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"f Mill .Inir... ,t a t-.-n.-ral pra.--titi'.iu-r to- I, ai ha.l a .,, n.l( i'i.t.-u. a, hH th.H.aH.li ,,f ln. ii.li in Wa.liini't.in ( .mnty i .H Ihiii a ha; .y va ation. Ir, l aiiii. -i.- ;.. el i t,, ma,. :, t rt t i.u.i in a short ti-ii,. a,,,) m:l to . t. ii, ,i i t,,ur t.. .ur.i c l'"r -a!-: law m.. .-rn Inns, an. I tl r.-i- t it m in l un sl (IroM- t. ..v ,.!. ....... f v j-.-uu ai r.-.ii'.-, lartn iroj ' it) "r a. ant !..t ,. ',..(,ty Innt un.l ?.!.;.! tr.-.-s aromnl tl,. I'laci'. l'i"tM-rty vxia r.-nt f..r.f'"i jH-r month, lor particulars call on it a I lr. K. N. Sta.-hr. I (, I'.aa.nr. n.-xl ti. r to (istu!!.i-.-. l or.-it tlro.-. Ore. jotf A inmlH-r of I Kail'Aay oil, i i.iU an I tin-ir tru-n.l i ha-.t- ..nt Aon! th.-v will in atl.-ini ahii1 at lh.. .lance t i lie yiveii at II. Ketia Hall. I.y the hclor IJirN ' ! 1 1 1 . Safir.a, Aut'ii.t 17. IhH the initial att.-'lipt of the ll.icI.el.T (Jirls at li'il.isnr a iiut lie i iit.-rtaiiinieiit nn l they arc fparmif no e!r..rt to make a yu .ho,Miit'. I'r.-nt pnn. rtt an that there xil U- a r.-. nnl h-vak-mcr.nxil in atl.-ii.l.uu-c fr.nu the virriii.uiif country a w.-ll as fr..in I'lTtlainl. Ia n a Louie jxi-t like payiiu' ?, S1EI CARNIVAL IS '"at At V. IION SM Ii ll nt J". Mi.- auction at rirtiHT. Mate Main tr. . t. .'.i. . i t of li'.t.i Ua-h J " ' o !' I . p in "'I urui.v .t "it si i" t-.1i !.c .! f hlf'U .'i.ele dairy x ill l.'.t tl rce of I h.-in in 1. OttnllV ll I'-i'l He thli ' 1 Kiktli to Ik' ti.e e i'ha 1 are '' , -.i!l.' are a-. I all vi w- a II. r. I can ! W. I.uihl place. r nt, l ive room M.uail.un htrcct. 'Uii k alo a h, on II cv I'llty lol!arH (l.nxn, i t.-rmt. I'atti DielitloC 1 Tart .. 11.! xl J.-rv'-v s : milk en the I.. B'.nl 1 ) nilir-. i .ct o! I a irel. mil. ..k ii .v li.'hl farm tfl. ith i'l iiii.'-, fni.f Sal.-: fash, or I tank ippr..1. . .1 note, at S per . p. r c. nt, i! for ca -h Jill!") - '.M !.. I. i; Unt'.KKS. Van.l. r ,x al, .1 (' Kur.itli. t'l.'lk. Auctioneer, Ml.HS I. Ml KM VINMI.Sl Women of W.Hilir.ift. of fwiw, will five an entertain Saturday eyenini:. A u'int Hi'iiilnck's Hall. I he pro ill t'llllM-.l of 111 ' 1. if. Sdlll"!, 10 C(illie.h... "Hl-1 Mo l.-I ' H'I "I he IJeturn of l.ct Am.l.i l.y U;wal.l UNell. tly returned from tiernianv. W nilC nf the featured of nine, ,, ,,i. ran utford to hear hi i wonderful ynice. ft f'TVet the date AlllTIHt i.ntrrtainiiient cninuiences h'tlyat s.:',u. Adun ision, la -i rents. I'AI.MS.M) OWMI U I'M UN INS y aillin mee thut I h.-ice N fnini active nnu lie.v and r"f"'tli will limit mv medical t'' iliai'iiusi -i and i-oiiiilta- Mnly. rlrwiii. wlio.miccei'ds liecti siv ve.ir-4 in the PlO". nn, I I,..., .,'., i ,i. t.. :4 ".. . -u" in in.- .ir. '" oUHtern Hospital. r-rwin i ... f.ion, ii mv I tl'i ' 'late. rh t thank von all for the Ii Clllll-I.,,.. i". I.... 1 ill t Mimwil III.' Villi - P1 tWl'iil V vencj of me nc-ie. NllilUh,,,.; i u;.....::. " tlllU .(IIIIIK MMI I'. Tainiesie. M. D. Hir"'. Or., Auiint?. 1:U2. hi. n Muraux' addition. In. pure at the ul litioii. lla-teliiie, wc;;t "f I', U. A N. I.. I'. SiM-neer. of near Tuala tin, wan in town jenterday. Mr. Spencer sjn-iit con ,idcr.l!ile time the par, i two j ears rurirun ar. air cmniire-i'tor at the I'clil i c.iua!. and lie expei ts to work on the ( Irev'oii t'lty canal and lock, which will soon itart ennstruc lion imd-r oyii'iuneiit suH-r- yi'unn. I lie pr.iwel urivoii 1'ity project will sa vi' shippers fitly c nt 4 -r ton besides a pas . -isi r rate of 10 cents for pas- sai.e throiiv'h the rails ohstr.ic lion. i t, .i.e.-. i:. n. ii. of r.u t Ki'ev. Kaie,as. is sp'lidlli the week end with his sist-r. Mrs. Nelly l-'eru'DSoll. in tliis citv. I.t. Hill is on a tw . months furlough, an vx ill speii. I most o it at ticcan I'ark, with his mother, who has Ihcii mute ill at her home at Vancouver, Wash. isri:nim:n I.. . I, . f .JS Win Minvran nr.. I Miss itmilcn W... niiili.il in neil' 1,1 '111' linme nf tint iri'miin'w i. . ' i- rniu and time inc. Hf0. Tiii.u.li,, a i iu - 1,1 y , IXIIKIIMI. I" ''v- 15. tllaivni',. (!.iok. of ''PtlSt Clmc.h nlheiiiliiur ItlHII V was i,,.iT,...ii..l in ran(T ()f 1 1, ri.lMlivi.v! ,,r CrtK"" and a few invited fIS, r.innerlv resided nt 'Mrs yjiiui., m...r i M l I ,""-""o I'KMKllll illlli r Hie . . W M....,H., v. "It'l'knl WaHliiliLrtonCnlin. v5.J"nw intcivsli'd in I ho r.'noal.ri.. 'riww win tain. I'licy will tako tieo ""'"w after September 1. a"J Journal. $2.25. IMilor Scotl, of the News l ntu s, I'orest (Irove, and Kditor MasM-y, of tbeCurnehus I rihune, were callers at tin' Arens. yes t-.'rdav evening'. l".t!t calliiiu nidi by each. This is about the first time that three real criminals have been toeether iii HiUsUini for a loin; time. Taken mi. llolstch bull, aUmt two v.ars old, Mark in left ear, (hi ii ease ca . set e cliaf'.res and take ,aine awav. I'. Tscha U.I.I. Helvetia. Ore. !'. O. Ad dress. HiIIsIhtu, U. 1. I'.' -I Mrs. William Ui.lH.V. nf For est I irove, aired almut "d. died Mondav. The funeral tuok phtd' Tuesday aftern.xm. The hus band is a well known veteran ol thet'ivil War, and formerly lived on (laics Creek. For sale: Team of linnid mares, ut a bargain. (!Hid work juiimals. Weiirlinlnmt l:HH)oach. Or w ill trad.' for a smaller team. Frank linger". Cornelius, Ore. U 2. lives t'i miles southeast of llillsU.ro. "I3 i Fd. Ilarncri-ovcr mid Howard Hill, id Varley. left Tuesday for a deer hunt over on the Wilson. They will make camp near Devil's Lake, and expect to come home laden with venison. Do not loiyet that Dave Cur win will do vour plumbing and ein. von estimates. Satisfactory work" always, and prices e.in'l, he u'iveu by ethers. iiet.li! Row. Second Street. F, N. Austin, of Kearney, Neb., das' taken a position with Hie llillsboro National Hunk. Mr. Austin is a new arrival in Ore gon, and liUt-a his adopted state immensely. New accounts are coming in daily to the Savinus Department of the llillsboro National Hank. Your saving are under govern ment supervision and absolutely if i. it iioiiiui n 1 secure, wo wain, join mi,......,. ti C I .ill v- of llillsiiale, and F. M. White, of C.ales Creek, two fsmiilv from the (II nil" ii' .i .,.,,1 nf t he eountv. were m town Tuesday, on business at the Clerk's olhec For sale: CiimmI farm horse, It) years old, nbout 1100; drives sin- Urle or double; true ami nenue, I .r s. .i,iniHr ,sii. pxii, utth and .UI IHIS WiiltJS (illllU AlUMTlOs Coimmiicx-: I. .. Mmirc. W. V. Witc). Win, V-Uim, C. I'. koiinti. W. W. K-xu Monday eveiiil.r tlie ( 'iiiiiUiittee "! HiliitMiro s Street carni val met and d.-eidi- l that the fair should U-;'ili on Wednesday, Septe'ilb'-r Hid and continue until SUurday ' Veiiinvr. Sept. 21. Til" commit, t.-eiiieti will e.-t busy at oiiei- and arrami-ni.-iit-i are b.;in ma L to ha-a splendid exhibit, with all kind, of prizes fr exhibitor,. I here will U- some fine amuse ment alt rait ions, and the Ikivk iv that this will ! the one be,t yet tor a street fair and carnival. N xt vye.-k ub-coni'TiitteeS VX ill apimint.-d from various parts the eountv, arid th" wish is tn make it a eountv atl'air as much t, n.-.silile. There i no reason why this should not I..' the ban ner exhil.it. a the year has been tine in the way of pr.Miuction not that grains, laies and fruits, have liecn of line irrnwth. fraimjuiratioii rates will be ar- rane.-,j as to tn runt people to visit the biir fair ut a reduced rate. Iv.i ry citien of llillsU.ro and vicinity : hould t'l.e this event their hearty suport. OH'MV SCIKHll. FAIR The Oregon Fle-tric t'o-npanv has notified Supt. Case that they place Ti n Dollars at his disposal as a reward for exhibit of farm products at the coming Sclum Fair. Several hundred school children arc nnviiur 'itatoes, s.tiashes, p'lmpkins, corn, water melons, celery, or other vee- table, w hile others ure preiiantu1 handwork, or raisinn '"" lnltry for the exhibition in com peting' for the many line priz.es ol'ered for the U'st. This coiniK-tition is u laudable work and should result in inspir inc and interestintr our Uys and t-irls in employment that will add to their success in after years. F.very parent should en- couraire them to enter the con test nnd whether they win or lose the smad pri.e offered, they will reap ureal benefit from the un lertakinir by formintr habits of industry and usefulness. It has been decided tn hold thi count v school fair at HiIIsUto. Septcm'iMT I'd, 20 and 21. in con nection with the street carnival. In some parts of the county local fairs will be held prior to the eountv lair ami nouuis win ue awarded for the best exhibits, and the prize winners will then enter the contest at the county fair. All school children havinir products to enter at the county fair should notify the otliee of tin- Ctiuntv Schol Suncrintend cut by card, and blanks will be sent for making said entry. Any sch.H children havinir products to enter at the State rair shoul notify the County School Super intendent before August 20th and arrangements w ill be made to send said exhibits to Salem. that Che- f'r roan ,, I,,.., :.. n.,. m i" . i i,,.ii..i nt IN wi. V V V 1 K " ... Id ' Will Ih nt homo to mi , nnd Fir. 20 Amhroso Selim'ullin. of above lluxton, was in town today. At CTION SAt.l: The undersigned w ill sell nt her residence 2 miles N, W. of llills boro, on the Hillsboro-North Plains road, a mile north of the Klinenian brickyard, at 1 p. m., on SATURDAY, AUGUST 2-1 l tons hay, in mow, : acres of crrowinir kale; i acre potatoes; 2 sets harnsss; sprinvrtooth har row, top butrvry. Plow, spray lump, . do., chicken, lork. shovels, 2 milk cans, -cut saw, buck-saw, loir chain, lantern, sev eral cords lir wood, sacks, 15 thorouirhbred Rhode Island . . i , , . . i .... clucKons, wneei narrow, uuu nu merous other articles. Terms of sale: Under $10. cash; over, (? months bankable note at 8 per cent, Mrs. M. H. Risner. aktiii'K r.oimvhi.L Arthur r.mitwell, a brother of Mrs. T. A. Rhea, of this city, died at the Good Samaritan Hos pital. August 5, 11)12. He was stricken while working at the F. Shatter sawmill, near Molalla, Ore., and was taken to the hos pital last Saturday evening, pass ing away within 21 hours. He liad lieen in poor health for some time. He was born in Harden Co., Ohio. April 5), 1811. His wife passed away several years ago. He has a son in Ohio, nnd sever al brothers and sisters to mourn his loss. NOTICIi There will "be a dance given at llendriek's Hall, Cornelius. Sat urday, August 17. Come and enjoy a good evening's dance. 'di.s Mi F.noehs is visiting relatives at I ruitland. Idaho. A. W. S. ott. of U-low Witeh ! Ila.l. was acity viator Monday aft.-rr,o.ti Jae.,!. lle-h.!.', of I'orncli H. was a county seat victor Mon day al t. rn'ou. Sut.t. Turner, of the Wash.- Ore. ( 'ori.iratiori. mad'-a trip to Albany. Monday Mii l.a. l Rahri. of I'hillips. was a city visitor yesterday, und call el on the Argus. Ib.M. W. H. Hollis, of Forest I'l.ve, was down to tie" county cat yesterday. Frederick .lohansi.n. of I arrn- int.m. v as a cny vi-uor yesu-r- ay . t-nifii'. Seven room house, m.xlern, for al.. on easv term ;. Or will rent. ('. Hhoades. HiIIsUto. J. K. immerman. of aUc.e N'oitt; Flams, was in yesterday, 'otiferring with the county court. Wanted: Twenty choice Anjzo- ,,, . i v . . . I.-: - ra 1'iu!.,. Vt. I.. r.mmons, rir drove I' arm. r.eaverlor,. Mr. and Mn. W. V. 1 Serge n went to Garibaldi and Il-H-kaway, the last of the Week. House for rent, furnished or mfurni-hc.l. Impure of Mrs. Imojzeite l!ath. Miss Viola I'rice. of I'ortlamj. vas the guest of Mrs. M. K. lisner. Saturday. Frank I'nger, of South Tuala tin. wa.s in the coutitv seal lues- lay. Horn, to Frw in I'uell and wife. of North Tualatin Plains, Aug. 0, l'.12. a bov. weight 12 xunds. Cl ivs. Casteel. of Tualatin, was m the i-ity yesterday afternoon, a witness in the dalbrath case. J. M. YiK'xr.of n-arOak Park. has sold his place to J. P. Horna- berg, w ho has taken possession. Geo. Hantz Sr.. of Shady llrook. bevon.l North Plains, was i caller in the city yesterday, en- route to Portland. W. II. Council, of Fast Port md. was out Tuesday, looking after bis Washington County in tonus ts. Grading for the pavement is lUiut completed on Second, and a crew started on North Third this week. John C. l'.uchanan. of Corneli us, was m town niesuay. ue was in the city conferring with some of his oldtime hop pickers. J. .1. Shevlin. for many years a road supervisor in the Heaver- ton di triet. and J. A. Johnson -the big supervisor of below that place, were in the city mid-week. Jake Schlicht, of Mountaindale. recently shot a line spike buck, and left a hind ipiarter at the HillsU.ro camp on the Murphy place. The follow ing have made high scores on the Second Street Ten Pinnet alleys: D. Thomas, F. l.illegard. D. Hunley and C. liOllg. Miss Mary Wilcox, manicurist. will not make her weekly visit to this city next week, but will again be here on Thursday. Au gust 22. One way not to settle a ques tion is to argue about it. We argue that City Hakery bread is the best yet. Settle the ques tion by trying some. Krwjn Kilter, of Hethany. was up to the city vesterdav evening. F.rwin comes from the settle ment w here the dairy eow is al ways in evidence. Miss I '.lanche Applegate. of Salem, departed for home Tues day, after an extended visit with her brother. Deputy Sheriff. Ap plegate. The farm of G. Sohler, North Forest Grove, was one of the first to get its crop threshed. F. Ii. 1 'ranger, who was In last week, states that wheat and oats averaged ;0 bushels per acre Would you know more about the bread you eat? We invite your investigation. It is our pride to prove the point of clean liness in our bread that you eat. City l!;iko-y bread pleases. F. C. Orth, inspector for the Condensers here and at Forest Grove, passed through town Monday. He says he never saw the country districts looking finer than this season. J. C. Lamkin is making some galvanized hop baskets for John Hoge, of Farniington. Huge claims they are much cheaper than the manufactured baskets, and says they are fullv as light to handle. Talk about your cucumbers but J. T. Morrison, near Farni ington, brought in some regular old sockdolagers, yesterday, and left thorn at the Argus olliee. J. T. warranted them to have no more eolie to the square inch than the smaller ones. The local second nine will 'play the "Michigan Wild Cats," of Portland, at Athletic Park, next Sunday. The visiting team is said to be a lusty bunch of vounirsters. This will be the MUZZLE THE DOG 15 City I' ui her I'r.iviJe fir l'r"U-t-lion Against Hydrophobia sor wd MtzzLrs imir s l ijlil I raiKhuc A-ked for b) Hill-boot l'oir & Inv. C'i. The city council met Tuesday evening and passed a speed or- linance, requiring a minimum cf 12 miles forautos and ail vehicle", arid Chief leaser was notified to liost notices on all highways L ad ing into the city. The warring will n-ad "Siovz Down to 12 Miles." This applies to all ve hicles, jnotor cycle as well, arid even bicycles. 11. . an-i u. n. Gates wire ln-fore. the council with a request f-.r a franchise for an electric light s-vst.-m. ihe new Company, the H;l'.s!oro Power it lnvei-t.'n'Tit (.. pro posed an ordinance that means nearly fifty per cent, of a cut on present rates. The measure is now up to the third reading. Muzzle the Dog is row the orders, an emergency ordinance being passed. A!f d"gs kept or owned in the city, when running at large, must carry muzzles from June 1.1 to Sept. 1.1. This is in the line w ith the prevention of hydrophobia. Some wag went to Portland, Wednesday, and Ixmght a muzzle for Chief of Po lice Uia-scr's rainature blood hound, and the pup was the first to wear the jewelry under the new law. An ordinance providing for ce ment walks from Washington to the S. I'. dejiot, on Second Street, was read the tirst time, lh city will at or.ee start a crusade on the cement wa.k business and several blocks will be laid, either by the ow ners, or by the citv, at the expense of owners, W. C. Gilford and J. H. Wil liams were granted license to conduct a saloon in the Hotel Washington. A large grist of biils wa3 al lowed. Council meets again Sat urday evening, when the pro posed light franchise will again lie taken up. Washington Connty property oA ners east or a ineot the coun ty .s.-at are foolish to art with their property unless they get a good, round price for it I'ort- ir. I is destined to U' a great t inside (f live or ten years. and wi'ha gn ater population -an there is no reason why five irs hence therw should not be VO.tiOO souls in the metropolis homes will be sought over the mountain. The big subway U Uiurd to come, and w hen you think of protierty within 20 miles of a city of a half million you are thinking of values. The Ham n.an lines are looking forward to this and evidencing their faith by the building of an electric iine. Poles are set in the Forest Grove section, clear down tn trip Juchanan place, lietween the Grove and Cornelius, and crews ire rapidly preparing the road for the spark of Benjamin rank- in and other scientists. Hills- boro will next be invaded. Kast Washington County and for hat matter, as far west as the Grove will soon be a network small homes, and there will be transportation rates which will make it worth while to live :3) feet above sea level, and in the most beautiful valley that the Lord ever created. PUBLIC SALI; 1 will pell at public auction at t armors Stable. Mam Mreet. at 2:00 p. m.. on- SATURDAY. AUGUST 10 The following bran new house hold furniture which was turned over to me ov a party leaving the country. Kitchen range, 3 brass U'ds and springs, 2 rock ers. G dining room chairs, library table, dresser, refrigerator. J. C. Kuratli. Rl-AL LSTATU TRANSFERS PKOfBSMlONAL. F. A. BAILEY, M. D. Office: t'pUir in Schulntrirh Blocs Knwlauc rttMithwiM ronwr Hajrhn mi bet-onil Mtrwla. Both I'tionw. S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Otllo oinUir nvorTb iMita Drug tUr KMiilano Et of t'oart Houw, Id Ihm oomr of Ihm blork. JA HEMHILUfETAMlkMK.ll 1). PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Sarjfw.q Hmlhrn frlh fUilmwt IV, nd o or lh- Orrgca Klrrtric tUilrnut. ' oimuiUUim In French or Knulmh. Of. tir uimtair. In th Omrnl Kl.n k H1.I. orth Ki.lt of Main UL, Hillbon, or. ELM Eli II. SMITH M. D. D. O I'HYSICIAX& SURGEOM OSTEOPATH Office Hour 9 to it . m.; I to 5 p. m. j ucxiaf , inurIy, SturlT 9 to I Call tnawereil dar or ntirht. Both pbooc. Office over Iliiliboro National. K ColT to OrcL.vu Wa'.cr Tower S: lidi.t Co, 7 Si a in Huh Acre .. frit J Ii Muol.l to I, Mit-i'lli iiisou tract igMiitl.Is i.ittU" riirms IJ50 T S McPamri tJ Julia Art.inis lot $ Mk 1 Mvrrs An Kci-.lvillo . 10 C V ILirrrtt to C V Srfti.Utone 2 lots bit S Mul.lleten Joe W A UrttnlcU to h'ia Kticim 2 lots hlk 11 rmtmti.l Teiisce ... 230 (ten Johnson to M T H-.rnrovc 10 a sec 3 t2 r l w. - Anna M Vouii to J.itiH-s Wood S 60 1 w ji t 1 n r 4 Cooij;e Iick(J" to llsnna U 3a sec 7 t x 1 r 1 w (ieo C Knelkc to S mud V Johnson tr in CarKw I) Wilcox ('. 1 c 10 Sxnie to Same lot 3 & e ib: ft lot 2 hlk luiil 10 II U Crockett to C.ro Kte witij; 5 07 a Frtwiue' Orchard Tracts 2ko Mnble Siniih to X L Aekics 19 50 a sec 2 t 1 r s w 10 l.t-ttie McKay to lv.lw L Gray 5 a see I j t 1 t r 1 w 1500 U H H-.iteliinson '.to V H Weliranj; blk 14 Timber Townsite to II V Schtnnle to l-'ie.'. ami Catherine II ue he, Henry and Lena Schneid er, 06.50 a Pavid Miiuroc d 1 c... uooo I-'red Melzer to llennan Krtu', tl a sec 30 t 2 s r I w 2200 Alb Lueblierinaun toGeoF McNelly, S'i a in Tualaiin Gn-detis 10 M S Riftit-s to W II !. dwtii, lot 4 Hamilton ad Ik-avrrton 1050 L M Cosnev to Join and Marcus Triimlu, int in lbo a sec 19 t 2 n r 1 w, ipiitc aim.... 2oo Ruth Tru-4 Co to Anna tjiiinti, 2 lots blk 6 North Plains .... 394 J110 B Uihlmtd to S.-liool ViA No94, 0.6" a AMricli Acreage 134 Western Oregon Tr Co to Oiover Mueller tr 4b Virginia Cbiee . . . 1500 V II Ue to 11 A W illtiims lot t blk 2 Hanks 190 Geo lliincoikshfl'tol.arkin Kevuo'.ils lHed to correct to a sec 7 t 1 11 r 1 w 750 l-.ilii'U l'liiiler to A M ilnon etnl x'j bt 2 Aldrich Acre-iire lo C R Cnrtiss to John R Lane lot 4 E Lehman Acie 1 net 500 Siacv llrtiuiltoii to Miliunuton int in tr 40 Virginia I'laee 5S5 W A Shaw to K V H.ddoek, 2 a Johnson estate ad lleaverton-Ueed-ville R W lla.ldix-k to Win M lire, 2 a Johnson estate ad leverton-Reed-ville Sarah Martin to Aug Lovegren, 160 a sec 26 t t s r 5 w Paul Reiiuers to Linuton Savings Hank, tract 12 blk I North llills boro Acres O Lundiiuist & Co to J no Milton, lot 2 blk 2 Cherry Grove 38.x) A fine black team of mares. six and seven, weight 1100 each, w ith harness and surrey, for sale. Just the team for small farming, or for reasonable driving. P. J. Sonnen. Cornelius, Ore. 20-2 The delinquent list for Wash ington County, tax year of 1911, apix.-ars in this issue of the Ar ms, and will be published four times. I he list, numerically, is somew hat larger than last year, owing to nonpayment on many small tracts which have been added to the rolls the passed two years. The list is published in both the Argus and the Wash ington County News, the official papers of the county. Dance at Helvetia Hall, Satur day. August 17, under auspices of famed uachelor Oirls Club, This will be the swellest affair of the season. Good music and swell eats. An electric storm, with plenty of lightning, visited this section last evening and rain continued falling at intervals all forenoon. It is very unwelcome to those who are having hay baled, and w ho are in the middle of grain harvest The wind prevailed from the north and west, but the storm came from a high cur rent from the south. The Grand Marca is the most wholesome "two for a quarter' smoke on market made in Ore gon, by E. Schiller. When you indulge in a good smoke buy a Grand Marca. 12tf L Canfield. while working for Contractor toster, helping instal the big heating boiler, at the court house annex, was thrown off a plank, about 12 feet in the air, yesterday evening, and sus tained a serious injury of the left elbow. Dr. Wood is attend ing the injury. Those who generally pick at the W . J. Gragg hopyard are re quested to register at once, in order to hold places. W. Gragg. 20-22 Mrs. Minnie Downs, who wa3 ojerated on some time ago at one of the Portland hospitals. 13 lm proving rapidly, and will be able to return home in a short time, The surgeons operating state that it was one of the most cnti cal cases they had waited on for years. Do not forget to ask for Schiller when you want a good 10 cent smoke no cough dust in the Schiller. 12tf Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURCEON Calls Answered Day or Night Independent Phone OREN'CO, OREGON J. O. ROBB, II. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFFICE: Upttairttn Schnlmerich Bldg Residence : B-ueline Street, lecond dour east of South Side Street Both Phones office and evidence. HI'iSBORO, . OREGON I wish to express my apprecia tion to the ladies, for their gen erous patronage and bespeak i continuance of the same to my llpesflrll in business. All ac iast game of the season here un- J counts to Aug. 5, 1912, can be less the crowd gets a little more settled at the store or to me per dense than usual. sonally. Mrs. Imogene Bath. Andrew Kostur, road super visor at Buxton, was down to the city yesterday, attending county court He says that the Buxton agent reported over 700 passengers going through on the P. It. xt N. in one day, enroute to Tillamook. Sirs. Willard Tupper returned Monday from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Blackburn, at Corvallis. Mr. Blackburn has good position with the Southern Pacific at the junction point Hop pickers wanted: Twelve to fifteen days picking. Shanties furnished to families. Good place to camp. J. u Buchanan, Cor nelius, Ore. 21-3 Mrs. Amanda Purdin, of Selah, Wash., accompanied by her son Kenneth, and wife and children visited the last of the week in llillsboro and Banks. They came down in an auto, shipping the car part of the distance. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Heide! who have been visiting with the family of C. F. Bunsen, departed Monday for Mankota. Minn., where Mr. Heidel's relatives re side. G. E. Koontz and W. E. Mc Court went over to Tillamook yesterday, for a day of fishing and hunting, and short sojourn on the beach at Rockaway and Bar View. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Moore, were visitors, Sunday, at the camp of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Sewell, at Rockaway Beach, Tillamook. DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hoort o to ii a. m.; to 5 p. tn. Call aoswered day or niirhL Bith phone. Office tn American National Bank, npstaira. HILLSBORO, OREGON D AO LEY HARZ ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW Room 1 tad 1 8katt Baildinc HILLS BOKO. . , OREGON. E. B. TONGUE ATTORN BY-AT-tAW Office apttain in SchalmerLh Block JOHN 11. WALL ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bldg. Main & and HILLS BO BO, . OKiaOH. W. N. BARRETT ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Orric: Main Bueet, opp. CoartJHonaa. HILLSBORO ORKOON THOS. H.TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW Office, upstair in Schutmerich Block Hillsboro, - - Oregon Stal. 3. SitnaM B. taX4 S. Clatter SCHNABEL & La ROC HE traifa)f rrrkc Mhrtra, aeAtloMUr, Statural aat Natan. Viirral'Jtetiaaniit. ttMlratKn-Vrufim. Vail mamrn, triunituif, urrunscn an auc (l liAtn wnrmiucfr au4'tellt Jtf4l&anMun acn in urupa mil unftrtn ctamcn flarielpon Mnicn. Vrtirffr ta allr (KniaVrHifni frfllrt Xa&laHrnfAaftrn, Urbcrrraaunarn. Xul4n -Prtenvtctftl mil unferrn Alienttn. ca-etrt4ftaara: taaltaa Ma 4t Bit a aaf Vrratrttaat. Xclrttcti: TuuftjdU 200; H.tois7; tsiuMtlfrbon: SRaln 39K4 unb K-29R4. Slmatft 600 U4 ( Camt c PORTLAND. ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist O tllce up-staira over HUlaboro National Bank. HILLSBORO ...... ORKOON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Tcmieaie Bldg. Room 5 and 6 HILLSBORO, ORB. Main and Third. WILL YOU BUILD IF- You ('ontemplate Building this spring or summer, see us and get our figures. Jm S, Loraung and Son Omk Pmrk, mtm mMm wmtt mt mHy. Addreas, Hillsboro, K 4. Phone, Main Ui Dr. S. M. REAGAN Vrtkrinarv Piivsician & Surgeon & Dentist. Graduate Kansas City Veter inary College. 20 years prac tical experience. Office, Hillsboro Liver Co. Stable, No. t Phone Office, Main 502; Residence, City 133. Argus and Oregonian, $2.23