HILL8B0A0 ARGUS, MARCH 88, 190?
TUOKNBUKG ROBBERY
CASK BEFORB COURT
Nturo Swcurs That Walter
Heard (lave him Hush Money
THOKNBIKC ACCUSES HEARD ALSO
CtUbiated HaoU' Saloon Cans en Trial
1 1ll Week
Tim ra of Slu'a vs. Walter Hoard,
ol lUnkt, the charge being that of
robhing Win. Thorubtirgh of over
.0O, wan before circuit outirt this
week, anil went to the jury today,
K. B. Tongue and John M. Wall
werecounatd fur the state and H
It Huston and T. II. Tongue wrr
attorneys fur the dufurnm. Tbe
jury sitting nit the cise was a
follows:
It J, (Will, Mcnlimit S l-West r.mvr
l.cii He hwandrr Moimtuiti
AlltA K. Mi Ctnucx-y.,., .....I'lilumlna
(lwrt .lolitinoli litaverttm
J. 8, Kiiliinxin South Tualatin
Win, A. llrlliugrr, Mniiey Lrndrr
, Nllttil I'lllTHt l.t'HC
Ralph I', Iiiilitu-,,,. .North llilllmn
Ik II l'll West Itiiltr
Audnrw Jack lU-rdvtllr
W, C. ly Wmdiingtuii
A kil Koiuh IlilUuurti
CUrUtinii I'rtrrium North IlilUUmi
Thoruburgh swore that ha was
at I he nalnun on the day of the
robbery, atul that Beard took the
money from bin pocket after lit
had been carried to the rear of tbr
aaloon. Chas. 1'attou went on tbr
stand 1'etton ia lha negro who
haa pleaded guilty to receiving ihr
stolen money and swore lhatafu-r
Tborobtirgh bad Ihhii carried out,
boradu combat, be Hint Heard at
the door, ami Beard banded him
seven or eight twenties and (old
bira to keep bin inouih shut. The
uegro wnt from Banks to Corns
llua and Portland, and tangled
himself up considerably at to what
be did with the money. It waa
made clear that be allowed money
at Cornelius, and that be bad It'll
IKK) with Mr Clm, 'the hotel
keeper, for safekeeping over night.
lie also snowed money at Hie
Denrlow lalovin. Beard, in dele mm
swore that he knew nothing of
Thorn burgh's robbery, but Unti
tled that Ibe negro at one lime
picked up l hornluirgh a puree
when it waa on the har and thnt
the two had been drinking and
gambling all afternoon prior to the
time Thoruburgh claimed be wat
robbed
The jury went not at 3:00, and
at 6:15 tame in with a verdict of
not guilty.
The nut i( t V Cuunrll against A
Winner, of Cornelius, to recover tlie
value ot a burae suld t iiUlutUI liy tic
fendant, will I lienrd I'ndity, March 1),
Wtlllanta V) Williams, decree ol
divoice.
The rune of l'r. Ailinnl against
Altai Diamond, mt tn recover hilt or
i' In I in lur mcilit al ami sutglcal services,
disputed by I Ik- defendant us unreanou
alilr, art lor Salurday, March jn. l.atel
Aipluml Cane ills upon motion of pull
Juror Cliaa. llickethirr, of CctUr Mill,
excused lor the term, -
J V llnlelv given decree of divorce
from Annie Cstelv.
Dora Newman given divoice from Wm
Newman,
Maty Schaavrljr given decree of di
ore (rem W A Sclinavcly.
Siplne Dent given (In tee of divorce
from Marry lint.
Uile Armstrong vt Win Neeves, sale
confirmed.
Cbu I'roat vi Annie Final, default
entered.
N I Weaver given decree ot divorce
airsinst I li Weaver.
Ueo fiirplo given decree of divorce
against Anna K lurpin.
LOCAL INSTITUTES
Heaverton, "March .10
MOKNIMV
"Reading" R. Traver
"LaugtiHge" K. II. Tlioinm
A I'TKK MHIN
"The Recitation" I K. Traver
"Hintory" R. II, Tliuntii
"Arithinelic" I k. Traver
The presentation of encli of the above
autijecta will lie followed liy a general
dllCUHtOU.
Teachera, aclionl tCHclier. pntroni
and all other intr reded In edticatitm
are cordially invited to lie present.
Itverv teucher teochliig or Intending
to teach in wiamngton county, ftlioul
attend one of thrie inntitute.
l'ine literary piograum nrtt living pre
ptreil uy the xcluioiii where theiie in
atitute are to lie held, and no eflortt
will he pared to iiihUb these educational
meeting plewtmnt nnd profitable.
JOHN SPIER1NG3
John SpieringH, an in(lurntinl and
popular resident ot the Greenville
eection, died at hie homo Sunday
evening, aged 70 years. Deceaaed
was born in Midland, nnd came to
Wieconain, Beltlinp in the, Dul'ere
motion, when a boy. While in
Wieconain he waa tuarri d to Mine
Barbara lir), and ihey ciune to
Oregon in 1871. The wife died
about 1-1 year ago Two of his
eont geived in the Philippine ser
vice The following children sur
vive him: JoReph, Albert and
Chas. Spieringn, Mrn. Henry Cop.i
Mra. Henry Dyke, Mrs V ietor Cop
and Mra. Arnold Vandotuelon.
The funeral, took pluoe Tuoiday,
and Rev. Verhaag, of the Catholio
church, olli lirttml at the oliHeiuiea,
Public dance, at II illnhoro Opera
llouao, Saturday evening, April 6
There being a show at the Crescent
on each Hatutduy in April, except
ing April (Hh, tbia will be the only
dance in April. Special muaio bin
been engagml for this dance, Ferd
Toelle, violin; Miss Stella Howlby,
piano; J. It. Powell, coruet.
Adam Fulton, the old veteran of
the Civil War, waa down from
Foreat (irove, tbia atternoon, try
ing to get released from his uard
Ian. John Itaker. Fulfil waa de
clared inootupateut by Judge Hood,
when be waa county judge, and the
decree wee well lunrited, for the
old man ia absolutely irreepon-
ible. being drunk all the time
when ha tries to handle his own
money himself. John Haker was
made guardian and Mr Haker
bas kept the (Id chap fairly
straight. Fulton has chafed under
the restraint and now wants to
handle bis ducats, which amount
to I II) txir month io bis own wsy.
Judge (Joodin will likely require
little more probation on the
part of the veteran.
Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn
eggs, 75 cents per setting. 16 eggs
in setting. Incubator lots at re
duced prices. Phone, I'acifJo
Slates, .'IS Hoy Kxchange. Mrs
Peter anderzanden, Greenville,
Ore., II. V. I). 3.
M. McDonald, one of the owners
of the Oregon Nurnery properly,
east and north of this city, had the
billowing to say of our county, in
lha Offg inian, this m iming, and
this is what ia giving our section
prominence all over the United
rttaU: Washington ootnty is par-
t'cularly well adapted to the grow
ing of young trees, titveral farm
formerly owned by Washington
County farmers have I on I their
identity by being merited in this
large nursery, the whole tract re
presenting nearly 1000 acres,
Washington County ia subs'anlial-
ly prcgreaaive, and each year finds
her fully aliream of other live
counties of the stale."
For sale: White Plymouth Rock
and Hrown Leghorn cockerels, for
breeding purposes. Can slsosup
fly ''gK 'or selling ptirttoeea from
each of theee varieties. I) B,
Cooley, HilUboro, R. F. O 4, lo
cated near Phillips, one mile west.
Rev. A. Itibinson will preach lbs
sermon in the C mg 1 Church on
Friday evening ol this week, at 8
ociock 1 nute will re an ussier
sermon in the Congregational
church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock. Special muido will be
sung by the chorus All are in
vited. I he subject of the evening
discourse is: ' What happens to
those who stand io the way ot pro
gress." The (leruiau Baptist minister of
the Bethany Baptist church wants
good, sound and trusty buggy
horse. If you have anything thai
you can recommend, call on him
On Monday, April 1, the Beaarui
opens for trout nulling in the state
of Oregon, and there is no village
so isolated but it bas its devotees
of the Inimitable art of catching
deb, the strenuous exertion of base
ball playing and the exhilarating
exercbe of the lawn tennis court
and remember that our line of
these goods is the most complete
in the county. Nelson Hardware
Company.
We carry the best shoe on the
market for the money, W. L.
Douglas and Dr. Heed's famous
cushion aboea for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
snd finish H. Wehrung A Sons
Olney Perry, of Bcoggln Valley,
died in a Portland hospital, last
Wednesday, from appendicitis
Deceased waa a young man, and
very popular in his section. He
a brother of Miss Perry, at the
Linklater borne, in this city. The
funeral took place Sunday, and io
terment waa in the Naylor ceme
tery.
For sale: Fifty head of Angora
goats, half of them being nannies
fiW, alter shearing. Also one
graded Durham bull, about 2 years
old. T. 8. Suttou, Laurel, Oregon
George Sigler, now residing at
Philomath, Benton County, beyond
Corvallis, waa in town today, the
guest of his brothers, Alonxo and
James Sigler.
Smokera like the Schiller and the
Exoellencia Those cigars are of
the best stock, You can't fool an
authority on a good olgar,
M. C Steeples, who haa just re
turned irom southern Oregon, was
in town this morning, and returns
the last of the week to bis home in
Ho)uiam.
Settings of 15 White Miuorca
eagt), lor bU cents. Mra. J . H
Humphreys, Sixth and Base Line
Hillaboro.
Geo. K. Miller, of beyond Glen
one, has moved from Hepnner, Or.
to Lexington, where be is engaged
in the mercantile business.
New style shirtwaists, spring
lice, now in from the Kast. II
Wehrung it Sons.
John B. Stewart, the old timer of
South Tualatiu, waa in town yes
terday. Ladies', gents', and children's
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at II Webrung & Sons.
Swell time, swell music, Hillabo
ro Opera House, Saturday evening,
April (5.
Julius Asbabr, the dairyman, of
South Tualatin, was in the city
Tuesday.
J. 0. Buchanan, the Cornelius
hopgrower, waa in town Tuesday,
greeting bis many friends.
Qotfried Schlaeili, of above Moun-
taindale, waa in town yesterday,
Argua and Journal, 11.76.
NG IS -
CALLED ATCITY HALL
Mayor Dennin Ahka For Cele
bration Meeting
CITY PARK BEING PUT Di SHAPE
Grounds Are Aanuuiing Belter Ap
ptsrsacs
Councilman Bcbulioerich has had
as high as eight men working at
the city park, trimming, and
putting the grounds in shape, and
the property now looks sa though
it will be second to none in the
county.
Mayor Dennis,
anxious to set
issues the foil
mass meeting:
the ball lolling,
owing call for a
To the business men and ritt-
tens of Hillaboro: You are here
by requested lo meet in the City
Hall on Friday evening, April 5,
11)07, fur the purpoie of organ
izing for a roueing cel-bration to
be held in the city park, in Hills
boro, on July 4. 11 everybody
turn nut.
John Dennis, Mayor.
Hilleboro, March 28, 1907.
WATCH HILLSBORO CROW
Ilillsboro is being boosted by R
Cate of Portland, and all real
eatate operators as well as business
men, know that there nre profits
coin ng to prompt inve-tors to
local properly.
1 ou can purchae an acre tn
(his thriving town for. an ni'iiva-
ent amount of mot ey thai a lot
50x100 ft is now bringing in the
OUUkirts ol Portland
The two electric lines now build
ing Into this lienutirul town will
furnieh a 50 minute service be
tween Hillebtiro and Portland bs
ween the hours i f G A. M. and 11
P.M.
Do not overlook this informs
tion became you can double your
money on investments made bore
within 2 years.
All properties which Mr. Cate
sold in Portlaid within the last 5
year, have increeaed in value
from 50 to 100 pr ceul.
What baa happened to the
suburbs of New York, Chicago,
San Francisco and Los Angeles
will occur here.
R. L Cate 22C Stark St., Port
land, Ore', or Main St, Hillsboro.
PROBATE
Ratio u Pearson appointed dm ettate
Axel Anderon, decerned, bond at fuoo;
Thot Uradley, Wm MoKUten and i'eter
OUon, appraiser.
Float account eilnte Hiram Mlner
deceased, approved; Upon lull report of
compliance ol will estate will go to huul
aifttrioulion.
Kitate David Smith H W Iluinei,
ao Ii Katley and A K Lealio, appraiser;
same partie will appraiae eatate of 11 C
Miiltn, deceased.
April ay set for hearing petition to tell
really belonging to John Somuer, in
sane.
A Baldwiu, Harry Hayne and la A
Thompson appraisers ol state ot Jhn B
acott, deceased:
Kttate of Alea Agiicllcs appraised al
H7-
MOHAIR POOL.
Those desiring to take advantage
of the usual annual Mohair pool
can do so by bringing their pro
duct to the Hartrampf Warehouse.
Mark sacks plainly to avoid con
fusion, and aUo mark weight.
Apply to lha Hartrampf feed store
for iuloriuatiou aa to delivery.
Notice of sale will b given later.
James II Sewell, Thos. Connell
and K. B. Tongue, committee.
THOMAS CONNELL.
Thomas Connell, a well-known
Oregon pioneer and capitalist, of
Portland, died at bia residence,
31)0 Yamhill Btreet, Tuesday even
ing of paralynis, wilh which ha had
been confined to bis bed for four
monlha.
Mr. Connell was born at Peoria,
III., nearly 57 years ago and came
to Oregon across the plains, with
bia parenta in 1852 His father,
William Connell, who had become
a retired capitalist died in that city
in 1891. His mother had nreceded
her husband by years. For seven
years, Thomas Connell bad retired
from aotive business.
Jn 18(0 Thomas Uonnell was
married to Miss Emma B. Collins,
of Portland Besides his wife, he
leaves one son, K'mer T. Connell,
who ib engaged in stock raising
at Deer Island, near Portland; a
daughter, MiesEmma Jane Connell,
and two sisters, Mrs. U M. l'raeer
and Mra. 0. 0. Barlow, of Portland
Samuel Connell, president of the
Northwest Door Company, ia a
first cousin. He ia also a cousin
of the Qlencoe and Hillsboro Cou
ncils.
Mr, Connell had extensive pro
perty interests adj tining this oily.
and be waa a familiar ligure in
Hillaboro. He owned the Peters
plaoe, just West of town.
Ooltfried Yungen, of Helvetia,
waa an Argua caller this afternoon,
Bull Leghorn eggs for hatching
Inquire of Mrs. Ueo. Led ford, Fir
Street, between Second and Third,
Argus and Pacific Monthly, II 60
A. W. Smith, of Portland and
Tigardville, was in town today.
Right goods right prices C. A.
Lamkin Co.
Horn, to Bon Iaglea and wife, of
Buxton, March 2C, l'XlT, a girl.
Juft received a car of dairy
chop at the Climax Mill.
F. H. Bower, ol Scholia, was a
county seat visitor yesterday.
Harrington Hall coffne Is the
best you can buy. Get it at Greer's.
T. B. Perkins, the Buxton mer
chant, was in the city yesterday.
Carload of Utah land plaster at
W. F. Hollenbeck's, Hoy, Oregon.
John Kassebatim, of Shady
Brook, waa in town today.
Stationery, pens, playing cards,
ledgers, journals, etc, at the
Pharmacy.
Henry Hannnn and son, KJgsr,
were down from Buxton, yesterday
afternoon.
You've tried the rest now try
the best chocolate chips. Den ol
SweelB.
R H. Alexander, the fruit and
berry man Irom I'jwa lull, was in
Ibe city yesterday.
Our own make of chocolate chips
H this weeks snecial. Den ol
Sweets.
Horn, to John Marty and wife, of
near Beihany, March 24, 1W7, a
daughter.
Loose clover bar (or sile at
reasonable price. F. M. Heidel,
HillsWo.
Bam. to GerbarQt Goetzs and
wife, of Blooming, a daughter,
March 22, l'.)07.
Good material and ten years of
experience make our chocolate
chips the Uet in the market.
Deo of bweets.
John K. Bailey, Forest Grove's
luscessful merchant, was down to
the county seat this afternoon
The duet. t line of fcpring drets
goods arriving daily at 11. Weh'
ruug it Soob.
The millinery stock cf Mrs. A
M. WellB is now ready for inspec
tion, and the ladies of Hillsboro
snd vicinity are invited to call. I
Schulmerich Bros, are headquar-j
ters for wire fence. W e have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days.
Cheaper than lumber. i
Frank Lung, of Cornelius, and
whoce father, W. II. Lung, recent
ly died, was down to the county
seat today.
If you want to have lots of fur
on April i, buy some foolish candy
made for the purpose, at the De'
of Sweets.
Oscar Thayer, a former news
paper man, ana well known u
this county, was down from aboy
Gaston, today.
For a good smoke try the Scbil
ler or Excelloncia eud you wil
try them again and again.
Clyde Watson, of Portland, and
a son of A. K. Watson, once of this
county, formerly, writes that be
can't do without the Argus, and
semis for a year of readiug.
The lloosier End Gate Seed
Sower U just the thing for grain,
grass seeds, or for sowing land
planter. At the Nelsou Hardware
Company.
Chas. Tompkins, of beyond
Glencoe, came over from Ostrander,
today, to take a vacation, occasion
ed by cutting his knoe with an ax
while working in the lumber woods
Ooion teed, Yellow Globe Dan-
vers, lor sale, Irom selected stock,
and other varieties. Address E. J
Thomas, Beaverton, Ore.
J. II. Stauss, of Phillips, and who
is an old stand-bv ol the Argus,
was in town yesterday, and called
on the religious weekly.
Mrs. J. H. Humphreys was taken
to the North Pacihc .sanitarium,
Portland, the last of the week, and
is now convalescing from a surgical
operation.
There will be dancing at the II.
Osterman hall, Cenierville, on
April (, commencing at 1U:IXJ in
the morninsr, and lasting until 7:00
in the evening.
Perry Ellis, a former photograph
er of this city, and who went from
here to Heaverton, and then to
Gales Creek, was in town yesterday.
Mr. Ellis is now interested in tim
ber land up on the creek.
' H. D. Sohmeltzer wishes to
notify the farmers that bis Peroh-
eron Clydesdale stallion, Prince
Henry, will make about the same
cirouit this soasou, as he did last
year.
Frank Pauli, son of Frank ?auli
Sr., bad the misfortune to fracture
an arm while throwing a bail on
the school ground, the first of the
week.
len-eighteen disc narrows, -t-si
Uolve-eighteen,$2t);reversible discs
just the thing for hopyards, $27.50
and $30; ulso plows, barrows, ana
springtoothe, at right prices. AeK
son Hardware Co.
W. B. Rasmusen, eon of Jas.
Rasmusen, of Forest Grove, iB oue
of the P. U. debating team at
Eugene, touigbt. Mr. Kuamusen
was raised near Reed vi lib, this
county, and is considered one of
the brightest youug men attending
Pacino University.
COUKSK OF TRUE LOVE
has w wm
Mrs. J. S Seed, of Forest
(Jrove, Sues for Divorce
SEQUEL OF BIG DAMAGE CASE
Ufl Ooe Husband Only to Atk For
Divorce Frees Another
Mrs. II, C. Sod bas aued Jobn
S. Seed for divorce, alleging that
tbey were marril in Vancouver,
Wash., in November, 1905. She
says in ber complaint that ber
husband struck her, on Thanks
giving day, and at repeated times
bss threatened ber life. Oo Marcb
25, she alleges, be cboked ber.
Tbey have no children and Mrs.
Seed wants the husband to pay tbe
expenses of the suit and pungle
15,000. This will be easy for Seed,
as be haa 110 000 planted in a
Portland bank, according to the
plaintiff.
This is tbe same Mrs. Seed who
was the wife of an engineer by tbe
name of Orville Jennings. A di
vorce was granted and Jennings
then sued Seed for damages for
alienation of bis wife's ahVction
A judgment was granted io tbe
Multnomah Court, and is still on
the docket in that county. Short
!y afterward Mrs. Jennings wedded
Mr Seed, but tbe seed of love
evidently did not shoot forth a
plant of felicity, for tbe woman
now wants separation from tbe
man who broke up ber former
home.
Attorney J N HofTmsn, if For
est Grove, is coun-stl for Mrs Sfed,
but refused ti ssy snythii g about
tbe casa whi n called on the tele
phone.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crescent Theatre
Dixie Jubilee Singers ....March 30
Florence Gale April 17
Old Maids' Convention (local) . April 20
Ward' Mmstiel. April 27
Murray Si Mack ...May
A Texas Ranger May Ij
Old Arkansas Mav 22
ec3t t 2 n r 3 w 51
W K Beard to M H Parker lot 4 blk
2 Hanks 500
Walter Beard to M H Parker, 30 a
sec 3$ t a nr4w :..iooo
A llintnan to Base Line Lbr Co 40 a
tec 7 1 1 a r 4 w 400
, in Keidt to A Anton 5 lota blk 27
r tieiguts 75
iwrt w urtenberger to Base Line
Lbr Lo, do 1 mc 14 1 3 n r 5 w 1000
J Kinney to Joan bbute 320 a sec
qtinriw 100
John Blew to las V Nally il.5oa
Scholia Ferry road tsoo
John Slavin to Margaret Rice 4 lots
Van Schuy ver tract ............. 3000
John Brown, Portland to M J Kiu
ner, 320 a sec 9 t 2 n r 4 w- 1
Jn McDonald to V K l'egg, tract
In blk 20 I-or est Urove 272a
A V Hainrs to Alice Newman, 8.46
a sec 36 t I r 1 w ;. 1142
J L Harris to V A Spence, 5 a at
Gaston. 378
Cosper Bloszyk to Frank Bloszvk lot
29 Garden Home 1000
Same to Anton llloszyk, lot 26 Gar
den Home ." 1000
Adeline Smith to Base Line Lbr Co
40 sec 7 t 1 n r 4 w 1
Ralph K Johnson to Nancy John
sou 40 a aec 29 t 2 n r 2 w 1
Rothschild Bros to Nellie E Smith,
40 a sec 23 t 1 a r : w I
Anion Blos.yk to Frank Bloszyk et
al lot 26 Garden Home 1000
Frank Imbrie to J A Imbrie et al,
His Hit in Robt Imbrie estate
aside from home farm legacy 225
S B Huston et al to Carl Abendrotu,
lots 1, 2, 3, blk 26, Cornelius 1
S J Galloway to Wm Nelson bldg &
fixtures east of Cave Store. 37
Anton Jacobson to Harry Anderson,
no a Chas Stewart donation 3400
G W Clark to Wm Ketdt, So a sec I
t 2 s r 2 w & ec 6 t 2 a r 1 e 6000
Thos Epplett to It I Davidson, 25 77
a M Watts donation 2640
R M Dooly tr to J N Hoffman Quit
claim tract in lot 3 blk 6 F Grove I
M B Bump to J N Hoffman, 59 a sec
12 & 13 t I n r 6 w 700
Heury Deriug to Wallace Hunting
ton So a sec 34 t 1 n r 1 w 2200
Max Tuerck tt als to Henry Tuerck,
30 a sec 23 t 1 s r t w 1
S G D ruse h el t Emma Druschel,
Quitclaim 20 a sec 8 t 2 a r 1 w. , . I
D F Campbell to Max Burpholer,
80 a sec 36 t 3 n r 5 w 600
Elias Grindel to J W Shute, 60 a sec
23 t 3 n r 4 w 1
Stephen Bullock to J W Shute, 160
a sec 34 t 3 n r 4 w I
John II Gallagher to Jos McIIardy,
too a sec 20 1 1 s r 6 w 10
Herman Metzger et al to II W
Metzger lota 19 & 20 S V Portland
tract 1000
eo L Smith to A H nuian, 40 a sec
7 1 1 n r 4 w , 2oo
FA K Miluer to Citv Foundry, Corne
lius, lot 10 blk 28 Cornelius
Frank Brown to F L Brown, 30 acres
tec 1 1 2 a r 3 w 1300
nut Ireland et al to Stephen Bui
lock, 6oaaec3tanr4w 650
Mary Anderson to w fees', tract
at Dilley. 1750
Ueo medspe to Stephen Bullock 20
a sec 3 t 2 n r 4 w 750
W V Wiley to R T Simpsou, tract
In sec 4 t a n r 4 w, 150
F R Brown to K L Brown, 12 a aec
36 1 1 s r 3 w ....... 59
John' Arohbold and MUe Lulu
Thompson were married in Port
land, Monday, March 25, 1907,
and will at once take Dp house
keeping In tbe metropolis, after a
short wedding trip. Mr. Arcbbold
ib a son ol Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Arcbbold, of this city, and the
bride ia one of Portland's favorite
daughters. Mr. Arcbbold is in
terested in the coal and ice busi
ness in Portland, and is doing
ell. His many friends bere wish
the newly wtdded couple every
happiness. Mrs. A. C. Arcbbold
and son. Con , were present at the
ceremony, aa were Mies Jennie
Arcbbold and Mrs. Geo. Loeb,
sisters of the groom.
Everybody invited to tbe Hills
boro Opera House, Saturday eve
ning, April 0
Just think it over; a nice mod
em 7 room bouse, barn and chicken
bouse, nice orchard and garden
and to acres ol land for 12000.
Beautifully situated on Main Street
of llillbboio. Four trains daily to
tbe metropolis, first one at i A. M
and four returning, last one leaving
Portland at b:.'A). Also two elee
trio lines now building wbicb
means prompt and frequent subur
ban service What man would
pay an equivalent amount for a lot
50x100 and house only, five milee
from tbe center of Portland, wilh a
35 minute car service. Think it
over, then talk to R. L. Cate, st
22G Stark St.,-or Main St., Hills-
boro.
Public dance, at Hillsboro Opera
House, Saturday evening, April 6.
J. H Hoffman, of Iowa Hill,
south of Cornelius, waa in town
yesterday. Mr. lion man came
near losing his houre by the ex
plot ion of a lamp, used in an incu
bator, tbe other night. Mr. Hoff
man noticed the smoke in the room
where tbe brooder waa located end
went in with water to pat out tbe
fire, which wsb spreading rapidly
He soon bad tbe nre out, with but
little damage, even the eggs escap
ing. A few minutes more and Mr
liortman might have tunered a
1500 loss.
for rale: try swell canopy
top surrey, nearly new; strong
durable, bas lamps, and is thor
ougbly modern. Goes for ISO,
Mrs. Ellerson, 525 Clay Street.
Portland, Oregon. Or inquire of
Kuratli Bros., Hillsboro.
A Mrs. bmeiie Adler Has hied a
suit or petition in tbe probate court,
asking tbat she be adjudged the
heir of Fred L. Brown, who died
above Forest Grove, tbia Winter
She alleges that she is tbe mother
of deceased, and says bia real name
was Louis Adler. Tbe petition
does not set forth the residence ol
the petitioner. Judge Langley, ol
Forest Grove, is attorney for tbe
administrator. Judge Goodin has
set a date for a hearing on the case.
All persona who have old fencing
or rubbish along countv road in
Road District 19, are hereby re
queiied and notined to remove
same by April 1, 1907. Also want
men and teams at reasonable
wages. Jacob Reichen, Supervisor,
Hilleboro, Ore., R. 4.
tbe basket social, at West Union
last Saturday evening, was a
decided success. There was a large
and enthusiastio crowd. Forty
two ladies brought baskets. After
an excellent program by the school
children, the baskets were sold
Mr. Lee Mead was auctioneer and
by his eloquence, persuaded the
boys to part wilh $84 25 of their
money. The prize for the bigest
priced basket went to Miss Mary
Donovan whose basket brought
7.00.
Iam now prepared to show you
thi Chas. Stevens it Bros.' samples
of tbe new Spring styles in ladies'
silk, cloth and wash shirtwaist
suits; also of dress suits and drees
skirts, made to your special order,
and of your own selection of goods.
Silk aud cloth coats also carried
I carry a standard line of coreets
and underskirts. I will be glad to
bring my goods to your house upon
rfquest. Independent Phone, iSo.
264. Mrs. M. E Caudle.
At two in the afternoon next
Sabbath, tbe Sunday School at
Witch Hazsl school house will give
a special Easter program of recita
tions, dialogues and music. After
thi3 a sermon, ''An Easter M
age," by Rev. Lindsay, of Hillsbo
ro. An Easter offering is to be
given for a special object. All are
invited to attend.
Wm. Moore, justice for one of the
Cedar precincts, was in the city
from Tualatin, today. While here
Mr. Moore h'ed a petition in pro
bate on the estate of the late Chas.
Anderson, who died at Tualatin,
the first of the week. It was first
supposed, says Mr. Moore, that
Anderson had no property, and
that he was practically without
estate, but he has discovered that
be had over $2,000 in certificates
of deposit in Portland Banks.
The Cornelius City Foundry and
Machine Gompaoy has installed a
first class horseshoeing department
and will also give special attention
to generalblacksmitbing, and heavy
lorgtng 01 an Kinds, farmers are
guaranteed first class work. All
kinds of general foundry work, and
heavy forging promptly attended
to. We also keep a full stock of
babbit metal L. G. Weidewitscb,
president and manager.
Wm. Bagley, tbe Leisyville hop
grower, was a county seat visitor
Tuesday afternoon.
PROFKSSIOlfAL.
V. A. 1MILEY.M. D.
l'hysifiaa and Surgeon
Office RllV.Mnrirftn t.tnnlr. niiattkir
Room 12. I. and Id. Knidanee outh-
wmi corner RaM-l'.ne and bacond Street.
Dotn ' rnone.
S. T. LINKLATER, al. B. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlca upstairs over The Delta Drug HI.
R4aidiM Cut of Court Houae,
In taw corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAUTES1K. M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8arfron Bouthem Pacllie Railroad Yi.
Consultation in French or Englmh. Of
fica upatalrs. over L. M. Hoyt (Vs. Mora,
north aide of Main tit., Hiludioro, Or.
ArAAArkrSrrrr
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on Corner Second and Oak Sta
Oregon Pbon Main 116.
HILLSBORO ... OREGON
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. WilkWrv Ore
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DR. V. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Blo-k,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ORF.OON
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BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Boome 1 and Shuts Baildlng
HILLSBORO, . . OBF.GON.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&NET-AT-LAW
Office, npetaire, over the Poat Office,
HiUsboro, Oregoas
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms i, 4, A 5, Uea-gaa Blk, HUlaboco.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW
Office Upeulre, Bailey Mergaa Block
Room, i aal a.
HILLSBORO. OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Suira, Ccatral Black. .
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
E. J, LYONS
B. P. COBNILIU8
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Bosineaa. Liat your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to onr list.
Call In and see us.
Main Street, HillBboro, Ot,
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Momu.
nients and Tomlistones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Writ us
tor particulars. Address sx jc. Morrison,
PORTLAND : ! t - - OREGON
: T. R. Imbrie :
a
I Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands. Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation Z
anit bkIa nf nnaflrt Lamia a
e specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write Z
or call at office.
Room 1 a, Chamber of Commerce
PORTLAND - - t JREr.ON
NEW ERA PAINT
Varnlth iutd Br umbos
Paint and Deooratlng
FURNITURE REFINISHED
In any of the modern stylea, by an
experienced wood-finisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting and all
kinds of interior decorating.
H. OESSHCR, HHtoboro, Of
Dailey Bldg, between Third and Fourth .
1
O. M. HUNTER
Oontrmetor and Buttdm
Estimates given en all clasee of building
tarn, rw awaf Malm Mm.
HmmUmmaa, auaaw anaf ml Omm.
Bmtm Paamrn
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