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FESTIVE CANINE GE1S IHE Wi EHBAB ...... Ill la' V ,.,t ll.!l h"r MrerU 111 tilt f A- " r E 1 fv- II.J. '"l t J""" 11.11 b. I tl iti til. Ihirtv day 'l'"1 1 ,.;,,. that h H 1"U! I" .... ll.lkU.ro Mir. ft will eo i" ,.,-iiine, r.M- in.' .-ti.-i !' v f..r!h by onlnun.e I roam at hUo.Mi swc. t will. I thirl) d.tv l'f !''' ''as '" t,u n that ail i'l tv have time i .I.r' chain id I'Ut it i'ows.-r. fr ! t (' t.i !. I h It v - U 'dti a nun am.- and the .lv fathers have t ort. .1 1 1 it we are t. have n ,K'ls twn, mi far ai ftr.et ..vi.l.nce i '"iif. m l. Jrtu I'i'h i'i. id on the thai'adini.uing of itreeH, I he J. i. kolite !.! l.i I '.' cent iH-r ar.l. and ' ' ' K-uiv hit 1 1. 1 IS. Att.r I f In-H were opened 'lt com pany ht:iN-. tliitl when their Lid ;n made they were ii'il ii:in that the council liU'l -i t lime Wo jH-ir.t i ili'-at '-r rate for material f-r m ri.. -j it p s . -. ami th-y iIm t.'ii-hi i. !'!. I in it.i th- ork for '.U cent. h f .ird, The i-.Mint'il wiilcaU for new I - I . Th-r was I'i-S for ti fi t,, lion .f the n j.Iutil t . iti. tit l.lmk on North l liii l. i.i nothing ,n itu.'"o?t t h it An or- ihiaiic' w:. fa-..! r outrun! ce ment t!nviti!i. on -r-tl blocks itn.l not " itpl ar in thi s week' paper. Surv ii or Join-" of , unihiil . , want t I'M ! tlii' i t.. ii,- i in, timidly LioMiieer M.-G.-e dialed thai In' would meet tfv '"!'' titioit, si-i h" .n (Mat.l 1 ui..l the work vn 1 I'rol.al'ly V lollllx t tii' I il t. Mk'V I . M Mi .Mary I . H u l't ,t U :.t the hoof ul t- r "! J.'lt" IhttiH'ti, nt l. Apni r.. l'.'i:;. Suth i4irolll:i, tind tiivi'. ti I .!' wli.'ii rl..' wri wa married Iiiium, Sl't. '. I i II ' V pi.. H'.T'. in n m:.!-; "ul War l.ruki. !- !. h i .tn-l, with l.i ' three I !-' i i-t, i ! ( ! in In1 I iii.tn A run. .villi Iowa V iil.mt Hi.rH. Inf.u l i . , Am'. X J -I".;;, 'I he , i I ,t:.l 'tl l m thi rvie Jan. I't. 'X :ni'l ! in an tmknmvn v i a ut the Nil tmiml renieterv. ti :ir MemjiJiH. Mr. Ilarhiion iuo. l la near t.nl'nHe, Wk.iH with her U,r'f Knrt, l.utl.t r ,1., Ji-ha S. i hiiMKik. tt... ftillii-r ilav. ith tin Yakima Itulimt. ! -rn iteiv ItniLiiii; i hormn. !! k'"I iiUtiiif wrv iiily rotmi.liTiriir 1IH TELLS OFJiPPLE SCAB Atltr I ruil Men lo lrupcr 1 inic l Spray lh 1 rt wmin im uixm stums iiml CITY SCHOOL DIRECTORS' I fail W ith Aaji Scilwa Nrw yihwJ SlriKture Will Not be I mrl I'ntil Nut I all n. fi. csr. 5iLriio im ckv Rturtl UI I'm aal wk More TracWr Ttia la lac Pal "In rmiMtrirt' to many rwi,Ht! from valley a !! a WaHhinir- ton Miint.i ankinif for my tn-at- Iliefit of Bl'l'lf M alt, tllirt letter U iM nt thft Arjfim, Apple mal U a iitiNilitly an tin Sari J one waif if not utteii l.-l to at tlu? proper tinti'. For tliotie vftho wi(h to raidean Iruit, ami who have foli)vn.I my articUn in the Ar jjuH, a e a4 taken my iH-rsonal advice, I write thin information Ja.4. II I'.utUr. of I'urtlatui, wa in town Tuemlay. Allany brawl of butter - the Unt iroinir. at (irt-i r' ' tt !orn, to Mr. ami Mrn. KuU rt H. Hayes, of North I'lairm. April Zk 'Jl a wm. A. W. Walker, of South Tuala tin, w a in town Tuesilay after noon. If you want hardw are, at prieen that are riitht. junt tall in and m-f 1 1. 'or in. in the llil!-.lxiro National I!ank Annex. SH'orid Stntt. i-t-i .i n i i i j.i Mrs. SunierWr returned to - u.,!,ir'" h-r home aUve Mountaindale. l-ard. A. C. Shute, chairman. Monday, after an extended vimt and Mayor II. T. I5atrley and Dr. with her daughter. Mrn. J. W. J. '. ramU-sie, met Monday eve- (!onnell. nin. and elected the new corps hxM'rierued dn-mmiaker would (f teachers for the year that will like work at home. Call Mim comm(.nce next September, rxt ke, atl.. h. WelU residence. .... -..it.. Kir litm t. l- tw,,, Third and Ihm? " but one more ,n Fourth. I'hone. M. !.". G-tf the e(rm th" the present year, ,, . . , . . notw ithstandinu there will t)en Ilere IK a chance to io mtol ... . .. .. . tt biwin.. With Hmallcapitol and ,n,,, r " low rent votican huv an old en- votetl to not use the new gtruc- The Artfus tli' not know how the present county court stands An f Ki mBtl..r r.f m n ttthiUt f H CPT I'H'I TtlPPPRQ the comirjr state fair, but it be- LLLUI IILIJ IUiUIIUIU lieves the wwinty should set to it that there is an exhibit, and a creditable one. This can be done with very little expense. L. I. Westfall. of Tualatin, who knows how to put up an exhibit, went to Salem last year, without finan cial assistance, and captured fourth prize. He is honest, re liable, and his had experience in an aiiair oi in is Kinu. An ap propriation would net be out of place, and the county could then lie represented at the state fair. As we pay tax for the institution anyway, a little more added to the sum total would make but very little hardship on the tax payers, and the Arjfus believes it should be done. Guns, fishinfr tackle, knives. ammunition, at cost. Am re tiring from business. Hillsboro Gun Store, opposite Court Mouse, and two doors east of Hillsboro Mercantile Co., on Main Street f r I believe mv fruit h;. i-l t.illmhel. troiieroii husineH.-t in ture until the Fall term beirins. that In luiHii't talked nutch lf. (f imrM ar xKtlit l-'r.-t Grove, that w ill make you with erhai a change here and jarv-oi, Hmt lj Uiy. wiih any in the Northwe My a" iii'lenderit living -Call on ihvn lhe new assij-nmenU a?e: when everyl.Nly In the ttty. .,, f Hrayinit na4 nevt.r or addrws, K. N.htaehr. Forest (, formerly of the ,,!'. !!" . r iL . rtte. i (W - and I do. not look for e. Ore. G tf XZsutrin! .,K.. H.I M...,o. -.w. futlm, Muryt Ih,.re art. U,f) aSiwa:l. classes of ftrowers, the class Indian Uunner ducks, the rirjf know in tc that Mr fruit U not a machines, the world's greatest pay inu investment, and this clats lasers of pure white nin. Get I use spray, and spray well. The a setlinir of 1.1 fniin IL II. CSrwr, I other class muKt have the fruit Iliil'.Uini. and have ejfim in the inHcctor tell them 3 or 4 times Fall and Winter, when your hens to spray, and he must stand by are not laying. Yard No. 1. $-'!;and see it done, if it is to be No. 2. f.': No. X I. Tt; No. 4, H; done prtiiH-rly. They n-ason like or f 10 and f P'r hundred. I the man in IliUshoni, who the ......... ...... ...... a.. . . --it I t: ... .....II t 1 owier nay nam m nu, n in I OK KI1NT Portion of Kllerson farm 1m ated about 2 miles went of lleaverton, about a-res cleared and brush tiimtnr." Hmie t.uililirii.' further information K. G. Alfr-son. 211 HK School, with assisUnta as ILiilwav KxchariL'e Kldv.. l'ort-MIlow: Helen ItollmKer, Sarah Silverton public schools, superin tendent of the city schools. ('. W. Hurtt. who has tempor arily filled the vacancy created by the election of B. W. Ilarnes to the county school superin- tendency. will have charge of the A representative of the Indian Agency at Yakima, accompanied by an assistant were here all week, accompanying an Indian who owns a bunch of horses on the reservation. About fourteen month aero nartie bv th tiarre of Henderson it Laidler were tails Answered Day or Night here and sold about twenty head of animals. land, Oregon, WCDDINU ANMVIIKSAKY , 1"' : :fc 7"; rhea,M.r for me to buy appUs . .. ... . I ' ..! i i.:..t .. .r than to spray" which I know is MemU rs of the Five Hundred .T I.' I....I ,.i :.. ... lii;UJ..i, u..., not tru'. IasI year there was Club and their husbands wen1 W.. I U.R..O.-.I Ul , . , . , . , , - ..,..,., I, .Ii, l of Ihe week l.wasai 1 ' ' ku noun- ui mi. auu moore, oru; cinei nrjan, nepp- - - - . ......... tat... I. .a ir ... .ui.. tit.tu . ii.. . . k ....... . j,t. I.&L...1 I I.- , .. .. i . ,.t ii... i..oi . K'ii n ' ' 'i ui-1 mil. j. j. no-iB, i i ma; t-t i-iiiuk. i ner. in: cinei joy. r urvaiuruve, uii-iiiiH-r wi ui l .... i ..,... ,l. ....!.. ..I.,.. I . i iu .l i :.. . V.l. l,... mix! n..iiee i-iime th rou I'h 1 11"" " l, r nun tiiiiiiiiiK ri.-w i Apni ii, in- -c.ia.oii ih ihk iH--i;,in; wrs. flians, m; iennessee liol.irick. Gertrude Denhart. New building Mrs. Minerva I'.rown, 1st; Althea Hembree.2nd; Kmily Young, 3rd; Cecelia Greer. 1th: Ruth Jones. 5th. Old structure Nellie Woods, 1st; Alma Curtis. 2nd; Willabelle Quite a number of I these were stolen from the visit- ORF.N'CO, - OREGOM rld'fl?, tt , M. assisting in getting the animals J. 0. ROBB. IX. D. , founts,TS ty and quite a number have OFFiCL-Upaui. SchainvrrktiBulg turned them Over without any Reiieft:-Btiii -Street, aecond douc r, l e . S!,e w , U n Mi A i. ;;. l - '1. ... .-i-.iet.- I, I'l l , :t'i infant. She ,la!lh.-.v II, liar fifteenth wftilding anniversary of Weatherred and Marcia Gleason. host and hostess. Five hundred the latter of Milwaukie, Or., 7th; was the game of the evening. Jos-i)hine Case, 8th. and the prize winners were:! The High School and the first Mrs. K. L Johnson, first; Mrs. I five grades will take up their II. T. BagUy. Umby; K. L. John-(iuarti'rs in the new structure, son. first; i. I . Anderson. Uxihy. I with eight grades, from one to At a late hour a splendid banquet Mght, in the old building, was servft-d. Mayor Bagley out-1 u in tKwsible that the new structure will be available for have not yet been J !f ' J t 'J ..J .. i i..i: you couin iinwuce, wun me .. .... i. ...7 . ..ii.... .....i , u prices prevailing for hay, uita- HI ll' MiiiT i.'iiaM'j, iiii; i I. ,.:il. I nay iuie nan- j iei'n von II ' in the fieid. w ith 3 tons I nmk Klineiiian, iuHticeof the . . cre. You would have p. me at b nts. was out Sunday, jmade that on 4 trei'S, or U-tter. the eueHt of bis bnithers, here I a man living near here recently .... .. ...... . . . . - an.t at ft.roveian.i. lie mumi uie i iilaiitetl sme fruit trws m a day trying to lure away a few of f,.rt. crnr and this is a Barn- the hiM-ckle! trwiil mat ni'Ki in ,,,, ,,f the indilTerence that can tlciated at the wedding service. I n-iil hlreams. Frank says he M.t, ,nifit in fruit growing, and The guests were: Messrs. and! the graduation exercises, but ar likes to revisit theol.J low n k- mar)y have that idea. Ihey re- Mesdames II I Bagley, J Con- rangements i ii Honaily and He how it has ff.ni nianting as the end. and ne t. J I) Anderson. F J Scwell, hterfected. . . . . . . . . i . . . . . ....... . grown. then complain because Ihey uo C h Koontx. M It Stevenson, l l',,r Miile Tweiitv eik-ht acres; not get results. Give treim the A Umg, hlmer Johnson. David AUCTION SALE - - - i . . ,i... , .... i i i.... ,i: l.' l. i.i 11. 1 1 Cleared. Koine timber, house, I care you uo tuner cmp ami juu irvuruui, r rain imone, iiiiinimiu, .ariiS. and other buiUlings. ram ily orchard, siiiall Iruit, etc. Two miles south weHt tif l.ilisboro.- Xddrens J, N. Miller, IlillsUini. (he., Koute 4. VII l. tectives l.illis and Archie l.mard. of Portland, with the Oieeoti l.lectric and ii. V. lv.iV N., reSH ctively, were in the city Saturday and Monday. l"' Stephens int. which will Ih' tMk. ii tm lv the grand jury as .n as that body gets to grind in ik'. For Sale Four year -old mare, si-e it does not iay io skip. nature 0f a re.union. Many t . . i i ir ... ,m,.m nil iin.iii At w 1'iav. i.rohe single or uouuie, in course, i ''" " handsome presents were Ustow- iilHuil ll"; aiso i arm wagoii, oj. piiuienia lurmj ..j. a, ...a..j . . , mj hjj t hose I. plow, cultivator, milk i-ans, say they never got jwu w until . wm,. M08srs. and Mes- nble harness, and other larm they used it even noon itiver iuma i.,,n vnmna ii,,nrv k'nm. I . ... .i ii .luaiini'uiliiii iitMiiiiu, iiMM j t.Us. - l-ouis .ueger, Newton, s. pHple tell me inai, as wen as n,,rman Kamna. Wm. Itehr- . . . . I: 7 I I .... .1 U'uiltiiftirr.n MftJ I ' ...... .. i i aiiiiiriua 'i11- , Imann. Ii V Burkhalter. M C own fnnt, which won premiums 1 Sc-hultntrkh and C Uehse, Hills ai me mini Biiow t.. i"- M.m nn. vieinitv: Messrs. am inillllis snows wnm. k"i nprny ami good spraying can do. And I wus in comiH'tition with the lest of growers of the entire Northwest, I do not tell this to "blow my bugle, but to show what Washington County can do with care in handling fruit trees. For Apple Scab litigation. Henderson & Laidler have shipped quite a few horses rom the i akima to valley points. and it is supposed that they bought the horses from rustlers. For sale Young high-grade Jersey cow. Will soon be fresh. 1 .1 f . f.. t. 0 wi koou uairy lorrn. r. r. A. Office hoan o n . m .: ilacn.a. Hanley. 3 miles northwest of cu maamtnA d.T oc aight Both IlilsborO. Ore.. KoUte 3, BOX 17. khom Offi I. Amerir.n N.tioal aa ri I none tvj. 'a I n-nk. niMtain. OREGOM ii . .....i.. a.. Ill i II I l 11'.... II... I Will gt'l result., i am sorry iu nirsiiu mm i4 J iwii. i w i-iT. , , . . s.h. ho little snraying done in the land; Mrs Kmma McKinney. the SS; east end of the county very lit- Misses Kssie Swearing.-n. Oda ''.-Vl!?"J "fxi 'il ui... .i . ie:... ........... .... vii...... raiio..i...i....i,.i. ,u.i !....,!,- e 'i.tvii... i.h lie ftiiiurr spiojion. niior w uxuuiiiiriiui ami I U.ro nt 10 nVloek sham on liarivls were used last year five The club presented Mr. and u,r0'' " ..r.. iisihI this vear. rerhats Mrs. krebs with a U-autiful cut-1 aaiummi, mini o Aetna sorav has done its work dans water Ret. M. II. Stevenson I Span mules, 2700; team horses, so well that there is no need - making the presentation seeeh. 12400; horse, 1J00; inch lumber but the San Jose scale should be upon departure all wished tori wagon, steel truck ana unK watched each Winier. A Vft'ar the bride and groom many more IBirdsell 11 inch single wagon ago I left two trres unsprayed in pleasant anniversaries. two horse disc; two horse drag, mv orchard. There was not a scale perceptible. By Fall they ' e.: ... ...:.i i. were in lui conumon wun m-aie and anthraciise. So you can it does not ay to 'skip. I', elation. The friends of F.nrl II. Conser in llillsUun and vicinity will be nleasft'd to know that he bus been chosen Cashier tf the new Pais .. National Bank, tit Paisley. in ston. Mr. Conser is now i'on necied with the Trust Depart men! of the Securitv Savings & Trust Company, of Portland. The Washington County Veter an Association will hold its an nual HUH ting tit HillsUiro, Thtirs .lav. Mav 1. at 10 n. m. Visiting .'imra,les are conliallv invited 16-inch John Deere walking plow li,i l-: ... .n,:n,. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Krebs f "T" T 'h'""' s..rved a dinner to relative and V " T L 72'mi friends, the occasion taking the bator. dbl set work harness, sin gle set work harness, saddle and bridle, chickens and ducks, cross cut saw and other hand tools. No. 8 kitchen stove, kitchen cabinet chiffonier, roll top oak desk, chairs and other househo! goods too numerous to mention Terms of Sale All sums of $10 and under, cash; on all sums over $10 six months time at 8 per cent, interest; 2 per cent dis count for cash on sums over $10. Mclin Cooper, J.C. Kuratli, Auctioneer. Ed. Shute, Clerk. Mesdames M L Woodard, u J Wattson, Fred Windier, and A Kick, Portland. P001.I-Y-EMMOTT mormionAU P. A. BAILEY, M. IX Fhjiirlaa tad 8arce Off.ce -1' pil.l,. I. SrftBla.rick Mora KMMtene.HuutivMw iWMt ana ttwiMHl (Mria Uutft ftjVftiftJftjjl S. T. LINK LATER, M. 1. C. PHYSICIAN AND SURGBON OlBaa mtlr ot.rTb Delia tra Mora KW I.n Kul ot Cuarl Kmw, a ib eoriHW of lh laVVMMMWftVft R. M. K RWIN, M. a i PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surgeon S. P. I. K. 4K., P. LtS, Rya. OfTice la the Tm-r.ie Bkirk. Thir.1 aad Maio StrerU, llillttioro, Ureguo. ELM Eli H. SMITH M. D. D. 01 PHYSICTAM & SURGEOJf OSTEOPATH Office Ituor 9 k la a. m ; i to 3 a. ai. Tncatlay, Tbtunta, Saturday to II Call antwered day or Bight. But ehoaea. Uif.ce oyer llillaboro Natioaal. Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON -Independent Paone- Both I'bonea office and catdenca. HITX.SBORO, . OREGON VVlMiaVVftlM DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon Dr. Bank, npatatra. Elmer Smith was called to iullsbop.o. the home of J. II. Gertenschlae ger, of near Witch Hazel. Tues day night to attend the head of the family. He had been kicked by a mule while returning from 'ortland, Tuesday evening; and was unconscious, lhe animal was shod, and the man's skull had been crushed, and his face badly lacerated. Death was ex pected at any time at last re ports. He has a wife and four children. Fullblooded Buff eggs lor sale. Setting 01 la. first pen, $1.50; second, $1.Mrs. James Sewell. Hillsboro. Ore. Phone 467 2-6 Pullman social The Christian Endeavorers of the Christian Church will give a Pullman So- aw. L afaajpay R 0. Itoaw DAQLEY t MARX ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW j V Kooas 1 aa t Hhate BaUdtif UILLSB0M0. . , UIBeOI. t(aaftftvvWiaiftJ E. B. TONQUE ATTORNHY-AT-LAW Orpington I Office nptuir ia Scholmerkh Block WAAAAAfVVVVVVVkVVMVkftJ JOHN II. WALL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW UpsUtri, A. C. Skate Bldg, Main & Ind OBJNKM. i ' cial, Wednesday eveninsr. April I aaaaaaaaa0 30. for the benefit of the piano fund. There will be a special train from Hillsboro to Corvallis, leaving the church at 8:30. Tickets w ill be sold that evening for 15 cents. W. N. BARRETT ATTORN 8 Y-AT-LAW Or run : Main Street, opp. Court Houaa. HILLSBORO ORBOOH M"ftMWMWMMMMaj 1 rur 111c uirai. vaiucs in mm- TnfK U TfWirTlU ID ware of all kinds, call on Dave "vJa. II. iUINUUtj., JK. A pretty home wedding was cel ebrated Wednesday- evening, I ... .11 lOI't nft !.. li.on.. .if , , IIIHII A't til. l.v- .11.1111. 't lor spraying appie ana near Mr an), Mm ,l u Kmnwttt (brwin, who can sell you the best at the lowest figues. Plumb ing given prompt attention. Second Street, south of Main. Supt B. W. Barnes will hold a Normal School at Hillsboro for at least one week just before the schools open next Fall. The school will be open and free to all who have not taught more Gabe. Essner. of above Moun- scab-when the Itemi is about iau gnter! G AlVl talnda,e- in the"ty MondV- iyu oH' , . ; tha.wRH united in marriage to For Sale-Shadelar.d Climax lime ami suipnur mnuuun i" 00 u..,,:,.!,. iv p v. lev. W. J. I.w- i,ii h tnn lnta Phnno - i'uiv va mtm j wo avv Iks Ijium oiv.f. i'..,..i -IMu.oJ I. 11 1 . . - . . . . , I . . ... ...-r. ... .-ivtoil. I liltoi Vii vm v, uunwiu u. ailieu-asu is nui mwiwary w ... .,1 a h-.icm., ,i v,...i.. e o . .. . ,, ....I..I.1ILI. ii UIOMWBHiliiH'1 ' ......... nayUr y-Q Dance at M. W. A. Hall. Hoed- add arsi-naieoi lean n una umf. , and 1)amon Groer vvas Kroomai to and Uobert K. They lived I here 17 years nnd moved to the Paci fic Coast in 1KH5. settling nt llooil Kiver. settling there with her two Hon it, J h 1 and Itoberl, The other son seltled nt Vaca ville, C11I. She ri'sid-d nt Ibnid Uiver until two years ngo, when John S. iH'tiuireil a place a! I.:t- Favette. ami Bobt. II. inovi'd to llillsbom. hiircluisintr the Fair Acres property, one of the finest. suburban places in, Washington County. Since that tinieshe lias ilivided her lime between the two, on every Kims. favette ceineterv. She was a as your money member of the IVosbylerian church, nml lier work ulong li's of religion and charily was prac tical and elrVetive. While at Hood Kivershe plant ed the first two Banana Apple trees set on the Piieilic Const, and from the product of those trees grew the fanum. reputa tion of the fruit. 1 ' HIT ill HI. . 1 ,. , 1 ailU I'.liil.'ii vinii ..t... ,,ii....s. ... .. .....1 a,...;i o: I Now. don t use b tiestone and ti... 1 i....i'a ......i.i;.,.. Villi', aiuiiiay evenioK. m.. - !v,11M BO man. 1 "'" K .... ... . ., ., . -- 111 1H Ul'aUA IIII.IUIV. 1 H . Ka HlN f 'liJ I" ..... - . ' v., . . . 1 IIIBIVII w an iiujru uj aii;?. vhj, t f 1 limit liimt fkuauron Tickets, including snp,ier, $1. this will russet the apple and Every I mill Dr eservini! Friedman cure for tulH-rcuiosis. hUwm is as atiove statetl. and you In a lenulhv article ma Portland I will get results this Fall iiaper, Friday, besets forth his ji, l., The Aetna Orchards, reasons. Reaverton, Ore. f lhe nurehnse cards Hi I. vt . 4 . . luur in ti nave one o'" n 'sni -- ----- Tht W. 0. W. will give a dance ar 3. CIS, lUCIlllllllK mii"-i, i-i, ----- --- -- IVlggn. ilif miuc noo uvaumuiii rvlslv come.- A. Gassner will make it as unsightly as the rowried in 8yvan iavVUt and car. S. t;.'Khodes.'Com. 5 6 scab itself. The apple scab is al- rie(J an arm bouiiuet of Bride's , mosi as ohu an mc moir, nim The bridesm . Tamiesie states that he is tht. exception that it does not in"avender and ving his judgment on the iu the trees. Spray when your t of avenjer ft ' ft I t- a... J 1 ft. A. II... The bride was beautifully TO-IT-.- ? ilitKeis, imiuuniK oupijci, px. nvses. the bridesmaid was gown- carried a bou- nuet of lavender sweet peas. The ceremony was performed un der a beautiful bell of smilax. carnations and roses. The house was beautifully decorated in Ore- PUBLIC SALE I Will sell at the Brown Livery Stable, Main St, near Fourth, in Hillsboro. beginning at 1 p. m SATURDAY, MAY a 1913, gon Grape, with bridal wreath Thirty head of registered and Qn.ip.it tlowers I. krht refresh- graded Jerseys. The foundation ...... v.. . I . I f L .-l t iL. ments were served. The Dies- siock ior my neru came irom ine west, L.ynn, ary, vmnycomoe, ATTORNHY-AT-LAW Office, upstaira in Schulmerich ' Block Hillsboro, - - Oregon SCHNABEL & LaROCHE XnuMlftteAeaae Maiama. fMM .a fallal ana lUaaff. . . f il. i.-i J innni man six monins. r.xpenenceu anfrai-yMiiiii. atmaHin titfiaa. instnietnrs will he in rhanre. I ?!oen!, Urt, ait. Subjects offered will be phonetic I ea"ta aaraaa VuHaateea reading, primary number work, -.ffe .iVriavMaMra aM pron table ousy worK. monthly aiaiiwaiieB. ueomouaaR. saa reports, and such advanced sub-XSSSt SSm Sa aa f VneMtaaaa. Zr!r0n: Vtaiftjoll W0: a-toitf; nu-2el(tbaR: stata ta4 aaa BVW64, 3 la art iwo o iftiaM af aaawnw PORTLAND. ORE. jects as the teachers may desire. Those interested should write to the Superintendent at once. Taken up: One Holstetn yearl ing heifef; one spotted heifer, yearling; one yearling roan heif er, the latter wearing a bell. L D. Westfall. Tualatin, Or. 6-8 Herman Stucki, the 14 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stucki, 0ffi uu-aUim over HUinboro Natioua DR. W. E. P1TTENGER Dentist Rank. HILLS RORO - ORKOON Pasturage bcgirining May 1. Horse, $1.50 per mouth; cattle, one dollar per month. Fine grass, 1:10 ncres.-C. L. Brown. Banks, Ore.. Route 2. Pasture on the Nehiilem. 4-6 ul l.ieer rv S'J.r worth ot gotMis you . . at . i .. '..ui' iMtirn ltiiti iiiiHiiiicr un ktnrui i iwippu i . nri'iiitT. i jiivui liuuu. lunra uiari) n nv h imhiiiiiui interment was in in !"' " .,,r ;;.V i .. i "l-n ii..: " v";. ,r- r .l n a r .mn fhi i ns votir money. j r r.mory. joiiii r.uKniKi"". I Mr. ana nirs. i injiey ieii n v "'"rv it. .... i MfS j.,!,,, Elliott, of Thorgny Holmes Route 2. Autia the late car for a short wedding best in the Valley. With two Mr. and Mrs. jonu i. .. . .. i ..,- Ve&r .. oftwl. hiph thev will take un exceptions the stock is young; Shady .rHK. owntrsoi ui :v - - . ... - V "" U of the cows lieintr from 2 to Wnmii Dav s Place, were '"V""." v uousenifpioK ov. i.ii ..y... "v. ; -. , '": ' ' I 1 ' 1. HI .Ilaa 1ft iu I 'iftaaftailA MAIOKI I fill . w.....xM fr l tti.-f ,Iih I VtilirX f 1111. Mllll I1HVK ll Vf II 1 mill Gush Reverman. E W Smith. S R were: Messrs. and Mesdames H 25 to 30 lbs. of milk with first Steinke. Carl C Scott Lillian R Emmott, L F lOmmott Chas fc, calves. There are 13 fine calves. Thompson, A M Woodard, John Kiggs, G C Combs, Geo Stevens, ranging from 1 to 10 months old; Wagner. Harry Wolf, Mr Wardin. Guy Powers. H T Koeber. VV V 2 fine young registered bulls, one 11 Williams. Cards N W Adams. Hergen. Spencer Jones. Verne 10 the other 6 months old. The C T Allison, Mrs Elsie Boyd, Mrs curry s G Morgan. N R Greer, young stock is sired by Maro ft.'ii,ui Hurkhee. Thesa Bernaich. ri.aaai. Kridirea Wm Hmpr: Mangold, whose dame made 2J Gusta Herr. Mrs Carl Knutson, Mesdames Elizabeth Sample, An- lbs in one day and had a record VAith Math s. V M Mark K i n:a Moip nptren Rav Kmmott. lot WM ids. Duller per year, len Atmes Mead. L Penson. Mrs w D Wood. Elizabeth Gragg. M of the herd are. registered; the Maiu"7immerman R 2. v r.oiiounv Marv Slntterv: rest, almost full-blooded grades, R P Cornelius. P M. Mioaoo Harriet Ponlev. Harriet and have been averaging nearly ... IPonnoll Cpeil P.mmott. Minnie 13.00 per month per cow. If Ladies: We give you the op- and Maude Morrill. Bess Connell, you are looking, for beauty and Attorney Yetiger, of the Com mercial Block, returned this week from ft trip buck to IViin Hylvanin, whore, he visited his mother, who is very ill. White Orpington and Black Minorca eggs for hutching. $1 per setting. -Mrs. N. II.. Alexan der. Eighth and Washington Streets. 40-9 mer in town Tuesday. Notice to Farmers -The feed chopper at Bethany will imisn the season bv running naiuruay, April 26, anil May 1) and 10. - AI. Cioeni. Aiiiunev W. G. Hare has boneht a new Buick through Fenl llartrampf. a the car was delivered yesterday. To rent: House with seven rooms. Thin! and Lincoln. Gar den and fruit. Inquire of J. A. Imbrio. . "tf The Peoples' Theatre will show 1,000 feet of the Ohio Flood. Fri I Siitnrdav. ' Coming soon - t wo ri'ol special of this terrible disaster. Woodchoppers wanted, ln (iniro at Kuratli Bros.. Hillsboro Natintial Bunk Building, upstairs, HillbufO. DR. J.R. MARSHALL, . DENTIST- Trmieiio Bldg. Room. 5 and 4 HILLSBOBO, OBB. Main and Third. portunity to have your suits, Margaret Morgan, Eva Emmott utility combined, you will find it skirts and long coats made by a Evelyn pooher, Ruby Galloway, in this herd. tailor, and from the same ma- R09e Cave, Gladys Hensley, Ethel Terms of sale:Under $20.00. terial used in men's Bints. Our sample, Berchia Jones, Patience cash; over $20.00, approved note, measurements mean saiiaincuun, Meieriurgen. Laura uiascoe. tr our iiiuntua t o uer nui and we guarantee. Prices reason- P ar Smith .Messrs Alfred Em- E.E. Watts. able. Aug. 'lews, second St., motti Damon Greer, Herman over Hillsboro Mercantile. Mippi urirpn. Clair Samnle. James V. Pordin was down Woods. Robert Stevens, Wayne day evening, 'April 26. Portland1nea8, from Forest Grove. Tuesday. I and Loui Emmott, Cecil Bridges, 'orchestra.. Every body invited. 1 Log Cabin bread, Greer's, of Bethany, died Sunday, from heart trouble. The funeral took place Tuesday, and interment was in the German Presbyterian cemetery. Dance at VV. O. VV. Hall, North Plains, Saturday night April 26. Tickets, including supper, $1.25. Toelle's orchestra. S. A. D. Meek. Herman Collier was in town Saturday, conferring with a civil engineer with the Portland, Eu gene & Eastern, now located at McMinnville, You do not have to take some- thing vou don't want when vou I Uostairs. in Linklater Delta turn in vour Durchase cards at I r..:u: r: c.:..i I Greers. You can have drygoods, shoes, dishes, or groceries. It's I Hillsboro - - - Ore. up to you. Jacob Buchele, of Cornelius, U7aa in tnwn Tnaattav Ha a.ua I Cornelius has gone "dry" with a VKM,NAaYSK vengeance 3ust now. ; Graduate KaQSas Cft Veter. Everyone knows that our gar- rniieffe 20 vears orac den seeds in bulk are all fresh W oUe' M yearB Prac this year. Greer's Store, Second Ucal expenence. and Main. 2tf OeSw, on Third 8t. one-lialf block aorta . . of Main, In Kerr Pickeni Balldiag.. EmilLuthi, of Sherwood, was Phoaa ' Dance at Helvetia Hall. Satur- in town Tuesday, on legal busi- oect, Main78j; Readiea. Cfy i DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Dr. S. M. REAGAN Argua and 0r3otza,