HILLIBOno ARGU3 TFB. 11, 19f.
All Kiiil Hmitcii but No. :i,
Hillshitro, C.luiimc A pi II lt
H THR Mi kOl'IK A I) DM)
pit'illsa Baa" LmKih ( ill Kauir t
Anratr4
eluiseter Corneliue Iim just re
ceived ft of ll rurl mall
niu'M amend! 1' tl li't-
went at w ftftuiim'tm. inn tin
roulft cilil' tH ' h Had on
lh
fW.nl.v f Aorll. M. Aw.
tout lift Ihmhi created, to N-
5. Hollowing la the Hal ( the
routes amended, and f Nn. T
lb new roula:
,V lffoui HilUlmoeiutheae!
to Fi iiiintftiitt utom vie Minler
bridge; Ihence tt Laurel pfntofllcwi.
retracing t H"g"'e comer, near
Kermlngton; thence northerly vi
K.tod lirliU t Hilleboro l.ngth
of route, i'H miles; number ul p
trona, Vi fmill
Nn. I,m mnlHi West iit of
rout unchanged, eaet from Hill
borooti Haeelin mad to Niuiinie
corner; theme north to l.icliijr oor
iter; t to lUnwu'a oorticr; imrtb
lo Itntlntiy; t to lluloiiiib'
corner; north fttnl t lo lUptml
church ; noilb to Dick'a, to re
trftoa fiva elybtha of ft mil; thno
el i ol iniU, nuiilh to ('!"'
porir; oulb weii'ljf to HilUlmro
length of mule, H niilw; noiuhor
of Umilina on route, I'm
No. . aa ftmendail-Noilh in
Mftonlnga; eaet ol mil; et to
Hmilh'a corner, V mlUa; northwi-at
to J .a. ConnehV; nurlhea.l lo
Ulacliinann'a; al to M, Smith';
Ihencaaoulh 1J itnle;al lo I'hil-
lila; eouth to KuratH'a orner.a w
and aoulh in lloleoinb'a corner,
Kiulh to Imbrie'a e uner; wealeHy
to old ttla lector; eouthaenl to
I'raalon Jfti-iaon ; tnna wei n
inn 1 I -..-11. ..I . ...1. Oi j I
IlllieiOiril. iIIKH l .f,
mllM.i.u.nlK.rnff.m.lie.onrruta,
'
1 ill I
!- o . I I u.,.,1 1,
1 ...... .m uw. 11.1.
. . !.!. 1 . vi'.ii- . ...1 i ii'.w.
corner auulb to w ill aal to ft
k.'.. ..mihea.l to Hnholle: norlber
If to Uroner'a; axuithrsnt to Klint ;
north lo AlgaKheimer'; noilhweet
lo frarmlngton chircr; imrtneriy
to 8. P rftilnmd vl llare'a old
eawmlll; northweel to Adam'n, nd
norlbwrni tn HilUlnro Length oINj, m. Vow. nf Heaverton. conali
roula, 24 1 rtiilea; ritiilr of (ami-
liea. 140
Itouta No. .'J I unchanged. No
2, which wia nearly .'10 nil I en iu
length, baa loan ebortaned; it nuw
haa 1H0 iNiir No. 2 will Uka (he
Laurel p;iotl'uM mail, and No 5
will lirldB in ine man irom i.aurei.
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roeluiaaler Cornaliu will con-
duel an eiamlnation at ihie place
on February 2 ah. illanka mut
lie filled out and in the hand ol
tba civil eervica comruiion at
Waehington by Feb. hth. HUuki
will be furMiabed by I'uitmaiter
Corntliua to applicant.
For Sale or Exchang
Will aell or eichange the folbwlng
dneorihd property for lumber ind
Dingle, (eay aUiut WW It. lum
ler) and pay tha dillnrenoe In cah.
Well matched driving team, weight,
abiui 1(100 and lOtt) lha Doulile
baruMi, goml a new. Top huggy,
good aa new. Two c iwa.
F. M. Heldel,
8eoond Hi rent, HllUhnro, Ore.
EXCURSION TO P0K1 LAND
Ah nit fifty Hillaboro pMipla char
tared an electric car Monday night
An. I il.tn l.k Y1..! Init In et.
land tha annual Inspection nf the
Waiion ...a.i a I 111 a Ar
mory, where the Portland emu
paniea went through their evnlu
liona bfore a large crod of fp-o-
latori Moverai inii.iur.i laoiee
warn on me ex. union, .no enj ye.
rr r i i ; Z . I' -C. P. Wunderlich, Center
Judge (lo-wlin that ll waa highly ... M '.
pronatile thai HlllHiHiro would lie
lit I lu
one of the fortunate towi.n toaccure
company, aa It wae tha Orat plo
in thu etate to make application,
and haa aecured the neceiHary
memherahip. The general laid
that an cllioer of lha Nation 1
(luard would oome out to HilUboro
Boon, and look over the field, and
that one nf the oomnanlea required
lo fill out the regiment would in all
probability be nrganii-d in tl ilia
horo, The excuraioniata ai
trrived
home about midnight, with renew
ed enthtiaiaem in favor ol a tmlilU
t..UlmilT. HID IIIIIIIWII1K IIIBUO up
nAri.aa.. 1. - 1 .11 I .. ..lae, lal
tun nauurriiin;
L. .
Howard Baird and wife. Mr. Ilerger
an.lwlfr, nUrrl M, llovl ami wife, A.
n V4;. . A1, r',
.............,,.,.,,....,..,.
itallaril, Koae llutnke, (.nice Ueimlmw;
.1 utle J. W. Goodln, Mnycr John Con-
nail I A I...I..U tl' It U...IH1 U ('nr.
rv. ivrkin v. v. I'orneiiu. Tlio.
Mood, Norman drier, Koy lireear, A, J.
nanrftiiiM v a Jack, h.l warn., -v. a.
Htlde . C. Ku I. In Dr. Pilteitirer. Auuust
and Walter Tews, J, P. Hill, Jos, Wtl-
iiamj wryl e wilkea, liriiry nci u qU tt AfgUB OlliOO.
er. Liivd Tiinner. Peter lied und. tltton
lavi. K.K. Colestock and Ward Downs.
MlllHbiro Argu, 1 60 per year.
' ' '
Heroulea Stumping Powder, fuse
rand caDa alwava on hand. Uet
our prices bnlote purcbaBing
' .
franc & UorwlOk, Keeuviue. 4ZtlUeeuviue, were iu iue vuy louay.
1. .1 .. .. .. in,
Alioiit 'J(H) persona were rMnt
et I'otte llsll, Tualatin, Saturday
evening. whri an tiie.rtainmeiit
wee ajven by lha tinted Artinun,
coiiaiating i, musical ir Kr in
ml ft ler'ure. by )t, Oliimteil, ill
prrtuM inndical director. Tim band
was ffiin'. itnil basket aodal
bold I :ie uhjnct WU to r'lM
money fur bunl io'rnmanta acu
li bring In a urn in 'inl.ere In Ota
ArtlHftliM. Wee ft Klfftl HUl'CPM
ill iMitli ftoJ'riU,
Jinlw" J mi-iih liaetnn, of Port
Iftinl, ii in Itilmlxirii, Tuesday,
llaiieerting liiinlnm at lb court
hoiie. Fur many year the Judge.
wm ft rnniJonl of Uiie ontnty, and
owneij ft urgn tricl o! land on
Wapato Lake, ilia town of Gaalon
iHMn( nfttiial In bie bonor I lie
fara have, dealt kindly with the
lie enjoys me ui.ntio
tiun of tmitig tint 11 ml independent
railroad builder In lb slate.
Mra. Humii Yungeii, of Helvetia,
iliml last Monday, ftRnl U't yeera.
Hh was burn in Canton lierne,
Swiuirlaiid, emigrating to llit (',
n. 'luring rhiMhtxxl hhn w uur
rinl to Mr. I'()i, three children
lioni the union, who with hr tc
liinl hu.li.iil, ChrUilftii Yungen,
itirvtve. Ilrr children tre. Kutir
l'ai. Mrn. Alien ll-lehen, fttui Dft-
vi'l K Di'i.
Kreil I) A Jama, clerk of the In
Iral caiii of W (). W ,uii Tuonlajr,
of thu werk, aiil lo Mra Margaret
K. (halxil, wiJow of the late John
II UrtUI, draft f.r (2d Ml, that
Iming the ariK.uril of hie limuranr
In thl oitilar order. The atununt
tia 'tid 30 djf from the data ol
Heal li.
The Argun lat week atated that
(ino, Hmilh waa linil $10 in Jualine
liirnee' rourt, fur ftaull on Win
Cup, of m-ar (Ireenville. The re
vena i irue, cop riftving iMn iinei
forawaull on Hmilb. Tba Argua
a miu.foriu in the mtier,
'! gladly makra the correction.
IUkl tWiat -Modern Wood-
mm f Kcdvllla wilt give banket
.j DlertainnieDt, In iheir
iut n Hftturdftjr evening, Kebru
tr 27th. Tha ladieatra rrune.lad
to bring lueketa. Kerlody come
and hve goml lima 4S fit)
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l" f "ci,'"f.
IiihIIi Vial. I In l 1 r.iiin ikrhfwil
" " " w ....
mi rii'iaj aiir iiinui, r.11111
i-.i l'.ii . f...:i I
" M"i iim mw iwuiogor.
hi'J nouora. forty puiula Uxik
. ,, . . ' ? 1
l''l-Kail K. Kleber, Uacbef.
T,rbre Outrlorlr ICiamioalion
h, i,, bald ftl tba courl bouea
thia week, oonvenlDg yeelerday.and
10 ooncludft Halurday. Hupl Caa.
Jo. V, llarab, Koraal Gio, and
lute the eifttnintng board.
MaiinK-rade Hall, ftl Alpha Hall,
('ornehua, Ore , Kalurday evening
Kehruarv '20. Walker orcbrelra
ficketa. Til j. rr i-a are given lo
tne nlreal, alio tuoal comical char
aoltti It vttlui.l flnmt anil tn ink
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peciamre, i t.
Newe reached HillalMiro tbia af
hernoon of the death of Juliua
jm.K h0 lived ou the old Tamie
tM f,fr,. n0rib of lown. Deoeaeed
formerly lived in tha neighborhood
Lf Hlooming, He wai born in
Oermany in 1 S37.
Jaa. Davey, ageJ about 72 yeftre,
died tbia morning, on lha 8. 8.
Hernea place, aontb ol Hilleboro.
The relative will have the remain
embalmed and ehipped lo North
lUkote for burial
Mra Frank Pomeroy.of Kamiah,
Maho, who baa btn vinting ber
LiMrr, Mra. W. II. Taylor, of be
twenn Hilleboro and Corneliua, re
turned lo her home Friday,
C. B. Krwin, who formerly lived
louth of lown, now a commercial
traveller, with headouarlera in
Portland, waa iu the city today.
Mra. Frank Holoomb, of neat
Weel Union, waa in lha city yeater
My. nil iUleMj Ihtl ihe roada are
U1UIU1 lwVni tUalU itrUMt iwt
l" ol year
I How ia thia? Corvallia Cream
Ury butter, 75o per roll; dairy but
tJr, oro, al Ureer a. 49 l
8aie-Alike clover aeed, Ho
Till"! nUMM nn, v"e '
Ore., 11. 1.
4S51
Alia Vungen. who la employed
on tha I.add & Reed farm, near
Portland, wai in town today, and
oallwl on the Argua.
Frank Dai ley in building a total
c tttage on Fir 81., Iwtwern Eighth
and Ninth.
Mr. and Mra. W. F. Ball,
Portland, were Sunday gueala of
A. Whitoomb and wife.
A L. Holoomb, of Uethnny, waa
jn the city Monday.
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1 I UII IJe IjU UU tT I Iv 111 VUlinilftH
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"'-''J
o, I'.HI'.', ft tifttignver.
norn. to lhe if of Chaa. Farn
M.-.L. 111-!-- Ul
nam, on ine nurm 1 iniuei, rouru
I gry It), 1VHK), ft Son
'
Money to loan on real eatate.
Terma reasonable. Apply to KU
rftlll Br0B, HilUboro, Or.
Found Two akelnB yarn. In
Oak Park 18 one mile W681 01
Hilleboro. on the Oteiion Kleottia
, , , ,
I Lf.a Tf IT fii-AAr rat 11 Mi Ail Wrl
(mm a ahnrt vluli to HaUm.
1 ... . . . . . ... .
J. tt. Mcwew ana wne, or near
l.ll ! i 1 . ..! 1 .. 1 .. I
OF CIIOT COURT
states l'u in! TmiiNfcrred to
Giimty (encrul I'unJ
!im NEW UUibS WEHI CHEATED
Bund Mikta Urdcr Directing Mini II
te Celltct Titra
he County Hoard flniebel up
moit of the Kehruarr Urin, lat
Friday. It made the uiual order
directing tha iberift to collect the
Itiea for l'.0H. Two of the Ixmki
of tba county roll have been re
turned lo tba vherifT, and tba other
Iniuk will noon In fininhed and re
turned, when theihnrifi' will btglo
Irk rrla litiii UliMrtrf tlanfuW
. I
ibiDka ua will lie ready to give re-
(M-iot b tha flr.l of M.rrh. tl
' ' I
owing ii t diget of the biirineei
tranaactm by the hoard:
U N Hproat, of Unave'ton, ftp
pouttixl county fruit innpactor.
K r Imhria et al; vinaeri re
irt road etition, enr'tinued to
March term.
Ordered that J03 '.'.) deiiOMted
in Co Treaiury n eelalM fund lie
iraiiKfnrrad to county general fund.
Has I,il0 Lumber Co, iielition
anking fur ermit to me ezploeivei
in (lalea creek, ftllowed.
K!oidnr'a rrceipta for January.
mOH-l.cleik'i January feee.1174
; iberifl January faea, $22.10.
K K HulTord, et al; road dead;
Benj Ki hollield, K I' Cornelius and
lien Wilkee, rttrveyor. ftppoiuled
1) view and locale road, to meet
Feb 23, ftl 10 m
Koail petuioo C H Tiga'd et ale;
K Kindt, II K Rnbininn ami
Iterl Wilkei, eurreyor, lo meet Kh
21, at 10
road
a tn, to view and locate I
Uoad titinn A H Mulloy et ala
Z A K ldy, J K C Thompson and
A A Morrill, surveyor, appointed
to view and locale; to meet Keb
.. . 1 1 ... i
at 10 a iu.
Iload pen ion K A Ftepheram ei
aie; ' H liiicnanan, J Hughes
a .1 B ft If ...ill . . I
uu n n oioriiii.piiiveyor.aiipomi
ed to view and lm aie, to m-et Feb
21, at 10 m.
noa iietuion J II leiganlen;
a a m a I
John Boyer, C HhftW and Bert
WlUi, suivejor, appointetl to
visw and survey, to meet Feb. 2.',
at 10 a ui.
Ordered that the c 'unty clerk
iaeueand attach warrants to the
atl aaaaal l t Sin I tl I nf VI' aaklr. nlnn
county, for 1(.M)8, directing the
sherifr lo collect taxa
Claims ft'lowsd
Itrlirf A II Spiiiire. Iso S; Schitlwer-
Ich llroe, fvita; I'A Sliitilrv. ii: A C
IHionaon, i 15; U W Ilouxr, 7; Slarlin
Veu.lrliry, 77 v. Corljr Amlrrann, 4 H7;
inor 11 i.uiiitrr, ly A H lleilry, to;
l.tvinggwal S. tllil. t jo; lirn Raneoui
I'oet O A k. jo; M S Sptcht. 8. 10; K V
I'otle, j; Ji.lin anDvkr, i.
Salary, rtc Win Jackeoii, 50 40; a! I"
Cer, 4 to; .Ma. (.ramlall, too 40; &I C
taee, 7,i Oco ii Hancork, S; J V Ital
ic)-, i(; Willi Irvlinil, 144.10: (Wot;
Hancock, S-VS. Il'incox-k, loari prieon-
rr. 6.j; IIukU K.tei, ilrputy hcriir,
S;TII Tongue, o
Krliiiul Kantrru Inv. Co. fio
it... o 11...; i- 1
...,... . ii.i..k.u.i, ! '. v r rro meiuuuiBv revival inreiinK at ntuaujr, tun uiet nunc vunu store Highest market Drice iaid
lhe Evangelical church, this city. born west of the Rocky Mountains. Bring chiceM on WedLsdays
t jo; J C lloovrr. I.5.1; Frank Sell, Kohi WriU or call on K. W. Haiue, Pf.R. F. W. Walch.
kulli. May MrlUrl, John Hrltrrl, H T
Wrkt, l.iiic Ilt-ltrl, John Maalera, J V
Connrll, A S Hall, A C Shale, Ccoige
Schiilinrrirli. rch fi o; Jake Milne,
j jo; Jerob Mintli, i.;o; Mr F G Brown,
a, 70; li Waller, a. 70.
KoaiU aim Highway A llrruirn
V. J5; J Churchill, s; Itatrline Lumlirr
l o. aa y; lleall A to, 77.90; Hrmlrit &
!x. 3 75; I. A Kooil, 1: C V. Hrrliee,
1.15; II 11 Kennoiier, aaobo; lla.iclitie
l.iuiilK-r Co, 4.4H.
Klectiotm Grome Thins:, fr.to; E B
Wood, 10; I C Miller, t 40.
Ta It ill-J K Butler, ,75: C A Uin
kin, 81; licl Sirgrikt, n.w;lo Wilcox
I'.xauiiiietion Hoenl hrnrat Wrlib,
Iciinie HiulM-itaoii, Grace Krvrnuaa anil
Otto Kiausr. rai'li tg
Ind Tel Co s o
.. I. . , . .
. vo . 110 Q.,... ' J
Guilr ifc Son, ulumliing 6 30
City Water & i.iitut 3a sa
... . ,t 1 .
iTe i'iiik phott 1 00
lildi letlileiit 6 50
l.eo G Hancock, supplies 3 55
Capt Guile, court Imuse 54 00
(ilat Pmdhouiine 70 8j
Gortlon it Minner. lii-erv t o
II A4 Illtl'II- IIILUU vliitiini.ttiiiii W
J K Gill A Co so
UiassK rruiiiion.uie, supplies 14 95
Kmrick it Corwln, supplies 1 00
ti a Patterson, cirrk office ao
C H Pry, sheriff s otlice ft 5o
l'i L lirown, coroner oincc 39 ao
I)r S T l.inktater. cor nhv 10 00
II S Rower, justice ct 300
pi m ami uig. cor piiys ao 00
K C Brown, cor fees 16 95
n w l)u....u i.il. .a ,,
a e a tn 1 111 a. ii.ii ivi. im. ni . ............ mj
I'.IHT ntiiii juitfs. 9 "mil,,,,,,,,, w 1
MKiianu inemicai i;o, m&i as 00
Jurors-UU oamgiis, C Davidson,
N I'rickett, John Caisteus, Lewis
Creps, Cliauey Heueliel, C L Heuefiel, K
I, lleueliel, J C lihrrl((ii.H, O O. l.urrius,
II A Davis, r. A hcliueliler, i each
W J Itutner, fi7 4o; John McClaran
f, Ho; J V lioodiii, lioo.ij
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Sonora Ciminn et al to J B Ciniino,
ju.rS a sec t a I ,
Tlios O Mt iclmui et al to Samli F C
Know Us, 66.60 a in sec Jd t 1 u 3..1500
K W lliiincs et al to J II Wirtz, lots
17 and iH Onk Park nub-division
(1.3i acres) , 900
O'c WVttleson to Rose Wl'cox. part
of lilk s Kairview Add Hillsboro.., 473
II 1) JeiiiiiiiK et al to Olive Hnwke,
art of sec 36 1 1 a 4 5000
Albert H Tanneret al to John Kelly,
e of sec i and w W arc 33 1 1 a 3 10
- f W V
Harold Jetiniugs et
part of sec 36 t t 1
et al to V K Klmtr,
4 w ..1500
Verne M Peuiier to Abba Lnhih
C)aik, M4i acreistc3tsi......J7oo
A a ulna et al lo v b uuneii iio atr
. ....... . .. .... x
In wc 10 t j it 1 Jooo
I-, I, IVikirti et hi In M II linnip 1 1
'i I J n iri
Kli hfl Kryrnfl rt u lo Cornelia
W Norliin. pert of or ft t I 1 w .. fj
A V t Irinoin rt ui to M ltiln hi-
mm, lot 4 Cirinuin' huUliviin.. 4
John J Cnnwy to Hugh T I-. van
rt el i,.rt of wr Zi t 1 1 U',o ;
u.ii .. 1 if. i:...i-. .
rr (tin) 'ton
I,rrrirr W ( 'rowilr r rt I to I,on-
rte Cronilcr, 20 111 '. M k '!!
I I c , 1
(rant IMilrM rt 111 to Ur J Brn-
trr rl il 11 J, ul 1 1 jrrrtll
.1 V"'
l.ri lire rt ui to J J lUyweril
et al, lu'i arrr in or i'i I 1 1 1 w..jo
Jamre C Knnr to J J liaywnul w
:a wi JM 1 1 1000
Mattir F Hwo rt al to A I! I lii,in
It it ami 6 lilk M h I aiUI I' (.rove 700
Tin TIMt rt u to I'rtrr Htok lot
6 etui 7 l.lk 5 Tall!' ml Coinrlmi 170
Arthur frtand rt al to Hririun Kch-
lrf H.I15 a wc 3 t I
4Hr.o
I hi vi. 1 Klrtchrr rt ui to Auvnet Mul
Irr part vc tl I 1 1 I. t acrrt.
Win Muir et u to I'lnlii) .Mmtrm, 1
a-re near liillry Htt
JiHrphioe WiKinau et al to IxjUi N
Kulrr, jeirl 14 hlock 7 Naylur twirl
I'orrtt (irove Uoo
K W l.euib rt el to Wary K 7 tiotna,
nw mil 1 nitons 'I I c I 14 10
C A Wraio ri at to lUny vnit-
.. ?. ' 6 1 : 4'5
r.K 11 ! ilif r tit Tliirf li 1-iklit-r
V 10
liivrtlmriit (V to Cliarlr Mi Kin r
lot 40 llr llrook Karm jo7
M llnimcn rt el to (i N StM-mrr, 10 a
rc vt I I 11 4 7SO
l. ,i . I . . . ...
" . . T. " .... . J eton n.M.rr. n
f.l ttlk I Hlllitjoro Hoo
I'reil M Vrrlrr( to I lent y Vrrtrr((
I u errrt arc ! IorK
I'cerl ,I lirunrtt rt al to CalrlvH
Walker rt al. part of Murk 5 Wei
krr l.l V Grove I
('.to H Miuex rt al to H S' U111L is
a Iu II I'arxin l I C t I 4 w Hoc
RESOLUTIONS
Whereas, tn All Wine Providence
baa removed from tbi furet our
esteemed Neighlmr, Theodore firif
(in; therefore, lie it
Resolved, that in the audden
death of our late neighbor, who
died of pneumonia, January IC,
ll'iW, wide spread mouruing baa
neeo caused among bis tuaoy
friends, and an irreoarable loss lo
bit faroilv:
I Thai Huiton Carnn No. OfLV
Woodmen of ths World, has lnai
one of its roost worthy members:
That the camn Under his be-
reaved wife and family our sincere
. . . . i
sympathy, and that each remain
ing neighbor renew our pledge to
tba widow and orphans.
en. e
j nel our Hag I drapa in
mourning, and a copy of these res
oluliona lie spread utwn the min
lutes of this Lodire and sent lo
. . a
count tiaira far nnbliralinn.
I Hugh S Rogers,
H'. I). Baker.
(J. It I'erkios.
Committee
Born, to the wife of Fred Mor
.""'."'. -
r. Knox, county veterinarian,
, .-, n , j
wh uunu imui iuo uivvr, luirui,
Ixiwney's and Alden'e fine can
dies for aale at Benson's Confection
ery. Delicious; try them.
;. . West, 0! nuxton, was
couuty seat caller, Tuesday,
Invest your money in Oak Park
and 19 nappy.
Try the 3 for a quarter Carabtna
cigars al iseneon a toniectionery
They are all right.
ir t:. v ii'. n.. j. l.i 1:..
u. h.,l.j: .t .
Hivauirrunv n. nsiur uuiuiiik
Forest 0 rove, and he will tell you
about Oak Park.
W. (..either, the I
urel rural let-
gistered at the
1
ter carrier, wts registered
Commercial, Tuesday.
7
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of the unwanted
ttta. .1.. n.n o.
Three pounds
peanuts lor two-bits
sweets
Bom, to the wife of B. Leis, of
near Beaverton. Feb. D, UK)".), a
Bon.
Freeh fish every Friday and Sat
urday al Moore & Greear'a meat
market. 4 elf
LouiB and John hones, of South
I T I..' .. II P .1.!. 1 .
11 uaiatin. emu oi acres inia wee 10
I '
ft Mr. Hay ward, Tor f (i.riUU.
Largest and best line of cittars
and tnbacon in thu nily at Rnnn'a
Pnnfurtionerv
nnifcuonery.
Phaa J ShnaKl the veil
D. I .tl
"JWU W,BUU ""ruov, w.b iu
wwn Monday, on legal nueinesB.
LiB iKa.n, r,a r.,Ja .
, .".': .
nne assortment 01 vaientinea at me
I Hillsboro Confectionery. Call and
gM thern.
Hubert Bernards, one of Yam
niu'B gubtUntial cititeus, wae in
, . i. . ut. t.a
-wi. -
iuu tuuoy, wuuuiu m uio utu
T. . Ttiu
I . .l-. .i k.ll .1 tk. rti.l
4 (iu 1 iiiiuvu wb at L' arv vj rm
"""" " "
Unera moubb, Saturday night, ei.
IV, i icietB, ft taj,
A marriase hc?nae waa issued hv
County Clerk Bailey to George
Thing and Lillian M. Gaekell, of
in a ooudiv. ou rouri r iu.
Goals foreale-3? head of well
'
bred goata for sale, $2 each, if -old
aoon. Audreea n,. J. Ihomas. Bea
.
8
The county courfwill appoint
BUOOessor to the late Oo. Surveyor.
al an eariy nepeion, owing iLj",u,i oumu,
volume of work oonnected with the
office.
v t it u- r nt
J. J. Hartley, of Glenooe. re
turned Tuesday from Columbua.
... t t. , ... i i .
Wash., where he visited his par
ents, J. C. Hartley and wife, for
raerly of Hanks. , lhe mother bas
been Indteposed for some time, and
iii:. - 4 i l . .
una uruuioieu iua vieii.
IT
IT II UII SHANGHAI
f.U VI' I 11 tl. r
jihiiih .i innui 111 v-jii iiu
to Australia
keriKNED HOME FEBRUARY HIB
Hipp; Ktnaiin with Family at Arliog
to, Wib!atia
On September 10, I'M), Charles W.
Klltiwurtb, for many years a resi
dent of Scholia, 10 ixile iouthMt
of here, tnyntrriuuMy diHapp'arexl
fmm U'.k -V.;iKt l.
went Uimake'a navm'ent on a farm
r-j
wnicn on niu purcnawi near inai
place. All fcfT.rts to locate him
proved abortive, and hU wife and
nd relatives gave birn np as one
ho was dead. It turns out that
Kilsirorth was shanBhaied in Kr.
n I
erett, and taken on a sailing veesel,
the Mora no, to Australia. Ihe
ship win !0 days at pea, and when
K'lMWiirth lanilrd tin el nnr-e ariimht
"-
.1 (;iv P,.c.hln enrl
7 -
wfts awoweu 10 won nis pasige 10
an Francisco, making the Golden
Gale in 52 days. Ilr then proceed
ed to Portland, from where he call
ixl up Mia Ijwe. the KchnlU' tele
phone oterator and lr quired the
whereabouts of his family. He was
told that his wife, was residing at
Arlington, Wach , with her par
erU. Mr. and Mrs. F. H Bower,
well known in Washington County.
n.mwortn arrivea borne on tbe
, "" J'J"-
uu.uu et mo rtriiuKi,.iii uuiub.
The story reads like ft romance,
rerelliriu the nhl ravins. ''All'a wt.ll I
.1.-1 . -n ' I
KIIICUUS WCII. 1
LEVI C. WALKER
County Sorvevor Levi C. Walker.
eon of Rev. hlkanah and Mary
Walker, pioneersof I S-IS, and noted
early day mieeionaries, diwl of
pneumonia, at Forest Grove, Wed
i . i . - ....
oeaday morning, aged 57. He was
born February 8, 1S52 In 1871,
lie roarnerj Miss k-u Putnam, at
at the Chemawa Iodian Hchool for
Bull. F. 1 WAM 9m XI A t 1 1 i Vl t 1a I
j v . o . i.iui ,
owv J ...tl uto UJ.ii..tQ( .1 iuo ur
nj.n .lie. Km r.-...,. A at Ik. fit.
let. Indian Ageucy. He graduated
from Pacific University in 15.3 I
and for two years, during the prea
idency of J. F. Kllis, taught math
ematics and chemistry in that in
stitntioo. He is said to have been
one of the state's best matbemali
cians
TT w .,,.-,1.. f .
bad been surveyor f Washington
. .
1 rr 1 , 1
wmuij, a j jrrare nu uo miikvi
out a survevine contract for the
flovernment in Southern Oreeon
He had been city recorder ol Forest
Grove three times.
Mr. Walker is survived bv the
widow and two daughters, Misses
State University, at Lincoln. Neb
elan Ikraji Krnlhara frni H W'.l.l
k i0fAlban y; Samuel Walker, of
iTorest Grove: R,v J K Walker rd
snaowu.uninnanu two sisters.
r-..,. it w.w u. v...i
I vriuoti n nci, umiuri ai
tk .u. c... .1.:,. .t:u
PUBLIC SALE
1 u rA 1
? ? iu Grabel, deceased
will he sold at public auction at
The property belonging to
the
l Grabe!
public
the farm of late John H. Grabel, 2
., , , , ,
miles southeast of HilUboro, at
Roct Or BH. 10 .Mock
a. tn , on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20
Black mare, a yrs,, weight about 1 too
II.; bay horse, 9 yrs., weight about uoo
Mm.; s railed Jersey milk cows, 3 to be
tresh earlv in March; -vr-o!d Jersey
heifrr, to b; fresh in March; a yearling
graded Jersey fellers; a o-uiontlis old Jer-
tey calves; 3-yr old Jersey bull; Mccor
mick niowinij machine, practically new;
l"
new Champion hay rke; stump puller
1 aim aiw aw n a v vnun. , k . 1 v it vuini iVM ,
.i r, r.. .1.. ..u
4 ,loz. Plymouth Rock chickens; Mitch-
waeon almost new hack sorav
Ii., ..i.. liitlp tayo .1inlt1a
harness, together with other items too
numerous to mention; household goods.
Terms of Sale: All sums under
$10, cash; sums over $10, approved
bankable notes, t per cent interest,
payable one year from date.
hlixabeth Grabel.
J. N. Grabel, administrator of I
estate of John II. Qrabel, deceased
B. P.' Cornelius, Auctioneer.
MRS. MINNIE SUSBAUER
Mrs. Minnie Susbauer, wife of Hen
ry Suebauer, died at tha family
J .. .... L ' . "'
oome norm 01 uorneiiUB, feomary
10. 1909, aged 37 years, death hav-
;0ff been cauned hv rhenmetiam
lb tunerai will take plaoe tomor
row at the Verboort Catholic church
Father Kittlehoffen will con-
1 . .. .,v..vo uuuiotunircu
I . .L . t I I ....
- Emu n"V
ft "
- r-.,. p..j o.i. . .
1 ibv itiiiiniut unirui . tuir3. ui.
Schulmerich. South TualaUn: Mrs.
a Maryge Petaluma, Cal ; Mrs.
nenoricaB,orneiiue; Aam, unas.,
"wreeweu, mrs. nosa Aye, uena and
Louis Smith, Eugene, Ore. De-
oeaeed was a member or the Cath
Lit-w.,.i. ..i :.iit.
qu. v..i m . i:
'ioiioubm uwu in ior tweivo veare.
- J
- We have laid in a full supply
pipe and pipe hllines. If you
Bire anything in this line, come
ii v i i
auu see us acnuiuienea ircs.
City Council met lat night to
enneider the prop.iti.-,n r,f II V
(iatei to Vi?e the city light and
water plant. I'r. F. A. Bailey
e'ike aeninut lraain? the nltnt
and Jo Down ttrfike ID for of !
;, r, -i . .1 I
it. It wa evident frr.ru the renti-1
mnt on th street, that a large
mijority of the poiU of the city
ere opoeed to learir.g the plant
The city engineer, Mr. Hail, tub
rnitted figures to show that the
plant is patrinir in'erfst on snm
thinj like tl7,.V 0, bul this wa de
nied by Recorder Schulmerich.
After aome further di-ruion, Mr
Gates withdrew bis pmpieition.
Dr. Tamie-ie stated that be had
received notice that partjeg were
anxious to furnish the city with a
gravity system of water, and May
r vooneii sbkj mere were paruee
.T0.0!4 " 10 bU'
(D9 ptani
T . . .
Mt, f()rmerfy repreente7j by Mrs
Hattie Perkins. Holfciion in yr.ur
home, where accuate maure-
U3enl n tkn. nrl Jf' l
I MAe.A a. Hn.a at- . I
vu,ml.1" rC.rurmul8 o!
wntiP hrrnra MatwI rtifi! rtfi it
,,bon, ctlj fr ,pp0iDlrrent -Mrs
M E. Candle. HillBhoro, Oregon,
F.fth and Jickin Street. Ir.de
Dencient DhOne. Ml.
4; 5
' r
A. C. Shuts, treaturer of the
Wftebington County levelr-pmnt
Lague, bag received .iOOO b.ioklaw
deecriptive of Washington County.
being a portion of the lot ieruml by
the Sunset Magazine. The b-k-lets
will be distributed where they
ill do the mort good Mr. Shute
and the Board of Trade have
large list of names of protpeciive
immio-r.nt. hn .ill re;. ff,.r.;
Besides, manv hmdIi here will
.a..ri ,nri;A. ln thA,r rr;..j. !n .L. i
east, particularly to tboee who are
it k ne of com ntr of comir.0 tn Or.
.nn in the not Hiatant fnlnra
A DUbilC mironerade ball will be
1- - " I
given at Greenville Hall, nn the
eve of February 13. l'JU'J. Tickets,
including an oy6ter supper, fl 00
Cash prizes to the amount of 17 50
will be given away. All re
invited. 47 S
Hillsboro surveyors arekept busy
these days Dlattinz ce subdivia
ione in various parts of the county,
which will be plac?d on the market
in the bpnog.in acreage lots. What
other thing at present, is a fruit
.nil nn.nl. k!. I.!.L .till
iuu icKo.tuiu muurir. uiiu wnii
J f ) I 4 . .
vintw I UCUJftUU lUT CU.B.U i &(;fcl, I
and at the same lime add to the
population of the town and its su
burDS.
Marquerade ball at the new M.
W. A. Hall, Reedville, Siturday
evening, February 13. Tickets,
tt ftA -r.nrv. ..... T II.'.
I ' W, DULfl TTAtlBV. I UCUH R .'I
Icheetra. All are invi'ed. Prues
K, .,...,. , .. . ,
't u tuiitium auu wop. uoixiii;mi
rfnarapfera A S
The bisket social at We4 Union
11 Saturday evening was well at
tenaea ana a nne proeratn was
rendered. The basket sale netted
52, the one contributed by M is
:Ube highest price realii?d. The
oroCeeds (TO to the WfRt I'ninn rum
- fund for beautifying ur
boses.
Thope who have nmltrv in
I ... . .. f. .
d rfn wel tnpall at lha i(t,,Al I
" "
Mr Ttrnet.r rtw.nl. fm lhe
li-.at K..kt tk. O.... t I
I . :.: I r
place, consisting of 40 acres, 5 miles
g0uth of town. Mr. Atkins bought
Da.ii o
the Rowell 2 acre tract east of town.
..., i.wi
consideration f 12U0: also the M
f mi. .i i.. .:j
t'ZS
rs
IT
,ie by
the Webfoot Realty Co.
Another car of fence wire just
received from the East. We can
sell you anything you want in this
ine at prices that beat them all. I
bchu'mench Bros.
Elder A. A. Beery will pretch at
the Christian Church next Sunday
on the following themes: morning,
A bale Journey; evening, "Come
and Rest. Solo at the mort.iog
service. A special invitation is ex
tenaea ior ine eleven ociock eer
1 . 1 at a
vice.
We still have a few bargains in
clothing which we will sell regard
less of cost, to close out eitne, to
make place for Spring arrivals.
Schulmench Bros. -
TL .1 . .
ine Argus cannoi prim cornmu
n?ati,,n. !.l t.Ck
scriber," or 'Justice," when the
Mvieuuo Ui vl vl I D KlvU eJUU"
I""1, nft .r the .'uthor .13 w,th
ueiu. mis is ft ruie m an news
paper offices.
For Sale Re-cleaned clover eeed.
v. 1 .. 10. t r v... ,
. 1.0. j. y. y anuervei
den, Roy, Ore P.
address.,
Forest Grove, R 2.
48. f
- J no. V Raw oil nhtirmtn nf (Via
council street committee, will put
down two blocks of plankiDg on
1 ........ . U...VV1U,
namnn mtmi, nnr h nt i.innnin
the lumber n
pr0CUrM-
This ie a oood time to make
1 .
?nc J- W. VandervilJen,
Ztl
J.i
- -
1 rui. job. maran, 01 forest
urove, attended teachera' examina
tion this week, as one of the exam
- ining board
6
' For one week only, beeinnine
o.....j o i - .
baturday, 2 pounds of frech roasted
of peanuts for 25 cents, at the Den
de - 1 oweeia
W. L Nelson, of ScarnooBe.
... '
in tlulBboro. Wedueedav.
PROriCSRIOWAL.
F.A. HAILEY.M. D.
f hyairlan and 'urgHin
Offlre Beller-Mrican tln.-k. Utaira.
Kimins 12, l:i and I.V Kllnre.Hmth-
rm.r 11... ami -.,...! hi-.i
went corner Hairline and tr,-oiu Hlreeta,
Iti.Ui 'i'lionra.
S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otllo niMlair orThe rlt Drug; Ptore
KMnce Cut or Court Uooae,
In the corner of the block.
earaaaVMMeeVVVVVeyM,yM,V
JAME8 PHILLIP E TAMIKS1K, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suripon 8mthm Perino Rai!roa4 Co.
l'""ii"n i"
norm ws of Main Ht.. Hlllalwn., or.
eWeVVlVWASeWrVSrV
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
,lUlih vhoM
Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. K. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 end tl Morgan-Ral ley Block,
etrret. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREOOK
Owav . Saarfejr W. 9. Mmr
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Rooms I and t Shote Balldlna;
HILLSII0R0. . . UKEG0.1.
-
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN ET-AT-LA W
Jra.a. wBan ma, muaooro
rj , ,, .
vevvweseaVWVeee
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Office Cpataira, Bailey tfwrgaii Block
Rooms, iaas.
HILLSBORO, - 0SE0O5.
,''t'MrAtSMtrrt
TT7 m Dirjn -err
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
n. ...... o. . , .
I 1 rr - .
aiLLSBOB.0 OREOON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-I.AW
Morgan Blk, Upetalra, Roonta 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
vrerrrerrrr,ssVVVMVVV
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
I In Rear ' Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
FoftKST GkOVK
Phone, Ind. 9a Long distance, No. 34
Arrrrrr'rVVVVVVVVMWVVV
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and liceesed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
VI rlLi- HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
I .MiBU, ao.i
Phones: Pacitic states 501; Ind. Z1J
H.deuce phone: lodependent 243
,
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Under New ManaKeiueut
Rates, $1,23 to $2 Per Day
C. E. PRI0MORE, Propbiktob
SECOND 8TREET, HILLSBORO
Dr J R Marshall
Da R L Jeffcott
MARSHALL & JEFFCOTT
DENTISTS
We are Piepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Iquipment
Wehruug Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
C. F. LIBBY
Jeweler and "Watch Re-
I
- r):: o :.u..
AXCUaUlUfc il QUCtiailV
i r . t .
oatisiaction guaranteea
- Main & Third. Hillsboro.
Wall Paper
And
Paper hanging
Agent for the ALFRED
PEATS' wall papers, the
best ou the market. Sec
my Samples.
SEElSAMPLES!
W. H. TAYLOR
R. F. D. No. 4. Inde
pendent Phone. No. 515.
1 mile west of
HILLSBORO, ORE.
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of
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of
was