Hit
flUHK LENOCKER
SHOOTS ED NAYLOR
frlh mh'" Wuhman linn
loittiiilt SuliiJo
Tl)i whim: not m discomkiu
Otitic SfJ KcvoUcr Bulltl Inlu Say
or' AbJiMtK
J'r;nk I, rKK'kiT. u North Vain
lull rum hman, ami win hat Uvu
Jm-nl f nm li i liorne fur wu r
a tt.cH uftT :isiinr Ui lit
in whrrv hv )iu! Itch
(hrw" '' Mantlml Lars. n,
Kent t l'rv.st (IroviMin tin i u
nil) tram, titnl Kiting out to (In
K'l. N ay Ir jnNTty ailjuinin
Nalir' ir'v', ftt KI. Na.lr
in thr atxlumcii. unil th'ti nun-niitti-'l
Miiiritli liy hlntinir li"i
mlf thro'itfli th' lirjul. tin- kill
ia.Mii rl-ar tlirmitli tin- nku!l.
!w tin ti'inplf. Nay lor, who
was i-o'ist-ioiw whoii found, says
Jnotktr, whom ho iIim-h nt
knu. nimi to It i H luirn ami told
hitn to throw up his hands. Nay.
jt,r told him ho would not. and
Jtioi k r rvplifd tlu.1 ho would
mak- him. l-onookrr first tin-d
tivcr Naylor'rt hoad, urconlmi? to
story, and the noxt nhot jH-tii'-tratd
Naslor'it uUIonun. .Sav
ior f I 1. and ITukrr took a fow
utejii into tho hrunh ami lirod
thr hall into his toniilo. killing
liiniM-lf instantly.
Nt-ihlmrs hoard tho thot, and
I Mi Travor found tho wound
rxl num. and had m-iKhUtr sum
miiiK' l. and ho w ascarrio I to tho
Traw rn homo. That ovonitiK' ho
was takon to Portland, whore
pr. t'oiToy found that tho l.ull.t
hd (iiiin turod tho intostinos in
to I'liu-o. Ho ntnovod tin-nus-Hiio
and ttH-ratod on tho un
fortunate victim.
That tho motive w 4 not rob
in y sooniH to U- thtf it'omral
iijiinion, hut tho rval rauHoof tho
jueauit is not fathomoil as yot.
o!iiHkr ha-Hawifoand two
childron, and ho is said to !
worth mvoM or oik'ht thousand
dollars. Hitf liormtitir relations
har imt l-n j!oasant, it is
paid, hut it is also avrnvi that
Nil) lor know ncithor the fcuicido
lnr any of his family.
I'oronfr I'.ruvut wont to f orest
drove, and .summoned a jury,
uhii'h found thul l'mrkor came
to his death hy suiddo. ufter at
temj tinir tho lifo of Nay lor.
I'M. Nay lor in w oil known in
WVst WaliinKtri County, and
he is rojiutod to U worth thirty
or forty thousand dollars, lie
has Urn a hrtftlcr of Anp'ra
k'ats, and took first tri.e at the
Alaska-Yukon Fair two years
k'. Ho has never inarriod.
The 1-oronor'n jury: Wirtz.
foreman, Ira Hampton, Al. Sex
ton. 11. J. Tortor. J. 15. .Mat
thews and John Wilhelmson.
Tho physician rofuses to er
mit Nay lor Uj talk of tho shoot
inir. and outside of the first
rtatemont of Nay lor. that tho
man ordered him to "throw up
hands," nothing n to tho mo
tive has Urn rovonlod. When
Nair is nhlo to talk, if ho ro
covers Hulhcii'titly. ho will proU
Ily toll of tho rircuittHtanoen
which led up U) th shooting and
nuieide. There w a.s evidently no
attempt at rohU-ry.
Naylor still lives and may
Tenner.
AlCTION SAt.H
Hy order of the County Court
the unilersi;no(J will soli at the
late residence of the late John
Marsh, near Centorville, at 10 a.
m., on
TUKSDAY, JANUARY 3
KrKilrml turttl mtr, broke to mlf of
'lnvr; atlcltliiK Cult; 5 yen oll mrrrl
Hrr,r Imm Iinrnrn, net IiikI" I""
Omt; .Murlrlmkrr n((0". jV. ln K""'
"I'"1'. 5 lii;h K'U'le JrrwT k . '
IWi in I'flini.fy mil j ficll in Munli,
5 li-ifrr, i yrui old, ine with clf
ytmUnt l'lfr; J-rl Imck, l'Kv 1
loin ol rliop, loo limlirli ot, mlkv
plow, McCoitiiitk l.iiwlrr, nil lll
inlrtri in kiiik farm in trhliirry H't
I xrcilirl at mle.
Terms of Sale-$10 and under,
cash; over that sum, 'J months'
bankable note, at 6 per cent in
terest. Mrs. Frances Marsh,
Administratrix of the Hftato
of John Marsh. Deceased,
(i. W. Marsh, Auctioneer.
Antone Hermens, Clerk.
1. C. Cooper, of south of Cor
nt'lius. was in the city yesterday,
and called on the A now.
J- K. Zimmerman, of beyond
dlencoe, was in town Tuesday,
returninjr from visiting the
pood Hoads convention at Port
hmd, Monday.
Ik'ad in December Sunset
Magazine, San Frnncisco, The
Explosive City, Superbly illus
trated in four colors. Now on
sale all new stands -15 cents.
NOTICR
Any dogs caught trespassin": or
chasing sheep on either the J. A.
Imhrie or the Mauzey farms will
be killed forthwith.
Fred and L J. Hamel.
Dec. 6, 1910. 3!) -41
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crushed hy tho trair;. j r.
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l.uther. AteireA- Jack.
cow and S .!. ( ia I'lA ay.
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With thi- a i.- i.t of i?... rr. . i
the .ntreetn t.U.e had a da', h,
coatu; of earth f..r
atid hut wt k atid t .-!:r-t i f tr.
present we f A a vr-at d u of
cleaning up. ( !. a w cek would
keep the p'.aiikif.tf fr.-e from the
accuiiiulatiof.s, and r'-a'.-y he!;,
the api-earance of '.. c;t.
Harney or l'e-rnard Mt;''T.
whoniarned Frances lie!! in ..;.
city m l'.".. J.ide Harne- of
liciatsi v', h;is sued for divorce
down m Portland. He allow
thai Mrs. Metv.-r p!a fully shot
him in the jaw with a revolver in
Nou'inU-r and he ohiocts to s a h
dernunstratioiiS of fofijUk'ai lo'.e.
See the tine .-t'sk of "!Uik
conilis," at l.ihhy, the jeweler's
place. No hack t'.urrihers al!
iiew and freh v''ls. direct from
the factors ; and (lee Whiz!s-e
the I'm
and jewelry of
inds, which he is a!:no-t x'w'wt
away. ..-tf
Mrs. F. H. White, who for
some oars has 1-een makir.ir her
home with her sister. Mrs. 'r
nian. of lliilslioro, departed for
Satihiejto. Cnl., Saturday l.ist,
where she will visit with her sis
ter, Miss Julia Putney. She
k'oes fur the Umeht vi her health
as Well,
Wanted: Married man to take
care of 'S covss. (iil wacos.
house, garden and fruit. (exl
place for man wanting steadv
work, l'or particulars, wnte
Itox 111'.. Kotite 2. Hi!!sU.rv Ore.
The Timber Tiding will not
publish tliis week owinc to the
fact that ur.e Cynss. of Portland,
has predicted the destruction, or
the end. of the world. We ex
pect to have a full account of the
catastrophe in our next issue.
TimlKT I Ore. ) Tidings.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Scwel!
.mil ilaii'hter. Marv. are visiting
in (Juldendale, Wash., this week.
Mrs. lmogcne lkith also sptu
the fn-st of the week in the Klick
itat citv. where her huskmd and
son are engaged in the news
pajKT business.
Clerk l!:iilev states that Dan
Cupid was not u-ry busy last
week, not a single marriage
license having U-on grantiM. A.
Dan worked overtime during
Novetnlier perhaps he is takings
rest, getting ready for the Holi
day crusade.
Just ask F.mrick .fc Corwin to
see one oi meir ne mt''1'
traps. Cods them cor time
mid there is no chance of shoot
ing yourself or running a spear
in vour hand.
Cnnner F.. Hivwn had a
busy day Saturday, what with
ii... 'in, most over the dead slayer
.. i.,...-..t I'.ii.vennd the investi-
ill I oi v
gation o! the Japanese oao. ot
licavcrton.
For Side A few nice tl'.or
ri,i,.-...l While lkrhorn owker
els for brooding purjHvses. - John
Koiclien. f near osi umm.
Address. HillsUro. Or.. Iv. 4.
Mr. ami Mr. Fp,r,. of
Lents, weivinthectty tlusvuvK,
guests of their daugliter. Mrs,
( Wnr KelsilV.
'V. H. ioltou has tvturmsl
f i,. 1 l.-w wl Kiver country
I llllll ll.v . ;
Welch's Camp "heiv he has
been for his hcaitn.
i .i... i i..;k- of nUwe Huxton,
tlUIIII IV. ,' - .
.. . .i.,n to the citv luesday,
and went out to l.eisy ille during
the day.
A S Hendricks, the Cornelius
merchant, was in tho city rues
day, ami culled on tho Argus,
Leave your order for tbo
daily Orogonian at McCormick s
Music Store,
A W. Pike, of Pieiw erton. was
up to the city the last of the
week.
hi
GRAND JURY MAKES
IIS FINAL FINDINGS
ki I hat a new I'.uiMin
Crutructcd n I'uor I arm
be
k ( ok ukiif.iuNbBrni.miLTs
Tik Crk nl Cniicitni it Koid Di
trxl l.i(Kndilufc
I h.-
!a-t
,'fh-A
jury finished itslalx.rs
and submitted their
r- ;.rt. After inquiring in
cha''-s of crime, they re
1" trui- hills and 2 riot true
A jjfrtion of their rej-rt.
y a.:
port
ri
n m . o, ,rri)r;ous. louows-
"I hat we have examined i n to
,'. conditions of the county
"r farrri
d find th:
buildings
a v.-ry 'li.apKlaV'l and unsaru-
ry cor,
hlion, arid on account of
conditions, and the wav the
t'-i;ld.r:g is constructed, we U-
eve that it would tie impossible
and impracticable to remodel the
t'iiidir.g in -such a way as to
rorm to the reeds of the
'-our. iv. Vxe wou I. therefore.
r,,1,".rr,er.d that a now buildir.ir
istructcd. which would not
ad-juale for the present.
b.t al.v for the future needs of
l'e eountv Wt- found in the
,ntv pir farm ten inmates.
two ft-rr.a.e.s and eight maieS.
One- of the former is verv feeble-
m nd-d. We would recommend
hat ho 1-e er.t to the home for
f-bl.-rr.ir.ded persons.
W'e have alo examined i.ito
'. e
..
cot.'l. .ior,s oi l!,e oiuces in
cour.iv court i.oiw. arui una
cers courteous, and the
apparently well kept. '
Th
n
follows a resume of tl
ie
report of Max tVandali. v, ho has
. . '..!. i the U-iks of the othcers.
Atiich. goes to bhow that there
Ai re no dixTepancies of over a
or . and tr.at public
moneys nave Been turnea over in
'onar.ee with the rep.irt. They
1m- sme changes in system.
as r-fiini men. ..lea nv r.xiHTt i ran-
iMr. Crandali's report.
w;.:cfi is rnaue a part ot trie
-and ; rv's report, w ill le pul
he-J in full next week. I The
j-iisitorial body then goes on to
"In examining the condition of
the county omces. we tmd that
then.- is insutf.cient vault room
for the pn-pr-r care and preser
vation of the county records, and
that we viould recommend that
larger and better vaulU txi con-
.-tructevl in the county court
house for the preservation of the
our.tv nx-ords, as we deem the
resent vaults entirely too small,
and inadequate for the present
needs.
W e have also investigated the
collection and disposition of taxes
collected fir road purtKises, and
rind that in some instances. jor
tions of the general road fund
have Uvn taken and given to in
dividual road districts. This prac
tice we condemn as vicious, as
we leliee that all the money
collected in each road district
should Iv exjumded in the dis
trict from which it was collected.
We wish to thank the othees of
the District Attorney and bhentl
for the assistance they have
given us m our examinations.
(Signed! S. Paisley, foreman,
Tell Soul. L L Crawford. W.
K. Curtis, Otto I'arson. r red
. . . a . 1 .it 1
U. Anicker. m. J. uregg, i utk.
fok sew bank:
The Wehrting building is now in
the hands of the contractor, .
C. .bvn of Portland, and he
will make the structure modern
in all resinrts. There will U1
thrxv great plate glass w indows
on tno iHVOiia street siue auu
two handsome plate glass fronts.
Cement floors and tiled entrances
will add to the apjarance of the
building. Hoods will be placed
over the doorways, ami uie
1 1 i L ,
cornice w ill Ik1 re-arranged, lhe
outside of the structure will be
plastered with cement, and the
fourteen offices upstairs will be
ivachevl by a front and rear
stairway.
The hanking room will be 25x
dt. and w ill have two vaults, one
for the general banking business,
and one for safety doixisit boxes.
The fixtures will bo the latest in
ivMiikiior. manufacture, and will.
ho the finest yet installed in this
section of Oregon. Steam heat
will W used, and there w ill be
hot aiul cold w ater in the bank,
in the two storerooms and in the
upstairs offices. When completed
the block will be a credit to the
city.
The stock holders are: W. II.
Wehrung, Dr. S. T. Linklater,
11. T. Bagloy. C. A. Wehrung.
Mrs, H. Wehrung, J. C. Hare,
F.mil. John C. and David Kurat
li. and the capital stock i9 $(")),
lHX. Mr. Wehrung states that
the bank will bo ready for busi
ness by robruary l.
M.S I'RIiSENT FRHE
From now until Dec. 25, I will
e-iv.,,. larire 'JSe holly lwxof good
stationery to every one buying
one dollars worth ot goods.
Mrs. 1. Hath.
C. D. Famham, of North
Plains, was in the city Monday.
hn Iker Sr. was down
i in .-n , il!-. Monday.
W. K. Smith, of South Tuala
tin, was in town Saturday.
C t a handsomo Xmu present
free at .Mrs. I. P.aths.
Sam lLu:fety, of Mountaindale,
was in the city Monday morning.
For sale: Six fine Rhode
Dla' d roosters, at tl each. C.
II. Mltch-ll. Sith Hillslxro.
U iS-i
Week
isit a
Myrtle Putler departs this
for Redmond, Ore., to
sister.
Hoy t is going to give scjrne one
a Christmas present. Ask him
who it will k'?
N. ('. J. Christensen, of near
I.a ir"l, was over town, Monday
afternoon.
iirl wanted for genera! work.
In iuire at City Restaurant. Sec
ond Street. Hillsloro, Ore.
Pa'rd's store will Ik- open eve
nings next week, for Christmas
buv ers.
Judio Goxlin attended the
flood Roads convention at Port-
and, Monday.
Imjierial Hard Wheat Hour,
$. r s;tck. at Conneli & Co.
Kvery sack jriaranteed. 37tf
Co- ). Meacham. of Mountain
ale, wis a county seat visitor
fueS'
iy.
I still have a fine line of burnt
wood and pierced brass pieces.
.Mrs. I. Path.
C. 15. Buchanan, of Cornelius,
and who is interested in the
warehouse and commission busi
ness, was down to the county
seat Monday evening.
For sale finely bred young
Jersey bull, registered. Will
sell for ?.5Ti if taken soon. Write
for particulars as to breeding.
hi. F. Watts, HilLsburo, Oregon.
'ire broke out in tho new res
ilience ot a .Mr. Westrall, at
Orenco, .Monday, and only prompt
action saved the building. The
fire caught from a wood box
standing near the kitchen stove.
The Schiller a 10 cent cigar
and the (irand Marca, a two for
a quarter cigar, are what you
want when you buy a cigar.
Kept at every bar in HiUsboro.
Ask for them.
Hon. W. II. Wehrung is home
from his trip to Washington, D
C. and is superintending' the
changes Uung made on the Weh
rung Brick Block, corner of Sec
ond and Main.
L F. Wilkes, who has been in
Montana, as Examiner of the
United States surveys, returned
homo the first of the week after
being in the upper country since
last spring.
Andrew Heckmann, of below
Bethany, was in town Tuesday.
Heckmann says the Germantown
road from his section into Port
land is now one of the finest
thoroughfares leading to the
metropolis.
For sale: Team, weighing
about loin) each. Inquire of
John Simpson. 3 miles south of
Reedvilie. P. 0. address. Bea
verton, R. 3. 40-2
A. C. Winney. of beyond Glen
eoe, was a county seat caller,
yesterday. A. C. has spread
more paint than any other eon
tractor in the county, the past
few years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cecil, of
Ontario, were in the city the last
of the week, guests of Mrs. Ce
cil's sister, Mrs. Henrietta Frost,
and also guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. T. Bagley. They departed
Sunday for Salem, and will visit
in the Willamette valley a month
RememWr the masquerade
dance at the W. 0. W. Hall.
dlencoe, on ednesday evening,
December 28. Tickets, S1.25,
including supper. Spectators,
zo cents. loeue s orcnestra.
Four prizes will be given. Every
body cordially invited.
Scholls and Kinton people are
interested in good roads, and the
following delegation attended
the recent convention in Port
land: Ferd Groner, A. B. Flint,
L M. Hesse and C. E. Kindt
Messrs. Groner and Kindt took
part in the discussions.
Don't forget the Coffee Club
Bazaar, in the Corwin-Patterson
building, opposite the postoffice,
Saturday. Dec. 17. All kinds of
home-made fancy articles suit
able for Christmas presents,
A Christmas entertainment
will be held at the Kinton school
house Saturday evening, Decem
ber 24. The program will con
sist of songs and recitations and
an address by Judge C. E. Kindt.
There will be no tree, but candy
will be distributed to all. Al
are cordially invited to be in at
tendance.
Helvetia road meeting D
Wenger w ishes to notify the peo
ple ot road district No. 19 that
there will be a meeting at the
Helvetia school house, at 2 p. m.
on December 27, 1910, for the
imriMise of voting for or against
a special road tax. Mr. Wenger
thinks that a two mill tax will be
the limit All taxpayers are re
quested to be pressnt
,
COUNCIL IS URGED
Mayor I la z ley Sends in .MMsage
Asking Public Spirit .
HE APPOINTS VARIOUS COMMITTEES
No Maribal is Namtd as Vet, There !$
inj Si Applicants
The council had a meeting Mon
day evening, and Mayor H. T.
Bagley sent in a lengthy mes
sage advocating the spirit of
progrtssiveness. He exhorted
the council to use every possible
means to make Hiilsboroa better
city, and to exact a spirit of im
provement from all points of the
compass. He outlined the neces
sities of a business administra
tion, and appointed committees
as follows: Water and light
Hartrampf. Houston, Boseow.
Street W'. D. Smith, Kuratli.
Heim. Sanitary Heim, Boseow,
Hartrampf. Park - Boseow, Har
trampf, Kuratli. Finance-Houston,
Kuratli, Smith.
No appointment for marshal
was made, although there are
six applicants for the position.
A lew of 6 mill3 was made for
city purposes, and a half mill
was levied for park improve
ments. Just how much this will
make w ill not be known until the
state commission fixes the value
of railroad property in the city
limits.
The street committee was or
dered to see tnat necessary re
pairs be made at once; the re
corder was instructed to notify
the water and light system that
they must live up to the contract
for adequate supply of both wa
ter and light by May 27th next;
the street committee was order
ed to consult with drainage and
sewage engineers, and see what
their charges will be for engin
eering work necessary, the re
corder was instructed to report
all defective ordinances, and to
get a metal case for the city ar
chives; the fire department was
asked to report the condition of
apparatus, and present needs;
and the committee on lights was
ordered to report on status of
present lighting.
HILLS BO RO HIGH SCHOOL
Monday, after the school meet
ing, Directors lamiesie ana
Shute spent some time in visit
ing the various grades. We like
to see them come as it shows
that they are interested in our
work. Come again.
We had a fire drill Monday,
and judging from the order with
which the pupils left the build
ing, we are sure all would go
well even in case of a real fire.
At the meeting Monday, it was
decided to add manual training
to the present courses, the ex
pense of apparatus and equip
ment to lie met by a special tax.
Hillsboro High is fast working
into a first class school. Watch
us, Z. 0.
CONDOLENCE
Jericho Lohe, No. iSj, t. O O. F.
Bmks, Or . tKc tl 1910.
To the officers an 1 trembes cf Jericho
Lclge. No. I. O.O. F:
Your co mm ttee on resolutions 1 1 con
dolence lesjjettfully submit lhe lol'ow-
ng.
whfress. The Supreme Ku er 01 toe
l'nierse basin his infinit wisilom rr
moved from among us a wor.hv and
esteemed member Bro. Dusne Harvey;
Therefore, be it Resolved, That in the
death of Br. Harvey we have lot a
worthv member, the home a devoted
husband, and the community an honor
able and te-pec ed citizen; that we sym
pathize with the sorrowing relatives 10
their bereavement, and commend them
to the loving care of "Him who Doeth
a!l Things well."
Resolved. That a cory of these resolu
tions be spread on the minutes of this
Lotlge, a copy to be sent to racinc lwu
Fellow and to the home ppers for pub
lication, and that the charter of this
Lodge be draped in mourning for thirty
davs.
Fraternally submitted.
C. W. Dodson,
W. E. Davies.
G. W. McGraw.
Committee.
NATHAN B. MEAD
Nathan B. Mead, well known in
Hillsboro in the eighties, died at
Gresham, Dec. 13, 1910, after
being an invalid for several years.
He w as aged 69 years, and was a
native of Minnesota. He came
to Oregon about 35 years ago,
and for some years conducted
the Hillsboro Hotel. A few days
prior death, Mr. and Mrs. Mead
left Grants Pass, their home for
a number of years, and went to
Gresham to visit a son, in the
hopes that the change would do
him good. His wife and the fol
lowing children survive: Mrs. T.
A. McCourt Dayton. Ore. ; Mrs.
Bert Barnes, Grants Pass; H. V.
Mead, Medford; J. H. Mead,
Grants Pass, and T. G. Mead, of
Gresham.
The remains were taken to
Medford for burial.
See my line of Christmas nov
elties before you buy. Mrs. I
Bath.
William Cimino, of Tualatin,
was in town Monday.
The Young Peoples' Missionary
Society, connected with Grace
Evangelical Church, of this city,
are completing arrangements to
conduct three missionary orator
ical contests for a silver medal,
in the near futur, at Cornelius.
Hillsboro and Orenco. The con
testants will be young ladies
from the three places and from
various denominations. The fi rst
contest will be at Cornelius. Fri
day evening, at 7:.'H in the M.
E. church: th; second, in Hills
boro, at the Unite! Evangelical
church, Friday evening, Dec. 30,
at 7:30, and the third, at Orenco.
the date to be announced later.
No admission will be charged,
but a freewill offering will be
received. A cordial invitation is
extended to the public. Watch
next week for the names of the
contestants and thetitlesof their
selections.
The annual mask ball will be
Riven at Hillsboro Hail on the
evening of Saturday, Dec. 31.
The usual prizes for the best
waltzers and best sustained char
acters will be given. There is
much interest over the prize
waltz affair, as there will be con
testants from all over Washing
ton County. Toelle'3 orchestra.
40-2
State Game Warden R, 0.
Stevenson, in his report for the
year ending Dec. 1. states the
total number of cases where
there was violation of the game
law at 2&". The total amount of
fines imposed was in the sum of
$10,035; bail forfeited, $100; fines
remitted. FIM; suspended fines
unpaid. $200: fines liquidated by
sentences, $237; paroled fines un
paid, $50; number of acquittals,
7; number cases dismissed, 5:
cases on appeal, 3: number cases
now serving jail sentence, 6;
number sentences suspended, 1;
and number of persons paroled,
3. With all expenses paid, and
with the receipts earned by fines
and the sums received by appro
priations and from licenses and
fines there still remains the sum
of $55,107.31 in the treasury.
The Time Saturday, Dec 17.
The Place the Corwin-Patterson
building, opposite the postoffice.
The Girl a member of the Coffee
Club, who will take pleasure in
showing you something nice for
a Christmas present
Supt Case has compiled the
school district census for Wash
ington County, embracing those
between the ages of four and
tw enty. He reports males. 3,763;
females, 3.373; total, 7,138. The
total of last year's census was
7.020, and the census shows a
gain of 11S.
For sale: I will sell my regis
tered bull, Holstein-Friesiarr, Sir
Salma Alameda Dekol No. 48,064,
or will trade for good work horse.
Is gentle, quiet and gets 70 per
cent, guaranteed. Address L.
C. Cooper, Cornelius. Ore., or call
at ranch 3 miles south of Corne
lius. 40-2
Forest Grove's city council has
voted a tax of ten mills on a val
nation $628,950, exclusive of rail
road property. This is the limit
as allowed by the charter. The
Grove must expect to do some
great improvement up there this
year.
Chas. Boy, of Bethany, was in
town this morning, and was
closely watched by his Bethany
friends to see if he were in to get
a license for that reported Christ
mas wedding.
William Bell, formerly of Tual
atin, and who has been teaming
in Portland for several months.
was in town yesterday. He is
now living on the place near Tua
latin. Mrs. Bersen, mother of Mrs.
T. H. Nissen. died yesterday,
near Scholls. Deceased was
aged 68 years. The Jack under
taking parlors took charge of the
funeral.
Workmen commenced the re
modelling of the Wehrung Brick
block. Monday morning and ex
pect to have it ready for occu
pancy by February.
Mrs. L A. Whitcomb, of Port
land, was a guest of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. L, Abbott and
her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Morton,
over Sunday.
Hon. Ira E. Purdin, of Forest
Grove, was in the city last week.
He has moved to the farm after
several months residence in Port
land. When in doubt about what to
buv, go to Mrs. I. Bath's store,
you can soon decide when you
see her Xmas goods.
J. W. Conneli went down to
Deer Island, Saturday, on a duck
shooting expedition. He reports
a good shoot.
Green and red Christmas deco
rations, air plants. Xmas tags
and Red Cross stamps. Mrs. I,
Bath.
Dance at Hillsboro Hall, Sat
urday evening, Dec. 17. Toelle's
orchestra. All are invited.
Lincoln Geiger, of Cornelius,
was on the streets of the county
seat Monday afternoon.
Thos. Fowies and wife, of
Mountaindale, were in the city
Monday, attending the funera
of the late D. O. Quick.
FRorewiosAt,
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physir ln tod Sirjfi.,i
OrHe Biiy-Mrrfn bm,-x, i p.tjlm,
Rounis tl, U ami IX KmLUhc .- 111th
m4 comer Hawllnaamt eroo.! X'rwla.
KoU 'Phoow.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND oL'VGEON
OSee nitir ovrTb IXU I; tti
Rwlilnw Saatof Court
In ibm oornar of tha t:
JAUIsmiLUPKTAMIESIE. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SUKCEON
Snritaon Bootharn Pacing Rjilw Co.
and also of the Oregon Electric lUilrewd.
CoimQiutioii tn rraoeb or E ig i.h. O
rio upatairo, ln the. Omont ill KUIg.
north atd of Main HL, HiUabortj, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phon. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. ELMER H. SMITH
(HteofMthic Ptrysicido
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OFFICE HOURS
Mondays, Wednesday and Fri lay
9 ton; I to 4; 7 to 8.
Tuesdays, Thnrtrlays and SitnHayi
7 to 8 p. m.
Unklater Btdg orcr Delta. B,th fhocej
DR. W. E. PITTEXGER
Dentist
Rooma 10 and U Morgan-Ba ley B !..,
atreeu Orar Dennii St. re.
HILLSBORO OREGON
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HILLSBORO. . .
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, & j, Morgaa Blk. HUIaboro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Offica CpoUira, Bailey Karyaa Block
Room, 1 aa t.
HILLSBORO, . 0E260S.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LA f
Ornci: Main Btraet, opp. Ct urt loune.
HILLSBORO OF -,GOi
THOS. H.TONGIE JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-L W
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room j, a a id 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and Ucese5 Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen jears prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVI.3Y CO.'S
ST A BLK No. 1
Office phone: Pacific SUtea 50.; Ind. 213
Residence phoned; Independent 2i3; Pa
cific States 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Clam '
Dental Work. A New Ohuce with
Modern Equipment
T.-miesie Bldg. HILLS BO iiO. ORE.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No 8193. Mxlern
Woodman ct America, meets - very nrst
and third Saturdays in each or nth at
their Hall in Reedvilie, Oregon. Viit-
mg and sojourning Neighbors are cordial,
ly invited to attend camp meetiug.
S. G. RHODES, Consul.
R. E. Hall.ERMax, Clerk.
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J. S. L0RSING
i Contractor Jand (Balder
I Large Barns a Specialty
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div.
I Hillsboro, Ore., R. f. D.5
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Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent Phone
ORENCO, OREGON
DR. J. B. NORMAN
Pfcyskiaa ad Surgeon
Office in
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls promptly Answered