HILL6B0R0 ARGUS, OCT 22. 1908
ir to no b
if TilK ALASKA FAIR
Ending!"') Couuly Will not
Have tlruln or (JrusHcs
t rl ippim ntisr op rum
t Filler
y Well rung, President of the
Alwk Vukn Kair Com .illation ol
g,liiUl. ,0,VM l,M,,r f"r Hn,ulr,
,brt be will bej"lnl tomorrow
by olhtr ineiuUrs of the CiiiiinU
lloo. Tbpy I" formally receive
lLiOr"n Building, which I no
complete, end reedy for thaintiall
attut of '1' "H"" ahibit Asked
ouuinilig the bibit (foil tlii
(ounly, Mr. Wehrung uiJ:
Vh'c havrat eiiithlng Moilliy of lli
Mmf ll.nc I hu giant ol giaa.
..Ml.il alialrl, end otllalilr 1. 1 r
.uulo. '"I r.l.lbll ''V ,nr 1
J lhiruuiil. Waahiiigluii I iMiut v in
Ykilnill b- a lioal I hatr mgrd lli.l
M bar ('' rihiliil Ihiecoiiiiljr,
feat uur arrllia I" hav done amUim,'
tmui it Wl had ho rahilill il ant
klBj .I tbr elate fait, although llif mini
If a'r,'u,"""rd t'"" ''' rilnl.li
UKllIx Aiaaka- ukuu l'alr. and Ihr
hillMf yntfutt of a milt UP In llir Sun
ai Mnoi Nalaielly. I felt J.llitr
II ki'ifi K"""' rilnlill lnni llm t'Miti
t) Ul iu lour f gathrtmg gialu ati-t
baa four by, end wr hatr iiutb
iH ul llir kiuil."'
PKOBATK
(rial Mva IllllaUiy. drfd, ol.lrtr.l
tUI Juaiali Millri t a'iiilr. a'iai I
II lira "I Stls Millrr.
Ittiiiliaiialit uf Went ami t'leit
Wilkra. uoiii.ia. 1 ht Wllkra a.uuit
1 juai.liall, au'l llial Irtlrta taaor , Imiid.
V"
ouanlian.liip ul John IjH, luaaiir.
lllml liurihrt, krrlx ami Injii.I
rttrrf ai'lMiltilrd atlf alarr.
Katalr il Anittra I'lilurf. drill, final
aillrttwiil rl lur Nov IJ. al i a m
fc-tetr i( Muara llillalaay. deed, a-i
Ik Amanda J i.llaluy hlrd, aaklng Im
IUiaaa', ftS I" month art eaulr
lllueaiu In aalil widow
Malr ul I. 1. Uaik. .In. I. hill of T II
Ftikiai. I. ii tiuMol. raauilnrd ami
lMVVtl
Caaitlianattip of Want anil llait
l!kri miB'ifa, IkhhI guanlian aliplmnl
UillU liTtaml. J I liar ami K I. Ktn
tibniarii
hJUlc kudu H Nnruiall, ilrol. bllal
artuMltl.
Fttalr of !, K llrMka. iln.l. luial arc!
IW tail art l"l liratoiK Mumla) , Nu
y. at iu a m
KMalr il Mntcil l iatli'ia Millrr rl ala
Btsara: iri.xt ul auanliaa lilrl ami
J-IKUI.
katalt (( N Mull ilrril, dual arrnunl
l.uariltanaliiti ul Mairua I' I liamllrr
(flie mlttitnl, launt ul rual.lian lilr.l
ilal (ifmnl.
Itlatr ol I III. h l'ur(V. ilrr.l. S
Tunilall. I) II CiMilf ami I'rlrf I
p(iiitri a)nalarra.
PUBLIC SAL It
I Will toll at pulillC tlli'ljun, 1
oillta toulbMil of KarmttiBloii iul
lojltMt of Oronar A KowtllV
lilt Ui: tor r. l 10 o'rlork . in . on
MONDAY, NOVKMBKIt 'I,
K(au of uiutra, yra., ).)" "' i
Hurt, i ira, iui ll, ; 4 yr old tnarr
ljuo IU ; trailing nill, b uiou'it rnll, .
ntii .l ilairy roa, I frrali In May, I
II Atiy , 1 trailing hrllrr, I trail III Aii(
brilrr raUra, aUiut J ilu lirna, mow
tr, nkr. bllnlrr, iliac harrow, unr lunar
twr o.l aaar, 1 arvliun levrr liairow
lUirr ( liillr.l ulnw. Cultivator, vinhI
Imuiok ui 1 II , farm lun k, orar a(iiii. 3
1Mb aagou, i Hu ll llir, liulil waiioli
"HCftra, I aria of iloulilr liainraa. arl ol
UKlr luiliraa, almul to lima lotaar liav
- im. aural ami limiar liul.l KutMla
Luucli arirl at Uihiii,
Ttrma: -11 d Jtr 1 10 oath In hand
wiuona ytar a lima at H r
cut on liankaltla nott: '2 iwr cftit
off for ranb on luma over 110.
1). 1). Cooler.
J C. Kuralli, Auctlonrar.
Nutlet ol Final Sttlltment
N"llia la l.aral.a loan llml llm im.lnr
lii. rnvuiiir ul Ilia laal will anil Irala
Haul ul Kllialu.1 1. II. ..I.. I I. a.
'M lila iinal aiHxniiit ai ai'n li airn'iilor In
wi lunula Court of Waahlnirtou foiinlT
O'Hon, anil aalil iimrt liaa iiHilutwl
'Jar, Noyambar B llaH. at 10 o'l lm k
. ui aa tba lima, ami tha fount y Court
Kuuui at Hlllauoru, UrrKou, aa (lie ila,
wrtua hrarl nir of aalil flnal ai'i-olllit .anil
aa wttltmiinl ol aalil ealata,
"atwl tliia Ootolmr M. iaM.
W.N. II A ItKKTT,
Mtontor of Ilia laal will ami Iralamnil
i aiiralmtli llaulny, iIhonuhmI.
AUCTION SALE
Tbt UndnrHiirnrail aaill anil at ih
Cum. lUinmr'i farm, 4 milnauoulh
of Linnton, and 1 mile north
or rhillipa, atlOt. ro on
.SATURDAY, OCTOBER .11,
"irrwork Itortrt; it cowt, I frrali; two
jrarom litlirra, 3 inch wltle tire Mite
" a((on; covrrvil iprlnir wuiioil,
PXki ilia; am-ntf.! lmck; new top bnir
My, uiowrr KOU,i rpiiair; hay rake; 14
mch j,w; jo-iuoth harrow; hayrack,
uip imllrr; work hanirmi; IiukkY
, I'liaiii haruraa; o KhI. kcltlr; a lo
chli'krni: niira. alriirh. hoiiaclioli1
HhI, churn, water aeiiMrator, 50 IiuhIicU
4. MinB of Hala All auina undur
m, oanh; over $10, one yen
m. on approved note, at r
wu- Chae. Reimnr,
J . Kuratll. Owner
Auctioneer.
NBW HATS
Wuteweare wiling a Urge num-
br Of hata evaro ilav An nnl think
havn'i anything left to plenoa
Vm reoaiva and trim new
nt. daily. Don't be deceived, but
and be convinoed that we
"V9 lh BKST gnoda at LOWK3
Printa. Wa .,. hara In ll.v.
1 H Rhea A- Co.
door west ol Behuloieriub
store, Hilleboro.
32.',
an in
J Kirk, of aaat .f l...n
OWII Motility
haa CnwKilf J,(
... .
ii'H, wan in
111 iunailay,
Haa you tritnl tha DD of
wtwU oyalar Oock-Uila?
I'nlar Chriatanaon. of north ..f
ller.cor. wat In lowo Taonday.'
Tba kind of atockinva that la...l
ha hoya ia tha Armor i.lala H.;,.l
liaa tlieui. it, ,1
J. Ilurhla, i.f natr CViiUrville.
I10 IxiiiKht Ilia 1'om.ri,
1. wan
11 toa 11 Tunailay
You can tut for tha Ural lima in
IlllUlioro ilnlicioua tilllir awnnta al
I he I tin of riaanla.
Tba lloor in tha lUrtramiif akat-
ii rink ia naarly raa.ly, and akat
1
K will aoon Iwhiii. y
Mra. J, I'. t.'oriniliua, who wa
imla HI lor tiuna wrka Haul, waa a
I'orllaial viailor thin wark
WaUh thla patmr for arinnunra-
maul of ilia Mid Kali inillintiry an-
loutu nuiaiil al tha I Inn of Swrl
Horn, to tha wil of Juliua Wei
'iilH-.k Jr.. Oulolwr IC. I'JUK. at
Whrler .Station, near RttMlville, a
aU(htar.
We i in our own oyatera. thera
lora, they aia tlwaya f eah. (Jive
ua your nr. Inn al I'aliiial r'a con
frx:lloier y.
HatiiUnl Markaa, of Korea! (irove,
waa in the city the fore part of the
werk, viaili.ig hit ilaliithler, Mra.
0. K Hayrt.
War tobacco, Vk lb : Uiiie
iuaau, 1; k k 2'h;; Union leader
ml IVtlro. :! k Kt. :,, at II. Weh
nog .V Hoiia ;2
l'rcy llrnwn.ron of I, 0. llrown.
f 1 iwa Hill, ia atietuliiiK ach nil
hare, ami attipi ng with hie grand
mother, Mr. A. U. Hrown.
Win. Hall and cull applet fur
ale. Iiniinre 01 John llellly,
ruilra unrlli'ait of II illalxiro, Ore
'aclfic Stalea' phone, M. 32
A new awilcb baa Ixwn put in on
WaihitiKlon atreel liy the Orefioti
Klrxlric, wratward from Ibe Ma-
aonic huildiiiK, on Hecoud tttlHtt.
Wtntrxl, a woman to do waibing,
ironii'K and clrnm, three or four
half day a wrek, at private reeid-
lira. Kor inforiuatinii iu.juire at
tbit oflice. 2'.l-lf
On Tti'aday, a child of Henry
(iurake, of lUtxuninft, lull from a
Kirch, and frarlurml the collar
tione. Dr. Tan ieie wai called to
reilura the fracture.
Dr. H. M. Keagtn hat ocalel in
HillelNiro to praciioe ai a veterina
ry, lie ia living in halt Hilirlioro,
ith headouarlert at the Main
Street livery ttable.
rhotograph of your hmiae taken
hv the i'oet Card Uaziar, and
iiiounlnl on photographic card, at
II ( jier doien, or 2 do for II M.
Hna eauiplet lu window. .1.11
Klerlrician Duncan bit tlninheti
hie work at the eub ttaliun in the
1
eaelem part ot town, ami gone
hack to I'urlltiid. The tuh-Hlalion
a now fully nuipMd for busmen
For Kent A gmvl lit! acre farm
on JNortli rtaina, wuu iwuj
..I t.L 1! ...,..
house: gardeu, orchard, barn ami
other outhouses; reut I ) per acre.
Aimlv tn William Kane, Fotest
drove, Ore. "
11 v .... .
The I.i.lies' Aid SiK-iety of the
M. K. church, yeslerday elecleu uit
following t.llioers for the ensuing
lerm: I'resitieni, mrs. n. i
WihkI; Secretary. Mrs. It. ( raodall
I reasiirer, Mrs. L K. Belknap.
Ist, on Ibe main road between
Hilleboro and uornenus, mrwia.
eilver umbrella handle, the 101
tial "W. C." engraved thereon
Kinder will plra-e leavt eauie ai
Hancock's store, Cornelim, wre.
The wife of Kev. J. A. Ablnitt, ol
Pensacola, Florida, uieo on wciour,
1 nuts Her husband, liev. J
A l,lwll la a hrother of K. L Abbott
of this city. Seven children, five
!,. an. IW0 IlirlS. ami tuo nua
luiid survive her death
Trill n Heme, of North Yamhill
formerly a resident of Hillaboro, is
in ihacitv today. Mr. usrrie is u
..l.l veteran of the civil war, and
- 1.. ha. the misioriune 10 r
. a a a A . a
rri mini . , ,,
most sever one of his thumbs, while
splitting wood
When in town, call and try our
hot oolTee and cocoa, anu uo. , ..
get the lunoh, at Palmateer e Con
Ltionerv.-L J. I'alniateer, prop
fectionery.
)r Wood was notified early this
week, that the 13 year old daughter
f Geo. W.MoGraw, ol anas w.b
sick with d phtheria, ur. uu.
0 Banks, making the report also
marled that the 13 year old daugl
of Green Walker, of Roy, had
7.rlet fever. The latter had been
attending the school at Roy.
, ntann near Cedar Mill
.., w .., noodle dog. An
tnilWM,B'-r" ..u
imal had on licence uu...,
bTue knobs on it. Inform Chris.
Zurcher, Beuvertoo, R. I
W H Hicks, who has been su
neiintendent of the Hillsboro Con
S leaves for soon where
he has a position with the 1 acinc
Condon J Milk ftf
will be succeeded by R. Uer
of Seattle who is wel spoken
of by the gentleman whom he suo
Mr HickB has made many
Friends be e, who will regret to Bee
Kin lea!e, and who wish hjm good
luck In hie new notne,
I'll'loii 1 la at (irwif'-
OK THK BENEFIT
OF THK FARMS
S. Co.
t'in u 1
ill Send Demon-
stialion T iain tn llillshoro
rUtV ILL HVg DAIRY KHIBIT
biuiaaatntiiai l AKrkulliirtt Cwllrgr
Pltfraitl
'be Hoard of Trade of thi place
baa I me 11 notified that the Kouthern
'acilic Demonalration train will
isit HilUboro on Nov. 4lh, next,
arriving at 10 a. in , and tending
:45 lllin. at the denol. or lat anine M
other place to lie designated later
ou, in showing its many eibibitt.
Hhorl talks will be given by the
profesaora of the Oregon Agricul
tura ( 1, eire on tha anl.iwl nf In.
. j - 1 y
teuBihed farmin. rotation of crops,
eto, which may have a special in
terest for farmers and others. The
aruii ra 01 inn aecuon are corutai-
y tnviieii 10 im preeeni on toe day
aoove naiiiKi ibe uice when
I -,, , I
theee deinonatrations will be given
1
will lie puMmheil later. The detn
onstralors invite iiucstions from
iraolical farmers. The exiiense ol
lbee trips, it it understood, are
boms by the Houthern Pacific
Company.
I he following eakera and dein
oneirators will accompany the
rain:
I r. Ja. Withyromlie, Inrrrtor Orrtjon
Ia-iirllt Mutloll.
Mr. M. (I. iAiwuwtalr, linrticuiliiriat.
I'rof. A. II. lorillry, l.utoiiiiliKit.
In.l I'. 1. Iaia, 1 lurtu nlluiul.
I'm! II. If. S u.l.lrr, Axroiiuiiiiat.
I'rof I'. I,. Knit, iiry lluihanilry.
1'iof K. W. Allrn, Aat. Horticulturist.
Mr ll.inv Aslnlir. llrr.Uinaii
K II. Millrr. (.riirtul ('rrii'lil Avrut.
ill aoii.ii!wiiy thr party. The tram
iu coiiii.i oi rvrn car. tiirce oi wtticii
nil navr aKricuniirai ami nonictiiiurai
ahiluta, whilr othrr will have niachin-
iy,ric. une car win now moon ..airy 1.
.1.1a ..l .l.nnni .Hiirmnu malkm
11 i .1, .t. . ....11. ....
- . ....... .,
Innr. 1'iiiit iiackuii; will alw he ihown,
act, ,l.,-,,t,,,ri l..v.K . .prcialiat to
lruiuualrate. HillnlKiru w ill I llir first
atop III llir lllllriary of the .Irllioiutm
ma train, ami unr pour ami fortv live
uniiiitri will hr (iven to this place. The
hour i a little rarlv, lint It is hotiril that
heir will lira larvr attrmtani-e of our
anuria, (lint uirnanil dairymen prrarlit
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction at
the Tbos. Paulson idace, 1 mile
toulb of Garden Home, 2 mi. n. e
of Tigardville, at 10 a. m.
MONDAY, OCTOBKR 2, 1908,
H grade Jerary ami liuesnaey cows,
aouic frrah and ttouir to come ia soon
1 lo year old heilrra; a one year old
calves: 1 (urrnary hull, a yeara old; a
youiiu horaca, each Uo: a Lhriter
White lnoo.1 sow In hk. neraauire
.lu.iKi. inorouicu..re .0,,
I horouhlirel Berkihlre
tKar, a 1.1 ui wagon; 1 oroaru on. m...
I I ntl 1 It I
aiur; 1 lira v uaiiipiwu uiwwti, .
. . . . ... ... , 1 1
. 1 . . . : . ,u 1 ...... 1.
iiwaari.uiii.ax-i, i.K....R
mact, 1 tetiuer; 1 weeuer .
Dlanter; I potato diic.er; I wheat drill;
lan mill, 1 Acme narrow; 1 one none
corn planters; 1 large cider mill; sets
loulile tiarnraa; 1 4 W power "ii-i
lage culler with elevator; 1 1 b. p. Sim-
piti chum and butterworker combined;
I No. X lafl.tval cream separator; 1 cm-
ter tH); several plows aim a neauug
.1.....
l.f a.
Terms of Sale Sums of $10 and
umier, cash; over $10, 6 months
time at 7 per cent., bankable note,
I per cent, oil for cash.
C. Lehmann.
J. C. Kuralli, Auctioneer.
MILLARD WHITE
Millard White, aged 57 years, and
native eon of Washington county,
was tmrieu ai me n eei 1 uiuu uau
.1 . .1 . nr..-. T : u .
list church, Tuesday, the remains
having been brought out on the
morning train, Irom rortiand, tne
funeral taking place from Uillsbo
ro. Deceased was a eon of John 8.
White, who took up what ib known
as tne r reeman uuuauuu moi
1 . . J . n n Ian.
nlaltii. now owned by Mr. Bechen
Deceased was, a grandson of Judge
David Lenox, an early pioneer, who
donated the ground for the West
Union cemetery, many years ago
Mr. White moved away from
Washinuton county in the sixties,
..l raaided for many years in
Umatilla county. Had been sick
for about two years previous to hie
ilaalh. whlcn OCCUrreil 1U 1 oruauu,
... 1 1 n 1 1 1 I
last week. Mrs. White died eouoe
years ago, and the deceased leaves
(wo sons, one of whom lives . In 8r
.ilia Koin boob were preeeni at
the funeral. ueceaseti expreseeu
tilth, before
(team, to ue utiriru in
; '.. ur.
the old family cemetery at West
Union.
Flue Sheep for Sale
I have a few thoroughbred Shrop
shire and Ramboulett early ram
u.nha. and two 2 year old Shrop
shire rams; also a choice flock of
20 Ramboulett ewes, with fine ram
Iaf thia vear'fl breeding. Will be
gold at a bargain, as I have de-
. . . a t. nn lirau.1
oided to keep but one breed
ShroiwhireB.
reru uroner,
Hillsboro, Ore., R. 2. 31 2
mifi
Executor' Notice
v line la hereby Riven that I, the under-
tonfr
State of Oregon
ior waaningum
!otinty, duly appointed Kxecutorof the
; . '. ( 11... I Ituiiha iln.-napil atlll
i-utorof the
KaiaUi ot John I.. Hanks, deceased, mil
1SiCll va ar . . .
' . .
.... .Inlv nualineu as SUOll. All perBOHS
hy.?.L"'?.?. .W. aln.al s.1.1 mtatt are
liaV.HK , . ,
i.a.rho notlllml to present ine aame to ui", waiiaw., aim ..to.-to ... . ui iu w.... - tr""" uva vuivb iui iuo uumyaui. im
a?tha law olMee of W. N, llarrett In Hills accortling to the prayer of the applioation, hearing of objections, if any, to said IQnal m.tei,j.l for the Comnanv'a denot
f-.i. Oren with the proper voiwhara, and you will be forever barred from dis- account and the, settlement thereof. material ior tne company 8 aepoi
.i., IiionthB from theate hereof, puting the aanie. J. W. Bailey, ' Dated and first pnblished October 22nd, IB on the ground, and Uit SB Boon
w.u .i ooS P County (Merk of Waghlngton Oonity, loos. U0RA FUHRKR, aa the deal for the Greer nroDertv
Dated JnbxN KS, Executor Oregon, and Clerk of the Circuit Court of Admiuistratri of the Estate of Andrew 8 "e1 '.0r V mi L Kfi
W N Barrett A ty for KsUte. the We of Oregon in and for said County. FuhieMeceased. IB finished, the depot Will be built.
David Kecler, agad 70, died at
his home at Forest Grove, Monday,
after a lingering illness. He was
bom in I'eunsylvania, September
'21, 1Kj and when he grew to
manhood he niova.1 to Dayton, O
I ,u.i 1 - I : . . 1 . l 1
in nnl 110 aiuiBi-u 111 von wur.
Hundredth Ohio Inf.nlrv and
served until the close of the war.
He is survived by his wife ard the
follow i ne children: A. L. Keeler,
Beaverton; John Keeler, Astoria;
Charl?a Keeler, Rel Cloud, Neh.,
and Mrs. M. A. Hoffman, of Val-
dez, Alaska. The family moved to
Forest Groye in IW-i. Mr. Keeler
... . ...nmint.,.! mamliAF nf K (i
A. K. and waa buriel under the
ausmceeof the J. B. MaUbewa Poat.
Postmaster Mervyn Cheek, of
' i
Hparta, N
s'orth Carolina, writes
Hherifi Hancock that a man named
"due, residing Dear tbat place,
1 . 1. : 1 1.!.. 1 .1 n. .1 I
. . . ,. ,
ia the party whom Walter Johnson
killed near Timber, last July. The
North Caroline brother told the
postmaster thtt Kbron Ptdr.ue left I
"Jai eection ailoUl a year SgO in
. kl k A I
, .7 , . .. V,h Tl
leen heard of him since that time
and he ia quite positive that his
nrnt her ia the victim ol Jonnssn s
rille.
I
. n. .,
ja nriaaa m 11 i at w r. m ma nnm I.
Rrigga, of Diiley, came"
thia morning to see if he could
identify a watch chain taken frrm
a peddler, who was captured at the
Hilleboro Lumber Co. a mill, this
morning on iupicion : tbat ne
might have been the party wanted.
Mr. Brisgs was not sure that the
chain was a part of the itwelry
stolen from bis store. The stranger
arrested will be held until he can
explain where begot his jewelry.
Rudolf Baumann of Cedar Mills.
who died last week, aged 09 years,
leaves a wife and the followiog
children to mourn bis death: Mrs.
M. J. Sammons, and Henry Rtu
mann, of Cedar Mills; Theodore,
in the Phulippines; Anne, hva,
Viola and Sophia of Portland.
Cama Lima nlace at Verhoort.
. mMlL. . Kinan
j , i
-
Jereev cow. now nas ca 1 two weeas
... . 1
old. () wner can have same bv pay
in. l)r keen and advartisin.
V 10 tor Croup, now 00 old Hayes
nlara near lllanrna 31. 3.1
Dr. Newcomb. of Manchester,
Inara ia viailinff at tha homaa nf
1 . ..... 0 - - -
Mnnra m H aa. aT Ih a mt. Thai
... . , -- " y; .
Ur. IB well pleased Wltn mis pari
of the Willamette valley, and may
return in the Spring, and buy
farm, near Hillsboro.
H. A Hinshaw, travelling freight
agent of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, was in town today, and call
ed. Mr. Hinshaw was loca) agent
at this place, several years ago, and
was well liked. His friends here
are pleased with his promotion in
the service of the Company
Hundreds of people in Hillsboro
. , n , ,
U7DVI I T IU U BJLUV4 UODV UBa-ritaVJJTTVWI
"
ntmmaaa ..a nrui nnt an irnm nnii.R
i.odvq, ..v uwu ..v. .
lo UUUbo. vuiiBuit uiui uwi
1 r 1 . 1. , ii . ... 1
T.,. .t n. Kr dav. Oct. 30
"
Keeular services at me unrietian
cburoh Dext Sunday. Bible School
, in ..)
luocioca; preauuiui 1 a. . u, auu
at 8 in the evening. Subject for
evening aiSCOUrBe, "UeBUUiying
rat v
Just arrived Another large as
sortment of ladies' sweaters, white
and calors-$2..r)0 to 16. SO-tf
For gentlemen's, ladies' and
ohildren'B hose you can do no bet
ter than to buy of John Dennis.
R. K Pasley and family, of Port
land, were guestB of Ed. Schulmer-
ich and wife, the first ol the week
Money to loan on real estate.
Terms reasonable. Apply to Ku
ratli Bros , Hillsboro, Or.
'21-U
Ulrich Kampf, of Helvetia,
itia, ihtP
well known cheese-maker, called
yesterday.
Born, to the wife of Henry Meier.
near Centerville, October 16, 1908,
Cente
ighter
a daughter.
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING
nl D.1.1 1 u;il.. ! P.,.il.nJ
v,.. w. a ...-Uv,
will deliver an address at the Court
Hmiaa. Saturdav evenina. October
VJ4tn, at 8 p. m , in BUppor. Ol tne
... . 0 .it
nanrlidanv of Hon. W. J. Brvan.
for ,he nresidencv. Everybody
- .
invilo.l
Card of Thanks
Wf de(jire to prMB our dnow
j ..:.i: .v,
VUBuas auu apprrjuiawuu lur tuo
tindnepBe, -nJ svmtathy
. - uu laa.
shown ns during our late bereaye-
ment, also the beautiful floral
tributes. '
Mrs. R. Baumann and Family.
Portland, Ore., Oct. 19, 1908.
Registration of Land Title
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OK THE
BTATK OF OKKOON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Application
j Me to re?ister lit t0 tht)
nw of Section t, Town-hip
Ion of John
awW of
RanielWeat of the Willamette MerM
X Mouth,
.llo.. ... U7..l.l..t..., nnimla Omiixui
To all whom It may concern: Take!
iin.., iu it a.iu.i(,.vu vl vp-.
notioe that on the uth day of October. . . ,. Po. . . .,
.slTr5"HV K8Ute0f Andr6W
Washington County, Oregon, for initial
a'Sir f the l,tl r the '"Ud abT
uBTOriuru.
Now unless von appear on or neiore
.1.. ..... , . I a .
m nun ny m novsniw, a. n. inw, ana
I a-,A..(.u wuKa uai.ah aa t. I innl irtll uhisll
Bliow online wuy buiiu biihuivuiii suui
not be granted, the same will betaken as
1 r ..... ..... .u,-. ...Ill I., aiilaau.
A
Small Farmers Must Have
Local Market for Produce
I IKKEaSE the city's payroll
Claatry SLottld Brgia Operalitaa Dar-
Ia( the Neil Setita
Ma,,y new PP1" "
to
Hilleboro and locating. Farms in
i
vicinity are changing hand.,
od smaller holdings are a reeult.
Many of the large farms have been
anh ditided thia aaaaon. aarwiallw
"
to the eastern part of the county,
... ' 7
nd dJcent to the electric line.
Bab - division of farms will follow
in thin part of the county, now
thai tha alrlrir Una ia a fact
r I
Versified farming will lu the result,
Many of these new comers will go I
into fruit culture, and, then will
come toe neceeeuy ior a iruu can
ntry. aometntng musi oe aoue to
sustain me email larmer. once oe u
7 .1 11 . a . I
......
Diiauuiuou iu uui ujiub.. n lull-l
L... i. u:. :.-...:..! :
idi iu( uib biuo is ui yuai unxwi
ty. A fruit and vegetable cannery
will create a local demand for the
output of the small farmer, and at
UU SaelUU iltUV IUIUISU CUJUIll UJVJU1 I
for men, women and children. If
ka a a ma limn fnriok am . rat At I I
UIIJDIAHU ffluavi K1VW It) LU UO w IU' I
crease ita factory payroll. The
coming winter would be a good
time to talk up the matter or a
fruit and vegetable cannery.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Christian Irlimau et ux to A C Lchr,
lut 3, 4 hlk l I-hnian acr tracts.. (700
W N Daniels to Geo F Brice, lots 8
and q (rav Oak 10
Prank Dickey et al to Mary McCrac-
ken, part tilk 1 Branford add r U..1400
I) C Her to Noaniah K Her, lot 7 blk
8 phcrwood
(V XC.mnhrll M .1 m F (i llri,lPl
--"-r -
at u .,1a. . r.
v-' - 1 y
J K Kerr to Iwrtnc Bouncy et al,
, 1'." :r7"b" mb-".";:
twmft I n II i i lctaa-an fm I
acrea K Williams d 1 c 1 1 n a
10
C W Hendricks to A S Hendricka,
1 uaa 1 k iitav i bum a uiuciiuj,...
Sophie Strom to John R Frank, 5
acres sec 16 t a l 600
c 11 ui.nh.li ... a v u..rn.
- -
part of Tualatin dartlens 10000
g K iiurris t0 Kobena Burns, tame as
. above 1
Oeo K Pavne et nx to J H Brown,
lot x blk 19 Hillsboro aooo
Fred Mast et al to Fred Keller, e
of netf sec 15 t a n j.. laoo
Thos Talbott et ux to A M Fitch. Drt
blk 7 Talbot's add Cornelius 250 1
Tn T-il , ... ... A i i;,..l,. I
4 nun i a.uui it u iu i;u.iwuci , vii
blk 5 anrl 6 Talbot's add Cornelius 170
Jane M Smith to a Saeiens, lots 19
and ao blk I Branford's add b O... 1
R J Ruffli to W j Thornburgh, part
VI tltlit 9f 1 n A I
M D Jones to J F Jones, nW of seW
a J aaa.-a - -r - " taa a...-
sec w
t a s 2. aoo
M 1) Jones to O M Ueaton et al, e,4
0f se sec W t a s a
-
J O Maon et u to D H Bailev. lit
...rc cr tie. UACi
- j - - - - -
w F Durrell trustee to W A Shaw.
part sec aoand 19 1 1 s 1 6400
Wm Nelson et nx to Peter Nelson, 80
acrea C W'ilkins d 1 c 1 1 n a 3600
Peter Nelson et ux to Fred btuckt, 38
acres in L ilkins d 1 c 3000
G L McPherson et al to Detroit Trust
Co, part sec 18 and 19 t 3 n 4 etc... 10
Margaret Baldwin toC s Arnold, lots
7, 8, 9. 10, blk 14 S Park add V Uicoo
A V Lambert et al to M D Jones,
r. .11 fvuiia. iu mi u u icui, wu u.a
J 1
V X I L" 1 i .. L. . l.' I 1 IJ Til'. 1,1 U
Wlin w lUl w
If uawrlnn lie
J 1) Kodeetux to James Nichols, is
.IJ jj
acres B Catching d 1 c t l n. 1050
Wm tl Adams to Jno H Pcugn, part
sec a a tan 3 3000
II Tober et ux to J T Turk, part sec
14 and is t 2 n 4. 3200
r 'P T T . . ... II . ii.:.,..A
6a acres set 1 1 and U t 3 s a I
. r .. . J
A W Donelson to Wm Ede et ux, lots
3 and 4 hlk a Humphrey'sad Hbo..a6oo
Notice to Creditors
Notice J3;.?,lre M'Uba.u"l?::
0f tiig bounty Court of Washington
County, Oregon, heretofore made and en-
tered, administrator ot the estate of Ul -
riiih iuegy. deceased, and has duly qual-
? S.LThZ raJSSS
said taut are hereby not i tied and re-
qulraatoprrt tneaameio nT
ron.orattheomoeof Basle Hare In
Ilia shut building, Hillsboro, with proper
voucuera mereior wuuiu six moiiina irom
the date of this notice.
I)t.lt),,tubar 7. 1908.
john SCHNEIDER
Administrator of tht Kstate of Ulrich
1 riiMfv. nwfflHm.
n,K,py ,, Hr, attorneys tor admlnl-
trator.
I ..... 0.1. 1 r. i
executor can n nm uun,
Notice Is hereby given that, under and
ffiire,?KB SJJ
j..- , ai; .u 1. ,r.i
1 ucvcaacu, uucvuug mc sa.c 11 uti Hu.
PP. ne "nderstgned exeutor
"W1,w lesiamem win, lira
,,, . lft Mnm1av v.,mher IOo8.
nroceed to sell the following described
real property, belonging to said estate,
v'i: V?1 W 01 .l w
7.S.7
Oregon, at private sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash tn Hand.
. iiiiHui luuucr.
Executor of the last Will and Testa
1 ment of Malinda Tupper, deceased:
Beuton Bowman, Atty for Kxecutor.
Notice of Final Account
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
. DTITO nC nDIMIlV WlB lfflHIIIn.
fj.a m V vanJ.V7 4. , .-vi. .1
TON . COUNTY.
'Notice It hereby given that the tinder
SttSn
r"1"" "" ",,.V."'. rrmY"" r'"
ana in tne aoove entitiea uouri auu cause
. I . .... . i 1 u 1
ra mm m i""" ""'u.v'"""
I Haylisn ttawl t.llA lW-H tT NoWOIIiraar ItaaSM
iianKuaini ma ra u. nunuiiisi , ,
1 9:30 o'clock a, m., and the court room
I a. 1.1 ao Ik. I ma nA fv
Greer kteps White River Hour.
Rena Copp, of Glencoe, was in
town Tuesday.
Mince meat in bottles and in
bulk at Greer's. . M 5
Geo. Bantz. of near Glencoe, was
n town Tueeday.
Jelly beans, 1 lb for 5 cents, one
week only. Den of Sweets.
Miss Bessie Schomberg is viait-
in relativee near Mnnntainrlalft
this week.
Beginning Saturday, for one
week, jelly beans, 1 lb. for 5 centB.
Den of Sweets.
Mclwd. of Portland, f
.;niu4 .;ik v.. : a . ir u r
" ' " " "
, , t ,
ror luncneB, no; anu com annks,
or a choice cocktail, call on Talma
teer e confectionery.
H. C. Day, of Portland, and at
one time a resident of Forest Grove,
was in town Tuesday.
My 6 room cottage and quarter
M b- . K.u . c:. r.'.i.
- t uu a rii, mi nam ui
rent. L. W. House. 28 tf
R. H. Greer has a fine lot ol
Brown Leghorn and Black Minor
c cotaereie auu puneis mr eaie
iJUVin,inniI;.v;unUr.
wvuwvuu 1 ui vuav u ids v a aj vu u
t.. t.,.n;...i .1,. n....
vu. awvu 01 4ujuiioa i iicco
.;.. p.. f p,L.
" ' J
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Devereaux,
of Lugene, vieited W. R Hoyt and
family, the latter part of last week
. y , . c, ,
H- ? ehruu 00
a , ,
P"- rg.,u. m auu.
clothing. 32
The Oregon Nursery at Orenco,
on Tuesday, shipped two carloads
of trees on the Oregon Electric, to
outride points.
Lost A black sow, weight about
200 pounds, near Cedar Mills. Re
ward. Notify Jacob Loeh, Beaver
ion, Ore., R. 2. 23 tf
Chas. Johnson, of below Farm
ingtoo, has rented his farm to the
Loeli brothers, and will move to
Hillsboro for the winter.
A nice thing to send to your
f t 1
nenos-a pno.ograpo cara 01 your
house. See
Post Card
Baziar,
about it
32tf
The men employed by the
Electric Company to put in the
trolley connections, have finished
their work from Garden Home tc
Hillsboro.
We sell more wire fence than al)
our competitors combined. Tb
reason is that we have the largest
stock and can sell the cheapeet.
SCDUimencn Croe.
51-tl
In. . , . , ,
oluw luo U"KU
doctors have discarded automobiles
for the alnwer. but more raliah'e
hftrf.B .-nH h Waahinetnn
oaf o
-i ..I
VOuniy roaae in winier are uji tnt
oeei ior auiomooue travel
Taken up, at my place. 2 nrW
west of B averton, a light red cow
witn one noro misnng. . liaa can
at her side. Owner can have stock
by paying costs. A. F. Hoturich
Beavertrn R. 2. 32 3
Friday of rext week, Oot. SO, Dr
Lowe, the well known optician.
will be in Hillsboro. Have him
vour eveB
'
Reeiatration for this vear closed
Ika r .ri'j nffiMT.iaoHia at
I a auw viu. . u"vb auvovauT,
. , . . c
In m 1 hnnl 1 v.S iiarannB n.v.
I V i'vy u . . . J viouud un.
i . . . . .
I registered, thus lar, Gaston lead
ing, according to its population
with new registrations
The four year old daughter of J
W. Turpin, of this city, while play
I inn avilh a aham hatormr I .lAarlav
'"B " f --
accidentally almoet severed the
thumb of her left hand with the in
strument. She was taken to the
..ftina nf Dr H A Railav .here
Dr. A. B. Bailey stitched th
wound together. Dr. F. A. Bailev
administering an anaesthetic. It
g hoped the Wounded thumb may
I. r , J
ue eaveu
S. A. D. Meek and family, of
near Glencoe, returned this week
from a visit to Mrs Riley, Mrs
Newbard and Job. Meek, at Vol
noer, Idaho. They report a pleas
1 .. 1 . - .1 . t.jv.
wnt view, anu wueu .ue- ion xuauu
there was a coat of snow f n the
ground, four inches thick.
Have Dr. Lowe relieve your head
and eye ache with a pair of his su
perior glasses. They cost no more
than others, and you have the ben
efit of his skill and over 19 years
experience.
Coneult him at Hote!
Tu'llltin. 0ct 30'
n 1 .v.. u
vue 01 .lie luuni njyeaeTitro ie wtij
of th) Ore-on Electric Bhould lav
, . - , , T n
n the field of the longue
SBtate, west of First street, and
then within a week, build a fence
acroBB the track, rendering its use
Local Ple 8nlver8
are bard at work on tne problem.
Last Sunday, while playing near
the barn, the little 8 year old
daughter of Chas. Koeber, of near
Soholls, was struck by a sliding
barn door, which came loose, break
ing her right leg. Dr. Tamieeie
was called to attend the child s in
:,:
J '
a 1 . tl a Oa
An eiectrio car cuniaiiung oupi.
Goolidge, of the Oregon Electrio,
and R?ghtol Way man McDowell
- came OUt to HilUboro, Monday.
Arrangements were made, so it, is
.i.u i. nl.. nn W..V.;nnin
anawiu, iui iauo u. natuiuimu
BUeel, near 11)6 WAB0D10 nail,
tit. I ' -
I . .. a a . a
a. , , ..a . ta.nl
of the erection Of a temporary tent
Ika I ll.L.I la.
IV. P.. .... Tka
FROFEMHIONAU
r 1;. A. 13AILKY, M. U.
Physician and Surgeon
Offiea Bitiley-Morgan hliM-k, utira.
Room 12, 1.1 and 15. KMiilenre Sonlh
wat comer llavwline and Bacoml fltrrta,
lUtth 'Phonee.
rvwsieeVVVWTVV
S. T. LINKLATER. M. B. C. M.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office npatalrt ovprTh Delta Drug Htora
RoalilanCe Kaat of Conrt Hotiae,
In tba comer of tha bloik.
rWVVVMrVrrrrrrrrrreA
JAliES PHILLIPS TAMIEM1E, M. I).
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
uriraon Houthern I'acino Kail road I o.
Coimiiltation in Krenr.h or Knelinli. Of-
Hr-e uuatair. over U M. Ilnyt Co'a. store.
north aid of Main ttt., illllalioro. Or.
A. B. BAILEY, M. D., D. D. S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both phonea. Hillsboro, Ore.
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Rooina 10 and 11 Morgan-Bailey Block,
atreefr Over Deunii Store.
HILLSBORO OREOO?
P. Baglay W. 0. Mmem
BAG LEY A HARE
... ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Snnte Building
HILLSBORO. . . OREGON.
E..B. TONGUE
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Room 3, 4, h s, Morgan Blk, Hllltboro.
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Office Cpetain, Bailey Mcrgan Block.
Roomi, t anl 1.
HILLSBORO, - OREGON.
W. N. B2VRRETT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Court Uouue.
HILLSBORO OREGON
THOS. H. TONGUE, JR.
" "ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
Morgan Blk, Upstairs, Rooms 3, 4 and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
rrrrrarrrV
DR. J. H. KNOX
County Stock
Inspector
In Rear of Lenneville's Blacksmith Shop
Forest Grove
Phone, Ind. 92 Long distance, No. 31
Dr. S. M. RE.GON
Graduate cf the Kansas City Veterinary
1 M 1 ' ri.
v.uucgc, avanaas v.uy, mo.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Licensed to practice in Oregon
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Office phonee: Pacific States 501; Ind. '215
Residence phone; Independent 24:1
G. M. Hunter
Carpenter WorK
And Contracting
Those contemplating building
should get my figures. Both
Phones. Cor. 4th & Jackson.
Hillsboro Oregon
..Central Meat Market..
EMMOTT BROS., Prom.,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
aupply of fresh meats of all kinds.
A Mew Era In Prioem
We are going to tell meats at prices low.
er than those which have prevailed in
the past. Call in and see ns. We mean
business. . 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door East Tualatin Hotel
Maio Street, Hllltbort, Oregea.
XZomo Stylo
RESTAURANT
Regular Meals, 25 cts up
' Short order lunches
Opp. Farmers' Feed Shed, on
t Main bt.
Hillsboro - - - Oregon.
COMMERCIAL HOTEL
Undsr New Management
Ratmt, $1.23 to $2 Per Day
'. C. E. PUIUMOKE, Pkopkiktor
SECOND STREET, HILLSBORO
persons wishing to buy horses or
cattle will do well to call 00 Con
nell & Cornelius, Hillsboro, Ore.
Office over Webrung's store. We
have all kinds of horses for sale
and guarantee satisfactory price.
We also have some fresh cows for
sale. 2Slf
I0T