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Krulir
licit p ln-tlt
II all a ( fi for tn I"1 '
fanjom-lh clieel, prlllet md
mott nUoiil tvr n her
mJ Ihe oor wa 3 lo 2 to favor nf
tbi Dairy Crk danlitm. It wis
s greet game a rt gem o
ioulnct of brealh holding, fasting
tod prayer a gr"l gtru. urlt as
yuu will not are oh0i 'n bundrd
Unit with iinateurt no a diamond
Htokl bad the good, and tbay
played lik demon afler lbjr
(bouhl thy be I lb game
Bui vun't It ft great gamt-tnd
who could b tore If their bom
trim did l'MM after thai h I'illoO
f hatebsll?
Nothing doing the first 10 In
titii In iba third, logrtm. flrtl
up lined rut lngle and mad
around on WHeon arrnr tnl ran
romping boinf on Wilnn'i oond
error of Brown's Ihtiw lo nlfb
Hunn it ond. Tba Ct'dintlt
Vc n J acora came In lb tilth
Wilks wt m.I ('help netly
tcriflod bin) i tecond, tnd eim
(Hoping In on Moir' drlv bit
intld th third btallnend rlghl
hart th Cardinal rreU-d tbelreaea
h looked lika a cinch Iwo lo 0
Old Htnk got busy lo th lucky
tevanlh Kvary man on th team
Uk i hrecr iod amy roan filled
ith alrlf loily and gol th shock
to aurkiug in goxl ahatxi. htchcr
CariUoi mida Aral on Wilka' lum
blr; iU)U aMond oo Hullocka out,
iod ricad lika a wolf, creating lb
plalo, acorlng on Wundrllcb'Tl
ii Inguii to right Hold In tbe
ttgbtb. HohUgal tiogUI and ad
iool to third no Chtflln't oul,
tod emit boma oo a dindjr
"w" pity. Tbli tiad lb
toof, iod neither tlda toorad in
lb ninth In lha CtrdioaU' batf
of Ibt unlh lhrt wn no rult
MTt t oiphtr, with tbt riot knock
al off, it tint Tba Hinkt bttitr
tbon went Into win WMion fn
nal; liroan wn hit by a d(ohd
ball, naohtd third on a paMml lull
tnd Krd on Tautchtr't fumbU of
BohUgil'i groundar
Fully 700 -..,lc wiinrMi)! (ttr gtmt
ml no 10 tram, tvtr lyef uioie trn-j-ru
ianiuK-mt gfrt gmii!
i-blf)(tl ttf wan ibnt iimi fur
itukt tliiougli rutbin iotfreiu f hit
by 1 Icmiw rBMlimial ct. Ii ruiiiilii,
on tumM -i tlif oimh. n.l ttr iIm
nidlwd Uir Clina'a of trut hi tbt
tniii) by icrrat iuuuln rati u f Tu
chrf i hit.
Ur(FB( pilrUnt tn rt (arm, iml
Willi, , w. ,n fioe fr,r Bnk'
cikbet W4i all to tlx Ko,xl well, gol
datn lt-tlir)f ill fOl.
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Btolcn Uara-mtcb, Wllkcl, Moore,
A I'arrolt, Bullock,
Sacrifice bim'iclp, 3; R Tarrott.
ten 6 " Un"-W',ll"",ii i c'
Struck out by William., 8; Caratena, 3.
. -..,c piayi iiouatou to IliKram.
" by ptit-l.e.l ball-lirowo, Human
'e,l fiall-Pl.eipa, 1.
111 on baaei-Hiiubofo, 9; Baiiki, 7
Ctdr Rbingloa in any quaotity
uu will deliver, t low prions tt
you can get lrjBIn anywhere -C. 8.
"ojnoldg, MouDUlndftla, Or. 15 22
Uraen UftU, wife and dftughtar
, ra out from Portland
wr their innuil Bummer outing at
Aider Camp, a mile weit of town.
J". Hftle reserved tbli traot when
oia to Hiioet et all.
The lawmill is running full time
,Ma dy, nd alto keepe Ut
rftner hummlog nlghti. Mr
will have a big run thl. tea
on, and (hlnka theoountv out wll
"nLOV!r. tb 100,000 million feet
I lie
t inn year, oonalderably.
liava now Guiabal , 1
Huildlng UI.Nka and liava a
upply un tba yrd. W't will hiv
upply i. u k on band l.v (I..
'AHU uf Jump. V will l,i our
run of Urga tila, ( ,1C, ,n,
U-.ul Jiuia I.',. I'.rtia wai.ti...
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luuat ordnr lliaiii l.v
July 1, waoaiinot air ird to c arry
llmitt in Urn k. mi do not lilan.a 1..
if mm bava lion whan vim rail f...
llmm latrr Wa ttv It hiva a
full M'n k i.f amatUr iita tU laltrr
ptrt if July. Wo liiva a in , 4 n
audi, in uu bind atpranaiit. Tbona,
lf.ir yini c.iiin for tiU. aa tbi
t'K'k may U out any tiiua We
Hum our III ainl brick bar,) a.
wood ii nu otjol with un. Dun'i
furgal tbat w carry 1 go k1 Una of
rough and drrad luiuUr, and cm
llil any ordinary hill frjiu
our
ytrdalmk. Wa alao bia 1
jinn
Illy d lumUr at liira'a imiub
that wa will anil at ,tr raai n-
Wa fitfura, U JiO. US. 2x4. IhC
and 2ft U of diirrent Ungtba, til
auiftewlind tld.jcapt tba 'lill
Til. 1 II it .
1 oiai an goou luuiUxr tn l U til
luck, t It I vary dry. If rou
can uatlututmrof tha Juiif uaioin,
it will pay you to look it up.
Oronar A Kowrll Co.
John M. Wall bu Blml an in-
foroiatlun tgainal au and W.ll
wolfa. two brother, tnd who ire
on ol Mri lUhr, tllrging larceny
uy 11 lea. Wallcluro ha hid
oh at I? I ru'irlgiga on tome property,
Inclu llni 4 on, 2 heilnrt, a mare
and itii harniaa, and allege thai
lha nulla gut rid of the properly
with nit releiaing th chattel Th
uit I Ufor County Judge (Jood
in ittlng tuigitrtt.
J C. Millar, of above (ilaucoe,
waa tu Monday, on probata bul-
ne, tnd iy tba rtint will help
the polilo crop on the hill, jual
piaoiru, iinuieimeiv. ruiaux-i am
not again need rain until lata in
.September or the Aral ol October to
ineura t fine crop of Hurbtnk.
I'p there" U where Ihey riu-e
I hem.
Mr Willi and daughter. Mr
R IWtgtaftnd Mr. Mte Dobb.
of A lank , ill of whom are well
known here, have rented the Crin
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nan noma lor me rummer, in a
will remain until Kill before re
turning to Alaska. Tbey have
mtny friend in tbi city who will
b plrtced lo renew "tuld tcijuent "
J. K. McNtmara tnd wile, tnd
I. K. Toiler tnd wife, ciuie out
Monday tnd went on oul lo
Hear ha m fur t fortnight camp
trig trip. Mc once belt potmon
ith the Argue, tnd Mr Totter it
in the real eatale limine. Mo
Nttutrt I now with (!lai A Trud
boiuuie. Jo. Uilbreilh, of Clpole, a new
Itaii m on the Oregon Kleclrio, wt
up from below Tualatin, Monday.
Ilia father tallied dou there io
H.'2, when Joeeph wi but a few
month old, and had jul chiper-
oned the parent icroi the plain
fit the 01 team route.
For t good wboleaorue uieal
home cooking, and oourleoua Irett'
nient. call on the City lleelaurmt,
rliwond tU.. OniKwila T H. & N. ol-
flee It(K)ni for trnient, l. and
ft. cent Hoard tnd loiUing, per
week, MM) Mr. H. Lurcher.
Ilarrv Cook.'an old timer, and
who ba been one of tbe faetett of
ball pltyer in bi dty, wtt in
Mondtv. from Corneliu, and talk
ol ffolna iiti the Coeur d'Alt-ne
and ttko up tome government land
A Mr. Klink and wile, of South
Dakota, were out Hunday, Irom
Portland, aufttt ol Mr Klink
uncle. W. 0. lUuer. Krtnk Ilager
and wile, ol Portland, were alo
gueeU at the (lager home.
N. A. Btrretl.wlth the Mitohell
Uwii Stiver Co , for mtny yetre
a In to wo the lat of the week
in at relurnina from t trip to Till
H- i . n I l.i.diriAuB lltlfM
mOOI. A nun iu uui
several yetre tgo.
Thna Murtibv. who hti been up
l.n Mnnnlaindale for uver 6i
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ear, and who had to cat bifl way
on trail to hie pltoe when he
went in. wn down to tbe county
eeat Monday.
. Attnrnav Malarkev and Dan
Malarkev were out from Portland
Monday, In court in the matter of
the eetate of Jtt. MONUiiy, a oner
wood resident who died tome year
or bo ago,
Krank Ptuli. who ha been visit
ing wl h his daughter, Mre. Grant
rvi.nina. at Summit, beyond uor
vallis, on the Corvalli A Ytquina
' a . Iflll I
road, hts returned to umeuoro.
Four room house on Washington
8treet, on car line between Seoond
nt Th rd. ot 6011'JU. lor eaie
Krnet Lyons, 2 miles northwest of
Hilleboro. 01 "
B II. Lredy, past stftte master of
the Ortnse. and who wft in ou
nvamA RMnretentfttlve last year,
was up from Tigardvllle, Monday
morning.
(leo. Hellaire, of Uleuooe, was in
town Monday.
vi. iiiivi un u ir Uiiii j d.vjJ Kiev wa up from H.:holls, II lllil 1 IllUI UlI lll II II arv
xpectn Soon to Have 2.000
.Men at Vuik.on Line
HBKI FIGHTIXG kU)QH LKiSM
1 4 0t Want lbrm laa Claw l
Labor I'tmpi
Jonlractor Sweeney, who bat the
conatruction ol the P. It. ,V N. from
the KuiUuiend clear through to
tbe completed end tt Tilltmook,
wa in town Hiturdav. hi ml.im
being to e that no al,on were
ioatalled In dale Creek nrecinrit.
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taker tnd Kjuler tnd toother par-
bad ecured a mj irity of the
voter of tbe pneinct, anking for
talo in licne, and it wis tbe In
tention lo atari lb em up netr tbe
railroad line.
Mr. Sweeney hard of Ihe propoei-
on,
aud Uriel aorue remon-
Rlranc oul with tbe result thai
nnoy who had tigned the petition
ignej tin, rem mRtrance. Tbe out-
oome waa m ire remo.iitranott than
original ligner, and tbe county
court turned down Kith petition
he ltw ayt that if 1 man sign
the petition tnd reinontrtnce the
remonelrance signature shall count
one, while the ligntturetf the
parly will not count on the trillion
r. Bwetney lay that he will
aiMin bava 2.IKK) men tt work. He
now ba 4(K) bmy on tbi end ol
the line, and about MX) on tbe Til-
arrook end. Much ( f the right of
way muni be loggetl tnd then
cleared, tnd it mean t big under
taking. Th log will be btuled
oul by the lir,l train that operate
over the raiit, regardletsof whether
they are material or regular trains.
L. B. WALDRON
eater K. Wtldron, who ownml the
Grant Holomb ranch, beyond
Weal Union, died tt the 0 xxi Sf
aiartlao lloapital, the lad of tbe
week, tnd the remain were brought
HilUboro for interment, the fu
neral bring held Sunday. He was
aged 41 years. 'J is mother, Mrs.
Carrie Waldrnn, died iu thit city,
Mty 10. Waldroo wtt t btohelor,
tnd died from tubercular meningi
tis. He, with bis mother, owned
5 acres, 47 nf which is cleared
tev. A. A H ery preached th
funeral service, and commented on
tna fact tnti noi a relative was
preeeul, His nearet relative is
inter, wbo lives somewhere near
Chicago Tbe body was laid away
by the tide of hi mother, in the
Odd Fellow' oemetery.
NOTICE TO FRUIT DEALHRS
)ealers in fruit ol all kinds are
hereby warned to neither buy nor
sell dierafd fruit of any nature
whatsoever, where such fruit thill
be infected with San Joee scale or
codling moth, and if mch diseased
fruit shall be found on tbe premises
of any dealer the same shall be
confieoated and deetroyed as pr
authority of law. (Irowers of fruit
are also notified llut they thai
under no circumstance sell die
eased fill it aa above set forth.
W. H. Stratton,
Fruit Inspector for Washington
Count.
Dated at Cornelius, Ore, July
16, liMH). 18 tf
Notice to the Public
Anyone outting any timber of any
kind on the Alfred Alberts place
above (ilenooe, will be prosecuted
to the full extent of the law
Alfred Alberts,
Kmrua Alberts
San Franoisco, Cal., July 1, 1000
Two old fenllem.cn and their
families left Saturday morning
bright and earlv, in a prairie
schooner, to spend a few weeks at
Netarle, Little Neetncca, and other
- a.
camping resorts, to recuperate
While gone they win endeavor 10
find the Fountain of louth, and
when they reach Netarts they ex
neot to take daily ablutions that
means bathing, of course in the
Paoifio, whloh Balboa dieoovered
some lime before the old primary
law went into effect Anyway
they are out on a good time, and
one of tbem is Ed. Wann, with
Wiley's resort, and tbe other is the
left-fielder for the Cardinals Thos
WilliamB. Their wives will en
deavor to keep them straight, and
the Argus will be their Sunday
school lesson while absent.
W. H. Stratton, fruit ioepeotor
and A. Benson, who represented
Cornelius at the Pythian Uraod
Lodge, Pendleton, recently, were
down from the oitv without debts
and money In the treasury, Friday
Oreer' for jelly glaeee.
David P.ine wt up from H.ibolle,
Monday morning.
Horn, July 10, VMY.i, to tbe ifB
of Krneet Foord, of Oak h.ieet, a
on.
Lou! and Frank iVzililt, of
IMiilliji, were in the county Hat
Saturday.
Peter Vanderbrg, of Cenlerviile,
wa in the city SatiiMliy, and call
ed on tbe Argus.
Alf (luerber, the pioneer of Hel
vetia, and who ii running a Hie
dairy, wa in Saturday.
I.oui Rood departed the firel of
the week for an outing at N-wp irt,
tod will be 1 Writ eeveril days.
Michael Kaemusen, of Hverton,
wa in town Saturday Mr IN
mueen is owner of a tine ranch in
bis section.
If K L Parr, now of Camas,
Weh , will call at Argtm he will
be given bis leather wallet, found
00 county road, near JIillnboro
C. Walter, tbe (ilencoe black
smith, and who always has all be
can do in hi finely appointed shop
and then some was in Saturday
Paul Landauer, of Went Union,
was In Saturday, and says his
Winter wheal will sure go 30 buh
ela or more to the acre, and that
Winter oats in his section are fine.
Frank Holcomb, of Went I'nion,
wa in Saturday, with a three year
old gelding not in the bet of fl-h.
hich tips the beams at l.iO"
Washington County f ir big horees,
every time.
8. F. Ojodwin, recently pur
chaser ol the Hal. Taylor place,
was in town Saturday, and says
the valley beaUold Umatilla Coun
ty, anyway, and be is pleased with
bis location.
II.
Deutselimaon, who has been
the Uillsboro Horse Co., for
with
some months, has departed for an
extended visit with relatives in
aarlem. Holland. He expects to
be absent three months.
For sale: 12 II. P. Russell en
gtne and oxis iiarirampi h-en
chopper, mounted on trucks, good
condition. Will sell at a bargain,
ill accept small team and
money in exchange. lleo McGraw,
Banks, Ore. IS 20
Fred Hamel, of WeU I'uion, was
in Saturday. He and Frank Hoi
comb litre bought Lord Kitcberer,
the standard bred stallion, wnh a
mark of 2.21 J, and a public trial of
V.). The purchase is out of Zim
bro, 2:11, be by McKinney, 2:1 1 i
Frank Holcomb will manage bim
Ferd Harlrampf has the agency
for tbe famous McCormick binders
mowers, bay rakes, tedders and all
kinds of farm machinery. Do not
il to see him, if you need farm
implements of this kind. Alsosells
the International gasoline engine
pumps. Come and see him. ld'.f
A. C. Harrinon, whose father set
tled on Dairy Creek, above Moun-
laindale, near Koy, in 15 lb, was
here from Astoria, where he runs'a
machine ebon, Sunday. He is
brother of John Harrison, whom all
theold timer know. Mr. I Unison
ft here fi r the city by the sea in
1ST0.
State Land Agent Applegate
father of Jwo Applegate, with
Wilkes Bros.' Abstract to, was
here, Sunday, the guest of his son
lie pucceeds Chas. Galloway, who
ison the taioomniUeion. Mr. Ap
nleeate is a Southern Oregon man
and of a pioneer lamily, and is an
appointee of Gov. Benson.
The Knights of Pythias have
sent to the printer the bonds for
their new two story buildings
which is soon lo be built on Second
Street. The bonds will be in de
nominations of $100, and there
will ba sixty bonds. The money
is already on hand, but many of
the membnrB of the order will take
block of the iseun.
A trip to South Tulatin the first
of the week revealed a splendid
grain condition, and the rains of
earlv in the montn nave done won
ders in making promise of a great
yield On all ol tbe ranches where
Winter a lost and oals are sown
there will be a big yield probably
the largest for ten or twelve years
The s-rain, tust bllinc, and some
iust turning, is a beautiful sight
and nowhere in the Willamette
Valley is found a comparison to
Washington County outlook.
Sister Panoretius, Spokane, Sis
ter Marv Mt. Carmel, Walla Wa:
la. and Sister Margaret Moore,
Everett, Wash., came last Friday
and visited their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. A.Moore. All are sisters
of the Catholio faith, and they were
at Vancouver, Wash., Thursday, on
church affaire, and received per
mission tn take a day's vacation at
home. There are few families who
have three children whose lives are
ooneeorated to the welfare of a re
ligion. Tiny remained until Sat
urday evening.
Must not Offer Diseased Fruit
for Sale, at any Timj
GROVm AKg LS0 NOTIFIED
'ill Citfitctt iod tll fcaly Fruit a
per Law
W
II Stratton, of Cornelius, and
ho is county fruit lo spec tor, wis
io town Friday, and is commencing
lis camDtten earlv aca'mst frn t
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hicb is infested with San Joee
scale or codling moth. He will le
aclivs from this time on as early
pple are now coming into the
market and if be shall find any
diseased pippins he will confiscate
nd destroy, according to the
statute. In his notice to dealers
nd growers, which is in another
place in this issue, he warns the
grower as well as the teller.
Mr. Strtttoa says the county is
more free from pests than nsnal,
but tbat the only way to get im
proved fruit is to follow tbe letter
of ltw. II thinks it is Door busi-
reus policy for anyone lo neglect
h-ir fruit trees, when good fruit
sells well, and diseastd fruit is
barred from the market.
Adroiniatralnz' Sale
Notice is hereby given that, pursu
ant to in order of the II in. Coun
Court of Washington County,
Oregon, duly mads and entered in
ihe matter of tbe estate of J. T.
Killin, deceased. I will, on Satur
day, July 24, 1909. at 10 o'clock a
m. of said day, at th lata residence
said deceased, 3 miles west of
Banks, Oregon, sell at publio auc
tion, to the highest bidder, tbe fol
lowing described personal property
'longing to said deceased, to-wil:
Mire, 10 yean old.
Cow ami calf.
Yearling calf.
Tlurty-two goat.
Sixty chickens.
Spring wagon.
Open bugKy.
Set double harness and 2 aaddles.
And at eaid lime and place I
will also sell at publio auction the
following described personal prop
erty belonging to me, tc-wit.
Mare, 3 year old.
Mure, 1 yeaty old.
Two cowa.
l-'our tboates, 6 mo. old.
Irou wheel wagon.
Set double harucas.
IMow.
Harness.
Ixt of small tools and other articlea
too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale For all sums un
der $10, caeh io hand on day of
sale; for sums of MO and over, a
credit of six months will he given,
approved note drawiog 6 percent
interest.
Free lunch at noon.
D ited this July 7, 1909
Hone K Killin, Administratrix
of the Ketate of J. T. Killin, de
ceased. B. P Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Krail Kuratli writes that he is
now at Canton Berne, Switzerland,
at the home of his wife's aunt.
II you want a house moved, or
carpenter repairing, call on M. C.
Hewitt. First class work. Coun
try work solicited. M. C. Hewitt,
Hillsboro. 1
11. II. Hill, of Shady Brook, re
turned Monday from a trip down
in the Kelso country, where he vis
ited bis eon, Al., at Carrolton. He
says this county looks the best to
him.
Wanted: Man to cut about six
teen cords of fir and ash wood, four
foot lengths. Inquire of Wm.
Hildebraod, on Thos. Connell place,
West of Hillsboro. 16 S
Eli Poe, of Cornelius, was down
Monday. "You bet I can just see
old Hilleboro grow, both in popu
lation and improvement, every
time I come down. You've got al
good town, he said.
Four foot fir wood delivered in
any quantitv in city. Per cord,
$3 25 and 3 50, aa per quality.
Also have aid wood. Give your
orders now. Leave at HeidePs
real estate oflioe. F, 0. Heidel
Hillsboro. 14tf
Perry Ellis and wife, of Hills
dais, passed through th city Fri
dav. enroute to Crystal Springs, a
resort owned ov Mr. nans, a rove
Gales Creek. H has a epring that
. a a. m wi.il t
has curative waters, and an ideal
place it is for camping purposes
Next week he will take in a party
from San Franoisco, who will try
camplne for a time. Ellis has hit
own team and meeta partial with
ins to camp at Foreat Grove. The
Argns will follow Ml. Ellis to
Gales Creek during his sojourn.
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If
The Delta Drug Store, Hillsboro, Ore.
HAMILTON BROWN SHOES
Are the very
best that money
can buy.
Stood the Test of Years
It you are wanting
Footwear'call in
and see our durable
Shoes for everybody.
FOR SHOES
THAT WEAR
Our Line is the
Best on the MarKet
JOHN
Hillsboro,
KERSHAW
To serve the Public as its House Painter and Pa
per Hanger. . Church work given a Discount.
Graining', Halsomining' and Inside Finishing
niy Specialty. Motto: "Well pleased customers are
my best advertisers." Postal me when and where to call.
J. F. KERSHAW, Hillsboro.
Unequal Eyes.
Do you see equally well with both eyes? If not,
both eyes may be defective one certainly is.
Have them properly examined. I prescribe
glasses only when absolutely necessary, and guaran
tee satisfaction. If you would preserve your eyes so
that you may have the best results from them in old
age, do not put off giving them the attention they
deserve.
Do it now.
LAUREL M. HOYT
Jeweler and
Silversmith,
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stitution, no adulter
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Very Best obtainable.
DENNIS,
Oregon,
is in Town
Graduate
Optometrist
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