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MAYOH CALLS MKli 1 INU
TW fiiiim uf lli!ll.ri nr ro
UMi'.kI ft tinft nt llxt i-ity in
tut JDfhii (iii llif cvcliii g o!
WmI&mhU.V, Au;uft '.N, I'll?, ftl
I'JO o'clock. !.r ilif purjKMt of n
Wting rni in 1 1 ' it n lor nrrarigiiig
buitrtfl rutiiivnl nml Iiventcck
bot, to U ti 1 1 in tin. Utlfr iirt
f !tpurulrr. I.t lir-icnrp .r(
If Imild.
J Lit UrMioi, Mtyr.
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I'UIII.IC SAl.h
The Ut.ilf rl K n- I will r-rll Rt illl.'itC
Mriiin at yu-v, cm mil" wi-sl
f B'lxlou, hi I') u'rliK-k a hi , u
SATTIlliAY, Artil Hl' ;;i
k kut, 4 ink, I j; i, I i.mr, t,
j;iiirr, iioo, ni, Cs,-i, inline i nv,
''. SKiiH'11,4 lira.l t o. VluUK. ll
lr nn.l.l.r ,,i ,-j,iei(,rr. Mh trim
"Hi"". I mi li, iirnilv ni-w, Inn;
6
ili iiin.iuiiiii. UiHiiipluu inowrr,
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" "K't li.il'lr; t iliuktm, J
of. J liralrit, ,;rirrl 1,ui-.cti..!.
r"oJ liiiinliiir, niyiii met mi'lirr
"olhff mtii lr,.
Teimi uf Suli-.-()i..r tin, .in
liiii, ii .f ,.,.. intcriPt;
"y8J umlrr, cnuli.
WDcll Kt Hi inn,
. Jiilin Kliiik, dwitfr.
o. I . CornrlniH, Aucliuin'cr.
M'COWMICK MUWKAY
"7 pmlty w.Ml.lii ( wnH r..l..ii
JwUlHl AnthooyVChiir,'!.. I'o-'in-
r! ' W",!l"lv. Amimt II,
n. li V ,''l,",r 'i'l'l'-y 'llii.lt-
'I-Mr. K,M A, Ml.(: ,icki ,,j
.rwbfK, MiH M,,,, Murray
P1.' ;llc mull, uvi'r lff..iu(
Hh. VKn '"""I""1 ,,f ,'ri'l,,'H r0',,,,,
krl M;rrtvy, niHter of Iho
ihii' Wfll1 ,,r'll,pi'iiiiil scoring
uJjJWRmi'liHjUiil enrrio,! carnrt-
mm if'"lH' - 'k"yl wim Rcooiiis-
Mri'u , tl wi'innny Mr. nml
I ' : MoUrmii.k (l.ipurl.nl fur Port
whom il,H wniMiug rdiuiHt
J njVo,lHl tl,l,ouvrW. Thoy
""BltNuIlM,,
Caid of Tlmukii
L. .
ll tliunk thuHii who ro
wy lout iu.1,1 ,i .,i.
'""iDff n nun ii;iiiiiiiiii
lhfli,i?l,r .r,u,onl ''Mrpave.iinMit,
"Jn.ofCc.Ur Mill.
Oidi- .fH' ,ll,,'t. Thorn pnan.
Ud,r Mill, AuguHt 20, ID07.
"C0.aR in towu yodt.,rJuy.
T!lin" Corn liemovpr
iy UlB'Rt 11,6 I'illHlmro
uf'J" Iturchfll ami T. C. Mho-
I'.'ii.uy h!,rill K. T. Kn. 1,
,r!.vw!ii,K out dm i,. v.iit l.m k nf
jU.o Shrrifl 4 i.Mir-., .rr,krt.iry t,,
. ll.Uf il.il . ..I ll... II - . .
iu an an ii,
rii'lli f.f Dm r.hrirv!tyn PW
rl.lHf, f.Miinl ftii lti,nirr,
I m m i k lii.uiil, iiixi In i,f ,
tlio iiniiin of J W. Mri.h, I'. V, M.
i'Viirilv KtitmliiiK f. r tU I tivrr'
ity of Mi. Imjjb,,. i ib MM), luiJ
fvi.loniiy I.m, ttk-n from
.n.iinT, kiul Mr. Mmh, who wm
in th nrt rixiin, wa fi.tin.l, ttnl
Kiveli Hit. volume). 1U mhI hn hl
iifvr iiiipi i ,o Ik uk. hut that it
iinii-t Iim hntui takri, frmu ,itl)
fiui.a limn ,lurlnn tl,a tiu.r. ha hai
h-Mi i iiiiln-i tnl with IVifle I'ni.
prily. h.ivitm fir furly yt-tm IihLI
iluwii a rhair in ll.at iuatituliitii
IU hr.nirhi it hir h k in lha iii
ti". Wn hava lhuMiihly overhaull
our frr.il rhii.ar ainl olhar ma
ihilmry, anl arn now rrnly to
tainlln lhn nrw rf.iji. ChiipiiitiK
Uy, rui'xUvr), Tlmrailtyi, ami
Sutur.laya a acll mill ff( at
lua.-at r ii a m l ,y lt (iricaa
f .r hav at.. I j-raui i !. Iliu han
au .V l'i , CnriU'liua.
J. W. ;il.v and YV. V. Ailkiua
I'll thia ttioriiiiK fur Hiixtun, fn in
ahui p tt.a-y k lo th Nahalaiu,
liiska ttirii, lit,ainl ilrai'i.ii tha
river, anli i many rapiiU ami
ifiiftf" . until thr-v rrarh Nthalrtii
Vlly. I day tluu, (ikn Ilia hach to
"vaci lf . ai.il truiu Ihrra l i Aitnria.
I hr-y ri.fcl Li U atpnt lit daya.
I. i i.Ht Iiai.i! iM-fiti,.
I , ir. mm I h v c ,i! t.i. ,,,,
lint ll.fii, liit' iir.tlinr li..r.i iiur ll.rir,
Ha..! i.i kii.iM il ji.n r innin
II. at ratmatr. . .in(t . lit.,,.., y ,
In Kr,iiftt t1v t i .l 41.-1 SUf ,
U il ..il.l .Itittk aii.l (itiff. I. .-train,
I i.fti M l ft .--I fi.'.k il.i itii,. It pnlfiriii.
I., J. I' iiulrf, l'r...
l li- .lry rrtuii) i miu on, ami
ui.lnaa tlirrn ii rafa, fir tn jr roal
vVaolurliin ('utility tliuueiuilii of
l iliara iti liutlier lonf ('iinju'ri
ill Iho liiutllilaiiut alidtllil Una every
(iM-autioii to keep camji fire from
fjiiea luitf, add raurhara ahnuld aw
tu It, f 't thair own hatiafil well
t fur that uf othera, that lire e-l
fur ilaehina ate , ilo not aprrad.
Mu luel Al'iliili, a irniiiinrtit
'Uinriiian of lilUiuuuk, acruiupan
ipiI hy hia Mifaaiul fniiiily, arnveil
ytwtartlay. They ar viilitij with
lha K lira 1 1 1 llruihrra. of thin city,
MhI with thr Kuralli family ami
tha (iraen family, of l'h:llipa,
aiii)eiHwl to vmit will) relalivaa
at Meiilu I'ark, W'aeh , Iwlura ir
t vir tit ri lii'iue.
Tl gi'vaniuieiit, with haaihjiiar
!ir at Vatir iiiver, i ankiti(( for
IuiIk mi furtiinhiiitf 7 ,i ' tmiH ol
hay, timoihy, ami thia ahuutil tuaka
ihii farmer of thia county fral
Krol 1 hmmamla of t'Uiii of hay
till (jraiu were hi'iil from hars
a fi-ar year ao, through thaf(nry
if Allrt-ra Urn. A Schnai.lar, of
I'lirllaiul.
It wan rajcrlcil on thar-trect ya
tar lay that tha Oregon Klactric
had alraa.ly filed iln loiul with ihe
nty fur th htiihling of the. electric
lii.n. i;x)rdi'r II. T. lUglny wan
aekad thia iioriiui? a to tha facta
iti tha ct, an I ha atatwd that no
Imnd had yc-t Iroen tila.1.
Urv. i:. C. Oakley, of Oregon
City, will preach in tha Cong
Church. Sunday, both morning
and nvening. The evening service
will lw a iit.ion alUir of the cotigre
gali"na of all city chnri'hea.
For aalo: Ten room huuria in
good repair; l;im; orchard; 2 lota
in trad; "tie hliH'k from school
house; .'J IdiH'ka from railway. How
for f'i.lHHl, $!'.!( down, halauce on
tune. lniuro of Argun.
J. H. ("oilier, ol Schollr waa in
town yealerdav aflernoou. J. Il
ia fpending tha time lietween his
Schu a ranch an.l tun i.aurei
eture, ami in an lui!y a a reporter
on a country weekly.
Stravnl: Hull. red. with white
p it in forehead, and Mine (potion
i.iK. Al.uiii fi vearold. Stray
ed away tihout Augunl li, from Ht.
Mary a Home, Heaverion. newaru.
Notify St. MaryV, Heaverion, Ore-
gon.
,M icH Minnie Hcott, daughter of
A. W. Scott, of near the Harris'
Hridgrt, httri returned from an ex
tHitdi'd viait with her grandmother
and other relalivtB in Cooa County,
Southeaetern lregon.
Stniycd: tpun hoiries; hlack
.,,.., 1 1 u u I i urn miri : dark norrel
hnrce, roiichod mane, white on feet.
Knelt Iiim brand. Liberal rewam.
i!..., 'I'.ti.mL liiM I'hone (llencoa,
87, l'n'oilio iSlatKB, or addrew IIHIh-
horo, Koiilo .
J. M. Oreear wan ono of thoee
who had a hank check returned
from Portland, owing to the hub.
peneion. Tho check w lor leeB
than $10.
Hairy inon, attention: Five to 10
good Uiry oowb, for sale. Freeh,
or frwh noon. .TJ mile" mith ol
SchollH, on Now berg road.-l'. N.
.Skinner. I. U. Addreefl, Newborg.
Hoth I'hontm out of Newberg.
For pale: Fine young thorough'
bred C heritor White brood sow,
eligible to regintry.-W. 1C. Wren,
lnrit hotiHO on Seventh Htreet south.
t'.,,,i.,.l in tnv niiantitv: Cab-
oaraor barberry bark. Inquire of
tho rtiarmaoy.
Hubert Thompson, of Cedar
Mill, wan in town yesterday.
Arthur linoon, wan down from
Cornelius, yesterday.
Win. Hobr, of Greenville, was in
Irani, iuiys beat;
! 'I'll I.' II I VI 1 Hill VI, ni
i Ml. 1 t 1 v I V U I I
SjHrcial Itain CariicJ Iii;
CrouJ tu tlic New Town
j rurtliind, n out to thi city yea-
StOKE SttMhK luiKltfc.l"",dy.
j S. J. lUlb-ty, of I'ortlan.l. wan it,
KuilioK (unit W itiitiM.i l,y Over ' " H is out lo
. F.,-1. till, it r i Anu ur i , ii i r . ir
i, i . . i
I tiii'r, S u ri a d i
j
i , . . '
r"1 " I'- N'-
iarria.1 nearly xipeiu,I t., I'.nukx.
c . : . .. .
u.M.ay, ,o wuor-ea a gum.- la-tw-e,,
the IlilUhoro and lUtikh' niiiea. ;
The local at the new town hwi IIc I
tha crowd to about If "I nnd the'
rooting that rnaur-d would make a
,.,1 ,.f ,. i. , , . :
" '.nii iiiiii nn luu.ni.r
. .
ahamiMl of thenifelvee. JUnkn!
Hillalxiro at
that atagn having S
tallies. Id the tilth llatikn n urcl
At Hie liapiniiiog of tli. i intl
Hunks led by a
acore, and then 1
llilkb'jro watit over the pUt. f.,r o ; '"H ''"'h I'eobio, of iMlley, were
inarkeri. Haoka failed to eeore, ' r' ''ntly wedded in Portland,
and tha K,,,M want to tha county j Duu-laa Iiay, formerly of Leiny
M,,' : villi-, hi d now on the Portland iK).
hreetnan and Carstere. the ! ;,-.. f.,r,, was wedded, Sunday, to
l-ilchera, were balled freely nod it M... I.a-lU Kowe, of the Hose
wa a regular "alickfaal." Ni. k i C'lty.
Williatns did tho star rtick work! ,. . , ,
fur Hillrdtoro. l.sjMoir Al-ry, of the Pacific
H. T. Ilagley umpired th.-VaiueJ i:uiU"y ,V Navigation Company.
an.l Kave ganeral eatiHfn. lum.
Tha lino up:
IlilUi.i.d,
I'uor.l
I i. riiiau . . , .
T Ulln.ii.t
Muuir
Muti
Illilllplllrt
MiHet .....
Tlnt
S.W1H1..111.
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.it. . . . , V I'l'irt .'.f :i
... J It I IrllklH. n
. s li !:::; - k
a. V. : i.i in
, . if mil .mi Ion
. r I . s. hii'r!
. If Vnul'.iarii i in
There will ha a return name
twi.en the ninra at the llillelturo
grutinds, next Sunday, aod a e it
ial train will run from Hat k.
SlUtWALK NOTICE
Notice in horehy Riven that if prop
erty owners do not at one mak.
preparation to build, and i ii. iih-.1i
aieiy nuiu ueieriive M.iewaua, or I
put them m a dc.ent Kale of rf-;
. tt'it... , i.
j.aira, lue rny win conairuci Miiir ;
arm proceed io coneci u,e chi oi
connlrnctioti. Thia order rIho ap
pliea to cutting of briars and wefiU
alongHide ami interfuring with the
walks.
John I'ennie. Mayor,
llillsboro, July 'J ", P.i7.
PKOBATE
IVtitlun to ell jx-ttotia! Jrnrtv J W
Kntclillr ritatr, it k rat. tot .
Ixiiih Vanilrcue vt ring etti apptai-.l
t I4'M
luiar.tiau ul Mvron an.lCla.lva Hewitt
allowc.1 iui for irr ami iiippoit of n il. I
minor an.l oi.tervd tlml fio tr muiitli
l.c allowrtl, jiemliiiK.
AJuiinimrstr x etle J N Kiherau
I Inn i.e. I to inurtK;e 'ca' ctale for
money tu mre I claim.
U I ICuntli aiMiinted iiiitili in Scth
Hetwuoil, el uK minori.
Wui luminal etle aipruited t
f'.'.'j.i 40.
Coml ilcnie xrlttioti to ell teal prop
fit y John Somnific, inMitie.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
oie Trvi to OfO N House, a
mi' ii t i r w f i mo
l' Coulee to II ll Colioti, 7 ' , a s c
l I J I t I w jfK1
; oh n 'l.iiii.lnii n to II C. Colton 4S
a m c 6 t , n r t w i
RU-lmol William to Helity MwitIi,
(Juitilalm .uiwcmUraiw.. l
John Mayer to I'R .Nt N Rintit of
wv . 1
Clia W Junkiii to Miller Miiritock,
a a iiitclaim, .io u C J Merrill
il.iiitioa I
W It .Ifiikim toClu W .U-uUius,
same ul.ove I
COIffre to lleav & Willsluirg U
R Co, It I. lit of way (oo
Riaic Met to lame ii a sec 15 t
t r I w
Uillt)oro l.iitiilier Co to 0 & C U R
Spur at mill '
Sariili V Lawrence to Harney Croahy
tract ate 4 1 1 s r a w 5'H)
John Cork ish tu Joint Traclmel 10 a
ei- Cray Uak tri t "l'o
N R Writ to ltiixti.li l.uililx r Co
1611 a sec JJ t ,t n r 4 w aouo
t' M Zcihe to i:riitst Keehti li a
Cray Oak tract '-'.,
Henry Kohr to Win Ruhr to a John
Kilt' donation
llacar SiMlermark to Henry Miller
40 a unit other land lvilw It-irlon
ilonatiou I'W
Kuiile Wcstbf tu to Miller K Stew
art. So a rc i'S t .1 0 r 4 w 000
K W Lauih to Andrew I) Allen, 12 a
Horace Canon doimtion 5x)
.lame Hrown to II O Colton j'w' s'i a
iecitjiraw 10
H O Hay to II U Collou 15.42 a see
6 1 1 a r 1 w Sll)
Sophie Tigard to Minnie 1) lloiliaiu,
toaV W liraham donation 500
Oicar Balilwin to Rena Caples Lot 3
hlk ao S V ad l'orest drove t2s
C Rhoadf to Ahbie Rhoadea lot (
hlk I: lllltilioro l
Moses Dillahov to Kate J Mills 30.-
31 a Cedar Canyon iooo
Cha A Wyman to Jay O Mimn 19.5
a Franc! Walker donntion aoo
Chaa A Wyman to II B Meeker 63 a
tiiine donation a&
Nancy Bank to H V Willis 1-8 a at
Hunks 1
1 u utter to W It Cooke Sfi a sec 8 t
,,r3w 38k
Nancy Banks to K C Hanks, 1.15 a
at Hank 300
Nancy Bank to J L Hanks IS 50 a al
Hanks .,... t
Albert Wik to A K Hendricks 10 a
nee 9 t 1 s r 1 w , v.a5oo
Henry Hannau to Sch Dist 7a, 1,4 a
at Buxton '
Christ Zunroher, executor of the
will of the late Peter Senflen, was
in town thia morning. By judi
cious handling, Mr. Zuercher saved
the widow, who died Suoday morn
ing, several hundred dollars more
than the husband willed her.
I. If. M uwail. of Mouritairulale,
Win ill the city 'J uce. lay .
W. Muryan, of lu-nr Mj'jntain-
-, w in tu ii 1 n- I it y .
J!ii'- I.oud .in, of havori'l (,li:i.
', vt.iH in low r y i-'.i-rdny n.orn-
At' .roey Cha-. .1. S. hnah,:, of
"i i r "K-
II"t ji ckiriK w il 1 ffjiiiiiie-nr in the
Win. .lully hup yard on Monday.
S.-j.t. 'J. More ,,i.-ke,a wanted. '
,- , , ,.
t . i. uii f, hi i uruiiiiii, ami wtio
t,ll i.wi.h pr.i..-rty nurlh of town,
w in tin, i:ity yr-aturday, greeting
hi old time fri-i da.
Mur.ey to loan on real intate or
-'""'"' e.curily. No bonus or
commieeioiM at the Hillahoro
. . i it i
I oumii-rciiil lUok.
....
I. II l.rown, of near Laurel, was
tliiokios of .iiiittioL' the fa rtu ami
ig'.ii t into eoii.ethii.g eUe.
Mr. W alter K. Hyde, with the
Hnllanl ebon, Sei und Street, and
Ul n"w "',''"iiHrterrt of-
i tic, iii 1 'irtlat.il, was out yester
i day.
IUvh you any fence to build?
' 1 1' io w can eave you money. We
-ell a g ;n eubetantial ftfiice, feet
hih, i,r ! cents per rod. Schul
. ti.erich Pros.
: K Y . Willi-, the Hanks' hard
' ire man, was down to the city
j thi-i iDi.roing. Mr. Wi!lin will lie
'down Sunday to "root" for the
Hanks' nine.
I Ai! i .- r ' 1 1 3 are forbidden to
hunt, (irh, or otl-wwiee trepaoB od
my farm n'-ar Mutintaindale,
lund'-r penalty of prow cution. AT
: fred l-.ri. kon.
j Them will I f ri-gn'sr preaching
1 H.-rvire at tha I'nited Kvarcelical
vt,,trit Sunday morning, l.v the
lJflt,)r. fuiui, eervica, evening,
.p.-.
(Jt)(?. Church.
Are you aware of the fact that
wo can eell you the latest styles of
men's suits for lees money than
you havo been paying elsewhere?--S'hulmerich
Pros.
J. C. Miller, of boynnd Glencoe,
was in t .wn yt3terday. Ue says
his prune orchard is not as heavy
in yield as last reason, but he will
have a veiy fair crop.
Wm. Thompson, who 4i)years
lived coiilinu'iu-dy on one place
mar Cedar Mill, has sold bis prop
erty to Wi-mer Brothers, the coo-
ei h-raiion la-ing f.OOO.
The young people of the Farm
it gtoo M. K Church will give an
ice cream social at the church
ttrove, Saturday evening, August
21. A cordial invitation to all.
F. I.. Krwin, whose brothers con
duct the J. C. Hare ranch, arrived
from L;'H Anel??, recently, and is
domiciled with his relatives. He
thinks that Oregon is hard to beat.
For sale; Handmade wson, 3J.
half-truck style, in good repair; 150
lb nnvil; (HI lb blacksmith vise;
Little Giant screw plate, almost
mw'." u. ft. Muruevant, uoruenua,
Ore.
Miss P.essis Scbomburg returned
this week from a three months'
visit wiih her uncle, August School
burg, of Kvatisti u, Illinois. Mies
Sohomburg had a pleasant visit,
but is glad to gtt back to Oregon's
delightful climate.
The Vale, Kastern Oregon, bate
hall team, will be in Hil'eboro in
the not distant future, and play
tho llillsboro Nine. They will
pdav ol) guinea in tho state, and
llillsboro ami r crest Grove are
each given a game.
Attorney A. M. French, of Cloud
County, Kansas, was here yester
day nod today, on legal business,
and while bore went over the
northern portion of the county
with 15. K. Poolo. He thinks we
havo a great state here. He starts
east in a day or so.
Tho Portland automobile club
will go to Tillamook thia week, to
attend the street carnival. Dr. C.
It. Brown will be in the procession,
and the cars will run through
Tigardville, but will cut out llills
boro, as the trip will be made via
McMinnville and Sheridan.
J. M. Greear, who had a chance
to trade his Climax mill stock for
a valuable ranch near Heppner, re
turned the last ol the weok, satis
fied that old Washington County
was ptill the best for him. Mr.
Greearrun into one of those East
ern Oregon dust storms, and that
knocked the trade out ol him in a
hurry.
J. 15. Kirkwood, formerly of
Farmington, and who is a graduate
of Taciho University, has retired
from liis position as professor ol
botany at Syracuse University,
and has accepted a position as
botaniBt for a rubber company in
Mexico at a salary of about $3000
per year, household expenses and
reBidi-nco furnished, Mr. Kirk
wood 13 well known here, being
married to a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. W. K. Iloyt.
Orchil Savins-Trust IJank
((h;s to Wall
T'l) KEUI.E.-S IWESIUEVrs!
HilMioro l'ci!e II, t. Kut Not
Several
Har4
The Oregon Sayings ,t Tnet Co.
of Portland, cloned ita doors yester
day. The di-po-its run over two
millions. It in naid that the com
pany can pay out, but it may take
J 1
two years at the mont. K. K Ly
tie, who wiIMhj reeponMble only j
for the amount of his stock, which
is said to be several thousand, says
that the euspansion will in no way
ell'ect the TillamooK road, as the
money for that purpope is checked
from the I'nited Slates' National
Hank. In fact, Mr. I.ytle's t
fonal account was kept at tho latter
bank. The bank has gilt edge se
curities. The llillsboro Lumber
Company had a small deposit
1 . L. Wl.. ' 1
- tliail 11' ' lit llin IJAI,&, H KI
,-.. . t,i r
Lhag. Lamkin has one of their
..i I.,. . tu.
- u..i.f.o i .71 a riuut, cuiu. iuie,
however, was not nreseDted for pay
mailt, and the Lumber Company
will make good. There are pos
sibly several others in Hill-boro
who have small sums in drafts.
I
F. L. Hrown. of Laurel, was in j
town today, and, mating a towns
man on the street, eai J : "Well,
lell us a lie." "I can't," was the
rejoiner, 4 for I am hunting the
brother of a man whose leg was
ju"t now broken in front of Lam
kin s hardware store. He fell on
the) ouUide casing which is to hold
the concrete." F. L. ventured an
exclamation that it was too bail,
and wanted to know the man's
name. 4,You a-ked for a lie, and
you have it. No one's leg was
broken." F. L. bought.
From and after September 1 the
barbers of llillsboro will make the
following charges: Shampoo, 25
cents; singeing, 25 cents; hair cut,
25 cents, heard trim, 35 cents;
shaving, 15 cents; neck shave, 5
cents; massage, 25 cents; razor
honing, 50 cents. With BDy 25
cent job a neck shave is free.
Hours: 7:o0 a m. to 8:30, except
Saturdays and Holidays. Viola
tion of this will make a tine of 110
imperative.
Mrs. J. A. Bergen, of Ridge
rarm, 111., and daughter, Miss La
Verne, who have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. I.amkiD, for three
weeks, departed this morning for
home, via Vancouver, and other
Canadian points. J. 0. Lamkio
accompanied them as far as Port
land.
A young man working at th tun-
nell, and who ia aged about 25, was
thrown from the buggy at Buxton,
Tuesday, and sustained, a severe
bruise on his face. The horse was
frightened at the steam exhaust of
the P. 11. Si N. engine. The in
jured man came down on the train
an.l Dr. F. J. Bailey dre?sed his
wounds.
John Goodin, father ol County
Judge Goodin, snd who in olden
times built more Washington
County bridges than the man who
invented the structures, was in
town, today, enroute borne to
Montavilla from a trip to North
Yamhill.
Headers will please look up the
advertisement, display, of ths
Howell Bros. k Co., general mer
cbandise, Scholls. The story told
is terse, to the point, and carries
more significance than the usual
display. Read it.
County Clerk dolman has is
sued marriage licence to John
Dames and Miss Lydia Buchole,
both of Gaston. It was necessary
for the bride-elect to have the
written consent ol the mother,
S. C. Inktey, of near Banks, was
in town this afternoon, and called
at the Argus oll'ice. The office al
so acknowledges a call from the
great baseball fan, h. r. Willis, of
Banks.
John Salgeber will begin hop
picking in his yard this side of
West Union on August 27. He
still wants more pickers. Leave
your register at the hopyard.
Commissioner Buchanan and
Judge Goodin were passengers out
on the Tillamook line, this morn
ing. Bud Otis, who has harvested 5
acres of cucumbers this season, was
in town today, being treated for an
attack of lonsilitie.
Danoe at Glencoe, Saturday, Au
gust 24, Walkers' orchestra; tickets
anil ice cream, 11. W. 0. W. Hall.
Lester Soehren, of Sacramento,
Cal , is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. L. 15. Wilkes.
Lincoln Landess, of Lousignont
Lake, was in town this afternoon.
I). B. Lusby, of near Mountain
dale, was in the city yesterday.
Geo. R. Bagley made a business
trip to Portland, yesterday.
Webb Phillips was down from
Cornelius thin afternoon.
J. C. Beach and wife, ol Glencoe,
wero in town this morning.
j Pay Matthi-, r.f Corneliun, ar.d !
I a eon of Mre Julius Petereon, rear-!
ly I --t a lioz-r, yeaerday after--
,nie-.n, by getting it in contact with
, tot 1; ;( enlric on the engine. Pr.
larmeeM drosd the wounded
- 'Vf!' MRUhi,', workel ,l the
. i.oiiurirer.
1
,,fie of the Greeks working for
the P. K. ,v.N, above Huxton, in
sorie rnannerjwas struck by a rock
I today, and his face was badly
I bruisf d, beeides knkinn out eev
"ai of his teeth. It could not lie
learned whe'her or not he was ger-
iounly ir.jured.
Shi rii'T Conr.ell has succeeded in
getting th horse etolen recently
from Oen Murray, of Cedar Mill.
The thief rode the, hor-e to Aurora
h i'il !h;r',
r,a,r Y ei J, fa a
No one saw the
party -ho left the aoimal and the
identity of the thief is yet to be ea
a 1- 1
tablished.
W. V. Wiley was a Portland
visitor, yesterday. Mr. Wilev was
a witness to the clamorous de
positors, lined up in front of the
Oregon Savings A-Trust Co.. and
ays tin crowd nearly filled the
"tro't, across the Schiller cigar fac
tory. Au2ut Sohomburg, brother of
Fred, intend coming to Oregon
next year, to mak9 this section bis
bom. Ana. is one of the bovs
11, nt - 1 ,,
Uiat ran meke things bo, and he
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,f welcome addition to
Washington County.
County Clerk Godman, up to
this afte'jioon. has issued, since
Janusry 1, .'!m; hunters' licence',
as aair.st 141 for the Fame period
of la-', year. It apfiears that the
hunt. rlo-t is stronger in l'si7 than
in 1'hm;.
Kevins Hu-khalter was over from
South Tualatin, this morning. He
says the John Kamna frm has
just finished threshing, and that
wheat went full thirty bushels and
oa's over HJ bushels, machine
meaeure.
The Mne!ey quartette will give
an entertainment at the Congrega
tional Church, Tuesday evening,
August 27, under the auspices of
the Cong Christian Endeavor and
M. F. Kpworth League.
The Evening Telegram prints a
big Ftory about an apple that is 14
inches in circumference. The pip
pin is cot in the eame class with
the one at the Heidel office, and
raised by A. W. Barber.
Forest fires have been raging up
on Gales Creek and Buxton, and il
the weather keeps dry, which is
quite likely at this timed year,
there may be considerable damage
to the timber.
For Sale: Fifty acres cleared
land in the viciniy ol Hillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line, rine location;
good building site. iLquire of
Argus.
Workmen are tanr-a out the
vault partition io the sheriffs office,
and which is located between the
county trfasurer'e old quarters and
the regular otuce cf the shrievalty.
A. N. Stanton, general overseer
and superintendent of the Meier k
Frank store, Portland, was out this
cflernoon, interviewing the farmers
of this section.
Dr. Lewis Perkins, of Portland,
and who has been at Buxton, the
guest of his parents, was in town,
today, visiting his brother, Leo.
Perkins.
Lost: Between Weik's residence
and tent tabernacle, on First Street,
a watch guard and charm. Return
to Argus office and get reward.
M. J. Gleason, of Portland, and a
former resident of erboort, was in
town last evening, enroute to Bux
ton. Deposit your money with a pro
gressive and growing up-to-date
bank, such as the Hillsboro Com
mercial.
Erwin Ritter, who for years ss
sesfed the northwest portion of the
county, was in town yesterday af
ternoon.
Wm. Deihl,of near Tigardville,
and who is well along in years,
has been admitted to the poor larm
F. T. Kane has qualified as a
fire ranger, and is now ready to
grant permits to burn slashings
Mrs. J. C. Snyder, of Kinton, ia
at the St. Vincents Hospital Port
land, undergoing treatment.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia snd you will
try them again and again
C. R. Adams, of Scholls, where
he is in the mercantile business,
was in town this morning.
Miss Lucy Humphreys, of this
city, will teach at West Oregon
City, this Fall
Born, to Lars A. Johnson and
wife, of Bethany, August 19, 1907,
a daughter.
Family cow, in milk, lor sale.
Fine milker. W. H. Connell,
Hillsboro.
all a 1 at
Aoranam ,anier jr., 01 near
Phillips, was an Argus caller last
evening.
Joseph Bishup, ol Helvetia, was
down to the city this afternoon.
Clas. Koetur departs for a trip
to Eastern Oregon, next week.
John Schneider, of near West
Union, was in town Tuesday.
W. F. Haase, ol South Tualatin,
was in town thia morning
PROFESfllONAU
F. A. HAILKY.M. D.
I'hysirian ami Snrirenn
Ott'.ra - li.iiley-MoeKan blnrk, UUirr
K.einn 1', 1.1 hihI I.i. Keiileur-.Huntb-e..ri,er
Ita.-. liiia an.l fiaron.l Htret.
Unto " I'll, ,n".
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON
OiHc iipHtair oyar The tlta Dm; Stora
IUm.lnc gut of Court Horn,
In tha cornar of the bio.-'.
JAMES l'HILLIPK TAMIES1E, X. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON
.Surireo'i Houtherii Pacific FUiiroad To.
oiixultaiuui In Frmii h or Kurliah. Of
lira iiOiir. over L. M. Hoyt Co', at.ira,
norto m,!.. r Ma,,, 8t.f HilUlwro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keniilence on cornar Kaconri and Oak 8ta
Oregon Phone Main 1 18.
HILI.SBOKO - - - OREGON
NfeArraWVWWJVyVj
A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. FITTENGER
Dentist
K00111 10 and 11 Morgan-Railey Illock,
ittreet. Over Iiennis Store.
HILLfiHOKO OREGON
Cao. R. Bmgtmr W. O. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOHNIiYS-AT-I.AW
Kooms 1 and t Skate Bnlldlnf
HILLSBORO, . . OHF.GOV.
VirrrrrWrSVyWWyWV
II. T. BAGLEY
ATTORJiEY-AT-tAW
Office, nptaira, over the Poat Office,
HUUboro, - Oregon
eWSfVfWfWVWl
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY- AT-LAW
Rooma 3, 4, & 3, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Cptaira, Bailey Krgaii Block.
Room, 1 anj a.
HILLSBORO. - ORJCGOS,
VNerrefeVeVawWW
W. N. BARRETT
ATTOILNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upetalrs, Rooma 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
eVAVAeVrrW
Ov F. SHELDON
Attorny-at-Lw and Moiary Public
Oft lea ovaa Waheang'm Star
Hillsboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu
ments ami Tombstone, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write Ua
for particulars. Address 335 K. Morrison,
PORTLAND : ; : - OREGON
: T. R. Imbrie
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 office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
G. M. HUNTER
Contraotor mnd Builder
Estimates given on all classes of building
Inea, flrat mud Main Mia.
Raaldanoa, aaat awiaf at Oak.
Both
HUlaboro,
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Gkovk
Graduate of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' successful experience in
treating hordes for lameuesa. Practice .
all modern surgery. Castration, Spay,
ing. Nerving for Relief of Chronic
Lameness. Operation for Roaring.
Pacific StaUa' aud Independent phone.
Calls answeredprotnptly, day or night.
HorBe, sound, weight, 1000, and
cow, in milk, lor sale. R. II. Vose,
VntatVl II I I lultSttSl. All MlIlAaf 111 Matt :
town yesterday.