H1US80RO ARQUS, MAR. 89, 19C8
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ASK HIC.II SCHOOL VOTE
Twelve t.rndc
Only
Instead
n.H Now
of
VOtLD OKAW I'KOrLB TO COUNTY
A frt H'ith Ndwol for Rich Sid Peer
Alike
Co buodrfd farmer of Washing
wo comity have petitioned the
county court t0 submit lh llUM
lion of county high eohool to the
rotersof the county, at the out
June elation. The establishment
of i county high school would at
tract more immigration to out bor
J,r than auy other nterprii.
inJit tb ama titua make the
boji ami girl, rich and poor, inde
pecJenl of outside school. It baa
beta a iuiw wherever tried, and
many counties much poortr than
Whinti'n are now maintaining
iuoh school, and are pleaeed with
lhm. The expense of a county
high school would be borne by a
general tx upon the whole county,
here, a at reeut, the tax is
boro by the di-tricl where uradee
ibore the Sth grade are established
Thre rc more than 24 four-year
high ach'hd-j in Oregon, while
Washington county, with ila
118000,000 worth of assemble
property, b not one au'h high
school. With m oh an institution
eithio. hxr borders, Washington
oouoly could ed urate her own
chaol teachers, and not be forced
townd to outside countiee, where
iuoh hitih schools are in operation,
to get thxin. County pride ahould
give Washington county high
school.
fWO CENTS PER MILE
Vote dr I'lihrf and ve
liming
I end
imount on rvrrv trio to Portland
tl other suiiou in Orrg'ta in same pre-
rjitoii:
!tilih loctnta
Brsrerton JJ rents
Eeedville 35 cents
Hillsboro 4 cent
Coraehui , 50 cents
Forest Grove .....jjcvoli
Dilley ,, , .60 cents
GutoD 65 rents
Tualstm 3 cents
Sherwood ., 40 cents
Middlrtnii .45 cents
Tigtntvilte cent!
flow ninth would you save recti year?
If Mr Himnimi can afford to build a
4.a3,aio hotiw in New York the people
.ii.-. .. . ... ...r ...t .. ...i .... .-.1
w.imij("ii ...it huvih .v v wu inn
rusds for two cent per mile.
KARL K FISItP.R,
Candidate for State Senator.
Prop nals for Wood
Sesleil bids will received up to 7:00 p. m.
on Saturday, April 4, lyoA, at the store
of R. II Crci-r, in IlilUboro, Orrijon,
for the sale ami ilt'livery, to School lls
trirt No. 7, of 60 cords of atond fir wood,
nit in four feel length, from live first
growth, and delivered at the Hillsboro
rbonllioux- not later than Sept. 1, 1908.
By order of the Hoard of liiiectors for
School fuitrict No. 7.
K. I). COLLIN'S.
CluiriiiHii Boanl of IHrettora.
CIRCUIT COURT
Circuit court U still in session, and
the court has disposed of the fol
lowing business aince laat week:
Divorir ijnintril. Ankoe v Ankoa; Co
ra t C.rnt Slirarrr, Willi ? Willi.
State vi Chat Doughty releaaed on
f joo rasli ImiI, plea of not guilty.
Sorenn v Anton Jucolmon, suit to re
cover really slc cominiaaioii, jury at fol
lowt (iive 11 venliit for the ilefenilant.
Juror J C Itilli rxciineil for term.
PKSt.Nv Maty Mctiee; verdict for
filt in sum of $ yxi, riht of way, and
10 dayt vraiiteil to move new trial.
Hom Ketjhitto v L Maei; verdict for
pitlt in mm of f jo.
H:tev W V Wilrv.lid Wann and Zach
t'fgK. I' I'. Corncliuaand W K Mct'ourt
rrai(nmeiit waived and to plead Friday
morning.
State v Auk koaai: to plead Monday
Mtate v Aiulrew llorrcth; charge of
cnmmal a-Miilt plea of not guilty ami
aprii a let lor triall
EXPERIMENT STATION
A.I'. Stover, (loverntnent Irriff'
tioo Kiiuitiwr, baa returned to Ore
goo from WaHbington, I). C, and
ill prosecute) experiment work in
mii mate, during the coming euro
Dw. His plan in to demonstrate
oj experiment the value of aum
uer irrigation in the Willamette
Valley, and he baa made arrange
monta to conduct work of that na
lure on the old Dudley farm, north
of Hilhiboro. now owned by the
BiK'ey8. Geo. H. Hauler has been
experimenting somewhat on hia
own account, alonir the above
lines, and in a Htrong supporter of
ummer irrigation in this -Valley
"r. linidpv haa iiiHt recitived from
Wadhington eight pjunda of the
wienratea Arabian alfalfa, wnicn
he will how on the Dudley ranoh
fn cpnng. The aeaeon for tni
knd of alfalfa is longer than for
other kinds. It is earlier in spring
od UatB longer in the fall than
ny other variety known. A orop
cm be grown in 20 to 24 days,
while the other kinds take 30 days
w mature for cultina. The eiper
'raenta at the Dudley farm will be
watched with interest. Mr. Stover
hs two or three other experiment
wuonB in the valley.
.Mr. Rerman, a Corvallis drug
I'", was in town Tuesday.
n . -
'or BAntiAmanV ladiea' and
IB w
children's hose yoo can do no bet-
:r " i oi me
' ""'wn" on"fcii at Tualatin
1 ia.ne, will preach hia f.rewell
wnonat the 1'laine church neat
Sunday morning, and at ReedvUle
in the evening H, ,MHH;U ,0 c,
h e work April let, winding ui, .
nine years' paatorate, the loogeat
ervtce .inoe the days of Rev. (Jeo,
Koea, the pioneer minleter of that
CJUrSv !,flD.hi,, li"tethe
church building has been enlarged
, Ah? 1V?nb"nJp increased
trotu 42 to 130 comtuunicauta II,
took up the Reedville work 7 year
go, and the church there ia nearly
"1 ol?y Many people, both on
the plains and at Reedville, will
aincerely regrei to ae He Robin
son quit hia work in thia vicinity,
wbere he baa made many friend.
8. C. Black Minorca, 8. C.
Hrowo leghorn and 8. C. Barred
lU)ck eggs, it 50 centa per setting
or 15; Mammoth l'ekin duck eesa.
cent for 11 enae r ..u .1
Vaughfe grocerv. Hillahorn .1
my reidenc Hillaboro, R. 1). 2
Independent thooe. Llna l) K
W 3. Mrs. Mary Landeaa.
Messrs. Upeoht A MoeUrt. tKI.
week, sold their 5-acr tract, at the
foot of Oak street, including s
house and barn, to Sana hrnth.ra
recently from Aurora. III. Con.l.t'
eration, 15(X). The deal was
mad by Kuralli Bros.
The following named nreoinni
oomroitteemen in thin countv have
M4e ineir tetiuona witb the coun
ty olerk: Ilenrr C. Caretene f
Banks; Bamuel Painlev. Buiton;
Ueo. Tbyng. Reaverton; J. W. Con-
neu, orth HilUborO; B. F. Purdy,
Uaaton; A. N Daviee, West Butte.
'etltlona for Juatice of the I
C. K. Kindt. Weal Butte: O C
rhornton, lieavertoa.
Farm for Sale Fortv-four acre
aod.wlth home and barn: 11 acre
cleared; 3 acres standing timber,
ana ths balance in slashing. Five
miles eaat of Hillaboro. on Rock
Creek. For sale cheao Henrv
Stoffers Sr., Kast Oak Hi., Hillabo
ro, Ore., R 2. 62-2
J. M. Ore-ear and son. Harold.
arrived in Hillaboro laat Friday,
from La Meea, Cel., and will spend
a portion of the summer in this
city. They went over to Summit,
Monday, wbere Claude Greear is
running a stock ranch. From Mr.
(ire-ear it was learned that hie
daughter, Miss Pearl, ia rapidly
regaining her health In California,
which will be pleasing news to the
young lady' many friend in
Hillaboro.
For Sale 200 buahela fine oats,
gray and white; 5 tons btlid cheat
hay; also a two-year-old Jersey
bull D. B. Cooley, 1 mile we t of
'hillipe, Pao.Qo 8 la lee' phone,
Hillaboro central. 1-2
C. C. Hammerly, editor of the
News-Reporter, of McMinnville,
was lo the city yesterday, and
hits here filed his petition for
joint senator for the district em-
braced In Tillamook, ssbington,
Lincoln and Yamhill counties.
Oak Nolan, a Tillamook lawyer, it
also out for the same place, 00
Statement No. 1. Both are repub-
icans.
I wish to announce that my new
Spring Millinery is ready and for
sale. A very nice line of ladies'
and children's hats, at reasonable
prices. Come and see them Mrs.
J. Peterson, Cornelius. 1 2
Ssm. C. Lancaster, of Seattle, a
sneaker of reputation, on the sub
ject of "good roads," will lectue in
Cresoent Theatre to morrow nigni.
at 7.30. A special train will come
from Foieat Grove, and other parts
of the county. Kverybody invited.
Auents Wanted-lGi20 crayoo
portraits. 40 oents, frames 10 cents
and up; sheet pictures one cent
each. Vou can make 40 per oent
profit, or 980 per week. Catalogue
and earn nlea ree.-Frank W. Wil
liams Company, 1208 W. Taylor
St., Chicago, III. 2 5
Next Monday, the 30th, Walter
M. Jennings will give bis thrilling
iMtura on "Wilson Whisky," in the
n.ntiat fthnrch. at 8 o. m. Secure
admission, and do not miss the op
portunity to hear this eloquent ana
convincing speaier.
Wkn nn town, don't forget to
mo in and trv the famous Hazel
BWH aww - 1
Illrei' Root Beer, at Palmateer
nsui i cream, biro eieiu ui
Confectionery. L. J. Palmateer.
niiK.ei n Murk and Eva L.
Tnll-vk were united In marriage
V 1 aw a .
k Hmintv Judae Goodin. on Tues
day, in the court house. The iudge
is getting to be an expert in the
matter of tving the hymeneal xnoi,
rand rather likes the work.
(in to Palmateer's Confectionery
fnr Inn flnim. fresh oysters, oyster
cocktails, ohoice confections, hot or
cold drinks, sanawicnea, oig,
nines. L. raima-
UBVtWB mm-mm IT
teer, Prop.
m t Hnwall. formerly of near
Beaverton, was in town this week,
and called. He is now a mo w
r.f the Kast Side Port
fJUBU vu v- a a I aT
land Klectrio lines, but is laying off
with an attack 01 gup.
fu:- pivmnuth Rock and
a rafinrn effira for sale for
hatching purposes; irons prm wia
ning stock.-D. B. Cooley, 1-4
miwwm n
n " . t
a v MnKinnev and John
O'Brien, of Portland, were Hills-
boro visitors Bunaay
1 -dinj invitation costs you
money, bat Bsird'i invitation oosU
MAKE AND COLT
smrajisr night
tichard Mnton, on the old
Jackson Place, is Loser
T8i Animal was worth $iso
Msay lHok Organlnil Gaag f Beret
Thieve la Valley
"t night, at what time it is not
known, a horse thief, took a fine
aok mare and colt, belonalna- to
Richard Linton, who lives on the
old
n m. Jackson, now owned bv
Kd.
. Lyons, east of town. Tracks
of
the two animate, leading from
ths
barn to the road, were seen, and
Iso footprint of the thief. A
stranger, looking for work, was
around the Linton premiaes Wed
needay, and aa he is not In evl
dsnos in the neighborhood, is tus;
pioioned of being the man. Sheriff
Connell was notified earlv thU
morning by phone, and at onoe
phoned and wired ntlmr Lnvna anil
oommuolliee a description of the
animate.
This forenoon ha nhonixl in in
Deputy Ksne that be was follow
ing lbs trsoks of the animals, but
as ths thisf probably had a good
start, h may get away. Many
people believe that there la an nr.
ganiied gang of horse thieves oprr
ung in mis vauey.
A halter and bridle ware also
sken by the thief.
REBBKAH CONVENTION
A district convention, fomprisint
the Foreat Grove, Gaaton and Hilla
boro Rehekah lodge, waa held In
this city Saturday, March 21. In
tbs abeenoe of Mra Nellie Camp
bell, of Foreat Rehekah Lodge
chairman, Mrs. R. II. Greer, vice
chairman, presided, calling to order
at a. m
Mias Kthel Norman mads the
addreea of weloome, which was re
ponded to by Robert Taylor, of
Foreat Grove. Mrs. C Hubbard.
oflndepsndeoce, Grand Warden of
Kebekah Aaeembly of Oregon, waa
firesent, and gave some valuable
formation on points of law. A
dinner was rerved at 12 o'clock.
At the afternoon session the For
est Rebekah lodge put on the floor
work and Initialed a candidate,
which was very creditably done
Thirty delegates were present from
Forest Grove, and eight from Gaa
ton. An invitation from the Re
bekah lodge of Gaston, to meet al
that place next year, was accepted.
Omcers elected lor the following
year were: Mrs. KHza J. Koeeell,
lion, chairman; Mrs, Belle
Sears, Forest Grove, vice chairman;
Mrs. Llule Wilkes, Hillsboro, sec
retary. Appointed oflioers were:
Mrs. Alios Parsons, warden; Mrs.
Mary Humphreys, conductress;
Mary Ward, I. O.: Anna Dickson,
0. O.; Jaue 8pence, chaplain,
For Representative
I hereby announce mvaclf aa a candidate
lor the primary nomination lor Kepre
tentative, on the republican ticket I de
lire to be printed on the ballot after my
name, the following worda: "'Carefully
crutiuiie all nieaiurea considered by the
CKlilature, ami oppoie all ettravaeant
legislation." I will vote for republican
choice lor I'nlletl Matri nenalor.
. WM.McUriI.LAN.
For Representative
I am a candidate lor the nomination of
Representative on the Republican ticket
If I am nominated and elected, 1 will
during my term of oftice, pledge myaelf
to work or the line rem 01 tile people 01
niv county, ami wilt oppoac extravagant
legislation or graft. Will lupport the
Republican votera choice lor nulled
States Menator. it. 11. UKr.r.K.
For Representative
To the Republican voters of Washington
'mini v
U-Nhv intumnef mv-u-lf aa a candidate
for nomination as Representative on the
IVItiuiniL.ii - --- - I -
. . . T . U . . , . t JL.
:IQ April 17, i-yoo. my -uiaiimm win
... ..km 1 Irniniv ilnivti alt afirimnrla-
jmw.w ... - 1 r-i tt j
tioni end opposing all Krafts. I wilt vote
ICT luV CIlwl-wC ui 111-c nrpuuiiuiii win
fnm IT tt natf-tp. llaviiK-r aeeveil ntie
term in the legislature I am familiar with
the methods ol legislation ana win use
my best endeavors for the upbuilding of
the state and Washington County. I
will be the candidate of no clique nor the
. . 1 e ; -1 i. .
representative OI any nccuu micrcaia.
r nn iu lllvuj
SUMMONS
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OF THR
HTATB OF ORKOON. FOR
WAflUINDTON nOIINTY
Nora S. Btratton. plalnlirr,
VH
VVIIIiai" n.""t
To Win, I. Miration, ni aouve naiiieu
veinnunnt.
F Ik. V....anri 1. U ulA Itf I NUIIin. 1,11
ID WIB "I .11. .
are hereny reiuireu u appoar aim
ik. n. ...... I 1 .1 1 Hla.l u ir a ( ul v
aniwnr niw wiii.iii-i.i fi-"-.
In the almve entitled suit on or before
ths last day of the time prexcribed in the
order for publication of this summons,
to-wii: on ay . iwi '" ""'i
expiration OI NIX wmas noin ms nrwi
pUIMIOlli- - ,
i.u...in ftritiia tiitnmntiijftnn ir wiiiitiaii
SO to appear aim sniwur, iur want mmui
the planum Will appiy w iu uvun iur
the relief prayed fur In her complaint 111
tUS SDOVe Vllbli.iuu nuib, w itiv.
m - r,.rvv dlnanlvlnw tha mar
rlage and niarrirge oontraet, now and
heretofore eiivum bwwmu hid uuio
nlalnttn and defendant, and for
suoh further order as the Court may deem
lUllBIIU Ol,uill.oi -
This summons Is published by order of
. 1 ..11. ...ia ... n rnni 1 unm
sbove sutltled court, made Maroh 21, IUOH.
Ilv aalu oruer n was umww u
1.. n..I.M.I,arf In tha Hlllnhnrn
BUIIIIHUlia i 1 j a i
Argus onoe each week for a period of alt
inocessive weeaa, snu nn um ui im
nret puuiiuabiiMi -.uviii-u. ..
tha
date nameu 111 lain wnwr iur .uv r
pnbUoattoa,
ran isr v l.nnav
Attorney ror rieintin.
Hillsboro Argus, $1 fiO per Jyear.
G. Keener waa in from Muun-
taindale yesterday.
Buy your garden seeda at
Greer's. 61 A
Dr. and Mra. A. B. Bailee
ed Portland Monday.
Garden and field seed In bulk at
R. 11. Greet'. f,l 4
Mis Lucy Wealherred viaited
ith Foreat Grove friends Sunday.
Timothy, clover and all kl nda nf
field seeds, at Greer's. 51-4
A. II. Schofield.of Buxton, trans
acted buainexin town thia wek.
Money to loan 00 real estate ee-
curity. Term reaaonable Ku
ratli Bros. 4G tf
Frank E. Rowell the well known
Scholls merchant, was in town
yealerday.
Dance at Bethanv Hall A ttrll
4th Ticket. Includina-
5o. Kverybody invited. 1-3
F. Sohoeo Sr., a substantial cili-
ten, of Cornelius, was in the city
yesieruay.
For the largeal and beet line of
perfumes to be found iu the citr.
oall on the Hillsboro I'barmacv.
r
Carl Hi fl'man and John Btraurr.
of Beaverton, were in the city yes
leruay.
The Mortons are busy three da vs.
selling and packing fruit tree.
shrubbery, roses and everything in
meiruoe. 2 3
Roy Moore and wife left Wednes
day for Astorls, wbere Mr Moore
has a position with the Bell Lum
ber Co.
Dr. Brown of Forest Grove re
ports that a nins year old eon of P.
N. Brown of south of Cornelius, b
down with diptheria.
All wall paper now in stock will
be sold at 26 per cent, reduction,
lo make room for the new spring
goods. G. A. Patterson, the house
furnisher. 52-2
Rsv. Walter M. Jennings, of Mc
Minnville, is preaching in the Bap
tist church, nightly, lo large
audiences.
Cabbage plants by mail, postage
wid, 35o per hundred; or 25 cents
per hundred at Morton s Green
house, Hillsboro. 2 3
The bandstand is being repaired,
and is to be repainted. A sub
orlption was taken up for that
purpose, the county assisting ir
ths matter of expense.
All wall paper now in stock will
be sold at 26 per oent. reduction,
to make room for the new sprint
goods G. A. Patterson, the bouse
furnisher. V2 2
T. B. Perkins, the well known
Buxton merchant, It Is reported,
will soon file his primary petition
for ths nomination for representa
tive, on the republican ticket.
Mrs. Vrooman has received a
very nice line 01 millinery, and
will be pleased to have the ladle
of Hillsboro and vicinity call at
any time.
Morton, of the Greenhouse, has a
fine line of tested sweet pea seed in
bulk, also a fine Hue of fresh flower
seed. Send in your mall orders,
or oome and see him. 2-3
D. Ellis and wife, of Portland,
and Harry Morton and wife, of
Beaverton, viaited with Mr. and
Mra. W. II. Morton, of tbis place,
ast Sunday,
Full Blood BufTOrpblngton eggs
for batching. 11. m) for 15 eggs
Csll and see stock before buying
A few cockerels for sale C,
Feihoad Oth A Baseline Streets,
Hillsboro, Ore. 40 ti
Mies Minnie Hartrampf, of the
Independent Telephone office, is
confined to the bouse, this week
with a badly sprained ankle, the
result of a fall at the skating rink
Monday night.
Social dance at M. W. A. Hall,
Cedar Mill, Saturday evening, Ap
ril 11. Musio by II. Toelle. Tick
ets, including supper, $1. Specta
tors and members, duo. All are
cordially invited. 2-3
A nine-year-old eon of Philip
Olson, ol near Beaverton, aocident
ally -fell upon an upturned cross
cut saw one day this week, and
almost severed his nose, besides in
Aiding severe wounds on the cheek,
Dr. A, B. Bailey attended the suf
ferer.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the, Kalsch farm, 31
miles south of Cornelius, at 10
o'clock a. m,,
SATURDAY, APRIL 4,
Pour head izraded Jersey cows, 1 fresh
t fresh April 5U1, I fresh May 1st, and I
fresh May aotli; two S-year-o!d heifers, 1
fresh Dec. 4th; yearling heifer; Old
Hickory wagon, 3 inch; Piano mower,
Oalxnne hayrake, Tiger Press grain drill
Osborn disc, to Inch: potato planter, cm
tlvator, li-inch steel beam plow; chilled
side-hill plow; spike-tooth harrow; set
double work harness, new; buggy har
ness; buggy; hayfork and rope; Sharp
less cream separator, 300-lb capacity; 4
dozen chickens; household furniture ami
many other articles. Also 330 sacks of
potatoes,
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
oash; over $10, 1 year's time, at 8
per oent, bankable note. Three per
oent discount for oash on sums
over $10.' .
Philip Kalsch, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auotioneer.i
Lunch at noon. 1;
MRS. IV. 0. HAM
Was n Suflerer From Cancer
for Months
A NOBLE WOMAN PASSES AWAY
DectasfJ waa a First Cousin ef Susan
B. Anthony
Mrs. Mary Mead Hare, wife of
lion. W. 1. Hare, of thia city, died
at the family borne, on Main street,
Sunday night, after being a sufferer
Irotn carcinoma for several montba
Deceasod waa born at Union
Springe, N. V., April S, 1S-10, and
was married to the surviving bus-
band in Portland, March 16, 1H!K!
Mra. Hare's maiden name was
Anthony, and sh was a cousin of
Susan B Anthony, and also a cou
sin of ex-Senator Anthony, of Rhode
Island. A brother. Charles E
Anthony, of San Diego, Cal sur
vives of her Immediate family. A.
w. Anthony, nephew, and a min
ing engineer of Portland, and Mra
franc McCorniack and Mrs. Kdilh
Buckler, niece, of Portland, are
ber other surviving relatives on the
Coast.
Mrs. Hare had been a member of
lbs Presbyterian and Congrega
tional churches since girlhood. She
was a member of the Kastern Star,
the local grange, and a member of
the Grand Lodge, Degree of Honor.
Funeral services were held at
the family residence at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday, by Rev. Howard Gilpat
rick, pastor of the Congregational
oburch, after which the remains
were taken charge of by Tualatin
Chapter, No 31, Order of the East
ern Star, of which order deceased
was a beloved member. At the
conclusion of the lmpreaeiv6 cere
monies at the grave, the remains
were interred in Masonic cemetery,
Mrs. Hare had a kind and sunny
nature, which endeared her to all
with whom she came in contact,
and she will be greatly m'eeed. A
large concourse of friends and rela
tives were present at the last sad
riles.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Edw Ciiiriui to Thos D TallitiRii,
Part blk I Oak C.rove Addition t
300
I' red I, Oault to llrrtnnn Hellbent,
a (ti-o RiclianUou donation
1700
Geo Vanliorn to Wilford Thotiuti,
Part blk 4. r.n.-Uim
JOO
350
J M Barber to A C lloKircss, part of
lllock 40 l'orcst (irove
Oly R Kuapp to Ivdgnr W Kiinop,
Ho aec 30 t 1 s r 7 w
linns Peterson to Lewis II Holt,
part sec 4 t a 11 r 4 w
.1 W Kuona to W P Iliirtrainpf, in
terest I'l Crescent Mills 5000
Kli.a Hudson to Lcwia llollmgrr,
Part blk 30 1-brent drove
A Inherit to Hurry A Richards etui
Tract in sec I t 3 s r 2 w 6000
Juhn R Knurs to Jninrs C Klines,
40 a sec 36 1 1 s r A w Hoo
Thos M Litllehiilrs to Susan Clark,
lv i) Mk 10 1" ml l-orest (jrove 900
P M Ilciclel to I'.lnut I Jones, part of
111 It 1 Stewart & Tuckers' (id 50
August Siiecht to hmest Srim, w 4
lllk N Pairview ud lttllsboro 1500
Walter Ik-mnrds to Jacob J Smith,
30 a John Harrison dontition
Edw Sy to John II Adams, 13.06 h
lit I'tiwood l'srm 1 1 n r 3 w 3500
K.rncst IlnlR-rstroli to II J Lund, 5 a
in H U Tucker ilonntlon 3500
Alton Niiuiui to Lilly Suell, part of
lllk 3 Humphreys addition 1300
hmest Umndgeorge to Hurry Alex
ander, part of W P Hull donation
M ,1 Ikirrimce to .1 II Thompson et
80 acres above Moimtatndule
Agiicn Cowan to Samuel Gowan, 9
a in North Hillsboro
Mury K Knotts to Norman P Phil
lips, pnrt sec 13 t 2 r r 1 w
W A Karns to V A Roix-itson, 100
a sec 30 t a n r 3 w
Jacob J Smith to Perry NefT, 30 a iu
550
400
600
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ilolin Harrison donation 3033
SARAH JANE BENNETT
Mrs, Sarah Jane Bennett died at
her home in Portland, Monday
Maroh 23, aged. 7 8 years. Deoeaeed
was a former resident of this coun
ty, living near Greenville for many
years. She was tha mother of 18
ohildren. She leaves a husband
and the following surviving ohil
dren: Mrs. Charles Mitchell and
Mrs. K. u. wrigni, 01 untario
Canada; Mrs. Andrew Story, of
Gaston; William Bennett, of Cor
nelius; Mrs. J.W.Cason,of Fresno,
Cal.; Mrs. Joseph Manahan, A
Bennett, Albert Bennett, John and
I. Bennett, of Portland; Ephnam
Bennett, of Alameda, Wash.; Hi
ram Bennett, of this county.
There are also a great many
grand and great-grandchildren.
A. Kauflman of near Beaverton,
was In town today.
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A pleasant surprise partr was
given in honor of the anniversary
of the birthday of M. H. Workman,
of near Beaverton, on the night of
Ht. Patrick's day, March 17th. The
evening waa pleasantly passed with
song, instrumental music and so
cial conversation. Refreshments
were served at a late hour, after
which the guests dispersed. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fitz
patrick, Ernest Olson, Fred Ieasie,
Mr. and Mrs. harl Dillard and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Hhayden,
Mr. and Mrs. David Harper and
children, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ba
ker, Mr. and Mrs. Workmen and
children.
O. F. Sheldon will cell bis house
hold furniture at auction, on Sat
urday, April 11th, at 1 o'clock p.
in. bale will take place at the res-
dence, corner of Fir and Eighth
streets, in Hillsboro. Anyone wish
ing furniture will have a good stock
to select from, as it is all good.
Remember the date and place.
Grand Master Austin T. Buxton.
of Forest Grove, returned tbis week
from Eugene, wbere he went lo
perfect arrangements for the meet
ing of the State Grange, which con
venes on May 12 to 14. Among
important matters to bs considered
by the Grange, will be a resolution
favoring an amendment to the In
Itiative and Referendum law. Mr
Buxton believes those laws have
been abused and overworked by
visionary and impractical people.
The Post Card Bazaar baa ex
clusive rale of the Romell Roset
and Panel Cards, which have ere
atod such a sensation in the East.
We will put on tinsel cards, tbit
week, any name desired, free. He-t
our window for samples. 2
Ths G A. R, of the State of Ore
gon will meet at Newport, Oregon
tor their encampment this year. It
is expected that fully one thousand
old soldiers will be present. New
port is making preparations for
their entertainment.
For Sale Pigs, shoals snd old
sows, of which some are with pis
and some have litters. Also s
thorough-bred Poland China boar
F. M. Barnea, 2 miles south ol
Hillsboro. Ind .phooeU33. 2 tf
L. E. Wilkes, this week, has been
cutting up the Botcow tract, in th
northeast part of town, Into lots
and blocks, which will later be
placed upon the market. The
tract contains from 26 to 30 acres.
Wanted By a German-Swiss, 27
years old, a place to work with ap
hnglish speaking dairyman. Har
had experience in dairy work. Ob
ject, lo learn English. Adolf
schaufler, Beaverton, Or. 2 4
"Launch Out Into the Deep" is
toe morning text in the Congrega
tional church. "Education, and
its Bearing on the Life of the Com
munity, is the evening topic. All
are welcome,
When in town, call on Webb it
Hoover for clover or timothy hay.
All kinda of feed stuff, middlings,
alfalfa meal, wheat, Acme chop,
oats, chop and rolled barley. 2
Bishop H. C. Barkley, of Port
land, was in the city today, and
called on the Argus. There are
several United Brethren organiza
lions in this county.
If you need Utah Land Plaster
Webb & Hoover will sell it to you
for 113 26 per ton. Also Yellow
Danver onion seed, for 80c per
pound. 2
Clotbes brushes, hand, brushes,
bath brushes, tooth brushes; largest
and bent assortment in the city, at
Hillsboro Pharmacy: 2 tf
Mies Bertha Johnson, who has s
position as stenographer in Mc
Minnvllle, visited ber parents in
this city the first of the week.
Dance, at W. O. W. Hall, Glen
coe, Saturday night, March 28
Tickets, Including supper, 75 cents
Walker s orchestra.
Roy Rice, who has been visiting
his parents tbis week, returned to
McMinnville tbis morning, where
he is attending college,
Window sale, of home-made pies
cakes, eto, by the ladies of the
Christian church, at Dennis' store,
Saturday.
Onion Seed Fancy Btock, half
Globe, Yellow Dan vers, for sale by
J, A. Anderson, Beaverton, Ore.
Geo. Wilcox, oounty assessor, is
busy taking the assessment of
North and South Hillsboro. 1
Stock hogs for sale. Apply to
A. Chalmers, (near Centemlle.)
Forest Grove, Oregon. 2 if.
L. Holder, of Portland, and who
has property interests near Beaver
ton, was in town Tuesday.
Hereafter, all danoes at the C.
0. F. Hall, Verboort, will ba strict
ly invitational affairs. 2-tf
Born, to the wife of J. B. Wilkes,
of Hillsbsro, March 25, 1908, a
daughter.
Box paper, 'latest styles, beet
quality, at right prices.
See Hills
2 tf
boro Pharmacy
J. J, Wismer, of Portland, who
has large property interests in this
county, was in town today.
For Sale Household furniture.
Call at residence, Fifth and Fir.
-H.J. Veach.
W. E Smith, of South Tualatin,
was in town luesday;
Stationery of all kinds, at all
prices, at Hillsboro Pharmacy, 2tf
PROFESfllOITAL.
F. A. MILKY, M. D.
Physician and Snrgeon
Ollle llnlley-Morgan block, upstairs,
oonis 12, 13 ami J.v Krsiderir.--Hunth-
wt ouruer Ita.irtliiw ami becond Hlrts.
IXlltl ' I'llOIIM.
T. L1NKLATER, 14. B. C. M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npatalrl ovarTht Delta Drug Htore
KMldnriM Kast of Court Houw,
In the oormtr of the l-lock.
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAM1ES1E, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Parlfln Railroad Co.
Consultation 111 French or Kiiirlmh. Of.
IU iipatairs, over L. M. Hoyt t'o's. store,
north aide of Main Kt.. HUlalKiro. Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Opficp. Rooms 7, 8 and q
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonee. TI!11cW -fW
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooma 10 and II Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
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BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Room 1 and If Shote Building
HILLSBORO, . . 0BF.G05.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office.
Hillaboro, - Oregon
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Morgan Block,
Rooma, 1 an4 a.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrti-s: Main 8treet, opp. Court Hotifie.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms j, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
i T. R. Imbrie :
Deals in all kinds of Real I
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation S
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write I
or call at office. t
Room is, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forkst Grovb
Will be In Hillaboro, Tuesdays, ThurM.
days and Saturdays. OfUee at Kediuoml
A Connell's Livery Stable.
W. H. TAYLOR
Painter & Paper Hanger
Parties desiring work in my
line will find me at my home
at the west end of the Hills-boro-Cornelius
Bridge. Inde
pendent phone 515,
Samples from Alfred Peats Wallpaper Co,
All Work Guaranteed.
Carries the most up-to-date
line of post cards,
albums and novelties,
in the county. .
Come and See us
Special attention; paid
to mail and phone, pr
ders. Let us send you
a 25, 50, or 75 cent as
sortment. Satisfaction
Or Money bach!
is our constant motto
Ind. Phone 333. '
POST CARD BAZAAR
Wholesale u and Retail
Hillsboro - Ore.
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