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HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 4, 1902.
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"iN KAHNEST MONDAY'
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Me- CI
(.rowers, (icncrallv Vny
Vxnim per Hundred.
no
Htsr .'KICKS PAID rUK YKAKH.
All Yard Will. Willi but Hut i 1w
Kicrutuiu. Brtfla Nrit wcrk
Kcgla Xrit Wtck . J
Hop grower will start picker to
work nx I Monday morning in
nearly nil the yard In the county,
Mva on or two exception The
Sll, Itubrie, Bley and Ho
ehanan yard . Iiegin Monday, a
ell nit numerous smaller ytrJ'.
The scale paid this vnr U ninety
cent -r 'hundred pounds, n in
crease over that paid last year
fact, thi I Mugful price paid
Tor pick Inn for many year Tl
crop this year la of excellent qua.
tty, at 1 14I luit few grower lu Con
tracted Rl a Stliall liriff, ! few
having bargained for tn, eleven
mill twelve cent, Taken ll In all
till phllllUr Pi 111 Ixol i'HUHtl
lio) limit have had since hop gro
log amnunted to anything In the
county.
PUBLIC SALE.
Tllil und'-rsigned Kill aell at puhlic
miction at the N. A INrreit plMi e.
on half mil fit', of M on it li ml 1.
Nl 10 o'clock a in , on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER IS.
lll.tck uinr. 4 year, weight I. old;
grav li'ifnu. ' yr. wght 1 MX); r
i' 'hit, 10 yr. wght 1,4 0; lav
ware, 8 yr, wghl 1.500; brown
mare, '. yr, wght 1 400; ronel
driving- home. 8 yr.; hy aaddle
horse, 6 yrsjgray mir, wabt 1 ,4M);
14 held of choice milk cow, tomr
full blood Jerry, til young, under
years; 7 yearlings; 14 calve; GO
head of hog, young nil old; lot of
chicken"; 3D ton hy; Under,
mower, nearly new; Frank Bros,
drill; 1 1-Inch' plow; 3 14 In plow;
1 8 hore harrows; dire harrow,
Nml roller, 2 grindstones, liny fork
with rope and pulley, double climb
saddle, Mitchell wagon, S-wagon,
buck, 2 set tram harness, set plow
harness, buggy, wt lngl harness,
other fitrin i in piemen U, mil nunier
one otlu-r m-tii-lB".
T Kit MS OP 8AI.K
Our in iuliliorr, up in the uiotin
Inio iliMiii In n( Vuhinitoii coo li
ly, p-irlicu'orly thorn of iIim llnx
ton hihI (inW 1,'rrek :ountry, may
ho. fur railway t'omiiiiinicHtion
within it very fw yt-wrn. '1'he fact
tlm' H"l' f n roiopanir have loiiht
IhoiiMitiiiU 'if arri-a of tiuihcr laml
thiouifhoiil that H:liiii, ahouhl
Itivr ri.ooiirj.niiiriil to (arno-rt and
ai It hoiiot Iml li-ra that an rflort
will I m muiln to K'"! rallroadu built
tlirnugli to ilni ci.n-1 in ordi-r to
tihve xhippiiu lufilitiia. Within
i he laat two yt-nrn, ovrr twnty-Hye
lli'iiHitnd ni'ii- of tin, her laud have
Ix'i-n trmo-fi rrr.l in thin hi-lt.
1) t y hi iihkI 4 hl? (' miih anil
ch Hit, We ki'ip ihti liitKt Do
vniiiifiil L'Hiil'a fiiruirhiiig gooiU?
liave thrm. J)i yni li-'i (fro-
Him 1 1 r i irnm ir
I mm umu
W'r
orirT Of couran you do a nil r
hr ti-H I -. t And r-nirilirr that
II U'l'liruii V Kotia pay thr. hih
ri noirknt pricu for I inn produce
J, V. CuriicHu. who h;ii hrrn
f r :i; i n k on thr N A. llarrrtt plmr,
nrar Moiiiitnindale, in having a
puhtin nli- of hi peratmal prnprr
tv, lo lk plncr fii'ptriulMir 15.
Ill- Iihh aouiH line Mo'k, Jrnrv
m, yoiinn rlock. rtc, whicii
uliniitd rl I 'i-ll to dairymen. If
Von Kant aiiythinp i advi-rlinrf
in aii'itlo-r roluiiin, no lo liin inlr.
Tiim llrt ti-am in the lint in one
of the limut ii. the county.
tVlirn furmiTH ar in nwd of ag
riculliiral iiiiph-int'nlH thry chnuld
Hi'liulmrrich Bron ' atock. The
arr fiielory arntu for 0born and
D-rting hitrv-tiiiK machinr, Kock
InUihI p!oM and Imrrow, and
I'incr diilU. Al-o carry a full linr
of hutfuira. wh.u'i and arnvral
hanlrtNir.
A ni-rnt nuitilit r o( 1 Iim Arcuf,
iii if(,-rrio 1 1 oi l ronit Imurr l.r
lug ninti'il, HU'rd lliut ItiK build-
in u in eld to llilMwaa
prrur. ' ht' h lild'i.g was coro'lriicl
I hv ll.-nrv Wi-hinng in 1S)J,
and ill" Iniiilirr vhii,I hand inadr,
and nmnufacturud nul of cedar. It
M in rxcllrnt repair, and ia Ix-ttrr
nr-arrvHil Hiau the wooden build
IngK in the town, which were built
twenty yean ago.
Iit the electric lin come l)rn
ni hi here to stay, because thr peo
ple iiiiMt have rterlmg grocetiea.
Tlio 1'iaiii "ml W brand leada the
vitii Thi i th (uitiiig aeanon.
(let your lunch uppli.m from Den-iii-.
A !!( the people who deal with
if Inn price and quality are not
right.
Tin) a;dwalk committee of tbe
city council went all over the city
ll week, .lurching for defective
One of The l'lcttiest (lames
IMayed This Year.
UOYS ARE I'LAYIXC CHEAT BALL.
Waol Anoiher Turo at Ipthorch Nine.
llarrrtt a Catcher.
The Diamond V" added another
calp to their girdle, Sunday, when
they defeated Waverly by a ncore
of 8 to 6. Tbe Tiaitore came out
with a picked nine from tbe me
tropolis, but they were not in it
with Joa Powiia' colli not for a
minute. Barrett waa in from
Grernrilte, and did rome fine work
catching, throwing nut two m-n on
recond with the greatrat rme.
Vaiiderxanden held down lirat hare.
and wa in good trim for neat
work. Frarik Sajipington pitched,
and did ioua very clever toening
Cook and Hatch were at their bent,
and that, of ourse, means that
they put up ball second to none.
Hare and Mill covered their
ground in finw ehape, while Alliron
and W'ann. in tbe 6ld, loat no
lime in making good. A. C. Shute
umpired the game and gave univer
aid aatirfaction. The viritor
hiought one-armed pitcher with
them, and although he bad some
very nice curves, he a found
without much trouble. To even up
mattera, Happington waa induced
to pitch the game with but. one
hand
. ..i.. irt aiili-walaa. Kiev found nlenly ol
ID ami unner, caan, i-r .... ,- ;. ,, '!."
d note 7 peri11"" i "' m l' '"r ' '
iili-i:Ci! etrry w li'iro until mey mi
i linvnd llie o'treetH nllt'into the t'OUIl-
Ilnr HV wlierti IIktd were in HKiewnma
year a nine, appmvei
" cent inti-r'-at
Lunch rervrd rt ikviii.
J V. COH.KKt.UI,
H I', t'orn-hua, Auctioneer.
Maaqueraiie Ball.
There will be a mark ball, in
the hall adjoining Miller' hotel, nl
Coriuliua. on Saturday night.
Heptemlier 13th. Dance ticket. 50
cent Beat of munio. Hefrerh
iimnta will be fervrd in tba ball
Ora Co ik and Henry Hart, fl r
manager.
The line up war;
Diamond W. Waverly.
' Birretl." c Heitrruan
V H:)pj)ingtoii. . p Gannon
'anderand-r .1 h Aurtin
Hatch 2 b Kmerick
Cook .; 3 b Merley
Hart) Jnhuson
Allieoit r f Dorner
Wann of Faley
Mill If. Meyer
Diamond W -I 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1-6
Vavery 1 0 10 0 0 2 0 1 0-6
ELKS' CARNIVAL AT PORTLAND
Seal of Minnesota cigar at
Connick.
I Mir Lena Abbott, of I'ortland,
viaited with relative her today.
Only boy' golf birt in town, at
The Karket. riixe 12 to 14$.
Mr. L. M. Hoyt ha returned
from an extended outing at Seaside.
Another touch of auramer weath
er tbe first of thr week.
Wanted To buy 20 to 30 head
of Angorae, ewe Write or r D.
F. Kuhn, Buxton, Ore.
W. W. Bosco and W. E. Mc
Court have returned from a visit
to the Seattle Elks' Carnival.
Complete line of Battenburg ma
terial at the Racket Htore. Braid,
pattern and thread everything
you want,
S. B. Huaton and family return
ed from Nye Creek last Thuraday
evening, after an outing of several
week.
W. J. Benson is arranging to
atari a ateam wood aw, and will
take order from now on.
H. T. Bluir ha just "niehed de
livering two hundred cords of four-
foot wood for use at the city power
plant. .
Boys' blark aateen shirts, 40 nd
45 cent; cheaper than you can
make them, ueiits work aniris
45 cent, uowards. The Racket
Store.
II B. Morean. years ago sheriff
of thi county, was in the city yea
terday," renewing "auld acquaint."
Cotton towel craub, 4 and 6 cent
per yard. i,inen,ai cenia; conon
loweln, 15 cent per pair and up-
ard; al-o linen towtla, at tne
Racket Store.
Geo. Kirkwood Wan down from
the Grove today. lie thinks ol
moving back ti Hillsboro in the
not fur dirlant future.
Scrub, hand, bath, clothes, toolh
and all kinds of brushes, at Tbe
Racket. Also whisk broom.
Cheaper than elsewhere.
Cbaa. L. Baker, of Sumner,
Watm.. accompanied by bis mother,
is a guest of John Humphrey
They came over to see the Elk'
Carnival, at I'ortland.
Gas lamp, cheaper and better
than electricity. Simple to care
for and absolutely safe. The Rack
et Store.
k is mm
AGAINST FAMILY COW
Hillsboro Ik vines are Kdu
cated to High Standard.
INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS.
Mtaowhil tbe Geotle Animal la Peace
fully Grazing In tbe Streeta.
in insiiect. Ha may looK lor a
ireneral reeonrl ruction of the walk
In lli nuur future.
Coin nieiioing SeplDtiilirr 1, II.
Wehrung A Sons will give tickets
aitheuch dollar cili purchase on
premiums, as follows: First prise,
elegant 52 tdece. set dih-; 2nd
prim, gent' $10 suit clothe; 3rd
prise, hoy' uit or girl' aires pat
tern, value, 5
1C B. Tonsil" will take quite a
siring ol horse to the f tale Fair to
THIS WILL INTBREST FARMERS I compete lor the purm nung up ai
For the Elks' Carnival the South
ern Pacific Co. will sell tickets
from all stations In Oregon to
Portland and return, on August
31st, September Island 5th to 11th
inc uaive. at creatly reduced rate.
Account "Elks' Day" tickets will
be sold on September 3rd and 4th
at one fare for the round trip, with
a maximum of !f9C0.
Snt-cial attraction have been
provided, which will in ike this
Carnival the finest ever held on the
coast.
Grsnl parade every day, in
which the beautiful queen of the
Carnival will sotiear before her
admirinff subjects.
Don t fail to visit the Midway
PlHisance, the German-Village and
Jabour's Oriental Extravaganza.
If you Slav at home you will spend
the rest of your lit regretting u
ua io i
shijept
To the public: ThN biing I ha fi
nal issue of the county paper be
fore we ship, our exhibit to Hie
i tale fair, wa will make a final call
for good specimen which anyone
may ha'e. We urgently request
you to send in what you have at
once, a It i now too late for us to
call and get them, we mul
by the 1 lib Instant, we are anon
on the line of vegetable, and those
who have any nice sample of ve
tablc will oonfer a great favor on
us by bringing ibrm in at once, oi
not later than the lOlli of lh
month. Weoould also use some
more nice peoimen of fruit,
well a som good, plump, newly
threshed grain, which can ba re
turned lo you after tbe fair if yon
wish it Ths Grange cninmittees,
wh'ob have any exhibits in their
possession are requested to send
ihrm in at once. Thin is the final
call, and nil are invited to respond
with seal. The benefit will he mu
tual. Let ui all do our part nd
make Washington aouuty talked ol
by Fair visitor.
Heidtl A Wall,
Managers Washington ooanty
exhibit.
Hubsoribe for the best county p
er The Argu
Money to loan in sums to suit.
II. T. Biigloy, Hillsboro.
Commissioner' court waa in ses
sion this week for the regular
monthly term. '
"A long pull and a strong pull"
is alright sometimes, but if your
rsior pull get a strop at The Del
ta. Large assortment.
Miss Eva Froome, of Pendleton,
and Miss Alice Gray, of Atorla,
are in thr city visiting their class
mate, Mies Elizabeth Milne.
Beef. Iron and Wine, when prop
erly combined, make an Ideal Ton
ic and llestoralivt. flucn an arnoie
you will find at The Delta. Price,
50 cjnts.
Kenyon Crandall, one of Wash
ington county' pioneers of 1852, is
up from San Franoisco for a visit
with the old timers. He is the
guest of his nephew, The Argus
publisher,
the race meeting. Among tnose
which he has entered sre Mark
Hnitna, Portia Knight, Bessie Love
h.oi and Sin Toy These are some
good hits of horseflesh, and he
should pall down tome of the prise
money
Lily Extracts, nin.iufactured by
,tter & Gallowsy, are guaran-
ed. ai d. if they do not give satis
faction the money will be returned.
These extracts are kept by all
stores. Try them and ba con
vinced Absolutely mire. No
drug'. Ask for Lily Extracts.
Threshing continue lively, and
many farmers are hauling their
wheat into town for storage. The
ronds will be full of teams In a
teek orsttoii a nmttrr, when all
gat tarted. The mills over the
oountv are busy grinding on the
nw crop, whichTtliongh slight in
yiald, is of excellent quality.
Crescent Flour will give youat
infliction. Ask your grocer for It
Gel it once and your kitchen will
r ot be without it. We have plnced
ihi Hour with Johu Dennis, Main
street, for the Imnettt of thoeo who
use and call for it Crescent Blllls.
Foreit Grove.
At i o'clock in the afternoon, on
Thursday, September 11, Marshal
Atkinson will sell a brown horse,
blate face, about three years old,
al the Wiley & Dennis barn. Here
i a chsnce for some one tn buy a
licrse cheap. Go and make an
oner
The Fall line of dress goods,
flannelette, otilinus. oreton. table
linens, etc . will arrive at H Well
rung & S-ns, September L Finest
mid most complete line ever
brought to Hillsboro.
Dr. A B Bailey Iiob opened den
tal purlore in the Bailey-Morgan
block. Moms 10 and 11, where he
will b- pleased to meet his patrons
and friends after Monday, Septem
ber 8
W. V, Wiley wns at Salem this
week, getting 'hi bar-privileges in
shiipt) to be ready for the lair when
ittipens.
Every dnv n new stock of men's,
ladies' and "children's shoes arrives
at H. Wehrung & Sons. Quality
the beBt and prices the lowest.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS.
Water ai d light hills must be paid
noi later than the 10th of esc
1 1 , 1 1 1 1 ih.itnd. hereafter. all payments
must lie made at the otlice of the
underMiiiied. H. T. BaOI.KY,
Recorder.
Taken Up.
12
At my p!ce, 1 mile north
Ith-dville. one bay mare, about
year old; S white feet, and elar on
fnrnlmil d Owner can have same
by proving properly and payin
charges. James isorwicic,
Keeavme, vr.
Fruit Wanted.
The city council will soon, o it is
said, engage in the pleasant dis
cussion as to whether or not an or
dinance shall be passed prohibiting
cows to run at large. Tbe measure
is beintr drafted and will, in all
likelihood, be brought before the
next session of tbe city fathers.
There is a strong sentiment among
many for prohibitive measure?,
while on tbe other hand the owner
of the cow, collectively, without
many break, i for letting the ani
mal run at large. Hillsboro cow
are great pets, anyway, and can't
do much harm, they are that gen
tle. One family cow walked into
Milnt's warehouse last Saturday
night, before closing time, took
down her back bair, pot on her
night gown and proceeded to camp
in the office until Sunday morning,
when she was discovered and turn
ed out to grass. "Boss'' didn't want
any breakfast, but made a bee-line
ror me luaiaiin river io jenunun
of water to help foment what grain
she might have eaten, this is
only a sample of bow domestic a
cow can become under favorable
circumstances. If the Hillsboro
cow keps on a few more year, she
will get through the eighth grade
and nothing short of tbe State Ag
ricultural College will satisfy her
educational instincts.
J
I The state fair will commence
September 15th, and maoy from
this county have signified their in
tentions of going to the capital city
for a vacation while the great do
ings are on. President Wehrung,
of the 8tate Board, lay that the
show ia to be one of the biggest for
year, and whatever he eaye in
thi regard is a good as gospel
Several horses from the Tongue
stabl3S will be competitor for tbe
splendid purses hang up, we shall
have a good exhibit, and Brother
William will be there to greet his
many friends. Take a few days
off, farmers, and go up and see the
state house and the penitentiary
and the big how.
Tracy ia dead not so with John
Dennis. He keeps the finest selec
tion of boot and shoes on tbe
market. Fit your feet and feel
fine. ,
A forest fire caused Geo. Sue
bauer a loss of about 600 bushel
of wheat and oats in the stack the
other evening. Tbe boys were out
trying to save a fence which was in
danger, when they noticed that the
Barnes had run to within a few feet
of the hop bouse. Going to that
building they found it had caught
Tbey extinguished this, and sud
denly discovered that tbe stacks
were on Ore. It bad too much of a
start to do much towards saving
the grain and they put in their
time saving the baro, which was
within a hundred feet of the stacks
PUBLIC SALE.
of
W can pav HO per ton for Italian
prunes, up" to 70'e; for apples, $6
per ion. tmisDoro r run uner
Express wagons and croquet ets
at E. L McCormick s.
H. L. Boardman, president of
MoMinnville College, will preach
at Baptist church, Sunday, at 11
a. m. He will also preach at tbe
Methodist church, at 8 p. m.
Get your wood in out of the rain.
Those ' wanting wood sawed by
steam saw may leave orders with
the undersigned, or at the Grange
store. JattifS Harwood.
Hop picking will begin in tbe
Wm Bgley ysrJ. Lrisyyillo, Mon
day, September 8, rain or shine.
All pickers registered will please
make arrangements accordingly.
We handle the best. For men
and bova' clothing, you cun't beat
H. Wehrunu & Sons. Ask those
who always buy of us. Call in and
see us and you will buy of us.
The Epworih League held a pic
nioat Davis' hill lust Friday night
The illumination consisted of a big
bonfire, and the pqutd refreshments
of watermelons. A (oily time is
reported.
This will interest the ladies. H.
Wehrung & Sons have a handsome
line of ladies' tailor-made skirts;
handsome, latest styles and finest
qualities. No need to go to Port
laud. Call in and ees our line.
Perry Wateoii was down from
Greenville the first of the week,
and be says that Banks is now an
iHiiirant for trade auainst which
Greenville will have to rustle.
The Diamond Ws are O K, and
go are tnose new cigars juhi, io-
ceived at McCormick s See bis
ad in another column.
E. C. Bailey, of Salem, is in the
city this week, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. KufuB Haggener. air.
Bailey is connected with a bard
ware establishment in the capital
cilv. and eenerally spend his an-
ntial vacation tn "this man s town.
Take vour grain to the Aplin
Mills, at Cornelius. They will pay
you the highest market price, or
warehouse your grain. Carry
grain sacks. Apliu Mill, Corne
lius.
Mrs. Sutherland, of Scholls, has
beeu granted a petition to sell the
Barbow ranch, near achous, ana a
lot in Yamhill county. Notice of
the sale will be found in another
column.
Miss Buulah Blood, iashionable
dressmaker, desires the patronage
of the ladieH of Hillsboro and vi
cinity. Apprentices wanted. Sec
ond street, oyer Wilkes' notary
office.
For rent A farm of 95 aores, 75
acres in cultivation; house of ten
rooms; good orchard; running
water through farm. Kenter may
have privilege of paying rent by
work on farm. Iuquire at this othce.
A voune man by the name of
McDowell, on tbe Hawthorne place,
recently cut his foot to the bone
with an axe. Dr. Tamiesie dressed
the wound, and he is getting along
nicely.
Don't ovei look this After Sept.
1, until further notice, for each $5
purchase in shoes, rubbers or hos
iery. Dennis 'will give the pur
chaser a handsome doll, suitable
for a Christmas gift,
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Shute de
parted Wednesday eve for a trip to
Adams, Uregon, wnere mey win
visit with relatives and friends
Mr. Shute will visit the famous
Walla Walla valley while up in
that section.
Dr. Jas. Withycombe, Vice-Director
of , the Oregon Agricultural
Collece. wa in the city this morn-
inn. enrou te to Portland. While
here he made a visit to his South
Tualatin farm.
Frank Vandoiuelon loat a build-
in. at Greenville, Tuesday morn
ing, about 4 o clock, and the nre is
Bunuosed to be ol incendiary origin
Peter Vandehey had what is known
as a eallon house in the building.
The loss is supposed to be about
J400. There was $100 insurance.
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the Calvin Jack farm,
one mile east of Farmington, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. m , on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
Six beads first-class milk cows,
graded Jerseys; 3 betters, 1 year
line bull, 1 sorrel horse, 3 shoats
a lot of chickens and geese; Bain
farm waaon, spring wagon, Cham
pion self-binder, W A Wood mower
cultivator, hand seeder, spring
tooth barrow, pegtooth harrow, J &
I Case plow (14 inch), 2 sets dou
ble harness: 2 10-gal, 1 8-gal and 1
5-gal milk can; a lot of farm tools
and other articles too numerous
to mention. :
TERMS OF SALE: !
All sums under $10. cash; over $10,
one year's time, approved note, 8
per cent interest; l per cent on on
all cash sums over $10.
Will be pleased to show intend
ing purchasers above property any
time before sale.
J. J. Kbkbs, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Brick for Sale
Parties wanting firat-elaea bUiij
brick, $6 00 per thousand, call oa
or add rea.
Oroner & Rowell Go.,
Scholls, Oregon.
PKOFKSSIOaUU
F. A. BAILEY, ZX. IX
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Office Mu.gaa-BUt7 black ay jtakm
Rooms la-li il ia.
west carat M Ha
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PHYSICIAN AND SURCIOM
Office at Hteiiieae bet l Coart Inn
WrTSrrWSW
JAMES PHILLIP K TAXIEtUK. M. D,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Stugeo Southera Pad&c RaUiwal Caw
Consultation ia F reach et Iliglsaa M
bcaadRetdscotkaid f Matm,
car Odd Fellows' fetUoiag, UUhism
Real Estate Tranaters.
$1
A R Narraway to Jno M Cress
160 a sec 18 t 3 n r 5 w....
G W Beal to Jno M Beal Its 7
and 8 blk 2 Gaston 300
A Baldwin to Mary Wheeler e
J It 3 Walker's ad Forest G 650
I Geo Kneser to E K Watts
pt sees 21 and 28 1 1 s r 2w..ztiV5
A S Shaw to Daniel ariey ou
ainsecl3tlsr2w 2700
Arthur Williams to Jno Schoe
der Lbr Co 160 a sec 10 1 1 s
r 6 w 1600
John M Wall to A B Bailey It
1 blk 2 Thome's ad Hillsb'o 475
Zeno B Drum to Jno Schroeder
Lbr Co 161 a sec 6 t 1 s r 5
w 1600
John M Wall to Benton Bow
man lot in South Hillsboro. 100
Kdw Murphy to Jno Schroe
der Lbr Co 160 a sec 12 1 1
sr6 w ..1000
Wm C Puffer to Jno Schroeder
Lbr Co 160 a sec 31 1 1 n r 5
w 2000
Laura Irwin to Jno Schroeder
Lbr Co sec 32 tl nr5w...l500
Saml Bearv to Jno Schroeder
Lbr Co "160 a sec 10 1 1 s r
6 w 2000
W W Truesdell to W W
Beardley 80 a John Landess
d lo 4200
Nancy Banks to J J Hartley
74 a sec 31 t n r 3 w. . . . 43
B F Purdy to Fred Rounds 5
a in A Harper die 325
Ora L Truitt to C A Anderson
1 a Lawrence Hall die 125
Eli Smith to J L Washburn
99 a sec 14 1 2 n r 5 w. . . . .1000
First Natl Bank Hillsboro to
Wm Bagley Sr Us 9 and 10
blk 6 Hillsboro 100
Interstate Land & Lumber Co
to Jno Schroeder Lbr Co
3,360 acres timber land in
Washington county
Fifty bead of high grade Angora
goats for sale; wetbers and does.
Lawrence & Sons, farmington.
The Sunnyside Weed men base
ball nine and the Diamond W
will play at the local grounds next
Sunday, and the visiting team is
coming to the city strengthened to
what it was tbe last time it was
here. This will be the last game
under the present baseball man
agement this season, and if there
are any more games it will be en
tirely under a new deal. Those
who want to see a good game
should come out Sunday and they
will not be disappointed.
Those having public sales of per
sonal property naturally desire a
eood crowd at their sale. Ibe Ar
gus has a big circulation, and
reaches more people than any
other paper in Washington county
if not more than all others to
gether. Bring your sale bills to
The Argus and have your ad. in
its columns, if you want a crowd of
buyers at your sale. Ask any ex
perienced auctioneer if this is not
true.
Wanted 200 head ewe lambs
Cotswold preferred. John Milne,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
Hinshaw & Wheeler intend
starting their drier next Tuesday
and they will keep the kiln warm
for weeks after the fires are once
built. They have already contract
ed for several hundred tons of fruit,
and they will do a rushing bnsi
ness. They already baye fruit
enough in sight to last them some
time.
Wanted A sirl to do genera
housework. Steady work, fall and
winter. Inquire at this office.
The Tualatin hotel claims tbe
honor oi having the highest rose
bush in the city. One of the
branches of a vine went through
one of the clapboards about ten
feet above the ground; tben wound
its way through the darkness be-
tween the studding and tbe outer
wall, finally appearing at the very
eaves of the building, which is two
story.
Miss Mildred Warren, of Port
land, has been the guest of Miss
Ruby Palmer, this week.
D. B. Lusby. near Greenville,
had a rustle to save his residence
from beine burned the other morn-
hing. It was early, and the roof
cauht from a spark. A little bard
-work saved the building with but
little damage.
Miss Nellie Richards, of Port
land, is the guest of Miss Bessie
Sigler.
Onion raisers report that the
crop this year is much lighter than
laBt, but that a much better quality
orevatls. Down in tbe Beaverton
district the shortage is said to be
more general than up along tbe
bottoms of the Tualatin.
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GEO. B. BAOLEY
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HILLSBORO, . . OIUOI.
II T. Ba.lev" and Laurel M
Hovt will represent Phoenix Lodge
No. 34, Knights of Pythias, at the
coming session of the Grand Lodge
to be held in Portland early in Oc
tober. The Uniform Rank will at
tend the meeting of that body, at
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORNBY-AX-LAW
Office la Corwla-WostM Mack, Mala Is.
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JOHN U. WALL,
ATTORNSY-AT-bAW
Office Upstair, Bailey Mergaa
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W. N. BARRETT.
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HILLSBORO
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Heidel & Wall
Largest liet of farm lor sale ia Wash
ington County. Moacy to loaa. Coa
vcyancing, etc. We will eell your farm
for you.
Hillsboro ..Orefoa
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OR. j. E. ADK1NS,
Fifteen year Kxpcriaace ti
DENTISTF '
Firatclaaa Service. Charge Reasonable.
Office, Union Block, over Schulnetich
Bros.' Store.
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Fred J. Berger and Martha M.
Wuttke were married at Bethany,
August 21.
Marriage license has been grant
ed Robeat Wymore and Miss Bessie
M. Shaver, of Tualatin vicinity.
County Commissioner Ward
brought down from Gaston some
fine samples of grain for the fair
exhibit this week. Mr. Ward says
Nearly one hundred hop pickers
left this city this week for the Pike
and Yamhill county hop yards, go
ing by team. The yards up that
way are larger than down here, and
furnish work lor a longer periou.
See notice of sale of J. J. Krebe,
Farmington, in another column.
Mr. Krebs has bought tbe farm
ington store, formerly owned by
Boge Bros., and will take posses
sion October 1.
The city of Cornelius is to have
anoiher wet goods store another
saloon being opened there this
week, ibis maces mree saioons
there now as many as Hillsboro
has.
George White, who attended the
public school herd's few years ago,
and who is How attending Mount
Angel College, ia in the city this
week, visiting friends.
William Marsh Jr., of Center
ville, while feeding a thresher the
other day, lost the tip of one of hit
fingers by contact with the cyhn
dei. Dr. F. A. Bailey attended.
B. BAILEY, D. D. &
Dentist.
Rooms 10 and 11,
Morgan-Bailey Block
Hocas 9 to u a. m., and I to 4 r. m i
Hillsboro Obeoon
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DR. C B. BROWN,
DEINTIST
516 Dcknm Building, Portland, O.sfsm.
Makes frequent visit to HUlbo. Aa
nouncement of time pabliahod. ,
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df.2diwaict
Northrop, Proprietor.
Newly Furnlthtaj
and Renovated.
A firt-clae table aad '
all accommodations '
for the convenience
of guest. ...
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that time, and contend for some of he lost one of bis most valuable! Mrs. Geo. R. Bagley has rerurned
the priies offered. ' horses Monday. from Seattle.
Residence Fainter.
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