HILLSBORO ARGU3 MAY 1 1910
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1. iv ;,! at I'urthifi.I, whih In'
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t!:i' l"! ;'i-r, TIi'h wiK ilmti', ami
ttln'!i I iani'V ilropjH'tl olT fit tlx'
I'liriiaini i-irtirii' ii'iit nn oiliri-r
.is tli.-r.-. t'laiu'V wa nrr.'Sl-'l
ami Lr.i'u'ht out to the ruunty
j;ii!. Thi- d wry wan a or at-L-iiiS't
at imitation. It i-t naid
ti.at i lauiv wnrki'il it Nt-wLfiV
hank iisi-ntlv. T'lu rluvk hf
Irit'.l Li fash w;h fnuml on his
ir.iin. .1. A. Thornhurt'li, A.
I.. Tlmma-i ami ll.iskill Kirrin
nifin- ilnwii last 'fiiintr. iml
thi' itiMtivi'ly iilcntify tin' man.
t'lanrv wan Umiu! nscr hv
.lull f l'.ariits. yi'stt'i'ilay. umh-r
thf nanii' 1 1 f Jan. himsintf. Uin
Utful was I'ui'il at $2.rKk).
mlniits liniw in tin dark.
HNKS IU;,MS UOX
Tin fir t iraim of a si'i'irs of tin
tta-hiiH'ti'tt ( onuty hfain' was
'laf.l. Siimhiy, lwt with Koy
inn tin- H'inks Invinci ii'S. on
tin' li.Hilfv trrounilH. tin Si'oiv
2 tn 0. in favor of tin' In
vinriliii's. It wart tin' LfKi nam
ttitm-s i,', thfi-f for a liiiik' tinn
hus the rt'iinrti'f. Hattt'i'h's for
Hanks; VuiiLinn ami Wumh'i'
liiii: Unv: Chan, llcttis ami W
t'"P. Tin' ret urn irami' will
'lai'i at thi' Roy rimuiiiIs Sun
day.
.MRS. I.. V, DAVIS
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Mrs.
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failui't
I.. W. Davis, of HillslH.ro,
at I'i'iiilh'ton. April 2S,
frmn an attark of ln'ur(
She was liurifil at civ
il ml Mr,. A. W
ami I,o!ii-.f K'i
I'illi'll Zuiirlnr
Si in k i. l-'.nuna.
I.' rr r, 1.1a M. i. r. A!nv I ;
Mi'ta tin. I lima H.ilh. iv; .:i,i,
Mi'ur.lr.. Arnohl I'.i-rrr, .larm-H
l.ar.i'ii. Jakr an. I limil 'Irai-hsi-l.
John KiM-U-r, Jr., m- llan-rii, I'rril
Iti'l'i'i-r Jr. . Amllrw ami llrimati
M' ii r, I huiiia:!
St 'irk I, llriirht
ii. 'I hf - riii'iy
!.l.llliL' I'ainri,
III Ihr V'lir skiiij,' (t.iilrhl," Ar
iinl'l I'.iTt'rr won lir.it pn.r. At
a latrr hour ilcla-ioiu n-frrhh
lllrlitH vsrrr Ht rVnl. Afti-r sev
eral MrhrtlHliS of in1;:,!!' the
.'iieM , ilrpartnl with happy fai'es
ami lieLt hearts, ('out nhutnl.
I Irani your luu laml ami make
It pnttlilre ilulllile. V e s 1 start
the niaiiwfarture ,,f thi- lari-ht
tile ina lew Jays. We now have
ii supply of 1 un h, ,r inch ami
inch, mi haml. 1'ni in your or
der at onee. Oar clay is the
l-,t fur producing .km iluruhle
tiling, ((nhr now. (Irnner &
ll'irtell. (',.., S.'holU, iiillsU.ro,
IIV.. lioute 2, lml. Tel. Ttf
Win. Kuhr, formerly of Banks,
ami Shady Brook, and who left
the (iieiirite Keetmn last Fall, for
a trip South and F.:t, was in
the rity ) ettterday , full of paeans
of prai te fur Oregon. In all his
travels he found no such country
anil riimaie as uree-iin, ana tie
'.ass he is tfotntf to at.'ain hs-ati
here and he satisfied that old
Wi-hfoot can't Is- U-aten. IK
was in Milwaukee when tin
municipal election placed a So
cialist in the Mayor's chair, and
as Mr. Kuhr is an ardent soeial
int. he was U tter pleased with
the election results than he was
with the climate. He was ac
otiipanird to Hillslxim hv Fritz
Spat, one of his t.ldtliue tllll-
I'lltllH.
Newest l'.HO patterns of wall
paper, ilamly tlesiKiis. nave jusi
urned at . II. Iavlor rt shop.
. . . '-. ! . I I
on .Mam. t-tween mini ami
'uiirth. Call in and see them.
I heswellest Inn' ever hroiik'ht to
the citv. From 10 cents jht roll
to $;!.(", F.stimates (.riven nn
paper ami puumtf u on your
walls. All work vruaranleeil.
W. II. Tavlor, HillsUmi.
The classy K. 0. K, A. "Stick
rs" will do u their now uniforms
Satuniav. May 7. and cross hats
with Behnke Walker Business
t ollei'e, at thf ltilIstH.ro ainicuc
'ark "Ui'd" (iilletiwater is in
line form ami will pticn ior uie
lul. U.vs, :md Fis.rd will do the
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recciv inr. Hie l. u. i. i. mi
won from l'orlland Academy and
Pacific I'uivei-sity, and expect to
turn the trick ak'ain Saturday.
Die e-ame heins at Ail-
inission, i;c.
Sheen fur sale: I have for sale
I head ewes, graded Cotswolds;
r tt I t 1 . .1 . 1 KiieL-
(Hie I UII-IIIOOIl UH.inmi ..,.v ., ,
fuurte.'ii lamhs: also team ol oh
horses. lliK) each; cheaii, or will
trade team for younjr stiM-k. h.
C. Brown. Cornelius, Ore., H. 2.
Imleneiideiit telephone T1). Hills-
U.ro central.
"('...(tlnif and KiTPillVT
Faith" is the .splendid scriptural
theme at the Christian Church,
Sunday nkht. Morning theme
... I f II I.. " nn ll-
1'Ollf MIIUS oi ueiii in, i. ..
histnite.l sermon. lMn'l ram
heariiiR it, U o'chn'R sharp. Hi
hle sehiHil at 10 a. in. ; Junior at
fc Senior at 7 p. in.; evening ser
vices at 8 o'clock. Cood stiiknnn
hv largo chorus. You are earn
estly invited to all these soma's.
Marion F. Horn, Minister.
The Schiller a 10 cent citcar.
.t... i '...on, i Miuvn. a iwo ioi
"
are wnai
1'nsH-H I hn.iiKh Millslx.ro to I i.r
csMlrovc, YcsU-rilay Altt-rtiiHin
ADMITS imNIMi IT AM) Till: IMTI I)
Till the I'rrnn "thai he du Some
Huildlii( in Oregon
J. Hill, the j.'reat. railroac
ih r, acccumi. anied hv his son,
lioius Hill, deiieral Manager oiy
I'alhut and Supt. CiK.lidtre, (!on-
sultiiii.' Knejiicer W. II. Calvani,
and other notahles. nassed
through Ilillshoro yesterday af
ternoon on a tour of inspection
over the Orei'un hlectne. Mr.
Hill admits owin-r.-thip of tin
electric line and also says he has
Uurht the United, Hi.; tells th
Oregon press that he is piinK to
eiit ron a campaign of extensive
railroad huildin in Oregon am
w ill hold rik'ht aloiikr.
OkfKiDN IMOM.Fk IJIIAI)
Dr. .1. M. C. Atchlcy, physi
cian and Kiirp'on, departs the
la t of the week for Newport,
Term., to straighten up some
personal atlairs, alter which he
intends returning to Oregon and
piiiur hefore the State Board of
Medical examiners, with the
iew of locating here permanent
ly. The Doctor is a graduate of
ie I test Fastem medical colleceH,
ind has had 10 years of practice
in Fast Tennessee.
For rent: Two store nxmis
md twosuitesof oflice rooms, for
term ol years, in thi! Ileidel
'.uildiiik'. Main Street, Hillslxim.
F. M. Ileidel. itooms 1 and 2.
pstairs, Ileidel Building.
'1 here w ill l.e a basket sK.'ial at
the (iraiiL'e Hall, Friday niKht,
May (J, at X o'cIix:k. Indies will
hrmk' haskets, and gentlemen
w ill huy and eat supper with the
ownerof the basket. A splendu
time is anticipated. A short
iroL'rainrne consisting of sons,
recitations, etc., will be reniier-
d. A splendid social time wil
e had by all. Admission free.
Jon't miss this six'ial event.
Mrs. Fllen Haton, widow, of the
late T. J. Futon, died at thi
home of her daughter, Mrs. An
ness Bertrand.of near Cornelius,
Tuesday, May :5, at 12:30 in the
morning, from a stroke of a)M.
plexy. She was born in Iowa,
Octolx-r 2o. 1HU, and came to
Oregon in the early Mays, during
the Indian troubles, her parents
Mr. and Mrs. (!. Rvsdan, losin!
proiwrtv through one of the
raids. She was married to Mr,
Faton after coming to Oregon
the husl.aml ilymK aiKiut It years
aro. The following children sur
vive: Mrs. Jane Bonn, Laurc
W. (!. Faton, a Portland re
estate man; Anness Bertram
wife of H. M. Bertram!, of Cor
nelius; Arie Faton. Portlam
Carrett Faton, McMinnville.
The funeral takes place tl
last of the week at the home o
W. G, Faton, 7:5 Fast Sixteenth
Street. Portland, ami interment
will be in the Kiverview cem
etery. I'l UUC SAl.l:
Steven I). Powell Succumbs
Stroke of Paralysis
To
WAS OKCQON PIONEER OF ISS2
Resident of this County For Many
Years.-Aged 77 Years
7-9
tlu
The undersigned will sell to the
highest bidder at 2 o'clix'k p. m.,
in the Imbrie Buildinn, Third
and Main street. Hillslxim. on
SATURDAY. MAY 7
The following household gixxls,
used butt) months: Metal bed
stead, cost $12: silk (loss mat
tress, cost $12; set springs for
same; full size metal bed. springs
and mattress; three-quarter metal
U'd, springs and mattress; tine
lounge, cost ?Ki; bureau; com
mode; extension table, cost frio,
Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chine, No. 9; Majestic range;
heater; 8-burner gasoline stove,
new, cost $13; kitchen treasure;
dishes and other articles too
numerous to mention. All sales
CilSh L. W. DAVIS,
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
F. Shute. Clerk.
CARD OH THANKS.
See W'vatt & Co.'sdisolav win
dow. The latest styles in hats,
igsbury soft hats; fine straw
hats, and Panamas. tf.
C. W Nelson, of the Pythian
iuildirur barlx-r tiarlors, has sold
out to one of his former employ
ees, Jan. Anderson. Mr. Ander
son is a competent workman and
is popular with those who neea
the services of a tonsorial estab-
shinent. Mr. Nelson will re
main with the shop until next
Fall, when he has arranged to
enter another line of business,
Wanted : Good girl for general
housework. Wages, $20. Mrs.
J. C. Buchanan, Cornelius, Ore
gon. "tf
Herman Schulmerich. the 10
vear old son of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Schulnicrich, of Banks, died
Monday. Mav 2. 1910, from an
attack of diabetes. The funeral
took place at the family home
yesterday. He was a bright
iittle lad and the parents have
the sympathy of the entire com
munity and of their ' Hillsboro
friends.
See W'yatt & Co.'s display win
dow. The latest styles in hats.
Kingsbury soft hats: hne straw
hats, and Panamas.
H. C. and Chas. Kunze, of
Tillanxx.k. and who are looking
over Washsngton County with
the view of locating, arrived in
the citv the first of the week
H. C. Kunze savs that we do not
know what high land values
mean over here -when dairy
places sell over in Tillamook for
$o()0 per acre
When you want ice cream, get
the best. - Hazlewood -Koeber's
Confectionery.
U. G. Gardner, who has shod
mnni hnrses than anv other b ack
smith in Oregon thekst 20 years,
has retired from this class o
business, and will hereafter han
die onlv ireneral iron work. E
I). Kerr, who has the shop across
the street, will handle all the
horses that come his way.
Stop! Ask yourself if you
ever traded with Norman Greer
if you haven t try him.
Mr. Eblich. who lives at Third
Stephen D. Powell, an Oregon
pioneer of 1852, died at his home
on Railroad St., at 3 o'clock this
afternoon, succumbing to a stroke
of paralysis. He was stricken
last Fall, and has had several at
tacks since that time. The first
of the week he suffered another
stroke and grew gradually worse
until he passed away. He was
born May 11, 1833, and came to
Oregon in 1852, serving in the
Indian war. He was married,
May 23, 1&58, to Margaret Um
phlette, at Jefferson, Oregon,
and the widow and the following
children survive: Mrs. Sylvia
Tucker, of Clarkston, Wash.;
Mrs. Effie Reynolds, wife of
Frank Reynolds, Wilson Creek,
Wash.; Mrs. L. A. Long, Hills
boro; Mrs. Nellie Daniels, Napa,
Cal.; Mrs. Grace Black, widow of
Chas. Black, killed at Manhat
tan, Nev., t few weeks ago;
John Powell, of near Los An
geles, Cal, working for the Santa
Fe; and Mrs. Agatha Reynolds,
wife of G. A. Reynolds, of Wilson
Creek, Wash.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced later.
W. E. Carter, of Vancouver,
and who is interested in the
chain of C. C. stores, one of
which is managed by Mr. Gar
rett, in the Imbne Brick; frank
Hodkins, of the Vancouver Na
tional Bank; and Mrs. Conley, of
the Oregon City C. C. store, were
in the city Sunday. Mr. Carter
is very much pleased with Hills
boro and the location ot his store,
and its surroundings, here.
The regular meeting of the
American Woman's League will
be held in the Wehrung hall, rn-
day evening, May 0, at 7:30
o'clock. All members and others
who might be interested are re
quested to be present. Mrs. Shot
well, one of the Organizers, will
be with us and answer questions.
By order of the 1'resident,
Grace A. Woods.
Persons living in the country
and wishing to take the Daily
and Sunday Oregonian for one
year can, by paying a year in
advance, get the Argus and an
Oregonian map, or chart, for the
one price. This offer will not
last long - so get in your order
soon.
At the Christian Parsonage,
Tuesday, Mav 3, at 2:30 p. m.,
Arne E. Willis and Echo M. Hol-
lenbeck, both of Mountaindale,
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
physician and Snreoa
Ottlc-BUey-Mcncn blnrc, nplir.
Roomi 12. Li and 15. Riilenc-Soiilh-
wmt corner Kiualine anil bconil Htrwt.
Both 'Puonet.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Oinw uUlrs nrTh Ik-lta Vrug Ptite
KMldxncfl Kasl of Court lloiiHf,
In the corner of the blork.
JAME8 rHILLIFK TAM1KSIK, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Snrgoon Southern PaciHo Kailroail Co
CoiimilUttion In Kronen or KiikIimIi. Of
fice npMtttiri, over t. M. Hoyt 0o'. alora.
north utile of Main St., HilUltortt, Or.
A.B.BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and c,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both rhone. HMsboro, Ore.
DR. W. B. CUNINGIIAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
REST ROOM FUND
Since last week the following
contributions have been turned
into the Argus for the rest room
fund:
C F Grabel. South Tualatin, $1.00
SAD Meek, Mountaindale-1.00
Mrs SAD Meek.Mtdale l.uu
Mrs Olive Riley. Mtdale. 1.00
H H Hall. Shady Brook l.uo
Mrs J B Vrooman, City 2.50
Paid to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
leckmann. Bethany:
Andrew Heckman, Bethany $2
J E Peterson 1
A Wyman 1
A Eggiman 1
H Cornils 1
F A Harberg 1
Croeni 1
J J Wismer 1
Henrv Kuratli 1
W J Wismer 1
Frank Lichty 1
Albert W Keehn 1
John Meurer ;1
Christ Zuercher
John Meier 1
B A Mitchell
Paul Landauer
D B Roe, Mountaindale
Joe Connell, Glencoe
were united in marriage, Marion Cajis Answered Day or Night
F. Horn, of the Christian church, 0
officiating. These popular young -Independent rhone-
people will reside at Mountain- orenco, oregos
dale. I ........-----
DR. W. E. PITTENGKR
Dentist
Rooms 10 and It Morgan-Bailey HIim-k,
street. Over Dennia Store.
HILL8BORO ORKOON
Bn, R. Satfay W. O. Hr
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and t Shnte Baildinv
BILLS BOKO. . . OBEUON.
E. B. TONGUE
Go to W'yatt & Co., for the lat
est shoes. We carry the Pack
ard; the Bradley- Me teal f; the
Utz Dunn and the Hamilton
Brown-the best makes and
styles. See our display window.
In the absence of Rev. Fisher,
the M. E. pulpit will be supplied
Sunday morning by Rev. Davis,
of the Cornelius charge, and in
the evening by Prof. H. L.
Bates, of Pacific University.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker arrived
from Clarkston, Wash., yester
day, in response to a telegram
advising her of the critical illness
of her father, S. D. Powell, of
East Hillsboro.
Honeycomb chip is the newest
wrinkle in the candy line, price
is kind o' high but the quality is
of the highest. The Den of
Sweets.
W. J. Benson, of Lents, and
ho for years had a machine
shop in the city, was out yester
day, greeting his oldtime mends.
W. J. sees much evidence 01 im
provement here.
J. J. Shevlin, of the Beaverton
section, was up yesterday. His
road district will soon commence
work on rocking the roads, an
improvement that will be wel
come to all.
PUBLIC SALE
VOll
gon City, by the side of her
father. She' leaves a husband,
I-. W. Davis, w ho owns a home
id- 12th and Washington. ""'I
win. came here from lleriuiston,
lasl Fall; two sons, Wm, former
ly operator with the Orejton
Fleet rie, and now night agent
"nil operator at Pendleton; and
o ilph, aged l,r, now at Pendle
h'li, with the brother; and a
'liinghler, Zelab, aged 8 years.
Deceased was a sister of Mrs,
(I- A. Patlerson, of this city.
Mis. Davis wont to Pendleton on
iii'count of her health, and was
there hut.
passei
am
1 onarter cigar,
want when you buy a cigar.
Kept at every bar in lhllstx.ro.
Ask for them.
The Federal court for May will
( ,n on (he Hth. andtheOregon-
' : 1,,. ft.lluwinir as draw n
ll U ';?. Aimer Briu'tt'S, Dii-
on l iu (in ,1 . )
ley, Millard Buchanan, Cornelius,
II' W. Kemp. Cornelius bred L.
;,,, Sherwood. Win. Turnbok
Hillsdale. Thus. Cornelius, of
S ... and formerly of this coun-
rM . ' . 1 il.. venire.
ty, is also ura " 011
' (let one or more cockerels from
. w f Wh te Orping-
lUV 1T100 tin - 4
J We have them from $2
o'H". . .." . 1.. ..,, u'lth
We also -suppiy j
!, hnteh ine. AiKiress
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our friends for all their
kindness and sympathy shown
us in our bereavement, the loss
of our foster son. We wish to
tender especial thanks for the
Im'lll 1 1 f 11 I floral tributes at the
uv v v.
grave. , .
Mr. and Mrs. J. Langue.
Hillsboro, Ore., May 4, 1910.
Crd ol Than ks
We desire to thank those who so
kindly assisted us during our be
reavement, the death and funer
al of the late Lily Hosse.
Henry Hesse and family.
Hillsboro, Ore., May 5, 1910.
up,
T.
52tf
away.
BIDS WANTED
live days when 'Vp r.nodin. Hillsboro, Ore
Born, to R. L. Hobirson and
wife, of near r arming wo,
1110, a .laughter, weighing
m mls The father is we
Cwii in his section, and is (3
years of "H'e.
. f 1 ... ,..inliii(r.
An employee 01 u.-.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Roomi J, 4, 8l S, Morgan Blk, HlUsNtro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offica D petal ra. Bailey Morgan Rio.
Roomi, 1 ani i.
HILL8BORO. - ORRO0N
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orfioi: Main Street, opp. Court Houne.
HILLSBORO ORKGO
Sealed nroiiiM'iU will be received
I'.v the building comniitt.ee of the
"'w M. 10. Church at Roy, Ore
Kon, until 10 n. m., of the 20th
'1'i.V ol' May, 1910, for the purpose
"I' constructing a frame church,
tjio dimensions of which will be
''."ind in the plans and specilicu
u'ns, which uro to be found in
Hi" possession of the pastor W.
t Stewart, at Hanks, Oregon.
The building committee re
serves the right to reject any
and all hids.- -W. C. Stewart.
Hanks, Oregon.
Keep your chickens enclosed!
lust received u large consign
ment of noultrv wire. Now is
"ie time to buy. Etnerie
Lor win. 1
J I. HI I
brother- n-law 01 a.
fl .Commercial, badly sawed
01 y' , . .1..., 41, u ueek. Df.
h i hanu one 11.1.V o"
) m esio attended the injury.
vm W iams lias ymviu
a interest in the UragK
;l lulu 1 .. i,e,n working in
resort for some month
Chaney Hondlol, of. above
It- nki was in the city this tnorn
!S onSte home from a Port-
1 1 (nin
' 1 d efover seed, from 12 to 15
,.,. ,11 tier lb., at Greer's.
S&l Jack Robinson, of Scholia, was
,K in the city yesterday.
L F Caistens, of Banks, was
in the city yesterday.
Dan Leisy was in from South
Tualatin, Saturday morning.
Walter Dysle, of Bethany, was
in the city last lliursaay eve
ning.
A E. Mead, the Buxton con
tractor and rancher, was in town
mid-week.
r..l Meier and wife, of below
Newton, were in the city Friday
morning.
J H. Stauss and daughter, cf
near Phillips, were in the county
seat Friday.
Christian Zuercher, wife and
son, of near Cedar Mill, were in
town Friday.
Mr Rnrtih Vanllorn. of Port
land, was a guest of relatives the
first of the weeK,
m w Roseow has been on the
sick list for the past week, but is
now on the mend. He will
again ' be at his duties in the
Wehrung store tomorrow.
H. Knittel, of Middleton, was
dav. and called on
4t,0 Armii Mr. Knittel says his
neighborhood is getting along
nicely, and tnai ma secuou i uc
veloping rapidly.
Of graded Holsteins, headed by
Imported Bull.
Owing to change of business
the undersigned will at his farm
O v,;i.iu wast nf CuAar Mill. 8
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and Jetterson, cut on ine enu tu miles east of Hinsboro, Cornel
his lelt tnumu, yesieroay, wnne roa(J at 1:00 m sharPi on
cuttimr wood. He also chopped TTTPcinAY MAY 10
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into the index finger. Dr. uiik- n at blic auction his entire
ai.er reoaireu me umuasc oa u,j f ,,t0H Hn stwns. heari-
mtich as was possible considering j b Imported bull, Sir Almeda
wnai was ien oi mc uiju Sehn tz de Ko JNO. 4suoo. inis
ill- l.Vni'et nf ( "'.ornelius. was herd consists of 10 graded Hoi
..v... . . . j ri 1 'I Of .1,
in town yesterday, i ne ur. says stein cows ana i neuers o u cu,
Cornelius is to have a big time 3 coming fresh in July, i
fixm Mnv ii rn thf i4tn. in- Diemuer. s in wctuuti, u
the Woodmen of that November. All guaranteed gen
V-HtOl v-i . li if i.
.a.,.,., i,v.. enntraetetf with the f. ami v cows, ail in perieei
". " 'r v "Y ' u uu Ifill, 11 this
nil All S 1 H , AJ- 1U1 tl 1 IlfillLIl. 1T111IV liui" v.i.w
three davs galatime. herd sold last year at condenser
Chas. Pierce, well known here I i" a numuer U1 1U
. i j nra . nintv eans.
ami at Jforesi urove, anu a iu -r v. . w(iP(mfi tn insnect
l.-.i- V K,-v I '.itumml I " '
mei- resiueiaoi u.c ... , , . t-
section, was in town yesieiuay. Tma.sma ,,naeT jik cash
Mr. Pierce is on nis annua, va-1 tfpi f, mrtnths time at 6 per
cation, away lrqm ms mines . t
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withtne i'oruana rue u- A-nM f,r ah ftn sums over
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ment. fie
The location of the Advent Andrew Eggimann, Owner.
Christian tent meeting has been jt c. Kuratli, Auctioneer,
changed to Fourth and Baseline. Ed. Shute, Clerk.
Meetings will begin Friday eve-
ning, May 6, at 8 p. m. All are jvon
invited. Your presence is need- m.ls,s l:'ly . ' V" 7..
ed. - Communicated.
W. G' Hare was elected Mon
day night as a delegate for two
years to the Oregon Pythian
Grand Lodge.. B. A. Barber is
the second delegate.
Leo Gottsch, of Orenco, and
Myrle Bondurant, of Hillsboro,
have taken out license to wed, the
instrument being granted by the
Multnomah clerk.
G, A. Plieth, the road builder
from the Tigarsville section, was
up yesterday. . I
We carry a choice stock of
fruits and nuts:--Koeber's Confectionery.
C, W. Hines. of above Banks,
was down to the county seat
Friday night.
Thos. Murphy, of Mountain
dale, was in the city Wednesday.
Attention. Uniform Rank. K
of P.: Attendance at drill Fri- vvwvvwvvvvvvv-.
dquS"i"f: j,aywiiiS; caT-TH0S- h-tongue, jk.
tain. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
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Cream Of fresh lemons, for face Morgan Blk, Upstairs. Rooms t, 4 and 5
and hands. A dengnuui iace
preparation. Mrs. M. S. Ney-
hart, 9th & Main, independent
Telephone 087.
Alec Todd and J. W. Hughes,
two of the salt of the earth, of
the Forest Grove section, were
down to the city yesterday, look
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter-
illg in On county COUrt transac- tnary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac-
tions tical "P"'61106'
, . . . p, , OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVEKY CO.'S
L. C. Herrin, of Sherwood, was btari.r n i
up to the city yesterday, interest- office phone: Pacific states sou ind.211
J .1 ,J ...rn Kio , . , .
eu in a propostru luttu uun n i K63id8iioe puoues: xnaepenaeni w, ra-
way. which was betore the coun- Citic states 4si.
ty court.
John Nvberg, of Tualatin, and
who owns one of the sightliest
places in that section, was up to
the county seat, yesterday.
J. T. Fletcher, of F'orest Grove
was down to the city yesterday.
Mr. Fletcher is anxiously await
ing the census returns.
Did you take notice of the new
line of back combs at Libby's?
They are just "beauts," and the
price just suits.
G. J. Palmateer is putting in a
water suddIv and tank at his
home, on Washington, west of
First Street.
H. B. Dauchy, Dr. M. H. Park
er and C. J. Herb, of the Green-
ille section, were in town today.
Rorn. to Jasoer Williams and
wife, of North Hillsboro, Sunday
May 1, 1910, a daughter.
day Morning, at Family Home
Restaurant for sale in Hills- rjaughter of Henry Hesse, and
boro. Ind. Tel. 394, Box 36, P.O. siater 0f Miss Bertha Hesse, who
spent the day in the city Friday,
jro. inn. in. t sister ui iuiso u "i."""!
Frank Petrzilka. of Buxton, presides at the postoffice delivery
1 . , a.. :., v-Mnv l.iiilow Hillsboro.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Tamtesie Bldg. HI LLSKORO, 0KE.
Main and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modern
Woodman cf America, meets every first
and third Saturdays in each monih ut
their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors are rotdial
ly invited to attend camp meetings.
S. G. Rhodes, Consul.
R. E. Halderman, Clerk.
Peter Jossy, of West Union, i
was in town today, taking a rest S
from his Spring work. 1
Hprnwn Glaske. of Bethany. I
was in the city yesterday after
noon, greeting friends.
Perrv Gabbert and Emma
Martin have been granted a wed
ding license.
Dance at Alpha Hall, Corneli-
t ini A Al n
US, May ii, lyiu. -Always a
good time.
C. A. Marcv. of near Blooming,
was in the city yesterday, and
called on the Argus.
J. A. Chapman, of the Sher-
wood-Middleton section, was m
town yesterday.
J. A. Johnson, of below Bea
verton, was up to the city yes
terday. T. B. Perkins, the Buxton mer
chant, was in town Friday eve
ning. Several large syrup barrels for
sale cheap at the Den of Sweets.
J. S. LOUSING N
Contractor and Builder rt
Large Barns a Specialty
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div.
Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D.5
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DR. G. F. SCHMELZEL,
Osteopathic Physician
Offic Parlor Commercial Hotel
Tuesdays, Thursdays,
Saturdays.
Office hours i to 4 p. m.
i A. C. WINNEY &S0N
m ConUacting Painters. ' ,
Do a General Contracting g
I Business.
I First class work on alt classes of H
s buildings. Estimate given, g
untimtm OKietinN. Route 3 :
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