11. n. Fii. h. of r
.1 . .... .
Uin City V iHlimwIty.
Kred Haiuel.nf VhI I'muii
town lli'm morning.
l. It. K iu r irk returned from
Tillamook ouliiig, Monday.
TllllU, laillp Kt'Mlls, liaillllHM kH,
rativaas ruin, al Patternon'ii.
John I'urve ami wif mi-m ovur
rjllll I AKt! TO SIB 1B FAIHIU fmiii South Tualatin, yesterday.
Ienla, ( imp stool, hammocka,
1 ,W 11 HMMaMMbMyMwiAl
Inl llfdiWli him'n niiim mnl
IIIaMai riMMi dllUI IU
MEET STKANGE DEATH
ii i ii A.
,.(1huiI TliMMUlt :"y Yester
day. lr Ncliuleiii
fl, l.r,
kiluMd ! K m4 ait
Hardiur
y,, j.hin Thomas Johnson, u
murderer WUr Johnson, u
iu t.i ywlM.Uy, anil. In ruu
itli
lirf
it out
father,
nil thn I'.
Kily
It. .V
Thiiiii.
$ Htulun, rnrouw o in
i'i.',......' home 1" Ni1biu.
her nil" lo '"""I" Indefinite-
... .....niiinlnB her waa her
... - , w
Hubert M. WiMiJ, of (.aston,
1'ouiid Dead Monday
tUI MK4NUE WOUND S BEAKT
canvaea coU, etc , at Pill tmm'
(ieo. V. Htilt, one of Iteaverlon'a
old timrra, m u lo lh nty ym
iPllliV.
at :. . : . r .. t r . i . .
miaa mia inner, in rorllati'1 in
lit gunet nf her aunt, Mm I', li
(iarilnttr.
Wallace l'.rnwn ami wife, am vln
iling Willi His family of I. I Mum
ItK'k, of near I'.eaverlon.
Note llaird'a HL.rrinU lliix week
in rliililrrn'a waali ritiita, ami row-
para with I'orllai.il irirea.
(Ieo. Ireland aril on thn hlrwl
i i .
0, W'lr "" l'f mn yealerdar, after lu1K laid uIWy.
frimrlnr, Mrs Johiiaon aaid alia did leral day with rhuuiiialicin.
Mn. A. M. I'.ruan, of thin city.
departed Sunday lor an rilnnded
viml with relative in Iowa.
J. II Davis wan in from hi
Moiililaiudale raurli yealerilay, on
liuaiiirwn with the county trrnKurnr
Mrs Mary Kvani, of Iteaverton,
falnUil while iu thn Meier A Frank
torn, I'orllainl, Tuwilay, the rn-ult
of Mrraaiva hat.
Hit
uij fiain 1 bat tbc
Accidiiatil
Dtatli Waa
frraok Hoveuiluo, of llee'l ville, '
id Up to tho huh ysgtflrlay.
H. II. Kogem ami wife, of Sher
wixiil, were io town yeHterlay.
Icerream cpcialH every Kumlay,
at l'aliiialoer'i Contnctiuniiry. 21 tf
Mra. Thoi. Murphy ami son,
Thou. Jr., wore in from Mountain
tlali. Tuetiday afternoon.
Mra. A. . OwenH, of I.eham,
WaMh , who in vinilinfr, friondH in
this county, wtH in town yexterday.
I'.eni. BchoGeld, one of the re-
Keuta ol the Monmouth Normal,
wait down from LornelniH 1 uewlay
afternoon.
U. (i. Gardner and wife and It
C. Vaunht and family returned
lU!, JaiiiK. two yr old
iu
ii... ....i .i;.l
nut wpiiI i" "i'"'"".
. .1 ...a him to know h wai in
loBII
loll.c Mil'fi. lit'. "!" '"
HllllUII' "' I NIHH J 1M.IIIH
1.1 lie! dial I on li 'U n.
liolxTl M. Wood, who three year
at(o wan nhot at two tiliibM hy (leo.
Allen Mcl'oiiald, a jealouH nwain,
the revolvnr enappitiK twice, lived Friday from a fortDight'e catnpinfj
only to meet a myHteriouii death, at Buxton.
I he hody of Wood waa found near H)cial discount of lTijwrcent
the Imrn of the U. 0. Jennings' on acreen doora and adjuetahle win-
ranch, a mile from Canton, Monday down Bcreena, for Bhort time only,
' J .k ri.n...o....i.
morniiift, hy Mr. Jenriinfta. Wood
r .!.. lii 1.1 lie! dial I on li. u
ui'ii". - . a
lrIO"l r,,l,', ,0"" "0''
.k.i I,. liatillc ! IIMl out
Tl.r ! I lliu Hiin.lleji,
,1,,, IniiUu.t 4 Urn yr !
iMiiuci i )"lin" " ""V
Tu" W' l-I""' W. Iliiii.llejf
Ihal Mft or i"'li 'iii " ""
nunnir
til.
I'almaleer'a Cunfnrtionery car
rim tha rhuirent linn of cignTH ami
When in town
'Jit!
t,.h,,,.,i, ilioiilil naiiK
l.ul i hat Jutinton Wk'V I'mlua'a
humr ami t"M M Jhni Ui H lohaivj ill the I lly
. .... I p.Ymnil lor raliUK I "' "n -jy, u , et
Iihl i lallll. uiuiwni .... ...... w....
I he Ul ' ' titm 1' a J"'1"
,n l.iviibri l Waller, ram out to r
the .ilourr Ul
Juliuxm ti miil'l W. N Hnrll
...nnwl. aii'l Hie lieailiii. art lul thl
.(inn .hi lll likely gu over until Be il
rrk
MKS. CYN1IIIA MtCUMSKY
Mr I'ynlhia Mr(Jumiy. talit
ul Indiana, and aged 71 yeara, died
in Portland laal Falurday l
ceaurd runt li Oregon In 12. and
livml mar MountaiixlaU a tiuinhrr
ofyran. Khe waa a aialrr of J. A.
Liitf. She lea vim a aon, A. K Mc
Cumrey, of Mountaliiilale, ami a
dauithtrr, Mra. Altna Mearhaui.of
Porllaii.l Mra. Mcl'uinaey waa a
woman of alellilC charn '.er and
her many friend in orlh Waah
iiiifliin ruuni will I arieved l
hear of her death.
PKOUATE
at Patleraon'a.
Frank 0. Mitchell, of Pendleton,
and who ia interested in the drug
hurjineaa at Athena and Pendleton,
waa in town thin week, the guent of
frieoda.
John Loftia, who hat) a neat little
farm up in the Arcade ecbool dm
trict. waa in town yenterdny, and
aaya that the cropH are looking fine
up on the hula.
Hen nickera wanted at the Wm
.., tb.il .1. -miuiKs worked for h.m R . . j tfa o HiUgborO
irn- years. hihiwiiiK aim aKr, r7uu uum - , - .- . . .... , . . l.i
lue Ii.ii:. In iioiilv on half interest in l ereon UBBiriuB io pica uu, ruuu.u
U ill ahout len feet from the ham
door, wilh a terrible hole, made hy
Home li unt iiiMlrument, in hia heart.
Jei iiiii(h aya he naw Wood early
in the morning, and that Wood
wi nt in oik t the Urn, while lilt pa r t
m r, .li-miiiign, pn irnl hrrukfiikt. (oiiig
tin- luiru it littn- 1;iIit lit footii! the
I Uxlv loroner K. C. Hrowtl was
initilinl . ui I .i j 1 1 r wiih rniuin If il. Mr.
It million lull) thrtii th.it lie knew ol no
nit- mIiu li.nl a Kiu-vaure ).iiint the ileail
in
thn i' veari. alliitniiik Inn wnv
tin- (.inn, that Wood Imil uo iaterH to I fefflater at tD8 yara, Or Wllu iagtey
how tns nintlv; mill that Wool wan noi x. Hare UlllaborO.
. . 'i i r. i..i ....... 1.1 1
in any nv to hliiine fur the MclHmald
H i r, Unit Mi'Iiotmlil warn prartirally m-
s.ine.iiil tlint the linn Mi'Doiial'l.who the
...uiv Uuh ai.lit.l (uaiiliaa flia. Im
Uiri, iiiliiin, ami IhiIoIh pnoe-l al
Ijui Seol II rl It linal aellleuiem
e.Ule Maraaiel K h. dfcaH. - lUmd
1.1 euar.hau f Klella .Smith, ttllB
(,.i.nnl A iiiirtlirliH of elalc ol
Kairll Smllli, niHiot . ami l ulu laven
.l. .Irrrawtl, lileil ami appiovfit
Ailiinuiaitalrti nlale ! A. Morgan
aullinrueit to ll teal etlate - leuiK
k!i.n,rU. k aoniit ailminlitfotix exate
Auua Kiooehaik, ileteawl: loud i"a
- II K. ieiin aoptil ailmlnlalrator elatc
oilir l.ilinum ilriea-tl. IhHIiIi al
I"'- ., ...
StaleJ Ptopotala
Salr.l I.I.I, will I Kirtvr.l hy the mi
itritiiftiril. ami oiwne.l on Monday, Aug.
i. (oi iiiiimneinenl ou m-IumiI
hull. ling In lHalili'1 No. I. Si-ll'nntionii
mat he nee ii al inv home, neai t'.lem'oe.
in .1 Ilia nlli. r ul I'lilllitV lU.lkIC lOi Ultl.
J.m. t'onnell
ii i llillahoio. (lie. K. I'. I No. I
Mr Maud (iragg and nun re
I n mi I Huiulay from an eilemled
vinil wilh Mr. (irKg emter, Mm.
(ieo Jack, of near Fartuinglmi.
The fatiiou Harelwoml Ice
Cream, I-owtiey' and Aldon CIhk:-
olale. iuel what everyone want,
at Palmaleor' Confectionery. 21 tf
Mr. Jeeae Crandall, of Rancher,
Montana, ia her fir an extended
. . . a 1
mil wilh hr parent, Mr. ami
Mr C K. Bradley, and other rela
Uvea.
Ado nh lloniik. wlume Mac
wel nl town will Iw ma.le Ktihur
han hr the advent of the Oregon
Klevtric, wa over In the city tin
morning.
Horn, to Mr. and Mr. Clia. Ha-
ker, ol Hiimner, Waah , Atigunt 12.
I'.His. a aon. Mra. Baker wan lor-
merly Mow Araiuinta lltiuiphreya,
of thia city.
Iol One pair diamond ear
ring and one diamond ring; le
iween Farmiogton and lleaverton
Finder pleane call l tbiH ollice
and receive reward. '- '
l.aao Conwy, who did brick
i .i. iJ..l. .. I ...urioh anil
wora oil ma ni""1""
Wehrung block away hack in
lS'.KI, ami now hailing from I.oa
Angelea, wa ill the city yesterday.
Doneleon iaatill at the name old
.t.ml. wilh a full hm ol lurnieii
ing for the houaa
ing any cut m price
2Ctf
Edward Uolling, for feveral
veara with the P. II. it N.. baa
me.iay nr Mmi iire ai o.mh, oie b unl lhe Harding ice cream par
1,1, iiii nraim. om upon ap iroarn oi oni- . . , n(. lni .:t v.
ier to urret. wa entirely to Mame. -' Vr.'..
Mli Jeniinigv the wile over whom Mc I pleased W mCBV DIB iriBHUB
lionalil iKf.uiie inunli tous, loin the name . . u . . . i pLi
mi. JOOOIC lJOIUOIl-av, ui vu.u
'ORTY-EIGHT GIVEN
' PAPERS
Fen (iet First, II Second and
21 (Jet Third
LARGEST CLASS FOR MANY YEARS
Board Consiat af Supt. Ca aad Wife
aid J. W. Marnh
County Kxamining Board yeeter
lay Gniahed grading the papers of
the recent teachere' examination,
and granted certiGcaUa to the cum
ber of 4S, distributed aa follows:
First irra.le Nettie M. Thomas, Merle
Shaiinahan, IIal Squires, Kva Catching
Krnest Wehh, Otto Ktatn. Aihlie K. Ktce
Mrs. M. M. C. Saltas and Ralph Wanti.
Second erade lodie Kvans, Mrs. W
K. H:uiue. Roe Vandcrvehlf n, Martha
ltechen, Clarence Russel, Kdith Moulton
Catherine Mclnnis, Kthel K. Kopphn,
Maude V. Knight, Jessie M. Gardner
and Warren II. Urown.
Third grade Iora A. Johnson, Bessie
M. Sliirilevant, Catherine Lhalmeis, Iva
M. Snt-11, I'lorence Templeton, Amy O.
I'echen, .las. A. Camphcll. Oral W.
Humphrey, Kmma Kraus, I ieorgia Moore
Ktla E. Vandthey. Maicella Morrisey,
l.aura Willis, Oscar Lund, Jessie B.
Hutcher. Alfred I.aild, Aetna S. Kmmell,
Mrs. C. Vickers, Helen Kollinger, Mild
red V. Vose, liessie Parsrjns, Claire Pratt,
Alice R. Barnes. Rosella Shea, Muriel J.
Crouch, Lillie Ayres, Alta Black.
Fred Berg?f, of BeiUliy, was ia
the city yeate rday.
Angus McLeod.of Mountain dale
waa in town Tuesday.
Norman Greer in enjoying an
outing over in the Nehalein.
Clerk Bailey has issued 2') hunt
er licenws for the current year.
Or Gardner was down from
Mountaindale the first of the week
Geo. Miller, of Cooper Mountain,
was in the county seat thin morning.
Born. AugUt li, 1'JOS, tO Fred rVW'rWrrrVVrrrrrr
Nortbrup and wife, Shady Brook, JAMKJJ ,,HILLlpB TAMIE81. M. D.
PHVSICIAN AND SURGEON
P. A. BAILEY, M. D.
I'liysif ian and Snrgeotl '
Ollice-Il.iley-Miriran lilm'k, upatalrs.
KiMimi 12, l:l ami 15. Kesi.lenee-Koulli-weit
nirner l!a.eline aud Keiiind tftn-eia.
ttotli Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B, C. M.,
PHYSICIAN ArD SURGEON
Office uiiHtairs over The Ilelta IruK Htor
Ktildence East of Court Houhp,
In tbe corner of the block.
a BOO.
The infant
child of Mr. and
Mra Peter Nelson, of West Union, Surgeon Boiithern I'ael He Railroad Co.
,. , , , ... Consultation in French or huelmn. Ol-
died laat night. ,lpHtairs, over L. M. Hojrl Co's. store.
north side of Main tit.., HilUhoro, Or.
State Game Warden U. 0. Stev
enson, of Forest Grove, was in the wVirWrWlrWrVr
city this morning. A B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.I). S
Born. August 1!). 1908, to Abra
ham Nelson and wife, of this side
of Scappoose, a bod.
Will Finney is out from Portland
for a short vacation with his par
ents, W. A. FiDney and wife.
Marriage line one has been grant
ed Erneet W; Foord, Hilleboro,
and Dora Smith, Farmington.
John Vanderwal, the rustling
insurance agent, was up from h:B
Baseline farm Tuesday afternoon.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Blpck.
Both Phone. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store. .
J.J. Meacham, 01 Mountainaaie, hillsboro - OREOON
came down irono a cuxton vien,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
tii-v it her Inoiliiiiid, and the whole
.itl.nr seems shromied iii nivstery. A
Htn k fouinl iu the ham and it is
tin iiht this may hare lieen the inslru
111. nl that killed' WoimI. It is aliout three
d el 111 length, has a hhuit point, aud, on
lhe sharper end m found hltod, es
tetidiiiK an inch ami a half. The heart
.i pierced almost throiif(b and a trail o(
hhxjil Iriim the Iwiti door extended to
heie the dead man lay. It did not
m Tin poasihle that with to scant h!ooil
inarka the stu k could have hceti respon
sihle for the death.
llr J. A lUker was lhe coroner's phy
sician. The jury coiisisting of Thomas
Cariiucliael, S. S. Unox, K. F. Wilcoa.
II. Dniiies, II. 1.. Coates and II. F.
kr. Inner found the followinie verdict:
"We the jurv setting on the IkmIv of
R.iUft M. Wixd hclicve that his death
w.n the Immediate result of a wound in
hia left side, caused hya blunt instrument
which ienelratcd the heart, causing in
stant death. We also believe that the
. 1 1 .Ilv iiiHieled."
w uuini w .... i'.v ....... . 1 't- . ,
i iutii the evidence it was not showu caused more suffering, owing to tne
thai anv one would lie lnteresteil linan- humi(lit
.. .11 1. ....... u Oi Wiuxl'l dekth No '
one iremed to bem him animus. Wood While playing on a bench Sun
Is nil I'jicliHliiiiBii aim nas mown
.leniinik's for years, lie was
Cal., who has been visiting rela
tives in Forest Grove, is the gueet
of Miss Minnie Hartrampf.and will
leave in the morning for her home.
For Sale I have for sale several
acres of oat bay, which I will sell
standing, shocked or delivered. F.
M. Barnee, 2 miles south of Hills
boro. Ind. phone, 1133. 19 tf
Chas. Mitchell and wife return
ed to Pendleton the first of the
week. Mrs. Margaret McKinney,
who aocomDanied Chas. from 1 en
dleton. will remain a few weeks
longer.
Monday was the supreme "warm
er," mercury climbing up to 90 in
tbe shade. Tuesday was bad, and
..J.' H 1 - "
so was yeaieraay, uuw muuuaj
A W Smith et al to C T Miller, lots 1
and 2, Greenlierg heights $
Annie Mathews et al to Netta Losey,
10 acres in sec 28 t 2 I w
Frederick (it isler et al to D I Corri-
eri. pt blk 5 Simmons add Hbo 825
I J (iuild tt 111 tol II Collier, 137-5
acres sec t 2 a 2 w 5 000
H Wirtz et ux to Francis M Crab-
tree et ux. pt blk 42 Forest Grove. 1000
MarkSidwell etal to Archie K IUgga
ii al 120 acres sec Utttl5 1 00
tnhn Smith et ux to J II Hoffman et
ux. Dart sec 4 t 2 s 1 w 050
Sarah K Rood to Ina B Rood, 80 acs
in .lohn Landess d 1 C 1
Wui P Beard to Geo K Bagley, nft 01
np u w 1 t 1 n A w 10
E A Hvde et ux to J S HofTman, pt
blk 6 Forest Grove. 7"
Geo W Clark to Wm a Poonnan, 20
acres sec t 2 a I w 5000
I) B Cooper et ux to W E Groat et al
inarres sec ltlS 20OO
Harrv Lazott to Rilla Lazott, 16 acres
rr o t 1 n A. w- "00
Marie A Patton et al to M T Patton,
cart block 4 Forest Grove
Xute Harper et ux to Mrs. Flora M.
Muufonl, pt oik 2 BaiiKS y
V
lr V A. Hailey who baa driven
over Washington county for over IU
yearn in the nractiit of medicine,
Have that tbe Brain crop for this
I'oiitiiy will lie the bumper prod no
tuui iii the history of the common
wealth. Notwithstanding the coun
ty i first In dairying it still raises
tinirh Riin. This Is caused by
increased acreage of tillable lands,
first, and woondly and of prime
importance, is thn fact that since
dairying came in vogue lhe grain
crops have nearly doubled in yield.
Mrs. J. II. Donaldson, whose
htHbaud was killed by the I'. 11 '
N engine at Hilling' crossing, a
year and a half ago, is now visit
ing wilh her daughter, Mrs. John
Iteaiichamp, Wrights, Wash, rfhn
writes that John was bitien by
rattlesnake a few weeks ago, and
for some time il was considered
very dangerous. John is recover
ing however, but the Argtis'll bet it
knows what he used for the cure.
Clearance sale of all men's, boyB'
and ladies' suits. Will I sold at
actual final and all broken lineB
t'.ttrritttt S ii It. i in in An MA stock of the
M.tomlian Store of
Hohulmerich lire. Come early
nd get your cholcn.
.Tr.hr. .null a Helvetia cheese-
maker, bachelor, was brought in
today, charged with insanity. Los
li Is a native of Hwilerland, aged
about nr. .ml la aa liritftlt as a UOl
lar. He'will have his hearing be-
for. Dcclin tb sallernoou
Losli is rational on many topic.
anrl la a, at t r. aVAIll 111 O
M'i a nil luinwo.M-p
curae to America in 1SH2.
1 lAVA .III Vn a bnwerv dance at
Centerville Hall, Saturday, Auguji
2.i:h. JCverybiidy invited, win
also utart idearanoe sale (mm the
bov date, to continue for one
. .t. .-(.I iliunnlint.
niiiiilii, av rpoomi
Orsterman.
Thus. Withycou.be, of Farming
ton, wan in today, taking out sev
nr.t r-ut nf tin from tne J
uiiiiuioia fw ---- m
C. Lamkin shoo, for bin new farm
residence.
1C 0. Brown etarftd lr tb
mountains above Galee Creek, this
afternoon, for a ehorl vacation.
I ait) tint tusk
1 make the
rut down, wtien i gev ""
Honest prioes has lieen our motto,
and will le in the future. Goods
bought at Doiislson's will Im taken
back if not found satisfactory, as
represented. - W. O. Douelnoii.
Rev Harold G Itobiuson, who
visiled here wilh his brother, Kev.
A Robinson, some years stfo, wan
shot and killed while filling on hie
..i. .,.r Msllxmrne. Australia
The miiriierer wa ' -...
uattor of the Hlackwood
Presbvteriau Church, Australia, at
, 1 1.;. ,l-.th He leaves a
(lie lliue oi io-"--
if.v Robinson comes ol
r ;i of cleriiv. The uews of his
death came as a great shock
lev A. Kobinson and fatuily.
... i i ..mintv is full of
vtasoioK"'"
noxious weeds-suoh as the Kue
,T.n ,i:nliaa and Chinese this
,t road suuervisors are em
urn, -- l,it,ao
nowereil to cut im"' " a""-J-
"!Tn fielda. to hire help to de-
Toy them, and charge the ee
t0 thn property owns. Towns
.... i:.i. i.i a nne oi no 0
Ho nor more than $MH) if they are
not cut after notice ny
Lvieors. If tbe road supervisor
pervieore he pRn
does noi oouiii" , ,
i.. nna.i .ri or nn. i" "."
nown thelja kfterD0On, Franois King, the
about 30 1 ' ... ( um k'inu nf
V -...I I..... im tlie enroll liter I own . . .
L Me U U said to have near Cedar Mill, fell and broke an
U tii uncalled for, has never had trouble. ,rm ,t the elbow. Vt. UoblDBOn
t'oioner iiron was not ratisiied with j Beaverton, reduced the fracture
.1,. mnl Tnesilav. renairtd lo the
.leimiiiK' laiich m co'mpany with Dr. w. jj jj Lytle'e auto passed through
!. woikI. i,..t found nothing new The Tuesday, enroute to Sheri-
o.l.c,.Un..wth.ek Ua ne reaso , u V"'.' T' K.K.and
little IiIimmi on me suia. i ... -..,..--- - - .
i., ..riiiehirteiiveloDed the end liilius kruttsohnitt. of the froutn
..r l iimw l. nl the IiIikkI awav. The I .ant intn Tillamook
lenn.ngs are sir aiKtalftrw.t.l pe opt e, and he rftil Bitll.tioii
...ii i.i.iii unfinished story ami one
that was reacted by all who heard Burkhalter, the champion
them. . :. Jlar killer of the Farmington sec
XrTJS tion, and who makes his kill ever,
the sink and the wounded portions year over 0U the llson, was in
id
lr. W
yeili
., . II. . K'
the dead man's anatomy, ami lounii
that lhe end litte.l pcrlecuy "o "
Bound, when all Hie wrls were piacru
mutual juxtaposition, Willi pressure
hied. They are satisneo, ami so arc
llieollii uK that the wouml was acciueni
.i I iiint in some unai countable man-
r'i W o.nl fell on the stick with great
rce, causing his death. They also found
to
.1 W tf 1 l. 1 1 la
u.i.mii us ileum, iiievaisu luunu . oaaiAr.iav. mr. ineuueuuau in
,wtt'hc.ewasailotofextravasatelhlo. ' uh tnB fidelity Mutual Ins.
Z!: i&Sff. IB r He is a brother of Kd. Mj.
there u-en foul i-lav and the wound made denhall, Portland's famous cnmi-
KlUtard there woul.t have lieen no Mj Jawyer.
lo.l clot. Uo.lwaS.ur.eu.u...e,.... .u-.-.-.l
T... inv evciunir. nnariv due luguwuu
"""'J . f
and itatrymen are pairoui.uiir;
White Box added Lnndnnaers at Hillsboro and Forest
i.r .dnma in their cans Sun- rirnv. and. as the farmers get their
aiioMic. ,."- .
day in the iimeai oi me auuuuvoi py cnecaB evcir uwuiu
tri citv league team by a ecore of it a fine busineeB. Hillsboro has
1 " i t- LI . .. In Aral
- i . ) "ha oamn nr lar iuimiia ma itiiiiu iruui oikui-u hi
I Vu i), B""v " - J I i r , . ,
i. ..f .nv nlaved on the Sherwood nlaoe in dairy production Btnce tbe
diamond, this season, ana me w advent oi me conueusero
fans present were kept on edge irom Migg Anna Jacki worBing at the
...... ...out nav 9 in) or
hlg tUB Siaiuio "'.. ..
t r.iu). fcDd pr vate owners iu y-j
1 l ..uinn. and if knowing-
F" - -t; i- ,uifl nRire to no
v allow weeus m --
to seed are also liable to a nne
ThaW.LZeigweid.whois miss-
ina from Portland, and whose uraiv
mgl ... tr.fvvl was otind up io
. T... lallll I lllltll. i
r,ii. iif J'.;; 'iX
at t mbe . and he and Jonnson u-
Uooin . They stayed all
CUp,ed Hop n J John
Jon telU the Argu. reporter tht he
left Zeigweid tne n .
ll.iltAP VHH ItU a
here. . ,-- . inr,ni,nn
. i a f i m imr. auu " l' "
' . T . I l. - 1
mwn Tuesdav. n.rvtne uurauaiver
of Sonth Tualatin, was also iu the
city.
T. J. Mendenhall. well known
here in early days, when be was a
bov. was a looker in at the county
S Montgomery et nx to John H
Adams, pt blk 20 Forest Grove ...noo
Otto .Nicholson et ux 10 a morion
Cohen Keal F.st Co, lots 37 3 39
40 Garden Home (20 acres) 4o
V K IViiK et ux to Jens v Hansen,
lots 1 ami 2 bit a uuiey 43"
F I) Stalford et al to Alfred Hinman
et ux. 4S acres Peter Scholls U 1 C l
niw
K G Patton et al to Melchipreyer,
part sec 13 t 1 s I w .470
r.,..uci,,.iit (V lo Geo N'aeve. lots 6
7 nand 14 Willow-brook farm 63
Werner A Wrenn to R Maliel Wrena
14a acs sees 26 and 27 t I s 2 w
( has K Geiet r et ux to Hannah r
Campliell. It 1 C r. Geigrr 5- iraci 5
Wesley W Paine et ux to r Ij Brown
mi 11 v ?a acres Wm Johnson diet
;nT.
Ixmisa Hiller to .1 H Shields, 40 acs
a-r 26 t 1 s 2 w- 3'
Win K Rolling to Thos Hardin, part
blk 1 Dak Grove add Hillslioro 500
A C Oonelson et ux to Jane Pooley,
part blk I Wehrung add Hbo 150
Chas Opitz to O F Opitz, lot 3, Brug
nen tract, e of Hillsboro 1
Fred Struchen to I'. H Brown, tract
sec 9 t 2 s r l w 34'7
K A Hvde to F V Croneu, 50x100 ft
blk 25, roresn .rove '3
Naticv Banks to M K Church, lot 7
aud w 2 lot 3 blk 1 Banks 1
W C Gray to T H Knight, 49 es
t 1 11 r 4 w
Alice llowuian to F I) Sawyer, 100 x
150 ft lot 4 blk 14 Forest Grove 2000
Theodore Pointer to Jas I) Cooke,
acres Pointer donation 53
I N Swift to Guv Hoover, 7 acres
.... JiUI
near limey
yesterday, and went on into Port
land.
Max Crandail returned from
Tillamook last evening, having
finished ezperting the county's
books.-
Mre. Thomas Simms, whose hus
band owns the Roberts Bros.' place
near Farmington. waB in the city
yesterday.
M. C. Case, county school super
intendent, has bought the Phil
Maeters place, on Sixth Street, be
tween Oak and Fir.
The married men of Hillsboro
will play the Mountaindale Tigers,
Frank Waibel, manager, at tne
local grounds, Sunday.
Wm. Boscow and wife, of Oak- Boom. . a. 5. Morgan Blk, Hilleboro.
land. Cal.. wnere air. coecow is in
VWWWW errrrV
600. R. BMglmy W. O. Naeo
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTOB.NEYS-AT-I.AW ,
Booms 1 and 2 Shutt Building
HILLSBOltO, . . 0BEG05.
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H. T. BAQLEYt
. ATTORNEY-AT-lAyV
Office, upstairs, over the Foat Office,
Hlllaboro, - Oregon T
VWWsrrrrrra1lrr
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW v
the lumber buBtness, are guests of
Peter Boscow and family.
Capt. Wiley and daughters.
Misses Wild a and Dora.were guests
of Mr. Wiley's mother, Mrs. Ed
wards, at Newberg, this week.
Claude Robiuson, formerly with
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-tAW
Office Cpstalra, Bailey Morgan Block,
Rooms, I an a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
the Argus, is married, and resideB rrrrrrrriMrrirrra
at Hood River, where he nascnargf
of the compcBing room of a local
paper.
David Kuratli, of Portland, haB
bought an interest in the firm of
Kuratli Brothers. The firm has
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrtca: Main Street, opp. Court Houue.
niLLSBORO OREOON
bought the Star Bakery building. vVtVtvvywWVMAAA'
Second street.
start to finish. Todd who pitcned
for Sherwood was in his usual gooa
form, holding the bunch from
across ths stream down to 5 scat
tei ing hits and striking out u oi
their crack batters. Concannon
and Pender, who pitched for the
visitors, were found lor ji saie
i.:ia and onlv struck out 6 of
the Sox. Another game has been
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector r :
In Rear Of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
Forest Gbovb
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 3c
Moore laundry, while running the
Tuesdav. on a tablecloth,
had her left hand caught in the
maohine, badly burning and lac
erating it. Two fingers were dislo
cated and the entire palm and
hand severely burned. Dr. F. A.
Bailey attended the sufferer.
The Portland General Electric
left for Portland, and never
saye he leit r ,lthoUKh he
8ftin Tt , In Portland.
gwritl7ohn.o"nthatheand
,g":i Min on a vacation
"a onh. However, if Zeig
Tve there is nothing wrong
re doesn't eeem to be worried abot
t'Sor $4,750. Report ha U
that Zslgweid and wile are
boit Springa.
. .., .L.i,"...aM.ff..vfl k. Kann trvins for some time to
arraiiK"" " j j:. fne (nrmahinff Hills-
eague, on isnerwooa aim- go uuui.
xt Sunday, the 23rd, wbioh boro its electric jtnoe for lighting
omiseetobefully M good gam. parposes. M.. ""W
aa last Sunday. The Sherwoods abouia vneoveriu -
SB taSI, DUISiaj. ..iiraoina the ftOtinOU
want ton ay theUolteon inenuis- oienny vu-,-, - ------
George 13. uooineon, o. uu .. u ht
Laurel, was in yeiuerunj.
01 WITS. ivooYo, xj.,.nKnl elnvnr hnller. and
mother, at San rranc.eco . ..- wh it
l?Winnnn IB W6ll KUOWn 10 IUIB It IB -
Itobtnson is wen u Lu.u h a,dia readv for mar-
oounty as one oi ine Progreee.v ..--- - - thre8h.
school leacnere, Wunderlich, near Center-
Fred Getter, o! Laurel, while m w d he refjullB
chopping wood tbe other day, bad- jjto, m .f you want
l".B r" vT h. knuo. clover seed threehed.
kla Unt. Dr. Linklater attended Mre. Elsie Schultnerich, MtBses
iJ .u:u -ill nave the diffit. I T ABB1A Donelson and Kva Sohul-
(letter is the father of Getter, the merich returned Monday from the
uw.. . .. ... i. it., n.nnula Mnnntatnn. 0V
Colts' baBebail caioner. inp w " -r -
10,1 , j,t, erin the McKenzie river country.
Chris. Yungen, formerly with m e Sohulmerich
the Hillsboro Condensed a . owUndf Tuesday niRht.
,8 now running jr; hm renort a BD.endid time; plenty
who
the pan
tiin Onndenser. miner,
worked lor the local condenser
until last Spring, in also with the
same concern.
J. L. Banks, founder of Banks,
nn tha p. R. & N.. ia Blowly oon-
valeBclng from an extended illness.
of fish and game, and scenery that
rivals Vermont's Ureeo Mountains,
Isaao Conway, (topping at 233
f!U street. Portland, will do brick
or concrete work, and guarantee
satisfaction. Write him for figures
R. A. Knoor, of Hood River, has
accepted a position with the Phar
macy. Mr Knoor speaks German,
and hia acquirement is of much
worth to the Pharmacy, from the
fact that there are eo many ter
mans in Washington county.
Peaiderit Scott, of the Good
Roads Association, writes the Hills
boro Board of Trade that he wants
$100 from Washington county lor
a series of aood roads meetings.
Cheap enough for twice the money,
and it should be raised at once.
Just cast up that dollar to Dr
Tamieeie, president of the board,
and helD a Hood thiug along. If
r ,
you want good roaaa neip Keep up
the agitation.
A lone elk was seen fourteen
mila nnrth of here, close to the
Columbia county line, the last of
the week, and local Hunters were
.no Kim but to no Buccess. A
herd of seven was seen near the
head of the Trask, near the Wash
ington-Tillamook line, last iues
dav. and Portland hunterB are get-
tinn their guns reauy ior oubiucbb
Ufa one Dennis rec-orts that the
nrrmrtv owners are getting ready
to put down concrete Bidewalke,
.J mrk will becin about Septem
ber 1. This applies only to me
hnainAaa district. In all liaeunooa
.n ahall have tbe walks unaer
construction about the time of the
street fair but it is to be hoped
they will beat the date out a lew
days.
Someone. Drobably for a joke,
took a wagon from the Sohmidt &
KuliBch Btore, nortnwest oi tieea-
ville. TueBdav night, and toon it
down the Oregon Electric right of
way a quarter ol a mile, and ntd it
i n the brush. Word was Bent Sher
iff Hancock, on the belief that it
We sell more wire fence than all
our competitors combined. The
reason iB that we have the largest
stock and can sell the cheapest.
Schultnerich BroB. 51-tf
Wm. Schulmerich, the Farming-
ton dairyman, was in yesterday,
acd says oats are going 00 buBhelf
to tbe acre down his way, and other
grain correspondingly.
N. H. Shie-lell.of Leisy ville, and
who is one of the successful hop
driers of the district, was in town
yesterday. Mr. S. has dried hops
for Wm. Bagley Sr. for many
years,
A. P. Stover, irrigation expert in
charge of the government water ' Carpenter Worh
periment on tne Geo. R. Bagley H"'
ranch, northwest of town, was a
iruest at the T. R. Imbrie home
Tuesday. Those contemplating building
G. M. Hunter
And Contracting
the sradine between here and Bea
verton, and tracklaying is rapidly
approaching the old county seat of
HillBboro. It is now expected that
the rails will reach HillBboro, and
connect with the Washington strest
track, whidh has been laid for Bome
time, by September 1.
J; W. Moore, working with tne
bonding party, Wm Ray foreman
Phones. Cor. 4th & .Jackson.
Hillsboro -- Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS.. Prop:,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A How Era In Prlooo
putting in the electric ties on the are going to sell' meats at prices low
rails of the Oregon Electric, Was erthan those which have prevailed in
severely burned by a gasoline bloWn thet. CaU in andaeen. We mean
er eapioumK nunw ,.mb v
Wash. Street, one day this week
Dr. W. D. Wood attended tbe
man's injuries, and be was at work
in a day or so. Hia face, eyelashes
and hair were badly Ecorched.
N. H. Alexander haB had great
success writing life insurance in
the Washington county held, after
all other insurance representatives
had declared the field practically
"killed off'' Mr. Alexander repre
Bents the National Life, U. S. A.,
and hie company is one of the big
ones free from the scandals which
a year or bo ago beset the life in
surance organizations. The Na
tional Life, U. 8. A., is the only
old line ever grankd a charter by
the U. S. Congress.
Prof. J.K. Kirkwood, wife and
three children are here for an ex
tended visit with the Hoyts, Mrs.
Kirkwood being a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. R. Hoyt. Mr, Hoyt
left the chair of botany at Syracuse
University to eo to Cedios, Mexico,
to botanize for a New York rubber
firm, and has iust finished bis term
of service. He has two or three
offers of chairs in universities, but
One door Eaat Tualatin Hotel
Mala Street, Hillsboro, Oregon.
1 Home Stylo -
RESTAURANT
"Regular Meals, 25-cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. ; Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Main St. 1 '
Hillsboro - - Oregon.
is yet unsettled as to hie future.
Ha waa raised near Farmington,
111 uauv-wva, u I , . , e
was a theft, and the wagon was this county, and is a graduate pi
found an hour later. No arrests. Ifactho university
The Oregon Electric has finished should get my figures. Both (.
AUTOMOBILE
nin.aPP Sears & Hartrampf
VjAaAUlJ Proprietors
Third St., bet-Washington
and. M,ain ;
Hillsboro uregon
General Automobile' lilrln. A'uh.1110-
blle. Suppllea ol all amo.
rorlnernttHooalEnlne.. .
br.t In uac ,
Hank Meacham was down from
above Monotaindale yeateiday, and
says there was a flight ' tbpwt? V
there Wednesday mornlpg.
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