HIUeilOAO A.&CU3, JUNE , 1907
nr. nr. uahsii dies of
HIM
Was Large, Strong Man, Hut
Could Not Survive
SOS OK IMOSEKK J. W. MAKHH
Flint Adult
to Succumb
Milady
t the
Win. Wallace Marti), son of pl
neer J, V. Maritb, died at his home
near Centerville, Monday morning,
succumbing to r-plnal hioningiti.
Deceased waa a powerful young
man mul hia phjsiolaiiM hoped
Bgtinut hope that hi strength
would finally avail pnt ntt the
malady,
ltaoeaand w burn near C'wulrr
ville, March !J, I s7 1 , nn.l wai wed
ded, July 2, IMtiJ.lo Margin Iluber,
of liuxton. Death recurred June
1, 11)07, and iulcruifiit was in the
Cormdiu' cemetery, Ttti-mUy, the
funeral lning held at the Center
villa achmd limit-p. 1J, in rur
vlved ly bin father and mother,
hit widow, and thro-i email chil
dren, aged 10, 8 hihI .'! ymr. Two
brother, John and Ken Ma rub,
Centervilln, and lhr sixtorH, llor
tba WVnhwiti-h, C'ornvliu, Anna
Cuuiniing, liuxton, and Minnie
Orean, Doty, Vmh , lurvivo of hie
Jmnnuliato fntnily.
Deceatntl a n ui.t, respect
able eitfjnn, und univrwally re
spected in hU community. Him
parent aid wife am prot-trnWd
over their loes.
DAIRY COW SALE
Tha undertdgtied will rell at public
a-.li at thebonie place, uiiU cmt-t of
ll.-thany, and It luihs N. W. ol
Cedar Mill, on tho Portland road,
al ten o'clock a. in. on
THURSDAY, Jl'NIC 20
To home, bUi'lct, broke "iile or
double, good for (UivinK or saddle tiuiscn;
wti)(lit, yio each; Twelve head of choice
dairy cow, giadi-d llulbtriu ami Short
hotni, averaKe IfM for 6 month, 4 l-U
er cent., Kt',KllK Imm J to 9 yenm,
vtrK prr cow tuinv pctind, per itiottlli,
ft 1 04 etch, 4 coiuiiijg IicjH 111 August;
a fresh III September; chic frcili in t
reniber; two frctlt lu felinmryj three not
brsd yet, thoroughbred Shorthorn bull,
i yrt, 1746 lb wtiulil; hw, rl
double luck lumen, ten gnllon milk
rant, Lunch nt noon.
Terms of tale: Undr $10 cash;
10 and over, oiaht month's time,
If pr cent, interest, approved
note.
A. L. CROHN I.
H. 1'. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
COUNTY COURT
The county board is in remon t'V
day. Clerk Hodman' n ociptu for
May am $17.f0, and Recorder
Ireland reports fen in the sum of
9324.35. The Iitll telephone com
pany, near daaton, wan granted
franchise. The roeignat'um ol
Raleigh Robinson ea supervisor
was accepted from district 22. U
W. llines, supervisor dihtrict 21
was given an appropriation of $75
for unflniwhed work. The balance
of tin proceedingH, and cluims al
lowed will appear next week.
Card ofTltankt
W denire lo thank our friends .ml
neigbbora for their aid and cira
foil during our recent bereavement,
the lllneoa and death of our hue
band and father, the late W. vy.
Mareh.
Mra. Mtiggto Maroh.
Centerville, Ore., June, 11)1)7.
TONGUECAD WELL
Mr. Thos. If. Tongun, of thia city
and Miss Irene Cadwull, ihnghter
ol K. P. Cadwell, formerly ol For
est Grove, wore united In marriage
at Los AnjjeleH, Cal., Wednepday,
June 6, 11)07. The groom is a son
ol the lato Congreepinan Tongue,
Mr. and Mrs. Tonguo will reside
in the Holman homo upon their
return to this city.
TREBER STENCIL
Mr. Adam L. Troher, a well known
young business man of Linnton,
and who baB a wido acquaintance
In northeast WoBhington County,
waa roamed to Mis Mary M.
Stencil, in Portland, Juno 1, 1007,
Judge Frazar ollicialing. Both are
pnplnlar young people at Linnlon,
Their weddinii was a surprifle to
their many friends. They will re
aide at Linnton, whuro the groom
has business interoBts,
NEW HARNESS SHOP
ij. Uotharo hns onenou a new
harness shop on Main Hlroot, op
posite tho Orange Hall, and has a
une line of harness, saddles, whips
blankets, robes, and harness find
ing of all kinds. Also docs all
Iclnds of repair work on short no
Moe. Prices reasonable, and he
lollolts your patronage.
Card of Thau ka
To tho many friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted- mo during
the last illness and death of my
beloved husband, J. Grant Pellette
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks.
Mrs. J. G. Pellctte.
Kmil Zimmerll, W. (1. Moore,
Dan (iill, K. K. Schneider and John
Coleman, of North Yamhill, have
lilud on land belonging to the 0. A
C. It. U near Gaaloo, awearing
they bava nettled, and making a
lender ol 1100 to tha company,
under tha act of Congreaa giving
them the land, alliging that the
railroad muet make a deed. The
men have built cabint on the claiiim
of 100 each, and awear that they
are bona lido tettlera. More filing
are expected every day.
K you want to tile your place,
get Ilgurea from the (Ironer A
Howell Company, of Hcholla. We
are the 1 urgent manufacturer of
dr.ila tile in the county, and have
told our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Hpring,
gut our ligurea of brick, building
hlocka elo. We alto furnith lum
her, rough and d reused, of all
kind a, and deliver if required, in
tullicient miantititn. Addreaa un
t Ilillehoro, It. F. I. No. 2.
l'reabyterian service: Reedville
preaching after Bunday Hcbool,
next Hunday morning, by Rev.
KergiiHon, miHfionary evargeliiit,
Portland; Childre.i'e l)y exerciaee
at Tualatin Plains Church, next
Habbath morning, and evangelistic
eervlcea at aatne church, beginning
next Habbath evening, Rev. Fer
guson atmetiog Paitor Robinson,
meeting to continue every night
next week. A cordial welcome to
all.
We carry the bent ehoe on the
market for the money. W. L.
Douglaa and Dr. Rood's famous
cuehion ehoee for men. Leading
mnkea for ladiea. Latent atylee
and finish. II. Wehrung A Bone
Phoenix Lodge No. 34, K. of P.
lant Monday, elected the following
otlicert: Chancellor Commander.
W. (1. Hare; vloe, W. K. Thomaa;
prelate, II. T. liagley; maeter at
anna, J. II. Orabel; matter of work,
I.. . H'Misa; inside guvd, C. K.
DniohniHi), and outxide guard, John
M. Wall. Mr. Wall thus holds
the bighiat honor in the gift of
Oregon pytbiane, as well aa the
lowett otlice in hia subordinate
lodge top and bottom.
Buffalo Pitta engine, water lank,
and Champion Hay Preea, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moore, Hillthoro, Ore., Route 2,
raiding just 1 an of -Hilleboro, this
aide ol Newton.
The CJ. A. R. and W. R. C. of
Hilleboro join in thanking the
managers of the Creacent. Theatre
for the uee or the bouse for Memo
rial aervicett on Hunday and Deco
ration Day; alno to Prof. Barnes,
Mies Wilcox and Mr. Piltenger
and their clatses, and all others
who anjitled in the exercises.
Committee.
Have you any fence to build?
If so we can save you money. We
nell a good substantial fence, A fett
high, for 40 cents per rod. bchul
merich Bros.
The city council meets tonight,
and 111 all likelihood the ordinance
to enforce building of concrete side
walks in the bumno(8 section, as
noon na old ones are ready for re
pair, will he passed, lum was
no quorum Tuesday eve, and no
Hwsion wbb held,
We are agents for the Deering
and Osborne harvesting machinery,
nd have a oompleto line on hand,
received direct from the factory.
Bchulmcnch Bros.
Senator Win. Scholfield, of As
tona, was in the city Tuesday,
horn Cornelius, where he ia visit
ng his parents. He makes a Inn
to Idaho before returning to the
city of salmon.
Are you aware of the fact that
we can sell yoti the latest styles of
men's suits for less money than
you have been paying elsewhere?
Schulmerich Bros.
Frank Keenon, of Vinelnnda
came in yesterday and want over
lo Toledo, WaBh., where he will
visit an aunt, aged 70, and whom
is has not seen for nearly 2( years.
Ladies' knit and muslin under
wenr, latest patterns; embroidories
and laoes finest line in the conn
ty, at H. Wehrung & Sons.
Richard Wiley boa been eppoint
ed First Lieutenant of his company
at the Hill Military Academy, of
Portland. The student is an only
eon of W. V. Wiley.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
lixcellencia. These cigars are of
the beat stock. You can't fool am
authority on a good cigar.
Samuel Connell and wife of Port
land, were out the last of the week
guests ol the Connells at Olencoe
and Hilleboro. and Dr. W. V
Wood and wife.
Do you want a buggy? We have
the finest lines ever shown in this
oounty. Sohulmcrioh Bros.
Miss Jennie Deichman has re
turned from Bellingham, Wash.,
where she has been spending the
Winter and Spring.
Now stylo shirtwaists, spring
lino, now in from tho East. H.
Wehrung A Sons.
The Christian Church Children's
Day exercises will be held at the
church Sunday evening, at 8:00
o'clock.
The finest line of fcpring drees
goods arriving daily at H. Woh
rung it Sons.
O. W. Hinos, the Buxton road
supervisor, waa in town yesterday,
attending commissioners' court,
REV. BELKNAP TALKS
TO THE GRADUATES
Ilaccalaurcatc Sermon was
Preached in M. L. Chinch
SERMON REPLETE WITU SOUNDNESS
Adinoniftlica Them to Master TlititiHclvct
sail bs Urn and Women
The sormon before the graduating
classes of the public school as de
livered by Rev. Relknap, in the
M. E, church, Funday eve, June
2. Rev. Belknap took as hid text
for the Baccalaureate rermon Prov
47, "Wisdom is tho Principal
Thing; therefore get wisdom, and
with all thy getting getunderetand-
log." l he sermon waa a master
piece. Here is a brief synopsis:
Many have im'ut h-annni' but fail for
not noting the rr latum of ihinas. Ivlu-
ration meaiu to ilmw out; to ilwelop,
ml mnkea 11 niaxtrr of ourtchra
Man in a trinity in unity, limlv, tniii'l
ami aoul. True nltirat ion must iU-velop
is IkmIv, hia intrlliireut'c. hia mural
character anil nature.
Why shuuhl we lc rducateil?
int. 1'ur our own ankea.
ail. Kor the auke our fellow-hting.
3d. l'or the honor and Kl"ry f the
rrator w ho made u.
Why take ciire of our bodies? fu the
greut problem of life there is need of n
itiottK mind in a strong IiikIv. lie
looted rn-. Koosevelt, who liiw a Cer
tain aort of conteiiitil for a man with aoft
scles-Jiinils. Uoya esiKii.illv, from
the live uiey lend, ne-i-d to care for their
hodic. Avoid tmd habit. Cit-ut nutn-U-r
of volunteer were rtjectcd during
the call ol our country for defender.
The time may come hen our la-id w ill
need protection; but the cigarette buy
will hve no place.
I otic iH-iti-ct i'hyocally in not enotitMt.
Mind rule the biMlv, Learn to think for
otirvelf. l,-ace vrreat prolileni and nettle
them. Strive for the bent. The trained
ntellect lu the advantage.
too't tiliysiiitie and trained mind are
not enoiieh. The moral nature hhoiild
lie Hi ron j and well triiiied. Mdiieutioii
of the body and mind without a mora
and Kliirituid training: in a diiiiL'eroiiN
tbiiiK. Neither would I over umiiiasue
the njiiritual. When this is done to the
neglect of the intellectual, the results
are lauatimanit reliL'toiis cranks. De
velop vstematicallv. In all di iiartmenU
of life the world i calling for leaders.
All ureal leaders have In-en trained men
and women; ood men ae.d good women.
leucm-i little realie llic- power thev
have for faahioiiing the future of their
pupil.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
John J Kenny to Chat Hall 152 tec
11 iv 1 1 a n ro w fri 12
0 J Bale to Albert Andrews, 33 195
a quitclaim tec 3!) t J a r 1 w 1
Antoinette Walden to Caroline
Bamet et tl, So a aec 5 t J n r 5 w 1
Geo Schneller to Klmer Wiieht 40.-
67 a Johuiou Hall donation 1950
Harriet B Killin to Western Timber
Co, 240 a tec 26 & 27 t 3 n r 4 w. . 100
W Newklrk to Wettern Timber Co
240 a tame a above 100
K M Tongue et al to L B Wilke et
al, Ho a ice 14 1 3 r 3 w 950
Tot ruHiiowikl toll L Hamblclt,
160 a tec 36 t 3 n r 3 w 10
V W David to Grant llaitev, tract lu
tec 23 1 1 a r 4 w to
Loult Dentil to P R & N, right of
way tc
T T Burkbtrt to Jos Piuauowski 160
a tec 36 1 3 n r 3 w 1S00
Ivmllie Furdercr, et al, to Arthur
KrtiKger tract in Van Schuyver
tract 13")0
Rose Wilcox to J W Shute, 120 a sec
6 1 1 11 r 3 w ioo
Peter l-'ilbert to II A & W K Davis,
no a tec i2 t 2 n r 4 w uco
II B ChesuiooretoThe Nicolain Xep-
pacu Co 157.27 a tec 29 t 1 n r 4 w Soo
Curtis Itirdsell et al to W Chleboski
10.33 atec23ttsraw 7
I. K Livencood to Marie Snecht, lots
7 bllt i, lieaverton htxi
B V Day to Albert Andrews, 39.195
a sec 35 t a t r 1 w 2400
J W Newklrk to Western Timber Co
1400 at 3 n r4 w 5110
II B Killin to Western Timber Co
160 a sec 21 t 2 n r 4 w too
Harriet B Killin to tame 1 240 a t a
11 r 4 w
100
J W Winters to James Brown 120 a
sec 7 t 3 t r 1 w...
S B Lawrence to Sarah Lawrence,
wf 90 a near Schclls
Cora Ann I'owler to Klizabeth Fow
ler, lots 3 4 blk 20 S V at F Grove
Oscar Baldwin to ISli.abetli bowler
tract In lot 4 as alxive Soo
Klbabeth Fowler to Oscnr Baldwin
lots 3 4 blk ao S Y ad r Grove, ... 250
F Kchoen to Hannah S Mills, lot 4
blk 40, Cornelius loo
Susan Corth to Frank Bishop 8a a
tec 30 t 3 n r a w loo
lessie lamea to H II Wetcliorodl,
5I.35 acres In DeWitt dnuatiou. . 2310
J R Keener to l.uen starrett, 9 a in
Forest Frove 2500
V W Wells to C I Haecerty, 53.00 a
below Reedville 2675
John W Winter to L M McBeth, lot
6 blk 5 Middleton
FA Bailey to J N Loudon, 34 acres
sec 33 1 1 1 r 3 w 1050
A W Donelson to r Collette, 5I.56
acres near Newton 5S00
(J 1) Anderson to J VJ Johnson, 6 lots
lu blk B, Fairview 3
J N Loudon to F A Bailey, 40 a sec
:8 t a n r a w io5o
A S Sholes to A II Ruicrson, part of
lot 9 blk 14 Simmons ad 1050
VVm Schutte to H 1 Hardin, a lots
In Middleton 200
C Blust to Auguit Blank, 60 a near
Tualatin 800
J W Baldwin to A J Folsom, part of
lot 4 bile 20 f orest urove 2100
Ira K Purdin to Thos Counolly, 30..
40 acres north of Forest (jrove. . 212b
O W Hudson to J VV Shute, 80 a sec
nee 27 1 3 n r 4 w 1
Wm Reldt to J K Lawton, a lots in
West Portland Heights 1
I A Foote to Orecon Nursery Co, . ,
271 acres west union 1050c
Nursery Co to J A Foote, 160 a in
Zachary d 1 c claim W Union. . ,16500
W II Wheatley to Oregon Nursery
(Jo, tract in Bouhart Sub-Division 1700
Wm Nelson to Lottie Mercer, 30 a
lu Isaac Jlutler donation clntm,, 3000
For a good Btnoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia end you will
try them again and again.
Argus and Journal, 41.75.
Ri-mnniber we hve ice for sale
at the Den of Swc-ets.
J. T. Rooks, of Vinelands, was in
the city yeeterday.
Mr. W. F. Adkins came up
from Seaside the firxt of 'be week.
John Milne leaves for Ban Fran
cicco the la-t of the week.
Popcorn Crirfp, this week, at the
Den of pwetts.
(1. W. Marsh, of Centerville,
was an Argus caller, yesterday.
Born, to M. J. Reiling and wife,
Centerville, June i, a son.
Something new and different
Popcorn Criep, at tho Den of
Sweetj.
B. C. and K. L. Ilollenheck, of
Mountaindule, were in town this
morning.
Ladies', gents', and children's
shoes, cpring Btyles, arriving daily
at II. Wehrung it Sons.
Raleigh RybiriHon, cf Progress,
was in town yeeterday, on business
with the county court.
Ice in email quantities for lem
onade or freezing cream at home,
to bo had at the Den of Sweets.
I). B. Rfcasotu-r, putting in the
bridge at Scholia, for the county,
was up to the county teat today;
Brick for f&le at new yard, For
est Grove. Peter Peterson, inde
pendent phone, 7G1.
Peter Peterson, the brickyard
man, Hazel Ledford and W. A.
Bdlitiger, of Forctt Grove, were in
town today.
Hon. M. 8. Barnes, of near Bea
vorlon, and J. A. Johnson, of below
that point, were in the city this
afternoon.
Frank L. Miilerand Freda M
Davia were married at Cornelius,
Ore., May 2'), 1907, Judge Fitch
officiating.
For SaU Heavy work horFe;
well-bred black driving mare with
colt; aleo U. S. cream separator,
good os iiew. Inquire ol l red
Rood, near Rood's bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Chap. Fostivan
and the Mie'OH Cora and Stella
Ofiinund, of Portland, were guests
of Mr. and Mr, i red Rood, Sun
day.
Dance at Alpha Hall, Cornelius,
ISiturday, June lo. Walker s or
cneiira; uc&eie, to ceain, inctuuing
ice cram and cake. Come, all;
good time is assured.
L. D. Parsons, cf Gales Creek,
and Martha Jane Lyda, of Forest
Grove, wtre married at the resi
dence ef Wm. Lyda, near the Bel
incer bridge, JuDe 2,190i, Rev
J. M. Barber, otliciating.
To Lease A 320 acre dairy
farm; one mile north of Beaverton
Stock, machinery and crops will be
sold to ranter at reasonable figure.
Ioqmre of Kurath Bros.
There will be an address to the
Sunday School children at the
Congregational church next Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock. Sub
ject. "Temperance, the Why and
How."
The Order of Washington, of
Reedville, will give an entertain
ment at the 0. O. W. Hall, June
22. Ice cream and strawberries
will le served after the program
Everybody invited.
Washington Grange No. 313 wil
hold a basket dinner picnic at the
Cort1)' Grove, near Mountaindale
June 15. All are invited to come
and brine well filled baskets.
Mrs. Sarah Harvey, secretary.
Marriage licenses have been
granted the following: Frank D
Morris, Pottland, and Miss Fannie
hi. Johnston, Beaverton; Daniel U
Cochrane, Independence, and Miss
Amy L. Mooberry, Cornelius; Ar
nold Hutchinson, Yineland, and
L1II10 Smith, of Helvetia,
E. E. Lvtle, president of the P
R. & N .has been elected president
of the United Kauways Co., and
this begins to lock lika business
It is now thought that Mr. Lytle
will build into Hillsboro from
Portland, and connect with the
Tillamook road, electrifying be
twen Portland and this place for
passenger service and running
heavy locomotives, with freight.
into the city alter night.
HOLLEN BECK KEEN
A pretty church wedding was sol
emnized May 20, 1007, at the M
E. church, Wesley Chapel, when
Mrs. Delia Keen, of Cedar Mil
cave her daughter, Sadie, in marri
age to Earl Hollenbeck, of Moun
taindale, Rev. IUmhn otliciating
The church looked beautiful with
lecorations of roses, snowballs, dog
wood blossoms, Oregon grape and
fern. A large wedding bell hung
amid roses and snowballs over the
bridal party.
1 he bride looked very pretty in a
dainty gown of while, carrying a
lareo arm bouquet 01 white roses.
The bridesmaid, sister of the
bride, Miss Amy Keen, waa gown
ed in light blue and carried whito
rosebuds. The groomsman was
Irve Willis. The wedding march
was played effectively by Mrs.
Hoktead.
Mr. and Mrs. llollenfceck arc
popular young people ol Washing
ton county, and the Argus wiaheB
them a long and happy married
life. The eroom ia n eon of S. L.
1 Hollenbeck, and the bride is
I daughter of Mrs. Dylla B. Keen.
listory of Institution is He-
viewed by Committee
VALUE OF CHURCH IS OVER $3,000
vert thing
waa Paid at
Save Si
Dedication
Following ia the Historical and
financial Report to congregation
t dedication of the Reedville Pres
byterian Church, which took place
ast 8uoday.'
'On the 3rd Habbath of January,
1901, Mr. Robinson held the first
resbyterian service in this com
munity. Trior to that various de
nominations had occupied the
ground, but each one eventually
ceased and left the field destitute
of any Gospel preaching. A Sab
bath School wai sometimes main
tained, but naturally declirird as
the services were broken on. The
school house was always open for relig-
ioui service, out at time went on many
felt the need of a church building where
greater respect would be given to God'i
name and worship. In January, i9ca,
steps were taken bv Mr. Robinson to re-
cure a lot in view of building a church,
and Mr. W. M. Ladd was asked to favor
the establishment of a church and donate
lot. The condition of the community.
however, at that time was not favorable
to this project, so nothing was done until
rebruary, 1903, when the matter was
again taken up, and Mr. Ladd referred to
sir. .Martin inch, there was again de
lay and nothing was done until early
last year, when our pastor wrote to Dr.
lliil.a-Juug him to give us his personal
influence. He turned the letter over to
Dr. Holt, requesting him to take up the
matter, which be did, and finally a deed
was given by the Ladd & Reed estate for
the land upon which the church stands
)n June 20, loco, a subscription list was
circulated by the pastor, and the people
of this community very liberally sub
scribed. A meeting, of the subscribers
was called on Tulv inth. and a mmtnit.
tee was elected for building and com
pleting the house of worship, consisting
of Walter McCallum, J. Millar, James
Borwick and I). Shaw; J. B. Imlay was
eiecteu treasurer.
Through the kind providence of God
the work has been conducted we trust
to the satisfaction of the entire commun
ity, and today we come to dedicate this
work of our bands to Hitn whose pres
ence is not confined to an earthly temple,
but whose glory fills every house of Zion
erecteil to His name.
Application was made to the Presby
terian Board of Church Erection for aid
to complete this structure. And (1000
was recommended by the Presbytery of
rortiami ana granted Dy tne Board.
It was thought wise to build a fence
around the church lot, and erect sheds
and furnish the church complete as it
now is, and at tne dedication endeavor
to clear off all indebtedness.
We have received some small subscrip
tions irom rortiami. tr. Unklater, Mr.
John Cran and Dr. Holt were all helpful
10 uie pastor in ins enons to secure sub
scriptions in Portland.
we value tne wnoie oronertv as vou
now see it today, including organ, bell,
pews, lamps, pulpit furniture, sheds and
fence, at about f 3250.
All is paid but bills amounting to f66o,
winch we hope might be raised today.
Kespecttuiiy submitted,
Walter McCallum,
J. Millar, secretary;
James Borwick,
D. Shaw,
Building Committee
Reedville, Ore., June a, 1907."
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
sale, the following property on the
rive Oak farm, 5 miles northeast
01 nuieooro, at ten a. m., on
.1 n-n.i 11
SATURDAY, JUNE 22
10 head of good dairy cows all giving
good flow of milk, viz: Durham cow; 3
Durham and Jersey cows; lull blood
Jersey cow; half-blood Jersey cow; cow
7 e red Ayrsnire, a cows, part Holstein;
cow, part Ayrshire; 4 hne a year old
heifers.commg fresh early iu Fall; 7 fine
yearling heifers; 1 3 year old bull, red
Ayrshire and Durham; a fine brood sows;
Tubular cream separator, No. a; a 14 in.
plowt good as new; a steel lever harrows;
three horse disc, good as new; one horse
cultivator; Gundlach drill; Deering
mower; old wagon; set of chain harnesr;
garden seeder and tools; grass seeder, 3
ten gallon milk cans, ropes, pulleys and
nay lories complete; 5 stands bees,
i.uncli at noon.
TerniB of sale: Under $10, cash;
over if 10 one year's time, bankable
note, at 8 per cent, interest. Two
per cent, off for caph.
S. M. CHAPMAN.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PROBATE
F M Hill, John Miller and J Kopplin
appraisers estate Thos J King, deceased.
Guardianship Louis and Everett Dilla
boy, minors, closed of record.
Real property Myron and Gladys
Hewitt, minors, ordered sold at public
sale as prescribed by law.
Depositions ordered, Mary Thompson
and Jas M Thompson, witnesses of will
of R Duustuoor; depositions to be taken
at Seattle; June I7 date set to hear proof
or win,
W N Barrett appointed guardian ad
litem Rufus K Norman, and hearing up
on sale of property, June 5; order to sell
granted.
BAND CONCERT
The program for the band concert
. 1 1 J.J O - . J
in tne uanustanu, outuruay eve
ning, is as follows:
March Philo Senate R. B. Hall
Wnltz "Among the Uoses" Kiefer
Schottish "Stay in Your Own Back
Yard" Mackie
Overture "Past and Present" Dilbey
Intermezzo "Pretzel Pete" (made in
Germany) Duraud
Waltz Selected
Murch "The Motor" Kosey
Song and Dunce Caprice Mirth and
Music Bee be
Galop Dundy Pette
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00.
Two hundred people attended at
the annual Sunday School conven
tion held in the Cong, church here
today. Dinner was served in the
Orange Hall. President Robinson
presided. The program was virtu
ally a published last week. The
following oflicers were elected: L.
Ilollioger, president: Mrs. H. L.
Russell, secretary-treasurer; Har
riet Scholfield, recording secretary;
K. A. Harding, 1st vice:K. C. Hill.
2nd vice; A. B. Garrigus, 3rd vice;
Wm. Phillip, 4tb vice. Mrs. T. R.
mbrie, 5tn vice; A. Frewiog, 6th
vice: Kev. ncbwabenland, German
vice; Mrs. H. Paget, 8upt. Home
Department; Mrs. Btilwell. Sunt
Cradle Roll; L. L. Hollinger and
Rev. A. Robinson, delegates to the
State convention at Eugene, May
26 27 23 29, with Mrs. Paget and
C. Hill as alternates.
LaFrance Circle and Vina Maple
Camp, W. O. W., will give a dance
at their hall one mile west of Cedar
Mill, on Saturday evening. June
22, 1907. Ice cream and cake will
be served at popular prices.
Tickets, 50 cents. Everybody in
vited.
Sam Humphreys, well known
here as a boy, now lives at Straw
berry, and he is seriously thinking
of coming back to the valley over
a disappointment be received the
other day. Sam lives sever-
miles out of civilization and he
concluded that he would market
about 30 dozen eggs the other day.
He carried the benfrnit in to the
trading post and received six cents
per dozen for bis cargo. This dis
gusted Sam instanter and he com-
menced to figure on selling hie
homestead and returning where
egge ara not a drug on the market.
btrawberry is op in toe bunch
grass hills of Eastern Oregon.
For f ale: Shepherd dogs, Berk
shire swine and Shorthorn cattle.
The dogs are heelers and workers;
the bogs are "doers, and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Cad early for selections.
AddreeB A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, residing near Centerville.
Report of Manning school. Diet
44, for month ending May 31, '07:
No. days taught, 19; total attend
ance for month, 573; total times
tardy, 4; total No. days absent, 32;
visitors, 15; neither absent nor tar
dy: Marion, Edgar and Isabel
Crawford. Clifford, Theron and
Nellie Brown, Edith and Oscar
Benefil, Merle and Pearl White,
Sadie Crawford, Johnny Caldwell,
Dick btowell. Clay and Frank
Fisher. The following names were
omitted from last month's report:
Mary, Walter and Charlie Fisher,
Merle bite and Auguetave Tolke.
Maisie O'Doncell, Teacher. .
Mrs. Gowao will be at the green
house in bomb Hillsboro every
Thursday until her stock of
ehrnbbery, bulbs and flowers are
sold out. Cume early to get tbe
beet bargains. Independent phone
144.
The State Fair Board has a fine
race schedule this Fall, and E. B,
kToDgue's Lord Lovelace is entered
lor the Greater Salem 2.09 pace.
purse, 15,000. This is the horse
that won the big purse at Salem
last season. M. F. Johnson, of
Sberwocd, has a youngster that is
promising, and he has entered him
in both the Greater Salem race and
also tbe Merchants' 2:25 pace.
purse, 1,000. His horse 11 black
well bred, and named McCloekey
Mainwnght.
A musical and literay entertain
ment will be given by the members
of the Dramatic Club, at Verboort
on the evening of June 16, in the
Foresters Hall. The principal fei
ture of the program will be "Uncle
Tom's Cabin." Choice selections
on the violin and mandolin by
Misses Bessie and Jessie Harring
ton will make the evening enjoya
Die ana pleasant.
To our customers: Our choppe
will not be operated after Jane 15
until about July 10. Chopping,
next week, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. C. B. Buchanan ci Co
Cornelius, Ore.
All but about three or four hun
dred dollars have been raised for
the Oregon Electric right of way
This will probably be raised by to
morrow night, and the committee
will then ask the company to put
up a bond for commencing work at
once and give a definite airne for
completion.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land in the vicinity of Hillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line, rine location
good building site. Inquire
Argus.
Paul Ringle, the young son of
bupt. liingle, of the water and
light plant, fell out of bed one night
recently, and broke bis collar bone,
the lad going two days before the
break wob discovered. Dr. A. B.
Bailey attended the little chap.
A young fellow by the name of
Phillips, residing above Banks,
was hurt in the face by a piece of
steel, at Palmer, Ore., on the river,
the other day, and came here for
treatment. Dr. A. B. Bailey dress
ed his wounds.
Thos. Tallman, of this city, suf
fered from ptomaine poisoning the
first of the week and came near
passing out. Dr. Tamiesie attend
ed the patient.
E. Heilman was given the Ti
gardville Beef Bend bridge con
tract, at $315. Ileasoner's bid was
$480. .
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office- Bailey-Morgan block, upalairs
Rooms 12, 13 and 15. Resldencw oiiDi
wnnt corner Baseline and Uacond HtrvtU
Both 'Phone.
S. T. LINKLATER, la. B. C. M..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offic npnUirt over Tba Delta Drug 8 lor
Ruidano last of Court Horn.
In ikm corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIESIE, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation In rerico or Englinti. K
oe upstair, over L. M. Uoyt Co't. store.
north aide of Main St., HUlaboro, Or.
MrrWrWrrWrrWI
J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak Sta
Oregon Phone Main lift.
HILLSBORO ... OREGON
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.-
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. HilkWrv Ore.
,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - - - -- - OREGON
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DAOLEY A HARE
ATTOUIRYS-AT-LAW
Boobs 1 and S Shuts Building
HILLSBORO, . . OBF.GON.
J
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTORSBY-AX-LAW
Office, nptUira, over the Pott Office,
HUlaboro, - Ongoa .
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
.y .
Rooms j, 4, & s, Morgaa Blk, HUlaboro.
JOHN 11 WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW ,
Office Upstairs, Balky Veigaa Block.
Boobs, lanls.
HILLSBORO, - ORIOON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stain, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OBBOON
THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - - Oregon
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- IMHOFF & MINAR -
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write um
for particulars. Address 335 K. Morrison,
PORTLAND OREGON
: T. R. Imbrie :
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 is, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
(J. M. HUNTER
OontrmotQf mnd Buttdei
Estimates given on all classes of building
fata, Firm mini ftf aftt Sim.
RttMttet, Ma net ml Omk. ''
Bmtm Phmnmrn
HHHborOi
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Geove
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' '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. -
Callt answeredpromptly, day or night.
Jos. Brandenburg, of south West
Union, was in town Tuesday.
A. L. CroenU of near Bethany,
was in town Tuesday, and called
at the'Argus office. ,,
J. W. Bailey, W. E. McCourt,
Ed. Wann, G. A. Patterson and
W. H. Taylor started this morning
for a 6Bhiog trip to Rock Creek,
Columbia county. They expect tu
be absent several days.