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f I
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. i 1 , i inn for W rt J
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p ... MnMniull fr Oil1
i ... i rnim
Lib. I1'" ,B""'1 ,',,"MMM, "f
.m L I 1 a.,! rtt A It I, lllll
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f ... .tend ""' "
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, ,,r I'"" Wndnmlay; tl.r
V.fic Cot C4.t.ri.wJ Milk Cr,
of f'lxli'iiwK litre and
1 rjrrt Ur v-. Iilml (million f..r
fciioool lim valuation I!
dunJ"!"'1'."' "' UnWmlWi.
fiJ ui !" 'umi why Ihr
'-,(uflnill,,! l,,,ulJ
ok JuJ li'-"1'" '"rd on tli
Railroad i'..iuiiiii'n. whirr
M, jnfofmr.l llial I :. k
iuIimJ 1" nrw-iril mi
aivulbfrn I'.u-ilu-, and aftir
i,lriMi i( I''" "","'u,,"t
ijUlluxron Ihr i:rl hid, ihr
sUf jUill.li'U Inlaid KB ( f
opinion tt. 1 tli" valatinti r
iibould l.r raiwd l' Jf,l"l in
IJMIil md yrlrr.ly liotitiinl thr
fk:MJort'u iU i upprir inl huw
urn ahy a hiRhrr mniiriu
,i.IJ 0t ,!aid thu S.
1 r4lJ in I ffilitiK Mock , Thr
kMio u k i!i i'ii"iy " !
LaMlM till railroad roAlllHtl Hi
MOM per mil
2ILLY IMHKIK
ViHhliy. t-'hrr l'.. I'.h7, at 1 .id
.lilt in (he t!t rmt-iii, at thr. rwi-
Waul lh lriJVa 1'nrrMin. Mr.
Li Mrs. Tl.
ulttru, Oregon, Ihrir daughter,
iiu Mt , tii.iln.l in iiurtiiirr
L it Krr.l MoKinW Zilty, ol
p'.lint), H"v. I.. K. illki)), of
(rjiiu tliriiiiiiK in Iwanliful
i of ilw rl ith, with rrl lr,
nt ibit nilk. will) lull vril, uml
mti i ibourr Imiuj net tf Ilriil
Im Tb hrilr' nuiit. Mm. Ua
lio Mi'Nu'.t, w Mtirmi of
jUor.inJ wd K"w'il i whil
rip d cLiii, ml rrfinl pink
liitiirnM. Tim liri(Jimiiai.U wrrr
Lui'i r linl.rir. ninlrr c.f llir
ol ,Min I. "litis Iiiiliiin.
an D of thr I. rule, rch luting
rnl in pink Imtirln ami carry-
piok ciruatioiiH Mm groom
kuittrmlrj hy Ihh l.rothrr, C, K
fUy, of i'ottUml. Thr wr.l.lina
irchtu i.v.vi hv Minn ..ilia
M'f Imhnr. ami Kilcrio Vroo
X". in hi "pli-iiili l liatUonn, rung
Helium.
TbMwflord wrrn hraiitifullv lrc-
PWi with Orruon irmi whitr
I'rriiitlbrmiiuip, ami thn lihrary
m Dill wit i Aultiimi lKavm
m whit connoH, nriil thn duiitin
Wilhmilai and pink carna
. Mr. ami Mm. It. It. (Imxl-
P of H!mi,
HltrVKll till IK'K Kill)
3 JUilM ati.rH mm... ...I . I. ,,(!'.. I
illcb, Thr liUKotM wne:
Hi in. I v.. r . m . ... i
pi i 4 ui r ... i
... .....i.H.fn ( iiu ,n rt. .i. ii.
'.Mr.m,d M,v . C. Mr.Mli.U-r.
Mi-.. I1. . Mi Million, Mr. nn.l
II. .Ma...l....., Mr. nti.l Mi. T.
(ihtiu.it it. ... xt . ... ...
r'-inil ,Mn c. i; .n.. i, u . M:1,,.
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, t.titt in ill. ,... i ii-
r"' l,Mii ( l,,,u,- T.KKiirt. Mi...
r"' MiCi.iiii.ii i, K.ti.... !, i ,t
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7;'!. Mt. i.n.1 M,. v. A. lLntis.
L Ir", M'''' ,',,,-'"h M.mrv Hal
Vu ' '' '''l,,,Mhif Kiwoiniiiitt,
"'w, . . (,.miii uml (.uiillv,
ft- K- ! . "Uii , fmiuly.S;.
"I.IUrvr M.ll... v. . ''. ....
t;i;, ,.' "i nun nirit, .i.hiii
".Muiit.ivill.i. M ih. V. U. I.uin
., '" '' M.i-U.kr, Mr r.
I ilfM.fc U...1 M t . 1 1
It,,,.," "'".uiii.h: I, ' U'lkllllli,
JW.Wll I-.. J . n
r, p i u ..I . " . " "
Kin... ;,,""""'. r iniirii., i m
C". W li II.,.,- t i. i . u.
k'";m.-i.i,i..; i. A!;;..K"iTTiiK-
li.(;al; rt ih.a'M Mi.IV A Simp
lUti i, ' ''I'u'li'tli Sinilli.
-"illl.ll'; 1.....1.. " fc...
, .. ' ll.llliu, 1 .1 II; II 1 1 l
"iiry N will, Antrlln ('.iHiilill.
I l. It. lUaaoiirr, of thia citr. Tra'
irnuy riiul.ttiHl a l.larklirrrr vinr
I ' .1 . . . '
rairnu iii inn (tar.lmi, wbich mm
lainr.1 hrrrira iii nvi-ry alnn of i.
vrloptupiil, from hliMiiu to thr Krm'n
hrrry, ami from that ataga in thr
fully inaturixl, rip Urry. All thin
on thr -r:Sri day of OrloUr. Whilr
fntat ami mow am holding away in
Iha K nt" m utm, lirrrira ara
ripniiK in Orruon. Ia it to lm
womlrriitl that Orromana fnl
priiln in their rvrritrmn alatr?
Mira Kirkwxi.l now haa hrr nrw
lm k of Fall Millinrry rraly fur
th pulilic Him nlmwa tha vrry
lirwral ami Ul i,.,aof thn anamiu,
ami ia wrll r.uiip with uiatrriiln
ami atylri to unit any rualomrr
You am mnlially invito! to vl.it
hrr Millinrry I'arlor, whnrr you
wilt rmriva tho laoat carrful altrn
lion. Tha nirtiiiKa at thr ('hritian
church will cloae HumJay rvrning
wiiu an iiiuiirtira uik on
"(iliimla." Kvrryhxly ia rnjuralnl
to laka an lillrrinK ' hn iulijm'ln
fur Friday and Hatunlay (tvnriiiifr.
will lr; "What .Shall thr Kudo.?"
and "Aluioat." Friday, Hturda
and Sunday nt-rning, Mr. and
Mra. Weldt will eivr aoinr atrrroii
Item n vinw in coiitiwliiiti with the
rruiona. KvrryUxly ia invited to
atlrnd.
I hr KniKht i'arkinx Co., at Cor
urliuti, l now act eptinir applra. at
their cidrr mill, fur preening on
harra, Tuerdaya of each wrek
Ittiyuig applra evrry day. Phunr,
lltdrprndrlil, No. 7 Jo ilighnt
ranli price paid for apj.lra.
Piphthrria ia raging in Tilla
tuiMik, and the puhlio arhoola havr
II Ihwii cluerd. The youngtiat
laughlir of llugrr Mahoney, of
that city, died Utt Sunday, from
thn dirto A nuuilir oi children
have Imwii eKiHml, and there if
in u i'h anlinly frit, ai the dioraar
p.r to lr Iii malignant form.
I'he Milue 'warehou hi) heen
Iraard hydro. A. Hruwu, ami he
ia ready to rrceive hay, grain and
mpe for iUragr at rraeonahle pnrea.
All atoiaga liuntiimn will rrive
prompt attention. lieu. A. itruwn,
fllWd,
The Knight l'aiking Compiny
of Durnrliua, in ehippiug apple for
cidrr purpore from near Kugrne,
in l.ane ntuuly. It ia aald that
lalxir ia Um ecarce in lhi county In
ick the apple crop, and that the
nrohahilily ia that humlreda of
iitiehrla will go to naate under the
trera.
For H.lr: Fifty acre cleared
and In the viciniy of llillnlMiro,
on rural mail and milk route; near
telephone line. Fine location;
uood huilJina aite. Imiuira of
Argue.
(!eo. Schulmeriih. who went Up
tu Arlington the latter part of laul
week, nf ut home three hig, fat
honkem, vrrtnday, to hie wif.
Hie KnHtern ttregon wheal held)
are alive with gveee at thin aeanou
of the year
Am vou aware of the facl that
we can erll yon the laleel atylea of
nien'a auila for 1 money into
yoil have leen psying eleewhere?--Shulinerich
Uroe.
Mr I.ncv A. Falconer, wife of
rtioH. Falconer, of Portland, died
ant Saturday, aged (:t yeare. pe
er and waa a pioneer or uregnn,
i . II....... It Unman
ami a eieirr oi '"j
I
Hirv "..I, anirilll I....HIIII,
r'V'""' l,l"'M-lKrlm1.iir,
fril j ,, I hiirlra Ijiinkm,
C r W V WiUy.Cli.y I'n-rmaii,
Slice
Mlo,
.:"i R"H"U 1H wH known
e'ing sulHHinan for a Portland
M -l M i!1', l;l r William, Kalph
rt-UUllr V liall.u I ...1...J HO L
Tl.
n vriu.ix :.. ..ii i
ttllln. . .
rini i i . .
off.:, rum nan a noai
, "HUH a iivp tl.o aai titx t
k:i biirv ii in an n cd ii
k, .if , l,ri'1"' who 1,119 'I'"1
(),. " ih noiea lor tier
uii difl"'Hition. Tho preti
Tk'i ,e.re "ittny and beautiful.
Hi, X ,m!"llt was caught by
f wedding day w'aB the twen
' "lll IllniVl.rilU m r.1 IV... It.l.lo'a
bl.Z '.LlmkinK the occasion duu-
, ' "Pmcaiu to th nru.l.tinir liar
.......n
Mr. ir,,i ii ..... . ...
,. 'u mrH. . 1 1 1 v ilrnvn to the
,Ji nd deimrted fin ll. nunninfr
"lOriir. ,1:. " , " " . n
Portll i ,.m t( t,,e'f friends, at
-uu "eiRhtB, after December 1
of caps for boys at
lhlrJ:.So,nething different from
EVENING TALKS BV I'KOVHSENr MEN
ho at one timo wan Sherill'of thia
county.
Kxceptional valuea in ladin
tailor made mite at tl and T2,
direct from the Kant. Come eariy
and yet your choice, at .cnuimer
ioh Proa.
Thr. parlor of the Preebyterian
church, at Tualatin Plain, will
preach on the euhjec.i i nam,!-,
...i :i. tniluence." in the morning.
Maine lubim't at Ueedville, on the
evening of "me day.
Muiiey to loan on real entale or
aneur tV. .NO D mue or
.1... 1 1 , 1 lul.nrA
......... UUIII11M ai UIO IH'""'"'"
Commercial Hank.
VI a. r u.l In llillrboro. Oregon
Vtolr '20, l'.H)7.at the reeidenoe
of A. A. Morrill. 17 Rv. S. J.
i ;..lu.u Char en K. morriu auu
41 liuna f f
Clara P. 'Iemplrlon.
m. T nn ft Iteokwith. formerly of
HiU city, reoently wan wedded to a
jinn j j ... U,. najni
1 1 .i. . i.:.. t.,.ai. tal in the
one or me ; ""i
Northland.
A full line of electric BtippheB
. i . 11 .,.ja..lrinff. Neil
anil uiooee. imuow- n- -,
door to Vaugbfa tlrocery, on Ms
ond street.
Sherman Murphy, of
ton, connected wtn ie .U 'T'
' ... . . a in lllfl CUV
eaw mill compauj'i "
Tuenday.on buoineBe.
"
Are you a smoker? Then call
. 7 ' .. i.ii... . Wwnn lunma
for the pcuwier u -v -
Oresou manufacture.
MrB.L.naughf.nan.Corneliuii.de-
narted th a week lor
where sue win roniu
n..:..iuira.1ouartere for Btrict
Iv firHt claea Ladiea and Oenta
furniehingB.
ii ii ra0fnBf. of thia oily, wil
8oon move to bin ranch, near Jobes
nroHHinU.
Umhrellas covered and repaired
a good as new, at k. i
cyclery.
o vti.i .n.l n. U. Willers, ol
west of IlillBboro, were in the city
Tuesday.
Btutnpinit Jowd for Bale by J
1 it., lAmA fiM0nn.
)iri.u'
(1'
I1H
iV
Tl)
1
j
flinty Teachers here
WcdncHday
next
'iidrot Kerr, l
llillid for
('urtaliU
AdJrtin
School,
The County teachere' annual IiiHti-
tute opeua in thia city Wednemlay,
Oeloher .'SO. There will lm forenoon
and afternoon Hioiin, and each
evening there will he valuable lec
ture.. The Mtfiioiiti will be held in
the oourthouee. The inetructom:
Hull. J. II. Ai Irillllltl, Sill Tl lltrh'li 11
.f I'lll.ll, Illatruitloll, Salrtil.
III. ( liirrn.T Tru Uil.ii. luMur of
limrr M. K C'llllnli. I'.iftl.iinl.
Pi. II. I. MirMi.n, iiistnu tor m Sl.iU-
t'linrmilv, l.iiirriir.
1'iirf, I.. It. Tuivrr, I'iiiii ii.itl of Tl on
tuy t-itiiinil, Mi.iiiiiiiulli Niirtinil.
rii.l. I.. It. At'li riii.iu, htii-riiiU lull lit
l l iirlir (.11) Si-Iiim.U, l.ll;. nr.
The program for the three day:
WI'liVKMilV
l ii.t milk nf lliln.liu inv' iiiiimc to tin-
lnl.l lliin,l Mm 1. V Sw.'cy
lutrirtt-- IU l.U.T III nliicitloii..
Pr Mii-Mon
K"H H".l'rv I. U Alil.Tiiiiiii
J lie K. rii.iti.iii I. K Tmmt
l lul.l Voire II lUiiuly; it. Limitation,
Mr SurrKi
t .l oi'liil.lll - Clilliln n u Iliti irnt
pr Slu-liloii
Si'lmol bthI Home Al.lc riii.in
Mir Slmly I'rlloil Tnun
I'.vriiniK lituir 111.- A'tvuiit.i.r of a
IliK'ii I r.iliu.itioii, Pi lUn liii- Wilson
Till KSllW
Mn.lC KiiiL.uiL;r Mm Hwirsy
lliitoi) Jr. Inn;, unit I liiMrrn'o Im. i
rl Pr M.rliluii
Civil iovriiiliirnt Alilc riiuili
Tlr- Tri)irr Ti.ivrr
MuhIi rainril til rotitv It tin- S liM' of
II. ..in, i; Mr. Srtsy
S aluir Mu.lv -M.li rmaii
r.mth ,.f thr Trm ln r Tmvrr
Thr HradniK I'lol.li III ..Pr Shi-Mull
KvrnlliLj l.irtnn- - K,lu .llloll for thrill-
lii.tnr ) Knr, I rrs. ol MAC
Mum- !'.. I ui; from linttutioii Wuik to
I ii.liirinlr.il kculiliir Mr.Swn-.y
Miii.tioii of Inc ipitur Pr Shrlilon
Sillmil l.il.:iru... Ml., ('ornrliii M.irvui
Thr llrt hki-il T..11 hrr Pr Sl.ililou
l.tlin atioiul I'ri.lilriiiH ... Supt Arkt nnan
Si hix'l S.iiiitntii,ii Pr V C VniiK i
Mur.ti.iil lion
Mire Floenie Weathrrred in piun-
let, Mm tare Hill act ae eecretary,
and Prof. Traver will have charge
of the Binging. No achool in the
county will lie in eeerion during
the inetilute.
The let turea by Dr. W'ileon and
Preeideut Kerr will he delivered in
the Creecent Theatre.
CRESCENT THEATRE
The Crencent management baB re
ceived the following report from
the National Ilureau of .theatrical
Information, relative to the "Cow
Puncher," the attraction for Mon
day, Oct 2S.
"Mr. W.r. Manne cow-runcu-,
. . . i .... i
er haa oeen reporveo io ue irom n
numlier of citiea of from 2.riX) to
120UI not)., and all eay, '1 he Com
pany and itaging are good.' One
eaya, 'The ejieciallieii are fair.' It
in a company of 10 people. Some
of the commenU are as follows:
(Jood company and gave ratirdac-
lion,' 'Fine scenery, anove me
avemge,' 'Show pleaded "
PricrB for tbia engagement lower
Hoor, W) centu; logea, T.r) centn; bal
cony, :i.r) oftiit; gallery, 25 cents.
I'he Portland papers say ol mis
ehow. "It's the heat of the kind
lines the Virginian."
NOTICE OF REMOVAL
llavinc removed to our new and
AitimnndinuB oiiarteri. we invite
mir old customers, and the trading
public generally, to call and see us
in nnr new business home. To all
thiiHH who have patronized ih for
the past fifteen years in our old
quarters, we eiienu our rimmr,
.it.nita ami none w
e.tiiped to merit your trade in
ih fu tire man n wo part. y
son of more room, niore gooda and
better service. "f"'.
BARGAIN
musoor.o Anau-i, oct. 24, 1907
Childrun'a umbrellaa at lialrda.
I'ori'l mi's ' Pen Ifur" :it the
Chriti:iu church, eve of Oct. 2ith.
Valley wheat is quoted at Hv.:
rl, Hoc.
Hrfore you buy your toil t soupa,
take a look at the line at the Ilil.s-
horo Pharmacy.
The city will be given over to the
teachers of Warbington county
next week.
Have you eeen those nobby ln-ltn
and fancy eox at, P.aird'e, The
(ient's Furnisher.
J. 11. (iotlobb, of near Puxton,
tratieacted bin-iiicsa in ililieboro
yehterday.
P.orn, to the wife of Irvin P.
Payne, Hillnboro, Ore., Oct. 2),
I'.XiT, a daughter.
W'e are btad'iuartTH for guns
and ammunition. U. I.e Sears,
bicycle ehop, Main street.
Wanted: middle aged woman, or
young girl, to work it. family of
two. No waehing. Mrs. (ia'.rell,
(ireenville, Ore.
An epidemic bf grip has arrived
in town. It wasn t invited; it was
not wauled, but it came, just the
same.
Sheep, hncs and beef cattle
Unight. Indeiender)t Telephone,
ool, linaverton. J. C Ilaynes.
Mrs. (ihormley, of Portland, paid
a visit tf. Mis. Knries of this city,
lu.-t week, returning home Satur
day.
Deposit your money with a pro
gressive and growing up-to-date
hank, such as the Ililieboro Com
mercial. Tom IJeeglc, of Cirnelius, who
has I wen seriously ill with hem
morrage of the lung, is reported to
be improving.
A Salem msn named CJilchrist is
under cmtract to ship the product
of a 70-Hcre prune fnrm, to Glas
gow, Scotland.
John Lake, a pioeeer of Powell's
valley, died Sunday, aged T'.i yeare
Deceased was a father-in-law of
Mrs. Maud Lake, nee Pittenger.
L. Holiz is at work on Baseline
street. Cornelius, with his traction
engine, preparing me roau lor b
surface dressing of crushed rock.
For sale: Twenty five pigs, 8
weeks old. Inquire at my place
near weft end of Long bridge, be
tween llillrboro and Cornelius.
W. II. Taylor.
County Clerk Harris and wife, of
St. Helens, and President Chester
A. W'hitemore, of the coming Port
land Uoce Show, were gueetB at the
T. K. Iiubrie home, Sunday.
Several prune raisers near Cor
nelius are hauling their fruit to
that place for shipment. They are
receiving 5 cents for the dried
product.
There will boa pppcial address
on Missions at the United Kvan
gelical church, by the pastor, Sun
day morning. Evening service at
7:. '10.
1 1 1
w n
SdiHl OlI'iccrH Shnuld
f-re in I)isbursiii2
use
OTHEkWISE DISTRICT VI A V LOSE
One Tbouvan'J Dollari Forfeited
Year
Last
I'nder the law enacted at the last
session of the legislature, if a
school district doee not exjiend So
per cent, of the county and state
funds apportioned during the year,
all of the H"t per cent, not used for
teaching, reverts back to the gen
eral school fund, at the close of the
year. At the close of the last
school year, to wit: On June 17,
PJ07, there waB forfeited to the
school fund of this county, the sum
of 1,000. The largest sum for
feited by any one district in the
county, was $211) 8S. Thia will
explain to school clerks why many
of them do not get the full amount
of money apportioned to them, be
the County Superintendent is au
thorized by the new law to deduct
the amount forfeited by the dis
trict from the amount apportioned,
before he issues the warrant.
iCinon acres in the city limits of
CorneliiiB under cultivation, flood
Jl&lX) bouse, Btuall barn and other
small buildinga. uoixi orcoaru
ui raw hurries and other small Iruits
. . ... .... CI Tl...'
For particulars, i none juuco
division, Independent line.
EDWARDS LEEDY
u..,id in Hillsboro. Oregon, Oct.
22.H107, by County Judge J. W.
rinndin. William J. Edwards and
.... . 1 r lii
Addie Komilda Leedy, nom 01 ouer
wood, Oregon.
FOK SALE
Span mares, weight about lloO,
aleo high grade Jereey cows 1 fresh,
andeome fresh Boon. Registered
Angora buck, and registered Jersey
h..n ralveB. Will Schulmench,
Hillsboro, Route 1 2.
ArguB and Oregonian, $2 50.
Mrs. C. K. Lytle was a Tortland
visitor yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Kane was ft pase
enger to Portland, Tuesday.
For rent or for Bale, the Thorn"
Otohin farto.C miles north of Hills
boro. For ternn apply to Mary A.
SimpBon, HillBboro, Ore.
Ten cents is the top price for
hops this week. There seems to be
a good demand at the above price,
and the market is firm. The buy
ing is steady for foreign and Amer
ican account.
Watch Hros., piintTS and paper
hangers, have heated in Hillsboro,
and ask a share of the publio pat
ronage. Persons in need of their
services can reach them by calling
up oSl Pacific States phone.
The attraction last Saturday
night at the Crescent Theatre.
"Thorns and Orange rloesoms,"
by the Roland it Clifford Company,
was well spoken of by the theatre
goers.
Washington Grange No. 313, of
north of Glencoe, will hold a fair
at the Arcade pchool house, on the
first Saturday in November. Agen
eral invitation to the public is ex
tended by the Master, J. C. Miller.
All who attend the "Ren llur''
lecture at the Christian church, on
the evening of October 28, will have
have the pleasure of hearing Mr
and Mrs. G. A. Webb, the well
known vocalists, in two illustrated
songs. Admission, 2,r) cents.
Clarence True Wilson, of Tort
land, vi ill lecture at the Crescent
Theatre on tho evening of the 30th
inst., on the subject: "Advantages
of Higher Education." Friends of
education are invited to hoar mm.
The lecture is free.
Steve Meek, cf near Glencoe, waB
in the city, yesterday. Steve says
the farmers are well pleased, both
with crops and prices, this year,
. . - 1- !
ami that every Dony in niu neigm
borhood is busy plowing and seed
ing.
Mrs. John Reilly, who lives
three miles northeast of Hillsboro,
had the misfortune to fall and
break her right arm, ednesday,
while about her household dutieB.
Dr. Tamiesie was called and re
duced the fracture.
The National Stock .Company
which comes highly recommended
to the Crefcent management will
hold forth at the Crescent the to
maindor of the week. The bill for
tonlffht is "For Love's Sake,"
military comedy. Tomorrow night
the attraction will be the laughable
Swedish comedy, "ion onson'
The bill for Saturday night will be
announced at the theatre Friday
evening. Prices, loges and orches
tra, $.50; dress circle and balcony,
$.35; boys in gallery, $.25.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Investment Company to I) I' Sheri
, lan, lot 1 Willow -Brook Farm 2240
Investment Company to J G Jumian
lot ly Ah Urook Farm, J acre 375
J A Thornburjli et ui to Adeline K
Rogers, part of blk 1 Niylor'f auM
Forest Grove 3x10
Thin C Keed et ui to Cbria Haiifen
a ec iv t 2 s a w 7C0
Ann Bernard to thus Bernard part
of Strel'iadd to Beaverton 2000
1-' 11 Holbrook et ux to J A liarrette
lot 32 Willow-Brook Farm . I
Investment Co to Jos Balogh Its 21
ami 22 North Tinrilvil'c add 10
Ann M Nichols et al to Klla Mizner
lot 6 Nichols add Garden Home. . 375
M Peterson et al to August M.itthies
20 acrea in Win Mcl.in d 1 c t 1 a 3
w 40C0
Cbaa W KUeraon to S Weckert, 50 a
sec 32 t 2 1 w 2500
Kdward Squires et ux to F F Lahaie
et al 25 a sec IS t t n 3 w L'Soo
(i M Taylor et al to F F Lahaie et
ux 40 a sec iH t I n 3 w 2S00
Louisa Partlow to E I Kuratli et al,
lot 1 and 2 block 2 Brown's sub
division of Fairview add 1
J 8 Clark to Ella Clark part of blk
41 Forest Grove 1
I S Clark et ux to Tlios Philip, part
of blk 41 Forest Grove 400
J M llaney et ux to E M Brower et
ux ly 35 a in Patrick Kelly t 1 n 4
w I300
W R Micks to J D Rode, part of blk
6 F'orest Grove 1500
R U Greer et ux to V W Phillips prt
of blk 6 Hillsboro 900
Wesley W Paine et ux to Donia K
Goodin, 43.37 a Anderson Smith
dlctimw 151S
Weslev W Paine et ux to Chas Wal
ter 6 a John Johnson die 330
Wm Clitie et al to Alice Adkius 69 a
sees 6 and ;tl04 3600
Arthur Brugger et ux to Maggie
Kuhn, lo:s 2 and 3 and t '2 of lot
4 Millard & YauSthuyver trict . . 1349
Weslev W Paine et ux to J J Hartley
91.91 a in J Johnson & A Smith u
1 c 505S
John A Peterson et ux to G C Harlier
lots 12 ami 13 Uik. 3 l Borne s aut,
Hillsboro 840
J M Barber et ux to Mary K Elder,
part ol blk 40 forest drove 3100
J 1) KcmIc et al to Edward Rustin et
al lo a B II Catching d 1 c t I n 4
w 1 100
Guitavis Gheen to M B Bump n w
of sec 8 t 3 n 3 w 200
J I) Housley et ux to 1) Corwin et al
part of Hrury Davis il I c t I s 3 w 590
Pillie C Carstens et al to busan SI
Frit., tract in W Portland Heights 400
J T Ganluer to Geo Poole w of
n e sec 5 t I n 4 f-A-2o acrvs) ttxw
PROBATE
In tha matter of the estate of Lean-
der Eones, deceased; Renton Bow
man appointed guardian ad litem
Estate of Adam Payne, deceased:
6nal account filed, and Saturday,
Nov. 23, set as time for hearing ob
jections to final account.
Estate of Dwight L Thomas, de
ceased; inventory and appraisemeut
tiled; same approved.
Estate of Chas Clark, debased;
last will and testament tiled, and
same admitted to probate; Pearl E
Clark, appointed executor of taid
estate.
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
John Welch, ot Beaverton, was
in town today on probate business
Many of our merchants have bs
gun to order their holiday goods;
A full line of silk and cashmere
long gloves in brown, blue, black
and white at Bairds.
Emmott Brothers expect to move
into their new quarters, in the r
Wood building, the first of the
week.
Married, at the residence of Miss
James, Forest Grove, Oregon, Oct.
20, 11)07, by Rev. S. P. Lindsay, of
Hillsboro. Wallace Brown and
Reva Morelock.
Married, at the residence of Rev.
L. F. Belknap, Hillsboro, Oregon,
Oct. 22, 1907, by Kev. 8. J. Lind
eav. Geo. P. Frost and Inez C.
Shaw, the latter of Forest Grove.
Dance at Hillsboro H-ill, Satur
day evening, Nov. 2, 1(J07. The
floor and decorating is now com
pleted, making as nice a hall as
you would wish to enter. Dancing
every two weeks from above date
The management will endeavor to
make these dances the pleasure
events of the season. Come and
bring your fi lends, and have a
good, social time.
Mr. fi. A. Webb and wife, of this
city, will give their illustrated lec
ture on "Hen Hur, or, A Tale of
the Christ," at the Christian church
in HillHhoro, on the eve of October
2Sth. The illustrations will con
sist of S-) splendid etereonticon
views, and the lecture itself, will
be a treat to all who have read
Wallace's famous story. The en
tertainment hag been given in
many towns and cities in Oregon
and Washington, with marked
success. Iickets. 15 cents, at Chris
tian church and Webb it Hoover'e
Feed Store, any night thia week.
Tickets at the door, 25 cents.
rietober rnnirs and shakes lt-aves down;
There's evrry eviil.-nre of Fall,
et every season we re in town,
And will I glad to have vou call
To see our place if not to buy
We will not try to make you weary
At I'almatrer's Confectionery.
L. J. l'aliiiateer, Prop,
"The Cow Puncher," a new play
by Hal Reid, and under the direc
tion of W. F. Mann, will he at the
Crescent Theatre on Monday, Oct.
21 The play is a powerful drama
of the west, containing a beautiful
heart story, thrilling situations and
fairly bubbles with comedy. A cast
far above the average has been en
gaged and notbicg that money can
secure has been spared to make
this one of the most magnificent
productions on the road. Prices,
lower (hor, $.50; loges, $.75; bal
cony, $.35.
The Christian Endeavor of the
Congregational Church will hold a
Hallowe'en social, in the church
parlors, on the evening of Friday,
October l-i. Lveryhody cordially
invited. Admission 10 cents.
Supt. Case ie at work preparing
ceosus blanks for the enumeration
of the school children of this coun
ty. Formerly tha census was taken
the last week in February of each
year, but under the Dew law it ie
required to be taken in the last
week in November, of each year
All persons between the ages of 4
and 20 who are in the district on
the 25th day of the month in which
the census is taken, must be enu
merated therein.
For sale, a number of pigs, old
enough to wean, also a heavy milk
ing cow, now due to be freeh. Call
p or Bee F. M. Barnes, 2 miles
south of Hillsboro. Independent
phone, 11JJ.
The title of a Buit in Justice
Court Tuesday forenoon, at this
olace. was Rachael L. Hawthorne
vi. W. B. Cate. The leaee expired
some time ago, but Cate still con
tinued under the old leaee, and the
action Tuesday, was for the pur
pose of obtaining possession of the
premises. Wm. G. Hare was
counsel for Cate, and E. B. Tongue
appeared for Mrs. Hawthorne.
Have you any fence to build?
f so we can save you money. We
sell a good substantial fence, 4 feet
high, for 40 cents per rod. Schul
merich Bros.
"Bud" Taylor, of Scholls, was in
town yesterday, having just return
ed from a hunt, with some com
panions, between Cornelius pass
and Scappoose. The party killed
a fine buck, besides a black bear,
the latter, when dressed, weighing
lsa pounds.
The subject of the morning ser
mon in the Congregational church,
ill be "Worship and Praise.
The evening topic will be, "Using
What we Have. Miss Tennessee
Weatherred will bs leader of the
Young People's Meeting.
On the evening of October 31st,
resident Kerr, of the Oregon Agri
cultural College at Corvallis, will
ecture at the Crescent Theatre on
the subject: "Education for the
Industries."
Wm. Adams, of Mountaindale,
and who has been spending a few
years up in North Bend, Wash,
was in town today, greeting his old
time friends, and incidentally, the
Argus.
Don't forget the big ball at Glen
coe, Saturday nignt, uctooer zo
Tickets, including supper, $100
Walkers, orchestra, three pieces.
0. C Schwarz gave the front of
the Argus building a fresh coat of
paint this week, which improved
its appearance.
A marriage license was issued
this week to Alexander Darnes and
Mary Kahler, both of this county
Rev. S. J. Lindsay will preach
at the V itch Hazel school-bouse,
next Sunday afternoon.
Sam Gates, of Schnectady, N. Y
is in the city visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. II. V . Gates.
Bart. Trullinger, of Sheridan
viBited his brother, J. V. Trullinger,
of this place, Wednesday.
George and Wm. Darety, of near
Glencoe, were in the county seat
yesterdsy.
J. E. Cronin, a well known Port
land business man, was in town
yesterday.
Clayton Wenlz; of Portland,
well known life insurance man, is
in the city.
A. S. Sholea made a business
trip to Portland, yesterday.
Mrs. R. Simon visited in Port
land yesterday.
Adolf Badertecher, of Helvetia,
was in town yesterday.
Chris. Petersen left Wednesday,
for a trip to Astoria.
Ladies' and Misses' ooata at
Bairds.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILKY, M. D.
I'bysirian and Surgeon
OfTic-Railcy-M,rxan hl,M-k, upstairs.
Rooms 12, l; att l.ri. KetitlNic Motith
w.t corner Ba-iellne ami Second SKrxla.
Both Phones.
' sMrVWrWWyV
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. Mrf
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office Utalr over The Delta Prug Btorw
RbalilencA Kaatof Court Houhc,
In tha corner or tha Mwk.
MrAryAMWVWWsM
J AM ICS PHILLIPE TAMIfcSlK, X. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Suraon Southern Pacific Railroaa Co.
Consultation In French or Enifliah. Of
lie opntaira, over L. M. Hoyt Cos. atora,
north aide of Main tit., UUlalioro, Or.
AsWVMW,
F. J. BAILEY, M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office with Dr. F. A. Bailey.
Keaidence on comer Second and Oak Sta
Oregon Phone Main 118.
HILLSPORO ... OREGON
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TTillcWn dm
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
street. Over Iiennii atora.
HILLSBORO OREGON
sAArVyVVsjVWWVWWl
Dm. H. Brngtmy Mr. 0. Hmrm
BAOLEY 1 HARE
ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and i Shite Baildinf
HILLSB0B0, . . 0BRG05.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTO&NBY-AT-LAW
Office, upstairs, over the Foat Office,
HUlaboro, - Oragmu
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma , 4, k j, Morgan Blk, HlUaboro.
VVArVsiVWVsjWVsAra
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrtcc: Main Street, opp. Court House.
HILLSBORO ORBOON
sMrsArMrWMWWWWW
JOHN II. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office C pa-tain, Balky -lfcrgaa Hock,
Rooma, 1 an I .
HILLBBORO, - OKIQ05.
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooma 3, 4 aad j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
thecow pincher!
By Hat. Reed
Author of Human Hearts
will be presented
at the
Crescent Theatre
- on -Monday,
Oct. 28
Portland papers say: "It
is the best play of its kind
since "The Virginian."
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Prices: Lower Floor, 50;
Loges, 75; Balcony, 35;
UaJiery, n
rtuiomotHie Btylee,"
T. Young, iiinBuuiu v.vB .