I
HlLl'.UOftO AROUS, JUNE 3, 1901
: i?ii5S!i()
l.nlltccn arc Muklim it
. .t..l.-.. t lull
l
w BALLOOX ACINIUM ON
i
l.r all
Kouftb or J"iy c'.ii.iii
kin rapid headway l"
, ol cettrtin the rounding
I. .w,nlr. end the attractl-ma
C lf high wr.Ur There will
rr. dare of jollification," with
Lii ..art day. There will
tl.it IIiIUImho baa 'ul U me
ui.t.Li.ini ever hld In the
. It I. I. ...I.... I. ...
It Ol
C beu dniionetrated.
r Hoecuw baa secured
S pl.iwdeu show, carrying
, .tr. artUia I'l 1..k!1
. living thrillere or ill Umie;
r .. . i i...i
I,,., Inn. who "Ml M'
.ln Mch day on July 3, 4 an I
...r.lleM of witul or weainer
-
mime.
hen a thmieand feel In the air
.l. .1 ion a Dackag. ami Hi
. A I . t . I l.tl.Mlt.tl i It
who mine u n" - i-
KJli I'urke wfiiirm on a
ire while Klhal I-amy r
illuminated bicy-le on the
rtnow ami ln have a
Ml tram ein whiiilt will U
Ibi three da ye.
HilUtxiro and iMhany
At bare liii soured, and the
y,,iltM in negotiating lor th
At lllHl.
IRELAND -MARKI SCTON'
R ...
Vrr rrlly hum wmliling tu
brated at the home nf Mr. and
H. Harrington, of Cetilervtll-,
ib Noon, Welneaday, Juii 2,
when their daughter, MIm
ii (iarland Harrington, wee
tod In marriage to Mr. I.eater C
and, of (ifiriivilln, Itcv. Welch,
or of the Tualatin name Free
Irian church, performing th
w .
nionr. Th brhl .ull
o (own of wliil mn Uwn
wort tell. Crfying lb whit
.i t it t ft.
roM. in uriiiimnuiu, own
i tUrrinKlon, Utr of th
ii, won whil vuille ovrr pink
inJ ckrrlrd iink rot, Th
lor a?corwii in urrgon
W. wilb n rch of iMt hrirr
. . .... . .
rrn, ml lby lirplh. 11m
iiii hll wupplvtxiitl with wrrl
and (rrn, with Ull io th
r. Dinner wi urted in thr
Th l.Ut atinual mitiim of tb
WilUiunlta ValUy Aa
aiH'iatioii lyinvKunl In ihia city ym.
Urcy In Urn r.aptint rhurch, wilh
Uxv. John lloiiUmn, I'orllaml City
Miaioiiary, aa MutUratur, and with
hundrad tUlrvaUa in attamlanrn
I lia morning -(in dnt ui tmi
.k. Willi K.y. K. J. II....Hk
I. I ; .1 I I . . . I . ' nt
annual aruiou a dnlivirad hy
llv. II Hcliwatllar. ator of I'orl-
laud'a Third Church. In tha after
noon, Key. Jordan, of I'ortland'a
Cfiilral rhurch. raiMirtad unon
rorrign Miamona, a gnral ilia
J I I !
urniotl I'tiiowing. Illra wara
rrad Iroin twrntv cburchra. and
i i.ii'imim war raiioticu ainra
th lal annual tpaalou. I,nl night
ilirt aaaoinhlr adlranl hy
Hay J Whltoomh Itroujhar. ialor
f tha U hi la 'IViii.ln, tha uljMi
I Ilia ill'otirr ' ()na of thn la'
uracoa. " ilia araainn clorra to-
Ight 11 II. Davla, Iba looal pan-
tor, an hoat lor the vlvilingolargy
N.ar Hcbolla la 10 aor trad
with a good .1 room voltaga and
barn; alao a ahad, with a law
aitdi, rharry, tach and plum
lrn ai,J a fw gualiarriaa, that
can l h.ittgbt on very raaonalila
tartna. Tha rici la f I..Vd) Wt
ara lnl.I that th build ng are
worth mora than th ric auk ml
acta ia claarnl and 'I cr nlmh
l; tha halanra In litnUr, good
lor cord wood Iiiibna Land Com
any.
Th Hu s ton I, u tn In-r Cumtiany,
Allan Urowti, tiraaidrnt, la In the
tbroaa ol liligation. HuiU aggra
gailiig I'if'ill.t bava ban iiM
anl niierni iianmM-k allachnu in
lanl at Union, today. Tha
claimant, 11 lid in circuit and
lUiily omrta, are: II. 1 Kchmtlt
rJI of, ana I . jlon,
H0 Attorney II. T Haglay filing;
irillU.ro I.lry. 147. W). T. 11
ongu filing; Hannan A Son,
S4U.T.I, K. It Tongua tiling, and
lUi, t. laglay. 11072 70. Haglay
liar, altorneya. Tb company
hitight into th mill over two yar
Thy ay "a prophet ia without
honor in bla on country" Our
and alande (lie aam In our ooiu
munily aa tha proiihet. It take
the man from tha Kat to apprrcl
at our aoil. We hate bargain In
city ami farm prorty. luibri
,and I ouipauy.
William Wlaar a-kad Bam Kver
r.
In (iao rtteron, of th Urote,
V I U You Truly," and Mi..
a Il.iiieUon, of HilUtxiro, play
ha wedding march from Man
Win. Kaleigh Walker, of the
, waa groomaman. Mine Ag
I Harrington caught the bride
hual.
?be bride ii well known In mu
ll clrclre all over Washington
Inly, and ia deaaryedly popular
B a boat of young iwiila Her
lar'i home baa long bn-n otien
a lor the young people ol Koreet
ve and UtllHUirn. The appre
Bon of the vounir cnunle waa in
ild by the many Inenda pre-
I and many beautiful preaenta
fhe groom in on of John Ire
J, of tireenvllle, and a nephew
County Recorder Willia Ireland
r a abort trio to Heaa'de lliot
take up their reaidence at
lenville.
h'rilt at illr nt.l I llif '
It. ami Mn. Ilriity llmriinMon Sr
mi nil, joint IicIkikI, Mr nml
h W. V, Iktarua-. Mr. mkI Mr. V
UmeliM.ii. Mi. J. I' I'iri,., Mr (
(to l'u rut.ii, Mr, mn) Mi. John
ill. Mr. mill Mm. Win. Ktm-Vm;in
anil Mr C'arence Hnrlirr Mm W
A'll-'li; Mrmra. Willi Irrl.n.l l'nil
jrli, H J Srwrll, Clm ,ScIioiiiImiik, K
cr, rrm lUtiii.Kli.ti, llrnry lln
urn, jn ntiiiii!t,ii,r,iiv Slmknian
imr Irrlmi.l, I,,!,,, rri,, r. Alfird
inKOin, MIMe ,)i it HuiiiUoli.il'
fiioiiililiiB, Jt'iiiilc l!ni4iiier. K.va
o, llnrl SliK-ktimn, Jrwle Hnrtlii
All(le HiirrliiL'toi. llrnlnli lirlmi
T lUrli.r. M.tv Sluliiiiiiii Mnr
n, no vmi llmU r, Willlnil Stock
. l-yale I'altemon, I'liaa Wili h.
ne t:ollea Club will hold ita
ual June meetimr in iha natuta
banket picnic on the Uwn at
Home of Mr. T. It Jmbria
unlay afternoon, June f
rd Wilk. of Hethanv. wbild
ng wood, nearly iHvered hi
loumb, Monday. )r. Tamieeie
to lave the member.
re. Bertha Ditt
urn ( ir an r
ud vimt with her nnlv eiater
Imogene Bath, and will vil!
f Heattle Fair, remaining in . the
"ior two monthe.
Itat KT.l.. .t .
f'ghler, MiKa JCthel, of Berkeley
' were gneeta m the Peter Bo
" nome, Monday. Rev. Clark
PHtor ol the M Ifi f!hnr(,li In
I" place 20 years ago.
J- H. Thomnenn. of Thnmnan!
fc. t .. . I '
f". Sumner. (Jo , wai in town
puay and eays bia mill h
roruer. than it can handle, and
uo wm nave to plane some
aa -l 1 . t ..3
ura in other milla,
Th little ton ol C V. Uhhv fe
m a email wagon, drawn hy an
uer lad.nnn Han au n..w
Mtained a dislocated ehoulder.
umieaie attended the little
low.
ASK HALL TEAM
rirotinds in l ine shape anJ
Soon Itcady fur l'lay
K'lYS GEIIING IMU kEADI NESn
Wiaigtr I. L. Uaart Prrutrieg Iblaga
Alung Ltagat Liera
Manager K. I, Moore, of th Hilla-
baaeball team, ia gelling the lwya
roundel into abape, and has al
reaJy aignml a ini irity of the
playera. The ground are in fine
hape; the diamond ia aa g-xxl aa
could U deaired; the grandatand
will aoori be built, and the tot en
dowed, ami everything ia being
whipped into c mdilion along league
line.
The new auita have arrived
beautiful Maroona-and are on ex
hibition at the NeUon Hardware
lore, and if the boya can'uwin in
their new acc-iutrementa than there
ia nothing in outward appearance
Manager Moore atatea that the
buaineea men bate agreed to cloae
up June t, and hate a holiday for
ib ening of the haeeball eeaeon,
and there ia to be a hie parade.
with the land in attendance and
all that goea for a Dret-claai cele
bration.
St my Hat ami Ota Prut
t ft a j a
me Mi l summer millinery In new
atylea and new price are rure to
pleaa. All my bat are well made,
whether high or low pnod My
ladiee waiela are untiaually good,
and thn price will aell them.
Mra. Imogene Rath.
PUBLIC SALE
Tha underaigned will aell at public
auction at Witch Hazel Station,
3J eaal cf HilUboro on .Southern
Pacific at ten o'clock a ra. on
8ATI IU)AV JI NK 12
Koiir yr oily, lrr! by Ixinlm'e. Iimke u
l.iitfKr mi.) lii ntk iluulile, ami flue hl-
ler, unnllv ml Mfn fur I llr; U line.) uf
l.rmitrtl Jvrwjr xiw, .1 U teem, all giv
ing- gx. II. . ..r I'-Hk; lIulKteltl row. &
yt, kkI milker; 10 ulioaU, eluut to ll.
Born, to John Bradford and wife,
near Witch Haiti, May .11, a eon.
For rale: Kale plant by the
thousand. Roth phonea. Zina
Wood. Kif
Mi Vivian i'rown, returneI the
Orel of the we-k from a vieit to her
folk up on the Wilaon.
All kind nf acreen doom, for lit
tle cconey at Trullinger Rroa., II illa
boro, Oregon. !) 12
Mia Nellie Wallace viaited bar
brother, Karl Wallace, and wife, in
I'oriland, Kunday.
Money to loan on real en I ale.
Term reasonable. Apply to Ku
ratli Rroa, Hilleboro, Or. 21-tf
MifH Vadi I'w k.of Portland, waa
the gucHt of Mra. Jaa. Miltenberger,
Humlay.
While Clover Ice Cream at the
I'barmacy drug alore. Try it. Glf
Mine Auetia Ballard, of Portland,
ia the Eueet ol her uncle. Frank
Rallaud, and family, tbil week.
Karl Miller waa out from Port
land, Monday, the guHt of bia
grandmother, Mra. Hunan Brown
Milk and cream (or tale. Apply
al R. H. Uieer'a reeidenue. 11 2
M. Cantwell, the Mountaindale
orcharding, waa in the city tbia
morning.
June otb, the lime; IIillboro
Hall, the place; Any More, the
girl. Toelle'a orchoetra. 112
School closed in the city today,
ami tbe boya are bunting for the
ol' Kwimmio' Hole."
We have farm and houses of all
AND FIKSnilLL MAN
David KtiJcr, of Near Hoy,
I'a.VHcs to Beyond
BUILT FIRST MILL IS COL.VTY
Dira at Ripe Ije af H; Yrara, at Btme
af Daaghtcr
David Kuder, pioneer of 1813, and
tbe firat man to build and operate
a aawmill in Washington County,
died at the borne of bis daughter,
Mra. Jack Woods. Sunday. Mar
We bate now 6nihd our run of
Building Block and nave a good
supply on th yard. We will have
a aupply of brick oo band by tbe
20th df June. We will begin our
run of large tile, 10 inch and over,
about Jane 15. Parties wanting
thoee sizes mast order them by
July 1, as we cannot afford to carry
them ia stock, so do not blame us
if we have none when yoi call for
tbem later. We expect to have a
full stock of smaller sizw the latter
part ol July. We have 3 in., 4 in.
and Gin. on hand at present. Phone,
before yon come for tile, as this
stock may lie out any time. We
burn our tile and brick hard, a
ood is no ohct with o. Don't
forget that we carry a good line of
rough snd dressed lumber, and can
fill any ordinary bill from our
22, 1S09, Kuder was a unique titT of , ' ,,.. 'itch
character, and waa noted lor bis that we will sell at a very reason-
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Phjlc Ian and Sarg-coi
OiTlro Hlle7-Morfn hliM-k, upeUira.
K.hiiih 12, 1.1 and 13. Kmidano 8uulh
wmt rurner Kajeline aud banoutl Nlrrela,
BHh 'Phone.
S. T. LINKLATER. Id. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlo npeUirt nrarTha Delta Inie: flora
Hbetdeoaa Kaatef Court Houw,
In tba comer or tb bUx k.
JAME.SFHILLIPKTAMIE.SlE.lf. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Buriteon Bouthem PaclBa Rallnwul Co.
oimiiluUcn In Krenrh or Kntf Imh. (if.
lit titalni, over U U. Hoyt (,V. aUira,
north hi, n of Main bl, Uillalor, Or.
eAerWeevWvWVyVVvV
integrity and purpoeelul ways. He
built the first sawmill in this seo
lion, locating it in what was then
known as tbe "Puckerbrush" dis
able figure, lii. 1x6. lxS, 2x4, 2x0
and 2x12 of different lengths, all
surfaced and sized, except the 2x12.
Tbis is all good lumber and is al)
stack, so it ie very dry. If too
trict.apnesr the forks of the two can uaelomberof these dimensions,
Dairy Creeks. He was in the it will pay you to look it up.
Cayuse Indian War of 1855 6, and Groner RoweI1 Co-
served through soma strenuous Mr. Crabtree telephoned in that
fighting. bis fine farm never looked better.
His wile died eleven years ago, There is 132 acres in this place, on
and he leaves two children, L. M.I which be has 6"KJ prune, UU wal
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Pboaea. HillsboTO, Ore.
eArreriaAeVvVyyVvVVVvVI
Kuder, now in California, and
Kllsn, wife of Jack Woods. In
terment was in the Banks cemetery.
Mr. Kuder was widely known in
tbe early days, and bis stalwart
frame and deep-toned voice marked
bim among men. For several
years be baa been more or lees de
sizes and all pricee.-lmbrie Land "Pil. h" not tieited the
. . iaa.im.w an., .inn. . a
' I I 0"T I Oi J
.... ... .L- .1 . ageu oi yoare B.uu i ubjb.
uoru, vo me kiib ui vuii.
D'Hondt, Hillelioro, June 2, 1009,
a daughter
Mra. Kaener, of Mountaindale,
has returned home after a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. J. W
Connell.
JuhI arrived at Schmidt A- Kul
isch, Uaaeline, nortb ol Beaverton,
a carload ol salt, at (10 per ton.
12,
nut, and 700 almond tree, aho
bops and hop bouse and fruit dry
er. Ibis land lays well, and is a
moiey-maker. The price is ISO
per acre, with good bnildirg, and
terms to suit. About balf of it is
cleared. I m brie Land Company.
The rnral mail carriers of Wash
ington County met with tbe car
riers of Multnomah and Clackama
counties, at Beaverton, May 31, and
tb attendance was marked with a
good crowd and lervor for improve
ment lor tbe rural service. Several
Memorial Day waa appropriately anbiecU were intersDersed in the
. . t .1
ooeervea nonaay oy me remnant program, and ouicers were elected
ol tbe old guard in Uillshoro, under ti follows: President, M. P. Cady,
Beaverton; ice President,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist1
Room 10 and 11 Morgan-Halley Block,
atreet. Over Denuia Store.
HILLS BOKO - - ... - ORKOOM
was
Sm. m. Bmttmt W. a. Hmrm
DACLEY Sl HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and i Shale Building
HILLS BOKO, . , OBKiiOS.
THE NATION'S DEAD
Dan Burkbalter, one of the sue-
Line the raUMiif hi on beuone ea.-li! iir lu t rui t.i.rlr. uwl on-
I u 111 I I i.t , ly l'rt lime; llt k' ImhJ fiiltrr; 1-H
xpralon ram rata be ba juet
put tlVK) in a houe aud lot and
not her (allow had bought the lot
beeid bim and waa building a
ahanty to live In. Wieer lold bim
if b bad In-iight a lot In lloecowe
Addiiion, tbia would not have bap
pnl. Imbrie Land Company
tell Boecow lota,
A at ran berry social will Im given
at th home of Mr I'cger, on Uak
street, near 12ib, Tuesday evening,
Jnt.e S, lor the benelll ol the ht.
Matbewa rburrh. Adults,
children, I'm). Kverybody invited
K Weiobbrodt Jr-ol Cornelius,
while working on th Milne farm,
northwest of town, was tbia morn
it.g badly cruahed internally by a
wagon running over hie abdomen.
Dr. Tamiesle attended the sunerer.
I'll team waa going oil' the bridge
of lb bare door when they be
came unmanageable,
Sunday at tbe Methodiel Church
reaching at I UNI a. m , "Trans
formed into the In age of Thrift."
Kvening: "The (i,epel Veiled
The prelude to the evening ermon
"lleptiein; ita mode."
Tb Bethany School, It L. Wann
teacher, will mve a big picnic on
Friday, June IS, and the Hethany
Band will furnish mnio. Cach
trixe.N will be awarded in germ
and raws. The Women of Wood
cralt will rerve refreshments on tbe
Bround. ti rounds. W imer t.rove,
J mile South ol lJthany.
Dr. J. K. Adkins will be lound
n bia dental parlor in this city,
regularly after the firat of June,
where he will lie pleased to meet
old patrons ri quiring work in his
lino. .
Kmll Kuratli and wife, who left
hare a few weeks sg for Kuroe,
are now in New York, visiting
friend and relatives. They leava
New York. June 12. and sail on
the Cincinnati. Kmil and wile are
having the timoa of their lives
Wanted: A good, reliable girl,
fur unnera 1 bouse work. M cnil
e ... ii if
i rn Incilllr 01 Mrs. IV. n .
Walker, Beaverton, Oregon, U. 2,
B.xlO
Fid Narun. of near Bunks, was
n tndv with a load of straw-
... ... . . ...
fur ( reel's Grocery.
1.
gsMilnie eiiKine, Tom Tliuiiil; four cri.iin
ram, 3 live gallon ami ixie U u KH"li.
Tsrma of sale: Toiler 110, caeh;
Ten ami over, stx months tune,
bankable note, at per cent in-lereel.
KTIANK WKL.KNBKCK.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PROBATE
the leadership of Rodolph Cran-
dall. Tbe Woman a Keliel Corps
assisted, and the usual ceremonies
were indulged at the cemetery, after
which the usual tribute of flowers
were donated to th waters ol Dai
.utr,.l f.mr. .n,t ,l.lm.n nf V' V-oa, iu uuuui w. .u. uw u.
- the Navy. The busineea bouses
kia atintmn as tin Imm M r rrt t no I . . .
... v..-, -K B mtTt doMd enUre J a0(,
wa loUB7' ft., .aa at ball mint over th
Horres for sale. A few head of I court bouse dome.
good, general purpose work Dorses I lath evening there were exer-
(or sale. Inquira of Hillsboro Liv- ciaes at the Methodist Church, by
cry Co. 2-tf pupils of tbe public school, which
Wm
Tipton, Hillsboro; J. M. Keeeler.
Banks, secretary-treasurer. The
ladies of Beaverton entertained the
visiting carriers to a delicious
luncheon in the hall, and the meet
ing was productive of gocd feeling
all around
We have on our list several
places of from 80 to ICO acres, with
fairly good buildings at $50 00 an
acre and a little less, which can be
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4, ft j, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro
Alla-tt Ilium tte; jx-rwnnl proncrty
at t'lniartl. liSu.ti; rtcuipt proin-rtv al
orr to initio.
Sctni atinti.il report cntle of (5 II Bn-
brr. ilrc'il. a.irt-t.
Mute Niiiiiirl l-,vrrttt ami I'clc cnl-
ten t loM-.l of rev nl.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis, of
Portland, were in town Monday,
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Wall,
Mrs. Davis was formerly Miss Ethel
Morgan, of Ibis city.
Dr. K. J. Bailey was out from
Portland, today. He states that
his Union Woolen Mills will start
July l for a Summer's run.
Mrs. Htepben Blank, agd 80
years, and residing at Forest drove,
fell the firt of tbe week and dis
located an arm.
Buits cleaned and pressed prompt
ly. Also suits to order. All work
guaranteed. Upstairs, next to
postoQice. August Tews, tbe Tai
lor. 10-tl
bought on reasonable terms. Any
UUUUI UI IUO UUUI1V rviiw-t wuivu I it. . . .
y v tu. iI.;i I oue looking for an investment can
.ll TOIT .iniiwuig. uo lucuiuiiai i . , , , -v.:
mAAmm mmm rlelivert K. Elder A . I uu ,U B V"
A Rii. nf th. rSrt.lJ.n Phnreh A . .""u wu v.ouu.jr
The large auditorium and gali, lJ -Imbne Land Company
were crowded to capacity, and W. E. McCourt and sister, Mrs
many could not enter tha building. Joe. Downs, were called to Seattle
Rev. Belknap preached a memorial 1 ueaday evening, in reeponee to a
service Sunday evening.
EPWORTH LEAGUE
Walter Itauaan rt ut to T B Perk in
The Ohio Pottery Co. has filed
suit against Lane s Confectionery,
and the doors are closed. Lane
has hustled hard to make it go and
his friends regret to see bim in
financial straits.
Misses (Irace Crane and Letitia
uirt cc 4 t I II 4 w - Pnnnall nf Portland were ffiinata nf -Olo
II Wchnmif el u to AlliVtlc Realty .... .,.. .-.!! aJ-- u ... Violin solo...,
Co. blk 3 IS Coa.t A.lit lllll.lH.ro...2WK)P" '"DO 7""" Ruling...
U'.ll..w In... I a In Til e A. Trurt Anna vouueu iuu uuiuo wio-
. ....
Co. 7s gfc a in tee u 1 1 n o .isoo main an exienuea time,
.... ... l Vi..l.,.l ..... I
vatouue iw iu -iiim ... . , t .
iit I.Ik jo 1-orr.t C.tove 6iH) ror paie a gooo piaoo, nearly
Jitcob Dln rt ui tot, ll Hal-win, new. Will be sold at a liberal re-
lot 8 link I'aik .Suliaiviit.il .too .(.;,, Ad.lieaa " " rare Aroua
,ell uiliueii ri n in . .......... . ...
rial. iii v ui ii. i in. ........ . . I i w
Jueic Mrlrvltl et al lo i I. iioiiiioii.
tmrt of M Moore d I C t I a . . ..Mooo
II A Miuicr loS V Kuowlca, uwa of
wU rc 21 1 a n .1 inso
Iliiiiim Clieliev rt x to Snrh Jvrhol
Held rt al. lota 4 anil S blk 19 Cor-lloo
V II llrnileraon to A-lilie Heel, lot
k .n.t 1 I.Ik o (Yirii.lini ooo
I.iir ArniHtroiiK to J M Kinory, lie
u of teU arc 20 t J 11 J - "
M I Kinnry to J YV Muitr, wine a
aluive .
llr-nrv TillVniv et al to 1 T K nfli UK.
u a in K Kichard'on dicta I...-600
T T (ierr rt ux to W A Shaw, lot 105
llenvertoii-Krnlvillr Ai'rete '5
W A Hrllitiurr et ux to l-ertiinanu
llrreiter, 6o a in arc 15 t 3 n 4 w.. 500
W II 1'iir.liii rt ux to l-lriiinie I.yona
lot 7 and 8 blk 7 n - tk Aim l' (iimio
Anton . tller rt ux io niarRiiie.
Mackenzie rt al, lwrt sec 1 1 I a 1
la icrrl 1000
1' (i VKiirr rt ux to Caroline Wag-
nrr. partol 1.1k io .otei ifrovr...i3uu
Hrnj .SiliollirUl rt ux lo A Mioies
rt al. lota S9. o ami 01 v.orucnu
linviroiia 7lKX'
Inilnyexrcntorof estate of Moses
lililulmv toil H limulioni, isa
in eo as I 1 a a w 6000
.Uiliii D ltoi lair to Jolin A jelirey
1S6 47 a arc 36 t 4 11 5 5
leiinie lloman rtal to K C Golilard,
1 .0 aH a n arc aa t a a v. 50
Murv Ucke to Wm r Hrooa ei ai,
n.rt area at and a6 t t a a w 45
Inn Vnnderlierif to Herman isctdler,
J .... . . II ... .... n.wt
0SO a l munroc iim 1 j n.
.. .. -1 . - 11'... ni
H 11 lliorur ci ai iu "f
of lot I and a blk a l norne 1 auu
Hillsboro 45o
Program at tbe M. E. Church, eve
ning of June 9, under the auspices
of tha Epuorth League:
Sone.
Rradine Miaa Lulu Donelson
Instrumental aolo Earl Caudle
Krading Miaa Roar. Cave
Solo .Miss A rah Uoyt
Reeding ..Rrv. L. V. Belknap
Solo N. H. Alexander
Reading Mies Mildred Maya
.Miss Cecelia ureer
J. B. Wilkea
Rev. Belknap
Original loem.
Written by a League Member
Admission, 10 and 15 cents.
PLANT TURNED OVER
Tha City water and light plant waa
turned over to tbe new company,
June 1, and Mr. John Stepbenaon
baa arrived to take charge. Supt.
Hall will remain aa superintend-
telegram, stating the critical illoeeg
of their brother-in law, W m.
Nelson, the railroad construction
operator, and the gentleman who
built the portage road for the state
Mr. Nelson was also interested in
tbe Columbia Southern, the rail
road reaching out into Centra
Oregon. He is yet a young man
and enterprising, and should be
live, will make his mark in tbe
railroad world
E. Wenetrom. of near Laure
writes the press that on June 10
tha Swedish people ill have a float
in the Rose Festival parade
Portland, representing the Monitor
the boat which sank the Merrima.
in tha Civil War. This boat, as a
school boys know, was called the
"cheese-box," and waa designed by
Lriccson, the famous battle having
taken place in Hampton Roads.
Some sneak thief entered the
operating room of Mr. Phelps, at
the Arcade Theatre, the tir.t of tbe
week, and stole about thirty do.
lars. There is no doubt but what
the party was familiar with the
JOHN 11. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office C petal., Bailey Merge. Block
Bootna, I anil.
HILLSBORO, - . ORKOOM.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrica: Main Street, opp. Court House.
HILLSBORO OB BOOM
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk. Upetaira, Boone 3, 4 and j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and lice sard Veter
inary m Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.. - .
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY OO.'S
STABLE No. I
Office phone: Pacific States 501; Ind. 213
Residence phone; Independent 243
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A. New Olfice with
" Modern Equipment 4
Wehrang Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
ent, and another man will be add-
. ,. .... . , ... Jed until the plant is put in shape
JllllUH ..eieenoacK ana Wlie, Ol M, Rinr,Rriar.n and famiU . nMmiaa Vn that tha nifine
domioueu in toe cuell nome, rsorln was in tbe place. As there ia uotn
wm ,aae I . " .
uillsDoro. in but circumstantial evidence no
arrest was made.
LEST YOU FORGET Contractor Smith starts in a dav
or so to erect a building on Main,
Portland, were out this morning.
Mr. W. is superintendent of the
Ladd Crystal bpnng farm, and
spent mauy years near Reedville,
on the big Jobneou place.
Wall Paper: "
And ; . i
' :- V f
Paper Hanging
The Misses Anna and Christine
Chalmers, of Centerville, and Miss
Ltioy Humphreys, formerly of
llillnliori), ar. engaged to again
teach in the Portland schools next
term.
Councilman he well baa let a
oontract to Thus. Kinrick to clean
up the city park, and the work will
tie completed by the lotli, when the
Grangers will hold their big pionio
on the grounds. New Beats will
be installed io the park, and a flag
pole raised. Work will begin at
once.
Fred 01. en, who carries the mail
on I -Hite 4, says mat since vne
rain Ml he can see things growing
along hi line. He Bays be is will
ins to bet that a man can take a
Sunset Dripa, gal., 25o; 1 gal., between Third and Fourth, for A
60c; Arm it Hammer aoda, 1 lb
papers, 5c; 100 lba., halt ground
salt, GOc; 60 lbs, best grade dairy
salt, uOo; 50 lbs , good grade dairy
salt, 40c; G bars, Star soap, 25o; 1
in., star tobacco, 4;o; b papers,
Dixie Uueen, 'li, at H. W eh rung A
son.
Card ol Thanka
F. Tingstrom, for u.e as repairs and
upholstering, and lor the manu
facture of mattresses, eto. Mr.
Tingstrom is a finished workman,
and will get all he can do. Two
furniture men in the county will
take bia mattresses
V."
'bTsthr'ee acres of this product, and OJf-f- straight edge and sight it over the
.. .u.. (loi In . . 1 I -t, -n, ik.. ... hint in an hour
ml
a cood crop some of the Unost to
be seen on the market
rhaa Hernard. the Cedar Mill
..;i.ii-i waa 11 n today. He is
buying a home in Portland, a
will move in this FH.
The annual school meetings all
over the county Will be held on
the third Monday in June, and
Supt. CaBe is sending out tne van
ous diHtrict supplies.
Dr. Carl Uarrison and wif, of
V W were et al to Ore son Nuraery
Co, 40.3. a 1 Hutler n 1 c 1 1 n a woooo
Lottie Mercer et al to A McOill, 30 a
in I Hutler (I let 1 b a o
Seven voting, good Jersey cows,
all eivinir milk, some fresh lately.
a a it
milk very rich, lor saie cneap, 11
.old in a bnnch.-N. U. Wlngren,
Reaverton. R. 2. farm on Baseline
road between Mortondale and Qua
tama, on Electric line. lii
John A. DavlB, electrician, and
level and then go back in an hour
and the topa of grass and grain
will bs over the plane. And Fred
isn't much of a "josher," either.
Will B. Walker, youngest boa of
Mr. and Mrs R. H. Walker, of
Beavert6"n. has returned from a five-
months trip to Southern Oregon,
San Franoisoo, Los Angeles, Paa
den. San Pedro, KICentro, Cal ,
Imperial valley, luma, Arizona,
and Meicalla, Mexioo, whither he
We desire to sinoerely thank our
(rienda and neighbors for their aid
and tender sympathy extended us
during our recent bereavement, the
death and funeral obsequies of our
late . bUBband and father, John
Christian Geiehirt.
Mra. L. R. Geiehirt,
Q. F. C Geishirt.
Reedville, Ore., June 1, 1909.
r
i
11 1 1 1 I 111. V1.
. .. n.lPl.n Vnnnn. nl Forest tirove. """
Portland, were out inenra. o. ... 17 , VI k.v. ,h is much improved. Hia many
: .. .-- in ffnreat Grove, friendfl all over Washington Coun
VI IUO n ivmvu, bm - - -1
June 6.
of Witch
week, gueBtsat the Willis Ireland
home.
t n P-rHns. the Buxton mer
chant, returned from Portland last
niuht. He has Drensuiifriiig i...
a pulmonary trouble for a fortnigni
Strawberry boxes
Greer's. Pound siiea.
at R. H.
Frank Weissnbeok,
Hael. was in town today, ordering
billa for bia dairy stock sale, set for
June 12.
Hilleboro Argus, $1.60 per year.
tv are very much pleased to wel
come his return and note the bene
fioial reBulta, as there is no young
Donkey's Lice powder going fast
at R. C. Hartrampf's. Poultry
men, take advantage of free offer.
Born, June 2, 1909, to Allen A.
Canfield and wife, Cooper Moan
tain, a girl.
Danoe at Alpha Hall, Cornelius,
Saturday evening, June 5. Tickets,
75 cents; Walkers' orchestra.
Kveryboby invited.
Dr. W. D. Wood baa received
his new automobile a Buick and
he is now getting the system down
to a nicety.
D. W. Bath, of the Cottage
man in this seotion who Ib more Grove Western Oregon, was a heme
highly esteemed for his many good visitor the first of the week. His
dualities. He tells many interest- son Irving is now interested in one
ing narratives of his lengthy trip, of Cottage Grove's leading theatres.
Agent for the ALFRED
PEATS' wall "papers, the
best on the market. See
my Samples
SEE MY l SAMPLKSl
V. H. TAYLOR i
R. F. D. No. 4. Inde
pendent Plionc No. 515I
1 mile; west of f
HILLSBORO. ORE.
Contractor S. M. Holland, who
has just completed a fine oottase
lor Wm. Bergen, yesterday exhibit
ed a box of Sbarpless Btrawberries,
13 of which filled the package.
This beats the famous Hood River
berry, the upper country product
taking 19 to a box. Pretty hard to
beat old Washington, eh?
Hillsboro is on the map, and
Post Master B. P. Cornelius, as a
result of increase of business, will
have his salary raised from $1700
to $1800, the raise to take effect
July 1. This places Hillsboro and
Forest Grove on the same basis, as
to salaries.
Frank Simpson, wha has con
ducted the grill in ihe Williams'
pool hall, for several months, has
sold out to a Portland reetarateur,
and will go to Portland to engage
in business. Mr. Bimpsou has
made many friends while in town.
Geo. Zimmerman, a Scappooee
uairyman, was in town yesterday
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EPPLETS
1 Perfection
Bahing
Powder
Is Pached in JARS
and jelly! GLASSES g
: : -7 aw
1 For sale byR.C.Vaught ft
I and Emmott Brothers. I
1
' Manufactured By, j
C. M. Eppley!
SALEM. OREGON. B
Hannan & " Hon. Buxton ' mer
chants, have sued J. W.' Hottrd
for supplies furnished.