( Uy Omncll Taiwcn an
Spit Ordinance
Antl
TO KIVI U0LLAK9 FIX!
, Wiicf fink I Seta t bi Hull!
hi tat Illy
Tbi rwuUr monthly meeting of lb
jiy council mi held Tuiily eve.
Ao ordiimice wee pad prohibit
ing inl" "I00 tldawalks.ln store
room, oHir, n windows, and in
ellioe j'l'rocbMi. Keen publir
pin-, ntlice or store room, however,
muni have card U, forbidding
pitting- Tl ordinance provide
i penalty of from 13 to 1 10 for vlo
jtlion el tli statute. Tito neat and
hibly l'r"l" r h108 M e '""trio
lion up n the man who depwita
bug nat "clm" o the pave
ment, end which U torture i ibe
aak tmarli. N o r-Y-o r-k !
A resolution wu patted aulhori
ling lh lr "d I Ighl committee
la prifwii lo trecl a new water
lank, tiiil t't rriir lha tavir of lb
tttrr i it I gbl plant.
Kwonlnr rVhuInierich waa auth
orial togiva writtao notice to th
Mtrrbil to bava all barns and
building which bava boat) erected
ili.ro tli" ''g (( Iba ordinanoa
tovertiing tarue, lo ba tamovad
from lriK
Svcrl billa wera allowed
IARRKTT fOR JOINT SKNATOK
W. N. Harrrtt, of tbia city, i the
only rtndiiiata fr Joint Senator
fur l.inroln. Titlamnok, YVatbing
loo ami Vainbill Counli,reiding
In tht county. Mr. Barrett waa
boro in tbia county, aducatad at
Pacific I'tiivertlty, studied law in
th l otrioa of lha lata Congress
man Tongue, and haa baaa prac
ticing attorney ol tbia county for
or Ti year. Haa aavaral llmee
rtprMt)ted tbia county in Ibe leg
ialaturo, and alwaya baa opposed
mrivigtol appropriation, and it
II fitted and (Uttitled to repre
tent thi district tn the Han at a, and
it receiving arturancee of good tup
port from other counlita. II a haa,
lo niimxroui campaigns, rendered
iilualiln amiatance lo tba Itepubli
eta party, and bai alwayt.wben a
cinduiate, received good auppori
br; aial a ha ia tba only oandi
data for that potilloo who realdra
io thin county, thera ia no question
but what ha will receive lha uni
ted vote of hit party at iba prima
ry alrrtion.
AUCTION SALE
Tbe under!gnd will tell at public
suction at hi farm, 1) niilea eoulh
of Ileaverton, Ore., at 1 p. m., on
HATl'UDA Y, APRIL 11
Roan mare, 12 yean old, weight
I); pony, 6 years old; yearling
colt; 4 cow, 2 with calvet by aide,
l ha been freah 2 months, and 1
till b frenh in August, all giving
milk; 2 yearling beifert; 4 head of
ui; 2 lamb; some Black Minor
oa chicken; 25 cord a of wood; 2000
picket, buggy; aet double haroeee;
t tingle barneee; grindstone;
orosncut taw; hayrack; garden
urn; Htnger tewing machine, al
aort new; household and kitchen
furniture, and many other article
Terms of Hale 910 and under,
b; over 10, eii months' time,
approved note, 8 per cent interest
Two pur oent off for cash over $10
K. T. Fittpatrlck.
To Tapayera of Washington County
llv ttiK Iii,,.i,,rr been an edvixale of
hllfli viluiitldim, witli the Ulna tliat
Klit mil tlitirtiliy to be morlly In-
rM.. m,il for the rrMon that the mil
'vjr.fur Ihni year waa lliml by th County
"Jiirt al i.rHotlcallv Ilia same llaurea
"inlxr Ii-nk valiintlim. tberahv material
ly lucri-ntlii ,e burden ol Uiatlon, I
riii)N, tftor the luiiumniuiit la couililet
'I, and rturn.i lo tlila oltloe, l) make a
'"motion of ifft lo 30 tier oent. on all valu
wloim, m ilmt if(,B ml levy uiiial stand
tli? name, the tale will lie the In.
IIih KHNoitNor'a ollloo abaolulely h
'"itliiiiKwIitinvertodu with tba levying
"fine lax ni, and tlila It a point the tai
Worn nhmild underaland. The Court
""I determine what amount It deelre
' fiM, hikI then make tbe levy eooord
"'lily, wlmlnvcr the valuation may be,
litli(ir lilK or low.
OKO. II. WlLdOX
FARM FOR SALB
The Louis Rot farm of 104 acres,
one half mile south of Roy, will be
" at uereree's Sale, at tba court
In Hillaboro. at 10 a. m., on
April 27. 1!I08. This is a fioe
arm; splendid soil, and haa be
een fifty anj asty tores under
h" plow j orchard: house and barn;
DUnoe of farm in limber, good for
""oa, eto. Plaoa very productive,
nd a good buy. If you want s
na place, come and we it, and
."en attend the tale.
Dan Knnls,
One of the heirs to place,
"e total registration AT a
vtera in this oountv will approx
mi
Corne-
liii mi luraday
vunory f.,r tba "wet,,," aU oflh,
ln-ple ticket tj ,)Ul
Iho council, llm-drya ' hvi.,R Hc
tad C. A. Whilmore. The Weta
voUd and eleoled aa follow,: I'raai
dent of tb council. K. Hebron M
council: Geo. Ilolachtr, 110. Qua
Irml.r. CO, and Kd Wolfe. 62. lot
ing Win. Mmll, with a vote of 47
Recorder, V L. Geiger. 54, kTW
urar, Alponaoa Ilentlrlckt, 63. Tba
Dry ticket vote wat: Mayor, M. II.
llenderaon.4'J; Council, John Hart
man. W), II. H. Hturd.vant, 41, K
A Tbomaa, 4S, 0. A. Wbitmore.53'
lUcorder: II. U. Kitch,4;i; Treanur'
r;C. U. Hancock, 60.
H. C. Black Minorca. H. C.
Urown leghorn and H C Itarred
Itock eggi, at 60 wnta par aetting
of 15; Mi in moth I'ekin duck egi,
M) ceuta fur 1 1 egga For eala at
Vaugbl'a grocery, Hitlnboro. or at
my reeidnnre, llilliboro, H. 1) 2
Indaiwndnnt phone, Una 'J, No
66 .1. Mri. Mary !andeia. 60-6
County Trtaaurer Jackaon met
ith quite a bad accldenl Tacaday
night. While up on a ladder in
hi woodahed, getting down aonif
wood, which bad bwn piled high,
the ladder gave way, throwing
bim to lb fl Kir, bii bead at. iking
on a elick ol wood, and aeveriog a
branch of the left temporal artery,
cauaing a lively How of blood. Dr.
I.inklater waa aummoned and
alilcbed up the wound Though
weak from the ahock and loea of
IiIixhI, Mr Jaakaon waa able lo at
tend lo bi official duliea the neit
day.
0. K. Bheldon will aril bia bouie
hold furniture at auolion, on Sat
urday, April 1 lib, all o'clock p.
rn. Hale will take place at the res
idence, corner of Kir and Kigbtb
treela, io Hillaboro. Anyone wiab
ing furniture will have a good a lock
lo aelect from, aa it it all good
Remember tbe data and place.
Vital ilatialica for Waabington
county, at reported to County
Board of Health, for tbe month of
March, l'JOH: Number marriage,
D. Death Malea, f; femtlea, 0;
toUl, II. Birtba Malea, 1G; fe
male. 10; total, 20. Contagious
dieeaa: Cerebro-Hpinal rueningi
lit, 1; diphtheria, 2; meaelaa, 4;
chicken pox, 4. W. D. Wood,
County Health Officer.
Wa admit that there are about
ona tbouand peraon in Oregon
telling spectacle. We are alto
willing lo admit that leee than one
per cent of them are at well pre
pared to prepare glaaeea for your
eyea a it Dr. Maltbewt, of Tort
land, who will be at the Commer
cial Hotel, Saturday, April 11th.
niifii aa a
-
On lat Thursday afternoon,
ingeley, tba 13-year-old aoQ of
Mr. and Mrs. C K. Lytle, of Ibis
lly, while tplitting wood, acoident-
llv cut oil a piece ol nit ten
thumb, neoeeeilaling the preaeoce
Dr. Linklater, who tooa nine
tltchea io the wounded member,
which be bopea will grow together
again.
The building senion is now tt
hand, aod anv one contemplating
work in this line should call on tne
Climax Milling Co. whe n Dgurmg
on material. We hve a complete
alnrk alfftVI OO btod. HOlD
phonea. "
J. C. Miller, of nar Vineland,
. rt. I.. IT. ...i
was in town luemiay. no
manv if the bill farmers are dig
aiiiB the last fear potato orop, and
find it uninjured by the freee-up
l.at winter. Hmuis are not
l.rlnatno a flOOtl S 1'riCO ID1S
w....n.-S " , , . f
priug at raisers migm aesire.
Knr Hale-PiaS. sboatS and old
tows, of which some are with pig
ml uimi have litters. 'Also
.....h.l.raa Poland taina ooar.
F. M. Barnes, 2 miles south of
Illluboro. Ind. phone u -w.
Tka fnllnw ina named persons in
this county have recently received
an increase of pension!
n,An.er lieaverton: Ulcero ninee.
Alex Raymond. J. w. onerwouu
' . -. ' ... II- I 1 .II'
I . . ' ... nl -J
and Mary M. weue, mm v...v
Franois Keenan, corneiiua
Wnilrelv different from anything
else we have yet oiierea-uenu .
Toasted Marshmallowi at me w
of Sweets,
TKa nronn State Sunday Scboo
Convenlion meeU at Forest Grove,
April 27, 28, 29. Prof. K. 0. Kx
..Vi t ni.in.Bn. will lead the choir,
ueii, ui - ni
and many prominent Bpea
be Dresent.
u U Anril 19. and you sin
. .tt
l... t ma tn DUV aaeici
n7i.b.. .nA rahhits. We have
Uuiuavuv
many varieties.
Da., a iinkr. of the German
p in tbV Baptist church at
fbi. place next Sunday, t Ip.
In lineman, ueruiau
dially invited to attend.
Ha.elwood Ice Cream, tresn oy
ters, conleoiione, uur,
gars, tobaooos and pipee, at Palma
teer's oonfectionery. .
t w tKnann.adrunk. was fined
$10 by Recorder 8h!ul"Q,i10' 0of
Tueeday, and went to jail in lieu of
cftflb
hr.iflbe. hand brushes,
bath brushy tooth brushM jlarg
d beet assortment in the city, at
Hillaboro Pharinacy
Niohola. Gerlg, of Marion ooun
Tba city election held in
. MALINDA TITI'ER
1817
Paases Away at her Home in I
IlilUhoro, April (
BUSB4XD TOOK DONATION CLAIM I
Btr Mtrnigi Second Kecarded ia
if i ,1 ... . i
r.. ma.inaa i upper died at ber
noma in iiiiiHtmro, Monday, April IK.
1, l'-KJH, aged 77 year. 3 monlh
and 12
days. Maliuda Beal was I
Ibe daughter of George and Roaan-
na lieal, and wat bora in Ohio in
Wl. In 1847, she crossed the
Plains, with ber parents, coming
direct to Washington county, and
settling near Forest Grove. In
1H48, the wat marr'ed to Robert
Tupper, and settled on a donation
claim near Dilley. To them were
born 12 children, aix of whom tur-
wa K.r fnl!.,..- U'illarrl anrt
William, twins, ol Hillaboro; Char
es, of Hunnynde, arb ; Mrs. Em-
mat M nnmn I fit I lanhnan
uaaa i vj ivu. vi wtuuau vai y
John, of Portland, and Mrs. Mary
aird, of Portland. Besides tbe
children, she leaves 24 grandchil-
ren. i great granacniidren; ana i
t i ml
wo brotbert, Geo. Beal.of Seghers,
this county, and Joeiah Beal, of
Goldendal- Wash , her only eieler
hav ng died three months ago. In
1805, having sold their donation!
claim, tney moved to roix county,
.. . a , . a
aod later to Salem, and in 187S to
Goldendale, Wash., where Mr. Tup
per died, about 24 years ago
welve years sgo, Mrs. Tupper re
moved to Hillsboro, where she re-
sided op to the time of her death,
U.. T,,nn.r....lilUll mam.
tn... . -rKv. -
bar of tbe Christian cnurcn ror
over lortv years, ner marriaee
... K. umn iwr tumrM in
' , T ,'. ui. i"
this county, her sister s, Mrs. Roe-
anna uan, oeiog toe urn.
11 1 .l. is.
Funeral services were held in
tk. PKri.ilan ohnrch Waifnaarlav
u . , t .
n.o n., nfl n at ns
luuiuiufti .... .
id interment
was in th I. 0.0
cemetery.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Aii,.r simlM lu Chaa W McFee.
Lot nblk 6 Oak U rove addition, looo
. r -i
Wm Reidt to Cha W Anderson, 4
ii'..t iwtl.n.l lUlahla 1 1
Same to Krank Olten. part block 14
Vt eet l orliana neignu w
T Piupalrkk etal to Annie iu
, . . . 1 . a : . fu I V . iaJ.am I
Ulveiy, J lots rruumi uwi., ..
V O Hocken to K T Kitpatrtck, 2
lota in Fruitful Unda 9
Chat W Seidel to T H Hill etalt, 8
acre eC U t t r I W 7U"
M Kenrll to nana corn.i.,.o .
. ... .. . . , o -
Georgia Hanaon to c A Parsons, i
Kli , . HUM - -
. , .,! oil I n raw IOOO
acre In K 3 1 upper aonaiion . , . . ow
oaeph Let to Bertha jacobton, i-
acre in sec o 1 1 n r a w........ 33r- M, w t. R.la tS (11
Anton Weigel to lnvetment co.
t io acrea a Rlchardaon donation 1 1 000
J
F Allen to W 0 Bcofield, lo a in
c tt t n r 1 w
S,r
Rdward Cnrran to Wm R Rolling,
Part blk I Oak Grove addition...
W W Boscow to Chat K Shorey, 1.
.?i acrea In R William donafn
too
857
(Mara 1 Thoma to Harriet A Fo-
ter, tret in MB 43. rorew virevn w5w
P Cooper to U D Bump.etal part
see IT t I r 3 w 4r
urm N Hurat to F W Walah, part
hlk I Simmon ad to Hiiwooro... 015
W Shute to Wm A Ftnney.part of
l.lk t Fairview ad to Hillaboro...
6t5
H L Burchell to John Seifert, 40 a
in A Lande donation
una
Wm RWt to T I) Oilmore,parblk
34 West Portland Heights
C P Wunderlicb to M Keiling, part
1
of M Wren aonaiion
Investment Co to O W Bondnrant,
1500
Lot 7 Nortn Ttgaravuie aaauion
Hn. Wilkin to Frank Waibel,
I
part blk 7 raimcw u mhwuwiw,
. - , ' u Iniu Imi , r
, . 1.11II-K-.-A InA
wu n.vla donation. Olencoa 7SO
Fannie I) gmitu to jo Dcuuucr,
lr ! Nnl.Vd donation aooo
I00-CLASS iNiiiAiiuN
A meeting will be held at wen -
i- u.n a.inrilav nokt. Anril
a a mmm
ruuga u.i., j r
II, 1908, at 8 p m., on which oc
cosion a class will be initiated in-
to the mysteries 01 tne uraiernai
Brotherhood. All persons join ag
WO WUBi K"--! --------
. . n-im m 1 th.. ni.na nnrinff innieu. raiun u"
present "100" campaign, win "
r ii.t.i:nn ia nu. Th. IPra.
" MJ5r.V;: ofth.
ierufti ii.Mr - -- --- -- ---
nn.in.date DenenoiarT anu
.1 ..i1aa In lha arorld. and
rM'r-"Tr-anM Tautn ihi.
.tate If you have not already
hsnded in your name, oan ou in.
11 mar
uMMV" ; t
I. Chappel, deputy supreme preai
dent, or " ' j
Hillaboro Jjoage, o. io, auu
m lha lilt: . 4
HlLLSBOAO ARQU8, APRIL 9, 191 4
T. R. Ratcliffe.of Scholia, waa in
the city yeaterday.
Timothy, clover and all kinda of
Geld teedi, at Ureer'a. 61-4
Mr. Hotchkiea of alove Moun-
taindale, waa in town Tueeday.
Buy your garden aeeda at
Oreer'e. 61 4
C. P. Wunderlicb, of near Cen
larville, wu in the city Tueeday.
c, . , : -t .11 l : i .i .ii
,i- HilUKn, Pkm:.. o,i
Ibvvw w aawme w M a j wav J a Mil
M. L. Howell, of MonUvllla. .aa
in town Wednesday.
Garden and 6eld aeed in bulk.at
u. Greer a. 61-4
Fr.nk Meainni. thi. .MV
hi 20 acre tract near Cornelius for I
HMO.
Two furniebed rooms for rent
near depot. Inquire at Argaaof-
flee.
w
Mri. John Boeker returned the
first of tbe week, from a visit with
frienda at Banki.
, . .... .
For the largest and best line of
perfumea to be found in the city,
call on tbe Hlllsboro Pharmacy.
Mra. L. M. Hiatt, of near Glen-
coe.waian Argus caller Wednes-
dy-
Mitt Eunioe Paisley, attending
the Hilliboro achoolt, spent Sun
day with her parents at Buxton.
.. , . ...
You never have eaten anything
fiuiteaa cooa as loaatea Maren-
., - - .
mallows. Den of 8weeU.
of tbe morning sermon in tbe Con-
gregational churcb. "Our Eman
cipation" ia the evening topic.
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
children hoaa you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis,
Mrs. McCnmsey, mother of A
K McCumsey, of near Mountain
dale, is sick io Portland, with heart
trouble.
Hereafter, all danoea at the C.
0. F. Hall, Verboort, will be strict
If invitational SllairS. i-M
K. a. ft-aiu, me piano inner, is
v r . , . l.l
in town for a few days only. Leae
nrdara at MoCormlck'a musifl store.
Rev. Robinson offers his black
mare for sale a gooa-ior-au-pur-
nnji animal a lan ait wrn n anrraa
'Vr. ,y
n1 fi-rneas, Duggy ana ngni naca.
Xhe Baoka wiU give a oon.
o.rt and dance, at McGraw'e Hall,
B,nkf g,tura,y evening, April
or. l
All are cordially invited. 4
wuau
When in town, call at Palma-
teer't Confectionery, and try the
famous Hires Root Beer. Always
cold.
Ernest Foord, of this city, who
recently underwent an operation
Jl-i.:. i- Pn.t(.nJ U
,lut (ummuiuhd, iu ivniauu, "
improving nicely.
.... - .j
. "'Y"
ebb & Hoover's Feed Store, lor
on .
louu ucr uuuuu. 1
.. ,
Bkauog inurtday, rriday ana
flatnrdav niffhU. this week, at I
. j , 1
HartramnrK Hkatina Kink. King
r-- -v -, -
musio Saturday night. Skating on
Wednesday, Thursday and Satur
day nights of next week.
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
..
1
p. . . BM n..
".' "" "'"'r1
BDDOloieu iHNi lutu.iwi iui um
COUntV. with Balary at $25 per
n n Tj1M1j .j WV Shaver
Wi V 4kWM w aaiu w " -
..... V 1 :J- l.
appomiou ciera auu juugo i c
lion, to nil vacancy causea Dy non
residence of Q.W.Smith and E.
. T.'i. ir.. Q..l. n.uinnl
A. AUUII. UHI VUIW umiuvH
. - . . .
I VU inuuva if uuuii, u
1 .
I lowing refunds were allowed : airs,
h Portegue. 4.0'i; L. 9. UCUOn
I n.n to 54: First Nat'l Bank of F
7. "in Jj'-.l
1 j . N. jonoson. .4r, U-uiia a.
Raan 10. VI- Wm. McOuil an.
I am no. V.il W (1
lJ.at, run nam uaua, . ,
14.00: roreet viruva
. J re ci & r -
Natl liank,
II ,
isa 83; M. 15. Bump, f o.t; u. ana
E. M Baldwin. 9.57.
Roads Noa. 444 and 445 estab
lished.
Hauling crushed rock; in the
matter of awarding oontract for
hauling crushed rock from the eev-
. . ... . . r I .
Ural quarries be awarded to Wolfs
I n t. Dji tk.tl
.. u :A . :.
1 urufl. auu J.rat "
me wmnwwri reuireu
a bond in the Sum Of 12,000.
Claud Mason and Ed. Dixon be
appointed clerks of election, to take
PCof Ja.. Clark and Chae. Mil-
ler, in r oresi urove preoiuo.
Th. An. imnorted Belaian Stallion.
I K. Th. miU
Hone Company, is tne largest
Horse Company, is the largest
horse In Washtogton county, and
I t I T 1 X .1. ! aa t M
weoniy DeiRiwu -
cauntr. He weighs ilw pounds,
, w..iu .nit iKn w
is of perfwt build, and the best
hum and draft purpose Mamma l in
bmw. vu-mu. -
aw. m u.. y .
to
m.AA A fkla KAraa
Ad-
i ' tDV"
vartisement later. Mee
Otto Hartrampf,
nni.Ki, n
v.
This week at the Den of SweeU
Toasted Marshmallows,
1- . . . K
1 x Among the new oafde at tbe Ba
1 v p 7 . . ,
- IMkf WMk are the U. B. battle
J ships, cruisers, and torpedo boats,
BI2 rnr Bo.
Dr. C. B. Brown, dentlstjjfj
LIQUOR CASES NOW
Entire week Taken to Trv
Saloon Men
THE McCOl'RT CASE FIRST AT BAB
McCanrt tad Fred Cornelias Acquitted
by Juries
Circuit Court has epent the entire
week trvini? the "whiskev to mi.
nor" caaea. The McCourt caae. in
which it waa charged that lioaor
was sold to Norman Anderson tbe
night he shot Geo. Bchulmerich'i
wvai m -v av t Dnuio uo kjj ikiuui
bnt Chat. Koontz. bartender, and
i k au,..fc -un ... ;n iK .Wn
. ... . ... .
.when the.boy wa3 there' 8wore he
nu noining nut an oyster cocktail
Tk. - . :,;.. . .
J i 4UD'U,D. Vl " w'uu
rei:De,T 'erJ cl T, 8UUty: n
ii.ii a p.iu. ir n Nfttnn IT
Q Anicker, J J Meacham, John L
Barrett. J McRoberts. A B Davia.
L A Rood, Thoa Ratcliffe and A P
Luther.
! the next case Fred Cornelius
was cnargea wun a unuor eaie to
u,. p.. n
.... , ,. ...
iwure uiai u uiiue u'l eiio io me
k. . ... . . A ... . , . .
IiUJ, UUk UBU DilIU tU a UBUICI UJBU,
instead. Tbe jury returned a ver-
did of not gniliy.
The Jury A B Davis, J Eleatoo,
3 Paieley, F G Aoicker, II D Mat-
teeon, J J Meacham, Geo O Sloan,
A C Hall, J McRoberts, J L Bar
rett, J WShuteand L M Cjmmons
The case of State v Gragg &
Wann went to trial this morning
J. M Wall and H T. Bagley
are handling the cases for the state,
and Bagley & Hare and E B
Tongue are attorneys for the saloon
men. The case of W. V. Wiley, a
like charge will be tried tomorrow.
r!h nnii0htv withdrew hia r1a nf
not aunty of inducing the little Bruce
V ' . . . r
Doneuon to rob tne ureu gin, and then
P r"-y " iu.pocB
tence of 6 year, but gave parole during
good behaviour.
J F Kerr v Ida Kerr, adtnx, default
Baker v Baker, decree ol divorce.
Rambo v Rambo, same.
Dillaboy v Dillabov etal, dismissed.
State v Ja Trail, charged will atealing
hone from R Linton; plea of not guilty ;
bond at $iooo, or cash bail at $-x; case
continued to November term.
M S Callender v Daniel McCloud; W
II Lyda v Jerome; M Bisbee v R Har
rison; decrees.
Maine v Kane, injunction modified.
CAKE AGAINST ' MACHINE"
in spite of the desperate efforts of the old
?hine n,'! of certain
U'K uM , .u u . utl
the nomination of H. M. Cake, chain
pion of Statement No. i, for United
state senator, on Apm 17m, is Renerai-
ly conceded throughout the sUte. It is
predicted in Portland that he will carrv
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6000. With few exceptions, the news-
paper of the sute haw rallied loyally to
Mr. Lake's support, in urging his ncm
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"Hon. U. M. Cake is making a mae
nificent campaign, and his nomination,
never seriously in doubt, is now practic
ally assured by a rousing majority. En
thusiastic crowds hare flocked to hear
him in his trip through Southern Oregon
and his tour of Eastern Oregon, where
he has always been strong with the
voters, promises io dc in me aaiure 01
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tnumphal march. Mr. Lake is making
i a clean, uiemneu cauiutiiKii, 11" itoui
personality or abuse and is earnestly ad-
vocating the principles he believes to be
right, lie is ail able, ettective speaker,
who makes no attempt at high-flown ora
tory, but takes the people into his confi
dence, and has a quiet heart-to-heart
talk with them on the important issues
now before the people of the state aud
nation the most effective oratory, by
the way, that can be indulged iu by any
public speaker in tnis practical age. ne
dodges no issues, straddles no questions,
but frankly discusses every subject in a
manner that leaves no doubt in any
mind as to its sincerety. In Mr. Cake
the people feel they have a man whom
they can trust; one who would represent
them honorably and fearlessly in the na
tion' highest law-making body."
S. B. B.
PROBATE
Final settlement Tho J King estate set
for final settlement Apnl 30.
Mary K and Theo J King, minors, and
interested parties cited to appear May 5
to show cause, if any, why real estate
hall not be .old.
Estate of W M Lyda closed of record
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Mry ration, guarman, obt.iiK iu..j
aettled with ward Edward I'atton, is dis-
cbanred and bondsmen exonerated
Matilda Sandstone estate; Saiah Will
J. Mat,thew bamutone
CT&ger
and Hulda
and Tames
Nicholt apptd appraiser estate R L Cate
defeated.
Benton Bowman apptd admr estate of
Guardian minora Chas, Cecil and Al-
fl?yd Hama directed to aell realty; bona
f soo approvea
1 Catd of Thank
We, the undersigned, wish to return
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our neariien vuauao i iuo msuj
H d h kindl ftesl8ted U8
ln the iUnee8 and ftt the deatn of
our husband and father.
- Mrs. G. Alexander,
R. S. Alexander.
Cowa for Sale
Five splendid oows, selected from
herd of twenty-one. Every cow
haa an unusually good record for
Quantity and test of milk. Prices
reasonable. (Jan oe seen ai nony
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F (the 0d AnderBon place.) 11
m51e 80uthwest ol Hillsboro,
address, C. V. Fuller, Hillsboro,
Information keeps coming in to
Ibis city to tbe e fleet that the Ore
gon Electric Co. is getting rsady to
begin building its line to Hillaboro
and forest Grove. All the steel
necessary to equip the road from
the main line near Garden Home
to Hillttboro and Foreet Grove, is
piled op at a point near Garden
Home, and tbe Company is ar
ranging for tids for tiee in various
parts of this county. It was ex
pected that the Oregon Electric Co.
would apply at tbe last meeting of
tne city council, for right of way
through this city, but the applica
tion probably will be made later.
Tbe weather at present is ideal for
grading, and if all reports be true,
the Company will toon begin tbe
active work of connecting Hillsbo-
ro witn Portland.
Persons wishing to tile tbeir
farms will always find a large stock
of fine tile in our yard at Scholls.
Those wishing the larger size tiling
should place their orders with us
beloreJuDel. We alto carry bnck
and building blocka. Those intend-
ing to build will find a large sup-
piy oi lumber at our yard, and you
are invited to call and look over
our stock before pnrchaing. Gro-
ner & Rowell, Scholls, Ore.
Tbe Fraternal Brotherhood ad
mits men and women witb equal
rights and privileges, and protects
them in four ways, to-wit: Acci
dent, total disability, in old age
and at death. The social stand
ing of the order is unexcelled by
any like institution extant. Per-
tone are eligible to join this order
from 13 to 54 years
Bexes. Call ou J. M. Brown, at
Wells Fargo's express office, or
M.I Chappel, at Tualatin hotel,
for literature and information. 4
If you are in need of land plas
ter, cement, lime, paint; oil, raw or
boiled; paint brushes, white lead;
tvorelac Hour, breaklast germ, rye
flour, buckwheat flour, corn meal,
wheat, oats, oat chop, rolled barley,
cheat chop, alfalfa meal, acme
chop, middlings, bran; corn, whole
and cracked; s<, rock and table,
ebb & Hoover carry all of it. 4
The youngest daughter of John
Schlegel, of Banks, underwent an
operation for eppendicitis, in Port-
iauu, iuib weea. ui. uiuaiaver as-
eieted Dr. Rockey, of Portland,
witb the operation. This is the
eecond member of tbe family who
has been operated on for appendi-
CltlB.
White Plymouth Rock and
Brown Leghorn eggs for sale for
hatching purposes; from prize win-
Ding stock. D. B. Cooley. 1-4
Newton Harper, of Hillsboro,
who, with his family, is Btopping
temporsrily in Patton Valley,
now has two little eous in a Port
land hospital, one having been op-
erated on for appendicitis, the
other suffering from an effusion of
the right lung. Dr. Linklater is
looking after them.
Box paper, latest styles,
quality, at right prises. See Hills
boro Pharmacy. 2-tf
A little child of Mr. and Mrs
Rice, living 2 miles north of Hilta
boro, fell forward in a go-cart ODe
day the latter part of last week,
and struck against the metal on
the carriage, inflicting an ugly
gash on its forehead, which Dr.
Linklater was called to sew up
Money to loan on real estate se
cuntv. Terms reasonable. Ku
ratli Bros. 46-tf
BiBhop H. B. Hartzler, D. D., of
Harrieburg, Pa., will preach at the
Evangelical Church, IhurBday eve,
April 16, and at Laurel, Friday
evening, mere win oe regular
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services OQ this Sunday, morning
and evening.
Stock hogs for sale. Apply to
Chalmers, (near CentervilleJ
ForeBt Grove, Oregon. 2tf.
Cornelius: The German school
has a full attendance. Bud Otis is
building a new cottage. Mr. Ste-
phensen will build a cottage on the
tract recently bougnt 01 Airs, uai-
ley.
Easter will soon be here, and
you win need anew nai. von
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foreet that Mrs. vrooman has a
neat and up-to date line of Easter
millinery. .
The city is putting in light and
water metres, free of charge, except
where wiring has to be changed
Thus far about 50 metres have been
installed.
Do not overlook our fancy Easter
boxes. You must have one of
these to assure a joyous EaBter.
Deu of Sweets.
Circuit court adjourned this af
ternoon, and most of the court at
tendants went to hear Senator Ful
ton's speech.
F. E. Rowell, of Scholia, a mem
ber of the firm of Groner & Rowel),
Scholls, was in town today, and
called. Read their local.
Miss Feme Smith, of Banks,
the guest of Miss Cecelia Greer
last of tbe week.
was
the
We have made a hit with
our
name cards. Don't forget that
put any name 00 any 5c oard, free,
The Post Card Bazaar. 4
Hon. G. W. Marsh, of near Cen
terville, who has been quite
aiok
for some weeks past, was in town
or
today, and is improving.
Fine line of ladies' shoes at John
PROFESSIONAL.
A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Bftiler-Moriran hlnr.k un.lalr.
Rooms 12, 1.1 aod 15. Keidenr.e Nouth
wit corner Baseline and Second Htreeu,
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfBoe nrmtaira over The Delta Dm Store
RMddence East of Coort Hoow,
in the corner of the blm-k.
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JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIES1E, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgaon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
consultation In French or Knxlinh. Of-
nee upHlairs, over L. M. Hoyt Co'. etora,
uuna sme oi Jiam St., lilllslioro, Or,
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A. B. BAILEY, M. D.. D. D. S.
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rhysician and Surgeon.
fWrrw pwe 8 a
KE Rooms 8 and
Bailey-Morgan Block,
Both Phone. Hillsboro Ore.
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and U Morgan-BaBey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
flew. T. Saafajr Mr. B. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HAKE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
HILLSBORO, . . OB EGOS.
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H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Pott Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregon
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
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JUUM M. WALL
ATTOENEY-AT-LAW -
Office Upttairt, Bailey Vergan Black
Room, 1 an I a.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Omc: Main Street, opp. Court Houe.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
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ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
snould get my figures. Both
Phones. Cor. 4th & Tackson.
Hillsboro -- Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Grove
Will he In Hillsboro, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. Oilice at Kedmoml
Uonneil s Lit very 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-
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1 Doro-torneiius urjage. inae-
pendent phone 515.
Samples from Alfred Peats Wallpaper Co,
All Work, Guaranteed.
For the coming week we will
continue to put any name de
sired in tinsel on a card coating
. j cents or more.
We have this week a number
of new cards, among being Tin
sel Name cards.
Envelope card, one of the la
test novelties, The new black
and white and the Hand Color
ed Photos.
Come and Set) us
And look over our stock. We .
have the most complete line of
post cards, poet card Album,
and Novelties, in the county.
45,000 CARDS IS STOCK
Second St., South of poatofuca
FOST CARD BAZAAR
Wholesale and Retail
we
The J
Post Card Bazaar I
t. and O aa at. wu"""ui
siL"6611. il reason .that the
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mate !l'2fx i n.nnnt ha alven