MILLSbOHO ABGUS JULY I
PAC1E 1
ACTIVE OPPOSITION
10 CUT-OFF DEAL
j,,v i.nl"K. Mrl 'I !
ivia, CoMWtlll
IS NMII
i,ic( Shu8 and
taitipali tried
Ardrnl
rty t
.j,,-. native crowd ntti-mb-d
., .,,,,1' at I he c ittil l limine
I U' " . ... ---
Miintlay u ning. which lut-l n
Lit. ..I i. ni'tmii't' anorgaiiiution
oinaK.' a am paijn uguiimt tin
f ,.ral nnllHHiH in prop
UMHlina'tfH ( tiiuity fiti
l.nicine. the land jriMm-. p m
hlt o r into Multttoin; !i. Dr.
j p la i itHii wuh cu!bd t' the
chair asi.l Henton Itowman wan
flu.n m . -Mary, An executive
fl,niint!ff of ten wa aiHiiit-i
tuili-vi - wiiVHHIttl HieUllH tl tlf
vi-.ti a ratupuijfTi uni in their
lamb ,VHt tnU t-ft i n y of
thi' lU'ht aainnt tin- Jim of the
ti-rnt'-rv. Tlx' commit be; )r.
y 1) W'ihmI. rtsairinuii, Knnl
Kuni'.!i. 1 -I'll Croner. H, I'. for
iH'iuH. W, V. Wiley, W. N. I'.arr
,.tli U ; I lure, 'l liixi. 11. Tuk"
jr ' j i;(nn1iii uihI Mayor A,
ll.iti. W, N. l'arn tt made an
t-nnu- ! talk hinging Utat much
mirk in .st Ih- accomplished or
tin- u . it four million in valua
tion nm'hl obtain. W. (I. Hare,
r. I. A UmWy. Dr. A, r. Uatiey
llr J. I' Tantieme
ho man a! I mail
Ui tin'
frholk
thai at !
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tor), a!
in-a .'
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work a
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arc hap
till- lii.-t
be
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'y ainl
th-,..u.
ion with
Idllll Jih'rt
V Ih.-C.
ami I'.i-nton
!l maiU' Kiiort wlilrrnwK
...int. IViil liniiirr, of
.lcliwrd one of his
he talk ttgait the
", ami A. N. Davie, of
w ho in in.Hiilt tho tTi i'
,i iruti'Htfil Uk'siinHt tin'
r'liinittro will develop it
rapidly jHtiHHil'U' uihI
i amnait'tiinj.' will start
.t.i'e a t ft' ton n thins.?'
.1. Those w I to attended
.i.ng. n mar an tin y
en'... i !' H ii-u wire:
lt J I' I .llurir. l A B ItallrV,
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f. f! I'l.Wl. Kt Stvrf. V N
ls.fr . VwSln IfrUmt. Ilfril lliil'IHK
It I lui.U .. 'Ini. lint ml lull lUi.Irl,
C V 1 .ii ii, W W )Ummm. Mwtinitul
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Snudi .( V CiMHirlt, rtmlrr I'm-m-hi,
I ii li kumlli, l'i tt . I. WimI,
A. f. Inrln, W.'l Vykt. B W
Hmi. . I ink Krt.), I" t. Al tt
Aii.l.i, .1 .. k, W V. Wllrv. Mti'.
K.H II i ,.n, 1 i.lli kln, C, I',
KiclnsMii, V M Mrliull(in, T. S
Wraihriir ! lii tt llkm, J.A Juilior,
tt. t. U ,-r. J..hn M. Willi
1 !" iiUrii.liinf fdiin the nuU .tr dt
1'ft.lt.li li I A It I'ttBI. II. I . Mint.
Mi. A N. Mtr. Klllloll. Itlilit
lln i t iiiHhih
JmU'i" (!innlin utatt'tl that hf
Sx'li, t, ni tluti tho n-al motive for
jnni'i' in thf Kantorn Mi'ctioit ilf
Hirirr to K t out wa.H tho rail for
MTiii;uu'nt road work. Me naiil
they wire ttillinf to pay for
thi'lll, lull f.'H HM-iatft Mult IU-
niah Moulil tive them tlioroti.rh-fitn-H
iuickrr. Mr. (iimhHh said
hi w:m oiKisel to division ami
fouhl nut nee that it viouUi be
lwnriinal.
I'l-i il tiinner otiiNses liivision
uihI a'nl that if it Khmihl as it
Wuiil.l in. but a question of time
until Hill.slioro ami Cornelius
wniilil ! rut into Multnomah and
the Went end of the count y
hwiiiik on U Yamhill county
fur wo are small enough us vvc
are. A. B, Flint siMike nlorg
the same lines with Mr. (Jmner.
Mayor liailey told the audience
mat he would tfive all itosstiiK'
"id and it was uihui his motion
inai tht' executive committee
was naini'd to undertake oduca
ti'Ut and publicity,
wants i:ni)ksi;mi:NT
On T il.' day William Jul
a larim r m-.-i ( 1 ,.:,i
tliive f 1 1 1 1 -; iiul 1,1 I nr,., ( I
t I . I I
n ii i i ii i uw ii i ruin f ,ia
HUf.taiiieil a ;. i-ri- cut on
head, and another m the i i
i ... i .... ...
err, t in- rr.inii i, a ru
it frhir mil. Mr Ji
liiilHi- Win fnyhtrnrii ,
A. I oolnlj-'e ailluinuliilr. I 'mil
idt'e, wliu m eiinnei tii will,
with the Oregon Kln-tnc m
capacity of (iem ral Manager,
was out lonkinvf oer the
loutitry. He and his ihatfeur
took the iinfurtunate man to
town ttht't'e I, in ttotilids ttrre
ilre-Hrd.
Sealed iioHisalH 'I'lii- undi-r
niened will rrceie scaled pro.
HHaU up to Saturday eve, July
!, I'.tl'i. and then opened f,,r
the purchase of l.'i cords first
growth lir-.t cla lir vm m 1 fur
Schmil Iii:.trict No. I'M, delnery
to U- prior Sept. 1, m (irenco
School huilse, liieht reserved tu
reject any or -all bids. 1. W.
Handler, Clerk Jiist. :w, HilKb
ro. K. i
Ottili to Hollietliill V'oil'
sMoiiir tt it h the pump at t In- jmiw -er
hotiic the water supply has
liei-n Hoinewhat limited at times
in llillslmro, fur a few days. The
tmulile came just W hen pi-opic
iiiiihI wanted water fur their
lawns, and this extra drain on
the MippU told
( iilinure sa'i s he
the pump m shapi
lninj.'i t'uinj,'.
K. V. Mitot'e W I: l.e to an-
nuiiiice that ail persons owin
him or the linn of Mm ire A
lluocr are rcipicsted to call and
set tie at once, and mi save costs
of collection. lie wishes pi
straitrhti-n all matters up im-
ined;ately.
Horn. July In, Hdo, to Mr. and
Mrs. II. T. I'.lair. of 1'ortland. a
dauirhtcr, weight, Hxiunds. The
happy father is in the eoinNMiiK
rooms of the ( lia onian, and was
formerly on the Arus. The
i'.auK'hter was Uirn on the birth
day of the (.-j-eat grandfather,
Jonathan Ikiuue. of tlsis city,
I,.,. ii i,.t
tin! ts a eranilctiHil tu airs, uuui
A. l:
1 GRASSES, ETC.
WanWd lur the big Street fair t
Ik- Held his Tail
ttAVr 10 MAklL A IIM SHOWIMi
County Chairman Connell Expct
a (jood Turn-Out '
VERY SMALL
I arim-r AIku Vcqucittcd lu kiinctiibcr
1'iir With l ine Vcjctablc
eavily. Supt.
thinks he has
How to keep
Hon. .las. Withyeombe. of Cor
vaiiis, was interviewmir the tlcii
Kiiles to the Republican county
assembly, which will convent'
here Saturday. His friends wil
endeavor to have the convention
Kive him their .support, as he is
.,u;.l.......l .. UF.,.,1. 1.... ('..until
...unnu-i ru w y usiiuiKioii vjiuiihj
"an. Mr. Withvcom be avs la
nut averse to the primary law
but looks iiiion the assembly nf
lair as nothmjj: more or iess than
an advisory tironosition. n
states that ho has some support
in Multnomah county, and thinks
if he shall u-et Washington Coun
i.V he nmv be able to iret the as
wt'iitbly nomination. Failing to
'and the nomination at the state
ennvention be says ho will drop
ait- of polities. He has many
iriends here, and as he has al
ways received the opposition of
the Multnomah machine he
Moulil be especially strong.
Naturally ho wants the en
dorsement of his old homo eoun
ly. and it is thought more than
likt-ly ht. win j,-0t it when the
l'lans gather, Saturday.
Mrs. R. V. Arnold and Chil
ian-, oj lliilsUiro.
have money to loan on ood
real estate security. Also can
find vou a Inner for your farm or
lUfUness, Cull and sec me at
the confectionery store, opposite
OreK'on Klectnc tlepot, IlHlslKiro,
(he. O. M. 1'oiH-.
Col. ,1. H. Kdiiv. one time edi
tor of the forest drove limes,
and now claim aK'etit for the S.
was out to the old stamping
'rounds. Friday, on business at
the court house, ihe oloiiel
as U-cn with the railway coin
i i..... i
any ever hince ne uraiiuaicu
ml of the arduous duties of the
ncw spaicr business.
Co to Wvatt & Co.. for the lat-
st sbiK-s. We carry the Puck
urd: the Hradley-Metcalt ; the
! Dunn and the Mammon
rown the U'st makes an
stvles. See our display w inuo
William II. Adams and Jacob
latterly came in Tuesday am
went down to lite t. i-tiu
otla-e. where Mr. Adams prowi
up on a timU'r land purchase on
10 acres of land on me mountain
near Mmintaindale. Mr.
went down as a witness
,.ii..iri Acres Acreage in
I ce ten or twenty iicicumi,
One mile north of Sewell station
.m Oiwoii Klectnc. Set
No airents. Prices
and terms to
Sew el I,
A.P.m llereert. who sawmillet
ll.....,;.nr
man v yean neat tn
iihu U now retired trom
business, his sons continuing,!
wan over to the county seal yes
terday afternoon.
Lathes' long silk lisle nloves
i : t' irlnvosi
are now ncmn oin. " o,v
at $l.tH);fl.W) Rlovesai t; cenus,
$1 Kh'ves at 50 cents; 50 eent
short Klovcs in silk ami lisle at
10 cents. H. Wehrumr Sons.
The twelve year old daughter
of Frank Yandohey, of Verboort,
horse. 1 uestlay,
and the little one sustained a
.i;.,i,...,,t,l elbow, besides a frae-
ture of the arm.
the many demands
r , tmtcons I have again
4 "'111 i"J ,
n.v hou to horse shoe-
injr U. (J.Cardner.lilackstnith
Thir.1 Street, Jlillsboro.
Marshal linker, the Chehalem
Mountain threslterman,
ii i
town Tuesday.
Post Master Cornelius, w ho has
ever been the moving spirit in
shaping things for the annua!
street fair and carnival, asks all
the farmers to take care of their
extra fine samples of grains and
grasses, as well as vegetables,
for exhibit this Fall. HillsUro
has always had a splendid exhib
it, but it could always Ik? improved
uxn if farmers and fruit tfrow-
rs would calculate a little U-
urehand.
1 his is an exceptionally fine
ar for yrain and for hay. to
ay nothing of the vegetable and
fruit line.
Mr Cornelius wishes to double
the exhibit of last year, and if
those w ho till the soil will respond
the expectations will be realized.
I bis Fall there will lie a large
immigration from the Fast, and
there will be many visitors at
the carnival. It will also be ar-
uiged to have the Fair adver
tised m Portland, ami tins wil
iraw big crowds.
Jl kSliV COW AlCTION
the undersigned will sell at auc
tion at the Brown Livery Parn,
Iillsboro, at 1 o clock p. m., on
SATURDAY, JULY PI,
Jersey cow s, aged ( to 8 years,
test from f to H per cent., all in
milk, and well bred. In this
lerd is included one cosv which
recently produced LSS jiounds ol
milk from which one quart ol
solid cream was taken, testing
i ner cent, butter fat. Stock
iriiririinteiMl healthv. Mav be
seen at place, North Hillslxiro,
at any time.
I erms of sale - One year lime
H iior cent, bankable note, lwo
per cent, ott for cash
K. M. lirwr. Owner
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Kd. Shvite, Clerk,
Argus and OreKonian, ?2.25.
Vic Crop, of near Glcneoe, was
over lo the ciiy ims montinK-
It will surprise you to go to
jreer s and set? me Tiurneroua
bargains on his Uirgain tables.
Sunday Scbrx.l at the Christian
Tiurch, at 10 a. m. Preaching
at 11. All invited.
Dr. I.we. July 22. at Tualatin PRECINCT MEETINGS
loU-l; at Forest drove, July A)
and 21.
Chas. Parker, of the Wigwam,
tas been on the sick list for sev-
ral tlays, but is now improving.
Frank Simpson, one of the
thorough farmers of the South
ualatin section, was in town
this morning.
Money to loan on real estate.
'erms reasonable. Apply to Ku
ratli Pns., Hillsboro, Or. 21tf
Krvine Hurk halter and A. W
KatTerty
owner,
reasonahl
suit. Jas. II
but
th
S. I TRAIN CMANOflS
( ommencinir with Minday ll is
stated that the Southern Pacific
will make a change m its tram
service, AH freights will be di
verted hv tho way of the lleav
crton cut-o!T; the Corvallis pass
enirer train will leave as usua
out of the union dejwt and come
out on Fourth Street and make
its return by the same route
The Forest drove Hillsboro
local in the morning w ill make
the Fourth Street run, and also
late in the afternoon will follow
its uresent custom. The two in
termediato trains, however, of
this local, will run into and out
of Jefferson Street, while the
Sheridan express will also
into and out of the Jefferson
Street deixtt. The question of
change of time has not yet been
sent out. ami the schedule may
remain the same.
ASSEMBLY CLANS
Over ISO Dckiatri Expected lo Par
ticipate In Meetinr
The Iiepublican clans, -who are in
favor of the assembly and say
they are to send a delegation to
the state convention, will con
vene in this city Saturday, July
1G, and Chairman J. W. Connell
expects that over 150 delegates
w ill be in attendance, 'ihe re-
C. F. Miller, the Forest drove
druggist, was in town yesterday.
Mr. Miller was at Reno at the
Jeffries-Johnson fight and says
that it i3 his firm conviction that
the fight wa3 the biggest frame
up that was ever perpetrated on
the public. He thinks that Jeff
ries friends took the short end of
the betting all the way along and
w hile it can not be proven, he is
satisfied that the purse money
received by the white man was
not all that he was given. C. F.
says Keno is a great place, and
that passenger trains came in at
the rate of one every 15 minutes
Sunday, Sunday night and Mon
day forenoon, before the fight
""VFriday, July 22. to 1 o'clock
'ip. m., Dr. C. W. Lowe, the
known optician and optometrist,
will be at the Hotel Tualatin.
Don't fail to have him test your
eyes for glasses. Nineteen years
experience. Dozens of Hillsboro
references.
Jos. Finsen, accompanied by
PR0FKN8IONAU
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Harytoa
Otflew Bllf-Morfn foliwt, iipUlr.
Roann 12, U nil 13. Hjl,tnrw- South
mmt corner Hiwellii nJ. bvooiul Ntrwu.
Bulb ' 1'hoiiM.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otflr atr omrTh Drill Drug Ktui
RMliienM Kiut of Court Honw,
to tb oorur of tha block.
JAM 8 FHILLIFK TAMIKSIK, M. !.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Paeitto Railroad Co
ConnulUlion tu French or KukIihIi. f
tico uptir, over A. (Iron' alum,
north aide of Main St., HilUtx.ro, Or.
Walker, of South Tualatin, were suit of the precinct - assembly
in town this morning, getting elections have not been turned
i
laying supplies. :n to Mr. Connell. as in olden v,
times, and he states 'that owing through town Tuesday, enroute
tdy and two sons. Address, , ti. t,.w,, B(,naAn arirnp nrpcinctii home after a trio overland
through postoftice, Mrs. J. . . ,,, , , through the county. vV hue at
care Argus, Hillsloro. Or. 18-9 , 7" ?L " ' Mountaindale they were guests
C. A. Coolidge, General Mana- f C L H. Maxwell. Jos. was at
gerof the Oregon Llectric, pass- precinct sessions . - S?e llme P'anerman l l"
ed over the county. Tuesday, in 1 r, IJJff' J latUrday's meet- T.homPsPn, ,Br0. 8ami11 f fl
an auto, to get a line on crops, , h,e,r5 12.75? MounUindale. The boys state
... 'i . V VTi. ui that they were very wei pieaseu
it. nst now becausa of the noas bl - . i . ' j
... wun wasningion county anu
See Wvatt At Uo. 's display w n- uy or me fonvenil0n enuoretng Drwl)ectJ for a splendid crop,
ow. lhe latest siyies in nais. non. ua.s. nunywuiuv tor guv-. . nnthin Mrellino- the
Kingsbury sou haw: tine straw ernor. Joutlook in this section is to be
tats, and Panamas. SOUTH HlLLSBOftO DELEGATES found anvwhere in the North
II. d. Guild writes that he is G W Barnes, Julius Asbahr, J W west
now comionaoiy ijcau!U ai va.e, yonneii i a i, a.,u.c w bothered with two
.Malheur Uounly, and is jienorm- jatK, rreu orneims, i ran- - f fall at Hotel
ing his tluties as Peceiver of the da!!. Benton Bowman. Max Cran- PJ JJ I k and
new U. S. land office. dall, John Dennis, E B Tongue,. ? AkJll tfc n.w
N H Alexander, r M Kelsay and I . aa(ia -tK ; . . ' .
Nels Larsen.
A. B.BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and q.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TinicWr. Or.
a a wvi vj a v. a
DR. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON1
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent Phone
OREN'CO, OREGON
For sale: Twelve acre's of oat
iay, standing. Three miles south
of HillsU.ro, C. p. dralx;!, Ind.
Telephone, 4, Simpson Div,
County Surveyor Morrill went
Iown to the Sam Sfoy place.
near Klmoniea, Saturday, to do
some surveying.
glasses with which you can see
all distances. No lines in the
NORTH HILLSBORO classes to collect dirt and strain
Dr W D Wood. Clem Shaner, W the eyes. Have him show them
E McCourt, 1 H Tongue, b U to you
rwliien, o a vurry, j oauey, c t? t wifi,,mU
n-'i" director of the Oregon Agricul-
viiwr, i. tioiiKAMU yvw.i.. t . CjcA-m was n the C tV
A nnmVii. nf thA nrpfinrtu I . i: u: iru
R iriliitt I..,l,w. uhnhurtbeen " Y"'" .u.l yesieraay, greeung u s
.,..v,vv wv. . . , - 1 ti:1vi.i.i n riKi iiiii.iun i nL h th l i w
l: ... H- lt.,n.l " ' . : .. . V I IIIK LUil VUUIllV J.I1CIIUS.
aueuuuiK miiooi ui iiuuiimnu, .u,,. t mpshnn rt he made in l 1 :n u:
Wash., returned home
week's sUty with D. B.
alter a
Emrick.
dood pictures of little babies
made with certainty, by means
of the new baby-poser, at John
son's Studio, IH-y
Born, to liobt. Hartrampf and.
wife, July 11, 1910, a son. This
is the second Ixtv for Mr. and
Mrs. Hart ram pf.
P. S. Peiino, of near Farming-
the proper time should be made Withyeombe still owns his Wash-
to nominate a full county ticket
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ft
(ieo N Spencer to B A Whiting et at
10 acre HC lb t n r 4 w
Walter lUnnan to Anna Stowell 4
lots in Buxton. ....; 235
V W Barnaid to Claude D Jack, 6
lot! 1'unlYi ad Dtllry I
Chiistian Lehman to W M Lauten-
chlar, lot 1 blk H Lehnian acre
tracU :-. 45
Katie Bothuian to tiank-W Bowen,
I . 1 r . 1
16 acrei sec 10 t n r 4 w 600 ASK lor mem.
ington County property, ana
says that while crops are looking
well up the West bide he has yet
to find a county with the hne
crop prospects that we have
down this way.
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.
ton. was in town I uestlav morn- 16 acrei leculmrjw
in.r Hp rpoort.s a line hav crOD Ms!'" Bk. to S SIFeour,' one
1 .. .. I,!.. ....... I c,e ronai....
Un 11 ma via).
M. M. Bridges, of Portland.
has leen amtointed superintend
nt of the Clinton - Kelly school
building and grounds, and the
position will carry alxwt $100
!er month.
Bargain counter, 10 cents, at
H. Wehrung & Sons - any piece
of goods on this bargain counter
table at 10 cent per yard.
Geo. McDowell, right 01 way
UNION SF-RVICHS
On Sunday next the churches of
..... 1 Ml ' ' ' 4 I . !M
Hillsboro win join 111 ittiee im
portant union services. At G a.
m. a union sunrise prayermeet-
ing at the Evangelical Lhurch,
led by Mr. Miowiana A. uck.
At 7 p. m. a union young peoples'
meeting at the Congregational
Church, led by Mr. Kex rarsons,
and at 8 p. m. a union evange-
istic service at the same church
wh ch the Kev. William K.
Yeirichs, pivstorof the Baptist
hurch, will preach and the Hart
and McGann chorus will sing.
The union services during this
past week have neen crowciea
and enthusiastic and it is hoped
that these on the coming will be
so. Communicated.
PICNIC
B. Trullinger, city council
J s Trumble to H C Kine. acrei man, nas Deen ptaceu in cnarge
near Forest Grove... 2400 of the county rock crusher at
Cha Rhoadea to Chaa Bevier 4 lota Oswesro. and has a crew of men
in Kairview, HiltsDoro I tu anA Tha
D C t'lery to Win C McClure, tract K"k V'":b.
vr is t 1 a r 1 w - ...,oOO 1 crosiici, w iiicii la a iic uuc, nao
William Sneii to Andrew Ackenuan, expected in there last night and
-O I.- .. a
U oj a aec 10 1 1 n r 4 w 1000 Tnpn ns snon lt ,s rj need
J FUrtepto Acme tteai km x ,u;u ,t.;n ;-0 K,,f a cVnrt
IpvCo.. iS8ncreseci5t Jnr4 w 1 "'"v" "
Minnie Fridav to Lee Drorbaugh, 4 lime, mere Will oe mmgs UOing
acre Fruitvale ad Foteat Gro-e 900 on rockintr roads
II I . UVUCI IT . ... J .. w vwtw.) 1 , 1 . 1 . ,
J n I 1 1 l n. IUa L-.t-rtKr. , nwrlT
a HnmhRin tract .IOOO I much iuc mw-hvii 10 uwucuj
D Pattuiio to Elbert R Hail, 5 59 a equipped there is sunshine m the
In hdeewoou tract..... 1500 hnnca - IWu in onrl 000 nnr
man tor tne Uregon Ciecinc, was Hans Kock to Koena rayne, 39 acre ThAmnion and Charter Oa'
. I . 1 i.: I ...AakAaaiAn ntT "---
in town lasi wees, greeung. m "Tu'Trr -novw Thv tha ht
1 rienus. . ne is puuing in nis ,0 ., - . I)iUev , Emrick & c- in
timi nil m tht A hanv countrv I o run...-B A d- ti ttir
..ii.v, f ... w I Y U i UUllltW J RWM'iUVlw, uV I , yi 1 T . 1
this Summer. int lot a steei'a ad -Beawnon-...... ioo uenerai Manager l. t,. uyne
- 1 . ii fpmi I. At."
, .... a b snuier toueouBiasa-., 2 1 i is ov er in iiuamooK ims wees
All Kinus 01 inings are on wk j6. Beaverton ... isoiorvi f oinVinnori m- rv,;0f
1 1 ill Ala. I. . " . . . 1 C4i ill 1,- tv ay uviivu v f vt w v"v x.
ureer s bargain taoies inat, ar J w,i o oeo xue.nze , 5 .ou, , .lphlan that he was having
In a In 1 1 n a au artfl . ... IO
rhriatina Feiiow'a to L a Duncan epicurean diet over there.
Four lota West Portland Heights mo new encnne has been sent over.
Lee Drorbaugh to U W Utorbaugn,
life estate tract horest l.rove. . . . I
1 T a 11 1 .. . n D...L G T ,. hen TfV.
J 1 ' EVUI1C W l ini' w . - 1.1, XT l 1
a sec 33 1 2 n r 4 w - 3200 me lower ienaiem.
AHKueiiy toe l. morgan, a lots lU,.mW , A 1V,o
in Rnmh.m trart I I lwiuuu au n. A iiJ
joph Simon toDauiei p chambers baler, and am ready to bale A.
137-5 sec 3 tnrjw 2750 L. Croeni, Bethany. Address,
johu Kirkiey to Geo Selkirk, und y, Portland Route 2, or telephone
ii.tin4lotMeuger Acre Aracis. . , . , ,:..: KA 17.18
at
was 111
congratulating
himself on a good season's run
this harvest.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
i;m in ilinhoitsemoving business,
;,.,.i if vou have a building to
move, see him for an estimate
n.-mI Bennett, ranching near
Laurel, was over to the city yes
a 1..., 11 11 Mitvs croos are look
i,ur iine out his way but a little
ruin would be acceptable,
t,,.. anle: Deering binder, in
gootl re,ntir. and in good running
'livn, of Sell wood, arrived in the .',.. 'p,.;,',,, (;0. Will take
, .1 1 i .... ,.,,t 1 OI Ul 1 . '" ' ' ,., .1; l,.f
Ci. Y. A milk.
16-8
''ly yestertlay, ami went on outi , ' u ,r f'or it,
Wi h Mi .,.,.1 m l I. Kinin- r. . hi 1
- 111 I 1 U II 111 I Ua J -'"-
'u. to spend a few days in the
fcoulh Tua at. n d str ct. Mrs.
Ueedville, Oregon
The rainfall is 2.19 inches short
really marked cheap. Come and
investigate before it is too late.
R. L. Robinson, of near Farm-
ington, was up to the city this
morning. Mr. Kobinson has an
infant about two months old that
weighs 16 pounds --which should
be winner in a baby contest con
sidering age.
Women's shoes in patent and
vici kici, $4 at z.;; mou ai
DR. W. E. PITTKNGER
Dentist
Rooina 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Blix-k.
street. Over Dnnli Suira.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Bam. H. Brnglmy W. O. Hmrm
DAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shute Boiltlln
HILLS B0 E0, . . OBEUOJi.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, & S, Morgan Blk, Hillabcro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offic UpaUtra, Bailey Morgan Blork
Rooma, I an J a.
HILLSBORO, - ORJSOON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ornca: Main Street, opp. Court.Houua.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, U petal ra, Rooma 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. iM. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
S1TARI.K No. 1
together with a lot Of flat cars, office phonea: Pacific States 501; Ind. 211
for use On a Stretch of track On Residence phones: Indeuemlent 243: Pa
cific States 481.
Herman Metzger to Geo Kitkley, lot
5 blk 33 Meujjer Acie iracts 335
Minerva Caudle has sued Thos.
a. a aa . n . i OT . I T. . .. . . Mi n 1.
.IW W ai i4.00 .00 IU i.OO Hennan Jie-iger to jonn -uaiey, 11 CtinA for divorep allptrinc an
.i or ' i m. i ok a i on of a mv h Mntr Tracts uauaie ior an orce, aueging an
.wi,4u.io, 4i.ck i a.u, 01 : --yr -y- c;,, ; . -,, - hincnvprnah fi temner imon the
H. Wehrung & Sons. J ., . ,,. Kl.i,a.r aris I narf nf tho iWenrlnTit She nln
1 1111 ivia - - - '------ -i Lvaa v v. iiiv vivivii 1 v ba iv miuv
Duane Harvey and wife, of Chas. m Coor to Luther Cooper, says the husband drinks to ex-
above Mountaindale, were in the Ja"n viin to T h McG wr, 6 acrea cess occasionally. She wants the
city this morning. They are now wm stokes donation 2500 care and custody of a minor son
putting the hmshing touches on s TWaikerto Nettie White, one- and $lo per month alimony
the new nomewmcn replaces me Ul ownof,rn 'oJi,ni,,,;n
, , , 1 1 I 1 1 . . I lirovp ZOO occ iiiou ui, jj, ouiLitiY mu
oia one, w men was uesiroyeu uy . . v ... n - , tn Jma m-c,...,. w How Thp lntesr. stvlps in bats
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do Iliijh Class
Dental Work. A New Otfice with
l-.quipuit
Tatnieaie Bldg. HILLSBORO, OBE.
Main and Third.
The Ladies of the La France Cir
cle Women of Woodcratt ol teit
ar Mill, will give a picnic at Wis
mpr'a grove. Saturday, July 23.
Snorts and games. 1 lance at the
V. O. VV, hall in tne evening,
good music. Tickets $1, includ
mir sumier. wveryuouy in
vited. 13-9
fire over a year ago.
Prospect Park, Forest Groye. 200!
llmurlnc Rhnrt, - trpntA Ov fords J "WU W j J iueancy, j .L.ca
.v.... - 1 near cholls. - ..... ,
in patents, vici, gun metal and jane M Sm,th t0 Aiomo Clyde, 4
rUSSetS, regular iM.bU, now Sell- lots, Smith's ad forest Grove 10
imr at " 7?; nt Wpliriino- & Son a Laura Byler etux, etal to Jas Brick-
u . v- o - , Rr. r.,.
ir i. oc mr cut S!l h ,vi ' '"" " n
- ' r r - -
Karl C. Thomas and Alice B.
Hocking were united in marriage,
July 10 1910, at the home of Mrg Robt AtkinSon Harold At-
lv invited to attend camp meetings.
S. u. khodhs, uonsui.
Advertise. I Letters
'in l ualatin district, mis. a... ,"v;;" ' it-ition since last
A ......i.l ...... . i- d.,,,, VP norma I nrOC'lPlulllOU biuce liinu
.. . is a sister o. m-. . and still our crops
I Strict Attorney K. H. Tongue
are looking tine!
Try the Argus and Oregonian
for a year, only $2.25.
Mrs. Martha Clark, of Hub
bard, Ore., was in the city this
week, a guest of Mrs. Susie
Morgan.
T. B. Perkins, the Buxton
merchant, was in town Tuesday
evening, and says that his health
is very much improved
P. S. Malcolm, of near West
Union, and who thinks Washing
ton county ranching is good
enough for himatter many years
James' Hocking, Forest drove
section, Rev. Stivers officiating.
L. J. Rushlow and family are
over at Netarts, enjoying a va
cation. They travelled overland
and went oyer the Wilson River
road,
W. H. Morton, the florist, arm
ed himself with a fishing license,
Tuesday, and started for the
waters around Mt. Mood, where
he will try his hand at the pisca
torial art, and incidentally visit
a son that resides up that way.
Geo. Susbauer, of Cornelius,
and who recently lost a filly,
which was stolen by a deaf and
dumb lad by the name of Hol
linger, was down from Cornelius
Tuesday, conferring with the
district attorney's office.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gates,
of near Leisyville, were in the
city Tuesday. Mr. bates was
recently prostrated
but is now
kinson, Elizabeth Borsch, Mam-
mie Campbell, IN. Cruson, W.
A. Dutton, Joe LHni, Mrs. L. fc.
Davis, Sarah Emrick, J. C. Fro
ney, Mrs. Clara. Farrell, Mrs. J.
M. Fuller, Kev. Hiram uould,
Miss E. Kemmer,. L. Landess,
Fred Moore, Bud Otis, V. M.
Preston, Roy Rice, Willard Ro
lard, Ross Se'dins, Samuel Seif-
fert, Mrs. Henry A. smith, L.
E. Slover," Mrs. J. F. Taylor,
Thompson, G. D. Williams, Lucy
Woodey. ": ' , '
B. P. Cornelius, P. M.
Hillsboro. Ore. , July 6, 1910.
MODERN WOODMEN
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I93, Modern
Woodman if America, meets every first
and third Saturdays in each month at
Kingsbury SOtt hats; hne Straw their Hall in Reedville, Oregon. Visit
hats, and Panamas. tf. ing and sojourning Neighbors are cordial
Geo. Schulmerich and wife left
nvprlnnrl with thpir antn the E HAW.8RMAM.Uerk.
first of the week for the Shoe-
Head, Southern Oregon, where f n
tney w u remain an wee, ueo J 5,
VV. win get, into kite Harness miu jaj
J .-v n fil-MAn Ann MnniViimr V-k I
UO iiuic susnuuuaiiuiuuiis uc- M fnn,rtn, an A Ri.HiorM
fore he returns. j
For sale cheap. Cow, highly a , T, ai
maAoA Joraav fr0h thrpppi JLarire tsams a apeciauv n
filttUV.U W-AU-Ja Viuvv : a, tli
months; test 4.28;gives 4 gallons I id'ptp!ioue i5t Rood-a Div. Q
rlailv. Ren Salvadore. Orenco. 1 B
v ' ' I b ....a a a n mr m. r mm
Ore. 18-20 tlllJ iDoro, UfC, K. t. U. 3 H
Open air dance, Saturday eve
ning, July 16 at Shute Park.
L. A. Rood is holdinjg' down
the treasurer's office at the court
house during the absence of
County Treasurer Jackson and
wife, in the mountains. .
Covered bpgtry, with pole or
with heat shafts, in good repairfor sale
recovering nicely. ' cheap, or will trade for a heavy
Mrs. W. B. Foster and daugh- tMivxaVBWiB
ter, Miss Doris, 01 lacoma, are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. W.
Bath. Mr. Foster is Supenn
tendent of the Coast Division of
the Milwaukee R. R., and just
recently came to Tacoma from
Des Moines
John Cawrse, of North Plains,
was in Tuesday, .and says that
the hops are looking fine, and
that as yet there are no aphis
appearing,
Cream Separator for sale
Portland, and who soon leaves Sharplesa No. 2; price $25-u J.
fnr San Franc sco. was out ves- naggeny, tcvcitu,
terday, the guest of Mr. and Route 2.
Mrs. H. 1. Uagley. Did you mtce 0f the new
Edward Baylee, of West Un- line of back combs at Ubby's?
DR I). F. HtlNtCK, V. S. D. V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
Ind. Pho 09, Sherwood, Ore.
Ore,
13tf
affiU-" ' CirCU" Tr Sk .t UaWtheliiBtofthewk
enOUgn lOr IlUIlaliei many ycciia iiui, la rnin ic,uyciiii iui.ciji, Liicop, vi "in 1.1 uuv wi u i.vnj - uu.tu.u v.v w.. ...... - ,J tt . i
w. imiU-rwcar 'of Portland life, wa3 in the city He brought in some fine samples road cart John ..Ryan,' carrier, ion, was a caller at the Argus They are just beauts, and the
.H.C U HOC l "I"1 t , " 1 . ... , 1 Al .1 L .. 1 ... 11:11-1 r A o -0 ,.i .,., .. ft nnna 1 Mot- am ta
I of early Alexander peaches. 1 on Hillsboro, Route 3,
18 1 office yesterday afternoon.
I price just suits.