HILLSBORO AnGU9, JUNE 21, 1007
CITY PLOTTED 'AT
SITE PARK GROUNDS
Promise of l'.i?ncst (Iruwd
and Fine Attractions
MOKE COXCHSMONS THAN EVKH
Bionilio Huslliu; a I'ralurt,
Hulloun AmcimIous
Two
Things are doing nt Hhutn 1'ark
theea days, and the Mayor i.Mi.'B a
call for all to come out Wednesday
next and help tli Uy on tbe
grounds. Cotno at nine, ami stay
all day. Many huHinewi men lire
going, or will rend a man in their
place.
More concessions than ever be
fore are eold, and Hhulo Park w ill
l a city on thdats of the veteran
reunion and on thti Fourth. I'rob
ably the Inrgeet crowd ever as
einbbd In the c unity will be bure
that's tbe way it looks. There
will be hrmidio busting - three out
law linm?, including the cue from
Cornelius thtt whip them all out
and hai lei ridden only by (ico.
Gilieon, now at Seattle, and who
will be over here on the Fourth to
ride tbe "old Sorrel." There will
be a balloon neceiirion on tbe .'Ird,
and nun on the Fourth, each in the
afternoon. Home, raring, fool
racing, a ball game b-tween Hills
boro and iUnks, am) game be
tween I .a it rid nod Hil'idi-.r) mar
ried men, for six ipiiliigp, will be
features that will appeal to fun
lovers. Hitch up and crime it;
you'll have llm time of your lives.
The Veterans will hepin to roll
In on the day of tbe 2t:h, ond
IIHUbmi is doing everything it
can to make the old fellows ltd at
home.
The committee i spending a'l
kinds of in mey t i make llinthe
grandest celebration ever laid in
the ciunty, A prr.feeeioual lire
works artist, who U a d'Mtendaiit
nf LI Hung Chanf, the ureit Chi
neee prime minietr, will Im bore
to shoot tho lireoiks and I will
do credit to bis nunt, Tei Aon, the
Chinese Knipress. J net Come!
The P.R.A N. will run to lUnke
and Huxton in the inori.iiiu, and
L - . 1 . . ' I It.. .
make the return trip in the eve
ning, the echo hilt' to bn published
next week.
PUBLIC SALE
We will soil at public k1, at the
Llvengood Livery Purn, at leaver
ton, Oregon, at ten n. in , on
THURSDAY, JUNK 27
20 bead of Kastern Oregon, unbroke
range horse?, ranging trcin !l to (!
years of age, and which will feet
grow into money. Ab-o one span
of good gentle work horses, well
matched, 7 and 12 years old,
weight 2000; saddle horse, 0 years
old, good under saddle, and a fine
driver.
Terms of fale: Approved note,
lx months' time, nt S per cent. 2
per cent, off for cash.
FLKCK HROTI1KKS.
It. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
EXCURSION TO McMINNVlLLR
There will be an excursion train
leaving Hi'lebnro, at t):4" next
Hunday, June 215, for McMiimvillo,
topping at intermediate pcinln,
ana returning to Hilleboro shout
tlx o'clock. The ooo ieion is a base
ball game between Forett drove
and McMinnville. Tho fnro will
be one rale for tho round trip.
There will be plenty of room for
everybody, and travelers will have
three or four hours in th Yamhill
county seat.
REMOVAL ALE
Commencing Saturday, June 22,
all Ladies' Shirt Waists, Telcr
Pan and Marie Aiitoiiielto Waists,
Tailored Skirts, Jackets nnd Uril-
liaotine Dusters will bo eohl at
greatly reduced prloes,
I shall move my entire stock
July 5, and until thul date all
trimmed hats will bo eold nt cost
I have a beautiful line, trimmed
for tbe mid-summer trade, and I
am sure you will bo Hfitiefinl with
my prices.
Mrs. Iinopnnp Bath,
One door east of Hotel Tualatin.
Calvin Itailoy, the pionoor of
Blooming, is critically ill with
dropsy.
Jolm W. I'elerH, HurtUi I'. llnldvlck, W. I'earl (iliamllor, Ourrio K. Flteh,
Kd. Wolf, whibi working in the
corral back of th9 Wiley Barn, the
fir ft of the nwk, win merely in
:'v;t(l. A hcroe bad teen roped
aod bid broken away. The roj
circled in the air, fettling over Mr.
Woll'a rxnk, making a windla
knot, lie was dragged aeveral
yard and when ticked up it wan
found that the baee of li in neck waa
terribly lacerated; internally, and
Dr. Tamieaie waa called. Up until
thin morning the patient could
only take a npoooful or 10 of liuuid
nourishment, but the attending
phytduian thinks there is a strong
chance for hi recovery. Mr.
Wolf livflM at Cornelius, and hia
rotative are down looking after
him.
If you want to tile your place,
get figures from the (troner &
Howell Company, of He.holls. We
are the lnrgent manufacture of
dm in tile in the county, and have
sold our product far and wide. If
you tiro going to build in the Hpriog,
set our flgurea of brick, building
blocks etc. We aleo furnish lum
ber, rough and d return J, of all
klnda, and deliver if required, in
eullicient iuaritiliea. Address ui
at Hillaboro, K. F. I). No. 2.
Dan Kuieraon waa arraigned !
fore JuiIro 11. T. Bagley, Tuesday,
charged wilh larceny oi a purse
from Alvah Kin rick. Young Knur
oon claimed that he found the
purae where the boys were playlrg
(mil. However, be pleaded guilty
to the charge and penteiioe was sus
pended during good behavior.
Kmersou pledged himself to be
good and went on hia way rejoic
ing. We carry the taut shoe on the
tnaiket for the money. W. L.
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cuehion ihocs for men. Leading
make for ladies. Latent styles
and flriiab. H. Wehrung fc Hons
Rev A. Robinson, of this city,
and L. L, llollinger. of Forest
Grove, are the Washington Coun
ty delegate to the Oregon Htate
Bunday Pchoul convention, which
convenes at Hugo no, June 20 nnd
holds until Juno 2'). Rev. E C
Knapn, of the Hartford, Conn.
School of Pedagogy, will be present.
Meesrs. Robinson and Hollinper
depart Tuesday evening for the
con von' ion.
We are agents for tie Deering'
and Oborii8 hamming machinery,
sand have a oomplew line on band.
t I 1 ' . . 1 . .
received direct from the factory.
Hchuluierich Rros.
The Maker fltock Company, in
Little Lord Fauntleroy, will beat
tha Crescent Theatre, Friday, June
21. Tho Baker prices will prevail,
50 cents, entire' lower floor, and
balcony. 75 cents for loges. This
is a Btilenoid company and it is not
often that such a cast can be se
cured for a town of this Hize.
Are you aware of the fact that
we can sell you the latest style of
men a suits for less money than
you have been paying elsewhere?
Hchulmorich Bros.
C. A. Beyer, of Portland, and
Miss Mary D. Brandt, of Tigard-
ville, were granted license to wed;
also Clyde (1. Lincoln and Miss
Ktta M. Jackson, of (llencne; and
Win. Robb, Centerville, and Miss
Bertha R. Hanley, of near Leisy-
villi.
For Sale Hosvy work horse;
well-bred black driving mare with
cilt;also U. S. cream separator,
good as new. Inquire of Fred
Rood, near Rood's bridge.
Millinery at half price. All good
and uiMirable hats. Clean, and up
to-Uato lino. If you wish to do
ynurs'ilf a favor, call here before
buying elsewhere. Thu offer holds
goixl until after July 4th, at Mine
Kirk wood s above Hoy is store.
Sol. Jack was up from below
Farmington, this morning, bring
ing in the graduating class of his
echcol, wilh their teacher, MIpb
Jameson, of Farmington, for the
dsy. Tbe graduates are. MisseB
Wahmta Jack, Beulah Nichodemus
and Ireoa Nissen,
To Lease A 320 acre dairy
farm; nno mile north of Beaverton
Stock, machinery and crops will be
sold to ronter at reasonable figure.
luquire of Kuratli Bros.
The Modern Woodmen, of Reed
ville, wish to notify their friends
that owing to the celebration at
Hillsboro on the Fourth, they have
postponed, indefinitely, their picDio
at tho Allen Grove, which was set
for July -1.
Have you any fence to build?
If bo we can rave you money." We
eull a good eubstantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Schul
hiorioh Bros.
(ilUni'ATlNU CUSS OF PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
r?l y p fey
VEKBOOKT CAN SHOW
mm TALENT
(live Play at Settlement,
Sunday live, to lti& House
TUEY PLAYED TO SUMlING KOOil
Ari(ii KtprtNtiiUtive Visits
"Dutch," aod is Pleased
tbe
An Argua representative, from
Forest Grove, visited Verloort l ist
Sunday evening, and beard th
Verboort young people in drama
and farce, and be reports: ''Well,
we arrived on time, and were
awarded seats, but we soon f.ave
them up in order to not bo out
done by the Virbeort lads ond
gentlemen, who wers giving up
their Mats to the ever if.creaiir g
crowd of ladies and children. The
majority of us stood through ti e
program, which was excellent.
Tlie firnt nutiil.er was "Come Whi n
the Lille Crow," by Minn Ahrr. Mvris
unit Miu liritiiit llHrtiii)liii. Mis I'.vt-n'
rich nnd ph-nning voice, whi:h i iilw.tvs
lurt in the Vvrhoort choir, liltiiili-d
hurl y with Mis I f arr I nd n V, n n.l the
noiig was a lent plruiirc. Thru Ciinit
the farcr, "Kun in a photograph ;.it-li-ry,"
hy the school thildit-n. Tlwy
ptsyril ouile well, iitxl the Hulrli hoto
rapher, Willi- levers, aj the ktnr. I.ilt.e
.Miss TherriM Sohlcr very (.weetly aoij,',
"What Wouhl You Ctvc fur my I'.ipa,"
mid thi-n rame tho lii, jilay nf tlic tve
ning, "I'dcIc Tom'ii Cnliin."
lu "t'liele Tom's I'ahm" little .Miss
I It-trii Hiuith Hal the Topsy, and hh;
growed" into the hcurW of tlir nu
iliriKc. It in douhlful if the li itmiulc
lane er turncil out a liettcr and s tuure
siitisfnctory Topsy, ami her siit(iin-; nnd
lUiH'itig wa conliiious. ".Mihs f iptu-lia"
was iiH-ely cjirrirtl by Miis M.irv S:li! r,
and .Mii' I'.vers, as "j;iia," wn one of
the strung rrprvwntnliuiis. Little 1'r.m
its 1i. Niii.ui, as "Little Lvi," w.is n.prc
ially sweet, and her dying wene was
liettrr than generally staged. 1h Crate
Kevcnimn, ns "Marie Kt. Claire," proved
bvrnclf a splendid atla-; A!lert Junsc n
nwile a fine St. t'liiire; white AlUrt
F.vvrs was a sno rty as "t'ntle Tout."
Anthony I'.wm did justice n "Giore
Harris," and Fabian fieveritiuit executed
the part of the Yankee to j-rfe. tion.
Others that played their roles well were
Ours Yaul.00, a Kineline; Ixtl ic Yan
l.oo, ns CaMde; l!enj. lltenatker, ss Shel
by; and Win. Johnson, hs Cany, the
slave-trailer. W. lltrnittis, as "Marks,
the Uiwver,"was a hit, nnd I nlieost for
got tossy that t-'algnr Jaxjr, tin l.eRrec,
was one of the cleverest in the cast, look
ing and acting his part in every turn.
Miss 1.. Kool iduvcd some I'tautidil sc-
lectiuns oa the piano bolwit-n acls, and
Misses l'.esMf and JeNir llarriiiiiton
closed the program ! playing and sing-
ing, it-ceiving nppiecnilive encorvs. ln
the whole we were agreeable suiprised
nnd went home, feeling that the "hutch-
tiian" had put another feather in hi5
cap.
MILLER WESTCOTT
Tbe home of Mr. and Mrs. O.
W osteon, near the Arcade school
house, was the' scene of a joyful
wedditid at high noon, Juno 18,
when Mr. Charles A. Miller was
united in marriage to MUs Idn R
Westcott, Rev. Belkruip olliciatinp.
The happy couple accompanied
by Mr. F. H. Keenan and Miss
Nellie Westcott, who acted cp
bridesmaid and beBt man, marched
in to the etrains of a beautiful
wedding march and took their
place under an arch of cedar and
white ropes. The ceremony wcb
performed by Rev. Belknap, of
llillsboro, in the presence of about
fifty invited Rtieets. The bride was
benutiful in a pown of cream. The
room was tastefully decorated in
green aud wbHe.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller were the re
cipients of many valuable and use
ful presents. After tho ceremony
the party wein to the dining room,
where a bountiful wedding fenet
was epread. Those present were:
Messrs. and Mcsdamcs O. Westcott,
I. C. Miller. A. K. Westcott, N. It.
Jones, John I,ol'lis, J. II. Davis, J. A
l.vnn. Rev. nnd Mrs. Itelknnn, of llills
boro; Mr. and Mrs. A. Yelvick, of Port-
luud; Grandma Miller, Mr. J. K. Dicks-
son, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. C. Kallcty; Misses
Miimand Nellie Keen in, b,thel Bierlv,
Clara Avdclotl, Jessie Cypher, Hell
J ones, bittrii Lynn, Nellie nnd Mabel
Westcott; Messrs. Geo. Hutchinson, J'
H. Ueennii, Claud Davis, Kmil Miller,
lOslie Miller, Frank Miller, Lester Cv
pher, Ross limes, Marion, llirmn, Oliver
anil Kaymonil westcott, Kusset i,otlis
I'.dgHr Yelvick, r.dgnr nnd Ocorge West
cott, John Aydelott, Floyd Bierlv, Aniic
Dickasou, n alter J.j nn.
Argus and Pucifio Monthly, $LfiO
Job. Miller, of Yinelands, was in
the city Friday.
Saturday Evening Telegram am
Argus, $2.00 per yeur.
The Baptist Sunday School wil
hold a basket picnic at Davis' Hill
Satordav. June 22. All are cor
dially invited to attend.
J
Ktliel Hell Moseloy, Howard II. Miu-kel
Bund conceit at Hhute I'ark,
Saturday eve, June 2'.l.
J. J. Gotbel, of Laurel, was in
ton tcelay.
Free moving pictures at Bhute
Park, Baturday eve, June 2!).
Krnest IJaa, a druggist of Hher
iduu, was down lodiy.
VntlltA clotr i ok ico will please
Iav8 orders ith L. J. I'almateer.
E. Miz?n, of Shady Brook, was
in town yehterday.
Tho confetti man will be at
Hhute Park, Saturday tve, June 2'.
W. L. Batcbelder, of near Glen
coe, wh in the city yesterday.
All kinds of refreshments at
Shute I'ark, fiuturday eve.June 2'J.
Tbe Veteran! will be io camp at
Bhute I'ark, June 2M, Saturday eve.
Come in end eee them.
Havo you seen "Merry?'' Bhe
will be at Khute I'ark, Saturday
eve, June 2'K
The Mayor will lead the Grand
March at Hhute Parir, Saturday
eve, June 2'J.
Frank Woiscnbeck, of Reedville,
where bo ruos tbe Ray hop farm,
was up yi Btorday.
Wantod: Good doj? to protect
poultry yard. AddreesA. F. dem
ons, llillrbr.ro, Route 4.
G. K. Johnson, the fawmill man
of South Tualatin, was in towo
yesterday.
Shnep, brps ond b-ef cattle
bought. Independent Telephone,
oil, B.avertiii. J. G. Haynes.
FA. Schiller, tbe Portland cigar
manufacturer, and who is well
known hero, was out yesterday, in
Urvievtiug his trade.
Do jou want a buggy? We have
tbe finest lines ever shown in this
county. Scbulmerich Bros.
RoUrt fSiuipd in, of Buxton, was
down to the city Tuewlsy, enrute
to Portland.
The nrirst lire of i print? drees
goods arriving daily at II. Weh
ruiig t Soiis.
Geo. Hsllaire, rd Glcncoe, and
John Bchm, of S.'tith Tualatin,
were in town Tuesday afternoon.
Brick, for sale at new yard, For
est Grove Peter Peterson, inde
pendent, phone, 7GL
Next Sunday, at Cong. Church,
'The Trinity," by tho Pastor, Rev.
II. Gilpnttick.
Ladies' knit and raOBlin under
near, lateet patterns; eirbroideriea
and luces finest line in the coun
ty, at II. Wehrung A Sons.
Max Burgbo!z?r, who has been
worknsz with the P. R. A X. on the
right cf wjy, was down from Bux
too, yesterday, enroiiteto Portland.
Mrs. R. Fariett, of this city,
r.d who is one of the eirly pio
neers, went to Portland yeBterday
morning, to meet wilh the early
lathliuders.
Dance at V. O. V. Hall, Glen-
oe, June 22; .Walkers' orchestra;
tickets, including supper, 75 cent.
Always a good time, and everybody
nvittd.
The car ehortoco is getting a
black eve theeo dave, and there are
'acilic yard. Nine or ten cars of
hny were shipped last week.
Start the celebration right by
coming in to the dance at Miute
ParK, baturday eve, June 2V.
Flour space, idx; feet, and made
d good tboring. Tickets, ?1.00
Walkers' orchestra of five pieces.
Mrs. James H irper Sr., of near
R.nlville, while coin? home from
the county Bent, lueedav, was
thrown from tha wagoo and sua
taipcd a compound fracture of an
arm, between the wrtt and elbow
Dr. Linkkter reduced the fracture.
Buffalo Pitta engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Press, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moure, llillsboro, Ore., Route 2,
residing met east of llillsboro, this
side of Newton.
Tho school meeting Monday
elected R. II. Grter director for
thre year?, and Peter Borrow clork
for a term of one year. The meet
ing also voted to permit the direc
tors to beautify tho school grounds.
F. M. Iltidel made a tender of 100
walnut trees to put around the
croundei, and his proffer will be ac
centfd. Some 6vergreen trees will
also be planted.
DONALDSON WOODWARD
The M. E. Tateonage was the scene
of a pretty wedding Tuesday eve
ninz, June 18, l'K)7, when Mr.
Robt. Donaldson aud Miss Daisy
Virginia Woodward were united iu
niarriiige by Rev. L F. Belknap.
A few school roate3 of the contract
in!!, parties from Hillnboro and
l'urest Grove were in iittCDdmioe at
tho ceremony. From outBido Miss
Barbara aud Mis Olive Nizley,
cousins of tho bride, wore present.
Mi's M'Uib) llolliuger acted as
bridesmaid and Mr. Henry Wcit
s5l, an t .rcoiiipmni:, Miss Loreua
IMkoap being maid of honor. The
wedding march was played by Mias
Penrl thvtai. Tho bride wore
white Bilk, ond carried White
RoeiB Miss Woodward resides in
Wardrwr, Jdalt.i, and ia a fiiend oJ
the Bi lk nap?,' having lived with
them at Forest Grove, when she
attended Pacific University. Tho
groom is a prominent' young busi
neBS mau of Tillamook.
big mm SLITS
Mrs. Lillian UonJ Asks Court
to Dismiss
AIKXOWLIDGES A SATISFACTION
Casca Against Sheriff Coonell aod B.
F. Waitley Killed
A few weeks ago Mr. Lillian Bond,
of Forest Grove, sued Sheriff Con
nell and B. F. Wagley each for ten
thousand dollars damage', the wo
man alleging that Wagley had
thrown ber out of a reetaurant at
Forest Grove. She alleged that
Connell, without warrant of law,
evicted her from the place, aod Bhe
mado geparate Buita againBt both.
Yesterday morning Clerk of the
Court Godman received written
notice from Mrs. Bond, asking the
Court to diemies, and acknowl
edging full satisfaction.
This was the case wherein 'Wag
ley staked the woman to a restau
rant in Forest Grove, tbe woman
to get a portion of the profits. Mrs.
Bond's husband appeared on tbe
scene ofter a few weeks and from
then on there were "fireworks"
around that little eating house. It
ended by Wag'ey putting the wo
man out of the plane. The damage
euita followed. Thus ends two of
the largest damage suits ever filed
in tbe county.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J A Watrous to Prank L Wat:oui,
2o a II Buxton donation
Larkin Kcyooldi to Chris Reichen,
40 a sec 1 t 1 n r 1 w L'ooo
A Hinruan (amignee) to Marj Van
dcrwal, 4 a Greenville (deed made
in I9") 4JS
Prance Lockwood to J L Wasbbum
158 60 a t 2 & 3 11 r s w 1500
J W Fu.jua to W N Scar, 51 a Wes
ley Mulkey donation 600
I C Cary to V M Kirkland, a leu W
Portland Heights . ... 1
Larkin Reynold to Peter Ztiercher
60 a sec 7 t 1 n r t w 1500
Wcntern Timtier Co to P R & N Ry
Co, Right of way tbrongh all lands
free save f 2 per M for good tim
ber Klise Schaer, guardian, to Ernest
Scha.;r, 40 a at West Union 300
Walter Zuerctier to John Vanderwal
'0 So a North llillsboro 190
Julius Schoeuberg to O & C R R Co
Application (or 1601 at $ 2.00 per
a as per laud grant act 400
Henry Hendricksen tnd Otto Miller
and Andrew Hendricksen make
like appltcatiocs, Iiagley & Hare
drawing their applications. .izco
K M Tongue et al to Rosa Reghetto
ibo a in Mortomlale Hooo
Florence Tongue to W M Watrous
Ouitclaim lot 18 blk 1 Higbliind
land 1
J II HolTnian to M Durst 10 a sec 2
s r 3 w toco
Egbert Fonda to L D Heaton, 18 a
near Scbolls- 1200
John L Barrett to Ichn R Hall, 59.
a fee 2l t 1 n t 4 w 1060
Nick Kemmer to J B Young I9.94 a
Cooper Mountain 1000
John Vanderwal to W H Gatrell 4 a
at Greenville..... 10
Frank Watrous to J N IIciTuiaa, 20
a H liuxton donation 2000
G M Lock to J N HjlTman, tract sec
14 t I a t 4 w 850
Albert Mizner to J N. Hoffman, 50X
76 leet in blk 6 I'oreot Grove 600
F W t'ady to N L Atkins 1 a at For
est Grove 400
Jacob Losli to Daniel Losli, 4 a W
H Beuuett donation 220
Lyman B Fair to Geo H Jacobseu
80 a sec 36 t 3 n r 4 w loco
Geo T Rasmus to Margaret B King,
to a Garden Home 2S00
Jacob Oehlerto D K Mobley, -72xi5o
fl lot 3 blk 33, F Grove 55
Albert Skoles to Frank bcbulthciz.
60x150 ft lot 8 blk 14 Simmons adio75
Reuben Orr to Jacob Dixon block 7
Hilley 4'0
B H Albee to J w inter 36 a near
Rliddletou....' . 1
Chns and John Blust to J B Slem-
111 on s, 40 a sec 26 t 2 s r I vr 2200
Karoline Fried rich to A O ates so
a sec 20 t 3 n r 3 w 500
Chas Sandstone to H G Coltou, lol
Bt3sri&aw 10
J M Brown to J w bhute 100 a sec
30 t 3 n r u
Geo W Dailey to ('has Hall, 160 a
sec 12 6c 13 t 2 n r 6 w 100
Isaac Kay to Chas Kuinmel, 19 S6 a
lid win Comtort donation 700
H V Whitney to Mogens Sommer,
70 a sec 14 t 2 n r 4 w 4000
W R Spaiks to J K Ueeher tcoxioo
ft lot 3 blk 16 b Grove 950
Lena Foerster et al to James Brown
timber 011 160 a sec 12 t 3 s r 2 w. .1400
Harvey Northrup to Baglev & Hare,
136 a beyond Glencoe I
J M Greear to C M JlcGracken ct al
26x99 feet, lodeing house, Second
street 1S00
NoRley & Hare to Henry Hegg, 70 a
Northrup place
Caroline Heim to S M Chapman 62
a Vm McLinn die 4MO
Catherine Rumuiel to Agnes Norton
quitclaim 3 lots Simmon's ad
Rodolph Crandall to Agnes Norton,
samo as above .....
John Hyma to J W Shute 80 a sees
lo and 15 t 3 n r 4 w 25c o
Frederick Colfelt to Herman Bremer
lot iu Sherwood 600
Geo Bagley et al to Wendell Davis,
70 a Kit Davis claim
Casstus Nickle to Caroliuc Heim, 62
a Wm McLinn die 4000
S H Oroduff to Pert Messiuger6'a
acres near Laurel 200
FINED TEN DOLLARS
I). E. Robinson, working at the
condor.Eer, and on whose case tbe
jury disagreed, mention of which
is found in another column, plead
ed guilty Tuesday night and Judgi
P.ugley imposed a fine of $10. ThiB
is the case where Robinson was
cliprscd with assaulting Jay Kuhn
a lad who worked at the condenser
R'lhinson contends that he is r.nt
guilty, but pleaded aud accepted
the iir.e rather than have another
trial.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $1.60
Miss Manchie Langley, of Forest I
Grove, and who recently returned
from tbe Jamestown Fair, wn in
town yesterday, and states tbat the
Jamestown proposition does not,
ncr wnl it when complete, com-
pare with tbe Iewis A Clark ex- weojur Beiinnd Biui Htnww,
position Miss Langley made the Fhons
trin from Xorfolk to New York h,
vessel, and Bays she bad tbe time
of ber life while on tbe eoiourn.l
Yesterday Bhe received a letter
from Senator Bourne, enclosing a
photo of President Roosevelt, with
Roo?eveh'i autograph.
LaFrance Circle and Vine Maple
Camp, W. O. W., will give a dance
at their ball one mile west of Cedar
Mill, on Satorday evening, June
il, l-tJi. icecream and Cake Will I
1 . . .1
do eervea at popular prices.
Tickets. 50 ceotB. Evervbod in-
Messrs. Wright, Wolf, Merrill
T".:.. " n " " u ... " ,.
i.Mvnuwirj(uii UUIKI IU bUS VUr-l
ral at the Wiley barn, aod farmers I
wanting horses will find juet what
tney want. I here are some finely
mrcea animais in mis onocn, ana
there also rome fine yearlings, two
and three-year elds in the lot. The
band will be here until Monday
night, when tbey will be taken to
-ortn Yamhill.
Spray, your h-ps: New is the
time to spray before the fine gets
too heavy, and the lice too thick.
We have qiassia chips and whale
oil soap iu stock. C. B. Buchan
an & Co.
The West Tnion school closed
last Friday with a picnic in which
most of the patrons and many
outeide of the district participated
There was free lemonade for every
one, with plenty of ice cream, and
at ni.-oo t good old lashioned family
dinn r. In the afternoon the
school gave an out of door pro-
?ram followed by racea aud games.
Everyone pronounced it the beat
time Diet. No. 1 had ever had.
For rale: Shepherd dogs, Berk-
ebire Ewme and shorthorn cattle. I
lnedoga are heelers and workers; I
tbe hoea are "doers." and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa-
Hon. Call early for eelectione.
Address A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, residiog near Centerville.
Commencement is on at Pacific!
university this week, and the
graduates this year are: John V.
Peters. llillsboro, Sarah P. Bold
rick, W. Pearl Chandler, Carrie E.
Fitch, Bell Mosely, and Howard
Markell. Prof. Jos. W. Marsh, I
who has been connected with the
college for 40 years, has resigned
on account of his age.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land iu the vicinity of Hillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone lire. Fine location;
good building site. Inquire of
Argus.
A. E. Mead, who has beeu in
charge of grading lor the county io
the Cedar Mai and Progre.es sec-
t
ions, was iu town yesterday, and
went out to his home at Baxton,
for a day or so. He will then do
some filling for the county over
near me noge & fc.nnes 'mm.
earn, June 10, iwi, 10 r. u.
ickersand wife, of this city, a son,
weight 12 pounds. Agent Vickers
feeling like a capitalist these I
rUvf. and exnecta to he ahle to run
the station with bis own help in at
tew years,
V. L. Ruiter sues Mittie Ruiter
for divorce, alleging willful deser
tion. They were wedded in Lin
coin county, in 1901. There is a
child four years of age, and the
plaintiff' wants a decree allowing
im to vieit the daughter and have
control of her for one month in
each year. Bagley & Hare are hia
attorneys.
tt. 13. l oner. OI near J5 0resi
r T 1 . .
Grove, was down to the COUnty seat
todav. Mr. Porter ia nursine a
bad case of blood poison in one of
hia Via ml a
next Sabbath, owing to special Ber-
vices at tne luatatin riams
church. Rev. Thomas Robinson
will preach at the Tualatin Plains'
church, Friday evening, June 21,
and the special services will close
sabbath night. I be communion
ot the Lord's Supper will be cele
brated at this church a week from
next Sabbath the fifth Sabbath in
June, at the morning service.
ROBB HANLEY
Mr. Win. Robb, of Centerville, and
Mies Bertha R. Hanley were united
in marriage at the home of Mr. and
Mrs C. A. Hanley, of near Leisy-
ville, June 20, Rev. Thos. Robinson
Presbyterian mmiBter, omciating.
ite groom is a wen known farmer
and stockman 01 his section and
the bride is a daughter of Mr. and
lure. i. a. xiauiey, wen kduwu in
Hillsboro and North Washington
County. Mr. and Mrs. Robb will
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LINCOLN JACKSON
Mr. Clyde G. Lincoln and Miss
Etta M. Jackson were united in
marriage June 20, 1907, at the
bride's parents, at Glencoe, Hon.
J. W. Uoodin officiating. The
groom is a well known contractor
01 uiencao, anu vne dhuo ib a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Jackson, who reside a mile east of
Glencoe. Thov have a host of
friends who wish them every hap
piness.
PROFESSIONAL
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physie ian and Surgeon
Roorr.l 12. 13 and 1A. RM..nr Mo.uh.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. II.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Orfio upstair otm Tba Delia Drua 8 tor
Htridnc Kut of Court Uaviw,
In Ike comer of lb block.
JAMES PHILUPK TAXIE81E. M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8uran Southern Pacino Railroad Co,
Consultation In French or KnglUb. Of-
Rt matilM avm I. U tin. ,
F. J. BAILEY, M. D-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kcsidmo on corner Second and Oak Hia
Oregon Phone Main na.
HILLSBORO - - - OREGON
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
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rnysician ana ourgeon.
OFFICE Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. Hi11Wn Or.
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rovnia 10 and 11 Morjfau-Bailey Block,
atreet. Orer JDeonis Store.
hulsboro -
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fiaw.it Brngtmr w. 9.
DABLEY A HARE
ATTORNSVS-AT-LAW
aWH, 1 Shate BilUlnr
HILLSBOBO, . , OBRGON.
H, T. SAQLIiX
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ATTORSBY-AT-lAW
Office, npsuira, over the Post Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregon,
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 3, 4, 5, Morgan Blk, HllUboto.
JOHN IL WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Mcrgaa Black
Rooms, ianJa.'
HILLSBORO. - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stain, Central Block .
HILLSBORO OREGON
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Tunc U TONftTTR 11?
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Rooma 3, 4 and 3
tt.-iuw r
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O. Fm SHELDON
Attarny-mt-Lmw mini Nmtmry Puhllo
Oftlom ovsr WmhMHig'm Storm
Hillaboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dfulpra in Marble and Granite Monu-
miinl, knil Tntiihati-tfiAA. aiul all kinds of
t . ' . . .
cnuietarv and memorial worn. Write ua
for particulars. Address 335 E. Morrison,
PORTLAAU UKJuun
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Deals in all kinds of Real
EstateWheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fino investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
O. M. HUNTER
Contractor mnd Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
e m. Mmhm mm
HmmUmmom, mmmt awaf Oak.
I Both Phot
HUMtoro, . - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D. V. S.
Olet: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' successful experience in
treating horses for lameness. Practice
all modern turnery. Castration, Spay
ing, Nerving for Relief of Ciironic
Lameness, uperauon ror Koaring.
PftCific states and Independent phone.
Calls answeredpromptly.day or night.
LadieB', gents', and children's
shoea, spring style, arriving dally
at H, Wehrung & Sons.