HILloBOftO AR0U8, NOV. 9, 1905
LYTLK ANNOUNCES HE
Wan.cr nnJ Ly tie's) Brother
Here Today
HE WILL CONSTRUCT FIVE MILES
Bcfjf WloUr Sets la. Camp 3oe U
Start up
K. 1C. I-yllo, the railroad builder,
has announced tbtt ha will at one
start construction on the Hillsboro
Tillamook railway, and h ei pacta
to build Ovn miles and have the
rail Uld bj January 1. Tha Hills
boro Hoard of Trads committee bara
secured a bond for tha entire right
of way batwssn this oil and Bui
too, and for tot terminal leoill
lie. Thia bond Lytla accepts, and
he bat signed up to build five mi lea
and lay the raila before January 1
provided, of court, that hie work la
not Interfered with In the ettin
of raila, or by strikes, or suob
wtather aa will make delivery of
material an inipoaaibility.
Chief Engineer YVanaer aa out
today, accompanied by Chaa. Lytla,
brother of the promoter. Tbey ex
pact to eatablieb construction oampa
In a few daya and then dirt will fly
oa the long-sought railroad.
PUBLIC SALE
Tha undrralgnnd will aell at hia
pine, 2) niilea north of Cedar Mill,
and one mile east of Uatbaoy, at
ten o'clock a. m., on
TIU'llSDAY, NOV KM BK It 23
Three giiuil work hnrees, weigh about
l4Mi tscb; pony, suckling roll, yearling
cull, I'ercherou -Clydesdale stallion, 5
!, weighs, I900; ruilk cow. Pari
llolttrin, ell good niilkria. all In milk; 4
cows, limb Mali; a hcllera, Itean la
prtiilt; Uall-blowl llrown halt bull, 1
f eats, 1 7 young pigs; a brood eowa; full
iIimkI Yorkahlt boar: neatly new Hale
wagon, i'i; IUId wagon, jVi buggy,
buckeye grain settler, new McCoraiick
hayiake, buckets mower, McCormtck
hinder, t rulllvalura, 14 Inch chilled
plow, a itrtl plows, Heel barrow, horee
hayfork complete, 60 gallon kettle, lot
o( bay in barn, 4 10 gallon milk cane, to
galluu cbuin, butler worker, household
ami kltcben furniture and other articlea.
Terma of Sale Under tlO.ceeb;
10 and over, one year'g time, ap
pioed note, at H per cent. 2 per
cent, off, caab over $10.
K J. Moore, Owner.
J. C. Kuraili, Atiutioteer.
RECEPTION TO MISS TURNER
Merulamea N. Kanouae and 0, Hal
liday, of Kaat Main street gave an
Afternoon at Home, Tueaday, in
honor of the guest, Mr. Abide
Turner, of Butte, Montana, who
baa been viaiting here foreii weeka
The afternoon waa indulged with
gamea and musio Mra. Rollina
won the whiat priie, and Mra. B.
W. Barnea won the Klinoh honora.
Hefreabtnenta were served and Mra.
Turner, who atarta on bar home
ward trip, today, waa given an af
fectionate farewell. The invited
gueela were: Mradarnee P. J. Bai
ley, B. W. Itarnra, I). W. Bath, A.
B. Bailey, Peter Boeoow, J. A. Inv
brie, J. W. Bailey. H. V. GatM,W.
P. Tucker, J. 1). Merryman, C. W.
Rollins. C. K. Henry, C. Lereen,
Abhie Turner, and the Miaaea Stel
la Bosoow and Alice Merryman.
RECEPTION TO MULKEY
A largo number of members and
friends of the Chriatian Church
met at their chapel Tueaday eve
nlng and tendered a farewell recep
tion to their paitor, A. H. Mnlkay.
A proj-tatu waa rendered, indebted
ness discharged, and a fine lunch
served. A purte was alao raised as
a token of rejard for the pastor's
labors. While partings are alwaya
tad, one like this is always an ap
preciative remembrance.
FOR SALE,
At the Hotchkiss residence, Eighth
& Fir, UilUhoro, on Saturday,
November II, alter 12 o'clock,
noon, one fresh milk oow; one
kitchen range, nearly new; wheel
barrow; 2 J ourds o( wood. Sale is
lor casb.-K. H. HotohkiiB.
Jap-a lac, at Patterson & Son's.
R. M. Kyle, of Cedar Mill, was
in town this afternoon.
Mrs. J. B. Vrooman was a Port
land visitor today.
Bee Dr. Katon about that goitre
a cure guaranteed.
w w vni 1 n a aa
n. i. r ant, 01 near eonoiis, was
in the city thia afternoon,
Jap-a-lao. Give it a trial. Sold
by 0. W. Pattorson & Son.
F. W. Cady was in loan from
Ueaverton, this morning.
Misi Isabel Rows, of Portland, is
the guest ot Mies Kuth Uradley.
There will be preaching services
at Koedville next Sunday evening.
Uev. A. Kobineou.
All those knowing themselves
indebted to Dr. Katon will please
call and settle at once.
strayed irom my plaoe near
Farmiuglon: Shropshire ram. with
name, "H. Hoffman" on tag in one
ear. Information liberally reward
ed.-C. Reuse, Hillsboro R, F. D.2.
Several months ago J. C. McDon
ald, tha life InMiranoe man, secured
a judgment for over $100 against
Hans Jurgenson, of near Sberwood,
for a premium dua on a poliey.
Roma time ago Albert Hartrampf,
oonatable, at tha inatanoa of tha
court from which the judgment waa
iaaued, levied on 700 aacks of onioos
on tha Jurgenson plaoe, valued at
about 11800, and Mra. HansJur
geoson claimed tha property.
Consequently Cbaa. Scboabel, tha
Portland attorney, cama out laat
night and tied suit against tha
constable for tha sum of 11800.
The plaintiff claims that the onions
belong to Hans, although 8ophia,
the wife, claims them. She settled
with the creditor, today, however.
Chairman R. II. Greer notified
the taaobers at the publio school
this week that tha directors had
voted to have tha pupils atteodiog
school vaccinated to provide against
small pox, which is prevalent to
the north ot town. As a result tba
physician have bn using all their
spars time preforming the operation
that is suppoaed to cause immunity
from serious effects from tba malady.
Glencoe hss another cssa of small
pox,, but it is not at all aavera.
Reedville had a scare, bnt the
attending physician found nothing
but a light attack of nettle raab.
Tha house oocupied by Lee Elli
ott, on the Qoeney place, beyond
tMinany, norlueaet 01 this oily,
was burned early last Sunday
morning, the blaie catching from a
defective flue: Tha fire started
once, but was extinguished. The
family soon diaoovered another
blate, and this time they barely
had time to get the children out.
Nolbiog waa saved from tba wreck
There was no insurance. Tha
place is ownsd by eastern parlies.
A. L. Dundas, of the PaciOo Aid
Aaa'n., of Portland, and U. 11.
Bentley, agent for the New York
Ins Co.. were in the city yester
day. Mr. Bentley spent tha sum
mer here writing life insuranoe,
and that ha did effective work for
his company ia substantiated by
the fact that ha drew a prise in tha
shape of a splendid gold watch, for
having written tha biggest busi
ness To tha Oregon district, out
side of Portland.
Tba fall of tba year is an ideal
time to get a new couch. The long
winter days are eoming when you
will have plenty of time to uae one
Do oel eon can auraly send you one
that will salt. Stab in and look at
them. Alao everything in tha fur
niture line. Satisfaction guaran
teed or money refunded. W. 0.
Donelson, 1. 0. 0. P. Building.
Judge Rood and Commissioers
Buchanan and Butner went to
Denny's above Mountalndale, Tues
day, and looked over a new three
mile stretch or road leading into
tbe mountains, which promises to
give the mountaineers a good grade
to their homes.
Commencing Saturday morning
II. YVehrung dt 800a will give a
ticket with each ft cash purchase,
entitling purohaaer to drawing on
priiea as follows:- 1st price, fid in
trade; 2nd prlie, tlOlo trade; 3rd
prise, $5 in Hade; 4th prine, 12 60
io trade; 6th prise, 4 -piece Table
Set.
The Oregon Condensed Milk
Company shipped three carloads of
oreara in one day, this week, two
going to Seattle, and one to Port
land. One Seattle oar went to one
party alone. Thia is evidence that
Hillsboro milk is getting to the
front in good shape. .
Style is perhaps the first essen
tial feature In K. N. A F. garments,
because it is that which the eye first
notes. In a professional sense,
quality comes first; for style is im
possible without quality. Hers
thsn, we have tbe two great requis
ites of good clothing. Prloes that
are right. II. Wehrung & Sons.
Robert Blair, who la interested in
the Coeur D'Alene mines, arrived
Saturday evening, and is the gueet
of hia mother, Mra. Ruth A. Blair.
He is an old time publisher and
printer, but has turned hia time
and talents to mining, much to
his financial satisfaction.
At prsss hour it is learned that
Mra. Bailev, who bought the
Kmerson restaurant, threw up the
bargain ant forfeited the f 100 paid,
and went home to Cornelius. Fred
Emerson has moved back and will
again cater to the publio.
Forty aorea for rant; JO acres
oleared; good orchard, house and
barn; H miles west of Cedar Mill
Wm. King, Beaverton, R. F. D. 2.
The five year old son ot H. Ra
now, of near Farmington, waa bad
ly kicked by a tiolt, last night, and
his right eye seriously Injured.
Dr. A. B. Bailey was called and
bones to lavs the sight of the in
j 11 red member.
R. V, Humphreys It busy these
daya getting guns and pistols ready
for the hunting season. If your
gun needs repairs, give him a call.
L. W, House has been selected
to aot aa supervising architect for
the stock holders, on the new opera
house. He and Contractor Good in
!;ot along famously, and the work
s progressing finely.
Paolfio Monthly the finest Coast
Magazine, $1 00 per year. Argus
snd Monthly for II 60. Get your
winter reading now.
Ed. C, Luce, with' the Oregon
Condensed Milk Company, was in
town today,
DRAVVNFOR COURT
For Circuit Court, November
Session
CONVENES OS FOthTH MONDAY
Jadgt McBrid te Opts Caurt 00 Xe.
vembtr 17
Sheriff J. W. Connelt and Clerk E
J. Godmao yesterday drew the cir
cuit court jury lor tbe November
term, which convenes in this city,
on Monday, November 27, with
Hon. T. A. McBride, of Oregon
City, on the bench. Tbe full ve
nire of 81 was drawn, so a grand
jury could be called if necessary.
Tbe list follows:
Cbaa J Culver, Farmer
"rancia P Keotta
W M Sweeny.
JaaO Wirtb, Mackauilth..
Hardin II Wabl, former..,
Andrew Hanaon
.Bcaverdaio
.Kaat Butte
. . Beaverton
. ..Tualatin
Caaton
Cornel iua
Manning
. N Koreat Grove
W Butte
Beaverdam
S Ilillalwro
Dilley
S Tualatin
, . . . Forest Grove
.N Koreat Grove
Chancy Btneficl...,
Jobs W Coroelioe .
Prank ItOweU
DeWlttC Burton...
Juliua Aaliabr......
Joel A Bryan ,
008 Camplwtl...,
C N Johnson
Jobn A McCoy.
Ailolpb Andereoa -N Furtat Grove
JCKurutli
Ceo Andereoa. ,
Cbaa llowlby
K A Wolf
II L Ruteell
Henry Baker ,
II 0 llaya
Leo Schwandr r
KB Collin
Ceo M Holt
.... Washington
....West Cedar
Coraeliua
Reedville
...... ..Gaaloo
....Cetet Creek
.. .Weal Cedar
, . Mountaiudale
,..,N Hillsboro
.Huston
.....N Itillalwro
Scholia
Ditlc
.... .Columbia
....Waahington
James H Sewell
J II Collier
Chaa I lubber!
Wm Hagley Sr.......
Robt M Tan nock....
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at publio sale at the
E remise of tbe late David Camp
all, in Hillsboro, st 1:00 p. m , on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Household and kitchen furniahinga.aew
Ing machine, camp atove. mar and
coll, man's and woman's aaddle, boggy,
ett aiagla barneae, farm wagon, a hay
racks) eel double baroeaa, piece of bar
neae ia variety, cowbella.s ladders, cheat
carpenter tools, cooper's tools, wagon
tools, plowa. harrows, garden toola, etc.,
a ahotguos, a Winrheeter rifle, revolver,
boat oompleted with are aud aaila, old
wagona, old hack, acrap iron, odda and
endajrindatons,canthook, l-man-aw,aet
auger, a aledgea, a log chains, mattock,
ahovcla and numtroui other articlea.
Terms of Hale 110 and under,
cash; Over $10, G months' lime, ap
prove! note, at G per ci nt
S. K. Hoover, Owner.
A WORD FROfcTHE MA
ROfcTI
.To tbe Citizens of Hillsboro:
The special excursion of Port
land's business men will arrive
bereou the evening of the 17th
The council will meet next Tues
day evening, and I would suggest
that the business men and citizens
oall at the session for suggestions
as to proper entertainment ot our
commercial guests.
B. P. Cohniuur, Mayor.
Hillsboro, ov. 9, 1905.
Dr. Eaton la giving readings in
phrenology, having many years'
experience in this science.
Social danoe at Modern Wood
men Hall, Cedar Mill, Thanks
giving eye, September 29. Every
body invited.
The Hillsboro Reed & Cornet
band and the Ladies' Band will
jointly give a ball at the Opera
House on Thanksgiving night.
Dr. Eaton will preach at the Bap
tist ohurch, Sunday, November 12.
Theme "Eternal Lite, What is it;
and Where do we got it?" All are
invited.
Miss Letha Riohardson, ot For
est Grove, and who is a daughter of
O. M. Galloway, broke her arm last
Thursday, the lesult of a fall from
a wheel.
Tbe ladies of the Congregational
church will bold their bazaar in
Wehrung'a Hall, on the evening ot
December 5, and afternoon and
evening of December 6.
David Corwin baa not purchased
an interest in the Emmott butcher
shop, oontrary to the report pub
lished last week. There was some
talk of s bargain, but the deal was
sot oloeed.
Go to McCormick's for school
supplies.
Candies, coofectionery, cigars,
etc., at Fred Adams.'
Mrs. Cstrie Ireland moved to
Kaat Portland, today.
A. J. Hen, of near Sherwood, was
in town yesttrdsy.
Oysters in bulk; stews, frys,
oocktails-at Fred I) Adams.'
MissOna Foord visited in Bea
verton Sunday.
Mrs. M. Grow, of Reedville, was
in town yesterday.
Grant Mann, of South Tualatin,
waa in town thia afternoon.
Cheat seed snd tare seed for sale.
John Milne, Hillsboro.
Clerk Godmsn. has issued 718
hunters licenses to date.
J. T. Fletcher, ot Foreet Grove,
was an Argus callrr this morning,
School tableta, pencils, pens and
inks, etc, at McCormicks music
store.
Sol. Jack and family, of Farm
ington, were in the city yesterday
af.ernoon.
Bran, 1 1 9 50 per ton ; aborts, 121;
chop barley, 123.60.-Climax Mill
ing Company.
Born, Oct. 20, to Mr and Mrs. A.
VV. Melton, of , Mountaindale, a
daughter.
Paul Ritter,of B-tthany, i learn
ing the bakery buainws in the
Hoffman bakery.
Geo. A. Morgan and F. M. Hei
del were Portland visitor Tut-e lay,
going down on railway affairs.
Itopold Diatz, of Bethany, wa
in town thia morning, getting out
ale bills for the 25th of the mouth
Messrs. John Halvoraen snd
Johansen snd families, of Farming
ton, were in town today.
For a good smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxcellencia rnd you will
try them again and again.
Dr. F. A. Bailey reports that
Frank Itcbty, of Vtst Union, is
rspidly recovering from sn extended
sickness.
W. W. Boecow, who has bsen
laid tip with rhsumatism for about
two weeks, was aids to bs up torrn
yesterday.
Cider apples for sale. G. L.
Luetscher, Baseline read, north of
Reedville station.
Julius Mracham, tbe Mountain
dale rancher, was in yeaterday and
reports the roads as the beet for
many years st this season. ,
Miss Wilms Wapgener is now
prepared to accept pupils on piano
or organ. Inquire at her borne.
Sam Rsfftfty.with tbeO. R. & N
engineering crops, was out from
Portiand yesterday, a guest of R.
Cave's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sinclair de
parted this evening for Rainier,
where Mr. Sinclair will work in a
Bawmiil.
Elder A. H. Mulkey, of the
Christian Church, departed Mon
day to occupy the pulpit at Browns
ville, where he has accepted a call.
Nothing pleases the lady of the
houcee like choice groceriee and
awe keep nothing else. Try us. H
1 f. CV. ..
i vnruug tv chimb.
U r 111 .1.- n.i ..:n- t
1 9 aim .liru, mu nrcuvms iai-
mer, was in town Tuaadav, settling
, up court matters in the recent Al-
len-rortigue lawsuit.
Wanted Boy about 16 years of
ago, to barn bakery trade; uertDan
pr Swiss preferred. Inquire at the
3ity Bakery, Hilleboro, Ore.
I An incipient blaze in the Bailey
tire department, is ot in on out a
cupboard was damaged and the (ire
was extinguished with very little
damage. .
The Junior Temperance Club
will eive an entertainment at the
Baptist church, Thanksgiving; eve
ninct, at 7:80. Parents and friends
are cordially invited to attend.
Vra Tipton, President.
' Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Scbolfield, of
Astoria desire to thank their friends
in Cornelius and vicinity for 'help
and sympathy tendered during their
bereavement, the death and bur.ai
of their little daughter.
Arthur Landess, eldest son ot
Lincoln Landes, of ne.tr Kinton,
was struck in the face a .few days
ago and a piece of wood was lodged
in the eye-ball. Dr. F. J. Bailey
removed the objtrnction and hopes
for no permanent injury.
Henry Parsons, of Dilley, was in
town today. Mr. Parsons lost
5.G00 fine cedar posts last' month,
at the Dilley Ore. He states that
the railroad company has settled
with tho?e who had losBea, as the
fire caught from a passing engine
J. C. Kuraili, of Phillips, was in
town today, and reports that he
recently made a sale of the W. Boy
ten acres to Emu Mark, for Tim);
and the Smolley place, near
Holbrook, 1G0 rcrec, for $4,000, to
John Ironside, the former Cedar
Mill rancher. -i . .
Geo. W. Sehulmerioh,' cashier of
the Commercial Bank, Snd "J. C
Schulmerich, of . Banks, ' departed
this evening for a wild goose hunt
up in tne Arlington country, tney
expect to be absent Several days,
and as reports are 8tnt down that
wse are plentiful, they expert to
bag a good bit ot game.
KILLED IN PORTLAND
Automobile on Linton
Scared Horses
Road
DEAD MAS LIVED AT BETHANY
Ante waa Gaiag at Rate f Forty Mite:
Stared H erst a
William Towniend, well known on
the plains corth of Hillsboro, snd
well known around Centerville,
where be lived for yean, met with
sn accident on the Linton road,
near Portland, Tuesday afternoon,
that cost him bis life. Townsend
waegoingbome,and metanautomo
bile, which was speeding at s rate
of forty miles per hour. He pulled
bis horses to one side, but tbe roar
ing machine scared tbe tesm,
throwing Tuwneend out, and when
picked np unconscious bis skull was
found to be fracturrd. He wsa
taken back to Portland, where Dr.
Cautborne treated him, but the un
fortunate man died early Wednes
day morning.
. raul Kilter, of Bethany, was
with Townwnd when he met with
tbe fatal sccident. Townsend bsd
been drinking some, but was not so
fsr intoxicated that it caused his
death.
Win. Townsend wss born in
North Carolina, and was about fifty
years of age. He waa a widower,
and had been in this county for
sbout 18 yaare. For severs 1 yesrs
he has made bis home with the
family of a brother, tbe late J C
Towniend.
The remains were brought out
yesterday afternoon.
The dead man was sbout 45 years
of sge. Tbe funeral takes place to
morrow, and interment will be at
Cornelius.
PUBLIC SALE
Tbe undesigned will sell at public
auction at the L. Dietz Farm, one
mile Northwest of old Bethany, at
ten a. m , on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 25
Roan mare, 6 yrs, 6oo; roan mare, 12
yra, I joo; bay mare, 12 yr. laoo; extra
fine heavy colt, 18 months; young milk
cow, heifer, Stoujtbtou wagon, 3.;
Mitchell wagon, 2'; back, old spring
wagon; old farm wagon, bay rack, 2
rack for baled hay, wood rack, 2 acta
double work, harneaa, eiugle baroeaa, 3
band atump pullers, platform acalea.
btod truck, mower, hayrake, iteel bar
row, diac harrow, 4 plowa, 2 cultivator,
feed chopper, some hay, cider mill, 2 X
cut aawa, 2 wash atands with mirrors, 2
bedsteads, other household articles,
(arm and other toola and numerous other
articlea.
Terms of Sale Under $10, cash;
110 and over, 0 months time ap
proved note, 8 per cent. Two per
cent, off, cash over 1 10.
L. Deitz, Owner.
Henry Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Insure Your Livestock: in a Local Co.
S. II. Tate, of Portland, is now in
town, working in the interest of the
Pacific Livestock Association, of
Spokane, Wash., his business being
that of insuring livestock from
death from any cause, at actual
cost. J.W. Connell investigated the
association to his satisfaction, and
insured his famous registered stal
lion, Valiadus; T. J. Wallan in
sured his registered Black Diamond
Ville. Zina Wood and G. A. Mor
gan also insured their horses. Per
sons desiring to investigate the as
sociation or wishing to insure their
slock may call on G. A. Morgan of
A. J. Hartrampf, local agents, both
of Hillsboro.
PROBATE.
Estate Peter Spierings; Martin
Reiliog, administrator, bonds,
$1800; Antone Hermens, C J Herb
and Geo Dooley, appraisers.
Final settlements: E W Dixon
estate, Dec 11; John W Anderson
estate, Dec 7; Martha Parrett, Dec
Citations to heirs to appear and
show cause why realty Bhail not be
sold; estate James A Sloan, Nor 1G;
Estate Colfelt, deceased, order
granted and realty ordered sold.
Estate C W Rosa eel for Deo 11.
Partial distribution authorized in
estate Frances McPhenon.
Patriok Cain estate; W H Weh
rung. administrator, bonds, $250;
J G Smock, A C Hall and L S Mc
Connell, appraisers.
Estate Knoa Davis closed of rec
ord. Inventory C Molstead estate filed
at $3554.50; personal pioperty to
be sold at private sale for cash.
Estate J C Moore; personal prop
erty exempt from execution set
over to widow, and additional al
lowance for widow ordered.
A rumor was afloat that a wood
cutter bad burned up i i h'n cabin
in this county, near Oswego, a few
daya ago, but careful telephonic
inquiry would not dieclcaothe truth
of the statement. E A, Knotts, of
beyond Tualatin, was called up,
and he stated that they had heard
the same story but no one could
verify the report.
Fred Ste'tler, of Mountaindale,
was in town thin evening, and call
ed aHhls Office. v.-..
The city council met Tueaday
nignt and audited the oaual bills,
The hoe coupling bill, Anderson
system wss continued, as were also
tbe bids on tbe street plaukiog
This latter was dine became tbe
bidders, 10ms of thrm, bid on fur
nisbiog tbe nails, as well as the
work. Tbe Recorder was author
ized to release all liens on the Sec
ond street property upon psyment
of 25 per cent, of the cmt ot strret
improvement, instead of the total
cost, as Ihs charter specified, before
the lat change waa effected.
Oyaters famished for parties;
served at parlors, any style; hot
etewe, raw, or any way desired.
Neat service. Hot chocolate with
bread or cakes. Hot beef teas of
all kinds Palmateer's.
C. L. Scbieffelin. of Centerville,
was in town yesterday. He has
done a treat deal of individual
work in getting preliminaries ready
for tbe accepiance of conditions by
Mr. Lytle, on tbe propotcd Tilla
mook road. He and Dr. Tamieeie
and Heidel went np to Buxton,
Sunday and procured a good and
ample band pledging the right of
way between Banks and Buxton.
Gold 20-H. P. Buffab Pitts en
gine and Niagara grain separator,
30x50, in good repair, tor sale c r
trade, leseonable. Inquire of J. C.
Bach, Glencoe, or Bilisboro, R F.
D. 3.
People who are good at computa
tion will now have a chance to put
in a bid on extending the tax rolls
for Wssbineton County. Ths
County Conrt will open bids at the
December term, and local people
will most likely get the work
There is no reason why Hillsboro
people can't do this work as accur
ately and for as little money as
outside talent.
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.
Ed. Schulmerich, of Schulmerich
Bros , is io tbe market for 12 or 14
cars of Burbank potatte. and
states that he iil j ay the hightst
market price for a good product.
He alto states that it will be no
use for farmers to bring in an in
ferior potato, because he can not
place them.
Hammar paint, ready for the
brush, guaranteed to last 5 yeais
at A. C. Archbold's, for $1.2') per
gallon. All colors. Full line of
paints, oils and brushes, at lowest
prices.
County Judge Rood has a notice
in this issue to subscribers for the
Jackson Couaty bridge, asking them
to call on County Treasurer Jack
son and settle op. About $2700
was raised in this manner or will
be raised when paid.
For sale: Two Holetein bull
calves. A. Bendler, Jesse Corneli
us place, 4 1 miles northwest of
Hillsboro. Address, Cornelius, R
F.D.I.
J. C. Schulmerich, mayor of
Banks, was in town yesterday, and
states that four new buildings are
going up there. He says that a sa
loon is about to be opened, and the
building is now under way.
Our famous W. L. Douglas shoes
for fall and winter wear are what
you need, gentlemen. Biggest
stock of shoes on the West Side.
H. Wehrung & Sons.
Samuel Mowe, of Vernonia, was
over this week, bringing over hi
son, Eden, who is attending school
at Monmouth. He says the Ver
nonia people are earnestly licten
ing for the locomotive.
J. C. Greer invites everybody
wanting shoes to give him a call
He carries the famous Kilt-Kenney
shoe. Main btreet, opposite Tuala
tin.
Jasper E. Reeves, of Cornelius,
broke new ground this year and
planted to potatoes, and will sell
$700 worth of the product for his
Brat crop, ibal s going some.
Ovsters bv the plate; by the
quart; and fine oyster cocktails, at
Palmateer's, Second Street. Will
supply in any quantity.
Cashier A. C Shute, of the Shute
Bank, and Dr. J. P. Tamksie were
Portland visitors today, conferring
with Portland capitalists on the
railway project.
Strayed lrom my pasture: Red
muley bull, year and a half old.
Any information will be liberally
rewarded. W. H. Connell, HillB
boro, Oregon.
Mrs. Abbie Turner, who has been
the guest of Mrs. N. Kanouae and
Mrs. G. Halliday for several weeks,
returned today to her borne at
Butte, Montana.
Mr- and Mrs. A . S. Sholes have
returned from a several weeks' visit
at North Branch, Michigan, where
Mr. Sholes has extensive interests.
Prof. Smith, who has charge of
the music at Columbia University,
was in town Tuesday, attending to
his class ot nine Btudents.
Fred D. Adams, Second street,
keeps open until after tbe midnight
train arrives. Lunches eemd.
Mra. 0. L CurtU, of Forest
Grove, is the guest of her mother,
Mrs. L. A. Rood.
Fred W. Barlwr and wife, of Cor
nelius, were HilUboro visitors, yes
terday. Toboggan Maplesyrup at Greer's.
PR0FK88I05AL.
F. A. BAILEY, 12. D.
Phf alcU. mm Bwrga J
O&c r" -Bails j black ja alalia.
Booms li-l.i and 15. BawJanoa a nth
want cor oar IUmUm and tad atiwat.
Both 'Pboaaa.
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S. T. LINKXATER, M. B. C.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfDos oiwtalrs over Tba Dalta Drag Store
Riaidenc Kaat of Conrt Haw,
in tba eorner of lha block.
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JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIES1E, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURCBOH.
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Engliab. Of
fies upstairs in Corwta-Wooater Block.
North aide of Main Street.
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F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Kexidencc on corner Second and Oak SI.
Oregon Phone Main US.
HILLSBORO ... OREGOIt
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9,
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. MlUSDOrO, UrC.
GEO. B. BAGfrLEY
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Skate BaUdingl
HILLSBOKO, . . OBEUOS.
H. T. BAQLEY,
ATTOiLNfiY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Pont Office,
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THUS. H. A K. B. T0X6TJE,
Attoraeys-At-Law.
Rooms ). 4. k s. Hon an Blk, HUlsbtWw.
JOHN II. WALL,
ATTORN BY-AT-UAW
Office Upauira, Bailer Ifergea
Roonaa. laala.
HILLSBORO. - ORXOOI.
W. N. BARRETT,
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Offica, Up Stain, CasUai Black.
HILLSBORO ORROON,
VV. D. HARE,
Attorney -at-Law
Shute Building, Upsliin, HiMora, Oregot
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
..Central Meat llarket..
EMMOTT BROS., Pmogf.,
aTwooaaaarai fa 0. nawawjr
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinda.
4 New Erm In Prkfm
We are going to aell meats at prices low
er than those which bare pre railed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
Main Street, opposite Tualatin Hstel,
Hillsbore, Ortgea.
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E. J, LYONS B. P. CORNELIUS
LYONS & CORNELIUS
Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In
suranee Busineaa. List your farm with
them and find a aale. They will treat
yon right Add your aale to onr Hat.
Call in and ace na.
Main Street, Hillsboro, Or.
If you want to get well and strong us
Eldolwelsa Herb Tern
Thm Wotulf Cwatimit a 'a
Own a.nrfl-
A powerful remedy against alt Pulmon
ary trouble, Colda and LaGnppt Na
ture's own Tonic and Cure for Stomach,
Bladder and Kidney Diseaaea. Woman's
Friend, and a positive cure (or all their
ailnienta.
If your merchant does not keep Tbe
Diamantioe aniily Keniertiea wincn
are guaranteed pure vegetable com
pounds) then order directly from Pacifc
Coast Agent, John F. Qrmf,
PHlmml, Oi-m., H.r.O.9
With each order the valuable booklet,
"How to Gain and Keep Health," wilt
be sent free. -
Glauses Fitted White Yon Walt
We are in our Office over tha City Bakei v
nix days in the week doing Optical Work,
giving the best of Hatislantioa. UlaaM
titled whilo you wait, and the work gaitr.
mitwil. Wo have also added fUrem log
ical Science, and will aive you a writing
as iiood as any tslty In tba Waat. We
Intvoliail initiiy yeur'erieiice In tins
science, being a atmlRiit of Fowler A
Wells Co., Ne- York.
Ws are alio healing the nick with our
Drngles Method. All of our work in
cuar:ititi,'il. liven, a call rtt h con
vinced. OR. A. 0. BATON,