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r1R K. CRAIIDALL IU PASSES 1in Wllh llMf I ale - . . a A ll W. ?. i ks inn in l5i IX Jit .... I ill iiniii'ir iif C, f ,!.,! hwluVal thf I-ong 41 i;ij lining a uviiiiiKT h i mvii O'liti 'II nil V I run i '. "" ' " '" l,,. for il:tv. Mil . ..i t. I .. ll.ii llllllll llf .- " flJ , , .1,1..., I IIVKIIIL' III till' III ! Ill III - Cuity if hi WMH,I,sl li ti. Itnl tni-tting, in-n Vnlt Willi WluMII I" I ll- I.H IllHlK tli' I"'"! " ii . i .... i.;... ... i.i. ' ll t.;.,j ulmiit luiiu in hi Mom HllllR - .. .... .i ; . ... . ' it. About n"' m"r,m, iir. r t . i.i, .i.i .i.,i fi-i.ni Mr ('run. kill ll ' " C- Mi!iiiimiil. ShtMlIy iiIUt gU.ut liH lrt'iiki;ii aim j linn dcml with u iiuiiii J in hirt fort ln :i.l. An in- V-ii Ik I'I. "'"I rfinmiiH Jill he Likrii l otii.inu rrm;iy y cfiiuiti'1". krivim i rainiuii was ihiiiu an. liiuu' t rt i'uii n in tin' n:um I rain with V. S't I. lull Itlor .f . Or-.:iit.tn. ll' sinivr.i in lUlmm mi riiriHlniaH I lay, , mut ttHi.li from u f.w yt-arn lilifortiia lul inuilf HilNUirii W vicinity liiHlmims 1 1 l-av-H I nn. JiIIi r!4in i, ruiiuau. m Viftkml. ami wilw. i t-Hi.lni i th itaim t ity. AICIIUN Sl l; hart I ri-pri'twnt Spirt-lla rorHi ta - i . i not wilt! in ntunm. Will call t huimn on riinint. mid du lht fitting, umt t.-arh luw ti mljuHt uml wi'nr tin cnnn-t. Our Unor- im mmlf tit-nifttHtirtt mrH U. tn i tinting On lutint front laci, with an 'xn-rn-nrii nrH ti-r htvU-, how to;:gue sb tin III! J. II Imlay, of llville, wa.4 u to the city yinti-rday. (Iain; KsHtur ami wife, of siliove Mountainlat'. were city victors Tuenitay. Kilit. ltoliriHon. of Farniintr- Un. wan in town the last ol the ASSESSOR GROALL COMPUTES sun Hon. J. H. Davis, well known aa "Cyclone Davis.' of Texaa, will sneak in Hillshom. Saturday evenmtr. November . Davis is one of the whirlwind talkers of the age. is an attorney of nation- PKOrtHIO!4U F. A. HA I LEY, M. D. faywirUa sad arfwa Olficer t"pUir io St-hultutiicb Blrf t Kmutouc nouthWM rornvr Kiwilti Valuation of County. SI7.7HI.M76. l or V12 Asteumcnt Claikama County I'apcr Ha cmt nomtiri limn hiuh clans cor- HhmmI Word lor DUIrkl Allorncy w'k J. A. Kirk wood, of IliHMlvi'le, I .4 II.. T ..I.... I . HAS MADE AN ABLE I'JtOSL'CI TDK waH a "u"iy t -av tan it i u jaji M)wt LAKtilK in. LAM lt-K al reputation, and knows how to ,,i twrooj mnu. Hutu i-bium. nets pui i huH.d in Htores. Mrs. M. Iv t'amlle. IlitlHlioni. Fifth and Jat kson Streets, l'tione No. 'St. :5l)-41 NiKlit Oiluer A. M. I'.rown. who Itus lieeti on the nihtwatch for Heverat tnnnttm. was ntricken aftenion. Arlkk Comet I'aMlkllct Md U Nut . . '"0"' Ttkaaoae A- iM-itiany, were cuy visuors me Advcrllncmcil i..i ,.f ii,,. v.-ei k. im n i iui iiniiiuin. bus mninrri . . I.y tmralyis Inst Saturday eve- jo show how K. 15. TonKe. din- . " 'J; J,r'' niuir. ttl-iut r;;5il. while at the , , .,, : .,... !ru,H r.v V lualatin He was carried lmt tlorni,y.' Bt.and4 ,n (',acka- l(-:- II. ro. the was a Hanks road city visitor to a room, and later taken home, mas uiuiuy, u is necessary io lf ,u want under the care of lr. rL II. read the following, which came man to elect V Smith. He is Klnwly improvinir. unsolicited, and which was re- man who builds them but for a while his entire left i-i.i,tl inibliulw..t in i,.. Mnrninv ' . . . ... ... .. Oregon ("ity: Attorney is alonir. the lejtal advisor of all the coun- ri.rU i,m L n,i if.. ,j i !. ty officers. The success of all n - w ami " . i itf- i k . . . . . . . . I I I 4 4 4 . . 1 4 .. 4 . . roln, ZSi h,, wiTf in the city Uiim khi muw -raoi cuuniy anu iau of tlu wih'U, of buHiniHS rvfcrrtnl to him diiMn(U Li.u trnm fittinl 'I'hitv fitrtt4lu i'juiiI . I i ! . i I . 4 tri I ........... ....,......, v - upon ms k'oou JutiKmeni. UIU. iMhUi,,,,,. I In I jimmiTi-i'il till unil I . .. . . I u'-m . . . , ... . i l iiiuunuiiun oi uonura are hi BiaKt- snice leuvuiK iieri' tell his political preferences. Davis campaigned in Oregon in 1H9G. and drew large crowds through his unique way of de livering addresses. Dr. S. M. Iieagan is moving his office from the Main Street livery to the Trullinger Building. on Third, north of Main. He is k f KRWTM M n - .I:.n: cl.. : I I " .... Assessor trandall has finished msuuiinjt unci, ui wi w iK 101 lav .tl ,n,J it U ami operu njt uu. Vd 14l I Vl ! V under process of equalization S. T. LINKLATER, U. B. C. M.. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON OHS Bpatelr otr Tlx plta Iriif H.. RMldsoM Kaat of Court Honw. to Um eornar of th btwk. Kmcit Yri I Come PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surgana Purine Railway Jt Navigation nn alto of ib; Orr;cn KIrctric Kailmui. nui iir a wime his enure lelt Cl.nty publiahiil Hide was Ktncken. Many friends Knt ; of have U-en calling at his home. ,, ' , mi Fir. to see how he is getting he OM,'tu' and a veterinary operating table. it gKMl mads, the ' - -v- ga!e blew down a partly om, ur,. hm. hi. unty Judge is the The valuations run slightly over p, bunKai0W, near Farm- 'u'"' is uiem. voie lor uiai oi iai jrar, mi'i me wwi n?tn c os. o the r.d. Olsen Stevenson.- (raid adv.) .A-z under the assessor's authority nlace. the other r.ight The . . . . . i . .1. K. Iv4eves. of trnelius. goes to 517.781.87a The rail- damage was several nunarea aoi was in town Saturday, greeting ways, telegraph, and telephone, lars his county seat irientis, ELMEU H. SMITH M. D. D. 0 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH cn tutid ft um!crsi.Mied will Htt at pub r . . .i.i w c... ..ii ..i.i W JUliO HI 1II" .1. , .-K'WIU "Ml Hotel, and have lieen running their Imti-I in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Ida-ke are general favorites here, and think of again locating on the coast. They were Imid mi Iheir nrames of the way HilUboro had progressed sinci they went Fust. Taken up Hay horse, atxiutl 1mm lb, four vrsold. White in face, one white hind foot. Own er please cull, prove pmerty, pay charges and adv. -Ilobert 1 1 raves. 2 miles north of t'tnlar Mill. 31-3 A series of (ioSlel meetings will tM-gin (htoU-r Z, 11)12. in the Advent Christian Church. I tillstH.ro. two bliH'ks south of the Oregon Ku-ctric depot, her- ici-s U-gin at t .W each evening, and will continue as long as in- tereht demands. - K. Wallace Shi imrd. State Fvangelist, will and the loss or irain to the coun uive charge, and every Uwy is Uy rests upon his advice or u ism i : . ii i .... 1.1 i. . . . .. . l rtniiiiy niviieu. " vomieuict:. Several thoroughbred Penciled ndian Uunner urakes for Bale, I. fill each; White Uunner drake, ur . me wnue egg mnu. lace is between Aloha and Hu- a I a . .. II I -r. Maud m. i romweii, iwa rlon, Kmite 2. 32-4 lieporta are coming in power wires etc. will be assess- ,T i" . t'L..u (!..,:..- Pi, 1-. i -i . . . . uainKc vj itmw tun iiip uii; onuiv caoiiKi in iim eu ov me siaie lax ooaru. anui . ... i large amount or money to loan n rea!h Washinirton Countv . ur: " w' !' r 'J" "i1 oatt iirt-, io iu i to j i m on improved larm land on iavor-i, . . ,. . numm u-n --i .-7, oiu,.T ? n I 'j! i in i uu.,m riur nr in .ian arv it . 1 1 ' t.' I-. . I - .. '"vx- j ourg secuon. l in. otlluimeritH, The summary follows: I who has been at Creswell, on a Acrr. iH!Wr, lotkiif 7.i9vsi like trip, sent up a fine buck the of the W farm. l imW tiorttieii.it of ilUln.ru unit 4 mile north of Well Htalimi on the electric L, kt ten a. in. on MONDAY. NOVKMUKU Sat (rl .K, I . t 'I Vult.aill iii! il Hil.lr, Irl tUv hilv. 1 Vi-i, t". W I". m Ml. 'M '. . l '''l ta, i i'i. l mi k i. 'I ii in ik mil ! fir.h in Int. ll" min t I" tt.,1 u.i r J t. Hl fi-l y, I li iki rifii 7 iii.'tiiit., aii Vm ralllr .r lllill Bi.W J ii, Lmm IhiI ' l.lilln ll. IV" ll" III I .1. I ri'l )!( IB Fll'Olr l-MIKI Hull Illl.lHKli'n " ' '" kutlh, lr ' ll .ll-r lull. . I' I" mill iH4 "lii-if u 1 tloi'iing tltlrl; pii..(l.lh hail.., li M Ii kv uV.-i uml Milirt Unil ImiU Mbuutrlii.t l l.i. lilliili- .,itllllriiu Io htBIH.il lllllill dI NlH'll Tcrmn nf sale: $M and under. ab; over, one year bankable lole. 8 iM-r cent. Five im-c cent. iff on canh over $Ut. J. A. Inibrie, Owner, John Vanderwal, Clerk. ClMlPI M ll I O U.(tKiM.r. of HillslHtro. and Mis Irene ruin, of I'ort and. wen wiled in marringe in Ibis fit v WmHilav. O.tolr Z. I'.'I'J Sudge W. D. Smith olliciating iThe irriHim is well known Millstmrn as the proprietor of the Wtional KeHtaiirant. in the llins hi Nutiiintil lluiUlin;?. and I Wxw at tent inn to burineHi luis JiMile the place one of the oil t CiiiHini's of the citv. After a short wedding trip wy will make their home Hillsboro. ' 11 . A , 1 fillips-lU-thany section was in No.t,ii.Ue. js'jis 5.747.oc other day. and it has been on ex- Dr w rnviKrifAr in the city Saturday, on business. lmlst h.bitior. at the Hillsboro Mercan- Ur' W B- tUMNGHAM "l'.y their works ye shall know Tonn.l city va '.'.'".'.'.. '66o tile. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON fcturice tnacbinery... Merchnii'l ami (tick in traile them." If you want rKk roads, llmptovi-nirni oo limo ml fur f O Sl..vi.non for city lui County Judge. O'aid adv.) 30-2 John Cawrse and wife, of Sl.U-mriy nkir.e. D nu.m- North Tualatin l'lains, were in tow n Monday. The man for good mads jM'ople to elect County Judge is K. O. Stevenson. He builds 'em. (l'aidady.) 30-2 0. Nordlund. of near Ileed- ;il.. m-.,j in Ihn -itv I lli.ttrinv gus otfice. I.ib-rv .... What this county needs is rock "Jrf? ro;ids and lots of them. V ote for ,t ck, 17a. Judge Stevenson and nave more co, 10.703 ,.r iv.ni 11'ni.l ji.lv. 1 30-2 Gout. J.s-iu... ting the Oregon hlectnc "W VK "I '.ia ' 7.745 162.6)0 333 715 F. M. Wadsworth. of above North Plains, has sold his place, 'The Cedars, and was in town Tuesday, attending circuit court He expects to make an Lastern uki-.nco, Calls Answered Day or Night loikpcuitent Phone OREGON w.ier pii Hue i o. tnp. and then settle down m the L ElMtfic, J4 Monry . NoU-t... Acouni Stiairf of Mock - 11 nu who J fiitLilutr, wttchrt. PmniiitK Imp tuirnL", mtgoa. c tnc.1 I'xQvurrnn sar-rmn ;9,;;55 Fra Diavalo. three reels, with J ROBB, M. D. beautiful costumes and settings PHYSICIAN & SURGEON IV.J36 a magnificent featured photO OFFICE: Upwairt to Schulmrricb B . la 112.061. . , r. !.. -II . r " 153840 IP'"- iuc l" vw.v Keiilen:-Bline street, iecood d.ior the conduct of the suit. The office of District Attorney depot. will cost me tax payers more then three times as much as any other office unless successfully conducted. Thousands of dollars can be wasted on useless, frivo lous or maclicious prosecutions, Mr Tiimriin I ho ti-i.4int Ilia. W. A. TuniM-r. secretary of the trict Attorney, is a candidate for oriianu 1 ivu ,t u-e vhiiiii' .ion IkHs his record merit a second term? He every cases. Hp hm won rvcty ctiminnl cutt uinl in tlir Sinn, nir Cuii-t. CUrkmimt Lountr lM not lost rnii- onl llitii.(h ron mlvur. Ciw'kniiiM Counly l lt"t liliril titmle lanvrf Io help him Ity a c Willi two or Ihire ecrplmn lie li DrraonalW cuti.lucU-.l ecry cae In lUe a Ki wc' J K lrruil limrl tl me lour coimura niiirr the Oregon hlectnc into shajR! on the stretch of track in the paved district east oi tne Dance in the W. I haotra ia I rniniiiitf luiu ruirui. w av iij . i,awi . m . 1 w-m .,.....a..i.. ..c .t noted for showing beautnul reels. eat of S00A Sule Ktreei. 1 0U Should See IMS Diay MOnaay I ia 1 ounea omct ac -e.meuce. and Tuesday eveninzs next HHXSBORO, . OREGON .'s Bartlett LaRue. of Woodland, 397.3o wash., was the guest of D. B. 1Z III Emrick. Sunday. He had been Vuunjj .t-k. iVivZZZ! 37!9 "P to witness the Scholis Orange ,7o rair. 1 no I j 1 . . . 1 6.JV5 ror hrSt-ClaS3 WOrK ana rea-ICalU aotwered day or nieht. Botii o65 sonable, Cutting and polishing phone. Office in American Nalional agates, call on r rancis oota, cor- Bank, opair. ner Seventh and Fir. 31-4 hillsboro. Oregon Saturday was the last day of I w DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon I Office hour 9 to 11 a. m.; t to S p. m. AUCTION SALU . it 1 . U. VV. liail, I TLA ...JokIuI uill Ball of r.llll.1 .... V-li Phiina fs.iturd.-iv evenintr. .. . ? .1 1 :i. I eKisi.riii.ioii South Hillsboro is l,my lie auction at their farm 4J miles tne banner precinct in the coun . S. E. of Hillsboro and 11 miles ty Butler was last to reg N. W. of Farmington. on the jster in that precinct m. sion, and well known here as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1 up per, is now teaching three nights ut of the week at the roruana .ineoln IliL'h School. He is do- . . . , I I A .. i ! . - ng this in addition 10 nis ser . 1 . vices as secretary 01 me com mission, and it keeps him busy Dairy nien.MtiH k men and others hould remember that Watkins' k tonic is put up by a licensed Oct 2fi. Toel e s orchestra. ways a good time at this h For Sale-Horse. 3 yrs. broke, on l'AKI; yearling horse colt Belgian FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Sire; suckling coil, Itoigian sire, M, , ibt..work igle or ""T tn. 'At;a all good COltS. G. D. Saxton, J Uib e; hone, h ,,.,950; old ho,: 7 wi"wu.. mile east of Newton. Address Uond gi.iie.1 co, u in mi.k. ome j Hickenbottom, who di- 30-2 V'Ju'V J:vAm his time between Shady ister in that precinct Ole Dalheim was taken to Portland, yesterday, by Dr. B. L Sears, and the patient will be HttK U'.i .l,.lic..r- nf vnur hoime. I he hat liren in ollice veterinarian--not Py clerK Watch for the wagon . M. IjiRue. Forest gun. - 11. (!. C.anlner. for many years 1 1 1 .1. . ....il. eiu'aireii in uiacKsmiiiuiiK mi l'liiid Street, and for trie past two vi'Hrs being cK-iueu on me rear of his Third Street proper .. .i...... . .11 11 1 irru. wuip 1 r-sii turn: uciii s. tii.. . . .. .. tias won over w 0111 01 iiiusnoro, nouie l. 00-- . . ,uKM1hlirfc, Vhii rivmouth vides his time oeiween hundred Circuit Court t 11 .v ftf nnnk v.as in Rock, white wyamiotte ami Khoie Brook and Nehalem, was a city "-' - ' " - . 1 1 i..i ri.i.1..... Mt. tow I friends. J. H. says that his pre- ..,.. (in bred Pekin rtuck: tow. Nick Kemmer. of Cooper einet has everv evidence of be- uma!l pin cd one lUnUtered imroe Mmmtnin was in the citv Tues- ing quite strong for Roosevelt rJr;, before the Board of Equaii- althougu tne campaign is quieu '" -;- j h.:clr MrCotmick zation. "i . j K. Watts, of Farmington. '. JJ'i Tc John E. Zimmerman. of above cpatair. a. C. Shute Bid Main & m.i O AO LE Y A HARE 4TT0RNBYS-4T-LAW Roomi 1 aad I Shate Baildlar HILLSBOUO. . . UBEGO.S. WAJJ E. B. TONGUE ATTORNKY-AT-LAW OtEce upstair in Schalmeri.h Bloc' VlNVVWVAAi JOHN M. WALL ATTORNKY-AT-LAW was in town Monday. Mr. W atts .,fc:,h ie.r h.r.o.. .mn tooth North Plains, was m the city tne is one of the many advertisers hever cultivator, dbuhovci plow. gol first of the week, attending cir- , AildreiM lie iiithewik f..r tne twj.jiui.iM W(io spend consideraDie money ""op? p ""'.j" " ""'i cuit court UniVe. Ore- Jk'S ,oUi'u Uith the Argus each year, d For 8aleA three-roller chop- He lu iwiiu.iially comliirlril all hi 0110 mm, it, oiner autoe i.nncn ai noon. per, porUDle in gOOQ snapc. oBiriai rae in the Snpteme Court. Farm to Rent 149 acres, 45 of Terms of bale: ten and un- fjogg a, a bargm.L E. Shute, th iirenon joumai.ine imarr c ... . t...lti..ation: uood der, cash; over, one year DanKa-SecQn street Hillsboro. 30-Z iit In runinirlMinv rn ine tiiih-i -- . . , u. o . I mur.lrrra u-ed the f..ii..ttinR UnKuKr, dairy ranch; near scnooi; on rurai u.c ..uvc o . With hriiiuntiy evolve t moi cir- hMiite and on milK route. inquire CiimtUiiial eviilriice the Mate rtr..l. . i, i utf Store. 30-2 The arnmnrtit ol PioarcittinK lim!tte A. W. Walker, of South Tuaia I'intt-riilinii TmiL.ue I v. has leilHed his smithy to Frank Wlli , niaotri plete of phrasing itnd lral . . 1 1. , ..... 1. i,..i,i Shogren, who has innm a resi- mgeniouine. de,,t of llillskiro for me months. Iinv a wm ever hrar.l in 11 rnmrt of law." nr-usher at South Tualatin and A few White Ug-KwruiiiM the me trial the On-ifo" Hazeldale. all Summer. He says Bartlett & Bohlig, John Vanderwal, Clerk. r W. N. BARRETT ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Ornoi: Main Btreet, opp. Court HoiiNe. HILLSBORO OR BOO kA Kor two mmm lie nrm :.,:. ...f.j- in! h.er. ten ami chilled with a .lute- tin. was a cuy i u. J"' For sale Attorney Clyde Richardson, of Prvrfioml wan nut vpsterdav. in-1 terested'in divorce suits before THOS. H. TONGUE, JK. circuit court ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Vetch seed, $3.35 per cwt; mixed vetch and Winter oatS Omee, upstair, in Schulmench Block iMrs. A. u. varsiens, 01 orss - - - -- . n h T I) unt.L. died Tuesday evening. October g5fc'- U fetf F1" " " 0re8on MRS. A. C. CARSTENS Mrs. A. C. Carstens, of Banks, h,;;;' 7. of I- Saturday evening WU3 " UU i. KKAL HSTATE TRANSFERS itra n. One-third Jince, u im-ii imi arKiunrnt niwie ny inmrict .mor rtimii CUmke & W eatherlord, ne TonKue 22, 1912, at ten o'clock, death re sulting from iniuries sustained in a runaway accident while the & Wnght was out io tne cuy Westfall. Tualatin, Or. Ed. C. Allen, formerly of Allen 6ta. - g., i.itite Ore. 5, lkix 2S A. HillsUiro, 32-3 in Mane neoule who heard ll MV It y it wan the irteatest peech ever mmle in id t'nliiuilii i County Court." iliiMM.m lliirh Schm.1 wilt meet a HeW. c P'Ptr ?r , , . e " , ... 4 ii,l.,i! celeoraien niaaraiy vw: .... .'.,r..t (.rove lllirtl. at AlllietlC . ,,, M. T.noll, nnilinlll the Plll'k Saturday, OctoU'r 2(5, and 0, that ha been heard here f.n Contend for f.Hitball honors. The ye.r. That he U n able piowcnlor Im-als are very hopofui thai iney " fW,m ,rt,M. r w l get the OplKlSIIlg iem a ( , , . ( M ..nJ f ,he ,,ro goat, and are practicting every ctriiio the Vei." miulali e minute. r. frtr No AUCIIOIN MUtl Will KiH-f.- iv. ..... . Dlll nf nnK of auto and names oi men u iim uiiue.a.K.ivu ... lot s bik 4 uenrv'a ml torneim... io . sr.ent her girlhood in that j i . .. 3 1 . 1. " 1 . .. i iQQo stiiinl,.M, Th AUCIION SAI.Ii The undersigned will sell nt "tl- c auction at ttie'Cr-int Brown place, one mile southwest of Auatmmi Station, on Electric. Jnd lj miles nortiiweiit of Reed- le. at ten a. m., on MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4 liy hot., io i iimi; lirowii iniirf, 1 J''. Iihm. tn .id wmk line, ainule r nhlf; tiy hniae, 15 yeitrn, l.Vi l"y uv,a ,,y hore, 14 v", 'Wi ytailinu hrif.-r. A hrtfi in. M llion "; m t 1II1I hravv wotk harnr, et lmKKy Inillftt, 6 lll.rw C'llllO, Mlf-lruik wiion, y(; j'4 Inch bitl'i Jw'l hk"Ii, Iron whwl truck wi;iiii, iliriiiu WHi oii. with Inn; MiCor- kk mr, s-fl cut; lo ft elf li'M' M'ke, npiiiiiitoiilh hnrrow. .vaei'limi "Whtirow. Hi Inch Oliver i hll nl plow My fiitkn, wiili r.iH-4 uml il. yt, com ll'iiirk!e Kiinilrr, KriiiiUliiiie, 40 roilt wv'll Hire finre; Irleptlime, plinlio Pb. hionoiny Cliief rrriiin M-mtnlir, Iomh1s ier hour capin ilv, Plet ,r, HMen drill, 1 ark icrewa, aimlch lh ck, 'Mint, ftawa.aledKr, ami ru iii'tiHin olh Wirlicln. Lunch id Noon, Terms of Sale -Ten and under, cash; over, one year bankable "ote, at 8 per cent John Bergstrantl, Owner. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. Jlhn Vanderwal, Clerk. John Beig of Bethany, was 1 wunty seat visitor yesterday morning. .. Chopper will start nt Bethany, Saturday, Oct 12. and will run cn Saturday during the month. ter Nov. 1, chopping each Sat Mday afternoon. -A. L. Crocni. I ... ..not 111) lhl .111 IV Same WHO went, euni. j J . ! hopyartl. last Friday, rariy u white dog.- Square Deal Poultry 'arin. m.o i? II fireer. Grand Pres ident of the Oregon Rebekahs, at Ashland, the other day, attended a Kebekah district con vention, and ilelivereu inwiuina . . t... ,uu,.nd,lv. Mrs. Greer is making a tour of the state lodges in her otlicial capacity For sale: Several Young polled Jersey bulls. From cows that a-erich milking beauties; l,1"v .. . . i. iVnt Mann snlenditl siocK.-uiai.i. -. Cornelius, Oregon. M mm (n-ndulT and daughter, Millie.' attended the musical re tt M"- VI 1 1 IH i win ii"1" - t - i ital Riven by the puoila of the in n..i.iimr in the 1. O. U. r. ,VUMMl-n I '."I" if..'" -- !,, Hall, at Forest uove, onecin Inst week. Jasper Keflfer. of near West UniU was in town the la. to the week, ine .....i I... KflriT IfU I'J . - r , has been in great aemanu m yeiir. , , n 9V17...T ' '-?t Thfl man who built them.-o uiu TillamHk ppen report aflne lie ifuction at his farm. 1 miles north of Reedville and i mue south of Quatama station on toseline road at 10 a. m., on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 Bay horse, 8 years, 1100; brown horse, 10 yrs, 1100; gray mare, 3 ra I'Mhbav mare. 11 yrs, 1100; set double harness, set single hnrnesw. 2 cows. 2 yrs old, giving milk: cow. 9 yrs, fresh; cow, 10 yrs. giving milk; neuer, is mos :t shoats. top buggy, wagon, dt inch', mowing machine, norse mke. plow, spiketooth harrow, Economy cream separator, cui tin.r hnx. about 20 tons of loose hay, 20 hens, household goods and other articles too numerous to mention. Lunch at noon. Trms of Sale All under $10, cash; over $10, one year's time on approved noies, urawing mi. at 8 per cent Alien recK. John Vanderwal, Clerk. BRYAN BLACK Rnaafll Rrvan. of Los Angeles, IIUMUV! w " . . . and Mrs. Grace Black, daughter of MrsM. A. Powell, of Hills boro, were united in marriage at Loa Angeles, Cal., October 8, 1912, Rev, Barr officiating. Mim inn iiiiML ten salmon trout are the P. R. & w. Pruvco .....:i noia of Shady Brook was transacting businesa in town Monday, is. a. BdXotiit 8. B. etaMn family was returning from the the last of the week, greeting SCHN ABEL & La ROC HE funeral of a relative, tons u- friends. tMn, hams. Monday. Deceased was r . Mnrthrun of Shadv Brook. tfiii nmi. k. i VVinmntin Mqv K ISfi? td. rsortnnip, OI Onauy DTUOf. SCTftai.jietna,, bjtralln.rtfuna, Koll. born in Wisconsin, May 8, isja . A PknnfV seat visitor Tues- madntn, Sfitamcuu. tittunia unt oin !.- licben wrttnilfldt auedtellL Ne4ltaniuii acn in tturupa mil utilften ttaram Aortdiioii. ........ r n -r I wnirn. hpr onrpnts in 1883 settl Off near District Attorney &. C. lomtue jrffe t aim riimfra irtiin. ner parents in iaoo, seuinik ntar Cnndav after a aiflnf(oii. uebiroaui.aen. tseuaiit Banks. was home over aunoay. auer a tecwfneoiia mil unfeten mimten. She was married to A. C. Cars- busy week in court at Astoria. -, - m . r . i. 1 0OT L...M . ... L; f.f... oi).lviiu.ii owk ai.tntKi H ij a.,.1 n K Hobie to I Kraiuei. ao tens. Marcn ii. ui uus- Hops under contract are oeinn 'AmWi i4. o a arc s t r a w 10001 oanu ana tne ioiiowmg Kiiuureu delivered at tne Electric anu o. i siatatn ww-tw etwt f in mi. Oertrmie Ruiiinn a.im io vj l, surviving: tteroert rercy, dva p. denots. O R IMton elal to L l; ftloolierry, I llaiiicl Moure to Geo Mr.i, a lot PleaMitt Home ad Ht?avertoti 10 W llomlurmit to i. u hohkhoii, 6 a l-'nitview ad UillslMiro 5ooO died r in jl 1 - - 1 D 1t toj cooper, so loo ft ard Drorbaugh, Portland, and November 4, 19ff. Jn Pu .,r;-k"-;-"V; 10 Mrs. WO. Galloway, of Banks. P-e of i "5;.ffil4f" MASS MEETINO A mass meeting is hereby called to'convene at the court house, in mim to C L liahn. a Iota I'iiiclHiid lcrracc ... 300I j a mi. T nolor . .. . ... t, 1 IIIIU lllllO. IX ouu, usmw-i. w u,.n !. " o ' . V . ' . at the age of six months, O C Claim m m. v j i . - ... .i Cicero nine to Jno n Paron, 6.71 Of her immediate iamuy ner a on r.air Creek mnthpr. Mrs. r anme rridav. ner v w ci.uk to Lydin Menoid. 71.44 hmthers. Edward Friday. Grants .. ... ... . . . . .... r,ft,niina n nrm K Aldriclt to, I a Miwr, 4 Richardson M s riimn uu toopvr, ,vjon ard Lroroaiign, roruanu, ouu -. ..- fli0 lo4l.lk8KOrove 10 w 0 Cftllowav. of Banks. POSe 01 iiuiuiiimuuk .. t... . . ti A Jn a l'. v " ' , ' 1 f UA nnminrt nttu A Uirinil J V. nlllllH IO I llltVMun, a ovv 1 I IO! IMC tUUOII4 V.VJ V1VVHV... Hinriv. 75o oui Theoiiore I'iosour t t J Shaw. lot Mrs. Carstens died at tne nome rurdy' Hd, niiicy- 35 of Mrs. Ualloway, wnere sne was K c Snow to lien Croeui, 30 sec 30 npripd after the acc dent which t 1 n r iw SIW : " v... .. ... 1 i 1 ...., , . 1 took n ace neai uv. f M wmmwonn .u v- . ----- f - - , ... , acc t 11 t a 11 32501 ine iunerai win ee nciu ai. W C Henlon to O M Hcaton, 77 sec il t i t r 1 w 10 1 H. T. Bagley, Mayor. Hillsboro, Ore. Oct 24, 1912. MRS. MARY MERRILL PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist OtHoe up-stair ovsr Hilltthoro Nati nal Bank. HILLSBORO - - - OREGON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST LORIS WILLIAMS TTriav mnrnincr. nt I f Mqi-u Rvolinft Johnson Mer ita JUia VIIUI Vll 4 .....pf - I UllOi 4UI J t w w i . . . j ii 'int onrl intormpnt will he -in nt tnla itv sncciimbed to an Tenieie awg, ii u iiv. ........ mi, v vi.j, -- ntrfuuiioo 111 LJU,.UI,lU,i. in the Banks cemetery. COWS FOR SALE Rooms 5 and 6 OEK. Main and Third. Loris Williams, the little son of C. O. and Henrietta Williams, jq graded jersey cows for sale died at Rainier, Saturday, Oct la young and first class milkers 19, 1912, trom enteric uiness. 8ome fresh, some to iresnen in The little boy was born at Rai- nov, c. P. Syverson 3 milles nier, October 17, 1906, and was south of Reedville. Beaverton R aged six years and two days. & phone 252 line 3 Beaverton When the little fellow passed Central. 30-2 iKnra uinw two other ehil- dren in the family ill from the While other people have talked same ailment The boy was bur- good roads, Judge Stevenson has DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Building, Main Street Hillsboro - - - Ore. G F. C. Geishlrt, of near West Union, was a city visitor yesterday afternoon. The Shute Savings Bank loans money on farm mortgages in amounta of $100 and up. ied Mondav. at the Banks ceme tery, Rev. Smith conducting the services. Mrs. Williams, who is a sister of Mrs. 13. C McKinney, came to Hillsboro, Sunday, with her in fant daughter, aged three years, and the little one is improving under the care of Dr. Linklater. The trouble with the children was epidemic in the Rainier sec tion and the citv schools 1 closed as a result Vote for him. 30-2 built them. (Paid adv.) Misses Margaret and Gertrude Gray, of Seattle, Wash., were visitors this week of Miss Eva Bailey. The undersigned wishes to thnnk his former natrons, and at the same time announce that he is ao-ain conducting a milk busi- are Iness In Hillsboro. Telephone Main 124.-G. H. Carter. 30-2 attack of pneumonia October 21. 1912. She was the only daughter of Hiram Johnson, one of the pioneers oi uregon. She was born near Farmington, Feb. 11, 1851, where she resided until April. 1872. when she was ....JJ.J rvAVitt Pllntnn Mor- WCUUCU W L1CIII. VI...WI, I , . yv 1. rill. After their marriage they Upstairs, in Linklater Delta moved to their farm two miles south of Reedville. where her husband died. Dec. 30. 1907. She continued to manage the farm unti October. 1909, when she rented the place and moved to Hillsboro. No children were born to the union, which was an exceptional- Graduate Kansas City Veter- ly happy one. She was a mem- . College. 20 years prac- ber of the Hillsboro Christian t:rfti 3 r Church, and a devout worker, tlcal experience, and was beloved by all. offic6i Hiii,boro Livery Co. Stable, No. l ine iunerai iuok piace yyeu- fhon nesday, interment being in the 0ffi M,ltl J01. RM(incc. city 133. Lewis Cemetery, Rev. Hilton, of Forest Grove, preaching theob- - - sequies. . Argus and Oregonian, $2.25 Dr. S. M. REAGAN St 8uROKoy I Vetrrinarv Phvsiciaw & PUNTIST.