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rmm '"i'-Uriiniiin nil I Jlf Will lt Them Srtt Turlay vull l-.t"iy day f uiUi" c'ir, uil cmrt r""'n' L ibirti f""' ll'li.nt (for ,: kin have en notified IV-Ut: K M " 1 M !. Ht'ir ant r..rttirrM(i ui -.-ut..w l t will and tfbtum-tit f S Httird.-var.t .iTjrt('l Frit F.l rt. A f St.in urui Fird Un gr ir ai pt i tipi-raurm tt Anna Simon l f. uMl.-Ailin estate S lMarrtt aiith..ru.-. to .x(u rui removing remain tat Mattic Starr, tt tr.mi Kihertoo to I or.'ht t.rov.. fur ttit.-rin. t,t. , W t;.(.iM, Jhn (; lU'm U and I'A nwr MaHUtl aiiraiH.-rsi-Mtat. it i.an.r o.t. hjia J V MitlKTiaii.t, a minor. a-t for final H.-tii.'in.r.t April ).,. Monday Annl u. H.-t fur final hearing i-t oi jimmii u.T.-ajh .1, rr !.: Span of mar.. 2fJ0; .i n.ariv ii. w work hartu'Kx I ...... .l-.il - . . ifc.r nun. n.w. hor' I)r3,. r . ... ....;;. " 1 Uj th juau" ' many new rtitmna wtimn, g-in; pathU date. Uvrrr- iMix.ru.. m.mi-r; a - hit t ion atei-l ...miner ha invrn nolle """ mim ran. nm rom r.V;.iIIU-h. tu famine ,,rB " ). HiHalm. ItolM11 7 , - ,. r.i, Or.. oi. mil,. .,uth. on Jaik- itloU qualilii-Mtui ,,r "i'4' w.n lU.tt.,,,1. U-u.n .j,,,, gt ,htf th t- iM-tt.nif urtnrxf.1 1. i.ti.l.-hN.-r pumping plant, on Lf t t'ocl Sumui-I - ami In- i hand ml.. going south, jytf BMhir.'oriimtiUu.im- A almost Mai H-lipn.. f thr L-oriJvtw rejection, moon un U future of hut Mnkrinkf will Ih li.ioUX, i ""v ' " "i"ir. in1 unow 0 r ... . lslrlllli It .. I I .1 lh rillrn miti win nmr r - - i - 01 ma hi aiur 8rvrn mi'i navnnf itn trrraU'Kt I f "wrman : t. lu-tMivn nun' urnl ln ltfiu'. Bf h.T' in tm ntat. thf " '"k'M i ifiit ch ar tm mul.t wnt onf hi u-auiy aiiti mti-nut A Ilk.- Tiim.' m .In' thin fall. I .... i.... .. i .11 k. . ....... .... t, ir, i UN mai ti wm tin- haiow of Hi,- t-arth on the moon iial is to nay tm rarth li'il in Ultni Uu- pun am ",. l. una. GOHuERCIAL CLUB HBJPIES CillMrn Are NuminalrJ l I x.W Altrr Vrl.,u lnlrrrl i.l I i.w n piisiuiM U4I.L wis m r i ist ScWillwi. Ac Well Made i be AufliM Much tht riiu.nnH.fi will httv- ikwlmuny .U.tion. nr. Med M)tH"t linn to wit m to ' bin Itv yamof - f " fhf HiilU)ro Commercial flub tta.i tl.ti.i.-, t have th. ir.U ri bt ot Hi.' municipality car.-ii for l.y '"iimittt'i-M. an, at a m.-. tinu of th lioanl of dirtttorH th- work wm djvidt.ij Jnti, six cofrimitU-e-.i. Aftr d.'liU'ration: Vnsl i' nt Wall namd the Nlowinir rmifmUn-g for lw yi-ar- a rh!rman;TM Kw.W V Wil.-y! Manufmlurn-J l Tamiii.. fl'ttirman; W II Wfhrunir. J W onn.'ll. Ilonw Tra.. J CarrHt i ! (Vmil, I'.rcy till take up Kfvrral lunirn. ill mean t" t"amitiation uj(M(ilr a not trillmir tak (till ibwlf. ike itncH.i.- to ! on tiaml, if tit apiMi.'Mntji Rhall fail t n ovrr for two or tlm-.' tltf-urhai' until July. fitiMSftee will havi In Im on promptly wlu-n trie ran.- inlW. or ltt applicant may I pt rumination until a tjuich rfikto. rWrl Luce' notict to wit- iMrai1ai follow ; rfi hcartni? of tlit. tilion I uturaluation of I, far whom you art' a w it- V till taki- plac at HilNU.. iairhli. r.'U. al II a. m JkCircUjl ourt mom, a a t . ... .Mai- II. ip am,.( J l.-ach K.v.ral iiiifil' nun ii. auiutiiuhii.- l.iiMiii ni in ,.ri Kwk by mail ami atit them to k'oo.1 liiiiitii. harKl for tuition ill. til i.k..i..-. I It. -. t "" i wTumj. n ru l.Klav. K. S. Trie.-. Autornolu "M" ll. I'M, l,OH A I) erics t al. iraniporUUion-Wm Mmn, inairrnar,: UavlJ Kuratli. K I, Inaurance-Wm Mahon. chair man.Jno Vandcrwal. K J S.-w-i r.ntcrtainmnt W W I rhairrnan; (J W 1'attcrs.m. U K ncau r. i iay tr.-. tnan. C K Yea KIT. IWTK.fi TO t AXPAI Ktilhrcliy k'iven that tin. tu Ml for N anhintftni Ktf, Omfun, w ill Ik- o,n'ii for wiSfctjoii anl payment of on Monday. IVbruary .No rebate will U- allow nl. Uirt are due ami iayablc Uxjut Jay of A.ril. 1 '. 1 1. pajminU can lie made Uw lit day of April, lull. pMialty of I nr ct-nt, r ill U-chark'.'d on remain fjnyniciit tiU'paid prior Wntr IkI, ItU I. Where ljaent in mad.' U fon the J of April. 1UH. thi ta flrtdclimnicnt and a M-n. I trfent. i-r month in from that date t, prior twalur 1. lull After lr 1. I:H. a lH-nnlty of cnL and intereKt nt the 12 per cent. iH-r year will l on all d. limnieiit R. li.'Saniiinif ton. ty Treasurer and Tax Col of Washington (mnty. Neth anmm wsawv of the ('.,.. (.., flf familien celebrated th. W limivcrHarv of the or. 'wl tt l lit' 1 'iillimi.r..i..l last I Imr.lni' ... ... tnaru-r memtM-rx who Cnnstanllv uarH.i.r Club are Mm. M. CHv .' j . -a,,ikl. Mn. Ann 2 MrH- T. K. CorneliiiH. W7i!" tavp' w,, W,H Ht I We U'dHide of an Uncle (. ill. Mrn. "X the litem tH-ra in th. t line, and ih., '"jpvuhle. Mrs. Kr win OIVh..,ji r .i 4.. -"iiii niriiiHii rnnir the evening ftmenU wi re Here..,! Itc.1 'i .... i . . . . .i in.- .in ...mnuiie city rounci I . a a j . now ii Anniiiay ailernnon. wuicmmr u t.-st of the new lire ahiriii ttvM. tn nianufactiir.-.l by .iie.vr. j.-ri;en v I out Ik, and in U.r. by the city of IlilUU.ru I lie Hitiruj hus riinif in from the him liuut... and Driver J. II llensiey made a record run with the lire nitiaratilt to the iilnet . i . . . ' o. re are vu i n llieKe alarms in vaitom x.i-iimiri nf the town. and it is thoiiehi more will he in stalled in the near future. The iH-n'ily of the system it.s jnca Iu iimv. ih ss, and for accuracy it has no etpiaiH. For Sale Four ounK' Chester While briMhj ho.h; 1U, I) week old. pins; also 22 line Jtarre. U.H k pullets. S. C. White horn . i,'t's for hatchinif.-C, K. liok'crs, lU-averton. lire., Koute I. l!o in, With the advent of ton daj'8 of nice weather the auto circleR are a-oif with interest. Mays Hrort., of North I'lainn. Imuirht a rordcar from the Wilkes Auto Co,, tenterday. and Ir. F. J Hailcy had his geven passenger uiznrhrotiuht out from lort land, lioth k'araui'S are workini? overtime K'ltinn machines into running condition. For Sale Sixty acres, nearly all cleared, k'nnd house and barn clone to market, noo. orchard, on milk route: II miles south of Hanks, mile to xchiml; $I2.((MI; terms, Albert Spicrinu'. Hanks. Koute :l. 50-52 ( ircuit court will convene here next Monday, ami a Krand jury draw n. This is the season of the year when the jurors from the farm ilistrict do not appre ciate jury service, and many will plead to be allowed to return home. The new Spring and Summer styles and krooils for ladies' and men's suits have arrived at Christ Wucst's. Tailored suits from $15 up. The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Cltas, J. Michelet. of Portland, passed away March 5, at Port land. The child wa two weeks . . . . i i o il. ami was consmereu more than slurdv. Mr. Michelet luwriinw I'-ynv Henry SUilTer. of Fast Hill celebrated hisTHth birthday Sun day. .March 8. All of his chil- dren and a few of his trramlchil- uren ami a few friends were in attendance. .Mr. S toiler has re- siueti in Washinirton ( ountv for yean. eik'ht.H-n of w hich were xent tm the farm near Cedar Mill. He has lieen a resident of HillHltoro for six years. He has tn-en a constant reader of the Arirus for many years. Those attending the celebration were Henry stotfer Jr. and wife, of Whany: Jos. Shirlev and wife- Mrs. Autfunta Ihonev. of Dreuron l ity; Mrs. Lassie (Irossen, of ( ape Horn. Wash.; Mr. and Mrs, Malchow. Mr. and Mrs. Herman. Mrs. Sophia Wolf; his irrandchil- dren. Master Henry Thoney. Frank ami Italph Wolf. C.eorire. Howard and Minnie Cnwsen. The celebrant is in excellent health, and his visitors wished him many more anniversaries. W. If. Frenel,. for.nt Cmv, m in town Tmnday.' Sii-rviKor J. I. Km-h was jn from Itl.ioiiiinif. Tuisdav. n..t.l '.l... I m "'"" "i "ri-ion, oi near i-oy. w;i3 m tow n yesterday. Ian Ilaitey. of So'ith Tualatin, was in town yesterday. Northern jrrown hulk garden se'-'IS at Ijreer s, C.-.. W. Ifcinm. of Yamhill, was in the city the last of the Week. , Miss Zona Hait'ht. nf Albany U Visitihjf Miss Mary Sew. this W.'CK. H. t!. Jarn.ts. of North HiIIlo- ro. haM leased hi farm ar.,1 . I . t. ... our t i io rorest l ..rove, II. H r, im:Mini. Nieia! Circle will m. ct wiin airs. a. m. Carlile. next Ihur.sday afternoon, Wanted: ami A 1 cedar rU split from irreen timlx r. -Ioi'. I')' lirothers, CorneliuH, Uout.. Co. and Walter Zet1man, of -Wlh Tualatin Plains, were in ton the last of the week. Have just received our hulk trarden R.-eds. iWw in and fill your wants. (Ire. r's mi.i Miss Maln-I C,las'oe. of Seattle is me jiuesi of f;r mother, Mrs. ranny t.iascot'. Former city engineer L reisey. now or Portland, out to II illshoro yesterday. receives o bub;;s My Nt Live, a. Wat Complete. Ijr 1 Enveloped in Flames Th Wllaon.l em-1 lt-oA ow' Mjoyed th ine OUSinta to.;., r.. furnished th' 1 plac HUSBAND BlRVS H4nc Hr, renorU in.' ??.0lf . '"nd. th. mom tr"r:" ,n afontr - r. a. Baiky 4 ra E. Barrett Take Care ( l'afrtaate nemhpnh n i ,. r "83 been rnnfinosi . ' for savi . "4- mi recently sold his stoTe. left nia family. for . Mraaxe tnat place their schoolhouse. Fridav ev.n;n .j 13 consirforahla . taken in the afraid-fien'1 P. A. HA I LEV, M. D. fkyirlaaaad Hmrffm fehalwerteh 1mtm K. M. ERWIN, M. D, Mri. AnUine Camerizina, residing iwo miles north of Iieaverton. was badly burned Monday eve- ninK, and her case is critical. Or. F. A. Bailey, of Hillsboro. and Dr. Earrett, of Beaverton. r 1H'rchant- u making exten .... I SIVA lrVtDPAtiAMA.i II .. w ere ca led to attend the woman, move his fami 7 here If hi Tl and both physician, hope for re. car of the lh! .Iaf, wvf-ry, but say that she may die leave this place Jme time this H-iore me ena or me week, "i u &I. Stites. who is the Tho woman was liirhtlnir a fire. . t.to k.K0- "ow has a force at and used coal oil in starting the for Bhipmenl " P UCt flame. The blaze caught heri .... clothinjrandsheranoutof doors i Vpie w1 Vh 10x1 fler husband. wwLatTe tKJl PHYSICIAN AND SURCF.rtM .'. - isjo a. r. v. K A H. Office ln the Tm: Bkffc. Thlr.l m Street Ua76,;tr' was care Deputy Recorder Seek Nomination I. Frel A. Kverest, duly regis tered Kepublican, hereby an nounce myself as Kepublican Candidate for the Ollice of Re corder of Conveyances of Wash ington County. I am a resident of Hillsboro, am Deputy Record er, and will say that if I am nominated for the ollice at the Primary nominating election, to lie held May 13, 191 1. I will ac cept the nomination and will not withdraw, and if 1 am elected, 1 will, during my term of ollice, use due care, and to the liest of my knowledge and ability per form the duties of the ollice with neatness, accuracy and dispatch. Being familiar w ith the work, I can and will serve the public ef ficiently and will at all times be courteous and attentive. Adv. Fred A. Kverest. J. Murrow, the painter, has been quite ill, but is again able to bo on the streets. I have some thoroughbred Harred Rock cockerels for sale, at $2.00 each. Telephone Main 406, or call at Anderson's Second Street Barber Shop. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. L Kaufman, of beyond Sewell Sta tion, Feb. 27, 1914, a daughter. Ask for Cash value Home in- is dustry stamps, with every imr- AND P. I:. & R. connected with Haley & Hare's chase. Let your premiums at IlillSooros stores. ii. u. r.m- nnd lKlth departures depots the Vrivg d at Main Street To Portland lle Train (M? . m ""' Tram. 2:15 n m , - i ... ain El Tom Piirll...l - ... iitllllj fain Brp!., iville irove o iville o 4:58 p. m. -8:15 a. m. y.-r-' a. m. 10:57 a. m. 6:117 p. ni. !rVce m.i n 10porll,,,i F.Train u.oQ . Train" "i- iWtlani-1 frlr l:22a. m. 5BSi or IIt,,vtifl' nrl t "'oriiinK. 1.1. .'"I1 KOnoenl hn., Main law oil'tccs. (Jet prices on chicken grit. shell, bone, beef scrap, chick food, etc, during our removal sale. Aljol tins stun musi go. diver's. 50-1 ,W. N. Haynam, of above Roy, was in town yesterday, return ing from n trip to Portland. He says that lie lias never seen a better growth of fall-sown grain than this Spring. Friday and Saturday. March HI and 11. tho Hillsboro Pharma- ... . . cy will give ireeagoou pairoi scissors with a cash purchase of one dollar or more. 50-51 Mr. nnd Mrs. 1'. I. Lilligard, ot Laurel, who have been in Nor way the mist Winter, are ex pected home the week end. New Spring styles and fabric for men's and ladies' suita and coats arrived and on display at Christ Wuost's. Horn, to V. I. Schultz and wile, Hillsboro, March 7, 1914, a daughter. The happy .father is a trainman on the P. U. AN.;, 'he latest spring millinery will be exhibited at our formal March 182, spring opening. Friday, 13. -C. K. Olson. mott Attorney Thos. H. Tongue Jr. was a Tillamook visitor, on legal business, the first of the week. Pure-bred BulT Leghorn eggs, for hatching-$1.25 for setting of 15. J. P. Hornaday, Oak Park, Hillsboro, Oregon, Koute I iM-Ii'.' -i. - - . " Dr. E. H. Smith removed the tonsils for little.Alta Hornecker, the past week. Ladies, come to the Pharmacy, Friday or Saturday, March 13 and 14, and get a good pair of scissors free, with a cash pur chase of $1. 50-51 Hon. W. H. Mollis, of Forest Grove, was down the first of the week. H. Peterson, of near Farming ton, was in town Tuesday. Mr. Peterson has probably burned and sold more charcoal than any one man in the county. Robert McKnight. the hop grower of Connell Plains, was in town Tuesday. For Sale Five-passenger Forr aum in nrsi-class condition. C ft. rarker, Heidel Hldg. 51-1 The Kverfresh Cm. protest's to .ii.li...... at . - a.,- ..... ' "Ulfk'' II ! C.tllMl'lf V HT t id II. K. ik"-o plant in time to take of this year's crop. Hesuro and attend (ireer's rA. moval sale, during the month o ..i.ircn. as ii win m:an a great saving to you. 511.1 The Hare & Cilkerson mill wi start about April 1 just as s.n as preliminaries can he taken care oi Wanted, small furnished house with garden tract, chicken coops etc. Kent must U low and place close. Address P)x W, HillsUiro (,'. Tilbury, formerly in busi ness here, now Mayor of Mc- .Minnville, was down Monday, wun me delegation insix-clmi? me lire alarm system Order your illustrative work mr scnooi annuals, liustness cat alogues, etc., at Johnson's Photo Studio. r.i K. L. James, of Varlev. was in tow n trtday. He is getting along oueiy wun nts mirn, received a ew weeks ago. W. H. Hembree. of Portland. lonneny a resident ot near Sotiol.s, w as out to the city Sun uty. I ree ice cream at the Palm ( onfectionery. all day Saturday. r.yerytHMiy w elcome, tiring your menus.-1;. 1. l- nek. 51 Horn, in North Hillslioro. to M. J. Mc.Murray and wife, of Ferd inand, Idaho, March 10. 1914. a daughter. The Buccaneers." a big three- reel pirate story, is on at the Peoples Theatre, next Monday am! luesday. An exciting photo play. Don't miss it. . There will be an Kpiscopal ser vice at the Cong, thurch, Sun day, at 2: conducted by Rev Mr. Chambers. All are cordially invited. jour friends and relatives are ah anxious for pictures of you taken in vour new Spring togs. Arrange for a sitting today at Johnson s Studio. 51 John Rohart, of Idaho, was at Quatama the first of the week, enroute to Southern Oregon. Mr. Rohart was a resident of the Quataina country years ago, and is w ell known in Hillsboro. FiXaminor Hazzard, with the department of the Interior, was in the city today, looking over the naturalization papers of those w ho will be examined next week in Circuit Court. A. L. Holeomb, of Bethany, was in town Tuesday; He ex tiects to go to California in the not distant future, and settle near Turlock, whore he h3 pur chased some property. Wm. Cuddy, editor of the Weekly Oregonian, will soon make his daily trips from his home near Orenco, to Portland, as the weather will make his travels more comfortable. Mr. Cuddy says that ho is in favor of legislation that would permit road districts to bond themselves for good roads. Ho believes this would be the better solution of the road question. Mr. Cuddy has promised to send the Argus a communication on the subject in the near future. Don't be satisfied to loan your' money at 4 to 8 percent. If you have $3000. cash, 1 can show you an investment in Hillsboro business property that is now paying 8 per cent, with a good chance to double the principal in from one to three years. This is no pipe dream, but a plain busi- barn, caueht siht of hZ .ZPW & Nursery. Co. veloped in the fire and ran tn pm ary quantity in black herassiabme HV'! , raspberries and loean extinguish thJfl Mrr S!. !. t Moffatt . - V Wll enzinawaa terrihlv h..m .l,,. :rtl.,?.l..niu. ele- thobsxly. The hiinra P WtyWa oonieu 10 oiisiers. jonn uoeker has cantmrtA Dr. Bailey aUtes that burns as his output of wicker chairs anH rei-re as mis genera v term 1. wiuow rurniturp li lk Konit,, nate in death, but he had hones of ten men. to one-firm In p. of saving her. bind, anrt h Angeles to pickup skilled workmen. He exneebi tn atrt his factory in the citv in a fpu.- weeks-probably by the first of way. He round wholesalers in Portland ready to take his man. uractures.as fast as he can turn mem out, and this wi 1 mean nn aaaea payroll for Hillsboro, The ALCTKJN SALE The undersigned will sell at his place i mile west of Bethany, 8 miles in. ri. or Hillsboio, and 4 mil. n. W. of Cedar Mill, at ten a." m. on SATURDAY MAPPH 91 Three bay horses. 1200 each. Makers turn out fine work, and ranging irom 4 to 10 years; 6 3 "av" an uniimuea market. cows, some fresh soon: a hoes. I.11 arrangements can agreeably 100 sacks seed potatoes. 170 mai1e tne- factory will be lo- ehickens. 5-ft. mower. 10-ft. taisa in ine Lionelson building. rune, single aisc plow, walking "."."" uj urover iomos, dIow. TiO-finth h with his furniture stnn. Mr trvit h hnrrnw MilHeafnV uf,lmn Combs will move tn th. Shno . - , M....wvw,. fl,UUI(JJ .... jack, :vmch wagon, hack, cart, 1,u"u'k. oecona ana Main, just l sets double harness, 2 sets 33 ntractor Moore can single harness, about 7 tons hay, remodel the structure, which hay tork with pulleys, 130 feet !?,ean,s cange of location about rope, complete, some household majf 1 furniture and numerous other For Snln A i-9mmm .!o-,v,. gri;im . t..-l- -- "'V'vira. uuiivii at noon. ouinr. an mmn lata anH r.A Terms of Sale Ten dollars order A eh nA A U IT . r ouuic wiic ai.u u..ue., tasu.uver, one yeari 10 get into a good business. iiotr, av, o vtKY L-euu ICneaD. inaUire Of W Hnnaa tankable interest Iwo per cent off on Hillsbom. cash over 510. M. Fitzsimmons, Owner J. 0. Kuratli, Auctioneer. L. H Shute, Clerk. it COURT DENIES George Wright, of Phillips. was in town vesterdav. beinV Drougnt in by Philip Pezoldt, to have a piece of sureerv Derform. ed. Wright who is iivine alone at Phillips, had his 12 year old son come out trom Portland for a visit He boueht the lad a twenty-two rifle, and Tuesday, The Supreme Court Tuesdav lenied a rehearing in the case of W.V.Wiley versus the County whilorlm fathaafiii,. Court of Washington County, and the boy was handling thi suit set aside the liquor election gun, it discharged, the bullet en- ueiu liiat iMOVemoer. luae tonnir the fth'a ki n- w .akin, who wrote the criminal n. vwl not an y.m -fk omion, umiiy, luesuay. wound and located and extracted uiiu ssam vuai me coun aanereai the lead. to tne original view, and this settles the validity of the elec tion forever. Ihis means that all towns voting dry will stay Iry until an election shall reverse the results. Ihe argument at the rehearing covered some new ground, butthecoutt held that thete was not sufficient new business the past two weeks sell- matter to warrant a taking up mg and issuing fishing licenses. To Rent: Seven rom house. on Ninth and Baseline Streets. Address Mrs. C- W. Emrick. Hillsboro. Oregon. Route 1.' Box 19. 514 Clerk Luce and Demitv Kurat li have been dome a landoffice of the case again. W. C. Jackson, of North lains, transacted business in town yesterday afternoon. Housekeeping rooms to rent nquire Chas. S. Parker. Heidel Bldg. Many have been out and report medium catches. The trout are larger than usual this year, owing to the protecting legislation. The bright weather has given many the fever, and even though Chief Blaser has a touch of. the rheumatism he is chafing under the desire to do a little angling K, A. Phelps, of Cornelius, on Dairv CrflpW. was down to the county seat tou j t 1 j .' , " yesterday afternoon. Rhode Island lied eggs, for . , , . , , ""whiiik purposes. lure. Max For bale-Choice, re-cleaned Crandall. on Mania u-n red clover seed, 14c per lb A. ond and Third. Telephone City E. Hanley, Similes north-west 497. joif of Hillsboro. Phone Farmers . . , , . .. 319. 51-1 re w a aance at the oemany urange nail, Saturday Herman Boge, of Farmington. evening, March 14. Good music. was in town yesterday. He-re- Kood supper, good management ports that Mrs. Boge recently and a cordial invitation to all. underwent a surgical operation Tickets $1, including supper, in Portland. vn aau. r.M mVne . , I . uu.v. v. 1 a, niaic, cms, about 1200. Broke, double and thing you do not want to miss- s"K,e; 89und and true.-Eugene lots of odds and ends and all the De'planche, near Schieffelin, Cor crockeryware closed out at cost ne',U8 Ore., Koute 1. 51-1 and below cost 50-1 Geo. Corritran. former of a ranch- out in the Shadv ELMEJJ lL SMITH M. D. D. 01 PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSTEOPATH Office Ilour- t .,.; ,toJfi Torky, ThurxUe, tBrd u ia Cllt answered day or night. Buth Ohunea. Ollice over Hillshoro Nalloo. J. O. ROBB, U. D. PHYSICIAN Sc SURGEON OFFICE: Upatairt In Schnlmcrich Bldg.. rMMss-umce. city 3S4; Rra. city 864 HirAKBORO,; . . OREGON DR. B. IX SEARS Physician and Surgeon Office hoar-9 to n . m.; f to 5 p. m. CJU answered da oe night Botk phonet. Office in American N.tion.l Bank, upstair. HILLSBORO, .. OREGON j .m. m. war BAD LEY MARS ATTORN8Y3-AT-LAW . ftoomi 1 aid Naif Baildlia; HILL8B0HO. . . 0IE6OS """"" iiVi ifWUVXAAAAAJ E. B. TONGUE ATTORN RY-AT-tAW OlTicet upstair in. Schulracrih Block , JOHN IX. WALL . ' ATrOSNSY-AT-LAW Upstairs, A. C. Shute Bldg, Uain.ft and MIU4BOHO. - OUIOI. 'I'lVrrrvwirtAnjuui W. N. BARRETT - . 4TTORN8Y-AT-LAW Oreici: Main Streat, opp. Court Hon HILLSBORO - ORKOOK Arr wVwVMMwwVM HOS. H. TONGUE, JR. ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office, HjpstOr 4n SchAltnerich Block Hillsboro, - - Oregon C6oA 3. Mnoet SCHNABEL & LaROCHE -f -'t 1 lianllli ! I 1 1 1 11 ' - twral.tina, aitm(tn-rafa, Ifaaeii ItrtfirlrMe aitMrftoUL aea t dutopn ntt untrte rlornr Itiuli aa atlni ainiaianii. Kuuincniaaii(n. iirrrnrgntfa w.p wiasiun: ItieMe - M a tmliilKt 1 tterftaU 2U0: aiwf txm.IflMbon: Wn In WI 3taff 60i-4 aat ( teauutn PORTLAND. ORE. ,mi DR. tV. E. PITTENGER Dentist Otlice up-ntalr over Hillsboro National hillsboro ORKeoir DR. J. R. MARSHALL, DENTIST Trmiesie Bldg. Room 5 and ft HILLSBORO, 0KB. Alain and Third. .- DR. C H. POLLOCK, Dentist Upstairs, in Linklater Delta Building, Main Street Hillsboro - --1 Ore Dr. W. D. Wood has received word from Portland that Mrs. C. C. Nelson, who was operated on three weeks ago, is practi cally recovered. The meeting of the W. C. T. U. at the M. E. church Tuesday. was opened by devotiona . con ducted by the president Mrs. Burns gave a talk on the Needs of the Work." There was j. H. Rav has returned from a' ness proposition. Write for par- three weeka- stay at . Dallas, I ticulars, or better yet. come in where he has been working at and talk it over. Chas. S. Park- . i ..I. lor Heidel Itllildini?. i niH I DtllH. IV., . - v. . v. . Brook sectiqn, was out from Portland, Monday, on lefcal busi ness. Apply at Johnson's Photo Studio for portraits, groups or views, or photos needed for any kind of decorative, oompercial or auvtrusniK purposes. ol-Z Mrs. L M. Buell, of near Beth any. was in ins eirv rma mnm. talk by Mrs. Upton. These lino-. She stntpu that, ua ladies are field workers for the ia readv tor a bis Sllmmpr'a run .lnn U- f T II Tt ...Jit. . J " - " w. . w. men inme I wun nis new sawmill. the msenssinn nn thA olnh mnm Every one was f the opinion "pra-Lowe & Turner will be that a club room was very much -in Hillsboro again Satur- A committee w&e ap-dy. March 28, at Hotel Wash ington. in rorest Urove, Fri day, March 27. needed. pointed to learn the cost of a suitable room. Mrs. Wills sang a solo, and Miss Tupper.rendered a piano solo. The readings were not given on account of the time being taken up with the discus sion of the real object of the meeting. COWMAN & VALLAKSilAM Attorney s-A V-Law ;.. . v ;": . CoMMKRciAii 3ank Block np-stairs Hillsboro ' ii Oregon rlrrr.VwWrVVwrVWr Frederick Andersen, M. D. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Successor to Dr. 'Cunningham.! Office and Drug Store. Orenco, . Oregon Telephone connections. Frank Kice, one of the otdtim. era of Hillsboro, now residing in Portland, is out this week, the guest of his son, reaidinjf at Jolly Plains. School District No. 32 (Cherry Grove), this county, haa author ized the . issuance of $5000.00 bonds, six per cent and desires to sell the same at once. Por further lnforroti''vj''ri'v"V.