IB COLLECTION 10
SHUT FEBRUARY 2ND :
jrr,,nr-r lic Call t'n.k-rlam
jMtl bv I eilLliii
tll!Vt Of fill PM
My. I Ik- I'jttl ) ptil
County In ;ur r II. H. Sapping
tint. H" ""' ''"'' '"""I'd tax
p4ltt-tr for U ;i.liinKt Cunty,
,n,' ti t ii in utillu-r column
that tax i"'' ti"' will Ix'k'i'i on
M.m.l.iv. I I ruary Z His un
ikwiio in" 'it is i" ri'iiHiinaiu-i- w ith
the hl.il' iii i't inHi! in luhl
nk'i An"-1-4. that r Late
Ih- a ' lln law pr-
fulut.- till, h ' ntutt-.l to
Mv half of the tax liy April 1.
l.iil the other half will U-ar on.
trr cut. i ' rr?t each month
until Sept. I. an. I then, in ad Ii
lion there will l u iH-rulty of
ten i r ft -i.ti.iM.
f n 1':imh lit ut nil i mad.
t,y Apnl I t'l'" llil'Tchl
chaw ''I '"" I1 '' ' fit. t
month until N id I. w hrn tin
jiriultv t f ; t !, ill tell Jht
o-nt.
TVri' is a w r i . I if complaint
ill over un- c,iiiy in mose win.
hive ai l a half tax f r m-viral
ear pawn' H"' remaining half
hi tho hr-l Monday HI October
MciiiUn fl tin- It .la'uro put
h blame on tin- tax roinitiiHsmn
in in rii'!"-anr ( sluH r- hihi
Miiiy. in' i" 'mi' wiiii navi
Ukrti a i tr i.i.:-ii uu- mrec i r
rnl. rebate ate a!i ili.Hviti-.heil
ith tin' i a law . From all in
(jioi(i"in ii ! law was ,-rx
tifacliir. at. I it H I hmu'ht
that llf next !.-.riH!;,turi- will r,
hi-jl lln- in . nt law and huIi !.
itituti tli-' "M inra inn-, ai.d it i
Ml unlike!-. 1 1. at tin- tni-asiirv
ill be toi tin- !allt at tin fen
ml rlirtio'i ik-x t rail.
Ul .l.r 11
ti,rn.-. V r i u- u ,
..Sh.-r.tr ii ... ' ".""
rtuiif Ih, m throne!, V....I ,;
-UII,lv 11 . ' """"II
tilll car v " "
l .Tiir .,n,M that th.-y H1(,ull,
...V i. V" a,V. 'v.-Hw.iul.l
",,,".l""tliii.k' I.H.-than
.i V "',k "", '"""ty l-Min-
wuiitiny ihat t(lill ww
.... j.i.iiiHmn iiunjf
11)1
ifiLMiiOmi A Ret a. ja.M'ary
a " Ml 111 III LT
tarnlt r at thin tirwuf y.-ar.
,fV Whit,- I.-J.om
" k "H a f,-w .-hoi.v r,M k.-r. H
ami aU,.t ft, ,r.,!inif ti,.n. aU
KKari.i nay hn kii in m a
Sll. Ir.l..r - . .
, '-". 'iptiy ih
L it I ''ar,V "''. thl
Ul layrm. Wnt,-fr pri.-.-n ami
artinilarn. fan,M. & j,
I i.try Kurm. Ijuut,. 4. I'-lx Lm
Uav.-rton, ()r.. .j()tf '
Tn-asiirrr K. If. Sappin'ton had
it"l.--t,-.l t. followini; toaxsixt
in tax: o.l,-ti..ri: (, tt.u.
ra.hu-r; C. A. Umkm.
"'Ik'' rman; coHiTtoni. Kl lw
" .-m ,,n.v... arm m,km Mattit
iimni-m.. Ah y t th tnamir,
!" not know what ipiart, m h
win .M-nipy. sh th,- nrwr arm.'
o.. l.oi y, i ,.,. UlT, ,t,.. (V,n
'oi"r rimicr was out 1 1,..
..t it , . . "Pl
"t lllf W'-t-K. 1(111 Birr....
. - - ..-r H.'ll IIM III
was ,-u, ftt nH (l, (a,, 0V(.r
tinn iur,-. It ih ntill m.
th.- air. ami H.-ttl,.rn,-nt .-i-ms as
iar iH-icrr.-il as ,-v.-r
hav' r.--,-ivi-, an ord.-r for
anoa.H of iH.tat.N f,.r T.-,.u
M.ipm.-m, 8M( W ( nl
m.-r.-iiaiilatil,' i-.tatm' you hay
i luf ii,,, r.xt ,.)H
wi- riifii.-it mark.-t urii-,' I:.
i
"i.-niiM-r. wi will not Im in th,
mark.-t aft. r l , li. 7 for an v val
)' Ht-H-k. IhllsUiro M.-rranlil..
FORMER HILLSBOROITF
KILLED IN PORTLAND
M. lrnl.,S,rua he
Mead by I ll.nic Coiurrle I ill
u. . c i
"r,r,w" IMilK IHi: I II ATOW
I'yllr. K,..l. .....
7 ...... mm tariKBUr.t. !,,,,.
IX'; 1 1 :. . . .
"""am . f,.ritim w,., kf)((Wri
""l-ro. K,-v, ral y.-ars apt
M ""ftantly ki!!,-. Tu.-mJav by
hi- jailing f a ,-nm.f,. i,It
''vator. whil.- working ,
huil.linK at Fift,.,.th & yt
..u.in,i. n-nton was a i-ariM-r,
........ i
"..an., was ,mpoy,-, ,y the J.
i . iaylor ( (.ntra.-tiriL' rrni.i,M
,.
passing iiri.hr th.
wn.--n a i.u l.-v hr,L
iVANOERING ARMY
PASSES THRO COUNTY
- H'Mljf'lon. city 7'J. i
f r.il IVarh. ,,f North
wan in tow n Tu.-nday.
John Sxif,-rt. of I'hillijH. WM
a nty ra!I.T y.-st. riay morning
II. Malcolm, of VV. st Union Cmp at l'verU,n Over M..nJay
was in the city 1 ,.s.lay. ' Ninht. the lir,,c I uesdav M.hi
it i
uarun ani,-h-y. of N.-wU.n
Miss Hsi- Svifarln.,. .t
jVtlan,!. i th.- K,st of lira. U. IckM City Park .. It o CI.Kk. ..d
II. .St.-v, nsori thm k. T. M ,
: lima na 10 rel ijrove
and
lift
th.-
rs. iM-xti & Turn.-r w:ill
vEIm? in llilititx.ro
unJay.
H.-rrnan Uannow. of Farming.
ton. was transacting business in
tow n 1 ucHlay.
Il"nry Harms, of Schit trt-lin.
th- 1'. 1L & was in th.
city -8t r(lay.
II Korn. of IMv.-tia. was a
county seat visitor Monday af-
Wuhinton (unty was Mondav
afU-rnorm invad,-.! by an army of
75 men ami i.n n; k.. ' . muiSl
. , ' -.! '"ctuniainea rejnsterei voters.
Attorney Gvx R. Ilajrtfy, rep.
resvntin VV. V. Wiley, and Dis
trict Attorn.-v K. II
wn at Salem. Tuesday, anruinjf
th" Hillsboro hqw)f election case,
which was aJvanced on the cal-
enaar. anl a decision is expected
the first of next week; Several
valley towns had like case U-
rore the supreme court The
plaintiff aaks that the election in
Novemljer he set aside, conten.l
injr that the law does not war
rant a city election at that time.
I he notices, they allege were al
so insufficient, and many other
points were raised, chief of which
was the questioning of the local
option petitions, which must
PROrCWIOSAL
t.-moon.
. i
I'-vator. with its f..n , . v.dnu",: ',IJy swmd
" nanu raneif i.m- u r-.j 1 1.
lead, crush- lelenhone ( itv f:'l i-
- - -
at
Hi-fi
Mint uii
(harlH Il.-tin. fi.run rlv of Hills.
ro. n 1. 1 Mr. and Mrs. (
Ihm, tt'xl Mi ,-!, n (Jati-s. n'.
ma tirm i MiiNIhim rvxi,i-nt,
OaiKlitir of II. -ii. . . t Jut,.-
ti-rv mnti'1 i.i ui.in lav'e ut riulo
math. I'M-f.f..fi (' . ml v. On- Jan
ii ini ii... ...
iv i.'i. inn an- well Known
Mtl'Wnh and I'l.ttland. wh. r.-
ivy tia..- r.-.i..d f.,r H.-v,-ral
1m man. tm t.u.rlhv and in
iii.lr.niw .... I , I. . I . ' . .1
" I I'l'- ITI. II', Willi
ipt-M her v'ir h.MNl I,, re. h:,s
wnyfn,-., h t ,.H VV1 ,
limit.' in ('..rtlmd.
vuixi: to i wi'wi.us
.x.jiirf h h.-r. '.v nVen that the
WJ tax r.,:i f.,r Washing,,,,
i.wtity. r,-..i,. , M. ,. fr
w nuiivt,,,,, and payment of
on M . ,.., v. I VI.ruarv L.
'"!, N"r. !. .(, w , U. allowed.
A. tau's ar,. du. and payable
' in- I d .inv of April. I'.IH.
"i iiauii. nt
.' mad.. I.
April, lull.
I!. Statrett. a Forest Croy
.'i.l.l r.. . J . . I ... I .
tot. ,iii-,i ai ins in. tin-on
Monday. January T' Hill, from
paralyms. J,. ia,j jH.,.n r,.Kj
'I il III lilt .rnvn f,.f
)am. tie is Htirvived by two
"on. ( . j. and II S Sst .rr..ii
lorfland. n ilauirhter. Mrs S i:
UiiPison. Ilardinari. Ore., and i
. I'. Starr, tt. a cimneilman
at the (,roe, I ii-e, am-d wits a
xet. ran of the Civil War. and at
.... 11 .
i.-oin-u i ne ,eliy.urif ellCBtllp
num. ihm year.
Many, many eplo are takint
adyantai,e of the clearance Hal.
prices at t.reer's. Come in tun
s.-e us. and y,,u w ii buy. also, as
you can't help yourself thinirs
are Mild at such low prices. 1.".
Forest Uroye held an elect inn
xi ... , i i . . .
..mi-way. wun nui one ticket in
th" liel.l. Hornet liihi; uncommon
for that city, and the new olliccrs
ue: Mayor. Ii. J. t lotT: Marion
Mark ham. recorder; K. 1. Wirt.,
treasurer; II. II. Johnson. II. F.
rurdy. John Wirtz and U. F.
.inerson, councilmen. Mayor
elect (.olf is in the hard wan1
business, is one of the directors
of the First National Hank, and
is also president of the Commer
cial ( lull.
ik Ih.. I i v
ii M. iv hi Aiirii I'll ii it . t ii . . . .i
NtiH'.mitvi.f . . w. i,
himku ii i ' ' pHll.Tns lor winch we huve so
"in t- i i;'irt... i .... r.. ........ , .. . . . .
I. .if . . . ..i .iii- many raiif. can Im- tmiiK'til at
" . I . t I - ' 1 1 1,1 lui I..II.I t .V I 1
l.i . i . . . ' V " reer S
r- -turiit M r s i i ii I,,,..
fivnii'iit is m i.l.. i..'.r.... . i.
'i day of ,j,ri i . , , ., , II. I), b'dfiird arnveil at San
""'h d. Im i i, i,t ii, 'lose last Ihurs.lay. He writes
r ' I P r r. hi ,,..r i. his parents that he cut irrass for
nt"! from that date tu i.ri.,r rl'crs last week. Ue says
'1'ti'inli.r
rct'inl:
Our new stock has just
L'3
San Jose is a beaut ful city, and
"r 1. I'M I a i,..,..iiiv. ..f ii'Hi uiey are caniH'd in siK'lit ol
Pri'tit. and mt. r.i i 'ti... tin liiir Lick Observatory. II. 0.
is Kinng over inert' some nay to
see ii lie cum level the Iiik kIhss
and take a siiuint at Oregon.
I'here is no use of k'oinir to
I'.irtlaml to buy of cash stores,
t ..' "Tr,'"l- ht year will
w1 rinrir..., .....
k'i nil a ,1.. I, ...........
"
f I- o... . -.. .
... . ..iiH-.'i' Htm lax Col-
' i W a, Inn, ...... i' ,.. 1 1 '......- i.,.., t. il,., .,.,
Ifiw... .! i .ii ii i ), 1 1 1 1 1 i i i till a i (inn ninii- iiiiitvun
- ".. i 'i' i . ... . . . .
sax i' you money, iryniiu. xiif'
..... ........ i .....i M..;., e 'i
y.. 11(1 lllllllll, llllll llltllll. '".
IPS ltd, . .
i l.i I Ml IH tivc I i, i r I.. r
I ..inn 1 1. iiiikk. loiiiuii.v
i ..rii..l!nd t.tiil X.tiuu ll.tl.tll Stit.l.
V l!-.!l... i ... ' . I lu.l. I u...v.k mi. it. t.l in mni,i,ltri
't,,ui i ,'ll I ei'l '1 1 .1,, I I ""'I., nil. tin, .in . ...r. t
"""ay aft,-in. ;.. i . ; It,.., II Mil l, l...u It I'lnr.
fc. . ' ii, oi nonor oi ', "
r Kutstof the week. M.-s li d. M'tice Cook, pastor of the Hillsbo
ro Haptisl church, at his resi
tience. Mr. nrir.rrrs ' now a
I'oitlan.l mail carrier, and Muss
wee, airs.
ilton. of Vnl-
the afteniiMin
lre lllld It imem
, ...
aiii'ii....
is. A : I'., .... ,.r
of ),
fi'aliuv.of
C'"Pl," l-ri.
lirl . i
f anil MM
rni,,
Fved th., "''"""'His wero
I t, ' h"tess beiiur uutul.
j. .', loniruc
1 'I't Imscow lliiil Miuu
inu'h score nt
J. I'. Tatniesie
la Ii..-,
U'"t forty
ami
very
f'i
i.iimihi.
Soul Mild is Washinnton I'ounty
resident.
C.roer's profits on uroccrios nre
small, but that'a nil rivrht. They
do not krivo away premiums. You
Kot the benefit. That'a why
(!roor sells so cheap.
Kov. It. Clarence Cook united
Harry 11. Davis and Kllie Schnol
ler in marriniro at his residence
Jan. 11. Mr. Davis is a Multno
mah resident, while his wife is a
Wushinuton County resident.
X.ta (.,. lino flit till! tirii'P
l.'l IUII I lil, VIIIV, I,.., v .... ....
Ol'tll thiu .......:.... I nf VX'lnr? It.wnilui u-i
1 iiiiii oiri;, i oi iin.-iirni if nj .......
ktive no stamps nor premiums
"r Sluuly HriHik, UIIHt values.
The Social Circle of the Conjr.
Church will hold its next moot
ing, Thursday, Jan. 21', at the
home of Mrs. C. K. Shorey, at
2::U) in the afternoon.
Furm to rent: (Cultivates lfiO
acres; house and ham; 11 miles
rrom North l'lains.-Inquire K.
11. Tonkrue, Hillsboro. 38tf
i-'iilies were pres
'".ioyable time
(,l'!'rl(., f,.r her
is l,,
Dull,...
r in tin.
facitu .....I
-v v.i er '.tL. .... ..i....
" i nay.
nk Ih.i , .
Uni " ' "I heyon.l
Nuv ' w:iH 'ily visitor
i"k' l eritnn on tin
ii'- was th.' son of II II r..
t'in. well known h.-re in'the nine
lien. Wec ased leaves a Widow
he coroner's jury left the ver-
.n.iojM'n. fixing ri blame. Th.
wiuow win no doubt
sun aamst th.
cover damages
her husband.
The M.
K. X. Hardinv. of Canton or.,i
D. (J. Lilly, of (Jules Creek, were
in town yesterday.
For lunch - iiiekl..,l t...
home made saima.n.a .,,1 i..'
r " riiu r-
'),:nas. -H. M Lmmott.
L.-o Schwand.-r and daiipht..r
for the death of an1 their Kuest from the Last'
were in the city from Mountain
dale, Tuesday.
MLVS Clin I.m !,Lk..,... ., ...
. .. I'umiiau, I. oi rarminc.
ton. and Lrvine Hurkhalter. of
South Tualatin, were city callers
the last of the week.
inmate a
company lo re
.... TAt I 'I . . I L t 1
' ii . inn ne hi an oiu.n
ii.vunjfai the Christian church.
rrniay evening', and invited their
wives, ladies and friends.
Alter the order of business
wits (lisiN-iised. a debate .-n tlx
l,r..,ui, ... . . .
".r.in.,1,. mat Aature is
More Hcautiful than Art "
taken up. and a decision was
I'lycn hi favor of Nature. Th.
anirmauve was suportei bv
f..U.-M i ' ,.. ....
ami Mirath. and on the negative
were .Messrs. nH n.r..c .,,,.1
Jack.
t-. .
ine audk'tice was very much
interested and showed a keen de
sire to Oct everv word uhi.-h
was sometimes dillicult bv rea-
Hon of the laiikrhter. occasioned
liy Himt.s made by either side.
After the debate was con
hided. Hay Siller entertained
wun a soio, and responded to
an encore. 1 he male uiiartett.
om)Ksed of .Messrs. L.
.r.. Ismard Hrown. Win. liar
ris and Frank Williams, was well
. : .. i . . i . . .
rtieneu, ami res nitii ei lo an
ncore. Henry Kuratli delight-
d the audience with a cornet
Solo.
The meetink' adjourned to as
semNe in the basement of the
church, around the hanmict ta
I.'. Kov. W. N. Vallandiirham
presided as toast-master, am
kept the banqueters smilinir. by
us witty sallies and introduc
tions. The moinlK-rshin of the
i.. i. . .. i , . . . ....
uni respiinueu id toasts, miters
who resKnded were Professors
McKay and I'urtt, and Key.
Myers, of the M. V. church.
. . ... . I . . . ' -
-...cm.-es unemployed." and tne law were followed. The
me nrst niht in the county was v 10U3 contentions are suppf.rt-
sjxfnt at IVaverton. where Mavnr .. ly mnY authorities, while
Hocken. at the r..n. U J l 8 ale contended that the will
citv. fornix,..,! i C " ine votera 8h'i Prevail.
, .. , "- t.aac was exp'0iie(l very
and black colfee ai the menu, rapidly, the election beinir held!
iur Bupjer anu oreakfast. There ' ,JVmw-T.
was no disorderly conduct, their Harry Kuehne. the Tirard liv.
sixtkesman, J. Hice. saying that''ryrnan was brought toHillsbo-j
they were all "broke." and they , 'Vb charged with the
were simply ask in, not deman.i. of.a kuehne states
inir. something to eat whilM. T. " "ut i .e
route to Salem to see the (iover- ? W.. ? 8 res,dt'nt
nor and
to keep
'liened. Shentf H-ves went to
iieaverton to see that all
IO... ,...1.1.. I .
, in, uri-nv, oui as trie men
were under control of their lead
ers tin re was no attempt at
scattenntr. All remair.e.1 in the
tirank'e Hall and there was no
ureaKini: of ranks. Ka-e and his
w ne came to HilIstoro. Tuesday
at 11:.J0. but were told that they
couiu not remain in the city.
.xiayor
dura to,
attemot t,. fn,i a..i, ""'"u:nin"nac()wtn
them uAnx unt.l Soring L-T'u"" '"r f ,,euer one. anil
, nacj w nave
some hav for mariner ika
I He ma.h. Iha t.n,l., i... .i "
iy oi me nrst part refused to
accep: the cow Kuehne traded
for. He says he tried to tret the
party to trade back, but he
wouia not, and the filinir of the
papers followed.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Offw: t'u(r in Scbolntricki Itocs
'.a rWnMxl Mrwtt
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S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M4
PHYSICIAN ANOSURCBOM
5 ffir. ue-Uo. r Tlw Ik-lia rru Mlor
Kmi.I.i1m aulof Tonrt How
In lb euriuHr ut ih block.
I iTinnmiiM,
R. M. KRWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Sarm S. P R R. A R.t r. K. k K
Office in the Tm.ie Blork. Ttirt and
u oimru, iiuiaooro, Orefon.
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ELMER II. SMITH M. D. D. OI
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
Office IfTpr-? to ia . m.; i to t m
Ait" Tlluruy. tM.r to la
pboae. Ottte over Hilltrxiro National.
J. 0. ROBB, U. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OPFICK:-Up-irin Schalawrich B'dj.
PlIOMltS OlBce. Cil iJU- DM ri, iu;.-
UIUSBORO. . ORECON
' .VrYVWumiVUxAJ
tR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Olave Johnson, who lives awav Office hoar- . ..
The Orenco N'orv ,!,:.. u,a n'.'.1 rai the city, at the head waters of Fast Dairv en. I, ...
.... . . I'ovBlllt ,.,,, II t I l . . II I. ., .
and shipping house is said to '" 11 M oi- reen. miiesatiove Mountaindale.
cover more Kn und than other i Z' f 'r was ,n me city yesterday on pro-
ouildink: in WashinifUm countv aw"" -J'Puiies to i" ousiness. .Mr. Johnson
Ire mai no nisrirtii.r t. nu-o.i ,k., wpnf ikr,. a?
Chas. Hoston. who ha, u...n refimal Tb ." TZ ::r"' 'Z '.rVT'1 years .ko.
e,n,,l..v..,l IV,.. II c . 1 ". r-- Jirsi IOOK up a
-...e.v l"c,i , ' aweeus ineycau inemseives, reached nomestead he had deer meat
lor several months, departed for the city park at one, and after a aliout the year around He savs
his home at Sherwood, yesterday, half hour's rest, marched on to that this year oTafeiS
lie wise. Itnv vnv.ni.1,,1 .. i,,.-o 1 1 "rx-si wroxe, alter u. i'he os se. Kiuea in his iwi nn th t.u
"J ft'-'WIlia "IICU'I i . , "l .it vuv ox. H,!--
you tret no premiums -but 1,'i't T'n. 'rc uwh' ments scanntr the venison away
iow prices. 1L 11. ( ref-r'K .I'll ""'. i..i-an.i some oi the
r i . .., . c"a"iy omeiais raised private
lati to see Jimmv a - Isnbspriot inn tn hf.lv, I-'.. .... . , 1
V,... Ml II " , I , H l ,'l tui .TiOVe
'"iiiiiwnra. ures-ltake rare of th.. h,ir..r i, 1
' J. J 4H.M VJXJ,
and tney remained there all
nik'ht, l estcrdav morninc thev
The Knights of l'ythias and oroke camp and went to Yamhill
'l-tliein .. :il 1. i 1 .
Don't
entine.
cent Jheatre, Saturday nipht.
j.oi. 1 1.
to other parts of the country.
nuiauiy me isehalem.
The Kuratli nartv timntr0i
ifornia. was in Sun Diepo. last
inuay. rvmii Kurat I rurvia IKa
Ar'us as follows. "Went out
. m.: iio.mi
r . hi..u O.H9
phone. Office in American National
Bank, nmtaira.
IHUSBORO, . . OREGON
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DAOLEY A HAM
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Hm 1 and i Nbnt Baildluf
HILLS BOUO, . . ogiGO!,
, ' 'i i iriviivijijvajjij
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNRY-AT'LAW
i.vinian Msters wi ho d io nt
installation at l'ythian Hall, Fri
day evening. Jan. lfi.
For sale, cheat) for cash, in
fik.t corrugated iron roller, tel-
-row n escope frame. -Zina Wood. 8-tf
There w ill Ik? morning and eve-
ninir services at the First Chris
tian Church, Farmink'ton, Sun
day, Jan. 18.
L. 0. Griebler an.l I.aura K.
Davidson were married at Forest
Crove. Jan. 11, 1'JIJ. They will
make their home at Gaston.
sk for Cash value Home in
dustry stamps, with every tur-
chase. (let your premiums at
HillsUiro's stores. H. Ii. Km-
mott
a ioxii portrait, finished in
natural colors, given free to each
family ordering and
$10 worth of photos at Joh
for last nijrhL Sheri.r Ives old Ii Jhtfeu 'Th-V!Sit I "'' .Scbulmeriv'k Block
was vurilant. and saw that the ' ' norne is pros-
Xrtftfifi n a a . . - - -
marchers exre ted their tmV, T . . Cl oi uieijo is
thromrh to th,. Ynmhin i;a r 5 K.dl P'ace ior tounsts.
J. Hice and w ife, in chanre of laS h iri lUjrar klnR'
the brigade made advance s.'rtiesS i a::A0Ld'nhere- ..The
y-j I'lunitiiii; ureal preparations
ior tne iyia tan. The weather
lsiaoai. Loren Palmateer is on
tne x;ice force.
to see that provision was mmlp
lor the hunirry stomachs.
Rice says that thev were all
broke in Portland, and it was
necessary to pet out They will
try me Mate Hoard of Control,
and see if they can't iret work
enough to board them until
Spnnj,'.
Rice alleires there are no I. W,
U' ... : . l . .
... a in ine crown, wnicn was a
motley array.
w in-Kin men, ami there were
probably a few crooks in the
Special meetinirs at the Rnntiot
church every niirht heonnninir
Tuesday niarht the 20th. The
pastor. B. Clarence Cook .will
speaK each night at 7:30 p. m.
until the 26th, when it is expect
ed that Rev. E. A. Smith of
Some looked like VreKOn Clt' wil' continue for 10
aays. LSPeCia V pond mnaiP
r.very one cordially invited to
bunch. The two assistants of attend.
Rice had verfect contml over the Cartoonist J
Murphy, of
'MVVrrrrrWrXrXMMWrVMW
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-tAW
Upsuir. A. C. Shute Bl.ln. Main
aiLLsaoRo. - orwor.
AV'MA-1 i iliVifuvuuji
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
Ornoi: Main 8trt, 0pp. Co0It Hon
HILLSBORO nuitnn.
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAWj
Office, upstnir. ia Schalmerick Block
Oregon
. . i
Aimui twelve o cl.K'k the tian-
pieters Hiljotirne.l, and everyone Studio before March 15,
went away feelintr that they hud
went away .eei.nvr.tha they hud Get your seats early for "Alias . "w
Uvn well and enjoyablv enter- Jimmv Valentine " bv the Me- p, s , 3 ?a
b.in.,1 by the Cub. Hctween MiVinille Dran'aticomUy itffl
.-l and wen. ,n attendance. Saturday. January 17, at Cres- ore armioJ xvH,
. '.- v""- "'a uu-ie me uretron journa . was on ted tilllshnrn
Davinir for an disorder, lhey came this in marriage nt Vorlw i n I '
nson's r!'J0 'HH-auso other bands were 1914. Rev. Bother LeMiller.' H ..
42-4 laKin? l lvlst " l a"d t was the Catholic church, ofliciatintr er ..... R.
IH-'ILtT HP hnilP U'Qfl fnrmail.t T.l I "
i ii iui inn iy hi i ."v ii
,Mi:mc.i. mi:n hvnoi i:t
I'he first annual bannuet of the
Washington Countv Medical So
lely was held at the Hotel Wash
ington, luesday eveninvr. Dr.
ollmer, of I'orost (Jrove, the
new president, presided as toast
master. Those present were:
r. Vollmer and wife. Dr. C. R
lines and wife. Dr. Hnrnkbank
and wife, Dr. KaulVman and
wife, Forest drove; Dr. F.rwin
and wife, Dr. Linklaterand wife,
)r. Tamiesie and wife, Dr. Robh,
lillsUiro; Dr. Kitikr, Aloha, and
)r. Anderson, Orenco. Toasts
it. n
were respomieti to as toiiows:
r. Linklater, "The Country
lector;" Dr. Hines. "The Doc
tor as Postmaster; Dr. Hrwin,
The Honorary Members, the
,adies;" Dr. Hrookbank, 'Lu-
a rix I irm
krenics; or. lamioste, ine
hvsictan and the I ommuntty;
Mrs. Kautfman."The Physicians'
Wives;" Dr. Robh. "The Medical
Society;" Dr. Kitikt and Dr. An-
crson. treneral remarks. Atter
the bantpiet the company retired
the home of Dr. and. Mrs.
rwin, wnere iney were enter
tained with vocal and instrumen-
music by Mrs. hrwin and
Mrs. Hrookbank.
cent Theatre.
You will enjoy seeing "Alias
Jimmy Valentine," by the Mc-
Minnville Dramatic Company.
Its a krHd show. Saturday eve
ning, the 1 1 th, at the Crescent
For Sale Two pure-bred Po
land China Uiars, yearling and
two years; also some pure-bred
White Leghorn roosters. Inquire
at Dudley Mill ranch. 43-5
he fact that "Alias Jimmv
Valentine" was presented three
nights to crowded houses at Mc
Minnville will assure the public
of a good production. At the
Crescent, Saturday evening,
Jan. 17.
Miss Minnie Morrill, attending
Monmouth, was given second
prize at the recent oratorical
contest at the Normal, in which
there were twenty participants.
Miss Morrill is a daughter of Mr.
formerly Miss Til.
lie K.Crane, of Portland. Her
notice parents reside at Fresno I'al
that no I "
niihlic Washington Countv naid the
expense, and Mayor Hagley says state $1,001.50 for auto licenses
Hillsboro, as a unit, will not feed ana cnatieur permits last vear.
them. If another armv should After the expenses are taken out
SCHNABEL & LaROCHE
Xraiftfrftra HtMtatra, ""im-anili
start, it is more than likely that
they will lie turned back to Portland.
Ernest Eggers, of near Cedar
Mill, was a city caller today.
wnixai.3Miiang,, efttallAifm. Balk
mato?. it lunifiil. Iltai Z'TUt
Vul aa mim -- .
aaf KrtattrkaaaT
o " "w-wi 9mrt if
PORTLAND, ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
and Mrs. A. A. Morrill
o t. i n i lodav 13 the 1:lst daylight for
Mrs. S. Hrisbine, well known shooting dnek- nn,i m.i
here when she was Mrs Agnes out yesterday 'and today, after
Campbell, writes to friends that the finest water bird going. The
she has just recovered from a viaim h.iv nnt k.
severe attack of grip, contracted plentiful here this winter, for
just after she returned td Moro, some reason or other, although
after a visit with her daughter. seVeral good kills have been
Mrs. h. h. Hoover. made hv the Hillshoro sniirtamon
The Commercial Club, of Port- There will be no Free Methn-
This was the first all'air of the land, will make a trip out over dist meeting at the Hillsboro
. ; ' - III... P.-vi-rlan.'t nirnnn Xr li'datm.. I L..mMff..l,'rtnl 1U.,MU C . .1 . . i
society since reorganization. mc ,iuoiii ii.r,..v w uoiu ,, uvouscumi iiuuvjn, ounuay, jan.
. loop, ciaiurua.v, ieauiK ruriiunu 110, as tne quarterly meeting tor
IIIU.DA I'TMHL COCHRAN early in the morning. The news- the Hillsboro and Forest Grove
paper men oi wun lammu ana circuit win commence at ror
Washington counties were Tues- est Grove, tomorrow. Rev. Cof-
ulda Fthel Cochran, the four day sent invitations to join the fee. district elder, will continue
months old daughter of Mr. and party in Portland and make the a revival at the Grove until after
the state will send Washine-ton
County the balance, $834.46 to be
placed in the countv road fund
This would rock about a third of
a mile possibly more,
Mr. Fickens. of near Sherwood
1.1 1 a . V
Louie Hamel. of near Orenco. LDLulcner,ea a past week,
was nn to th. huh x-.,of..n,. in" porner x-eigning i00 oounds.
"f l,'w",u".'' AmccA o.- .. ....... ;
e , iuK-j.sK.-u. oi. men were requirea
John iTiday, of Hanks, was to hnnHl. tho K;.r r. tu.
down to HillslH.ro yesterday. was some hotr. hut if Mr Piokona
Mr. and Mrs. J. .1. IlartW of had called on Jos. Galbreath and 'H no-stairs over Hiiiabom K.t.n-i
. . . , ... ,T . . .. . I
nanks. were in the citv Tuesday ,atK ness, tne trio would have
i tt, . . - I I..-Jl.. J I.: l.-l. , I I
ana vuMncs.iaw uixnuieu mm imetuaany experts.
....!.. .
Airs. John Miller, of Port and. Know what Dennos is?
and her son. Rev. Harvey Miller, us introduce you. A ham or
ot uakland. Cal., were in the cheese sandwich free with each
city Tuesday, guests of Mrs. T. glass of Dennos, 10 cents. Everv
R Cornelius. Rev. Miller was day at noon, from 11:30 tnl-Sil
..I . 1 . . t- . I...At--T-t r. .
eiiroute nome irom ivansas L-ity, ai me uan oi aweets.
Jlo., where he attended a minis
terial convention.
HILLSBORO
Rank.
ORKUON
r"waloll,T Iwis boutrht Ihn
char!! ''''"ant. and
1. n- ,
fn a .
C . M.
iltenger enter-
PV attorn rV Tnends Sat
Rr. m:.' ." hi
lonorof ber Trainman Harrv Lmerson lias
Mcrryman, of heon taking a few days vacation
from his duties on the P. R. & N.
Mrs. J. F. Cochran, ot Orenco,
passed awav, Jan. 13, 1914. The
Cochran family are all down with
the measles, except Mr. Cochran.
The baby took cold, and could not
survive the complications. She
was buried in the Odd Fellows
cemetery, Jan. 14. nt 2 p. m
Rev. Cook officiating.
The P. R. & N. has the line
cleared through to Timber, and
the company has been rushing
men and material to the front to
make repairs.
trip. Sunday, Jan. 25. All are invited
A bold hold-up, in broad day- The Knights of Columbus, last
light, was perpetrated early this night, entertained at the new
week. Many such have been Catholic School, the features be-
pulled otT here before. The po- ing cards and dancing. John
lice seem powerless to prevent it. Boeker was awarded the booby
This is how it is worked: A prize. Mrs. C. VV. Rollins and
high school girl buys a big bag Mr. Seus won the two first
of candy at the Den of Sweets, prizes. There was a good at-
i .) aVxrt ia rr a rwi n i t ntlf nf f ha tanfania nnrl an aniAirnklA
niiu one i3 v vi vitv i itcuuaiivc niivj ciii tujwj' auic tiltit i . . -
store than she is pounced upon This is the second of a series of taken possession.
bv her classmates, who make parties to be given by the Cath-j Phil Masters, the Dilley veter
her "divvy" up. This further olic young people, the Girls of an, a former resident of Hilla-
proves the popularity of the can- Sodality giving the first dne on boro, was a city caller yesterday
.1., ,,tnrld ot tha 'ltan nf Stueotn Naur Vi.ni-'a nvn irMAfSnn k: -i J . ' . ."
UJ III ..lit. mw . fc. .. w. " . fc. . v.. ".--"-c M-'-l lt.i yTmmw 9 I
DR.
Henry Frank, of Reedville.
was stricken with heart failure,
Tuesday, Jan. 13, and expired
suddenly. He leaves a widow
and several grown children. Mr.
Frank was highly esteemed, and
had resided at Reedville for a
number of years.
Have two drag saws with out
fits, and will be In a position in
about two weeks to take large
jobs of cordwood and rickwood
cutting. Those interested please
write Chas. F. Kobmson, Hills
boro, Ore., R. 5. 43-5
E. VV. pant, of Reedville, was
2v.WM. "e Commercial
. - vv Hijuiauuii was in
creased largely for a few min
utes, Tuesday, when the I. W.
W.'s passed through the burg.
For Sale Pure-bred Jersey
bull. 20 months old. Eligible to
registry. Tel. 52 Line S. Cor
nelius, R. 2. Box 44. 43.5
N. A. McConnahay, of North
Plains, has rented the Will Lich-
iy piace, on uast Plains nn,l
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
Trtnieaie Blilg. Room. 5 and
HILLSBORO, ORE.
Muin and Thin!.
C H. POLLOCK,
Dentist
Upstairs, in Linklater Delta
Building, Main Street
Hillsboro ... nM
BOWMAN & VALUNDSAHAM
Attorneys-At-Law
Bank Block
up-stairs
Hillsboro Oregon
fm
Frederick Andersen, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Successor to Dr. Cunningham.1
Office and Drug Store,
Orenco, Oregon
Telephone onnneotloM.
A. R Mulloy, of Laurel.