MILL'.BOBO ARGUS WAV 11, 1901
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MUOKI ELICTIU UaNaCIU
jtl,,,,, la KtadisiM Ut Gam
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Heat Wteaa
Jlillenoro Athlellc Club rlel
with llaory Weiiruni, fir
jiur arra rael
k lha for pari i(
ami 1H Irnmml lately
ll ground', nl build
jateml In accouiniodale (We
)rel xh))Ip, j.rovitllrg
tha bleapbera. Tb- mount
I k meeting held leal Kfl.Uy
j, ih following dlreclore were
n lor h tniulng yr: lien.
y. A. ,C. HhuU, Kred Bewail,
'. ItoMH-w ami Chae K moIi
nireclora Ibeo held tn election
flleeie M follow: 1'rraldant,
'. Ilnero: Vlra I'reaident. A.
JhuU; Hecretery, Kiad Hawaii;
)urer. Cel. Jack K I- Moor,
m I i alMtro l.tunury. to
y manager "f lli Um ami
Kilt. Mr Moor bee bed ri
Wirw in managing baeeUII
I, and l lime l a good IT
111 will jr."td to 'iry out"
I playere, and wilt have leam
y witbiu lha ii 1 1 two week,
il ia eifuMUd tha flub will
ffiinr to inl nthr kltnl
Jgar-iMllwie The tIayerewill
iqiil'l"' with hendaome new
Wini. and will bt pal l a mull
hr l h eeon, until Ihe Atb
(club iU ii"n lla tm He
rluli heva nl In retiueeU for
W. and will Imc)hm Uret whan
lull uukea up lt emu tier
lute ol gan.ea It ia ibutigbt
a piaclirw gatiia will h bad oi
n grntwde nt Xunda jr
management dmnraa tl alta
no Mwdtiain will U iteraillied
ihagrutind at any lima, and
1 1 latere win im aiinru ana re-
vi upon thalr merit. It U tha
ltlnn ol manager Moor a to
I on ol lb btl club on tha
irii.le, end hiiill .ft will Uto
twinning ball.
A C BAND CONCKRT
i Oregon Agnrnltural Military
J aiiiiletl by Mi Oeneviive
In Uifklna gave one of It
ng roiirert at tha lreecenl
Ire leal night, to a well filU
The programme inliiiled
old and (xipular mbxliee, a
e rlatii,l number. I he
uied ''Anvil Cbrua" with
anniipnimenl waa peilup
tK"nerally ipprocialed uuin
lUnd eol'iUu wert J. K
ft on lb baai horn, and Rd
Wool("H'k on lb alide Iroin
l!olh were eiceptinnally
and each responded to an an
Mine Hanoi (iaekint ling
Itneiita, and won hearty an
)r. Hbe twice ruondet to
lee, and gave "Huwanee Kivet
another nu m Iter, both nf which
)ed to touch a popular chord in
'hcarta of the audience. The
wei directed by Can'nin liar
ard, whu had bit big aggrega
of playeri under line dierl
IB lieonle. wlm Mara f.irlnnala
gb to attend the concert, if we
lo judge by tha apontaneou
hi-arty applauee, were fully un
the r-nell of the Una mimic
f'fu I he rent nta were la r r
I t a . .
. mil me local hand hoya w
hut little out of tba concert
luncial way. They dfteerve
V, however, for making it po
f for a Hillaboro audience to
)y in eicellent a nmilcal treat
Land fur Sail
IIJ (if 1071 anraa lf milu
weat
D-.-al ... I
II r 11 II II aitil 1 miUa at
- ami ii lining pn" n
of
m "trmm riniwriu ivu
.initiwuy ltNtn Morlondali
(t.l.l ,.. 1
'leak 111 a Hlatlintahl ITraaaaT
- i "i ii, pih' ai aim
thlnir on th nln. n -.tiKmii
:k l'r. .... . ' m
N (I Wingren,
Beayerinn, Ore., R
a.
PUBLIC SALR
undersigned will tall at
r"" l ,ne vow Crop farm
F "bbi oi u encoe, on
TUKBDAV. MAY 9R
Pormlck hinder and mower in g(
i 14 inch u, ., ,
I " 3,'i-liirh wide (lie
C rw i erctiou li ver harrow
I'IMIIOOII ,.u r...L . . . I 1
W l t ,i ,u-,tl ,i linn
P. iwo frenU end noon lo be freah
Ik i i A,,K",t nd Srplfitilter
tii".1 "''""y Dnriwni; aHo
laiifil J,.,r,. a, j,uthl itcifff., ,
. . ! ncnii hi oruiruilTr
uttolwr; Jepwy heifer clf, 4 montliH
J rraiH fiiii am r.-.i. I ...... I
- yy ", 3 year old; i a year-old
i io-ai milk
"r artirlm loo nuiurroua lo
canfl
lui'ii
"rma nf Hala- m .j
u .w. f iu uiiiirr
iumi over TI0, 1 year
pi not with approved -eourity
L u, mr oan. i.unon ai
ara i iihtt e tw r .
VICTOR CROP, Owner.
1 1 Cnrnuliiia i ii....
lfhn Vanderwal, Clerk.
nf pmh
m)AAi Willi niu
iii 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ii i
IS WBIiRUNti TRACT
Illldlmro Argue, 1 50 per year
Tha Pioneer' Aaaodalinn will I
meet in tha Maeonin Temple. Port
land, Friday, J una II, I'.IO'.I Hon
tar I) Any, ol Haleiu, will delmr
lh anrual a-Mrra. Mayor Lane
will deliw the addreee of welcome.
and J K Meir. tba reennnita.
All ineere and Indian War Vel-
araua ara in vitI to 1 i.r rnt.
Kwliioetl ral on all rata I he
auuual uiMiliiiK "' Indian war vat
araua will ba bld on TLuradav.
J una ID. WaablnKion county ha
thaaldrat in iinntraga in tbaatalw,
?li: Mr. Mary A Bird. nionaar
of IH.Wt. who will alland lha uiaat-
illg.
With wool opanlng up around
a ixiund.tber will U no cbaap
r clothing thla aaou. On our
bargain rloihing labia, wa hava
aliaa il to U. (I2.V) to IIGM)
vlufur IH(X) toflU Juat tba
thing fur rnimtabout uit, tbay ara
going faat. Wa ordar our clothing
direct from tba factory, and our
nam I on each auit. II. vh
rong A Bon. K U
Principal Ittmra wiahaa tba Ar
gu to announce that a orlion of
tha Hlllaboro puhlio icbuol a ex
hiMt. which II to be forwarded to
tbi Alaikt Yukon Fair, at Heattla
may U wen at tha arhool houee
nut Friday afternoon, after which
data il will be forwarded to the
fair. Thoee wihlni to eea the
work of the pupil a wilt be welcome
to call mi the above data.
K. C. Burgbolmr, of near Bui-
Ion, wa In town today, and will
bruin a uil anainal McCalie. the
K. N, oonlraclor, for tba loee
of a horee valued at '27.r. which
bad to be ahnt, on account oft in
jurlM raoaived from a Freano
ecraper, (be eilge of tba enraper
nearly eevering one tf tha animal'
I'g
T. A. Sbaw, of Ih Hb aw Fear
.and t'o, nf Puviland, wa in tba
city yeeierday, and whIi other
parliea took an automobl trip
through the North PUina lie
tatea that bie company I dividing
uptbeJobnein farm or lM acret
near Wbeeler Station and Perkim
Croaing, and will put the tract on
the market in 2 to ; acre tracla.
"Cncla Billy" Tucker, of the
Cixe By eectinn, and formerly an
old reeident of lUaverlon, wai in
the city yeolerdav, ehaklng banda
ah friend Mr. Tucker U
bolhr of Tho. Tu-ker, fnrrrrJy
of UilUWo. now of Portland. Mr.
Tucker came up from Cnoa By lo
maka einvejranc of aome properly
recently old neir Beaveitoo.
Fniind. at it'ihany, a ulaca to
get While Rock ai.d Brown leg
bor egg for eel ting, from priif
i..nirt itock Mr bird are eub
j-rt lo liupTiion at any time. I
Ktia'eiile eatiefactlon. nr money
refund'd Member of Oregon Bute
oultry Aee'n Phone, Ind Beih
any No. I J F. Haunder. Port
nd.Ore, R 2. fi2 11
Miei Wilhelmioa flnidel, of thla
city , lefi foriiMion, M teeacbueetu,
an Htlutdty, and eipecia lo reach
the latter city on next Saturday.
She g oe et to attend the Currey
BcbK)l of Kipreeiion. al lbtn.
where abe will reiuln for a year
Mie Heidel it a graduate of PaciQe
I'aivetiity. and bid fair Id make
br mark io her rboeen profeiaion
J A. Fallgatier, a travelling
Dhotonraiiher. wa In town yiatei
day. taking viewioi puniic nuua
. .." . LI). I. 'II
log, He la traveling over the
elate thii tummer, and neit winter
ill give itereopticon exhibition
of Oreaon aoenat in the Kaatern
ttalea He atatee that be eell
enough phntcgrapha to make i
good living out of hia buineee.
Mra. May Iaibrie-Rmilh and
family will return from Kirkiville
M aaour . it ia eipeotea, on uecora
lion Day nex. 8he writee ber
oareo In. Mr. and Mra J. A. Irabrie
that thy were ctope to me pain m
. . ..i.ti
thesreat tornado that lately de
ygaialeil a portion of the state of
Mieiour
The Ilill-boro boya who claim
the Asr'.ouHural Colli a tbelr
Alma Miller gv the Military
Band Im a cordial welcime
The College colon were diaplayed
in eeveral plaoet of buuuam yes
terday.
Alex. Chalmera. of near Center
ville. ehinDed his head of Short
horn, to the Alacka-Yukon fair at
Heatile. on Tneedny tbia week. Mr
Chalmers it the pioneer breeder oi
that strain nf cattle in Weeiern
Oregon, and aeldom fail to exhibit
at the (airs.
Z. M. LaRue. Forest (irove'i
champion baieball fan, waa in the
oily Fridsy. h M. is noi loeing
llxah Ihese Java, since the
Colts are winning
David II. Pieroe. of Harrlsburg
who recently so'd his holdings ia
Linn munty, for $10,0X), was In
(own tbia week, looking over the
oountry, and may locate here
Walter Brooks, of .Newmarket,
Tennessee, arrived in Hillsboio
yeeierday, ai.d will join his broth
er Arthur, who has started a gen
eral lUBrohandUe alore at Laurel
Jan. MoQowan and Kliabeth A.
Downing were given a lioenue to
wed, on the 13th insl. '
All kinds of screen doors, for lit
tle money at Trtillinger Bros, Hills
b no, Oregon. 9 12
A. Bendler, substantial North
Plains farmer, was a caller . yester
day. H. F. W bitfield, PortlanJ law
yer, was in town yesterday, !
OLD ANNIVERSARY OF
Church Omanied (n Yearn
bro May 2Mh
fiku BipniT CBiKca ii mn
Baitdlag waa CeaatraiUd lr Pleetir
I'm. km, af Perttt Crii
be O.Mh anniversary of the found
ing of the Waat l oion liaptiat
Church will aoon be celebrated at
Weal I'nion, and lha day will he
notable ae a pioneer affair.
Tbia church was organized on
May 2.r, IS44, at the home of Da
vld T. Inox, six miles northsaat
of Hilbbiro, and the original or-
giniiers, all of whom are dead,
were: David T. Ijmox and wife.
uia; Henry Bewell.the late fath
er of James II. and John W. Hew
ell; Wm. Beagleand wife, Lucinda;
and Alexander Blevin and wife.
,vina.
The ( huirli niinr uard for wonhin waa
Unit In the umnirr nl iHji, by Wm.
Kanr, of 1'oml lirovr, and drilirai-d un
Oi ulni I)av, ol that yrar, :v. Kra
FUliri prrai bing llir dedicatory arruion.
'Ih bultililiv baa had a nrw rnof and
(on minium, and it Hill In a plru.ini tlatr
iK pirwrvalion.
Tlili rdilirr ii uliialrd In our of V)i-
IBkIihi coonly'i inoal fertile and lrauli
lul di-.lrirta, and lit graveyard la Illicit
villi Ibr dual of tunny rarly ptthfnutrr.
Cbiikrn Dinner
A chicken dinner will he lervm al
the Tualalin Hotel. Bundav. from
12 lo '2 o'clock. '.I
BAND CONCKHT
Ilir Ihll.l-rto Uif I & Cornrt lUnd wilt
Uy Ilia folloein miiiitru. to Ihr pnli
u epiair, i Im -'ridar evrninj:
Marrh, "t'litian lidrpeniUrocf
IlrnuiDKri
(ivriiuie, "Alt;iKiipiin." Shriuun
Inlrrnw J. "HUUjiuk Kye"., I laiilrcn
K'lUianrr. "In TbiMiKhtV ..Krix liln I,
Air and Van. "Old Kentucky lit me"
icornet aloi Mafrii
W'alu. "I Vih I Had ai.irl" IjiKv
Kryrrie, ' The WayMilr CJ'apel." Vltwri
Much. "I aaliei" Hull
I'inil
REAL ESTATlt TRANSFERS
Ceoifia A Hu.tir to I C Stnket-
Urv, part ere 11 t t n m (airr js
Kobrrt Beckrr cl ui lo J K Tliomaa.
i ', of w , of e of rc i. t J n
4 w I IH1
Alloa Nitnan rl in to A C Hrown.
part of Mock I llnmpliiry'i Add,
llll)ion 1600
l-lla J Kaalou it al lo J S llivi lot
)H Spencrr'a llouiealrad ac)..imK
W V -ije rl ut to C I' Well,
ncrr in ate w I I l w joixi
Ada h' Aleiamlrr rl al to Catherine
l.mlwiir, to acm in hec lb t I a W..1000
W W Kapey rt ui to A. la 1' Aleian-
trr. to a 10 arc 16 t I a I w imm
J K Kmirt et lit lo J J Ilaywanl et
ui ys acret hi etc to 1 1 1 w ...4000
Chaa Srhneldrr tt u to A N Cot, tr
on Tualatin Kiver 315
N Ilofluian (I it lo in Me La ran,
tract In Patrick Kelly d I c t 1 a 4
w iVh)
J M llridtfea el ut to C Krhae, iwrt
ul H Moore u Ic I I 1 1 w 1400
Geo Cl retterana et ut to Uiae Kut-
rtaon, pert of blk 6 Portal Crove..40oo
llllte Kuratll rt al to Davul Kiliittli,
tract in hnnea AiUI, IIUIloro son
A C Kallly et ut to V V IMvul, I a
in K Walker 11 1 c t 1 a 4 ' t .VI"
J K Burner et ut to J K Keelirr, 11
of lot t Mk IJ fiireat drove 1500
Jai C hiieaaet al to Itrtsie J Holscher .
iiartt.1 lot SS Urirnellna hnviroiia... 10
Amlieai H Jcnes to John Ohermeirr
160 acrri in sec M t n 4 1
J A IjirraUf to B K l'urdv, tmit arc
U 111 I io
lin-entment Co to T L Heath, lot H
Willow-Brook l-eriu - 6,j
Roht I" Wirtn to Katherine M Wirlz
pait of blk ii Koreat Grew
T T Skeeta to V W Jn.uith, part uf
K M Kowell d I C t 1 a 1 w Iihk
! A 81o-er et 111 to Chaa O I'aine, It
jH Millaid & Van Schuyx-er Tract 10
Caaaie H Ratciiffe et el to K K Row-
rll et al, )art of . M Kowell d I c
till w 3000
liive.tment Co to C, V White, lot 10
Ah Brook Kann J4
A H Kuetly el lit lo I. M IVMiRlicrty,
lot! a lo 7 Ttnarttvtlle llelKliti sou)
John Intdek to .Inlin Bill ,'1 of 1 w
arc H t t a 4 SOn
Geo O Hi out et al to R II (iirer, part
blk a North llilliboro Acrei 7V
Wm H i.oyur rt ut to John V Paly
I w ! aec 10 1 1 n b w ,VS
A B Knnteoaetal to Carrie B I iUer,
tract In Strrl'i Add Beaverton, 34 a 4351
Geo Hrewing rt al to S R Vincent,
lot u 1'iewiiit: Orchaid Tracts.... uio
Orreoa Nunteiy Co lo J V Miller, pt
blk 11 Oreuco Tow 11 site 800
Oregon Numeiy Co to A McGill, prt
of Iiwac Butler d I c t 1 11 a w t.vo
Christian (icitvh et ut to the Hunt
Club of roittand, 30 acres in aec
14 t t a t , 9"s
I, M Hoj t et ut to Albert V dem
ons, peit of J W Wood d I C and
part arc 14 t S n 5 10
W O Hocken et ut to Geo C Jack
man and V II Lathrop, lit IJ
fruitful IjiuiU, end other land.. .1946
VKRBOORT AND FARMINGTON
Below we give (lie line-up of the Ver
boortand l'ariiiingtonc:iiba, at Paruiiux
loo, last Suudiy. A feature of the game
wu the Heavy nulling none uy ine rar
mlnuiim rluh. Thev trot 4 clean two-
beuKrrs and 6 ruui in the first innlug,
but linelly loit the game lo Vrrboort, 10
to 13.
partniiigtoii
Schnlnierich c , .
Klrby lb....
A. Ingram a b...
Bachelor 3
Verboort
...II. lk-rnards
Vinderenden
W. Jensen
Insper
McFee
J. Iugraui ...
.a 1 J. Jensen
.r f Sohler
N-eiy..
Ford...
,c f V. Bernards
.1 f Kindt!
, p .....Vanl.um
Ii Goctter,
L. Oelger, of Cornelius, was In
the city yesterday, on business.
Wm Haase, of South Tualatin,
was In town today.
J. 8. Robineon, of Karmington,
was an Argue caller, today.
"Uncle Ike" Allen. f Ie.lvilie,
waa on the atreeta Ulay.
Ice for eale at the J)-n of
Sweet. 7-11
Frank (iuild, of fteneeo, Ilia., ia
in the city, vniting witti 11. u
Guild acd family.
Ice for ra'e al the )en of
Hweete. 711
Im Brown, a eon of I'. (). Brown
and wife, formerly of HilleWo,
waa in the city Sunday, the gueet
of relatives.
White Clover Ice Cream at the
'herniary drug etore. Try it. B'.f
Harry Ibwman wan ihe only
Hillaboro boy with the ('orvallis
Military Band here, lent ni((bt, and
played a solo cornel
For sale: Kile plants by tbe
thousand. Both pbonea. Zn.a
WiM)d. tf
Mra. Vincent, of Ht. Jobna, at
tended the Military Band concert
here laet night. Her son, Cbeiter,
waa one of the performers
tire our bargain tab'e for lioy'e
two piece nuti. II. Nehrung v
Bens. ii 'J
Mrs. Uttie Fneter, of Tbe Dallee,
and Mrs. Abbie Ieightcn, ( f Port
land, are vieiting with the Wilkins
at CorneliuH, this week.
We have c'oiing nut numbers in
the W. L. Douglas hb; also in
Ladlra' Mineea' and Childrpn'r
iboes. II A rbrung v Sons H-'J
Jas. Imliy.of Ktedville, wib in
town thla afiernoon. He nays the
lack of rain is getting to be enrioue
matter wub Ihe farmers.
Money lo loan on real entate.
Term reasonable. Apply lo Ku
ratli Bros, HillelKiro. Or. 21-tf
Mies Stella Larkins, of Colfax,
Waeb,ws io town Tuesday, en
route to Banks, where ebe will vleit
wilb ber relatives, the Beneuel
brothers and Mrs. L. F. Caretens.
Found: A place to have your
clothes cleaned and pre-ie-d, and
returned tbe same day. Acme
Cleaning and Preefcing Parlors, one
door weet of Farmer's Feed Stable.
An old gentleman by the name
of (iemhirt, who lived with his son.
C (iihirl, nf near Keedyille, died
last Tueeday night of general
debility. Us waa aged ninety-one
pars, and is survived by an aged
wife, and the eon mentioned.
(!.od summer paeturage, on the
IIeidl place, above Mountaindaie.
at $'..50 a month for horses, and
11.25 per bend fir cattla Call on
T. J. Willis, 'i miloe norlheant of
Mountaindaie, or write bim on
Corneliu K. I., Box "i. Phone,
Pacific Slates, 91. S-31
A genllemau in from Cornelius
today, states tbat there is consider
able talk in tbat place about the
Tualatin Klrcttic R. R which the
Scholia people are tncoursging to
come through tbe souihern part of
the county, with Cornelius as the
terminal point.
(J wd, strong, well-hardened to
raalo plant?, extra Goo, for sale.
Mra W. A Mrlio, one mils south
of Hillsboro, screes Jackson Bottom
bridge. $ 11
For Sale A nice, gentle mare, 8
years old, of Himbletoninn stock,
and a fine driver; color, dapple
browr; epeedy, enduring and true;
ranly kep'; weight, about luo'J
Al vays in gond snipe Price, f 1 1 0
Call at farm I mile east of Orenoc,
on Orecou Kiectric Line. Lecn
Girod. 7 tf
At a meeting held last night
at the City Hall to arrange for a
Fourth of July celebialion at Ibis
p'ace, Mayor Counell appointed
the following executive committee,
who will within a few days appoint
the various pud committee: B P
Cornelius. John l)nnin. W. W.
Bosoow, W. V. Wiley and (bo
Schulmerich.
For Sale; A thoroughbred Hob
stein bull, eligible to registry; alto
2 heifers, 2 years old, soon freh.
A Bendler, 1 milet northwest of
Hilleboro. Pscitic States' Thane,
Hillsboro, 31 S. a 11
Kdna , Large, of Forest (irove,
has Qled aFennalional divorce suit
sgainet Hr. C. L. Large, her bus
band, and in her allegations says
that the Pr. has treated ber iu a
cruel and iuhuman manuer for
three years past. The couple were
married in Portland, August 9
1 905 She states that duriog tbe
winter of 1W)S, tbo defeudunt drew
a butcher knife on her and threat
ened to carve out her heart, that
Large often stated that pamtiil
would soon die, and that ho would
he engaged in planting Ibwerson
her grave; rUintifV further states
that Lirge threatened to take their
little eirl away where his wife
would never tiod.her; that ehe m
lleved defendant was attempting to
poison ber, eto. Mrs. Large left
hsr husband on May 11. of this
month, and Blod proceedings, in
which she asks for a divorce, and
the custody of their child; she fur
thur petitions the ccurt to give hsr
$1,000 to prosf cuto the suit, and
demands that one third of Lirge'e
property iu Ihis county, be given
to hsr. The petitioner states that
Largs's pioperty is worth $30,000.
Dr Large is a physiuian at Forest
Grove, and Is considered very
eccentric lie has attained to con
siderable notoriety in this county
from a habit he has of appending
to birth notices, the statement:
"Dr. Large attending."
V AHMINT SCALP
MARKETJVILL OPEN
A Syiiopsisof the Lai (liven
by Omnty Clerk Bailey
ILL IHE A PK0B0SCI1 .BITTER
Ciatitt
Hairs' will Bare (seiifereas
Tak te Pcrfera
Our versatile and efficient County
Clerk, J. W. Baiby, bas just re
ceived ioHtrucliong from F, W.
Bneon, Secretary of Slate, Ex
officio (iovernor, and a gentleman,
tbat aaid clerk, aa a servant of the
people, aball open up a scalp mar
ket at the county court houee, on
May 24, Y.W, or thereabouts, wilb
tbe following fixed and never vary
ing scale of price, to-wit:
Coyote or Coyote Pup fi 50
(iray or Black Wolf 5 00
tay or Black Wolf Pup, Timber
Wolf Bit p. orTimlier Wolf a 50
100 Lai, Willi tat or Lyn i 00
Mountain I.ion, BantlierorCougar.io 00
To get which, the people of tbe
Stale o! Oregon, by their legisla
ture, have tnacted some dm simple
rulea and regulations, ntberwise
known as red tape, of which the
following ia a few yards right off
the reel for tbe bounty seeker lo
measure up to:
Tbe eliyer must locate the var-
miot, make sure it is not an elk.
beaver, female pheasant, human
being, female deer or spotted fawn,
and blaze away, kill it himself ab
solutely dead so it will not live in
captivity half a minute, and then
kin off ii bide entire, with its two
ears, four pawe, one tail, one noee
tip and two eye-hole, all intact;
then hie to the County Clerk there'
with before six months have x
pired, and the thing has got too
rip, swear, or attirm.on paper fur
niched by tbe county, the number
and kiud of varmtnte killed, that
tbe killing was done in this county,
by the slayer in its wild state, col
in captivity, or raised on a bottle
Also have a neighbor and a reel
dent tax payer swear bard and
ong nn paper that he is euch, and
knows you and believes your swear-
iiiga are very truthful.
J he Clrrk alter atfmo? a strong
elites pin to his proboscis, anil a few
seals and siirnstures to theamdaviU and
s&si'ting all he ran in swearing, proceeds
to mm Mtui nkins lor all commercial pur
poaes hv cam nt; otf tbe coyote acajoa
jut ttaca 01 ibe rare; and the otber ani
uim kins he matilatrs and mangles by
severing the two Iroot pawl, and punch
ins three one eicht inch Uolei tlncuah
the base of the ears thereif, and returns
the remainder to the owner. Then you
come into your money in the shape of a
warrant, good lor taxes, marnae, hunt
in or fishing license, or anything else
you desire.
ihel lcrk besides making up nnuier
otis ststemcnts, records and hies, pre
set ves these scalps and frout paws, and
pteseuis tnem 10 me county couit at
thrlr next regular meeting for their in
spection and delectation, after which
t liey most destroy thetn by burning them
lo ashes in their prenence, accompanied
by such iwantaliona, ceremonies, orvies
and l.inientattons as luey may- see tit to
estaiiin, uioiiRh the law does not state
what to do with the ashes.
It will be seen from the foregoing that
it will be wise not to shoot otf any of the
critter a less, tail, ears, nose tip, nor
shoot through iti ears.
e also can see thet the clerk will
have some close decisions to make as to
whether some Gray or Black Wo'f pups
have passed over the dividing line of pup-
licod and woll-hood.
There nre numerous other things em
bodied in this act, and it seems that the
legislature also appropriated some lio.
uo.oo lo pay lor all this fun.
PORTLAND MARKET
Valley wheat, per bu ,
ii 17
White oats, per ton
,.4of4i 00
...$I4(j;iS 00
..fll(;i 11 OO
ft 5
-f 1 OO
18
Timothy hay " "
C'cver hay, per ton ,
Onions, new, per crate...
Potatoes, per cwt
Cr uulry butler, per tb
Outside Creamery, per lb.
2l Vj(.l JO
c-KRS, per dozen .14(11 15
Hens, -per Io 1.WI5.4
rryera " 32(-2S
JAMES STEPHEN CLARK
James Stephen Clark, of Forest
Drove, iii-d at the family home
May 12, VM), after an extended
illness. Mr. Clark was born in
Athens Co, Ohio, Jan. 18, 1S40
Me enlisted io Comptny C O b
Ohio Volunteers, July SI, lsbl
and served tbrotighout tbe war
In 1 80ft he was wedded to Miss
KUeu Knight, who suivivea him
Tbey moved to Kansas in 1S60, to
Oregon in 1H7G. and to Forest Grove,
in 1889 lie then enguged iu the
creamery busioes in the college
city, and made many friends by
his strict integrity and jovial die
position. The children are: Wm.
A Clark who is married to Milly
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Raldra, of this city; Mrs. Belle
Roe. wifs of C. 0. Roe. Forest
Grove's furniture dialer; Mra
Mary Abbott, wife of Mayne Ab
hott. a leading jeweler of the
Grove. The funeral took place to
day.
PROBATE
Estate of Helen M Whitten, dee'd
A L Holoomb, P Landauer and
Fred Hamel apptd appraisers.
Kt of Wm T Curtis, dee'd; time
for hearing objections to final ac
count set for Monday, Jane 14,
19051.
Guardianship of Minnie Breoau
er, a minor; petition to sell -real
ostate set for June 11, at 9:30 a. m.
Remember the regular service. at
the I'nited Kvanglicl church
every Sabbath; all are invited to
attend. Rev. C. C I'oling I. K
of Portland, will preach Saturday
night and Kunday morning with
communion servicee fillowing the
morning preaching Mother's ser
vioee at 8 p. m by pa-itor. All are
requested to wear a white H wer
Mothers will be welcome to theee
services.
Try the Star brar.d -f AraenaTe
of Lead forepraying I, U a "eiire
shot, and does the work. This is
the time to eprav for t!ie Codliu
moth. I handle tbia sorav in
juantity, and price- are r'aonaM
Add reus or call on Barney IA,
Beaverton, Route 2. 8tf
It ia said that grange do wt-11 on
the sunny slopes of the mouutaios
between liulaboro and the Coaet.
bat tbey grow to peifr-dion on
the bills near Foreat (irove is a
well known fact, and experiments
with this fruit at a still higher al
titude bas shown that it grows
equally well.
Having sold out our interest in
tbe mercantile bueinene to Connell
A Co , all persons knowing them
selves to be indebted to the under
signed will pleane itttie same at the
Commeicial Bank. Hcbulmericb
?roa. 4-tf
Frank Suess, a former Cornelius
boy, ia playing right field for Taco
ma, and his bit to tbe fence cleared
tbe bases and won tbe same for
that club yeeierday in Portland.
While in Washington or untv.puess
caught for the "Diamond W" team
and always playei a consistent
game.
Near Boxton. 100 acres of fine
and, 40 acres cler-d, 4 scree or
chard, 2 acres walnuts, school prac
tically 00 place, hcuie of 8 rooms,
barn, chicken houee and other out
buildings; also telephone. Tbis
and will raise anything, 2o per
acre, terms Imbris Land Co.
A public school entertainment
will be given at Cornelius next Sat
orday, in the ci'y park, beginning
at 10 o'clock Children ani their
parents are cordially invited to at
tend by the promoters and to bring
their dinners and stay all dav
Tbe entertainment will be of 1
patriotic character.
Taken Up On the Barnes road,
a gray mare with red hair on 'he
back; weight about 600 to 0-50;
branded ' r. S." on the lefi hind
eg Mar? Abadie.on Barnes road.
Portland R 2. 8-10
Karl Keetek, who lives in the
nuiipe neighborhood was quite
severely hurt yesterday while
driving diwn a hill near the Gut
schmidt place. Tbe brake failed to
bold his wagon, and the horse ran,
throwing the old man out aga!n-ta
fence. He was picked up snd cr d
for by neighbors.
farm of SO acres for rent, 15
acrea in cultivation; ample build
inge; barn for 6 cows and 2 hoists
Icquire of J. M Brown 8 if
F. M. Starrett, the Forest Grove
archiUci, wan in the city yesterday
to submit plans for th new K
Of
P. building to be erf cted on Second
street between Main and Washing
ton. Ibe matter is in the hands of
the building committee, which con
sist of Dr. W. I). Wood, George
Schulmerich and John Brown
Miss Jennie Lilligard, of tbis
city, wbo is well to tbe front in tbe
Telegram consi-t for a trip to Alas
ka, will visit Yamhill county next
week, and endeavor to get the vote
neceeearv for ber to win. She got
about oO.OOO votes in Hil;eboro
this week.
Mrs. West, widow of the late
Chaoey Weet. and Mrs. Wert's
brother and wife, of Vernoniawere
in Hillsboro Thursday, returning
from a trip to Portland.
Mrs Frank Ferguson, who died
near Amity, on the 21 inst was a
sister of Mrs. Geo. G. Hancock, of
this city. .
We have special bargain tables
(or men a.nd lys' clothing. Come
and look at them and get prices.
H. Wehrung A Sons. 8tf
M. J. McMahon. formerly a pro
fessor in Paci6o University, now a
Portland lawyer, was in tbe city,
yesterday.
Married by Justice Barnes, Hills
boro, Oregon. May 12, 1909, Mich
ael Boyd, of Dilley, and Eama
Wiberg.of Forest Grove.
T. J Cleeton, formerly Prosecu
ling Attorney for this Judicial Dis
trict, was in town tha fore part of
the week, from Portland.
Stationery sale at the Hillsboro
Pharmacy, one week only. See
window display. 9
Go. Thompkins, of north of
Glencoe, was in the county seat
today.
Go. Biersdorf, one of the well to
do ranchers of tbe North Plains,
was ia town today.
J N. H .ffuaan, Fjreal Grova at
torney, wae down on bu&iuees yes
terday. .
Dance at Alpha Hall, Cornelius
Saturday night May loih Wa'k
er's orchestra. Tickets, 75 j. 9
Henry Kamna, oneof Rlonmiug'i
Argus supporters, was in the uity
today.
Chaa, Storm, of Orenci, is at tbe
Hillsboro Sanitarium, with a hand
infected with blood poison.
Geo. Alexander and C. A. Lam
kin joined the United Railways
surveying party tbis week.
PRorissifmu
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physielan and Surgeon
ffr.a Bailey Morgan block, wpataira
Rikii ! t.i 14, KeaMwnoa flonth-
j WHni.urhcr I'.feMline and bacood Mlreeta.
tunn -rnonea.
MeerVrWWrVvVWvW
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Oitii njnUIra over Tba Delta Thug gtore
Rbslrianoe Kaatof Court Hoc an.
In the comer of the block.
rVlrVirWVWW
JAMK8 PHILLIP R TAMIES1E, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
3urjfm Roottiaro railfio Railmad Co
I'oiiNiilUlion In Trench or Knvllah. Of
rie ii(,tairTi, over I ii. Hoyi IVi. store,
n-nii i,ii- r nam at., nillaboro. Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M.D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
OfficeRooius 7, 8 and 9,
miley-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TTi-llcrv.r. Or
wrwa Vj Va.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Kwrna 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Deonla Store.
HILLSBORO - 0RZG03
Saw. A. mmatmx W. 9. Mmr
B AO LEY at HARE
ATT0EN8YS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and Skate Ealldiaf
HILLSBORO, . . 0REG0S.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rooma . 4. It j. If orgaa Blk, HUiabere
eeVWeVMVMWNeMMMw
JOHN U. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Unauln, Bailey Marraa Blod
Rootaa.iaala.
HILLBBCBO, - O&AOOS.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court Boon.
HILLSBORO ORBOOM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upetatrs, Rooma , 4 aa4 j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY physicun
AND SURGEON
The only eraduated and liceaaed Veter
insry in Hillsboro. Sixteen year prac
tical experience.
OKFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
8TABLK No. I
Office phonea: Pacific Statea 01; Ind. 213
Residence phone: Independent 243
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Claw
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Webruhg Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
Wall: Paper
And
Paperhanging
Agent for the ALFRED
PEATS' wall papers, the
best on the market. See
my Samples.
SEE MY SAMPLES!
W. H. TAYLOR
R. F. D. No. 4. " Infe
pendent Phone. No. 515.
1 mile west of
HILLSBORO, ORE.
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I EPPLEY'S
i Perfection
BaKing
Powder
":"K'awasir t
Is Packed in IADS
and jelly CLASSES
I For sale by R. C. Vanght
I and Emmott Brothers. -4-
; r
II Manufactured By
1 C. M. Epplcy
g SALEM. OREGON.
Moritz Sohmldt, of Hclratla, wa
in town today.