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Pll "in w If,' of ,r,)ni an 1 ' t hlf '.tl'Mll on llicir visit lint. ' nn olllIT (nr iays ii w Oi'i'iron, t'liiov aZvry lllll. Tl.ov " 'W rti.,,.. - ""v lor N T. I:. Uuti liiT... w, H known at .Vlinlh. ill llif ilayn. wai out from l'oitl.ui.. Moii.uy, i,'r.-, titiv' Inn llilln!ri frifii.lx. . 1 H liH.kintr over Hit ti, . m tl. )n ti ri Ht of V. A. (artrr. wlm in i aiulnl.itf for o.ivi riior U f..rc thf lriruaru"4. on tl(1. ni.ul.Uran In k. t. Ah it in ntatt .1 that lion. Jan. itti)i i.ihIm- ih alsi a amli .lat.-. iih w. ll a W. S. I' lUn, llii inukm tlirf foriiinlali. U M.iiinH in thf ti.hl. flrant lllioirk im nl u Hai'l to have (Ik- in Ini l-.i ii. i. fjrant hailn f rolll rrii'iill City. Want l.i l.ny fn.in 'Jii to 00 a ri-H. iarttally nii.ro-.. with Moult lion i-:tii. I. arn (irrli rrril kirl. fri.lil irlil.r of roiltily MutI U i h. atiioil on t imy ti-rnm. J I1'. t'laoi. r. . K..utf Hiii-iUri.. tr. :ai :y Or.in.l J'hanct llor 'rallk S. Irani, of 1'i.rtluiiil. vihi(-. hf .M-al hnit'hti.f I'vlhiai InIi,'i., M.iml.lV , liHii. Whilf hTf lie a . I In om ul f Join, M. Wall. t hii h. . ral yrart nn wn the c Mint l t. Ihf oril.T III thf -tatr. Mr. Wall intr.i.uif. Mr. Irani IhH i-Lm uI I'ylhiaiiH. I h m vv llran.l haiu'i ll.ir h oiii' of tL- l-h infonii-. '(Liaii4 in I In' lal an. I that In-will U-a i n .lit to thf nnli r "mn without a itii. I'or Ihf Im-h alwfH in hard waff ol all kimH. rail on ar orvin, who run nrll oti Ihr l M at thf luwi'M fijruf. I'limil) mt: (,'urn iiruiniit attintii.ti. Siruinl Strri-l. miiilh of Main. Ilol'in llix ii rimiiti to tin P...f'n Ihiatrf. iK-xt M011. lay in. ! I'lfi.l.iy rvi'iiinM. in l.un ii.M-. on.- of ihf is. rful rffU in .hitoila.loin. Vim ran not nf for-l to mifH thin wnmlfrful pro. .loi lioti. for it hai a Ki tting that . i : I apH al ( ttil. Thf ol. I Km !i.h for.-M. Ihf iuMIi-h. Ihr V tiH'l tH tin. I all that yo to inakr tlif M"n. ari- ih.r.' with Mtilfii li. :t.if i llrrl. Ilatf vim m-rii oiir rhil.lrt'n'H li. jhhI ariiM.I? If you hai not, .i, ha, U tti-r tnakf il a lui.l to m f Ihrin, Wf n rtainl) h.Uf a larv'f u-s..rtiiirMt to r hi we friitn. - Urt i r'n. J, 1", llaynif. uf Font llrovc. wan in Iuaii lUfKlav. Ilf I til! Kiitrfnnvf fiM'ii Ihf wounditl arm. raiiHf . .y hf ilwhari of Miotiun w hilf rnliiik' in a ai,'oti. Ihf darh ol Inn arm. almvf thf t'ltmw. wai rathir n- rn !y nhaltf ntl. Si' Ihf "K"hani iwitMuhii .ulirr, iilf lo ihri', daily. m ar Vnrlcy Station, on the Klir- tnr. 1 . 1'nrrif, Wa.ihin-'ton 1 1- liT. for .artirulars. Mr. and Mm. K. II. lVi. of Ualla Walla. Wash., havf iiiovihI to llillHU.ro. ThfV an thf jmr . 11H of Mrs W. N. Ilarrin. Thnr liuvl.ti-r, Mnt. Norman Hawk, ho hnt iH-rii hfrv for two wt'i'kt. rrturni il lo Walla Walla. Iiifulav. T hf hidi.-H Aid. S-holU. will k'lvf a haski t Horial at thf Arli an Hall, in STiolU, HallowrVn Nii.'ht, Ort. UI. thf rniiils to 10 to thi luiriTitiw of a Ih-II for iho rlmrch V011 art' invitfd. Insnranri AirnU John Vund-.T- wal yi'htfrday handfd rlHfk to l.rmrr t'otnlis for &Mt.rM, osn on lunlilim; hy tin'; ami to Win Harm for S.tsl.oO, for hw- on ;tK-k. ThiM wait for thf fir' of Saliiiday niiht. TariH for Half, mixed with niariiT wheat, miartrr oats, ami vi trh. all rieaned and ready for market. Win. Sehuimerirh. IVostv nivrht titut hriK'ht days, the l oinliinat ion that iileaseH the iiniHl evaetinir Oretronian. Ami the continued uikM" weather meaiH joy for the -otat men, as well in to those who ure ititliiikr in fall sown nun. I'or sale, rliea for cti.sh, 10 fiHit corniiruteil iron roller, ti1 eseotie fra"M .ina WimmI. M-tf Mr. and Mrs. V. (1. Mitchell of I'oitland. arrived in llillshoio the first of the week, for a Hhort visit. Mr. 'Mitchell leaves in a few days for Mirene. where he lakes I'haa'i' of a driitf store. I.. K. Wilkes, who recently re- tiirneil from the Okanojrun, leaves Salnr.lav for a trill to Northern California, where lit has a nionth'H work in the stir veyinjr line for the United States KoYeriiinont. .1. K. Zimmerman, of alxwe North Plains, was in town lui'S day. lie nays the live mile stretch of the Camphell road is now eonui etei . at a cost, all told, of about $7,(MH. Taken nn: Four heifer calvt'S. .lersey grades ulHttit 't months o d. Owner ca and prove prop ertv mill nav flinriros. Tluw. Ilinton. on tiie .1. W. Oonnc l''nrm, on Koute 1. A. S. Sholes. of Cornelius, was in limn th, I. ml ol the wceK. Mrs. Sholea is takinjr a trip tif the Hot Lake section, tins week. Mr. ami Mrs. T. D. Tall man, of lluxlon. are in the city, iriicHts of Mrs. Tallman'a Hister, Mrs. M. I'!. Caudle. Kiirht.-room house, fiirnisihi.il or unfurnished. K. K. Wells. Ilillsboro, Ore., Telephone ERMANS TALK ABOUT r.iiiloci.1 Cillrnt UmiinnJ ,r (U lor Alllluilr t,n uclln bS AIUIsr HD VUIISMV irib.fJl liwi,. ,,J ,rJ il Opp Pmhikilio Iirhar.lt llo-tt. ,,f l' IM.IIliriir n.uiiiii-iit as a l.ri-iilrr of I !. Mfii.H. and Kri-d Si hot.. I hllil-oro. a Mun-fHirfiil dairytnan. and ritiriiH whosf inti-LTif u not U .,ifHti..tif.. write thf Ar Kin tint week, ani-nt tin- prohil. itinn .i.ti..n Tht-ir letter ful ow : "orni-iiiH. Oi -toiler 'j;. r.iiu. Milor ArtfiiH. UilUlMiro. Irar Sir: Your editorial of Ort. Z. al-out thf I.M-al i.i.ti..i. hition in Hilliltoro i aUmt ni.'ht. It will rut thr tillKineH of your to -a it utukut in tAi li m nut only that th Ci -rtii.-tiiw from HaM of ill-,l,ro Mill im, to 'ortland. I.ut a manv South will do the nauif. Ia-t April, when 'oriieliiis went dry. they aid they would trade in Hill oro. ami if llillhl-om hhoiil.l Iry they would do their tradinw thnmuh the mail order houses in ortland. w hich is now very han- ly thmutrh the pan-el inwt. and t would save us Koinj' to town. Ihe (ii-rinan are a smiahle HH.lf. 1 hey like to meet their frn nd in town once in a while. and have a friendly that with them, ami it k'oe a l'oo-1 deal Iter if he can have a iflas of -er at the same time. Hut the reason the Hermans are oxinK prohibition is not Ucause hi- ran not I'et hi t'las of Mi-r. hut U-causi' it. takes awav hi iM-monal rights, and hU-rty. ami a Herman w ill lU'lit for hi rights ami hU-rty a lotijr as he ha a Khow. 1 think it i very seldom you find a Hern. an drunk, he-cause he only drinks Ut-r. When a tx-r- on U-irins to drink whiskey there is where he i'et. too much, ami if you are k'oin-; to have a umhihilion town it is certain you will have a lot of had whiskey ami drunkard in tow n. Furthermore, I should like lo ay it M only too had those pro hibitionist did not live at the time of Adam and r.ve. I hey surely would have grubbed Un forbidden tree nut and we would enjoy parauise tooay. 1 011 can not make a jierHon U-tter throu-'h pnihibition laws it is only throiikh moral and religious eachintr. Yours very truly, (Icrhard (loetze. J'resident (lerman SM-akin- So lety. iVirnelius, Ore. IlillsUirt). Oregon. Oct. L1. 1913. To the oters of Hillsltoro: On November I. you will Ik? callinl uiHin to vote either for or airainst prohibition in our city. ltefnre custink' your ballot, I hoK you w ill k'ive due consider ation to the result. which are mum! to follow the adoption of pnihibition in HillsUiro. No matter what your beliei mav ne as 10 i ne eiuciency 01 . ... .t .. ..r prohibition as a moral airent. it cannot lie seriously contended that any Rood can come to Hills ltoro bv aUilishink' tin licensed tuiloon here, with Portland only few miles away, and easily accessible. Ask yourself if it is not reas onable to expect these conditions should Hillsltoro vole lor promo- ition: Increase of taxes owmif to the l.w of revenue from the saloons. Iw of trade, lieenuse the man foreetl to o to Portland for a k'lass of liquor will purchase oth er thillL'S. Uws of trade of those tanners tiho itmrtt that they nave ht to n itIilss ot their favorite i..v.riiir.. if ho inclined, when l.iwinm culls them to town. More drunkenness, liei'ause tne niun forced to travel into Port IuilI for n drink naturally will end. when one would have sulViced the same man if permitted to exercise his rijfhtat home. N.t . .crease in the eonsump tion of liquor, but worse eondi- imnK under which me suppiy Mn.n to satisfy the demand. The lowerinROt tne morui w ne f , fitmmnnitv because of the . "... 4 shtH'kinjr hyiKK-risy bred by this law which many openiy vio uu-, ili UTlllllll break no other law; for the reason that they consider it an invasion ot meir pensoou riirhts not to he toieraieti. u;u not the Inittle drinkinff, which prohibition always brings aliout. be much more dangerous to your iHiy than me open sun..., in which he ia not allowed Don't you know that every boy feds that he must investigate the things which are forbidden hence the injury worked by the blind pi and the hidden bottle in prohibition communities. Don't you know that character alone makes the man or woman worth while, and that the legis lative straight jacket of the pro- RiUBhnno iOt)a fX-TriM ?i hlt.itioiiHt rnn.Ht eith. r ,rn race of friollyrtnidii breaker. From ob.Hervatior:H on vint lit (lerrnany, I am hibition would prt-vi nt lion of the Herman !a . 11. ..f pie to Ihi community. V'. t a ob 4-rvf that a "ri-at-r j.rt 1 in our rnot prosj-ri.ii ; . r,-. around Ilillsboro, an-of l,.-n :n, d'-sceiit. on wh'trn w.- .t.,. (1 , for a (.Teat portion of m.r - ,j lort. N'ery truly your-:. r . Schoiuir.r. I'ylhian Siltr- ami Kinhis Ihe sinial eveliinif to U- IT..-I, by the I'ylhian Sist. -r-i. Inlay nij-'ht. Oil. ha-s I ..-in ,n t Ionei until next Fridav iu'!.t. Nov. 7. All inemU-r, of i,i two orders and their fatnih. s an cordially invited to attend. 1 im: smoki u The Peaverton Ath t ;i, pulled olf five Hiiappy Ihi-ii, Uiut last iiiirht. to a croA.i. il ub room. Three coach loads arried from Portland nn a mut- al. and about 10 atti-ml.-l from HillsUiro and I''ore:t (iro. .. lack IblHer wa refer.-.-, and leor'e Parker wa tim. ki-. .. r. 'earl Casey, of the N. W. hall lub. wa one of the jud.-s. To the elfort of A. A. Chi.-Lolm and J. I.. Hardy, of tin- local lub. wa due in a yreat meaMire j the Kiicct s of the tneetinc. ariHim, 01 ine i,oiiimiius 1 niu. r.t ... 1 . wa "ivi-n the diiisioti over Srhrneer. the favorite (if (he Multnomah Athletic - lbs.: HiImti' won over Cornqui t. 1 1 lb.; Hew lilt. Multnomah, via iriven the decision over Ollie II ill. 11.1; Al McNeil. leaver nn!.. U-hted Meat'her, the Vancouver In)'. The Newsboy Club, of Portland, furnished a 3-rout,d bout lietwccn (lordon and Pern stein, (lordon winning' easily on I mint. C. C. Arns. id lloiite 1, was in town yesterday. Frank Hovendon, of mar Pea- verton, wa. in town yesterday. IM. Thomas, of l'eau-rton, wa 111 town yesterday. Otto Wohler. of Oak Park, was in town louay. He savs onion uyers are otferinK $1.7.1. Hub Simpson, of South Tuala tin, was in the city the lirst of the week. Colfee Club will meet at the Commercial Club riHinis, Satur day afternoon. Nov. 1. All nietn- U-rs are requested to attend. iert Mead, who has Ihcii at Sprink'tield. Oregon, visiting his brother, arrived in Hillshoni last niht. to remain. W. P. Dolan, lormerly a resi lent of HillslKini. and two years lire chief here, died in Portland Saturday. He leaves a widow and one child. Henry Howard llnlcomb and May Marjora DclSuhr. of near lU'thanv, were united in mar riage. Oct. l'.U:!. Uev. P. W. H. Frederick otliciatinjr. Mrs. Anne M. Lm. of Dovvns- ville. Wis., 1 the truest of her . . e . son, 1 A. intr. ami lamnv. this wtvk. She soon leaves tor her Montana farm. ne.r Konan, on Flathead Fake. H. Taylor Hill, the old Linn County pioneer, am' a brother of Or. .1. h. Hill, was m I rem Port land, yesterday, enroute to his Uoy ranch, laylor still holds lus atre, ami issnii as .vounir as w m-n he romHil over the lulls ot Linn County. J. Summers, a IVaverton contractor, died yesterday at the family home. He was in Hills Uro the lirst of the week, and the death came as a surprise, al thm.Rh he has been ill for some time. He loaves a widow and a son and daughter. Max Haley and wife, formerly of the Cirove, celebrated their golden weddink' at Portland. Oct. 2.1. Mr. and Mrs. Kmil Kuratli. of this citv, were present. Mr. and Mrs. Haley are parents of Miss Carrie Haley, now Mrs. S. J. Donelson, of Kupert. Idaho, well known here as a teacher some years atro. Kair shoiuiera who intend buy imr the menfolks somothinp: should not overlwk the elaborate display of pipes and smokers' ar ticles in the south window of the Hen nf Sweets. Come in and se lect what you want Pay a little on it and have it set aside, and then imv a little now and then nn.l VOI1 Ml soon have it paid for. i the time to select before the stock has been picked over. The Den of Sweets, Chas. May. who has been up in Canada for a year, was in the city yesterday, returning from a trip out to Rlountainuaie, wncie he visited witli lus lauier, ,ia, May and family, (has. says thnr Canada is all riffht. but that the original Garden of Kden is right here in old Washington County, where he spent his boy hood. While out in the hills. May brought in a couple of doer and he went back to Portland laden with some line veiision steaks. CONTRACTOR POnS LOSES HIS LIEN CASE Court IIi.IJ lhal Uit Nut Cinlilule Mtal I lalr Iimiiis J in 1 if n on iirAwiroN mven Mur;il liivi.nc C Itki Btlore Judc Campbell. Tbi Wttk "ofitrai-tur Putt, who ri-ccntly hl'-d a In ti on the pravcrton "atholir Church. Father O'Flynn. pastor. !'f t hi ca -e U-fore Ju:Je Camphell. jestf-rday. the court holding that pew, which were li tiit by Poltt, and for -Ahich he lil' d suit, do not constitute real -tat.-. The prii-st claimi-d the h w -a ere n,t to s-citications arid n-f i.-.-d the ,i. and suit and ln-n followed. The case went thriniirh court ho farm proof if , claim was concerned on the side of thf plaintitT, and ready to ar t'ue. tin-attorney fur the defense 'novi-d to disinis on the ground tated altovf -pews not bein r.-al estate. The motion was al- : lowed, and the contractor will have the remedy of a suit in I eq uity. In the ca;v of Saffron versus 'John NvTterir anil Wa.shinirton Cimntv. "suit to eniom oneration -of tln-Nvl ii-rt' rm U uurrv fh- Icfense was Kiven five days to mswer. Mr. Salfron and his witnesses were here with a bas ket of rock, alleged to havn In-en thrown on the place by the blast. The ca.se of W. II. French, for divorce, ha taken up two days of the time of the court,' there U-ing 10 witnesses for the plain tilf. and a large numler for the defense. Divorces were granted in Walker vs Walker; Monson vs Monson; Walters vs Walters; Murray vs Murray, and Samson vs Samson. Default cases entered; De Acosta vs DcAcosta decree la ter; and Valley Trust Co vs Fa ami. Hugo Nord, who passed a forged check on the Hillsbonj Mercantile, pleaded guilty to the charge. Pl-liLIC SALE- I will sell at public auction at the J. Forstal place, one mile N. W. of Cedar Mill, and two miles east of Hothany. at ten a. m., on SATURDAY. NOVEMBERS T wo bay mares. 7 yrs. Hot) each. with harness; 2 bay mares. 12 yrs. 12i" each; sorrel gelding. 5 yrs. 12MJ; 2 black tillies, 13 mos; fresh Holstein cow ; cow. coming fresh in December; heifer. 2 yrs, fresh in Feb; 5 yearling heifers Holstein bull. 3 yrs: brood sow. 3 vrs: Uiar. 2 yrs; 2 shoats all Perkshire strains; tine lot chick ens; McCormick binder. Osborne mower ami rake, z larm wag on?, hayrack, harjioon fork, ropes and I pulleys, hack, buggy, brand new cart. 2 piows, disc, fanmill. platform scales, spiketooth har row, one-shovel cultivator, log roller, springtonth cultivator. 15 tons baled clover hav. 2 heaters. S-ft dining table, couch, sewing machine, household furniture Western Electric telephone and share on lino 73; 2 sets dbl har ness, set single harness, 2 pipe collars, new 21-2.) inches, other ollars, lot farm tools and numer- ous other articles, uinen ai noon. " Terms of Sale-$10 and under. cash: over, one vear bankable note, at S per cent. 2 per cent off cash over $10. H. P. Pastnusen. Owner. P. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. John Wismer, l-lork. k'IPORT (If Hit- conilition of tin Pnnk of Ilonvcr- lon. M Ueavettiin, in tin- State of On?. Ron, lit the close of business Oelotet 21 KKSOl hci:s Uwus Mill iliswmM fji.GjS 13 (ivi'i.trafts, secured imil iinse- eutoil 91 llonils unit warrrmt i.jfto 00 Bunking lioue - W 00 l-'nriiitute nnl Vixlmes 00 Due ftoiu ntuitove.l u'setved l.nuks 6 t4 f4 Rxolmutes for ctenrini; house 6( 6' Onsli on hanit 3.7S6 S6 ToUl I.1A1UUTIKS Cnptttil Stock I'huI in I'mliviileil jirofits, less ex 10,000 00 lH'lisesmul luxes pain . .. ,9S6 78 rustnl scviiigs Imnk deposits. 750 00 Imtiviilnnl deposits sulnect to check 49 6JS 13 Pcnmiut ccttiliciite of ileposit 6.955 3 Total. .9.3 Jo U I. Dov Gray. Cashier nf the above uatiieil bank, ilo solemnly swesr that the above statement is true to the best of tny knowledge and lH-liel. Doy Cray, Cnshier Correct Attest: V. V. l.iveruiore, B. K. lVnney, Directors. Siibscribed biiiI sworn to before me this 30H1 day pf (K-tober, njl.t. W. K. TeKR, Notary I'ublic Chas. Meacham, who put in the macadam on the South Jack son Pottom hill, is very proud of the substantial work done. The county court is now cutting down the hill south of the condenser, and it will be rocked at once. Frampiette wain it trte. k'raft on rahfornia Pla k Pool - the i kind that irrowi vigorous and! U-ar h.-avy rrnH here in West-' ern Oretf'in. 'Ihe tm- mention-' d in my former ad., topworkeil. : I year at" last April, pry iced ' VSi po ii dsof driwl n-it that can ' tie sold easily for l?c -r ixcir.d. w holt- ale. making an income f ; $'S.W. We t.a.c acre here in I th; north . Ci ht that are i,nxluc-1 in over net income, tret J avcrai'int' !.-.: than 17 year old. j It is tun" that Wa.-rhini;ton j county wa Aakin up to this new industry. My first and' second plantings. and yearn 1 old art- lieinninj; t 1,-ar. j I also have vetch seed in small j or iane quantities. Ferd (jron er, Hillsltoro, f)ri-t'on, route 2, phone Scholls .Vt-'t line P'. The holiday s.-as'ir) is a;proach inir, ari l a uwA photograph, or en.are.J fHjrtrait. such a you , ......,..., I. I... .. ..'. . 1:. ...:. I van di u.jiuinoo & .v.i'ii.t. w i.i make a most acceptable present for your d.-arest friend. 32-3 Invitation are out for a con- eret.ee at the Commercial Club. riday. Nov. 7. at 7:30 p. m., to ake up the question of protection f the be. and girl of the com munity. ' . 1; conference to he at- nd.-d at b-ast one or two peaors r m the Oregon Sx:ial fygiene a tci-ty, a well as peakc-rs of local repute. Acom- n hen.sive jirogram Ka.s been ar range., and the held will be covered by local physicians. The rotrram committee consists of tr. J. V. lamiesie. H. 11. Paint W. Hames. E. 1. Kuratli and If. N. McKav. Dance at the Hethany Grange lall, Saturday. Mov. H. Music Johnson and Davis. Ticket. $1.ihi, including supper. Every- xjtiy invited. 32-3 "What Happened to Bragg. farce comedy in three acts, w ill e presented by the Young Peo- !e of M. MaUhews Church. No- vemU-r PJ, at the Crescent Thea tre. Prices of admission w ill be 7). 3.1 and 25 cents -and if the young people can give as good an account of themselves this year as they did at their last ay let. thev will be well worth while the visit and loss of an evening, the new play is said to abound with good comedy. Miss Gladvs' Cuddy, of near Milkapsi. entertained a party of er friends Wednesday night Oct 20, the occasion being her 20th birthday. Hallowe'en games were indulged and one of the features was a huge birthdav cake, hidden in which wasaring. thimble and a dime, to tell the fortunes of the lucky finders. The evening was very enjoyable. Wm. Schulmerich. of Farming- ton, and State Food & Dairy Commissioner J. D. Mickle, of lillside, are over at Tillamook, this week, attending the State dairy annual convention. Fresh cow for sale Inquire of Anton Nettersheim. 3 miles northeast of Ilillsboro. Pox 133, ioute'l. 30-32 Regular services at the Congre gational church, next Sunday. Members are requested to re main after services to hear the report of the trustees on the new pastor. Dry lu-inch wood, delivered promptly. --C. P. Hodgdon.Phone City 702. 30-33 Marion Tibbitts, of Cornelius. who has measured all the rock used by the county on the Base- me improvement, this year, was in town Monday, on business with the county judge. Tare seed for sale. Den Thurnher. Cornelius. Or., Uoute 2. Above Ptlooming. 30-32 The lights were oil tor an hour or so Sunday evening, owing to a change of conduit down where the Oregon Llectnc is double- tracking, below Garden Home. Dressmaking at home, and by the day. Mrs. Pellinger, Corner Sixth and Fir, Ilillsboro. 31-2 W. A. Tupper. secretary of the Portland Civil Service com mission, was out, Sunday, a guest at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W m. Tupper. Lost:' Pag of mechanic's tools. between Seavey hopyard and laundry, in Hillsboro. Finder please leave at the Argus office. Hon. Jas. Withyeombe, of Cor- vallis. passed through the city yesterday morning, on the P. li. & N., for the annual dairy con vention at Tillamook. H. T. Simpson, ot Buxton, was in town yesterday. He is adver Using for a license for his hotel at Buxton, in this week's issue, E. Wenstrom, who has a saw mill near Scholls, was in the city the first ot the week. Miss Uhea Wilkes, a student at Corvallis, visited here Sunday, called home to meet her father. For good, unfading photos in artistic light and pose, call at Johnson's Studio. J. B. Merrill and Scott Wolt were down from Cornelius. Mon day. Mrs. Julius" Schoenberg, of North Plains, was in the county seat Monday. M. S. Allen, of Forest Grove, was in town Tuesday, PRnrEmiONAL F. A. liAILKY, M. D. I'ByMirlaa aid 8arrra Omr:-rwLir in Schtiltaarick lUtl Hi.lc Hoiithwm raran Halt Hat mi MnMui NtrMUi FlKtn, nm,nty 3HS; rnaidrar, Ht mi S. T. LINKLATER. M. . C. PHYSICIAN AND SURCION OiBo upttUiin oor Tit ItrlLa lrug bUtr IUi.Uue Km! of Court Hmw, In th eoruar of th blua-k. K. M. ERWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON , Surtcroo S. P. p. R. J.. P. JL h K. Rt. , Oificr in the Tammic Block. Taint aa4 I Miu StrrtU, Hilloot-o, Oregon. KLMEtt IF SMITH M n n ni - PHYSICIAN & SURCKON OSTEOPATH wince iirjurtv 9 to 11 . lo ) a. at. TuesiUy. ThurU, MatnnUy to It C:is answered day or aigbt. Buth phones. oiHct over Hilltburo Natlooal. lVMMsiMMMl Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night Independent Pliooe ORENCO, . . ORECOM J. O. ROBB, U. D. PHYSICIAN & SURCEON OFFICE: Upstair lo Scbolowrick B'dg. PiiosKS-Office. City 3S4; Ret. City 864 IIl'XSBORO. . OREGON slsiMMsls)VMsfW DR. B. L. SEARS i'hysician and Surgeon Office boor 9 to 11 a. m.; to 5 p. m. Call answered day or aigbt Both phones. Office in American National Rank, npstair. IIILLSBORO, . . OREGON AAArVAArArVwVwVVVwTVwTl w. ft M, Maw BAQIEY A HARS ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW . Roomi 1 aad i 8kiU BtildlBf HILLS B0B0, . , UBKOOH rfVrVMwVWWkwJM E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Oilicea oj) stairs in SchnlmerUh Block rVrVvVtfVVwlfJwVvVwl JOHN BI. WALL ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Upstairs, A. C. Shute BIJj, atain.ft tad HILL8BORO, . ORMOM. rivniVYwvvvruwiJj W. N. BARRETT ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Orriei: Main Street, opp. Court Houna IIILLSBORO ORKOON MrrVrVWwVsisfwrwVsfikl THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNKY-AT-LAWj Otnce, upstairs in Schultnerkh Block Hillsboro, - - Oregon (to. 3. enaM a. Il 9. ClaMtt SCHNABEL & LaROCHE ttaififmlrat fttMiaitm, rftatajaMNfc 1 Uufilrai aaa Hm. Sfncra.JtfJ)itiilnij, atlttaBu till B, SWIs maittrn i fftnmmlr. Urfunfcri ask au aHafc liJun KltlfnfluJt attAtidtrlU. lien lit ituiopa wM anfrtrn senini. VrirHr a aura milwfilia KikMultfufAaftfn. Urtertraaanara. frirfmntlri mU anfma Mlflrtn. -Hirat-Cvrtwaaasra: Caatta M t I it aaf naaeftaaa. ZeKfben: Siarftwll JOO; .orf-aus-2ele6on: Stain MM BBW smutt (KKt sin ataman aaaurws PORTLAND. ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Otllco np-atairs over Hillsboro National Bank. HII.LSHORO ORKOON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmiesie Bldg. Rooms 5 aad i HILLSBORO, ORB. Main anil Third. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Linklater Delta Building, Main Street Hillsboro ... Ore a BOWMAN & VALLAND5GHAM Attorneys-At-Law Commrrcial Bank Blocr; tip-stairs Hillsboro Oregon Argus sad Journal, 12.25. owjiort Main 1)5.