MIU8B0R0 ARQUS, OCT. 9, 1909
TWENTY-ONE TUOUS-
Superintendent Cane Makes
Apportionment
TEN THOUSAND rKOM THE STATE
Apnortlonmrnt Enecila last Fill Nlnt
Cents I'cr Pupil
County Superintendent M. 0. Case
Monday made en apportionment of
92l,iS3.r to the county school dla-
IricU. Tlx county money it the
tint as lent Oclolwr's figure, hut
tli slate money, which amounti to
910.308 ctfU nine rente per pupil
morn, making the total larger than
lust year's. The name of clerk, ad
iIiomi ami amounl folio:
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AMOUNT
J W Lnrrtt, llill.Wo K I) I $t ao
II u l'ltclt, unneiiua 5.4
I) I' Chamber, Laurel 176 20
J 0I1 11 Marab, rurrot drove K 1. , , ajl 00
1 K I'linliii, Forest drove R I.... lj Ho
Kohl Thompson, I'orlUnd H f .. 309 80
I'rlrf Moscow, lllllahoto.. 14OO Ho
Lewi Powers, IIiIUImuo K J,.,. I Hp 60
J.ie Conuell, 1 1 UUU.ro R I , lW 40
Aimer llritlS. Uilley 415 60
K X lUnliiiK, l.usU.n o7 I)
I'M lu ce licit., Greenville. Jot 40
A I' I'srMcns. Greenville K t. ... 54 40
1 W Ven.letvil.leu, 1' Grove K it 2l4 ao
h lludu.n, rot est Grove 1430 Ho
C 1. I'eiry, CiHion K 1
Hi! 'I
Geo j Jack. JlillilM.ro R a...
J II RiwuIpk, IWavertou R I.
James Hcwctl, llillelw.ro
A W Wright, Sherwood R J..
SAD Meek, t'orneliu R I..
F A KM., Ml.lillrli.il
V F TlKr.l, TIrariWllle
T ('. Mcai-ham, .MouutaiutUle,
It I' 1'caiaou, Cornelius Re,,
J C Meilinal, Tualatin
... a;6 60
... 307 oe
... ant 80
... 14 7J
. .. a.'tl 00
... JJl 60
... 4i 40
... ioj ao
... Ift3 00
... afto j$
... a4 ao
... 1 64 10
... iU 40
... 307 00
... 107 00
A T Huston. I'oreal drove R I,,,
R 1 Walker, fission R i.
J MilUr, Kredvllle ,
R V Lilly. lit 1e Creek
K tiafl, IlilUhuio
M T lUlrn, (Uston R I
('rtnl Maun, O.iiielius R 1,
I O 1 '.mil 11, Shetwood R J
N I. Wllev, Rr
I, 8 Hlerly, IWavertou R J ....
G A I'ltclh, Sherwood R 4 ....
A C Wirt, MoiniUtniUlf ,
... 136 ao
... 17 40
... . ie
... 7J I?
ao
at 7 40
l$ 00
l.'i to
H4 40
a3 40
m o
Wni I uptaw, I-ureal liiovt R I
Mil R H TiuiiiIhi. lllllnlH.ro R j
lleiitnil Phillips, Ctreuvtlle R t,
Thos F Fairbanks, Sherwood...
I.'.un l'inlu, l.aurrl .,
I I. l.lmlxUy, Sherwood R j..,,
It C Vincent, Beaverton ...... .
It I, Mapes. Uurrl R I
(1 M Holt, Altiton
W W t(.iilli, Scholia
Mia I C WiMMll.ury, M'lalmlale
Cerheid Goette, Cornelius R a.
Jacob lilt m, Cornelius R 3.
John Schneider, llillalwro R 4. .
Alfred Cuerber, ltillaUoro R I..
1 R Dallas, KIM
M 8 tlarnea, ileaverton R a . . . .
I'lmik Wallace, IlilUhora R t..
CIim A Miller, Cornelius R t...
(Wo W Taylor, Reedville
Curl IteiKjjren, Scappooae R t . .
J K Smith, Portland R a
C F Jeie, I'oiret drove R 2. . . .
W K Newell, Gaston R a
1' F Labile, Gaaion R 1
I A Johnaon, Portland R a ....
Mrs Carrie Fruit bey, Coraeliui.
CSIl.trman, Onlee Creek
Fred llnrx.lotfer, Moutilalo.lale.
it' AvtteMl, Orrenville R I,...
II Umclt, lltulon
C Clutter, Sherwood It 5
llrwin Uuter, Cortland R a ....
NC Shipley, Greenville R a....
Wm It Kelly, lluxtoo
1) II Hailey, Corui-llut R a
V C Hurglioler, Tlmlr. . ......
8 V Ueetlrr, Reedville
J A Meaaiiier, l.aurcl
l-'rrd H rKer, Hillahoro R 4 ....
W K Shaver, Diwrijo Hi
1'ied I. lirown, Calee Cieek, ...
A C Wlnuey, llllliboro R
HH 90
aoo 60
"4a to
134
71 J
aQ 00
116 60
V7
a3 00
,VJ 40
aij Ho
50 fio
1y$ 00
IHI bo
162 00
141 Ho
10H ao
170 17
1HS 60
Ul Ho
I Kg 40
1H9 67
Ho ao
ill 00
80 Ho
1&0 ao
U ao
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Jll Ho
Ibo Bo
I2H 40
IHo 40
III 60
144 60
15 00
a79
IO 40
Ho ao
a6 06
MraM I.aiiinrriiiaii, Greenville al 1 30 60
l'red l.tL'r. Sherwood
4 Ho OO
iHt Ho
2 1 7 40
116 60
11 A KuLle, llill.lx.io x 4
tUlo I'araona, Greenville M 1..,.
Alhert Dethlvla, Setters
W W I'arrelt, Newlwrg l).,
X A fiannuer, Ueaverloe I
A 1 Chriateimen, llillwlale
J So hotel Iter, Sherwood a j
Win Vamleivclilen, 1' drove a a,
llcinrirh I'eleraoii, llttxton
Chaa IHiomlt, Fo.-t Grove K 1..
J I Jnura, Newliertf .
II A Knur, St all or d ,,
W K Yottug, Sherwood
01' Cooke, Sylvan, . ,
a J9
130 00
aio so
130 60
.v 40
113 Ho
10$ 00
40 V4
19 06
3 51
40 66
AUCTION SALE
I will si.ll at the Five Oak Farm, 4
miles northesHt of Hillaboro, at 10
0 clock, on
FRIDAY OCTOBER 0
Mare, 9 year., 1500; gelding, l2 yeera
lino; iicliline, 9 vra, 1 150; Schulller w'
kob, 3i: t-ft McCoruiick Hinder, good
a new; 4-horte Monitor double disc
drill; Oahtirne mower, 5-ft cut; Oeborne
14-iliac revertible and Hexible barrow
Onl.orne mower, 5-ft cut; Oiborne hay
rake, tmncher lor 5-ft mower, John
Deere Iliac gang plow, lour horae apring.
tooth httrrow, Chatham tan mill, good
an new, I. old Coin Ian mill, lo-lu plow,
pegtooth harrow, t eete work berneae,
73 aenmleaa tack a, grain aacke, two lota
cracked tare aeed, 1 atecka No. 1 tare
Hlraw, two a-year-old ateere, j j-year-old
licifera, 3 yearling lielfera, 6-montha
heiler, cook etove, kitchen furniture and
many other articlee.
Terms of Hale Under 910, cash
910 and over, one year time. ap
proved note, 7 per cent, interest
Two per cent, off for cash over 910
Chas. F. Henry, Owner,
B. P, Cornelius, Auctioneer.
MISS HATTIB NORMAN
Mini Hattie Norman, formerly of
Tigardville, died at McMinnville
uic.i .vvu, iruui nil apiiwai
nf heart failure. Mini Norman
was born at Tigardville, and was
the daughter of Rului and Olive
Norman. She -was aged 17.: For
some years Mini Norman waa in
the employ of the Paoiflo slates
Telephone Co., of Portland, and
wag at McMinnville on a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Mary K. Colby
when death came. Deoeased leaves
two sisters, Misa Eva Norman
Hpokane, Wash., and Miss Ethel
Norman, of the IlilUboro Schools
Francos Bernard, a rancher aied
about 65, and living on the road
into Portland, north of Bsaverton,
was robbed of about 923 last Fri
day evening. He had just arrived
at the bouse and built a Ore, and
was reading while the stove was
warming up, whoa a short, besvy
set man, masked, opened the door,
placed a revolver in front of Ber
nards, and told bitn to give tip his
money. Bernards at first told him
he bad none, but the follow said bs
new better. The householder then
gave bitn what loose money he had,
and the robber left. From all the
circumstances it is thought that
the fellow is acquainted with the
neigQhornood. Bernard bad a
lamp lighted In tbe room when the
fellow arrived.
Tbe fall of tbe year is an Ideal
time to get a new couch. The long
winter Jays sre coming when you
ill have plenty of time touaeone
Dooelenn oan surely send you one
that will salt. Htep la and look at
them. Alio everything in the fur
niture line. KalisfiL'tion guaran
teed or money refunded. V. 0.
Donelson, 1. 0. O. F. Building.
Tbos. Braaeh who wai with tbe
party, two of whom drowned in
'orlland, the other nigbl, wae well
known in this oily, he and his wife
being gueeti of II. T. Bagley and
wire, a year or so ago. itraeel was
not to blsme for the aoeident and
id all he could to aavs the man
and woman who were drowned
Brasel was good boatman, and
was taking the woman, a miss
Bones, formerly of Hheridan, to
shore, when man by the name of
Hhannon jumped Into tbe frail
craft, which could not stand tbe
burden In so heavy a era, the rivor
being laebbd with foam from
ind that was raging.
Commenoinc Baturdav moroint
I. Wehrung ft Hons will give
ticket with each $1 cash purchase,
entitling purchaser to drawing on
priaea as follows: 1st prite, 115 in
trade: 2nd prize, 910 in trade; 3rd
rlie, 95 In tiade; 4th prize, 92 50
trade: 6th prite, 4 -piece Table
.Set. .
Mrs. A. B. Tucker, formerly Miss
Kate Koee, of thia city, now Block
Ion, CaU arrived here Sunday eve-
ing to visit with hsr sisters, Mrs.
E. C. Brown and Mrs. K. L
smea. Bbe is accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. U. W. Koontz, and
hsr two children, of Qreat Bend,
Kas. Tney will remain several
weeka.
Stvle la nerhana the drat eeeen
Hal feature In K.N.A P. garments,
. .
because It is that which the eye first
notes.. In a professional sense,
lity comes Brst: for style is im
possible without quality. Here
then, we have the two great requia
ilea of good clothing, l'ricee that
are right H. Wehrong ft Sons.
Miohael Alplanalp, an sitensive
dairyman of Tillamook, is the guest
of bis brother-in-law, Recorder Ku
ratli. Mr. Alplanalp baa one of
the floeet dairy farms in the Tills
mook section, and has up-to date
dairy, barns to accomodate 100
cows. He is also Interested in
big cheese factory and a creamery
R. V. Humphreys still doing
business aoross tbe alreet from the
Masonio Building, Second street
Bicyolee repaired: bioyole sundries
all work guaranteed. Prices the
moat reasonable.
W. M. Tobias, accompanied by
his wife, is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. A. G. Stuart. Tbey reside in
Klkhart, Indiana, ami Mr, Tobias
one of the eldest conductor! on
the Lake Shore railroad. Mrs
Stuart will go to Astoria for the
winter, after her guests' departure
for the east.
Farm for Rent: Two miles north
ssst 01 Hillsboro, 21U acres good
buildings. Twenty Ave acres seed
ed to olover, and forty Ave acres in
olover and timothy, loquiie at
thia office.
S. B. Huston Is in Portland this
week, associated with M. L. Pipes
in defending Willard Jones, Thad
deus Potter and Ira Wade, charged
by the federal grand jure with
fraud in connection with acquiring
landa in the HileU. The trial wil
doubtleaa consume all week.
The hunting season opened Sun
day morning, and the boys have
had a wet week of it. As a conse
quence the birds bave tsken to the
timber and fence rows to the dtsap
pointmant of the Mmroda.
Fred Biegenthaler, of Beaverton,
waa in town, yesterday, and states
that be hai been offered a position
as one of the engineers on the U. S.
torpedo boat destroyer, Paul Jones,
now in port at Portland, and he
may accept the position and see
some of the world.
Hamraar paint, ready for the
brush, guaranteed to last 5 years,
at A. C. Arohbold's, for 91.25 per
Ballon. All colors. Full line of
paints, oils and brushes, at lowest
prices. ,
Reoently I have taken up a cow,
whlob for humanity's sake, should
have been cared for long since by
some one; she is rsd, wltn large
whit spots under body; horns
turn upward; out in right ear;
large bell. B. Lels, Beaverton, Or.
' Our famous W. L. Douglas ahoes
for fall and winter wear are what
you need, gentlemen. Biggest
stock of shoes on the West Side.
H. Wehrung ft Sons. .
M. L. Howell, ot Beaverton, was
up to the pity yesterday,
I AVE COURT ROOM
AS GOOD FRIENDS
Ireencr Proved he hid Crow
bar Only, Instead of Shotgun
UDCE BAGLEY DISMISSED CASE
Ceurt Give Lltlgiets s Heart te Beirt
Lecture
be Buxton slate cane, wherein
Carl Oribner charged Fred Greener
with pointing a ahotgun at him,
was tiuiokly decided by Judge II. T.
Bagley, Tuesday, when the evi
dence waa all in. He did not ques
tion the good faith of Uribner, who,
in bis sicltment, mistook a crotv.
bar in tbe hands of Greener lor a
shotgun.
Geo. R. Bagley defended Greener,
and after the "summing up," the
court wss convinced that Greener
bad a crowbar instead of a deadly
weapon. Tbe oourt gave tbe two
gentlemen a heart to heart talk,
both being good citizens, and told
tbem they should be more neigh
borly, living, as they did, where
each could be of assistance to the
other. Tbe case wss dismissed
and the two walked awav chatting
like old friends, the wives follow
ing them with the best of good
feeling.
If this sort of thing keeps on
Bagley is likely to bave a call by
the Hague tribunal as peace arbi
trator. PUBLIC SALE
The undereigned will sell at public
auction at tbe B. P. Cornelius
Farm 3 miles N. W. of Gleneoe, al
ten a. m. on
MONDAY, OCTOBERS .
Hpa,ii work horem, 2500; mare, I MO; three
year old borer; It year old coll; yearling
colt; apring coll; 15 heed good milk fcw.
mum noon 10 be rreali: tlirmt two veer oltl
heifer. .1 yearling bolter, 13 hog., lot of
goaU, Milwaukee Hinder, mower, hay
rake, aulky plow, 14 in walking plow, Pitta
ever narrow, x uayracK., oooaliig vat, 3
111 vaiH.n rant, nam waaron. a'i.iiaw.i
tl nai-k, Hliiitilex cream Mparalor.
iww. AUU lb. oaiNU-ity: lot rheal aeed. bar.
oala, harnea, lot of bee, houmbold and
kllrliaii furniture and nuutaruua other
arttttliw: Lunch at Noon.
Term of Bale Under 910, caah
910 and over, one year's tiroeap
proved note, o per cent. per
cent on, cash over 910.
B. P. ft K. r. Coroeliua.
CONCS. AT FOREST GROVE
The Fifty Seventh Annual meeting
of the Congregational Churches
and minister of Oregon will be
held at Fnreet Grove. October 17.
IS and 19, in the church at that
place. The Oregon Women's Home
Missionsry Union will be held on
the 18th and the 15th annual
meeting ot the Women's Board ol
Missions will be held on the same
date.
ELECTRIC LINE NEWS
All claims sgiinst Records for work
dona in Portland on the Poitland
Hillaboro-Forest Grove electric line,
have been pain and Mr. MoCrack
en, who bad 92500 in the deal, has
been paid his money. 1 be line bas
been financed by J. M. Gardiner, of
the Monterey & Santa Cruz electric
line system. Mr. Gray don came
up from the south Tueeday and
Gardiner left San Francisco last
night to arrange with the officials
here for immediate reaumption of
the work on the Portland end and
all along the line. The work will
not be let by contract, but will be
done by tbe Oregon traction Com
piny a engineer, J. K. Gardner.
W. J. Wall statee that the stale
ment about him suing tbe Trsction
Compsny, as appearing in tbe Ore
gonian, la absolutely false.
CALHOUN HEIDEL
Mr. Homer C. Calhoun, of Free
no, Cel., and Misa Bertha Heidel,
of this city, were married at High
Noon today, at the residence of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Heidel, on Main street, Rev.
J. Ghormley, of Portland's First
Christian Church, officiating. The
bride wore a beautiful dress of white
Paris de Ciepe, and the oeremony
waa performed in the presence of
the following relatives snd friends:
Mr. and Mrs, T. H. Adams, Mrs.
Rogers, J. W, Caples, Mary Frost,
Forest Grove; Mrs. J. J. Goetz,
Mrs. Heidel, Franklin Heidel,
Fairmont, Minn., Mr. and Mrs
Wood. Portland, Carl Heidel, Port
land, and the members of the
bride's family. Mr. and Mrs. Cal
noun left on the evening train for
Portland.
FOR SALE
Berkshire stock hogs and shoats
also young brood sows with piga.
VVm. Schulmenob, Hillsboro, K, r
D. No. 2.
When
you want pickles
All kinds in bulk.
go to
Greer's.
Ole Olson, a prominent farmer of
Garden Home, east end, waa
town hia morning.
Clerk Qodman waa oalled to
Portland today, to testify in a case
against John Bonando, formerly ol
Tualatin,
Flour and Feed. Cate's Market.1
D. B. Emrlck, of Scholia, was in
town yesterday.
Go to McCormick's for school
supplies.
Lincoln Geiger, of Cornelius, was
in town Tuesday,
F. II. Bower, of Scholia, was up
to tbs city the last of the wetk.
A. C. Shute, cashier of the Shnte
Bank, waa a Portland visitor today.
Mrs. Julius Peopplee, of Beaver
ton, was here tbe first of tbe week.
Wanted: Girl for housework; in
town. Inquire at tbis office.
J. G. Hay nee, the Resverton
stock buyer, wss in tbe city yester
day. School tablets, pencils, pens and
inks, etc, at McUormlcks mumc
store.
T. W. Sain, of above Gallon, waa
down yesterday, calling on tbe
county board.
Cbas, Bloom, foreman for tbe
Jos. Hare mill, was up to the coun
ty seat this morning.
Wanted: Cider apples. No de
cayed or dirty apples taken. O E.
Kdson, Cornelius.
Wm. Scbulmerich wss op from
Fsrmington, Wednesday, and made
this office a plearant call.
Smoke the Schiller and Excel-
lencia cigars Oregon manufacture.
Call for them.
Geo. W. Kelly and wife return
ed this morning from a trip to the
reposition, and went on out to
their home al Vinelands.
The Coffee Club will meet at the
residence of Mrs. L. A. Long, on
Saturday, October 7, at 3:00 p. m.
Mra. S. B. Huston will represent
the Rathbone Temple, Hillsboro,
st the Grand Temple in Portland,
next week.
A six horae power upright engine
snd boiler for sale. W. J. Benson,
Hillsboro, Ore.
Robert Thompson, of Cedar Mill,
and who is one of the old timers
down that way, was in the city yes
terday.
Call at our store and taste our
ayrup made of Mapleine Extract
A. Meesinger, becond t , uills
boro.
A. P. Luther haa the contract of
excavating the foundation under
tbe stage of the proposed opera
house.
Miss Wilms Wagcener is now
prepared to accept pupils on piano
or organ, inquire ai ner nome,
J. B. McNew, of Greenville, has
sold his 22 acre place to a South
Dakota man for 92200-nearly 9100
per acre.
E. A. Burns' new eong "A Dear
Little Webfoot Girl" now on sale
at McCormick's music store, 25 cts
Andrew Rood, formsrly of Henp
ner, was out ine nrei 01 tne wees,
. 1 j 1 it . a
the guest of his brother, Judge L
A. Rood.
Hayea' double force pump the
only pump in the long run, at A
C. Archbold's. Call and see before
purchatting.
Fred SUgenthaler, formerly of
Cedar Mills, was in town yesterday,
having but recently relumed from
Dawson, Alaska.
Nothing pleases the lady of the
houses like choice groceries and
we keep nothing else. Try us. H
Wehrung A. Sons.
R. Y. Ilumpbrevs is busy these
days gelling guns and pistols ready
for the hunting season. If your
gun needs repairs, give bun a call
F. B. Thiele, giving hia residence
as at Hillsboro, took out license to
wed in Portland Tuesday, the bride
being Mary E. Woltreng.
Pacific Monthly the finest Coast
Magazine. 91 00 ner vear. Argue
and Monthly for 91 50. Get your
winter reading now.
The rains have inudded up the
roads in great shape, and now is a
good chance for farmers to try that
rpht-log experiment.
J. C. Greer invites everybody
wanting shoes to give nim a call
He carries the famous Kilt-Kenney
shoe. Main Street, opposite Tuala
tin.
Services at Christian church next
Sunday; Sunday School at 10;
preaching at 11 and ftndeavor
service at 6:30. Friends are cor
dially invited.
Mr. Pearl W. Otis, formerly
of
Laurel, now of thia city, and Miss
Vesta Ledford, daughter of Geo. T.
Led ford and wife, of HillBboro, were
married in Portland Tuesday, Oc
tober 3, 1905,
Our fall and winter stock of la
dies' dress goods is here, and it is
most complete in the county. We
carry tne celebrated Muniing un
derwear for ladies and Misses
Union suits. H. Wehrung & Sons.
Frank K. McEldowney, who
years ago resided on the Hawthorne
ranch, just east ot town, is one ot
the jurors on the Potter-Jones-Wade
caae, now being tried by the gov
eminent at Portland.
Oglesby Young, a prominent
Portland attorney, was out yester
day on business before the county
oourt, asking that Beaverton be
given the road tax collected on the
property inside tbe city limits, to
do with as the village sees fit.
Asks the County Commission-
era to Set Aside Tax
WAST GOOD TBOROl'GBFABES
Major aad
Ceeaciliaea laitc la
tlos
PttL
Mayor F.
M. Robinson and Coun
cilmen W.
E Squires, John Henry
and Alfred Davies, of Beaverton,
lave filed a petition with tbe coun
ty board, asking that tbe road tax
collected on property in tbe village
their residence be set aside and
given to tbe town for the purpose
of keeping up tbe streets. They si
ege that up to 1901 the town bad
levied a tax, bnt that after that
date, from the fact that the county
court levied a general road tax, so
levy was made, as it would have
made double tsxation. They set
forth the declaration that no work
has been done on tbeir streets, snd
they went the sum of 9180.55, and
want it badlv.
A petition signed by W. Mc
Quillan and others was also filed
with the board this week, asking
for
a new bridge across tbe Tuala
tin, below Newton, on the road
eading to tbe section south of
Newton and Reedville.
The court will close its October
session tonight, most likely. Tbe
claims allowed, and the bubiness nf
tbe meeting will be publifbed next
week.
Clerk God man reports September
fees collected at 9124.25, and Re
corder Kuratli reports 9150 55.
WILLIAM WALLACE BOOTH
Willism Wallace Booth, who died
Sept 30, 1905, aa the result of a
gunshot wound inflicted by Sydney
Brugger, was born in Menard Coun
ty, III, Nov. 24, 1845. Nov. 7,
18i5, he was married to Frances
Klla Green, and later moved to
Beatric, Neb. Four years ago be
came to Hillsboro. A wife and six
daughters survive. The daughters
are: Mrs. Geo. Muon, Littleton,
Colo.; Mrs. L. A. Westphal, Sacra
mento, Cal., Miss Emma Booth,
Beatric, Neb.; Mra. Gov Powers,
East Hillsboro; Mrs. H.'W. Kafer,
Condon, Ore.: Miss Nettie Booth,
Hillsboro. Three niters also sur
vive, Mrs Jones, Quincy, III.; Mrs
M. J. Gsy, Salem. Mrs. A. Kibby,
St. Joseph, Mo.; and one brother,
Edwin Booth, of Salem.
The funeral took place yesterday.
anu interment, was in me 1. u. u.
- .. 1 ! . . f .1 r
cemetery, Rev. Mulkey, of the
Christian Church, oHiciatiog.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction at the
Homer Grithn farm, l miles N. K.
of Hillsboro and mile west of the
James II. Sewell farm, at ten a. m.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21
Hnau oa gelUig, 7 and 10 yrs, 27U0; bay
tilly. 4 ym, lruu; more. yrs, litA), witn
foal ; sorrel mare, 7 yra. 1100-, bar filly, 2
yra; 5-month, colt; 11 head cows, graded
Jersey and Durham. 7 in milk, (2 fresh)
4 frasu soon; 4 S-yr heifer, yearling heif
er; 60 head hogs from 25 lba. up and two
liruou sows witn pig; 00s. Bens. uoi.
Mallard ducks, 250 bu. wheat, 3 tonsot
white oaK i toim winter-oats. 100 bu.
barley, 40 ska cheat seed. 24 tona baled
straw, 2 acre, potatoes untiug, miicneu
ron, 3V4, twin wagon, a, wiae tire,
.buirev, cart, 12-hoe tlundlach drill
DwrinifD ft. mower, hayrake. 2 Oliver
steel plows, 14 in.; lurf and stubble plow,
14 in., new; J. I. (ae 12-iu. gang plow, 4
sectinn steel harrow, lever, wood frame
and dine barrows; Chatham fan mill, good
as new; iron irame wooa racs, cultivator.
5 cords 4-feet hr wood, s eu work hr-
nwvi. plow harness, single harness, buy
fork witn pulleys aim aj iet rope; 1K-
nieatic sewing machine, parlor oreran
Council inculaU.r. 215 eexs capacity. 1'et
aliiitia inculHttor and brooder, cream sep
arator, cuttro, neater, lady's bicycle, X
ctit saw, S-in. post anger, beam scales and
numerous other article. Lunch at noon,
TERMS OF SALE
Under 910, cash; $10 and over one
year s time, approved note, at
per crnt. 2 per cent, off for cash
over 910.
Ernest Lyons, Owner
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
PIONEER STEAMBOATING
B. C. Olds, mention of whose death
appears in another column, was
well known to the old pioneers of
this county. In 1858 Mr. Olds, in
company with others, had a con
tract to clear out the Tualatin
River from the mouth up to tbe
Sol. Emrick place, near Cornelius,
and they were to prepare the
stream for navigation. They were
frozen in with their boat for a week
or two between here and Cornelius,
owing to a severe cold snap. The
steamer Yamhill was used by Mr
Olds and his associates, and Capt
Kellogg, the veteran Portland
steamboat man put the Onward on
the route. Tbe venture, however,
did not pay, and the boat was soon
pulled off. Hon. W. D. Hare and
Kenyon Crandall made a trip on
the boat to Portland, in the early
sixties. Boats were run only in
winter, when the water was bigh.
Geo, Krebs, of Helvetia, was in
town Monday.
E. J. Lyons has bought the G6
feet ot front belonging to the Ellen
Jackson Ford estate, on Main street,
occupied by the butcher Bhop, real
flstate office, barber shoo and bicv-
cle and Bboe store, the purchase
price being 92750.
Bernsrd Oeterrnann, of Center
ill, was in (own today, having
in two weeks Qninhed a big barn
for Frank Reh, whose buildings
burned a few weeks ago. II is
brother Wm., of Mention, Mo., has
returned borne, and his local paper
has this to say: "William Mer
man n returned this week, from
Portland, Oregon, where he baa
been attending tbs Portland expo
sition and viriting relative. Mr.
Osterraann visited many places of
interest during his visit, and found
the trips oa tbe Pacific and the sea
baths immensely enjoyable and
invigorable. He bas been away
about three months, and hi many
friends are glad to fee him back
home again.
Farm for rent: A farm of 316
acr.s, near Gleneoe, over 200 in
cultivation, will be rented to right
party. Apply O. G. Barlow, 201
Weal Park, Portland, Ore.
B. C. Olds, of Goldeodale, Wash..
died October 4, 1905, at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. N. B. Brooks.
Olds came to Oregon in 1852, and
settled at Middleton. where he
lived for fifty years. He bad been
letting tbe Fair at Portland, and
went borne on the day before his
eath. He was in apparent good
health, and bad been walking on
the streets. Deceased wss the fath
er of r. A. Olds, a well known
Middleton resident. Olds was a
native of Ohio, and was born in
1824.
For sale: Two Holstein bull
calves. A. Bendler, Jesse Corneli
us place, 41 miles northwest of
Hillaboro. Address, Cornelius, R
F.D.I.
The tolal enrollment of Ihe city
school is 291, and, as sooo as all
"it started it will go away over the
325 mark. The register, by rooms.
is as follows. B. W. Barnes, 9th
Room, 20, Miss Chalmers, 8th, 27;
Miss White, ?tb, 37; Miss Hum
phreys, Ctb, 29; Miss Norman, 5th
20; Miss Beamish, 4lh, 36; Miss
Weatherred, 3rd, 40; Mies Wilcox,
2nd, 33; Mrs. Pittenger, 1st, 31.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wstanabei,
of South Hillsboro, Oct. 4, 1905, a
daughter. This is the first Japan
ese baby born in this county. The
parents live on the C. K. Henry
place, tbe father being the chief
gardener. Talk about Hilhboro
not being cosmopolitan!
All persons are hereby notified
not to pile rails in drains on either
side of tbe county road in Beaver
aam district, and an parties are
also notified to open all drains so
closed. By order County Court,
by A. Heckmann, supervisor.
Sydney Luce, who has been st
work near Sumpter, in the mines,
is down for a ten days visit with
his relatives at Forest Grove, and
is also taking in the closing days
of the fair.
John V. Hale, who is running
locomotive on the S. P. out of
Grants Pass, writes that in
twenty hour hunt the other day
he brought down tao deer, and
wounded the third.
At tbe Methodist Church, Sun
day, 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m
Morning subject, "Minutemen
Sunday School, 10 a m. Class
meeting, 12; Lpworth League, i:M
, a C. L. Hamilton, Pastor.
John Meurer, of Cedar Mill, has
record for picking hops having
picked 3G2 pounds from 8:30 in tbe
morning until 5:30 in the evening,
and no bad hop-, or dirt in tbe
day's harvest. Thal'B going some,
sure
Capt. A. M. Collins, janitor at
the court house, says the heating
plant is now working better than
for any time since it was installed.
The system was recently overhaul
ed by a Forest Grove plumber.
Ladies, attention: Miss Hesee,
of South Third Street, one door
north of the Baptist Church, will
make winter hats to order, and will
also make over and re-trim. Latest
art patterns.
C. W. Garrison, of lone, called
here by the drath of his brother,
Cyrus, of Salem, was in town this
week, the guest of bis sister, Mrs
W. A. Finney.
Strayed: Three black barrow
stock hogs, good order, weighing
about 200 each. Liberal reward.
J. W. Goodin, Gleneoe, or Jackson
Bottom bridge, Hillsboro.
Tbos. Council's gray team made
two runaways yesterday foreuoon,
tearing out a section of the fence in
front of the Weatherred home, on
First Street.
Mre. Verdie Bewe, of Lents, was
in the city, this afternoon, and
visited her son, who in in the county
jail. The mother feels heartbroken
Before purchasing a piano or or
gan bave a talk with E. L. McCor
uiick. For quality and prices he
cannot be beaten.
Scott Shaner, of Montrose, Pa.,
is here for a few days' visit with
his brother, Clem Shaner, whom he
bad not seen for 18 years.
The Hillsboro Political Study
fJIub will meet at the home ol Mrs
L. W. House, Tuesday next, at
2:30 p. m.
Daniel Bailey and Wm . Mohla'r,
of Blooming, were doing business
at the county seat this morning.
Mrs. Asenath Cary Brown ex
pects to move to Hillsboro from
Iowa Hill, this week.
Cheat seed and tare seed for sale.
' Johu Milue, Hillsboro.
FRornuovAU
F. A. BAILEY, IX D.
rkyalotaa, mmd SaurgaaaJ
Office Uumav-BaUcy black p stair.
Room aad is. gaaidiaoa
west cornea Baseline aad 2ad
Botb'Phoaaa.
S. T. LINK LATER, II. B. C. al.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npstairt over The Delta Drug Store
Residence, last ot Court Hoase,
In tbe corner of I be block.
JAMES PHILLIFE TAMIZSLE, at. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Paci6c Railroad Ce.
Conaultatiott in French or Kngtiab. Of
bee upstair in Corwin-Wooeter Block,
North aide of Uain Street.
F. J. BAILEY, MY D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kevidencc on comer Second and Oak hi.
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - OREOON
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A. B. BAILEY. M. D.. D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Pbonea. XlUiSDOro, Ure.
GEO. R. BAGLEY
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Eoonu 1 aad 2 Skate Biildingl
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H. T. BAGLEY,
ACTO&NBY-AX-LAW
Office, upstairs, over tbe Post Office,
UUlaboro, - Otagea
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THOS. H. ft E. B. TONGUE.,
Attorneys-At-Law.
Zoom i, 4, At $, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro.
JOHN IL WALL
ACT0EN8Y-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, Bailey kfergM
Booana, laal a.
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stairs, Central Block.
HILLSBOEO OBBOON.
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W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Sha Boik CpsUifi, BIMora, OregM.
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THOS. H.TONGUE, JR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
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..Central Meat Market.,
CMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
feioosnssrn Im O.
Keep constantly on band a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mmw Era Im Priom
We are going to aell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone aad Free Delivery
Mais Street, oppesite Taalatia Hotel,
Billsbore, Oregon.
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E, J. LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
auranee Business. List your farm with
them and find a sale. They will treat
yon right. Add your sale to our list.
Call in and see us. .
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
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Prk0, 80 o&ntm. Ptt"ld
If your merchant does not keep Tbe
Diamantine Family Remedies (which
are guaranteed pure vegetable com
pounds) then order directly from Pacific
Coast Agent, John Wm Oraf,
rHlmt1, Or., m.r.o.2
Wltb each order the valuable booklet,
"How to Gain and Keep Health," will
be sent free.
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Toboggan Maplesyrup at Greer's.
Julius Asbahr, of South Tuala
tin, and one of the successful dairy
men of his section, was in town
this morning. ' .
Speaking of groceries if you
want the finest staple and fancy
groceries to be found in the market,
try John Dennis. He ia after your
trade, and once a customer, ala)S
a customer.