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HILLSBORO ARQUb, DEC. 2G, 1007
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iLHJT Mr. J. W. Hmiih .1 I , T ,-
Smith ftnm . I ti
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. wrini men, wbo, some time tiro
wee In the city to look It over as a
fHMiibU field (or the establishment
or a foundry tod machine .hop
M 10 town iiaiu oo Wednesday,
and told persons In town that he
and bia partner bad by no meant
given up tbe idea of coming here.
The financial llurr a...,...k..
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"V" project unier serious con.
(deration. Ili.iK m. u.i.i.
V.f..r Crl-t m Bl. hi. partner ere u
tMr buiinaw.snd will be welcome
should they conclude to coma.
SauiUr
Ao Uvea on tba Utile
jinook county, is now
a ri tb county Jail at
ehf btar. He was arrest
1) above charge, and
lefore Justice of tba
Wk!.J. waived eiatnio
end ?aa bound ow to the
CJart. end lo tba mean-
lrcriulM- cotnrs Ct.1 the yrar.
Ami Kttlit ate l.rrtmum
rlk will riijuy the i lirut
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Ijanua aitil
Kwp prot.hr ,1( ami Wllry(
itmmcvr lonirrlloirt'r
him art r,
Tba road fjuestion in Waibington
County it full of perplexities, and
each year see tbouaanda of dollar
pent on highways, and no perma
nent results. The time if now ripe
for a change. Tba road tai ihould
be expended on permanent work.
County Judge J. W. Goodio ia an
enthusiast on a change in road ex
peoditurea, and expresses himself
oo tbla lmortant question in the
following emphatic manner:
The good roml movement throughout
the country, in my opinion, bat reached
tlw Mki m Washington county where
the Uipayrnafetkttwniliiig that a great
er prrcrnlage of load money be tpeut on
good, rniaiiclit Uiacam roul. Home
ruaua Wailing to the ceulral trailing points
ia the ctunly aud to the county line on
the diUrrrnt itwli to Portland, ai well
as treU'hea of roal acrOM Ixittom land
and on billmdri throughottt the county,
have been kept in repair by corduroyiiik
ud planking for a tiuml-r of veura, and
each year icvtrnl thoowtiida of dullara of
tlw moiiry ruined for road jmrpowa l
Jient in tbii manner. The price of luui
brr ami corduroy the part year ha been
o liiKh that the coot of well built road
of Una material will cover nearly the cot
of good uiacailam within 3 uiilen of the
iUairy. Much roada are not only umke-
sail acototrlo onarectere atar n ' ' ,V T,V. . n 7, V,, v,u ur Tcon" B"" 'vei no-
L I- .via ulaiM A dimlnutlea V""WH auroiu uom- rr iacea every tew veari. it 11 p.
V'0' A aur DUUf Uane Ia morta... .n.l ,.f I lrent that the mod aAnomical w.v i
M bltcbtd 10 ao om , ratn- z, tu"Z:iV"rZ-K7:T.r Uww Uw rfiiu. ti..t . M.iha.obii.,.
reblcla, wblch ook.j " rlV Hu I. to macd.mUe 1 w,l
might bata .Ueo. witb . - 7, u "VZ T '",
I ..hIj I .f. - M I tltt(tlHllih( IMua I I t . . I . .
CM,and Wbila tba owner , Jive jope of Sa.hingtou county luve an
Tan to buyinl aoOJ atippltM iacen up AI tny place, at pnirrlauling of the value of good roatU
t aw of the etorea, tba jackaee Witch Haiel bop farm, a eorrel ,na 'uy "e enough to invert
1 lij war suieklj urroiipM '?0UJ . " 7"" 1J; Pi-of k.ub'rn.T
aeurtotta crowd, who louulaeu I oaia lace: naq big bell oo. Owner luurinm Lri.Si th
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iH tori 01 liwvillioa ai U lot P"" " Py voargoa, wH anu looowuig queiiona prent mem
iaai of the into, and why hea away. Frank Weiwn'
oaci, Maoagr wiun llatel Hop
Farm. 401
loiu-rv
ieh-lbW. mWMarreal- L. J. I'alutateer. 1'ion.
i 111 abova charge, and frad OeUler, of thia city, waa ar-
Wilelort Joatlo of Ibt oo complaint of b(a wifr,
.. fi . t i reaterua v. dd a rhu.. .f ...... t
. ui iimauit
ana nailery. Holh are Hil ..
W w. .
Vkncea In yeara. Mra Gilalr t..
tl fled that bar buabatid bnlr h.r b-
'.bried ud lo Jail. Davia Iba balr. and otberwlea abuaad k
Gaell o( twalta cblldrea, The matter 'came op before Jumice
L Ucallr JeeUtuU. it U. iodr Inpmi a fire
'k'r ', ' .v . . ' , oi am or 25 dava n th a,.i.
wo lo default of the amount
WPPW .B,,, ooe, tne old man went to ia!)
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U.i I "iwiibim liaii Will lie flvan
(tared far V wm -W. Ball, Uleocoe. On
Id have ,, 91 ''w. lickela,
r al $3 ,uuuu,"a PPr, f i w, welker'a
urvumra. four uruaa Will 1m
given (o beat euatainad and moat
comical cbaractara. 40 1
TbeO A C. 11. 11. Co. Died a
bulky documeot in the recorder 'i
offloe, tbla week, which waa ext.
I (Vinkant nf tk .L. .11
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W.' Sunt.
WJ work
1 (lit. but
Lao ear bUnal
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llTBANCI CHAI
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appeared
waa vot to
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T.v. !lAr
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TALKS T ROADS
i'uta Matter of Macadam up
to the People
ASKS SOWE POISTED QUESTIONS
Tbloaa tbi Voter. Should Kiev hew
Caedlditce Stand
Argua and Oregonian, 12.25
A. L. Grebe, of near Laurel, call
ed Iueeday.
Herman Ooterman. of Center
ville, waa in towo Tueeday.
Omar Hmitb, of Glencoe, waa in
tbecity Tueeday.
Lawrence Brown, of Bloom ine,
waa in tba city Iueeday.
Fred Ilauiel, of Went Union, waa
n tbe city Tueeday.
Doneleon ia atill at the aame old
aland ready to cater to your wanta
D. Rhaw, of Beaverton, wag in
town Tueeday.
Ileinrich Peterten, of Banka, waa
in town Tueeday.
Born, to the wife of T. Eozen,
of Banka, Deo. l'JU7, a eon.
J. X. Irmler, of Cornelioa, vieit
ed tbe county aeat Monday.
Mr. and Mra. Maxwell, of West
Uoioo, were in town Mouday,
M. L. Howell, of Beaverton, waa
n tbe city today, and called at the charged.
rgua omce.
Thomaa 81 me, of Farmington,
waa in town Tueeday, on legal bus-
loeea.
Benj. Bcbol field, of Cornelius,
bad bueineaa at tbe oourt house
ueeday.
Frank Bchultheii, of Bethany, waa
in town Tueeday. Mr. ecbultbeiz
hae bad experience witb alfalfa
crops on bia ranch, liie testa of
that forage plant baa reeulted in
Born, to the wife of Wm. Stevens, the opinion that alfalfa, without ir
of Farmington, Ore , December 21, ngatton in thia climate, is good for
-Jl cbooee auob an outfit, wltb
taoallneaof clvilitation. When
laaa appeared, one l the by
undertook to interview
a failed. Tba stranger re
J la be caiechlted. "Tbe leaa I
i you pMple, tba better I like
, ti aooner bava your ill will
l roar good will, be snarled
&ta turned the Jckaaa arouad
While a number of young men
and boy a were engaged In cbarivar
ing a newly married couple near
Blooming, laat Friday nigbt, one of
the boya, named Hobman, fell over
a bank, and broke bulb bones of
hia left
ankle.
rlvei fir dlacuuiuu:.
Mboulil the road law t be ao amended m
to giw the county court authority to levy
a aoecial tax to raise funda to be uard for
)erutanent woik only?
h'hould tbe county court expend money
from the general road fund to ait dia
trit -ta which have voted a xM tax on
their probity lor lieniiaiicut work?
If o, to what extent?
The matter of voting a tax in the dia-
tru-ta la in Hue with
the aute aid plan
Ui? thrwa Inrhaa almva lb. now io nnivemally atknowlcgedtobethe
ri.1. . ,r loniy aucreamui way lorcarrviim on tint
a w . i at ii ai a ii riui aa aaiiiii ui inw auaraw . '
tbe animal keeping to tbe ""V T Z"V F . Ti v r"y"'lf f,,h;w.of.Tf,,T;
.kit. tk. ..... i ' i i. .k.Mor Dr. F. A. Bailey to set tbei ew Jntey wai the firm elate to adopt
- "" hmi.ii knnd mat new law n loot ami now it tuiea
,;all. Ine man was perhaps are improving tbcirroada under this plan
aiaoae-a. Ilia balr waa lone cmoke tbe llabano clear, the '! under ute uiiwrviiion. One reiuon
1 wkempl, and be wax roughly heel 10 cent cigar in the county- commen.U itif l. that
Kvidemly, be waa soured on7 1U cent cigar made in
iM)7, an 8 pound boy.
A lot of 7-foot cedar poets for
tale. Inquire of J. M. Bridges,
Uillaboro, Ore.
Geo. Bantz, of Portland, ia spend
ing tbe Holidays witn nia parents, oeiow tne ground, nr. ocnuitneiz
east of town. tblnks that tbe disease is due to
worms or other insects that prey
it. He tbmka it pays to
raise it, even tnougn n ns to be
re-seeded every two years. He is
Capt. Wilbur Wiley left Monday also of tbe opinion that Hilleboro
for Kennewick, Wash., where be ought to have a cheese factory. The
baa soma property interests. poorest kind of cheeee now sella in
, , . . ... tne markets at W cents a pound.
u. u. leeay, rast aiaeier oi me with . f.Mn,. s it,.. k.
SUt Orange, was in town Tues- farmer could save the whey, which
day, renewing old acquaintances. ould ,.,nf.bie 'tooi in
Pythian Sisters sre requested to growing pigs and fattening hogs,
ttend loduetbis Friday eveninc w&ey is also one or tne Dest egg
mnortant business. . producers known wben led to poul
la f . li a
pi ine wen mown roaa supervisors
or tbla county, was lo town lues-
day.
Ralph Wann and family, of Ce- 0ne of tb, Wfj,ilDI. of the
dar Mill, spent unrlstmas in tbis " i ;.j n' i
"'!."" 25. 1907. at one o'c ock n m . at
H. D. Miller and wife, of Oreeonl
City, are spending the holidaya aPn
itb L. M. Hoyt and wife.
srarfbody human. Matin he
i bis laokaan, who koowi? It
:kleooly companion, and seem
w be faithful, and somewhat
Wssbingtoo county, Call fur it,
and help out horns industry.
Cbaa. K Fieb, MounUiodale, Ore.
Holly Circle, Women of Wood
ad, even obey log bia motions, crtfi ot jtotml ().0ve, elected tho J"'' fer county oumiiiwiotieia xn
not one atate has adopted the law and
thru turned back to the old system again,
and ecveral of the itatea have increased
the percentage of the ihare mitt by the
atate, notably kouuecticut, wuicn pay
three-fourth! ol the whole amount
The candidate for the atate hgtiluture
ill
e sweep of bis long arm, he i0owln officere Salurdar niabf Pi wpeo-
it Xn lb. ,mA In KU '",,"7'n'0CT" ,ura,J "'a"- pic and I believe the people ahould know
jasa It doeo tba road. In bis . ajf trolly Anderson; A. ;, bow they aund tm tbia tmporiaat uuea
P huggy, there was Rda Hteigleder; C, Sophia Smith; tioii lfoie electing them to oihcc.
is profualon of thing., Includ- jj mj More, . M iot Freeman; 1 " f rensibility in this mat
Mag pans, a gold pan and a a e1. hi.i lie-n n . Nance W. that the dutv be. .t the
u, vih, ikL .1.. . '. . , " , oor oi tne county couu oi our county,
OUIUI. wno tbla Strange n ... I U fj. Mnrlav: C. O.. L...I i ,i!,...f.. .i 1,1 i. .,iii
I I - I "J w J t 1 I ' aaa.v",v "him -fc -v-v.
aUr ia, and what bia history,
iperbtpa never be known by
taiuiwro people wbo saw him
CHINA WEDD1NO
Anna Pomerov: manaser. Ina Free- land acted upon
m.. There i no. reasonuble
Kxcfptional values in lad if s
tailor made suits at 110 and 1 12,
direct from tbe Kaat. Coma early
and get your choice, at 8chulmer
lob Bros.
Tba Hop Meu'a Union, which
bald its first meeting at Woodburn,
Ibis week, secured the signatures of
seventy-five bop growers, and bids
fair to develop into a strong organ
itation. It will mean better prices
for boot, as it will do away witb
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Ud Mrs W. 0. Donelson eel
"4 tbeir twentieth, or China
2ianuiverarv. at tbeir home
U corner of Third and Maple
i00 laal Saturday evening,
rMr'ZI,.g07. The evening
iol in ulavlna Five Hundred
jTlloeb until 11:30 o'clock,
"VHIHVIIMI W5ID png U I. ' M .a (III "
JWabmr,. .n.i n w n the profits of the middle men.
a flrst and seonnd orlxes. re-1 Annual masouerada ball at Hills
iTSlr. Mr. Hhidaa luirform.! hnM 11.11 Tnaada ava DfVI 31st
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, oeremonyasa a pieae- rrues ior most comicai auu wi
I Ud uniiius manner, much to sustained characters, also for the
Mrrimeni of those present. beat waltiina couote. Walkera or
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w. n. Welirnng, B. V. Jacob Youngen, oi Helvetia, oau
22 r !"w"- ' lamne fine Burbank potatoes on ex
bibltlon at Kuratli Bros.' otnee,
tbia week, which shows what
mountain land will do for spuds.
"Four New Year Resolutions"
will be tbe morning topio in tne
Congregalional churoh. "Three
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luang ma pub, 0 for tna ivenlng topi0.
, v'tiuiiaiigiBuiivau uuni ... tr ..
an..! " . Miaa Harriet IU elY. 01 vauuou
. 0a OB. "J" " m..k .nA Mia. Stella BoS
f aicaa tjasst - .
.a l . t ) t - J . 4 kaa
aav I'Ariistnn. vihiiru uo
vv n w m - y
Boscow home, over t'brisimaa.
Mlaa Rva and Master Roland
BiKCOw. of Portland, were guesta of
ik fioaoow family on UDrteimas
day.
Alfred Dvsle. with Eggert &
Voung, of Portland, was tbe guest
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Of bIS uncie, J. U. xvuram, vul-.
mas,
excuse today
for expending the money of the taxpay
era an haa been done in former yean,
when no uniform methods were employ
ed, but aimply a "gueaa ami do it ngniu
prtieeaa." 1 will have more to uy on
iliiuuctioii. and invite anyone interest
ed to discuss mid to criticise our plans to
establish throughout the county u svs-
tem of well-built ninradiiui roiids.
RESOLUTIONS
jnch. C. W. Ke.lmon.1, N. W.
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UW8ewel, Miaa Mary Hewell,
r:' r. ami airs. m. m.
imivertiiy l'ark.
Cud of Appreciation
I Christinas, and bopa to
'continuance of the publlo
during tba coming year.
hi our patrons a happy and
"e ew iear,i amaiaoera-
K. U.Uraer.
8"THROP-JOHNSOM
Whereas, it bath pleased Almighty
God in the exsroiee of his illimita
ble power aud wisdom, to remove
from Earth to Glory, Arthur Marrs
the beloved son of our esteemed
Brother. Otis H. Marrs, and,
Wherea. In the death of Arthur
M.rra. which occurred at hit home near
Scbolls, Ore , Ju the twenty-sixth day of
November, 1907, tbia community has
lost a promittiiig youth, and the parents
have lunlaincd an irreparable loss, there
fore, be it
Ueaoleed. bv Lincoln Lodge No. i6r
f 11 n. that the moat cordial and
sincere sympathy of this Lodge be, and
ia, hereby extended to tbe parents and
i.milv of the decead. Let us bt miml
ful of the fact that "The Angel of tbe
Lord encampeth round about them that
(.r him. and that He redcemeth the
aoult of hit servants, and none ot them
11,. t trust In Him thall be desolate." He
it further
Halved, that a copy of these resolu
iinn I aoread uoon the records of tbit
l-odge, and that copiet be furnished the
Uillaboro pajiert for publication, and
that a duly certified copy thereof be pre-
tented the parents ot tne oeceaseu.
Done at Uall of Llncolu Lodge No. 161
I. O. O. F.i Scholls, Ore., Dec. 4. 907
U. boper,
Committee A J. A. Brown,
- (C. II. Brooks,
MORRILL -POINTER
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.io Hllisboro, Ora. Deo.
i A "J, 3:00 P County
' o?din offlolatina. Mr. Ku-
'Wbrup, of ltanks.and Miss
"hnson, of Gleocoe. They
JH m Banks,
Mr. Kdwin R. Morrill, of this city,
Miaa Lvdia M. Pointer, of By
naWlu. Smith siwnt Christmas Ln. were united in marriage, De
.tik bia father and mother, at For- L.mh, 25.1907. at the home o
.. nm m and Mrs. A. A. Morrill, Rev
oaa v.wiw. I " i .. ... , ... m.
. . . u fJilnalriok otQCiaunK. ine
Harry Humpnreys, oi n.pFu-x . . Kx.C0U11ty BUr
J0U, ,u br.Je ,B
,111 . . riuu vii Miaa kvb uawuiiiK, - i ,.r w.uh
iw, Oregon, over 30 days. .b,i ianhtr. visited friends in ". Mra
piaced in an attorney's Hillsboro. Wednesday; H Mr and MrB. Morrill will reside
NOTICE
'da H. Oalarman A Co.,
is visiting his brother,
this olty. j Thamlore Pointer, one
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Mlaa Rva Catohing. a 1'oriiana i . w.ut.inl,ton County's honored
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1 1 uni.Knrn fnr the nreeenl
H. Oiirin a ' The Wlllametis river waa ei in "Vl
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Uentar?llle, Ora. P' mu,"v
I ' Gliarb.. ik. tr.i 1 1 . I ti. rw.1 Qmlik annnt Christ
""ii IU ilNTMII ' miaa I 1-"""" ,- -
-ar. waa In ( u.. L.. in! Id. ths truest or her
wwffM ivunr t i auajBO a a i - w
w i t r it:.
1101 MAN
TOILS OF LAI?
Charged With Attempted
llurglary of a Dwelling
IS SOW IX TOE COCSTY JAIL
Brought te Billtbore Teday, by Beaver-
tea Deputy
Ben. Scbnoor of ' near Garden
Home, tbia county, is now in tbe
county jail, charged with an at
tempt to commit burglary. The
particulars are decidedly meagre.
It appears, however, that Scbnoor
was arrested on complaint of a man
named Bradley, who charged that
Scbnoor bored holes in the floor
of a dwelling, with tbe intent
EXPERIMENT WITH AIFALFA
two crops, the first being tbe toel
A decrease in vitality is noticed in
tbe second crop, and the third year
it dies out. Ezamioation cf tbe
roots of tbe plants the third year
shows that it rots off about an inch
MARSHALL FRAZIER
An inhuman mother waa imut.
ed in Portland. Mnmlav r. mi..
treating an infant, which ehe car
ried in her arma wh!l nn a
runken spree witb a longshore
man named Thiessen, wbo, earlier
n tbe day, bad accompanied the
woman out to Beaverton. hum
they both got drunk. When they
returned to Portlaod, they fell into
the gutter, and the babe narrowlv
escaped being crushed to death.
he mother, at one stage of tbe
proceedings, toeaed the infant to
the longshoreman, who eanirht it
At another time she kicked the
child. The longshoreman waa ar
rested with the woman. Tbe wom
an baa a boeband. whom name ia
Denoery, and thev have other
children at Beaverton.
Dance at the hall of the Wood
men of the World, near Cedar Mill,
on New Vear'e eve, Dec. 31. Tick
ets, including aupper, $1 00; mew
oers oi me Uamp, half price. 39 2
Robert Krnmbein. who lives
north of the old Dudley mill, lost
valuable saddle horse. Christmas
uight, which he was leading: on the
corduroy road, south of the mill.
be road ia said to bs badly out of
repair at that place, and the ani
mal stepped orxm a oom Dole.
hich flew up and entered tU flank.
making a wound from which the
eotrails protruded. The animal
as valued at $200, and bad to be
hot by one of Mr. Krumbein's
neighbors, to end its suffering.
Lost Between depot and Granze
shed, Hilleboro, an envelope, mark
ed "bills, containing a sum of
money. Return to address on en
velope, or leave at Argos office,
na receive casb reward. 40-1
While working on his new barn.
just west of tbe court house yester
day, tapLUuiles fell to tbe ground,
distance of eight feet, striking up
on ma bead and neht shoulder.
sustaining some severe brniees.
he cause of the accident was the
aiving away of a nail in tbe scat
folding. Although badly braised,
the Captain is around on tbe
streets, and says be doesn't propose
to be killed off in that manner, af
ter following the old flag for three
years in the civil war.
Threshing outfit, Pitta separator
and 15 H. P. Case engine, for sale
at a bargain. Good condition. $700
takes it. J. T. Powell. Warren
place, Hillsboro, R. F. D, 5. 40-44.
family.
W.Thomas, of Buxton, is stay'
ing in Hillsboro during tbe hloli
days, and is assisting L. M. Hoyt
his store.
Donelson's is the place to get
em. A present that ib usetui, ana
that will last a lifetime. . Look 'em
over.
40-tf.
the residence of tbe bride's uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. J. W
Sewell, in Hillsboro, Oregon, Sev.
Howard Gilpatnck, of tbe First
Congregational Church, officiating.
wben HIsb Anna Mane Krazier was
given in marriage to Mr. Joseph
n. Marshall, of Home, Georgia
Tbe bride was given away by Mr.
aerrell. 1 he beautiful home waa
Dr. C. H. Brown, dentiet, will be gDlendidlv decorated by F. J. Wil
n the city Monday, Dec. JO, UU, Mjame. the bride's uncle, and Miss
at ins residence oi Mrs. J . w. nor- Clare Imbrie. the parlors beins dec
gn. 41 I orated in Oregon Grape and white
Kuratli Brothers received a fine carnations, with white satin stream
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new typewriter this wee, wnicn D,B uu UD vune
thev will nut trt nrantical use in maa green and red.
thirnffir I The ceremony was performed un
v ... . , . , aer a beauiuui wedding bell, in the
luuniil uuu uiiumiuMi, w.u- h Binrlrt Tha hri.4. n.
. . . .at hwuuouuio Kvnut Vt iuvO0( Wf UtwV
-in fact anything in the vegetable Duche8 eUboVttely trimmed
line at Greer's grocery. 34-tf. in fiUet tnd Valenciennea, and ca
The contest for the prize walls
promises to be a feature at tbe an
nual mar querade ball at Hillsboro
Hall, Tueeday eve, Dec. 3let.
ried a bouquet of lilies of tba valley
The bridesmaid, Miss Grace Ruhl
of Portland, was gowned lu white
silk net over silk with tint of blue,
and carried white carnations. The
Ralph, Earl and Tom Ireland, I groom waa attended by Mr. Georae
who are attending school in Port- Fresier, a brother of the bride. The
and, are spendiug the holidays wedding march was played bv Miss
with relatives in miiBDoro. Jessie Donelson. After the cere
W. haca a. fin a nnrar slnc.k m00 th Weddin P" Wjoyed a
J .. inmnlnnna ran.at
Rn, In IhA atatA Hall "
as you will
and see ns, at the Morton Green
house. 37-tf
A marriage license waa issued on
the 23rd inst., to Eugene E. North
The groom is a great grandson of
the late Chief Justice Marshal, the
eminent jurist, and ia prominent
in business in bis Georgia home.
The bride is a daughter of the late
rup, oi lianas, ana uouy jonuaon, fjollm U. Fraiier and Matilda Fra
of Glencoe. I iler, the mother being well remem
For Sale-Sawed and cut cedar M1?1 Pneer h daughter
eh in ales: cedar fence posts and boo P ,aw Bmuel Williams, early
PobU. Hannan te Son, Buxton, i"""--
Ore. 40-2 The guests were:
L- M. Reed, who is First Officer IrSMJml
on the S. S. Missouri, was here w.W.Williame. Mlstee Mabel NorthruD
hi a. .a . I.. .... . - t
Uhristmas. the aueei ot OlS BlBier, ana Lara wunamt, and Claude Wil
Mra V MnnrA i name, oi juo&niainaaie, Air. and Mrs
i j. miiuami ana lamuy, j. 11. rewen ana
Mrs. Mark Phelps and children. MJ i11. Mr. ana John Kuiow
i. T
ot McMinnvill are in the city thia KglKS ul
weea, gueeva ui airs, t uvipa j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. . M. Rice.
A. Imbrie
R. Imbrie
Week, gUesiB OI Mrs. rneips par- and family, Mrs. Joseph Downe and
Ward Downs, and Mlaa Jessie Donelson
Rmntora lik. tha Snhillar and the Alter a snort visit with relatives
mwvw bhw wmm " I j-v . ar i ar a
Exoellencia. These cigars are of m yregon, nr. ana wrs. Marana
the best stock. Yon can't fool an
authority on a good cigar. "
Step in to Donelson's furniture
store and look over his sofas, rock
ers and dressers. Something that
will make useful presents. , 40-tf.
Prof. Carstens, of the McMinn-
ville College, accompanied by his
wife and children, spent Chrietmas
with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Johnson,
of thiB city. '
As I am disposing of my milli
nery atook I will sell at half prioe.
Here is an opportunity that ladies
should not ' overlook, Mra. L
Vrooman. .
will go to
Georgia.
their home in Rome,
. Clearing Up Sale
Herman Osterman & Co., of Cen
terville, will begin a clearing up
sale on January 1, 1908, which
will be continued until' aU tbe
stock is sold. A $3000 stock of
general merchandise will be sol
at the ooet price. Enough said.
Herman Osterman & Co.,
41-tf Centerville, Ore.
PROBATE
F.A. BAILEY, M: il s -
Physieian and Sareoa' U V
Office BallcT-Miirff.n hlk. - "
Rooma 12. la and i.i. Mjwia.fiM. ... - 1
wrt ciinier BajeUne airf tMwiml Lj'J. '
Blltri ' PhnnH . . -. -
X.UNKLATER, M.B.C li '
PHYSIC! M ANO SURGEON
Office upatalr over The Delia Vrxsg gture
lUaidaace Baat of Oonrt Uacae,
In the eorner of lb block.
JAMES PHILLIP TAWES1E, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8nrga Southern Pacille Rail mail Co.
conauitotion In French or Eng-finn. Of
Bee opatalra. oyer L. M. Hoyt Co't. store,
north aide of Main St, HUlaboro, Or.
ArArrrSrrrrVVVVVVVVVVk
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and o
uaiiey-Morgan Jilock.
Both Phones. , u;i1ct
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooma 10 and 11 Monrao-Bailey Block,
tract. Over Dennla Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Saw. H. aVasay W. 0. Mae
DAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNHYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and i Skate Building
HILLSBORO, . , 0BEG0X.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTORN KY-AT-LAW
Office, apetaira,' over the Poet OSoe,'
HiUaboro, Oregoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, St $, af organ Blk, HUlabort.
Jasper Grabel, of South Hillsbo
ro, met witb an accident in tbe
saw mill at tbis place, where he
was working, on Monday. - In
some manner he got his left hand
into the rapidly revolving circular
saw, with result that the index nn
ger was cut to the bone, and two
other fingers of the same hand bad
7 lacerated, before he could get
away lrom tne saw. Dr. F. A
Bailey attended his injuries.
No. t stamping powder, caps and
fuse, Portland prices. Call at
my place near West Union church
or address li. tlager, Hillsboro.
Ore., Route 4, Box 65. 39-42
Elder A. A. Beery has decided to
remain in Hilleboro over next Sun
day, and will preach morning and
evening. His morning subject will
be: "Now," and evening, "What
Next?'. Special music. " Bibl
Btndy on Fiiday evening, at 7:30.
A cordial welcome for all at these
services.
Mamie Peoppel, of north of Bea
verton, this week, through her at
torneys, Bagley & Hare, filed an
action for divorce against her hus
band, Julius Peoppel, in which she
charges cruel and inhuman treat
ment and various other things. The
couple have several children, and
were married in Herman y in lbSU
A special meeting will be held in
school district No. 7, at the school
house, December 23th, at 2 o'clock
p. m., to vote on a tax to help sup
port a nine months school, ana
pay a portion of tbe indebtedness
of the district. .
St
his
R. C. Hartrampf, the Main
dour and feed man, has sold
matched team of hay horses to Geo,
K. Bagley, wno sent mem out
the Dudley mill ranch.
John Archbold, of Portland,
well to do business man of that
place, accompanied by his wife
spent Christmts under the home
roof, in this city.
Brandywine, Texas, Glen Mary
and Wilson pedigree strawberry
plants for sale at Fern Leaf Farm
R. S. Alexander, Cornelius, Ore
Route 2.
Mr. and Mrs. LGilnett, of
Littell. Wash.. M tmas
with E. L Abbott
Gilnett will remain serw
iavia Kice, oi iasi rorui
spent Christmas in the city, gnee
of his son-in-law and daughte
E. P. Cornelius and wife.
PROrESSIOXAI
JOHN II. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Cpetaire, Bailey Kergaji
v Rooms, iaal t.
HILLSBORO, ' - OBIGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
, Orrin: Main Street, opp. Coart Hone.
HILLSBORO OR BOON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upetalra, Rooms 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
I 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
or call at office.
Room 11, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
J. W. YANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he has a fiae
line of Farm Machinery for ,
the Fall trade consisting .
.. ,v- . . - in part of "
'
Double Acting Hays Pumps,
Canton Clipper Dim Plowa, .
Sharpies Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons, . . .
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Call and see these Una.
D
avaMaaBBpasarj
.Wm. Kan, ofFor. i,ter'
, DfPuty Sheriff Kans.of landw
1 Dr.
IU. Via.
Annall and wife, Port
ristmas guesta t the
,rVood homa.
Tba nostoffioe people have been
busy thus far thiB week, with holi
day packages for mailing tooutside
pofntB. ,
R. Wiltren and family, of Port
lond, spent Christmas with Adam
Treber and family, of thia city.
Mrs. Amanda Purdin and fami
It. of East Portland, spent Christ
mas with MrB Jane E. Barrett and
dauahter. Miss Deborah, of this
city.;,,. ,.,'' ,- -r.
"Dr. F. A. Bailey, of this plaoe, I real property confirmed.
was called last baturuay, to viut,
ErofesBionally, Dr. Berger, of . Lyman Leonard, of Portland.was
anks, who has been on the alck in tbe city today, the gueat of Roy
list for some time. Greear.
In the matter of the estate' of Geo.
A. Gore, deoeased; second account
of administratrix filed herein; or
dered that same be and ia hereby
approved. . ,V
In the matter of the estate of
Thos. A. Gore, deoeased; Bale of
Sd. Faircbild, who ha) .
Seattltrfctjeven years pas
Christmas wirtr bis pare
and Mrs: L. 8. FaircouuT
lias. - ,
Chas. Wren, formerly
ville, but now of Washi
in Cornelius on Wedner
ing hands with old frien
Tuality Lodge, A. F,-
and tha'Masonio Cha.
hold a . ioint installation
row niehk in Maaonio hall 3
- ;
r-". Loeb and wife, and
. ... ......
guests at tne Aronooia noma
Cbiiatmu dtws- ;
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