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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 2 1 9 1 d
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Hardware, Farm Implements and
Plumber's Material
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High Grade Stoves and Ranges. We have
the Wasliingtou County Agency for the cele
brated Toledo and Monarch Ranges the best
ever installed in a kitchen.
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Wagons and Buggies
Famous Mitchcll-Leius cc Staver wagons and
buggies, the wagon and buggy adapted es
pecially for this section.
Harvesting' Machinery
The Champion binders, mowers and rakes
which have stood the test of time and en
durance. Plumbing Supplies
A complete line of pipe and plumber's fit
ings, baths, and everything connected with
the business. We, will give estimates on
plumbing your new, or your old residence.
Let us nut you in a bath
GOFF BROS. & IRMLER
Cornelius and Forest Grove
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
SIMMONS
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J ! STATE OK OREGON, FOR
, J WASHINGTON COIWTY
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" t H M.Y!i Alutine, Plaintiff
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4 Carrie Mae Miller Van Abtine, Defendant
J To Carrie Mae Miller Van Alstine.de-
f fondant above named:
In the naius of the Slate of Ortftnn, You
i are hertthy required to appear and an-1
mt-r r lie complaint tiled againm you in j
the above entitled Court on or lforetlie .
4 vipiration of x weeks from and afttr J
'"! the date of first publication of this sum !
moils, to if on or lefore the rjrst day of
, Juiy. liilo, and if you fail so to appee'r or ;
anser, for want thereof, the plaintil! ,
, appiy to the Court fir the relief '
prayed for in his Complaint tiled herein. '
to- it: for a decree of divorce Irom you '
and for such other and furtlp-r relief as
mav to the Court seem just ai'd equitable. ;
"A '1 lii ruhiiuoiik in served upon you hy i
J order of the Hon. J. W. Gojilin, Judge '
i ol the County Court of the State or On-,
."4 fr Washington County, vbi-li or
, -J uer was made and entered the l.ftb day J
H of May, lfJIO and the date of the limt,
puliiication being the l'ttli day of May, !
Zl M. t!. Meat-ham. Attorney f.ir Plaintiff. :
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SUMMONS
THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS
STATE OF OREGON FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
BANK OF DEAVERTON
DeaVerton, Ore.
CAPITAL STOCK $10,000
J. A.
J. T.
MOTT, Prest
WILLIAMS, Vice Pres.
W. E. PEGG, Secy.
H. W. BOLGER, Cashier
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Transacts a General Banking Business.
4 Per Cent Interest on Time Deposits.
Money to Loan on Good Security.
Fire Insurance in the Best Companies.
We are Insured against Burglary and Fire.
Our Officers are Bonded. Depositors are as well Pro
tected as in the Largest Bank.
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Meda Mill, Plaintifl,
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-i jilhert Mills, lH-l'endant. i
, Totiilhert Mills, the above named de-!
- fondant: j
In the name of the Ktateof Oregon: You !
' n re hereby comnmuded and r-piired U be '
4 tnd appear in the above entitled court j
nd gnawer the eouiplaiut lilei) against'
. V vou ill the above eutitleil ( :aiie, on or he-!
- J fore the expiration of six weeks from t u? ,
J late of the lirst publication of thin euin-
. f nons in the Hiltsboro Argun, thedete of
- he hrst luiblH-ation thereof ru-i'ig M,-.y fi
" lilin, end the d,ie of the la-t publication
, ' oereoi iieiiiK .nine 's, iHiij, to wit
4 letnre June 'I'd. Uilil; and you
- "t aKe notice, tlial H you Iml so to appear
v-3 "d answer fan! eomplaiui the plaintiff
3 A'lll apply to the court foi a de-reo lj
j olvmg the nianiage and marriaird con
' A 'a''1 ' existing between the plaintiff
',5 ""I the defendant tijon the kiooikIk of
leaertioii, ami i,,r such other and further
lecree as inav lie necessary arid proper.
on or
will please
"Keep Your Own Key and Counsel"
Sound advice within certain
Limits.
It's all right when applied to holders
of keys to our safe deposite vaults.
Absolute privacy. We can rent you
boxes for$i.ooper year. Call and
examine them.
CORNELIUS State BANK
Cornelius, Oregon.
" TliinMummoiig is served upon you by
i .i lublioutiun by order of Honorable J. V.
-.oodin, futility Jud;r of Washington
' Jl 'outity Dreiron. ii, a ic and daled the 5th
iav of May, l'jld, and liich order re
-t4 Junes that you uppear and snm er on or
" efore the e-juration of nix weeks from
i he date of the lirst publiuation, to wit, on
i ir before June 21, li!lj
'I 1 Ua ley & Hare,
At!orni)a for J'laiutifl'.
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FCIR CHAIR
Barber Parlors
Courteous Treatment
Capable workmen
Baths in connection, and a
Fine Shower Bath
Newly Furnished Shop. A
trial will please you.
JAMES ANDERSON,
Pythian Bldg, Hillsboro.
Meat Market
Choice Fresh Meats of All Kinds.
Give Me a Call at My
SECOND STREET SHOP
In The Pythian Building
E. W. MOORE
W, A. Hermens, of Verboort,
was over to the county seat yes
terday.
Rev. T. H. Symms will preach
it the Evangelical church in
jlillsburo next Sunday, June 5,
it 3 p. m., instead of D. W.
Cook the pastor of the Free
Methodist society in the above
'mentioned place. Come and
near iev. Symms.
I). W. Cook, pastor.
Look at our bargain counter
lor summer wash goods. Any
piece of goods on the table for 11
cents per yard. Apron check
gingham, 7 1-2 cents; all dress
ginghams, 10 cents, at H. Weh
rung & Sons.
John Nyberg, the Tualatin
road supervisor, and near whose
place there is talk of running an
electric line to take out crushed
rock for the county, was up to
the city yesterday afternoon.
J. H. Collier, who raises sev
eral acre3 of onions each vear.
was up from Scholls, yesterday
afternoon.
N. H. Jones, of Vineland, and
Thos. Murphy, of Mountaindale,
were in the city yesterday afternoon.
An old prospector,' grizzled by
years in the mountains, passed
through with all his earthly be
longings on a diminutive burro,
Tuesday, en route to the Coast
Range, where he expects to find
gold. He was led there by the
story of a ledge supposed to have
been found many years ago, in
the mountains, south from the
crossing of the Wilson River road
to Tillamook. The old fellow
says that the "break" of the
mountain range is right to con
tain rich metal and he is going
to see if there is any gold there.
His name was John Frisbie and
he mined for many yeara in the
Idaho section, two or three times
pulling out big stakes.
Restaurant for sale in Hills
boro. Ind. Tel. 394, Box 36, P.O.
PYTHIANS 6EAI MASONS
IN A SPIRITED GAME
! looked Like a Cinchc (or Mason
I l'n til Ninth Inning;
BATTING RU lYjSAVED THE L. OF P,
(inoj Crowd Witnessed Contest at Alh
Iclic I'ark, Monday
CalviH Jack Jr., managing the
Masonic team, urnl Ceo. Schul
nierieh. handling the destinies of
the Pythian nine, met at the
Athletic Park in a baseball bat
tie. Monday, ami the game was
a thriller trom start to finish
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ttie .Masons uayou a nmo Ha
in't ter ball up to the last half of
the ninth, when the score was
S to 5 in their favor. In that
nan. wnen tilings looked as
though the Masons had the game
tucked awav in their vest i-k-
ets, the Pvthians raised abattinir
rally that ran over four scores
:md ended the battle. Cillenwu.
tor and Hansen were the buttery
tor the Pvtmuns: ( tester Ali.
anderand K. L Moore, for the
Masons. Thorn were tilentv nf
errors and plenty of good play-
ltlvr. I ur II Oli e tialtei out tht
hit that brought in the winning
tally, iii lenwater struck out 13
and Alexander. 7. There was
plenty of "fanning" in the
grandstand, iind each nine had
its partisans there in force.
TtiK M soNic
Hirry Rnpplc nlavnl (jowl Krcoiul,
ml hit tmt out of Wnrd Iluwti. on turn
catching hint Hupping, was (;ihkI be
Dull.
Catcher Moore workril likes lu-
urnl kept his trowel buy nil the. tunc.
Big Bill Schulmi-rieli tiimhej out one
mi umi kiis a iuiy.
Slime ami .Sminson Uml.-.l liit in th
sixth that meant two M-orea for their
nine.
1 uos. liailev Dlaveil a nrettv uhhip ml
hurt all the time ami his error column
w.un t so bad either.
Chester Aleiitmlrr worlnl hr.1 an.l
hut for that bittiuir rullv wo ulil 'hv.
Kotie back to the hills with the game in
me 1001 ijox oi nis eoKtne.
Harold Merrvman iiIav.1 at tliir.t ...t
says Us a Iouk distance to third base
Burke Toneue worked like a T
at ist base and hud six pu touts U) his
credit.
Mfttlfltrer Turk i a nnn.1 ti.o.. t.t.fr I. ..
says that he felt mighty Koo luntil thtuga
urune iuosc ui (nai last lull.
County Clerk llnilcy went its for Kud
pie in the 7th and had the pleasure of
caicning ny in mi nuiisea.
THR l'VTtttANS
Carl Hfidel slaiumed it oat for the
wionni run.
Wilkes, of the Cardinals, says these
practice games (Ion t count.
Old Man Hutiscn is some catcher him-
t-ll.
(iillenwnter struck out aa unlucky
nuimier ror me opposing team.
Kd Hchu'merich ran one over in the
nintu and incidentally smiled at
I'HrothiT Bill".
J'owns nractlca Iv saved the iami-
eveu u lie nut lake a siesta on hrst bjuu?
Applenalc says the batters didn't treat
him riht. They should have knocked
more mes 10 nis territory.
Nelson's score settled the game.
.iiauBKer aciiuiuiericn now wants a
try at the Forest Grove Pythisns, and it
looks as though he will be favored. Those
I-orest (.rove fellows can rake up a good
team.
Fred S-welI pulled over the only score
on uie 71 ii.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
A V(TV tilf-aSJtnt trfitricrino- n-riu
a mrinuay party given at Kloom
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nir. nv r. ni ,ir (.nm
Kamna. in honor of tht-ir (Uimrh.
ter, Miss Tena, the occasion be
ing in honor of her 17th birthday.
uie evening was spent in
games and music. Daintv rt
freshments were served at the
midnight hour. I hose present
were.
Mr. and Mrs. Henty Kamna, Mr. and
wrs. .ionn Kamna, Misses Heine am
Ina Kamna, Arletm and Louise Krelja
Cecilia and Katie Herbert, Bertha am:
Sena Behritian, Beat lice Steel, Alma
Kock, Lillian Hertlien, Annie Varnick
Dora Huliman, KoHie Krahmer, Hdna
Hogrere, ljeaa Kcsse, Miss Adolph, B?r
iha, Tena and Anna Kam
(Mo Kraus, Max BchlinK. Henry Ilel-
niood, I'.ddte Oetuin, Frank Schultni-rich,
Kred Iiowlby, Fred, William and Henry
Herbert. Henrv RnerLer Krcil m1 4 1
bert Krahmer, Fred Ilehrtuan, William
ncioen, willmm Holt., Reynold and
lianiel Adolph, Flward Weiclibrodt,
Alfred Reuse. Henrv William ami fnlm
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Kamna,
(lame for Sunday
Lovers of good baseball will have
a chance to see a r-rark-n-inpL-
game next Sunday, at 3:00, when
the Catholic Yountr Mpn'a flnh
of Portland, will try honors with
the cardinals. This is said to be
the snanoiest von nir twim in nil
Portland. Come out and see the
game.
Dance at Hillsboro Hall. Kariir.
day eve, June 4; Toelle's orchestra.
It Was retiortwl hnro Tnarlav
that a man was killed in the tun
nel, at Cornelius Pass, on the
United, Monday, by being struck
oy a muu oucket.
Mrs. .1. T
been visitinur her
t o -.un..vv.i, i,, , J,
Lalla Latimer, at Tillamook uv.
eral weeks, has arrived home.
Mrs. Latimer
Miss Irene aeeomnaniorl h.'
mother over to the bay county.
Bargains in Summer
Dress Goods
All Lawns, Dimities ond Swiss Wash Goods
at Reduced Prices before I Move.
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I5c
lOc
5c
50c
25c lawns
I5c lawns
lOc lawns
Lutlirs white
and up
Children's romper. 25c
and 60c
Girls dresses 25c and up
boys nobby felt hts$l OO
Men's straw hats 15c to
$5 OO
boys' wash
$2 OO
Boys' white
50c
suits 50c to
waists 25c to
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Will Be In The New Heidle Build
ing Soon.
BAIRD
Between the Drutf Stores
The churches of IlillHlxiro will;
hold a big union service next;
Sunday at 8 in the evening, pre-!
paratory to the great Union re-'
viva! meetings which begin June
12 in a big tent at the court house
square. Hev. hvan P, Hught-s;
wi nreach Sundav eveninir ut
the Christian church. An over-!
flow meetinir will be held at the!
Evangelical church across the!
street. A citizens of Hillsl
are urged by the ministry to attend.
Groceries at cost -White River
flour, $1.40; A. &. II. soda, .V;
jest corn starch, fie: GO Ih. tbtirv
salt, .'Joe; 50 lbs, H. G. salt, HTx:
Blue Ribbon corn, 8c; Blue Rib-
jon tomatoes. 8c. AH other ar
ticles in oronortion - II W-h.
rung & Sons.
Rev. F. V. Fisher will
at 11 a. m. at the M. K. A
Sunday. This will the last
service in the church before the
irreat union meetinirs nnd uii
members are requested to be
present.
Women's shoes in patent and
vici kid. $4 at S2.0H- M H nt
$2.79: $3 at S2.18: $2 W) nt'1 r.. i
$2.25 at $1.70; $1.85 at $1.39, at
l. wenrung & sons.
J. C. Lamkin was down to
.onquin, in Clackamas County,
'iicsdav. doincsomn tinuri f,
the Oreifon KleetnV M
that everything is looking fine
uuwn inai way.
Richard Connclb
, - in;ui "
ing mill and COmminMinn Vniuin.Uu
in Portland, was out to the. rit'v
Monday. Mr. Connell formerly
farmed at Glencop. for a nnmi,.,.
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of years.
Buy your drv troofltH
runur&Sons. Thfv
from bus ness. All
and less than cost Yon ran
lave the benefit of these prices.
Courit.V fllerlr Railuu wmII
.j . ..,1VJ win Mieo
the registration hooka next Mon
day. 1 hose who rejister for the
primaries are not ' required fr.
register the second time.
Fred Olsen. carrier nn
No. 4 out of thfl fitv iu num. :n
at his home on Third Street. His
many friends hope that he will
soon be able to ride his route.
L. I). Halderman. for a t.i
ber of years a resident of n.,i
ville, and now livintr at nr,;,,,.-
sity rark. waa out u ihv
seat, yesterday, and called on the
Argus.
Jack Milne wna in fenm r,.n.
.'lains yesterday morning.
C. Viohl. nf .Tnlit.'u waa :
yesterday morning.
AUTOMOBILE TALK
We are Agents for
the famous Parry Automo.
bile, the U'st ever made for
the niuiicy. We have them
iu li-l-aud-5 passcugcr 30
horse K)wcr llCiuch uliccl
base, sliding gears.
A Car that is easy to Operate
If You Buy a car from us wc teach
) "ti how to care f.r it. Call and let us
give you a demonstration.
SEARS h CONNELL
At Garage. Third and Main. Hillsboro, Ore
CIIAkTl'.R no. K..36
condknski) rkpout of
The First National Bank
OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON.
At the Close of Business March 29, 1910.
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lU.ilci.it 4 ' ,5" Siirplu- s.ooo.oo
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KKh.xz Sr::;:;:::;:.::. Z5Z
''j'fS-t'w?" John Templkton, T. W. Saw, 11
W I !o nf i 'fS' (lMmiK Miznrr, LKVl Smith.
VV. 11. 1I0I.LLS, W. K. Nkwkli, II. T. HUXTON.
we apprtnate your paronage and hope to merit ncontin
nance of same.
l)m!:SrrT !!'!ic!il! mnt January 31. 1910. $108.Gr,.9l
"''O.MIS.- ()llic.al Hl,ut(.mi-nt March 21), 1910, $141,C8l..
-caSe ln Deposits 30 per cent.
tin t 1 tt-frr -
IIII.I.SH0RO (JRANdl-
The next regular meeting of the
Hillsboro (Jrange will t?( t n
'ndSHtunlayinjuncTs e ml
wno are members are requested
all TS mr,'n mwVln 10
Hance at HiliidoTo7lall
WHITE (IRA VSON
Wins. S. White and Mrs. Ellon
Grayson were united in marriage
at Forest Grove, May 2!),
at the borne of James lIockuiR.
Hev. Stivers officiating. Mr.
White is a well known Gaston
farmer, and the bride has been a
resident of the Grove for two
years. ,
K. Wagner and yvife, of iA 'sy
ville, were in town Tuesday.
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