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it) hi 1 1 IMU HIS m n r, mn hut i HUM t o'ciw i dir. ' 1 1" BDROHH SAWMILL BflEO YESTER tut Ill at Ivktt 'i lH k In nittllins IWk I . la ,iuiii on mi kiHii LIita Iva and liilita llma.aitil t it . . . . ul' Cull' l't.V. I"I!UhI t.r.ln itifHHK. i-eivMen jvm. !pl ' . .1 ii .1 Jfour" il'Hk.U".- I'l.ie rum. r . , . . i ... i i kiJ rvi'l' ,1,iv mihium m i r' ' Hul.ri WlH'll III'- I'lUe u; ilWIUtmI th. tevuissm n a in ;ni ,iy th:il ii'i union'it 'f i'tk nf u ,,,.cr.-. ' ' n,,! a"'1 ;ttMr a"' "'I '1 v"1 " nil l- :i! "f hmil'i r w "l '' mJt.-. :it I mm n-n m minn ,HUI ll' ' was 1:11 1,1 ""' t . I l,..iu nui .1. .! I f i . i 1 1 ..i .... i . .i Mr '.i iir.mhr uh ju-.i giiiiiik' lWlly f.It .Mr. van-i-ruai ,,nl t H"' "I lh" '""' rfilay l n.ljii-I lie claims, il ,,Ut.t thai I'.eimr.il.r w ill build . i .. .. i . r . ... . ... . . . . . i u lt iw r .i'i) i'" " u'iK si i: II . . ....I I I I itiil ai "i"in ''"' ' tinner. M.iHe .Mam ninn, H ILsU'ni. i a-1 "f ll"t" l a Ie Iftun nt "in cluck, i in, 'ii sau i:i.v. Ai tii'sr i KtiM-ii .'-.1.1 "I l.ii vrr.i-i.- ii.nry , ail l"'t 1 1 1 of IIk iii in Ik. nn'.f) I r--ti, iiti-j th- t Ii i:t l!ir!ill"lli l Mimil t'l Im' ,h. I'.n t i,f lli-. iiii art' J lml I l.S-l. in. Mini. ii rt- lliivl .1' r . an. I all ! a ,. ii il!. V.tA II i'i ran ! tl.H! '! L W (imi'l I'lu-i-. UM I , ....! " i t"' I ". i' I. Aii R m arl) . lu'l't fan" Mi'iin, M II h n I II Idwsi'f Sal--: ru- I" " !' J"!- h rth iluiry st.M-k. i.. i: i:iM,r.t:s, in VuiiliTal. .1 I' Kuratli. lrrl. Aiuii"!"'"'!". lil.VM k'hN M priori: I'.l.l. ilv Mrs. R-hU-utvr. forpuT-' lv t.f W.sl I' nil m. ftrar. m. niu' 1'i.rttaml. ih liwt. urn I. li-r rliililrt ti ur. tnakiiijf m-arcli f"r h. r. Sin- li fl hi r rurtlaiul li'.ini. nii ilav hut wfk Hint hi'v i ra! ilavHi.f Ht-anh h:w failf! t ! ati- In-r. Sh' in v rv f--ft ru-. an. I hi-vi-ii ur -it'l,t thou .urit 'i"i:ar-i. wiiicli Hlii- riiwars tu want t.i iMit inlu a "Hurni' fur )!,! Wi.m. n." Hit . liil.ln-h an- vrry iinu li hlarmi-il nv r hir al hi tin'. Hiul Wfht I'liinti m iitl ixirH lia. . Ui i imtiiii-.l to look out fr lu-r in rust' hIh- '.hould turn ii in Wahiiiv:t"ii 1'iMinty. Ni-w ai-iiiiiiitH un- roiitii'ir in ilaily to tin- Savint'S I urtiittt j "(' tK.- Ilill-.U.ro National I'.ank. our paving n-iiii.li r fovi-rn-iin-iil hujutv iMon nii'l al)tjlut-ly ii i urt-. Vi want your tti'tount. I rank Si'k'Ki". rn in Si-oir- t'ln Vallry. mm nt V..I. Sfdit.. ultt-r win-in the vulU-y wuh iiami-il. ilmt last ii k ut I'riiif m'I.., wluri' hf u with two I'l'utln-rt. Wm. arnl Avi-ry. run 'lui lni a Htawi' Inn'. Two ton Iith ri-ii.lf in tin' alley. Jim, '.. It. Saiiiiii;tiM, wife of t'ounty Inaiiirer Sai'ii.'tti, I'oreHt liro. e. anil Mr1. l',n Johtiwin. of I'ortlaii'l. St'oiii was uei 1 1. an, I m neer nmrriitl. COUNTY SCHOOLS GET I Slatr SvnJt W'aHhinKtoii County JI.Ho lor l!aih ol ScIkmiI Ac STMS SIXTH IN Till STUI I IS! ( ,i i'i. tit dank i..d. at S 'ir itt'-il iiiu ; Hill h vT Ii'i a UH t hilll llxe Was ro-nMr. Ir, KoIiiih.hi. of I'ea rtun. Satur.lav eninw'. July f. It hrr home, the iwt'.i iion Ik--I lu-r hit th anni ersary. anil Vrfvu-sts li'ini' meinlM-n of the pivcrtuii ("hai'd r of the ll.'Ht n Star. (iami'H ainl music fH the hroeram. ami Mis nmi-M an t Mhh ll.-'k''' wen Ifflilltlleiite.l IIhi) tin Spiel), ll'l lilf, wlilcll W.'H ellose. hV tin ppany. At H:;Ui a sumi'ttd W llllirlieon Uas rtel Veil lilnl 111 I'd Mrs. K iliinson w as dre ti'd with a luaiitiful 'h'. IX Alh r siiu'in1' A.ilil I.ani' nr ' ami l.e Willi Vou II we M, , t Acain." the parly 'rsnl. Ihiise present were: t ail'l ho.less, MessCH. lllnl blames Kol-erl Sinlt. Shed- H. V. I". lle.Ure, MoMelluii. Jam'S CiNiper, I'.ruee. !e;i- frtun. Mrs. I'restmi ami the wh l'restoii, I'asailena. Miss unci's Kol.inson. Miss I lei km. M Suiiiiners. Lauretta Walk- Uti Messrs Oiiv Alevatiiler MSumuel OliU. Crrani Sminl nt I nriiiinuli'ii F'rilay eveninK. Aiiu'iist II. the f'WH Alii SoiletV will I'ivi' II al m the irroiinilsof Hie l-'irst ui'tiaii rhiin It of Karmiiutton. ' cream, ire ereain nines, rake watermelon ill . servetl, F'will also he a houtli when ll'll lioine made camlv wil Fllll. I'l'iiiiinllvr ill Vt o'eloek II H prop-am will lie romlereil. ''re will he instrumental music Klvera Amlerson; Viola ''mSOIl i ,,U '-Hnn. . H"! Hi" I'.al.v": In a eome.lv ''Millie,!, "Mr. Cure; A Ime Mark team of maren. six ami xeven. weight I IK fuch. with liarm-ss ainl mirrey. for Kale. Jui-t the teuui for Mtiall farininir. or for reaionahle ilriimf. I'. J. S'.imeti. Cornelius. Ore. 2 "I'.ik' Kill" Storey, vx hherilT if .Multnomah, was in the city I iies.lay. taking out his car. which wan broken the niv'lit le fore, m ar the Herman Kamna ranch. Ston y is htuck on Hills- Uro ami icinity. ami savs that if he must break ilow u w ith that I'ii.' I'eerless car. uinl HH-nil a ninht umler the stars, he wouhl ralher it woull i-verv turn hapl n here than anywhere else on the elol The Craml Marca is the most w holesome "two for it quarter" smoke on market iiuule in Ore vou. Iy K. S hill r. When you m.luU'e in a i(mm Hinoko buy a Cran.l Marca. 12tf A barn bume.l iluwn on the Canlen Tracts, west of town. In Iwiimi Ci;:u an. I :. Sumlay morning, uml although the city water isn't within striking id- i ... tame, an alarm was turneu in. Sores of iHs.ple turned out of tin i r UhIs ami went t the busi ne;is Sei tion, only ti liml . the ae wits out of town. The- tie- n.irtmi nt turneil out am! return- only when it louml lin maze was not in reaching distance. l),i not forirct to ask for a Sflnllcr when vou want a good 10 cent smoke no cough dust in the Schiller. l-'tf Two Hi!lsUro nutos mailf the trio to Ml. 11mmI. Sunday, clear to Coveininent Cam. a"'! thi drivers found n place where gas ..line costs HI cents icr gallon. Those making the trip were Mr. Hill I Mrs. II. T. Kagley. MissKer nii-e Schooling. C. A. Ijimkin. Mrs Chas. Kigeknv; AlU-rt liar tratnpf. Miss Cracc Cole. Miss I. mile linbrie, Kred Sicgrist and 1'. l linbrie. W. I'ribiiow, of Portland, forniirlv of aUive CireenviHi'. was in the city yesterday, urn r:i led on the Argus. W. hm . I. 1 1 nnr it sale a year uko maun I unit Cihiic I turn lnKrrl ua I ojn b) Slilt l and Hiiard Wit hintton County is sixth in the slate on the numU r of chil- Irell of school age. bi'twei ri th-' tges of tour arid twenty, asei- b lued bv the htate census of school children, and apportion ment of public funis for school purposes. Hits gMs in Hiow that this is u pretty good "Knse velt" commuiiitv, and that rai-e s'liciile has not yet planted its microlie in the land of the Tuala tin. Multnomah County leads, with Marion second. I.ane third.! Clai'kamas four. I.ii.u fifth and Washington, sixth. The money isapimrtioned every six nioniiis. ami a.siiingion re ceives the neat little sum of $ 1.- 'JI7.HI. The money comes from the interest received by the state and board for loans over the state, on six per cent, first mort gages. Wheeler County is the baby, receiving but a little over $1.11X1. Multnomah County gets 2,'.-'i.-TH. Argus and Journal. 1 1. rt Kowell was up from Scholls, Tuesday, in his Kuick. Sev en-rooro hou-e, inob-rn, for sale on i a ty t-rms. I )r will rent. C. Khoades. Hillsboro. J. J. Hartley, the Kanks l,o. grower, was in Monday. He says that everything looks tine out his way. Wanted: Twenty choiee Ango ra goats. W. I.. hmmons, r ir lirove Farm. Iteaverton. I). I'. Hopkins Xr Son. of have traded their Hanks projs rty for Tillamook I The far-famed Bachelor Girls Club has completed arrangements for another swill social fvent. to U- held at Helvetia Hall. Satur day evening. August 17. This a:Tair will If a dance, and in or d r to live up to their reputation as live wires, the girls are spar ing no etfort to make the hop an un'r.alitieil success, ine ciuo I to (j.-fray the expenses of an ex- curjion trip to the Coast On this pleasure trip the girl w ill travel tn masse and it U not l.itlU.-liak- I ik- menJciJ Cni i.ljint, I ml Hit for Aujr 10 ClUKdl. OF PKOrETWIOHlL. Krdcr ol Cuurl Will Require Warrca Cu.'a Bunks ia Court kCAi.nsiAii: iNsn:ws III i. IVWAK' neurit'' Ft tiilent will demonstrate that "WWli In t Wi.ll enollL'h "; Miss Olive Camnliell. in F'stmn,, lypifyiny n n,st., will r";, 'in' Last lit wo ol Sum- r" i Vl'ldon I '.mm will if! I'd II Ftlltioii. entilled "I'onnlrv W' there will be a duei. P mid Tjidy's Courtship", K. .; ii. ' . : ' III. l II. ,-i il illl". V(;Uiiimb,.l- I,' niu,. vulll V: a Meet reading." ,cryiii)(y welcome. CARD OP THANKS L.I . FWSiro 1 1.. ...i - .i.i..,..u ii . ; hiioih our iu'ikiiihm.-i r'"t'ims who have svi kindly ("TOuzi'd with us in our be- Fnt. the death uml obse n.! the lale Lois HitrriH. IV M. ShalVer and Kaitiilv. "ilaboro, (),.,.., July 21), 11)12. flOtico TI to i... v.f meru win oh no v.oi fMUb muelinir ihiu mont h. i h rsonal drodortv w its assess ed to bun. lie found it out the .,tl,..r i iv niul had to emm through with some taxation which mii'ht have been avoider if be had just sold it a few days earlier. The engineer on the steam roller for the Warren people was thrown from a work horse. Tues day evening, and siillered n se vere contusion. He was at tempting to ride "double" and Dobbin wouldn't stand for it. The engineer was all right in a few minutes, but he found that the pavement wan harder than his bead. W It T'iv lor and family de- it, i . -j -t ..t..d this morning for a camp inir vacation at Karview. Tilla- Tims. Williams, wife am son. left Tuesday .for the same point, nnd llms. ixerr ami imm lv. and Mrs. Win. Nelson and daughter. Stella, leave in the morning to join the party. Anton llormcns, of Verlioort. win in town yesterday, an inter ested spectator in circuit court. Mr. llermena says that farmers in his sect ion were ready in some . .... ll.u...,l,imr tmQ cases to siari iinrnioun morning, but the spnnKieoi yes terday stopped preparations. lastern brewers are sending i . ..1 ........ att.tlr li ,,l reiinests lora cieiiuii m Oregon hops. Tint is a poi.uei for growers. There is nothing that will sell a hunch of hops like a gool. clonn pick, nnd a ..:..i, ..,iii ni'iimes oueer the poor (inn "in " -i sale of a good product. Chas. Holcomb and family re turned Monday evening, arriving llillsboro. about midnight, from a tri to tho Hitf Nostucca, and other Tillamook points 1 hey made the trip over in their motor. Mrs. Irene Kuykendall dislo ,...l,,.l n aholll der this morning, at .1... Mioa li'.verit t residonce, Kast uu- mi. , ii:..Lt HillslMiro. A tan uown nigm. Jrtr Kntiflil In l.ii'u A li:ir 4 tot I. k I lnf it. I ! I' lir.ivr . (I ' J T Htm. I I" Jim W IUit.ii l'',lh irf u I l l I . . 3'5' l.ii. i.i.U Ii Ii . l.t J I' l tit e J l"t I, Ik 1 1 I otlirllin. . II V C V l -l.ly l I .s Tik i.1 l"i J Si I. il.lv tcitt I" Witt Vr.lrni tu I J Horn 7 V mr I- t'.iovr it.yio V. I. INurr to A A lUkn 6S -r J.i t J I - 6'V K ti Mt..n to C A McKni i- .1 4i a t J ll I"" I, Krr.l In Minim1 Ai krmm tt.-l III lrvrltn llrr.lvlllr .... Si" I. Krr.l Hi K I- flrnilliK $, H l riii.. Kn.til V" I'ir.l Sliiim lo U l llttin o .)'. I I II V ... I"" I S'.iilnup tu K K Not lituji it, nt In TIi.it ttr't .l"l.. 'V C Mi-Co lull I' MrNiiir 14 MT 111 iui ... 1 liro Aonriilr.ml to Mmv Srmi.ur lfrl in lot i l.lk W l; ii"i-. I" B J fit. krf lo t; I. I.in lfy triot in Alililfll urirtk'i- I" Ku titrr II 'lkrr.t ftoirnre Hiyant loan liU in linslun l' llriinan Mi-'.r In A C Lnrtow 1,1k "m" Mrtfkrr il S TvkI'I I'1 C I' Little lv 74 f o I IS t I ... V M Tuttii-i tu !' K Noit.m I rnr nt Hanka - N S llntur to I' ( lli iUI" r si a arc it i t n r w "' Aliiml Catr Co to II l Smith i tinr KniiiiliivtKit I..V Sitill lU.aitli Jt In K M llomttli il a arc M I I a t w. '7'M' A I' M.-lc I'liocl Tlioiii"tt 'j lot 7 l.lk V l.cliriteoiii 5"t doiict Surblrr loM ity lUnka i a C 4 I 1 1 1 1 S'M' Sinle I'ltriliiin lot, naiicy, ,'i I re u I I 1 1 I I w riitiiim to w m iiiniiiin, ;o a at Cnritrlina t4' CT lleicliiT lo lletuiaii ait !', ir in Itlk J Mrlyrr Aotra to i V lloi kitu lo A .1 llrn lriik, 1 Iota ami olhri Intnl. lUtika I" W !: I'iKK l y M A I. Molttt.lc, tr in I'm.lv'a ti'l. 1'iHfV i" .1 IU-i.it to C A M 1. Slap't lon. I v a in Tik'if'lvillc ' A S I.'JM I" J !) I'CHtlMIll, ifKi a m-c 1 1 1 J ' I 5 1 I S Kainx-y hi Wm Mukw, 6; a ia Jua Hiinlt trtct ........ I Ki aliy A.Hiah h Frrd Allin, 4 Iota I'liitlnntl Hoiulila N't ,U" l.ilni 0 rt.lr.K k to A lli n.lu i.lt u. a S.,1 l.ttitirk tt I r- .V."" Joint i'.n-tnvaoii lo Aiiiatnla C An.'.t-i ion, lol Mi lit"' , ii liny vrf ,rK, A (' riiillil In J W 111'pM, U-t lit lilk Nmllmiile a.l.ltlioii I" l! K I'm lt lo Joint i..nn 1"' 4 l l"-l I.rliiu itiit Aire i iiu ls, - S M I. ll.ill'toik ! 1 1 .it i mill M Unit', Kankr Ihery land. K. (I. I.eedy and wife, and their daughter. Mrs. Klsie True, were in the city Monday, etirouti to I'ortlaiid in the IVedy motor. Contractor li.iv Keasoiur has U-eti nursing an injured foot this week, the result of a heavy tim ber falling on tin; m.-mU-r. Work is progressing finely on the .Miirry-r iirvst-Crove-IMlcy cutoil of the .Southern l'acitic. which will be the ;;assengir route wh'-n the line is leifilieU For sale: Coo-l farm horse, lo ears old. iilxiut 11MJ; drives sin gle or double; true and gentle; a good buggy animal. Impure at orner loth and l'ir. 'Ji SZ .1. S. Steinke. of the Minter '.ridge section, was up Monday. and tHik Tinri'-r J. C. I.amkin lown to linish some work on a tuilding. Our home-made candies are t'oing like hot cakes. We know the nualitv is there. 11 uscon- ime vou. KtH'Is'r's Confection cry. one door south of HillsUiro Mercantile I ., Attorney W. (I. Hare is taking probable there will be any mas- F.A. BAILHY M. U. FajalrUBanJ Morreoa Office t'palaira ia Schalnitrich Blr keatleiH- 8uutBtrt r.,ner Maaellra ani M.tHi.1 Htrveta. botii V bouea. S. T. L1NKLATER. M. B. C. atj PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Otflea upataJra oarTh Ilia Iro Puwa KMliine Kaatof C'iDrt Hoaa. to th eornar f tha block. VWMWkkkaiMMMMaAV Circuit ' court yesterday r.earl argument in th? ta'.e of I.iUle- hales versus Forest Grove, ia th'. now ce'ebrited pavir. cas-. wlierein an injunction w as ask'.il against the city awarding a con tract on paving to the Warren Construction . An amended complaint wa.1 li'.ed and a'.'.ow'fl t stand. The amendment al leges that there is a mor.odoiy on the part of the Warrens, pre venting competitive hidd,rig, and that the Warren Con.-'.ruction Co.. the Warren P.ros. Co.. the Clark-Henry Co.. the Montagu-! O'Ueilly Co.. the Has-am 1'avinK G. and Kiwoo"! Wiles, are par- tie to said conspiracy, and have been sine! June and that in pursuance of said conspiracy no comx titive bids have l en. or will, U- offered. Il W. Monta gue'has been entered as attorney for Forest drove, as well as for the Warren ixsiple. Ho demur red to some of the writs ordered by Judge Campbell, alleging that the court order would mean sending a carioad of h'ok3 out to court. From what Mr. Monta irue said he mav advise his clients to resist the order. S. 15. Hjston is entered of and Hare, his annual vacation on his ranch. at We?t Union, and Ut ween record with liagley worL iiiL' and tritis here and there for Mr. Lilt ehales to the mountains, he in having The other contention of Mr, the time of his life. Littlehales. aside from the aiieg ,. . .i... ii tnir of conspiracy, ia that three lo not. ;orgei m.u i'jk-vw , . .,,-,... !,.,, .. ill ,1.. t-oie i.lumliimr nnd lOUrins Ol me ta.xraje ' . ' ' o...: . r 7.;., the improvement were ignored give you estimate. i iiw. . . .. coun(.i! ....4...1 lllll I'I kH-- IV.'fc " cuhne companiona in the party The girls' mothers will go along as chaperons in order to preserve the decorum which haa always featured the activities of the club. Probate: The T. Ii. Perkins estate appraisement has been fued at l't,r;rKm. and an order has leen made granting widow i'V) monthly for support; Frank Lung and wife, of Cornelius, have petitioned the county court to change their name to Long, and extend the request to their children; John Welch. II. W. Kolger and W. F. Uesinger have een appointed tn appraise of ie minor heirs, Uizabeth, li ma and Maria W'esthoff. Mrs. H. C. Wortman and daughter. Mis3 Helen. Portland, and Miss Mary Karker. Kugene, walked from Portland to llillsbo ro. Saturday, and from here took the trail to the Grove. Allen iussell and Geo. Colton walked out with them, but took the car back, while the ladies continued their jaunt Mrs. W'ortman's husband is connected with the big department store in the Rose City The little son of Mr. and Mrs, ercy Long w alked into the plate glass front at the Donelson lur niture store yesterday, and broke the big half-front The glass was a quarter of an inch thick and is very transparent The ad was not injured. It will cost about fifty dollars to put in a substitute. ja mij:phiuii,rtamiiik,m d. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Bnrgwin Houthern Par I fie Kailroa.1 Co. aoii alto of th; Oregon Electric Katlruail. Conaullalion tn Kretwh or r'.'uclmh. Of fice uimlain. In tha Ceineut Hlmk HM no nil ai.ta of Main tjU, HilUboPo, T.J work always, and be given tu tte Uow, Second Street. l'"1" ' ii: I f V. - .m ..i . i .. ...i i. i 1 1 nnu.t ait- ninu w '"'," can i i.e given oy ouiers. v,..r- . ense cets to trial August 10. W. II. Scott and wife. Port- other cases before the court land, are guesLs this week at the th nast week are I C I . . . ..... ........... I I .. . ... ... I l C.I Home ot ,ii is. csi on s oaiems. u. ivter L leva i ana 11. anar- Krug and wife. Mr. Scott is man Wero tach finod $50 for giv- eiigaged m tne tnamuaciure 01 n., i,.UOr to minors, tne lines novelties in the lose City. HMMng paid. Those who buy c.i id ,tc. .in dull nliont trlass of liuuor at a saloon and 1 tint 'II UJt. IIIO.HVIII MMI, r. . twovearsold. Mark in left ear. give to some youngster miou.u Owi.i.r nl.-we call, settle charges hereafter Uxk out or the law lit,! lL-.a l?IVtak 'Hill' I T.h. will tret thorn. illlil lilir faun amiji 'a .-i , i i a i.i ii..d-..;. Or. ' o Ad- Joe .ianning. wuo i.ni mm Iress, HiilsUiro, Ii. 1. 19-21 next March to serve for break ing into the W'ilev saloon, has A trip through the Southeast- h)tM.n mruled during good beha cm iportion of the county Sun-1 vior. but he must write each dav discloses the fact that there month tobhentt Hancock. is a big crop of all things planted The case 0f Krause against expecting String gram, w hich W'.ishinirton County will bo hearc hasn'i tilled very well. The hn Clackamas County, change of onion prospect is for a bumper, venue having wen granted. Cucumber pickers wanted. Will engage to begin in a few davs. Write at once to J. K. Keeves. Cornelius, Ore., Koute , or telephone 15, Cornelius cen- Decreos of divorce were enter ed in MacPherson vs MacPher son: Hanscome vs Hancome. State versus Janie Gaibreath set for trial Aug. T Chas. Poel and Gus Angeles, I : . l',i. :in.t IW Allfe i...t T,,. ,.,.,. ,.i , f,v HU'L'HN ...... . .v. u.o. .v,. ,...v. " indicted for selling luiuor in County Clerk Pailey and wife, dry precinct. South Forest Grove Mrs. Susie Morgan. .Mrs. 1'.. u ami also muicieu ior perjuiy M. u- ii.n..v Kil win Morcan. Miss the state a eging they swore lulu Kremlen and Miss Pearl falsely before the grand jury Smith visited at' the Murphy pleaded not guilty ranch. Sundav. where Masters Pleas of not guilty were enter Paul P.ailevand Verne McKinney are camping. Own a home-just like paying rent. Five room bungalows, on Miiciirlam street. Kasy terms. Fil'tv dollars down.-In Patti- son & Morans addition, liujuire it the addition, Kasehne, west f P. It. i'i N Jos. P. linger, of Stickney VaiiMaaMMMMWkVaA'. ELMER H. SMITH M. D. U. 0 PHYSICIAN & SURGF.OM OSTEOPATH a Office Hoar loin n; I to J p. m. Toewiat , Tharwlay, Satanlay 9 to II Calla anawerol day or night. Both tihonea. OtTice over Hillaburo National. Dr. VV. B. CUNINGHAM PHVSiaAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night Independent Phone ORENCO, OREGON MMMMMMMkikiMMaMMMkiMMMMMkV J. 0. ROBB, II. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE: I' pautri tn Schulmericb BMg Resilience : Banelin Stteet, aecond door eaat of South Side Street. Both Phones office and -eawlence. HHXHBORO, OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon For sale: Office hours 9 to 1 1 a. m.; a to 5 p. tn. Calla answered day of niarht Brth phonea. Office In American National Bank, upetaira. II ILLS BO RO. OREGON White Orpington AvwwvANWvvMWMwMMiVM eggs. 13 for $1.50: per hundred. for incubator lots $10; will take orders for chicks, one day old, at $2") per hundred. Also have a few cockerels for $ioo each. n. Jeibmann. North Hillsboro, on IJoeker place. Garabaldi Ave., and Glencoe road. 49-tf James Ritchey. of Corrielius, was a caller today. Mr. Richey was for 30 years a resident of Umatilla County, and K. Bam Hm W. m. Mar D AO LEY 1 HAH ATTORNBYS-AT-LaW Euou 1 tad t Shite BaUdlac HILLS BUBO. . . OEEltO.1. E. B. TONGUE ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Lot J l U lmiitiiii Aote Ttart . VOUNU-YOUNU Married: At Missoula, Mont.. July I I. PJP2, Gerabl Young, of that city, and Miss Pell Young, of Hillstioro, Oregon. The groom is a prominent rancher of that section, and the bride is a w ell known school teacher of Wash ington County, and a sister ol Miss Kmilv Young, of the llills boro tnib ie schools. Mr. and Mrs. Young are re siding at Camas. Mont, for the present. Argus and Oregoninn. $2.2.r For best bread, cakes and pas try, go to the City Hakery. 0. L. Pienctiel, of above Hanks. was in town Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Hancock. Miss Mar imret and Master Chas., return ed this week from a trip to Coos County Those who generally pick at the W. J. Gragg hopyaru arc re quested to register at once, in nisur to noil oiact-H. u. j Gragg. Ounce at Helvetia Hall, Satur day, August 17, under auspices of famed Hachelor Girls Club. This will be the swellest allair nf th season. Good music nnc swell eats. llnssell Carteraged 12 years while olaving around a Hat car, thn first of the week, fell ami a broken arm. auove South Dakota, leaves next week simpie assault The plaintiff for bis prairie home, alter a two Was given two days to asK ior a .eeks visit with his tatlier. t1ew tna . lhe jury in the case: 'red Linger, and brother. Frank, Fred Movers. J. F. Brandt. B. f South lualatm. lie says he k Oennv. Pan Laker, Geo likes Oregon, but he is still in p.iordorf, Chas. Liebermann. Gus love with the expanse of prairies Grabhorn. J. C Corey, Henry ack in Dakota and. Con. Geo. Gaibreath. G. r, i'.,., AiLiiwon nnd F.lv:i S. Smithlinc and Ira Purdin. sustained 7235 W"&yit Smith rc Taniieaio reducea tne aiBiocuiiwi. uu . ed in the state cases against E L Ilaker, E. E. Colestock. Jas Anderson, Thos. Williams. Rich ard Hundley, and Henry Krue ger; Hundley trial get for Aug. 2. State vs Frank Co! felt, plea of not guilty entered. The case of State versus lv. A. Caples was heard yesterday, and the uirv returned a vennei 01 Weston personally knows Clark Wood, Officea npataira in Schulmerljh Block the versatile editor of the Leader ---ri ViifwvnruwiiwiAriAivu naner that excels all Oregon . . nublications for auaintness and JUUW 1. WALL . 1 force of expression. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Porn. July 29. 1912. to Mr. and i. v r v.n,.A ' ' . North Plains, a son. The father - orkoom. is the popular sawmill man of Pmmmm his section, and he and wile T7 m PiRRETT na.c sl. xoia, as una is int 1 first boy. is considerably proud ttohy-at-law of the new arrival. Ornoa: Main Street, opp. ConrttHoua. Young Deople-do not forcet HHASBORO - ORBOON the dance at the pavilion, at 1 sV''Mvmmmmmj .ortn I'lains. saturaay eveninsr. xHnil U TOVrTTW ID August 3. Toelle's orchestra. 1 nua 1VWI1UH, JK. one of the best pavilion floors in ATTORNBY-AT-LAW the eiiuntv. and a trood time al ways, at Js'orth Plains. Pffic' uP4Uir in Scanlmerich Block North Plains is to celebrate Hillsboro, - - Oregon with a pavilion dance in the 1. ..... j ... . : A . 1 parK. oaiuruay oemiin. ""Ku tM, 3. naM B. . eaHo ;j. Lo not overiooK 1111s event, o. m. eioam if you are out for a good time. SCHNAREL A l aROPHF. loeue s orcnesira. Ii.ii9... i...iitM. winimiiiii Bsafaltat aaa Daiatr. Ii... 1.1. 11 Ullll L.lt Lit. u . vr. .tu.iu I a l.a..... . .u.. .. ... H. a. . . nrnr(ai'3invi9gunge, noiicunen-isturuna. vou attorney, and 1. S. Huntington. I tnatot. Iflament(. llr(unta una all flf ,.,1 itK n lau.. nffie. and 'n 'nftuJ auiflflt.UL Jt4lonlun. also interested in a paving con- Mmmn iffUtt cern, were in me county seat 1 tfiia!icni4aitn, urtrtroaunatn. ui. cnfirarici biu unitctn Miitnirn. ir.2ttiti(lat: CaaiKsa aaa H 9 Oil aaa aaf vnaareaaaa. -r.i.Hii..M ain.n...ii onn. ai.ii..r7. touMfltrOon: IWaln 2964 una H.29M. 3latart h H etaakft at Saamrrtt 1H 'inker, who were wedded July 1. 11)12. at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs hniel Baker. Forest Grove, invo gone to miumooK v ouniy, where they will take up their residence at the home of the groom in the Sandlake neighbor hood. Montgomery Turner has traded lis store at Banks to F. E. Nor ton, of Tillamook, and will retire ront the merchandise business. He received some good lillamook and on the deal and is expected to blossom out as a real Tilla mook er at least a iwrtion of the year, from this on. Pearl B. Mackrodt. of Forest Grove, has sued Albert Mackrodt for divorce, alleging desertion within five months after their . ... i . 1.. . 1. no marriage at me urove, reu. .j, 11)10. There is one son, Harry A., and the wife wants the cus tody of the child. Failure to provide is another cause of com plaint. For sale: - large modern house and three lots in Forest Grove to exchange for acreage, farm prop erty or vacant lots, l'lenty ot fruit and shade trees around the place. Property will rent for $25 per month. For particulars call on or address K. N. Staehr, The Baazar, next door to postollice, Forest Grove, Ore. 20tf TKIPLU BIRTHDAY PARTY July 27 being the birthday of Mrs. P. N. Shane, .Mrs. nan Burhalter and Mrs. George Rob- . , . I . A. ... 1 1 inson, tueir menus leuueieu them a delightful surprise party at the home of Mrs. Shane. At two o'clock the guests ar rived and the afternoon, vyas pleasantly spent in conversation. The "Triplets" each received a handsome present and many "Happy Birthday" Cards. The ladies who participated tn the surprise conspiracy furnished a delicious lunch consisting of salads, sandwiches, cake, fruit and coffee. About five 0 clock Daniel Burkhalter arrived in his auto to convey the guests from Farmington to their homes. On persuading him to pass judg ment upon the birthday feast, the party broke up, Mrs. Shane, Mrs. Burkhalter and Mrs. Robinson declaring their willingness to be surprised every year. Those present were: Mrs. K. T. Murphy, Jlrs. Joe Jack, Mrs. Ceo. ,Ik, Mrs. Mil. Bne, Mrs. lohn Hoire. Mrs. S. K. Olsen, Mrs. I. I. Smith, Mrs. ,t T Am'.emoii, Mis. Alva Perry, Mias. Kll.iinetU Maker, airs. j. MrC-allen. Mrs. K. N. Shntie, Mrs. Pan lluik.H-.iter, Mrs. Ot-trge Rol)iiiui, Miss Alta Kreikntlml, Mr. Pnn Hurklitilter, Mr. R. N. Shane, Krntik Shnne, Mel ville Jack, Norman Jack, Dorothy ttob-ioaon. yesterday. Hillsboro National Bank gives careful attention to small mat ters, and welcomes the small de positor as well as larger ones. 'PL.,!.. I. ....... .-..9 i.3 m-M,. I rt cr laanlrt . llieir uuaiucrsa ia s1""1" i"F'u ly. There is a reason. Dr. J. R. Marshall and wife! and son leave Saturday for a I month in Armstrong, British Columbia, and Other Puget Office up-aUtra over Hillsboro National Sound points. PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Bank. HILLSBORO OREGON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Main and Third. Report on the street has it that a suit will soon be filed ask ing for an injunction against the laying ot bituhthicon hastwasn- mgton Street. Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Palmateer . , , . r, J I ana aatlgnier, ansa ueneva, ue- Trmle,ie BWe. Rooms 5 and 6 parted this morning, tor a vaca- HILLSBORO, ORE. tion at Barview, iiuamooK. The Missionary Society of the Congregational Church will meet at the home ot Mrs. S. C. Killen next Wednesday, at 3 p. m. Mrs. Dibble, here for several weeks in the interest of the United Artisans, departed for California, this week. A trained agriculturist wants position on farm. Is married, and can go on place at once. In quire at C. C. Store. James McClaran, one of Gales Creek's pioneers, was down to the county seat today. V , 1 1 wv 'in nf Mnrf h Tim- latin Plains, was a caller in the Graduate Kansas City Veter. city yesterday. inary College. 20 years prac Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Chris P. tical experience. Sy versen, Cooper Mountain, July Office, Hillsboro Livery Co. suble. No. 1 28. 1912. a daughter. Phono Married: July 23, 1912. Rev. ec. M,ln5M: Rt"d"'ce' CUy ! Father Buck ofhciatinpr, Johnr ;; T 1 Spallinger and Kate Trautner. Argus and Ore&mixii, (2.13 WILL YOU BUILD IF- You Contemplate Building this spring or summer, see us and get our figures. Ja 9a Lorsung and Son Omm Pmrh, mmm aaafo aroaW ml AddroHa, Hillsboro, R 4. fhotie, Main 112 Dr. S. M. REAGAN St SimcKON Vetsrinary Physician & UKNTIST. 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