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VOL. XV
HILLSBORO, OREGON. NOV. 5. 1908.
no. :u
0 M.illMny, Ncnr loicht
drove, Arrested
fin liS lUaH'UMaG IIM!Sl
Aat!c Ti aside led ( asu!l
Vila UmKm Wtipn
0
M (ialloaiev, a farmer living
aer rort Urove, wa rrralml hy
Dbtrld Hancock, laal Thursday af
tornoou, on warrant igiird by
OaJluaay' wife, charting fr
Bar with drawing a tnifa on hi 1?
jeer ulil slap aon. Thursday morn
lo, Iti boy waa about to atari tn
iaacldr mill with a !! of epplm,
tbto the -father olj-ctd, and
sagao la throw the aark til' the
fegon. The hoy rrltd, and the
kof'l mother alligna thai Uellnway
imm kuifa, ami attacked bar mm,
tad waa alMHl only by the tint
I InUrleranre of Mr, (lalloway
agaiio, who happened lo Imi preeetil
, Galloway ia a iniiiiinriii far in it
of the K or wi I lirnY aeclion, and
Um Iruuhle la ld to I Kit mil
groaih of douiMlic iiihartnotiy in
Um family. IJelloway wa brought
tutnand placed in the county jul
(tu Ul Haluriiay, he gave irnil
la tba uiu of IMI, ami wa re
laewd. The cae against him will
Uoua of assault ami battery.
THINKS PBMUUH WASHUSHAND
Bbaril) Hancock ia in receipt of
lallar from Mi. Klmvr i'erdue, ol
alkghaoy County, North Carolina
ffbo thinks thai Klinnr Perdue, the
JUQ who wal murdered in thi
Ouanly.laat June, wa hrr huslunt.
Hbt Half thai Perdu left hum
two yaara ego, end wa never heard
of at new thai lima. Arc irding to
aer statement, Perdue'a father wac
a mounabiuar, and Ibia correspond
with Johnson' alataraaiil ahoul th
dtj man. A (lrturo wa antl
Bliariff Hancock, hut a it wa
Ulan aoina yaara ago, when Perdue
did not wrar a mustache, Johnon,
bo ia in jail here, oiiarged with
Pirdua'i murder. ay ha cannot
positively identify il aa leing a
iikinnaa of the murdered man, al
though it look something like
klm. I'ardua had a heavy mti
Uoba, when Jubuaon fl rot mat him
lo an employment agency, in I'ort
land.
WANTED
l want mora orders lor carpel
weaving. Warpfurniahtd Work
guaranteed to pleaea, hecaue il in
Bade to your order. Partiea living
at a distance should oluh together
nil wrila for terms and prints
Bug. Kuga. Ituga. For further
Information wrila to Ira T. Mill
Bank, Ora., R. 2 34 "
FOR SALH
Blaak horae, 141)0 pounds, f yaarn;
pan boraaa. mart and hnrH;
yearling oolu, 4 heifera, C calvrH.
10 oowa, mni freah; hull, l ahep,
wagona, 'i aela of harnmta. A
ply. U. Lunow. (Ilenw. Ora. 32 f
lr. J. H. Hiahon. who lrna laltdj
rilurnad Irom a oouraa of Htudy in
botpitala and aanatoriuma in th
Kaal, ia now prepared to give the
Mat modern home treatment for
tuberouloala. Oflioaln the Temple
ton Block, Foreat Urove.Or. 3 1 if
Judge Tboa. ()'l)ar. ot Portland
poke lor Bryan at the Court Houee
iut Haturday night. Tne Iimi
wai comforlably filled, and from
im atandpoint or his demooraUr
frienda, the Judge made a Rood
peeob .
Photographa of your houee taken
oy the Poat Card Baxaar, and
mounted on pbolographio oardH, at
i uu par dozen, or 2 dot for i
oe lamplea in window.
United Railwava Co. aurveyore
re now at work in the vicinity of
Ualea Creek, where they are run
nlng linea. They are working up
me ualea Creek valley.
H. H. Croniae. the Oregon Kleo
trio Co. 'a agent at this place, han
rented the new home of w. u
nmitb, and now oooupiee eaine.
J. P. Ueltnl. of Forest Grove
f irmerly of Banke, was an Argue
caller lait Saturday.
The bridge near the Scotch
ohurob ia reported to be in bad
condition.
Chae. M. Johnaon han removeil
from Sherwood to Hillwhoro, thie
week.
Editor Wood of the Forest Grove
Newt, waa in town Monday.
Qo. Chandler, of Laurel, waa iu
il
re(("n ha nrvani.il l'. itranvM
within a ycr
Ahe Hulcoinli. nl Wiwl I'uion
waa in town Kitdv.
Alri. (inrilnn wm in ff(
orlh Plain, Hliiri!y.
Jaxpi-r Uiwvm, of nrtr Comeliu
wa iu town UhI .ntunlay.
A. lUndler w in from lh
North Plain, lirt Hlurdv
Ira T, Mill, ., Mutiiitaindal.
waa in the rity a Httunlay.
J N. VanDyke, of north of For
el (irov. wa iu town Monday.
Nmi hrrakahln rrlindpr rwordf
or ic. al I tin IlilUlMirij i'lmrm.
y. ;jili
J. A Kowi.ll ami J. ',. Hvndcr,
f H holU, wi-rr in III city lnM
HnUirJay
Frai.k VfinliTk, di-ptity hr-
al Witih Muni, wa in town
at Halunliy.
Kliiirintn I'.riM. are huilding an
ddilion l'i their (UrllniK houce.
ol north of ti.w n.
Horn, to lb wife of Jamh Sny
ft. 1. 1 iiir liyville, Novriuhr
, I '.I IS, daughter.
M. Mrinlmiliall, of Sheridan, an
i.rl iiifal ciilii'r, lia lnn en
gml hy M'Xire .V (irn-ar.
Money In loan on r tn t estate
Vrint ra-oiiiililfl. Apply to Ku
ill Ur n., IlilUlnro. Or. 21-lf
The Ar0 i in rnipl i. Ihe
ii ilii' (ifKiic Hullt'tiii, which if
till.) with Inlrri-ftiniK in al li r .
Watitnl To huy gMitlt. family
i.iri.f, and I 1 1 k v or light hiflf.
For parlicuUr. afiily Argu oflice
('apt J 0 Morrvman, of tbr
rlland Cutom llouoe, viflied
r A II. liailey and laauly, lat
Sunday.
Mr. Harrington, i f Mel ford, i
it th city, the Bin l of lelative.
Sh l a ilmightrr of the lata Mar-
Uu l'ailxy.
Stmifm like the Chiller and ihc
Kictillencia I'hwe cigr are ol
the Ixwl tock. You rau't fKI an
authority on a good cigar.
llrnry C. IVarnn, cf Iowa Hill,
. . u . i . .. :i
a in town .nonnay. m"
conUiuplntea going lo vieit ri-lalivea
n Yorkshire, Knglnml, eoon.
John Humpbrry. who ha lieen
working at Sumner, wanh., lor
mitne month pant, wa in HillHbo
ro, Monday, on hi way to lluxton,
ii vote.
Smulav Sh'Kil Hielrict Con
vention, No. S, will he held at the
Hanlirt church in HilletMtro,
Saturdny, Novemlier '2S.
mdy cordially inviteil.
hVr Mla Brood ow. eoon to
iig; weighi about H'. Bred
iV a tnenier mm- iii'i"""
Moreli Schmidt' idace, S mile
north of Hillahoro. P. O addreee,
Hillaboro, R 1. 4
Rev. A. Rohinaon, formerly pae-
of the I'reehytenan churches on
he North Plaine and at KeeJvine,
I .ll.l Tiian.li.tr
waa in town ami uanru, iu.j
Mr. Rohineon is now pastor ol
Trinitv Preehyterian cburch, in
South Portland.
W. H. Ualvani. conBulting engi
neer of the Oregon Kleclric Rail
way Co , former resident of
WaHhinglon county, w m
Monday, on buHinees. ueeuiee oe-
ng a good civil engineer, mr. vi-
vanl is a philosopher ana ecnoiar
W. M. Jackson and wife, who
ipent two and a half months viidt
old friends in Indiaua, Ne
braska, and other states, returned
home Monday afternoon, mr. auu
M Jackson think there is no fruob
country as Oregon, and are more
lhan ever content lospenu uim id
.... .lav in the Heaver State.
uiniiiiMft .... r
That seems to he the testimony oi
i . i n i...u,i i.ura inv iHiiuiii
all Will) IIKVO llo. j n
of time.
a im l.rtlonoinu to Chris Peter
. f: -I... ...... I la at H Mil ft V.
j.n am ir aiuiciima
naa a-- . t a
while near Moore i. ureesr s mem
i . . i . .1 a. i nn a run tiown
maraei. nnu evi'r. ... - .
riamind Btreet. In the wagon was
iuirunn ami her iwo cuu
i if w uariner ran iu u
oaught one or the norses i.y
v . . . i 1. na anal
nose, and the Oiner uy
ihn. Mr. Gartner ran
a,ina rik of being ran over, but
noiioii" - , .... .
uUai in all urouauiuiy, mo ou
cu pants of the wagon from being
badly hurt.
A horse ridden by Wm Savage,
of Portland, slipped ami ten,
i i..,i nnon. on the harming
ton road, breaking the rider's left
lea. and severely injuring bin right
ahnulder. Mr. Savage was accom
thrt funeral procession
which followed the remains of the
late M. S. Oaiiey, io rarn
tK anima fell upon nim
He was pioked up and placed In a
hack ond brougni w " , ,
where Drs. A. u. ami
i i Iib broken lef. and attend
J in the other iniunea The
wounded man was then taken to
a Portland hospital, until ne re
on
Kvery
M'l I lUl (1
ii i 1 1. 1 i
V (W I)
jl
I'ionccr if lS5:l I'asscH Away
in I'ortUnd Laet Saturday
VETEKAS OF KOCL'E KIVIK WAK
ft ni
iha r
Figure ia HilUbort fr Over
Thirl v-Fivc Vtar
Marcr'llti H. Dailey, a familiar
figure in HilMioro for more than
thirty five years, pansed away al
the home of hi daughter, Mrs.
Anna I.. Thirkell, in'. Portland, last
Saturday, death being due to pa
ralysis. Mr. Dailey was taken
from Pilley, where hn had been
'iving hinceeoine time last summer,
in hope that he could hs helped,
bul death caniejio him shortly af
ter his arrival in Portland.
Mr Dailey waHpurnin Heverely,
Virginia, Decemljer (i, JH.'i'j and in
early lift) removed to Rock Inland,
Waf?A
. 4 i ivrr V-'r- '"
iA A
Greer ktepa White River flour.
Grant Lindens, ol Laurel, waa in
town Monday.
Geo. Zetzman, waa in Irom Cen
terville, Monday.
I'aul Kilter, nf Bethany, waa a
county teat visitor Monday.
Alex Chalmers, of the North
Plains, was in town Saturday.
Sherman Rhoades, of Witch Ha
zel, was an Argus caller, Monday
J. B. Phillips, of South Tuala
tin, was a county seat visitor, Fri
day.
Frank Simpson and John Knnis,
of South Tualatin, were in the city
Monday.
G. Schlaefli and Ulrich Bartschi,
of above Mouutaindale, were in the
city Friday.
Hon. W. K. Newell, of Gaston,
was down last Saturday, to attend
the fair meeting.
Rom, to the wife ol Leonard
VanLorn, of west ol town, October
29, P.IOH, a daughter.
My C roox cottage and quarter
block, corner 6th & Fir, for sale or
rent. L. W. House. 28 tf
Geo. Moreland, of Portland, a
former Hillsboroite, spent last Sun
day with friends in this city.
Aa Ksglelon, an Inspector in
he Customs House at Portland,
spent last Sunday in the city.
Team
MAkt'l-1.1.1 8 S. DA1I.KY
WASHINGTON COUNTY
FAIR A-SDRB THING
Meeting Laat Saturday Prac
tically Settles the Matter
COVUITTE! PLANS TO RalSI$jG,000
Eiecatlvt lmaiilUt Appolattd t Get
leaks Heady
The meeting held at the Court
House last Saturday afternoon, in
the interests of an All Washington-County-Fair,
was well attended.
CbairmanWm. Schulmerich pre
sided, and Grant Mann waa secre
tary. On motion, the chairman
appointed a committee of five to
report on November 14, at 2 p. m.,
as to values on land for fair site,
either for lease or purchase, and ,to
make an estimate on the amount of
stock necessary to be sold 'and to
have stock books ready to open on
Nov. 4tb, next. It was decided
that stock should sell at the par
value of $10 per share, in order to
give farmers and others a chance to
become financially identified with
the enterprise. Following are the
names of the committee appointed
to perfect organizttion,and to open
the books of the Association:
Wm. Schulmerich, Dr. F. A. Bailey,
John Dennis and L. A. Long, of Hillsbo-
ro; and Jasper Reeves, of Cornelius.
Manager McGill, of the Ore eon Nursery,
authorized a subscription of $500, and
others will take that amoant, il not more.
or
111, where lived until 1853. when
he croesed the Plains to Oregon,
nrt going to Jackson county,
where he engaged in add mining,
and later on took part in the Indi
an war in the Rogue River valley.
In 1!0, he was married to Mis
Mary Savage, and five children
were born to them, two of whom
only are living, namely, Mrs Anna
L. Thirkell. of Portland, and Mrs
Kdith J. Harrington, of Medford
He also leaves a wife and a broth
er, the latter being R K. Dailey, of
Hillnhoro, a veteran of the civil
war.
Mr. Uailey settled in Washing
ton county in the Sixties, and at
one lime was deputy sheriff of thi
county. He later served as city
marshal of Hilliiboro, and was en
gaged in building bridgis in the
county lor many years.
His remains arrived from Port
land. Monday morning, and eer-
ices were held in the Christian
church, Monday forenoon, Rev. A
Beerr otlloiating. interment
was in the cemetery at Farmington
Deceased was a man of kindly
mpulBse, and had many friends.
SMITH-MURPHY
See Our Full Assortment
A GOODLY SUPPLY
cf toilet aiils is an absolute necessity at
this resort especially. Whether yon stay
at home or go away you need them just
the same. That this pharmacy is the
best place to obtain them any one will
tell you who has once used
Our Toilet Aids and Article.
They are the kind that especially ap
peal to women of refinement. For that
reason we invite you to secure your
supply here, knowing you will be more
than satisfied.
Miss Julia Murphy and Henry
Smith were married October Z
at the Catholin church of
Verlmort. Rev. Father Kittenhoven
nerformina the ceremony. The
hiide is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Murphy, ol Mouutaindale
and Mr. Smith is aeon ot J. J
Smith, of Glencoe.
NEW HATS
Because we are selling a large num
ber ol hats every day, do not think
we haven't anything left to please
you. We receive and trim new
bats, daily. Uon t ne deceived, dui
a t 1 at a .
come and no convinced mat wo
have the BEST goods at LOWEST
prices. We are here to stay.
11. nnea iy io.
One door west ot Schulmerich
Bros.' store, Hillsboro.
NOTICE
All parties whose accounts with me
have been over eix months out
standing are rfqueeted to settle.
Dr. . T. Mnklater.
For Sale
Three horses, can be seen at Hills
boro Livery barn, Corner 2nd and
Washington streets. o4ir
C. F. Putnam, who bought the
Mann ulace north of town, is re
oentlv from New York state, and
will try farming for a change. He
has plsved first violin in orchestras
lor many years, and is now seeking
health, as well aB a living on the
farm.
Grant Mann, of near Cornelius
was in at the Fair meeting, last
Saturday.
For sale: learn hrrses, mare
and gelding, good work team, $1(X).
cash Innuire at A'gus office "l-4
Marion Black, of Ibis place, ha
taught a new and up-to date dray,
and gone into the draying business.
Gus Livearen, one of the editors The concensus of opinion was that Wash
o the Harlden, a Swedish paper, county should have a 6rst-clasa
published at Portlat-d, was in town "j;'
r iiubj. success. The committee believes it will
A i,i thlncr tn aer.d to vnur be able to raise from lio.ooo tolso.ooa,
frieod-a photograph card of your hc thst m"ch. ,r"i"d- L'!!
. a o . njD well known at this ttme, that Portland
house. Hee Poet Card people desire Hillsboro to be placed on
about it. 32 if the racing circuit with them. It is also
. n , . a 1 r 1 j believed that should the Fair become a
C. L. Banks, of Hauviee Island, fact Hillsboro will be a base ball town
was an Argus caller Monday. Mr. next year. Hillsboro has a number of
Rank xncta to anend the winter base ball fans of means, who will finance
at Forest Grove ' H1 loc' clnD organisation, with the
at forest urove. of uting the Fair grounds for
T. 8. Weatherred returned last purposes,
Friday from Silelz, where he stay-
ed a few days with his ion, who is I HATTis may butler
spending the winter oyer there.
J. L. Ballard, the shoemaker, D. J.Hi"Bbor "ctob" J
.. .. . .... .11013 Hilda Utf Kntlor sinAd 36
has removed to tne Duiidiog just " 77,. J' rv
o. .1 n. nf M.in 8 months and 24 dayB. De-
street. Patrons will please Uke born 4 miles east of
nntiM r 34.f Hillsboro, February 4, 1872 Uias
in ii t j l t iil
n IDUlier naa neen in poorovsiia mr
The Oregon Klectnc Railway UUA..i nraviona to her de-
Company has established a tempo- miee. She leaves a mother, Mm.
rary ticket ollice in a box car, at p. n ntlr. two brothers. Mark
the intersection ol Washington and j tnj jtmeB g anfj one BiBter,
Second streets. r n. Butler, all of Hillsboro.
The Board of Equaliiatton re- Her father died in June,.1904, and
oeived only three complainU from ft brother, Fred, in August, 1835
taxpayers, at the recent term held snu aiso leaves a nnnmw uu oer
in this county. All were for reduc- mother's side, Mrs. W. .H. McEl-
tions on timber lands. downey, oi roreei urove; anu on
, . ... , , , ... her father s side, there are tne loi
Found A solid gold locket with .- u.if.K..V- .nrf
pictures within, and monogram on A Sigler. Mrs. Jb. Sigler,
outside, uwner can nave same oy u ni.MM ri.,i ..j nn ri.
proving projwty and paying for tor HUUboro; Mn. Sarah Hoo
this advertisemenL Call at this ' rnerf potUan(1; Mra. E. Ber-
OfllCe. iiiO L:m. PKinn f!.l Tkna RnlUr
J.S Lilly, deputy game warden Yakim' Ciu.'Waah . Win. Butler.
arrested J. R. Simpson, Elmer and Hornbrook,CaI ; and Benj. F. But-
dcubwo uu uoiniwu, ui tui.Heri present address unanowi.
COUntV. for dynamiting fish on Th Innnril urmnn au nreach-
Wilson river. I bey were arrested -a u. rb. Folson. of Forest Grove.
one day last week, and taken to hMt unday, at the Congregational
llliamooK county lor inai, wnere -hnmh of which aha wm a mem-
the alleged offense was committed, ber. Interment was in the Odd
Persons wishing to tile their Fellows' oemetery, at this plsee
(arms will always find a large etock The luneral was largely -attended,
ol fine tile in our yard at Scholia.
We carry building-blocks but have AUCTION SALS
nn mora hrick to sell. Those intend- -
Ino tn hnild will find a la roe aun- The undersigned will sell at public
ply of lumber at our yard, and you suction, U miles east of Cedar Mill,
are invited to call and look over on the Cornell road, at 10 a. m., on
ourBtock before purchasing. The TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10
Groner-Rowell Co,Scholls; P. 0. Good team of bay mare, weighing two
address, Hillsboro, Ore., 11. 1). 'I and 1300, respectively; jersey cow, in
. , milt; wiae iracs; wagou, canopy Mp
I am now prepared to show you two-seated hack, nearly new, top buciry.
the Cbas. Stevens & Bros.' samples a donble and t single set of harness, 3
of the new Fall and Winter Styles
in ladies' and misses' dress suits, Li,:.,r .'iit , .. ha.
silk and cloth suits and dress skirts, tome winter oats, 20 sack atd potatoee,
made to vour sneoifcl order, of vour about s dozen chicken, so-eee incaba-
own selection r.f goods. Ladles, " some new lumber, aogai.
!. j . .1' I Iron kettle, 10-gal. iron kettle, organ,
luiBBBB anu uuuurcu a houaehotd Kooda and other articles too
carried. I carry a standard line of numerous to mention.' Lunch at noon
corsets and underskirts. I will be Terms: Under f 10. cash; over
glad to bring my goods to your $10, 9 months' time at 7 percent
house upon request. Mrs. M. a. Ion bankable note. Two percent
Caudle, Independent phone, No. off for cash on sums over 910.
684 27-38 B. Baumann.
Hillsboro has one case of mild B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
small-pox, which has been quaran-l
lined. A well known Hillsboro I niLwww
vnuncr ladv is the natienL and the
person is Miss Effie Godman, for Under the new schedule the passen-
merly deputy uounty uier, under ger wains in ana ou oi nuwwiv
her father, J. J. Uodman. Miss I arrive ana leave as iohowb;
Hodman contracted the disease Leaves for Portland
aIIIiav In Pnvttanit nr nn IVi a (rain Foreat Grove Local 6:61 a. m.
U.. IIIIl. k. K.t OUHIUMI'W....
unwmu uuuuuiu .uu ii-vxi. poresl Grove Local 10:4a a.m.
The disease is very mild in this Forest Grove Local 3:4a p. m.
valley, and is not to be dreaded as Corvallis Overland 4:69 p. m,
much aa tvnhoid fever or measles. Arrives from Portland
HH1I th anthnritina havn takan Corvallis Overland 8:a4 a. m.
- . " a ... T.nn.1 o7 a m.
. . . y-w.
.... '.07 p, m.
.... 3:20 p.m.
.... 6:47 p. .
Hillsboro Pharmacy
BEAYERTON-REEDVILLE
ACREAGE
"The Pasadena of Oregon"
Well improved, and in a high state of cultivation,
all rich soil, with no rock,vhite land nor gravel, all
suitable for raising walnuts, apples or any other
kinds of fruits; well watered; on well-graded public
roads; handy to schools, churches, stores, etc.; can
be bought for $150 per acre, on terms to suit the
purchaser.
To intending purchasers of small acreage: Why go
away a long distance from Portland when you can
buy some of the richest land in the Willamette
Valley, within a few minutes' ride of the best mar
ket on the Pacific Coast, at the above prices?
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 StarK St. Portland, Oregon
Report of the Condition of the Cornelius State Bank
Cornelius, Oregon, at the close of business, September 23rd, 1908
RESOURCES
Loans and discounts f 53,603. a8
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured - 256,30
Banking house .furniture
and natures 2,302.85
Due from approved re
serve banks 17,416.83
Cash on hand 4.063.06
Total f77.64a.aa
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid ln...f 15,000.0a
Undivided profits, less
expenses, taxes paid... 3,097.08
Individual deposits sub
ject to check 36,694 .90
Demand certificates of
deposit 935 00
Time certificate depoait 4,374.00
Certified checks a.aoo.oo
Cashier's checks outst'ng 2,530.29
Savings deposits '"L?'
Total f77.64a.aa
State of Oregon, County of Washington, ss.
1, A. S. Sholes, president of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge aad belief.
A. S. SHOLES, Prea.
Correct Attest: C. B. Buchanan, J. C. Buchanan.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 5th day of October, 1908.
P. E. Phelps, Notary Publie
precautions to prevent its iJIEffl;;:;:
lamhill county has been full 01 Sheridan viver
small-pox all summer, especially I Forest Grove Local
tha western nart. Portland, so the :
rlofilnra state, is never free from it. R. H. Greer has svlne lot of
.. . I a m faart
Properly quarantined, there is little Brown Leghorn ana iumk minor
danger 0! its spread. oa occiereiB ana ywm r
THE DELTA DRUG STORE
Dealers in Pure Drugs
and Medicines
We also carry a complete
line of fine sundries.
If we do not have what
you want in stock, we will
cheerfully get it for you.
Having been appointed
publishers' agents, we are
now prepared to supply all
your wants in the School
Book line.
We also have a full line
of tablets, pencils, slates, etc.
School Books will be sold for
Cash Only. Positively m Credit.
J
if.
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town Monday.
covers.