HiLUBGRO ARGUS, JULY 9. 1008
ADYEHTIS1NG FUND
VLMIHV All imki.ii
Money to Advertise County
j I'liulically AHsuicd
roHEHr t'VE C,VEH HEI Hm
Aid. JV"
At.ltel.lt
Will l.e
i
ylri.Uv. Mr. Adam, "I""""'
U ll H.ulhr PacihVa public.
ihtHuitwl Mageiti, end T
R linbri, ibi oily, canvassed
.. . (,ir aulwi'Mlitlona In Hi
fjtl.l l adveltiee aablllglollroUII
lr In U above ",J megaina,
....I il the AUk Yukon fair. Mr
im,rin rrpurle that HilUboio'p
,bir t iuy- ubauriUd
i... .Im.uI lt Forest Grove ha
UU.
' "f h amount riUiriH
... u.nm tit founiy leniawvr
,lrlntiou f II.IMI. It no
' ,k if the whole amount would
lUW
r.iMHl. end met um mho in
tm w'ul.l ba available for giving
tbli county a thorough J vriinitig
Oihr counlie era coming up with
lhif advertising fund, end Irom
ik. ..resent outlook, Washington
wuuiy will receive it" 'illt "f
publicity el the ''
through lb" other iiiediiuiie Tl a
Mmiuitlw hope" l wu" lb"
mill uiu remaining ' be raised,
luoiiirrn.
SAMUEL KULK
Karl FUk.ofBchoUe. wai in the
ily Saturday.
J mob liuchnle, of Cornelius, was
III tb city today.
Haturdsy'e aiiacial. RirtwUrr
sherUl, Deo of BweeU.
Harry Cballaoorub. of Corneliui.
wan n Argue caller today.
TenU, camp stools, haminocke.
canvaaa cola, at I'attaraonV
K.I. Hcbulrneriob vieiled Port
ami Widueaday, on business.
TenU, ramp etoola, hammock a,
ranvana cots, etc. at 1'atiarann
Will Kiiumr. of Cortland, visited
his (areola in tlii city, on the
Fourth.
Mr. Hyao.of Portland, a nephew
of W. A. lioae, spent tba Fourth
in Hilisboro.
Miai l.enor Younger, nf Portland,
the guest of Mim Kay Corwin,
ovar tba Fourth.
Restaurant bueiueee for tale
cheap, for raib. Muit aell at
one. Call at tbii office. 15 ft
Mra Han aud deugblr,of Port
land, will epeud a portion of the
attminer with tba Berbers, iu thin
city.
logan berries for sale, ooe-belf
mil Kant of town Inquire of Km
il Hrna, Hillabnro, H. I). No. 2,
Hoi 4. 1G-7
L. N. Uilnett, wife and aoo, of
Mttll. Waab , are gueata of Mr.
Oilnetl'a pareuU, Mr. and Mra. K.
I.. AblMitl.
din-ount of 15 ier cent
on crn dooraand adjnalablewin
doar acreana. for a abort time only,
ai I'alteraou'a. 17-20
STATE FOOD AND
DAIRY niSSlONEK!
Visits HillhhoroanJ Talks In-tcreHtii)K-y
About Work
"MOKE ISO BETTEK DAIKV COWS"
II. Fob, of Buxton, auent Sun
day in Hillrboro.
Wm. Ijiiwunont, of Galwi Crtk,
aa in town yeaterday.
Wm. H:hrnidt, of near Greenville,
called on the Argue today.
Tenta, camp Btoolc, hammocks,
canvae cole, etc , at Pattjraon'a.
The Balern Cherr? Fair ha Iwen
poRtKined to July W. 17 and 16.
A new line of men'a and la diet'
Old
Soldiers Hold a
)ays Celebration
Four
EVENT WAS A GKASD SUCCESS
Watblagtaa Riibeit Caaaty Oatilde (h()e juat in at John Dennia' atore Ktr r
Wilbur McKldowney, deputy
poetmaHter at Foreet Grove, was in
town Tueeday.
Apply
UaHatimh la the Stale
' Waahington ia the ricbeat county
in the atate, outaide of Multnomah,
courdderlug Ita aize and popula
lion," declared Bute Food and
Dairy Comiuiesiooer, J. W. Bailey,
in Hillahoro, today. Mr. Bailey ia
making ofilcial visits to the varioua
countiei of tba Blate, and atopped
ofT at Hillaboro at noon today, lo
the txerome of hla oflicial dutiea.
"The dairy buaineea hu made
Waahington county," continued
Mr. Bailer, "and now that your
county haa the lead, it should
maintain it by getting more and
better dairy cows. Think of a
thousand carloada of condensed how eeus, for a abort time only,
mm ana cream going out or yoor .tp.tt.r.ODg. 17-20
couoty every year, and all tba
product of Waahington county
cowa. And added to tbia, the large
the Veterans
Preaeal
bo were
The Washington Veterans' Abco-
Binder for sale: A good second- ciatiou went into camp at Comeli-
hand binder with trucks.
to R. F. Petera, Hillahorn.
A, Pieraon.of near Reedville, and
Geo. Harms, of near Centerville,
were county aeat visitors yesterday.
Bpeoiaf discount of 15 per cent
on screen doors and adjustable win
dow screens, for short time only, at
Patterson's. l-20
W. 0. Donel son attended the
annual meeting of the Undertakers'
Association, which met this week
io McMinnville.
Special discount of 15 per cent
on screen doors and adjustable win-
Sinul U"if. a plmirer of this coun
ty, wia found dad in tba pantry of
bii borne, nar llravurton, Moiiday
morning. Corouer Brown wi no
tiM. and had Dr. Kobinaon lwik
iulo the maltr The latter report-
d that an iniUMt, in ba opinion,
an not nti-eeaary, a Km I evldnt
If died front heart trouble. Itolf
bad luflorwl during tba night, and
II l thought be had gone t i the
pantry to find aoiiialhiug to rulieve
bit pain, when death over In k him
Mr. Roll waa a pioneer id
tod a well known in tbiaootiu
t, where he had lived many year.
Dm r ed eetlled near lea Virion,
alter cmning I" this etale 11.
Gm wife waa Buannab IVrler.
One aon waa b irn f thi union, 1..
K ltulf.nl Portland Married Mt.
llioiia Thomaa iu December, lHt.
Kie children were ma to them:
Oil, Z ira, Clark, Mary aud Jeenie,
all of whom are married eicepl
l'lrk and Jeei. Mr. Kolf died
ia I'M Hi, DtHwad wa known a
ao boneet and upright citiieo, who
loved and reepecled by all wtio
knew hi m.
Ha waa aim a (1. A. U. veterau.
Ha Iwlonaed to the llrnt regimeiil of
Oregon Volunteers, and pariici
inted in the Indian war of the
Norlhweat iu the early ilaya. He
li nurvived bv ix children, and
waa aged about Til years, luter
lueut tmik place at Heaverlou, on
tba day following his death.
PUBLIC SALE
I till sell at no hi ic aaleat thaC W
bsicb farm, one mile wel nf Thil
li, and 5 miles east t( tllencoe,
beginning at HI a. m., on
HATlMtDAV, JULY U
HT Um, b end K rr old, weight
J, 4 ., a lreli, 1 Irmtl ill Itaceiu
lur, i fifth In Oclul.er; lioeU, wciglu
HjlU emir, 3 doen cliUkem; J S im li
(urn wagou, npritig wKon, tKltV. '
plot, lutiut 1 1 tiu-b; Htcrt lever Imrrow,
mltlv.ior, tetd culler, 15-1r.nl kellle, b
fciKl oak Iwru U. irv tmmp, tinnp
puller, hm ixxm fork, uufleva and roie;
Ml woik ImrtiriN, net ingle l"i!gv ''
r; Mtel ruie, air tight heating "tove
a lo-uwt milk can: 1 cal MiilW cn.
houthold furiilliir mid other articles
to uiiuiciom mention.
Terms of sale: 10 and under,
each in hand, over $10. tl months
time at o per cent, on bankable
note, i per cent, off for cash over
110.
(J. W. MUCH.
J C Kuratll, auctioneer,
bunch at noon.
Married, at the M. K paraooage,
HilUlH.ro, Ore., July 1, l'.KW, by
Her. Belknap, Guy Hoover and
Kdna May Hundley.
For ale: A uhaipioo binder,
in good repair, cheap. Call on or
addrea 8 M. Chapman, HilUhoro,
Dr., K. 4, phone 2M, lud. H 17
p. 1). Hrown and wife. Miss
Helen Ordeman and P. I. Abbott,
ell of Portland, were gueaU at the
home of K. L Abltott and wife,
Hunday.
Cbauncer Miller and 8 H. Jef
freyn, nf tbia place, went over to the
Nehalem 00 fibing trip, trie lore
part of the week, ei peeling to re
turn Friday,
Mra. 1. K. Wilkaa and her two
children aud Klla and Ward
Wilkee. leave tomorrow for Ilwaco
here thev will aiod several
week.
It-A black horse, with whits
spot on forehead and white spot 00
line Left bind leg swollen at an
kle. Ten dollere rewaru. ur
barino, Beaverton, Ore. 17
John li. Bteveneoo, of Portland
delivered the Fourth of July oration
.1 it. Watt's Grove, near Forest
Grove. Hi effort waa very highly
spoken of by tboee who beard it.
Kor.le: Fill, by Lovelace; 3
veara old; weight UW; gentle,
-.il.l.rnke. and nood traveller
win miki No 1 roadster; city
broke -Frauk Weisenback, Witch
Haiel.Ore. '
v H. Wehruna returned from
;.it t Seattle, veeterday. He re
porta that the Oregon building on
Vokon.Alaeka lair grounds 1
about half completed, and that
work is progressing id a saiis.ac
Dry way.
K B. 1'oole, mail carrier on
Hilisboro il, shibitajd 14 Urge
English gooselierries this week,
which weighed 3 ounces, and which
when placed side by aide, uieasurtd
quantities of cream shipped to Port
land direct from the dairiee. West
ern Oregon is naturally a dairy
country, and io time the Willa
mette valley will, lead the world ID
tbia industry." "
Mr. Buley M lamenting the fact
that hie 6oe buggy team was in
cinerated in a Portland livery barn,
tbia week. He leaves this evening
for points up the valley.
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
We nrrntly mused the pntrouKt? and
Ucre of our culometn lant veur, owiuf to
the f.ct that our yant wu lull 0 tie mud
we could not attend to them, but we are
pWed to suite tliat a great numtier of
It wm reported that the houe
of Col. Haycee, between Cornelius
and Forest Grove, was destroyed
by fire Tueeday.
Neil WUboo, who i connected
with the P. R. A N. surveying
party, between Hilisboro and the
CoaBt, was in the city yesterday.
Cherries on the tree at 2c pr lb.,
at mv ranch. Cornelius Brown
place, beyond Harris' bridge. H.
M. Basford, 4 miles southeast of
Hilisboro. 17
G. W. Barnes, the newly elected
Justice of tbe Peace for North and
South Hilisboro, has opened an of
fice in tbe Chenette Row, next to
Kuratli Bros.
Sermon br the pastor in tbe
us on June .10, and continued over
the Fourth of July. Oak Grove,
the scene of the camp, was lighted
with electricity, and camping fa
cilities were quite eatiefactory to
the old "vete," who thoroughly en
joyed themselves during tbe entire
time. Martial music stirred the
blood of tbe nation's defenders, and
many veteran visitors were present
to enliven camp fire scenes. The
exercises on German day were high
ly appreciated by til. patriotic
sonars being rendered in both Ger
man and English. The address by
Hev. J. F. Doescher wsb replete
with patriotism. Hilisboro day
brought a large attendance. The
programme rendered by the Hills
boro school children waa high!
complimented. The programme is
given elsewhere. Rev. Blake de
livered tbe oration of tbe Fourth,!
in .bis usual splendid style. The
final, game of baseball was won by
the Forest Grove Colle, over the
Verboort boys. All in all, the en
campment was a great success, and
reflects much credit on the Wash
ington County Veterans' Associa
tion, under whose auspices it was
held.
TKNNKSSE&
Tohn Miller, I; iot!i Inf. . ..irilsWo
V Peter, A !2th. 1st Lav,rorest l.tovc
The following program was ren
dered at Cornelius, on July 3rd.
Hilisboro Day:
Music, Ipartment G. A. R. I .mm Corps
Song, "America," by 40 school girls,
I'fof. Fisher, leailer.
Reading, by Mrs. Magru'ler.
Song, by Veteran Male double Quartet.
Song, by Mr. F. A. Ilaynes.
Song. "Nellie Orae," by 40 school girls,
Frof. Fisher, lealer.
Music, lA-partment O.A.R. Prum Corps.
Recitation, by Miss Irma Ledford.
Recitation, by Miss Ruby (ialloway.
Song, by Veteran double Quartet, Fort-
lan. 1.
.vmg, Loliimtiia the .etn ol the Ocean
40 school girls, Frof. Fisher, leailer.
Recitation, by Miss Beth Crandall.
Music, by lepartment Drum Corps.
Song, "Tenting on the Old Camp Ground'
by Mrs. F. A. Haines.
Recitation, by Miss Mildred Maes.
Solo, by Miss Iora Veatch.
Hecitatton, by Misa Mabel Veatch.
Kxerciaes, by Juvenile class of Hilisboro
school.
Music, by I Apartment Drum Corps.
Song, by Veteran Quartet, of Portland.
Greeting to Comrades, J. P. Apperson,
Department Commander, . A. K.
Song, "Massa's in de Cold.Cold Ground,"
by 40 school girls, Prof Fisher, leader.
Address by Dr. Hall, CA R. Department
Surgeon. - . . . - i..
Grand Finale, Music by Department
Drum Corps.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and .Surgeon
Oftic Bailey-Morgan block, upnUIrs,
Rooms 12, 13 and 15. Resltlerico South
wmt aimer Kajeline and becond Htrt-els,
Both 'Flumes.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office upstairs over Tbe Delta Drug Storw
Residence East of Court House,
in the corner of the bluak. ;
JAMES PHILLIPKTAMIESlE.ll. li
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON 1
Surgeon Southern Pacific Kailroad Co.;
Consultation in French or Knglish. Of
fice upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Co'l. slurs, '
north side of Main St., HiUalx.ro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea.-, Hilisboro, Ore.-
M. Kabler, of Buxton, was in the
city yesterday.
C. A. Cavell, of Sherwood, was
in town yesterday
If you want good shoes at right
pricee, see John Dennis. 16-9
Ira Barrett made a forenoon trip
to Portland Wednesday.
At the Den of Sweets. We serve
strawberry sherbet, Saturday.
Miss Maud Tucker, of Clarkston,
Wash., is in the city, visiting with
relatives:
Miss Logan, ol Portland, is the
guest of the Misses Imbrie, of this
city.
M. Wisdom, of Portland, editor
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgnn-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennia Store.
HILLS BORO OREGON
Geo. It. Saotey Mr. S. Mara
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOELNEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shute Building
HILLS BOKO, . . 0BEG05.
ihnn are reluming this year, and that I Congregational church at 11 a. m.
we are eiuipued to supply everyone at U?enirj union service in the same
low prices. Price on rough lumber, from .,."., a vinrW with rmnn
to o?, to h oopr, thousand in yard. Will church at 8 o clock", with sermon
w . -i a: . j Ws 17 a UaIIp nan
XZCS Toehool board met Tuesday
So.j rough, 6.oo to 7.oo per thousand, and transacted business. Mrr.
We are aim stocking the yard with Maud Lake, of Portland, has elect-
lear to season, ami this fall, will be pre- -j to g lQ6 p0S1t10D 0f teacner in
pared to furnish strictly .-o. I ami .no. i .. ..,ia
1 . 1 11.. - ..... ii.iiul i..iwi. I IUV VI iUJBltJ
ior DUiiiiiiiar uui iamsst sai, uui ivisuu- -
Mf mtr. we hnvf junt got our ttm-
rtaul rtrttiifil to lur No ttmlr whiCU
ti t ... . - V. us..i.. K'x a
i,.-. material, but wc eoealiv solicit reason is that we have the largest
bam onlm. Wr also hav on hand some stock and c&o sell the cheapest.
5ooe or more tics, tx , which are goon goKnlmerich Bros. ol-tf
Following is the roster of the of the Kural Spirit, was a guest of
Veterans who were presentand reg- W. H. Wehrung, yesterday.
istereu: ,gt iiUra Jackson, daughter of
t, ,,, ,JV'':..V;r.. t. i Mr. and Mrs. P. M.Jackson, ex
A Haines, L Artillery- .Hilisboro PSCtB to go to .Newport, this week,
Henry Challacotnbe, I 27th Inf. Cornelius for an outing.
Wilbur Sikes, li 1st W ,s l-jig...!t jolins
Daniel Weaver, G 156th Inf Gresham
We aell more wire fence than all
our competitors combined. The
Geo Wilson, I nyth Inf -Sherwood
Kit Smith, G 4th Cav ; Glenwoou
J S Barngrover, E 58th Inf Hilisboro
M C Collier, l 101st Inf. Scholls
.lohn H Baker. G 1 1S1I1 Inf. Forest Grove
V D Ofdyke, D 144th Inf Portlanil
B t Haines, C and Art Hilisboro
N .1 Walker. 1 Mexican War.Forest Grove
W J R Beach. Sturgis Rifles.. Forest Grove
C C Pratt, A 13b Portland
' K Morse, A 64 Portland
G K Mooberv, A 150 Cornelius
John Neep, C 9th Cav...
Wm Rensley, B 33
IOWA
D. P. Patterson, of Eugene, this
week, joined his wife, who is visit
ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Peter Boeoow.
Big clearance sale of trimmed
hats at Mrs. H. Rhea A Co., pre
paratory to remodeling building
for the large fall stock. . 1 1
Born, to the wife of F. M. Wells
at Pasadena, near Reedville, Jnly
,Coraelius 5, 1908, a daughter. ThiB is the
first child to be born in this new
H. T. BAG LEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office,
Hilisboro, v. Ortgoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HUlsbero.
ssWiAVisVera'st
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Margin Block.
Roomi, I end t.
HILLS BORO, - ORJtGON.
of wain eilges. These will make escel-
Imi Irnce twsls. aud we will sell same
for loc each ou the yard.
Union l-oKgmg Sl I.umler Co.
K. K. D. No a, Vox 2,
Ij lH I'ortlaun, llregon.
Card of Thanks
T. R. Imbrie ia now associated
with John W. Connell and L. A.
Long, io the real estate business,
Wehron Block, upstairs. Give
Connell, Long V Imbrie your real
estate contracts.
Geo. M. Allen and Frances P.
Thaver were e'veo a marriage li-
Tbe family wieb to thank all those cenM Wednesday, by County Clerk
wno gave am iuu ojiup-.u " Jiailey. Mr. Alien IB a uepuvy iu
funeral and burial ol tneir lamer, I Clerk Fields office, Portland
RICHARD H. AUSTIN
Richard If Aiiatin was burn April
'XI IHi:t at Huibal Vermont, and
was attemlinir oiilleae at Berlin
Vermont, at the timo ol tbe call to
arms some 17 veers later, lie re
Hponded to the call of his country
enlisting in the l!Uh Reg. of Ver
mont Company C Wae at the bat
tie of Getivfcbiim and numerous
other engagements during the war,
receiving an honorable tUBonarge.
In W he was united by married
to Miss Nettie Hodges at Kenesaw,
Neb , living with her on the home
stead atOgalalla, Neb., until May
of 1M07 when they removed with
their five children to Forest Grove,
where alter an illness of five weeks,
be died on the 2ruh of June. On
the following day the remains
were interred at foe Forest View
oemetery, the Masonio lodge of
which he was a member lor thirty
three vears. aseistins. He leaves a
wile and five children, aluo bii bib
ters to mourn his loss.
10 :...,,.. Ifrom IWOSmail uuiu"
.LI- ar Mra. Poole fathered 16
uuartB. Canned samples ol theee
1 .in b. xh bited at tbe
iiDrrifB ,
coming Hilisboro Street Fair.
ti.- tiiilaHnro School Board, ac
i..i 1.0 thn Countr and City
u--iu i iriknbva win iiii.ov. .
Iieauu .-, . ,
...ui k.iu and orounds tooay
au.. iii imk over the Dunning.
uy ; r ,
relative to iw exiw iu
.nd n.av recommend some tore v
paratus. Tbey will aieo
Ihe grounds, reiativs Joth.tr . an.
h.I tmn Anil IliT Uiuvi -
building of -Pt'O tk' for the
...i...n.iino Another thing tney
OHIUUI"H"Si"" , l.nl
may arrange for, is another hydrant
fur lire protection
n.mn their return from the cele
bration at Cornelius 00 the evening
of the Fourth, tne am.., r-
.. l. u nn the Chas. Grh-
Stonier, wu , .
ZTS3, bo-. h.a
. . .ui. ahaanne. ana two
S o their content.
4 ha thiniTii m&rju " vs
; t a less value. Kn
wgbyforoingoneo.
the doors. Mrs. ul",r""
bat this is the second case of house-
. . u:k k.a noourred in
For Sale
A patented county right, a sell sell
er ami a mnnaff caller, with eXOlll
other business
and cannot look after both. For
Darti.ii.Ura nail on. or ttddresB rreu
D. Adams, Hilisboro, Ore
Phones.
Both
17-tf
prospective bride is a Washington
county young lady.
Taken up at my residence; d
miles southwest of Beaverton, July
7, 191)8, a red cow with calf at side,
latter about 1 mo. old. Cow has
one horn broken off, other crooking
in front ol forehead. E. W. Liver-
more, Beaverton, R. 3. 17-20
Miss Leva Walker, of Lincoln,
Nebraska, waa knocked down by a
street car in Lincoln, last Wednes
day, and sustained Bevere bruises,
narrowlv escaping death. She is a
daughter ol County Surveyor Wal-
Forest urove, ana ib wen
in this county. Miss Wal
ker is a teacher in the btate um
breaking which has occurred
that neighbornooa law.y.
The celebration at Sherwood on
Ihe Fourth wae me u -that
town for many years. Prof
mmi th ueoiarauu"
S3M - Mise Anna
uepenoeu wefe
uwene, - - .!. tk
i.resent. and n tne eveuu,
Sas a graa display of fireworks
mSberill berghtB. Suryeyor.
1 .1, n.artheoity on the
triollnV which Ujg-jy
Unconsidered bright, and tM town
is taking on new uw
the late Samuel Rolf.
Clark Kolf
Beaverton, Ore , July 8. 1W8.
Strawberry sherbet, Saturday's
special, at the Den of Sweets.
Rev. A. I). WeBtfall will preach
at tbe Evangelical church Sunday
morning.
Boro, to the wife of Wm. Robb,
ol near Centerville, June 29, 1908,
a daughter.
Born, to the wife of Jacob Her-
gert, of near Blooming, June 30,
1KJW., a daughter.
Bjrn, to the wife of Ben Harper,
of Hilisboro. in Patton'e. Valley,
June 27, 1008, a ion. Zia ,
Boro. to Mr. sod Mrs. E. L Mo Lenity at Lincoln.
Cormick, of;HUUfaoro, Thursday, ft TueBdav morninir. a big red
oly , 1908, a daughter. utomobile frightened the horse of
Me and Mrs. Arthur Hathaway, w. H. Bovd. who has charge of the
ol Portland, were gueeta of Mr and rurai delivery route on Beaverton
Mrs. K. tl. ureer, on tun ruuiumo, z, oiubidj vuo au.uiai .u mu
and Sunday.. away. Mr. Boyd was thrown out
Ray Kmmott, son of II. R. Km- of nil cart, injuring one 01 n
" l . i I.J au imuhaH into
mott, who has been in ivnwiu mu v " , " , . "
Oreaon for some montni, revurneu ainauug ww.
home Friday; J" " ikl
Rev. S. J. Lindsay will preacn rnn'
. 'i I i .... Qn4.i IWUilun"" J
at Arcaae sonooi "uuu-j
morning, and at Laurel cnurcn on
Sunday evening
Tbe name of Robb Imbrie bai
been added to the real eBtate firm
of Connell Long, i De new nrm
will now read, cpnneii, Long
Imbrie.
A workman, whose name could
nnt h learned, fell from an eleva
. .i tha aub-station. to the base .
ment. on Monday alternoon, rtrik- the ht
ing upon lome iron wheel barrows, Corne
and cutting a gaBh in his ohin, pen- ditioD
etrating to the bone. WM d,
Brice Goodln, eon of Judge and nesB.
mi., t w . Ooodin. unooraea a doi- io see
lie of carbide last Monday, and as
it bad generatea a gaa, poruuu .
A I lArAivA nnmmnmtv.
A W Stansburv, H ard CavIndependehce ' 6 '
c W Buright. H 14th inf... Independence a four year old boy of Herman
?,.;.v,?ugln ,4tlu ofr Sor!l'n1 Kruger, of near Soholle, wa in-
W H Brooks, I 14th Inf. Portland : ? . . , .
N L Smith, il 5th mf... tiresham jured by a wheel of a mowing ma-
S A Howell, I loth Inf.., Beaverton chine, one day this week. Dr.
'm Ridgelev. F 9th. Forest Grove Linklater attended i the injured
I) Strichler, F 29th 3ewbrg .lju 4.
W DeCarter. K ;6th .Forest Grove VUUV4" .... ,.
G w Proctor, c 27th Gales Creek; Dance, kt Alpha 'Hall, Cornelius,
Kocioipn cramwi , 1. 5iu av ...iti isDoto gaturdft evening. July 18. Wal
s, ker's orchestra. Ticket, 75 cents.
Portland ice cream win oe eerveu uu tue
Hilisboro nawn near'the hall, by the Women
of Woodcraft. 17-8
HILLSBORO
Tk I C Adams, G 44th
JV ll'. ,T Mk dn
F 11 Maurv, G 7th Inf.
Robt W Kirkwood, F 13th
A B Thomas, aist Cav Forest Grove
INDIANA
I N Shatto, A 129th Inf. Portland
Thos Hollister, A 3oth Portland
I. Groendvke, E 16th Dllley
Alfred Shanuahan, 9th Inf..Forest Grove
R K Simpson, Bat 1st Heavy Art
Ira Hollingsworth, K i4Sth. Washington
J A Long, I 73rd Inf. Cornelius
N W Ring, B 1st Heavy Art.. Forest Grove
OHIO
H F Gordon, 4th Cav Forest Grove
Horace G Fitch, U S Steamer.. .Cornelius
Joseph Bucher, G 18th Inf.Mountaindale
A W Mills, D 104th Portland
Capt B L Snow, K 46th....,
Fred McKUiott.B 14th-.,.,Thatcher
OREGON
Alfred Davis, B st Inf. Beaverton
J Wilkes, D 1st Inf. Hilisboro
Chas Doughty, R and Inf and H 28th
Sig Philippines ...Hilisboro
Chas .1 Herb, H 2nd .........Greenville
G L Ledford, D 1st Cav Hilisboro
Geo L. Davis, Chief Engineer of
the P. R. N. Co.; arrived in town
today, and will start for the camps
of the surveying parties, between
here and the coast, tomorrow.
Wanted, GOO hop pickers at the
A. J. Ray hop yards at Reedville
and Witch Hazel, Ore. Pickers
are required to register on or before
August 1. rrank WeisenbacK ana
W. B. Petereon. 16 9
Married; June 29, 1908, Albert
Friday, of Greenville and Mies El
len Beamis, formerly of Greenville,
but who has been teaching in East
ern Oregon the past year.
We carry too maey articles to
enumerate but we have anything
tbe farmer needs. The largest
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, B.oonu 3, 4 and f : j
Hilisboro, - - Qregoo:
errMeWVWrVW ;1
Cicero nines, n 1st ini roreaurow . ohnwn in WasViinotnn
.1 v Apperson. K 1st Cav Park Place stock ever Bnown in w aaningwn
Roy Latham. II and Inf Hilisboro county, ana can ana Will Deal I
Andrew Killin, E 1st lnf. Banks competitors. Schulmerich Bros.
t.,,, ni.wi g m inf . Forest Grove An amended complaint was filed
k h Parker. H ist Cav St Johns in Circuit Court, late this after
Isaac Criim, A and Cav.. Hilisboro noon, in the case of E. L. McCor
MICHIGAN mick v8 J W Bailey, a contest for
W P Whitney, H vA H ArUForest Grove .Qe clerkship. The complaint al
M J Nm.mo.is, 120 1 m..;.....xe..ar u 8 irregUlaritie8 in every pre
KUrid Cheney', .oth H Art...Coelina M,,not 1D th6 C0Unty
A. Armstrong, aged 81 years, wbb Carl Wunderiich, ih , Henry Gromann, of Milwaukee
in Hilisboro yeeterdiy, Irom his f nnvC'","'' Wis., arrived in town today, and
home on Chehalem mountain. He pvnnsyi v an'ia will visit with his relatives the
purchased a ticket at Hill8boro, I g Hortiu, I ist Inf. - Portland Caretena brothers, of Banks and
vicinity, rars. nugn cniun, 01 for
est Grove, and Mrs. Emma Mc
Kinney, of this city. His wife,
L. la ik kiiAii iilni linn Vi n w fi In OAn.
S V J C C WUU UBD UDDU V IDIt.Utj UOIQ IU Ov
Doores, D nth Cav..Fore9t Grove
MINNESOTA
ke. I 6th Inf. Beaverton
IcNutt, E 6th Inf......... -Cornelius
IcCollum, D Cav. Portland
I R Bullock, E loth...Forest Grove
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Oruci: Main Street, opp. Court Bonue,
ORBGON
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HOS. H. TONGUE, JR.?;
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ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
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DR. J. H. KNOX
Veterinarian . 1
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn ; "
Forest Govr ' YHu
Will he in Hilisboro, Tuesdays, anit.-j
Saturdays. Office at Redmond Connell' a
lavery oiawe.
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
Phones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hilisboro -- Oregon"
ith the intention of taking the a a Hull, B 145th
train to Cornelius, but for BomelWm H Morton, 1) 104th-
: "-7.?i-J ,t ahnard and af. VVtn M Watrous, D 207tU
rweoH V . " "U, I H8th.
IWWSI
hour,
Hilisboro
Dilley
I etrick
eral months,1 will return to the
East with him
Chester Martell, who is making
hie home with relatives near Sher
wood, was experimenting with a
Clashaw, I 6th IuL.i, ..Banks knme.made troDher nun. Tuesdav.
Wtoa. C ...i......Hl sboro I . th. oftnnn .lisnharond
the oontentk entered one of hie
eves, causing him great pain for a
time, w nue uo uuj - -able
to open his eye since the acci
dent, Dr. .Linklater i in hopei
that bta patient win rogaiu .
alaht.
it tka laat meet inn of the City
Fathers thf, matter of a chemical
a Aima nn. Mavor Den
nil, acting on a motion, PPJI
Counoiimen -uuu
aknimarloh and John Beweii, 1
mii.ta to innnire into the cost
r . nhnirtical enatne. A numDer
believe that Hilisboro
has grown to proportion! where
better protection against Are ib
money well expenaea,
The
and w
day, a
B. Rt
gallon
tract or lurmening tne material.
The new tower waa to have been
shinned from Louisville, Kentucky,
on the Yin met., ana uarring ueiaye,
ought to be here by the first of
August. The ; tower ib maoe 01
tubular steel, and is the only one
of its kind ever shipped to the
northwest. t ia guaranteed to
withstand a wind pressure of all
miles an hour, and will be strong
L . .. .. 1 all....
and durable throughout, a men
H. Hall, the superintendent, says
that with the new equipment, much
better service will be Tendered the
patrons of the city's water plant.
Hon, 1) nth Inf.... ......Hilisboro
gley, G 8th Inf............. ..Portland
WASHINGTON
irchild, II 1st Inf.- Cornelius
i ? VERMONT !
Hiatus, I 9th Inf.. ...,...MiIwaukee
main
lith, K a9th InfJ N Yamhill
WISCONSIN
P G Wells, E 13th Inf.....,....Oregon Qity
Henry Kane, H 38th Gresham
K J Groat. K ist Inf Sherwooa
J J Wilklns, II 5th Inf Cornelius
A Porter, G lath ltn.. forest urove
O R Downs, 1) 4th Cav-.. St Johns
James B Wait, 11 37th Inf., Hillsdale
John W Hartrauipt, 3,7th rtiusooro
A W Barber, K 13rd.,..'.... Hilisboro
L S Porter. A ist Inf. ,. Wiley
R Y Traver, B aand Inf. Forest Grove
Jsis Stephenson, H 14 lnf....Forest Grove
ARKANSAS
W A Hayes, B ist Inf. ,Hillslro
NEBRASKA
I A II Gates, B aud Cav Forest Grove
KENTUCKY
I G C Thomas, K uth Cav....Foret Grove
badly mangling three of the main
fingers of tbe left hand, and filling
the wounds with power. Martell
is a machinist, and made the gun
out of a section of gaepipe. It is
thought he will recover, although
amputation will be necessary.
Carl Bales, the 12 year old Bon
of W. 0. Bales, who is working on
the Oregon Electric, near the Haw
thorne place, eaet of town, fell from
a 30-foot trestle to the ground, this
forenoon, bruising himself badly
He was attempting to cross the
trestle, leading a bicycle, when he
lost hie balance, and fell. Had he
not alighted on a soft spot of
ground, his io juries might have
proven fatal, but Dr. Wood, who
was oalled to attend him, says no
1 bones were broken, and barring in
ternal injuries, the boy will recover.
For One Month Only
Here is what you can get
t the Post card Bazaar
for 25c
Stamps, coin or money order, and sent
you prepaiu:
as cards, assorted foreign views, comics,
Teddy bears, etc 35c
13 Oregon view cards, 100 different
cards to select from- 25c
i3 assorted cards; regular price is
2)c each -25c
Seven 5c cards; birthday, greeting,
etc i 25c
Three 10c cards; birthday, greeting
etc 25c
Any a cards in store that retail 15c 25c
Two 25c cards for- 4c
Don't forget to include in your order one
of the new cards, 24 views of Oregon
in one card; regular price loc each.
This month three for - ..J5C
Another special card Let us put your
name or your trienus'names on o un?e.
cards for - ?5c
Fill, cut ont and mail us this coupvn and
we will send you an extra 5c card
free with vour order
IPoscarr SBazaar,
ZHillsboro. Ore. , ;
ffentenien'"i?kase find 'en
closed.. ... fi
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