The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, August 29, 1901, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, AUG. 29, 1901. a wik wn'H thh rHoft : : : ; '"TKXXX XX XX XX XXX x a rxxxxxxxx:... ? it 1 V If s I I f ! iL Miiaml i ilit nil Ihe to 1 imn- U K i.iie -m.loiole h ri nil till'". ntl Pros. KENT- lug go'" the pub- ! lit r design"! en. tapes- curtains, rt. Four- i which to ekrslut; itches, and re not wnut ,rlt. Whtm full H o! I will take Woman at mtenttwr the Hook, Main M)M Prop. , Graer't. lersey, yellow Until, crooked Peterson, C lis F1NIIS Home Team put up Uatt,linit (mk1 Hull. MllVSONAIfS FAVORITES BEATEN I I'cliurtli Snl out r'liiwc. uf Port liiml' AiiuUtir The Diamond Wa played great ball Sunday, and the reatilt wa a defeat of Portland' favorite ama teur player. Upchureh brought with them such crack-a-jackt u Ainsiin, Kan and Art Downs, with a fill-in of Stutt. the Vancouver flrnt baseman, mil Fay, the Fun tella horttop. It was Diamond W'a game from the first, although the visitor put up good butt, Tin1 local line-up wa an tixunl, except that MoKue, who waa ill (but ready to play) wan ubtituted by Jamea, of forest drove The line up wuh: Dianioinl W'a. Uiwhurt-h W. Downs p. .. .. . ..Mdniile Sues, o Km Purdin.,.....,lb..,. Hntt Brigg 'lb, ........ Alitcl t Cook 3b... ...F..y Hare. ......... a. ,.; , ..IbtUUin Jam ......... rf ......... . Horde llalrb... ....... of Ecri Miller If. ..... .A. Downs Hoore by Inninga: Upchuruh...O 0 1 1 S 0 0 0 0-4 Diamond V.SOS 30 0 O 0 1-9 Both pitcher were found to con siderable extent, but ach w in good form. Down fanned nine itif n. while M'clnni fanned ek-lit. One mail went to fir I on ball for lowna, while two cake-walked to tiret on the Portland iIU:hr. The visitor thought they had a dure thing, beeati their team a pirknp out of the let to In bad iiKthe City on the Willamette. Thi game make seven played by tho local team, and they have 1-kI but two and thee U were to Wauia not aa gmMl a the one which pluyed Sunday. Uoy Cook 'again umpired, and gave good eatiafao lion. The attendance waa the bit of the seanon. The Gaaton nine went up against the Hillsboro icoond nine, Sunday, fier the regular game waa played The home team won out by a score of 1! tola Sunday, September lt, Ihe l)ia umnp W'a will etiwe beta with the W eel Kiid team, of rorllomi. i tram recently bent the tiolden Weet tt'em, which carried a ay honor from here two wwka ao, nnd that they will put tip a amart game ia neauml AfUtr the regular game the Ben edict and Single will have an- othur context, the Iroohy to be bin banner made out of thin air Imnir to a teleDhona not a a lUit- et'ifl'. Pitcher lkgley line liad hi arm in a pickle of brine ail week and expel to throw a curve for tint mnrritid men that will wrap it Bi'lf around tho batter at leaet two liinea before it goea to the catcher. , Uo alo practiced a few new evolu tion, one of which ie to deliver ,tlu ball while 'I'here will koun lw a petition IHiil in the county emu U of tliH Hiul MuHiioiiiiih c-omitif einlirin; iotf a irooM:it I'liiumi- of roml tlmt willff'ct tlm et.tire travel of the iionloTii pari of tint county co fur a the route in l'ortliind i con. citroeil. The prointi'sl change la hilf in thia. and half in the tli-r county. It HUrta from the Hubert Miorupnon pluce north anil went, oi Cedar Mill, and joing the old road via the Cornell road, near the euin in it. 1 he olil grmle to the eumniit from Cedar Mill ia now 13 per emit in many, placea, end the new route, ea iter surveyor the county Miirveyor, in but 5 tar cent in the ateeix'Ht nlacca. Thia will affect ..." ... truvei lMitweii treenvlHe, Noun tnimlalo, Uh-ncoe and Ib'thany. It la aaul that the iirottoaed route haa hearty eiinmirt in the aection through which it pnpoe to mr It ia exra'cU'd that the petiLMn will niinullaiieotiHly be pn-neiited tu the emirta in Uctowr, I he new roml will einbruce three or four niilee in length. , For a peraon to get along we in the world it ia neceaxary to have your feet well cared for. Deunia can fit you out with Intent atylee and beat quulitica of footweur at price that you would pay for in ferior article. Call and tee hi atiajk. Mayor F. A. Bailey yesterday afternoon eigned city bond In the pun of (24,500, und Ida name wae writUin 1,029 time and it wa no day lor writing, either. The boude are to be turned to M r. J. W. Khute, who will give the city face value in colli of the realm. The other twe IhoiiHand dollar, to cover necearv nutii)ll(. wotd on band, etc., will be raiaed by an iMuie of warrant The idtiut will lie receivetl by the city by Saturday evening and then Uillaboro will lie in the intoxication of municipal ownership Thia will lie a new dispensation In thia quarter, and the reaulta will I eagerly watched. There are croaker who predict (lieatter, and there are en thuift who predict dl aorta of profit, By careful management the cilv will make the plant a niimii belter paying inatitulion man ine old contract under which the town labored. We h i no one lend u ui any line we carry and we carry every thing to be found in m iurure, up to- date, well wlocted elm k. Save vour monev by buyinu at li. h ... i i-. i rung & Pon, ine icatiiug gfiirrni nierohandiae lirm on the wel ai.ie, CAJiNiVAL SIMUi T Chairman Jumc II. Sewc-11 Making Arrangements. HETTEK THAN A COUNTY FAIR iEAciiOKiiiniii; Active I'rqiuratlunH Being Made all Point to Succeoa. and Chairman Jame II. Sewell, of the IlilUboro Carnival committee, wa in the city thia nnrniug, and if buaily engaged in eelecling hie aiibcommlttee. . V. Wiley i at the head of committee on dec oration; 15. B. Tongue, racing; A, C. Shute, general arraogementcj W. II. Wehrung and J. W. Bailey amuaenient and attraction. Several will be (elected oii the committee to secure live lock, and armiiKeiuent wilt be mad to ac Splendid Attendance at Annual Lxercise. the A GOOD CORPS OF ISSTKfCTORS. Intereatini; Program Arranged Connt.v Supcrinicnltnt. by the .. .. A O. r. V .neiirr, a promt German of li norituig, and an ol lb'' ' i v ar, utaineii very aeriuiH aieident Morday uf -i ternoon, while working around a gopher gun. Mr. Meier ay he ha no imrmdia'e recollection aa lo juat how the accident took pi we, but when lie came to hiintell there wa a dead gopher in front of the gun, and hi hand waa shot. The charge took off the two thumb and badly Injured one ot the palm. Mr Meier haa been ill for come time, and the ehock probably n pee t him to aome extent o that he doe not fully remember jut how it happened. In all proba bility the gopher wa killed when he reached the gun, and in re load ing the machine the accident took place.. Dr Tamieeie, of thia city. ..... HsAiuajI . 4 ..I Wfllfc iruft RUM iiicnr-d. iitj niiuini i , .t f, digita. It waa a pretty cloee cull ""' ' i for Mf. MHrV ; juroui, riirunnu oign rcnooi. Harvwat.i. br.; no lnok nut -ro'- RobinBOn. of Multnomah, and for Ihe Street Fair. Gel good and "wer Allen, ol oret urove, anc ready to "blow" ynureelf by saving lecturer a follow: Prof. J. H, money through bnying your grocer- Ackerman, Sute Superintenden The Annual County Teacher' In- ititute i being held at Forc-n Grove , thia wefk, commencing Mondaj and cloaing Friday even ing. fMipt, Kll has eecured able iee. vour boot and abote and vour dry good at II. W ermine & Hone Strictly the uneet Rtock and beet I Prof. B. F. Mulkey, Monmouth an Prof, W. H Dudley, of a Wiaconei oommudate a large exhibit of dairy for money in the county. State Normal. aliwk, aheep, horaea, wine, etc . ' Laurel Hoyt returned Saturday We are indebted to 8. J . Ennee, SIiihI and feed will be providtal -veninB from a two week trio to Hilleboro teacher, for the follow and all farmer who have good hi. hnmeatead below Heeide. herfl ing table of attendance: etnek will be peruonally inviled to k. he heen eneeced in huildin A Portland D. A. Grout, R. F. i-i!. r , " 1 . . . " 1 n l rt '- . I : exiliou. I him a. eh n. laurel uvi that I rtooinoon, varrie niorruon, nnini A eiwcial effort will be made to huildin cabins ie not nariietiUrle Kienow, 8. T. Adam and Minnie have a fliieshowing of grain and : hi line, hot he didmanam tn Osmund. graaae and the fruit exhibit will i,e maj Hrine in the rinht Reedville Mia A. D. McHargue, . i l i. l I . : i . . i ' ... " . . . " . n a ii.ti 1 r n i . not oe ovenooKeo. jiry pronuu-1 ,,in(,B althnuirh'he had ' hard ti. o. mciiarKue aim wra uonuu time in eeltinir the crvetal. The rant. ecapement be made eo email that he bumped hia head when trying to set out. One of the party with him taya that Laurel eawed off a mile on which he was sitting, tak- a ten-foot fall to the ground, but hi our jeweler denies, naming it na a rcandal unworthy of beliet. The time is drawing near for auction sales, and there will be a niK.. ..hii.it. .ill v r.rdMd lifee number of them in this coun bv dioloma. acoordine to merit. )' '"B. inoeecor iemp.aHnB ri.- .li.. hi.,... .ill h.n, ...m ease oi tnis ainn enouio communi , ..., .. Ir ullUrvt. and will he worth 0''r w wviuuian, auction th.n mn.,- i i).nu hnl e t, Hilleboro, Ore. Inquire at pride themgelve on their hold- " om lor terin. ng Hon. W. H. Vt'ebrung and wife Daisy Curtis and Lena Curtis. Ihe feature or having auction returned the last of the week from Prowess Mane rlmgley atea of etock each day will prove a L trip to Seattle and Victoria Tigardville Annie Pollard and drawing card and here will be a While at Seattle they and Mr. and Emma Haina. Monday evening two rubi er en 'n il the JitpHnese bin ' l one at uha and roblied the i -mate nf The.- i -videntty HI;'! WTlt lircut(h tii place earlv Tuead.ty morning, for when the foremen of the crew followed up ami left, the train at Corneliua, he met two s-ua-niciou looking characier who gave him a fight when he told them that he wanted them. One of them grappled with him, threw him down, and the twain then clamber I to the wood and out of sight, The next lime that particular sec tion fore nan roes after any one he ill arm himeelf or gel help. The fellow, are probably out of the conntrj by this time. That they are the fellow who got the money la lairly proved by their attack up on the foreman. The chaps rime through Hilleboro, and were here at an early hour Tuesday morning and then walked up the track if?er the train pasted up. 'The refreshing shower of Sunday evening laid the duet; now use Bixby'a Shoe Dressing. It ia the beat or The Delta would not han dle it. : tion will tie much in evidence. Arrangements are being perfect ed lo have raciim a feature of the carnival, and there will be a'l kind ot program to please. Cash premium will be given aa I follow: ( ! rat it and grtssea, nrat prize. $20; econd prize, $10; (bird prize, 5. The same premiums will be giv-j en for fruit exhibits. J. H. Worth, secretary of the Portland Coal and Development Co , paneed through the city, Sun day afternoon, on hia return from the company'H property, juat aoove Gaston, chfe to North Yamhill. Thev have already bored a tunnel into the hill and developed snlendid iroeieol. Mr. Worlli left a nice specimen of the product with Tin Akouh. Mr. Worth think they have a nice piece of property and the company hojie lo aupply a great deal ot coal for Oregon consumption a oon aa the mine i fairly opened and opera tions oommeiwe in earnest. Hot weatberU endurable if you have a neat, palatable meal. Get thi by getting 'your groceries at Dennis'. Don't forget that he keep the finest lunch meats in Gaston Edna Jensen, V. A Johnston and Mahelle Matteson. Cornelius F. B. Briggs, Law renew Nixon, Alma Dorrien, Alida Alton: Lounte Mooberry, Lillian Briggs. Greenville Maud Wilson. Hat- tie Moore, Ellen N. Beamisand W Thomas. Beaver ton Beryl Barnes, Adelia Hermens, Mane Staehr, Earl Fisii er. Merlon Chance. Farmineton J. II. Jack and Fraocis Sorenson. Phillips W. A. Smith, A. E, Wilson, Florence ilson. Gales Creek Mrs. Pearl Lilly Holbrook Josephine Preston. Sylvan Ed na Fay. Bethany Jno. Reichen. Seghers J. H. Hanson. McMinnville L&Veraie Keen. Centerville Katie Jenck, Ger Land Office. I will aril fir tut and make a p''" limber land ia large or emal t M List your farm, with me II yew vtn tell. EtUbliahed es yets. I J wanting hosiet in one of bar ( tie in the State, with PorJul market, will do well to M SM. C 1 ipoudtnct tolicited. : Ki:r3c 4 A. C. ' Ha lemoved kia UanlwaM t Second Stitet, UillaHoiw, OT- l Court Uoote Band Stand. L4 Tinware, Giaaitcwaia, tiaidwafw envare, Tiaplale' and lir Pipe and Fhuuban' Pixtwm, ( Storea, Air-tight Stoves, Pw -i, ? Ware, aad Kitchen FarnkL. W bay to MIL Call aadUcv.v. Moat complcia block ia Ct a n Arirr-r w. oa.. i w j TTiilTcro, - Czz: PROPEHSlONaU Heidel, it is safe fo say. baa the finest horticultural exhibit! ever brought together in. Washing-1 ton county, and he wants more Jj. PEXEHCOU Ci L he needs more, and be must have more. He has two exhibits oi aiaaw Paialata. lUlsseaiakr ; J4 peaches that the world has never Paperiag. SigaWork. aUl j beaten one lot from the trees of werkOwaraatod. ; Mr. C. T. Kimberlin and tbe otber - I from the trees of D. McCamieh HILLS BOKO, - - V1Z2Z7. i Tbey are simply world beaters and jyyyyyyyyy- must oe eeen to oe appreciaieo. iiTrr T" r I Talk about plums no one ever F. A. ! ITaTt t LI. C 'I aw nicer plums than those be will p(t , n1 BT:1 i take to the state fair. His exhibits ' of grains and grasses are good. He Office Murgaa-BaUey block a? still wants more to complete hi Doom, ij-i t and ia. J- l j t . . -.1 w aiepiay, ana oe is going vo get it. Anyone having anything thai will lend to the exhibit will please 1 bnng it in or notify bim at once. E. L. McCormick hat received his new stock of guns and ammu nition. The season for shooting all chance for farmers to da business. Mra J. I. Knight went out with a Thoi-e having stock for pn vale sale pur! y for an outing on a gasoline will be permitted to exbimt uieir aui.ch. While out in the Sound animals in the grounds set amde the machinery failed to "segatiate" lor pu bl to sale. and the party hopelessly drifted The committee will from now on nntu two in the morning, when (itiah things forward, and that we they were picked up by a steamer trude Reverman will have a splendid carnival is from Alaska. The next time they Forest Grove Lillie M. Porter, assured. ko out on a trip of this kind they W. H. Bear, Esther Allen, J. T. contemplate taking along a balloon. Fletcher, J . B. Beal, Katherine CONRAD SCHULMERICH. . . ...... 1 Meyer. Laura Luce, Mrs. II . B -ill I : ' ; I Z Luce, W. Swope Uj Clark, n,...... ak..l.,.,l,.h .i nf lh '.. T-t.- .w 91. U uase. wxzie iMcnoie, joseim- most widely known, wealthy and into H. Wehrung A Sons and treat ""V. n,Lii R-.T reapided German citixens of thia them to a good fitting and splen- ArRer mJ 1 .. t.;. i n.i. 1:1 .. .:.,.. i"(- Gertrude Eddy, Grovahne Bald- ii . 1 SO Mondae nmrninw. the r,.r f.ih, Anmn i ih h.h, n. Mary Luce Myrtle Porter, ' . . . . " . Pmm. finrAnn Annea flmnin .n ... 1 1 ... . .an.,, .iiaftr At riAart i aaa .iMb . tn kn. I i i c : 1.1. ..-I. . . I . Hillsboro B. VV. Barnes. Hor irouom. ror eome nun io trj. ,.r n..i. j . ... n-j i. ..,Bt had nrevented h m from re- - ence uimeiea.i, aoh.b nwu, .iu. - I l,.nHau heAilnh t nnl a fifa fa now I a AL.11 T . I V 1 XI I dininw in a horixonta Dos t on. -'".,u"" v"", ' ,, A'cno-"u numuurey-, ......... . ..... -lariuinA nnrrnaBMi irnm Knaaeii s D T.r.. v nmn I'Ahn.n and he slept in a chair. A few " "sTi, ViT i.. I " ' w.-J-l' 'i ir. minntea hefora death he comnla n- ""T'"1 . kind of game will soon open. It will pay you to call and get hit prices. Lee Moie, a celestial who hat re sided around the Tualatin neigh borhood, was brought in by Sheriff Sewell last week and will have hit bearing before Judge Rood tomor row, en a charge of having threat ened to kiil John Chang, another wcat aoracf Uotk 'PlUMMS. . rw ayVvaA..V.'.' S. T. L..NKLATER, . B. C. U PHYSICIAN AMD EUCXC:. Uffice at ttit-iwice Cast of Court He SaMwArrwrwrXrwry.V- JAMS PH1LLIPK T AKITIUe. . i PHYSICIAN AK9 SURC-X.:. Stirgeoa Soathera Paaufie lUilroai Cv i'naiullaliii' in Frcach or Hrz' V y hce and Eeaideac touia aid 1- Bear Odd Pellowa' KoUdinj, UUU-. -n.linar nil . hi. WW II . head. Owing to league offers lo soma of the nhiyera, soma of which may be accepteil before Sun day, the line up can-tot bo given. Chinaman, and to burn up Chang's I vywwwMVrVirV.V."-- cabin and cut down bis bop Tines. Mn savs Chang is putting up a job on bim. Sheriff Sewell has the honor of bringing in the hrut Uhi naman of the season, although it int niwn iMuin until n.Tt mnnth. HILLSBOW), -CIV MIVUVI U TflinaV. I . ..... l JS. will soon sun for a trip to Sew U""""' York and Eastern points, vo be ab sent a month or such a matter. Their first objective point ia St.) Paul. The Forest Grove Times has again changed hands and will after GEO. E. ECLTJ v ATT01LNBY-AX-U.W Kooua 1 aad t Shale Baililnj IL T. BAQLSY. ATTOaNBY-AT-UtW the tirst of the month be conducted C. N. Shannon, a conductor on the Great Northern Railway at Grand Fork. Dakota, is in the citv. accompanied bv his wife and two children, guests of air. ana Mrs. Rodolph. Crandall. Mr. Shnunou is a brother of Mrs. Crandall. They will remain but a iter at few days. Mr. ar.d Mrs. h. think Oregon haa a great climate, end are well pleaaed with our produc tion. . i hi . u miiianaai. rvet inn o neaai i aa ii: u i i." i I -a a? fir. liruuciouil ao artMiUKaaj k vai i nar liltrT jTlLienifBr. C al JCiltlltfO . chan to tin 'bri where he . x dwl f hT thia year, and, in fact, Helen Johnson, May Willis, W. E red a moment later' hM baleJ mow thn other Wheeler, C. P. Blanohard. -ttLfiSta Dablheim, f llZtlTLnTL '2? r Scholia R Skeels, Samuel il. d'ArmuaL Germanv engine which has been in use eev- Lawrence, Calhe Koeber. . in ISfiO In UiU u ' uoWOT" whwthw uu ijeQar M1U- v ioi Dauman, Judge McBride wnl hold court here one day in Od l r-the Kth Mrs. Jo. Downa let'iri ed today from a viait wiih lui Seattle. , If you want a buggy or wagon, see Schulmnrich Itroa. and rave money. ,, , Frwl Miller, son of ex-Shcrifl' Jno. Miller, lormerly of Clarke county. Wash., now of Walla Wal la, it in the citv, the guest of hia grandmother, Mr Susan Brown. Hop pickers engaged to pick in the Bagley yard, Leisyville, will please bf on hand Wednesday morning,. Pept." 4, at picking will commence, tain or shine. Wm. Baglcy. i Mr. J. D. Merry man and family, Mrs. C, T. Bowen, Misses Elixabeth ripening rapidly. Knoll and Kva hntiey, ana Mrs. j Even if you can't go to the const, ... .i . :i l vou can tnrive at noute n you win buy your groceries from Dennis, whose lines are the freeheat and best in the county. One trial will convince you. Hon nicking will commence in Win. Bagley's yard, Letsvville, Wednesday: Jas. H. Sewell will i t ..... .1 oomiiienoe a weeK irtun nionuny. thelmbrie yard will ..begin either Wednesday or Monday-a-week, nnu bv that time all others will be down to business. The product is tar ta i 1 .. . naiiey anu son are expecH. , h ,d palron;4e gr0oera iVMtm tt ansa vm m uuvhia waw, This is the season of tho year Go who keen new and clean Btock to DenniB for first class groceries Springs the last of the week, U. s. mciiargue, ine . uueuvuie h h beo report0(l here tlial F pedagogue, nas again oeen lurtieo w j Mur.)hy t1H contractor, who .l.vtui. lite 41 A allnsiiAu.miiiapiil it .til l ... . , n . u ,! 'j ..7-n...., rwentiv iBft tho woodmen nail a hi One is now hiatory, while he n . Jmu llIlfilli,i.ed. ia at Mo Minnville. His tools were shipped to that uoint. at leant. The labor ers have taken steps to secure their money from Murphy's bondsmen, Do not fail to get Fly Bouncer at G reel's and keep the tlies off your cows. Born, Tuesday, August 27, 1901 to the wife of Mr. Kd. Wann, a datiuhter. Mother and child are ciin not teacn tiere unless lie can eleot a county superintendent who "stands in" with him. 1 he at torney-general recently decided that Supt. Bal need not consider MoIIargue s appliuntion for a cerli- licate. McHargue asked for a rehearing and it was granted McHargue cited the Okluhama duciainn to support hia cane that "may" means "must.", The at torney-general again decided that doinK wen but the father is ss oupt. Mini nan n ngni w rejeuj um nervoU8 ftg a cat but wait until application, ana jusiwnai mri jio he WBiKB the floor thone coming II argue will now do is proDiemauo. winter nights! f r.1 1.ittnu.i'a niioa Vina itnatl a liMIO 1 " ,lr.n ftir. lie hna keot a sohool t MoCormick'a to got your district in disoord for several furniture. He is the cheapest in vears. and he has been beaten out town. at every point. As a breeder of J. II. Dorland and family, of dissensions he has been a howling Glenooe, have just returned worn a suooeBS. It is about time that he three week's trip to Biokleton, in cease trylne to foist himself on a the Goldendale section, across from community that does not want Arlington. He reports threshing bim. ' 4n lull blast up thura. City 1850 he married Mies Margaret SchneUger, and together they went to California, arriving at ban f ran cisco via Panama, late that Fall. Ho first tattled at Placerville, where he mined for a number of years. In 1875 the family moved to Oregon and' settled six miles south of thi city, where they lived until a few years ago, since that time residing in Hillsboro. His wife died in February, 1900. The following children survive: Herman, manager of the Oregon Placer & Power Company, Sump ter: William. Farmington; Ed ward and George, Hillsboro, mer chants: Joseph, Greenville; Mrs. Daniel Burkhalter, Farmington, and the Misses Margaret, Josei idiine and Etta, residing at home Mr. Schulmerich waa a memner of Tualitv lodge, A. F. & A M inidnr whose ausDices the tuners i took place Tucsuay afternoon, the! the services having been held in the Congregational church, and in terment in the MaBonio cemetery. Herman Schulmerioh, of Sumpter, was unable W be present at the funeral, Deceased, in company with Dr. F. A. Bailev, built one of the first bricks n Hillsboro He was a large giver to oharity and followed, in this reaard. the Scriptural in junction of not allowing his right bund to know, wnat ine otner gave. He was n good citiien, a kir-d father, and the sorrow of his chil- dren is his -best vouoher of a life well ppent, . - . , Cornelius, disabling it so that a new one was imperative. The new machine is a dandy and will do good work. Ladies, attention I Embroidery silk, washable art tikt and doileye at Wehrung & Sons. M. Bridges hat told bit in terest in the Climax Mill lo J. M. Greear, and Mr. Bridges will soon remove to Portland for temporary residence. Mr. Bridges hat been a factor in Hilleboro'a business life for many years, nnd ha many friends here. , W. B. TBOMAS GETS LKGACY Late Charlotte Hornbuckle Makes Him Sole Legatee. GIVES I400 TO CAKE OP PREACHERS Tho Legatee WeU'Koowa la Hcaverton, -.Raised by the Hot chuckles. - Ofiet ia Coraia-Woetar Block, Naka C HiUabofo, - Oitgoa , MARKET DAYS. One of the many attractions of the Native Soiih' Carnival, comment) October 2d. will be the daily r . . ..... ...a 1 auction sales IhlswiM he one 01 the ccatost orportunitiea of the season, to either buy or dispose nf stock and other property.' It is in tended to list all property, ana thoroughly advertise before the day of sale. Those havinit property they wish to dispose of would do wel to call on or drop a oara to u P Cornelius, auctioneer, or James H, Sewell, member of committee Cigar, at V. J. Barber's, 2nd St. The last will and testament of Charlotte Hornbuokle, who recent ly died at Beuverton, was filed in probate, Monday, The instru ment mimes W, It. 1 homas as egatee and " executor without bonds. The estate is valued at 7,t00, all of which goes to Thorn' as except $100, u lil-h is to be de posited in the Bai k of the Security Savings and Tiust Co., of Portland, perpetual, the annual interest to lie devoted to the cn .,f the sup eranriuated MeihoH-t Episcopal ministers. 1 noma'., is a young man about 30 years of age, and was adopted by hia benefactress and her husband, the late Geo Hornbuckle. some 21 years ago, The Hombuckles never raised any children. W. S. Ward, of Portland, ia at trney for the executor. The legacy is a neat little windfall for Mr. Thomas. v Pasturage for eowg. E. H. War ren, Hillsboro. County Clerk Morgan was a Portland visitor today. You can get Fly Bouncer and sprayer at R. H. Greer's grocery. Miss Elisabeth Milne has re turned from a vacation at Newport. L. E. Wilkes is home from Saka mania county. Wash., for a short stay. Complete line of flannelettes and outing flannels, at Schulmerioh Bros. -: ... C. Blaser and family returned last evening from a pleasant trip to Tillamook points. Loaded shotgun shells: sporting aoods. at Schulmerich Bros. Ev ery thing at very lowest prioes. Miss Bertha Clarke is now pre pared to do dressmaking and plain sewing; satisfaction guaranteed. At residence of Mrs. M, E. Everitt, 1 J. Whitmore was in town yester day and savs that Laurel hopraen will commence, picking Friday of next week, or by the following Monday, sure. The Climax Mill will hereafter be conducted by J, XL Greear and son, uiauae, inese gentlemen now owning a controlling interest in that institution. Why dress other than the best? Buy your clothing at H. Wohrung & Sons. Our suits are guaranteed. A good fit, for large or small, and prices that competition can't touch. Come and see us. J. D. Housley and family have returned from a summer s slay at LaGrande and other Eastern Ore gon points. They have com menced . housekeeping in' I their Washington street property. Butler, who celebrated his R2nd birthdav in June, returned yesterday from an extended visit to the li ovd siKier sawmiii looking very well, considering hi years, wr. uuuer is now v amongst the top-notohers as to pi! neerage, having crossed the Plains iu io. a a iwHMBa otaat THUS. N. A E. B. TONUli. Attorneyt-At-Laa. laoou- j, 4. it S. Norgaa Wk, HUlaoosw. LWiVaarwVrWirW JOHN VL WALL, ATTOaUlBY-AT-fcAW by a publisher recently from w- jgajuVMwVwVrW an editor at ita helm from reliable! taoi H tohcos. Wheelock Marsh down lo the gi ti ed but somewhat irresponsible Col. B. Eddy, to say nothing of the redoubtable Austin Craig, the world beater. H. F. Behrens, who is doing good busineet conducting a meat! market in Portland, was in town Sunday, making good with his many friends. . C. K. Beckwith has purchased offic Upstair, Baiter the M. M. Bridges residence 011 Rooms, tan' a. Second street, near tbe depot. The muaiiOKO. - OEKOOS. i".ru - there being three large lots. Mr. Beckwith ie the Southern Pacific agent here, and his venture will no doubt be a profitable one. C. C. Ryan, who three years ago nnened no the ice cream parlors 1 for 0. B Gates, waa in the city yyyivyW'Vrir'lr yesterday, representing a rortianu type writer supply house. BENTON BOWMAN, ATTORNEY-AT. LAW Notarial Work aad Coaveyaciia ttoomt 0 A 7 Monjau Blk.. UilUboro, Ore The city council met last Mon day evening and appointed J. J. Rector superintendent of the water nnd lisht nlant. and named O, G. Wilkes as his assistant. It was de cided to continue indefinitely the schedule now in force. The gentle men will assume their dutiea as soon as the plant is turned over to the city. - Yale & Snell bicycles at O. G. Wilkes' b ovele store, two doors north ot Hilleboro hotel. Herman Kaumouut, of below Raleigh was last week brought to this city on a John Doe warrant, channel? the theft of a watch from D P '.a . . . .1 Rosa Rhegitto, a daughter 01 me onion grower. At ine young man Could readily prove an alibi, he was released from custody. Bob Greer will sell you bacon and hams cheaper than any place in town. Eugene Dant, the Reedville thresher, waB In town yesterday and says the best yield so far threshed this year was a sixty acre field for Ferd Groner, of be hoi is, which went 69 bushels to the acre. The best wheat yield threshed by him is 28 bushels. Buv vour bacon and hams at reer'e; he is the cheapest. The Hillsboro school will opeu September 30th, and The Delta will have the new books togemer with .tablets, pens, pencils, slates, sponges and everything in school Hfppliea. -. 7. N. BARRETT, ATTOaNBY-AT-LAW l&uecasM to Barrett Adams.) Office. Up Stair, Central Block. la UUlsbora. DR. J. E. ADK1NS, Fiftcea years Bapenence Firstcl servicer, Caargw twMoaabto Office, U aim Bl '''' UlLUiBOUO, OBtaON. DR. CB. BRQWN, DENTIST 516 Deknm Building, Portland, Oregaa. Make Irequent visits to Hillaboro. Aa nouncenienta of time publiabcd. aVVVvVyerraA Corneliua Warehooac. The li. Bailey warehouse at Come lius is now ready to receive wheat, oats, hay, etc.. for shipping or stor age. Highest mrrket price paid at all times for grain and hay. L Bailey, Manager. Jos. E. Everitt, of thit city, it t nreaent making a visit in the ami will go mlouanada to r1"" bovhood scones t:l re'.zri' .--; Pjj-'' aV i; 1