Hu-lSHOftO AAGU3, OCT 6 ISiO
CaC.S. 9
ft CHANCE FOR GOOD
ROADS, AND AT ONCE
mul I''1"
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i of ( iivguii w ln utv in
IK i'iiiaiii iit i ";n 1 1 will
hance t" voir f.r an
,t t'l On' ('OIIHtitlit illM
l MTIIlit riMllltir tu
;il;illl ir otlirl JtiTllia
hwav without lieing
1 , v tli rximtitutiiiiial
that ImbU in duwn t u
, ',t. I'.alM N. .Til -a!lM
,1 IHlllllllfllt to tin itat-
;.i a. ini'l allow h I'ounlii"
., Un ir credit for M-rnia
,;,, (milding. It hllOllld
1 I'M-rv foiinty hIioiiKI
ur two main urlrrirs
. : through il? coiiliiics.
i now is tin- roa'l iIih
, t soli HMi'ial laxrjt,
a ill not, anil tlu rr von
i ami'iiilnu'iit, if it Miall
i. i,l i-rmit 111 iwiipli to
..I jwmli I u Imt
, j iin- a inajorily uf tin
m i.r Mrength.
Uilwti-r has Hi-nt the
. i Trade Honu of th..
, ami moiv will Im- t all
;id distributed tlil'oili.rli
nuiiity. The measure
t l.y tlu State Grange
the niii1i tin' majori
.i.hIh tli'V w ill ! in a
!,i yvl them, t'llder the
if it shall rarry. conn.
, either Imml or make
! in warrant. ()
r.v much ilo thry mean
.inner? Ak those who
. i r tin' mile or two of
i that we have here. and
tt thi-v think itUiut it'.'
Vim w.r thi-n In- mi iv tu vote an
"" .i ',.( No. on your No
icmU-r hallot.
hmkv Mtnjk;
(At Aiutioii)
Oivi'.i1 !" Viitik' "lit of the milk
lniu i-- I will olfi-r at imMii1
&' -. i! i- Samui-I WnlliTi farm,
nisi' in.:.- :tst of ( Ytlar Mill ami
(i ins;. . a. hi of I'ortlaixl. on
Cnn roil. I at Ido'i'loi'k a. in., on
S.VU'KHAY. (KT. ir. l'.'ld
t'l h.'in! of i'ikkI inilih cows.
sc(n- fr.-li nntl inoHt rouiini;
fri-hi ti r-i' hi'iiil of ihm! work
hors, u!, Slar milk i-ooUt. No,
1; 'I -a Hun milk lank. No. 17
liv, , iinlli Kiarutor, lu'w;
milk rtaiuii ami othi-r art icti-s
tmi mnm niu.H to nii'iitioi).
l.uoi !, at noon.
Tcrni ; Sums of $10 ami uiulcr
ash. 1 1, i r $10 12 months tiim-
n ut, liankahli1 iioU. 'J
fur cash on sums over
r. iti.,i.i
HWon- to ;i
.lll'lf ItailllM tin
wn-k. i liai I'iny A.
Willi a. ;i i.t mul hutt.-rv. 'Ili'
two aii altfrcatioii, ami Mr.
aim run. ,r,, , Uy
io-s.h Mini, v,;(,,,., anil struck ,m,
I'M-ral tiiniM Mr. ('ami-run ha'l
1'uin- tu th- ju-tlr,. ,..fun. th,.
cuni.laii,t a a:: ilrawn. an I olfrr--'l
tu il,-a. i-'uilt v. hut tin- ,li-a
wat m.t aii-.-.t.-,. Alt.-r tin-
complaint wa s lil. il Mr. Cam. .mn
I lt -:i l.-i tidily ;,,! ,;tj, a l(.h
ilollar line.
'I In- l-'nrr t r.ruvc IVtMsntrikt'S
the ki-Miuti- w In n it says tin
Hill .Ihhu itr.-.-t fair iihoulil Li
ma.'' a count v priiiositiun, ami
shoiilil i. n i.i- thi. supurt of all
h- .!i-. A t a mat l. r of fad
il haM t from all over th
county, hut if it witi' maih' a
SuMTinU'iidcnt Catc Make )t-
IoIht ApiMirtionnit'iit
SIM KM. DISIKICTS I OKI'iJT USDS
l.onx of Apprupriatiuix tor Ihe
Many SihuoU
it would he
M'"'C. ainl
stati fair
at K .i r
T cent
Jill.
John
.i. r.
HAl'SCHKI., Owner.
K uratli, Auctiomu'r,
K.I. Shute, Clerk.
A 1M1 lil.i: WI.DDINd
A virv pretty ilotilnV wcihlinvr
as ci'lrhrateil at thf home of
Mr. an, Mrs. Watson S. Tilloii.
a mile south of this lily, on l)c
Mmt :,, linn, when their two
laui'hti rs were nnitml in marri
iw, Tiieoura V. to Cluirles .
Marl in. ami Loraine to Kalph .1.
Smith. The ci'ivnioiiy w as per
fnritii ! hv Kev. (!uy StovtT. of
file I'niteil llvanelical rhinvli,
in tin' presence of tho families
"f (lie contracting parlies. After
Ihi' ci n inonies the wodilititf par
ty was seated to a hoimtiful
tt'i'ildin dinner.
I'uth luidcs were gowned in
wliiti'. The parlors wore deco
oiteil with autumn leaves, and
presented a beautiful appearance.
Hie hrides lire well know n in
IjillshoiM and vicinity, where
they have resided for a number
yi jirs. and are well known in
the Tieanlville and Tualatin see-
tuiiis. They are Inith popular
.yiiii)r ladies, and have u host of
I'lenihi who wish them every
"''I'puiess. Mr. Smith is a son
!!' Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Smith, of
"t!i Tualatin, and Mr. Marlin
Wilson of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
''"'Im. of .south of this city.
Al CTION SAI.I;
count v iruuhit ion
much enlarged in
would hasr th"
eua!li-U.
1 f. I'. .1. llaili-V. w ho ow tied
tin- t ' i , it n WiHilm Miils. has
U'uiht a M,wi-r site at Waihuii
fa!, !iU-rniti.nlin the huildin
and installation (,f ti. plant.
This Miinv w ill urn. him wat'T
traiiiHirtatiu!i furahi wool ter
ritory, and In- w ill have a valua
ii .1... . . r
on- piani w iii-n n is reaily lor
mamifact urin.
I'raiik Wallace ami family,
who hai- Irf-i-nat llammund dur
iii.' Ihe Mimmer seasuii. returned
Sunday, and lln-y will move to
the ranch in South Tualatin. Mr.
Wallace has U-en fur four years
in the tram service fur the gov
ernment, working on the jetty,
ami he Hunks he will try thr. farmer-life
fur aw Inle.
We have just received S) pairs
of t he tiuiMius and genuine Napa
tan .shoes tin' kind handled by
Wehruni,' k Sons fur a numU-r of
year. This slock is now en
route from Napa, where they lire
manufactured. New leather and
newly manufactured. Wyatt &.
Co.
I represent the Spiri lla roppt.
Make helcctioiiH in sour home,
where accurate measurements
can be taken, and you yet u cor
set to meet the requirements of
your lu'ure. Send Hstal card,
or phone call fur apiuintmetit.
Mrs. M. K. Caudle. HillsUiro,
Orek'oii, 1'iftb and Jackson Sts.
lud. phniie, fSl, 1M-37
On Saturday evening, Oi'tutnT
1,", Ihe llelvctia-.Mountainilalc
Swis-s Chili will open their new
hall at Helvetia, and there will
! n line program, sonys, uanc
ink', toK'ether with pl things
. , i...:..:... ru
un I lie inemi. .AunusMuii, ,iu
ceiit.s. Kvery I.Nhly Invited.
l or the reason that 1 wish to
reduce my dairy block. 1 will Hi
some uf my cows that are in
milk, and some yomitf cows that
w ill soon be fresh; also a !i year
i,l,l hull, ha f Jersey ami Hall
Holstein. Victor I oilier, I 1
miles south of Cornelius.
The horsemen w ill soon itinet
and oreanize. and it is to h
honed that the new association
will thrive. This is one of th
seetiollS in the state for
irmul horses, and oiyani.atioii
always means improvement.
To rent: Farm of 1TJ acres,
....nt.iiiiimr 'M) acres under culti
vation. House, barn ami orchard
lifiv viii-ds from KImonioa sta
tion.' Oivl'om Klectric. lmpiirc
of M. O'Meara, I'eaverton, Ore
l. residing near Klmonica.
Cr.l .hick Jr.. C. K. KiHintz,
Ij.u F. Kmmott and John W.
Council departed this afternoon
for a several days hunting am
iwluiur trio on on Wilson Kiver,
near the Uceher plaa'.
Horn, to I-Dui Hamel and wlfn,
West Union. October 4. a son.
Lmi is wearing a regular whito-lead-aml-i.il
smile it won tcomo
off.
n. C hiller a 10 cent clurar,
..... I I tut I . 11 til 1 Mjhvu. a two for
ilUM HI', hi""' ' .
,i on!irter ciirar. are what you
want when you buy a
L-..,,i it everv bar in HillslKtro
Ask for them.
lleo. ScoRknn, n civil engineer
of l'ortland, w as out the last ot
i. week, a iruest ol rciauvus,
the Haileys.
All of the latest books, in kith
r,..( i,,n nn, standard worKs, wu
..i u i,. r,,iui,l in mv book d
partment. l. M. Uoyt.
M A nun Sehultz. of Orotfon
City, was a Smulay tfuest at the
Iwune of Thos. Cheen and wife.
Supt. M. C. Case has made the
ctolM-r school apKjrtioiiinent.
mbracin the neat sum of $2U,-
X7I. This city and th'! drove
ad with a like amount each
aviitK $1 .07Ci.75. Those districts
not exiK-ndinvr HT jM-rcent. of the
funds I'iven, for teachintr, have
oit some of their funds, which
appears Im-Iow. The sums jmiriK
o each distnet follow:
A muin r
1;;H 2,r,
774 S'
7S
,UI
1S
JM S"
";7'j 7S
JM V
ao-ho
V1 "'
JiS 71
.V V
! V
'he undersigned will sell at pub-s.iih-
at his farm in Helvetia,
miles southeast of Clencoe and
miles west of Thillips, at
111 in., on
MONDAY, OCT0BKU 10,
2 horses, 10(H) pounds each; sow,
will litter next month; II and 1-2
!U'i''s potatoes in ground; (5 tons
"itl- hay, plow, harrow, now 2-
M,'!'t hack, new; too liuco-v. Hl't
liai-k
' ss. cr i twir h'li'twiuu wnrnv
1'iwri IK" i" ""I "'I "
"IMI'. iron kettle, 2 cook stoves,
'""iter, forks, shovels, axes, hay
''N atul numerous other
Ul'ticles.
h'niiM Sminof fin cash, over fio one
y"r Ht 7 ht rent bankable nolc; 2 per
o 1 11 lor oiiBii on iintiiH over fin.
Miratli, Anclluneer
v ll-ik.
homo of 'Jhos
1 have added a very complete
lino of cloth-bouiul books to my
stationery deparimeui. u,
lloyt.
Miss llattio Council, of East
i i.,,,,i ii visitor at the
l Ul Ileum, " ,
Coo. Stevens' home, Sunday.
of
Horn, to Kav Taylor and wife,
llillsboro, October i, 1910, a
laughter.
Your shoes can now be repairec
at the Wyatt & Co. store, vro.
harness, sine-le buirirv bar- , , Vou wait,
' IUMIU lie- J
ml., nnnneil will meet tomor
....;., nt the citv hall to
ta'niatters of importance,
,hr-tnnii romn ete stock 0
-It . lol.iul 11111 1 best in books
of West Union
11, owner. ,f -J-rv preitag, '
; , Sl,ule4liln today.
CONDENSED MILK
u-.r
I I.F K
( liai lluK'dlllb
I. K Flnkr
W S lUihorn
A ICrvrriimn
II Urtmaii
l-otfril
kolxrl Tlli'liivjl,
I'rlrr lOMow
I'uwrt
Jut I'uiinrll
II A llkim .
It. Iv X llarillnie .
1 1 A K W r.l' olt
I i Huilril
I I W III I. Mimir.... 4SI
I J 1'oiffll 41 Jl
14 J w amlrrvrlilru aoi o
IS 1. J (VI iy7' 75
6 Uhih W'ilcoi .IH '-'5
lim I Jk J-, S is
17 I'uilrlt i' If)
IN I'rlrr Oltoil 407 00
II J II SrWcll ilX J.',
Ju jl A W Wnllt IV! IS
11 S A l Mrck J, 5 So
li W 1 II 1t.u1 Tmr 374 w)
I jl 11 II T Usui 5'yS 11
J4 ir J Jr(.x--cn I'io X)
S Ufa I llirlrr ,. . . . Jol
i'j jl Chaa (VriUrKf tu lh
T AT Hum 011
: Kotfrti r 14
jS ( (.Cinaliaii Jf6 JS
iS Horlcil II? 5s
1H J Millal V7 "5
30 WiUmui UuiiKiiont y)i 25
11 K fluff a 1 5 '
Jl Mry yVixMliiur 162 75
Jl T C JuliuiKJii JJ co
lj l'orfrii Jl o
VI W l-lll - Ml .'-
V'i )t J I) llimliu 70 W
l(, jl N I, Wilv 71 31
7 J I ankl J4.J 75
jH Ira W llamllrr 4,S 2f
j.y Mnllorali troaby JU JJ
40 li A I'llrin .04 50
411 l'orfrii Il f3
41 A C W11U JSi i
42 J p Mickcl J.W
41 Korfm 2 j 6j
41 J11I111 Ilorlaml 32') Vi
44 I, 1. Ci aw ft' id Jhy 2't
4i
Try the Artfu.4 and Oreo.lian
for a year, only $2.25.
A. !,. (!r !, of near laurel,
came in w ith the rain. Monday.
F. M. Kcenon, of Vinelauls,
wa . 111 town Uxlay.
1- red IUkhI. th; hop grower of
M-iow .New ton, was in trie my
Monday.
When vou want ice cream, tret DIXIfEASE IN StPPLV ONE CAUSE
the br.t. Ila.lewod KotMH-r a
'onfectionery.
J. C. Cnx kcr, of Mountaindale,
win over to the city the last 01
tin.' week, taking in the displays.
MiTi.ies' Shoes for men the
test ipiality at the lowest price.
Wyatt & Co.
was out t the citv. the last of w ine neavy emana ior tne
the week. product and the milk shortage
New shoes for ladies-just ar- which ha3 enSUed 0winf? 10 the
nveii. ihe I anions Utz & Wunn ing ary speu. iarnauon nas
Shoes now on sale at Wyatt & raised 10 cents per case, and oth-
( o. s.
Herman Hoge, of Farmington,
was in Unlay, and states that he
I leave aitout the 17th for a
trip hast.
Strayed from pasture- Bay
pony, mare, weight. (iA liranu-
d left hip, "21. "-Jake Ileitis,
lawthorne place, near Orenco.
K W Kainuirii. .
jl I nula Klniin ..
J r.uncliiinun
C K Hclur
K. I. Majx-t
4'ijl Allri S. Innhllln. .
M W W Jxiiilh
I U I' VMIWft
'i Urrharill IIih-U
I.I 1'tillt p Mi'tinolilrr
M Ji'liu Si lnxliler
A lfrml (lufrlmr
iV.jt J it Palla
M M llariiM
f,1 II II lthM
:t i bu A Milltir
m w I' UrooM
ill J K iiiinirriiiaii
li 'jl lul SUrk
i.l 1' I William
CH W a. Nrwfll
l4 Kurfml
H KlrlwIiliaiKT
,;7Jt Joint A JdIiiikoii ...
IM Mm J llruiiHWlrk ...
I' S llalniHii
John I'm .
I'lia A IVtirauu....
1 (' riulli-r
Krwln IlilIrT
I ha K Knlll .. ..
Mr A K Mi-ikI
II W SKUlltT
Caali Scolmlil .
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Mr Uerlruila W iHinmn l;t! '
sljl I'ttiil Heuwlikwl
w umi ijii.itiriiiaii i
KT Carl Her l-l
KM Krml l.aniror
l J N MilUr ...iv .r
!l Olio rarN'iiis ...'.".'S
ill (i U.ihI n- I'
liljl W W I'arrtUl W
!j w n uraniiorii
il', A 1" Clirlnlenwti -1
in .I,, 111 S..inuill.r 1!" '!-"'
!I7 I'eli'r JaiiMiui V'l M
w J It llailey
!) M I. KoIhtIh -1!S M)
limit John 1' W ihhI ;'
(ul,. f..a Th,iutii., .SO f,7
UUJl W I IHhUoii -
UHJl Mra AilaliaSliU 'X SSI
PUBLIC SALIi
OAISES IN MARKET
factories Cannot Possibly fill all
Orders Coming in
Price Will Probably nut Paine no (ar ax
Retail i Concerned
Ojast prices on condensed milk
to the retailers, by the case, have
raised from 10 to 15 cents per
case w ithin the past week, owing
er coast brands have also been
stuck up in once, ihere is no
likelihood, however, of the retail
price raising beyond the 10 cents
per can.
The two condensers in this
county have had trouble in get
ting a supply suthcient for opera
ting at the best advantage, and
Fd Demrnin, of near Blooming, it is understood that they are
parted for Sisikaiio. Wah., away behind on their orders. The
luesday, to remain lor the Win- price of fresh milk has caused
ter. many in the large coast cities, as
Dr. .1 v Arikina u-iii iav for well as in the smaller towns, to
Astern o'regon Saturday, OcU- to the use of the canned
ber H. and his dental narlors will P.roauci, ana inis nas increased
closed until November 1.
If vou are in the market for
cedar shingles, cut or sawed, in
arge or small lots, do not fail to
see c s. neyniMus. 01 ;uoun-
taindalo. 2U-31
the order books mightily.
PUBLIC SALE
Tho undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale at his late farm 3 miles
northwest of Hillsboro and 2 1-2
L;ist Saturday, the little six mie3 northeast of Cornelius, at
year old daughter of red Iiuch- 10 a. m, on
e, U oeai IMOVuii, (ru ivjui a XII I 1 123ll A V
f,.i... ,...( ui,lum,l u f,.uli,r.uf M"U1WUAI,
OCTOBER 13
yra., 1200; bay mare, 6
Bay horse,
yra., I loo, (in loal) I Kith broke to work
the forearm, above the wrist.
Dr. F. A. Bailey attended the or drive double or tingle: bay eeldiiiE
child. colt, 16 months old; cow, j yra. cow, s
yra; both in milk and will be fresh in
If there IS anything in the Winter: lwo-yr heifers couiine fresh
I I 11 I 'I 1. i.mai.i.r .
HXiK line wnicn you nave iaiiea oon, Rtauea noisiein ana jeraey;3i-4
to lilld elsewhere, look through in wagon. wiaeure;-ainca, neriy
Uojt b IXHiK department,, liet work barueas with breechinif. set
Die rest room building is in c.blli, ,lurne"' "-inch ptow, i action
SUUU I tlU JUSl. HOW, WIWl IIIC r.,mlnr nr. Irn. At. o.r.l.n l.r
foundation In, only. There is with full' cultivator attachments, hay
Some complaint that the cement carrier with fork and rope and pulleys
blocks. DOW on the ground, are nipieie, K'mone. 4 wn-gai mill
not up to plans and specifications. aS&Sl'S
The countv court is in Session. I lumber, 6 stands bees, forka, shovela,
allowing u rns. i.u. neiien Also sow with five pigt. 7 weeks old
oi uu! uen iioine, an ainjin icxi i j snoals.
gupefvisor ot lioau uistnct ao, lunch at nook
si, vice into lcnoistm, raoveu rmoAr cob-tin nnr
away. Ihe executive action of 0!tah . nn1 .,- hbahi
the board and claims allowed nn ' t n m.
will appoar next week. ' N. H. Shiedel. Owner.
.lohn VerLreron. a Frenchman. J- C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
aired f4 years, died suddenly at
the home of F. F. haha e. of it;Acni;K muui
VerlKvirt. Monday. He was a
native ol France, and had been The first meeting of the Wash-
here twenty years, tie is sur inirton Countv Teachers' Associa
vis ed by a son at New Orleans, tion will meet at the school house
The funeral took place at Ver- ;n Hillsboro. on Saturday. Octo-
IxRirt, Tuesday.
Banks and Buxton gae the
fair u tint support, last Satur
day, the special bringing in sev.
era! hundred. Ihe Banks band
accompanied the crowd, and the
musicians looked natty in their
uniforms, and put up regulation
music all dav for the fair attend
ants.
A daylight hold up is uncom-
ber 15, at 10 o'clock a. m.
PROGRAM
Music.
The County High School Fund
:....B. W. Barnes
First Dav in School. What to
do and how to do it
Wm. Scott
NOON
1:30 p. m. Business Meeting.
Music,
monon and btreet, out. nearly Question Box
every time one or our patrons This ig the first meetino. 0f tne
leaves the store, after buying and a large attendance is
some of our famous Home-made j,., p,Qna aro fn u mn,40
candy,
he is held up by
desired. Plans are to be made
some for the vear.s work
Come prepared to ask ques
tions and to offer suggestions.
0. M. Gardner, Sec.
AUCTION SALE
12
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic auction at their place, 3 1-2
miles south of Keedville, 2 miles
east of Farmington, and 2 1-2
miles north of bcholls, at ten
o'clock a. m., on
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 14
Roan mare, 9 yrs. 1350; Ky J
r. uoo: brown ueldinir, 9 vm. woo;
rown ireldinir. S vrs. nso; bay Koldinif,
i vrs. 1100: lersey cow, 5 yrs, coming
fr-uli in Mav: red Jersey cow, fresh in
Spring; Jersey cow, 9 yrs, freh in March,
all now in milk; a doi chickens, mower,
Champion binder, almost new; luun yi
wsKou, almost new; hack, buggy, 50
toolh harrow, apriiiK-tooth harrow, disc
harrow, a wa king plows, cultivator, V.
S. cream separator, new; a mill sets worn
harness, and other articles too mimeious
to mention.
Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale-Under $10,
cash: over $10. 1 year's time at
8 percent interest bankable note.
2 per cent ott, ior casn on sums
over $10.
Simon Nellsen,
John Nellsen,
Owners.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
Ed. Shute, Clerk.
friend and forced to divvy up.
Wonder why! -Den of Sweets.
Chas. Arnold, a youngster,
was brought up from Sherwood,
held by Judge Smock, for enter
ing the house of Frank West,
while the owner was absent, and The undersigned will sell at pub-
partaking ot some ot the provis- lie auction at the Jolly Place
10ns. lie win oe heard uy tne near the Scotch Church, four
grand jury. and one-half miles north
T. W. Thompson, who still Hillsboro, and two miles south of
owns considerable property near tdencoe, at iu a. m., on
Gaston, and who had the dis- WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
Unction, some years ago, of Black mare, 4 years, good driver, oul of
financially backimr the lrreuress- Slre" ,0n driving mare, also good
ihli. Austin Oiiir ha snprl his "r,ver; llng. years old, out or coach
itie Austin i. raig, nas snea nis 8ire; yearlm(E filyi 0llt 0f Hermens'
lenaill 1111 uue ui ins lamia iui horse.
$WrU, account ot Pack rental. choice dairy cows
tt 2 r:i tS cows and heifers, 10 of these in milk
11. 11a riuKiou u.iu laiuiiy, ui 0f them coming fresh for Winter
Centerville, have moved into the milkers, balance fiesh ia Spring; graded
Citv and taken up their residence and full-blood Jerseys; test of five per
in the Curry house, North Hills- cent.; 3-yr Jersey bull; 18-months Jersey-
l-n Mr Tlirviiiirtrtn ?nv ho Duroc boar; 5 PK. S montha old;
1)010. Mr. iiailington SajS ne ,,ow8v,ilh piK8j binder, tedder, nearly
had a very tine Sale, but had the new; disc, good shape, epringtooth and
mistortline to lose a valuable lever harrows, Canton disc plow, back,
,4,.,,.,n.y .mimnl tlia rlnv rf tha ton bugey, .1 wacons, I narrow Mitchell,
VlllWIIS Ullll'lUl VKV- v. I -,, ,!,l,., ..,,1 Di.
, - IUU IUC uica, WIIVUVII nuu wom,
n'm- sets work harnesa.set dm driving harness,
flioa Pomaa whn Vina Koon a sets single harness, for buggy; 6 10-gal
spending the Fall season over at S&jSif
Waldpot't, on the Lincoln COlinty rke. havrack. lot oortable fence, lot
COast, this Week Consigned a doz- chickens, steel range, tables, and numer-
en sea crabs to his Hillsboro u otner art,c,es-
friends -reminding them of the
Mrs. H. J. Luce, a former
resident of llillslioro. and now of
rorest Grove, is Plast. visiting a
sister in Newton Falls. Ohio, her
old home, and from which place
she left for the Pacific coast, 43
years ago. When Mrs. Luce
came West she marie the trip via
the Isthmus of Punama. She
made the trip Fast in Septemler,
accompanied by a sister, w ho re
sides at Astoria. Mrs. Luce is
the mother of E. C. Luce, dep
uty county clerk.
"The Spirit of Idaho," by
Arthur W. North; "Greater than
Gold," the harnessing of Western
rivers, by Clayton M. Jones, in
the October Sunset magazine,
now on sale at all new stands.
15 cents. 29-31
A soldier belonging to the U.
S. Engineers corp. at Vancouver,
was out to the city last week,
looking up the records of the
Washington County roads, for
the government archives. He
followed the road lines leading
from this county into Tillamook,
and into Columbia County, via
Buxton. This is done every few
years so as to protect against in
vasion in case troops were re
quired at the coast lines.
Wanted: Teams for lumber
hauling. Hotsford Lumber Co.,
mill 2 miles west and 6 miles
north of Hillsboro. Post office
address, Cornelius. Oregon,
Route 1. 29-30
I. C. Nealigh, of near Scholls,
was in town Monday. He still
had about OK) sacks of onions
out in the storm, and was pray
ing for good weather. Mr.
Nealigh raised 100 boxes of King
apples from 15 trees, this season.
and the pippins were of the
finest.
When the kitchen is properly
equipped there is sunshine in the
house. Lome in and see our
Champion and Charter Oak
ranges. They are the best
!.mnck & Corwin.
Herman Ostermann, the for
mer Centerville merchant, was
in town Monday. He is straight
ening up his business affairs for
a six months trip back to Mis
souri, Nebraska and Illinois, and
expects to take his departure, af
ter November 1.
Wanted: Teams for lumber
hauling. Bo tsford Lumber Com
pany, mill z miles west and b
miles north of Hillsboro. Post
office address, Cornelius, Oregon,
Route 1. 29-30
M. C. Hewitt, the housemover,
went to South Bend, Wash., the
first of the week, as a witness on
lawsuit over some work in
which Mr. Hewitt was interested
years ago. He went via the
Columbia River route.
Just ask Lmnck & Corwin to
see one ot their new gopher
traps. Gets them every time
and there is no chance of shoot
ing yourseit or running a spear
in your hand.
Miss Eugenia Morse, a former
teacher in the Hillsboro schools,
and now teaching in Portland,
was out the last of the week, ac
companied by her sister, taking
in the carnival. They were
guests of Mrs. A. B. Bailey.
M. C. Hewitt, the carpenter, is
still inthehousemoving business.
and if you have a building to
move, see him for an estimate,
Again there is talk of electri
fying the Southern Pacific be
tween Portland and Forest
Grove. Nothing definite has
been given out by the head ofti
cials, but this seems to be the
general belief.
Messrs. Reed & Foster wil
give a Stereoptican Entertain
ment entitled "The Story of a
Dollar," in the Orenco Hall, at
Orenco, Friday, Oct 7th, at 7:30
p. m. Illustrated songs. Ad
mission free.
0. S. Johnson, who has been
up at Palmer for a few days,
was called home the last of the
week in response to a telegram
announcing the death of his wife.
Go to Wyatt & Co. for the cel
ebrated Packard dress shoe. See
window display.
Bert Northrup, formerly of
Shady Brook, and who has had
three years in the navy, was out
from East Portland the last of
the week.
PROFKHHIOWi I.,
F.A. BAILEY, M. I).
rbyalrlao and Sn i: mi
Otflcl!illT-Morgan tilc
Room 12, 1.1 and 14. Kl,'
l comer Hllii and bo
Both 'Phone.
. i itlra.
- fHlltth-
I NIIWW,
S. T. LINKLATER. M. Hi M .
PHYSICIAN AND -VJ'fGfcON
Offloa upnUira ovorTha I! I m Horw
Roaldanoa Eaatof Corn-i
In ttM corner of tl- i im-h.
JAME8 PHILLIPIC TAHIi.SlK, M. P.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Burgeon Southern reiflo Ki r. nt t'o.
Coimultalion in French or Kih- li. OJ-
np uiwtaira. over A. (ir,,,,' u,r.
north aide of Main SL, HUlalxir ... dr.
A.B. BAILEY, M. D.,ID.S.
Physician and Surgeon.
Office Rooms 7. 8 aad o.
Bailey-Morgan Block.
Both Phonea. TTtllck, .,--. n.-
DR. ELMER H. SMITH
Osteopathic Ptiyi i.in
OFFICE HOI RS
Mondays, Wednesdays an 1 r-'.-i l.iya
9 to ia; i to 4; 7 t .
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Si'K'! iys
7 to 8 p. m.
Mnklater Bldgover I)elta. Holii l'iiones
dr, w. e. pitti-;n(;i-:r
Dentist
Rooms 10 and 11 Morgan-P. .11 ii y Bliwk,
atreet. Over Dennis St, ir...
HILLS BOKO i.'lKUON
O. n. Bmgtmy W. v. Hmrm
DAOLEY A HAKE
ATTORNEYS-AT-I A V
Koomt 1 and 2 Shute tau.iiuif
HILLSBORO, . . nUKi.ON.
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNBY-AT-LAV
Hooms ), 4, h S, Morgan Bit , 1 ILaboro.
JOHN M. W LL
ATTORN BY-AT-LA
Offic DpeUlra. Bailey -atoai Block
Rooms, t ani a,
HILLSBORO. - 0 -'N.
W. N. BARRF : T
ATTORNBY-AT-LA W
Orrici: Main Street, opp. Coiii, liouua.
HILLSBORO CfJON
THOS. H.TONGUi; JR.
ATTORNBY-AT-LA V
Morgan Blk, Upatalra, Rooms v and 5
Hillsboro, - - Oregon
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN'
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and lice:, mi! Veter
inary in Hillsboro. Sixteen ye us priic
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILUSBORO LIVKUV LO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Office phonea: Pacitlc States Sill; ( ml. '213
Residence phones; Independoni atlj I'a
cilic States 481.
There will be a meeting of the
Young People's Temperance Un
ion of Washington County at the
Evangelical Church, Saturday,
Oct .8, at 7:30 p. m. You are
invited to attend.
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale Under $10,
cash; $10 and over, one years
bankable note, at 8 per cent in
terest. Two per cent off, cash
over $10.
F. W. Delsman, Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
E. L. Shute, Clerk.
good things Unas, is enjoying
over where the winds blow.
In a private letter from H. G
Guild he states that he likes the
Vale section very well, and says
his liver is working like a piece
of line machinery on exhibition
day." "The plaintive staccato
Mrs. Oscar Simon, of Portland,
-All my heart viih" aKW"'1 Mr&
song, and if 1 do not ebullite '
some psalms or paeans of praise Ice cream delivered to any
there is likelv to be an explosion part of the town. Remember
that will be worse than the San we have Hazelwood. Both tele
Francisco earthquake," writes phones. Koeber's Confection-
our old friend Heine. I ery.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
I am Prepared to do Hi:li Clas9
Dental Work. A New Oilicc wilh
Modern Equipment
Temiesie Bldg. HILLSHOKO, OttK.
Main and Thud.
MODERN WOODMEN,
Silver Leaf Camp No. 8I95, Modern'
Woodman cf America, meets evry ural
and third Saturdays in each mouth at
tbeir Hall in Keedville, Oregon. V isit
ing and sojourning Neighbors uc cordial
ly invited to attend camp mectinRs.
S. G. Ruoimw, Cousul.
R. E. IIai.ikrman, Clerk.
We carry a choice stock of
ftuitsand nuts: Koeber's Con
fectionery.
Rev. F. V. Fisher and family
departed luesday for Ogden,
Utah, where Mr. Fisher was re
cently assigned the pulpit of the
First Methodist church of that
city.
Wanted: To buy cheat seed,
A. F. Homrich, Beaverton. Ore..
Route 4, Box 11.
Gus Schmidlin, of Timber, was
down to the. 'city Monday after
noon. Mr. Schmidlin was one of
the star state witnesses in the
Roselair case.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller, of
Portland, were out this week,
attending the bedside of Mrs. S.
J. Brown, who is confined to her
room.
Thos. Murphy, one of the pio
neers of the above-Mountaindale
district, was down to the city
yesterday, before the county
court on road matters.
jpvm aimaraaat ssnag
! J. S. L0RSING B
i - n
it Contractor "and guilder 4
lj Large Barns a Specialty
jf Ind'pt phone 151 Rood's liv. m
I Hillsboro, Ore., R. f. I). 5
mm mmamsi-, ' m m
DR U. r. HEINECK, V. S. I) V. D.
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
Office
SHERWOOD STABLE
lod. Phone 09, Sherwood, Ore.
DR. J. B. NORMAN
Physician aad Surgeon
Office in
TAMIESIE BUILDING
Calls promptly Answered
Argus and Oregonian, $2.25.