UTTEK GARRI88S TO
BE I1EI1E1XT WEEK
Rural Delivery Men Hold
(unity (Convention
GOOU KOADS TO HE DISCUSSED
lf- of A.-M. nu, dlod atthel Vflll u 1 Uf WAX
AS TON'S GIET
Says Will Guarantee to Iluild
This Sennon
CALLS FOR A MASS MEETING
County uili;e and CommUnionm la
vilcd U AUidJ
The Washington County Rural
letter Carrier AHoclation will
hold county tni'dliiig at the court
house, net Thursday, May oO, the
meeting to be called to order at
1 1 :(H) in the morning. The matter
of butter road will ! dismissed
ml tli'i curriers have Bcked Judge
(loodin n ml lm tuth'fioiif rn l'utnt-r
and Buchanan to lw in attendance.
Secretary II. Ryd, of Beaver
ton, earnwtly rciunUi all carrier
to be present, an wi II as their nub
titulcH, and promiws an interest
Ins time. Ullirer will be circled
for the ensuing year and one dtde
irate will lie leited in attend the
(ate convention. K. I'. Loon, of
McMinnville, ami who in reiient
i,f thn Hat Aeaociatma. will He
with tlie biyn. Secretary Hoyd
write:
"Now. felliwcuriirr", Iryaud come out
and tee if we fin'l niukc a ruining
soctatioii In old Washington I'mmly
I it v it t ( have lircii ftnl to Conoty
Judge (imxliil and (he coimtilvionei to
be nitiriil and eiMm m on die rona
tiueatioil. 1 tlx) ritrud a central In
vllalloo lo nil who ere ti.ti-rclol In the
luml carriers ami tood nuds lo come
ml Im- wltU u May ,v."
HARTRAMPF- DAVIS
family home on liae Line road,
weet of llllleboro, Monday, May
20, l'J07, from tuberculosis. She
wa horn in Indiana, March 3,
1 MO, and moved with ber parents
to Iowa in 1840. She wedded Mr.
Illco in isr:5, later moving to Ore
Ron. Nine children were born to
the union, seven of wboiu survive:
A. IUce, Hilh-boro, Iowa; Win,
Ilice, Salem, Ore.; Kdwin 1'.
Rice, Dresden, Kansas, John T. will
lice, Hillelioro, Ore.;Ueo. II. Kice,
California; Mrs. F. C. Taylor,
Weeping Water, Neb : and Mrs. K
M. Chenille. Clattikanie. Ota. Mrt.
Rice had been member of the
htirch since ho waa ten years of
age, and affiliated with the Cong,
church, of thia city. The funeral
. w
Uok place yesterday, interment be
ng In the local cemetery.
If you want to tile your place,
net irorea from the uroner
llowoll Company, or Scbolls. w e
are the largoat manufacturers of
drain tile in the county, and have
eold our iiroduct far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Boring, call for
Pat up Beod to Complete
by (aauary i
Koad
The Oregon Klectrlc Line meann
business. They have hotiGod the
Hillsboro Board of Trade that if
tbis city will guarantee the right
of way between the county neat and
Itaverton that they will begin
grading at once, and will put up a
bond that the line will be com
pleted by January 1 next; In
pursuance of this proposition tlie
Board of Trade issues the following
a mass meeting:
Mr. Robert C. llartrainpf and Mini
Klizsheth T. Davis wero united h
marriage at the borne of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mm. 1. K. Davis
Tualatin I'lalitx, north (l Hillslxno,
on Wrdnday. May 'A 11K)7, Rev
Howard (iilp.itrick, pastor of the
Hillsboro Congregational Church
oMiclating. 1 he ceremony wad jht
forni'xl in tin i. reduce of the fami
liea of the bride and groom and
few invited Etiesls.
Miu Amanda Hartrampf wae
brideemaid and Mr. Chaa. Davie,
a brother of the bride, v.nn Broom
man. Mine Jemio l'oncl.'oii,
thia city, played the wedding
march.
After the celebration of the mar
riaee nr-rvice, thn wwldmu party
waa aeated to a dolif;hti)l luncheon.
Mr. and Mr. Ilartrampf departel
for a ehort wedding trip, after
which thty will Im at home to their
friend, ut thiir home on Seventh
and Bafttdina.
PUDLIC SALE
The unilereigned will MI at public
ralo at the Kred Soinmrr furm, 2
miles north of MounUindule, at
ten a. in., on
TUESDAY, Jl'MC 4
Cosk tovp, klli'lim IrMMire. hurfu,
trunk, shotuuti, rillr. q window Mi;lilii,
3 xc, i i rut iwwii, Imu'Umw, a .ilcb
hikn. Kitnlo foikt, dhovrls, linlloik,
bnl( kril lull. 6 roller i inlrtiiii, new
eriii,nter tmil. hnlnlrml, lot ttnkcta,
milk Dull, milk p.iin, lamp, liouxcliold
f!ooli, uriltone. whrcllwrrow, Irull
nr, (liliH, 3 KCytUei, ull Iron, liarnc,
auuer, h,tm ihiiilci, too brick, ,vt"0
leet ilretsccl lumber coiibimIiuk i( llixir-
Inu, i)iIIh "d ceiliiiK, 'il mimrroun
oilier rlli kn.
Terma: Ch1i in hand day of
rale.
LOUIS HI ICQ KNTHALKU,
Admr. KMate Fred Honimer, IWd
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
liet our Ggurea of brick, building
lock etc We aleo furuiah lum-
lur, rough and dreeeed, of all
kind, and deliver if required, In
eullicient ((uantitiea. Addreee un
at Hillelmro, It. F. V. No. 2.
Home oeakthie! entered the
Walker confectionery again on
evening lait week, while Mr. Walk-
r waa absent at aupper, and lapped
the till for a trifle Ie,a than ten
ollars in silver. This makes the
euond time that thia place has
ben robbad, and theoflkiuU are at
a Iom to ki.ow who the freebooter
may be. Borne of these days the
lad will be nipped. It is supposed
that the burglar went through the
Vrll-Fargo ollice and then broke
the fanleniug of the door between
the two placts.
I am now prepared to show you
tho Cbss. Hteveos Bros.' samples
of the new Hpring stylos in ladies
silk, cloth and waeh shirtwaist
suite; also of drees suits and dress
skirt, made to your special order,
and of your own selection ol goods
Hilk and cloth coals also carried.
I carry a standard line ot corsets
and underskirts. I will be glad to
bring my goods to your house upon
request. Independent Phone, No.
20 1. Mrs. M. K. Caudle.
The memlx-rn of the IlilUlmro Bnrtl
of Trmle ami all citiM'im who firvl an in
icrrnt in grUiiiK I'.U-rtric Uailwav line
(thii year) built from I'ortUnil tollills
Irnro, are invited lo meet at the City
I lull, Friday rvtuiiiK. My J4lh, lo7,
to meet with rejireartilativea of the Ore
Kon Klectnc K. R. Co., who will lie re-
ent to coiiMill with the citiM'iu ol HUU
Iniro, ami those who have intereatt alonj;
the line of naiil R. R. mrvey, uh to the
let Metltial of proeuntiK the right of
wi.y from Hraverlon to Itillstioro.
A guarantee will le Riven tluit iftatliiijj
will lx-iu an aoon aa the ri(lit of way
haa been urmireil, ami alno a Uid th it
the aaitie will be comileteil by January
I,
Thia is the Coni(Miiy tlwt i ImiMinji
from rortliiml to Salem.
)r. J. I'. TaniieMe, Pres.
I). W. Jlilli, Sec.
in each
Geo. T.
Harms,
were in
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Ten toama to haul ties from the
Blovd mill, near Thill'titH, to South
ern l'aciuo right-of-way at Hills
boro. 0. R. Blovd. at mill, l'a
cifio Stales Telephone.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. H. 0
Stark, of Iowa Hill, south of Cor
neliua, May Li, r.K.)?, a daughter.
In another column will ho found
an advertisement for bids on a 120
foot brldiie. lo be constructed be
twecn Tigardville and Btet Ben
J. W. Melntirc, an attorney o:
JodIhi. Mo arrived on the noon
train, today and is tho guest of his
brother-in-law. J. C. Lainltin, whom
ha had not Been for twenty live
years.
Buffalo Pitta oncine, water tank
and Champion liny Prune, ready to
run, complete, for foOU.J. A,
Moore. Ilillshoro. 0;e., Uouto 2
residing just east of Ilillshoro, th
side of New '.on.
' Uon. W. N. Barrett and W. 1
Wehrung are on the indiupoflfid list
this week. Mr. Wehrung in sul-
fering from a severe ahrioeea and
Mr. Barrott waa conlinod to his
room from an attack of chill and
tover,
Cattle pasture for Hpring and
Summer. Good tamo gtasKts anil
plenty of water. Good fences.
Will take stock beginning with
Mayl. G. W. Marsh, Cornelius,
Ore., It. F. D. 1.
Henry Hall, aped 37 yearH, and
asonot u, a. nan anu wue, oi
Shady Brook, is critically ill at
tho St. Vincent Hospital, and Dr.
F. A. Bailoy went lo the city today,
in consultation on the cane. Mr.
Hall lives In Kelso, Wash., nnd is
foreman ior a logging company.
It is thought that he has tuberculosis.
The Hhady Brook Bchool closed
May 20, after a sosaion of seven
month, Miss Mary A. Kwing,
teacher. The loss by Dre was ad
justed and paid in full by the Ore-
son Fire Relief noonle. It has
been decided that the district will
mild a new school bouse, to cost in
io neighborhood of 11,200.
Hill A Grills, painters, have
bought out the H. Gessner buri
nees, and will continue work in all
nos of painting and decorating,
nd will guarantee their work.
hey also carry a full line of wall
air, paints, varnisnea, ous eic,
at prices that are right. Shop and
store opposite Payne Uros. livery
barn.
The Portland dailies are having
great deal of amusement about
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Peoples, of
Beaverton. It seems they went to
'orlland the other day and Mrs.
'copies lost her husband and bad
the police help her find him. The
'eon es are nice people anu it is
unfortunate that they gained so
much oommeut.
Thoroughbred Brown Leghorn
eggs, 75 cents per setting. 15 eggs
setting. Incubator lots at re-
luced prices. Phone, Paciflo
States. 38 Roy Exchange. Mrs.
'eter Vanderzaoden. Greenville,
Ore., R. P. D. 3.
Quite a number of Washington
County young men are talking of
going up in Morrow, Umatilla ana
Grant counties, to take up home
steads in that portion of the Cas
cade ForeBt Reserve wbicb has
been thrown dpen to settlement.
Thii land will be open to settle-
ment in July, and you can make
your entry in August.
Attention: Memorial services
will be held in the Crescent Thea
tre, Sunday, Ivfay 20, at 11.00 a.
m. the sermon will be preaonea oy
Rev. Austin, pastor of the Baptist
Church. All old soldiers and ladies
of the Relief Corps are earnestly
requested to be present. II. Wag
goner, Commander.
Who due not love the month of May,
When many roaes bloom ho Ray,
ThoiiKh thia to nil t quite a treat,
Wo (lannot live unlea we eat,
Ami whim you neeita luxury,
lluuiiluu IiihL tll NKI'kHKlTV.
Oood thliiRS you'll 11 ml lorsiul or worry
At I'alniHtoer's Confectionery.
L. J. Palmateer, Prop.
The Cornelius Bmall pox caBe is
getting along nicely, and the quar
antine was effective, there being no
new cases. Dr. F. J. Bailey went
to Tigardville, today, to see an
other small pox case, and to es
tablish a quarantine.
We carrv the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L.
DougluB and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makeB for ladies. LateBt styles
and Bnish. H. Wehrung & Sons
J, A. Long, the Mountaindalo
veteran, was in the city yesterday
roominn. Of course he will be in
to
JoiCortu to Ceo II Bauer, 8aec
jo t 3 n r 2 w f '
Auvuat Tewi to Kleanor K Johuaon,
4 a laud 62o
Herman Bremer lo Frederick Colftlt
.7s a Sherwood U
Wm Mohrtnan to Frederick Colfelt
lo8blk S Sherwood 5r
J C Smock to Frederick Colfelt,'
uir.ll tract near Sherwood 20
Amelia C Stark lo Herman Callehn
10 a ace is 1 1 r t w 1400
J J Nuabaumer to David Wenjjer, 60
ec 35 1 a n r a w 1700
M J Kinney to J F Hamilton, Tr 160
aatcSt mrjw ..
Alfred W Pottage to Wm Bugley 1G0
a lec at t 3 n r 4 w $ouo
Martin Hanaon to Andrew Olsen 10.-
36 A J Maatera douatiou I77S
Alitla J Aiton to J F Hamilton , Tr,
aoa ec i 1 2 n r 4 w 5 00
It It Tate to M J Kinney, 16o a eec S
t an r3 w a4'
Ceo A McDonald to F.liaee Merease,
lot 3 bin a Bank 80
Herman Baumhoer to M J ktnney,
16oa aec 16t a n r 3 w I7
M J Kinney to J W Shute, same a
above H33
Ceo I! Ueiael to Baseline I.br Co, 80
aec 24 t a 0 r 5 w 9"
K li WlrU to Wm Ooettlemau tract
in aec a3 t t r 4 w
l'leter Pyl to K O White, tract In
Falrview addition 10
KG White toPieler Pyl, 3 a Fair
view 10
J I) Hate to J F. Bate lota a 3 blk 1 7
Foreat Grove moo
Bert Meatiiiger to O II Oruduff 3a a
near Laurel.... 4C0
M J Kinney lo J W Shute 160 a aeca
a6ita7t jnr4 w aooo
K K Stucker to M J Kinuey aarue m
alove 100
Peter I loll man to Magdalene HolT-
mao, 80. Ho a aec 1 t 3 n r 4 w 5
I N Smith to II L Haniblelt 160 a
tec 30 1 3 n r a w a5oo
S B Huatou to C S Tigard 10 a sec 10
t a a r 1 w 1
A Howard to Cha Pearson 60.64 a
Shattuck donation 3oo
J C Hare to II 1) Mclntire Quit
claim lots la & 13 North bide ad I
S P Taylor to Adolf Seifert, 40 a sec
2ira w 6o
John R Oatman to T B Kiltin 80 a
aec 34 t or 4 w
Harvey Sandatone et at to CUas
Sandstone 830 aec 6 I 3 s r 1 w . .
W P Beard to Henderson Smith,
Quitclaim 40 a sec 1 1 a u r 4 w
Chat Mack to J W Webb, Ro a aec I
tsnts w
J W Webb to Nehalem Invt Co,
, tame at above 10
Jaa P.ryden to D R Stewart Int In
160 a sec 33 and 2ti 13 n r4 w.... 1
J C Miller to Jaa Bryden tame as
above 1
Jacob Dahlnden to J W Shute, too a
aec7tanr4 w 12co
Chaa D Anderson to Olof I.inue ao a
Orris Brown donation 3
ChasBlust to KHzabeth Schroeder
18 a Portland-Boners Ferry road..i8oo
Kleanor F Johnson to L C McCurdy
3 a Lawrence Hall donation 65o
J H Shields to Hattie R Goodman,
40.40 a sec 1 1 a 1 r a w
John Johnson to J W Shute, 160 a
tec 18 1 3 r 3 w oo
II D Mclntire to John Boeker Jr; Its
la. it blk I Nortluide ad ico
Rosallna Davlet to Albert Albertson
a a sec 6 t a s r 1 w 100
Drusilla True to Bertha Weidewltsch
12 blk 33 Cornelius U5
Rmma Pattou to lterthaWeidewitsch
ia a Cornelius ..1200
Carrie lllnes to Romeo Bullock 1 a
sec 3 1 a n r 4 w 30
FARMER'S INSTITUTES
Wm. Sohulmerich notifies the Ar
gUB that Farmers' Institutes will
be held in this county, as follows,
In June: Sherwood, June 4; For
est Grove, June 0; Banks. June :
and Hilleboro, - Juno 8. He states
to attend the big reunion the last that an attempt is being mr.de to
of noxt month. r'TS.rr. nr .
, . . , t uureau, 01 ubuiuK10"! i "
Wanted : A few good men to hefe for one or tw0 of the a(j j reBse8i
work in root quarry ana on roaus. wln be a chanC8 for alt 6eo
Also a lew aooa teamB
with
drivers, to haul rock, J. W. Good-
in, County Judge.
Argus and Pacifio Monthly, $L50.
tions of the county to hear enme
irood lectures on farming and dairy
ing. Later it has bean decided to
hold a meeting at Laurel, June 5.
Argui and Oresonlan, (2.00.
Miss Lena Tclke, of Buxton, wis
io the city, yesterday.
Btrrington Hall coffee is the
best you can buy. Get it at Greer's.
Calip Hall, of Shady Brook, was
in town yeBterday.
Jos. Robinson, of Farmington,
was up to the city yesterday.
Fresh Garden Seeds at John
Dennis.'
S. A. D. Meek, of Mountaindale,
was in town yesterday morning.
Fresh milk cows for sale. W.
B. Ca'.e, Hawthorne Ranch, east of
this city.
Robt. Simpson, of Buxton, was
down to tbe county seat Tuesday.
Good, fresh young cow for sale;
calf at side Frederick Johaneeo,
Farmington.
County Judge Goodin was in
Portland yesterday, taking in the
big Pythian Grand Lodge.
Buff leghorn egg, 15
sotting, for sale, by Mrs.
Iedford, Second St Fir.
Geo: Cypher and Geo.
of above Mountaindale,
town litis afternoon.
The finest lino of bpring drefS
giXidij arriving daily at II. Weh
rung it Sons.
11. W. S. Harner, of above Forest
Grove, was in tho city yeBterday
afternoon.
Will Vickeis, in business at Cor
neliu, was in toau this rooming,
and called at the Argus office.
New style shirtwaists, spring
lire, now in from the East. H.
Wehrung fc Sons.
Lost: Small, yellow Spitz-Spsn-
iel. $3 reward for return. W. K.
McCourt.
Ladies', gents', and children's
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at H. Wehrung it Sons.
Jobn V. Winters, of near Mid
dleton, was up to the city yeeter
day, and called at the Argus office.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Exdollencia r nd you will
try them again and again.
Mrs Jobn Emrick, of Arlington,
and formerly of Cornelius, is in the
city, the guest of Mrs. Cha?.
Koontz.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Excellencia. Theee cigars are of
the best stock. You can't fool on
authority on a good cigar.
Miss Florence Bid well, attend
ing business college at McMinn
ville, spent Sunday at home in
this city.
Ladies' knit and muslin under
wear, latest patterns; embroideries
and laces finost line in the coun
ty, at H. Wehrung & Sons.
Rev. Gilpatriek, of the Cong.
Church, announces that there will
be evening services at the church,
Sunday, at 8:00 o'clock.
Chae. Meacham and wife, of
Mountaindale, were in the cHy
yesterday, guests at the Henry
Hesse home.
For eale. 50 Angora wethers, at
12 per head. U. B. Collins, Hills
boro, Route 1. Pacific States phone
All persons owing accounts to E.
J. Lyons an pay them to F. E.
Cornelius until June 15, after
whioh unpaid claims will be
placed in the hands of an attorney.
W. II. Taylor will deliver ice to
customers in lots from 25 pounds
upward. Leave orders at Wen
rungs' or at aughts.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Noep Jr., of Cornelius, died
the first of the week, after an ill
ness of hut about eight hours. The
funeral took place Tuesday.
Schulmerich Bros, are headquar
ters for wire fence. We have sold
eight miles in the last 30 days.
Cheaper than lumber.
Young people should not forget
the dance at the Woodman Hall,
Glencoe, this Saturday evening,
May 25. Walkers' orchestra, three
nieces. Ice cream will be served
at popular prices. Tickets, 50
cents. Everybody invited.
Lost: Iron gray horse, three
years, woighs about 950. Branded
,lVV" on right shoulder. Split in
left ear. Four small white spots
on left hip. .Reward of $20. Henry
Johnson, Gleiicoa, Hillsboro R; 3.
A. E. Kern, with the Deutsche
Zeitun;;, of Portland, was an Ar
gus caller this morning. The
Z sitting costs .$1 per year, and the
Argus will give its German and
SwisB subscribers a rate of $1.50
for that paper and the Argus.
Mrs. Gowan will be at the green
house in South Hillsboro every
Thursday ; until her stock of
shrubbery, bulbs and flowers are
sold out. Come early to get the
beet bargains. Independent phone
144.
Here is another version of the
Hillsboro baseball game at Banks:
"The Banks Nine defeated the
Hillsboro Nino, Sunday, 15 to 1,
and then defeated Buxton 8 to 2."
That's going Bome, and some of the
best of us will have to go up there
and square up things.
Tor sale: 25 head of high grade
sheep ewes with lambs, about a
month old. 1'rioe per neaa, in
1 - ! A . 1 .
JOHN M. WALL IS
IN
Local Knight Honored by Of
fice of Grand Chancellor
RECEPTION BY LOCAL KXIGHTS
Oregon Pythlsos Elect Hillsboro Mao
to Eialted Poaltioo
John M. Wall, deputy district at
torney lor tbe Fifth Judicial Dis
trict, has been elected Grand Chan
cellor of the Oregon Knights of
Pythias, and Phoenix Lodge No.
34, of this city, feels highly elated
over the honors bestowed upon one
of their members. Mr. Wall has
been an ardent Pythian for many
years, and has been steadily ad
vancing. The local lodge will
tender Mr. Wall a reception next
FT77.
E :"'' ,s-.-:
if ivy v -
Tht ran of Delia Kesri illicit
3liean Reynolds Keen has been in
verted by the Supreme Court of
the State of Oregon, and will again
come op for trial. When the case
will be tried in tbe circuit court is
not known. Tbis was the case
where Delia B. Keen sued Susao
Reynolds Keen for alienation of the
a fractions of one W. B. Keen. Tbe
husband of the defendant was the
husband of the plaintiff", there be
ins a divorce between Delia B.
Keen and the defendant' husband.
Keen and the Reynolds woman
afterward married. The case of
damage came np later, and Mrs.
Keen No. 1 was awarded $3,000
damages. S. C. Spencer and Pike
Davis, of Portland, and H. T. Bag
ley, of tbis city, were attorneys for
Mrs. Keen No. 1 and S. B. Huston
was attorney for the defense. The
reversal was ninged npon a casual
remark made by the court.
remark was made one evening, and
withdrawn by the coort the next
morning, but tbe higher court held
that it had had time to have its
effect upon the j'ury. Tbe utter
ance in question was claimed to
have been prejudicial to the case of
be defense.
For eale: Shepherd dogs, Berk
shire swine and Shorthorn cattle.
The dog are heelers and workers;
the hogs are "doers," and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Call early for selections.
AoMrefs A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, residing near Center villa.
The Reedvil'.e chnrcb will be
dedicated the first Sabbath in June,
Rev. W. S. Holt, 1). D., preaching
the dedicatory sermon. The ser
vice will btgin at 10:30. Owing to
tbe fact that a large number will
come from a distance a luncheon
will be provided for all the guests.
The ladies are making preparations
ti provide for all attendants. A
cardial invitation is extended to
all. Look for next week's notice.
Next Sabbath at Reedville, Christ
ian Endeavor at 7:00 and church
service at 8:00 in the evening. A
rftorsxiotuu
Monday night, and members from
Forest Grove, Cornelius and Glen
coe are invited to the county Beat iftrge attendance is requested in or
to partake of the festivities.
Mr. Wall has been practicing
law in Hilleboro for about ten
vears. and for a longer period he
has been a working member of tbe
order. His manv friends aeide
from those in the order congratu
late him upon his advancement.
HEW HARNESS SHOP
L. E. Gotham has opened a new
harness shop on Main Street, op
posite tho Grange Hall, and has a
fine line of harness, saddles, whips,
blankets, robes, and harness find
ing of all kinds. Also does all
kinds of repair work on short no
tice. Prices reasonable, and he
solicits your patronage.
LITTLE LAD DIES
Addenda to Article on First Page
der to make preparations for the
dedication the following babbatn.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land in the vicinity of Hillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line. Fine location;
good building site. Inquire of
Argus.
Tbe Annual convention of the
Washington County Sunday Schools
will be held in tbe Hillsboro Cong
Church on June 6. Printed Blips
and programs are being sent to all
Sunday Schools. It is hoped that
all officers and teachers will take
up the matter next Sabbath and
elect delegates and alternates. It
is the request that every School of
every denomination take an' inter
est and come prepared to report
and take an active part in the con
vention. If any school or officer
has been overlooked they should
6end a card to Mrs Harry RusselL
of GastoD, and programs will be
Bentlev McCormick, the three year forwarded.
old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mc- Our combined peanut roaster and
Cormick, reeiding on Third Street, corn popper has arrived and we are
had a severe burn Tuesday morn- now turning out fresh roasted
ing, and the flesh on one side of peanuts and popcorn, and invite
his chest, and one arm, was badly VOu to call and see the machine
cooked. Mrs. Mcuormicx does not
know just how the boy caught fire,
and thinks perhaps it might have
been from a match, struck by the
little chap. She had been burning
caterpillars a half hour before, and
there was no blaze left from the
rag wbich had been used. As soon
as Bne discovered mat mo uuuu
was afire she smothered the blaze
at once and telephoned her huB-
chap's burns. At 2:00 o'clock this
morning the little fellow paseed
away. B?ntley was an only child,
born June 20, 1904, and was a
bright little fellow. The parents
IA A. tiAtLEYi M4 D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Ballay-Morgan- block, upstair
Riximi 12, I I and 15. Resident Woutrt
we. earner Baseline and Hecond Streets.
Both 'Phonea.
S. T. LINKLATER, If. B.C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlot u petal r over The Delta Pmir 8tor
Raaidenc Eaat of Coort Houae,
in the comer of tha block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1E, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Bariraon Bonthem Pacifio Railroad Co.
Cobaultation In French or JCngliitli. Of
rioa npataira. over L. M. Uoyt Co's. a to re,
north aide of Main tit., Hillsboro, Or.
This F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Retddence on corner Second and Oak Sia
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - OREGOH
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D.f D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms. 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREOOM
Saw. A BmUmr
DAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNRYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLSBOBO, . . OBEGOX.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTORNBY-AX-LAW
Office, npataira, over the Pott Office,
Eillaboro, - Ostgoa
E. B. TONGUE
-Den of Sweets.
operate
Don't forget to make your calcu
lations to spend your Fourth of
July in Hilleboro. The citizens
here have determined that no ef
forts will be spared to make this
the greatest celebration ever Jield
in the county. The veterans will
be here, there will be all kinds of
amusements, and the day will be
concluded by tbe beet fireworks
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillsboro.
JOHN IX. WALL
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Balky tfcrga Block,
Rooms, 1 ant a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W.N.BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ofuce, Up SUira, CantraJ Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, U pet air a, Rooms 3, 4 and $
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds af
cemetery and memorial work. Write m
c .r..t , ., 1 k
ior paruuuiara. Auunna w ju, jiiuuioun,
Portland : : : oregox
The Oregon Development League
will bold its annual convention at
the rooms of the Portland Com
mercial Club, Portland, on June
21 and 22. The delegates, ap-
T.R. Imbriei
are prostrated with grief. The boy pointive and otherwise, from this
1
10
was a crandaon of Mr. and Mrs
Ben Birdsell, of Forest Grove, and
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. McCormick,
of Laurel.
The funaral will take place from
the M. E. Church, Friday, at 2:00
o'clock.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
At The Crescent Theatre
Old Arkansas May 13
The Rajah of Bhoug -August 7
Thorns & Orange Blossoms. .October 26
Fanners Take Notice
W. B. Cate & Son have a fine black
Spanish Jack at the Hawthorne
place, and he will be placed in the
stud this season. Farmers who
desire to raise mules that will be
marketable should look this fellow
over. They also have a fine young
Clydesdale stallion that will be in
the stud for a low select mares.
PROBATE
olusive of lambs,
soon, $10. A. N.
wood, 11. F. D, 4.
Kinton.
Ann Elizabeth Lnetscher appointed as
ad 111 x of estate of O Luetscher, dee'd,
bonds at $500; R K. Simpson, Jno Vander-
wal and Jonn norson, appraisers.
valuta Tju MuNiilt.v.dnRaiuiecl aooralsfld
at 14,1;1S.M. Kstiite JWizauotn iuiquanp
praise! at 3,u.7,
it taken away
Cutting, Sher
Remding near
V V Kremimn.Portland. aunoiuted tolnt
administrator with K B Tongue; estateof
late T H Tongue outside or tins county ,
Estates of Henry Tuerck and J P Hilt
bruiin closed of record.
Annual report of guardianship Edwin
Ptttum approved.
Ellen Luther appointed guardian, for 4
minor heirs, bondH at $200.
; Monday, July 1, set for final settlement
estnteot J 1) bHiieny, oeeeaseu.
A. Reverman, of Centerville, was
in the city the last of tbe week.
citv. are: Ur; J. tr. Tamtesie, v
W. Bath, F. M. Heidel, Emil
Kuratli, Judge J. W. Goodin and
L. A. Long.
Ben Honzaik, son of Adolph
Honzaik, and aged about IS or
twenty, . while working with a
eoDher cun, yesterday morning,
shot off the little finger of his right
hand and a portion o! the third
finger. Dr. A. B. Bailoy dressed
the wounded digits. Ben thinks
that theBe gopher guns are not the
niceet kind of plaything.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Powell cele
brated their 48th wedding anni
versary at their home, last evening,
with their son-in-law ana daugn-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Long, and
children. Both ol tbem are
among the earliest of Oregon pio
neere living.
Wm. Schulmerich, of Farming-
ton, was in town today, and stated
that in addition to the four farmer
institutes mentioned elsewhere, it
is decided that Laurel Bhall have a
meeting on June 5, the day after
tbe Sherwood meeting.
Saturday will be popoorn day at
the Den of SweetB, where you can
get bags, bricks, or popcorn balls
freBh from tbe popper and pan
The Crescent Theatre manage
ment haB also tendered the use of
the theatre to the committee on
Decoration Day exercises, May 30,
and the exercises will be held there.
instead ol in the court house,
Mrs. T. R. Imbrie, Mrs. Haniet
Davie. Mrs. Ed. Moore, Mrs. L
Lone and Mra. E. C. McKinney
attended the Pythian SiBterB1
Grand Temple, this week.
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and Bale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
MEW ERA PAINT
VarnMi and Bwhom
Paint and Decorating
FURNITURE REFINISHED
In any of the modern styles, by an
experienced wood-finisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting tod all -kinds
of interior decorating.
HILL & DRILLS, HlOaboro
Dailey Bldg, between Third and Fourth ,
.LM :
O. ftf. HUNTER
Contractor tand Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Mja, aarf aW Malm mm.
; W M o. mmmi m4 mt Oak.
erf ,
HSUaboro,
m Oregon)
DR. J. H. KNOX, D. V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
. FoaasT Gaovs
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five veara' successful experience in
treating horaea for lameneas. Practice
all modern iurgery. waaiiaiiun, oyy
ing, Nerving for Relief of Chronic
Lameness. Operation for Roaring.
Pacific States' and Independent phone.
Calls answered promptly, day or Ht