HILLSBORO ARGUS JUNE 18, 1903
11!
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O.K. TO HLILU TO
E BY JAN. 1
On June 15, tU rreahytery, of
Portland, met in Bethany I'rneby
irlen chimb to hr! oelnbraU th
X'tili aititi vrrnsry of that organiia
(inn. Between the time of adjourn
tit in the alternoon and the sup.
tier Ml, the meujlrt of the I'res-
. ii .i.i i Ytchrittion oil Ibvlerv and the hove of Hftihin Cornelitii and Tnrett (Arrive
,, not i I .
r I.. I., llUUKr-KIUHI UIBVOU m KKOiB OI
bae The Bethany boys did
thn djinUUtra un Trim tha iram
.HIV ALL ILL CO IQCOKSIUUS mM j r,vor , th1 nilnUUm, but
lb fact n that only on tad one
lib Iht A Unctions " iiifiuia-s were played and the Bttmttn
mlntatert
Saturday's special, lemon ice at
the Den of Sweets, i
0. 8. Robinson, of Laurel, ni in
town today.
Born, to the wife of Krneat
Barnes, Glencoe, Oregon, June 15,
1W., a eon.
mmmrn week
AT PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
After Riitht of Way
COSIKACTOUS ABB PUSHING WORK
Wanted Steady
cial Hotel.
boy, Conomer-
Graduating Kxercises Held
on Tuesday and Wednesday
ibe rtir r"
at
yd w
5h of
Street Kair will l
heitillliillK on the
llilli.b"
j ikii vear
H.nleuiler ami WJiiuuuuiB
. .a t aTa..l.-
1 2, ami 01 'clo,,Br-
i efliH ted I ueeday
lib
.nation
bt by ! elrPt'00 01 JOUU ' "
g p, Cornelius, u. a. i
Win McCmirl nd Cal. Jack,
......... I iImm m it K
Hul.
were twice at the btt
At the end of the Orel inning the
core waa I to 2 in favor of lUttL-
any. I lie line up waa follows:
J KunU, r; J. Kehrli, p; I'. Died
i.i an t i .tit a .
ll d; r . tirnaaen, iua t; u. .un
meriiian, 3rd b; VV. Dyele, r f;J.
Htiider. 1 f; C. Kii hen, o f. I'rea
bylery't team consisting of 7 luin
latere and 1 eldnr was as follower
J. It. Ltndehorough, c; K. M.
Hharp, p; I). A Thuintiioii, let b;
Mder Ueelnw, iml ti; l, M iooxr,
3rd b; C ! Brown, r f, J. Welch.
I I, C. W. Hay.,o f. Hays dis-
May Uoecct With
Llat by July 4
Uaia
C. W. Neleon, of 'Buxton, waB a
oounty seat visitor Monday.
Joe. Bono, of Kintoo, a promi
nent farmer of that lection, waa in
the city Tuesday.
BILLSBORO GlflS GRADUATE
Wa. Bale Elected Pretidcet Aeeaciate
Alumai
Oregon F.lectrio Co.'a surveyors
have finiehed the preliminary linee
from Ililleboro through Corneliui
. ... . vrawmiw umivi.-u., .-
the extennon of the road to Forest TMterday and called.
Grove ia up to the citizens of th D Alpha Hall, Corneliua,
two towns. It ia reported thai the g,turfjay evening, June 20. Tick
Orrgon Klectrio has agreed to com- els, 75 centi; Walker's orchtstra.
0 K. Palmer, of Chebalie, Wo., The graduating exercises of Tuala
is in the city this week", a guest ' tjn academy were held Tuesday at
w.jv nnee.er. Brighton chaoel. Mibb Fay Cor
Herman Uitermann, me geniai
Dennit as Chairman
(Ittew will bt appointed some tinguiabed bimeelf by tbeacrabatic
Lj aficr July llu' """" "v ""
Q .ill ImeIii, which U uncled
f
C,ke the coming tnt the beet
f: . , I.. 1. 1 In ttU nil
V 1 i.i of l'ortland. in
--nt t the iiietliog, and the tt
uVly committft mails arrange
MM with bim.lt which be is to
rnith all the atirspuone iur ir
:. .-,1 -ho has contracted to fur
bto big tents, each 24ISU feet,
lor the eihions, an to- uu.r
1.. -,l aa an auditorium, the
Lur fr n l'l'1-' uaxd
each day. lit will
Lgfiniei 5 ponceeeioim, Including
liUttn ia- , ,
1 rimers are rUt4 to save
L brt eihibits for the coining
L, The one held iaat year wa
In tj opener to every iMHiy, nu
lilb proper enuri me iair un r
m be inaue 10 ouieumw
M last yar. M everybody gel
.n,l bxwi. and make the Kan
C, b gifet and beet ever held in
STubingti.n County.
GRADUATING EXERCISES
m . t I . .1
l:,.,l.t;.itf eiercie 01 me ninm
n ..... . ..in..
We of the llilli)ora puuiir
bell at the Creecenl
Jbettre, Friday night. The W
jloting amount was kindly com-fnaoicaied:
. . ...,.1.1 It . h.. nr.
tritJ by cUm of fourleea. lii'J t"
latli pUrra la Uit 01 ifK
mHtun iuateinT. The gilu of
- .. I. ik. .... n Iht
titnuny ni wr
(Mrber. ha arrangttl Ibem In all uum
iitll ihto woitJiona ovtim
hi (u..iiilit, wtine, at one eoui
PrHnl Row bbow." A lenffllp
,.0,11111 gtwa, foltlMg of ircli
tiMi ta.l .nj liom thawoikiof tin
(ml aalbur, which gave aBivetml
plnratr Mm Kaiheiyne hhewnon ng
bit Ui fill the ipc tueitr cant hy out , .
iho (.llcl to aiU'W- 'Beware." waa
u! ui! It Metliue llarnea
UniUUr u.l Mie Kva Bailry. SielU
turow, Tennie od Ka V-alhrnel.
PtlnciPiil It. L. Baua.of Korrtl Orove
(in la hii a.1rt to theeUwa inpttmt
liibnu to Ungftllow. TUli mi wl.lr
ly rn.l aod U-.t lott.l Amerlean pod
11, ill tU lift, a moilel for auyoue to
loiuit In erhool, a lawaliUlmg attiol
ot boy; In youth, owe who almt
lolly; anil, at laat. the crowninu attain
Mint of e-Jui ation-e good mn. Aft'
film (Ik tllitumaa. he (tltMUteil Ihc
ynt, ami the half year scholerihl t"
tb two tanklnx hinbeat In cla K''",:
Tin litri to Mi. Uura Tatultle; thr tc
oud to II 1 Auguata Hlglcr.
Tba graduates were;
7iias A. OI.ll, Kltttll Atklnioit,
Miry A Scwell, Ucte B. Wtherrel,
J. AuXu.ta Higler. I.ula M. IKtiieUoo,
8ic K. rl.ly. Nettle M. Oralwl.
Damun ( .reer, Cbaa. 8. I'il'gf ralit. Oa
aid A. Olaon, Blanche llowmsa. L"
B. Taruie ate, I'.miim Gottlieb.
fuel of turning a
aaull in the attainment of 2nd baee,
but be got there all right. The
lliithany Imya knockril some hot
liners, and one two, and one three
hagger. They are 011 to their job
ind the tninieters were atifed to
ii down httfora so valiant foe
The girla on the grand I'aml were
amited at the excellent playing on
Imlh eidr-s. It waa worth all the
lime il took to see the game.
Persons wiebing to tile their
farms will always find a largestnck
ol Doe tile in our yard at Hcholls
rboee wiebing Ibe larger site tiling
hotild place their orders with a
belnre June 1. We eleocarry brick
mil building blocks. Those intend
mg to build will Gud a large sup
ply of lumler at our yard, and you
re invited to call ana loot over
. ..l-. - TL.
iur sloes, neiore purcnaeing. ne
'Jr.mer-Howell Co.HcholU; P. 0.
address, Hilleboro, Ore, U. D. 2.
The Oregon Kleelric line will be
-xtended Iroin HiiUlwto to Corne
lius and Kr si drove. A rousing
Hireling was held at Cornelius
Monday night. Forest Orove peo
ple were preeent, std there was
much enthusiasm. Kepreeenla
lives of the Orrgon Klectrio Com
pany were also preeent end ex
plained their wante. in the matter
ol right t f way. A committee was
t,t. nted bv the Uorneiius iieopie
to w.rk with the boaid ol trade
ootnmittes at Forest Urove, lor
right of way. It is not known
whether ths Company will build
funh-r than Hilleboro this year,
but In the liht ol former dec'ara-
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Hons concerning no unun,
not probable that they will.
T nt to lee. for a term ol
years, a farm ol lt seres, for dai
ry purpoeee; on milk route. Pay
coh rent Want poeseselon Octo-
Call 00 or sddreas K a
Holb 00k. Ore.. K V. I,
p'ete the road from Hilleboro to
the former place by January first,
1M. HuperintendentC. J. Miller,
seen today, said that there were
now 3) miles on each end of the
road, graded and ready for the
steel. The work of laying the rails
will begin next week. Beaverton
expects to bt connected with the
main line by July Va,
Make use of Ostermsn's Center-
win, of Hilleboro, graduated from
the Academy.
In the declamation conteet be
tween the girla Elizabeth Chalmers
won the medal. Her competitors
were Fay Cor win and Jennie Ras
ilU lrw ilf-liver. Phone orders mueen
will receive prompt attention. See In the boye' conteet between
dates elsewhere in paper. 14-16 ward and Gardner, the former won
Herman Pape, of Klondike, Ore- the medal
gon, who owns a good farm near a the evening a meeting of the
Sherwood, was in town yesterday, Alumni association of Pacific Lni
and called. vnrnitv was held in Marsh ball
Fresh fish may be had every Judge i j. Q A. Biwlby, class of '67
Ifrida.at Ritchev'a Fish Market, presming
L. Arms worthy, of Wasco, Sher
man county, was in town the fore
part of the week, vieiting old time
friends, among whom were John
Masters, Mrs. Lystrop, Lncle Tom
my Tucker, and others. M r. Arms
worthy crossed the Plains with the
immigration of 1853, coming to
Washington connty aod leaving
the county 1855 He attended the
recent Pioneer meeting in rort-
land, and is proud of bia 1Ho3
badge. Nathan Bond waa the
captain of the train of which Mr
Armswortby was a member, ana a
man named Smith was also a
leader, second in com maud. Smith,
however, died on Burnt river, in
Eastern Oregon, before the train
reached the Willamette valley.
Mr. Arms worthy is T9 years of age
and is possessed of "good health.
The Bethany and West Union
schools finished a eucceeeful year
of school on last Friday. The two
schools joined in a rousing picnic
at Weet Union there was a
'. PROFESSIONAL.
1
, F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
0(Bc-Blley-Morgan bln-k, urwtalrs.
Rouiua 12, 13 and 15. KesWetic) Mouth
went corner Kueline and becoml Hlreeta.
Both 'Phtiies.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office oiUir oTerThe Delta Drug Stnra
Hbaldenee Eaatof Conrt Hout,
In tbe corner of tbe block.
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JAME3rHlLLIPETAHIESlE.ll. 11.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Snrgaon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
CoutiulUlion in French or Englmh. Of
fice upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Co'a. aUire,
north aide of Main bt., HUlnooro, Or. .
earrrrWerrWeeV
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physiciaa and Surgeon.
splendid program at 10;30, tfiet OFFICE Rooms 7, 8 and 9
which all partook of a dnicious - TaiUATnran RWt
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
on Third street, wi north ol Main
at w
Both phones. a
W. K. 8herrill, of Vancouver,
Wash , callsd on the Argus Tues
day. Mr. Sherrill was accompanied
by Prof. Sherrill, of Orient.
For tale: A champion binder,
in irood reoalr. cheap.. Call on or
address S. M. Chapman, HilUboro.
Or., R. 4; phone 251, Ind. 14-17
Misses Kstella Marie Oerber, of
Hilleboro, and Anna B. Johnson,
of Foreet Grove, graduated yeeter
day from 8t. Mary's Academy,
Portland.
Mies Nora Miller, who underwent
an nneration at the St. Vincent
J5 hospital, Portland, several weeks
ago, came out waay, ana went w
Johnson,
PUBLIC SALE
Mil sellatpubllosaleat theC.W
i.iion larm, one nine worn
lips, and 5 miles eist of Glenooe,
lieginning at 10 A. m., on
SATURDAY, JULY 11
Bay team. 6 and 8 years old, weight
o; 4 cowa, i (reih, t freah lo Decctn
br, i freah In October: shoals, weigh!
Mba rich: t doten chickens! I'i lc
farm wagon, spring wagon, buggYi 1
plowi, to and u Inch; steel lever harrow,
cultivator, leed cutter, lj-gal kettle, ft
oo-snl onk Imrtcla. anrav pump, tnta
puller, harpoon fork, pulleys and rope;
aet work hariieia, set single buggv bar
ueaa; atccl range, air tight heating stove;
I lo-gal milk cana; a 5 g' '"lllt
houarluilil furnitiira and other Bfttclca
t"o iiiinieroiii lo mention.
Terms of sale: $10 and under,
osshin hand, over $10,0 months
time at C per cent, on bankable
note. 2 per cent, off for cash over
10.
C. W. MCICH.
J C Kuratll, auctioneer.
Lunch at noon.
RECEPTION AT LEISY HOME
r,ar llethsnv; phone I'soiuc ntatee,
3CJ, out of Hillsboro. t
An ei j lysbls school picnic w
held at the Corev Grove, at Moun--aindale,
June 12 The stage was
i ..i frns. tl iwers and
ii. Thn nronram baan at 1U
o'clock a m , and lasted until 1 P
m Mrs. Wealing, the teacher, bad
charge of the programme. A stand
on the grounds dispensed soli
drinks, etc. Following the pro
gramme, an excellent dinner was
: .1 man on a bucking
HOI Vfi ,.. f Vxlix
broncho gsve an einiintwn u.
ability. In the evening u-u
... had in the Mountaindale hall
At Bhemood, the live ohildren of
W.F. Young from 0 to 15 years o
at
0 .V i... -iiv. moaeles. but are
10 tneir ocu" , , . .
. ii .a iou d be expected
ir"" in m.nv other
, i ih. same neighborhood
lauiin - " , I...
A child of Mr. and Mrs. mw...
broke out with measles two weeks
airo at a school eoiBrmiuv.,
scattering the contagion broadcast.
We curry too rony articles 1 lo
enumerate, but w. have . .nvthmg
., farmer needs. The largest
i.nn in Washington
SlOCK ever . , . 11
county, snd can and
competitors-Schulmerioh Bros.
The annual school meeting was
held in this city Monday. A. A.
.. -it o sntAii nireuiui -
wor.r,v.::". -hr. time has
cei'U nr. ' i.,
00 . o... Rosnnwwas re-elect
fXp reu. hoed the
iobinVlthyfioancial
. .! Tk u a aooa
OUIIU'i'""- --
tendance, and muon iu
taken in the meeting.
. .-..I. - .a. nbl eon ol J
uino in a wagon in the Darn
rd fart Monday, fell out ana.n
. SS manner fractured his tt. ,i.h
I'red I. Harper to J K Ijlly, 5 acres
in S Shepherd diet I n 4 w... $4
0 W llartiet et ui to laaac B Mullen,
part of Uk B Fauview add, llilla
lioro 105
II T Turner ft ui to A W Smith,
il 77 acrra in J I. Hitklin d I c t I
a i w
Abraham K union et 1 to W K I'egg,
lota I and , blk N Dilley. I
Alir Whrelrr et el to Mary A Mor
mon, lota 48, 49 "d 50, Beaverton
Kreilville Acreage 1017
l-.l ward I) Kouuda to K It lx-hazer,
t t of O V tiihaou d I c t 1 a 3 w.1000
Sarah R Montgomery to Merman
SaUwedel. loU 6 and 7, block 1
Henry'a aild, Corneliua. oo
John Urmgen to Jobu (..feller et al,
nart of arc It t 1 U X w
W A Shaw et al to Mattie Rice. loU
I anil 2 Miineaawvou - nA
John Hartnuin et ua to Mrs Ktnma ner noun u.cu.
Cheney, lou 4 sud $ block 19. ur- A rf A McCardy, of Corne
iieuus 1
1-ilwin Wagner et al to Jeaae Hob
eon. M acrel iu L Jse Horner d 1
etiasw -'900 n, A. B. Bailey was
. a a .... . 1 - w
avlil r. MOUley ei u 10 nuua k
Little, part of blk J3 Forest Grove 775
Anna I. Little et al to Millie Hol
lingaworth, parts of Iota t and 2,
l tuitvale add, Forest Grove 10
Thomas Littlehalei to Clarence Carr
lota S and 6 blk 10 Soulli rara ana
Forest t trove J""
luveatmeut Colo I B Nichols et ux,
I..U 6 and 9 North Tigardville 63K
J J Wigginaet al to C V nomricn, in
li anil I s Uluca I v uni m
Grove '37
Marv K l.vatrul) et al to W A Shaw,
imrt of A J Mtem d I C 1
luvtuieiit Co to K J Goilman, part
of J L Ilicklind I c t 1 a 1 w 500
C F Tig"l et ui to C S Tigard, 17
arrra in acC 10 t J a I w - JO"
Albert N SUnton et ux to Carrie
Fuller, part of Thus Hart it 1 C t 1
is..... 10
Uwis It VauKlctk etui 101.0 er-
.... nlvMlllll W I"
luncheon prepared by tbe ladies of
the neighborhood. The afternoon
was spent in games and exciting
races of all kinds, finishing with a
tug of war between the boje of the
two Bchools, which was won by
Weet Union. Ralph Wann has
charge of the Bethany school and
Lawrence Dixon the West Union.
Hazel wood Ice Cream and Hires Root
Beer
Oueht to bo Eood thia time ol year;
You'll find such things your heart to
cheer
At th atore owned by Palmateer.
If he can't auit you 'twill be queer,
For folka do come from far and near
So why not all towards him ateer,
He'll treat you well don't doubt or fear.
L. J. Palmateer, Prop.
Thompson Bros , of Mountain
dale, who recently suffered the loss
L:r,.3"nf their mill and several thousand
Among uieuiuuio ui mo ji""f , . .
class were: Miss Wilbemina Es- feet of fine lumber by fire have
ther Heidel. of Hillsboro, and Rob concluded to rebuild the mill on
ert Alexander Imlay, of Reedville. the old site. W. H. Thompson
Miss Eleanor Sewell, of Hilleboro, wb in town Taeay to receive the
gradusted from the Conservatory new engine which the firm bough
H.l a nnnir in Portland, ana wor on vuo uiiu
Portland lawver. formerly of Hills- will begin at once
boro, was chosen President of the
Associate Alumni of Pacific Uni-
varaitv. for the ensuine vear. Mr.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
After an introductory address by
the presiding officer, J. E. Msrsb,
class of '67, gsve an address, "Then
and Now in Far Cathay."
Five minute talks were given by
H. W. Scott, 'C3; Edward Watson,
CG; Dav Raffety. '67; and Mrs.
Harriet Hoover Killen, 69 Music
was furnished by Misses Maud aod
Kste Shaucon, Miss Sara Glance
and J. E Walker.
On Wednesday, the University
rreduatinz exercises were held
o . .
The firm now
have about 800,000 feet of logs cut
and ready for the saw.
Roorna 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreet. Over Dennia Store.
HILLSBORO - OREGON
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Saw. ft. Saawaur ft. m. Hmrm
BAGLEY at HARE
-ATTORSEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLSBOaO, . . 0BE605. .
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H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNRY-AT-LAW
Office, npttalra, over the Foat Office,
Hillaboro, - Oregon
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
. 1 vBreitr
Hub, cut a bad gash in nis leiv 100. rg Heide, Miga Effia Qod
thia forenoon, wnue spmung woou. v Barrett aDd wife were
callea ana . r.Am Huiahnrn
Mr. Barrett was one 01 me epoaa-
sewed up the gaeb
Wm G. Hare and B. A. Barber
went to Portland Tuesday, as del
egates from the local lodge to the
Pythian Grand Lodge, which met
10 rortiana, inie wees.
want a liuht for vour place 01 ousi-
nees or residence it is the F. P. you
want, as it i3 the cheapest light.
csndle power for candle power, by
half of any lighting plant in the
lTnitd States. Correspondence
solicited by A. C. Philip, General
Distributor, ForeBt Grove, Ore. 14
The undersigned will sell at public . Reedville baseball nine de
If you are in need of a light and Rooms j, 4i & Si Morgan Blk, Hilleboro.
era at the Alumui banquet.
AUCTION SALE
1 - a f 1 awv-va
If you intend tocelebrste the 4th auction at tht Wm. LurtiB larm. fe(ktej the Oregon Nursery nine on
of July at home, you will insure 1 miles south of Reedville, at 10 tne nursery's grounds last Sunday,
the family a fine time by buying o'clock a. m , on the 8Core being 16 to 15. lniB
the credentiaU, such as icecream, SATURDAY, JUNE 27 majr.eB the fourth game the Reed
candies, fresh roasted peanuts and Team wotk horJea, aaddle horse, driving TQie boyB have played and they
fire works, etc, or if you maxe tne horse; 13 cows, grauea jersejs, 7 ir haye onjy joet on8 0i me iour. .
ice cream at home procure tne ice oiai, - -. -3 fall- Homer C. Parrish, who lived in
at the Den of Bweets. i blood tIMy bull caut ,-year-old bull; 3 giiiBDOr0 jn the Eighties, recently
A. McGill one of the proprietors brood tows, 8 MB.rcJ"5 graduated from the medical depart-
ofthe Oregon Nureery at Orencal, 8; t of the University of Illinois
' ly, tiart of ec U t J 1 w... .
t J C Hare et ux to Kmet Goff et al,
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JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offict Upataira, Bailey Mtrgaa Block.
Rooms, laala.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. BARRETT .
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ornea : Main Street, opp. Court Rotioe.
HILLSBORO. , ' ORROON
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upataira, Rooms 3, 4 aa s
Gal-
4900
96.79 acrea in ec 7 1 1 i'
rs i' radv et ux to Sarah
breath, tract in tec 12 t J a I w...... IJJ
John Feroeretal to Henry Jarrett,
.,.,1 ,,r 11 1 1 a r 4 w '7J5
Fete Petereoii et ux to Burdett Ship-
man, part ol blk 7 rorrai v."-- '
v Swift et ux to Claud O Wllkei,
part of R S Tupprt d I c t I I t. &40
I. Miller et ux 10 j 1, iny". -i
acret In Horace Parson d 1 c t t s
Kuuna" Alberta et al to t. 8 Keenon,
n e of e X ec 15 j "
CHABROL
Chabrol (22732 Regie ereaj, er-
gian 8allion, importea iroiu
e 1 !.!. 01 Aft mnnda
a. at nf thia nitv. was in towu yoo- m,r 1 m hack, eoori as new: neavy Hin borne IB in v uour, ? u ,
i...- an rannrta that tne Utegon hack. a bugeies,.V tnen Mlicneuwagun, L. i . hmther ot Mrs. W..
Bleetrio Company has 30 teams at plow., harrow . double rtovel. aingie an4 MrfJ H Q. Gaild 0f this Hillsboro, - : Oregon
work grading right of way in dib harnes.,Vtdouble city.
neighborhood. The urBerypfople huggybJlrllesSlietiingle buggy harneaa, T Daretv, of near Glencoe,
nave a steam ronor . ,." .ov , ..a in Hi laboro veeteraay, ana ex
.lUn mtIV rani 9
their BtreetB in J 17
town. They will have a station on ne grinder Beariy new;i0Cu.
the Electric line, when tbe road is bator tnd broojeri god aa new; Wood
oompleted.
PUBLIC SALE
t -;n n at nnblio Bale at the J
w Hwell farm. 1 mile east of
Hilleboro, beginning at 2 o'clock p.
m., on
SATURDAY. JUNE 27
n.. .,... weleht uoo, Black Diamond
ur..v,inton conntv. will make tht " . 1. J,fik mi 1 freah toon; Hoi-
atein bull; a yeaning nomi, a
inch wide tire wagem, light wagon, with
pole and ehatu; neavy aingie u.-
I
nets, aet aouoie naruw, -
3 14-inch plowa, 6 inch plow; a harrows,
r' ... nn... and forks: 4 dozen
chlcen; 30-gallon Iron kettle, aud
other articles too numerous to mention.
sale: $10 and under,
f ims. as follows:
Monday morning until Tuesday
morning, at H. H . Boge s farm
near Farmlngton; Tuesday noon at
W. K. Smith's larm.near
... m. ni.lil at HlllS-
sawmui; iueeu -- ---
1 U'.naarlas nOOO Bt JBKII
poro, WaAnmZi Tarmanf
VeniVg" to' Thursday moTningTat cash, over $10 6 montha' time, ap
Mavi B'os ' Btablee, Glencoe; bal- proved note, at 8 per cent.
?'I'f -V at Hartrampl'. Bta- J. W. SEWELL, Owner.
rrrmihboro I B. P. Comeliue, Auctioneer.
"'"i ..r j aon na
Termn-Tiu, W D
taken to prevent acoidenU, but will
not be responsiDie snoum r
For furtner inturuiM"
hibited a pretty little rawn, wnicn
h found wandering about alone in
the woods The little animal was
much admired, especially by the
and numerous other children who saw it. It 18 quite
tame, and will make a nice pet.
Edwin S. Tucker, of Kingston,
Idaho, and Miss Emogene Nora
Moss, of Mountaindale, were mar
ried in this city, Monday night, by
D nilnatr f.k. ThBV 16U 1UGB-
L3 V V"a- ,
day morning for the home of the
bridegroom, in Idaho,
Tha hatahall name at Banks last
Sunday, was one of the beet played
in the county mis eeouu.
unm .m won bv a score of 3 to
2. The Brunn team is easily the I
beet amateur club that has played
the Banks boys this year.
A Basket Social will ba given for
the benefit of the Bank Stars base
ball nine, at Banks, Saturday eye-
w an All awa nnrn i a 1 1 V
in said estate, ning, June n .
:;io i.adifiH urine vour uao-
Mnhamk cook stove, in eood condition,
cupboard, kitchen treasure, oaoy cam-
age, nearly new
articles.
Terms of sale: $10 and under,
cash; over $10, one year's time, 8
nor rnnt. aDnroved note. Lunoh
at noon.
Wm. Curtia
- H. L. Burchell
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Ed. Shute. Clerk
CITATION
G. M. Hunter ;
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should e-et mv figures. Both
o
Phones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro Oregon
SWISS FARMER INJURED.
IN THE COUNTY COUNTY OF THE
STATE OP OREGON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Iu the matter of the guardianship of John
J5. Sutherland, a minor.
To John K. Sutherland, Grace L. Ander
son, Minnie a. noweii,
Sutherland, Genevieve L Sutherland,
W W Fletcher and Mrs. Carrie
Hitchcock, next of kin, and all other
persona interested in said estate.
Greeting:
t.. tha n.m nfthA State of Oretton, you
are hweby cited and required to appear iu
si., rinmiiu 1 'uiiirr. ni tn nutiei in vicavni
for the County of Washington, at the
court room thereof, at Hillsboro, in the
DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian -
Office; Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Gaova
Will he in Hillsboro. Tuesdays, and
Saturdays. Oftice at Redmond Connell' a
uvery oiaoie.
kete.
14 15
our.
ad drees , w
Otto Hsrtrampi, raauagm.
HiliBDoro, uro.
C-tf
Adolf Krutaohmann, a
lavmar. livina near tbe
Dlace. northeast
of
Sw'lBB
Sewell
tewn, was
About 50,000 Kale Plants
n.-ii 1.11 .1 ih Morton Greenhouse,
nun ioiv --- . k... -j ; ... -i
1 I.-h nf lnmil.1. DBUUHKVi 1 art irnm 1UD uivna
0T.k'..,, 14 Srmt the olace. This
other plantB.
The five months' old daughter of
flhaa. W. Robinson and wiie, 01
' . 1 . . , 1 e n I mun.
i- waaMiurtnn. on Monday, tne navrinn Home, aiea 01 euiuni
V.-;.K. in .1. 1 fn kh a """" " . ' .... .1 TU.
isthdayor juiy, itw,aiwu"v..-.- . -ti on tbe loin mei. im
brtnooaof that day. then .nd ther tc 0 . t0 Hillsbo-
SUOW cause, ii J . . , - a.nJJ Wllia
der of said court, snoum uu "T, I ro. and interrea in me uuui. oi-
,lt,.afimi and lnvmsine r. t. I '
of the person oemewi jr.
uther- . a r,
niantu yaiiuiwfl.uvi
the kinrdom of Bulgaria
Kia firnt naDers before
bile his team, which waa unhitch- $J'0 M. Row.il Dona- County Clerk Godman this morn-
was ruuuiuK tlou Land vmm o, vt m x. :n
t.h.. ur.ui.,i4 pAimtv iimtrnn. nflacriDfu i o
WSI WMl m r."rv,S. at the Tir xr1n Rnnrm
Aafl A sual vt In ill d last Monday, it is 4,( arann. the iruamiau of the
new Diva v iijwiv- w . ' " . t . i e
" A k kia Isam. He waB and estatt ot saw minor, jouu l
found lying
field where
1 hi" He &XyiZZSn Geo. S
t unOOneOlOUS W the hgI1Q' au0f the right, title and interest of naiive of
he had gone to plow, the said minor in the following described
first attracted he attention .of .h N.K.corne T. R Imbrie at
W a m m 1 LJ i .nal I w .
mrs John Long, of Meaonamovmu., gome manner h..-.-- - ,
Portland, on June 8, tendered an bone, ur. Tamiesie wa d'na
recention tn hae nnole. Edson .iiBnilnd to the child b injuries.
Marsh, of Boise, Idaho, at the reel- p . Win8Ce and daugh-
denoe ol Isaac Leisy. in WoodUwn. r t0 Corvallia Tuee-
Ice cream and cake were served on d tfae Rraduating Mr- quired
t lawn, which was lighted, with r. - lhe 0. A. 0 , Earl Wal see
order of
voinese lanterns, nung UIlu. ,u" bainB one of the graauawn.
nirirlanma ..a aaailtalArl ttm BBT lllUir I " . f I . . aaaa
family arc
ni... .
;r. . kn whan she
.. - r.Hi..i-tnn l ' . - .
Notice mv""
mauiiatslv notified the neighbors,
... . h thai . . 1 k.nxnKt him to his
c,.i.d proposals win oe rei - wD0 came iuu mi
... .... r.i.n (,i w aiiii.K.v' I w n m a , . r .uiimo. . m u
,eued lor tne """'.r
Greear
handannna rnasa nhlrth sro abun
aantly in ba yard. Mr. rasreu, j. u. - Wagner
ii ul t- w.ah nuton Anm n ed until fall 10 lDO ""B:n
"uu ii win a now ii iu , . . i- , hpe
county, haa reached hie 74th year, house, in this o Hy, wm"
- i . -
lne , j.w.Ooodta,
County Judge.
k...k.n A 1 vino nn the BTOUnd, im- V , ,- s R dnirrees E. 13 ohn.
UMM"" " -!-t.i v"". u"l.l..nnt.ltllnr SO
to tne place oi ut'Biuiiiua.w"."..
acres, more or less.
Also beginning ia ens. l"-""" "a
from the N. E. corner of said Claim, and
running thence N. tSK degrees W 9.3Sche,;
hencel. 23 degrees W.. 6.42 thai thence
S. 00 degrees wminuwn o. w-- -
Si. 80U&. line of th. North Hof said
27.32 cits, to the place of beginning, con
taining SO acres, nuw " ,
Witness, the Hon. J W. Goodln, Judge
Washington County ua-
til P: m of Jn. Wb, .sea J. nhoned for. found that his patient
IL CtrVu.. Mill .bout One. mile. bieeding at the mouth, and unable
tue oiu iji... -.ill he re-1 . . .. m tj il- V.. kt Viaan
thev Will
to Cali-
and flnrino all these vears bat
lived in single WeBBedneaa. IboBe
present were: MeserB. and Mea
dames Douglass Leisy, Iaaao Leisy,
C H. Blanchird, W, T. Lyons, W.
T. Mnntetnmpro. Clvde Watson,
Mellion, John Ling; Mra. WiUpn, jurie8 a Bhort time ago. .
Hainea. MiseeB Nora nuwr, Karl Conner, oi ;--;:,.
.a .1 1 aaaa
remain until iney reiu.
r...ia fie the winter.
j B Thompson, of Thompson
-J' ..inriale. was in town
UroB., Biouu... ---- -T. pBon was
itirldera will be re-1 . wUanilw hn had been
" ad to depo.lt a certified check for $ - . . . ' 0n9 of hU
cent of tbe amount oi tne.r0.u. f Jn5ared and hifl
IU IRS " r-" v .
.kl narind OwinS tO hlB In-
tnriaa. he haB been unable totel
how tha accident occurred, and
. :h .ii n a I u:i. h ama in h ffminins Borne-
" f ih w-k, aa lollow.: Krutaohmann, is aged about 30
Monday, Greeovil e and yeara, ana nas a ,.,.
fnaadav and rriaay, uii.,
il.J..iHl. IjBIBVT"":, --- I 1 IVXITBi OUCVIBI UU
riaiA i iiiH lui suv vwh i aai invai in 11 ur bl uuiui d, y a. v w
univt . otuiviHt
of tbe County Court of the State ot Ore- be rendered by
?.onJor. th.6ounty of WW P Servic
tne oesi ui o1""" UUUU"J r '
day of June. A. D. WDSU1Ii
This Citatlou Is served ujion you by or
i'. fi w fjlin. JndKe ot the above I
named uoun, wnicu i "
June loth, A. i'. TnMnITE m .
inua. jn. vt v ! w wj
Attorney for Guardian.
IT .lallll
BaOUIlW- " nino h- "7ft ataB.r.h.
i'16 new line of trimmed bate at
of Miss Kva Bailey, this
fear
Mra
1 J. ' tTal L. I
mma Hainea, Hum manuow". t
T.n T ru. Voa Mnnt- l.
"nujr uyuua, r ma auu -.- j I weea. " irt
Romery, Helen Long, Bernlce and w york) of Reedville, was in
auua wataon; MesarB. rerry . . day
A
r
. . - .w i nnv inn in iiiujujcu -
Pnon , it nrtnoa Rnva' hats and caps,
overinvu"""" r mv. tt nn nn . H. Khea & uo buo
" t.iiit.. of Mra. Watroua.
expect to return Saturday.
Thov $100 up. H. Rhea & Co.,
cessors to Mrs. Vrooman.
. il rries,oi - at-rdav
rial, school house, waa an Mgu. -
aa ftrtind T.odiie. Pvthian SiB
a .hifih convened in Portland,
CtO " mmm
Tueeday and Wednesday.
nwiu.an'a Ann exercises will be
held in the Congregational church
next Sunday at U o'cioca. a. m.
Evening Ber vices at 8 o clock. A ll
are weloome.
Children's day at the M. a.
hn..nh Snndav evening. A good
ea Dy tne
Services at
11 o'clock a. m
Mra Ida Heckman. of Portland
viaited with friends in Hilleboro
yesterday.
Writ. Rueffner and Fred Groeaen
of Helvetia, were in the county seat
caller Tuesday.
The eohool children of Verboort I
.in an entertainment at For
esters Hall, Sunday evening, bw-1
ginning at 8 p. m.
Kuratli Bros. Bold a lot for
fiWnk Ballard to Harry Asbahr
for $450, this week.
Lsmon ice, Saturday, at .the Den
ol Sweets.
ZZomo (Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Main bt.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
Deputy District Attorney John
M. Wall, who has been seriously
Bick for some days past, ib this
morning reported much better.
J. W. Hartrampf, who waB re
ported aeriouBly ill last Thursday,
has recovered and ia able to be up
and around.
Regular communication of
Tualitv Lodge No. 6, A. F. fc
A. M , Saturday evening, June zu.
Work in tbe M: M. degree. Visit
ing brethren are cordially invited
to attend.
W.O. Doneleon ia Btill at the
same old Btand, doing businesB aa
usual. Everything in the lurni-
ture line, from a curtain pole to a
bird's eye maple dresser. 1 ney are
Bwell; drop in and looc my biuc
over. Alwaya pieaeea w tuu
goode. '
Geo. Ledford, who waa atricketi
itn.n w th an ax. in XO nauuo UI
Jaa. Weldon, at the HiliBDoro con-
denser, last week, la idis ioto ou
.. ' . . tir.tJa ail fa whA
on trie street, yyoiuuu o
anent several days here, iasi weea,
:. in Stmttle. endeavoring to
ia nnw in nttiiUOi DUUunivwMk
arrange lor money to get ber hus
band out on bail. The aanount re
quired la low.
vura auu muufiu'""-j