HILLSiOHO AROUS. SCPT. 10. 1CS
What a Savings Aceount in Cor
nelius State Bank will do for you
1 1 will provide capital to mart in burine.
It will provid lor caving money usually squandered.
It will pave the way toward aecuring a home.
It will provide a fund lor educating your children.
It ie the beat possible way to accumulate a reserve
tund tor hard liniea or old age.
It i better than endowment ineurartce, producing
larger profit, costing lee, and can b realiied in
rash at any time
We pay 4 per cent interest, compounded three timeo
a year January, May and Sfptember.
The Cornelius State Bank
NEW TAX LAW IN FORCE
T. M. KERR
H. A. HUriBtrVT
Are You Wanting a Home?
If you are looking for a home, either a
farm, or a residence iu town, call on the
Webfoot Realty Company
If you have a farm to sell, or city proper
ty to put on the market, list it with us.
We buy and sell Timber Lands. Also
make a Specialty of Business Chances.
OLD WELLS FARGO LOCATION.
Independent Fhone, 193
HILLSBORO - OREGON
After the first Monday in Oolotor
the second half-pavmenta if taxee,
on which half had hern paid, will
Iwome delinquent. Ten per cent
penalty will attach on that date,
i aleo interest at the rate of 1 per
cent per month from the last Mon
day in April. Therefore, thoee who
do not settle at the lax collection
department ol the eheritVa otticeou
eecond payment on or before Octo
jber5will have approximately 1G
percent additional to pay in penal-
ty and intereeL
! After the eame date the eherifl
will be prepared to ieeu lax certifi
cate on all unpaid real eetate
! whenever anyone appear and of
fer to pay the taxee, penally and
interest. The pereon who receive
thi certificate will be entitled to a
deed three year from the date of
the first delii quency, in April, if
the property i not aooner redeem
ed If the owner appear to redeem
it he must pay 15 per cent interest
on all rum expended by the man
who take the lax certificate.
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OREGON XKKDS PEOPLK Settlers, honest fanners, mecha
nics, merchant, clerks, people with brains, strong hamls ami a
willing heart capital or no capital.
Southern Pacific Co. (Lines in Oregon)
is sending tons of Oregon literature to the East for distribution
through ever? available agency. Will you not help the good
work of building Iregon by sending ui the names and addresses
of your friends who are likely to be interested in this state? We
will be glad to bear the expense of sending them complete in
formation about OREGON and its opportanities.
COLONIST TIOKETS will be on sale during SEPTEMBER
AND OCTOBER from the East to all points in Oregon. The
fare from a few principal cities are
From Denver. $30,00 From Louisville $41.70
" Omaha 30.00 " Cincinnati 42.20
" Kansas City 30.00 " Cleveland 44.75
tl St. Louis 35.50 " New York 55.00
" Chicago 38.00
TIOKETS OAM BE PREPAID
If you want to bring a friend or relative to Oregon, deposit the
proper amount with anv of our agents. The ticket w ill then be
furnished by telegraph.
P. G. VICKERS, LOCAL AGENT, HILLSBORO
Mm. McMi rbw, Gknkral Passf.nc.f.r Agent,
Portland. Oregon
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NEWPORT
YAQUNA BAY
Oregon's Matchless Beach Resort
The Place to Co for Perfect Rest and Every Conceiv
able Form of Healthful and Delightful Recreation
ITS FACILITIES ARE COMPLETE Best of food and an
abundance of it. Fresh water from springs. All mod
ern necessities, such as telegraph, telephone, markets
freshly provided every day. Fuel in abundance. Cot
tages partly furnished or unfurnished to be had cheaply.
Strict municipal sanitary regulations.
NEWPORT is reached by way of the Southern Pacific to
Albany or Corvallis, thence Corvallis & Eastern R. R.
Train service daily and the trip a pleasure throughout.
Rate from Hillsboro
Season six-month ticket $6.00
Saturday to Monday ticket $3.00
Our elaborate new Summer Book gives a concise description of Newport
including a list of hotels, their capacity and rates. Call
on, telephone or write
P.G. VICKERS, Local Agent
Wm, McMTjnnAV
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
Notice of Administrator's Sale of Real
Property
Notice is hereby Riven that the under
signed Administrator of the rCstate of
v.. ad., V Tarmac iljkiiaaajul tiv viriia fit
n order made, re'iidirnl and entered In j BaririniiiK at the southeast corner of the
the County Court of Hie Stat ol oiegou, tract 01 lanu running
lying, being and situate in Washington
County, Oregon, and particularly de
bribed an follows, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section .TO, township 2 north,
ran ce 8 west of the Willamette Meridian,
mi imj a irain uescnoeil as follows
for Washington County, on the 31st day
ol August, in the matter or said
Estate of Susan K. Tanner, deceased,
Ruthorii-.iiig, licenaing and empowering
the underKigned administrator, to make
Hale of the real property hereinafter de
w rild, I will on Monday, the 5th day of
OctoU'r, 1!k, at the aoutn uoor or me
Tourt House in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, at tiia hour of 10 o'clock
A. In. ol saiil aay, sen si punuc lurawu
OluUUjUu!UtfiWrJttlj
thenoe north 40 chs.; thence east 4 chs.
and 54 feet: thence south 20 chs.! them
east 12 feet; thence south 20 chs. and
thence west S ch. to pla of beKinnin,
containing in all Of', ncres, more or lean.
Bald sail will m made subject to con
firmation by the County Court of Wash
ington County, Oregon.
Dated this 31t day of August, VH.
B. T. I.INKLATKH
Administrator of the Estate of Hunan
Dan Baker, of Forest Groy. mi
in town Tuday.
Alfred Gurrber, th Helvetia
fheeee-maker, was in town Tuwlay
Filiua, platen, card mount,
chemical ami cameras, at the
Baxaar. 25 8
Chrii. Httw.a. protninant SoholU
farmer, had business at the county
fat Mordaj.
For Sale Sanders' doub'a dic
plo, nearly new J. N. Miller.
rJitisboro. R. I. 4 21-tf
I'lrich Kempf, a prominent far
mer of the Helvetia neighborhood
came to town Tuesday.
For gentlemen's, ladiee' and
childreu's hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis
II. lluntemann, of eouth of JobV
Crowing, delivered home grown
peaches to customers in Hillsboro
Tueeday, which were exceptionally
6ne specimens of that (ruit.
Short order lunches, oysters in
any style, cool drinks, Swetland'a
ice cream, cigars and tobacco at the
Hillsboro Confectionery W. K.
Roiling, proprietor. 2otf
The following marriage licensee
have been issued by the county
clerk: Albert Cherry and Hazel
Wood, Sept. 3; Arthur Burke and
Vivian Fosel, Bept 5: J. A. North
and Mary Schamoni, Sept. 7.
Id harvest time, when day are warm,
If in the Jto-e or on the farm.
You need some drinks that do not harm,
Nor give jour friends tbc least alarm.
Now good soft drinks they have a charm,
And suit the coarse or choice school'
ma'am.
Lent Palmateer with arms immense,
With pleasure will such things dispense.
Mips Livia Ferrin, of Forest
Grove, has b en engaged to teach
in the 10th grade of the Hillsboro
public fchool, Miss Johnstone, of
Cortland, accepting another poet
tion. Mies Ferrin is thoroughly
qualified and the board ia to be
congratulated in securing her ser
vices.
A merry coaching party from St
Johns came out Monday forenoon,
and spent a portion of the day in
Hillsboro, some of the party hav
ing friend in town, Tbey return
ed in the afternoon. The following
persons compoeed the party, which
represented a St. Johns Christian
Endeavor Society: Carinette Ha
ley, Eva Bretat, Mrs. Alice Stucker,
Grace Stucker, Flora McNiven,
May JohneoD, Alda Overstreet,
Minnie VaBsar, 8 J. Doneleon, Jno.
McNiven, Alex. McNiven, E. R.
Wells, Dave Byerle, H. 8 Sim
mons, G. W. Overstreet and J. C.
Henry Hogrefe, of South Tuala
tin, who has run the Witbycombe
farm, for the past five years, will
soon move to his farm near Bloom
ing. Read about his sale in this
issue. Mr. Hogrefe thinks be holds
he championship belt this year
for the beet oat yield. From 7G
acres of white oats be threshed HI
buheU per acre, machine measure,
or 70 buahels per acre, government
mtaqure. Five years ago, the
Witbycombe place produced 5(XXJ
bushels of wheat and oats, and tbie
year it went up to 7000 bushels.
The wheat averaged 25 bushels to
the ace, Mr. Hogrefe ia an advo
cate of deep plowing. His motto ia:
"Make your teams work while on
the farm, but give them plenty of
time on the roads.
D. B Emerick, who returned
from Wilson river a few days ago,
eaya be found colors of gold on
Wileon river, and believes that it
can be found somewhere in paying
quantities on one or both forks of
the above named river. He relat
that 40 years aqo, some Coast Ii
dianB gave bis father, the late Sol
Emerick, of Cornelius, two or thre
fine nuggets of gold, which they
said they picked up in a creek near
the head of Wilton river. Mr.
Emerick had the nuggets made
into a riog. which his wife wore for
many years Since that time many
prospectors have endeavored to
find the creek where the Indians
found the gold, but up to the pres
ent it has not been located. Col
ors of gold are easily found all
along the coast, on the beaches and
in the streams, but on the coast
the gold H too fine to bs saved, and
in the creeks it does not seem to
abound in paying quantities.
I'almateer's Confectionery car
riee the choicest line of cigars and
tobacco in the city, When in town
Icecream eeoiala every Sun.t.tv.
at I'alniateer's Confectionery. '.'Ill
Tom Cornelius, of Salem, an old
time Washington county 1iv,wh
iu town Tuesday grtirg old
friends.
The famous Haie'wood Ice
Cream, I.owney's and Aldon Choc
olatee, just what everyone wanie,
at ralrualeer'e Confectionery, -lit
Fred Siegriet returned from tlo
vicinity of Mile City, Montai.a,
this week, where he spent four
months with a government curvt y
ing party.
Father Kraetuer, privnralor of
Mt. Angel College, which is an a I
junct of the Benedictine Monastery
at that place, waa in the city Mon
day, the guest of Fattier llurholrfr,
and made the ArgtH a pleanai l
call.
County Recorder Ireland aain
broke the record in that oilice ii
the matter ol receipts. The re
ceipts for August were It'll .:0,
being about $V) more than ii
July, which was itself a rcooul
breaker.
Clearance sale of all men's, hoys'
aud ladie' suit. Will I sold at
actual coat, and all broken lines
carried in the immense st.x-k of the
Geueral Merchandise Store ol
Schulmerich Bros. Com earl
and get your choice. Mtf
The Schlegelt, Williams, Hudson
and Northrup families, of near
Mountaindale, returned from a trip
to Netarte, the latter part of ls-i
week. The party went iu by the
Wilson river route, and came out
by the Grande Konde Agency. The
party had a fine time.
I desire to announce that mr
Fall stock ol heaters has arrived
We also have a full line of rans,
acknot lulled to be as good as any
on the coast. A written guarande
accompanies each range. We can
furnish them with or with nit water
coils R. Cave. 2t' 7
Announcements are out for the
wedding of Lulu M. Coleman, of
Cornelius, to Frank I. Jensen, ou
Sunday, Sept 20, at the Methodist
church in Cornelius, Oregon. Miss
Coleman is the daughter of Mrs. C
C. Hancock, of Cornelius, and has
many friends in this county.
J. B. Cimino, of South Tuitlatin,
a well known farmer of that sic
lion, was struck by a heavy bridge
timber last Saturday, while unload
iog lumber from cars on the lin o!
the Oregon Electric, and eustsined
a badly crushed leg. Dr. Tatniesie
a'tended his injuria ;
O.-car Curry, of Laurel, has been
arrested in Tillamook county upon
a warrant by Shenir Hancock,
charging him with stealing a mare
and colt. Curry spent lb summer
in Wheeler county and the charge
is laid by the district attorney at
Foeeil. Curry came to v i -It his
mother a few day ago, hut Han
cock received the papers too late to
intercept him. The sheriff trackrd
him to the coast and held him tin
til aWheeler oflicial called for him.
Taylor Needbam ani Wm. Piatt,
two well to-do farmers, who live 10
miles east of Eugene, near Thurs
ton, spent Monday afternoon view
ing the government eierimental
work on the Bagley r melt, at the
old Dudley Mills. They were driv
en out by Geo. R. Bagley, who
showed them what summer irriga
tion will do for crops in this val
ley. The visitors bate ranches on
the McKeiz e river, an i expect to
do some summer irrigation next
year, and came up here for infor
mation. Shipments of bops out of Oregon
by the Harriman lines in the year
ending August ?, 1 008 were 1 .'!!),
827 bales, and about MU) hales
were shipped over the Northern
Pacific Of the total shipments
about 14,000 bales were of 1!)
crop As approximately G000 hales
of 1907a remain in the state, these
figure indicate a total crop in Ore
gon in 1007 of about 135,000 hales.
Dealers' estimates of the coming
Oregon crop range from 80,000 to
100,000 bales.
ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed, the duly anuolutcil, qualillH and
acting adrniihtralrix of the estate ol
fleo A.Morgan, deceased, by virtue of
and pursuant to an order of Hale, made
and entered by the County Court of the
Htate of Oregon, for Washington Coun
ty, on the llth day of Aiiitunt. I9. will
sell, on or after Krlday. the 2'th day of
Depteiiiner. n, at private sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash in baud, all of
the right, title and Interest, which (li-o. A
Morgan had at the time of his death, In
tne following uescrined real property, ly
lug and being In Washington county.
Oregon, and particularly ilesi-rllx-1 at fol
lows, Uj Wit!
The West One Half of tho North Kast
One Fourth and the Houlh Kast One
Fourth of the North West One Knurl h of
Hec. Twenty Four, T, 2 N. of K. n w. of
the Willamette MnrMiau, containing 120
acres, more or lens.
Haid sale shall be made subject to the
confirmation ofl the County Court of the
.Slate of Oregon, for Washington County,
UKNKIKTTA MoKUAN "
Administratrix of the eitatn of Urn. A,
Morgan, deceased.
Dated at HlllstK.ro, Oregon, this I7lli
day of August, IWiS.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Kiectitora of the Inst will and
testament of Conrad Hchuliiicrich, de
ceased, have tiled their final account mid
report III the County Court of Washing.
ton County. Oregon, and said Court has
appointed Monday, the fit h day of Orlo
lMr, 1H0N, at the hour ol 10 o'clock a. in.,
of said day, as the time forbearing oh
ecuona 10 naiu hi count and report, and
mn i rim settlement inereof,
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., the 2!lth iluv
of August, 1908.
KDWARD BOHULMKIUCII,
WM. HCHI'l.MKKICII.
F. II. MILLER
Th ml St net, Hil!slHto
lu'twreu M on and I ini'oln
Phone
SKI'TIC T AN IAN NADC.
ANI) INNTAIllO
Plumbing
Strain Heating
If iut :itr thinking of i citic tinV.
lh.it will t.ikr i-sir ol all wailrfitiut
the limine hive . U!V with me.
All kinds of plumbing mippllrs
Li I ii h ind, limn a Uilli tun to
Inv it. t .
.Ml S'..rk ami all lll WjrrjulrJ
A. M. Ccirlile
lW.nr tf mini mir thst
lie b. )iit Irielved
idi tine ot ilrbatrd
Conklin
(i loves
eiiil 'Si iug loth the I, ng
and t-irt winu Tbur
ghv- bsve nlway glvru
til .i ll. 'P. rna lht
is llir ridii t nt biiyru.
Sinilc
Harness
a'.l the tv f umi (il up.
Call and Soo Thorn
A full li::e of Stat Pad
and liugt-v Wblpi. in all
tytn ait'! all jxin t.
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Our lt.it to W , , .,
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CORWIN A HEIDEL
Dmmtorm a
Ml klndsot Fresh Meata. Price Rea-
itm!ile. Will meet all tnmpelltlon.
Chicken ami l'ou'.lrv always on hand
upon ordrr. Free delivety to all pait
oi the town. We buy fat ilo k.
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Second Slreol, HIMboro, Or
SUMMONS
IN T1IK CIKi'l'ir (tifur OF TIIF
PtATK K uKKUON, F"lt
V AHIIISU fuN CtitM V
W. II. Vrt. I'Uiollll
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Tu J. A. I;,... the M,v llinr, drfrn
limit : I n Urn name ( Ihr M.tii ol ilfrrfoii
Vnil ate hereby i-iiiiinii,!i. and r.
iiilfnl u, w and pi.- In Hie alxite so
lilli'd ...nil hihI answer the 4iniillut
li.i.l agiuil you In the iin eullllnl
raiMi ou or lirfurn the eipliatloti of l
ik (nun lliiiilmmif Ilia lint pulilli'a
lion thereof U iiig on the Mb day of July,
!'. and theiUtn i. lh lat .nl.li ull.iii
tlnr-if ht'iiti; mi the ITl'i day of Hri lxiu
twr, I , lu.wit on or hrfor the Kil.JUy
of ,- j.li.ni Imt, l' ami you will ni.a
take iiotn-ii that If you lad wi to apear
and illHSfl said I'unipiallil, Ihe plaititiff
will apply to Ilia i-uort for the relief
prayed for and di'inanded In hu
'oi uplaitit, town: For a decree thai
he U the owner In fre-niuipl of all
of the following tlJilirl real r
Inti. lying, hrl.ig and situate In Wanhiug
ton i iioiiiy.l irrvoii, and more parili-ularly
tlei-rll as follows, to wit:
lli-Kiiining ui ihe northeast corner uf
t I'.', T. ! N. It. t W. Will. Mer. and
runoliiK them e w inl l.'t rod'; theiii r
south IU riMl-; thence west .'XI risln; thetuv
north 10 rods; tbetii-e West SO rods; Ihnli.e
south so phis: them east 2u riHls; them e
north so rods to plai-e of hrglliiuiig, eon
laluiug I IT.', a -re, morn or bts.
That your cla if some right, tlt'.e sr
interest to the pr-rnlsi iln deti ribe I
adverse tn the philutlir he adjudicate! hy
the ilerree of the atsive eutltUst Court,
and that it be ordered, adjudged and de-i-revl
that you aud all iersons claiming
by, throng! or under you, he former
harred and prt-i hided from claiming or
attempting tn claim, any right, lllle or
Intercut ol, in and to Ihe premise above
di-Hi rilsd or any part or parrel thereof
adverse tn the title of the pliilntllt, aud
for siii b other and further dm-ree as may
Is- iivriMSitry and proper In the preinlsfm.
Tins suiuinons Is served upon you by
iiililicallon hy order of the Honorable
riiomns A. McHrlde, made and dated In
open court on the vmh day of July, llJS
which order directs thai you appear and
answer on or before sli week front the
dale of the first publication of this sum
molts lin the lllllsleiro Argus, the Ural
publication thereof Is'iug ou the .'UH.h, day
ol July, llnis, to-wit, ou or Iwfore hept, 17,
V.. Ilagley ,V Hare,
Attorneys for I'laliitilt
Notice ol Proposed Street Improvement!
Notice is hereby given thai the City
Council of the City ot llillnhoro, Oregon,
proposes to order that the porilons ol lite
streets of the City of HlMiboro herein
lifter particularly desetlhed and deslg
Hilled le planked wllb good solid llr
plunks, III feet long, .'I inches thick and 12
inches wide, said planks Pi lie laid cross
wise upon .1 stringers, each stringer to be
(I Inches wide and I Inches thick, by se
curely muling all of said planks and
stringers, eiu h of aald planks Pi lie nailed
to each stringer with V, inch spike, J
spike to each hearing, said atresia to be
llrst leveled before planking. Theslrcala
and portions of streets to be leveled and
plunked, are us follows; Main street h
tween Third street and Fifth street and
between Klghth street and Tenth street
and the east half of that portion of Main
street between tflxth street and Heventh
street. (Second street between Lincoln
street and F.dson street aud the south
half of lecond street between Oak street
and Kir street. Iiase Line street between
rust street and fecund street, all In
Hillsboro, O-egon. and (hat It i proposed
to apportion the cost of such street lin
provemeiitH as billows: One fourth there
of to be borne by the owners of Iota or
parcels of laud abutting upon and ad
jacent lo said si reels where aald Improve
men's are made and the remaining y. lo
he borne hy the City of Hillsboro, and
that the City Council will hear and deter
mine objections, il any, t said proposed
street improvements , M Mt regular
meeting, lo wit; Heptemher 1, IH0M, at H
o'clock p. m.
This nolle, is given by order of the City
Council made and dated August i;i,l(KW.
leo, Hcliuluierich, Kecorder.
Notice to Creditor!
Notice Is herein i.lve,, II. ..I it.. i..
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signed bus linen duly appointed ad in In is-
l.riilne ill' 1li J...1..1.. ..r v
deceased. All oersons bavlnu i.I.I,,,.
against suhl i-mIhIc Hi-fa twtfi.l.tr ,.iti;u.i
and recimred to present the same to me,
"Mi piiMier voui'iinrs, at the olhce ol
ii-en nnu, Aosiract i;o., within sli
mouths of the dale hereof.
Hated this ;iji day of August, 111',
For a
Deal
QO TO
ROW ELL BROS. & CO.
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ACREAGE
Joining' town of Reed
ville on the Northeast
Just laid ofl liy the Sluw-I'Var Ci , "f
Irtlau1 , into 5-acre traits. I'oi mci ly
known as the Lystrtip farm, ami is ion- .
mlcd by all who ktmw the trait to It
out of the richest nicies of land in t lie
Willamette Valley. 1'nr terms and jar--titulars,
apply to the
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
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Our Mt. Hood Deer
Has them all k'atcn when it comes to
purity of water, which comes frym the .
Sparkling founts of "Old Mt. Hood"-1 m
purer water in the worldl
Ia a Hygienic Product
Call aud sec for yourselves. Constantly
1 on draught and iu bottles. It is the wa
ter aud the quality of the brew. Try it.
If you waut a good smoke, we liaudl.e jhe
. CELEBRATED SCHILLER .
the finest smoke for the money that is
made in the "Oregon Country."
Try Our 'Grand Dad WhisKeyf
Pronounced by experts to lie the fiuefvt of
blends. Come and see us when you are
iu the city We'll treat you right. ' Main
Street, across from the Farmers' Stables. ,
A. Z. GRAGG, Prop.
HILLSBORO - OREGON.
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