. PmtiiUt Fhf- Iljfr w
Ballot, d-M, mi probani a!n
Ur M. GUI. adulated t,j i,,ht.., I
with heir a fulluw: Mima
It ..!.... I I A . .
iiiiwiK-j, wniuw, iu twin mil
ROSA
REGHITTO
0
m f . vt)y Suesl-rCaaiwitoa-
' rr 4 tiatfiitt
i:
TRiFfi rnR 9i!n nmRff
twodauBht,r;l.!fcll.,iriU..l ,U"
adm. l-md at $7.511) atiprvved. I . '
- Ih will Of tlii. late Asenalh -ifiuil Uurl Oprnctl I or Trill t
att.
U VKMNtitllNiMUl.
,imt 1aalla
Cary Brown, made Nv li, wan
entered to probate, lu-c k. It
ttM ta ltfltM.it 1.1 Mr
,s UDB ON SlaNTf Wood and K C Brown, the latter
or whom drew the instrument.
The w ill hail lieen nt toCali
f urn la to I- proved hy Mr,
Brown, at Santa Ana. It irives
( and UAil A'rxander. yrand-
i r-n It lUfflcv to- P0"'- erh' "", 'he ''lanc of
iy k...i an i MJift-nc. Karl. Mm. Kill and
ntrJ hy Att'rr.ry II. T. Hag- Vrcy Bmwn, grandson. Mrs.
Cv retrai,,i",f the district at- Mary Gross, a inter of Mr.
. i :.r m nfiumnu An-nath ltrnwn. l a a!u fil.nl
, I Sunday law. the atalute ,,r,,V"n ln ,ro!'?,,-1Hk,nir that
tholdM'"'y '"7 !). r,pp,intid adminiHtratrix
Murder Cat Tuesday
JUV SI IXC no AFTER DmWOIa
J-X Voicra-y Vic(4 rte-aiiea Wane
killlig T.k Hate. Oct. 4
. ... 1 , tVdrral court at I . . L . .. . .
I,, in-n'ir t- ui me entaie.
niiand. and " ur""1' iir ta in i a wi
II' r x titmn al
ba Ixvri filed.
late circuit courts on injunction but ra- I nothing a tn Hs validi-
' The con feet kntr tJf. The instrument In question
PTTJ'men are plaintiff., iatt--d m curt
.-,i urBi!tt men
n the rar rover all place
Bna,rrMrictiynofthlaw
Ihe j'laintiffa are U C Frier,
( I. J. riM-n. II T. K'H'UiT, J. M.
y'lltr-nhrriM'r. I J. Itiwhlow, W.
uc Shrarrr. Arthur Grwwold. I)
H Ik nnv. J. A. Jone. tHrirt
thnk'. I l-iry Krwirer. N. K
Uudlt y. Ilaakell & Son. and ton
i c,.!,!,, !. Thu Conu'Ciwnrra,
and hn
I I 1 - ..! iL.
Thr injunction nwua unui in
dual ii" - . .
ihinmx place are rrpreented
by th last tM-titiont-r.
Ifynuwanta ral ChriHtniaii
prt-m-nt Ki t a Karuaff lamp or
lantrrn the only IJiki candle
power coal ml burner n the
market that diM-n not have a
wkk. rip a card for par
ticutaniur demmiKiration. For
aalr, only $;I-V. K. Te,
llilMUmi.
(I , F. Naylor. the Forert
(Inivp cainia'iht. Monday, plead
ed truilty in Circuit Court to un
lawful cohabitation with Mr.
Mile Walniu. at FnrrHt drove.
the IncMent being located at
ForHt Drove aeveral yearn Bk'a
Naylor wa tried and found
Kuilty lant year, and the cane
went to the Supeme Curt
where the deciition was rcvenK'd
ri-r.l curt uaaae on tht val
yit, of the law. Unleaa there
jiadeiion before Sunday the
place are t x peeled to open for
(tttim-a H that day.
The original prayer aaked for
JUJT " , TVu: inl ent Uck for a new trial
UKluu i ne.u , Naylor laved
t" JfkV ""7, f lhr Wahinirton(Hintyeihtornine
rawlntherederalcnurt. k.indre,! .lollar. He km fined
fJW which he naid. The action
aM tUi CW ihhiws of Naylor wa more or less of a
tirpri as he w at expected to
The aeond elition of th tVlTee fiht the rase again.
Club Cook lk U on aale. at The Social Circle of the Chri.
rent, until alter the Holiday, tian Church will hold a window
He'd lHiirBri;t)f MJmifim
t w-tttf ttllw IHay4
ItaiUts; all lihda. at the Gi(i
Knop. .
Arthuf rf. Flint nf Scholia.
Walr. the! city Monday after
floor.
Fresh salted almond and pe
(ana at Koeber I Confectiunry.
IOS SWB3 RB3 ;
A UK Hr
Wunderlkh Hard wwre ft Furniture
Co. Loact Bulkllaf
Utn Hi tt Intefedtlmf meftinrf
Monday renin at the Uiirh
School building. Over aixty were
present, and after a community
sing, a aolo by Mrs. J. D. BerjrerJ
and the regular business session,
a debate was jheld on the neces
sity of a curfew law on Hillshoj
ro s statutes. Messrs. John M.
Wall. Benton Bowman and Prof.
The Uxk are on ai ai me
following places:
Vaught' Crocerr.
Hilltori Mercantile Co.
IVinelHon's Furniture Store.
Cragg Powell Grocery.
Ivmk (Innn'ry.
Itent lUmnt. Second bL near
UorUm (Ircenhoune
tii.iti school Non:s
A whib a formed bv the "Away
from Home Members of the Stu
dnt lU!y"on Tuesday morning,
with forty charter member,
Tht following oincers were elect
kJ: F Ina IViolcy, president;
Uwrenc Taggert. vice pre.,
ind Herbert Scheldt, aecy-trea.
Plan aro under way for a "gft
acquainted" party in the near
fut'ire.
The Mail for tht Junior-Senior
Annual hn Iteen appointed a
follow: Kditor. ('haa. Iloge; a,
liitant editor, Kenneth Carlilc;
rhuol-note. Alta Hornecker;
athUticH. Ion Allen; aaaUtant.
Verne MeKinney; Joke. Paul
CaiieyiasftL, Alha Uuell;art,
Florence Garrett.
A renew e.1 interest In banket
ball in evident llnce the prictioe
it the uymnanium commenced.
A game i arranged - the boy
will p ay at Banks, on Saturday
evening. Dee. ID. The boy to
mike the trip, with Coach Heat
r, are Lawrence Taggert (cap
Uin.lJoM'ph Mann, Sam Kentley
(manager.) Burkhalter, Schoen
nd ScheidL
Card of Thanks
We desire to express our decoeat
gratitude to the friends and
relatives for the many eaprrs.
won of Hvmoathy during the
illneHs and olnwtiuies of the late
Mrs. Chun. Hickethier. and for
the beautiful floral pieces to the
memory or the wira and motner,
Chas. Hickethier. Hun band
Lulu K. Whiteside.
William Hickethier,
Amelia Jacobia,
A u guBtus Hickethier.
lii C. Hickethier,
Cnrl It. Hickethier.
War Mill, Dec 14, 1915.
ale Saturday. DecemU-r 14 A
npecialty of home made fruit
cake for your Christmas dinner.
Sold by the tmnd. Phone or
ders to Mr. Shinalrrger.
Klmer V l.yda, of Gales Creek,
wa in town Saturday. Ileaxked
permission of the juvenile court
to aend hi two younger children
to the Kcfler home for care, he
to keen the elder two. Hen ton
Bowman, the prosecutor for the
Mrt. aisentfl that this be
done.
Hot cake for breakfast made
with Srhulmerich's buttermilk
and unread with Schulmerich'
famous creamery butter i the
Utest fad. For sale at IliUsoo-
ro Mercantile Co.
j, W. Marsh, of near Center
ville. is recovering from n severe
attack ol pneumonia, rrwn
Pauli Sr, ha loen nursing him,
ml is watching his pal lent care
fully. He expects to have him
out so he can visit the couniy
eat In-fore many weeks.
Pigeon lor sale, cheap:
lumen, Carnemix and Crowes.
UveaUiut UTK) birds, wincnon
account of my m neaun. am
obhge.1 to sell.-K. F. Sias. box
itt. HitlalMiro, Ore., or can iu
515 llmadwny. 3,lf
Feed chopper at IVthany will
ii i . t . .9 . Vtna ami
run on rnoay oeiure.
rlday In-foro New lear. ana
then a usual, every -ir"av;
Anyone coming later than 2;H,
please let us know by tele-
thone. ''
.riees at Hantist Church,
ond,iv. Dec. 19th. K. A. bmitn.
iatr -Kumlav hclliHH ai iu it
m..J. W. Brock; Superintendent;
Prench'mg at U: Young Peoples
Meet ng at .:); preacning
For Sale: My household furni
wre, beds, mattresses, spring?,
rnge. dishes, rnir snwinff ma
chino, cookinjr utenaila, ' canned
run. Mazda, lamps, kitchen ta
bl(. all cheap for auick sale
ejmrate or. all together. ' Call it
Washington Street
.The funeral of the late Geo.
wdford took place Saturday
'fom the residence, and Inter
"ent was in the Masonic cemi
J?1"- Rev. PhelDS officiated nt
we services. Mr. Ledford wn
in the itngua Iliver pdian War
of 5r.r,0, and in 18S1 wM enlist
in Co D., Oregon Cavalry,
where he wa commissioned as
v wyjwral. nerving until" Dec. 2.
3 at Forta Walla Walla and
- . Deceased ,WH ,t Mason
n.J Odd Fellow. Besides his
Kiaow and children, as published
Mt week, of hia Immediate fam
!'y . the following;. survive -a
ruin
7;:j(. A cordial welcome
li ma W. Merlo was Monday
plrced on trial for killing her
husband. Jos. Merlo, at Santa
lloe-a station, on tlm Oregon Elec
tric, October 4. the indictment
charging murder in the second
degree. It required all day to
select the jurors and hear the
statements of opposing counsel.
Mrs. Merlo i defended by II. T.
Bagley. of this city, and S. B.
Huston, of Portland, and K. B.
Tongue, district atUrney. and
his deputy. T. II. Tongue Jr
represent the state. The jurors
are representative citizen and
come from all sections of the
ctunty. They are: Ben Day.
I'ualatin; Antone llermens. (!en-
terville; W K Crosby. Scholls;
Tho Cxmnell. G 0 Frost and
Fred Schomburg. Ilillsboro; Dan
iel Rainwater. Hanks; Jacob Cor
rell. Cornelius; U A Plieth. Ti
gard; A II Thomas, Forest Grove;
Kotwrt ilatstead. North Forest
Grove, and K C Mulloy, Laurel.
The state ia trying to show
that Mrs. Merlo was desirous of
being rid of her husband, and in
the opening and presentation al
leged that circumstantial evi
dence goes to show that the
shot that killed the husband
were not in self defense. The
defense told the jury that they
would show that Merlo was in
sanely jealous of his wife and
that they had repeated violent
iiuarrels. and that Merlo had
threatened to kill her. It was
contended that on the day of the
killing, Mr. Merlo and her hus
band were in Portland, and that
the husband went home early in
the day. Mrs. Merlo arriving
home just before supper. The
defense allege that when Mrs.
Merlo arrived. Merlo accused her
of improper conduct and threat
ened her life. The statement
then say that Mrs. Merlo left
the house, and Merlo followed
her and assaulted her, and that
ehe then lied into the house,
locking the door behind her.
Mrs. Merlo says that he then
forced hia way into the house
and followed her upstairs to her
room. The tory is that she told
him not to force the door or she
would ahooL The door wa
broken and Mrs. Merlo. accord
ing to counsel, says her husband
advanced and graoided with her.
trying to choe her, and told her
that her time had come. She
. . i . t i
savs. then snot, oui is coniusea
a to the other two shots, wnew
er in the excitement she fired
them, or they were discharged
whi e they were grappling tor
the oossession of the gun.
Mrs. Mer o IS an iianan. ana
her fnther is David Keghitto, the
well known onion king, or Hea
verton. Both father and daugh
ter are well-to-do. and have
tmniutfted big business in onion
miles and truck gardening for
mnnv vears. The Merloa naa
" . .r . . . . - .
two children, botn oi wnom were
at the home ot the grandfather.
in Heaverton. when the killing
incurred.
The unirt attorneys and jury
ucnt to Santa Kosa station yes
lerdav morning and examined
the nremise so B to have locali
iv flxed Dronerlv. Upon their
m a a & ...aa
return at Ii:. me wiura wa
if,.d that a Peter Hermena.
heotii-r of Juror Antone tier
mens, had passed away. Coun
si l for state and defense agreed
---- - - . a
to allow Mr. llermens to auena
ihn nhrtemiios. and the date
nnen nff the inai lor eviaenco
r". m It AM -I
was set for uec. f, wnen
J r? RiarAH nt noejp (onr
mul in th.oitv th,, iaii,f ih FLAMFS THREATEN OTHEt aLtLMOS Ptton were for the affirmative.
, land Messrs. C E. Wells. Long
- i a ra m r 1 1 a a. i
...... lt t . . v.. n . ... -.,l"nu rivi. uraaiora represented
ooive we gm prooiem wun "r-" the negative Bide of the subject.
isncy bOX OI Candy Koeber S Snk It IThe nurfience vntd inriiTM
Ujnieclionery. and returned a vote of 31 to 26
J. B. Imlar. of Ueedville. was . vt.jL t . , in favor of the affirmaUve. City
up to the county seat Saturday " ? "n m "w Attoniey H. T. Bagley was pres.
afternoon.
We have a complete lino tf
Christmas boxes Koeber's Con
fectionery.
Kmmett Quick was down from
Forest Grove, Saturday morning.
on legal business.
Fred Stuck!, of near Bethany,
was in the city Monday after
noon. , ,
ilillsboro. on the P. R. & H.
suffered a disastrous fire yester
day morning and the net result
was a loss of the Wunderlich
Furniture Si Hardware store.
building and contents, the' Fri
day barber shop building, and
damage to the Washington
Couety bank, due to proximity
F. A. BAILEY, M. a
rsysicUaaa4 Dargeea
0:-l'p.t.ir ta Sck:ttlch I it
HmiOmaem Hvulhwmm ten Baw l.a
ad BMsadtHiwta,
Pbooca. oiBoa City BSSi raOa,CUy M
R. M. ERVVIN, M. O.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
i"ta S. P. P. K. A n., P. S. A K.
Office ta the TtaiH Blcck, Taint a-xf
Maia Street, UUiatMro, Otegoo.
to flames.
John Herdlein. of Blooming, The fire was disooved shortly
was in the city the nr,t oi u e 9f , ,PVpn ftvww Mr WnnHpr.
lich, who was in the city yester
near Laure',
the first of the
week.
Sam Schmidt, of
was in the city
week.
J. H. Haase. of .Suth Tuala
tin, was a city caller Tuesday
morning.
Geo: W. Guj ton. of South Tua-
latin, was a county seat visitor
Tuesday.
Clem Shaner, of Jolly Plains,
and Ben Sahnow, of Phillips,
were in town Tuesday.
Jacob and S. J. KatTety. cf
Mountaindale, were county Beat
callers the last of the week.
Arthur Knox, of Gaston, was
in town Monday, and while here
was a spectator at circuit court
Mrs, C. W. Loudon, now re
siding at Cornelius, was trans
acting business in the city Mon
day afternoon.
Money to loan on farm secur
day afternoon, says that J. E.
Murphy Sr., who built the fire in
the store, says.
started in the ceiling, and he was
in the rear when he first noticed
the smoke issuing from the wood
around the flue. He called for
help but in a few minutes the
entire upper story was t flame.
The department responded with
ent and. after the debate closed,
told how the council viewed the
matter of an ordinance of this
character. It was voted to ask
the council to use its best efforts
to pass an ordinance that will be
effective without the drastic
features generally found in such
measures.
For Sale -A Shire-Percheron
horse, coming four in Spring.
weighs 1400. Will make a 1600
or 1700 animal Kind and trac
table. D. Shaw. Bearerton,
Ore., Route 4. on old Perkins
place. 37-9
John Withycombe, a civil en-
that the blaze mneeroi oign standing in ine
Noruwest, aiea uonaay at nis
home in Portland. He was aged
76 years, and was born at
Honey's Porr, Pavistock. Devon-
shire. England, and came here
in 1870. settling in Washington
County, his farm at present be-
th7KSK briSd. d-d & 1 55'!
was started, but all efforts to k!
conflagration were of no I ., fn. rw ;
avail. The building and contents VS!JJ!9
went up in smoke, as well
Bert Friday's barber shop.
Washington County Bank was
.1 , A 1 A I . A It
:ZVLa John and Harold;
lures were remuycu. ine ue-i. . n.it. u.-.k k t c.,h
i a .a . aaaiiu aaaaiuii m .u w ltt. ui uuuiu
partmeni. now ever, cnecaea tne r.,us n.. i,aM
flames before the building auffer- EgSt- fweaS was a
ed. By dint of hard work thek"!r,.
v vrrrrriAfuwuuuui
ELMER IL SMITH M. D. D. O
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
m m
Office Honrea lorn - itain m.
TamUy. Tbamlay, ttetardaf !
C!lt ntwered &y ot aigbt. tkAk
phonen Oftce oei Utllihuro .tattoo..
J. O. BOBB, It L.
PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON
OFFICE: L'pesainia Schalmrrtch Bm1k
Puombs Office. City 384; Re. City 864
UIiSBORO. . ORKGtlH
Ira . Barrett, M. D.
UPSTAIR DKLT-i BLOCK
omce Tnlrpbona. Maia 108
Reanlmu-e Lutphone, Mala 104
Hllkboro flMfM
aaw m. aaaaa m. m. mmm
OAOLEY A
ATTORN KYS-aT-UW 1
Haomt I aa I rikaU BaUilag
HIIdiSBUlU). . , OUBBOI
in
the Portland Customs House.
The tei'f1 lLbity im..vwv.
urr vuiiui cu iui o. ra, v11 ui 1141 1
Keyport, N J.; Mrs. Sydney
warehouse of Mr. Wunderlich
was saved with a big lot of ma-
chmery. the Atlee store once
The Vita Club, recently organ
ized by the young men ot - the
it 1 Lmrnt thro larw fire seemed threatened, but the fire city and schools, has quarters in
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Otfice apatair ia Schulmerl.-h BliMk
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW
was kept under control I the Krebs building, upstairs
a lit a 1 a f I a .a a J. . .
Mr. wunaenicn esumates nis ine organization has tilled a
loss as follows building, 12,000; I long-felt want and if conducted
merchandise, between $8,000 and I properly, which it will be if the
$10,000; Friday. $500; the Bank. I officers follow the rules of the
damage and cost of removal and I club-and is growing rapidly. It
restoring. $300. I now haa a big membership, and I
Ms Wlirf1atlsk wIBtlA4 Ktlf lka t 'Itati avriAAra a katrA as Koi.
EiUwsru iucrv anu aiikuk to nn nonMnAA BnH h i am bA kii k.
a .. 1 ivmw luoutativvi auu uie iwa Kk INUI waiU lUSk Vf III KV VUl I
Angermann were unuea n mar- be , 5ig one HeBayed hi8 books and win some games. The club's
r age uec ai, wio, juuge v. D. and Kcmn. but tne greater officers are: Verne MeKinney.
veasoncr uiuviatiiiB. nart of the machinerv saved was4 nrMiHnt-Ra nh William viee.
r.i s1.kl,imrih nn from on consignment. Mr. Wunder-1 president: Lvle Dunsmoor. secre-
CreswelUthe last of the week, lien did not know whether or not tary; Clifton Bagley. treasurer; THUS. n. TUISuUK, JK.
ne wouiu reuuuu auu axoiu KuiAnnur uisod aua Lawrence ibk-
insurance companies. Give me a
call. K. I. KuratlL
Thos. Kerr, who was recently
operated on by Dr. E. H. Smith,
was able to be taken home Sun
day, and is convalescing nicely.
at
to all
tiuindii ihiM iiratium. 01
i.vrn,m,l wan nut Monday morn
n,r a reoresenis ouinan.
Castor and urown. in w . - th defenie. wU,
charging tuem " -r-... ----.-- j.
nesses to oivi - -
IVuin, A. C Skate Bldg. Maia A tad
rilLLBBORO, . OKJMOM.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNS Y-AT-LA W
Ornoa: Mala SUeat, opp. Court HooM
HIIXSBORO ORIOON
into business.
RALPH G. ED'S IS
GOIiVICTED 1.1 GOUm
1 make it a factor in the various
organizations of the city..
Shooting Match 1 will give a
Ptniia That rwiMuiafit stab shooting match at the Haw-
. . , inorne nop ymra, 1 roue nona ui
books and Tools From Shack nMiM SnnH rw to l.iv
va aawf w mmwib awwa avi - v
turkevs. geese, and a young
SENT TO PENITENTIARY FOt ONE YEAI I beef: blue rock and trap shoot
ing. Begins at 12:30. - J ohn Sin
clair. . 39
Trio Charted With Rokaiaf North Plates
Store is Arralst4
The trial of Ralph Gilford Ed
wards, who has been in jail sev-
the
anninilt
with roblwry or the Mays Mer-
l'. nl W.iflh I MilinS.
CUnillU Oiuiv m '
Tiwwlla Faruo Express tan
give you a special rate of 4e per
" 1 . ..!- Aa'mA nr fresh.
1' nnu nnint in tie U. S. A . ex-
cept the Southern lines. Ship
hn inlkS B DOX OI uickw" '
for Xmas.-G. C. Emmott, Agt.
The budget meeting tomorrow
nhna It
v ' ' I 1 f. - ,
ta a.id that there win 00 many ne w mu wiuv
promise to havo a good
ancewith plenty of spee
Buy your Christmas candies at
Koelier s uoniectionery.
C. W. James was in from Var-
ley, Tuesday moming.
.1 R. Hanley. of Leisyville,
was a city caller Tuesday.
r.M. Russell, of Gaston, haa
one of the largest petitions ever
signed in the couniy asxwg inat
. a . 1 a 1
on businejpa, ana wa m geesi
ot relatives:
Hon. S. R Huston, of Port-
and, came out Tuesday BMrning
to assist IL T. Bagley in the de-
ense of Mrs. Kosa Merlo, now
on triaL
Gerhard Goetze, of above
Blooming, was in town Monday.
He savs that but tew or the
armers on the hid have their po
tatoes harvested.
J. W. Jackson, one of the Na
tive Sons or the Norm nains
sections, was in town Tuesday,
listener at circuit court for a
lime.
For Sale: Three or four young
cows, all in milk. Jersey strain,
I -It a ltaaf IMA
ana an mv iru a m . . ...
lood milker.-Wm. M. Hughes, p"' :.. Bcu . v.. aW... .K
Hillsboro, Uoute 4. One and onr. a set of Chambers' tncyclopedia,
half miles south of Jobe's Cross- some tools, and other articles
ing, Oak Park station. 39-41 from a shack down near Tuala-
J H. Plner. of Milton, accom- tin. was heard in circuit court
panied by his wife, visited Hills. Monday. Edwards denied that
boro this week, guests pi wr. he had stolen the articles, claim-
kaat eitioa in Umatilla CountV. common uKuwr, uw is mi
It ia located c ose to the Wash say. they had been lelt in his
Ington state line, and its spires 8hack. where they were found.
are visioie irora .www Tha iurv evident v did not be-
Mr. and Mrs. Piper, old Califor- )itve hig vergjon for convjcUo,,
nians. haye just returned from a foUowed a few minute3 after re
trip to the tairs-their first visit tirement0f the jury to the jury
SOUtn in a years. room
Th Orenco cut-off to the The jury: A H Thomas, W E
United is running right along, Crosby. Jos and Thos Connell. O
ami it annenrs as though it will Griebler. O Rainwater. J K Hay
Ko nnma time before the Comeli- den. Geo W Miller. Wm Prickett
us Pass tunnel is repaired. The John Engeldinger, M C Lincoln
nroRont method of transporting and W E McCourt
oassengers ia better, anyway, Jas Sullivan, Jack Castor and
than thm nld wav. since there is Chas Braun were arraigned on
no waiting for transters at the the charge ot Dreaxing into tne
Portland end. in order to get up Mays Bros. Store, at North
tn an. Man v in the North Plains Plains. They all pleaded not
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
gart. sergeant-at-arms. 1 be
young men say that every deco- oaice Bpju!rt lB ,,1 mtek
rum win ue naiicu in wecvir
duct of the boys at the club Ilillsboro.
a . a . . i .al
rooms, and tnat tney expect to
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DR.iL. W. HYOE
Successor to Or. Linklater
Office over DelU Drag Store. Reaidetico
BtMliua, between 5th and 6th St.
Hillsboro, Orezpa
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1 - ...kn it-ill Bimnort the 0811-I .,, ni . Ailtanml
ner ' ' .jil IOU win hiiu umu w...v.v..
mates, as well as many who will kjdg of Chri9tmM candies thkt
attack. . ohaniiitelv fresh and home-
,1 ... Cr WftS madAKt ISC V6t POUnd St the
a a .iMiMiin 1 urii liaiiii ai " 1 mv -
. j j.. II.. omnll Inke toda
innnii uuau in
K itufciiiii lire and Cornelius. It
; not suicide. Particulars are
vjuue at pre hotr.
, i.'Ar aale: Good team, wagon
AddIv at the Wi
BIIU IHI iivt --rr -
ley Barn, Second
ton Streets.
Cha. A.Lamkin. who Is 1 now
....i..i ..niiatrv in Portland,
' visiting with
home folks.
v .an atiil set 30c Pcaberry
fne 2Tic at tne uihsiiui
and Washing-
38-40
hection can now make Hillsboro
ry train with no aiwomiort.
Tha Scholls ladies aid wilt give
a banquet and "wake" on New
Years KVe, at tne Artisan nan;
Doors will be open at 7:30 P. M..
for a general gathering and
oneial meetinir. Banquet from
fl;00 to 12:00 d. m. Leslie Moore
will preside as toastmaster, and
several good musical numbers
will h a feature of the evening.
Paranta with small children de
siring to be present are cordially
invited to bring tne cniiaren,
uhn will be cared for at Mrs.
Cnnnvpr's home bv a member of
the Aid. Refreshments wll be
furnished the children by the Aid
ami a small fee of 1U cents win
guilty, and their trials were set
as follows: Sullivan- Dec lo
Braun. Dec, 31, and Castor, Jan
Pi M.WmSl a. U Gi.be. .. If
was in
Een of SweeU.
For sale: A good Jersey cow
Everyway right; gooa ww
milker, and fresh since Oct. 15.
Call at Nb. 1639 Main Street.
Hillsboro, Ore., 39"
Geo. Roundy, son of Mrs. Ju
i:..uAWAnherir. of North Plains,
r.inrned to Ft. Hills, Cal this k. lipd for their evening's en
week, after a fortnights vl9it . tertainment Tickets are on sale
with relatives. at Rowell Bros. & Co. and Miller
i Miss Ethel MeKinney, of Paci- Mercantile Co.. price, 35 cents
i . , i..1Li ..in tnwnSun.Vrnlate. No plates reserved
cu r,a. :rT K .nn,ia W. -7r T.,adav evening. Dec. 28.
v Wilev. Mr. Wiley also enter- A good time is promised and the
tained his Bon, Richard, who is public is tnviteo to join in maa
. i. D..i ,m inn inia a aurwoa. . -w
W. H. McDaniels. ai rested on
a charge of assault, put up $250
cash bail, but it was returned to
him by the court and he was al
owed to go on his own recognis
ance.
The jurors on the regular
panel will report tomorrow morn
ing, with the exception of An
tone Hermens, who will report
on the 20th.
IH rkaa V Rnrllnv nf
South Bend. Indiana, was in the Frederick Andorsen, M.
city Tuesday, having been called physician & surgbo n
Ufaal An tAMiinl it iKa laatli if I
his hmther. Mr. Kmrllev. who outceasw iu ir. vuiiui ikuwii.
is well known here, came down Omce and Drug store.
to call on his rnends oeiore ni3 qrenco. Oreo
departure ior tne ivast, luesaay Telephone connection..
avenina I
- .
Taken up: A sheep, about two
weeks ago. Pay advertisement,
prove property, keep. etc.. and
take same away. Mrs. I. U.
Smith, Sherwood, Ore., Route 4;
hone 1515 Line 4. scholls cen
tral 39 41
J. N. Hoffman, of Forest
Grove, has patented and is hav
ing manufacturing a mouse trap
that is modern. Any women
tan set the trap without hurting
her fingers and it is so construct
ed that it will release the captive
without handling it in any way.
Swanson-Moon Miss Eliza
beth Moon, of Centerville.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Moon, was united in marriage
to George Swanson, of nice, Ne
braska, in Portland, yesterday
Mrs. L D. Smith, of near
Farmington, on Sherwood. Route
4, will take charge of maternity
cases. Telephone 1515 Line 4,
Scholls. 39-40
Snow again fell in the moun
tains Monday and Tuesday, and
the motor coming in from lim
ber Tuesday morning had a fine
show of the beautiful on the pi
lot
News for the economic house
wife. Corn and tomatoes three
cans for twenty-five cents, at
the Hillsboro Mercantile Co.
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PORTLAND. ORE.
DR. W. B
Dentist !
Office up-Uir ovar Uillabiro Natl ni
, Baa a, ...
HILLSBORO - - - OBaWO
Archdeacon Chambers will hold
a .a aaaa at. a.
service at tne uuna nouse, at
7:30. Sunday night
Young man: She may spurn
your otterings oi jeweiry, anu
turn up her nose at a manicure
set, but a fancy box of the real,
toothsome, freshly-made choco
lates will win her affections; and
she will praise your good judg
ment. Even then you are taking
chances unless you buy the. box
at the Den of Sweets. ' '
DR. J. R. UARSUAXL,
DENTIST
Tamieate Bldf. RoomaftaadS
HILL8BOBO, ORK.
Main aad Third.
DR. C. H POLLOCK,
Ddatist
n DA.KU .aa M LTAUaia '
Grove, and Miss Dollie Moffett Upstairs, ta Lttklater OJtt
of Portland, were united in mar-1 R uldttti. Jitio 3trj
riageat Vancouver, Wash., yes Hiii-c, - Of
rnwiia if.. i - -
Jos. Cawrse. of North Tuala
tin Plains, was in town, yester
day. He has hot sold his hops,
but is watching the market
closely. v '
Cider, for mince meat or drink
ing. in any quantities, at the
Den of SweeU.
John Gerber, of near Bethany,
was a city caller yesterday.
Lyin-laHiilal .
tan iprfMl '' yfM?$
Mm. A. M. Hia '
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BulOaitfn -!
t(ruillll U4t
1 1 am
town yesterday.
i now in ruivw"" , m ,
wmy, mo. v v;