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Muny liavr f.nik. rni U !u tin-iii-th. 'IIukv nr. ntily, a rai .. taki-ri ht an. I Hi. r- mm tin lf... wilhitut .ukiiu' nit tin lari-nt. Thin : l i.ii, -i w IihI .t.ii r im il.H'ii t rr l ivi n.it. th.' H.11I. I Ins laml ha 4 U . n fariiit-.l ft.rovt-r Iifty yurn, am I l'i'. I . A. I.aiU y. m)k lias vvati'lu'.l ri.p rim.liti.iiiH f,r many :ir. itai that thf j,ri . i.t iin.'.jw rln an- iihi-a. nf any. tiling fr ji'ar. '..A fur Sali- l.arv'1'. hih it.!'!.1 J rs.-y, t. fn-Hh.-n in thr-i lari,',. milk ll.iv; tinti hivh; iinlk all -ai; ralf in frnin ri vihI. r-. Jrr.i-y mrc. fan -In,. i ..h ks tmrtli nf S. 1'. .1. ,t. I '. N al ii'h. lU avi-r-t .ti. r-. l."7 t'has. SiiniimiiH. a hraki'tnan hi Hi.- ("ivi'itf tram nt tin I i ar- am. m-ar I'.uvtini. wax si'icii ly injuri'.l thf i.iIht ilay ..-i!it ja'iiiii.'.l hy a iv'. which U lt th' i ar nn w hu h it Mat Ina.l .I. r. Via an. I Mirifnnl at ti'iul. .J tin- injiirnl man. 1 1 wan l.r.Hiht In this rity an. I taki-n t th.- I.sal li., .ilal, vilurt' lr. i;..l.li t.K.k an ray f his in-inn.-1. l.ii. tin in. Uiii.-s hrnki-n. II- I as a la ! hh.tiilil.T. ami his h a. I was ; i i rt ly hurt. J t ..i 1 il im .-iit ll. iiilrn k'n Hall. I 'i.rti.-lnis. Saturilay -'fi ii.v, July l'.i. I Ins .laml-is ivi-n .,r tin- Ix-m lit nf tin- ('nrin-lniH I, .ul t-am. Waiki rs' nnln-slra ti. k. Is. J I. l.a.h.H fr.-'. I I.f l.nli. s nl I ir.lali' ri--Ulf- i-raf't nn t at tin- hmiir ol Mrs. . in la' I I l.nrH.lay. I hfa- .ri'.. ni win-: M.-.lain.-s IK M. Ulnl. . 11. II. nry llaa-v.-. John 11 I nii.s. Win. V. Mi-tU-r. Krt-.l I la.i .-. II. nry I '-., O. J. I'.nis . r, J. .1 llauar.. 'liisiiir I .inn, r. I. Milri; Mismi-h lila,ly l'.i. i ..ii. Ih.lin.i I. Mirh, Aila 11 t'iiii..i,.. Martha. Wilma an.) I I r I laa a-. Marn Ilnf. I h. r. w iii ! an in rn-ani m , i.! m .I a ,laii at Washintrtnn lli.u,. .' Hall, in tin-Area.!.' dm- in. I. ..i.iit' Ninth I'lains. Sutur .! , . . .mm'. July VX hvi-ry- I" hi -, III '. .ll'.l. mi. I Mai! I., i an r.'i.t'th i.i t',. hi. 'A l.li III lal tl- .I.,.IM' ' I, as l.il .it.' MOik'Mkk Ultll.Mut,'i; tl.ur M. i '.ti..;, k an. I Mi - ir I ,r.u U lal in, .I .- v. . i . It.. I i'i ni.irri.'c.'.-. in II ill' lr. ,U L'. I 'I,'.. lu ll.'.- . I. Sin. II. it ialii t'. I li. v nr.' x.ilar uiii. .-...f r.'M.Inu in tin- Luic.-I M.-i ti.n. M l I II I'.llis al.il .'..ki' :.!: Mill I.I' fl-t'l-.Sf.l it, h. A ii'u t I. l'.i) I. l'.i- f .inn h 'ik' l'i r.,r.h of (.. ir f.t-.l lie i."l. .1. mi. I cni-Al'i, n ' i I .'J' i.rtl i ,. I'u.i.l Mi',1 ..;ik wihi.I. i.iir (..( 1. 1 1 v I It, I.. I,.- .I.'lis i-r.'.l It th.- m !;,., hi.n . s in !i!hl..,r,i th,' Imar.l nf iir.-i t''r i in. 'IV 'sii'iiat.', I'. t. r II.iM-nw, t 'l.-rk. I'y i.i., r nf I'manl nf S. h "'I ir.iliirs list i id No. V. Hills urn, i ir. i'iui. JMtS. Al M. M Vh'li: SMI nk'D Ah.'f Saiiill'iir.l ilinl at tin' iiillic ul hiT ilauf.hti'r. Mis. Illi'W. Cnlilii-ll. Ilillslmro Ihis nnrniiH'. 'h,. fun-'ral s-rv ii-i- Slll III' hil.l t II,.. I'm ,1:, till litis I'rislivlrriaii t'liiirrh, iitiinlay. July ;i. at "J p. in.. iii.il ihlii'iiii'iit will , in III,' niirli ri-iin-liTy. ihf nlnliiarv iM'tici' will aiiiii-ui- tit v I wci'U. Miss Kvclyn )oii(.- leml Tt'il a hiii jn i:',,. ,y hiT iinttluM. "II Tlllll'Silav I'V'Piiimr hn.l the "I'i'asiiiii l,..iii.f her .ill h. lav. Many yniimr I'ncnih pari ii i.:iti il, ami th,. ji-cs,.s wi-iv very rum I'linii'iitary. line ttiMiuT a iifa'ili f'il I'.nlil wati li prisi'iili'il hy hiT lirut hi-rs. Musif, .tin.M ainl i'i' ( ri-Mti rn -ii -t miislitiitt-il thi- i'VO iink''M priiiTain. !'iv. West, hai pariluiu'il a Ilillslmro ,oy, who was iwntlv 'miiinll,',! I,, the rni'knil,. for a ;V'ar, fVoin Miillmiiii'ili County. I III' liai'llllll Villi I'll.. I I.U I )l TU-l A t titrnt'v I'ivan.-i and .1 u I i awc. I'nr Sali Can van iikciI over "iiiii'iiur pavilion at rity park; alHIl) f,.,.i ,,( K,i,a, p,oi for 1 M'fiii.r, anil IiiiiiIiit in tlm foun tlation of danriiiir llnt.r. Sri llins. VamliTwal, llillslmm. W. F. Ailkins. with th.' Div.l H'T Cliititiok. hi'low Ast oria. paH through lln cilv yi'slt't'ilav, 'iiriMil.. for iarilal.li.vli.r. In' will visit hU linil In-,, I'M., who w n the life Having crew al. that I'mnt. I'uki'ti up; Knur lirifr,; two 'luck anil twn red; nil have Im-Uh. '"'I "L the (Janlncr Jtaiuh. tnili'8 almvo Mountain-17-1U ATTY GEKERAL PERMITS LICENSES TO SO lUnkt. Tlmhrr and North llalnt Saltx.ni Wrvume ltulnrt Arjrus inil Journal. 2.2T. ( K. I.ytlt wi-nt to Tii!afn,k. Sunday, on timl-r liiiHincsn. W. K. !oiniM-in. alKivf Mmn taimlaU. was in town th- last of the wfk. New five-nArn Itunalow fur nnt or sale. Karnlire. 'I t-rrn.s. Dunning Fr-nt.t-i l.umU-r (!o. A. lain lit-ryrert ami if-, of I'looniiriir. were in the county wat yesterday. l'hilio I!au-r. Fjcial a' iit for (vernor West, was in thf city Tueutlay. IMi'm Itoy, of Kny. was thf Kuent of hm brother. A. J. liny, the 1 1 rut of the week. J. T. Vounir ami family start for (ianhal.li. next wit-k. for a Heveral weeks' vacation. For Kent Furninhfil 7-room houne. Inquire of K. II. Wi lls, or tihone Main 05. l.'ttf Mr. ami Mrs. (Jeo. Itacon, of Yamhill, were visiting in the city Wetlnemlay. W. 0. Hocken, of I'-avt rton. was up to the city yest-rday af ternoon. Mrs. Thos. Willis, of aUne Mountaindale, was in the city yesterday. Mrs. J. K. Slice, of I'ttrtlantl, visiteil her sister, Mrs. b-onaril r.ron, Sunday. Krvine I'urkhalter. of South Tualatin, was in the city Monday afternoon. Mrs. ("has. Gardner, who has of her pa- E HAS PLENTY OF WORK liar I jurrno MiCoy Charged with I orging l ather' Nam rRorwMORAU A. DAI LEY, M. a Pkynirlaa a4 8arga "I I i..' it v of IIiII .Iti has an i-i I i.m Hint n it hands in II .- in.ilt. rnf hi. I. -walk huililinif Ii.. -An i km. n ntarted to huild a i.'iiii'iil walk in frniil tif tin J V Ma ti it i,nii-rlv. First and I:..-. Sin.-, this week, and Mr Ma I. r. thiniih his attorneys, Inl'pie .V Innv'Uf, last flight tii.'. I nut in iiiiii tion prvK'efdinH. Ihf complaint alleges that the era. Inn' is excessive ami that tl .- rnii' trut'tmn will ruin several shad. tret-s. Ihf case will proli ahh lf heard next week. If yon want hardware, at prices that are rislit. just call in and 1 1. Cms in. in the llillslmni National Hank Annex, Second Street. .Inlm l-orhis, the former Mon I u an. owner of a line ranch near I iill.-N . and w h has I'.iiTi acres o! i,.,, r.l here, has joined with II. .m. r ('. Atwt'll. with IW acres. in iivreeintf with tjaine Warden l inl. v that the two tracts are to he a refiiff for wilil hints am . i i came. lie inu uuieiii uiii oven oilVred fur lilinj.' with t'ounty K. cnler IVrkins. The tenure rum lor ten years. I w ant to rent u farm of from i to .VI acres, close to HillsUiro. for a term of three years. Kef i reiict-S v'iven. W. S. Tilton, illslH,ro. K. 2. l-i Thf Sunt hem I'milic track, on Fourth Street, is now U-inur torn and a douhle track will is' aid thni'iirli I'oi'tlanil s Inisiness set lion. F.vcry lTrt. will U' made to vet all in readiness to opt rate the electric line ly the tinif had weather sets in. It is rumored .hat the company will run electric cars generated with easoline until their heavy Hwcr machinery can he installed. We are lu'ain nvrcnts for the famous Ila.clwitod Ice I'retitn. and solicit your orders for brick or hulk, koohcr's Confectionery S. limpcr, awntut the Oregon lil.'i trie, will leave in a lew nays to take the Hill Line HkM'lli-y t Madras. Fasten) Oregon, lie he succeeded here hy A. V. Moy ers, who was llillslinro'n First operator after the Klectrio open ed lor business. Mr. Cooper was reiven the transfer m reipii'st. the physicians advising a higher altitude on account of the health ol his little daughter. host In or near Oretico, lady's trot. I watch and fob, with picture in locket. A reward offered. IMurn to this ollice. Mrs. Nettersheim, of near Sewell Station, slipped and fell, one evening last week, and sus tained a fracture of one of her limbs. Dr. .1. 0. Kohl) attended the injury. For Kent Hoarding house at Oreneo. Furniture- for sale, cheap, A good proposition. In quire of or address K. U Wann, Oreneo, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. U. h. Via and daughter, of Silverton. were ques ts nt the home of Mrs. K. t,. HIMDAliMM IIISD4 miMSMN CmwI MtlrtOMkrl latry liraallaf Prf- WitiM ta laa Attorney (if ncral (Vawford final ly consented to the cormt ruction of the I'jl.'l Hi-mtion laws i-rniit- tin naloniis to run outside incor porated towns wloTe they are conductf l in hotels having ca pacity for Hi truest. Atttimey W.t!. Hare, handling the" cases for Kak'ley &. Hare, connected with Mr. Crawford hy telephone Tuesday afternoon, and the state connttt-l agreed to that intenire- latum of the law. Mr. Crawford then trot Judge Iteasoner on the telephone ami acquiesced in the opinion, sayinif he would send low n a w ritten brief to that ef fect. The court thereupon order- ei me loiiow inir enlrv: In the matter of saloon li censes of J. M. Miller. Holmes & Wilson, It. Creits. and Christener & Herschey, in unincorporated tow us: It is ordered, adjudged and decreed that J. M. Miller, Holmes & Wilson, It. Crcp and Christen- been attending ont er& Herschey have in all rsects tienU in the country, fir a week, fully mm plied with the law pass-1 returned home Sunday. at .t a . 1 I eti nv me iji.i BfHSion oi wiei n o .. ..i ti Oregon legislature with r.-s,HH t ui was in Monday, and re to the sale of l..uors outs.de of thl ,M M (,((inK (in(.,J. ...... ,.....rM .,u . .. "-. out hw way. that I lit- v are. an. I eui-li of them I isaU.natide hotel keener, and Herman (j. Luck, ot al.ve it.h has accommodation for Mountaindale, was in the city more than .Ul jftiests, and that Saturday, on business with the said hotels sell li.pior as such. rounty court. It is further ordered that said Workmen have finished treat licenses he and the same are ; the terra cotta cornice and hereby confirmed ami approved trimming on the new court house as that the same le hereliy tie-Miuildini' New four-riMim bungalow and one acre of land for rent or sale, Terms. Dunning-Frentzel I .urn ber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Carl I .arsen de clared to Im in full force until the eriol therein Prescribed for in. ir it-t niniaiiuii. The saloons w ere ordered oen- et by their proprietors by tele. phone, and after this they will come under the provisions of the parted for Shipherd Springs, on law. All of the places run sev cral months excepting J. M, Mil ler, whose license will expire in a few weeks. It is said that he already has a big petition for a future license, and will begin publication in the near future Following is the gist of the opinion received by Judge Kea soncr. from Mr. Crawford, yes terday: the Columbia, yesterday morn ing. Wanted -Girl for housework. -Witch Hazel Hop Farm. Ad i a ii ..ii it ii uress J. Li. nanieii, iK-avenon, Ore.. It 4. 15ox 51 Kit Bowbeer has a six foot jhv tato vine, a single stem, with enough potatoes formed on it to make a bushel when they ma CASnil) CHICK AT THE filrOU Bk Pu Caflcy. Renlaurial Maa. Tiard SIS and Coal by Coarl Judge Smith's court has been very busy the past few days and several grists have U-en turnel into the hopn-r of justice. Karl Iirenzo McOiy, of Gales Creek, is in jail in default of flW fond fixed by Judge Smith. Young McCoy to charged w ith forging his father's name, K. S. McCoy, to a check for $.'52, and cashing it at the Forest Grove National lank. McCoy tjk the check to the counter at the noon hour and received the money. The father alleges the check is a forgery pure and simple. J. L rorbes is in the county bastile in default of bail, charged w ith beating his two minor chil- lrcn. a daughter and son. First reports were to the etlect that Ixdh of the uhildren were very bailly injured, but neither is laid up. The trial will be held ater. IUjss Coffey, the Third Street restaurant man. was found guilty. Tuesday, of selling adulterated milk. The jury: L K Shute, T M Kerr. J C Kuratli. l'eter I5os- c-ow, t an iirsen ami Aug lews. The Judge this morning fined Coffey $25 and costs. J. D. Mickle, rool Commissioner, was hen? w hen the case w as tried. Geoige Stetson, of I'ortland, where he wtirks in the U. S. Marshal's office, was fined $25 for having a trout less than six inches in his iitissession. He paid the tariff without a smile. IiOins Krooksw ill later te tried lor assaulting Geo. Wise, up in the l'atton Valley section. A. r. Taylor and H. Haley will lie tried on a charge of gambling. the occurence alleged to have taken place in Ilillslmro. Kdith Kemster put up f 100 tiail to answer the charge of assault and battery, preferred by Mrs Mary Wheaton, down on the Tavlor Ferry road. She denies that she made any assault, and says she was only defending her self. S. T. LINKLATIR, M. B. C. It, PHYSICIAN AND SUMMON) Ortii titjr (.vsrTha palta IM I K.t.ania Baatef Caart kit In la aurur of Kei.lving I U-g to say that at ture. Kli is consequently look- the time the law goes intoeffeet. tng up the market reiKirts. your license not having expired. (j y. lmes, of Clatskanie, it would apear that you might ; here for a few days visit w ith still oiH'rate under tne ou license, frjends. He says the town is provided your place of business improving right along, and that meets the requirements of the those coming here after an ab- new law. lomeei lis require- 8ence can see many changes. . a . I k.oiiI.I Ivk mmiMitiavu I .!.. .t , n,,rut . H. M. Hasford. now in ( olora- l'T,':r r"""Z ::r," do. sends The Argus a book o hum-, who niwiiiiiiuuauuno , . i: .: t not less than W) iruests. The n ""UB u'". " ,u,' sUtute ri'ads "a U.na fide hotel wonders oi naiure i ne j k k with accommodat ons for not less m. - , if.u tn.,.i.- This. how. vel. at lennessee l'ass. on the . ' " . . . I l).nvpr Itio I. run, If. ever, in our opinion, does noi mean, that there must tie of Mrs. J. W. Jameson, of farm necessity 50 separate rooms, and ington. fell from a step-ladder, specially, in small country Saturday, and hroke two bones towns, as there are frequently in the left arm. Dr. uobb re two U'ds in one large room, and duccd the fracture. Mrs. Jame I think that could be considered son will be con lined to the house ... - A I . . ..1.1 as accommoiiaiions ior iwo nor some lime, as me ureas was guests. However, it must not very severe. lie taken lor granted inaia.per- t)scar Zwimpfer. the 12-year soil muld nave rooms, wun i 0, . of A wimfePt 0f North UMs in eacn nwm. and inus nainSi whiIe hunting cattle, claim to have accommodations Sunday aftt.rnoon. sustainiHl a or isi guesis. as many kuou. u fracture of hii, xm e& The not and will noU occupy iroom 8tmhled and fell, pinion- with other iHHiple. But if sev- ' the ,a(, unaernt.alh. pr. eral ol me nxims were inn way th ,,roak I In'lieve it would comply with - the statute, as very frequently There will be a l.range picnic friends and acquaintances will at Scholls. Nealeigh Grove, bat not object to occupying the same urday, July Si. 1913. I rominent room, especially if each has a speakers have been secured and separate bed. Strangers, how- there will be a tine program of ever, are not supposed to occupy amusements lnokinton Brass a room with other guests. Hand will furnish the music. Transferring your license from fcverywwy is inviu-u. see uis- a saloon to a hotel, would I be- play elsew here. lieve, have to be done with the Walter Kskay. of Arleta, w ho is . . . t At. .......... rtn.iwt W a I . . ...... .. I. L. I I conseni oi me couoiy iuuii,. on the wuimer rancn, jmihu.v are strengthened in our view Brook, was kicked by a horse that the license may be trans- hast njgnt, the result being a fcrred by consent of the county fmptnred skull. The animal court, because the last proviso in hanuvd near the left temple. Dr. said amendment ot iseclion M8, k0i,d attended the injured man, lord s Uregon uws, neing oec- anj f0Umi it impossible to move lion 1 of Chapter 2B5, Laws of mm rJl.J. proviues: me iwinij ,. . . ... t,vi,h,,. ...u.-of ot Hie aiaie oi ureKu.. .... n,..n.ted. ten tables. W..to. T. being niVeJ: Miss Kvelyn lher Holding licensea isauru uj . 'j. , rie am S3 U.M io ion. H"r". Gentlemen. Collee and lunch opinion, the authority ot tne l, E. Brogden. wife and daugh- county court to anow me license ter, Virginia, motored over irom transferred to a hotel, providing Tacoma. Sumiay, and visited at it is operated by the same par- the Wm. Brogden home, east' of ty." town. They reponea me roaus very bad beiween iaiaina ami vnr nnle. Seven head grade Vancouver, and say that our Jersey cows, tuberculein tested; Lds here are a 1'aradise com- 4 to 6 years old; all in miiK.- in- ,me to those across me river, quire of W. Hvan. Basford place; -j'hey returned yesterday, accom Telephone Farmer K. 515. Hills- panied by the Misses Cecil and boro. 15-17 Kdyth Brogden. The little daugh- C. Waibel. of Helvetia, was in ter will remain here lor the bum- lROISALS FOK WOOD Sealed proposals will Ik? received by the undersigned up to two o'clock. July IS, 191:1.. and then opened, for furnishing Washing ton (.ounty with the following material: Forty cords of first-class, first- growth four-foot fir wood, to be delivered at the court house in Hillslxlro. Ore. Thirty cords of fir wood, same siiecilications as above, to be de livered at the county ioor farm, near New ton station. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids. I'y order of the County Court J. K. Keeves. Sheriff. HillsUiro. Ore.. June 2(5. 1913. R. M. ERWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Z Surxfon S. P P R. 4 N ., P. R. A R. Ryt. Oir.o. In the Taminie Block. Thinl aad M ini Mrrru, Killatwra, Ocrguo. KLMKII II. SMITH M. D. I). 01 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office IIr 9 to 11 a. at.; I to pi at, TurUi. TbaraUy. Hatarda la Ctlt aiKwerett da or alahl. Bntk -..hour. Oilice over itiltabtao -" r. W. Ii. CUNINGHAM I IIYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night ORKNCO, . . OREGON ItANKS WINS A(1AIN Hillslioro went to Banks Sunday and tangled with the Banks team, with the result that the home team beat the county-seat-ers. score 3 to 1. Two of IJanks' scores were home runs, one by Bruce McCurdy and one by Cass Wilson. It was a tine game throughout, and but few errors were chalked against the players. Tuerck. the HillsUiro pitcher, struck out 15 men, and but for those two home runs, one of which drove in a score ahead, the contest would have been a vvhiz- zer, with the result in doubt. The line-up: Hanks Hittsnoito Wim.terlich K -C - Moore Martin P Tuerck Vnu lx)ti lb Harris llt-ntlftst.n Ii 2l Brown Mc Curtly .... IVaviMe llt-mU-ofcin It 3' Phelps Wilson rf HuMiell Sol.U-r of SiRler Cook, Otatitte If Moves An oout.t that tl.. oh n s'x-mn for buck deer will take place Auir.ist 1 a-i Ii-ip'!!".I. y,-r-j day. when hunting license wasi ttk 'I it .1 Vli!!i.2 rtf nlivf M,..,f-.;n...l.. " 'r,.m -.'1-.. , ...... OtT,re.-fraifa to ScMtMtlck ' - : ' " ' i IU.i.lriM- Suutaant out as -uin a tl'- ' ; -r t ..t-irii j twwj wuata. set-sits first day. ant nt-verj P''". niti.-a rity M; ti fhy m n-turns r.om' until i;- ha.; a pi-ce of venison. He cnm- rretty near knowing wh.-re t. find tt.em. and some of his neiKUtrs think he stakes one o-.t as a faw n, so as to ai!e to r- t hirn the first day of the slayin;; season. For Sale-Registered fliern-i sey liull, 3 y-ars old. in rime condition; a got.-1 hrt.vd-'r;'r trade for anotht-r registered (iut-rnsey of g,l hreeding. a.4 a change is neces.-ary. Also a few cliiice. young '.'rale Guernsey cows. I'hor.e """ Lir,.' I'",. Scholls O-ntral. or a-I'lr.- .-i F'-ri (ironer, Ilillslmro. Ore.. Ii. '. Haymakers are rri'.nr than busy this week, and many were haul ing inU barns yesterday. The cloudy weather of last week was rather hard on farmers w ho had hay down, as it would dry very slowly, and no more than be ready for putting in when an other little shower would fail -just enough to keep things in statu quo. As harvt'ftt wi, soon le on the hceLs of haying, good weather is a prime essentia! just now. For Sale -Three-inch wagon, nearly new; double work harness, in good shape; 8-blade disc; 2 new milk cans; lot farm tools; 18 acres good black and Winter oats; 3 acres fin': Winter wheat; hand clover seeder. Iuis ue ger, near Newton Station, Hills boro, Ore., R. 5. l-7 Washington County gives promise of a better crop than last year, and the man who is croaking about hard times should begin to feel that we are still in the land of commercial living. Hay losses have been consider able, but the wet weather has leen of vast benefit to all other kinds of crops. Wheat and oats. unless we get untoward condi tions, will be better than any former year, and the vegetable crop is a whizzer. Ladies: We give you the ot nortunity to have your suits, skirts and long coats made by a tailor, and from the 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. Mrs. II. Ii. Morgan, of Port land, died the last of the week. leaving a husband and grown family. She was the w ife of the II. H. Morgan who was sheriff in Washington County in the seventies. One of her daugh ters married L F. Rxscow. a son of l'eter Moscow and wife, of this city. The husband and sev eral children survive. I saw cord wood. ioIes up to 12 inches in diameter, fence rails, and boards of all kinds, into stovewood lengths. Will go into the country. Write, phone or call on me.-Carl Skow, Hillsbo ro. t hone, uiv ivx. The I'ortland. Eugene & East em are rapidly finishing the ma chine shops at Beaverton. They are located cut on the Willsburg line, aliout a half mile east, am between the tow n and the tile factorv. The shops will employ ouite a number of men and they will make quite a difference in Reaverton's business receipts. J. O. ROBB, XL D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OFKIC K: Upttaira a Scbalawrich Btdg. Kri.lenc: P,aarline Street, lecoad door tuit of South Sule Street. loth Phone office ant caitlcne. HI'X.-noRO, OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon' Office hoar o to ti a. m.: 1 to . am. Calls answered tla or aiebL Rotli pbonet. Office la Americaa NaUoaal Bank, upstairs. UII.LSaoKO. . . ORIOON MVMMMMsAVsisiiaJaJaJ 1CH CROAM SOCIAL The young ladies class of the United Evangelical S. S. will serve ice cream every Saturday evening during the warm weath er, on the tennis grounds, at the parsonage, beginning July 19. Anyone wishing good home-made ice cream can get it at the par sonage any time from noon until 10 o'clock p. m. Special orders will be filled if called for. Pro ceeds are for street improve ment. Come and enjoy the pro gram and tennis, as well as the ice cream. 0a.. BAOLEY 1 HAOS ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW Eoomi 1 tad I Hhitc BRlMlaf HILLS KOKO, , , OllfiOI. MrVsaMsVaiial E. B. TONGUE ATT0RN8Y-AT-CAW Mice up stair in Schaltaerick Black JOHN II. WALL A TTORNB Y-AT-LA V UpHUirt, A. C. Shate Bltlg, Mala k tod HIL1JJBOR0. ORMON. W. N. BARRETT ATTORNXT-lT-LAW Ornct: Main 8traet, opp. Court H niLLSBORO ORXOOM THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW OJice, npstsirs io Schalmerick Block Hillsboro, - - Oreson ltn. 3. CitRaM 9. SCHNABEL & UROCHE Xnitl4rrraf aaMtsv MM u aa traksr. For Sale Twenty-five Duroc Jersey pigs, 3 months old, at $5 per head. Halph Withycombe, Hillsboro, Ore.. II. 5. 15-7 Next Monday and Tuesday nights the People's Theatre will show "In the Claws of the Vul ture." A big three-reel special. Usual prices. Twenty penciled Indian Run ner ducks, English, for sale, at 75 cents each. Mi s. H. P. Crom well, Beaverton, Ore., Route Residence between Aloha and Huber. Carl Young, of Seattle, die last week, and his remains were brought to Hillsboro. for inter mnt at the Tualatin Plains Presbyterian church cemetery on North Tualatin Plains. He was a brother of the late Adam Young, of North Hillsboro, and was an iron worker by trad He loaves a family. When wanting an ice cream soda, w hy not get it at a modern uu-to-date fountain where the syrup is kept ir. sanitary wells, pumped into the glass hy a sani tarv pump. That's the kind of fountain you will hnd at hoeber s. Rev. Valandigham, the former pastor, will preach at the Chris tian Church, Hillsboro, bunday, July 20, both morning and eve ning. Ihe day s service will be: Bible school. 10 a. m. : preaching. 11 a. m.; Christian Endeavor, 7 p. m. ; preaching, 8 p. m. Every body welcome. For the best values in hardware-of all kinds, call on Dave Corvvin, who can sell you the best at the lowest tiguos. Plumb ing given prompt attention. Second Street, south of Main. Third street is now completed by Contractor Cordon, clear through from Washington to the Southern Pacific track, and all of his heavy rock is laid on al streets under contract. If you want farm wagons, bug gies, implements, mowers, rakes etc., call on E. T. Turner, at Laurel, general merchandise and groceries. 12-24 laical "nrralXfi!a.lna, aTtttiaflia tiara's, urn Men IrliumcnM. UrfaaMa as a li.Mii finrnitudt atn in Kurova ntl anl Mil m. Vrsirffr .lira )ctt XmiLiHrn!itiiftra. Uroeitiafaaata. eru-irortiifi sill amnea Htsaa flirs-ertaiiara: Qajm aaa a aaf Bnslirj". telrt6on: ahirfbuU (UO; VlOtf; VuuIflrt.(Mn: t4 sj Sim sin wio titn caaaart at PORTLAND. ORE. !r DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist o ill co up-staira orer Hillsboro Natloaai Bank. HILIRORO ...... OBB80N DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST- Trtnieie BMg. Rooaaa 6 aa4 HILLS BOftO. ORB. Main and Third. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Linklater DelU Building, Main Street Hillsboro - - - Or. Dr. S. M. REAGAN Vktrrinary Fhysiciak & 8tmoo & DKNTIST. Graduate Kansas City Veter - inary College. ZU years prac tical experience. ! Office, on Third St., one-half block Mttfc of Main, in Kerr ft Pickww UHAm PhoM Office, Main j8y, Rldeax, Oty tU. Argus and Journal (2.21 town yesterday. Imer McKmney, baiuruay.