HILLSBORO ARGUS JUNE t I90
PAGE n
AO GUN CASE
LOST IN COURT
ilk
,cr,l,l '
SS Will. Al'ltU.
h.mjfC U
The c:i'
.1 C.rxi',
i'M Um fr Hm-
, . r. t w hii h was tdiot off
K,,l..r g. ml Uli tlw-
"...r hiit I n-lav morning, wlu-n
iury tokii'K vt-nlirl fr th.'
'tj,l."di-fi''l:"l-H. Ivi,u' l!,,iu,n'
W, N. r' triii. it pum
- ,,. plaintiff thm n:k-'l
at a JitftuiiHl lu
ill 44) v M one of
traimncl
Ktttrii'k
-.1
'i!ti vmiiI
Sunday, ami
Th.- C.ltM ha.l
tui ki-d uAav
tv am
uVnt. I'!"'
(r a iii
tar.Uik. r'. wh
,l..fitiilanH.
IV uitui i.t sH for th-- plainliir
si8l.' thai thry will "l'l-l I
i" ..t!i tn th.- Supreme Court
(Hhit I'"-1 Y1
IVumvc (!- r.- in
Kmn.k; M.i:. M Mil
Yrm:il ktIv nt m hunt-
j,.,,,,,, I!r..w n l.umUr I u. order-
of l'it' vh N-well, for
nt.inn'f f'"' Jul
(Vrk ui. r.-.l i ilraw u Jury
f. th,-Jul) term.
Trial i'f root- t llanu l ctal.
lioa mi tnal, .iaintit!" nuking for
amvllali"" or return of deed
!Wi.l S John l'il-.
(inin.l ji'i'V '"'l I'1''4 HNTtiintf
gn.l Ifl ll'l'A I' heWIOII.
tli:MSMklM ISk'CAkSl I.U
W. II, lli-miworth, now a res
taurateur of Portland, on Fourth
Stni l, broke one of hi leg- at
the Southern Pacific dejiot, went,
f.is moriiing. in al tt-m pi if !f to
hm" the Cmulli oscland.
Hcmsttiti Hi w a li ki-tt-l to Hill-Un-u
ami w a. in tin- rear couch.
Win-it th- tram pulled in at the
statimi ! thought tin' htoji wa
Uitis? itia-1.- at Kiflli Slri-i-t, ami
it wa onl w li-n In" iliwovi-ml
that hi- a. at tin ioniI-nHi-r that
lu'WiHSiHaiv that hi-w a-4 U-iiiK'
rarrif-l tat. Ho sinkt-tl tin-hraki-nmsin
to (mil ilown lh i-n-r-.'-i'r
! ;i hii rnitnt w um iml
KnmUtl, He tlicn utt'!tiU-l l
iWnibark vMth tin1 ri'Hult that
m ia' t'inuHi iiniii-r turn ami in
s-iMamnl a fnn'tun- just In-low
the kiin- a vi-ry had Im ak,
H-vsm taki-n lo lln-Sanitarium
on a Mtvt. lt, -r. ami lr. Tamii-sii
rii'iav: tin- frarluriHl im-mln-r,
Mr. Hi'itiMworth in an i-iKim--r
of 3) years htaiulinjf anil took his
hnt m,i it ion withlhin Mel jiuch
Ian, mm- h,.-ri- with the l R. &
.v ! or wi-vi-rul years he i tt
ween ill charge of liH-oinotiveH
(Imn at San .lose. Cal., hut the
first of tin- i ar came tin t l'ort
lainl mi a siv months' hisolf ami
wHijfhl into the n-HUuirant, Mr,
llcmHwort h iji a son-in-law- of
Mr, ami Mrs. W. N. llavnam. of
1k'vc MiHintaimlali-. ami he was
fumiite to H. Haynain home
when the aceiili-nt tinik plaee,
Mk'S. J. ,. Ik.MtJlK
Mm. Chr.i Irmler. wife of J. A.
irmler, diei at lu-r home in Cor
Mills, Sumlav, June 2d. 11)10. at
it - ..."
in- :ikrf u! ",l wars. She was
OH' ilaunhn-r of William Hennett
aii'l wile, ami was hirt) in Wash
"Willi ( mmtv. March INSl.
iiml was wi-.hle.l to Mr. Irmler
fv. 12, 1'.MI2. The funeral was
Mil in tlu- Cornelius MetluHlist
" ' h, lui-Hilay, ami interment
"w in the Cornelius cemetery.
Atlerilion llolstchi lirmlers
T he l'ore-, (on
to Mi MlliliV tile,
. I I L ' . I .
li.a-,eii r.iui.
tin- if-ano- HIMU'lv
in l n-tr Mint i a .i-H l.y a senn- of
M to :t in tin- U vnmihi.' ,,f il.
ninth mmiii.', wln-n thint'-
ehani'e.l. T heCi.ltrt nav that the
-oie hUtyi 'l out to the foul j,i-H
on IniIIi hi ! -n am eoiiiin.-mi-.l
vi-ltmvr for a hatting rally for St.
raul. When the C,i prol.
they Were tot that lines or no
lilies they must play or forfeit
their lei htai'e. They played
ami the St. Paul d am ran over
Mix Hfoies ami as a ronseiurure
the Colt. h claim their ih ft at was
a harefai'eit rohln-ry.
I wish to aiuioiiiue that I will
o-rate a hot a- hay hah-r
this Hea.n'ii, ami parties wiMhin
lialmi: 'lorn- may apply to me hy
letter at Cornelius, Uoute 2, or
ly plume ll'aeiiie States) Tann
er!' Zl", I'oieKt drove. K. A.
Ilohman,
1). W. Moon- wishes to an
iiounee that all persons owiritf
him or the firm of Moore &
Ihmver an- reipieMteil to rail ami
nettle at once, ami ho nave costs
of eolle, tioli, He wishes to
htraiehti-n all matters up im
ineihately. Those wishing to lelehrate the
1th at home w ill ilo well to yv
our pneeson fin-works, icecream,
sm la. peanuts an-1 camly In-fore
I
BIG PARADE OF
L
I okr Platr Saturday Morning, at
l:.0 I rom ScturnJ & Main
01 ill U MiTI S ON tl l l.BKATION
IkmanJ (ur tomciiim (he l.ariol in
Hixlur) ul (he Tut a
.'.Ikho's three (lavs of celehra-
tion will h ail off Satunlay morn-
ink' w ith a hitf para'lcof AriKiM'H
Shows, htartitiir from Second and
Main, and a lonn; line of animals.
in o-m-ii dens, will tie tin- princi
pal feature. Two hands will
C. V. Cjralrt-I, of south of the
river, was in the city yesterday.
li. N. Vatiey wa.s down from
lluxton Unlay.
Jack Hi-sh was up from the
Klu-rwood Hection thin morning.
See liaird for Ixiys' 1'orosknit
union suits, IV) cents.
J. A. Thornhurtfh, prt-Hident of
the I on-st drovi; iNational Hank,
was in tin- city today.
John Ioftis, of alxive (Jlericis,
w as over tow n yesterday morning.
It will suriirisi- you to U)
(Jreer's and see the numerous
harjain.H on his harain tables.
Adolph Scliumacht-r, of Mow
Orenco, was in town yesU-nlay,
p-ttin ready for haying.
Money to loan on real estate.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku-
Asked tor the Sum of $218.?S. and
(iot Verdict for it
TROUBLE OVER A
figure in the parade, one led hy riltli Hi-oh.. Hillsboro. Or. 21tf
1 1 r 1 1. ... 1 1 -ii i i 1
i mi. larK.-r. m niiisooro, ami sii.-riirilam.wk had the court
tin- Arnold hand led hy l'rof. Tow- yard mowed yesterday but
a liirmer Hillslioro hand lead- tin-re was no Maud Muiler there
I i ,n pint, .jt , ii i-.-u,ivo, ti
r, 1 1 1 1'.ri . , , j , Hilthrand.
I lien- w ill tie all kinds ol os-n Jlii.HK,ro, II. 1, 113. lUf
If Tl-I.ll . , t ..., I. .I.Li 1.1. Ilt.l .... ... I
III HU BlUI,UI"lt9 Wll UIV VUV- , , , , , , . .
lion. n. li. iiusion, jor many
years a resident of this city, and
now practicing law in Portland,
was in town Monday.
Carl Christener, of Mountain-
dale, ami w ho is now running
K. HK:, y, f JiUIM,rot ,Win to
""ni;i g UuifouKlilut-,! llolnlriil Lull
fJ-Ki'lirt-l, f,,r Biiolht-r K-yii-aru-il Imtl
, i" 1'tcveiit Iiiti-rt.irriluit! in til
"" I Inn is K ii,,,. nniiimi. Anvoni-
"omk Il.,l,i w-i.,K u, ,M,,iiKt
.,n,- ir,i,n miu wrll to ik-f Hull
hlin-ks All Completed
Jaculis lV. Hatchclar have finislic
;," cement blocks fur the
I'lllllt'Kle t lie.ii.uti.-i lw(..l urn
,l mi i i -.inn j III', VI, I. in.
if'i', walls of tt,, nrat, Htorv are
:lM,.v hi-ing laid. The lowe
"""'.V Iront will he one of the
""M beautiful fronts on the
mSule.
'it i
tic Hoys have started to work
I'l Vu.! ivnieiit blockn for .1. W
"nil o h tvHi.letice, to be built in
"wi Itillsboro.
JVili" plants hy tlie Uioumuu
Wood, Hillsboro.
M....H ... ii l
i iioi l o-o i. wen Know
"'ft' as i i(,tel nmrii wa!l jn jown
: r '"wiling, returning lrom
tnl' tn liuxton.
J'Ji linbrie, of Wet Union
11 wim ,ilH mil,i0 muny cmnes
mo good, on the old homo
I, winch he now owns, was
" UU! 1'ity this morning.
Ho to Wyntt ACo., for the lat
: ""'"ra. We carrv the Pack
; V10 Hradloy-Metcalf; the
i iinn and the Hamilton
oruvvii ... 1 t. i ;
(111; UN lllll K l(S II I I I
on
hratiurt grounds.
Oscar Lund w ill read the Dec
laration of Independence.
lite committee on concessions
say thai trie demand lor space
was never better.
Post Master Cornelius, chair
man of the executive committee,
says that ilillslmro will have a
great crowd. 1 hey are coming
even from the Ncliali-m.
Arnold is bringing a greater
ot of attractions than ever.
The celebration grounds are in
tine shaix.
The Cornelius veteran encamp
ment opens tomorrow and they
will have four days of it
Hillslmru
celeiiration
In a closely cohtested game
Sunday, Orenco beat the AlU-rta.
Portland, team, on the Orenco
grounds. Battery for Orenco
Ik-ttisand McDowell. The bat
ting of Westley for Orenco was
the feature of the game. The
lineup for Orenco McDowell,
catcher;'P.ettis. pitcher: W'estley,
lb; Hoffman. 2b; I). Bettis, 3b;
BROKEN LEO M,ari' ?' 83 . Fo4 !f : Gi.ll,(',n. wat.T'
ci; oenroeaer, n; iwnaia vaugni,
metranhone.
Defendant Cumpany km Ten Diyi to .. c . c. , ,
II oi Ortic. Ollinn: in uu;jr,
cushions and harness, in trood re
pair; small delivery wagon, fair
George Jacksi-.-n. a minor, who shape; also two-horse 6 11
was injured while workingat the waKon,anria jerky Wi I sell
. , , cheap.-A. C. Archbold, Hills-
rorest drove condenser, and irfln 117
whose leg was broken if the
t t I WVJ
snowing 01 an ex-ray pnoio gfe3 f : th countv-8 hiijtorv ha3
for aught, had his day m court there been so much cutting up
the past week. He asked for of big places into acreage. Sur-
$218.95 for medical services, etc., veyor Morrill has naa an ne
and he r;,ivl a verdict for the rfftj-gjj
amount. Bagley & Hare were veyor L g WilkeS( ig aso busy
Jackson s attorneys ana me ae- nearly all the time in making
fense employed the firm of Will- sub-division3.
iams, Wood & Llnthicum, of Ferd Groner, of Scholls, was
'ortland, in the city Tueslay. He says
The jury: C. Itehse, John the tile factory is now turning
Sehmeltzer. Edward Huirhes. G. out the wg tue ana tnose wno
uyln eitewii,-re. we will have
mi tnonev ami iWiture ou salis-
f action Den of Sweets.
Tin- Seventh Dav Ad enlists
will oiien Lautvlw om 1 Academy
at tiaston, this Fall, and Prof.
I.. Kay, late of Fernando Col-
1 1 til .t 1 1 r
ee, 1 id., win im- at uie neau in
the institution. Mrs. J. I., Kay
will Im- instructor in languages;
"red l.aslii,-r, of Cat.. Mrs.
lalstead, f St, Paul, and Miss
Olive Perkins an- the other in
structors.
Inken uii- Red heifer. 2 vrs:
ittle white on him small star in balloon ascension each day and
fntvhe-iil ' horn droolis down: all kirn s of sixirts, games and
.r.. 1,1-nit ;i u,...L und liics done attract ons. b inn hi make the
i it . I i ! :ii..i.. i,.!...i; iPM,.i. Htm
some damaee, uwiu-r can, pay iiuisikho ieieiiiuii u kh-oi tm
lini-iiiw ens! nf iidv anil take I cess.
' t. I . .1... I.. I., tii.t.r.i T t
Miimn im-ne .v Ntrr tHti I. l.ea- n uie 1.1.11 iiiiuuii- m uukv i.u
erton. Route 1; Ind. Telephone, ( liTtoti apprises the committee
iikHl's I hvision 15 7 that lie cannot he here on July 4
meat market at Gleneoe, was in
tow n today.
We will have plenty of ice on
1 111
sale irorn now until auer me qui
People who intend making their
own ice cream please remember
the Den of Sweets,
Marriage license has been
granted to Henry B. Stauss and
Minn e Krug: James M. Park
and Maude L Brokaw; Charles
has three days of Bruokman and Hetty Marshall
Saturday, Sunday All persons knowing them
selves indebted to the under-
and Monday
A baseball game each day; a sj.rm.,i will please call and settle
Herman Ostermann, Center-
lie Store
Uwrence D. llutlaker am
Minnie L Mlzner, Ixith of Wash
tnirton (-ountv. were married in
Portland. June 25, 1910, Judge
Cleeton officiating.
Henry Boee, of Chehah-m
Mountain, was owr to the city
esterdav. He savs that the
artners in his section practically
have ail the clover hay in the
i:ini uscuttlnir was a wivk or
wo earlier this year than usual
1 have money to loan on good
real estate ws-tinly. Also can
find yon a buyer for your farm or
itisiness, ( all and see me at
the confectionery store, opposite
Oregon Electric dcisit, HillsUiro,
Ore. O. M. Poie.
Mrs. Uiura Tloane, widow of
O 1.. Doane. whose death oc
tirred Fel. X 1910, has received holding a celebration,
H.txm
Woodm
Mr. Doan
ie hatl carried aUuit fifteen years. h,un ever iK-fore staged in the
hinder in citv. and k-ttcr exhibits of am
and tlui committee thereupon se- The Schiller a 10 cent cigar,
cured II. H. Butler, of Condon, and the Grand Marca, a two for
Mr. I'.utler will be rememk-red a cniarter cigar, are what you
as having U-en elected presiden- want w hen you buy a cigar.
tial elector at the last election, Kent at every bar m Hillsboro,
and he is a splendid orator, lo Ask for them
Wm. Bell, of Tualatin, was up
to the countv seat today, and
called on the Argus a few min
uU'.s,
Driving mare for sjde. Gooe!
animal, well broke, six years old,
miss him will lie to miss a rare
treat.
SAVS WIST IN VAI.l.UV
E. J. Arnold, who has brought
all his big shows here, says that hrice very reasonable.-Inquire
HillslHiro w ill jKHitively have the 0f v, p. Quick, Forest Grove,
liest attractions ol any town in m? o One mile and half north
the Willamette Valley, He has L..lst 0f Eorest Grove, 14-6
had calls from almost every town
I...I h., is .1i.hnt in tltlfl Vli
if .' sunince fn.in the ' i U them and . of Caaton. were in town to-u-n
of the World, in which , all hi10Ws with him. day, witnesses before the grand
mw had a iH.licy. which k more free features jury on game law violation cases.
i ...i .. n 1. 1, I, ii oi
repair und in good running mals, dogs, lamies, monkeys and On Ld. Sch
m-der !ri -o $!i Will take wild animals than have been miles S W.
eiKHl tmiMTforil. K. W. Dant. seen here for many yoars l)aves, K. 2,
Ueedv lie. Oregon. 10-8 Mr. Arnold has been h e e Ore
JAME.Sl'HILLIFETAMllCiSlK, M. 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8tirKon Southern PmIHo lUtlnmd Vn.
Coiwulutiun In Kranch or KiiKllb. Of-
dc uiwtmlra, over A. Urosr Uire,
north lde of Main St., Hlll.boro, Or.
Palrnateer, H. D. Mchntire.
.'hos. Corkill, M. M. Harvey,
toy Greear, J. T. Downing, F.
M. McCloud, Wm. Iioberts, S.
C. Wilson.
STOTZ WEATHERRIID
want them should put in their
orders by July 10, as the run
will be limited.
H. Taylor Hill, who has ridden
over every section of the great
Lastern Oregon plateau belt, and
then settled down to life on the
Harrison donation land claim.
near Mountaindale, was in the
Taylor
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. HAILHY, M. D.
Physician and Hnreim
Otfto Bnilvr-Menran bloei. mmlairi.
Roomt 12, 1.1 Hid IX KmI.Iouc Hulllh-
wmt comer KaMlln and tteeoiut Mtrveta.
Koth 'I'hoiiM.
T. LINKLATER, U. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office ofUlr oer The pelta Drug 8lota
Reaidene Eaatof Court Hoow,
In th eoruer of the bluet.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TTi11cKr,rrt Hr
DR. W. B. CUNINGIIAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent Phone
ORENCO, OREGON
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rootna 10 and 11 Morgan-Rulley Blork,
atraeU Over Dennii Store.
HILIBORO ORKOON
yrrWrrWV
S. . BrngHir W. a. Harm
BAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Boomi 1 and i Shate Baildln
HILLSBORO, . . OKKtiON.
E. B. TONGUE
G.-ortre Cable, traveling with
it... Winslows. rulilK-r wholesai
rs. was out the first of the week,
i,.i.i,i,,,r H few davs at his home
l i '-T " V - , 1 1 ...:o
near the tit V PlirK. Ut-o. sun
ikes the simple life.
Taken I'l". Red dehorned cow;
two slits in nirtu ear; some
uhite on forehead: white on
,-iirlit uii I., of udder: ubout 0
veiii-s old. Walter Zuetvher,
Beaverton. Ore. U. 1. 15-17
Cant. Collins, for years care
taker at the court house, relieved
lanitor T upper yesterday, wnue
ll,., liittei- moved into the nirs.
Baird property, recently pur
chased.
Milwaukee, IVering and Mc
Cormiek mowers, rakes
REAL ESTATK TRANSFERS
and
binders, at the llartrampf'Vetl
SI ore. on K. iV IN. mam
For sale - black mare, 4 years,
1450 lbs.; 2 choice Jersey cows
Schulmerich farm,
Hillsboro. G. F.
Box 45, Cornelius,
Mr. Arnold has been here Ore, ItW
many seasons and no aiway s ut- SuUe Game Warden Stevonson,
livers what he advertises. f t ;rov waa in town
this morning, an interested spec
tator at circuit court.
Smiuiri w'ctfll to v vittaoniwier tarmers who have beet, mut-
j ion in siirrwoo.1 ,0 tons, or iork for sale, on loot,
l.-,t,l lU-hitke to John Shtler, Iract on . h:ff10st market nrice.
kZZLX See mo at Gleneoe, where I have
a nm' SherwoiHi 3100 opened & mantel. uan unnsi-
ener, Gleneoe, Ore. lb-i
G. V. Kelly, for years a resi
dent of alove Gleneoe, where he
hewed a homo out of the hills,
boutrht the T. B. Perkins home
at Buxton, and has taken up his
abode there. He was in town
this morning.
Two seat hack, full platform
springs, in line repair, run dui
two years, ror sale at the
Main Street livery, next door Ar
t-ado Theatre. -A. W. Walker.
Imiuire at stable. lo-s
A urettv June wedding was eele
lii-ati-d at the home ot Mr. and cuy tuesuay auenioon.
Mrs. T. S. Weatherred, in Hills- says they can't beat old Wash-
xiro, Wednesday evening. June ington U)unty for production and
29, 1910, when their daughter, climate
Florence May. was united in r,imti' nmicrtnanYfrird shrx5 in
marriage to rranK n. auw, son tatent v ci. trun meta and rus-
of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. bholes. 8ets recruIarS. 50 shoes. atS2.T5.
Ihe rooms were decorated in at H. Wehmng&Sons. Call and
white and green, with sweet et tnem before they are sold
peas, mock orange, ana aspara- ou
gus in prolusion, wnue me im-
pressive ring ceremony was per- inos. laibot, one oi tneyor-
formed by Rev. F. V. Fisher nelius Fourth of July committee,
under a shower of white satin was in town yesterday, and says
ribbon and orange blossoms. The ai e7 in!n n rmesa
bride wore white batiste and lace Uor their big celebration, and
... i i t I trior thou tivnwr trt rmv-a n
over silk, ana carried a nuge - "-v -
shower bouquet of bride's roses roer-
and lilies ot tne vaney. ner veu bewe s Acres Acreage m
was fastened with a diamond bar. 1 five, ten or twenty acre tracts.
. .i r .i
Miss Lucy Weatherred, In white One mile north of Sewell station h''
silk net with pale green riDDons. on Oregon FJlectnc. bee owner,
was bridesmaid, bhe carried is o agents. Pnces " reasonable
white rosebuds. Robert Weath- and terms to suit Jas. H
erred was best man, and Miss Sewell.
Wilma Waggener played the
... , J 31 U
w euuuiK !". and paenger agent of the Ore-
A" riZ r Electric, and traveling
was served. The dining room J . h M f h
also decorated In green and white Hnefwer in the ct TuesdaVi
JZrirL it t'f.; Pt looking over prospects for busi-
land bv automobile, and will take nt;b!
a trin to British Columbia. Those When the kitchen is properly
present at the wedding were Mr. equipped there is sunshine in the hillsboro oreoo
and iVirs. A. a. anoies, air. anu uuuse. oumc m mm sec out vVVVVMVywwyyyVVVMWyyvvv
Mn T S .Weatherred and f am- Cham nion and Charter Oak
Hy. Mrs. Edith Tozier Weath- ranges. They are the best- THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
erred. Miss WUma Waggener, Mine & oorwin. attohnrv-at-uw
A A lOO Uta LfUUV J AA.hf J
Sewell
the groom
A. L. Ruff, assistant freight
ATTORN EY-AT-L AW
Rooma J, 4, & J, Morgan Blk, BlUaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Cpetalra, Bailey lUrgan Blotk
Rooma, I aa4 f .
HILLSBORO, - OSKGON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court. Houk.
IS
Mountaindale beat the Colum-
KIo iMflpmu Kivj Sun.-lfiv Kv n I Morsan Blk. U Detain. Rooma t. a and
casnier ot tne Uiwnf fi tn s TVip Rov
Cornelius State Bank, and the r;V f rX," "t " C nmi,Doroi " rcgou
bride is one of Hillsboro s most an 8 to 5 score, on the same
popular and accompusnea young gr)unds. Dr. S. M. REAGAN
' , Ladies' long silk lisle gloves
HART AND MAO ANN MEETINGS are now being worn. $2 gloves
W O Julinwm to Pope Land Co, Int
in Ho we S t 1 r 4 w loo
J B TrulliDRcr to I V lrulluigi-r, Hi
( tS t i r w - i
C 1) Vauaho to iHpictuiKS MililtT.
tin, lur on Ho a rc l.H t n r 4 w. , loo
John LiimlKreH to Jh Brown, tract
in ec 6 t T n r X w
M J Kiimey to School Dial 7S, one
a sec t tnrs w
V A lli-ml to liwliella Co una, tract
in mc i t a 1 r 1 w 1
Vfi(!lit-ltioilg-tt Co to Stewart Tim-
lier Co, 013 a tinnier lauo 35
I.nit to 10 r Ci
... 10
way..
Io
On-iron Indiana
Mutiutset al. 40 a aec ja t 1 a r 3 waooo
5l ....( Hermiin Metier to Florence Meana.
kJm.IV I ,..,1.. Ml ,.,, lru JO
- - . , ., .11 Hi, Ml iini'li1 'ii -vi
stat on. I he inaciiinery uiiu M i-fS,e to A m woiiver, tract in
' - " 4 r i 4- I ... 1 . .n
.1 1 ii,., 4,.ct 11 i-ears. Ku lot btrwoou rami o"
-,U.,l llik .V..V-. I!.,:, .l U.llau li.
I i.l' I TISUHHI ,V . 'linn .ii.il ""J 1
1' M.-n.-irkin wasover from riuhlofwav JSiw
the South Tualatin section, yes- T h Kni t, to u,.. Ky vo, r,K,H u
terday, and says that considerable " yM;' Wol" J Johnaoai"
Lav has been harvested ovet tnai ,0 1 a 1 r a w soo
11 li KIIIK lOll IV RSMtll, imu I"
.... tint 7 waiKers au r uruvc . o
Five cent bargain counter tame, jIarrv schoof to Paul Wessinger etui
..f u'.itn-mov .V!- Sons - anv Piece tnmteca ao a in liniL'sen tract .,..a4oo
' . . , il,iu tnl.h, for five John Friday to 0 W McOraw, o 5 a
OI nooo 01. V'""', '.. 1. V.,f at Hunks W
cents per yarn. i,aiiies, uu muo w v ua eU, ,oW G j0i,soni
. ,. . 1 1. ... ii...,., 1 ti.fi liui'irnin lJ .. , , 1.. ., o. .......
tall 10 IOOK Ul lliioi. t"" Mi..f,....i 1 (ijpir till in 00 a ace o 1 1 1 w....
tulUH. A A Mcml t0 Lolli" 1,llrke' 160 8eC
L. T. I'oriU'll, of this city, WIVS U v Tnliliniler to'i 'ii'Tmlllnger, is
nt the G A. K. convention in ssecisi uraw
ill, till '-, ,. l ........ 1 !, I 11 Bivift 1111
. , . 1 1 .......1 irni.il viijir irncn, vi ivr,. . " m j -
Astoria, last i vn. . . . ,v .. .lonation 10
he rai.KS oi uie vm -"J- I Mm s inVan to Ivmtiia Keller, ao a
irets a little thinner. c it 1 1 r a w 35'
Is1 ' I .. .1.1.1. is. III. 11.. law
, I l)..,.i ..lull, tin- ol M M9nia iu omiic ,M..t, .
Men s and l?oys cloni ng ai . . c , . other HnA ,,00
COSt and h'SS tllllll COSt. YOU are A w Wright to H C Rmner, 5 acres
the one to be henetitted wnue secssissraw
l" , i I.. ., . 11 w.ilii.iiii.r ,fr N P Allev to Nancy Anna Knoll, a
our SIOCK lasts. 11. m v v - Schnvver tract I
SOUS. Geo T Kin'on to Janiea Rilcliey,
n t, limn, u ho hnq been Lots 8 and o Comeliua I-.nvirons 5Sfto
1-rank Hair, who lias nun . , C1 ,nton Crwl.
working in I'orUand, was oui (luck Lot(1 , atul 3 Cregt Yiew I0
this Week, Spending a vacation j0i, p Gardner to David Harper,
With his family. Fred Lesia, and nenj. Smith, io
I H HCi; TO, 1 fT...aa.......a......fci
All kinds of things are On w 0 sRttery to R V Cox t6o a sec
n...,.,. 1 1,1 1'ii-tiin riiiiies that are nun ttw io
VUlll o ........ nun' , Ciu.,ITimlirlV. lllll
IV A' tjua iw ii i
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
at $1.00; $1.50 gloves at 75 cents; -n,, oniv Brwta ii-n!,i Veter.
I. i . . r , i ..... rrt i. I . . J - .
The Bii? Tent on the Court Housel"'1 t,",co a" w im, iimijiuuiiisuuiu, oixieeu years jhbi.-
prounds has been crowded this Dast week short gloves in Silk and lisle at tical experience.
at the revival meetings of Hart and Ma- 40 cents. H. Wehrung & Sons. OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.3
gnnn. Over seven hundred men heard STABLE No. 1
the address ot lail sunaay aiurnoon, Mr. and Mrs. UlZinger, 01 AS-1 offim Dhnnm: Pacitln Stt soit Ind. 219
1. :i. . l.micu.i,l rai-irilM w.i. llir , .l ..'l i l l r
uiic iti o Tfina. were in rne citv asr, wk. ui.i.. ..,...w. i.i.,,i.,t on. r
. , I 1 - . I I IIJ in I7'i V II , 1. v, 11 ,m, iiiu,niiu,ui . , .
. . o-opota nt Mrs I t7ino-pr s nar. I mh at.t jsi
The ccumiK Sunday win ot tne last 01 -", --o-- -. r
the meetiiiBS and the greatest day of eiUS, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel &ICV-
theuiall. Mr. Hart will apeak at it a. enS.
..... i y. m , u t .j-y. - - . , ,, J
tu., all the Snnilay Mcnooia 01 tllliaooro 1 uvi nig w 111c many uctiiaitus
win hold a big union meeting at the from my patrons I have again
teut. The meeting at 3 p. m. wui r a nwnpj mv shon to horse shoe-
. i.,k;i.... -- ------ -----
8,cijU . .. .V....B. nir 1 I arm er K ar-tsm th
Tnnm il Mr Mart invH Ills notrMl ser- 1
"?".; .. ... ..... .. Ti J H oriAK,
motion "ine u nansweraoie question. 1 nmu uuec xi...oi.u.
The service on rrtday afternoon will be
. noAnla ami Kiivo ntnl uirl I
and Mr Hart will cive a apectal addresi eler and piano
to them. Bie uieetmRS will also be lielil (.rove, was in town tne nrSl OI I fllain ana inua.
Friday end Saturday nights. the week, the guest of his Sister,
Next Tuesday a union prayer meeting w.. wr o u
of all the churches will be held at the MODERN WOODMEN
Baptist Chutch. ' Women's shoes in patent and Silver Leaf Camo No. SlQi Modern
Today tne tneeting was tor tne par-,.. f . 17c. o ca nl Iv 1 a.. fir-i
. . . 1 a. I it V L MU. a L ti. IJ, tfT QL I wva au nu v a " iv, mvvw vmii
poseo staruug tne wo my va.u- - . aml third Saturdays in each mouth at
really marked cheap. t Come and
investigate before it is too late.
Mrs. Wiley Edwards, of New
berg, was in the city the last of
the week, the guest of her son,
W. V. Wiley.
Try the Argus and Oregonian
iyii!s. See our display window. for a year, only $2.25.
a ec 3a t 3 n r 5 w.
Wanted: Milker. Single mid
die aired man preferred. --Zina
Wood, Hillsboro.
John Marty and wife, of near
Bethany,- were in the county
seat Tuesday.
Iron posts have been set in
cement from the corner of Lincoln
down to nearly opinisite the band
stand on Second Street, and they
will be used to support a tie-place
for farmers teams. Ihe old
posts will be taken away in a few
davs and then a good place for
hitching will be enjoyed. Later
on a row of posts will be located
on Main, on the South side of
the square. .
Sealed proposals The under
signed will receive sealed pro
posals up to Saturday eve, July
10. 1910. and then opened for
the purchase of 15 cords first
growth first-class fir wood for
School District No. a, delivery
to be prior Sept. 1, at Orenco
school house. Right reserved to
reiect any or all bids. I. W
Handley, Clerk Dist. 38, Hillsbo
ro, U. 4.
Saturday, July 2, will be Cath
olic Day in Cornelius during the
veteran encampment, and prom
ises to be the best featured day
of the celebration. Archbishop
Christie and Father Donnelly
will speak to the old soldiers,
There will be a picnic held in the
uark at noon, and a splendi
program is arranged for bot
morning and afternoon. Many
from Portland and various places
are extiected (Rev.l J. R.
I Buck, Forest Grove.
A. P. Venen, the oldtime jew
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTISjT
I am Prepared to do IIih Class
Dental Work. A New Ortice with
MinUm Knninmpnt
man, Ot forest Tamietie Bldg. HILLSBORO, ORE.
their Inuch for an all day session.
PROBATE
E F Smith, R W McNutt and V II
Massey, appraisers estate And Hauck,
deceased. Inventory, f 4008.01.
Estate Samamtha Ann Cahow, ap
praised at fa5oo.
1-red scuoen jr. connrmea as executor
9k ot 1 7IV 1 SJf; Qt 1 ?Q Qf their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Isit
$-.i ai $l.tV, $1.00 al $l.oJ, al jn an(i goiournina eiehbors are cordial
H. Wehrung & Sons.
H. G. Guild and wife, enroute
to Vale. Oregon, were in the
city Sunday, guests of Hon. W.
N. Barrett and wife, between
trains.
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
ly invited to atteu'l camp meetings.
S. G. RnoDHS, Consul.
R. E. Haloerman, Clerk.
Douglas shoes gents' Oxfords
estate of F Schoen Sr., bonds at tsaoo; in patents, vici, gun metal and
A Benson, Perry Phelps and Alpuonso russets, regular $3.50, now sell
Ilendricks, appraisers. inff at $2.75 at Wehruno: & Sons
tumor. I "'0 --IUk""6
MalindaTupper estate closed of record. Harrv Cook of Cornelius was
Franklin 11 Simpson apptd executor , nWXy V, ,' 7, L'ornel'us' wah
will oflate John M Simpson; 0 Jack, Dr. down 10 me Dan game, ounaay,
V A Bailey ana wuiiam smiin apprars- nis nrsi inp mis season 10 waicn
era. the Cardinals Dertorm.
Aug. 1 set for final settlement estate
Wm s Heiuel, tiecessed. Bargain counter, 1U cents, at
Appraisement estate (personal) Eliza H, Wehrung & SonS-any piece
J Banett, deceased, filed at $1216. 8a.
Porosknit 2-piece underwear,
25 cents per garment, at Baird's.
A. W. Walker was over from
South Tualatin this morning,
and called on the Argus.
Martin Reiling, the oldtime
resident of near Roy, was in the
city yesterday.
Wanted: Girl for general
housework, to begin after July j
4. H. D. Schnieltzer, Hillsboro.
The Ladies' Coffee Club will
meet at the celebration grounds, '
Saturday. All members request
ed to bring their luncheon. The
regular meeting will be held at
3 p. m.
of goods on this bargain counter
table at 10 cents per yard.
Dan Burkhalter, who recently
started in dairying with register
ed Jerseys for a nucleus, was in
town the last of the week.
See Wyatt & Co. 's display win
dow. The latest styles in hats.
Kingsbury soft hats: fine straw
hats, and Panamas.
The Hillsboro barber shops will
be closed after 11:00 a. m. on the
Fourth of July. Call in and get
your work done early.
Did you take notice of the new
line of back combs at Libby's?
They are just "beauts," and the
price just suits.
J. S. L0RSUNG
i Contractor and Builder 4
I Large Barns a Specialty
I H.ilsboro, Ore., R. F. D.5d
Notice of Final Settlement
DR ll. r. HEINECK, V. S. D. V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
Ind. Phoae 09, Sherwood, Ore.
Cream Senarator for sale
Sharpless No. 2; price $25-C. J.
llaggerty, laverton, ure.,
Route 2. 13tf
Postmaster B. P. Cornelius
held rural mail carriers' examina
tion last Friday. There were but
two applicants, and they finished
examination in less than an hour,