ron aav
JUDGE CAMPBELL ASKS
FOR JURY OCTOBER 17
Sinn kVvotntlonof Parole Urant
MVNV CASl AM3. SI:T IOR TKIAt.
din Jh" Kcnalmlo hU land, and
Tatct Cnala lo Sun
Judge ('amlM'll was out Monday
mu held u session of circuit
,.,,. ( ,. has withdrawn thepa-
r,. f ('has Jones, and signs a
s. nli nci' of 400 days in the conn
ty jail Hi' alleges tlia: Joih-h
.i'i.I "not report to the sheriff an
,rctctl. anil that he broke his
ial,., as well, and then fore
1,.nv.-Haerviceof time
Tlie court also decreed that
, Kriinington. of Kinton, wan
..niitled to all his 1!.'.H ucren.
..,,,1 ilwkt tlie Hon. Alltert. win
claimed he was to have 12 ncrcH
for coiuimt to Oregon, wan enti
iI.mI to nothing except the pnvi-
,v of paying the costs ot tin
tllll
IJ. ferred-KesterHon vs Kes-
tcrsoii; Monroe vh Monroe
ll. i reeH - Wolcott V8 Wolcolt
WiUnn vs Wilson
.! for trial Sears vh Mur-
luck. Oct 10; Lynch vs Bergeron,
(iivL'i.n Nursery vs Jcsselson,
.;il, rs,.ii vs Hunt. Sej.t 25; V t)
n M K Austin. I' U vs ( lark.
Oct Shaver vs Condense
M,lk Co. Oct 17
dismissed -Council va lion
in 'v: Burns vs Volheim; O'llal
loran vs O'llalloran; Clearwater
vm l!:iker
Tin' iurv was called for Oct
17, and the July
in at tendance.
AUCTION SAI.I
The undersigned will m il at nuh-
ic auction at his farm, cue ,:.lf
mile north of Meat-ham' Crowi
ng. aiNive Mouiitaimlale. at 10
a. m.. on
MONDAY, OCTOI'.KK 2
Final Mirn-I Imik.i1 man-, iVh, l.
mare, iiihi. 1 yt lillrjr, lux,, ptlliK lilly,
mini liy lUi lmt, 7 milk rooi, 6 irf llinu
in inim 1 our rir-.li with calf Hi atilr; our
l Irmlim turn; j tw,vr ir l. IhimnI
kiw, . iIiimU, nrw lop liuy, urw mow
et, kiiinI k m int- wnkoii. m-I urw troik
liain-M, nrw aiiiKr Uiygy liamrtia. hay
lai a, It tmli low, lirt Imylmk with Ki
ft t'ir, wlirrl I,. now, mimy pump,
lirrl linn miiIcIiiii iM,n. No I'l.n.i
lr.. No. t Mlnllilrli Irani artiatiir.
urr.l 6 1110 Mill, j In gal milk ran, J)
1 K""" '". IS if ImiImUih,
jury will he
AUCTION SALE
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic auction at his farm, 11 miles
south of North Plains, and 4J
miles northof Ilillsboro, at 9:30
Mysteriously Disappears, leaving I a. m.. on
I TIIIX'IU V CfIT 'C
all Ilia nilecta iur,;Mmi-. or.i i.
IliK buy tram, about 2,900; cream team,
about 3,6oo; 2 bay grlilinK, about 1,250
BI'ltNARD MARVIN UNACCOUNTED FOR ; ly driving home, 1.250; ijray
driving innie, black liorae. HI t lltrtn
K001I wotk aniuialii; 10 lieail milk rows,
Laal Sera About 11:00 Sunday F.venini, tuUerculin tet.u.1, all in milk but one;
one io ircMirn mhiii, i irrnu in ihwiuh.
lU-Kinternl Khottliorn tow nr calf,
Hhortliotn bull eligible to rc-Ki-itry; 20
brail Aiikoim k1'9. wetbera; 20 statiiu
Iwea, 2 bmilrra, 4 mowers. 2 bayrakei, 2
Cal. alfalfii awet-pnikea, atacker to nmtch,
J 14 in steel beam plows, 5 wnRons, in
fair nlmie; 4 hayracks, clover huller, in
)Ool shape; 3-dirc plow, hay tedder,
nearly new; jspiiiixtoolli narrows, spiKe-
troo I ilic. 10 set wors
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LAYS
F(
la Apparent Date
Bernard Marvin, a draughtsman,
with T. S. Wilkes & Son, has not
been seen by his friends since
lr blown lurkryu, i'iivIoIi rollir. I Qun.l
l..llrtl.,l,l u.m-I. ........l... ..... I V..V.P..
Willi IH dhl iliau- irn.r.l. (Mini 1 1 at r in e was then met at Second and tooth harrow
hhi.lr M.u.l Krd coi keirl nud X hens, Wauliino-ton J.u (MTmor Ufnwn iriass, single bugKy harEds top hu(-
11 pullrtu, and numerous other aitu lrs. . . J . . , ' KV. cait, hack, 8 iu-(al. milk cans,
.uurii ai iHion. I n 11. j'jniiiKiy umi iviaiviu 0 iiati""nc turn cunivuiwi, oii(4 ..,.,
.... I r l :.. 1 1 1 11 1 1 lot chickens, phonoifraph, with Ho rec-
lemiS Of Sale Under $10. ,,,M" ",B I,tilu u,tn "I"" ords; orK.r. book cVe, sewinK machine,
c;tsh; $10 and over 1 yr bankable I Marvin made no response, ait kimu-fr houehoM furniture, span
-"vednote. at 8 per cent, in- and started on south, past the rt.,U,"!e'j 5:.-1 faS'ii2
llhotovTHIih lallerv. ltV. Val- land roller, nlatfoim scales, spring
i.,,i:..i , ... , ,1 n, I scale, each wcikb 2(o imunds, and
au.iiKiium, buI)iiik oi other ai tides too nutneroua to mention.
mercial, watched young Marvin i.cncii at noon
as he proceeded slowly down the Terms of Sale Under $10,
Charles I'.iirham. of Tiirard. walk, as though in a sort of cash; $10 and over, 1 year bank-
lied the last of the week and stupor. Marvin has not since able, approved note,, at 8 per
was buried in the Titnirdv lie "''" sm- 1113 eioines anu cent, interest.
cemeritary. Sunday. Deceased tlrauKhtinK Umis are here, anu
tad lived in that section for 24 r"9 watch jsat Hoy t a ior repairs.
years, and was widely known. never urann 10 any ones
! or many years he lived at Cor- Knowledge, ana was oi exemplary
nelius, where he had a wide ac- habits, although it ha3 been
iiuaintance. He was born in whispered since nis aisappear-
terest.
K. N. Amero, Owner.
H. l Cornelius. Auctioneer
John Vandcrwal. Clerk.
Wm. Chalmers, Owner.
J. W. Hughes, Auctioneer.
Geo. F. Naylor. Clerk.
Den of Sweets marshmallows
J. B. McNew, of Keedville,
Ingland, July 27, lBIJT) and sailed ance that he was abdicted to the was in town today.
for America when he was but 10 use of morphine,
years of aire. He lived in New
York and Illinois, and came to
Oregoriiii 1 HT'J. He was married
to Mary Higley, in Illinois, in
IKTW. Kleveti children were born
lo the union. Mr. Burnhain was
oen handed, generous to a fault,
and enjoyed the respect of all
his fellows.
For Sale I'edigreed Berkshire
Miar, lb months old; nay horse,
Search of the river bottom was
made yesterday, and today the
sewer, full of water, near the S.
l deHit, will be searched.
. Marvin was an expert draughts
man, and has been engaged in
getting out a map of the county
said to be the finest and most
complete map ever drawn.
For some weeks he has been a
guest at the Commercial Hotel,
and Mr. York says he has no-
AUCTION SALE
Warren Construction now Receiv
ing Shipments for Pave
WILL HALL FROM S. P. DEPOT
The undersigned will sell at pub
lic sale at the J. T. Young ranch,
on the Baseline road. U miles
west of Ilillsboro, at ten a. n .,
on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5
Bay horse, 9 years, 1150; brown horse, 8
yrs, 1100; 2 mares, 2200; all good true
work animals; 5 hesd cows, all in milk,
2 of them fresh in October, 1 fresh Dec.
I, 2 heifers, comini; fresh before Nov. 1;
Cnrb and Grading About Ready lor two ? m?Dlh,, w Mitchell wagon, 3 V ;
va.K u. ... I lumlier wagon, old wagon, nearly new
Blocks, Lincoln and First I Mitchell top buggy, open buggy, top
aca, vaanipion mower, nnyrnnc, uic
harrow, 50-tootu harrow, 2 12-inch plows,
Supt. Church. Of the Warren 14-inch plow, garden drill, nearly new,
,, , . . 2 sets double work harness, 2 sets single
Construction CO., IS now reCdV- harness 7 to0i hled clover and oat hay,
ing 8hinment3 for the bltullthlCl sacks wheat, 50 sacks onions, 3 tons
111 1 uis, iui yvn tuca, 3 u'n u inii.-
paving, over the Southern Paci
fic, that company having built
them a spur near the depot
grounds.-
Two blocks have the curb about
completed. First, west of the
court house, and Lincoln, north
of the square The big roller
was Bteamed up yesterday, and
was rolling the street ready for
the gravel. Crushed rock will
be shipped in ready for dumping
ens, 10 ducks, 2 geese, Champion milk
separator, 10-gal milk can, 3 5-gal milk
cans, 30 gal good vinegar, barrels, some
farm tools, some household furniture,
and numerous other articles.
LUNCH AT NOON
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
cash; over, one year bankable
note, at 8 per cent.
Frank Miller. Owner,
B. P. Cornelius. Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
The Wheeler new school dis-
PROFKSfllOIf Alt.
F.A. BAILEY, M. D.
physician and 8argtoa
Ottic-Bailey-Mr rgan bloca, upstair.
Rooms 12, 13 and 15. Kesidenc South
ml comer Baseline and Second turrets.
Both ' Phones.
' ASaawe
S. T. LINKLATER. IS. B C. M..
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Otflr ujnuirs over The pella Drng Store
Kht dcnr Rast of (' rt Houae,
In Um corner of the block.
JAME8 PHILLIPK TAMIKSIK M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Surgeon Southern Pacific Railroad Co
and also of the Oregon Electric Kailroad.
oiiauiiauon in French or English. Of
hoe upstairs, in the Cement Block Bide,
north side of Main St.. HUlaboro, Or.
ELMER H. SMITH M. D. D. 0
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSTEOPATH
Office Hours 9 to 12 a. m.; I to 5 p. m.
Tuciday, Thursday, Saturday 9 to 12
Calls answered day or night. Both
phones. Office over Hillsboro National.
MAMrMrWvVVVVVvVVVr
Wanted, a few good second
hand organs. L. M. Hoyt. tf
J. C. Beach, of North Plains,
has been seriously ill
The lightest, softest, whitest
marshmallows can be had at the
Den of Sweets.
E. C. Mulloy, of Laurel, was
on the street, ana a speii 01 me " .J . , ' -
present weather will soon see newtsucno nuiiaing. se
rving in full blast '?ct the Wheele site. The Shaw
Mr SwPPnPv.whohasthecon- rear people offered them a site
tract for the curb, has been on a Huber, but this was not ac
the ground, rushing work as rap- u ktap -.3 spf e
ji. ooiKu Za ft0r rho against the Huber site and a
court house square is completed representative of the Shaw-Fear 0RENC0
he will keep out of the way of V? advocated the Huber lo
the navincr If we have the cation. The vote against Huber wv
usual good weather until Nov. 1. . 1 to b ana tne vote wr j q R0BB M yj
HilUhrtrn will rpp a nice lot of nd3 was 20 10 2- Guv Welsen-
i L B.a,JlIL,0l:: beck acted as clerk and Messrs. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
come again there will be "some
mud ' in Hillsboro thi3 Winter.
AUCTION SALE
Dr. W. B. CUNINGHAM
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Calls Answered Day or Night
Independent Phone
OREGON
cation. The vote against Huber 'ArAwaA
beck acted as clerk and Messrs.
Wheeler, Wells and CapleS were OFFICE:-Bailey-Morgan -Shnte Block
the judges. Rooms 7, 8 and 9
Aug. Tews, Of the Hillsboro Residence:- Baseline Street, second door
Cleaning works, has installed a B3irZS
macuine
I
French dry cleaning
which will make old suits look
like new, and which cleans ap-
I'UU.IC SAI.I:
The undersigned will sell at pub
lif auction east of the John l-on
m il ranch, on the old HotTmeisto
iilace. U miles northeast of
llillMlioro, ai ten a. m., on 1
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 3
Hint Is hiiiar, H jrrs. U -i KIV lioisr, I
)fi, 141.0, won K'v N"""' 0 "W
inw fHinn 11 k'I,"" ""'k. 4 vr; Hai
H H'". i'i l ,,M K'V'
Inl; IU111 Kt.ii, a'i in . with Kiaiti 1mi
iiciU urw; urw Mit hik-an ruldirr III.
top 1'iiKity. "I"" ,H'Ky' t ,no
inimi-r, nrarly new; lo-nrri in in um.
-nlim.l iiiliivalor. Cuudlarh dilll, I
Ii.m h, -mi .iii siiliiKlHlh hanow.fk
t.M.ih U- lever hanow, neatly new
iit-w .1 horse ha(. I a in steel la-am t
sound, weight, 12tK) to 1250; from ti(.ej nohing peculiar about him,
one to four cows, three of them ,.xct..)t that at time3 he was very
fresh. Address Kosedale, Beav- ..,:., ,Pn
erton, Ore., ltotite 2. or inquire Marvin is aiK)Ut 25 years old;
in town vosterdav. brintrinir in a TKo nnrlorcio-npH will rpII at nub
load of hop pickers. hjc auction on the McGill place, parel that can not be touched by
Chris Johnson one of the old- north of the Shute School house, any other metnoa. &ee mm, in
HILLSBORO, . OREGON
DR. B. L. SEARS
Physician and Surgeon
ami u-l I,iiimv hanirsa: 1 riillais. K to
im-lirn, nearly new; saddle ami hi Idle.
slmm hore hlankrts, W8(iin rsnvaa, h
IS; hit vrlrh seed, pair one ton waMi
. ititt itiua). Smyrna. tiur, new. Maple
lu'iitff. hiiUM-linld vimmIs, and iiiiiiieriiua
til her aitirlrr. I.u-irh at msm
Terms of Sale $10 and under,
was in town una aiicnioon. a Ar. A nri
Ust: Black Jerseycow.no MONOAi, ULlUoEiU & ladies' suitts a specialty. Aug.
at house immediatelv south ot " k i ,.,thm O.orns; lresh soon. -o. neim, 4 cows ranging from to 5 yrs. Tews. ixvl
Santa Rosa station, HillsU.ro 0"a "T S. WilkeV with HlllslM,ro- I1 in milk, fresh Nov 1, and 2 R. B. Goodin, ex-county clerk IIILLSB0R0,
iii v., Oregon hlectnc. ;2i-y Lhnrn Marvin worked, is absent Gustave Krause, ot Blooming, iresn reu. o,"u Uf Washington County, KWtttfifi4
Art. Mary Boyd. 01 inuey. a, from the city. It is said that he was in town today. He starts brood sow ; with PUs. chief accountant at the Salem
Ilia ennn in nttpnH the I SOW. tO Utter SOOn, O nogs, WU n ,!
UUUkHllcr, anu v b . s IIIUSUIl llllflt-ni. Ill liic new inaj, .y. v.". "' . onn. IT O noom oonarotrir "oyiw" 10
t,.e l.illi.. McFar and. the residu Iirui thre anoears to be no nan- f all ana winter term 01 Agncui- ew . """ V first time, ana he is receiving
of the estate. The widow has cia troubles surrounding his case, tural College. IT ti . "L wfi harrri congratulations from his many
the use of.the cow -tan . m although ,t was known that he G Dorcas, the heavy- Wrfne bbdTr 'curbui "l uT 1"'
Duggy. aunng ner mc, aim . , was emoarrasseu wnen ue ar- weight hop buyer, who has maae .m; TiKer press drill, mower, cut- xuc
gets the nousenoiti iunniuin nvea in inusooro. Hillsboro for several years, dur- ting box, 2 3-horse disc harrows Chatham meir ooiae m "Y -w
This will revert to mm. wcrar Many think that overworK nas -inff the nop 8eason, has been tan mill, gooi as new; wnampton nay iyU( l0 ivir. anuwra. vwuimnci,
1 ... 1 ,i..uih ii rani' 1 .1. iiMmmi him onri rrinr I . .. ,i .... a. i I lender, uiiver cuiueu yiuw, ysciiu Q cm -- i np m iner was luiui-
lanu uihiii i"; iiiciiiaujr ucsiRtu ....... """ruling ine county uie nasi iwu :..,' u. r.n,ti.rt, .iriii a.dis " fv'"". . j- j
niumu 1. k. ia uianriunnir in tne wfVMisi i. 1 ; 4-.., t, .. . ."l. pr v miss r lurei vjuuuui, ouu
- 1 11c 1 1 nu. ...... inp. ... v 1 t, b u ..in, ww iii 1 1 1 w 11 ii 1 111 a. 1 . ...... .t n..anmAn. nu II. I .
1 1 xi. c : U . piuw. r ,... . --- ,cnA in tho O tv H K
ill i . L. i. t ,i:ilhm. n,,nl.M h.nnkn 4 nntlv- I wiu la acu iii viiv v.. v.. v
IUI IIIC WWII, I ITULa 1UIIUUIU J - -f r. I - iU V. k;
, tir it u i Itoothharrows.spiketootn narrow, 2 iana nas aireaay sent uic uvjf a ui-
Wanted at once Well broke roller8i I0inch BUiky pi0w, hayrack, a lp an(i a football.
uiuw I
, dbl I t ujiji, tn nnnnnnce to the DUb-
1 um hereto do. business,, ana or Ul"u" "". ihom hens. A. E. VanEmon. ?"P na',otK .Tj "v."!:: lie that I have purchased the en
rrewt'V Sentence as he has been in
t i
Itiienliiim 1 111' Old iter,
provided in his will that incaa . near the city.
any relative Bhould take steps K does
break the terms he or she shouln wcn
much trouble,
From inquiry
I ll .-L At
s not IOOK as inougn mere
iL.l
were anv circumstances mat
- i i ,i. ... , i i j
, ,k j r.,IU t.aili itlre. mil H It rulrar'M Ift'l OIR llOllltr. V. WOUIU
I ' - " ..Ml" ' I 1 1
mur, m-1 heavy, art uie.lliilli. art i'liai" . i,.,.... . ,J npSS. an Or Ciantl
ha.i.esa; 7 ri.ll.ia, H to . ".."V" ' "i TV 1 !' That 1
i denced by the fact that he went
in Shpntr Hancock, during tax
Get your reading for the win- collection, and told him he want-
ter now. I lie Argus one year P1t to be arrested, as he was ais-
and the Weekly Oregonian from inisted over getting no work, and
mm until Nov. 1. li)12. tor SJ.W. that ho bad had nothing to eat
cash; over ten, (5 month's time, U'or county, world, and general for two or three days. Hancock
bankable note, at S per cent.
per cent olf for cash on sums
over $10.
Henry Kreitag. Owner.
J. C. Kuratli, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
I . . , , !
aiiuo him in vn nntari v ""' c DUIloult oj --k . j
Cause mm UJ voiuiiuuiiy .. ..,. n uk ita t..mM arinrtstone. ootato dieter
I,, ImiKii tha mill llllK. niou maim omiii ,i - .d , , ,-
Marvin is peculiar is evi-
OfTice hours 9 to it a. m.; a to 5 p. m.
Calls answered day or night. Both
phones. Office in Ueidel Bldg.
OREGON
DR. W. E. PITTENGER
Dentist
Office np-atairs over Hillsboro National
Bank.
HILLSBORO ------ ORQO
Omm. R. BagHar Wm 0. Mara
BAG LEY A HARE
ATTORNEYS-&T-LAW
Rooms 1 and 2 Shnte Building
HILLSBORO, . . OREGON.
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4 miles south of Hillsboro, Come- ho0ideKo(sg8omeVhickens, and 'numer- tire stock of jewelry carried by ArVMtrVMvwwwrvi)
lius, Oregon, Route 2. Phone OUs other articles. C. F. Libby, jeweler, and that 1
Ind S 515. 2-au Luncn at noon. nave openea ior Dusiness at me
ilhn H ' KPitintf siid to be Terms of Sale-$10 and under, old stand on Second street, be-
thi cokSted son writer has cash; over $10. one year bank- tween Main and Washington
SrfLo Kea'ting for able note, at 8 per cent nterest. Shall be glad to pr.ceson a 1
divorce, on the grounds of deser- Hpnrv & E E Schmeltzer
tion. They were .married at U- f. Henry
.-.i..mii.l iiir.-r This oiler with- Mnrrill for a few davs. 1 1 nnpil HIiifTft. Ia. . in 1901. and
.ll'iv ll'ii'" ' - V I VI usui i in - " - - ' vvuiivii ' . I
t. ai. rju. and then he went to worn ior i. last August a year ago sne ae-
rted him.
If youarein themarKet iora . . Brock of R pnillins. has traded his
i .. r. ..
ura W 11 uuer vt
Forrest C. Smithson,
TOR SAI.I;
Hoar, born June 1, 1910, Berk
shire, nediirreed: bay horse
sound, weight. 12(H) to 1250 lbs.
from 1 to 4 cows. II fresh. Ai1
dross Kosedale. Heaverton, Ore.,
Koute 2. or inuuire at house im
iiiediatelv south of Santa Kosa
station, llillsltoro Division, Ore
gmi Electric Kailway.
I , rt
P. U. s. Wilkes & son
Athlete, has sued his wite ior
divorce, tiling the case at Oregon
City. They have been having
trouble for some time, iney
have been married over two
years, and Smithson s recital oi
iiw wife's accusations against
him. and of her nagging dis
position, make several pages of
complaint. It appears thatSmith
son. although a great sprinter,
couldn t run last enough to Keep
goods in this line. Watches,
clocks, and iewelry repaired and
satisfaction eruaranteed. Thank-1
ing you in advance, I am, re
spectfully, J. W. Bonebrake,
r H,:0 olrJa nf Fai-m-l.Tpweler. 5t
D. Illicit:, VI una oiuc ui iw" I
J. C. Kurath, Auctioneer,
L. E. Shute, Clerk
PUBLIC SALE
see the Howard, the best stove
The undersigned will sell at Pb- ever maae u w, u Keep up-
at tha Hn7P Knnch Ullimiiu iitat nun uc
a heater you should cKa.in.a" South Tualatin, were in the city Beaverton property to Wm. Con-
today.
one mile north of Orenco. and 41
miles northwest of Ilillsboro, at
ten a. m., on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29
Horse, a seal hack, art harness, 2 Jersey
nspd hv other stoves, tail in
and see it. Emrick & Corwin,
Hillsboro. 26-tf
Mark Redden, a wandering1
William, was placed in jail the
AUCTION SALE
ley. Mr. Phillips and tamuy
have moved here, and he and
his wife, and daughter. Georgia,
and son, Jay, leave in a few days
E. B. TONGUE
ATTORNSY-AT-LAW
Rooms j, 4, & s, Morgan Blk, HUlfboro
JOHN M. WALL
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Offica Dpstatra, Bailey -Margan Blora
Rooms, i an i.
HILLSBORO, OREGON.
MrMr
W. N. BARRETT
A.TTORNEY-AI-I.AW
Orricc Main Btreet, opp. Court Honae.
li, I
i mi le: fhuat. to tons buy, other dav. after making inquir-
lot oats, loo chiosem. lot ceimr leuce jeg au0V,t tWO lellOWS Whom tne
me chkuii.-
NOTICE
i i a-.l nulu Trip . . it . ii.. imi li I ... . . it
mil 111 IT WaV. tt U IIC aono "v ivmHi. 9 It. I'. HIlSiilHIC CUKinc, A A1H, .Ma1.aU nv nn rhfl Vfl av
drcuii court to separate them. uu,p ln, ' teento t or
She was formerly a Miss &mun. ;.. V," : , av H.vs and went on his way
of New York. I lurk and mpe and tmllei s, wire fencing, I reioicinu.
For Sale: Registered Jersey - Kr Fire Warden R. T. Simpson,
t 1 haiumv FillllU I ia"l ..-i .1 . ... . i
cows, neuers, unu yuuii mamesses, oak riming touie ami iQe Knxton. sends in an omciai
ho have slashings
sburned this Fall.
Boost Hillslioro now - we have
l I I . I. ........ 1,1...,
. . oltitmotlgnlororeeuillK pul""'ltideboaril, rocneis, leauur neai iii.i n0(jce to all V
. "ar.,nF v 1 V. ?.f"" Also l'ekin ducks.-wm aciiu c,. -p. rh:"KVVe which should be
Kaiva,,,',,,, crown ,,.' I merich, Farm.ngton, 11. sooro, ,,,;,, kitchen furni! You will find it
V, Y1. lw,"e ,nmTiry,yA Oregon, Route 5. " ,ud . kin i. of d.shes. and ...any unin. and if y
.Ua.nn.HBin.rwru.. ' amj otl,er articles Lunchatnoon lt be worth
M..,.u,.:X;.7r7r..tfl Jrlinrtm cSunty Terms of sale-$10 and under overlook it
mumiwTT ij i.'viih.'"- unui'iij tt-.i l ..ln.-tks I IvrUt nilP VPHT I1HII Kzlllltr I
i a trt II II IQIUiril I Luall Uivii wv j
Miss Helen McCourt has taken ' ' ij.r'C - nnt. hpen note, at 8 per cent. 2 per cent,
a position with the Den ot yt uVarivp7t. of the elec- off for cash over ?10.
trie line, and sees several new
buildings in the business district.
He reports some grain injureu m
the shock and stack over in the
Yamhill country, dui says me
...mi-ts of damaged nops is
ntched. On Oct. 1 Miss Wilhelmina Hei
iwoned ash wood (four-foot) del will be prepared to begin in
sae.-U. W
Sweets.
Prepare for the cold weather
by having a warm furnace in
your new home. See Dolan for
prices. Main & Fourth. 28-9
J. J. Whitten. of Phillips, was
in town today. He has been a
resident of Washington County
for !lfi years, and is the father of
12 children.
After a two-months' vacation.
Phoenicia Temple, Pythian Sis
ters, will meet in regular session
tomorrow niirht. Sent. 22. Mem
bers take notice. Elinor Wilkes,
M. 13. C.
Workmen have been having
nuite a time putting in the san
itary sewer on Third between
Washington and Baseline Streets,
Rig slides have taken place in
several places, and it has occa
sioned a great deal of work.
Carefully grown strawberry
plant9 now ready. If you want
good strong, vigorous plants,
and true to name, see or phone
ws. Ind. Tel. 0825 Bergen
Floral & Nursery. Co., Hillsboro.
T. It. Davis, of North Tualatin
Plains, was in Monday. While
Mr. Davis farms in the neighbor
hood of a section of land he was
one of thfl fortunate ones to get
his if mi n thrnHhttd before the
rains came.
Geo. Vedder. Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Studio of Expression to Open
The undersigned will sell at pub- for a visit to Knoxville Tenn
u To.,i. Hill to be absent several montns.
no uiii'i mil hi i nr ii. i a ivn inn i - n i
ranch, one mile west of Moun- They expect to return to Uregon hillsboro, - orboo
toinrla la and 'A mi PS east 01 "1 iia"t- aAaAMMA aaaasawwwi.
UIII1UUIV aa I I
nnlfj at tpn a. m. on The whpp cr Warehouse U)..
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 27 D. R. Wheeler, prop., deals in t,ArLKllLNLl!Ll IN U KolV
r. i ioca. ko oo Ihav. cratn. mill leeo. poiaioet, 1171 j r
trown norse, iu, uoj umic, i: i 1 vv ucu in uttu ui an v.amu-
' . lnn .. 1 I J nwn,inl namdnr mP. THUS-I ... - 1 .
1300; gray mare, lbuo-aii gooa . ienced and reliable maternity
work animals; mnaera , in i r rR wheeler. Wheel- nrrse call up Independent
ZT LrXr telephone Beaverton 151, telephone No. 158 or address
"- . it: o 1 .it 1 n f . .
nin; 1 nch w de t re waeon. "neo. r. w. dox soz, cuy.
Korl lAvprsnikp. 7 ri Uoko Vina hmicrht a nart Best of References.
I TIUll II I HI IIIW. ( 1- IL. OliULl IVJL UIUV I 111 I II I-" I r. 111 It 1111 IU1IVI1. tiwuvs
in another col- jBTia, hiom it: j,;..m fnmilv TUi"Q H TfMf1 1 R IM
i olooliintr I UI1U. an nwu m h-. v"t ""f,e,j . i jjlliun, ttiiu vv in uiui v 4 i.vyj. iii avaiuw u( j
TO uoit ooiiifii0 f inrlr hofnooc fllOf Clira. Ul,n.n no oAnn na hopnn CPT. IlOS- I
reading. Don t havbuck. 5 10-gallon milk winn. W. G. will mingle the ATTORNBY-AT-LAW
I a 1 J I n4nH4- Uir I 1 ! 1. L- ,un .4-1 rt Ifltir I
cans. 4 sianus uecs. uaieni, uivco, simo e nie wuu uiav.i-n.iiiB mm hi. nnataira. nooma t. a and
Sunt. Han ev. 01 h.enneay uon- 7 shoats. orooa sow: aiso some and am Die to anu iro 1.1 a.. uw
.. 1 1 I 11 1.1. 1 11 i !i J I . r
struction, will nave an nis woik housetioid iurmture, anu uum- next summer,
on the storm sewer compieiea erous larm tools, anu outer aru- . t nm o-oinir to sell out mv
this side of the Southern Paeihc cie3 too numerous to mention. . , f short time t win sen
track, within three or lour weeKS. Lunchatnoon. . u reduced rates. Two-
He has yet the tunnel to put un- Terms of sale-unaer W "oldroses, 5 for $1; yearlings,
der the railway track, and that cash; and over, bankable, ap- ' . $, House slants, shrubs,
... 1 1 . 1 . : 1 . j 1 1 1 j. , , . nr v naii i v t - . . .
win nave ui umucicu, ""'iproveu nuic, unc jcai, v u r
big digger has but louror nve cent.
1 Hillsboro,
Oregon
bulbs, and numerous other plants j
blocks yet to excavate.
J. B. Hall and Wm. Wohlschle-
A . V " ' . . T ' - J r J. li.
Hondurant, struction in Eixpresstoii anu 1. - . e,.lla WAr in thp
. , J .1 . Ai. Unnxni! mtflliootoil KCI, UI iicm Kv.iv,.., v..
lndepenueni mauc ru .iTV todav enroute from Moun-
inrhi!ro-R the Thompson
at the Studio-Koom b, Heidei 'm ;ii which the Hall
Henry Duyck, Owner.
B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer.
John Vanderwal, Clerk.
Jos. Boyd, of Dilley, was
town Tuesday
in
Dr. S. M. REAGAN
VETERINARY PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON
The only graduated and licensed Veter-
j X " 7"VlT Ko aM nnosnpr- lu Hillsboro. Sixteen years pmc-
ailU SUIUUO, win uc v...r'. . ttcal t
than ever before. Now is tne
time to buv. and get them plant
ed. Beautify your yards, and at
little expense. Seventh & Fir.
Ind. Tel. West 154. 28tf
St. Cecilia's Catholic Church.
" . tha at the stuaio-iwwm , Huc ., .. . th Ha town iuesaay
. Public schools opened in the 0f Beaverton, is to be benefited
xr", hn Ham.!"1 " r moving it to the jonn worn- Citv Monday, supt.
1 CIV 1 lliv j
h nf grain have been dam
aged beyond saving in the coun
... tua -anit nf the heavy and
continuous rains. Many stacks
were wet midway 10 me uuitu...,
and were "growing gretn by
:L' ft-,, f thp week. Much
L..; in shock will either be left
fi,hPil or used for a poor
grade of feed.
For Sale: About 2 doz. year-ukii-n
Plymouth Rock hens,
I." ji.n.urinninflr-stock; also
...iiiiita from same strain,
laThatchel-Mrs. Ruth Blair,
North Hillslioro.
rr U lUurrvmnn WaS OUt
rm vwtlnnd. yesterday. Mr.
Mprrvman is now a practicing
attorney.
Mrs F. M. Crabtree, of Laurel,
was a city caller, yesterday.
FOR SALE
Confectionery Store, stock and
fixtures. Cheap ior casn ana
auick sale. Opposite Court
house. Main Dtreet, nnisuuiu.
Mary A. waiKer,
Admx. Estate of F. C. Walker,
Deceased.
Address-Box 486, Hillsboro,
Ore. Ind. Tel. West 237.
Card ol Thanks
Mrs. H. Huhmanand family, of
Cornelius, itoute z, aestre w e-ni-ooa
their sincere thanks for
oiH nnH svmnathv tendered them
k npio-hhors and friends during
the illness and obsequies of the
dear husband and father, Henry
Huhman. tMt
Cornelius, Sept 21, 1911.
moving it to tne jonn worn- city Monday . aupi. uarnessays by the proceeds from a card so-
schlegel pliice, and have put up the classes will not an nn ior a ciaj t0 given m Grange Hall,
a new mill. 1 hey nave quaeres few days. on the afternoon and evening
of the finest timber in the coun- a. . $9 Kn Lf Spnt. 27. 1911. A most ef-
ty, and this will keep their 40,-1 ton. in ground, delivery af- ficent committee has the affair Trnuesie B dg
000 teet capacity mill going ior f B . on.i f Kppvps Cor- in hand and guarantee a tine
tical experience.
OFFICE, HILLSBORO LIVERY CO.'S
STABLE No. 1
Office phones: Pacitio States 601; Ind. 21 1
Residence phones; Independent 127; Pa
eitic States 481.
DR. J. R. MARSHALL,
DENTIST
90 R. Rpe vps. Cor,
sometime. nlina rW. R. 2. 27-9
William Woods and Roscoe Og- '
den, two holdup artists, forced a Mrs. H. T. Bagley entertained
Marion County rancher to drive tnis aiiernoon, in uuxiui- iuio.
them into Woodburn, the other Annie Bin, ner guest, 01 uwoum
day, and when arrested and mer, who returns to Ohio, Sat
searched, some articles taken urday.
from the Orenco Mercantile store For Sale -Five passenger au
were lound. Bnenn nancocK
and Mr. Borwick identified the
articles. . Marion County, how
ever, will prosecute on a theft
charge. They had robbed sev
eral houses in Salem, and the
bootv was found on their persons.
The two thugs had been taking
in the state fair.
tomobile, fuljy equipped. Will
sell cheap for cash, or will trade
for real estate. Wilkes Auto
& Garage Co., Hillsboro. 26tf
Dick Corrieri. of East Hills
boro. will leave for his old home
in Italv. in a few days, to visit
' his aged lather.
time. Grange Hall, Beaverton.
A complete map of Washing
ton County, showing all roads
and sub-divisions accurate and
reliable. Large wall map, 50x67
inches; pocket map, 24xo3 inches.
Get it of your book seller, or ad
dress T. S. Wilkes & Son, Sur
veyors, Hillsboro, Ore. 27-tf
The Christian Church service
will be held in the church build
ing next Sunday. Morning
theme will be "Monuments That
Abide." The building has been
renovated and made comfortable
for the worshippers.
Rooms D and 6
HILLSBORO, ORE.
Main and Third.
I J.S. L0RSING
g Fifth St. between Fir and Railroad j
1 Contractor and Builder
n Large Barns a Specialty
I Independent phone W 826 B
j South Hillsboro, Oregon jjj
1!. Wl JSL'iailmiillWi' ;iaW!,lami)aKtM'aaMt
Argus and Journal, $2.25.
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