HIU8B0RO AROUS, OCT. 89, 1909
HUSTLING FOR THE
I'KOrOSEDjiAILKOAD
Wallace McCtinant U At tor.
ney for LytV Company
WANT RIGHTS OF WAY EXTENDED
AUo itk fur Rights ( Way Through lo
HtiUoo
Wallace McCement, attorney lor
Lytle, who propwes to bullJ the
Tillamook railroad, bai wrilleri re
garding th city franchises, tod he
haa teen forwarded a copy of the
ordinance making lha grant Thli
will he eitended. The Hillsboro
Board of Trade I out getting ex
tensions of the right nf way between
here and lUnks, and a committee
haa gone to Button to ooofer with
people op there, relative to the
right of way between Manks and
Boston.
It la not at all likely that . the
bluff of Melville Walker will atop
optiraiione, for the new oompaoy
will take the money for the bond
lieu, perchance it la ready for uae.
Engineer Warner la atilt up In
Into the Nsbalmn.
MARVIN JONES
Marvin Jonea, a aon of Mr. and
Mra. N. U Jonea, of beyond Ulen
ii, died at the parental home,
yesterday morning, October 26.
Uaoeasad waa bora July 6, 18S8,
and for auine years bai betn a
ulfwrer frotn tuberculosis. He waa
a bright, euerg-tio young man, and
a gmrtl favorite. Last aummer
be wmt lulu the Tyghe Valley
country, Esatein On nun, to belter
hU health, but returned without
teing btntliit'U. The funeral
takes place tomorrow morning
wito eer vines in the Arcade school
bouse, and Interment in the local
cemetery. The parent have the
sympathy of a large circle ol friends
lo the Yintlande and Uleitooe
country.
MRS. OVHRHOLTZER
Mra Nellie Frewlng Overhollm,
aged 32 years, diid at the family
borne in Tlirardville, October 24
IMC, DrceaveJ waa a daughter of
Mr. and Mre (ienrga Frewlng, old
time residents of that aectlon. She
waswr-ddid to J. M. Overhollm
in 1 V01 . The bualand turvivri
There are no children.
HOW ROLL STANDS
Assessor Wilcos this morning
finished computation on the roll,
alnoe equalisation, and rinds that
the total valuation i now $10,
666, 455. which la a gala of 35
on the figures before oorreolioos
and addltiona were made.
PUBLIC SALE
I will fll at public iale at my farm
one mile northwest ol Ureenville
and limilea southwest of Bank
known aa the Wation farm, at ten
a. in., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
Four horses, including one bay
mare, 0 yeari, weight, 1200; one
to in mare, 8 yeara, weight, 11(K
one blttck horse, 12 yeara, weight
12(H); one Clydesdale colt, 18
month-, 0 ie graded Jersey cow 4
yeara, with calf by her aide; or
roan oow, fresh in December; one 2
year old heifer, fresh In the iprlng
' one 10-gal. barrel churn and one
doseu paus; between 400 and 500 bushels
oau, loo bushels ot wriest, la loae osi
and timothy bav, about oo bu. potatoes
In bin, ona pair of 1000 ihe, Pairbanka
aaalet, lumber wagon, top boggy, double
hack, tn fairly Rood repair; X aeta work
barneu, single barneu, Deerlng binder
In good repair, 14 inch iteel plow nearly
new, 3-borse spike-tooth narrow, spring
tooth barrow, hayfork. Lunch at noon
Tormi of Sale Under 910. cash
910 and over, one year time ap
proved note, 7 iwr cent, intereat
Two per cent, off for cash over $10,
It. 0. Betes, uwner.
v B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE
I will at public auotion at my
farm 5 milea northwest of Cornell-
ui, and H milea north of the Ver
boort Catbolio Church, at ten
u. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7
Black bone, 4 yra, l4oo, sound and true
black mare, 0 yri, 1400, sound and Irue
5 bead milk cows, good milkers, 1 are
traded lerievs. I a liolsteln, 1 fresh
soon, others fresh in early spring; Bush
ford wniinn. wide tire, . nearly new
Mitchell top buggy, fairly good repair;
set work and wagon harness, single bar
ness, 14-inch plow, lever harrow, i2
tooth uorilen cultivator. 2 stands bees
4 doaeu chickens, ton oats, 8 tons oat
bay, loose in barn, tripod grubbing ma
shine, new No. 8 cook stove, America
aewinu machine, aood bureau, house'
hold and kitchen furniture, farm tools
and numerous other articles.
Terms of Sale Under $10, cash
$10 and over, one yeara'a time, ap
proved note, 7 per cent. 1 per
cent, off, oaeh over $10.
Hiram R. Kay, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
N. Zerbe, ol Cedar Mill, was
V -! . -- - 1
juuy tuuuy.
.ibert Kcehn. of near Cedar
II, was in town this afternoon.
LeRoy Tucker, levelling pais-,
anger agent of the Ureat Northern
Railway, waa in town yesterday,
and made this oQloe a pleasant
call. It le quit interesting to
bear Mr. Tucker tell about the
prediotiona made about Hill's big
Oriental liners, the Minnesota and
Dakota. Tbeae veeetW are the
largeat freighters in the world, and
they run lietween Seattle and Asia
Many aald Ibey could never 1
Dtilined in aee trallic aa they
would be unwieldy, in port. They
are twin screw atiaamera, and the
bridge of the Minnesota la 105 fret
bove the water line, when the ves
sel is laden.
U. W. Baker, of near Reavrrton,
while splitting slovewood one day
laat week, holding the block with
hie left and striking with the right,
badly cut his left wrist, Dr. Rubin-
son sewing four etilchia to close the
wound. One of the arteries waa
severed and the blade entered the
bone, and cut one of the cords of the
thumb, so he will never have ila
free use again. The accident occur
red because of I he lenslh of the ai
bandlo, the end of Ihe helve strikir g
the block. Mr. Baker thinks lhi
method of chopping should be die-
continued, and rightly, too.
Harry Connaway, once agent for
the 8. P. here, and later at Mo
Minnville, baa been given a position
by the same company in the Port
land city oilier, where he g' a
Utter salary than he did aa agent.
It pays onoe In. ewblU to get taken
off the pay-roll, especially when you
get hired over with a bigger pay
check. Harry was ona of the fav
orites when here, and bis many
friends are pleased lo one bis ability
recognized by the Harrituan man
agement.
II . W. Boolt, of above Forext
Grove., was in town yesterday with
8. II. French, of Binghamtnn, N
Y , and K. J. Haddleton and aifo,
of Rochester, the same elate, show
ing them over aahington County
They visited the condenser and
other points of interest around the
countv seal, and departed well
pleased with the prospect. The
two gentlemen were in charge ol
the New Yjrk building at the
wis & Clark.
W. K. McCourt bad a shipment
of freight on the 111 fated 8t. Paul.
that was foundered on a rock oil
Com Bay, a few wreks ago. The
value of the sh foment amounted
to about $25, and a San Francitc
bouse, which furnished the bill of
lading, will collect from the stesm-
ship company. 80 far aa known
thla ia the only Hillsboro shipment
on lbs St. Paul.
Everybody Is invited lo attend
Hallowe'en party next Tuesday
evening, which is given under the
auapioea of the ladies ol the Gongrr
gational church, in Wehrung'
Hall. The pbantomatic march
will begin at 8; 30. All who wish
lo join in the march are repeated
to bring a aheet tnd pillow case.
Admittance 10 cents.
8lvle la nerhana the first esren-
Hal feature in K. N A F. garments,
because it is that which the eye first
notes. In a professional sense,
quality cornea first; for style ie im
possible without quality. Here
then, we have the two great minis
ilea of good clothing. Prices that
are right. U. Wehrung & Bone
Father Verhaag, of the Verboort
Catholic Church, celebrated his
aiztieth birth anniversary at bis
home, yesterday, his visitors being
Father Huoholier, of HiIltbnro;
Father Gibney, of Cedar Mill, and
Father Breenske, of The Dalles.
who has just returned from a trip
to Home.
Km 111 a Cornell, formerly of this
county, has sued h Ibert Cornell
for dtvoroe. They were married
August 23, 1808, and the com
plaint alleges that the hutbind
deserted plaintiff in 1004 She
asks for tbe custody of tbe only
child, Alma Viola, aged about 6
years. '
Commencing Btturday morning
H. Webrang'dt 80ns will give a
ticket with each $1 cash purchate,
entitling purohaaer to drawing on
prises as follows: 1st prize, $15 in
trade; 2nd prize, $10 in trade; 3rd
prize, $5 in trade; 4th prize, $2 50
In trade; otn prtie, 4-pteoe lanle
Met.
Dairy atook seems to be selling
better this fall than last. S. H
Dunbar a few days ago, at a public
sale, sold three two-year old heif
ers, for $30, $27.50 and $25, re
spectively, and a yearling for $14
It pays to raise stook if you raise
lbs rigbt kind.
H. It. Kay, of Verboort, north of
the Grove, waa in town today, get
ting out sale bills for Tuesday, Nov
7. He expects to leave for tall
fornia, about the middle of next
month, aoooinpanied by his moth
er.
Our fall and winter stock of la
dies' drees goods is here, and it is
most complete in the county. We
carry the celebrated Munsln un
derwear for ladiea and Misers
Union suits. H. Wehrung &. Sons.
E. B. Sappington, of Forest
Grove, and tor) ears in the livery
business here, was in town this
afternoon.
Grand Ball at the Hillsboro Op
era House; Saturday evening, Ooto
ber 28th. Walker's orchestra. Ev
erybody invited.'
A, A, Little, of Chehalem
Mountain, was in town yesterday,
I POPCCMPVT Ufll f
MilOOLsOOJIDn I HULL
IS
County Hoard Adjourned
Tuesday, Labors Completed
NO CHANGE AT ST. MARY'S HOME
Beaker Shale Satisfies Board as
Assraeaunt
te
The county commissioners and
Judge Rood, sitting aa a board of
equalisation, finiihrd correction of
the tax roll, Tuesday evening, and
turned tbe books over to tbe asses
sor for final footings.
M . S. ltarurs, of neaverton, appeared
liefor lb board, Tuesday, and after
bearing evidence his tillable land was
increased 14 acres sod non-tillable land
decreased 14 acres, tbe aoseasrucat per
sere standing as originally on tbe roll,
making an Increase.
Tbe Bt. Mary's Home property, near
liesvertou, was not Increased, ia valua
lion, but permitted to stand as originally
assessca.
Improvements on Delia Hodter place,
near Uesverton, reduced from valuation
of 1 too to two. upon appearance of
Louis llodler and hie corroborated
statements.
I'etitions of S. A. Bowers, Leila Fine-
out, and Joseph Hucber for reduction of
assessment, denied.
Banker J W. Shut appeared, and,
being sworn, testified that his money
was invested in nropertv here. In itaker
and Multnomsh counties; lint be paid
taxes on property his own and In bis
own nam to the extent ol IW.ooo, M.
slilra on cortwiiuon nronertv 10 tbe ex
tent of 16,uua more, making his total as
sessment ut sbout (4s.ooo. The board,
slier h 'Sring his sworn statement, did
nut raise his assessment on money, notes
suit accounts
As county ttosrd proper the court au
thorized the couoty treasurer to turn
over to Alice Parsons, not found on tbe
person of Ihe Iste W. W. Booth, killed
y Svdney llrugger, a few weeks ago.
The note wss draws tn favor of Daniel
I'artuns, (or whom booth bsd been con
ducting a harness shop.
THE LIST COMPLETE
The list of prizes and honorable
mention for W asbington countv ex
hibitora at the Lewia A Clark Fair
in the horticultural department,
follows:
T. II. Adams, Forest It rove, display
Oregon chrrrirs, gold medal; H. T. Hus
ton, Forest Grove, fruit and vegetables,
honorable mention; Daniel linker, Corne
lius, iHiiK-orn, honorable mention; tier
iiihii Colliers, Scbolls, applrs, honorable
mention; A. B. iHnny, Itillwliilc, apples,
honorable mnilion; Mrs. Dickeison, Dor
ncluiit, vt-grlulih'S and nuts, honorable
mrntion: J. OlroMiu, I'orent Crave
minces, honorable mention; J. C. Hare,
HilUboro, onions, houoreble mention; J.
luiiM-n, Dillrv, strawberries, silver
medal; C. K. Henry, llilhhoro, Bing
chrrrirs, lironie mr1al; Mrs, U. Hughes,
rurrst drove, rherrirs, honorable men
Hun; Mr. Iruiler, Cornelius, grapes
bronze tncdnl; Mm It G Leedv, Tigsrd
ville, lxmliHt, honorable mention; L H
Loonns, Forest Grove, cherries, honora-
tile mention; J W Marsh, Forest (.'.rove
cherries, honorable mention; J C Moore
renvilie, plums, honorable mention
L MorelcH'k, Neaverton. fruit, silver
medal; J B MiTherson, Forest drove
damson plums, bninte medal; W K New
ell, Dillejv grapes, bronze medal; (i A
Kuesrr, prunes, silver medal; Mrs J H
Kolx-rtiton, Karuiington, fruit, bronxe
medul; Jasper Heevcs, Cornelius, apples,
honorable mention; Mrs n J Kallervy
Forest (irove, Applrs, bronze medal; Mr
lieuter, 1-orest drove. grnies sml lieaos,
bronze medal; llenj Si-boltielil, Cornelius,
fruit, silver medal; W II Slrattou, Corne
lius, apples, bronze medal; Springbrook
rami, Forest drove, fruit anil vegetables,
honorable mention; A T Mrattou, Corne
I his, fruit and vegetables, honorable
mention; William Tuppcr, Hillsboro,
fruit and vegetables, bronze medal; Mrs
(t C Walker, Forest (irove, apples, hon
orable mention; N Wilcox, Cornelius,
fruit, honorable mention; George Wilcox
Hillsboro, apples, lironze metlal; Wash
inirton countv, apnlea, honorable men
tiou; J Allen, Hillsboro, tomatoes, hon
onible mention; Jesse Crandall, Hillslwro,
onions, honorable mention; I) Consul
Hillsboro, potatoes, honorable mention
George Doughty, Hillsboro, squashes
honorable mention; M Henderson, Cor
uelius, squashes, bronze medal; C
Henry, HilUboro, vegetables, bronze
medal; Robert Johnson, Cedar Mills,
vegetables, bronze medal; Mra Leopold
Greenville, vegetables, bronze medal
Uu'sdan & Son, Manning, squashes
honorable mention; T B Moon, Hillsbo
ro, Hubbard squash, bronze medal;!
Northrop, Mountaiiidale, potatoes, silver
medal; Mr I'armley, Banks, squash, gold
nieilni; J muz, Greenville, potatoes,
honorable mention; Charles Koides
Hillsboro, vegetables, honorable mention
Mrs Beni Scholfield, Cornelius, vegeta
bles, bronze medal; W K Thome, Hills
boro, tomatoes, gold medal; W A Wy
man, Gaston, vegetables, honorablr
mention; Mrs K Ward, Gaston, squashes,
bronze medal; John Witt, Hillsboro, veg
etables, honorable mention.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public sale at the
premises of tbe late David Camp
bell, in Hillsboro, at 1:00 p. m., on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
Household and kitchen furnishings, sew
ing machine, camp stove, marc and
colt, man's and woman's saddle, buggy,
set single harness, farm wagon, a hay
racks, act double harness, pieces of har
ness in variety, cowbells, 5 ladders, chest
carpenter tools, cooper's tools, wagon
tools, plows, hsrrows, garueu tools, etc.,
1 shotguns, a Winchester rllles, revolver,
boat oompleted with osrs sud sails, old
wagons, out backs, scrap Iron, odds and
euU9,grindslone,csdthook, i-man-aaw,set
angers, a sledges, 1 log custns, mattocks,
shovels and numerous other articles.
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
cash; Over $10, C months' time, ap
prove 1 note, at u per cent.
S. K. Hoover, Owner,
J, J. Meaobam, of Mountaindale,
and reports the roads as as improv
ing rapidly.
G II. Andiews, on Multnomah,
and Miss Alma Res berg, of Tigard
ville, were granted lioense to wed
by Clerk Godraan, yesterday.
Toboggan Maplesyrup at Greer 'a.
Tboa. Connelt, of Glencoe, was In
town today. J
Go to McCormick'a for school
supplies, t
Walter Cale was a Portland visit
or this afternoon. 1
II. R. Ed i gar, of Bethany, ws
in tbe city yesterday.
Cheat aeed and tare seed for saV
Jobu Milne, Hillsboro. J
Dr. F. J. Bailey and wife w
T
Pnrtlaml viaitnra Tnnadav.
.
J. C. Beacb, of Glencoe, was a
county seal visitor this morning. V
David Wenger, the Helvetia
road siierviiwr, was in town today.
School tablets, pencils, pens and
nks, etc, at McCormick'a music
store. 1
Sol. Blumauer, one of Portland's
wholesouled business men, was in
tbe city yesterday. a
Cider apples for sale. O. L.
iUetecher, liaceline road, north ' of
Reed ville station. t
-i
T. R. Davis, who farms a section
of land 00 the North Plains, waa a
county seat visitor yesterday.
A Cornelius man ia getting ready
to ship a carload of farm imple
ments to tbe Alberta country.
Miss Wilma Waggener Is now
pteparcd to accept pupils on piano
or organ. Inquire at tier bome
Chas. Lytle was out Tuesday,
ooking into the proposed railway
situation. He is a brother of the
promoter,
Nothing pleases tbe lady of the
houses like choice groceries an!
we keep nothing else. Try us. H
Wehrung & 80ns.
J. II Hoffman, of beyond Laurel
was hi town tbe first of tbe week,
and reports that he bad a fine
public sale a few days ago.
Pacific Monthly the finest Coast
Magazine, $1 00 per year. Argus
anl Monthly for ft 50. Get your
winter reading now.
Michael Krebs haa been out this
week, travelling over the county Id
tbe interests of bis Orm, Krebs
Brothers, hopgrowers and buyers,
of salera.
Chas. Rockstrob, for years
resident of near Blooming, is up
from banU Rota, California, for a
two weeks' vitit with friends, and
on business, incidentally.
Chas. Rockstroh, of Blooming,
formerly, has sued Patton & Hoi-
sch'r, of the Cornelius sawmill, for
f 483, balance on promissory note,
and interest from September, 1004.
Hammar Daint, ready for tbe
brush, guaranteed to last 5 years,
at A. C. Arohbold'a, for $1.25 per
gallon. AH colore. Full line ol
paints, oils and brushes, at lowest
prices.
Hop sales are reported as follows
R. B. Porter, Forest Grove, has
told 135 bales, new crop, for 11
cents; .tna wood, 81) bales new
crop, II J cents. Iwth sales were
made to Krebs Brothers, of Salem.
Oysters furnished for parties;
served at parlors, any style; hot
slews, raw, or any way desired.
Neat service. Hot chocolate with
bread or cakes. Hot beef teas of
all kinds Palmateer's.
C. B'aer relumed yesterday
from a wild gooie hunt up on the
Columbia river. Ihiy Undei 40,
and lvl. Wann, who went with btm
was so excited over the sport that
he will not return until the laet of
the week.
Percheron colts for sale: Or e a
horse colt, yearling past; filly, two
years pant; also three-year-old iilly
gentle, kind and partially broke.
Will sell cheap for cash or good
paper. John A. Hobbe, Hillsboro
Tbe University of Illinois hs
conferred the degree of Doctor of
Laws on Thos. McClelland, former
ly president of Paoifio Univfraity
He. has been at Galeeburg, III , for
sometime, connected with the Cong
college.
The Condenser yesterday recei ved
another order for 1000 cases of Ore
gon Grape and Pacific cream for
Seattle shipment. This makes rive
cars for the Seattle market within
8 days. The Condenser is ruehed
with orders.
Tbe new street signs, toward
which the city pays $25, and the
Dramatic club about $50, the Civio
Improvement Society paying the
balance, have arrived, and will
soon be put up, so we will know
whether we are on Fifth Avenue pf
Pennsylvania street.
County Health Officer Dr. F
Bailey reports three cases of small
pox on the Isarlow ranch, - near
Glencoe, and one at Glencoe, Wm
Davis being atllioteu. The physt
cian says there has been a great
deal of exposure out in that section
A rigid quarantine has been estab
imbed, ine cases are not very
severe.
Geo. Talbot, of Knox, Indiana
is the guest of his brother, Mayor
Thos, lalnot, of Cornelius, and
they were in the county seat, Tues
day. This ia his first trip to the
west, and he ia accompanied by
hiB wife and two or their children
They will remain here about a week
and then start east for their home
in the best state in the-union, al
ways excepting Oregon. ' Mr. Ta
hot thinks we have a great section
out here, and is very much sur
prised at the development.
s
BOND BROKER .
HUNNING A BLUFF?
Melville Walker Says he Will
Force P. N k T.
ALLEGES THAT HE HAS FLSDS
Thioks
cas Farce Actios, sod
Records ia S. P. Mas
Sajs
E. Melville Walker, who, under tbe
natructon of Record, went to Lon-
on to float bonds for the original
Port laud, Nehalem fc Tillamook
Railroad Company, alleges that be
has the money subscribed bj a de
benture company, in England, and
that the money is ready to deliver
as rapidly as ten mile sections of
the road are completed. He
charges that Record's failors was
premeditated, and that it is tbe
work of the Southern Pacific. He
also says he can and will force tbe
stockholders of tbe old company,
which has transferred its rights to
K. E Lytle, to go ahead and build
tbe line.
No one seems to know whether
or not Walker can do these tbiogs,
but it is koowo that be cabled,
weeks ago, that he had made sale
of the bonds, and money delivery
waa ready as soon as the first ten
miles of track was laid. It ia also
nown that' he put in a claim for
over idU.UUO commission. If Mr
Walker can force them to build,
and the money will be ready, no
one would care how soon be cracks
tbe whip, even if we bave two lines
into the clam beach.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
James II Turk to Prank Routledge,
lota 3 sod 6 sec 6 1 3 a r 5 W M .
fi
Richard Kuhn et al to K E Hynd.
106 acres in W M Graham d I c. .6000
Y Cash to John Meier, 45.85 acres
In sec 3 1 a a w 1700
K btratton to John Rohwer, lots
17 and 18 Cornelias Knvirons 2ooo
John Schneider et nx to G W Barnes,
35 acres secat lnw 3800
James Jones et nx to Anna Jamea.
tai a ia Donald McLeod d 1 c 6000
Herman Brann et ux to John Corne
lius, 84.59 am see 33 t n 4 w 2900
A cummings et ux to Wm A Havs,
lot I blk 31 South Coast Add Hbortoo
uacar Anderson et nx to btephen r
wauen, 40 a sec litiirivwH goo
Josiah Millar to John w Jameson, 26
acres in helix Landesa d 1 c 3000
loeepb ttartcsz to Minnie Wells, lots
31 and 31 blk lo w Portland buhls 300
K ai Tongue et al to w 1 Atkinson,
blk 1 3 Oak Grove Add Hillsboro.. 600
John Huslsge to Jacob Strom, tract
en aec 10 1 1 a r 1 w 2s
a I Linklster et ux to Henry John
son, r48asec3t3n 336
Uregon iron & bteel Lo to L Gal-
breath, is a sec 13 t 2 a r 1 w 473
uymaa llcox to Geo S llcox, 160
acres sec 30 1 4 a r 4 w 400
Lyman T ilcoi to Geo Wilcox 120
acres aec 10 1 inrsv 500
OUR LUMBER INDUSTRY
According to ths assessor's state
ment, taken from sawmill men, tbe
following is the lumber cut for the
year prior assessment, in this coun
ty making a total cut of over 1J
million feet, board measure:
Abraham Grosscn, Beaverton 45,000
I'nion Lumber Co., Cedar Mill. 400,000
Vine OrndutT, Buxton 800,000
V Livrrmore, Progress 500,000
Nelson & Wilcox, Glencoe. 2,626,847
llolscher & Kockstroh, for 2,000,000
Hergert & Son, Blooming 400,000
oung k Morliack, .Sherwood... 400,000
Tualatin Slill Co., Tualatin- 1,000,000
Conzelman Bros., Sherwood 700,000
H 11 Mailer, Banks 75,ooo
C'arstens Bros, Manning 1,000,000
Alois Beunrohr, Gales Creek... . 40,000
Clarence Miller, " " .., 300,000
W II Williams, F Grow Rl 25,000
Johnson Bros, South Tualatin. ..1,000,000
Boge & hums, Fannington 1,000,000
Wm Baker, Laurel 200,000
Thompson & Velvrick, Glencoe 600,000
Bishop tiros, Glencoe 250,000
J C Hare, Hillsboro (estimated) 300,000
Lvda's cut is not entered in the
liBt.
PROBATE.
N I Burnett, Willis Ireland and George
Dooley appointed appraisers estate Jesse
C Moore, decessed, Ureenville.
Special administrator P R Rowell al
lowed $50 for services estate C Molstesd
Scholls, and (25 allowed attorney lees:
estate turned over to B N Cederbergh
administrator.
John and George Kieni, and Henry
kstternisn appointed appraisers estste
of Jost Duerst, deceased, late of Cedar
Mill.
J W Gates appointed guardian of Leo
pold J bates, a minor.
Edward, Ida, Herman and Freda Col
let, minora, cited to appear Nov 6 ta
show cause why real estate should net
be sold.
W J Benson appointed executor last
will of Elizabeth Benson, deceased; no
bonds required. Geo II Wilcox, C K
Deichman and WO Donelson, appraisers
appraised at (2oo,
H R Martin, notary, of Oelwin. Iowa
commissioned to take proof of will of
late H R O'Neal, of Hillsboro.
Dec 4 act for hearing final settlement
of eatate M A Hanks, deceased.
Supplemental Inventory estate Chas W
Kosa estate bled at f 1992 33.
Card of Thanks.
The undersigned desire to thank
their many friends for the aid and
sjm pa thy extended us during our
recent bereavement, tbe death of
our child.
Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mead
Hillsboro, Ore., October 25, 1905,
T. J. Wallan and wife
from gcholls, yesterday.
were 11 p
Mrs. Ed. Miien, of Banks, was
in town, yesterday, accompanied
by ber niece, Mire Delsie Haines,
of Jamestown. New York. Miss
Haines is visiting relatives in the
West, and has been out here sioce
June. She has the diatinction of
having 10 great uncles in the
Civil War, 6 of whom were broth
ers, and all of whom served four
years and came oat without a
blemish.
Railroad officials say that they
are relieving the car shortage just
as promptly as possible, and tbey
further say that this shortage mut
endure, because it is not business
policy lo put on thousands of dol
lars in rolling stock, just to move
tbe fall shipments, which are nec
essarily heavy, because farmers
generally want to ship all at about
tbe same time.
Some vandal last night deliber
ately tried to cut a hole in the hose,
used to convey water on Main street,
while repairs are in operation, and
be came near doing it. Tbe gaah
is about four inches in length, and
water is seeping through. If the
officials find out who did the act of
vandalism there will be something
doing in tbe Recorder's court.
Tbe fall of the year is an ideal
time to get a new couch. The long
winter days are coming when you
will have plenty of time to use one
Donelson can surely send you one
that will suit. Step in and look at
them. Also everything in the fur
niture line. Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded. V. O.
Donelson, I. O. O. F. Building.
John Reiilr, the east plains
orcbardist, was in town yesterday
fternoon. Mr. Reilly will thU
fall have about 3500 boxes . of
Baldwins for the market, 2000
boxes of which will be prime, and
without a blemish. Heretofore he
has shipped to San Francico, but
he will try the Portland market
this season.
The ladies of Ccngregational
church, extend a general invitation
to the citizens of Hillsboro, to par
take of their Chicken Pie supper
which will be served Tuesday eve
niog, Oct. 31, from 5:30 to 3:00, in
Wehrungb' Hall. Pnce 25 cents
Come and enjoy "some pumpkin
pie like mother used to make."
Committee.
Mrs. F'ora Humphreys, wife of
John H. Humphrey, underwent s
critical surgical operation at the
Good Samaritan Hospital in Port
land, Monday, under the knife ot
Dr. Sanford Whiting, she is vert
much improved at present, and re
covery seems just a matter of a few
weeks.
Uncle Dan Phillips, and ron, A
A., were down from Cornelius this
afternoon. They report that Pratt
Vickere, well known as astUtant at
the Southern Pacific elation, at
Forest Grove, is just recovering
from a severe attack of typhoid.
Farm for Rent: Two miles north
east of Hillsboro, 210 acres good
buildings. Twenty five acres seed
ed to clover, and forty five acres in
clover and timothy. Inquire al
this office.
Good 20-H. P. Buffili Pitts en
gine and Niagara grain separator,
30x50, in good repair, for sale or
trade, reasonable. Inquire of J. C
Beach, Glencoe, or Hillsboro, R F
D. 3.
Born, to J. J. Smith and wife, ol
Glencoe, October 25, 1005, a son
This is the twelfth child born to
union, and Mr. Smith would like to
meet the man advocating race sui
cide.
R. V. Humphreys still doing
business across tbe street from tbe
Masonic Building, Second street
Bicycles repaired: bicycle sundries
all work guaranteed. Prices the
most reasonable.
R. V. Humphreys is busy thees
days getting guns and piBtols ready
for the hunting season. If you
gun needs repairs, give bim a call
torty acres for rent; zl) acres
cleared; good orchard, house and
barn: 11 miles west of Cedar Mill
Wm. King. Beaverton, R F. D,
Father Bucholzer is having the
Cathoho church painted, making
the structure one of the most
handsome in the city.
H. Morion and Ester Carlson, of
Beaverton, were wedded, the last of
the week, Rev. E. R. Horner
officiating.
Francis Cota, of Laurel, was in
town today, and reports hop buyers
thick out that way. He has not
eold yet.
Fred Oakerman, a prominent
stockmen of Burns, Eastern Ore
gon, was a Hillsboro caller Tues
day.
Mrs. W. II. Bopcow, of Spokane,
was a guest at the Peter Boscow
home, the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar M. Kelsey,
of Vancouver, Wath , were here
this week on a visit.
James Stitt, of Sylvan, and who
writes life insurance, was in town
the first of the week.
Bran, $19 50 per ton; shorts, $21;
chop barley, $23.50. Climax Mill
ing Company.
Jos. Williams, the North Yam
hill hopgrower, was in town last
evening.
C. A. Peterson, a business man
of Buxton, waa in town Saturday.
John Koch, of Blooming, was in
town todav.
PROnssiOSAL.
F. A. BAILEY. XX. D.
PhysloUa, aa4 taurgasraf
Omca aforraa-Bailay black ap stain
Rooms a-lj sad 1 j. RaaUawca aanlei
wtat coraaf Baaeliaa aad 2ad atvawt.
Both 'Fhous.
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S. T. LINKLATER, 11. B. C. M
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npaUirs over The Delta Drug 8tora
RtaidcBea last of Court Hoaa.
In law corner of I be block. -
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAJflESlK, at. D. .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or English. Of
ncc npstatrs in corwta-wooster Block,
North side of Main Street.
J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
rtesldenc on corner Second and Oak Staw
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - - - ORKOOJf
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A. B. BAILEY, M.D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and o,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. illilSDOrO, KJVC.
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GEO. B. BAQLEY
ATTORMBY-AT-LAW
Booms 1 aad 2 Skate Baildlnfi
HILLS B0&0, . . OIEUOS.
H. T. BAQLEY,
ATTORNBY-AX-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Post Office,
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THUS. H.IS.B, TONflUkV,
v Attoraejs-at-Law.
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JOHN U. WALL.
ATTORHBY-AT-LAW
Office Dpataira, Bailey Usrgeai
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HILLS BOKO. - ORBOOB.
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W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-bAV
Office, Up Stain, Casta! Black.
HILLSBORO ORBOOM.
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W. D. HARE,
Attorney-at-Law
Shale Baildint Cpsttin, HiMon Ortroi-
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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..
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
aTwocwai f fa 0. nsarjr
Keep constantly on hand a fin
supply of fresh meats of all kinda.
A Mew Erm im Prkt
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Mais Street, opposite Taalatla Betel,
Hillsboro, Oregea.
E. J, LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
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 your aalc to our liat.
Call in and see na.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
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U you want to get well and strong usa
fflAfuM l ma mm rm m
Taw Wwtsta CwmaiaiHsaf wr 0mlmf'm
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A powerful remedy against all Pulmon
ary trouble, Colds and LaGrippe Na
ture's own Tonic and Cure for Stomach,
Bladder and Kidney Diseases. Woman's
Friend, and a positive cure lor all their
ailments.
Price, 80 cent. Potld
If your merchant doea not keep The
Diauiantine Family Remedies (which
are guaranteed pure vegetable com
pounds) then order directly from Pacific
Coast Agent, John F. fir ml,
rtHlmnd, Orm., K.F.O.
With each order the valuable booklet,
"How to Gain and Keep Health," will
be aent free.
Glasses Fitted While You Wait .
We are in our Office ovar the City Bakary
six days in the week doing Optical Work,
giving the best of satisfaction. Olanacs
litted while you wait, and tbe work guar
anteed. We have also added Phrenr.bK-
l.ol Hninl- nn.l will civ vou a wrltiiiB'
as food as any oity I11 the West. Wo
have bad many years' ex perlemw In this
m'ienne, being a student of Fowler A
Wells 0o New York.
Weareaisn healing th sick with onr
Druglem Method. All or our work w
guaranteed, Uivensa call and be con
vinced, BR. A. C. EATON.