PAGE 5
MILL9B0B0 AR0U9, FEBRUARY il. 1910
lkd7 ...... Tualatin
KlKI Of ACI
Praia
i'ril
mi
l 4.1 rv tl
dilieratrI I
A" . . ' Wbof Willi.m
Stir.-' 'I'"!1'"' February
Brown went l
c P'". J"hn iu'1"'
I Crank I'uell. Kfiilll
..Urn and 'ran a
' v'',"l, "r
i ii annua""" . ....
bjJ 111
tUtll" Mil
III
mM CI.
J, railway ru.peny. lh. flndm,
j1b.lf.uii"","lr,""""';
Tu.uti...
U'.ltwj'" 'lu ""I'1"1"' ,'
ifv. L it..niii ttii ih t-'i'
j Jm I
. it ...... t f.j vrnta. a lol.IrM
i'mutl). thrafon, '',ur
Wa.)llllVlMt tllllO'
g '.Iiih""
. .. l-.il. .1
0 ... I.. If n.ila KHiltt of llir
L.UIi'l"". u" ,l" rtnitt.it . Krb-
r"'K '' '7
. I.' -, in.- l!lllo..l lu .
at Mlil
..I .,,.1 ..i.l.lllllitr l-.llill
1 wi.l Win J .Smith
tlr
l l-.ni at tnr tlMir
fcaivpaiui i'-l aiviaVntal.
! PUBLIC tALH
Tb uutrre m.11 at public
(iImhv. al llelveli, St
0 uYWk a m , on
! SATURDAY. FEB 20
ll(,,d nn.l; .r "" '
Jroct m.tr, tin cult. II luonttii i.l.t.
bel " "I' 4't'oS0
I tlt" " t)tnK ''"
ta"a. IS !''. 1 "'I' Kn. rail,
Mil ajulnf (' l'littut tmrt,
kttwk, r' " '""
knwkul. li'o. ittlt !'
n. H ill. It lrrl .l... H tacit rlllilnl
Bow. Ittlitih gti!rtt t. trtil riillrt.
btrl ttl!lltui. Ki'li llf.tltlli'f, ItulM
cuia tltt!rr ptintt ..tli lintfow. Mr",
.tiVn wr.lfr, .liU-tnl ItltfU f gin
Hl U 4 (ul'lal ll)'tr l wrmw - )'
tu. r"Mly 4" t'uml K'
illiC1lll, I Kt rcilct. :t0 krtllc,
wia, lttrl nil hof. ! 'rut.
I I 14; twtftl "I rt'lrf trg. H t uiit)r
Utttli, Hw Irttc (nt, Mttir oU,
brtt. kit ( lmiil. I II. l". I
ilii.ll 4. Kl lKr. ltrlrt
tut at m liU mt KMiie Iioiik hul.l
pU. Lunch Hi no 'it
Ttmiiof Hl l odnr tit'. ch;
110 oJ tirpf, I' tunrtlh' lit
btnkibU not. T t r-ol Intfe'i
To por crr t IT nn uttii ovff lid
(i. V Krett, Otmr
J. C Kufili, Aiirii.ttiifr.
Pler tin mm, Clftk.
Th KiiIkIiIi of I'ylliian tHtriatl
ttiPftlng. MiimUjf night, ttrll
ttnmlti! ami I (imi1 liiim ti j iyn
Tint following iru(riii rrinlr
l: VllCl (lllll. "HwimiI (,'lnvnr,''
Mff. 1h. Hthti'tiitif it-h; 1'iaiiti H
lwlion, Mm K J Hk1I, Vml
ulo, "Hong of lh llrt,'' Mr A.
It Bailor, Mm l,itikli.r -'c-mii-tanl"t
; tl'iarift, ' '(IrfoU Htm," Mrt.
VV. S. lUiiiitt, K II lUtr.l, Mr.
nil Mm. Ii. Hrhultiifrich, i h
Mrr lUilny Mci-ofu ntct, (iuiur
Hr.lt ('tiii-i, Arthur Mill..i,l,rrii'T
In lbs tthftiluw Ktinniiig cntilritt, lh
iirl wn wnu by Mimt Hu
Hnuiitly x it I Pitnon lirxnr. K. I,
MiHif, In lh ruin i, kiii-tioninr,
tutil" tltclilcil hit with thn rrowil
Ct U't rilitlw ithrit Wrr l-nrvttil.
Ar you icmly to hlt muiiii?
Hit ynu want lowii'r that tn-nU
tin lliawitig, pf mi It tdachK
ml 1 lh iiidfil Mitful at.il (
IimHIv tunii 'iwiinr in lh w 1 1 r 1 1 1 ?
II you !' ittat rill mi Kiiitiinil
lima, wliii liarntl lh '! j n
Thy lit" l tiikti who ill -1 1 1 r n
aliatt t r J mi '' If
Klhel titll, tnf rifl in V.itiliill
county In Marrh. r.M'H t i (lalvin
Hutchati". itk I r tlivnrc on It e
groutiila thai Iit liimhat.il lot k h'f
to loiTKlng ratiip, wiirio In In
cam lottry ami rrun to halh or
chang" hi ctnllipr; and that he
rlmwrd toh nco atnl ttpal ofr ev
rytt init in lh hu li ihn ciletil
that it k-i' lor I'ttfy (lauirift up
alier him Kim ante an intiTit
In a n.'l p!f' tf irojrtjr, atitl
rauinitioti of hrr maulMi tuttif.
Kalinvr alio Mianli-laml t.liailnr'
ami oala .r !. l '2 crtila t lh.
J Hrhriiilkr. imU an) a half
aUiva MnuiiliiiiilaU, on I 1 tuy
farm. Aililrt- t irnUm. Or., K
I. tin .Iti Ihoti I'aiili Hitfn,
(iUnco. 107. 4'. Til
STILL GOT HOMY
Sheriff IlanctKk'ii Force Uusy
Wrillnn Receipts
SUHl FIFIV tHOUSaKD KOW IN
Di) Ull.ttlta ti Val
tatloc't Day
Htrintly fancy Hard Wht Floor
II DO per lack at Kmmott Bros.
Carl Horenion wan up from be
low Ktwdvllls, Tusdav.
C. H. Krtjr wag in from West
Union yesterday.
;nuine old Utah Land Planter
at K. C. HartrampfB Feed Htore
Clark I'r iwn waa over Chebalio,
.Sunday, the gum I of friends.
Thoa. Mfacharn wait in from
Mouctaindalri, yenlerday.
K. M. Kyle and J. E. Bullivan,
of l)l(iw Cedar Mill, were in town
yeelerday.
Ladifi, free, at the Ilillbhoro
Hheriff HanciM k and force are buty
a nailrri rollfctiuir taint), and the
Krand total, up to lant ii)Kht, Ib bating Rink, every Wbdtday
M'l 102 71, aooordinft to Caahier
Frank Finn' balance ahi'ela. The
corpx waa not atked ai to the re
port in a county papur that over
2IMI.OX) waa collected lat week,
liut had they ripmned thetneelvee
no doubt thfy would "have char
iclenze 1 lh itatement ai absurd."
According to Mr. Htoti' balanoeB
tin collnciiotiB each day are:
I'rliiuarjr m ii
I'rl.iuary II ,. t.i? 0
I'rlirtiaty u 4,017 57
(rtnuaiy 14 . . . , 5.4 v6 iH
lrliiuty 1 j , 4,6yf 03
I'rlirtiatjr h 07
Krl.iuaiy 17 3,71 1 5J
I'd. mat y IS 3.533 34
rl.tunry .j ., 3,354 M
prl.iunry II 4,831 50
rVl.tuary 12 1.307 3y
Frl.iu.t, 13 4,545 oM
tirand Kret " f Ktrord A Heal
.oil Htinaoti ariivt-1 lal evening
anil went In 1 liro, to matin an
otlicial viail lo ( i It-ut' i Unle Nn.
.'2. KniKht- if I'vlhia Frank
(iranl. if r.irtland. aln fot ilb
thrin. (i anil l'rrUlr (ir 1. Hi hul-
tnerith and J W. Il 'ilin ac:itn
t,i,il ihmn frjiu llilll).ro. and
the loy ' lul in 1I1 puioeit 0:
the ttiM.ting and the hmintiful itt
m te ved hy Mr (io. llellane'
not fnrgft thai ihe R ibl liar
ii.im.f Kih Hlore i li'Catnl on
hlmk m1 if the Court Hoiim.
Main Htreet. on the Tillamook rail
war Wik, whrrn Mr, lUrtratnpl
will y plraxod to tin. I hit old and
and pew cuitnsnere.
Contractor K. M. Hie ha built
a Uging in orJer to hotel a eafe
Inlo lh nurvyor'a oflic. and to
the uttinitiili-d th limlier are Bug
g.alive ol aBCalftld Two yiut.g
nien on tlm corner wire nifiHiuK
it th other mornit g, and on
mnll.Untiallv lellitiit the other
.Ti,..'- .i..ra Uie air ia to he
a a) aa a m " "
K.
The l.atjrel li'etary nrity rl-
bated laat Haturday rvci.tng with
the KcholU tociety. and fjr the
I IJ 1 UDCl Pill) D IPT lacoDd time on their dbte. The
LljAfDO i UU .MOlhrtion undr anaiy.U wa "Re-
Bolved, That tne n. 01 ut-waru
Gaston Fruit Man Carries
Oregon's Proest
FICHT OVER OUB 1PPLE BOXES
Ort(ta Frail Growers da at
ttletl UglaUtiBi
Wiat
lulal to last night fAl'" 71
Stoit anil Office Rooint for Lraaa
My brick huilding, on north ide of
Main alretil, will be toinpletrd and
r alv f r occupancy on or bmt
Apt il 1. I'Ull In which will be
fur lead", two BluPt, 2 1 1 SO fret,
ei'h p a e glaaa front; lavatory and
toi c. Kltc'rio wiriug and water
fur lire prottc'ion in each room.
On upp r tl Kir are three large
double, e!l lighted and ventilated
ofli e rooiim. Every auite of rooms
bat water and lavatory. Also toi
If. and lavatory on upprr H tor.
Am now ready to n'gitia'e with
pnrtiee wanting any pari, (eicepl
iiig the Btudtn) or the whole build
ii g I ir in. e or more ye iri Call at
my ii flic, or write tn for parlicu
lar F. M. Heidel.
.Cuueo i Mau Mtttl.ig
hanged junl H otm a the Huir.m-1 lionai cj,urth
Sunday night at tbeCreecent Thea
tre a great niana mect'n g of ail
citit-m of HilUboro and vicinity
will be hidd. A great addreea will
lie drliverrd by Dr tl B. Pratt of
1'i.rilat d Note the rplendid pro-
. - '11 t. .1
giatli BilllgB wm,i vutvwu uu
lh rcreen by the etereopltcou.
Hong America.
Hong-All Hail the Power of
Je-tH Name.
Anthem bv Choir of Congrega-
Court piM on the appeal."
Then
HatiJ Con. irt.
A CJinced wa givt n In Polt'ii hall
al Tualatin Friday evening. Feb
ruary ISth. by Winona tl ange
BtDil A targe crowd w in al
tendance and et j ')ed lh mufio.
Tfait liaml ha Un organizl only
l Jr and U doing fine work, with
Mr. Murt of 1'urtland eider
and the people of Tualatin can
boaal of one of the Wet bands in
Washingtun county. Th fallow
log program wa rendered:
Gram! Man-It II" ml
Otrttu.tr, t'hiK-tilalr Swrrta... Baml
Drtaitu u( rhil.lli.Kjil Mott Ttio
Uuatlrillr
Mtrrn.lf , IU111I
CoertttWalti Mi.tl Ttio h , rwiv(((.
Rut tjui-rii Miwurka Hatnl ' ,.-t..b It
utrrtutf, Hliinotr I"i
l'tun of ii tury, Ivrtluic. . Mutt Tin
rmg anil liancr', l.iltlr Swrr-lltrarlJIaml
Coldfu llouia Wain IU111I
Hi.nif, S. rt Home ltainl
Half Kifiht cowa, coming
Marrh 1 and onward. All
ratila. eooil Block, and in
,.liiir. II. Biaelow, 2 1
wrxl of Laurel, Ore. U. K
A'MA
For
freeh
young
g 1 Will
tuilee
I). I.
Miintnuima Lvli!B I O O F
ha jul rrieivt-d a banilmmie n" LVf)ning 8((rv ceB for ihia meeting
paraphernalia !r irnrw " -
1,. that Iheroval lobw
of Meulik areeclijnel by the splen
dor of Iheotl'.fit- Theibgree team
i .t.it., 1 ii,t nvHf v atndicant for
tn naiiru'-x
ii ir.it..aahli will now get l)i
lUU ITl"""'l -
(iirl'a (ijartetU "Vote,
Pf-T." .
AddreB ' D.tllan and leaU,"
by Dr () H- P.alt.
. .-i . at ty -
Mle tiuartetle ong, "ueecue
the PertKhing."
L'l everyone come 'o thta meei-
. -It L J.ll.kl.. wl
tng 1011 Will oe ueiiBuw uu
inelrucled. All ctiurcnea Giemiee
night. 4(itf
Adolph Bieeriet ia home from a
trip into the Montana and Idaho
country, and will be here fur a week.
Money to loan on real estate
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku-
ratli Broe , Hilleboro, Or. 21-tf
Born, Feb. 23, 1'JlO, to. J. H
ileneley and wife, ililleboro, 1
daughter.
FraDk Zuercher, of Scholia, waa
in town yesterday, pausing through
from a viait with relatives at Cedar
Mill.
Get your kale aeed at the Depot
Store1 Twenty five cents prr pound
F. W. Walt h, First St., near 8 P.
depot. 4'J 1
Abram Stoller, dairying and
ranching near Cedar Mill, was up
to the county seat yesterday, and
called on the Argus.
Hot coffee and doughnuts, pie,
or cake at the City Bakery 10c.
When you come to town, call in.
Main Street, opposite Haule Bank
Mitts Laura F. Jackson, a daugh
ter of P. M. Jackson, has been
granted a certificate to leach by
the Multnomah county examining
boatd.
John Pape, of near Shetwood
and who is ot e of the heavy tax
navera of his section, was in town
yesterday, satisfying the tax col
loclor.
Dr. J. P Tamie-ie was in Port
land Tueeday evening, the guest tf
Wallace McCamant. who enter
tained the Hons of the American
Revolution. The doctor reports
splendid meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. James Miltenberg
were in Portland last tveoiDg, at
tenrlinir the wedding of William
Parent, a turner HilUbore reel
dent, to Miss Louiee Scott, of the
Rose City
Andrew Heckmann. the Beaver
,lm mail nutter visor, was in the
nitv vMUAniav. Between handling
thn rnada and his Fnedalty of
pruning ftuit trees, he is having
busy time.
W. H. Jenkins, the genial trav
eline nassenizer agent for the South
ern Pacific, was in town yesterday
meeting with patrons of the com
paoy, and calling on the Bfepa
per fraternily
Wilbur K. Newell, representing the
Oregon apple growera, leaves in a
few days for Washington, D- C, to
protest againat National legialation
ohanging the aie and conformation
of apple boxe. The new leiala
tion ia being fostered by New York
fruit men, who find the Oregon
apple the Samson of the Eastern
market. New York packs in bar
rels, and wants legislation that will
ork a bardihip on Western fruit,
as the Oregon apple makea a fine
display in tbe box pekages.
Mr. Newell ta thoroughly con
versant with his aulj-ct, and will
no doobt get the support ofih"
itire Oregon delegation in both
houses at the capitol-
N Tunatal, Chri Yuoger, P Scta
tnoker, J j Nuabamuer.to U R. By
riifht of way...: -
Frank ViDcent et al, to John C Vin
cent. 160 a and 2 Iota in Middteton
Jordan C Hnwer 10 u.rence amucr . , b m ftod
ei at, ngiiiwi wy w. .w. ....... l -ii
Augusta Lierman to uoaouaoai, izo
a aec 14 t t a r 1 w
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
baa More Effect I'pon a Man' Ac
tiooa Than Fear of Punirhmnt"
The aflirmative aa taken by Roy
Heinwk. Win. let'cr and U F
Heineck, and the neuatiye by Ir
lie Moote. Mr. Fieke" and Luther
Miller. The jndg-f felc'ed were
Daniel Chamberft, C. K Kindt and
Fred Anicker, aid they dw.ideJ
that the Laurel trio, the two Hi-in
ecks and Mr. (1 e'ter had the lient
of the argument, ar d Lsurel went
home rejoicing ovt-r the Btcocd
victory.
Utah Land Piaster for Bule by
Schmidt A Kuli;ch. Oni cMoad
baa arrived. By buying now you
will save mtny. Utah Lnd Pias
Ur. 112 &0 ter ton. LrcaWl at
Elmonica Station, on Org n El c
trie. Vinit our general uierchau
diee etore. Our nutta, - (jtuca
sales, email profita.' 40 oO
John Maddins;. who has been on
the Emmott Bn. frm, Houib
Tualatin, for rniny mnn'h'. h tn
move to town, a the ros have
sold their ranch The fc.rm con
sUts of 130 acres and the Emmott?
naid about fo.ClO for it a Un day
go. and, thrfUgh the I -job Land
Co., sold it to the ntbpr dav to Da
vis Brothers, of Paiifadee, C1 ,aiii
Hiod Rive', for $ I3 0!). mski.'g t
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
I'hyHlrian aud Surgeon
Office Bailey-Morgan hlook, uptt'.
RiMiina 12, U and 14. KeiiilencKuiilli
ml porner Itvteline anil bevouil Hlrerta.
Both 'Phonea.
nice little nrofit. Ihe DiV.it 1. urr.
r
Palisades sold hiu p-'nca ranch re
centlv for 11 000 11-r ac e. Tr.e
1 w . . - . .
are sub-tanual peijil", r o mil t
a credit to the omrnnrityf Tby
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEOM
Otflce n(itaira oterTha Delta Vrug ttim
Ktaltlruo Eaatof Conrt HoiiHe,
In tbe corner of the t'lmk.
JAMf'.S FHILI.IPKTAMIKSIK. M. I)
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hnrgeon Bonthrrn Panltlo Railroml t'n.
( oimiiltalioii tn rrniicn or hngliNli. tit-ti.-e
iipntairs, over I.. M. Hoyt C'o'b. atom.
nortli Httle ol Vain St., UillMlioro, Ur.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 atfd 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. Tlillcrrn Orn
WVrWrrWTWrVrWM
DR. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent I'Uone
jOUKNCO. OREGON
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
John Pearaon to weatetn Lumber
Go. Ho a t 2 n 1 4 w 10
John Pearaon to Western Timber Co
7lo a aec Ur4 w . 10
John Slavin to Etta M ITankiuaon,
lota 0 ana 9 anncuuyvrr iraci...3iuu
John A Hank et al to P L Willis et
ala. 13.350.Q5 acres in iuiamoot
build anoih r hau on the tract.
A fine dairy or f'uit ranch of 80 ;
acreo. about 2 iuilee from Unitsd
Electric; 30 acre in cultivation,
about 5 aerps of be vrd am, bal
ance in iKiibfr Bfd p.Bture: 3
horse?, 9 cow, 12 ehoats; plowg,
cultivator, harrow?, eepnrator, and
and Waahin(!ton cottntiea....i.o68.076 t housr-hold goodd except the tew-
ini machine, in f:-.ct pverythm? lor
IG.000. Dart cash. Irabrie .Land
Co
The Rebekahn of this district will
hold their annual district conven
tion at Foieet Grove, Saturday of
this week. As the local ledge tt
the collfge city is noted for its hos
pitality thtie wiil hi things doing
This district comprise tbe lodges
from Giston, Forei-t Grave, Barks.
Scholia and Hillfboro. The lodge
from this placs will put on the in
itiatory wurk.
To whom it mav concern: The
Watkina Remedy tuan U unavoid
able late this eir. bit he will
Ii.n.her & Mclendv Co to John A
Ilaak, saute as attove ....oo7.on
SI J Brown to R E Bateman, 30 acfea
Wm Poe donation ooo
Investment Co to Jamea H Duncan,
18.06 a Haiel Brook Farm 1000
Lillie Hensley to Joe Flora, 8 acres
Bohart's sub-divnuon .-iooo
J V Benson to Frank Waller, lot in
Benaonic Heights 10
G W Priest to R F Feemater, 15 lota
Tualatin Valley Acres 10
Investment Co to Alexanuer Auia, 5
a Aldetbrook Farm - 000
I.aora J Colburn to John Schroeder
Lbr Co, 160 s sec 6 1 1 a r 5 w. . . . I
R K S.mpson to G W Bondurant.
6.?8 a east of Hillaboro 3x
Chas Sidwell to Detroit Trust Co. 160
aaecutsnrsw 10
Fred Colfelt to E F Mack, tract in
blk i. Tualatin - - o
John Klink to K R Norton, lot 14
Rooms 10 and It Morgan-Bailey Blnok,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILL8RORO ------ ORECO
C0O. R. Bmglos W. B. Harm
BAGLEY at HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-EAW
Booms 1 and i Shnte Baihlln?
HILLSBOIiU, . . OKEliO.N.
rWyVrVWWtrWWrVVVWlW
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
B-ooms 3, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, Htllaboro.
and ,5 VWgTnU p.. .Z tW you soon, ja-t th, urn.
John Herb to Frank E Qrindel, tract
sec 36 t 2 n r 4 w
does not run a cut rate wagon
nlead uovertv. nor trada for bull
1 r
BM Guiles to F W Phillips, lot 6 Lin,-hiit be does Bell tou a fine
.Vi'V'rr-Tn-.'-Vt remedy. Wait for the Watkine
1 2 n r 4 w 1 1850 man Z. M. LaRue, Foreet Grove,
Anna C Erkie to Mrchta Tr & Savg a Oregon. ! 0
Co , 159.66 a sec 4 1 1 s r 5 w 10
Jno W Burris to L F Carstens, 120 a Mrs. Corry Hubbard, ot Inde
sec 19 1 a Bt3 - 3600 nendence the chief executive of the
... T 11 Xt-mA UIhu.,1 eaR n... ...
u w n.uMc.1 w . - - Oregon Eebekahf. roaao ire an
I TUDDer QOnailOD M iwu v . , ... ., tt:l,l
..7... "n 1 t xi . .a nual oinctal Yistl w s:n' inunwru
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Offica Cpataira, Bailey llargaa B'o-M
Rooms, 1 and a.
HItLBBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrics: Main Street, opp. Cuurt.Hou.
HILLSBORO OREGON
WWrWrrWlVrVrfVWV
a lota 1 and 1 c X Tucker dona-
Miss Anna Hvland, daughter of ch r Haii'toTE CampbdV. j5 a
To Contiactora anil Bulldtra
money wiitlti.
A carload f genuine newly
....ntitirturid Hetculea slumping
1 1 inn noon .iiuii m.'i , , ,i . I1 I llntu nl
t r tu.,,1 1 ...iw.lf r tiuiie by the ' l'p ni
' ' , ' I. . ' ,.f Francict'O,
mm rv .11 mil b V'-a -
11 iihlHUinoueH 1
'11- it-..
E B.irwii'k, Iteeaviue, o..
1 vv V.,tk. i.f sou h of Reed
ville, was' in town today. When
1, a .iii- vearH m i t"
I wii-h to huild two or more good
housea on my addition in Hillebo
ro. and invite builders who are will
ing to acoept first class lots as
part pavntool, to can anu eee me
at my tflice.
Could also use Irom fiwu 10
12000 worth of lumber and shin-
glee on same terms.
E. In. Ueiaei, ninsooro, vto.
Card of Thanka
to our many friends and neigh
Thm HUnd of Beaverton. was
out the firut of the wetk, the guest
of Mrs. Kmil Kuratli Miss Hy
land was formerly stenographer
with W. N. Barrett's law otlice,
aod is now with the S. P. freight
offices in Portland.
Married Edward W. Abraham
ol Yamhill County, and Ruth O.
Pitv. rf near Gaeton, were mar
ried in this city February 21, 1910,
at the CbriHtian Tarsonage, Dy
Rev. M. V Horn. They will re
side on their farm two miles South
of Gaston.
1 he Portland buyers were pay
ins 9i oents for pork on foot, Tuee
day, and it looks as though there
should be a good prom ior nog
raisers.
sec4tasr it 400
Eli Grindel to J W Burris, 1 aec
.1000
15. 1 1 n r 4 w
Joseph Tanger to Rheinhold Kruger,
50 a sec 30 1 1 s r 1 w i
Georgia Hughes to Washington Co
Ag. & Livestock Assn, 31.00a new
Forest Grove 6S63
Jas r Newberry Jr to J S Lilly, 1.16
lodge, laet Saturday eyenmp. A
large class wa? initiated, and after
tbe cereniouies a pplendid baciiuel
was served. Twenty-tight ru-m
bers of the Forest Grove Ldfie we;e
iu attendanca
Mrs. E. C. Brown uVpartfd for
Tacoma, Wtteh , the last of tbe
week, accompanied hy ber litt'e
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Ilei Creek '. 100 daugh'e. Dulcina, whom Eh' took
Elizabeth Bieland to Anna D Knit-
tell. A lots block 3, Midleton
L L Crawford to Guatavis lltnea,
11 a6 a sec to t a n r 4 w 394
Wm Boecher to H G Doddridge, lot
iu Greenbeig Height! 900
Laura Porter to C B Stokes, 8 a in
Stokes douatton -
PUBLIC SALE.
PUULIC SALE
IID Y V. . .,'. I I " " . . . . . ... " 1 . .L 1... 1 ,..
... ... trji. IM'T ',0 ,n ' . tMira: We wltu in inw j county, uunuo n." " 00
Tburmlay, March 3 1910 al 10 a.
U . one lulf mile wei.1 of Phillip
aobool h..iie, I will well:
1 Hark Unit H vimm nl.l u pU'llt I KM)
Ihl.; 1 liny iiimr, 6 yrara old, wrighl
looo lint; 1 Ktay horar, y yrirs old, wrighl
1100 Ida; 1 cult, a yrant old; I llioioiigh
hrrtl Jetwy row, (rrh Mittcli 9; a good
cows, Imtli frmh; aijtm h farm wngon,
uwl at urw; hiii-k, giiiHl aa new, with
Hi tip l.llKKy, u ItlL'll plow, 14 Imh
plow, fci lu.ili harrow, gmiil a nrw; iliac,
Wowrr, 1 liny rakra, nrw liny nike, cul
batur, 1iiiiiimiii wjth iJ0 fi.' Inch tope, 5
to 6 tuna uiHiit hay, 100 liu., white Hutu,
aie pulittiira, ai-t ilimble harnras, gotMl
addle, hoiiathold fiittiilure and other
"Idea too iimuerotiH to mention.
Termtt of Hale 10 and under
c"h; over $10, 0 months time, 7
Pr cent, bankable note.
Nto BiliH, Owner.
U'nry Kuratli, Auoiioi.twr.
of IC2.8S In "'"fy lhe untJ
demandn.
ir... c.uTeam. lurneps and
wagon; 8 and 10 yeara, 900 each;
..hi .... 1 with or with . ut out-
Wl 1 eeil irn.i. , .
t , it on- entire outfit,
1U. 1 1 -- ,. .,. ....ta
Iniiiiire Climax biui, .
.Itl.l
'it'
22r.
Iwiro.
u.rVln.a at tb I'uited Evangel
lcftl chinch nex Sunday, .U
m-S BU,f 'k'm Mira Millet
. w i welonm, Iho-d,
airinir to bfcotne tni'iiihers
For H.cheap-A finely bred
. . 1 L,aun n i l nan. "
renlHiereii "
thank you for the great kimioese,
h.ln and svmpathy. in the sick
ness and Bad loss of our little son,
Mr. and Mrs. u m. rope
HiilHtwro, Ore., Feb. 23, 1910.
FOUND AT BETHANY
I will sell at publio sale at my
late Dlace. first bouse East of the
Years ago there were Qreaon Electric sub-station, 1 mile
many swine raised in Washington East of court house, at 1:00 p. m.,
oounty, but the last few years has 0Q
eteo a considerable decline in ne SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 56 :
production. Steel ranee, St. Louts manufacture, cost E Eventt.
Tell VOU how to find UB-we're 73:So; a heaters, 4 iron lteaus,
on Second st.eet. just a fo doort W - - ".udTrf
south of the postt flice, and eand- ouieUold furniture, and other articles.
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
oaBh; over $10. one year'd time,
bankable note. 8 per cent, interest.
R K. Simpson. Owner.
B P. Cornelius Auo:ioneer.
to Dr. E M. Brnwu, for a surgical
one avion Tie? returned home
Tuesday eveniug, a- the knifa wan
considered unnecessary.
Horse and C w fjr , Hale. Horse
cominc 4. uubruko. weiaht f b.iui
1.300; will make 1100 horse. Cow
will have fourth calf Mmch lfitb;
good milker and good te i; gentle
Gerhardt Goelzi, Corneliuf, Route
2, South of Cornelius 4 miles.
Mrs. John M. Brown and Mis?
Emma Everitt returned homo t-v
day from a month's vii-ut t North
Bend, Ore., with tneir nio-ner, ai
.inhed between Vaugbt's grocery
and Patterson's furnituie store, and
just across the street from Wiley s.
Ahove our door ana oeiow
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary iu uulsboro. sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVEKY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Otlice phones: Pacitie States 601; I tut, 213
Residence phones; Independent 2-13; Pa
cific Slates 4SI.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do Hih Class
Dental Work. A New OtEce with
Modern Eanipment
Tamiesie Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
our
A place to get thoroughbred Brown window the sign reads, The Deb
Inborn aod White Plymou h 0f Sweets. J
" ' . ... i KM aa I .
Bock mb", tor Beutng, irom , . pomeroy, a Bon onranE
I 1 T ...aantin Dal 'HI . . I 1 J
winning oiras. 1 Ru..uv.-.- Tomeroy, and whose motcer aieu
factim. 1 nave mur u. u few days ago at Kamian, laano,
1 t ttrll Anil (r.ulf AV 1 1 . . l M
Rock cookereis - f" wa8 $n town yesterday, ana siarioa
trio, while
every
Harvey-Pasl y.
Mr. Matthew M. Harvey and Mrs
u.,o, J PaaUv were united in
hile they last. 0r,e3 on his return to Idaln, where he ia marriage, Wednesday.February 23,
T 1,1 be BB 1 BaV. I , 1. .1 .....l!U tin.mau 1..... . .. : l .fiU. K.;.lo
reiiiHirirru , - -- .iilrr" every onu rv.. , n , eDiiRMi ia ins uiwuauHn muoiuvo. rJtu, at ine icsiueuua 01 iu uui
'rom We.l' herd; hei ' m" ,Meuiber of Oregon Poultry and Pet Mr" Pomeroy WftB ralBed at Cor- in HilUboro. Oregon, Rev. Cook,
.ire, Quee..' I'"l-"f' "",,' 8lock ArB'n.-Jos. F. Saun ders, neliuBi and was well known in thtt of Foreet Qrove, officiating. The
near Faimingtou. Address, i iima Pi,nllU1(l) Oregon, R 2, Box W, in- geol-on ftm babyhood to man- Broom is weH known on the North
boro. dejendent Tel. Bethany 1. 4tl . . Plains, and the bride is a very es-
RBX POPE DEAD
R, (inn of Mr, and Mrs. 0. M.
rope, of thiH city, departed this life
ounday night, Feb. 20, 1910, at the
Rof 12 years and 1 day. Seven
eku ago he contracted piuuimo
and made a brave fight for hie
', but was compelled to give up
'bastruKRle. I(J jeavHS t falber
B(d tnnthnr. twn brnllmra and one
islet, beetle a hot-t of friends to
B.A .D Meek, of "''.M.
u Mil VHHLtrt.inT ,v
poe, wftB in io in-
United Ihb ncenuy ueeu
in and arouna ni p'
Our
for nu n
to buy
STALLION FOR SALE
at the
, t ii n...i.a atal- debate saiuruay rvouiug . ...
d io.aI Tmnorled Belgian Btai- i , . .. , , m. ;,ia Aa
aruutii r a3Kv... r - ..; i,t ihia unrieuan cnuruu. i
, ,,,..! Packard shots lio i fur Bale, tour yearB old vnia whiskey has caused
;t."l. n.,3 to .,.1. 8,,, Sr. " "J :xTdilv
'hi .i tr Cn bie.-anu eney u.... ---- -- . arT BroWing niceiy. A nice
,lB(, Wyait A U parliM owning are !6o old brarj J being fie up for
J. H, Collier, of ohollB h b n hand fnd wi,l .ell at a barga n ' .
a . nat (tltn Itl IIIM"" I T Ktr A II Itll 1UUUUV w
nasi w.ek. UeBtiH has 21 catloaus ,( & w Re6dvUle,
' . . , . ..It tn null
01 UW I'Uii . . i t . . j tiri.A.t liM n I . j .. i.. .u. n.n.ta nub
chickens enolosfui Btriotly lancy nara w una. u;ftBt, ana myiwo iu.
lame oonsittnmeni t aq per pac at amuium ll0 to can at uto dvu.u,
itl. t. t nA Phraical timable woman, well known both
Culture Club held an interesting at Glencoe and HiIlBDoro.
Striotlv fanov Hard Wheat Flour
$1.50 per sack, at Emmott Bros.
G. W. Hines and wife, ot above
Banks, were in the city this week.
C. LI Brown, of Crawford, was
in the oity last evening.
The band will live a concert in
Crescent Theatre, on the evening of
, Or. 48.3 W.H.Taylor has received bis
Jas. Louden was down from th
hills abive Blooming. Monday
morning, and enve the Winter hat-
been a hard one on potatoes in '.hi
ground and on Wiuler sown grain
C. Certain, one of the prosperous
dairymen of the HilUl-tlo section,
was up Monday morning, payir g
taxes. While in the city he etHeii
on the Argus a few minute's.
Grant Mann, of near Cornelius,
an! who has an alvding fuith in
handling first-class registered stock
in his dairy, was down to the city
Friday.
Fred Schomburg has sold his 10
acres near JAo'u 'Crossing. He
bought it a few month ajo, aud
cleaned up $500 ou the deal.
C. E. Kindt, of Kinton, and who
is secretary of the Scholia Tele
phone Co., was up to the city the
first of the week.
Sam Moon and wifr, of Center
ville, were in Saturday; their son,
who is attending sch 10I here, re
turning fcr tbe usual Sunday vieit.
N. S. Prickett, of Bmka, and II
B. Dauchv, ol Ureenviun, were
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modem
WooilniHU tf America, meets every first
ami third Saturdays iu each mouth at
their Hall iu Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
ly nivreu 10 aueuu camp niceiing.
S. G. Rhouks, Consul.
R. E. HaU'KRMAN, Clerk.
Ketp yor
, ki. ...M..,,. , Jrt '-rrEz; r m :z : . , ? 1
oiinuay Bonoot teaooer uu oi poinj . n,,in UD '".----- , f jor t0 tne Liiooy jewetry
Vd ttAnighlB of King A.- to buy.-Kmrick A Cor win. hlf , u, evBnt a j 1 store, an J inppect the handsome
patterns. Patterns ior everyuuuy,
and some of the BwelleBt of manu
r.ntmA. This is absolutely the
largest Btook ever brought to this
oity, and is up-todate in deBign
. . ! . . - .h.1il.
and ieoorave 4uJ"
wall paper from New York alid th M..nh 17. Pronram later.
Main Wall Paper Hung Free-Ingrains down to tbe county Beat Monday
Barber Parlors
FOUR CHAIR SHOP
Finest Quarters in the city.
Everything New.
Regular Bath
Shower Bath
Give us a call. Baths open
Sunday.
C W. NELSON,
Pythian Bldg, Hillsboro.
ur, Demies others, remembered Miss Martha Luok, wno nan o MWB iimen -;h.t
Wnby lauliful floral ofleringe. ZZ& for several monthR, !b ing They wish to announce hat
funeral services were conducted by " n extended vacation, on Fliday QlhfteJ
M. F. Horn r..0.n. nt .hu (-hris- h?' 18. ' ,1." Nnrth PlainB. -ill give a birthday party to all
witn ner tma.-, . L. " non le of UilltbJro,
Jn church, and the remaiun were
wen to Portland for cremation.
ArgUB and Journal, $2.25. I Wyntt A Co
people
itel ti
f Jiair OI W. Drdovra..
a iL art m n rw
Hard.heat "'"rr'lk at which promise, to be the social
.1 " ..... a. M I. ... J
and Moire pa pere on all orders of
$5 or more purchased trom un,
within one week Irom tnta notice,
.ill he hunt free. Our Btook is all
new and up to date in designs. J.
Morrow. Paper Hanger na ieoor-
tor Store on Main street, nexi
door to Connell A Co. Phone,
Bell 19C; Ind. 347.
Garden and field Bteda in bulk
at Greer's.
G. W. Morgan, of Vinelands.was
down to the city Saturday, contrib
uting to the tax fund.
Montgomery Turner, of Banks,
waa down to the city Saturday
morning.
Girden seeds in bulk, at Greer's.
"The New Testament Church" is
the very important theme, at thn
Christian church Sunday morning.
Sermon begins at 11 o'olock, com
munion service following. A full
attendance ie desired. No evening
sermon, as the congregation unltet
in the citizens' mass meeting at
the CrescentTheatre Bible school
at 10 a m., Young People's meet
ing at 6:30; good music. You are
wanted at all thf bs ee:viceB. Mar
ion F. Horn.
For freBh' fruitB, chuioest ard
freshest candies, etc., Bee Koeber.