MllUIOBO AftOUl, AMH4.
TKAKSFEKS UKGEST
IN CODNTVS HISTORY
Kecordcr Ireland Tukcs In
Over Tour Hundred Dollars
HEAVY SALES OF REAL ESTATE
A. II. Tanner Ak County Hoard t
Reimburse fur Koid Making
f The county commineinnera coneiat
i ing of J. V. (loodin, Judge, and C.
It. Buchanan, Cornelius ami V. J.
; Hut tier, Beaverton, comiiiiaionrj.
J met In monthly aendon, yeeterday,
anil will ooncludt the April iui
i,es tomorrow. A. II. Tanner,
j wlio cerate a saw mill cant of
(laatoo, say h ha liuilt one ami
one-half niiltm of corduroy road,
; ami ha aek the county to repay
him the ro.t-:1.1.00.
' Recorder Irelai.d ptita In the
jjpiaannr report of fees rrcrived ev-r
filed for 'ii month' bueit.eH in
that office in the history nf that
: county nine the salary ajKteiu
4 went Into fffit The county ia
winner by $ I2H.70, which paya ih
help and leave over $2Xl to lb?
good. .
Complaint is being mailt tbat in
many place farmer who havt
pruned their (ruit trtet hnva throw n
lha debris over th fnnra, whet"
they remain in the highway. ' A
general order will perhaps ineui
that rubbieh of thix kind tmiMt !
burned. The hufmieM and claim
a) lowed wi I appear n-a t month.
AN AMERICAN CITIZEN
I'ave , lMy, ihn popular thetr
manager and actor of McMinnvilte
and hia excellent clock company
will, on Saturday, April l'J, preapiit
Nat Goodwill' great' coiwdy to
Crenctml pwtronH The mwyberii of
the cart are well known in HilU
biro and to mai.y they tiil no
introduction The company in n l
tnade Up of amateur but of people
who bete had owiitiderable ex
perience in Huge work, ami it ia
the deeiru of the ll.tatr manaif
ruant to give Mr Doty' company
a.rouaing reception.
The play la a comedy in four
acta and ths price are within the
rtach nf all.
Seat on sale at McConnick'a:
Logea and lower floor, fOo., bai
cony, 3r)o , gallery, '250.
REEDV1LLE PARTY
A pleasmt surprise party waa given
at lha home of Mr. ami Mr. J
Millar, of Keedville, on the eve
ning of March '-".). Sume forty liver
of tho tioighhoroe were present, and
the evening wa spent in (.amen
and amain, after which refresh
mania weie served. Tnoae preee-nt
were:
Metara ami Mesdame John Swalley,
J.i. Boiwick, J. K, llorwick, K. V.
Dant, Jaa. Uiliion, AIcCmIIuiii, John
Kirk wood, York. The MlMea llaxel
oil Kuth Swallry,Maude and F.lla lUnl,
Mat Kuochu, AKe anil Ciraee Iinlay,
Ida and I'tiina Andiuou, Kntli J.mca.
Polly Frank. I.lwiw McCallmit, Mildred
and lleasie Kirkwood, Htliel Wheeler
MeMia ('leu .Swallry, S A. llok-omt,
Kotit, and Crorc Itntny, Povtcll. 1. S.
Aiiilrmon, Pied anil Henry llVK. ltut
Wolf, Tommy Kirkwood, MtK and
Uiwald frank.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crticent Theatre
l)ntlar th new oitlieoihlp lawi
minor of allana' and who wer
born aa broad, their falhrr then
taking outoitizen apra tinder the
old law. mutt go through tha pro
craa junt like any f irriicner who
may aiow Dome ovr here and
peitilioti fur citi.fDBliip This
iiiakcx radical change, aa for each
child rn, at coming of age, to ewear
out their aecutid pa pen. The tie
forme, furnished for the govern
ment, hoaover, make no proviaion
for any other courae thaii to go
ahead J uat like an alien who cornea
over a tad ii ol age when he comei.
I a tat now prepared to ahow you
tb Chaa. Htevena i Hroa.' aamplei
of the tie Spring style in ladiet'
eilk, cloth and waah ihirtwaiat
uita; aleoof dreea tuili and dretii
ekirta. tuade to your anecial order,
and of your own aeleciion of good.
Hilk and cloth coala aUo carried.
I carry a itandard line ol coraeta
and underakirta. I fill he glad to
bring; my good to your bouee upon
request. Independent Phone, No.
2U1. Mm M. K. Caudle.
Deputy Diatrict Attorney John
M. Wall bai notified all count;
drug atoreiof the law at regarding
the eal of liipior la miantitiee lean
than one gallon, and hai aleo noti
fied the aaloona to remove their
nickle in-the alot rnaohinea. The
aaloon noiilloation aleo cuntalna a
notification that they munt kenp
cIohfkI all diy Kunday. It i not
ytt known whether the order bai
tteen made in the other couutiea ol
the jmJicial dietiict.
l'utlic dunce, at llillfhiro l)eri
Itiut. Saturday evenin, April li
Theit l-ingaehow at the Cretcent
-n rl Suttudiy in April, except
ing A il 1'i'h, thia will be ti e only
dunce in Ati'il. Siei'il ruunic 1h
len eimi"gd for thia dance. Kerd
elle. viclin; Miat Kulla lijwlhy,
pinno; J It. Powell, coma
Tiw eerie of Local Inti'Utee
held in thia county during the pae
bree wi eii have be-u well attwnd
l, inet ruction ha4 heen a antirce ( f
inMratioh lo teachers preterit, and
la ttelievrd that the K'b"olt will
bt greatly henetitd through the
help otchi'M attending have re-
rive!. Did yi ur teacher attend?
M. C. t'ate, County Supdriiitenduht.
Thoroughbred ltrowu IihorP
KK", 4 a oeiila r aelting. Io egg
u veiling, incunator lota at re-
JucchI pihea. Phone, Pacific
Slate. :W Hoy Kxchtnge. Mn
l'eter VanJerrariden. Greenville,
Ore.. R. F. 1). 3.
Sou tli Tualatin: Mr. and Mra.
J. H. Ktewirt entertained the
Whiet dub at their botue, March
23. The drat priea were won by
Mr. and Mm. j. J. Krelrn and the
aecom! by Mra. J. Kamna and
Chaa. Johnson Mra. J, li. Slew
art, of Houth Tualatin, vitdted in
'ortland lint week.
For Bale: White Plymouth Rock
and Brown Leghorn cockerels, for
breeding purposes. Can alao aup
ply KKH '(,r siting purnoaea from
each of theee . varietiei. 1). H.
Cooley, Hilldhoro,' R. F. D. 4, lo
cated near 1'billipa, one mile weet.
John 11. Bailey, who has been
cruising limber above iiuxton, wan
lown to the city yeeterday. W hile
in the timber one day laat week
Mr. Hailev ran aeroni one of the
argeet heart) seen in tbat eeolion
for many a day.
We carry the heat shoe on the
market for the money. W, L
Douglas and Dr. Reed'i fuunoue
ouehion ehoei for men. Leading
niakee for ladies. Latest stylet)
nd tlniah H. VVehrung & Hone
ALONZO B. CADV, EX-
Dies at
Advanced
Bcavcrton
Akc, at
WAS YETKKAN OF THE CIVIL WAR
Served Ti Trrnia aa Treaaartr
VYatbingtoo County
of
Alor 7.d Brockway Cady, of Peaver
vertnn, did nt the home of hia con,
F. W. Caly, March .'50, aod inter
ment was in the Lone Fir cemetery,
Portland, Monday. Dpcttatted wan
born at Moravia, N. Y., May 211,
182.1, and had he lived until next
month .would have been HI yearn
of age. At the age of 21 lie wan
wedded to Mitu Kliza Kuth ,Gil
Urt, to whom five children were
born, four of whom aurvive. Mra
Cady died in Kant-ni in 1MS5. Ln
lH.r0 Mr. Cady went to Omro, Wis-
conein, where he engaged in the
nierctntiln hueinesa and where be
wa jtnatmaster for aeveral yeara.
When the Civil War broke out be
enlialed In the Kortj-Kighth Win
onnein, and at the clone of the con-
Diet came out aa Adjutant! and
Florence ('.ale ...April 1 7
Old Mania' Convention (local) .April ao
' Ward'a MiimlteU April a 7
vlurray 8c Mack May 6
HTexaa Ranger May 15
s )ld Arkanaai May aa
'h Kajali of llhong AoiiHt
I horna 8t Orange llloaaoma. .October a6
CROCKER-JUOD
Mr. Chaa. L. Crocker, of Newton,
and Mm. Mvrlle J mid, of near
Farniinglon, were united in mar
riaee at tho residence of John
d Htuhea. March 31, 1007, Rev. H. J
L.W Lindsay oHlciating. Mr. and Mrs.
Cr'ocker will rtHido on tho form of
the groom at Newton.
LOUIE MUELLER
V
t
Louie Mueller, woll known in thie
olty, and who went to California
-.for hia health, hint Fall, diod at
Ventura, Cat., March 30, 11107. De
oeaBed was born In Chicago, May
2(1, 1874, and came to Oregon in
1890. from Houth Dakota. A .few
yeara ago he became a PittTerer from
tuberculoeia. lie Iuhvch a wife, a t
his bedside when duath came. Two
liaters reside in Oregon: Mrs
Henry Mclnlire, of thia city, and
Mra. Minnie Freeman, of North
Yamhill. Hia father and a hft.1
brother redide at Ventura. Ftbru
arv 13. 1906. he was wedded to
Mrs-.Daisy Byrno, of Reaverton
His wife acoompanicd him to Cult
fornia whpn he went to that state
in quest of health.
- The remains are expected to ar
rive here tomorrow evening for in
terment.
nr-MaJ-aaa,. -
i- ' ,t':K 'A "
i ' 'j, 1. M." . : v;
. ?
First Lhu'enaiit. Afur the war
he rttortxl to Omro and redded
thereuntil :st;;, when he moved
to the coast, i-eu;ii g liret iu the
mate of Waabington. and coming
later to Beavertou, where he again
embarked in the mercantile bum-
nees. He served two terms aa
countv treasurer of aehinelon
County, and was a capable and
intelligent officer. Iu 1S.S7 he wa
again wedded, thia time to Ann K.
Martin, who survive biuu. Mr.
Cady was a member of the Mason
ic fraternity, and alxo a men. bar of
the Reaverton Pout. A son, M. D.
Cady, died about a year ago. The
lollowing children survive: Mrs.
U. 8 . McLeran, Portland; Mra. L.
II Spaulding, Portland; Dr. Fran
ces A. Cady, of Hutchinson, Kas.,
aod Fred V. Cady, of Reaverton,
and who is now poMmaeter and
engaged in the store huainesH.. De
ceased leaves six grand children.
Mr. Cady was universally pop
ular in the county and a hoot of
friends deplore his death, although
he lived to a ripe old age.
WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
Claude Smith, of Forest drove,
was in the oily lust evening.
Schulmerioh Rros. are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have Bold
eight miles in the last 30 days.
Cheaper tban lumber.
The Minter Bridge School will
give a program and basket social
on Maturuay evening, April l,i,
1907. Everybody invited. Ladies
please bring baskets.
Mr. and Mrs. Kd Freeman, of
North Yambill are in the city,
guests at the Henry Mclntire home,
being down to attend the Louie
Mueller funeral.
II. D. 8chtueltxer wishes to
notify the farmers that bis Perch-
eron Clydendale stallion, Prinoe
Henry, will make about the same
circuit thia season , aa ha did last
year.
Horn, to 1). B. Lusby and wife,
of Mountaindale, Maroh 20, 1907,
a pair of twins. Our friend David
is getting to be a Roosevelt demo
crat.
Alaom Houther is repairing' hia
borne, recently nearly destroyed by
G re . The building will beeniarged,
an addition being put on at the
rear.
The millinery stock of Mrs. A.
M. wells is now ready for inapt 0
lion, and the ladies of Hillaboro
and vicinity are invited to call
K. V. Dant, of Reedville, was
up to the olty today, and says that
Heeding is very late this season
the latest for some years.
A. Niraan baa bought two lots
adjoining his property, eaBt of the
Evangelical Church, from Mrs.
Jennie Winters, of Portland.
Swell time, swell muaio, Hillabo
ro Opera House, Saturday evening,
April u.
C. K. Shory, "of Mountaiudale,
was in theoity yesterday.
Ij A. Woodbury, of Mountain-
dale, waa iu the city veaterday.
John Schmidt, of Laurel, was Id
the city yesterday.
Fred W. King, of Beaverton, was
in town this morning.
The Farmington and South Tuala
tin WhiHt Club, gave Mr: and Mra.
Dan Buikhalter a surprtee party
laat Saturday night, the occasion
being their seventeenth wedding
annivereary. Those present were
Meaara and Meatlatties Dan Iturkhnlter,
Win. Scbulmerich, J. J. Kreba, Win.
Stevena, lolin Katnna, lleury Toelle, J
B. E'tewnrt, 1 . . C. Jolinaoii, Meaclamea
Kehae and Hogrelr, Mim Ilertha Keli,
Krvlne Kiirklialter, Mat llelillng ana
Annual Koeatler. '
Cards were played until mid
night, and after much fun and
laughter, a wedding veil and
wreath were placed on the bride's
head and she and the groom were
placed at the head of a well filled
table and . rice was thrown over
them.
The prima . were, won by Klsie
Stevens and August Kocstlor. first,
Bertha Iteheo and J. J . krebs
second.
All voted it the most enjoyable
gathering of the season.
MOHAIR POOL.
Those desiring to take advantage
of the usual annual Mohair poo
can do so by bringing their pro
duct to the Hartrampf Warehouse.
Mark packs plainly to avoid con
fusion, and also mark weight.
Apply to the Hartrampf feed htore
for inlormatien as to delivery.
Notice of sale will b given. later.
James II Seweli, Ihne. Connell
and E. B. Tongue, committee.
Perry Gardner was in from Weat
Union, Tuesday.
Right goods right prices C A.
Lamkin Co.
"A. N. Davies, of Progress, was in
town yesterday.
Jut received a car of dairy
chop t the Climax Mill.
W, J. Btitt, of Beaverton, was up
to the city today.
Rarrington Hall coffee is the
beet you can buy. Get it at Greer's.
Peter Vandehey, ol Verhoort,
was in the city today.
Carload of Utah land plaster at
W. F. Hollenbeck's, Roy, Oregon.
Chaa. Davis, of North Plains,
was in the city Tuesday.
Our own make of chocolate chips
M thia week's special. Den of
Kweets.
J.K. Nichodemu, of Farming
ton, was up to the county seat
yesterday.
Mm. 0.. L. Bigger, of La
Grande, ia borv for a visit with her
parentH,Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Abbott.
Fur rent: Six acrg fine tillable
land in city limita. Inquire of R.
V. Barnes.
Htati inery, pene, playing cards,
ledgers, journals, etc, at the
Pharmacy.
J. I) Ilousley, of North Yam
bill, where be is engaged in farm
ing, wan down to the city Saturday.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia end you will
try thm again and again.
J.C. Bechen, (f West L'nion,
and J.tepHr Kdl'ir, of (iencoe, were
in the city ilm morning.
The fiaent line of ring dren
g-v d arriving daily at II. Weh
ni'.g A- Soi.s.
Dr. Ktton, of Forest Grove, will
be in Hillebnro April 10, Have
him lit your glaswc
New style ehirUaiete, spring
lire, now in from the East. H.
Webrung it Sna. "
The Ladice' Ciffee Club will
meet at the home of. Mrf. Ueseie
Rarr, Saturday afternoon, at 2:30.
Lid reo', cents', and children's
shoe, HDring styles, arriving, daily
at II. Webrung & Sons.
0. W. Kelley, of Vinelands.came
down yesterday, and went over to
Clackamas county, where he ex
pects to organize a Farmers' Union.
Onion seed, Yellow Globe Dan-
vers, fur sale, from selected stock,
and other varieties. Address L. J
Thomas, Beaverton, Ore.
Through error the outside of the
Argus in this week dated April 5.
The date of ieme is April 4, and
readerB are requested to not get
confused on dates.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia. Theee cigars are of
the best stock. You can t fool an
authority on a good cigar.
The Scholia Percheron Horse
Co.'s stallion, Tapageur, will stand
the season of l'.)07 in the vicinity
of Tigardville, Reaverton, Reedville,
Farmington and Scholia, farmers
are requested to see this horse be
fore booking.
Mrs. Wigga aud the cabbage
patch, and other attractions, in
Hilleboro, May 10. Particulars
later.
Ten eighteen disc harrows, $27;
twelve-eiRhteen,!f2(.);reversible discs
just the thing for hopyarde, 127.50
and foO: also plows, narrows, and
springtoolh?, at right prices. Nel
son Hardware Co.
Sam Moon, the Centerville dairy
man, and who made one of the
best speeches heard at the recent
dairy convention held in this city
was in town this morning.
There will be dancing at the II.
Odterman hall, Centerville, on
April 0, commencing at 10:00 in
the morninc, and lasting until 7:00
111 the evening.
The subject of the morning ser-
mon in the Congregational church
will be: "The Untamed Member."
Subject of evening discourse: "A
Faithful Friend." The new hymn
books have come. Subscribers
may obtain copies from the pastor
Van B. DeLashmutt writes the
Argus that he wants to rent his
bungalow for the Summer. He
will rent with or without the gar
den. Bungalow is located this way
from Witch Hazel. AddresB him
on Hillsboro, R. F. D. '2.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Shute leave
about the 14th inet. for an extend
ep" Eantem trip. They expect to
be absent in the neighborhood of
three months, and will ticket over
the Southern Pacific, via San Fran
cieco aud New Orleans.
MASS MEETING IS
CALLED ATCITY HILL
Mayor Dennis Asks For Cele
bration Meeting
CUV PARK BEING PIT IS SHAPE
Ground Are
Councilman Scbulmerich has had
as high as eight men working at
the city park, trimming, and
putting the grounds in shape, and
the property now looks as though
it will be second to none in the
county. ..
Mayor Dennis, anxious to set
the ball rolling, n?sues the following
call for a mass meeting:
To the business men and citi
zens of Hillsboro: Yon are here
by rrqueeted to meet in the City
Hall on Friday evening, April 5,
1007, for the purpose of organ-
zing for a rousing celebration to
be held in the city park, in Hills
boro, on July 4. Let everybody
turn out. '
John Dennis, Mavor.
Hillsboro, March 28, 1907.
All are requested to come out
and help to start the biggest cele
bration ever held in this city
pecial trains galore from Buxton
and on the Southern Pacific.
James T Iiuxton to II W Scott, 33X
aoo leet to bill 42. roreat Grove. S
Wash Co to B F I'urdy 80 a ac 33 t
1 a r 4 w 1.
Luella Hutchison to O & C R R her
Int 40 a sec 35 t 3 n r 3 w
A It Kueily to S II Graham, lota 36,
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
Geo. W. McGraw, of Greenville,
was in the city' this morning.
V. B. Jolly, of Portland, was in
town. yesterday.
J. T. Heard ' and wife, of Farm
ington, wera in town yesterday.
Butt' Leghorn egg? for hatching
Inquire of Mrs. Geo. Led ford, Fir
Street, between Second and Third.
Next Wednesday, April 10, one
day only, Dr. Lowe, the well known
oculo-optician, will be in Hillsboro,
at the Hotel Tualatin. Have him
teBt your eyes for glasses.
Aaaaming
ptarance
Better Ap-
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
37, .tH, .V). 4o N Tii:ritille al iooo
1. r and J r laratrna to Davies Broa
240 a atca 7 & IH t a n r t vr 2400
L F Carnteoa to Davies lro, timber
on 771; a above Banks 772
J E Farm ley to I)aiea Bros, timber
on 84 acres above Buxton S40
Abbie Smith to II W Scott, timber
on 1bdI above (iaston 600
Flora lUrthorri to H W Scott tim
ber on Unit above Gaston 1100
Ferry Beneficl to .1 W Shute, 160 a
aec 1 1 & 2 t 2 n r 4 w 1
H L Halvorseo to Frank C Orth.
76.8I a sec IS t 1 a r 2 w . . . 2200
Albeit W I.auKbliu to lamea Brown,
40 a sec 1 2 l 3 1 r 2 w 800
John F Young to James Brown, 60 a
aec 7 t 3 a r t w i too
John Norell to loUn J Conaway, lo
a sec 23 t i a r 1 w 2TOO
Louis Kliuk to Catherine Klink, 40
1 wc 3 1 1 n r 4 w So
A A Mead to Maeeie O'Donnell, 5o
xi4v4 'I at Buxton 25
John Tiiberg to Edward Anderson,
10 a sec 25) t 2 n r 2 w 300
Uiol Ascuim to beo r Harries, 40 a
aec 0 t 1 a r 4 w 000
J as 1 iiuxton to 11 W Scott, 50x202
it oik 4a, 1-orest lrove. . . . too
Jacob Uuchele to B F Purdy. 2'ix
154 roos near uaston 2S7
V m Keidt to J F Symp, lots 16, 17,
IN bile 31 V r Heights 35
Agnes kronen llrunner to H W Scott
tract at Forest Grove 100
J N IIoiTman to Aug Lo veer en, 160
a sec 14 t 1 n r 5 w 100
Kockltull to Win Schendel, 30 a
aec 15 t 1 a r 3 w 1200
F T Miller to Geo N Chapman 30
aec 32 t 2 n r 4 w isoo
Alice M borber to Jno K Joseph, 2
a sec 13 t I n r 2 w ...2000
F J Bailey to K V Elrod, 100 a Sol
Knincx donation 10
D A Hayes to Minnie Roswurm lota
8 & 9, Smith plat & 1 "1 a Elk Em-
rick donation 2500
Diana cnnstian to Samuel Carlyle.
lots 4. 5, 0 bile 2 S 1 ad t Grove 000
J W ruqua to G u l attersou, '.'4x106
It In 1-orest Grove 1500
civemisis 10 1 11 aouman a Jno
11 Walker donation 150
H llotlman to K w Airey X a Jno
Walker donation 25
ntonjacobson to Harry Anderson,
120 a Cbaa Stewart donation .. '.4100
J L Mizner to J E Cronan, trustee,
40 acres bol l-.umck d 1 c, Corne
lius scoo
Franklin Doughty to Chaa Khoades,
7 lota blk 8, bairview 127a
Albert Laughlin to James Brown, 40
a aec 12 t a r 2 w 800
J P Young to James Brown 65 a sec
7 t 3 a r i w 1 oo
J R Powell to J Wilkes lot 9 bib 3
1 uorue s addition 300
S B Huston to J L Washburn i62 a
sec 34 t 2 n r 5 w 1000
Jennie Winters to A Niman, 3 lots
K F,van Church, Hbo. slo
Felix Verhoeven to T Littlehales 1
lots 3, 5, 6, blk 10, S P ad Foiest
Grove 340
Louis Klink to John Klink 40 a sec
5 t 2 n r 4 w 80
J D Housley to L F & II R Emmott
6 a on Dairy Greek at Long Bridge 400
Chas lliatt to D B Reasoner 40 a aec
12 1 1 u r w. 1
First Nat'l Bank to E B Tongue, 16
lota In Mortondale 1
Jas Woodman to O M Hofsteader, 7
lots w f Heights 25
Wm Daniels to J A Comely lots 8 &
9 Gray Oak tract ." 712
Herman Hoffaber, of near Ti
gardville, and who has worked
around various logging camps and
sawmills in the county for a num
ber of years, was arrested in Yam
hill county and taken before Judge
C. E. Kindt, of Kinton, last week,
on a charge of having assauited
one Mrs. 8. H. Behnke. who resides
between Kinton and Tigardville.
The woman alleges that Hoffaber
came along and tried to entice
away her do?, and when remon
strated with Hoffaber drew a revol
ver on berand ordered her into the
house. Judge Kindt placed Hofia
ber'e bonds at f XX), and Constable
L M. Heeae brought the prisoner
to the county jail as the bond was
not forthcoming. When seen in
tbe county jail Hoffaber said he
bad been drioking, but tbat he bad
no revolver and never did have
one. 1 be case will be investigated
by the district attorney.
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your head
and eye ache with a pair of his su
perior glasses. They cost no more
than others, and you have the ben
efit of bis skill and over IS years'
experience. Consult him at the
Hotel Tualatin, next Wednesday,
April 10.
It is rot likely that tbe city
council will permit a biaeball
ground far general uses in the city-
park, as they think that Sunday
playing might be objectionable to
many citizens. They fay that
those who like a ball game can go
and see one at any time and games
at the park on Sundays, with the
attended noise, might keep people
away, who would otherwise make
a day in the shade. A ball ground
will be platted, however, for use on
celebration days days and tor other
occasions. "
All persoDB who have old fencing
or rubbish alone countv road in
Road District 19, are hereby re
quested and notified to remove
same by April 1, 1007. Also want
men and teams at reasonable
ages. Jacob Reichen, Supervisor,
Hillsboro, Ore., R. 4.
Agent Pratt Vickers reports that
the S. P. line is now clear through
to San Francisco, and freight is
accepted for California points.
Operator Nelf on left this evening,
for Albany, where he takes the key,
and Agent Vickers expects to have.
anothpr assistant soon. The Argue
hopes that Mr. Vickers will be re
tained here as agent. He is capa
ble and has made many friends
during his stay in Hillsboro. -
For tale: Very swell canopy
top surrey, nearly new; strong,
durable, has lamps, and is thor
oughly modern. Goes for $80.
Mrs. 'Ellerson, 525 Clay Street.
Portland, Oregon. Or inquire of
Kuratli Bros., Hillsboro.
Carl Sorenson, of Reedville, Bues
Anton Jacobson for $G00. Mr
Sorenfon swears that he was to sell
theJacobson farm for $3600, net,
and he was to get as bis com
mission all he could receive over
that price. He claims he found a
purchaser who was willing to pay
$4200 for the ranch and that the
dtfendant thereupon refused to
make the deed.
For sale: 25 head of high grade
sheep ewes with lambs, about a
month old. Price per bead, in
clusive of lambs, if taken away
soon, $10. A. N. Cutting, Sher
wood, R. F. D. 4. Residing near
Kinton.
Gilbert Tilbury, formerly of this
city, will be here on the 13tb, with
the McMinnville Dramatic Com
pany, and it is to be hoped that
bis old friends will turu out. The
chief character in the play is Doty,
nd he is all to tbe gord. Mr.
Doty was down here at the K. of P
convention and gave several illus
trations of his prowess as a come
dian.
FROrKKIOHAL.
F A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Sarreon
Offlr ltalley Morgan bliiek, 'tiimtair.
Rooms 12. 1.1 ami W Keotitence Huuth
wnoteoriier Ka.-vline and Haeunil HlrrrU.
Both 'Phone.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. U.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npotalrs over The Delta Drug: flora
Riatrtenoa Kaat of Court Hon,
In to corner of the block.
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1E, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or EugUah. Ol
tira njmUirs, over L. M. Hoyt Oil's, (tore,
north side of Main St., Hillaboro, Or.
AFaaata
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidence on corner Second and Oak fit
Oregon Phona 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 rbonea. Hillsboro, Ore.
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Caw. H. Bmglay IK, at. Hmrm
BAGLEY a hare
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Skate Building1
HILLSBORO, . . OBFCiON.
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H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAV?
Office, upstair, over the Post Office,
; UiUabore, Oregoau
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 3, 4, & 3, Morgaa Blk, Hillaboro.
PROBATE
In April falls the sunny showers,
All nature's dressed in gay attire,
Spring on us many a blessing pours
A Beason which we all admire;
And when you're out in Hillsboro
town,
matter whether sad or cheery,
Come iu and see what's to be shown
At l'almateer'a Con feet iouery,
In the Paciiio Railway & Navi
gation Company's tunnel the other
day workmen found a clam shell
that had become petrified. General
Manager Lytle has the curiosity
and he expects to have a clambake
and entertain a few of' hia friends
at a little supper before many
moons the clam will keep and
Andrew McCabe is to ha invited
out from Portland to act as toast-master.
Personal property of late Axel Anderson
of Progress, turned over to widow, upon
her payment of funeral expenaes.
Guardian of Bessie G Woodham et als
shows $400 on hand. Report approved.
J J and A C WirU given letters aa
executors of will of late Agnes Wirtz.
Christina ' Peters appointed -executor
will of late Chris refers, deceased, for
merly of Cornelius. J E Reeves, A Ben
son and F Schoen, appraisers.
Emelie Adler awarded property of
late Louis Adler alias F L Brown.
Inventory I J ftaughftnan estate ap
proved, i
Sale realty minors, Lewis and Everett
Dllluboy, continued.
Final account of estate J T Ross, de
ceased, and John Paul lliltbrun, de
ceased, sit for Aisy b.
B. C. Ilollenheck, of Mountain
dale, was in town yesterday.
Public dance, at Hillsboro Opera
Houbb, Saturday evening, April b
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Ruoiiih 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Flork,
street. Oyer Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - OREGON
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office UpaUlfs, Balky Merge Block
Room, 1 an! 1. -
HILLSBORO, - ORIQON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stair, Central Black.
HILLSBORO . OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
E. J, LYONS
B. F. CORNELIUS
We sell more agricultural im
plements than ail of our compet
itors, put together. The reason
we ship direct from the factory,
and pay spot cash for them. Come
and get prices. Schulmerich Bros
Franklin Doughty this week sold
to Chas. Rhoades' the property
bounded by Ninth and Teuth, on
Washington Street, consieting of
i acres. Tbe sale was made
through Ed. J. Taylor, agent for
L. Cate, of Main Street, Hills
boro.
Mrs. Gowan will be at the green
house in South Hillsboro every
Thursday until her stock of
shrubbery, bulbs and flowers are
9jld out. Come early to get the
best bargains.
John Nyberg, of Tualatin, was
up yesterday, and says that the
Oregon Electric Company has laid
over a half mile of rails and that
they now have a steam shovel at
work on the line. Things are very
ivtly down hia way, says Mr.
Nyberg.
For sale: Fifty head of Angora
goats, half of them being naonies
WW, alter sneanng. Alo one
graded Durham bull, about 2 years
old. JL. S. button, Laurel, Oregon.
Elder A. A. Beery, will preach
at the Christian Church, next Sun
day, at the usual hours. Subject
for morning service: "Elements of
Church strength." For evening
"A Young Man's vision." Meeting
for Bible Btudy, Friday evening, at
r8 0 clock. All invited
Wanted: To buy a 1200 or 1300
pound horse; must . he sound and
of good disposition. J. M. Brown
LYONS & ; CORNELIUS
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Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yoti right. Add your aale to our list.
Call in and see us.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
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IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers In Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write n ,
for particulars. Address 335 E. Morrison,
PORTLAND
OREGON
i T. R. Imbrie
Everybody invited to the Hills
boro Opera House, Saturd ay eve-1 Wells Fargo Express Office, Hills-
ning, April 0. ' uoru.
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation
and sale of Desert Landa a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
NEW ERA PAINT
Varnish anil Brushe .
, Paint and Deoormtlng
FURNITURE REFINISHED
In any of the modern styles, by an
-I 1 Jl : A
painting, papering, tinting and all
kinds of interior decorating.
H. GESSNER, Hillsboro, Ore
Dniley Bl'h between Third and Fourth.
Gm Mm HUNTER
Contractor and Bulldmr
Estimates given on all classes of building
Shop, rh-mt Mf Wwaw Tab
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Hllltboro,
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