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vnxiaoM Mac Acart- . BWORKMARIS SENDS OPEN LETTER ."" win vii sivti ! i IJ,,..- J BitUIIJCMK"! f . 1 1 rcii i bV LI tim. klmi? 1 I.I ll's v a ( pun- . mi'" i ' ' km " rrieh'.- f .mi ,v -l)IMl. , '. Mans writm !, II. i l'i i li'! .it.- prepat il'l' I o, the Stat.- I air: . i -ire ail hasiiuf a r,ne I aCit ion. phty . rUft,' some, tllll it, 1 ii.it forgetting iri. v..,,.- i UiiUH f..r tin- (n, .. II t I V' thought . . . .. il I... !..... ill I lii'V "Hi I" ' ' ,,,, W l'k S IKlW. Mid , . li ( .jlili MS , I"- I .1 di !. lli thief , -i .i! IlilSe HO tllll't ;, ; M'l Oil illllilH'. ( i a tf tun.' and , .r hubM, "kh-i:!Iv !i u. lis -r n might t a..irl certain hours r fir Work, tlll'l i wi'l Im sur ni i. h tiiiUV oil ill r.n-'inif garden ultilf hot neglect it. I li'1 p growing thefe ,1.1),., t I If foe. Ulld II ,! i,. s k. i ji them Ikh-iJ or t,t !'. villi rob yttur Int to 1 r i"!aiiM-H oi inc k,tun- f . ami thfy l,t gr.oi to !" iri.'i W Minors. MMI li'.' f t' INHKirV. '! O'.l i,i f, . i th.- low h regularly U.-ll . i..ih ii tin-in cure- m I b gentle mil! ti.i'i. n III ,:iif .r t t. exhibit vwing ;l 'H",Mf!tf Hi ll ltilM or i.tni" nlln'T Sit s "! have in tune U-f I ' I A .. . I tun in tin nf.lrHj. jimi c:iii (.-i III H II. I lil lint .tiliii,: yuiir Ituii'l- i. 'II. l I t ll.l .H. .. .i . 1 I i m li.iii'i' (!.. l.itt lluit li'l, ll in. hi th' Sl:t.' Fiir 1 1,.-1 IuMivii of th II..- i ,,niii U v. ti.t ... rui'i.i.i 1 .lS (.1 , llf ill totJ.iT I !' :ir.' iri'iu-nuHl) at.-.) I., tl-.. i.iilnuii'4, mi far Kr,..A I mil l;nl ti r.'ii.l K' ru'."i .i 1 r.-j'u'.ilii.iH in ;Ki j If I' air I'll I.I t H hull l.'IH Kt I t! '..,:! I. t I. .1.1 111 li.' tr l.i i tl .- fiv.' rat'. S.iiin !,, . r itl wli.i rmil iH mi, "I haw t wuik ril nli 111.' (i!in mi. I iM'v'r hav. a.-;iti.n, .In it.t liavo tiitu (ir.i;u.. uiil!uiu; fur tiu ir." I Iii.;h rry f-w .f tut reiiitir.U lii jiri, i-. .f it v. -to a- im. Iiit at In lias mi' to w.irk rl. vu.i ii. iH. inii'ltt l.i It.' lankftil i"..r thai. Hard sv.uk f imt hurt i nil if vim l imt ti if.. i ., 1. 1 .... i it n,, pt iin.l l'i. a test fwHtj.!.' luisc ii.in..rk har.l. h.inniitiiitiiiL' I'l-uil i.'., In iin"i out th t' i at in in sun. nml .lrflnii r.-i!i'ih .'f rhar.u-t.-t, I li.- s cry tut liil.itM Ht th.' 'u lio.il fairs it yi-ar . re I'lMti-niHs uia.l.- lv iklr.-n '. hu I..i. l,i vi, irk har.l. fiialYm tl.inut nm j.fi. i at fairs "Hu Id.' haitl.-H tif if... IVrhai.H vhu arc nut vi t lit--imint.-.l with Mr. Chun-hill, our i'W Stat,. Sting-iiit.'inl.-iit, Imt liu win have nti uiiMirliinity ! pni linn Mini.- .lay, 1 Iiuiic. tn Kin-,, ,im; I,,' )' hi- k wry miirli iiil.'ivHli'.l li tin- h,,s m,i KirH of Orcirim. mil i'S.. 1'ially in H.-uinic them wn th.' .ra. ti, nl tliim-suf lifo. "'in anxious to mm- ill-finite n1 Wit from th.- In.lustrial ).- varttii.'iii. t w ,, t v to Ihowsii. h rcHiilis, Imi.vshihI ijirls, f'l'l I am sin,, you will (i your iri. CAk'll or IMANkS I'.llUltll'SI IIKMl llf 1 1 til tMtr mi. I ForcHt lnv r .luim; huiii.-I vi-ry Hfiums IliKikmi; tm Ihf matti-r if i xh-i'hm nut uf '.,rt- IuIkI, A- tt.f 'VllM' . HI hi'. luli-M now Klati'l iiin' hat to yt t in an onl.'r imly iti tin iifl. rii.iuii or rl if wait until tii-vt inunutii? for tlair shuuiti'iili. SlutN'r4 out of i'ottlun.l ulvsass i-ontrtiil that Ihf-y v'i-t thrir hliipnu tit ti thi Xiri'ss i.ttu-i in titni-, hut that it rau't In- iati.!'t IhiTi- in linif fur I'li iiiiii' .l.'liii ry. Il wnnl.l ai-ar that arraiu'.-ui.-fit h nlnmhl ! ma. ! hu that i'.if , .. i,. r nl in I'm tl. ii. I imt lati-r than four u'rliM-k rmihl n a. h Hill .U.ru tin saitif vriiiiu'. A pititi'in villi iriil.ahly l rirnilat.' I to yi- thu ei.ihlili.in iiiauiruratf I. I'V r.l llr.in. r has a niri hunch of thiirimhhri'ij Shninlnri' Imiki for naif nt rra tutiahl.' (iriri'S, l!'iial in iua!ity tn inoHt of III.' lui'li .rii-.i oni-s. Al i I' H, llilNlmro Uuiit.' 2, I'hoiir, -IioIIk I'l-ntr.il, .W on Kin.- i:tr August l'iiikf, i,''.'. N', y. ars an. I H month, ili.-.l at th.' h.mi of his immi, ll.rnian l'u.ki', at Si vn-ll. Au. . l'.ii:i II.- vim li irn in l'r.ivitn-1'. Anh iM, (ii-r-many, I M. 10 , un. catn.- to thr I'litt.-.l Stat.-s in s2. H.-t-tlmif hrwt in Miiin-tta. In lt In- rain.' to Orrtton. nu rhil .Ircti Hurvivt Mrs. Man.' K. ah m ki-r. of Anhahl. t I.-nnany, and ll'-rmmi I tijiV . of Sfis.-ll. l'hi' fun. ral t'.k !a. I u. s.lay. and Int.'r.'iit'nt at in tin' IlillnUiro ii'inrlrry, It.-v. IWlhoM. ia.lor f tn r.irii.'lius Lutheran I'hurrh. '.!' iati nji in mruion and .ray r. J'.ir wall: I'wo nvHt.-rcd llol t. in i'.in 3 in milk. Alsi a tnitn- l r of ra-lo t luwtrr Whil.' nir thr.-.' m.ititlH old uml up. Wul- t.-r .i tuiati. t'oin. !ni i, limit.' 1. is.- iiiil.-s nurllmi'Ht uf IlilbUiro, in ar S'lii-lWin Htaliun. C.mtra.-t.ir V, ('. ,M..ir.' Ktart- s a i ri'w oi in. mi in worn on I rtt Jmhri.' varairi' huildinir. th.- lirt .( ihti .rk, Ih. y ar.' now . t- linif th luiitidatiuti into shax'. ar(. tin' strucluru siii i !us' iuil a i;ai iM twimi tin' M. II. ihnrth I'd thi- old N"Arl liUlldlUk'. das Umil.ard rt ai'i'iit naK iMit frum l'.rl!.iu l y.trrday. to talk . . .... e . l i '. . mi r iii" iiiau.T in anuiinT nr.'- print Kar.irf.'. to I-' lorati'd on Sv.oiid and a.liiiil.iii, if r.-nt- il urraiik'i-ui.'iiti ran l r- f.Ht.'d. i.T.' ssiil U' a fn-i' fiiti-rtain- tn.'iil at th.- M.t.'i'i-r M. I-.. churi li, Saturdav i s mini?, Auir. li",. folluvn d h) an in i n am so- nal, in tin' i ltur. h parlors. Tin .,iirci ls si ill v;.i In tin' Im ih'DI of thf salary fund, lis -r lwl in- Slt.'d. "I h.' Portland. Hut'i'im & Mast- i rn Tuesday linish.-d put ttn in th.'ir tracks in UillsUiro Main St.. and now tin' trn. k is run- in. l.'d rh-ar thr.iu-.rh to the main line. Sti l liles for the ovrr- head will I"' tl'" next tlllllk' on the nrokTam. lhese Miies aro in d unstiditlv. and tlmy ran Is i , ., . i i i Seen oil I'OiirUI Sirei'l, luiliami. I hey nr. madi' of tulmlar sleel. A musieal and literary enter tainment ssill Im' nivrii ai uie Methodist t'hurih. next Wednes day. Auir. at i-n:ht o'lhu-k in the I'veiiuur. iiiuior tin' ausimes of Uie Woman s ror-irn Mission ary Soviet)'. Admission, 10 and 1" rents. The l.inder Kilil'.' ('oinany svtw -.'ivvn the i-oiitraet fur tin cement Hidesvalk for tlie llill; Ihusi Hi'li.Hil hml.linir Idin-ks. at l:!,' cents iersiuare foot. Krasev V' l'ai.'i' put in a hid for I I cents. This is considered cheap, enn siderinK' the HpeciticatioiiS. II. I) s.hinelt.er was iriven the contract for furnishini: W cords .. . .'. ..i 'l Tf. im. I AI TANNER'S, GASTON J..v.li SarJi Miim.U Ja. Simon rli Willi Sh..lKuii, VrlrrJay IKIITIII BY IMM,, UN IHIHKUIO SjfJ, i Jj.l Ailin IMIitial lncli (iliim Mi Wrr Iricml do:.. I.lt Sardi nhot .las. Siinoneli, at the A. II. Tanner place, near (la .ton, at lo.'io yesterday inorn intf. and Sardi is in jail awaiting inseKtiation, while Sirnorirlj, with wounds in the chest, atom a. h and arms, is in a Portland hospital. When seen at thu jail l.vd nivht Sardi. who is aifi-d 121 y.-ars, said he and Siinoneli are (.food fri.-nds, and that the latter had arrived from Portland tht nitflit iM'fore fur a visit. Sardi says he took a younjr doif nut for training yenterday mornlriK, and when In- returned to the rahin, the animal playfully pulled at hi troupers. In pushing the animal away. Sardi' j.mn discharged. the contents taking clfect in Sim- otii'li'n cl.eht, 1'r. Hawke, who attended, ayn Hiiiionell iitated to him that the two men were the lust of friends, and Sardi says he wouhl rather hast the shut himself than to sec- his friend alHieted. Simon, li is j years of avr', ami Is an Hunan, ha nil In a Servian. The prisoner has Ist-n clearinn land for Tanner, lie- is an.lid aUiut the affair, and iluitiis a friendship of 12 years w ith the stricken man. ( has. W.-scott brought Sardi issn and turned him over to Sheriff Peeves. The case w ill U' iuve.itiatisl, and if it is shown thai it was an accident the man sv ill he K'iscn his hlit-fty. Al'CIUtN SAI.I- V., e wish lo express our thanks pour friends and nciehhors for illieir Hviiiii-iilni .....i i ;. ..i.. . , ,tii,i n i 1 1 1 1 ii mirmtr the illness and oliseiiiiis J' our lined (n.. and return Mianks r.r the Lean U ful lloral ulleriiii's .lacksoii mid family, Nwlli Plains, Auj'. 11, lilPI. ,)r- '1. U. Marshall uml wife art' at Newport for nil otitinur. Ir. Uockeyand pari v. of Purl i nn wen. Suiulav Rimsts ut lh I-iiikialer ho,,,,,. James Anderson and wife lire vmil.inR f,.i,,ll(M j jjMtkaiw. and w"l he aliMenf. Hovornl days. M y."" want, farm waoiiH, l.iijjr iiuplements, niovvi'iH, rak!?, w- pill mi K T. rurner, at aurel. R,.,e,'al nu-rchanilise and Rroceries. 12-21 Mr. and Mrs. Richard CnnncU, ul rt anil ni ' v "ill j( nn I'lnji i.,, "(, funoral of tho Into im 1 " rt 'it tho Tualatin li'ins cem,.t,,rv if " 4 you want hardware. atnneoH i mi are riuht., just call in and w-t I), nrwin. in tho llilhilinm Al"iex' Sl'cond of iuhmI lour lout lir at $;!.7.r), and :,() curds of oak at $". Mr. Schsvanko put in a hid nt 2T curds of oak at flfiO. When iv-itilimr an ice cream wud.'i ss hv not iret it at a modern, m,.i.,l:it. fiiuntain where tho I'l'Oll is knit in sanitary wells, i.,,io...l into the L'lass hy a sani 'liiiit's the kind of fountain you will find at Kocher's. Tlie Moose lodk'o will Kvo ' llillshoro all, Satnr .il , , .1 fi.niiur AllL'llSl in. 1 t'l ,1,11 , . . .....r, - .. Im.vs an- stdlinn a hiK' ticket list .,;i ilu.v exnect a lino tiiuo Mihiso from all over tho county will ho prt'Hont, and as it in pub lic, a ban nor attomlanco is ox peclod. I sasv cordwiMid, polos up to V- hes in diameter. H'mv . i ii i. .'...i. ,,.(. boards oi an mho, m." ... M'MI il.t.l stovosstHiil lenirins. m ll,o country. Write, phono ar cull on me.- t'arl Skosv, llillsb rn. Phono. Citv 1K. ii . i: I, (Crawford, one oi ine ui- i' the iiiidersined will sell at pub lic sale at Ihulirown J'ct-'d ,Sta hle. on Main St. near 1th St., UillsUiro, at M a. in., on SAit i:iAY, Alii;. n KU'ht head of horses, weighing froinni to 1 in each, aue from 1 to l yrs; Id head of cows, (i are fr.-sh now and 1 will tw fresh in O. toticr; l' head of sheep; Pain ssai'on. III inch; delivery top wai'on; hack; cart; 2 sets work harness; set single harness. Ternm of Sale I'nder $10. cash; osi-r $lo. 1 mouths time at S i r cent. 2 imt cent, off for cash on sums us er $10, (Hlii (lanis'uin. Osvner. .1. C. Kuratli. Auctioneer. I AWMIVIION SOCIAL 1 he ladies of the First Christian Church of Parmiiik'ton will give lawn social on the church ir rounds, Saturday evening, Aug. Id. Ice cream and cake, soda , i i li.. .: . mm ami can.iv serveu. music and k'ames will U the features ut the evening s enieriamment. 1111 am iocs of the Washington Coun ty Pair Association, was oo.. from ('raw ford, yesterday. IIo says there are all indications ot n lino exhibit at Forest l.rove thin Pall. Por tho host values in hard- st- .,11 kinds, call on Dave "'"ir I, ,,n sell von the I ,UI Will. v"' . - t best nt the lowest hguos. lh nU) i,,., given prompt attention, Second Street, smith l Mam. c r o Mrs. (i. W. Higgcrs, oi (Irande, is the guest of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. h. L. Abbott. Kobt. I.. Pohiiison. of Farm- iniiton, svas transacting business in town yesterday, Christian uerclier. ot near Cedar Mill, was in the city yes terday afterson. Mrs. Kmina ColTeen, of Yam hill, was a guest of her sister, Mrs. .lames Sewell, the first of the week. W. .). Puttier, of near Cedar Mill, w as a city caller this morn ing. lie reports the regulation bumper crop down Ins way. The I hmax Milling Co. re ceives wheat for storage, am furnishes in exchange its best patent hard wheat Hour as need ed. 21-3 Pur sale, cheap Rubber tire bmrirv. auto seat, full brass trim mings. leather upholstering, with shafts and Polo. Almost ns gooc as new. Oral Gardner, Second and Jackson Streets. 1 eleplione, City 1ST. 21-151 The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Pairlev Jr.. of near Center ville, ran a nail in his foot, the other day, and narrow ly escapee a had ease of blood oison. Dr. mitl lanced the wound and cleared it of pus, last evening. Hop pickers, you can till your wants in gloves, straw cutis, straw hats. etc. We carry a gooi lino of drv iroods. shoes and tur nishings. lie fore you go hop picking come in and let us hx you up. lireer. V.. L. Perkins is nutting up modern residence on his newly iturchnsed property on baseline. C. Ip. Smith, the contractor, is doing the yvork, and the new home s to be o2xf0. W hen com pleted it will be one of the neat est little nomes in me. my. Evalina Fay Williams, the lit tie. dmnrhter of Henry Williams, has been committed to the Boys & Girls Aid Society on peuuon nf C. 1,. V nson. who naa pro imod home for the little lady, who was taken from the Vinson home, forcibly, by the father, who is said to be unfit to care for the child. (1. F. C. Oiidiirt, Wmi Union. wn in th city v?strday. Miss. Klorenc ThnrnLi.ri'h. i.f Janks. is a guHt of Miss Prarices MiTarland. For Kent Furnished 7 rm lions-.- Inquire f 11 P. Wells, or phone Main t.". 1 "t f Kdw. Paylef. of near West nion, waa over tii the city yes rday. IJorn, to Mr. and Mrs. Ceo. isher. of P.uxton, Aug, 12. P)P5. daughter. J. II. Adarns. the Farmiritori lacksmith. was in the city the ast of the week. JoBeph llucher, of als.ve Moun- taindale. was in the city the last of the week. Fred J. Sewell and Mr. Mc- heelers and faniilis are at Ne- tarts for their vacation. Kuw flve-rtxim bungalow for rent or Halo, nacnnce. lerma. Dunning-FrenUel PumU-r (V. Anton Alwick and ulster. Miss Martha, of Portland, were guents at the Pilligard home, near lau rel, this week, Ice cream noelal and a dance at the Grange Mall, Arcade dis trict. Saturday evening, Aug. 10. kt not overlook it. Jas. Miitenlx-rger departed last vernng lor KaymonO. ash.; n'ing tailed there by the illness of a Klster. Dance, Grange Hall. Arcade )istrict, Saturday evening, Aug. 0. Ice cream will tie served. Come and have a good time. Lrwin Hitter, of Hethany, passed through town yesterday, eriroute to Centervillc, on insur ance business for the German Mutual. Photographs - groups, views, jiortraltn. enlargements of the finest quality, at Johnson's Studio. 18-21 liay Ueasoner has finished ecking the Jackson Pottom Iridge, and haa lumber for the bridge just beyond, across the ualatin. For sale: Farm of (50 acres, IK) acres cleared; all level; adjoins railway Etaton, churches nd schools, stores, etc. - Address lox 4. Hanks, Ore. 20 22 Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Koontzand Miss. Hazel Koontz departed this morning lor a several weeKS camping vacation at Patterson's, on the P. It & N. There w ill be an ice cream so cial and dance at North Plains, Saturday evening. August ltl. '! very body invited. 20-21 M. Gener and son, Frank, of lux ton, were in the city yester- ay morning. Mr. Genzer says larvest is about over up in his section. We are again agents for the famous Hazel wood Ice Cream. and solicit your orders for brick or bulk. Koober's Confectionery Miss Marion Lytle went to the 'Balkans, above Mountamdalo, ruesday. for a few days visit with the Misses Kuth and Doro thy Linklater. Nesv four-room bungalow and one acre of land for rent or sale, 'erms. Dunning-r rentzel Lum ber Co. F. L Pranger, of East of town severely cut himself with a hay fork, the first of the week, lhe wound was dressed by Dr. Link ater. Can pasture from 15 to 20 head of cattle for twoorthree months. Eighty acres of low land, ant running water. Phone E. T. Turner. Laurel, Ore. . M. N. Bonhan was in trom near Scholls, Saturday. He is put ting up a neat bungalow, 24x34, on his ranch W. F. Johnson is now running the Forest Grove ice plant, am wid remain there until the sea son closes. The Climax Milling Co. re ceives wheat tor storage anc furnishes in exchange its best patent hard wheat Hour as need ed. -A-a D. A. Otto, of Bald Peak, Che halem mountain, where you can get the finest view in the county was in the city Monday. For sale: Thirteen head hogs 3 weigh about 175 lbs. each; 10 are two-months snoats. D. A. Otto, laurel, Ore., Route 1, on Bald Peak. zi-n W. A. Tupper, of Portland was in town Sunday, He made his first trip in seven years to the Big Bend swimming hole. With each dollar, cash with order, vou pay for photos at Johnson's Studio, you will be iriven a chance on a gold watch or a 5 per cent, cash discount, as you preter. i Ed. Demmin. of South Tuala tin. was in Tuesday, lie, says the haling season for hay is near i nvpr. and he looks for a good run of straw bailing, as there is quite a demand for this product. See Stevens & Williams if you want a water well drilled. Suc cessful equipment and satisfac tion guaranteed. Address, Port land, Ore., 720 Johnson Street. Best of Washington County references. 21-23 TUALATIN RESIDENTS A or Auk Circuit Curt Ut Iti.i lihst Inj un County Potk Ouarry a.v.i aria i-n S4Y Alo IN DSof K CONSTANTLY Allire Thai RlaN Throw Rock mi land' and Strike Cuiliiin? j '1 tr Washington County Jadge R a soner arid the commissioners. Messrs. Nyln-rg and Hunl.y- as a lawsuit on hand in the r.a- ire of an injunction f"!.! by lenry SuiTron and Fred W. 5a- gert. of Tualatin. The piainti fi seek to secure a permanent in junction against blasting nx.-ks from the county quarry, alleging that ro-k is strewn a!l over the and of each. They also allege that some of the blasting are thrown against theiroutbuildings. and Mr. sagert swears tf at rocks are frequently thrown againgt his residence. Th-y state that it is unsafe to go o ;t and work on their place--, a- there are from 15 to 2) L'a.-t-daily. Saffron owns 12 arn j aod Sagert 10 acre adjacer.i to tho scene of operations. Sa:!'rip. haa a barn and onion house, and a small residence occupied by his son-in-law within foot of the quarry, while his own resi dence is atmt feet distant. Mr. Satrert says his ho :. is within feet of whore the dasts are ignited, and that thi r.- is extreme danger of holes be ing made in the roof and windows iroken as a result of the explo sions, i hey close treir plea say ing that as matters now stand it extremely unsafe on their places and they fear irreparable injury. The injunction has Leon sent to Judge Campbell for signature, until a hearing can be had, when they will ask jiermanent estop K'I. John M. Wall is attorney for the applicants, ami he savs that the constant worry is tell ing on the health of Mr. SaiTnui, w ho is well along in years. Ruth .....4:.r. .. m ... : i- luiuiius allege iiiai ineir lives are endangered. ir. tnir.l t! H d th" !....'k I'.ij eom:.u fur .ir. . r O.'lt tif.. h--gy, t.t -. tr John I''.-S i v arri'.f cit;. fa i.-.r.:. ia ( a.t in the h';g. adjusting - tarn, which .. lav' night, i a r..-w ore. :". t'.nsof i a. I his being i a.-, I- -.sal f2.in.5;. t this week, has ordered barn, and it at ofici-. This is the hy t:m ir Mr. Wilhy Hh hi.-i.-e rirst burned. a l.arn burned early r.TT. . i -s these lo he Lot a valua .) .- .. , i in this . Wirr-r. during the i-vph ininK3 trie I, af.d that from r.-A the object rfuirnwioHAU pr.x i.; m-jv if. now on h" v, o. rn" lurt irio. Will h -:1 fro-n r, t . T) acres, with neat, now, nt-hU-.rn ho hc of si K rofims with hath. Plastered. Pip'-d for wat'-r and gas. One mile froru town. R..-rries and yoursif fr;it strawberry ; for chic.... .i ra sons for .s.-liir 11 i.ijiioro. Or--., Route tr""-, and tf.OiK) ar.t. Ideal place ',ch. Ret of rea :g. John lK..ker, F.A. BAILHY, M. D. rhyifU tad Margwa utr.rf -rP.tlf. ia SraalMrick I'Ihiimv, om.-a City ti rwiJM.0ky M S. T. LINKLATER. M. . C. 11 PHYSICIAN AND SURCIOM Omr o, stairs overTb Mlt Vra guar Kl,lne Kill at Coort Hoom, to 11m euriiM of Ui blank. R. M. GRWIN, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Surgeon S. P. p. R. A Jf.. P. K. k M. Ryu Uir.c In the TinilMt Block. Tfcfal md ilm SlrccU. MuUbora, Ongua. " I'lVlfYinATliVUllUlMIt ELMEII H. SMITH M. 0. D. 01 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH O.fice Ilrmr 9 to I J m.; to t " - " . . i uurvuiT, oaiataay f ia ia C11 niwercit davor al-ki tvk pbonr. Ulfice Owl Mlllahom NallaaaJ. 21tf St k'PRISP Mr. and Mrs. Scott were given, a surprise at the home ol iUiss ,liza Shorey, Last Mam street ugust 8, by the memliors of the Baptist church choir, of which Mr. Scott was loader for a year, l lie guests ot honor were invited to dine at the Shorey home, and the choir members, being advised, concluded to show their appreciation of Mr. Scott's work as leader. They met at the postothee and then proceeded to the Shorey home. The choir presented Mr. Scott with a hand some pair of military brushes as a souvenir of th'eir esteem. Mr. Scott taught Uiys' class in the Baptist Sunday School, and Mrs. Scott instructed the "Daughters of the King" class. They will be greatly missed in Baptist church circles. They will soon depart for Corvallis, where Mr. Scott will teach this coming Fall and Winter. Mr . rived horn, trip to W't',,; hflHte Mrs. J. L Kerr ar from their wedding S-ort, Monday. They i on the triu over and lid not make I h!! stK.ro until nine in the even ing. The engine tak ing thorn from Newport ran out oi uii on ir;.j mountain, and a wood burr.--r wai sent out to ring lhe train in. This engine ran out o: water on the hill, and a third engine svas sent out from Corvai'ii.-s to brire- in rhi nn. gt.rr-. with the result that they im, .-.) late" thit the company ! u;t on a special to bring the train into Portland. The passen gers had a big time fishing along the line. Dr. W. B. CUNINflHAM PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Calls Answered Day or Night ORKNCO. i uimiAin l'i! or. See the classv shades for Win ter suits at Christ Wuest's. Fred Schixm, of Cornelius pre cinct, was down to the city Mon day afternoon. Greers have hats, work shirts. pants, work shoes and classy dress shoes for men. Mrs. Alice Ford departed Mori- lav for a visit at Umatilla and Salt Lake. h. L. Metormick was serious ly ill the first of the w eek, but is nosv improving. Greers have the nicest assort ment of ginghams, percales and calicoes in the city. The Social Circle of tho Cong. Church will have an out-door pic nic next T hursday, place to be announced later. Montgomery McKinney, of tho Okanogan section, was in town the first of the week, tho guest of his brother, J. N. McKinney YV. J. liregg, oi teisyvuio, was in yesterday; He reports one of the best hop prospects since he has been in the business. Valuable cash prizes given at Johnson's Studio for juvenile subjects, beautiful women in picturesque poses and other "hu man interest" subjects whose photos are acceptable to an East ern Art Calendar Publishing House. J. Q. Johnson is at Belknap Springs, on the McKenzie road, in Lane County, and he writes the Argus that he went through from Portland on rock roads the greater portion of the way. He says there is plenty of good fish ing, and good hunting up there, and that 20 autos are garaged on the grounds, with 150 people tak ing in th-3 finest mountain and stream resort in the state. J. Q. got his buck deer last Saturday. and regaled on venison all this week. I' or .-.ale: Grade jersey h - yoari, m.sh. with calf at side. Also a No. 15 De Laval cream separator, usud by three months. Pobb Pros, r.-'r 5ehie;!"eiin sta tion, Tillamook line, Forest Grove, ilnute 2. F. C.Orth -who travels the county for trie condensers, svas in town Monday. lb states that while tikis is the low season for milk prl .iction tho county is furnishing more this season than heretofore. Last year was the low water mark for milk supply i i August. ;:.!! whii, the supply is no-w reduced to w hat it sva. there i.-; an bonase user the cor responding time of any former year. This show s a healthy con u.tum in the dairv industry. Mr. Ortn says that tho section con tiguous to Hi'l -iTi i is gaining all the time in percentage of pro duction. Twenty penciled Indian Pun r.er ducks, hngnsh. tor sa e. at 75 cents each. Mis. II. P. Crom well. Peaverton, Ore.. lioute 2 bsi lor.ee between Aloha and lbr. r.rvme Burkhalter. 'of South Tualatin, was in town tho last of tho week. He thinks that the county could w isely put in a eou- lo A turnouts on the bridge across Jacson l,ottom. so that in case of a rmaway one could ive to one side. The idea is an excellent one, as this structure is the longest in the countv, and one instinctively shudders in con templating the havoc a runasvay team svomd create it it shoul meet a vehicle on the bridge, with no chance for it to get out to one side. J. 0. ROBB, II. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON QFFICE:-Upsuir n Scholuwrlch Bldg. Resilience: Baaeline Street, accond door cut of South Si.le Street. 1Mb Phone office and reudenc. HIU.SBORO, . OREGON DR. B. L. SEARS Physician and Surgeon! Office hour-9 to u a. m.; to 5 p. Call answered (tar or nivhL Bath phone. Office ia AmerkM National Rank, npataira. MIlLSliOKO,- .. OREGON -In.lcpendent Phaoe Coo. it Bmttam fjL I BAG LEY 4 HARS ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW J Booms 1 and i NktU BaiMtaf H1LLSB0B0. . , OtttKM. E. B. TONQUB ATTORNRY-AT-tAW omcet np stair in Scbolmerkk Block rJWWVikk JOHN U. WALL ATTORNS Y-AT-LAW L'istairs, A. C. Shute Bldg, Mala R mi HlllSRORO. . ORE80I. W. N. BARRETT ATTORNBY-AT-&AW Orrtci: Main Btreet, opp. Court Bam UIIXSBOaO OREOON THOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNBY-AT-LAW OtTice, npstnlrs in Schutmerick Block Hillsboro, - - Oitson SCHNABEL & LaROCHE For Sale One all-steel horse power hay baler, capacity one ton per hour with three men and Imy.Zba Wood, Iliilsboro.south of S. P. K. K. 18-tf Chris Christensen, of Shady Brook, badly cut his knee the last of the week. He was work ing in tho timber, and a tree fel tosvards him. In attempting to got out ot tho way he tell and tho ax cut his leg, a part of the bit entering the knee-cap. Dr, Smith svent out anil sewed the wound. He says ho is foarfu that the patient mav have a stilt knee, particularly it' any of the water was drained. Harvest dance at the W. 0. W Hall, North Plains. Saturday evening, Aug. 2;. tickets, in eluding supper, $1.25. New music and the biggest dance of tho year. 21-22 Carl Borggren, for 20 years up I in tho hills between North Plains and Seappoose, will now reside on his farm at C.lencoe. For IS years Mr. Borggren has been cutting shingles up in the blue ether, and he is nosv going to try farming on tiio prairies. Taken up: Four llolstein heif erstwo 2 year olds and tsvo calves. Leonard Van Lorn, near Greenville. 21-23 Mrs, Eva Prime, of Albany. has boon the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ida Bollinger, the past week. Mrs. Prime is a former Hillsboro girl, and was much pleased at Ilillsboro's progress since her last visit here. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Hare and children departed for Astoria, yesterday, to visit with Mrs. El len Hare, great-grandmother of the little folks. They will be ab sent several days. raifilfitnraf Mttta. itiaialral aak Wcncriil.flfjjiManrt. HMUaBia fill t, mu.uirn. tniamenic, u tin it ItJirit nrtrnftadc airinrfttUt urn nam na a4 r il - - ' urn in niuvptt nu unictta i vtnicit. vntcne aa aura 'TIii.llnili'itOticifteTi, llitiiiTiuuiiaajia ITifftreAlfl aiU unlnea l Sr-?tttiaiif: Caattag taa aaf grtalwiaiaa. ifii'roi'n: xiiariDall zuo: BV10T7; mm. Slmmrt IMKt-WH ( f fcaiipiai PORTLAND. ORE. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Ollico ui. utaira over HUlsboro NattouU Bank. H1LL8RORO ...... ORROON DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTISf Ti-miesie Bldg. Room 6 aad t HILLSBORO, ORE, Main and Third. DR. C. H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Linklater Delta Building, Main Street' Hillsboro - - - Or PRIVATE HOME FC3 SSX Under charge of experienced nurse, f MRS. CHAS. GARDNER, from Portland. Solicits patients from all pity sicians. twit or care. ReaaoaaMa prteat Phone, UalaBM