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pecial political geot and uoitie',!
met the FuUou and Bourne factioo j
in this Mte thi week, and all,
agreed to tx the same a brother.
durioii the campaign- It ! a!
ctSR of hug, kifp aud make up.
Tift well.
Senator Jonathan Bourne re
turned to Portland, from the east
last Sunday, after an Wnc of
wore than 2 year. He will make
a rigorous campaign for the election
of Taft and will visit f my county
in the date. Senator Bourne, while
not a public speaker, is an untiring
worker and make? a good impree
eion whereTer he goes. Senator
Fulton will wake tpeechee for Tatt
during the campaign.
Hillsboro Argue, $1 50 per year.
Rirn, to the wife of W.N Ha
thorn, of Laurel, Sept. 7, 190$, a
pon.
We open our own oyoterg, there
fore, they are always fresh. Give
us your orders at Palmateer'e con
fectionery. The .5-year-old child of Mre. W.
Reese, who is visiting her sieter,
Mrs. Foruey, of nar Hillsboro.
had the misfortune to fill and
break her left thigh, Saturday,
while playing near the house
Dr. Tamieeie was called to attend
the irjuriee.
A dance will be given at the
Ralph Imbrie bop bouse, on Satur
day evening, Oct. 3, 1908. Num
bers, including supper, 75c. Jack's
orchestra. 26 8
John Rigby, of near Reedville,
accidentally got one of his feet
under a wheel of a moving water
wagon, Saturday, with the result
that the foot was badly crushed.
One of the toes was so badly hurt
that it had to be amputated by
Dr. Tamil sie, the attending phy
sician. The Uilleboro Prune dryer will
be operawd this season, at the cor
ner of 4;b and Jackson streets.
Rates as usual. J. F. Kerr, pro
prietor. 27-30
Mrs. Stephen Morgan, of Forest
Grove, ag d 53 years, died at a
Portland sanitarium yesterday, of
blood p. iaoning. She came to the
Grove from Nebta-ka aboat five
years ago, and is survived by Mr.
Morgan, two sons, one living in Ne
braska, the other in Portiand, and
two daughters, Mies Emma Steph
ens and Mrs. Lowell Markee, of
Forest Grove.
". W. Cbilcntt, on the old Luce
frm, foot of 7th street, will sell
I -alian prunes to anyone calling for
them at I cent per pound. 27 tf
D. B Reasoner has on exhibition
in humond Cornelius real eetate
office, a mammoth sunn jwer stalk,
wbtcb measures 13 feet and 4 inch
es, aod ib 6$ inches around at the
base of the stalk. A Binnana
imiekmwloD is also on exhibition,
which is eometbing new in this
section. They were raised on Mr
Reasoner's farm, near town.
The Hillsboro Shire Co. sustain
ed a severe lose last night, in the
loss of their fine $3500 English
Bhire, Tansor Prince. The big
etallioo died at Fred Hamel'e
place, near town, after a short at
tack of oolic. The animal was pur
chased last Spring, and was a fine
specimen of the breed Only $ 1000
iosurance was carried on the ani
rnl, and the loss will be divided
between several stockholders, who
live in this county.
Richard Kuliecb, a young man
of Portland, btcame deranged and
violent, one day this week, and
threw a soda bottle through a win
dow of Smith t Kulisch s Btore,
mrth of Keedville. He was taken
to Portland by a brother. It is not
known what caused the young man
to become mentally unbalanced.
C. E. Hurst, who lives on the B
P. Cornelius place, above Moun
ttindale, had a $250 horse acci
dentally shot, about a month ago,
by hunters, the horse is under
th;) care of a Forest Grove veteri
nirian, and it will be several
months before it is able to work.
There is too much carelessness in
bunting.
Frank Williams and wife, John
Sewell, wifu and daughter, and
Miss Lucy Weatherred, the latter a
gueBt of the Bewells, returned borne
lrorn a month's outing at the J ilia
mook beaches, last Sunday. Mr.
Kewell eaya that good bottom land
dairy ranches over in lillamook
are held at fancy prices, by the
owners, who ask all the way from
$100 to $200 an acre. Tbey say
they have green feed on their placf s
for their dairy herds nine montns
of the year, and all who have cows
are making good money, hence bold
their land bigh.
UPLAND BIRDS
October 1st
Headquarters for Shotguns
Smith Hamuicfless. double and
single, the leaders, 2o to $50
Parker Hammerless, doubles and
siuglcs. always standard, 2 to
$50, aeeordiug to fiuish.
Winchester pump shot gnu, both
solid frame aud take downs.
Remiugton hammerless pump gnu.
Stevens' single barrel guus, for
bovs, 5.
Headquarters for Rifles
Winchester rifles, 25-35; yyy yi
specials, both iu solid liauies
and take downs.
Little Krag rifles, $3.50.
Little Stevens' rifles, 55.
Savage rifles, $3.50 to
Ammunition
Celebrated shotgun shells, Hallist
ite smokeless aud infallible ,h
der. Rifle aud revolver shells of
all kinds.
GAME LAWS
Tor Slat of Oregon 9 Amtndtd '07
UV.V. K Open -son for lmi-k July 15; dors.
SrpicmUr 1 to November 1 Limit. 5 deer m
one eaon.
KI.K Open .-son, September 15 to IVlober
15. Limit, one elk. ia season.
tiiil K. I'HKAsVNT. KlNf. NKCIt OR I'll I N
I'M vsvnts. tjrn. Open nuod from lVli
Vr 1 to IVwml'rr r Limit 10 bird iu one
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DICKS vst C.l.l-SK Srptruitr 1 to FrU
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lit NTINti I.ICKNSKS Reai.leuts of ttr,
fi.oo jH-t ;t; non rtsiiirnu. Jio prr yrr.
NeJson Hardware Company
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institute
If you take advantage of
our prices
Regular 40c H B Tea, 2 lbs 25c
Regular 40c (i P Tea, 2 lbs 35c
Regular 50c Ceylon Tea, 2 lbs 35c
Any kind of Spices, 3 cans for 20c
Best Laundry Soap, 33 for $1.00
No. 3 Mt. Hood Washing Powder, 5 pkgs . 95c
Wre pay 55 cents per roll for butter and the top
quotations for eggs. Cash or trade
REEVES L REEVES
Cedar Mill
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"THE SCHOOL OF QUALITY"
Tenth and Morriaon, Portland, CVegon A. P. Armstrong, LL.B., Principal
C.We occupy two floors 65 by 100 feet, have a $20,000 equipment,
employ a large faculty, give individual instruction, receive more calli
for office help than we can meet. Our school admittedly leads sfti
others in quality of instruction. It pays to attend such an institution.
CSaid a Busia Man: " Keep hammering away everlastingly on thorough
work. It will win out in the end." Said au Educator: "The quality of Instruc
tion given in your tchool makes it the standard of its kind in the Northwest."
COpen all the year. Students admitted at any time. Catalogue free.
Referancea: Any bank, any newspaper, any business man in Portland.
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COSIH'CTfO MV TWK KHTKKS
St. 1UV
A select boarding
school (or girls
I'linury, Intr rmnlmlc imd
Acailrmic ilrxrtnirnti
Commrrrial roiirw.
Sjn-cial fttciliticn for tin
tuily of music.
Location licHllliful.
(irouixU citcntivi.
Kvrry motlern t'oiivriiit'tirr.
Thorough moral and
rcligiou lraiiiiii(.
School Re-opeos on luesdav,
September H,
For further information
apply to
SISTKR SUPKRIOR
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Put it off too lonj;--t onto
curly. Tlry wont I,-t
lonH' t ASTONISllINt,
PKICH of only
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STOP
MoK'tn drrssrs out of
cheap ftinhom when
you can have the best
DRKSS GINGHAM for
12 1-2 cents per yard
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Our Motto
Forget
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ASSESSOR'S NOTICE
The fchool board has employed
Miea Florenca BeaDe, of Portland,
to teach the 7th grade at this
placa. Principal Barnes has call
ed a meeting of all the city teach
STREET FAIR COMMITTEES
(Equili.atlun of 1H0X Amw-Niimuiti
To the tax payon of WaliliiKtori -ititiLy.
. Oroii:
j Nutir: la herrby given that tlm It.mnl
of uavlixtimi for WalilriKt'ii f'onnly,
j OreKon. will conVHim at tlit (Jlnrk'N ultlrit
at tho Court Houm, In HillNlMirn, on ihc
! lirth day of OcU,lr. !JH, the aaiiir twlnv
the third Monday In Raid mouth and tl.n
rrs to meet at the Fchool houne i are expected to "get busy" with the
Fnllnwincr in a lint nf th varinua : time filed br law for the mretlni? of!Miiiil
u,., r-f- : , , : ...j IWjard of Kciualization, which will com.
Street Fair comm;tteB, appointed j ,lmia iw .'h,,,,,, ,,', (Uy to day.ei-
oy me executive commiuee, wnoscinaive or oniuiayx ana jkri rioiidn.VM,
on Saturday, Sept. 19, at 2 p. m.
J. N. Miller, who lives 1 miles
south (f Hillsboro, is harvesting
his 2 acre onion crop. Heeavslhe
yield is hardly up to that of !aH
year, due to the continued dry
weather experienced the past Bum
mer. At the annual tlection of the
Consolidated Onion Growers' Asso
ciation, which was held in Port
land, on the 6ret Saturday in this
month, Washington county grow
ers were honored with positions.
A. J. Fanoo, of Portland, forrrerly
of near Beaverton, and a prominent
onion grower in this county, was
elected President, and J. X. Miller,
of near Hillsboro, was made Secre
tory. John Nyberg, of Tualatin,
became Treasurer, and B J. Leedy,
of near Tigardville, 1st Vice President.
until the examination anil correction him!
equalization of tlia aimeNHiuetit roll for
aud year nhall be completed; which hhi,
Board will continue iu amnion formic
month from Maid date, uiilena th lalxtm
thereof are sooner couipleted.
l'elltionk or applinatlona for the rndui'
tlon of a particular mtMiwiiriitnt mIihII be
made In wrltiriR, verified by the outli of
tha applliot or hia attorney and tlli-d
wttn the Hoard during the liml week it la
petit
lied,
i tlon or application not 10 iiiadrt, Vfrl
Beaverton defeated the Plu ai
mers, of Poitlaud, at Beaverton.
Sunday, in a poorly played same Tongue and Thos. Tal bolt
20 to 8. In the seventh inning the Sewing for prize Mrs E. W.
visitor! got the bases full with i Moore and Mrs. J. A, Imbrie.
none out, bat tbey were left there, Music A. 0. Shute, J. B. Wilkes
as the next three men struck out. j and C. A. Lamkin.
Batteries Beaverton, Hardy andj Committee confer with Portland
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business entrusted to their care art
thus assist to make the forthcoming
fair the great success contemplated.
Address communications to Mayor
John Dennis, chairman executive
committee.
ProgramB. P. Cornelius, Dr,
F. A. Bailey and H. U. Guild.
Advertising Lucius A. Long, 8.
C. Killen and H G. Guild.
Soliciting Cal Jack, V. V. Wi
ley and lvl Scbulmerich.
Agriculture Thos. Connell, F
M. Kfllsay and F. J Williams.
Horticulture Geo H. Wilcox,!, ......
W l Harria and A Mrfiill-' 1 Notlc whereby givrn that the titulrr-
ri .It a u n -i' a u ! arA ecutor of the last will of N.
Lattle A. B. Bailey, Wm. Hchul-lstolU, (leceaned, liaa filed in the County
merich and Thos. Withycombe. J Court of Washington County, Oregon,
Horses Thos. H. Tongue, W W 1 Cniil "rcuunt ""''l ettat"4, ami that
Payne and H. B. Johnson . I faJfl.a'?ClU1nt bM, '71, for,'"-"ri,l;
, ,, . n .. r, 1 before said court, at the Comity Court
1 OUltry (J. A. Patterson, 11. 11. j room, at Hill.lx.ro, Oregon, on Monday,
Greer and Geo. O. Sloan. October 19, 190H, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Rhsen anrl imata John Milna ' STKl'lIliXH STOI.TZ.
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ivxccuiur ui me last will linn irniniui'ui
of N. Stoltz, Ileceaaed.
W. N. Barrett, Attorney.
by law required to lie in aeHlon, ami an
and filed iliall not be cotiHiderrd or
acted uKn by the Hoard,
Ceorije If. Wilcox,
AmiPHKor for Wanlilii(toii County, lire
gon.
Notice of Final Account
Geo. Naylor and Ferd Groner
Swine R. Beamish, Homer Km
mott and Ben Birdsall.
Racing C W. Redmond, E. B
Mrs. B. P. Cornelius, who haB
lieen Beriously ill for several weeks,
is reported aomewhat improved to
day. Vetch seed for sale, Tha best
variety. Apply to A. Chalmers,
Forest ( I rove, Ore., ft. 2, or at farm
WASHINGTON COUNTY FAIR
and Hillsboro Street Carnival
September 3D, October 1, 2 and 3
Ui'K Livestock Show of Dairy Stock; Iii Stallion Parade; llii!it of Spuni: Culls;
Finest Fruit Kxhibit .ever wit'ticsscd iu Washington county. Instil..i M inis, of
I'orcst C.rovc, says that he Will help with the I'nust fruit display cut mui in tl'i
section. IUiiij? iu your l.ix vcetahles, samples f your p. tain, He S'liit thiun l"iS
every day, . '
Gov. Chamberlain and Sen.
Fulton Are on The Program
Three whole 'business hlocks of cauvas. 1 time, raiti or shine. Ka--t-s luo days
of the session. liasehall panics by selected teams from V;tshiuKt"ii nmnly-
Arnold's Big Shows Daily-Balloon Ascensions
Farmers and Stockmen arc requested to Kive this Fair aud Carnival their enthus
iastic aid. Thousands of people are coming to Washington county this fall ami
many will visit the Fair. Let them see what the best county iu the state can pnilurt
For Information See or Write B. P. Cornelius, Hillsboro
Notice of Final Sttliment
Nntlcn in licrrliy Kivn Unit, tho iimlnr.
tlKiiml I'xixiitup of llui IiinI. will ami u-mU-liifiit
of lli leii M. OutitH, llMtnaHMl, Iihh
lilwl hia IiiimI account at hiicIi i-xHciiUir In
Ilia County l.nirl. f Washington County
Orwiii, ami milil court Iihh Hipolnt,
Momlny, Hie Ml, ,,iy i,r Octoirtr, llH, at,
the hour of Klo'clock a.m. for tha hearing
of mild accounl.,
, II A It It Y V. l ATKS,
I'.x.ciilor lh UhI will ai.d txatmiiant
ul Helen M. (IhIch, (IccdiBdd.
Notii.e of Final Settlement
Notice Ih hcichy Kivmi that the iimUr
nikmcI h.IuiIiiIhIihIi U of'Mia i!al nf
anilfr KiiiiIn. iImiiiuhmI, IiHh IIIm) In Dim
l-iinnly (,,mil, f Wathlnifton Coiinl.y, Or
(Klin, her liiml rioi t iinil nccoiint Iu nhUI
cNtalc, an.l Hiild Bccoiilu. Imn hmin mo I (or
hcai li.if nifi!MM.Umul,.h,1for(; aaia.iaiurl
'in Moii(liijf,.Octlvr,iiH,iU. 10 o'clock
Hi Hit
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HIDDEN DANGERS
Naliur jlv-a Tlnwly Wariilnga
Thai No HIIIhIxm., !H,.
' Can Air,rl To iMmun
nANOKR 8IONAI. NO. , rmi.et from
the kliloay aecr-ilnni. Thry will wain
vuiwlud the kldueyt arc lick. Well
i'T, tKttt ,'"r. "","
hick klduryi imil out a Ihlu, pale n.
li anir. or a llilc W r.,i in .......iu i...
f i, t ., ii i nil, , ii ii v mine,
full of ...dlment and lrrrKular o( paaaiiKe.
.........,.v . muni, rnu. i I'oiiietiioin
tlie a. k. Hack paiii, dull anil hruvy.
or aliaip and acme, tell you of tuYk kid
neya and warn you of the apptoarh (if
dropay, , laliet.a and llrlKht'. dlaeaae.
lean's Kidney I'lIU cur. i k ki.lurva
and cure them permanently., Here'.
IlilUljoro prixif:
Mr. I.. A. Whlte.mili,llvK on Miami
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lliia trouble I emliireM " "", .,lltut
in act ion and i"ve me , t,4
,.,H.ci.lly at niKlit Aa a i- ';
louof rr..l.l would ariM-in U'' '
lou ul rrl, I woiiiu n , i
filing tired aud worn '"'l ,lin(!,
'r "J. .m r to nn
l":iH" 1 , il. mill' I
Khatn pi.iiiH wol.l.l '" r,.r
Mnallol ...v Lark ami 1 , w''" !r,nt
liiteiixcly I t'H.k twoi.Ml"' ' ,,
reuie.liea.lint did l I"'1' rt' Khl
my attention ''rawn l Tl(
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Iiaina and 1.1 li v"" ' , Li I
kldnryiaie rcKuUr ami ,,lr ' ,,(,l,l
have not had a rdiioi ' ' Kj,
nliicc. I fall recommend
hey I'HIh very liiK1'1)' " '
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AOoontH. Kifllr-MillmrnU.
ftlo. Nw York. hoIh l(,r
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