i
"BILL" GUDDY COMES
10 IHfll PLftlNS
I j,lr t W.eUy OrtUn Will
ry the SlmpW lit
n.ci: M AN0 mms
VclcrM Mile fr"1
s.krW ! li Ante
ha arrived; ho i In ri ;h
j4 y.ni.g to May; he i fl-r th
,inib life. minvl'l ib ' tr"
' . ... ii:n i ..
...Iitati miming; . "'
Iminht 1- arri. w-v'-n -iv?ht of
mile north of Milkati. hrrf
it. w ill have real row milk, rial
h, lf ri'd ll-n. an.l at until
. h an.l tht-y Kay th nam.'
,-Milk-tt M" an tin l.-tfi-rubry
,,h-h lie that ma.t' Willium think
i, f real. freh milk, an.l rnam
ami ttwU. l'M'n 'k'n- An'
Thf K.iv-I.t .,f iMhiai
purehaiu-d r. -,Mit.i and iiir:trti r
t.alia tint w iU t1(, ,.-;rIy
ami wh. i, it ttrnv.-:t th.y
will havi- in,.- i,t U,.- tif,.-,t hlai'f
ai-tUny .I it i k i r.tl in Orison.
I hi nr u it!it t , -M-rtit tn ar
. . . . i
Mr HI mil.' nr M ,f at I ft
trirt rotm-nlmn, a Iih h vuil run-vi-fii
in tl m nty. itiM.lf .f a f-w
Wl-llm. ll.f n,i, vciilii.ii will !
atti txI.'tS liy K of I'. fr.tii Mil.
Yamhill. and I iihtiiKMik umi tl.
1 1 j . .
ami in- ,r;ilnl IMlv'ft' tilli.i rs
will In in utt.-fnl.mr.'. a won I
ha Iki-ii mtit l.r;ii,. ( hanctll.tr
Writthtman, nf Sai.-m.
an. I (I. fitlt tfi. ii: (,.-t
y.nir iian.i t-iiui; f ir H.er.m-t-t
hv patru'iiin An. 'IV w.
thi" tailtir. Al.tfi it want ytmr
unit 'f yann.til.s diancd tun I
lir-.Ki-i. 1 1. V.N vi'i.-n with fv
try a)in. nt I'jtairH in Shul
nirrich I'.i.a k. i-titranrr mi Sr.itnl
Str.it. Mtf
'Ih.' Famou Williams JuhiWs
Mill m in t a it rri'lav riijfht.
an.
an.l
t
if)
l'J. anil will niiiu'a law
t'Xix'.lant miiiiftn-i. The
m Win. Cii'hly. lor wvn y-ar
i-,ht..r f tho Wtfkly Orfirmiian.
r.i .-ntly Uik'ht 12 aorv oil tin
Juk lt.v ulart. fmin lhi iirv
tikti Niii-hitv UHitili't anl ha
itumtl to hi new inm haiu'. Wil
ham rame to OrrKon in ISH. af
t.-r xiH-iulinir thrvi yi-arn in Ila
ho. ttiMalHl with thf SU-utn-n
U-rtf Itnithfn, t wlum hi l
ml. Twrnty-oni Wk' Ctiil
.ly rami to l'ortlan.1 an.l tart'.
i.i work for thi ()r'ifnian a
immf ri'a'l.T. In a hrt tinx
(u- wat "hoa.!." an.l wwn yt-am
akti h. wan laoi in thi inlitttria!
.hair of the Wi-rkly. "nillV
farm imuv in that wwkly hm
Uvn tint ot the Unt rlTorU in
ti. NorthwrNt in the ttHHHtatue
i.f uractieal farming. n I l' v
r.-.l the entire llel.l from pippin
to jxHiltry, fmm row to mrum
Urs. ami from MlleH to arti
cliok.-H-aml that farm patfe bin
U,n -ItillV uYliirht. an.l tl
plfiLtiire of IhotiHan.lnof n-inl.TH.
S.aH-.i.!in.Hly ha Hillral those
nrtnl.'H rominn from hushan.l
mm. ami written by hinwelf.
that he Urame wlf-ronverte.1 ti
the country, lie in now living
4n his bohlinirs. an.l making trip
hack ami forth to It in laUirs. He
Kavs he iurit wantl hwe for
himself and family; for chitkens
an.l children real. live, healthy
Kran.lchildren. anil ('uhly
"there" with the jro.!.
lie aav that inile of two or
three yeara he U ifoinu to have
hens and ten roiwiers.
three Jersev cown. and Home
Mhoatrt. and a yminir orehard. to-
i' Ih. r with the old one now on
the nluce. and the lowinir of the
kine ami the rackle of the bid-
hies will WHithe bin ran in his
reelinlmr years. "(Jo to it. Hill,
we are tflad that you "drove in.
CANDIDATES I II I
r.iiM lias ix-. ti in Miil l-.n U'-
f.tre. and all tfiose who heard
them are lumntintf thmi s that
Very lark'e hifl-.e is riected.
nmrilM'r of citu.-ns c.m.id.r
thiit the U'st nuiKii-al and t-nl-r
laiiiint; attraction that has ever
nine to llilhilxiro. In musical
ability, they an considered even
almve the noted Trm-.'!.' Mm-
tn-ls. Anyone missing' to hear
them tomorrow tnunt will haw
much to regret.
Fine ranch of III acres, aUmt
!? acres cleared, balance ph1
nu-sture: river U.ttom land and
very fertile; p"!. nmall hmisi
am. htoik tthe.i hen. lin-eS.
in-hard. etc. Well lence.l. l our
inil.'rt fmm IlillsUmi. S-eW. A
Siott. city Koute 2, U-Ioa New-
Ion. on rarminifton Loiid. ll
Two churches unite in &
mii'tinn it is reireslnni; to nn
that all churches are not at !;
irer heads. This is indicated by
the fact that the Methodist ami
Kvanifelical churches will unit.
in n L'm.Kel HH-etinif to U held at
the M. K church. Nrintut
Sunday. Jan. 2M. I he kuihiiik'
Mill ! nl l.v Kcv. WilliUKS. an.l
Uev. WeUr will do the most "f
ihe iireachinir. With these two
cliimhc united an excellent re
in a m In in Ul ensue, an.l niuiti
foo.1 result t'onlnlmted
W". H. fhatlield. deputy city
en'imiT under Mr. Kelsay. was
in the city over Sunday, visiiinr
( hattield recently
I oritu r tcitknl l Wathlntton
Cuuoty. nil Well kn.mn
MuintK or it it. iii n o. kici ivt if
M Aicdt i(lil) Vctrt-Cjmc l Itrc-
run is In7i
Mrs. f'ord. lm Ihitton (luild. aed
ovt r wi years, died at tfie home
of h.-r daughter. Mrs. J. I.
Wharton. l'Jl Kutsl 1 1th Street.
Cortland. January H. 1012. She
was lorn in Warren. Trumbull
I'o.. Ohio, atid when CI years of
a;'e moved with her parents to
U's k Inland, III., when hhe mar
ried II. A. (luild. In 1V. Mr.
and Mrs. (luild moved to Iowa.
where they resided until W.l,
wh.-n th.y moved to Oregon.
.settling lat'-r in WjLshmjfton
County. near (treenville. Later
tiri'e. tl m rr hni Ihllc;....
W K tbuif tilaitt l Jennie I Hnwrt,
-ir. Laiftt'm,
rmr Hi nn l'l.y, i mrtr, t .iM.. I
4ntr lo T I nrir I
I. A K-I.ljr I . lh lli.Uitt, Y, tn
t TuaUtin I
Willi. Iirlan-t. rrf. rr lo ) W Cn
nrll. Irwt in b k 7. IdlUlnro llfto
I W Council lo Hilltoo Conimri-
rul KuiMing Anrt4tin, Hint
jl-tr I
I B T"tinr to Mill, Iruct in Muck
;. iiiiii.ft . 1
l'n. YA Sh BirtKhtouir.tr
a liik 7 liy
: i CRIMINAL CASES ARE
QUICKLY ADJUDICATED
Several Prisoner llead fiuilty
an J are Paroled or fined
Adolf Kutschrnanrt, or near
Council, was in town Tuesday
A. W. C.ryant. of TimU r. was
in the city Tuesday.
('apt. Johnson, of mar laurel,
was over to the city Tuesday.
Corn, to J. II. Cummins and
wife. Ihlley, Jan. 1M. 1912. a son,
bmis Zueer and son. Imis
Jr.. were in town from Newton,
today.
Corn. U ('has. rluke and wife.
North Jlillaburo. Tuesday, Jan
in, Cj12. a daughter.
Corn. Ui Mr. and Mrs. Sleeper.
..f South Tualatin. Jan. 7. 1912.
a son.
WH. IIND KLEASFO FROM JAIL
Haa Skol ia Skonliicr GcU hi Freedom
Frw ComIjt Jail
Circuit court has been in session
all week, and several criminal
cases have been Rettled. Fran
cisco Fat tore, charged with as
sault, pleaded guilty and was
fined $75 and costs; C. S. Cayne.
the Shtrwoorl forger, pleaded
guilty and sentence was sus
pended during good behavior;
Mantha, the Carden Home wife
beater, was given a parole upon
a plea of guilty, to report each
month, and if he falls from grace
he will have to serve a year;
Tillamook has a prosecuting
officer that is now leing laughed
at by the members of the bar at
that place. A young fellow who
spent a few weeks at Hillsboro
last Summer, went over there
last w eek, drumming up students
for painting lessons. While get
ting business for the painting
master he met a young lady, and
after a day or so asked to call.
She permitted him to call, and
the next time he made his ap
pearance the "dad" met him
w ith a shotgun. It appears that
the young fellow, on meeting
the girl at the door, had shaken
hands with her. and had held on
PROrtWBIONAL
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Phytlrlaaaa itarftra
i
Offlca flaitoy-Mrrgaa bKwa, aaaUlraf
Rooms IS, U and U. K litaaiia Wwitfc' ;
wont mnm KaMltn aad Hamad IMfaata I ?
Both 'PtMMM. f
3H
S. T. LINX LATER. M. B, C. M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGBO
0fflo uiira ovar Tba IVIU tmm BUw.'
HtMlrfMiiia laat af Co art Haoaa,
la Uh aortMr of tha btuek. i
JAMBS PHII LirCTAMlKKlR. . V
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
a trifle long, and it seems the I Sunt.. ..uthrB Patina fuur4 Col
father had witnessed it He "a '
I i Vl . l (MinilUiion in rrmtch or Kii(liaa. Of
had the young man arrested for 6cm aftin, n in tnrni uiLck buik.
assault and he was taken before nota aid of Main at, uiubImmo, or.
the justice. When the girl went MMMVMMMwWMVWaaV.
on the stand she swore that the r,. '
young man had not roughly twltK tl. o.nlln M. U. u. J
taktn hold of her hand, and that PHYSICIAN & SURGEON '
the only objection that she had osteopath i
made w as that ne naa r.eia 10
He was discharged and then the I ToewUy. ThnwUv. HatariaTfio i
i
old gentleman was in warm wa
ter for meeting the youngster
w ith a gun. The moral is and
this is for Hillsboro boys who
ll l 1 I. II'L.
o,",lv " i.. . ! .L. t 4, - vm i iamo(jK- a auie. mien
ate tickler." We make it-Den ? pan cipauon .n J "n . - . ht
imorogouo some monms ngu, imr j. .... x,niAitt nAa
Cream tally is sure some "pal- Wm. Lind. sentenced to jail for
Call aaswcrtd day or aiaht. Butb'
Dhonem. OtBce over Hiltahoro Natioaal.
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON '
Calls Answered Day or Nighi
Iailepcodcnl
mm?.
i
i on.-via. I . , , ,, .. j
, w no received a ounei wounu in
J. C TjchUlmench, OI IanKS, II;- ahnnlrtep u-an riarrilen from I
... I ji IU-4IV.X. . a- I lie lldVC 11 IV Kk IfV Vtl nava
was down to the city this morn- the county jail, after serving Lome brick quarters, on our old
i several weeks: Wm. Wilson pieaa- Uito Unnd street, where we
Abraham Abderholden. of near ed guilty to stealing personal are 'better than ever prepared to jORENCO, OREGON
West Union, was in the city property from Hans U. Kocn, icater to our patrons. Con fee- vwwmwV
Two furnished rooms to rent "J ..l";' VI ntnatoea-n. i. noeoer. J
Private familv.-Mrs. Bessie ur"u .u' r",": TK MWinc nfficrs of Hills- aUKOKOti S
h tv..-.k it. I was nevt-r w iretjucnt o ou.uy.. ."r;,:! 4
(iragg, Fourth & Lincoln
" j "V J ik Iftniv. frnntrf were installed at OPFICK:-Bailey-Morfan.5Baw Bloet
or dnnk, Wilson to report to the ro Orange were lnbuaed ai
Rcaidcncc:- Biatlina Street, atcoad dooi)
A. A. Walker, of above Gaston. Lheriff each month, and to the the January session : Philip 01-
was in tow n Tuesday, enroute to circuit judge each term of court, sen. master; I. L. Collins, over
Cedar Mill, to v isit home folks, and to pay back the money inside seer; I). Burkhalter. lecturer;
the)' Settled
taking up a
later moved
in the Nehalem
homestead. They
to Culumbia t'ity.
where the htishanil died in lsys.
Since his death Mrs. Ciiiild has
made her home a great part of
the time with her daughter. Mrs.
Wharton.
Mrs. I luild was a woman of
line intellect, and was highly
esteemed hv her associates. She
J. M. White, of above Banks,
. a i .
was in town ivionoay evening,
and called on the Argus.
Aladdin lamp chimneys and
mantles, at the Owl hlectnc IO.,
opKisite Hotel Washington, Hills-
Imro.
Chi. Bacon was down from
Yamhill. Monday, greeting his
many friends and transacting
business.
of 30davs. and to pay costs in- Lhas. tianley, steward, lra nan-
- . . . . II .-..a. a a, ... 1 . Yn I 1
s de of 90 days; Alva Calston, iey. assisiam siewaru, mn. v.
. - . Ilk 1.1- ll . I 1.. -M.ftnii.A hAa
who pleaded guilty to stealing murKnauer. lauy assissuim.
Koch's watch, was given the ard; Airs, aiary anuie. secreiary,
t f.L ,. I 1 W Clmtfl tranauror' Henrv
same dose, wim me same re- . .v
strictions. a""". doorKeeier; mb. w.
Uismissed-Beenan vs Wall; naniey, u?res; Airs. i. d. ,
Zimmerman vs Mayer; Smith vs lins. Pomona; Mrs. Wm. Scnul-
Wikberg; Travers vs Vetter. mencn. riora. rive new mem-
Judgment and decree-Khoades pers were jnumiw. m
vs Vickers. A J lioy was given ization is m a nounbmng conui-
judgment clearing title to realty, tton. with seventy-nve memoen.
Uecreeof divorce Stewart vs ine iiiecunna oic cu ain.iu,
cast of South Side Street.
Bath Pboaea office and eaidcuce.
HI'ISBORO,
OREGON.
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Office hoart9 to 1 1 a. m.; i to 5 p. m l
BatK
Calli aeavered day or night
phonee. Office in American Nation
HILLSBORO, OREGON
The hit nowadays wun canuy 1 " m UnH throughout the vear thev
. . a ar xrau'iiri - iifr vm nun . niai liii i ' -
us cream vai- - ;,v. Ae.n .lt Hianaa snhipcta nerta n nor
fy. made in three llavors. at the "n.W
lovers is the delicious cream
fy, made in thr
Den of Sweets.
DAQLEY A UARZ
ATTORN BYS-4T-LAW
Gw). Temple, of Portland, is
in town Unlay, installing a heat
Boost 1 tad t Skate BmlMlRf 1
is survive.! ity a tiaugnicr uno 1 imk 'i"v -"
ihr.H sons Mrs. J. D. W barton, residence on isaseline,
Portland: Geo. A. (luild. Merlin.
Ore.; John K. (luild. a merchant
. t a a .
inen.is. Air. v nau.eu, n . . (, (jui,(,
aniTeritl an amtii.iaiion 01 one m .. , .1 J 1
his toes, injured here last
11 1,1.1 wnrlmiL' lor l ie city, ne
has just
City
i-fl the hospital.
.1 I O I I lf
i..11 K.st'ivct 01 me u. n. iiiki vi-
. . ... . .. 1 f...m...l.
II,, Mice, at aie, t're., ami iiimm;
one 01 me puoiisncr 01 me nr
gus, C(
inducting the editorial and
that inter-
iy
The iKilitical situation is awaken
ing. since the time luw nrrive.
t hat cniuliihites can lilt' their in
ten Hons. There ore nlready
three amiiranta for the oUicc 0
sherilL liletl in their ortler ns fol
lows. J. ( Appb'gate. present
ueiiiity Hheriir. IIUlsiMm); rreu
K. ('ornelius, at present with
tne Hillsboro Mercantile u.
nd with their predecessors
Council & Co., Ilillslioro; Hedf.m
Treasurer rred Sewell r,..H,rtrial end of the paper, in
this week, calling ..-u-tm-rship with K. C. McKin-
nev.
Mm Cm , was well known in
Murth WiLshington County, and
will U remembered by many of first, of the week.
the pioneers of the Banks-Green
.. D.n.. rvtiva 1.1 rniu-pr. side, the Grange aims at discus
13 ucuaiu, iiuimi . vyt. . - I . ' " ,, ,. . , . . 1 1
iwkw nf mi Pt ntr title Is- Sion at an live inausinai wm
I - nr . j-.k AAIA11. I U 1 aal UIIDII aW VLUIM
ther Leisy VS BUrStOn et alS. governmeiiuil qucauuua, unu- uinaouivi waauvci,
Son et alS 1 worK AU .i? are wrumuj
invitea 10 loin ine orKanizanun
no A. K. RAILEY HOME and snare in its nw ai uu cuu-
I . . 1 - VA.. ..a
icauonai ieatures. xuu are wci
ra. A D tlniiAt? nhvciman onn I
Merculstumping powder, any surgeon, and ex-mayor of Hills- or 0e: An e x t ra n ne lot o
quantity, caps, fuse. eta-A j, ooro. reiurnea w '"IZn TZtiutoUt
neW8tOCK-ai J. C Dorwics , year tnii w ? kr wk'i. t hm nnllta nnrf
!tr mnniMt nv nis wne ana son. i' " i-..t.,
Alk-rt Friday and wife, of
Hanks, were in the city Friday,
They have sold a lot at Fairview
to Louis Oldheld. ot bos Angeies.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rootaa , 4, k , Motgaa Ilk, Hlllabaioj,
Dailey.
lie,
iiltenti.m to the fact
it wi'l U due tin street and sew
er assessments. Jan. ". 'I he
..uneil has given Mr. N'well as
that he will have clerical
i.l thniiiL'h the rush of payment
l,'ilf.v e'ir h interest is the
amount due.
For sale! Twenty acres, part
cultivate.!, or -Id acres, partly
a
ultivitted. on ( nehalem aioun
.;. kii rmls from church am
four miles S. W. of Lau
rel. Impure of A. r.,
juirel. Ore.
ure: it has U-en a liard Win
.i
ter. W illt a uurry 01
fulling right after pussy
V . ie....
vi il own were nioonung near uei
Union -C. H. Freer picked some
to show the proof-at Christmas
time ot course, u is w """
Winter.
For Sale ('heap (hie gentle
.. -l.ft I libit. .Iii'.a winirlt,
mare, weigm u.-, i,. ... r-
or iloiinie. tne -i - .'
witLnn. alnust new. - mm in . 01
" ' .. . .... i lit
C. II. Kirk. HilisiHtro u i.
loS. or call hirmer s
Ouinton Tann.H-k. formerly of
West Union, and well known
around the north county, w sen
ouslv ill t
Ueedville.
Dr. D. W,
Grove, and son.
"J i) J
i i i i.:i.. i innm reiinner oucks. uesiueiitc
Ward, of Forest &h of city park, near Jabe o. Up.
were M-r. hvv .flW'ilkPs Address. Adams.
JOHN II. 7ALL
ATTORNBT-AT-LAW
BalUT.-wan llk
It 1 ...
ke. and son, mw.. were - - d th t treat. Wilkes. Address.
I . t - T' .ft I'Hni.A Iha Jvl ... . I .rm Il'l' I l
down irom roresv vj.v., DnH ho ovnwta to psrAhhsh I -loo, nuisuoru, ure.
of the week. an office in Portland, as soon as trc.v,;t r.n K 313
Wm. Hanson, who has been in he can get satisfactory offices. lf aDOve 'North Plains, held in
Southern Oregon and in Linn Co., He is a graduate of one of the stauation 0f officers at their Hall,
Jan. 6. B. K. Denny, of Beaver
Box
43-tf
WIM. I-STATI; TRANSITiHS
HILLSBORO.
0RM0R. (
villi district
for aliont a vear. has returned to best medical colleges in the
nearScholls. United States, and for several
i t WMchor. nf Forest years enjoyed a lucrative prac-
C I. T.,mi.o.ni.. .yn -- r.mv nldtime schoo dad. and at D-ice in ut.itjr,
' -. I 1 1. Un, u
I
ro
lit;
(!. Iaughlin, proprietor of the
baughlin hotel, Forest Grove.
For countv Clerk Kdw. C.
iAiee, present tleputy county
clerk, with Clerk Bailey for near
ly four yeara. ,
For County Treasurer K. .
Sappington, present incumbent,
nd successor to the late Trea
surer, W. M. Jackson.
joinYInstaixation
Knights of Pythian and Pythian
Sisters will hold a joint Installa
tion at the Hall, Friday evening,
Jun. 19, and a program has been
arranged that will be very inter
I'sling. All members of either
order in the city are cordiully in
vited to be in attendance.
Alfred" IT" HaTsey and Miss
Mabel Townsend, of Hillsboro,
wero united in marriage, Sunday,
Jan. 14. 1912, Rov. Brickley of-
l.rietor of the Sewnd Strwt ana
Oyster House, and the brido has , united mmwriu m of.
leen employed by the Rroom tor
some time. They will make their
home In the city.
Sam Kunc, of Orenco, was In
the home of his
brother. KobL Tannock. in Port
land.
ti, nmlersiirned has pur
chased the entire interest in th;
Main Street barher shop, ami
will hereafter conduct the same.
Baths. Your patronage is so
licitcd. Courteous treatment.
Julius Sorenson.
u. i' I,1 Tiirnrd. of Tlgard.
was up to the city tho first of
IE. C. F. sav.i tl at he
thinks HillslKr I.H.ks 1,0...) per
cent. iH'lter since the pavtinent
was laid.
For sale: Black horse, pacer,
six vears old; perfectly soiint
and gentle. Good traveler, v. .
. .. iiriviv Not afraid o
" ' l": :.rs;-Klgar Uehse,
Ilil in ' a a i
Sixth and Oak.
o.,m UnlTetv. the"Mountaindal
..:.,..r lrn up on Dairy, was
' ' ih first of the week
Ml basn eye for a deer
when the law does not, say
Ixwf Between Laurel and
Uillslmro, a brown suit case.
i I.,a, nollfv A. 1. COX,
Collier place, Scholls.
rtkrtatnnhcr Otman, Portland.
1
... ... .i t ii. AV
i-ii ...r.- l..,f..r t.resent in survey work, was
j.. M-r j 1 1 n i s . down to the city this morning,
I A Hkrr to II lncul.arn, It 9.
i.ik i;..i,m too
I. Koi.t W'um'ti to C 1 Rolrl,
i w f.' i- Jl ' t a r 4 -
1' ktuiiiiK t' H M U'titlianl. U T Si
.V 1 1 .V mit U, Cllilrl Ml )r
IM'cb's 1-i i-'nv tn LtHtllirUK lot 4
l,,k i l-iiitv r ml 5"
VrUx Vcrtmrtrti l W K I'lickttl,
k4 J hk 7 Knoll III . V l'.ro...- S
KNir lUnwiil i K mart. i
iwf iHlimit "
V I llntiry to Ony Rityninn.1, J44 a
M-C 14 I ' w J
II Cl.. 1 1) V. Siml.-ll. i a cc
ti I i t i . lo
Hiitnr lUiiiillotl lo Anna ll'.Hlr, $
tiro ki.-lmi.l'B r'n.'ti- 011
iiink l:K'.itlu-y to V l Countryman
i . r id t i i. r I -5'S
W 11 M Tt l ",1"n 1 K Wrei,, 6
loHl tlr-liy III" TtCf A5"
11 K M.io r In l'.il'tniiui i.iirrncT, o
loin .Ik .v went l-u l li!i
RiiU tt II ii lni tntnr RmiiM-y, ,
loir, lilk 5 CtlHW 'l V t.iovr........ .
V Krrr to U M Smin.lrta, titiiocr
..... w tn
on 7'i w. 4 i i - - -
I Itolion to II V Kcrw. Mine aa
HIM.V - ;
ir.ir Kavittonil rt l to l.nv Kty
...ml. iwiufCUiinM 0""
v II. iIiiimii lo tl M Rruion.l, IJ
.,s ore lit i ti r 4 w 3"
..... ... i- 1 Mulkrv. It.l WC X
i.nv v." v -w - ...f.
ii c... i, ' I sinrr. i a ki.
II II tin -
Dr. Bailey was very much
it
10
lot 6 blk 17 M""Uer Acr.
W A Curtie lo IMniiinil tiw
ttnn
' ". ..... .
Alr Cl.alioers to w R ""i
h. . li Arthur claim, n
to
ii.... ... Meterr lo W R Tomisott,
........ r .
ucrncy, 40
I . t at . ........
1 W iirnwin lo M M Hull, lot in Ocu-
J .1.-1. a. 9
.liVl CimIv to' KMhryrt W've'aoti
7fijc n Tlios niewnri uui,i..". -j
t..1. W Hull to W Allsn, B.5 n
" in
. i i).,.t,iiiir to Klier llrowtt, una
blk o rini-laiiil jrrrniT a
Kin! Vor!i-lriii 1 W K Shaver, o a
ri.f.nl ll I c 1
W K Shaver to Frw. VocgeUiu, 30 ft
t a i t r I w
A1IH VoRt loTillic ritillipt, 6 5t
,ec 36 1 1 r 1 w
Tlui Sulliwn 't l o J ,:n,''t
vmi, mfis "re c 7 r w
Un. to.WH
r...l una IlllX K. AW D mm
' "VA ' loo
A L Moom-y to Sniiilt-WaRotier Co,
lot J llk 1 Hump'" l. V Grove...-
Kilt H-nna to W U I'ollork ut.it
..1 . it. tnieiest In lot 2 block 14,
Forest Grove """,r'iv''
Home Installment Co to F K kw
low. hit S tk 10 Brawate IlriKhW 10
V M J Murpity io wn" '""Jr'i
,.i
500
The Kndeavor of the Cone.
Church will have a window sale
of Mrs. Rollins' brown bread at
the Hillsboro Mercantile Co.'s
store Saturday, all day.
Morton & Freeman are sole
Hillsboro sellers of the famous
Wm. Sehulmench butter, oet
your order in early for regular
supply. 45-tf
Married: At the homeof John
Tnu hse'i. near Cedar Mill. Jan.
12. 1912. Susie Ickes and jonn
Trachsel, Uev. Emil Huber of-
ficiatinc.
Fnr sale: Throuirhbred White
Wyandotte Cockerels, from the
Ueed s prize winners: very cneup
-$3 each.-Geo. Holsheimer. El
monica Station, or Oregon Elec
tric. 45-7
Klmer Mays. President of the
North Plains Bank, and interest
ed in the mercantile business in
the new town on the United,
was in the city Tuesday, greet
ing friends.
For sale: Begistered Holstein
hull K vears old: largest in coun
ty fine animal, and gets fine
niVsnriniT! nerfectlv centle. Take
......... o.r ------- " .....1.
him for ?zf. t'apers go wuu
him.-A. Krieger. Verboort, For
est Grove, Ore.. U. 2. 45-8
D. B. Burkhalter, of Farming-
ton, was in the city luesuay,
talking over irancnise mailers.
D. B. is somewhat interested, as
he owns the Main Street livery
property.
Vnrsale: A few throughbred
Rnrrnd Ptvmouth Uock Cockerels,
from M. J. Myers' stocK; aiso
eggs from hatching purposes in
season. Mrs. V. o. BurKnaiier,
Farmington, on Hillsboro, ure.
Route 5. 45-8
Jan. 7. 1912.
I'w.iutinir.
Iiv,."p.
I . I - ...... .1 t riacvillr....,
lo to Hortvick to U 0 Kiuaer, lot
n llotwlck Acre
ii inn ... a
. . . t F I'rvHf ' i-t. iA II 1 nv. ill ID DOT
Mrs. Esther 'y. J 1'" ' : .7.. . . ..
land, was out to nu.sootu ; Jf&fiS k,A W B Smith
U"0
50
W. N. BARRETT
4TT0RNIT-AT-LAW
Or not: Mala Btraat, opp. Court. H
aiLLSBoao - oaaoo
MMMMMMWM'aJWWaJatWaJMa
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR
ATTORNBT-AT-lAW
MoTxan Blk, TJpataira, Kooau , 4 ami)
Hillsboro,
- - Oregot,;
ton.. inducting into office, as fol
lows: Geo. Cypher, master:
Mrs. Mary J. Miller, overseer;
Mrs. Clara Black, lecturer; J. H.
Munger, steward; Arthur Mun
eer. assistant: W. H. Black,
chaplain: John Loftis, treasurer;
J. C. Miller, secretary; A. K.
Reynolds, gate keeper, Miss An
na Weir. Ceres; Miss Tillie
Schmidt. Pomona; Miss Corey,
Flora; Mrs. Sadie Loftis, lady
assistan t steward. Grange meets
the first Saturday of each month,
and all members of the organiza
tion are invited.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. W.
oulton, of East Portland, Jan.
3. 1912, a son. The little fel-
ow is H. B. Luce's first grand
son, and E. C. Luce's first neph- tt":
ew. Edw. C. will make his nrsti wet: siutttaii wo: -ioi;
8. 8. Stabler
S. Mod i
CrMMADPI JB. I .DrtrHFk
ijwt ninubb m aiwri a- 1
... - M.ftl.a.-MIH v
orntifipd to note the many civic
improvements enjoyed by Hills
boro the year that he has been
ahroad. and he says that old
Hillsboro seems to be getting out
nf the slouch of desDond in which
it was so many years. He and
Mrs Railev have been very busy
greeting their many home friends
since their arrival. After a few
davs of rest he will engage of-
. t 1 - A -
fices in Portland, and expects 10
rosidi there for the present. La
ter he expects to live in Hillsbo
ro, and will build a residence on
property here as soon as nis dusi
ness affairs are satisfactorily ar
ranged.
NOTICE
ioii, w j-"e.-v. v , 3taarf wiu ot vaaatan at Hnrm (t
PORTLAND, ORE.
t
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
W heir to announce to the peo
ple of Hillsboro and vicinity that
we are now prepared to steam
plenn. French-dry-clean, and dye
nil kinds of men s. women's and
children's earments. We also do
nroaaino nnd - rpnairintT of
Cm. Molsheimer. who lives at i.snHa w will be elad to cal
P.lmonica. was in town Tuesday. ' for deliver noods. and guar
A few years ago Geo. was out in j antee our work to give satisfac
the heavy umoer, out ntc ou-.tion. We resoecuuiiy solicit 1
vent of the Oregon Electric has Rhftre 0f vour Datronage.-Gar
made his property suburban. den citv Tailoring Co. Phone
A hntit R tons loose Main 813. Main Street, just east
clover hav In barn. Will deliver , of Hotel Washington. 44-5
or sell at place. On J. T. Young TIT .
C D Baseline wad. near Z.T. Cole, ofSherwood, upon
Oak Park. -J. S. Lorsung, Oak the jury, dropped into the Argus
Park. 45 office Tueaday, on businesa.
Wmrrol'Sti
mnditfit
HvaiaivM mm nan.
.Va&mt. aMlMntwtrftlaita. VoIT.
Irtlirmtitte. Urtunken aak all arfrlMt
lidifii nrtcnfliUt au(H(Ut. 9Ma)MaRMaiiii
tta tn uuttffa mu unima ctornm NumivaiH-
mien. ji i
Craunr aa allra MfUNHHra tfftlrt.
Racdlaiif nfAallfn. Urbrttoaunan. SealltVi,
rlclit(tltl ntlt anfnrn JHIrtttm.
a:
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Main and Third.
and is figuring on taking the
youngster out to see the league
games next Summer.
Probate: Admr estate Jane E
Wood, deed, authorized to settle
note in full. Zina Wood, for S8,-
000. Findley McLeod appointed offloe upHitalrs over Hiltaboro NaUooaT
aomr esi oi aiijus mtLicvu, ucvu. Bant.
(J r tluchanan apptd aomr est Hti.t oonim orkooiT
of Isaac Allen, deed, ponds at
$21,000.
Col. R. W. McNutt and Albert
Runnine. of Cornelius, were in
town this morning, transacting
business at the clerk's othce.
Col. McNutt is recovering from Trmleate Bid. RoontSudr
injuries sustained by reason of a . HILLSBORO. 0BC
fall, during the cold spell.
Here is news for those who
ike ice cream in cool weather.
We buy just a little at a time,
thereby keeping a supply on
hand at all times. Den of
Sweets.
There will be a Leap Year
dance at the W. 0. W. Hall,
Glencoe, Saturday evening, Jan.
27. Tickets ladies, 50 cents;
gentlemen, 50 cents. Good or
chestra. 45-6
C. 0. Roe. of Forest Grove,
was in town this morning, greet
ing friend3 and transacting busi
ness at the court house.
A. B. Flint, of Scholls, was In
town this morning. A. B. re
ports the roads very heavy out
in the country.
Imk out for the irrand open
ing announcement of the Hills-
; boro Mercantile ux
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
V BTS1JNAB.Y PHYSICIAN
AND SURGBON
. . . a '
TUP only graduated ana ucmaca tiwi
Inary inHUUboro, 8iteen year praej
. tlcal experkoca. 1
OFFICE, HILLSBORO L1VBBY C0.Q
8TABLK Ho. 1 1
Phone :-Offloe, Central t0-'t RcaMaooo
City 133.
r
j.s.Lom:s
On Baaelloe IV m tw
HlUaboto.
Coxtrcdor csd
1
v
It
r
Large Barns a Sptclrlt7
Indepaadant fhoc Jobi'a Kit.
the city yesterday afternoon.
first oi me wcc.