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HILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 11, 1902.
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The (iiuydotiHTell That I'm
grew Is Being Made.
MICH OP SURVEY IS X SttllONKH.
W lit lit Ktady tu Have Dli I Moved a
Sorni aa Kltit uf way I fViHaud.
Jauie II. Sewall, chairman uf the
right-of-way oniumiltw, wan in
I'nrtlai.d the last of tlm wk. nod
while them had a confernm with
the Uraydomi, who tolil him that
their eastern people were in readl
mit ta start work n the proponed
. . it .... .i..t.i ..r
lcirio lino a wmn " nn" ,Mi
way was iMiHired along llm autvey
A great deal of oroaa tMr-olioi ha
linen rim, and the next thing i lb
Kround upon which the line l'
be run. The commiHe will "rk
steadily until all lh concwHionK
aro math', and the company will
llieti alarl to active construction
The axlwlion of, the fair site at the
fmt of Willamette IMghla, will
da uijch to help puah th iw
road, and will help Ita trallio right
(mm the atart. Mr. Sewell eav he
will hurry the grant a rapidly a
piMwllile.
PUBLIC SALE.
Th" Diam ind W an nw under
n lien iiiHiniii'iiiitiit. and the nine
I ht ply it erriiH ol four gaiiiM
.nth tin' CiinmliuH uiiir, the first
Huitif t i l' p'ayid at Fort-al drove
m xt Sunday. 'I'he locals tire gt
ting iiiln khitpo tu k'ivb the Forest
(.iriivii-Criifliua boys a run for
tlit-ir luuney. Quite a crowd will
gu iiti frmn here tu Hie them win
mil r witiiffH their departure
hoiiiH iiiinii- nil l heir tail feather.
Tim pccnml Kiune will he played ill
thix iity the following Sunday
Hlmulil the game break even,
Miuiituer A (!. Hhute, of the I f 1 1 lx-h.-rn
leHin, H.iya that the fifth game
will he played to ace who are the
vii'lui". Tito lice-lip cannot be
prot'iired, hul the locali will con
sist nl old time favorite.
When farmer are in need of ay
ricu'tnriil Implement they should
M Se.illlllierieh lirOH.' Stock. They
lire fit' tor y asjentt for Oidmriie and
Deerii'i harvesting carbine, Rock
Inland plowH itnd Imrrowi, and
Tiger diilln. A lm tarry a full line
of buggies, wagon and generil
hardwire,
Thin lam hreit a week of smoke
Shtfliing ti'ed nie burning here and
there, and (eiu-ea are nuftvriug. It
ia Ire and aim.ke every here. Of
thtt littler there han l.ei-n more than
nn HliMiithnH'e here in town. It
haa beejt ao ihink that it could al
moat h cut aith tt cleaver. One
man, who by tlte way ia a church
ineinher, aitya that it waa ao thirk
Monthly evening thiit when a leant
drovw ilirini jh M tin Hi reel it cut
lt hunk of ainoke into two walla,
leavin'tr behind (he team a "wake"
nut unlike lht left on lh watera
, . i mi ii ....iii. by rt bo it in (ntnst All Com
1 he unt.era.gneo , . .e., , , .. n), , fc (w
miction ai t: nm ,inrit.i , i...
i utile enutheaet of Hillab.r
1 mil" from Karntington.al 10 a. in , I y;m in-
it It
ilr.tna i I r;iin tt ell!e it,
l v ti ne.-d .t It -t ? I
HATl'KDAV, SKIM'KMbrCIt
! . one Mm.
the li
t"U nei.l ye.i.'a fnriii"llii fc-i'id-
. . . - I - k 1..1 1 it,'
,VK,;4-.roll horae.ltrc.kr; J . t ol J. W., .n.v ,.,, lo von I ml urn
inilirok; j tfowa, browl aow, nun t t - i rt 1 tt coiir-e Vi-tl do an I we
ler. nplg, ft monlhaulil; itrw J'j ,l'0' 1HV ii,e I e-( Ami leoii'iiiher that
t .n I'Uno liiml-r, i ll.Wmxl niowri i " "r" , ' ,
V.ger lakr, .prlitg-tootli liarro-v, 2 .tra eat m iiket prn-e for l.irm produce
h.rrowa. roller, fanning mill, h.vrr.W.I W(n 1iw( )1
Ml new wora nawfta, '"-" m i... ,nA
alogl uaroraa, J aoi
coi, iS-yal kettle, a
lot ol Hurb.nk iul
potato aao aumrroiit
Ktrly ROM
otbrr article.
TKRM8 OP BALK:
Under 110, caah; $10 and over, one
year' lime, app'oyed note, 7 per
ctnt Intereat Two per oeul dia
touiit for caah on auma over $10
Jons Swasaon, Owner.
Ii p t'orneliui, Auotioneer.
ELKS' CARNIVAL AT PORTLAND
For the Kika Carnival the South
ern raclllo Co will aell lickma
from all alationa in Oregon to
I'orihnd and return, on Auguai
.Slat. Henleinlier let and Slh to lUh
iucluaive, at greatly reduced ralea
Account "Klka" Day" tickeia will
t aold on September 3rd and 4!h
t mm fare for the round trip, with
h minimum of I9W.
Spwilal attractiona have lw
provided, which will unka thia
Carnival the flneal ever held on the
coaet.
Grant paradea every day. in
which the beautiful queen of the
Carnival will appear before he'
admiring lubjeoti.
Don'i fail tovieit the Midway
Smith 11 lowtti, aged about 4!, who
fell Ironi an apnle trie while gath
ering fruit on the hum of DeWitt
Merrill. Mr. Hlntim hud a de
acent of nhitut fifteen feet, and bad
ly injured una of hie hip and the
lower norlion of hie apine. It will
he v:itl day before he will be
able to navigate Minimi had but
reetmUy tfft one of the Portland
hnaplliila, here h eulfered with
lung fever, and thia accident will
nalttrally nttike him feel that luck
ia Hg 'ioat him The doctor hope
to have hint nut before very long
tjei voitr wood in out uf the rain.
Thoae " wanting wood auwed bv
ateamea mv leave oruera who
the undesigned, or at the Orange
alorti Jarr.ea Uarwood.
The aile of the hewia A Clark
Hximfitiou ia in ulnae to Washing-
inn ctintv im it could have been
cho-en and yet remained in Mult
nomah i?.-unv The grounds will
he at the loot of Willamette
IHghia, which ia located junt at
the end of the Cornell road or
muni plainly apeaking, al the end
d the highway to Portland via
Cedar Mill. Thi te of coneidera-
hie importance to our people, as
tTGAGK TAXES
liliDL'l'EI) 50 PEP, CENT
If Paid tin or Before Novem
ber 1. VH)2.
A bOOD CHANCE FOR DEUXgUEXTS
Other County Unit Butties and the
ri.:,.. in,,u..l
II A
The Court baa ordered that re
luct ion of fiO jHsrcent will I made
on nil mortgage taxea due county
if paid before November 1, 1902.
W H OilN-rt, petition; deed
granted If tax, coete, penalty, to.,
la paid,
IVtition M Ulmer, change of
road on petitioner land; Robert
Walker. 11 N" Thomaa and M 8
I'.arnea, viewera.
Petition Mary Cardwell; ordered
that payment of f ICO will aecure
deed of land aold for taxea.
Appointment of I, C Walker aa
deputy surveyor confirmed.
Vote.1 ta allow J W Ooodin C0
extra to put cedar bliM;ka under
benla of long Itridge.
Sheriff ordered to protect band
tand againat vandaliatu.
Jo W Marah conlirmed aa mem
ber of Hoard ot Kxaminera.
Perry Watson appointed juctice
for Dairy precinct.
IVtition Fred Mat, road near
Mouiitaindale; J II Dorland, W C
Jackavm and Kdmond Comeliua,
UieWefK, to IU'et Sepleil.ber 10.
.i i i I i- - ..ii.. I,. .... I..
IJeil ll IHIMI. In ll.i, w
A W Ailen uiHin tinyiiient of
Couniv clerk'a receipta, Auuoet,
if't ; recnrih r'a receipta, f llm OH.
O.dered that lli county hoard
adverlife for hid for keen of covin-
ty poor ami for rental of poor farm.
' Clark .t Utiebanan, experta;
clerk dincted t-i draw warrant not
to exceed if.riU, upon tiling of rt
porta of varioua ullice
Tlta fullowma claima were
allowed,
M 8 Dilty, 'Jlili:ter btliltje . . .$i85 oo
M S Dmlrv. Gitliiiiber " .... 170 0C
P E Vtet, relunikil ami tmit 3 35
?U oo
51 9
Pluieanoe, the Herman illage anu u, w j,, gt ,ht, tM f n,H ,,ro
Jabour'a Oriental Kxtrayaga.ua. ,or mK
if you etav t home you will apend
Ihe real of your lift regretting It.
PUBLIC SALE.
The underalgned will aell at public
auction at the N. A. Barrett place,
una-half mile eaat of Mountaindale,
at 10 o'clock a. m , on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER Ift,
Black mare, 4 yeare, weight 1,650;
ray horae, 6 yr, wght l.n00; r
reU mare, 10 yra, wght 1,4W bay
mare, 8 yra, wght 1,600; brown
mare, 9 yra, wght 1,400; eortel
driving hone, 8 yre; bay waddle
horae,5 yra; gray mare, wght l,4iKl;
14 head ol ohoiot mug cowh, aome
full blood Jeraeya, all young, under
ti years: 7 yearling; 14 calvea; till
head of hog, young and nhij lot of
chicken; aO tone hay; binder,
mower, nearly new; Frank Rro
drill; 11-Inch plow; 3 14 In plow;
i 8-horae harrowa; diao harrow,
land roller. 2 grlndalonea, hay fork
with rope and pulley, double cinnhe
addle, Mitohell wagon, aj-wagon
Let the electric line ?oine Pen-ni-"
i here to alay, becatiae the peo
ple nni-i have "sterling groceries.
The. Iiiitu'nd W brand lead the
van Thia i the outing eeaBon.
(let your lunch anpplio from Den
ni. Aak the people who deal with
if hie prices ami quality are not
riuhl..
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JlOJt piCKIOK i;ifiiiiuiivv.
WaahltiEtmi county Monday morn
ina, with the exceptions of two or
three ynrila The town haa prao
licnlly been deBerled. and will be
fur t h iiHt two weeka, The con-
tingenl which went to the Yamhill
and Pike yards lfi the city Friday
ami Saturday.
Commencing September I, H.
W eh r una & Son will give tickets
with each dollar cash purchase on
premium, aa follow: First prize,
eleeant f2 piece set dit-hea; 2nd
prixe, gent's H) suit clothe; 3rd
prize, boy' mit or girl's dre pat
Ui n, value, If ft.
Book-keeper Cal. Jack Jr., of the
Geo II WHcok. eMti)g and col
V W Llvenuore, bridge lumtwr. .
l.umlirr Co. lumber for
roait dUtiict II 8o
Frect Haniel. bridge lo dint II... 7 oo
V W Llvermore, Ibr in dtit 22 .. . 17 3
lohn SlribicU. Iraoie for rock
ciusher elevRtor 11 60
1 0I1 mo 11 Broi. b and r 41 3J
Slietnto Bacon, bounty wildcat 2 00
I T Uratignonl " " 2 00
W F Wagner " " 00
W M Uckwn. treat aalary 5" 00
A M Colliiu, janitor 38 00
W II Morton, patipertt 7 96
C R Brwllev. " tf7 5"
R.w St HiiMtou " 5 00
Mm Bro " &
R I Kural i, recorder, fC-i-jS; dep
j.W): DotitiiBe t.7o U7 to
Jo W MarU, iChoil tupt aud at 15 00
M C Case ia 00
H A Ball (tchool aupt 1 5M0; post-
awe Its; na ft o 74 5
Gl & frudlioniHie ta 12 5
tt " "... 60 00
John M Brown paujtera 9 78
Ulaaa & I'rurtlioinnie ta 050
J K Gill fk Co "1 la 00
Redmond & SappiufiU.n, bridge 3 uo
Ililtsboto l'hrmcv. st f4i.P,
pauper i.7o, c h ud j 75c. . . 40 So
F A Bailey, pauper 00
Samuel West, iudi;ent 16 00
A C Arclibohl. c h and I I5..W p
sud p J5C, b and r $9.40 14 9&
W U Ha", road (apikea) a S
J W Sewoll, hfl $l&o, dep f;iO,
. . .....Or
teleutione 1.35, tnianc 5Jt.,.. ui 03
V M Jackaon. fuel, 5o cord wood 1 VI 5'
T O MeacHam, Penny bndce. .
Hitlcliotn Pub Co, CO ct fft.oo; 9ta
fo. j5 , nnseieiiiig and col Jl.oo. .
Hillsl oto Aigut Co, co ct $10, ta
f IJ.60, ftgaeaaitig and col t-.oo,
Undye Ji.oo'.
ta 35
19 50
PUBLIC SALE.
hack. 2 ieta team harnes. eel plow j Simla Hank, ha gone to Lis old
1 ..II. . 1 1 1, mKofa hf. III.
hiionu ant iiniiie nnrneasi. o n 111 v hi inmunin, u " ..v ...
eiw. . , 1. ... ,J tn
lenua iBitttiog inn in"" "
week looking after the hop fields.
He will he at his pout In the bank
us soon as the yard Is cleaned up.
other farm implement, and uumer
ou other articlea.
TERMS OF SALE:
$10 and under, oaah; over 10, one
yaar'a lime, approved note, 7 per
cent interest.
Lunch served at noon.
J. W. CoBNKLiU, Owner.
B, P. Cornelius, Auotioneer.
Masquerade Ball.
There will b mask ball, in
the hall adjoining Miller' hotel, at
Cornelius, on Saturday night,
September 13tlu Dance ticket, 50
cent. Bert of muio. Kefreah
uients will be aerved In the hall.
Ora Cook and Henry Hart, floor
managers.
William Vandervelden, of near
.Greenville, waa in town Monday.
Will pay caah for a second hand
babjr buggy in good repair. In
quire at Argu office.
Read the sale nolioea in The
Argus. You may see what you
want ia one of ihe llitl.
Crescent Hour will give you sat
isfaction, Ask your grocer for it
Gel it once and your kitchen will
cot be without it. We have placed
thi Hour with John Dennis, Main
etreel, for the benefit of those who
use and cull for it. Crescont Mill,
Forest U rove.
Mis Bertha Clark will teach in
the Hillsboro schools, having
charge of the room aigned to Mis
Mae Willi. Miss Willis will teach
in Ketchikan, Alaska, this winter,
Beef. Iron and Wine, when prop
erly combined, make h ii ideal ion
ic and Ueatorative. Such an article
you will find at The Delta. Price,
"f0 0911 1.
Zina Wood Jr. wishes to notify
hW picker that the hnpfield will be
invaded next Monday morning,
and all who are .Hated to pick will
be on bund at that time.
Money to loan In sums to suit.
H. T. Bagley, Hillsboro.
Seal of Minnesota cigar at Mc- j
Curmick a.
Mr KMza Williams hai return- j
el from La Grande, ;
i
J. W. Shute departed for his
mining property near Baker City,
yesterday morning.
"A long pull and a strong pull"
is alright sometime, but if your
razor pull get a atrop at The Del
ta. Large assortment.
After several years of farndng
the Thoa. Olchini' place, near Glen
coe, Jaaper Keffer will make a try
at something else.
Go to F. B. Dailey'a Bicycle
Store for gun arid ammunition
ami bicycle suudries and repairing.
-F. K. Dailey, Main Street, Hills
boro. Miss Minnie Frantz.of Portland,
ia thia week the guest of Mrs. Ktuil
Kuralli. She will leave for Kan
sas the last of the month.
Wanted A girl to do general
housework. Steady work, fall and
winter. Inquire at thia oQlce.
Mrs. E. L. McCormick and Mrs.
John Dennis left for Grangeviile.
Idaho, lat evening, to visit a
month with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Benj. Birdatll.
Wanted 200 head ewe lambs;
Colswold preferred. John Milne,
Hillbboro, Oregon.
Black Marvel shoe dressing.
Jtiat the thing for a wet weather
cover; free shine at ftackel Store.
Mrs. Grace Poe Featheretone, of
Wallace Idaho, arrive in the city
this week to visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. II. Wilcox.
Harry Gault ha gone to one of
Ihe Yamhill hopyarde a foreman
Mr. Miil will v at the head of the
comnoxitig rooms of the Independ
ent during hi abaence.
On .Sunday, Sept. I4th, Oatholic
ervice will be held U the church
in Hillsboro. A matter of great
imnoriatice must lie decided, all
should attend Services at 10:30
m.
Dr. Adkin ha returned from a
trip to Spokane, where he went to
ee Mr. Adkins, who naa Deen in a
hospital there. She leaves this
week for Trail, B. C, hoping to
have her health benefitted at that
dace.
Thoee from this city who have
visited the Elks' carnival report it
a very good, and the many attrac
tions seem to meet with popular
favor. This i the last street fair
the Elks will ever give in Portland,
as the order ha prohibited thi
feature of entertainment by laws
enacted by the supreme body.
In all probability the county
board of tqunlizalion will meet
early in October, probably the week
commercing October 13. The
work on the roll is much greater
this year than ever before, and the
assessor can't gauge the time to a
nicety.
A young fellow about fifteen
or sixteen years of age, and resid
ing with Andrew lieneon, near Cor
nelius, had the misfortune to nave
a pitchfork tine run through the
flesh of his forearm one day last
week. The fork was in the hands
of another party, who was pitching
bundle. Dr. Linklater dressed
the boy' wound and he ia getting
alonft nicely.
The county sawmills have been
running on the biggest local orders
fcr several j ears, and there is no
complaint in' this line that there is
any dullness. Every little mill
ha been pushed to its fullest ca
pacity, and the big mills have been
in the same ooai. inis conuiuon
will keep up for several years, con
sidering that the exposition is com
ing on apace.
Young America is trying to forge
to the front. Robert Weatherred,
the young eon of T. 8. Weatherred.
his sent a jar of Crawford peaches
to the state fair, and they are cer
tainlv beauties. He expects to
beat any others sent up there, and
in th is he s likely to succeed
They were raised in his orchard,
and excel anything vet seen in
this section for size and coloring.
There will be less wheat hauled
to warehouses and mills thia year
than last, as the yield is not up to
tn expectations The Argus said
InBt week that the mill were grind
ing on the new crop a statement
without warrant as millers rarely
touch the new crop until hardened
somewhat by age. Mr. Haines, of
Forest Grove, says that he is mak
ing Crescent Flour out of old
wheat, and that his company still
Taken Up. has enough of last season's grain to
run uutu tne new crop is seasons.
PROPOSALS FOR KEEP
OF POOR FARM
Hid Will be Opened on the
First of October.
SEVEKU BIDDERS TO TAKE A BAND
Present Rate Paid is f g 75 per
per Inmate.
Month
Brick for Sale-
Groner & Rowell Co.,
' Scholls, Oregon.
PROFESSIONAL
The county court is advertising for
bids for the keeping of the paupera
at the poor farm, and proposals
will be opened on the fi ret of Octo
ber. Each bid must be accompan
ied bv a bond in the sum of five
hundred dollars to insure good
faitb. Prospective keepers must
board, clothe and give medical care
where ti-e ailment is of the ordi
nary kind. The present rate paid
is $9 75 per month for each inmate.
C. It. Bradley, of Greenville, is the
present conductor of the farm. Il
is said that there will be teveral
bidders on the proposition.
PUBLIC SALE.
1 will eeU 'at public auction on niy
farm, one mile north ol Gaston,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m.. 00
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,
Ten head of 6rst-clsss milk cows, Jer
uyt sod graded Jerseys; II heifers, Jer
neys, graded freth in winter; 3 spring
calves Shorthorn bull, 4 years 1 Id; Jer
sey bull. 2 yrs old; Jersey bull, I yr old;
Jeisey hul,, 18 month old, 2 worU
hordes, bays, 1400 race; span stanaara
bred horses. 5 yrs old, well broke, sire
Duke of Portland; I mare and colt, dark
brown; 90 Cotswold sheep, 84 Anora
gouts, 1 BiHie goat, fit'l blood; Berkshire
boar, 2 brood sow. 16 hog one! 10 pigs,
W A W oods binder, McCormick mower
and ttee'-franie rake, self dump, both
new; sickle grinder, Superior drill with
timothy seeder attached, straw cu.ter,
fanning mill, Fairi,auk ce des, I -seated
cutter, a Bain wagons, back, boggy,
cart, 2 sets douhle harness, buggy har
ness, cart harness, 2 14-inch plows, disc
harrow, drag harrow, garden cultivator,
shovel plow, Calboan seeder, 3 milk
!sns 10 gal; Stoddard churn, 5-gal;
pans and pails; a lot of farm tools and
other at tides too numerous too mention.
TERMS OF SALE:
All sums under $10; eaeh over $10
six months' timp, approved note, 7
per cent interest.
Mrs. It. b. Hall.
Wilbur Hughes, Auctioneer.
1 As a manufacturing center. Ililia
'boroinn't so slow, after all! Capt.
: A. M. Collins has an order for toS
! motors, for use in the I'olk county j partiea wanting hrsl-class buildiaf
j court house. The ears will be brick, 6 (X) per thousand, call 00
i manufactured at mice, and finished ;0r address.
I in elegnnt shape. 1 be captain nasi
applied for letters patent and ne:
should make something handsome
out of the idea, as every mercan
tile office whfre entrii-s are made
from one heavy book to anothur,
would buy one. Th captain
promises to turn out a ball bearing
car, and one that will b as pretty
as an Orezon girl won't it be a
"daisy?" The order comes from
having built the car now used by
Assessor Wilcox to move to and
fro the hoge tax roll, which ii five
feet and two inches in length, when
opened.
Take your grain to the Aplin
Mills, at Cornelius. They will pay
you the highest market price, or
rarehouse your grain. Carry
grain sacks. Aplin Mills, Cornelius.
F. A. BAILEY, XX. D.
OOica Uurgsa-BaiWr Wock aylaam
Rooms la-lj and ly laatdaaaa aaaHh
west cornet Bsasliaa aa4 tml aUMt.
Both 'Phones.
S. T. UNKLATEK, M. . C M
PHYSICIAN AND 8UROBOM
OtUos at Iksldsa let of Owrt at
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned fill sell at public
auction at the Chaa. Herb place,
three-Qiiarters of a mile east of
Greenville, commencing at 10 a. m.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 30,
Three work hows, saddle ponv, 7 milk
cows, 2 fresh; beifer.S head hog, 3-in.
header truck, 3 in, tubular wngon, two
1 Bain wagons, hack, 2 sets harness, 2
14-ia. plows, sulkey rlow, 2 steel .har;
rows, lever spri- etooth harrow, cultiva
tor, double shovel plow, Advance sepa
rator, Hoosier grain drill, fanning mill,
hayrake, harpoon hayfork with rojes
and pulleys, 2 hayracks, post-rack, Os
borne biuder, 6 pitchforks, 6 axes, 4
ora i tnrv A nnfl A li( ihama 9
lo-gai milk cans, heating stoves, cook have been turned over to tno coun
The Washington county exhibit
for the state fair was packed and
shipped today by Heidel r. Wall,
and they hope to nave a premium
to bring back to repay them for
their enorte. Other countiea are
in the race, and many county
boards have helped to defray the
expense of getting up a display.
The work this year has been with
out aiJ, except a little help that
came from the Board of Irada
The Argua hopes that they will
come home witb the nrst prize
This, however, is doubtful, as other
counties have spent hundreds of
dollars in getting up a creditable
showing.
The Fall line of drees goods,
flannelettes, ontings, cretons, table
linens. etc., will arrive at H. Wen
rung & Sons, September 1. Finest
and most complete line ever
brought to Hillsboro.
Sunt. Ball will hold the Wash
ington County Teachers' Institute
at Hillsboro. in the huh school
room. Sept. 23, 24, 25 and 26th
The instructors from abroad will
be Preston W. Search, of Holyoke,
Mass.: R. C. French,, of the Mon
mouth Normal, and others. State
Supt. Ackerman will be here one
day. On the 27th there will be a
meeting of the directors and clerks
of the various school districts of
the county. Messrs Ackerman and
Search to be present. The object
of this day's meeting is to bring
the school officers together for the
diicussion of school administration
Thia will interest the ladieb. H.
Wehrung A Sons have a handsome
line of ladies tailor-made skirts
handsome, latest styles and finest
qualities. o need to go to fort-
land. Uall in and see oar line.
The experts. Clart & Buchanan
are through overhauling the bioks
of the varioua county officials, and
6nd everything serene. Of course,
they find a mistake of a dollar one!
way, and then another, nut, oar
ting this they find everything all
right! They have been considera
bly.. longer than at first estimated.
All moneys received by the omcers
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JAMES PHILLIP! TiMIJHLK, M. fe.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGtOM.
Surgcoa Soathara facile Biilwaal Cat.
Coosolutioa ta Frwsch ar BaaHati M
ace and Eaetdeace aasttk tad ea
near Odd Fallows'
GEO. R. BAQLX2Y
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Booma laid I Skate BaiUlNd
HILLSBORO, . . OftJMMM.
H. T. BAGLLTY,
ATTORNBY-AK-lAW
Office ia Corwia-We
Hillsboro,
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JOHN VL WALL,
ATTO&NBY-AT-IAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey Metgaat
Rooma, 1 aa I a.
HILLSBORO, - OABflOM.
BENTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Notarial Work aad "iriTTjiarif-.
KoomiS 47 Uurgufilk.. HUlabetw.Cn
stove, wishing machine, extension table,
16-gal iron kettle chairs, bedstesds, and
numerous other articles.
TERMS 0FSALE:
f 10 and un-ter. cash; over $10, one
year's time, approved note, 7 per
cent interest.
) Theresa Herb,
Admx. estate Chaa. Herb, dee'd.
Ira Bkadt.ey.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
Th undersigned will sell al public
Auction at Lie Newton ranch, one
mile east of Hillsboro, at 10 a. m.,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
Brown horse, weight I4S0; bay mare,
hay uiarc, 1300; gray horse, 9 years
old, looo; 7 good dairy cows, graded
Jersevs, sll voung, tn milk, three Iresh;
t Jersey netter catves; 5 iiwb.
louse Reese, 5 doien chickens, 3 14
haik. set new wheels, l
Osborne mower, 6 It: lo-foot
rake, uew usnorue oniuer. sevcti
harness, 2 plows, 56100th harrow, 13
hoe Gundlach drill, havrsck, roller, cal
tivatot , J barrels, barrel vinegar, cook
range, cook stove, 45 7 rifle. bar
rel shotgun, lady's saddle, hive bees,
washing machine, farm tools of all de
scription, and numerous other articles.
TKKMS OF SALE:
if 10 aud tttidor, cash; over if 10, one
year's lime, approved note, 8 per
ut-nt Interest.
A. M. Brown, Owner.
B P. Cornelius, Auctioneer
At my place,'' U miles north of
Redv'illc, one bay mare, About 12
years old; 3 hi'e feet, and star on
lurehead. Uwner can nave same
by proving properly and paying
chariies. JannB Borwick,
Ueedviile, Or,
The undersigned will sell at public
auction, on the Calvin Jaok farm,
one mile east of Farminglon, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. in., on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20,
Six heads tirst-cla?s milk cows,
eraded Jerseys; 3 heifers, 1 year
una bull, 1 sorrel horse, 3 snoats
a lot of chicken'' tind geese; Bain
farm wagon, spring wagon, Cham
pion self-binder, W A Wood mower,
cultivator, hand seeder, spring
tooth harrow, pegtooth harrow, J &
I Case plow (14 inch), 2 seis dou
ble harness; 2 10 cal, 1 8-aal 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, npproved note, 8
per cent interest; & 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. Krebs, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Fruit Wanted.
VVe can pity $10 per ton fur Italian
prunes, up to 70's; for apples, $6
per ton. Hillsboro Fruit Drier.
Express wagons and croquet sets,
at K. L. McCormick's.
A fresh, young, Jersey oow for
sale, or will trade for sheep. E.
H. Warren, Hillsboro.
S C. Sherrill will preach at the
Baptist church, Sunday, at 11 a.
m. Theme, "Prayer, Its Power."
The cow ordinance, to prevent
cows from running at large, and
the ordinance providing for the
imorovenient of about fifteen miles
of sidewalk, was called up at the
council meeting Tuesday evening,
but was held up for two weeks.
Dr. F. A. Bailey, the mayor, was
absent, and Recorder Banley acted
as the chief executive. No one ap
pears to know just how the council
stands as to the cow ordinance, and
there is much speculation as to
whether or not it hhall pass. In
Corvallis. where the bovine is kept
up the grass has grown so tall that
it caught fire the other day, and. In
Hullrts. where thev aie permitted
to run, one broke into a farmer's
wagon and ate $43 25 cents worth
of croceries one day last week.
Here is argument for both Bides of
the controversy.
ty treasurer, ana this is a gooa
recommend for the boys who have
occupied the offices the past term.
The Diamond Ws are O' K; and
so are those new clears just re
ceived at McCormick's See his
ad in another column.
Jesse Crandall returned this
week from a trip of several months j
in Minnesota and Michigan, and is
glad to get back to Oregon. His
Darents. Judee Crandall ana wile.
started east Tuesday morning, and
will be absent several months.
Jesse says that, after all, Oregon
leads the east in everything but
snow and heat.
Don't oveilook this After Sept.
1, until further notice, for each $5
purchase in shoes, rubbers or nos'
ierv. Dennis will give the pur
chaser a handsome doll, suitable
for a Christmas gift
Quoits is the game these days
for the Hillsboro sport, and a game
can be seen almost any time in the
space between the Hotel Tualatin
and the Delta Drug Store. This
place makes a model lane for the
purpose, and the brick wall gives a
fine afternoon shade.
We handle the best. For men
and boys' clothing, you can't beat
H. Wehrung & Sons. Ask those
who always buy of us. Call in and
see us and you will buy ot us.
E. B. Tongue's horse, Mark Han
na. won the first race at Everitt,
Wash.. Tuesday, three heats out of
five. The time was 2:26, 2:25 and
2:24i The purse pulled down was
$300. This torse will be one of
the Tongue string which will be
taken to the state lair
For rent A farm of 95 aores, 75
acres in cultivation; house of ten
rooms; gooa orcnaru; running
W.N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
(Successor to Barrett A - - )
Office, Cp Stairs, Central Black.
HILLSBORO - OUKMH.
V. M. HBIDBL
W. 1. WAU
Heil)el & Wall
Largest list of farms tor salt ia Weak
Money to loaa. Coav
We will aell roar farm
ington County,
veyancing, etc.
for you.
Hillsboro - Orcma
DR. J. B. ADKINS,
Fifteen jreare KrysrUaca la
DElNTISTt
Firatclasa Setvicea. Charges
Office, Union Block, over -h"1iiMTlrt
Bros.' Store.
HILLS BOKO,
A. B. BAILEY, D. D. a
DENTIST,
Rooms 10 and 11,
Morgan-Bailey Block
Hooks 9 to ia a. si. , aad 1 to 4 1. at
a
Hillsboro Obmqh
Mr. and Mrs. O. Cole, nho have
resided here for nearly two years,
return next week to Stromsburg,
Nebraska, for ft six months' visit
with relativew. lhev intend re
turning to this place in the spring. wftter throUoh farm. Renter may
The completion of the long bridgeVf JTi ?.g. AS
west of town, which was expected '""
about the first of October, will now A forest fire set on the Tongue
be delayed until perhaps the mid
dle of the month, if not later, ow
intr to the fact that the sawmill
which was to furnish some of the
big timber, can't' get the material
DR. C B. BROWN, J
DENTIST
t
516 Dckoui Building, FvrUaavd, Oamjaa.
Makes irequeut visits to Hillebe . Aa.
nouncemeata 01 time 1
out as contracted. Scarcity of la
bor is given as tho reason for the
delay, and Contrtctor Goodin may
take a part ot his lorce to tne mm
and help do some sawing. The
work has just barely commenced,
and there is a good mon tit's work
yet to be done, if not more.
ranch south of town scattered over
a large territory to the east of the
place, and many a rancher was
fighting to save his fences and
crops, Monday afternoon and
night. A great deal of fence was
burned up.
Every day a new stock of men's,
ladies' and children's shoes arrives
at H. Wehrung & Sons. Quality
the best and prices the lowest,
1 Additional local on editorial page,
J. Northrop, Proprteae.
Newly Furnish
?r and RenovcUi.
A first-class uble aad
sll accommodations
for the convenience
ofgntata. ...
M. PETEESOn & CO)
Residence Painter.
Papering. Sign Work. All
work Onaraatad.
HILL8B0E0,