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THREE IH HELD ON SUSPICION Section rnrcmnn Hnd Dynamite uii Trail Ncnr Siinln Nona EUCIKIC CAK rxiu.ostvi: Whcol n ( lunge Cauifhl llinnl and Hurled II I'rom Rail Jjiiiii'M Milk ngt'H 5; John Milk antil If. a ''" woman passing by tin' naiiHMif Dorothy Stuart are held hy Slicrill Han cock pending investigation of an aliened attempt to wreck an Ore Kim Klectric car at Santa liima Htation on the 0. K.. thirt Kiilc of lU'avcrton. Th Htii-k of iriant. ir l wo-thirds of u utick. to he ex plicit, was found by Section Foreman Unmet t. Saturday morning, und from nil apuear anccs the llange of the wheel had struck the explosive and hurled it from the track without exploding it. From all appear ances a car west lxund had struck the giant. The Mills and Stuart woman live together in a shack on the Heck place, where tiie men are clearing land. The ollicers found giant powder in a barn close by, and from this sup ply the Mills were blowing stumps. Whether the explosive was placed on the track to w reck the car, and then rob the in jured, is conjectural; ami some adhere to the idea that it was placed there in a spirit of re venge. The elder Mills ami the woman are held on a statutory charge Authorities on jKnvtler allege that had the car struck the dyna mite square on that it would have lecn demolished and thrown from the track. It is stated that the Stuart woman has Im'cii married, and has left her husband. The grand jury wilt doubtless take up the case and investigate tnortmghly. Sheriff Hancock and Special detective Lillia, of the Oregon Flectric, have spent a great deal of time on the case and hope to find ami punish the guilty parties. Tin? Stuart woman is held at the Commercial Hotel, while the Mills are in the county jail awaiting development. IMHJIll.l! WliDDINO A double wedding was celebrated at Forest Grove, Wednesday evening. November 2H. KM. Kev. Father Huck ollieiating. when Frank II. Smith, of Leban on, Ore., was united to Miss Marnarcete Saunders, ami Victor DeCuman and Miss Nellie Smith were bound in wedlock. The nuptials were celebrated in the church, ami were witnessed by a large circle of friends, as well as the families of the contracting parties. After the wedding the happy couples gave n party to their friends at tireenville Hall, Mr. Smith is the son of Mr and Mrs. J. C. Smith, of Green ville, and Mrs, DeGuman is their daughter. Mr. DeCuman is in the employ of J. (!. Lenneville, of Forest Grove, and he and his bride will reside in thtf college city. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will take up their residence at Leban on. All are popular among the younger set ol their respective communities, and they have a host of friends who wish them every happiness. IUKTMDAY PAKTY Mrs. J. J. Krebs entertained the ladies of needlecraft at her home, Saturday evening, in honor of tier birthday anniversary, and she was the recipient of many beautiful presents.' 1 he alter noon was spent in progressive whist, the winners being Mrs F.dw. Schulmerich. first prize, and Mrs. A. W. Marks second. Some pretty selections were also rendered on the piano by Miss Elliena Krebs. At live o'clock a dainty luncheon was served, af ter which the company dispersed, voting Mrs. Krebs an ideal host ess. and wishing her many hap py returns of the day. Those present: Mesdames Krebs, Mi tenberger, Kroeger, Scheurer, Marks, Schulmerich, Niehode mus, Kamna. Hehse. Frost, Col lins, Hillsboro. Mrs. Watson, and Miss Eiliena Krebs. At M. E. Church. Dec. 8 The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church will hold their sale of Christmas articles Dec. 8, at the church parlors, atternoon and evening, Something lor every body. C. L. Shaver and brother, W. k. Shaver, of near Tualatin were in town yesterday, on busi ness at circuit court. C. L. is in the 'onion business, and W. E. follows gardening on a good scale. They have seen their sec tion grow greatly in values the past few years. Capt. Johnson, of near Laurel, was in yesterday, preparing for a big Thanksgiving at the ranch. nign tu-hool Notes: Th. nv nth ami eiirhth grades f tl. iiiiiimkt ocimmu gavt' a very en oyable Thanksgiving nmirram consisting of songs and dialogin-H. n me 1'ignin room yesterday af- ernoon. Miecia mention h .mil. I m' made of one entitled. "A 'IV,,.. i'hanksgiving." The Glee Clol, has been requested to sing in the -oilec uui, (.aniata. "hii-lr the liaked iVan Stalk." The Sophtnores held a class meeting am wock ami organized their lass, electing the following of- icers. James Larson, nres . I.n. ille Collier, vice pres.; Kva Jotham, treas. and nee v. The mpils of the school have liberal ly contributed to the. annual 'Thanksgiving Contribution" to he Hoys & (;irH Aid Societv Miss Grosche. of Woodland lliirb School, visited the II Wednesday. KveryUxly come to the Thanksgiving fiMt ttall game, with II. M. A. second team. As I am going to sell out rnv stock, for a short time I will sell it greatly reduced rates. Two- yt ar old roses, f for $1 ; yearlings. lor $ I. House plants, shrubs. ulbs, ami numerous other nlants and shrubs, will be sold cheaper than ever before. Now is the time to buy, and get them plant- heautiry your yards, and at ittle expense. Seventh & Firs nd. Tel. West 151. Mrs. Agnes 'amphell. 2Htf Frank II. Kemper, of Carlton. Ore., and Miss Anna Vandehey, it near koy. were united in mar riage at St. Ferdinand's Church, toy. Nov. 21, Kill, Kev. Father onway ollieiating. The young ouple are well and favorablj known in .he Ycrlioort and Koy sections. Ihey will make their mine at Carlton, where the groom is engaged in farming. I represent the Spirella corset. Make selections in your home, where accurate measurements an he taken, and you get a cor set to meet the requirements of your figure. Send postal card, r phone call for appointment.- Mrs. M. K. Caudle, llillslM.ro, )regon, rifth and Jackson Sts. ml. phone. 581. .5-15 Judge Campbell today granted lecrees of divorce in re Milten- erger versus Miltenoerger and Shaver vs. Shaver. He also sus- ained the demurrer in the case f Tongue vs. the Warren Com- ianv, ami gave the planum un- il Dec. 5 t,p file an amended omjilaint. Straved: liuckskin mare pony, ibout 4 yrs old: black mane and tail; strip down back; dark feet; shod in front. Finder please notify Arnold Dysle, 875 Tacorna Ave., Portland, Ore., or Kuratli Pros., Hillsboro. Ore. :i-8 Kuratli Prothers have movet their ollicers into the Hillsboro National Pank Puilding, Rooms I and 2. upstairs, where they will be pleased to extend every ourtesv to their patrons, and welcome their friends. Kntrance on Main door east of the Hills- Kiro National Pank. Those interested in art will be pleased to know that Mrs. M. A. Dixon wi alter Thursday have on exhiiniion some oi ner paiui- i i inirs at Tavlor's Music Store, Third Street. Hillsboro. lou are invited U) can ami inspect. . . . ii .... i : 4 them. A carload of Trojan powder, for stumping purposes, has been receivet ai iMnmou nrus. uec . . . 1 . ii. II V . n your order early, before it is gone. All powders are nam to iet iust now. owing to the im mense amount of explosives used own at Panama. Frank McCart.v. near Minter Hridge, was blasting stumps the other dav. when a huge root struck him crushing his nose Ho was down and out for a lew minutes. Or. Lmklater attended the uatient. He was working on the same ranch whereon Jas. Thwnite was ki ed by a blast some years ago. There will he a basket socia and quilt rallle at the Bethany Grange Hall, on balimiay eve ning, Dec. 2. Good program. Dance after Social. Lames please bring baskets. Everybody in vited. Jas. Yager, near Varley, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Ya ger called on the Argus while in town, and said. "All my neigh bors take the Argus, and we ap preciate what you are doing lor the county at large. We could n't keen house without it. Mr. Yager is making small farming pay. The Wheeler Warehouse Co., ii l? Wheeler, nrot).. deals in hay, grain, mill feed, potatoes, sand, gravel, cement, lime, plas ter, etc. Storage at lowest rates. Trv us. U. K. W heeler, wneei or. telephone Peaverton 151, Line 3. 12-tf P. P. Lorsung, who once own ed a farm near Farmington, and ..,i, mnvnit from here to Spok ane, has moved to a fine ranch close to that city in the inland empire. Its a fact 2 B remembered that the Den of Sweets candy i3 pure ly home made. For sale: Fresh Jetsey cow. H. H. Uehse. Hillsboro. Ore., Route 5 near Farmington 38-0 Ill t Hi MEN FALL TWENTY-TWO FEET Clevator Cable Broke: I'r.-.lnl- tatinic Them To Itascmenl llll. IROM SIXIlM) STORY ILOOR In-d Cornelius and I'd win. Morgan have a Thrilling Descent lust after the Argus went to press last Thursday, Fred Corne- ius and Kdwin Morgan hail a narrow escape from fatal injury. The two were on an elevator, at the second floor, in the new Schulmerich Klock, when a cog on the mechanism spread away from the gearing, precipitating the elevator 22 feet to the base ment. The cable broke while Cornelius was trying to hold it. ind the beam struck him on the ad, causing a scalp wound, a severe contusion. His right leg was badly injured, between the thigh and the ankle. Poth men were much dazed for some time. r. K. II. Smith attended Cor nelius injuries, and he was out within a tlay or so. Morgan was ladly injured in the mouth, many if his teeth being jarred loose, icsides being injured aliout" the neck and Ixidy. It will cost him hundred dollars to have his articulators put back in place when? they were, according to the estimate ot a dental surgeon. Fred Cornelius says it is the closest call he ever experienced, and that he was that glad to find tint he was alive he didn't have time to feel the extent of his in juries until he commenced to feel the soreness a few days after ward. 1 PKl MUSICAL EFFORT Rehearsals for the Operetta by local talent for the benefit of the Coffee Club are progressing most satisfactorily. Mr. Jones, who is directing, and Miss Overholt ser, accompanist, report that they have seldom seen so large a group of young people take hold of a piece of music with so much interest, and show so great adaptability. Besides the Operetta proper, which will be the main event, several beautiful special numbers are being provided, in which nearlv all the best local talent will- take part. A male chorus of about 10 voices is expected to provide an exceptional attraction The music will be charming, not a single commonplace or trashy melody, and when it is all over lillsboro people will be prouder than ever of its local musical talent. Remember the date- Dec. 15 and the cause--me vouee uiu s ... it . (1 IV Philanthropic work. FAREWELL PARTY Neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. H. R, Davis, of South Tualatin, gave them a farewell party luesday i i i i . evening, as host and nosiess leave at once for Mesa Colorado, visiting at Hood River and Poise, enroute to their old home. Mr. Davis recently sold his twenty acre tract to Harvey Fuqua. late of Montana. Mr. and Mrs. Da vis have made many friends in the South Tualatin district, and thev all regret to see them de part. Davis states that he is well satisfied with Oregon, and that Washington County is the coming fruit district of Oregon He goes to Colorado in order to be near home folks, who aro get ting along in years. FOR SALE Have iust finished a strictly modern house of 8 large rooms with a bathroom, pantry, no re hes. halls, large closets. larire. well drained basement, septic tank. Pathroom is fully equipped with 51 -foot porcelain tub, lavatory, toilet; ana -gallon hot water boiler; linen closet 'Phis nronertv is located on Lin coin, between Fifth and Sixth, r.itv water and electric wiring al installed. Has a fine graded lawn, and cement walk from house to sidewalk. House is readv for occupancy. All you have to do is to connect your range with the plumbing, and tmt in vour furniture. This nrooerty is offered at lellst $250 below its actual value, for SO davs. If not sold then, will be withdrawn from market, nnrt offered for rent. Terms o: sale one-third cash, balance on time to suit purchaser. F. M. Heidel, 38-tf Hillsboro, Ore Fresh oysters in bulk. Finest of oysters cocktails. H. T. Koe ber, in new brick, Second Street Dance at New Helvetia Hall, Saturday evening, December 2. Tickets, 75 cents. Good music. You are invited. For sale: Bunch of pigs, about 2 months old, at $2.50 each. A bargain. A. H. Saxton, near Newton, 2 miles east of Hills boro, on S. P. City R 2. 38-0 TWO HILLSBORO I Ira Hoard, of Leisy ville. was a Hillsboro caller yesterday. Will sell soda fountain at a bar gain, as we have a larger one coming, H. T. Koeber. W. J. Muller, of Centerville, visited here, yesterday, with his old shipmate, John Vanderwal. Repairing of all kinds at the Racket Store, on Main St. op posite court house. Marriage license have been granted Wm. J. Johnston and Anna M. Krell. Thirteen different brands of coffee, at Greer's, from 25c to 45c lb., ground by an electric cofree mill. 35-8 Wm. Pagley Jr., of Oak Cove Ranch, Centerville, was in the city yesterday morning. Mantles and chimneys for the Aladdin lamp, at Rushlow's, opposite the Oregon Electric de pot. 38-9 J. G. Lenneville. the Forest Grove blacksmith, was in the city yesterday. Listen: Mrs. I. Path is selling all trimmed hats at exceptional bargains. Carl Her. of the Nehalem. above Puxton, was in the city Monday. Mid-Winter hats in the latest shapes. All go at a bargain. Mrs. I. Path. Mr. and Mrs. I). W. Bath and son, Gerald, are spending Thanks giving with friends in Oregon City. Now is the time to get your burnt wood if you are going to make Xmas presents of that ind. Come and see my stock of wood to burn. Mrs. I. Bath. Archibold Chisholm and Mrs. essie McKillips, of the Beaver- ton section, were granted license to wed yesterday afternoon. For sale: Bay horse, 9 years, 100, gentle, sound, and drives single or double. Stevens Bros., armington. Cash, $100, takes him. 36-9 Mrs. J. W. Connell and Mrs, Susie Morgan will entertain the Coffee Club; Saturday afternoon, )ec. 2, at the home of Mrs. Connell. Now is the time to order your loliday photos at Johnson's Studio. He has a full line of the atest styles and Christmas is only six weeks away. Married: At the home of the groom, near Leisyvme, inov. zz, 911-, Rev. John Rayan Welch officiating, John Sinclair and Miss Nellie rish, For sale A Swenson stump puller, almost new. Am using donkey for grubbing, and will make you a bargain. L. tischer, Cornelius, Oregon, Route 1, Box 01. 37-9 Miss Eva Northrup, aged sev enteen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Ed. Northrup, of Shady Brook, died this morning, her affliction being valvular trouble with the heart . All kinds of fire-arms repaired sewing machines, lock repairing, key fitting, saw filing, grinding. Ali work guaranteed at the new Gun Store, Main Street, opposite court house. At this time the thrifty house wife begins to figure on the Xmas mince meat Sweet cider can be had at any time' and in any quantity, at the Deii of Sweets. The Grand Marca is the most wholesome "two for a quarter" smoke on market made in Ore gon, by E. Schiller. When you indulge in a good smoke buy a Grand Marca. 12tf A Mr. Park, of, St Joseph, Mo., has taken a run on the P. R. & N. and will move his family as soon as he can get a residence. This is his first trip to Oregon and he is well pleased with the climate and general conditions he finds here. The Libby Jewelry Store is selling watches, clocks, silver ware and jewelry at surprisingly low figures. Now is the special time to buy your holiday goods. Call and see for yourselves. J. W. Bonebrake, Prop. Arthur J. Miltenberger, the popular rural mail carrier on Route One, and Miss Lena Brocks will be united in marriage in this city this morning, at nine o clock. They will take up their residence in Hillsboro. We have moved to our hand some brick quarters, on our old site. Second Street, where we are better than ever prepared to cater to our patrons. Confec tionery, delicacies, oysters, ci gars and tobacco. rl. 1. Koeber, L. E. Wilkes has returned from Olympia, Wash., and wil remain in Hillsboro until the weather settles in the Spring, when he will again take up the matter of government surveys over in Washington State. I have an extra fine lot of strawberry plants. for sale. Al so all kinds of nursery stock Near Jabez Wilkes place, south of City Park. Address P. O. Box 483. Argus and Journal, $2.25. W. Marsh, of Centerville, Ap pointed as Foreman of Body CAPT. COLLINS SELECTED BAILIFF Wednesday Judge Campbell Admitted Four to Citizenship Circuit court convened Monday with Hon. J. U. Campbell on the tench. All jurors excepting Iarry Russell, were present, the roll being answered by the fol- owing: Herman Kamna, Farmer...- N Hillsboro John H Bailey, Mcht... S Forest Grove Rudolph Hunziker, Farmer E Butte C O Roe, Merchant S Forest Grove Casper Kelirli, Farmer Reedville August RetzlafT, Farmer E Butte Franklin Doty, Gardener. ...N Hillsboro Joeph McCotniick, Farmer.. S Tualatin Walter Hew, Farmer E Cedar lauiej T Young, Capitalist. ..S Hillsboro N C Lilly, Merchant .Gales Creek William H Heisler, Farmer Dilley Joshua W Maish. Farmer -Cornelius Frank Miller, Farmer S Foret Grove Henry Brock, Farmer S Tualatin ohn M Overhol zer, Farmer..,. E Butte William Jackson, Farmer Columbia Leander Chowninjj, Farmer Dilley John T Croeni, Farmer Beaverdam E Reeves, Fanner Cornelius W II Lyda, Farmer Banks Clyde L Ltedy, Farmer.... B Butte J W Cline, Expressnnn...S Forest Grove ZTCole, Farmer R Cedar Kobt McCrackan, Farmer N Forest Grove E J Ayres, Farmer .Gales Creek Milton Cole, Farmer. . . .N Forest Grove Ben Dooley, Farmer ..Banks Charles Bchamberg, Farmer E Butte J C Bills, Farmer Washington C 0 Roe, Ben Dooley and Hen ry crock were excused tor the term. The grand jury was selected as follows, with Mr. Marsh as foreman: J W Marsh, N C Lilly, E J Ayres, J W Cline, Walter Hess, Casper Kehrli and J C Bills. Capt A M Collins was ap pointed bailiff to attend the in quisitorial body, and their labors commenced at once. Ellerson versus Hunt decree for defendants. John H Keating, the Portland song writer, with a national rep utation, was given a decree of divorce. The case of Moulton, father, against the Pacific Coast Con densed Milk Company, action for damages for injuries sustained by minor son, while working at the Grove condenser, was settled out of court, and dismissed with out costs. Decrees of divorce were grant ed Godden v Godden, Lindholm v Lindholm. Wednesday tour men were made citizens, Inspector John Smith, of Seattle, representing the government P. I. Lilhgard Andreas Bendler, John Sigrist and 'Herman Daneel were admit ted. 1 he examination proved very' thorough, and Smith asked some questions that were puzzlers to more than those who were upon examination. Une query asked the interpretation of the stripes on the American flag, representing the original thirteen colonies. This was a poser -but upon ten men on the streets be ing asked the same question but one out of the ten could tell the significance of the stripes. The case of Martin Goemens, for citizenship, was continued to future date, when he will un dergo the usual questions. HENRY MILTON BUSH Henry Milton Bush, of Portland, died at his home at 1078 Corbett Street. Sunday evening, Nov. 26, 911. He was born near West Union, this county, April 26, 868. and made his home trom childhood to the age of twenty- one years with J. A. Imbrie and family. Leaving there he took employment with the Jones Lum ber Co.. of fortland, ana was superintendent of that institution at the time of his death. Of his immediate family one brother, Eugene, of Hood River, survives. Mr. Bush was a man or noble character, and had many friends in Portland and Washington County. His position also gave him a wide acquaintance over the Northwest. He was a member of the Masonic fraternity, and was also a member of the Port- and Mystic Shrine, and was sent from Al Kader Temple, to the Rochester, N. Y. meeting, last July. He was also associated with the drill team that went East. Mr. Bush always had a warm place in his heart for Washing ton County, and made trequent visits to Hillsboro, where he was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Imbrie. Dr. Shoops health coffee, at Greer's. A dish free with three pounds. You can get Dr. Shoop s health coffee as well as all other grades 01 coltee, irom Zoc a pound to 55c, at Greer's.' A dish free with 3 lbs. Thos. Thornburgh and wife have moved to the city, and will spend the Winter here. There will be preaching at the school house one and one-half miles west of Hillsboro, on the iaseline road, every evening, for one week, becrinnine Tuesday night, Dec. 5. Song service promptly at 7:30; preaching at 8. Everyone in the neighborhood cordially invited to attend these services. Miss Pearl VanDe Walker, soloist; J. W. VanDe Walker, minister. TILLAMOOK WON he Tillamook High School beat the Hillsboro High at Tillamook ast Saturday by a score of 17 to the coast boys put up a strong game and looked the win ners from the start. The Hills boro boys returned Monday eve ning, and reported that they were royally entertained by the ulamook people. Ihey were taken over the city upon their arrival, and giyen a banquet Sat urday evening, with all the foot ball party present. Harry Hum phreys and Damon Greer accom panied the boys on the their trip. The line-up of the game. Hillsboro Position Tillamook Danneel C Stam Magill R G.Aschim-Hatrison Delsman R T .Wallace Sigler RE King elson L G Hams Larson L T Ebbeson Wilkes L E..Harris-Newman Schroeder Q Anderson Long Ii H .Sapoington Lvtle F B Eb-rman Thompson .L H Stanley Frank Rollins, Robt Imbrie and Thomas went over as subs for Hillsboro. For Sale: Brown mare, about 200 lbs; 2 cows, young, will be fresh soon; boar, young, Berk shire, with pedigree; pigs, all ages; Swenson stump puller, al most new, having been used very ittle. Rosedale Farm, immedi ately south of Santa Rosa station Oregon Electric, Forest Grove Division ; post office address, R. 2 J. S. Swalley, of Reedville, was a county seat visitor this morn ing. SECOND ANNUAL SALE The Hillsboro Coffee Club wil hold its second annual sale of Christmas articles, on Saturday, December 9. at the Patterson urniture Store, on Main street. between Second and Third. A splendid collection of aprons, bags, embroidered articles, etc., will be on sale, and you will do well to select your presents at this sale. In the cookery de partment you will find a nice line of bread, cake, salads, etc. just the thing for your Sunday dinner A candy booth will also be a fea turedelicious home-made can dies. Don t torget the time ana place Saturday, December 9, at Patterson s r urniture Store If you've meant to make presents for Christmas, But have put it off most of us do- Remember the Coffee Club's Sale on the 9th Will surely prove useful to you. Fred Myers, of Glencoe, died Mondav night, about 10 0 clock after an illness of several months, He was aged about 61 years, and was highly esteemed. Mr. My ers was a Knight of Pythias and had a host of friends in that section of Washington County. For many years he worked the Tom Connell ranch. He was steady, sober, industrious, and always had his purse open to the needy. J. rJ. Zimmerman reports that Myers was born of German parents, on an English vessel 1 in French waters. He had been here. Mr. Zimmerman states, all of thirty years. The funeral took place today at the Scotch Church, under the auspices of the K. of P. For sale: Horse, 7 yrs, 1100; team horses, 5 and 12 yrs, 1200 and 1450: buggy, wide tire 2i Studebaker wagon, fair condi tion; harness. W. Tiedmann, Beaverton, Ore., Route 1, i mile west of Greenburg station on Oregon Electric. 37-9 Tongue & Tongue are filing an appeal from the decree of Judge Stevenson, sustaining the will of the late John M. Simpson, If. H. Simpson being the chief legatee. The matter was decided in pro bate court several weeks ago, and the appeal is now perfected to the circuit court, lhe prop erty involved amounts to thou sands of doliars, and covers one of the finest farms in South Tualatin. J. J. McMannis has opened a second-hand furniture and cloth ing store, in tne Duuaing one door we6t of the Wood Barrett brick, on Main, south from the court house. You are invited to give him a call, either to buy or sell. Work is progressing on paving out to the curb on Main and Sec ond Streets, and a few days 0 decent weather would see the greater portion completed. Dr. Linklater has a crew engaged making a full width in front his Second Street property. Do not forget to ask for Schiller when you want a good . 10 cent smoke no . cough dust in the Schiller. Hit PRoriwaioiuu F. A. BAILEY, M. D. FbyHirian and Sargpou OtllCA BaileT-Mcmn Mori. tiMtiir. Rooms 12, 13 and 15. Residence Houlli went corner Karelins and tieooud Street. Bota Phones. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office opstair over The Delta Drug Btoie Rldence Kmat of Court Howie, Id the corner of the block. JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIKS1E, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON urgeon Southern Pu-.IHn P.n-., t- and also of the Oregon Electric Railroad. Consultation In French or Rnelinh. Of- nee uptttairs, in the Cement Wo Bld. north aide of Main St., HUlaboro, Or. WrWrWrWVWWWyys- ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. O PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office Honrs o to 12 a. m 1 tn n m Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 9 to n Calls answered dav or nioht. rw. phones. Office over Hillsboro National. Dr. W. B. CUNINOHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night Independent Phone ORENCO, - - OREGON J. O. ROBB, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE: Bailey - Morgan -Shute Block Rooms 7, 8 and 9 Residence:- Baseline Street, second door east of South Side Street. Both Phones office and residence. HIMSBORO, OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hours 9 to ii a. m.; a to 5 p. m. Calls answered day or night. Bith phones. Office in American National Bank, upstairs. HILLSBORO, - OREGON a. ft. a0tojr MT. 0. Mar BAG LEY A HARE ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW Rooms 1 and t Shote Building HILLS B0B0, . . 0EE60S. E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Rooms 3, 4, & 5l Morgan Bfk, Hillsboro JOHN M. WALL ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office Upstairs, Bailey Morgan Block Rooms, 1 and . HILLSBORO, - OREGON. W. N. BARRETT ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Ornoi: Main Street, opp. Court Houue. HILLSBORO OREGOt" THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5 Hillsboro, - - Oregon S3. So3toc6e 8. Stabtct SCHNABEL & LaROCHE Xtutfdifprrdirnbe atuwtatnt, NrditSantotiltr, fciniiulrut uttt Notart. Olenerat'Meeliteijiiiuie, 8ll)ftrattenrafimfl, 95oII mmtlcii. Seftanicnle, Urlunbcn unft aile flefe?' litfcit Slftenftucfe nuSaeftellt. 9te4t-3&anMun flcn in liucopa mit uuferen etflcnen flurrefpon ben ten. I'rmrfic an alien (grriifitgniifta ntfusrt. 3!ad)liii(eiifd)aftcn, Ueberlrafliinaen. 3)euttct 4'rictocfcl mit uuferen filienten. 3drnbS(rrd)ftuntcn: Samftaa no 8 9 ttlir nnti anf V(rarrDBn. Selcl'ficm: W!orf6all 200; 8M027; Silu8Sclctbi)n: SUiain 2954 unb St-29.r.4. giminrr U00 001 (Camber af (Somrartce Wrb., PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Office up-stairs over Hillsboro National Bank. HILL8BORO OREGON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trtnieaie Bldg. Rooms 5 and 6 HILLSBORO, ORE. Main and Third. 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 OtHoo phones: Paoitic States 501; Ind. 210 Residence phones; Independent uv, fa- oltio States 481. mmmwmmmmm J, O LVIWWIW g is On m ;line miles west ct a TTillaboro. n in I Contractor and Builder Large Barns a Specialty 1 Tnrlptiendent ohone lobe's Div. a of Hillsboro, Oregon ICaMWMMrW f- I t 1 ! 1 -. t V J 'ft p y At .'tiflfi- i f IV 1 3 Hi'