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rmi-riy id
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a bm-k yard
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l"-i'ii Ii. -re tnr t -.mi vi-ars anil In'
-V,'-, "I t h it 11,11 .Urn has
in., -n- i-. limn- than ,,!.r
i its id it i r ., m the Willamette
all.-y in the p. i t t A(, y.-ar-i."
I i.r White llrpita-tmi
. 1. 1 f..r ."l K Jn-r hundred,
tur itu-nl.ati.r 1-.N s'l'i; v ni take
til. -ri tnr rliu-k-,, mil- day old, at
$'J p. r hundred. A! ..i ha'.e a
fen i'f.r. ! , f,,r J'J Mlracli.- ,
.! li.ni inn. Nn th llilhlmni (in
I MtH Ml V HS HUH i'.iiV HIMSHf
Stirring up lulert-' .Win,; 11k llirgim
Suani tir
1 Hho... 150
nj 7
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I n il-th A Hum rt al lo J II Kllrr
Jtlikrllam J IlHtlil t-.UrtHia
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1'. II I inn to (.' It Z titriirBin & L
A V.tltrr Kirrmt-ut 10 aril Ko trt
tr f 1 t 1 I 1 I5'
II 1 laim n to W II Knvunaa J B
li I .it, hlry ilnliktlon IIOO
it l.'lw n'U In O ForilirrK ft a
n v, I I lll 100
J.; C Ah to i W Krlly 35 a arc 1
t 1 n 1 1 I"
I'erry Stream, of U;yonJ Sew
II, wuh in town Saturday.
Dr. Iiowe. May 31.
.'aee.
tlaril
t.
al' It Ave.,
t'.l tf
Muretz Sehmiilt. of Helvetia,
was in town Tuesilay.
Wanted A irirl for eeneral
housework , T elephone City 113.
L BUIL
Vote Wat i-arirst in History of
the School Organization
Ti EXPEND TMIRTV FIVE THUISaND
0e Haadre4 Eirfcty OiK Vale -Forty
Wemca Cant Ballots
e-.I.er-1
I i i th.-I.-
haS,
n to a '
ir'.vi t'.i
were!
Carte l j
If
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tt,JUtlt'''l " WHt'!ll.HI illl.l
wntttf the invrtjili'iti. 1. "ii hi
H Mi.r." li H .ieMetite. t-. t ;i
j,W tliit for ""' oriole let tit
hike tiiaiiitaiiie.i a ttintitlily er
tftut tint 1' I""" lM'!' ' 11 1
111 tl eit" Kin. lien ami I"" in 4'
twrtttietlt, t'ifli't .MlJiT Vlli
rftV Ur Hiel ). f.tr only ia i.1
af the t.att tii iti t.i w in tliH ih.v
timtioll. H-etll'iMle I tit t!i' ile.
farat.ir) ilejiarliitenl 1 1 ill Mtli-
Urv A'M 1' itiv. Ir-Mtt iiiiiHimto. in
S)teml r. rM; alter Mm-it hiu-
muii u uri ol Slid tulatiee in-
mliat' i June. I'.Ul. rml ' now
Ukuik a . -t K't'.t l i tt" iv-, tew
i-nir t.i tit l,i Hie! f ttl "' t!i r-
iwghlv fur eniiatt. e in U"' i'"
nmeertiiif depart nt.'iil of the
I'niverMtv ! W.Mhtiito!! thii
Fill.
Hr mi . Iv it n h .11 ... i-
Hakiltr I I..III Ht"l n .1 link ! lilt
r4 .j tin i ! mi, rxiimi ! 1 "f
ll lull ! hi III lyi t. aii'l in In I
4 lkt I il ii k .ni l.iii tin nun K
(tkrkmv n. I liiuliltiliir.. K"rt
IV fni .1 C-i 1. 1 M 1 I A-
Caantitn.Uii' I li im'il ei rn,in
akiik i,i i.l itt,-l i iM.tt !
IttlMti nil I i.-ui ii.it it'i !i. 'i -4
l a . ni i .i i tin iii-l .i tit"!
thf , I trim ..I it If (l t.- 'il '
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LHSII I,' It MIU IN HWOW NI H
laautt la'.ii.l! r.tai'iie.l Ia4
v. i-i i-. fi'niii tin- Aliii ita enuiitrv.
lie ha that Ihete li Jileltty of
in. .in y tip in th. i-ri-at N'Ttl.'
.s. t, ainl that !,. s-a-v Uu hu.li.
!h i.f nat-i in r ai re harvested
! i' t ear. Hi- 1 he Sea:nill;-i
ate hhnlt. lnnM-i-r, and the
Sj-niit: v i i v Lite, hut wln-n warm
Heather i,m-4 e.niie thl'll't i.'ri.'.V
with a M-i(-.'.-a.n-e. MatiV like it
up there, and ntl.eri d'oand leave:
diluted.
I hue i i ai r. , i rv ln-t land.
aiiii- ?rm. t-Hir miles tmrth of
l".iii -l (irie.e, want to trade fur
I t.i It arii-H near ! ta!i.iii mi Ore
i'l.n lilei'tne Uv.. iiiiproved or
liiiiuiiii.i,. d, with i.r without
li'iihliiis'V Addre". A. I,. N..
jeate ,t"i'UH.
j the tr.uk me. t het.een i!U.
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.'o ami l ufi t tir.e.e iit.'ii
hihll-i. t'l S.-U'e the (.W tiel'-.llil
! the tnedaiiiiiti nilefe,! hy the
i,.. -n A'lnit'.i, wa-i not held
M-!.lerdav. Fiue-t iiiove had
( haiieiiv'ed and it via-" aecepted
liv llili-Uio, hut the lirnve
M-liiml C.lil.-d oil' the meet. The
team tied la ! ear, am! Ililln
U.ir.i will ti'iw p'd in a rlaiiu hr
the jewelry.
i'ali.-.H -. at :!; rents per yard;
apron t'int'l antn at Ti eent-t per
ard; Meu'sei.tt.iit I'love-t, Ueeht
)h r iait". lltitire hUn-k v;iie' at
unheard of haryaim at the Hi if
Uankrupt St-n k Sale. i. W. 'y
att '!. --tore. Main and See
mid. IlilUUiro. 0en.i Knd.iy
inorniiik'. I"
Mr and Mr-i. ThuiiuH llinton
are viilimf till in tin" HurtlS Hee
Stat- Superintendent I.. 11. Al
derman ha s ad In--, i d a tt r to
the Ue,s and I'irUnf Orev'oti who
have ilei-lded t ITOVV Home J.'ar-
d.-ll prod lee, rai e Home chieketlH.
i.r pu-or n-w, ciH.k or cart-en- Mrs. Henry Wehrunif is con-
t.-r fur their Imal fairs or the valeKcinir from a severe illness,
-tat fair, in i-iuiih-i tiuti with the j HoIIh. of Varley. was in
,'reat Ktate wide series if a'ri- town yesterday afternoon,
cultural and industrial contests Campbell, of near laurel.
this year. The yn tntf peuple are was transacting
reimtid.-d that their hi-Ihm.Is are city yesterday.
cheinv. a hot and tempting sum- For sale - Kali planter, at half
mer is aiprnai'hii)u'. and that the price.
rewards hoth in pri.i'S and in
I'ood hahit cultivation will con
tinue as Lin as they are now. al
thoiieh the numhi-r of contest
ants to claim them mav yrow
smaller, lu his h-tti-r the state
superinti'i'ietit:;aNs:
v.
business in the
-ana Wood, Hillsljoro, le
low S. P. Depot. lWl
Hat Panana and Chocolate ice
Mr
SI Clarenre Parhi-r I. a 1
the swiftest ruruiAio -..
i nay mornin-f. exper - i . ,
i city for sum- 1
hitched up a li very t- a
lumtx-rwa-rur!. un I ha '; .-1
the Shute place. 'I h- t .
too lonjf, anu vvr.crs t.;
the waifon ran forward, f
injf the horses, and th-y '.:,ke;
and ran nearly to th- Warrt-t;
place, the waon .sr.1, if,-' like a
gasoline launch at s--a. A seri
ous accident was expected by the.
witnesses, hut no ore' w as hurt.
The tongue f.-ll wh'-n iu th
nlnirli at. demon Kulidivision.
One hunrlreii and eighty one anf. th(l (trjverar.d hi i orntianion
voters cast their ballots at the were thrown out, and the wajfon
public school building Tuesrlay over-turned. The team was stop
afternoon and 112 voted to ex- Pol and they wore soon hitcr.ed
i .,- uj. t ,! aKiio ami veiti.jii mru ij i
uenu lur a ne one "'i .
school huildinif for Hillsboro's
KniwmK Bcnooi uiauivw ,, thf l , . .... , Ketter
were O votes against landing. guit for lfeSS mone t i;:in we can.
There was quite an undercurrent Our prices are most sjrprising.
against the measure, although it and the values we uv-'t vou, H,
was a silent vote. Forty women fp ami will convince
t.oiint y. that the val-e-s are bet er
VKOr-!tVU
A. BAILliV, M. I).
I'bysirUn ntl Sarffino
,i in Schaimcric h Btnc
it... t ntfwr lli-ren.
i. r. lin;latph, m. b c. m,
PHYSICIAN AND SURCtO"
f " ii-t-ir er Ttw I-!! Inug ft-- -i
k..t ..t I
tli I, lot.
iam:-s j Jtn i.Ft'K TAaiKsiE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGECM
'-' s,,ii-hrn I'ariiii; K;lrnal
iTi.t alio i f ih - (.)--- n KUctrtc kmlr.-a.t.
'ji saiUH ni in Kmurii or K'i;ii-,h. Hi
i.'" u-'iUM, in tu emnt liliM-K Bill .
i.r,ii ;,).. ,,f Mmti St.. MiUlnr, Or.
S - f WMWAVAVi'
KLMCfi H. SMITH M. I). D. 0
l'HV.SK'IAN & SURGEON
OSTKOPATII
" V.hii nir tn i !..nii(- Hii'l
ininy ef im el le-Jir tie- 'iH "I tilt
iinnnliL- ihhiI mi.l Ihr l. elv .io.tii, I
hotr t..u 11 i,nl to tlitw rniUiif imtutr
f Kussia. w as buried at Gaston.
ve terdav. She was aged 80
ve.trs.
were out to cast their ballots (han tho8e rlll'hv anyone else
this being the first experience of jn tv,e c-ty o.r French dry
many of them. cleaning process is t.'.-- latest ar.d
11 R Cijllins. Andrew Jack and best Try us. Before you order
J. N. Grabel were the judges, that summer su.i com-; in ar.u
efi.-iin k iu.Mr a P.vMrViHH I anil II ti I rHIT W Hj t 1 cr I K . I 3v v ti---w "-'- "
till i v Mr w t a a-- j I. , . . ,t i .
ly'h doin it." Second Street. The ladies voted their largest just want to gneyou me
- m..: etrn.rth lft wMn ai ar.rl 4:1") values or any in u.e c: t.v . oee us
ie-,i main. ,..v...Wv.. ----- --- -- , , i . t, l.
iv..v,..rln l,. native o'clock, and. there was ahout as oeiore oruen w o no o
aii-i mw I . imk n o am nmnnrrct I hi-m 93 I tMfl!ll 11 Lli ilV '?S LJ
IllUl.lt UII01WI aillWIIJfcOW HiVlii , -r -
hraua nmnnor th mfn voter.-?, when to say yes to us means
in m Wall wa nut with his three or four dollars. August
VUHII 11 M w- - - - - - ------ i . Tf'll t
auto, and assisted a number to lews, upstairs, over nu.srx ro
. I " I ! k. X
The httle daughter of Mr. and the wills. Mercantile u. -u
.... . .... i - ... i
nil i i-iit i-.H-t iii, hut iio m.t fork:rt trs. r .J . Sewel had a fall last Thi whool board met last eve- nut,.; vrt 17 holnvc Farm-
hT XT,"? lir?JZLlMZ Sa.urd.ty. and Hustained a broken ning and named May 27 as the ington, closed' an ' eight months
IU XuZl 'Zm'Mr arm. date of voting on the preference term last Friday, M. N. Punham.
it.-i m.- hVi-iv t.. n-.tuti. thuu. If ..o N. C. J. Christensen took out or a school site, ana me vote win teacher. Those neither absent
urii-it viir pi tie i,i niiuai on easoline i'tiirine and irrigation be cast the same as for school nor tnrdv for the entire term
,n.v ' .y:::L outfit t hw ranch near Uurel, officers. Anyone having, sites were Elvera Anderson, daughter
Hllir ! l..r , -ll" -.. 1 , 1 , J ; c.lr.H f,f. I ... l .. 1 T" 4 I
vair f thr yesterday. siwum unw Kim m k ui- m Air. and iirs. j. i. Anaeraon,
. . .. . .. u-u fers to Peter ISoscow. cierit oi ivada Olson, daughter of Mr.
, . rvW the school board. The election and Mrs. s. E. Olson, and Ar
"n'"i ii" ""I"' i I ..an v, Wo ,1 o 9-m n'e nelt in thP Li e
Wa Wtr or. I iiv.u i inur ooit-nson,
Oifice II,ur C) to 11 . m ; I to j p. m
THi:-tU. Tiiu-K!y, Satunla-r 9 to l)
Ci.U anwriPil day or ntxht. iiitu
rhon-s. D.fics ovtc IlnUtioro1 National.
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHVSICIAN AND SCRGKON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Imlcf f ndent Phone
ORKNCO, - - OREGON1
VOU
.sun
I hr lltlllll
ii.w niimlii-i. Inn tin-
i.ni-a ill km L-irittrl, for tlnr lilt'r
ninl. mi'l l Im- Ktvt-n lur
lltrUit p(tI:i!.Ii a if f itt. iiiiik, tliow
Shi tUn.l .in. air K' t'O'K IH"!'- k!'"-) -atl't
tint tluMcniiit "t iliil'-i III I'aili I'
llMMIIKllt lip ilk- tin" I"1 mieiiiM tl .Mi.l.ii
t lrt f w,.i m ch aii-l iii.-ii- eiii'li-
lilt i(icii 111 iiii- to tnr tiv unit
Kill in IIk-K 'il I"! r'
I'l-ilmpt yi.il iiil.l ii at - t lifir e
thr ai-tionN ill llir ollirr roimtir arr ilo-
iiik Vuu uiv rilv khi-m nnm
the l,t th.it th. r. air In I ovt-l fS
For Sale-Eleven head of high
arr r t Sim
I I . . 4 . ' 1 1, "III mm. - - - I I I1U I iJJI C 1 1 3J I I . CUU V WU.ll
11 A. I J Vint l aJ VW" vp,-a,aua-a -
I.. .L a.tnU x tha mnn.
A. P. P.ailey were out yesterday ua training department, in the frade Holstein heifers ad bred
- I. ... ..... i .....i;.. n f.,.Fr ' " . j u ...;f0,o to ful -bred bull coming fresh
irom loiiiaini, auniuuin vuc i-masemeni, anu mcic wimv-j-itu ti,-,i
...I ..f l, Un Mm fi'i'nnnnr r,.r tt. nau, WHS run. nisua ic-;i-w.-i-ii nui-
a.... w....-. ju- ' V " Vi, .Tot stein bull calf, not related to
Phode Island eggs, for hatch- ana P.a- lu ao , abovt3. His grandsire is Colantha
.hii.tii-ii'. iin. liv c.-iiiit tin-tiuiii'-ft ing purposes, -fi Bminit ui ---- - --- Jonanna Lad. son 01 ir.e wonu s
,;i,a.i ir-rt.-,i m my eiti.T-1 i toi u.,. ivr huiidreu, wrs. wax -e- record cow, Colantha Ford Jo-
I' ... UVandalh Hi Isboro. o-tf karma A Rondler. North Tua -
rrV' It. I.: Mcpherson, of SCRfcENS Utm Plains, on Cornelius Koute
t'r.w.k l I Km-. 'ttH h. (11111111 . (Itlllt l.ln...L-j luaain I'iui tinir at the I ' No. 1. O-M
I v i. H...I K1..1' 1, Jm-kmiii t. . ' . homes, the
Cawrse and Milne homes, the Order your screen doors and win-
lanin
lOtf
Dale Sigler, w ho has been at
.l..,,!,,r I. Klamath 1. I.ikv. 1. ... 7 " 1 " ' , VMtanlaV Hu, fmm th HtllshorO Planinif U "T'li lu ' "..;.
Mmolii I, I.iim t. M illu-iir I, .Marion past. ei a. 1 i-iui uv-. . , ' . , ' aan UiegO. ill., in; pii. jcai,
,. .!.... ,. Mui.,.,m,h iviik . s.,,-, p for sa)e. Poiand-China Mm- rnone W,H J-
man 1. 1 nia-no" i. I , , u'UU. A fWnun
...1, ,1'...... . ia. .i.i.i. .1.11 1 limn 1 .1 rsu-r n line n,uviiiLn,
aiioni. " "" a- '"I. . .. n i.i: I .-. r-i r-.t tivrtajajrtD
Wl.rcU-r . Yainliiil 1. ie tnv Newton, Oil OIU liOUina-Jn BIKS. r. UIXC.1 w.-.w
-W think Ihrri-aill iK-at-vrfal i.tlifin ..I...... 0Wned by J. C. Hare. 1U
1 ... .1. i.-.a a ..la mIiii ia Itlf H I 111 W nK I
working for the U. S. govern
ment, on some aeroplanes, ar
rived home Monday, and is the
truest of his parents, Mr. and
aa-a-a-aHaaaaaBW
I .1 11. loo Wt.rl.n 1 li u 1.514 cpan
. K,, i.P mi.i.uc rA.i,.,,;tto The shortage in rainfall since Mrs Frances Ellen 0 Connor, of khe;world on on; of Uncle Sam's
mi.i ioi inn ..rr ""; ast M'pienuHT is omy iu.ui nuisuoru, """j - navai boats but 3 a w ays g ad
.ami Bin. ! ii.f w vt . . , ' , Vet t hinirs re irrow. land. Monday evening. May 13, naH ,Doa,ls '
to get uacK wuiuii.
(lull, I. Intern liregoll, ims v een. rritam
Mr. llinton recently sol. I lus iiu- tur
i ... ...... .-.II.. 1,1 It i'v
ii.ui, o v truiion alt!.,-.,? f,irn. Im t tin-a line . ; . :"n. :n,0' ... : v(orJaJ illnoaa
i. i I.- .ji.,1-1. i ir.oriin rest- I ... i ...... ...... I imr m irtiiiiea iiroiusiuu ill vic- i oi(.ci an hhuu .
liU-.li. il-l I. . Ull Vim "ir ' '- " ot,nn
i-, '.i ......i,.Mtiwti . .. ...tu.iu.,.bi.aiiiiii.tf... i ivi ri i i i jiii ill ir lau Lnrcrii karvy. u
nt. lli.ii. is o iMiiu mi n I kih-now yeur k.mi. ' ' ,-r.r:j ; " f- :f Ul,tt,m hull calves
A .1 (axtk emttloved on the w rurimnu iur ucaiuitu- i(ii-iura .v,,v.
We hv a snecialtst. for sale, ranmnsr in age irom
ICIIU IZ IU1I1UII1K. k l l' " " " . r - 1 .. I . i- .
(
Dairymen, attention -SevAi
liH'Ute the eii.l."
inioi-r c.iuntrv. and may
m. there hut the Afk'us predict'
he will tind nothing to euual old wi:.M. IIS I VIP IKANSniWS
Washington fnuuly.
v.. ti,.. i ime to mien a wtv- h' i" C ii'er to 0 0 U U.
..mi with the HiIIsIkiid ..t Forest drove
v-.ii. I I'. u.k which has a sav- i, i;.-andes to Minnie I.ee, urn
. . t., ,,,,, .,1.1.1 i : .. ; .. r. L.,i -i 1 f I u r w 10
.t..l.-l.-Illli'.l. .1.(11,1 k.l',,,1. I 1.11 1.1. I.ft, VMl. ., -
L?ster lutnbiin. aged siliut II
years, was drowned ill the Tun
latisi. near ( oruelius. belnw low n.
S'intlav afterntHiii. about '1
o'clmk. He and Kcvcrul other
buy, among wlioin were Peter
Rithler. Norwood Pellinirer and
Adrian Schonnover were in bath
in, when Ttunlilin evidently
was sieed with criinips. The
boys saw him sink but were
powerless to suve him. An
alarm was given und seaich was
made hut the body was not to be
found. All day Monday the
Warch was continued, and T'ues
day morning Ilunh Prady, the
Portland diver came out. lie
located the Iwidy t'-O or 70 feet
from where it wink. The boy's
limbs were drawn, indicative of
frannis. Coroner Prow it w ent to
Cornelius Tuesday, und held mi
impie, the jury, Hurry Cluilhi
combe. .1. D. Morrisey. F. VY.
lrmler, llarvi-y Vaulllariconi, (!.
E. Mooberry and .1. P. Merrill.
rtiirning a verdict of accidenlal
drotviiiniT.
Young Tumblin was tin iuloptc'l
bov. and was makini' his home
with Mrs. Ttmiblin, housekeeper
lor I-at her Puck.
The hid sank in about i or 10
feet of water. The place when
the fatality look place has claim
fd more than one by drowning
IUg May Dance
mt si rv ision: I per cent W'ash Co to F Unger, n I blk
;i,.i-..ct i.-iid- l tier cent on Fair
...., ;, i metis an account u F. Crillit lis to M Pangley,
' t 1J. 21 a Jno Putt donation JViOO
..... l I.. a. . M I ' . 1 u . !
U .lhi lmiua Heidel de- K l.inlun to r ,i v.autei.,
...:: ::a r : ; ,nlay. Vmv ! I c. oof IUh, 411
. . . Oreeon Fh-clric and Padd & Kei-d Kym to to . W
Hill lines, enroule to Tel-re Haute,
where she has a position in tni
i.u-i.ti,.narv deiiartinenl ni ini
...I,,,,,,. State Normal. She also
i.-u iiihi. i lanuiui ini rmi'
aients for the Sununer season.
ii -t r.ethanv Grange
i , , ...
Hall, Saturday evening. May
tiiB.it snppet ami v-.n.u .......
ment Musio by Hni serenes
tra Tickets, including siiper,
i ihi pvervbody come tn Hetn
any if yoi want a good timi1,
u..., tw Ithtck and son, Uos
' ',' .. i i.,.. i ,,L- fof I.OS
.. ... ,i., i.'ii-ii-ii 1.1-.L ,,,. -
ini , ie i " ,,, I. ...
Angeles, where .Mrs. lua-K
:.. ..... ii-,i ief. . O 111 1 o
Her mo
is visiting
0 Hot-ken, H lots Uuld &
Heed ad to Peaverton laiH)
M;irk O'Neil et al to Fred G
Yoegclein, M a sec 10 I
s r 1 w
Lireu Seward to II New bauer
l lots Ptneland lerrace
bmisa Neuhauer to fred
Neubauer Jr, 10 a see Ji t
'Nrl w - 1
Wallace McCamant to F W
Geoman. tr D in lonqum w
Ivlith Kenworthy to .las a
Ueerher, lot L 1IK Z at
ley View Forest Grove 2oT)
to ivenneui
S,VS f broWSle and hopes were T strong for her hree weeks to seven months.
CI :, f Si cauirht in a recovery. While her relatives Three of them old enough to
luesday. by .being caugnt in a .QO .;h. uj v, Fin- stock, and
fallmg pile ot .umoer. oal thev were exDecting her to anre for age.-Geo. U. Bagley
We drill water wells, and deep-
.ii nnfl (tenth came as a shock. I Hillshoro. Ore., or Oak Cove
en old wells, insuring you a good jj O'Connor was the eldest Farm. Forest. Grove, Koute 2,
water suppiy.--aieyens-i im ii3, Mauffhter of the late Hon. W. u. n v,- Rto..ens the well
720 Johnson St., Portland. Ore- Hare and wife She was born in K was out frora Portand
K""- nuisuoru may , iim, '.-""- yesterday, and caiieu on me -vr
Herman Cop. of Greenville, reared to womanhood in this city. " He drilled a well for tht
was in town today. He says the When she finished scnooi sne was John Ramna water supp!yi at
hoiis are looking tine out his way. a teacher in Washington County parrningt0n, some time ago, and
The Con vard of 15 acres looks and Portland schools for a num- . - th Jeep weils -n
.... " k.. nf t-aoM She wast married r, . .. ..
promising. w "l . n"17i " " a that section.
luiumiHK. I i. 1 Vvp ' Pnit!nnrl 1 uli11 B" llu"'
,,. p. Uoasoner was in from to Tij' ?h?nnshar,d dv n7in The World Keepfresh.Co.ia
near Oak Park today He has 1905 she leaves three children now ready to contract ior the
just planted 150 melon hills, and her loss-Miss Frances, season's supply of peas beans,
he expects to have all kinds of a ""d 15 Arthur, aged 10, and corn, Loganberries, raspberry,
crop this season. tth khmit 8. strawberries, etc. Call on M. B.
J. 0. ROBB, M. D.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OI'HCE: Upstair tn Schuluirrich BM(j
iitti !;nrt B.seane S'rett, Itcoml ilm.r
east of South Side Street.
B uh Pbonea oilice am' -ciiWiice.
HV SBORO, - ORKGUN
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
Office hours 9 to 11 a. m.; a to 5 p. m.
CalU answered day or night liith
phene. Omce in Americau Nittiurnl
Bir.k, upstair.
IIILLSHOKO, - - OREGON
Omm, ft. Bmglmy W. 0. Mi-
BAGLEY & HARE
ATTOSLNKYS-AT-LAW
Rimhus 1 an l i Sbat Baildini;
HILIjSBOEO, . . tlKEiiOH.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN BY-AT-LAW
Otficet upstairs in Sohulmerijh Bloik
JOIiri M. WALL
4TTORNEY-AT-LAW
I'tMtairs, A. C. Shate Bldg, Muin & and
lii.iJ-itUKt). - OREGON.
MW.VWlft1r W W -a
W. N. BARRETT
TTOR N" HY-AT-LA W
Orrict: Main 8tr?t, opp. Court Hom a,
HILLS IOR O - GRKGt .
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNKY-AT-LAW.. -
Office, upjtairs in SAutmericti "Block;
Hil Isboro, - - Oregoa
ItULIl. aKCVI fcwv.v -J- 1 i i ,
, i., .... ao a Li- fom;u, oha linthertorn. neia man, u
Ulir liome-lliaue vatnnca nc ji ner tmioeuioi.c aiiMij co.v ,. i',u:lYf nr
ivwi hv the
.1 i..ti;tt ij tam lt 11A OOI1-I K-mfkaa-a ami RiatpfS? J. L. Write 10.
vincevoti.-Koelwr's Confection- Hare, the well known lumber- will call on you,
erv. one door south of Hillsboro man; Mrs. Martha Mann, wifeof Rev Weber, of
Mercantile Co. Grant Mann, urnenus; ivirs.
.. ...i t n d u,,tu Henrietta Morgan, second bi.,
air. nnu wm. v. iv. umu.tj ::r ... a
j depart in
me
or
at Hillsboro, and he
icbuaM
B. CuJiit
William G.
I W Frewing
II'.... ...IV "tr, r.r. n ,, i ? v
" w . . . m Weeks visiting with relatives in
.i. mm M A. Powell, v e,k,tt t.. N R vei is-i'j.uf. the Mississippi V auey siaies,
' . .i .v .
itueS ill AIIHlliy It HI nana
.'-. .kl Hillsboro: and
n ine iiKiiimiK ri v..v . fl . Ra,-V
Oregon Fdectrieand Hill lines for " ' - " ru ""
the home of her sister, Mrs. Mor
gan, yesterday, and the obse-
lliis week.
till llnshy to M V i.hiuiwhv ion
arc JO I t tl 1, w
W. H. Hacker, proprietor of qu8 were preached by Rev.
e stage line between Timber yff 0f the M. E. Church, of
k I I m .)-- - . . . a 1 . . . I I it ., nhncl t" H nnAllniil I ..a . A." fl'l
Cie-don't let anvone sen you riu w lu-ntoit to u n miMiy ana vernonui, wiom
i, ,o v ler Get the genu- t,,iyv lie ...-'s' that he will leav
: -.iii i.i
t.e,le.' Co.. and soiu ny j.
. : a. I' Iv ille Ore. ti
,ol wiii, . ,, .... ,-,.i,i to Ailiim . iii'fit a h't
Co.mtv roads nro again getting ' jlk- S ttMVertoti 16
i lit., ,. r . i . ,.i ........... ,.. ,1 .v i: ii k u i a ni
into line Min " i - , ,. -i'i"
"U Hi. .if Imek into tilt' nt Forel Urove ..... .,
,-arnersaieKi" ,, .n,.,. .-..wr miiaiK u.r.n w
...mute seat eariy in n ,r,..i r.revo i"
1 ,. v i , ,,r nuM ",K ' . .O . . t ..
,,,. we e'l't !l l:0O(l run m " u,.l,m- tn Srlinol I nsuii-i i i u n
M .. r-- - . .. i,.,,.j . , i.i... ,,,,,
1 1,., eiiiini V I e ii". " 1 ,in i' 1.1 uisiv v..,!," .
loi ' ' ' . - ...:.l. .. .. ; ... ", il X- I' U R fn. I
and Vernohia, wishes to announce
leave vernonia ai
and meet all
a nit 1,1-i.ivU to A I'- Neison 9.14 1 1'o-i trains n inn-i. iwuuuv. v ,F
ftiiKi.it." ... ' ,, . a., uviunhmr nil Slin-
i;,il.t UM.piT 11 1 1-. .. .. . - -jj'-fvety ""j, v.vvr....
days.
which organization Mrs. O'Con
nor was a member. Interment
was in the Masonic cemetery
Wl
roiu
will
have a Pivttv nice trip, with 0., -
i ...
some com i on.. ruirodore
.1 i ,., that, lave uor-
1 IIOl I Ol H' " ' , . 1
will do your plumbiinr and
" " . C,t ufnc orv
i rove
Yotttitt t" lieiiii."
Ueh-
Wtll be given in the M. W. A
lull. Ueedville, Siiturdit.v, Mai
ls. Pest order iiHsiired ami
Knud time. Everybody welcome.
Music by the Portland I.iulies
orchestra. iM0
I .tidies, Atlcitllon!
Beginning the first of the week,
there will be on display and of
8le in my store, on Second St.,
Bintable stock of Indies' hand
tailored suits of the latest. crea
tions, from the hnwst llllllUll'iU'
tllrer in New York CitV. Call
and see them. Watch for Hi"
opening. Mrs". I. Buth.
Mrs. R I1 MeNellv. of North
Tualatin Plums, will' depart for
new York C tv. Saturday, un
an extended visit with relatives
nd friends.
..,.il ill! 1 I It 1 1.1?.
give joi 1 1 j .,..,. th..t
,i,i,i-k H W 1VS, iion i-."--- --
win
.. . , IV... I . . i..i vnt-ili Tiunrilville
isoflhlkj.l I'ori'st t.rnvc ........
to
Satisfactory
prict
an't he given by
neltf KtlW. M'COIlll uw.,
John l'lirvi's, in tho . urniture
hnsinessut San rraucsco, v,,....
,i i ,.f
is here this weeK. l ie Ku7
. ,j Ml1. 11
US pan.r. ,emll,.,in
iirves. oi nouio -
I'niil Uolnureto.1.. let iwnn.inui n
hit t North Hillsboro Acre 1
CIlO- MiiKKie Wi'Iht to Clnm I'. W eh", 5
a in S li I'liitimiil - ....ii-
p- u CoU iiiiiii lol& C R U. tof w
' m-itr l'ori-st O.tove . ........ - - !'
M!ke Sd..H.m'l lW O Walker, tr
,,, limmtiil. A llhiti-hh-y, 5 n
He
vaVve rv much surprised to now
U . ttevelopment hms eaneciaHj
in Hillsboro, since he lett this
section, over two years ago.
Pure Bre.1 Crystal White ur-
V Vi.V J en,, .r 8th and
11, rtieMino' 1, . .
uiiwhimrton.
lloiltrtloii Bros, commenced ex-
env tintf for the Hilisnoro
tKffirwin Block, tins week,
F S. Smith, of South Tim latin,
was in the city this morning.
Ni-rlli Ililtslie.ro Aeu-s... 1
If A Sitiiwm to (ieo V Cutitlis.31 5"
It ur- It I J 11 r 4
Y A Moon' to Krni-Nl Ilamlshii, a lots
ill hik 3 t ' "',' '"'
M .1 Botnldltll to 1" 11 mui'ip 1)"
M Harmon Thatchet .1 . --10(''
Uertimn lli8i"n to UiuiO M.ilfoy,
,ir v vuil.-v- 10 Miiriott 1. Anderson,
. fit in r 1 vv 5"
Win Urnhtreo to Witt Wi-.tcn. i't
laiin triu-t in Klkiiniilt Walker .....
. 1 1. sj,.ii.,.h-to Klvenc OieniiT, lot
" , lliintvhle, thir ,-n Itinne ...lt5"
km u..l,..n to Olive vSlnrr Doliiull,
.' , I . a A W I"
M T IhoKiove to Arthur 0 Wehh, 6
t a h r 4 w
10
1... .ilili. n.M A Ashley, 3 lots
Beivionic IU-iKhti ... . -.-'' v
John W Hiitm-Htey toWluuol-
This has been a beautiful
Spring, and Dr. F. A. Bailey, in
his many trips over the county,
h.u taken eron observations. He
says that all grasses and grains
nee lonKinir we II. Wiui una vu-
mate Oregon people should be
satisfied-they had but twenty
inches of snow in sections oi U)i
nrodo lust week, and storms and
cyclones in the Mississippi Val
ley.
Tim iVnole's Theater promises
an extraordinary good show for
this coming Monday and lues
iiv '.'() and 21. The manage-
t has finally obtained the
right to exhibit in Hillsboro the
famous two-reei ieaiurea, nwm
Riders. In connection wun
this is a series ot slides taicen
from life, portraying the notor
1 a. iq hhrn neters. and scenes of in-
terest will be accompaniea oy
lecture, thus giving the audience
a clear idea of the stirring scenes
to follow. The evening's enter
tninment w ill be completed by an
avnontionallv irood comedy shown
on the screen in colors. Taking
it ns a whole, this looks like
bill. and. of course,
the price of admission will be the
same as usual.
BIDS FOR WOOD
ma. lll he received until Saturday
June 1, 191a, and then opened for fttnifh-
ItiK school District ino 7 "u s""'
foot fir wood. Off.-r wdl be recetveu
for the following quantities.
One lot ol 50 coma.
One lot of 50 cotds.
One lot of 40 cortU.
Wnoa lo be delivered at Hillsboro
school buildings about September 1, 191.
the Methodist
Church, will preach the Memo
rial sermon at the church, on
Sundav, May 26. The Decora
tion Day program will be an
nounced in nexi weett s Aigu.
Will Sell or Trade -A new up-to-date
II story bungalow, on
car line. 751 East 2Sth St.. Port
land, to trade for a small im
proved farm. Also 1 acre, with
new house, nearly finished, at
Tenth and Railroad Sts.. Hillsbo
ro, for sale. M. B. Hoard, Hills
boro, Oregon. 8-10
If vou wish to keep your
blooming roses looking right, do
not water the foliage, bloom, or
otaiu- Pour the water on the
ground, and let it get to the
-,it This comes from one who
has made a study of rose culture.
Atter.d the Big Bankrupt stock
sale of the Wyatt & Co. stock at
Hillsboro. Doors will open r 1
day, May 17, at 9 a. m. Take
advantage of the bargains otter
ed Entire stock and fixtures
will be closed out as soon as pos
sible. 10
T. C. Brown, of Iowa Hill, was
over to the city Tuesday. His
mother, Mrs. Asenath Brown, is
now sufficiently strong to walk
from her residence to the busi
ness portion of the city.
The Grand Marca is the most
urhniosome "two for a quarter
smoke on market made in Ore
gon, by E. Schiller, wnen you
indulge in a good smoke buy a
SCHiNABEL & LaROCHE
TcM!iitn'!rtAfn&f UMiotBtf", WcAtfilillaiiltt,
Miiniuuni mi Diuturr
W,'ttflh'Heittrtauif. SlWtratlert-lSriltuna. al!
rmutiiei! Ifiluiiieiile. lirtiiiieen una .nils atlfU
lutifit stttenitiiJe ou-jcf!clit. Stciloljonblim.
ittii in litiroyu mil iiiid-ren eiaeiten Butrslpjii
brittdt.
trmrlie n allrn W(rif!ii4tnft grfttlirt.
jaia;iiit!i'ii!ctiiiilcn. llehertrartuiineii. ieuttliet
iu-iofioeJifel rait unfcrcit jilitnli'ii.
fl6niS.cpttitiftun9rn; 6amfi o H 9 lltji
una auf t;cmtirrt.uni.
ti-lrtln-n: aUiirilwll 2"tl; W-1UJ7;
V.ii!.5-Ii-irtilKit: 1'iuirt 2tir. vmi r,l.
.Simmer timi DO PSamlift f emaiarrtt Wtk
PORTLAND. ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGKR.
Dentist
OlUce up-stairs over Hillsboro Nutlonnl
Bank.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGON
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
Ti'mtesie BUlg. Rooms 5 and 6
HILLSBORO, ORE.
M iiu anil Third.
Rnrn iii Frank Williams and
wife, of Shady Brook, May 12,
1912. a daughter.
Pari Pfahl and Gerhard Goetze,
of above Blooming, were in the
city this morning.
rvd .T R Rddv. riirht of way
man for the Southern racmc,
was in the city this morning.
Mr I,. M. Hovt. Miss Nettie
Grabel, Miss Rose Cave and Ger
ai.1 Rnth were EDworth League
delegates to the swte meeutiK at
Salem, the last of the week.
I .and for sale Tract of 45
acres, 11 miles from Hillsboro; 14
acres cleared and in crop, pari
bottom and part upland, fine soil.
2S.Wt teiT feting old. friends
aold at once. Direct sealed en- and" noting the many niprovc
SlS Bare Argus. 10-14 ments since his last visit.
MISS OVERHOLSER
Graduate Nurse
Hillsboro, - Oregon
Thane, City 44
Grand Marca.
12tf
Rav Bentlev. of Portland, and
who made his home in this city
several years ago, was in town
WILL YOU BUILD
-IF-
You Contemplate Building
this spring or summer, see us
and get our figures.
J, 5. Lorsung and Sons
Oak Park, cms mUm araa mt city.
Aihiri"S!i, Hillsboro, R 4.
i'hon, Main 112
P. H. Vandehey, of Beaverton,
was up to the city Tuesday.
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