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All iniMnlii'nt of tlu W.ioilmci) of
Ui" Wnrl, I, jn diH ,.j(V( nr, ,v.
'ii.-!,n to ait., a mt'i'tinjr at
I'fiiil dull, Satnnlav t'VtMiimr,
H, um:j. nt 7::i() p. m. Im
iKTativt'. Impiirtant. hiisincHrt.
IVttT 1.01'HIIIIW,
CtlllHllI CltmiltHIHllT.
llillslmro. h.. n. mi;,.
New ariivalK of inliams ami
,V kmnmIm. -TIu ( :..(',. Ktmv.
K IIi'KH(, of Srliolls, was in
town yi'slfnlay ul'tornnon.
. (;. H. Mal.'iilm, of ntur West
V11"'!!. wan n city visitor Tiuvs
,laV al'tcrnotin.
l'"i' Salo - Ono insdlo lot nOxfiC.
("1" '''"'iii-r lot rilhliC. Unvo l.locks
.'"l11 0. K. ,u.,K,t, Hicap for
u-iii. or tonus. AtlJrosa li-'O-W
Albany, Ore. 47-9
KvrrytKlnir in miinri f.r
Id' pr.xliK ti.,n .,f "r Vm A
Mawtit." It 'ritii' t lw
f U,' fttiiH f th wxHott.
I Id Cunt Idr.MU'di.iit h utrHitf.
Htn das tli.- iliidi'itlt plat in Imii'l
Ir.iin U-iitinini ti rml in wy
tluil lr.l. T! v-ry ni.M-h on pr
f. :ixi.i:i!nit. dTf rr man v
(drills, Mti.l oiu. 1'intf rofitinit.Mis
la'iv:d. Ntm.-t diinf im doinjf rvt-ry
tinii'it.'. Many ron.icati ami
aui'iHintt KituutiotiKi tr easily
worki-.l out to ii fiity. lhf
matiaK'.'iin'nt da a utak wttmir
wdifh tln I'.ak-r I'layvm uiwl
lat sfum. I'urrtiiidiriKH to tht
in'v ar lalstratf ami wi ll m.
I.t t.-. from Id ti-k of tJrover
'"itids. A twi-nty piTc OrrdtK
Ira im. d-r ilirci tintiof I'rof. I'ark-
.r Kill play U-fnrt td curtain
rtm-n an, I U-tKifn tdf atU.
Ntdiiii da rn Ifft urilint
ld.it Mill al l to tdf ftijoyiiiftit
ami tiiniisi-iniiit of llnM' vtdo
I'litlll out.
I'rt il (Hn n. wdo carrica mail
n Koiili' I, I, us a dot tdat is un
iiiuiilly ittti'lliii'nt. Td' older
'lay In- itiists on folumini Krt'J
ii tin1 mail routi'. arn tdt'oytnt-r,
U-f.in l.atniif tdf pot olliff,
lrn'1 tMti tinitu to ifi'l dim to
arry dotin u paM-r. or d'ttt-r, an
tluil is td. usual itiftdiMl of t't-t-
tii'k' him lo k to th Olst-n
limni'M AfU-r lo fuilurm,
l r-. yavi' dim an Ariru. anl
1 1 It tdat Id' caititti' mailt' a U-c-Inn-
f.r tdi dou Tlifrv'a a
.l"k' tdat kiiov, s (toitn-tlimif.
ltiift't M ini Kant for vour lYkit
or Hultry utm-lt wdt-rt you can
f I just its j:ol, if not U-ttrr dy
ri-amn of niTltmati.atior, riirdt
at lii'ini'. Ii. . (Irt-r Pri-fdH
tin1 S I'. Wdtti' ami Itrovtn Iak-
Ikmiis, I'.lai k MottorvaH, ami In
.liitit Kuntii-r iliit ks, m hold wditt
an. I faun. P 7
Id' Wilkin Auto tlarav'i' dan
nlcri'l it rarloa.l of 'orl ma-t-liiiM-H.
it 1 1 1 1 llu'v will arrive in a
few .latK. Many of tin ndiii
mi-lit ar n!r.-aly onltriMl. dttt
IIh'V will liavt a ft-t fr imittf.
.nut.' iiiiiti'ry. it you want a
tn.uliini' wild the admit of U-t
li-r mails. tdi-nt at once uml
I. t tin-in ri Hcrte one for you.
You M'tii m arly otie-dnlf your
tun. n-Mtini; tfu n wdy not try
our Mcl.rateil S-aly maltn-iw.
truaran( r. for U) yeam. It will
drint? hluitils-r t you wdt it nil
ollu-r maltri'KSes fail, drover
t'.illll'S, Kiiri-i'rtsor t A. C I killed
ton. dird Street.
N'otife to (lrank'trn-11. V.
'uttiiik'. National Organizer of
Id.' I'armem' SH'iety of hpiity.
will idlner nn aliiretH at the
liranf' meelii)), Salunlay after
noon. r'ariiierH ami fruit men
are cordially invited to U preti.
nt and dear thin lecture.
Tin' lletdany (irantf ha in
stalled it new piano in their hall,
ami Mill trite it dance, Saturday
eveiiim?. Fed, H. Music dy John
Hon avis. Tickets. II. tit).
F.ti-o Unly cordially invited.
The yountr triple of tde Chris
tian Church will trivea Valentine
liaskcl Sn-ial at the church dase
nieiit, WedneHilay evenintr. Fed.
11 I .adieu are requested to drinjr
d.'iskt Is, ami every Unly in invited.
Come and enjoy theeveninn;, and
help tde piano fund.
I will wive a U'Rutiful framed
picture, in colors, with each MO
or nmre piirchsiHe, in my new
store. (Irover CotuliK, Furniture
dealer. Third Street. Successor
to A. C. Idinelmm.
Ceortre IIoim" was landed in
jail this week, charged with lar
ceny of a I unit oiK) iMHindH of cop
per wire from the Siuthern 1'aei
lie, at lt"Uverton. It is stated
that the w ire. which is expensive,
was sold for I t cents jht iHiiind
to 1'ortlaml tlealers.
For sale: Two heifers from
food milkinu strains. Two years
old; not bred; $(M per head. Al
so up to 21 hens, krl. younir
layers, $1 Kr hen. Herman
IVahl, 2 miles northeast of Hills
U.ro. 47-1)
There is prolmliility that Wash
ington and TillaintHik Counties
will In- placed in one judicial dis
trict dy an act of tho legislature.
This would mean the apiint
mentof a new jutl;e, who would
also take care of tho prolmte
business.
Kememlier the date of th?
Symphony t'oncert -Wetlnwsday,
Feb. 12, for the benefit of the
gymnasium fund of the Conre
national I'durch - Crescent Thea
tre, W. F. Younjr, who has prown
Imps in the Sherwood section for
many years, was in the city yes
terday. Mr. Younir thinks that
year in and year out, the hop
business is as Rood as any.
For sale: Three cows, all in
milk; also one heifer, fresh in a
lew days. A. K. Reynolds, 3)
miles north of North 1 Mains, Ar
cade District. Near the school
house. 47-9
A typographical error made the
A wis give the number of towns
and additions, in last week's is
sue, as tinder a hundred. The
actual number in county is 22-1.
Chief Hlaser has a notice in
another column callinjr attention
to the fact that the dotf licenses
are now due. So if you have a
canine you had better get him
that necktie,
HEI1 WEHRUCG, PIG
liEEROF '52, DIES M 31
IU1 IWcm a lrtitknl .f 11.11. h..r
Sim. Year of H
SKIM IM AlSAtt lOKIIUM, IK.
lUill I W.I IramcCuuM Hmm is C -l
Sl. m4 I in Itultl
Henry Wedrunjf, piont-rof 1HT.2.
diel at td family home. Fifth
and Wasditiiftor. Streets, Wednes
day morriinir. Fedruary. f. 1!1.S.
at one oVloek. after ha-inir a suf.
ferer for years front ln-art eotnpli
cations. )eath was not unex
peeted as lh faintly was prepared
for the worst for some time, their
family pdysieian telling them
that tde time of dissolution wa.t
approaching.
Henry Wthrung was a pioneer
of 1hTi2. and for over sixty years
das made Hillsborn his dome,
lie was Imrn at llrultniren.
Alsace Iirrairie, at tdat time
in France. June l'.l, 1h"2S.
In lSJS de wrur-d a passport
from tde French government
ami rarne to America, settlirk
first at Pittsburg. Pa. Hearing
of tde Colden West de started
for Oregon in the Spring of lsT2.
and readied tde place wdere
HillsUtro now stands in the Fall
of that year. living a carpenter
and cabinet rnukcr, he at once
started a small furniture and
cabinet business, and continued
in that line of industry for many
years. He built the Washington
County's first frame court house
in lSTti. Iwing assisted by William
Kane, of Forest drove. The
lumber w as all planed and dressl
by hand, and much of the build
ing was made of cedar. It still
stands and houses a restaurant
and barber shop, on Main Street,
opixwite the Tualatin Hotel, a
glowing tribute to the workman
ship of the early fifties.
Mr. Wehrung also built the
first Irame hotel building in tde
city the Hotel Tualatin, Ktill
standing and doing a thriving
business.
In 1SS2 he formed a partner
ship w ith Peter Moscow, in gen
eral merchandising, on the north
east corner of Second and Main.
This was the first big stock i f
goods in the city, and later be
and his sons. William II. and d.
A., succeeded Mr. 15oseow. The
Wehrungs then built a brick
w here the Hillsboro National now
stands, and occupied it for years
w ith a big stock of general mer
chandise.
He was married to Mary Kath-
erine Kmrick, Dec. 24. 1SV.
His widow and the following
children survive: Mrs. Charlotte
Patterson, wife of ti. W. Patter
son, Portland; Mrs. Mary Cor
win, w ife of David Corwin, Hills
Intro; Win. H. Wehrung, presi
dent of the HillsUtro National,
and ex-senator for Washington
County, and ti. A. Wehrung, of
llillsboro.
He was a charter member of
Tuality 1xlge A. F. & A. M. of
Hillsttoro, and for years had been
a member of the Cong. Church.
The funeral takes place i nday
afternoon, under the auspices of
the Masonic rraternity, and the
services will be held at the Cong.
Church, at 2 in the afternoon,
interment following in the Ma
sonic Cemetery.
Out of respect to the memory
of the pioneer, all the banks in
the city will close at one o clock
tomorrow afternoon and not open
their doors until Saturday morn
ing.
OklKlON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland -
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From Portland -
7:47
9:54
11:45
2:19
4:50
6:23
7:35
9:22
12:23 ...
Urn. Mff h. tf n!w Ho'in-ti.mla!.-.
m town Monday.
For S.' f H.'rn bou,, and
lot. rl'-- to e.-fiter of to Art. - n-
ipore ! Sn,.- Morgan. Ii
Henry I r. 'a h s;;ain rur.roiig
the milk r i . t iua-liri into ti."
Wet l.'fiior. and I't.lllipt crtofi.
J. S. St.'ink.-, of Mintwr I'.rid.-.
wa lMf.g !..im!i.m . in the co tnty
neat Mood tj .
When y,.u want fleet rie lamps
of the Ust make tail on the OaI
Fieetrit ". p;7
Will Dar.-ty. f aU,Vf North
Plains, wa t a rity isitor Monday
aflern'woi.
Tde Shut.- Satins Par,k loans
niiru-y .n farm rr.ort,'a-s in
aimwints i,f J l' aruj up.
Jaities Ii. Joy, of Portland, and
Franees Tueker. of this countv.
have Iteefi j,'rar t.'d iieense to wed.
Judge Kaki'i, of Astoria. Aas
m the city Tuesday, dolding a
session d cireuit court.
d A. Piu -td. Tigard. and J. J.
Sdevlin, of I'.'-.tv.-rton, wer in
town yesterday,
James Kolili. of Cent--rvii!e,
was a county seat visitor yester
day. We wire domes for lighting
p!;rH)H. i'i work manlike manner.
-Oa Kb-ftrie. Main, ofiposite
Hotel Washington. p,-7
Tde taxpayer can just as well
as not get his money ready for
ta collet tion will Iteyiti next
Monday.
Smoker. want the best there
fore call lor a Schiller or a (Jrand
Marca. when ou wait tu see the
blue wreath curl.
Frederick Julian son and daugh
ter, Mrs. Carist.-d. of Farming
ton, were in tl.e county scat yes
terday morning.
For Pi nt Ten acre ranch;
god buildings, gtsnl orchard,
near Orenco. Iri.piire of Dr.
Cutmingdam. Orenco.
Td Ikivs working on thw tax
nll were obliged to figure taxa
tion on alt.t PIT dilTen nt funds
and it was some work.
Young Wdile Leghorn hens for
sale, cheap. A. S. Pradlev.
City, pome 1. I-.x 111. PJ-7
Mrs. d. II. Jacobs, of Portland,
visited with the family of her
Hn, D. 0. Jacolis. the first id
the week.
Henry T. Johnson, of tnyond
North Plains, was in the city
yesterday, transacting business
with the county court.
I have the pure American
White-egg strain of White and
Faun Indian Kunner ducks. Ii.
II. dreer. 46-7
Mrs. Jennings, wife of Agent
Jennings, formerly of Ilillsboro,
now at dnston temporarily, visit
ed with Mrs. J. 11. Uaiaa! Satur
day. Ikt not forget to ask for a
Schiller w hen you want a good
1 cent sinokt a "cough dust"
in the Schiller. 12tf
Chits, d iberger, one of the
road stipi rvisursof the Sherwood
Tualatin district, was a city
caller, yestenlav alternoon.
drain chopin r for sale. Four
roller lsirtable mill, mounted.
Rolls U.t20 inches. F. K. Har
trampf, Ilillsboro.
Miss .Maud Tucker, of Clarks
ton. Wah., is the guest of her
grandmother. Mrs. M. A. Powell.
She returns to Inr home next
week.
Ileginning Saturday, Feb. 1,
my feed chopper will run all day,
every other Saturday. Farmers
please take notice. Al. Croeni,
Hcthany. 46-8
W. P. Dolan. who recently
leased hi shop to Leonard P.row n,
is in Portland, under the Dr.'s
care. He is sull'ering from heart
trouble.
The Symphony Club have with
them a celebrated violinist, harp
ist ami reader - this concert w ill
be the real event of the season.
Crescent Theatre. Feb. 12.
Kollo Wright is buying a car
load of young heifers, for ship
ment to Puhl, Idaho. He has
his shipment almost ready to
place on the rails.
Hay for sale Clover, and some)
timothy baled or loose. Apply!
to J. L Palmer, Council Uaneh,
beyond new school building, !
north of town, telephone farm
ers -133. 46-8
S. F. Cioodwin returned Sun
day from Pilot Pock, Umatilla
County, where he was called to
attend the bedside of his little
son, who is now on the road to
recovery.
For Sale -Fine corner lot,
cheap for cash, or part down and
terms. Near center of City.
Address 20-W-9th St., Albany.
Oregon. 47-9
For sale: Peautif nl $ 100 piano,
with music cabinet to match, only
$165, if taken within a week.
Impure F. K. Moody, corner
First and Uaseline Streets, Hills
boro. The Symphony Club and La
dies' quartet, of Chicago, will
give a concert at the Crescent
Theatre, next Wednesday eve-j
ning, Feb. 12, under the auspices
of the Ladies of the Congrega-J
tional Church.
FOR ROCK QUARRY
Will I'.uy Si Atrrat the llanf
I'.urkhaltrr Hate, farmincton
AWHMM TWO M SlpmiSOIrS
Arc U Make Rttliaf That Spniof
M. Pay ty CWck
The county commissioners' court
is in session this week, and they
have bargained tor the I). H.
PurkdaUer ruck miarry. near
Farmington. Thi. is one of the
best 'piarriesin the center of the
county, and the purchase will
embrace about six acres, yardage
s.nd all. d. W. Prown has been
apjoir.ted road suia-rvisor to suc
ceed d. A. Piieth, who resigned,
not wanting the position, and Al
fred Pieren. of Hel vetia, succeeds
Jos. Connell as supervisor in Dist
No. t". Mr. (ktnnell not wishing
to serve.
The court will thi3 year make
a ruling that all supervisors must
pay help and material in checks
or their disbursement? will not
be recognized. This is done to
install a system into the road
work, and all road masters have
been notified to that etTect
The court will be in session to
morrow, and perhaps Saturday,
and they utarted auditing bills
today.
FOR SALK
You can always find one or more;
good milk cows for sale at the1
Walch drocery Store, one block !
north of condenser. 46tf !
Many people w ith coughs and i
colds get relief by eating Hore-'
hound candy. The Den of Sw eets j
makes Horehound candy in sticks
and drops, from the genuine '
Horehound herbs, and charges'
only 20 cents per lb. for it -cheap
relief, eh? Den of Sweets.
As the Argus goes to press'
the management of the "Are"
Y'ou a Mason" play annouces
that they w ill have to forego the
twenty-piece orchestra because
the pit is not large enough, and
to place them elsewhere would
be a violation of the law.
For sale: $23 oak book cae.
for $10; an $18 couch for 10: a
17 dining table for $9.50; 85c
linoleum. lljxlU at 55 cents per
yard; ?12 wool mattress lor $7;
these goods are in fine shape and
nearly new. Inquire of F. E.
Moody, First and Paseline, Hills
ttoro. "The Vengeance," a two-reel
drama, graphically tells of a false
imprisonment and of the revenge
of the prisoner, after release.
Monday and Tuesday evenings,
at the People's Theatre. A
splendid feature and worth
while.
The trallic employees of the
Oregon hlectric journey from
Salem and Portland to Tigard.
Saturday evening, to what is
known as their "Second PI i grim
age Dance."
Irc ou
3arcc Qomedij in Zlhree cts aptel
from the Serman fy
Qeo SDifricAstein.
FRIDAY NIGHT, FEB. 7
Pmluced by the HUlsboro Dramatic Fraternity, direc
tion of E. L. Moore, under the auspices of the
Hillslx.ro Coffee Club.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
Frank Perry E. L. Perkins'
Amos Bloodgood, of Rockford, 111., Perry's
father-in-law Wm. Scott
George Fisher stock broker, formerly actor .. L. C. Boyatt
John Halton a gentleman farmer from up state
W. W. Boscovv
Hamilton Travers usher at the Hippodrome. Jas Magruder
Ernest Morrison a young architect Geo. McGee
Policeman Dr. B. L Sears
Mrs. Caroline Bloodgood Estella Boscow
Eva (Mrs. Perry) ) Edna Gilkey
Anna, her daughters Mattie Wilson
Lulu, ) Ruth Harbison
Mrs. John Halton Elzora Magruder
Nora O'Shaunnesey cook for the Perry's. .. Letitia Imbrie
Ned servant at the Perry's D. 0. Jacobs
Fanchon Armitage, a cloak-model at Mme.
Tolivet's Jennie Hornecker
Place of Action: Perry's Apartment in New York City.
Time: Act I Friday in the Forenoon.
Act II and HI Saturday in the afternoon.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Promptly at 8 oc'tock the Crescent Orchestra, under the
direction of Charles Parker, augmented to twenty pieces will
render a short musical program.
PRICES Entire lower floor and loges, 50 cents; Balony. 35
cents; Gallery 25 cents. Seats on sale at McCormick's
Music Store, Tuesday, Feb. 4.
When P. K. lint-heck d !ed a
board bill in Ilillsboro last Sum
mer h incidentally rame to a
great deal of trief. is said
by the authorities to l IVd.r
Svfndsen. a musician with the
Third Artillery iJand. Vanou .er.
Wash., and he isj a.leged to U
wanted for desertion. Svendsen
went from here to Sandy, where
he beeame a bare! ! a lt r. Td.
government wanted dim Sl
worth, and Chief of Police P'as.-r
will ir-t the reward. Jut whv
Svendsen. alies Po-!eck, would
stay around the vicinity of the
military post is not -a.-i!y under
stood, but perhapri h" th .:ght he
would be as safe in son,. port
land Buburb as he would run-;!! g
around the country, for the mili
tary arm of Uncle Samuel is far
reaching at all times.
iVst Winter layers. S. C. White
Leghorn eggs. f6 per put.
per thousand. Have v .r chip's s
healthy and grow fast ',en yo .
must have temperature c a hen's
body. (Jet a brder comardale.
100 chicks for $. complete, f rei'ght
prepaid. The Model Poultry
Uanch. Peaverton P. O., Klmon
ica Station on Klertric.
F. T. Kane, of Forest drove,
for years a resident of Hdlshoro.
when deputy sheriff, was dow n
to the city Tuesday afternoon,
greeting friends. He says that
his father, pioneer Wm. Kane,
is getting along nicely, and sent
his regards to his Hi.iaboro
friends.
After several days of fine
weather the gentle mists 1-egan
to fall Tuesday afternoon. Put
then one nice Winter day here
i3 a good standotT for a month's
dreary weather.
For sale: Four head of milk
cows, fresher soon to be fresh.
and one registered Jersey bull. :
years old. C. C. Beers, one mile
east of Cornelius, on Paseline
road. 47-9
David Marsh, of Forest drove,
was greeting friends in the hub
Tuesday afternoon. While in the
city he met an oldtime tiliacum
w ho was with him w hen he was
at Honolulu.
J. Teuscher, field agent for th?
Boys' & Girls' Aid Society and
the juvenile courts, was in town
Tuesday, on the Whitford-Adarns
case brought from below SchoHs.
At Helvetia Hall Masquerale
Ball, given by the Helvetia
Mountaindale Swiss Association.
Tickets, $1, including oyster sup
per. Ford's String masic. A
good, jolly old time guaranteed.
Feb. 22. "
Watch for the arrival of our
new Spring lines. The C. C.
Store.
L. M. Buell w as in tow n Tues
day. He has moved his saw mill
to near the Bethany school
house, and will again be running
by February 15.
Hon. J. W. Goodin and wife
were in town Tuesday. Mr.
Goodin says that quite a number
from North Plains contemplate
going to McMinnviile, Saturday
evening, to the K. P. convention.
N. H. Jones, of Yinelands. was
dow n to the city the first of the
week.
Big stock of new shoes, latest
styles. C. C. Store.
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Calls Answered Day or N'it
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PHYSICIAN & St'Rf.F.ON
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DR. B. L. SKARS
Physician and Surg-on ,
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JOHN M. WALL
ATTORN8Y-AT-LAW
Upstairs, A. C. Shate Bl.l. Main & j-. 1
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W. N. BARRETT
ATT08.NEY-AT-LAW
Orrtc: Main Street, opp. Court Hdi. .
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PORTLAND, ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
OtUce U)-Uir over Hiluboni N'iii,ii,,
Bank.
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DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
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HILLSROBO, OKK.
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DR. C. H. POLLOCK.
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro - - - Ore.
Dr. S. M. RKAGAN
Veterinary Physician & SumiKOf
I & Dknti.st.
' Graduate Kansas City Veter
inary College. 20 years prac
tical experience. ,
i Ofiic, on Third St., one half block norlli
j of Main, in Kerr & l'ickena Buihlinj;.
Phone
j Office, Main 7H3; Residence, City 131,
I Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.