VALTEK RERNAKDS
l.linhft MunRlcd In Clover
llullcr Machinery, S ilutday
HlMDlr or VCKHOUKT 'I YlaUl
fiiiiil Sti rdra and Huiltl (Juar at
Vitoil TuJav
Jb uoIgltMirtiiM il of Vailt Mirl in in
mourning tljr, over llm datli of
Wall IWuarda, a wall known
DJ wealthy Hollander, who waa a
imIiIxhI of tlt aiH'tlun lor 'il years
prior to lib death. Hla dnalh was
jut to eecMitnt which occurred
ul Halurday, on hla farm, while
bltuwilf and handa were hiillinK
cloer. HuuiilMng went wrong
viln the machinery, and Mr. tr
narJ cliiuUd Ui on Ihe huller to
III il, when ha alid in aome
uiiuner and fell, hla right leg gel
liDg in lo the mat-binary . lb-fore
It oould Ix eilricaied, the ml
it l.aJIv mangled, the older Irg
also (uflerim laceration and
bfulaea. Ifciclnra Linklaler and
lilnea, ol Hillaburii and Korea!
Uro, were hurried to ine biib,
tod after oootulUtion, the Injurni
man waa taken lo Ht. Vim-rut's
Hospital, Cortland, whrre the limb
waa amputated, on the day follow
ing Ixtea of blood and ethauilion,
bowavar, bad ao depleted the pa
Usui's ayitem that ha died Turaday
uiomlug. The remain were ahl
oed U hi home Tueeday, ami the
tuuaral and burial take place to
day. The eervice were couducled
bf Ktv. Kaihr Killlehofan, of the
arboorl Calbolio church, of which
direaeed waa a member.
lkeceal waa M year of age, and
Il tuivived by a wife and eight
oblldren, all of whom reaide at
botue Mcept the oldeal daughter,
Mra. John Vanderianden, of Hoy.
The other children are: Joeephiue,
Martin, Margaret, Minnie, Delia,
Chrlitloa and Krancea. Mr. Iter
cards waa horn in Holland, April
'ti, IMS, and came lo Oregon in
1S.S7, aeltling In tbia county, near
Verboort. Ha waa highly reeperled
by all wbo knew biin, and will !e
greatly tuleeed io the Verboort aec
lion, whara ba waa beet known.
STNIftT F AIM COMMITTEES
Following la a liat of the variuut
Html Fair ooiuiultleea, apHiinted
by the ei'cutlve roiumitiee, who
are icied to "gel busy" with the
buaineaa aulruaUd lo their rare ard
thai aaaiil lo make the forthcoming
fair the great auocena con tempi a led.
Aildraea oommunicalion lo Mayor
John l'entiia, chairman eieculive
committee.
Program-11. i'. Corn-liti, lr
t. A. llailay and II. U Ouil.l.
Advertleing l.uciua A. Ing, H.
C. Killen and II . (luild.
Holiclilng-Cal Jack, W. V, Wi
lay and Kd Hcbuliueriob.
Agrlouliure Thoe. Connell, K
M Ktltay and K. J William.
Horticulture 1k H Wilooi,
W. R. Ilarriaaud A. McOill.
Cattle-A. It Beiley.W'm. Hchtil
inerirb and Thoa. Wllhyeoml.
Horaea Thoa. II. Tungue. V. W.
Ptyna and II. H. Johneon
Poultry U. A. I'alleraon, It. II.
Uraer aud (leo. (), Sloan.
Bbeep and goala John Milne,
Geo, Naylor and Kerd Uroner.
rtwlne R, Beamish, Horuer Km
tuott and Brn Birdaall.
Kaolng-C W. Keduinnd, K. B
Tongue and Thoa. Talbott.
Hewing for prlie-Mra K W.
Moore and Mra. J. A, Imbrie.
Mu.io-A. C. Hbule, J. B.WilkM
od C. A. Larrikin.
Cointultlae confer with Portland
wholeaalera Kd 8chulmerioh, V.
H. Wabrung and W. O. Doneleou.
BOARD OF TRADH MEETING
Hilliboru's commercial Importance In on
tbt lui'rtee. Tlirr la not a town of lit
alia oo Ibe coa that bs not a working
Hoard of Tradt. In order to have tbe
buslutis uttn of the town gel logf ll''
and put the best toot forward, we have
decided to call a meeting at the City
Mall, on neat Momlay evening, at S
p. in., lor the parpoiie of considering tlie
comtnerclat needs of the town ami lor
uolttd action lu ercoriuK new industries
fur thla vicinity.
J. P. Tamieitle, preatdenl
I,. A. Long, secretary.
APPLES WANTED
Cider apple wanted at the
Knight l'acking Co cider mill, at
Cornelius. Highest market price
Paid. We will alao do custom
work. We have whlnky barrels
lor aale this year. Independent
phone, No. 7161. 24 7
HILLSBORO TO STATE FAIR
Thaflnn(Kn Panifln rimnnanv will
11 liokeU from Hillsboro to the
Ule fair at Balea), from the Htn
to the lth of Bent., good until Hept
20tb,for $2.10.
26 7 Pratt Viokere, agent.
NOTICE
We hereby give notice that we will
not be responsible for any debts
contracted by our aon, Andrew
oaimusien.
Hana Daamnaaan anil Wife.
, O IIMDUi M u i
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., Hept. 2,
Rina on the
Hth In.t
lien l)(x,y, af near (Jr
waa in town Mi..nl.
"nvilln
-j .
l'iT , ()f ir HeUftia,
waa in lowo yenlerday.
Otto Wintrier, of Ithany, waa a
county aeal caller, lent Friday.
Frank Kowell. of kholla, waa in
town on Ingal buaineaa, yeeler.lay.
leo. Hellaire.or Mountaindale,
waa an early vitilor to Ilillal.oro,
today.
Frank Weiaenhw-k, f,,rnttian of
the Witch llixl hop yard, waa In
towu Halurday.
Frank Itowera, of Kcbolla, who
haa aold hia farm, expecla to move
10 Waahinglon, tliia fall.
LytUm Lludaey, an old pioneer
of Una county, waa up from hia
Houtb Tualatin home yeelerday.
I f you are particular of what you
eat, buy the pure and wholeeorue
candiea, made at the Den of Hweeta.
M. C Collier, for many years a
renidrnt of HillHboro, now of
Hcholla, waa in town last Halurday.
John It. McNew, of near Heed
villa, ib a bappy papa. The event
occurred on the Hih inal., and it in
a girl.
The ladiea of the Cbriitian
church will aerre lunchea during
the street carnival, in lha big tent
in (he court )irl. 'ill 'J
Arnold, tha ahowman, will be
here ne a l Halurday, to perfect ar
raiigemeula for the amuaementa
for the Hlreel Fair.
l.oat Humlay, Kept. (, a tele
aMe, Iwlwrrn UilUlxiro and Dud
ley Milla. Finder will pleaae leave
same at Argua oil ice. 20 !
J. Wolfard, of near HuiUm, waa
in town the tirat of the week.tn
buaiunea connected with lha estate
of the late Hilary Wolfard.
J. C. I.aiiikin exhibited aome
(ine I .te Duk cherries, which were
picked from one of hia trees today.
How is that for September cherries?
Dr. Williycoinbe, director of the
eierimsul station at the Htate
Agricultural College, was in the
city Tueeday, lha gueat of W. D.
Hare.
1 make a scialty of digging
snd cleaning wells. If you need
my aei vices call on or address P.
11 Vandebey, Cornelius, Oreunn,
It. F. 1). I. 24 27
Two representatives of the Boyd
Tea Co., Portland, were arrested
yeeltrdey, for eddling without a
lirwne They gave bonds in the
sum of $10 each.
We sell more wire fence than all
1 I Tl. -
our comisiiiors comuineu. iue
reason ia I bat we have lha largest
slock and can sell the cheapest.
Hohulmerich Hroe. M-ti
A. I.. lUlcomb was in from this
side of Uelhauy, today. He states
that the Holcomb school district
wanla a teacbsr. Applicants should
write Chas. Holcomb, clerk, Hills
horo, It. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Port wood, of Con
don, Oregon, whe were guests of
Dr. F. A Hailsy and wife, for sev
eral days, returned to their home,
today. Mr. Porlwood is the lead
ing banker of Condon.
There will be a hopplokers danoe
given at the new Keedville hall,
one half blink north of depot, on
Saturday evening, Sept. 12. Come
every body. Hood music and good
order guaranteed. 2 0
Married, In Hillslwro, Wednee-
day, nepi . ",r, "'"R"
olliciating, William Uaney and
Mies Orimmda 'Inatouer. me
grwun is a son oi jamo- w-u
,DJ wifs. and the bride is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Thatcher, me young pf'"
.ill make their home at inaicu-
sr, after a short wedding trip.
J. D. dray, agent for a Des
u. a. insurance uoiuueur,
as arrested by Sheriff Hancock.
Wednesday, at ne lormm -
h'.at Port ami. ana win u
nut totlav. to answer to a
charge of larceny by bail's. Gray
.nma weeks ago, in toe
vicinity ot iigaruvuw, . -
. rri whara hA
wrote about W policies, mwir ur.
t, mii. He disciunted
the notes, but the assured claim
be did not turn over money
to
tbe insuranoe oorapany.
Dhotocrapher lor
. u..;n Oeo. M. Weister,
.overs davs cere lasi ww.
I . . "u. f W..hinotnn
tak.ng PWH-,,
ouuiitv r.. .... kiK hi.
. mnanM iur iud wwiwb
Of
!...:. Pa , nnt Ol ine doiu
Trade, travelled about 00
miles
views
Kim when nero.
-ere Ukeo of the Oregon Nursery,
r." lT-rd Oroner'a tile
ft y,C ndeo-r, and other views
in the city. Mo
. .. . ai.h hia wnrk here on ao
count of the emoky condition of the
.ir and will return on tbe Hth
1 'wh-I h. will b.W to go
and takaviewa of prominent ecenee
in tbe county. He wants a field
in..L !. ainn the around, and
U take tbe Btanton place with
'a. f Rnslieh Holly, and
would like a field where ooione are
athered. but on the ground ; a hop
v.rd with view of piokers, in iaoi
that will properly
aJ n nnntv. Word may
?l ih Dr. f.mieeie, bafore
The Htate Kair I
the date mentioned.
MO HOUSES
III!
'IS
Ji'J dlUlUJI
I). CliapiK-li's Iowa I'.oy
Wins ,IMM) purse
INH l THKKE SfKAKiHf H EATS
Hriiiifuro Buy Vtioa '2:20 Trot,
I'urae
fVK)
I. D. CbapII, who has a lea of
the ilillnWo Fair Grounds, did a
great huhinexs over at Everett, at
the racea laxt week. Hia Iowa Hoy
won the '2.IC.I pemnir, race; purse,
1,IH), lima, '2;MJ. HjH Bramford
Hoy won Ihe 'I'M) trot; purse, X);
time, 2:2U; and his liushnell King
won second money in the WA)
purse, 2:20 trot. This is going
some. All of lhene borwes m form
ed here at the tryout races hld
abiut the firal of Aiigimt, and the
nice work of Iowa Bov was com
iiienle on by those interested inland out of the way by Fair time.
rem racing. UMRIuaring mat IMS
i . . . . ... i
r.vereii track was so slow that Col
lege Maid, the guidelnss pacer, only
made a mile in 2:1.'!, it will he seen
that old Iowa Hoy did marvelous
lime 2:14 J The Argus is pleased
to see Chappsll put old Hillehtrn
on the map, and at
iiia a i;,a
win "the money."
KIma O, Chappell's lieautifuM
black mare, was entered in. and
won the lirst heat of the 2:l't trot.
but the next heat sbs acted so bad-
ly like ("lie did repeatedly at the
local grounds August 1 '.hat the
was distanced aud was withdrawn
Hhs made the heat in 2:20.
AUCTION SALE
I will .ell .t i.nl.ll,. a.le at the
I). U',t!,o.. ,!.., r.F,.i o
am.lh f llill-tw.ro t II) . tn . on I
FRIDAY. HKPTKMBKK 2",
S.U work ht.r.. ii in.l 12 vrt. weivht
1400 rach, grey liortc, 13 ytaaa, weighs
' ' I
mix), buck ik 111 drivniu team, voo each,
b aa.l a yeara, 15 Ucad goo.1 mua rowsi
LumiUK hcuu ,
t yeara, revntcrf .1 Jerv heifer, 2 years,
t.rtMxl auw ami X iIiumU, j'4 l.aKelle farm
wagon, i on hacks, hack with top, top
Iiukky Willi pule ati.l 41, cut U-
borne mower, 10 ft o. borne Rake rolling
.liar, u il i-vc. iH-in drill; spring tooth, 17
teeth: j 14-111 Rock I slamt plows, 1 4 -i 11
ilrailly plow, hay earner, 1 gal ateel
water trough, 'i seta double hnrnt-n. art
hack harneis, single buggy harness, 7 io
gal milk runs, W & W sewing machine,
Windsor Diano, lots of household and
kitchen furniture, shovels, forka and
ntliei aitic'es too numerous to mention
Teiuisof sale: f 10 and under,
cash; over 110, one ) ear's time at
6 per cent with approved security.
Henry Hogrefe, Owner,
B P Cornelius, Auotioueer.
Lunch at noon,
Advertised Letters
Mr II K Hales, Charley Bnlicook, J''
llraodtactil 2, il r iwnson, nir joa nusu-
I,.,,,,, n Hr.ndHt. Miss Susie Bahler.
m,. v v nvd Mr k k Hoimnnon. Mrs
Howard Cromwell, Mr Win Downing,
Angel Pemas, Misa Minnie Kgverla, Mrs
dnerl'rKSIr.Mr'tli.rC
Healer. Miss Amy Hook, Mr lid Ham,
Mr J W Hunter, Mr Mierman uuicnison
Mr Roland Heiub.ch, Mr Joe Hollen-
stein, Miss I', lian, mra mainua judcs,
Mr (Maude Johnson, Mr it Kuiiie, Kci-
na Kinir, A Karamanos, N Koujiwna, fllr 6 to teach, as expected, for
I I,,.,:n1, Mr JLfT MorWi M the reason that her mother is eer
Paul Mcehan, .Mr J T Morgan. Miss M , u.
i..r. i. A Mi tt j. sir olin s ue er.
Mrs Sarah McKinncy, MrGuisrppe Mes-
serl, Mr Frank II Porter 2, Jof.n L, Fat-
l"M' . .' . ..I
K.,ri ini on. Mr ( nris reuera. niisa i
Mabel Recder, Miss Alvie Koninson, nir
J
wauder, Miss Snia Smith, J S Thomp.
aim. .lira nniuu iu.t. . u.
MU. 1. Thomrwou. I. anV alklnOurK,
Hm A I) W estfall , Cora Weiss, Mrs T
W Ward, Krert W Wheeler, Leo and Klla
Wilson, Leo V Wilson 2, Henry Yager
4 r I d,
Hlllslmro, Ore., Sept. 2, 190S.
II. P. Cornelius, postmaster,
Fine Sheep for Sale
ohbred Shroo-
U TO SB) It"'- C
.... a
shire and Kamboutett earty ram
mbs, and two 2 year old Sbrop-
.1.!.. ....... .lun . ntwi n fl.vk nf
autre ruJB, . - v. .
X Ramboulett ewes, with line ram
1 . .u:. .....a Kraadina Will he
tor vuib ) -
ani.l .t a harca n. as 1 have Ue
cided to keep but one breed
Shropshire.
rera uroner,
Hillslwro, Ore., It. 2. 25 8
For Sale or Exchange
Will sell, or exchange for farming
and a fourth 01 a niocK, on Bixm
r.M RBlinn. one block from street
oar line, 4 blocks from Fifth street
depot. Fine building, hedge, anrutv
bery, barn, cnicaen pari, etc. ror
particulars Bee Gr. A. Wehrung,
Hillsboro, Ore. 25-tf
The last half of l!)07 taxes, where
the first half was paid betore tne
Bret Monday in April, 1908, will
he due on or before Monday, Oct.
5, 1908, and unless paid by that
Yta nenaltv and interest will be
. . f . 1 ...si tt mna ,...;!
added irons mini o, imm, uuu
paid.
n n it 1-
u u. nuucuuB,
II Rogers, Mr Leslie I. Rosa, Sir ueo nea- tne Union school house. While
Ring, Warren r.iaier 3, oiep.ieuoan, ... . , tQ
Mrs Alice Singletary, Miss Joyce Savage, P'cklp8 P, leu irom a iree 10
1., M,7M.,k Sid well, c r the ground, a dislance of about 15
l.K 1 ' " - " ' ,
or. g HberiU Waab. to., ur.lffener tumped from tbe vehiole.and
For Salt or Rent
The Hillsboro Flouring Mill; ca
pacity, 70 barrels; has a large stor
ing capaoity. Also, the Hillsboro
Warehouse, capacity, 200,000 bush
els. Will be. Bold separate, or to
gether. Apply to
John Milne, Hillsboro
16-27
HILLSBORO ArtOUS, SEPT. 10. 1908
A. C. Carslens, of Hanks, was
in town tfxlay.
Halurday special fiyster cock
tails. Den of .Sweets.
Henry Vandmanden, of Itoy,
was in town yesterday.
State Game Warden Itobt. Htev
enson was dowu from Forest (irove
today.
We make photographic post
cards from your own plates. Pout
('ard lijianr. 2'ilf
Jos. Lamlwtte, a well known far
mer of near Ulencoe, was in town
last Haturday.
There are candies and candies,
but only one Dsn of Sweets' can
dies always fresh.
Grant Holcomb, of HpringGeld,
was here this week, a guest of the
family at West Union.
Walter Jackson snd wife, of
Portland, were guests of It. C.
Vaught and wife, over Hunday.
Developing, printing and finish
ing, done for amateur photograph
era, at the Post Card Bazaar. 20tf
Tbe new mains for the city will
be completed, sometime next week,
Vetch eeed for sale. Tha heat
v.ruiv At.nl. to A f!h.lmr.
Forest Grove, Ore., It. 2, or at farm
- j 1 1 j - -t
near Centerville. 25-tf
Chairman John Dennis an
nounces a meeting of all tbe hair
I'OmmiueeB ai me council ensnn
imi, lor Monuay nigtit.
Arthur Gilmore and wife return-
ed from their Kan tern trin todav:
Mr. (.ilmore will go to work at
the eltctric light plant
Persons desiring to buy or sell
horses or livestock of any kind will
do well to communicate with Con
nell & Cornelius, at real estate of
fice over Wehruogs' store. 2G 9
Henry Hall, of near Glencoe,
wn was in lown yesveruay, Bays
was uouer vue averBgo, inia rraauu,
uu w lu ,,,u ,u "u"
r ur DirA Kwu, uuitu-
er nuHiness, wivn eiauguier uuuoe
i : . L L I L
nronertv. Good reason for eelline
CaU 0)) or Areim, Corwin & Hei
1 , Ilill.K.n Ara 9l',lf
Dr. C. M. Harrison, lately from
Douglass, Alaska, is a guest of Re
corder Willis Ireland, for a few
davs. He will locate in Portland.
He will be remembered as a son of
John Hanison, an old pioneer of
this county, now of Spokane.
F. G. Sykes, of Portland, who
wsb oui nere bouju nine ago, auu
made a bid for the City llgbt and
water plant, was In town yeeter-
day, it ia understood that Mr
Sykes was acting on his own initia-
live, when he made the bid. He
ill resign bis position with the
Portland company the first of the
month
"Ade" Siegrist wagered Recorder
Schulmerich that the latter oould
not climb the T.r) foot iron ladder
, ,. , t u ,h
leading up to tne new tans, on ine
water tower, yesterday, t.eorgedid
it in 3i minutes, and Siegrist
mournB the loss of a 50o piece. The
-ew tank is being placed as fast as
poesioie.
. . , . , w-
Mrs. V aitb. WHO 18 now in WIS
ouun mutj, ... ...
fchool board nere, InSl Su6 win noi
ioubjv in, iuu uoouo m. a..cUuu.
The board will select a new teacher
or tn6 geVenth grade next week.
rt m 1 r . XT' . I
un luesoay, tnsB. mcaitnier, oi
feet, and sustained injuries to bis
back and BDiue Ihe fall was
caused by the giving away of
limb upon which be was standing
Mr. Hickethier is aged about tU
years, and was anenueu Dy ur
a 1 . 1 1 - - T
Tamiesie.
"Ia the doctrine of Alexander
Campbell and his followers, regard
. 1 1 I il a-
Una the relation of baptism tore
I W . . . .
I a ! ,1 .AtMinaiAn rW BinL
generawou uu iDm.00.u .
me occinne 01 me new iB
ment7 " lnis oueeuon win oe an
. . n" 1.4 -U. u Q
swerea av no opnt uuiu ouu
rlav morninE. Honest study and
... 4u-.i
common sense win ue mo meuiuu
and not ridicule and abuse,
The
P0 18 coruiany "iv.imt.
-Geo
. n.uo. r""'
Goodman, who used to live
In the vicinity of Hillsboro about
ia veftr4 aR0 anj now the owner ol
a big ranch in UougiaB county, waa
in tiiiisooro hub weta, reuowiun
old acauaintanoe. Mr. Goodman
has never lost interest io the best
county in tne state, ana may re-
turn nere 10 nvo. i uu ruuBo,
that most people wbo live in thiB
county any length of time, and
IlOen leave ll, later unvo a nouuj
desire to return.
Misa Wilma Waggener, who has
ma visiting friends and relatives
Washington, for some time past,
jB expected to return to Hillsboro,
this week While out driving with
Udv cousin, at Kirkland, Wash ,
1- -e 1 4U.
a cOUDie 01 woobb ago, iuo 4iu.no
stumbled and fell, threatening to
. . ,l. 1 si-:.. 1,7
overturn me uukkv. iuibb tbk
broke a bone in ber ankle, also
badly wrenching the tendons of the
limb. She is now about on crutcnes,
and will remain in Hillsboro, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. Wil
cox, until the fall term of the Bap
tist College at McMinnville openfl)
where she will have charge of
the
conservatory of music.
um HAS 100
SWEDKSAT FRONT
He Will Sub-let l Miles of
His Contract
HAS HEADQUARTERS AT BUXTON
Waktbeld Rashieg Wsrk st tbe Tilla
mook End af Use
Geo. L. Davis. Chief Eneineer of
the P. R. c N. Co., was in the city,
aet Saturday, on bis way to points
between Hillsboro and Tillamook,
on tbe line of the survey of the
bove named road. A. J; McCabe,
contractor from Buxton westward
to a point near tbe Salmonberry,
accompanied the engineer, and the
latter will begin active work, just
as soon as men, horses and imple
ments are on tbe ground.
While in Hillsboro, Mr. McCabe
purchased a fine buggy team from
ohn Connell, and will use a buggy
biB work. He will make bis
esdqusrters at Buxton, until the
work is done. He bas sub-let the
14 miles which his contract with
tbe P. R A N. calls for, aod the
subcontractors have already as
sembled 100 Swedes, and a lot of
teams and grading material at the
beginning point of the work. More
men are coming every day, and
ben the ruiuieite number ia on
the ground, work will be pushed as
fast as men and teams can do it.
Buxton, in coneeouence of tbe re
sumption of the work, is taking on
new life, and everybody is pleased.
V ork on the Tillamook end is pro
greasing rapidly, but more men are
needed, although 150 have gone in
to the coast since Harriman gave
the order to go ahead with tbe
work.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
K G Ruedyet ui to A A Belden, 2.44
acres J 1. Hicklin d 1 C t 3 8 I w...Kro
U H Catching et ux to Barbara Ann
dates, 2.oy acrei Catching d 1 c 150
A H Gates etux ton P Catching. 2. 99
acres B II Catching d 1 c 220
Franz Uleid et ux tojulms Jlackrcxlt
et a), 38.01 acres sec 27 t 1 n w...
as D Wilniot et ux to Geo E Hinton,
4 acres sec 22 t 1 s 1 w.. 800
Nellie Thornton et al to R I) Morse,
lots To aud 84 Steels add Beavtn...422j
Moses Dillaboyet al to John H Davis
part sec 25 t 1 s 2 w 700
John II Davis to Alfred Metnel, 20
acres sec 2s t 1 s 2 w 700
Anue lane Buchanan to Josiah Miller
lots s and 6 block 2 Keedville 1000
C F Tigard et ux to Fanny K hixnth,
part sec 1 1 2 s 1 w 1
II Wescott et ux to Itotie L Ken-
nell, part lot 4 blk 29 F Grove 1000
A 11 1'hiDDS et ux to Al J Kinney, 40
acres sec 12 t 2 n 4 w 000
Ora G (Jarneus et ux to M J Kinney
37 acres sec 12 t 2 u 4 w 000
M J Muney to J r tlamiitoa, 77
acres sec 12 t 2 n 4 w. 10
Anna Reh to Man- F. Hatch, 28 acres
M Wren d 1 c t I n 3 w 500
Isabella McCallen et al to John
Lundgren, tract sec 32 t 1 n I W...2500
II Coleman et al to Cons Timb Co,
Darts sec 31 t X n sec 6 t 2 n 5 12000
lwis rowers et al to w in tienuncis
to acres sec 23 t 1 n 3 w 2350
Iwis Powers et al to Jacob ischnei-
der, 30 acres sec 23 t I n 3 w 2350
Ambers Thorubure to J P McFar-
laue et al, 3 acres sec 10 t Z n 4 w. boo
John Schmidt et ux to Henry 11-
kins et al. 2.64 acres M Moore A 1 c soo
t I) Thome et ux to k Mcivnigm,
nart sec 24 t 1 n 3 w '4
S II Graham et al to Geo W Clarke,
2 64 acres sec 2 t 2 s 1 w 500
A F Fitzlaffet ux to B Goldberg, part
blk n West Portland Heinhts 200
David Culleton to Samuel B Bowser,
part blk 17 Simmons add Hbo no
W H McKldowny et ux to H B Aus
tin et al, part blk Naylor ailil t U..3500
Investment Co to A A ueuien, 3 50
acres lot S3 N Tieardvule 1050
F C Aldrich et ux to Axel L Carlson,
1 acres sec 2 t I s I w boo
S B Huston guardian to M B Bump,
ao.7l acres Wm Geieer d 1 C 9l
J W Henderson et ux to Jnobchundt
part M Moore it I c t I s 2 w 155U
W Oree Trust Co to Adsm Junior,
tract if Vireima nac 500
G W Waterbury et al to John Engel,
12 acres sec 34 t 1 s iw 1200
S B Huston et ux to V N Barrett,
part blk 7 Hillsboro 1S00
M Fruitiger et al to G A Cobb, part
Jos Wood A 1 c 7000
John Soreuson et al to Wesley Penny
part sec 22 l I s 2 w jjw
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the Wm. Kane farm, 0
miles north of Cornelius, near the
old Dudley mill, at 10 0 clock on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
Gray horte, weight about 1400, bay horee
10 yeara, weight 1100; bay horse, 4 years,
weight 1 iooj black horse, 4 years, weight
1000: aorrel mare. 3 years, weight 1400;
3 i-yr-okl heifers, in milk, will be fresh
in March, a-year-olil heifer, freeb in
March; -year-old Jersey bull, eeveral
dozen chickens, new double-disc plow,
new 8-ft disc harrow with seeder, new
Champion mower, hay rake, lever har
row, new fan mill, .1 Si-inch wairou, cart,
buggy, nearly new harness, a sets heavy
harness, hav ork wtiu rope ana oiocas,
lot of oata and tares mixed, 2 acres of
corn in field, some hay, lot of small tools,
household furniture and other articles.
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
cash; over 110, 1 year's lime, bank
able note, 8 per cent interest; 2 per
cent off for cash over 1 10.
Wm. Aiton, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
CALL FOR BIDS
Healed bids will be received by the county
court of Washington county, Oregon,
until a o'clock p. m. of the stu ouy
October, 1908, and theu opened, for
rent of the county poor tarm and lor
care of the inmates for a term of
years from the 1st day of November, 190s.
For particulars inquire of county judge.
By order of the Commissioners,
1. W. Goodin, County judge.
Dated Hillsboro, Oregon, Sept. 9,
1908,
For lunches, hot and cold drinks.
or a choice cocktail, call on Palma-
tr s Confectionery.
I). B. Cooper, of near Scholls, re
cently sold his 100-acre ranch for
1100 per acre, spot cash.
Mrs. Bannty snd daughter, of
Portland, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Tbos. Gheen, this week.
We open our own oyBters, there
fore, they are always fresh. Give
us your orders, at Palmateer's Con
fectionery. The people of Vernonia, Colum
bia county, are anxious for a
branch from the main line of the
P. R. A N. to tap their prosperous
country.
A dance will be given at the
Ralph Imbrie bop house, en Satur
day evening, Oct. 3, 1903. Num
bers, including supper, 75c. Jack's
orchestra. 26-8
School district No. 89 has finish
ed an addition to the main school
building, and school will begin Oct
5th, with Otto Krause, of Corne
lius, as teacher.
For Hale A team of bays, weieht
1300 to 1400, also 3 wagon and
harness all for t250 Inuaire of
R. Bloyd, corner Third and Ma
ple, Hillsboro, Ore. 2G 9
Regular services at the Christian
church next Sunday. Bible rchnol
at 10, preaching at 11 and 7:30.
Tbe evening subject will be, ''Re
sisting the Holy Spirit."
Strayed A two-year old Jersey
bull, solid color, left my place Sep
tember 2 Anyone seeing above
described bull, please notify P.
d. Burkbalter, Hillsboro, Ore , R.
D. 2. 26 9
Tillamook Btage line, and the
Forest Grove and Hillsboro livery
teams have been taxed lately to
carry laborers over to Tillamook, to
work on the eastern extension ci
the P. R. & N.
For Sale -Registered Holsteirj
ball calf. Its mother cava over 50
lba milk a day; sire's 6 nearest
dams averaged 23 lbs butter io 7
days. Fine calf; price $45. E.
Golf, Forest Grove, Ore. 6
Vital elalietics for Washington
county reported during August:
Return on marriages, 7: typhoid
fever cases, 1 ; small pox cases, 2;
births, males. 14: females, 14;
deaths, males, 6; females, 3.
Strayed Three milk cows; all
dehorned; one dark red; dark gray;
and a black cow, branded "C. L.
l . I . 1 c. 1 I
oo nip; twu ireon soon, oirayeu i
, nVirvnt Juna 27th rlifvl
Leavy
D. 1.
Bros.
Hillsdale, Ore.. R.
24 6
Walter Beard and Clem Inklev,
of Banks, upon complaint of State
Game Warden Stevenson, of Forest
Grove, were fined $25 and costs
eaoh, for hunting without a license.
They pleaded guilty, and the lice
oVKacfusIslfdaf ju8tice
The Hillsboro Board of Trade is
taking on new lite. L A. Long tv I
accepted the otnee ol secretary, and
is kept busy answering inquiries
about the best county in the state
When the Sunset literature arrives.
there will be more work in sending
it out, i. e , the amount apportion
ed to Hillsboro. The Hillsboro
Board of Trade ought to be put on
a good working basis, as it is one
of the best means of helping the
community, known
Elmer Miller, engineer, and an
assistant came through town yea
terday with the county's gaeolinr
roller, which is operated with a zu
horse Fairbanks engine, combined
Tk. nu. 41 Aft n.lk nf
gasoline per day. They had the
mart anrintlar and crraHnr in tow.
and were en route to Cedar Mills,
where tbe outfit will be used on the
mile of new rock road to be con-
olrnrlnH nail tn th Mnlrnnmah
county line. The c umber, in charge
of KrebB and Mcrnerson, passed
(krnnah Inxn Mnnilav. nn ita wav
" J '
to Cedar Milla. The outfits have
been operating near Dilley.
r. J. A. Rowell, of Scholls, who
was in town yesterday, Bays the
committee appointed at the railroad
meeting, held at Scholls recently,
consisting of Ferd Uroner, Wm.
Schulmench, Jud. Van Meek and
V. K Rowell. has started a Bub
scription paper to raise money to
detray tne cost, 01 a preniuioary
survey from a point between ureen
burg and Tigardville, through the
Col well paee, out paBt fcenons, tar
mington and Blooming, to some
point of intersection with the main
line of the Oregon Llectric, proDa
bly Cornelius. They expect to
raise about $2,000 for tbe expense
of a survey. The Committee bas
assurance from the Electric Com
pany, that when the people of the
communities along the line of the
proposed survey get ready to talk
business, and are satisfied with tbe
route, the Company will take up
the matter wita them, ihe Com
pany, however, will cot agree to
build a branch line. within two
years.
PROBATE
Guardianship Nelly M Ritchey, minor;
Mrs Helen Duyck apptd gruardn; bond
two. Guardianship Frank B. Ritchey,
minor, Mrs. Helen uuyca, appia erun,
bonds $500. Estate Andrew Johnson, ti.n,a Automobile liplrln. Aufomo.
aeca; jonn VBUiweu, a o kooiusou
ot
the
jonn rreuaen appiu appraisers. 1
will ana testament 01 luos Koe, oeca; beM ums.
tne
two
filed Sept 1; bequeath est valued at
In HTtll flBtMf I4TI 41. HC Kl.
McNultv. deed: final sect of 10s B Fine- Rev. A. J. Folsom, of Forest
gan adm, approved. Estate Anna Kron- Qr0ve. will preach Sunday morn
SSo4S!& log, at 11 o'clock, at th.Congra.
,ni filed and eat closed of record.
PROFESSIONAL.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
Pbysirian and Surgeon
Office Bai!ey-Mor(an Mnck, npntalra.
Rooms 12, U and 15. Kei.lrnc ttuuth.
mmt comer Madeline and becund Streets.
Both '1'hones.
MrWrWvWWW
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OtHoe upKtalrt oTPrThe IVIla Drus; Slora
RaatdBnea Kast or Conrt Houmi,
In Um corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIPE TAMIESIE, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surfraon Southern Pacirlo Railroad Co.
Consultation in French or Ki.Klixb. Of
fice upstairs, over L. M. Hoyt Oo's. store,
north side of Main St., HUUlioro, Or.
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 MorKan-Railey Block,
street. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREGON
Oast. H. MMglmy W. B. Mmrrn
BAOLEY A HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Eooms 1 and 2 Shute Bnildtne
HILLSBORO, . . OBEGOS.
H. T. BAOLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, npatalra, over the Poat Office,
HUlaboro, - Oregoa
MrWrrVrArrrW
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Rooma j, 4, & j, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro
JOHN 11. WALL
ATT0RN8Y-AT-LAW
Office Upetalre, Bailey Itorgan Block
Rooms, i an i.
HILLSBORO, - ORKQON.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Ornoi: Main Street, opp. Court Uoaue.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upetalre, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
tj.,, , n
nmsDoro Uregon
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DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
I In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
Forest Grove
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 31
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter WorK
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
pfa c & jackson
'
I Hillsboro -- Oregon
j. 1 -a 4. -mr 1 a.
I ..uemrtii, JU.ea.lJaia.rJi.eb..
EMMOTT BROS., Prom.,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinda.
A Mew Erm In Price
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
'Phone and Free Delivery
business.
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Mala Street, HUlaboro, Oregoo.
ZXomo Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Main St.
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HUlSboro - Uregon.
AUTOMOBILE
GARAGE
Sears & Hartrampf
Proprietors
Third St., bet. Washington
and Main
Hillsboro
Oregon
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