HiLLScoP.O AftjUa, SkaVI, iic)
0 fyf riif )Tr rj
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DR. a G. Dim TRIES
I
Shot lliinsclf TliroiiKli Mod)',
at Vcrnonia
MILLET JUST illSSKS DI.S HEART
I'ratUi) I'foltisioo of Ucutlntry at
Grove fur Year
tbe
Dr. 0. C. Hiatl, gd rr yeira.and
who for month" litigated with hi
wife before justice courts here, at
Cornelius, and Forest Grove, the
bone of contention Wing a halrack,
attempted suicido at Wrnonla, the
first of the mtt'k by ehooting him
self through the body, the bullet
juit miening bin heart, passing en
tirely through tbe il.cft. At lasl
reports the aUrmling phytician i
of the opinion the patient will re
cover if Mood poison enn bo avert
ed. Dr. llialt, in his prime, wax
a leader in dentistry, and hie prac
tice at Forest Grove wan extensive
and lucrative. He was an excen
tlonally bright man, but drinking
and family trouble clouded hie In
tellect and he became cureltMg, per
eonally, end deficient, mentally,
until self respect wan abandoned.
After hie wifo procured a divorce
tbe Dr. went to Halem and made
hit home with bin dialer, who baa
wealth. A faw month a to he went
to Vernonia to tike a brace, and to
once more gal into the dental har
neaa. It i euppnaml that he was
despondent over t lie failure of bis
life, and concluded llm powder and
ball route wan tbe micsl and moat
certain.
Aside mini Jim iiroh'tteion lie wa
a skilled meohanic, and the much
litigated hallrark, the product of
his bands, coeiing your a ol labor,
was a beatitlitil work or art.
MURKAY .S: MACK
Murray A Mack, the Turnout) Irish
comedians in tho far en cemedy,
"Around the Town," will be the
attraction at the Crescent theatre,
next Monday, May fi. This show
comes direct from the lleiligand
is the largest appearing at the
Crescent. Beats are now selling at
a rapid rale at Mccormick's mimic
store. Secure them early.
There are 40 people in the com
paoy, nioetly girle, all who have
witnessed this production cay it is
one ci the grainiest on tho road
Trices: Lower II or and loges, 41
balcony, ?fc; gallery, fiOc.
FOR SALE
Eighty acres of laud, within three
miles of Gaaloti. Twelve acres
cleared, of which 0110 acre is in fine
bearing prune. Forty acree of
good limber. Will largely pay for
place perhaps pay all. Log houae
on place that one could occupy
until be built. Half mile ftom
school. Thirty living springs on
property nno for dairy ranch
Terms, $2,000, half down, balance
on lime. Reasonable interest
Anyone winding to look this place
over can write a day or so br fore
coming, and be will he met at
station and taken to place E
Best, Gaston, Ore.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crescent Theatre
Murray & Mack..,
A Texaa Ranker.
Old Arkaoiaa ,
...May
...May
...May
.Anient
The Rajah of llltong.
Thorni & Orange Uloaaotna. .October 26
PROBATE
Louie it'gi-tilliu1cruioinU'l uiliiiitiistm
tor eatnte of rtcu hummers, deceased
and )', I Kurulli, A A AihUtmui iiikI M M
CavannttKh, Ait'aii'ra,
W M Lydii estale valued nl VSI6.Q4.
Pernotiiil pmperty to lie sold at private
lale by administrator.
Jot iHtcrst estate cloned of record an
bond to be released Upon filing of all the
receipt.
A II Cudy etttute inventoried nt f.W.
Hatatc of l)r Richard Sattdford, dec
inventoried nt f HKto.
Huh! That's Nothing!
Shaking of singular accident., Charley
Lolby aoya that one Happened 10 ma ui
vorite cow not a tlioiisand years ago
The cow atcntied on a small round rot-
while on a aide hill and fell and rolled to
the bottom. When the fiirtu lunula went
to nick her ui) thev discovered ahe had
Ktraltied tier iuiik. 1 rmeviiie ueview
That's nothing, J. T. Fletcher, of Ui
Grove, sava tlna u t,alcs Creek matt lo
his cow one night, and the next morning
found her frozen into n pond, into which
ahe had fallen. He extricated the cow
and ever since that episode the famil
has been rcualitit! on ice ctcum, and
Forest Grove confectioner offers fsco for
the animal.-
Farmers Take Notice
W. B. Cate iv. Son have a fine black
Spanish Jack at the Hawthorne
plane, and he will be placed in the
stud this reason. Farmers who
desire to raise mules that will be
marketable tthould look this fellow
over. They alno have a fine young
Clydesdale stallion that will be in
tbe stud tor a faw select mares.
Ladies', gents', and children's
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at II, Webrung & Sons,
the Woman Club of Forest
rove, Are to bring I'rof. Win.
Wallace Graham, tbe well known
ollnlai ol Portland, and Mile.
orelli, tbe "Swedish Nightingale,"
Foreet Grove, for a concert,
jim fim In M.v. ArpinnnmAiitl
will be made to have the local I
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train rnn as far as McMinnville
nd Ilillshoro after the concert,
charging one and one-third fare for
the round trip. 1 he price of the
concert tickets will be $100 for
reeerved seats, and Wo for student
tickets and general admission.
vtatca tne papers and bill boards
for further announcements.
If you want to tile your pUce,
get figures from the Groner A I
towell Company, of Boholls. We
are tne largest manufacturers oi
drain tile in the county, and have
sold our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Spring.
get our figures of brick, building
blocks etc. We alao furnish lum-
a i II t a in
oe r. rougn ami iiresseo. oi m
kinds, and deliver if required, in
auflicient quantities. Address uc
- i
at Hillsboro, H. F. D. No. 2.
Dr. Linklater went nn in (Saatnn
I 'tin si rt I I I
ink umi. ,uu opiiicu I'l. vkuhuiu,
of Portland, in operating upon
Claude Thomas, a young man aged
21, who was suffering from append
citis and peritonitis. 1 be patient
was at the King farm. Dr. Baker,
of Gaston, also assisted in the sur
gical work: The young man i
still alive and resting easy, but
oath would have taken place be
fore this bad bere been no opera
tion, as the affection was already
angrenous. Thomas folks reside
at iluxton.
I am dow prepared to show you
the Chas. Btevens tv. Bros.' samples
tbe new Spring styles in ladies'
mix, cloth and waab shirtwaist
suits; also of dreea suits and drees
kirte, made to your special order.
nd of your own selection of goods I
Milk ami rlnlh rn.t. nl.n rarrU-1
r w m DtsiiitiBiu 11110 ui wmbcw
nd underskirts. I wijl be glad to
bring my goods to your house upon
reuueei. inuecenaeni r none. jno. 1
'2ti4. Mrs. M. K. Caudle.
,,.,.. . . .,1
num. lungie nas oeen using tne
m uoner lor a lew uayr, wone me
furnace under tbe boiler is under
going brick repairs. The rear ol
the brickwork had fallen out and
made the draft so strong that Bill
says a man had to put a cable on
himself to keep from being pulled
nto tbe Gre box when throwing in
wood.
Thoroughbred Brown
Leghorn
eggs, 5 cents per setting.
15 PCffS
eelMog. incuitator lots at re
.1
duced prices. Phone, Pacific
States, 38 Kor Exchange. Mrs
'eter anderzaoden, Greenville,
Ore., It. F. U. 3.
Peter Hrser, the 1 1-year stepson
of Peter Heichen, of Bethany, while
working in tbe orchard the other
day, fell from a fruit tree, which he
had climbed in order to remove a
dead limb, and broke his arm. Dr.
Tamieeie went out and reduced the
fracture.
Who doe not love tho mouth of My
vt hen many roaes bloom mo gay.
Though this to all l quite a treat ,
We can not live unless we eat,
And when you need a luxury,
Meanlm lust the arrraaiTV.
Good thlnr you'll II ml for sail or merry
At ralmaur's Lonineuonery.
I.. J. Ialmalir, Troji.
David Itice, for years in charge of
a hospital corns of nurses at the
Roseburg Soldiers' Home, has left
that institution, and has taken a
l . Pn.il.nrf.mMr. .ith
Clarence Mays. Mr. Kice and his
daushter. Mrs. Mays, were out
yjng 4iiu I 4 a vi tiaiitM ajs vuva j
Sunday, guests at the E. P. Cor
neliua borne.
We carry the beet Bhoe on tbe
market for the money. W. L
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. II. VVehrung & Sons
II, Malller, of near Banks, was a
oouoty seat caller lust evening
When asked about tbe habing up
there Mr. Mailer said he was catch
ing about as many as any of them
and he savs be never caught a
trout in his life.
Cattle pasture for Spring and
Summer. Uood tame grasses ana
nlentv of water. Good fences,
Will take Btook beginning Wiln
Mayl. Q. W. Marsh, Cornelius,
Ore It F D 1
and who baa just finished a fine
saloon building, waa in town yes
terday, appearing before the ooun
ty board, with a petition for a
uor license.
For sale. 50 Angora wethera, at
n per head. R. B Collins, Hills
boro, Route 1. Paoifio States phone.
F. L. Myers, son of Lieut. W. II.
H. Myers, 0! ForeBt Grove, waa in
town yesterday, selling goods to his
Hillsboro customers. .
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia and you will
try them again and again.
Henry Smith, who moved from
North Hillsboro to Clackamas, and
at which plaoe his wife died a year
ago, waa in the oity tbia week.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for. the Schiller or Excellencia
Oregon manufacture.
W. H. Taylor will deliver ice to
ouatomerB in lots from 25 pounds
unward. Leave orders at Weh
rungs' or at VaughU.
New style shirtwaists, spring
lice, now in from the East. H.
Wehrung & SonB.
Argus and Journal, f 1.75.
TO 1SK LET ON FRIDAY
...in L! . .. lt'l.
iiu un ??ui
Tor the Omnty
ROBERT SIMPSON GIVES- LICENSE
Csuoty Board la in Session fur May
Term of Court
The county court is in evasion this
week, and will not adjourn until
tomorrow evening. Robert Simp-
e0n, ol Buxton, was granted license
. ,.,.. . ,
to 'uct "J on- h havmK I'ut
UH "w uu " nn.-et.Mry
majority petition
Tomorrow will be a great day
'
r,,n i, , :n
sua tyiiiii ni. k;i r- ud iim luui l win
open figures on the following:
nettli-d Did will l rerwveil at tlinfiMlcc
of til County Clerk. II lltoru. Ommn.
"ll Krldar, ta Hr.l, IW,l the hour
wl ",,M. I'. .! rtnii utiv. bum uinii
opened for count riii-tlun of n liridn ikti.kb
IdH'k ( rrwk, near Urlhany, known anllie
tioli-omli llrldxe.
liiUM w ill mIho 1i riicclvl at the Hume
time and (dace for the eouxtructloii ol a
ill oil Hi" rouu lialii it to the iiura .V
Kniila aavr mill and about :fi fnt, Iroin
I lie main roal between Hill-dung mid
lAitrol.
Alio for riair Uitilem oe liriilt-e.
Kor ri'tmlraou Uolt-oiuli lirid.
rut rc.ii mi iUion liml'.
for r'tpairi on Keeven-I'dllm-k bridu".
The complcto proceedings will be
published next week
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Geo N Miller to W L l'sraotis, 10.12
aaec I2 1 1 a r 4 w .fit
I'D Morrii to A II Kpraiucr, loll 4
ami 5 I) Ik 7, lleaverlon y
Ch Hboadesto R I. C.te, 8.4.5 a
, -e ,
10 l.nai Au.oer .M a
u,... . - c m f.i.a. , t.
,6. 27 North Tirdvii'ic'
vm Harvey to jno Skogiuuil, 16.19
acrca urnnee iu.i doaation io
W L t'araom to C M An.lcrton, uS
acres near (iast.n 100
. . .,..,i. , r. n r.... . p.. .
South I'ureat Hroe ic
I...C ij.i.v tu J c M.i.r. r.i acrr. in
Jacob Wooly donation atto
Isaac Cauipbell to Georiie Varley, 15
acres west ol lltllslmro 3500
0 Waddle to M L Iterdmi, 16 acres
acc 16 t 1 n r 3 w ljoe
M I. Berdan to O Waddle, part blk
7 M alker I al l-cresl Grove 2350
Geo Sloan to A R Iabo, part of lot
i block 6 1 oreat Grove 4300
J A ThornbureU to J W Fuqua, the
grantor's iuterest Crescent Mills, loooo
Frank Weircuback to Oswald Kra'ik
Lots 6 and 7, in town of Keedville 600
J N Swift to J R Simpson, 22X10
near IJilley 1350
Felix Verhoeveu to M M Sparks tret
lu W W Catching donation Sno
Walter Hoge to Telle Hoge, part
blk a8 1-orest tlrove
Jacob Wouieladorf to llsuk of Sher
wood, lots 3, 4, a, buetwood 05.)
R V Hynd to 1) A I'alullo, 1 6 acres
In Graham donation 10600
F Scboen to Mirk Tracv, tract In
blk is Cornelius 1000
K SchlerTelin itat to Ilermau Oster-
man, 0.66 a Monroe donation....
J P Gardner to Adam Luchsiueer, a
roadway in Ieuox donation 79
V A Clapahaw to J 1' Sesstuan, .riox-
100 tt Walkers ad rorest Grove S50
Mia Kmuia Dillaboy etal to Nick
Keni titer 19.94 a Cooper Mountain 500
Thoa Herd to Geo Turpin, 13.35 a
m .1 .m Roweii donation
W K Howard to A L Danfurd, 97 a
ec': "ra .VV'-'iV V3
Sarah Keller to t H lerwtlliger, 30
a sec 31 1 2 a r 1 w
Silas Bowera to I V Shute, 160 a see
9 t 3 n r 4 w 1
Warren K Wheeler to N W Kiiil'
84 acres Stokes donation 1050
John A Foole to W G Hare, lots 6, 7
and blk 17, Ilillshoro 100
W G Hare to C Rhoades, same tret, 1100
W 8 Smith to W II Chamberlain, Its
5 an b, blk 1, ruirvtcw 31x1
Wallace Yates to II IS Nobles, 10 a in
Graham donation laud claim 50.
Frederick Col felt to T I Patterson 30
acrea near Sherwood 1700
D B Reasoner to T W Norby, 40 a
sec 12 t 1 u r 0 w , 31
Ktntua Druschel to A II Iiiinn, 40 a
In sec o t a a r t w too
L II W'atklus to M IS Bump, 5 acres
stokes douation l-orest Grove. . . .
Clara R Sipe to A C RafTetv, tract in
bldanah V alker donation S51
Albert S Sholes to it n Buird, lot 14
blk f Oak (iiove addition looo
John Kurmann to John Fuig, a a in
anno donation lanuciaim b5c
Harriet JLousigiiout to lieury liuber
Hint arrnt uim 9 I l n p r uf I
Drusilla Gore Bronson to, Oregon
weetne, tigut ot way... 112
natvey iNoriurup 10 unuea tuciu-
reo Church, half a Shady Brook. . ---
S B Huston to John Gaarde, 10 a sec
10 t a s r 1 w 300
A PARTY DRIVE
Bethany and Phillips young people
eojoyed a drive to Portland, on the
'Mb, making tbe exoursion en
masee. Those who made up the
excursion were:
The Misses Mautlte Rcichcn, l.ydia
Spies, l.ydia Trachsel, Hcdwig and Ida
. . . 1 1
liysie, Margaret aim irn is.ciiru, vurrie
and Lix7.ie Heberlcin, Annie Hess,
Martha FMiimrand Metn Hansen; Messrs.
Win. ltnrrcth, Henry Spies, Philip Diet.,
John Kehrli, Florinn llemuiy, Fred
I less, David .ntiuierninu, i-red tteuer
lein, and Walter Dysle.
The neighborhood trip was voted
a great suocesB by the participants.
VARLEY SMITH
Mr. Geo. T. Varley and M'ibb Edith
M, Smith were united in marriage,
April 28, 1907, at the home of the
bride's parents, at Glen wood, Rev.
8. S. Dallas, ofnoiating. The bride
and groom will reside a mile west
I of Ilillshoro.
Argus and Journal, 1 1.75.
C. W. Loudon, ol Glencw,
was
n the city yesterday.
F. Fox, of .Sherwood, was an
Argus caller yesterday.
Harrington Hall cofbte is the
best you can buy. Get it at Greer's.
K. G. Hagey, of Sherwood was
comity seat caller yesterday,
F. W. Hcbuhhoiz, of Bethany,
was in the city ytBterday morning.
John Purves, of South Tualatin,
was in town yesterday.
Secure your seats early for Mur
ray A Mack.
Born, to YA. Wangor and wife,
of Foreet Grove, April 22, l!K)7,a
irl.
See tbe choruB of 25 lieautiful
girls at the Crencent theatre next
Monday, May C.
Win. Bouc?ein, of Mountaindale,
wsb a county seat visitor, yeHter-
ay.
Don't miss the largest attractioo
1 . the history of the Crescent
theatre. Murray v Mack, next
Monday nighti
Herman P.ishup, of the Bishup
Sros. sawmill, was in from Shady
Brook, yesterday.
Murray & Mack, the famous
rinh comedians will come direct
from the Heilig theatre and play
at the Crescent noxt Monday night
John 11. Bailey, who is doing
some cruiuing lor tue county as
eeesor, was in town yesterday.
Onion reed, Yellow Globe Dan
vera, for sale, from selected stock,
and other varieties. Address K. J
Thomas, Beaverton, Ore.
K. C. Luce, with the Pacific
Cbast Condensed Mi!k Company,
was in town the last of tbe week.
Ladies' knit and aiunlin under
wear, latest patterns: embroideries
and lacee finost line in the coun
ty, at II. Webrung & Sons
Clerk Godman yesterday granted
icepse to wed to F. C. Lukes and
Gertrude Edwards, of Sherwood
The finest line of
fcpring dreFB
goods arriving daily
at II. Weh
rung & SonB.
Thos. Sain, of Gaston, and G
V. Hines, of Buxton, were in tbe
city yesterday.
Freeh milk cows for sale.
B. Cate, Hawthorne Ranch, east of
this city.
Frank Sheppard, of Portland
was the guest of Willie Ireland to
day.
Schulmerich Bros, areheadouar
ters for wire fence. e have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days
Cheaper than lumber.
Mrp. Borden, of St. Johns, was
in town today, enrcute to w
ning to vu-it her daughter, MrB
Wni. McGill.
I have opened a blacksmith shop
at Reedville, and am prepared lo
do all kinds of country work. M
B. Going, Heedvilie. !
Mr. and Mrs. John Purves,
of
Portland, were out Sunday, guests
of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Johnson, ol
South Tualatin.
Mrs. Vigg9 and the cabbage
patch, and other attractions, in
Hilltsboro, May 10. Particulars
later. r
J. V illis Warren, a Portland
salesman, and Miss Floesie V.
Copper, of near Greenville, have
been granted license to wed.
Strayed From Cornelius, a bay
mare, weight about 900; smooth
shod all around; mane clipped.
Reward Notify C. B. Buchanan,
Cornelius.
George McCabe aud Andrew Mo
Cabe, contractors for the Cum
uiings' tunnel on the P. It. & N.,
were in town today, going out to
the ecene of their contract.
Dr. Linklater has installed
Truax Greene X-ray machine, one
of the finest instruments of its
class that is soil to physicians and
surgeons.
Smokers like tho Schiller and the
Kxcellencia. Thote cieara are of
the beat stock. You can't fool an
authority on a good cigar.
M. S. Dailey is down from For
est Grove, this week, getting ready
to move and fix up another bust
ntaa building, on Second Street, for
Dr. Linklater.
If you wish to spend a few quiet
minutes and at the same time par
take of a most refreshing and de
licious ice cream, visit the Den of
Sweets.
Health Officer Dr. F. J. Bailey
waa recently called to Cornelius to
look after a smallpox caeo. He
found the patient suffering from a
mud attack end placed the house
in quarantine. The family recent
ly moved there from tbe oast.
Bufl'alo Pitta engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Press, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moore, llillBboro, Ore., Route 2,
residing just east of Hillsboro, this
side of Newton.
The school board met last week,
but did not finish hiring the corps
of teachers for the coming term,
next Fall. However, they voted
to retain SfiplT Barnes. John
Masters was awarded tho contract
for G5 cords of wood for $2.98 per
cord. The balance of the teacherB
will soon be placed on tho salary
list.
iAILWAY PROMOTERS
Swigcrt Wants United Kail-
way Franchise Revoked
w'lffE.VBEKG SAYS BE WILL BUILD
Opposing Corporations Before
Port-
land's Street Committee
uesday afternoon Herman Witten-
rg, of the United Railways, and
nd C. F. Swigert, of tbe Oregon
Electric, were before the Portland
Street committee, talking railroad
Hillsboro. Mr. Wittenberg
wanted the street committee to get
ready to extend tbe United Rail
way Franchise to the belt line on
ront Street, and eays his company
is now spending thousands, and
that as soon as they can eet rails
they will have the Portland end of
the road covered, and then will
build to Hilleboro. Swizert con
tended that the United people
could not finance their road and
hat the franchise should be re
voked. Mr. Swicert says he is go
ing to build to Hillsboro and that
bis proposition ia not "hot air."
Herman Wittenberg is the presi
dent of the Pacific Cosat Biscuit
Company, and he sells crackers to
Hillsboro people. He is rich, but
it takes money to build electric
lines. Mr. Wittenberg and his
Portland aseociatea are all men of
means, and allege they will have
trouble in financing the deal. Mr.
Swigert eays that the Oregon
hlectnc n already financed, and
ready to build at once, provided
they can get into Portland, but
they do not want to be bottled up
when tbey reach tbe Portland
terminal.
If theee fights keep on a few
years longer Washington County
larmers will build tbo grade them
stives, buy the rails, and have a
road of their own.
WE1SEN BACK WHEELER
Mr. Guy Weisenback and Miss
Emma Wheeler, of near Reedville,
were united in marriage at the
borne of the bride's parents, Sun
day, April 28, 1907, Rev A. Rob
inEon, tho Presbvterian pastor of
ficiating. The wedding march was
played by Miss Iijnnie Weisen
buck, sister of the groom. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence of tbe relatives of the con
tracting parties and their friends.
A splendid wedding dinner was
served in the afternoon. At the
conclusion 0! the ceremony, Daisy
Weifenback, the three months old
sister of the groom, waa christened
by Pastor Robinson. Thoee pres
ent at the wedding were. , -
(Ijaugnter of David R Wheeler and
wife.- Mr. eieenback took charge
of the Johnson farm, May 1, and
thehappy couple will at once be
gin housekeeping, t r v
SOUTH TUALATIN PARTIES
The tiu'inburs of the Whist Club cave
Mr. anil Mrs. Y'm, Schulmerich a sur
prise party on the evening of the l ith of
April, the occasion beint; their nineteenth
weiMing anniversary. Those present
were Jlessrs. aim Mesilames Schtiluier
ich, Burkhalter, Stevens, Rehse, Kanma,
Krebs, Stewart, Toelle, Johnson, Misses
Kattie Behlingauil Bertha Uehse; Messrs.
Ma B-'hling, Newt Johnson and Ervine
Unrkhalter. Cards were played until
miduight.when refreshments were served.
Those winniiiK prizes were Mrs. Rehse
and Bertha Kehse, Max Behling and J
B. Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Krebs were also
surprised on their ninth anniversary, the
evening of April tSth. The crowd weut
quietly on the hill at the back of the
house ami waited uutil the lights went
out, when they commenced to charivari
them, aud kept it up until they got up
and let the crowd in. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames Krebs,
Rehse, Schulmerich, Burkhalter. Kanina
I togrefe, Stewart, Toelle, Johnson; Misses
llattie llehlinR, Ida Stewart and Ktta
Schuluierieh: Messrs. Max Kehlinir. Er
vine Burkhalter, August Kloster, Newt
Johnson. Cards were the amusement of
the evening, the prizes being won by
Mrs. T. C. jolitison, ist; Mrs. Burkhal
ter, and; Mr. Rehse, ist. and T. B. Stew
art, and. After refreshments at midnight
the crowd returned home, wishing the
host and hostess would celebrate many
more wedding anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. T. 0. Johnson entertain
ed the Whist Club on the evening of the
27U1. Those present were Messrs. and
Mesdames Johnson, Toelle, Stewart.
Burkhalter, Krebs, Schulmerich, Kamna,
liehse, Purves, of t'ortland; Miss Bertha
Uehse, rvewt Johnson, J. M. Simpson.
Those winning were Mrs. Schulmerich,
1st; Mrs. Kninua, and; Mr. Kanma, ist;
Mr. Simpson, and.
Right goods right prices C. A.
Lamkin (Jo. ,
David Wenger, of Helvetia, was
a county seat visitor today.
Good, fresh young cow for sale;
calf at side Frederick Johansen,
Farmington.
A it it nearir.tf the time for tbe
first SDrav of Arsenate of lead, if
of thoee who are members of the
Reedville Horticultural society will
notify tbe secretary the amount of
ead tbey will require, he can co-
perate with other societies and get
t at reduced rates. Two and one-
half pounds of lead will make 50
gallons of spray and it will take
from one to one and one-half gal
Ions of spray per tree, and about
four sprays for the season, so by
counting your tree it is easy to
ngure tbe amount of Arsenate of
lead that yon will need. Trott
ing all will send in an early report,
so we catch the early worm, I am,
Yours Truly, B. N. Sproat, Reed
ville, Oregon.
Mrs. Gowan will be at the green-
bouse in South Hillsboro every
Thursday until ber stock of
shrubbery, bulba and flowers are
sold out. Come early to get tbe
best bargains. Independent phone
144.
I have been asked the question,
can contectionenes sell ice cream
on bunday under the Sunday
closing law?" For the informa
tion of the confectioneries of this
county I wish to say that I am of
tbe opinion that the Sunday law
permits the sale of ice cream and
soft drinks in connection therewith
on that day. I may also sueeest
that cbocolato confectioneries may
be included on tbe ground of being
perishable goods. I think, how
ever, that these articles named
fully cover the list excepted under
the law. John M. Wall, Deputy
District Attorney.
We sell more agricultural im
plements than all of our compet
itors, put together. The reason
we ship direct from tbe factory,
and pay spot cash for them. Come
and get prices. Schulmerich Bros
Ferd Groner was up from Scholia
tbia morning, and Btates that be
wiabea to notify patrons of the
Scholia' Percheron Horae Company
that their stallion will this season
not make the Tigardville, Beaver
ton and Reedville circuit, but wil
make Laurel, Farmington and be
the beet part of the week at tbe
Groner Farm, near Scholia. The
stands will be: Monday nnti
Tuesday morning, at Milton Cady's
Laurel; Tuesday noon, at Herman
Boge'e, Farmington; balance of
week, Groner place,
See their die
play adv., which
week.
appears nex
For Bale: 25 head of high gradi
sheep ewes with lambs, about a
month old. Price per head, in
elusive 01 lam be, it taken away
soon, flu. A. 2i. Cutting, Bher
wood, R. F. D. 4. Residing near
Kin ton
Mrs. Sarah X. Penne, aged 71
years, and a native of Norway
died at tbe family home, one mile
from Harmington, Tuesday, Apri
SO, 1907, from carcinoma of the
liver. DeceaEed was a very esti
maoie woman, ana bad many
friends in tbe farmington section
er husband, P. S. Penne, and
ve children, one of whom resides
I home, survive.
For Sale: . Fifty acres cleared
cd in the vicinity of Hillsboro,
a rur
iral moil anil rrtillr Mita noo
i- a 14 i m a ujuii nuu ao- at aa. a w u v uvitl
.lepuoce line
Fine location:
4,'Od building site. Inquire
of
pis-
1 The Washington County Veter-
ct Association met at Cornelius to
y, in semi-annual convention
e meeting Iras "well attended.
e Veterans voted to go to Hille-
. iro for their annual encampment
of three days. The old boys always
like the way Hillsboro treats them
and they are assured of a good
Just a few more left of those
perior and Standard ranges, and
Jersey Lily cook stoves, that we
will Bell you lor a dollar down and
dollar a week. Every stove
guaranteed to bo a good cooker,
No extra charge for delivering and
placing Btoves. Nelson Hardware
Co
Christian Church
3, A. A. Beery
Minister; Preaching every first and
third bundays; Bible Btudy, Fri
day evening, song drill Saturday
evening; Sunday School every Sun-
day, at 10 a. m. Y. P. S. C. E. at
7 p. m. Subject for next Sunday
morning, "The Armor." Evening,
"success in Apparent Failure."
Old Daniels' pure boiled and
raw linBeed oil by the barrel.
Fifty cents per gallon. Heath &
Muligan best prepared paints;
Creolite floor paints; Sunshine
finish, superior to any Japalacs for
fine finish, at the Nelson Hard-
ware Co.
The Modern Woodmen will give
a dance at Allen's Grove, on Sat
urday evening, May 4, if the weath
er permits outdoor dancing. If
weather is bad the dancing will be
in the Ibrapp Hop bouse.
Misses Emily Johnson and
SuBie McKinney, and II. E. M&
Kinney were out from Portland
Sunday. '
G. W. Morgan and George Len
non, ot Vinelands, were in the
city yesterday.
Freeh Garden Seeds at John
Dennis.'
Miss Pearl Smith was down
from McMinnville, Sunday.
Charter Oak stoves and ranges,
C. A. Lamkin Co.
Walter Bernard, of North Forest
Grove, was in town this morning.
Arcrua and Parifio MnntK1 11 KA
PROFESSIONAL.
f. A. 13A1LEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Ballav-Mnrran block, tiimlnlrs.
Rooms 12. 18 and 15. Resldsnc Hotith-
wmt corner Ravelins and ifeoond Streets
iJotn ' fliones.
S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offloa npsUIra over Ths Delta Drug Htoro
BMldane East of Court Uooae,
In tie corner of tbe block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1K, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8urgon Southern Paclfle Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or tnglinh. Ut
Doe npatalra, over L. M. Hojrt (Jo's, store,
north aide of Main St., Hillsboro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kealdence on corner Second and Oak Sta
Oregon Phone 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 Hil!sWn. Ore.
1 -
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - OREQOM
Saw. ft. Bam? W. O. Harm
DAOLEY A HARE
ATTO&MHYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shite Bailding-
HILLSBOEO, . . "OK KG 05.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW
Office, npetaire, over the Poet Office,
Hiliaboro, Oregon
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hiliaboro.
JOHN IL WALL
ATT0RNBY-AT-1.AW
Office Cpatalra, Bailey Mergaa Block,
Rooms, 1 an! 1.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
MftaeeaaW
W.N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stain, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write un
for particulars. Address 335 S. Morrison,
Portland : : : . Oregon
! T. R. imbrie !
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation Z
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write Z
or call at office. Z
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
NEW ERA PAINT
Varnish and Brumhom
Paint and Decorating
RNITURE REFINISHED
In any of the modern styles, by an
(experienced wood-finisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting and all
kinds of interior decorating.
H. OESSHER, Hiliaboro, Ora'
Dailey Bldg, between Third and Fourth.
Q. M. HUNTER
Contractor and Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Shorn, FJrarf Main aim.
KmmManom, mam and mt Oak.
Both Fhonmm
Hiliaboro,
- Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Bogan & McGrtet's Sale Stable
FobrstGeovk
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col,
Five years' succeaaful experience In
treating horses for lameness. 1'ractlce
all modern surgery. Castration, Spay
ing, Nerving for Relief of Chronic .
Lameness. Operation for Roaring
Pacific States' phone 31. Independent,!