URN)
ll.l.' v--
0' "GOOD ROADS"
Spec
lal
Train Cjiint From
Forest llrovc
SPUUI At
I II It IKEM.EM THEAIKK
It llluttrat HI
tut Stc r'li.
H,m ('. I tu i'tr. employed by
lb Hu''l ''"''I'1' Koa.U, an
..liunol of ih irrtitinl of Agti
culture, ! 1Hi' ch,ir in
W"hl'g I'lierally, HttU.
J,Hli('lt tOM(!lNKl Itoadl,'' tpokf
to fair id audlencn in th
Cram-en t TtifAtr latl Haturday
pj.,t on the "f ''
l'rof. Linraler illu-
Ir.lnl hi l'-Ui' ""h
limit. II" "I""1 c",,w
t picturo of lh HI fated steamer,
pik'iti, which w"" down, at
0f f :l k i. n m II tllMI allowed a
'tiii'f hit lur"' n ,n"
null "The p " road of lh l'n
tl Sui" annually coti the p
p! wore lhan 20 Hiiim tha prica of
ailetwe-r lukota," taid lha speak
ir. IU tld ltil be run from
county in Tenor, not half no
good a Washington c unty, where
(I,, people bonded lha cnntitT for a
pstiod of "JO year, for :i UM.IKKI.
(0l ali"" lh money had been ex
bimlfil ' making good road.
Iby bonded it again for !20,0K
ni.tr). Th" laiahl rojrty of
tbit cHiunty today i over ttl.OOO..
(111). Abiul 4') Htojila Irorn Koreet
Urova rame down on a tpedal
trim In alletid lh leolure.
BILVbU SCIIULMEHICH
ililli llUf
i
Tbo:; a Hilyeu, a contracting engi
neer nf Portland, and Mla Joeeph
Id M Sc'hulmatU'h, formerly of
tbiicity, were inarrlrMl at lha rei
dm-f Mr. and Mm W. II. Col
w.l I, :i:i.1 Tanlh HI., 1'orlland. l
Ol 111, Tuesday, March 'M,
lSKfc Kr-v Evan I. Hugh ollici-
I i r k Mi Framit Clay played
lb Uhengrin wedding march, and
Mum llealha Fowler tang "All For
you."
Th bride wet lieaulifully dreet
m in mam silk mariiuiteHen, with
tao iritintiit'g, over taffeta ilk,
and carried a bouquet of Bride
rnf. Mia Helen Colaall wat
(later t(i'l
About vnly guta wrr rn
nt, among th'in Ix-lng th brid'
broihrr and iUr of thia county.
Afur a trip to rVatlla, Vancou
n, li V.., and different arta of
Citiailn, iliry a ill uuka their home
lo 1'ortlatid.
SRT1 LEMtNT RUMORED
Governor Chamberlain Ilx
pects to be Here
BIO IkOWDl KKOM EVEKVWHEKB
AUCTION SALE
A I'ortland ppr of yenlrrday con
Uiur.i a KiaUnnrtnl to lha ttt'cl
lint tlm Hainev-Kana maitar had
bn fillrd. An examination of
lh record her, thowi that th
iutlcr of tha uil in in the former
tut. The Portland paper tatml
lint lUine had refused to give
tbi partu u'ara of tha rumored et
tlrni-n 1, h.j I eniil it wa patifaclory
tolntli parlie. Mr Kanawaeen
by a reporter yeeterday, and aid
b did not cara to make a elate-
nient kl preeent, a tha matter wan
In the hand of hi attorney n. In
in interview with lha Portland pa
pn, Mr. H allien hr.Ii that hit hank
would ha placed in a solvent condi
tion within & nhort lime.
FARM FOR SALE .
The Louig Hoy farm of 104 acres,
one half mile south of Uoy, will be
fold at Referee's Sale, at the Court
HotiHe, in HilUhoro, at 10 a in , on
April 27, 1K)8. Thie ii a fine
f&'ni; eplendid roil, and baa he
teen fifty gmJ nxty .fes under
the plow; orchard; houeeand barn;
baUnoH of farm in timber, good for
uod, etc. Place very productive,
mi a good buy. If you want a
tin place, come and see it, and
then attend the sale.
Dan Knnia,
One of the heirs to place.
I he f..imix reiididt.-H f.,r ,ri
mrr noun u 1 r, have liU-,1 Un-ir
pxtitlolie Minn U.I i-kii.. n,,.
"IK"" I li. I rrku.e. I'.ijxl ,,, f
repre.,alive, ,,m .lnUrnti.,1, i.
a f.illoa. -VuU fr p pul.hnui
rhoic iii primary elfrtinu f,,r
H. Henal.ir." i.,. W. K.-lly. f
Columbia pr.:ii,i t. fur reprint,
live, repuhhran; drrUratu.i, in K,
follows; "ritateinn.t No. I, ,
the people's dn laralion will re
garded a supreme." I'.-t,i.M1 p,w.
iiisii. cuiiiiiiitif-u,sn fur Hi, uili
HilUlM.ro, liwlf.inl II Uuulilin,
Koreet drove. c t rn iu 1 1 t-t-liiM n ; 't
W. llainee, fur Main ..imr)
diH-laratiun; Cl.an () rilllllll.
Iwiuan fir South Kore-t lirive.
Oak Nolan, rcpulilicsn rainlidate
fr joint eonalor, on a HtaW-nn'iit
No. 1 plalfuriii, wan here thi ei..k,
sreuring MKiiaturr lo Iiih -',ition!
Mr. Nolan is a reioili.i.t f Tiig.
monk, and a lawyer.
H. C. Illsrk Minor, a. S. C
Krown leghorn and S. C linrrnl
Km k eBK, at .Vlcn,t per selling
of Matmiioth IVkin dm k r-vijn,
U) ceul for 1 1 egy Kor eale at
Vaught'a grocery, llillshoro, or at
lliy reeidem-e, 1 1 tllrlxr). It. 1) 2
lndeieudirit phone, Line '., No
" 3. Mr. Mary l.amli-r. Ml ,'1
A a sriueiire nf tlm death uf
Mies U iru. in Puriland, this week,
a coroner' jury .f Mi-hiiniiiah Co.
hat chargeil (i. 11 Whitney, a For-
urova aenust. w.u, u,e crime H1(,w in this county
M.t . .. 1 . .. ..1. 1 l;...i:.... .1... .1.1 J
If, ISIIBinillliT'i , iiuoiii 111(11 lilt-
unfortunate Kirl died a a neuit of
mercurial poifoning. Alln-rl at
ton, a Knrel (iruve ji-wellt-r, i ac
cused by Whitney ol selling He
drug which caiini.1 tlm yirl'ri d-Hth.
This charge, Watson denies. Whit
ney is in jail at Portland.
Agents Wanlel liix'JO rrnyoti
(Mtrlraits, 40 cents, frames lo cents
and up; sheet pictures one cent
each. Vou ran make per cent
profit, or 13'! (H-r week. Catlo!Ue
and sample free. Frank W Wil
liams Company, 1208 W. Tavlor
St., Chicago, 111. :
l'p to April 1st. there had hwn
turned over lo County Tieasurer
Jackson. Ihe sum of r.u,lM in
I'.KlT laxes. The first installment
of state tnxes, amounting to alutil
f I'.HiX), will (Min he due and pay
able. There is about l.'T.IMI to
ihe rredil of the various school
districts of the county awaiting ap
portionmeiil by the County Supt.
0. K.Sheldon will fell his house
hold furniture) at auction, on Sat
urday, April lltb, at 1 o'clock p.
m. Sale will lake place at the res
idence, corner of Kir and Kighlb
streels, in Hillsl-oro. Anyone wish
ing furniture will have a good stock
to teleel from, a it i all good.
Iteiuember the date and place.
In a game f Use ball at thi
place last Saturday, belween the
llillshoro and li!ley high school
team, the visitors were defeated
by a sore of 17 to I Features, of
of the gaum were the catching by
Wolf of the visitor, and the
pitching by lUlchelar, and field
ing by Conklin, of the home team.
The building senson in now at
hand, and any one contemplating
work in this line should call on the
Climax Milling Co. when figuring
on material. We have a complete
lock always on haml. Hum
;s 11
AT
, MIL 18
HlU.a.BOa.0 ARQU3, APRIL J, IOCS
llillshoro Argus, $1 W per year.
H. 0. Fitch, of Cornelius, was in
town yesterday.
Fulton, at Creecent Theatre, Ap
ril 'Jtb, at 2 p. m.
T. P. Goodin, of West Union,
was in town Monday.
Garden and field seed in hulk, at
K. II. (j rear's. 51-4
A. Anderson, of near Shady
Brook, was in town Wednesday.
Buy your garden seeds at
Qraer's. 51 4
Kovnaur AUeJ to Sptak s "Hrogrcas
f Orrjos"
T.w.u n.:k..v.i.. -t ur..i it..
Arrangements are Mng made for Inn ... i tha nit Wedne.rlav.
... ... . . . ' j
me mguegi norse Hhow, ever held
in this city, on April 18th. Becra.
lary Itiley Cave, has been flaoded
with notice from exhibitors, who
expert to b present. Governor
(ieo. K. Chamberlain, in reeponsa
t an invitation, hopes to be here Mrs. V. N. Barrett and Mrs. H.G.
on the day of the show, and ad- Guild, is visiting in this city
drt as the people on the subject of
"Oregon's Industrial Progress." The
address, will he non-political in
character, and the Governor will
Jos. Correiri and Gui Rossi, of
Beaverton, were in town Tuesday.
Stock hogs for sale. Apply to
A. Chalmers, (near Cecterville.)
Forest Grove, Oregon. 2tf.
Mrs. May Graves, a sister of
Box paper, latest styles, beet
See Hills-
2 tf
LADS PAID TO BATES
By S.
P. for Loss of Wife and
Child
UATTEK IS .SOW BEING PROBATED
E. BaUa Appointed Administrator tf
Estate
On the 31st of the past month, the
agents of the Southern Pacific Co.
arranged to pay to J. E. Bates, as
administrator, the sum of $10,000,
for the death of hie wife and child,
who were killed in the wreck of the
Sheridan local, near Forest Grove,
on the evening of February lltb,
The total of $10,000 was decided
on without the aid of the court,
but is divided as follows: To tbs
estate of Mrs. J. E. Bates, $1000;
to the estate of Howard Bates, in-
quality, at right prices
boro Pharmacy.
W. K Cortia, of Forest Grove,
appear merely as the guest of the who came to thia county in 1871, fani $iooO: to Florence Bates, who
P'Mpie. ills exacted that rates was in town yesterday on business. badle ininred.12nnn.anH in
Hereafter, all dances at the C
........ vuu) fll J, IUVOIII1K I UQ UBT. I f
IlilUbiro probably will have the
pleasure of entertainins the largest
crow l ever assembled at a horse Your and yoor children's eyes are
safe if you wear Vt. Lowe 1 glasses
aye aafe and price safe.
J. E. Bates, husband aod father,
$3000. J. E. Bates was appointed
administrator of the estates and
legal guardian of the child, and the
matter is now in process of probation.
The presence of Frank Rice, of
Portland, on the streets Tuesday,
recalls to mind an exciting foot
race which Frank made while
county jailer, some thirty years
ago. One evening, during the '70s,
Frank let two prisoners out in the
court house yard, for exercise.
While Frank was chopping some
stove wood, both men bolted. The
writer saw the start, but not the
finish. Frank ran one of the men
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office BiIer-Morgan blitrk, upstair.
Rooms 12, I.I ami 15. KeMilrnr. Hoiith
wmt eorner Ita-ieiine and Second HlrrU.
Both ' Phones.
srra
S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
down io less than a mile, and about office upstair. oTrTbe rit Dm- Hior.
Reaidsnce Kaitof Court Houae,
in tbe comer of tha bloek.
two o'clock that night knocked the
other prisoner down with his fist,
near tbe west end of the long
bridge, and brought him back to
jail. One of the men, who was a JAMES PHILLIPE TAHIKS1H, M. 1.
wayward boy at that time, is now phyqipiam awn cnor.cnu
a quiet, well behaved citizen of this
countv A a fnnt.rawr ITrsnV , Keon Bout hern Pacifie Railroad Co.
' ia twk isiai, x- lllli I ConaiiltAtiiin in It' ratiH ir h'nntiuK fit'-
hce upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Oo's. stors.
Morton, of the Greenhouse, haa a
fine line of tested sweet pea seed in
bulk, also a fine line of fresh flower A. B. BAILEY. M. D., D. D. S-
uwwu -vuu au j yj i 1UBJ1I tuoiDl .. . .
or come and see him. 2-3 rhysicun and Surgeon.
I
Cornelius will hold its annual OFFICE Rooms 7, 8 and 9
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his farm, I J miles south
of Beaverton, Ore., al 1 p. m , 00
SATURDAY, APRIL 11
Kuan mare, 12 years old, weight
I'll 0, pony, ft years old; yearling
colt; I cows, 2 with calves by side,
1 has been fresh 2 months, and 1
will be fresh in August, all giving
milk; 2 yearling heifers; 4 bead of
Timothy, clover and all kinds of I
I Held seeds, at Greer s. 51-4
CAKE FOR SENATOR
a prominent
was in town
C. M. Idleman,
Portland attorney,
yesterday, with a
court.
Clothes brushes, hand brushes,
bath brushes, tooth brushes; largest
and beat assortment in the city, at
Hillsboro Pharmacy: 2-tf
A Portland admirer of Senator
H. M. Cake sends the following
case in circuit tribute to that gentleman for pub
lication:
"Mr. Cake for Beveral years, was
President of the Portland Commer
cial Club, and in that position,
brought it to its present state of ef
ficiency. Oregon at this time has sore
need . of proper representation in
Senator Fulton will speak at the
sheen: 2 lambs: some Black Minor- Creacent Theatre. Thnrsdav. Anril
m chickens: 2,r. rnrd of wood: 2000 9. Kerhndv nener.iall invited WngreSB. 0 One Will deny tnat
nickels; bugey: set double harness; to bear him. Ladies are especially 0"r growth aod developmjot has
set single harness; grindstone; invited.
cms-cut saw; hayracks garden For 8,lepig9 B00ati ,nd oM
tools; Mnger sewing machine, Qf hi(jh m hh j
most new; household and kitchen d h,ye mtor Alg0 ,
itirnuuie, nuu m
Terms of Sale
election next Monday. Wet or dry,
is the issue. The forces are lined
up as follows: DryB Mayor, M.
H. Henderson; Councilmen, Wil
liam Patton, C. E. Whitmore, H.
. Bturdevant, F. A. Thomas; Re
corder, H. G. Fitch; Treasurer, C.
C. Hancock. Wets Mayor. F.
Schoen; Councilmen, Ed. Wolf, W.
Merrill, George Holscher, J. A.
Trnler; Recorder, Link Geiger;
Treasurer, F. Hendnx.
Tbe Mortons are busy these days,
selling and packing fruit trees,
shrubbery, roses and everything in
their line. 2 d
L. C. Walker, county surveyor
says be is just in receipt of a letter
from his daughters, bDth of whom
are teachers in tbe State Universi
ty at Lincoln, Neb., which states
that on the 25th of last month the
thermometer at that place dropped
30 degrees inside of an hour, which
illustrates the suddenness of ch
matic changes in that country. No
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Tj;i1cr- n
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
. RUM BTVUiV alJ TV Wl D t 1
MJm ' a i tborougb-bwd Poland China
-$1() and under, p Birneflf 2 mile8 w
boar.
south of
rash ; over $10. six months' Hilliboia. Ind. 'phone 1133. 2-tf
Two -r cent off for cash over $10,
E. T. Fitzpatrick.
REAL f STATE TRANSFERS
Pi
D. C. BAKER
IHnial Clyde Baker, born Oct. 10,
'"I, in i amhill county. Ore , died
l Sherwood, March 2!, 1908, aged
2d vrs, r months and IS) days.
"itneaHtid leaves a wi(6 and two
children, father, mother, three
brothers and three sisters, besides a
bostuf sympathizing friends Jn
terment was in Hood View ceme
try. Funeral services were con
ducted by Rev. J. Soper, of Bcholls
Cows lor Sale
yive splendid oows, selected from
"Bfu of twenty one. Every oow
hH an unusually good record for
quantity and test of milk. Prices
reasonable. Can be seen at Holly
firm (the old Anderson place,) 1
'nilfs southwest of Hillsboro, or
aiidiess, C. V. Fuller, Hillsboro,
K. 4, Box 4.
An inspection of the rail, which
caused the wreck of the Sheridan
local, near Forest Grove, by Supt
iMb and other S. P. oflioials thlB
ek, at the scene of the wreck,
".inclosed the fact that the rail had
been out with a chisel, and that it
no way affeoted the soundness
oi the rail.
sloes, aiway
phones.
Owina to the short time mterve
nina between now and ihe primary
election, Senator Kullon will dr
iver bul one speech in this county,
nd that at Hillsboro, April v.
Tha rHa of the County Recorder
r... th. month of Match, amounted
UI til" " -
ifj'M',) T bis nroves tlifti con
U T ' . . a
siderable dirt has changed nanus m
this county, of late.
The time for Senator Fulton's
speech has been so arranged aa to
allow person! from both ends of the
.. i.. i.nn on the nioriilllK sou
return on the evening ui"-.
member tbe date-April 2 p. m.
it v ilainen of Forest drove,
has entered the race for the nom.
fr State Senator. Mr
i....... ... l'rnuli enl 01 IUB luoi
laiuxa "" "v
State Senate.
Superintendent M. C. Case is
anning to hold a seriei of local
institutefl in this coun y,
Hanks. AlUll n '""
ADtil 18; Beaverton,
.... t i
m.- Vs.mman was in I'orlianu
yesterday, repini"'R
ol spring and summer '' "7;
u.. ii. "Merry viiuow
the hit of the season
diHiilay and note
the many varieties of dainties that
t. ..,a.le trom peanuts. Den
UBU ao
of SweetB.
John Humphrey!, has sold hw
.....n shoo, oil Thira uree, .
departed for Oregon City, where lie
will remain imn ku""'
ur. hi. the lamest assortment
of Easier novelties of any store in
the city. Call anu Bee iueu.
of SweetB.
v w Prihnow. U. Strohmajer
a' , vv - ,
and M. V. Parmer, ol lianas, were
in town Wednesday.
lilills. chickens
.ml fancy Easter boxes.-Den ot
SweetB.
m w a,;n and R. Caples, from
la Tf t e-' " - I
t.- ..d nf the couuty, attend
sd Commieeioner'B court, yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. William
Schulmerioh, of Farmington, March
2G, 1U08, a son.
J. M.HarriB, of Spokane, U in
the city this week, a guest of the
qh id merlons.
C ( . antler ft al lo K N Mat-hr lot
ind ft lilk 1 1 I'orcM lirovt 1,550
in.iii wiim-nt-l al low ui I Jiiorn-
Imtuli 21 6S acres in I Iisy diet
1 11 4 Jooo
iniki-r rt si lo Geo Harvey
IS 74 a in .1 It Walker d 1 c t a a 3
lm Seifctt et it licmv Delplancbe
i t m 44 acre ill M W rrn U 1 C t I
n x w I
Iwi Ijiwver rt al to Amanda J lil-
luUiv, lot 8 lilock i Nortbside Add
llilUlvoio I
dwiird Cumin cl u lo R V Hoyt rt
id part of block l Oak Grove add
Hilltdioro
K ! .111110 rt al to Sauiantha J Dil
l.ir.l. tract a. Fruitful Lndt ,
niin.i l'lttniinrt si to Haniel Hering
i) in Win Geiner Jrd 1 c t I a 3 w.ijoo
M l.itiul ct al to F.rneat Hatsrr
stroh, 5 a tecs JJ ami 34 t n 3 w- 35
C lUmtxk i t al to Alexander
Itaxti-r lot 3 hlk 6 South Park add
l'i rest Grove 55
din .staiinii to C W Schuld, a e X
ofse lV 'c J4 t 1 (l w J7
ruiik M Vinceitt ct al lo Horace K
Cutliiil el l tract in sec 7 t a a 1 w I
W li Waru-ti et al to r A fcvans, 15
a in sec 14 t J a i w
'i ter Hums rt al to Uia lies ei at
7 a in II II Honrs d I c t t n r I and
2 w 90
300
500
"Whom Shall we Obey" will be
the morning sermon in tbe Coog'l
church. "Why 8hould You Vote
for Prohibition?" will be the eve
ning topic. Evening service at
7.30. All are welcome.
Social danoe at M. W. A. Hall,
Cedar Mill, Saturday evening, Ap
ril 11. Music by H. Toelle. Tick
ets, including sapper, $1. Specta
tors and members, 50o. All are
cordially invited. 2-3
Kuratli Bros, sold to F. A. Wai
tel. this week, tbe Henry Wilkins
house and lot on Oik Btreet, for
$400. Also the Mrs. Frances
Smith 40-acre tract, south of New
ton, to Mr. Bchuler, of near Reed
ville, for $2000.
been retarded by want of proper
representation at the nation s cap
ital.
Mr. Cake is an ardent admirer
of President Roosevelt, and be
lieves in his policies, and is con
vinoed that it is to the nation's
best interests that be be continued.
u Politios in Oregon bad become
a scandal in the eyes of the nation.
It had been a game of subtlety and
craft, a menacing eyetem to our
state and country. Salem was i
veritable city of spoils and leeisla
live spoilB and legislative seesions
a period of bold activity for politi
cal yeggmen. But times have
changed and to day Oregon stands
foremost in the list of states that
would do away forever with tbe old
sodden days the corrupt and
shameful eyetem. Able men and
honest voters couet complete this
purification of the politics of our
Btaie.
Prominent in Oregon as a cham
pion of pure politics and an advo
cate of the eradication of the dan-
Dentist
Rooms 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store,
HILLSBORO - OREGON
Bmm. H. Baalmy W. a. Harm
BAG LEY A HARE
ATT0K.N8YS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLSBORO, . , 0BEG05.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTOR.NEY-AX-LAW
Office, upstair, over the Post Office,
Hillsboro, - Oregon.
wonder people want to leave such a aaaAAAAAAAAAaaa
climate for equable Oregon.
Wanted By a German-Swiss, 2'
years old, a place to work with an
English speaking, dairyman. Has
had experience in tiairy work. Ob
ject, to learn English. Adolf
Schaufler, Beaverton, Or. 2 4
White Plymouth Rock and
Brown Leghorn eggs for sale for
hatching purposes; from prize win
ning Btock. D. B. Cooley. 1-4
H. W. Miller, of Foreet Grove,
no rented nis larm at cnaay
Brook, last fall, and moved to the
Grove, has gone back to the farm
again, as it seems more like home
at tha old place. Mr. Miller waB
n town Tuesday.
For the largeBl and best line of
perfumes to be found in the city, Tunc tt THMriTTU 1V
nail on the Hillsboro Pharmacy. 1 nUa' " lUiMjUH, JK.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
... i IT Ul- TT tf
Tf h.. U.A .J . .oV, K"ruuB nouorauio u.. iu.
j t. -i T k fi. fl- Ia Cake, of Portland. Mr. Cake is
don't fail to hav. Dr. Lowe tee fc. the republican nomination
your eyes, at HoteTual.Un, next fof g and
K1; h," rVirn8" doing it in way that appeals
-.B gtrongly t0 tne pe0pie of Oregon.
eapeneuuw. Fortunately for those of us who
Registration of voters closes next possess little admiration for a
Monday, being ten days before the wearer of tbe senatorial toga who
primary election. The county has achieved his exalted position
clerk says tbe registration or voters
""I in this county, reported to bim,
thus far, is 28C1.
Miss Lillian Goodin. a Drofes-
ional nurse of St. Vincent's Hos- Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms j, 4 and 5
pital, and a niece of Judge Goodin, Hillsboro, - - Oregon
ID 1U iuwu( UUlCIUtj uo uiwo DUU v
Judge Goodin and wife, who is ill
with pneumonia.
Lewis Neileen, ol south of Reed-
. t C C. ...... .1 t m tZn
.UIIIKIIII !U O .w . .L f
misl, d 1 c 900 vine, WBB vuruwu iruiu iud umm. vi
,10 s Reynolds ct in to Henry Van- t bucking broncho last Sunday,
ikc tract in sec 30 1 1 n 3w...... s .... the above d ace. with the re-
A llvilr et al to Holland A 1'helps . . , . B'iUjnfJ 4 broken
ct alrt of blk 39 Forest Grove... 79 gU," 5,h
Alfred Hoy wikkI et ux to Daniel le- icouar uuuu. hwu, ."t
ilk, ios in wc35 1 1 n 3w 7 city , was called and aitenaea 10
... . 1 1 . ..r 1 . . - :
Nellie . Wall 10 A r rirgci, pari ui
sec J4 t 2 n 5 w,
by chicanery or politics, Mr. Cake
is nothing of a politician. He rep
resents the other type; the reserved,
conservative and able lawyer, who
believes in the active policies of
Roosevelt, and has unlimited hope
for our state of Oregon.
Though his record is not a polit
ical one, Mr. Cake has probably
done more towards the develop
ment of Oregon than any other
private citizen. It was be who in-
,Jhia injuries,
w 11 Yates to Christine Lung, no a Next Monday, April C, one day augurated the plans of develop
in sec 34 1 3 n 3 w........ 600 onlv. Dr. Lowe, the, well known ment and advancement that are
.Mary l tennis iu .l..-.i.ian ai l ha at Hot h.!nn ar, annmaafu arv-nmn flhfld
. .l.ll. I.',..... I lsAua til WWIW VMIIVIBUI - ' I WlUt. buvwxuui aa v v v w -
tan ui ui jj .''" "".. . .. it. V... V. . .l- n-..i.j n" :.i ni..k
Hi nest ( Kiiedy et al to Robert liuaiaviu. at uitmuwuiiu iiuy iub turnauu vuiuuicruiai jiuu
Hiiimr, 114 acres TiKardviue tiKts 100 Qiiisboro lor more man to years, and the uregon development
w .smith et ai to r a huiuvan, and oin furniBh hundreds of Wash- League."
i :r Jt ,,x to j j Vaakieek, " gion county wrerencee. uonsuu
lot i sec ii t a a w. other lands.. . 4000 1 him.
Iinrlotte HalKTstroh to Kmest Ha-
. 1. .ru un It
iwrsiron, iwri 01 ui 1 okv jj " 1 , , .!.
. ,1 tint w s ville. was in town yesterday.
jonati-iiii Hoyne to ltwigiit pomeroy Bernard says be will not be a can
l-Hit section as t a n r 3 w 45u I HlHaia for ioint senator, as was ru-
Philip Kalschetal to lUiilip Uergert . ' , HJ
Soaecaititr3w """ "T.n sn . .. - :A.
1 tBiniU Will got up .u luuevuuu-
ent ticket of Statement No. 1 can
didate, and make a redhot fight.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Hubert Bernard, ol
McMinn-
Mr.
TEN YEAR SCHOOL BOOKS
i,v..r acholar of the Kiehth Grade iu
Olir pilOUC SCIIOOIS now, luuiunui.
school in 1900. The booke were changed
1., ion! and loo?, thcreloie itte pnpu nat
hud three sets of achool books.
l'nrcnii bouLdit new book 1 last ran.
Remember, it was an unnecessary big
"P": . . .. 1.
It will oe oeiier mr mt kuuibi,
Owina to the absence of the pas
tor Of the Evangelical Church, who K W Livermore, roads.
la attAnriinv the Annual uonier-
ence at Dallas, Rev. A. D. West
fall will preaoh on Sunday, both
morning and evening. Morning
ll; evening service at
service at
rr and rjareiit. to change school-book 7 :30.
every ten years intead of ai?, at at pres .
ent, Tor tlie present pisn is oeraorHii.iiiK - - :
to our School System, and Ihe "Pccket Fulton, Will speak on the political
nook." hAKi. n. rioncB., issues of tbe day, at tne ureeceni
Theatre, in Hillsboro, Thursday,
April 9th, at 2 p. m. The general
public is cordially invited to be
Dresent and hear him. On this 00-
Stnle of Oregon vs W E McCourt; enters CMon JJ,, FultOO will pay his
pica of not guilty iWann&Uragg.rK . . Mr Heneyi D not
i"&W ffi sSrist, di- forget th. time and place,
KARL K. FISHER,
Candidate for State Senator.
CIRCUIT COURT
Commissioners court is in session
this week. The voting place at
Reed ville is changed to Frank &
Borwick's hall.
The A Gasner petition for public ease
ment allowed.
Claims-paid :
Peter Vandehey, relief f ao 00
Beall & Co " lo 00
Ktbel Grave assessing and col.... 410
130s
7 7!
Vanlt and Metal Workers, aup 50
S B Klahn and Co, sta 1I9 50
Norman Anderson, 3; Wallace Brown,
a; Kd Gray, 5; Fr Blum, 4 60; Arth'r
Blum, 5 80; Harvey Dance, 3 40; W
Ennis, 3 ao; U Whitesell 3 40, Cha
Ingram, 3 ao; And Custer 6, John
Moffit 3 60, Roscoe Thompson; 3 ao
Sam Phillips, 3 40, Leo S.'hnur a,
Alex Olanie a 60; Olie Wonier, 3 80
Olive Choate 2, Rosa Hoerth 560,
H H Hawley 5 60; Eli Foe a 6o. L
Magoon 4 40, Ed Williams 5 80, Th.
Caudle a, Ed Saxton 15 00, Carl Ol
son a 00, Guy Mestinger 18 40, Jack
Fain 6, witnesses district atty.
A B Bailey, relief, a: U G Gardner, r
h 6 00; Frank & Borwick do la 55; Glass
and Prudhomme staty 9 63; Geo Holeh
eimer relief 5; T A Irnbrie roads'5 50, L
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, Hillsboro.
WAArWAvWvWwwvyy
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offic Upstair, Bailey Morgan Block
Rooms, 1 ani 1,
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
MMArAAAAArArVVVvVVW
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orricr: Main Street, opp. Court Houne.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Always
all
2tf
When in town, call at
teer's Confectionery, and
famous Hires Root Beer.
cold.
Stationery of all kinds, at
prices, at Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Don't fail to hear Fulton, at the
Crescent Theatre, April 9tb, at 2
m.
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
children's hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John DenniB.
Buy vour meats and groceries at
Emmotts, and get a fine oil paint-
oe for every $20 purchase. 46 tf
Money to loan on real estate se
curitv. Terms reasonable. Ku
ratli Bros. 46-tf
Dance at Bethany Hall, April
4th. Tickets, including supper.
5c. Everybody invited. 1-3
Deals in all kinds of Real ;
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and Bale of Deeert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 13, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forbst Gaova
Will be in Hillsboro. Tnesdavs. Thurs
days and Saturdays. Office at Redmond
.y uonneirs Livery Stable.
10c. x-veryuuuy luvueu. 1-0 rp 1 vrr xtn
R. W. Crane, of Milwaukie, and V V H AY J K
formerly of this county, wss in " A Jt
tow n the first of the week . Fainter & Paper Hanger
Parties desiring work in my
line will find me at my home
n tlio ..moi- f 4.1. T.r:i 1
Sealed bids will received up to 7:00 p. m. "l , .Jf . , 'UC ixuls
on Saturday, April 4. 1908, at the store Doro-Comelius Bridge. Inde
pendent phone 515. ;
Samples from Alfred Peats Wallpaper Co,
All Work Guaranteed.
Proposals for Wood
of R. H. Greer, 111 Hillsboro, Oregon,
for the sale and delivery, to School Dis
trict No. 7. of 60 cords of scund fir wood.
cut in four feet lengths, from live first
growth, ami delivered at the Hillsboro
schoolhouse not later than Sept. 1, 1908.
Bv order of the Board ot Directors tor
School District no. 7.
R. B. COLLIS,
Chairman Board of Directors.
PUBLIC SALE
vorce; decree. Robert 0. Stevenson, Of Forest A Rood same 5 50; ;Bagley and Hare ctr
Harvey vs uuerst set lor xriai on npni . n Warden wan in cutl ct 10 oo; tt u ne?rs c l
Mu Grove, State Uame waraen, wasin HBrlranipf 3; Washington Co Pub Co
vitut,- of Orcpon vs Chas DouKhty; set town yesterday, to endeavor to get Drintine 17 .o; I C Smith relief 3 50;
for trial April 4. tbe commissioners' COUrt to author- Henry David 4 80, F L Gustin 7, II O
State of Oregon vs W E McCourt, tell- . th paymet 0f a bounty 00 Hays 7, M F Johnson 7, W C Davison
liouor to minora; set for trial April 7. " PfM.,. an, Mmnlma' Ha 5 80. Ira Bradley 4 40. J Asbahr 3 60
Saine. F E Cornelius, April ; wauu et ""i " , 7-
or'Igg, April 9; w V wriiey, April 10; says a cougar, or a wildcat, will, in
mid w A Baker, same, April n. tne course of a year, kill more deer
Maud Rambo vs Henry c Rarubo, di- twenty men, if the latter were
vorce; ue. ..... ... .Ha-utI In hunt. Ha thinks tnat
.....B
Jno Friday 5 70, Gut Bronner 6 ao, J
C Bills 16 60, John Jack I9 00, L M
Commons 6 00, Frsnk Barr 6, S E Ol
sen 6 co, all circuit court jurors,
Slate of Oregon vs I
Hazelwood Ice Cream, fresh oye-
:.,n.iln,l In Anril it. a hnnnt of 15 OH OOUffari. 10 OQ
Mttzger vs Merger, and Becker vs coyotes, would make those animals ters, confections, fruits, nuts, ci-lu-ckcr,
divorce; default and referred. scarce, and protect the deer gars, tobaocos and pipes, at Palma-
M M Holland vs S M Rhoadet et al, or- test's confectionery.
ling Of reference. 1 --JLmmmmimmm.
The undesigned will sell at public
auction at the Kalsch farm, 3
miles south of Cornelius, at 10
o'clock a. m.,
SATURDAY, APRIL 4,
Four head graded Jersey cows, 1 fresh,
1 fresh April 5U1, I fresh May 1st, and I
fresh May aoth; two s-year-old heifers, I
fiesh Dec. 4th; yearling heifer; Old
Hickory wagon, 3 inch; Piano mower,
Osborne hayrake, Tiger Press grain drill,
Oshnrn disc. 20 inch: ootato nlanter. cul
tivator, ia-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, 300-1 D capacity; 4
dozen chickens; household furniture and
many other articles. Also 350 sacks of
potatoes.
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
cash; over $10, 1 year's time, at 8
per cent, bankable note. Three per
cent discount for cash on sums
over $10.
Philip Kalscb, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Lunch at nooo.
The
Post Card Bazaar
For the coming week we will
continue to put any name de-
tired in tinsel on a card coiling
5 cents or more.
We have this week a number
of new cards, among being Tin
sel Name cards.
Envelope cards, one of the la
test novelties, The new black
and white and the Hand Color
ed Photos.
Come and See us
And look over our stock. We
have the mod complete line of
post cards, post card Albums,
and Novelties, in tbe couuty. ,
45,000 CAftDS IX STOCK
Second St, South of pottofflce
POSTCARD BAZAAR
Wholesale and Retail
Hillsboro - Ore.
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