M'LLSBORO ARQU3, JULV 4, 190f
PROGRAM FOR MVS
r.uaJc Will I'min up Town
ut1::l in MurniiiK
START tOK GKOl'NDS AT 10(H)
Three Kami la I'rotcsiion, IIHUboio,
New berg and Kccdvillc
ThiH tuoriiing llillshoro's big cele
bration starts, and llio parade will
form at i);3G and (tart fr the
grounds at 10 IK). The committee
hu foritiuluted tht) following pro
gram: I. Amrnimi I'le;. carried by .1. C
Lauiklu.
l. lUllcl.
J.
4.
5
6. I:
('.rand Armv of (In; Republic.
I ltltalM.ru llni,.
C.o hi. ni Liberty 1' lout.
Float i( Stales,
Float, IlilUtioio I, iuiil.fr Co.
('jirmtH', wtlh Mayor, Omior, and
liruilrr of i'tcUratloti nl Iiidrrndciicr.
y. Carriage wi'h t'uy Council.
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II.
II.
IIilNliiiru fin I ly l'lim-iin lliiud.
Niiwlirrx Itrrd tV Corurt Band.
C'llurun in Carriages,
keedville Hand.
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Parade f litis at Sfdinl V Main, and
Third Si Mum, t y : j. i, kinn south on
Sceond tol lr.rmti.il lfir to Seventh;
win tli on Seventh to Park, paradr to
leave Second K, M.iiu ptomptly at io:i
At the C.iomi-U
Onlcr called bv Mayor,
Mililc by Hand.
Invocation. Krv, C.ilimtrii k.
8liii(liiK, ti'ittlrltc, "Amcru-a."
Muiic by Hand.
Iietlaratlim of Independence, Frank
Peters.
Sonu, "S'ar Spaniard Banner"
Oration, I Inn . It. II. Ilrrkiimn.
Mimic by Hand.
Adjournment Tor Luuch.
Sports, Ailriimiti
lUlloou A'rui.u.
Baseball Oaiuc, lUuks vermis Conic
ll.n. Baseball ftamr, Married Hu n tit I, all
rel vrraua Married turn of llllMn.ro.
1'otiy lace open to all 15 bauds and
nntlrt fut oo
Saddle homes (tec for all low
Hujjijy rare Irre fur all lo oo
Foot face fte fur all loo yd
Foot tace free lot all rnu yd diish
Fat uian'a race 2m and ma y v 1
dull
I,ilic walking race jo yd
Wheclhotlow in it blind i.ildcd tut
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Little villi' race under i, yr . , ...
Little lioyt' tace under 14 yta, . . .
Catching greated pig. worth J7,
5 oo
'I fio
5"
5"
1 b
t 00
I (O
open to all the pi
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Albert S Larioti to Krv Sam'l Wilton
Ho a and timber I 3 11 r 4 w j
Y A Reynolds to A 11 Hrhoouovcr,
tract 111 Cornelius Environs 10
Fred Scboinbitrv to llrrinnn t .111 1 1-1 ,
Lot 7 blk J Dak t'.rove addition. . . in)
T M Rogers to Tho Biadiry 1.14 a
Kf lli t I 1 1 I w 935
Wui Keldl to lt Miner 4 lota W I'
Height t
Arthur Huron to K S McNutt 4" a
arc ih t 3 11 r 3 w I
Oscar Sheldon to TUoa Howe, tr in
blk 1 S C ad Mho 330
S M Rcelo John It ll.iniu 3 lots
blk 1 N side ad Wi i;i
Nellie Crow to K I) Curtis ct al,
quitclHlui 3 a WiiiS'.ukcfidoniition 500
Thoa Howe to Leo Siliinir tract in
lot 3 blk a S C 1 300
J. U. McCIarkin wan in from
Laurel, Tup.ay.
J, A. Ihiclior, i.f MtitintaitiJulp,
was in ttm oily last everiing.
J. B. Htewart arul wifn wr over
from tfouth Tualatin, Monday.
Born, at HiUrlmro, Jihih 2'.), to
Mr. and Mra. 1'rnr.k Mort-y, a "on.
John Friday, of above Hnnk,
wai down yuuterday, taking in
Bhute I'ark.
8. P. Heedr. of Knotl villp. was in
the city jeHfinloy, jtint to bco what
wan going on in 1110 iiurg.
Horn. In Lonia lnifl and wifo
00 the J. A. Imhfio farm, Wet-t
Union, July 2, J".07, a toa.
J. A Zimmerniin, r,f R wlmtl
Farm, wai up veuterilitv. mid
feelinn highly ulitttnl over that now
granddaughter down tit h jduoe
M. U. HtfictiliH and wifo. of Ho
nuiam. Wach., tiro biek to the old
llilldbnro home for th Fourth
greeting their frim da in this vi
oinity.
Havo you any Atnro to build:
If bo we can rave vou nimiMV. V'
"ell a Rood Mihhtantial fonon, 4 fuel
high, for 40 cents por rod. ychul
merich Hroe.
One of the lfcalon boyp, of
Boholls, had an ai.klo cumhed biRt
Haturdny, by a log rolling on bin
leg. J)r. Lioklator attndnd ihe
wound, and cays it id much wonae
tnan a breaking of bone,
Lout: At merrv.vfMroimd. ph
bration ground, purw ,wUh fmall
autn of money and three keys.
Finder can keep money if they will
return keyH Mrs. L. M. lioyt, it
Hoyt'a Store, Hilluboro.
Albert Tozier, who is in the Kaflt,
visited Washington'B homo at MV.
Vernon, June 20 lie writes the
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ty',
it
I.Nia Mast, of above Mountain-1
dale, ban mtd Frederick M ant for
divuroe, alleging cruel and inhu
man treatment. Iter complaint
alro nay that the defendant rtruck
her many times, and 1ko threaten
ed to kill her. There are four
children, and the plaintiir anka for
4M) to proxocute the Huit, and
twenty dollar pur month for the
support of the children during the
pending 01 UiH luti. ibe Mauls
liavs 81) acres of land, and the wife
wants a share in the urotierty.
Hagly it Hare are attorneys for
the plaiulilf Koine year or ho ago
the MaU had trouble and the
huitbaud advertised the wife.
If you want to tile your place,
Kt lifureH from the (Jroner &
Kowull Company, of Bcholls. We
are the largest manufacturers of
dm in tile in the county, and have
sold our product far and wide. If
you are going to build In the Hpring,
C't our figures of brick, building
blin ks etc. We also furnish lum
t, rough and dressed, of all
kinds, and deliver if required, in
kullicient quantities. Address us
at Ilillsboro, H. F. I). No. 2.
Home one reported a "hop blight''
n Washington County, to the Ore-
Konian the other day, bring written
up at the Portland end. This is
error, there Is some Indication of
hop aphis, owing to the moist
weather, but the growors here have
the pest well io hand and are
spraying in good shape. There is
no re.tson to fool "panicky" over
results.
Dr. F A. lUiley reports that as
the it-suit of the heavy rain Tugs-
lay night, much tall grain is some
what fallen and that clover unout
is badly matted. Much of this,
however, will straighten and the
down-pour haa dons a world of
good to late town grain and to the
vc-getable crop.
Mr. C. A. Ileyer, of Mt. Tabor.
and Mips Mary I). Brandt, of Ti
natdvill.', were wedded at Tijiard
ville. at the home of Mr. and Mr.
F. Brandt, parents of the bride,
June ;), liiOi, Kev. Hornschuh
officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Beyer
will make their home at Mt. Tabor.
For pule: Shepherd dogs, Berk
hire swine and Shorthorn cattle.
The dogs are heelers and workers;
ttie hogs are "doers," and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Call early for selections,
Addres A. Chalmers, Forest (J rove.
Ituute 2, residing near Centerville.
Willig Anderson leaves for Los
At gules, the last of the wetk, where
ho will visit his brother, who is in
Crested in dairying and a store.
lie may remain there, and Mrt
Anderson ami cnilttren may soon
tako up tbeir residence in the tour
it city.
Milliopry at half price. All good
anti otMirnoie rms. c lean, and up-to-date
line. If you wish to do
yotumdf a favor, cull here before
1 .11. i-m a
buying elsewhere. This offer holds
co d until after July 4th, at Miss
Kirk wood s above Iloyl s store.
Recorder Basic? posted the or
dioancos granting the United Rail
way and Oregon Electric franchises
through the streets of the city, the
lost of t ho week, and the papers on
which the grants were written were
four and six fot in length.
lSufTila Pitts engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Press, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moore, Ilillsboro, Ore., Route 2,
residing just east of Ilillsboro, this
side of .Newton.
Orville "Tennis, of Forest Grove,
and Art Donnleon and Cornelius
BlaserJr., came over from Tilla
mook, arriving Monday, Mr. Ten
nis lost a horse at Gales City, Sun
day night,
We are agents for the Deering
and Osborne harvesting machinery,
and have a complete lino on hand
rfciivpd direct from the factory.
Rcnuiiiiorich isros.
John 10. Willis, aged 22, and
Rosa A. Schaer, aged ID, both of
Mouniaiiidale, were granted license
to wed, Tuesday, by Clerk Godman
Mrs. J C. Latnkin, Mrs. Smith
and diuightpr, Miss Georgia, and
Mrs. John M, Wall relumed Tuet
day, from a trip to Seaside,
Geo. Billings, of Woodstock, and
formerly a resident of this place
for yoarH, was in town this week,
attending the encampment.
Iwnc Smith, who hns hsen with
the engineer carps working lor the
P, R. & N., on Wilson River, ia
here for the Fourth.
Thoa. Sain, of Gaston, W. W
Lewis, of above DiUey, and Akc B
load, of Dilley, were in the city
yesterday.
Mr and Mrs. II. G. Lake, 0!
Greshaiu, are here to spend the
Fourth with Mrs. M. M. Pittenger
Sheep, hogs and bsef cattle
bought. Independent Telephone,
51. Beaverton. J. G. Havnea.
Frank Holcomb, of West Union
vas in town luesday, accompanies
y his mother. .
Brick for kI at new yard, For
st Grove. Peter Peterson, inde
loudant phone, 761. ,
T. J. Willis, of vKtountaindale
vR8 in town Tuesday evening.
J John Milne Jr., was in Trom the
i 'entorville ranch, Tuesday. .
f Dan Burkhalter, of Farmtng(on
,' was 10 the city Saturday.
Henry Miller, of Witch Hazel
; ,vas in the city Tuesday,
COUNTY HOARD IN
V VI?
n Hi
Will Adjourn Until Alter the
Fourth of July
ACCEPT THE SCflOLLS' BRIDGE
upervliiors Reporting fur Spring Woi
Balaoce of Claim Vtxt Wetk
he county CDrrimisBionors' court,
consisting of County Juilgq J. W.
Goodin, Uillsboro, W. J. Butnc-r.
Beaverton, and C. B. Buchanan,
Cornelius, mt yesterday anil bo
gun the July seahion. I). I. Rea
soner was paid the nice little sum
of 11,777.1)1 for tho ScIioIIh' wagon
bridge across the Tualatin, tho
board, after looking at tho struc
ture, having aeceptod it.
The court adjourned lart eve
ning, and will be nt work agoin on
Friday and Saturday, to finish the
month's labors.
Clalnia allowcO, tmlsnre to iititiear
next week:
Tliompivin Urns, lumber $57
llusliotiir a. Co, tu 40
Conelainn Bro, roads 35 40
C A Cavell, crulninjf 430 n
Koee llocreth, witness it n 5 60
If II Hawley, " " 5 f.o
U J'hIioU, toaila , 1 50
r Luther courthouse. ,. ., 1 y.
Ileall & Co, drill, iiarry a,V 50
flrivKa ltroa, roada 3
D McLauiiah, courtyard 310
Anileraoo Bros, stale canes 5 tm
M C Case, sal & exp 61 37
" travelling ep 7 n
w K Harris, unit mstirctor 2 10
J K Morback, roads 15 ho
Cieo II WIIcoj, assessing etc ion So
Uernard & Co, ta, is (jo
D H Kcaaom-r, Kcholls bruiii 1777 l
J It HciiHlev. roail 20 00
Tri.... ..... iu H
1 inn r-11111, ujj mi 10
A II fOllll, " " 20 00
W W Uwia " " 7
win (.oetllciiuin, ljrii!jt-f! 3 50
ltig I-our Lbr Co, " 45 31
r. l. IIiiL'i-v. auo hhi lui 0.1
John Mi Claraii, ti j- ;il 57 5,
-
Brail & Co, rock crusher IJ57 J
(l r Cooke, powder ... f 1
VV 1! Wilhun, relief 4 h.
n I'avia, aaarssint; 27 00 j
Willis Ireland, recorder and di-t...n jo 1
KJ (.(hIiknii, clerk, dep etc 3i col
Brail it Co. roads 21 S 1
Conzrliuan Bros, lhr 12 25
Mrs ooilbuiy, exiiiniuiiiK board. on
lllimclic Kicc, " " 9 00
L Kixon, ' " .. 9(0
(ilawi & l'riiilhotiiuic, sta 18 90
Brull & Co, loin Is 10 60
Ilillsboro Independent, printing . 1625
1' K Harttampf, loads 17 6(1
Clyde Lincoln, bridges 616 Sy
W G rreiicott, critlsitiK 3H0 co
R B Brown, roods IS on
John Kasaabaum, roads 25 65
Ole Olson, " 22 ,5
II L Russell, . " , 00
J W Connell, sheriff , .a5 00
J W Conuell, expeuaea... 24 10
The Arj;us, printing 11 00
Ili 1'our I. umber Co, bridges 07 05
Ilillsboro I ity, water & liijht 22 50
I' W Livermore, bridges 35 2S
Victor II Limber, relief 30 00
CW Barnes, assessing 4') 00
A J Roy, poor farm lo.H 00
Keeves it Keeves, relief 4 o.
iieach it Keller, biidveo a.t 04
J S Lorsung, roads boo
ward Downs, aistsHing ami col... 37 fio
W Connell, coroner a ollice S 00
W M Jackson, tress , 50 00
L W f louse, court house 8 00
J P Tamieaie, relief 21 50
The Delta. " 42'')
A M Collins, janitor 40 00
T A McBiide, circuit judge 20 N3
WEHKUNG AGAIN CHOSEN
At a recent meeting of tho Oregon
commission of the Alaska Yukon
Fair, Hon. W. H. Wehrung, of
Ilillsboro, was again chofeu ae
president of the board; K. W. Rowe,
Portland, vice president; W. I).
Wisdom, of the Rural Spirit, Fecre-
tary, and Miss Elizabeth Keane, of
lortland, assistant secretary and
stenographer. President Wehrung
W. II. Weluutig
has a great , deal of experience in
Ivatr matters, having been superin
tendent of the Oiegon exhibit at
St. Louis and director of the Agri
cultural Building at the Lewis &
Clark Fair. He states that no ac
tive work will commence until in
September. The site is already se
lected. Talk about mules a few years
ago the man who had a span of
mules in Washington County (and
his name was N. ' omer, of Lau
rel) wbb the cynosure of all eyes.
Today you can seo a fine span of
Missouri canaries almost any time,
hitched to the chain in front of the
court house, Better Btill, you can
boo all kinds of mulo colts coming
in from the north-since W. W.
Paine, the Glencoe Btockman, Bet
tied out that way and commenced
putting his Jack in the stud. The
mules are the boys, juHt the same,
S. J. Galloway it down from
Buxton to celebrato the Fourth
with his family.
fv 1 t
J. H. Swalley.of Reedvillo, was
in town yesterday. 1
Saturday Kvening Telegram and
ArgUH, if 2 (X) per year.
Ditiitil Curnrnines, of Buxton,
was in the city yesterday.
Win. Bnnriett was in the city
from Cornelius, Monday.
Parties desiring ico will please
l-:ave orders with L. J. Palmateer..
John McClarari, of Gales Creek,
ws in the city yesterday after
noon. Kugcne Delplanche, of Center
ville, was in the city the last ol the
week.
Mirs Edna Freeman, of Port
land, is the guest of Miss Byrtle
Habin.
H. Welch ood wifo, of beyond
Glencoe, were io the county seat
Monday,
John Goebsl, the Laurel veteran,1
was in yesterday, greeting bis
veteran friends.
Hugh Rogers, timber inspector
for the railroad, was down from
Buxton, yesterday.
Miss Mabel Gilbert, of Wasco, is
the guest of her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. M Collins.
Wanted : Girl or woman for gen
eral housework, at once. Mrs. F.
J. Bailey, Hillhboio, Ore.
Green Walker and wife, of near
Roy, wore down Sunday, guests ol
H. 1). Schaiel!zr and wife.
Do j ou went a higy ? We have
tho finest lineH ever shown in this
caunty. Hchulmerich Bros.
Henry W. Jones, of Mountain
dale, was in town yesterday,
coming in to remain over the cele
bration. Cbas. True, an old timer of Mid
dle'.on, and II. L Kocher, of the
same section, wore in the city vcb
terday. R. S. Varls-y, who recently
b.'Ufcht the Haynor place, weet of
town, was in town yesterday to see
tho crowd,
ira K. Bradley, of Forest Grove
web down yerterday, wearing that
mile that won't come oil', even in
a baseball game.
The Misses Lottie Wann and
Sadie B-jrst, of Portland, are out to
spend the national holiday with
friends and rtdalives.
Capt. Wilbur Wiley, who has
been up on the Columbia, in the
Priest Rapids section, is in town to
remain over the fourth.
Ladies' knit and muslin under
wear, lateet patterns; embroideries
and laces finest line in the coun
ty, at H. Wehrung & Sons.
A. B. Smith, superintendent of
construction on the P. R. it V.
abjvo Buxton, was down yesterday,
coming in to spend the Fourth.
If you want to spray your hops
remeinbsr that the Greear Feed
Store, Second Street, keeps Whale
Oil soap and quasia chips, in any
quantity.
Henry Guild, of Portland, and
who has been on the OreeoniaD.
was in tbe city yeBterday, the eueet
of his brother-in-law, Hon. W. N.
Barrett.
S. A. I). Meek, of Mountaiodale,
and whose father, Col. Joe Meek,
was always marshal at Fourth of
July celebrations, was in the city
yesterday,
Good, gentle, true and sound
work or driving horse, for eale;
weighs 1100. Goes at a bargain;
color, black. k. E. Lyons, north
east of Ilillsboro.
J. C. Lnmkin yesterday received
from Albert Tozier, making a trip
in the etiBt, n bouquet of laurel
leaves, gathered from the tomb of
Jeilerson Davis, the leader of the
Conftdcracy.
John McXamer is now running
a through-trip in one day stage trom
roreet Grove, Icaviug out of For
est Grove at G:OU in the morning,
and uing throo relays of horses to
effect the trip.
In July brightly shines tho sun -
Those days we'd rather walk than run;
And cool soil drinks, ii-o crown and such,
Appreciated very much.
Soc.omu willi v.it'i", sweetheart, or friend,
ir emtio alone --for wc intend
To suit you all-tliimiih wants may vary,
At I'alimiteer's Confectionery.
L. J. I'alnmtiHir, Prop,
Thos. Wilkes, who has been in
Arizona for a year or so, and who
was at Denver prior to that, ar
rived the first of the week for an
extended stay in Washington
County. He is a brother of J. B.
Wilkes.
Talk about natty uniforms but
tho Newberg band, which is in
town yesterday and today, playing
at the celebration, is uniformed in
very swell Euits, and created quite
a murmur of admiration among
Ilillsboro citizens the young la
dies going into rhapsodies over the
musicians. The boys are gentle
manly, and their visit to this city
is one long to bo remembered as a
feature of the reunion and calebra
tion. Buxton: Mrs. A. E. Mead, of
Green Mountain, has been seriously
ill with the measles, but is now re
covering. There were Bevoral raseB
in the neighborhood but all are
getting along nicely now. There
iviis no ..school last week in the
Meado district ou account of
measles. Miss Ethel Smith has
returned to her home at Knob Hill,
from near Seattle, Wash.; where
she recently completed a nine
months' term of school.
110 u
Veterans of All Wars Camp
ed at Shute Park
'WERE TOGETHER WHEN BOYS'
Interesting Exercise. Visit
triotic Instructor
by Pa-
The Washington County veterans
of all wars are in camp at Shute
Park, this week, and make their
final adjournment, after three days
of visit and exercises, today. Pa
triotic Instructor, D. J. Haines, of
Portland, and who holds that po
sition with the Oregon G. A. R.t
was here Tuesday, and delivered
an able address. On Tuesday
afternoon the Cornelius contingent
furnished the program of song and
recitation, and on Wednesday
Ilillsboro rendered the program.
The roster of those who have reg
istered, by states, follows:
ILLINOIS
F A Haines, C and Art, Hillsboro
B K Haines, C " " "
M C Collier, D 101 Tnft "
John Nt-cp, C 9tb Cav Cornelius
Koirt Ivunn, B 64th Inf. Hillsboro
UK llailey, M 4 cav. Ilillsboro
Kli Smith, O 4 cav Glenwood
i K Mwdierry, A 150 In ft Cornelius
Henry Chnllacoiub. 97 " "
John II Bilker, G 1st" Forest Grove
N J Walker, I, 1st ' "
V J R Beach, Sturgis Rifles " "
IOWA
R Crandall, L 5th Cav Hillsboro
F lioughty, I 7th " "
Win Jackson, K 33rd Inft "
Wei Kidgely, F 29 Inft Forest Grove
S A Howell, 1 10th Inft. Beaverton
Kufus Wnffgener, B 3rd.. Hillsboro
K 8 Urauihall, B 10
MSB Haycock, A 5 Cornelius
Fred L'nger, F 5 cav Hillsboro
. OHIO
Edmund Lee, K 39th Inft Greenville
C C Hoopcs, G 161 Inft Gaston
H S Gordon, Ind 4 Cav Forest Grove
J09 A Bucher, G iSth Inft Mountaindale
H G Fitch, U S N Cornelius
NEBRASKA
A II Gates, B 2nd Cav.. Forest Grove
MICHIGAN
W R Whitney, H 1st II A Forest Grove
M J Sauiuions, I 20 Inft Portland R 2
ARKANSAS
W A Hays, D 1st Inft Hillsboro
WISCONSIN
J W Hartrampf K 7th Inf. Hillsboro
J 11 Waitc, II 37 ' '
F. J Groat, K 1st " Sherwood
K J Groat, I) 41 "
L T Cornell, A 3 Inf Hillsboro
A W Barber, F, 23rd "
.1 J Wilkins, II 5 Inft Cornelius
A Porter, ti 12 Inft Forest Grove
W II Mardin, K 2nd Inft Hillsboro
MINNESOTA
R W McNutt, K 9 Inft Cornelius
John Krncrson, H 1st H A "
W S TiltOD. 1 1 ith Inf Hillsboro
W L l'ike, I 6th " Beaverton
L h Bullock, K 10 Inf. Forest Grove
Wm Norton, C Bracket cav Hillsboro
A M Collins, F 1st H A Hillsboro
Bnggs, Calvin, U S teamster "
INDIANA
R K Pimp-on, Bat A 1st II A, Hillsboro
J A Long I 73rd Inft Mountaindale
Albert bhanahan, G 9th Inf. F Grove
G T Hollister, A 30 Inf, University Park
L Groeudyke, E 16th Inf... Dilley
W G Hager, 22 Inft Hillsboro
Phil Masters, I) 13 Inft "
J Garrigus. I 2l Inft Bank
John S Sw.illey, I) 152 Inft Uccdville
WASHINGTON
I, S Faircbilds, II 1st Inft Cornelius
OREGON
J B Wilkes, D 1st Mt Vol Hillsboro
,Tas Harper, B 1st Inft "
Rugene Jackson, B 1 Inft.. ...Grants Pass
G W Keed, F 2nd Mt vol Dilley
Chos Doughty II 2nd Oreir Hillsboro
" " E 28 V S Reir
G T Ledford, D 1st Oreg Mtd, Hillsboro
5 1) Powell, 11 1st " " "
MISSOURI
John Baldwin, G 23rd Inft, Forest Grove
J A Moore, 5th Cav Hillsboro
Henry Hesse, C loth Cav "
NORTH CAROLINA
John W York, Com Morris Sta.Reedville
PENNSYLVANIA
John Wolford, F142 Inft Buxton
V M Watrous, D 207111ft. ..Forest Grove
W II Morton, D 104 Vol Hillsboro
NEW YORK
Elbridge Cheney C 10th Iu II A,F Grove
KENTUCKY
D J Haines, F 26th Inft Patriotic In
structor Oregou G A R Portland
Geo C Thomas, K 12 Cav. ...Forest Grove
WEST VIRGINIA
Silns WGnth, A 17 Palo Alto
K N Varley, 4th Oav Hillsboro
The above is the oomplete roster
up to 2:30 yesterday.
The Veterans elected the follow
ing officers: R. W. McNutt, presi
dent; Jabez Wilkes, vice president;
W. R. Whitney, 2nd vice; H. G.
Fitch, secretary; S. Howell, treas
urer; F. A. Haines, chaplain. They
will hold their next semi-annual
meeting at Hillsboro in October.
The Ladies' Auxiliary elected of
ficers as follows: Mrs. E. 0. Cran
dall, president; Mrs. Alice Barber,
1st vice; Mrs. S. Morgau, 2nd vice;
Mrs. Greendyke, 3rd vice; Mrs.
Groat, 4th vice; Mrs. Sabin, secre
tary; Mrs. Sarah McNutt, treasurer;
and Mrs, Farnham, chaplain.
Geo. H. Wolf, who has been log
ging over in Washington, is home
for the Fourth.
J. E. MoNamara and wife, for
merly of The Dalles, now of Port
land, are out for the Fourth in old
Hilltown.
J. J. Hartley, of above Banks,
was in town Tuesday, and went to
Portland yesterday.
Mrs. Lydia Bowen, widow of the
late Chas. Bowen, was out thiB
week, from Portland, attending the
encampaieut,
li
A. H. Tanner Jr., who Is star
ing at the mill above Gaston, came
to tbe citv Mondar Afternoon, in
company with Frank Challacombe,
and tbe two rode their horses op
and down the street, one of them
nearly running down the eldest son
of L. M. Hort. Tbe young men
were arretted and the next morn
ing came back and Tanner Jr. was
fined $30 and bis companion, $10.
They deposited cash bail tbe night
on which tbey were arrested. Re
corder Bagley felt disposed to be
lenient with tbe boys, bat young
Tanner was altogether too "fresh"
the night of his arrest, and the
Court did not think he was a eub
ject for judicial generoeity. Tan
ner figured in the iand fraud cues
year or bo ago, and is supposed
to have been the typewritiet who
wrote tbe fraudulent contract upon
which Senator Mitchell based a de
fense in the Federal Court.
Agent Vickerg states that be does
not think the Southern Pacific will
be troubled with car shortage this
season as heretofore, as the com
pany has made every possible effort
to get rolling stock so they can
operate in conformity with the
amount of shipping. Tbe state
commissioo, for the protection of
shipper?, has laid down a rule that
tbe agents shall keep a register of
all applicants for cars, name and
address of applicant, number of
cara wanted, when cars will be re
quired, kind and size, kind of
freight to be shipped, destination
of car or cars, when cars are fur
nished, etc. The commission will
have access to thiB booking, and
accers to the record must be given
to bona fide shippers.
The United Evangelical Church
will commence a series of Evangel
istic services July 10, on Third
Street, near Baseline A number
ofou-eide eptakeis will be present
to assist in tbe meetings. Rev. C.
A. Meek, Ph. D,of Dallas, will
1 re oh on Sunday, July 14. A
service of special interest will be
held in tbe Evangelical Church on
Sunday morning, bandar eve
ning, program by Sunday School
All are cordially invited.
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ereritt, of
North Bend, where Mr. Everitt has
a drug business, arrived Tuesday,
to spend the Fourth in tbe city
Tbey are guests of John M. Brown
and wife. Mr. Everitt says the
Coos Bay section has a great future
before it, and the big boom will
come when the railroad Btrilces
through the coast mountains.
D. J. Haines, State Patriotic In
structor of tbe Oregon Grand Army
of the Republic, was in town Tnes
day, and addressed the veterans at
Shuts Park. Mr. Haines is a Ken
tuckian, and was in Co. F, Twenty
Sixth Infantry. He is one of the
able speakers among tbej Old
Guard.
Nekon P. Wheeler, of Endeavor,
Pa., has filed a mortgage for !f60,
000 on 2,034 acres of timber land
in township 2 North range 6 West,
Wm. If. White being the mort
eagee. Mr. Wheeler should "en
deavor" to get along very nicely in
this vale of tears.
D. B. Reasoner completed the
Schol's' bridge across the Tualatin,
Monday, and returned home that
evening. Travel was stopped but
six days. E. P. Cornelius, Ray
Reasoner and El. Craig, were help
ing D. B. on the structure.
We carry the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion shoes for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Lateet styles
and finish. II. Wehrung & Sons
After the Fourth exodus to the
coat and mountains will begin.
Ilillsboro will have its usual repre
sentation at Newport and Tilla
mook, and quite a number will go
to Meacham and Gaits Creek.
Thos. Emrick, of Tillamook, was
delayed in getting away last week,
and arrived home Tuesday evening
to remain a week or so. He has
his position back on the bay if be
desires to return.
W. F. Hoffman, with the car
penter crew on the Oregon Electrio
Wilsonsvule Bridge, came up Tues
day night to spend the Fourth
with his family, and take in tbe
big celebration.
Spray your hops: Now 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. C. B. Buchan
an & Co,
The morning sermon in the Con
gregational Church will be about a
"Century of Mission in China."
The evening eermon will deal with
"Woman as the Happy Home
Maker."
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land in the viciniy of Hillsboro.
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line. Fine location;
good building site. Inquire of
Argus.
A Cornelius lad stole a revolver
from A. H. Tanner Jr., above Gas
ton recently, and the property was
returned to the owner, Monday.
John Wunderlich, the painter, is
suffering from lead poison in one of
bis eyes, and is under the treat
tnent of Dr. Tamiesie.
Couuty Judge J. W. Goodin went
to Scholia, Tuesday afternoon, to
inspect the bridge just completed
at that place.
Wm. Ridgely, of Forest Grove,
was down to the city this week,
taking in th,e veterans' camp.
rnorxssioifAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Sargeoo
Office RailcT-Mnnrmn l.l.wk i,.I.Im
Rooms 12. I I and 1.'.. ReaidaiinaMouth..
wmt corner Kajeltnaand bacoml Htroru.
ooin rnonca.
S. T. LINKLATER, II. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlca npnUIrs ott Tha Drlta Drug Flora
rUsldnc Cast of Court Uookp,
in tb corner of lh block.
PArrVMryMrVrVVVVMVVs
JAMES PHILLIfKTAMIESlK, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
lonsulUlton In French or Kntrlmh. Of
fice upstairs, over L. U. Hoy I Co's. store,
north side of Main St, HUUboro, Or.
Arrr'rPWVVWWWMVl
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kesidenc on corner Second and Oak tilm
Oregon Phone Main lie.
HILLSBORO ... OREGON
A.B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. TTillcWo C)rt.
i -
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO .... . - OREGON
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Saw. R. Saarfcjr W. 0. Hmem
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNSYS-AT-LAW
Eooms 1 and i Skate Building
HILLSBORO, . . OBEfJON.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office,
Hillahofo, Oreg oat
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 4, & 5, Mergaa Blk, Hillsboro.
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JOHN U. WALL
, ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Mergaa Block.
Rooms, 1 sal a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
TVrVr,
W. N. BARRETT
ATTOEtfEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO . OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LjAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
O. F. SHELDON
Attorney -at -Law and Mmtary Publfm
Ontem mvar Wthrtmtfm Siarm
Hillsboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
for particulars. Address 335 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 money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
G. M. HUNTER
Oontraotor and Builder ,
Estimates given on all classes of building
Snap, Flrat mud Malm aim.
RmWmo. mmrnt anal of Oak.
Bath Phanam
Hllltboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's livery Barn
Forest GnovB
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 aosweredpromptly, day or night.
Ladies', gents', and children's '
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at H. Wehrung & Sons.