MILLS6GA0 AAGU5 JULY ? I10
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fanni r jiiit chuckliM ami took
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mark "Ay ham- mi Mucker, Ay
lank."
WILL IE! 10 IK
0VERCUT-0FF DEAL
Clticin arc Pt-qiu-strd to Convene
nt Court I louse Monday live
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CITY COUNCIL
The ciiy coiiiu-il nit't Ttit'sday
evening with all iiit'iiilwi's prcs
t'Ht. Tlic Hum of $1,01)0 was or -tlci'i'il
drawn atzaiitst t ho t'tn'i'iil
fund and pluccil in tho w ater and
litfht. fund. TI10 mayor was
iiutlni-i.M to i-niploy an rxpt'i'l
to ko ovi'i' the books of tin- oily
iivasurer'H otlioo for tli
tcrin.
,( - Fi. Koontz was urantod n
months liipior liconso.
I'lio Tainiosio-tini'iliior alloy
Was order,.,! vaoatod.
.."10 lullowinir claims wore
allowed;
Water Ai Fi.iht $l'2..:il)
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Sealed projMiMaU The under
Hllii-il Will reieie Sealed pin-
Ixnal up to Saturday ee, July
l'i. l'.Mo, and then upem-d fur
the punhae of ciird lir.-4
oruwth lir-.t cla.'i-i lir wmul fur
Si himl llihtlirl No :w. del
to In- iniur Sejit. 1, at Oreni-o
M IhhiI hnu: e. Uiyht ri'iervi'd to
reji-i t any or all hid i. I. W.
Ilamliey, t'l.-rk I H-t. IW, HilhU.
r . It. 1.
When the hankers nu t at 1'ell
dletuli a hunch of thelll Went up
to the I'.lue Mmintains tu a lake
atnl prins reiirt, where min
eral waters uf the hot ariety
aluuiiil. A bunch uf IS or 'Jo
went in hathino; and had their
photos taken. Anmn tho "wat
or lit J-:" Weletleo. Soil U 1 mi Tie il
uf tin 'oininercial Hank. Hills
Utfo. and J. A. Thoriiliurtfh, of
tho I'oiihl (Jrove National. The
print of the photograph appeared
in I iie-iday niiht's Telegram, and
if pleasant oxpresiuns are any
imlicatioiiH of a yood time the
two Wa.shiiivrtuii t'miiil) hankers
were at tho 1 Ton I.
K. W. Monro winhes to an
iiounco that all iorsoni nwin
him or the linn of Mnore &
Umivor lire roiiiested to eall and
settle at unco, ami no avocost
of oollection. lie wishes to
(ilraij.'hten all matters up im
moiiiatol).
A 1 ainiiiil county man w;ls
down this week, and in talking
to an Arous reHrter. Monday,
ttaid that although they thought
cpipti were lino up in his county,
trram ami day tinl not compare
with proKiiects down this way,
to say iiolhintr of tho splendul
apH-aranco oi ino vojjcianio
kingdom. When told it w as UHh
a iiuiion ul siui ami -ioauon
ho seemed rather olfended hut
acknuw loilu'cil the ilittoroiicc
w itlinut hesitation.
allies liHltf SIIK IISIo ITIOVOS
are now Ih-iiij: worn, kioo
hI ?l.o; JFTiO gloves at T.'i cents
$1 k!ovos at cents; M cent
dsort cloven in silk and lisle at
tu cents. II. W'chrunk' & Sons
t'ai.tain A. M. t'ollins, of
South llillsUun. hiimk'ht till a
mix of Mammoth blacklx-mes the
other day. that were beauties,
o
Tatition U Ontnl the Ouolioni lu be
Ciirnidcrcd
I'here will Im a m.xss meeting
held at the court house in Hills-
Kirn, at H o'clock Monday o'on-
"vr. .July II, for the iiuriKiso of
taking up the matter of tho pro
mised cutting oir of tho strip in
the eastern Kirtion of Washing
ton County. 1 his is a matter
that will effect every taxpayer
in the city, as wollascvorv farm-
r in the central irtion of tho
county, runners are requested
to come in and attend this ses
sion, as it s a matter that vita -
y affects them - for it should be
rememU-red that tho farmer
makes his ow n. as well us the
prosperity of tho city and county
seat.
Ways and means will U' devis-
eii lo make a camnauni aira nst
the cuttuik' uj of an already
small county - one of tho small
est in area in the state. Kverv
business man in tho city, as well
as every property holder, and tin
farming community In general,
should heed the urgency of the
situation, and turn out and add
his moral suport to the move
incut.
i no Hoarii oi 1 rauo w ill also
Help to swell ttio move lo hoop
tho county intact. N. II. Alex
ander, secretary of tho Hoard of
Trade, asks every memlH-r of
that (irwtnkation to U in at
tendance
prior
. .iif,i v inn ii
onton llmvmaii. rocordof .r7.H!
;:"- Farscn, marshal W.W
!' ('oleslook. deputy... 2..r)l
Wood, health olllceV 19. TO
W, Itoscow, park 1(KJ.:U
IOST HI -WARD $5.00
W.
to
of the
II. Hal
'uiscoiitineiital railroad ticket
j'!l''l in small black leather
l,l)l,'',i liavini? "lUirlinnton
Ivouu." j,, Kit L.mors ,m the
outside.
Kitlior lost in nisboro or on
'Ueriirhiu, train tiotwoon Fort
lil";l and Foivnt Grove.
(;,'ininunicaU' with II. K. Khr
"'. L1W West :ii'd St., The
I'alleH, Oregon.
Mail's and Hoys' clothing at
J'J'st and less than cost. You are
llu' "no to be bonelittod while
'r stock lasts. - II. WobniiiK &
- i -1 . . . . ii . . ... i.
am which win ovonuiany
the place of tho wild blaekliorrv.
It has small seeds and all the
tartness of tho wild berry, and is
several times as larvre buyer
than manv of tho evergreen.
Farmers w ho have beef, mut
tons, or pork for sale, on foot,
. . i i .e .. i .
can efoi nH. mnesi nun iei uue.
See me at lilonooo, where I have
njiened a market, Farl Flirist
eiier. (ilcncoe, Ore. l'-7
the Hillslioro (Iraniro will hold
a meeting on Nunmay, .niiy '.,
Topics "Kural HirIi Soluml
and "'Short Cuts in Ilousehoh
Work " Oi-en meetillir at MV)
and all interested are cordially
invited to attend the session, us
it w ill bo very interesting.
For sale black inare. -I years.
I h'iOlbs. ;2 choice Jersey cows
On Fd. Schulnierich farm,
miles S. W. HilIsU.ro. (I. F
Davios. K. 2. Hx If), I'ornolius,
Ore. 1"
Albert Hall and wife, of Kelso,
Wash., and Henry 1 tan ami nun
ily, of Washiun'ton, wore over
Khmlv HrtKik. tho hrst
week", viiosts at the II
homestead.
u imru tlu matter with a line
Fourth, for onoo. Not a drop of
rain and Rood bay weather af
terward
nulia' to tho many demands
f,.nm i.w natrons 1 have again
iiiwiiii i1 mv shoo to horse shoe
ino- II. (';. (iardncr. Blacksmith,
Third Street, llillsboro,
M 0. Hewitt, the caroonteiMS
still iiithehousomoving business,
and if yen lavo a buildinv: to
inovo, see him for an estimate.
Joi-onio l'almateer suffered a
stroke ol illness, yesteruay uiu-i-noon,
caused by stomach trouble,
and was taken home for treat
mont. He is resting eusy at last
reports.
For sale: Peering binder, in
,ood roimir. ami in go.nl running
order, n'ice, yo".
trood paper for it. -E. W. Dant,
lioodville, Oregon. 10-8
Horn, to Thus. Council I and
wife, of (iloncoo. July '1., 1910. a
dnmrhfor. The littleone 8 birth-
dav is the same as tne luu.e. ,
Mr. and Mrs.,
Soho s. were
afternoon.
l'orosknit 2-iieee underwear,
( If llir ootnlitKin of 'lie Itunk of llcuvrr-
tun in llir S (p uf I cif on, ul the c o t
of hutliirti June 30, liyiu
RKSot'KCKIt
1 ,ou in mil iliwounli f)i,lS i
(Ivriilrnili, K-curcil uml uiik-
:uinl
lUnkinv liouw, (iitniluir, lint
lilurri J.STt 11
Due fiom (iiiiinvril irw-iveil
litiik $.MV "5
C lin k mi.! olhrr mill Itrini 95
i'h on Ikii.I i,j?o 11
Hlcllr 4l SS
ToUl JJ.JS'M
I.t HI 1. 1 Tl KS
C.ill 1'iki in f 10, 000 00
tinlivliluiil ilriiomtt sutiject lo
rlirck I'J.-PS 4
Time rertilicale 01 dcoosit a, "85
Totul ti'.'SO o
Slate of Oiemm, i
County of Wihi:it;i0ii )
I. Canhirt ol the !ove lumtil Imnk,
itu
kileuiulv nwrarthat the above statement
i true to the best of my knowledge am
liehrf.
II. V. Iloltfrr, Cashier.
SuliarrllK-il ami iworn to tx-fore me this
ilav of J ul v . Olio.
V. w. Laiiy, Moury ruuuc
Correct Attest:
J. A. Matt, W. K. reKK.
1M rectors.
Ji:itSI;Y COW' AUCTION
The undersigned w ill sell at aue
tiou at the Hrown Livery Barn
1 sIkhu at 1 o clock 11. m.. on
SATURDAY. JULY 10,
7 Jersey cows, aged 0 to 8 years
test from 5 to 8 per cent., all in
milk, and well bred. In thi
herd is included one cow which
recently produced 28 pounds of
milk from which one quart ol
solid cream was taken, testing
;T per cent, butter fat. Stock
iruaranteed healthy. May be
seen at place, North Hillslioro,
at any time.
Terms of sale -One year time
8 nor cent, bankable note. Two
per cent, off for cash
li. 11. Giver, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Ed. Sliuto, Clerk.
CALL FOR BIDS FOR RLST ROOM
It will surpriso you to go to
. . 1 . 1 .. . ... '
wrccr h ami see ino numerous:
baraiiis on bis bargain tables.
Rev. F. V. Fisher will preach
at the M. K. Church, at 11 o dock
Sunday morning on "LiU-rty."
Money to loan on real estate.
I'erms reasonable. Apply toKu
atli Bros., Hillslioro. Or. 21tf
Treasurer W. M. Jackson and
w ife depart Friday for an outing
in the mountains.
See Wyatt & (Jo.'s display win
ow. The latest styles in hats.
Kingsbury soft hats: fine straw
lats, and I anatnas.
II. C. Munger and wife, of
'ortland, were out' to the city
Sunday, making the trip in a
taxi.
Bargain counter, 10 cent3, at
I. Wehrung & Sons any piece
of Koods on this bargain counter
table at 10 cents per yard.
The Hart& Magann tent meet
ing closed Sunday night and the
big tabernacle tent was torn
lown.
All kinds of things are on
Greer's bargain tables that are
really marked cheap. Come and
investigate before it is too late.
Married; At tho homo of W.
Drost. Hillslioro, July 2, 1910,
Olaf Johnson and Miss Millie
'eterson. The groom hails from
Multnomah County,
Women's shoes in patent and
vici kid. $1 at $2.75; $o.r,0 at
$2.o.r,; $:t at .2.00; $2.u0 at $1.83;
$2.'iT at $1.70; $1.85 at $1.31), at
I. Wehrung ii Sons.
Rev. Fisher, of the M. K.
Church, is getting ready to take
some of the youngsters on a trip
to Spirit Itke, near Mt. St.
leletis. Ihov expect to go
alxnit the middle of the month.
Douglas shoes - gents' Oxfords
m patents, vi:i, jiun metal and
russets, regular $3.50, now sell-
ig at $2.75 at Wehrung & Sons
ig closing out sale,
J. J. Smith, of near Glencoe,
was in yesterday, and says that
lis rye harvest starts today.
Ho states that tho Winter w heat
is filling line out in his section,
but that late sown oats need
rain badly,
The Schiller - a 10 cent cigar,
and the Grand Marca, a two for
quarter cigar, are what you
want when you buy a cigar.
Kept at every bar in llillsboro.
rsk for thorn,
The batting averages of the
llillsboro Cardinals 1 1 inkle, 488;
Houston. 381; Briggs. 2(i8;
'rown. 255; Freeman. 230; Wil
liams. 208; Fhelps. 171: Batche-
ar, Ki(i.
John Yanderwal. agent for the
Lincoln it Lancashire, yesterday,
adjusted the fire loss at the
home of Mrs. Henrietta Morgan.
appraising the damages for $50,
A check for the amount will be
forwarded in a few days.
When the kitchen is properly
equipped there is sunshine in the
house. Come in and see our
Champion and Charter Oak
ranges. They are the best.
hmrick & Corwin.
GME YEARS
Charley Burnham, petty Thief,
(Jets Three Year
JLIKin CAMPBfXI. SENDS TO HOME
Linsing forjed the Name of Wm,
Chalmert to Check
he grand jury yesterday morn
ing returned indictments against
ames H. Lansing and Charles
'urnham Jr., the first for forg
ing the name of Wm. Chalmers
to a check, which he attempted
to pa.s at the Forest Grove Na
tional Hank, and the latter for
stealing money from the purse
of his foster-mother's nurse, at
it' I'urnham home, at Tigard-
ville.
Lansing pleaded guilty a3 the
check was found in his posses-
Scaled bids will be received up
to Saturday, July 16, 1910, at
2:30 p. in., for the construction
of a Rest Room on the court
house square in llillsboro, Ore
gon, and said bids will then be
opened and contract awarded to
the lowest responsible bidder.
Flans and specifications may be
seen at the residence of Mrs. J.
V. Tamiesie, Main and Third
St roots. The committee reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
Mrs. J. 1 Tamiesie, Chairman
Contract Committee.
Hillslioro. Ore., July 7, 1910.
RUST ROOM FUND
The Rest Room committee's
booth at the celebration grounds
returned net receipts, for tags
and sales, in the sum of $98.00.
Gush subscriotions received on
the Fourth, aside from the above
Charles D. Wagner, of Picka
way Co.. Ohio, and Lou C. Star
rott. of Forest Grove, have been
granted license to wed. Also
Thomas McDaniel and Nellie
Brow n, of near Buxton; Gottfriet
Yungen and Mattie Trummer.
Sewell s Acres-Acreage 111
live, ten or twenty acre tracts
One mile north of Sewell station
on Oregon FJoctric. See owner,
No agents. Trices reasonable
and terms to suit. -Jas. II
Sewell.
Marshal Inrsen reiorts that
it w as not necessary to make a
single arrest on the fourth
This speaks well for a communi
ty like llillsboro. the same
spirit prevailed at Cornelius, and
it is said that no arrests were
made there although a big crowd
was in evidence.
Five cent bargain counter table,
at Wehrung .v fcons any piece
of goods at this table for five
cents per yard. Ladies, do not
fail to look at those two bargain
tables.
Dr. W. D. Wood examined two
patients at the county farm, this
week, for insanity August
Busse. and JoeYahl. Both were
1 . . t 1 1
ordered committed totneasyium
Busse had been at the county
farm for many years. Yahl has
been there a year or so, and some
time ago had a foot amputated
He is a brother-in-law of the late
John Brugger, an early millman
See Wyatt & Co. 's display win
dow. The latest styles in hats,
Kingsbury soft hats; fine straw
hats, and Panamas. tt,
Yesterday was one of the most
uncomfortable days 01 the sea
son, so far, and although the
thermometer did not get so high
as on a former date, the air was
more humid and carried far more
discomfort to the usual Oregon
ian. The breeze that started in
the afternoon had but very little
Laurel M. Hoyt. John M. Wall
and T. M. Kerr are soon to start
the manufacture of umbrella
tips, a very useful invention per
fected and patented by Mr.
Hoyt. The company will In
known as the "Repairers' Manu
facturing Co.," and will have a
capital stock of $10,000, with of
fices in llillsboro. The invention
is a splendid thing for those who
use umbrellas - and who does not,
in Oregon? It will lie very in
expensive, and a matter of a few
cents invested will keep a family
in umbrella repairs for some
time. The article is a "tip"
that goes over the little circular
piece that holds the ribs at the
top, and which are easily rusted
out and broken. The invention
cures it in a minute and leaves
you a good rain stick.
Try the Argus and Oregonian
for a year, only $2.25.
The grand jury ha3 indicted
James Lansing for attempting to
pass a forged note on the Forest
Grove National Bank, and the
gentleman will have to atand
trial. There js no question of
his guilt, whatever, as it appears,
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. BAILKY, M. D.
Physician and .Karfron
Orflc Bailey-Morgan binrn. upatalr ,
Rooms Ii, 1.1 ami IS. Knsiiliif.- Houlh- l
mmi cornsr Itajalin ami HacoiiU mnwta, 1
Both 'PbollM.
S. T. LINKLATER. U. B C M .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlc rqntalra OTftrTh Pvlt pnif rUoia
RmIiUiic East of Court Hvuw,
la tb ooniAr of tha tloi-k.
JAMK.S HIILLIPK TAMIKSIE, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suriraon Bouthern Partita Railroail Co,
Uounultation tn Krnnoli or Knitllah. Of
tlf upntaira, ovr A. (Irons' tor,
north alil of Main Hi.. Hllllon., Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon. ;
Oppich Rooms 7, 8 and 9, f
Hailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
r. ,1 Ii. I ,1 ... 1 Mi
ion when he was arrested in f 'u il PPi inai ne wu,
P,-rior 11 a t;ma TV.- Plead guilty. Lansing haa been
ai.ntn QnH .l.,rlc, ComnVuiii kefjt ln close confinement for
u.m k,. t Ii. several weeks, as he got gay
a c nun 111c cois at, me own ),. , j .i . t l
penitentiary. . " "
Young Burnham also pleaded Fi,' ,' lVu OMenu
1... i 1 i ' iiiuiiLiK. li i; iimi'iai nnupvpr
guuiy arm ine court maue nim a . , v . : .
nriint f n vr p.nmVim ?lo-s-'d m on him and had him be-
lu.n in th pnnr'tv- iuit n'nd a steel door before he knew
Ilia. ava W41,J J I . . . U - a. .1 f II i M
eral times, the result of numer-P uoinr- t i?ancocK wui
, ,ttv tr,ft sav nothing about it, but the
E. Friday, H. T. Buxton, M. .uT.u V A
Henderson. J. E. Baldwin! . oeorge ininKS ne
and F. M. McCleod were excused ? " JTV11 .K0OU man aiier au-
for the term. .... hsw.
a il ifii. . I t , C . t r ' a
Anna t. muis grantea aivorce ror saie. Mng e ton busrirv.
from John A. Mills. cushions and harness, in good re-
Wall versus Lverest connr- pair; small delivery wagon, fair
mation of sales. AH jurors were shape; also two-horse 31-2
excused for the term except Ed- wagon, and a "jerky." Will sell
ward Hughes and Ihos. Corkill. cheap. A. C. Archbold, Hills-
who were kept as talesmen . boro, 15-17
rr-1 . it .. a i
morne versus uuuer, coniin- tv, k.v, t ti:ni :n
1 . T I I mi- V11UIV.IH.-3 Jl 11IH3DIMTJ Will
uea io juiy ii. , r,H ma,.f;nna
Court adjourned until rnday, k,mr)o-.n c.a c
..1.. O ...k L . t 111 UUIIU" UllHW IIIVTChlllK h V
uiy o. wiien me case oi j. . - m iup,...!;,.!,. v
eimtfl ..nn I W C,.,..ll ,..511 aiiKcni.tti,a luung
""U- l t I OO U , , JUntU r. III Lfr. a manlirm .1 h.
L ,, 1 1 i i i.uirco Hitching ah hue same
" l'""1. church at 7 n. m . and nr Sn m
there will be a big sen-ice at the
muu liuhis OiN hUtKin m. E. church, at wh ch the Rev
Clarence True Wilson will preach
im LamKin neaaing me paraae, r.et n,,o.ioa nvfn, 1, ;
with three bands, the Hillsboro, Patentf Vidf n metal and
weu von.eu, uie oearhuu setSi regular $3.50 shoes, at $2.75
nana, iouowea uyauios, was ukc nr H Wnminir 4V Qnna Poll A
I I . -w A M m IVtllV-tlia w rv-M u, VyAt CAtlVJ
ft-" vv,ii w i vi v iv j ait, iiviu
His Honor the Mayor can also out,
maKe a nne introductory speecn. 7pri n Qrwj .;fa maA
Ion. R Ii Butler was his guest fmm fVPP hm-mnnn r n
while in the city. Howard. Kansas, last w-Pek and
Hon. R. R. Butler made the Zach has been busy telling his
finest speech ever heard at an friends what a great country
Independence Day address in they have back there, but how
hllsboro. much better Oregon is than any-
thp wik-mpbu thin tne' have ,n the tast " est
North or South
ia. ii , ixuuac uii hue auhu i av-c. i t , . , ,
Carl Huston, who entered against L f y a, swm
u , .,.,,,,.. j i- ,..i ,,t i coi comic ocvuiiij. tail
nun, uuiitiui cu a me nen uuh o i c j . ,u t r
few miles, and left the field for "?Ja ? "
uujiiicoo. van aim set; at
4-U .
i i iih rtiiiiMoi niriMrv vi iitji oniuuiira
racp tinripr 1 vpars-- "' " . r ."'v'1-' ."Jt""1
" v I I I a. . J a. lilt I
Whirmm-P vvinnpr yregun c. eciric uepot, nilisooro,
Competitors-JoeTruttman. Earl VIC- u- M- 1 u
Carter. Leonard Lorsung. Mrs. L. N. Gilnet departed this
Girls race under 12 years moraine for her home at North
Reita Tmllinger, winner. Com- Bend, after a several weeks visit
petitors Matilda Krug, Eva with her parents, E. L. Abbott
Cropp. Erma Krug, Lucy Cooper, and wife. She was accompanied
il l tt. i. it:.. rii . -
neien vanaercosi ana uzzie l a- home by her sister, Mrs. L. A
ger. . Whitcomb.
i-iaiuuiui u, vuivci, viu- . . . . ,
npr.. I Austin, znri . Rv ruao .iFlu
t v. out anu seweu logemer mases a
i at 1 1 tan a i av-e owe xYeiiniiei.i.. ., iii
... . ' s iirnhui nnn inpviincii-o flu chilH
winner. Competitors btanley 71 -II t ii'CA
Hahn, second; Al Goodwin and
DR. V. B. CUNINGMAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGKON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Imtepemlent I'hoae '
ORKNCO. ORKOON
L W.
Boys'
William
Frank Holcomb. Weight, not
less than 200.
100-yard dash L. Austin, win
ner. Com petitors J. K raull,
H. Culver, A. E. Cox.
for either horse or cow. While
they last these sacks can be had
at 2 1-2 cents a piece. We also
have some sugar sacks at same
price. Den of Sweets
Clarence Mays, who has been
Pony race H. Culver, winner; m the mercantile business at
brank smith, second; Alva hm- seholls tor some months, and
rick, 3rd. who recently sold out. was in the
F. E. Adkins caught the city yesterday. He has sold his
greased pig. Competitors - Frank real estate at Seholls
Enoch. Oscar Kelsay, Clifford
Long, Thos. Miller.
LOUDON OPPOSES
I wish to announce that I wi
operate a hrst class hay baler
this season, and parties wishing
baling done mav apply to me by
letter at Cornelius, Route 2, or
by phone (Pacific States) Farm
275, rorest Grove. F. A
DR. W. E. PITTKNGKR
Dentist
Rooma 10 and 11 Morgan-Ralley Block,
atrect. Over Dvnnii Store.
KILLS BOKO ------ ORKOON
law. IT. W. a. Mar
BAQLEY A HARE
ATTORN BYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and t Shote Boildlng;
H ILLS BOB0. . . OBKliOS.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Room 3, 4, ft Si Morgan Blk. Hillaboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offica Dpatalra. Bailey Jfergaa Bio. k
Rooma, i ani .
HILLSBORO, - ORKOON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orriot: Main 8trect, opp. Court. Jl oui.
HILLSBORO ORKOON
THOS. H.TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Cpatalra, Room 3, 4 and j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGKON
The only graduated ami licensed Veter
inary in llilbUoro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFKICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Office phonea: Pacitie States 5()t: Ind.'213
Residence phoned; Independent 2-13; l'u
L'trtC States 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do High Class
Dental Work. A New Office with
Modern Equipment
Tamiesie Bldg. HILLSBOttO, 0KR.
Main and Third.
Chas. Loudon, of Glencoe. was
in tha rntv trin first- nf thp vfAV erS
and askei the Argus to state Hohman
that he opposed the assembly Walter Galloway, who is now
plan in the recent meeting of the deputy surveyor for Benton
republican county committeemen. County, was down over the
Chas. says that he plainly told Fourth, a guest of his parents,
his resasons why he was opposed s. j. (jalloway and wife.
L . ri"rX?T X Go to Wyatt & Co., for the lat-
lu'ri:rZrA V : est shoes. We carry the Pack-
lunijf a ih uvi buiuuo. u.i tha ParlWMaf nol f . fV,a
r U ,l,Nn l- ...,V,U 1 uiuuh.i-iiivu.hu, Ull.
iaiuuuu Davo lie uucs nut nisii in. j 4l n :n
anyone to misunderstand his po- t 1 ,
auL v,,.,:ii k 5.f Brown the best makes and
Biwun, 11c yy 111 ue a taMuiuahc , . Qu. Jiorii0 ,1M-J,.(
before the primaries for thervjlvo
House of Representatives, and Mr. and Airs. John Miller, and
he proposes to make his fight on daughter and son, Allie and Hugh,
the direct primary itself. Were out the fourth, guests 01
urandma Brown and other rela-
Kale plants by the thousand. tlves-
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Cauip No, 8I93, Modern
Woodman cf America, meets every first
and third Saturdays in each month at
their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
ly tnviied to attend camp meetings.
S. G. linouKS, Consul.
R. E. Haldkrm an, Clerk.
were:
Vnt lTjimmfl $5.00
- .,.,1 ,. . in.. .11 1
A P. Wilkes l.oo cooling power, ana tne smaii my
w'n C. nmer 1.00 1 "hiked" to the creek to lave his
C. R. Adams, of , m, m II. Hale 1.00 heated body in the waters of
in tne city uo tieo. Harrow i.wniny or hoc iumoiiu-uuiiiaiij
J B Hanley 1.00 ot the old boys wished ior tne
.lobn Carstens 1.00, time that they were young
vZZuw'' w-iurtnunpt 1,ooagam-
Zina Wood, Hillsboro.
Louis and wnma tleidel are
visiting with their sister in Cali
fornia.
Wanted: Milker. Single mid
dle aged man preferred. --Zina
Wood, Hillsboro.
The American Woman's League
will
I have purchased an A. 1 hav
baler, and am ready to bale - A.
L. Croeni, Bethany. Address,
Portland Route 2, or telephone
Ind. division, 5-4. 17-18
Miss Bessie Fay, of Portland,
was a guest of Mrs. Norman
Greer, Sunday.
Wish to buy 15 or 20 goats;
: T..1..I "if
uitch riiuajr evening, uuiy
O 7 i " vv.o vvinc neon
c,at tocuouicu. na. u. th5s Fall.-C. Schoenbaechler,
WOOCi. I Toilrt-roi'n O v,51no ,10'-f Fnvn.'wv
OUV.IIUM II, A. UUI.0 VOOh 1 Ul 111111(4"
Revival services will begin at ton.
the Garrigus school house, above it, l iL r. iL
Banks, July 16. Come and bring J-, : Chambers, of the South
your tents, prepared to stay a T.u.alatin section, was m the city
week or ten days. -Rev. Garri- tms mrning.
f ait u ! mmwmmtmm
. J. S. LORSUNG
i Contractor and Builder 4
i Lire liirns a Snecialtv (
' O- t J wi
II
Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's Div.
I H.llsboro, Ore., R. F. D. 5
iUinsunanJ
DR I. F. HEINECK, V. S. D. V. 0.
V8TERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
lod. Phone 09, Sherirood, Ore.
gus.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.
Cream Separator for Bale
Sharpless No. 2; price $25 C. J.
Haggerty, Beaverton, Ore.,
Route 2. 13tf
Did you take notice of the new
line of back combs at Libby'g?
They are just "beauts," and the
price just suits.
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