miluboao Anaus, OCT. 10, no?
U lit' 0. A. C.
lllbr.Ul.tt.ll I" l t
U Hit lli'it
a,ml rm"1 " '
ice
in-tl
L r,iJy
'.ml I''.1""1"' llB ""I''''1"
1 e. will have
U 0 l
f l...l.irrl Brill
ll OOfP o . ,
r . Kihii!inrli:li,
r ..i n i : ........
.parol. T'" f"""" """i
LMi!,lK.rl. HKlw,llm.ke an
V ' " . 11..!
J agricultural ! imiu-
jpfoJaciPi.."! lheri.m.
ii.1l .ml SrWU' Grei.ge
PUBLIC SAt.li
tt.lwiitnr.l will II ulJic
B,t weal of Ui rv-oicu
ill bdav, ocioiu.u r.
Lj sufn, Hi Trr, c.w, ail
'l heifer, month oiii, ii
. v. . i L 0 ...I .li.ul.lt.
v l bak lini"i', itli.,
Ctfoiiiad timothy and clover
lit tail, H nfU plow, cum
, '.twl burr.iw, Walter A.
W )'. drill, grindstone, i
U'we milk 'Rii, cupb aM, .
m booet". eland Iw-e, lok
Vlhrtlint !oVr fill ultltr
W4 furniture
us of rUl:IIO ami under,
$10, on )(' tiiii", at
W wnt, liikti. iiole. . jx-r
k! Krrb.
J. B. Tiiiiiii, Owner.
F Cornelia. Aiioliulirnr,
A VinJerwal, t'ietk.
PROUAIH
A lliotiKlitlul tiling on tU j,ri
of tlm Kir Com ioiUi, iliriii( lhn
Kir, Ihn u-ain ro v i lf 1 on
fiilhri niiiB o( Maui Hni I. for ti n
mToiiiiiioiliitiou of vinitnr4. Sunn,
oim lia iiki(i'IiI tlial it woul I I
giMhl iiiova on Ihn ,tt ol lU
iitiali.m lurn f Ilia lown to j,ri.
viil 'r itt a i ton i tnl cmii, (r ttIi
upatu, with thn n riniiwiiiii of tlir
County ooiiri , umlur tlm In-Mi, in
tlm ixiurl
tlon wnull m mirn to Ixi .rt'i
''! t y lirail riiiintry oln, mU
urn olitt!nl to nuJ Ihn entire ili)
lit thn city.
I KID linw rriirfw to how jrou
thn t.'lm. Slrvrim A I'.ro.
of lie hull nl U inU-r ulyl in
l.t litHt' kihI Minmii' clrx miiiN.
thirl wit kuil, inl ilrn"! nkirU,
tnitilo to your iil orilcr
kiil nl your own xli-ction u
giMnln, Kll ami Winter ruU
! (rriol. I rtrry a utamhtril
linn of rore anl uiiilemkirtii. 1
ill ho tUil to hring my km.m lu
your houKft tiinn ri'iient. Imle.
Iii(lnnt phone, Si). Mm. M.
t'ailll.
lliilll SO(M to tiUUO People
Here mi Saturday
WkDt.i 0 TIIH 1IIK0NE
SpfcoJiJ Filiil.m Mjkt llic lair
(ilfdl KuiiC
Itatllriof llif i'..ii'U!nllli U Sflh
ra4, tl , )rtil Uiii'l on 1k
inlnUU fiirl an niiovil.
ll Iki et. ti( Crcrh KdIk Ii
Ktt lied, till M ili'U, .Nov II,
mx bnntiK liiml ul'n'lli"
ikatlUfof !ir iMiat.iiil;iti ol
kf.!ir. ti, I I.,. kirMrr, l"i
fl: frtrfwiti lilr.l l.m.l n ( ,
uiiliii nl mi. ii 1 1 1 1 t ami
r
lW Biltr r of llii- riUI if Ii.lui
kfc'i). tttiil I'W'Vf l, ml r(le
N tltttcJ ul in-ifil on hlinu ol
IK Bitllrr n( llie r.tlr of Ael
w.4'il, final mil l.lc.hert loi
N No li, I.,.;, i to a. m.
pii.wa. Iiml n tilnl, an, liral
"W kil JKm lav. Nuv II, fk 7, al
iWinllM ol Ihr rilalr i.f ! mli
' Jfd. bral iri.'il lilr.l an. I an
PUBLIC SALE.
a
lMralgiie,l will Hull Hi ulilic
7 me Jn.-oi, Winmrr farm
1 mile m.utl, of Ol, lUlhanv
M Ollw Ilorlliwent of Cedar
f 10 a.m.,
pRHDAV, (HTOHKU HI,
t wf, II ami 12, win'nl
FMmi yearn, VMM); horne, 8
f10.X); hurne, (INK): brood
F&); two 2 vr col in.
B coll, Iterkehim hoar, two
!?." ami ,iKh, lUi waiion
IUtll WHiroii HI huuoD M.v
P1 binder, mower, hayrake
fllooth ami llra.iv liirrriapii t!a,t
t.l Hii
P"", drill, eream eeparator
r Imtter worker, harpoon
r wruMH, HinKH harnw, hay
r' wn gullon milk can, am
r'uioiner article.
tuliwill,eH(.rv,(1 al nortn
t-wor fiale:-0an.l uo.ler
f10'6' I0, nix monthH tiin
l Hr rum i i . .
Hlal.l... II
""ii'i nroe , wwnere
-nuraiu, AuotioneBr.
Caid of Thauki
ftHU n A .1 1
Qlioneer Kelicw, Pruita and
ft t tho late Hlreet Fair,
idl.. . nk 11,0 H'liofor their
0MncontrihutinK ro liber-
"Hl tllH fYllil.ila TK
I?.K,0?x,,rBM thoir nppreoia-
t kiii(i,HH of Dr. Iiiok.
("Hi illnu,;., .. .i .,
Inn... W'""K uieiii uie line oi
I ."'tore room
Rob Wilcox,
u Chairman Art Committee
""J-A Imhrie,
Mr. i?ai.r '"""er Italics Com.
W. Moore,
Lhir. Fruili, eta, Com.
New cement eiilrwalki have been
(iiiieheil iu front of the HUr l'.krv.
ItriilelV real eelate oltire ami !'!
nilier'n Iiw t'feein I'ltrlorii, on the
weel enln of Snuiml elriwt , anl in
front of the ('linim Keel Siore in. I
tlm Telephone ollii', on the mnt
eide of tlm elferl, ih preparation
are beitijf liitile f. r new reiiienl
walk in front of 'nht'a xrocery
and "The Di'ii of Hmrrti," on the
weal eii.
Mr I'. V.. Tein (ilftoii , who lua
been tern hiiik! the lilh uraile In Hie
llillaldiro public arluHila, Iihh hi
igue l lu r poeitiiui on arcouiil nl
the ill lira of her hunbntnl. Tlie
lirrctor have entmiri'd Mrn
liiKhfMi, of 1'ortl wikI, to lilt her
plain In toe atxive grille. Mri
Huthee roiijee well riH'oiiiuietiilml
by (he Huperinteiiileiit ol Multuo-
jhIi County.
We have thoroughly overhaul)!
our Imh1 rfiopper an4 owier ma
hinery, and are now ready to
handle the new rrt. Chopping
ye, Tunedav, Thuredtye, and
HatunUyn. We eell null fvd at
oweel prnea and pay let pruen
r hay and grain L. II. lUiclian-
an A Co , Corneliue.
The regular eervire at the Tuala
tin I'laine Creehvieriaii c hurch will
lie held belt Salihalh luoruiliK
the HviumI of O.-egon will he in
eeeait.n over neal Sl blh, it i ei
l-vle l that one nl thn vieiliii); mill-
ietere will preach in place of the
iaatnr, l 'lb in the morning ami at
ilredville in the evening.
l.i you want aome lute in a
growing i aliinrnia town, wiuiin
one hall mile ol the beautiful faii
.uie IUy, in eirhange for a moun
tain ranch or iiiiienoro ioi
Kimel eeclion in Central Califor
nia; great for cure ol pulmonary
and iheiimetio trouble. Call at,
or addree", Aigne liltice, Hillnborn,
Ore. iVeil and abelract.
Kdgar Hannan, of Huxton, thii
week ImUght the N huH.llnl Urill
and ehingle null, near the aUive
place, cmeideralion not utaled
alnive!. The ehioiilo mill hai a
lailv eauacity ol -40.tKt). and there
ie a good liH-al ilemami for the re-
Ur ehingb e made. I lie partifri to
the ileal were in the city Wtxineii-
lay, liiinK up the paper.
The KuiuUt Packing Co., at Cor-
iieliua, I now accepting 'apple, al
iheir cider null, for preening on
ehaiee, Tueeday of each week.
liuying apple fvery tiny . I none,
Independent, No. 725. Highi-it
caell line pain ior api'iiT..
))y the rourteey of the Knglinh
liap'tiet Church of thi cily, Kev. A.
Hnker, of the Cermaii Hiiptiet
Church at Hethany. will occupy
the pulpit at ."I o'clock p. m. All
(iermaii friend are cordially in
vited to attend.
For Hale: Fifty acres eUred
land in the vioiniy of Hillehoro,
on rural mnil mid milk route; near
iMi.innn hue. fine location,
good building eitf Iniiire
Argu.
i.'i..ui..nn ynlwilum were addeil to
Mar
' I 0( muni i mm I'lial I'nKri
I'-ifilrii ilitilira, Miillu- Wilann (iiiil!ii((.
Miaa I Innlriaoii ,u linra, I'.'lirl JaruLa
hum at lit tl olllnw, Mia Idlllry hillif ami
ci.iael iiisi-ia, I'.llie C.ixliiian liunit Initli
rr, Mia I irn Will ox iiuilt all'l paiuliBK
ami Mai lira, Maty hrwell ainbrr ciii,
J K i'oxtll ml In turn tuliia. I A Iinhrir
linlian hea'l, llaltie llulltr i-'pirre. Mi
M.try I.aii'lrm pillima ami pillow In),
Mia Wm Mortun eiiibrulilrry, Miaa dml
mail ili.illra ami aofa (liUuw, Mih Sun p -ti
emli'il ilrrm, Mra Kulilrr iinlt ami
pill'iw aii) ami Ixilater aiiral, Mia W A
i lioiiipaon limrau ai arf, Mlaa Kow Wll
cm JulntinK "llrt liailnif,;," Mra '. I)
llioinr ili4n wuik bitk'f.
I'letniutiia for Applra
Urn !ia-J C Mrliua;i I, J Ii Pel
ItHe , V M Krrnaii .
S,lrtiliri J Nittiola I, Mnrtiiiaii j
kr.l llrlil'.uwu Ic.hn Krilly, I.
(lavrntlrin A I. Mral, I.
iiriuira liul.lrn A I', Mr.i.I, i.
I4 l uliiu an Jo Kuliinaiin, I; Ihia
rililliilui H irlvr.l il pric for cilln lion.
Wratlirl.l A W liailirr, I.
n.l.Ulua Krilly I.Niiliul 3. Maiti
nal .
Woll Kivrr Scliatnonl I, II I lirwcy 1
I'nlr.lion uml Slnrk Krilly Ut.
Kir- A Scliainom I, A I-, Wrncott 1,
Krilly s.
Nutttirm Sj'T - Kotiiiianii I, Nn linU 1
S liamoiii V
1 . 1. ma Mun ll - A Ii Wr--iiU 1.
K I I iirrnnm Kuliinaon I
Hrllriihriinri-Hi nloii I'liil.ins i.
Yrlluw llrllllmrr- Si liaiiiniii I.
I'.liir I'raimalu II Kutitrliian I
iua;;i 1.
I'raia - Wlnlrr Nr!li Iliinli-inan 1;
I'.aiUrll A I'. Mi l l I, Soat r , limit -man
I, I'oinnl lluutriiian I, Winlri M.iltiua
I I.
I'rai'lir Sulway John Srr'l.
1 ij K 1! CuliiOH i , J Coniirll
Hour) Comti Ituuti-mail I. I.J .lulill
..n i, tar Juhuron t ami nl lirr-.a.
I.utliali walmila- Ir lliiir I, C K
K'HinU J, M r MciiiiR-rr l.miicl
Ilullrriiiil- Mr lur I'.iunrll I.
I llllla IIioh t ilium. VilirUml I.
l liriliml- I'rllrltr I.
Iluckrvr Mi W O iHinrUiMl 1
Alniiiml'.- 1 X I. I'rllrllc I Mil Jowpli
Conurll 1.
Cal hlk walnuU-Mr K It Collin I.
Miwtliatirou-. Jwaiuila f. Mcanncrr
i. hiikuiv not I l'tnnrruv I.
I'.rajw Sirrrliaali-r ln Slollrr I, J
Si hlrifrl i. A (".uerlier X, Knl Moiintuin
A Out-tlier I. Cam-out llurilirr 1, hcule
irl 1. hlaik llainliutk 1 llroiwo I, Stol
In i. Kculitiif A tinrrlirr r. Janeaville
A C.urrlicr I; Wimli-n' Imp A W Hntlirr
i Niav-ara lrl-r I. llrnl in llowman J.
i iiiiiH-ra-Tlioa Council I, R B Collins
1. UK liullrv . ptunra-prlite Mra lluti
an i . ailvrr Mn l O Crumlall , ilrinl Jil
nr 1' M Krrnnn.
Sirawlierrn V Krvnanl I. Mr W M
Tiplun . ranphrrrira MraTijilon 1, H D
l'nwrl J. Mm klwrrlri Mi l roweu I
pulHlors IliirhankaJ W C.atr I, lan
Slullrr 2. C.cn Harrow : I'.ilce K Cran
tail i. and lt Mnipu Stntr; liwity Koae
i.... llaimw i : American NSouoer IV r
McSrllv I.
lu-rt - 1; C, Krnci l, Ceo Houi-uty l
T llrialrr .1; iiir Url Jacoh Vunneii I
WSTillon ; mannolil K inimuii i
alock lwrlaJolm Will I, Mr Nyhart 3
llnliin - I' Correin I, Stole i; ume
l..a w,. Mnrloi I.
Cufiiiiihcr - lvuion Mm lieilnionu i
Iir Wooil i: uake cu A 11 1-tint; unnntn
nl I S Kobunon I. J"1' Richler
Toman'' ' mum
I. . .ii.l Iti nmihh i: lop flios Council i
;.,l.ln Niiirirfl Thnriif i; trrrn lacoo
Aschliarrr; nnnamril Roy Marliu 1; nn
miniril Mra Rnlnioml.
W alcrinclun lie I. ream Koy airim i
. t . .. LT .lA.l.l I l
uimailifJ jonn ntii'imi""1 '
Muk nirliiu-ll Dick i; niinana can-
Irloiipe C W Rollin I.
Miacel-pomrKrHiiHirs mi nimuu .
. . i - . . T I -.in nr 11
parsley Vteuier i, irn '"'"" -
I, aecl Jioiaio iiiiii
inaah C.iO llollKlily I, k-oiii ib
Cramlall . crookneck miun u r vor
i.... i M,.rlin j. Mrs i: I'.miKK y. rMiniy
I, MaunniK l; llul.tmnl W S Tillun I, J
l,alei , 1 liorne y. ricch jem- -
hanl J C l.amkid i; warleil, K i ranuan,
maniinotll llmrow I, S Moon 3, 11 liar-
imntoii . pumpkin Ul i, J" m-nup 4
llUton;ranKe j; Giant Geo linker 1;
lielil pie R Cramlall I, little pie Ihrne 1,
an.lwich laloml uml Calico Cramlall 1,
mammoth 1 Kirmu-ntli! 1; cahlmKC,
ui.i iiutrti .1 W nlarsn iv non 1. v .
Driitiihea.1 Tenni I'yl r, no name Mar
1;.. 1
U" . .1 ft f 1. 1? U
Grain--wlienl, goiueoin hiuimu tv. .-"u
A Iml.nr ati'l Tillun I ami 1. lrarr
rira MrvUmra 1 M 11 hinan ami Tilton I
ami J. m.lcrrir Mra Mi Curly I,
I annnl j-fii lira, Mrailanir Lmkman
W Ii ll.irr ami .iinmi rtiian, 1, 2 ami ;
J-Iilr .rum a Mra folin llunarr nnl V.Uf
.t I -1 1 1 llrwc, 1 ami j; ailvrr jirnnra Mi-h-ilium
I! k M inn a ami K 1'. Culiina 1 Sc
i, 1111 larnira l'i-li r Nclaon, winr lrnr
Mia Mn I, W Ifuiiar, iiinnira M-wl imr
K ll.iinraaml It II Culliuv I.I.11 k N r
in Mn U II (Vreer, j-ari Mra Ih wh
111. 111, iniii il i ai Mra 1 ' . iroin-r, no
.lr irlh Mi-vlnliir C W KriSniuml ami
W fi ll.irr I ami a, rrah nl't'lr j 1 1 v M'
I.1111-4II W Sinilli W K A lkint ami 1-
M'M.ir 1, 1 ami , J1I11111 Mra Nmlliir 1,
wlnlr i'raa- Mra II W Smith, ri-'l rnr
rant Mra Knlinonil, whttr riirrant Mr
Souther, iininre Mr Donrlsun .
I'.rowinij pliinta wrrr rxhihili-il hy
Mi vlainra Morton ami Cowan, uml nil
tl'im ra by the two juat muni-il, ami hy
Mn J W C.iti a, Mr Ham ami many
othrra.
J hr imlira on fruits wrrr W K Karri.
ami II hrlmlirlil; oil vretalili a, K II IJol-
inaaii'll' Krlaay; ranm-o fruiti, Mrv
Umra I. A K001I ami 1' M llcnlel.
PORD-BOWSEK
of
FOK SALE
rrrflRi weiaLt about 1150.
fan
C hiKh l
W Mlhlaa
tear, , Hh Boon' Uflgifitered
ii .,uk, and reeiHtered Jersey
IlliCr. Wl Bohulmerloh,
W lnd Oregonlan, 1260.
the public nchooj enrollment, nince
.1.. I....i -..,, rl niakiniT A total of
HID inni I'l'.'i i n
m i Moliiolvinir thore llgure by
oj, the precenl population of Hilla-
horo i over 2iii".
The ChriHtian Kmlcavor of the
Copgregfttional Church will now a
H.ii.ia'ii Riidial. In the ohurcn
..nrli.ra nn the evening of Friday,
October 25. livery body cordially
invited. AdraiBion 1U cent.
v.,r rarnnt and run weaving
..!. i t Mille. llanka. rrice"
nw i. ' i
ino. 121 cents per yarn
VBII'v tiva"'"ni " - .
1 . I. ... I r... 101 nunlrf. lUUB
warp iiirniBiieu nn i-i v -
according w bi.b.
t,a am and wairons from Ku
i ..njK.rilil V. Oil
niaOU ill LI1WI1 irrviJ
their way to wors on v iv":
the T. H. & N. railroad extension
at Huxton.
mi... viiu.wh Hmith is prepared
to receive pupils, in w'0'r'JJ.e
Fall term Jlenidence, First street,
between Fir and Oak. Phone, Pv
nillo Slates, 4S7.
The many friends of Frank Ken
nedy will regret to learn that h
health Is not inproved. lie is very
sick at the oounty hospital.
full line of electric wppli"
ftnd globeH. House-wiring. Next
door to Vaught's Grocery, on Seo
ond street.
Mrs. Chas. T. Bigelow, of Pige
low Hotel, was a passenger tolort
land, this morning.
Contract Ut to Wilkes' Uro.
I-or HoaJ Maps
THE ONLY BIO WAS F0K $2000
kruuioJtr of Claiiut Allowtd at Oct.
Term
W. F. Hollenbeck, who lives
near Meacharn'i Crowing, north-w-Ht
from llillglioro, exhibited
H'iri.e aiinlee in town tbia week.
lhat faile Hood River into utter in-
eignificfir.ce. There were several
v.rietif in the collection, and they
were good to look upon. The
Grange part of the story is that
that the orchard bas not been
sprayed, pruned or cultivated for
more than seven years. The orch
ard is on what is known aa moun
tain land The apples may be
xeen at Mr. Heidel's real eetate
oflice.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Phyjf Ian and Surgeon
Ollire Ralley-Mnrifan hlork, upstair.
RiM.ins 12, 1.1 and 15. Krahlrnre Muuth
l eorner Kavurltna ami becoml Strret. '
lloth 'Fhonea.
Married, in Hillnboro, Oregon,
October 5, HK)7. by lie v. L F.
I'.elknap, F. A. Ford and Iloea B
Howeer. Mr. Ford li of Portland,
and the bride i the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. T. lioweer, of thi
city.
DOUGHTY-BROWN
Married, near Hillsboro, Oregon,
Oci. 8, r.tu7, by Kev. h. F. lielk
nap, Albrt F. Doughty and Kther
l.rown, both of aahington county.
Mole' while winter Jm Connell J
1 .... I. . . ftl-H.1. V. luin t
nal Willie liussiau iiiam" v
n...., M irali Son 1. eteiiiieiiuiHi t
cheat I'reuilrnthal i; Caiiinllan lielil pea
Kremleiith! I; rH)corn J W Gate 3 lt
prize, white rice J u inim .or,.
rice ami red vein ulso ml, 1'rule of tlie
West. Stowell ll, no name inuii.c
ii.i.i ...irn-vellow Hint C S White I
... L. Ili ! Urn Schtfiehl 1. while
.'1...1 r,...,l.ill t. ltiirh-r , Witt jlWooily
llutctier Scltohclil I, gum nu-im. :"
Jos KobiUMU I, Biowrit
Thome I. yellow oeni n.oy niamu. ""
, i .talk, yellow Hint C S White I, Stow
rir. i 'vvrKreen Thome, Pride of North
Win Tnppcr i, nem jonn oic....c .,
ReiUy J, G linker 3. popcorn on stalk
Tliorne i;l.rooin corn 1 .Sclioliel.l. I.
o .. It flint i: llx In sheaf U
Dick i ; millet in sheaf H Dick J, alfalfa
R Cramlall I, Imperial oaia in ...e .
Meinm-r t, wheat in sheaf W B Jolly I
?. ' Z "L. I R Inirlea 1. Amly Miller a
John Steinke y, tobacco b i,elalei 1,
kale looo heail Harrow 1, Marsh & vSon
; be.. dry golden w Geo Doughty 1,
Martha WashiiiKton Doughty i. rhu
l,,,r.t K V McNclly I, preerved
1 Imhrie t, llungnrian plum Mr J A
.iminer.i..., uiifemiented grape juice
Mr R B Collin I, Damson pluma Mrs
Kre.l Adam I, Oregon lemon Mrs Mar
iin, canned met Mr Zimmerman I,
' .i .r...aii a.Mr Marlin 3icanned
veKe able., corn Mr Cor. l'llut 1. Mr.
" '.. . r o II rVi tina 1! Call-
SMHWSmm , Mr Mar
., " .i .n ra Mesdati.es House,
i)onel.o n a'.d Muilin, I, 2 and 3; canned
beans Mrs lAdania i. Mr. II . D Schmel . -er
j- canned tomatoe Mesdanies Marlin
.iu.mem.an and Go.1........ I, a and 3.
I'" . i tomatoes Mrs R B Collins I,
canned onions Mr Roy Marlin I. carrots
Adams 1. cauliflowers Mes-
1 nine House and F U l'raucis 1st and a,
, i :.. m. 11 II (Irt-er I. mam-
bt-r Pickles Mesdamcs .mimcriiian,
i Wrum-is i. a nnd 3, mixed
"r.r;iJ..V...ir i. catsup Me.
I . o..i..'....ii,..r and Godtiinti I and a,
a sam-eMrsR B Collins, rh.iliarb
Mr V U Gardner I, Niagara grapes Mrs
...nirnnan. uooebertie Mesdanies J
j
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
I). J I'orter, formerly of Canton,
wa in Ililleboro Tuesday.
K. Fair and David O'Donnell, of
Huxton, were in town TueHilay.
Htumpinir powder for sale by J
T. Young, Ililleboro, Oregon.
M. V. Tanner, of Huxton, visited
the ounty eeat Wedneeday.
I" inbrellas covered and repaired
as unod as new. at II. I.ee hears
cjclery.
J. B. Bchaefer, of Linton, was in
the city today. He was recently
appointed poetmaster at that place
Money to loan on city and larm
uroiiKrtv rates reasonable. Call
on K'uratli Brothers.
L. T. Wilcox, of Portland, and
Nelson Wilcox, of Cornelius, had
lgal buriueesin Hillsboro.Tueeday
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Excellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Dr. Burger, of Banks, stopped of!
in Ililleboro, Tuesday, on his way
to I'ortland.
Two good farm hands wanted
Amily to Ferd Groner, Scholls, or
edJre-8 at Hillsboro, Ore., Route 2.
We are headquarters for guns
and ammunition. ll. Lee Sears,
bicycle fhop, Main street.
Before you buy your toilet soaps,
take a look at the line at the Hilis
boro Pharmacy.
Bairds Heaibiuarters for strict
Iv tirst class Ladies and Gents
furnishings.
Ilov Greear, of the Hillsboro
Pharmacy, boueht three tons of
Chittim bark, this week.
Sie our dirplay of unfermented
Grape Juice this week, biraply de
Iiciuub. Den ol sweets
Born, at Scholls, Ore., October
'.), 11107, to the wife of A. Burkhal-
ter, a son.
Have vou spen those nobby belta
and fancv box at. Baird's, lbe
Gent's Furnisher.
Born, at Blooming. October 7,
11)07, to the wife of I'hillip bcnnei
tr, a daughter.
Sheen, hoes and beef cattle
- i i - . .
lunight. Independent Telephone,
551, Beaverton. J. G. Uaynee,
Born, G miles east of Hillsboro,
October 9, 1D07, to the wife ot
Alex Kehrli, a daughter.
Denosit vour money with a pro
gressive and growing up-to-date
bank, Buch as the Hillsboro Uom
mercial.
This is an ideal autumn for
work, and farmerB are everywhere
improving the time seeding wheat,
fall oats and grasses.
Money to loan on real estate or
nersonal security. No bonus
commirflions at the
Commercial Bank.
T. A. Hoodenpvl. el als. road iieti
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tion and viewer report; report
read first time
Willis Ireland, report of Record
er for Hept.; ordered that report be
allowed; fees VM) 00.
E. J. Godroan, report of Clerk
for Hept.; ordered that report be ap
proved; fee $142 70.
Donald Lumber Co. application
to repair bridge; ordered tbet Co
le allowed to repair bridge on road
from Manning to Haywood.
J. A. Abbott, petition for refund
of tax; ordered that $7.75 here-
funded on account of double pay
ment
E. C. Brown, Coroner's report
inquest on Mary Hogan; report ap
proved and hills drawn
i. II; Wirtz J. P., transcript
State of Oregon vs. Theo. Jafper
and W. r. Bernard; transcript ap
proved
H. T. Bagley J. P., transcript
State of Oregon va J. A. Baker.
Marshall Robinson, and Walter
Reynolds, Eugene and Clink Smith,
Al. E. McCarty, Ed. Colfelt, Jasper
etton, J. F. Peoples; transcript
examined and approved: bi.lt)
drawn
E. B. Tongue and G. . Patter
son, petition: ordered tnat upon
payment of $G1.G3 that quitclaim
deed be made to G. W . Patterson
to all interests of Washington Coun
ty, Oregon, in 8 of N W i and
X J of 8 W i Sec 22 T 1 S R 5 V
Present ownership and road map
of W'aehiogton County ; opening of
bide; W ilkes Bros. Abstract Co
presents a bill for $2000 for the
work, and it appearing to the
Court that said bill is a reasonable
price for it, it ie therefore ordered
that said bid be accepted, and that
specifications be prepared, and con
tracts completed at next regular
meeting
In the matter of the transfer of
funds; it is ordered that the sum of
$2500 lie transferred from the
County fund to the County road
fund
W. A. Spencer, petition for quit
claim deed to 8 i of S W i of Sec
22, T 1,8 R 5 W: ordered that a
quit claim deed be made on pay-
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S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OtHoa upeUirt over The Dlta Irur Ktor
Rfcaidencw East of Court Hooar,
In the corner of the block.
Miss Kirkwoid now has her new
etock of Fall Millinery ready for
the public. Hoe ehows the very
newest and beet ideas of the season,
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 caoet careful atten
tion. The following will be Elder A.
A. Beery's topics for the next week
at the revival, which is being held
at the Christian Church: Friday,
"Repentance"; Sit, 'fianctifica
tion" (Chart); Sun. a. m., ' Over
coming Obrticles," p. m , "A Rich
Man's Mistakes;" Mon , "No Room
in the Inn;" Tues,"The Building"
(Chart); Wed , "Where am I at?"
(Chart); Thurs , "Was the Thief
Saved? Thee meetings are grow
ing in interest and are bsing well
attended.
There are about 100 teams and
250 men at work on the Washing.
ton county end of the P. R. & X.
railroad extension from Hillsboro
to Tillamook. About 75 feet of
rock and earth rerfiain in tunnel
number 1 above Buxton, before
camb is completed. Mr. Lytle, the
resident manager, thinks the tun
nel will be finished by the first of
November. The work is being
vigorously pushed during the pres
ent fine weather.
J. M. Greear and wife start for
San Diego, California, next Mon
day, where they will spend the
winter for the benefit of Mr.
Greear'B health, which has been
failing for some time past They
will lie accompanied by E. D.
Thorn and wife, and W. E. Thorne
and wife, cf this city. The latter
and wife will remain in San Diego
for Borne time, perhaps permanent
ly. Octoljer conies and shakes leaves down
There's every evidence of Fall,
Vet every season we're in town.
And will lie glad to have you cull
To see our place if not to buy
We w ill not try to make you weary
At 1'almateer's Confectionery.
L. J. l'almaleer, Prop,
Wm. Nelson, W. H. Taylor, Ed.
Wann and John Bailey started for
the unexplored regions of the ise
balem mountains last Tuesday, in
search of "Long Horns," the mon
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JAMES PHILLIPS TAMIES1E, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Ronthern Pacific Railroad Co,
OonaultaUon In i rencli or Eneliah. Of
Hce upatairs, over L. M. Hoyl Co', store,
north aide or Main tit., HUlalwro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Residence on corner Second and Oak St a
Oregon Pbone Main 116.
HILLSBORO - OREOO!
HrVlrrNrrrrWarVrVaN
A.B. BAILEY M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. HUlsboro, Ore.
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ment of tax costs, and penalties, Lter bull elk, which has ranged
amounting to $11 10.
T. A. Hoodenpyl, viewers report
and establishing of road.
The following claims were allow
ed:
John KasHebum, r and h $.'4 43
lllis Ireland, sal dep etc 13H so
K W Moore, ch 1 i'i
I' A Lanikin, oh 9 !1
John Council, brd of prisoners 22 id5
" salary ana ilep K5 w
Illa Dnifj Store, relief. 3 75
Warit Downs, hhsiii t and coll in io
43 75
V Fry. deD Sheriff 4
John Connell, Sheriff ex 119 10
O K Shorey, sup sal 10 00
that section for many years past.
It is currently reported that this
big elk has been shot at by at
least fifty hunters, bat the old
monarch of the forest seems to
b:ar a charmed life.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Imbrie, of
this city, started yeBterday, for
Kirksville, Missouri, where their
daughter, Mra. Elmer H. Smith, ie
reported quite ill. Mr. and Mrs.
Imbne expect to be gone about
three weeks, and may take a trip
J J Krebs, liriitttes. .... 4 5o into the blue grass region of old
Kentucky, where they have rela
tives, before returning,
Miss Agnes Delsman, the 11 year
old daughter of F. W Delsman,
who lives 3 miles northwest of
Hillsboro, fell and fractured both
bones of the right forearm, last
Sunday, while carrying some fruit
unstairs. I he fractures were re
IKIP1. W llliePM 11 A U - , , . n r
John Olson, ilamaee from rock 40 00 duced by ut. A. 1. Caiiey 01 iniB
Alonito Hoover, wit U A 4 uti etv
H T Hauler I, ml I. fuu 9S IK "
Dan Burk halter, bridges 2 00
VI 111 I i li it.
' .1 iritis, nop sal
F M Kelsav. Bridges 17 on
John A Johnson, rand h 100 00
i; H Buchanan, mil v w
W J Hutner, sal U
K T Parsons, r and h 6 nrt
Geo Stilt, r and h and sup sal 15S 15
Tom Main, aup sal 55 00
loan on ueiiiiqiieni tax. iiiu on
A B Todd, sun sal UU
H K llartrauipf, c h and relief 10 oo
nan i.eisv. r ami n o to
Wilson IlriKirs, w itness D A 4 CO
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Room 10 and It Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Deoni Htore.
HILLSBORO - OREGOV
Oaav H. Brngtmy W. 9. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Boomi 1 and 2 Shate Baildlng
UILLSB0E0, . . 0BEG0X.
rViraaratrafV
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&NBT-AT-LAW
Office, npataira, over the Post Office,
HiUabero, - Oregow
AaVArkraaraaa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooms 3, 4, & 5, Morgan Blk, BllUboro.
JOHN II. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upatalra, Bailey -Mtrgaii Block.
Rooms, I ami a.
HILLSBORO, OBJEOON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orricx: Main Street, opp. Court House.
HILLSBORO ORBOON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, TJpstalra, Rooms 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
W K Harris, fruit iusn 32 10
W Hlnes, sup sal 10 00
John MeLaran, bridges, r and h 00
Oort'Bros, rand h 2 75
J A Abbott, rebate tax i i5
L J Holr.. tun sal 15 00
John Beyer, sup sal 8 75
is i; itrown, coroner toes ll to
H L Russell, sup sal 13 J5
lr A K Bailey, cor physician 10 00
C M Johnson, " juror I 00
Jl Barnes, " " 1 00
C E Brings, " " I 00
J E Blum, " ' 1 co
John II McLeod, cor wit I 50
Patrick Hogau, " " 1 50
The Milne warehouse has been
leased by Geo. A. Brown, and he
is ready to receive hay, grain and
hops for storage at reasonable prices.
All storage business will receive
prompt attention. Geo. A. Brown,
Lessee.
A 'West Virginia peanut raiser,
who has looked at Oregon, gives it
as his opinion that "goobers" can
be raised in the Willamette Yalley
with succeeB. Some fine specimens
were exhibited at the Hillsboro
Fair last week.
DR. J. J. MURRAY
Veterinary Surgeon aud Dentist
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
New York City, in 1881.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's Livery Barn
Forest Gbovb
'Phones Independent, No. 744; Pacific
States, 33.
! T. R. Imbrie !
e
s
s
Vaughn detective bureau - S5 50
Jane MurdofT, relief 2 00
Mrs Ann Freeman, relief 6 00
wheeler Mfg Co, c h..... 1859 Tjuring the three days ol the
N1 u-Ali.r o...l li.Tlit f. li v. I a . - .
-'.":"' ." v " -,J n. hnnHroHia nr iwnn a aval .
U. ai-li X- NrH.-r l.ri. ivl -IT At taimiat """ t -K'- - '
Benton Bowman. I P ct 10 00 ed themselves of the opportunity to
.1 V Ooodin. snlnrv etr toi o ..ioit llio "Dan nf Swt.a" anrl nam.
W. M Moore, a prominent far- J W Vanderveldeu, relief - 50 79 Lin ita fin confections, and most of
of South Tualatin, was in the lhem prr;fi,j boxes and rjackaees
PUBLIC SALE
or
HilUboro
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 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - - Oregon
mer
city Tueeday, on busiuess with the
county judge.
Have you any fence to build?
If bo we oan save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. bcnui
merich Bros.
them carried boxes and packages
of Bweets to those at home.
The undersigned will sell at public
sale, on the Schmale place, 2$ mi.
north of Phillips, and 3 miles S.W.
of Linton, at 10 a. m. on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12
J. S. Miller, an old-time resident Span black horses, 5 and 9 yer, 2650
of Scholls, but now of Hood River,
was in town today. Mr. Miller
says he will Bpend the winter in
California.
Are vou aware of the fact that
we can Bell you the latest styles of
men s suits for less money tnan
you have been paying elsewhere?
Sohulmerich Bros.
brown horse, 7 years, 1450; span sorrel,
11 and 14, 2600; gray mare, 8 years, 1 100;
yearling colt, 4 milk cows three fresh
In December, one fresh in January; two
calvea, sow, 3 shoots, 6 to 8 doz. chick
ens, one 3V wagon, back, buggy,
2 seta work harness, single harness, W.
A. Wood binder, Minneapolis binder,
mower, hayrake, hay tedder; disc plow,
spring andpegtooth harrow, potato dig
ger, potato planter, fan mill, Tubular
cieam separator, cook stove, heater, 4
J. K. P. Brown, who recently
sold his farm, a part of the old
Wm. Hay place, 2 miles south of
Hillsboro, left Wednesday, with
his daughter, for Fort Worth, Tex
as, whero they will hereafter reside.
A. E. McGill, one of the proprie
tors of the Oregon Nursery, east of
town, was in Hillsboro, yesterday.
He is having a bungalow built on
his place, the main dimensions of
which are 4bxob feet.
The subject of the morning ser
mon in the Cong. Church will be
"For 1 Dear God", lbe evening
tr r I mill Ka ' laTi-krvtaD? rrr ClrxA " H'tiaa
Ladies of the Maccabees will give ? "d ltd t th Y. P. S. C. E. will be
dance at the Greenville K O. T. . tm .... Miss Eva Bailey.
aW V aVB-au V v y mmmww t v vmuu a
$10 and over, 0 months' time, ap
Hall, Saturday night, Ootober
orchestra. Every-
a
M
10, Portland
body invited
Born, at Reedville, Oregou, Octo
ber 1, 1907, to Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
nrrapp, a sou. Mrs. Thrapp's
mother now has sixteen surviving
grandchildren, and the other fifteen
are girls.
The
Bailey.
Climax Mill
Feed Store
proved bankable note, 5 per cent, changed hands this week, Messrs.
interest. PETER MORITZ.
II. A. Kuratli, auctioneer.
Argus and Pacific Monthly, $2.
E. J. Shotwell and wife, of Gas
ton, viewed the fair last Saturday;
Webb & Hoover, purchasing same
Mr. W ebb is a Portland man.
Fred Cornelius made a round
trip to Portland, yesterday.
Job. Rooks, of near Cornelius,
was in town Tuesday.
J. W. VANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he has a fine
line of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade consisting
in part of
Double Acting Hays Pnmpa,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpie Cream Separators,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackson & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Call and see these lines.
Argut and Oregonlan, 1150.
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