1 c
HIT WHIT IX
SESSION THIS IVH
JtiJuc McltrUlc Opened Gnitt
Yesterday
.Viol n I
KEGl'LAK SESSION NtU IKiNllAY
llotkcl
mil Very luniaive.
1 it i lli.il.
Judge T. A. Mcl'.rido arrived In
tho city yesterday and opi-md cir
cuit ouiirt. tin appiinDd C. K.
KuAyon to take the tcioini my in
Ilia caaei of A. W. Anthony vh. the
Hillaboro Gold Mining Company,
tml tin ii proceeded with tit" fil
lowing caces, di-pesinr: iih Idlows:
Auspluiid vs Diamond; ret fur
trial July Id.
Htatn VH Washington County;
diHIlli.'HCll.
John-on vh H;irn; .1 W ('onnel!
appointed referee ti s-ll property,
Holland VH Khnade:; ii.c'hanii:'i
lien; owner allowed to ix'tinine
property .
('ontirinatioiia I. Id it Tiltno
v ICllzahvlli lime; IMrii-i v Jen
Nen.
CftHf fl tl lflll(MHIll P II it N Vf
M J Kinney, vh I."na Sundberc, v
W II (Ulv.ini; Lena M vl vs Fred
Mast.
DicrHH of divorce Fi-ndl vm
Feudt; Roberts va Robert-i,
A A Mead whh given a l eree to
quirt title apoiimt Mary M Slop
ard; Investment Co win given a
decree against John L H-buylo
(nun.
The regular sea-don will open
next Monday, aiul the docket follows:
insulvruo T R I'oinclini and Win
Collar ritatr-i
F.ipiily Snow vial v F.dilh Mmiror.
Munry -.Mute t couitlv, .Miller va lu
alatin Mill; M iry lUu-aduit vi Jtnnir
Hamilton; Hnlluid Liniment Co v () W
lUwktim; iUpry M Cwwcltus Brown; Ro
sa Krhttlo v Miwri; Carl Sor
tn mm vt Anton J.tiubnon.
I'mwmuuu realty I'.icilie t'nlwrsily
v M i: Auttiit, M lln'.lell ami J Clark.
Pivoicc Louise r Maittn Jouen; Am-
dl vt H Grauer; Silini v Herman Yuba;
JiiMibiu v Ilcury Wvnn; Chaa v Annie
Froil; t (M-ntcr v l-.mina l. utry ; S Halk
v Aiiiim; V I. v Matue Rnlti-r; Kuri.e
Mny Hmiili; Rudy v It Brown; Julia v
Penult O ( onnrll. IMvId v Alora Mi-oil
Mary r T M Cockrli; John v M.ui.l Hot.
ettt; lUoutli v Jot Campbrll, Noia v 1
Hill.
Mechanic's lien I, vda v Jerome; J R
Blair ami vl Want v I. I' (. Lull, S M
ilullaml v II RlioA'tm.
tauiMC4-Cyiun Mt-Kay v I'aie Smith
John 8iam vi Jim Wiiuti; Wcil.ke Krohn
v Uakauiiu u; v in it.-iirv vv r
Ilollf nlck ; Allit-it I'.iutjtji vt U I) hike
Win Harvey Jot Ducmt.
I'ort:lomir McNary v CuLlrll Will
laint, Uiiliella Morrow v A Hmh-c-co, ,
C IlilU v l.eo Si liulmrnih, In ircovrron
court .ile lo .lrlt-n.l ml.
Partition V M Vincent v I.iiH'lmr
Vim nil, Mary v lltnry Hi-ikei, M
Stcrplrt v Lilly I'.urui clnl.
Hifctmeiil Kreil lift v M Iv l!irntt
Coiiliiinatinn --Viuctnt Cook v Unli
Kiif tine, H U'rii'l v A H eitrn.
To Uuiet Tilli II Sol ilc v Arthur
Watroua; l W Kii(rr v S ii HiipIici;
A Meail v Mary Slieimnl; II T llimtosi v
.1 Mavtoil; 1 N Hillimiit v l-ltalirth
t'.enilmnll; W I Heard v M.i'y Slicut(l
( ilvin McCrcken v li'lw. Mckinnev
Conitrinrution Once Co v Gotstiu i
llaiuhlclt. I' It N v liriili'ot Ilanen
Mary Wrlice, Detroit TruH Co, Westttn
Timber Co, M J Kinney; iraverton i
Wllltbiirg K R v Geo ctnU.
Injlioctinn Miller v Ktiute; GomHii
Ilmnhletl v I'euce Co; liiey v aame.
To iletiare a Itiut-Si'linvlt'inuu v kn
dy; ditto v tame nml liivt Co, jointly.
Delivery of alnck A W Aiillimiy vn
llilltburo dul'l Mining Co,
Ai'COiintliiK Roblna Honiilmau v Ii C
lliiKhea.
Amieal County Court Cornclim Slate
Ilink i MS Allen.
Juitirecuuit iiel--rortlaml Cnion
8tock Yanla v Rosa Kenhitto.
Jtrtrold Hnicb. ion of Mr. and
Mrs. Ilfiiry llcucb, of OUn
vie, injured ali iut the Ur.o srnl
tack of bit Im'vI at the rnluliraMon
gruumlH, on tlm Kotirlh. The littlo
i-1 hi iv full from a Htuinii mh a buck-
in ir linmcLo wint tiant. There are
aouiH who any thn horco ran again t
I ho liny, othuri who tay that
tin) hi 1 waa not utrtir k by thn ani
mal. The hruinn on the hack of
liin hnil waa nuilo nevere Dr. A.
lUtlry a'.ti'iuled thn lad, who in
nittht year a old. Ua haa fully re
covered. I he hoy waa hurt within
the name hour that Kd. Croat, of
HtihollH, rtceivdd hia injury, ar.d
dm ixt day it wan reported
around town that both had paenrd
nway.
Iiitwtie Andrew Vaughn and
Ollicfr llnwluy, of the Juvrinile
ourt, wore out yelerday, attend
ing tim hrartng in tne cane oi
Mute vb. Androiir iloerrth, charged
with rape, the (laughter of defend
ant l.eing thn coinpbining witneei
I lie (laughter awore pouit-plank a
to the nian'd guilt, and Judge lUg-
ry (lx'id bin bnil at 1.0(H), ami
tho original bond was allowed to
Htiind. Hoereth.who baa alwaya
Ixirri" a tilendid reiiutation. in
luticli chkI d iwn over the all'air.
Jacob W. Ratclill'.', ex It iuk-
er, Dies 1'roin Apoplexy
i
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I l Mil
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tni.Hi
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w. u. wood is
NOW HEALTH OFFICER
,,..f
rd..
I'jtj t( tii j.rluUr
f Vi-rbourt,
was in
DEATH DOIBI LESS INSfANrAVEOlS
Oace la Mercantile lluiotst at SlIiu'.U'
Extensive Traveler
MEIER-LARSON
Mr. Albert N. Mnlm-, of 1 1 ille.hi.ro.
and Mi Alice C. I.armin, of Port
land, were unilul in nmrriiti ut
Ht. Matthona' church, In thin city,
Tucaday, July H, l'.luT, ll-v. Father
Bucholzfr, jniBtor, (ilVicinting.
Mr. Mi-ior ia proprietor of the
bakery on Second ittet, and whb
raiaed cutt of thni city. IU linn u
host of fr if ndrt alio wish him and
hia bridn fvcry Itappincha. They
will take up their rcsidi'tcn in thin
city.
Ai-UR and Jourmil, $1 75.
H. K. Uocce, the (.'oimdius
threahprninn, v,uh in llu; cnunly
Beat tcdiiy.
II. 11. Nioholita, u Portland nt.
lorney, was in town today, on
gal bueinerH.
If you want ft good velvet tulinttii
powder, call for Strmrns, at thn
Hillaboro Pharmncy,
Mine Ilnhn, of Mouutaimlale
was thn fluent of Ler cidter, Mrs. V
F. HolVman, of North llilloboro,
today.
There will be a Junce tit Alpha
Hall, CornoliuH, Saturday night,
July 20th. Walkn'a oVohcsir.
Tiokete, 75 centa. Kverybndy in
vited. Come an! liuvo a good 1
lime.
It wouldn't Im a lmd idon, now
that the county ban removed tho
fenoe from around tho courtyard,
for the city to Biibutitute IIioha two
watering trou?hs with two ceoient
receptacles. They would appear lo
much greater advnntage and would
not mar the looks of tho acone. Ah
long ai the old fence remained
there it didn't much mutter, but an
improvement of that nature now
. ihould meet with general approval.
The Kev. Ir. C. A Mock, ol
lallat, will preach at the Tabor-
iiach) Sunday morning and eve
ning, and aUo in the afternoon at
?,m o'clock. Dr. Mock will alo
preach Saturday evening. A num
lii-r of the churches will unite in a
L'ninn Service in the Tabernacle
nnday evening. The meetioga
a ill conlinti4 each night during
ihn comin't week. Kev. . W
Sager. of Dallaa, will be preaent
and ainiat In the meeting during
thn week. All are invited.
If you want to tile your place,
got figure from the (roner
iiowtll Company, of Scholia. Vie
are the InrireHl manufacturers oi
Jr'iin tile in the county, and have
nold our product far and wide. If
you are coins to build in the Spring,
O't our figure of brick, building
block et' Wealrio furniah lum
her, rough and drensetl, of all
kinda, and deliver if required, in
iiillicieMt uuantitica. Auureea tia
at Hillaboro, H. K. D. No. 2.
W. L. Merritt, traveling for the
Keyrtoiic Type Founder' Co., of
Sun Franciaco, made hia hrat trip
to Hillaboro. yeateruay, and called
on the Argua. Ilia company ia
l.iing aome liumneca in Oregon, he
Ktatra. and he will work out of
Portland in the future.
For cale: Shepherd doga, Ilerk
ebire aninu and Shorthorn cattle
The dog are heelers and worker;
the bona are "doers." and the
HhorthortiH have a national reputa
tion. Call early for eelectiona.
Addreas A. Chalmers, Forest drove,
Uotite 2, residing near Centerville.
H. K. Dailey thn other day mot
a Mr. James, of Farcaington, whom
he had not seen for 2" years. They
rt-fidtid together in Kaneaa, when
that section was considered one of
the arid regions of Uncle Sam's do
main. PulTalo Pitta engine, water tank,
and Champion Hay Prees, ready to
run, complete, for $.ri00. J. A.
Monro, llillflMiro, Ote., Route 2,
residing juat east of HillHboro, this
aide of Ntwlon.
LoHt: Lunch basket, from in
front of Tualatin Hotel. Party
who took same will please return
it to hotel or to county tieasurer'a
ollica aluahle because of keep'
e-akea in basket.
In another column manlton la
made of lire at Win. Cronther'a
placu, on tialps Crack. Tho build'
ing which burned was a house, in
stead oi a barn, the firet informa
tion being error.
Lost: At merry .go-round, cele
hration ground, puiee with small
sum ot money ana inree aeyB
Finder can keep money if ihey will
return keys Mrs L. M. lloyt, at
Hoy is Store, Hilltiboro.
V. II. Cialvani, architect and
forcible wiiier Rhmjr, editoral lines,
was in town yesterday, on legal
b iMuci-s Mr. (ialvani still owns
mime limber land up above Hux
ton.
Unod, gentle, true ami sotim
work or driving burse, lor sale
weighs 1100. does at a bargain
color, black . K. 1C Lyons, north
raat of Hillshorn.
Chus, W. Brewhakor, who mar
ried at Port Orchard iu 1900, sues
Kmiiin Ilmwhaker for divorce, al
loging (Insertion at Portland, in
P.IU5. There ars no children to
the union.
Jacob W. Uatcliff. of Scholia, tuc
cum bed to a stroke of apoplexy,
Monday evening, about 0:2o. Mr
I'atclilFd was in an out-building
when death overtook him, and a
half hour before he bad talked with
hia wife and hi ron, T. U, appar
ently in usual health, although be
had been a sufferer from organic
heart trouble, fir some this. II
sustained a severe fall alter the
stroke, but the attending physician,
Dr. Linklater, who was cal'td on
post mortem, stales that life tnitt
have IxH'n extinct when thn full
look place, as there was no II w of
blood from the wound, showing
heart action bad stopped. Do
ceased was born near Hamilton,
Indiana, April I!, 1811, and
married to Miss (J race Forest, in
Indiana, Jan 20, lHf: Later they
moved to Kansas, where Mr. IUt-
clilTa was for twelve years in tin-
banking business. He and h.
wife came to Oregon eevi-n yeur.
ago, and Betlled at Scholl:'', where
be engaged in the mercantile huni
i es, Billing li t'r to K,Wfll Diok.
and T. H. Uatcliffe, a ami. 1 1 ih
wife and the following children
survive: (ieo. W., Resistant eupt.
of the M'alla Walla Klcctrio line;
H. T., manager of the Kan-ae
drain Co., at Pony Hock, Kis.;
and T. It, connected with the
Howell Itros. A Co.'s stcro at
Scholia.
The funeral will be In Id Sunday
and the son from Kinfas will ar
rive in time for the obstquius.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
K' nd.'il, (,t Port
friemls here thia
(lorn Ui-mriver,
the Hilibhoro
Delphi Lilly Tranter, to II M
niau, giitTiiinn, v a tec t I I n r
5 w ji
W It Calvaoi to P R & N Co, riijht
of way i
W J Clarke to Mary A Clutke, 6' a
(iray Oak donutiun i
Warren U Hi own to Marguerite l H
Itrcwn, Some I'll i ir i w ., i
K M lleiilcl to Chat V Maee et al.
4yj a timber land t .1 n r 4 w ... i
J W Shitle tol' M Ileidel, a.'ine aa
above i
Mary Riberla to I rederick Colfelt,
Vmioo It blk I, Tualatio two
Chaa Rolerta lo Frederick Colfc'.t,
toon loo ft blk I, Tualatin Soo
S 1. Wlrth to J I) Wirth, l S acre on
Tualatin River .Si
Mra J H Lee lo Win Hull. 6 lu W
Henry !
i;i'.oii t'.uy.
John P.rig;:':,
iu town )
Wulu-r 1! riii
was iu i;, n )etTd iy.
C. It. Ad in-, of ,-v:iio
toii lLo first '-f th" week.
Parties ibcirir.g i: will j.N:-'-hrttv
onl t fib L J. P!mai;fr.
I. II. Max w.ll. of Mo'int.-iio.lale.
was iu thn cum. ty hi , ii. yrsturday,
Horn, to Ai; ir Tho-n.-n iu,d
wife, (, F,.rt (irove, July ij, 1007,
a Bun.
Miss Planclie
lmd, i vif-itii ig
w.-ek .
"Sure Thi t j'
20 cei.t a but?!", e.t
Pharmacy.
StunN.y Hahn-flr-d Wife, r,f Moun
taindlt'1, wi-ro in thj ciiy this
morning.
Brick for ali at new yard, For
eet (irove. Pt r Ptb-rfoii, inde
pciid'.jiit phone, 7(J1.
Born, to Krne-t J. J-ihnpon and
wire, of Cohlf, Or-'t , at Cyrn litis,
July f, 1'.hj7, a daeghter.
Wanted: f!irl or woman forgen
eral bouHfiwork. at once. Mrs. F.
J. B.tiley, Hillhiro, Ure.
John IL-rd'o in, id Blooming, and
Win. 8 '.bulmerich, of Furmington,
were ia town thin m'lrning.
Do jo'i want a Isiy '.' We have
the fiii' rt lin-. i vi r shown in this
county. Schuluicrich Bros.
J. T. Vourg iic.d fan.ily leave for
Tilo'tni.'ik -day efterncot), to
mako tbnir ciit.ual pi'riiMif-e,
Shfep, IwgH find !'(. f cattle
liough. Inih pcr.derit T.'ephone.
no 1, B'-averton. .1. (1. Ilayijet).
Attortiyi Oji l.y Youn?, A.
Kint,' Wil-oi and .'. Ptimtr, of
Portland, w.-rrf out yc-t?rday, at
tending -ircui c -uil
(!.)! d cat l.e.y for fs'c.
liver, or e io field.
Any ir.'.ar.titv.-- W. Ii
I ioinh t f (It p';t.
He i. W. Berlin r,
.i. ii- ii. ii- i- ,i-
iiie n f.ii.i ii t i . - ,
liii", and T. K 1! v.i'I'.li ',
w-re in t iwn yeterdy.
J. H. Dtivirt, (, Moimtaindale.
was in town 1h:s rii--rr.ii to nifet
Visa Kt.iivi u c, a i.ie;-e. of Se
attle, w bo i-f h'.-rv l v n visit.
Dr. 1". J. ISailcy Claims Bal
ance due 1'roin (bounty
CASE MAY GQ INTO THE COURT
(;her Counlita pay Statutory Salary
to Physicians
Will de
in s'to-jk.
Thome,
sN'.int of
., Klectric
of Sciiolli,
Dr. V. D. Wood is now the county
health officer, vice Dr. F. J. Bai
ley, who has held that position for
two years. After consulting the
records in other counties, where
'here is less than 50,000 popula
tion, and consulting the law as to
remuneration, Dr. Bailey claims
the county still owes him 12,183 04,
ami he bates his claim upon the
statutes, which, he avers, other
counties in the state have recog
nized. The attorney general of the
state back up Dr. Bailey with bis
legal opinion. The ex-health of
ficer went to the county board and
offered to stipulate and permit
Judge Mclinue to pa?son the ques
tion, but this they declined to do
Dr. Biiley says that be intends to
bring suit, and settle the question
one way or the other. He has
turned over the records to Dr
Wood. The duties of the office are
not small, if the statute is followed
There is hard y a time that there
h r.ot force epidemic eomewhere in
the county, and it is his duty to
quarantine and treat such cases,
at.d also to keep a record of all
contagious diseaei-s, and a chroni
cle of births acd deaths.
tV ti Miirlen, I) 104 Vol IfilUhoW
nkw York
Elbl-iilge Cheney C loth In ll K V Orove
M II Oroesberk. K vth Inft ..-Hillaboro
Ceo Billing, D 6cth tnft I.ent
l-ranic Maa, a iw init...,rorest (-trove
KF.NTICKY
I J Haine. K l6th Inft Patriotic In-
atrurtor Oregon O A R Portland
Geo C Thomas, K. 12 Cav.... Forest Grove
W'KST VIRGIN IA
Sila W Gatts, A 17 I'alo Alto
Ii X Varley, 4th Cav Ilillsboro
TF.XXFXSF.K
J M Miller, I icth Inft H.llsWo
fRortssioJuu
F.A. HAlLKY, M. 1).
PhynirUn ami Surgeoo
OrTu-e lUI'.ey Mnrgan Murk, uilalra.
Rooms 12. 1:1 ami IX Keslilnue Swuth
wrat mriivr lta.eln ami hiiut Mtrnta.
Both 'Phonen.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. al.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office contain over The Delta Drug fur
Rtalilaoo Xaatof Court Houw,
In tb eoniar of the block.
VETERAN ROSTER
The Washington County Veteran
Apsociation, which closed here last
Tbur'day evening, had the follow
ing roster iu attendance:
ILLINOIS
?ml Art...
Jll'
T. A M
In July briKlitly hIiIih-h the sun -
J lieno ilny we'd rather walk than ran;
And cool soil ilrtnlis, ii-o cream and aueb,
Aiirtioiiileil very imich.
fo coino with v, ite, swwthetii't, or li'telid,
( )r come n lone for we Intend
To Ktiit you all- though wants may vary
At riilnialeer a l onlcriionery.
L. J. I'almalecr, Prop,
Mary llamsey Wood, of this
city, and who is now in ber 121st
year, was crowned Queen ( f Oregon
by Hon. Cleo. 11. Williams, ex
mayor of Portland, July 4, in that
dty.
For Hale: Fifty acros cleared
land in the viciniy of Ilillsboro,
on rural mail nod milk route; near
telenhone lino, l'ine looation
cood building site. Inquire of
Argus.
Andrew Jack, tho Faimington
bop crower, was in this morning,
and says there is no evidence of
blight down bis way, and that the
hop crop ut lookiog line.
P.-i.l-i and Court
li-portor Kiinyon lajo) cut in an
auto, yestwd.tv, Ij liuld nn ad
juiriicl n.M'ioti of I'i'cnit court.
J H Lee lo Win
F Heighla I
W Fuipta et al to W O Joluisou et
ala 442S at I a r 4 w i n. '.
L It McFarland to Giutuf Wiktei;; ,
5u a and livestock, etc., MCttl l
r 4 w .aoo
uy 1 Wilson to Harlaod P htoweil, '
tract lu aec 1 1 a f a W...... . . . .
A up l'aulsoo to Beawtoii riuI Wills-
burir It R, riirut of way id-
Xcla J Stone to M A Shaw, jo a J II
McMillan d Ic 21
V C Orth to Johnaon Hockley .75 a
near Foreat Grove i'
Benjamin Jauewny to Mary .Lmew-ay
4 lota blk 4 Sberwood N
Mary A Siaa to H V Whitney 6. 11 a
l irwood l arm 140
R W Aircy to L T Maffitt, 12 snd
oth -r laud, J H Walker d 1 c 4.V
lather Jane Woods to Jua Ver 111 i ! -
yea, 1 acre near Dilley ......... s.
A G Hollman to W C Kartaoa, lota
I and J blk u. S 1 ad 1- Grove.... j,
Michael Lamond lojno MftfiU, $
and lot li L A R ad, Benverton...j5u
S Sutton to I W Moore, ill So
ami other lands, sec lS u L' s r 2 w jSoo
M .1 Kinuey to .1 W Shutc, 60 ;t sic
S linrtw g'fe
Nancy Hanks to New ton Harper pnit
of lot is nlk , Bank 1'k
Walter Hammn to Sab. Miissallcin,
It 9 blk 1, Haiiunn ad, Buxton .... 75
Chaa L .loues to T A Cary, S.50 acrca
near Reedville K50
Alovia Gnssner to ('has L louts,
same its above 60
Jacob Cook to Win H White 551 a
timber t a n r 6 w n,ou
Nelson P Wheeler to Wm H Whito
14S1 a t 2 n r 6 w fwono
I A Mliiceiuoyer to S J White 21 50
a Isaac Butler d 1 c a 200
Detroit Tiust Co to Pacific Railway
& Navigation Co, rluht ot wv . . 50
State to N P Wheeler SIS 57 acres t
an row spju
Investment Co to Louis G:llot, in 5.?
acres "Ashbrook 1'artu" 2540
Jot filthier to J C (itibser So a near
Wapato 10.0
Jacob J Smith to Walter Bernard ,o
a lonn Harrison die 1
Thoa Cornell to Walter Bernard 40
a T R Corneliua donation 2500
Arehliirbi-.p A! :; iiui. r Chrirtie.
Diocpfc cf Ores n, wa hi'-rc, Sun
day, (vndut" inj confirmntion at
St. Matthews Catholic Church
Dr. Katon, of F
will
F A H iiiics, C
B K I laities, C " "
M C Collier. D 101 Lift
John Ni-vp, (' 9th Cav...
Rolit Kulin, B 64th Inf..
K K. Dailey. M 4 cav.:
F.li Smith, G 4 cav
..HillsWro
...Cornelius
...Ilillsboro
Ilillsboro
f ilt-n wood
(i V. Moolarrry, A 150 Inft Cornelius
Henrv Cball.tconib, ')" " "
Julm H l'.iker, G 1st" Forest (Jrove
N J Wa!ki-r, I, 1st " "
W .1 R lli acli, .s'tursia Rifles " "
I It Mu'.hn, 1 104 Inft..- Ilillsboro
N Wi 'hiian, I) 23 Inft Forest Grove
.Hillslioro
IOWA
R Cr-in.l.tll, I. 5U1 Cav....
K Duuj;ity, I 7th " "
Wm Jackson, K 3td Inft "
Wm Itidgcly. F 29 Inft Forest Grove
S A llowt-ll, I roth Inft- Beaverton
Uufus Wacnt-r, B 3rd- Hillstxro
1-. Dr.tiuhull, 1 10
M S B Haycock, A 5 Cornelius
Fri'd filler, F 5 cav Hillsboro
i " 1-: 1 , t- . ..t 1 . . t- . . .
t, ; 1 j . . 1 ,t -j. t 1 1 - tv " MuiiMiir i jut tnu.i'oresi urove
he m iiiiUboro, .V mdAyiuly lo i VrMlk Ktrt.li;illi K 33 and ,4 ,Bft
..Cornelius 1! I
.Forest Grove
at the Tualatin, f. r n'-4y enly:4
Have your eyei
?l.p-v
!'.:.' d lo x fait of
?f
PROBATE
Kstule T J Kintr, deceased: peisonitl prop
erty ordered sold for expensea or adminis
tration and certain article set over to tho
widow.
('has Bernards, r-xecutor, authorized to
sua Ann Hernards for money alleged 10
belong to the estate of her late IniHliaiul,
Frank Bernards.
Kxeculor estate of (too A (lore, deceas
ed, HUthoriaed to make deed of realty at
Tualatin, upon receipt ot $--0".
Jacob Dixon appointed adiiiinial ralor
of the estate of Raymond Dixon, dee'd,
bond at J.'.'-tl. E A fllxon, J W Sherwood
and S Lt'arlvle, appraisers,
Kstale J F Latl'erty, dales Creek, closed
of record.
Mrs. N. A. Barrett, of East Port
land, and formerly of this city and
Glencoe, is reported critically ill.
Peering binder, run tivo years
and in good repair, for sale at 11
bargain. Also 20 hives of bees in
Roots' hives. J. W. Vandervtl
den, Roy.
Mra. Lottie Smith, of Montorey,
Mexico, and who is here visiting
with Mr. ami Mrs. J. C. Lamkin,
Buffered a severe sprain of one of
her ankles, the first of the week,
and will be confined to the house
for several weeks.
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liuu l '"',,'1:. '''-.'t i,..' uUU Cilll
drf-n Vi Hi. Mary's Hi me, . jiaaV
6verf.on. Mrs. ln-a'd few
weeks npo. -: 'iK;4 '
; 'Hooit'y Virtues" wrUKo' the
stliject of tho morning surmon at
tho Coogregitimml Clunch, Suuday
morni. The cenprejfati.-n is iQ-vitt-d
to'alteiid Ihu l-nion services
at the tent on Third, Sunday eve
ning.
Jacob Ilsli'ety, of M'..unt:i:nda!e,
was in town tid.ty, and fays: "I
have wilm-Pi-d many ce! brations
in Washington County, but last
week's was tho lo-o:ct crowd and
the Ivst program I ever S;W in
this section."
Mrs. A: B. Wobemtith, of Mem
phis, Tenn., M'S. Patten, Portland,
and Mr. am! Mrs. A. J, Richard
son, ('f Portland, were guo-fs at
the Dr. and Mrs. F. J. Bailey
home, the lirst of the week. Dr.
and Mrs. Psi;ey, Mrs. Wch!;-mtith.
Mrs. Riohardeon mtd Dc S. T
Linklater and wi'o, left for Sea
side, today, f r an outing at the
coast.
Rev. (1. Brown, a missionary
from the Island of Ceyl ui, has
been tho gut si of Rev. Gilpatrick,
of tho (..OMJ. (,Ourou, for a few
days. Clufi't and Inst were stu
dents together at Andovcr, Mats,,
in their coll;-j;o tl.i yt?, ami the m.-ot- j
ing was pleunnt.. Mr. Brown
spuke of his mi-tdoniry labors
morning and evening, last Sunday,
from the Cong, puipit, lie returns
to Ceylon in November, for another
stay of 10 years.
On the square Ilillsboro reeds
a rest room, fiirnihufd with do
cent chair,, po tliiit farmers may
have some place for their wives and
daughters to pass away tm hour
or so while in the city, and await
ing trains, or for tho completion of
biU'ints. (such an accommodation.
with proper Fanitiry connections,
and n neoi'ssavy toilet, would make
the town belter liked and givo it a
dietioctioti that, very few cities of
its biia on tho coast can boast.
J W ttillwcll, V a
' OHIO
Fdtnund Lf K. 39th Inft Greenville
C C Hoope. G l6 inft C.aston
II S C.orttoau Id 4 Ca Forest Grove
Jos A I'uclit-r, G iSth. Inft. Mountaindale
11 G Fitch, V S N. Cornc'ius
1) R Cone, V S Navy....;.'. Hillsboro
.1 ll Merrvinan, 11 25th Inft Portland
V C Archbold, B 25th Inft -Ilillsboro
Fred Movers, 1st Ind H A laurel
NKB11ASKA
A II Gates, E 2nd Cav.- Forest Grove
MICHIGAN
W R Whitm-v, II 1st H A Forest Grove
M J Summons, I KJTBft....Portlaud R 2
A A Mead. M 8th CaY...,.......IIillsU)ro
ARKANSAS
VV. A Hays, D 1st Inft Ilillsboro
i -v w WISCONSIN'
J W TT.utrampf K 7th Tuf Hillsboro
1 F. Waite, II 37
K J (!roat, K 1st " Sherwood
K I Groat, D 41 " "
L i' Cornell, A 3 Inf Hillsboio
A V llarU-r, V. 23rd
J J Wiikius, II 5 Inft Cornelius
V Porter, ti 12 Inft Forest Grove
W H Marditi, K 2nd Inft Hillsboro
C 1 1 Billing, K 42 Inft Cedar Falls, Ia
II Hopkins, M 4th cav N'ewberg
MINNESOTA
R W" McNutt, V. 9 Inft... Cornelius
John Emerson, H 1st H A "
W S Tiltou, 1 1 itli Inf Hillsboro
W I, l'ikc, I fath " Heaverton
1, 1'. Bullock, K 10 Inf. Forest Grove
Wm Norton, C Bracket cav Hillsboro
A M t'oiiins, F 1st 11 A Hillsboro
Hrigcs, Calvin. I' S teamster
M S Hames, A 6th Inft Beaverton
Josiah Rogers, B Mtd Rangers, Ilillsboro
Same, K Heavy Artillery
INDIANA
R K Simp on, Bat A 1st II A, Ilillsboro
J A Long 1 73rd Inft Mountaindale
Albert Shanalian, G 9th Inf. F Grove
G T Hollister, A 30 Inf, Cniversitv Park
L t'.rivmlvke, K 10U1 Inf Dilley
W G Hager, 22 Inft Ilillsboro
Phil Masters, D 13 Inft
J Garrigus, 1 2l Inft Banks
John S Swallcv, 1 152 Inft Ut-edville
I Morton, K 154 Inft Beaverton
D R Rice, C 51 Inft Portland
WASHINGTON
L S Fairchilds, 11 1st Inft Cornelius
OU KG OX
J B Wilkes, D 1st Mt Vol Ilillsboro
Jas Harper, B 1st Inft
F.ugenc Jackson, B 1 In ft Grants Pass
G W Reed, F 2nd Mt vol Dilley
('has Doughty 11 2nd Oreg Hillsboro
Ft 2S US Reg
G T Ledi'ord, 1) 1st Oreg Mtd, Hillsboro
S D Powell, 11 1st " " "
Albert Spiering, II 2nd Ore, Spanish
Greenville
Chas Ili'tb, same Greenville
Henry Cheney, F" 2S U S Inft, Vancouver
Henry Smith, Prattlers Co, Indian War,
Roscburg
II ll Davis, G Ore Cav Forest Grove
MISSOURI
John Baldwin, G 23rd Inft, Forest Grove
I A Moore, 5th Cav Ilillsboro
Henry Hesse, (. 1.1th Cav
A Anderson, K 16 Cav Beaverton
V H Parker, 1st Cav Greenville
NORTH CAROLINA
John W Vork, Com Morris Sla, Reedville
PENNSYLVANIA
Joint Wolford, F 142 Inft Buxton
W M Watious, D aojluft... Forest Grove
Will we get it? Three Portland
men say they will each draw tbeir
check for $") toward establishing
an auto road from Portland on to
Tillamook. The road would nec
essarily have to come through
Washington County, and it would
be a grand thing. Just let our
Portland friends remember that
11,500 will construct about one
half mile of good road. As there
are all cf twenty mi lei of good road
yet to build in crder to get them
through the county this will give
them chance to figure. Sixty
thousand dollars will make it
come again, Portland, and put op
half of the cost, and the Argue will
pledge the thoroughfare.
For sale: Driving mare, gentle,
fine driver, not afraid of auto or
cars, safe for woman to drive; top
buggy, harness, and in good re
pair, for sale. Entire outfit goea
at a bargain, for $200 cash. S. J.
White, at Miocemoyer place, 1
miles north of Reedville.
Last Saturday, Ocar Miller, son
of Harvey Miller, ot Sbady Brook,
camo near losing bis life as a result
of bee stings. The virus of the
stings made a powerful impression
on ih; heart, and the young man
was on the point oi collapse when
Dr. F. A. Bailey arrived and pre
scribed an antidote, which soon had
the lad resting easily. But for
medical attendance he might have
died. It was a similar experience
that cost Dave Campbell his life
in this city two seasons ago.
Hop pickers wishing to pick at
Ray Hop Farm, Witch Hazel, will
please register at the ranch, or
send their names for rrgistery,
with cumber of pickers in family
to the undersigned. Fine accomo
dations Frank Weisenback, Man
ager.
Two young fellows from Port
land arrived ia town this morning
and procetded to Bell some bams,
having about hfty in their posses
sion. mere was complaint maae
to Recorder Bagley that thsy had
been ehortweighing purchasers, and
he had them brought before him
for an investigation. They said
they got the hams from a farmer
in Portland, and were selling them
through the country. Upon mak
ing good the weights they were al
lowed to go on their way rejoicing.
We carrv the best shoe on the
market for the money. W. L j
Douglas and Dr. Reed's famous
cushion ehuea for men. Leading
makes for ladies. Latest styleB
and finish. H. Wehrung & Sons
Fred Rockstroh, son of Chas.
Rocketroh, of Calistoga, CaL, is
here for a visit, and is stopping
with friends at Mountaindale. He
was in the city this morning, and
says he notices that the old county
seat has improved wonderfully.
He returns in ten days.
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. C. B. Buchan
an it Co.
Assessor Geo. H. Wilcox has dis
covered that state land, contracted
to parties on sale, is eligible to as
sessment, and he has placed on the
rolls two places, the Corey place at
Mountaindale, and the place held
by anderwal, north of Beaverton
We are agents for the Deering
and Osborne barvesting machinery
and have a complete line on hand
received direct from the factory.
Schulmerich Bros.
Sheriff J. W. Connell, Dr. E
Dewitt Connell, Portland, Walter
B. Uoneyman, Portland, and J. H
Wescott, of Gaston, leave the last
of the week for a deer hunt on the
Wilson River and Trask,
JAMES PHILLIPLTAHIIlS1K,1I. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8urori Southern Pacltlo Railroad Co.
Consultation In r mm h or t.utfliah. (
lie upntairs, over L. M. lloyt Co'a. ator,
north aide of Main tit., Hilllro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak Hot
Oregon Phone Main 116,
HILLSBORO --- OREGON
A.B.BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 0
Eailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. Tlillcrmrn. Ore.
,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooma 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey nim-k,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Cm. H. Bmgluy W. B. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOENBYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
HILLSBORO, . . OKF.liO.N.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORN B Y-AT-X.AW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office,
Hillsboro, - Oregoa,
E. B. TONGUE
attorney-at-law
Rooma 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
VWVVVIVVVWtVAVWW'tV
JOHN 11. WALL
ATTOB.NBY-AT-LAW
Office UpaUlra, Bailey Kergan Black,
Rooma, 1 an) a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTOR.NBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block,
HILLSBORO OREGON
vVWeWrWrWlAfVvVVVlrWiW
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
attorney-at-law
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooma 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
O. F. SHELDON
Attmmy-mt-Law and Notary Publla
Off lea ertr Ythrung'a Storm
Hillsboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
tor particulars. Auuress a c Morrison,
PORTLAND : : : - OREGON
: T. R. Imbrie :
If you want to spray your hops
remember that the Greear Feed
Store, Second Street, keeps Whale
Oil soap and quaeia chips, in any
quantity.
Dr. W. D. Wood has proved up
on hiB homestead, and will soon
receive his patent from the govern
ment. The tract is now of con
siderable value, owing to the in
crease in timber values.
The Oregon State Medical Aeso
ciation is now in session at Seaside
and will hold until Saturday eve
ning, and end with a huge Clam
bake. Dr. F. J. Bailey is the del
egate from this county.
Have you any fence to build?
If bo we can save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Schul
merich Bros.
Carl Harris, with the American
Type Founders' Co , and who re
sided here a few years ago, was in
town today, interviewing the news
paper fraternity.
Born, June 17, 1907, to Mr. and
Mrs. l). E. Gould, Tualatin, a
daughter.
Henry Harris, the dairyman of
this side of Cornelius, was in town
today.
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at oflice.
Room ia, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
O. M. HUNTER
Contractor and Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Shot Flrat mad Main Mtm.
HmmMmnom, mmmt and mt Oak.
Both Phona
Hillsboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Bam
Forest Grovb
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' successful experience in
treating horses for lameness. Practice
all modern aurgery. Cast rat loo, Spay
ing, Nerving for Relief of Chronic
Lameness. Operation for Roaring,
Pacific States' and Independent phone. .
Calls anaweredpromptly.day or night.
Ladies', gents', and children'
shoes, spring Btyles, arriving daily
at U, Wehrung 4 Bona.