HILUBOP.O ARQ1JS, JULY 19, 1007
Iffi OREIiOS FIXE
Owns llmutrcd.H of Acres
Vitliin;;toii County
in
AT 110 I K L 11' A L A 1 1 LAM MGHT
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0cr lnt Valuuli'.c
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J. K. PuhoN, :tf!i r nliu.'n family
Dubois, 1'i'iiii. ylvrthi i, i, ntiuird,
wan rt;it"r'i at 1 1 1 llo'f 1 Tuul.i
tin, liut niuht. Mr, 1 u h . : m Ii:ih
valuahlo liiul'.-r 1i.0.1hii;i in Ore
gon, iiuil Iih li :i h iIm'iIm Id Hvcral
Ihotisuud Km h df Wiuhington
County's l. ft null in:it-riiil. lt
foro ho Idivi k llii county li" ex
pcttn to bx.ik over Miluuof lii prop
trty. II think Orison i iii of
tlitt (mt'hl hliilt'H in the I ' r ion, and
mi'l, liift evening:
"I th'iik I utmll i mi' li Orron In rr
lilv, I li.ivr luro In piclly nun !i rrl)
Mlnle in tlir I ri. hi, inwl (r. K"U Im m In
tlirill nit lir tlutty mi n t;i.iid nrlr.
The limlirt li. iiiin:ci tin- ji ell ol
111 Mule io t )innl tlml uf ui.y t'llirr,
ml your cluiiiili- in mui ly (-.rind. Hctr
In where I 'mice tJe l,t would liur
loillii) lllul Itiuiilnin ol youth- why I
ltl.lrrUni liy lv j-.tr rn m.iti tlmt on
have llu ulilmt woman hi (ho world
here. I mem Mr. Woo I, wtrtii r)nM
eil a iril i .. A fli i i(-inlii:.; n lew
Niiiiiiurr cln) lirtr turn pti-,h.'l with
ri'tliiK lief T.' v 4t liont v-'o il."
After IhU liuiiji.t t nt our c.l i tn utc
Mr. I'ulhjirt retired t' Kit Mom.
ami would talk no mere n t even
about Hrtmm', of limlx r UmN,
which iniann cor.Hiiloral.il' tdxstiot,
to Mr. Dubuk
HENRIETTA JACKSON BARRETT
Mm. Henrietta Jackson Barrett,
wifoof.V A. li.irrclt, iliul at the
family home ut No HSJ F.t.t Diivi
Htreit, 1'orlhtud, (),!., July l'J
1 '7, aged 4.1 voire, thr months
and II day. lb-ceased wus n
daughter of I I eml Luc-indu
Jackson, of (ili-iH-'ic, ami flit- wa
horn in thir comity in 1m'. hrr
parents having i roscd ilm plaint)
mi l settled here in IH'iO, S!i w
wedded to N. A. Barrett at Glen
01, BeptMllbl-r 'J1, issj. Hor bus
hand, luolliBr, and four children
survive of lnr immediate family.
The children are: F.lmi-r II , Ja
I'lyrfOH, Kllie A and Lslin Lloyd.
Mr, Burnt j lined the IfiUsb.iro
M. K. Church January s, IS'.i.i, and
has always maintain-d her mem
IwrHhip. Shu wrh n niwiilior id thf
HillHhoro lligrtu of Honor. Hh
ffHidud in thU county until cieht
years ago, wlion hho moved with
the family, to l'ortiuml, h r Iaih
hand for yeitrrt Iminij travolinp
aalcaman for Mitchell, l.'-win A
Slaver, much leaving tliis city.
Mrs. Barrett hnd dn'p religimic
oonvicliona and during her Ihk!
illneM Hignifiml tlrit hIim waa ready
lor the c.hanse, ami dnid that tht
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inrn ruinn
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wan "goinn honm," lliulliors and
tMHU-rti Burviva rh follmvH, UlyKmH
Jackann, Fosnil; John Wesley and
W. (, Jqckhod, (iloncoe; Mrn,
Mary Carpenter, Sliten, I lnlto ;
Mrs. Harry Crane, Portland, and
Mrs. L DerHliam, Cni'ervillo.
The fnnornl took place from the
HillHhoro M. H. Churoh, Sunday,
Kev. Kolkunp preii'hii)( tlie funer
al Bortnnn. The tributo ot" tl )werd
by frinndtt and rehitivfH waa ouo of
the most profiif-e and hcautiful ever
wen at funeral ohsccjuit h in the
city.
CARLTON EXCURSION
Tillamook ia in the throes of an
oil excitement. K. O. Weeke, a
( ulif'.rnia oil field expert, baa sunk
a hole 1 100 feet deep aud haa al
ready line proepfcta for atriking a
How. li eipecu to sink the abaft
at leant '21X1 feet linfor giving op,
and 1m la confident that, from geo
logical formation, be will itrike a
Kunher. lr. TamieHie, of tbia city,
and liia aociatec, are tryina to
K t Mr. Weeks interested in ft like
work on tho Ntdmlein, and as soon
as he t'minhen bis preeent work,
winch ia hix tn i leu eoulh of Tilla
mook, he may tfo into the Vernonia
eountry. 1 here ih coal over there
in abundance, and there iH gener
ally oil where there is coal.
Mrn. hulii Williamson, who was
injured at the Ceiitervllle school
Iiiiimo a few weeks ago hy reason of
a ih fective porch, ih aftking tbe dis
trict tn pay her vulhcient damages
to cover medical attendance, loes of
lime, etc. The cane will iniwt like
ly lo fettled. There is a point of
lnw rniriud In the cHe which has
In relfore never been tried out
heie an to the liability of a school
dihtrict in ciihcs where a party is
iliimnK;e.l by reason of defective
nlk, etc. Nolli inn ia filed as yet,
f.!thuuiih the case ih in charge of
B iH ley A Hare.
If yon want to tile your place,
Kt litfiire from the droner ,v
Uowtdl Company, of Hcholls. We
are the lariM'Ht manufacturers of
li tin tile in the county, and have
suld our pro.luct far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Kpring,
iretour liguren of brick, building
blocks etc. o also furnish lorn
lie r, rotii'di and ilresHeil, of all
kiniln. and deliver if reouired. in
"ullieient quanlilies. Adilreaa us
it llillhboro, K. F. 1). No. 2.
Judi;e McHridethis morning, up
on representations ot a brother of
the defendant, paroled Mrs. Kate
Kradley, sentenced to threo months
in the county jail. The condition
of the parole is that the woman
must conduct herseir in nrojwr
manner, must not drink, and must
report once each year to the Court,
or suffer tbe mnlenco imposed.
I'hs woman left in company with
her brother for Albina. Her moth
er and brothers reside in Albina.
Win. Hgley Sr., W. II Hagley
mill (ioo. 11. Uaidey have incorpo
ratel "Th Hagley Company,"
with a capital s'ock of MO.UH)
Win. lt.icley Sr. and (teo. H. ling'
ly are authorized to open stock
books and subscriptions to slock
The ptirpos? of the firm is to buy
and sell bonds and mortgages, rea
eetute, and to do o general farming
and hop-ruining business. Their
ollices will lu in Hillsboro.
('. M. Haggerly and wife, who
formerly lived below tboarren
drove, on extreme Kust Main, and
who now live up in Klickitat, nar
rowly misb'ed being killed by being
struck by an engiue on tbe byle
railroad, a few weeks ago. Mr
Hiipserly lmd several ril crushed
and his wife sustained severo in
juries. They were driving across
the truck and did not hear the ap
preach of the engine.
Win. Slmckleford, residing he-
Iwien Cedar Mill snd Beaverton
fdl from a load of bay, Tuesday
u. id is Mill'' ring from concussion ol
the bruin. For a day or so he was
tr. a lilt! to speak. 1 he injured man
ia ri() years nf sgo, and has lost the
ihb of limb?. Dr. l.inklater, who
bus charge of the cnie, says the pa
tiei.t in in a critical condition, al
though thete is a chance for recov
To the Public: Although we are
forced to suspend business for
awhile on account of repairs, we
are not lining out of business en
tirely. We will soon be located in
our Second strtet Btore, with a hie
gerand better Den of Sweets, where
wt) wish to meet all our old-time
patrons, ns well as many new ones.
Yours for good candy. Jas. Mil-
t;m burger.
Frank 15. Rowoll, of tho Oroner
fe Howell Co., Hcholls, had the mis
fortune to get his hand lacerated
in tho cut off saw, Tuesday . Dr.
J. lUiloy attended the wound,
and says that Rowell had a narrow
escape from losing some of his fin
gers.
I'tirl v who has lost a hay filly.
while hind lect, alar In forehead,
will find snmn at John Lehman's
farm, near Cedar Mill, where it has
k'en taken up aa an tstray. .Owner
can have tmme by paying charges
accrued and cost of advertisement
Wcihkc Krolui, Injured on
Giunly Road, Dismisses
COURT 13 THROUGH THIS WEEK
Several Divorce Casts Granted
bride
The S V, will run a special excur
sion out of Hillsboro, Cornelius,
Forebt ClrovB and waypotnts to
Carlton, next Sunday, for one fare
for the round trip. 1 he train will
leave here at l):50. Carlton is a
pretty littlo town, and nn ideal
place to spend Sunday. Thore is a
lake thore, and all kimU of (dimly
nooks. The chief attraction will
be a ball gaino botweon Forest
Grove's colts and the Cnrlton nine.
Go and take your lunch bankets
with you,
Charlio: Don't forgot theexcur
slon to Carlton, Buinlny. Leaves
here at 0:50, One fare lor rouni
trip. Ilu orowd goinc. Come
along. Maud.
Mrs. T. U. Imbrie gave nn At
Homo last Monday, in honor (
her Bister, Mrs. C. V. Klkins, of
Pnneville. Light refreehmenls
were served, and tho afternoon was
nent id conversation.
LACKAMAS ROAD
CASE DISD
by Mc-
Circuit Court will he through to
far at the July term ia concerned,
the last of the week. Weibke
Krohn, who sued Clackamas Coun
ty because of an injury sustained
on a county road, has withdrawn
the case, settlement having lnn
made out of court.
A. K. Devere was granted a di
vorce from Ktnaline Devere; Nora
Hill was granted freedom from
Daniel Hill; case of Julia O'Con
nell vs Dennis O'Connell, (lisuiii'S-
ed because of lock of jurisdiction;
John Roberts, who testified of his
wiles desertion, and that she hud
told him and others that she only
wanted a winters home when ehe
wedded him, was given separation
papers from Maud Roberts; Hoard
man vs Hughes, suit for account
ing, dismissed; Eugeno Smith wau
given divorce from Mary A. Smith;
Chas. Ii'ewbaker divorced from
Kmma Prewbaker; Mary Cock rill
divorced from T. L. Cockrill; Da
vid Hood given decree of eenara-
tion from A I .or Hood.
Steeples vs Lilly Hums ct als;
lecree of partition sale allowed;
Becker vs btckir, referred to C. h
Runyon.
McCracken vs McKinneyet sis;
default.
Hoffman vs (Inarhart, uuiet title,
default and decree.
The ourt today hetrd the case
of Dr. A. A. AuFplund. of the Kx-
Radium Medical Institute ntnl
Sanitarium vs Alex Diamond, suit
to recover foO'i for services when
Mrs. Diamond, whoso parents live
near Uulnr Mill, wai conlined.
The Diamonds defend, and allege
malpractice, qi well, askini: for
flO.tXX) damages. Dr. Ausplund,
whose Institute states on a letter
head that it carries a corps of for
eign and domestic physicians, when
meetioned closely by Attorneys
Long and Bagley, admitted that he
was tbe only physician, licensed,
connected with the firm, and that
he was the corps but perhaps he
meant tbe "core." Drs. Locke and
Bell, of Portland, and Dr. F. A.
Bailey, of this city, were also called
aa witnesses. The case is an inter
esting one from all points of view.
PROBATE
I C Moore estate, Greenville, closed
of record and executor released
from liability.
Sale of realty in estate uufus F.
Norman, insane, filed for confirma
tion. Monday, Sept 2, Ret for final
hearing eBtate John B Smith, de
ceased .
Final account of Geo Schulmer-
ich, administrator estato of Martin
Sandburg, deceased, approvod.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, ll.oO
John Seiffert, of Centerville, was
in town today.
Attorney Kl. Mendenhall, of
Portland, was in town today.
Cttlip Hull, of Shady Brook, wan
in town today.
I. IL Maxwell, of Mountaindale,
waB in town today.
Depieit your money with tbe
IIilleh'ro Commercial Bunk.
Leo Perkins and wife are visit
ing relatives at Buxton this week.
Mure f'.T sale. Weighs about
MOO. Inquiro at the A. II. John
son Farm, Keedville.
Mr. and Mrs. 'V, D. Hare have
gone to Newport for a vacation.
For sale: 000 sacks Al white
oats, in ton or halt-ton lots Ed
ward L. Naylor, Forest drove, Ore.
"Sure Thing" Corn Remover
'20 cents a bottle, at the Uillsboro
Pharmacy.
Born, July 1, MOT, at Heppner,
to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Humphreys,
a son.
T. C. Johnson, of the sawmill
south of town, was in the city yes
terday,
Chas. Brown, who hauls lumber
fir the Johnson mill, was in town
today.
Clerk Uodman bad this morning
finished issuing 110 hunters li
censes.
F. F. Conover, foreman of Sher
iff (,'onrioli's ranch, was in towD
tod ay .
Max Moore, of Tacotna, was over
last week, vinting relatives here
and at Greenville.
If you want a good velvet talcum
powder, call for Stearns, at the
Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Mrs. Francis Cola, of near Liu
rel, was in the city today, and call
ed on the Argus.
Do you want a buggy ? We have
the finest lines ever shown in this
county. Schulmerich Bros.
W. J. Benson, who is putting
in a boiler tor tlio Jmlay ware
house at Roedville, was iu town
this afternoon.
For salo: Binder, threshing ma
:bine outfit, portable eanrriill, etc
ill sell cheap Kuratli Bros.
Geo. Campbell, of this side of
Laurel, and who has been a resi
lent of that section for many years
was in the county seat this morn
ing.
Albert Hall, of Carrol Point
Wah., was in town today, on his
way back from a visit with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hall, of
Shady Brook.
Dr. Lowe, the well known cculo
optician, will be at the Hotel lua
latin next ednesuay, July 24
Dr. Lowe has been coming to Hills'
hero for more than 1( years.
Frank Griffith, of Laurel, suffer
ed a paralytic stroke this week
while on his milk wagon, and fell
to the ground. He is in a serious
condition and the Drs. Bailey have
the case in charge.
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.
TLAYJIILLSBORO'S
The Hrowa Hoys will be over
in Force
GAME ON THE LOCAL GROUNDS
This is tbe Game which was Sched
uled for tbe Fourth
Laurel married men have a base
ball nine, and they are coming to
Hillsboro next Sunday to play the
Hillsboro married men. This is
the game that was to have been
played on the Fourth of July, but
which was called off because the
Hillsboro catcher was unable to
play. The Brown boys will be in
in all their strength, and the game
will be a side splitter.
The line up of the two teams is
not given because it would make
trouble in families, both at Lau
rel and Hillsboro. The game will
l)e called at 2:00 sharp. For fur
ther information ach Gragg will
answer all questions.
TIMBER ON TAX ROLL
With the county cruise all in ex
cept one township, Assessor Wilcox
gives the timber assesament in ex
cess of 4 billion, 331 million feet,
making a valuation in excess of
$4,334,000. Tbe remaining town
ship will run the timber values to
at lea-t 1,500,000, or at least
one-fourth of the total taxroll.
It pays to cruise, and means at
least thousands of dollars of rev
enue.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
"Editor Argus: What is the
law regarding chickens running at
large. A Subscriber." Ans. The
ordinances of. Hillsboro prohibit
the running at large of chickens.
This applies to the entire year.
Have you any fence to build?
1 f bo we cau save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Schul
tncrich llros.
Andrew McCabe, one of the tun
rel contractors on tho P. R. & N.,
was in the oity Sunday. He re
ports work as moving along nicoly.
Lincoln Geiger, who baa been
lining Homo timber work for the P.
11. it N., was in the city last eve
ning. Reuben Foster, of Portland, and
connected with tbe Portland Flour
ing Milly, was in town today.
parties desiring Ice will please
leave orders with L. J. Pal ma tee r.
U.G. Barlow was out yesterday,
crectuiK friends.
Thos. Bailey was a Salem visit
or, yesterday.
Attorney Joe Long was in town
from Portland, today.
Sheep, hogs aud beef cattle
bought. Independent Telephone,
ool, Bsaverton. J. G. Haynes.
J. H. Ihompson, one of the
Thompson Bros, firm, of .Mountain'
dale, was in the city yesterday af
ternoon.
If you want to spray your hope
remember that the Greear Fee;:
Store, Second Street, keeps Whale
Oil soap and quasia chips, in any
quantity.
Wilbur F. Brock, who once re
sided here with his parents, and
who is now connected with the
Journal, was in town last evening,
on business.
We are agents for tbe Deering
and Osborne harvesting machinery,
and have a corapleto line on hand,
received direct from the factory.
Schulmerich Bros.
R. L. Cate lost a buggy robs in
town tho other day. Anyone find
ing same will please return to his
real estate office on Main Street,
and receive reward.
Rev. Daniel Thomas will preach
in the Cong. Church next Sunday
morning, at 11. Union service in
tbe M. E. Church in the evening,
at 8:00. Rev. Gilpatriok will oc
cupy the pulpit of the Cong. Church
at Albany, Sunday.
For sale: Shepherd dogs, Berk
shire swine and Shorthorn cattle.
The doga are heelers and workers;
the hogs are "doers," and the
Shorthorns have a national reputa
tion. Call early for selections.
Address A. Chalmers, Forest Grove,
Route 2, rosiding noar Centerville,
J. A. Flaherty, traveling over
land in the interests of an Eastern
publication, came iu over the Che
halem Mountain, yesterday, and
tied his rig at the courtyard fence,
where he exhibited a rattlesnake,
which he killed just inside of Yam
hill oounty. Mr. Rattler was four
feet and eight inches in length, and
had nine "jingleis" on the end of
his tail.
Perry Trullinger'one of the old
timers of North Yamhill, and
who is interested in milling, an
electric light plant, and farming,
was in town today, the guest of
Zina M. Wood and wifa.
Pope has sold his photograph
gallcr and will take a vacation at
the bench during August. He ex
pects to remain in this city, where
ho owns a home on u aehington
Street.
Tho county crusher down at Co
Jar Mill had a break-down yester
day, one of the shafts having
broken. P. 1 . Goodin telephoned
up for repairs this morning. The
county is doing considerable work
down in that section.
The five year old son of D. Mc
Innis, of near Farmington, got un
der a wagon laden with hay th9
other day, and one of the wheels
ran over him, injuring it seriously,
Dr. Tamieeie attended and says the
child is not fatally injured.
Papers have been filed transfer
ring the Breske sawmill, formerly
the Hartley & Carstens property,
above Banks, to Sherman Murphy
and others. The consideration of
tho timber lands is $0,500.
If you have headaches from
which you can get no permanent
relief, call and havo Dr. Lowe test
your eyes at the Hotel Tualatin
It may bo that glasses are what
you need. Whether you do or not
Dr. Lowe can tell you. He will
be here July 24.
Dr. Wood, health officer, has re'
ceived official notice of the follow
ing births from Beaverton; June
To, to Albert Smith and wife,
daughter. June 15, to Fred Pap
pie and wife, a daughter; to Chas
Bremer and wife, Routs 2, a eon
and to Orla Wolf and wife, June
oO, a son.
Henry F. Carstons, of Portland
was in town this morning, and
says that some one stole all the
window sash out of a house in West
Portland Heights, in this county
recently. He was up to Bee if he
could got his sash back in his pob
mi t it
session, l no nouse wincn was
1 looted bolongs to Dillie C. Carstens.
I M Greesr to Pac Tel & Tel Co,
rental brick on Second it, at fya
per month
(ieoriria Howlbv to Bowlby Bros, 360
a outtclaini, sec 14 t I s r 3 w 21
I W Uocnell to Geo Scuulmericn lt
3 and 6 I) lit S, Hillsboro I
Jo rongratz to 1 K & N, ngnt 01
whv above Buxton
Walter Uannan, Henry Hannan to
PKSiN, riBUU of way 1
Wm Baeley to J W bbute, 677 a in
Washington Co I
Emily Hamel, O E Sheparu, P M
Jackson, W P Gardner, F J Wil
liams, W P Howell, J W Sewell,
R Liuton. Jack Losli, F W Wolf,
F J Jenkins, W Brogden, N G
Winren, John Welch, Lyda
Gardn?r, Schmilt & Kuliich, R II
Walker to Oregon Electric, rights
of way -..
Alfred Cummings et al to F M Hei
del, I month's option to buy 160 a
sec 29 t 3 n r 4 w for f475 100
Geo Schtewe to Rena Schiewe, 4.00
a A J Master's donation 5
M I Kinney to I W Shnte, l2o a sec
8 t 2 n r w 2600
I I Roberts to J V Shute, 160 a sec
to t a n r 3 w 2625
Chas Dhondt to Ruth E Dakin, 19 75
a Joel Fairchild donation 1S00
Jeremiah Shoch to Carlton rxichol-
son, 9oasec3 t 1 n r 4 w 3150
Henry Jerrett to Carl Broderson, 25
a near Forest Grove 2200
Carl Abendroth to Alonzo Squires, It
5 Cornelius Environs 750
Jacob Dixon to Robert fclliott, frac
tional blk 7, Dilley 430
J J Smith to Walter Hernaras,. 30 a
John Harrison die
Chas E Bradley to F C Orth, lots 15,
16. b!k 14. 0 P ail forest (..rove. . . I
W U Hare et al to F M Heidel, 16o
a sec 32 t 3 n r 3 w. 1
A Carstens to Dillie C Carntens, 32
lots West Portland Heights 1500
Lyle McCarthy to Bertha McCarthy
15 a S J btott d 1 c 1
Wm llines to Ira II Crawford 7 a
sec x t 2 n r 4 w 1
Delos P Hopkins to J W Shute, 5o a
sec 18 t 2 n r 3 w 950
Walter Purdin to Jacob Bucuele, 10
a Cornelius Environs 2400
Madalena Welter and Robt Fehlman
to Beaverton and Willsburg R K,
right ot way ,
W A Milteuberger to J P Johnson 50
a sec 4 t 2 s r 1 w 2500
A A Mead to J W Shute, 40 a sec I t
in r 4 w lo
F ltreske et al to Sherman Murphy
et al, Umber homines above
Banks 9S00
Will Bowman, an unique char
acter around town, and who has
been working on the P. R. & N.,
for many months, left this week
for Chicago. He was very eccen
tric, yet faithfol to what he under
took. When he got his first pay
check from tho P. R. & N.,
amounting to over $50, ho had a
Uilldboro business man cash it.
He said, "Ed., this ia the most
money I ever had in my life at
one lime. And then, to eropna-
size how he felt about it, Bill
dropped a few tears.
The Order of Washington will
give a dance in the (. 0. W. Hall,
at Reedville, on Friday evening,
July 2o A new floor has been
aid, and we have one of the finest
floors in the county to darceon.
Soft drinks will bd served at the
counter. Tickets, including oyster
supper, $1X0. All are invited to
come and have a good time. Good
order will be strictly maintained.
RufuB Waggener baa entered in
to an agreement to pay for one-half
of the west brick wall to be erected
by Dr. W. D. Wood, east of the
Tualatin Hotel, in case Mr. Wag
goner desires to build a brick and
use a part of the wall in its con
struction. This looks as though it
is only a question of time until the
block on tbe ncrth eide of Main,
between Second and Third will,
ultimately be of solid bnck.
Lost: At merry .go-round, cele
bration ground, puree with small
sum of money and three keys
Finder can keep money if thy will
return keys Mrs. L. M. Uoyt, at
Hoy l s btore, Hillsboro.
The United Evangelical people
bave erected a large tent taberoa
cle on Third Street, opposite the
Christian Church, and a series ot
special meetings are being held to
large crowds. The tabernacle is a
new thing here, and the outpour
ing of spirit seems to be gratefully
accepted by the people of the little
Church on Seventh.
F.A. BAILEY. M. D.
Physician and Sorgeoa
OHlce Bailev-Morean hlivk. nimtnlr.
Rimimu r 1,1 ami 15. Ktwlricnc 8011II1-
wpHt corner ll.-llno and Becond Htmu,
Hutu t'hitnes.
S. T. LINKLATER, 11. B, C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office upfttalrs over Th Delta Prut; Vtor
RfcjMenca Eaat of Court Hoot,
in the corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1S, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Bontliern Pacilio Railroad Co.
JoiimilUition in French or Knelmh. wf
tice iiwtair, over L. M. Hoyt Ci't. utore,
north Hide of Main St., Hillsboro, Or.
. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kenidence on corner Second and Oak Bta
Oregon Phone Main 116.
UILLSBORO --- OREOON
A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. TTilUWn Orp.
1
EDWARD W. KERK
Edward W. Kerr, of this city, died
at the Northern Pacifio Sanitarium
in Portland, Monday, July 15.
1007, from an attack of appendici
tie. Deceased was born at La Jun
ta, Colorado, Nov. 22, 1882, and is
the son of tbe late J. K and hnza
beth Kerr, the latter of whom re
sides near Middleton. He was
married to Mibh Ida Thompson in
1902, and the widow and two small
children survive him. The moth
er and the following brothers and
Bisters survive: George, at Goble;
John, Portland; T. M., Hillsboro;
Jos. L., Middleton; Jas. F., Hills
boro; Dan Kerr, Laurel, and Chas ,
Hillsboro; Mrs. LouiBa McDaniel,
Middleton and Mrs. Abigail Mont
gomery, of near Middleton.
lbe funeral took place in this
city Wednesday.
In July b'iirlitly shines the sun -
These days we'd rather walk than run;
And cool .jt ilrinks, icecrenin and 8ucn,
Appreciated very much.
So come with vrife, sweetheart, or friend,
1 )r come alone for we intend
To Huit you all though wants may vary
At raimateers i oniecuonery.
Li. J. Falmateer, rrop.
Hillsboro is filling up more and
more every week, and last night
there was not room enough in town
to accomodate people who wanted
lodgings. Fifty Greeks landed in
town on tbe 5:30 train, and many
of them were obliged to camp out.
the need of another hotel is cm
phasized almost every day in the
week.
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.
The Swiss dairyman, who lives
on the Cornell road, this side of
St. Vincent's Hospital, was killed
Tuesday night by some unknown
enemy. Tbe dtad man was named
Alexander Huber, and he made
frequent trips into the Bathany
and Phillips' country for hay and
grain, and waa well known by the
Swiss of those settlements.
There will be a dance at Alpha
Hall, Cornelius, Saturday night.
July 20th. Walkers orchestra
ickets, 10 cents. Everybody in
ited. Lome and have a good
time.
There is some agitation for
county high Bohol, and if a sufH
cient petition is signed it will be
submitted to a vote of the county
fit the next general election which
by the way, will be next Juue,
The county needs a high school
and there is no more central point,
trom standpoint of population,
than the county seat.
Dance at W. 0. W. hall, Glen-
coe, Saturday evening, July 27.
Walkers orchestra. Ticket?, in
cluding supper, 75 cents. Every
body invited, and a good time
guaranteed.
The six year old daughter of
Valentine Frank, living south of
Cornelius, while playing, Friday
late, got a bearded oat grain im
bedded in one of her eyes. The
eye became intlamed and the vision
was threatened. Alter two or
turee days tne little one was
brought to the office of Dr. A. B
Bailey, who removed the obstacle.
II. C. Pearson, of near Farming'
ton, was in town today.
Lincoln Hill, of Gaston, passed
through the city Sunday.
Good oat hay for sale. Will de
liver, or Bell in field, in stock.
Any quantity. W. E. Thome
south of depot.
Elder A. A. Beery will preach
at the Christian Church, next
Sunday morning. Subject, "The
ay of Holiness.
Buffalo Pitts engine, water tank
and Champion Hay Press, ready to
run, complete, for $500. J. A.
Moore, Hillsboro, Ore., Route 2,
residing just eaBt of Hillsboro, this
side of Newton.
PROFESSIONAL.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Ceo. R. Baalmy W. 0. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOK.NKYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLSBOEO, . . OHF.UON.
U. T. BAGLEY
ATTORJJEY-AT-LAW
Office, npaUirs, over the Post Office,
HUUboro, - Oregoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms , 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, HUlebors,
JOHN 21. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office CpeUirs, Bailey Morgan Block.
Rooms, 1 an I a.
HILLSBORO, - OSXOOIT.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central lleck.
HILLSBORO ORBCOH
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
O. F. SHELDON
Altorney-mi-Lmw mnd Notary Pumllo
Off lea ovar Wahrung'a Star
Hillsboro, Oregon
Good, gentle, true and sound
work or driving horse, for sale;
weighs 1100. Goes at a bargain;
color, black. h.. E. Lyons, north
eaBt of Hillsboro.
Fred Stucki, a prominent farmer
oi Bethany, is in a critical condi
tion, the result of an attack of t
fever, complicated with other tiou
bles. Several physicians have been
in attendance from this county
ana one irom roruaua, and it is
stated that there is but little hope
01 recovery.
Mrs. Arthur Donelson, of South
east Hillsboro, yesterday cut one of
her hands very severely while mak
ing kindling. The blade cut
through the joint of the index fin
ger and injured several other fin
gera. Dr. F. A. Bailey attended
tne wounds.
For Bale: Handmade WDtnn. 31
half-truck style, in good repair; 150
lb anvil; b0 lb blacksmith vise
Little Giant screw plate, almost
new. H. S. Sturdevant, Cornelius,
ore.
Miss Marie Tunzat leaves Mon
day for a month's stay at Tilla
moon, the guest of friends.
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers iu Marble and Granite Monu
ments and Tomlistoues, aud all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
tor particulars. Address 3S0 r.. Morrison,
PORTLAND ! : : - - OREGON
T. R. Imbrie
DealB 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
Contractor and Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Shop, Firm and Mailt ma.
Raaldanea, aaat anal al Oak,
Bath Phanam
Hillsboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Grove
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' successful experience In
treatiug 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 answeredprotnptly, day or night.
Ladies', gents', and children's)
shoes, spring styles, arriving daily
at U. Wehrung & Bona.