ohegon mm
IS G!VENFKANC1IISK
Couie Into City m liasc Line
Street, Straight Through
MX A MSSkMIM; CotMILMAN
Ctuiay Uut lut-p uj Mml,
Feet Fsvh Side -f TtaA
tit
Tbe Oregon KbrUit) Railway w
given 25 ymf franihi.) on Baseline
street, Tuduy eviiirig, at ibe
lueetitg if tho council. Thre was
no oppoeiti"ti n rkl the. company
was given the ttrf 1 t fr in end (o
eml. Mr. Lytle wit)idrw bit re
quest for a frittiel.Le mi a biukol
Baeeline. The rtiipoy tt.tii't have
its track il jn wit!, in a etipuUted
lime, toil th lin ni'M ho operated
within rfin-oii-ihl.) t.ti 4, or tie
francLUo will to nil Mil vnii',
Six fft mt mrh ei li tf tli track
rnunt i ketd up by tho ntilr 'id
company. Tim euuticil will re
quirn a li.;u 1 Lr (hU.:l " r f . ) r 1 1 -a
or of ?r iiixn t, it i uixi(ri!iiii.
Chief Kuginur D tuM, of the
Oregon Klfclriu. m iirr-fint, ittiil
expressed ItitiiHcll i ir(.H-t 1 y rat
iiUd with the t-rtru of the lights
granted.
Mr. 1.) 11 wan given f ixly titty k
to select tli KtiMti tin Hliiclt I f
wlshei frin-hiiH. It ii i xiii-'U'd
by that tiiii-i ihtt th purvey from
Portland to this i!n. will bu c -mi-pleted.
HUCHfcS- yo;i 1C
Mr. Thoi. llubf. t( Portland,
tin Miim Alice Vi-rk, youneM
daughter of Mr. mid Mr. J. V
lorr, ot iimr K. -ednl.o, with
united in iimrriittjo at thebntimof
the bridti'ii paMili, Jut. L'O, l'.0
Elder J. A ('.umbel!, formerly (f
Hdleboro, i ll.tittiii ir. 1 cronm
is a non rf Mr and Mr. R Hugh
M, of Oaweg ), ai l til" bride lire
always lived in this entity. After
thn ceremony tl.e wecHinr trty
was served Kith a hminieoiu r Bf-t
Tho tupHpn'. with:
Metr. ami Mrlmnr J V Yotk, J T
tik,l Ai iilitr, KtrilM'if. .lr tttwl mk
K lhiK)l., ()KtKi., .Mr nml Mm Y
a!ilrt, Kurlbii.!. Mr .ui.t Mtt A 11
Miut, St liulU, Joint i.iU, l'nitlittitl.
Mr J Hulirt, roitl.itcl. Mr uml MtC
UlttM-r, 1 1 il Ii'mro, thr Mi,.. ,:n lui-
lav, Krrilvillc, Klntu li.'l Hniu, rrttj
t tolilmni, ('r ViuiMnni, Himii' l'.i!iit
V.Uir IliiUlrn, I'uriUti 1 . I'.iiirl York,
Kertlvillf. Jtili:t l'lmt, Siluill, M.i.Uu
Cbrilrr Hnltliii. Joliu Ciiini'lill, 1'urt-
Inml, Allien Milirr itl i lillonl V..tk.
Kftdvillr, I.rUiil utnl Vallo l'lmt
Sholln.
John York wan KrooiuKinitn and
lit brnlvHitmlil wax Mine ictotia
Uolduiait, of I'uillnid. Thn wml
dinz march iilavnl ly M ih
LUle Bal lia. Tim bride wan at
Mred in lnt cUk, run! rairi'tl un
arm lnaju. t tf wbits carnntiooa.
Mr. and Mm Hughi'it bava tbe
bntt ftiaho? nf a Ur.j'' circle uf
frlenda in Vaihinetot) County
Afltr a tthort wtd.lin trip tlit-y
will make thur bomo in rort und
SHI VELY PETE RbON
Mr. W. U. Bhivfly, of Irtlnnd
ami Mian Poarl Kl'ai I lteru wtr
united in mariiuge at tie home o
thebriils'a parmtta, in Forwt l!rove
Tuesday, June 2, 1U07, Uv. II L
Batea, tf l'auillo I'oivt roily ol!i. i
aUn. iloln brulA aivl eru im are
rati ui tea of IV-illo. Mr. Sbivtly
ia from Orfon City, lul ia prrc-
tioins law in rortland, in tlit bin
ton Building, and the bridtj iw a
daiiKhter of ex-Mayor M. I'eterion,
of Foreot CI rove.
The young couple hnve a Loet of
Iriaoda who widh them every duo
oeit. MADDOX-KIM BERLIN
A pretty homo wtultiii'g was 8'd
mniiml, Thurnday, June 27, 1907,
at 2;(K) o'clock in tho afternoon, at
the residence of Mr. and Mrs. U P.
Klcnborlin, In Hillnboro, tho high
oontracting parliow being Mil's Etta
Marilla, ooly daughter of Mr. nod
Mr. Kitnberlln, nni Mr. Mat
hall J. Maddux, the bonutifnl riog
oeremony being perforuv cl by Hev.
ltdlknap, ot the Uilleboro M. E
Churoh. Tbe ceremony nit? per
formed in thn presence of ti few rol
ativea and perHomtl rimaU of bride
and groom. To the Rtraina of the
wedding march from Lidn ngrin,
by Miss Althea Ogdon, of Forust
Oroye, the couple entered the par
lors, which were beautifully deco
rated with roaeH, ferns and lilieH.
Tbe bride woro a ohampigns
chiffon l'anntna euit ami onrried
carnations. After the wedding a
dainty luncheon wan aorved. Mra.
Maddox ia will known in Waeh
ington County, and wan a former
Bludent of Tualatin Academy. Th
groom ia in tho Oregon Railway A
Navigation Company train eer
vice in caiacity of liiriuao, ttud
runs out of Thn Dallou.
After July 7 they wiil ho at
home to their friends in The
Dalles, Oregon.
Dr. Kuton, of Foreet Grove, will
be in tbe city, at the Tualatin,
July 1. See tutu uuout yuureyoti.
A prominent bunk-ess mun PU3
grata that property onnrs cut the
grass in the street? in front of their
property batweeu now and the
Fourth.
l U fc!J Hi b:it M. M. Will-
?t !tuln I'lttotk ti alt becBUxfl of
the f Allure of lCdnard tUcords to
build Hit Tillamook road under
the lU-id manageroent, and because
Ittid allfgtta that McCrackeo would
nut iigii tbe mortgage rwinds, ia re
ived in rortlaud. The alleged
proKfcution ray that Ilarriman
broke down the deal. This ia
tbiubtleea abcer nouM)nne, because
Ilarriman could get the road cheap
er by buying than to build it him
elf. K. K. Lytle took up the pro
ject and financed it without trou-
lile. Kpconu bad nothing; neither
did Km I; and neither did the uieo
get tbeir pay Until Mr. Lytle paid
tin in.
If you want to tile your place,
gel ligurea from the Groner &
Unwell Company, of Hcholls. We
are 108 ia renal luanuiacturera oi
drxin tile in tbe county, and bate
ul I our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the rpring,
get our fig urea of brick, building
block eto. We alao furnish lutn-
ber, rough ami dreatted, of all
kiii'l.i, and deliver it required, in
tiUick-nt uuar.litiia. Adlreae us
it Hillaboro, U. F. l. No. 2.
Judge II. T. Ongley has decided
the caao ot Mrs I. M. Kuder, ver
him I-. iii 1 1 iron, l tie case goes
ayainiit tbe plain till'. Mra. Kuder
left a hoy, ber s'n, Chas. Hpieringa,
with Victor Crop, who hired tbe
lui to Emil Crop. The lad drove
a milk wagon. Later Mrs. Kuder
a-tel Emil Crop for payment, and
he alleged lhat be paid NictorCrop
for tbe I toy a aervicee. Judga IWg
ley contended that Victor Crop was
liable for the beceesilies of the boy,
tinder the agreement with the boy's
nmlber, and be gave a verdict for
the defenee. Tbe caee will most
likely go to tbe circuit court
I'.ulTalo Pitts engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Trees, ready to
run, complete, for IMJO. J. A.
Mo ire, Uilleboro, Ore., Route 2,
residing jnt eaet of Hillaboro, this
bine oi iewioo.
J. W. Vandervelden, the Roy
merchant, waa in the city yeeter
dity. lie atatea that 75 tieoplu have
eigned a petition to the poet office
department ankmg that Roy be
given a pout cilice. Rov is the
renter of a very thickly settled lo
cality, and appotra to be an ideal
place for distribution of Uncle
Ham's mail
We are agents for the Peering
ami Oeborn harvesting machinery,
and have a complete line on band,
received direct from the factory.
Htliulmerich Rros.
Rruca Bailey, tbe young son of
Dr. and Mrs. A. R. Itailey, bad a
I:ill from bin bicycle, Tueaday, and
as a reeult had a touch of delirium
The next morning, however, he
came out of bis trouble, and ia get
ting along nicely. He was injured
in tbe aame mantier that Kev
Evan I'. Hughes was hurt a fen
j ears ago.
Have you any fence to build?
If eo we can rave you money. We
mil a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Hchul
tuerich Rros.
Uilleboro Co. 1G, Uniform Rank,
Iv. of r. eucled the following of
Ikers, recently : Captain, Geo
riehulmeriuh; F. J. Williams, 1st
lieutenant; W. V. Wiley, 2nd Jieu
tenant; T. 8. Weatherred, recorder;
II A. Barber, treasurer; I'. G
Gardoer, guide; G. A. Wehrung,
eentinol.
Sheep, hogs and beef cattle
bought. Independent Telephone,
051, Huaverton. J. G. llaynes
A. J. Wilkes, of Scholls, saye
that alfalfa can lu successfully
mined in Washington County. He
bad a fine crop this year, and
others down in that section have
good elands. This settles this very
important question to farmers in
tine locality
Do you want a buggy? We have
tho Uncut lines ever shown in this
county. Schulmerich Rros.
Ruby K. Brown, of Portland
mms Herschel II. Brown for di
vorce, GammaiiB & Malarkey being
h.r attorneys. They were wedded
at Pliot-nix, Arizona, in 189b and
in 1005, the wife alleges, the hue
band deserted her.
The fluent line of spring dress
ij.iotU arriving daily at 11. Weh
i ung & Bone.
J. A. Campbell will preach at
the Christian Church in Hillsboro
tbe fifth Sunday in June at 1
o'clock . ni. Elder A. A. Beery
will preach in the evening.
W. A. Hermens, of Verboort.was
iu town today, and says that the
crops are looking fairly well out
his way, although hay is a little
light this season.
Brick for sale at new yard, For
est Grove.I'eter Petercon, inde
pendent phone, 7G1.
Thos. Emriok is home for the
Fourth, after having been in Tilla
mook for several months, where he
wan in charge of the horses on the
P. It. St N. grade.
Mrs. M, M. Mead, of West Union
was very ill from an attsck of mea
ties, tho first of the week. She is
now improving.
The 'bus will run to and from
(he dance at Shute Park, Saturday
night, for the benefit of the dancers
Don't overlook this.
Mayor Dennis has bsen busy at
tho Shute Park, this week, getting
things into Bhape for the oelebra
tion.
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THE CELEBRATION
rounds are Fast Approach
in", Finishing Touches
ETERANS TO BE IS BY SATL'KDAY
Spleaditl Program la Arranged If Gci
cral Committee
be general committee is fact
hipping tbe Hhuto Park ground
into shape, and all will be in readi
oess to receive the veterans by the
ast of the week. A Urge force of
man Lave been working on the
stands and grounds all wtek, and
the rush will be over by tomorrow
ight.
The Fourth comes on Thursday,
and the committees Lave mapped
out a splendid program, The bal-
oon ascensions, two in number,
ill lie made Wednesday and
huraday. Thin is a feature 1 hit
Hillaboro alone has pulled oi!
he races and snorts in detail fol
low below. The big event on tie
Fourth will be the baseball ganns
between Uilleboro and Bat kn, the
prize to be fifty dollars. Laurel's
married men will play II illn t , r
bendicts for a f 10 puree. The re
maining program, :n part i?:
utty nice 0wti to nil 15 huuiU mill
tniiler fio 00
Swlille liiirtcs free for all 10 00
BiiKKy lacr free for alt 10 00
I'oot nice free for nil loo y.l 5 w
mil nice tree for nil too yd dash... 2 50
ill iimn'n race 200 ami ovi-r V 't
iIbiIi 2 so
Iji.lif' WHlkittjf race 50 yd 2 50
WUcrlliorrow race blitul fol-ltd v
'l - J SO
.ittlc KirU' race umlt-r 14 yis 1 00
.itllc lx)y' nice under 14 vn 1 00
'atiliitiK (rram-d pin, worth f;,
ocll to nil the piy
The Buxton train will leave
Iillboro for Buxton at 8:00 in the
morning, and leave Buxton on re
turn at '.1.15. Iu the evening the
train will leave HilMmro for liux
ton at 0:30, and leave Buxlon on
its return at 8:00.
CENTERVILLE SCHOOL
he Centerville echool, Mis tirace
leverman.teaoher.cbfel Ut week,
with exercises Saturday evening.
here was a basket social, and
Ion. G W. Marsh wan auctioneer
'rizes were award! MUa Rebecca
Marsh for highest general average;
Mies Anna Reh, for highest in de
portment, and Miss Imelda Van-
denberg, for beet attendance.
Tbe entertainment was ono of
the best ever held in the county j
TL.
110 pnKraui wan br iouowb:
reettni; Udwird Ynnl.om
Song, "Juaniu,"
Brattice aud Alma Lung
Dorotheas Mistake Maty Reli
Song Edna Green
Tbe Irishman and the Coon
L. Smith and C. Wiiudcrlich
Only a Pin Imelda Yandenbvri!
Bahy'a Vhitr," Song
..Nora Rcvernian aud HeUn Smith
Mama' Darling;.. .. Cecelia Vandcnbcri:
The Train to Mauro,.
Samuel Moon, Hilda VanLom, Tt.
Wumlerlich
Flag of the Trte, odk
, . llealrtce and Alma LutiR
Recitation do. Bed
Song Ai;rr VanLoin
Souk .Helen Smith
The (Julet Little Stream, soiik, hy trla
Recitation Meroel it von
My Speech Helen Reh
ATatron of Art, dlalogne
SoDg .Kdith VinLoiti and Helen Smith
Recitation Agnen Yen Lorn
The Little White School House. . .by all
Valedictory Kdward Smith
Presentation of pri.e and diplomas
The graduates were: Rebecca
Marsh, Beatrice Lung and Ed ward
Smiib. Miss Reverman has taught
n this UiBtrict two years and has
given universal satiefactiou.
REMOVAL SALE
Commencing Saturday, June 22,
all Ladies' Shirt Waiets. Peter
Pan and Marie Antoinette Waiets,
Tailored Skirts, Jackets and Bril-
hantine Dusters will ho so'd at
greatly reduced prices.
1 snail move my entire stock
July 5, and until that dale all
trimmed hats will be sold at coat
have a beautiful line, trimmed
for the mid-Bummer trade, and 1
am sure you will be satislhd with
my prices.
Mrs. Imocono Bath,
One door east of Ilotol Tualatin.
A. J. Wilkes was up to the coun
ty seat from Scholia, this afternoon,
The confetti man will be' at
Shute Park, Saturday eve, June 2!)
Get firecrackers and fireworks,
cup pistols and caps, at Den I
Sweets stand, on the celebration
grounds.
J. J. Goebel, who owns a half
brother oi the famous Lord Love
lace, who won the big purses on the
Northwest Circuit, last year, was
in town this morning.
Are you aware of the fact that
we can sell you the latest styles of
men s suits for less money than
you have been paying elsewhere?
Schulmerich Bros.
The Southern Pacific will eel
round trip tickets to all points on
the lines in Oregon where return
can be made by July o, lor a one
and one-third fare, Tickets wil
be sold on tbe 3rd and 4th, and re
turn must be made on the 5th
The traveling public will please
take notice.
Argue ihd I'at,!2c Mohtbljf, $1.50.
Francis Cola, of Laurel, a to
the city, yeett rday.
Faturday Evsning Telegram and
Argae, 12 00 per year.
I.'iu Tullock, of Buaverton, was
in the city this afternoon.
Anton Hermena.of Verboort.was
in town tho first of the week.
Ail kinds of rfreebuients at
Shute Park, Saturday eve, June 2'J.
Henry Buffers, of near Bethany,
was an Argus caller this morning
Parties drsiring ice will please
loave orders w i'.h L. J. Pal ma tee r.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. T.
Skeols, of ScholiB, June U, 1007, a
eon.
Horn, on Iowa Hill, June 24,
1007, a eon to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Gbos.
The Mayor will lead the Grand
March at Shute Park, Saturday
eve, June 2'J.
Henry Wirti, of Forest Grove,
a down to the county seat this
morning.
Wanted: Girl or woman for gen
eral housework, at once. Mrs. F.
J. Bailey, Hillhboro, Ore.
Tbos. Witbycombe, the real
estate rustler, of Scholia and Port
land, was in town this morning.
Tbe Veterans mill be in camp at
Shute Park, June 2'J, Saturday eve.
Lome ia and see tbem.
C. A. Cavell, who is cruising in
the West of the county, was down
to the.couuty seat the first of the
week.
W. F. Mohr, a pon of Wni. Mohr,
of southeast of town, and who is
agent for a paint house, was in the
city yesterday.
R. L. Cate and family came out
Tu"nday evening, and are domiciled
at their home recently purchased
from Mr. uhoades.
The rural mail earners are to
have a dav of! on the Fourth, and
this will give them all a chance to
take in the celebrations.
Ladies' knit and muslin under
wear, latest patterns; embroideries
and laces finest line in the coun
ty, at H. Wehrung A Sons.
K. B. Tongue will deliver the
Fourth of July oratiou at Rainier,
the mill town in Columbia County,
located on tho Columbia River.
If you want to spray your hope
remember that the Greear reed
Store, Second Street, keeps Whale
Oil soap and quaida chips, in any
quantity.
Frank W. Crowtber and Mies
ADna O. Clark, of Gales Creek
i were married at the M. E. Parson-
ape, Juno 2t, 1907, Rev. Belknap
uQiciating.
Good, gentle, true and sound
work or driving horse, tor sale;
weighs 1100. Goes at a bargain;
color, black E. h. Lyons, north
eat oi Hillsboro.
Mrs. Chas. Follet and children
have arrived from Portland, and
the fttmily have commenced house
keeping in the Jackeon house, foot
oi Main. Mr. follet is engineer
for the P. R. & N.
Start the celebration right by
coming in to tne dance at Miute
Park, Saturday eve, June 2'J
loor space, 5 x ( 5 feet, and made
of ecoI llooring. Tickets. 11.00
alkera orchestra of five pieces
CLris. Jaeger, of near Garden
Home, was up yesterday, and says
that the Oregon Electric haB order
ed its grading camp to commence
work on the Hillsboro branch next
Monday morniog. This is cheer
ng nens if it is reliable, and the
nformsnt thinks it is.
W. E. Thomas, who has been
with tbe Commercial Bank, has re
signed, aud Fred J. Sewell, former
lv with the Oregon Condensed
Milk Company, has taken the posi
lion as assistant at the bank. Mr
Thomas intends going into buei
ness in some Oregon town in the
near future.
Mrs. A. B. Flint, of Kinton, re
turned last week from an extended
vieit at Hardman, eastern Oregon
where she was the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Flint had the misfortune
to nearly break an ankle while on
her viBit, the result of an attempt
to ride cno of the bunch grass
equinea of that section.
Judge Bagley this week deoidei
that David ReghiUo was entitled
to the occupancy of his own place.
which Wuiseppe Mazzei claimed
his for the time being by right of
rental, lhe court held that the
plaintiff, through his agent, John
son, was in possession at the date
of the filing papers by Mazzei.
A. L: Crooni and Miss Rose Leh
man, of Bethany, have been grant
ed license to wed. They will be
married in Portland, today, and
will reside at. the Croem farm, near
Bethany. They have many friends
in Northeast Washington county
who wish them much happiness
Presbyterian services: Tualati
Plains rresbyteriau church wil
observe the Sacramont of the
Lord's Supper next Sabbath morn
ing. Session meeting and recep
tion of new members before the
Communion. Cordial welcome ex
tended to members of good and
regular standing in other churches.
Raedville churoh services will be
held next Sabbath evening after the
meeting of Christian Endeavor.
Cordial welcome to all.
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Andrew Ilocretli Charged
With Heinous 0 II en so
DAUGHTER TELLS A SAD STORY
Warrant of Arreat Wa Imntd by Dis
trict Attorney Wall
A warrant was issued yesterday on
complaint made by Officer Haw-
ey, of tbe Portland Juvenile Court,
charging Andrew lloereth, of Gar
den Home, of illicit relations with
bis fifteen year old daughter, the
first offense alleged to have been
committed when the girl was about
3 years old. Hoereth's wife died
some years ago and he wedded the
second time. The second wife left
him some time ago, and the girl
alleges that ber father whipped ber
few weeks back, and she followed
ber stepmother to Portland. Later
she passed into the bands of the
Juvenile Court. Officer Hawley
brought the girl to Hillsboro yes
terday, and she told her story to
Deputy District Attorney Wall,
and the warrant followed. Today
was Hoereth's market day in Port
end, and tbe warrant was sent
there for service. If tbe charge is
sustained in court it will go hard
with tbe parent.
PROBATE
J C Corey, W W Williams and John
schlegel appraisers estate of guard
ianship minors John, George, Earl
and Imogene Luther.
Emu Stalder executor will of
ate John Friedel, bond tt $200;
etition granted to sell .personal
property.
Earl Fisher petitions that D C
Fisher be appointed administrator
of the estate of J N Fisher deceased,
in place of Dr F M Robin3on,
whose removal is asked. Hearing
set for July 1.
C B Buchanan and J W Merril
approved as sureties on bond of
guardian of Jessie Dickenson.
July 1-5 set for hearing petition
asking for sale of realty Donald
Martin estate.
naodaii uunsmoor estate an-
praieed at 14308.
Advertised Letters
Minnie Agustn, Man Allen, Leatea Arm
strong, Loren Allingham, W F Barrett,
IJcrtua Inerman, is L, ikrry, Jack Bark,
May E Cummings, C If Cathcart, Frank
Parr, Monsieur Zules Y'anCaekers, I'
Domenieo, Leon tine Chappaleas, Kuthie
Green, K1 Grawcr, I) F Higginbotham,
Annie Haase, Henry Hildreth, Albert
Hlntz, Mrs Goldie Harris, J E Heath,
rrank Harbey, Imperial Supply Co to
Lacy, Mrs Lechner, Beverley G Milner,
John Miller, Jno Meier, N M Melvin,
Mrs Lizzie Nelson, C h Aeet, BeroOlsen,
Dale Preston, Lou Peterson, H P Prcssie,
C Swerdtmann, Joseph Soneier, Mr and
Mrs Utno istone, Arthur hrnnh, Jack
Siguett, Chas Stewart, Krnstiua Schulz,
Frank Witham, Evelyn Waight, Samuel
Garwood, Chas Fred Ileed, package.
B. P. CorneliUB, r. M.
W. F. Hollenbeck, of Roy, waB
n town yesterday.
Band concert at Shute Park,
Saturday eve, June 21).
C. K. Lytle returned from Tilla
mook, today.
Judge Hollis, of Forest Grove.
was in town this morniog.
John Powell has returned from
the Amboy logging district.
Attorney Hoffman, of Forest
Grove, was in town today, trying a
case before Judge Greear.
Have you seen "Merry?" She
will be at Shute Park, Saturday
eve, June 2'J.
John Zimmerman was over from
beyond Glencoe, the first of the
week.
The case of Chas. II. Dodd, of
Portland, versus J. H. and Agnes
Wirtz, suit for an alleged balance
of $30 due on a rental contract for
a house in Portland, was tried be
fore a jury and Judge Claude J.
Greear, here, today. Mra. Wirtz
alleged she had paid all that was
due, using the house but a part of
a month, and for which Dodd de
mands a full month's pay. A jury,
consisting of Yvulis Ireland, F. C
Pauli, J. H. Humphreys, C. E
Deichman, O. G. Wilkes and J. C.
Kuratli, heard the case. H. T
Bagley was attorney for Dodd and
J. N. Hoffman waB attending the
defendants' case. The jury is out
at press time.
Wm. Waterman and MissLoreua
Flower, the latter of whom is aged
about 15 years, came down from
Buxton the first of the week, and
Miss flowers' parents became fear
ful that an elopement was in pro
gress, Sheriff Connell was tele
phoned, and he went to the John
Sewell ranch, east of town, and
found the couple, just as they were
to leave for up town. The officer
stated his mission, and Waterman
who has been working on the right
of way for sometime, disclaimed
any idea of making a get-a way
The girl stopped with a relative
alter reaching Hillsboro. Water
man bad drawn his time above
Buxton, and when this was ascer
tainea toe parents ot tne sir
thought there was "something do
ing," and telephoned tbe official
Cham Shtitttfi whri ria for-
John Dennis, was an over yester
day, at the John Housef place, in
East Hillsboro. He was hauling
bay, and bad just started to un
hitch. Mr. Houser was on the
load, and raised a binding pole to
put it in place to bind the load.
Tbis frightened the colt, which
started to run. Tbe other horse.
however, beld tbe young one, but
not until tbe load bad been hauled
several yards, and the wagon bad
passed over Hbolty, the wheels
passing over bis arms and legs
rortonately, no bones were broken
Dr. A. B. Bailey dressed his
wounds and the plucky old Ger
man immediately asked for his
pipe, and wanted to be taken home.
He will be out in a week or so
This is the second time that he has
been hurt on the Houser place.
For sale: Shepherd dogs, Berk
shire swine and Shorthorn cattle.
The dogs are heelers and workers;
the hogs are "doers," and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Call early for selections.
Addre-s A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, residing near Centerville.
Ed. Wolf, injured at the corral
last week, is getting so he can take
nourishment, but he does not rest
very well at night. "Joeb" Merrill
has joined tbe list of unfortunates
at the corral. He poked a bunch-grat-eer
with his cane and tbe
equine retaliated by kicking him
on tbe hand, breaking the meta
tarsal bone on the index finger.
Dr. Lioklater splinted the fracture
and Josh will soon be ready for
another whirl at some horse.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land in the viciniy of Hillaboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line. Fine location;
good building site. Itquire of
Argus.
The little two year old child of
Mr. and ih. w. A. Thorn pBon, of
Widnngton Street, Monday ate a
part of a corrosive sublimate tablet,
probably retting but a taste. Dr
Lioklater went down, accompanied
by Dr. A. B. Bailey and gave tbe
child an emetic. The little one
contended she had swallowed the
entire tablet, but the physician
thinks probably nearly all of it
was spit out. Antidotes were
given and the child will get along
all right.
Spray your hops: New is the
time to spray before the vine gets
too heavy, and the lice too thick
We have quassia chips and whale
oil soap in stock. L. B. Buchan
an fc Co.
Mrs. William Beard, of above
Banks, died yesterday. A husband
and three small children survive.
Deceased was married to Mr. Bsard
in Tillamotk. She is a daughter
f Mr. Loving, of this place, and
was also a t-Uter of Mrs. C. Blaeer.
She has been in ill health for eev
eral months.
We carrv the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoee for men. Leading
for ladies. Latest styles
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
John Archbold, interested in the
coal and ice busmees in Portland
and who also dabbles in Portland
real estate, was out yesterday, the
guest of his parents, A. C. Arch-
bold and wife.
Millinery at half price. All good
and desirable bats. Clean, and up-to-date
line. If you wish to' do
yourself a favor, call her9 before i
buying elsewhere. This offer holds
good until after July 4tb, at Miss
Mrkwood s above Hoyt s store.
Bring your wife, sweetheart or
little tots to the Den of Sweets'
stand at the Shute Park for a dish
of ice cream and something cold to
drink, while celebrating.
Jacob Raffety, of Mountaindale,
wae in town this morning. He
says that a large acreage of timber
land has recently been sold between
Mountaindale and Banks, on the
hille.
For Sale Heavy work horee;
well-bred black driving mare with
colt; also U. S. cream separator,
good as new. Inquire of Fred
Rood, near Rood s bridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Utzinger, of
Astoria, are guests of Mrs. Utxing-
er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Stephens, of North Hillaboro.
While at Shute Park look for the
Den of Sweets' stand, where you
can get everything to eat and
drink that is good.
J. W. Bailey and his brother-in-
law, W. B. Streeter, of Portland,
started lor the JNehalem, this morn
ing, on a fishing expedition.
Hot coffee and sandwiches, Sat
urday night, at Den of Sweets'
stand, near dance floor. Shute
Park.
W. W. Williams, of Mountain-
dale, was in the city yesterday,
greeting nis county Beat iriends.
Born, to Abraham Grossen, and
wife, of near Cedar Mill, June 26,
a Bon.
Chas. M. Johnson, of below
tfarmington, was in town yeBler
day.
ynas. Bloom, of the Harris
Bridge, waa in tie city this morn
ing.
Born, to Fred S. Morton, and
wife, of near Bsaverton, June 26, a
son.
Free moving pictures at Shute
i rark. Saturday eve. June 29. ,
FBcrzastofriu
RA. lMtLEY.Mi b.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Rnitev-Mnriran tiltu-lr. mtdlr.
Rooms 12, la and 1ft. KwicUnc"ou!K-
weitt corner lUoeliue and Hooond Slrcot.
now - ruones.
ltVArrWMrlrVVyvVyvV
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B, C. .,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offle uonUlrt over Tbe Dvita Drag- Stora
lUaldanM Kaat of Court Hoo w,
In the corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPR TA MIES IE, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
HofKon Southern PaclAo Railroad Co,
Coimultallon In French or Etig-UHli. Of
fice tiMtairi, over L. M. Hoyt Co's. store,
north aide of Main St., UlllRboro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
KeHldence on corner Second and Oak Rti
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - OREGON
A. B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hilkhnrn. f)rf
- 1
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREOON
C. ft. BamlV W. O. Har
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLSBORO, . . OBF.GOS.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTOHNEV-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Poet Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregon
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgaa Blk, Hillaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office UpaUlxa, Bailey Vargas Block,
Room, 1 an I a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stain, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
0. F. SHELDON
Attmrtfy-at-Luw and Motary Publlm
Off lorn WrnhMmpfm Storm
Hillaboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers In Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstone, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write u
for particulars. Address 336 E. 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 monoy. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
G. M. HUNTER
Oontraotor mud Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Hm, rirat mnd Main tm.
RMfrftaifoo, maat and at Oak,
Bath Phonaa
Hillaboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barrf
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.
Calls answeredpromptly, day or night.
Ladies', gents', and children'n
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at H. Wehrun & Rrtna.