H'lLSBORO AROUS, JUNF. 1910
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-BY
Hive, a MthiNX:
Jim 11:11 is asking for bids for
;ho n niaininir V miles from
illorw to Hay City, and Portor
ilrotlit-rs have- already boon riven
i ho work botweon Portland ami
i ho likTcoo section. Ho exacts
to have tho lino built by next
; oar .-vr.o time and when Jimj
tarts or.t to accomplish thinjrs;
lie go! loi ally pots to tho front.
OiYi-rtii received better appro
priations this session of Congress
than it has for many years. And
yet there are those so prejudiced
that they fail to see what the
Oregon senators have- been doing
back in Washington.
Next Monday is the groat
American holiday, and out here
in Oivgon we are yet sufficiently
patriotic to lay on? and make the
day one of general observation.
And it makes our old friend.
Hon. IluluTt I'ernards, smile to
see that three-story hotel going
up in Hillsboro!
The Modern Maud Miller
M in 1 Mii'f r on summer's diy
Ktfuseil to go ami rak the buy,
Ami sai'l, "I'll pack tnv clothe ami go
Wtieie hav don't grow, ami grow, and
row."
She wcrt to town ami in a week
V.n waiting on the townsfolk sleek,
In hii ettting house along the street.
And you can bet she looked quite sweet.
Ili-fore the hay was fairly cured
Our Maud had many snubs endured
But siie landed a judge with her smile
s.- Hand,
And now she feeds him from her hand.
S i now each year the Judge and Maud,
1 l u lying time the old farm land,
A'.d just ts soon ai Summer quickens
Gjoiilaudeata'l Pa's Spring chickens!
The Deacon.
ORLGON ELECTRIC
Tl.e .''n-('!e of d parture and arrival
of Omc,a Fleet ric Cars for Portland
fillowf
KIR IKn.AN!)
FROM KIRHJ.A.N!)
7 f 5 a m Suing
S 5.v J:i 9 25 a m
to 45 a ni 11 15 am
w 55 I' m 05 p m
1 J 5 V n 3 05 p m
4 J') P m 4 15 p m
7 15 V w 6 15 p m
V f ! ni .9 20 p m
j i; p m .. 12 20 a m
1 S-n lay on'jr Sunday on'e
PORTLAND MARKET
Valley wl.eat, per 1)U Sic
O.ts, N '. ' white ?5i f(
1 '"U -:t fry 20f fit
Onirir,-... per sack t''i("i1
r -. :r sack x ( 75
Ctortry ) -jt'jer. per tt 2ofa 2j
Outside Creamery, per tb 2V.. y
J-rgS per noven ...26f 27
Hvn-, ptr tb 16
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Leave '.or Portland
Forest Grove Local . . . , 6Jii a. m
Sheridan Flyer 9:12 a.m.
rorcft l.r ,ve Local 10:42 a. tn.
hwrtfft (jr'ive Local 3:32 p. tn.
CoivaUis Overland 5:10 p. m
Iavrs Portland for Hillsboro
Corvalii'i Overland 7:20 a. m
Foret Grove Local 8:.'x) a m
I-'crest Grove Local 1:000. m
Sheridan Hyer 4:00 p.m.
Forest Grove Local 5.40 p. m.
11. W. Miller, the former
Shady Brook resident, was down
Ironi l-oi est urove this morning,
A. C. Shute returned Tuesday
evening from a trip as far East
as Baker City, after attending
the banners state meeting at
renuleton.
See Wyatt & Co.'s display win
dow. Tiie latest stvles in hats
Kingsbury soft hats; fine straw
hats, and i'anamas. tf.
Mrs. M. A. Powell is visiting
relatives at Aluany, this week.
While there she will gather proofs
relative to the descendancy of
her pension irom her husband
the late S. B. Powell.
District Attorney E. B. Tongue
does not think that Koselair has
a ghost of a show for a new trial.
Mr. Tongue returned from Salem
last evening, the case having hn
ished yesterday.
Yes -I keep Arsenate of Lead.
the very highest grade. Like
the Aetna brand of Lime and
Sulphur spray, -there is nothing
better on the market. Whole
sale and retail. B. Leis, Beaver-
ton, Oregon.
Ed v the Tozier Weatherred,
formerly of this city, and who
has made a name as a magazine
writer along descriptive lines,
was in the city last evening and
todav. attending the btotz-Weath
erred nuptials. She is now chief
editorial writer on Wester lours,
a Tacoma magazine, and is mak
ing a reputation for the delight
ful publication, While in the
city The Argus was on her call
ing list.
McGumsey Sawmill
Dimension Lumber and Timber,
L 13
Rouh and Pressed. Lum
ber of all Kinds.
Mil i!4 miles from H. P.
Cornelius' Place.
Will Deliver.
A. E. McClMSEY
Cornelius, Ore., Route I
Herman Leonard, a bachelor
residing near New ton. was struck
in the face by debris from an ex
plosion in his kitchen stove, to
dav. and he may lose the sight
of one of his eves. Hr. F. A.
Bailev attended the injured man
ami savs mat vision is ooiuuuu.
Leonard had Ivon absent and
some one had entered the house
and stolen several articles and
wound up their nefarious visit by
putting an explosive possibly,
powder--in his stove.
Persons living in the country
and wishing to take the Daily
and Sundav Oregnnian for one
year can, by paying a year in
advance, get the Argus and an
Gregorian map. or chart, for the
one price. This offer will not
last long so get m your order
soon.
The rain w hich started about
noon today has caught consider
able hay down in sections, but
the damage wnl amount to noth
ing unless it continues several
days.
Fred Johansen, of Farmington,
was in town this morning, accom
panied bv his daughter. Mrs.
John Halvorsen. He savs that
the Rxh! hopyard below New ton
is looking as tine as anv in the
county.
To exemplify the popularity of
Teddy Roosevelt it might U of
. interest to state that w hen the
'Arcade last week put on a
.-"Roosevelt in Africa film." the
house w as 'crowded to the doors
and there was not standing room
'at times. The house had the
largest patronage for many
months. It is said that the films
, was not spurious, and that those
w ho have seen the mighty hunter
are positive that the pictures
were Una tide. Anyway, it was
a straw to show that the Dutch
man is strong in the popular
heart.
Peter Johnson, of Hast Hills
Uro. has raised some of the
finest cherries yet seen this sea
son, and some of his product has
been shipKi as far east as Ne
braska, with anothershipment to
Wyoming. Two loxos were ex
pressed to Reno to U on hand
at the big swatfest. Monday.
Edwin D. Might and M. Ethel
Cook were married at Forest
Grove, June 28, 11)10. at the
home of the bride's parents.
Rev. Cook and wife, Rev V. N.
Coffee. Portland, officiating.
They expect to go into the for
eign missionary field after their
honeymoon. They will reside at
' Montavilla.
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Athletic Park
Three Days
Saturday, July 2
3 p. m.
Cardinals ys Yerboort
Sunday, - July 3
3 p. m.
Cardinals vs Banks
The Excursion Train
leaves Banks at
1 o'clock p. m.,
reaching Hillsboro in
time for balloon ascen
sion Monday , - July 4
3 p. m.
Cardinals
vs
Young Men's Catholic Club
The Young Men's Catholic Club
is the strongest visiting ball team
that has played on the local
grounds this year.
Nona: or I'k'iAWkii s
Notice is hereby given that the
Republican primaries will be held
in Washington County in the
several precincts at one o'cloek
in the afternoon on Saturday.
July y. liUO, for the pttrinwe of
electing delegates to the county
assembly, which will Ih held in
Hillsloro, Oregon, at the couvt
house, at ten a. m.. on Saturday.
Juh lti. HMO. ThoapjHrtionment
of delegates is based iixn the
vote cast for Supreme Judge, and
is as follow s:
IVuvnton y
ItrnvmUni (.
llniton (
Bank u
CSwnrlm u
CiiitimM i
Uitlev 4
h't Butte O
K.t CrUr :
.:!r lirck 5
(Moil 7
Maintain I
Nnrili MilUlxmi , i
N ilh rr.uet tlrow j
Krtville .s
South IMUtioro , , 1 1
South t'orrnt C.rovr II
Soulh TuaUtia - X
Vhinnm h
Writ Butt 7
WYt Cular g
Total f4
J. W. Connell.
County Chairman.
COl'NTV CONVIIMIDN
The Prohibition Ctuinty conven
tion w ill take place for Washing
ton County, in Hillsboro at ten
a. m Friday. July 1. 11)10. The
state organizers will U- here
from Portland.
ki:smr.Na- i or sai.i:
For nalr, my arvrii rexnii houM, nrt
to the Cotitffi-Klionl chun li, mi Main
atirrt. All iuo.tr m, arplir Una, hoi ami
cold a.itrr, bam, ami plrnty of f tilt
trrr ami tirrry tiimhrn. I.nt i8iS (.
IS 7 l W. BATH, )lillU.io, urr.
NUTICI:
To our customers: We, the un
dersigned, give notice , that on
and after July 1. llHO. the m ice
of milk pir tpiart will be raised
from $1.75 to $2.00. Resp.,
0. H. Carter.
R. H. Cnvr.
llillsliom, Or., June 1,". lull).
I have made arrangements
with Krnest CiiH-tter to Jo black
smith work in the shop at m
rel on Mondays and Thursdays.
He will also le there part of the
day at other times, if iiutronage
demands. We trust the people
of the Laurel section will favor
the shop with patronage and help
us to build a greater ami better
Laurel. K. T. Turner, nur
chant. 15-7
0. P. Pointer, a son of Perry
Pointer, and a nephew of the
late County Treasurer Pointer,
died in Portland the first of the
week, and interment was in the
Hillst)oro cemetery. Deceased
was aUmt 30 years of age, and
formerly lived in this city and
on North Plains.
I). Harper, who has Iteen for
five years a resident of south of
Peaverton, was in the city yes
terday. He says that real prop
erty down there is worth from
three to five times what it was
w hen he located.
Mrs. Jennie Mortenson, of
Clatskanie, died June 23, 1910,
and was brought to this county
for burial. Deceased was lorn
in Kansas, and was a daughter
of Thomas J. Hill, of the South
Tualatin section. She was aged
31 years.
W. N. Barrett Jr., home on
his vacation after graduation at
Annapolis, has received orders
from the Naval Department to
report July 5, at Mare Island,
Cal., to go abroad the armored
cruiser, the Maryland.
Mrs. Miles K. Everitt, who has
been visiting with Mrs. John
Brown and other relatives, de
parted for her home in North
Bend, Tuesday. Her husband is
still the leading druggist in the
city ot his adoption.
Jos. I)rsung, the contractor,
was up from Newton, yesterday,
and says he will start work on
the Barlow bridge, near (Ileneoe,
for the county, right after the
Fourth of July.
T. G. Todd, of alMjve Forest
Grove, and who has a host of
friends in the county seat, was
down this forenoon. T. (J. says
he will be down the Fourth to take
in the big celebration.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
still inthehousemoving business,
and if you have a building to
move, see him for an estimate.
Perry Watson was down from
Buxton, yesterday, on business
connected with caretaking for
the Brown Lumber Co., when
their property went into litiga
tion. Mrs. E. Itood, of near Scholls,
was a caller at the Argus office
this afternoon.
John Hitter, of cvla unu
down to the fount" Hfnr trii
afternoon.
If. Iliirolnur womuuiifniniPlui
halem Mountain, yesterday morning.
B. L Griffith, of near TiJirl
was in the city today.
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SHUTE PARK
THRHH DAYS
THRHH DAYS
Three - Days
JULY 2. 3 and 4
SATURDAY, SUNDAY AND
MONDAY
Balloon Ascension Each Day
Arnold's Amusement
Company
Steam Swing, Games, Ath
letic Contests, Races.
PRIZES FOR WINNERS
Fino Qrove; 8. P. trains stop at RrouiTil
Oregon Electric stops within short dis
tance. MAMMOTH FIKK WORKS evening
of JULY FOURTH
niK
atxtvft
SUMMONS
IN THK CIKf TIT fot'RT Of
HTATK i)K IC Kilos pun
WASHINGTON CulIN y
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v
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I 'tli iluyofMay, A. Ii., !,n
Clum, J. H:linl,, Allornoy for pluimiii
kcquest for Pnpi.sils
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lliiHvcrton, Oro., Junu 20, liilo.
ADMINIHTRATOR'S NOTICli
Joiirj,, l,l,HUt.i of OrJo", for Wa f.
"Kt.... ( o..., ly .luly Hi,M!lnt(;, A ,nlT;
tutor or il.o KmI.hU! of A ml row II .T
oWiih.hI, hikI have qnallli,,.! ,,'
All M,rNoH I.hvI.ik HhImih hKhIi,hI i
inUilnar,, h.,hyollll, to , ,
miiih ml , pro.r voiicl,,,, t,,,. , ,, "
ol , In (Jorimflim, OroKoei, oral i i,
o-Koii, wit.,,,, a.x ,oMth, "o,1,;1';',
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a i i ."''vttKKKH'l.' hVKKKHT,
..H,!!:k!t!:v'ftlieK'Htft,fi,'fA-
W. N. llHrr,-ll. AH
II' l
H. HclvoKt, of below Ni-wlon
was ovttr to thi i-ifv 4,uut
ai Icrtioon.
KIGALBOCHE!
IMiORTED PERCH i;R0N
r n
I mprul from I'ram-c ly A. C. Ruby vV OliuJum
jy'S. Duly icinnlfd in llie Anici iiau IVrclicron
Horse Htti.lcrs Iiiiportcrs' Assm-iiiiiim's Snnl IUik.
C,,lo,"t a11 'liU-k; Sj.k-iur.tl i-iinfnnuat:i.ii, A fine Sire
Will SI AM) SIASOM 01 l)IO
Mnllil.iys, at (UcilWV
Tuesdays, at Motintaiixlale
Wednesdays, on call
Tlmrsdays, Olson l'laec, I.iiisi;-
"out Lake
I'ri'lays, II,e Ham, Hanks
Saturdays, at Hnxtou
Tfrm9,-SinK1c service, $7; Season, $12; To insure
colt to stand and suck, $15. Care to prevent, but
not responsible for accidents.
BANKS HORSE CO.
J. F. CAttST EN. Manatf
fcx. iitor'i Notice.
Ho','. ! "lv". t'"t Hit) iimlcr
m law 0,11?.
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, JAMKH W. OA VI,'
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NOTICIJ
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I ni I, if lii'ffliy nivcn thHt my wift-
w thom Z"UUH "y '"'
Z Ji Ll ','r l,rlion, ami I
'5 V AUGUST V. KHUO.
SUMMONS.
KlUalwIh .lolin-oi. va. 'l'f''"Jl'
1 .1 III,. Iiainii ill Urn Hlli.nl I'W. t,
Churl.' .lohiwiii, urn K"1:!11'" , 1 v.url '
(h now on llln In I"" ' lr''"' . nulill"11
WaHliliiKliin Ouiinly, ,,n'0,l,,,i,vliH(
liravli.K or aiior.lm- 1'""
llif ImiiiIh of iniilri ii .v lii'O" ' Umi'l
th pluliiUtl IiimvIii inl lr " jt,i,nwii.
iMialmlv of th nhllil. M "" ,,, In H
uiiil lor c.HlHnn.l .uhI.iiih.-mi''"1' ,! fr
iihov., ai'tlmi mill for nil U't L nutlll1
In Nnlil pi.lli Ion. Yon arii In rJ ror
ll.ai y ,..Ht "III"''' ;'"'" ' f July:
plnnl oi .r liafnri. Hi" W 1 ,',y -miff1
Iilo. or. I, Jiiilini.iit "Ul I "Lmlon
HumiiMl yon a ,niVB'l ,,r 111 .
hy onlnr ol'lln, t'oin t i I,? oflf t
TIiIhuiIiii.ioiii. Im iMilili"1'"' lAfi "
Hon. ,1. W. Oooilln, ''"'"''y pnt'f"
Wiislilnt.ni (ioiiiiiy. r .i,rt llfl
.limn IH. 11110,11.1.1 th il'i' V
piihllmlL, Ih Tlinm.liiV. " TU
.liil,, or Mia lhl piililirall""
.Uy.Ji.iy . f , N(,w
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, $2.26.
Arus and Oregonm"