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The general committee, consist
Inir of Messrs. Heater, Boacow.
Writ. Easter. Dr. Marshall.
Combs. E. L Moor. Sam Writ.
K. J. Sewell. C C. Frick. G. A.
raltrrson. C. J. Mich let. Dr.
Krwln and J. II. Garrett met
Tuesday evening and elected
tlrover Combe chairman and Dr.
Marshall secretary of the body.
and ettled down to work for a
thrredays celebration for July
4. the days to cover Saturday,
Sunday and Monday.
The parade will be held in
HilUboro's streets. Saturday.
nd a religious service and "com
munity sing," the latter being
under the auspices of the Ladies'
Auxiliary, at the City Park.
Sunday, and the general exer
cise will be observed at the
itrovf, Monday. A good epeakrr
w ill be secured. Correapondence
i now under way with John
iK-nni. now in San Francisco, to
what can be done in the way
of grtting a flying machine. If
not prohibitive, one of the Cbria
torTersons will be engaged.
The committee will look after
the collection of finances to take
rare of the espensea. and the
following sub-tommitteee were
appointed:
Conmaione-Easter, Wells,
Ibatcow.
I'arade-William Nelson.
rVrworks-Boscow.
Dance Ilitl-Uoore.
I'ublidty Garrett
SporU Heater.
AiiJrvssee-Wood, Erwln
Wall
and
ind
Attractiona lloon. Wail
i!ihclet
All were unanimous that
the
lay ahtuld not be encumbered
ith atdeehowa this year, but an
mlt-avor will be made to give a
murrain that win mora man
a. If I he aviator can be
ured this will Drove a great
rawing card, as there art thou-
and here who never saw a fly-
In machine in operation.
NOTICt! TO PATRONS
behave decided to dissolve Dirt-
'rnhip. snd tnerefors It become
wmary to meet our old cut
itinera who have so long and
UtiniHHuly viaited our store
ra gtven us their trade. The
a. a i
ran wnicn nave paawea in
here hava developed ti s
rnendahlp that are very
ronir. and now that a change
tlx) firm has become necessary
eiVel that we are leavina- the
mily circle, but the cold de-
WihIi of business compel us to
W our accounts, and therefore
L ..-a, 1. -at I
r mum aa ail owing us 10
ive in snd make an early set
nnent. In closing we will be
iligwl lo Mace all unsettled ac-
(iniit ror collection, and this we
h to avoid by your voluntary
iri.-n.iiy settlement.
Those ho'dins? trade rheeka
'I lirini them in lie for or on
15th of !iav. 1UI&. a thev
:l U (.r no value after that
Wilkin & Challacombe.
orneliim, On, May 6. 1915,
Coffee Club Meeting
y Coffee Club will meet at the
Km, Saturday afternoon,
and all members are
uii'ly invited to attend, aa
TCHlinur III U- J!.
. maiiria will vm Ul
Wd.
LETTER OP THANKS
desire to sincerely thank all
assiHtod. bv donations
or
,,riw. at the dinner I
last
"'day Riven for the benefit
me iiuiHboro school funds,
rettlm Ihanlra A k. ..1
c for their patronage,
grammar School Teachaw.
aw ocnooi AinietlC Att'D,
iillaboro. May 6, 1815.
'r- Fred Anderaon nV Oranen
. ! . "? W.W..WW,
I V. wn vestarday, matting
" yruiMBionai Drotitcn.
new shipment of Cameras
nuuaKB mat In at Mia Pk
(Jw Grace Kerr, of Howl
w.of thellercanUla.
""kle: Coal Maek P.Mk.
9 yeBr. baolutsly trot
ninviH np nnilhla
-Eu.
"own, uorne us. Or.
9
Ifl Rnroavan I
out
the
, . r1'1 00 ouwneti with
Xr Kodtk flimi to
'A rrhsrmacv. Th-u
the
da
Ind nrin " -j ::i
ths
"lorEuttoMKiia.
Probate: PK.flAffa ti.ir)
firmed aa txecutrlx of will of
late r reiierick Kufli eUatf valued
at UWW. J r' Caratena. Wm Mc
omana rrank s-a, appramer
-uona tiled in sum of ll.OUO; V
8 Abraham. Oarar Johnwin snd
crnast lirthlefs, appraiaers
eatale of M J Drown. iWeaaeil;
Krnett GeUler, guardian Fred
erick GeWler. incompetent, re
PorU $7X.Xi ranh on hand: Sale
Manual ICoberta land in Tilla
mook t.4 contlrmed; M More head
appmnteit executor will France
L Gore, deceased, bond $'):
Henry Muhly ratate rioted of
record; a!io eatateof J V Lilly,
deed: Asnea Knot airunit.t
miniitratrix ette KrnU ICnn
deed, widow and y children being
the heir, bond filed in sum of
KM!; Final settlement ratate J
II Howell, dereaaed, et for June
7; Final sect lUchel Herb wtate
set lor June 7.
The next meeting of the Ger
man J4jiakinif Society will b
hehl at the home of Herman
Koehnke. 1) miles nmth of Oak
I'ark atalion.'aotithwiMtt nf lllit.
Uiro, Sunday. May Hi. IU15, at
I'M 0. m. All inembera are re.
queated to be in attendance, aa
wcu as uerman a(ieaking people.
Mrs. Jenette Steventnn wif
of K, P. Steventon. died at her
home at Waoatn. Wnthiinrion
County. Sunday. Mav l'il.r.
aiietl U year. 3 month and 16
days. Although Bh? had been
indisposed for stmie tim. her
death came m a nhivk" t the
family and community. Sur
viving are her husband ami three
dauKhters, Mm. limit Harder,
of Portland, and the MiMes Jo.
ephine and Kdna. at home. A
lanre concoumw of friends snd
neiithbor sttendiHl the funeral
service conducted at the Steven
ton home by llev. Tale. Inter,
ment waa in a Portland cemetery.
All members of IMUb iroCoun.
cil 1614 Kniithl of Colombo.
are nut nnlv riiiniil lit
tMcted to attend the excmplifka-
lion oi ine tnree deirree at Mc-
llinnvllle. Ktlnrtav Mav Q Vr.ii
" ' . ' I w . W '
can take trains that It-ave Hills
boro at 8.15 or 9:42 a. m.. but
candidates are expected f take
the 8:15 P. H K, Th.-ro will be
a M-cml train leaving Mc.Minn-
villi after the Onntjuot. which
will enable all memlx-M to tret to
their homes. -A. J. Miltenber
ger. Fin. Sec. IUI
To- farmer, teamster and
livervmen: Tin l.iilhir marknt
is dropping, and. until July 1, I
win reauc in pneo of every ar
ticle in mv ahon. If von want
some genuine bargain, rati snd
se me.- u r.. doiham, Main
Stret, oppoaite Tualatin Hotel.
HilUU.ro 7 8
t!orlcf llula. of Nnrlh Cam.
Una. wa in town the llntt of the
wees, rmiernng wun omciais
as to t'irt wherealaiuU of his
hmther Hume llutn uhrt v
laat heard from at Florence. Or.
Some one there told the brother
thai Uie minting brother bad
said he waa going to liillabora
Hume Duls is miwt likely work-
ing on some section.
For Sale: Auto in llrst-clasii
enmlilion. Will n!l virv riA.in.
aide, or trade for a good, young
team, harness and lorht wagon.
IVam mimt Imi 11X11) tn t"lXI wnrh
Call lfix. Forest Grove -North
Seventh Street, btr
Wm. lU'idt. of Portland, was
out yesterday, greeting friends
and incidentally transacting' bus
in4 liciill w one of the own-
era nf Went Portland lli'iulitH.
snd has a great deal of Portland
city troiHjrty. lie now owns no
llillaboro reu tv. havinir ilisiHifted
of his holdings here some years
ago.
Taken tin: Hrown mnro pony.
brandinl II on right shoulder.
Pay charues, prove property and
take same away.- 0. Vaiider
most. Ui'averton, Or., II 3. Half
mile south of Kin ton. 5 8
Geo. Havmond. a nephew of
John I. Marsh, nearly severed
his thumb the other day. while
chopping wood. The lad showed
remarkable pluck for his thir
teen years, and came flown to
Hillaboro to have Dr. I'.rwin sew
the amputated diit buck to its
place.
Pictures of the San Dieiro Cal
ifornia Exposition will be at the
People s, Friday only. A special
matinee for the school children
at 3:30. Coming next Monday
and Tuesday, "The Hard Koad.
T. M. Kerr is attain able to
nsviorate the streets, being nice
convalescent from his recent
operation for appendicitis.
The Pharmacy has the most
complete line of Eastman Kodaks
and supplies. They uo develop
ing and printing.
Wade Everest, of Tillamook.
writes his brother, F. A., that
he is laid un with a badly broken
shoulder, sustained a few days
ago.
The Kodak season is now on.
Go to the Pharmacy for your
suppliea.
Carl Meier, of Leisyville, waa
a citv visitor the first-of the
week.
John Seiffert, of Phillips), was
in town Tuesday.
Garden seeds in bulk at Greer's.
CELOffFBl
ID DO
RacawdM Eapcctatiaas as Twa
Thou tan Pupils Vtalt Mlllsewrw
4Y0 lAtKff CtOWNS UQtEE1
Haaaresa af faail Write Oat llvacrtd
Ware's U lie Caaiaai
The annual county soellinir con-
teat held last Saturday, in con
junction with May Day festivi-
. wa the greatest school
event ever celebrated in Wamh.
gton County. It is estimated
that fully 2.000 children of school
sge were in Hillaboro. and 800
entered the spelling trial The
exerciaes were written, snd it
as surprising how many earn
ed 100.
The exercises for Msy Day
were field at the court vard
B'iure. aimvne um in m
jhort address, crowned Miss Ruth
unxister gueen of the Msy, her
auenaanu being Misses Msrion
Lytle. Msry Harbison. Georgia
nam win and lieth Crandall
win i.nas KoetH'r otneiated as
crown besrer. Hillabora (Iren
Snd Cornelin arnnn1 Iha
May Pole, and the eeremnnio
issted several hours.
A CAItU
l-Mitnr Arirus:
1 WOUld liktf to correct an r.
ror in the minds of many of the
patron Of the tostnffir in r.
gard to the box rent
Jan. 1. 1915. box rent wan
raised 15c a quarter, per box.
ome have been blaminir th
Eastern war for this advance,
while Others hava Kon sivins
the Democratic party the credit
I loth are equally erroneous. Box
rent is fixed in ornnnrtinn in Ika
r-'ceintA of the offW If ! tKU
o'Jica remained where it has
been for vears. the ho rent
would have remained th um-
or had the office fsiled to hold
its own, as some would seem to
ilesire. the rent would h Im
Offices whose receipts are from
live to ten thousand dollars have
the rental as follows: Small
boxes, 45c: medium. 60c: Isrge,
75c.
KeCrints from ten to fortv
thousand dollars: .Small, GOc;
medium, 75c; lark e. Si.
The receipts of this office have
run over the ten thousand mark,
hence the raise in the "rent"
This is an old role. made. I
think, in the Kood Heoublican
days, so our Republican friends
who are g ivinar ud their boxes
should think twice before they
kick.
Respectfully,
J. C Lamkin, P. M.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
II O Klnmf lo Zoa Sitauia. ilk
krt Id Oak Pik . Im
. mi Sigmaa lo Ala RiiHatt. mom io
K lluSnrhrr lo Fied W Oeoman. t a
Tivaitl Kaad ('.anlrna 11
io Uiiucd lo J II Bunk. 40 a arc
11 1 1 a r 1 w 1 too
Art Oilmor lo R J Ratanaca. tot
t blk S O.k Grow ad o
ll-riinn Mi-trccr loCN Keroolili.
lut lo Mititfr uo
VV J Im.ioo to W J Xhnnlon ! al,
1 Ion Tboruc'i ad Hbo io
In KonkiloJat Jehorek, 10 a arc
1 1 I 1 a ft f la
I) II lUlhaway lo R K llalliaway.lr
In w n Lmiit 111U1I1 H Giuvo ... 1009
II Ku hnelrt WilUmloa Kurbae, lot
ft I'.lre ad 1 liiaM 10
fnwk 'alrr lo A Cobb, iq", tl7
fl Iklb a lliininknva ail
lf.U Cub to Carolmf Frxlvr, a
Vf.tth llillalvitn itiA
S M Minn to Peril Dorr, 4.4 Che-
InUm Ml Urcharili .' 141S
I'tr.l llavM to VV i Coo.), Stiaisoft
blk JS r Gmve joo
llrna liavid to Same, like tr time blk juo
O K WratiUKhuime to A II Wllbiow,
blk anil 6 lot In Timber 10
Same 10 N Hanif, lot at Timber ...
OieNnn Inv & Mtg Co to Mritl Uc
5
Cut.lv, So a aec M t tart w
Wm Paitim to KJw Durit, 7 41 a ace
10
It I 1 r t w 1404
Kiank StralRht to N It Webber, tr t
n :i wick Aciei , .1600
J I' Tauiirtle to Amanda llariii,
ftoiioo fi b k S Hbo 1
J 1. LaPolnl to J A Mooie, 1 041 a
Wm Wiliod d I c
10
Hvilnr llauflou 1 1 Geo Hauptman,
nnd M in Ma a ec ti t i a 1 1 w
10
II. I I.im.1 to Dr Hyde. 4 loti blk 7
Turkrr & Stewatt ad... iooo
Ci Janavn to K L Peikln, 4 lot
Weil I'ortland llibtt 10
Herman Metzger to L C Kemuier, 1
lota Meiiiier 850
LaiiielXootU Urchardi Co to H E
Noble, J3 41 Uurelwood Orchaid lo
Purest On i-e Natl B ink to F Nack-
eit, 3 a John Marsh d I c 900
Empire Inv Co to Ja Jobmtoo, 4
lot Council View Aciea 1400
J R nalilinR to J T Bamei, lot City
View ad Slier wood .tooo
Hugh fi'hrr to Willie Barbour, J a
Cortland MounUiu Aooo
0 O Johntnn to J 8 8eed A Tho
Maun, loaaeebljar I w .... . 10
Karl Keller lo Martb Keller, lot In
NorlU flaina joo
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stevens, of
DnrrlanH tvarn inonta nf R. 1
Perkins and wife, Sunday.
Wanted: I want some good
pasturage for 12 to 15 head of
, i .... P..HL O.k.. I
yearunx Jerseya. nana, oviiui-
merich. Call Line 10, Hillsboro,
No. 52. 5-7
The Hillsboro tourists went to
Forest Grove. Sunday, and de-
feateii the Grove, by a
aivte nf
. . . i, . i tlt.1,1 - J
to m 1 " li uj M v.
lUt0 4 Kaipn Williams pucneu niuaooro nan, rnuay nioi,rirsi biresi, rsiWCCa Mtll.Z"
and Creigh Long caught for the May 14. Admission 10c; dancing ton tad rri i
Hiltoboroitea. 5c, Dandttj besini at 8:C1 , 'ca u to tzzX
m Urt. G. J. PaJmatcer visited
Irlcnds In Portland over Sunday.
John Olson, of near Cedar
Mill, was in town yesterday.
iranaacung legal ousinet s.
a m a .
rrana wail, or fortland. was
a guest of bis brother. John M
Wall. Tuesday.
Mr. and lira. Wm. Robb. of
Schienehn. were in the county
seal yesterday.
W. J. Gregg, of Leisyville.
was in the city the last of the
week.
T. R. Davis, of Jolly plains.
waiin the city the first of the
week.
Klmer Johnson, of the Wilkes
Abstract a.. u dnvinir nw
auto these days.
- w - - " -
T"N Dr. Lowe will be at the
wHotel Washintrton nest
Saturday, till 4 o clock only.
consult mm.
Mrs. Geo. Schultz and ehiMrn
of Oregon City, visited with Mrs.
Schultz' Barents. Thoa. r.lwn
and wife, last week.
W. J. Quinn. feed and board
ing stables. Corner Second and
Washington Streets. Hillsboro.
Give him a trial
Harry Cook, the old-time ball
player of Cornelius, was down to
Hillaboro. Tuesday. Harrv at if 1
takes an interest in the Nstional
game.
Money to loan on first-class
farm security. Washington
County Abstract & Title Com
pany; by E. J. McAlear. Mana
ger. 4tf
For sale: Jersey cow. trivinir
four gallons milk daily. Fred
Klink. 11th and Fir Street, Hills
bora 68
Attorney E. R Stile and witV
of Manchester, Iowa, were Sun
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E.
r. Sias and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Stiles are en route to the
San Francisco Fair.
The Scholia Ladies Aid will
hold an lee cream aortal in th
Artisisn Hall, at Scholia. Msy &
bhort program. Everybody in
vited. Mrs. A. J. Larkin. Secy.
Mrs. Miles Everett returned to
her home at North Bend. Ore.,
the last of the week, after a visit
with the Everett and Maynard
fnrnilioa nf t hie pit v unrl J U
Brown and wife, of above Banks.
L. N. Rider, who recent!
bought theSchnabei place est
of town, was in town the last of
the week. After several months
in the Idaho country he eon.
sidered the old Willamette Val
ley was rood enouatt for him. or
anyone else.
Chss. F. Miller, formerly of
the Grove, is now working for
the U. S. treasury department
in I'ortland. His duty is to set
that the drug houses are con
forming to the Federal Statutes
in dispensing poisons and narco-
tics.
"THE SENIOR"
A taste of real college life with
all its fun and spirit, and vet
with plenty of good serious com
mon sense running through it,
ia the treat which Is being pre-
nnrwl hv th P.lan.a nt 1QIR nf IKa
High School, in the annual Sen-
ln nlau "TliA SAnSAa)" triaum
v. lire uciiivi aiivvv
the usual variety of characters
found in a "bunch" of college
fellows, from the dignified Senior
himself to the "graceful Fresh"
who falls down more timet than
he takes stem, and who swears
by what "Pa says," the scenes
are typical of college life, and
atTord many interesting and
amusing situations.
The class has spent much time
and effort in producing a pity
that will be a credit to itself and
the arhool. and rlMervM th Inv.
al support of the community.
The cast is aa follows:
Gordon Walnwright. a Senior of
Lakeville University, not "in
ftfMMPtv" P.I m or Planar
"Perry" Spencer, "Pug" Collins,
"Nick" Meade, seniors in "so
ciety ' Sam Bentley. Elmer
RatrhplrW r.haa. Dpiohman
Tommy Thompson, baseball star
a a t wa
ana sopnomore .... uan nrwin
Dub" Duffield, champion de
bater Wade Zumwalt
Beane, a freshman who looks
the part Jamea Mahon
Eleanor Forbes, a popular girl, .
: : Ruby Tipton
Mrs. Lee, Eleanor's aunt and an
iriatncrat Ella Rot-hen
Violet, a helpful sort of person . .
.1 n
ivainenne rerry
Gertrude Spencer, Spencer's sis
ter. Anna Berg
Miss Jones, a Lakeville girl .. . . .
EffieBachelar
Miss White, visiting Lakeville
Alma, Unlolr..
Jean, chauffeur. ... Arthur Connell
Mike, a lunch hustler
Leon Tamiesie
Pi-aaitont TKoatro
Thursday
Ml n'ilnolr I
evening. May 13, at 8:00 o'clock
ropuiar prices.
Mrs. Carrie Dunn, of Portland,
la anAndinir tho tvlr anrl cuilli
her niece. Mrs. E. S. Comba. on
the River Road
Hillnhom Hrava haaehalt ftciam
will rriva hpnoflt rlnneA t tria
..... w ih.
tMll tl-ll TI J lt.
. C20D RSI
Seclst Ssssea Out Artfcia aa
Meaas af rilaraaliallan Ry
WT CO-CfCUTTVe CsgatSS3
Um Carrlsrssl
are TarpU
Per at Was Vast aVafcft
The Ladies Auiiliary of the
Commercial Club want Hillsboro
people to be a unit la the titer
mination of the flr-tha bana of
health and the carrier of d
The Auxiliary ia sendins; oat the
lollowing pamphlet to erarv
nome, ana they ask ail to wet
. ... . :
busy, to the end that wa mat
nave a "flyieaa town:"
1. Where is the fly batched?
In manure and filth.
2. Where does the fly liv.?
In every kind of filth.
3. Is anr thin? hm f.ltn fn.
tnenytoeatT No.
a -. .... . .
. iai wnr nrMaa tkai
when he leavea the vault and the
manure pile and spittoon? Into
ine Kitchen and dimnsr room
(b) What does he do there?
r n . . -
lie WSIKS on the brcauL fmlt an4
vetretablefl? h inM kia r A.
the butter and bathes in the but-
termiik.
5. DOSS the) Ur a-Uir tkai na.
tint .sick with eonsumptioo. ty.
Bhoid fever and cholera infantum?
le does and may call oa you
next
6. 'Is the fly dsngsroas? He
is man's worst pest, mora dan
gerous than wild beaata or rat
tlesnakes.
7. What diaeaana rim k. fl.
carry? He carries typhoid fever.
tuberculosis and summer corn
olainL Haw? On kU ai..
and hairy feet What is his cor
rect name? Typhoid fly.
8. Did he ever kill anyone?
He killed more American eoidiers
in the Spanish-American War
than the bullets of the Spaniards.
9. Where are the jrreateat
number of typhoid fever, con
sumption and summer cjoplxint?
Where there are the moat fliea.
10. Where arc th mmt I!?
Where there is the most filth. '
11. Whv akniilii kill ika
fly? Because he may kill oa.
12. How shall wa kill tha fit?
a)
Destroy all th filth nkniit
the
house and vard: ih mnr
lime into the vault and on the
manure; (c) kill the fly with a
wire-screen nadrfu n atlokv
paper, or kerosene oil.
ia Mil the fly in any way.
but KILL THE PLY.
14. If there is anv filth an.
Where that VOU rannnt Mtnnva
call on the Board of Health, ud
ask for relief before vou an
stricken with
disease and, per-
hatw. death.
MEMORIAL DAY
Rev. R. E. Uvers will oraach
uamonij ikav fin
Crescent Theatra, tiandatr. t?
30. at 11 a. m. The G. A. R.
and W. R. C. invite all to attend,
and the Das ton and mamhor Af
all other churchea are rrvan a
cordial invitation to be present
snd make thi a llnion iM
The choirs of the various church
es are requested to fartitipftte
under the leadership ot Ur.
Dunamoor. On Monday, Uay SI,
the Post and Corps will hold rit
ualistic ceremonies at the ceme
tery, from 8 to 10 a. m,, and in
the afternoon wit! attanul
cisea under the direction of the
city authorities, Rodolph Cran
dall, Commander Gen. Ransom
Post No. 69, Department of Ore
gon.
LANOSTON CMECN
J. J. Langston and Edith Anna
Gheen were united in marrixre
at Portland, the first of the
week. The groom it well known
in Hillsboro, navies bean em
ployed, in the Anderson shop for
over two years. The bride ia a
dtu;hter of trCM lira. Thoa.
Ghtta, ci K-!dbora The happy
couple will rc !ia in Portlini
where Ur. Lnston la engaged
in crerxag a shoD of
hia own. on Third Street
Karris l&tacs waa mtad
yesterday to tUrriaon W. Hos
ier snd Edith Ulliah aarchUL
daughter of Jas. .Churchill and
wife, Galea Creek. Bsth are
prominent in their taction.
James Elmer, tha wn mnntlii
t w aaaavaa
i .U &aV n at i aa !
0IU 900 OI Hr Ba Mri J "
snon iiiness. ine parents have
the sympathy of tha entire com-
munitv Thai rnnatl aM.i
Tuesday morning, v
The city council met Tottixy
niirht and aftae rtHii m .
portionments on strast Improve-
. av i a . a a v a ai .
ment oiacussea tne navtcxDiitty
of the dty doing iti own street
?r the dty oln '
lmProv!m!i.
irovement rather than bv
contract This will prcb&bly ba
done if equipment esn ba pro
Unul
cured toUkeerrecf tvawcr2t.
In. .
win
First EtrwaL rMtatai V.V-vo.
w. F inn mA :t- ..J
. " - ami witaj aUH
daoghteff, Moses Ruth and
Corinne. after a fortnUht'a visit
wiw ma tweys. departed Wed-
neaoav. ror their noma at rn.
ton. Ohio. Ur. Kina? arant im n
uauaa ureec. lucsday. and had a
lowai tne ug tree on tha Rat.
n ptaen the one that ia h
tween 12 and 13 feet in diame
ter. He bad a photo of the
mammoth to carry back with
him to show his Ohio friends
wnat Oregon can produce in the
warot biff thinn. Kin m4
two tripe to see this curiosity and
men woaea aumoiounded when
told be could find scores like this
over in the Nehalem, 30 miles
way but no more like it in thi
county which is purely sgricul-
rarat.
fr a v m
ror aaie: uurne-Jorapr m
with Din at aider ona nmn tn
litter, and a few fine shoats.
Walter Zetzman. Cornelius, R. 1,
near Schieffelin. $-8
Charles Davis' barn, silo and
granary burned Tuesdsy morn
ing' shortly after midnight and
is a well defined opinion that
some one set the buildings afire.
Mr. Weatcott. rhn livM
first saw the blaze. a d rushed'
over to the Davis house and
arouaed the owner. Therm vaa
no equipment to extinguished the
oiaze ana ine buildings were
soon reduced to ashes. There
was soma insurance, hnt nm
enough to cover the loss. Three
hoboes were seen going through
North Plains, not far from the
rarm. about an hour after the
blaze. The Davis' nlace ia a
part of the old CoL T. R. Corne
lius donation.
Good Real Estata aacurilv nf.
ered for loans at 7 and 8 ner
cent Call and look applications
over. E. L. Perkins. Hillsboro.
Oregon. tf.
The residents of the road Hi.
trict in which Reedville is situ
ate. Jonas Moline. supervisor,
will hold a meeting at the Reed-
vtue school house, Saturday eve
ning. May 15. to devise wava
and means for connecting the
rock road between Hillsboro and
Beaverton. The district ha a
five mill levy, and many want to
give volunteer work. An at
tentat will also be made to raia
more funds.
Ton! Sinav. of ahoy Blonminir
today saved the lone bridge west
of town, on Dairy Creek, from
burning. He was passing serosa,
and noticed the floor of the
structure afire, caught perhaps
irora the coals of a smoker's
Dine. He soon had the fire ex.
tinguished. He says that in ten
minutes more the entire floor
would hava hn ahlaz and that
bridge might have been lost
Earl IVin alarm haa mirwkaaaut
the stock of furniture owned by
Grover C. Combs, corner Main
and Second, and invoicing
completed. Donelson takes pos
session the last of thia week, and
will continue the business. - The
purchaser haa an extended ac
quaintance' with the Hillsboro
public and the seller has the
beat wishes of all who have
patronized his store.
Irma Johnson ia auinir fna ft
Johnson for divorce. They were
married at Lewistoo. Montana.
about f vpara a cm Tho wifa
' av m niiv
charges abandonment and cruel
treatment sue says that her
husband frequently told her he
waa going to Alaska and would
naver return. He loft nn Hav
and evidently has made good his
. . r : . j
worn, qp to ine present date, at
least There are no children.
C (1 Nelson, of Raenna. Inat
a valuable team. Tuesday, a tree
falling on them while thev were
traveling between Bacona and
Buxton. Rodolnh. his 16 vear
old son. was driving, carrying
the mail The boy was not in
jured. Thia is the second team
loss sustained bv Mr. Nelann.
and he has the sympathy of his
inenas.
aV a -
Hillahoro Hiirh AetaittA tk
Tourists. Saturday, in a hot
game. 13 to 12. The grounds
were in poor condition, making
the error column strong-. Bat
teriea Hiorh. Williama anrl Maolr
tourists, Dooher, Long and Nel
son. ine leatureot the game
waa Carol La-wio-'a field work fnr
Cigh. .
Circuit Court: Judgments J
A Rowell v F D Vincent; J M
Donahue sentenced to 1 to 10 yrs
in pan and caroled on condition
ha make raatitntinn At vain nf
theft: decree cf divorce granted
in Lawaon v Lawaon. Lura Bai
ley v Linn A Bailey.
firs caught in the closet netr
tne Kitcnen range in the Thoa.
Connell home, this morning. Mr.
Connell extinguished the blue
snd did not call the denartment.
How tha blase caught is n ravs-
iwwuii dwxs caugm ia a mys-
tery, u it could not have caught
faffattaWa. 1VlaaVa Aa c , .
f rom the flue.
viaw am cuwiiam acoooi rauy
ef Purdin. Thatehar Mitl.iJ.
w .-..., U.IIDIU
Itirviaw, Hayward and Kansas
sxaooa, witn a program, SatuN
y, cays.
Do tot let vour horse stand it
i K'.tdilng post Take him to W
J. O-'n'a atxbla. Cornae "
tzi .'i:5iington.
1
rnorxsuosaia.
F. A. BAILBY, U. a
flymelaa sad
0:-CpaaJr. i. Stkalaaarlrt tM
raoaaaa, ofBr CttTss nMaa.tS S3
R. M. ERWIN, U. a
PHYSICIAN AMD C3KCa
I. tha Taaaka. Sleek. Tsareaad
otraau, nuiabota, Oiaajga.
1 .mnmiu
ELMERH. SMITH IX. D. D. 01
PHVSiaAM&SUECEOM
OSTBOPATH
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PHYSICIAN &. SUKGEOH
OFFICR-Uprairala ackaiaah aM.
PHoiras-O.CitrA; Rea. CU7 St
HliJHBORO, a OftKOUM
Dr. O. C. Hisitt
DENTIST
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ATTORN BT-AT-tAW
Hut ia 4.-a4trUa Blact
IOHN M. WALL
aTToaNsv-AT-taw
Dpauira, A. C Shot Bldg, Mala a aari
.watuHat oaxaoa.
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N. BARRETT
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Jftwa. Sala Atraat, opa. ComtX flowa,
.u-Boao onsoo
rHOS. H. TONGUE, JR
ATTORNKT-AT-LAn-
OiSce, apitaira la Scaolawrica
Hillsboro, - - ta
Telephone office Mai a 103.
.Mala lot ,
DR. L. T7. JJYD2
Socctaaor to Or. Liaklataa-
Office oet Delta Orna? State. IUU
iweuae, betvma $tk aad SU Cta.
Hillsboro, Ortcca
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FrcfcricSi Asdcra, U. D.
PHYSICIAN St SURGEO
Successor to Dr. Cunning
OflJce and Drug Store.
Orknco. 0--3.
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PORTLAND. O.IE.
DR. W. E. PITTBMOBa
Dentist
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v . nana. . r -;.s.
HILLSBORO - - - 0B3C9
DR-J.lUARSUALIaa
DENTIST
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Mala aad Third.
DR. C. H. POLLOCK,
Dsnticl
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Upstairs, in Lisllitrr Clta
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