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MILLMORO A6UI, Au8. 34, 1S0S
s
ON t94TAX-K0LL
Delinquent nnJ Half Vny
mcnts on Tax to lc Collected
AXU MIST BB PAID THIS MONTH
Kull U I'rcll) Well tin or J up This
Snon
Hberiir J. VV. Cunni and IV-nity
Kan nill lxt luy next month col
lecting the balance of elioitt lutf
thousand dollar, yet dim on the
11)04 lax roll, ami cowirg I In-
half payment iialitioea ami the tax
on which none ha been paid. Tbie
tax limit ) paid by the (irit Mon
day In October, or it will no delin
quent. The liritT baa collected a
trill over timi.lXKI out of a total
tax Uvy of I.r0,(K)0, in round iiutn
hern, and tbia is a my good ahosr
ing on top of a poor crop year lait
Bum mar.
Tb eherln" colli otion notice p
peiri in another column.
MHRRITT B. HOTCIIKISS
Merritt K liotehktss, a veteran of
the Civil War, died at hia home in
Houtheesi Hilisboro, Wednesday,
Auguat 30; l!Kif, from an attack ol
heart trouble. lieinJ wan horn
in Mtxico, Osa-ego County, N. V ,
Aug. It, 1H42. He remained on bin
father' farm until Ki', when on
April 23, ISCl, h enlisted in Co. 1).
24 lb N. V, Volunteer. May 17.
Itftll, wataworu into service for two
yeara on the Potomac, Mng ilia
rharged May 2!, 1S153. Ou Sent. 8,
IStU, be again enlisted for one year
in tbe UUih N. Y., etationed at
Pry Tortusna. Thia ended bin
army career.
On Jan. 3, he marriel, ard
two children, Merritt K. and Flota
M, aurviv him. II jained the
Masons In ISCS, in Rochester,
Minn., aud had been a Knight
Ttmplar for 20 veara, and Mem
lrot the MyatlcBhrineaince IS'.M,
being a 32nd digrae Mason.
The leuialn will be (hipped, to
morrow, ta Kugene, Oregon, whore
he reaidrd for yeara.
Peoeaeed had Ifcn a church
member ainco IH'.tH.
Flour and Feed . ('ate' Market.
Tbo. Hiiley returned from New
port Tuedy.
i. A. Meraitifter and wife vieited
the Fair thia afternoon.
Pave Keghitto, the Hherwwood
onion king, waa a cuiinly ent vis
ir tbia morning, on legal busi-
nee.
Mr. W. F. Withara baa told her
First 8trett property to a Mr.
Brown, of near Forest drove, ami
will move to Hood River to leside.
Woven wire fence ie chcatter than
lumber. We can aeli any kind of
wire fence in the market. Hole
agent for the American Steel and
WireCompany.Schulinerich Bros.
Mr i. C.8. Kalh.wlfHof Dr. Kalb,
preaident of the Washington State
Hoard of Denistry, of Hnokmie,
Weill., la here, with br daughter
Mariao, a gueat or Mm. A. H. flat
ley.
Farm for Iteot: Two miles north
eHt of HillHbnro, 210 acresgood
building. Twenty live acres und
id to olover, and forty five acre in
olovar and timothy, Inquire at
thl office.
B. K. Penny, of near Beaverton,
waa up thia morning, taking out a
Or permit and Baying thing not
over-complimentary of the law that
make a man trudge to the hub and
back if he want to net a alaahing
hr. .
speaking ot groceries if you
want the llnest staple ami fancy
groorie to be. found in the market,
try John Dennis, lie i after your
trade, and once a customer, always
a cuatomer,
W. B. Oale, of the Hawthorne
hopyard, will keep a oouitnieary
at the yard thia Beacon, ao a to
upply picker with groceries and
supplies, auoh ae nop gloves, eta
This i an Innovation that will be
appreciated by the picker.
II. V, Humphrey ttill doing
biiBlne aoroaa the street from the
Maaonlo Building, Second street.
Bicyole repaired; bicycle sundries;
all work guaranteed. Prince the
moat reasonable. ,
D. B. Reaaoner and Mr. So) man
Btarte) for Gaston, thia morn
. ing, and in his excitement P. U,
' forgot hia hunter' license. He
telephoned Deputy Sheriff Kane,
who Bent the coveted parchment
on to Forest Grove.
Hobulmerich Bros, have received
from the factory the largest assort
ment of buggies, hacks and bike
wagon ever brought to the county,
and now have them on exhibition
at their warerooins. Call and get
their price,
Marshal Atkinson is busy these
dry day watching the tires which
catch by farmers dropping matches
, '.Vre team are tied along the
chain, fringing the court house
fence. The droppings which have
accumulated are a dry as cinder,
, aud several blasea have started re'
cently,
W, II. Cor noli and ion, Wesley,
were badly bruised last Haturday,
while crossing tbe wagon bridge at
the Hootch Church, north of town.
Mr. Connrll was riding a pony,
ahead of the ttatn, which hie eon
wa driving. A they drove down
on the biidge one of tbe harness
horses became frighliid and lung
ed ahead, crowding tbe pony. As
ibe horse a'artcd to run Mr. Con
nrll caught it by tbe hit, but this
did not check the spend of the team.
As they nrared the end of the
bridge tbe pony fell, throwing Mr.
Conn-ll, badly bruising him, and
the team ran away, throwing out
and shaking up Hie boy. The pony
broke it le, and it will be neces
sary to kill it Mr. Ciuinell and
his eon are nnder Oik care id Pr.
W. P. Wood, and will bs out and
at work in a few day.
What with the red tape cauieJ
by legislation a farmer ran no long
er burn a slashing without first
getting a permit from the county
seal, and it Is making manv come
into town these daya to get license
to burn a piece of ground which is
in process of clearing. Count
Clerk (iodman his issued several
hundreds, already, aud the lint will
he swelled considerably before the
rain commence. Hunting license
are going rapidly, alio, and nearly
.(Ml have heeii issued. Ill re is a
saving rlaiisu in this, however, aa a
man ran hunt on hia own premise
without getting a permit.
Hopyard for lease: Yard of 75
acres, in hops, for lea for live
years, for :'i),(X)t; l.l.tXXi down and
balance on lime Four horses,
plows, and all necessary tools
Present lease gives lesnes three.
fourths of the crop. Keuiaininu
Hurler must be delivered owner of
land. lame interested sic J. C.
Kuratli or John Halgeber, HilUho-
ro, It. r , l). No. 1.
The Deputy Game Warden was
out through this section the first of
tbe wek, appointing deputies, ow
ing to comprint that the law regit
lating the killing of China pheas
ants is being violated. It will lw
11 for all concerned lo go a little
slow, a a turn or so might set a
pert on in'o a great deal of trouble.
All parlies are hereby notified to
not take county road grader under
my iharge without my consent,
and parly or parties who took the
grader from the end of tbe liend
road are notified to return same at
once and save trouble, (mstuve
Bronner, Sujier visor, Pint. No. '.I.
Next Monday is Labor Pay, and
the government has decided that
the rural mail carriers need not
carry the mail. I herefnre tanners
along tbe routes in Washington
County need look for no mail next
Monday.
Mrs. Geo, I,ieb, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr. aud Mrs.
A. C. Archliohl, is visiting with
Miss Laura Walker, of Ctd.tr Mill,
and at the close of the week will
stsrl for her home in LewiMon.
Idaho.
Wanted: Hop picker at the
Milne Hchneider yard, 2 miles
north of Ililltmoro. Those wanting
to pick will pltano sign up at Mr.
Schneider's, at the yard, or at the
John Milne residence, ilillehoro.
A. K. Ileames, of Jacksonville,
who had been visiting here for i
few days, left for borne today, Mrs
Heaniea remaining for a further
visit of ten days with her mother,
Mrs. T. II. Tongue.
The art of drees is to weBr some
thing appropriate aud in style.
That is what "she" like. Buy one
of our Inilor made and gentleman's
suits. Splendid satisfaction. II
Wchrung it Sons,
Jane M. Smith, of Forest Grove,
has filed a pint of two blocks in the
Elkanah Walker P. L. C, Forest
Grove, and one of the blocks has
been sub-divided into '!2 lots for
residence purposes.
Hammer paint, ready for the
brush, guaranteed to last 5 years
at A. vJ. Archbold s, for ifl.ao per
gallon. All colors Full line of
paints, oil and brushes, at lowest
prices,
W. II. Wehrung and V. N. Bar
retl have been invited lo occupy
the platform when the exercises are
in progress on F. -. Malthieux day
at the Lewis & Clark I air.
L. C. Pennell, a former resident
ol Forest Grove, and now in the
flouring mill bueiuees at Salem
was In the city yesterday, on bun
ness at the court bouse.
Team, harness, wagon plow and
harrow, for sale, cheap. Purohaser
can have a year's lime on approved
nolo. Team weighB tot ween asuti
and 2U0O, Inriiiirei of Fred Heidol.
Uev. J. F. Day, who occupied the
Baptist' pulpit here last year, and
who now has charge of the First
Baptist Church at LaGrande, waa a
Hilisboro visitor yesterday .
Married: In Hilisboro, Ore , An
gust HO, lilOfi, Judge II. T. Bagley
olliciating, Mr. Arthur N. Kasly
and Mie h Frances M, David, both
of near Greenville, ,
Mis.' J, W. Bailey, her don Tan),
and Miss Kwi Jtailey, returned
from Newport Tuesday evening, af
ter n stay of several weeks.
Hovt hag just received the finest
assortment of ladios' back combs
and hair pins, latest styles.. Call
and see them.
U. T. Simpson and' Henrv Hun-
nan, of Buxton, were callers at the
court house, yeslerdays
I OFFICI
VtitliorlticH try to Collect for
Two Attendant
CLAIM PROMPTLY Tt'KSED DOWN
Washington County Orders One Guard
and Asylum Seada Twe
The Sheriff office la having a
gisid bit of amusement these days
with asylum sutbnrities over the
question of an extra guard to con
vey Angust Schamburg, of Tuala-
in, to the asylum, aom weeks ago.
The local office, to save expenses
and that seems to U the purpise of
of the law telegraphed fir on at
tendant aa the patient did not seem
at all violent. The report sent tbe
secretary of state also showed that
but one attendant was ordered.
Two were ent, and when the claim
went in Secretary Dunbar refused
o pay for but one attendant, or
guard. Tbe aaylvra people tried to
run a bluff on tbe Shenfl, claiming
they tever received a telegram, but
when Deputy Sheriff Kane dug up
a copy of hia dispatch, at the West
ern I'niou oQice, showing a call for
but one guard, there was a silence
at tbe other end. A guard came
yesterday to take away Mitchell,
nsane, and the "humane' fellow
took his patient away without giv
ing him any dinner and official
dom here i wondering if the ex
pens account will call for pay for
ttie dinner that was not eaten at
least, in Hilisboro.
PERCHEKON STALLION
The IWheron horse. Black Pia
mond Ville, will make the Fall
stand as follows, commencing Sep
tember nth: At Hillahoro. from
Monday noon until Tuesday noon;
I tilencoe, at V. (Smith place.
from Tuesday eveniug until Wed-
need ay morning; at forest Grove,
from V ednetulay noon until Thu re
lay evening.
T. J. WALLA N, Owner.
PROBATE.
Ouanliulii of John T Johnson, inrom
Itc lit, Usnifcrred to Ysniliill county.
K.lle iUtry SUxmuo, dcreawil, fin
ally Milled.
!-'tate John V Luther, deceased
closed of record. .
BAGLEY HOPYARD
Hop picking will bigin in the Wm.
Bagley Sr. yard, near Leiayville.
Ihurxday, h.-ptemher i. Those
registered f r this year will please
be prompt.
SCHNEIDER & MILNE HOPYARD
N'hneoler v Milne wilt commence
picking hope on Wednesday, Sep
tember (. Pickers will pleate lake
notice.
F, F. Knight and daugh'er, Mies
Maude, of forest Grove, were id
town today.
Born, August 2'.). LW., to Mr
and Mrs. C. K Ingram, of Hilleta-
ro, a daughter.
'Richard Wiley, son of W, V
Wiley, returned from Newport
Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Barrett and
Miss Alice Wehrung returned from
Newport thia evening.
Born. AngiiRt 20, ItKW, to Mr.
and Mr. Waller Bernards, of
North Forest Grove, a daughter,
Jacob Schneider ha Jb aores in
bops on the Milne ranch, and
thia will be his first year's pick
ing.
John Vanderwnl, the field asses
sor and insurance rustler, was tip
from near Beaverton, thia after
noon.
Pr. J. P. Tamiebie and A. C
Shuts, cashier of the J. V. Shute
Bank, were Portland visitors this
afternoon.
Jelln loe Cream powder; jsllo,
gelatine, Mapleine, olive oil, Dor
kee's salad dreasing, always at II.
Wehrung & Sons.
Fred Vrooman, who is account
ant for a Portland firm, returned to
Hilisboro from Newport last Mon
day evening.
Miss Alma Bowman will leach
this Winter, commencing October t,
three miles balow Sherwood, just
across the Clackamas line.
Wanted: Three hundred hop
pickers to call and see our hop
pickers cutis, and our groceries.
J, A. Messinger, Second Street,
Hilisboro.
Andrew Heckman, the Beaver-
dam road supervisor, was in town
this evening. Mr. Heckman re
memhend the Argus with the finest
box of fruit, consisting of apples,
pears aud prunes, yet seen this
season .
B. W. Ramos, superintendent of
tbe Hilisboro schools, attended the
bu educational meeting at the Ex
position, three days this week, and
he reports it a great success. He
says that a majority of the Wuali
ington county teachers are in at
tendance.
Go to R. H. Greer' for Kconomy
and Maeoo fruit jars.
loul Muller, of Beaverton. wss
in town yesterday.
Lincoln Griger, of Cornelius, was
in the city yesterday afternoon.
T. 8. Wilkes made a flying trip
to Troutdale the last of the week.
J. C. Miller and wife, of beyond
Glenaoe, were in the city yesterday.
Bob Greer lead and the rest fol
low, in groceries, crockery and
glaesware.
John Schlegel, of Baoks, was
down this morning, calling on the
medical fraternity.
A six horse power upright engine
and boiler for rale. W. J. Benson,
Hilisboro, Or.
K. B. Tongue attended tbe Re
gatta and aquatic orti at Astoria,
the first of the week.
Smoke the Schiller and Excel-
lencia cigars Oregon manufacture.
Call for them.
Mark Rector, of Chicago, is in
the city, the guest of K. B. and T.
II. Tongue, who are bis cousins.
Call at our store and taste our
syrup made of Mapleine Kx tract
J. A. Messinger, Second St , Hilis
boro.
J. R Pickason and son, of north
of tilencoe, were in the city yester
day, and were callers at the Argus
ofhee.
To generate mental and idiysical
agility buy good groceries. We
keep the twst. II. Wehrung ,V
Sons.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. T. C
Meehan, of near Farinington, Aug.
2H, 1H05, twin sons, each weighing
seven pounds. ,
Mrs. Win Kane, of Forest Grove,
and Mrs. Ktther Kane, of Portland,
visited with Deputy Mien II Kane
and wife, Tuesday.
Have you tried Mapeline? II
not. why not? Boh Greer keeps it.
Aek Bob about it the first time you
are in town.
Miss Msnchie Langley, of Forest
Grove, was in tbe city yesterday,
at work on the records in the Coun
ty Recorder's office.
Hayes double force pump the
only pump in the long run, at A
C. Archhold'e. Call and see before
purchasing.
Rev. Guy Pheips, who held the
pastorate of tbe Evangelical Church
in this citv, for several years, visit
ed Hilisboro yesterday.
Cbas. Westfall, of Gaston, was
down yesterday, and states that
hop picking commences in tbe
James Hill yard, today.
Lon L. Long, who has been
pending the Summer on the Co
lumbia River, was in town today,
the guest of tbe Argus publisher.
Mrs. A. E Carey, of Silt Lake,
Utah, will open dressmaking par
lors at Mrs. J. W. Morgan's resi-
lence, on Second Street, Sept. 11.
Mr. and Mrs. John Woida, for
merly of Sherwood, lost their two
year old son in Portland yesterday.
Interment la today in Greenwood
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Murphy,
and children, of Monument, East
ern Oregon, were here this week,
guests of A. W. Walker and family
They left this morning for Mon
mouth, after which they will re
turn home, delighted with the Wil
lamette Valley and the big Fair.
The 13-year old son of J. C An
derson, of near Scholls, while riding
a horse Sunday, fell from the sad
die by reison ot the saddle tnroing,
and sustained a fracture of both
bones in the right forearm. Pr S
T. Linklater attended the unfortu
nate young fellow, and he will he
out in a few weekB, ready to huetle.
Isaac Allen, of Reedville, who al
lege he was robbed of several hun
dred dollars a few weeks ago, has
sued Peter Portigue, his renter, for
$151 Of), for hay, oats, barley, wood,
pasturage, etc., alleged to have been
furnished defendant. Allen claims
it was due him since last December
He makes Loex Diamond a party
to the suit.
J. B McNew. of near Greenville,
was in town yesterday and states
that Contractor Knotts is making
the dirt Uy on the Tillamook road.
Loin Rose v. Company, who are
working on the first mile, will have
it completed in a very few days,
when they expect to shift up the
line on another contract of station
work.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pake, of
Macon, Nebraska, and Curtis
Crampton, of Arroya Grande, CaL,
were here this weelc, guests ot
Frank Barnes, of South Tualatin,
being relatives ot Mrs. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Dake left thia morn
ing lor the return trip, white Mr.
Crampton and Mr. Barnes will
leave in a day or so fur a trip to
Crook County, ou a land bunting
tour.
John Keffer, aged 55 years, died
at Portland, yesterday, at 2:00 p.
m., after an illness dating several
months. Keffer was horn in Jack
son County, Missouri, and came to
Oregon with his father, V. W. Kef
fer, who settled on W' a pa to Lake,
and who now resides at LaFayette,
aged 82 years. Deceased leaves
one daughter. For many yeara he
has played the violin in and around
Port laud, and, years ago, furnished
music for Washington
dances,
WANT ADMINESTKATOR
Heirs of Late A. II Johnson
Are on the Warpath
CLAIM W. M. LADD IS IN FAULT
Eifate Ceters fHs Worth f Lands
.la This Ceuntv
C. N. Johnson, Mayor of Forest
Grove, ia one of tbe eight heirs or
representative of the late A. H.
Johnson, the Portland botcher who
owned 2,013 acrea of Que lands in
Washington County, asking that
W. M. Ladd, the Portland banker,
be deposed at administrator of the
eatate, embracing, also, valuable
projiertj in tbe city of Portland.
The original appraisement shows
the estate to have been valued at
792,552 27, with claims of 206,
Ii09, againet it. Of this Johnson
owed Lidd A Tilton $180,123.94.
and they claim that Ladd has
looked after the Ladd it Tilton in
terests more than the interests of
the estate, acting in a dual capaci-
l7- . .
Ibe lands embraced in this coun
ty are tbe celebrated Spring Hill
Farm, south of Pilley, embracing
73.'! acres, of which 250 are on ler
cultivation, and valued, altogether
at21.tX(0.
Aside from 72 acres on the Port
land mountain, there sre seven
places near Reedville, Beaverton.
and vicinity. Of the lands above
set out (00 acres are under cultiva
tion. From the appraisement there
should be over a half million of
lollars worth of properly after all
claims are paid.
lhe petition to oust Ladd sets
forth that the Washington County
farms have been oersted at a loss.
when they should have paid hand
somely.
Mrs. Sadie Johnson, formerly of
Keedville, who is a widow of one of
A. II. Johnson's sons, will come in
for a ehare of the estate if it can be
forced to settlement
The petitioners ask that Ladd be
removed and that a competent per
son hs appointed to close up the
estate and divide it among the var
ious heirs, lhey also allege that
Ladd operated the Keedville farm
at a lose of $t310, when it should
have paid a good profit. Johnson
died in the early part of 1894.
lhe heirs also alleges that before
death Johnson executed a trust
deed of Portland property to Mr.
Ladd worth $422,000, which has
never been included in tbe eetate.
but
ut which runs the valuation up to
'792,522 27, as quoted above.
IN HONOR OF MISS HOLCOMB
A very pleasant party was held at
the hmie of Mr. and Mrs. J; C
Holcomb, of Bettanv, Friday eve
nir.g, in honor of Mies Mayroe Hol
comb, of San Bernardino, Cal., who
is visiting relatives in that section.
The evening was indulged in muic
and games, after which light re
freshments were served. Those
present were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Tunttall, A. L.
Holcomb, . C. Wilaon, Frank ltolcouil),
.Mrs. S. A. Ilolcomli, the Misses Rilla
Tuustall, Mayme Hclcouib, Carrie and
Martha Becheu, May and Clara Mead,
RosttU Holcomb, Annie Smith, Beatrice
Tnnstnll, Hither Wilson, Connie and
Carrie llcberlein, Ilatlie Holcomb, Mai-
die Hansen, Lena liarlsley, Mattie
Stream, and Messrs. Henrv Kuratli, Lee
Mead, Kolit. and John Tanoock, Bert
Ormitel, Will Josse, Fred Orosseo, Roy
Kimlsman, Frank Grincr, Marshall Mat
tic, Dtt'i Sapper, Howard Holcomb and
Thoj. Stream.
COTSWOLD BUCKS
For salt: Thoroughbred Cots
wold bucks, yearlings and two
year olds. Inquire of Jos Cawrse,
5 miles northwest of Hilisboro.
Preaching at the Christian
Church next Sunday morning and
evening
Sheriff J. W Connell started this
evening for Scogi?iii Valley, on bus
i liens and a deer hunt combined.
V. K Trtiyn, the guest of his
sister, Mrs. II. V. Gates, for a fort
night, left for Heppner yesterday.
Mrs. B. P. Cornel mi went to
Portland Tuesday, for a few days'
visit with relatives.
The executive committee of the
County Lewis & Clark Club held a
meeting thiB afternoon, at the home
of Airs. F. J. Bailey.
The city will lay new water pipes
on Main, between Second and Third,
its the old ones are about "all in,"
and leaking badly.
Mrs. F. J. Bailey, secretary of
-the Lewis & Clark County Club,
returned from the Fair last eve
ning. Mrs. F. M. Uobinton, of
Beaverton, is acting as hostess of
the Washington County exhibit,
this week.
At tbe big clambake at Newport
last Saturday, S. B. Huston, of
Hilisboro, and C. B. MooreB, of
Marion, made address. Both are
out for the congressional nomina
tion to succeed the Hon. Binger
Hermann. Hermann bimBelf'has
not posted notices that he is out of
the race, but in all likelihood he
will not have a delegate in the con-
County vention unless he should be vin
1 dioated hy a trial jury.
Rev. Albert Heiforlh, of Emery,
South Dakota, will preach bis first
sermon in the new German Presby
terian church, at Bethany, next
Sunday, although the building will
not be dedicated until later, owing
to the delay of the pew. Sunday
afternoon W. C. Liube will preach
at Mnuntaindtle, and will be ac
compaoied by Mr. Her forth. Tbia
will be Mr. LsubVe last preaching
in the county, as he will leave for
hia chair in tbe German Presbyter
ian Seminary at Dubuque, Iowa.
On Tueeday, September 5, at 10 in
the morning, Mr. Laube iil sell
his horse and biijrgy, his cows and
his household furniture to lhe high
est bidder, J. C. Kuratli crying thej
sale. All bis household furniture
and that part of his library which
be does not want to ship, will also
be sold.
A. B. Thorass, a former Forest
Grove business man, has purchased
three sections or wheat land op in
the Alberta country, close lo where
Thos. McClelland, former president
of Pacific University, has a section.
Mr. McClelland tbrei years azo
bought the section, and last year's
crop reimbursed the purchase price
of land and all expenses Tbe laod
produced from 30 to 50 bmhels of
fine wheat, and ths district ha at
tracted many from this county.
Frank Kellerman, formerly a renter
on the Palmateer place, near Reed
vtl e, is raising, what up there, and
doing nicely. The glowing reports
of tbe Alberta country are attract
ing many young fellows around
here, and there may be a further
exodus in the near future.
Next Sabbath morning there will
be the regular service at the Tuala
tin Plains Presbyterian church,
and in connection, the Holy Com
munion. Rv. A. II. Burkholder.
of Portland, will preach at the
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
church this Fridar evening, at the
Preparation service" for the Holy
Communion. Ail members of the
church and any christian expect
ing to attend tbe Sabbath Sacra
ment, are urged to be present
There will be Presbyterian services
at the West Union church next
Sabbath at 3:;i0 p. m. A cordis
invitation is extended to all.
The City School Poard has as
signed the teachers for tbe cominr
school year, as follows: B. W
names, superintendent, and in
charge of the Ninth; Anna Chal
mers, Lighth; Annette White, Sev
enth; Lucy Humphreys, Sixth
Ethel Norman, Fifth; Jennie Beam
ish, Fourth; Tennessee Weather
red, Third; Rose Wilcox, Second,
and Mrs. M. M. Pitlenger, Pri
mary. It is expected that school
will commence Monday, Septem
ber 25. The district has contracted
to have all the old rooms given a
coat of kalsomine, and the rooau
will all be very neat and tasty
A year ago this week Hilisboro
was anxiously watching the chase
after Bert Oak man, who killed
Frank Bennett, Aug. 29, 1904, ir
the alley east of the bandstand
Poses searched the woods east of
town, and the woods along the Co
lumbia rive', near Scappose, to no
avail. It will be remembered that
Oakman was caught at Warren
dale, on the Columbia, a few days
later.
August S:homburg, of Evans
Ion, III , returned home Sunday
evening, after a week a visit with
his brother, rred Schomburg, of
the Oregon Condensed Milk Com
pany. He made a host of friends
while here, and thinks that Oregon
is all right. I', is not improbable
that be will dispose of bts business
in the east and locate here.
Wm. Schulmerich left yesterday
or Coos county, where he will par
ticipate in three farmers institutes.
his addresses being exclusively on
the dairy question and the proper
kind of stock and rations for the
strictly dairy cow. Mr. tchulmer
ich is well lulormed along the lines
of his subject and his addresses are
always a welcome oasis in meetings
that sometimes favor ot dullness.
Deputy Sheriff Kane has just
6nished writing up about forty
deeds for lands the county pur
chased in 1900 at delinquent land
sale. . All of these lands will be
sold to the highest bidder for cash
in a short time, the county to
give a quitclaim deed. Here will
be a chance for a speculation.
The long -line of farmers' teams
in front of the Climax Mill, de
livering wheat, reminds one of
old times, when wbeit raising was
the chief industry in this section.
D. H. Willers came in yesterdav
and waa obliged to wait nearly
an hour liefore he could unload.
Half of one's dress is the shoe?
Our celebrated Douglas shoes for
men, and Drew-Selby and White-
House shoes for ladies are the best
of quality and latest lasts and
they "last" and hold their shapes.
school shoes for children. 11
Wehrung it Sons.
C. P. Stafford, of Halsey. accom
panied Mr. and Mrs. C, D. Linn
and their guest, Miss Etta lumber
lin. to Long Beach, last week. They
returned the last of the week.
Lost: Small, white dog, with
leather collar, hearing a Portland
tag. Answers to name of "Jimmy."
lUrl Uaudle, JSorth Hilisboro.
Will Johnson, of Mountaindale
and E. P. Cornelius, of Glencoe,
were in the city this afternoon.
Miss Susie McKinney and Edwin
Morgau departed this week for an
outing at Seaside.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, XL D,
Pbvalclaa, aa4 mrg
OKica alurraa-Baiky block p aulra,
Rooms 1-Lt and 15. Bldfce
vast corner Baealiae aad gad
Koto 'Ptoses,
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. al.,
PHYSICIAN AMD SURGEON
Office upstairs orer The ivlta Driif Store
Rttiilenca BaatofCoart How.
in lb corner of lhe llwk.
SASASASASASArWVyVWVM
JAMES PllILLIFE TAJIIES1X, M. i.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
nee opsiaire in lorwiu-wooster Block
North side of Main Street.
F. J. BAILEY. M. D..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaiilenve on comer Second and Oak Sim
Oregon Phone Main tlti.
HILLS BORO - - - ORKOO
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and o.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. JtllilSDOrO, Ure.
GEO. E. BAGLEY
ATTOkNEY-AT-LAW
Boon). 1 and 2 State Baildlngf
HILLSBOKO, . . OKEUOS.
H. T. BAGLEY,
ATTORKK Y -AX-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office,
HiUebora, - Oregon,
TUOS H TOMCUC
S TOHOSB,
Motaas
TH0S. H.4E.B. TONS UK.;
Attorney-At-Lw.
Rooms i, 4, & $, Morgan Bin, lltlleborw.
JOHN 21. WALL.
ATTOaNSY-AT-LAW
Office CpeUiis, Bailey Bfergea Black.
Rooaia, iaai a.
HILLSBOKO. - OROON.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATT0RK8Y-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBORO ORBQON.
W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Building, Upstairs, Rilkboro,
Shute
11.
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Bile, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hilisboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Props.,
SvccmaBBrm Im 0. TUkmws
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all . kinds.
A Mew Era In Prksmrn
We are going to sell meat at price low.
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and tee us. We mean
business. 'Phone aad Free Delivery
Main Street, opposite Tnalatia Hotel,
Hilisboro, Oregoa.
S. , LYONS B. P. CORNKLTUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
surance Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add yonr sale to our list.
Call in and see us.
Main Street, Hilisboro, Or,
NOTICE
For the next 10 days we will aire a 20 tier
cent reduction on Uold fillpo and Silver
Frames, also on LetiHeti. We will ntxu
give a reduction in tiie price 01 treatment.
Remember we cure all cr ruble dlsensex
without medicine or knife. Wo make a
speciality of the eye. We w ill treat goiiro
for Ui per month and guarantee a euro
111 irom I to 3 iimnllis. All clirnnio ills-
eases yield to our nyntom of treatment.
linn tiller holds irooil tor the next 10
diiys. . Kxiuiiiiintion Free.
Dlt. A.U. K A TON.
IF YOU
IV1BVI
m r -
WE CAN CURE YOU
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VOKTLAI'iU. Ortfc-KN
NuW-N 1Uib ft-AVfjU-tl ft I'UlauJ tiU.- Hf-I,
V. 0. Dotiftlaon and ftmilf re
turned from Ctnnou Beach, belof
Seaside, laat Friday.