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thr iiliw
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moi of Harold 0.rltei,m.ti, a
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iJfDt at lb ii.Uet,
Injury bf.iiiKltt a verdict (.1
mii-iil. A then were no wilne
0 la lli" ih act. it pfumd
ibil ilxiiit I "Vli'rk, yeaierday,
(llUi Chrutri i n, who . aed
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huAvuf oiix'inl ( the lit"k in hi
diAii, "I lb
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foul, I"' h'rd the n'loniun half
itt.ilMey,and at nticecaine over
VifA trrihoiii-i til III" ilia.) my'
ffu'.i, who oi rt ihiig the day
t B U. L"riy if' body of thi
ol i hrnMy inutiUtoil, and
t4icknl by ih nili i-.i, The
l fill f the h"d Wa luiiml
IiiiukJ tint Olio lull' I Wa K ill
jTinbijr htil c uil'Iaioed of ttniiiirli
wililr M mi o t iii.K, Mil allowed
biiiil'tirr 1. 1 inaauiiy.
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to? (all.rf, li i a i.Hiit ait-, vim. r,
( .U.-i.i 1,1141.1)1 1 .1 ill tUlnltP alo.r.l
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ii iii v. ti.ia M t iiat ol t'tnl
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N. Itiin.tt Jrn of Mr
M'" W. N. Ilarrett, of Uiih
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, ""i int IhllbbDro trvoywarii
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r . . - ---- v, aju iiao HI Oil
,,0"ll tl.o Naval Academy.
-i" i inree uicmtliH tliiri Bum
U. 8, 8. Chicago, cruin
Illl" the AiUntio connt. He
'lo imire ytura to stay I.Hfore
'Uatlon u,l 1 Ill I . ... .1
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KlGd UMt.i .1 .. r ...!
..w i u,w ii iu roruanu
"nenjlay after n ion, to attend
IMThttV MIU.1, ..... l a
eh way in 1 hour and 20
""'' Mr. Hlnue'H guefita are
'iiKiii- h, Haying that bin new
" miiiitner."
- --..Ft., i in 4 uuititiu, imTw
wHrdud a contraut to build
'l,Hf the i (fe N t) from
P'' IS, on the Hillrl.oro end
ne '"ih, and willl beciu work
.her contruotH will be
Wo'!j Walter Hantiai.. of Bux
conduct the ooujujiaitttry
""Hen t,
'tof Anderfloi,. of South Eoreet
V'1'! II. J. WriRht, of Da-
"ill, and Hi. Clark, of Forest
"iliiul lit)HintB bjfore comnoia-
"b ourt, yoeterday.
Krl W.lur. of I'hilli,,, ,
county tt vi.ilor Kri.l.y.
I' U i I
n..i.,M r ulh of
.......mro, III twn Moi.il.y.
I - rmaiu I. ,VMy Hu(.
Mr. .., Mr.. J0,j iHhMi
il-l Uu., la IVtUn.1 HumUy
I'r. K. A. Hall..
TuUr, to ,uni , h(Wpiuj
John Mym.of K.ym,,,,,!, ),
1IU. III. r.l.liTM .t Ht.lvt.lil
lat wk.
I'r. J If K
n'i, i iitinly vattiriiia
rian. of KortNii (jr..vi, aa in I,,,,,
yriMay.
.,: i i , i
.n nai.i ..annall a,,,) wira f
ii.rtiantl,vi,te, HilUU,,,, rrlnivw
ovr nuiulay.
Hatiii.lt V. Kimi, a well
farintir of Waiato l.akn,
lowu yMtertlay, on l.uaiurw
iiiiidd
U' t ii..... .. . .
... uii'iuorra luai .a
III commiini-. pickioK Iiomi, Id hi
yard, on Monday, Kept. 7. 21 h
Tim Colin. Club will him.1 at the
l.oii.a of Mr. J. 0. l.uokin, Hatur
'lay afleri.m.1., Ht.ii. ."i, at :i o'clock
Jacob lUicbru, out of tha crack
road urvlora of tha count, wa
in from bl farm near tal I'uioo,
Moiulay.
H. U Huaton. uf Turtland. lor-
murly a well known ililltU.ro at
lofiiey. wa in town Monday, oo
lral l.utinr.
W. K. Nordttrum, and fau.ilr
who bays boen here tince la t
tyring. It.fl Tuta.lay, for their o d
hotnt. at l.yon. Neb.
Kluifir Hmitb and wife iiux-l to
tart for Kirktville, Miouri, nit
Saturday or Sunday, where Mr
H in i lb will attend medical college
Jaa. Cruikthank, who waa a dep
uty ator undr Ueo. li. Wilcoi,
tin year, and Jobo Harvey, of ('
dar Mill, weie in loan yeeterday
lira J ad ol tale.
!,t One pair diamond ear
ring and one diamond ring; be
tween Karmiogton and lUaverlon.
Kindrr pleae call at Ibil office
and rncive reward. 23 5
The city baa received 1 GOO feel
of new r, incb Catt iron water piK,
which will be inatalled immediate
ly, to rrplac old pipe, many of
which are leaking badly.
Council met Tueeday night, and
htwidra auditing a number of bill,
paa.d an ordinance rrgulaling
peddling, ll i thought that thin
ordinaniv will fully cover tbe cae.
There will t a hopplokera daooe
given at tbe new Kredville hall,
one half block north of depot, on
Saturday evening. Kept. 12. Come
everylxtdy Good muic and good
order guaranteed 2.r U
Mr. Ja Milteuberger returned
Hunday from Aaloria, where the
viniteil with Mr. and Mre. Bod
Hay, formerly of ihi oily. She
aU "took iu" tbe Regatta while
there, and report a tplendid time.
Hlreyed Three milk cow; all
dehorned; one dark red; dark gray;
and a black cow, branded "C. I.."
on hip; iwo freeh eoon. Strayed
away about June '27th Notify
Uavy Broi., Hilledele, Ore, K.
D.I. '16
Judge RcmmI, of tbie city, exhib
ited to tbe Argue today, a eample
of fine Karl Crawford peache,
raieed on hie lot on Kiret etreet.
The Urgent tpeclmen wae 10 inchee
in circumference, and the fltvor
Mjtial to that of tbe beet.
JobnConuell threabed CO acre
of wheat on hie farm tbie eeaeon,
which yielded at the rate of 27 j
buahela to the acre Tbe valley
land etill givee good grain yleldi,
though muob of it bai been in
grain ever linoe it wae brought in
to cultivation.
Herman Oetermann, of Center
villa, wae In town Tueeday. He
reiK.rU that threehing is nearly all
done in the Cenlerville and Ner
bnort neighbor boode, and that the
yield haa been an average oue.
The dance at tbe Centerfille hall,
laet Satiudaj night, wai well H
tended, 47 number! having been
eold.
Hop picking will be in full blast
all over tbe couuty next Monday.
Many familin will leave town the
latter part of thle week, to arrange
their campe and be in reading f.r
work Mouday morning. Ho farei
reported, yard ownere will pay
cent a .ound for picking 1ht
eeme to be the figure agieed upon
by tnoet of the hop men.
Doneleon I etlll t the eame old
Bland, with a full line of furnUh
inge for the houee. I m not mak
i5 any out in prices. I make the
!'ut down, when 1 get tbe good..
Honeet prioee has been our motto,
and will he in h. future. Good
bought at Doneleon'i will be taken
back if not found lat.efaotory,
repreBented.-W.O. Doneleon.
Will Goodin, of Aetoria, eent T.
It Imbrie a monster tanned Cin
namon 'bearskin, which, when
Jpreadouton the floor, lookal a
b g as the hide of cow. It came
I, exprees. with no no e of ex-
fe'il
SS'eta h and thus h". a nniqu.
rui for bis home. Mr. Imbrie high
y gaPPreol.te.th.Blft. M'. Good
n it i a brother of our county judge,
fiiik mm n
SCHOOL SL'ILDING
Italvuch I xtinKuisiicrs l or
I acli Svliool H.mmii Provided
Vli.tl
Will Hia la
Sfpteml.rr
Hllll.ro ua
'ir ior nr. r, A. Itailey, It 1
Greer ami A. A Mi.r.lll
I ortland Wetlnea-Uy ,,d pun haHed
--. " - n rin au
a metallio lire mvm tut the Hill-
lH.ro publio school which will be
iustalled at the rear of the building
iney auto purchaetxl a Uabcock ex.
unguiHtier or the latest make for
each of the rooms. New deeke ami
eats were also provided for the
lOib grade, which in added this
term. Workmen will have the fire
ecpe ready when school begins.
i ne other lire apparatus will alro
I installed in readinees for tb
term. Other improvements have
been made, of which tbe Armis ha
heretofore spoken, and tbe fall term
will legin under nioet favorable
auspices. Miss Johnstone, of Port
land, a graduate of tbe I'niverHitv
of Cbicaiio, will have charge jointly
of the!t:b ami Huh orrwitf-M villi
Principal II V. Karnee, who has
so succeescfully managed the school
in tbe past.
J'oIIowIdk it a hat of the itiitriicloti
who will bavr cliar of the trveral ile-
pftmrott H. W. Barurt, principal, and
aim Jolitnloiit, lytl. and mtb grailri,
Mr JoMLlnur Cat. lh uradt: Mrs.
!u.it Faitli, 7tb radr: Mtat Irnnir
Itcauiiah, 6lh a-tadr: .Misa TennraMe
U'talhrrtnl, bill grade; MitH Ktbrl Nor
uiao, 51b itradr; Mian Kutb l.it.eii. atb
K'adr; Mim Ulancbe Kicr, ltd grade,
Mia kunt U'lkm, jiul Ktadr; Mr. Maud
akf.
primary,
HEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
R II r.rrrr rt tu to W K Shrrrill, pt
M Aliwr il I r t 1 a a w I lost)
() A Krrba to 1'aul Jcutro, 4 arrra
c Vi t '.' 1 I w ino
Tbrodote Pointer tt al to O t' Ctnik
rt al, 4 45 tart Wm I'ointrr d I c
I I 1 445
Marian A l'cteroii to Jobu R Welch
1,1 1 ai tet arc t t 1 s 2 w v
Ki nel Srna rt al to Mr II M i'atton
part block N Fairvlrw add I1Ih... 600
Krtirat Hrua rt al to K C Patton, pt
Idork N Kairtirw add Hilltboto... 1000
l It Kotfrrael u to It S Reel, 20
acres tec 4 t 2 1 w 3ix 0
I A II Arala rt ux to C V H Kumh-II,
lot 1 anil 1 lilk 14 So Park ad P O 10
W 11 I.vda eierulur to l-Mmer l.yda,
part nec 36 1 1 11 I) w m
II Mrtirrr et ui to klra H Loouiti,
lot S lilk Jb Metier acre tracts 5n
T S Cornrhua et ui to () W Taylor,
tu acrrt t,' Mt Kav it 1 c t I n t w jotioo
) H I'ooptr et ui to II S Rretl, 100
acrrs l.alhlrM tl I c t 1 J w IOOOO
tlrroii N'uiaer) Co to llrtinan Klaus-
tra. I S t-ir I Birtlrr d 1 c Joo
Mary A Siuipnoii to T Conurll rt al,
wo r Ott bius tl I c t I u 2 w 2fKoo
Robert llulme toS I. Wirtb rt al.lat
if. TiaatiWillr lit-irfhu 4.09 acres... 100
T T SkerN el ui to ( i SkeeU et at,
10 at iet J M Rowrll it 1 c t 1 8 2 w 250
I 111111 a II llotclikiss guartltati It) K I
Kuratli. twrt sec 4 tin w X52
Katr M Kudrr tH al 1 to J W Vaudrr-
vrldrn, t K Walker tl I c t I n 3 w 25
Myra K C'.reer to JoMplilne M Cae,
tract M MtKirr tl I c 112 w 1450
Wrsl Ore Trusl Cu to Con Timb Co,
pt sec .1 tins sec 1 1 t 2 n 6 etc . 4 '5
II Haauiussrii rt ua to C A 1 Hull, It,
lots 7 and S blk 6 Kairv atld Hbo... boo
Win l.iod to II ll Oliver, 4 t' tes sec
35 t 1 1 w "5
PROBATE
(oiardianiliip Kva Stewart, lusane; botitl
H . Stewart, (iianliui., uieo; r. oirwau,
aurrtv: amir. r.sl tourao ,-icnuiuirrii.-ii,
drc'tl; tinal acct fileil; Moil, IVt ,S, at 10
a ui, lor liraruig ot)j. tjisl will aim lesi
Alice M Cornell, UrOI. aum 10 prooair;
l.rvk is T Cornell, eircotor. I.asi will aim
test DeWitt C Merrilt drc'tl; onler exec
turn over all Drop to alary K Merrill; est
closr.l.-t;iiat.liaiishipW WtJeiKer, imti,
1,...! u nan In aoor: ale contitnirO. r.si
llrleii ..I liaies, iit-co; imai ku
M.1,1. Oct s. tr neHr uo .-r.3i j
urraltl. dtM: tinal acct and report appr
ad ill bond relieved; enter nunc pro tunc
Auu 10, 08.-r.st Jennie ..1 siarrs, oecti,
iuvut apprs filed autl appr. Rst Uamler
Kim a. . en : iiiul acci men mun, v 1 3,
for hearing olij. Ksl Herman Breenier,
drcd; i'td closed ou tiling rrct ipts Kt
Susan K Tsnnrr, deed; adiu ottl sell real
est at public sale. Kst Peter Srgesseman
lectl; sale persona, propappi.
PUBLIC SALE
The undesigned will eell at auolion
on his .arm, half mile north of
Cedarraill, known as the James
Young farm, at 1U oolocn
SATURDAY, 8KPTKMBKR 20
weiuhs i itc. horse, x
veara, weigh 13S0; niHre, 10 yeara old,
J . . ... .... . J. .1.. hv Cnnllrl-
yearling lilly. ww fre on October 3rd,
vinch farm wagon, Champion mower,
neatly new; 14 inch ateel plow, 60 tooth
tteel lever barrow, Scotch barrow, rever
.11.1. .ii... narrow. et of double harness,
about 4 acrea of potatoe to he sold by
tbe acre, souie tares anil oais uuxeo iu
be sold by theewt. S
Terms: $10 and under, cash in
hand; over $10, one year's time,
hankable note. 8 per cent. 2 per
cent discount for cash.
James Cruioksnank, uwner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auotioneer.
THIS SETTLES IT
a. iha Imnression that It is legal
trill deer uureutd by dogs during
. .... r- . - . .. T
Ka onn aeasoD has gone lorm, I
-Uh to state that in aocordauce
ith a deoieion rendered by Atty
General A M. Urwtora 11 un
lawful to kill deer pursued by dogs,
at any time of the year, and that
the law in regard to same will be
rigidly enforced.
R. 0. Stevenson,
State Game ind Forestry Warden.
hilubm'o a net., 'rr-T 1. wa
Kli Howull, r,f MoiHitaiiiilale
a Hillnbrtro vieitor Monday.
Pavi.l lerhabol I, of near Ifr-lve-
lia, was in the city Monday.
' . ...
hum .Nemo oraiiH ih visiting
irietitiM 11. Uark county, Wanh.
Kred Smith, of Laurel, transact
ed biiMinoeM in Hilleboro Kriday.
Ten lit, camp hIooIh, baminocliH,
canvaHn- colM. etc , al I'att woii'm.
Ker.tnu Smith, of n-ar West I'n
ion, wkh a county Meat visitor Mon
day. Harvect crews (oiiiplifil with
bread, by the City Bakery, Main
street. lstf
Frank White, nf (,'t.rvalli, i tbe
gueel t.f K. I.. Abbott ami family,
ibis week.
C. Algeebeiiiier, of Houtb of Reed
ville, wan iu town Monday forenoon
ou liUHinees.
Miaees Nellie Wallace and Pearl
.Smith left tbe first of the week for
a short visit at Hammond.
Ham Moon, a well known stock
man and farmer, of Centerville,
was in Hillsboro, Tuemlsy.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry David and
Mrs. F. Thatcher, of north of For
est Grove, were in town yesterday.
J. J. Meachem, of Mountaindale,
was in town Monday . Mr. Meach
em hag been stopping in Portland
of late.
Mrs. f A. Whitcotub lis epend-
ing several weeks at Ocan I'a.k,
with her Bister, Mrs. (1. I,. liiiners.
of LaGramle.
Sicial discount of i. percent
on screen doors and adjustable win-
lows screens, for short time only,
at Patterson's.
Miss Georgia Thorium, of North
Yakima, Wash , wan the guest of
her aunt, Mrs R H. Greer, the lat
ter part of last week.
The handsome new bouse of Max
Crandall, in South Hillnborn, is al
most finished. It contains seven
rooms, and was built by Contractor
n hitcomb.
Several hopmen from various
parte of tbe county held a confer
ence here yesterday, and agreed to
pay a cent a pound for picking,
this Beasou.
We sell more wire fence than all
our competitors combined. I be
reason is that we have the largest
stock and can sell tbe cheapest.
Schulmerich Bros. 51-tf
I.. A. Whilcomb, W. K. Sherrill
and K A. Robertson, of this citr,
have leased the Wheeler Mfg. Co'e
plant, near tbe depot, and took
oseeHrion of the mill, Wednesday.
Sam l'ooley is having a new six-
room cottage built on Washington
street, between Sixth and Seventh,
which will cost about $ir.00 when
finished. Whilcomb it Sherrill
have the contract.
A special train, bearing Divicion
Supt. Fields, General Supt. M. J.
Buckley and General Manager J.
P. O'Brien, of the Southern Pacific
Company, stopped in Hillsboro a
few minutes on luesday.
Contractor Loreung, who has the
contract for the new M inter bridge
expects to finish the driving of the
piles, this week, supervisor Kel-
sav will soon nee in work on me
fill, which is about 100 yards in
length.
Cider apples wanted at the
Knight Packing Co'? cider mill, at
Cornelius. Highest market price
paid. e will also do custom
work. We have whisky barrels
for eale this year. Independent
phone, No. TIM. 21
Tbe real estate in the estate rf
W. W. Geiger, an insane person
was sold by 8. B Huston, to Mark
Bump, last Monday afternoon, at
the court house door, for $921.00,
or $30 per acre. Mr. Huston' is
executor of the estate.
Clearance sale nf all men's, boyB'
and ladies' suits. Will be sold at
actual cost, and all broken lines
carried in the immense stock of the
General Merchandise Store of
Sobulmerich Bros. Come early
and get your choice. 51 tf
For Sale A pair of strong geld
inge, weight 2800 lbs; sorrel and
black, with blazed faces; l years
old: work due together. Also
heifers. 2 fresh, and one will be
fresh this fall. F. M. Barnes, 5
miles south of Hillsboro, Ind
phone, 1133. 25 tf
Mr. Johnson, a prominent grain
dealer of Portland, was in town the
latter part of last week, and bought
4 carloads of oats from farmers in
tbie vicinity. The price paid was
$20 per ton, but many of tbe
raisers are holding for a better
price.
Geo. Schulmerich, city recorder,
oilers to marry couples during the
month of September for US cents,
flat. Bargain counter priceB.
George's form is short and eweet,
but they will stay tied just the
same. Thinks he ought to kiss the
bride, at that figure.
Two hop contracts were filed with
the county recorder yesterday.
Paul G. Horst, by the terms of tbe
contracts, agrees to pay K. C. Mill
ion and G. K llathorn, ot tbe
Laurel neighborhood, each 9 centB
a Daund for 10,000 pounds of hops,
to be delivered aboard the cars at
HillBboro. A Gaston man filed a
contract, earlier in the season, for
lOo a pound, These are the only
hop contracts of record this seaBon
HIS VICTIMS 1101
U O.nfiJent That I'crdue
(lame From Sparta, N. C.
MOTHER AVI) SISTEK VISIT BIVI
Overcome Willi Emutiao wbtn Moth
er Greet, Him
Walter Johnson, who is in jail at
this place, charged with tbe mur
der of Klrner K. Perdue, told Hher-
ill Hancock, Monday, that be
thought be would recognize the
name of the town in North Caro
lina, if he should see it on tbe
map. The sheriff procured a map
giving all the small townB of that
state, and Johnson pored over it
during the following evening.
Tuesday morning he told tbe
sheriff that be was now sure that
Perdue hailed from Sparta, North
Carolina. He is also sure that
the county from which Perdue
came was Allegbaov. Sherifl
Hancock has written to the sher
ill' of that county, making inqui
ries Mrs. Johnson,' of Lents,
and a married daushter. from
Portland, visited Johnson yester-
lay alternoon. Botb ol tbe visi
tors were greatly affected, and
emerged from the jiil with tear
stained eyes. For tbe first time
since his arrest, Johnson broke
down and wept bitterly, when he
taw his mother and eiBler.
SOME HINTS ON DAIRYING
Fred Schomberg, one of the best
P'mteil dairymen in the Btate, and
who has done much, in connection
with others, to advance the dairy
interests of Washington county,
made the statement one day this
week, "that 20 per cent of the av
erage dairyman's yearly milk out
put is lost, by not properly caring
lor tbe milk, between the dairy
and tbe condenser. In other words,
the loss is due to a failure to prop
erly cool tbe milk at tbe dairy, and
to keep it cool en route to tbe con
denser. He states that aB soon as
the milk is taken from tbe cow's
udder, the can containing it should
be placed in water, and the milk
shoald be stirred until it reaches a
temperature of GO degrees. In
transporting it to tbe condenser,
tbe cans Bhould be covered with
wet sacks during hot weather, when
the temperature is above 70 de
grees. Nor Bhould it stand ex
posed in cans when the tempera
ture is above (10 degrees, winter or
summer. A drop of milk, magni
fied (iiiO times, plainly shows tbe
butter fit cells. Accidity iu milk
increasee after leaving tbe cow, and
the cooling process checks the
above tendency. Accidity weakens
the butter fat cells, and a sample
taken with the eample taker, causes
the granules of butter fat to slip off
the taker, and thus reduces the
value of the test by which the
whole amount of milk is judged.
That is why many people do not
understand the variation in milk
tPStS."
WILLIAM BEAGLE
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Imbrie, of this
city, receivetl word Wednesday of
tbe death of their brotber-io-law,
Wm. Beagle, Yellow Jacket, Idaho,
which occurred a few days ago.
Mr. Beagle was the eon ol Wm.
Beagle, sr , a pioneer of 1843, who
settled near Forest Grove and took
up a donation land claim. De
ceased was aged about (0 years,was
born in this county and married
Marie Mauzy, a sister of Mre. J. A.
I mbrie and of Mrs. Letita Smith, of
Portland.
Besides his wife deceased leaves two
daughters aud three sons as follows:
Mrs. Grace Russell, of Spokane, Wash.,
Mrs. Have Lewis, of Seattle, and William,
Raymond and Geo. Beagle, of Portland,
lie is also survived by two sisters, Mrs.
Cynthia Turner, of Pendleton and Mrs.
Milton lleuibree, of McMinnville, and
three brothers, Ben, "Bud" and Frank
Beagle. Deceased was a prominent Ma'
sou and also belonged to the Woodmen
He was buried in Idaho.
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at the Albert Jack farm,
one mile east of Farmington, at 10
o'clook, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11,
Iron grey mare, 5 years old, weight
1400 2 cows in milk, 1 yearling heifer,
spring can, uoeu cnicxens; luiiciieu
back, nearly new, witu cover; laianipion
binder, gram drill, disc harrow, 14-Inch
Sulky plow, 14. inch walking plow, 12
inch walking plow, steel harrow, wooden
harrow, oltl wagon, set double hack har
ness, set double work harness, double
shovel plow. No. S cook stove, nearly
new; heater, ami nouscnoia goons too
numerous to mention.
Terms of Bale: $10 and under,
cash; over $10, one year's time at
8 per cent with approved seounty.
Judge ftioodemuB.
B. P. Cornelius, Auotioneer.
For Sale or Exchange
Will sell, or exchange for farming
land, a fourth of a block, on Sixth
and Baseline, one block from street
car line, 4 blocks from Fifth street
depot. Fine building, hedge, shrub
bery, barn, chicken park, eto. For
particulars see G. A, Wehrung,
HilUboro, Ore. 25-tf
John Ritter, of Helvetia, visited
llillrlwro, Tuesday.
Lewis Ennis, of near South Tual
atin, was in town Monday.
Tents, camp stools, hammocks,
canvase cots, at Patterson e.
Christ. Healer, of near Farming
ton, was in the city yesterday.
Rudolph Tschantz, of Helvetia,
was a county Beat caller, Friday.
Leopold Dietz, of Phillips, had
business at the county seat Friday.
Chris. Schuman and Wm. Wai
bel, of Helvetia, were in town Fri
day. Tom Talbott, one of Cornelius'
substantial citizens, was in town
Tuesday.
The weather forecaster at Port
land, promiees fine weather for
September.
A. T. 8tratton, of Cornelius, is
working on tbe new M. K. church
at this place.
Elder J. A. Campbell will preach
in the Christian church at Farm-
iogton next Sunday morning, Sep
tember t.
Vetch seed for sale. The beet
variety. Apply to A. Chalmers,
Forest Grove, Ore., R. 2, or at farm
Dear Centerville. 25-tf
A. C. Brown, of Forest Grove,
visited his son, Ernest Brown, and
family, Wednesday.
J. Nicodemus, of near Sherwood,
was in town Tuesday. Read notice
of hie sale in this issue.
Geo. Krebe, of Helvetia, and
Chris. Grant and wife, of Phillips,
were in tbe city Monday.
Sam Kuratli and Mrs. J. J Ku
ratli, of Phillips, were the guests of
relatives in Hilleboro, Friday.
Born, to the wife of ChaB Mey
ers, of near the Rood bridge, on
August 29, 1908, a daughter.
Chas. Crowther, of Buxton, and
D S Galloway, of Banks, were in
town tbe fore part of the week.
Hop dance, at Hillsboro Hall,
Saturday evening, September 12,
1903. Walker's orchestra. 25 6
Thou Murphy, one of the pio
neers of the Mountaindale section,
was in town yesterday, and called.
Special discount of 15 per cent on
screen doors and adjustable window
screens, for short time only, at Pat
terson's. 21-tf
Henry Rotb and wife, ot Lents,
were out last week to attend tbe
Dahinder- Tschantz wedding, at
Helvetia.
Palmateer'e Confectionery car
ries the choicest line of cigars and
tobacco in tbe city. When in town
give us a call. 21 tf
D. W. Bath, editor ot a Cottage
Grove paper, and formerly of the
Independent, spent Stiuday with
his family, in Hillsboro
Chris. Egli and sister, Miss An
na, arrived here from Santa Barba
ra, Monday, and will make Wash
ington county their future home.
W. W. Hoetetler, of the Reed-
ville hop yard will begin picking
on the 7th of this month. The
yard contains 50 acres of prime
bops.
Kuratli Bros. Bold tbe Frost
ranch, north of town, this week,
to S. M. Mann, of Portland, for
$9000. The tract contains 100
acres.
I make a specialty of digging
and cleaning wells. If you need
my sei vices call on or address P
H. Vandehey, Cornelius, Oregon,
R. F. D. 1. 24 27
Thos. Simms, who owns one of
the best tracts of farm land in this
county, consisting of J9o acres,
near Farmington, was in town
Monday, on business.
The Mountain Tigers, of Helve
lia, were defeated last Sunday by
the Glenooe club, score, It) to 4
The Mountain Tigers defeated
Hillsboro two weeks ago, 7 to 8.
Mr. Mendenhall and bride, nee
Miss Shepard, of Mountaindale,
were in town Monday, en route to
their home in California. They
were married at Mountaindale
about two weeks ago.
Strayed, from my pasture near
Cedar mill, 2 horses, a white and a
sorrel. White horse branded "A"
on left front leg. Each wei
about 1100 lbs. Notify Chris. Sis
bert, Portland route 2, or phone to
Cedar Mule store. 25
Some Japanese workmen were
arrested last Friday evening for
starting a fire near the Milne ware
house. Tbey were brought before
Recorder Sbulmerich who gave them
a reprimand and turned them loose,
The Japs were working in vicinity
of the warehouse and in some way
disturbed a yellow jackets nest
They were stung and out of re
venge Bet tire to the nest. I be city
marshal then gathered them in
with the above result.
Oo Tuesday, the 14 year old eon
of Melville Howell, ot near Beaver
ton, while playing with a shotgu
shell, touched a match to the bust
oess end of the shell, with the re
sult that his face, nose and eyes
were badly burned, the eyebrows
being entirely burned away. Dr
F. A. Bailey, who attended the
boy, says he thinks the eyes can be
saved. It was a fortunate thing
for the boy that the cartridge oon
tained no shot, otherwise, there
would have been a more aenous
result.
PROFESSIONAL.
I'.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Ollicw-Kailey-Mi.riran block, tipotair,
Roo.it 12, 13 and 15. ResUleiifr-Honth-w,t
corner Madeline ami Mecotnl Htrn-la.
Both Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office upHtair oerTb Delta Drug Hlor
Roaidence Eaat of Conrt Horn,
In the corner of the block.
MrrrMrMrWMAVr
JAMES PUILLIPfi TAMIES1E, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or KngliHh. Of
fice iipniairs, over U M. Hoyt Co's. store,
north able of Main tit., HillalK.ro, Or.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D..D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 and o
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phone. PilUhnrn Hri-
a aathJ Wat A a
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DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooma 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
etreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Arrw Avvwvwwy
Bmm. H. Baajtey W. O. Harm
BAQLEY at HARE
ATTORJJKYS-AT-LAW
Booms 1 and HI Sknte Building
HILLSBORO, . . OREGON.
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H T. BAQLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, upstair, over the Pot Office,
HUlaboro, Oregon
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E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, k 5, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro
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JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Upstalra, Bailey lUrgan Block
Rooma, lanla.
HILLBBORO. - OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main 8treet, opp. Conrt Houue.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
FORHST GaOVE
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 31
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
'hones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro -- Oregon
Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
Keep constantly on hand a 6ne
supply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Era In Prion
We are going to sell meats at prices low
er than those which have prevailed in
the past, Call In and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Mala Street, Hillsbore, Oregoo.
Etomo Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Main St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
AUTOMOBILE
P AD API? Sears & Hartrampf
UAIUillJj Proprietors
Third St., bet. Washington
and Main
Hillsboro
Oregon
t.i-.ne.ral Automobile liepalrlnft. Automo-
bllri Supplies of all kind. Atunt
lor International Englnti,
best In uac.
Born, to the wife of Frank Peer
enboom, at Roy, Oregon, Aogof t
28, 1908, a daughter, weight Hi
and is well known neie.
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