HILLSBORO ARGUS, OCT. U JJ08
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It la tmifflllUa
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. Interior of lh agrirulturel ami
, pavilion ia khki 10
It i under the man
Frank Keleay, Joe.
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Miiaoar the mammoth .Uaah.
o fair 1 cotiill without
I, 0 pun iuU. eud there ere
vri.li-. The agricultural
,bibil rinri.Uy console l live
nt''1"1" ,u,,u b ',n,,'
i b competing for Ilia
it Jdj cheat tiered by Arnold
' iboeuon. f-r the beet eihihtl.
Uibili ctmn '' "r
.1 In sacs, nun. TrRi-iBiii,
and are Hi u r h admired bjr III
-crowd m Biieiiuanrw.
All Ilia iini" nm
illiboro. the farthest eahihilnr
.Uaalllank. Chaa. (irebel at
Sk i lao cm,a of allalfa, raised
J, irrigation, one cul June l.'iib
4 lit otbrr ou July 27th. ! 11
Leaner la sunflower over
CT i. n ml anuia now banana
Ckmtlona ibal look good, A
tJwwo shows Md rorn
ui, Mra. Jotin (ielee tibibila a
irniptbal weighed pounds. I'eter
urcbr ha (mum of Kinja, lied
Imi Ptppinai. Norlbaru Hpya and
lnrinalsins thai ara IuIIm
ikribihilora, whoa) nsin- ara
u kooao, elei have flna eihihila
ipplas, jicara, grea, ale , which
L.Ki in wear Mua ribbons. All in
illlbf nliil'it ia film though some
a . . , ,
Ibsl Isciing in vegetables, owing
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PAIM NOTES
Ureen Walker, of Ureenvill.
In tba oil? Tileadav.
J -
Tba premium Hal of the Kair
III be given neit week.
For Hale How. with severn hIbn
Hulh phones. .ina Wood.
Herman Koahoka, of alouth of
town, waa ia today tnj called.
Uuv. t'luiuUrlaln wn una 1.1 a i
lak at the fair, waa eijH'ctml.
Fur Sale Two lijlit apring m
gone, at a bargain. II. It Kwvea.
C.Ur Mill.
A large numUr of buntrra' II
renaea were leMii-il by Count v Clerk
HaiUy tbia wk,
C. J. Wunderlicb. one of the
well to do fariunri of near Center
villa, waa In town yealenlay.
I'oeliuaalrr H. I. Corneliu la In-
tailing a numUr of niw lt-k loi-
ea at the poet oftiee tbla wm-k.
For Hale Two an of A
oung work hcirwa, well broken.
Inquire of Alei. (InnluD.Cornellua,
II. I. 2'i:)
htfiory work, line art collection,
it. ira to I found In the City
itilMbou. 11 w Maaonio Hall,
tblcb it In charge of Meed am mi J
Imbue, l.amkin and I'lttenger
JWt it a nice diaptay of ebina
v,prMrvd fruiU.jelliearawn
u lanry neetlUwurk, boina made
hl!U,il pillowa, etc, leeidra
Ik nhilul of fancy need In work
ha Hi. Helena' Hall, Portland.
Jwtibihiiof Miwlng in coiiinoti
a for the eing mat hine, offered
Mr. Arnold, by glrla, ia rice I
t, and thowa that tba girl have
Delected that inui'iriant art in
wbolj economy The fine art
kibit, ootiHiuing of iainling, in
but not titenaiva. K J
4dioq haa a i redilahla eihibil of
mi nude honey. Many olhir
bibiU are prninieed, and vialtora
H Bod Ihu deitarttueut of inter
j Tboaawhoaroompariinl the May
'UHeaerlon and rmla into loan
I tit Brat elm-trio car were: Hon
H Wehrung, Kd. Kchulmerlrh
V- J. I'. Taiuixeie, I, A. Ing
pioty Clerk J. W. Hailey, A. M
Wile, Hanker J. W. Hhutn. Hilla
J?; Mayor Lauablin. C. O. Hon,
?'y O. ir, Colonel Harry Haynea,
I 0. I'atieraon. llenrr Win.
f K. W. Hainea.H. A. Walker
i nwmier Curl, of For eat llrnve
Th Hillaboro Uondeneer hai '20
F'bJi ut Carnation cream on ex-
Hion, which ia attracting alien-
ton.
TbiFaiibanki-MorMnothava
oinit o( their maohinery on
irOUDllM.
Jennie
yiaileil
Miea i'earl Hewell, Mine
Uiley ami Fred Uiiild
friend in Portland, the latter nart
of laal werk
11 A black aow, weight about
2(0 nouiido, near Cedar Milla. Re
ward Noiify Jacob IaM, Hnavar-
u,n, tle, K. I oH tf
W. H Tucker, of near Heed villa,
well known Oregon printer, who
ia now In k linn the eoil. inateail.
waa an Argue caller Tueeday.
For gentlemen'a, ladiee' ami
children' Iiihmi you can do no liel
ter than to buy of John Dennii
Ale. Cbalinera li-fl ' bead of bin
Hborlhorn herd here Monday, fur
the ahow, He wan on bia war
home from the Portland itock fair.
Anyone wiabiug millinery goodt,
at bargain it , iilraee call on
Mra A. J. I'erkiua, at her home on
llaeeline alreet, near Third, Hillr-
Uiro. '.i IK)
The Oregon Klertric croeeed the
P. H. ft N. track U'rdneelay, and
track laying will privet d brmkly
from now on toward Corneliut and
Foreat (irove
OPENING OF TUB
BIG STREET FAIR
DrivinKof (JoldcnSpikc Main
Invent of Day
TUB dm ELECT kIC CAK AKKIVES
Stcibrl!iklag aad Ulber u)fal Dcia-
aaatratlaai Occar
W. N. Hrown, of Laurel, waa an
Argua caller, Friday.
Mri. Alfred Lincoln, of Oluicoe,
waa io town Wednesday.
Lay down your hammer and buy
a horn, at the Deo of Hweeta.
Mr. and Mra. O. Nordlund, of
near Reedville, were in town y enter-
uar.
We make photographic pot OTBER STOCK WILL COM FRIDAY
card from your own plate. Poet
AT
THE STREET FAIR
Fine Washington Co. Herds
are Represented Here Today
The Third ililLhort) Rlreet Fair
ojMined Wednesday at 10:15 when
I'r. F. A. Hailey welcomed the
large throng preeenl in a Bve min
ute addreee, in which be briefly
reviewed the progrett of Washing
ton county. He ipoke eloiiuently
of the county ' future, and declared
that ita prosperity aa a oounly had
come to atay, and that thia wai no
plaoe"fortbe kicker or knocker
Old melhoda had given way to new
Card limar. 2'! if
Miini-R Delia and Ktnnia Young
rill atart nut Hunday for Minne
apolit, Minn , for an txtebded visit
with relatlvea.
Vetch need for tale,
John Fisher, of West Union,!waa
in the city today.
For all kinda of Carnival Good?,
buy at the Den of Sweets.
Peter Hebeiaen, of near Phillip,
was in town today, and called.
For lunches, hot and cold drink.
or a choice cocktail, call on Palma-
teer a confectionery.
Q. J. Palmateer this week sold
50 acre of his ranch near Witch
Gaeo Sbp, aa4 Splcadia Bhiwieg at Until, for 1 1 10 per acre.
Poaltry
The exhibit of stock while not large
The beat M 7et cevertheleM quite good
variety. Apply to A. Chalmers, nd Mr. Harrow, who hat charge,
Forest (rove, Ore., R. I, or at farm looks for many additional exhibits Washington street, to W. O Don
Deiore tne ratr cioeea. i te roiiow- eisoo, lor nw.
LeesoDS in music Mias Ora John
son, teacher. Inquire at the Dress
making Parlors, over City Bakerv.
Mrs. A. C. Brown, it is reported,
has bargained to sell KM feet of the
old W. K. Jackson lots, fronting on
near Centerville. 25-tf
Ki-SberirT J. W.Connell ia build
ing a new story and a half bunga
low with rooms, un Hecond street,
between Baeeline and Oak, which
will cost about $2,000.
Mme Tuttle, d ressmaker ; tailored
and street suits; house and evening
(owns. Hpicial designing. 8. T.
ing exhibiu are now here
Herd short horns, registered, from
Alex. Chalmer't stock farm. This
herd consists of 1 ball, 2 cows and
5 heifers, John Dennis exhibits a
registered Jersey cow and two regis
tered heifers. Dr. A. B. Bailer
8trayed A two-year old Jersey
bull, solid color, left my place Sep
tember I. Anyone seeing arnve
described bull, please notify. D
B. Burkhalter, Uilleboro, Ore., R.
D. 2. 2G 9
ones, and the era of improvement Taylor's system. Work guaranteed
and t.rotrfsa coujoellerl anion nn oesoiid and Base Line sts. T.i-0
Max Crandall, who is experting
the books of the retiring county
shows registered Jersey bull. Geo officers, has finished the offices of
Harrow shows grade Jersey heifer, the clerk and sheriff, and will now
PROFKfWIONAL.
' R A: BAILEY, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Oltice Builey-Mnritan liUwk, iitir.
Rooms 12, 1.1 mud I ft. Kriiilmre .Houth
wext corner l:.eliue anJ bouoiiil Htrwu.
IJoth 'Plirms.
S. T. LINKLATER, M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office U)Uln over The Ih-II Drug Slor
RbaidfiDce Eaat of Court Hon,
la tb corner of the block.
JAME3 FHILLIPE TAMIES1E, U. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Bout hern I'arlfio Railroail Co
C'uimultation In French or Knelieh. Of
fice upeuira, over I.. M. Hoyt Co', store,
north Hide of Main Ht., Uillalioro, Or.
the part of the people. He wai Ths following Beavsrton peopl Wm.Schulnjerich shows J-year-old 00 tbe hooks of the recorder
...... uj i uKuiianwr o. i . vor- attenueo tbe fair, vesieraay: uom- Jersey bull. Herman Boge exhibits ,Ba i"eurer,
.wpuuuou lor mayor miseioner uuttner.juuus uenancg. z fegisUred Jersey beifere. R. The ladies of the Christian
Dentils, who had son In arrnin I V u:, U U P..n.. I a .:.. -u o u t . . . . . .
. " ' . , , I vu.. h,,uviii,,u. 'iun, onivuu auuw a ioBi-oiu veraej I cnurcn oi rarmington will gives
ymUj wrtuu r.iecuio oinciaia Mra. II. U. Vinson. W. fc. Kouires. bulr. re atered and crade he fera. nr. nrl .ri.i
. . o D I vivaiiiu aauva u nu,ia uu
over tne new line U tbe golden and others
aplke eermonie. In behalf of tbe
Mayor, Mr. Cornelius extended a
hearty welcome to tbe people.
Tbe balloon aacension, the firil
ot a series during tbe fair, was pull
ed off without accident, and at
tracted a large crowd.
At J p. in. VrtnrUy crowd nunilwr
iti( Irom 4aiu to yxnj Klhrre) at the
corner ol Srcoud a ml Vliinton trrrte
lo UurM thr iiicouiuiK of tlie tint tlec
Itic rt that ever rutrrrd JlilUlMiro.
I'rutiiptly t a o'clock, cciirdiii P'-
wtc car w iiKUird. ' J hrrt it
Martin Mead, who lives G miles
east of Uilleboro, was taken sick, in
town, Tueeday, and is lying at tbe
home of bis daughter, Mrs Geo,
Payne. Mrs. Mead was teot for,
and it here caring for him. ,.
Tbe Hillsboro Commercial Bank
have Safety Deposit boxes, with a
Ore proof vault. Vby leave your
valuables around the boue, when
you can rent a box tor i uu a
year, sod be absolutely safe? Call
gram
comn," ,, Uir Klad h(Mit. Then ai it 0 Jel u( explain.
m vuu. taaar laaikri: a ill wall lllllir I -
into hrartyt'tirrmiK. Myor Ivimii in Mrs. Geieler, an old lady of over
tnl..rrd u i'. Coruciuu. bound m part: ;q years of age, bad the miafortune
luoiytvci. yr. Ko the K"IUm ,rt .,1 .nr f,.M,,r. on. nf tK- hnn-
H . Matthee, of Laurel, shows two
Doe registered Cotewold lambs. Jos.
Cawrse has three pens of Cotawolds.
H. Beatnish shows registered Berk
shire boar and a fine grade sow.
The display of poultry it very
good and there are about 45 ooope
of chickens, ducki, etc , on exhibi
tion in charge of G. A Patterson.
We will notice this exhibit more at
length next week.
REAL ESTATE TRANSPERS
the
art) Ira tan ilriwtt it lli.lt.-..,... af. i'l.
-, ......... . ' "'H Ol I . . , . . t .
luinui uilrd at thil pIit winch vvr " a irg, ib uiiui, uu uw uiiuj-i Haroe
in our foil public Uannpuiutiou facihliea. ises in tbift City, falling OVtr iOOQt Jaa Hocking to F. II Coleman, 8 40
the acrei A llarper Q 1 c 1141 1050
, Cbaa A Wyman to Jas Hardy, 5 acres
Sat
urday evening, October 10th. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Ladies please bring baskets. 2S 0
Elder A. A. Beery will preach
next Sunday at the Chrintian
church, on the following topics:
Morning, "Hinderances;" Evening
"What do ye More Than Other-,?
or "Has tbe Christian Church t
Right to Exist?" Special music.
Persons wishing to buy Lorees or
cattle will do well to call on Con-
nell & Cornelius, Hilleboro, Ore.
Office over Wehrung's Btore. We
have all kinds of horses for sale
and guarantee satisfactory prices.
We also have some freeh cows for
sale. 2Stf
' f Ma tntvuM av llllica, IVVB U lUNf V J imb vtv
Uck of traimporutiou hu kept the Went olwtructiott in the yard, in
Side In the background. We nave Kruwti )T ATn R.:u.
until we need gre.ter tr.n.jK.rtatiou f.cil- , Vl; j j u ?
HILLSBORO TIME TABLE
"d the new aohodule tha iassen
FHn in and out of HilUboro
ptind leave as follows:
lWi for I'ortland-
rw liroye I..K.I
fwMas Hljer .
form n...l 1
t.oc ,,,,,,,
l"il drove I..M .1
'lli Over l,n.
rrlvi from l'.nl-,l
P"Hli Overl.ml
fwtat Grove Local
p I "rove I..aal
t drove Local
, 6 fW a, in.
, 9: 1 1 a, ni.
. 10:4 j a, 111.
. J 41 P. in.
, 4:fty p. III.
H:4 a. m
9:67 a 111
3:07 p. in
5:10 p. ni
6:47 P.
D .
or oleFiu nnil mllnt.
Cr0' ln' frmh I r.uuire at the
Ml I 1 t
... .' 'wrenoe plane, near
b.. i 11 rries, uornenus,
r" i . 00 'in
frank wi t v. .... 1
ili I I ""uuw" nas reeignmi
f" Position an minD nf iK. !
p nrd at Witch Usui, hut will
.""'s smulor of Mr. Har. in
JIDM t. ' '
UBiiHmi w
i r. lw"nl until Dec. 31,190ft,
(it U;.., " r"eia 11111I nil renewal to
L.. .r'J ""Konimi will receive that
r uioiiti,, fr ,he pri(.e of , vflirly
"Pl'on -J. W. Cave, Agent. JH-3I
"gsr W, H, Hicks, of t
L ;"rer' dflParted this morning
rort vieitto Seattle.
, . - .ioi ooiiase ana nuarter
ri.oomer 6th A Fir, for sale or
VV. House. 28 If
marrimio n . 1 1
.""rdar in w a
'"oner to i ....
wTh .nibU APPy 10 Ku-
"HlB""',Uillsboro,Or. 2l-tf
We sell more wire fence than all
our conieliiurt combined. The
reaeon la that we have the largest
eUx'k and can eell the cbeapeal.
Hcbulniericb Bros. 61-tf
Miaoea Ce il and KJ lib Brogden
left laat Saturday for Corvallli, to
ttend the Oregon Agricultural
College Their friends will find
them at Waldo Hall. l
A check, Indorsed for I'il wai
lost in the court yard yesterday,
and wa picketl up by one of Ar
nold'a abowiuen, acid banded to
Mr. Arnold, who aoutihl for tbe
owner, whom be eventually found
(real Balloon Aacenaion, Friday,
tVlober 2 The Den of Hweels will
end up 15 balloon. Attached to
each one of theee is a card entitling
the finder lo a box of our famous
chocolate chips free during the
Carnival.
Tbe l(X acre h ip yard at Witch
Hat'l was picked this year in 11
days, as asainat 21 days last year.
Frank Weinenback, who was in
town Tuesday, aya the yard pro
duced Ifl.lKK) pounds more green
hops this year than lent, and that
the rrop will bale larger than the
previous year.
Oeo L Davis, the genial engineer
of tbe P. R A N Co.ctughl bin
Aral salmon on a troll, over on
Tillamook bay, recently, the flab
weighing over 41 wunds. Mr.
Davis exhibits a photograph of
himself holding up the fish, and
has affidavits from responsible bus
inees men on the Bay testifying
that he actually caught the salmon.
should any of bit frierids demand
proof.
Ah Hov. the Chinaman who wti
brought up to Hillsboro for exami
nation reuardimi his sanity, and
who was later released by order of
(Inodin. appeared in town
. . . . 1 I ! t
Mnm iv with a J'ortianu Vlliueee
... V... , , . ..
t.i...hnt who Informed nneriu
...u. . - .
Hancock that Ah Boy hut f no w
u tuununHlnn when he was arrest-
..I .t . bob vard near Bherwood.
. 1 i ...i kl. "il,inl" went
,i.,.n ia Hherwmxl Monday alter
noon, to search for the money ad
Boy is alleged to hsve lost, in some
mysterious manner.
Wm. rtchulraerich, one of our
leading farmers and dairymen, wai
i .1 tha Fair, vesterday. Mr.
u,.v,,.i..rl..h ia in favor of bavin
a county fair. Thinks a joint
slock company should be formed to
...,. v.. u ornnnds. and oonduot to
all around annual meeting, where
all tbe product! and all the stock
of the county, worthy of exhibition,
be shown. 'In order to get
.,..iir onlIllr.,, said Mr. Sobul-
uisrioh. "I am willing and ready to
take 00 worth of sloe in a ooun
ty fair." There has been much
tails' nAmtairnlnff the establishment
of ft county fair, in tbie section, of
late, and the coming winter would
ba a good time to organize and get
.ui. in raadineas for session
. ... fn While the street fairs
have been well attended, the city
has not been Bnanclauy
(a, premiums for stock exhibits,
and such exhibits as have oome
have been the result of local pride
on the part ol exhibitors. Most 0
i..,.iniia men now feel tnai
nur uwi"'"" . ...
.1. .i.Ani.t I. a county fair or-
ganization to take the place of the
ilir. I hit the ( Ireiion lilectnc bu fur-
nlibrd ui and we nt I hem to know
that we nipie-iate it. J.rt ns hope that
our uileretU will be mutual in the yean
lo come.
Attoiury Kerr, of the Oregon Kleclric
Company. u the licit aker. He
tptike of the anna of hit company, which
wa intent upon building a network of
electric line over the illamette valley
with the idea of developing one of the
ricbevl agricultural arction ia the writ
and of building up a K'rt corporate bur
mra lor its owoera. lie (aid that our
lulnctli ihould be mutual and dwell up
on the liraily welcouie given the com
pauy bv the iwople of the Welt Side. He
lil a flowing tribute to the atate and
aid we were jmt brginulng to attract
paoptt front the eait to our aliorei aud
predicted that the luitnlgratiou would be
tiinething wondeilul in the near future,
being an eaalern luau the revelation had
lieru a great one to Inking into ac
count the wonderful undeveloped te
tourcri ol tin con m rv.
Attorney Win. (J. lUre was the neit
ivaker and captured the crowd in a neat
5 minute ipeech. He Mid that Welling
ton couuly had auHered for ran to take
it product lo market, but he )iod that
day mai now pant. He paid a well (le
nt ved jierauanl tribute to Manager C.uy
TaliMit, Supt. ol Coniitruclioii .Miller,
Kiatlil of Way man Mcl.Hiwell and Attor
ney ('.unit Allen for their iplendid work
111 punhiug the nmd to coniplrtiou in the
face ol great ooa'acle.
Oscar Baldwin to J J Croealey, tract
blk 7 roreat Urove. I it
Walter Bernards to Francia Bernards,
167.70 acres SIN Beeka d 1 c. I
Jaa Hocking to M B Bump, 8.40 acre
A Harper u 1 c I s 4 w 1050
Rural route carriers are no long
er obliged to receive small change
. k . . ror aiamns. nor are tnev odi sea to
called, and attended ber injuries. i,orin A PorteT'toH WTuirMr'aiu stamp letters where money is left
Chas. Tiaard and Edward Wood. "l..La 'r""."'.ao0OMn the :box for stamp?. Tatrong,
- . - 1 rnnz n K r 1 1 4f i ia w o urim acarauci I. .. , .i ...
oy tne new ruling 01 tne pnpiai ae
Fair today. With Mr. Tigard is Fram Reitzl to Herwen Hergert. parlment, muBt stamp tneir letters
Jno W. Yoes, of Arkansas, a cous- ae! of ne aec 17 ti a 3 w..: 3500 before posting, otherwiee the carrier
in who ia viaitinc with him. Mr. 5 Bailey to Henry Kanna, jH.77 I has no authority to take them for
oes returned recently from J ana-1 p u Bailey to Henry Gureke, acres mailing
rx a, where ne oaa nueiness u 1 sec u tnjw 1500 DeNova, tbe man who rides tbe
meaner or tne v. b. tseoret Dervice i " y balloon and does the Dirachuteact
Corps. , I j h chriirnan to John w Cotneliua. also doee the plide for life, two peril-
Jos. and Walbnrgs Lemberg, of to( neX aec 19 1 1 a 3 w 4000 out stunts. Yesterday, before tbe
Sherwood, have filed their tranJ Mary Locke to h A Hyde, lota 7, 8, balloon was properly icflited, some
er.pl on appeal from tb. decitinn ."-Ji iSJfe: a5 outsider yelled: "Let ber go," and
" : .k. .n . 1. .- v,i.,
A.B.BAILEY, M. D.,D.D.S-
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block,
lioth Phones. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-Kalley Bbx-k,
atreet. Over Dennis Store.
HILLSBORO OREOON
a. R. 0aofa W. O. Hmrm
BAGLEY A HARE
ATTORN EYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and t Shute Building
UILLSB0K0. . . OKKliOS.
H. T. BAGLEY
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office, npatalra, over the Poet Office,
HUlaboro, Oregon
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 3, 4, k 3, Morgan Blk, HUlaboro.
VraarVSVai
of the County Board who awarded
them tfOO for road damagwj Tbeyi
want $1000. The Lemberge- have srl
aairy tarm, anu ciaim vnat as
road puts the water lupplyfor their
slock over in another field across
the road.
Fred Hamel, who live 8 ml'i
northeast of ' town, swapped horree
in Portland, one uay mis weear;
much against his will. He left a
fine animal at the D. 8. Btablee in
she went. As there waa a blaze
JnoPWagneretal to Wat Adler.lota underneath the balloon at the time.
,!7end isbikicurtuarurwe aoo there wasgreat danger of the bag
9 M acres R S Tupper d I C43 i s 4 850 j
JOHN M. WALL
ATTOR.NBY-AT-I.AW
Offica Cpataiia, Bailey tfergan Block,
Rooma, 1 anl t.
HILLSBORO. - ORKQOS.
Jno Bailey to S E Todd, lot 6 blk 2
taking fi e This is the way m st
Bailey 'a add Forest Urove.: 300 .B . , . . .
J A.Thonihnrgh to G H Baldwin, of the accidenta to arronauts occur
int tot s Cornelius env.
G H Baldwin to J A Tboroburgh,
tract blk at forest Grove aooo
6 H Baldwin 4a J A Thornburgh,
tract blk 19 Forest Grove..' 1 100
R. O Stevenson, State Game
Warden, was in town Mondxv II"
bas several deputies in -dft-ien!
parte of the state, enforcing, f o far
Kllza M Parker to Aleianaer Ueer, .lnna,!M. K B.,a !. r,f Ore
lots 3 and 4 blk I Gaston 1500 "
G A Cobb to Malchois Frutiger, part
J Wood's d l c 48
W. N. BARRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrti : iluia Stroet, opp. Court Houe.
HILLSBORO - OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooma 3, 4 and 3
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Portland, temporarily, and when Johnson Buckley to N Mortenaon
Mayer Dennis then produced the gold
en spike, which wai driven home jointly
by tbe Myor, ueneial Manager luouilge
and 8upt. of Conitrurtion Miller, amid
much cheering. Ur Hailey men closed
the rierclnea with a well pointed story,
n which Indue Good in and a couple of the new Fall and Winter Styles I Alice K Holcomb to Jno T Whatley,
whom he had just married hgureil. ine
Urge crowd diiei-fd in tine humor, and
Ihu cloaetl one 01 ine moat imporiani
evrnii In tbe luitory of HIlHboro.
A large noiuh-r ol prominent forest
Grove c tuen were present, and prom
ised a like jollification, when thr road ia
huuhed to their city.
A nuuilier of invited guests were on
tba car from Portland, also a nuuilier
from HillslKiro, including President
Tantieme and Secretary Long of tbe
Hoard of Trade. Mayor lleunie aud otu
. . . . .,,
era. The party ws given an uvaiuw an
along the line, by big crowd, and came
through without a nucn.
Atuolil a attraction are ica
riant. The slide for life from tbe
inner to the court vard was well worth
are in if. Alio tbe revolving ladder, and
mber nublic attractions
...
Atx-ut 5,000 people were in lown ihjui
the surrouuding country ou the first day.
he came to get tbe animal to come
home, he found an old "skate in
ite place. At last accounts, Fred
was making a eearch for the stolen
horse. The animal was taken in
broad daylight.
I am now prepared to show you
tbe Cbas. Stevens A Bros.' samples
tract ol 75-too in Wash co....
C D Anderson to H Coleman, tract
blk ts Forest Grove .' 1 000
H 1 Hardin to R White, lots 3 and 4
blk 6 Middleton 450
Don Cumtnings toTheo Barnards, 17
acres sec 20 1 1 n 3 w aoc
II C Hodge to Sarah F Abernethy,
lota 0 and 6 blk 14 So Park ad r U 1
I N Louden et al to Jennie K Julian,
9 acres aec 33 1 1 a 3 w 103
gon. v tolations are not nearly so
1 numerous as in yearn part, lor m
reason that the law of Into vr-arB is I vaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaj
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5 I being rigidly enforced, and violators
who have once felt tbe foro of th
law, do not care to receive another
visitation.
The Oregon Methodist Episcopal
Conference, which met at balem,
gave out the following conference
appointments, last Saturday night.
We Ktve those which an-ct this
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.... . . k. . 1 . - . I . .ft . ftKA n.l Inn 1 UAanAS.AM 17 an
in lailma and miRMS areas suits, l part acc 10 1 1 n i w n uinui mjoiwi, urn,muu, uo.
silk and cloth suits and drees skirte, Ur"uH7m,MeUl 10 H. Spieee; Cornelius, Rev. M. C
made to vnur snecial order, of vour u'"'8' -j Uavts; LUley. to Ds supplied; for-
. . r. . w . . I - I i d rr : n.,l.l.
own selection ol troode. taffies,! u'"i "ui uuu.u,
misses and children's ooats. also uv..wn HUlaboro. Rev. L. Jf. Belknap
n.eeia T parr a atandard line hf . II he Annual Conference will meet
nnraata and nnderakirta. I will be I The undersigned will Bell at publio next year at Cottage Grove Hills-
glad to brinn my goods to your auction on the premieee, 1 miles boro and .iNewberg were bidders tor 1 hose contemplating building
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shsp
Forest Gbovr
Phone, Intl. 92 Long distance, No. 31
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter WorK
And Contracting
PROBATE
bouse upon request. Mrs. M; E. north of Banks, at 10 a. m., on I the next Conference
Caudle, Independent phone, No. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, On Monday of this week, the en
o4. . it-is Matched team of mares, 6 yeara old, rollment at the Dublic schools foot
.... . a . 1
3(15 of the pre
llr fiftl ference with the management of the uVg Jeraey heifer; ai akoau; new Mitch- Monday. Prof. Barnes Pays
be water Oregon Electric line, relative to ell 3-inch wagon; 23-4 Mitchell wagon, the school is crowded, and the di
rties for hanliiiB rock for road work 1 1 " aouoie team narscwa witn cau, rectors nave oeen ootigea 10 oruer
from tha oonnU's rock tract near Mu...?": mow eeaU. In the first grade,
Tigardville. The rock is li-H!
in into email nartm lea nv natnrai 1 mtch tnrka. noes, rakica. axes ana otner aiu trauo, ui, t;u iuc, uu. im
causes, and all that ia necessary hi tools.. All houaeholdand kitch.n enrollment is too heavy in the pri-
. ' I faaawtt Aaatai awUawaiS han attlil aTafJaVatltf I 1
in hasa t ahinnad to noints where """ 7 7 tnary graaee, ana more are coming.
.... .. r -- r --- trjotatoea. notninc reservexi. . - -. , . .. . ,
needed, and placed upon the roads. ' 1 nuch .nd sweet cider. ne nre CV DaB Jei ?"iveu,
Th rwv niU la within a nuarter of I m , ... m ,nlbut the manufactures who are
1 "" . 1- . r lerms 01 naieAU Bums ui iu ... .
ire ex
drills
,.. ,.r muImI .if Andrew .Tack I
: . .... 1 1 ..m..ivnni smile irom tne nieciric line, ana ij 1... M..k.ntin mumi'i
a..,..., :'r r---:M. .nt tMnanattMnn mn k- 'v"-'"'" A On Tueedav. the Babcock E
aponiveu. uiuin... .- ---r-. . ..... auDrovea uovew, wiinout in- . . . , ,
minor, Wm Finney appointed guardu ad ,reed upon, aatisfactory to both taet if naid when due-if not In- tingut'hera were charged, and
rA m inni tin 'nrnnsaiw wjriii Minri s a ma ana . 1 ti 11 . a l .i.. .i.
1 1 afr. l.'at f nls I Ditvfannnrt. flectl:
w N iisrrett apptd euardn ad litem of proceed to make a survey for a
Ora W Davenport; sale ordered as prayed switch, and later 00 build the
for.-Kst Solomon Wasserman, deed; 11 branch. This will enable theooun-
W Metager apptd adiiUtilstr; bonu piooj
1;
Geo T Brickell, Geo Selkirk and Flpar
K Frank appraisers. tiuanliansntp jno
W Sutherland, minor; sale of real estate
Confirmed. Omudiaushlp Frank Mayer,
(..!,!,.. iiiimli'il: reoort iruardn filed and
ennroved. Ret Frederick W King, deed;
adui to probate; K I Kuratli apptd admr;
bond fiioo nieti
branch. This will enable theooun-
ty board to ship its rock to any
point in the county along the line
of the road
J. P. Magruder, of this city, who
served overtime in the Pbillipine
War, and helped to suppress the
Filipino insurrection, has just re
ceived a 1 beautiful bronte : medal
cent discount
over (10,
J. P. Heltsel, Owner.
.-J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
' Geo. F. Naylor, Clerk.
for cash on suma! circulated the subscription paper
for money to make a survey through
the country south of HillBhoro, from
near Tigardville to Blooming, with
the idea that the Oregon hlectnc
Company would build if it found
.a . . S .'ll - -11
fru. ii i n., n.. tne route to do leasioie irom an
pie were in town on the first day pointo of view, misunderstood Man
of the Fair: Chaa. Roe. Geo. Sloan. -8" Tlboti a! to wnat hl9 cona-
n--?. t rwr ni V. W panv promiseu. a iuoouub was
am.-, wvft., , -'''' I ,,. l.TI,..J...I.I,t
ueiu ab ouuuiio, iisi mui nun; umui
should get my figures. Both
Phones. Cor. 4th & Tackson.
Hillsboro Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
supply of fresh meats of all kinda.
A Mew Era In Price
We are going to sell meats at prices low-
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Main Street, Billsbora, Oregon.
Homo Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
Main St.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
bronte. medal I u.:u t r n.i u: vai.
Vor Rent A good 120 aore farm I from Connreaa. in recoanition of I fl r.L j ' .w. ii.' .j fn. and a communication from Talbot
on North Plains, with 6 room .Hhe lofty patrioUsm shown by vol- ' was read, in which he stated that ATTTOMOKTTih!
Un... ..t.lan nrnhard. ham llld ..nluH an1 ailra nf tha ftttt I ' I ba nnidpntU waanntirnlv ndann. VlllVAJ 1 1 J U
Mhar'nnthniiaea: rent $5 Per acre. I A. m Pnrnii'1 nf which he waa a GofttS for Sal. Fifteen Bftnnlee Meratood hv members of the oom
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Apply to VVilltam Kane, roreei member. On one side, the medal I "uu uriuw h uu mittee, as he could not. nor bad ne
Grove, Ore. J-u oontaios a bas relief of three in- JNortnrup, muesnorineaa. intended to promise that his Com-
pany wouiu ai any time uuim a
" I marl nvnr tha nrotinaerl inn. Hnril
n AD APT? Sears & Hartrampf
UAtlAUlj Proprietors
rove, Ure. -n oontaios a oas renei oi inree in-
Itcannot be learnl just when '7"
tha 'Oregon Kleotrio will begin to "f . ort A" .i. i.' I..
the Hillsboro Milk Condenser is I Groner presided at the meeting,
u.R.I anrrontinn 1Rifl" 1 On thai reverSA
..laa a fa naa a. aW Hal Tl n IIIHIIIiril I bms vvwh aawvi -
and Portland, as the ballasting has the words: t "For ratrtou ,hut down this week, in order to which was addressed by judge HlUSBORO
not been finished It will be soon, . oruiuae ana loyally, wim- instftit two new receiving UnkB lunai, nerman coiner, w m. ocnui
i!!!.lar ln lurel wrth. Mr. Magruder -,Dd to repair the plumbing. merich, Dan Burkhalter and others,
uunv.v.. i . . i . .i r,. in oj rii.i i
t .-iia uke time durini the ri..-. t.i ..j Wan
. JI, .... , 1 If I '11 1UIUUWOI 1U1.UHT U HH , , I I UK, UN UW. ,J UUVUU.1UUO .UQ
Carnival to Bee our hats and gt one 0f thoM who served beyond the rlD nd "T10'1"1 workofciroulaticg the subscription
mn.tx. lim. nt vi. a-ll.tmenl. henn tha nu a"JB pnvaw nwu- Tha hnwM ha
Third St., bet. Washington
". and Main
: :: Oregon
VIMB'M "
our prices. Beet in town.-
(ie of a I Auhimbll linpalrliig. Auhmitw
bll Supplies of all kinds. Ari.t
(or Intnrnational Engine,
best In uau.
... . , , . suu lu vwn ui mo uiinuuuciDV
vv swswa, wumwu w u w..muK, , u WM discontinue the
our pnutjo. ume oi nie enlistment, nonce tne . , .. , . paper, ine peopie, nowever, nave .
Rhea A Co., Main St , south of the medal whloh he high, prZ9i. The - fflF" "'ormaUon Inquw t Mt fdth -n Becuring a line ot When n towDt wlI gnd try 0l)r
courtyard. medal was authorized by AQt of . " omc' v't their section, which is one of the hot coffae and cocoa, and don't for-
. . . . n i i t niV I a ci . . ' . i . m f i .
Frank Rioe.of I'ortlanu.a tormer congreae, ana approvea June i. a. oieinao, 01 near mover
Hillsboro man, was out yeBterday . 1 190G. . rlda,wM an Argus caller today.
beet and richest sections in Wash
ington county.
get the lunch, at Palmateer's Con
fectionery. L. J. Palmateer, prop.
street fair.