HlEE PROMISE
OIGJELEdKAIIIIII
an j - "
....... ..H lit Ml killl lit I It)
m pM - -
V,, lrc 4iu a. !''' wi
Slicrl and ''J
j-h foinnn ial Club committ.-.'
,,.(. ourlh of July u l. t.rnlMi
iavr-g-d for many fr-e at
traction for July 3 and I. und
,mny ronton i athl-ti-n - more
rtifI.
l.liill.itt.lll "' working
,ird for a hirg.rnnd U-tbr In-
.wiriitl i.arade Hum ever In-fore,
int plan are laid for the luft
onl ill HtU tV-isftll hhovMllgS.
',v and git'"'" ill have
.rtmiiiK i"'4 " Truni. mill
tug l-ane I'Ull game Mill u-
featured. ,
j, ground art' l-itsg taken
are uf i"1 11'"1 " ""'''I
in I ul.ii ntt-ltltl MM illW
U- on tituitl for the t hildren.
Tin uiiiuxiiiKiil committee
mufi v free attraction.
nl there will new features
I t'.wry man on ine romiiiiiii-e
J determined tliiit thi kIuiII U
It.- I-kI .li imiiiKtrutuMi the conn-
iy mat ha ma-lf fr years, and
kint there win U'u.i'iir attend-
mf Ki-n without wiving.
The big basket puiuc ictttUTP
II aM t' tlx' crowd.
m uvwisi: i.kiv
firy pleasant hiirpnse pany
m ti tiili red Mr. A. I.. Stream,
tint 7. in honor of her KUty-
V' en III birthday, nt her hoineon
Oast I'lam. I h prenent were;
Kv. and Mr. l'ptii. Wirge.
kuth ami Holland Upton, Mr.
hun, Mr., Mown., Sir, Cor
ion. Mr. Ijimhre. Kill and
Atjtnt!a llown. Forest Grove;
lev. ti. W. llon.lurant, Mr. la.
Fittlrr. Mr. Il.x...ii. Mr. iiiul
ilr. Smith. Wilbur Smith, Mix.
.uer. I'erry Stream tin I i f ,
'lara, Matlu nml lluw. Stream,
In A. L Stream, of IIiIUUiim.
IVfl! lilletl Ixi.tketH were linniuhl
1ml nil elijoyol ll Kiliiliituout ilill
fcrratnl ri rt a ileliufhtful time.
llNK Mlkl;
3 he llill"lr. tiiiiikx will clime on
ptuMay, June 11. ul Uilu
k clink nihin, ftharp.
I'oiiiuieri ial Itank,
American National li.tnk,
IlilltUini National Itank.
Sliute S;iviiik( Itunk.
HillHU.ru. Ore., June 12,
1MWIMII k Ok SAt.C
1 hnnliiinf out tit. run two Mea-
m, for Hale. I-W purticulaM,
nguireof Pavhl Weiufer. IIiIIh-
pom. (ire., Konte 1; Teleihune
Korth I'laiim. t'.l'l. H l;l
Arirui un.l Journal. $2,115.
For wale; Two freh i-ow h.
r.iim WikmI. lot f
Mr, .la. I'.etti iiikI ihiUL-hter.
)f Cnmk County, are vinitinir in
Jlli rity for n few tlay.H.
We havi' a lanre huiI v of
ircworkn. uistoU unit lialloons.
JikynrketH. etc., for tin l-'ourth
' July, korher'n lUnifeition-
rry. 12 11
Alfred KrickHen. nUve Motm-
faitidale, wan in Monday. Hp
pyu that late how ii tfrain in
liutny iiliu-eH luw not done verv
Jj'ii, Home of it not nproiitinH: ut
Lit -
fl.
Win. I.iviwley, of SealtU.
Tepris.ntativt of the l.ivesley
"up Co., in the KasL with heud-
Hiuurters in New York and Chki-
K), was hero tlm first of tin'
week, (he trinul .f lij r,ill,..i-
pmnu l.ivesley, of Oak Turk
Cum ill W li,o.
Jrentwl and Karle Dunning luive
ili'il art ioe of inrnrKirntion its
JJ HiihiutiK-l'Vetitzel l.tltnlier
capital 8ltM-k, $2T,(KM. Tho
ew firm jiroiKwes to buy nml m-ll
un tier, operate Hiiwmills, handlo
"'imiiiiK matorialH, etc,
I-uHt (Jold briMK-h, with rose
f A Pill ...ll! T - . .
"ieuinK ami iioiulnnt of the
lttT' , ,,,n iM of ol,l I'-ntrlinh oM.
Wlln old-fashioned sellinir and
'Avy lustily iiri.ed by lowr.
riniior please return to thin
mct Kcwar.l.
.fWn to .;. (), ()son an, wif(i
oi.lianka, Monday, June 9. 1913,
ttns. sons. Landlord Miller
.1 wife ore crandnurents mrain
wr and Mrs. Olson haven boy
Ween niontha old. nnd they
?XpCCt tO hnvo tlu.il. Kmwla full
lii-a few year3- wreatlinK with
ino,
ho bouthorn I'ncilic Saturday
stternoon train for the Tillamook
The So
ci,es leaves llillsboro at 2:27,
M u.nyos tit Tillamook at 7:15
Sunday. ,.!ii..a Tin...,.,vi, i
'.loand arrives at IlillHboroat
.,h(: "mil is beini?- finely
' "I.tiiH year, and anoth
the r W'" Boon bo l)laccd on
J. H. rmiUl. f tht. W.ll.r.1
wtt lement. wax in fnn bfyoml
North llainit. yttrrday. to meet
hin wife, who returne.1 fnmi an
t'klriitleil viit with relative at
SuU m ami other Willamette Val-
ey iiointM. J. t. Ka y h ,ih w-r-
lion n badly in n.-,-, f itimhI
rmuU. ami the w ttlem are U-m
inir every t-lTort to have
mthwayi put into nhai. The
l oimty court went out there yen
leruay to look over a bridge that
tuU repttirinif. e Mate that
the bad rouU cauHe a hum mill
deal to fall throiK'h in 111 4 Maw.
lion, and they want to get IhinjfH
into nhupe tui that the communi
ty can k'I m li iinliwtrien.
hanceand utrawU-rrv hociul at
(Iranee Halt An-ude limiri.i
H-vond North I'laiim. Saturday
eveiiini. June 21. Ticket. 7.1
cent. Ihe iiublie U invited.
Wm. Palmer, workinif with
I'av Ceasoiier. had a fiantv fall
from a pile driver one dav IiimI
week. Hud he not Btrmk in
aUiut hu fert of water. Itill
miht have U en a auhject for
the coroner. A it i he i nf.
ferinjr from a few battered ril
and a badly bunu' d up jaw. He
w ill aooii tn ready to it b work
atfam after the lourth. inrhai.
Taken up: I'.lark dlly.hctwfcn
two nml three; hind feet white,
white xMt over eye. Owner
prove projierty, pay rharite and
take name away. Henry J.
Smith, lloy. Ore. 1211
John ISetti and hod depart
S;turilay for their Crook county
ranch. Tliey have Hold their
;rop on the Hawthorne place.
w ith the exception of their HO
acre In hop. I hem they will
have cared for by hired help un
til picking time, when one of
the Uiy will return to harvest
an. I nell the crop.
If in need of fretih home raiiied
urnip eil. AUrleen variety,
will deliver prepaid by parcel
Nht at l.i cent r touml. -J. C.
IMU, HilUboro, ll X 12 15
Little Wayne Kmutott. Hon of
Mr. ami Mr. Homer Kmmott.
while turning Homenuiult the
ther day. nek'otiattl one otT the
I n h. ami MUMtaimil a broken
orearm, Udow the elbow. It
wui a ifreeniicn iraciure,
and lr. r. A. Huiley was railed
to attend the young man.
For Kent Hoarding house at
OreniM. rurmture for Bale,
cheap. A gd pnMHition.- In-
pure of or addre ll u Wann.
Oreneo. Ore.
J. T. McNamara was arrHtwl
IhelaHtof the week and placed
n jail, luiHiMt ted of robbing the
Oreiicu and Helvetia store. Mc
Namara rrenuounly denie the
rharge and ay he ran prove an
alibi. He wa iiermittcd by
Judge Smith to goon his own
recognizance this morning.
1Bit: l-ady's handbag, some
money, look ami oiner arucie.
r inder please leave at J. M. tier
ry', North HillHUuu. 1112
J. W. (late, of Udsyville, was
o town the lirst of the week, en-
route home with a l.WKi gallon
coinpreRseo air water uuik. j.
W. is going to have thing con
venient out on the ranch. Ihe
vtetn wa bought froml4rne-
HH,
For Sale-No. 1 Hurlmnk seed
imtatiM-. Fred Walters, on Km-
cut l.yon place, 21 miles north
east of IlillsUtro. 11-2
F.d. Ijine and Margaret Sim
mons were married in Vancouver,
Wash.. June 9. 1913. The groom
is one of the meat cutters at the
F.mniott store, and the bride is
from California. They are re
siding at Third and Oak, in the
Mrs. Spiesschaert home.
C. ll IMoyd. Chiropractor and
Naturopath. Office at residence,
I hird and Maple SW, v-is
Judge Ueasonerand tk)mmis-
sioners Nyherg and llanley went
out vesterdav morning to iook
over roiuls and bridges in the
Wallace Settlement, beyond
North rittiiw. and in the Hanks
nnd Mountaindale Bections.
For good, dry wood, four-foot
or lb-men, can on i. iv, iuhik'
don. I'hone, City 702. l-
J. (I. Hills, of beyond North
Plains, was in town yesterday.
He says that thousands of tons
of clover hav have been cut be
tween here and his place.
Kalo plants for Bale. Fifty
cents per thousand. u ivense,
. t j ii.i
llillsboro. . 1MJ
II. C. IlollenlM'ck and wife, of
almve Mountaindale, were in the
citv Tuesday. They contemplate
taking a trip down to Florida to
stay through the Winter months.
New four-room bungalow and
one acre of land for rent or sale.
Terms. Dunninur-Frentzel Lum
ber Co.
Born, to Conductor Renfro and
wife, of Hillsboro, June 9, 1913,
a son. The happy father is in
the P. R. & N. train service.
F. VV. Schultheiz, of Bethany,
is in town this week, makinfr
some improvements on his Hills
boro residence.
New five-room bungalow for
rent or sale. Sacrifice, lerms.
Uunning-Frentzcl Lumber Co.
W. N. Brown, of Laurel, was
COinRCL'l us
i;;flue!:ce is felt
Traveler Trent all Over North
wrt !!, Utmt of Ue-rcanUliif
I IN IS w . nu t. Sm ADS OUOO WOtD
Tell, l a.lcr Orrgaa Thai UvtC
lid U Stti Hmt
II illMboro'a C-ommercial Uub has
leen the bet investment the
tow n ha ever made, and eople
who visit u fnm abroad take a
delight in telling of their Hills
boro rxcricnce. Liuis W. Hill
and party were entertained for
an hour in the club rooms a few
week ago and Mr. Ilill was not
slow in recognizing the irenuint?
worth of the commercial body.
When in Fastern Oregon, looking
over the central Oregon line the
other dav. he preached organiza
tion to all the town, and told
them about Hillslioro'a attempt
to entertain. He said that in all
hi travel he had not received
finer treatment than that accord
ed at Hillslioro, and he told them
that a good, live commercial club
w as an aHet that every town of
any nine should have.
the club ha received its new
furniture, and two new tables.
milliard and ttl. will soon be in
stalled. The club ha rented two
more nwm from Dr. Tamiesie,
and the table will be installed
in them, across the hall from the
main room.
The Farmers smoker, tomor
row night-Friday evening, June
13 promise to I an event of
imMtrtance, and it will be the
first time that the city has prop
erly entertained the boys from
the farm district, h. F. Cham
berlain, the horticultural and
agricultural exprt for the Hill
ines, will be present, and talk
for an hour on the value of care
ful husbandry.
SM-cial and general invitations
have been sent out and the club
oibcial are looking for a fine
meeting, even if the Rose Carni
val is at it hcighth.
Mr. Calef ha been secured as
janitor for the rooms, and he is
keeping the quarters shining like
battleship.
UIIPOKT
of lb rouli0oa of lh HilUboro Com
UM-trttt hauk. al ItilUboru, I Ibf 'SUte
4 Ofi-vim, ! the cluar of butl or m June
HKsocaiK
ltana am) iliwMMinta ..-ll$,l5J M
Ovri.lfallS, arcurril and
rurr.l Jo i
Roa.W au.l iranl 17.4 5
l-'uiDiluir au.l biturra 77
lur lioui aillovrl rrarrv
Uanaa 71.951 5
Cb ii au.l other caah tlcni... 167 60
Cab on ban.) t),6l6 tt
Total 1M .495
ll AaiMTIK
Capital alork iA lu- So,oou 00
Surplna tun. 1 10,000 00
t n.llvi.tr, I tiroliu, lea ei-
Miiaraaail lr paid 7,416 6
liruoaitailur State Tieaaurer... II, 500 00
la.liviilual ilrpoaita tuliiecl to
chrck 147.877 88
lirniaii.l tfrlilicatea of depuait o.byt 39
Critilir.1 rhrcka 5 00
1 line mUBt-alra of ilrlioalt.... 4.4.(1 40
SavluK drpooitt tn6,6i J
Tola! $154,495
State of Oregon,
aunty of Wanbington,
I. Willi Iretaud.Caahirr of Ihe above-
namel bank, do aolrninlv awear lhal Ihe
atMive alatruirnt ia true lo Ihe beat of uiy
knowM(e and wllef.
Willie Ireland, caattier.
CoanKcT Altrtt:
W. N. Bartell,
John M. Wall,
ltlteclora.
Hubtrribeil and aworn lo before nt
(bit ulh day ol June, 1913.
1' J, Sewrll, Notary Public.
Ok I :( JON ELECTRIC TRAINS
To Portland -
6:24
t m
am
a m
6:59
8:45
10:49
1:19
3:55
am
ptn
p m
6:15
pm
pm
.pm
a m
.a m
8:20
9:18
From Portland
7:48
9:07
11:47
2:28
4:48
6:24
7:38
9:22
am
pm
.pm
pm
pm
pm
12:30
am
John tinos. a son of Mrs. Ja
cob Michel, died at the familv
home in North Hillsboro, this
mominir. aired 17 years. De
ePAqed was afflicted with tuber
cular meningitis, and has been
ill for several months: He was
hrirht vounor man. and was
student at Mt Anjrel, where he
would have graduated this June
hut for his malady. Services wii
be held at the Catholic church,
Saturday forenoon, and inter
ment will be in the Catholic
cemetery.
If you want hardware, at prices
that are riurht. lust call In and
see D. Corwin. in the Hillsboro
National Bank Annex, Second
Street.
aiunoao aaoca ton i. aua
Jacob Schneider, of leisyville.
has purchased a new Buick auto.
Wanted Cirl for housework.
mjuire Tel City 571
John Kulow, of near West
nion. was in the city Monday
afternoon.
For drtttsmaking call on Mrs.
0. W. I line. Main Street, one
door went of Dr. Wood'a office.
Geo. S. Robinson, of South
ualatin. was a city visitor Tues
day afternoon.
Ben Thurnher and daughter.
f
Blooming, were in town yes
terday.
We are again agents for the
famous Hazel wood Ice Cream.
and solicit your orders for brick
or bulk. K other's Confectionery
Contractor Cordon has finished
Second Street, between Lincoln
and Jackson, and the street has
been opened to travel.
Fred Mast, of above Mountain-
dale, was in town yesterday af
ternoon. He reports Jiaying on
the move up his way;
Dance at New Helvetia Hall,
Saturday evening. June21. Tick
ets, $1. including supper. First-
ass Portland music. 11-13
Mr. and Mrs. Utzinger. of As
toria, have been guests of Mrs.
UUinger a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Stevens, the past week.
P. G. Higdon was called to
Madras, Ore., last Tuesday, to
the bedside of bis little grand
son, who is very ill with pneu
monia.
Hugh Miller, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Miller, was here from
ugene, the first of the week.
visiting with relatives and
friends.
Dr. F. A. Bailey. Tuesday, ex-
amined the Slavonian, found Sun
day, at Helvetia, and upon his
report the man was ordered com
mitted to the state asylum.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Krebs are
spending the week over at Rock
away, on the Tillamook coast,
putting their cottage in readiness
for the bummer.
Mrs. Roe and two sons, Lee
hompson and Emery Roe, de
parted yesterday for Blackburn,
Ok la., where they will spend the
Summer.
Wanted, at once-A few stock
sheep, ewes and lambs. Write
Edward L. Naylor, rorest brove.
Ore., or telephone 01S5. Forest
Grove Central. 9-12
Have you tried some of the
delicious Hazel wood ice cream?
t pleases the eye. tickles the
plate, and satisfies the mind.
Koeber s confectionery. 12-14
Otto Wohler.of Oak Park, was
. . 1 A .
in town yesterday, ana reports
that onions are doing nicely, but
that they will not be overly large
this season-a good failing, any
way.
C J., Geo. and John Herb, of
Banks, were in town luesday,
enroute to Verboort, as delegates
to the Catholic foresters conven
tion which was in session at that
place.
For the best values in hard-
ware or ail kinds, can on uave
. a aa a -v
Corwin. who can sell you the
best at the lowest figues. Ptumb-
inir triven prompt attention.
Second Street, south of Main.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson, of
Shady Brook, were in town Mon
day. Sam says he feels just as
good as though he had never
ridden that bucking horse up in
the Klickitat country.
Mrs. Wm. Schulmench and
son were in town from Farming'
ton, yesterday. She says that
her husband is still lecturing up
a ... t a 1.
in Hntisn uoiumoia. ana sne
does not expect him home until
after the 20th of the month.
J. W. and Ben Marsh were in
from Centerville. Monday after
noon. J. W. has bought a Buick
auto and is learning to ran the
machine in fine shape. He will
soon De ante 10 anve anywnere,
and we'll all be wanting to ride
with him.
Carl Hutchinson, while truck
ing oats at the Hartrampf Feed
Store, the other day slipped and
dislocated his right knee. ur.
Ira Barrett reduced the dtsloca
tion. The young man will be on
crutches for a vacation of a few
weeks.
Olive Bennett, about 16 years
of age, was committed to the
EW& Girls Aid Society, the
first of the week. Ihe Klrr
parents reside in Southern Ore
gon. She formerly resided here.
Incorrigibility was the charge in
the complaint.
Judge Smith is soon to set the
hearing of Ed. Walker, charged
with crueltv to animals, waiicer
has been working for J. R. Bot
toff, of East Plainsand he
charged with beating one of the
animals over the head with a
dub. He furnished $200 bail to
appear at trial.
The Social Circle of the Congre
gational Church will meet at the
home of Mrs. Dodge. "The
Mantes. ' Thursday. June 19.
The car leaves Hillsboro at 2:28.
going, and car returning at 6:15
Will maice special auipa v vriey
Orchard, by courtesy of the Ore
gon Electric
BIG CUSIt'l COY
ta cou:ny w
Will
be Staged at the Creaceat
Theatre. June 20 and 21
BENEFIT OF PIBUC tWtOVEME?IT
Oat tlMtaVre Lwal Ckaraclm la the
CaaL Mil Aattowa, Directar
home talent musical comedy
musical comedy will be present
ed at the Crescent Theatre. Fri
day and Saturday evenings, June
20 and 21. and Miss Andrews,
just arrived from the East, is
hearing rehearsals for the affair,
which is under the auspices of
the Coffee Club. The Bock En
tertainment Co., directing the
program, has had a great suc
cess in the eastern states, and
00 local people will stage pretty
choruses, catchy music, and
amusing dialogues.
The play is called the "Wash-
ngton County Fair. and there
is promise of two splendid even
ingsa genuine reproduction of
the old-time county fair.
The proceeds will be used for
the purpose of beautifying the
local cemetery.
Reservation of seats will begin
at McCormick's Music Store,
Wednesday morning. Prices
50, 35 and 25 cents; loges, 75c
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
The Southern Pacific schedule,
as now running, is as follows:
To Portland
McMinnvilte pass'ger, a. m .-6:52
Sheridan train, a. m 8:38
illamook train, p. m 1:07
Corvallis overland, p. m 4:57
On Sunday, the Sheridan pas
senger does not leave Hillsboro
for Portland until 8:50.
From Portland
Corvallis passenger, a. m...-8:22
illamook passenger, a. m. .10:00
Sheridan passenger, p. m ..5:14
M'Minnyille passenger, p. m 6:45
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
C I) Shaw to J N Tompkins.
.618 a J H Walker d I c 910
Ed McGloin to O H BuUer.
lot in Tigardville Hghts... 1680
D L Brace to H E Noble, lot
in Kingston 200
L C Underhill to L M Graham
i int in 72x85.5 ft blk 6 F G1200
F Geisler to J no Kopschlegh,
5 a M Moore d I c Hbo 1650
A DeFranq to F K Walgrave
lot Tualatin Valley Acres-. 10
Geo P Phillippv to LB Prinele. a
near rarmingtoa (loo
Rosie Conway lo K Frankte Walker
S Int In 1 loU near Reedrille 10
L T McPhcetera to Philara afcPhee-
ter. S int in Hillabora Pbamiacy.isoo
Kdw ikavia to roreat Grore, 379 aq ft
A II Rued to Kdw NcGloia. lot tt
Tifardnlle HeifkU 811
O W Olaon to Acne Stewart, a lota
Pineland Terrace... 10
Raleigh D Walker to Geo Harvey, q
c 1.19 a Forest Grore...
Hike Schramel ta H B Deochy and
Ro Linn. .714 acre at Banks ... 800
A B Davis to Jaa Camming, soxioo
feet in Buxton. 600
C V Bergen to Paul C Horn, 78.61 a
tec 19 and 14 1 1 a r 4 m 5 w....
Perry Phelpa. admr, to Herman
Tbarner, 5 lou Henry 1 ad, Lome-
liua. 750
K Prance to Mahlon Ihehl, 6.68 a
la Hills Acres 10
Maurice Walton to Frank Vanduya,
6.17 a sec 11 1 a a r 1 w....
Ueo A Young to Lydia Young, 40 a
sec a6 1 1 a r I w.
W SeMak to Gail P Dibcl, 10 a see
11 1 1 art w 1
H R Underbill to L M Graham, 83.-
iSHil 75 in blk 6, F Grove 4oco
Daniel Loeli to Gail P Dibcl 10 a sec
11 1 1 ir 1 w 1500
Gail P Dibel to Daniel Loeli 6S1111.5
feet blk a T & S ad, Hillabora. 1800
W M Hughea to Daniel Loali, 10 a
sec 11 1 1 s r t w......... 10
John Hoaatk to Jaa K Andrewa, 1 1.14
see 1 a t w... 6500
Geo OoaiilaOna to L D Walker 10.5
a Ciaiii laamin Acrea. 050
D walka to Geo Oonzelmaaa,
10 W acrea Ceuzelmann Acrea. 10
Oara Siuionton et al to G B Hoff
man, to a Little Fruit Farm- 1500
Clara gimonton et al to O K non-
man, another 10 a same tract ...... I soo
John Trmpleton to C K Cos, 111
t blk 4t. rorest urove. .3000
I D Rode to V I Fuqna. 7 lota and
otner land, vauey view, r urove.iooo
Ed De Young to wm Evans, tract 6
blk a N Hbo Acrea. aooo
V I Fikiua to J D Rode, 691131, ft
blk ao.F Grove ...1600
Jennie Ward to Jennie Fteioa, oox-
1 29.9 n Dia 9 r urove, 1000
D P Corrieri to Frederick Geisler, tr
in Simmons ad, Hillabora. Too
Sol Hay to J no A Ltvtngood, tract
in blk 7 Fairview, Hillabora s
Bank of Sherwood to Nellie W Hart,
lot ia Epler'a ad, Sherwood
C L Hinmau to Frank W Hinman,
80.79 acrea at Forest Orove, 3300
Herman Metzger to faasy Shaw,
lot in Metiger acrea 500
P A Taylor to K satea, 5 acrea, sec..
.ut aar 1 w......
Winifred G Moran to W B Gibson
3 lots in Patteraoa ft aloraa Ad...
O w Olaon to Nellie UCawpMlle,
lot ia Pinelaad Tertaca ,
W A Shaw to Agnea Robbiaa .68
Beavertoo-Raed villa -
J E Sinclair to Walter Loeffler, 10
acres, sec 1? t a a r t w. ... ....1450
Clara Simoaton to H O Baaatil. to
acroa Littla Frait rarmaw 5000
Koy Htineck to D P Lewis, 100 a
Sec 7 and B t a n r 4 w
Ium Vmm Ia C I nnaalaaa. t
lou blk 8 Simmon'a ad.... latof years, auu eacn; good workers.
If Irou want farm wagons, bug
sries. implements, mowers, rakes.
etc., call on E. T. Turner, at
Laurel, general merchandise and
groceries, 12-zi
C C. Miehener. President off
the Everfresh Co.. was in town
luesday. A. force of men are I
putting in new machinery and
fixtures in the nlant on Washing
ton Street, and bv the last of
. l ,l. ; .i....: :,, il
lie At atn 111c iiisiiiuiiuii kiii neanl Paruad Htrtwta.
running. Ihe first run will be
on late strawberries, red rasp
berries, logan berries, cherries,
etc The manager rejiorts that
the plant would have been oper
ating before this but for delay in
manufacturing machinery, the
capacity of the Eyerfresh con-
cern win ue aouoieu over mai 01
original installation.
You do not have to wait until
the office closes before enjoying
a cooling dnnk or a nice juicy ice
cream smotherred in fresh straw
berriesOh. no! you can have
them anytime during the day.
Only you must call City 3o5, the
same number as there are days
in the year. Mate wnat you
want and before you have taken
up the collection the order will
be there. Try it. Den of Sweets.
Fanners who started their
clover harvest la3t week have
been praying for and receiving
good weather. The harvest
started earlier than usual by ten
or twenty days, owing to the
fact that many are intending to
ent a aeennrl ernn fnr rnver swH
in which there is always good
money. 1 he seed from an acre I
ast year brought more than the I
nay, ana mis is me spirit mat is
movintr ranchers in have an parlv I
lover hay harvest. Tnousandsl
of tons are already in the barns,
ana tnousanus 01 acres naye oeen
cut the past week.
Ladies: We give you the op-1
ponuniiy 10 nave your suiuj,
BkirtS and long COatS made by a
uuor, ana irom tne same ma-
terial used in men's suits. Our
measurements mean satisfaction.
and we guarantee. Prices reason
able. Aug. Tews, Second St,
over Hillsboro Mercantile.
Lafe Pence, of Colorado, well
known hereaa the promoter 01
the high-line ditch along the
fhillips-Cedar Mill mountain, is
in trouble Pack in Washington,
he trouble, however, is dom.l
11c, nisw ne suing ior separaiion
She doesn't want a divorce, as
she says she wishes to prevent
his marriage to a Miss Duke, a
daughter of the tobacco king.
ence left a string of debt3 be
hind him as a legacy of the pipe
ine that was to hydraulic the
ortland hillsand also carry cord-
wood and lumber to the city.
f li4tA aAi'arol rlncir-iKta roci.
. .
dence lots in fortiand, clear ot
incumbrance Which 1 WOUlcJvllkelOiIke upsUir la Schuloerkh Block
to
exchange for acreage near
forest Grove or Cornelius. Will
pay some cash if necessary. H.
. Vance, 316 East 37th SL,
ortland. Ore.
Edw. McAndrew was the first
of the week sentenced to thirty
days in jail for stealing a stop
watch from L. h. Brain, at the
'orest Grove race track. McAn
drew took hospitality from Brain
and then when the latter went
to the Grove he went a little
further and took his timepiece.
McAndrew afterward came to
Hillsboro where it is said he tried
to sell the tickers for $2. When
he was arrested he had the watch
in his possession.
There will be an auction at the
C A. Mooring place. Farming
ton, near the M. E. Church, at 1
p. m., Wednesday, June 18.
Horse, wagon, farm tools, house
hold furniture, etc 11-12
Fruit Inspector Atwell was
down from the Grove, yesterday.
He had several pest-ridden or
chards cut down last Winter.
and is getting ready for a future
campaign. Mr. Atwell thinks
that Washington County can
raise the best apples in the world
nrrowers would give their at
ten tion to care of their orchards.
He says that B. Leis, of Beaver
ton, has , one of the cleanest, if
not cleairst, orchard in- the Wil-
amette Valley.
When, wanting an ice cream
soda, why not get it at a modern,
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.
A Timber resident recently
paid the costs of an action
against him, charging him with
assault He admitted the offense.
but alleged that the other party
was the offender, by making
slighting remarks about a mem
ber of the defendant s family.
Judge Smith concluded there
was some justification for the
fisticuffs and let the defender
down easy.
Farm wanted: Sixty or eighty
acres, 40 acres or over in cultiva
tion. Owner only. Right price,
Correspondence confidential. C.
Ott, Laurel, Oregon, R. 1, phone
Scnolls 551-13. 11-13
Thos. McCubbin. of Reedlev.
Cel., is the guest of his cousin.
ur. u. k. uioyd, of South Hills
boro.
For sale-Span mules, 6 and
AAA l . .
team, wagon and harness. J. H
" - -- wo mmm I V'lllf , a . . , .
Gerstenschlager, one mile north of Main, in Kerr & Pkkaiia amudaag.
of Reedville. 1M3 phona
Miss Mary Jones is vbdtin
brother. Dale Jones, and family, , . ,
atPrinevUle. Argus and Orezonian, Cl- -
rHOFKHHIOBAL
F. A. BAILEY, M. IX
pBTsirlaa aa4 gargraa
Office:-ttalra la SekahMrica Mara
Kilnr-NMi tliw fsratr
3. T. LINKLATI. It. . C. H.
PHYSICIAN AMDSURCIOn
Otfiea a i air ovaeTba Delta Pea w
lanee Baet f Cuari Hmm,
thm aornae of ta blorfc.
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R. ii. ERWIN, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
bargeon S. P. P. R. A 5, P. E. Jk R.
Ry.
Office lo the Tamirate Block, Third aa4
Main Mrecu, Ilillaboro, Ureguo,
ELM Eli II. SMITH M. D. D. Ol
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH"
Office IIior o to it a. aa.: 1 to &
Taeadav, Thursday. Matarda tm i
Call answered dav or Blent. Buth
phones. Office over HiUeboro Natioaal.
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
1
niYSICIAM AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
-Indepenileat I
ORENCO. orrgom
J. Q. ROBB, II. D.
PHYSICIAN 8c SURGEON
OFPICE:-Upsuir a Schnlnvrrich BUlg.
Reatilenc?:-Baseline Street, second doof
r wih wi. n,
Both I'hone office ami teaidetico.
iii;x-sboro, . OREGON
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
pace hour-9 to 11a.m.; a 105 p.m.
uui ioimi day or night Bota
pUooet, Office ta American Natioaal
I ' Bank, npauir.
uilusuuko, Oregon
t. as. 1
D AO LEY aft UARS
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW :
Rooms 1 tad 1 8kate BalMlag
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JOHN LI. WALL .
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
UpsUirs, A. C. Shute Bldg, Mala & tad
HILLBBORO. - OaVMO.
ArVMwaaVwVWJwiw'
W. N. IIAIUIETT"
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW "'
Ornca: Main Street, opp. Court Houaa,
HILLSBORO ORBOOM
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THOS. H. TONGUE IR.
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ATTORNRY-AT-LAW!
Office, upstairs ia Schulnerick Mock
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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PORTLAND, ORE.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Office up-aUira over Hillsboro Natioaal
Bank.
HILLSBORO ...... ORKOON
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIS?
iTrmiesie BUlg.
RoomaSaadi
HILLSBORO. ORB.
Main and Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dentist j
Upstairs, in Linklater Deltk
Building, Main Street J-
Hillsboro - - - Or-.
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VsraaiNAav Pbv9icim
ft Beaosoti
& Dmtist.
Graduate Kansas City Veter-
6 inary College. 2D yeara prac
I . a .-,
tical experience. -
- rt.ir.1 m nne-kalf block Borlk
her Miu aty
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in the city yesterday.