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I'ormer VVsliinfton County Con
vict Aitain I orge a Note
WAS tilVCNTliN YfiAKS BY MliRIDi:
Sicmir now in Trouble Back at Mippcii,
Illinois, and Under Arrest
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Au imported lVrchevon atallin, foaled in l-rauce atul
nnmirtid bv A C. Ku'.v Co, I'ortlaml.
SuejUU'Tt'S, (No. 31
WILL MAKE SKASON OF l')) , ,,,v
evn.nK to UVdnrmt.y niorni.ic 1;.m-Hs .ni.w,
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TERMS. SiuRlo service, io; insuiaiur, 5 15; lo-M
to stand and suck, 20.
Ilillsboro Shire Horse Co.
SUMMONS
is 1 hk ciiicriT roruT ok the
S 1 A l K OK OKKCION holt
W AQUINO ION t'OUNTY
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lii Hip .iKinnofUieHUleof Orpeon you
h I (i 1'iitilli'il null 0.1 or ilore the t nl
John Sifmcr. who earm: here'
from Illinuis several yearn aw
and had a tnt-teoric career in the I
criminal annals of the county,
was a few days ao arrested at j
Mcppen, Illinois, on the charge
of forgery.
The Calhoun Herald, of Har
din, III., in a recent issue, says:
John Hiemcr.of Mepien, f irjff! the
nmnrs of John Drofc, llnrnry )r )i-,
Anton Wmternmn anil tie man Kroiialile
to note fur J'iuoo and mnhrd 'he same
at Ihe Bank of Hru!--) last Ttrjrad..y
rrceivinK (her. for a draft f.i m the cavh
ii:r, t'aul '.tvmujf. Urn n nfttrr th tmns
actxm Mr. .((rang te!rihone I to some
of I he Hurei.ea on the note and was told
thai if their oanie m eie on I tie note it
waa forgery aa they hud aik'neit no note.
S.emer hd reoieaented himwlf to be
Nicholas H.emer, a prosperous fanner of
North li.lho.in, 1 o formerly uvea at
Meppen and liruacela and liia name with
Ihe o'hera wa on the note. A noon as
Mr. ZiKraiiK discovered he was hold'nK
a forced and worthless note lie at once
srot busy and put the local constable on
the forger's trail and he was soon arrest' d
and the diafi recovered In omuku.k in
hi man the constable did notenpect any
il thculty and let him pet swuv and h
wu not rearrested until Tuesday. Sheriff
Kuikersou went to Alton Monday night
and prrested him. arriving in Hardin
Tnesday evening wi'.h hispiioner. lie
waived exam nation at the preliminary
before Kmi. Cooke and was placed under
a f 1000 bond whi. h he has so far failed
to K've ind is in Wil whe:e he will p.ob
ah'y remain until the Ditcher term of
circuit court, b.emer conies Irom a good
family His father is an honest, up
right. Industrious farmer, who is re
sprcUd by all who know him and the
action of this young man is much to be
regretted for the sorrow it br.ng9 to hi
aged lather.
It will he remembered that
Siemer first came here and nego
tiated for the Jack Roy farm
near Hoy. He pained jxissession
of the place, and had a chance
to make good. He finally forjred
the name of Jacob Mauss, hi
father-in-law. and the name of
Bernard Ostermann, of Verboort,
to a note, and cashed it at the
Shute Bank. It was soon dis
covered that the note was
forgery. The bank took up the
mortgage on the farm, and after
ward received enough from its
sale and sale of personal proper
ty, to recoup its loss. Siemer
was arrested and given ten years
by Judge McBnde. He was
model prisoner and was given
parole later on.
urv licrehf re.niired to appear and answer
Ihe romi'lainl tiled against you ill the
iiv .ilJunv. UMU. Haiti (late I.einif ine ex
.iik'..ii nf fix weeks from the dale of
ine Hrst piiblivatum ol thii. summons, and
1! v. hi hul tn iippnar and answer ssi
f.ii'up a, hi, fur waul therwif Ihe plained
will i'1'piy t" the court lor the ruliel u
in iiii'i .1 ill lh I'liliiplaint, to-wil: t or
ilvvrci. ilissi.lvniir Hit. Ik. 11. Is of inatrl
iv now eilaliug tntlween the plauuill
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I hi- Miihin.iuK is iii'IiUmIkhI by order ol
Hun. J. 1' Ciiiiipln'11, Judge of Hie atmve
..iiin. d I '.uri, whiidi order was made ami
entered mi the l!Mh day uf April. l!ll, and
I lie Unit' priiseriiMHi it.r punne-sunn i an
uirk". I -1.r1111111.ur W illi Ihe issue 01 1 luirs
.Inv. Ami! '.'l-l. lit 10. and coiilinulnir enoh
ei k thereuMvr U and including Thurs-
il:iv, June --ml, mil'.
JOHN F. 1,00 AN
Attorney lor 1'lainlitl
HOV BEST TIME
of th jt to hv
your tHh put nd
plftt ib4 briiig
work doa. roroot
of-towK patrotu W0
britirt mork la on
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tolvCmM $1.00
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mini !tw workiinvwlinrw, bo mstterhow nmoh you psy,
a 1 1 work f hIIt iurnuttnl (or (IttMn rrais.
Wise Dental Co.
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Painless Dentists
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SPECIAL GATES
FOR THE
Portland - Rose - Festival
JUNE 6th TO llth ON THE
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Lines in Oregon of
One and One-Third Fare
FROM ALL POINTS IN OREGON
HALKDATHH. K,.m U ,e. Im f h,I all hhi i,-. or.l, .neoof.
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FromsM ...i'-Hituh-'f lU-t-lmrn,
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Kin.il lllutii Limit
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"In the shade of the old maple
live. nianv neonle are eniov-
!;.,. (l..i ulniib nf tVio m!inlp tiP(B
IIIU lilt. ClltlltV V.. 1IIMK.V v-.
tin the east side of the court
house square these hot after
noons, ami the benches generally
have a few votaries of the shade
at all hours of the day.
A Cl.RAN WATCH
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P. rtlatitl, Ort g"n,
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Aent,
means irood time to you for
years to come. True economy in
a time-piece lies in cleanliness,
The delicate parts doing Indes
crihabe work will soon wear
S themselves to ruin, destroy their
! high finish and perfect fit, when
running in accumulating aire ana
rancid oil. It will cost you noth
ing, to let me examine it.-- C. F,
Libby, Jeweler, Hillsboro, Ore.
Ninety in the shade the cool
est shade in town Monday, and
farmers' teams on the road and
in the field suffered considerably
from the heat.
olTorUand, was
.... ... ...... o fl Harlow.
Kiehard Linton, ot kast i win. , ". .. , business.
Was in town Tuesday afternoon, in town liuhduj.
trr l fa.
uame vvaruen Koot. &teven
son, of Forest Grove, was dow
to the city, iuesday. He says
that the law prohibiting the kil
ing of does was one of the best
measures ever enacted, and that
it has been a life saver. Before
that law went into effect, there
were eleven men killed annually,
and last season, but one man was
killed by accident The surety
in the present law is that a man
will not be moved to shoot unless
he sees a pair of prongs. The
law, as to the open season, has
been changed and the killing sea
son for bucks is now August
Hunters and Hilliboro and For
est Grove always has a lot of
them, not to exclude our old
friend Geo. Armentrout- should
bear this change of date in mind
A carload of genuine newly
manufactured Hercules stumping
powder, made by the E. I. Dupont
de We Mours Co., ot San r rancis
co, just received. Both tele
phones. J. E, Borwick, Reed
ville, Oregon.
The good road convention at
Forest Grove Tuesday afternoon
and evening was well attendee
and the lecture by Prof. Eldridge
the government good road expert
was listened to with much ap
preciation. Judge Webster, of
Portland, and at the head of the
Oregon Good Roads movement.
was present and delivered an
enthusiastic address. Judge
Goodin also had a few remarks
in favor of permanent road work
Judge Webster says he intends
to make a schoolhouse campaign
in Washington County this Aut
umn, in the hopes of , getting
people interested in putting in
rock roads. He expects to begin
August.
Forty acres for sale; Partly
cleared; one-fourth mile from
school house; two and one half
miles from railway station, near
Glencoe. Price $1,700. . -James
Gray, Hillsborc, R 3
Supt. Kinser, in charge of the
condensers here and at Forest
Grove, was in town Tuesday,
Mr. Kinser expressed himself as
quite pleased with the way
Hillsboro is going ahead in the
building line.
We have thousands of kale
plants, cabbages, tomatoes, etc.,
for transplanting. Also some
fine shrubbery geraniums, etc.
Call in and see us. Morton's
Greenhouse, Second Street,
North of court house, Hillsboro.
John Reichen, of West Union,
Jacob Mauss. of near Banks,
was in the city Tuesday.
C. C. Nelson, of Bacona, was was in Tuesday, with the usual
down to the city Tuesday.
i report of crops looking fine.
A Deautiful
BELGIAN
STALLION.
Belgian No. 3295
MENTOR
Has Splendid
Disposition
Superb Action
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IMPORTED BELGIAN STALLION
Coming 5 years; weighs 1900; darK chestnut. Splen
did conformation for draft gets.
FIRST PRIZE HILLSBORO Street Fair. 1909
Pedigree Sire Jartiac 10S3S; Dim, Marie 366 1.
Imported by A. C. Ruby & Co., Portland, Oreg'n.
WILL STAND SEASON OF 19IOt Monday forenoon,
McNamer's barn Forest Grove; Monday evening to Wednesday S a.
m., Hillsboro Livery Co. barn, Main Mreet, Hillsboro; Wednesday,
1 0:00 a. 111. to 3:30 p. m., at Mays Bros., Glencoe; Wednesday eve
ning and Thursday forenoon at Emil Duyck's barn, Mountaindale;
Thursday p. 111. at Rank's Livery Barn, Banks; Friday afternoon at
. Hannau's barn, Buxton; Saturday afternoon at W. G. Walker's
place, Roy.
TERMS: Single service $10; Season $15; To insure with foal
$20. Care to prevent, but not responsible for accidents.
THE BANKS' BELGIAN HORSE CO. t. emrick, Groom.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
Under My Plan You can do
this and Save the Rent and
g'et the Advance on Your
Own Property X7 j?
This in My Proposition
Come ar,d 1 e'ect your your lot and furnish m with
an outline of the kind of hou?e you waut. I will
furnish working plans mid e enfiualionc, free of
charge to you; will coiup'e e your h(u e recording to
you plans Yoi make a pay meat on the proie ty
and pay the bilance io iDt-tallmcnta, which will be
agreed upon. ::.:.::
If this proposition appeals to you, thon come in and
wa will talk it over- : ; : : : :
F. M. HEIDEL
Hillsboro - Oreg'on
OFFICE 1 AND '2 HKIOKL HUi
MAIN STREET
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So marvelous and nniversal are t
results obtained that these pills a
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them. In 50-cent boxes only. If n
satisfactory your money back. Dor
delay don't run the risk of Bright
Disease. Get Swain's Kidney ai
Back Ache Pills today.
SWAIN MEDICINE Crrin
Kansas City, Mo.
FOR SALE BY
HILLSBORO PHARMACY
Hillsboro,
Oregon. 4
SUMMONS
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In the Circuit Court of the State of
gon fur Washington County
Gertrude Wolpert, Plaintiff 1
DelBiuiHtit (
On:
vs.
Charles Wolpert,
The surgeon has apprised John
Powell, brakesman on the Sante
Fe, and who was injured in a
wreck, recently, that he will not
be able to return to his duties
before August 1. Powell is now
visiting his mother, Mrs. M. A.
Powell, of Hillsboro. .-
Mrs. Henrietta Morgan is build
ing a new eight room bungalow
on her Main Street property,
between the Connell bungalow
and the residence occupied by
Sheriff Hancock.
Fred Hamel, who has his crop
in and is watching it grow, was
in from West Union, Tuesday.
Willis Anderson, manager of
the big Ladd & Reed farm, at
Keedviile, was in town Tuesday.
He put in 440 acres of grain this
season, and says f;hat crops are
looking fine, although he does
not believe the hay crop will
come up to the prospects that
showed two weeks ago. Much
of the early hay is now coming
into bloom which is early and
more than likely this will mean a
fall-down on expectations. Still
there will be enough anyway.
Deputy County Clerk E. C.
Luce was in Portland, Monday,
the guest of Frank Myers, for
merly of Forest Grove.
To Charttis Wolpert, Defendant uliove ,
nameil: v i
In the name of Ihe Slain of Oregon: Ynt j
art. luirwuy nuiiiifiii Limb iiib imuuhiii im i .
tiled a ouiiiplaint aaiiiHt you In Ihcaliovt
tint i tleii court and cau:e. anil you Hit
hereby required to appear and aimwdi
the eomplaiot or tile some appearand
herein on or tic fore the last ilav prii'!
scribed by tlin order of publication llwrii
of to-wit: Iho sth ilny or July. A. D. It'll,
and if you fail mo to anpfar anil aimwi-i,
the complaint or file wune appiMMr.rF
herein, the pliiintit) will chidui your do?,
lault lo he entered and noted and il
apply to the court for tlia roli' f prayed
f . r in her complaint herein, to nil:
ileeree forever uiMnolvinu; the liouils ol
matrimony ejriHtinn between you ami
plainl.lt' and Hint "lie l.e awarded Inn ,
maiden name, (lertri.de fclder, and for;
such other and further relief as to the;
Court may seem meet and proper. i
'riieilutt.orilietirMtpiihll.-utli.il of iIiim!
miiniiioiix w Thursday, the tatli (Say (j
May, A. I), llll1), and thin mini rnons 1h to
lie puliiiohed on every Tltiirtiday lielwreu
said dates for a period oi mix weekx.
'I his summon in publ shed bv order of
Hon. 3. U. Camp'iell, Juilnof lliq ilmve
entitled court, made in Cbambnrs, Hum
Wth day of May, A. I). 1010. s,
t'haa. J. Hirhriatiel, '
Attoruey for i'laiotitr,