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MlLL&BCftO ARCU5 JAN. S, 1906
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KAISKS VAIUi
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lP fitch hculnii lo Crumble
Nrfd i:. WeM i.f Town
I , tl1 miLUD row
rou DAY
Bus
ltHIIeg -3,
WilU tha advent ' Chlow?
BDll IUS UIMMjBWUU VI IU.H
enow, iKthrr ttb copious rln,l
ceu.e the rUIng ' waters, and hjn
Tudty morning tbe vail approach',
uf the Ortgun Klectrlo bridge weaUR
oflowu hd out and trah f s
vice beyond (bit uint and weal-
. (LI f . .1 I .
Htr! aoouiieu lor me nay, a
iut.o nan had the break IimmmI,
all cats operated etetdejr. Hag
lllll'tnto tend war tbroan u
ihii breach and the current d Wet td
Todsj, tba break la giving mor
troubla, and tba lCleotrta Una train
are nut golttgt botid IlilUimro
Monday night' wind attained a
volume of to tuilaa an hour, and
unii b damage we duua li (no
telegraph and telephone 1 w$
All streams In tbe ounty wr ui
to tba bank. H-v-ral tnilveK be
taaeo Ittokaand Koreel (IrovtHare
anbid out, ami tba milk wajtms
failed to reach tba college ell for
on trip. One fourth of the bl (111
on tba Hubauar road northeeet rd
Cornelius U (una, and tba fill txxtb
of Corne.'iu, on tba Oelger pier,
U under water. For a lima 111 aa
thought tha Mouutaiodale brvdg
would . but Judge Uoodin ye
day received word that tba water l
falling. The ll od an tha Jeekem
bottom wa within two foal ol tbe
bridge jeelerdaf , but tba worel la
over Here and thara lo tha north
uf ui a lew null bridga and cub
ttrta, and bar and thara aoma our'
duroy road, art waehed out,
A fill at tha south a.proch ol
tha Jolly brldga waa wmIiihI out by
tba high watar of Monday bight.
Milk aragona, from out nor'b, vara
forcd to travel tba I. toy road
lo town until yeatetdey, abo Ik
Oil waa mi da paaaabla,
Caid af Taaakt
1 ilmlra to thank tba many friand
and nriihbore who an kVtly awdat
ad duiiog my front twraavetf.eu'..
tbednathnf my ovKivmI bOaband,
lb lata J. w. Copaland.
Mra. J. V. Coiwlani.
UUlahiro, 0 , Jan. VH),
PROBATE
lo
Uia mallar of
yul liurbio
l report of
lie mallar of tba guardianibh
0f
ink Coo, a wlno:;
guardian filed and.
ita of Geo A Gore, il-od; '
l aud conflrma).
Vol John tl Urabol. dd;
Ifjr latun fllatl. J N t'f
loud admlniatrator; bo-d
?H A Bowefe, deo'J; rart
Wl aetata filed; oont'f to
V, to bear ubjectiona.
hlp of Laipitld Ud V
iardiau appl'd to bar'
of una B,fn
da led March
SALE
The umU wilt a-U tl public
auction, iL . Jt farm, the old Ham
Reichen pin "a, oua nt da want af tbf
rbillin lilackeiuith abop, 14 iuilf
north ol the Wwat Union rburob,
and HJ milea nnrthaatt of Hill
boro, at 1U a m.,
WKDSKiOAY, JANUARY 2T.h,
Hluk liorw, 6 )rar. 1. Hark
uiarr, yrara, Mo; My marc, Ilv-i
uiaik ion, 9 Hionllia; black rolt,
uunuii, ii, iit-ati J r rucy milk cewa a:
miirm, nearly a hr.li or .u m I
lrt.li; rrKlHtrtet Jrrary bull, 16 a-onlll'.
tlioroiiKlihrnl Cbraltr Wbllr hi a ) torn ,
I'lymomh Iba-ka ead a C, llroJti j
I iiirrii: lo or u ilixrn i-I.ilI... ui
boriia, full IiIimmI; j-lncbwlile tli.
ell wagon, Kinh n nrw; 3 watfl
baker bark with top, urn
Cbamiiloii mowrr ami rake; lie
i.i i. .....I. .. i i . .i r.. . r i
MIU'U'1
Htudr
arw
4 inclij
; !
IVU t
ll m
iiniiao plow; u inch nlrr ,,tl
rl double tram Imriiean, nrw;
liarnean, bay lark: lO.UllI A a
churn; I'. S. cr. a.n aetirtor No , vikmA
aa new; aeyeral ton. .Me hay; m, IwhIiJ
tli oaU;s Uhcl wheat; ,tJ
bi; mi grain ack; aliinip jack wWl'
fcr Imi
"iniina urea; griinli IMIIC,
Aiut mw.ihII kirn la ol amall fariJi tool
urn ianKe; healer; aoine bafaebold,
uuirr aiuciei,
1
,Jv"" oaia All HllUiel
uiulnn
ycar'i
rent
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wnr
rFi-Tj m run imnk i
t nHnd I). H. Uoolay, (
lf c""liuH1 Auotionm
- eiiiatjii m b giiui
WANTED
af.tklMIABiunl.a!. .
'w-nnMiavivea thta ('onnli
nor mmalH. Tho? willing 1 1
Sii i .. "imrnca. not i,ei'Pi 1
' 7' Addraaa Nnrthweatan Hp,
W- PoAlend, Si I A" ! If
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W. Bain, of (
wwn yatfirdiiy,
Toe, OptometriHt,
ft an. "ImHiio la
Blur
Kioali
the be
orvianu nr. r..,
M-odkxI from UmZ&
i Ineleaa
'of eala
V-
Xic
. i
J) clee nf man eten, who enlleot
"i idtniit enlarging Iiuimmi Una
iia to IhlltU-ro tbia week, and
ttditly told tba lady of the
"uaa that aha tuuit pay ft 60 tor
J ralurn of a jilc.ura loautd tba
'hi. Tbia iba refused to do. and
M Cillector bacaua iQluiting.
tba igmt loft, tba U Jy'i hm
1 ad raturuad, and laaruing tba
' 'of a!l'ira, want out upon tba
jatand fmmd tb plrtura man,
1 aulargnd bia fac until ll ra
MhLlud a full moon. Tba lat
a of tba ptclura man, ba wat
jklng for a Lukbr abp to gal a
ak poullira tor bla face.
t
(Julia a frw have availrd thetu-
aa of tba nppirtunlly of filing
r protarty bafora tba Inventing
lie; by taking advantage of our
lion Ui Mibliah their farooa
ity prnirly In our bmk.
vouia, -Counell-IinlirU
V. Ilnaorn and wife, Wh
er raaidanla of tbia oouoty,
wiin me ci:y, a lew uoura yea-
y. "Kana''a bawaa familiar
ly known waa at ona time a llille
b iro ditigUl, and la now oua of
llm otlkiaie and chief elockboldera
in Iba "Kiiiilxiw" mine of Uaker
r 'imly, which ia aaid to Im one ol
In I at I mining propertiee in the
lata Tba Argut acknuwladgna a
pUaaant call.
If you are look log for a home
with inodorn conveuiencea, fine
fruit and walnut, we have it.
rtiteof lot 271 by IHH Tl can ba
Bmught at a raaaonahle price and on
eeaaonable term t'ounell-lmbrie
Land ('it.
Croniok v )ild waa tba title
of a civil cae trim before County
Judge (loodio, on Monday of thie
nek. tlronlik aued Diatol, who
an aatorain tha (ireeoburg uelgh
Im f hood, for W). which rre-aenl-d
money loaned tha former.
Uronlik waa given a verdiot for
tba amount claimed
Helen Jane Itotfirl, of For
t
Ornva, died Monday, Jan. IS, igad
tit) yeara. Her hueband died in
Nbraka, about thre yeara ago.
A eon and daughter aurviva ltv.
I.. K llelknap, or tha M. K
church of thl place, preached tba
funeral eermon at tba Orove, yee
tarday. A fine farm for eala of UX) acree,
08 acre of which ia in cultivation.
Two and batf milea from Hillaboro
load boua aud barn, and good or
obard Cnnneli'tmbrle Land Co.
Work on Iba Metbodlel church
baa len re timed alnca tba cold
alher. Tba plaatering will be
done tbia week, end It ia eipecUd
that the building will ba ready for
dedication within the coming
month.
We etill have e few bargain! in
clothing which we wilt aell regard
W of coel, to cloee out ime, to
make place for Hpring errivala
Scbulmerich Broa,
Uev. llelknap will preach In tba
Congregational church neit Bun
day, by prmieion of tba Congre
gational Jxple. The paetor would
tw glad to aea bia church member
abip out on that oocaeion.
Wa have laid in a full supply of
plm and pia Allinf a. If you da
ire anything in tbia line, come
and nee ua. Scbulmerich Broa.
R. Imler, of Cwneliua, wai In
town yeoterdey, and aaya that tba
Tualatin river, aoutb of that place,
waa higher Wednesday morning
than for 17 yeara pat. Liu of
rncing waactrriad away by tba
flood from farina along the river
bottom.
Thoee who have poultry o tell
ill do well to call at the depot
tore. IHuhnet market price paid
Bring chicken! on Wedneadayi
r, W. Wtlch.
In the entiling coateat held at
Weat Union acbool laat Friday,
Maiisie FiUdmona won firat honora
l.eelor Bollinger, aeoond place, end
Uanrv JaO'ibrfoo. third place. Wl
will have a elnalna contest Friday
afternoon, Jan 22. Come out and
bear lbs "little ouci'" aiug Karl
IC. Fieher, Teacher.
.HercuUa Bturaping I'nwder, fuee
and cam alwava on hand Uet
our nrioea befote purchasing
Frank A Ilorwick, Reed villa. . 42lf
llirn. to Mr. and Mre. Chat
Milher, Iiurel, Oregon, January
IS. VMM, an II pound daughter.
Juet atiottt I0U0 pieces of aeleot
imported china being sold at a aao
rifle, at Lane's, oppoaite the P. 0
ICi-Sheriir Wm. Fraitier, of Port
land, wanout to Hillebaro Tuesday.
Drear keep the famous llova
Table Queen bread. 44 7
Mrs. U. 0. Garduer viHlted In
Portland, Wednesday.
(Jo lo Greer's for the beat bread
la town. The Royal Table Queen
W. 0. Donelson was a Portlam
visitor Tuesday.
n,iW Park U one mile west of
Ilillsbnro, on the Oregon Kleotrlc.
Fred Sieoenthaler. of Tualatin
was In town yesterday.
Invest your money In Oak Park
and le happy.
T n Lamkln visited Portland
yiaterday.
Dr. Brown, dentist, will be in his
oflloe Monday, Jan. 'ia.
Urbaoh. of the Helveti
seotion, was in HilUboro yesterday
i.
it
II I
S
O.SENAT0R
S;nalor Ibrrctt keeps I'lcdue
and VoUh People's Choice
GKItK AMD BIKES VOTK PUK CAKE
Stealer Weed sad Wf preacelitUt all
Veil far Fattoa
At noon, Tuesday, tba Orrgnn leg
ielatura proceeded to vole for I'nl
ted Ktales Beoator, in separate
bouaee. Chamberlain received 19
votes in the Henate. and 34 In the
Houaeneoeaeary to elect, 40 votes
laving rrceivad a tola! of M volet
bis election wat made certain. In
the Houhi Fulton received 12 and
n the Henate, 7, or a total of 111
Cake received 3 in tbe Henate, and
4 in tbe Houre, a total of 17. A
aingle vote wat cat for Judge Bean
by a Senator. Of tbe Waabiiiglon
County member, Hen lor Barret1
Voted for the people's choice, who
we Mr Cbambsrlain. Of the oth
er meiulxre from this county, who
ere pledged lo vole for the repub
lican voter' choice, Ke preventative
Gieer and Hinea followed their
pledgee and voted for Cake, wbo
carried both alale and county over
Fulton, Cake county mi inly be
ing 114 All the republican candi
date fir Iba legielelure in tbia
county excepting Barrett agreed to
vote for tbe republican voter'
choice, who later proved lo be Cake.
Yi ood and Meek cast their vote for
Fulton. Senator Barrett, before
vo'ior, thu eiplatoe I bi- v il:
IUnett-.Mr Prealitrnt: I feel, lirfure
raattng my vote, that it i due to invk-ll
aud to my coinlilueri' to make brief
Utrmrnt v( tin- motive that actual mr
In the vote that I thai I cl. I have, lur
liijC all Uiy life, bren a cooaulent meoiber
ol the Republican rty. Tliat pa rt v ba
honor, l me ny aceolDK me lo I lie Ixgla
tat U re of tblaatate tlirre tinn- prior to
tint araatuu, by (tvoiK rue the ofhee o(
IliatilCt Atluiney of I lie l-ilth Jmlirial
iwtrlct foe two terma; in fact, the It-
publican party of Waliin(l"ii County,
lo uiy ilutrict, have never, when I have
aiked tnelr pledge, fal'eil to tuptirt Hie
uave Iwtii ui(rt not to vote lor anyone
ecccpt a lu-ini ol irn fur I nitt.il ,Malr
Senator. 1 have received ipiite a uunihei
of telegram tin uiorniiiK from people
who reaute in my own town, men who
are my perauiial fnetuW aul men who
have cotm.lrntty tnpported me in every
political rainfaii;ii In which I Buvt lren
egKd in the paid. I will Mate, how
ever, that if Ihli waa left to Uiy personal
choice, 11 I wat acting Imleprmleutly for
tnyaelf, I would vote for Mr. I'ullou, at
I am under mort olillgatlon, prrhapa, to
Mr. 1'ulton than any other in a in pot i -
it I in the State of Oregon. Prior to the
primary election I made a ttalrment to
the ItrtMiMican comnnt'ec that I would
tuppoft tbf party choice for t'nitrd State
iieoatnr. Owlntr. to the fact that I male
that itateiueut, I m witnewhal in a pecu
liar naatliun with my Kermblican frieail.
I rvalue that I aupportett nl
didaU 1
could for the nomination of Mr. Fulton,
believing that he waa I it qualified to
reprtarut tbe interval of thlt atate In
Congreaa. not only on ac run til of bia
ability, but on account uf the utimber of
ear art vice that he had had in the of
ce; that be had bail 00 important com
uilttre; but in tbe illtlrict that I re pre
aent, lo my urprii when the vote came
In Mr. C-akc had earned the diatrict, lu-
chiding my own county, having a major
ity of v over air. ru'tim in the 14th
Sciiatorial Diatrict. Mr. Cake had aaid
he did not wih the poaition unlea he
wa 111 people' choice. While I bave
been accuaed of being tncontiatent, yet I
have felt that it wat really no longer for
me to any that, if elected, I would (up-
port the Krpuhlic!! party' choice, be
came Mr. Cake, I conanlcred, tlul not
want lb noiiiiiialiiu did not want the
election, unlraa he waa the people'
choice, I then mule public statement
that, tf elected, I would aupiKirt the peo-
ilc'a choice for I'liited Mate Senator.
While I never aoluitvd any iudorariurul
by any Sutrmeut No. 1 convention, yet
I received that luiloraenieiit. 1 received
tbe tupport of the Slateuient No. 1 peo
ple iu tbe 34th diatrict along with the
Republican who pcrhapt thouxht that 1
would, prrbaia, abide by the former
atatrmeut and would diarcgatd tbe Utt
atatement. Now, in mv diattict, I bave
looked up tbe matter. I fiud that every
county in the district tnnl I represent
voted overwlt imiiiKiy lor llie law mat
wta aubinilled direckiue the mrmliera of
the l-winltiture to vote fur the people'
choice. In tbe 14th diatrict there wat
majority of 40XJ iu my favor. I'erhapt
it 1 bad not made any personal p.euge 1
would be wiliinK to diareKrd tbia major
ity of 4o8.t, but after a very cnreful con
ideratiou fltv matter, baviuv conaid-
ered it at a Republican, having coutider-
ed it from all phatc, ami taking into
conaiderntion, alto, tbe fact that Uregon
elector, by en overwhelming majority.
voted for nonular election 01 v. a. eua
tor, I have nude up my mind thai, while
it i my duty here, under the plcd(e tli tit
I made to th people, to tnppjri tne pe,o-
nle't choice for T. S. Seimlor. I tlu-re-
fore cast mv vole for tleorire K. Cm
btrlain.
Bueakerof the House of Kef re
senuiives. MoArlhur. gave Xhe
Waebinglon oounty members of t
House good places 00 tbe commit
tees. Greer is chairman of the
committee on counties, and a mem
ber also of the 0 mimttees on f.od
and dairy products, game. Hi nee
is chairman of the committee on
talariee and mileage, and a mem
ber of the committees on medioiue,
railroads and engrossed bills. Meek
Is chairman of the onmmittee on
state and county oflioers, and 1
member of the committees on in
iernal affairs, roads and hortlcul
ture.
In the Senate, Wood is chairman
of the committee on game, and is a
member of the committees on med
icine, pharmacy and dentistry
railroads, ways and means. Bar
rett Is chairman of the committee
on revision of raws, and a member
of the committees on elections and
urivilest-a, insurance, pubho lands.
The following bills have bren
Introduced by tbe Washing
ton county delegation: Senator
Wood; 3 B 60. To fix the closed
rest,
IV be
aeaeon for luck deer from Not. I
to Augmt, and to prohibit trail
hunting, watching. Hands, creek,
etc for deer. H. 15. No. 4'. To
rovide for co-operation in irriga
tion, the draft of which waa pub
ithed lo the Argu of recent dale.
SKATING
Band at Hilltboro
Kink, Fiiday
night, tbia week.
IJillehoro Argus, ll .V) per year
M. Turner, of Banks, wa in tbe
cily yealerday.
Liaten! If you want good bread,
go to Greer', be keeps the Royal,
J. A. Fioeout, of Bjiton, was a
Ciunty seat vlaitor, Tueaday.
Kd Kcbulmerich was a Portland
visitor tbe first of tbe week.
Dr. Brown, dentist, office ovrr
Wthruog's stors, Monday, Jan. 20
Attorney Lalloche, of Portland,
was in town yesterday.
Commiaeionere' court meets to
day lo finish the January term.
Iewia Powers, of Leiayville, was
sn Argus caller, yeeterday.
Joe Hcbulmerich, of Binks, wss
in town Ibis afternoon.
A.
Nimtn, cf Portland, wat
in
town
today, and called.
Mr. Klford, of Puyallup, Wash.
ngton, ia in tbe city, and may buy
a ranch in this county.
Write or call on K W. Hal nee,
Foreel Grove, aud be will tell yen
about Oak Park.
John Jobnaoo, of Farmiogton,
and wbo is a recent arrival there,
waa in Baturday, and called.
C. Ogletby, of Dear Reedville,
redacted butinees in (be county
seat yesterday.
Eleven hundred feet of tbe Ilwa-
co railroad were twepl out to sea
one day this week.
Born, to the wife of Gostaf J.
Aodereoo, at Wheeler station, Jan.
I'm, a daughter.
Edward Brnaon spent laat Fri
day and Saturday in Portland, on
buMneae
E. McNally, of north ol town,
weot into Portland yealerday, on
usinees.
John Kieni, a prominent farmer
above Cedar Mill, was in towo
of
yealerday.
Born, to the wife of L. 0. Wieds-
witach, of Cornelius, Ore., Jan. 20,
'Kr.i, twins, a boy and girl.
W. B. Maitland and W. L
Tbomaa, of Banks, were in towo
Monday. 1
J. F. D r tie, one of Bethany 'a sob-
atatial farmers, was in and called,
yealerday.
Chas. B. Hand, a wholesale lum
ber dealer of Portland, was in town
Wednesday.
Biro, at Dilley, Oregon, Jan 15
to Mr. and Mn. Arthur H.
Thomas, a daughter.
A new sidewalk la being built on
the east side of Fourtt treet be
tween Main and Waebf .'ton.
It is reported this m .Ing that
the apron or aoutb appr .ch to the
Rood bridge is afloat, 'and that
t rt flic is unsafe.
L. D. Halderman, of below Reed-
ville, called 00 tbe Argun this morn-
ng He reports a heavy wind in
his section, last night.
The Centerville bridge over
Dairy creek was reported impasse-
Is yesterday, ou account of high
water, the flood threatening bridge
John Conoell, N. Alexander,
Fred Cornelius and nomer Em-
mott attended the Legislature on
Tuesday.
Judge McRride U holding aepeo-
al term of court in Clackamas
county, this week. District At tor
ney Tongue is in attendance.
Beautiful home of 7 rooms, mod
ern in every reepect with all kinds
nf fruit, opposite court bouse, fine
location. Lot 6U by l-rU, IZ3UU.
Terms. Coo nell-Im brie Land Co
Francis Shaver, an aged Indian
fighter of this state, lies critically
ill, at Wilsonville, just over the
Washington oounty line, in Clack
am as county.
Copies of the Sunset Msgsiine's
write up of Washington county are
extremely rare in this part of the
oounty. Tbe Argus has been un
able to secure a oopy for review.
Over 170 farmers bave registered
at CorvalliB to take the farmers'
course of study, which began this
week. Of the number, 28 will study
dairying.
Portland dealers are ottering $1
per sack for potatoes, while ,tail
era In thie city are selling the pro
duct for 1150 per sac Those
P"f "and commission dealers are a
big hsatted lot.
Samuel Q. Reed, president, and
A. B. Mason, assistant csshier of
ths German American bank of
Portland, were in the city Tueaday
as the guests of David Kuratli
who formerly held a position in
the above named bank.
A party of friends and neighbors
gathered at tbe home or Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Brown, Monday eve
nius. Jan. IS, to celebrate the 79. h
birth anniversary of Mrs. Susan J
Brown . The evening was pleasant
ly spent in music and con versa
tton.
in shape to Select a nft"b.laeolnx.gVant,
M APPOINTS
in
Many of the Appointees are
Hold Overs
so Appoixrm.u P0K kmbeb 30
ry Likt far 1 hi Vcar till be Drtwa
Ttraerrew
The County Board, which is tbit
week finishing up tbs January
term busines,sppointed tbe follow-
og road supervisors for lbs current
year. Tbe pry liet for 1901) will
be drawn tomorrow, when it is ex
pecteJ that tbe business of Ibe
term will be concluded:
liWT. HO. M FPaVlSOB
I John Nyberg
1 Ja II I lav
J G W U'hitmore
4 UL Kuatell.
J tba Jamct.
6 V M Keltay
7 John ilorwick
a Krneat I lite
9 G A Hieth
lT OPPtCK
Tualatin
h her wood
laurel
(.an ton
Cornelius
HilUboro
-Reed ville
Bcavertoo
..Beaverton K 3
lieaverton
Portland R t
HiIUWo
....Forest lirove
....Koreat Grove
Dillcv
Gait Creek
Bank
, . Hillaboro ll j
...Hillaboro R I
...Mountaindalc
Buxton
Beaverton
- Gaaton
Gatton
...HilUboro K a
... Port 'end R j
...Comeliu R I
o J J hheveliu
I JohnDlton ,
i J W Hewell
JAB Toild
4 Hrnry VauDyke
$ Ne' Johnaon
6 Jai fhurrhill-
7 N S Frirketl
IH Wm Bagley ,
9 Jo Conoell
to Too Murphy
I , G W Hine
it Ja McGowan
13 T W Sm
14 Tell Houle
15 Tho Kimi
6 J A Johnton. ,
17 rl Dickaaon
18 John Zimmerman.....
.HilUboro R J
19 John Beyer Korett Grove
Jl John Wohlachlegel Laurel
l tltto Nicklon. ..bilUdale R i
3.1 A Herment Cornelius
J4 W I Raymond Buxton
JA John Bill Hillaboro R x
THEODORE E. GRIFFIN
be funeral of Theodore E. Griffin
was conducted at Buxton at 11 a.
m on Monday. Deceased was
born in Yamhill county, Oregon.
Sept. 24, 1S77. He was married
on June 20. 1904. to Emma Mc
pherson, who with two small
children, survives him. Deceased
was a Woodman of tbe World, and
a member of Buxton Camp No. 5S.
Besides bis immediate family, ba
eavee a father, Benjimin T. Grif-
n, of Bsaverton, two sisters and
three brothers. He was buried in
ths Buxton cemetery.
SKATING
Band at Hillibaro
Rink, Friday
night, this week.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
E S Merrill et al to C Fred Merrill
S acre in lMvid Kllerton d 1 C...I tooo
U W Barne et al to Stephen Hena-
ley, pen ol Mock 3s, S Coast Add
HiloUoro .....1 too
S W beciye ct al to P H Hanson et
al 4 97 acre in J M Rowell diet
a a w 447
Jane M Mnith to Ueo A Baldwin, pt
of blk t Nay lor' add, F Grove... .
Frank Vandayn et al to Wni Fnqua,
pan ot &ec 11 t 3 a t. -
G M Hunter et al to J C Beach et al
part I KeUay d I c t 1 a t w
Guy V Haytto Bank of Sherwood,
lot 7 blk a fcuenvood 450
C J lfleuy et al to Jas L DeLoog
et al, at acre in J H McMUlen d 1
c-. 3990
.rnily W Pitman et al to Henry H
Cochran et al tart of blk 1 Fair-
view fcdJ HilUlwro aoo
W I) Wood et al to John M White
10 acre in tec 4 t a t So
C V B Russell et al to W W McKI-
downcy. lot t and a blk 14 South
Park add Forest Grove 350
(eo T Hamlin et al to Jas M Ham
lin 160 acre in sec ja t J n S 3600
Jane M hmith to A haelens, lota ai
and aa blk 1 Bninford add, F G..
10
Christian Uettschetal to James Nio
ol Dart of tec at 1 1 1 1 w.
155
7
I) D Bump to Earl McCreary, lot
blk a Bump add P or est Grove...
110
F M Ueldel et ui to Mrs Frank Hei
del, w a of u e X and e of n
wWrcattjnr5 w.
Ann M Smith et al to Allen Rice et
al part of blk 7 Walker' add For
est urove isoo
John R Pollock et al to Perry I, La
FOlIett pt 01 Wni Ueiger Jr d 1 c.5000
lo A Barrett et al to B A Upton, lot
xi wiiiow-urook rann. 1100
F M Ueldel et ux to J w Sewell et
al lota 14, 15 and 16 blk 7 Tucker
& Stewart tadd HUlsooro taoo
Johu H James to Jne M Smith lots
S and 6 blk a Smith's add F Grove 300
Geotge Andrews et al to a F Day et
f in part of sec a 1 3 s 1 w 5000
CMIemtnx to Frank A Jackson So
betes in sec 14 t a s t- not
G4o ( Naylor to A B Caples part of
ll ti Naylor d I c aioo
Lndetna K Anderson to Tonie Steph-
H. i acres in sec 36 1 1 n 3 w 900
Card Ol Thanks
We desire to thank our friends and
acquaintances who so kindly at
sisted us during the illness and
death of our dear mother and
grandmother, the late Mrs. Atbela
Stow. We also extend our thanks
to the Relief Corps ladies for their
floral tribute.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Marlin
. Charles Marlin,
Tom Marlin,
Ray Marlin.
I Wm Bagley, of the North Plains
ona of the leading hop growers 0
tbia section, was in town today.
.1
' Mra. Standish, of Brownsville, is
visiting with her daughter, Mra
Claude Ureear, ol this city.
A fine home, almost new, 9
rooms good barn and good well
Fi" J-kB from court house, 100
teroubfe:vc!i8,y down-
The contructioo train on the P.
R. k N. it not bein ooerateil. '
thre it a elide on the track near
the Petrz.lka place above Buxton,
which will have lo be removed be
fore the train can go above that
flac. Yeeterday, water waa rnn
ning over the track of the P. It. A
N. at Hare's logging camp, tut
further, no damage baa been re
ported. Three new flat cara for the
uee of the construction train ar
rived in the company' ya'de, yee
terday morning, and will be need
when tbe train begins operations
Tbe Argut erred in speaking of
the proposed division of ibis judic
ial district, in an article on an out
side page, this week. The plan I
not to divide the diatrict, but to
turoiab an additional Judge, thus
lessening the work of the preeent
odge, without increaeing tbe eala-
ry of the Proeecutirg Attorney.
From the standpoint of tbe Prose
cuting Attorney, such a plan wnnld
be unfair, as his work would in no
wiee be leeteoed, but on tbe other
hand, naturally, it would be
increased.
A little ton of Geo. Bid well, who
vee on the It. B Collins farm,
northeast of towo, on Monday, was
icked by a horse, at cloee rang'.
While no bones were broken, the
ttle fellow was knocked over, and
rendered unconciout. Dr. Link
later was called, and found some
symptoms of concussion of tbe
braio, but thinks tbe little fellow
will pull through all tight. Tbe
child was kicked on the shouldtr
and aids.
An unsuccessful attempt tt
made to rob tbe bank safe of tbe
Wileonville bank some time Friday
night. Tbe work would indicate
that of amateur cracksmen, as a
broken drill was fjund uarllv im
bedded in tbe bole where the at
tempt to gain entrance was made
Probably through fright or nervous
ness tbey abandoned tbe dangerous
task without accomplUbing any
further results.
The examination of Frank Smith
and Will Vandehey, two Glencoe
boys, charged with the larceny of a
dog from F. C. Brown, of Glencoe,
is in progress before JuBtice Barnes,
at the court h mee T. H. Tonsue
is representing tbe State, and Bag-
ey & Hare, the defendants JubI
ts we go to preee, it is learned that
the boys were bound over to the
grand jury.
Carolin Johnson and Inez Pat
terson were thrown from a buggy
while attempting to croes a swollen
stream near Canton, Monday, the
cause being a frightened horse.
Botb were thrown into tbe water.
from' which they were reecued by
some young men wbo previously
had warned tbem to be careful in
fording tbe place.
Two hundred mea are still work
ing on tbe extension of the P. R. &
N rosd to Tillamook, on tbia end
Riftht of wbt bss been cleared to
the 30 mile poet, and 7 miles cf tbe
road have been graded since Octo
ber of last year. Some Swedes who
recently completed a contract on a
cat on tbe road made fi.5U per
day to tbe man
Next month promises to be a bad
time for untaeged degs, as the city
marshal eaye he has orders to kill
all such. After the killing, the an
imals will be thrown into the fur
oace at the Light and Water plant.
and cremated, when it is expected
extra power will bs generated by
the canine grease.
Oo Wedndy. little Bertie
Cawrse, dauahter of Jos. Cawrse, of
the North Plains, while climbing
ladder in the apple house was
thrown from the same, the ladder
also falling and striking her on tbe
left forearm, and breaking it Dr
Ltnklater was called to attend to
her injuries.
The marriage of Miss Elisabeth
A. Dooley. second daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. R. M. Dooley, of Foreet
Grove, to Wilson Warner Cook, of
Portland, took place at the notel
Portland Wednesday evening of
this week. The father of the bride
is President of the First National
bank at Forest Grove.
Sl Jack, all his life a resident
of below Farmington, called jester
day. So many have been changes
in real estate, lately, that be bae
lost nearly all hU old neighbors
and is surrounded by newcomers
from Minnesota, to whom he iok
iogly attributes tbe late cold ensp
The International is the most re
liable gasoline engine on the mar
ket. Demonstrations given at
Hartrampf's Feed Store, Hillaboro
Farmers should see the "Dairy
Maid separator. It doeB tbe work
F. . Hartrampf, Agent. 45
Clothes do not make tne man
but the location makes a home val
uable and desirable. Property in
Boecow s Addition is botb derirab!
and valuable, it will coat you
nothing to inquire about it. Con
nell-Imbrie Land Co.
Last Saturday morning, Mrs. E
M Roes, who lives 4 milea north of
town, had tbe misfortune to slip on
a porch of her house, and break her
left arm at the wrist. Dr. Linkla
ter set the broken bones.
C. W. Garrison, of this city, was
married last Monday, to Mrs. May
sammoni, of Portland, at Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Garrison will reside
in Hillsboro. Mr. Garrison is one
of the owners of the Main Street
barber shop.
F. Petrzilks, of above Bitf"
PROftssiOMAL.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Fhyflirlan and Snrgeoo
O.llc Bailey-Mnnran hlnrk nn.t.m
Room 12, 14 ami IJ. Rei.lnr-Soulh-"
eorner Huellna and becoiid Ntreets.
Both 'phone.
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T.LINKLATER. II. B.C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloe npotalr overTh Delta Prut; Store
rUatrienoe Bui of Conrt Houe,
In tba eoroer of the blcx k.
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JAMES FUILLIFE TAMIES1K, 1. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suriraon Bnthim Pacific Railroad To.
ton-Hi I tat ion In Krench or Knitliah. Of-
nee uwitaira, over I- it. Hovt ('..'. atora.
north aide of Main 8t., Hillaboro, 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.
Roth Phone. Ii;i1c Pi,.
-J KJi ira vsa
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and ll Monpui-Batley Block,
atreet. Over Deuni Store.
HILLS BORO ORKGO.1
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a. . 0aejr W. 8. Hmem
D AO LEY at HARE
ATTOaNBYS-AT-LAW
&ooms 1 and I Skate Building
HILLS BO &O, . . UKEtft.1.
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN EY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4, Jr. 5, Morgaa Blk, HilUboro
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JOHN 1. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W
Office UpeUira, Bailey tferaaa Block
Room, 1 ant 1.
HILLABORO. - OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrica: Main Street, opp. Court Hoooe.
H1LLSBORO OREGON
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THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upataira, Room 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville' Blacksmith Shoe
FoansT Gaova
Phone, Ind. 9a Long distance, No. 31
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Dr. S. M. REAGAN
Giadnate of the Kanaa City Veterinary
v-ojiege, &.naaa uty, aio.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Licensed to practice in Oregon
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'!
STABLE No. t
Office phone : Pacltio SUtee 301; Ind. 213
Residence phone: Independent 243
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prom.,
Keep constantly on band a fine
anpply of freeh meat of all K:
4 Mmw Era In
We are goinx to aell meat
er than thoae which have prcea
the past Call in and ace as. We
tmstnee. 'Phone and Free Delta:
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Mala Street, Hillabore, Ortgea.
GOKSXSROiAl HOTEL
Under New Management
Rati, $1.23 to $2 Por Day
C. B. PRIG MORE, Pkofbietob
SECOND STREET, HILLSBORO
Dr J R Marshall
Dr R L Jefkcott
MARSHALL & JEFFCOTT
DENTISTS
We are Prepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Wehrung Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice ia herebv iriven that the under
signed has tiled in the County Court of
waaninftion county, uregon, him nnai
account as executor of the laat will and
testament of Peter Sen I ton, deceased, and
said court baa appointed Tuaaday, Feb
ruary 23, 180U, at 10 o'olock a. in., m the
time, and the Comity Court room at 11 ill
boro. Oretion. at the nbtce. tor hearing ob
jections to said account and tbe settlement
01 aaia estate.
CHRISTIAN ZUKCHER, "
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Peter Senften, Dec'd.
W. N. Barrett, Atty. for xem' AlSO
TChances.
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