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HERE YESTEKDAY
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prof.-ion.t tr-lnf,,,
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1.l:..i,,b milch I
UiM Australian by birth,
Lb quit 7" '
r , ... h.Im.i. In talking. Ut
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Cuiurl ottiirn, are too it to
r : Umiliwni. when cow
Cikk, bft ""I' ll indnpiitioii
bt du In vartmy ki otnrr
mkI tlm herdn he had
III Uii C"unly
rKtil.ilf healthy condition,
ibut t a 1 dairymen ami
nUk I'wl rr" "f ti r nlocn,
IM they g"l innif i-hitiK arid
,aUl lJ- I'f- Krint-k wa.
iwi lo ly to Hi" HilUboro
Mntrpllivl that bin iluiim
PUBLIC SALti
LjVrittied will nidi at public
. lbN:hiun!e plc .'J mi.
WofPUIIi. and .'i i t ! H.SV.
liil. l 1 111 ""
jATl'fiDAY, Of 'TORE It 12
Intent. J yri, Mv. u mfl,
till. I".'. ' mate, ! i r (. I Iimi.
pHll. 4 niilk -lhrte firth
UnsWi. Cat lirli Im Jimiaiy; !
L, M. j .h. !.,( t M .loi. tbiik-
m i (". hik.' iKgr,
hi kBM. tnn'lr Imriiraa, W
ii fetter. M)niiriH.li binder.
liiukf, Iht tol ler, ilitc tiluw,
WiaJprj' lh Itaitowa, t'lM ipg
Mtlo wmirr. Ian mill, Tubular
iarjiM, ct4 l.ir. Itrdrf, 4
Lpulun in (iouh I, anil ulticf attl
UKk ii nii.
MDiofitle, unlrr ll't, chIi;
iwotor, 0 in.inllin' lim.
ki bit.kiliU t.nio, ,'i Kr cfiit.
)m. r k r k r Mo u rz.
l.Kurilli, ui'iiun-f r.
klMttat to llir GuckI People Of
Hiliiboio inj Vk nitty
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H'too County, Oregon,
.... ' iiinrriHD'H. nn
.Coul"B will go tot
!L.n a couple of weekn,
, " tmploye, in a large
Mttl.liHhmmU. The
f..-" Hon (if m-.:
'Annual Henion.
C!n,n, lTiy Veterftn
M, tr,'ui are urged
g; McNutt; Horace 0.
lLrn ft'l family, of
into the VVil-
Kbl'Un,!fy t
KW . ,'Rml 8l meal
U cb. Main street,
Sn;)',i,!1 ud Fourth treete,
MMPaalMIMWMPMiBgjlt.
The
niKim ii an if l Urifi'il liv
i. .. i . .
liroiiiiui'tit cltiBiin. anvnral of tlii-m
proiiiutrrn i. tl,n jfi t0 j,., r
VPiiPraliln iillu n townl mi pxhiliition
in tlm art di-parliimnl, hut lliriiugh
IlKiUVr) oi inoilm.ljr, n havn tint
yinldml to tlmir Piilrpalii'M. Vary,
vr many (mopln havn grou up
at il illril wilhiitit oik n piMtinif
printing ofllne towel. Our ollim
towel hat pBfnnI thn iiif.nlilii pt.
ol growth, and in at.lo with h I i K ti t
aHi-lurn tu ntaiul almm II ,a
not liarnrd to prattln ilmr littlr
nothinga, hut wlii-n it cimii.n to
mlorifnrotin inainftation, w will
hack it in a oontppt with any nllicp
IowpI in the plain rolomd iillirni.
rkvpplrwl. Thio o( our patron
who rheum to frel intt-rrptml, ilur
ing tlm ('arnival, may viw the
townl fim of charge.
1 am now prnparml to how you
the Chan. Hlnveim .V ltr. patnplu
of iipw Kali and Winter ety low in
l.adien' and Mipen' drrrp mill
dirt wainl nuitn, and dre kirt.
Iiiitdn to jour ppwial nrder,
ami ol your own pIrtiu ol
guiMln. Kali ami Winter mat
aUo rarrinl. 1 carry a Ptamlard
line of coraeta and titntrcnk irln. 1
will he glad to hiiug my goiHln to
your limine upon reijufpt, Iniln
jwiiilent phone, No. '.'.4. Mm. M.
K Caiidln.
(iporgn Itiermlorf, who livm north
ol HilUlioro, harvrplnl only a por
tion ol lii hop crop thin year, the
mold interfering lie, however,
matin a rt-eord ol 'J I'M poundu ol
dfiril h 'pn to tlm acre, which iIiomp
the (luecrii that grew thin year.
1,U) Kiumm of drirxl hop to the
acre I conniilerml an averagn yield
Wn have thorough! v overhauleil
our feed rhopr and other ma
chinery, and are now ready lo
handle the new rmp. Chopping
day, Tueedayp, Thurndtyn, and
Saturday. Wn mill mill fm-d at
Ion rut pricea and pay twel price
for hay and grain C II. lUichan
an A Co , Corneliu.
Jim I.amkiu, of thin city, han on
rihihitioi) at the Fair, what in left
ol the liltln ctnnnii which Uiouied
lor ill a aalule, and then blent up,
oil tlm ilay up ill wtuctl nen wan
received in liilllxirii, of llewpy'p
lainoun victory at Manila Hay.
The Knight Tacking Co., at Cr
licit u , in now accepting applrn, at
their rider mill, (or premuig on
nharen, Tueednyn ol each week
ltuying applen every day I hone,
ludriiemlent, No. T'J't llicylii-a
t ah price j'aid for applen.
Mm. Ftelle Itellew and non, of
i'lttnhurg, la , were in town Sun
day, guepta of Mm. H 1. 1'owell,
who in a einter of Mm. Itellew.
They were accompatiied hy Mm.
I'mphlelte, her mother, of Amity.
Jonathan "Paintey, of lulni-iie,
Iowa, in the guenl of hin brother,
Sam I'ainley, of lUulou.aiul the
brother were in the city today.
Mr I'aieley liven on the old home
Plrnd io Iowa. Hn in arcoiupanied
hy hin wife and child, lie think
Oregon ia all right.
For Pale: Fifty acre rlcam!
land- in the viciniy ol HilUboro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
Ldeuhone line. Fine location;
guwl building pile. Inquire of
Argun.
I,. K. Oolham ban enlarge! bin
hamenn nhoo on Mailt Street, and
equipped it with a high-grade lur-
lien machine, ant in prepareo vo
do work on nbort notice. The bent
tanned ok leather lined.
For ceriM and rug weaving,
write I. T. Mill. Itankn. Prire:
Carpet weaving, I'i j renin per yard ;
warp furuinbed for V2 centn. Huge
according to ni.e.
Ham Moon, ol Centers-ilk in
humler. Hn rode all day Momluy
in the rain, boosting for the mock
part of the Fair. When Ham puts
hin nhoulder to the wheel, thingn
move.
Minn KliMabeth Smith ie prepared
to receive pnpiln, in mimic, for the
Fall term Keetdence, Kirnt ntreet,
between Fir and Oak. Phone, Pa
cific Slates, 487.
The ChriHtiun Kndeavor of the
Congregational Church will hold a
Hallowe'en eocial, in the church
parlor, on the evening of Friday,
October 2.r) Kverybmly cordially
invited. AdmidHioi! 10 wnU.
Strayed from the Cate hop yard
Sept. Ill, r.l)7, a bay mare, weight
about 1170 lbe; roaohed mane-no
other brandn or murks. Krd
mlnrn. to C. W. KHt"
rick's larm, 4 milea northeaBt ol
Hilleboro. Henry Kmerick.
ir i,.a innt unt in a lot of
stumping powder. Also full line
,.r ...i.l.ra and nhnes.. Come and
see tiH.-Anderson ft Hon, Hendvillo.
As a mark of respect to the mem
ory of the late George A. Morgan,
i i.. adimirned lust Mon
vjouiur wan -j . t
day, and with the entire number of
Court II0UH8 OIUOlftlH, !.""
funeral services ol the ueoeaseu
nni.l anrvices will he inaugu
rated at the Christian Church next
a l.'... l.' i.i... a a. UBcry,
charge.
It. W. MoNutt, of Cornelius, an
old time acquaintance s ineeu.
called Tues.lay. And the yeart
reHt craoelully upon him.
Chas. Witt will bring you fine
oabbaufS at 50 cents a uo0...
LeaveRorder8 at Wehrung's -tore.
For sale, or will trade lor a i farm,
a controlling interest in w v..
Till) liln mil. i. . .... . I ' I
I lift !iHi r Alli ft ri:r """"""lOTOIiEII MEETING
vnur iv im i i in in'ii
nun IA flLL liLAM
Mism MaJc Imbiic Crowned
l,uccii
HNK WEATHER AM) HIT, tKDWIl
Hun. II. p.
turndlua ami
Hailry Speak
Dr. V. A.
The Hillnhoro Hlreet Fair opiu'.l
t-xlay aupicioiiy, with ft ran wi-ath-"rand
a big crowd. Minn Ma-Ie
Iiiibrie, of tttiw city, wan crowmd
'iui-eu at . in., t the pavilion,
followed by addreppea by Hon. I!.
P. Corneliu and Dr. F. A. lUiley.
The city ha a holiday appeararre,
and largn rrowdn are coining in
from vari niH county Miint, which
indicate that th Fair will be a
nurcenn. The exhibitn of stork,
ixiultry, fruit, vegetable, grain,
etc., are line, and initrli !argi-r thaii
wan antiripaled. Following h tin
programme fur Friday and Satur
day: Friday, October I.
Munic at ID . 'HI.
Parade o horn- entered fur pri.i.
- IK) p. m.
Hall game, 2 (H) p m.
Kvming concert begins at IM).
Saturdav, '. tober li.
Mu-ic at '.i :;n.
Awarding ol Prize,
II nee Paradn.
liiHi-1,,11 game nt J(t :.(,.
lUcing a' Track, 1 ..'!)
Mui-ic at Pavilion during i v i'iig
)nciug every evening, mi l Siiur-
il.ty nlternoou, al llilUbri IIhII.
Cotiliuuou vaudi'ville nt CtiM.-nt
Theatre, every afti rn iun and
evenii g.
I'KOGHAMMK. OK HORSE PARADE
Tomorrow morning (Fridiy) ht II
a. in sharp, the bore pradwill
be formed at the r truer of Third
aud Main Street, and will move
went up Min Street, lh"iice circle
eat, and form an enli-- chain.
On Saturday al tin, in , all pre
mium home, togi'lher with bugy
homen, will paiade. Huggy home
may appear in or out of harm-ps.
Wm. Mi lillan,
Sam Moon,
lirector Northwest 1 1 Tne A
nocialion. DELSMAN-OVERROEDER
Henry Deleiuan and Klizabetb
Overroeder were united in marriage
yesterday, October 2, 1W7, at Hioll
a. m , by Ucv. Father Bticholr.t r, of
lite Catholic Church, al this place
The ceremony wan the UHtml elab
orate ritual of the church for such
occasions, and was solemn aud im
pressive. After the ceremony, the
gueta drove to the residence of the
bride's parents, one and a half
miles north of Reedville, where a
big dinner was spread, at which
more than 120 invited guest par
ticipated. The afternoon was spent
in dancing and merrymaking, after
the slyle ol the old fashioned tier
man wedding festivities, and was
highly erjiyed by all. Many
beautiful and easily presents were
received by the happy couple.
The groom is a prosperous farmer,
near Hillshoro, and both are popu
lar. Among Hillsltoro guests were
Rev. Father Huchoker, h. I Ku-
ratli ami wife, James Miltenberger
and wile, Mr. Rahn and wi(i, who
went to Reedville, while a number
of Hillsboro people were present at
the wedding.
E1LERS' GREAT PIANO SALE
Commencing Friday, October 4th,
the Filers' Piano House will run an
advertising Bile of one full carload
ol pianos, at a reduction of 1100
to l.riO from the regular retail
prices.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Albert 1. Cri tic et ux to Thos Cocti-
fn et al w ), oi w ;i oi pvi 1 1
, . . w J'"1"
J S Koilc et ux to John Tritipletmi
, tnt In J5 "o a hi a .nni.-
l'.... .1 1 r t 1 11 i W 3'
Holm 11 Herli et ux to Uoland A
l'helus w 0' w , j
of a e .'4
of
itcbtinj w
3S1-0
lotm Wiimlerlicli et ua to S I', Ul-
J . - ..f I,. . I.lnrlr 1
non ei ai ;i " 1 j
Hiimpltreya' add, Hillslwro ...
600
OfO Krochman el ux 10 t v . s-
el 11 H otue sec 9 1 2 n
R I, Cate tt ux to the Hawthorne
Ktate 8.45 acres iu M Moore (1 1
ct Ml w
Thos C'ochtau et ux The Ten insu
la llauk w M of h of sec 1 ' 3
Itertholil i.uc'kcl it'x to John Boyd
etnlSyalu sec & t i n 3
Nclnon Wellntnu to It b MulUcy,
part of WW 37 Forest Grove....
H C Hays ft ux to S J Uarliart6
and y-10 acres in sec 6 t .381 w.
W t' Suauldiug et nx to Lharles R
Cox et ux 140 a in aeca 33 ana 34
Wm'fmB V to J "s Foniyce
nart of A T Smith 3 1 C t 1 :a 3 w
1000
1
5 100
600
140
Sotxi
13000
F W Llvermore et nx to i-nna iv
Kdmondson lots 5 and 6 block 19
Thoa rWllp" etui to jiijo Camp,
hell 30.71 a in Wm Wtlsou and
A M Harrlsou die t I n 3
John 0er to Henry Wi.kinset
J nl part of block 7 Fairview add
FoXTeU.VtoWmkS.nith
LanlNoHhtoW3Hr;diu
7 and 8 block 7 So"'" lrk M
Forest drove "V ,,i'.'.V.
Rachel V Riley etux to I J Ajer,
320
J3OO
80O
400O
80O
64 acrea in sees 0 auu y - t -
I3O0
HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. 3, 1307
L. ('reps, of ttanks, was in town
yestrrday.
J. J. Morgan and wife, of Port
land, ami John Keats and wife, of
J. T. Kiilin, of Hunk, visited
Hillshoro, Wednesday.
00 to I,, Ootharn for Aqua
pcllo horse civers and lap roltee.
The weather bureau at Portland
predict dusty weather for the
Hillsboro Fair.
1 mbrellas covered and repaired
as good as new, at It. I.ee Sears'
cyclery.
Henry Miller and CIihs. Rloom,
of south ol Reedville, u-re in town
last evotiing.
Money to loan n city ami larm
property rates reasonable. Call
on Ktiratli P.rothera.
Warrentun, Ore , were in the city
yesterday, attending the funeral of
the late Ocj. A. Morgan.
Are you a smoker? Then call
fir the Schiller or Kxcelleneia
Oregon mantifacttire.
0. II. Waite, of this city, leaves
Saturday next to spend the winter
ttt Kelvin, N. D.
Wh are headquarters for guns
and ainniuiiitioii. R. I.i-e Hears,
bicycle shop, Main street.
O. O. Harlow and wile, of Port
Uiid, are taking in the Fair, and
shipping with Sheriff Connell.
Hairds Headquarters for striefc
ly first class Ladies and (jdrrCs
furnishing.
Horn, to the wife of D. M. Mc
liini, near Farrniiigton, October 2,
I ' ' T a daughter.
Have you seen those nob oX Its
atid fancy rox at, liaird'sJl'he
ient' Furnisher.
Robert (i. Morrow, Supreme
Court Reporter, of Salem, was in
Hillsboro a few hours, Wednesday.
Full line ol school supplies also
tdd books taken in exchange at
Hedge's, Rcaverton.
Mis Kva Kmerick, of Arlington,
Oregon, is visiting Mr. ond Mrs. C.
K. Koont., of this city.
Sheep, bogs and beef cattle
Imugbt. Independent Telephone,
"i'iI, II -averton. J. (J. II ay nee.
M. Dillabiy, of Cooper Moun
tain, was up yesterday, watching
preparations for the street fair.
llcposit your money with a pro
gressive ami growing up-to-date
hank, such as the Hillsboro Com
mercial. County Commissioner Charles
Buchanan, of Cornelius, came up
Wednesday morning to attend
County Court.
Will pay cah for Italian prunes
delivered tit my evaporator, two
miles southwest of Forest drove.
H.C. Atwtdl. .
Dr. Lowe hns all that iB new and
up to tiate in rimless eyeglasses
and spectacle. Will be in Hills
b iro next Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Connell, of this city,
visited Mrs. Harriett Hoover-Kii
lin, at Portland, last week, during
the M. E. Conference.
Money to loan on real estate or
personal security. No bonus or
commissions -at me iimsuoro
Commercial Hink.
The Congregational Ladies' Mis-
sionury Society will meet at the
home of Mrs. John liauey.on Wed
nesday, Octohor at 2:I!0 p. in.
Next Monday, October 7,' Dr.
Rowp, the eye specialist, will be in
Hillslwro; Stu and tub at Forest
C rove.
Miss Marguerite Redmond, of
this place, went to Reaverton lant
M and ay, to attend St. Marys
School at that place.
Wanted: Showy driving and
riding horse; weight about 1150
lbs; must be sound ami gentle.
Address, Rox 47, Banks, R. 1). 1.
W. J. Rutner, of Reayerton,
County Commissioner for the east
end of the county, arrived Wednes
day morning, to Bit iu County
Court.
Tho ladies of the M. K. church
will serve chicken pie dinner at
the Grange Hall, Oct. 5, only, the
last day of the btreet Carnival
- cents will be the charge.
Services at the First Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening, preaching by the pastor,
Rev. L. 0. Bower. Sunday school
at ten 0 clock.
Aro you aware of the fact that
we can sell you the latest styles of
meu s suits for less money than
you have been paying elsewhere?'
Schuhnerich Bros.
Mrs. W. A. Btreeter, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed
ward Benson, of Tualatin Plains.
for several days past, returned to
her home in Portland, today.
Have you any fence to build?
If so we can save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. bchul
meriuh BroB.
You and your children's eyes
are safe, if you wear Dr. Lowe's
glasses. Eyes safe, and price safe
Consul taltou free. Eighteen years
experience.
A. C. Doughty has returned to
Hillsboro, from a six months' visit
in Osborne County, Kansas, and iB
now stopping with his father,
Frank Doughty.
OF COUNTY COLKT
(Jrist of Witness
(irounJ out
Ices
THE COLKT IS WAITING FOR BIDS
Far Furnishing new Koai Mapi fur
County
County Court met yesterday, Coun
ty Judge Oorslin, and Cornmissiir.
ers W. J. Hutner and Cbaa. Ru
chanan, all present. Most of the
claims presented, were disposed of
at yesterday's sitting. Many of
the claims presented were for wit
ness fees in the liquor cafe?. Up
to this afternoon, no bids has been
filed to furnish couDty road maps,
as advertised for by the Judge af
ter the September term. Thete
may come in, however, before ad
journment of the Court. Follow
ing is a portion of the claims al
lowed at this term, the remainder
of which will be published next
week.
lrwin-Hislson, atationery i fx
K O H.igey, roaJa 14 lo
J J Krel), witnesa, dint attorney. 3 00
I'an liurkhallcr, game 3
Oregon-Vab Sewer Tipe Co toads iu So
Jake Keicheo, roaili
7 5
i 75
5 "
3 ('
S Jo
3 20
5 Vi
5 So
5 40
5 So
II So
25 no
J 7 "
6 45
6 00
tn Conley, me
Wm Martin, sheriff a office . . ,
A K Robert, witn:-u li-.t atty
Al Rotierti, name
A A Kamaey, aatne
lid William, same
lid Cray, tame
Frank llhtme, same
Al Itiuuie, do
.niinicrman, do
C A William, court house . . . .
Ilcall & Co, roa!,
J W l'.aMwin, couit home
K u I lagey, witness I) atty . . . .
eo oung, same 6 00
Kim I'.rowa, same 5 60
Oliver llaker, do 6 00
w 111 V iIrod, same 6 00
Joe Stickle, same - 600
li G Hagey, court boutc vl 00
llrown 1. umber Co, Ibr road. ... j &)
lrwin-llodson Co, stationery. . . . 26 50
W II Livingood, road 5 00
Mr I) C Fisher, refund file fee 7 5o
1) McOamish, court houe y: on
Ira liallard. witness dist atty, ... 6 00
Lawrence Wilson' same 6 00
Frank Boss, saute .'
Itlaine lloflman, tame . . . 6 co
Merle Knott, ssuie, 600
Gu Schleckler, do 5 60
Harvey Casteel, do 5 60
Frank Schleckla, do 5 60
Duaue Bailey, do, 6 00
Sam Galbreath, do 6 co
Paul Johnson, do 600
Csp Guile, c h 43 75
Clyde LaFore, dist atty witness . 3 So
Hillsboro Lbr Co. roaili ....... . I 70
L C Brown, bridge.. 8 00
G H Bidwcll, court honte, j.5 00
M Hunter, same 9 10
Climax Mill, same 34 2o
U G Gar-lner, bridges... 39 40
John Trachsel, roads, 1000
Peter Vandercoevering, relief . .. 4") 00
Clyde Lincoln, roads 212 00
Croner & liowell, roads 4 5o
0 r Cooke, roads, 5 co
K Portland r 8: w woiks, c u . . . . 4i 00
O A Patterson, courthouse 46 00
A M Collins, janitor 40 00
l!ig-4 Lumber Co, roads. 93 63
I) It Keasotier, bridges 16S 20
A K McCumsey, do "3 35
K. G til, surveyor s, othee ft 00
A J Rev, care poor farm 116 Jo
C Larsen, court house 52 50
County Treas Jackson, sal, 5I co
IHinelson, supplies c h : 4-1 fcl
Geo 11 Wilcox, assessor ....... 100 00
Claud Meeks, dist atty witness. . 6 00
Glats & Prudhomme, sta ....
The Argus Pub Co, printing. .
30 00
16 00
93 40
20 S3
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T A Mcltride, circuit judge
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Johnson Bros, bridges
,M C Case, sal and exp
Independent, printing
CALVIN BAILEY
Calvin Bailey was born July 20
1830. in Clearfield County, Penn ,
died September 2G, at his residence
near Blooming, south of Cornelius,
aged 76 years. February 19, 1851
he was married to Savira EUtiiger.
In the Spring of 18S4 Mr. Bailey
came to Oregon aud located with
his family at Blooming, where he
has resided ever since. Mrs. Bai
ley died June 15, 1800, and was
laid to rest in Cornelius cemetery.
Mr. Bailey was a man of strong
convictions, and was honored and
respected by all who knew him.
The funeral Bervice was conducted
by Rev. S. J. Lindsay, in the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, Cornelius,
of which Mr. Bailey was a faithful
member for many years.
Jiight children, a total number
of eleven born to them, survive, as
follows: Mrs. Geo. Johnson, South
Tualatin: Mrs. Henry Wilson, for
est Grove; Lawrence Bailey, Port
land; Mrs. F,dward Schulniench,
Hillsboro; Mrs. Harry Baker, Gas
ton; Mrs Henry Pearson and Mrs.
Irvin Crowther, Oakland, Cal, and
Daniel Bailey, of Blooming. Two
children died in infancy, and one
grown daughter, a Mrs. Lewis
Keckley.
FOK SALE
Span mares, weight about 1150,
also high grade Jersey cows fresh,
and Bome fresh soon. Registered
Angora buck, and registered Jersey
bull calves. Will Schuliaerich,
Hillsboro, Route 2.
Card of Thanks
The undersigned desire to thank
those who bo kindly tendered their
sympathy and assistance in the
bereavement of their husband and
father, the late Eli Heineck.
Mrs. Eli Heineck and family.
ArguB and Oregonian, $2.50.
Rudolph Michalec, mention of
whose illness was made in another
column, died suddenly, Tuesday
m'.miiig la-t, at Pendleton, where
he had gone but a few Jays pre
vious, with his wife, in the hope ol
improving his health. Mrs. Ander
son, r.f thi place, received a wire
Wednesday, from Mrs. Michalec,
announcing her husband's death.
Mr. Michalec leaves three sisters in
Hillsboro, to-wit: Mrs. Thomas
'ibren. Mrs Samuel Stephens and
Mrs. Ludema Anderson Rudolf
Michalec was born in Austria, May
10, K7i, and came to America
Feb. li, IMS. He was married in
K)2 to Mis Celia James, of Sheri
dan. The racing program will lie car
ried out at the Fair grounds, west
"f town, at 1 o'clock, Saturday.
1 ne urst thing on the program will
be
a pacinz match, in which
Midget, Portia Knight and Oliver
J. will participate. There will also
b one, and possibly two, saddle
pony races, and if the weather will
permit, Burke Tongue's splendid
pacer will give an exhibition go,
which will be well worth seeing.
La 1 1 1: The speed committee de
sire us to say that there will be 2
running races, 1 pony, and 2 bug
gy race. Those wishing to enter
horses for the races, should apply
to C. W. Redmond.
The following marriage licenses
were issued since tbe last issue of
the Argug: A. H. Saunders and
Grace Marsh, Sep. 23; H. A. Da
vis and Florence Harnee, Sep. 2G,
S. J. Bryant and Lizzie Patty,
Sep. 20; Barry Liepold and Elma
Staley, Sep. 20. Chas. C. Clap
shaw ar.d Clarinda C. Loynes,
Sep 30; Ora Fields and Mabel
Russell, Oct. 1; Gerhart II. Dele
man and Elizabeth Overroider,
Oct 1;E S. McNutt and Emma
d S .aehr, Oct. 1; Jas. T. Newber
ry and Nellie J. Dunsmoor, Oct. 2
Miss Kirkwood now haa her new
stock of Fall Millinery ready for
the public. She ehows the very
newest and best ideas of tbeBeason,
and is well equipped with materials
and styles to suit any customer.
You are cordially invited to visit
her Millinery Parlor, where you
will receive the caost careful atten
tion. C. W. James of Cornelius tella
the big squash story of the season,
and vouches for the truth of it.
From two volunteer vines, this sea
son, there were produced 46 mer
chantable Hubbard squashes, hav
ing an aggregate weight of 500 lbs.
Some of tbe (quashes weighed ae
nigh as 1! pounds each. The
squashes were rused on the old
Kenyon Crandall place, near Cor
nelius, a part of which is now
o-vned by Mr. James. Charley
thinks he has all competitors bad
ly beaten.
October comes and shakes leaves down;
1 here s every evidence of rail,
Yet every season we're in town,
And w ill l glad to have vou call
To see our place if not to buy
we win not try to make you weary
At Palmateer's Confectionery.
L. J. Paluuueer, Trop,
The Carnival committee has se
cured the new building erected by
Dr. Linklater, just north of the Ar
gus cilice, which is being used for
hsplays of fruit, vegetables, grain,
etc , with a liberal reservation for
fine art, fancy needlework, pioneer
relics, etc lhe display is credit
able in the extreme.
The Milne warehouse hag been
leased by Geo. A. Brown, and he
is ready to receive hay, grain and
hops forstorage a reasonable prices,
ah storage ousiness will receive
prompt attention. Geo. A. Brown,
Lessee.
Joseph II. Robinson, of Farm
ington, is attending the Fair today.
Beside a nice exhibit of fruit at the
Fair, he showed the editor some
old coins, one a ten cent piece,
minted in lboo, a ?5 piece of 1845,
He also has two ten cent pieces of
1802, which he thinks are val
uable.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Exeellencia. These cigars are of
the best stock. You can t fool an
authority on a good cigar.
The program for baseball games
during the Fair is as follows:
Thursday, Hillsboro vs. Banks;
winning team to play Scholia on
Friday; the two teams with the
best averages, to qpnteBt for Fair
championship on Saturday.
Dance and shooting match at
Centerville Hall, Saturday, October
oth. Come one and all. Herman
0terman & Co.
Next Monday, October 7, Dr.
Lowe, the well known optician,
will be at the Hotel Tualatin. Dr.
Lowe has been coming to Hillsboro
for more than 16 years, and has
built up a large and lucrative busi
ness here.
Wanted a girl to work at the
Home Style Restaurant. Main
Street, between Third and Fourth.
The hour of the evening service
in the Congregational church will
be 7:30 for the winter months. Y.
P. S. C. E.at ?. The leader for
next Sunday is Ronald Vaught.
Subject of the morning service,
"The World's Greatest Failure."
Evening subject, "An Open Door."
A full line of electric supplies
and globes. House-wiring. Next
door to Vaught'a Grocery, on Sec
ond street.
J. W. Shute visited Portland
Tuesday.
Argua and JournaljJgJSSt,
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician aud Snrgeou
Onkw-Raiiey-Mnriran block, orMtatn.
Roariia 12, 1; ami ,',. Kni.lencn-Kouth-uTu'r.T."'"'
Hnant B.iia MtriMi.
lloth 'I'llDIlMl.
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C.M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfBen npatalm orer Th Dlta Dmg KU.rn
Rfailileoc Eaatof Court House,
in tbe comer of the block.
J.tME.SPHILUfTAMISIE,M. D.
PHVSICIAN AND SURGEON
8'irfc-non Routbem Pacific Railroad Co.
(imulUliun tn F'reimh or Engliph. Or-
iieo uMirs. over I. M. Hoyt Co's. atom,
north aide of Main St., Hillaboro, Or.
MMMrAAArVlryWWvVVVM
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidence on corner Second and Oak Sta
Oregon Phone Main 116.
HILLSBORO ... OREGON
A..B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
UaHey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TTIIIck n...
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and II Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Denni 8Ure.
HILLSBORO - OREOOS
0k ft. Bm00j w. O. Hmrm
B AO LEY A HARE
ATTOR.NHYS-A.T-LAW
Rooms 1 and i Shite Buildinf
HILLS BO EO, . . 0RF.GO3.
H. T. EAGLET
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, npstairn, over the Port Office,
Hillaboro, - Oicgoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room j, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, HilUboro.
JOHN M WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upstairs, BaUcy Mtrgaa Bloc
Rooms, 1 anl .
HILLABORO, - OBXOOH.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
OrricK: Main Street, opp. Court Hous.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, TJpntalra, Room 3, 4 and j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. J. MURRAY
Veterinary Surgeon and Beat is t
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
New York City, in 1881.
Office; Hancock & Gordon's Livery Bars
Forest Gaovs
'Phonea Independent, No. 744; Pacific
States, 33.
: T. R. Imbrie :
Deals in all kinds of Real
Estate Wheat Lands, Farm
Lands, Stock Ranches and
Range Lands. Reclamation
and Bale of Desert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room it. Chamber of Commerce
Portland Oregon
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that lie haa a fine
Hue of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade conaisting
in part of
Double Acting Hays Pumpa,
Canton Clipper Disc Flows,
Sharpleaa Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
aatisfaction.
Call and see these lines. .
A "'aini0""''" '
max mill.-J. M. wreear.