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HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 16, 1902.
I A WINK WITH TM PaairLS S i S
: All About tb riopLB : : :
1
GKAYDON SAYS WORK
BEGINSIN CO DAYS
1'xpVCt t OillllllCIICO (inul-
initoii rortl.nul end.
LINK COMI'LEftl! WITHIN A VliXK
Will Hulld fold Ihuuith la Katml V,tvt
via Cormlla
Andrew Orayib-n. I h el.clri line
promoter, in a a-onveraitli m . t I'm I
IhiiiI, Wednesday, t'ed that lie
W' u rl cninineno urailing mi In
Portland llilh-bnrn electric mad in
t Ih df lit) day. He slaleil tlml In
Intended In Imilil through 1 1 Kur
nt drove just aa pcuiii mi ihe mad
reaches llillnlmro, ill line In p'tt'w
tilily run vis Cornelius. (aeip!ls
In mimI IVXI.dK) In building and
tipiippiiig the real, and ln:'nliig
tmwer l( in I'm inifiilliin of llio
i'oim ny In have Urn rara running
within a year from now This lc
gnnd nia In lha eiple along Ihe
cential line of Ihe comity, and the
nilit tiaving forma mi lha propos
al nulla ars lo la congratulated.
RATCLIFFE--ROWELL.
Married, al lb M. K PeraniHg in
llillahorn, Widneeday. Ootnlier l.pi,
15NU, Rev. E F Zimmerman oflio
Uling, Mr. T H. lUtclifleaitd Mix
('armiti Rowell, b'ltli ol Helml!, Ore.
Tim groniu, until very recently,
lina ln-en ttigaad In ilia mercantile
liiieiiiete, and la deeerveally popular
Willi lha cnmmuiiily. Tim bride if
very well known in musical circles,
but It in Portland ami lliia cnimiy.
whata aha ia popular for her social
riialilis aa well Mr ami Mra
lUirlilTe are receiving eongreluU
linns of llwir many friends Ihiii
wk, al Hcholls. They leave Sat
unlay for Oakland, Cal , where Mr
ItetclifT ha a nitioii with the
New Yoik Life
PUBLIC SALE.
Tim umleraianed will ll al imlilio
and ion al Ida farm 'i mil- norlh
weal of llillala.ro, al I,ir.y li'.'e, at
10 a. in ,
8ATUKDAY, OCTO'KR IS
Two heav woik horses, driving home, 7
year; i-yeai-old driving horae, year
ling colt, aprl k roll, l cows, In antk ; 2
cowa, fresh la spilng; i lrrrj i yrt old;
j-year-old bull, half Jersey; J Calvi-i, Jo
Iioki ami nliMla, laim wagon. jW; hack,
new lu buggy, art new iloutile Imtne j,
arl uw tlnala harneaa, good 'I'll'. a
plows, levl harrow, Minneapolis lilml-r,
mower, both ia good repair; bay take,
lead culler, lau mill, elder mill and
many oilier articles.
TERMS Ok SALE:
10 and under, oaah; over llfl, one
year'e time, approved note, 0 per
cent inlereal. Two per cent off for
oaah, Mima over 1 10.
Lunch will he served at noon
Isaac Lkiby
H P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will aell at public
aale at the Gray farm, V mile
aouth of-Cornelius, and 2J mile
southeast of Foreat Grove, at 10
o'clock a. in., on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24.
Driving horae, bay, 6 yean, weight I tor;
driving mare, lo yra, wght looo; work
lioree, bay, ijou; aorrel hocM, U:
brood euw, about to litter; aow, Milcliell
wagon, jij back, et double hrne, a
acta dbl work, baraeia, aet aiugle buggY
barneta; McCorniick binder, 7-(t cm,
nearly new; Cliamjloi mower,
cot; Barnea' revolving hay rake; Ranter
potato plow, J. I. Caaa u-ln plow, wood
lita in, li-ft harrow, wood frame; 8 hoe
(iundlach grain drill; j ahovel cultivator,
new; hayrack, i6-feet; grinditon, aickle
grinder and eilra atone; acyltie, grain
cradle, blackamllh forge and tnola, mil'
lag eulter, 14-in; wood-chopper'a tooU;
log chain,! email chaina, tone tare and
nat hay, tuled; Shula parlor organ, cook
atove, bedatead, ii doien chlckeua and
numerous other articlea, ,
TERMS OF SALE;
$10 and under, caah; over 10, one
year'a time, approved nole, 6 per
cent intereat. Iwo per cent otT for
caah, auius over $10
W. II Cadv
B. P. Corneliue, Auctioneer
Cheat eeed for aale. Cliarlee
Crocker, Hillaboro.
For aale-Good milk cow, in
milk. Boi 180, Hillaboro, Or
Horn, at Newton. Oct. 2. Wl
to Mr and Mra. C. F. Brown, of
Greenville, a daughter.
Twenty live head of Htoek hoga,
e vrling and over, for aale.- 8, J.
UtT-ly, Mountaindale, Ore.
Don't forget the Lady Minetrola,
at the Opera Houee, Friday eve,
Got. 17, at 8 o'clock. Admiaaion,
15 cents.
Cushion covera.'tlie most beauti
ful ones you ever aaw, at the Hack
et Store. Alao ttilk corda, rnlllea,
laaseli and all manner of material
uied in working them.
Hinshaw and Wheeler will atari
the Kerr cider mill, in llilleboro,
Monday, and those having nuvhe
for that purpose will pleaee lake
notice. Mill in northeast Hiileborn.
If von want i nnnd. hard-wheal
Hour, use the Great Raiser. Pt ople
just from the East, who have poor
success making bread with valley
flour, should try the Great Raiser,
manufactured at Ulimax Mint.
The loaring of Earl Maneen,
churgiid wiih Heeling seven Imreea
lieloii;ln to Henry OldimaUdt. ol
I'murr, aeli., took plaoe Halur
day lull ir JuIk Rmh Olden
iiult and It'iMecrana, another Pma
rr e'oi'kniKii, gave llii'ir evidence
aa in Hie idxnlity of the stock, and
lol l Imw llanaen and hie lo coin
iihi'I'io" lift out of (he I'roeeer
iMiuntry in the tiivhl, taking the
lock llimiigli the sagelirueh in
sIhkiI of going along the road a, and
imiv Ihey trucked them lo Hher
'mmI, wimie the arreata followed.
IIhukoii waa held liy Judge IIoihI
111 the sum of f l .(XK). lie was tin
aliln In give the bond and waa re
mantled lo jail. Ilia two com pa 11
iima are over in Vancouver, in
melody.
When furtiiora are in need of tie
riciiltnral iuiplemiita they should
eee Si litilmericb Urns.' etmik. Thev
are fiieiory agenta for Oclwirne and
lieering liHrvretiug t'oii liince, ItiH'k
laliiod ploaa and harrowa,' and
Tijier drill", AIo carry a full line
of liuii-a. wagon and genenl
ImrdMiare.
Mra. Domlhy Dhomll. lute of
Thatcher, thia uniinly, died at Ka'
lem Sitttrday.and the remains
aere lirmtitlil to Korent (5rov for
Imrial. Deceaaed waa a 1. alive of
(ierinany, and came to America al
an early age aelliing fir ft in Wis
cousin, where she waa married to
11. W, Dhomll. She came to
W'aaliiugtoii county in 1HH9, and
has resided here since that lime
Mite leavea the following children:
Mra Mary Cheauiore, II. W. and
0 A. Dliniidt. ol Kore.t drove;
Margiirr-l Dlnnidi, Portlniiil; Mra
Mtild Murray. Km al at l,ao, Win,
ami M'" Mil) In Kayniotid, Oleijua,
Waili. liiteraiient wa in llie Bui
ion fenii'i-ry.
)i you iie'i a ml? C'ltne nud
ee tin. We keep the Meet I In
yotl nerd gent's furnishing gool?
We have llieiii, I hi you i!ied gro
eeih7 Of a'ourae you do and we
have the heel And remember that
11 Wehruug A Sons pay the bigh
eal market price for larm produce.
Inntrtii tion on guitar, mandolin,
banjo, violin and Hiring. d instru
meniH, cornet, llute and wiiul in
alriiiinnis, piano, organ, etc,
"Kleioiiiin Orcheaira" for partie
and edi tijn liv profeeeinunl
niUhiitiana only. Will lie in Hilla
Uiro, SiiHiriUy, October 25, al
Tualatin Hotel, to arrange forma
tion of data. Thoae tleeirng in
atrut'tloti aa above will please take
notice Prof. Kdwin A. Smith,
Instructor. 254 Twelfth Htreel
Portland, Ore. 'Phone Brown 0!K".
Crescent Klotir will give you eat
iifiii'iinii. Ack your grocer for it.
Oct it once and your kitchen will
not I mi without it. We have placed
this Hour wild John Dennis. Main
street, tor the henelU of those who
iini ami call for it. Crescent Mills,
Forest drove.
John Murphy, the twenty-year-old
urn of Mr. and Mrs Thomas
Murphy, of Mountaindale, died at
the family home Sunday, October
12 He was a general favorite, and
his parents have the sympathy of
the entire home community. For
ever. I month he has been work
ing in Portland, and had just gone
to Mmintaindale a few days prior
to hii death to enjoy a short vaca
tion 1 let was a member of Up-
church 1nltie, A. O. U. W., and
leaves one thousand doll art insur
ance, payable to the family.
This is the time of the year when
you feel hearty and ycu can do
ynu" inner man the most good by
buying your groceries at Dennis'
Main street slote. Don't forget
that he keeps the (input lines to lie
found in the city up-to date and
ilia mi reel and bust self etione of all
killUH.
Contractor (ioodiu hopes to have
the li tis? bridge, v.eft of this city,
completed by Haturday noon, so
th'it I lie couiiiiiNsioners will have
time to accept the structure before
ailjuurnmitait. The contract price
for the structure is $3,750, but the
court has 11 greed to nay $00 extra
for cedar blocks under the bents
With the till, which ie being made
bv W, Ii Crocker, the total coat
ill exceed four thousand dollars
The Ladiis of the Degree of Hon
or are preparing a Lady Minstrel
entertainment ti he given at the
opera house, Friday eve, Oct 17,
which consists of 17 characters.
Don't fail to come and lie on time
to hear the opening chorus. Ad
mission 1) cents,
Farmers in need of first cIuhb til
inn will liml the article at Owner
& Howell's new factory at Scholia,
where one of the Gnest kilns ever
completed in the county has just,
been cooled . You can buy at the
factory or we will deliver. . Will
fill orders for all sizes. Also a flue
line of brick and building blocks
Write for prices or call on firm at
Scholia.
Hillaboro cows.Btill run at large
good leather. 1 here is good
leather in Dennis' shoe stock. Ask
those who buy from him Latest
styles and nest in quality, A
specialty of ladies' shoe-t and a full
line of all kinds. .
Mrs. J. C. Townsend, who resided
many years at Centerville, has re
turned from a short visit to the
northern portion of North Carolina,
and has temporarily taken up her
residence at Kelhany.
Dunce I Dance) Dunne) At
M. W. A, Hall, Cedar Mill, Oct.
18 Everything brat class, Regit
lar prices. All are inyited.
MONKY F0I1 COUNTY
SCHOOL TKACIIKHS
Kcuular Octorcr Apportion
ment Sent Out.
St IT. HA 1. 1. liUAWS WARRANTS.
Ilillsliiiiii Ck I Hie l.'iit;ct Annum! of
Any llistiict.
The school apportionment inenli.xi
d I nr.!, ueak waa dihlriliiiteil an
follow, hv rMipt. Ball:
NO, U.fUK. AliliKKSS. AM'll NT.
1 k M Tainro k, Lenox fi65k
1 II l rittli, (.oriicllua jvibo
3 I' N Vililxrrt, l.nurel ))i 7o
4 Jolin Marali, Criilrrvillc ... IH7tV
5 I in I', I'nrdan, lortnl Cirove. . . toy 40
Ii .Inltua rrlrnoii, Cellar Mill... 2i Jo
7 I'rti-r Koco, IlilUtxiro M70 30
H I.oiim I'unia IIiIWhjio llToo
I, I W I'.midlll. C'.lrlll'lrf I X.i OO
to Mm I' M TiiM-r, I Hi Icy as 40
- " " '
lijt H A iiiiroin, omion 141 71
it uli Vamteiwuhl, Circe nviilo, lM 'm
it A rHtklftiH. II.iiiVm Ific rj
14 J W Vaudrtrldrn, Vcrlawrt.. 1 $ ?o
1 $ w n iiuonou. rurrm i.tove.. . 71m 30
16 C 1. iVray, Dillry lM
17 t',n I lack. l'riiMiiftiii ...... 16000
11 A V Urnny, Kicitjli 1T4 00
lit Jaa II Se vrll, HillnlK.ro lHj 50
jojt A W Wilt-tit. Middlelon .... 97 "6
it HA 1) Mrrk. Moiiutaimlaie. . 172 to
Ji I'AllliU, Miilillrton Iy0 lo
'iijt C I' TiKi'il, Ti(ardviiie Jvy H3
H C 0 Nelwm, iUcoua 7 J 70
j'ljt U I' I.araoii, Tmlmliii 194 75
J7 A T Hiulon, Furcit Grove. .. . 15? 00
ii I lloopea ('.ton 119130
19 A M Cooper, kceilville 213 o
ui k 1 Lillv. Culti Creek tt'lio
3a l,r Anilrmon, C.nliin H2 30
33 C. I' C .Meyer, Corueliuf I4 jo
ml I C) (iutttu. He 1 it
36)t N I. Wiiev, Re 3176
tn A II l.in. Ivimntt 1 lM In
,,7 ..., -
40 Arthur N. Culling, Kinlun . Ij6 lo
41 A C Wirln, MountmtnU'e I4150
4 Win Clpliw, tiiilea Creek l'4 7o
43 U. C 1'aUon, Ulcucue 14140
41 I, 1, C riiwrord, Manning u lo
4S TP l-'airlmnkt, Sheiwood . . 136 70
4-l l.ouin I niiKn, Lauiel S4 So
il A I' Wiik. Sclioll 14000
4 C W Alleu, lieaverlon ....... 459 50
49 O L Nh, Laurel 99 30
Art W VI IkMiiitll Si-lldlU llt'l In
61 Mra 1, A Wco-Hiurv. M l'i'nlaie ll'.'Ko
5 II C l'eaiuii, t iiiilnKlii . . . 1(1040
53 v 11 VM'iy, voniruiia 12900
54 John Scliiuiilt-r I'lollipa .... "7430
Altreil Ciut-rtit-r. lnni 11a to
6 M S llar-e, Hraverton 167 CO
S I'rai k Wallace, IliUalvoro. , . 145 10
.'n IimumiIi tltu'tirr. lilrncoe I u 60
60 lieo W lav lor. Kee.lvillc Hfi 60
61 Call Herm-rcn, Ihnic 82 L'o
d'.'llJK biuilli, rortli.n-l 109 43
ht C V ti-Ar.e. (irri-nvil t Jo 00
r4 W K Newel!, Ihllty So 50
6fl ".eo I' Varley, Olcnocxl 67 00
66 J in Keiletirath, Caslon IZ9 So
67 j I John A Jolinaon, I'ortland... 141 43
liM Win II U rir. (.lencoe ol lu
69 C 8 tialeiuaii, lialea Creek. . . . 95 So
70 r r Kee-l, li!encoe t 00
71 Kdwin 1, Thatcher 1 19 7o
72 8 l'aialcy, hiuton 13490
73 I C Chiller, Tuahitin 94 lo
74 limin Killer, Kelliany I92 80
;ft N S rriikett, lliinki..,.., .... 1J300
76 Walter Heard, fauka 90 Ro
11 1) It tlailt-v. 11l(V,iiiinv ld7 4n
I j '
7S I'rank I'eiiilka. ltuxlon. .. Ho 60
79 h lirlviiKt, Ki-eilvtlle 10260
So G J Saunilera, Laurel U300
Al lfrl Utncr. lillinn. . . . . . . 104 A a
Si Wui tv .Shaver, Ti(irdvillc.,. 143 40
S3 Samuel l'aikiu, C'-alea Creek. . 7-S Ho
H4 Winj Dickson, i.liMicoe S904
H6 N llolliinan. ll.ivwuril lof 80
8H 11 II Welch, Sherwood 2s7 30
H9 II A Kulile, lllllalioro 1.1020
90 J W McKohert, Galea Creek... 13670
ol I II Hanson. Seuliera I06 00
93jt W W t'arrett, alierwood... . 9 94
94 A Cannier, Keeilville 94 10
96 1 LKin;, Kaleih 14S60
u6 II It Kmniel. Sumiirhrook Koto
97 C, SoSler, Veilioort 251"
9H llaua Chrlttmnaen, Iluxtoii.. 95 Ho
99 Cliaa R Macy, Thatcher 150 3o
loojt C W Skvlton, Newlierg 25 20
toijl II A Kruse, Stall'urd 34 04
lo3jt W r Viiuiik, hberwooil i.H 27
lo4jl O 1; Cooke, Sylvan 3I 09
AUCTION SALE.
The ouilersUncd will sell at public
auction t the L'Irich Gerlier farm
at Old Bethany I. 0 at 10 A. M
MONDAY, OCTOBER 27,
Six cowa, (read, I Jersey cow fresh in
Dec, 2 cowa Iresli in March, l tresh in
April, 6 good work horaef, I buKy
home, ao pits, 2 "Hii of liarnesa, I act of
biiL-iiy herness, 1 McCnrmick binder in
Kocxi order McConuick mower 1 16
in.'li plow (new) and some other plowa,
2 harrow, I dUc harrow, a fann wag
on, 1 alcile, 2 hayrack, 1 spring
wagon (as kooiI aa uew) I half apriiiK
wii(on, 1 garden drill, some blacksmith
tools, 3 licHlin' aloves, 1 au)(iir boring
machine, a lot of atote goods ami other
articles too umiierius to mention.
Alio one lot of hay, 4 tons, uiore or
lea at Rolhiiian'g place and one lot ol
hay 6 tons, more or less, at Johny Brug
Ker' place.
TKUMSOFSALK.
Under if 10, 'cash, $10 and over,
one year's time, approved note, G
I or cent.
tJI.KIt'H UKHBKH
B. 1' Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Apple boxes at Oreers.
Horn. October 11. to Mr. and
rs. F. K. Waters, ol Finest (. rove,
son, weight, 1 1 pounds.
Claude Robinson, a former em-
loyeo of The Arjtt.-, was in town
oml ay.
Without doubt vou can eet the
nest selection of stationery at the
lneltRt Store for we have iust re
ceived a new lot, and it certainly
t 1 1
contains t-omo imrgaiiis aim is a
superb ssHorttiient.
Use equni parts ol Moss Rose
And Oreal RiiU-r flour if ynu want
a fine, white lonf of bread. Don't
tuko our word for it, but try it and
be convinced. Cliiiinx Mills man
ufacture both kinds
While Mrs. Pollock and ".laugh
ter, of Cornelius, were driving over
the imtirnvised bi'idun doinn service
as substitute for the bridge west of
llilibboro, Ir e other morning, they
met with an accident which demol
ished the biiKgy. Neither of the la
dies was injured.
All kinds of seeds at Bob Greer's.
Fresh oysters at II. A. Palmer's,
.Second street, HiIlMboro.
Money to loan In sums to suit,
-II. T. Ragley, Hillaboro.
I have some very one young
I'dacK Minorca cockerels fur sale.
R. II. Greer.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a Hallowe'en
social, Oct. 31.
do to F It Dailey's Bicycle
Store for guns ami ammunition
and bicycle sundries and repairing.
F, R. Dailey, Main Klreet, Hills
boro. Mine Jennie Greer has gone to
I ili-neon for an extended viait with
her grandparent, Mr. and Mrs.
John Good in.
We handle the bei-t. For men
and boys' clothing, you can't beat
II. Wehruug it Sons. Ak those
who always buy of ua. Call in and
see lis and you will buy of ua.
Mrs. John Dennis and Mrs. K.
L. McCnrmick have relumed from
a several wetka' visit with their
parents at Grange rille, Idaho.
The Fall line of dreea goods,
flannelettes, online, cretous. table
linens, etc., will arrive at 11. Weh
ruug Sons, September 1. Finest
ami most complete line ever
brought to Hillaboro.
The Christian Church of Hillsbo
ro will begin a series of revival
meetings next Hundav morniinr.
an n
Oct. 19. Services each evening at
7:30. All are cordially invited.
Reef. Iron and Wine, when nron-
rly combined, make an ideal Ton
ic ami ltestorative. such an article
you will find at The Delta. Price,
50 cnts.
Taken ui: black boar, cron off
right ear and under bit in left.
J. C. Wilson, Bethany.
PoslmaHter Oliver Hinrnan, of
Klleiisburii. Wash., ami former v a
Forest Grove bov. waa in town
Saturday, visiting with htx relative.
Sheriff Sewell.
Scott Cornelius, an old-time
Washington county favorite, now
assessor of Clatsop county, was up
from Astoria several days last week,
vieiting with relatives and friends.
Yes, the bird law is out now.
and you can kill 'em! Get your
guns and ammunition of E. L.
McCormick he has the kind that
will kill 'em.
R.U.Greer is still doing busi
ness at the old stand and he is very
busy selling goods lo Jiia old cus
tomers and la many new custom
ers, as well.
Senator WeliruiiK and wife hsve
been up to see the Bpokane fair and
repay the visits of Washingtonians
to the recent Oregon fair ai Salem.
Furniture, carpets, matting, wall
papers, trunks, telescopes, bamboo
furniture, at McCormick's, at rea
sonable prices. Don't forget the
place three doors south from post
office.
Miles Everitt has been spending
a few days over on his Nehalein
ranch but it is safe to say that he
hasn't done much slashing, as he
carried with him a pet in the shape
of a sore Gnger.
This will interest the ladies. II.
Wehruug it Sous have a handsome
line of ladies' tailor-made skirts;
handsome, latest styles and finest
qualities. No need to go to Port
land. Call in and see our line.
Lost Two heifers and one steer,
IS months old. All are red. One
of the heifers has no horns. Steer
has white spot on right side. All
have crop oil left ear. Notify Bert
hold Lick, Blooming, Ore.
N A. Barrett, an old-time Hills-
horoite, hns returned from an ex
tensive trip to BritiBh Columbia
for his firm, Mitchell, Lewis &
Staver. He was out to this place,
Monday, greeting Ins friends.
Milton Stingley, of Reedville,
who had a farm back of the Palma
teer place, died last Friday evening,
aged about 70. He leaves a wife
and three children. The funeral
took place Saturday in the Hilla
boro cemetery.
Rev. and Mrs. W, D. Ewing, for
some years residents of this city,
have purchased property at Uni
versity rark, and have moved
there to reside. Mr. Ewing is an
old-time and pioneer minister, and
came to Washington county in the
fifties.
Commencing September 1, H.
Wehruug & Sons will give tickets
with each dollar cash purchase on
premiums, as follows: First prize,
elegant 52 piece set dishes; 2nd
prize, gent's $10 suit clothes; 3rd
prize, hoy's suit or'gtrl's dress pat
tern, value, $0.
Our old time friend, John Mo
Namer, of Forest Grove, was taken
to Portland last week, and on Sat
urday operated on by surgeons for
appendicitis. Al last reports he
was doing finely, and his many
friends out in Washington couuty
hope that he will soon come home
in good health..
' Enooh Jones, a new arrival at
Forest Grove, was brought to the
city Monday, and examined by
Dr. W, D. Wood on fceing charged
with .insanity. He is lately from
Kansas or Nebraska, and his ail
ment seems to lie of religious ex
cess. Sheriff Sewell and T. K.
Weatherred conveyed him to Salem
Tuesday morning.
lYUHfni) iiinnnniiA
CITIZEN KILLED
Silas IScnnett Killed in Port
land Friday.
TEAM AM) MAS FALL FIFTY FEET
Was well knuwa here. Lived north
ef HilNboro for years.
Silaa Bennett, well known here for
many years, having been a resident
north of this city, two miles, for a
a long time, met death in I'ortland
last Friday night, about five. Ben
nett was working for Lind A Man
ning, street contractors, and bad
been engaged in loading wagons in
a pit, and had started out with the
last load. While attempting to go
across a bridge on Corbett street,
the structure fell, carrying with it
the team and Mr. Bennett, the man
who was driving making his escape
by jtnxping to tie sidu walk con
structed iodfn aider t of the liride.
Benne.tt a 1 1 1 1. 1 learn fell lift y feel
and the uni -riniiale man was bad
ly crtiahed, and dead wheu picked
up. Deceased bi 11 brother to Al
bert Bennett, Greenville, and Wm
Bennett, of Corneliue. He was
very industrious, and he and his
wife raised a large family. Sever
al mouths ago the family broke up
and Bennett had been living with
his daughter, Mrs. Rose Wilcox,
wife of Ed. Wilcox, injured by an
8. P. train at Gaston last Fall. The
parents of Bennett have resided in
I'ortland for a number of years. It
s thought that the city of Portland
will be held for damages for the
benefit of Bennett's minor heirs.
The funeral occurred Sunday at
Portland, interment being in the
Lone Fir cemetery.
PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned will sell at the
old Harry Crane place, two miles
northwest of Cornelius, at ten A.
M. on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20,
Three head work bone weighing 1,100,
1,400 and i,5oo; 2 good milk cowa, Full
blood lenev boll. 18 months; traded
Jersey heifer, 18 months; 4 Jersey heif
er calves; K nab ford wagon, 3; -Mated
farm hack, McCormick mower, Tiger
bavrake, 14 in. plow, 50 tooth atel lever
harrow, garden cultivator, 4 a lands beet,
garden seeder, forks, aawa, hayfork,
ropes, 30-gsllon iron kettle and pulley
complete, feed cotter, fan mill, platform
scale, harness, milk can, household
furniture and numerous other article.
TERMS OF SALE.
$10 and under, cash; over $10, ap
proved note, one year time, at six
per cent., interest."
J. W. Hartrampf.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Real Eatate Tranatera.
Joa Mann to P G Mann 10 a 1 1 a r
3 w 200
M I) Fessler to Franklin A Torn-
bow tr near Tigardville 25
J A Lynn to David Rice 40 ac aec
24 t 2 n r 3 w ioo
Washiugton Co to J L Washburn
40 a sec 16 1 2 n rs w 100
Richard Cardwell to J L Wash
burn 40 a aec 16 1 2 a r 5 w 60
Eugene Roberta et al to Joa Leiter
and A C brown Ho a in j w
Lynn donation 3000
Edmond Cornelius to Rose Lou
don 28.75 a Wm Gibaon die... 750
Frank Yocum to M J Carter 10 a
for life of grantor 6
Mav C Daviaon to W L Archam-
beau 8oascc3ot2nr5w 1
Silas Fordyce to May C Davison
aame aa above '
L A Meeks to C W Ellison lot 7
blk 5 Sherwood i7s
W Ehlert to M E Stratton lots 17
and 18 Cornelius Environs ... 700
John Edy to Bliiabeth Edy 52 a
aec 26 t 2 a r 2 w 740
W N Barrett to Anne J Buchanan
4oaJas Barker d 1c boo
Anne Buchanan tojosiah Miller
Its 5 and 8 blk a Reedville 1000
W J Dart to D W Fiske 20 a near
laruitngton 1000
F W Cadv to A T Weidel Ha 1 and
2 blk C Beaverton 225
Thoa Howell to j M Smith I a sec
4t 1 sr iw 100
Manche Langley to Delia Graham
lot 1 blk l Faylor a ad F Grove 150
Bdw Mendenhall Co to A B Davis
80 a sec 4 t 2 n r4 w 1000
John Donnerberg to S Swauson
Ita 21, 22, 23 bpencer's Home
stead 1
R D Montague to H Louaignont
12)4 a sec 32 t 2 n r 4 w 1
Harvey Northrup to Sarah B
hmith 10 a aec 29 t 2 n r 2 w. ... 100
Fedde Caratena to A C Caratens
'53 s Peyton Wilkes d 1 c 4500
II L Rnssell to Alva Weatcott 121
a Donald McLeod d 1 c 4200
Ulrich Gerber to Jno Gerber 20 a
A Bull die i,rvoo
Geo Seelye to W B Ramsey 80 a
in sec b 1 3 a r r w K55
Wm Reidt to C A Babcock lot B,
19 to 27 blk 21 Portland Hghta -
Subscribe for The Argus $1.00,
Joseph Q. Dillery, aged 58 years,
and for some years a sawmill man
of Reedville, died near Beaverton,
October 12, and his remains were
buried at the Greenwood cemetery,
roriiana, luesuay. Dillery was
well known in central Washington
county, and he will be remembered
as having been a party to a law
suit over a team of horses; the case
going to the supreme court and
back two times, Dillery finally los
ing the case. lie was formerly a
sawmill roan in the days of lumber
glory in that state.
This has been Pythian week al
Portland, the Grand Lodge Knights
of Pythias and Rath bone Temple
having been in session. Washing
ton county's delegates to the K. of
r. were: Glencoe, John Zimmerman
and W. B. Daretv; Cornelius, R
W. McNutt and Thoa. Talbot; For
eat Grove, Mr. R. Leabo and Dr.
Hovey; Hillaboro, II. T. Bagley and
Laurel M. Hoyt. John M. Wall,
of Hillaboro, was elected Grand In
ner Guard for the Knights, and his
many friends here are pleased over
his advancement. Mrs. Elizt Im
hrie was elected Grand Chief of the
Ratbbones. This makes consider
able honors for Hillaboro The
Uniform Ranks of Forest Grove
and Hilieboro went down in a body
and returned with honors for L. M.
Hoyt, who was elected Major of the
First Battallion, First Regiment.
Portland No. 2 gave the visiting
Kank a splendid banquet. The pa
rade waa one of the finest ever seen
in Portland.
Founders' Day waa observed at
Pacific University yesterday, and
Hon. W. N. Barrett, of ihif city,
delivered the ''Founders' Day Ad
dress." W. O. Hale, of this city,
represented the Alpha Zeta Society,
at the exercise, and Mie Minnie
Heidel, of Hilloboro also, gave an
impersonation as "Mary, Queen of
the Scots." Victor Emmel, of
Scbolls, gave a review of the ath
letic work and its relation to the
institution. Fred Vrootnan was
heartily encored in the rendition of
a solo, -The Red, Red Rose." Mr.
Barrett, the speaker of the day, is a
gradjate of Pacific University, '79,
and still has a warm feeling for the
University.
Those from this section, who
were at the dedication of Agricul
tural Hall, at Corvallis, yesterday,
were: Dr. J. P. Tamienie, Benton
Bowman, J. M. Greesr, W. Chal
mers, Arthur B. Flint, A. T. Bux
ton, E. W. Hsinee, David Stewart,
H. V. Gates, B. G. Iedy, W. B.
Cate.T. H Tongue. Robt. Tannock,
Ed. Schulmericb, Fred Hey wood,
II. A. Ruble and others.
Groner & Rowell, of Scholls, will
toon haye their new sawmill built
and the machinery placed. A
Portland firm has just finished the
latter and the building will be fin
ished as speedily as possible. The
new mill will manufacture rough
and dressed lumber and will have
the latest improved machinery,
gang edgers, and all that goes to
make a modern institution.
"Everybody loves a lover," they
say, but did ycu ever think how
hard it would be to court some
times if we didn't have a nice box
of stationery I mean, court by
letter. Well, this brings me to the
point do you catch it? It is this
stationery for lovers and others,
at the Racket Store, The very
nicest and up-to-date stock in town.
The family of James Borwick, of
Reedville, is suffering from Typoid
fever. A daughter, a young ladv.
died Tuesday, the burial taking
prace yesterday at the Norlh
Plains Scotch chuich. Others of
the family are reported critically
ill. The afflicted family has the
sympathy of their many friends.
John Blum, for over twenty vearB
a resident of the Wapato Lake
neighborhood, died near Gaston,
last Saturday evening. Deceased
leaves four sons, Sterling, Basil,
Edward and William, and two
daughters, Mrs. Joseph Thomas
and Mrs. John McLeond, all resid
ing at or near Gaston.
H. G. Starkweather, representing
the Oregonian and a mail box con
cern, was in the city Saturday eve
ning, and went out into the coun
try the first of the week to see if he
could place some of the boxes along
the mail routes.
Sermons are not alwayB tiresome.
The truth always wearB ar.d so do
the shoes sold by Dennis. Try a
pair from hiB stock and you will
become a permanent customer.
Footwear for big and little. Also a
complete line of hosiery.
W. B. Cate, of the Hawthorne
place, went to Roseburg this week,
representing Hillsboro at the An
nual Baptist State Convention. He
also attended the dedication of Ag
ricultural Hall at Corvallis, on
Wednesday.
See our display ad, on other
page, for "Specials," each week.
This week it is in gents' and ladies'
fleece-lined underwear, at a price
vou never dreamed of. It is sim
ply a snap. Racket Store.
Mrs. Dora J. Elliott, of Kinton,
visited with Mrs. R. Cave the first
of the week. Miss Rose Cave re
turned with her for a week's visit.
A word to the wise is sufficient
go to R. H. Greer's for your grocer
ies. He keeps the best and cheap
est in Hillsboro.
Miss Daisy Hoard, Miss Marga
ret Sylvia, Miss Isa Irvine and Mr.
Ed Payne, of Portland, were guests
of Miss Bessie Sigler, Sunday,
W. D. Smith, who has been at
Sumpter since last spring, has re
turned to this city, and is busy
Bhaking hands with his many
friends.
Miss Zadie Hay, of the Portland
Telephone central service, was out
this week, visiting with relatives.
.Miss Myrtle Hale, of Browns
ville, ia visiting with Miss Mabel
Adkins.
Hon. W. D. Hare was a Baker
City visitor this week.
Brick for Sale
Parties wanting lirst-claae building
brick, $r(j per thousand, call oa
or a Id erf,
Groner & Rowell Co.,
Scholls, Oregon.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY. IX D.
Pbisldaa, aaal Haarajaaail
Office Morgan-Bailey block an autre.
Rooms 1 2-1 j and 15. Reetdeaee aoasth
west corner Baseline and 2nd eUawt-
Uoth 'Phones.
WW eeeeeita4eVMMVyM
S. T. L.NKLATER, M. B. C. U
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Ofhcc at Kmilenc East of Court U
JAMKS PUILLIPE TAMIESLE, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or H"glih. Of
fice and Residence aouth aid of Mala,
near Odd yellow' Building, UUIabore.
GEO. R. BAGLEY
ATTORN EY-AT-LA W
Booms 1 and 2 Skate Baildinf J
HILLS BOKO, . . OBEGOS.
VeVaVVVVVV
H. T. BAGLEY.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office ia Cooin-WosUr Block, ataia it.
Hillaboro. - Oragoa.
THOS SI TOMOVC.
raa
THOS. H. ft K. B. T0NSUB.
AUoraeys-At-Law.
Rooms j, 4, & S. MorgaaBlk. Htllaharo.
JOHN 1. WALL,
ATTORN HY-AT-LAW
Office Upsuire, Bailer Mtrgea Mack,
Rooms, 1 aa' a,
HILLSBORO, . ORIOOM.
a'Vr',A',taa
BENTON BOWMAN,
ATTORNEY. AT. LAW
Notarial Work aad Coavaryacaaf .
Room 87 Uorgan Blk. H ills bora. Ore
'fV,''Mi
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
(Successor to Bsmtt ft ALnja?4
Office, Up Staita, Ceaattal 1
HILLSBORO oamooav.
f. M. HttlDRL
W. J. WAIA
Heidel & Wall
Largest list of farms lor aale ia Wash
ington County. Money to loaa. Con
veyancing, etc. We will aell vow Una
for you. - '.
Hillsboro - Oretron
arV'Nifr''VyyVVV
DR. J. E. ADKINS,
Fifteen years Kxperianca ia Hillaboro.
DEJSTISTP-
Firstclass Services. Charges Reasonable.
Office, Union Block, over Schulmerich
Broe.' Store.
lilLLUliOKO,
OBIOOM.
V. B. BAILEY, D. D. a
Dentist-
Rooms 10 and 11,
Morgan-Bailey Block
Hours 9 to 12 a. m., and 1 to 4 p. at
Hillsboro ... Orkqon
VWveVNNi,'VMVVV
DR. C B. BROWN,
DENTIST
516 Deknm Building, Portland, Ongea.
Makes frequent viaita to Hillaboro. An.
nouncementa of time published.
AieifpFVvyviVa
Blacksmithing
& Wagon Wood-Work.
i
I have opened a blaoksmithing
and wagon wood-work shop In tM
old Gardner stand on Third street,
HilUboro, and solicit your patron
age. All work guaranteed, and
charges reasonable.
Horse-shoeing a specialty.
J. Binkley.
Mi,',lMrt,iAFMFSrA
"A long pall and a atronf px!!"
is alright sometime), bat Tf ynor
razor pulls get a strop rat Tbt Del
ta. Large assortment.