PIONEER RILEY CAVE
PASSES OVER DIVIDE
tirric"' ,H' '
hcmii siiiir mvi: in simv iii.nr
ua Mi" ' Slrrllm iharailer and
I me Imr(ril)
llili-v I :t' ''. ami H wilt'--
v Kiii'Aii irM'li'iil til a .ii 1 1 ii-: 1 on
,' K ilii'it ill III Imilli' in
i' ; .
11,11 ,!,!.!, ill "Mi' oYlm-k Turn
,;t. .'lit''- :i" lU'"" ni'lin.'
M-uia! month. !! wiih Ih'I'h
at I'Lilli" 1'uivIihi I'latti- Co.,
Jliviiiiri, M:tnli U, 1 X H . ami
with ii' pan-til. ( i m t' tin
U'i!i;t V;i!la n.untrv in Is J:j,
uliriv lm I'iillnT. IU'. .Iiiiih-h
i'u: a M tlnwliI mini ( r. wa
,.H;l,"i-. III Illl'iSlull work. In
IS 1 1, lm I'anutH iiiovt-il to Wiili
inluii County and nctlli-it on
what mi tin-it known a "Tuali
tv I'Lui, ., " Tin fiitlu-r iliril in
I'n'.I.
Mr. I a i" attfiulcil m'IiimiI on
,Wtli I'lain, Iti.H f i tv. I srhmil
li"U'.- Ltil a lii t lliHir iiinl Mjilit
Uiith.s. ami l.j M'liiml mates
witc iiail'-luviilH anil Indian.
Litre tin- min man w absent to
th'' I "i-i -.1 1 !rov f Acii'li'iny,
wluiv l.c ivn-iwd a fair tinea
li"ii. II'' Ifaninl tin- lilaeksinith
tia.ii'. ami in the lialyeon ilaHof
the her ' in 'aliinjTtoii County
sls'l al! tin' (vlclirute'l Iui"m-.h
iiiiikin.' IhU eii'euit. In Ct he
fiirni-.i.r'l hi nun mount neruitf
in the lii'lian war :nul win in the
eiiiMC' sii' iit at Iktiso, Mah.i, In
IsiW hiM.iciiei it lilaeksinith shop
in IIi!Mirt, uii'l wits at his anvil
nmtmuously until hist year when
he lai'l dow n his apron, He al
ways t . m . k an iutie interest in
public all'airs. and had a irile
i.-n. ,. uUH aK'ent for the Ore
K'tiiian in this eity when he first
fc'Uleil in this eity, and hits
hittJi !! 1 (he paper ever sinee, a
nuilliiiUHiS er iee of over 'l
Mr. Cae was married to M:i
Imtla I'.omI, (if I'latte Co., Mo..
I;tini a! dan early pioneer), April
12, 1st ill, and live children were
Wn to the union, Three have
lieil. Mrs. Cuc and two ehild
o'li, .lames Wesley and Miss Uose
J'live, survive. '!or many wars
lie was the loeal justice of the
peace, :m, W!H ahvays active as
""e of the direetors of the hin
'iiiiiit fairs held here years a:o.
I"' was a inemher id' Tualitv
yhv A. V. & A. M. The
funeral took plaee from the
jjiMiilv residence at 1:.'H) today,
'jt'V. Kvan I'. J luetics preaehinn
the funeral discourse.
Alt', lave was a remarkahle
ojaraeter in the way of kuowl
filKe of current events, lie was
11 rinistant reader and he never
"verlooked the dailv action of
'""Kress, , f iu. U.Kisaturc
iit'n in session, and in some w ay
Iieeanie possessed of every
dejail in state polities, liav
"ik'a w iilejrraspof puhlie allairs.
In character he was absolutely
'"'iieht and it iH recorded that he
n,'v;riiitenti(iiiallywronp,d aper
w,n in his lontfi-a'iver. His fam
ily have the sympathy of a law
ni'cle of friends
tAkM) OP THANKS.
i' desire to express our sincere
thanks (o those who so kindly
tw.siste, us with their aid and
K'"ipalhy during our recent hc
'';'!lv''ii)enf, the death and funeral
Ul" late husband and father.
M US. Ull.KY Cavk.
J. W. Oavi:,
... KOSH C'AVK.
"illsUim, Ore., June S), 1010.
SUNDAY AT ATMI.I-TIC PARK
Till. I ...., I . . It.! .....!...
" oiiiaiui j'.iues, a limy mue
i'.'m llif t it v. will pla the Car
"!"a next Sunday at. ih'JO. The
nine eoines well recommi'iiih'd
'ml they have boon strontfthon-
ilHr lin IV..,,, it... t ,.(i 1
. I- .'"III UiL' lOltiail'4 llll"'-i
111 "1'ilcr to try and pull out a
"Very eiiiiiii l.nt i,iwitl,luuiimon
, that tfanie was iost by a
IIHKC,
Ai-Kiiaaml Oregoniau, $2.25.
Hon. II. V.
Klamath lai:
plillit to ( '. S
eiiii., ii,,r
SS IHII G. GUILD
'' da!,- i,: ,, i ! firm nrAnim...R
had tin- hn .me, , ,
V it h the ,,, lhl,
"pui' lia ,!" or ,.:,
filled i, buy ;,h,
price. Mr. I lab
di nt of (In ,-, t -,
a i
i .
, 1 1
-.in.OK'l ln.elii
i
raj, i,i
I . he
he ran eet ,n ni,
lel'llit' II hli.' ( '.ill!
thill IM, III t l;e m,!
"I'llll I'll,
ll. . I',' I'
'I'".! ilii'd to !
of ( 'ahfurnta'
UipiV
. lar,'.
",A,-r
t n!ie
lo the ei".,iii,r ,iii
l
laiVeht tnt.il ainoiillt (if ; i ; ),
the I I da.i In, ui Saturda , , ,PiMl.
II. t.i.lune Z. I'.llU, will '.
cti in VM. The one Imivu,
the net largest total anioiin'i (if
1,'ihhI. will icei(. ) 'I ),,. J,,,,.
son huvinvr the third laivt
ityioUlit of V'ihhI.S will reeeiu'?.",.
YW.y. same as cash. These
I ni'H will u- in (,ur windnw
...... I. .1.,. .1 ,: i.i
..n.i.i 'I'uiiiK ine .sale. Alter
11 .M'. L.i rail at our .-.tore in per
"ii. or mail us ymr 1
s!ii-i. ' h'-M- pn.es w ill
:iw av I'uesihiv, June lis
1 1 . i .... '
arehase
e i'i .''ll
r.iiu.
t fill llli .V ."Sous.
The Sherwo.Nl White Sox Went
over to 'I illamook the !at of the
Week and plased a series of three
rani'-H with the Tillamook nine.
I illamook Micceedeil in yfWmy
two eanieN o.it of the three, hut
in order to do it they jmiiurled
Collie Jlrilhot. the rx-leaue
pitcher, and Arinhriister, who
eaueht with the Portland league
team last year. T'h, jiitehed
lor Shei wo n ami the last jaine
the ShrrWoo.lteS halted llrilhol
out of the lot.
A hi reduction sale "on all
millinery," We olfer our mer
chandise, with price Inducements,
that are hound to command the
general attention of buyers of
1.''h JU'Lriliellt throughout
liillsbom and vicinity. Our
f.t les are correct. Mrs. II. Khea.
Main St.. llillsWu.
Miss Alice Sew ell, who has
been in New York for several
weeks, is aain at Lyme. Conn
ecticut, where she will aeain re
sume her art work under one of
the x-st instructors in the Kasl.
While in New York Miss Sewell
w;ts visited by Miss Wilhclinina
Hcidel, w ho is at a School of
lilocuti'in at llostoa. Miss Heidel
eojujr over to the tnetrosilis ex
pressly to visit the Hillsboro kii'I,
Corsii'e: I ';iir perfectly match
ed sorrd mare colts full sisters
two and three years. Kind and
gentle, line disiMisitioti. Hmke
to lead only. J. T. Heard, 1
miles S. K, of HillsUiro. Photic
Ind. ILkhI'sK. 11-1.1
A.sh Houston leads in the hat
linir average of the t'ardinals.
and Catcher I'lielps is at the
Mom of the list but Phelps
leads in beiiiK' walked to llrst
ia.se, showing that his ' eye is
... .i i
all lo Ine lmhki.
When the kitchen is properly
j i.e...:. i,;.... ;,. ii,..
CtnllppeU llieie is mim."iioh- in in.
louse. Come In and see our
Chaninun and I harter UaK
ranges. They are the best.
Kmrick A: I iirwin.
Mrs. Sylvia Tucker, who has
U'on in the city since the ileatli
of her father, S. I. l'owell. ile
narted last v enine: for her hoine
in l larKston. ;isn., nmie r,
is in the millinery business, with
her daughter. Miss Maude.
Co to Wvatt xCo.. for the lat-
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est shoes. We carry mo i ;icr
ard; the Mradley-Metcalf; the
VU. I hum and the lliumiion
lirovvn the best makes and
styles. Sec mi display window.
Fred Schoon Sr., of Cornelius,
and who has been in that section
:!;t vears. was down to uie
county seat, yesterday, and while
in town called on the Argils.
We are selling all lines of unods
at cost. Mens work sinus, w
cents; men s regular weinni
iindervveiir. V.D cents; men's sum
mer weiuht at 2.r. and Id fciits,
II. Wehrumr & Sons.
II A llinshaw, travelinu;
freight aKent for the S. .1'. linw
in Oreeon, wits in the city Moii
dav. Mr. llinshaw wa. aent
for the company at Hillsboro for
ounihcrof ye;irs, and was suc
ceeded by Mr. Viekers.
lot.-oiluetorv ami Farewoll
,i. ,,, with free ice cream
at
Centerville Hall,
11 from 10 a.
Saturday, .lime
in. 10 i p. I".
H. Ostermann,
C,iH)d music
Centerville.
W l' DessiiiKer, of Heaverto",
was' in town this njornintf. m
lew insl. Hnished raisin the M.
t, ;.i, h at that Phieo and an
addition will le
made to the
structure,
Situare piano for sale, $90. In
..,i ..i.,uo ulunio. am a Rood in-
fit
for sale latest style $10.). l;asy
rur
for sale
navments,
Stehnndt & Miuscii
" . (O 1C
Store.
Khnoniea.
. .i .... a .it, who r(ceived
ixrinur a'";i . f
tin electric shock last week that
c m near inittinj? him out ot
L,l" .: L nhle to boon the
ibe aid of crutches,
New Red liiblwn white pure
x n.ra sol hnir at
nor dozen, or 4 dozen tor 25
ents at li. WehrunK & Sons.
Uerry boxes at Greer's.
''"I Mr. (, , '"tV no Hit V
':,!:::;: h: I btlb ntliUlillHU
Th. , ,!,. !
ik. i ...
etcivir of lite new
I mid iffue ut Vale
!:ii! KM' II ,S i.Skl 1) HIS U'tMtlNTMI.Vr
I'luiliiMi C.in ,
a S.il;iry ul SJ.IHMI per
Annum
"my '!. (luiid, who came to
W a hini'ton County when a I toy,
and who edited the Independent
years ai'o, and, cominencinK in
Auriet, 1:hi7. edit-d the Arjrus
for L'O months, later v'oin to
New port, w here he published the
Sentinel, has loomed across the
Orepm nolitiear horizon Tin.
rst of the week he was reeom-
inell'l'Ml he Senator P.uiirin. for
I'pointineiit ;n Heeeiver of the
i-'w (ioveriuiient huidolliee to !
tahlished
iit Vale as soon as
ire unpointed.
all officials ;
Cuild figured in Oregon fx t i -
ties for 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 v Vc.'ON :iinl lie vi'!i
-d to the state h'voslature
and was a member of the famed
bold up" legislature. He was
a close friend of Jonathan P.oiirne
and eer since the Senator hax
represeiiled Oregon he h;is prom
ised to take care of ( Juild. He
is now makin'Mxl, and although
I lav v lev kicks (Juild has alwavs
fought Haw ley theapiMiintment
will no doubt U' made and con
tinued. Mr. (Juild lived in HillsUiro
until last .June when he moved
over to Newport and took chartre
of the New port Sentinel. He is
capable, and will make a tfood
icial. Mrs. (Juild is a sister of
Mrs. W. N. liarrett. of Hillsboro.
Aside from his closeness to
Journe Mr. (Juild has asked no
suiioi't tor the claims ol ap
Miiiitineiit, and his recommenda
tion was a surprise to Mr, l'.arr-
ett, when told of it Tuesday
inorniii).r.
"Here's to you, Heiney!"
i't ui.ic sai.i:
I hr iitn','1 vi(MK .1 rrll ut ptililic lc
at Inn (noil 4 inilc N
W . of (i'.rnrtir, on
lo milrs north ul
(Ml Saturday, liine
fresh with CHlf al
I'll in pk Hi killer, mill
ilUU.ro. ut lo it. tn
S: 1 hrrr cowa. our
ii. Ic: one in milk four limn' lis: our com
niK ftc.li iu,n, rnrlnit; licifcr, 4 hrml of
hoL-a, how wuli in l; s rtt nidr, 1 6 lirsil
hn , in old oliccp tent 6 lmill)l, souir
h ckciiK, IVcrinu mower good as new,
OsIkjoic liiikr kimhI m, liors power
ilirmlicr, (jocd, moMiilcd jxiwrr, o,d
tnicka; ll liuli Oliver plow, t double
sin, vcl- ilii-1 U-ams; one tingle shovel,
aircl liraiu; lever harrow, inch wnoti,
l-mt hack, net douhlc lmrnesi, anlen
limit, hiivf.uk with roieaiiil pulhy com
pine. cara iiter tools, K'init stone, i-ctil
saw, tiiiineroua nrticlra liouseliold lurni
Hue. Also Iwlween 15 and ju acres of
KTH in, lmy, oata. wheat, rlover and tint-
tli v. to lie rnrveateu nt will ol purcnascr.
I'rre lunch at noon, and refreshments.
rerun of sale. I'mler f 10, caah. Over
(1,., S months liaukalile note, at 8 per
cent, intt-rest
CiKo. w. Kki.lv, Owner.
It I'. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Clms. Miller, Clerk..
ALT MAN -UIPIM.I;
Clarence hlmer Altman and Miss
Uith (Jipple, Uith of Hillsboro,
1 . .1...
were utiiieu pi man uiko ai me
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
(Jreear, at Corvallis, Ore., Sun
d;tv. June 5. 1910, Rev. S. M.
Nickle ollit-iatinjr. lho jrriHmi
lias been connected w ith a press-
inr parlor in Hilsloro, and the
bride is a vrrand daujfluoror fttrs.
l'.nnsen, of Hillsboro.
I'l HI.IC SAl'l! DAIRY lll-KI)
Owinn to a change in business I
will sell at public auction at the
II. llrown Feed Hani, I' mirth
anil Main Street. Hillsboro, Ore-
iron, at 1:H) p. m., on
niv eiiine dairy neru 01 10 noovi
I ... 1. ... I l 1U I
milk cows and one honor. All
were Iresh since February and
the herd has been testing from
1.20 to 4.5)0. All are penile.
Any one is welcome to inspect
those cows up to the day of sale
at my place on Hillsboro, Route
5. These cows are an guaran
teed to be good and healohy,
Terms: One year time bank
able note, 8 per cent, two per
cent oil' for cash,
Julius Christonson, Owner.
Hillsboro, Route 5.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Ed Shute, Clerk.
UNITIU) SURVI-Y COMPLETE
The United has its survey com
plete to Tillamook, and the same
hud been anurovod by the di-
rc-tors of the line. The road
will go down the Wilson River,
nnd means 80 miles of construc
tion. The line from Tinardville
fn MeMinnville has also been
surveyed, and will be built in the
not distant future. Actual con-oti-oetion
will depend largely on
the Eastern bond market, which
is now unsettled, but Jim Hill
always finds the money for his
enterprises.
John McFee, the oldtime base
ball player, and who is still in
ii,.. immo occasionally, was over
from South Tualatin, yesterday,
HILLSBORO ARGUS JUNE 19 10
John Welch, of near Heaverton,
was up to the city yesterday
morniiiir.
When you want ice cream, get
t in- best. Ha.lewood -Kwlxt's
Confectionery.
J. S. Swalley, of Keedville. was
a county seat caller Tuesday fore
noon. Douglas $T, shoe at $3.75; $4
shoe at 15; $:..00 shoe at $2.50
and $2.85, at II. Wehrung&Sons.
John 10. Zimmerman, of beyond
(ilencoe, was in Tuesday, and
took out a load of powder.
Money to loan on real estate.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku
ratli liros., HillsUiro. Or. 21tf
J. Ii. Horwick, the Keedville
tnerchant, was up to the city
Tuesday,
Karl Ilollenlieck and wife, of
Mountaindale, were in the city
Tuesday.
Wanted: A good ji rl for gen
eral house work. Waires. $20.
Mrs. J. C. Buchanan, Cornelius,
Ore. H-13
W. Reynard and K. C. Mullov.
of near Laurel, were over to the
city Tuesday morning.
Ferd Itewr, of Bethany, was
over town 'luesday. He rejKirts
cro)S liMiking line out his way.
J. K. Reeves, owner of the big
Reeves ranch, south of Cornelius,
was in town Tuesday evening.
Alexander Webster and Alice
('. Weddle were marriod June 3.
lUM, by Judged. W. Barries.
Born, June 7, 1910. to Klisha
(.'rain and wife, of Shady Brook,
a girl.
Born. June 8. 1910, to Mr. and
Mrs. William Robb, of Center
ville, a son.
Ben 11. Curtis, of Multnomah,
and Clara Morin, of Washington
County, were married in Port
land, June 1. 1910.
See Wyatt & Co. 's display win
dow. 1 lie latest styles in hats.
ihury soft hats: tine straw
bats, and Panamas.
Mrs. Gay Lombard, of Port
land, was a guest at the home of
her mother, Mrs. E. M. Tongue,
the last of the week.
It will pay you to buy what
goods you are needing of H.
Wehrung & Sons before the busi
ness is closed out.
Howard Baird has moved his
store to the new Heidel building,
on Main Street, next to the Odd
Fellows' building.
Clarence Glen, who worked for
I. C. Lamkin 20 years ago, was
in town from North Yamhill last
evening.
Adam Hergert, of Blooming,
was in town luesuay. lie says
that the contractor is busy with
the Reeves' bridge.
Last Dance of the season at
the Hillsboro Opera House, Sat
urday evening, June 18. Toelle's
orchestra. lo not forget the
date.
Perry Watson, the Greenville
oldtimer, and now living at Bux
ton, was down to the city yes
terday. He has just recovered
from a severe illness.
Cream Separator for " sale
Sharpless No. 2; price $250. J.
Haggertv. Beaverton, Ore.,
Route 2. 13tf
Lewis Knnes went to Beaver
ton Tuesdav to run the big steam
roller for the county-, taking the
place of young Mr. Ileisler, who
was injured yesterday.
All persons' knowing them
selves indebted to the under
signed will please call and settle.
Herman Ostermann, Center
ville Store.
Gob. W. Kelly, of Vinelands,
was in Tuesday, getting out sale
bills. Mr. ho ly will have a sale
June 18. as his health is such
that he can not farm his place
Keep your chickens enclosed!
Just received -a large consign
ment of poultry wire. Now is
the time to buy.- Lmenck &
Corwin.
Willard Carmack. of Portland,
and Josephine Owen, of Wash
ington County, were married
June 7, 1910, in the city, Rev,
Fisher officiating,
A. V. Denny, of near Raleigh,
was up to tne city yesteraay ai-
ternoon. Mr. Denny is working
hard to get his section cut on
into Multnomah.
Geo. Schulmench returned
Monday from a trip to Southern
Oreiron. and states that the
prospects for a crop down in that
section are hne.
The Schiller-a 10 cent cigar,
and the Grand Marca, a two for
a quarter cigar, are what you
want when you buy a cigar,
Kept at every bar in Hillsboro,
Ask for them.
The Argus office' has just com
pleted the schedule tor tne an
. 1 11 . J . 1 T i?
of the Oregon Brigade, Uniform
Rank K. of P. The boys are ex
peeting a big time in their regi
mentals.
Sewers Acres Acreage in
five, ten or twenty acre tracts,
One mile north of Sewell station
on Oreiron Electric. See owner,
No airents. Prices reasonable
and terms to suit. Jas. I
Sewell.
FOR 4TH OF JULY
Committee on Arranirements
Promise to Eclipse all Other Efforts
NEW AND NOVEL FEATURES COMING
Arnold and His Big Showi Will be 'on
the Ground, Betler Than Ever
P. Cornelius, chairman of the
executive committee, reports
that the Fourth of Julycommittee
on arrangements are arrantnnc
for the greatest celebration ever
held in the county. They are
adding new features to the ex
ercises every day and expect to
and a flying machine if hustling
counts for anything. The games
and contests are to be much more
comprehensive than ever before
and the boys say that when all
is over it will be universally ac-
aimed that Hillsboro has out
done itself and all other county
celebrations.
Arnold will centre his big shows
in the city and he has better at
tractions than ever before. There
ill Ix? three days of baseball.
and F. J. Sewell has already
signed up the Catholic boys who
played a hne game here, Sunday.
1 he car service has been ar
ranged for and all trains will
stop at the park, and the grounds
are but a short distance from the
9th street Electric stop.
1 he orator of the rourth will
e a state-wide celebrity.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
YoutiK Bro Iuv Co to R I Herrick,
3 luta Grove's Htiulits. io
Kuiin Via to U F, k I. nd StttlU
VU, lot 3 blk 4 Forest Grove 1
H Leele to Title & Tiust Co, 160
b ice 10 t 2 u r 6 w 10
Johii Humphrey? to Clara ltelsnian,
30 a on bill street HilUboro 37
Christian Lib man a to Margaret ColF-
uian, tract in block "V" Lehmaun
Acre Tracts 300
Paul I.insri to Pietro Parise, 1 1 a sec
7 t 1 n r 1 w 2soo
G W Stitt to Dorsey Nichols, 33.78 a
near Beaverton 5000
Urn Fault to F W Delsmaa, 9.05 a
v..l. ir:,i-i.,
.-vunu iiuiaiKjru jyoo
V Norby to Adilie Kimble, 200 a
sees 3 and 12 X 1 n r 5 w 10
Geo P Lent to Addie Kimble, 160 a
sec 24 t 1 n r 0 w 10
Geo Cramberg to Jos Engels, tract
in hue 2 llumpurey s addition 1000
C Mays to M Almira Brooks, 4 66
a at Scholls 10
Rollin 11 rooks to l; C Mays, 40 acres
at actions .4000
Almira Brooks to Chas Brooks, io.-
3S5 a near Scholls -.1550
A S Ellis to A Iienriksen, 6.57 acres
Tigardville .6500
Same to same, 12 69 acres sec 10 12
s r 1 w 4500
Cnas Oeibetger to a b GrUler, 15 a
sec 2$ t 2 s r 1 w 3000
J rraucistoA M Speckeluieier,
0.75 a sec 3b t 3 r 1 w 125
U W Kicliardson to Flora Richard
son, e 'A lot 4 blk 26 F Grove 3600
John hnnei to t red uoetze, 40 a sec
34 t 1 s r 3 w 1150
Geo Mazzel to Frank High, 3.33 a
in Ueaveiton 1 too
Henrietta Luscher to Ii B Dauchy
36.25 a sec 32 t 3 n r 4 w 3500
tinted Trust Co to Frank Waller, 3
lots Beusonic Heights 10
Albers Brcs to J D Rode, 7.5S a at
Forest Grove 5000
Brian Tully to N Boyingtou Co, 160.
S7 a sec 30 t 1 n t 4 w
Frank Powers to O Phelps, lot 4
Powers' snbdiv lo
F'lizabeth Dooley toUryille Prickett,
2 a neir Banks., soo
Frank Balogh to Jos tsalogu, int in
11.64 a iigardville 10
Jos Balogh to Lewis Balogh, 2.04 a
TiKardville . 10
Geo and Frank Fisher to F J Stark,
I.53 a below hcholls 560
Mia Adams to Almira Brooks, 1 50
a Scholls 650
Geo llauccck referee to Frank Fish
er et al, 18.31 a below Scholls 1905
as J Dunn to Mary Delsney, i a
sec 21 t 1 s r 1 w - 1
H F Reinoehl to W H Deemer, 45 -
11 a Kilwin Comfort dona'iou. . , . 100
W A Milteuberger to A A Mead, 160
a sec 4 t 3 n r 4 w 10
Title & Trust Co to Alonzo Williams
lots 35 and 36 Hillsboro Acre 16S0
The Astoria Co to Hammond Lbr Co
1203.51 a in Wash Co...... i I
K M Heidel to A A Mead. 70.41 a sec
5 t 3 n r 4 w - 10
Geo Robinson to Katie Holmes, 160
a sec 30 t 3 s r 3 w 6000
Thos Thompson to Wm H Finn,
H.07 a sec 31 1 1 s r 3 w 1950
Frank Power to Chas Hodgdon, 3
lots Richard Williams' donation... 10
Clyde Reeves to J E Reeves, q c 370
a Llneenlelter claim - 1
John Stewart et als to Stewart Tim
ber Co, 400 a sees 4&6t2nrsw 100
G I Direty to C T Lnristensen, .1 a
F.11 Uavis claim I
W N Hathorn to Maggie Mason, 35
a near laurel 3000
J W Frisbie to Rachel B Porter, 251
100 feet Curtis' sub-div F Grove... 00
J 1) Merryman to Albert Luther, lot
tn Uak Urove addition 250
F Mott to W L Hermans, 45.79 a and
other land sec 15 t 1 n r 4 w. . .
M I) Fessler to W h Palmer, 6.78 a
Taylor Ferry road 10
T R Davis to United Railways, right
of wayatftss per acre
Katie Brown to T S Wilkes, lot 2
blk 17 Simmon's ad lo5o
L u Bonn to alias I Uorulon, 50 a sec
5 t 2 s r 2 w
Mark T Cox to Oregon F,lectric,
ritrht of way across Lot 4 blk F
Grove 80
Alex Gordon to United Railways
2.87 acres right of way 430
T K Davis and Chas Davis to tne
United Railways right of way 1180
J H Dooley to United Railways,
tight ol way- 237
Elizabeth Dooley, widow, to United
Railways, 2.95 acres right of wy 590
John Aydelot to unlteil Kuways
right of way
Samuel Short to United Railways
2.88 acres, tight of way 388
John Ileisler to United Railways,
tight of way
Richard Reycraft to United Railways
right of way, $1 per M for timber
C C Hancock to O M Pope, lot 8 blk
38, Cornelius
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
Martin Hansford, of near Sher
wood, and who petitioned the
custody of two minor children,
living with the divorced wife.
Iost out this week before Judge
(Joofiin. After all the evidence
w as in, the Court concluded that
the children would be better off
away from either party, and
consequently awarded the custo
dy of Albert It. Hansford, aged
9, and Thelma, aged 6, to the
Hoys' & Girls' Aid Society, and
Sheriff Hancock delivered them
over to that institution yesterday.
Drain your low land and make
it produce double. We will start
the manufacture of tlje largest
tile in a few days. We now have
a supply of 4-inch. 5-inch and 6
inch, on hand. Put in vour or
der at once. Our clav is the
best for producing irood durable
tiling. Order now.-Groner &
Pwowell, Co., Scholls, Hillsboro,
Ore., Route 2, Ind. Tel. 7tf
The Reedville Base Ball team
went over to Cooper Mountain
and defeated the locals on their
own grounds last Sunday to the
tune of 17 to G. The feature of
the game was the nitchintr of
Rollins and Coryell. The Reed
ville Boys will cross bat3 with
the Farmington team on the
home grounds next Sunday.
Game called at 2 p. m.
I have money to loan on irood
real estate security. Also can
find you a buyer for your farm or
business. Call and see me at
the confectionery store, opposite
Oregon Electric depot, Hillsboro,
Ore.-O. M. Pope.
Norville Biggs, . a lad of eight
or nine years, died at figard,
June 3, Dr. Vincent reporting it
as spinal meningitis. A day or
later, a younger child in the same
family died, and a Portland
physician, who attended, writes
Dr. Wood, county health officer.
tnat he believes that the children
died from some ptomaines eith
er in the food or water.
Plunkett, the vegetable man,
who calls on you with first class
stock, is adding to his lines every
day. If you want the freshest
in the market and plenty for
your money see him.
The following vital statistics
were reported to the County
Board of Health during May:
Return on marriages, 14; scarlet
fever, 1; diphtheria, 1; measles,
23; deaths males, 6; females, 5;
births males, 8; females, 9.
W. D. Wood, County Health Of
ficer, Lost: Male and female dogs.
Female is white and black
spotted, and has brown head.
Male is black and white spotted.
D. Burkhalter, Hillsboro, Rural
Route.
A Miss Phillips, of near the
Oak Grove Farm, was thrown
out of a buggy, Sunday, and re
ceived some ugly wire cuts from
the fence. She also suffered a
fracture, which was reduced by
Dr. Tamiesie, A lady friend was
in the vehicle with her when the
runaway took place.
The helper engine, on the
Sheridan local, while coming up
the Portland mountain, last
night, just as it was at the end
of the big trestle, jumped the
track. . The head engineer
brought the train to a standstill,
and no damage was done except
to belate the passengers.
Concrete is now being placed
in the foundation of the Hotel
Tamiesie, Third and Main. When
this structure is up it will add
greatly to the appearance of the
city and it will be the neatest
hotel building to the West of
Portland.
Prof. Magann will lead the first
rehearsal of the chorus choir
riday evening at eight o'clock
at the M. E. church. All mem
bers and all who have been in
vited to join the chorus, are re-
ouested to be present. Com. on
music.
Thos. Talbot was down from
Cornelius, Tuesday, and says that
Cornelius is to have the record
celebration since the town's in
ception. He wants all Argus
readers to peruse their big dis
play on page 4.
Lieutenant Body, of Vancou-
t -r a .1
ver, u. s. A., was in me cuy
today. He is making a map of
the roads to discover how the
Japs are to land at Tillamook
and invade Hillsboro. "Banzai!"
Miss Blanche Huston, formerly
of Hillsboro, was recently wed
ded to a Mr." Clifford, of Baker
City. They will make their
home in Baker City.
L. M. Hoyt, between the drug
stores, will put in a stock of
stationery, and may add a line
of pianos and musical instru
ments.
Marriage licenses: Geo. W.
Sheppard and Estelle M. Elliott;
Harvey W. Bradley and Frankie
Ruth Runner, of Metzger.
Dr. F. M. Robinson, one of the
pioneer medical men of the state,
was up from Beaverton, yester
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Miller, of
the Arcade district, were down
from above Glencoe, this morn
ing.
The little daughter of Jesse
Beard, aged 4 or 5 years, died
near Banks, the other day, from
1 an attack of diphtheria.
PGE 3
PROFRNSIONAU
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Nargpon - '
Office Balley-Mrrirsn block," urwUir.
Rooms 12, 14 and 1A. Kftaldonno Houth
wmt corner Karelins and Hecoml Mtnuta,
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, U. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGE0N
Otflos npaUIr OTsrThe Delta Drug Htoie
Rldnc Katof Court Hou,
In tha corner of the block.
JAM8PHILLIfTAjiISlE,M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suritson Southern PaciuO Railroad Co
ooiiaultallon in French or Knglmh. or
tire upsUiri, over L. M. Hoyt (Jo's, store,
north side of Main 8tM Hillaboro, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician arid Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 0.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGF.ON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent I'honc
ORENCO, OR KG ON
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILL8BORO OREGON
Sm. A. Bapfajr W. O. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
HILLSBORO. .. . OREGON.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Room ), 4, & s. Morgan Blk. Hillabora
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office UpeUlra, Bailey -Morgan Block
Rooms, i an J a.
HILLSBORO, - ORKQON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ornoi: Main Street, opp. Court.Hoube.
HILLSBORO OREGON
AAArrrVWWWvVrVW
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Room j, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN" !'
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN'?
AND SURGEON '
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABinS No. 1
Office phones: Pacitio States 501; Ind.,213 y.t
Residence phones; Independent 243; l'a- 7
it.... u.nn in,.. . . .
DR. J. R MARSHALL,
D E if I SiT
I am Prepared to do HUh Class
Dental Work. . A New Ollice with
Modern Equipment
Tamiesie Bldg. - - HILLSBOKO, OKK.
Muin and Third.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modern
Woodman tf America, meets every first
ami third Saturdays in each mouth at
their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
ly invited to attend camp meetings. .
b. O. Khouks, Consul.
R. E. IIauiKhman, Clerk.
f
J. S. L0RSUNG
Contractor and
Builder h
i Large Barns a Specialty
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div; '
Hillsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 5 p
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Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby aiven that the under-'
signed has filed in the County Court of
Washington County, Uregon, ms nnai
account as executor of the last will and
testament of Malinda T upper, deceased,
and that said final account has been set
for hearing and settlement, before said
court, on Monday, June 7, 1910, at 10
o'clock A. M.
Dated this May 36, 1910.
WILLIAM TUPPER,
Executor of the Last Will aud Testament
of Malinda Tupper, Deceased.
Benton Bowman, Attorney for Executor.
OR II. F. HEINECK, V. S. D. V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN..'
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
Ind. Pho.ie C9, Sherwood, Ore.