UllXfif THE PAST
L KOUI'lTED POK 8IS4T0K
Ugl.
Mi
l.lUe Ticket
r,id"ey we '-ln7 d,T -nd
i iha oounlr in mucb
Uitr tbn " "P""-
f i r 1 ataas.t ItnA WAS
t,it, wnii an "- t
fMlb!rt I'hhI netured. Ai la
,1 ,t priinry Ucllooi, mbi
I i .n wnie OJimwu. wi
-.BuroUrol good uo to
f ....I man III 111 C4nli
vt iromi -
f ... .t, ware defeated, have DO
m to bs abaroed of th strong
Wl lf he,U' 1"n f
M.S'orlb HilUlwro by 2 votes,
U8ilbUaiotbBoutb 11 llli
r. . . ...i. ! k.d rilnra.it.
both Corneliu end the
It i I 'a .tltiwatlat
Ljaiin In th county wm IVG,
,r Smith, !W. K. longu
fi go opposition for District At
igtyend received 1307 ?otM in
wonty. Hancock' plurality
, Buchanan In county, wa 345;
, Kvratli, ML Barrett for Joint
.... ft... 4 m mat.irllv nwiir Imlh
n(Wi . . y - -
CadU of 1)23 Wood's plurali
sm rihr wm iJo; over
to, 37. Willi Ireland poll
tbt lur vol for Kfcorder, r-
L I I . .
htio( H3I voire, o Dtu no op
kita. Jackson bid majority
437 over king. Kor Huperin-
Wnt, Cm received 1380 ?oim,
U pa opposition For AiMMor,
I.. A I. II V.. I tk. r.tllnatns
III VieUUBM H MW ivhvwuji
mMh: Over Wllooi, 302;
n Delehrosn.T'i'J. For Commie
W McClaieo 1ml Todd by 332.
CHABROL
lubrol (2273i Rgitred),
Va Hullmn, linMrlMl from Ku
Wiod weighinK 216C) pound
VUrgMl of til brl borM in
wblDiton county, will mak lb
Wn of 1'JOH, ti follow:
j Mod Jar niornlng until TuiHiday
VraloK. at II. II. Bog' farm,
i rirmlngtoD; Tuesday noon at
I 8milb' farm, near Joboaoo'
mill; TuMdty night, at HllU
in; WdiiMkUy noon at BagUy
ra, Dudley Mill; Wednesday
uiog to Thurtday morning, at
iji B'o,' itablM, Glencoo; bai
rn of wwk at Ilarlrampl't la-UlilUbro.
Titma-tlO, lift and 120 Car
in to prevent acoldaoU, but will
bt reponiibl abould any or
For further Informaiion.
Jlrn
Olio Hirtrtmpf. Manager.
if Hill.Wo. Ore.
ANNETTE A. CARTER
Kit the reridanca of Mr I J
immd, at (laaton. April 20th,
AonetU A CarUr A borl
prior to her duaib, Mr. Car
rote hxt own obituarv. !tak
I of hereelf In the third twrino
lollown:
Annette A Carter wa horn
,
m Uth. I H'i). in tha town of
Ptol, Ontario eountv. N. Y
"n yrar or age, ibe ratnovad
Utern New York, and io bar
111 Jr (he save her heart tr
f'itt. and united with the Centre
wooil church, at Evana Center.
('oounty.and held herconno
""'in it until her lJith Tar.
with her parent aha moved
6''n, ill , ber church member
'Putins tranaferrMl (nihil ulane
tk yiar of 1800, the came to
i"o, ana bai linoe had her m
Inw in Waeblnaton count?. In
rlt lKtij Iha waa niarrlmi to
" tarter. In tha vir nt 1870.
Wiling oonvincAtl (hat tha com-
got th Lord waa near, and that
("Tenia day waa the true Bab-
?6venth Day Adventiata at 8w
f nd hai adhered to thoee doc-
every Bn0a." The burial
' place at the Hmtnn AumatArv
i..j. '
rliuay.
Propoaala for Earth Work
DrUlmaiBila a I a I - I J ..uall
Bin ..'l'-'W Wlil UH rtWfllVtHl Ulllll
for t ) dolna 0f about ft ,000 cub
rxaoi rt iwnrk
r'"ilon milv iM h... ,ha Aflloa of
7 Jiiug(inr April IN).
r ;f Cununlaiilonera' Court.
ill,,' "wuin, County Juae.
f'Uboro, Ore., April 9. lDOM.
J.
While hauling a load of polatoee
from h la horn on I'umpkin Kiil
to tha railroad, Tuna.lay, II
KiMk bad the mltfortune to loae a
bora valued at I20U. The animal
tupped on a (harp nick, which
pierced it br-at, Inflicting a wound
from which it diml in a few mo
menta, Tbi la the aeoond hone
to be killed lo a like manner, with
In ail month In thit county. The
county probably will be called up
on to pay lor the horae.
I'eraon winning to tile their
farm will always And a large stock
of fine tile in . our yard at Hcholls
Thoae wishing the largrr site tiling
should nlaoe their onlera with u
before June 1. We aleocarry brick
and building blocks. Thoae intend
ing to build will And a large sup
ply of lutnlmr at our yard, and you
ar invited to rail and look over
our to-k before purchasing. Uro
tier dc Howell, Hcbolla, Ore.
Word baa come frnmVa dizof
the death of Tbomaa J. Hereon 11 ar
rival that place Hunday. He waa
born lo I.aKavalU in W2 and was
deputy aherilf of Yamhill Counly
irom wi io ivni.aervini a Dem-
wratlo Kherilf from 1HWJ to lH'.K).
lis wa a nmiiWr of HolbrcMjk Ms-
aonlo lodge of Forest Grove He
bad been mining io Alaska ten
years.
Tbe Main Klreet Harness Hbon
baa just received a new shipment
of the Hpooner paUnt borse collars.
Iso reveratble sweat pads. Call
and look at three goodn, when In
town. On diiplay at tbe Main
Street Harness Hhop. u-7
Tbe Washington County Veter-
an Association and tbe Ladies'
Auilliary of same, will hold their
semi annual meeting, Thursday,
May 7, I'MiH, at Cornelius, at
which lima tbey will decide where
tbey will hold their annual encamp
ment. Tbe meeting will be held
n the Methodist church at 10 a. m
All an cordially invited to attend.
For Hale Pig already weaned;
also a thorough-bred Poland-Chine
boar, and a few ton of good borse
hay F. M. Barnes, 2 mile south
of UilUboro. Ind phone, 11 33. 5 tf
Deputy Aaeeeaor Morrill will
neit week begin the work of sub
dividing tha WaUon place, between
Keedvlll and Beaverlon, recently
purchad by tbe Bbaa-Fear Co,
of Portland, into 10 to X) acre lot
HlraeU are to I laid off, and tbe
IraoU sold to intending fruit grow
art.
Clothes brushes, band brushes,
bath brushes, tooth bruabea; largeet
and het assortment in tbe city, at
Hllliboro rbarmacy: 2 tf
Tba An u derive tome aatiafao
tion from the fact that it treated
all candidates with uniform impar
tialily, during tbe primary cam-
Daisii. believing that it waa it
duty a a republican paper to do
so. If tbi were done at all times
by all newspaper In county cam
nalsn. there would be leaa bad
feeling In tbe party rank after the
primaries.
Hatelwood Ice Cream, frwh oy
ter. confection, iruiw, nuie, ci
gar, tobacco and pipe, at Palma
Rv.C. Derrick, a pioneer circuit
rider of the M. b. cburoh of Ure
inn. diml reoentlv at Walla Walla
Iw.l waa well Known oy
Washington county pioneers, and
waa a brother in law ol M. voi
ier, of Hobolla. He died at an aa
v a need age.
When In town, call at Talma
.... J A lU.
leer a Confectionery, ana mj "
famous Hire Boot Beer. Alway
cold.
Th lUnks Band will give a con
Mri .ml dance, at MoUraw a Hii.
vv. I I I
Bank. Saturday evening, April
2Mb. All are oordially luvuea
Edwin Morgan, eon of Mra. Susie
Morgan, aaila on the Roe City,
Saturday, for San Fianoieco, where
he will visit hi uncle, W. J. Mor-
a 1 ..A a
gan, lor a anon wu
Go-cart and carriage old on the
installment plan, $1 down and 1
a week at Patteraon a, ana oireev
C. E. Kindt, E. X Harding and
Mas Crandall oanvaed the ooun
ty primary vote, tbi week, finish
ing their labor lueeaay
n. n.nor latest (tvle. beet
V .v., u.,i.
.iu at rlirht orioea. See tuns
boro I'harmnoy. 2 t'
Hematock. of Port
1...1 Mlaa Fannie Hemetock
of M'cMinnviUe, are the gueeta of
Mra. Joaeph J. . w onerept.rB
Mra Tt. L. Neal. of Aahland, i
the guest of her slater, Mrs. G. J
Palmateer.
for sale. Apply
a nhaimar. (near Centerville,
Foreat Grove, Oregon. 2tf.
i A naraon. of Ridgeview Farm
hn Helvetia, wm in the oily
For Sale-A road cart, and three
..i. i h.. . v harness, ah iur
"7.1" 7""?rWn A Heidel. 6-
t. t imn nn real estate se
" ,
ourity. terms
ratli Bros.
Geo. Bagley left today for bus
Ineis trip to the Dounu.
n... nA..l af Beaverton, was in
UUO unoi
the city yesterday.
John Koch, of Cornelius, was in
town Tuesday
Dan Rrnffl. of Laurel, was in the
oity today.
KECEIVES A SPLENDID
CtrrtUd
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Miaa T ulli;. T...I..:. U- t.
'", uu m tiiiuuk TK Hl.L T. V... ......
in California, recently met Frank paid Washinaton eountv it annor. have
nlewart, a former Hillaboro boy, tionment of common school money, olant.
raduate of Pacific fnivereity, and emounting to $5,000. 0TM oower DamD wiu be inatmlled nelius, had shipped 30 carloada of lnT" Bouthern Pacific Railroad Co.
.1...:... i . . . I 1 1 ii.-u: . . . . ; - ouaaiiauon in rrnncD or Kniflmn. or-
uiuivieu io me ureaon liar. Hhe Throuffh a recant diatrihnt nn nf m th in tha v .a mnr...). " aouiuKioa couoiv poiaioe 10 Lai- nc utrntaim. over L. M. Hnt iwi. tnr.
- . w Wi nitwiit aw NVMf W UH I Ui By ULLtaiU W I . . . , - I , . , ' " , . , . J -v
ntea her parent, that Stewart. 5 cent "d, by iff the 260 horse numn now in nee. ".onna otner southern poinU, r"-' u.boro. or.
bo la well knn.n v,r. .k,. 'he government, Washington coun- :n u 1.J .v " . u. ProP D w come to I ArViwrWiVAewvSiW
. .v u r.o. m am win w vuuiiieu tv lug cuu- mirkal this TV,. I
vi-iled his aunt. Mr. L. A. Rood. l WU1 "ce,Te ' 10' frftm th. Tn.laiin h. a"IV "J .V;! "H"t.'u A. B. BAILEY. M. D.. D. D. S.
' I . . . . . .nnJ (wnmi iu IUH VVUUII, '
fid other relative in this city a mbu dhht h biii i nrtr a 100 H.P. eneine. A eenerator will r, . . , PhveiVion c,,
few month, .go, ha. been appoint- ' furnish the electric iuice for " . 2 "K Vl.L J -
"I I uv SUDHI1ILUCU U1B11 W I UIIWIl aa. 1 1 1 1 I I BT7T?Tn l v a a V M &
1 (econd .Haiatant United Ktt CI.:. If . t..1l.W T nnrnnaa J Inanition tha mm. 11 . ..V .t P.m.o. 0J c v"r. twills 7, O dUU y
tU)rney, and Mi.h 1 mbne sends H. Bullock, died at ber borne, near pany will tut in a 10 ton ice plant, "Man " Cnllina anit ifa f ni
the following from a California Bjiton. April 13, 10 lecased J fan. cooling the milk, and if there brook, are the guests of Captain ' Hillsboro, Ore.
wag porn at urana ldge, Mtcbl- . . Anm.nA m .nnlT tha r,,hlifl Collins and wife, of thi. cit. Th
t -rfj r--- I , , ' , J i I 'TTTTTTT?TfTTTf 1
turn nave Paronuea a lemon and orange
gan, December , losz, and was
the oldest daughter or Robert B.
Howard and wife. Sbe was mar
ried to Robert Bullock, December
22, 11)05. Besides her husband she
leaves a child. 10 months of age
Funeral services were held at the
family residence, Rev. L.. F. Bel
knap, of Hillaboro, officiating. Bur
ial was by the Masonic Lodge, of
Forest Grove
A CARD
i,
pr: ;
I intnl SUtrn I(trict Altornrv llsrar
jtmirt yrui-rilay aniiotiniTil tlic an-
poiiitmrnt of J'rank Slewnrt aahiaai-c-
onil auiatiiiit, to take x-i iul rliar)(e of
caara. lie waa admitted to the
It-fal Court on motion, ami wirl take
bi nrw ilutira at oikt.
nirttait nan ii-n m the txmtal arrvce
(ht yrara m an iuirrtor for tbi ilia
nt. ami he niu earnnl au enviable rut
illation i- keen, faitblul work, hinct
it atHKiiiitinnit in igoi lie lias hamlleil
tome of the hi(grtt criininal caara that
luve come under the iierviiiiori of the
rnicral oltic uila and Inn carclul tirt-iwra
t ioii of evidence 1ms almost invariably
ru lo imlirtmeiili ly tbe rnleriil unml
jury, in fern-tir.K out IbeOll.e j. Wat- T0 the republican voter, of Wash
til M(l,l.1l ll M...t tl.H ...ltilU,li..M r.f I
tue rruirr ilrjrlmrnt, and bis erislent
ml relenllrta putauit of tbe wily ind-
lert it mainly rrsgtonnible for the indict
rtirnt of ad ibe autKiutca of the late veil
eml manager of the California hruit
ruwem' AvumiiiIio:!.
In otbrr uultera. not at ttx-cUculnr.he
hat "made Rood," and he it considered
one of tbe best ixted imipectori employ
ed HI the writ. I iH knowlrd(e oflaw
aided him materially in hit woih lie
at admitted to practice in Oregon, after
courw in (lie law Department ol llie
nivermly oi uiron
He accriited the position io tbe !'. S
Ihttrirt Attornev't olbce toeuttra broail
er field ol practice limn that afforded by
le postal trrvlce.
the right to reject any oral! blda.
Beaverton, Oregon, Kouta s,
Scholia Phone. 162, Line 0.
Card of Thanks
was ,
reasonable. Ku
40-u
FARM FOR SALE
"Louie U,m t itd .,...
."If mile south of Roy, will be
r " IVAieraa'a Hala at tha Hniivt
m,n Hillsboro, at 10 a. m., on
"i 21. I'ina rrut. u .
uw, IU1B IB BI UliD
""J Splendid anil haa ha.
fen : . . .
i-" "y ana sixty aores under
PP'ow; orchard- hnnaa anil ham'
of farm in timber, good for
nace very productive,
Bond hni, If .1
Place, coma and ana it. and
n ttend the sale.
Dan Eonis,
One of the heirs to place.
big 1 r
HILLSBORO ARQU3 APRIL 23, 198
Louis Carstena is reported quite
eici, at ni. borne lo ureenvil e.
John Foote, of this city, is re
ported aa being quite sick.
Don't forget the dance at Glen-
ana ua. 1 :ta a ' I nm
nmia.a- Hill u . vw vuru uiKua April .41 D.
ormcr H.IUboro Hoy Makes Walker's orcbestri. Ticket., tl 00.
t.oou Mth Uncle Sam tua.. .1.1:..,:...
to T. R Imbrie for tbe "battleship"
POSITION edition cf the Los Angeles Times. WILL
11 was a wnopper.
J. V. Doreev, a brother of Mrs.
Belknap, of this city, returned to
bi. borne at Dayton, yesterday, af
ter a visit here.
N
Ice Plant Will Soon be in
Operation
BAVE electric plant
John Walsh, tbe gentleman who
aseisted to promote the Corvallis
fruit and vegetable cannery, i. in
the city, and would be pleased to
talk with persons interested in the
establishment of a cannery at this
place. At Corvallis, the people
PROFESSIONAL.
A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Bailev-Mnriran l.l.n.k nn.l.in
Rooms 12, 13 and 15. Residence honlh-
WaaT- rnPliav Kaja Ina anil L. a 1 ui .
u uu ujmiaw iuoii uwu cauoerj, I wui -rouuea.
ana Mr. walsn tbinka other com
munities should do the same. He
is a practical canneryman, and is
thoroughly posted on such matters.
Out Swiadlea aad Get Pr-
motion
Give Steady Employmeot te Sixty Five
People
' rWrrsAAyywyvw
S. T. LINKLATER, IS. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlcaopatalra over Tba Delta Drug Store
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
children's hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis.
D Tj I r .
Tha n;ii.h. :n I ui;uanan, county uom-
miiiiwiv vvuugmci win owu :-;-- - . cjj ... , I 1 i u l-lj iiiiit i tnn r..i.,r.,. u
, j j u"vuci, was iu kuwu cavuruay, i-ai5 iuini.ua iamicoib., m. i.
- au uK-t-u, ana juiormea an Argus reporter
io mat ena, a new mat u. B-buchanan & Co .of Cnr.
Ruldence Kaat of Court Uodm,
in tba corner of the block.
ArMrMrsMMVVVVVWVVwV
with ipa Tha Ira nlant aill
out from 5 to 10 tons daily, and 'rac consiBiing oi ij acres near
more if required. A new 100 horse '"." uu'"u. aniornia, ana
power boiler will be added, giving wm ieLave lD 'ew "J" l0 h8
tha nlant f.rilitiaa ninr h.fnra an. Some. 100 ArgUS WlSHeS
joyed in the economic! and speedy then the success they deserve.
handling of milk, and doing away For the largest and beet line ol hillsboro
:il .u a 1 a i j ma i i
who oiu anu Blower memouB. nr nerfumea to ha fnnnii in tha oitr
Hicks, the local manager, says that c.h on the Hillahorn Pharmari'
bUVIQ B1Q UJIf IWUI UtJ VIDUUB uu
tbe payroll of the Company, and
that additions to the building will
follow as a sequence to the many
new machinery feature to be in
stalled. When the electric" plant
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Deonia Store.
. - - . - OREGON
Saw. ft. avaawajr Mr. 0. Hmr
DAOLEY t HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HLLLSB0B0, . , OBEG05.
For "Gilsonite Rubber Paint"
on all kinds of roofs, iron, tin, felt,
paper or wood, also shingle stain
oil, linseed oil, boiled and raw,
castor machine oil, turpentine
ingtonConnty: h. M u. hi. nnmn nn th. Upy material, bee suppliee, shin-
I wish to extend to each and all T.i..in n h. ,tm,tA t .nrV g'es and feedstuff. Call on Webb hArrVWrVWr
of you my deepeat appreciation of br Bimply preBging , button at the & Hoover. T gQfJEY
factory. Ibe Company is to be - Screen doors and adjustable win
congratulated on its improvements. I dow ecreea at reasonable price at
fatlerson's, od Street.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS l4llT.1 ...
no vnnevB leacning nas
Done for the Business Man" will
be tbe morning topic in the Con-
church. Men are es
tbe confidence plaoed in me by giv
ing me tbe nomination for State
Senator io the recent primary eleo
tion, and my only 6ndeavor will be
that my campaign be conducted so
a. to merit, on June first, aeon
linuance of the confidence thus far
bestowed.
Wm. D. Wood,
Candidate for State Senator.
Alvah Roger et ux to V L Ballard, 4 a
in arr utmtv. I 200. I
Wm Schendel et al to C V Thomas et gregational
ATTORNEY-AT-lAW
Office, opatalrs, over the Foat Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregoa ,
E. B. TONGUE
Prompt Payment of Loa
ux, 40 a in aec fifteen t one a 3 w. 2ooo, pecially invited to attend. "Look
WAHosaacketaltotieoBehnkeetal ; Throueh an Onen Door" will
two a in Richardson d 1 c t a t w, 1. "g inrougn an upen Jjoor wiu
uo lot) evening lopic.
MASS MEETING
(Statement No. I)
Mr
An invitation i. extended to the
B'averton, April 15,1908.
John Vanderwal, Agent Na
tional Livestock Inc. Atsocia'n:
I am pleased to acknowledge re
A W Smith et ux to Geo Behnke et al,
tract in Geo Richardson d 1 c t 2 a I w, I.
Sarah McGee et al to Emma Pitman et
Ial, 17.29 a in Wm Geiger Jr d let one a
three w. 1300.
A W Smith et ux to Wm Lmd, 7.87 a
in aec 35 t one a one w, I
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro,
Scrsen doors and adjustable win- PWl''
dow screen at reasonable price at
Patterson's, 2nd Street.
C. E. Watte, of Sherwood, who
j n Hoffman et ux to J A Striplin, tr owns a well improved farm neat
votereLi thia eountv reaardles. ol ceipt ol your Company s check lor
political affiliation to attend a mase fllW, m settlement 01 loss on on
meet nr at the court house, at mare ramea Minnie, on Tiipru o
" .... ' .. I t l.l a
lilhjboro, Oregon, on Friday, April na tnani you ror prompt
'U, r.HW, at the hour of luo cloci acuon. luun trui,
m f ir the purpose of nominating u. . enepara,
lesislative ticket for Washington
County that wilt support the Pri- O. E. L. STARTS WORK
No. 1
adjoining S P Add Forest Grove, 10.
A J Fanno et ux to E T FiUpatrick, tr
one Fruitful Lands, 500.
N U McDonald et ux to J A Miller,
21.82 a sec 7 t two a one w, 709,15.
Herbert (J Smith et ux to Cnaa bmiLn,
part of A Hintnan d 1 c, 50C0.
Nancy Banks et ux to Ben Harper, lot
6 blk 2 Banks, 200.
J O Klrod et ux to Thos Callaghan et
al, part of John Landess die, 1500.
J S Buxton et ux .to Mwaru sy, C9 a
in aec 25 and 26 1 1 n 4 w, 6800.
Fred Rood et al to E Buell et ux, lot 4
Farmington, btuzht fonr valuable
cows recently of C V. Fuller; also
some high-bred stock from John
Williams, of North Yamhill, and
will move to hia farm soon, and be
gin active farming operations.
Tbe Hillsboro High School boye
will crofs bats with the Forest
Grove High School team, at Hille-
JOHN EI. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Balky Morgan Block,
Rooms, 1 an Is.
HILLABORO, OREGON.
rWrMrVraiwVMVVwVwV
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Ornux: Main Street, opp. Court Houoe.
HILLSBORO OREGON
, in aec 25 and 26 1 1 n 4 w, 6800. boro April 25th
Tk . .1,1. mi, . m,, a anil nn I ti i- thi... r. !iL , S. , . . . i, ........... ... . w,u! "I"" ao'U.
""- ' " ' ine uregon diecino 14110, wuu rreu nooo ai a r. oUei, Ci ux, 101 a ..u . o.on i.uV iju,i,nn
behalf 0. advocate, of btatemeut 110,000.000 to back it, will gridiron blk y0 "'2; g,, .0 willpitch and Olson catch forth, AnU iJNUUb, JK.
" " " . , Lun . 1 IIIBUIC.M 1 .11.1 ivi.u m MW. I .
... . 1a in see s 1 a n 4 w. z.soo.
wora 01 huob. t 01a waiuo 1 Henrv Frank et ux to lobn f rank. iQ
The game will AAAAAAArMArVWVVVvVVWM
Ltj
for
HILLSBORO TO HAVE LAUNDRY Garden Home today, and tbe road la in I W Wood d 1 c 1 1 a a w, 1
n H ,hnm will ha nnahad tn nam. I Robert Stephenson et ux to fcawaru v.
J a-A tltcasl J nill w y tauaaiwwa wsbh a .....
K. L Moore, a practical laundry pletion a quicny as a Dig iorce
man, has purchased tbe old Ben- can do it. The Company announce
son building, just west of the con- through Guy Talbot, its manager,
denser plant, near the dtpDt, and the following eitensiooe: Garden
within a month hopes to nave a uome to nimiwru, uumuuiu w
ateam laundry in operation, loe iiuauiooaj insiu" """"i'!
boiler and engine have arrived, Salem to Mill uity; oiiem to ai
....1 it,. ntViUr nunh ntm ia an bsnv. .MDS0V to tascaaia. At a
tUII UO UHloi . ..... . - - I " , . , . .
tniki. nia Tha n ant. fir meeting ot directors in rortiana
the present, will be Bmall, but en- yesterday, capitalization waa in
i.-i- mr,Jrn mil the nronriator oreased to 110,000,000, to carry on
J ... I . L . U TT.n Ik. itAmp.lallnn nl
promiw-s BrBt-class wort topitrons uo woia. i ruu "d Vuu.uu
Ti.. nl.nl whan nnmn atari, w 100 niUSDOro orancn, wora wiu oe-
oost io the neighborhood of $3,000, din on the Salem-Albany branch- , in 8 1
sll of which will be furnished by Wm. S. Barstow & Co , the con- Tualatin
u. ...r,ru,nr Mr Mnnra haa tractors. a8emDiea a Dig lures ui
IUO UIUH""""1 . ' . T . I !
v..j .n,ni. avnarianna n tha laun- men a. uarden nome mis mora
UflU JtJl.rav v K " I . . . . ar t
dry business in the Kast, and no mg, ana Degan wora on uo au- Chris Egli to John G Schaer et al, 30 a
doubt will make his bueiness a uo- boro branch, iiiiisooro people are in sec 15 1 n 3 w, 1200.
1 a 1 a it . . 1 a:
u.ii.Knm n.ni, a ahmi id now lUDi 1DI over ine proBpectB OI
XIIIIDUUIW .v V . . - 1 " .
Mulloy, N of N W H sec 12 t two a
three west, 1350.
ItaDcy A Johnsen to las Gray, N V
of N W V sec 30 1 1 n 2 w. iooo.
Oregon Real Estate Co to C E Hedge, challenge to all
blk two and Tour Beaverton, 1100. count V
TV. 1 1 . T T Cmlli i
1 una V.UU11C11 c, u w J J wiinui, I
in T R Cornelius d 1 c t I n 3 w, 1755.
Geo Wescott to T W Margan, W
of S W X ec 13 t 2 n 3 w, 387.50.
Fred Petersen to John Lassen, 50.43 a
in P D Shack leford d 1 c t 1 n I w, 4000,
Thos Meehan et ux to Jas Church, 22
a in Landess d 1 c 1 1 a 2 w, 2750,
home team.
The Hillsboro baseball club will
meet the Laurel club on the dia
mond at Laurel next Sunday. The
manager ol the Hillsboro club has
autnonzfd toe Argus to issue a
comers in this
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upataira, Rooma 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Work
And Contracting
Edna Jensen to J N Hoffman, 15 a in
H Buxtou d 1 c 1 1 n 4 w, 10.
V H Bower et ux to J V Raymond, 31
3 a 2 w, 275.
Academy & P U to J D Rode,
lot 1 blk 6 Forest Grow, 600.
John Gubser to Albert KruKger, part
of Joe Gubser d 1 c 1 3 a w, 4000,
A basket social will be given at
the Grange Hall, Saturday, April
25, by the Hillsboro High School
baseball team. Program. Come Those contemnlat incr fill lid in or
everyone, and get a basket. At 8 should t fi Bq
. 1 o uuva y. ui. .
Born, to the wife of Oliver Cur
tie, in Hillsboro, at tbe home of
her parents, Judge and Mrs. L A.
Rood, April 22. 1908, a son. Mr.
a d Mrs. t urtis reside in tbe Urove.
ThiB makes the Judge "grandpa"
several times.
Phones. Cor. 4th & Tackson.
Hillsboro -- Oregon
oess
patronize the home laundry, and
help tbe enterprise along.
DOUBLE WEDDING
epeedy connection with Portland COUNTY CENTRAL COM
Right of way through , Hillsboro
will probably be granted by the i-j thft m5marv law.
:i . r.. I"" ---- r
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian
A farmer living on the Minter Office: Hancock & Gordon's Liverv Barn
city council in a few days.
double wedding took place at
tha home of Mrs. M.J. Allen, si
Gaston, on Wednesday, April 15th,
when Miss Edith Allen was wed-
Card of Thanks
We, the undersigned, wish to re
turn our heartfelt thanks to our
the republican county central com
mitteewas called to order by coun
ty chairman, Thos. H. Tongue,
MEETS bridge road, south of town, is au
thority for tbe statement that the
Minter bridge is in a dangerous
condition for travel.
Forest Grovr
Will he In Hillsboro. Tneadava. Thiir.
days and Saturdays. Office at Redmond
a Uonnell'a Uvery Stable.
Sanford Love, a Bon-in-law of P.
roir. ttt it mmrT An
J. Ritchie, is building a new black- V M I A V I I IK
yesterday afternoon at 2 p. m. as smith shop on Main street, next to iivi,
there was not a quorum of the the soda works. He is fiom Spo- Painter & Paper Hanger
members present, a temporay or- kane. part'ac n.c.v;nn ;
I . a . 1 I A HI LAV? UVOll lAAaf UI JaW AAA. Ill V
. I . . . a m a a 1 . I .....tiAw waaa AftaAlA1 r1f BlOfllinn ... I u J
dedtoP.Pattoo.ofPatton Valley, neighbors ancl inenas, lor .T resh fish may be had every line will find me at mv home
ll.iiia A an it Krt . nilnM. Ihrnnffh thA Rir.RnWlH tna l. T VUUUWl iuwiiu-u, uu vuo. n ..., T?;iKA'a ITv'ok lft.-rat . ... . -
AUawkwIU ailU WW Wl'l w l ainuuvvu atvw w - , T. t'llUBI ItlVVUOJ O A' UU AU BJtl SBV I
I a 4 a 1 I O .a, -.1 lTA.aunft fl BAtlA B AS k wff I I I . . ' 1
and Miss
after the death of our beloved wife, Roe, of Forest Grove, secretary
daughter and niece.
Robert H. Bullock,
Mrs. Annie Bullock,
Newhouse. of HillBide, Revs. F. B
Moffett and A. B. Snider officiating
The brides were beautifully dressed
in cream white, and earned oarna
tion.. Flowers were tastefully ar
ranoed in the reception room. Af
ter the oeremony about forty guests
ware seated to a eumptuouB dinner.
Mr. and Mra. Newhouse will make To whom it may concern: This ia to no-
Mrs. J. W Howard.
NOTICE
pendent phone 515.
Samples from Alfred Peats Wallpaper Co,
All Work Guaranteed.
the r home oear Roy, and Mr. and fy "'"'K'Jl"
u S.L.III mabfl thair home ion Duke, then in charge of I.G.Hayue,
MrB. Tatton will make tneir nome h AU , h F to ke payment
in Patton s auey.
Notice to Contractors
to
Notice la hereby Riven that Healed bids
will be received up to.aml opened on May
in umm t. una o'clock P M. for the ereor
thin ol'a eolioolhmiHe In School Diatrtot
No. 39. near Bcnoiia, n asuuiKuiu v-umnj.
ure of the primary law to provide
for their nomination at the pri
tMaislau ear a a lannaBai Yt 11 A t&-
.... v 1 Xt I lAJSwl AQV3 Tt UlovMKiivvti HW
Sk"r?r was arrived at. The matter,
amounts due to the farm should likewise however, will be attended to next
be paid and to no other. Monday. Those present at the
lue anaw-rear vumpaur,
Portland, Uregon
It lJ- j ""7--' . i4D" at tne west end ot the Hills
I ew TKivart Grfln( mat tnlh r9 Main I .
was decided to have another meet- RntK nKnn.a n,rira nmmnii. boro-tornelms Bridge. Inde-
: IX J. A .;l 07 tt. " . r vrJ I j . 1 .
mg uu rnuuu.,, . attended to. 6-9
a full representation iB expected to I
be present. There are 19 members Tbe condition of Judge Goodin s
with two precincts to be filled by eon, Brioe, who lately had pleuro-
the central committee, ine mat- pneumonia, is sucn mat ne win
ter of electing delegates to the state I have to be taken to a Portland hoe-'
convention, which owing to a fail- pital for treatment;
E. A. McDonald, Food and Drug
Inspector, Bureau of Chemistry, U.
S. Dept. of Agriculture, was in the
city today, on official business.
The Post Card Bazaar has on
Oregon
l-lun.
the res uen.w 01 " """'.. r.-7- iT. n.l ...nn, nt aa eiemitrix of I '
Board, 1-. M . xieSHe. i w no-ru ruMJfv --r. ""r." rM,7 A.Helneok.deo'd. CanOiaaieB,
meeting yesterday, were: Henry display in its window the 15 post
Carstens, James Churchill, Geo. card album that is to be given
Thyng, Chaa. London, Chas. Roe. away free. See it. 6.
-a arm 1 rf"t II mi TT I
8. raiBiey, JOnn UOnneil, lOOS. a. SValinr, tnntcht at tha RinW alan
Notice at Pinal Settlement
, P W PV ! Tmm. Pantnn Rn-m.n ar,rt R -.-IJ .8-
ana and suecinoatlona can be see at attnea baafllMin uie uounij wiun 01 "B"; on Saturday nignt; Dana Saturday
ant aim 'F1"1, " .u. 1 k. B..t f nn.nn for Waahinston I r .nhl!n haaMaa a numhar nf thai ... , ."J. ..
an 01 ni. i;-:a-" :.t" , b-, -v niBbt. 0 DUDIio Bkatinsr on Fri-
- O
day night.
PROBATE We have the largest stock of Or'
egon scenery post cards this side of
Estate of Marv Jane Sutherland, dee'dd Portland. 5,000 now on hand.
Claims Ol KOWtu orosv-uior yn.ai, t... rp,..i,. ... li.
and Grower & Rowell Co for $26.80 al- . Be," ,TrulIc!?Be' h8 moved hiB
lowed and approved. lauiuy irom aueuaau to tnis place,
Guardianship of John i. outneriana, a and will stay permanently in
We. the undersigned, wish to rt
turn our heartfelt thanka tertbig
many friends who so kindly assist is
ed us in the illness and thO
death of our father, . t
John F. Lee, le
W.H.Lee, ly
Mrs. Nettie MoGraw a
m
William G. Hager, of this citynl
a veteran of the Civil War, haB bad
tha laat taatamant 1
and that said aooount haa been set for
beartpi and said eatata for settlement, be-
a . . 1 if., ok tony I
lore a au uouri, on oauuuajj .ow,
at W woiook a, in. "
m .7 Hannah MaUlda Helneck.
Ixecutrix of tbe last will ami testament
Cf Kit A. Helneok, deoeasea.
v Dated this April 83, 1908.
, W, N. Barrett, Attorney for Estate.
Knnham aava all aliens who are inl minor: P C Anderson appointed euar- nni.Knn
wi:Z -u..o n. n.imtn.tJdian. with bond fixed at I2000.
T.xXr'u. ,' Z'X ::" GuardinaUpof Frant Moyer,. feeble Bom, to the wife of John Craw-
ur.u": .li.; guardian attcteejl to borrow fordi Laura, 0reaoni ADril i7th.
miir m inn Hitui. tiriiiuk diuu l-uuiii ri.ni mtbt. ann to eTerure 1 : . ' r '
t. aa.t anrt inanAotinff each oonntJ mortMire to execute santa... ' a 'tighter.
J . . . . ,1 .".3: 1.1- f I
farm, lie found nve loreign nor
persons out of a total number
Wn obarges in this connty, not a
were, or claimed t be, citizens
this country. '
Guardianship of Nelson Uardner, tm- Tn. hn!n. aA.. ... n.
nor; bond of guardian filed and approved. J o "7"' D""-1OT'
Rstate of W R Martin, dee'd; John E- Hedge, Beaverton. 5 6
Stewart appointed administrator upon MrBt L9r(m Palmateer Bnt0XU.
The last will and testament of Malinda '7 " witn pneumonia.
Tupper dee'd; will admitted to probate
- We Are -
HEADQUARTERS
For Post Cards. We. have cards
of aU kinds at all kinds of pri
ce. 45,000 of them! Think of
it! YOU CAN SEE right in
Hillaboro as huge a stock of
post cards as in Portland, and
at lower prices. We expect a
Big lot of Albums
That will aell at from 25 cents
to $5 each, and we are going to
give away a a
$5.00 ALBUM
This month, free to our custom
ers. Ask ui about it. Oar bus
iness has increased 100 per cent
over last month. That means
Satisfied Customers.
POST CARD BAZAAR '
Second St, South of poetofflce
Hillsboro - Ore.
HiM. of Forest Grove, 0,lT .. . . kbianainiu"""0-'ii'-4
H for .,.... waa Dr. ALBLBaUeyJdidJXQ'UJJ- w