HILLSBORO ARQU3, JAN. 23, 19C3
A
KDut ArrcHlcJ lor
PAID HIS HM ONCE
HiUiry Afw aid
i - iin.l W mi tun n anil
U Bituru, - ----- - --
f u(- became Involved in a
fwifil fight. Knutson gelling
f l..... nf the fistic argumeol
f . l.j Knutson arretted, so tbe
to, and Uu"r I"111 '
An charge Of BHMAUIK ml
Wasd a tba latter coulJ not,
tiki Boi fu"'"'" bu ,,)r B" H"
Laoilo oourt el IbU place, he
, brought to liumworo, ana
cd lo jail, pendtog bearing.
NOTICE
Nnti du H. 0termar A Co ,
mnilk Oregon, om y.
I In placed lo an attorney'
ji far collection on February 1,
H. OaUiroien Co.,
H. Ceutemlla, ur.
URTHDAV PARTY
Bono Frown, pioneer or
riven t surprise parly lat
rday iftcruiM.il, in hooor of
p!lh birth anniversary. The
in was celebrated al th
at br ton, John M. Brown,
aVFargo agent fr Uilt city
BtotD born Jn IS, 19.H;,
tu wedded to Win. Brown
S, 1S4H. Tbey en! the
to Oregon in lH.ii, and Mr.
ba made thle county iter
mriioo. Mr. Brown died
1ST3 To surviving children
kttll loovo nor: sum wary
r mi i i i i ii ... ii..
t, nuisooro; rure. ahi; mil-
tiftof John Miller, MonUvil
Mil. Hun Morgsn dI John
bin, Hillsboro, end Dr. C. II
to, Portland. Among iboee
ml r:
XndaaiM P, Boeoow, Hliennon,
Crindill, Feniham, A. C. Arch
US. J. Barrett, 1.. F. Belknap,
P. CofDUu, M. Pittenger, F.
BtiUv, J. Miller, Fusio Morgan,
)) Eegtslon, Harvey, Allie am)
Sb Miller.
A Suap
Irani small uirrvi tjf uniiiiDrovl
u la tbU county, including TO
1 tla z.dK) rt of timlK-r on
Muit m miIJ at onm. imrlie
lEHt. Mil. S. L Vounir.
i HilUtxiro On
A PIONEER OP 1&47
t , w . i.irmj iiiin, nan I H
t Lull . n I 1 1 1 ii. :
f mil lviiou. iia iv
ofW.O. Uibaon, anolJ iiiunwr
uuenUDl, who baa Uon dad
Moyyaara. Jaa Oibon cam
tbit OOUntv with kU (.thr In
jf-,hing croKK.nl ; lha'.riaina in
P 1t. Ho wan, at that lima,
P 13 feari old, tnd aanifttad hla
l7tdriingta;yoka;of oxen
u Missouri rivar to Orison.
down the Columbia river
nJt, and bad tnny rather
i idanturea. while oroaaing
rWM.Moi.t of hiatima haa
pant in thin county, although
wpait twenty yeara.bahaa re-
wumeor the oounty. Mr.
B It HOW 74 vii. ra nl.t anil in
and beariv. h linan liv.
Reedville for the pat year,
up to HilUbKro onoa in
"'w;ibk hand with hia old
w rienda.
iWMBREE UNDER ARREST
Jod after rving' '.time in
gwwuiary or rnanolaugbur,
"fflorae waa arrested at Hheri-
TliMjV nn a.. ... n I r.n...
i I " m w . 1 1 . II liuill
took county, oharging him
JI th nnir.l.. f l : . . i..
t m with which Hembree U
fl i the wont in criminal
war the .(.i. r i. .n.ni
I .i ww, aa aiacicTTa
LiMjUtathat after killing hia
Pjd little daughter, Hembree
oeir bodiea in a eook atove,
Nt fir in V.I. u .
ki . "uuw iu uuvnr
U Crime. Neiubbnt. were thle
.ii -i
"l tnarnana imnlnlmm an
tbl ninbt of th A anil a
JI chain of oiroumBtantUl evi
wa woven about him. The
not entimlo uiii.n.,t .ith
wiit. hn... ''.r "
Jw erdict wai returned aa a
Dm ml qa
-"ma ,
HOPS OR DAIRY?
littlWolf . . !-. o,l...-
knit f'umiueni Diiyerion
th.G?Z8, "ere no remedy
lmark.1 T!VD'
m . h in hiivihm i nn i im
ijj i raieera to plow op their
w anu go i n io
NT "UHIUOBB IUBV
banva.4 i .u-
i i denaftnl 'or the products
hk . ..' "B iuriner aaya mat
wu Ul IK. 1 I .1
lint i i no" fed lor nop
Wolf 7.r'.uni ,or tPP0Be
5kv "rlu" "y" mat m
r"ll York irrn.. .Ill r
"Wr V.r. .
any
plow
airy
u f na go into aairy
("juBt returned from a
wbop yardi of that itate.
A report u curmnt on tba
trw-U tin uii.riiitiK that Dm HiK.
low hntl would tl.M it, ,ior,
Mr. lti.nlow verilil the reirt, U-t-r
on. Hi .i. hn bad ,.,! a
bard fijjbt to build Uj) bit biimiireit,
but the mtroiiKK bad not been
ullicinnl. Mr. lli(nlow and hi
wile bv worked bard In j,:e.B u,e
publln, and will now have to quit.
A be i a good hotel uien, he will
have no trouble in gutting a good
ponilloii in TortUnd, whr he in
well and favorably known. The
lligniow made many frin. here,
who will rrgrrt to enti tbmn quit
buinn.
!Uad the aiinouncninenU for the
CbriMtien rburch, thi v.r-k: Hi
ble vtudy Friday evening; Itmm.
3rd chapter nf AcU. Choru drill,
Saturday evening, liible ecbool,'
Sunday, at 10 a. in ; preaching at
11, aobjiH-t, "Dangir Attending
the Church. " At 7:.'M), an illua-
traliH lis-1 ure, with eonga, with
many view from the etereoplicon.
All are cordially invited.
Willi J(l KWman v Mrv L.
Klierman, a divorce iiroceediuu li
tbe title of a i. entry made on the
Circuit Court docket at tbe court
houae (hi week. Tbe complaint
rcitea ttiat tbe iiartlr lived at Hea
id, ClaUip county, and that In
HoptPmUr. I'.KM, defendant deeerl
el plainlifl, and baa aince remain.
ed away, tier preeent whereabout
are preumd lo lie in Alaka Terri
tory, and plaintiff auk that a de
cree of divorce b granted him, on
account of her deeerliou.
Do you want aoiue lota in a
growing taliiornia town, within
one ball mile of the beautiful Kan
l.ui Hay, in exchange for a moun
tain ranch or HilUlioro Iota?
KinMit arcliou in Central Califor
nia; great for cure of pulmonary
and rheumelio trouble. Call at,
or addrewi, Argu dflice, Hillelwro,
Ore. Deed and abelract.
Tua'atin I'lain 1'reebrteritD
church ha Iteoo aacurrd bv Kev.
M. Zluimerman. who will deliver a
tetntieranre lecture in plac of the
regular eermon by tbe taitor. Mr.
Zimmerman wa fornierl ttaetor of
tba M. K church at Hilleboro, and
I now connected with the Oregon
Anti Maloon league. A cordial In
vitation in extended lo all. A.
Hobmaon, I'aetor.
W. II Wehrumr. Commiwioner
to tbe Yukoc-Ala.ka Fair, at Be
attle, leave for that city neit Mon
day, to rloae a contract for the
ereciiou of the Oregon building.
The rejHirl given currency by tba
newepaper, that the r air would be
poetponrd, Mr. Wehrung itatei,
not true.
The Clearance Sale, at Mr. L.
Vroonian'. will continue during
the month of January. A gre.t op
portunity to buy a nice bat lor ut
ile iniini. v. A line of hata will be
I ld at M ceo u, 21 cenu, 10 centa,
and almi ome to give away.
Judnfl Goodio i at work auditing
tba ai count of tbe road aupervi
tor of thi county, preparatory to
eeitlemenl with them at tbe next
term of Commieioner' Court. He
i being aoeivlad by Mr Deicbmao,
thi week, who i doing clerical
work.
Have iuet a few ladiea'and mine-
e' coal which will be eold in the
next ,'U) dav. Somebody i going
to get a bargain, for they will eure-
ly go at eome price. I positively
will not carry them over, tfairu a
U.vlval aervicea will be held in
tbe Kvangelical church, beginning
Sunday. Jan. 21!, 11HW. Uev. W.
N. CoiTe, of I'ortland, presiding
Klder of the Free MethiMltet cnurcn,
i expected on the following Wed
nesday. All are Invited to attend.
We mill have eome good fruit
tree left, 2 and 3 year old. Good
tree are getting scarce, ao can
while we have the Block. Morton a
Hilleboro Plant and Flower Oar-
len, Hilleboro. 44-tf
W. W. lloacow consigned hi hop
.. rmnaiutinir of 42.000 nolinds,
iki.'.Ak in Richardson & Co.
UID Tl "
London, Kngland, who are large
buyera of Oregon hops.
For Sale: Fifty acrea cleared
i.n.l In the vicinity of Hilleboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
iin Fine location;
KilCUlll'litJ
i tmil.llnir site. Inoutre 01
IIUU aMaawen'fj a
Argui.
D..k.. ifarirnniiif ehinued three
IkUUdl ..... , - , .
..i.. i. n.a tn Han Francisco,
vnmuB vi H.w ,
this week. There Ib a good demand
for Oreuon white oats, all over the
coast, for milling purposes.
u.. L'ii.iramn.1 nf ForeBt Grove,
.u k.. Kan lianaerously ill tor
WHVI II -n , ,
aome time pant, ii now muon im
proved. Hheistnemomeroinii
W. 0. Uonelaon, of this city.
! . nniind buVB Co-
l wauiij vi... - r
coa Brilliants this week, at the
Den of Sweets.
....;.,. l values in ladies
tailor made suits at 10and $12,
,lirnt from tbe flast. uome ear.jr
and get your choice, at Sohulmer
loh liros.
u.i.. i, aiiiia nf Linnton, will
Boon open a butcher shop on Main
K .. i ill!. . (.m.( I M.
street, in tne ouuuins
cupied by Kmmoit uroa.
Mra. Frank
rare, tfoinojo - ,
Robinson, of Amity, were guests of
Mrs. G. J. I'almateer, the last of
tbe week.
A. C. Shute left for Seattle today,
to be none several days.
Cocoa Brilliants, 20o a pound, this
week, Den of Sweets.
I I 11 L I 'I I 11 I I l.lll'I'lllll
HEADY TO BUILD IIEKE
An Argu reporter saw R. L. Don
ald in Portland thi week, and
chatted with him reirardino th
n n
roponed branch line to Hilleboro.
Mr. Donald iawell known to Iiilla-
Iwro eople aa the chief engineer of
the Oregon Klectric Line, and in
answer to a query, he stated that
work would positively begin on tbe
lilUhoro branch at tbe earliest
possible moment the weather con-
litiona would permit. The ground
ia now full of water, and grading
under preeent conditions would b
an impossibility. The Oregon Klec
tric people have all right of way
mature arranged, and there will be
nothing to interfere with the work.
once it ia started, and they, more
over, are anxiou to get the road
completed. These people do not
hire brass bands, but have a way
of doing things, and leaving tbe
result for other people to comment
upon. If we should have an early
Spring, the work will begin early.
Kel estate along the proposed line
ii already receiving an upward im
pulse, and many Pnrtlandera will
no doubt buy subuiban homes
along the line Hilleboro ought to
bent-Qt by an increase of popula
tion. That Hilleboro people will
be able to ride to Portland on trol-
ey car before the rummer ia over,
enia very probable.
Is Waiting for (Jood Weather
to Clonic
TUES TUEV WILL MAKE DIKT FLY
Engioeer Sit temuiaT Will
Kuid to HilUbort
Kutb
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at hia farm, 1 mile north
east of Buxton, at 10 a. m , on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21
llorte. wtivbt 1600, 11 ytari; a good
Bulk cowk one will I Iretb in May and
on io AuKust; 1 beiltri, 1 will be Ireib
0 August: i heifer cilvri, 7 uiuntha old;
t hoi;; (Much plow, harrow, forki. shov-
cli, nrw garden barrow, No. 8 I . a.
'rtAui Hcjtarslur; J UceUlvti, with lcc;
rmply btehlvei, 5 oon cincaeni; 3
tons looar bay; 450 brick; bouKhold fur
niture and nomeroui other articles.
Terma of Sale $10 and under,
cash; over $10, one year's time, ap
proved note, at per cent, inlereet.
Lunch at noon.
N. P. Nielsen, Owner.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
650
350
540
937
470
75
1
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
(1 King (guardian) to James I
Ayrlrlott. part of tec 10 t I n 4 w.f45
C llrrin to August KreUnch
roar, I J a in ec 3J t I I w 5
C Schulmeruh et ux to John Herb
tract in tec tb t a n 4 w I7
Alrxlll Kmernon et u to 0 1. Unite
part of blk 14 himmom aau inus
loro "0
It K Wright to Contolidated Timber
Co t S ec 8 ami leVicciStii
j w 4000
dna K i Glaus to l'rnnk C Taylor lots
4 and 5 blk 4 South rark aiiil hor
el drove
uventment Co to Kdward SchulU.
lot ii Ash llrook rann
Jerry D'Hrit-n et ux to Wilbur Jone
1 w " ot w '4 see 24 1 J w--
I. I'lonuld et ux to John J UuerKi
tract iu Geo Richardson d 1 c t a t
1 w
C ScUuluierich et ux to Henry
Went tract in tec t6 t a n 4 w.
"inrt Nat'l Bank of Hillsboro to A
M Carlile lots 4 i"l 3 llk 18 blM
man' add Hillsboro..
V 8 Katep ct nx to hauiuel v aicn-
v nr nart ol sect 1 auu 10 1 n 1
. " I8
ivratnient Co to Michael Giltrud
Ixit 1 x North Tiirardville
PnmV r Tavlor to 11 1 Ott, Lots 4
and s 111k 4 South t'ark Aiiumon 050
. . 1 iMi:it
V yaniler.amu-u 10 r. ai umuu, i
i n- iii K Walker donatinn -
11,0- iiiill.nl to Dorothea Kehwalt,
4 81 acres tec 4a t a r 1 w 854
A II Huedy to Pearl Schuylenian, 8
a Tiiranlville
Leo I'riede to W O Gossllti, Jo a in
In arcs it. tV ana 35 n 01 liases.. 5000
CKhoadestoJM Bridges, tract in
Hillsboro
PlirUlina Peters to I M Briilires, h
. .r . (r.
4 blk 40 t-orneuus
Nancy 1 Banks etal to V H Lee, lot
1 Block a HauV 7
l.orena Uleason to r A wairous, 1
ur T n Navlor uonauon auuu
I Patton etal to Aug Lovegren.part
nir ilnimtioil IOO
8 A Travle to 8 11 Davis, lots I, 6, 7
ml 1 a SDcncers' Homestead 10500
Silas N Shaver to Walter H Tiflauy
1,01 u Tualatin Gardens 35
Calvin S Mcllracken to A C fjhute.lt
8 blk 8 Hillsboro 1
lurael U Smith to Carl Christeticr 60
acressecisHn'S w 2000
W M Watrous to R H Greer, lots 17,
18 and 10 blk I Highland rata nu 050
Bennls A Mormon 10 r w uciuci,
part blk 3 Tongue s ftouiuon.....
Pil-ter II Pvl to John 11 Davis, tract
" - ms
In Fa rview a"
ra H Crawford to Jas Ciuutuillg
irl 1 1 1 n 1 1 w - 330
i.h VanDerVen to Wni anDer
' .. - .On.ni.1lll. fl
Ven, a acres nm .. -
M A Schuster to Clia Weniian, pan
n I Schneblv donation 500
llntv Wilkins to D M Mclnnis, 13.
J . . imn
.nt acres sec a4 1 1 r w.......
A W Tambert to Herman Kluedtke
U aw V sec V tp a s r 1 w t""
FOR COUNTY CLERK
I hereby announce myself as a Republl
in... It.. Prlm.rlM. tn
ion canniaaie i""
be held April ao, 1908, for tbe omce 01
founlv Clerk. If nominated and elect
cd I Dledire fair and courteout treatment
to all. Being familiar with the dutle of
the office, I feel that I can erve the peo
ole. If elected, In a tisfctory manner.
W. D. SMITH.
Hilltboro, Oregon.
N. P. Nielsen, of Buxton, wa in
tbe city yesterday.
John Friday, of Banks, was in
town Thursday, and called.
Remember, the Oreironian and
Argus, only $2.25.
Mr. Pratt Vickers returned from
visit to Los Angeles, today.
Frank Weisenback, of Witch
Htzel, waa in the city, today.
Iewi Knne. of Laurel, waa in
uesday on businees. G- J-
Philander Peck, of Reedvilla.
trantacted busineas in tbe county
seat, Tuesday.
Mra. Klinesmitb, of Portland.
was a iuet of ber narents. Mr. and
Mr. W. II. Morton. Sunday.
Bargaina in - ladies' belts at
'.aird's: 35 centa to 50 cents valuea
January prices, l'J cents. 43-tf.
Mr. and Mra. John Miller, of
Montavilla, visited relatives in
Uillbboro, Sunday.
For a good smoke try tbe Schil
ler or hxcellencia and you will
try them again and again.
Mrs. Frank Howe, of Portland,
waa out Sunday, the guest of Miss
Emma Howe.
While umbrellas are going up out
oors. tbey are going down at
Baird'a. 43-tf.
John Groesen, of near Phillips,
waa in the city yesterday, and call
ed on the Argua.
For cold feet use warm slinperB.
Baird has them for men. women
nd children. 43-tf.
Col. Haynes, of Forest Grove,
waa in tbe city yesterday, and
made the Argus a pleasant call.
This week, Chewing Chocolates,
5 cents for one-half pound, at the
Den of Sweets. , 44
Mrs. J. H. Fletcher, of Forest
Grove, visited with Mrs. M. Phil
ips, of this city, a couple of days
this week.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Ezcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Mr. and Mrs. Elston, of Port
end, spent Sunday with W. II.
Morton and family. "
Wanted A man to work on
arm. Must be good milker. Call
up on Independent pbone. Fred
Rood, Hillsboro, Ore. 42-tf
Come to the Vesper service in the
Congregational church at 5 p.m.,
Sunday. Morning service at 11a.
m. with preaching by the pastor.
Oyster cocktails, hot vigorals,
bullion, coffee and cocoa, ham
sandwiches, at Palmateer'a Con
fectionery.
Fred Groesen, of Phillips, depart
ed Monday for Menlo, Wash., to
visit friends and relatives and ex
pects to be gone about six weeks.
Full line of Lowney'a superb
chocolates in packages. Aldon's
choice confections, fruits, cigars and
tobaccos. Palm ateer s Confection
ery.
We have on hand about 300
Royal Ann, Bing and Lambert
cherry treee; also 1,000 apple trees,
and more coming. Call and make
your choice soon. Morton's Hills
boro Plant and Flower Garden. 45
A marriage license was issued on
the 18th inet by County Clerk
Godman to B. F. Seaton and Bertha
LandesB, both of this county;
There will be a dance at W. 0.
W. Hall, Glencoe, Saturday eve
ning, January 25. Walkers or
chestra. Tickets, including supper,
$100. Public is invited.
Mrs. Claud Greear departed this
morning for a six weeks' visit with
her parents, at Brownsville, and
Claud, also, left this morning for
his 2S0 acre ranch, at Summit, in
Polk county, to take charge, where
Mrs. Greear will later join him
Rev. W. A. M. Breck will hold
an Episcopal service in tne uon
gregational church, on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 29th, at 7:30 o'clock.
He will also give instructions to
those desiring to be confirmed. All
are invited.
rs. Peter Hoffman, of Bacona
while climbing into the haymow of
the barn, one day this week, fel
from the ladder to the floor, a die
tance of ten feet, and dislocated her
left shoulder. She was otherwise
badly shaken up by the fall. Dr
W. D. Wood was called to attend
to her injuries.
Registration is proceeding slowly,
aa it always does, in the beginning
Last Monday, County Clerk Uod
man reported a total registration in
this oounty of 292. Justices of the
Peace are authorized to register vo
ters, and many will register in their
own precincts, although tbey may
do so at tbe county Beat. .
Next Sunday night at the Chris
tian church, Rev. Beery will deliver
a sermon illustrated by the Btere'
opticon. A great many interesting
views will be shown on tbe canvas,
The publiois asked to come and
take part in the singing, wbion wu
be from the canvas. There will be
special music.
J. J. MorriB, of North Yamhill
stepped off the 8 o'clock train at
Hillsboro, Monday, for a moment
during the train stop, and while
watching tbe loading of baggage,
two hundred pound trunk fell upon
his left foot, maBhlng that member
so that one of the toes was ampu
tated later in the day, at McMinn
ville.
MAN GETS
IIOXORED BY GROCERS
R. H. Cireer Elected Second
Vice President
STATE GROCERS' ASSOCIATION
PalmaUer, ef Billsbora, Draw
$.50 Coffee Hill
R. H. Greer, of this city, who re
turned from a convention of tbe
Oregon State Groceries' Association,
held in Portland, this week, was
honored by being elected second
vice president of the Association.
Mr. Greer reports that sometime
during the past year, a book of cou
pons was issued to members of the
Association, which entitled the
members to participate in a draw
ing when tbe Association held its
meeting, this month. Among tbe
articles to be given away to mem
bers of tbe Association was a $2-50
electric coffee mill, and G.J. Pal
mateer, another grocer of this city,
was fortunate enough to hold the
lucky number. Last night, upon
his return from Portland, Mr.
Greer apprised Mr. Palmateer of
bis good luck, which was entirely
unexpected by the latter. Hillsbo
re seems to have been in the streak
of luck this week.
WANTED
For City Light and Water plant,
1,000 cords of 4 foot fir cord wood,
to be cut of old growth, sound tim
ber, and delivered at oity light
plant, on or before August 1, 1908.
Bids for 250 cords will be accepted.
Sealed bids to be closed Jan. 30,
1908. I reserve the right to accept
or reject any or all bids.
J. W. Connell, Chairman. 45
PROBATE
In the matter of the estate of Herman
Bremer, dee'd; inventory of appraise
ment filed and approved.
Guardianship of Clair and Ethel tem
ple, minors; Mrs. Lizzie Semple appoint
ed guardian, with bonds fixed at (5,000.
rsuiic ui luua w li. 111 11 , ucv u, vumm
of will; set for hearing on January a8.
Estate Michael Boyd, dee'd; C N John
son, Arthur Roberts and Thot School
craft appointed appraisers.
Iiast will and testament of DeWitt C
Merrill, dee'd; will admitted to probate.
and Mary E Merrill to beexecu,tn with
out bonds. J D Holdenuan, Andrew
lack and Ham Sorensun, appraisers.
fcstate leamler hnms, dee'd; petition
set aside personal oropertv for the
support of widow and minor children al
lowed.
Kstate Cecelia Kalach. dee'd: Phillip
Kalsch discht reed Is administrator, and
bondsmen exonerated.
Estate Geo Wilcox, dee'd; estate closed
Estate Julius Itel, dee'd; inventory and
ppraisement filed; real property to.oco;
personal property f 15C0; inventory ap
proved.
Uuardiansnip ol Merntt band Mora
; Hotchkiss, minors; petition filed by
guardian to sell real estate of minors.
Next of kin and others cited to show
cause cn February a4th, 1908. Public'
tion ordered.
Guardianship of Win Wesley and Bes
sie Connell, minors; V li lonnell ap
pointed guardian with bond hxed at ft,
000. Bond lurnisued and approved, and
Jackson Hoover aud W F McNelly and
m Chalmers appointed appraisers.
Jistate R M Bisbee. decd; bond filed
and approved; Allen Rice, B B Adams
and Austin Buxton appointed appraisers.
Estate Thos H Tongue, dec d; report
of E B Tongue, adm'r filed from the 1st
lay of Oct, 1907 to the 1st day ot Jan,
1008; report approved.
Monday. March a set tor hnal settle
ment Randall Dunsmulr estate.
HOPMEN MEET SATURDAY
A meeting of the bop growers ts
called for next Saturday, January
25th, 1908, at the Court House,
Hillsboro, at 1 p. m., lor the pur
pose nf perfecting an organiiation
of Washington oounty growers
Conrad Krebs, of Salem, and other
grower dealers, whI be present and
talk to the meeting, Col: Harry
Haynes, of Forest Grove, was in
town, yesterday, and said he hoped
for a large attendance, on the above
date. The organization is taking
n a most satisfactory manner in
Marion county, where growers are
enthusiasts concerning the move
ment. One thing is certain, if the
growers expect to get relief from
the middlemen, they must organ
lze, and bandle their own crops
through the medium of the Asso
ciation. Hop men from all parts
of tbe county are earnestly asked
to turn out, and finish the tm
portant work of organisation.
John Peters, of Portland, was in
town yesterday.
John Horstmann, of near Come
lius, was in .town today.
J. L. Kerr attended a meeting 0:
the Beaverton Grange, yesterday
Otto Seidelman and wife, of near
Cornelius, were in the county seat
today.
Mrs. A. W. Donelson, of this oity
who haa been Quite iu for eome
time, ia reported as being muoh
improved.
Notice oi Final Settlement
Miit.ir la hernhT civen that I. the under
sia-iied, have ttfed In the County Court of
WashiiiEton County. Oregon, my nnai
annaiint m the matter of the estate
James P. Sample, deceased, and that said
oourt has set Monday, February 1908,
hi Hillsboro. Oregon, as the place for
a. the tiuin, and the County Court room
hearing objections to said account and
th nnai settlement or saia eswie.
Dated January 23. 1906.
LIZZIE SAMPLE,
Administratrix of the estate of Jam.s
P. Sample, deceased.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Estate,
Several candidate are havinir
petitions circulated in order to le
gally get on the primary ballots.
The Argus will endeavor to give a
list of the persons who thus far
bave announced their intention of
entering the poli tidal race for the
vanoua offices, next week. The
crop procaines to be unusually large
it.;. ...... 1 1 L : . .
uin jnmi iu II BHUlDglOD COUDIJ,
na aa it is a free pitch in. under
tbe primary law, quite a number of
our county people will make a test
of their popularity in the primaries.
Ta a . .
ia a iair neia, ana may the beet
men win.
For Sale On very easy terms, a
modern 5-room cottaae. with first
class fixtures. Monthly payments
ill be accepted. C. lihoadee.
Hillsboro. ' 44 tf
At the annual meeting of the
tockholders of the Scholia Tele
phone Company, held last week.
the following officers were unani
mously chosen for the ensuing
year: Judge C. E. Kindt. Presi
dent; Frank E. Rowell, Secretary;
r rea u. Anicxer, F. L. Brown and
L. C. Brown, Directors. The new
officials met and qualified on Mon-
ay, and transacted a large amount
of routine business. There are 220
phones on the system, and after
February 1st a night and day ser
vice will be maintained at the cen
tral switch at Scholia.
Brandywine. Texas. Glen Marv
and WilBon pedigree strawberry
plants for sale at Fern Leaf Fruit
Farm. R. S. Alexander, Cornelius,
Ore., Route 2. 41-52
Phillip Walsch and C. A. Super-
neau, ol Kemus, Meoosta county,
Indiana, were in the city yesterday.
bey are looking for a home in
Oregon, and are well pleased with
this part of the state. They think
it little short of marvelous to see
roses growing out doors at this time
of the year, to say nothing of the
green pastures, and other evidences
of a mild winter climate. Mr.
Walsch has the old Indiana home
of N. H. SchiedeL, of North Plains.
Mr. W alsch is a farmer, and Mr.
Superneau has been in the hard
ware business.,
Lost Rapbia handbag, contain
ing brown purse with Bum of
money aud topaz ring, between
Climax mill and Congregational
church. Reward. Leave at Argus
omce.
a rumor gamed circulation in
Hilleboro this week, that there was
a case of diphtheria in town. Dr.
W. D. Wood, County Health Of-
ficer, got on the trail of the rumor,
and traced it down with the result
that he found no diphtheria.
Hilleboro has been extremely clear
of contagious diseases this winter,
and the doctors here regard it as
being one of the moat healthful lo
cations in the Willamette Valley.
Hillsboro haa a fine water supply,
and the greater part of the city has
good natural drainage.
Mies Lena Adkine, a Gales Creek
girl, who is working as maid in a
Portland family, tells a Portland
reporter that her father, J. W. H
Adkins, is one of four heirs to an
estate in Missouri, valued at $4,000,
000. Adkins is now in Missouri,
ooking after the matter. The es
tate is located in Ray county, Mis
souri, and was accumulated by
Job. Severs, a blood relative of Mr.
Adkins.
The Washington County Porno-
nas met with the Beaverton Grange
January 22nd. The subordinate
lodges were ail represented with a
good delegation. Thirty-Bix mem
bers received the fifth degree. A
good program was rendered, and a
splendid dinner and supper was
enjoyed.
While walking on stilts last
Thursday afternoon, the 9 year old
Bon of S. A. D. Meek, of near Glen
coe, fell over a wheelbarrow, and
dislocated the right, elbow joint
Dr. Linklater was called to attend
the injury.
While en fi aged in slashing for
Jacob Snyder on North Plains,
Carl Ohon, of this place, cut hiB
right knee with an ax, last lues
day. Dr. V. v. Wood Hwed up
the gash.
Mr, Hall, the new Superintendent
of the electric light and water plant
at this place, will bring his family
to Hillsboro in the near future.
They are at present living in Port
land.
Roy Greear, of the Hillsboro
Pharmacy, shipped a carload of
chitlem bark to Portland dealers
this week.
Eggs have tumbled to 25 centa a
dozen, but butter wears the same
old. confident, greasy smile, at 80
cents per roll.
Something different, try them,
Cocoa Brilliants, at the Den of
Sweets.
Mrs. J. B. Wilkes was a Port
land visitor, yesterday.
Mrs. A. C. Shute took the morn
ing train for Portland, yesterday,
J. Herdlein, of near Blooming,
was in town yesterday. ,
C. A. Yergen, of Laurel, visited
the county seat Tuesday.
L. M. Commons want to Port
land, yesterday, on business.
J. N. Flippin, of Buxton, waa in
- j
town yesterday.
Jj. H. Powers, of North Plains,
was in town today.
This week's Bpecial, Cocoa Bri
Hants, at the Den of Sweets.
PROFESSIONAL.
f: A. BAILEY, m. d.
Physician and Sargeon
Officfr-Bailey-Morgan block, opntairs.
Rooms 12, M and 15. Residency uth
wmt corner Baseline and beoond Street.
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlos upstairs overTh Delta Drug Biore
RoaldaiiM East of Court Houm,
In the eornar of the block.
MreeMeAWvwvwww
JAMES FJJILLIPg TAMIESLK, Uf. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Bouthem Pacific Railroad Co.
wjimuiution In French or Kiigliah. Of
fice npnuirs, over L. M. Hoyt CVs. store,
nortb aide of Main St., Hillaboro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M.D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and O'
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. TTin.t,
1UUIAMV) V1C.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,!
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGON
. ft. aVaajtoy W. 0. Hmrm
DAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNHYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Skate Baudlng
HJLLSBOBO, . , 0BEG05.
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H.T.BAQLEY
ATTOBJiBY-AT-LAW
Office, opatairt, over the. Part Office.
Hillaboro, - Oregoa.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 3. 4. & s, Morgan Blk, HiUabert.
JOHN II. WALL
ATTOB.NBY-AT-LAW
Office rjpataln, Bailey Mergaa Block.
Boom, i an! a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ornct: Main Street, opp. Court Howie.
HILLSBORO OREGON
HOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 aad 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
T. ft. imbriel
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 ia, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he ha a fine
line of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade consisting
in part of
Double Acting Hays Pumps,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpies Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Baggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Call and see these line.
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office : Hancock & Gordon's Livery Bar
FoasstGaovit
'Phones Main, 744". Home, No. 33.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that I. the under
signed administrator of the l estate-of
Charies Anderson, deceased, bave filed in
the County Court of Washinaton Connty,
Oregon! my final account as such admin
istrator, and that aid court has niedi
Monday, February 10, 190S. at" o'clock
a. in. of said day, as th time, and- th
county oourt room In Hillsboro, Oreuon,
as the pUww for hearing objections to saii
account and th final settlement of said
estate. Dated u,UJsnwl2!,-M00KBf
Administrator of the estate of Charlae
Anderson, doceawd.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney for Adm'r.