&0iailNaS WILL
he iwrtsiia
aU. YalucJ 1'roni Thirty
.lake tll
' ,,, curl by Mm. Italwoc.
w.ii-l-"11 Tho. Otchln, de
j uttntiiiR wl11 J
nll ' UU, which
- . 1 I I LI Vl I t
U diy id IMH-iitw-r, i j
CiOwbio doiilHn t Uiiu. utl lb
CJ Tb" II. Tongue recelv
C.unJreJ "" "", norlhwtnl
LMr of lh l'ntitn claim, tlx
Ciinlng t hundred ami tweo
tft- Oil-bin. in England Th
L...:.-1!m ihat ThMi. Otchl
lb Utv of the execution of lb
Uos Juo:i, 1'HU, wsaageJ i
Lm mil lr reason of fb
Gib no' couipetmil to tusk
f.,11 Mm Krlwcva Tongue, whi
Mil Ihnnniwtl, wa the mother
T H Tni'KU, lc4l, and
ll tut letlirtlihefrd in thi will
tM ih prominence of the par-
4 10 lb f iltl, ill lllll"f
rj(biw n Cful" ColmlJrrable lu
iful in ihu county. MiHiiup
ttbiti iltlni.Utit to theroo
mtitlnui f'f to lk a trip
iKjUnJ, where he ha rela
ik, itti-n tin t"ilfwl filed
tia! w pi'fi-i at about
:i,'.U) Tim -HH'in rrciu that
in It'K'r. In-ill j worth l Ual,
iuUbreive. about ''..') Ml
ft whinner i the only living
itti the ("tutor, and therw 1
litlfli liMhr-f.
AT PHIVATK SALE
kS)lodli lrvrr hrrn, $.' (M,
.h Ollfi-r rU r milliliU iltW,
0. Sinrli tr kiit Moliue
W el h U.I. ton bui, brake.
i spring teat, fid; milk rack
ii mil t)i, capacity ,1H cii,
r4eim)iiititi, f tti; faun horw,
i(bt 15)1) immlf; g -oil mrkrf
;ihr ii.l in any way; light
? !, I ln, t.i Imitrr work
in ihiuoiinif v ; will trails on
wb nl lhiv borin lt imcu of
M nr ri,r i e ll. or will n
4 diffinri on in in of J(m.
Jsi4 mulct, or l'2V).
J ihn A. U.ibU,
HilUlxiro, Or.
WMr Fourth ati l Oak ulrneU,
iifhi liiiiii. K) 2
WAD DISTRICT ELECTIONS
Wtjm will U he til l Ibr
V'MlUio m-bool b iu, toin.iriflW,
'n.-t .Vi. 11, wi,n it i4fg.
'Jiti of run mill Kill tia
klotunbrr niciimlj! roaJi
in ml
lObrprrnt ah, Ulk in tb
"'"I On th 2Sih Um. an
J-otiiri.Hil r. Ux will
i Umtrici No 211, ami on thi
s 'ml. DiHtri.-ii H ami H.of
Grove, will ma to vole a
a I" fur ma.l buil.litig. fload
menl in in i)IH ,,( iri,
r.p5''i!etbink that lbigner
f" niui-b ciiijil.-.l io good
ratimK in logical.
' PLEASANT bUHPHISE
M-I. Flint waa very pleas
f""i y a rw friHu.l. on 8alur-
.wmnfr l lth. thn mnt lie
Mr i,;..i. i ...
li iilinmj. 1'aiUIT
r'niii ttHrA rvwj t th,
tbd HVMUnn 1'U
... R iirn-n prn'
Mrs Kiit.l n,l f...ll
g Willi If III I I J
f B Flint, ). AlirHhi.i.iir II
Uiuia Mattbimn,
KhiMla HKtn, Kffle
0. Julia Klii.t iii,n... ..i
.,?MH'' J"1,n' Algwheimer
Ul'' Railway. MuJt Rustle ,
OltUn.l .. .
ik . ,uiy t,nincii baa le-
i Unitfid IUilwaya
iT1f. ulii..V. :.. i i
, ,"out ,,f tl flrnt named
"comply utriollywith all
i,)rl "i uinnr io noiu
tan ,."trw',t fricliiBftR. The
IW i0.'"19 at noting of
.....u , ly council, one nighl
III tt il WBB lh intention
w"aiiy t complete the
rr a HilMlmr0(lni, havfl
p6rilK HH.eoon an pntsible.
Cw"l' Votc7im T.
J' met hint night, it being an
li h Kumr nieet ng, and
, 1 Pk Ux, total, iix milli,
ft.W, bill bf John
J7 w oorda of wood, waa
a warrant drawn to
IS, ",)Unl,nB to 11325. No
""'Ilium r.t 1 .
icted . ,i. ,u,l'orrance wai
Paniflo Monthly ,$2 00
I , inland Wednesday.
A eli.U from the I'. U. A N. tVi
grade, ah tut two mil. nrtn of
no ion, oocurr! Friday. Tl
elide wrnt iutu the county r,
and f .r a time blw-knUI tnvi
The
mil me company promptly
force of men to Ot uuttera
he
una n.ieil uii a d tirnKHlori In Ik.
, ,1 u
county road, and ouuide of the
nun unty i i irerel, wa a lm
to it.
fit
Dvjlle and doll ,.kda, Ioimi, i
ron
ioy, urum, witchM. bl.xk
game, album, ecrap booka, jkmiI
card iKKika, toilet ca., emoknr
aeU, work Iwire, barketa, and in
fact anything y (n t
and irent for both old and
young, at It. H. Greer'a. 3'.)-0
While working on the electric
light wiree on Ka.t Main U1
Friday, W. II. KmgU id a bran
nw raincoat on the aidewalk, for
which he bad juat pnij 2 Ui. Hir
ing occaaloo la go away from the
roat for a ahort tim l. .....
a,
priaed Uon returning to find that
It waa gone, but where, la the iue
lion that la now bothering him.
Call and get one of our choice
paetagneoi Uiwney'a chocolate
the are the ImI on tinh (!,.;..
maa ia narlng give ua a call. Alio
ana our one line of high gradr
plpre, cigars and tobaccos. I'al
maleer's Confectionery.
Thomaa Ilillinger, of Torllaod.
has bought a portion of a bill ntai
Forral Grove, which conlslna a de
posit of some stuff reeetnhliog n po
lio, which ths I'ortland man will
mine. Thia subelanoe i common
IO Centre) Warhinirtnn K.r.
JeHiiU may be had for a song,
ami alng 11 youraelf
lleCt-inlirf iitnr mul cttila llir )rr,
Alt'l i)lil lit I'triiu.im
fulk willrnjuv llir Cliii.lm, chrtr,
Buy goixU with l'ir Mnlium;
Ttlunll (allllltf lliV ml butil upnirii
Krrp -oi.r lcrt nint ry,
Vrl ve il 1 liratrj well, yt kcil,
Al l'jlliulrrf ' (.'"life tiolicty.
L.J.
I'alnutccr. I'run.
Win.
Ilagl.y,
of the North
I'laina, sold ;ir,(K)0 pound of choice
liot. rraierdar. to I'ort and out-
era. (or the U t of the luarknl. fir
aold tlO.lMi iounda on a 10c eon
tract, and llill he hai bops left
The bop aold yeeterday were ai
like an article aa ran be found Id
Oregon.
S took a the Hihann r!r thr
beet 10 cent claar in the countr
and the only 10 cent cigar made io
U aalitngton county, tall for it,
and belli out home tnduatrv.
Chas. K. Kih, MounUindale, Ore.
A uiaatiuerade ball will be giveo
at the W.O W ball. Glencoe.on
the eve of peceinber 2?ih. Ticket
ncluding supper, II W). Walker'
orchestra. Four jirlt will be
given to brat suetatned and mot
iDinical characters. 40-1
I'ance at the hall of the Wood
men of the World, near Cedar Mill,
on New Year's eve, Dec. 31. Tick
ets, including supper, 11 Ot); mem
iwrft of the Camp, half price. 3'J-2
C. W. Dodeon. of Hanks, waa in
the city Tuesday, on hi way to
rortland, wuere tie wilt uae me
next ateamer for Fan Francico.
and thnnce to I-os Angeles, where
be will sjiend the winter.
Iwt ltelween drtiot and Gran
ahml, HilUluro, an envelope, mark
ed "bill," containing a eum of
money. Return to add rem on en
velope, or leave at Argus otlu-e,
and receive cash reward. 401
Kd Totniikina, who waa injured
near Oatrander. Waeh..a few weeka
ago, is out of the hospital, and i
pending a few daya at home, near
Uleucoe.
L K. Wilkea. V. S. Riaminer of
Surveys, and Hert Wilkea, who
have been in Montana for several
months, returned to Iheir homes, in
thia city, yeeterday.
Bmokera like the Schiller and the
Kioellencia. These cigara are of
the bt atock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
k'LF.ill lima, sold the I). It
Reasoner house and lot on Second
.n l JHMmon el reels, thia city, re
cently, to Wm. Coneiy for IUMJ0.
For Sale-Sawed and cut cedar
binales: cedar fence posts and hop
uoeta. Hannan .V Son, Huxton,
Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuegy, of
in the city this
week, guests of Mrs Fuegy's home
folka, Henry Mesne anu mmuy.
We have aa fine a nursery stock
as you will And in the atate. Call
nd see ua, at the Morton ureen-
house.
Cbaa. Ford, of McMinnville, who
has sheep interesta in both l am-
nil and Washington couoihjb, wb
n HillHboroTueeday.
rin Mnmtav nloht ano fell at
this place to the depth of about one
Inch, but did not long remain.
T A Maaalnirer.
caller at the Argue offloe Wednta
day. Mr. and Mrs. C. K. hyiU took
thealternoon train for Portland,
Wednesday.
Dan Stoller, the Helvetia cheese
maker, waa a paasenger to Port
land via Hilleboro, Tuesday.
ChriBtmaa candies, tinael and
tree ornaments, at Greer s. JJ O
John 0. Kuratll and family
spent last Sunday in Portland
with friends.
Greer's ia the place to get can
dies and nute for Curietmae trees,
ClliMT CUT TO
flliltr.t 1' A l ..ll. f f ma
Order for Special Term
OlSCHittCED OLD JURY FCK TERM
ed Dic4 ef Three Cue Is Sbert
Order
Oo Monday, Judge Thamu A. Mc
Bride, of the 6tb judicial district,
lIared in this city, and aat in
chamber, Monday, aud a portion
of Tueeday. Monday, he ordered
tbe jury, which waa drawn for the
November term to be dicharged.
He, then, conferred with the bar of
this county, regarding a special
term of court. It appearing that
neceeaity exieted he made a formal
order for a term of court, which we
give in full. Tuesday afternoon,
be granted naturalization papere to
Mary Biraseel. of Buxton, aud di
vorcea a f!low: Miranda J. Jar
vi v. Milton A. Jarvi. and Ku
nice M. DeCamp vs Frank DeCarap
Following is the order sod a record
of the caaee which will be tried
during the special lrm:
In Ihr Cinuit Court of tlttr Stair of Or
'K'm, for WaxliiiiKton Cuunty.
In Ihr matter of uprcml trrm of Uie
Circuit Court of tlir Slute of Oirguii, for
hiiiKtoii County,
It U hrirl, onlrml tlut the Circuit
Court of the Sute of On m for V.h
uigUm Oiuittv .hull convene on TuurH
lay. the day of Jmiuurv. luuH, at IO
o'clmk.'n ni ', of Mid U'y, m j-cil
trrnj, fur llir jHirputr of bmtii k and di
ui); of uiotiuna and drmurrer in the
caur Urftiimftrr upccilicd, and for the
(nirjr of hrariiiK. trying, connidcring
nd liual lipoitionif thecaaa ahrrrin
4ftrr in. iitiimrd, for the tiurpinc of re-
celvuiK mfurm.itioin ami indictmrnu
louiul By the Oiatrirt Attorney, and for
thr nirN- ,.f recrivliiK plra and hrar
ing ar(uuiriit and drmurrer, and the
trial and 6ual dmiKnilion of the criminal
catea hrrrinaftrr mrntHineil, all for the
trial and iliUion of the rticular
cauwl hemiiaflrr art forth, and the
tmuwction of the buine hereinafter
prclitrtl, to il
I'artiliou 1-' M Vincent vt Kmeliue
Viunenl et aU; Mary lircker v Heury
flecker; Nancy A Jobuaon v Sarah K
Sphera.
l'i m lourr Iwlirlla O MoriT.w v
Andrea HraarM-o rt al; K 8 Callcndar vi
llaniel and John McCloud.
To quirt lillr- It K Noble v I Arthur
Watroua et alt, J VV hhule va Anton
1'fuiiiier.
Injunction Geo Miller v J W Shute;
Oregon Nurarry Co v J S Gardner.
Action for money Carl Son-narn v
Autone Jacobaon; SI Biabee v K R Har
riaon el al.
Condrui nation Pacific i Railway A
.Navigation Co va Mary McC.ec; lleavtr-
tou-VVilUburx Railroad Com GcoJAiu-
tei et al, Orr(on Klectr T"' " "
Ceo Ilarttiraa el ah; J
burg KailftMiI va A J i J ... ,
Hcaverton-W iluburg Railroad Company
v Krbecc l aiino; liraverlou-Wtlliiburg
Kailruad Co va A R l-'aitnoanil wife: IV
ci lie Railway & Navigation Co vi Klvie
U Jacobaon; lleavrrton-Willsburg Rail
roail Co v Oeo McCoy.
Appeal Cornelius Sute Bank v M S
Allen.
Action for money liosa Renbitto et
ala va Luggi Maztet et alt; Kacbael Haw
thonie v W it Cate; Rachael Hawthorne
vi W B Cate.
l-'orrclonure mechauic'i lien S M
Holland vs C Rhoades et al.
Action fur damages 8 M llollaud vs
C Hhoadrs; W L llarvcy vs Jos Duertt,
Suit for divorce Kmily J firming vs
M I'lrniitiK; Hannah f' Camplicll vs
os Cauipliell.
Writ of Review C L LarKe va City of
I'roest Grove.
Jo and Walberga Lcmburg vs Wash
ington county.
State of Oregon va J A Baker, three
counts.
State of Oregon vs Marshall Robin
son aud Walter Keynolds.
It is further ordered tliat a certified
copy of this order shall be served on the
wrtlr lo aaitl respective causes, ten io)
lav prior to January l, 1908, the brut
day of such special term, by the clerk of
Una court, by mail, proof of which er-
vice shall be made by the. sum clerk., anil
Gird with this order.
Dated this December 17th, 1007.
Thomas A. Mcllride,
Circuit Judge, Fifth judicial District.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Id D Curti et al to A W Dickey,
lot 4 Cnrti Subdivision in Wm
Slokes d I c 1 1 n 3 w .,
I Merruti et ua to George Wee
colt n w V of n e ec s t a n
3 w, 40 acre
; M Tongue et al to J A Moore pt
of Amended l'lat to Fairview ad
to IHIlshoro .". .-
I S Nat'l Bank to J F Comptou 5
acres in sec at 1 1 a t w
red Scofield et ax to Detroit
Trust llo. Dart of sec a tUSW
f5'
550
1609
lib
10
I
176
l5o
8S0
1000
1800
1600
1
Jos A Moore et ui to Detroit Trust
Co, a w H 01 n e i aec 10 1 3 n
Biaf. a a a
Agnes Wirt to L G Morley. n w
V of lot 3 blk J4 Forest Grove. .
Robert P Wirtii to L G Morley n e
4 of lot 3 blk 4 f ore" urove. .
srgaret K Leach to Catherine
Ilyland part of block 15 Forest
Grove
L Ayerset al to Frank Maitlaml
14.36 a in aec 16 UM
C Al zander et ua to KM Por
ter 51.50 a in Wm Carpenter d 1
laJw
Bdwin B James et ux to Florence
McDowell Ureen, part or 101 1
LIU n Vnrmt PifAVI
J M Pollock to J M Pollock et fiat
6.80 a In Harvey Clark die...
Aua-urt Mtthie et ux to Ed 3y
et ux, ao a in Wm uci.tu aici
4500
Geo
..i,'n'Jli.r at ui to David
Fletcher et al lot 3 block 7 Sher.
p Couip'ton to John A Wileon 5
in see 21 1 1 1 w...... .........
H K) man et ux to Arthur Bell
. .U . mm lit S I W
450
5oo
I
Wm V Bellrood et ux to James j
Donning 16 a in J u uustm a 1
C 1 1 B I W
1600
in Portland.
Tuesday, on profeeaional buaineas,
CONVENKJANUAKY 2
HIU580RO AAGU9, fcCC. 10, 1ac7
Argua and Oregonian, 12.25
H. Miller, of Forest Grove, was
in the city Tueeday.
F. W. Hchultbeiz, of Bethany,
came to town Monday.
Louie Mark, of Bethany, waa in
town Tuesday.
Attorney M. B. Bump was a
Portland visitor Tuesday.
Oaant Mann, of near Cornelius,
waa io the city Tuesday.
H. C. Wilson, of Buxton, had
bueioeea in Hilleboro Tuesday.
W. K. McCourt and wife went to
the metropolis Wednesday.
Henry 8chmeltxer and wife were
passengers to Portland Wednesday.
W. T. Maddox, of Buxton, was
in town yesterday.
John Bewell was a passenger to
Portland today.
W. F. Bellrood, of East Portland
waa io town today.
Look out for notice of the Fire
men's ball in the next issue.
Dao Burkhalter, of Farmington,
waa in town thia afternoon.
W. II. Hicks, of Portland, was a
Hilleboro visitor today.
Wm. Hchulmerich, of South Tua
latin, waa in town today.
Judge Hollis, of Forest Grove,
waa in town thia afternoon.
Donelson ia still at the same old
stand ready to cater to your wants
Regular services will be held in
the Reedville next Sunday, aa us
ual.
D. Buell, of Weat Union, had
business at the county teat on
Tueeday.
Jasper KrlTer, a well known
Glencoe sawmill man, was in town
Tueeday.
Frank Weiaenback, of Reedville,
waa in town this afternoon, and
called on the Argua.
Cap. Guiles is building a barn on
bis premises opposite the court
house.
Mrs. Anna B. Connell, of Port
land, ia staying on ber ranch west
of town, for a few daya.
Mrs. L F. Belknap departed to
day, to spend the holidays with
relatives at Junction City.
S. A. D. Meek, of Glencoe, was
in town yesterday and called at
the Argus oflice.
About 20 full blood Buff Orping
ton cockerela for sale. C. Rhoades,
9th A Bareline.
C. 8. WilBon, of Mountaindale,
transacted business io Hilleboro
yeeterday.
oWtA tois city last week
Mrs. Adim Treber, of thia city,
went to Portland today to attend
the funeral of John Urboch'a little
child.
As I am disposing of my milli
nery stock I will sell at half price.
Here ia an opportunity that ladiet-
ehould not overlook. Mrs. L
Vrooman,
Kuratli Broa. announce the fol
lowing sale of real estate thia week:
James Newell to D. B. Emerick,
property north of the court houBe,
consideration, $1350.
inreening ouiui, mis separator
and 15 H. P. Case engine, for sale
at a bargain. Good condition. $700
TSt I if. T-m' . a .
takes it. J. 1. roweii, warren
place, Hilleboro, R. F. D, 5. 40-44.
Commissioner V. a, ttucnanan,
of Cornelius, and Commissioner
W. J. Butner, of Beaverton, attend
ed an adjourned session of com
missioners' court this week.
Herman Hunteman.of southwest
of town, and who has been at
Farmington for several years, is
spending the winter in California.
He writes that be prefers old Ore
gon.
Miss Pearl Greear, of thia place,
who some weeks ago went to San
Diego, Cel., for the benefit of her
health, is reported aa being no bet
ter. She ia at present in an open
air sanitoriuui, near San Diego.
Mine dollars and twenty.centa a
box for pears ia going Bome, but a
Medford man sot that figure for
oarload of Cornice pears, in New
York City. What's the matter with
planting a few tea acre tracts to the
Cornice pear in this county?
A. J. Hartrampf, who ia agent
for the J. W. Leary hop company,
of Portland, bought the following
lot of hope at this place, this week.
Porter & Buchanan, 83 bales; Wm.
Weston, of Forest Grove, 118 bales;
John Parsons, Roy, 91 bales; John
Hisler, Gales Creek, 176 bales. The
hops were all fine.
M. E. Gibson, president of the
Gibson Manufacturing Company,
of Portland, is in the city, looking
over the field as a possible location
for a factory. If satisfied with the
place, at the conclusion of his in
vestigations, he may have a propo
sition to make to the city. One
thing is certain, and that is that
his proposition will not contain the
usual, or any other bonus feature.
Mr. Gibson says he has orders
enough ahead to keep his company
busy for at least two years. The
machines he is manufacturing are
of his own invention, one of which
is an adding maohine. Mr. Gib
son is a member of the Portland
Board of Trade.
ADJOURNED TERM
Of -dm COURT
Six Thousand Qunty Fund
fiot:s to. Road Improvement
K0AU MATTERS VEKE CONTINUED
Delin'ueat Tax List Ordered to be
Publiibed
An adjourned session of the county
commieeioners' court waa held oo
Tuesday, County Judge and both
Comraiesioners being present. TBe
following business was transacted:
An order was mads for the pub
lication of the delicquent tax list
of Washington county, in the Hille
boro Argus and the Independent.
It wss ordered that the sum of
six thousand dollars be transferred
from the general fund to the coun
ty road fund.
In the matter of the road peti
tion of H. O. Hayes etal; continued
to the next term.
In the matter of the road peti
tion of Chas M. Shaw et ale; con
tinued to January.
THE BRADLEVS A BAD LOT
Patrolman J. H Gittings, of Port
land, was killed in a pistol duel at
Albina, yeeterday evening. Git
tings bad been called to arrest
MellvilleG Bradley, of the latter
place, for beating his wife, when
Bradley shot the policeman and
made bia escape. Bradley ia a
blackemitb, and worked in the car
ihops. Of late, he bad been jeal
ous of Gittings, and the murder Was
a culmination of the matter. This
tragedy calls to mind a drama io
which Bradley and his wife played
last July ia Washington county.
Mrs. Kate Bradley and a man
named VY. T. Anderson ran a res
taurant at tho Grove, for a while
laat summer, where they paeeed a?
mam and wife. Bradley, the wo
man'a husband, met Anderson on
the train between Portland and the
Grove, and engaged in a fight with
him. Bradley then stopped off at
Hilleboro, and a wore out a warrant
for the arreet of the twain. When
Deputy Sheriff Kane arrived at the
Grove, he found that Anderson and
the Bradley woman had taken a
livery team and gone. He later
found them occupying the same
room at a hotel in Banks, and ar
rested them. They were tried in
Circuit Court, and convicted of the
ilim of adulurjr, , Anderaoa wae(
v.. ' : . ,W
Wbnoief trt tfitwUfoototf Ttl
the county jail, but owing to the
fact that the was to become a moth
er, she was paroled.
THE MARKETS,
This morning's market reports,
compiled from Portland quotations
ire:
Valley Wheat, 82
Barley feed, $27.50 per ton;
brewing, $31; rolled, $30. '
Oats, White, $23.
Bran, $23 per ton.
Hay, valley timothy, $1G;
clover, $15? grain, $15($1G.
Potatoes, 50c(S65 per hundred.
Eggs, 35c.
Butter, Creamery, 30 35c
SAYS WEST WILL WAKE UP
In the Good Roads Magazine for
December, is a letter from Commis
aioner McDonald, who attended
the Good Roads Convention, which
was held in Portland last month
In referring to Oregon, Commis
sioner McDonald said:
"In Oregon there is no state commis
sioner. The crnful mail auv-iatinti tin.
der the leadership of Judge John H.
own, oi oaieni, mu go rjeiore uie nexl
legislature, however, and ask for the ap-
ooiutlllent of a state cotnniisssionrr. anil a
substantial appropriation for construc-
tirtn f m.u 1i.i4iu.. ska ......
.VM V. 1J v it A J sic JU31
now beginning to take up the question
of Macadam road construction on the
coast. I came to the conclusion that
while the west hasn't, as yet, eutered in
to the Question of aoieiltilll- mail Imilrlintr
as thoroughly as has the East, it will
.. . . .. ....
aoou luorougmy awaken to uie possibil
ities." WOODMEN MEETING
Hon. M. A. Miller, State Lecturer
for Modern Woodmen of America,
accompanied by State Deputy J.
W. Simmons, will address an open
meeting at the Reedville echool
house, Saturday evening, Dec. 21,
at 8 o'clock, under the auspices of
the local camp. The publio cor
dially invited.
One of the divorces granted by
Judge McBride, this place, last
Monday, and which was attempted
to be keot seoret. bv the nartiea in.
tereeUd, was that of Calvin Heilig,
one or the proprietors of the Heilig
theatre of Portland, from Ella Hei
lie, his wife. This makes the seo-
ond time the Heiligg have been di
vorced. On .November 6th, 1906,
the Heiligs took out a marriage li
cense in this county, he giving his
age as 41 and she as over 18. The
couple were married on the same
day, in this county. The second
divorce, as above stated, was on
Monday. The parties occupy a
high social position in Portland.
Mies Emma Everett la visiting
with John Brown and family
'ext Spring, Washington coun
ty is to have eome new and popu
lar views of its scenic spotsand
it has gome that are unsurpassed
for natural beauty. Mr. Pope, who
recently bought back hia old stu
dio, will spend several daya next
Spring on the Wileon River road,
and in the mountain creeks beyond
Glencoe, where there are some nat
ural water fall that are very at
tractive. Mr. Pope says thia is
one of the beet fields he ever work
ed in. He is now busy getting out
Christmas photographs, and his
work is Ihi fineet of the fine.
The L. O. T. M. of Greenville
Hive, No. 57, at its last meeting,
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Commander, Lora
Hamilton; Lieut. Commender.Car
olioe Killings worth; Record Keep
er, Lucy Brown; F'inance Keeper,
Emma Parker; Chaplain. Ida
KirU; Sergeant, Marion Moore;
Mistress at Arms, Lula Reiling;
Seninel, Elva Inkley; Picket, Ag
nes Scbramel; Past Com , Clarissa
Ireland.
It will be to your interest to look
over the many nsw Christmas
goods at Donelson'e store. A fine
line of rockers and couches the
very thing for a nice Xmae present
Call and look them over before you
make your purchases. 30-tf.
James A. Imbrie and wife, who
have been visiting in the East for
some time past, returned today.
They were accompanied by their
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Smith, of
Kirkeville, Mo., who has been ill
for several months. Her health,
however, is improving. The Im
bries report a peasant trip, but
naturally, are glad to get back to
the emerald green and mists of Old
Oregon.
No. 3 stomping powder, caps and
fuse, at Portland prices. Call at
my place near West Union church,
or addresa G. Hager, Hilleboro,
Ore., Route 4, Box 65. 39-42.
Dr. C. L. Large, of Forest Grove,
will have his case with the city up
for review at the coming session of
circuit court, on a demurrer. We
might reiterate that there will be a
session of circuit court here on Jan
uary 2, 1908, with "Dr. Large
attending."
Taken up At my place, at
Witch Hazel bop farm, a sorrel
gelding about 10 years old; has
bald face; had big bell on. Otner
please call, pay charges, etc., and
takesams awav. Frank Weieen-
back, Manager Witch Hazel Hop
m a m
r-arm. 40-1
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs
John Pierce, who live on the cor
ner of Seventh and Fir streets, died
yesterday, and will be buried to
had"intlw Odd "Yellows eeujmory. '
Exceptional values in ladies
tailor made suits at $10 and $12,
direct from the East. Come early
and get your choice, at Schnlmer
ioh Bros.
"The New Life," will be the
theme of the Christmas sermon in
the Congregational church, next
Sunday m6rning. "The Battle
Field of the Great Captain," will be
the evening topic. Christian En
deavor at 7 p. m. All are welcome.
You will find mince meat, cran
berries, cauliflower, sweet potatoes
in fact anything in the vegetable
line at Greer's grocery. 34-tf.
Mrs. Atwater, of Hilleboro, had
the misfortune to slip and fall on
the sidewalk, near her residence,
laat Sunday, and sustained a frac
ture of a bone of the left wrist. She
received medical attendance, and
is improving nicely.
Remember the dance at the
Knights of the Maccabees' Hall,
Greenville, Christmas night, Dec.
25. Walker, Barrett & Walker,
orchestra. Tickets, including oys
ter supper, $1.00. Public cordially
invited. .
Donelson'a is the place to get
'em. A present that is useful, and
that will last a lifetime. Look 'em
over. 40-tf.
A 7 year old girl of Mr. Gray, of
this city, fell from a ladder in a
barn, one day thia week, and broke
one of the bones of the left leg.
about two and a half inches above
the ankle.
Regular services at the Christian
church next Bunday. Topic for
morning, "Foolishness." For eve
ning, "Some Wise Men." Special
music.
Step in to Donelson's furniture
Btore and look over his Bofas, rock
ers and dressers. Something that
will make useful presents. 40-tf.
Christmas dance at Alpha Hall,
Cornelius, Saturday, Deo. 21, 1907.
Walker's orchestra. Tickets 75c
All are invited to come, and have
a good time.
Misses Marie Frazier and Grace
Ruell, of Portland, who have been
viBiting with the family of John
Sewell, of this city, for some days,
returned to home today.
Born, to the wife of J. A. Vande
hey, on the old Cornelius farm,
near Glencoe, Deo. 13, 1907, a son.
Miss' Mabel Smith, of Forest
Grove, spent Sunday in this city,
the guest of her sister, Miss Pearl
Smith.
Miss Ora Brown, of Forest
Grove, visited E. C. Brown and
family, Wednesday.' . V
Argus and Oregonian, $225.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Snrgeoa
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ri v . ...... K. HUM .. uimMkira.
Kooma 12. LI and i.v k'M.i.uns
wtmt corner Baseline and bemud Street,
lioih ' Phones.
VryA-rVWvvyyMVvi.
I. T. LINKLATER, Id. B. C. Mrf -PHYSICI
N ANU SURGEON
Office upaUin over Tbe Delta Drue Store
Kidence East of Court Honar,
in tbe corner of the block.
AAMaAMMWVVMVyWM
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIIUIE, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon 8outhem Pacitio Railroad Co.
CoimullMion In Kronen or Eneliah. lf
hew opatain. over L. 11. Hoy Cia. store,
uunu aiue 01 .nam bi HUlaboro, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M.D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. TT,11cW. r,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,'
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLS BO RO - OREGON
Swat. . MT. 0. Marw
DAOLEY HARE
ATTOStN'KYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 1 Skate Building
HILLS BOKO, . , 0BEG0.1.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTOSLNBY-AT-LAW
Office, opstairs, over the Post Office,
Hillaboro, - Ornow.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW .
Rooms J, 4. J, Morgan Blk. Hillsborc.
JOHN U. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW .
Office Upstairs, Baiky Mergan Block,
Rooms, i aat a.
HILL8BORO, . . - OB2GOH.
ArArWArArVVyyvyvaj)
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrics: Main Street, ope. Court Booj.
HIIXSBORO ' OREGON
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - ,4 - . Oregon
T. R. Imbrie
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write I
or call at office.
Room ix, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
J. W. VANDERYELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he has a fine
line of Farm Machinery for
the Pall trade consisting
in part of
Double Actios; Hay Pumps,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpies Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies. -
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction. : :'
Call and see these lines.
Candy & Nuts
For Everybody
Fancy Boxes Packed to
your order. Select yon
Boxes early. ' Leave your
orders early for candy
canes; baskets, big sticks,;
and mixed. '
Den of Sweets
Those wishing copies of ti.9 New
Year's Oregonian shoo! 1 ttr 1 l
their orders to. J" n .' '