MlLL3fl0rt0 ARGU'J, OCT. t7, 130?
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ertoii. MonJay
COSM UBUKIK LIFE
Ciaui My ltt vlt
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w.,tia i,N,rpr ,iui,,,,h ,,y
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ttJ lb w ni,,""'
. .l t.. -,! alWnoon.
'All Win.
"' U..l!n .t...
S-witon Wriin'iu"- .
.rgiolll'- blasting, had put
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lil(ckir(''"fK 0". ".
1( toWrn th reason, '
.-..J ..v.r tint stump, Wlinn,
,dj, tbcbfK"r,l 1 " u
(BfjftUlliU inau neau
d( bit y . M' ciuii.ii"i
boftiW by ! ,,r,lh
ii ipr ,uJ r
If tirtlil Merlin '"'
I but b coutnmed his car'
Hullo stood on a Urge rxl t-l
yM itump, aim "I""
,lknt blm at l-al ft lnb
y,,lh body landing W lw
,, Coronar V ,ir,,wn wo",
likro, bul iiifi.ii"! an ni'uwi
Ltx tnwtr;, it m ilear
Gfclim for lb" Mtity attached
Cloc. Tim remains ta
li Portland end Iiumihi, n lie ii
tad Dim irlm in work ii
idllu ir.irkiiitii thai lit
tu J. Martin, Hut he wa
put ol lit, end thl ha we a
wof Lurulnn, r.iigian-j iiiff
HMWH i idnUllly Martin,
klactK relative.
iKtpttoa lo llawaian Party
Stparlf of llawalan young ladle,
Vst Honolulu, rhiHrttHl by
fcdjrtb loi rr-W nllifrwl,
lol llilialxiro, will witen-
irtcvptton in this city totiior-
. Tb party i due lo arrive
from lh Urovo on lbs morn-
(nig, aben lh"y will ln ro-
by lb following i-omnilU
4piH)inUv ly Mayor John
it: MIiii- J. I; I.amlkto,
MiakUUr.A. II llaiUr.K.T
ia4 J W. Il.ilrr, alio will
Uwolo cikiijm lor a tlriv
lbcity tint rauntry, K-
iu tby will i ay a vlil lo lh
icbaoli, (r aliicli luiirh
till bt awrv.il at tha Uotrl
Ai 1 an o'clock, ibr
bt public rmTiitinii oivon t li
ton ii Crcnt Thiatr, lo
wyUtiily it (Htnlially ln
AtltlritllMW Wilt lul tllk.ltt tlW
l Ik Biila ami W. N lUr-
laabkh Mn. TVmr-Weath
loil (KHxilily mum of thft
itoHtillffniiunil Tli rfinaln-
Ibi iim up U 4 tiVlwk.
twfWDt in a Rorial wav. ll
lo liiv a immii'l ro-
to aim. a M rM. K.lytb
'w WtbrrrHl mat formerly a
irl, tlut U( t will add
lo lb roccptiou of l lis par
CRESCENT THEATRE
N tlwalr iuaiiifMiieut in In re-
M, flWiiig rirt Irom
huoiiii imrK.u r Theatrical
n.r Thiirna
"faogt uioHmima Coiupanr.
P'Ti br Halordar. Dolo
"fiotw, lowitr llior. r0.)
w; loKM( 750; Rallery,
rjbtwportawa Imvs rwjaivitil on
CI.ILird'B "Thoroi and
NBloaiomi(',i "aril all Uv.it.
that It In a mm
JJ Uo ptoiU. who take their
rwwmuiy. xbsy carry mo
fjl,,7t "J Hie uroduclion, aa
V"a, dm Rlveil BKtiatrctiun io
r wapiicn from which we have
to 7(xjo ;.. i..i.. u
i '"iuiaiiiiu, nuiuo
WDlltmnlii ... f. Il...
Rio r HIIIUWB
" nd pUv uood. and
01 HlUli.li.nl nil . A o.nil
l"ivu LieuHHil nnr luwn i''
WLv!? li"fBtiii. would like
lil , lm for, rtlirn Jt8' "
lW train will run from
SJ . f ' !Hbl,.ro- J? Httturd
Va wi a
'" auraoiion.
attraction.
WlRTZ-
MACRUM
Wok. ' niorDlnK l 1U
L.i ft 'I'liwt wedding took
L MeihodiHt panonage,
hi a' WirU' wel1 know
Cl Maurtiiu, of the same
CiWart unitml i k.
I hail. . " "n"BDi "I
fljp ChUr0h lleVl L'
id. i...
Slu T' T111 ivB n entertaia
VsJA Ml K' Church. Toea
IfWnraeritli hiirhlv mioken
P" everywhere. Tbe
40 "n(l 4J inobea in
."'i n.runi I .. I
John Hay ami wif-, !,f T.i, ,,.,i, ;
'wl throiij-h fin n !nt i vi i.i, ' '
Diiroiiiii fur Knrw'l lirnve. l,f
tlmy visit Mr. IUyV i . i r . i , . j
T. Kb'lchrr and wifn. 'I'm y I.i-..'
jiml rniunmd from trip iui '
whera lhy vimlnl K. I. liny m l -family,
at Jrpy (,'ity. Tinyr.
Mirt tllttt I-. f. , who H lm . i, , r
inteiidi nt of Hi I', in, i ) In; i I;
H. dlniliK anrvice, h th. ,r.,i;-l
father ol four children, tl... 1m t (,t..
having arrived hnl a f.-w wn k- ny
Mia Kirkwood m.i Imr r m i
ftlork of Kail Milln. ry r-mly U r j
the illh!io. him th.iH lU vr j
ImWeel and Iwel iilrnn.,! t.(. :
and ii well r'iii;.u. with n,i,
and t)lr lu nut any i iHi, i,,r ,
You are cordially invi'cl I.. m ;
her Millinery I'arl'.r, nim.. j.,.,'
will reti-lvB the innet " an-ful ni'u, ;
lion, i
A. Anderaon, if lii-.tr I'lul i;. !
rharged with thnmin .loan rl I
friiwi lieloiiinK to ll.-tl ft Ii,--
a arraigneil lH-f,,r J,.l ):, - , (
of lllia City, U mliit.Uy, nlnl i
atninod A iiti-ii.n (, t '
ihe Circuit Court in tl. mm ..! !
lltKI The i.H'hiiw i ei I to l.nv. j
i ..... !
iHMMirreJ OU Wie M'.li n S,.,,;,.,,,),, ,
and waa tite oitrotii f a i,.- ,-h
Ih(i oil inieuii'li-rini .liii,', m
huh the i'iiiii'i.a! l.i.- .I,-, ..
rjied aoiue IiIimmI.
i
The KtitKttt iVkicip I 'o., nt (' r- I
lielllia, now ari i'i l-iitf iii , ' h u1 ;
ihwir ndor null, I t ir. M. n,' i
haiiHi, Tueda) nf 'H- I. nk
lluyitig apl'lea every ii.iy l':i ,i,.
ludelieudrnt, No. V.;i II.l'I '-.t
rh price paid fur j l c j
Win. Hay, of Monifaii-, ;
waa In luwti li.Uv, r. i. ;
a.oiiaiiitaiii'PN. Mr 11 iv li'n 1. n i
cam pi tig and lniiiiii. . m i-.-t . i
heftltli, all unufi-r i n . I v
lllleretted in M .inleHAim mi l AU-r i
feen real relate.
I.ailiia of ihe Mac r,l!
a danra at the (in-ei. vu'.- K t. T. '
M. Hall. Halurday i.il.l, (M .1-, :
III, Portland orcheira. 1 u-iy ;
body Invited. j
The attention of In piyta, w !i .
read the Argue) ia call' .1 to the fi.-t j
that lliar.l of Kinli tt:n iiie.-t-:
neit Monday, and m i.i U' m n-i
ion for the jierliHl of hum ii.' n'ii I
Cuiuplainta of taxpserii itMi-t -
filed the fuel week id ll." n "Hon. !
For Hale: Fifty ecr.
t i ?i r ii
land In the viciniy i f 11;
on rural mail mid milk nwi- ni-i' j
telephone line. Fill" Im-iti n ; ?
BimhJ building atte.-li.iuir(. ol j
Argui. j
J. W. Smith, a Salem dairyman. ;
came to low n tiMl.iy, and in ! olun;.' ;
for rotne good dairy i'i'. w t.
which to replenixli hi herd. Win n j
il cornea to buying g.xnl ;
Waahington County in the plucc t -
find tl.ein.
K. M. Crahtne. of Laurel, who
aa in town ."iitur.hiy, itel tin'
he aold hi hoi.a at 1V a "i:n I.
pari of the ciop having l-en e-
traded laat aeaaon. He hud
:,'mi-i
pound to dicposti of. i
M. 0. Dickeiiami, id Ihe Onv'o, i
Hole), i'ortland, we a gvnetid the;
Hotel Higelow, Irixi S,uiii.l.iv. i! '1 j :
tok a hiiut Sunday, with I'ru k ;
Howe, Lagging a nice lot of Chitm. j
Are you aware of the d t t'ni' ;
we ran eell you tho Uti-t r-iy l- "(
men' mute for h uioiiev thini'
you have paying eleeAh-rt'.'
Schulinerich l.rua, i
For ale. a iiuinU-r of iii;", old
enough to wean,ak a hi.ivy unlk-
log cow, now due t l fn t
l'n I i ;
UP or are
V. M. Hani",
ii.ii1'- ;
outh of llillnhoro.
I nih-pt'inli -r.t
phone, Hod.
Have you any feuc to
If ao we can nave you money
aell a gmnl atitiMtttiitiiil fentte,
liiifh for 4l) cenU Wt rod
build;
. We
, 1 f'M't
Schtil
uterifh liroe.
A Southern I'nciHo cliiim nn "t
wan out today, looking up tl"'
atatila-of the Kichiird W.ilktr ciee,
Mr. Walker having I wen injured
Nome time Hg while getting oil' the
train at the depot.
The barricaded condition of nmny
of the bueineee hotiHi) frontH in
HllUhoro, nieina that KulnMntinl
imiirovemenU i" H" ebapeof new
cement sidewalks, am under ,iy.
Money to loan on renl estnte or
permmal eeourity. No l';'u "r
oommiHHiona-at tho llillehoro
Comineri'.ial lt.iuk.
A licHime to wed win iH-niwl to
day by theCou.ity lLnerkMo h. N
J Mcllregor and Mrn. . 1 utter
Bon, holh of lleaverlon. Ongim.
l)at,o at Alpha lhill, p'rneliu-'.
Saturday, Oot. r.. i" ""
W'elkore' DfolniHira. "j :
i uvitf tl .
11 W. MoXutt,of (!ormlin in
town today, attending lh Unt3
Veteran's Assooiation.
:., il... !(v
A Portland man wn
this week, trying to Kt "loan,
laundry company organi.ml.
Chihlren'e umhrellaB ftt ISairuV
PRODATE
In the matter of the nutate of Cl.a
Uch, deoeaHHl; final ftCOomi .U ; ,
Setaa Ume for bearing llnaloljeo.
UTBthe matter of tho tttaln of N
fltolti, aeoBe,l; inventory am Up
nra Lement Died, and approved.
P I The matter of tho guardian-
mlnor Arthur lUjuami appoitUeU
tan I1LHIII. " 1
'ipt C.i-.c Make-, the October
A P'Uli'iinncnt
I U I A !. y HihhK THOUSAND
n.ii'iii) In
Mint ( ij.-iih Vault fur the
llili'it SJlU'iIm
in i .(,, l
t .Hi Niiiermtfliiletit (if
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HIE l ll l Hi' WAV OF SELLING
1'IANOS
A Golilro Opportunity lor Lovrrsof Mil-
lie n.t lVople wlio are Figiirinn
011 a 1'iano tor the Future
There ii no K.cwti liv nny home sliould
In- without K piuiio. wneii 11 i"" " l'"'"
,.1,,,-wa l ihe ptewiil time at so small a
., ,1 .,ihI on tliis.iilvetllMiiK proposition.
You i-hi snpplv vein hiniie with iihiKh
1.. ,i,i.! r.l iimke instrument, at re-
!,ilv ,'ss lh 111 thiin eii would have to
'..I,;- Lu second Ki,i.U-t any other lime.
Vou .lo not need the cash, ns the pra
r,tiroht or cimh down, U not what we
.' ii uiini! on, now. All prices are the
miuo tth'.-n vou mime your own ic-mis.iw
,, u,,t .-anil down. Vou cnu ar-
' ........... 1 v.uiisill -tor Instance, you
on. liny a lu:'h K"11'1' fS"0 I'''.10 ". tkU
Hilt- as low n f'l;,i '.' 1'
1.11 iti'di. 't !! tust I'"' mc pil v.
" , nl.; the Piauo. and W W
;;-. H'you h..veau oW JteetMMem to
U111I0 iii, we win liiaac yww-
owniircjust the aame f y were
liuvinnat ri'K'Har retail puce.
ii i. Letter to come in ami look over
nr line, and Iniv now, than to wish you
1 .iter we are Rone, aa the pneea poa
e!v close in u dny-s. Come in and
ear the wonderful pianola, and ge a
Uol the latest aoug or iustriutieutal
l"ltC ,- 1. ...... lomiliei 3 ol CODie9
mllC, .or wc ... -
lo giveaway . "
in unit et us , . .
I, ,""nilveHiHii.gc.toiiieraforthiiVic.
i,v. It means money to you-come m
, ,t us explain to yen; We have
1 1 hese and several ...ore o go
You ciitt liek Iron, any "
W as lo have cutalognea and cut- of
1 ,, w.n Di.u't foruet the free evening
all makes, n ' us . , ,
concct
Store.
U 111 l . lo .Htl-ui .III". -
VlUiRSTlANOHOt'SH,
Hillsboio, Otegon.
H S.KHIpniiin, lleui)at,rator,
V. A. llolleuheel t!t'
ArgitR and PafliBo . ?i ti- -i..l,n
I.iiMitu't and wifo,ot,;
ton, wer i" town today, return
irom a trip w ("""
Argue and Oreonian,
J. T IloLinaon, of Farmingtop,
waa in town Tuiaday.
Stiimpinir jKiwder for r-ale by J,
T. Voting, Hil'ahoro, Oregon.
Dr. J. K. Lx;ke, of IlH-dville,
waa in town yeHterday.
M. J, Samrnone, of Olar Mill,
waa in the city thie afternoon.
K. K. Brown, of Buxton, waa in
town Tuemlay, on buiuf-a.
A V.. Sehnian, of Iluxton, wag a
county neat viaitor laet Tueiiday.
('. Nir-sen, of near Banka, wan a
county eeat visitor yenterlay,
Mra. II. T. Bagley, of this city,
vixited in Portland yecturday.
I'Mitnr Fugle, of the Forent Grove
Tiuiec, wan in the city Monday.
Mra. K. P. Wirtz, of Foreet
(Jrove, vinitel in the city yenterday.
Hon Cumrninge, of Corneliua,
viHited the county eeat.WedneBday.
C. W. Jamea, of near CorneliiiH,
waa in the city on burinef today.
I'inhrcllaa covered and repaired
aa good ax new, at K. I.es Seara'
cyciery.
John Ftiegy, of near Bethany,
had hiiei iiHee in HillHhoro yeeter
day. All kindu of cape f r boy a at
Baird'a. Something different from
the rent "Automobile etylea."
Bairde IleadnuarterH for etrict
ly limt clans Ladiee and Gents
furnishing.
Judge Wt II. Hollie, of Forest
Grove, waa in the city yesterday,
on legal bunineeH.
Are you a itnoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
Frink Howe, one of Portland's
crack bird ehole, wne out laft Tuee
day, to vinit hie father and take a
hunt.
A full line of electric supplies
and glut. House-wiring. Next
door to Vaught'e Grocery, on Sec
ond ctrret.
There will he a district Sabbath
School Convention held in the
Tualatin Plains Presbyterian
church, Nov.. 7, 1007.
A. U. Stewart, of Astoria, and at
one time a resident of HilUboro,
was in the city Monday, shaking
hands with old friends.
At the Borwick eale near Reed-
ville, lant Tueeday, the dairy herd
sold averaged l"3 85 each. One
exceptionally fine cow brought fs0.
Kiley Cave'i ranges and heaters
are the Ix-Bt lo be had in the mar
ket, and he defies competition, the
quality of hie goods considered.
Exceptional . values in ladies
tailor made suite at 110 and $12,
direct from the Kant. Come early
and get your choice, at Schulmer
ich Bros,
This is ' bargain week" at the
Hilleboro post oflice. Postmaster
Cornelius and his clerks are
obliged to count every piece of ma 1
matter that goes through the oflice
this week. As a result, everybody
is doubly busy about that oflice.
The Pythian Sietere tendered
Mrs. Margaret McKinney a fare
well reception at tho borne of Mr.
and Mrs K. W. Moore, last even
ing. Mrs. McKinney starts Satur
day morning for Pendleton, Ore.,
where she joins her eons, V. G. and
Chits. Mitchell. She has resided
in this city for 3.5 years, and will
he missed by her many friends.
The Washington County Veter
an's Association held their annual
meeting in Odd Fellows' Hall to
day. There were quite a number
of the' old boys" present with their
wives and families, and at noon
they "fell in" and eat down to a
splendid dinner, prepared by the
ladies of the Association, to which
the veterans did ample justice.
The forenoon was spent in routine
business of the Association, and the
afternoon session is in progress as
the Argus goes to press
WUERST EAGLETON
Married, at the home of the bride's
parents, Mr and Mrs. Asa Kagl
lon, 3 U Benton Street, Portland),
Oregon, October !Uh, 15)07, by Uev
Paul Rader, Geo,i- A. Wue'st and
Mary Ethel bla-lttou. The groom
is a young buaiaeM man of Port
land, having a .. position with the
Fobs Klectrlo Supply Company,
wfcile tbehride ia well known in
I Silk
frienu.
ty ot
ing pu
cereint
from I-
Miss
Pitten;
Ninete
Cornel
$1500
small
strawb
For pa
diviBio
Span
also h
and bo
j Anori
1 , j.
elves. Will Schulmerich,
"iute 2.
tOL'NTYINSTITUTE
Will he Held in Ilillsboro on
Oct.30(:M and Nov. I
A SPLENDID AKKAY OP TALENT
Secure Able Corp of loslmctora for
Aonnal Event
Supt. M. C. Case has been plan
ning for some time to give the
teachers of Washington County one
of the best institutes ever held here,
and from tbe able corps of instruc
tors engaged, such is assured.
Among the instructors and lectur
ers employed, appear tbe names of
the following prominent leaders in
education:
Hon. J. II. Ackennan, Kunerintendent
of Public Inatn.ct.oii, Salrui.
I'r. Clarence True Wilson, pastor of
Grace M. K. Church, Portland.
IJr. II. I. Sheldon, instructor in State
t'niversily, IU.ene.
l'rol. I.. K. 1 raver, Principal of Tr.un-
iijj; Iiepartiiient, Monmouth Normal.
Prof. L. It. Alderman, Superintendent
of Kugrue City Schools, J-lugenc.
Mia Cornelia Marvin, secretary of Li
brary Coniniishion, Salem.
Mr l . hweesy, Instructor of Mu
sic, lierkeley, C'al.
Kolrt it. ennev, M. I).. Secretary of
ute isril ol llealtli, Portland.
Hon. W. J. Kerr, President of (. A. C.
Corvallis.
On November 1, a meeting of
the school oibcers of Washington
County will be held in connection
with the institute. This is the first
meeting of Bchool ofiicers called in
this county, and it promiees to re
sult in much good toward promot
ing the mterests of our schools.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
J) M Smith et ux to Alton F Gard
ner, a It of n w of n e H sec 16
t i a 4 w 4oo
L Wolf et al to Henry Stoffers, 44 a
in C ilkius it I c t t n 2 w 2600
Henry Peters et al to Christina Pe
ters, lota 1 to 10 blk 40 Cornelius .. I
J K P Brown to II T Koeber 200 a in
sec 8 t I s 2 w 1 200
Sarah V Martin (administratrix) to
August Lovegren, 160 a in sec 26 t
I 5 w 3200
Win Reidt et ux to C Brit'BS, lots 32
to jS blk. 34 West Portland Heights 1
A W Kllis et ux to Kittie M F.llis, So
a sec 25 t I n 5 w I
A V Kllis et nx to Perry Ellis, So a
in sec 25 t I n 5 w 1
Sherman Murphy et al to L II Peters
1-5 mt in part of sec 11 t 2 n 4 w
anil other land 1650
John H McFee to J A Messinger 30
a in sec 18 t 2 a 2 w 6ot
Alfred Krickson to G A I-arson
tut in 158.19a in Smith liledsoc dl
CtHJ w J I
C Madigan to Chas Vau, Vl' fft ,
of It II Catch in it d 1 CtTWl V,
.900
Jacob Reichen to Anna 3riCfi 94 a
a 111 sc-v i 1 i n i w yuu
II W Frew ing et ux to 13 S Frewing
15 a sec 10 t 2 a 1 w 1
Clara V Kummer et al to Frank Van-
duvn, 76 a sec 11 1 2 a 1 w t
M Bi'sbce et ux to A G Hoffman et ai
n V of lot 4 blk 28 Forest Grove.reoo
E A Kdy et nx to Chas Roberts, eM
in sec 23 t 2 a 1 w ..noo1
John W Fuqua et ux to L C Under-
lull, part of blk 40 horest Grove... 450
Nettie A Haines et al to Dora R Bar
ber nart of blk 2S Forest Grove 600
John K Bailey et ux to Lulu K Allen
lots 4 and 5 block 2 Bailey s add,
Forest Grove 600
Alliert Schmidliu to I-Vlgar Hannan,
167 a in sec 6 t 3 n 4 w . 1
O L lean et ux to Grant Mann, 25 a
in t I s 3 w 2462
Louisa Partlow to S K Olsen, lots 5
and 6 blk 3 Humphreys' add, Hbo 450
Ina Rowell to V W Groat 40 a sec 9
t 2 s w I
Hattie A Stanton et al to J R Seaver
lot 2S Millard & VanSchuyver tr... 600
Jacob Weigel et uxto Investment Co
9. So a iu W V Graham d 1 c t 2 s I
w 1000
Mary S McGilvery et al to Geo C
Gray 49 a in sees 17 and 1S t t n 4
w 2500
Mary A French et al to G V Russell
35 a in R S Tupper d 1 c t 1 s 4 W..2500
Eve K Curtis to Win II Green, lots
I, 2, ami 4 blk IS South Park ad
Forest Grove 600
John V Fuqtia to J M Barlicr, part
of blk 40 Forest Grove j
J H Morrisscy et ux to Geo L White
1 a 111 a r.merick u 1 c 1 1 a 3 w 150
Mernt Roscoe aguer et ux to I
Uc-rdau, part of blk 10 F Grove... . 975
Mary 1 laves et al to Grant King, I. bo
a M Moore u 1 c 1 1 a 2 w 1200
lane Bernard et al to Lola B Stokes,
8 w sec 24 1 1 u 5 w ijoo
F M Starrelt et ux to J M Pollock et
al, part of the Klam Young diet
1 11 2 w 3100
German Saving it Loan Society to
, loh n Ouhlouist, tu a in sees a and
1 N 1 w 6000
I" tl Todd (.executor) to F M. Star
oftet al, part of Elam Young d 1
'ettii2w 6n
SlJ'.r'btiver et al to Andrew Chris
klWcB, r iu R Wilcox d 1 c 1 1 n 3
wand Mlit' r laud 900
Luz A Fuller et al to F S Estop et
ux wan or kcs 9, i( 1 1 s 1 w tooo
Stephea Hatnlin et ux to Fred M
1 art of sec 4 1 1 a 5 w 350
Laat tt al to G F Sanborn
1 tna4 1 1 s 5 w 1500
ildberf at ux to Louis M.
rg.itf: sec 24 t 3 ti 4 w,
er landi..,.;. ,3500
ore et 4x to fclw Sv, is.05
wood Fv 4 75
PUBLIC SALE
ersigned will sell at public
on the Canyon road, near
farm, 1 J miles from Port
10:00 a. 111,00
JXDAY, OCTOBER 2G
mare, 3 years, iloo; 1 bay
bears, 950; bay horse, 4 yeara
tad selected dairy cows; milk
of Bale: Six months
h bankable note at , &, per
Jo. KieBe'
Turatli, kf
iute,p
tr-
F1" a.D and wife, of
, 1 tt
Wru'
ato IMIlitinn fa.iaWA.Iu
a at Banks, this week.
J. C. Miller, who lives near tbe
Arcade achcel houwe, 12 miles north
of Hillrhoro, was io town yester
day. He is one of numerous Wash
ington county pioneers who have
fine farms out of the mountain
timber tracts, within the past 30
years. Mr, Miller this year raised
14,-VX) pounds of Italian prunes,
which be has just contracted for
5 J cents per pound. He Bays tbe
mountain land is all right 'or any
thing that can be raised in tbe val
ley. There are many fine apple
orchards in bis neighborhood.
October comes and shakes li-avea down;
There's every evidence of Fall,
Yet every season we're in town,
And will tie glad to have you call
To see our place if not to buy
We will not try to make you weary
At l'almateer's Confectionery.
L. J. Palmateer, Prop,
The following are Evangelist A
A. Beery's topics for the next week,
at the Christian Church: Friday,
"The Infallible Way;" Saturday,
"A Choice Made;" Sunday a. ro.,
"The First Victory," p. m. "The
Holy Spirit;" Monday, "The Judg
ment Day;" Tuesday, ' Conversion
of a Good Man;" Wednesday, "Evi
dences of Pardon;" Thursday, "Ex
cuses." Singing Evangelists Geo.
A. Webb and wife are assisting io
the meeting which is very full of
interest. Quite a number have al
ready been added to the church.
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.
Albert Oleman, the 14 year old
boy, who shot his foster-mother,
near Columbia City, last December,
in a fit of rage, will be sent to the
state reform school until be iB 21
years old, when he will be released
The commission of doctors who ex
amined him, say he is liable to kill
whenever overtaken with his mur
derous mania. Tbe agreement to
send him to the reform school, was
reached after it became evident
that a jury would not vote to hang
a fourteen year old boy.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Congregational Church will hold a
Hallowe'en social, in the church
parlors, on the evening of Friday,
October 25. Everybody cordially
invited. Admission 10 cents.
Mr. G. A. Webb and wife
singing at the Christian chu re
vival in this city. They sang L
d norm ley, ot roruaMneia evan
gelistic nrlc"lto.'iMr. Webb
has gooa hito tbe feed business
Ur:JIoover, in this city.
greesi
bank
merci.
Her
in tc
has s
mere!
partn
5a.' . ..... .lifO I.. &iie
faro, bear Bcholls.
Sheep, boea and beef cattle
bought. Iadepearknt, Telephone,
5al, lieaverto'tw v. If aynes.
Mrs. Lottie smith. Bee Lamkm,
who has been visiting 'her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Lamkin, of this
city, since last June, departed yes
terday, for her home in Monterey,
old Mexico. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Georgia.
Have you Been those nobby belts
and fancy sox at, Baird's, The
Gent's Furnisher.
Prof. Bates, of PaciGc Universi
ty, will preach in the Congrega
tional Church, morning and eve
ning next Sunday. Franx Pauli
will be the leader of the Young
Peoples meeting at 7 p. m.
See our display of unfermented
Grape Juice this week. Simply de
licious. Den of Sweets.
Asa Eagleton and wife, are in
lhe city for a week, visiting friends
and relatives. Mr. Eagleton is
employed in the Custom ilouse, at
Portland, and is taking a short va
cation.
We are headquarters, for guns
and ammunition. It. Lee Sears,
bicycle shop, Main street.
Mac Bisaillon, a former Hillsboro
boy, will play a match game of
billiards with W. C. Duniway, am
ateur 14.2 balk line champion
of Oregon, at Portland, Oct. 25th.
Before you buy your toilet soaps,
take a look at the line at the Hills
boro Pharmacy.
Rev. L. F. Belknap will preach
next Sabbath morning on the sub
ject, "The False Prophet." A cor
dial invitation extended to all who
do not attend elsewhere.
For sale: Twenty five pigs, 8
weeks old. Inquire at my place
near west end of Long bridge, be
tween Hillsboro and Cornelius.
W. H. Taylor.
MILNE CAWRSE
Married, at the residence of the
bride's father, Joseph Cawrse, of
North Plains, on Wednesday, Oct.
16, 1907, at high noon, J. W.
Milne and Maud A. Cawrse, Rev,
L F. Belknap, of this city, officia
ting. The contracting parties were
recipients of many beautiful and
useful presents. Mr. and Mrs.
Milne started on the same day on
a trip to Lob Angeles, California,
and expect to be gone a month.
PROFESSIONAL
V. A. BAILEY, M. D.
Pbynirian anil Surge a
Offlce-Ballay-Moriraii blrx-k, nptalra.
Room 12, U and 15. ReiUene. tkxith
w,t corner Baseline aa.l bacon J Htrmta.
Both 'Pbones.
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S. T. L1NKLATER. M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offlea upataln over Tba Delta Drug Htora
RMiilane laat of Court Houar,
la UM corner of the blok.
JAMES PHILLIP TAJtTESlE, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hurireon 8011 them Pacific Railroad Co
Coiiaulution In French or Enetlah. Of-
new npataira, orer L. U. Hoyt CVi. alore,
north side of Main tiU, HUlaboro, Or.
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN ANP SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidenoe on corner Becond and Oak St
Oregon Pbon Main 116.
HILLSBOBO ... OREttON
aAMrAAArVMWWWVMVWW
A. B. BAILEY, M.D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone.. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreet. Over Dennii Btore.
HILL8BORO . - OREGON
0. H. Mmwtms W. 9. Mmrm
BAQLEY A HARE
ATTOSLNSYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and I Skate Baildinf
HILLSB0H0, . . 0BF.G05.
H. T. BAQLEY
ATTOILNBY-AI-LAW
Office, upstairs, over tht Poat Office,
HUlaboro, - Os-agoa,
. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
4. S. MorgaaBlk, HlUabor.
WALL
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-ikyllarIaa Blaf
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-. carSalrii'tnat, opp. CoUt Hons.
aiLL&ilOaO OREGON
T1IOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upataln, Room j, 4 aad 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. J. MURRAY
Veterinary Surgeon and' Dentist
Graduate of
American Veterinary College,
New York City, in 1881.
Office: Hancock & Gordon's livery Barn
Forest Giovk
'Phones 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 sale of Deeert Lands a
specialty. Fine investments
for your idle money. Write
or call at office.
Room 12, Chamber of Commerce
Portland - Oregon
J." W. YANDERVELDEN
Roy Oregon.
Desires to say that he has a fine
line of Farm Machinery for
the Fall trade consisting
in part of
Double Acting Haya Pomps,
Canton Clipper Disc Plows,
Sharpleaa Cream Separatots,
Old Hickory Wagons,
Jackaon & Bradley Buggies.
Everything guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
Gall and see these lines.
Argus and Oregonian, 13.60.
eiiveiy,
'ud Journal, (2.25.
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