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PROFESSOR SHAW HERE NEXT MONDAY Will ltt ,,,,',,",, ,vi'e lll'.Uk Iti lu AII.mi.m.h ,UkS4riHHIKUU H t K KIMIMS H,(k mi SU !". i liical ! KjiUsi I'ruf. Tl" Shaw. tl 5r-:t Northern KuiUuy. will npcak to tin viltirt .r llilI.lM.ru at the ,iv afl rii". at - J- W . and at 7:1'. at t ! K. I'. H;ill. in l'r rrtt He appear here ,,.r tli' uupi'c "r l'"' Commer cial Club imd the Oregon r.Icctne Railway. I'nif. Sha' N a hit?h nut hunt v in t(i. cMiire of agriculture Mini Birri.-tiltural declopuiiiit. formerly In was u profcsw in the iHfrifiiltiiral depiii tnictit of the univcrwity "f Mirimvu.ta. an. I for year ha Ucn the ntfricul turai ft ri of the (Ircat North- rn Railway, in wlncli mwiiiui l, hat U-cit Pre eminently mic VrWul iii rM-rim'it:il work and ,ra lii al farm lv lopitienl. Iln talU will prove of praclt- ,al hcti.lil to those who lire in tereitcd yreatcr )ic.l iI . . . : ... . i . I. Wrops. I'ilT larmniK ineioon. tho ii.tro.Im Moil 01 new rruH, Ui raiding of Mich, tie. IJiK'vtiollH Will I IlllMWercO All wln an- innTrmtMi in me yrrat' r agricultural iii-veiotuiieni ,f tin- country are iiivinn ! tu inl this meeting. Admt.nMoit tree. IMSSOI I IIUN mum: S'otire in hereby eivcit that tin' nil uf l'rcot.cl & Mc Fat-land Inm., of HillnUtnt, hat Ihcu Iik- lolved by mutual consent uf tin- iiartin r. una lheaitetsof the ,, lirm "hl n'l transferred tu u nu rHHur, punning v rreni. I. mIio will rullitt all outxtatid ng account t, Ittcli are tmw im liitl !iyulii ill 1 In otiice. i lie kJ linn aUii Uie:ihs for the irrrsMir a continuance uf the fcuhllC patrolUU'e. J. '. M. l arlan.l. John Mi l iuliiml. Arthur Mi Knrlaiitl. M.IItiUuu, tr.- May U, VAX ctiwisim invii.i. i'Hm. .1 '1 h funeral uf Mil. t'hrixlina 'rahl. wifi uf llrrinuu. I'rahl. m h k l;uv frmn tin family hoitu. ui-lav, Mrs. rrahl tlu-il April ".. l'.i:t, whiU- Mr, I'rahl wa in lu nnanv. Ili-r inahli-n naini'w a wti l. timl hI' wan Uirn S''l. !, Isi.'i, Shi' rami' In Aini-rn a l.vl ami Hi ttliil with her par- InlH nt Hem ille, Minnewila. She Uhki-MUi Mr. I'rahl Nov. Is,"i ami they rame to Ore- pin in VC. Nine hihlren were Virn to the union, the l.le;t rnhar.l. ilyimr nt lln aire ul I 2 years. I he hushanil ami I'lUm inj; chihlren mm ive: Wul- kmar. avel 21; Man'arethn. ed i!; Werner, iuv.1 2ti.li.itph. eil li; llerriuili. Ifi. Kinina. '., umer, Pi arnl .Sylve.Hter. 7. I he uieral tixk plan from thi home, ev. ( ook oMieialiiii? flhil inter- hent was in the (Mil Fellows I'lllrtery. three hrothera nml om ninter hiile in MimieaimliH. ti;n imm laps i 'or a namii i" City Hakery w ill j.ay $10 runame that w ill lMt deHrriln' !' KkmI MUalitifS of the finnoin nn loavi-8 hoi over tin' counter il hy many Washington count v raicrx. The contest will Lumen tonnv )'Hilent f the countv. Pick F'nr lutiue nml write it on n utI of pajier. Inclosi' tlu heet a Heale.l envelope ntiil leave lit hakerv mi Miii. ul T(l it Will Im IMVi'ii li mmiti Fi the corresnomlinir numlM'r Jntten with the name on u Jist. " will prevent the name of fy uiitestantM heimr known nn I th uwanl in ina.le. n well known makeH of lireiul fve a name. Our lu-ea.l Iiuh mil a reimliii inn no -imKcry iircmi," luit we 'ant a nmne that w ill liewl le :nhc it un, it,s K,MM quaiif,,. hfiHhorler the name the Letter, nl hrevity and ihwriplion will k""11 making the award. You y oiler im many immcH m you '"nt. hut each imiHt he in n hci fatecnvelope. TheconteHtw.il '! May 151, ,! t. judea will jnounco thejP verdict iih hikhi Weafter as KiHsihe and the 'oneywill lm paid to t he winner. W. Wood. Mrs. .1. J. mm and Mrs. Susie Morgan. I ii.i i). ,i i. ''rman l.mh eran services nt llv I III I i iv. i . t .n i . v l""oiy in leriiiHiil. l :..ill o iU.b Vw... ' ""'ice tew SIOCK "Itmi'il ul ... r . pward L. Naylor. .Wet Cmve yre., or telephone OlXfi Korout m;i . - - Ualih WithyroiiiU-, retiidirnfon the John WithycomlM iiae. ivi- dently thinkn thu "iin" knows where he MahlcH hU irnat. for li luw had a chapter of m ci.ent the past few months that would take the nerve out of an ordinary man. Since latt fall the home m which he am! Mm. Withycoml--hud Wan il.-M'i.yed hy ',r,.; a hut'iey horse was killed hy jtet loiir tani'led ill H loitMe, live wire, during the Kiiowntoriii in Jaioi ar; and Monday niwht the ham hurned down, lie hud U-eliover to iNke in the evening, and up. on n turninif mt up his hon'. As he Htarted to leavo the Jhtrtic. turn he discovered that it was on lire, lie Hiicfcfdcd in rttini the KtiH'k and iinplements out uf the Htul.le ho that the Iohm of Hr Honal pnM-ity was riot law. The entire ul nu t ure hurned. Imw ever, and as it w as a new ham it means ipiite a Iokh. This U im.; the third accident Italph exjiect from now on to have ch ar Hailing. 1 rei.reHent Spin-lla cornets not sold in Hlores. Will call at homes on rnpieHt. and do lilting, and tiin h how to adjust and wear the cornet. Our tailor ed made to-measure corsets, in. eluding the latent front lace, w ith an experienced rornetier ncrvice. iwt no more than hik'h clans cor nets purchased in Mores. Mm. M. II. i'uudle, IlilUUiro. Fifth and J .u knoii Streets. Plume No. Vl. .Mltf JuiU'k Keasoiier Monday made an order that tha adininistrator of the estate of Hannah Punier, deceas4-d. Pcavcrton, nhould pay to Mm. Catherine I eHninj;er the mini ot $4'tt V) for m-rvices ren dered and numinir Mm. Purser, durinj the declinmit years of her life. The Jas. Katon estate was closed of record, and the court ordered fl.VXI rash distributed amonu the heim of the late jir kin K. ) oolds. Irua Oudrcy wxs apisiinted adniiiiistratrix of the estate of L M. Ihidrey. deceas-d. The cr tate consisLs of a claim for daniak's for caiw of death. On account of business taking ine away from IlilUUiro. I am forced to sell my Ih-uh li fill home at a nacrilice. It is the lst house of its map in the county. It was built to live in, not for sale; no -&Mnse w as spared to make it comrortahle ami conven ient. Von will suy it is a bar train at the price, address P. t). lit. 1 tf A letter from a citizen of the outskirts of llillshoro, directed to the cit v chief of jmlii'c, w as the one rich, rare ami racy docu ment lilcd w ith the archives at thecity council meet in tr. Tuesday nik'ht. It told of a hull-dot?, owned by a citizen, who makes nightly perambulations to the home of the letter-writer, and for m nbulary and expression it outdid anythiui.' ever preS4-nted to the august Issly. Indian Kunner ducks, the etrj! machines, the world's trrentent Invent of pure white ek'trs. (let a Hettinir of 1:1 from li. II. Orei-r, Hillhhont. and have ivtrs in the r ail nnd Winter, w hen your bens are not laying. Yard No. I. $:i; No. $2; No. X I.M;No. 4. II; or $10 and t T hundred. Ths. WithycomlK& Son's sale last Thumday wits wellattendeil, and Mr. Wilhycomlie states that the Htrnk sold fairly well. The highest iirice paid was fckVi for a cow. iuvers were mere inm Hood Kiver, Corvallis. WcsHlbiirn, and the tdate of Washiiik'ton. Only a few of the cattle were sold to Washington County buy ers. I ii, Ilea- We irive veil Ihe oi- Mtrtunit v to have your suits. skirts and lontr coats made by a tailor, an.! front the same ma terial used in men's suits. Our measurements mean satisfaction, and we iruaraiitee. Prices reason- ahlc.Autr. Tews, Second St over Hillslsiro Mercantile. C. V.. llolcomb. well known at West Union and Bethany, has Liuidit nn alfalfa farm near Fres no, Cal.. and expects to move his familv to his new purchase early in .lime. He was in the city this moriiiiiL'. accoimmn.vintr his brother, A. L For Bale: Hay Reldintr. 7 years, nlMiiit KMM): finely built, bnke, sound and true.- Alec (Jordon, Cornelius, Route 1, I mile west of North P ains. "J-11 Prank Wnibel, working for the llilllnmt Transfer t'o.. lias earned to rill) tho liltf auto truck, and is heeomintf a past master in piloting the big ma hine aUttit the city. For wile or trade -(lentle work mare, buggy and harness. Cheap for cash, or will trade tor cow, pigs or wagon.-It. llreen, near Blooming Church, Cornelius, Or., Route 2. y-H ltiiHiness men and farmers should not forget the meeting Monday afternoon in the Com mercial Club rooms, where Prof. Thos. Shaw, the agricultural ex pert, will deliver an address. Now is the time to have your harvest machinery hxed up, Don't wait until you want to use it. C. V. Hlovd knows just now to do this for you. Don't forget the place, Third and Maple Sta., HILLSBORQ NOW 10 BE "OOGIESS 101" Canine- n More tu Ifnam Slrrrl I llM-)rOn Swrrl Will liKIMMSU mis fiiicr TOIHV CiHMtil !'. Ilrjiaaiiic lfiilnkia( Caul al tUtatUm I'niaf No more will Tuwt and (lyp run at large in the nt recti of llillshoro. for on this day of our I.rd. I'JPt. an ordinance takes ellWt that owners of dos run ning at large are subject to n ally. I kgs found running at large will get their masters or mifitresseM into trouble, and the faithful canine must Im tied w here he can only bark at the moon. Chief of Police Plaser has a notice warning owners, in this Week's issue. The hg UcS tion"has Is-en one that has lecn nuisance nmce Adam's first pun scratched up his garden, an I the ainne has had his wav ever since as the faithful friend of man. The matter of dogs run ning at large has been acute in the city for years. I hey raise thunder w ith lawns and (lowers, and make a rendevous in the ourt yard, cadi and every day md this is not all uf their un seemly halMts that have caused the city fathers to "roar up Ri ley" ami take a fall out of the predatory brute. Hie chief has also notified pN.s rty owners to cut grass and weeds along sidewalks, or Un ity will do the work at the prop rtv oa tier's ctcnse. The council Tuesday night voted to cut dow n the Hls citica- tions of the macadam Ktrcets which will U laid this Summer. he rH k in the renter is to U ight inches in depth, and on the outsidcs of the road will debut six inches. This will elTect piite a saving. They also voted to allow the laving. uf woslcti sidewalks, live feet in width, in the (iarden Tracts section. The council reiicated the ce ment sidewalk ordinance so that wimmI can be laid in the section north of Jackson Street, except ing on Third, down to (irant. which must U cement; all cast of Fifth, excepting on Main. which must Is cement down to ;ighth;nnd Washington, down to Ninth. Ihe section cast of I'hird and south of O.tk is also allowed to lay wood. psi aii: iKNsn:s II J l.uml lo A (' Stliixtmivfi, it a t Cm or 1 1 u fi X J I ir Ui Chflr Cult. I', wxr In Miiiliiinulr. in ilni IIiikIii to Wlllir K ltt;lira. 4i a arc I Unit .. I4V A II Ct In Julia Ji liiiirk, 4 m-rr t III (xn lu'.anltiri lu M U ,Sli-oiimlin, 15 I'nirtl (itoit tVo A l.lllli-lirlil In M J I'liipii, Ul a M-c 1 1 I 11 f 4 w. iMxm IiiiIi MrKriiiir t'i Tie Mi Kfii- nr. I i4( 1 1-11 r y ' ml, Crnrliii... AtrXmiilri M I V o .1 l.t til AilrUiilr knurr li'l l lin Mi lelil"l, 4' a i-c 1 1 I 1 11 r 4 10 II l (' I'rikin to I'urmn A Junta, t'i i'lv W III II lU-ullr 1 1 il I f l.iM Cli J Snii"H to C 0 MmiM-n, Jn a we il I 1 s 1 1 t. tfiJ.s A W St-hmalr Mlvt-nr t'.irinrr, 1 lula ul Citnlrii Holm-.. Jiso W K I'i kk, a.lmt.tii I. I' lltitllcttrr. lu.hd? a ill llrNVrilun, i'mim-i rl, Imk I'linrl F. M lo I. I HtatiairHrr. lift tu (167 a at Itinvriliiii..... to II I', t ikjilrn In J J Willi, i t s a liitl vry V'laik il I c lux llroimn Tliuriilu r l, llriuitoi II1111- trltinll, t lit I'lk I I'lraKHhtvirw, I'niiii-llii . . UK lluitiilirry In l?inl A ISfit-'l, tint Ul i'lk 4 lliiliiliirv ml.. lo Wallrt tiW'Ml l A I' l'irj-t-1 ami Ji Wllwm lot I lloliMIII cUtT. Mm It I. Krllry In II tiiititoii, l,i a sre II Utl w 10 C tl lliirhmim lo w v Pavulmm, 4.66.1 a Win ChUIiImk il I c 11M Hromnl IMeiiiwiin toSojiliia Hirljr, 114 a near Crnlrivillr 4'5 A C Alrxnttilt-r tu II I' IHikry, 31 14 at 1 1 1 4 w I T 8 Wllkrs In CluMiiio Uoit, I X inn III ul Coitii'llii 00 T K liiilulf to C M Clovrr, 9 SS a Vioilnia l'lai'f ! Wrslrin t)n-;iili Toist Co lo Allictt Itiei'luw, loat rr Vliuima riartr... 901: tlemy Jiihaiiacn to I.) man T UruX tiat't In wc .Wl n r 5 w I R I Owrn to OrrRon Klrrtiic OKlil ul wav. .nS nctt-H. IJ Allx-rt lli;i'low to I, 1, Sell wiirt, to a ViiRlnia I'lsic IS'1 Aliralimii Zulilrr rl ala lo Snlimtl Ttarliarl. nuht lo Mitinil ol 5 Ruth Tnwl t'o to U A Kicr,lil 1 lilk Not til I'IiiIiih. 350 Muliwl Wrlli r to I'oitlantl r Ri-iir K 15, 4 a arc is I 1 a r t W.J77 Lro Hrllum to Miiiiinei . JKR"r. i a arc uliiti w Juiiiri WiIkoii o Walti-r tiloyil, 17 a in llt-nvrr Arrra to II A lliMrtusii'lt to M I' llansrn ami II N t'.tille, 5. a in IVailivalf. 500 Jaculi Tliomanil lo Noil Mttson, tin currfitl Ul MT 1HHI W I,nla OtHlmm l I'ifi'. ' l'ls 1,1 deal- itw, Wullii rimit-roy l 1 c ..... to Cora l.'iu Lawrrnee ft bis 10 j r Watklna, t.V'.'.lH iWIJHir If to Mt lluoil Itirwuti ko lo Nil Wrck ,t imrt lot 4 Mk t Sltrtwooil 1750 Olio Ko-tiK to Caroline Hoteliers, 5 a re v 1 Invealnietit Co lo II A Hihletodutlt, S a in IVachvalc ; lltlllioto liarili ll Trncla lo loan I, IWyer, lot 6 l)lk 17 (ianlfii I'rsets- 1 10 t) TnliaUilil ami Julm l''f!y lo Knmnnrl Kt foiiuetl Cliurcli, tinct in W K Kvnm it 1 r 1 l), .1.1 II lln,i r to I M WifkUfl, St xiSS fwt in I'aitvii w ail, Millslioro 150 L .1 Cotl to Julia MarsUUol, pan 01 hlk t Walk ra ait I'orent Grove M O Shaniiahan lo K U Gardner, 15 a wai V On- 01 r lnrart lo Mi i I k aiil, tttl J ! tlul I i.iU 1 nas. jorinori. ni ro'iHi ii,:n i- tin. was in the city th - f f t (,f the week. ltt Cruted Aiti ao cml.!. Pin. Finder please leave at this uflice. MisiS Pearl Smith it ? wnv the week with her sifter, Mrs. IL 1 4. Via. at Siherton. A new drag wial Raw fur sale; just finished.!.'. V. Riod. Third and Maple Sts. j C. Jesse, of Christie Station. on the United, wan a city vi.titor yesterday morning. Dance at new Helvetia Hall. Saturday evening. May 21. Tickets, including sujij r. H. New management. Fine nni-ic. A. Krieger. John Kri.-o r and An tone llerrnens. uf Yi-r!xrt, were in the city Tuesday after ruain. . Fr good, dry wod, four fi Kit or 10 inch, call nn ('. R. H'dg. don. Phone, City 7). Id 2 Fryin Ruell and family -d l ast ed TueKday for0.diko;b. Wi con nin. where they will vNit n-la- tives. and jierhaps locate. Dance at llendrick's Hail, Cor nelius, Ore., May 21. !;'. (i'ig, M::yi to 1. 'j 1 All barlM-r shops in ti c cit will hereafter cloc at h'.i-ii o CIIK.K in lite evening, exc ting on Saturdays. Sam Paishy, of R ixton. was in town lucsilay morning en route home from a trip to port- and. Mrs. Ijtuiis Hamel is progress ing finely in the Portland hospi tal, and will soon be able, to re turn home. Sheriff Reeves yesterday con veyed liotw-o . Mejihens ami i II. Martin to the pejiitentiary at Salem. Attorneys K. R. Tongue and (nn. R. Ragley have been sis nd- ing the week at Salem, on legal tusiness. Thos. Connell, well known lere, is now Rlreet c'lmihissioner at Salem. He has a force of twenty men in hu charge. We are again agents for the famous la.c wood Ice Cream, and solicit your orders for brick or bulk. - Koehcr S Confectionery Contractor Fngcldirun r and sons are iloing some work lor lobL llartrampf, on bis place near Jolly Plains. Those having lots in the Tual atin Plains Presbyterian Church are rctpicstcd to put them in con dition for Memorial Day. those who have traveled to Salem lately sav that Marion County crop conditions are not as forward as they are in this coun ty. If you w ant hardw are, at prices that are right, just call in nnd see n. lorwin. in uie iiiiisiHn National Rank Annex, Second Street. Mrs. R. C. Rarnb departed Wednesday for a month's visit with relatives and friends at Rellingham, Wash., and Vancou ver, H. u Dance at W. O. W. Hall. North Plains. Saturday night. Mav SI. Tickets, including supper, ?l.2T, TtH'lle orchestra. KveryUnly in vited.- S. A. D. Meek. 10-1 Don't forget the Congregation al ladies' w indow sale, Saturday, at the llillshoro Mercantile Store Home baking for your Sunday dinner. William Mctzler.of the Firdal section, adove Mooming, was in town yesterday. He speaks highly of Washington County, and is pleased that ho is locate here. For the Is'st values in hard ware of all kinds, call on Dave Oorwin, who can sell you the best at the low est tigues. Plumb ing given prompt attention. Second Street, south of Main. The ladies of the Congrega tional church w ill have a window sale, at the llillshoro Mercantile Co's. Store. Saturday, beginning at U o'clock. All kinds of good things to eat can be had at this sale. When wanting an ice cream soda, w hy not get it at a modem, up-to-date fountain where the syrup is kept in sanitary wells, pumped into the glass by a sani tary pump. That's the kind of fountain you will find at Koeber's. If you want a range that beats the world for the money, call on David Corwin, Rank Annex Ruildimr. and see his Quality Ranges, all the way from $25 to $55. These are the best ranges ever placed on the market in llillshoro, Call in and see them Heretofore the women-folks have been getting all the benefit of the articles that have been given away by the different stores, while father and the boys have been ovenooked. in order to even things up a bit the Den of Sweets will, for a limited time. urive awav a handsome pipe with each 25c bag ot" Whale smoking tobacco. Remember the place, the Den of Sweets. ORENGO WOODm GETS HEAD CAMP EH Calph Wann Will ItrprewNtt Thla Oialrkt at Colorado Springs IIIITI'D AT SALEM VESTEEDAV Iliad Camp Scaaioa Mrcta ia Jul Einwua Health Reaort Washington County will have a rcjiresentative at the big head camp convention of the Wood men of the World, which meets at Colorado Springs, Colorado, in July, liaiph Wann. of Orenco, well know n as one of Washing bin County's educators, was elected at Salem, yesterday, at the state convention. Mr. Wann is a familiar figure at the W. 0. W. state conventions, and has for many years been a consistent member of the big insurance or- ganization. He is a member of a r ' a. . mm... I vine Maple Lamp. Uedar Mill. and has been local clerk for years. The Woodmen had a bur narade at Salem last niiht Ralph Wane, was the delegate from Cedar Mill: J. H. Iiay rep- resented Hillsboro: John H. Dor- I , , , , I ian.i lapjieareu lor v.iencoe; uiaud Mcturdy and V. il. V ickers, orneuus. anu jonn Anuerson .in .iir. .ru were scni oy me nintii uruve camp. RUTK'K TO IIITRtauRt. In Urn I'onnlT eurt (if tliaSlaUtot Ore- Kii fur W a 10 ii i;U hi Ciuiity. ?-alcI butt will lie recti veil hjr the I cimnlj- cmot of WashinKtoa Counlr, Ookoii, t the court room in llilUlwro, n SttiinUy, May ti. 1913, at p. m. lor the luiltiatng construction for the county: rickett bn.iKe .n.i mi. aire itanka. 1, -.-il vi mum u, ui iviiii oruiKe ami uu, near Thatcher M.li-e near Thatcher. kr.mif on John McClaran bruleeaml '' I ' - I G'i imoo.1 fin. I imiL-ina uriiive, air .reec I 1 in on c.aiea Creek, near Wm. Ly.la I.hner l.ri.We on Knri r.mw. HnnUro.i. Contractafor the construction of aaiil I iii.iKea an.i fiiu 1 let to the lowest rr5mn.it.le lii.l.ler. ami the court haa a nuhl 111 mrrl nv n.l ll l.i.l. IwihCBtiona may be aeea at the olhre i f the county clerk ot Washine! m,,,... I a c.riiiie.1 check for rr cent of " 1 itiM.uiit i.ia mint accompany each bill, llv tinli r of the cimnty court of Wash- Hilton county, Drenon. 11. U. Reasoner. Cninly Jutlge. UX RCL SURPKISG A pleasant surprise was given at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, of Laurel. May 17, tlwi nofncion IvoniT Mf Hou-ai-iVa I 4t')th birthday. The many f riends that were gathered showed that . i . i . i i . ...... uie iirai m iiioi it cry popular m the Laurel section. Tk. ..'iinmi, clulni in orwMal . , i iniif, kiuiiimi in ovsviui talk until twelve o clock, when a i i J was servea auer w hich the guests departed wish- ,. , . imr Mr llovi-nrii mnnv hsinnv re. - -- turns of the day. 1 hose present were: Messrs. and Mesdames J. Howard. W. Raynard, J. Iiay- nard. R. reteison. A. Johnson, K. Morrow. 1. Shea, 1 Lilli- gard, N. Roleen and Chambers; Misses a. ueguon, csmer uo- a a It l li.il II l een, Helen Shea, Mary Shea, Jessie iiowaru; messrs. j. nip - - it l. mi 1 linger. Dan Chambers. Frease lailiKuru. uoonif oiieo. Shfi ljun llovvnni. ....... ...... .w . HALL C1AMI. The.K. of 1 team will cross uats wun ine roruana ivnignis of the Maccabees team, next Sunday. May 25. at Athletic I'ark. dame will be called at .1 -I..I....I. 1 .. TL II.. U nree o cues Maru . ft"- wn tenm will he the nest that if can be lined up. and an interest- George Holsheimer, of Elmon ing game is anticipated. Don't tea. was a city visitor Tuesday fail to go out and give the locals your support. For sale: Two fresh cows. Aina wood. luu . Fred lierger, ot Bethany, wa9 over to the city Monday evening. Mrs. W. J. Wismer. of near Phillips, was a city caller. Mon day afternoon. .in Smith with the RIaWp. " " ' ...... r..w -.h... 1'nof.r C.v wn in town today, taking ortlers for his com pany. Alfred Morgan went over Tillamook. Monday, to "hostler" the engines on the coast end the v. li. & w. T. W.Sain. the Scogein Valley resident, has been seriously con- sidenng the pnposition of buy ing an auto, but he has changed his mind. One of the Wilkes machines was taken to the ranch the other day. and stopped in the yard while the men were talking business. Tom's family buggy horse went up to the car. smelled of it. and then let both heels drive at the tonneau. The next to take a fall out of the ma chine was Sain's Jersey bull. w hich left the marks on the rear. and tore the top. A pitched bat tle ensued before the Jersey would let the car alone and Tom has made up his mind that an auto wouldn't last long on "Hardscrabble lianch." For Sale a-r ranch at Dunzer on t, uj east of L handle ihis t.l f a m -. rorcnicitens. iruit and jrarx truck there is none better in the state. Call or address John J. Kelly. Hillsboro, Oregon. K. F. D.2. S. G. McKay, principal of the Irvingion school?, has been en gaged as principal of the Hills boro schools for the fall term. He comes highly recommended. and J. II. Stanley, well-known here, says he is one of the best educators in the state. John Madding has started a milk route in thecity. He gets his supply from the Withycombe ranch, from J. H. Hanson, where all the cow s have stood the tuber- Culein test AnvnnP wanting milk from this spendid herd Should call up Main 483. 8-1 fins Kleir rhprmm M,n A ma.' I . ml 1081 a nnrer on each hand. . ,l ... L 1 1 I' . I I 1 J:ruay amie reiwinnK a naie- Kuer. merest or his lingers were badly lacerated. Dr. Ilobb performed the sureery. and savs ine Patient will be laid up for 30016 ume- For sal Wan KiirK AmM - - . . ..," "u,v I box; narrow tires; 31x10; hay. rack, complete. Price. 150; plow. new. 12 nch! Rtee heam. 10 inquire at J. 1C McNew ranch. 2 miles west of Ruxton. 9-11 Dr. Elmer Smith has been us ing the knife indiscriminately thi3 week, having operated for i . . adenoids and tonsils on the child of Agent Cooper; for a tubercular gland on the child of A. E. Dai- ley, of Laurel: and for removal of tonsils for a child of A. H. Spraner, of Reaverton. For Sale, reasonable Fine Crystal White Orpington pullets. iuiiu iu cocaenes. aiso one unci .1 4 1 ( cl pen 01 l.laCK Minorca ChlCkenS. See Mrs. N. H. Alexander. I F.ii'hth nnrl Washinarton Sta 11 Architect Gauntt was out Mon- day conferring with the county WUI 113 lu ttrriiKtm.iiui ay ine court nouse annex might be ac- cebted. He and the court ar- ranged a manifest and it will be tn rrtn,.rt- vt. fn. u:a -" v- uvuhiivwi uuwvi w. ...o , a'ru ai or rejecuon. at: v ii.ll. miss ri-rn nuuus, pnvate sec- reury 10 uov. vesi graauaieu . . ... . , . , trom the law deDartment of Wll- lamette University, last week Miss Hobbs is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hobbs, of Varley. John Berger, of Bethany, was greeting friends in the city yes- the nice weather of the first of the week has made things grow nneiy. I will visit Hillsboro June 5 with a positive cure for lumbago and kidney and bladder trouble. ul. D.,A. c...k LV aoiiii iKancn, oouut i ui csv Grove. Write me. . . - vtntpo 0t horest i:rove. j3 a5Ie t0 on crutcheSt but it ig stated that he may never fuy recover from the shot wounds HVllll IllIll tu. ot I . received asi winter. Mr. and Mrs. O. U. Barlow, of Portland, have been sojourning in Hillsboro for several days. making their headquarters at the Connell-Barlow ranch. A-ti,.,,. noli nt Rv. , tt.aa fintJ m TooaHa in Wilt " iiiivv yaw tuvimiijt ass i,.Aa cm,tK'a -ftrt tha .kK Mnf( shootinK a china pheasant 0Ut of Season. I . js. Barnes, oi Aicniinnviiie, was in tho citv the first, of the I ... o.ilr tVia o-ooat nf Viia inn V V I. , MIL. W v. . . . UUII, County School Supt B. W. Barnes. Mpa n Rwr rotnml tho first of the WApk fram a trin to Tillamook. where she visited her Lu.io-htn,. Mra w. P.t I -,". ' - who has been quite ill. evening, Fresh cow for sale. Gives five r resu cow ior aie. uivcs ove gallons daily.-Frederick Johan- sen, rarmmgton. r . r . Kniehu of r orest Grove, i . .. . ?uu.wnw w uuy, n business at the court house. John Oppenlander and wife, of - Cornelius, were in the city Mon day morning. G. R. Bloyd, Chiropractor and I aT j, A. I i i.K? A, ? J "lu.u - V" resiaence, - lnird and MaP,e sts- J. A. Moore, the Koy mer- to ?hnt- ""n 10 the c,ty rcma' of Jorfn Herdlein, of Blooming, was in the city Tuesday. rnormioMAU P. A. BAILEY, M. D. PaylrUa aa4 Birfwa omret-Cpataira la Sckaltaarirk Btorc ana roa4 Mmta 5. T. LINKLATIR. M. B. C. M4 PHYSICIAN AND SURCtON Ofllea apaUira Tb Hvlta (ra Star RmMmm Baal 1 Coart Ha. la taa amw of taa Work. ? vriwiiwuuijuu. R. M. ERWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Sarjtoa S. P. P. R. A , P. K. ft . Ra Offica la tb Tamtnt Block. TaW aad Mam MrceU, IlilUboro, Urtioo. '"" iTivvnrijwuuuij rHM. D. D. Ol OftVa Iloor a la i a. aa.: i Ini T" ""-7. nvrmm, caiaroaf (all Calla aaawarcd day or aight. Buta phonca. Otfica ever llillshoro Natioaal. T i . ' . r Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM PHYSIOAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night -Indepeoiteat Pban orfnco " ' OREGON VaVia) x r onnn tt t " ' w PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OPFICE:-UpauinaSchalmrlcaBk!g ""i-Baaelina Strart. aecoad door Iitoth Phonca ot&c and eaiaeBc, t ara ifuum OMIB PURI. UUJ.KBORO, OREGON . JMMMaaVMaaaV DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon) om t.,- ,n .. y .; to (p.m. Calla aoawered day or aight Both phooea. Office la American Natioaal Rain It nraatavir HILLSBORO. . . OREGON D AO LEY S HARI ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW : Eoobi 1 aad t Rhito BalUlaf HILLSBORO. . . U1IS01. WrrVaralalMaJWa E. B. TONQUE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office ap stairs ia Schnlnaerkh Block rrWaaJa1aJa)a JOHN II. WALL ATTORNEY-AT-LAW a. anuie mug, Mala . M UILLBBURO, . 0U8OI. AMAAArMaaMMiika W. N. BARRETT ATTORNET-AT-LAW Ornca: Main Btraat, opp. Caoit Bam HILLSBORO OREGON VWaWK THOS. H. TONGUE. JR. ATTORNBY-AT LAW rZr j Office, upstairs irrSchulmerkh Block nuisDoro " " Uo 3. C4aset m. a. SCHNABEL & LaROCHE I ratMitrarat amiana. i I aMiairBt aaa Mataaa. i aVnrral-Jtnsiasinct, aMtnttaaMtlaaa, fMI I mJ&.E rf I ".n"M aaiiieui. BMa-aMaa I I" aawpa u aawna i tmfft n mu jtadiiuflrmt tWefawafrl all aatena ra-emltaakea: taaiHas aaa iZrirHoa: warnu no; a-torf: -2rtevWi1 suia mt aaa btm 8'" PORTLAND, ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Offlon up-aUirs orar Hillaboro Natioaal Bank. HILLSBORO ORCeON DR. J.R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Tr-mieaie BMg, Rooms 6 aad i out. H1LLSB0E0, Main and Third. DR. C H. POLLOCK, Dentist TT . . iv,ia Upstairs, in Lmklater Delta umiaing, main oireei um.i n i iiiiiauuru - - - ww. Dr. S. M. REAGAN VtTRKINAaY PHYSICUK ft BCaOaXW & DHNTIST. Graduate Kansis City Veter inary College. 20 years prac tical experience. Office, on Third St.. oac-half block , yrtR of Main, in Kerr ft Picktaa lalldiag- Phoaa Office, Main 783: Residence, uty ijj. mm m ' . . Argus aad Journal, HiZ, , south of sawmill.