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THE INDEPENDENT, HILLMORO, Br I). W. BATH. EIGHT PACES. SOUTHERN PACIFIC R.R TIMK-TABI.K. rilOV HII.LKHoKO. OI'TH. NOUTH. No. 2. No. 1. :1' a. in ; 4:30 p. iu No- No. 3, 6 - o, ut tt :03 a. in. UOiNU NUKTI1. I -v. No. 7 a ui No. 9 p id Forest I i rove 8 :(." 1 M Cornelius I:.'W 1:34 llillalmro :,', j 4-' Heed vi He 7:00 1 :,r," IVavertou 7; 10 2:0ft Ar. Portland 7:5o 2:50 UOINU south. I.. So. H a 111 No. 10 p u Portland :.:00 HfJO IVavert.ui 11:44 7:04 Keedville 11:.V 7:15 llillsboro 12:07 :40 Cornelius 12:15 7:30 At. Forest (trove 12:20 0:10 I'. (1. VICKEK8, Agent. Fcouomy Fruit Jar at Greer's. Cream bread at the City Bakery. Hop lack needles al Mra. Bath's. Have you made your choice (or (jueen of the Carnival? Mra. Kva Norton, of Portland, in visit ing relativts in thin city. Suturday'a and Sunday's secial, Lein on Ice at the lon of Sweet. Miss Emma Howe it spending) wee La witii her sister in 1'ortland. few K. I. Kuratli and wife visited with friend in Tigardville over Sunday. Mia Agne Kyan ia visiting with her grandfather, Thoa. Howe, in Kaet I lilla- boro. Mias Kthel Norman u in town Tue' day IruiiHHCtiuit buaiiieaa at the court houao. Horn On Saturday of lust week to Mr. and Mr. Chria Manrer of Bethany daughter. A party of young people were enter tained Friday evening at the home of Dr. F. J. Bailey. Mesdumes L. M. Coiumoii and Wm Hahn viaited friend near Oregon City over Sunday. Tuesday noon a train waa an hour ad a half late on account of the Hazel wood lire in 1'ortland. Win. Nelaon has purchased the corner lot ou Fourth and Washington streeta.of E. J. J.yon; consideration, (GOO. h. (i. Hugey and rred Collelt were over from Sherwood Wednesday tran sacting buNiness at the court house. Mrs. Ditlrymple has resigned her po sition as stenographer for the Tomiue Xros., and is tliis week visiting in fort' land. The hum of the threshing machines, w hich can lie heard in all directions, re miuil us Unit the glad summer time li drawing to a close. Miss Jennie Deichmnn left Tuesday morning fur Bellingham, Wash., where she reentered the lSollingham State Nor mal school ou Wednesday. W. N. llurat lias built neat little store building juat north of the depot on First street, and will put in a stock of groceries and confectionary. We are selling Coin Bond cigars for the next seven days seven for "5 cents. They Biiioke like a ten center. The Ien of Sweets. The Fpworth Ieairue of the M. E. cliurch will give a genuine old fashioned "Box Social" on J. M. Ureear's lawn, Friilav evening, September 20th. Ev eryhody is cordially invited. Come and have a good time. K. L. McCoriuick is this week putting iu new shelving and ha arranged space f r Ins phonograph and supplies in a little room in the rear of his store, which will I a great convenience for hi In creasing trade in that line. The big posters for the' coming Carni val and County Fair will be out by Sat urday, or Monday at the latest. In the meantime tell your friends that Hillsbo ro will have the biggest and best street fair ever hold in this county. Kemein ber the dates October 3, 4 and 5. Edwin Jeter, of Portland, was arrest ed hint Wednes luyj and brought to this city on the charge of failure to support his wife and child. Ho had bearing before Judge (ioodin and Deputy Wall ami on furnishing a Kind to pay hi wife $1.00 per day, was permitted to de part. His wife it living with her father at Gaston. Mia I.uey I'.roud, the World Mission ary of the Woman' Christian Temper ance I'nion, will give an illustrated lec ture on her travels and experieuc.es in foreign lands, at the M. E. church, Sep tember Kill, at 8 o'clock p. 111. Miss l'.road has a large number of Wautlful lantern slide ami w ill also show an as sortment of costumes. The exeovtive committee of the Carni val and Mreet Fair is deairou of hav ing all exhibit of fruit ou the ground by (Vtolier 2. All. canned fruit will be returned to the exhibitor and it i hoped everybody who can will furnish samples of their lest. Mrs. McConahar, a sister of Hon. G, W. Marsli, of Cenlerville, died at the home of the latter laat Tuesday, aged out "4 year. Mr. McConahay cam Iroin her home In South Dakota lat May to vidl her brother and waa taken sick and never rallied. She leave a daughter of about 2 year of age and h T husband, who wa with her during her last illness. The funeial wa held on Wednesday. i City Bakery' Cream bread i the best Money to loan on real estate security, H. T. Bagley.' Hop Cloves all sizes, all price at Mr. Bath'. Everything in the line of Fruit Jar at Greer's. We want a man in every bop yard to handle bread. Call or address the City Bakery. The semi-annual meeting of the Wash ington County Veterans' Association w ill meet in llillsboro, October IS. Hon. C. If. Fulton was iu the city Wednesday looking over hi political fence in this vicinity. He made this oflicea plesant call. The salaries of the superintendent of the city water and light plant ha been raised to $'J0 per month; the night watchman to 175, and the helper (50. Again it i said in the daily pres, in big black letters, "tie United Railwayi will build its line to Hillaboro." The new is very jovous in this neighbor hood. Come again. l.orena Gleason, of Goldendule, and Dr. Norris, of Forest Grove, were mar ried at the latter city yesterday. Miss Gleason waa born in Forest Grove and i a graduate of Pacific University. They will live at Goldendale. The money ha been raised and the contract let to build a wood shed on the south aide of the Congregational cliurch This will do away with the unsightly shed now attached to the southwest cor ner of that edifice. Ira E. Purdin, now of Portland, but formerly of Forest Grove, waa in the city a day or two this week a guest of Attorney W. N. Barrett. Mr. Purdin and hi daughter left yesterday for two month' visit at Jamestown. In a recent letter to Mr. Gil rat rick hi wife write that she will leave 1W- ton for llillslioro on October 10th. Af ter her arrival Mr. Gilpatrick and fami ly will tiegin housekeeping in their new house on the corner of Main and Seventh street. Raamusa Pearaon of Hillsdale was iu the city Inst Friday, closing up the es tate of Axel Anderson, diseaaed, of which he i the administrator. Mr. Pearson ha just completed threshing and (re porta that hi wheat yielded 55 bushels per acre. Laat March the city council passed an ordinance limiting the number of saloons in this city to three. At the laat meet ing the ordinance waa repealed and now the city will issue licenses to any who have the price and can come up to the re' quirements. The contest for Queen of the Carnival will close September 26. Ifence, it will be well to net the votes in early. Vote will be counted every Wednesday nlicht and the result given in the paper the same week. Bouieixxiy is going 10 oe Queen. Why not your choice? The Portland Journal's fifth annual anmversitv edition was published last Sunday and la without question the fin est Illustrated newspaper ever published in this or any other state. It consist of more than 150 page and is filled from cover to cover with valuable Informa tion. R. II. Greer has purchased the Pills- bury property on First street near the Southern Pacific depot, the considera tion being $1,900, part cash and balance In a lot he owned in Portland. Tbia ia desirable piece of property and Mr. Greer made a ten-strike when he gather ed it in. Prof. C. E. Bradley, of the experi mental station of the Oregon Agricul tural College at Corvalli, i in the city guest of County Recorder Ireland. Mr. Bradley ipend a part of each day inspecting the hop yard in this vicini ty gathering information to ba used at the station. Judge Goodin ia keeping up hi repu tation as a joy dispenser and bis servi ce are in such demand that prospective bridegroom take him from his bed to put them in double harness and start them on the way to happiness or other wise. Last Monday Ernest Ilaberstroh and Charlotte Howard, both of Cornel ius, were pronounced husband and wife by the genial judge, and everybody ishes them happiness in their new sta tion. The J. W. Taylor, mentioned as in jured in the Hazel wood Creamery Great Portland last Monday, lived some time ago on the Butler farm, eust of llillsbo ro. He was employed by the Otis Ele vator company in Portland, aiaj being hemmed In by the blaze, was forced to ump from the third floor to save his life, wa badly bruised and shaken but escaped with no more aeriou injurious than a broken third finger of hi right hand. He waa taken to the hospital. The llillsboro Amusement Associa tion i now a member of the National Theatrical Information Bureau, an or ganization that makes a business of keeping tab on every troupe on the road. If an attraction i billed for llills boro, the local management ia at once Informed as to the number In the com pany, whether good or bad, and such other information as will protect the management and the patron of the Crescent. I-aat season one or two rank production (truck thi town, but it wa no fault of the home association, for they were assured that the companies were all right. The coming season will itness nothing of the kind. Every performance will I known in eveiy de tail before being billed, and if inferior, they w ill be turned dow n. Some ten or a dozen attraction have already been slated for the Crescent, the first to ap- pear September 2:t, and theater goer can rest assured that everyone will 1 first claa in every respect. I Pie, Cakes, Bread and Bun at City Bakery, Try them. Mia Marie Tunzat visited over Sun day with friend in McMiunville. Somethiug different Lemon Ice Sat urday and Sunday. The Den of Sweet. Cord and tassel for aofa pillow in all color, both in cotton and ilk ; new at Mr. I. Bath'. The ladie of the M. E. church will serve dinner each day during the Street Carnival. Place of serving will be an nounced later. Mr. and Mr. Jame Miltenbergei went to Tigardville yesterday to help celebrate hi mother' 64th birthday, very enjoyable time ia reported. The weather waa ao hot laat Monday that many picker were compelled to stop work for the day, and quite num ber of prostration are reported. Regular services at the Christian church next Sunday. The morning sub' ject will be a review of the Sunday school lesson. Evening, "Maaauh and Meribuh." During the StateFair the Wells Fargo Express Company will establish an of' (ice on the grounds, (or the convenience of fair exhibitors, maintaining the regu lar Salem rate. The report come from good many yard that the hop are molding badly I tie price yesterday wa 1 1 cent per pound, a price that will throw many hopgrowera out of the business next year. At that figure, it doe not pay to raise the beer producer. W. K. Newell, president of the State Board of Horticulture, wa requested by the Oregon Development League to an swer the question, "Why Oregon Excels in Fruit," and Mr. Newell replied aafol lows : "Oregon excels in fruit because her apple are the acknowledged (tan danl of the world, bringing highest prices from the trade of New York, Lon don, Paris and Berlin. Her pears, cher ries, dried prune and strawberriea have a national reputation, unequalled by the fruit of any other section 01 the Uni ted States. WhyT Because nature has given her a soil containing the necessary plant food and a climate without ex tremes, with moisture and sunshine which tend to produce fruit of beautiful color, firm texture and unrivaled flavor, and her people have the Intelligence to take advantage of these condition." The party given by the young ladies at the Opera House Saturday evening proved a moat enjoyable affair. The girls left nothing undone that would add to the comfort or enjoyment of their guests. The hall was handsomely decor ated with Japanese lanterns, ivy and au tumn foliage. Couches, with 'innumer ble pillows, were arranged along the siilcs of the room, making little nooks and cozy corner that added much to the pleasures of the evening. Following were the out-of town guest : The Mis. cb GauM, Minnie Wise, Anne Chalmers, Nora lounger, JeBsie Uibee, Constance Holland, Eva Catching, Jennie Arch- bold, of Portland ; Miss Edith Cranfcll, of Med ford ; the Misses Bell and Chris tine 'Chalmers, of Centerville; Messrs. Ronald McKenzie, Carl Thompson, Weaver, Thompson, Latin, Ed. Ryan, Ed. Taylor, Dugan, Foster, Kernon, Harold Merryman and Dr. Zigler, of Portiuud; Rollie Peterson and Frank Fletcher of Forest Grove. Mr. and Mr. Wm. R. Simon, the for mer a son of Mr. and Mr. 14. J . Mmon of this city, are in the city thi week visiting hi parent and friends. Mr. Simon was married last Saturday to MiBS Elsie Miller, a very estimable young lady of Portland, and they have been enjoying a wedding trip to Seattle, Corvallia, Albany and other cities, visit ing relative and friend of both parties. Mr. Simon is bookkeeper for the Nicoali Bro. Co., of Portland, and they will make their home in the Rose City. He is well known to almost every one here, having made hi home with hi parent in llillsboro up to the time he left to at tend college and enter the employ of the Nicoali Bro. He I a young man high ly respected by all and hi numerous friends will lie glad to know that he is so happily married and the beet wishes are extended to them for their continu ed happiness and prosperity. laboring men union men do not see how it is that they cannot make the country believe that Haywood ia mar tyr, and that "we the people" should get down on our marrow bone to hira, and elect him to a high office. But when you bear thi cry just make up your mind that it i like the uncertain cry ol the coyotes on the plain, and that a very few men are making a great deal of noise. Look at the fiasco in Den ver upon the return of Haywood to that city after the trial. The daily organ of the "gang" had announced that the 'martyr" was to lie welcomed home by a crowd of 50,01)0, but the crowd at the Union Depot did not number over 500 or too, ana Pt the lime the "grand march" ended at the Albany Hotel this number had been increased to only about 1000. We are sometimes led to believe that the laboring men are all fools for allowing a lot of cheap social;-tic-anarchistic demagogue to lead them into all sort of trouble; but sometimes the real working men get an idea ioto their hea ls which these so-called lead ers cannot knock out, and now the un ion men as a body are teeing that Hay wood wa proven at the Boise trial "al most" auilty so near wa he to Or chard that it it imjiossible to believe that the latter wa not in "cahoots" with the leader. And the Denver inci- lent shows that the better class of un ion men will not stand for such thing, nor make martyr of those who do. The Dalle Optimist. I want a quantity of Caacara bark. Call and tee me. R. L. Greear. the The IIilUbo",,''y.a'wv.l0f,k, ing to the conveni-ur. ,,, Mmfoft of it patron, u r"-"iiui , '',,,1", ner in the tl ltore. M, ureear ua vi uier- uWe covered with writing atrial, pap,, peuaud ink, -lepbne sqJ ft r mirror, wincu n m u Bpprtcj. ated by the IuJk-s. AnyUM uUlut to ret, writ a letter or ut ha ti-1 Miliums are eoruiany """-'"itm this corner in the Pharmacy. It i, (r . iron 01 me siui"- "There i positively no foundation tn the report tlmt the pivnment will abandon prosecution 0f lje (rautJ case, neitner u , itnee for the government scattered j a to tusk it impossible to K't tlm together for the pendiug trials. TL nutement that the prosecution i without much of the evidence that liathered Meo tne jn. dictmeut were rt-turoed i, ,iw fMi, On the contrary, ins government ha not lost a ingl witness, ,; w j1iv even more testimony on which to secure convictions than we haj wlel tu- j. fendants were ''"heted."?,, J, Heney, on hi" arrival in Portland laat Monday morning. Olympic Flour is the U.t vou Clin get at R. 11. Greer's. L. 8. Hoplield had a "rids for life," coining over the mountains to North Yamhill from Tillamook. The road was very slippery from the down-pouring rain and juat afiertliey atarted down the mountain the brake Woke and there wa nothing left for the driver but to keep the horaet in the road and out ol the way of the atuue. Several stakes in oue of the front wheels were broken and a piece of seat was turn away by a tree ; but down, down tliey went for 3000 feet lauding finally at the bottom of the hill with no bones broken, but badly scared and shaken up. Mc.Miiuiville New-Re porter. We can fix that broken umbrella or baby carriage, or sewing machine. W have a baby (gy tire machine and can put new tires on your buy at a small cost. Cull and get pricea. R.Lee Sear' Bicycle Shop. Notice to Draughtsmen. Sealed bids will be received by the county con of Washington county Ore gon, until 2 o'clock p. in. of the 3d day of Octolier, HK)7, and then opened for the making of a present ownership and road map of Washington county. Bidder are requested to furnish sam ple drawings and plant fur mounting or binding of said map. Further information may be had by applying to the undersigned. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order ol the Commissioners, J. W. GOODIN, County Judge. September 10. l'J07. The Weather. The week was much warmer than the preceding one. The temperatures in the western counties urn nearly four de a-reea higher thaiiaiiat, but in the east ern counties they wre about the aver age for the season. 'BouiB iuw momings were cool, with temperature close to the frost mark, but no frost was report ed. Sunday was a very Wiirui day In the district between the Coaat and Cas cade range of mouutaini Bnd tempera ture 01 uinoiy uegreee or more were common. The rainfall of the week wa very light and principally confined to the windward slopes of the Coast and Blue mountain systems. A number of foggy mornings were reported in the coast counti'-s, but the afternoons were clear and sunshiny and more than the usual amount of sunshine was experienced in all portions of the etnte. September turns the green lea vet brown And folk are coming back to town, Fresh oysters too you'll soon find here For 'tis the season of the year. Please don't forget the Candy man, That will do everything he can In his Hue to make you cheery, At "Palmateer'i Confectionery." I- J. Pnlmateer. . . I PROBATE COURT. Estate of Peter ii:esaenmann, deceas ed: bond of executrix filed and approv ed ; letters issued to Ann E. Sigessen man and John C. Keller, Otto Spetband C. Holznazel appointed appraisers. Estate of John It. Smith, deceased ; fi nal account filed and approved and es tate closed of record. Estate of Christian Burgdorfer, de ceased ; final account filed and approved and estate closed of record. Matter of the laat will of I. J. Banghf man, deceased; it i ordered that ad ministrator be authorized to sell the per sonal property at private sale and that thi order lie entered nunc pro tunc a of Aprils, 1!)07. Splendid line of hair brushes at the Hillslioro Pharmacy. Twenty fivecents to $2.75. Music Lessons. Mis Elizabeth Sniili ia now prepared to lake pupils in mu'ic. Ut-mdence on First, between Kir and (Uk street. Pacific State phone 47. The City Itukery want a man in each hop yard to handle bread. Come and make contract. CnURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS. Regular services at tlie Congregational church next Sunday M inimi. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morning service at 11. Subject, "Christ our Rork." Evening service at , nibj-rt, "The Eth ic of Hop Industry. Sunday school at 10 a in., Christian Fndeav. t 7:30 led by Earl House. Howard (iiU-atri. k. Pastor. Service at the M- church next Sabbath, preaching Mb Biornins; and evening by the patr. Rev. I. F. Bel knap. Sunday school at 10:00a. m.; 1... II. ill Sum . L' K I morning irrtur, - . 1 o. m I League at 7:00 p. in.. " tveniog ser vice at 8:00 p. iu. Notice to Contestant. Coutest votes lor Cjuetti will close Thursday, September 26th. at 2:0 o'clock p. tn. All votes must be in the hands of the executive commit tee at said time. Address. Kxecu- tive Committee of Tair, llillsboro, Oregon. I have Hop Gloves for ladies and children. Prices 10c. lj' .c and 25c a Pair. Mr. I. Bath. Mayor's Call. The citizens of IlilUhoruare requested to meet at the court house next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock to make arrange. mnta to meet Mrs. Edvth Tozier Weatheried. who is soon to visit llills boro, accompanied by nine young ladies from the llawiiun Ialande. John Ivnnia, Mayor. Go to R Lee Sear' bicycle shop for bicycles and supplies, ammunition and gun supplies. Fruit Inspector Harris was in town yesterday and found but one lone gro- ceryman with wormv or infected fruit. He gathered the evidence avainat hi in and the trial of the caae w ill come on later. For Cream bread go to the City Bak ery. We are prepared to do all kinds f light machine work, at I. l.ee Sear's Bicycle Shop. REAL ESTATE TRANSFER8. I B Wilksnon in. I f U. W illmlna ( line lot 11 it 12 blk S Houm l'ark .M Furent Orovs. f 14.41 00 K J Lfous loWt Mcfourt part of blk 20 Hill. boro 100WI Ethel Norman si al to lrKarlu orbii'i Int In SO acres In H Uichnlon tl I c.. 8IU0 00 Lawrenc Btreud and r to Herman BchmUUM acres In kc Jut'Jil w hio uo A M Grubtx at al to M II farkiu 10 aires In see 26 1 1 n 4 w lluo 00 T O'llriea to VYettern Timber Co uw ' ol NllUa r 1 00 Jobu Maulers et al to I) L Kenurll 30cre In sec SO 1 1 1 1 w 26IIO 00 Heilnan Bremer to Frederick t'oirett lot I blk 6 Sherwood Ouo 00 Elals Caldwell to John Caldwell part of ssott2ilwJiwetlal w 1 00 Win Kohr to Mra Mlunl (laker 10 acres In mo 1 1 I n 4 w 1760 00 Herman HcUmldt aud wf to Ueo Hup. rscnt 23 acres in nee SO 1 2 1 w 6700 00 HAHInshawandwftoKva 11 l'!llburr pan VI Die BiwuMWB muu iiiiuutiru... iuu uu Era B PllUbury to K II Greer nameaa abof t 100 00 Lawr.noe Strand and wf to Peter Iloruber 4 acres In sec 20 1 2 1 w 1100 00 Andrea Madison et al to Mattle A Kixslot 11 A 12 blk 7 South I'ark add Korent U.. 760 00 H W Hoott and wf to August Lovrfe-ren part of seed tl s4 w 100 00 E M Blmonton et al to August Loyegren part of sec 5 t 1 4 w A sic 23 1 1 5 w-. !" OU Thomas Tucker to K 1 Uodmau lot 6 blk 1 Hlllsboro U0 00 Albert Burgett and wf to Calvin B W ilson nart of see 26 1 2 n S w 1 00 r E Park and wf to Alma Seely lot 1 4 2 blk 6 South I'ark add forest Uroy &70 00 Sarah 8 Jackson to Wm Kohr 21', acre In sec 19 1 3 a 2 w 1200 00 John E Dulwlse and wf to Portland Tim. bar Co WW arras In see 81 32 S3 A 34 1 3 n Thomas FhllllP and wf to Harry K Un derbill 182. Hit acres In Archibald MeN Harrison d let 1 n S w 100 Harry B Underbill and wf to John Camp bell part of the Archibald Harrison dl at in Sw 12000 00 Clyde B Wellman to Mary J IMxone '.of lot blk 10 Bouth Park add Forest li M 00 Wm H White to Tillamook Yellow Kir Co 2034. W acres In sees 11 14 li 10 A 22 t 2 n w 71 000 00 Angenett Clansmeyer et al to F Colfclt et al a of lots blk 1 Tualatin 2.-0(10 B K Dalley and wf to T K 1 is I ley part of blk Falrrlew add Hlllsboro loo no W H Latonrette and wf to Joel Woods lot 16 Harden Home 100 00 E J Lyons lo Vt'm Nelaon part of blk 20 Hlllsboro 6o 00 M i Brown el al to James A Ham fori part of sec t 1 n 4 w 00 Mary U Hall atal to Edmund II Cheney part of sec 14 23 24 1 2 u 6 w A perl of see 34 1 1 n I w 2f00tf 00 James Bums to J L Washburn sw i sec 6 I2n6w 2500 00 Trustee of Evangelical cliurch to Tlioui. as Howe of lot S blk 2 Humphreys add Hlllsboro VO 00 Programme. Washington County W. C. T. U. Con vention to be held at llillsboro, in the M. K. chorch, Wednesday, September 18, at 9 a. m. Derotional Elercises Conducted by Mrs. Wil liams of Beaverlon. Convention called to order by Bute President. Appointment of Commuters. Welcome Mrs. 8. 8. Barnes of llillsboro. Response. Report of, Loral futons. Election of O tit ers. Noontide Prayer. Social lunch hour. 1:30 p. m. Consecration meeting, conducted by Bute President. 143 Reading Minutes. 2M Department Drill. 8 late Presldenl. 300 Aspect of Temperance W ork In Srw Zra land. Miss Broad. 1:30 Report of Committee. Miscellaneous Business. Adjournment. Evening-Hevollonal Eiercises. Address Mies Lucy Hrnad. Address Mr. L. F. Addition. Silver OITerlns. Doxology. Bntterick's Patterns. I will from now on keep in "ode a full and complete line of the celebrated Butterick'a Patterns, all . - l'al tern more than 13cents. Theae patterns are conceded by everybody to le the best and most popular made. MRS. IMUGKXK BATH, 1IH.i.m.'i.w. Guardian's Sale of Real Estate. Fir pub. Sept. Is. last Ort. II. Nolle I hrby l-n lhal. b ln" "'an or- drofaii' iolj sia-U t.y the (onnty lo-.n . WaahlOftoa Count. Oron. oo A "! ,9U7 llesoslnt d to sell th rmhl. till- '"'- j oTS-tb Heyood.Joha Her.t. ami .r H. H-'woort, mi Don, In tb himanr lerriNl mlwuu, at prlTaw sale, I win, in. ........... Monday Octotwrli. !'. prtJ to ll u in blsbnt bidder, for cash In hand, a.l th rlsht, i till I and lntrt of the a'"' nmi m i anundlid-donsltth iniwwt. In and to followlns derrlld rw.1 tt. " Vi" ; Tls: lb i i . a j. a in m.ci Nnoju-rwi sin Thorn. s Addition lo th Town mow Cltr of UHlsbom, Wsblnt.i Coontr. "" .... , i ii h. nffrrrd f'if sal In t mm Bids may tasnrnutt-.! torn. st ih.lasr Bo of Renloe Bowman at m. .. -Dated lb I September l .!h, mf?. unardlaaof srtb He-wond- J. Hol. and (n H. Hwood, Hi nor. BISTOH BOWMA.1. Alt. U ouwd-". H. WEHRUNG & SOUS. Is heailfjuarters for Cents' Furnishing Good', and Mi'N siNt.'s I'.npeevs ear for ladies. They carry a full and com plete stock of LADII' S" SIIOKS. kuown an the DREW, SEL.BY CO. SHOES for Ladies $2.50, $3 50 and $4.00. A full line of DRESS GOODS consisting of Plain and Storm o Serges, Broadcloth, Drap Chiffon and Fancy Dress Goods. It will pay you to call iu and get prices before going elsewhere to buy. Votes fa the Queen .1 to Carnival. Following is tho vote for Queen of the Carnival, to be held in this city October 3, 1 trst will bo published each week. Watch this space. Votes are 5 cents each, and tickets can be purchased at any business house in the city. See that your favorite wins: Madge Imbrio Mildred Wilson Maud Shannon Mario Tunzat Lolo Gray Rose Cave Estella l?owlby Etta Schulmerick Fay Corwin Leslie Cato Uyrtlo Sab in Willabelle Moore Ina Howell Minnie llartrampf Urcae U. Fallette Josephine C.FaUetto Annie Jack Maggie O'Donnell. IMank. Notice to Subscribers. The publishers of the newspapers of Washington county have entered into an agreement whereby the subscription price of each papers will be raised from $1.00 to $1.50 per rear, and clubbing rates with Portland papers will be raised correspondingly, tne new rates to go in effect October 1st. On account of the increaaod cost of print paper, materials and labor, the publishers have been obliged to make this change, Caacara bark wanted at the Hillbsoro Pharmacy. Typewriters Attentionl I have juat put in a stock of carbon paper and ribbons for typewriters, and when in need call and see us. k. r. Mccormick, llillsboro, Ore. The City Pakery Is the place to get your Cream bread. The Edison Phonograph TO the Kdison Phonograph can be applied the old saying: "A pleasure shared is pleasure doubled." It is the art of entertain ment expressed in tangible form. Three is never a crowd when one of the three is an Klison Phonograph. Lovo songs, dances, funny songs, ballads, all kinds of music in your own home, with less trouble and greater enjoyment than any other form of entertain ment, and especially than any form of musical entertainment. You cannot possibly know how well the Edison Phongraph reprodoces by listening to any other make of talking machince. TODAY IS THK BEST DAY TO COME TO OCK STOKK AND IIKAR AN EDISOS. You can hear the whole program at oar store. The prices on Edison goods are the same anywhere in the U. S. If you buy here you have no freight to pay which means something about J3.00. Prices: Edison Standard or No. 5 120.00 " Home . f 30.00 ' Triumph - $00.00 Records, per dozen $ 4.20 Vou can hear the recrods at my store any time, and we will be only to glad to play for you. You will be surprised at the re markable distinctness and clearness of the Edison Phonograph In. producing sound. Cash or Installments Same price. e l Mccormick, riA ' l w They will give with each cash pur chase amounting to 1, a ticket which entitles you to a drawing on the follow ing prizes: 1st prise, iwir of 110 wool blankets; 2nd prize, $7..rX) in trade ; 3rd prize, $') in trade ; 4th prire, lady's ):t 60 shoes ; 6th prize, pair Men's $3.50 shoes; 0th prise. Boy's knee pants suit, 3 50. and 5. Tho result of the con SI 10 12 8 2 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 4 25 1 1 12 10 2 .. Total 128 Hop gloves at Balrd's. Wanted. Girl to set type in this of flee. Do you want a nice pocket book. The llillsboro l'harmacy bai a fine line ranging In price from 25 cents to $2.70. n fl look Mi(J,p,n woum haye wenp wUh j. Bun ,nd U. Bam. Both seem to have been knock, ing Japan in the kitchen. "Sure Thing" Corn Remover, 20e bottle at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. Britt was knocked out by a "nigger" in five rounds, at San Francisco last Mondav night, and the colored man did ... . . -, El . . Ill a good job. Just wan uniu nuuivau tells about it. Fine line of pocket books at llillsboro Pharmacy; 20c to $2.75. Try our bread from the new oven ws have just installed. City Bakery. HILLIBORO, ORI
