WILS6GRO 'AR5U!, MAY J( 150?
siiiLLSisoHo minis is
f KKIGADIUKKAL
Major 'y Advanced
at Regimental Meeting
AT HEAD OK 1 1I K IMIOKVI K!k
UIII-biifK 1 tin- II. H Head i.l
I'Hliijo pqmliiir ntn
llulli
lIlllHlioro ban the hotfir of Iming it
iitJ of both tl Uniform ami
regular lodges of thi Knight of
I'vthla Last wi-jk John M. Wall
wa r lii'tinl (hand Chancellor ol
tliB state, and Mj. Laurel M.
, lloyt, of this f i t y , was also -b'-tid
i the most iiniortuiit military
fitinti 6f tin 1'i.ifiirtn I'.uuk.
Thin waa tin ofl'n:i of l'.f igitdier
i General, and he mcn r-di-d (itm. J.
H. Al'.kln, of Huntington, who bus
1
mv F . !
I-.5 A
i t. ;"--'.
ben in command einoo Ilia in
ception of tho 1 1!.
Mr. lloyt hs always been an
ardent Pythian, and Ins always
lweo a factor in th militry branch
of thn lodge, 1I had many friordi
over the utato who wishul him at
the bead when th raiment was
organize). Ha will iiniko an ex
emplary officer, and will do much
to build tip tint military during
Ilia next year.
Tha Uniform Rank K. of P. is
the only secret society that has
any standing with thn War De
partment of the I'nit I HtuUM.hainj
racognuml hy congressional law.
Tbe tactics need ar pweiibed hy
the general govonmn tit, and under
the orders of the Bucretary of War.
(Ian. Hoyt'e many f r imtr over tht
late are u ttiu-inft so over his
election, and jrnlict a forkful and
vigorous administration.
S. li. LAWRENCE
Samuel II. Lawrence, a prominent
t itlaim of near Sttholl.1, died at hin
home, May 2'.), r.'07, from caruino
ma, after an illnotHof Kvral wtks.
Deceasod was h.irn in IMgr Coun
ty, IIU, in March, 1 Kit), and wa
wedded to Minn lltdnott Mtrra, in
1SII4. They niovo l to Oregon in
1889. Mr. LawrcncH and the fol
lowing children survive, Floyd,
Clark County, WVIi., Sumsfl U.
Lawrence, a eludent at Pacific
University ; mi, Hcrt and John, at
home, and Mr. I. U': Kink, of
HoholU.
UeoeaHfd wata man of hiiihoBl
integrity, and the family Iuh the
lympathy of a larun circle of
friends iu Wnbhington tkumty.
The funeral took place today.
PUBLIC SALK
Word has been received that Ci
C. Kn.ier, whoxa wife dioJ a few
wetika ai(o, died in Arizona. Mr.
Kratier wan married to Minn Ma
tilda William. daughters! the late
Hamiml and Kliza William. Huh-
hand and wife recently became
alii ic ted with tiilierculoHin, and
left tlo-ir home in I.aUrande for
Ari.ona and (California.- Mrs.
Kiazier died in April, and the h un
build wa then unable to attend
the remain whn thty were
hrou(ht to Oregon.
If you want to tile your place,
get ligurea from the (ircimr v
Howell Company, of Fcholhi. We
are the lurgeet mnuuiacturera ol
driin tile in the county, and have
mdd our product fur and wide. If
you are going to huild in the Hpring,
not our ligurea of brick, building
Idocka etc. We aUo fumiiib lum
htir, rough and dreaeed, of all
kindrt, and deliver if required, in
nutlicleiit iiuantiliea. Add rem uh
ut llillnU.ro, K. K. D. No. 2.
If you want to eee the beauty of
nature, get up at live o'clock in the
morning. Then the air in the
purt and nareetiiet, the hirda are
bureting their threats, and tha
It weri are eendiug out their per
fometi. Try it once, and Fee how
it alfecta you. Aa for the Argua
f.irco "pleve go 'way and let me
nleep." It in aim) iuite healthlul
to lay etill on your" ld, clone your
eye, and draw in great breathe of
mo'iiing rz mo, i i take your choice.
I am now prepared to ahow you
tho Chaa. Htevena A Hroa.' aamplee
id the now Hpring etylea in ladiea'
tiilk, cloth and wanti bhirlwaiat
i-uilx; aUo of dwa euila and dreiis
Hkirtn, made to your ep"cial order,
and of your own at lection of goods
Silk and cloth coala aleo carried
I carry a standard Una of coreeta
and undorekirte. I mil be glad to
bring my gooda to your hnumupon
rciiuoet. Inileiienuent 1 liune, ISo.
2H4. Mr. M. Caudle.
C. II. HUnchard. of near Lend,
was out today, and called on the
Argm. He my that in hie auction
the following Hillehorotten reside
Ilirt liowen and wife; Oeo. Billing
and family, Jo. Klmeman and
family, and Harmon McLin and
Ittmily. Mr. Hlanchard is raifios
email fruit and latit week eold IIS
worth of gooaeberrica. That's go
ing fome.
Hill it Grills, pointers, have
loopht out the II. (.ensner bun
mi'hh, and will continue work in all
lines of painting and decorating,
ami will guarantee their work.
They alao carry a full line of wall
paper, paints, varniftbee, oils etc.,
at prices that are right. Shop and
dtore opposite Payne Pros, livery
barn.
Warren Womer, a hanker o
Philliiishurg, Kansas, was here
this week, the gueet of liU uncle,
K, Womer, of Laurel. His wife
accompanied him, and they etirled
for home today. He says Kansas
is rather dry this year, both cli
rustically and from the standpoint
of hooza consumers. He thinks
Oregon is the ideal country.
ninii'ppptrni ivumth
Harvey and Karl MiUtr, of Port
j land, were visitors here today.
ri a niriMH'N'mT i Prrington Hall coffe is the
- S. S. C0ViMI():l:,"',,r.I.li7;;
; John Heme, of ?orth lamhill,
was in t'jwn today.
Held in llillsburo on Thurs- ,. , , , , if..ai..
(loiKi, irtBl young cow for sale;
day, Juncli, at Coii. Uiurch caif at side FfwJerick Jobansen,
' Kartuington.
DELECATESKOM ALL OVER COl'XTV
Program, Complete, Pound
Page
on
Tbii
J. K. McNamara, in the printing
biii-ine-s at Tho lullex, in here .to
day. The fiiiiet line of fprir.g drees
goods arriving daily at H. Weh-rn-ig
A Hons.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Freeman,
of Portland, were Memorial day
The Kighteenth Annual Conven
tion of the Washington County
Bunday Rchools will be h!d in viHitor, the Toncue home.
tbia city, at the Congregational j ....
. i n., i i ,. New ityln shirtwaists, epring
church, Thursday, June , com- ,. , ,, ,,
, " , ' lino, now in from tho hast. H.
mencing in the morning, and a ! Vehruni A Hons.
large attendance is expected. 'IVeej Mrs ,;ert lU) KaHt Iort.
cooventiona are eurn-etly lookeu , i.ui(i wa8 fmt tmHVi a guM 0f
forward to Jy church people, and I ri. L. A. I-opg.
they are considered aa productive1 For ae- r) Angora wethers, at
of much good along religious lints. 1 if 2 t,,r head. H. 15 Collins, Hills-
The program for the evening will ; boro, P.oute 1. Pacific States phone.
be announced on the day of the; Captain Collins is having the
convention. The pastor of the cnurthoiwc lawn mowed this week,
Christian church, and Mr. Mrvi sl VV the grass "a growing
'ugh, of Portland, and Kt-v. J Rre""-
' tirtfuson. Suridav School mission-' I he Perfection wick Ml stove is
J - - -
ary from Portland, will Riye brk-f ; tho latest thing out just what ey
addresses. Some change may be ery funily rr-Mls in warm weather
made in the above program. Sold by the Nelson Hardware Co.
Tbe undersigned will Boll at ptiblio
ale at the Fred Sommer farm, 2
miles north of Mountaindalc, at
ten a. in., on
TUICSDAV, JUNK 4
Cook Move, Vilclirn I leisure, luirriiii,
trunk, shoti'uu, rifle, o wimtnw hhi,
3 axes, ax cut s:ih, lairLinw, 2 tiilcti
forks, potnlo fnikd, uliovels, nwiUoi-k,
halt keg tiuiU, 6 roller i-nlainn, ui-w,
carnenter toolv. Iieilalt-nd, lot liluuki'tn
milk prII, milk Dims, linn p, liuiiicImM
Booiln, eriofUlniie, wlirrllninuu-, I mil
ri, dinlicrt, 3 kcvUiph, old iron, Iiurneen
augers, 6,i:io hIiIdkIpii, -joo brick, ,i,fo
ftct urtsseil liuiilier cnsiutnii; ul llcxr
ing, ihiplnp atwl ct-iltiij-, Ami iiiiMieroiiH
other articirs,
Terms: Cash in bond day of
sale.
LOWS fllKCiKNTHAI.KK,
Admr. Kstate Fred Sommer, l);e'd.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctionoer.
Who iliia nut love thn looiilli of May
Wlitm mnny rom I.Iikiiii wo guy,
'I'IiookIi llOi 0) nil In iulr k linitt,
'i rniiiiut live iiiiIi'nh vi i- ciil,
A ml wIikii you mod luxury,
HokwIi-n lusl Hid :HBnvl
II. mi. I llini you II iiiul fur ihiI or merry
Al ralmiileern l oiili-elmnery.
I., J. t'lilumleiir, Prop,
Card of Thanks
To our many, frionds who have
been eo very kind to us and our
beloved- wifo and mother, tho late
Mrs. Adelia A. Kyle, we, the
undersigned, wish to oll'or our sin
cere thanks.
llicbard M. Kyis.
Kdwin Kyle.
Nellie Kylo.
A1U K'ylo.
Uay Kylrt.
Cedar Mill, Oregon, May 2, '07.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
Ten teams to haul tieH from the
Bloyd mill, near PhillipH, to South
ern PaoiUo right-of-way at llillB
boro. C. It. Bloyd, at mill. I'a
dfio BtateB Telephonn.
Argus and Orcgonian, $2.00.
Dr. P. M. Rohiuson, of limver
ton, was in the city Tuesday, on
probate business.
PltiM'.RVM M'NIiAY SCH'Ml,LoNVK"no"
Mnrning St-Miuti
lo rx, U-votiuiml Kxi-n i-- K- X. Harding
10:13 AilltrK of U't liomr 1: v. II. f'.iljutriik
10 J.S l!rrt)list- Win. I'lnlip
lo-.jo Kt-:uliti; of tin- CoiiMilutiun, and liiisims;.
I0;.v Aildu-Mi, "flic I'sf of lliv I!i!K- in I'.ic Stind.iy School".-
, : v. A. Ut-inliar.l
I I MJ lim'Uiio!l.
11 :is MiiMc.
11:20 Kecitiilion - Miss Philip
I I :j Addrrwt, "Ki luliou of ihc t'loirch to tin- Sunday School"
, Kcv. lli-lktrtp
1 1 :s ApKiintini:iit of Committees.
Afternoon Session
J. M. l'.arher
l:jo I'taise Service
KKIHtRTX WiM Cut STV
Ml. II.
1:40 ,o. I, UaMotl .Hi. 11. ii- i -'e
1:500 2, purest r.rove I,. L. Mollinger
r (, f.rrenville A. P. (.!rrie,it
a:io 4, West t'niou ....Win Philip
j:30 j, Millsboro... K. H. C.reer
a:j " A, I'.iiiveiton V. Frewinij
2:4.1 7, Ceriiian Work Kev. Sohu
j:.V-Slo Mrs. II. I,. Kus.sc 11
3'u Keporl of Noiiiiii:i(ing Coiuiuittie, and Installation of Officers
3:10 Call of School Roll.
4:00 Mimic.
tu the evening addresses will 1m- dclKcrcd by Mr. Mervin Tiigll
imil Kev. pergusou, hoth active Sunday School Missionaries from
Portland.
Koch SchiHil is entitled to two delegates and one additional for
each twenty-five scholar.
Due cent per nieuiU r i due from each School for the support of
the County Wink.
Ik-legutc will please pay the amount to Mrs. II. L. Russell at
their arrival.
RKV. A. ltHHINSOX, President, HillsUoro.
MRS. II. I.. UI'SSKl.I,, Corresponding Sec'y and 1 rci surer, C.aston
TIIK UVING TODAY
HONOR NATION S DEAD
Grand Army And Relief
Corps Decorate Graves
EXERCISES AT CRESCENT THEATRE
Win. 0. Hare Deliver Memorial
dre to Veterans
Ad-
Decoration Day exercises begun
this morning at 9:30, when, bead
ed by the band, the veterans, school
children, and Relief Corps, march
ed to the cemetery where tbe two or
ganizations went through the
ritualistic ceremonies and spread
llowers upon the graves of the un-
forgotten dead of the great civil
war. The dead of the Navy were
honored by casting of flowers in
the stream below the burial ground.
After dinner the exercises were held
in the Crescent Theatre. Wm, G.
Hare delivered the memorial ora
tion, and he handled hie subject in
his usual splendid manner. Tbe
tbf atre was packed to the utmost,
and tbe exercises and reciaticne
were all fine.
Harvey Miller delivered an ad
dress which was well received, and
several recitations ended the day.
J. GRANT PELLETTE
J. Grant Pellttte, aged forty fonr
years, die I at his home on Jorth
Pluif.B, today, at 1:00 o'clock, the
result of a paralytic stroke. His
wife survives him. Mr. Pcllette
was born at Galena, 111., May 27,
18(13. He was wedded to Miss L
J. Derse in 18S7, and moved to the
coast in 1SV-), settling at Newberg
In 1S9I5 he moved to this county,
purchasing a place several miles
northeast of this city. Mr. Pelle'.te
hr.8 been in failing health for some
yearB, prior to which he was con
sidered one of the brightest and
mof-t active of men in this section
HEW HARNESS SHOP
j L. E. Gotham has opened a new
harnees shop on Mam Street, cp
posite the Grange Hall, and has a
fine lice of harnte3, saddles, whips
blankets, robes, and harness find
line of all kinds. Also does all
kinds of repair work on short no
tice. Prices reasonable, and he
solicits your patronage.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. UAILEY, M. U.
Physician and Surgeon
Oflico llallny-Morifin block, urtlr.
Room 12, 1.1 ami 15. Ksilno oti!l
wwt corner Baseline and Haoontl Mlrreln,
Both ' Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offic upnUlra over Tbe Dvlla lru Htora
ifetiilenoo ut of Court House,
in the comer of tho block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIKS1K, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon 8oothern PhcIIIo Railroad Co,
Cousultation In French or Kneliili. Of
fice upHUini, over L. ii. lloyt Co'. utoro,
north Mide of Main St., UilUlro, Ur.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Tbe Hilleboro boys took a "pick
up ball nine to lieaverton, Sun
day, and won the game by a score
of 13 to 4. The boys put up a
good article of ball, and -will make
good if they spend a little time in
practice. Mayor E. E. Fisher um
pired the game, and the boys say
he is all that is fairness. Tbe po
sitions of the county seat boys
were: Albert Ford, catcher; Roy
Moore, pitcher; John Boeker, 1st
base; Operator Wilton, 2nd base;
Nick Williams, short stop; Tho.
Williams, 3rd base; John Humph
reys, left field; Ray Taylor, center
field, and Zach Gragg, right field.
Mooro p.tcbed a good game and
bad excellent support all along the
line. The boys are figuring on a
same itb Banks, and later may
go to Forest Grove.
The Reedville church will be
dedicated tbe first Sabbath in June,
Rev. w. 8. Holt, I). D., preaching
the dedicatory sermon. The ser-
vta will Ikfcrrin ft 10'!in Cmtntr tft
the fact that a large number will 0ffic wilh Dr- F- A- Bailey.
come from a distance a lancbeon Kestdence on corner Seco.id and Oak Sia
will be provided for all the guests. Oregon Phone Main 116.
t.i r.t. . J o- j HILLSBORO - - - OREGON
tfunu miiru, Dk;ru 01 jreare, auu i
a son of J. W. Marsh, the Center-rWrWi
11. - 1
vine pioneer, is euicaen wnn Bpin- . p tattt?v r n Tt Ti Z
al menineitis and has been under A b iJAlt,t'Y' M 'U'',1J,;5,
the care of Drs. Bailey for several Phvsician and Sureeon.
days. At last reports the physi-1
cianshope to pull him through, OFFICE Rooms 7, 8 and 9
but tbe element of doubt aa to re-1 Bailey-Morgan 13 lock.
wvery ie eurrUU..uiu lUO phonM HillsborO Ore.
limes be is conscious, and his j xiuiswiu, vit.
strong constitution may bricg him I (wwwwwvwvVvyw
through tbe malady.
For sale: Shepherd dogs, Berk
sbire swine and Shortborn cattle.
The dogs are heelers and workers;
the hr?s are "doers, and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Call early for selections
Address A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, residing near Centerville
Rev. Thos. Robicson, who grad
uated laet year at Princeton, and
who for several months has been
assistant at the First Presbyterian
Church, at Watertown, New York.
arrived home Monday, and will BILIBOKQ
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
tret. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - 0RE003
DACLEY A HAKE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Skate Building
. . OBEUOS.
H.T.BAGLEY
ATTORN EY-AI-LAW
Office, opsUira, over the Poet Office,
HUlaboro, Oregon
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J
Aretis and Pacific Monthly, 11.50 I Dick JlundW is at Gaston,
liom. Ma 2. to Don Moar and ! worki,18 0,1 the TftQn"
wife, of Sauvies liland, a son. j Mrs. M. E. Young, of Laurel,
Wannisout from Portland I was 1,1 Uie W1
Mrs. Anna Burris, aged 73 years
and for about four years a resident
of Oregon, died Monday. Her
husband was a veteran 01 tho Re
bellion and died in the Horyice
For reveral years she has resided
with a son near Banks. Kev
Belknap preached the funeral ser
mon.
Thoroughbred Brown Lshoro
iigRS, 75 cents per sotting. 15 eggs
in set'ing. Incubator lots at re
duced prices. Phone, Paeifio
States, UH Roy Exchange. Mrs
Peter Vandorzanden, Greonville
Ore., R. F. 1). 3.
H. Bigham, now of Montavilla
and formerly of this city and Ulen
coe came out this morning, accom
panied by hia wifo, to decorate the
grave of their daughter, al the 10
oal cemetery. While in the city
Mr. Bigham gave the Argus oil'ice
a pleasant call.
We carry tho liest Bhne on the
market for the money. W. L
Dotiehis anil Dr. Reed's fainoiiH
cushion shoes for mon. Loading
makes for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung Sons
The Ladiea' Coffee Club haB
noBtnoned its meeting to Saturday
afternoon, June 8, when they will
meet at MrB. Susie Morgans, at
2:150 o'clock.
Buffalo Pitta engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Press, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moore, Hilleboro, Ore., lloute 'I,
residing just east of Hilleboro, this
side of Newton.
MiBB Minnie Scott, of near Witch
Hazel, left this week to visit her
grandmotiur, aged 8!) years, re
siding at Marahlield, Ore., and will
be absent three months.
Cattle pasture for Spring and
Summer. Good tame grasseB and
plenty of water. Good fenoes.
Will take stock beginning with
May 1. G. W. Marsh, Cornelius,
Ore., R. P. 1). 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Freeman, of
North Yamhill, and Mrs. Louie
Mueller, of Forest Grove, were in
town today, gueste at the H. Mc
Inlire home.
TLe Nelson Hardware Co, will
pay you the highest market price
for wool.
Ed.
for a few days.
W. C. Darety, of Gloncon, was n
county seat visitor yeeterihiy.
Frank Holoomh, of near Wist
Union, was in the city Monday.
Ladies', Rents', and children's
shoes, spring Btylea, arriving daily
at H. Wehrung A- Sons
Thos. Connell, of Glencce, was
in town yesterday.
Mrs. C. Petor.-on and son, Fred,
were up from Cedar Mill, Tuesday.
Do voti want a buiray? We have
tho lint-st lines ever shown in this
county. Schulmerich Bros.
Hon. W. II. Wehrung is still
1 ,. . . . . ... 1 1
Frank L. Miller and Freda M jcoiuniea to nts room, aunougn ne
Davis, of Cornelius, have been somewhat improved
granted license to wed. 1 Smokers like the Schiller and the
SW & .vl mink trv tho K.-hl!-1 Exoellencia. These cigars are of
ler or Excellencia-sml you will I tha let stock. You can t fool an
try them again and again.
Lliich Fuegy, who has a nice
place out near Phillips, was in the
city Tuesday.
Wanted: A few good men to
work in rock quarry and on roads.
Also a few good teams with
drivers, to haul rock. J. W. Good
in, County Judgo.
Prof. J. R. Powell, band instruc
tor, is getting along nicely at the
St. Vincent Hospital, and will bo
able to return home next week.
authority on a good cigar.
Mrs. J. A. Thornburgb, of For
est Grove, wua visiting with friends
in the couDly seat, yesterday.
Ladies' knit and muslin under
wear, latest patterns; embroideries
and laces fiuest lute 111 the conn
ty, at 11. Wehrung it Sons
John Kamno, 0119 of the big
farmers of 4he Farmington Bection,
was up to tho city yesterday eve
lUllfJ.
Aaron V Iennv to Beaverton it
Willsburir R K liit'lit of way for
railroad fnoo
James Brown to Mi's Lena Focrster,
limber over 6 in in diameter on
160 a sec 12 1 3, r a w... 1
Anna C Cahalin to Oregon Electric,
right ot way for electric hue 200
Cnrl C Her to Detroit Trust Co, 60 a
sec 9 t 3 n r 5 w 10
jus E Parniley to II A Davies ttal,
timber on 04 a sec It 2 n r 3W 040
Marion C Young to Jas Brown, So a
sec 13 t 3 s raw ibco
Fred Adams to Cap Guiles, Lot 6 blk
5, llillsboro l
O ii C R R to Alice Morton, So a sec
t t 1 s r 5 w 320
lliihard Williams to OeoJ List, 47.50
a M K Barnuui donation 1425
Agnette M Staelir to W A Bellinger,
5.94 a near rorest (.Jrovc -:hoo
Wm Reidt to Prank II Collins Lots
27, 2S, 29, bik 31, W P Heighs 45
David Wenger to John C Wenger, 40
acres in Helvetia 1100
Frank Winkler to J S Buxton, 69 a
Oris Brown donation 5000
Heinrich Peterson to J W Shute, 80
1 fee 9 t 3 w r 4 v 1000
A IC Estes to J W Hlnttc 80 a sec l t
2 11 r 4 w 1
Frank X Ifottinger to Rachel Camp
bell, Lot I blk 31, Ilbo and Tot 1
blk 1 Morgans ad 1565
Carl Seifert to Wm Seifert 10 a see 15
t t s r 3 w 400
I, J llolu to S X Willey I.ots 3, 4, 5
blk I Cornelius 200
M J Kinney to J V Shute 120 a sec
18 t 2 n r 4 w lsco
Ed ward Mien to M J Kiunev, same
as above 1S00
W J R Beach to II A Davies et als So
a sec 13 t 2 u r 4 w fcoo
I, V Carstens to II A & W L Davies,
88 a near Manning
spend his vacation visiting his
parents, Rev. A. Robinson and
wife. Mr. Robinson says that he
is glad to sgaia be in the West for
a few months.
Jos. Connell, of beyond Glencoe,
was in town yesterday, and states
that be thinks bay will be hay
next season, as the crop will not be
as heavy as last year. Several are
already cutting cheat and light
crasses. out in his section. AlBike
growers are now cutting in hopes Rooma 3, 4, & Si Morgaa Blk, HUlaboro,
of getting a second crop. Kain is I vwwMVMWWMVMWMWWVWM
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
in, Btiuj ascrgaa biock,
Roomi, 1 anl a.
HILLSBORO, - 0BEG05.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORKEY-AT-LAW
Office, Vfi SUlit, CaaUal Uock.
HILLSBORO OREGON
needed very badly in all sections
of the county.
Robioa Boardman has brought
suit in the citcuk court to have thej0ffic rjpuli
property in roreev urove, uccupiou
by S. G. Uughea as a hardware
store, eold, and the phintiff alleges
she has an interest in the property
and wants her share. She also
asks for an accountine on rental
since 1900 L L Langley is plain
tin's attorney.
Mrs. Go wan will be at the green
house in south ilillsDoro every
Thursday until her stock of
shrubbery, bulb, and flowers are THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
isjiu uui. vuuua cnrijr iu gck iiici
best bargains. Independent phone ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
144. . Morirun Blk. TJrjstaln. Rooms t. k and
The dedicat:on of the Reedville Hilkhoni - - Orecroti
rii u .:n k v. .1 1 1 c J . .. I 1 o
uuuau win uo iieiu iiriw ouuuay i
mnrninff. June 2. at 10 a'cAnckA
The Rev. A. S. Holt, D. D., Syn- -TMHOVT? MTNAT3
odical missionary, will deliver the
tal intMiatinn I Dealers hi Marble and Granite Monu-
. 'j 1 . . 1 .v. mentaand Tombstones, and all kinds of
it) eiVBiiueu 10 every uuo uy me ,M.tprvRn.l lnemortitl work. Write u
n i:n .........a tu. i.j:.. t. ,1..... i,i,i,iruv v..niu..
rVBOIiVlllO VOIUUIUUIIV. lUt laUlCC I "r Nlluum.. auu.iu, rau.....,
will furnish lunch for those who
high, for 40 cents per rod.
tnerich Bros
-Sclnil
W. B. Hare, attending medical
college at Philadelphia, is home on
a vacation, and was here today, ac
companiod hy his mother, Mra. J.
C. Hare, of Portland.
Henry Hall, ill at the St. Vin
cent Hospital, from tuberculosis, is
not improving. Mrs. Hall, his
mother, of Shady Brook, visited
In 01 last week.
Lost: Iron gray horse, three
years, weighs about 050. Branded
W " on right Bhouhler. fcpni in
left ear. Four small white spots
00 left hip. Reward of $20. Henry
Johnson, Glencoe, Hillsboro K. o.
.2400
Old Daniels' raw or boiled lii:
Have you any fence to build? d f Centa ur gallon by the . V and J F Carstens to Davies Pros
I f bo we can Eavo you money. We i 1,arrel. ttt Uie N 'dware to ho a above Panks.... s
11 1-1 1 1 r....i - ... .... . . A inarer 10 j p iarnauan, 100 a see
sen a gooa Buiistttiuuu ie u:o, 1 im jamesll. Sewell, ot the plains, utinnw 1600
was in the first of the week, and c W Dodson to John F Hamilton 40
says that the hops are having a a sec 20 t 2 u r 3 w and other land 600
(me growth theso days.
J. C. Greer has moved hia shoe
Btook into the It. II. Greer, grocery,
Addie Beneliel to I, F Carstens, 40 a
sec 14 t 2 n r 4 w 2500
F W vSohultheiz to G W Barnes tract
iu blk 38, S C ad Hbo 875
where he will 1)9 pleased to meet Tualatin Mill to Edgar Robinson
his customers.
Are yon aware of the fact that
-.11 .V.ll L f
we can eon y ou too itusv eijiee oi MnKdlltena 2Iorterud to Albert Mor
mon 8 BUltS lor less money than temd, 58 a D B Dustin donation.. .4530
you have been paying olsowhere f Mae Ross et al to F w Cady, lots
Sc lulnierich Iroe. 81 steel's ad Beaverton 1200
a near Tualatin 125
Alfred SUannahan to M J Kinney
34 a sec 12 t 4 n r 5 w
.,, , . . . Ferdinand Joplin to Jas Brvden et
ill he no preaching at the als uo a J. J 24 tnJr$ w ; ;
Piains Presbyterian Caleb c Hoopes to J D Bates, 10.13
There w
Tualatin
Church next Sunday, owing to the
dedication of the Reedville Church
. near Gaston 1200
t .,.1 t.,.,i 41 -r.
To the farmers of Washington ouu "uulua"
countv we wish to annonnce that C. E. Deichman was a Portland
we have a full line of binders, rakes visitor me nrsi 01 me wees.
and mowcrs.anit also DiiggieB.tiacKB ye are agent8 for the peeing
anu wagons. ieisou utiruwaie vo. ftntl Osborne harvesting machinery
James Withvcombe. director and and have a complete line on hand,
aerioulturist ot tho Oregon Agri- received direct from the factory.
cultural College, at Corvallis, Schulmerich Bros
Vnr Hlfi- 25 head of hiirh urade writes the Argus to state that the Ulerk Liouman has issued marri
uheeii ewes with lambs, about a institutes at iMierwnoci, liaurei, age license to i?.agar a. noDinsou
Henry Meyer, of south of Corne
lius, was in the city yesterday,
and called at the Argus otnea.
Mr. Meyer is a son of G. F. C.
Meyer, the voteran of tho Civil
War, who died last Winter.
month old. Price per head, in
clusive of lambs, if taken away
soon, $10. A. N. Cutting, Sher
wood, It. F. D. 4. Residing near
Kinton.
PORTLAND
ORECOX
: T. R. Imbrie :
Deals in all kinda of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
come from a distance.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
and in the vicinity of Hillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route: near
telephone line, rine location;
good building site. Inquire of
Argus.
A civil engineer who ran the
Oregon & Eastern line through the
Cornelius Pass section, the com
pany afterward falling through,
was in the city the first of the week.
It was thought that he was out
through the Pass country in the
interests of the P. R. & N . Com
pany.
Speaking of memorial exercises-
the grave of Hill, the founder of
Hillsboro, is unmarked by a slab
in the. local cemetery. Hill died
about 1850. The people of the city
should get together and give his
last resting place a marker of some
kind.
' LaFrance Circle and Vine Maple
Camp,-W. 0. W., will give a dance
at their hall one mile west of Cedar
Mill, .on Saturday evening, June r,a;t md Mwn. Third And Fourth.
90 1QfY7 Tm Kam nJ n.V. -Ill I ' 0
Ml AlJla 1WV v A VMiM ViUU VU Tf 111 I
be served at popular prices.
MEW ERA PAINT
Varnish and Brushes
Paint and Decorating
FURNITURE RE FINISHED
In any of the modern styles, by an
experienced wed-finisher. Also
painting, papering, tinting arid all ..
kinds of interior decorating.
HILL & GRILLS, Hillsboro
Tickets, 50 cents.
vited.
Everybody in-
Banks, Hillsboru, will all be three a merchant at Tualatin, and Miss
session meeting.forenoon, afternoon Grace Harriet Goro, daughter of
and evening. General agriculture, the late Capt. Gore, formerly com
horticulture-, dairying, home and mander of the Northern Pacific
traveling libraries are tho topics, ferry at Kalttma, Waeh.
Morning sermon at the Cong
Church, Sunday: "A Matter Pure
ly Personal.' there will be no
evening services.
Plumbing of all kinds done with
neatness and despatch. Plans and
estimates given on work by the
Nelson Hardware Co.
Mrs. Cora M. Davis, of Union,
Ore., was the guest of Mrs. T. R.
Imbrie, the last of the week.
John Bohm, of South Tualatin,
was in town yesterday, and oalled
at the Argus office.
Louis Ennes, of South Tualatin,
was in town yesterday, returning
From a f ortland trip.
Fred Ghoen has taken a position
with the city water and jighl plant.
CM. HUNTER
Gontraotor and Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Sham, Flrat mud Main Sim.
Rmaldmnom, maml and at Oak.
Bath .
Hillsboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Fours? Grove
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five vears successful experience In
treating horses for lameness. Practice
all modern surgery. Castration, Spay
ing, Nerving for Relief of Chronic
Lameness. Operation for Roaring.
Pacific States' and Independent phone.
Calls answeredpromptly, day or night