HIUEBCP-0 ARCUS, AUG. 27. 18C8
jsd in io mm
Kill Will be I. a I J to 1 1 111k.
bro by SnlurJuy NirM
IKiKCIC 10 BICIS StPf EMHEK 15
rirma Doaald Has Sotatj Mee it
W tik Cartel Ctrt Llat
(i. M. Mcl'owsjll, right ol way mm
lor lli" Ofpgon Kit t ine (.ou.pany,
aa In town Tuesday and Wdna
.Uy, cloalng up mme light of way
nittr. Mr. McDowell i of the
0.liii(ii lhl the raile will U laid,
unit the tnlly H" U put i
UlWMin (lardrn Home and
Hillsboro, by Haturday night
Further, ho Uliovr that Iht line
will m in oralton, and rady
f ir IreBio by the Ifilhof Brple-mW
The company J uguring un a
M'hrduU which will gi th jrfv.pli.
i.f Hillahoro transit to Portland it
40 niinuiM The MMiiigr larifl
ht not yet li figured (mi, hut ii
will U Iobb than that now chargi-d
b lln Hoiilharn Pamlle Company
Th work of layl g the track ami
tuililrtf uti tha trolley ix.lrs hat
(wen intarfrrtfl with recently hy
the breaking down of a motor and
a Uam engine, but woik i no
going on briskly. Chris Donald
moved hia force of bIk.uI ) men
with leaa., ednemlay, ami m
now making the dirt fly on the line
between llillsburu and the drove
Hume difficulty bad with 1 I
Chaniiell, who ban the Turgue
.laoe leaaed, Wiwl of town. is likely
to . eellleU within a ! day
hn the liithl of war l)tweeo
Oarden Home and the drove will
alt b clear. Home alraw owned by
Chappwll wa burned on the line of
tha urvy, Monday afternoon, hut
the munpatiy diu'lairns reini
biliiy lor it. t:haill a-k
datnagea for right of way, and that
matter baa not yet ln adjueled,
although negotialiona are landing.
THOMAS LOGAN DOAK
Frar.k Rowellof Pcbolls, was ln
town Tuesday.
Mra. Key tinlin, i,f OtrnnliiiM, in
reported (juite nick.
Toni Huiay.au Iowa Hill farmer,
was iu ii uty jeeterday.
Tenia, ramp stool- ha in uiw kg,
canvaea cola, at I'attaraon'i.
Kretl rkhomberg a an in from hid
Mountaindaledairy ranch Tut-aday.
Ic-creaiu Maria! avery Kundsr.
at I aluiaieer a Confectionery. 21tf
Will HollenWk, of Mountain
lale, came down to liillnlxiro Tuea-
lay.
A lei. dordon, of the North
I'laiim, viniled Portland Tuwiday,
SOUTH TUALATIN
1)11 In Portland. Ore. at the
(lood Hamaritan Hospital, of ap
peudioili", yrilerday forenoon,
Thoiuaa Iigan loak, agel alx-til
4(1 vmil llnvaSrtl leave a wile
to mourn bia deaib. The unforlu
nata man bad lren ailing all sum
t,.r with (lift trouble that caueed
bia death, and went to the boepila
too late, aa the disease had made
tunh progress that medical ai l ti
i.f nn avail He was on-rated on
Monday i.l.hl. Dro-ased wait em
i.IovmI bv the Huxtn I.utlr
Company, aa a book tender, and
waa well ilnughud where he wai
known. K C. lUnks accompanied
bun la the hoet-ilal. ami brought
tba remain borne Unity oil the
train from Portland, changing cam
at tbia place for HuxUiu. The
funeral took Uoe t.xlay at Hut
ton. Hervicea were conducted by
Uev iLdknap. i.f thi city, and iu
lerment ain the Huiton ceme-
RBCE H riON TO PASTOR
A reception wai (endured on Au
guxt 26ih. to Uev. at d Mre. J. H
Waloh, who live on the Haeelin
road, near Heedville. It wae mr.
Welcb'e birthday, nd many and
generoua were the gifid nd K(,n
wiahea of the friend s, ho eurpneed
them in lhir new home. Mubic
lormed a part of the enlertaiomflnl.
and refreahmenta were nervml by
the viMitor. Tbtwe preeenl irom
Tualatin I'laina were.
Mr. and Mr. Gregg. Mra. Ale, rbal
mer, Misiel Ch.utme, Jranetf.
t.ml laatl Chalmera, Will and hrl
CUahneM, Mra. Jolm Mauley and iiaugli
t,r, Mr. Phillip. MtJrt'""VlJ:
i. i. wnu.. Mr VVi Uin. A tirtt KHHH
aD. Marvel King. Mra. Pjer.loiir. Mlaaej
Oathertne and llelco Cbalme'". "
Mra. John Hyd. ,. . .i.
i- ..... ... u...l.,lli rnnirrruatiotl.
m 1.. Iinrwirk and liiinily. lr-
and Mia' J. K. Horwlck, Jainea
. .. . .1, ii iit.Mit.lkr. AIM
Mr. auu lura. v. " V 1 .ml
. . .... 1 .iio.. Mildred ami
lteaale Kirkwood. Tom n ' ,
on bumiiiwa.
v.
Mra. K. J. Johnaon returned
Monday evening from a abort vicit
to Vancouver.
Ohaa. Hc.homlferg, of Mountain
lale, ii eniliiig a few dayi on the
Uai li at Heaaide.
1 .
Tba Bherwood White Hox and
M Jnhiia Atxiatlea will play at
Sherwood neit Huuday.
K. 1). Htalford.of near H:holi
aold .VI u rea of land for $7,1 Ml
thil week, to a new corner.
Or villa Wilkea, who haa been
pulling up a telephone line in
Yamhill county, returnwl borne
Wednesday.
Hiial diaonuut of 15 percent
on acreen doora and adjun table win
down acreena, for abort time only
at Patleraon'a. .
The llaeeline Lumber Co,
(ringing lie along the grade of
tha Oregon Electric, between Hilla
Ixiro and Kureat drove.
f. M Htarrett, the Foreat Grove
archiut, wai in town Monday, on
buainmi oonnected with tbe build
mg of the new M. K. church
Mr and Mra. Chai Hanley, of
the North Plaiiii. left for Newport
funday, for an outing Tbey will
attend tbe Mate Fair before return
ing home.
C, W. Klkini, wife and child, of
Prior ville. and Mri. Ida McNutt,
of Portland, viaited over Sunday at
llie home of Judge J. W. Uoouio
and T. K. Imbrie.
Mr. and Mra. Frank Powell, of
Monmouth, accompanied by their
graiul uaugnier, 1 bb .h--..
Three Men ()fT:r Bonus of
1500 for Branch Line
FKOM BEAVEUro.N TO LOVELAKD
Heaa.
Fliat, Graatr, Kaaclla lad
era Wtrk far (toad
01b-
Three men in the Bouth Tualalio
country agree to head a eulwerip
lion with 1 1500, provided enough
more money can lie eecured to in
duce the Oregon Electric Company
to build a branch from Beaverton
to Ixiveland, a dintanca of 14 miles
When the Electric Co. eecured ita
right of way from Portland to
Hilloboro, the officials announced
that it would lie a part of the poli
cy of the company to build branch
linen into adjoining territory wher
ever the farmers deiired it, pro
vided the extensions would pay tbe
company. Ibe outn luaiaun
oountry is one of the richest and
most fruitful sections in W tuning
ton county, and ii inhabited by
wide awake and prosperous people,
who realize tbe advantages to be
gained by connection with the
electric line Meetings will be
held neit week in tbe South Tual
Frances Cola, of Laurel, was In
town yesterday.
John Kamna, nf Karminglon,
was iu town I ueeday.
W. L. Thompson came down
from Banks Tuesday.
W. B. Maitlaod, of BankB, visit-
ei the county seat Tuceday.
Mrs. J. K Peterson, of Cornelius,
has nearly completed a bungalow.
Tbe new H,000 Bchool house ft
Cornelius, is nearing completion.
A. M. Fanning, of .Sheridan, was
registered at the Tualatin Hotel,
today.
A number of Hilliiboro'e popula
tion went to Portland I ueBday, to
see the circus.
H. Conzelman, of Bherwood, had
business at the court bouse, the
first of the week.
Mra. Young, of Portland, was
a gueet at the T. R. Imbrie home
the last of the week.
Henry Hesse, Hillsboro's reliable
mail carrier, is wreetlim with a
case of the shingles.
W. J. Gregg announces that he
will commence picking hopa, in his
vard. on Mondav. Scot. 7. 21 5
J. C. Garrigus and son, of Bux
ton, were in the city yesterday,
with business at tbe court house.
JE 0. Potter, manager of the Un
ion Lumber Company, near Cedar
Mill, transacted business io the
city yesterday.
R. L. Bears is buildiDg a new
bungalow of six rooms on his lots
in the northeast part of town, which
PORTO
AN
$1T,500 lor City Lifi;ht and
Water Property
OFFEK PROVOKES A BROAD SMILE
Local Capitalists Raise Offer to 25.oo
oo tbe fpol
rMi(i Ellerson of Portland was
In town yeevrday.
J R. Kintox, a Phillips farmer,
was in town yesterday.
I). M. WhitBttll, of near Laurel,
was in town yesterday.
Mr. Lavy, of Lesvy Bros., Hills
dale, was in town Wednesday.
TBOrtdSIOSAU
F. A. BAILKY, M. D.
Physician and Snrgvou
Orrk(-i!iley.Mnrfan block, npalal
RiKiina li, U unit IS. Keltenr-ou'
west (iirner Busline ami beooml Hlr
Both rhmiea.
Tenta, camp stools, hammocks, S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C.M.,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
alio oountry, when etTorts will be
m&dn in raia a bonus laree enoueb
toindooe tbe company to build the when finished will cost aboutllOOO,
branch deeired. Mi Rose Wilcox, one of Hills
boro's popular teachers, left for
Newport Monday, where she has a
summer cottage.
T Homlrr et at to Jaa It Cooke, 5-33. p.; rji uara KB oreater nart of
arm 111 t I a 1 w - I538 . ... r 1 -
W K Bowman et .1 to V I) Sawyer, Monday nigDl, ana on mouu.v
part block 14 Foreat (irove. 1000 several heavy showers were ex-
K. a Hyde ei ui u I' w Cronin, part nrienced out north of town,
bl k 15 Foreat Grove 15 a u
ei,.. couiu loOFOniu. lot 3 in Rev. A. E. Bradstreet, of Hub-
HruKKer tract... ' bara Oregon, will preach at the
John Huffy 10 Mary J Uuffy. part Con(.reKational church next Sun-
aec 19 I 1 M .u
ra inui
Aim M NichoU et al to Christian uj, u
Kiner. lno Nichol'aadd Hard Mm 400 . , .1 ji:..
Florence MHtunUvntetal to K W 1 tMH I Bpeciauy 01 u,KS,u6
llainra. aeV arc t I a 5 w 275 ana Cleaning went. 11 yuuuowi
w M Htepiiena et u to J s Thomp- m get vices call oo or address P.
... vl.itior? tbbi week with Mr
Powell's brother, 8. D. Powell, and
wife.
Connell. Long 4 Imbrie have
junt iaeued a neat folder containing
a list of. Washington county farms
.ii Li.i:r.rt. hiph tbev
ana emau uuiuiub-i ..: y
ill distribute where they will do
the most good.
Ham Foster, of the nursery town,
Orenco, was in town today, shak
i., t,.n ta with old friends. Mr
Ci.rk once owned tbe farm now the
property of Mr. Barogrover, be
lfen here and Cornelius.
v n Miller, who has been clerk
ng at'Scappooee for a year past,
va. met here by his parents, Mr.
aon, pi K Walker d t c 1 1 n 4 j ...1150 H Vandehey, Cornelius, Oregon,
J S Huthuan el ui to Uoniird W " ' u 04 27
Hill, tit H Clark diet 1 3Vr 400 K. IT. V. 1. "
MifB Anna vuica, 01 tuiv"i
who has been visiting Mrs. Fowlea,
l s limwn to Win lliirea. tot 6 blk 5
Sherwood 47
.. . tir D 1 ... .
lota 1 and Oreenlierir Heights I ol MOUniainuaie, leu, louay .ui
w c Kertwn et ui to v K sperka, Qrove, and will go from there to
Di;;? VeVV Tillamook, for a few days.
ruicn uiu,i .... .- ,1.11.1
hoerrn et al, pt blk 5 r lirove isoo Arthur AdkinB 18 in Ullieooro
A special meeting of tbeCity Coun
ci! was held Tuesday night to con
sider an offer for the light and watei
plant from F. G. Sykes, of the
Portland Railway Light and Power
Company. There were present
with Mr. Bykes, Engineer Slocnm
and the Company's attorney, Mr
Griffith. Theee gentlemen came
out Tuesday, and put in a portion
of the day estimating the value of
the plant, and made an effdr to the
council of 114,500 fof the whole
thing. Whereat, the council smiled
broadly, and lost little time in
stating that the offer would not be
entertained for a moment . George.
Hchulmerich started the fireworks
by etating that he would head
company who would give $25,000
for the plant. After some discus
sion of the matter, it was moved
and carried that the ouncil em
dIov an expert to determine the
preeent value of the plant, and re
port his findings as soon as possi
ble. Some of the citizens are in
favor of leasing the plant for a term
of ten or twenty years, and paying
off the bonded indebtedness in that
way. The city now has an in
debtednets of about $42,000, and
its earning capacity at preferrt te
about $900 Der month.
The great expense to the city for
some time past has been tne exten
Bion of its mainB, made necessary
bv the increased demand for water
The Portland people wno maae
the bid say that if it eb.aU be tound
that the plant ib worth, more tban
they figured it, they are willing to
dst more for it. Ineir eeMmawi
did not take in the matter of-
franchise, and their bid was a tenta
live one. They expect to get tneir
Dower from the Oregon Electric in
the event they are able to buy tbe
Hillsboro plauts. It is understood
that they will aleo negotiate for the
Forest Grove plants.'
canvass cots, etc , at PattjrBon's.
"MifS Olivia Ferrin.a well known
teacher of Forest Grove, was in the
city Tuesday.
Born, to the wife of Edward
Newby, Hillsboro, Or., Augubt 20,
1
1 K Thompson et ux to W M Steph
' . . I , . f IMM
en, pt out 30 roresi uiuvc .
Walter Ilannan et ux to Sam Farah,
partaec4tin4w V;"".V' 75
Herman Klauaen et ux to Mrs 11 M
I'atton.trt 4 am plat Fairv ad Hto 1190
Alfretl Youne et ux to PatsyToosey, -
tract ec3tan4w I500
P II Parlev et al to JoliuWunderlicb,
tract Kc'31 t 3 a 1 w 175
Ann M Nichols et al to R F Jarrett
et al, It 10 Nichol's ad Garden Hm 1000
w W Iwiaetux to Wm Winefield,
pi Joshua Dickson d 1 c t I a 4 w .1500 product,
for a week. He and hi Drotner,
Kd . and another man are running
a train on the jetty at Fort Stevens,
where government work is progress
ine.
J. C. Miller, of Arcade, who has
six. acres in Italian prunes, says
the crop will be light mis year, in
hia awtinn. but that there is a
prospect of a fair price for the dried
ml iHI 1 ni
Nancv t Bauki et al to Methodist ch,
w 1 .ml nart tot t blk I Banks..... I
i i T I' Mil er. oi niuui i-rea mrucuen ci u u "
ana m r.. .y . UJ7
fAri 11 bb l-llll I LNai ( wa-vv"" " ' '
MANGLED BY MACHINERY
PHYSICIAN AND SURCEC
Office uitairs over The Delta IruK 81-
Raiilence Kaat oT Court Honx,
in lb coruttr of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPK TAMIES1K, M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
.Suruaon Boutliern racilio Kailroail
Consultation in French or Knjtih. '
rice ii)8Uirs, over U M. Hoyt Co' a. ato
north aide of Main tit., Hillslioro, Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phones. " ' TT Ulsboro. Ol
WyyVVyWrrrrWrrWrl
DR. W. E. PITTENGEJ
Dentist
Rooma 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Bid
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO - - - OHhUt.
On. R. 00y w. B.m
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
HILLSBORO. . . OBEGt
ynsterday.
He will sr
i o
milk
J A Chilton et ux to M S Barnes, lot
l . n n ih. n ii n(Hiietvu. i - ... , ,. . r.,t
ii Ib 01 wcran vu i Hamilton a auu kikii - j
I ,. I . . ... '., 1 VT UITh..
ill. .... .. 1 u U(V..,a.i An
. tL k nn' ill I irunini m nu i i
Htrayeil-1 nr . . w.i,.i w noo
.Uhorned; one dark red j uara gray , stearnaetux toV It Black,
... i . l.i.rk cow. branded l. ii. kc t a n t w. 5
hin. i.o frfsh soon. Strayed B A yMy et ux to A M Spickelmier
The Deach crop in the V ilia
miu valley will be good this year
A good crop is .neually raised
around Hillsboro. Peaches by tbe
box are quoted cheaper than they
were last year at this time.
June 27th &owy
, Hillsdale, Ore., tt.
24 0
K M. Ai.der.on, Mmjei . wan.
rn Anderson, Mr. and M. Jol n 8w
ley, Mia. AKnea K I inlay. John or w uk.
Mia Nellie lUrwick Nell RU. M'
Frank, Intrude oc ..M- j ;
Ira Ilaiul ev alio
MIr,movr. Ferd llarrla. I'W"P. '
mu. n.i.n li.ulolnh and Curl -""
Mra. (Irani Brown, ieo
and Mra. I'mUger.
Madiaon, 41r-
Norman
Ne-
Mr. Km-
away aoouv
Uavy Bros
1). 1. .
f f 1 P ri m
II. A. . . y
n.r rturnwl from a trip w
i arnniU nisht.
.. I...... ..I. I nut '..) UOBU ui
Mf cattle, which he bought o the
N,hliam ranchers, inej a - -
.r while none, ana caugtn r-';
I ll .U
nnnelson is still at tbe same old
" m aa i invnian
aland, with a full un--"r
'Zr ces. I make the
0UI uuu, c mntln
" , -'..'k-in the future. Goods
bib t Tyson's will be tsken
2 if Wssh$t
resented.-W.w. i-uu"
t..,.a whose namM for the
lu . ..ra nn
D6 Wliuuciu, -r
er Schulmerioh, yes
.i iih . tearing
Thos. Talbot is ' platting a tract
on the electrio line in North Cor
nelius, which he will later place on
etl.DHrtsec36t8I w ;.lHoo tne marie, vuium.uo
F.lmer WriKht et ux to Carl I) Phil- rapidly this Bummer, ana us grow iu
linn, au se i aec I J 1 3 a 2 w..;.4oo ftf th(l rmrmanent and substantial
-ri.ro.lore Weber et al to Laura E J r
Wetier. acre sec Q t a a I w l JJ
Albert et ux to K I Kuratli et al, pt
lot blk 7 lIillsloro 1400
lK.rt H.rlrHmof to W E PitllllKer,
pt Ita S and 6 blk a Finney ad Hbo 310
Louise Leich et al to Abreham Ab-
derhalden, n4 ne 01 nw 5 sec n
1 1 n a w ....75
Ann M Nichols et al to Marinus fcr
tkaou, It ai Nichol'a ad Gard Hm.. 400
H Metrger et ux to M E Nicoll, lots
t and 4 blk 17 Meligcr acre tiacts- 800
J K Loomi to J R Wetheroee, waci - - ? Hi.haat market price
1 n t 1 1 w O.W VV1U""""' " " .
. "iri? i-M-ri..n u:nf VV will also do custom
t of nei ot nt aec 31 1 J u3v 1 work, we nave wuiuajr
Baseline Lbr Co to W J Lytle et .al, (ofMle this year, Independent
', , ,.t d V 0 TohVnnah Foulkes. phone, No.
J ". . .... - innl . .1 r.1
8 acres riuinp narns a 1 c R0v Qreear. 01 tne rnarmavy
Berth. U Jostedt .to m routes, nUnted eome fl see
kind.
Sold by the Webfoot Realty Co,
recently, Fred AdamB' property to
R R. Clendenning; R. H. Greer b
nmnprtv to W. E. SherriU, of Van
oonver, consideration, $1050; Her
man Clauseen's property to rare
Patton.
nAr annlea wanted at the
Kmgbt Packing Co'e cider mill, at
An accident occurred at the farm
of Mrs. Taylor, a-widow, residing
near Sherwood, Saturday aiternoon,
to Joseph Taylor, the eldest eon"
and manager of the place, in which
his life is seriously involved. Tay
lor owns and manages a donkey
engine, being his own engineer, and
on this occasion was . drawing in
tbe wire cable, when he reached
out his right hand in order to
straiehten it upon the drum. His
thumb was caught and drawn un
der the wire, severing it complete
ly from the hand, and at the same
f ... 1 a 1 Lai-
time hie ngnt leg rjecame wgnwy
wedged between the revolving
drums. striDDine the Mesh from the
nones. A deeD incision across the
cheek, of several inches in length,
was sustained, bixteen Dons were
removed before he could be lifted
from the machinery by neighbors
that arrived some time after the
accident happened. A younger
hrnther nresent. in bis excited
state, increased the power before he
fiually succeeded in stopping me
engine completely. Little hopes
are entertained of his recovery.
1 -in
E?. Border fttol-J
turday, charged wKh Uwfalj
float to pieces in Shute "."a
th using obscene language. The
V . .k, a strong talk, and
rz ;;; with the
he next offense would result in a
108, a daughter.
Bore, in Hillsboro, Aug 2-'. I'.MW,
to Mr. and Mra. Fred Zilly.of Port-
and, a daughter.
Fred Vrooman, who was over at
ewport for a wek, retuned to
Hillsboro last Saturday.
Mrs. A. H. Eilers.of Portlan,
was in town yesterday, tbe gueet of
her cousin, Mies Pearl Smith. -
Methodist church services will
be held in the Evangelical church
xi Sunday by Rev. Merntt Davis
Palmaleer's Confectionery, car
ries the choicest line of cigars and
tobacco in the city. When in town
give us a call. ' . 21 tf
Mis E.'iW. Haines, of Forwt
Grove, and daughters, Misses Ruth
and Grace, are guests pf Mra. ueo.
Wilcox today.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hare return
ed the firet of ihe week from Taco
ma', where they visited with Frank
Imbrie and wife, and John Hay
and wife.
We sell more wire fence than all
oar competrtors comomea. iue
reason is that we have the, largest! ....i
stock and can nil the cheapeat.-
Schulmerich Broe. ".. J, H. X BAQLE X
W. H. Webruog, President of the I attoinhv-aI-law
Oreeoa Commission to the Yukon-
a I i"VE ...i.lu naA tha Pftof llrfe
Alaeka Fair, left Tuesday lor a i-.
wwk'a visit to Coos Bay Points, in Hlllaboro, - . Oregon
the intereets of the Oregon exhibit. yv
Judje Goodin reports that the
force employed at the DHley quar
ry is working in two 8 hour shifts,
itailv and that lftrfffl nUantitieS of
v :.. . ...1 if. .1-1. 4.-- . . .. .
rock are being made ready lor tnr Rbd&i j, 4, 5, Morgan Bia, auiaw
roadff.
Frank Rowell, of Scholls, thinks
he will harvest this season 2,000
sa'cks of Yellow Globe Danvers on
ions from 4 acres. He ha begun
pulling tbe crop, and it stacks up
in great shape.
On Tuesday,' D. M.r Mcln'nis IobI
a case of lard and a case of cotto
iene, between. Portland and Hazel?
dale. Finder will receive reward
by returning Bame to Mclnnia'
store, at Haiildale.
There will 'be a bawery dance at
flenterville Hall. Saturday, August
29th. Everybody -lnvUed.j yyili
also start a clearance Bale from the
above date, to continue for one
month,-at ''special discount. H.
Osterman. -23 4
Walker, of near Beaverton r the Hillsboro, .': - - Uref
young man who was recently oper yyyyyyyyyy
ated on ior appenaiums, ieii. m
latter part of last week for a visit
to the Collins Springs. . He. is get
ting along nicely.
Ploronno aula nf all men's. boVS'
and ladies' suits.'1 Will be sold-at fin Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith 5
actual cost, and all broken lines . forest orovk
carried in the immense stock of the HToYre, Ind. 92 Long distance, N
General Me'rchandise tore tJ
scnuimericn crua. vumo ' - TJ .
and get your choice. 51tf , O -M.. TlUniei
Tk r;aoa Tdori ani4 AarnAA Tan
nock, of Greenock, Scotland, who Carpenter WorR
. . 1 . .-i.-.iL. I
have been visiung ineir priHuer, And Contract!
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
JOHN M. WALL ,
ATTOiNEY-AT-LAW
I Ottica Dpatalra, Bailey Itorgan Bl
Rooma, 1 anl a.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W;-T BARRETT
A:.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Ornct: Main Street, opp. Court Hoi.
i . ' - f-An
HILLSBORO ORBO
1
THOS. H. TONGUE, J
p ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upetaira, Rooms 3, 4 a
DIl! J. H. KNOJ
' : ' Corfnty Stock
Inspector
MILLINERY
New store, new fixtures, flew etoek,
new prices new ideas for earlj
VcU niflor in tart evervininft new.
Best selections from Portland tnd,
Eastern houses. Formal opening
late.', watch for the date." "
H. Rhea & Co.
Allen Tannock, of north of Glencoe,
.JJZ, ri Those contemplating bui"
i ... waamftrt boacb. should eet mv ngures. rr
low uoro u u o
Marriage licenses were issued to
day to the following persons: A. .
Mmidenball, of Lake county, U U
1 1. U Ml.uiianl. Of ln'e
T, tub m en. of laeiuo
uuuuiri --. a.. v.. nil
county, Wash, and Ferena Sohanis,
of this county.
Loet-One pair tmond ?
rlncra and one diamond ring,-
V08" !.i. and Bnaverion
iween paruiiuB.. -- - .
-Finder please call at this (.nice
ml rHnnive reward.
Abo
man
who
io.i4acrearJniiipiiarnaaiC...v. .... a Mrt:.Uv
. . . r ...a.l tAfWar J PH. . lit finnilBBH. WU VU ao j
tz .1 tii u ol tiw v sec 1 1 i 1 u . w iu i.nhmArvpn n 1 . uiu ui "'i
11 j . 1 .u w n , ...
WmJ Ingram to Jaa t v.wurcn, ia ThuiBdav, and on Saturaay, me
m Aliram Lanoess lr u 1 c- - :u kk khv
VV'A Finney to HenrietU Rhea, a
tract blk 3 Fairview au iiuuooro.. will uia.o u -
WWBoacowtoHenrietta Rhea.pt doubts it. , ,
tract blk 2S rorest Mrove u-luuu out to niusooro iroiu jj-ov.
N E Loaey et al to Anna C Erkie, 10 jtn(J jft8t gunday, in Mr. Dodd 8
acres tx tecasin n w . . on.horaii nower touring car, in
nne hour and 15 minutes of
real time. The Dr. thinks this is
a record breaker, but is not sure
PROBATE
jail wntence.
... I..- lAl.ninn inB
annfeesed to killing Perdue, in the f of ChM Lelch deci; "i0f The distance from the S. P. depot
:...,niains near TimDer, " record w
w:- K..,t and Hnerm deed: inventory
uid - , . ..:.: ci.,1 t ui over bouaeliola turn mi.m.Oip
certaia personal! iQDt -ir acoused of
Andrew Johnaon. veua, u iu.
Bled and appr. being insane Dy wo ui u uB
bors. ana wnoBe case whiu""
Will 00 uoicj
of pains in . ia Bh0w petition filed to aet ove
U.nimnk saV8 nis pnuu
in nrltlOW: allowed sell
y !.-.. i . i.hvsloal breaiiaown. R t . of
1" ' "L"V of course, come from a of lm
run uiji-- -, .,, n.:m. he
thai Johnson will urge n- . . nl bt wd ,pointed the later, J mrt
;rnUy "a defense when ni.-- foll ln comm"UeB un nana from PortUnd
fuHi SrtoJX on tne date of the hearing
l0X of carpenter's tools, to . tj
to the boy under U years 01
V'l...w. .h best agricub
ffiven
aRe, wno ua.H fltlhooming
tural exhimi nn
atreetfair, is on exbibUion at Den
nie Store,
oa i iunn,,ck left yesterday
mention ol neriu-, ---a..,..u
iruiav and tomorrow.
Frederick k: Graham, , 0 1 lh
"nin- Hpnartment of the Scleb
hut . . 211 in 1 . .
ihounht that Johnson .-..- -. MDg last nlgw ana .ppo.u. . . - of lhe mM
fastly reiueeu . anu u---f- r-mS-BU. President of tbe
since nn "T LV .,,nti. 0": 7 AMl "iZ n". 3 of Trarle. received
f.srwc:rPVot
e over 10 veara r8.arT 0f the roruana jomraerui
be eiigmie. ner rjlub, Baying tnai nuisouro
Bagley & Hare, the well known
attorneys, now have all of the
rooms over the Shute bank, five,, in
number, which they are btting up
in metropolitan style. The rooms
have been re-papered, the wood
nmainted. and electrio fixtures in
Btllofl. New furniture has been
added, inoluding desks, eaBy chairs,
oo.ir.hos. and art equareB for the
, . . ...
floors. When nnisnea, me oiuueo
will be good enough for Portland
or an other place. ' . '
County Health Officer Wood was
nnifiBrl vRsterdav. that Dora and
J . t. I ! 1 t rn
Eva TitUB, ol ttaieign, were i.uu
in Portland on the same day with
.m.n nnt. Thev were sent home,
and Dr. Wood went to Raleigh this
forenoon,' and quarantined thenr
The parents keep aBtore atKaleigb,
and supposed that they were just
getting over tne cniCKen-pox
n. r . .1 o T 1-.
W. W. Hostettler. manager oMrnonra. -yyr. 4 iu . j
"".. . . . .-.- .'" . -
fteLadd&ReedhopyardKeea- Hjlf gboro . Orerfoi '
ville, was in.the ciij yesteidt. H V B
says there will be an average crop
in his yard this yar, althpuglj he
hnl fives the croD in tne v aney win
fall short of the average yieM.
yard contains 50 acres, and it will
require about 150 pickers to gather
it. Over 100 pickers have thus far
registered. .
The Den of Sweets is makins
"hnsonwae photographed yeswr- wn0
,v by 0 M. Pope" ThiBa.done tnd be
... ...thnrUina in appre-l , : a, in h
nndit.B him, in case of escape. H'hneeB BUBt be elected by ballot, pected to raise 100 to help defray
iS2oHA?tawHSJTolwlU coat 50 each. 8ev- fhe pense of Judge Scoti 'good
,,..-- - . , , h.VB LOT KU U .AH.mlHJU irA BOuRQlllrHl
mid that ne wuuu erai uu-wuiiu..v
through tbe ordeal, he Bftld; . "JJj to meet the latter part of thie week,
i 2 you are a bigger man than pr0Rrftltt wlll probably be
I am, bo go am.-. -r- h- ,j klog
for the oooaBion, and
pale and haggard, joH J
gberitland Md. S ob
k.in.Mnhar 10 "Bibibo a
out next week.
A. Niman and Bon, Charley, of
o..i.nl flniahad nainting me
windmill out at Frank Williams'
aj t.iVa T)r. Tamiesie repnea
that "we have quit talking good
..j- .ni hnro. and are now active
ly engaged in buildinit them." No
.L..b .MinmnaniRn iubi wiw"
Country folks are getting tired of
Tom Richardaon'B schemes to fur-
ioU ,nlrt Jr'a frinnrla ,
newer and better candies every day,
so there is 'no excuse fot any one to
buy and eat tbe factory made arti
cle, for who can tell how stale and
impure it has grown even Deiure
is shipped to your oeaier, amu u
mw have it on nand ior weeaa ue-
fjre you get- it. The beBt and
fresheBt is what you want, uet u
at the Den of Sweets. .
Mra J. W. Howard, of Buxton,
died yegtetdaj," af the family resi-
dence, alter an nineae oi bovoih
months, of cancer. She leaves a
husband and an. adopted daughter,
Miss Befsie Howard, to mourn per
death. Deceased was aged about
RS vBttrs. and was highly . estefmed
by all who knew her. Rev. L. F.
. . ' . .... . .. . V nA ilia
Belknap, oi wis cuy, yieoiuou u
..Central Meat Mark
ENIMOTf BROS., Prop'
Keep constantly on hand a f
aupply of freah meats of all kin
A Mow Era In Price f
fe.are gqingW) sell meats at pricei
erthan tnoae wmcn nave prevaut
th rvaat. Call in and aee us. we f !:
buarpeis.- 'Phone and Free Deli
One door East Tualatin Hotel f
Mala Street,, Hillsboro, Oreg
en i ivb ""fj .
tin nana of the decision of Presi
fnnfiml aermOU. today, and onlaf-
dent Harriman, concerning tne ment f0n0wed in. tne uuxion ceme-
' Borne aBtylo
REST AU RAN
.Regular Meals, 25 cts t
; " Sriort br'der lunches,'
5pp. Farmers' Feed Shec '
Main vi. .
- Ore
Hillsboro
AUTWiOBHJE
1
f. of the P. R. & N.Co. fort
land papers are full of rumors that
the road will not De extenoeu m
seaeon, but thus far nothing has
been given out oy uarnman, re
garding his intentions. , ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Sohaefer, of
Linnton, returned home Monday,
after a short visit with Mrs. Schae
fer's mother, Mrs. Robs, of Tualatin
Plains. , .;.
-T. R. Ratcliffe, of Rowell Rroe
1, n 1 1 .. :M iAmr taatai
Jflt UO., iscnoue, wan iu nunu
Mav and called.". - M.v.-.-r-f-r,;
tery.
Sears & Hart
Proprieto
Around was broken Saturday for
inn nnw M. K. church at thisplace,
Ka vnrkmeu under 6ontrsctor C,
M. RobinBon, of Portland, who also
1. . . . .i..-:iJ ik. kui
has tne comracy to uunu ud u.b
.ohr.nl hnrise at Cornelius. 4 ne
M. E. church was. built about
years ago, since which time several
.ilit.;nnfl have been made. Moet
of the eilla wet found to be Bound,
nwnnrr An tw outside. The build-
ina whan: oomDleted, will coaa
I about 5,00Q.-.
Tbird Stbet. Washing
.7Li ;f;,aBi4Iain V
Out
TTlLLSBORb' " -
UenraY iWomoblle U.p.lrln. At...
ttreatlri6r all airxja. B
- fot urf En'n, ii
beat In Hac
1 1 . LX'l-
Miss Etta Schulmerich f ;
iritt a iffo 'weeks' vacation at
Cacad.'" 8u wl return ho
first of oet week. 1
American, ln tbe 'ty
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