a u$kito V;a itabi .
am mwr
Out til 70 l ii
mi h iiiciio iiiim hhiii ikki m
Carl NciJcl lU-ttrd Kt-tardrr
Scmrtl (h'U mr
lrv.1 J
Tln ltilii of Hill .1. ir.i tU'iirixi in
MMituv'n l ily 1 liui , tin- tiir
m- iHillihir Z vnt'4 t. it nt c,i,: i
oa-d. II. T. I'-ii'lfy uai t in .-
(, HiU't t'4'ii liim-u lf a inaynr ly a
majority ol 17. I In u min-n m in
out in fortv, and nu.lr :i mm fi
lar'iT Muming tlum i im t-t
fd. Jim I .miikin. I', hui
Slimilliii' wi-tv jn.lri niuj
r'rt'd Sifgrixt ami A. hunt it,
HTVd
i Uitrnl
I In- tuk.l
lii. l
moKii inrcliiH' iii'imii.ii i.ni, iitnl
Unit n8im-l u ' l:i luti-r.
Tln vol hIhivvh I In foliurtinv
I'lwlioiH Mav'i'. I'..if!i ; i-nun
ril. T. M. K rr. C. N. Tarn-art
J, It. Trullin'iT. Anlt w .Ink
A. J. IJv uinl M. II. Sii vi ii i'M.
Carl ili-hlfl. ri'iiinlor; V. .), S. w
rll, tr'nuir-r.
Tht rount ulanil
F r .M.iwr
IWW .""t
Wail ::;
I'ounnl
Kerr -
Kuralli ,
IiKirart '
Vauuht ... :Z
Krrr and Tiiggarl i l- li.I.
Jack . :'.!"
HfllKtJ ..... .... . . L-i
Trullinger
Vilk L"t:t
Jack uinl Trullingrr ti't t i.
iiy re:
Schomburg ."5 V
Sli-vi-iiHiin . . . :i77
Kuy Mini SlVfllHOM ci'iim,
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Umkin
Trvasunr
F. J. SU-wi-U r.il
MIII.SIMII HifMltK'i: AM)
hAKDWAWi: I'lU SM V.
We use the word unusual al
though a much nlmni-or word
could w ith justice be used in con
nection w ith the Sv mlicale Sale
now going on in full Ma-t at the
Ilillslioro Furniture & llardwaie
Store but we like to he enn
servative. We want to present
the facts just as they arc, and
leave the decision "where to
buy" to your own good judg
ment. If you have not visited
the llillriboro Furniture & Hani
ware Store during their Ilig
Syndicate Sale you are missing
the sight of the largest and
choicest assort men t of furniture
ml hardware ever assembled by
any store in Ilillslioro, and you
cannot help but nnke a pleasing
selection, and at almost any price
you may have in mind. All they
ask is that you defer buying
what you waul in furniture and
hardware until you see their
many bargains.
Notice ol DUIrkt k'oml Mcelinx
Nollra l hrrrtiv given Mint 1il t
fowl inrvtiiiK ' lii'O-liy cul'fil, In Is tn Ii'.
il (ifmiKi- Hull, llimlnn, In I
trlrt No.' l, Viiliiii!liiii Coniitv. Die
Hon, on llir mill tiny of Int., lyu, kI
o'clock, lo ilrli'iui hi llu' rxli-ni of im
piovrmriil In Im tnmlc on nnv cnntilv
mull, or nuni, or pu'll m lln'ri-ef, in N iiil
iihiiI riUtrlct, uml In Irvv n hhcoi1 lux In
llrfrnv llir ri'icini tlirrrof, mil to ex
cent to tnilU nn Uii ilnlliu, m lt
oil permimil Umlilr pron-ily I" wlil
ruml illttrliU.
Dileil llil 37 ( It ilny of Nov , I'M'.
A. Kimlnr,
Suprrvlwr f Komt IMtlrlit No. Ji
Wmliinnlnn Cumily, (lri'on.
Tiro. Unlier S. II llnllnck
N. P. Nelson I. T. Tink
P. C. BurKholrr K. T, Sini huh
BACHHI.OK OIWI.S DANCI;
A Hard Times dance will be
given by the Bachelor dills'
Cub, at the Helvetia Hall, Sat
urday, Dec. 14. (lood music.
Tickets, $1, supper included.
Come to the B. (J. 0. dunce nml
have a good time. 1W-9
Wm. Riifflev Sr.. the Leisyville.
hoiitfrower. hns mirchiwed Huh
m - ... i a. r i i
T. It. Imbrie residence, in mm
and Washington, in tho eastern
1 ?)
L a Afes
F"r it Untv i rrnwlnir and
iri.win. rapidly. N ImihIh.-m
.iiiMifii'i arv ,'iiiiig in, tt the
linif uti.j lark'f HtiH-ka of pmnIh
ur tint in t'M'rv inif f llu.m
'"in in tin y urtTcrii.!rtn. On.
f tin- !U'Ht ami muni tmiiiilar
In- lln-H iihu-i-M i4 Kl-...,r'a
'aar. n-t tn fnt tt(Tii'. which
iirrn tin lari'.-st ami mint mm.
l'! ti' liiii-iif toys ami XrtMM kinnIk
m tin- omnty. H will nurjiriH
i'iv""'- to nti in thin store ami
tin innncriM' liru' of trmxli
It ' v an- jn; t puttinif out on di.
I.iav now. 'I houHatiiU ami thou-
:uilt ii MoMs nf all min uml
li niiiiurii raiiKinit in pririMi
! pin)
i A
in nami nalH of
I..r u.ys ami KirU of all la
iv-i s, .iiiii.ca.4i- ami tallica tillcil
l,.,i
uitli I,.--,i,i ifnl .,;n ,.f ..n L
it Mill naturally ask the
'Km Wlifri-ari' all of the
I'. uiM- piinjr to inrii.' from to
i.uv nut h an mmifiiHe ntH'k of
v'mid.i hi twi-iii now ami Xman?"
I Ian- iiM-r not Hifin to In (M-ojilf
ifi'ii'li in I'ori-Ht (!nive and vi
liiuty. i vrn if they all came.
I .ut it nuist Im rfun iiilnTed that
St.iidr'H Uaaar si lU Xman jrifta
in aiMiut everyone in IMIley, liaH
tun. Yamhill, ('nrm-liim and
llillMim. imt lii tni'iition Hanka,
is t.m. (ali-K ( rrvk and all the
.in ruiimliiitf count rieH. And vihen
tra il' htartn in. in i;imm lament.
t looks more like u Imrain gale
lay at a luif deiiurtment Ktore
in tm thinir t-Ne. In the lant
irv r irx it 1 1 an Ix-i-n imimHHilile
fur Mr. Staihr to u-et clerk
noiih In atttiul to the tmde
iinin rl . the last two weeks lie-(in-
XtiiuH. So lot of eoile an;
!aivU)L' a.lvantai'f of tlie ear v
lifplay of food- and have Im-uii
, i . , i - v , . , . i
'i Mil ii.i-n Ain.in in mm ia ami 1
, ,1 . i i. it . i "
lia.f tin in laid away. I'.y uoinir
ii,. v l, iv.. ii ...... .. it.o
.1 ....... . . .. .1 ..
hud pn-k of the Komi and do not
it i iiiiim
tnclUiw their way through
il .. ... I . :.. .. I ... a ... .1...
i. ..,.... in i.,,r uK-l i in, Blll Mru Mill..nl-.r.r..r
l lllllltel-S I
Mri. Ida bilker, of Uethany.
entertained her friend and mem-
Nth of the Women of Women of
Woodcraft. Nov. 211. Dinner and
lii'ht refrehnient.s were aervttl.
Hie (Kcxsion was the hostess'
Inrthd.iy, K very pleasant af
ternoon was HiM tit. and the fol
! ink' participated in wishing
her many r turn of the day:
M.s,.ii..e W. Ijiylield. M; Kit
d r. I!. F. Owens. A. Kasmusen,
.1. Saunders. M. Tonenson, K. It.
(iravi-s, Jw lhompson. A. Schind
ler. A. Iloli'oinh; Misses C. John
Kasmusen. O. Haskell.
For sale-Pekin and Indian
Ciimier i inks, ami w uto leg-
horn hen. Hiiro grade stock
. . .1 1.
ami prices rignu Auanis. iwixii"" u.t.uiu.t.j. i i'iv-u
is.t or inmiiri. m nlnce nenw S.
track, near JaU-z Wilkes
place.
35-tr
hnii Peterson, of aliove The
Mallei, arrived tlay, enroute to
visit with hi father-in-law,
l.i'iics Mct'laran, who recently
roke hi arm. He was in the
i-ttv uiih ( oinniissioner Jolin
Mi l 'luran . Iiuie was here vears
I .11 l. I
iiu'ii. ami was wen Known near
Clcncoo. He ha made good
r-rio. liio.r mid Ki.M-k niisimr.
Now is the time to settle the
gill iiuesiion. i tirnmire manes
i permanent and the most use-
ful of gill. Ihe displav at
I lillslmro Furniture & Hardware
More is worthy ol your insHc-
ti"ii.
Coo. H. Wilcox, for many
years l he assessor i or viu coun-
.. ill .... I
fe, now a resident of Lincoln
r.umtv. was re-e ected innvor of
NevMM.it. .Monday, litis is Mr.
' aia
U ileov' third term as mayor, and
he is making the old resort town
i.iik nn like a two-vear-old.
i, i, .ii it l'....c,...p nn.f uife
nHZ " frm
exlen.led visit with relatives at
iinl near t'olfax, Wash., in the
hiloii.se country. They rewrt a
solem id time hioking over
the old neighUirhiKxl of years
hack.
The Ladies of the Christian
i -1 -. ill uiiHi-n ilmni-ti in thilvtli
llilllll vtiii ri i i ""ImL
church basement, Saturday, Dee
beginning at twelve, noon
-n"is.
Having sold my stock of goods
at Orenco. all nersons knowing
themselves indebted to me will
please call and settle at once.
Sam Kunz. ."
There will be n cnlico social at
Donelson's Hall, by the Ladies
tim iTnitod Kvnn.
drum supper will bo served be-
tween R and So'clock. Program,
All are welcome.
County court is in Bession this
week. Fred Wesch was granted
a saloon license at Tualatin, and
A. W. Hrvant one at Timber.
The proceedings will appear next
week.
Mra 1.. A. Iiontf and Mrs. C.
W. Uollins will entertain the
Lollee l.lili), ai me nome oi mm.
, iv -
Long. Saturday afternoon, Dec.
7th.
p.,vod Knrniture" is a gift of
f,.,i -Tnafo" vis t The bin
cn,i:nnto Snio nt Hillsboro Fur-
II ..... I V . ......'-----
till',. ,vr iinrriwnra nnore.
Mrs. l H. Greer, president of
i i i ....... i;..i..ii ii it a nnu wum
me wreKo.. iwun.
turned from an
OIIICIBI lour wi
CURD LIES RI
Oil O EHERS
ISpular YunK I rlluwt n I.
U
& N. Marriril In ll N ck
both imms Him: siki-hsis
Al. Maraer aJ Hart HtlimUta art
Brartfkli Cta(raliilalitm
lan (aipiil liax lni-n a viry lusy
KriwrUiniT the na.st wi-i-k. w far
the railroad mi-n an; com i rn-
Navigation (jimnany. N-tween
"''re anJ lillamnok. thm wi-k
tot.k orders for a whi-ilulf on th
main line of matrimony, and the
following tell the story:
Married, at the Hotel Perkins
parlor. Dec. 4. 11)12. Mis Lulu
Frakes, daughter of Mr. and
Ujp,
Frakefl. Seajxose. and
Harry Mclauchlan, ol Ilillshuro,
Kev. Itoyd olliciatinir. The hride
ih a HiHter of l omluitor J. 11.
Ihihliin. well known here, ami
her father in one of the promi
nent citizen of SenpiNnme. Tin y
will reside in HillHimro. Messrs.
and Medames 1- I'. Jackson and
K. K our it., of Hillslniro, were
attendant at the wedding.
Married, at Tualatin. Ore..
Dec. 1. 1912. Mi F.lizalwth
Moore, dauithter of Mr. ami Mr.
H. M. Moore, to Al. W'njiner, ol
llillshoni. Kev. O'IMI ollicia'in.
ni- iii ii it- in t'u k miw ii ill i mi
i i... i -:.(.. : .....ii i i.. it. it..
1 l i i i
lro, havimr renided here n nuni
' . .. . ... . .
0T Ol
The erooru has
"'.
lieen w ith the 1
11. & N. Severn!
years, and i one of the oldest
engineers in Kervire on the line.
. . . .
l llll! till. Illieiliieil nil- uii-
mony. Mr. ami
Mrs. Wat-Ticr
will make their
home in Ilills
lioro.
I.KJMTIWr-imANDAW
Harry Lightfoot and Miss Ktlu
lirandaw were united in mar
riage at the home of the bride'K
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hrandaw. Nov. 2S. 11)12. Kev. F
K. Fisher olliciating. The wet
ding march was played by Mrs.
rrinl Kellmgton. James and
Mis Katie Hrandaw attended
the couuleat the ceremonv. Af-
ter the wedding the party was
I ... i - - I i l I i;
' io bjh-iiuiu weinium
dinner, i lie room were ueauu-
It.. II.. .I......M.I...I Tl.AU.1 .. H. ..... n I
were Immwliaw relatives and
inend or me contracting par
ties. The bride, was recently
tendered Bhowers by the Kelief
(A)ri3 and by the young people
of the Evangelical Church.
I;MM0TT-J0MNS
A prvtty home wedding was cele
l. ma t .il nl L'lirrana Vi.e tll
uiwm unvur, wi-.,
1912. at the home of the hnde s
parents, when Kay r.mmott. oi
Itllisooro, was uniuni in marriage
to Migg Josephine Johns, of the
nn vers ty city. Kev, Miller, ol
Kugene. olllciaUd. Tho house
waa tastfully decorated with
evergreen and Autumn leaves,
After the ceremonv a splendid
dinner was served the wedding
party. Mr. and Mrs. Kmmott
reiurneu io iiiunooni on u li
. 1 : 1 1 . . I !,..
evening train, and will bo at
home to their
l.. i tar <
Km moll place, near csi union,
after Dec. 15
The groom is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. Homer kmmott, and is well
known nere. ine parenis oi
the groom were in attendance at
known nere. ine parents oi
"w
ARNDT WINS AflAIN
Walter Arndt won in last night's
wrest ing match, at the i res
cent, over Walkers of Vancou-
C in two straight falls,
The match was largely attended,
and the session was Al. hoy
Arndt also won over Hoed, at
tne Grove, the other night. Heed
tBijng to come through with his
declarations,
Mext Monday evening Arndt
atrreea to throw H.Heuermann
two falls, and Kxpmito, Sher
wooa, iwo ibiis. uu wwuau,,,
I nlished in an hour.
At thesame time in the Cres
cent. Kid Anderson, 19(5 lbs. the
coming white hope, wil spar 10
rounds with Billie Moriarity, of
Pueblo, the light heavy-weight
chamDion of the mountain states
There will also do a raining
good preliminary to open the
event.
Christmas Sale
The CofTpe chh Anmm chri8t
.. Cla will ha Villi. I Silt llfll.'IV
i lima uaiv trui .
n R i the annex to the
Hillshoro National Bank, next
door to Miss Olsen's Millinery
I This is an oDDoriunity io pur
chase some dainty hand-made
itrnis iur vour ii chub. wii
I u r r .
Born, to R. C. Hobenow and
.7- v-. N(W on. ioi2.
ife, West
iVtt-r Ji-? j. tif Went I'nlon.
was in town yesterday.
J. Moiii'. of mar U'-eilvill',
wan in the city yesterday.
Anilirua- Schrnidlin, of ahove
I'.iivti'fi. in in town yeMtenlay.
Mi t Myru Cicero, of Seattle,
is in the !;.,i.,t of Miss C. II 01
st n.
Ki: ri-iluctions on Stove,
Karit s and !! ater. at Ilillslioro
Forniture & Hard are llivr Sale.
Fred (iot tt- and loni Sinay,
of l-eyoiii Illi'iiiiinv, were city
aliers Tuesday afternoon.
Vi'e'v tapM-d another keg of
tii.it i.'ood ciili r. ISetter have
some. - Den of Sweet .'5H-1')
Mrs. Mi I'hi i ters, of this city,
departed over the O. K. ami Hill
li.es. todav, for Hydro. Ok la.
Ltra Simi.d. Ilickeye field
fencing. Llv per
Imro I'lii'tiiture
rod. at Hills
& Hardware
.Store, of course.
J. A. Johnson, of lieaverton,
and Fdw. Benten, of (larden
lliiine, were county seat callers
yesterday.
( Iiri-tmui hi. uppers will find
man v thn.gsoi interest to them
in tl is great sale at Hiilsljoro
urnitiire & H.trdware Store.
.Mri. (iih. Waite, of Ioring,
as the guest of her mother,
rs. Lucy Walker, the past
Ladies why go to Portland
your art needle work when
you can imy li.e same at home
lor less money. - Ihe Lute, Miss
Olson.
(o-orge II. Westmi and Miss
e!!a Mav Smith. Imth of Sher-
imkI. were united in marriage
U Hiilsboni. Nov. 27. l'Jl'i Kev.
L. Duke olliciating.
We are closing out our mil
linery department for the season.
p to March 1 we are ottering
ill our hats at half price and less.
- Hillslwtro Mercantile.
ShinaU-rger, of Portland, is
now agent at the Southern Paci
lie deiHit. relieving Mr. Market,
ho is holding down the Oregon
City htation.
Some swell pipes on display at
ie Den of Sweets. Have you
pitied" them? Any size and
kind, any price-make Xmas pres-
nts. Den of Sweet ,'W-1D
.1. uylsteke, ranching near
Jreenvillo. departed today over
the Llectrie and Hill lines for
New York City, for a two months
isit.
Fred A. Flcischauer and Viola
.ucile Wooilhouse, both of Cas-
ton. were united in marriage in
this city. Dec. 4. 1012. Hev. T. L
)uke olliciating.
Hew ard Will pay a rew ard for
the return of gentleman s ojM'n
face gold watch, monogram H
U." on back. Lost or stolen
from North Ilillslioro a few days
igo. Mrs. II. Llery.
iree carloads of Christmas
trees have Iwhmi shipped to San
hranoisen, out of the Southern
aeitic yards at this place. The
shipment has been made by an
tahan.
We are positively the only peo
ple in llillsUiro making Home
Made Den of Sweets candy, oth
r assertions to the contrary not
withstanding. - Den of Sweets,
as. Miltenberger, Prop. S8-0
The Cornelius sub-station.
luildings, transformers, ma
chinery and all, burned Tuesday,
and Cornelius and Forest drove
have iHith lieen sutfering from
ack of power and light this
week. Nipt. 1 urner naa a uusy
week of it. getting things back
1 . 't 1 1 1
into shape.
If you have ever made candy
at home your two cups of sugar,
cun molasses, etc., will look pret
ty small when compared with the
80 pound batches the Den of
Sweets is pulling off in making
up their Xmas stock and they
are making candy every day. 40
The Women of Woodcraft wil
give a basket social at the W. 0.
W. Hall, near Cedar Mill. Satur
lav night, Dec. 14. A prize wi
be given for the best decorated
basket and for the second best
Dance after the social. Every
body invited. ' 38-i)
James McClaran, aged 77 years,
slipped and fell while walking
between his house and woodshed,
last Saturday, and broke his
right arm. Dr. Tucker, of the
drove, reduced the fracture.
Mr. McClaran is a pioneer of 1863,
and has lived in this county ever
since reaching Oregon.
The easement deeds for a dozen
or more rights for the Washing
ton-Oregon Corporation pipeline,
between Sain Creek- and Dilley
have been filed for record with
Recorder Perkins. This Shows
that the company means busi
ness, and lis making every effort
to get Sain Creek water into the
local mains.
The Hillsboro schools; have
given a nice oll'ering to the Boys
& Ciirls Aid Society and the Baby
Home, and Prof. Barnes reports
the following shipment . for
Thanksgiving: Box clothing; 7
barrels canned fruit; 3 boxes ap-
7 Qfi.-ka tintntnpa: 4 sacks
uminah i-i-nto pnblmirft: sack vec1 -
fitnbles: barrel groceries, and
$2.G5 in money.
I.1ISS ROSE CAVE 11
hrst v;om TO VOTE
Initial feminine Itallul in County
Ct Monday Morning
DOKN AND RAISED IN THIS CITY
DjMialcr al liUjr Cave Piaaeer. aid
Mr. M. Cave. Wasaiaftoa Street
Miss Hose Cave, daughter of
Mrs. M. Cave, wa3 the first wo
man in Washington County to
vote at an election after equal
suffrage became a matter of Ore
gon history and law. Gov. West
issued the proclamation last Sat
urday, and this made eligibility
for women voters. Miss Cave
was on hand bright and early
Monday morning, waiting for the
polls to open, and in about two
minutes her ballot was readv.
She handed it to Chairman J. C.
jimkin. who announced her vote
to the clerks, Fred Siegrist and
Chas. Lamktn.
Miss Cave was born and raised
in Ilillslioro. She is a graduate
ot the Hillsboro schools, and for
years has been a stenographer
and abstracter in the office of
Bagley & Hare. She is possess
ed of property in her own name,
ar.d was the plaintiff in the in
junction suit against the Warren
Construction Co. and the city of
Hillsboro filed to prevent laying
gravel bitulithic in front of a lot
on Washington street. Miss
Cave's popularity was proven
ast Winter when she won a
piano in a local contest, tier
father was one of Hillsboro
pioneer blacksmiths and hard
ware men. and for over 40 years
was agent for the daily Oregon
ian.
Notice of District Road Meeting
Notice is hereby given that a dis
trict road meeting is hereby call
ed, to be held at Keedville Schoo
Houue in Koad District No. 7.
Washington County, Oregon, on
the 28th day of December. 1912.
at 1 0 clock p. m., to determine
the extent of improvement to be
made on any county road, or
roads, or portion thereof, in said
road district, and to levy a special
tax to defray the expense there
of, not to exceed 10 mills on the
dollar, on all real and persona
taxable property in said road dis
trict.
Dated this 5th day of Decern
ber, 1912.
J. Moline,
Supervisorof Road District No,
7, Washington County, Oregon
and taxpayers.
LEARY HJERBER
A charming wedding of last
week was that of Mr. Fred Gray
Learv. of Utica. New York, and
Miss Lillian Guerber, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Guerber,
of North Hillsboro. The wed
ding took place at the First Bap
tist Church. Portland, Oregon
Wednesday evening, November
27. 1912. Kev. W. B. Hinson of
ficiating. The bride was given
into the keeping of the bride
groom by her father. Miss
Estella Guerber was bridesmaid
and Mr. Lenholm acted as best
man.
After the ceremony a reception
was held at the city home of the
bride s parents for relatives and
intimate friends and where the
bridal couple received congratu
lations. The house was artistically dec
orated with Autumn tints. Ore
gon grape and huge bunches of
pink chrysanthemums.
After an extended trip to
Puget Sound cities, Mr. and Mrs.
Leary will make their home in
Portland.
Chas. Demmin, of South Tual
atin, has returned from a Sum
mer's stay at Prindle Wash., in
the Cascades, where he has been
logging. He states that when
he left over there the last of the
week there was two feet of
snow in the mountains. He will
I remain here for the Winter.
Too late for publication the
' Arena receives a leuer irom j.
! F. Tigard. asking for a road levy
in 1913. The letter will appear
1 next week.
...
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t
, 1
1
About fifty young opte from
the sit young leople' societies
gathered in the Donelson build
ing last Monday evening to finish
the social which they started
about a month ago. The enter
tainment took the form of a col
lege track meet, the O. A, C.
Pacific University. OUriin and
Yale colleges being represented.
The O. A. C. carried ot! tlie
trophy, which was a cup - a P)c
drinking cup. After singing a
number of songs, they dispersed
singing "Blest be the Tie That
:ind3." We take thU oppor
tunity to thank Mr. Donelson for
ihe use of the building, and also
Mr. Taylor tor the piano. Com.
I represent Spirt-lla corsets -
not sold in stores. Will call at
homes on request and do the
fitting, and teach how to adjust
and wear the corset. Our tailor
ed made-to-measure corsets, in-
uding the latest front lace, with
an experienced corsetier service,
cost no more than high ciass cor
sets purchased in stores. Mrs.
M. E. Caudle. Ilillslioro, Fifth
and Jackson Streets, Phone No.
5M. 30-41
The little lads arrested for
breaking into the stores took
rench leave, last night They
were quartered in the lodging!
house in the Greear building.
and made their exit through the
transom. They had spent one
night in the place, and concluded
they would hit the road again.
Sheriff Hancock picked up two of
them on the electric line below
Beaverton. just before noon, and
the eldest one ran for cover.
he two were returned to Hills
horo. and the Sheriff will have
the remaining lad by evening.
Again, we say! Make a small
payment on your purchases and
we will hold for future delivery.
Do your Christmas shopping now
and get the cream.-Hillsboro
urniture & Hardware Store, of
course.
Mis3 Millie Rood, of Heppner,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. L.
A. Rood. Those who were
hanksgivmg guests ot Mrs.
Rood were: Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
tood. Portland; Mr. and Mrs.
red Rood and family. Farming-
ton; Miss Leta Humphreys,
grand-daughter of the hostess.
residing at Heppner, and Miss
Millie Rood.
A sale for particular buyers; a
sale for money savers; a sale
for bargain hunters;a sale to the
people, and The sale of the peo
ple, now going on at Hillsboro
' urniture & Hardware Store.
Mrs. Mary Pennoyer. widow
of the late Gov. Sylvester Pen
noyer. died in Paris the last of
the week. Her husband was
governor for eight years, having
first been elected in 188b. She
has one sister in this county-
Mrs. Minnie Humphreys, of For
est Grove.
If desired, selections made
now in furniture or hardware
will be held for future delivering
at any time you may direct at
The Hillsbco Furniture & Hard
ware Store, of course.
George Laemmerman. of above
Banks, near Crawford, was in
town yesterday. He says the
Hunger mill is getting a fine lot
of lumber ahead for the dry
kilns, and will be ready for the
Spring trade in fine fettle.
All parties knowing themselves
indebted to the undersigned will
please call and settle. Payments
can be maae to euner u. tu.
Frank or the undersigned J.. E.
Borwick. Reedville, Ore. 3o-tf
Jos. Lorsunghas just finished
a mile of new road up in the
Zimmerman settlement, this
week. He has had some bad
weather but has kept a crew
everlastingly at it.
Have moved, my upholstering
shop to North Division Street, in
the Garden Tracts take Jackson
street west send a postal to
Box 3GS, H. Jaeger. Hillsboro.
and I will call for work. 36-8
Miss Ona Foord, who has been
visiting her uncle, Geo. Phillips,
and family, returned home Sun
day. She states that Mr. Phil
lips is the same old joker that he
was 25 years ago, when he ran a
harness shop in Hillsboro.
An opportunity to purchase
furniture at a price never before
offered in Hil sboro. at Ihe Hills
boro Furniture & Hardware Big
Syndicate Sale, of course.
Mrs. Geo. Loeb, of Woodland,
Wash., was the guest of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Arch-
bold, the last or the weeK.
Lew & Sons, who formerly
conducted a butcher business at
Forest Grove, have opened a like
business at Silverton.
Special Agent Ellerson, work
ing with Gov. West on a clean-up
crusade, was down irom uascon,
Tuesday, before the grand jury.
L. E. Shute will run his chop
per Friday, Dec. 13 and Dec. 27
and everv other Friday after
ward, until further notice. 38-0
Editor Scott, of the News
Times, was in the county seat
Tuesday.
Geo. Galbreath. of Tualatin,
was up to the city Tuesday on
business, and greeting inenas.
Ron Thurnher. of above Blodm
in, was a city visitor yesterday.
PROFKHHIONAt.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
PhyalrUa and Kargiwi
Office: I'pataira In Schulmrlrh Hoc
UeniileiM- tmUiw ini HUu
nd beeund Mtmta. Huio I'bun.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SUKCfcOK
Qf8c ujtl.- ovnrTb Drita I-riig tkif
RMdiloea Km! of Courl HauM,
in uw aurDttr of tlia bluet.
R. M. KRWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
SuripMMi FaclHe Railway Nlflion
and of th: Oregon Electric Kailmatl.
oiii uiLir, In tl.e riiim tU.M it
HUU. north aiUeof Main St.. Hillhun,
Offfii.
ELMER II. SMITH M. D. D.jOj
PHYSICIAN & SURGKOM
OSTEOPATH
4
Oftice Hoan 9 to 12 a. m.; I to 5 p. m.
Tucwtaj. Thursday, Saturday 9 to 12
CalU answered ilav or niht. IMu
Dhonea. Oifirc oeer HiiUboro National.
Dr. W. B. CUNINOHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent Ptione
ORE.VCO, - . OREGON
J. O. ROBB, II. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE: Upwairan Scliulmerico Bi!,j
Residence:- Biseline Street, aeconil door
ean of South Side Street.
Both Phones office and -eaidenee.
HI'LSBORO. . ORECON
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Office hour 9 to 11 a. m.; 2105 p.m.
Calla answered day or night. Both
phone. Office in American National
Bmlc, npsuira.
HILLSBORO, - - OREGON
Oaw. H. W. m. Hmrm
D AO LEY HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Boom 1 and t Skate Building
H1LLSB0110. . . OKEG0X.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNS Y-AT-tAW
Offices upstairs in Schulmerijh Block
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JOHN M. WALL .
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bldg, Min & and
HILL8BORO. - OEKOON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-tAW
OrriLi: Main Street, opp. Court Houita.
HILLSBORO OREGON
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THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs in Schtilmerich Block
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Stat.
3. E4itaM
9. S.
S. . Ealtotf
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PORTLAND, ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
OlUce ui-sUin over Hil Inborn NnUonal
Bank.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGON
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trmiesie Bldg. Rooms 6 and 6
HILIiSBOBO, ORE. M
Main and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore.
Dr. S. M. REAGAN .
Veterinary Physiciaw St Surgko
& Dentist.
Graduate Kansas City Veter
inary College. 20 years prac
tical experience.
Offic, on Third St., one-half block north
of Main, in Kerr & Plckana Building.
Phont
Of5ce, Main 783;
Realdence. City 13J.
Argus and Journal, 12.25.
part of town. the siaie.
a daughter.