HILL8H0K0 AROU9, NOV 18 1 0
HATIVE SON MAKES
5
APPEAL OM MEASURES
In l r ,u,,u,,nK '"'"""'y
Woftd
jOAMiSHW WOBDSON DIVISION
To"
(Mbcr McMiirca Cuming up
Fjitr Ark'": W'll ,,M1 ,,!,'
jiiow m' hw in yur ln"Ml val'
Uiblf !1mT tOCOIlie iM'for.' (till-
Ull,ay,.l t Hlld VtltTH of) Wusli
injfUm t'ounty on Homr mm-iimuhs
tliat I voted n t the ,0111
( t-l.-ct in. Nov. K. und hh..w
wmtf n:i'nn tluit art- of vital
jniiorta!iv to the taxpuy.TH of
t,U coui.ty and u!ho all otli.-r
fountii'i f tw State or Orison?
Kirnt on tlit lit of iniMrlani v
in the 'H',U, f"r l,u' l,llrloM
of buiMirijr uii'liiiaintuinin kmn
which in my mind in very
jimiilo aii'l ''' lved. W'V
ihutiKl wi- Mtil'iKirt thin ineiwure?
We, at a" eliftioii culled I')'
trirtu "'' lime prcvimi to thin,
voted a fivt' mill tax for rK'k
rJ in a numUT of precinct in
county. Som' of tin- dilier
fntw'tionH have liecn c mini tied
gnd oiih art' in course of con
jtrurtion. Whether or not the
pad in pi-ojwrly built, in not for
me to Kettle, but in cither cone,
if the mad in pnrlv built, we
may continue on the Harm- lim;
if not. time will tell M,I
i)n'Hr construction will follow.
Hut to l ay for it U the vital
question with um; to pay ty tax
it once is aliniwt irnjMwuililu. No
pnc would vote a tax mi lurk'e.
Hut by l-'iidiiiK' and Kcttintf the
now , w e could pay the in
fi-rest without feci in if It much.
ml K'el the vme of the road to
help pay the tax. Vote ye for
bond.
Next of importance in against
county division by the State at
lanre. The riifht of the State at
Urk'e to vote on county division
in l sense is unconstitutional, as
it is, is taxation without repre
sentation. The counties interest
ed should have the Hole rik'ht to
vote on annexation an division.
Another iinixirUnt measure
frum an educational RUndisiint
in the County Hitfh School. You
an do no better than give vour
children a itmm1 education, or at
leant provide a mean whereby
they niik'ht attain it.
Another measure of much im
portance to the Jieople of Oregon
la the Ma to wide prohibitum.
Thin is a question of national im
portance ami Hhould 1' settled
for the liest interests of all con
cerned. It might U' U-tter for
the people of Oregon to U1 total
abstainers, but passing a law to
that effect docs not make them
W. It has leen tried forages
to reach a man's heart you have
to do so through a different chan
tiel than the law. The constitu
turn of the first thirteen States
wiys that the majority should
rule, ami they have ruled, and
Will continue to do so with the
. . ...
Uw. ns without It. At one
time there was a tax placed on
tea. that the ieople then of Ih
colonies. by a majority of the
district interested, thouirh un
just, and they refused to pay the
tax. That caused the Revolution
and later on the Independent
thirteen United States. 1 do not
undertake to say that by passing
the State wide Prohibition Law
win cause a war, but it will keep
up a continuous strife by factions.
hitch faction, regardless of the
majority in districts, will
striving to force this minority
opinion upon the will of the nm
Jantyaa long as the manufactory
anil sale is upheld by the genera
KWernnienL
1 undertake to sav that every
person in his own mind intends
h" lie just and fuir with his fel
w 'nan. Some of you have
wen called on to decide the fate
a human being. You decide
on the matters of justice. Then
this iiuestionof prohibition comes
"own to what is called Home
wlf. Kach city as a District
nus the riirht bv this majority
vote, to decide the question for
metnselves; it 18 the same nil
you would mete out were you in
111,1 jury box. Why not. then
mete out by the ballot 1hx one
ami all measures that will come
before you on November 8th in
like justice.
Yours truly,
James 11. Sewell.
. K. Kimyon, w ,o (.,. i
court rejM.rt. r in W'a .liinton
county, and th.- I t f t h .Ii'.lu-ial .
district, forinany jean, forth.
lirst lime in all hi ji-ars here,
h-arned tin t hill s hat Wa ,hin'
tin County can do in tin- niatN r
of raising appl.M. C. ;, jH
in the market fi,r it ai r.-a-f
of hill orchard laixh. Ihat can
ea uly he denned up and put out
to trees.
Sam Soreii'iini, ,f m ar Witch
ii i ,i t.i.
H.I..-I, rn-nnij IHii'liI a horse
for Jl'J.'i I miii a ehan hn i:ivi.
is name a, A. I.. Anderson,
ehterd.r, a Mr. .lones. of Mar
ion toiihlv, came down am
lelltilieil U:e animal iti Im IiiIi
lii to him.
Yotefi. attention A. C. Alex-
IMiler, til ron-i-t l,roe,
iiameil for c un ty eei k. but his
name i i not on t he haul, i on
Will t'et clean, ellieient service if
oii w nle iii his name thm "X
i. ( '. Alexander. " J. '. Kerr,
ec' y I'mhi. ( 'otlllliittee
FATALITY ftT THE
E
a. Ahiek. of c;i.Hcad.; iKks. nnr fi p i nnnn
isthevuestof Mr. and Mrs. I'. uUUUL LUUlJ fl. nUUU
1. I.illii'anl, oi near iiurei.
I divers of maple candy will
find various kinds just made at
the Hen of Sweets.
Meml i, Young Man Nearly Sev
ered I 'nun llody
WAS KIDISti ON AN IIIVATHU
lilhrrl Shaver, Acd U
l.ilc in Peculiar Manner
;
Jas. Ya'er, of West Hillsboro,
and interestc-d in orcharding, was
in town txlay.
Marshrnallows are troi njr well
nearly everylxsiy likes them.
We sell tnern at the Den of
Vearit, I.UKtH Sweets.
Tlie(!offee Club w ill meet at
the home of Mrs. J. C. Iamkin
Saturday afternoon.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
Prominent Pioneer, and Man Uni
versally IVcloved, Passes
DIED FROM ATTACK OF BBKiHTS
Wa
ill but i Week, and Chance lor
Wome was I'nexpecled
John N'yhir. cainlnlate for
immissioiifr on the Uepuhlician
ticket, was in the city vesti-rdav.
and tellt the Ari'ns that he re-
eived a telegram aiinouncin the
it h of his sister in Portland.
Mr. Nler Mated that he
Would attend the fuiier.ll oliSe
plies.
A yen t Vick'-rs has soM tickets
. I,
tack to v aucoiua, ia. , to Mr,
and Mrs. 0. 15. Johnin. who
iHVe been IIimmI Kiver resiilelit.S
for some tune, ami who recently
ame to IlillsUipi for medical
attendance.
R. A. W it hycoinl), recently of
'ortland, and who was manager
of the Portland, llu-h School
paper, was In town yesterday,
and is now located on tlm farm
near Fanniitt-ni. -
IV-.rn. OctolM-r lis. liipi, to Kl.
mer I.ila aui wile, oi ,aies
Creek, a son. 1 he vouiik' man is
ale and hearty and will proba
ly ! a naw mill man w hen he
Krow s up.
II. C. Carstens, of Hoy, was in
the city yesterday afternoon,
and dalled on the Arus. Mr.
Carstens was on his return from
;i Portland triji.
A. ( . A evan.ter. a onner
new spaer man ot rorest i trove.
and who was connecteil with
Mr. Yolk, of the News, was in
the city fhterday afterniHin,
.1. H. Walker, of bi low P.ea-
verton. and who Is oinnmeii to
uttiiiK' off a part of Washington
. . . .1 ..... . ....I ,
couniv, was III ioecu h jh-i.
morniiiK'.
I Kit) I II ik'Mi: PAkl V
f
enry ( iarrett. the acd lather
.1. II. (Jarrett, of the C. C.
More, died at thedarrett home,
October litl. l'.tlo. He was lsirn
years. In lwJ, he came- to
'""' " ir....L. f 1. :.u v.
in i oles County. III.. beiHcrnlier I Kiehanls. and alleges cruel anu : ? . , J i V.
- i i moinu n ii n ! 1 u 'j lm i t rvm r iu
flix.-il7 I4U HUM oa f V4 1 win 1 1 lJ
mininir exoerlences. and boueht
J. W. Vandervelden. of Roy. a tract of land southeast of this
was in Tuesday, and stated that city. He was married to Evelyn
the United have finished their Stewart, a daughter of the late
steam-shovel work on that line. Thos. Stewart nioneer of 1845.
Pure White Leghorn cockerels on March 12.1871. The widow
this year's brood for sale. - and the following children sur-
Hockmann, Wheeler
Reaverton, Orepon,
31-6
ivw. a i an eany ac, ne
moveil to Marshall County, the
ime .state, w here he was mar-
ied, in lsfd, to Hannah Welch,
io survives, and who resides in
ns city. Aixiut z. years apo,
ie and his wife moved to Oregon.
ie funeral took nlace from the
i i
uniU residence. Sunday, and ."Irs. r.
interment was in the ilillsboro Station.
.. . .. Riiil.. '
meiei J . I '"
I he following children survive .wjn Iittr. of P.ethany, was
nm: a- vv. ami Mrs. naran m i,,wn T,it.v;r .IV nftermKm. Mr.
oekwell, Pendleton; Mrs. Klla Hitter sav.4 that the lsvs in his
v alK
.... . . i i : n .1 . ..... l If I
I
Horse tor sale bay, d years
er, Warrentown, Ore,: J. Lection have, been very busy the
(iarrett. HillsUiro, and Mrs. Ii:LSt f..w wt...ks.
Myrtle ( arnes, oi Pilot KH'k. in-.
mm. I Il.xl lu t. I Ptakr. ioirtr
i'i t i r 2 w f io
MiiiilKoimiy Turner Id W A HcIIiii-
Ijlier, itVt a wr ft t ii r J Ixh
i mil miMiiw ruin ii'"KKi '"'" . , n:n.i
hh.I.hm Coruch.... 5K, COliri Jiafiors HI MUIMM.io, ycio-
Uiii iiriKrtt Jr io Wii.irn sirpii- Iter 20. 1010. County Judge J. Wr.
rix. 4 aetel art l'i I IHJ 5' GtHldin OtlU'jatill IT.
lint A ) lliill.lt to J li IMIlon, I
l'he young ladies of the Kighth
f t"., ,, of the I S mm 'lioois
Saturday evening entertained the
Kiys of the same classes at the
mine of Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Pun-
. ... i. tl:ll .1...-. Tlw,
l-Illl. Ill .Minil IllllMKMO. nil
veniiiL' was eniovalile with
eames and conversauon. i.ik.oi
refreshments were served. AUul
thirty were present:
I .Vnttr TiKton. .Sdpnia nrii'innn
l I....). 11.,, l'miKTi O'Onnor, l'i
W.l. li Ncl ir apkiMMi, l-.va Minn. n-'i
I'llntaii, W iiiiulir.l l'ltiimii
Hu'lmln
Iw-i. Inimti. Ilia. llrtllitiiK
fun! l.i'lit!, l.vnn lUUnnl.
.. ., L L I.'
(Jitll, KlV i OMr, i iii i.
r I 1 llll I'lHltr, lU'V
Hcth ('run
ninl MnM
Clif
lluntrll M"f
illins, Atlliur
Slifidrl, Kov
SiKlrr. Ravmnii.l I.li;f, Mill.ni lhitvry
it.ili A (in 1 .irniminn.
Mrs. Josephine ( ase. theteacn-
I Mn Duncan acted as
er.
One ot the leaiures
of the party was the initiation of
, 1 .1.1' I t ! i M11I1
COMMUNICATED
Kditor Argus:
inir snace 101
in
is
I'1. ( T. Kane was down from
the drove yesterday.
John Wilhelmsen, of Forest
(rove, was in the city Tuesday
Afternoon.
C. Algeaheimer.of neat Scholia,
up to the city yesterday
morning.
C. Vinhl onrl Ufifo of tiear
Jobe'a, were in town the first of
me week.
Two fine fresh cows for sale
0I a Holstein. Mrs. Louisa
uegor, Newton, Ore. 34-G
. 5. A. Plieth, of Tigard, and J
lv Dickaaon, of Mountaindale,
were in the city yesterday.
I write you ask
a few words
favor of I). 1?. Hurkhalter. cam
,!.!.. for county eommissioiici,
' .' .1 . .11
Mr. Hurkhalter lias an uw quau
Cent ions for a good commissioner
He is a man of all'airs. is a prac
lienl self-reliant citizen, am:
ihv the vote of any citizen
Althoinrh a Republican, I expect
... ,.i,. for him and can assure
all that he is in the highest sense
a man worthy 01 hum..
A Reader.
COKONI-K'S JURY
. 1,' r. 15i-own went to
V.OIOIiei 11. v .
ii..i.,..i; Coini. iv. swore a jui
1 .1. l flu. irround of the
WHICH ..,1,;,.
United Railway accident wh
u.,.1 ;., f'.vt. ileal lis. ast Wei
resuuvo in , ,
1 .; nm then the
r x"vent to Portland to
.,;. i i uu ics 01 uiu "oi,
,V... (J r identilication 0
r.iau 1 ' ... (V ,.eks were ob
me uve ,
...:.,.! nm the next dav
jury u.d a session at Reaverton
i "7..!.i...w.. wrns taken. It ap
" ""if. , n i he evidence taken
fore the inquest that there was
some yery careless work ellec ed
at the scene 01
from me
HTt Shaver, aged sixteen
ears, and a laltorer at the For-
t drove condenser, had his
ad nearly severed while riding
an elevator, Tuesday after-
n. He w as nrostrate on the
evator Moor, and was lookmir
own over the edge. In raising, hood om
neck was caught between terday.
Hon. Imis A. Rood, one of Ore
gon's noted pioneers, died at his
still inthehousemoving business, home on First Street in this city,
and if you have a building to Tuesday morning, Nov. 1. 1910,
move, see mm ior an estimate. t ,.;,rkt ,,',.1.1, ft, on ;ilni,aa
Andrew Heckmann, of near 0f but a few davs. dissolution
l.ethany, and lor many moons i(:mv Hue n RnVhfa iWmw.
Mr. lltxxl was lxrn in Norway,
January 31, 1837, and at the age
the floor aU.ve and the raisimr C... to the k-irr l.ivhKW for 01 w years emigrated to Amen
K.rof the lift I ie:.th was vour electric liifhtsuoolies. Sec- ca with his father, his mother
inoht instantaneous. Thelxiy was
supervisor in his section and a
was in the city yes-
o blame for the accident, if the
unts are true concerning the
id accident.
ondd'iorejtstof OescentTheatre. having passed away in Scandi-
II. Kennedy, of Hanks, was navia. The father and the four
ill II . . A it t
in tow n last evening, enrouie ooys, an very young semen in
home from a trip to Portland, LaFayette County, Wisconsin,
w here he disposed of a carload the year of their immigration.
of onions. Four years later Louis Rood left
Money to loan on real estate for California, where he worked
security. We sell farms. Try m me goiu mines, a iew years
us. The Wehfoot Realty Co. 'aa-r ne came v uregon anu
jjjsH),. i2tf went up into the Idaho district,
Catherine Richards, of Port-rnv'e '7 '"-o v, 1U e'M
.. vuora In 1X1.0 hf inmo- ta
ind. wants a divorce irom .. v,
HfcAL ESIAIK TRANSFERS
Old; M'X); broke, and sound and
I true. Martin Vandehey, at
county farm. Newton, one mile
Southeast of HillsUiro. 33-5
Wm. K. Tate and Mrs. Ada
Hurt w ere married at the county
10
65
John Milne, of North Plains,
returned Tuesday morning from
a trip to Portland. John remem
bered the Rest Room rund with
a piece-of-eight.
The Ladies of the Methodist vive:
Mrs. Thomas Humphreys,
lull 111 l uiivirw
W ! Datifitnl U V 1 Siiulrr, (.' a
fire I J 1)111
II kh.x'o to Sol Ha) a. tract III
I'aimtw, 4SH00 45
I'. Ki rr lo Im Hieilrr, xi.tix a arc 6
t 1 r 1 16
ommiii Aimrrr io .it niiui nn i-.uiuu, - - - . . . I it r ti j ti ) ii-ii.
I t. 1 Ml L:,.l. ....... Hannnai. Ilfo H ViH h!nru Hlll.
u ' a tec 35 1 1 r j w 700 cnurcn 111 serve i cihcm-ii ou- i m-im-i, v.v-. , .
ijoita Hultr ft al to Wm Turtnti, 11 ,u,r f,n Fridnv eveniny. Nov. 11. DOrO, Ure.tMrS. U. Lu CUU1S,
luu Siokra ail I-'utrsi (trove t l,,,,.i. ,.nrirr Qnnruir Forest Cirove. Ore., and lhos.
e m.ii 1 0. 1 1 i..,-ii.iii 111 '" u.uiu, ruuv.,
unit i, .uiiiti ... . 1 e r.-lil t., a '2 I r.
,1 1 ...t ,...i in 1 1 n 1 1 w iimo 1 run o.ou 10 O U IHPIH.
y 1 1,,1,,-U.ui tn C A Miihnslrll.
--I A IU . Olll IV K S I1JIH rt'l.llll -1 . ?..
4 lot in 11.1uu.ro. " ""r , judge ttooq was prominent in
Rood, with the Pacific Railway &
, o, Navigation Company, of this city.
Mrs. Jabez Wilkes has return- Pr. npnm:npnl- Tn
a T'tivin to h u Wortii, 40 a acc s euiiom .10 Wash ngton County, and for
N.rit 10,000 relatives at Muscatine, Iowa, ... . zM ' ru.
, , o K,,wK,e,,,,,. tract ani, also a trip to Okja Of course - o had succeeded
w m ltix ioc" 'c sicai;; Kit Z 3 she hkes Oregon best of all. himsJfJ He was decteU to the
Dwight Pomeroy and wife re- office in 1898 and served eight
turned this morning from a two years, giving universal satis
weeks' visit with their daughter faction. He became a Mason in
un in the Bake Oven, Eastern California, and later affiliated
Oregon country. Dwight says with Tuality Lodge A. F. & A,
that there s nothing like being M. of this city,
Of his immediate family three
i .1 Tin.-j f
Circuit court-Judge Campbell Droiners suryive-jonn
denied writ of review in the case Appieion v,uy, mo., n.mrew
of the Reaverton School District good. gS T
and the n unct on has been dis- 7 v,v -t""
ci o i4..(rmn takes place from the family resi-
is to pay all claims against prop
vs,
Comrliu ISuo
Win Kotib to Jiu Kolib, ins ml m
SVi'4 a near Ccntrrville
Js K0I1I1 to Wm K0I1I1, lua Intort si
in j.oj acres '
Aliulmm Altscliulcr to l W Marsh,
i do a arc .U I i ' 5 ,0
r nocaiiiH i" it . . i i, i. ,
vits HWHIS4 S ft l Hunk 600 graiiupa.
llriirv Vott lo Schranirl & l'avics,
limlirr 111 (Hl2nri. 1000
Ailoh li I'ollriilottel to same, timber
in arc IQ t 1 n r w 3o
K F l.ntuic to C. O lk-rtaron, I acie
s t 1 s r A w 1
Marv Sua to I.oruiK luiv, U'l 151
Hcaver.ol.-Kcc.lvmc a. y. , -; - " 2:00 O'clock. Judge KOOd WaS 3
m itiinu'r io j v. tini-ii, uMit 1 m i'.i. ii vuniii t. t'.f 1 f 1: 1 . . .: :
. . i .i. um.irn ...... :. 1 j i:u4., ..o man Oi steruiiK viiaiackeusins,
i-nun irsci .on " "'I cri v uivo veil. ivicoaiuo is, .. ,, , .1 1
K K ici.is .i, to K c u.irihu.t ct at, i;ic'hird d.u-ree of divorce. He was a sel1 wacatea man ana
trui'i in 1. a Sitarks donation 10,000 was wirtpiv read, aitnoucn nis
j 01 h Cionin to c K Nornr, 1 05 a Kobt. From, who has been un- opportunities for school in his
sec J4 1 r ' -;- :": " der Agent Vickers at the b. r. hmhnnd davs were not of the
U II llii 11 Hull IO J A KOWeil. 4 H ..- ii-ii. 1 .... r... 1.""'
.... vtni,..,! 111 u n 1 1 tiir rruiiivii .i.
,.1 Su-liolla. .. iioo uwu"i "l",""" v."-'. uesi,
t i.' iii.fim, I,. KiortMice K Kcott. lot months, has oeen appointea
lteiisi Hie liciiit- 10 agent and western union oper- public salu
to i-'ink- to Roi.en lunke, 40 a sec i . t Sutherlh. Oregon-near
Roseburg. D. E. Blackburn sue
Monday. Gu larger, a 16-year
old U)y and his sister, w ho resale
northeast of Cedar Mill, chased a
large black bear with a trap on
his foot, several miles. When
they had followed P.ruin to about
200 yards of the W'm. Lay-field
place the boy shot the bear.
They then went to the house and
finding no one but Mrs. Layfield
at home, asked her to help pull
his bearship to where they could
get him loaded on a wagon. Mrs.
Layfield helped them get the
carcass to the main road, and
Gus sent home for a team and
wagon. He was taken to the
Jerger ranch, and dressed. The
ear weighed 300 pounds ard wa3
the largest ever seen in that sec
tion. Young Berger feels very
proud over his prow ess as a bear
slayer, and the little girl, who
accompanied him, is now trying
her hand at cooking bear steaks.
Farmers in the vicinity of Bea-
verton, lieedville and Wheeler
are notified that the Wheeler
warehouse is now open and ready
to receive hay, grain and pota
toes. Will also buy and sell hay.
grain, mill leeu, sana, gravel
and cement. Give me a call.
J. H, Wheeler, Wheeler, on
Southern Pacific. 5
About 120 delegates from the
uoys Clubs of the state, and a
number of leaders and speakers,
will be in Hillsboro at the Fourth
Annual convention, which con
venes on November 25 and holds
until the 27th, inclusive. An ex
tensive program has been ar
ranged, and the convention
committees from the various
churches are busy with plans for
the big meeting and expect to
canvass for entertainment at an
early data. They request the
aid of the people of Hillsboro in
this work and will appreciate all
help tendered. The committee
wishes Hillsboro to make the
k)s feel at home when they ar
rive, and asks that all work to
make the convention a success.
I represent the Spirella corset
Make selections in your home,
where accurate measurements
can be taken, and you get a cor
set to meet the requirements of
your figure. Send postal card,
or phone call for appointment.
Mrs. M. L. Caudle, Hillsboro,
Oregon, Fifth and Jackson Sts,
Ind. phone. 584. 26-37
Paved streets are what you
you want, and then you will have
dandy little town, said
traveler, Monday. "Your busi
ness buildings are a credit to the
community, but your plank
streets remind me of the olden
days that are gone." It looks as
though Hillsboro can afford to
have decent streets the pnnci
pal thoroughfares, at least.
Just ask Emnck & Corwin to
see one or their new gopher
traps. Gets them every time
and there is no chance of shoot
ing yourself or running a spear
in vour hand.
Mrs. T. W. Wyatt entertained
a number of ladies last Friday
afternoon at her new home on
Main Street, the guest of honor
being her sister, Mrs. McCarter,
of Vancouver, B. 0. Light re
freshments were served after an
atternoon ot conversation and
cards.
PROfEHMONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Pbynlrln tod Sarffroii
Otfle Hallfjr Mrrgan bine. Hiwlair.
Rooms li, 13 ami 14. Kaldanc Mouth
wmt corner Karelins anil ttoivtiil Mtrwla.
Both 'fbonea.
S. T. LINKLATHR, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offioa npiUIrt ovorTha Delia Prtig tUot
final ilanos bat of Cotitt llouw,
io Mm eornar of tb hlock.
JAME8 FHILLIPK TAMIlMIK, U. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Burgeon Southern Paclfla Hailroail Co.
Consultation la French or Kniflmh. Of.
Una upataira, over A. Urosa' stortt,
north aide of Main Ht,, Uillaboni, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M.D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. Tli'llck, n
DR. ELMER H. SMITH
Osteopathic Physir iin
OFFICE HOURS
MomUyi, Wilnealays and Friilnys
9 ton; lto4; 7108.
Tuestlaya, ThurvWjra and Satunl.iy.t
7 to 8 p. m.
Llnklater Bldg over Delta. Both l'hoiu-i
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Rooma 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Orer Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGON
(N. A. Bmrntn W. . Ntra
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORN KYS-AT-L AW
Rooms 1 and t Hhnte BaHding
HILLSB0K0. . . 0KEGON.
I 2 r 1 w 11
11 1 it'ill linui iu i- n tm... j 1 .1 imLll
11 1 1 H111 ,1 innion 1200 ceeus llllll ill. uus iiatc. wu
r'a null's to w K I'riikcti, nx feet 1!ls many friends here who wish
s...re I. k 3 r' Vrov r...........4 mm suocess.
O W Mii'ppr.i IO IVH um
.........ie! n r A w wo
Pi.ttlHiid lleikliln Ketltv to C I: I nr. UWrtlUll
Kunielin, 2 lot rorllaim neiius
No. a
Same to fll a Aaiury, ""
tract
Olin l-onl U) r. Kftiarra, 10 a ir-
Lt in it IMace
Henry Olnluiiinii to Kn estine Cars-
tens, 37 Do a sec 1 t j s 1 1 w
Alice Wliee er to tUliei nocnen, one
acie near heeler
l. iiini Fishltniu to 1. C Oarritiits, q C
.. - - 1 . 10
M I M Hl-l- aillt n... , .. .. , , , - 1 ..
Alirtiham Altsclmler to D W Marsh, ty on his railroad ret'Ora. Bower- harrow, cultivator, heavy Burg wa
itniBfci5"rI,w 100 man iioonie claim tne usual Dig s. wBou, H.n.K -i.s
:.. m Mnv9ii6oa oDen butrev. cart, set heavy work har
m"Ku.V.; : 1 maouiy. ; ue all household furniture. 3 bedrooin
r( il I a u . 11 titui nni ....... . ri" (,- AAnrAnr ofill .
S M Sinvsei to 11 K Nohle, same as i lie eitiuiiv juiikc wnicav aim ,uitel complete, 12-H extenion aining
i 1 iHiius liii; it in ui nic duikc, 1 laute. amcneu utuic. uuuc v-uiuiun
ttiiotc-,... , 1 . , j I t . i:.t, ..,..;ia 1
I t Heard to j w iiams, 20.105a mr, seweii says ne is sausneu i ." ....c, w. H
Henry No'and die... " wifh the Outlook and SaVS he Eu'Pir,e cream "Pa"-. 6 to-gal cream
..'"! . i 11 t .u. In Willi llic uiiiiimri aau oajra ''c-. f..m tnnla nl niiinprmi!) olher ar-
j W iimnes 10 j -.. wi unonostionab y be elected. ,7i wTiw -n. Twentv
""t"" .. .. . l..J... 1 l:.. (Ua ,,M nn ' t i- n..i-: a .
dliuue vii'iiaiu nun 111c icimuuion 1 geese, o pairs icaiu uutii, 1, m m-
that everv "Ian Kuuner ducks, ana tome cnictens
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale at his farm 3 miles due
east of Hillsboro. and one and
one-half miles northwest of
lieedville, at ten a. m.Vl.on
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15
Roan horse. 12 vears. uoo; erav mare, 8
This week closes the Campaign, ym, 1400; gray horse, 10 yr, 1200; gray
10 The usual "yarns" may now be ni, io yis. noo. with mckiintr wit at
v,,..r.t..1 hut voters o-pnerallv s,;,ei D.lue n.e8.u ?' ml" ,u ulouu-
10 I 1 ., .. .. . 1 ,.A ed and graded jersey, an in mm, corn-
pay little atietHlon 10 ine uyera iug fresh (roul January 1 on; two heifers,
1 sent OUt at the last minute. t,acn 1 yrs, lull-blood Jerseys, with can; 4 nei
t;,.L-r nwL-inir Vionrtv plnims fer calves, full-blood Jersey bull, coming
Hand Wert admirers allege that he W
Will run very sironK ' toe euuu- tootn barrow, three-section steel drag
I have a 3 1-4x4 1-4 kodak in
perfect condition with both film
and plate attachments; a com
plete developing and printing
outfit: a portrait lens: and other
supplies. Can be had for $15, if
taken at once. Box 293, Hills
boro.
Lilly & Company.in business at
Gales City, have sued the
Sweeney Construction Co., for
something over $1,000 for sup
plies furnished. They asked for
interest on the sum since Octo
ber, 1909. Hon. W. N. Barrett is
counsel for the Lilly Company.
Fonr men wanted to grub.
Will furnish team, stump puller,
cable, power, etc., to right
Dentist
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, ft s, Morgan BIk, Hillsboro
JOHN 11. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offics Upstairs, Bsiley Mcrgsn Block
Rooms, i aal t.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
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Ornoc: Main Street, opp. Court Houue.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan BIk, Upstair, Rooms j, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Offlca-phonea: Facitio State 501; Iud. 21.1
Residence phones; Independent 243; Fa
ct rio States 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Class ,
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Trmietie Bldg. HlLLSBOKO, 0KK.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8(93, Modern
IVrvulman tf imarliM frnskAta atvsst-w firut
party. D. H. Willers, Hillsboro, and third Saturdays in each mouth at
Ure. . KOUte 4. 1 nree miles SOUth- their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit-
IICIIII" ....
lit I tt IT llros Inv Co to L beward.Jots
in McOiU Acre and Groves' Hul'ts loo
donth. lesti
f.iiiwnv men
Zwed that if there was any
. 1 . ' . vt iih l he car befon
fSSk it fatil W. they did
11 : I', u After heannir all
Eeeeth jury found that
t o iiffident and consei,uent fa
ta itwasthe result of nep h
S Se on the part of some of He
en nloyeos. The jury: W. D.
fflth Thos. Emrick, Joseph
.John Walters and S. M. lunstall,
riiiiiips.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby Riven that all
Ilillsboro city warrants of what
soever fund are hereby called for
payment at my office in the Com
mercial Bank, principal and in
terest, and that interest will
cease after November 3, 1910.
h. J. beweli;
City Treasurer.
Kdurar Ilannan, of Buxton, and
who has been engaged in con
tracting on the P. li. & N., was
down from Buxton yesteruay.
New Holland Milchner herring.
$110 per keg, at Greer's.
mmmithio mmiirniii Thar, pvprv
VVIIIUIIbVl V .111,111 w.it v..v , ... , 1
mon ,m tlto ti,.ttt i snfp Cornell mcuuaior. juo capatuy, uu
until x.i, .. nv..v ' I llMnn'll.u h,n.vl.r
Judirinir" from reports from t. J.
, II i n il I liUlllumuuvui
voters irom an sections vi inc
west of Hillsboro.
Mrs. Tucker, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. E.
C. Brown, departed for Ashland,
Thursday,' to join her husband,
who has engaged in business in
that thriving Southern Oregon
city.
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
ly invited toattend camp meetings.
S. U. KHODK3, Consul.
R. E. Haliikkman, Clerk.
fem mmmtmwm mmmm, m
I I. S. I0RS1ING
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For rent: 160 acres with 40 g Contractor "and '.Builder
vict yn nnlf nrof tnrt 1 Vil QAioa I ' iJ
i m
1 Laree Barns a Specialty
Ind'pt phone iji Rood's Div. y
I nnisDoro, ure., k. r. u. 3 u
mrmweM
county Sewell is making a much
stronger run than was at first
expected.
RI-IHJIU.ICAN MEETINGS
Terms of Sale-Under $10,
cash; Ten and over, one year
bankable note, at 8 per cent.
Two per cent, off on cash over
ten dollars.
James Borwick, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
J. E. Borwick. Clerk.
Hon. C. W. Fulton will speak at
the court house, Friday evening,
at O O Clock. 1 .ortSpViwnnHpr of bnvfi Moun.
Bowerman and Hawley are taindale, and one of the rustlers
billed to speak here next Mon- of his secti0n, was in the county
day. at i o ciock p. m. Tnw
Lan Kogers and Edith Kinton
Mr. ami Mrs. R Tt. Abbott r- The ilillsDoro DarDer snops were married at. Cnmplina not
turned Monday from a visit with will close, commencing with Mon- 30, 1910, at the home of George
their daughter. Mrs. L. A. Whit- day next, at 7:30 each evening Kinton, Rev. Chas. HotFenden
comb, of Portland. I except baturday. othciating.
acres in cultivation; lzo acres
line pasture lands with running
water; fair buildings; 6 miles
southwest of Hillsboro. Kuratli
Bros. 33-5
Alonzo Squires and Miss Pearl
Lingenfelter were united in mar
riage at Cornelius, October 27,
1910, at the home of George
Lingenfelter, Kev. It. D. Ben
ham officiating.
C. R. Bloyd, the machinist, is
prepared to do all kinds of ma
chine work and repairing. Can
repair anything from a penny
whistle to an aeroplane. 32-4
E. Piatt and wife, of Scio.
Linn Co., and Geo. Rigwin and
wife, of North Yamhill, were
this week's guests at the home
of William Wolf and wife, of
North Hillsboro.
DR U.r. HtlNECK, V. S. D. V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
Ind. Phone 09, Sherwood, Ore.
DR. J. B. NORMAN
Physician ad Surgeon
Office in
T AMI ESI E BUILDING
Calls Promptly Answered
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.