HlLLBBOAO AAGU., APRIL Ii, 190S
in i r i.i
H
mi n
Superintendent Cane Milken
an Apportionment
TWO DOLLAKH TO KACII PUPIL
Will Main Aaullief UhLlou la a Frw
Wrrks
Hnpl, M. C Case baa made an ar
prlloiiiiiut of 12 to fiu h niiil of
chn i age and thedivislon an. mint
tn about 1 1 2,000. AnotliHr division
will h wade in a few wtakejust
it aoon tn tint balance of tbe UX
collodion ii I unit1 1 in. The ap
;i i lioumenl jut mailt It a follows:
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lliirattli Pitch lotnellua uo
J Hi i. on Laurel N4
John Mirth I' l'.iiv r (1 I KM
to l ruitlm fi'ff .1 t.ruvt 72
K Tuuuipsun Cedar At ill '.'uM
I't let Hoscow llill.lmro ui
IWtil llillloru
V I, HaUhrl.l.f HllliU im
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Wm R Stephens Dillry
I Ijl K X IUrdlu
It Frank Herb
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Ktt Glove
I'ofnt Grove
Gestmi
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II C Cur tie lit
WS Hudson
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las 11 I Km n i bk Uravtilim
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J It Avwrll IlllUboiu
Ml A W Wrlihl Bheisood
ii HAD Meek Mixttileitidale
ti PA Olds Mlddletoti
Sjll C V Tlgard Tlgardvile
H Arthur Htcoii Mvuulalndele
iff. II C IV. r sou Parmlng-tuii
Iftjl ) C MrtluaMl Tuatatlu
S7 A T Mutton Portal Giove
J a I lloapes Galll
VV I Mmr ktedvill
. R I Lilly Galea Clerk
jl K Call lltlUboru
jijl t.t Anderson Gaatun
31 Gfsul Msuu llllltlmtu
)' J It OiMUti Sherwood
jtH N I. Wilev Krt
W L tt Kltilv Shtiwood
41 Ii A Plirtn .Shetoat
,l AC Win Ml I'nl
41 Wm CUpthaW I'lWMl Glut
4 KC Pillion Glenrn
44 I, LCrfotil .Maiming
45 Tho l-'aiinsukt Sherwood
4jl I.un Hintgsn Laurel
4? I L l.lnsdsv Sherwood
41 A l Kennedy Heaverlou
4V U L Maprt t.tuiel
4)t Geo M iloll AllIon
yi W W jacuuilh S.botl
jl Mit Woodbury Ml Unit
ji Geinard Uaetje llluoiuinu
m 0n" lliaon r'otest Grove
Mit Mi'Dontlrt Aaku
SI ,'uhn Schneider I'lullipt
51 Alfred Guerher HilUlmta
Si l & IUio ttmvftlun
hit l itnk Wtlltc llllltlioiu
Ay juwpli Huflirr itlruru
bo timWTtylur Hiwilvillt
ti Curl IkrKirta liu
.')l h SuilIU I'onltuil r 1
61 C V Jhn 1'iwmI l'.r
64 W K Nr.,11 lilllry
M If V Ltluir Gailun
671I J. 1I1 11 Juhiuuii Hmiltiiil r it 2
M Mrt I inn hejr ninicue
ty t' It lUlcmtn (ilri( 'ik
7i V P Hrvil tiicnt
7I 0 II Hamilton r.irrnvlll
jl I II K 1 nek Ituituu
jl I C Clutter TtiaUliti
,4 f W Sclmllhru II tliany
Ti NCSir1.lry Hank
70 U'ni h Krllrr Hunk
;J IMIUilr Hlnomiu
;H I' c Hur(holir Tiuitwr
Ti K ll-lvuil Kmlvlllr
tui ub ckingr l.aurrl
Si Kii Ik-lgrr llrlhauy
i4 V K Slitvrr (lawrfn "
H) Mr IUiuar.1 Oalra Cirk
H4JI A C VVlunry (ilrncur
HO Mra l.iirmviiritil t'.riovill .
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II A Ku'.l.
V S I'trmii
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Vj w W H.ifflt
V4 X A (iniiner
V' I I. Kiii
yi J C Mumid
V ti riublrr
VH II fulcrum
y M t, Kolmrtt
limit J P Jonrt
lohl II A Kiuw
HVUI W P VtHing
lu.jl I) F Cook
lltlUlHira
Otic 1'irtk
Dilley
Nfuhrm f ,1 J
llravrrlnii
HillMluIr
Slirrwotnl
I'uirit r.iov
Hmton
I ureal liiavt
Nrwliern
Sttffont
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MISS CORA PUROIN
Miit Cnr4 f. Ptirdln, eldnrt daURh-te-of
Mr ami Mr. Ira K Purdin,
of Koreet (irove, died at the home
of ln-r ptrenta in that city, April
12, I'JOri, after an ill new of several
uio'ithB Deoeaaed wt afti 23
yeare, and waa a ireneral Uvorile.
A larie niri'le of friende extend
yrupa'hy tn Mr. and Mra. Purdin.
mum rurdin waa a bright young
woman, anil a at a atudent ot Pact
flo I'nlverrltv belire her illnem.
K. P. Corimliui.f Glencoe, wai
in i he city yeiterday.
II S Swalley, ot Keedville, wee
a county icat vieitor Wodneaday.
Tho, Connell, one of (llfnooe't
big farineri, waa In the city, yet
terday, Born, tn Mr, and Mrt. Chat
Kuoher, cl heynnd Cilencoa, oti
Sunday, April , 1905, a ion. '
C. K.Uunyon, circuit court report
tr, oatne out )et terday to taka evi-
nence, m referee, in the Killeu
K tne caae.
Klmriff Connell bus hut two piit
onors in the county biiHtile David
Shoft' and Chan Biirnhuin Jr .aerv
ing three months' jail ttentonoe for
(Icgt roving property belonging to
Thoinits Hryun, of Tigardvilln
"An It" Carf,ei(ie. the oelebratetl
iteel king, oft'ora 420,000 to make a
permanent library for Pacific Uni
versitybut Forest Drove mutt
raiee the other $20,000 before bis
money la payable. These gifta
wilb strings to them are all right
when you have' the other end of the
string in your possession. Tno
official! of the University are en
deavoring to get the other , twenty
thousand,
I.f I'tnon, th fttnem Color
Ikii, hit tilril tilt in Hi ltfcorj-
i-r't oll.i:, ctlliiig fur riptiitn riichttv
for a twenty milt pipe line, letdum
from Kt f)airy l'ik, tlnwn tittl
McKay orrck, tiul onto tli Mult
tiotnth county line. The pipe linn,
trt'onlini; tn hie flliim, i to lie not
lime tlmn 10 fnl in the liuttnm of
din rant), end four fwtl in ilpib.
Tim witti r U to be utW, enonruing
to hit fllinie. for mwtr, irrlgttion,
hydmilit) mining, and many other
lliiiiK. It will o.'Ml at lrnt a nool
inil'iiun t i nt the water into Port
landhut Mr. I'enoa no doubt
known what ha ie doing. There
are to be nil .rreervt lrt on the line.
The rami ie to I known at the
"Writ Portland Canal and Pip
Olirrr ilotililo tlinc plum,
Kink ltlaml Rang nlowe,
lifi;
Sulk plowt lit inch, $!.'; M)-io .tli
peg harrow, l2U); U in. luhhl
plowH, IU fiO All other farm iin-pli-iiii'ii'ii
at lowret ricrH Scbul
nierit h It rot.
The Presbytery of Portland imels
neit Tuetday, April IS, at7:.'Wp.
tu at the Tualatin Plains I'restiy
terian Church, and will I npeued
by the rellrii g Moderator V. C
t.uti, Hi-tbany, wiih a terinin
They will Muaiii in set ion all
lay Vfilnfday. It it eipectnl
that the nw extension of the
church will be completed by that
time, and the ladiea of the chuit h
will sarve dinner in the new build
ing at the noon hour. Arrange
uiMilt are lining niatle tn meet the
nieinliert at the Ci Irain and take
them to suppr and then lo the
church.
Schulmrricb Bine, have received
from the factory the Urgoal afeort
nieiit of buggies, hacks and bike
wagons ever brought to the county
nd jtow have tbtui on exhibition
at their warroom. Call and gel
their prices.
I. an Thursday while Mra. Perry
(iardner and Mrs. Frank l.icbty, of
West 1'nion, were at Itttdvilht sta
linn, their hr became frightens,!
at the train and started lo run.
They had the conveyance under
control by Ihe lime they reached
the pierson farm, when a dog came
out ami this gave a fresh impetus
Inths runaway. Mis. l.lchty jump
ed from the vehicle and sualained
ld sprsirs cf her snkles. Mis.
tiardner remained with thecouvej
atioo at d was not injured Dr H
T. I.inklater it attending Airs
l.ich'y.
II. Wehrung ( Hons' shoes for
men, wo mm and childrni sre
oiimplele in all line. Wa handle
l!w we'l knowu makes, V. L.
Douglas ,1- Co, Drew Silly and
(IihIiiihu I IH.
Theli A II, the Circle. if V. O.
W., and K.nf I'.and the Wood
men, will hold Memorial exercises
at the.M. K Church, in Cornelius,
st '2 IKI p. M , on April 'Z A
good program hs Ii-hu arranged,
ainl the iwrviiM-M will he in memory
if the lute K A Kalkeuhurg, presi
dent if the Kialernal Convres.
The same orgui sations will a I no
unite on IWmaiinn I )hv exeroiees,
May .Ml, st lb Cemetery, in the if
terno n. An e!abirate p'orim,
hat Wen uimiitfiil for both uf there'
lays, ali.ive menifined. ' j
ttr Kpring line of dress gooiU,!
gingbumi), wash ami ehe. r goodxj
list arrived and wa nr-. ready to
show tin in sud make (lie lowesi i
pmwihle piiiea. il. Wehrung v '
Hons !
John W, Jarkson, nf lilencm' '
holds the reoiird f r tlm hiygi-st II'
months' calf in the aounty. This
wtek he rold to Kmmoit Pros, the
M iin Htreet butchers, a cslf, eleven
uiouthi old. that weighed, tlresfed,
402 pounds. The shop bought the'
animal for I '24 cash. Ihisiscer
Iniuly going someand the A 'gut
it awaiting something that will
put Ibis particular calf in thr;
shade. . i
For sale: Clover and Oat hay,!
mixed, haled, for sale at my bnrn,
located on farm formerly owned by i
Roberta Bros,, m ar r armiugton,- i
Tboa. Sinn.
M. M. Mead, who is putting the
Cedar Mill-Cornell road into shape,
under contract with the county,
states that the work will probably
be oompleted by the end of next
week. Four teama are at present
moving earth on the contract.
Woven wire fence is cheaper tluiu
lumber. We can aell any 1tind of
a wire ft nee in the market. Bole
agents for the American Steel and
WireCompany.- Schulmerich Bros
F. L Hay, superintendent nf the
Pennsylvania. Railroad Pullman
strvioc, has returned from his Win
ter trip tu Cuba for his health, and
Is again at Jersey City, New Jersey,
attending to his duties.
We are headquarters for gents'
lurnibhing goods and it will iiav
you to inspeot our stock before
buying elsewhere.- if. Wehrung
& Sons.
J. C. Mi ler and John Loftis, snd
Joseph Hooks were in fioin beyond
Glencoe yesterday.
Single Comb White' Minorca
eggs from good laying strains, 50
oents per setting ot 15, rMnma
Kveritt, Hillshoro, Ore. .
Mrs. Sadie Dillon, ol Eastern
Oregon, is visiting relatives ami
friends at Manning.
Den Donley, the former Ureuu
ville blacksmith, waa down from
Banks yesterday, , ; ,
Go to Greer's for seeds. '
N
Started for Iw Angeleft, Yes
terday I'.vcninu, tin S 1.
TO ATTEND HEAD CAMP SESSION
Ws Ai'coiiiianiil t.y Daughter, Miai
Eva WmilicrrrJ
T. M. Wratherrcd, fur many years
one of IlilUboro's nuHit popular
aleamni, snd at present with
Srhulmi rich I'rolh ra' general mer
chandiae store, left yesterday for
the Hesd Cstnp session Wo.-idtncn
of the World, at l.os Angeles, rep re
aenting the Woodmen of Washing
ton County. Mr. Wratherred ie
very opulsr with the Woodmen,
and although he was fought by the
Portland csmps, succeeded in get
ting the election by a handsome
roajority, sll the county csmps sup
porting him. Mr. Weatherred, as
clerk of Hill-horn Csmp No. 500,
has won for hiuistlf Ihe distinction
ol lieing one of the most accom
plished clerks in the jurisdiction, j
and his selection is mailer of grati-
lietlioii to Ibe hundreds of Wood -j
men in this section of the stale. j
Hx as accompanied to Iis An-i
ges by his dauifhter, Miis Kva,
for several veara stenographer for'
Attorneys Jiihit M. Wall ami K It :
Tongue. Thy expect to Ik absent
about ten days.
Mist Kdua Imbrie, of I'lainview
Farm, is i.itin in Portland for a
month.
X
J
Ladies' Band Concert, Wednesday Evening, April J 9th
At Hil'sboro Opera House
i
Mfuitiers of Oie ltutiil. nit(litij; from left to ritit Susie MoKinney, baritone; Jennie Keasoner, alto; Ollie Rreear, 1st
alio; V. .1. Wall, leaner ami inntrtu'tiir; Kva Weittherreil, and comet; Jennie Greer, 1st cornet; Leplm Kuble, it liaaa;
Ulsie Sehulniericli, 1st cornet; Xettie White, tenor; T,nrv Humphreys, tubs; Gertrude Kendall, and comet; 1'esrl Smith,
1st tenor; Hint Sitppingtoti, teuur; Itlanelie lluslon, twss drum; Ona Kord, snnre druui. j; Kva Cornelius, alto, not in picture.
PROGRAM :
Overtun- llv Johnson Itand
Duet "Starlit Night," I.. l' liiurendenu Ollie Greear and Susie McKinney
Keeitiition ...Myrtle Butler ,
Cornet Solo "Annie Laurie" Jennie M. Greer
Vocal Solo Fred Vrooumti
Serenade "The Owen," by Kandull : Itantt
Cornet Solu "Flow Gelitlv, Sweet Afton" Klsie Schulmerich
Itecitation ". Byrtle Siibin
Waltzes "The Seraph," J. W. l.ufl'e tv B't
Character Sketch T. Blair
Uruiim "Aunt Susan Jones" one act ,...... hour Girls and One Hoy
Colored Socially ,., , Dr.. U. U. Stuart
Character Chorus
Keserved seats, 50 cents; general admission, 35 cents; children, 5 cents. I
. TOWNSEND RITTER
Mr. Fred Townseud and Miss Meta
Kilter wore married on Thursday,
April (1, WOK, at tho homo of the
bride's parent, Mr and Mrs. Kr
win Ritter, ot Bethany, Uev. W. C.
Laube, of tin German Presbyterian
church, otliciating The young
couple will make their ronidsnee
near Bethany.
The Hillsboro Lewis & Clark
Club will meet Friday at the resi
dence of Mra. F. J. Bailey, at 3:00
p. m,
Bone, shells and grit, at Greet
Col. It. W. McNutt.of Cornell!!
was in town today.
Local on every page of the Argus
this week.
1 l YJ' "'"I' Vf 0,ov
i was in the city this afternoon.
Seed osts and barley. Climax 1
Milling Co.
J. 10. Ucevts, the Cornelius stock
man, was in the city this morning.
Clover, alsike, and timothy seed,
sold at Schulmerich Bros.
IVrrv (iardner. of Wetit 1'iiion.
was a Hillnboro vinitor this afttr-i
noon, j
Fresh lard, in bulk, at Wehrung J
Ho"- j
J. J. V bitten, of Phillips, was a i
csllcr st the Argus otlice tins utter
nixin. For ssl: Two good, fresh cow,
at II. W. Miller's, four miles north-
least of Glencoe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stewart, of
South Ttiautin, were in town this
afternocn.
, . , ., . ..
For a gmd smoke try the Schil-
ler or Kxcellencia-r.id rt-u will
i try them again and again. ,'" Br M aw,re .r.orw"
' (irove. A peculiar coincidence
j Bom. April II. lll". to INv. 11. wa the fact that IkiUi Mr. Barrett
B. Wilkins snd wife, of Cornelius his wife came acrosi the Isth-
n. I imus of Panama, and although
j Blsck Minorca and Barred Ply neither knew il until aft-r reach
mouth Unck eggs, 50 cents tier ing Oregon, they came lo Oregon
setting of 13, at R. II. Grrer'a,
Porn, April !), 1!05, to Mr. snd
Mrs. Fred Kood, of near Farming-
: ton, a daughter.
Are you a etuoker? Then call
i for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Born, April 12, l!K)5, to Mr. ami
Mia Tennis Pyl, of South Hillebo-
! ro, a daughter.
i . .. p , , . . ,.
; Mr. and Mrs. Fount of North
1 '.'J' i""1 ' ,wr ' 1 "0.nh''
child this week. Mr-.. Kuust is a
daughter of Mr ...d Mrs. Barn-
Sg.over.of Wesl Hillsboro.snd they
were u.u recently v.suor! nere. j -n thU nce a
Good groceries are all your liv-i member of the House t Represent
ing. The new crop of laisins, cit-jativee, Oregon legislature; Mrs
ron. spicee, etc, is now in at II i Alica Dooley, of Greenville, wife of
Wehrung it? Sons. The purest and j Geo. D.-oley ; Amanda Purdin, wife
he.t Hue of staple and fancy gro 'of Hugh Purdin, Hillsboro; Mre.
ceries in the city. Highest market Anna Parrish, wife of a Wilbur,
price paid for farm produce. i Wash , merchant; Miss Deborah
irsstxjs.
. T. J. Wallan and J. II. Collier,
were Scholia visitors here, today.
Jos Robinson, and Herman
Bogn, of Farinington, were Hillsbo
ro visitors, this morning.
l' C. Mulloy and Geo. Hathorn,
prominent Laurclites, wore in the
city this morning.
Mrs. Martha McLeod, of Dilley,
was today the guest of her niece,
Mrs. L, A. Long.
II. G. Wright, the Portland
Barre marble works manager, waa
in town this morning.
NEARLY PIONEERS HAVE
A GOLDEN WEDDING
William R. Barrett and Wife
i
CROSSED THE ISTHMUS TOGETHER
Were Married in This County, April
i55
William It. Barrett and wire, Kliza
J. Purdin Barrett celebrated their
Golden Wedding at their home on
Second Street, April 11, P.MD5, ihe
children having planned a surprise
for the elderly" -jxople. The groom
was born in Ifamilton County,
Ohio, April 27, 1831, and started to
Oregon in the Spring of WA. His
riiH'a maiden name was Kliza J.
p rfi ,nJ , tor in Boooe
' ' ... . , , 0 ,unn .
i County, Missouri, July 3, 1H33, and
jtanie to Oregon in the Spring of
. ,, , ... , ,,
,.H54.wi:h " h"' r h.,Pur:
on the same beat.
After their marriage they located
on a donation lanu ciauu, wnere
jthey resitled for some years, and
Mr. Barrett in those times worked
at the carpenter irade. He served
in the Yskima Indian War. and
I now draws a peneion for his ser-
I vicet. Afer the Indian Mar he
went to the Idaho min.s, and, re
j turning resided on the farm mar
jGnenville. until l'.X3, when they
rf Hillnhoro. -
! Their .children are well known
fc ,e ,(f whington Coun-
Hon. W.N. B-nrett, Hillsboro,
'iA)tHitlcX AtlorneT for two terms
'liarrell, iiuisoiro; ami lyiias. iar-
rett, of Greenville. Mrs. B. P. Cor
nelius, wife of Ilillalioro'a postmas
ter, is a sister of Mr. Barrett.
All of the chuJren were present
Wxcept Mrs. Parrish.
Field and garden seeds in bulk
at Greer's.... t ir , .
Mr and Mrs! D T. Phillips w'ill
icelebrale their 00th wedding anni
versary st their home in Cornelius,
'on April 17;
- it-Tva. -3
Stuart, of Rainier
Hillsboro day at the Lewis &
Clark Exposition will be on June
10.
. Born, April 11, 1005, to Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. Patterson, of Hillsboro,
a son.
: A, W. Smith, of Tigardville, and
who handles real estate in that
bailiwick, was in the city, yester
t W. H. I.yds, who lost his saw
mill hy fire, Monday morning, was
in town yesterday afternoon, an
attendant at the taking of teeti
mony before Referee Kunyou.
Attorney S B. Huaton bas been
employed to defend Mers. Jones
and Thad. S. Potter, in the land
fraud trial now before Judge
anger, and goes to Purllsnd in the
morning to commence his labors
Mr. Huston states that he is in
clined to believe that Judge Ben
nett, counsel for Senator Mitchell,
will win his argument in the plea
in abatement, as there are several
of the grand jurors who wbr were
not on the tax roll. One of them
Jos. Kssner, from Mountaindale, is
said to not be on the tax roll.
District Attorney Heney can call
another grand jury and htve new
indictments md-, however. An
investigation of the tax roll shows
that Jos. Kssner was on last year's
tax roll, anil that he paid taxes on
land owned and and deeded lo his
mother. On this year's roll, how
ever, the property is asaessed to
Keller's mother, as well as the
personal property belongs in the
main, to Joseph Ej.-nrr.
The county board has just re
ceivd a road roller, of solid iron,
practically, weighing seven tons
The machine cost five cents per
pound at tbe factory, making the
cost 700, with freight added.
The machine is eight feet in width
and it will lake six horses to oper
ate il. It will be used on road-
after they are graded, and on rock
roads after the crushed rock ba
been put in place. At tbe depot
tbe other day when it was unlead
ed, some asked if it were a "steam
roller." Ed. Moore proceded to gel
waggish and said, "Ye, horse
team roller." The "mssheen" will
be used in its initial work on the
road between this city and Forest
Grove.
The South Tualatin school, Mies
Elsie HaffsUter, teachor, gave a
very nice entertainment las; Satur
day evening. Baskets were sold.
and a fund of 123.80 was collected
for the purpoee of purchasing a 11 ie
lor the school building. Sjuth
Tualatin is now holding debates
every Wednesday night, and they
say that even the little children are
debating out there. That neigh
borhood has some gov! oratorical
ability, and some it might as well
be utilized when the campaign
conies again.
Sarah E. Stewart, formerly of
this city, and who divorced Lucas
Stewart fome years ago, has attach
ed the wages of the husband in the
Multnomah County circuit court.
Under tbe terms of the divorce
Stewart was lo have paid the wife
10 per month, and i-he allcgex
that he has fai'ed to do this for
srnie lime. She attached hia
wages, the first of the week, elect
ing the garnishment of the Stand
ard Box Factory, wheie Stewart is
employed. They were married
herein 1891.
Attorneys Birrett and Huston
have succeeded in getting an order
nf the county court directing tbe
administrator to pay to William
Zeigler the Bum of 41503 for ser
vices performed on the farm prior
(0 the death of the mother. Zeig
ler sued for about 4 0C0 The
Zeig'ers live up near Lousipnont
Lake, above Forest Grove, and not
fir distant from Greenville.
Frank Vineent, an heir of the
late Wm Vincent, of Middlelon,
has brought suit in circuit court
asking for the sale of 280 acres of
j laud in which he alleges he bas a
I nine sixteenths intreet, hia moth-
isrand minor children leii.g li e
other ii tares'ed pirties. W. N
Barrett is his ntlomay.
Gospel lU'eliniiB in the Bethany
Prndiyterian Church, everv even
ing until Sunday, April 23; U v.
Levi Johnson S. S. Missionary,
ill apeak each night, ami other
minister will assist. You arr
cordially invited. Srvioea in both
.Kugliah and German, Rev. Laube
speaking in German.
N. H. Jones, of north of Glencoe
has returned from Tygh Valley,
above The Dalle, where he left bis
son, Marvin, in hopes of bettering
hia health. Mr. Jones was ao-
itiompanied home by Mrs Daniel
j Bulley, his niece, who ended her
visit and returned home yesterday
! evening
Judge T. A. McBride will be in
tbe city on Saturday, April 22, to
hold a session of court in cbam
hers. At that time a motion for
a new trial will be argued in tbe
cass of Delia B. Keen versus Susan
Reynolds Keen, the d.fense seek
ing a new trial.
James H. Sewell, the hopgrower,
of Northeast Hillsboro. states that
the frosts have here and there
caught a young hop vine, although
the damage is not serious. Ha
pya that vines are growing nicely
now, some of them being up over
three feet.
Henry W. Jones, of Besverton,
passed through town this morning,
enroute for Mountaindale, where
he is going after a string of trout.
H. W. says be knows "where they
live."
Mrs. Belle Kendall was tbe rep
resentative of the Royal Neighbors
woman's auxiliary, at the recent
state meeting in Portland. Mrt.
Mercy Wheeler represented the
Reedville lodge.
Do not forget we are the leaders
in Men's and boys' clothing. Our
Spring stock has " arrived. IL
Wehrung vfe Sons.
J? C. Beach, ol Glencoe, visited
the county Beat yesterday afternoon.
Thos Killen, of Portland, was a
county teat visitor yesterday.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, IL D.
PhielcUa, Mt Bar (-!
Offic hi orrao-Bailey block a Hair
Rooms ls-U sad l. JUaadeaxa U
weat corner BeaeliM and 2ad atreeta
Both 'Phones.
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S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. If,,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON
Offic upstairs over Tb Delta Drug nr
Ktsidaac Cast of Court If Mae.
In the corner of the block.
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JAM ICS PUILLIPE TAXIESIK, M. I).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Conaalutioa in French or English. Of -
net npnair in lorwiD-Woonter Block.
North aide of Main Street.
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F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office wilh Dr. F. A. Bailer.
Keaidenee on corner Second and Oak Mia.
Oregon Phone Main lid.
HILLSBORO . . ORKOOV
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A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. xitllsboro, Ore.
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NOTICE
In onler to introduce our Method i,l
I'riiKleiw Healing for the next ten ilaya we
will Kive to all New Patients live Irent
menU at fcalf price, at our otllee. Alio
f.ir Ihe first ten patients that need Optical
Work, we will itive a reduction of 25 ner
rent from ine regular price. Special at
tention given to children. Cro Kye
straiKhieneti without Ihe use of the kuire.
ah; work utiaranteetl. Omceover I'll.,
Bakery, iiillsbom.
Vli. A. C. EATON
GEO. B. BAGLEY
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Hooiiu 1 aad i Sliate Baildingl
HILLS BOKO, . . OREGON.
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H. T. BAGLEY,
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Office, npataira, over the Poet Office,
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THOS. H. A E. B. TORQUE.!
Attorueys-At-Law.
Rooaua 3, 4, & . Uorgen Blk, UilUbora.
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JOHN M. WALL,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Olce Upstairs, Bsiley Harass Black
Roonia, iaa.
HILLSBORO. ORJSUON.
W.N.BARRETT,
ATTORN iiY-AT-LAW
Office, Op Stsint, Central Stock.
HILLSBORO OH BOON.
W. D. HARE,
Altorney-at-Law
Shule Building, Upstairs, Hillsboro, Oregon. .
THOS. H. TONGUE.TR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Morgan Rlk, Upataira, Roonta 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS., Pwop.,
Suecaawt tm O. THkury
Keep constantly on hand a fin
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Erm In Prlomm
We are going lo aell meats at prices low.
er than those which have pre railed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery.
Main Street, opposite Tualatin" Hotel,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
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B. J, LYONS B. P. COR.NKLIUB
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
aurauee Business. List vour farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
you right. Add your sale to our list.
Call la and ace na.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
Oenerml fcerobam?m
t" 4f lfi .
I carry a complete line ot General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything yon want, ou
order, at Portland prices. .
I make a specialty of cedar fence
poela and cedar shloglea. My line
of Groceries can't he beaten, Otve
me a call. I buy farm produce, camh
or trade. Give me a call.