The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, September 13, 1906, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMILLSBORO ARGUS, SEPT. 13, 1906 LOBDgUCKIS II. It. Tonutic'tt Four Year Old Winn Two Hip; Knees YOUNG FELLOW WAS A SIKTKISE Hillilitfttt Hoist Lovers Juhiljnt Over KcmiIi TIlS Ililleb.ini Contingent at till" Hint Fair Monday ami Wednes dy were of lliH opinion ttit thia rlly waa on tlin imp mill Hint V. B. Tongue wit going tn keep il there as far a limst -Mesh in con- rxrtiHil. Iliii fntir year old pacer, J.onl Lovelace, driven ly I,utt Lindsay, lbs, vctom 11 trainer, won the f 1,000 pace Monday ftftcriin in, time 7.11 J, heating Knhk Knark, tlit favorite, in a tint Ifml. Juliii Hawyer, formerly it Iliilshoroite, drove K nick Knack, and he Ml that tin waa it three-lime winner Iilll til Hull of ui Lovelace, wild wan ft 2:20 l two yum (.1,1, wae ton in mi fur I lie ruling side wheeler. Wednesday I,ori l-'ivplnrf went nut on a iiimlily truck an I won the 2,t KM pacing Hiitki'H in three atraight heals -and IIilfwl r at tfalmn in null "halloaing" about it. K. II Tongue bought Lord Love lace fr m the Tongna elat n year ago, and lh ell lmi lxit trained liy Lute Lindsay, for Homo iiiiiiiiIih l.nril Lovelace in n hun of Livvlace, till owned by llm Tongue's, and hia mother wa Maggie, a dam of. no great breeding. 'I'Ihtm arc many who think that the young' fellow will lo wmi l.'M in a year or o if ln it not Injured. ,otdv lit in ml.i a half mile tin laet hull of a heal in limit calling fur a miln in 2.07. Yesterday's race wae very slow, theiu being tola of iiitttl, ami tlit lima was about 2..".0. Mr. Tongue's prize mutiny mi the two purse reaches a lift mini of about t2,0O0 and the glory in worth aa much more. PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will )) u( public auction, at Win T. II. Imbrm Kami, four miles northeast of Hillaboro, at ten a. in , on WEDNESDAY, HKITICM IIKR 111 Span lnoiiit liiiin, I A mi h; 'iron, nil la uillk, line milkers, one a lull IiIim.n Jersey; , crli nn calvea; 4 biond iui, Poland t ti lit H It ar; , Slu. Irl.ktr 3 llltli; lin k, two (rll li.iillrrn, kiuglc l'KH)r. John liccie Itmtjjy, I', fi. Cirmii separator No. , harness, billing tin; Oshuttie hinder, gd repair, Milwaukee limwer, hayruke tender, good m nrw. harrow, Uu mill, twneullivalni-i, l im li Kock Uland plow, Hi inch dlivri chilled plow, ImiIIi new; 1 1 lech plow, cutaway pill ver if rr, liaylork and cutler, com plete, spray pump, grind-done, wyt'llira. fiitcblorks, spadea, grdeu Ionia, Hon mahetl oat, ,u loua Imlril clover hay; Id torn louac clover liny; b do, chicken, jiki hiiilicls spelts, alrel tmir, j lirnt era, lonnije, ilinlnn Ulile, kiu lion ul.lr, tieilfimui et, i'ii-t unit iiuiiicroiu other ailli lri. I.iiiirli neivcl at noon. TerniHof Sal": Umlur I0, chIi; $10 ami over, nun year'a tiiuc, 7 per cent, inttireet. T. P. r.OOIUN. IJ. P. CornnliuH, Auelioimtr. REAL ESTATE TKANSFERS ('Hilton WihhI tu John 1' Wilaon 5 acrea i H I I 1 11 f 1 10 I'lanVlin J I.cwia to Miiinir M l.ewia JS acrea nee J t 1 11 r 4 w. 1 1'atrlck 1'arley to Terrenre Mm ok lie j of lou 1,1 una m.U-n Home , 1 I.orento 1'ntroiieamt Knmi Krliu to to M I'" JoliiiNlon, Inn I Hi .Sand l'it John Heinriclm to 11 M Tiiytor IJ.iil acrea 1 II Cmiifoit il Ic lleuvcrton ,,,, , ,,,, ( Jpinci Allen to Horn I, I'heljw lot it 8 ami 9 lilk 4 t'nriiellmt Uruno Meyer to Limit l'looa itt.js acrea on Miller ferry Road,,,, ',o R I) ami J f Trvon to Uttn V Kip- perton lota 16, 17, IS, 27, hlk v, W I'orllaml tciKlila js,i R W Moore to lllniiclie McNamer 'Moore 167 a aec li t l 11 r 4 w. , 1 C W Merl to J S Tlionipaoii S'ix too feet In t'oreat (!rove K A Krelder to Lena K MerU aatue aa above , 475 K V Knight to Sylvester Miivia Ki acrea neiir llilley , Hon PUBLIC SALE The unilflrsiRnod will Hi ll nt juililic auction at her fiu ni, ;! inilin fi um Reedville and 5 union cant of liiiin boro, on the Humdine road, nt 10 a. in., on WKDNKSDAY, OCTOUKK 10, Hay mare, il ynni N, 2:10(1; UUrk iniuo, tlnO; row, i yrK, friwli Biiii',11 .Innii I ; enw, II vih, IVbnIi xlni'H June li'i; niw, I. yrs, li-ouli IIiIn Hepl. 2.'.; yearlhiK lieifnr, :i-n'iontliB' liiillnr; II) AngorB koiiIi mill IiIiIn; 2 Iiokn, U'llrlen WftKon, .')!,'( Iiack, liiutKV, ONlmrno niowor, iIIhc harrow Willi liromli'iiHt hi'ihIit; 12 In. iilow, l-luirNs ciiltiviilnr, luiiul ciilllviitor, i-toolh Inver harrow, potato plow 11111I planter, Imiul ki-uhn Hiwiler, Imymck, mt iloiihlH ImrniiNi, IniHKy hiirnusN, Hmlilln. All arUi'lea In lli'st-i'luxs t'onclltioii. Terms of Sale Under $10, ciihIi; $10 and over, 1 ynar'8 time, Imnkiv ble note, (i jior cent. ' Two per cent oil' for ohIi over 110. MRS. A 10. UlUTrtCHKR. John Vandorwal, Auctioneer. J. W, York, of Rdpdville, and Geo. W. Miller, of Cooper Mount ain, were up to the county Bunt this afternoon. Mr. Miller paya he Btill lian a day and half of picking to (Inifih his Imp harvest. For school mpplies go to the Pharmacy. We have now flniahed our run of largo tile drain, ami after filling our ordure we have a few thouaaod in Hock. Parline wanting theee euc ahoiilil order while the a lock it full. We have a go id alork of Himuler Hizee; alao lirick and build iiiK Mocks. We have the heat all round jurd atock of luniher io the county, ami can fill ordinary bill 011 Hhort notice. Kitra line atock of dry Hhiplap. Anyone wanting atock delivered nhould order early, while the nmda are gwid, ae it coaiHahutit twice ai much to haul in the until, (ironer it Rowell Company, Kcholle, p. (I. adilreaH, IlilUhoio, Koute 2. independent Teleplone. Willi the rain beginning Tue lay night hop picking in in Btatu un, ami the pnmpecta are for wet weather for a dy or ho. Hop Krowera do not think the wet weather will continue for over a day or ho, ami authoritiei Hay that a week of rain would not material ly injure the bop 011 the vines provided the eiiiiHhine followed ao that mold would not appear. WhmIiIi gton County ia nicely altu :i ted a to pickers, ae very few foreign are coining In our yardH. Almoet IKi per emit, of the pickera reeide at home, am with good weather there will Ik no ahorlage of help. There la talk of a etitirni beinii circulated aeking Him Southern Pa cific In keep Agent Tahke at this point, a he baa given eminent eat Inlactinn by hia courteou treat ment of patron of the line. For mime rniHon or other eeuLirity ag-nta on the Hue do not look fa- vornhly on the IIillalHrn Htation, and thia being the raee Mr. Tabke may he rt tamed here. For Hale: Kighty acres One lay- ing land; good anil; 20 acres under cultivation; 4 acreH good orchard; Rood hix room hoiiae; splendid well; fair ham; team, cows, cmckena, pig; with machinery to run place; also liouaehold gooda. This farm ia on a rural mail route; telephone line; milk route, and is located H miles southweet of Reedville, a railway station Place goes for M,000,-K. II. Ibwer, llilliboro, Route 2. We carry the best nhoe on the market fur the money. W. L IMihUh ami I r. Reed's famous cuehion hIunis for men. leading makes for ladies. Latest styles and llnish. H. Wehrung A Bout, (juile a crowd went up to Hux ton to attend the dance Saturday evening, making the trip on an ex cursion train conducted hy the Pa cilia Railway A NavigKtion Com pany. The llillalwro Military orchestra fur niebeil the iniifio. Vol sale: Span horses, harness and wiigiin;weit!h about bill) each; geldings, one a gray, the other a bay; mulched One for work; sound. Clias, May, (llcncoe; call on Pacific StiiUa Telephone, Jas. Morgan 'phone. Two county schools have already started Hist. 01, with Miss Nettie Boothe as teacher, and Diet. .12, with Mies Krma Vose as teacher. Many schools will start on the 17th, and the balance on the 24tb iiiMt. and October 1. Dividends in life insurance should be paid annually Get the annual dividend habit. None better than the Massachusetts Mu tual Life's annual dividend system. James Stilt, District Agent. Krvine lijrkhalter, of South Tualatin, was in town this morn ing, and called at tho Argus ollice. Krvine steles that bis farm is for Hale, na he intends embarking in some other line of work. (iirl in teens who wishes to go to fchcol can have home to Jlillsboro thia Winter, by helping with hous-i-work, Must .come well recom mended. Inquire at Hoyt's store for particulars. Frank D. Ilohhs, Register of the United Stales band Otlice, at Salt Lake, Utah, wan in town yesterday, ttie gueit ol hia brother, J. A. Ilohhs. lie came to Portland for medical advice. Clerk (iodman, up to nonn yes terday, had written 2(1!) tire per mite. The season reiruiring per mits to hum slashings expires on the 20th. Herman Collier whs tin from Scholia, Tuesday, and sayB that the onion harvest whs progressing fine ly down there until the rains came, Mrs. Daniel PareoiiB and Mrs. Josephine Patton, of the News, Forest drove, were in the city Sat urday evening. Fine line of new echnol tablets will b on exhibition at McCor- mick s music store during the opening of school. .1. 1). Honaley left this morning for a trip of seve al weeks back to Kansas City and other middle western points. J. K. Hawkins left this morning for a trip to St. IiOiiis, from which point he will visit hia old home. Schoolboys and girla will find everything in school supplies (ex cept school books) at Ji, L. Mo Cormick's, Ole Olson, of OIbiIii station, east of Reavcrton, was in town yester day, John Ihaoh, of near Hanks, was in town Tuesday evening. Dr. J. li. Adkins is spending the week at the Slate Fair. WEST SIDE TKAINMAN GETS A I'KOSIOTION Kan Passenger Train Vast Ilillshoro 2ri Years , NOW THAI MUSTEK AT KOSEHL'KG Wsa General Favorite With West Side Travellers Conductor Chas. K. Cline, lor 25 years passenger conductor on the morning ami evening passenger past Hillaboro, the run being from Portland to McMinnville, some times to Sheridan, and sometimes to Indejmndence, lias received pro motion at the hands of the South ern Pacific, and bis advancement bat been merited. Perhaps Mr. Cline waa better known to Wash ington County people than any other conductor who ever had train service through this section. This was because be was on the early j train into Portland, and Ilia even- ing train out of the metropolis. He was uniformly courteous and oblig ing, and it is sail that no man I better knew train orders and disci pline than Cline. Mr. Cline is now Train Master. with headquarters at Rosebtirg This position virtually means as sistant to the Assistant Superin tendent of the lines in Oreern His family yet reside in McMinn ville, hut they will soon move to Itoitelmrg. PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will ssll at public! auction at the William Nelson farm, five miles east of Ilillshoro, ! at ten a. m., on MONDAY, SKPTKMRKR 21 Illack liorae, 1300, 10 yt-itrn; hay home. Inn, years; hay horae, 10011, 10 rears: : brown mare, loy, v sems; Iwocowa, one 1 Vvearolil, reh in March: one b-rear old . f 1 cat) in April; 1 docn laying ttena; ! 1 Itaiu wa(na, one nearly new; Mitchell I back; aet double liarneaa; 2 hay tacks; Chaiapioo binder, la good repair; onea mower; J. I. C. aulky plow; John Iieere walking plow; ateel liaine barrow; culti- vator; lot of winter oala; 9 sacks of rye; 1 xackaof tare; ,y ton of mixed bay, baled; liouaehold goods and nutueroua other . articles. - i Terms of sale: Under $10, cash; 10 and over, one years time hank- able note (5 per cent. 2 per cent, off i lor cash over II 0. j Lunch at Noon, K. S. SHATTl'CK. ! B P. Cornelius. Auctioneer. j MRS. ALBERT FRIDAY Mrs. Kva C. Friday, aged ,'!( years. died at the family home, just west of Roy, Sunday, September !), 1 !)00. Deceased'e maiden name was Gar rigus, snd she was the daughter of Rev. J. (iarrigus, well known in the Greenville section. She was married to Albert J. Friday, July l!i, fS'.ti;, and leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. Mrs. Friday has been ill f r over a year, and has had constant medi cal attention. PUBLIC SALE The undersigned will sell at public auction at the R. H. Whitehead place, 5 miles east of Gtencoe, at 10 o'clock a tu., on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2t P-My borne, N yearn, HJ0; brown iniire, t' yrn, 1 100; heilVnOyi-M, line (tow nl milk ; 2iiia, 4 yrx, 1 giuiil How of milk, the other dry; 2 cows, 10 yenrH, in milk; i' ni.il nrvtii iiIrr; hiiihII" Kin wiiuon, open tniKKy, t Chatham brooilem, Itclinlilo iiii'iitiiitor, irood an new; I do.cu 1.IiI(hI Huff Ii(liorii rhicki'iia, doyoil IiIihhIciI MiiHiican; a tbir.n chii-kenn; carpenter lnoUol'ull ilencriptionii.52 t Kith alwl lov er harrow, ! tooth Ideal ciiltiviilor, dnii; ciilllVHtor, Mleel beam Oliver lilnw, ll iu: wt double hnrneNM, IWHI leet Hhiplap, Innu feet lumtntr, lb tonn hay, 2 ton of tina be IiiK i'Iii'iiI; net niuirle Iiki iu'mh, stwl ruiiRt), 2 henlern, marble top Witluut heiirooui set, 2 other bedroom nets, it nliiKle liwln, iind all other hoiiNebnld good, Hud uiimcroun other articlen. Terms of Sale Under if 10, cash ; $10 and over, 1 year's time at G per cent, bankable note, off for cash over $10. per OKORUK SCOIiliV B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer, John Vanderwal, Clerk. Argus ami Journal, $1,75. ( Statement of the Condition of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF FOREST GROVE, OREGON At Call of the Comptroller, September 4, 1906 RKSOl'KCRS Loans and Discounts, !I7,.'I81 52 2fi.UU0 (10 , !S1, S27 "a ffifiOO S,K 00 .WaH 17 f lilted 8lnles Honda Bonds and Securities..., I'reiuiunm on Honda Furniture and Fixtures Cash and due from banks.,, Tola! $1811,064 47 H. R. Edigar. of Bethany, was in town yesterday. John Vanderwal was up from this side of Rcaverton, today. do to McCormitk's for school suppliea. The rains of this week have put a dampener on threehiog. UT TVUI r'.IJWI Irt'UOIR wit;- Cormick's. it,,. .i.,.,.i I..I.1..I.. .1 m. Wm. Josse, of West Union, was in town this afternoon. M Dillaboy, of Cooper Mountain, was in the city yesterday afternoon. Geo. Scoliey. of east of Glencos, was in town this afternoon. J. C. Crocker, of Mountaindale, wa; in town this morning, i Born, heptemlier 13, l'MMi, to Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jeffries, of Hilleboro, a son. Porn, to Wm. Zoitfbr and wif, of Lousipnont Lake, Sept, 12, 1WC, a ion. I'ertumes, lotions, toilet soaps, toilet articles, etc., at the Ilillshoro Pharmacy. John Abbott, of Portland, is out for a visit with his parents, K. L. Abbott and wife. Dr. J. P. Tamiesie was at the Development League meeting at Salem, this week. New store building for rent in brick, on Second Street, Splendid location J. M. Greear, Hillsboro. It is reported that Hon. S. B. Huston snd family will refills in Portland this winter. Born, Septemb-r 12, lOOfi, to the wife if Piof. B.. W. Baines, of Hillsboro, a son. Money to loin upon real estate security. Terms reasonable. K. I. Kuratli, Agent., R F. D. 4. Albert Bennett, of Last Portland, and well known at Thatcher, this county, where he owns a big farm, was married, this week. Desire to trade city property in Blaine, Wash., for lumber at Ilills horo. Address Box 20, Ilillshoro, Oregon. Ex-Recorder Kmil Kuratli bis bought the Cephas Kisenbatir place, in East Hillsboro, and ex pects to move back to Hillsboro from the farm before Winter sets ia. Headquarter for all kinds of agricultural implements, wagons and buggies, shipped direct from the factory, and sold below Port land prices. Schulmeriuh Bros. W. N. Berrett went to Portland Tuesday, to attend a meeting of the various presidents of the county hoards ol the Boys x Girls Aid Society. Mr. Bat ret t is president of the Washington County Board. The sheriffs cilice reports the last payments of taxes on the half- plan as comirg in rather f lowly. After hop picking is over, and the time for payment gets shorter, it is expected thst many will come in ami liquidate. Recorder Ireland snd Deputy Perkins have been very busy this week recording 32 right-of-way deeds turned over hy the commit tee to the Pacific Railway A Navi gation Company. The deeds cover the line between this city and Banks. The Banks-B.ixton deeds will come in later on. O. A. Liraen, of below Minter Bridge, recently found a horse, for which he bad jut-t paid $120, dead in one of the ditches on his farm. One of John Milne's horses turned up his toes while returning home from town the other day. C. 1 Buchanan, county com missioner, was in the city this afternoon, getting out bills for an auction sale, October 3, at his Cor nelius farm. On account of other business requiring so much of his time Mr. Buchanan has concluded to give up farming. Here is something new for Hills boro V. J. Benson has bought lumber and will framo it here, and then ship it to Portland, where he expects to build in the near future. Benson says hs gets the material cheaper here than in Portland, and that when he gets the material to Portland it will not take him long to build. IMIUMTII S, Capital Paid up Surplus and Profits.. Circulation Deposits..., , fir,0fl0 (HI l.SV'4 10 25,0lHUs iai,7K. Total $I.S3,5I!4 47 Attcst correct: li. M. DOOLY, President. LOOKS LIKE ROAD nn 1 f 1 11 Said That Southern Pacific is Getting Kight-of-Way IS HEADING FOR FR0XT STREET Compaoy Evidently Preparing to Evade Fourth Street From reliable sources it is teanwd that the Southern Pacifio il bar fton to Portias J, via Otwr t. It 'ii pufar1f ZllV means that "fetxt Mtffoa ca pany will buiftl 4bt et-9 Xatf.i freight line and heavy pastaet. traflic. This will give the road exit out of Portland with freij that will be much better than Fourth street bill, which is one the meanest grades in the Noi' west. This also leads people to supp that the Fourth street line will electrified as far as Forest Gro The company has been filling t large trestles with earth, be I Raleigh, at the expense of seve thousands of dollars, and it d not look as though tbey would g up the Fourth street line entire Doubtless electrifying the line stated above, and a good road fr either Beaverton or Hillsboro, Scholis, would solve the proble ami stop the fight in Portia against revocation of the allei franchise. PUBLIC SALE The UndertigDfd will sell at . residence, two miles northeast Forest Grove, known as the Porter Nursery farm, commenc at 10 o'clock a. m , on SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER the following described prope; One team bay horses, penile and I (i and S years old, weight 20W1; 2 yeai eolt. trolling stork; broke niti;le nnd hie; is inimtliH old colt, II mouths old li head high grade Jerwy eown, 6 mo, old heifer, 3 inch half-truck Ktudeb wnKon.siulel.aker top buggy, hack, . I iti-rim; mower, 17 tooth Hpringtootb row , drag harrow on roller, 14-inch plow, 8-iiioh plow, steel rolling cu cultivator. 125 mundH clean clover? feed cutter, wheelbarrow, ball-bet) Kiinilxtone, hand grubbing maibini Imit tiny rw k, 14-foot wngon bei', set t hie hnrnewi, lndy'g saddle, 6 dozen t Highbred I'lyiuoulh Kock cnick" l"-e(r)! cipher incubator and lirooder. fork nnd pulleyH, 4U0 feet Manila 1 (tent's bicycle, clay-pigeon trap with pieoiiH, 2 lUgnlloii milk cans, tt-gi enrthen jar. Wide West cook ntov heating stove, K-ilay clock, 4 doten 1 jam. lounge, kitchen table, nade, g liine hoen, axes, household furniture other articles too numerous to mentic Terms of Sale All sums 111 $10, cash; 1 year's time on proved notes at 8 per cent; 2 cent. 1 IV for cash on all sums t $10. Free lunch at ni F. YERHOEVE J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer. PROBATE Monday, Sept l7,Nan,y Williams ef set for final settlement. . Estate Jacob Wunderli, deceased. claiuis paid and receipts filed. Ord ' tnat legatees be paid respective amoi real tstate and personal property turned over to widow, nnder term ' will. Eva K Wilkes appointed executr estate of Sarab Jane Waters, deed, v out bonds. F T Kane, M B Bump ' Geo H Wilcox, appraisers. Kstate R W Ireland, deed. All cli paid and receipts filed. Real es turned over to John P Ireland and lis Ireland in fee simple. Close, record. Kstate H R O'Neil. Claims 1 Personal property turned over to wit the sole heir. N S Howell estate continued to O her 1. PUBLIC SALE The un lersigned will sell at pul auction at the John A Foote fa 4 miles east of Hillsboro, at 1 m , on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 Bay mare, 13 yrs; bay mare, 11 yr, 1 1 10 cows, all in milk, trailed lersevs. of herd from 5 to 5.S0. 10 aboats, lo 150. Wagou, buggy, i-borae wap muwer, 1 nuuiph 14-inch sulky p in good shape: 14 inch plow, garden tivator, nearly new land roller, disc row, 2-section lever harrow, springt. harrow, feed cutter, milk cart, hayt carrier, ropes and pulleys, 4 tons b clover hay, 2 10 gal milk cans. Auto ic cream separator, barrel churn, 8-f tension table, kitchen treasure, lounge, 2 bedsteads, No. 8 cook at heater, set double breeching harness single harness, double buggy hart and numerous other articles. Terms of Sale Under $10, ci $10 and over, one year's ti bankable'note, ( per cent, intei PERRY GARDNEI B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. Lunch at noon. , RESTAURANT FOR SALE ' ' ' 'vt - - I will sell my Second Sire- rant at. a' bargain, son for selHuBii 10 m- -cl my ""' -t"that place. ' .-.nfriBrBon, HilUboro. , Notice to Consumers After October 1, 190G, water and light bills due tbe city of Hillsboro will he payable by the fifth of each calendar month, instead of the tenth, ns heretofore. II. T. BAULKY, Recorder. Dated at HillBboro, Ore., Sept. 14, 190G. Professor E. R Lyman, f, irmerly of Pacific University Forest Grove, has been selected to fill the va cancy caused by the resignation of Dr. Maxwell Adams in the Nor mal School, Chico, Cel. Mr. Ly man is a graduate of Stanford, and taught chemistry and physics in the High School at San Uernardino, 18'JG 97. Since then be has been io various parti of the stale. His new work will be the head of the physical science department. He left for Chico last week. L. W. House, I). v. Bath, and W. D. Smith, representing tbe Board of Trade, are soliciting ad vertising money to eend notice to the world at large that HilUboro wants a new hotel; a laundry, j sieaui preferred; a cannery; and a UWkjard. The hoard expects to aimtiee in the Portland- jJailiee t?i prince an efbirt to 1k: lbe Industries here. Mews. &3vz and Smith have met aitb fair!? . d Id in V in i le as th ir- as his is- be ad it. u i-e ir- in ai- ia- nd na- iti ith re- ier at khe ns of of of ful py mg jro, Mr. Irs. H. and Sill, mcs ro, ses ev. B. 1m, H. me liss at 10, iro ur by are R p he ice on nd iu; nd re; .re il! ell S 1.-. re as ,ir- tra- r's h he b, we a hvt h- I sl ut i a PS! on ? nt- 7' 1 an a iiuiiiiiin ua w A ot "-irocery store conducted r. uu, ui rureei. vuovo. .rf-V . -r L' 1 n 1 . ina uiusuoro vron (Captained by John IT. Horn phreys) . COTSWOLD BUCKS FOR SALS I have for Bale several line, hvge, full-blood Cotswold bucks.- Ad dress or call on Jos. Cawrae, five miles northwest of Hillsboro, or Cornelius, Ore., R. F. I). 1. Hon. G. W. Marsh, was in from Centerville, this afternoon. PROFESSIONAL, F. A. BAILEY, IX D. Phalciaa, as4 awrgoa OfEca Uorraa-Baiky black p stall. Rooms la-l.t and ij. Keatdtaca aaartk west corner BaMliae and 2nd sine. Mottt 'Pbonca, ArV MSWVWVWWV S. T. LINKLATER, Id. B. C, If., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Offica upatalra over The Delta Drug Store Rialdence Kaat of Court Mooae, In the corner of the block. eWtArersViMMVMMMMaia JAilES PHILLIPE TAMIS1, M. 0. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Surgeon Southern Pacific lroad Co. Consultation in Freo Hsh. Of rice npstairs in,' North ml'' Vhv::oun and surgeon Office wir: F. A. Bailey. Keideni on comer Second and Oak Htn. Oregon Phone Main ltd. HILLSBORO --. OREGON AAAeeAaVvWMVVy A. B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S. Physician and Surgeon. Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9, Bailey-Morcan Block. Both Phones. Hillsboro, Ore. DR. W. E. PITTENGER Dentist Hooiiib 10 a-id 11 Morgan-Bailey Btm-k, Maiu Mreet. Over Dennis Store HILLSBORO ------ ORKUOX GEO. . BAQLEY ATTOiLNKY-AT-LAW Eoouia i and 2 State Building HILLSBORO, . . 0SKG0S. WvVVVWVVVVvVVVVVVVVVVVVV H. T. BAQLEY, ATTOJLNEY-AT-LAW Office, npstairs, over the Post Office, Uillaboro, Otcgoalt vWWWieVsrMsa E. B. TONGUE ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Rooms 3, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, Hillaboro WWNeWVW'eeieV JOHN M. WALL, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office Upstairs, Bailey Margaa Block Rooms, 1 an ' 1. HILLSBORO, - ORXGON. WWrMWeVWSAMSS W. N. BARRETT, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Office, Up Stain, Ccatrai Block. HILLSBORO OREGON. W. D. HARE, Attorney-at-Law Shale Building, Upstairs, Hillsboro, Ortgoi THOS. H. TONGUE, JR, ATTORNEY AT LAW Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and j Hillsboro, - - Oregon VViAVVViAeVVeVSeNeeVeVf DR. A. A. BURRIS MAGNETIC OSTEOPATH HillBboro, Ore. Diseases cured without drugs or surgery, by Magnetic Osteopathy, the new science of rugtexs Healing. Chronic eases a siiecially. Consultation free. Ollice over Hie City Bakery. K. J, LYONS B. P. CORNELIUB LYONS & CORNELIUS Do a General Real Estate, Loan and In surance Business. List your farm with them and find a sale. They will treat you right. Add your sale to out, list. Call in and see ns. Main Street, Hillsboro, 0". IMHOFF & MINAR Dealers in Marble and Granite Monu ments aty'.Iyiubstones, and all kinds of ceuieierf f.nu uiemorial work. Write us for parti' nK1. Address 335 E. Morrison PORTIAVty OREGON' T.R.Imbrie Tfetkla in all kinds of Real 'ate. Wheat Lands, Farm . ' T.i nds, Stock Ranches, and - , .arge Lands. Reclamation v?nd sale ot Desert Lands a t ?roecialtv a Fine investments ?for your idle money. Write or call at ollice. t 323 ABINC.TON BUILDING Portland - - Oregon HOP SUPPLIES C. B. Buchanan, of Cornelius, car ries a full line of hop supplies, such as burlap, hop Backs, baskets, Win cloth, sulphur, whale oil soap and Quassia chips, (genuine) etc. At prices cheaper than you can buy in Portland and ship. Buchanan warehouse, Cornelius, Ore.