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PUBLIC SALE
I Kill fell at public nale at tbe
I'r, WitliyooinlM farm, 2 milt
uili of IlilUoio, at 10 a. 111 ,nn
KIUDAV, SKITKMBKIl 2')
wink Imttra, tt and ll yra, wri(ht
I'h) card, (try lintar, 1 yrnta, wvigba
M'xi, Imrktkiti driving Irani, io rarh,
i mil H yrara; j hrad Kood "'Hi cowl,
Couiiug I tc.h auun; regutridl Jctac) hull
J yrara, irKUlt-tnl ithv luifrr, 1 yrata,
hruoil aow ami m almiilH, .V, Lahrlle farm
WigtiM, j orit liat-kn, liHi k with top, lop
KKY wilh (Nile ami almftx, 4', cut I)
itD mower, 10. ft I laU.rne Kakr; rollit.g
I J lll.SC. 1H.I11 .Irlll
Jtli, a 14 in R, k Islaml plow", 14 in
Bimlly plow, hay curlier, kv alrcl
Iriingli, 2 I'll (Uitihle Itai nraa, cl
"k hiniraa.aliiKle ImK)' hiriiCHH, 7 ID
MI milk (un., W it W arwIliK machine,
WlmKor piano, lulu ol lionarholil ami
kilihru mrinliire, ihovrls, futka ami
'Jr anlclea loo niiliierous lo niriilloii.
TerniHof Hale; $10 ami undor,
h; over $10, one year'n lime at
par ceni with approvnl neonrily.
Two per cent discount for each.
Henry llogrcfe, Owner.
J1- P. Cornrliiia, Auotionertr.
Lunch at noon.
Fine Sim p for Sale
J bve a few thoroughbred Shrop
shire and lUtiiboulett early ram
')l8, ttiul two 2 year old Hhrop
bhire raina; aleu a cboioe (luck of
0 lUtiiboulett ewHH, with flue rain
wr this year's brmiinK. Will be
n'(i at a bargain, as I have do
""led to keep but one broeil
HhropHhires.
Kerd Groner,
fc Hillbhoro, Ore., U. 2. 2B-S
For Sale
or. .U.I t . I. ..if... nlirun
c --- pjiniinii unrtinj nruim i.bih-".
$10 eaoh; bIho eleveu bogs. At
the Htanbridge place, one mile went
"J the Callahan Hawmill, in Patlon
aiiey,
llanftl f f.nwVA.
Ii. HurhiinD, ol Corntllui,
in town ! jr.
JilJva immIiii .ml wif. ;.ii,l
tint HtU Kair jTMlnrilay.
John (j. Ilntiry, of imir Orencit,
an Artttia tallar jmlttrJa.
Mr. at..! Mm. Chu. Hlckethirr,
ol ( mUf M ilia, were la town, txly
Cltutl CliftiutrUin, of Vernouia,
w in titwn Tu-a.lajr, flaitiiiK with
rnlativr.
W uiak iht)ti)((raibio xat
caiila Ironi your owu lila. I'ttat
Canl Itanar . 2litf
K. I. Kuratli haa Un rai-
iiiiiln Notarjr I'ulilif ,j (Joy.
r-riuir Chamlxtrlain.
I'nrrjr Waliou, of nnar Hanki,
wat in lowii yn.tanlay, n hit way
Iiiiiiib from a viait to Portland.
tit' i
Mlaalmtri Minlth. piano
Iniflmr, i imw rnady to rrtviva pi.
iiU tor Ilia fall ami wintitr. '21 H
Kbit. .. A. IWy haa binn railed
In ilia paaluraU of tba Cbriitian
t liurt li al Out pitro, for another
year, ami will r i d 0 here.
Iiim al Alpha Mall, Coroeliuv,
ti it Halurday ni(bt, Hpt. Huh
alki' orritaatra. Tickela, Tli
tfiila Kveryltody Invited. 27
J N. It'iliiiiaiin, loriimrly i.f near
lirrtiiiville, now of Canlralia, Vah ,
who ia in the county veiling rela
ti ami Meiidi. rallrd yeelerday
(ioaU fur Sale. Fifteen nanniea
tiI It weathrra: tinea f 1 oar htiail
K. II Norlhrup, '.M mile norlheait
of dleiinie. I ai'ilit' Htatea phone
I -v. 27 V
HrKtilar prearhin aervloM al lb
( hrialian rbutcb un I Huoday at
II a. 111. ami 1 p 111. Kiung top
ic "Waa lha Name Ubrietiao Di
vinriy I liven'."
We aril mure wire fence lhau all
our rotnlilor combined. The
rnawiu in that we have tb largest
Wx k and ran rell the obeapeel.
rV'bulinerich Hro. 61-tf
The ladir of lha Melbodiil
ih ti red will Brrvenneof their fa
moui rhirkrn pie dinnr, in lb
lirariK" Hall, one day during lha
Carnival. Further notice neit
Ff.
On Friday aveoing of tbia week
the Methodiit rbutrb will hold 1 1
lal ijuarlerly (Hinferrm-eat lb par
aoiiaue. at 7:. AH memlier are
ioviiml, and the oflicera are urged
lo I preaent. Tbii ia an impor
tant meeting.
Imuel Brown, a eon of Mr. and
Mr. P. O. Drown, formerly of tbii
place, ilio the oily, flailing with
K. I.. Abbolt and family. Mr.
lira w ii recFUlly ltl a lag wbil at
the Mar Inland Navy Yard, near
San Fraucitoo.
Some time ago, ShfrilT Uancock
role a Uller of intuiry lo tbe
Sheriff of Sparta, S. C, but thut
far hat rrceived no retinue. This
it the town wher Johnson, the
layer of Perdue, thought hit vic
tim formerly lived.
Mr. (5. I HifiRwr) and little
daughter, Kulh, of I.a Uraode, and
Mr. I.. A. Whitcomb, of tbii oily,
returned Tuday from an extend
ed May at Ocean Park. Mrs. Big
ger will remain hereeeveral weekt
with hfr parnnts, Mr. and Mrs. K
I.. AbUitt, and family.
Mrs. A. J. Friday, of near Banks,
it vitiling relatives and friends at
u.,.,..iiti Iowa, this month.
When the returns borne, she will
ha accompanied by her mother,
Mrs. Celeete Bamis, who has been
vieiting her brothers and sisters, in
Iowa, for tbe past six monmt.
Tbe Webfoot Keally Co. report
the following sales: . W. uoi
land't house and lot to Julius Bor
encon, consideration $!00. Geo. 8
Abton's bouse and lot to 8. M,
Holland, consideration IS50. H
0 Lane's house and 3 lota to W,
K. Boiling- W. K. Boiling con.
fi-ctionery business to 11. O. Lane
brldire will be finish
ed today, and so will lb" BIU t
.1.. ...nr.iaobaa. The MW WldgS iS
covered for a distance of 100 feet,
and has Iteen painted. Teams have
been crossing for some time, al
.1 w ii,H bridua has not been
formally received by the county.
It is a good piece 01 wora man r
llecU credit on the contractor, J. B.
I.orminir.
I am now prepared to show you
Bros.' samples
of the new Kali and Winter Styles
in ladles' and misses' drees siute,
nilk and cloth suits and dress skirts,
tit vour special order, of your
own selection of goods. Ladies,
1 nUi hlran'a COS IB. aiBO
carried. I carry standard line of
1. nn.larakirts. I Will he
oorenia
glad to bring my goods to your
hoiiBe upon request,.
Caudle, independent puo... -RS4.
27"38
The Street Fair oomraittee hae
decided to locate one of the big J7
Hnnnf. itreet. between
Mein and Linooln, which will coyer
tbe -took exhibits. Id the center
. n-: Hannnil streets, where
01 W1BIH " ,,, ,
.1 . . ..,. a lunotion. will he
the big show tent, whioh will be
free for the use 01 me mium..
until sometime in the afternoon of
each day. On Feoond street, south
Um uln. will be another 176-foot
tent, which will comain to. win
i.....i..,.i hnrt Aiiltural exhibits
ounuri" ... , , i
The poultry exhibits will be p aoed
on Main street, west of tbe pavilion.
ThiB arrangement was deoided on
by the committee ana mr. aihu.
MAKE THRDIRT FLY
t MtCabc'n ('instruction
Camp 011 the I. K St N.
ILL BE I'lCTL'ttESOUE KOI IE
traciiitt Tula auw Gaea
Mild Hnad Bail
Thirty team panned through lianka
eelerday, Iwuud for McCatW coo-
truction camp, above ituxton.
rotu 2-t to Mi men are going in
aily on the P. It. .V N. train, to
ork on the extension of the road
entward. There are now about
Kl men and .'10 teami at work.
When the team, which went iu
yeelerday, get to work, there will
be fl teama employed in trading,
McCatie'a anntrart raarViaa frmn
(be 2( lib to the 27th mile poet, a
lance of 7 mile, and it in el
ected that the road will be com-
eted that dialance by the time
he winter raint eet in. Id tbia 7
mile contract, there will be nine
iridgee to coniitruct, none of them
very long one. Al tut U.M' vard
of
earth and rock will have to be
removed from tne big tunnel, which
il included In the 7 mile contract.
Bridge carpsntera will begin work
ben the grade reached bridge No
H. From the turnout on Salmon-
tterry, a tplendld view it obtained,
and on a clear dav, it It taid the
ocean may be aeen.
Tbe total
length ol 1 he road from Hilleboro
to Tillamook City ia Mid to be
bout HQ mile, although the die-
latice it touch leta on a direct line
The construction train now goea at
fi
ar west as tbe 1 mile poet, 2,
tnilft above Buxton. Tbe P. H. A
haa three gaogt of meo engaged
torfacing and ballatting the
road between Ilillaboro and Bux
ton, to get il in good condition for
the wiolr traffic. Two carloads of
oala and three of bar were shipped
10 me conairucuoo camp, yee
lerday, for tbe uee of tbe teami on
the work.
PUBLIC SALE
Tbe underaigned will sell at pulilic
ucuou, 10 in utguewi tiiuuer, ai
the A. Heywood farm, on the
Baseline road. 2 miles went of
Hillsboro and I mile east of Corns
ius, at 10 o'clock 1 111,011
Tl'KSl)AY SKPTKMBKR fc
lUuk'.kHi lion, weight, itoo; torrel
atr. weivt, luso: oav marv, weivDi
iy, 10 Jerney cowa, in-tu laal July,
frruli 111 Oct. , 1 lreh in ov , ami
rtsli 111 Jitt : tine Jenry nriirra, 1
teah in Nov., a frrah in March; 1 year
tig Jerary beifrf. Jersey bull. 4 yMf;
rol w, 01.1 wagoo, j uraiea naca. i
...1 .rl Plann mr t m-val. milk
. (i lima dovrr hav o bttshf i
of wheal, ami many other article too
nuinrtuiii lu mention.
Terms of Sale On sums over
. ,v f. I a a a ft
10, one years time, nterest at 6
er cent., approved notes $10 and
per
nder. rasb.
A. Heywood, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDIES
rincipal Barnes has handed in tbe
ollowing course of study for the
Hillsboro High School: First balf
year English, Algebra and Book
keeping, second half Koglish, Al
gebra and Botany ; optional, Latin
and General History. Required
work for second year: First half
Knglieh, Algebra, Pbyical Ueogra
nhv: second balf Koglish, rbysi
oal Geography and Geometry: op
lional, Latin and General History .
Tuition musi oe paiu in aavance.
Tuition for grades 1, 2, 3 and 4 is
$9 IX), lor 30 weeks, (school year )
For grades 0, 0, 1 ana s, eio. iot
hool year; High School ia $20 for
weeks.
AUCTION SALE
will sell at publlo auotion at my
arm, 1 4 miles north of Phillips, at
10 a. m. sharp, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
Team work horses, hack team, buggy
horse, it cows all giving milk, 3-yr-old
steera, l yearlings, roan Durham bull, 5
calves, j Jersey sow and 16 pigs, boar, 3
heavy wagons, gravel bed, hack, top
buggy, 20 tons hay, McUorniick mower,
hav rake. disc. Del. aval cream separator,
cultivator, cart, single buggy harness, tet
double work harnes good as new, set
Hack narness, wn ...
cream cans, ram, pipe, itowi , w
rord wood, some fence posts, harrow,
stump jack, other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms of sale: Hums unuer lu,
cash; over $10, 6 months at 6 perLDj 8team shovel No. 1 is at Bay
cent. A. Munson,
Holbrook, K F D 1
H Kuratli, Auctioneer
NQTICB
m v wilt-. Clara (leisler. having left my
bed and board without just cause
provocaiioii, 1 ','; 1
a-.. 1 haMhii i iw i .ti i al I Twronna
F. GKISLRR.
Hillslwro, Ore., September 15, 1908.
Jim Doris, a native of Greece,
and a laborer on tbe Southern Pa-
nifin aMverelv mashed his thumb,
: . . ...
while unloading sieei raws, near
this olaoe last Friday. He was
lamnltfiraritv attended bv Dr. Tarn
iesie, the company's surgeon, at
m nlane. and then tent to a Port-
land hospital, where the thumb
mav have to be amputated. -
Material ia arriving for the new
cement ridnwalkt.
K. B. Tongue attended the State
Fair, at Salem, thit week
l)r. Ttiuifttie tpnt Wednesday
at the State Fair, at Salem.
Mr. A. B. Bailey it vititing with
relatives in Portland thin week.
Fresh milk cowa fur sale. In
quire of liowiny Bros:, Cornelius,
Ore. It. 2. 29
A four year old daughter of Peter
J. Vandehey, of Banks, has the
scarlet fever.
For lunches, hot and cold drinks,
or a choice cocktail, call on Pal ma-
teer's confectionery.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I). Powell are
building a neat fi-roorn cottage on
their lots in South Hilleboro.
Developing, printing and finish
ing, done fur amateur photograph
ers, at tbe Poet Card Bazaar, zbtf
Mies Winifred Brown, of Forest
Grove, is in town this week, tbe
gueit of
her sister, Mies Vivian
orown
Dr. C. B. Brown, dentist, will be
in Hillsboro, Monday, Sept. 28lh,
and remain all week. Office over
Wehrung't store. 27 8
II. Hhea A Co. have the inoet up
to date line of Millinery it baa ever
been one pleaiure to eee reanon
ably priced, exclusive tyltn. Main
loir eet.
The ladies of the Christian
church will serve lunches during
tbe street carnival, in the big tent
in the court yard. 2(i lJ
H. and K. H Nortbrup were in
tbe oily today, and called. The
'ofujer is living in Portland, and i
visiting tbe latter, who lives north
east of Gleocoe.
For Sale A team of bays, weiabl
1300 to 1400, also Hi wagon and
barnees all for WjO Inquire of
C. It. Bloyd, corner Third and Ma
ple, Hilleboro, Ore.
2fi i)
It is reported that
the Buxton
sawmill, which shut down lset win
ter, will be started up in a few
days. It will employ about 25
bands, at tbe mill and in tbe
woods.
Small pox, in a milt! form, is
said lo be prtvalent over in Tills
mook county, and on tbe Grand
Konde reservation, where many
small-pox flags are dieplaytd aloof
tbe bhendan-Tnlamook wagon
f0ftj
t 1 :
Tbe Hillslwro Commercial Bank
have Safety Deposit boxes, wilh
fire proof vault' Why leave your
valuables around the boue, when
you can rent a box for l uo
year, and be absolutely safe? Call
and let ur explain.
The infant daughter of Ray Tay
lor and wife, died in this city, on
the 13th inet., after a short illness.
Services were held at the Kvanireli-
. . l Pa , ,l.
v vwv J t
aay loiiownig. ioiermen. ai vue
DJU fellOWB cemetery.
Married, at the residence of Mr
and Mrs. W. H. Siegner, in Port-
UU iU 1 0 II 1 . uiuB uui a a is a via-
, d mt 3rd, Chester M.
Burng Miss Islie Cate, both
I of Portland. Tbe bride is wel
known in this city, where she fur
merly resided, and is the daughter
of the late R. L. Cete and wife.
John Cornelius, of Forest Grove,
has consented to interest himself in
the horse show for the Street Fair.
" D"Bl'". UDU UCP"
OUi 1UI UI I1UD UUIBWi a WQUIJ
dollars worth of prizes have al
ready been subscribed, and more
will be secured before the rair.
Jim Cave, who haa charge of the
Oregonian routes in Hillsboro, says
that some person or perrons have
been taking that paper from the
y,rdsand doorsteps of subscribers.
jim n a pi,,n clothes man watoh
no inr the snihv nartiea. and inti
matM tnat jt will go hard with the
paper-grabbers, if detected
Treasurer Jaokson writes Judge
Rood, under date of Sept. 12, from
Silver Lake, Indiana He and
wile are well, and are having
good time meeting old friends and
relatives, speaking ot tne country
back there, Mr. Jacksou says:
"This is about tbe deadest country
I ever saw, and is dry and dusty
No fruit, and light crops of other
kinds, and nothing to get money
out ot " Mr. Jackson Bends regards
to all friends, not forgetting "the
boys' in the court bouse.
Geo. L Davis, chief engineer o
the P, R. & N., who came from
Till amnok this week, cave out the
- , ' ,
Ioiiowing lniormauon, wim regaru
0 Work on the Tillamook end of
the road: "Gradinor is in Drocress
between Bav Citv and Tillamook
n,tv oradins toward the Miami
1 while another is at work on bridge
I No. 1. at the Tillamook end. As
fast aa the piles are driven at Tilla
mook. docks are beibs constructed
at the terminal yards there. An
other pile driver is at work at
r bridae No. 0 over the Miami river,
while tunnel No. 1, at Hobson
. ... . .
ville, 1 J miles from Bay City, is
being hurried through. Teams are
hauling powder to the tunnel, from
Buxton, while there is a large force
of men engaged in clearing me
land along the right of way and
j- 1 xt 1 . ....
graaiog irow iuuuoi u.i mure
1 30 mile post. Grading and bridge
- work between the 20-miie and
mile posts is being rushed, and as
soon aa men can be secured the
working force on the road will be
leuiargeu.
1 f Si
H CITY'S PLANT
F. fi. Sjkes, Tortland, Places
Hid in Hands of City Council
TO BE CONSIDERED MM TUESDAY
Will Mike Plant Electric, if Bit bid it
Succetaful
G. Sykes, a Portland electrician
of meant, accompanied by his at
torney, Mr. Griffith, came out to
Hilleboro Tueaday evening, lo at
tend the regular meeting of the city
council. Previouelr. however, he
aa sent a bid lo tbe council of
12-VXXJ, for the electric light and
water plant, to irclude a franchise
(or years, rates to e.agreed up-
on between tbe council and the
purchaser. Owing to the fact that
a quorum of tbe city council could
not be had Tueeday night, the
matter will go over for considera
tion at a meetine which will be
beld next Tueeday night. It is be
lieved that if tbe offer is successful,
Mr. Sykes will make tbe plant
wholly electric, and get the neces
sary power lo operate it from tbe
Oregon Electric'e wires. It is also
believed that Mr. Sykes will inter-
est local capital in the enterprise,
provided he makes the deal. Seen
Tuesday night, Mr. Sykes said he
would coins out next Tueeday
night, and be present when the bid
is opened by tbe council. He was
not in position to stale juet what
improvements would be made, in
case be secured the plant, but it
would be bis aim to give the peo-
pie tbe best possible service, under
new cond t ons. It ia h nted that
..." . I
the bidder, if eucceseful, will spend
from S,000 to 110,000 in immedi
ate improvements.
PROBATE
Kstate Wilson Whitmore, deed; final acct
tiled ; ordered Out Monday Oct 12 lie set
as time for htaring olijections.
r. Jno Wolford, tleol; administrator
aulhorizoil to purchase and erect niotiu
lUetit over vrnc of .1 110 oHord, coat to
te 11 J out of estate.
r.ii iiaunitn 11 iiivnv, ut-cii, auniiuis-
t. .1 .1 .1 .... !
Irnlor aiithorued to sell certain note and
mortgage at private sale for cash and re-
pott sale to court
Kst Henry K Austin, deed; inventory
and aDDraisement filed and ant) roved.
Kst 0 A Bowers, deed; bond aduistnx
and aduir approved; Miles Watroua. Wm
alrous and U I) Hump appointed ap-
praiseri o et
. Kst Lula J Davenport, deed; inventory
and appraisement of est in eountv tiled
and aoproved.
i Est Jno D McDonald, deed; inventorv
wid appratsenteut filed and approved;
TVr4Titiiil nmrkrtv iut niile for widow I
i i".7... ' r ' .jj
Nuuniiuai mi aiiuiwii n iiun out. i
I
cnimrea.
Kst N jitult, deed; dual acct filed; set
lor bearing oet 9. at 10 a in.
uJir.T. '.r
neira nic.i, mmir uikuukcu. c nuscv..
Kst A V. Brown, deed; Jaslirant, Lewis
Retner and Robt Arnold appointed ap
praisers for l olk co and Titos Alleher
Lincoln Allen and Richard Rogers for
Benton co.
Ktt Chas P Clark, deed; A V Smith, V
F McUllan and W S Gregory appointed
a
:inraisers.
Ouanliansliip Nellie M Ritchey, minor;
,Kna 01 guaraia. approveo.
Kst Kufus E Norman, deed; inventory
aiid appraisement filed aud approved;
tinai acct set lor bearing Monday, net 19
.
at 10 a in.
nn n 1 1 r cat c
he undersigned will sell at public
tiiiiitinn tn ttM W nrt Wfinal farm A
nniK nf onnlin. no. the
M,,VQ MvaM va au. uv..v, MVa a-"
A n.,.tu. mill .1 KlnVWkAn
av.,.u,...,.. .
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 28
Gray horse, weight about .400. bay hor
,
.Jio
1000; sorrel mare, 3 years, weight 1400;
" .
j-yr-oid ueiiert, in milk, win be tren
inarvu, -jear-o.u ..cue., ..ou ,u
fresh in
March; 2-year-old Jersey bull, several
dozen chickens, new double-disc plow,
new H-ft disc harrow with seeder, new
1"M. - aata-ii naa tiiMi atr Vi a t t-aa ar aa Ylta r .
tow, new fan mill, 34-inctt wagon, cart,
buggy, nearly new harness, 2 sets heavy
name, hay fork wtui rope and blocks,
lot 01 oat aim tares mixea, 2, acres 01
CQrn 10 UCIU, buiuc nay, iui u. suiau .uui
r- , , ,, f ,, . ,
limiat-hnld furniture and Other articles.
TerruB of Sale
in .nA
, 1 a i ii- u u
cash; over $10, 1 year's time, bank-
able note, 8 per cent interest; 2 per
"
cent off for cash over $10
Wm. Aiton, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Yanderwal, Clerk.
CALL FOR BIOS
Sealed bids will be received by the county
itrt ' cf Wnalitiitrtiiti nnutitv I iroann
until i o'clock p. m. of the 8th day of
October, 1908, and then opened, for the
tent or the county poor tami and tor the
care of the inmates for a term of two
years froui the 1st tlay of November, 1908.
For particulars impure ol county judge,
lly order or the commissioners,
I. W. floodin. County Judge.
Dated Hillsboro, Oregou, Sept. 9, 1908.
Notice to Taxpayers
The last half of 1907 taxes, where
the first half was paid before the
first Monday in April, 1908, will
be due on or before Monday, Oct.
5, 1908, and unless paid by that
date penalty and interest will be
added from April 0, VM until
paid.
Q. G. Hancock,
2C 8 Sheriff Wash. Co., Or.
Born, to the wife of Martin King,
of Roy, Oregon, Sept. 7, 1908,
eon.
Born, to the wife of Herman Mil
ler, of near Bethany, Ore., Sept.
1908, a daughter.
was a Buxton
visitor, Tuesday.
Jobn Meier, a Cedar Mills farm
er, was in town today.
John Sim peon, of South Tuala
tin, was in town Tueeday.
S. B. Catterlin, a Portland real
estate man, waa in town yesterday.
A. C. Donelson has moved into
tbe A. Niman house, on Sixth and
Fir streets.
W. J. Bunnel, of near Tigard
ville, was in town yesterday, on
legal buninees.
Born, to the wife of Arnold
Hutchinson, of Vineland, Oregon,
Hept 11, 1008, a daughter.
Call on or phone to Dennis for
groceries. A complete and up to
date line always on band.
Mrs. Zoa Hsrtrampf and Mrs. I
Chas. Gardner, of Forest Grove.
anent Sundav with the tamilv of j'
i.Dii. itirnniir. nr pnrait tirnva 1
W. Hartrampf, in this city.
For 8ale-Pure, clean Ure seed.
at market price. John A. Hobbe
uiaraei pnee.-jonn a. hodds,
Miourth 'nd 0ak ttt, Hilleboro,
id Oak street, Hillsboro,
Ore. Ind. phone. 27 8
Mrs. Arnold Dysle, of Portland,
came out tbia mornine, and will
visit her father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Kuratli, of Phillips,
lor a time
1 make a specialty of dizzing!
and cleaning wells. If yon need
my services call on or address P
II. Vandehey, Cornelius, Oregon,
K. K. D. 1. 24 27
Miss A la Allison, who ppent her
vacation with her sister, in Seattle,
returned the first of the week, and
resumed her duties as stenographer
in the law office of K B and Thoe.
II. Tongue.
Harry Haynee, of Forest Grove,
tiled a hop contract with McN'tft
Bros., of Portland, this week, and
P7 'be terms of the instrument, is
a .1 I ft1 w
w uenver w me ouyer zu.ixaj
pounds of hops at 7c pr pound.
Strayed A two-year-old Jersey
bull, solid color, left my placj Sep
tember I. Anyone eeeing above
described bull, please notify. D,
d. Burkhalter, Hilleboro, Ore , R.
D. 2. 2G 9
Miss Aileen Morrison, of Grants
rase, nas accepted a position as
compositor in tbe Independent of
fice. Mies Grace Deichman, who
has held the position for four years,
will attend school in Portland this
winter.
in me inree year old trot, lor a
puree ot foOO, at tbe State fair,
yesterday, I. D. Chappell's Dr. L 11
man won second money, there be
ne three entries katalina, tbe
winner, and Dr. Ullinan and Prin
cess Direct.
Lee Sears, of Sears A Hartrampf,
purchased a new Yale-California
. ., . .
lali
It
motor-cjc.e. mis week, it is a
.
.l.nnrfifl iviwat manhma mil ia .a
t.
pable of a 60-mile an hour gait,
tnd cost 1225. and ia the only one
onts kind in Hillsboro.
J. T. Slack, father-in-law of R.
S. Alexander, of Iowa Hill, died
yesterday of a congestive chill, aged
1 7 years. Deceased and wife are
from California, and came to this
county last Spring on a visit to
their daughter, Mrs. Alexander.
Frank Johnson, of about eight
., " , " ' , , 8
miles north of town, killed a large
I t I 1 1 . 1 a I 1
oiacx oear one aay mis wees, ana
Emmott Bros, sold bear steak to
annh of their enatnmera aa wanted
I . .
awa uu u.a uui a awaao ! vi 1
much like ordinary beef, and there
are people who esteem it a delicacy.
I I
The Methodists will hold services
1 fi.LL . iL , 1 I1U aL . I
ex. oaoDiim 11 ii ociocs.inme
1 n L.U ,k U .Ul
ruuVD",lu.u" U1UUU. i"
Wilbur Wiley
ipnnrifisv 01 ma neon s or iniaim, 1 .- 1 -a a-
flhurfih' PttmphinI hvr thfl n4Hlor.
L. F. Belknap. This will be the
?.al . t
closing service oi me year, as tneirnones.
pa8tor leaves next Tuesday, to at-
. j ,h Arinuftl nonferfn0 at Sft-
lem.
There is quite a bit of talk about
w"""b o.b nwm yaimwi
at this place, and Riving tbe dairy
men a chance to save the skimmed
-il , tA k;. n.,.
luna V ITOVJ IU .UOII DT1I.1V. v ,
, . 11 I k 1 '
iu wiumuu muu.t an ui tuo uo.
rymen nave separators on their
'Ml D,..IJ
farms and a Portland comcanv
'" na r"' " ticallv
5atner? UP c'em' Po"ciiy
,,i . 6- .
could be done in this countv.
Samuel L. Clapp has instituted
divorce proceedings against bis
wife, Phoebe I. Ciapp, in tbe cir
cuit court for this county. The
couple were married in Linooln,
Nebraska, in IS80, but tbe course
of true love did not run emootniy,
LnJ jn 1906, Mrs. Clapp deserted
her hubby, so the complaint recites,
, , , ,1 1 ,
anu uB cuuiiuueu iu uwcri uiiu
ever since, on which account the
plaintiff arts that the court dis
solve the matrimonial bonds.
Elmo O, and Alta Norte, two of
I. 1). Chappell's ppeedy horses ar
rived home from Seattle, yesterday.
Four ot the Unappell string aie
now at the State Fair. It is said
that Mr. Chappell cleaned up about
$2,000 clear of all expense at the
Seattle races, Iowa Boy, Bushnell
King and Bramfotd Boy, all being
winners of good purses. In the
year-old race at Seattle, Dr. Ull
man won $4UU, Becond money:
Iowa Boy won the Alaska Yukon
purse of $1,000, in three straight
heatp, time 2:15i; the King Co.
nurse of $700. Dacins race. waB won
a
by Bushnell King, time 2:164 ;
Uueen City purse of $1,000, trotting
race, was won by B ram ford Boy, in
1G,
three straight heats, time TWi
PROrKHMIONAU
I
A. BAILEY, M. D.
Phytic Ian and Surgeon
Office Bialley-MorKan Mock, npaUirt.
R.xiiin 12, 1 1 ami lb. Keitliii-e Souih
wiaat rairner Ba.llne anil Mecoml Htrwta.
Both 'I'hutiea.
VWWrWAWV
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otfic uUiri ovprTlia ln-lta IiriiK Mura)
rUaldanoe Eaatof Court Hotiw,
In lha corner of the hlw-k.
frfffVV
JAME.S PHILLIPE TAMIEME, M. 1).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Hiirifaxm Southern Paolrio
CuuaulUlion in French or
RallrnaJ Co.
Knsrliah. Of-
lice upstairs, over I,. M. Iloyt Oo's. ntora,
nurtta aide of Main Ht., Hillalioro, Or.
vvavwvaA
a - . . -
AlLhY, M. D.,U.U.b.
Physician and Surgeon.
OwwrrwP, , fi A
T9nmtnr- pwi.
"v;-.inu ..
E5oth Phonea. TlillcWn Ore.
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DR. V. E. PITTENGKR
Dentist
Kootna 10 and 11 Morgan-Halley Blm-k,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLS BOKO ------ ORKOOH
Owo. H. Bmmlmy Mr. O. Hmrm
BAOLEY & HARE
ATTORNKYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and t Shnte Boildlntr
HILLS BOKO, . . OKMiOS.
VrrafrWA
U. T. BAOLEY
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office, npatau-t, over the Poat Office,
HUlaboro, - Orcgoa
MrVrrVrVVrVrVrrVVr1
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
RoonM Mraa Blk- nuiatwcw.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTOR-NEY-AT-LAW
Office X7peUlr, Balky Mwrgan Block .
Rooms, 1 ani a.
HILLSBORO, - OKEGOS.
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Orrivrc Maiu Street, opp. Court ilouiie.
HILLSBORO OR BOON
l-rrin tt -rrvtrttn t t-i
linVJo. II. lUiNUUJC, J 1.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
vr.. W1V rt..U- D. . . .
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ilulsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
FoaasT GaovB
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 31
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter Worh
And Contracting
1 UOSe Contemplating DUllQing
Mine
-mia get my ngures.
Both
I Til
Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro -- Oregon
L, Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS; Prop.,
Keep constantly on hand a. fine
supply of fresh meat of all kind.
A Mew Era in Price
We are going to sell meats at prlcea low
er than those which have prevailed in
ertnan tnosewnicn nave prevailed in
the PMt- CaU in n1 ee us- We niMn
bu8eM. .Phone and FrM Delivery
6 One door East Tualatin Hotel
aiaia siren, auiaoort, uregoe.
ZZomo Stylo
RESTAURANT
' Regular Meals, 25 cts'up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Mam St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
AUTOMOBILE
GARAGE
Sears & Hartrampf
Proprietors
Third St., bet. Washington
and Main
3-
Hillsboro
Orf,gon
Gennral Aulomoblltt lipalrln. AuJomo.
1,1 Ik Muppltea of all klnda. At
for International fc.ntlmi,
bnt In use.
the
When in town, cll and try our
hot coffee and cocoa, and don't for
get the lunch, at Palmateei'a Con
fectionery .L. J. l'almatm. p'
27 8 (laRtou. Ore.
the phowman, lai oaiuruwy.
, r
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