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DIG Til FOR COL. -JOSKIMI
L. MEKK DAY
Friday, September 201 h,
Lewis & Mark Fair
at
OSB FAKI FOK THE HOUND TRIP
Gv,
I'btmverlala aed
lliiui, Prleclpal
Ce. H. Wit
Speaker "CI. Joe L. Mek Pay at the Fair
promisee to lie oue of Ilia moat In
terming of all historical celebra
tion, and lha program, from a
pioneer etandpolnt, will I eicep
tionally good. President Good, of
tba Fair, will deliver lha eddreee of
welcome; Uuv. Chamberlain will
welooina the vWllore from Wash
ington, Oregon ami Idaho, la en
Informal uteri, and lion. Gio. II
William. I'oillanJ'a Grand Old
Man, will deliver the hUtorical ad
dris Alviu Brown, of Korrat
Grove, will lie preeeut and tell of
hia experience accompanying Joe
Mark to Ibe top of the mountain!
whan lha doughty Colonel started
rati to Washington.
0o, II. Mines, eecre'ary of the
Oregon Historical Hoclely, will ar
range, fur a parade of 102, 62 to be
Aiurii aiii and r0 representative of
the English A Col. Uotk will te
in the parade in costume, and the
atiair will be of great interest to
people of tbia ootintv Joe Ke.-kV
first and only home in Oregon.
The railroad wilt give a one fare
for round trip on tbia day, good to
go down on tha 28th and return
ibe ItOib, good on any passenger
train loor Irom the city, Children
can go for one half the above rale.
Let Hillsboro, Forest drove and
Cornelius, and all outlying point
make thia a nature of a Holiday,
and help awall the demonttiatkm.
PUBLIC SALS
1 will tII at public auction at the
C. S. White place 2 mil N. K. of
Glencoe, at ten a nr., on
MONDAY, 8EPTKMBER 25
lha following daaoribed ertonel
property:
Hpaa black niaies, 6 yearsoM, weight,
awn, wrll matched ami good drivers, 16
head ol splendid Jereey dairy cow. all
IH1 trains anil good niilkera, one lieah
nil irt coming (rnh early; owner will
alio what tliry bav tluut in nillk sup
ply anil leal; t two year old hetlere, one
roinlntf lrrh kkhi; Bain wagon, J"i
hulil hack, Mcl'orniUlt mower, aulky
rake.t plow, banuw. No. 4 Sharpies
crtum srpaielor, act leant harneae, heavy
nintcle harura. fi tona baled oat bay in
Urn; 10 toui louae timothy and clover
bay; M cbop (eetl, 7 dot. chlckena, No,
H rook atove, Kovd; beater, cupboard,
latilr. liialra, diauea, houeeliold and
kitchen fuiulture, forks, shovel, awi,
tools, lot potatoes and many olbt-r arti
ilea.
I.uucli will be served at noon. '
TERMS OK HALE
Under f iO, caah; 10 and over, 12
luootha' lime, approved note, inter
eat at 0 per cent. Discount of 2
percent., aumi over (10.
W. Davit, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
LAUREL BLAZB
The dwelling, with nearly all ila
content, belonging Julius Chriat
enton, of near Laurel, burtied at
about aeven o'clock thia morning
lha caure being a defective Hue
The loa ia 10(H), with 1700 in-
aurance in tht Bathany mutual.
Mr. ChriRtenaon expect lo build
in the near future.
CYRUS GARRISON
A, Cyru Garrlaon, ton of A. II.
(larriton, of Ihia city, died at Sa
lem, Ore., Sunday, Bept. 17, 1905,
after an illness that It ted several
years. Deoeaaed was born in Polk
county, Oct. 1, 1851), and moved to
tbia county, with bia parent, in
1873. Ha was wedded Ifr Edith
Dailey, 8ept. 15, 1884, to which
union two children aurvive: Mrs.
Tliot. Kobartion, Mtdford, Ore.;
Clinton (larriton, Portland. Duto
ber 1, 181)9, ha waa again married;
this lima to Mrs. Rosa Matnay, of
. Portland.
- The funeral takes place lha last
of tbe week. -
A brother, ' C W Qarriaon, of
4uiiu, via , m ripivi , vkiw ff . . . -
ney, residing in thia city, and his
father, A, U. Qarriaon, alto m:k
log his home hero, survlv him. .";
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Flour and Feed. Cate's Market,
Oo to McCormick't for soho'
supplies.
Geo. Fmsr and wife, of
Pdrt-
land, are guests of the Connells thia
week.
Sohool tablets, pencils, pens and
inks, elo, at MoCormiok' muBio
store.
Mrs. M. E. Lewis, of Los Gatos
Cat., is in tbe city, tba guest of her
daughter, Mis. L, E. Wilkes.
. A. Barns' new song "A Dear
Little Webfoot Girl" now on sale
at McCormick't munio store, 25 ots,
F. E. Billington, of Cottage
Grove, talked to an audience at the
Christian church, Tuesday eve.
Dr. C. W. Lowe, of Eugene, waa
bere yesterday, al the Tualatin
His wife joined him here, today
and they went oo lo Portland to
lake in the Fair.
Bunt. Case and wife, while return
ing trout ibetr plaoe on Usles Creek,
met with a little miaadvenlure thai
waa thrilling aa well aa provoking.
Mr. Caae'fe auluval became frttthlt'O-
ed while coming through the (J rove,
and abe commenced showing a
clean pair of beela Into the apace lo
front of tbe eupt. e virion. Alter a
few paaeea the animal finally sue
ceedrd in kicking tbe ahafta to
piece. There waa no other damage.
Half of one'a dreaala the abne.
Our celebrated Douglaa eboni for
men, and Drew-Helby and White
Houee ahora for ladiea are tbe beat
nf quality and I a teat leal and
tbey "leii" and hold their aha iee
Hehool thoea for children. II.
Wehrung & Bona.
Angutt Kruger, manager of the
Baoon farm, al Beaverton, had the
miafortune lo break hi leg in two
plaoee, below the knee, the other
day. Kruger waa taking .cow to
the peelure, when Ibe bovine be
came unirictahle and tangled Kru
ger up In tbe rope, Kruger waa
taken lo lha North Portland Hani
tarium for treatment. Ilia many
frieinla around Beaverton boie he
will aooit be around again.
The art of dress ia to wear emit
thing appropriate and in style.
That ia what aha" llkei. Buy one
of our tailor made and gentleman!
uita. Splendid aaliilaction. II.
Wehrung A Hone.
K. II. Maury, of Diiley, write
the weather bureau aa followa:
Kaln during early part of week
did a groat deal of good at d very
little damage; plowing baa begun In
many placet, atill the ground ii
itiite dry; bop nicking will lie done
in a few dtya, the yield ia better
than waa ei peeled; grata haa alert
ed ; eorue tteding ia being done "
Speaking of groceriea if you
want lha lineal eta pie and fancy
groceriea to he found in tbe market,
try John DemtU. lit la after youi
trade, and ouoe a cuatomer, alwayt
a cuatomer.
ra. Hugh Logan and Miea I'et
Betzer, of Nrbraaka, were here thlt
week, gueita of their relative, Mrt.
W. O. Itoneleon. Mini Belter ii a
com pot i I or, and for thirteen yeart
held down a oaaa on tbe Lincoln
Journal. They left fir the eatt
att night, after a pleaeant viait at
the fair, which they pronounce the
flnett aver.
Farm for Kent: Two milea north-
aaet of Hillsboro, 210 acree good
building. Twenty Ove acre aeed-
ed to clover, and forty Ave acre in
clover and timothy. Inquire at
thla office.
Mr. and Mr. Alfred Burkhalter
and John 0 rotten and wife, of Men
b, Pacific County, Wash., are over
for a week' viait at the Fair. Tbe
gentlemen are engaged In dairying
in oue of the finest district over
there. They are yieiting tbe Ku-
ratlia and relatives, out at Phillips.
II. V. Humphrey still doing
uaineaa serosa the attest from the
Maaonlo Building, Second et reel.
Bicyclea repaired; bicycle eundrie;
all work' guaranteed. Price the
mmt reasonable.
W. H. Cab,of West Union, near
Helvetia, waa a caller at tbia office
Tuesday, Mr. Caah baa Imwu it is
trict school clerk in his section tor
number of yeara. The Mr
Caah, the death of whom waa an
nounced in last week a Argus wat
the wife of hia brother.
Hammer paint, ready for the
brush, guaranteed to Utt 5 yeats,
al A. C. ArchbolU s, lor l.2o per
aalloo. All colors. Full line of
paints, oils and bruthet, at lowest
prices.
C. K. Shorey and wife were down
from Mountaindale this morning,
and Mr. Shorey thinks tbal lie will
tdow under bia clover to get rid ol
the dodder peat. , . : .
For -tale: Two Holatein bull
oalves. A. Bendler, Jeeae Cornell
ua nlace. 44 milea northweat of
Hillaboro, Addreaa, Cornelius, R
F. D. 1.
The foundation for the new bom
of Mrs. Klla O'Connor is being laid
at lha corner of Third and Beet-
line.
Jello Ioe Cream powder; jello,
gelatine, Mapleine, olive oil, Dur
koe s aalad dressing, alwaya al 11
Wehrung & Sons.
Col. C. T. Bowen and wife, for
titer residents nere, now 01 nasi
Portland, were guests of Mrs. J. D
Merry man today.
Hayet' double force pump the
only pump in the long run, at A.
C. Arohhold's. Call and aee before
purchasing.
Miss Gladys Hart, of Omaha,
Nebraska, is the gueat of Miss
Graoe Ballard.
Smoke the Schiller and Excel
lenoia cigars Oregon manufacture.
Call for them.
One of Shady Brook's nitnrod's
killed a deer the other day, tht
venison dressing over 200 pounds.
. Wanted: ' To buy some Cotswold
sheep. C. Rebec, Farmington, ad
dress, Hillaboro, R. F. D. 2.
' Mrs. Elmer Fowler, of Portland,
was in town Sunday, the guest of
Mrs. C. Butler and family.
A six-horse power upright engine
and boiler for sale. W. J. Benton,
Illllsboro, Ore.
Judge L. A. Rood and wife were
Fair vwitors this afternoon.
Oo the Bridge at Midnight, Sip
Umber 30.
TOANOF MEXICAN
WAR IS ViSlTINGr tlERK
aMMaeaiBwawal
Writ After old , Santa Anna'
Forces at Huena Vlttta
SOW OVEK 81 YEARS OP AGI
Cel. T. J Bnbicl Htrt Frtia Reatberg
te Viait Fritada
Col. T.
J. Bramel, who waa with
Taylor
in Mexico, in the war of
that name, arrived here the laet of
tbe week for a month' viait with
U.J. I'almeteer and family. Col.
Bramel, although HI yeara of age,
it ttlll able lo be around and greet
hi friend, lie waa born in St
Louie, Mo., Feb. 23, 1824. and en
titled at the age of 22, with Gen.
Taylor, and waa under Capt. (Jar
ton Meare, of the Arkantaa Caval
ry, lie aerved three enlittmenta,
not leaving until old Santa Anna
waa defeated, and it it aaid thai
Col, Bramel ia the original man
who picked up tbe doughty Meii-
cin i wooden leg when he ilea 10
avoid capture, Mr. Bramel waa in
COI.. T. J. BAMKt,
the battle of Buena Vista and many
oilier fierce engagement, many of
which tht Americana were greatly
outnumbered, lie was in Gen
Wool's brigade the same man who
later came here in the Indian Iron
blea. Br iiitl came to the ooaat in
lHM, driving a bull team through
to l alilornia. After a lew years
there, he came to rorlland, where
he opened a broker's office. Later
he waa in tbe restaurant business
at Aatoria. In 18K0 h bought
farm at Ueedvllle, living there un
til a few yetrt ago, when he moved
to Hillaboro, tubxquently going to
the Itneehurg Home to tpc nd hit
remaining day.
Ha was wedded to Mrt. Mncy
Paltuatee r, in 18, G, the wife pac
ing away in 1888.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Jane M Hnillli to W II William, i.art
01 hiK 2 iiaiiroma Ailil Mirove Jltm
AukiikI IMaltalux lo Nlella Nliorey,
lolx 10. U. Hand 10 Peachvale '110
R II MoiiImuiic el ux to Carl llrr. imrt
of arc u t S n r A w and ollior himl...:k)00
Q V llrorlwiiKh rt ux lo MiiiiiIp Kri-
iIhv, iMirtaorlolM f, (I ami 7 Friiltvale
Adit roraat Drove HOO
bdwiu wairnrr to David Ken I nr. part
nf lot .1 oik 17 Korext ll rove lift
8 W Heolya t m lo A V Tlt-hi-rtor. 1W
arret. 111 J M Koweii tl 1 c inu
A K TleMnnr lo Km ley Tlcbanor.
am aa above 10
Tnoa Muriihy Nr et ux to Tboa Mnr
I'liy, a w ! of n S aec 10 1 it n r .1 w !U0
Mllm Watmuaet ux tor M llelKel
and W N Harrett. lot IS blk 1 Hieb-
land Park Aibl hillslxir" W
William Ziairleret 11 x lo Allien heii-
netl, tract 111 J !ouafKiiont il I e I
J N 11 ott iiiHii et ux lo J l Aviiololt.
M.4 a In ho 101 I nr4w SOuo
W K Curllj to Alvin 0 Brown, lu.ltf a
near Koreat drove Mtt
Obaa Hcbnililt lot: N Matirlll. KkJa
aeo 14 tJr3w. MOO
Chan Auileraon to K M Heblel and
VV N lUrrett, It 1 blk t H P ad H bo SOU
John 1 W IIhoii to Hoi imrtl t eteraoli.
Hi AuinaUrillltlMlln 025
A A I.ittla lo K Wenatroin, tract anv 8
Uiriw aoo
K QuitpkeiibUHh to liiveatment C, til
aormJohn llioklin 1) Ic
Win KeliH to Kliaa ()owen, lota V7 to
.11, Ino, W P HbIkIUh.. 280
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the O. G. Barlow farm
5 milea north of Hillaboro, and one-
half mile south of Glencoe, at ten
0 clock a. m., on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 4,
Bay liorae, 9 years, weight, 1450; Ky
mare. 0 vrt. mo; bay mare, 7 yn, 1175.
gray borne, 11 year, 1150; bay horse, 10
year, 1000; span cons, 15 mootni; o
cow, graded Jersey, & in milk, 1 fresh
in Noveiulier; t heifers, I fresh loon
Shorthorn bull. Is months; bnll calf.
months: bull calf, 4 mouths: 5 brood
low, lo ihoata, 10 piga, Poland Cbln
hoar; 33 head uotswoin ewes; 3 doz nena
3 ttanda beet; u tons oat nay, loose,
in
barn: 5 sack tares; Ham wagon, tu in
wide the; Bain wagon, half truck, i
road cart: loo buirtry; 6 ft cut McCor-
mlflb 1 . i n a r Hiniutnif in uli i ii a tiavraV
Osborne tedder, disc harrow, 3-section
drss harrow, la-inch earn plow, 16 inch
sulky plow, laud roller, la-boe Oundlach
drill, potato planter, i nayracks, unai
ham fan mill, act work harness; 15o foot
rope, hayfork, carrier and pulleys, cross
cut saw, 10-gal milk can, Peoples' cream
separator, a sledges, pticiuorics, ami nu
nieraus oilier srticies.
Terms of Siile Under $10, cash
110 and over, one year's time, ap
proved note, at G per. rent. Two
per cent, oil', cash over $10.
Lunch at noon.
Shattuok Bros., Owners,
B. P, Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Wanted: Girl tor housework; in
town. Inquire at this office.
Toboggan Mapleeyrup at Greer's
Go to R. H. Greer's for Koodoos
aod, Karoo fruit iara,, v.
N . Womer, of laurel, was in the
W. J. Benson and wife were
Portland visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mr. Ixtaia Cantena, of
Manning, were in tbe city yeeter-
Call at our store and taste our
syrup made of Mapleine Extract. t-
A. Meesinger, Second Bt , llille-
boro.
C. W. Rollins, tbe talesman for
big St. Ixiuit bat company, was
home Ibis week for a few days.
To generate mental and phytical
agility buy good groceriea. We
keep the beat. II. Wehrung dr
Hon.
1). II. Pierce, accompanied by
hia ton, Edgar, of Harriiburg, ?ie
ited with bis daughter, Mr. W. P.
ucker, Turaday.
GianJ Ball at W. O. W. Hall.
Cedar Mill. Saturday night. Sep
tember 30. Tickets, including
supper, ll uu.
Before puicbaaing a piano or or
gan have a talk with E. L. MoCor
mick. For quality and prices be
cannot be beaten.
J. A. Imbrie ia taking hi annual
acalion this aeaaon out lo the
Cata. hopyarda, where he ia general
superintendent.
Hoyt bat jutt received tbe Bneet
assortment of ladiea btck combs
nd bair pins, latest styles. Call
and ree them.
Henry Matthee, of Laurel, waa
in town yesterday and states that
hop picking wi I be finished in his
section by the middle ol next week.
Pacific Monthly the finest Coast
Magazine, 1100 per yer. Argue
nd Monthly for II 50. Get your
Winter reading now.
Miaa Wilms Waggener. of Ihi
city, bas again assumed her peti
tion aa BMiitaot inalructor in Pa
cific University's conservatory of
muaic. ,
The subscribers of the Hen
dricks' bridge, north of Cornelius,
have paid f 127 into tbe county
treasury to help pay the coat of tbe
structure.
Mr, and Mrs. Fiank Barr, of
Gray River, Wash., arrived laat
evening for an extended viait with
Sigler and wife, and to incident
ally visit tbe Fair.
Mies Ethel Wright, of Grant
City, Mo., is in the city, tbe guest
of a relative, Clerk E. J. Godman.
She will teach in tbe Cooper Moun
tain school thia winter.
U. S. Hicks and wife, of Califor
nia, are here, the gueala of Mrs
Win. Pitman. J. P. Hicks, for-
merly justice of the peace bere, ia
now postmaster at Henley, Cal.
Foreat Grove will send down
quite a delegation to tbe develop
ment meeting at Eugene, bept. 29
and 30, and the boys expect to
land the next meeting at Foreat
Grove, next January.
Postmaster Cornelius has re
ceived orders that all rural mail
boxea will be numbered. This or
der applies to all routes in the
county, and will go into effect at
once.
Cierk Godman issued S27 hunter
license, and the number will be
materially increased before tbe 10th
of October, aa the hunting aeaaon
will cause many to get the neces
sary scrap of paper. ,
Paul Sterling, aseiatant to Agent
llinthaw, baa returned from an ex
tended trip to Southern Oregon,
where he visited his parenta at
Drain. He went to work this
morning, relieving Howard Baird,
who had hia place during bia ab
aence. '.
The bird aeaaon opens October 1,
and then there will be shooting ga
lore in the country diatricta. They
aay that birds are very plenty this
aeaaon and there will be plenty of
port unlets tbe violators of tbe
law get away with too many of the
birds before the law opens. ,
S. E Hoover has purchased the
interest of Mr. Hsushew in the
Housley & Htnihew butcher shop
on (second street, ana win itxe
possession on the firat of the month
Mr. Hoover baa been in tbe bust
ness here before, and It is no new
experience for him. .
Wm. Twite, a real estate man of
Ballard, Puget Sound, is here with
hia wife, visiting with Herman Col
lier and wife, of Scholia. Mr.
Twin it a brother of Mrs. Collier.
The guests think that tba Fair ia
one of the finest ever held, beating
the eastern shows for timber and
mineral. .
The W. C. T. U. of Hillaboro
will celebrate their twenty-first an
niverlary at the M. E. ohuroh next
Sunday evening. The State rrest
dent. Mrt. Luoia Faxon Additon,
will be present to speak, inner
special numbers of interest will be
rendered. Everybody cordially
invited.
-Negotiations are now pending
which, if effected will give the in
dependent telephone system of thia
county connection wan rorlland
The local companies are making an
effort to join with the automatic
company, now putting in a system
in the metropolis. If the junction
is made it will mran a great bane
fit to the farmers who have the In
dependent system in their homes,
PUBLIC SCHOOL OPENS
ON-l!0NDiRNISG
Hollding is in Excellent Con.
i ditlon for Term
PLEiin 0P ROOM FOR TBE PUPILS
AtUeaaact Will Deektless U Llgkl the
first Week
The Hillsboro eity schools will
open neit Monday morning, and
tbe building is now in good sbape
to give ample room for the increase
in scholarship. Tbe painter and
kalaommers are through with
tbeir contract and everything
looks cleanly and inviting. The
attendance for the first week will
doubtless be rather light, owing to
the fact that bop picking will con
tinue into next week sometime.
Tbe corps of teachers, at stated
two week ago, ia:
B. W. Barnes, auperintendant,
and in charge of tbe Ninth Grade;
Anna Chalmers. Eighth; Annette
White, Seventh; Lucy Humphreys,
Sixth; Eihel Norman, Fifth; Jen
nie Beamish, Fourth; Tennessee
Weatherred, Third; Rote Wilcox,
Second, and Mra. M. M. Pittenger,
Primary.
PARLOR MILLINERY
A beautiful hat ia not necessarily
expensive; taste make it attract
ive, not money. Tbe latest fash
ions in ladiea and missea' hatt are
offered by Mies I yen Hesse, at her
home Parlor Millinery, on Third
atreet Hats re shaped and newly
trimmed, at email cost.
Call and see what may be had,
at moat attractive price.
"ON THE BRIDGE AT MIDNIGHT"
On the Bridge at Midnight,"
Klimt and Gazsolo'a famous scenic
drama, for which tbe scenery alone
cost 1 10,000 will soon be teen bere
On tbe Bridge at Midnight" is not
sensational melodrama but a
genuine comedy-drama. It ia re
ireahingly free from tbe cut-and
dried devices of ordinary plays and
ita scenic and mechanical effects
are unrivalled. Tbe reproduction
of a famoua iackknife bridge in
Chicago is what givea the play ita
title and the wonderful operation
of tbia maaterpiece of engineering
is reproduced with thrilling accur
acy. The huge valvea open and
vessel passes through. Wit and
humor follow each other through
tbe play like aunahine and ahado
on a showery day until the devotion
of a bund mother is finally reward
ed and the part of Reddy, the mia
chievout urchin and loet child, is
particularly mirth-provoking. And
there are many other interesting
characters. Opera House, Satur
day, Sept. 30.
PUBLIC SALE
will aell al the Five Oak Farm, 4
milea northeast of Hillsboro, at 10
o clock, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER S
Mare, 9 years, 1500; gelding, l2 years,
1400; gelding, 9 yra. 1150; schottler -
son, A W: 7-1 1 Alcvormick cinder, g:
as new; 4 -horse Monitor doable disc
drill; Osborne mower, 5-ft cnt; Osborne
14-diac reversible and flexible harrow,
Osborne mower, 5-ft cut; Osborne bay
rake, buncher lor 5-ft mower, John
Deere Disc xane plow, four horse spring-
tooth harrow, Chatham fan mill, good
at new, Gold Coin fan mill, 16-in plow,
pegtooth harrow, a sets work harness,
7.1 aeatnleta sacta, grain tack a, two lots
cracked tare seed, 1 Hacks No. 1 tare
straw, two -year-old ateers, j 3-yesr-cld
hellers, 3 yearling nsilera, b-uiontus
heiler, cook stove, kitchen furniture and
many other articles. , '
Terms of Sale Under $10, cash
110 and over, one year time ap
proved note, 1 per cent, interest
Two per cent, off for caah over $10.
Chas. r. Henry, uwner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
THEATRE CONTRACT LET
There wat a joint meeting of the
directort and stockholders of the
Hillsboro Amusement Asaociation
this afternoon, to consider bids on
the erection of the new opera house,
to be built on the corner of Main &
First atreeta. The bids ranged from
the one accepted, that of T. P. Good
in, for $2643, up to three thousand
dollars. Mr. Uoodin will com
mence building operations at once
and inside 30 or 41) days a new
playhouse will grace Hillsboro's
business buildings and it will be
credit to the town. All applt
anoea : will oe modern, ana exits
aaa a a
will be favorable in case of fire,
Thia ia a long felt want, as the man
said when he bought a new felt hat,
and it will be appreciated by tbe
Hillsboro public.
Tbe stockholders of the associa
tion are G. A. Wehrung. W. V
Wiley, J. W. and !A. ,0. Shute, G
A. Patterson, J. W. Bailey, Dr
J.
P. Tamiesie, W. O. Donelion and
H. T. Bagley.
WHITTLESEY-MARSH
Married, at the retidence of the
bride's mother, Mrs. E. H. Marsh,
of Forest Grove, Or., Sept. 18, 1D05,
Mr. Theodore Whittlesey, or Cook
County, III , and Miss Winifred
Marsh, of Forest Grove, Rev. Ce
phtB F. Clapp officiating.
Laet week' Argut made mention
of a vine-weed which waa choking
clover lo death on varioue enonly
farms, the tample mentioned being
brought in by C. E Shorey, of
Moontaindale, Dr. Tantieme sent
it to Dr. James Witbycombe. who
report beck that the vine ia called
"dodder," and. by tbe way, il ie a
''doddering" bad bit of weed. Tbe
Doctor aays that there are two waya
of killing ihe pest. One way is lo
cover tbe infected spots with
straw and burn; and the other way
is to put coal oil on tbe plscee and
burn. If tba field ia generally af
fected he say a to prevent the stuff
from "going to seed, or plow Ibe
ground atd sow to grain, and then
re-aeed.
Tbe city Council Tuesday night
decided in plank Msin Street be
tween Second and Third; also two
blocks from tbe Cong, church, east;
and the block on Second, from
Baseline, south; and a half block
from Blaser's corner, south. They
also decided to plank Main between
Second and First, where pUnking
was needed. Several new aidewalks
were also ordered, and tbinga are to
move lively until the new work ia
completed.
Speaking of freight rates W. Y.
Smith, who came from Warsaw to
Hillsboro in a freight car, in which
he abipped hia h'irse, wagon and ef
fects, paid $281.45 for the 1G wheels
that brought him from hia Indiana
town. Mr. Smith saya that tbia
was really more than the personal
property was worth, but his hone
jutt auited him and to he brought
it along.
J. J. Kern, of the Farmers' Mu
tual Fire Relief Aasociatin, of Port
hod, was out today and called at
tbe Argus office. Ferd Groner, of
Scholls, and Sylvester Wilaoo, of
Sherwood, are directors in this
company. Ibe Association bas
paid four losses this Summer, and
their business ia constantly on the
increaae.
R. M. Thompson, of Media, 111 ,
accompanied by a brother-in-law,
U. C. Garrett, is here on a visit
with Mrs. Mary Moore and family
Mr. Thompson is a nephew of the
tte Micba 1 Moore, n whoea do
nation land claim a big part of thia
city is located. Tbsy will remain
tbe reet of the week.
Fred Kuffener and wife, of etst
of Glencoe, took the twin baby prize
at the Lxpoaition. this week, and
they are very proud of the premium
and what won it. Mrs. Ruffaner
returned from Portland thia morn
ing with the babies and prize, and
waa met by ber husband at the de
pot.
Wm. Scbulmerich, of Farming-
ton, was up to the county seat yea
terday, and in common with 1
number of tbe South Tualatin
dairymen, has commenced sending
milk to tbe Hillsboro condenser,
where formerly they have been
sending to Forest Grove.
The way J. W. Goodin is putting
down timber on the Jackson Bot
torn Bridge is a revelation in bridge
work, and a few weeks more, pro
vided, of course, that the milla can
get the material there, will Bee the
big thoroughfare bridged.
A lady's black purse, or hand
satchel, containing a bunch of keys
and a stamp book, was loet between
Hillsboro and tbe Cate hopyard
Monday. Anyone finding the tame
and leaving at this office will get a
reward.
A horse belonging to Chas
Crocker, southeast of town, made a
vicious lunge at his little daughter
Tuesday, and bit tbe little one
cheek. Fortunately no eerious
damage was done. The child wat
feeding the animal when attacked
Van DeLaehmutt, of Witch Ha
zel, waa in town this morning
Van has finished his hewed log
bungalow, and it presents a hand
some appearance from the Southern
Pacific railway track.
Joseph Rector and wife, of Mc-
Minnville, and well known here,
where Mr. Rector was superinten
dent of the water and light plant
passed through town luetday, en
route to Portland.
Farm for rent: A farm of 316
acres, near Glencoe, over 200
cultivation, will be rented to right
party. Apply O. G. Barlow, 201
We?t Park, Portland, Ore.
Beaverton Grange No. 324 is go
ing to give a big Harvest ball on
the evening of September 29ih, and
the invitations are being printed
for the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kizer, of
Hameburg, were guests of Mra. W.
P. Tucker, this week. Tbey are
down to see tbe big Fair.
The residences of Mrs. Pittenger,
W. E. McCourt and A. Niman are
being ' rapidly completed by the
earpenlers.
, George Hathorn, of Laurel, and
who is one of the old timers of that
section, wss a Hillsboro caller yes
terday. John Dennis it hastening the
completion of his house and barn
on his dairy ranch just east of
town.
MisB Mary Eagleton, of Portland,
is here this week, tbe guest of Mrs.
Pittenger and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Raffety were
down from Mountaindale yester
day. J. B. Wilkes waa a Portland vis
itor yesterday.
PROFRSwIOHAL.
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Rooms la-l.l sad 15. Baal da nee aoata-
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offiot npaUIr wer Tb DIU Drug Store
Rteidaae Beater Court Hi
in taw comer of Ibe block.
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JAMES PHILLIP E TAMUSlkt, M. Ii.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgcoa Boatnera Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Bagliah. Of
nee apatatrs in ConMa-Wooater Blocs,
North aide of Main Street.
J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidene on corner Second and Oak Hta.
Oregon Phon Main 116.
HILLSBORO ... ORF.OOX
.B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. XiiusDoro, ure.
GEO. B. BAQLEY
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
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HILLSBOKO, . . 01KQ0I.
U. T. BAQLEY,
ATTORMBY-AT-LAW
Office, apaUira, over the Feet Office,
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Room J. 4. A . MesgaaUk, Hillaboro.
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JOHN IL WALL,
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Office UBetaire, Baits Merge
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W. N. BARRETT,
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THOS. H. TONGUE, JR
ATTORNEY-AT LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat llarket..
EMMOTT BROS., 1
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Keep constantly on hand a 6ne
supply of fresh meat of all kinds.
4 Mmw a lis JVJom
We are going to sell meats at prices low- ,
er then those which have prevailed ia '
the past. Call in and aee ua. We mean
business. 'Phone sad Free Delivery
Uaia Street, eppesltt Taalatla Hstel,
Billsbore, Oregea.
K. J, LYONS B. P. CORNKUUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
auranee B uaineaa. List your farm with
them and find a tale. They will treat
yon right. Add your aale to our list.
Call in and see us.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
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If your merchant doe not keep The
Diamantiue Family Reiuediea (which
are guaranteed pure vegetable com
pounds) then order directly from Pacific
Coast Agent, John Wm Ormt,
With each order the valuable booklet,
"How to Gain and Keep Health," will
be sent free.
Sam Sipp, of Mountaindale, was
a county seat visitor yesterday.
Jacob Raffety was down from
Mountaindale this morning bring
ing in bis son and Wm. Jobntou
for a visit to tbe Exposition.
8. C. Tucker, of Portland, and
who hat spent the Summer at It
Grande, is bere thia week, viaiiin
bis brother, W. p. Tucker, of 1 be
Delia.-"