,,,,, fi.uiJ Wins Suit Ain-I
, , A; N. Ct.lip.tl
iwt tl,iHMll.U .iM.IMIIUI.I
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II I.. ..( til lilt llMwU'.l l '
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In ih "f " Mut ' ' " ;"'n"'' ""f nU; tiir out.
A.liiri" '"b""1'1' 'vr!'' r'x. "'' trim, rents;
!,n ll.lV,lu- Kail j""'""'!'. ' """. iik ahay, :
lUHf"'1 I'-fi.t.; niK.Hngrf.. -jr, cent- rsior
.,,4 N.vin.n ( ...tl1M,y, "vrrji,,,,,, . r) w
tU ri!lit W1 ,l ' """l ""ji
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lU urvMcr nMf Ii't'l l j
bo li"1 "u'r I i
i. Afk'n r-i- r'. r t id Hbj,
Mr.
I' , .) I If, II. r inj.r 1 1 y
(jjirinrllln
ll V" t H il'l W1T
j,y giMit Ju'U:" r.'i.'.u'. (;..
cMo.ai-'l 11 lh" ' l:
4 jC. (V w-uM '5'-! ' '"" I '
(hn-. 11 " ' "
M of ll I"1 'r 1
Mr. I.yiln 'f ! i' ;i'
ItratfMl in !. f
foUti f("HI t'." innill Ll " It:
jQor!iii l1'' ,''l'lu, m,"r. '!
ttt Iwn-b fr.'ii II - I - t - l " I i r
ibaJili ill- ' f ":y llif '
bi!.
Tl, niiilrliliiili f.f ill' 1' K A
.i . . .l-i . : . . '
ttri fntitlrit t a i 'ii.ii-i i I t)i'!o-t i.iinl to llm liaiik, Uiont of
oat, linft 111 !'' IKh ' ', ''''' l,r'f f''rtiiiin, whiln Morria,
kring tirl ricun-l tlir r : h t ! , !," t aihier, IIim (.fl-irnil to give
l-UHUC SALt: !
Tl unilrfi(!iii-l ill M-ll ! nl.'tn
auction at ln j U, m n i!u '
of lliutun, ut !' iiVU 'i, a in , o.
MTI'KPAV. Al'iil MT ::i
III M. 4 !. t ;, ' . i.ix, , i i
into, suit, I i.m, null I"''' . ii'l.t'i? I n , i
la a, $ jriift ol-t, 4 l.cu I i .i . ' m'A
huh by urn! !; ill '..-i i in' 1 1 . i . ;'. . I
to ((Ml, ( il'i tl, l:r il!v In I j, I ii j
ft, (il rnO'litiun I t,iitj i,)U i.i i.ri 1
uiflk. t'(. k tiAf.irr. tien tit:r:
l4 Hk', hi '! , J r n i l.i, . I. i . :
tMI MotTI I lir!rl(, (Jrllrtal ll"Kl U - I
Hliol lilllillllir, m K .ill mi.) H'.iilirl
H OSb'l llfl 'r.
TftlK tf Hill. Ovt-r 11",
yiat'i tiui", i. t.r c. ut. ii li n m ,
110 lad mull r, c ili.
I.UDfh at it Km.
John K'tiik, lUM'r,
B. I'. I'urin liuii, Amu.,! ccr.
TAVLUH (i A I. LOW AY
Mr. I!y TnjK.r and Mi l'.' iiha
B. (iall.iaay, li 4li nf thii city, m c h
0all. lu marriagn, Sun l-iv. An
luil 'I!,, I'm;. K.-v K J I .hi It iv
f-Mtorof tin. Kvar-k-. l'cal l.-ir, h
officiating. Ttio itm ,iu in ,i ii n of
alter Taylor, will kiou t rr
lor team, mid the Inidn in n tUii.h
ttrnf Mr. and Mr. S, .1 (niUonoy,
IB'I in M-fy p nUr n, (, 1. 1
wj vicinity Tli. y will in !:. I hi-,
city llit-ir lii'in' f .r the ri M'iit.
SlUKWALK NO I It K
Xotiwin hereby jiivcn tbt if pr p
fly ownerrt do i.nt at .u rn n, -,).
preparatinn to i l , mid in.'.odi
ly build ilffcctive fi lc a." or
PUI tliein in a d-icnt atal.M.f ro-'s?
ir, tlm city W1ll coiif.trn, t iMiin-l i,,,'.,, i;t:t,
nl iiriKnd to collect the cut .fi .' , . . . . .
lrmli,M,. Tbi. nr.l,r!M:.J W . II . W .d.rung ban louder
pliM anting n t.ri.nr. and w.r.l, ' 1 'lI,,,1,,f l,'.','rf'""""10' ,B I.0'1:
lonR(i(0 a, imc i,,i: id, tbe ! lrVk U' , I
tilk, A"iiii':iition, and i new race traci
Jolin li,iiii', May nr.
HilUuro, July 'J-, p.i!.;.
TWOSISTfcKS Dili
'Jitb hM ri-1'nntly cUimt'l two
"tern, iiig,itrrt f d,,, Ivl
Wo (.oiiHlahln and nifi', mrlv
Pioneen, (,f WaHhingtoit County.
n. Amnnilrt Sbi-rman, of lU-rlt -fi
Cl., ami l0 Wlll) ,(,rn licie
Mfcli ', ,s.,0, .lind Aiiku.I 10,
"t an illncHri of tbren ye
vei two dnugbteiH, Mr. N-tt in
V1 Rl"1 M,' "'I'"''''1''" KoKi".
,01 eon, Arthur Hlu rnmn, all id
rkeley,
M'B, Martha CoiiHtnbb. Uol.crli,
UnivfrHiiy Park, died nt ).or
"ote, AtigiiHt 27, l'.iOV. Sho w.i ii
w of MrH. Shernmn, nnd whh
on tlm Countable, ilor.ntion
mll 1.1, 1H.VI S,b lenv.M the
rmni, S. h. ItoUrtn, and on
ghtr, MrH A. C. Uur.lick, of
univemity Patk. Tho two etHtori
to mourn tlmir Ion-, of tli-ur
"omediRto family, tho following
mother and NiHterit: Mrn. Kii.i
Shtttfl, thin city; Uiohnnl Con
aiile, Hnivereity Park; MrH. Mry
r'. this city; Mr. llnrmon
f"Y,n' Ar,"t'-; M". Mim.io Sco
u,i UniverHity Prk.
R Mr. Sherman whh intcrr"d ivt
J,8yi and the funeral of Mr.
j"wrta takna place tomorrow. Tho
"ini will reach thirt city on tlm
al" tram, in tho morning, and tho
WalHtartH from tho depot, nnd
""nenl will 1m Rt Wiwt Union,
fV''ealohe hold in the churoh ut
point.
Ktm ami Pacilio Monthly, $1-0
Bnm I . ftr m I. I.
'" ll mr. ana Mm. v . r
OnOVflr nf D.il I 1 e
nover.of Portland, and formal
I,nirOlflnooe. Amimit '!. 1907.
a
n , . .. n '
I P. CUrk, lor many riinnth a
!- I . l I I miluy morning ,( u,r
;ir-.v lit l,n. I gone i the trRiti
in t.'.e. bin run into Portland, ami
pi-1 l f.,r il ili piflum wa r rick
with H i.tTf .rrliK. ml died
within u few iiiirmtiM. I). ii-m
! ii I I ii in h .tithern Pacific em
l-i'iy r.i r'. inn month. I In
i-M ini wirkH on a vacation this
hnii.iiii-r, and In. I.ut rmnntlr re
tllliii"!. Il favtw It widow
S From mi. I after BentmiiUr 1 (I..
t.rM fM i,f HillrlMini will make til.
il.ilmti,,; chargi-a: HhatiiMio,
- fl'H )'! tt nick ulitvfl in free
i',u,": i "11- i" to :;il,rt,i
Siurilyn and iloliituv. Vin!.
, fn r-ranvi.
i w.;.'...-..ir
!""'i-f id llicl.irr, lit.ral Carrier
!;,.,(. , m in 'JVadav ami
ii l iheud on the Aran... Hun
'ul.it.. I Iw.i i-cn from Spring pul
''" February
I In-v wo n't vrry hij(, Init thy
, rtfn- r I rjj, ai.il with a little t
iniin JiiIiim liny l.t iiHueiicn.
to tik tl.nn .1 1 1 ititli Indiana
. 1 k(r.t ir"ilnr nln-n linpiik
j liop- in tlm ;.i, jr,r,, thii Kali,
1 1
i: ,
'A .
I .
"i I l-.i" .111 n ;
' U.. Ii, litAt iiiMllmi hrftt titif I Itr r,
t n'.t l.i k 'inn ll )..,! lr n
' I'liinlliri .'nt'i't'DtU'ry.
H r . , j , ,,M ,(ii,k I mi l j,,,,, , , muni
I .1. .! (,. . -1 I.,.!. .Jii urn. ti riK'in.
I.. J. roiinltvr. I'Iiiji,
Tin r in a rl aiicn tli.it tlm Having
ii li tiini fili-, Unt work in IVrl
'en. I limy iv up in full. I'rpni-
1 ... - . 1 nrj 1. 1 . t
I radically nil ln ha), amounting
t at-nit i lii.iim Tiling am look'
ii'rf. riglit.-r for tlm lucklm da-
iuii . r
Wc Imvn llmrodghly overhauled
!ir fu j cli).jr and nthnr ma
cfiir.nry, atcJ arn now rnady to
Itaiidln tin l.nw Cfnjl. CllO)ing
li, 'Ii:mIm, Ttiura.Uya, and
Siitii'.lyi. Up mil mill fpi-d at
in'-t i t j.ric and pay lwt print
I. r liv rut ijraiii C. It. lUiclian
nu sV I n , Cort'cliun.
lr, W. II. I Urn, m.n cd Mr. and
Min. J. C Mum, nun a Hillrhoro
it it t thia wi ck, ftiirning from
Nr-njKijt, li' rn li fiij iynd a vara
tii n, nftr a Summer t ilia Stat
llni.( ii.il, imniriiiii Ir, A. K. Tasn
n M'l. f irin.'rly ol thia .!o. Mr
llrtrn leivi for Philadelphia iu a
', (Uy, to lake up hi htudiwi at
a ii. lie! rnllap,
S'ry-l: Hull, rel, with white
pt ill f irt diend. MiJ (olllfl Hpoll Oil
liijy, Al'.mt ,r. yearulJ. Stray
ed .vy iihcut Aii)tut t, from St.
Miry'e llonii', Hiavrtun. Ueward.
Notify St. Mary', I'.-averlon, Ore
l lie I'riH' MotlioilinU are having
l:i)Vi crowd at thi'ir taliernacle
ii i iiiw". on Kint Main, under
tim dinction nf Ktiv, W. N. CdlToe,
pn- idim; oliifr, and who i aHiiit
c I hy Ivi-w. lowy, HaHlorn, Br
r.l!, nod ntlu-rti. Thn tnei.ting
onutiuue for Hoveral day, and
may r proloisgnd into weekl.
Strayed: Span hnrapn; black
nine, l'H) hhiihIh; ihrk sorrel
Imr .', nclii'd inane, whitn on feet.
I'm h Ini-i l.rand. l.il'ral reward.
(Inn, TotnpkiiiM, Phone llleneoe,
I'.i'. lii,. St.t.M or addreurt Hill
and umiiu.lH will 1 built near Koee
Ciiv Park. V. A. I.aidlaw, for
tnerly id thia place, in one of the
exectttivo foiiiiuittt'O of the new
Ho'lillli n.
) liryiuen, Attention: Five to 10
good dairy imwh, for bale. Kreah,
or frili eoun. ."! miles Houth of
ScIuiIIh, on Ncwlierg road. P. N.
Skinner. P. O. Addrenn, Newherg.
Molh PhoocH out of Newherg.
J.u'ili Spi.im, an ohloriy man
living m ar IMhany, juet over the
linn in Multnomah county, had hii
right thumb blown oil by the pre
mature diH'ihargeof a gopher gun
1 iht Sunday. 1 1 ih right hand waa
ii!m hurt, but not hriously. Dr
l.i. kUtnr attended the wounded
digit.
For ealo: Handinade wg;,in, 31,
half-truck etyle.in Rood repair; 1W)
lb anvil; CO lb blackHinilh vine;
1,'ittla Uiaut Hcrw plate, almoet
now.-- II. M Sturdevant, Cornelius,
Oro.
T. U. lUtclilVii, of SchollH, made
the Arfiiin a pleasant call Tuesday
Mo report everything an being
lively in bin noction.
TAX NOTICE
The t.mfsve'1 "f U'flHhlngtoii Coiinty.
or.'con. wlio lmvciml.l but one-half of
their taxea for the year l.6, anil winch
mii.l lax h-vled in .lanuary. IV"7.
,eliy noMied that the remaining half
of said tai ile nnd payable the irst
Mim.layln October, aud if not paid by
that date, the 'w compel! me to charge
on,) collect an lulerent charge of U per
cent, per numim. addition to a penar
v of ten per cent., and the iuterea
Ihercon, n.uat under law, be C'"Pued
Irom the lirst Monday in April, 17.
Tawawill he received at the HUeril.a
0lli.-e from and after thi date,
imte.lat Hillaboro, Ore.. Una Aiigual
,y"7, j, W. CONNKLL,
lirpff of Wa"'''"l''"nro""tv- V'
S.IJH
I lie Salem l.i uc Mic!
l iisl Ik- Oniipkkd
UILLSBOKO LINi: U) UK lit i LI
May Mart I bit Fall, and W.i, N.4
L'ntil ir io
Chinf Kuginner K. I.. Jionul.
, r.f ;
the Oregon Kli.ctric, waa in tl
city, Tueaday, and aemin-d an r.
gua ri-p .rter that the HiUnlr, ex
tenaion of bin company would be
built, and that without .iie-lii,n .
Mr. Donald think th- I inn won!.!
lay Irom it im-rption. In talk
ing to the Argua repreH ntr.iive, ),.
said:
''Tli lird lr..itioii, i,( f hi i-. f
Kft tin Su lr in hue lu i.,ri uline. r
Ueterv nmn that h- ..ik in linj.
nnd put him at llir If.hi. V,- iu!.
irall) uw nine turn ll:nn r m,;i,
llie d(, owni) o the munuy C
l(U)iri. V iiowb.ive mienjj.iu oM l!,r
I'lirlldid end. llir . tlirr :',!r i f liritl....
IkiiIIdk ert!i lor li!U, uud Ukn,; ll
av (film the (tram ln,vtl. Il llir
wrdlirr hold" kooI luii riion,;li, ni' l r
romplfle the Salem hue m,.,ii r
ripect.we niy t, able to rrmlil!i:: 1
lioio Ihu Fall, late in llir
luir, honart i, la an ai.ur. d Int. 1 1,.
only ipirtliuii i, whethrr I! m'! nr
cy In ,ul cpltil in gradi'iK tl.nl U'.,'n !
rallur romlitiona e could not c.en- i
IIrte uutll nett year, oi bold it nut!:
.spring, and then get t.u-y with a i,.(t
lone, and roiupli-te rai.'v in thr Sum j
nirr. ra, the line '.ll be bm!t-.v..! n j
111 py liaudmiicly." j
leatnnlay wa the i4 day m i
which the .,( "J Iwud wa to lve
len flleil with the city a a nutter !
of good faith, but no b ind arrived ,'
Th matter of a frai.cbi-n, however, ;
can again lie taken up and put i
throtigb in bot order if tht'C'im :
pany concluded ta build thi Fall.'
rubhahera' note Nrttbrr the un-i'i.ti
IJrctili- nor the t inted K-nlua. i, n!
thru Uiuda ill nuns of f s.o.m. m -lr n! n I
to hold thnr f rmii-tinari. J In- iiit i' .n i
Mirctric, liorrr, uiid il!l K i1, t
II. T. IUi(lev IK ImmiiiI of dm it, us
rial rewiliitinii to eilrml the line to t!r-1
city, buildiiiK fioiii ne.ir lit itlni. With
oiil iiotint tiic eninMiiv uiti ml nuii lm,
and mil aiily fot ami gel the fi.onli.M ,
a Mum (i the riht of mux nr,'
i. ;J
AMUSEMENTS
The announcement Cf the ennui g ;
of the John F. Stowe nn i i li-r pa-1
vilion, I'ncle Tom's Caldo Com-1
pany, which will appear in Hilir-!
boro for one night only, on Monday. I
Seiiteinlier '2. will be i.lenHint nrKH i
to our amusement goers. This big
comoanyV name is a houfelmid I
word throughout the uastero states, !
a every season il visit the same j
territory and the reason it retains i
interel ami keeps pfttroiift;-!' at tin-1
high water mark, which lies in the
fact that Manager Ktowe has added
new features to please and interest
Thi seaaon, on its western tour,
will be no exception, and we art
assured that the production will
excel in attractiveness anything
yet seen under the titla of this oid
dramatic landmark. This com
pany travels in their own special
train of Pullman cars and guaran
tee that the performance is fust
class. Watch for the noon day
concert hy Prof Hayworth's iniii
tary hand of twenty pieces.
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
atictiou, 1 tnilo east of Cedar Mill
on the Cornell road, beginning at
10 o'clock a. ta , on
WEDNESDAY, SKPTKMBFR is.
One cow. in milk; 2 year old heif
er; 2 hogs; lot of chickens; (i siaml)
of hoes, wagon, plow, harrow, culti
vator, Champion rake, fruit drier,
Gundlach drill, bone mill; lot bay
in barn; aome potatoes io field;
household furniture and numerous
other articles.
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
cash; over $10, ten months' time, '
per cent, approved nolo.
Lunch at noon.
V. F. Thomas, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
DELPLANCHE -VANDERZANDEN
Mr. Ktmene Delplnocho nnd Miss
Anna Vanderzarden were united
in marriage at the Vurboort Catho
lic church, on August 27, 11)07, n
Nuptial High Mass being perform
ed hy Rev. L. Verhaag and Rev.
Father Kettenhofen, assistant.
After the eeryice was over, tho
bride and groom went to the homo
of the bride, where tho dinner was
served, after which the guests were
entertainbd by dancing. The pres
ent were numerous and beautiful.
Mr. and Mrs. Delplancho will
live at the home of the groom
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
For sale at a bargain, a one-third
interest in a general mercantile es
tablishment at' a good country
point, with a fire trade, and no loss
because of hook accounts. Pays.
well. Will give terms if desirable,
but party must bs Al roan; must
have 11,000 caBb, and then will
give reasonable terms for balance
Addiesg, for further information,
Argus, (No. A.,) Hiliaburo, and
response will be Bent.
Argus and Journal, $1.75.
For a (rood Binoke try the Schil
ler or Kxoellencia Mid you will
jry them again and again.
'i o. Koelur, of liuxton, called
V.'i ..'ui pil'iy.
A. C S.bii'.M And fitf;iy were in
l'lo'liinil yi Kler luy ,
K l. Hi diulrnerh h went to Port
land, Weiliiiodiy.
Fred N ar: up, nf thin r;,0 f)f
Hanki, y,i in town thin afternoon.
Ja.'.b iUfi'i-ly.of Mountaindale,
wa a i ',.;nty i-eut vi-itor, TueH-lay.
Family cow. in milk, for i..-iV
lino iiiiker. W. H. Ciomeli.
lioro,
i Haac,
Srtlern driiirrint.
and family, vi'otcil with relativea
in Jlill-b.i:.) thin w-k.
Hop picking v. ill commence in the
j U'm. Jolly Imp yard on Monday,
N-ol. , .Kirc picker wanted.
! l-u-y K. and O.K. Wiadorn, of
I i ortlaml. were in thia city Tuet
! day.
! i . -. ...
I'ljn-ii your moi ey witb a pro-!::n-ipiv
end ir',wirig up-to-date
; li-.i.k, e'.ir h an tho Ihllrboro Com
mercial. K'lgar H'uiiHiii and T. 15. Per
kii.H, Kuxt' ii hu-ii.e-H men, were
in tow n W'edr.i-rday .
IM. Tti','ii!ii, a prominent onion
grower tf IVaverton, waa in town
thi ui'.rf.ir.g.
C i'ii. ty Treasurer W. M. Jackson
and wifo left for Nnworl today, for
. . k'n oti'.ir p.
II i p p:-kir.g begina generally in
tlm c ti',ty, Monday morning. The
Z;1 U (i d yerl iiil laiu picking
J'ii'jr.'il;iy, S-pt. Ti.
'.V. U. l:ivii'and Mis Chriatina
M .('orti'.ick, both of Laurel,
bavi! i ii granted license to wed.
Mo'.ey to lo.n on real estate or
pii'i.iia! neurit'. No bonus or
commireion) at the llillsboro
Commercial l!i.,k.
Ovfri.d Si-!il-.e!i, of Mountain
daic, was in the city yesterday,
r.'p'jrts r-verytbirig line up hie
way.
F.t x Fii.e you rig thorough
b;c I Cbs!er White brood sow,
eliib!. to registry V. K.Wren,
la-t bi'ti-o cn Seventh Street south.
Married: August 2"), 1907, Mr.
hn I)ini- nnd Miss Lydia Bu
I elude, bith of Oacton, Lev. hbel
j in;:, c d'ic'uiting.
! All pTr-ons are forbidden to
j hunt, (isb, or otherwise trespass on
j my fiim nuir Mountaindale,
; ui'ib-r p.-i.ally of proii-cution. Al-
(red Fri' ki'on.
Mr-. J. J. KuretSi, mother of the
KwUli brothers, and Mrs. C. Rei-
la!li.s, are visiting the
urn". ha.
Are you nwure of the fact that
we can sell you toe latest styles of
men s tun!.-, ior ksa money than
you have been paying elsewhere?-
SchiKiuerich l.ros.
Kd. Siliuhnerich is putting a"
new biiok foundation under hie
residence, and a railing around his
porcii.
Owing to unavoidable delay of
certain stock and fixtures, the
tiraid Re-Opining advertised for
Au:ut ;10 ha U-en postponed in
definitely. Deu cf S .veeta.
Rev. (iilpatrick, of the Congre
gational church, goea to Patton
Valley ti stay over Sunday. Sun
day echo-. 1 at 10 a.m. Xo other
service during tho day.
Hav you aoy fence to build?
If so v.e can fsive you money. We
sell a j'.K'd substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for in cents per rod. Schul-
mcrich Rrof.
Our whole stock ol candies is
brand new, and we are making up
fresh sw cHs every day. If you are
particular what yen eat, you should
buy jour candy at the Dou of
S.vei-te.
A subject appropriate for "Labor
Sunday," will be delivered next
Sabbath evening, at the church in
Roedvillo. .Cordial invitation to
all.
For S:il;': Fifty acres cleared
land in the viciniy of llillsboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone Hoe. Fine location;
good building site. Iuquire of
Argus.
Several farmers were busy this
week, hauling grain to town. The
local market on Wednesday last
was, wheat, Tic; barley and oats,
$22 per ton; The quality of the
grain thus far threshed is good,
with average yields.
I will sell tuy place of 200 acres,
7 miles beyond Buxton, half mile
from new Tillamook railway sur
vey; 12 acroa cleared; lots of cedar
on plr.ee; frame house; running
water on place, and springs. Good
pasture; line place for stock ranch.
Will eell for $2,000; halt down,
bftbir.ee, plenty of time, at 5 per
cent. Address X, care Argus.
PROBATE
liiiardianstiin of Grace Mabel Ricsby,
Petition filed asking for appointment of
Joaephuie Wright as guardian.
Ktnte Ciitnriua Setiflen deceased;
Christian Zueicher appointed adminis
trator; Abraham Reiche-u, R I and J C
Kuratli, appraisers.
Uunrdiansbip Auna Maria Schibig,
closed of record.
1'iiintdiHin.hip Juhu M Luther et ala, M
It Ituuip, appointed guardian ad litem.
Instate Adorn Payne deceased; John
Payne, Millard Armstrong and C S Gay,
appraisers.
lvstute N;ithauniel Nye; settled and
closed of record. -
Instate Thus M Utiles; final account
filed and Sept 30 set for final settlement.
OOUNTYTIMBER CKCISE
Sim-FOl'R HUNDRED
Cruisers Make Their Con
tracts (Jood and (itt Pay
FOLK
MF.X ft EKE
EMPLOYED
EitiiiMte ii Fully UiiipIcUd, aod Givea
! Pilliona
County Assessor fJeo. II. Wilcox
now has the total cruise of stand
ing, merchantable timber in Wash
ington County, eligible to anw-s..
ment, and as returned by Cruicrs
Prescott, Neaae, Cavell and .1. P..
I'aitey.
The total estimate in l,0;l,!t.jo,
7."), or to ue the lumberman'..
terriiB, l.OGJ.ft") M. feet. It is a
safe proposition to say that this
will add four and one hall million
dollars to the tax roil. Some of
this cruise covers unpatented land
but they soon pass to pa'c-nt, an
the timber will then be t!xd.
M..l. .1 :.. :n i i .i.
.'.mu ui iui9 itin i;n a"" "-eu r.l Tl
pr M., and some will le valued a
hioK 1 1 or, .... f -V...... :. :..
close in and near a railway line. ,.,
-n " , in iu u ir
where tbere is a good watercourse. t'. . 1 :, . V L
The cost of thecruise has exceed- R r:"'Dt 0 V?b-,D,?n
edthe first estimate by e,rl v a
thousand dollar, thia heinf dim to I
, , n - . .
the fact that more acreage was ex-
plored than wa3 originally intend
ed.
Tho County will have n a id out
16,421.20 for the cruinir., when
all the bills have been paid. The
original estimate of cost was abuut
j.oOO.
Tho ceunty will get its cmi-e
cost back, aod several time? that
amount, on it? very first tax pay
ment. If the county ar d state tax shall
be 10 mills, this timber will pay a
tribute of -N 5.000 taxation. It 8
mills; then 3G,i:0. If 7 milU;
theu 1.11,000.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Rofa Weisentieck to Frank Weistie
teck ejuilcUini let 6 b!k 37, C ad
liillsboru $ 1
Frank Weisenbeck to Rosa Weisen-
beck lot 4. 5 Wk 37 S V ad Itbo. .. 1
Ann laby to John Leahy 7.S1 a sec
35 t t n r 1 w 1
Cjiralioe Drube et al to John l!uej;j;
Jr.sj a t 1 n r 1 and aw.: 1
Archie Courtney to Cha Malcalui,
lot 5 Reetls Five Oak Sub-die 1
Uilltoro Creamery Co L V Hetdel,
part lot 6 blk 5 Simmons ad i"o
Teter J Brown to A V Donelson lot
3, 4. blk 2 Huiuphrevi ai. 1S00
Idiac Leisy to Joniithin Bcjjus, 0.30
a Jacob Woolly donation I
Ida Kerr to J F Kerr tract Tucker &.
Stewart-) ad 200
Frank Nachbauer to Martin Vande
bey ' a near Newton
William Thompson to John J Wis-
tuer, lbo a John II Hall a 1 c Cedar
Mill Soco
Estclla Price to Prospere I Frene
part lot 2 blk 14 Forest Grove. ... iti
Chas Koester to K A Mincemover 10
a Kbberts donation icoo
Jcwephine Wigman to Emily Watson
lot 13, Fruit vale Forest Grove. . . . 900
Cornelius Blaser to John Laksou,
St.54aTi!den Beauchauip dona
lion 37so
James I Iloopes et al to I S Ramsey
100 a John H Walker donation. ..0000
Chas W Fitch et ux to Rudolph Op-
plinger 30 a in t 1 s r 3 w 4000
C L Mead et nx to E L Ccrkius s e
4 jec 6 t n ttw 160 a I
W A B -111 11 per 'to John C Pi.lock
160 a in H Buxton Sr donation. .. ISoo
J C Pidock to H It GrinuoUl S.63 a
in Geiger donation also 10 a in Sol
Emeruk donation 2$oo
Johu M Kerr et ux to James F Kerr
a one-third interest in tract land
in Stewarts ad to llillsboro 1
Mike Campbell to M J McKinney
160 a in n e 4 sec 8 t 2 n r 3 w 2500
Chas A Wvtuan et ut to Rodnev L
Wildman 21 a a sec 4 t 2 r 3 w. . Jsjo
Jeannie WhttU to Alfred Lsdd 37 a
t l n r 4 w, L'Joo
Lawrence Strand et ux to Frank
Colfelt 6 a in t 2 s r l w 1650
Hannah 1 Lanchlin to J K Hates lot
ift Forest Grove 1750
John lioyd et ux to Aug i,ovegren J
a lu claim No 3S sees 25, 26 t 1 s r
6w 100
Jennie M Perkins to M Sidwell s 2 n
w 4 & 22 a w 4 sec 34 t 3 u w 5 w
160 a
Randolph C Brant to W II Stcmuie,
lots 1, a, 3, 14, io, 16, 17, in J H
Ranous sub div blk A Beavertontioo
Herman Bremer to Martin P Reh-
walt tract in sec 32 t 2 8 r 1 w. . . . 1700
Kl... A L. ........ . . 1 I W Tl..-.
et ux tract of land in t i r 4 w... t;s
V G Hare et ux to Flora Sears tract
of land in Hillsboro 275
NOW FOR THE STREET FAIR
About thirty people attended the
meeting iu the city hall last eve
ning, for the purpose of organizing
for the street fair and livestock
show to be held here the latter part
of September. Mayor Denois was
present and called the meeting to
order. Postmaster B. P. Cornelius
made an enthusiastic address upon
the merits of the fair, ar.d eaid it
was time for Hillsboro to move up
and show the world what this pec
tion can do. Upon motion of Mr.
Cornelius tbe chair appointed a
committee to have full power to go
ahead, name dates, and appoint
sub committees. The following
will act as the committee: B. P,
Cornelius, L. A. Long, J. W. Con
nell, G. A. Patterson, R. II. Greer
and John Dennis, the latter being
chairman.
The committee meets tonight to
map out a campaign.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00.
Mrs. Susan Brown and daughter,
Miss Mary, returned from Seaside
Monday. They report a nice out
in 8-
'1 wi Forfst C.rove vountr Indies!
. w:k-d from th-t place to thej
ic''i:";y fat. Ortitoa n.ili, in just:
n hour and 1 minute, this mnro-j
ir.g, taking the exercif) a a con.iti- j
,l'"'-,"n1; ll" Mi home at 6:45l
lirrivm r,M W8H pij; ,Q wjj.,,e
Did
P Cn," while the other
wa:-'.ed to move around a little.
WA 10 kp up circulation. Tbeir
iirsi nniM'e Mif,g Manche Lang
ley and Mi- Mc.i'd Shannon, and
their l.t nannes are tot given
they will cliacge them in the fu
ture, ir,3-wy.
if. W. M.iier.of 8had liror.k,
Hi.l-l-'.r , (,re., Koute 3. has about
'iT "' "t C;t vfold and .Shropshire
ews, ahich he wiil ceil at a bar
gVin, i r leu- to the riht partv.
Mr Mdifcr will be oa his farm for
a ehott time to recive ir.'juirits.
A r fecial train waa Bent from
liuxt m lai-t Friday, by the officials
,t the P. Ii ,t X. railroad coai
par.y, for Dr. A B. Bailey to at
tend a (if.ek laborer at Buxion,
who bid bii r.oso, iip, and other
porting r f bis fa.;e badly lacerated
by a .1 .'ir.;r rock, caused by a pre
nature hlaH. As the Grr-ek la-
I borers &l g0 by cjaUr, Lis name
d ! was iifd learned.
y
'
F. Thr.n:as, of Cedar Mill,
Wednesday. He is havinir
..!',
i". " ' '
a s-i.e prior to leaving for Madras,
w l L mi . i
Rl " ' "
' ? V"' DQ' courM te
' ' """
Th" Ar;u? b-arns with recret
that C.'.vii Ad am-, aged 7 years,
an oid Wa-hicgton county pioneer,
was J!r:ck.-Ti with ja-&!yiis last
Monday. Dr F. A. Ba.ley, the at
ten ! ng pbyskiat:, hs.s slight hopes
of hiJ recovery.
Labor Day eu.j-ct will 1 pro
rented next Sabbath moroing at
the Tjila'.iri riair,s Presbyterian
CuUrch. The Holy Communion
will a!n be held at the close of the
service. Everybody welcome.
Fraiik Francis, of West llillsbo
ro, was in last evening, attending
tbe meetiog for the carnival and
-Hock show. He says that the
price cf onions is looking up fine
just now.
J. J. Smith, cf west of Glencoe.
was in tcwa today, and exhibited
some tine peaches raised in his or
chard, and of a freestone variety.
They, were larger tfian the beat
which have been marketed in the
town this year.
The UDion services will be held
at tbe Christian Church, next Sun
day evening. . Elder A. A. Berry
preaching tbe sermon. He will
also preach in the forenoon at the
regular servie-o.
Mis Metn Wallace, nf Wehmng
A Sans' store, is spending her vaca
tion with L'.r parents, at Ham
mond. She will also spend some
time at Seaside.
Mif9 Elif-ibe.li Smith is prepared
to receive pupils, in music, for the
rail term Incidence, First elreet,
between Fir and Oak. Phone, Pa
cific States, 4S7.
The young people of tbe Farm-
ir.gton M. h. church have post
poned liit-iT its cream social on ac
eouiit of rain to the evening of
August 31. All cordially invited.
Mr. end Mrs. O. P. Myers, Mrs.
O. M, Cutting and Miss Margaret
iison, all of Portland, were guests
at the L. M. Commons' home, Sun
day. Mrs. Maud Lake and children,
of Bertha, visited her mother, Mrs,
Pittenger, this week, returning
home W ediiosday.
Ray's big yard at Witch Hazsl,
has started picking. Wm. Badey
and J. H. Sewell will etart soon,
Mr. Bagley t ) begin the first of the
week.
N. Woruer, of Laurel, was iu
town this morning, and says that
hop picking lias b?gun over in his
section.
Mrs. E. F. McXelly returned this
morning from a weeks' visit with
friends iu Seattle and Tacoma.
Editor Bath, of the Independ
ent, returned from a trip to Coos
! BiY lttet 1 uesday
Mrs. Burris and Miss Nellie
Wallace returned from Hammond,
Ore , the first of the week.
Hop picking will begin in W'm.
Bagley's hop yard on Monday,
Sept. 2. More pickers wauted.
Mrs. L. A. Long and daughter,
Marie, visited friends in Dilley,
Friday.
Mrs. Arthur Frewing, of Tigard
ville, is visiting friends in Hills
boro. The rain of last week sprouted
some grain that was in the shock,
and turning was necessary.
Sam Humphreys, of Strawb?rry,
Oregon, is here for a few days' visit
with relatives.
Johu C. Weatherred of Tacoma
was shaking hands with old lilla
euros in town today.
W. M. Whitney of Astoria was
in llillsboro to day in the interest
of the 0. F. R. A.
Look out for Patterson's the
House Furnisher'B announcement
next week.
Wanted: Cnscara. or Chittem
bark at the Hillsboro Pharmacy.
Ciiius Joese, ot H-inkB, was a
county seat visitor the last of the
week.
PROFESSIONAL.
A. BAILEY, M. D.
I'liyiician and Surgeon
V
0,fir-a-rMorirwi. tl-k. apntalra.
I... Keiiilenejk-Soiiili.
w.,t e.,riler lla.eline and yioiid Hlrn-ta.
.. ii i ii. men.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OlSce ujlirj orer The Delta Druic Hlura
Ridnce Eaat of Court Hoe-He.
Io tba corner of the bloek.
JAMES PHILLIPJE TAMIES1E, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.Surgeon Southern Pactfio Railroad Co.
CoiiMiiltalii.ii in French or Flnelinh. Of.
dee iimtam. over L. M. Hnyt Co'a.alore,
north ante of Main bt., ilillalM.ro, Or.
F J BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICTAX AND SURGKOM
Office with DrF. A. Bailey.
KfHidence on corner gecond and Oak 8ta
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLNBORO ... OREGON
rV-,NrViMyVVMVy
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
WAWS.VWVVVVV,
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Itooiua 10 aid H Morgan-Bailey Bloek,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO ORKAON
WsAWW WvSVVV-yVVW
Ce. H. Dmylmy W. O. Harm
BACLEY A HARE
ATTORN KY S-AT--L AW
Booms 1 and 2 Saute Baildlnr
HILIJsBOEO, . . OBF.00.1.
A-VStArWrWVVMVVViM
U. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OrEce, npstaira, over the Post Ofjee,
HiUaboro, - Oregon,
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro,
v-AWVANVVVWVVVA-W
JOHN M. WALL
ATT02.NBY-AT-LAW
OSce UpaUlra, Bailey rrgao Block,
Rooms, 1 an! 2.
HILLSEORO, - OREGON.
V-ASS'rVVSreVSAAVV
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, Up Stalra, Central Block.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
VWA-VtVA-r
O. F. SHELDON
AMorney-al-Law mud Molmry Pub I la
Off lea rc Wmhrmo'a Mora
Hillsboro, Oregon
IMHOFF & MINAR
Dealers in Marble aod Granite Monu
ments and Tombstones, and all kinds of
cemetery and memorial work. Write us
lor particulars. AUUress & is. Morrison,
PORTLAND : : : OREGON
j T. R. Imbrie 1
DealB in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and sale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
G. M, HUNTER
Contractor and Builder
Estimates given on all clasaea of building
Shorn, Flra ami Main tta.
RmmManem, maat naf mf Oak.
Both
Hillsboro, '
Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX, D.V.S.
Office: Hancock &Gordon'a Livery Barn
Forest Gbove
- Graduata of
Grand Rapids Veterinary Col.
Five years' successful experience in
treatiri g horses for lameness. Practice
all modern surgery. Caatratioa, Spay
iug, Nerving for Relief ot Chronic
Lameness. Operation for Roaring.
Pacific States' and Independent phone.
Calls answeredprotnptly, day or night.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Eicelleneia
Oregon manufacture.