HILLSBCR0 APC'i itPT J4, 1309
STii li! as!
junl (,,,s mill Wumlcr in
I.IIHOK
III M VHIII Luimss
ftili' i'1''11'' VUminij
f,ui il l' P'siu H
jn mv. " ,p,l,,, '"r
Milium "...,
,1 uf V ii -eland, north of thiariiy,
((frttr. tl gelllltit lillill.
08 to"
( if two liltln iii ii
J,ell K ,,lk"- " 1 I he
a, it) tli evening, and failed to
tlu(i). I'l.' ) " bed through lit
diudi aid t i n t r ur f iir milr
ilut I''" l; '" ''"'!'. leii l
o'clok in I''" iii"iiiiK "I t'1" )
.iWlt'tf 'Ii" little llllx, wild are
41 r'" -luely mul t; years.
trt T'liO'l " t V, i'f hiv
Crwk, in I l'r I l"K-l li-r, miiIi
ibsir C"' ,v"f ttirm, Irylig In
pmiiii 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 . 1 i y frighten
, ill I'll'"' MI'i', weie li'W" tbe
mf I f in-if l"i'K tramp. They
hull Hi" 'Ii 'Ul f th many
midicm K'vrml lint'", (ml weie
ifnld Hist dm run night
proceed fri in panther, ur otlier
tiU tuiiiKit Tit i-ip tbe t liinaj.
lbs lilir, li i b I gone on an in.
dependent n li, gni 1im(, Imt wi
Ji.iljr lrt.l lr to iii'ii mini
tr sean hii g '"f I'1'"
Jr.N-hN - CUt h MAN
Avsry I'ffHv wedding wa .linn
lld l lli" Mrilimlml church, I'nr
rliu, Miinlav flr li'Miii, Hi l V",
I'l tl I in hVI.m1i, when Key l
I KleM", of .salcm, epoke. the
mill wlm Ii liii'lt K r a t , k t. Jen
ma tint Mm l ulu M. Coleman
oi,. Tim I. rile Wat ilreiii
ibilrrr t ii cliiiix til l tarried a
txUttlf( of IIMiIk foee. Mir lie)
to Oisen briilmnnaiil, an I Mi
liiulys Couture, a iMii-iii n( the
bud, u.ai'l uf honor; aiuli
L Ji)rii arlinit aa Krixiinaman
l.ir MitilM-rrv ''ayn ih wril
iiU( marrli, whirh wa J'frr-i)n liy
i!o ly Mi . iua IUlckIi T1i
bfij mli-ml tli t lilirrh atnl wan
MDtturtnl n i ti altar liy Imr ctpp
(lhf, (' ('. ManoK-k.
Tl i' ilnf i hr inn in Um rlitirt h
lrifatinii- wna ululu, rit am)
pink.
The rfn ninny wiliif-cril liy
I Utf v ii Kiraiii.n uf f r it i tt ami
nlitiviw, who, 'rr lh rrtPlin'liy
fl'lift.l 1. 1 thn Uantick Hall,
hf" a niiiiiluinia IliiiihiHin Str
Wftril.
Many l.fRtiliful nil 1 ilfrful it
Hill wcrn ri i-fl vnl,
Mr m l M r Jsuhch ill i at
b.iIIIK in ( '.,1 ItrlluM uf lir Oft.iIxT 1
I'UHLIC SALR
I "iH !!! nl pill,!,. ih!i al lh
I'f. Uuiivfi.ini, n farm, 'J (iiilfn
"Ulti "I IIIIUImko, at ID a in ,cii
HllUW, SKNKMIIKK '.'"
Sl0 I. ..r., ti ,n l , Hrllll
1 r" I' -V.'ry hmp, n tni, rljl
U, Inn k.kiu liming Irani. vki rarli,
'O'l .. ii., lr, K,M ,,!(, ,
toniUK hr.li , ,rK.rr. nr) Imll
3ri., irKi,i,-ir. Ji-rv litllir. J vrain.
t""C'l , il s ,!,,,, j. ,,rc ,
"K"li, ) I'tn Imt k, hm It WI lop
Kliy illi j,lr i ili.ilU, J', cm l
oworimmrr. flll.l fP Kkr; K.llll (
flW.ii.li-..-, iHin .Irlll; npiiiiK imilli, i;
"" '. I i in l ih k Maii.l j.U.w., u in
l.ly ,, 0w ,11y rn(pfi kb1v ,,(
'" IimuuIi, , (, luul.lr tmini-M. rl
'I"1 ''iirm,.inKr Imij.)- hanii-m, 7 l.i
M'tiiiik i ..in. W w .rwlnK iti.i-liiiip,
J "''- .ln. U.U of i..ii.rhl. ami
"'rn liiiinlmr, alu.vrU, fnika ami
Kftlt ri tiM) tmtitttfiitb In iiitttilimi
TerniNof Htile: ID ami umlt.r.
ah; ovi.r una j.r'M limn at
"PTi'ciit nit), g,j,rvf.l Hcciirily.
1 'o jM.r c.int iliMiount fur thhIi.
Hnry Hnnrpfo, Owner.
" J'. ('nriu liuH, Aiictionwr.
'""'Ii at noon.
ENROLLMENT 365 SCHOLARS
T'1 Ilillnl.irn iul)liij mihiicl oi'ueil
MoihIhd 1. ii I - .11 ..1
n " "mi nu tiiinmiiii'iu in
', mul KchulHrH are rominn every
I' in Ihoimht that tlm enroll
""t will reach a total of !('(
choUrH, thirt lHrm KollowinR in
1 ''ft of th inHtruntorH in the fev
0,i RriuiMH
Ix.
Mx-mit.-nilnit, II. V. Itiirm-H. Hills-
JF": ilHsiuini.t l.:..i. ...1... 1 ..
f"v"1, rtin. K.iK-st C,rovi-;i-inlitli, M'
;"wl'l'iiu- Cisf, IliHsboru; m-v.-nlli, NHsn
''""me llnuif, 'o,tln.l; aislli, Miss
Il'iimiili; lifth, Mihh Ktlicl Nor
"n an.l Miss 'jvllm.M!,,.e wiHtlirrri-il;
'"'lli. Miss Wilimitli Jiiiich; tlilul, Mien
" ''"i lii- Ki, ,.; m-coml, M,Hh Ktv.c Wilcox;
Flimoy, Mm, Mmllt. , )iakl., is11)ro,
1 ins is llillsl.Dro'H fuHt exKTii'ii-c will)
K-iiiilli Krnilt-, wliicli wus votcil nl tin-
i. ,"" 1 election, Anew lire em-iine
Hoi "'"Nl"li:-'li ( IHin me upper
in w ' 11 have 1111 exit oil Hie exleiior
(use i, n,,,,,,.,, p,ev,.,lti,k, ciirrss fioin
Ule '""ml exiHlN.
NOJiCE
Wy wilr I'l..... : . .. .. ...... 1 i-
11 1 " ' " ".II Ti 1 1 1 V 1 1 1 K ll'l )
in, , "," willitnit (ti.tt I'lnise or
" urn, 1 lu-rchy lorliul nil persoilH
lu ':r'hl her oninv iK-rount.
il, ' l'. t; i:tsi.i:u
""Hkiio, (ire,, September 15, 1411H.
Vl"li feed for sale. TIib heal
army .Apply to A. ChalmerB,
'"rent drove, Ore., It. 2, or Rt farm
Ber Centerville. 25-lf
( '),. II .1 1. . I ,! . .
".', in nmi 1 nion.
aa 111 town tmlay .
H I -aliy, ol Cr.! Mi
tiii.iiiKn in tuwu Mumlay.
J. Dutlan.l.iif Sha.ly ',riH,k,
w 111 IU omiiily af4t today.
Mia l:tlil J,.y, of North ym
l'l!l. la viniliiiK tlm Miaoea Walla,;.
l..t-(i.,l, m,Ki wnj, tur,u.n
ml KlitJer MVS al tli(1
"illirn
Clay K.iwull.of flheri.Uii, viila,
r"Iallra ii) ta ,-ily l)S f1)fB ,ri
of thn avk .
t 1 1 of fi.nl
ii t: with Kmiiaim
', thia week .
"nl, i viait
liaar (Men
I ,mt , I.Urk kiw, wdiihl al.out
." ihiiiii.N, i4r rmtt Mill,. tn.
wunl Notify J () IHili, llrv,r.
"', ln . U. 2S if
Mr. It. In liritimr, a prominent
"laimnan of tlm I'.navrrton ant-lion,
WiH in luitii Tunailay.
Ira Ii. Timlin, of I'ortlaud, wi
in town Tufulay, ri,r.)ut to hit
farm, north of Kuirci (irove.
(inn. Ilnlmkn, of Tij(arJvilln. waa
a...i.ir. a ilrputy ahi-rifl', ,j
-Mmnir llanwx k, ymUr.lay.
W N liarri-tt Jr. utarta for the
Kai.1 tmUy, to riNiuina hiaiituiliMi in
tlm Naval Aiailmny at Aiiapolia.
Mr tn. I Mra V. N. l!arr-tt and
Ira miI to rorllainl todar. to an
W. N UarrKt Jr ift f,.r thn Kant.
IikI Nnar tlm Immune part of
town, on dark rut kid f,love, elbow
It-ORlh. Kindrr plrana Iraveat tbia
ofli.-a
(irtinral Manaxer (ioy TalUit
an I (irtinral Fuerititninlnnt C. A.
Con iiUn, of thn Oregon Klnrlric,
fin in 1'iwii TuMhlay.
Kof Sal A certilirate of tuition
In tlm t-.bnki-Walker Bimimwi
Onlleif", nf Cortland, value. i'i-, fur
I. '1 1, lii.juiie al tbia ollirn. 'Jit H
A repuhliian elub of ?.r inemlwira
waa oraiiii'il at the (irove Tum
day night. K H llarne waa elm-ted
preeident and J. K. Wood, aecre
tary .
A toarriage lirenan waa iafuixl on
Snpteniir 22, l.iS, by County
Clerk Hailey to Win. 0 Heaiwi and
Margaret Matlbioeou, Uilb of tbia
county.
We tell mure wire fence than all
our 1-0 in 1 mi i tor a umnhined. The
reaenii m that wa have the large!
alm-k and can pell the cbeaKmt
fv-biilmeru'h Hr.. fl-ll
Ktel Walton, of Comeliua, aoci
Irutally got into the machinery of
woodxaw at that place, thii morn
ing, and badly ciuahed bii right
arm. It ia feared that amputation
will Ihj neoeeeary.
rerenna wiahing to huy borer or
i-att'e will do well to rail mi ('on
..ell ,V t'irneliu, Hillnhoro, Ore.
Oiln e over Webrung' alore. We
baveall kind of horee for aale
and guarantee aaliefarlory priree
We a I mi have dome freeh cow for
aale. 28lf
A. A. lleery, ial"r of the Chria
tian rhurch, will preach next Hun
day upon the following topic.
M.iniine, "The Chritin' Ar
mour." Kvening, "What Miml
t je do t't he Haved," or "I a Man
Saved the Minute he HelieveaT"
Hong cervire begin at 7:30. Bpeo
itl iiiuHic.
A law auil took jdare Ufore Jti
t'n-e lUrnea lat Haturday, in which
llonrv Hloffer aued fur the potteee-
aiou of a iilare purrhaaed from the
1 . . a rri .
W,,lf hov. Will and 1-c.uiB. me
nie waa decided in favor of Stofl'ere,
and the Hheriir went out Monday
. . . . . 1. t-: i-.l
to eject the delendani, wn j laueu
to defend the ami.
AiulroH Hchmidlin, of Alhion,
wa in towu Tuettday. He 8J
hit, eei-lion of the country ought
to have game waruen. ihw'-
i a,,, lie Port and hnntere came
into hi neighlMirhood,nd chased
,b...r with a nack of houndi, nd
he wa told hy hie neighbor that
the hunter left much or tne ven
ion to rot, where it was killed.
pied at nankH.Oregon,Hepu,m,,air
22 l'.IOH. after a lingering illneas,
Joim L lUnka.aged about GO year.
Mr. Hnka came to Uillaboro about
l.'Jyoaraago and engaged in the
biiMineH. afterwarda going
1,1 ibeni iahborhoodof Banks, where
1..1-, n tbe nostoflioe wan named
i hi honor, the town taking the
ame name, when laid out He
leave a wife, four bods and one
.1.. initial Ilia remains Will be
taken to North Yamhill for Inter
in.luo Mr. Bunks was an
(limit, 1
old settler in Yamhill oounty, and
was well liked by all who knew
him.
1 ..1 Himdav morning, while op
noBile the Tongue residence on 8eo
' . 1 m a ..I. a( at an
ond street, tne iron -
n driven hv Kmmett Utnck, sud
,l..nlit KrntrA and the team became
Uniliy rwa' til mi
.1..... ..1.0.1 imm the vehicle 106
immuud
j.i.,f mil two of the several pas-
pengere went over the dashboard to
the grounJ, while the other ocou.
nnt inmopd out: ' Mr. Quick bad
a rib broken, but the others were
in nn wise hurt. Tbe horses ran
. Main street," where they
..n;.iu, with the hub of a delivery
wagon, ami one of the animals
i.eMrA a leu. and was afterwards
shot. The party waB as followB
Mr and Mrs. McUowell and obild
Mr. McDowell is right of '.aymaii
in, iiA nrniron Kleclrio, ana u
n.rrinoton. of Portland: Miei Mar
garet Tenoo, of Marshalltown, Iowa
. , 1 .... !.,.) nr Ilia Ipaln
WllO liaa JUIH arriyou um m
'0
HA
(inuiittccs Working Hard U
ict Tiling in KcaJnicHH
evtKfHir. looki FKonisir,
Eihibiia Art Brlinii( ta Ctiot
from Ibc Caaatry
The Uillaboro Htreet Fair will open
uext Wedneaday. The ooininitteei
are Working hard to have every
thing in readinne for that date.
Agricultural and horticultural ez
hibiu are coming in from all auc
tion of the county, and I'reaident
Deiini i receiving many letter of
inquiry from intending exhibitor.
Tbe hore and cattle exhibit prom
ise to be good, and in fact, all de
partment of farming will be rep
reaenled in good hape. The Baby
abow will be an iuterettiog feature
of the Fair. The following com
mittee ba line 11 named: C. K. I,y-
tie. T. It lrobrie, J. W Howell,
Sheriff Hancock, A. H. Hbolee and
Dr. Adkina I'pou theee gentlemen
will fall the rnepoDiibilily of de
ciding who i the preltiet and beet
ppearmg baby, male and female.
Tbe following couojittee will look
after deooratioui: C. A. Lamkin.
W. K. I'itlengBr. Kred Hewell, Carl
Heiilel, Willi Ireland, Kliiabetb
Smith, Klizalieth Milne, Tenneeeee
WealberreJ, K"lta Hchulmerich and
Clare Imbfie
Tin (uIIuwiiik rumuiittrr will limk Hflrt
Ikii.1 ami turn htnr ar w ui)( : Mculamri
A. litilirir, J. L. Iuikin ami M M.
Mtrngrr. Mmlanira C. W. KolllIK ami
. hcwrll will have charge of the
ran not fruit ami jelly exhibit, htnhroi-
Irry tihltnta will tie jinlnl liy Mc
muri J. r Taiiueue, . . Itonelsun
ml Mimi l.liilirth Milne. The exluliiti
I iiuilti wfa ptllowi, rtr , will I uoilrr
the iiinriiuin of MrwUtnei H. W
Mmirr. May lireeur anil (irce W001I
Aruul.l. the ihiiwman, will be here the
lirt of tint week to trrrt I lie big trnti
iul net hii attraction ready. The free
rihilirtt which inrluilr a balloon aw-en-
.ma and parachute jump, dally, ami high
wirr wa king, uluiulil draw a big crowd.
lUwUII mid raiTt at t tic Fair gruiimla,
public ipraking. etc, are other iiiipor
taut (ratuira of the lug show .
CRAWFORD-STEWART
A pretty autumn wedding was that
of Ira Crawford, of Greenville, and
Miss Ida Htewart, of South Tuala
tin. Huoday, Sept. A), HHM, at
High Noon, Hav. J. A. Campbell
of Portland, ofliciating. The wed
ding look place at their future
home in Greenville. Tbe bride was
dressed in cream serge and eilk.
nd carried an arm bouquet of
Bride roes and asparagui fern
Miss Bertha Htewart. a sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and wore
silk, also carrying a bouquet of
rose and fern la Jack, a cousin
of th bride, attended the groom
The parlor waa decorated with red and
nrreii crrie Mrramera. Alter Hie cere
mony the happy young conpie lea ineir
gueala to the timing room, wnere mey
wi re acatcd to a delicate luncheon. An
mil of the bride. Mra. Martha Jack, pre
nled her with an Immense bouquet of
while antera for the (lining table; her
mother prrariitrd the wedding cake, and
Mr. and Mrt. Jiti. Miltcnberger, of Hills-
tmro, prewiilcil a large box of wedding
canilie. Mra. T. C. Johum. Mr. H.
Turtle. Mis llettie Jack and Mia
Um Von fct rve l at the bride' table.
AlKiut forty relativen and friend were
piraenl, anil gave tne oayyy roovit iiiuuj
beautiful ptenenlit. Hie bride la a
hivitfhtrr of Mr. anil Mra. J. B htewart,
of South Tualatin, aud i well known in
Ihii county, where she taught achool
for neveritl vear. The young couple will
reside ill Greenville, where the groom i
riigHgetl with the Ilig Four I.umlier Co
PUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will sell at public
auction on the Wm. Kane farm
miles north of Cornelius, near the
old Dudley mill, at 10 o'clock on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28
Grav horse, weight about 1400, bey horse
10 year, welgni 1 100; oay none, 4 years,
weight 1 loofblack hore, 4 years, weight
1000; orrel mare, 3 yeara, wcigni 1400;
1 a-yr-old hellers, in mua, win dc ires 11
in March, a year-old heifer, fresh in
March: a-vear-old Jerey bull, several
dozen chickens, new doable-disc plow.
new H it disc harrow with aeeder, new
Champion uiower, hay take, lever har
row. new fan mill, .Winch wagon, cart,
buggy, nearly new hsrneaa, a sets heavy
harness, hay fork with rope and blocks,
lot of oat and tare mixed, aH acre of
corn in field, some hay, lot 01 small tool
household furniture and otber article.
Terma of Sale $10 and under.
cash: over $10, 1 year's time, bank
able note, S per cent interest; 2 per
oent olT for cash over $ 10.
Wm. Alton, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Fins Shtep for Sale
I have a few thoroughbred Shrop
shire and Ramboulett early ram
lambs, and two 2 year-old Shrop.
shire rams; also a choice lock of
20 Ramboulett ewes, with fine ram
for this year's breeding. Will be
sold at a bargain, ae I have de
cided to keen but one breed
Shropshire.
Ferd Groner,
Hillsboro, Ore., R. 2. 25-8
For Sle
1 , t
Eidht graded Jersey beifer calves,
for $10 each; also eleven hogs. At
the Stanbridge place, one mile west
of tbe Callahan Sawmill, in Patton
Valley.
Henry M. Lawyer,
27 8 Gaston, Ore
STARTS NEXT WKEK
J. P. Hnltzel, of Bank, waa an
Argue caller Tuesday.
Judge C. K. Kindt, of K'intori,
wa a county eeat caller today.
Kraah oyaler oytfr wKk laile,
phone your order. Ien of Kweeta.
W. II. Barry, of tbe liuchong
Printing Co, wa in town yester
day. Kreah milk Ciw for aale. In
quire of Bowlby Broe:, Cornelius,
Ore.lt. 2. 2G!
Mrs. Krcrna McKinney and eon,
Verne, vieited relativeein Portland,
over Hunday.
Mrs. Cba. Hancock, of Come
liu, was in the city yeelerday, vis
iting relatives.
My G ron cottage and quarter
block, corner 5lb .v Fir, for nale or
rent. L. W. House. 2H tf
Kx County Judge Rudolph Cran
da'l is reported quite sick with an
attack of pneumonia.
Call on or phone to Denni for
groceries. A complete and up to
date line always on hand.
Mrs J. W. Connell and daugh
ter vieiled relative and friend in
Portland, tbe Grst of the week.
Leesonsio music MiesOra John
son, teacher. Inquire at the Drees
waking Parlors, over City Bakerv.
J. F. Love, of Forest Grove, has
con'racted all of this year's bop
crop to John W Dole, of Portland,
for Go per pound.
For Bale Pure, clean tare seed,
at market price. John A. Hobbe,
Fourth and Oak atreot, Hillsboro,
Ore. Ind. phone 27 8
H. Hhea & Co. have the raoet up
to date line of Millinery it has ever
been one's pleasure to see reason-
bly priced, exclusive styles. Main
street.
Mrs. Eva Loeb, nee Archhold, of
orlland, was operated on for ap
pendicitis, at a Portland hospital,
Monday, and is reported to be get
ting along nicely.
J. H. Jordan, who was foreman
of the Independent 1") years ago,
and for many years in tbe proof
reading rooms of the Oregonian,
and now foreman of Btishone's
rioting Co , Portland, was in town
yesterday, shaking hands with old
friends.
PUBLIC SALE
will sell at public auction at my
farm, 1 J miles weet of Hillsboro,
beginning at 10 0 clock a. m , on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10
Roan home, weight 1 100; black mare,
1000; aorrrl borne, 1100; black lilly, 2 vra
old; bay buy, a yr old; j bead cows, in
milk; i a-yr-old belters; i spring belter
calve; a-yr-old Jersey ball; thee are all
good graded Jersey; a-yr-old Jersev heif
er, 4 head aboata, a doz. chickens, Buck
eye mower, j inch lutin wagon, 3 Inch
Rusblord wagon, aiitcnell spring wagon,
nele odkict. a 14 inch plow. Ninilcrs
rolling disc plow, Kconomy cream sep
arator, set teani harnes, l'tanet Jr. cul
tivator, 10 gal. barrel churn, 6 tona ol
oat hay, Harpoon hay fork, and other
article too numerous to mention.
Terms of Sale Sums under $10,
cash; $10 and over 6 months' time,
at 6 per cent interest, approved
notes. 2 per cent off for cash on
sums over f 10. Lunch at noon.
I). B Reaeoner, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
Rufus Waggener, former proprie
tor of the Tualatin hotel, came over
Hillsboro, with his wife, from
Newport last Friday, and will visit
Geo. Wilcox and family for a few
days. Mr. Waggener is well pleased
with the beach, and will spend the
winter there.
Guy Talbot, manager of the Ore
gon Electric lines in Oregon, hopes
to be present at the driving of tbe
golden spike, at this place, during
the Fair, but in case he is called to
the East in the meantime, he will
be represented by Superintendent
Coolidge, on that occasion.
There are several reasons why
you should make the Den of Sweets
your head quarters, especially dur-
ng tbe carnival, tirst, because you
will receive prompt and courtious
attention; second, because their can
dies have not become stale and
shop-worn, bef lire leaving the fac
tory; because we make fresh candy
every day ; third, because you pay
oo more for the pure and whole
some candies you get here, than
you do for the factory-made article,
etc.
I am now prepared to show you
the Chae. Stevens Ac Bros.' samples
of the new Fall and Winter Styles
in ladies aud misses dress suits,
Bilk andoloth suits and dress skirts,
made to your special order, of your
own selection 01 goods, l-adies,
misses and children's coats, also
carried. I carry a standard line of
corsets and underskirts. I will be
glad to bring my goods to your
house upon request Mrs. M. h.
Caudle, Independent phone, Np.
584 . (-. 27-38
Tbe Merchants National Bank,
ol Portland, has filed an answer to
a suit, in the circuit court in Mult
nomah county, in which it sets
forth the alleged fact that Whitney
Boise, as administrator of the Haw
tqorne eetate, authorised that' bank
to honor checks drawn on the estate
by W. I). Cate. It is alleged that
in fact nothing was said to the
bank about Cate not bavins au
thority to sign checks until August,
1907, after Cate had drawn checks
to theamouut of $19,.r02,and these
checks bad been returned from time
to time to the estate after they had
been cashed.
THE ELECTRIC LINE
WILL S00NBK KEADY
Suh-Station has Been Getting
Portland Current This Week
TBE MEN AKE PUTTING IS BONDS
.N'fw brpot Building Will Be Errclrd
So a
A force of five men are now patting
in the bonds on tbe rails of tbe
electric line. They are now about
' miles east of town, and are
averaging 80 bonds a day. The
poles are all erect 1 from Garden
Home to Hillsboro, but the over
bead wiring has not been finished.
This is going on rapidly, however.
The new sub-station at this place is
about ready for business. The ma
chinery is being adjusted, and a
current has been received from
Portland lor several days past,
which is used to smooth the ma
chinery, and get it in working or
der. Power will be transmitted
over an aluminum cable, which
will have a carrying capacity of
3,1500 volte. Two carloads of build
ing material have been received
here this week, and unloadid io
front of tbe Mrs A. C. Brown prop
erty on Washington street, between
First and Second. It is understood
that the site for the new depot has
been agreed upon, and that it will
not be very far from the place
where the lumber waa unloaded.
Itis also rumored that work will
begin on the new etructure within
a few days. It is thought by tbe
Electric people that the line will
he finished and ready for traffic by
September 30.
DEVEREAUX HOYT
A very pretty home wedding was
celebrated today, at 2 p m , at tbe
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hoyt,
in Hillsboro, when their second
daughter, Kula, was united in mar
riage to Clark P. Devereaux, a
prominent business man of Eugene,
Tbe beauty of the day, the decora
lions and of tbe bride made tbe oc
casion one to be pleasantly remem
bered by the numerous gueets.
The bride waa becomiogly attired
in white net over white eilk, trim
med in real Mex can lace, and
carried a bouquet of Bride roeee.
The bridesmaid. Miss Aran Hoyt, sis
ter of the bride, wore pink chinon mull,
and carried pink roses, Mr. Harry Dev
ereaux, of Kugene, brother of the groom
acted as best man. while little Man-
Kirkwood, niece of the bride, was ring
bearer. The ceremony was performed
by lr. I). A. Waters, of Calvary M. K.
church of Portland.
Preceding the entrance of the bridal
party, "Traumeret" was charmingly
rendered by Miss Arah Hoyt, with violin
obligato by Harry Devereaux. The
bridal party entered to the strains of the
I.oheiignu wedding march, plaved by
Miss Ksther lcvereaux, sister of the
groom.
The parlors were decorated in white
and green; the dining room and recep
tion hall in pink. The wedding presents
were numerous and beautiful, consisting
of silver, cut glass, hand-painted China,
pictures and linen. A unHUie present
was a Mexicnn sarapa in artistic design.
After the ceremony a duinty luncheon
was served.
Both are well and favorably known
with a host of friends to wish them a long
and happy life. The young couple de
parted this evening for a month's sojourn
at the beach, after which they will make
their home in Kugene.
rhose present were: Mr. and Mrs. .
R. Hoyt, Miss Arah Hoyt. Mrs. L&urel
M. llovt and family, Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Uaird. Hillsboro; Mr. and Mrs. P. J.
Ilevereaux, Miss Esther and Harry llev-
ereaux, l-.ugene; Mr. and Mrs. C". A.
Nash, Oregon Citv; Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Tooze, Falls City, Ore.; Mrs. F. K. Hicks,
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Mrs. U J. Hicks.
Miss I.ucile ami Claude Hicks, Portland;
Mrs. A. S. Venen, Ray Venen, Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hoyt, Forest Grove; Ih
aud Mrs. Kirkwood, of Mexico.
AUCTION SALE
I will sell at public auction at my
farm, 1 miles north of Phillips, at
10 a. m. sharp, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1
Team work horses, hack team, buggy
horse, 11 cows all giving milk, a 3-yr-olil
steers, a yearlings, roan IHirham bull, 5
calves, 3 Jersey sows and 16 pigs, boar, 3
heavy wagons, gravel bed, hack, top
buggy. o tons hay, McCorniick mower,
hay rake, disc, lie Laval cream separator,
cultivator, cart, single buggy harness, set
double work harness good as new, set
hack harness, set chain harness, a 10-gal
cream cans, ram, pipe, wood rack, 60
cords wood, some fence posts, hartow,
stump jack, other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms of sale: Sums under $10,
cash; over $10, C months at 6 per
cent. A Munson,
Ho) brook, R F D 1
II. Kuratli, Auctioneer
Notice to Taxpayer
The last half of 1007 taxes, where
tbe first half was paid before the
first Monday in April, 1908, will
he due on or before Monday, Oct.
5, 1908, and unless paid by that
date penalty and interest will be
added from April tl, 1908, until
paid.
G. O. Hancock,
2G-8
Sheriflf Wash. Co., Or,
NOTICE
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to tbe firm of Corwin
& Heidel, will please call and set
tle on or about the first of October,
as we have sold and are going out
of business.
. 23 -9 . Corwin & Heidel.
N. S. Rodgsrs, of Vernonia, waa
in town Monday.
Geo. Hathorn, a Laurel hop
rairer, was in town today.
W. J. Benson and wife, of Port
land, were in the city yesterday.
John J. Nensbaumer, of Helvetia
was a county seat caller yesterday
T. H. Perkins, a well known
Buxton merchant, was in the city
today.
D. Harper, of Beaverton, was up
yesterday, with business at the
court houe.
We make photographic poet
cards from your own plates. Poet
Card Bazaar. 2Gtf
Mr. Barnes, who recently left
here to reside in McMinnvdle, was
in town last Saturday.
R. Robinson, of Progress, and
Geo. Robinson, of near Farming-
ton, were in town Monday.
Born, to the wife of Frank Nor
ton, 2 J miles northeast of Hillsbo
ro, Ore , Sept. 23, 1908, a son.
Miss Elisabeth Smith, piano
teacher, is now ready to receive pu
pils for the fall and winter. 27 H
C. P. Wunderlich, of near Cen
terville, was in town yesterday, and
brought in some fine wheat for
exhibition at the Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Miseaei, of
Modes la, Cal., were visiting last
week with Mr. Miseaei's cousin,
Chas. Sewell, and family.
Goats for Sale. Fifteen nannies
nd 5 weathers; price $2 per head.
K. H Northrup, 2'i miles northeast
of Glencoe. Pacific Stales' phooe
155. 27 9
Marrisge licenses wereUeued this
week by County Clerk Bailey: Ar
thur C. Boggess and Ina V. (iould;
Vestal R. Abraham and Anna M.
Templeton.
Mrs. L. J. Palmateer returned
the first of the week from San Die
go, Cal., where she spent several
months visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Thorne.
Strayed A two-year-old Jersey
bull, solid color, left my place Sep
temler 2. Anyone seeing above
described bull, please notify. D
B. Burkhalter, Hillsboro, Ore , R.
D. 2. 2G 9
1 he two Misses Dunier, ol near
Rock creek, east of town, were in
the city yesterday. Three of these
young ladies cocduct and manage
one of tbe best kept fruit farms m
nanuiugiou tuuuijr.
J. II. Collier, of Scholia, was in
town vesterday. He states tbat tne
heavy trost had Tuesday night did
great damage to the late corn and
potatoes in his section. The frost
was felt here wnere damage was
done to the tomato crop and otber
vegetables.
The Harriman lines announce
tht tbev will carry al) Oregon ex
hibits of fruit and grain to the
International Live Stock Show a1
Springfield, Ills., this fall, free of
charge, btveral counties in tbif
state will send exhibits accom
panied with advertising matter.
While at the west end of the long
bridge between Hillsboro and Cor
nellu?, last Saturday morning, Fred
Olsou's horse became frightened al
an automobile and ran away, throw
ing Fred out and bruising bim to
some extent 1 ne eoaiis 01 me
buggy were broken, and the bar
ness damaged. The horse escaped
with a cut on one of Us feet,
J. W. Kinney, of Portlsnd, th'
hurricane oreaniznr of Taft Kepub
lican clubs, for Washington and
-Tv ii l. : 1 iu:.
liuauiuua uuuuuro, wrrivcu in (uir,
citv. veeterdav afternoon, and or.
He is acting under authority of Mr
Sinnott, president of the Taft clubs
in Oregon, and a meeting was held
it thai atniivt nnnaa whan tomriA
rary organic ition was effected, with
B. Bowman, President, and Leo
Perkins. Secretary. About (50 re
publicans signed the call for an or
ganization.
Tbe hop houBe of A. B. Pollock,
one mile south of Cornelius, caught
fire yesterday afternoon and was
burned to tbe ground together with
its contents.coosisting of about 1600
Dounds of dried hops. The fire
caught in the roof of the building
and waa unmanagable from the
s art. The hop house bad been
rented from Mr. Pollock by R. B
Porter, to dry his hop crop, and
upon whom the I03S falls heaviest
It is estimated by Cornelius people
that the loss to Porter will reach
$1200. The hop house, which be
longed to Pollock, cost io the neigh
bcrhood off'JOQ.
Pa-tiifiMi mat Tnoaltto nlohf and
passed the planking ordinance.
special election was called for Octo
per -u, lor me purpose 01 giving
nortunitv to eav whether tbev will
authorize the Council to grant a 25
ra.r frannhisB In unranna ahn mar
buy tbe city water and light plant.
As it now stands, the citv onlv
the right to grant a ten year frn
o'ncil CI. TeTeldToZVwh'
i l-l
written bids for the purchase of
am I
iigm ana water plant will ibe
ceiveu, sua uuuBiutreu. uaet
r ' . . . . .
ne presented, onouia tne legal bile uppii. t.r u kmi. abbh
voters reiuse by tneir votes to au
thorize the city council to give a
year franchise to purchasers,
Bale will not occur, for the reason When in town, call and try our
that prospective buvers will
take tbe plant without a long
trancnise.
PROFESSIONAL.
F. A. BAILEY, M. I).
i'hyxirian and Surgeon
OtBre Baiiey-Morgan block, upstairs.
Rooms 12. 1.1 ami 1.1. Krlili'noe 8.111 ih
wmt pomer llajeline ami tiecuml Htrl.
Both 'Phones.
S. T. LINKLATER, U. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OfBce tl petal rt oyer The Delta Drug Stor
IUaidnc East of Court Homte,
In tbe corner of the block.
JAMES PHILLIFE TAX1KS1K, M. I.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad To.
Consultation in French nr F.ngliali. Of
fice npelsirs. over L. M. Hoyt Oil's, store,
north aide of Main Ht., HUlalioro, Or.
A.B.BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block,
noth rhone. Hillsboro, Ore.
rrrrVerrrWs
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Koom 10 and U Morgan-Bailey Block,
afreet. Over I)etiiiia Store.
HILLSBORO ------ OREGON
0m. ft. 0ayjr W. a. Hmrm
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-A.T-LAV7
Rooms 1 and t Shute Building
HILLSBORO. . . OKK.UO.V
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNHY-AT-LAW
OfBce, upstairs, over the Post Office,
Hillsboro. Oregoa
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORN E Y-AT-LA W
Room j, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HilUbor.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Office Upataira, Bailey Mergan Block
Room, i n a.
HILLSBORO. - OREGON.
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W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orn.-: Main 8treet, opp. Court Houue,
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstair, Room 3, 4 and j
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
Forest Grovr
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 31
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter WorK
a J .
a vnutunB
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
phones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro - Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
CMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
upply of fresh meat of all kind.
A New Era In Price
We are going to sell meats at price low
er than those which have prevailed in
the oast. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Main Street, Hillabor, Oregon.
Homo Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
A Upp. 1'armers' Ieed bued, ou
- Main St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
A TTTOMOItfT F
HU 1 VlUVUlJJJJ
( T API? Sear Hartrampf
has VlJXlVilVJU
Proprietors
-
Third St., bet. Washington
the an( alzm
I
re - HlLLSBORO :: :: OREGON
or
Uie.iwral Atitoinoblln Uepolrln. Auhmnm
foe International Engines,
25
best In use.
tbe
not hot coffee and cocoa, and don I for-
term get the lunch, at Palmateer' Con-
I UcUqimj.u raimawer, prop.