Rlht" lift .' Cictk
HUH ? " IKKMill" I'lkl'UMS
,ilf H"11' N"1 '
Ihf Fllle
Jj I'nil"! Kailwav" (!itiiiny
tit " 'l''M' "" wtnr'11
pUry Crook, anil thi aimi
j(jing mad on Hi" str in
KeKf rM''1 '" I
afupriat-l crult M.li.t in
lotion I. T",",'i'l' ' Nurlh.
ling 'i " W" M"r '
ippfoirU, uitM"f en I winter
Jat of I'"' ,uli! ir second,
ibJ the 11 'i"'" ""H 'tin in t smith
arlr directum. In a 'iiil lietartmi
f-iull Is l I '. 'liehiii
ui ll'K nf
IJ, Ky riork niriftli'in will
Kfuf ir'i!ii ami 'I 'intwdi' mr
Tlm lltiiim will l 10 fuel at
yat
lb bottom, H'til 4 f-'fl ilfp,
. ii. it i ii i
lllnf I i'"" "7 11 'nam.
tho it l'relant (f th I'niieil
JUilM Cuiinn, of I'ariUinl
McKlf ttrtk it email Kl rtmti.
bil li jr jr t r r i of ilain or rei-r
oir foueervalimi, mull IminaiU t
luioUh walr f r lh irrigation eif
at4 r)i( ft fiontrjr. Mi Kay
iri hi It emirce ii tlm iikiuii
Ulllt il' H'l 14 tliilr linf llirn.l l, I
Hlllllx'tO
IIHAION iibssi;
Harried l tin limn" of (' K.
A-hiilli, Om , lWuilir 2. Ihi(
R V K HniiH"n. of. Ti-nl-till,
Waller t'. ll.at ti ami Kuiina
I. Hmw, Wil Mnntnii, riiin
el thi KfiM.ni, olli.'iipil as I. -Hi
BIO, in it Mi llln Mooney wim
bridliuil Th drill w ilrtcil
igthiWtnlk ami carried a liiitiit
of Mrottinim ami frrii-. winch w
MUbl tjr Mies lime" Mummy
The loom mrf ilrc rtfl with
ami, Oregon grm ami oliryrn
tbwmitin Al'.or the roreitmnv
I luttipiu.ma tlinnr wn n-rvnl
Mtoy beautiful mi'l nmlul prr-mla
ttfl riH-fivril Tin" p'iMit iri:
Mr ! Ml I I Her. Mr
Mrt. John Hr,,nMi nrnl Mi. W ii
BMW, Ml. il l M- t.. M l.rxr. Mi
i4 U'i II T. II.-.-.. Mr mnl Mi. C
I 4lrihin an, I Mm, Mr ttnt Mr II
L Flint ml .UimMrr. Mr U K
MIhti (klir ai.it AltlliP Mtliiruii, .l
lit, l.llhr n l Until. II.
CtnlttlU. Cum StliMirllrrr, limit
Mvootj. Mum Kiur.i. U.'lr nail
Mwtll llrliHi Vlllt0 (UiiiItIIh, It ',
CatiBil i lnl'liru.
BIO SALK UHC. .7. IH,
AlSchiiiill Ktiiiih utorn kt (irty
0ki Tkenlirtrio rr In Morlim-
dill. Umltictiilll on 1.11 lilicrl of
Gr-ntril Mtrrlnnili-n, innlnling
mtrii t' mi" tml iff l our prirm
38 ! S'hinitl Si Kuli-li
WILLIAMS - NOH niR UP
Mrri(n, tl i h ii rcHiitmirn of the
Md.'ri pftmntii, Mr m il Mm J 1.
North r u (. of iinar MotiiiHtimUln, ftl
kigh iiuon, TnnnUy, 1 mi-hi Itr 1,
lW. I' ItrV. I. V. Il.lkllr.il,
Cliuile . Willimui nn.l M.M I,
fortlirup Thi gnuMii i n run of
Wirren V. Willuuit.in.il wifx, wtll
koowo fiiruier r"n'uliitn of lliile
lro The liri.ln wkh ilrorHtiil in
IfMlp, tlul rriin A ehnwer I'HI
SUM n( ckriiBtionH. Min I.tim
Willitmii, Hietx r of the groom, teil
Mbriilr-Hiimid, n. lUy Norlhrtip.
broiher of the hriile, eotfd IichI
D Minn Koe Hihlegel cnuht
b hriiln'H Imuimet.
A llHintifnl illmior niita unrVHil
Tbhiiy onuple wnre the rcciii
nil of large munlinr of linitiiliful
id uncful irtinrinie.
Thone prfrient were Mr it ml Mm
J; I N'iirtnrup, Mr, nml Mr. M.
H.hn, Mr. itn.l Mr. W. W.
William, Mr. n.l Mr. Ch.
'on, Mr. unit Mr. Stanley
Hbn, Mr, ftia lleytmhl, Mr.
'd Mra lvigMne Northrup, MifHec
I.ara William, In. Dodwm, Katie
d Ida Ihaiih, Rne HuhlHgel,
wr. Kdwiu Huhlegel, Kuy Nor
wup, (Jhae. Field, all of that vl
O'Oltj; attending from Hill
wo were J. W Hewell and fain
W,?' H- Iniri anl family, T. S.
Jyilkea and family, Mi Jeie
Uonelaon, V, J. William and fam
"y. Mr. and Mra. Hoffman and
uD: from PuriU...! M
' "i mniiU) a n a- i
ul Bni' (,eorlifi fi,,r!
Jl Alios Mi,ner,of Korwt drove
ne home 0f the groom' ptrent,
nd Mr. W. W. William.
Oyster eerved in any tyl al
Benmm Confectionery.
Mn Kieni, of near CedarJMill?,
town yesterday .
ChriHtiuna hmt Card-i, 1 cent up
Ml (Ml, at the Pimt Curd .ar.
N'elson Wilooi, o( Cor.ielitiB, wbb
oV0"n Ue8t'By, atten,'in8 mnty
. P. L. Ahbott ami wife, of Tort
nd, apant Hunday wilh relativep
D this city.
Charley Morrill, who works with
'he Oregon Eleolrio nurveyor. bo-
'"ty euraineii hi ankle this
doming, while attempting to hoard
oonHiruotion train near Com
Ur. Wood attended him.
I 7 'luk-kly diverting the te.m
which a pouring ont of a hole in
the MiUr.iftl.HHU.,,, hating plant
at Hie Court butme Satur,l ...
"'If
r,,,M i7 Um MiK ,)U, f
U.I pip and hv ll,,,,,!,,, ii,.
, , - "in-
tlm
fur
i. with water ami putting out
tlio
'". v,apt. i.uiina proh.l.ly
"I the p ant from aerioua in
7 The ('apt. wai aittmir iik
av
j-ir
in
Ii ii.rtir-N o t, i,lr.i. .,.,1 . 1. ...
e, when it ,Uw out. Had the
am nut n ilvrted promptly
" wtiole riulit mitn i f ii.-i.
till-
Ill
r-l
. ' i" M.llirr
glit have Imm l.lowu out. The
1 pi wa harely held in plar.e
the thrnadi, and tlm wondnr in
t it lal any time.
'ing to lh fact tl, t I Bin ui.
tin
tug to move the ehruhlwirr from
trie o, grrenliuiiaw ground, I am
i-Mi'g all tlm oriiameui.l nhrulMi
I Vine fur aale clieo I
v a lot ol roaee, hullin, (aUl;h M
rcUftia, i.eonae. etc . I ami ironri.
mee plinu Will eiKiii have an
ninianin o liloiimn -Mrn. Agnre
mplinll. corner Hnvenlh end Kir
. Millelxirn. I'hone, Indrpeni-
t ll.) .(7,f
Carey I'orlnr, agrd ahmt 4.1
'ara,dii.il at the lliuiii.ri nUm
r
allon Valley, Munday, Nov. .'ID
irr-aneii win horn in ihn county,
in
I a eon nf piomwr Jerome
i'
nrler lln waa never inti-riml
e funeral took id am Tueada
ml iiiieriiirnt wa m tlm litiiton
m-li-rr. One eieler. of him m.
in
iivliale family, a Mr. Caiuphell,
N.irth Fiirenl drove. aurvivM
i
I'orler full heir to .VI acrre near
Koreel drove, hut had ilimti paled
hi palriiii iiiy
I'pimun wiahing to huy horre or
rattle nil do well to call on Con-
ell A (' iriifliun, Hillnlnio, Ore
iMli e over Wehrung alore. We
have all kind ol home (or nale
and guarantee mlicfnctnry priree.
We a I no have nome Irenh rowa for
eaU. 2Mtf
lie., in Hlllahnrn, ler. I, I'JtlH,
d tnlixtruluaia, Willitm d. Jonee
)rrearel wa horn Keh. 4, JHJtl,
liiiI leavea a wife and two grown
on liv llrrck of Porlliml
cmductHl funeral eervicee at the
ale liouie of d--eaied, thin after
nmn, followed hy Interment in the
Odd Frllnwa' reuielery. Heceaeeil
wa a memlier nf the K . of i' and
urial wa under aunpice of that
order.
dreat l)r mter Sale of Millin
ery. Itig re-lurliiio on all lilin-
mrd hat; 'Jr er cnt ( IT on all
ialtern hat liirl etna on aaie
for 'J.'i and Ml cent H. Khea Si
Co. Milliuery. one dmir wel of
Vhulmerieh' elore.
I'liler A "A linerr. Mm idler at
the Chrielian church, will preac
at r ir lale, r riJay evening II
theme I. r netl Hundav will I
"Adam, Where Arl Thou?" an
"Mi dnvernor Terrified, and 11
Oixlge
W will he hetler eniiinlieil til
- i ii
r llian ever liefore with 01
in L . ..I f 't.rinliiian pamtiail an
can ell l r leea money man canny
can he had eleewhere. The Pen ol
.... . .
.Hweet.
Married, at Ihe Methodit par
eonage in Hillehoro, Ore , on lat
Friday, at noon, Nov. 2S, r.xiS,
Karl C. MortuB, of St John, and
. . .r ii:llt...... II....
lie A. ftiercer, Ol Illlinmini, net.
r. nelinap omcieunii,.
Cl.i! .1 li;ilul.,r.i l!ink Hat.
lBKllll HI llll""""" , -
iday afternoon and night, thin
eek. Hand Saturday night Skat-
ins tor lady hegmner e.lneailay
in. i i ..
afternoon; general pumni hupo-
y night of next week.
Mi. Anna Kare, of Tor'land,
wa
i in town today, enroute nome,
a
fler
r a week vimi wun uer per
i. Mr. and Mr. 11. H. Hall, of
e
ntH,
lie
ar dlencae.
No. 1 apple for ale. UilVereot
I'f
ice. Uiiunoro, uouie i; rriu
er
racifii! Stalee' telephone H.r
Jo
ihn lUillj. 3S41
H.
;. J. Leedv and S. Weckert, of
. i ri.i:r...i.
SI
lien
rwiioil, mariea lor uuiunii.,
lorepart of thi week, on a hu
the
ineH and jileaBure trip.
C
hrietma l'ot Card, from lo
. i. . ..-I ii ....
to $1
(Hi, at the roi t.;arn nanr.
leo. Morhack, of Sherwood,
. t ,i ..
d
whi
e playing m ui lamer " "
.e, fell and frauturrd his tight
. - t '. aA t a naD
houee
leg
lielow tue a nee, m iwu iun
LoBtCrecent ehapeu goiu pin,
eel with warli; also goia owu.
Btiok-pin. Finder pleaee leave at
thi ollioe. Reward.
M
..! Mra WMridire. of Slier-
r.aiiu iiin n .
I, expect to elart to San Fran-
W00I
Cl00
I, BOlin, 10 VIHIl Hi"r uniin.i.i,
Mr.
A
O. K. nrowu.
..,.. ;ua liienfl waB isBiied
llloii.f," , , ,
ioii, ,., ih nountv clerk to
Nov.
Wal
tor C. lleaton ami r.mm
II
ieHBe.
a t nBiino will non beain
J.
n. 1 jiii .....
,.f . ham. 4'2x(i() . 24
00
illBiruuiiu" w. VT I. 1
feet
high, tor una, urauci, u.
the
M inter briuge.
1. .i:.t i!u
8
lomething new in mi " '71
Bear
ve and Bpate Mrs. 1 nam.
Tl
,e Ladies' Coffee Club will meet
Ha
lurd
ay, Deo. 5 at z.au p. m ,
iiience of Mra. K. W. Moore.
the
rep if
M
Heed, first offioer ol the
Ste,
mmBhii) MiB0itrian, wae tne
Eiieet
Moore
ibiu wufk.
The
r ..lUa nf (Via MacaI)86B Will
nnuicra wmw
danoe and oyster eupper at
... a KT rdAa'n
give a
the (1
reenvilie nan, ou m-i. -
ICva.
00 w
CbriBtmaa Poet Cards, 1 cent up
to $1 00, at tne roai aru un..
THE mm COUKT
Criminal (iscs Will be Tried
Next During Guiiiim Week
VUom; m our on iivki bail
Aduin Ciac aa Mtaday, aad (ubaauo'a
ob Kelt wrdnetdat
Circuit Court wa largely occupied
with ciyil caaea thii week, hut next
week, Intereet will center on the
criminal caaea. Judge Mtllride
ha eel the cae of W. 11. Adaun,
charged hy the grand jury with aa
eault with intent to kill K. Frank
lin Oallnway, of Heaverton, for
Monday ol next week. The cane of
Waller Johneon, indicted for the
murder of Klmer I'erdue, ii aet for
Weil need ay ol next week. The
grand jury ia ilill in aeeaion today,
and may coutinue iU lahor anoth
er day or two, aa it ha lieen the
cunturu of grand jurieH to inipuire
into the condition ul public ollioe,
the County Farm, etc. Public
1'roaecutor Tongue haa been a luay
inau thia term ol court, and the
grand jury, which ia compoaed ol
an inU-lligenl body of men, ha al
to had much to do. (J iong Ie,
the Foreet Grove laundryman, who
killed Clyd Wilaon, will, on agree
ment of Proaecuiing Attorney
ToiiKue, and hi counael Attorney
Malarkey, of Portland, probably he
releihtd today on 1 1500 hail by
Judge Mc Bride, and hi cae bu
leen comiuued to next term of cir
cuit court. Following ia the routine
burin of the court up to date:
State ol Oregon v W V Wiley, va
WK McCourl, va F K Corneiiu.
v Waun .V draKg, v J W Itjkir,
motion fur leave to withdraw plea
of not guilty, atd motion to i )ubIi
information, argueil and Buhmitled.
Mattie F and Ward H Sxupe v
Sum Kngland Hldg A Iien An'n,
decree.
Kuratli vi Jacked), plaint. IT al
lowed to flie amended complaint.
Aiithmiy va Mil rhoro gold min
ing company, argued and submit
ted City of !li!Klwiri i Kloh. jutlifinrnl of
lorr rmirt uthrniril.
Cily of llh i v Williami, juilumnit of
lower rouit rrvrrinl.
1'iiU'ioft v I n lull IiKK'HK & I-'" t- .
mutloii to iiiali kuiiinioiil aruril ami
ilrlilnl.
I'aliiH-r v I'niori I'KK'i'K & Co,
iK mil hrtwern altvt lliat lirut lie fore-
i lo rtl ami that c'hiih. he paul pro rata.
State vj w allrr Mimtomery Jolimioti,
Itiainl jury re tururil into court a true hill
o( iiKlicttnent. Ife-h-mlanl ailmiltrd Wal
ter Monlironirry Joluiioii to 1 bil true
nauir, alliiwnl until! Miimlay iiioriiiii to
plrail.
State vl I'rnt H l'o ami l-'mt Hirsfn
K a 1 1 n ('.rami jury relurnrdiuto court a
tiur hi'l of iiiilictinrnt, ilcfemlaiitH ail
iiultril that the ahove uamei were their
tiur iiainra. allowrd until Momlay morn
ing lo ptrail
Mate va II Ailauia, (nin:l jury re-
liirtirtl into court a trur hill of iiiilict
inrnt, ilrft ailllllUril W it Ailmilt to he
hit trnr name, allownl nut il Momlay to
trail.
linker vi llaker, ilivorvc. decree.
Iliirkann Healtv Co vi John Timmer-
iiiaiiu, uiotiou tiled for coutiuuauce, same
granted on condition! that deft pay fjo
into court by Mun h term.
Slate v Jolinaon, dclt nppraieil In
court and pleaded "not utility." and files
lliiluvit ami motion lor poitpotiruitiit ol
trial.
State vs V II AtlHiiiH, deft pleaded
nut guilty" trial let for IX-c 7, at 10am.
State v liuoug Ue, grand jury return
ed into court a true hill of indictment,
left admitted Utioni; lc lo lie hia true
name, all'd until lec I to plead.
State vi l'ox ami Kieiiilin, ilelts al
lowed until Iec 1 to plead.
Fine vi t'liie, relerreU to Kiinyon.
WilliauiHon v School Out 4, plaiutitf
llowed to lilt- anieiuled complaint.
Phillip! v lleidi-l, continueil.
New Era Taint Co v Wagner, default
and judgment.
Geo J l.ee va moo v.om liana, ei lor
trial Friday morning.
Bihliup tiros v Wheeler Mlg to. rol
iwing juror sat in caw: John Itolatul,
11 Ihrig. II W K Schlottmann, I, W
House, II I, Kroclier, John 1) Mickle,
John K Sullivan, Chas Krahnier, Iteury
Kaitilin, liernan iioeie, reier jen-n
and Andrew Jack. "We the jury in the
ahove entitled cauae find for the plntntitl
and against the defendants, in tbe sum
of fi7b 05." l'eter Janaen, Foreman.
The urv in tne case 01 Arinur mena-
mi, guardian of John Maazei. vi Rose
Keuhitto. eu action for wanes due ward
ul olaintilT, returned a verdict in favor of
. f . ... - in at r
plaiulitt lor 1107. 50. l,. w. iiouse, lore
man.
EXPERT PIANO TUNING
Action regulating, voicing and fine
repairing of pianos, Reed & Pipe
nrsans. AH wjra Eiiaraniecu. iu
town a lew ilaya, only, get my esu
mate William B. Hchaidir, Gen
Del., Hilleboro, Ore. 38
PROBATE
(luardianship of Hannah Purser, an in
competent, petitiou filed askiog for the
appointment of Charles Johnson, as guar
dian herein. It Is ordered that Tuesday,
Dec 8, 1908, lie set as time for hearing. .
instate of O H linker, deed, seuii-annu
ul acct of Trustee examined and apod.
lvstnte of P W Chandler, deal, finally
closed of record,
r.uardianship of Maltha J Mizuer,
deed, ordered that guardianship be
closed upou filing of receipts from heirs
at law, for money In possession or guar'
dian.
Last will and testament Malinda Tup
per, deed, .1 M Wall appd guardian ad
litem of WretbH M Scott, a minor.
Last will of Fedde Carstens, deed, sale
of real property confirmed.
Kstate or Lula J Davenport, deed, sale
of teal estate confirmed.
Kstate of Jas McNulty, deed, adminis
trator authorized to execute lease ol
prtptrty belonging to estate as per pen
tiou.
White
grocery.
River flour, at
Greer'i
36tl
Ralph Roger, of Veroonia, waa
in town Tuesday.
Jiint what you want in Holiday
goods at Mr I Hath. .'18
J. A. McKwen, of Mocolips, Wn ,
was in the city Tuesday, on busi-net-a
See the beautiful doll I will give
away I)tC. 24 Mrs I. Bath. 3S
C. F. Miller and C. d. llanna,
of Foreet drove, were in town yes
terday. Try a 2'c Hunday dinner at the
Hillehoro Confectionery.
Anton Pautmeier, of near Farm
ington, was up to Ihe city Tuesday
Clay Powell and wife, of Lion
county, were here Hunday, guests ol
H. I) Powell and wife.
Christmas good at the llillsho
ro Confectionery. Bee display.
David Keghilln, ol Betverton,
was in the cily, a couple of days
thi week.
Born, to tbe wife ol F. W. Liver
more, ol southeaet of Reedvilie,
Or, Nov 2., 1W8, a son.
Mr. McDonald, ol Halem, Presi
dent of tbe Oregon Nursery Co.,
wss in town Tuesday.
Klegant stock ol Christmas goods
at tbe Hillehoro Confectionery.
Don't fail to see them.
J. Cruickshanks, of tbe Cedar
Mill district, was in tnn Tuesday,
on buainees.
Jf you used anything in milli
nery, see what 1 am offering Mra.
I Bath. 33
Born, to the wife of Frank E.
Atkins, Laurel, Ore, Dec. 1, 1M8,
a daughter.
Greer rneeta all competitors'
prices No one can or will sell yon
goods cheaper than Oreer. 30tf
J. C. Hchmitt, of Schmitt Si Ku
lieh, dray Oak, was in the city to
day, and called.
Finest line of Christmas poet
card in the city. Hpecial prices to
8. 8. TeacberB Mrs. 1. Blh. 38
Mrs. A. M. Wells is building a
new bungalow on Railroad street,
between Sixth and Seventh street.
J. II. McLeod, of near Beaver
ton, was in town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. U. Q. Gardner re
turned Hunday from a several days'
visit with Thoe. Tucker, of Kaet
Portland.
Aa Eagleton, an attache of the
Portland Custom House, spent a
portion of Tueeday, with friends in
Hillsboro.
(I J. Palmateeris building a new
house on Washington street, near
tbe P. R A N. Co. railroad, which
will be for rent; when completed.
Geo. Wilcox and family, of this
city, and Miss Wilms Waggener, of
McMinnvule, spent Thanksgiving
day with C. K. Kindt and family,
at kinton.
See my handsome dreeeed dolls,
eddy bears, genuine Straus ani
mals, books, . go carta, tea-sets,
games, numerous gifts for the holi
day trade. Mra. I. Bath. 38
Kinton has just completed a
modern school bouse at a cost of
about $1500 It is said to 1)8 one
of the beet country school houBee in
the county, and there ia an attend
ance of 53 scholar.
A dance will be given at the W.
0. W. Hall, one mile west of Cedar
Mill, on Saturday evening-, Decem
ber 5. A cordial invitation ia ex
tended to all R. R. Haskell and
M. Q. Reeves, Managera.
We have a carload ol Herculss
blasting powder on the way. Save
your orders for ua, and get our
prices in ton lots or any quantity
Also fuae and caps. We can save
you money. Phone or write Frank
& Borwick, Reedvilie, Ore. 38
Roth Hilleboro barbsr shopa will
close, beginning next Saturday, at
10 p. m. on Saturday nights, dur
ins the remainder of the winter.
Garneon tv Hears, and, Bennett
Nelson. 38
Those who have poultry for sale
can get tbe highest market price,
cash, every Wednesday, from F. W.
Welch, at the depot store, First
street, HillBboro, Ore. Sea him be
fore selling. 38 41
Millinery bills due me may be
paid at my residence, 6th and
Washington, or if more convenient
to H. Rhea St Co., Main St. Mrs
Vrooman. 38 9
Rev. L F. Belknap conduoted
the funeral services on the 0001
ol the death of the infant child of
Mr. and Mra. Roy McPhereon, at
Forest Grove, Wtdneaday, Nov. 25
Try our hot coffee, chocolate
bouillon and vigoral; oyBter cock
tails, ham and oheeae sandwiches
a specialty at Benson a Confection
ery. Edward Benson, Prop.
Harry Summers, Ernest Grand
george and W. H. Hunter, of Beav
erton, were up Wednesday, as wit
nteses in circuit court.
John Sohlegel, of Banks, depart
ed today, for Fairbury, 111., where
he will visit with bia brother and
other relativea for a few months,
It haa been thirty years einoe Mr,
Schlegel has seen his relativea.
Died, in Portland, Sunday, Nov
29, 1908, ol typhoid fever, Mias
Augusta Krroneon. aged 19 years,
Mies Erronson was an orphan, and
had many frienda in this city,
where bob attended school severa
years ago.
and
HELD BY ARCHBISHOP CHKISTII
Several fluadrtd People Wltenitd the
Certnifties
he new Catholic school and
church at Roy, waa formally dedi.
cated on Tueeday. of this week, by
Archbishop Christie, ol Portland,
assisted by Rev. Fathers Buchol
zer, of Hillsboro, and Kittenbofer,
ol Verboort, and three other minis
ters from the Benedictine Monas
tery and school at Mount Angel,
Marion county. The dedicatory
ceremonies were Impressive, and
were witnessed by several hundred
people, who came from various
Catholic centers in this county.
bs church and school building is
one of which tbe membership at
(toy should leel proud. Tbe school,
which will be opened some time
next Fall, is commodious and mod
ern. Koy is on tbe r. K. & N.
railway, about 8 mi lee north ol
Hillsboro. A towoaite has been
aid out, and as it has a fine agri
cultural county surrounding; it
hotild be quite a church and busi-
nees center.
PUBLIC SALE
will sell at public auction at my
arm. 1 mile north of Reedvilie, on
the Baseline road, at 10 a. m , on
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1G,
Bay hone, weight I500; dark brown
mare, weight 1500; black mare, 1350;
bay mare, ijoo: bay mare, 1450; 4 Jersey
cows, all freah; Jersey heifer; 30 head of
goata, mostly nannies; brood aow, Stnde-
baker wagon, $ loch, nearly new; jx
inch Bain wagon; hack; top boggy, good
as new; Gnodlach drill, potato digger,
4-ln plows, hayrake, 2 mowers, dump
rake, rolling cutter, a cultivator, drag;
harrow, roller, spring tooth harrow, fan
ning mill, hay rack, wood rack, black
smith tool 1, 360 feet of 1 inch rope. 4-ft
Jackson fork, double harpoon fork and
carrier, 1 sets harness, baggy harness,
addle, 3 bicycles, about 15 toni timothy
hay, about 7 tons clover bay, chickens,
potatoes, a grindstones, tickle grinder,
cook stove, heating stove, Dew range,
sewing machine, and all other household
goods, and other articles too numerous
to mention. Lnnch at noon.
Terms of sale $10 and under,
cash; over 110, G months' time, ap
proved note, 1 per cent interest
2 per cent discount for cash over
10. John Piersoo, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Kd. Shute, Clerk.
i
Executor's Sale
I I
Nt&ce is hereby given that, by virtue of
an order of the County court of Waih-
rreton County, Oregon, made and enter
ed in the matter of the Last Will, and
Testament of Malinda Tupper, deceased,
on December 3. 190S, and by direction
of the will of said deceased, authorizing
and directing the sale if the real estate
belonging to said estate, tbe undersigned
exentor will, from and after Saturday,
January a, 1909, proceed to sell, at pri
vate sale, to the highest bidder, for cash
in band, all ot lot 10 in Block 6
of and in Dak Grove Addition to the Town
(now City) of Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Dec.
190S.
William Tupper,
Executor of tbe last Will and Testa
ment of Malinda Tupper, deceased:
Beutou Bowman, Atty for hzecutor.
Remember, the Oregonian and
Argue, only 12.25.
Married, in Portland. Wednes
day. Nov. 25, 1908, Henry Cypher
and Miss Eugenia Sandford. They
will make their home at olencoe
-Mrs. Weinicke, a widow lady,
ivtog near Manning, lost her rest
denoe and ita contents by fire.
Monday.
State Game Warden Bob Steven
son, ol above Forest Grove, waa in
town Tuesday. Bob stall carries
that same old smile.
Call at Benson's Confectionery
for your freeh oysters, fresh fruits,
nuts, choice confections, cigars, to
baccc, and smokers' articles. Ed
ward Benson, Prop.
The new cement brick machine
ordered by the Tualatin Pressed
Stone Co , of this city, haa arrived,
and will Boon be aet up and ready
fyir business.
The Argus haa not yet received
tne -announcement ol tbe con
templated marriage ol Attorney
Lotus L Langley, which will take
place Christmas. Here a oongrat
ulationa, anyway.
F ' L. Watroua, of tbe Poat Card
Baiaar, of this city, returned from
business trip up the Valley,
Tuesday. While gone be eetab
fiehed a branch bazaar at Spring'
field, which will be operated by
another person.
The Roy and Mountaindale
drainage ditch was lately cleaned
out its entire length, and several 0!
those interested were in town yes
terday, paying their assessment!
The ditch drains a total of about
600 acres ol fine land, and the last
assessment waa levied by G. W
Marsh, Tom Connell and John
Beaoh, who were appointed lor the
purpose by tbe couaty court. Jobn
Crocker, Henry Carstens, C. B
Taylor, W. B. Armentrout and H
M.-Vanderzandea are trueteea
toe board, and Mr. Crocker ia
president.
k'dicition of Church
School at Hoy
Deputy Sheriff Emmett Quick re
turned from a fruitless cha of lbs
man who stole the horse and buggy
from the Hillsboro livery sUbletwo
weeks ago. He got track of the
fellow on the Nehalem road to 8t.
Helens, and went to 8t. Helena to
bead tbe fellow t ft, but tbe thief
most have been apprised of the
deputy's movements, for he did not
come through, as expected, and
must have doubled on his tracks.
Sheriff Hancock is still hopeful of
catching the thief, and is leaving
no stone unturned to get his man.
The horse and buggy were found
in East Portland, the first of the
week. The horse waa tied to a
telegraph pole and bad evidently
stood there for some hours, being
first discovered late in tbe evening.
For Rent A good 12G acre farm
on North Plains, with G-room
house; garden, orchard, barn and
other outhouses; rent 15 per acre.
Apply to William Kane, Forest
Grove, Ore. 28-tf
At the annual school meeting
which occurs next January, tbe dis
trict will be asked to vote bonds for
tbe purchase of ground and the
building of a new school house Tbe
district is growing rapidly in school
population, and tbe old building U
said to be taxed to its utmoet to ac
commodate the scholars. A new
building will have to come, soon,
and the directors are of the opinion
that tbe district should take steps
to provide for the interests of the
children, at the next annual meet
ing. A modern building would
cost in the neighborhood of $8,000
to $10,000.
F. E. Hartrampf ia agent for
"The Dairy Maid" Cream Separa
tor, and International Gasoline
Engines. See the samples on ex
bibition. S4 46
Dr. Tamieaie broke the little Sn
eer of bis left hand on a wheel of
is automobile, near Glencoe, yes
terday. His machine stopped in a
depression iu the road, and the Dr.
got out to ' boost," after setting the
machine on the low clutch.and acci-
dently got his finger in between tbe
wheel and brake, with the above
result. Dr. Linklater drtaaed the
wound.
Wanted, a woman to do washing,
ironing and cleaning, three or four
half days a week, at private resid
ence, for information inquire at
this office. 29 tf
Died, in Portland, Monday, of
peritonitis, Bert ba Htucci, aged 13
years. She was taken to a hospi
tal in Portland, last Sunday, and
did not survive an operation
Funeral services were held at Beth
any, Wednesday, where interment
was. Deceased waa a daughter ol
Mr. and Mrs. John Stucci, of New
Bethany.
For Sale -Flirty head of Angora
goats, about 30 of them nanuiee,
big bargain if taken at once. Ad
dress K. u. Morse, tieaverton,
Ore. 34 tf
On Monday, Chas. Johnson, of
South Tualatin, was struck on tbe
head and by a small maple tree,
felled by his brother. He sustain
ed a bad scalp wound, and hia
right shoulder waa severely bruised
Dr. Linklater waa called.
For sale 15 head goats, part
nanntea. f rice f 1 a bead J. u
Crocker, near Newton, Pao. States'
phone, Farmers 41 1. 36 9
Oak Park ia a new subdivision
laid out juat weet of the long
bridge, between Hillsboro and Cor
nelius, by E. W. Haines, of Forest
Grove, and consists of 33 lots. It
is on a sightly location on the hoe
of the Oregon Electric.
For Sale Gentle family horse,
1000 lbs, 6 years old, with buggy
and harneea. Inquire at A. V
Dethlefa, Seghers.Ore. 36-9
Before buying your Xmas pre
enta, wait and see tne numerouc
useful and fancy articles at the
Congregational ladies' sale, Deo. 12
Dainty hand embroidery that you
can get nowhere elBe. Place will
be given next week.
Dance at Alpha Hall, Cornelius,
Saturday night, Deo 5. Walker s
orchestra. Tickets 75o. All cor
dially invited. 38
The infant child of Mr. and Mra.
Carl Meier, of just south of the
Minter budge, died this morning
Services tomorrow by Rev. Father
Bucholzer, and interment in tbe
Catholio cemetery east of town.
For Sale Bronze turkeys. G.
W. Mareb, 2i miles north of Cor
nelius, Oregon, Pacifio States'
phone 85. 35 50
Marriage, at the Methodist par
aonagein Hilleboro, Oregon, on laet
Friday, Nov. 28, 19U8, Benjamin 8
Smith and Bessie Johnson, both
from the vicinity of Forest Grove,
Rev. L F. Belknap officiating.
We respectfully invite schoo
teachers to get our sampled ol can
dy, and prices. Good candy wil
help to make a merry Christmas,
and will increase tbe children's re
gard for their teacher. Dan ot
Sweets.
I. H. Smith, of Forest Grove,
was appointed by Judge McBride
aa bailiff of the petit jury, at thia
term of circuit court.
New mid-winter styles in milli
nery aa cheap as the out of date
goods. Mrs. I. Bath. 38
Episcopal services at the Cong
cnurcn, at s o'clock. Sunday after
noon. All cordially invited.
Alex. Gordon, of the North PlaioB
waa in town Tuesday.
PROFHretONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Ofrlc Bultfjr-Morgan Mnrk, npa'aira.
Rooms 12, 1.1 and 15. Kelilence Houih
t corner Banolliis and Second Mlrerla.
Both ' Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office nitalr over The Delta Drue: Hlnr
Rhaldane East of Court Houae,
In UM corner of the block.
ArrWMM
JAMES PH1LLIPE TAMIK31E, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Snrfraon Southern Par.lHo Railroad Co
Consultation In French or KiiKlinh. f
tiisa upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Oo'i. atora,
north aide of Main HU, BUlatium, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreet. Over Dennii Store.
HILLSBORO OREGO.I
Bmm, JC Mafrajr W. 0. Mara
D AO LEY HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and t Shute Building
HILLSBORO. . . OREGON
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Room i, 4, & $, Morgan Blk, Hillsboro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs. Bailey tfarjraB Block
Rooms, i anil.
HILLSBORO. - ORBOOS.
AMMrVVVVVrVyrVrWiM
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ornca: Main Street, opp. Court Bout.
HILLSBORO OREGON
HOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Rooms 3, 4 and $
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
Forest Cbovb
Phone, Inil. 91 Long distance, No. 31
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
Graduate of the Kansas City Veterinary
-ouege, Kansas ctty, wo.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Licensed to practice in Oregon
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'ii
STABLE No. 1
Office phones: Pacific States 301; Ind. 215
Residence phone; Independent 213
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
Phones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
EM MO 77 BROS.. Progn..
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of ail kinds.
4 Mmw Erm In Prlomm
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed In
the past. Call in and see oa. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Deliverr
One door Boat Tualatin Hotel
Mala Street, Hlllsbore, Oregsa.
Some Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Mam St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
QCZZZROIAL HOTEL
Under New Management
ftefM, $1.23 to $2 Pee- Day
C. K. PEIGMORE, Propbiktom
SECOND STREET, HILLSBORO
BENNETT & NELSON
Barbers; Agents tot
BrooklynDyeWorlrs
270 Grand Avenue
PORTLAND
GOODS GUARANTEED