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HILL880RO AA(1U3, FEB. 13,19(8
Wreck ' SliciWn Ukh.
...a Till rlllkl
i ytUeaahJ
brokn M". wi....M - -";
Loi tbe depot l rrMl urovt'
... ... ... . .I.. ..In.
Ud just all" ' uin ,ulld
.f ibt Hr.'Vf. at
trl quarter of mil Uom town
over the broken rail
. . . t - . ... mm 4k rwl lam
fclt. DOl '
Lb ,fi tbe track, and rolled
ID tnbanimm, n
in. wp" -mfU9 '""
i 104 'J01 l"""""'"
itodred iwnUuc Jubn
Donald, "I McMluovwe, aiu
J K. Bales and her 6 month
boy were ItwlantJy kill!. A
i daugbUrof Mm Baua, bo
io lb wr all, ewcaped with
bruise. The umr, woo
i la ih depot to MM bit family
ik irilo fur Dllle?, was sn eye
Lm of lb" aocidrnt that de
mJ bint of hi Iovihi one. mi
tb first rrck lo occur where
M til lo o( I if", loon lb road
mb lo I operated, about 31
VI io. Following ti a li't ol
idied end lijured.
ri kt,
kill MitXtVAl O. Mf.Minrmlle.
SlKA R J B.UI H 't 5 iit'Milln old
flV tj. F""' '"'
i;uteil
$ It iirv. M H'"dwey,
Vl, tk. need ii hurl
fli C. FiarKn. Journal rrprrrn-
htt, futtUml. hip bmken.
L R. IUiI.ui, 1'ollUn.l, almuldrr and
Utxkbait.
h Mumvn, 1'oitUnd, hand end
t spramrd.
II lii.ui. I'mtUed. tMHil.lrr
Li hurt.
K I llrnilirtr, Mt-Minnvillr, lr(j mi.l
Vp iB'li.
U M. MaylxiKtr, M -Muiuvillr, f.
iX w r.ot.l.ia, Mi'Miiinvilir, ttr ml
Uurt
0. Ilrilrr Slirrl!H. I'rk nl
Ubnil.
lk rl. I'mllmnl. kur anil Imi k
li. M. Mlrn. Cmtlori. knr hurl.
Ll E Biun, Slini'Uii.nn k inl cJiuul
k bar!
II. Btuh. tilwriiUu. Irl hurl.
if. hion, Slirini. ktte lnitt.
huk K eit'il. I 1 1 -v-. tmmt ami Irg
rraml
Kiv I). Htul, Mi Muiuvillr. internal-
:!ml
J. W. llot.l, ClrtrUti.l, Otilo, tntr
bd lr rat.
I C. hirnnr, ortti 1 inihtll, l.liiltc.l
ltk Hid brail.
Mil Kmmn. I'.ntlaii.t. ImIIv liftuwil.
!j A. CuoBtiiLjInm. larllon, inl ly
tatnd bniiartl.
Mia Grace lUnliiiK, of Cianlim, arm
Mionl.
Hriok Blown, C'nillon, Inik iiiaiiint.
t. I Taiirr, llutlrr, 1mm k hurt
UiiC. IV U.lv n.l Mi IUrl Ulv,
KhUlljr btuiartl almut hrail ami I -ark
Kn. Strahuu, .Mirrtilau, rut arouiul
mm) iimi.
A r SbwlinK, MiMuinviIlc, nit a1utit
ft.
M Wtiilurr. I'urtlaiiil. (mm k anraiiinl
Li.. "
P OUlt.
A. W. Fuarlrr. Iiiakriuaii. Iwt k anil
i. Jarnri Mooif . ,tMkaiir, ) ilitl
unltml lack tpiaiiird.
v-oraner K t . Itrnwn yratrntay awr
lib (olloarini inrv In invrlli'ulr (hr
Klt.l'. K. Ihiici. C. H. Owcr. A.
f Tloniai, (i. H. Allrti, J. W. Coiuellua
pi ltcr Huge. TIip trttiinnv Ihrtrw
pw ngiit on Hie tlianatrr. The arc-
EHMBiwort the tra'k waa in kihxI
, tod cwil.l mil aci ount for the bro-
pwl. The ircil waa uot over twen
ilea per hour. The iurv'a venlut
Ffto'l no cmiw uf reatMiuaitiility. It
lundtittixMl Hut tlic railway conmila
V Wall act uii llir iimtlrr .if Inn lluht
ill rlvl. mil I .'.! I 111- UVat
1,1.1...
r" wen vrrv tree from ai-clileiita,
laiMiro,
left
and
PUBLIC SALE
Dndermiinfld Kill sell at nuhlio
1....! . - w
mm at hit farm, 1 mil norlb
wuxion, at 10 a. u) , on
FRIDAY. FKBRUARY 21
till.' I J" '
"kcowK "tie will ! fre.h iu May and
r'AUKt; lieltera, 1 will be Ireah
Panxiii. i, .if... . ........i... m-
o men plow, harrow, fotka, iliov-
" garden barrow, No. 8 V, S.
Heparatnr: t beehlvea. with beet:
Pty beehlvea, 5 doxea chlikenaj 3
looat bav: J en l.rlW . hnnuhnlil fur.
"" d nuincroui other article.
rnai of Halo 1 10 and undr
"lover $10. nna vetr'a lima, an
note, at 7 per oent. interest
uuiQ at noon.
. . . N. I', Nielsen, Owner
Urnellus, Auotioneer.
Otchln Will Caae Diamlaaed
V
(M cue of Mn. Rebecca Tongue
,' the estate of Thomas Otob
poMeaMfj( came op before Judge
on Tuesday of this week,
JJ on motion of K. B. Tongue the
1 U dismissed without costs to
:.w. P'tJ. Th eststa was then
or record.
i
Bggs for Hatching
jkloorou and S. 0. Brown
ni II 00 for a setting of 13
,; Al lb lDt Oregon State
Cwy Show, my birds won four
tott of a possible five prises in
.. -"On with the best breeders
- cute.
o i R. H. Greer,
UiUsboro, Ore.
Through liaUa ourniiM nr,.-.,l.
inga iniliatH.I at Hi m,H ii,;.
w-k, A II. Kiira .i,, , ill,ur
ei'tirril ImnhcaHiuii ,,l .
mifr
hiiiroii, hia I'ivk yar o, ,,,
who had Uen in th rtr, ( Allron'
ml Mi i, inn Klly amen 1M mn,Br
iliml, when hn waa a IIHrn
Th Kt-llya wan'el to kri. thi
Child. t. whom they had hncoti
grr.ally attached, hut thn law gay.
the little- follow ti hia faihnr. Thn
f.tr.r .arnt wept wlmn tlia if,:i
stun waa mad (,iv,K tIM c,jj, lo
Kmeraon.
Do you want aniiin lot j ,
growing iJalifornia town, wii,in
one hall in lie, of Uin Uautiful Han
l.ui I'.ay, in eiuhangn for a tii'iun
laiu ranch or liillahoro lot?
Kineat aetHioii in Central Califur
"la; great for cure of pulmonary
and rbnutuatio trouble (' t
or addriMie, Argua dlica, JM1
Ore. l)ne and abelrarl
Hire laat week, t f.llowinii
lraoiii have atmouticed their cat
iJldiey and flle.I their petition lor
the aeveral ollieea lo which they
aapire: K-r Hhnrill, John Ktiralli.
rratik I. Kane; Htale Henator, Dr
W. I) Wood; J p.. U.HhWo. (1
W liar tie: Cuunty Hu
Wa'kt-r: J. IV for lairy tirecirmt l
YafiOertatldni).
Vben In lhacily rail at I'tlma-
or totileolionery, the uioat up-
lo-data place of it kind on the
Weal Hi.U. Always neat and
clean, and the greatest cr is eie
cuted in keeping Iheatm-k neat and
reah. You will receive cordial
treatment if you give un a call L
ralnjateer, I rop.
Maik I'urdin, a coiiion of Mri.
K J. Harrett.nf thia city, whom
the latter had not en for in any
year, waa in town thii week. Mr.
urdin waa Imrn in thin county,
being a oq of Caloh I'urditi, long
loca dead, hut who will ha remem
bered by old pioneer. Mr. I'ur
din ha been livi.ig in I Angehs,
Cl . for roino lime.
Hot o fT, c K'oa, bam or cheene
andwichiw; all kit;d-i of of( drink
erved at fountain. Choice con
fection; oyaler in bulk; oyeler
oocklaila a epncialty; amokera' arli
clea, choice cigar, and a complete
ine of chewing and emoking tobac
co; freen fruit and nut, at I al-
maieer ('onfwlionery.
Hijhel Company, a corporation
of ro.tland, filed a mt iu Cucuit
'ourt this week, ajtaiuel W. N.
Iurt, a litiiiiiii mtn of llilUho-
ro, for the rtroverr ! a tuiance ol
VJ2UI. ani the ooeia nil die-
buraement of the suit.
Full lllixxl HufTOrphingtnn eggs
a . . 0 a r
or batctiing. l w lor 1 1 egga.
all and we tt'k before buying
few cockerel for eale C
Khoadea, I'sh .V Baseline htreeU.
IilUlnro, Ore. 4t5 tf
Do you want to make money f
tuy a live or ten acre tract of the
atuou 0 Hkl.oi) Hill fruit coun
try. Nothing Hi it on the toast.
nformatton freely given. re
agent at Tualatin hotel. 4
John Joaeph, of near Phillip,
who went Kl lt D.cember, r
turned lat Sunday with a bride.
The day after he arrived Kl. he
married Mica llull.nan, ol wtua,
Ohio, who in well pleaded with her
new home in Oregon.
For Bale: Fifty acre cleared
and in the vicinity of HilUboro,
on rural mail ami uiilk route; near
tulmihons line, rme location;
good building sile. Ii.tture
Argua.
0. P Ahuniler, who ha had a
atork of BiMid in the Unkiater
building, near the Argu. lor enrne
weeks past, ha removed lo Port
land, from whence he came
Itrandvwine. Texan. Men Mary
" j i
and Wilson nedigree etrawberry
plants for aale at Pern Leaf fruit
Ore., Route 2. " W
Tha total reaiHtration of voters
with the County Clerk on Tuesday,
reached the 110-2 mark. This does
not Include the voters regintratered
at other places in the county.
Our first car of Utah Land Pias
ter Is now in. Oet in your orders
C. B. Buchanan A uo., ioroe
lius, Ore.
Wank 11.
representing tne America" r
irnn,ii. i nmnanv. wna "
Monday, and called.
Pige for Bale -Some Poland Chi
na pigs for eale, ou farm of Dr. A
B. ilailey, 2 miles north of IliUt
boro. Farmers' phone, 43li.
Jas. Mann, who bought the
Frank Orth place south of town
last fall, was in town yesterday,
.nrl lld. Mr. Mann formerly
lived near Foreet drove.
u--.vii,i.l values in ladieB
J.. u unita at $10 and 112
,!!.. km the Kaat. Come early
and get your choice, at Scbulmer
loh Bros
... tn r
U. and Mrs. tt. tt. rrauvJi".
n .if. -.1 IVnli are vieitlnK F.
DIM ELECTRIC
Argus and Journal, 12.25.
Chas. L. Brown, of Banks, called
today.
Geo. Hellaire, of near Glencoe,
was in town yesterday.
Will Bcbulmerich was in from
South Tualatin, yeeterday.
Floyd Bierly, of Kinton. was in
town Tuesday.
F. C. Burgbolzer, of Buxton, wsb
in the county Beat Tuesday.
Alfred Gerber. of near Helvetia,
was in the city this forenoon.
Charles Barnard, of Beaverton,
was in tne city yesterday.
H. C. Todd, of Laurel, transact-
for right of way ed business in the city Tuesday,
fartna and tracts. it I n.;mn ,.i it,..inn ... .
I'-iKbtccii Aurccnients Placed
n Record
. COMPANY TBT MOVES ALONG
isnaifutliua t Hrgio Wlib Aduot
Co4 Wtaiber
Twenty-Five Writing; For
County Examinations
EIGBT WRITE FOR STATE PAPERS
Beard Ctoiiata tf Pref. Hartb. at.
Csm sad Mitt Btlei Murray
C.
The Oregon Klectric Line has filed
agreements with the persons whose
names follow,
through their
from a point on the main line of county seat visitor today.
tne above road to Hillehoro. Con
tract, K. M. Harnel, R. II . Walk-
fr, Kcbmitt A Kulisch, Joo. Welch,
N. G Wlngren, W. Brogdon, F. J.
Jenkins, Fred W. WolfT. Jack Ixa
le, It. Linton. J. W. Bewell, F. J.
William. W. P. Howell. W. P
irabam, O. K. Sheperd, P, M
acknon, John O'Meara.Q. H. Hoi-
heimer, and others who have
van deeds are as follows: John
Buerge, A. B. Mu'lor. Invest
ment Co , Oregon Iron A Bteel Co.,
ordelia liurkbart. L. Galbreath
t would reem that the Company
means bm-inee, and the people of
im section believe It la fully in
earnest, and that the road will he
milt to ihi city I y the coming au-
'Juin Information from the Com-
any, is U the efl'oct that it will
tart lh work of building, just as
'Hin at the weather will allow.
Wbal the United Railways Co.
ill do i, of curse, problematical.
hat never shown the go-a-bead
pint manifested by the Oregon
Klecuic, at any time. Tbe latter
Conn. my does not talk much, but
djri thing, and thereby creates
feeling of confidence on the part zel Cady, both of this county
f the public There are but a lit
eover 12 miles to build in order
to reach Hillsboro
STATEMENT BY F. T. KANE
llilltUiro, Oregon, l-'cb. 12, lyo8.
o the Ivlitor;
Iiiutiiiiii h ai Mr. K. V. Itainea haa, by
tialtiuntitina ami innurmlora, attruiptei!
to i haigr nir with being mpoiiinhlc for
bortk;c ul twenty thouunil uollari at
hia Uiik. in the year lj, ami while 1
lo not loimiilrr It iiecrwarv to oeny tne
harve ma)c in the manner and form
thn rliaixc waa maile, vet I desire toaay,
fur the brnclit of my fiiemla, that if there
ai any thorUife in the funds of t.. .
Ilaiurt, Uukcr, at any time during my
m-umorucy atranhierot that umtitutioii,
I never knew anything about it, ami I
never received one cent belonging to tbe
I-:. V. lluiuri ltunk tbat wa not justly
, i.. ., .- 1 :
:iue uie. or rvceiwi in a u-iminiuic uum
ui-s trausartion, ami I hail no knowledge
any sborlatie iu any amount until the
stntruirnt uiurtr by Mr. Ilainea.
i : i I :.. t
t uaT rmioru in iuuini;iuii .uun.j
I of mv life: have resided within sii
miles of llie residence of Mr. Haines ever
ore he claims to have discovered the
ahortai'e. He has never, in any manner
intimated that there was any shortage,
ous 111
fact tli
tbe wiping out of the bulk of bis person-
1 lortune. Any statements, insinuauuua
or innuendoes to the effect that I waa cent. Off regular prices, at LaNUe 8
itvharged or that 1 removed any lurius D,rne8a ,hop. 4V-U
Of
47 8
Rpeves. of Portland,
Francia, of South Hillsboro, and J.
M. Miller, a brother of Mrs. Framit
tr.fie there will be no pub
Ho dances at Helvetia Ball. From
nowontheBeaffuirs will beBtr ctly
invitation.
u. .,t Mr. 0. Powe, of Port
land, were guests of F. C Ballard
j 't n.r th fore Drt of the
week.
F. Sohoen, a prominent resident
n.iii. was in town uuj
Ul VWI . . I ,tmn
Albert Kaufman, of near Phil
lips, was an Argus caller today.
J. and Peter Vanderzanden, of
near Greenville, were in the city
today.
Wanted: Spring vetch or first
class clover bay. Addrees, Mrs. J
W. Bbrader, Beaverton, Ore. 48
F. M. Heidel and Wes. Boscow,
of this city, were Portland passen
gers this morning.
For Bale: An Uncle Sam peanut
warmer, live dollars. Den ol
Sweets.
Miss Abbie Wilkes, of Buxton,
wss in town the first of the week,
visiting friends.
See tbe neat and attractive Val
entine candy boxes, at the Den of
Sweets.
Judge Hollis, of Forest Grove,
was at the court house today, on
business.
John C. Crocker, of Glencoe, was
in town today, and registered at
the Clerk's oOice.
A marriage license was issued
yeeterday to C. R. Swaney and Ha-
Thirty-three applicants are writing
for teachers' papers this week, be
fore the Washington County Ex
amining Board, consisting of Supt.
Case, J. W. Marsh, of Forest Grove,
and Mies Helen Murray, of this
city. Twenty five are writing for
county papers, and right for state.
Those writing for county papers
are as follows:
Alma Curtis, Maud Knight and Grace
Dixon, of Forest Grove; O. G. Weed,
Vernonia; Mra. Nellie Walling, Amity;
Martha and Came Bechen, Kvelyn Ikyy
her, Nellie Johnson, Susie Faith, Edith
King, Hillsboro; May Rtve, Sherwood!
Lillian Nelson, Scappoose; May Knochs,
neeo vine, novo nieriy, w. i., i nomas,
Kcaverton; Mrs. Laura Willis, Newberg;
If. C. Todd, Anna Messinger, Laurel; C.
A. Wytnan, Kthel Kopplin, Lorica Hol
land, Gaston; Kthel Smith, Banks; Abbie
U tikes, Buxton.
For State Papers
Inna and Bergen Vose, Phillip; Gar
ence McCoy and B. M. Voae, Beaverton;
Alma Bowman, Hillsboro; G. A. Knstell,
Sherwcod; Anna Newman and Henrietta
Bear, Forest Grove.
Onion Seed Fancy stock, half
Globe, Yellow Dan vers, for sale by
J. A. Anderson, Beaverton, Ore.
Misses Meta and Nellie Wallace
visited with Mies Ethel Joy, Sun
day, at Forest Grove.
Orange, lemon, aoiee, cinnamon,
horehound, hotter scotch and
squares, at tbe Den of Sweets.
John Fischer, of near West Un-
.s
ion, was in town yesterday, and
called.
LOOKING OVER THE ROUTE
Chief Engineer Donald of tbe Ore
gon Electric Line, and a party of
four directors of the road, came to
Hillsboro yesterday morning, end
securing a livery ng drove along
tbe line of tbe survey from Hills
boro to Garden Home, a place four
miles southeast of Beaverton, on tbe
line of the Portland & Salem road,
where they took the electric train
to Portland. The parties were not
in town but a few moments, and
tbe fact tbat they drove over the
route selected by the Company for
its road between Hillsboro and
Garden Home, where connection
will be made with main line, indi
cates tbat the Company will soon
begin active building operations.
The visitors gave out no informa'
tion as to the object of their cross
country trip, but that tbey were in
Plush robes and-blankets, 15 per I spec ting the route, there is no donbt.
oent. off regular prices, at Carlile e
ud the statement he makes ia prenoster-
ider
nd dollar of his funds practically meant
mt the teculation of twenty thou-
harness shop. 47-tf
Mrs. J. P. Niman and grandson,
Charles Niman, are visiting rela
tives and friends in Salem.
Money to loan on real estate se
curity, lerms reasonaoie. r.u
ratli Bros. 46 tf
Tom Bsilev. a student at the
Oregon University, Eugene, is
home for a short visit with bis
parents.
Dance at Alpha Hall, Cornelius,
Sat. eve. February 15; Walkers'
orchestra. Tickets, 75 cts.
Plush robes and blankets, 15 per
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
or had any knowledge of the removal of
anv funds are absolutely false and untrue.
I rrsuMirl ascaslucrol tne ft. . names
Hank ,tg attend lo my own private busi-
It is true I did borrow ten thousand
lollars from Mr. Haines, the greater por-
ioii of which has oeen repam, om iuai
.nuu-iinn between myself and Mr.
Haines was one of lwrrower and lender
only.
Tn iIumt who know me the manner
H. C. Todd, of Laurel, wae in
town today, attending teachers ex
aminatiofi.
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
children's hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis.
It is rumored on the streets tbat
Herman Collier, of Scbolls, will be
of making the charge and tke form of U candidate for Sheriff.
charge absolutely nerds no answer, as it
a apparent that 11 is an auempi on mc
wit of Mr. Ilames to excuse nis own at-
ions and the failure of hi institution.
Truly voura,
K. T. Kaue.
GOODNOE HILLS
Lavina Holland and Ethel Cope-
land, of Gaston, were in the coun
ty seat, yesterday.
There will be a basket social at
the Jack school house Saturday
evening, reD. id. ine program
will begin at 7:15. All are invited
Members of Glenooe Camp,
Woodmen of the World, are re
quested to be present at the Camp
on Saturday evening, reD. in. o
A. D. Meek, clerk.
W. H. MoEldowney, of Forest
Grove, Superintendent of the Ladd
farms in this state, was in town to
n Klickitat county. Waehington
The opening of the new railroad on
the north bank of tbe Columbia
river, makes available the most re
markable fruit region on tne raoi
fin Coast. Here, climatio condi
i inns ami soil are ideal for the
ornwinir of aorioots, peaches, al
mnnda and erspes. Ail kinds of
fruit, berries and vegetables are ai- uty anfi called.
so successfully grown, lneexcee
;v rain of the Coast are avoided,
as are the hot and dry summers ol
the oountry further east, making a
hiand of el mate tbat is nearly per
feet. Absolutely the earliest fruit
,i ..cotah a nnuntrv norm oi ai-
UU.oju.- , . . .. . . - - - . - ."J
:rn...i. Larva areas of tne uoasi I lime, euipnur, cement, miAeu
are suitable for the growth of ap- white lead, oil, paint brushes,
Amies I Harris etal to Karl Koch
40 acres Wtn Forter donation M375
Geo Hartnes to C M Hartness, a
part of Geo W Elliott donation
Maria Craber to Arnold Wyman,
10 acres sec 39 t I n r 1 w
J M Greear to Wm M Hushes. 00
acres sec 11 1 1 1 r jw 3000
Myrtle M Purdin to Elms Gnndle
part sec ti t a n r t w 1500
Henry Harmes to Henry Huhman
10 acres D L G 48 t 1 r 3 w 10
Perd Groner to C F Hesse, 47.86 a
sec 3 t a r 2 w
C F Tigard to Alice B Muller, part
of Geo Richardson donation 10
John Friday to W E Davies, 3 54 a
in sec 34 t J n r a w 300
Wm J Thornburgh to the same,
xajo a same as above isoo
Mary E Merrell to Lloyd Ingram
21.20 acre sec 23 1 1 s r a w 743
Edwin Holt to Western Oregon lr
Co, 164.it a9ecst2iir5 w
Frank Mott to Rolland Phelps,
Part blk 7 Foaest Grove 2500
Rolland A Phelps to Frank Mott,
40 acres sec 6 1 1 nt jw 3500
Hardin HWahl to J E Bates, 93
acres Donald McLecd donation 9297
R I Davidson to Richard Holscher
Part M M Watts donation 3:90
J P Starkweather to Ja Hocking
16.80 1 Andrew Harper donation bso
Carl Biretrren to F M Wadsworth
Fart sec 1 1 n r a w 1000
Investment Co to Geo L Sparks, It
1 1 Willow-Brook Farm 030
Blodirett Co to Danaher & Melen
dv Co 480 a sec 16 t a n r 6 w... 1
Ella V Brown to David Fletcher,
Part sec ia t a s r 1 w 135
A lxveeren to Consolidated Tun
ber Co. 160 a sec otlirs w.... 1001
Benj A Jack to S H Richmond,
Fart 01 sec 33 1 1 s r a w, 40 a....
Two suits for divorce were filed
yeeterday io Circuit Court of this
county. Mary J. Thompson wants
a divorce from Frank W. Thomp
son. Tbe couple were married in
Ueppner in 1904. and there ere no
children. Plaintiff states that de
fendant has treated her in a cruel
and inhuman manner, rendering
life burdensome. Cora Gerritz
wants a divorce from John Gerritz
This county was married in Mult
nomah county in 1907, and tbe
petitioner for divorce alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment, and the
iiifliction of personal indignities
which made her life a burden, etc.
naiatitl was forced to leave de
fendant 17 or 13 dayn after mar
riage, and tbey have not since lived
together.
Just received at the Morton
greenhouse, a lot of ornamental
shrubbery, and a lot of fine yellow,
wmte and otber choice roeee, ready
for setting out. A good aesottment
of cherry and other fruit trees.
Call and place your orders while
they last.
John Wolford, of Buxton.died at
the home of bis daughter, Mrs.
Chas. Bewell. in this city, this
morning, of pneumonia. Deceased
was born in Summereet County,
Penn , in 1840, and came to Oregon
about seven years ago. making his
... ... -. , ... 1
uouio wna ms eon mmeii ioi
ford, at Buxton. Deceased leaves
six surviving children, five living
in this county as follows: Mrs
Minnie Bewell and Mrs. Ella Mo-
rey, of Hillsboro; Mrs. Ida Grin
dell, Harry Wolford and Emmett
Wolford, of Buxton. Interment
will be in the Banks cemetery to
morrow.
Something new. Absolutely the
earliest fruit and vegetable country
north of California. A fortune for
early investors. Goodnoe Hills.
Get particulars of agent at Tuala
tin hotel. 48
P. S. Bates, editor of the Pacific
Northwest, called on the Argus yes
terday, aDd made the following
announcement: The Pacific North
west, a newepsper of Portland,
which last year sent Mies Manchie
Langley, of Foreet Grove, to tbe
East on an advertising excursion
will this year send Mies Rose ii
cox, of tbis city, as Washington
county's representative, who it is
expected will distribute advertising
matter setting forth tbe various at
tractions of this part of the Valley
1
Ervin Burkhalter, of South Tua
latin, was in town today, and says
his brother Dan, who lately bought
a new gasoline engine in Hillsboro.
is thinking ratner senou&ly of in
stalling a dynamo and lighting hie
bouse and barn with electricity
Many of our prosperous dairymen
will be milking, before many years
in the glare of electric lights.
Apricots, almonds, peaches and
grapes attain their bigheet perfec
tion in Uoodnoe nills. Get circa
lar with full information of agent
at Tualatin hotel. 48
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Sargeoo
Office Bailer-Mnmn hlnrk. nnatilr.
Rooms 12. 13 and 15. Residence Huuth-
wwt corner Baseline and becond Ntracta.
now 'f hones.
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T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND IPC ION
Office opatalr over Tbe Delta Drug Hlora
Residence Kaat of Court Honne,
In tba comer of the block.
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JAMES PUILLIPE TAXIKS1E, at. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Burgeon 8outhrn Pacific Railroad Cn.
IsOiiaulUtion in rrnimh or English. Of
fice upstairs, over L. M. Hoyl Co'. tor.
north aide of Main St., HUlaboro, Or.
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A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. TJJUck
1700
A STATEMENT
While in Hillsboro last Friday
Dr. Knox treated a horse belong'
ing to Mr. Brown, of the Feed Sta
blee, for azoturea. The treatment
wsb considered very good by lead
ing HilUboro horsemen, and as the
animal is now apparently in as
gooeV health as usual, the Dr. be
lieves that he can treat any caae of
azoturea just as successfully.
Goodnoe Hills, the most favored
fruit section of the Pacific Coast
Perfect climate, finest warm soi
Get full information. Call on W
G. Ide. Tualatin hotel. 48
Christian Rocke, of Nebraska
has purchased the furniture and
fixtures in the Bigelow Hotel, and
has leased the building from tbe
owners for a year. Mr. Rocke is
an hotel man, and is refitting the
hotel, prior to opening it to tbe
public, which he expects will be
within the next two weeks.
Lewis Carstens, of Greenville,
was in town today. Numerous
friends of Mr. Carstens are urging
him to be a candidate for County
Commissioner, but he haa not yet
decided. His part of tbe county
has not bad a commissioner for a
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - - OREGON
?. ft. aTaaJajr Mr. O. Hurm
DAOLEY & HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW ,
Booms 1 and I Shute Building
HILLSBORO, . . OB EGOS.
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H. T. BAGtLEY
ATTORUEY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Poet Office,
HUlaboro, - OregoB.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room s, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upatalrs, Bailey Margin Block
Rooms, laais.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrics: Main Street, opp. Court Hoae.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUEjR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 end 5
Hillsboro, - Oregon
: T. R. imbrie 1
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
Edmond Cornelius,, who wae
talked of for the nomination for
Sheriff, says he will not be a can'
didate, this time.
Go to Webb & Hoover's for Utah
Land Plaster, spray, spray pumps,
To Whom it may Concern: In
iw til iVib AtaiementB which ap
peared in the daily papers wherein good many years, Mr. Harrison be
i . . . . ,,T I lit. tank nn
I was quoted as saying insi -i cub- iur ' "
charged W.B.Haines from my em- Maak ban at Maocabee Hall,
ploy because ol alleged shortages in Greenville, Saturday evening, Feb
my Danx during niBincumoenoy h 151,1,. Cash prizes to the amount
bookkeeper or caihier," or words to 0f $7 59 w,n be suven. Tickets,
that effect, I desire to say that I including supper, $1.00. Walker
made no sucn statement in my u-i& Barrett orchestra.
j i;,u.:i rv..ainnM
UimiU IUIMraBl ivimuvi W m TT L- I...
paint in the meeting held at Verts Hall, , M- j. - ngue, -no dm
pauui, u,. ?... ot. tana nA been spending the winter in Port-
1, poul- Saturday, February 8th, 1908, and - TlMKi , h
nles and other fruite, but the area try and stock food, 47-8 f u k.5ar.tll !nrw the bedside of Mrs Anthony
suitable for apnoots, peaches, ai- MiM Meier, of 4his otty,
moods and grapes, is limited, maa h operated on at St. Vin
ing this highly lavored section ex HoBptttJj Portland, last
tremely valuable, and "8Ure9 f week, is reported as improving
rrrt Illiure. lua uu "l
believe he had taken any money
wrongfully. Dated Feb. 11, 1908,
at Forest Grove. Oregon. E. W.
Haines.
nicely.
. n 1 J- ..Illn. nut
j ri.Zt ! Ul .: Maurlo Abttbam Md M.d
nftHrinir tbia land in nve ana ten -.1,?.',.
For fall narticulars csnse to wed today, by Clerk God-
addresB B S. Cook & Co., 251 Al man. The county clerk was in
address, p . o. vo , d . the matter ft Be.
der Di.,ioiiuu,v.-., v.J7.. innuiaitiva renorter
TtrT vrr; asUT Bot the item out of the rec
0. K. Short Order House
Just opened, next door to Star
Bakerv. on Second street, HiIIbdo-
, S 11 a mi. 1
ro. Meats at an nours. ine puo-
lie cordially invited to call.
Bell & Melton, Proprietors.
,u Toalatln hotel. Kuratli Bros.
local agents; see them for plats cir
culars and lull imormauou
Albert Hartrampf was a Portland
visitor yesterday.
Robt. Hauswirth, of near Beth-
Hillisboro Argus, $1.50 per year
ord.
Mra. J. E. Bates, who with her
baby boy, was killed in the Forest any) wa8 in the city Wednesday.
Mr. M A. Dickson of that place. John Halvorsen, of Farmington,
present The family was preparing to move was in town this forenoon.
lOrnrna I to Uaaton. and nrs. Bates was ou n... tt v..- .
tne room nor way vu uo t-" -
tha fatal accident occurred, mrs.
Bates leaves two brothers and two
sisters. The funeral was held from
tbe Congregational church at For
est Grove today
Removal Notice
k... .u. l&th nt the
month, Wells Fargo Co 's Express to Gaston, and Mrs. Bates was on
muiitu, i w" o ...I Ii t. ,1.. I.tta n iim whan
niT'ina will be lound m
nxt to Kuratli Brothers, in the
nhanniie Row. John Brown,
Agent.
two years' sojourn in AlaBka.
Sam Paisley, of above Buxton,
now has his telephone line com
pleted, and is in touch with tbe
outside world.
Tongue, who has been quite sick
for some time past, and who is re
ported today to be not much iac
proved.
R. H. Greer has decided to get
in the race for representative from
this county, but has not yet filed
his petition. It is Baid that W K
Newell, of Gaston, will also be an
aspirant for the same honor.
Rev: J. A. Knodell will speak in
the Congregational church next
8unday morning at 11 o'olock. AL
will join in tbe Union Service at
the Christian church in the evening.
Goats for Sale I have 37 head
of goats for eale, 20 of the number
being Nannies. Telephone, Far
mere' 436, or inquire of A. B. Bai
ley, Hillsboro. 48 0
M. Cederburg, Swedish Vice Con
sul, at Portland, was in town yes
terday, on business connected with
the settlement of the Anderson
estate.
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he haa a fine
line of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade consisting
In part of
Double Acting'HaysPumps,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpies Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
aatisfaction.
Call and see these lines.
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office: Hancock & Gordon's livery Barn
Forest Geovk
'Phone Main, 744; Home, No. 33.
W. H. TAYLOR
Painter & Paper Hanger
Parties desiring work in my
line will find me at my home
at the west end of the Hills-boro-Cornelius
Bridge. Inde
pendent phone 515.
All Work Guarantesd.
with businesB at tne com uuu...