-a
U3 CBffiS BUS
W.I S31QRB
kH Clalme Ttal Was Sim
ply TrvU I"W
ChU. SChomburg. of Moon
Uinilalf, wu in town yesterday.
He recently had a 26 month old
heifer, with her first calf, tented,
and the rrault shows 32 pound
of milk daily, with a twit of 6 6
l-r cent liutti r fat Thia mnm
an average of 1.7'J 11m. of butter
fat per day. ami with milk at
$1.70 per cwL, th Income la
$21 85 per month. Thia la a
mighty good showing and ahowi
what rare and fending will do
with dairv abirk. Tha heifer la Oriaca
a icrade Jersey, and her mother
waa bought when two year old
fur 11.1 fJl annul wan atra. flood I
iMrich llerelg. living a mile east re.ulu tre ways .parent in The county court this w
..t it. verton. on the Dr. Tiuer rows when they are cared for pointed
SHOfftliM
TC4IS (MM IN CHI Ml
nD:n SBRS
IJPPOINIED
rifly-Twe Itoad Matter lr lb
tlnsulng Year
MANY ME SLCCIf WVi Tltr "SI LIES
coum seat
lHjii Hauer.bf Helvetia. M Uft5''n nPfc'"fifC
in the city Monday. ; (1131 t.ltll UllC. JI
For Sale Hay cutter, with
horse power; nearly new. Tele
phone Farmen 36x3. 42-tf
Cassius Johnson and J. Arnold,
of IVaverton. were in town the
first of the week.
For Sale-Fin Jersey cow.
kheap - See fc. V. lime, wasn-
Hop irwer' Meeting at Cawt
merctal Club. Largely Attcaded
Vklba Mrs Wltaia aa IW alter Falal
PUaarft al Haw
filalcf fkli Stmti
(Mlkial raibacr
roadmaaters
.i .ht and killed Joa. Shall- during the calf period, and Riven and In the list are many
""' ' . . ....... i.r.iiM.r f.lini at all t DIM. Too
jf rtaial eve- -------
ring, the weapon being a shot- yiMJM(r anJ mn d() not fewj
gun. The dead oun. who is prolM.rly when the milk How
S1ld about 30 year, had been at starts.
i. llerzia? Dlare all afternoon e-. You and vour children are
and evenlnir. Shallherger'a fv Weafe If you wear Dr. I Ws new uPe'vison are:
fk. n.l a brother. Teddy, were superior guuaes eye safe and dist. NAMK
ik horn at the time of the P"ce safe. They coat you
wa -
eek ap-
for wis.
who
have aucceeded themwlvin. A
veteran printer, H. V. Meade.
will look after the roads down at
Orenco-a new occupation f
one of the crafl. The fifty-three
invton Hotel
Attorney Cornish, of Portland.
was a lliusuoro vimtor jiunuaj,
on legal business.
Greers have a good deal of D.
M. C. left Buy now while Duy-
a
IUK 19 KOOU.
W. K. Smith, of South Tuala-
. A . J
tin. wain town aaiuraay. greet
ing friends.
New styles in hats at Mrs.
Kmmott'a. and they are inex
.hooting, and Teddy had tayei
with Heal the night before.
Coroner Uarrett ssy that he
f.Mind hard cider in the houae,
no
more than the inferior Kiaiuwm
uMUully sold, and you have the
benefit of his skill and experience
of more than 22 years aa an ex
clusive optometrist. When you
1 . L . tkA MM hid 1 1.1 1 htMHl.l..- L. . ......
unu ma i iiirunie nun you rviriw hit
ilnnking whiakey. Thrtwghout combined aervicea of the trained
the day Sometime, Uerxiir anu vytf sectaliMt and skilled optl
Teddy had gone to lleavcrton to c,in. One charge covert the en
yet some tobacco, and on their tire cost of examination, frames
rrturn they stopped at the J. Inj ,.nes Dr. I)we guaran-
Arnold place. Teddy and Iter- t.-rs his gtaiue to give entire
xig had sttme argument about the satisfaction whether they cost S2
KurtHiean war. but Hentig re- or roore. If you pay more you
funed to become healed In the p4y too much. If you pay less
argument, and left. Teddy n yau j,, o at the sacrifice of ma
afterward following. tertal uited and service rendered.
Later in the evening Heizig )r, we will be at Hotel Wash
naya the hoys became noisy, and in ton Saturday. Jan. 23. to 4
he asked them to go home. They o'clock only. Scores of Hillsbo
delayed, and. Henlg aaya. to relerences. No agents em
"blulf" them, he took down hia ,0yed. Ileware of those going
hotgun and loaded It. He aays from house to house claiming to
J.m. then advanced toward him. tie such. In Forest Grove. Fri
and In order to frighten him he jay, jan. 22
..laced the muwle againsj t his m ,awnl.T.whm.
llMUL iriU Kill Ik vuu.v.
llerxig savs he had no Intention
.....Tualatin
...Sier';oi
. (laston K 1
.Corneiiu K li
..HwlbUro it I
JJeaverlon it i
...illsboroK2
..HiMHdale U 2
D-averton
..I'ortand K2
..IlillsuiM K2
, .Forest drove
pensive.
3ltf
Sim Barrett, an inmate of the
poor farm, aged about HO years,
was badly burned Saturday morn
ing by a lighted candle, while in
hia room, just before the break
fast hour. The old man was late
getting down to breakfast, and
Superintendent Clarence Young
went to his room to have him re
port at the table. Opening the
door he found the inmate just
extinguishing the fire. His
clothing was badly scorched and
hia arms and chest were serious
ly burned. The old man had
succeeded in getting the fire out.
Kilt hia hitraa war tt m nattira
The hop growers meeting at the thmt demanded attention. Dr.
Commercial Club. Monday, wu W. D. Wood and Dr. Bailey at
well attended, and a large num- tended him. There is an indic
ber joined the State Hop Grow- that Barrett is now suffering
tt t, ,k. from pneumonia, which frequent
ers Ass-K-iation. It is said that , foJow MV(.re burn 0 lhia
five thousand dollarsof stock was character. Old Sam is well
subscribed. C Kehse presided known here, where for 30 years
over the cession, and E. L I he wandered from farm to farm.
riVE THOISAND STOCK SIBSCtJKEO
C. ftcatc Prits Over Sewiae, with
E. L. as Sccretarv
F A. RiMLUY, U. D
ftyaielaaaai
im Smmm SUai
Otficer-UBaUlra la
phoM. acitt an; rtjiaw.cwi 'wa
R. M. ERWIN, 11. D.
PHYSICIAN AMD SUK3I0N
Sarga & T. P. B. A W . P. B. ft K.
O&f la h Tubimm akek. Tairt a.-Mi
Mala StiMta, HUlitaea, I
1 Chas GeiUrger
2 7s T Cole
3 F L Brown
4 Krneat Dethlefs
5 Otto Vogel ....
6 Nels Ursen .
7 Jonu Moline
8 Henry Hesse .
9 A Zwiencr ....
10 J Oefinger...
U J J Wismer ...
12 W J Gregg ...
13 A BTodd
14 A liVanderzandcn.F Grove IV.t
15 J H Hiatt ....Forent Grove it 1
16 Nicholas Hothman Dunks It I
17 Kzra KlrU Bank K 1
18 H L GrofT (Wneliuu H I
19 FredCToelle... Ilolbrook Kl
20 GabeEssner Mountalndsle
21 George Fisher Buxton
22 Harry Kobinson.Boaverton U 1
23 HW Scott Gaston II t
24 J II Hoffman Gaxtn K 2
25 llenrv Milter.. Hilltsboro H '2
26 John Trachael-Ueaverton n z
7 Henry Kecnon Banks it 3
28 John Zimmerman Hillsl'oro
(.rove K 1
Association held a very delight
llerxig aaya ne no fttl mwtin Mt Monday evening 29 H E Bateman F Grove It
of shoaling, but 14 hia horror, as , th-commercial Club rooms. 30 J 11 Vanderzanden.B inks H
he pushed the weapon i gains . u,k 0fl the GH)Tty,or Laurel K 2
the man. It waa aucnargco. anu uf .h, ,ioine l0 the 33 Ilentien Hillsdale K J
Ji. dropped to the tmr. mr- hu Mna that the S3 Iten Heenacker F Grove It 2
ti.r her ahould receive more en-1 34 Ambrose Schmidiin- ..Buxton
couragement from tho h'me and 35 Carl Berggren HilUboro It 3
so far as between child and 36 C C NHson Bacona
toarher. the teacher alwaya 37 Grant Mann .Cornelius
should be sustained. Mr. Jack's 38 George Pate HiiUboro
reoort of the aUte teachera' 39 Abbe Feters . .. ShcroKl It
.1. 1. .Bkat. Ill .1 I t 1 .j.
mitinir was very interesting. 1 an wa ter wauins s uroe
It I II Ml... tl Ik ntniiilll II tl I t '.: r li i n
-. . . . 1 i-mi. lllllirr UJ1U tiiw v 1. vw i mi ai uiwintvi ......... M . .
asya that Ilenitf has always ueen . expected of a pu- 42 Otto Broee Timbc
quiet and not quarre aome , anu ., . entring high school. 43 Albert Kruger ... Sherwood
a gtiod cltixen. ana mai ne s u , WM furnished by the 1 44 John Matheson Sherwow
W VSu, LJ!kT Arnold high achool chorua. MieaCase. 45 Alfred I'ieren.. HiiUboro K
bond. Hia neighbors. J. Arnold I f . . f th high in I) L Smith Banks K
and a Mr. Johnson, were nere hool mugiC( .'When you 47 Nick Kemmer .Beaverton It 3
Monday to see nersia
and both uy that he was
neightMr. and peace loving
tig aava he straightened him up.
and aent for Dr. llobinson.
Shallberger died within an hour
after the thot waa fired.
Hereitfia 42 year old. a native
of Switzerland, and was natural
hed In Portland In August, 1910.
Chrla deHach. of Garden Home.
Fred Berger. of Bethany, wai
up Monday, attending the insur
ance meeting.
Dance at Hillaboro HalL Sat
urday evening. Jan. 23. Tickets.
7 cetiU. Everybody invited.
For Sale: Steel truck running
ware. 21 and 30 inch wheels.
Sea Chas. Gardner. Hillsboro.
Ten-ioch, 12 inch, and 16-inch
Chippewa logger shows lor men
at Greers.
The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. of
North Plains, has issued its new
li rectory, and subscribers may
.ctive them upon application.
Combs' Furniture store has
aJded a tine line of dishes and
rockery. See them before buy
ing, ana you win ouy mere. 11
Dan Baker, of Forest Grove,
and Chas. Hitchcock, of Scholls,
were in the city the first of the
week.
To I)an-$5.000on farm lands.
at 8 percent No agents. Ad-
ireaii. under sealed envelope on
ly, "A. rare Argus, Hillsboro.
If you miss the Portland Ad.
Club auarteL Jan. 19. you will
miss half your life. Crescent
i heat re.
Mapes, of Laurel, was the secre
tary. Addressea were made by
L L Jones, Brooks. C L Cart
wright. Harrisburg. J L Clark.
Springfield. Walter Miller, Mc-
Minnville. W K Kirkwood. Ami
ty, and V D Paul, of Sheridan.
grubbing land for a living. As
he grew older he became more
and more twisted, and he finally
went to the poor farm, after
months of suasion.
Money to loan on good farm
lands. Washington Co. Inv. Co.
See Mr. Perkins, Room 1, Com-
The olan of organization and mercial Building. HiiUboro, Ore-
procedure was explained, and the gon. 43tf
7rr:":"7":uT. Mr. and MnWilliaro Nelson
ZZ'J'Zri&lwtotMinvl Saturday evening.
acres. William Bagley Sr. J L
ELMERtH. SlilTH U.ttD.0
PHYSIC AM ft 5UBCKOK
OfMOPATR
Office Iloar- to It . M ; 1 la V. M.
JatfmUf. TbamU. (tatafd to It
Call unmt4 aay or algal. Bulh
pooac. OAat tmt H lUaboto Sallaaai.
J. O. ROBB, XL D.
PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON
OKFICE -UprtU SckalMrka 8 dK.
Phoiiks Offlot, City fin Em. City !
ui;jjiBORo, . otiecuN
Room l Waahlngtoa tlotet
: TUES , THCR3DAY nd SATVKOAV
guests of honor being Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Schulmench. visiting
here from Creswell. The eve
ning waa enjoyed with Five
Hundred. Mrs. T. L. Bilyeo won
first prize for the ladies, and W.
H. Taylor won first for the gen
tlemen. Music and the Hesita
tion were other features, and at
a late hour a delicious luncheon
was served. Guests present were
We wish to announce to our cua-1 Mayor and Mrs. W. N. Barrett.
tomers that milk will be the I Messrs. and Mesdames ueorge
usual orice after Jan. 15-S2.00 Schulmerich. J. & Wilkes. T. L
Bartlett. JosCawrse. W J Gregg.
the Sine! airs. John Cawrse, I J
loar. Bobt McKmght C Kehse.
Geo Zeigler. E L Mapes and oth
ers were prominent at the ses
sion.
NOTICE
Bilyeu. L A. Ing. W. H. Tay
lor. E. L. Moore. G. C. Combs,
L. Brown: Mrs. Emma McKin-
ney. the Misses Elinor Wilkes,
Susie Roundv. Florence Taylor.
Ipha Wilkes, Masters Lynn
Wilkes and John Barrett.
Wanted - at once: Young men
ah or rent the P. K. A N.. trains I for automobile business. Big
are'eieetrie. and stoD at the de- pay. We make you expert
a month per quart
W. S. GUIenwater.
E. A. Larrance.
G. H. Carter,
U. Delsman.
S. P. AND P.E.4L
Dr.AmtfkW
OtUopathic Phyticka
Ol&ec boar lotaita. m, I to 4 p. m
a.a aiaseaj m. . mm
DAOLkXY A
aTTORXSYS-iT-UAW
looaaa 1 aad t Raat BalUtag
HILUB0E0. . . OlKttOl
e. b. TonarjE
ATTOEJUY-AT-tAW
Ofioes apaulra la 8ekalairtjh Block
iomi u. WALL
ATTOUSarr-AT-LAVI
in
; Dpataira, A. C. Sh.at lUg, ataia A Mt
tULLsaoao. oaxaoa.
, - - - - - w . . .
zig's case is being Investigated
by the grand jury.
Teddy Shallberger was in the
city yesterday, lie stated that
he did not know whether or not
the shot was intentional, hia re
ply being. "I would not aav that
he intended to kill Joe, and I
would not aay that he did not in
tend to kill him. They had been
together considerable for a cou
ple of years, although they had
a little falling out some time ago.
Herxlif had no quarrel with Joe.
llerxig and I had argued abut
the war, but we had no row.'
rj school music, sang "When you 47 Nick Kemmer .Beaverton It J
a jwt ,,orne ,nd Si" l ,,fre'.' 48 John Smellier... Sherwood It 3
II? Mrs. T. H. Tongue, accompanist 49 Jasper Lvtle Cornelius
liJ.tL'l The next program ill be given 50 Frank Williams Hillsboro
Mrs. Henrv Williams, of South
Tualatin, was operated on tor r - - ten weeks by mail Payusafter
appendicitis ine nrsi oi me Tnvnr.nA I we secure vou position. Century
week. She is doing well. r. Tr.; fi-so m Automobile Institute. Los Ange-
A marriage license has beenUjcjjinnvuie Train 76 a. nulles. Cal.
granted Jas. R W ard. son of L. I Sheridan Train .9.58 p. m. I Hillsboro Patrons of Husband
B. Ward, and Caroline wescott. Forest Grove Train 1250 p.m. met Saturday and installed
daughter of J. H. Wescott wth 'McMinnville Train 2:15 p. m. the newly elected officers, Aus-
of Gaston. Forest Grove Train . .-4:10 p. m. I tin Buxton, of Forest Grove, in-
John Dennis, with the Oregon Eugene Train.... 4:53 P-m. Iduclin(t tnem jnt0 office. The
Building, at the Panama Expo Mcstinnvuw tram urange naa a gooa auenaance
. a. ,: ciMor .mvas a via n . . iu a a. bib. m aanaaa srt turn ma iiaiia
lirounos, writes an nieresung - "vu u,u"""OBC'A,. Drurv It TfNrSIIft IR
dter on conditions and appear- rrora rortiana i ine new oracers; rniup uisen. a w iwtmvM,,
ances there, and next weeK s is- Euirene Train arnves.. 8:lo a. m. masier; nenry ier, u ATTOStsRlY-AT-LAtSr
sue will conUin his observations. McMinnville
7. If. BAIUIETT
ATToajiarr-AT-LAW
Omoa: Mala ttfaal, fp. Oaart Htmm
HIU.BORO (tthMUM
by the teach.ror the Hillsboro 51 HV Meade urenco
Schools. 52 W H White Gasn
WATCH PARTY
Taken up: Found in my pas
ture. 6 miles south of Hillsboro,
1 i-arlinir heifers. Owner Drove
- " wm ' - . . Am
property pay expenses and costs On Thursday evening. Iec Ji.
of B4lvertiHing.-G. S. Campbell. 1911 a very much enjoyed watch
nartv was held at the home 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Felix VanBever,
HiiUboro, Route 2. 41-3
Ethel Dooro. who married
John L)ores at Forest Grove, In
March. 1913, sues for divorce.
alli'irinir that the husband has
falsely accused her. and called
her vile names.
PUBLIC SALU
I Ol era ail arwunu nuiaainc - - . uihia fur 11
lea- says that Doores has not proper- hours ijh many hy, for
ro. y supported her and ahewanU happy and prosperous new y tar
her freedom. She waa formerly Willi. Mt.lWr
Cards and music were the fea
tneea of the old year, when a
bountiful supper was served.
while some of the boys celebrated
She savs the th. changing of years with pow-
father of the husband made his a9T't. mn.M k- n- UHf
t. ui. cleared and the young people en
? ??!n"e w.!! "1 ."V" "'a ed In dancing, while othe rs
"TT . . ,BU.VYL "rtnu. "fc ."u ' returned to the card tables.
1 will sell at public sale at meiapaion mo uooram. w - . pt(l(1 th. wp0
Unirnni map nan mue norm ui lerai wu aiuuuu
Elmonlca. 4 miles N. W. of Bea
verton, 7 miles east of Hillsboro.
at 10 a. m.. on ner irwwn. .o t Messr3.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20 Ethel Dodge. J and Mesdames Felix VanBover.
n.u Iiama I2fui a vra: bav horse tor sale: ten u. 1. u purs. 011 i Zinamermann. M. Borden.
1201). 6 vra: 7 head cows. 3 fresh weeks old; also lOshoaU and 4 Skow Mrs. Adams; Misses
now. 3 fresh In six weeks, one youngMws. ItaRa
fesh in Spring; S yearling- heir- Mrs. w. u. uoiton, vmcn nawi Md JeM,e Johnson; Messrs. j
.m ealf!29 head fine shoats. sUtion, Beaverton, Oregon, li. 1 Johnson. Frank Skow, Ivan
on '.A 110 iha:fat hog. 275 lbs; F. D. 4. 42-4 EImer ,nd citfton Sturdevant
o tkpniitflthMMl Durae Jersey I tu Aa nt nvtMno la Harrv Soleard. Thorgnv Holmes,
m niwivMuM". . . . . . - 1 1 1112 wan v. - I " " ..T . . . , . . , 1 ....
hrw4 in thnrouirhbred boar. Itk.n aaulrtaa aVi UAH Rnvinir DHaaa. John Worthington. UJin i.unuor
to farrow in Spring; 6 3-mo pigs, M hy price ftjone 9 dangerous son. Walter Heard, Kiley Ingram
3-inch wagon, now; hack, new f iiy Your eyes are your most and Chas. Morrison; Allan. Gen-
1 If -...Ul. uiaar I II.. 4U 1- .,,1... mil Jlnrlincr AillimH
OUKKT. new mcwiiiiiv i""vi i valued nossession, uw i w""'i
new McCormick rake, hayrack, accordance with the value you
Dowden poUto digirer and Su- pMeonthem. Dr. Lowe's glass-
E prior plantw, good as new; disc, longest, serve better
arrow, Oliver chilled plow, steel BUM his charges, never high,
plow, cultivator, 600-lb capacity the Krvc9 you expect for
cream separator, new, set aoi ,ne Drjce you py. You can con-!
work harness, aet dbl buggy har- BU,tKhlm 'o.tu J. 1 23. at
ness. set single harness, 5 10-yai th4) Ho.8, Washington, until 4
milk cana; set 3-horse shafts, Lydoc,
ana We y the highest market!
Hv....cS'lno??: eon. price for W. hogs, poultry and
(Fulton) lortland. 42-4
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Cvbher. of North Plains. Jan. 12.
915. a daughter. 1 he uttie one
. a l a SI I
m a uranacmia oi ueo. ypner.
' . I .a
of above North Plains, and Mar
ion Mays, of the North Plains
bank.
Walter S. Bowen.-of Marion
County, and Miss Ivy MonroacK.
of Sherwood, have been granted
icense to wed upon affidavit of
Poole, of the assessors
REPORT
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
Sheridan
McMinnville
Forest Grove
Forest Grove
McMinnville
A 1 1 trains.
trains, stop on
Range and Fir
Sixth and Fir
Tenth street
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
a-i2 a m IJ. W. Brock, lecturer; R. B. Col
" .11-59 a. m. lins, steward; Manley Hoard, as-1 office, aptuin u ScaaiaaMtea tioca
" ..3:15 p. m. sistant steward; Mrs. Nellie
" . 4:30 p.m. I Hoard, ladv assistant; Mrs. J.
..6:37 p. m. w. Miute, secretary: j. n. I
.715 n. m lShute. treasurer; Pomons, Ceres
" ...ft-no tl m land Flora. Mrs. H. Miller. Mrs. Tekoaoa. asx aula to.
" .1215 a. m. J- B. Stewart and Mrs. Geo.
exeeDt Eugene Doughty. The Pomona Grange
fla? at North meet l Beaverton. Jan. 27.
streets and at Help the Booster Club along
streets ana at Dv attending the Portland Ad.
Club quartet Tuesday evening.
Steam Service Old Depot 19, at the Crescent Theatre.
To Portland The Women of Woodcraft of
P. R. & N. Tram 137 p. m. Cornelius. wiU give their 9th
From Portland Annual Entertainment in Hend-
. B sra it i r a. .
P. R. & N. Train 1034 t, m. ncas naiu orneiius. nuisv
evening. January 10 i ney wm
stage "A Kentucky Belle," a
Southern comedy, in three acts.
Dr. Mumford, of Banks, was Music by the Cornelius orchestra.
in town yesieraay, on circuit i entertainment uegma prumuj
court business. at 8 o clock. Admission 15 and
Thi ia the time of the year 25 cenU
the sip starts running. Hence I Uo not forget to go in ana see
Argtis and Oregonian, 12.25.
sale like that conducted by
Hillsboro Mercantile, and you go
and see their prices, you II be
clad that you were buncoed"
into reading this nyer.
able notft, at 8 per cent, interest;
2 per cent off, cash over sai.
A. C. Mulford, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Of IharanittUonor Iht IIIlUWo Com
m.tri.1 Hank, at HiiUboro. in the MU'
r Owaon. at the clote of lnnims
Daccmbtr 31, 19M
BKMURCKS
tMMtnd dltemmlt Iii.53 9j
iimh uDi ihiiim ana ntiM-
cured W 8
noaiU and warrtnU
Kurnitura anil fiiturtt i,i5 77
Uut from apptored reterva
bank! I.. 37.sS
Chackt ami other caih Item... i 7 "
Caihoa hand " W6 &7
ToUl......
LUBILITIKS
Capllal stock paid In.
...fjo,4Gl
$O,0OU OO
John Jack, of near Farming
ton, was a county seat caller
yesterday.
For Sale -Thoroughbred Berk
shire pigs. D. B.
ner Tenth and East Park streets.
Hillsboro. 42-tf
Clarence Young, superintend
ent of the poor farm, was in tho
city Tuesday.
Good Portland
business property on Union and
Grand Avenues -for ranch or
himineaa nrooertv In some- good
vallav tnuin. nr miffht Consider a
wheat ranch up to $10,000. Bal
ance, mortgage for 8 years. Di
. reel Inquiries to P. 0. Box 333.
Hillsboro, or call ISaln 144,
HiiUboro, 42tf
Mrs. Eli Bowbeer has sued her
husbahd for non-support The
case is complicated from the fact
that Mrs. Bowbeer. on Novem
ber 10 1914. released Bowbeer 8pw faad... . 00
oer IWi ii,T!T I tlll.l.Uit nroliU. leu ei-
from all claims, aumony, ooiiga- r ,mhd",MMp(l,d 7i39 ,
tionS Of Support eiC in con- rjepotiu dnt SUM Trenrer . 11,50000
..JnMlnn nt llntlihAAP fflvlniT her I tnAlnUlaal denoalta tubiect to
DlUViailu" v. w " - - m I " " " r - . . o
1... I- tktl..il nmntrfu I rheck 107. QIO 9
equity n u. ... ikmaiTl rriin,.tc. ol dew.it 1.418 09
Mrs. iwwoeer is now i q. i
The ease Will be Contested. I Tim. rtlScatea of depoait-... 4.5S4 7
For Sale: High grade Jersey p
k.ill- and tWf) COWS. fre8h.-UrS. I Tntat f I06.461
J. S. Steinke. Minter Bridge, 21
Suit of Oregon, ( '
S. N.
olFice.
Martha Anderson, the six year
old daughter of Chris Anderson,
of Davis station, on the United,
upar North Plains, fell from a
little express wagon, the first of
the week, and sustained a broKen
arm. Dr. liobb reduced the
fracture.
Did vou ever get angered at
d ime notice that starts out like
news and then find that it is an
advertisement! Ui course you . - f M , oYwdiea I how wou can save monev at the
have-and so has every reader ot T-j um.L u..ni;ia .in.n...nn
newspapers. It is a shame, and
shouldnt be counienancea. u . mrtfiev.iver and vou and vour
is the purpose of this note to Fred Ennes. the wen non if" well as your mother-in-
...j U A :K,if .iU t MUm.il aiai rait from Pnet.lwue "a.wr ! jwit u viun iu
conuewii sum ikwu-wi ., .--- 7 "7:1 llaw. wi 1 all be sr ad that vou
you come to a genuine aacnnce iana ine last ot in wa. . bought-gnd if you buy at
me ing menus. l.k. tt a., ..ii
The Commercial Club heard you'll have money left to cele-
Mr. Gerlinger, of the Gerlinger Drate the Fourth of July,
m . a . rwy 1 . Tk
Motor ka. . i uesuay mxnu ine .js. j u.i...s
.:. . : i aaiumgnt uance at ncivewa
company um ji.vjaw., ...... ., ctlliM pVnlnr. Jan. 30
Holstein Bull, yearling; fine in- the city for a site, ana also i wan ETervbody in'vited.
i. i i . .:n .j..., . ivi ran u ism u like aomts oi i -
aiviauai; win rawe a . ih- v r u v wiiUna haa a.x1
f. mm aa..aMAAI WAivi f Sl I L H fl T CT Vfll IfCI IMUUOi I Vai S BV fa ft liniHtf liaM www
ner; uan . -u..... , - ,nnnintHi to Dora L. and John McMannis for
. . . . vnrt mi t a ui i n nur in i t,uiiiiMivv " f"'"""" i - -
. "u "u "".H mV'.'" !.i.4U -.... ..J.MmmiOM AMi.lu.M ak tan lull in th
I r a. ..4.. mS Ka J m ai n IU. 1 lllltl LI in UiaLLCI. SIIIU S1LVIUUIIVV1VIVIV9UI waa Vw ww w-r
Class ot twenty i mic av.u.. ----" -;- .u. Vi..lr..i. T.f. ka
ternational Stock Show. Sire: was a.so nui v .-
Monarch Colantha Conneopii
Boy 64805. by a son of an $8000 territory to Hillsboro instead of
huH from s 2? lb. cow. Your to Forest Grove.
check for $125 gets him. Thos. why not ease that cold up a
Carmichael, Gaston. Or. 4J-6 bit with some of our celebrated
The Saturday Evening Club. Horehound candy, strong mints.
-t?"!fme1 Sy? HUT
you want Maae ana soia oy
Den of Sweets.
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afaiaiofl
DILL. T7.U.YD3
8ocoaaaor to Dt. t.laklatar
Ufica over DeUa Drag Stota. Bidawce
BawliM, betwata jtk aad SU Sta.
Hillsboro, V Orexm
Fredrick Aziztiza, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURUFC H
Successor to Dr. CunnUfeoam.
Office aad Drug Store.
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PORTLAND. Q?H
Above
miia H K of Hillsboro. 41-3 County of Waihinglou
i'""""1 . .:. . . j .! .i...
Washington County now has UffiSt
governor in Jas. Withycombe .bow itatemtnt u tm to the bct o( my
the first in the history or
the I fci.Miit.utM anil belief.
i ...wn...B. . . i ni.i
" lik Ua'a In vnit. I wuimremu", ..
commonwenivii.
Governor!
Pnrnl.v About 20 tons of
timitthe hav at Drices that
ItAma ui.... ' . . , u nnKimw - lUt'Vaill,
CnaaitcT Atteit:
J. W. Bailey,
John M. Wall,
gubaeribed and iworn
DitectotH
to btfote tut
thnsa who could not leave home.
met at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Madison, Saturday eve-
ninir. Jan. 9. and spent a pieas
nnt evening. J. T. Heard. Mr.
Roberts and Jas. J. Ingram witn
the violin, and Chas. Morrison,
with the mandolin, furnished the
music. Cards and games were
enjoyed, and supper was served 9:o8 ....
at a ate hour, inose present
were Messrs. and .Mesdames
Thos Madison, B. Borden, Felix
VanBever, Wm. Sturdevant, J.
J. Ingram. A. P. Ingram; Mes
dames Sol ir ard. Zimmermann and
Adams: Misses Lillian. Edith.
Jessie and Edna Johnson, Eva
Ingram: Messr8.J. T. Heard. J.
L. and Eugene Johnson, Roberts,
Frank Skow, Harry Solgard,
Thorgny Holmes, Frank Madi
son, Walter Heard, John Worth
inaton. Elmer and Clifton Stur
devant. Chas. Morrison, Riley
OREGON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland 55 minutes.
6:32 - m
7:18 n
8:28 ... in
-am
12:43.. pm
3:58 pm
5:43 pm
8:10... -pm
9:o8 (Sat only) pm
From Portland 55 minutes.
7:54 .......:.......am
9:20......
11:25 am
2:05 pm
4:27. ..pm
6:25 pm
7:13 pm
0-19 (Sat. onlvl BD
i r w
12-55
Garden Tracts, the money in
volved being $550, together with
taxes, and $100 attorney fee.
and accrued interest The note
ia 3 years old.
Plain sewing at $1.25 per day.
with lunch. Will also go to
homes and iron or houseclean, at
20 cents per hour. Mrs. H. Stoh
ler. 9th & Oak, Hillsboro. 43-4
W. G. Hare nominated Ben
Selling for speaker of the House,
Monday. Selling was elected.
Hare was appointed on the com
committee on resolutions, and
Bowman was placed on the cre
dentials committee.
The Social Circle of the Chris.
tian Church will have a business
meeting at the home of the Pres.
DR. W. B. PITTBNGER
Dentist
Ol&oa aa-aiaira avar HUlaboro Rational
HIU4BORO
oxraof
DKJ.lLllAIiniAIX.
DENTIST
Ttadaalt BkU.
EIUSU0. 02.
Mala aa4 Taif d,
laCl
DR. C IL POlieCCT,
ident Wednesday evening, Jan. tt.i l Tl-!
2& All members are urged to Upstairs, in U -f- L
be present Any one wishing to Building, IUia C-t
- - c
advise the Pres. or Sec. by that IIUHboro
time, Contributed.'
Boost the Booster Club bylrawMJL'a A
boosting the Portland Ad. uud
quartet. Jan. 19, at the Crescent
Theatre. Everybody boost
R, C. Goodwin, of Umber,
vm iajown yesterday, on pro
. Attomyf-Aa-JL: