JVUI
vium
!iars that the chitJ, who U but; upon the market. R. It. lrm,
l,hrM years old, is a daughter of ; bought thre? of the tract and
i Cromwell' brotbe-, who ditnl sortie will build upm hie holding later )
'lima .., thx mother also beinc on.
HIM
JuJgc Awards Child t. Aid
Society
rleail The aunt tckuowledized that
she hsd punUhe.1 the child, and ex
i hibited th tod, which roeaenred i
' feet Hnd ."J inches in lergth. e the
iuettuuieui uevd in her ahei:-.! cor
Roy (ireear moved into the Huell
residence in N jrth Hilleboro, Mon
day .
A. Niman is out fioni l'orllatid
recti ol the child After luanu j ' "J ,-",,,f
MAN AND WOMAN DENY CRUELTY I .hal a homebad been found for the U etreat.
little orpnin in HillctKro. and that, stjrt; Hancock, on Monday,
aa soon a the people, could ?ee the, luroj 0Vfr l0 the County Treaeur
child, they probably would adopt ln gum of i$ g;i 0f 1H0S tax
her. In the meantime, the child ; mon..j :n gJon make auoih-
s to remain in the care of the ,.
Carta ef the Little Child is aa Itinerant
Preacher
Mr. nd Mra. Cromwell, of near
Matzger utation, who formerly were
custodians of the little Cromwell
child, epoken of last week in the
Argus, appeared before County
Judge (Soiodin, Monday morning,
and sought to get an order to take
the child from the custody of the
Boys end (iirls Aid Society, cl
Portlaud, into their own. The her
ing occupied Monday lorenoon and
several witnesses wereexnuined on
both sides of the case. The B ye
and Oirls Aid Society was repre
tented by Benton Bowman, while
Joho A. Jtfl'rey. of Portland, ap
peared for the Cromwells It ap
Aid Society. Cromwell is eaid to
be a p'eacherof the Naiarene faith
Memorial Diy eervicej will b
held in the Methodist church on
Sundav eveuine. .Mav oO It le
er turn over of good proportions.
The State l! range is iu eeesion at
McMinnville this week, and a
Washington county man, B li.
Leedy, of Tigardviile, a pat Mas
ter, is presiding over the delibera
desired oy me i eieraua ui h''uods, Master a. t . ouxiou, 01 ror
Civil War to have this a union eer- 6(,t Grove, teiog unable to attend,
j vice, to which the general public ie ; on account of sickness. I legate
(cordially invited. The memorial I ir) attendance from Washington
eermou will be delivered by Uev. jcouutv areas follows: A. 15 Kind
L F. Belknap, pestor of the M K ; hy, jane Fiudlay, II. 0. Uayfs
church Memorial day will be oh- Jennt0 V. Hayes and J. V. Henrr.
served on the following Monday,' The secretary's report showed 127
as that day falls on Sunday. granges scattered over the Mate,
(ieo L. Frost has filed a map of with a memb?rehip of S,0"5. There
' North Hill-thorn Acrs," being a has b?ena net increneeof ."lOOiueru
ptrtof the old J S li.ithn dona-i b-rs with 12 new granges within
lion claim, and eontainicg 20 five-1 the past year, and the order is
acre tracts, which will be placed growing.
MISS MILLS
AND DICK.
b asm vtNtwokiti
i'oi'vrlghtoj, I. Iy Ao".'!'
t.Uoi .it v l r,
Tapagevir, No. 41336
Imported Percheron Stallion
Foaled in France in 1901. French No. 53167. Imported in 1904.
Beautiful blacK, with star. Fine buildt best of action. Wg'ht 1950.
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Splendid disposition, and liis gets Unequalled. Last season 75 per cent of his
stnd bave prove! with foal. You should see him before breeding. Season of 1909
At the FERD GRONER FARM, near Scholls
Single service, $8; Season, 15; To insure with foal, $20
Owners at time of service held responsible for. fee. Care to prevent, but will not
stand responsibility for accidents.
Scholls Percheron Horse Co.
Ttu name of iho tlnu .u !'.ivwK
A Son. luit rtrv .nt who know lMik
l(rvw lilow kn' 1h.1t lln "o;il man'
Ii.hiI takon lilin In wtili.-ul l mmii
hv'iv of nmklnt; a liusiiu'H niau of
hi 111. 1'U'k tetii llnvo
oUI. He lt.t.l lvii xiinv.sl llir'tii;li
collest a i't iii.'I' many Ii'l' alrwil.
11 wai a niiMiiln-r of three olu!. ami
It hail cost hU father t net
hi 111 tu hl.-t pri'soiit lu-lnt Iu life.
He v Just recovering 'roiu a hlliirl
011 smaohop In an ftuto ainl a feel
liiK a I'it ri'intant when hU f.iltier an
uouuct'il the imrliiertihlp timl liului-U
hlui o make oeruilii resohe.
Pick hail heon uslua the office as a
sort of "lisiiKout" for two or thnv
month ami hint nt l.nt aJvatuvtl l
the lnuliiea worW to the t'olitt where
he could acknowledge an order by mall
and almost hluff the old olllce uianaiter
and other employee.
Then I he older Itrow nlow ilis ldi-d that
the oii oii'U to h:i a siemrapher
all to hluisvlf, uud au uilwrtlseuieut
was acconliiiKly limerted. There were
forty-nine anattt-n, and It tor
Olck to iciuso them uud make up his
mind tthlcti upii'lcaut to Like.
Ho had in e of theiu cud at the of
lice and chuse MI-m Mill Iwaune htf
was the best looking of the lot. It wa
Pick's Idea that gool looks formed
th? basis of siienoraphy aud tyie
wrltlaif. His futher didn't t;ree with
him, but he dul not wiU to lulroduce
any argument Into lue partnership
that inllit litiulu ttio v.iun; m.iu'n
brum, bo M.ss MIHn aipeamt uu a
certain Monday uioruinti and Uau
Uer work.
Although Ue n.is the Junior partner.
Dick determined nt mice to prove to
lu-r thai Ue not uiily acknowledged
her right to live, but that he wua ruth
er iclud alie was alive.
That afieruouu the Son of Hrowulow
A Son dictated two letter uud spent
the rest of the time In ptitronlilng his
stenographer. Ho finked inn 11 y ques
tions and related some of his adven
tures. It wn thus that he otii;hl to Cuuvej
the Idea that stenography, while loot
ed at Iu a business way by some, bad
a so. lal side, to hU tutnd.
When Uiiot) came lie felt that he had
made matters so pleasant that he dr.
lded to ask Miss Mills to lunch with
him. Sue. looked linn scdutidy In the
eyes and refused politely. Thi-r hnd
been un expression In her face for a
moment, howewr. as If she Intended
to give notice uud resign her place on
the spot. Itut evidently her glance nt
t'icl.' fnnik, liotiest face civervoiue this
Idea. If she had It.
The Junior partner was astonished.
To ii h!m Justlie. lie was not tudltf
nam, but he was pbpied.
The setbicU nude lilm ussume more
dit!;!ly In Hie jif'i'i nootj, and If he was
not Kind of it Mi.s .Mills was. It wus
two days before the Invitation was re
newed a: Hi ns promptly refused, and
then he observed:
"Of course not If j-i.ii don't wish to,
but I miisl confess tin. t 1 cuu't Laaka
you out." '
"I am here as uteiuiraidier and typo
writer, am I net''" she nskeil.
"Certainly."
"And have yon uny fault to llnd with
my work thus far';"
"Not a bit. but, Jon -ee you kuow
I Invited you to lunch."
"And I preferred to k, by tnywdf."
That was another seiliin k for I I. k,
and It uaturally set him to nfinlylmr
the problem. He was iml n.-eiisiorued
to being refused an."thlin by uuy
body. It whs a r.-iil relief to him
wheu flually he (!e,lded thai the jjlrl
stood In awe of hlui !,iiiitse ho was
the Junior partner of the house. It
seemed to him only kind that he should
dissipate thru nwe.
411 8SQ88
WINSOR
FINE IMPORTED COACH STALLION
Kfgitered No. t-,)i in the American Stud book. This sp'endid Oerman
Cwcb Staltioa is betn iful b'aclt, and a fine foal getter. Bred by .Ino
Mnl'i r, of (iennany, and imported Ly Cronch & bon, of Indiaua. Age,
11 years. Splendid conformation, and a c1a-y sire. See him.
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CHABROL
BELGIUM No. 22735. AMEK1C N, 2764
Age, 8 years; bred Ly f-juoiauuel Huniont, i.f Lal'rnyeef Chasiirt, and
imported by K. C. Hnby it Co., of I'ortlaml. A spletdidly built horn-,
and one that gets great draft and farm animui horses that sell.
WILL STAND THE SEASON IN WASHINGTON COUNTY
Monday, at the H H Boge firm, FarmiD(?ton; Tuesday ami Wed
nesdayt at Geo Halhorn place. Lam el; ThurBflays, at H H Boge's,
Farmington; Fridays, at Josiah M liar's, Reedville; Saturdays, at the
Connell-Redmond bam in Hillshoro. Care to prevent, biit not re
ponsible for a.'ciden'.s that might occur.
TERMS: Single service, fio; Season, $15; To insure, po.
H. H. BOGE, OWNER.
W. Deutschman, Mgr.
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-WILL STAND THICSRASON OF 1909 AS FOU.OWS
Mondays, at the II II Boge faTTn, i'armington; Tuesdays nl tl,P Henrv
Ilogrefe place, Blooming; WelnsdHys at Albert Bimniiig's barn Cor
nelius; Ihursdays, Bagleys' Dudley Mill ranch; Fridays Mays I'roth
ers' barn, OUncoe; Saturdays, at the Council. Kedmond barn, Ilil .shoro.
TKRMS: Sing'e service, f 10.00; Season, $15.00, To insure, fjoi,) '
Care to prevent but will not be responsible for accidenls that may occur.
Hillsboro Horse Co.
H. Deutschman, Manager
MEN'S GOOD
WOKK SHOES
$2.10
MEN'S NOBBY
Oxblood Oxforils
$.50
I.ndic's GunmcUl
GARDEN TIES
$2.26
Babies, Shoes
With Rubber
HEELS
Lu dies' Tun
Button Oxford.
Baby thoet with
FANCY
TOPS!
Between the Druft' Stores.
$ for $ our motto
L3C
At the end of another week he mad
It bis bitsltiM to overtake ber ou tbt
street n she was ruing home. How
lu; with th utmost rrtprcl, U (aid:
".ML.i Mills, a friend of uilne wbo
was wlciK to the theater tunlht with
his wife has been dUpH,lntU and
has klveti me the th-kris. Wouldn't
you like to accompany ineT
"I I hare another enuaKeuieut," she
reolled. I.lushlug both Ukhihh- It wis
fa! ( and because ha knew It wit
false.
"I ti ah - I see. It's a great play."
' I ihunk )ou Just the same."
That was another surprise for Mr
lii. k I'.raw nlow, but he dMti't turn ou
his heel with the luentul threat to dls
cli.'r:,-e the "tippy" stenographer In the
tnot liltlK.
She was a uevv kind it ulrl to hlui.
but he was playing fair. u'd bite
.va;;i ieil 10 to .1 that she Would Jump
it the rhsfce, ljr Hu8 jju-t
lump m-.li1 Mm. He coulfl only lay
It to her rVcllus of awe. Ue hadn't
br .l.en that down yet.
M'ss Mills went to her duties ntxt
liM.rtititK womlerlliK If title wt.uld h
told lLat her seivl.en were no longer
required, but nothing of the sort a wait
eil her. On the contrary, alaiut mid
forenoon, when she bad written sev
eral letters, the Junior psrtner re
marked: "Miss Mills, I want to suy that juur
work jrlves the greatest satisfaction,
and from this time ou your salary will
be Hdv unced from tl2 to $1(1 a week."
"IlnL I can't eurn fl'l a week-not
now." she repll.-d. 'Tiu only a lgln
tier, and I'm glad to earn $12."
"You refune a raise of salary!" ha g
elatmed. as he lonked at her Iu aston
ishment. "If you please -until I can earn every
la-nny of It."
"But hm't It for me to say';"
"Not altogether. I'leasoiiay no more
about It."
I'lek came down with another thud
It was no ns,. lryI11 ty w(t'
Me hadn't the brain power to do It
Instead of puzzling he went to bis
fu! her and said:
"lovenior, I wuiitert to raise iy
Hlenogrii pliers wulury uud shu Wouldn't
Iihvp It. What do you think of thai'"
"Dear hip, Mek. but I hope you are
H('t golnif to cet Into ii(rtittu" ...u a
flu- father, hh be rubbed his iinmU to-
Fenier am, looueu very anxious "If
you ihluk she Is trying to got a bold
011 yi u you'd better discharge her."
"Jb, Mce here, dad," said IiUk
promptly, j i.i,w tUBt thu an
llilna of that kind, but 1 i.n'i
I I'er out. She wou't go out to luucb or
j to the theater with ma or accept any
j other favors."
I "Von shouldn't bavi asked ber,
I '"' V auld Mr. Hrownlow sternly. "At
! the same lltue I must say tbat sha Is
j n most singular younf woman - most
uKuiur. 1 w arraia tbat aba la alto
gether (00 mtractlva to you."
"Now, luJ," said Mr. Boa Bro widow
promptly, "tbafa ut f1r to her. I
simply wanted to maka bar ft I com
foi tubi, bcu.r lui;aus-well, ban(
It. hot Im-IUM site .. tuuf ,oi,.l-d!
gmid buklng as she U, U 1 mn
she'a u luiitlitv i.l r j..r' "
oiie Junior partners ml ! r havn
gln It up. but M k MmiMo't. iu
felt tltst ha hs l-i-i, tlir.u il. v.li aid 1
humiliated and hr w of.i.l t, know
why. hni aunk ,u dK'iiHy t t
pstronUliu; and br tn-l r.-u rl,ti1r.l
Us bad bn.kuii s trdltl,,,, f tl, j
buuse In seeking I.. Ii . tee a nra '
turner's sulary and te.iiird n., tBn,k '
for It. ,
Ho Olio evening li presniird btmcf j
St Miss Mills' teint.lim. house alul j
sske.1 for her He vt r.er-iinl In tb
larlur. Slid UUa M l:. . .,. .1 1... I
' .'., 1,1111
110 other Men than thai he had come
with bad lows II,. hemmed ant
bsned fr a Mine and tln .i Ui. w a lol.g
ureal n ana 1 in
"Miss Mills, v,,t 1, , ,hy M.Mnj i j
sk yon to go to the theater' with me
H . nMnter WUI mi.
some ttlfcjlit tuwt, (. ,V)t f lt0
..L V
"I'm sfrald not," s, iw,.ml
1 "Hut 1 can't umke jn t. y()ll
fuse to go to Inn, I, vvi, mi.; j.uU tl. j
fuse a r;ilse of snhiry; yuu refuse to ',
go to the theater. Win ,u IlU ,
j why this IsV
i "1 will, Mr. llrownlow. t , fr(u , 1
j small tOH p.,,.,!,,,. f M(l() 1
My mottwr u a widow, m.d we nr i
: P"r. I in, hero to mi,iu. vli,c fr !
both of us. j
, "I hud two places .f, j ,.alt u
1 )'OU. bllt 1 hud ( i-Iih . ...
- ..v '.i.iii up ins illltl.
j"f J"t such (lattery us jm, lmv h.
stowe.1 u,Ui, 'Ihejr w,.r, (t t.
Med to let lue , , lHlJ wrk ,
I could for a fixed ,, .... ,
must give up my p!;1(:i) W,u )uu f
the same reason."
"nut I don't see 11," r,.,,,,.,! 1)U.k
Miss Mills looked at Uu) J()UlliJ (imt,
and Perceived that , really Uld hot
It. ei-y tiatlentiy tllul ,
not at Sll ai.Krj, ah,, ,epe,:
"Your are the imir lmUu.r ,u ,
bouss. 1 , ,(,r atenoeru,,!,,. Yu
want 11, e .,,..... 1 .. . , .
. . ' ""' "'iiier wiiu yon. ,
HhoulU sen ninny ,.,,, h ,
know vou U
. , " ... ' 1 our steiiog
rspber What would Ihey thing
uy? 1'crhups .,oihi,1) tl) injure you
awlully, but how uhout
"Miss MI1U," suld Dick, 'getting up
I preparhn to g-. "I sea uow
I hiuuk you for th lesson. Vou bava
, umd 111- iel,e souiellilmj, uud that
lathing ,, , must .n, to jou
IU.a pompous fool. And I imn pomp!
U fool, for 1 confess that I thought
ouly of nutroiiivi.., n'uugni
Without ,,!,, or , t hfl
isir " ' ,ii,"'t" "
'i'u girl watched 1.1m B UU ,
E? '"!. ' 'hrn ' lb do,1.;
I oeiiinil bin, N,0 1)Urr .
win huh sold.e.1 bitterly
Tbat she couiu not rcnm,n , fc
B u Has a deeu,,,, tllllt ,
without ai guuiout. In,,.w,
-ted next morn,,,, Hs tu " f
abould go to ti,e um.. ul ,. r "ne
j"esurrende;;,i:;,;r umv1'
Her sense ,lf Uuty ew
sttrmpt to Ulo It off wllk M tf
rut rsat. aa la bad lrW4 tmtot. 1
s(4 I mi ruefnlr Slid "tio.l uwraioi'
IHillteiy sul tut ned to bU dK salt
I'mn-nKjr b stef p4 tv br W it4
begsa to dl. tat. Wkasi b waa aV
ht hMitstej ami ss)4:
"Will you pr.lo milt I rsurr
mia and fr tb last tlma t a is
sonsl aiai'ar?"
Miss MUls. who bad bD trf ta
rrsi b tbt idnt of presenting br m
Ignstl'in and finding H ery as
mo b to her tn Indignation st M
alf. said "iw" tiUiioat Inaudlbl;.
"Then." said Uf. IH. k MroBl
brat sly, t will ait uU Mwt tu reitpt
a I a now )du loiaudss) to do. I rwlM
It to jronr fc thla wnitn If
will nisks yuo mora couifoftsbls. i
arranga 10 ba ) oti trinsferrtd U 1
father's im , but If you oul
gl mi. and do nm tba honor of tnnt
lug m t think I can prura to yoo. tad
you will nt makt a mUtsks by M
lug In my rn otBLt,"
'I he trl looked at Urn
iix-Ut with tranj. Ht wtU auf," aslfliat
HU months aftsrwBjsl Us $
Hrowulow A "on aaisrast tb print'
ofuYt of tb bead of tbt am auo sakl
' Tailier, tbst alls Mllia dUla't si
sclly try to git a bold wo in. ttit it'
has one fur all tbat, a ad ! rvalU
wb'II bar u taka br lo thi 8rs
and maka It Broiralow, oo A PHI
ter.
"I couldn't want a tsstur lrtael,'
aald th bead of th Bra.
Rooms to Let. Hoard and
I.x1giug. When Hungry
call oil the
Homo mty
REbTAURANT
fur a good square uical.
Main St.
II ills Wo - - - OrcgoD'
BRICK
YARD
I have on hand ajiue
lot of building bntk,
for custom sale. Ktiti
matcs for buildings.
One mile West of
Hillsboro, on Electric.
L. H. Dixon & Co.
HMUhnro Argui, $1.60 pr 1Ht
Cba. UW, of north of (tin,1"i'
In town Tuofday.