HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 4. 1908
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,riin eariy monoay
Tl, first shovel lull of
Washington
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' .ii .limu the line to the
.. limit ot tbe city. Buper
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IUk. About flfly turn, d
r.-,. -Iihicrnmr nr l work
Ill Itlfll IUMWWHIB, Uw
closely lib tlr-a ml steel
L ...I tha trick is newt iiw
!lUtd,Miby proceed. On lb
all nlare, a uh station U being
This building will be two
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Id heiitbl, .''" .
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at aunros mewir, "
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i orated along me uni
i of 12 mill from earn
Ii Ii marled tbtt ill tbe
lUiwii HilWboroand H
n art finlsned. and resdv fjf
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ni l. 1 D OIOC ueiwi-ou rn
inJ lbs I'. K.
been touched up to mi
have been
DOt
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loi,itnougn
rails
l,,huid along the line on the
tk Tbe Klwctric tint will have
Lilt to junclirtn wlh tlm I.
i S. In ordr U gt IU i-0(Cln
rolling Klock on the M Hot,
I mtriil rjitf be eerriw to
coMtruetioD Piutri I l in
Wo lbt rod will I finieb
Llwn I'orlUnd tod Uillnboro
ibi lit f Hojitfinber.
Tbioonteal la this couot tat
tlm clrkibin win iiiiirht rlnut
uwly miiniiiiK, the mturrm iuJt-
teil inn oitKilion of Mr. McCor-
mlok by ovur bundred iruiurii.
Mr. lUlley met bit iMniit and
oonnrtluUUxl him, ooncedioK tb
1m lion to him. Hborll after noon
tbn return from Corneliui, KmI
l,iHlr ena Hank enivad, eud tbe
footing! gere lUiley to unofflci
mejority oer MoCormlck of 2),
Incting the l.irmiir. It the
clowMit elerliou held here for clerk
or mtny yetre.
Tbe llilUlmro Hih Kchoul litne-
bell teem tUfrttml the Nurtb Vu-
trl teem of rortUml on Mfinuriil
tuy. iy e icore oi it to ft lUitnrire
fur Nortb Cutrl, rerkioe, Ceeon
end liruce. lor Hillxlxiro, Lund.
end Ford. Fnalurpi of the eeme
were the work ol tbe IlilUburo
battery and a runnii g cU:h by
left fielder Uertnrr It. C. Vaught
Jr. Ii manager of tbe team.
1'erfone winding to tile their
farmi will alwayi find a large atock
of Due tile in our yard at Hrholli
1 hoee winning the largr ene tiling
houlu iiiaoe their oruxre with on
before June 1. We altocarry brick
and building bliM-ki. Tboe intend
lug to liutut ill Unit a large tup
ply of luuiUr at our yard, and you
are invited to rail and look over
our itock before iiurcbaeiog.
(leo. R. litgUy ha a nutuUr of
en en at tbe ludley M ilia ranch
engigmi in building 40 cbainaof
12x12 flume, and eiprota to Irri
gate tbia yrar alniut M acren of
land. Tbe government in watch
ing the irrigation work on thi
farm, thie eeanon, It bning one ol
tbe Willamette Valley etationi, un
dr iti per v initio of Mr. A. i. Btover
ol tbe Agricultural Department.
Silver Iaf Camp, No. Kl'j. M
W, A., will give a picnic oo June
13, VMM, tt Allen' (J rove, one mile
north of iUodville. Literary pro
erttn in forenoon, beginning at
J IK). Athletic iporle in afternoon
coneiitmg of bxil racee, lack race
etc. Danoe in afternoon am:
night. (Jood baud iuuhio. lie
fimhtuent itaod on ground. Al
are invited. 1112
At a meeting of the director o!
the Oregon Klfdrio Company nel
HaluMay, tbe a
Cake Carries the County by
a Plurality of I t I
BAILEY IS tLEKK l!Y 14 VOTES
ugliUtivt Tkktt Vlaa Fiom uj u
5110
UCCBSSFUL CANDIDATES
Dim of lucceiaful candidate
ijpoetd tbe eiamloatioo held
r 14-15. wbo were Inadvertently
Jiiud in tbe A'gua repjrl of lal
kk. are ai lullo:
M. N'o 2:Jit-I!arold Chrinten-
entire republican ticket waa
ected in Waabiugton county. Will B'
Phillip Tezoldt. of I'hillipe, was
a county eeat viaitor Wednesday.
Nick Bilde, of Phillips, was a
Ililhthoro visitor yesterday.
L. Zimmerman, of Phillips, was
in town Wednesday.
Jobn Hcbneider and wile, of
Phillips, were in the city yesterday.
Ootlieb Zurcher, of Cedar Mill,
was a county seat caller yesterday.
L'lrich Fur-gy, a leading farmer
of Phillips, was in town Wednes
day. Money to loan on real eetate se
curity. Terms reasonable. Ku-
4Ctf
RURAL ROUTE IN
TALK JOD ROADS
Held Slate Convention at Al
bany, Friday
WASHINGTON CO. MAX IS HONORED
Schulmerioh, ind'psndent, gav
the republican legislative ticket a
does chase. Iiailey. for clerk, won
by the narrow margin of fourteen
vote, but is enough to make him
the chief official of that office for
theinsuing two year. The Bai-
ey-McCorruiok race for Clerk, was
the most eiciting feature of tbe po
litiral contest in lbs oounty. altbo'
the local option fight took not a
ittle (hare of public interest- Pro
bihition received 1G85 vote, while
its opponent cast 20'JO vote. K.
B longue for District Attorney,
reoxived 2'J40 votes, and W. N.
Barrett 3114. bith having a walk
over, and each winning handsome
majorities in their respective dis-
Irion. Dr. Hood ran well, and
got in by a good miiority. Tbe
reunite of the election will be seen
in tabulated foitii on an intide
pige The table is made up from
tbe official count.
Born, to the wife of It 8. Alex
ander, of Fern Leaf Farm, on Iowa
Hill, May 2H, VM, a son.
M. C. Hewitt, contractor and
kr.ll.L. U.U .t.t tin,. a.!
moved and levelled and repairing Spence, of Gaston, bandied the sub-
neatly done. Qi?e bimacall. 13 ject, "Beet Horn Aaapieo ior ku
W. H. Boyd, of Beavertea Kt 1, Elected
Sut President
Tbe Letter Carrier's convention at
Albany, May 21), was well attended
by Uncle Sam's rural mail distri
butors from various parts of the
stale. Tbe principal subject under
discussion was good roads. W. A.
i n . . 1 I 1 .
.imanrii it'ii - in rornUtl ibri
lib lit l Heptember. recUir of the rxmitny voted 1150
I - - - (Xiu to build tbe line from Garden
UCCB5SFUL CANDIDATES . Hiil.horo. and to improve
the line from Portland to Halem
No further work In road eitenslon
will I doue tbia season.
L. M. Commons, formerly pro
prietor of the City Bakery, depart
ed the flret of the week for bii
rrnh near Yiuuina. and bis son
.George Meltger, Beavirlon, Lloyd, followed, tbl morning, with
a Que herd ol dairy ot.ws. mm
Comtnonawill remain here another
week.
lwoo.klre Cream in.l Hitct Root
0Kit go K",t ,im 01 ,,r;
Vuu'll find ucli lalng your Uesit to
cheer
At the itore onel by Piltnnteer.
If it em't itilt you 'twill be queer.
For folks to cow from fr sod nef
80 by not ell lunu mm "'
He'll trrit you welt Un't tttmW or feir.
1.. J. Pilmileer, Prop.
k'nr.ili Bros, report the sale of
the Geo. Hohreiber 60 acre tract,
Phillins. vesterday, to John
Schneider, of near tbe same place,
r... r. mvi Alio the veacn noun
and lot on Fir, between Fifth and
Biith streets, Hillsboro, to Mr
Sample, for 1760.
n V .lam, formerly of
it.!, cmintv. was married Wednes-
mini to Miss Oilien,
Portland. Mr. Radruond
.i.n.ki.r Miss Marguerite,
.1. it;!, of this city, at
teuded the wedding.
EVENING OF MUSIC
On Wednesday evening, June 10th,
Mm Wilma Waegensr will give ft
concert at the Crescent Theatre.
Miss Waggener ia so well known
to our people tbat sbe scarcely
needs an introduction. Bbe has
but recently returned from Europe,
wbsre she studied under eminent
teachers in Berlin. Bine her re
turn she has played in Portland
and elsewhere, but now for the first
time the people of Hillsboro are to
hear her. Miss Waggener It me
first Hillsboro girl to perfect her
musical education in Kurope. and
for that reason, if for no other, she
should be afforded ft very generous
patronage. Miss Cornelia Barker,
violinist, of Portland, and Frederic
K. Vrooroan, of ibis city, will assist
W. H. Boyd, Beaverton.new President of the
Oregon Letter Carriers' Ass'n.
The fire bell rang at about 7
o'clock Wednesday morning, and
the fire laddies responded at once.
Tbe fire waa located in tbe resi
dence of Mrs. Elizabeth 8hute, at
the corner of Third and Baseline
streets. The interior of tbe build-
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M.' D.
Physician, and Sargeon
Office Biley-Mor)tn block, upstidr.
Roomi 12, M and 15. Reliliic Houth
nt corner Hajelina and tiiH)iiil Hlrwts.
ing waa burning fiercely, but tie 'Phones,
boys got to work and soon bad it
out. The neighbors helped to get
the household goods all out, and
were greatly assisted by about 25
Greeks, who were working on tbe
Oregon Electric line. Tbe fire or
iginated from a defective flue, and
the principal damage was to the
building. Mrs. Sbute had $1,000
insurance on the building and con
tents. DeWitt Smith bad a deal
partially closed for tbe building
and lots, and expects to move the
building, and put up another reei
deuce for rent.
The Argus was in error, in say
ing on an outside page that Corne
lius precinct bad gone "dry."
South Forest Grove precinct went
dry, but Cornelius gave a majority
of 98 against prohibition, and will
stay in the "wet" column. Tbe
mistake grew out of the report tbat
Cornelius bad gone "wet" by only
7 votes, when it was the subdivision
that went by 7 votes.
A few left ladies' turnover col
lers, bo, at Baird's. 12 tf
CUrk Waltera, of Glencoe, was
In town Tuesday. ,
Ticket now on Ble for tbe Com-j
meooement program, 15 and 20
oenta.
Pofttmaster B. P. Cornelius has
moved his old residence to tbe east
part of his lots, and is laying me
foundation for hie new residence.
The High School graduating
AUaa will nreaent ft Longfellow pro-
Miss Bilker is always a favorite in mm Q the Crescent Theatre, June
...... ltLl I.. - Jl. - .a
12tb, at 5 o'cioc.
I.
0 2J Mart Anderson, Cather
0'M.ara, Mary O Meara, Read-
it ,
0 39-Maude Crosby, HillsW
R.2
0 ii- Augustus Dessinger.Car-
si Kmtutrn, Francis Robinson,
Idled Paylea, tilen Alexander,
ill Minn, Ella Tifft, Pernacial
Wn, 'I ila Hedge. Beavertou.
Jio. -Albert Lynn, Cornelius,
1.
ia 67it-Joph Miller, Port
MR. 2.
No.7l-Kimer HamllUin, Banks
I.
Nd. 74 - Herman Oraf, Paul Hit-
, Martha Kdigar, William Trach-
iiDlbrook It. 1.
No.7oMas ileliiel, Lester Bell.
1 QirriKus. Banke U 2.
No 81-Maaaie Uyan.Guy Hi
K HilUlmro H 3.
No. 8H-Kva Campbell. Hher-
CHABROL
UilUboro. and will be heard to ad
vantage in several violin numbers.
Mr. Vrooman will also sing several
solos. His strong baritone voice,
under tbe training of Arthur Alex
ander has improved very muon,
and. be will be accorded a warm
welcome. Miss Lrene Sails, of
Portland, will be the accompanist.
morning. They
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM work thi forenoon.
The state vote on the initiative and
referendum measuree i aa follows.
Carried Scattering state insu-
tutions; For November election;
Sheriff to have prisoners; Univer
sity appropriation; Wheelmen 1
fish bill; Uiuneiiera nso um, w
ol
1
ana
and
22732 Registered), IUN of dipbtheria was reg ¬
ion, imported iron K-NH' ,,vr:r: a
weighing 2100 pounds- day.from " -
of all breed horsei In 01 rru --"". -
1 IIO VVtv
Jiabrol
1. o.
pu o'au
and
arHMt
fuKi. ,!.. llt ... .k ika
,;t,uiivj, will uiaav
nof l'.MW.aa follows:
Monday morning until Tueadsy
rrol"K, t II. II. Boge'i farm,
Ir Farmlngton; Tuesday noon at
. K H 1 i I k f.aM as a nUi,.nn'l
Wmlll Tnwi.l.w niohl at Hills-
W, Wednesday noon at Bagley jonu gewell of this place
f"n, uudley Mills; Wedneeaay
King to Thursday morning, at
y Bros.' Btable. Glsnooe; bal-
fioof week at Hartrampfs ta-.Ilill.b.ro
Tsrms-ino. 15 and 20 Care
.! -I 1
We ourry too mftoy aruo.e vu
enumerate'but we b.v.; anything
the farmer need. The largest
Ik ever shown in W-tangtoj
Vkin .n ...... ' ' . Ki,t -ill oompetiiors.-uu
, -. ,-.,. ..... . nia.t ma HUM
r wrwponMUa should anyoc- A.a Jvagww-, - - m9
t.. f.. .1 1 l.l..-..iUn
Wren
Otto Hirtrampf, Manager,
6 f Hillsboro, Ore.
I,,,, a a it VBtr-llIU SOU
has besn quarantined.
t n:..mMi and wife, of Gold
endale,arelo the city, visiting re
...... u. ninomnn was a resl
auvee. " '-
. . 1 .Li- !-. vnars a no.
. .i.Umr nf James and
Just r.ceived, ft new shipment of
midsummer millinery. Leave your
orders with u. H. Rhea, & Co.,
Sucoeeaors to Mra. J. B. Vrooman.
H. G. Fitch, C. E. Kindt and
Max Crandall began tbe official
oanvaea of the vote Wednesday
concluded
ral Mail Service and care of same."
A resolution was adopted favoring
tbe appointment of road caretakers
during tbe Winter months over the
routes used by carriers.
Washington County was honor
ed by the election of W. H. Boyd,
of Beaverton, as President of tbe
Association for the ensuing year.
Corvallia waa selected as the next
meeting place.
The following named carriers at
tended from this county:
Wm H. Boyd. A. M. Kennedy,
Mason P. Cady, Beaverton; Wil
liam A. Spence, Beaverton; John
H. VanLum, Albert Bunning, Cor
nelius; Edward B. Poole, Hillsbo
ro; unver u. uurns, roreev urc,
Quong Lee, tbe Chinaman, who
shot Clyde Wilson, will be ar
raigned tomorrow for a preliminary
hearing on the charge of assault
with a dangerous weapon. Dan.
Malarkey, of Portland, will appear
for the Chinaman. Two Chinese
merchant", of Portland, were heie
this week, who are anxious to go
Let. a bail.
There will be a basket dinner at
Farmington church next 8unday
Preaching at 11 a. m., and child
ren a day exerci-es in tbe alter
noon. In the evening Elder Beery
will preach tbe sermon for tbe
graduating class of the High School,
in Hillsboro. This will ne a union
service.
Lidies' short kimonas, nobby
patterns, worth $1.00; 50c while
they last, at Baird's. 12-tf
S. T. L1NKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office aftatairt oVrrThe Tlta rru Stora
Rfaat.lnce Eait br Court House,
In Um comer of the blorlc.
JAMES FHILLIPfi TAMIES1E. M . 1. '
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Sur(!ori Southern Pari Ho Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or Enslmh. Of
fice upHtaira, over L. M. Hoyl Co', store,
north aide of Main Mt., UUUboro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms" 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore. -
DR. V. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennli Store.
HILLSBORO - OREOOS
OM.ff. Bafhy W. O. Hnrm
DAGLEY & HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Kooms 1 and i Shute Building ;
HILLSBORO, " . . . OltEGOS.'
H. T. BAQLEY
. ATTOaNBY-AX-lAW
Office, apetalrs, over the Post Office,
Hillsboro, - Orcgoa
E. B. TONGUE
VOTE ON REFERRED MEASURES
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3. 4, S Moraan Blk. Hillsboro,
Increasing per diem of Legislators, yvvyvwyvyyvvvvvv)
yes, 35d, no 23 lb; to permiMca
tion of state institutions elsewhere
than Salem, yes, lllrf, no, vm;
fncreasins number Supreme Judges
yes, 607, no, 2070; changing aate oi
election in state from June to No
vember, yea, 2058, no, 733; Sheriff
to have custody of prisoners, yes,
1910, no, 1202; free transportation
for state and county officials, yeB,
619, no, 2491; Oregon National
Guard appropriation, yes, 546, no,
their
2485: University of Oregon appro-
Cliff C. Cutting, Sherwood; Jobn pnaiion, yee, o, uu, -- HIUSbORO
M. Kessler and Frank T. Vandom- onutm . j wd , ITZ'
elon, of Banks. 2266; closed season te lmmu
' . Der Columbia, yes. 1655, no, 14bS
BOARDS OF TRADE MEETING exclusive power to towns to licenN
ana comrui uuuci iuvm u..uu,
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Office TJpetalrs, Bailey Mtrgan Block. -Rooma,
xanls. '
HILLSBORO, - ' OBXGOM.
W.N.BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orru-i: Main Street, opp. Court Hootte.
v ORBGON
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY AT-tAW
... ..... rwr -in Renreeentatives of the several
a MtnMrt on Wnesday evening, ' county boards of trade will meet in
?-..Jr2S Theatre8 ! Hillsboro, at the Court House, to-
Morgan Blk, UpsUin. Rooms 3, 4 5
Inn 10 at tha Crescent Theatre
Admission, 60 cents. Seats on sale
at McCormick'e Music Store.
Prof. Orn, of Forest Grove, was
inthaoity this week for the pur
nf Hrillino Lne mgn bcuooi
... vAnraMntitmn: Corrum Kuu",w" , , . T o
miiviuum '
I'raotices Act; Jury inaioimeni,
exercises, to be held on June 2.
.. , n!....iv,..i..PA.Uf Pnrt. T Ar f!nlln. who Went into
land. Measures that failed to pass I the blacksmith
business at this
-Leaislators increaeed pay; More plsce a couple of months ago, nave
Supreme Judges; Armory piru- gone io oj - -
oriation; Woman Sutlrage; upen
town bill; Single Tax.
this
PROBATE
. ik hti huh uu
' "7 Poland, are spend
fog", wek with relatives in
V niimore. who bas been
A. . . . V, . , nnwAr
Bitn ioe uij mw"
taar. narii ui
IUO , .
the matter nf tha ah tain of Fred
omrners, deo'd; final account flUd
nu Wednesdav. Jnlv 8. at HI ft.
set for hearing final objsotions.
Katate R I. nu lnMt nerson-
('property belonging to said estate
f'uwea sold, inventory ana ap
rtiseiuent Bled and approved.
Card of Thaaks
Delicious ice cream, refreshing
e cold Unnl. Ivaa ami flna nnnfeo
rery for eveiybody, at L. J. Pl-fleer's..
Xl!
Mrs,
James McClaran, who died at
Males Creek, May 28
,1th relative" and friends.
8ale:-About 50,000 feet of
at IllUVU D c-" i
of Glencoe.
Phone at
1013
Thanks to Voters
oon
for
years,
Iowa,
summer w
For
dry shiplap
northeast
ninnMui.
t n Wlch. of Portland,
-1 1 nreao'h next Sunday forenoon
! ffifttln PWn. Presbyterian
t luaiaw.i .ftrnoon at
Church, anu m
Reedville.
i... flllkboro
n.iinl thin week.
aw.her. of Portland,
wneacted business In
w
noes.
The sermon before the gradu-
ating class of tbe public scnooi
will be preached in the Christian
church by Rev. Beery, next Sun
day evening, ftt 8 o'docx.
Joe. D. Tftmiesie, tbe youngest
brother of Dr. J. P. Tamiesie, was
marrlt in Portland. Wednesday,
to Mias Vera Pike. Dr. Tamiesie
and wife attended the weddidg.
Chas. Ritchey, son oi r. j
Ritohey, of the Hillsboro FiBh
Market, mu Uken to a Portland
hospital Mondfty, ftnd operftted on
m . a t I. Ta la n.
for atrftoguiwea nermo.
deratood the oparfttion will be auo
oeasful .
RAN AWAY FROM HOME ,
TJiaftiai anil Ralnh LeMasters. of
Linn county, aged 12 and 8r years
rAnntivelv. arrived in town Thurs
day morning, on the nurricane
deck of ftmilkwsgon. The boys
.tartiut from their home last Sun-
lav, ftt about 10 :ocloox. iney
tamed their eyes to the west, and
atrnnV out to Bee the great woria
kuAnJ thair nrosv home in Linn
ftSVWWM r T , .
mm . a . 1 - klAMt i rv VA
Tiiat hfttrtTft ins UOVB uioTf w
morrow Friday) nigut, wmu
business of importance will be
transacted, in which the whole
county should have a great inter
est. Farmers from all parts of the
county are especially invited to be
present, and give tbeir counsel in
the matters to be considered. Re
member the time Friday night,
at 8 p. m .
ANNOUNCEMENT
! Mrs. Henrietta Rhea, formerly of
Boiee, Idaho, ftnd her daughter,
Mra H. T. Baalev. of this city,
have purchased tbe millinery busi
ness heretofore conducted by Mrs
J. Tt Vrooman. and will conduct
the businese under the firm name
of H. Rhea & Co. at tbe same loca
tion, on Main street, just west of
Sfihn mer ch Bros.' store, uoune
1151. no. 2038: Sinele tax amend-
.... ASH nn 9flS2' recall
amendment, yes, 1741, no, 1398; Hillsboro, - Oregon,
instructing members legislature to r , , ', .. . il l. .. . . i .. i -14
vote for candidate for u. s. ssenawr
who has Liahest number of votes,
ves. 2362. no. 936: proportional
representation, yea, 1424, no, 1565;
corrupt practices act, yee, 1707, no,
1349: closed season for salmon in
lower Columbia, yes, 2045, no, 1065;
I - - . 4
return to grand jury system, yes. Those contemplating building
1578 no, 1318; to create county ol should my fi?ures. 'Both
nooa rviver, . .'t1, ,
Hillsboro --. Oregon
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
CITATION
... . J D.lnaa ill Sutherland, a minor, and to all unknown
ous irfuui '-'"7 " "V heirs at law of said Oweased, if
be, Greeting:
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON,, FOH v-
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Estate of Mary Jane
Sutherland, Deceased.
To Mrs. Grace L. Anderson, P. Ci An
derson, Mrs. Minnie B. Rowell, i. E.
Rowell. Edward J. Sutherland, Geueviere
L. Sutherland, John E. Sutherland. Mrs.
Carrie Hitchcock, Charles Hitchcock, W.
W. Fletcher and t. V. Anaereon, uuaru
an nf ihn Mnwn and estate of John E.
f any thfre I
be their motto. The patronage oi
thnsninnesd of millinery 18 bOllC tn the -name of the State of Oreifon,you
are hereuy citea ana requimi w
in the County Court of the SUte of Ore
gon, for the County of Washington, at the
To the Voter, ol Washington County o o V't,T, . on Jhe
ited.
DR. J. H. KNOX
' Veterinarian L
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
rr-'i -ii-FoaKSTGROvK v' '
Will be In Hillsboro, Tuesdays, and
Saturdays. Offlce at Redmond A Connell' a .
Livery Stable. . s
. ,. Home Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
ty belonging to said estate, at private
sale for cash in hand, as prayed for in the
petition of r . K. ttoweu, AuuuuiairMjr
of said Estate, and which real property is
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
n-u ia ttiA nrosram for Com-
mencement exercises for the gradu- ft phone wa8 reCeived ftt the
atios class of tne nmaouru y herifpa offioe, rrom unas. jouubuu
school, 00 June iu.
Invocation.
Mnstc.
l ne
As the Chairman of the Republi
can County Central Committee, l
desire to thank the Republican
voters who stood by us in the elec
tion of the primary ticket in this
lsntion. I am also very thankful
to the democrats who gave ub their described fo'iowwit:
support in uminug vv. r-- tion ind Claim 01 josepn muwumu
marv candidates that were SO Be- Mary Hinton, his wife, and being all the
7 vu 7 . a v, ;., nurt 0f said Donation Land Claim in Seo-
verely attacked in the fight just gJJJft.! R. 2 w. of the wm. Met.,
over, for Without the BUpport Of the mK off to the said Joseph Hinton,
voters that believe in the prim.r, save and except JJS
law, it would have been greatly Wimm Delawney and Ruth A. Delaw-
discredited. which eventually Bey. .his wife, ,to Williain J, RoUnaon.on
ould cause the old boBSism ru'e lduirmTorded in volume "D-- of
nth dav of Jnlv. 1908. at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, then and there to f)-n p . . VeeA Shed On
show cause. If any you have, why an or- Upp. rarmers pucu, uu
der of said Court should not tie maae au
thorizing and licensing the Administrator
of said Estate to sen certain real prup;-
Main St."
Hillsboro -" -' - . , Oregon.
. TIME TABLE
Passenger train schedule follows:
Hillsboro
11 WiuK In il.. . U una m ..otarilaV
- muui m ill aiiin nuDii v vw i ill mm uaau -- - . .
asin .... t inr ... wlslature, came
honor conferred, and trust you L ,.w m ,0teB of being elected
""I never regret your aotlon. . belts, all tyle
vocai , Lu.. nonelsoa
The lg T .7,1 W..t,.rred
,.xhe wreck of the Hesperus.
rreMntatlon of' 'dVplomM by Principal
Bates. .
Double quanci.
Benediction.
...Zenas Olson
.Lura. Tamiesie
Miss Florence Tongue
to enter into politics again;
r i Rrown. about 22 year
0(ndwitbth.U.8N
. -. at. nail riauvtovw "
narLiuoii m
. l-.o amnntatMl the fifSt
one oi e lorD -""f- y " , .
of tbe week, tbe result of an injury
.hiu on auard duty. He
-JLvwar Ha la ft ion of Mr.
Mrs: r. vr. urowu,
where Mr. orown was iu
and
this ottv,
of Ffttmington, who advised that
the boyi be detained, ana tneir
parents be informed of their where
abouts. Seen in the sheriffs ofhee,
the boye Ulked freely. They said
they left home "because they want
ed to sea the country." They had
ur f..r,r. mother, bromer ana
haKind and when asked if
BMW! ' . ,
thev would like to go nonw, oovn
rlv aaaented. The boys are
B '. , , U ... ikni.BU.a
xoepuonauy nngut iur
ftnd were well dressed, ab eoon as i
their parents can be reached, the i
boy a will be eeni nome.or, pt.uuiuB
. m . i l.iL Mill ha
the arrival oivneir iaaBr,
oared for here. Tbey walked 100
miles to reaoh-Hillsboro, averaging
20 milea ft day, nd were well en
t.rt.inaa tn the road, Neither bad
a Ant hnt ne of them was the
nrond ooBsessorof a $1 50 nlokle
wfttch. '.- ,
which we are free from at the pres
ent time.
Atrain thanking you for your hd-
eral support, I remain,
Yours very respectiuiiy,
J. W. Connell,
Chairman County Central Com,
IE
Henry StofferB, of Bethany, was
in town today, ftna caiiea.
Frank Rowell, o! SohollB, was in
the city today.
Farmers are beaming to buy
harvesting machinery.
swtina at the Hartrampf rink
Friday and Saturday nights of thie
week.
S-nole Harness $10, and up
Whips at reduced rates, to make
fnr a new ehioment. Good
aaanrtment of SWeat PSdB At IBX
lile's HarneBB Shop.
12
Leaves for Portland ,
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer........ ...
Forest Grove local. ...... .'
Corvallis overland.......
Arrives from Portland
Corvallis overland . . ... ,
which ' deed Forest Grove locak. . . ; . . .
'D" of Uec Sheridan Fiver
nrds of Deeds of Washington County, Or- Forest Grove local. . .".
egon, on Page'W and is described as Leaving Portland
touows, io-wiv: corvallis overiana
Being all inai irac or " Pnrest Grove local....
mg on the North Side of the Tualatin pT", '
iver aupposed to be 60 acres, more or Sheridan F Iyer . , . .......
less, said parts of land being a part ol tne roreai v.rov.i. , . . . . .
Joseph Hinton Donation Land Claim as Arrival in rorcimu
tahten uy asm josepn ,wu v i rwc viiwyw wn.. ..
the Surveyor General's office for the State Sheridan Elyer.......
of Oregon, according to the Laws ot ion- Forest Grove local ... .
gress, usuany caiieu iue . Corvallis overland
of land lying, beini
tion Land Claim and oounoea on ine
East, South ana Korin oy ine lumniu
River, in Section 14. T. 2 8. R. 2 W. of the
Win, jner., :ouuiiiiius u u,u. v.
i.a Rnth tracts beins in Washington
County, Oregon, and containing in all 106
acres, more or less. , m r.
Witness, tne tiou. j . . uuouiu, j uug
of the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, for the County of Washington, with
the Seal of said Court affixed this 4th day
of June. A. D. 1908 .:
(Seal of County Court.) ,
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BeoondTract: Also tbat tract or parw ....
and siiuai juas. ui i.uv -v
the East line of the Joseph Hinton Dona- wty baggage;
This Citation Is published upon you by
order of Hon J. W. Goodin, Judge of the
above named Court, made on June 4, 1908..
E. J. Godman, Coyuty Clerk.
Thos. H. Tongue Jr., Attorney for Administrator,
Robert Hartrampf, Burke Tongas
and Herman Kamnft ftnd wife, were
Portland visitors today. '.
Not much interest is beipg Uken
lVHa f.iA'i n fa frill rth nf Julv cele
bration for Hillebbro." A few per-
anna hav met ft tBe Of tWO, Ottt.
interest seems w - 'De. fiae?
eins so far al me majority i wu-
cerned. We Bhotrtd. ' conpwrJe to
celebrate and make the proper r-
rangements, or give up om wm.
the furniture buameBS.
Very reBpectluuy, - a Baird'i. . "
j n. Wllkaraon. I ftnd ooloiB, 00, ft