Iff
V?
Wt "
Vf K.
jalatin.
W " . .... n i..:..
ill U I"'""
II I I sold a ?li,lH
I all.'L'.M II
I that the tart
muter li'l ii"t haw
jh JURY GASES
I CIRCUIT COURT
111
M . .
lii.iiii-
MI Mill III K IIISI
,tj lu ll Mj !, Whia
,1 ,(.iia luaveawa
1,.-. ! tried. IH'
I . , c
I'll T V er-S'M .
i wife, of Smith
.t I I
of .hl fail.-.!
It h "omr-what of "clnchr"
1 :tt !,. j.rltnarv law has heljM'd
m! Satn'n htal rtci-iptH
in tin' Matt- of Or.y.m, for thou
Mtmh of dollars havi- l cii i-x-
ii.I.'.I within the last thirty
lays for iMastage Htatnps. u,e.
lV candidate in setting forth
their damn to the registered
vol. n. As rapidly as registra
tion wa effected there were par-
after the lint, and m soon as
a man put himself on th.- hook
he wan the recipi.-nt f .-tt,.rs IWemtur U CaHrd One ul The Ablest
' ..f . ' " UuHkatmua I, Stale
'J " H'i"K llll" L.MIV-
rniin'iit. the campaign so far
has entailed a yreat atnoiint of
work on fii other employees, it
naturally meaning that in this
county alone .-vcrat thousand
extra U tiers havr hreri distrib-
ute.t nun week tor the past
lortntiii.
praises tongue;
Iii iirnnj Jury Charge, l'iy
Irkl Attorney Cumplimcnt
C. W. MSI I V AI'IDINflb IIIW'.MAM
Vn I"'"'
..yiL'Ill h
f, 8I,.l that u,. m... w.h
land l" : r ' ' "
L...t .,f t'r.i-iK-r. an I lie i-I.inn
d thi -otn:llH"lil. Mi"-i uh-
,V ll.r. ntt-riM')-- for
y.bin"". '""'1 f,,r u nii-uit.
,hi(h a. uranlol. llu- jury
IJlllilN-oll,
"Xhi'i.lh'-r i a-- vuh for lii. "
.nm.'d from tl:i- I irnt Nation
t:ii . " I'iirui H m
the linn i 1 1 1 if M-v ! mowi.T.
Whiti tli'' m-at luai ki l Im-ones
ut t tinivt' tin I.roth-
k It ll... Iitiklln.! tAUU
r.ot Ml ti.i- 1 1 t it. A t!' mon.-y
.rrvi I on that umli r
flamlinv', and it wa inado ilain
id tin' h;mk, that in- wan thf
f.nairial lartor, thf jury found
fjf Hi.- hanking hol', 1 In'
r- atdi harv'i-tj until .May J
fhrl'tiiiiK r Uol'iii"" jur, V.
Tut kt r. .I"hn Vauil.-rv al. J.
Kwlo i". - 'anil hy, A. I',
IMfV, V. I.. WhImt. i lum. Iw.y,
, i. hi, ;mi. Win. William.
Ill Ain wid. r, (m-u. II. A'lau .
AiU'd M ii 'fH'.
Thf t r t l. mm- jury (..
Vind.hn, li. J. raHual.'.r. J.
IL Knii. v W . ll. Waik.T. K. Mi-
KnsK'tit. ''t-a i. 1 1 v . John and r
0. I-:. Siiu lan-. .1. V. Mc
YMtH. , l . Hall. A. t . Pul.y.
S. A. l. M. . k.
t CI ION sm i:
Thf Uliih I" U'lii il Will r Ut illl
he aurtioii at thi' l rd .Mi"-r
plaff, iihi and mu ii;irtt r unlit
trttuf L-turid. nt tn a. in, on
TU.SUAY. ArUll.HO
Rav l.oi-s.-. T vi-ai old. O'
poumU, sound unit trui'Miul tin
urk hom. ' hfovsii tnari', 10
jttirauld, losind, ami tnii". inn
n work animal, :h ucil a ti
(in brood man'; hlark colt.
yrarliiik'. out of (iuHton IVitIhtoii
horw. Ifiii'i' frchh i-ovvrf, am
to to !' trr-ih ulxiiit timi of
Uk tin - v,w uvv .h-rni am
JrrM'V and Shoi thorn i'iiil
and all aiv i'h milluT-i. thr t
cows f resit in Sfj'tPiiil'i'i'; Uur
ham hull, I cars tdl. i' i '! am
tikf to liundlf, HcM-ral ton1 nut,
l.t N II AT NOON
Terms, of Hah-; One year
umt' in h r.et ciMit, ai'i'i'ttvet
nnkuhle note. 1'wu w rent
off on lii .h.
I nil Meyi i's, owner
y W. II ivhes, Am tionirr.
Kiiiin I'.iowti. t'leik.
Cnnl u( I hunk
We desire to thank all tin1 frioiul
n iii'i:hlMii-! wlui ho kimlly as
'isU'ij us ilunntr I lie ileal li umt
if mil father, .liWlll A.
II. K. t'rnshy.
W'ar.l ll, I'l-nshy,
Dora N, frosl.y.
I or Sale or Went
In instructing the April irrand
jury, eoniHHe( of C. W. l'Jsley,
loreman: tlhariM Muralt Otto
Aschotf. Henry (litheriK, l'ert
Mi-Arthur. J. V. IlarlesH. ami
I human Mooney. Juilue (!amir
1 Monday paid I itrtct Attor
ney tongue a hiRh compliment.
Thf court nan! in part:
II ml anv t'tnr iluruiK your Invntiif
llimi ynu lit itou'il wlirtlirr (lie (U
iiliurl rutililulr iiime in It
hrllirt if m rriuie. it linn cranril n,t
I'UiiHhaMr liv rmm ul luliw 1I lllii. Of
dititirf t.uitll iiici'tiuriiiiu, you nmv
atmkt litrariiliiirtit i.f ft l In tli mart
illmul iiirntiKtiiiiv the nmir .( In-
ilnri'limla mt atk lot inatructiuti. I
I represent Spirella corsets
not Hohl in Htores. W ill call at
liome on reiuet. urid do the
fitting, and teach how to adjiiNt
and wear theeornet. Our tailor
ed made to measure cirs4 tn, with
an cuiM-rienrcd cor. tiiT service
cost tm more than hitfh cla.su cor
cetH punhaied in Htoren. Mrs.
M. li. raudie. llill.sl.oro. Fifth
and .Lukson SU. I'hotie No.
.'1.1
Ihe Arus asks every fruit
v-rower. ram grower, vep-tahlc
grower, etc., in Washington
county, to watch out for thi
lreet fair which will he held in
lilNUirn thin Fall, without fail.
We can turn out fruit, train and
ej-. t ahleH that can not U U-at
n the world over, and we want
to xhow the visitors what we
i i I,
an no. i.ei us no longer lime
our iiu'tii unuer a pumici. wv
an ! there with the hell and
we will.
Miu wants tins the under-
Mt'lied will ni-eive hids oil 10
aens unimproved hill land, one
mile from Huxton. iH'injf the
Smthw.-st i of the N. W. j Sec
tion ll T. 2 N. li. 1 W. The
ru'ht is reserved t reject any or
all lids.-l. T. Mills. Hanks,
( M eK'in. I h
(iuite a nuinlM-rof H-iple who
re to fore have tecn against a
new .school iiutiiiitifcr lor uiusiHiro
i.'lve Kllied a tetitiun asking for I lvr amy irmit.lr liinu tliia liur )uu
i i -I . .i I.... ui I. ... ll.. iii.itit'i aiinnM'
iiii i. ii i i urn !o iiceiiie lor or I --" -
iiK'amsi tne erecuon oi a ."' fl,, ,1,11 n, in..i ri.i.s. i.-iili.iiH
Htructure, grounds ami liuihluiK. nri.iMTUtiirn that this r miv oiht-r
visit to the puiiiio Hihooi any
W. J. Wall haH return-! from
a trip down to Southern )r"Wn.
Jan. W ilsfin han K"ne to 1'ort
land to take a .sition.
Kx-senator H. W. Haines wan
down from Forest Grove the last
f the week.
Ju'U'e Mollis, Forest Grve,
ami Virgil Mas.Hey. of tirnelius.
were in the city Iuesday.
Mr". J. A. Thornliurico, of For
est tlrove, was in the city rallinjr vtd l Have
on friends, luesilay afternon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wallace,
of near Farrnintori, were in
tow n yesterday.
Mrs. J. 1. Weisenbeck. oi
Ueedville, was in town yesterday,
calling on friends.
W. W. Hostetler. one of IU-1-ville's
hnpKrowers. was a Hills
Imro visitor, Tuesday.
C. F. llisse, of Scholls, was
up to the city yesterday afternoon.
E
A BIG CELEBRATION
Committee Met Last Night and
Started Thine Mving
W. W. IMISCOW ELECTED CHAIRHAN
Tw Days Celfbratioa
July J aaa1 4
W. W. Boscow. W. V. Wiley. C.
K. Koontz and H L. Moore held
Thi tas!a'l manz"rpnt will
five a tnent nance or thf t ar-
dinals at lli!lsloro Hall. Satur
day evening. April '3. Iancin?
will U-'in at H:'.'JK and the Cres
cent five-piece orchestra will fur
nish the music. Dane1 tickets
will cost $1.00. and a charge of
2.1 cent w id ! made to specta
tors. If you want K' Oil baaehall
ami you all do- Insure an!
(five the U-nefit a p 1 financi;.!
sup-rt. If yoi I ve a (fool
teari it means xrenditure.
There are many t. n3 smaller
than Hillsboro whic'i put up a
thousand dollars of subscription
for a (rood baseball team. Give
the boys your dollar, whether
PR07EWIONAU
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
i'hyxirUa aid Sarg-rwa
Otfirr: t'pataira in Schulmaricb Blorx
Ketitnc 8uathnt rornr RwUi.i
and trouit Htrwu Butia I'liunrs.
S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M4
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otfio onUlrunforTb Iwita IrHB tu..
Kfcrtdaoc Kt of I'ourl Houm,
la ten eornr of Iho bltM-k.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
8ur(tm Southern PaciHe Riln.1 r...
and aluo of th: Orrgcn Kltctric Railroaiil.
Loiwuiuiion in freiicn or Emlinh.
a mmmitt.. mwtin!f last evenintr vou indultre in the art where
... .!.:... : r...- vnur feet keen time to music, or 'J ,h.t;."."!?. "'" "''
Ulin sidi in LIWMK3 inuoiiK i"i ! ' - "wm
two days celebration in Hillsboro.
July 3 and 4. W. W. lioscow
w as elected chairman of the (ren
eral committee. Wm. Nelson
not.
if you want fish in season,
fresh from the waters, clams.
lobsters, oysters, poultry, and all
kind3 of fruit3 and vesfetables.
was appointed chairman of the call on I). P. Corrieri, on Second
.iji' i '
h . :d r.
, y '.
V r - , , . . is su i wkij noacm-co imi vn
morning, owinif to repairs U-.nif chairman of the committee on h . . whJ h gunk off the
i . i ..'. . ........ I I wifal miKic I.. ...... . I
made by Contractor Lorsuntf,
vocal music.
Tho nnmrnittuo nilimirnM to
I he feed chopper at my place. m... lir, nii f,t ,v. rhairman
. .i... :o ..it a..., v;...,.. i
M'lnany, win run un uay, oawui-i
av. April 27. for the last time
this Hcason. Al. Croeni. 6-7
l'eter N. Vanderanden, of
'.auks. HUlfered a broken le(f.
'uesday. the injury resulting Gentlemen
from a wajfon wheel passing party:
over the member.
Do not Jorjfet that Dave Cor-
win will do your plumbing and
give you estimates. Satisfactory
work always, and prices that
can't be given by others. One
oor south of Hillsboro National,
Second Street.
at the
lMtkl Allornry F. 11. Tohk
ll.mrxn. ilu nut .iirlirni Hint '') UI
liavr any I rent, If alonn tliia liur a )iu
mil liar wilh ton llir itiatrut attmni v.
ln Itna had much tiilriic ainl i r
tliilrli I ill this atati lias rvrr hail, mi
tar as I havr beta alilf to nliservi'. In
your luvraiiiialma ol any rliai you
Imuld only hrar cvHiitrlrnl rviilmcr
lliat u. vou aliall ircrivt nu olhrl vl
ilriicr auili aa miijlil I (ivn on III
loal of Uic fia n flueucd, II yu
heutil inilu-l a fcriai n on htaraay or in
couiMlriit tvl.lrltre lirn e alioulil
omr to trial It 0uM t inu,oaaible lo
coin irt on that claM of Iratimony, ami
llir nut ii lv woutit I put to a viral ileal
fraia-nae il!int acomipllaliinK "r
lenull.' irrin tity l-.ntcrpruw.
school
dav is pria'f tawittve of the needs
of more schiail room, and it is to
U- homd that the measure will
cam at the proiHseit election.
1 he date f the Vote Will Ik'
. i . a .
K'lve.i Hi the not ilisiani luiure,
ure lired t'rystal White Or
pington and l'.laek Minorca eggs
lor hatching, tl.oti mt Retting
of l.'i I'hone. ( it V l.. Mrs. N.
II. Alexander, corner Hth and
Washington. M1 Week Ijid Fare to Tillamook
.1. L Stannard, C. H, in the IWathcs
- . . I ' .... I I
niti ov of the vv asmnif inn ire- ,, ., ... i i..,i
-' .. i l l lie iUlhl'i n i aeon- naa nuun
ctoriH.ralio.i. .nin.M. oiK.seu . fnjm
.sain iy'r"W Portland and Hillsboro to Bay
oui to me in o u) u;ar,lmitlj station) am
eti on me niK". ,,ih..i- iy..n resorts on the new
When th- diiference U'tween I lucific Uaihvav & Navigation
the coHt id lr. owes superior jIH, at One and One-Third tare.
et .H .-s. and the interior Kinu T ekets irixM going on ftaiuruay
.a I . . a II
tisnudv sold is h i small, the won- amj returning the ioiiowtng
,i.... 14 ih.. inferior kind is Bnld at Mondav. Train leaves Union
nil Or. mwe will He in titiisuo
ri April Li;.
Depot via Uh Street at a.
I .I'll .1 ... ft m
ni. nili M S Him HI lu.w . io
tiuriiil
Crosliy,
Banks won the first game
ti... Vinson Suiidav. beating I -or
iwlios miv to one. Thus Banks
has thrown its ha, into the ring.
no.l is rca.lv for all amateur
coiners.
Mis. A. Welch, of Portland,
in the citv Tuesday, n guest
,.i 'm. ('.. IL Besse. She was
I bv Mrs. F
ho will visit Mrs
Itesse. who is her daughter, for
a fortnight.
I'or sale Two mares, weight
c-jyi u,a work sinkfli' or double;
r.w I"-'! " ' .
seven
dress
Ore.
t Itrown and Tlios. Mc-
of Call on Agent Union Depot or
Ith and lamhill &t reels. a t
CARDINALS LOSE
HAL GAME
A 8ileiidid lil-iicre improved
'arm, in suburbs of good viill'.v
town; guu buildings, living wat
fl lilenty of fruit, etc. An
jwnl hniie,"Ad.li-es:i Box :CW.
nillshoro, Ore. 2 tf
rVank K linger, of t'orn-'liiis,
as in the city Saturday.
I'l. Lowe's glasses do not need
guarantee that goes with
"ii'tii. There's a reason.
,'' "nil Mrs. T. A. Fowlos, of
Jwvo Mouiitaiiulale, were in the
-'iy ji'sterday,
."csh oysters in bulk. Finest
t oyHteis cocktails. - II. T. Koe
m new brick, Second Street
Jacob Ii;ill'ty! and Ilonry
l'niHm, of above Mountain-
Ul"i were in the city Tuesday
Khode Island eiirs. for hatch
it .i
nn.i ten veara inn.
Baislev. Hanks
Columbus Urays and Locals Play
IntcreslinK 10 Innings
BI T 1.1'CK nKOkE TO THE VISITORS
Cardinals looked like acmevinf
Last Inninit
parade committee: Jas. Milten-
N. C. J. Christensen, of the berger. W. C. GifTord and G. A.
Patterson w ill act with the gen
eral committee on finance; G. A.
Patterson will look after the con
cessions; 0. Phelps was appoint
ed a committee on advertising
the big meeting, and N.
H. Alexander was appointed
Scholls-I.aun-1 section, was in
town Wednesday.
Thos. Council, of near Glencoe,
was in the city yesterday after-nxn.
The Rood bridge, below New
ton, will Ik; c-1os.n1 until bunday
Street. This is the only first
class market of it3 kind ever es
tablished in Hillsboro. and it w ill
be of interest to you to call. We
have some fine, healthy cabbage
and tomato plant3 for sale.
Many Washington County peo
ple know Herman Klaber, one of
Portland's hop buyers, whose life
is supposed to have been lost on
aide of Main Bt Hillaboro, Or.
ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. 01
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
i-AKL C. FISHCR
For State Senator
Newfoundland Banks, Sunday
night, wherein 1312 lives were ORENCO,
lost, while only w& were saved.
The liner, the largest in the
world, struck a huge iceberg
about ten o'clock in the evening,
and went to the bottom four
hours later. Mr. Klaber has vis
ited Hillsboro a number of times
in the interests of his hop firm.
He may have been picked up
Office Ifcmra to la a. m ; I to J p. tn.
ToeMUT, Thurnlay, Saturday 9 to la
Ca.W answered day or ni(ht. Both
nhonta. Office oyer Hillsboro National.
AMAArVaiWMVaWaM
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Inilependent Phone
OREGON
J. 0. ROBB, II. D.S
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OFFICE:-Upstatrata Schulmerich B'ltg
Residence: Baaeline Street, second door
east of South Side Street.
Both Phones office and eaidence.
III'ZSBORO, . OREGON
Episcopalian services
Congregational church, Sunday choice for U. S. Senator.
afternoon, at 3:00 o clock. Bev. Statement No. 1
I. D. Chambers olliciating. All Karl E. Fisher.
are cordially invited
TI... N.',.ri h Plains baseball team SEALED BIDS
will open the season Sunday,
of the Bepubliean
I believe now is the time
to enact laws that w ill help the
I J L Cav. iL.
common ,eop.e arm oene m. u e b - of fc fishi fl faut
larmer una ous.ne man a , fc hel( t jn thig
elected I will work hard to get anticirjatn
the following measures through: 9c'Paon-
Two-cent carfare. Have 7i acres very best land.
Rnek all Washincrton countv value f 1900. four miles north of
I T a. - aV a 1 . J na.
maris. r oresi urove, w am 10 iniue iur otfice hoars a to n a, m 1 to o m
Put singing in Oregon schools 1 to 3 acres near station on Ore-kalla answered day or night. Bah
and will vote for the people s gon Llectnc icy., improved or phones, office in American Natiocal
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surjreon
without
L N.
unimproved, with or
buildings. Address, A.
care Argus.
Quite a number of Washington
County voters went to Portland
two points of m-
Tuesdav. with
with the Cornelius team, on the Sealed bid3 will be received by terest in view one to hear
new grounds at Cornelius. Cros- tne County Court in Hillsboro. United States Senator Robt. La-
.y will pitch for North Plains. up to2 p. m., Wednesday. May toilette make a political address
WV can suimlv vou with vetfeta- 1. 1912. and then opened and at the Uypsy &mun auaiionum.
wecan supply you wiinvtgeia . . . . tabernacle, and the other to
make special I prices o marked of a piling bridge at see the Coast League -teams play
maKe special pntes w "fei u.;i, . ii. ha . Port and d aved the open -
gardeners, on large quanuues.-"- X..rr"" TnMH,Vaftmmn and
k-rgen Floral and Nursery Co. vine, oevweeu nuiauu.v "' '"i
'hone City 825 Orenco. Plans and specifications lost to i nsco, 2 to 1.
A r Patten nt above Banks may be seen at the Clerk's office Discount in Millinery-Begin-
A. C Carsiens, 01 aoove canKs, T -;v, 9 nHPrvnt to reiect a h j
stated yesterday that the cheese - b I w it
. . VVII Wl i La 1 1 1 at, iva vsa.
VL 0. Stevenson. Judge, sell all trimmed hats at a dis
By order County Court, this count of twenty per cent Mrs.
April 10. 1912. I. Bath.
Deputy Game Warden C. A.
Bank, upstairs.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON
Saw. ft. afaw W. Mmr
OAOLCY A HARE
ATTORN K YS- AT-L A W
Booma 1 and 1 Haate Biildiag
HILLSBORO. . . OREHOM.
tabernacle, and the other to WwaVwwwswi
E. B. TONGUE
factory started Monday, and the
output has far exceeded the ex
pectation of its patrons. The
milk sutmlv is big. and the fac
tory is turning out eight hundred
jKHinds daily.
Now is the time to open a sav
ings account with the Hillsboro
National Bank, which has a sav
ings department; under govern
ment supervision: 4 percent
interest paid 1 per cent -on
savings. $1- opens an account
$1.
Dr. J. 0. Bobb, Saturday op
erated on Joe Manning, the
a. f . . a. f11 -
Adam ueit. oi uenierviue, was ,. - pfa vmct
oyer to the city yesterday. of Forest Grove Sunda.t whne
Frank and Bert Rowell were the former was fishing on Gales
up from Scholls this morning. Creek. When asked to produce
W.W. Boscow was a Portland his license he pulled a Wilder
visitor tndav on the deputy. He was brought
visitor today. before Judge W. D. Smith. Mon-
t H' 06' iw day morning, and contributed
J W m Come bus. of Blooming, f hj
were in the city this mormnR. . . Min.
. ... , ...... Su ts to order, from $14.00 up.
Hugh bmith was aown irom The g Green Premium Trad-
rnrrst i.rove vesteruay nucr
youngster serving a jail sentence noo,u talking politics. .
K S ' r' n "Lcin, Hon IraE Purain. the sage of pressing.
rr.f.: ; c.t.n hnmtnr North Forest Grove, was. in me tailor.
in me viwiu umii.i..... ............ , .. . nn Knc nusant - -
Appendicitis was the young fel- y ". rj. Lamkin. the veteran un
ion's affliction, the court house. ner saidf Mondav: ..Thirty
lo,,,,,. ThnroiHrhbred White Mrs. Francis J. Bailey, of seven years ago this morning I
For bale. Ihnu f Portland, one of the Portland landed in Portland and the next
Leghorn eggs. Pen consists of rwi aim u snrTraLrptte av Mmp tn Hillsboro. There
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW
OtTicea upstairs in Schalmeri.-h Block
MWMAaalWWtrWr
JOHN II. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bldg, Main & 2nd
UILLBBOR0, ORMOM.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court.Hoo.e.
HILLSBORO - OR EGO'S
laWa WMWawVMwVwW
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
ing Stamps given for every 50c office, upstairs in S:hulmerich Block"
in new work. Cleaning ana
by
Christ Wuest, the Hillsboro, - - Oregoa
SQaj- 3- 4na6rl
3. S3.
B. . CaStixta
of the anti-suffragette day came to Hillsboro.
there was not much to Hillsboro.
" ... . i ... I lourliTM
tWO year Old hens maieu 10 eariy unainthe citv VPS- u na nnt much to Portland and Utm . ieftamemt, UttuiilKB una all arte.
hnteLd cvkerels. wh chDroduce movement, was in tne city yes was not mucn w ' or d"": T dtaMK mwwit. - Mwmfci-
Ctablrt
SCHNABEL & UROCHE
t mifrr4rkr lstatra, r4iaaaiailr,
Maafairal aaa Waiart.
Cl.'ncnil-)id)tisiiiiijr. l)jtriilen-iilfun8. Sell
ti, i. nn s out ui) a tine came
.- .. . III. v"" I
Daniels, of above Craw oru, wen . .. . ., am0 Sun
down to the city Tuesday attor- . from
't'l. ... i a a i in i titP n 1 tia.vi s..w
,uey Pi.ii i... - .I . ... uliri,rh l in fn
latllfll. I llilll'll II ( a;'ll Ml I y iiit.wi
IU MIVIV li ' . a
mnbns Gravs mac mem oy a
IllMll).
one oi
mists.
M lOMiu.rnde ball at
Hall. Saturday evening, April 27
Music by I'ordB
KverylHidy invited,
eiudiiig supper, $1.1
Bethany score
of 5 to 3. Robinson and
Morris pitched for the locals, and
orchestra. ji;iui,nro scored two in the first
Tickets, in- ......... . nm, j the seventh
ll-O
ri,., Ci-.'ivs scor ed in the second,
liev. John KiillfP will hold sor-
two in the third, and two in
vices at the Farmington U- " ... when tl
When the Cardinals
...ti, until fur- were at bat in
IIIUI.WII .- I " -
bases were filled wunno one uuu
uie nuT . ... ... ., t(inlh
tia,, ch.irch every uu;v:: the
Friday i" "'
ther notice.
. .. . 1....1. hntitav0r nniKH
town, yosti-rday, with a tuntn uk fc AU the
of Forest Grove baseball fans, JJ,1 in lexpectancy of
who wet to Portland Die day. km t0 tie the
to witness the opening game. J'e end 0f the inning, or
s iv-don't let anyone sell you t n ovor one more and end the
u cheap powder. Get the genu- The lucky three bagger,
" ' Hercules, niade by the Dupont wever M to materialize.
Powder tV)., and sold by J. h. Th boy3 put up a hne game
."v.. i.,.K,iih Ore. tf , ,nd showed class. The
. . . . . e ) . :
i - i. ir... i ra. neroav. lub icuesi. ui iciu.,
sirongesi chicks. ioeKK. a.u, . iomp different now
an einrs. S7 uer hundred. The little five year old daugh- But it is some auierenc, now
Call at Bethany.-Emil Stark, R. ter of E. GotT fell down stairs The Grand Marca is the most
2 Portland. Ore. 51-7 one day last week and fractured wholesome "two for a quarter
,r . na .ina Hav pnm. her left forearm. Dr. Robb at- smoke on market-made in Ore-
JwZ and many were outTn tended the little sufferer. gon, by . E. Schiller. When you
Luio'atingmS craTk afthe For Sale by Owner-Thirty-five smke g& 8
voter. Today and tomorrow the acres, 20 in cultivation; 3 acres warca;
voter is king, and then for a few beaverdam, some timber; all nec- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lmmott
... . . f I . . tf-k 'l a. L 1 a . a. . . J llAHmi
weeks he will be lonesome, ior essary buildings; z mues souin- ana lamiiy reiurneu iuuhuoj
he will get no political mail to west of Hillsboro. Price, $9000. evening from a month's visit in
cheer his toil. Terms. J.N. Miller, tiillsooro, Southern California, iney en-
A Hillsboro visitor the other Ore. u joyed the ny u;
day said to a citizen of the town: Fred Rood, of below Newton, to g back to o d ; m
"You have a nice town here, but wa8 up to the city yesterday Ke h0nf
what you want is more payroll, morning. He says that the hops ;ded Mrs. Kieth is
You should have a big sawmill need a little wet, and then some ex "ded vi.it. mrs. n
here. An official of the South- warm weather, and they will a sister of the filenames turn
em Pacific Railway was telling S00n be climbing the guides in m011-
me the other day that vour city great shape. For saie-a regisiereu oersey
Pnr. sale- White Oranston bul1 calt- neany nv,e m"n lu:
$20 per hundred. Also have a ure-
few cockerels for $2.50 each. H. The yellow bloom is covering
North Hillsboro. on the emirtvard these days, and it
Boeker nlace. Garabaldi Ave., will not be long until the blue
and Glencoe road. 49-tf
. . a - -
itorw-ick. Reedvilie, ure.
..." . A.vlirf nf
C. R. Besse, superu uu...-
... l.,,il, VJl . . Ll ..l....f UMI4 11
u -..loin t'nn, nn iuih ii ,i , ....iter and ngni pnn -
K DHI-hoses l ..r. unllioir of 1 10 W UU 5 " t..r,lilV. He
i. '. t i "" ijouoiiiirir v suoi -
rin .... ... . . "
fcchoiirt Literary' Society
Kive a drama for the benefit
oj the oi'uanizitiion, at Artisun
"a'l. Sclmiis, Saturday evening,
X" 27- Eleven young people
' imi ticipate in the play, "Dia
P'OKisand Hearts," and it prom
8f to aiiord an excellent cnter-
Prenoiim Tracling Stamps are
ir veil on ijauiea -wo
k Cleaning and pressing
hy Christ Wuest Ask for a
book.
Mrs. S. lUVosser, of Oswego,
was the guest of Mrs. J. P.
Tumiesie, the last of the ween.
anyway, and showed
line-up toiiows:
HlUSIIORO
Kieeiunn ..
lll-II.UlKOII
Krtincr
Kelly
Knctielar....
lUworlli...
Slilplry
rtielpa
RoliitHou- Morris. tl
Utittilre, AiIhiiis
l h....
....a I)....
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,.,.a
f
cf
r (
c ....
p....
COM' M HUS
..AVhittrn
... 8igt'e
Colu-n
Rrown
Lucky
,, ..Kentiey
Cltapin
.Rod.la
.Hewitt
would be an ideal place for a mill
that would have a large capaci
ty, and he tells me vou would
get the same rates East that
Portland mills enjoy, and just as
good a rate for lumber shipments
to the South. All of your slab-
wood would hnd ready sale, ana
this would very nearly pay the
freight on your logs. You have
one of the best sites in the coun
try and vonr local business men
should encourage the location of
such an industry. You could
make sash, doors, moulding
etc., and find a ready market all
the time. You can interest out
side capital just the minute you
say to them that you are ready
to' take a chance on your town
and will put several thousand
.toiinra into the institution.
ah nf which is Brood logic. Our
condenser is operated by foreign
int ait a I nnd the sawmi 11 now in
operation is mostly the capital of
tiem.in whoresides in Port
land. Hillsboi-J is thriving, but
how much better would it be for
p A. Northrup, of Shady
Brook, was in town yesterday.
flower makes its appearance.
When coated with the blue and
gold bloom the grounds are some
class.
For Sale Residence on the old
Banks. 10 miles out on the Pa
cific Railway & Navigation ne,
has branched out in mcorpora-
tinna trip nast week. L. L. CraW-
.... r - jt- . i ., , , I!...
fr.t A. V.. ( arstens. ti. J. Wli- ( anvon foniana roaa, on ivuiie
cox, M. W. Armeniroui mm iv. pi. raus piatc. uciuK Vai
N. Stevens have mcorporaiea Pointer donation ciaim. ror
the Banks Co-Operative Co., with particulars, address Kittie M.
a membership fee of $10. The Ellis, Forest Grove. 4-tf
KSfffi nmductTof mTas seen Harry McLachlan, one of the
"d lh.e pJuc??1i.:.?n!f.n earliest of engineers on the P. R.
nVin.e..A.uL was in town the first of
EE C " nTorated wTh week, enjoying a vacation
Montgomery and Vessie Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moon, of
Chas. T. Powne and Melle B. Centerville, were in town Mon
Ashby as the original ineorpora- day afternoon.
tors. Thenewnrmisw nanaie w Arnou of Portiand,
general mercnana se. puy una . . Warren Construction
tic'ii tn iturova mil unferrn cttmrn fturtrlpnu.
btntrn.
rifHr n slim etcTtHtttitfra ttfllrt.
?;u4l.i'ii'nlitullcn, Ut6(ttraaunaen. XrullOice
liciffrooit!eI mil unfrrrn Jlllfntrn.
ftmi etrili(iaoi: Caaftaa kaa 80 till
aaa aaf frralrttaag.
Ii'Irt'ton: 'Kaiftull 2(M); W-1027;
4au.l(lerbin: SKain 29r4 un H-M54.
tiwatrt Bow Mi 6aauV(t s( Caauamt )(!.,
PORTLAND, ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Office up-atatra over Hillsboro National
Bank.
HILLSBORO ...... OREGON
j
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
T."tniesie Bldg. Rooms 5 and 6
HILLSBORO. ORE.
Main and Third.
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND BURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen years prac
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Phones :-Orfloe, Central 502; Residence,
City 133.
now niucu iicuci ; " ,, i u ,J UM Willi uie yrmicn vuiisu
the citv if Jocal capi;andsell & WlnUM?,.
there is pieniy 01 i.-wwu.u - - - - - Aw19 n1 JournI1i. toog.
into the harness.
'of $100 each.
Rf A. furafaf . O. If asafaw
EWALD and kzstgr
Architect and Builders. Pre
pared to Draft and Build new
Structures; Remodel old ones,
etc. Give us a trial. Modern
Drafts and Workmanship.
OAaafM wsv Mmt 91.
Hillsboro Oregon
Herb Mat teson, of above Gas
ton, was down to the city Tues
day morning.