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('melius il-.:v.i l:'M
HillsUiru tt:l 1 :4'J
keedville 7 : 1 :.v
lleavertoit 7:10 2:05
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Portland :..:.:X) K:Jt
Itravttriou 11:44 7:04
Hee.lville lli.Vi 7:15
MlllHlH.ro 12:07 :4()
Cornelius 12:15 7::t0
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Forest lirove. 12:20 0:20
I', (i. VICKEKS, Anent.
Kcououiy FruiLJura at Greer's.
Money tu loan on real ectute aecurity.
II. T. luto-iey
"Grandma" Wood a Lai lad turn I
last Sunday and m uncouaciou inoat
of tbe day, but recovered and la reported
better now. The weight of 120 year ia
telling on bur rapidly and ber friend
A daughter was born to Hheriff and
Mri. J. V. Connell yesterday niorniug,
The sheriff's olHca ii now in fin con'
ditiou and at bright aa new paper and
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vi mem m wniie longer.
The total Kate receipt for the date
fair amount to $20,000 approximately,
a against 118.0(10 last year, or an in
crease of 2,000. Tbia ia exclusive of
tbe receipt from concession and grand
tand, which were alau Urge, and will
bring the grand total nearly J'.iO.OOO.
Miss Mildred Wilton leave Monday
for ber home in Southern Oregon, where
he will apeud the winter and devote
ber time to the study of mimic. Minn
Wilson ha been stenographer in the
I'.K. & N. general ollices since they were
located here, end expects to return again
when tbe springs' work begina.
Kverytliing in tbe
at (irecr'a.
line of Fruit Jar
I want a quantity
Call and see mu.
of Cuacara bark.
K. I- (ireear.
Olympic Flour I tbe bunt you can get
at H. II. Greer
Horn. On Sundiry, Hepteuilier 22, to
Mr. and Mrs. i'hillip Kalacb, a aou.
lr. I.oe, the Optician?
llillsboro, October 7.
will be in
Horn. September 20, to Mr. and Mr,
Kdward Bogc, of Furmington, ton.
II. Wehrung and wife have returned
from Newport where they apent the
uiiuuer.
Miss lenuesseo Y eallierred ha re
turned from an extended visit at Seattle
and Taioina.
Mra. J. C. Kuratli and children have
visited relatives iu Portland aince last
Sunday, and are expected home tumor
row.
A new cement walk ia being laid in
front of ruliiiateer'a restaurant and My
era' bukury, and the good work will go
right along.
Judge Goodin is moving to the Davl
residence on Fourth struct and W. O
Hare ia moving into the house being va
cated by the judge.
School open next Monday morning,
September M. The children may be
sorry, hut there are a good many par
ents who will send up a aigli of relief.
A marriage license wa issued by
County Clerk Fields o( Multnomah
county on Tuesday to W, F.. Taylor of
this city and Uosina King of Portland.
W. X. Barrett, who has lieen at home
fur the past three weeks, left last Sun
day for the United State Naval acad
emy ut Annapolis, where he ia a cadet.
Andrew Jack was in town Tuesday
and rexirts that lie had finished pick
ing bops, and while big crop ia only
about two-thirds of that anticipated, the
iiiulitv ia good.
J. J. Hill is rushing work on the
North Itank road and part of it will lie
in operation November 1st. It ia said
that two miles of track will tie laid each
day out of Vancouver.
Miss Nellie Wallace and Misa Oertha
Olsen resinned their position at tbe
Pacific States telephone oilice Saturday
Mis I'earl Smith and Mis Duer have
lieen engaged to lill the vacancies.
Kev. I.. F. I'elknnp is attending the
M. K. conference in Portland and is
member of the Conference Steward
committee. There is a very large atten
' dance from all part of the state.
Mr. and Mr. I'. (5. (iardner and
Thomas Tucker returned Tuesday from
a ten davs' outing at Collins and St.
Martin's springs. They report a splen
did time and say they are much improv
ed in health.
Hev. F.dward Curran, formerly pastor
of the Congregational church of this
city, but now conducting a job printing
oilice in Portland, was in town one day
last week looking ufler some property
be ow ns here.
Should this item catch the eye of some
lady wlio would like to go into the mil
llnery business, slut will hear of an ex
celleut chance at l'undoii. Ore. Full
particulars given by addressing The Be.
corder, of that city.
When the bead aches from overwork
or worry, apply Manuel wrung out of
veiy hot water to the back of the neck
and bathe the face ami temples with
warm water, and then lie down for a
short time if possible. Fx.
Fred Mckinley illy, of Portland, ami
Mis Filna luibrie, of tbia city, will lie
married Octolier lt'tli. The bride-to-be
ia a daughter of Mr, and Mra. Koliert
Imbne and numerous friend will ex
tend congratulations and best withes.
Mrs. I. P. I hapiel ami children, of
Southern tregon, are exjHH'ted to come
to llillsboro in a week or two to make
their home. Mr. Chappel i trainer for
K. B. Tongue, ond i industriously look
ing for a bouse to rent, but they are
scarce.
Kuratli Bros, last Monday sold the
Henry SchmelUer bouse and lot at
Third and Oak, to J. B. Truelinger, of
Sheridan, for ll,:k)0, and on Wednesday
they told the J. J. Osterlaee, on Tenth
and Oak, to Mr. Wilkin of Keedville,
for fMiM.
O. D. Kikes of the Davis Hill vineyard,
Forest Grove, baa our thank for a bas
ket of aa floe grape a could poasibly lie
grown In tin country of luscious Iruit.
They were of tbe Moyer variety, large,
splendid flavor, and a rare treat tu the
writer and family. We do not believe
nicer grape could lie grown anywhere.
Engineer Charle Fallette, of the I'.
K. AN. Hy., met with a painful acci
dent last Tuesday evening by the explo
sion of oil in hi engiue. He was sev
erely burned about the hands and fat-
anil a neat job of hair singing performed
without the aid of a tonsorial artist. lr
A. B. Bailey was called and attended M
Fallette 'a injuries which, while painful
are not dangerous.
The fifty-ninth annual meeting of the
General Association of Congregational
Churches and Minister of Oregon will
he held at Salem Octolier loth to the
17th. Kev. Howard Gilpatrick of tl
city is on the program for an address on
"The Sabbath for Man." The regular
business meeting of Woman's Mission
arv organization will be hold on Wed
nesday, October 10.
On Wednesday. October 2, at 9:30
o'clock a. ni., at St. Matthew Catholic
church in this city. Gehard H. Del.
man will lead to the altar Miss Eli.a'
beth Overroedder, daughter of Mr. am
Mra. John Overroedder, of Keedville,
Tbe srooin it a young man of llillsboro
who is well and favorably known and
the bride ia a young lady who has num
eroua friend in and around Keedville,
ISoth will have tbe best wishes of all.
Geo. II. Mimes, secretary of the Ore
gon Historical Society, was in the city
Wednesday gathering statistics for the
Historical Monthly. Hew nt from here
to Forest Grove and will visit Mc.Minn-
villa during the week. Mr. Hines has a
keen eye for anything pertaining to Ore
gun with a history and is ever on the
alert, the result being that the Ilistori
cal rooms at Portland contain relics,
manuscripts, curios and other articles of
ntold value to this state. He ia the
ight man in the right place, and any
one visiting Portland should not fail to
call on him and look over the vast col
lection.
K. S. Alexander, of Leaf Tree Kanch,
presented the editor with a box of toma
toes last Tuesday that certainly holds
over anything of the kind we have seen
this year. They were of the Koyal Ked
variety, fine flavor and very large,
though Mr. Alexander say they were
put in the box just a picked from the
vines, He baa come three acre planted
to garden truck and it keep him busy
supplying his customers, most of whom
are in Forest Grove. It certainly pays
to raise garden stuff for the market,
when the right attention is given to the
care of the garden, and this Mr. Alex
ander is doing, a tbe constantly in
creaing demand for bis product will
testify.
Fdwin Jeter, of whose desertion of
hi wife and children wag mentioned in
this paier last week, was brought out
from Portland and given a bearing bv
fore Judge Good iu on Tuesday. Mrs,
Jeter, who lives at Gaston, i a frail,
sickly little woman, while her husband
is a husky cuss and well able to provide
for his own, but he prefers a jag and
hates woik. The judge beard the evi
dence and placed him under a bond of
fo00 to guarantee tbe pavment of 11.00
per day to his wife. It was shown at
tbe trial that Jeter earn at least f 50 per
month, but most of it slides down bis
throat in the way of liquid refreshments,
while bis family are left un cured for by
him. He was permitted to go, but it
will be a good thing for him not to over
look that little matter of $1.00 per dny.
dipt. A. M. Collins of this city and
Capt. M. C, Collier, of Scbolls, were
comrade in the War for the Union,
stood ide by side on the battle field,
enjoyed each others pleasures, shared
each other trouble and "drank from
the same canteen." The result is that
now, on the downward pathway to a re
ward in a better hereafter, they are in
separable iriends, and their meetings
are frequent and enjoyable. Another
thing that binds them closer together
in friendship is the fact that the wive
of both have their birthday on the same
date, and this happy event always
means a reunion and a social time.
The birthday came around again last
Tuesday and the celebration was held at
the home of Capt. Collins, corner Ma
ple and Second street, this city, an I as
usual joy ami a feast were the features
of the pleasant gathering. Among those
present were: County Clerk E. J. God
man and family, Capt. K. Crandall and
wife, Mrs. Max Crandall, Mrs. Maggie
McKinney, M. C. Collier and grand
daughter, Miss I.uoilla Collier of Scbolls,
and A. M. Collins and wife. Dinner
was served a', noon, followed by a very
pleasant social time. The two ladies, as
well as their worthy lesser halves, have
the wish of hundreds nl friend that the
reunions may be many and each one
just a little happier than the other.
I leeu enlarged by cutting out the parti
, tion wall and adding tbe old treasurer'!
ollite. This give tbe sheriff and bis
force more room, much better light, and
is a decided improvement.
Mrs. Anthony Tongue was quite badly
injured in an automobile accident last
Sunday, near ber farm northwest of
this city. She wa in tbe machine with
Mrs. T. H. Tongue nd tbe cbaffeur,
A. C. Birk, whenahe autc ran Into the
hank. Mr. Tongue bad one rib broken.
The other were not injured.
Among the pupil who will go to tbe
O. A. C. at Curvalli for tbe coming
school year are Grace Cennell, Frank
Connell, Mary Cate, liurson fate, Nellie
Neil, Grace Bath, Harry Bowman, Karl
Donelsm and Walter Galloway. New
students from here to that institution
are Alliert Asehbahr, L. Brogden, Cba.
Marlin, Uubv Galloway, Frank Beach
ami Fred Thomas. Quite a number
leave today and tomorrow, and the rest
will go up Sunday or Monday.
The University of Oregon opened it
door Tuesday, September 24th. The
n . 1 .. 1
11 1 MiiU H'buUU u ibJ..M..uS I.--
shown an increase of more than twenty
tier cent over the registration of the
same time last year. Almost every high
school and academy in tbe state is rep
resented, and a large number are pre
senting their credential from various
eastern preparatory acboola. Tbe year
will mark the highest point in enroll
luent that the University ha vet
reached. The very serious question that
is presenting itself U how to take care of
all student. The lack ot funds has mad
It impossible to furnish and beat all of
the room in the library building, and
for the same reason, the new girls' dor
mitory will have to lie idle for the year,
Students, however, are adjusting them
selves readily to conditions, and the
outlook for the year' work ia excep
tioiially good.
Coaventi0-
e W. C. T. U. of W'.l''iftuaeo0lty
In this city in coiiv","'Thurt,M
tli.
W. C. T. U
The
met in this city
September 1.
Mrs. Addito.i, the st I l,'-'Uut. Ufc
aiding. Delegate fro t (i,V)(
wert r"ni.
at
Chnr..k'
and Beaverton
Mrs.
Barne., president of HH1" L'uion."
welcomed the coiiteni'"" -i-i M r
ponded to by Mr. Brt. of Fft,t
Grove. Mr. Additoo'i prnc- , ju
plrlng, ber words Uin instructive anJ
Interesting. A very ptout Itur, 0,
tbe convention wa h PfitiUj, o(
meeting and bearing- MlB Brooj,
World Missionary bo touring tm,
continent in the interest of th, y, C j
U. The following oillr ,1.
for the coming year:
1'resi lont-.Mr. Willi"". Iverton.
Vice-President.-.Mf- Sarli KoUerts,
Foreot Grove.
Corre:-Knding Secrstary - Hri. ii
Benjamin, Heavertun.
Kecording Secretary. Mr. j jj
Brown, llillsboro.
Meet me at Wchrung'a Saturday.
'ice line nf I'rrrelliTnt llaird'.
Hume Sule
Gill wanttd ot
Restaurant.
the
Geo. Carleton Burned.
Geo. Carleton, well known in this city
as an ex-bartender and a remittance
man, was badly burned Wednesday
night, in a fire which occurred in a little
old school house, just uuth of Pacific
avenue in Forest Grove. Carleton and
man named N. Wellman were carousing
and punishing as much whiskey a their
tank would bold without ruptering,
when Carleton laid over a table and
went to sleep with In head resting on
ii arm, and it i thought be tipped ov
er a lighted lamp, for when found flames
were coming out all over the old build
ng. The right side of his face, neck,
boulders and head were badly burned,
nd his left eye entirely destroyed
Miss Iteba Hoffman, who live in that
vicinity, noticed flame coming out of
le old school building and gave the
lann, but tbe structure burned to the
ground. Carleton' relative live tome-
he re in England and have for year
ept him in money which he baa squan
ered aa fast as received. He lived in
illsboro some two or three years ago.
is ruling passion for liquor baa always
been too much for him, and on that ac
count baa never been able to keep a job.
This will only be another of the many
lesson be has taken no heed of.
Wellman wa found lying on the
porch, too drunk to realize hi danger-
out position, and dragged to a place of
safety. Carleton ia reported to be in a
serious condition and may die.
The Oregon Agricultural College open
next Monday for the fall and winter
term. Entrance examination at tbe
Agricultural College have been let for
September 27 and 28. Many inquiries
ave been received and answered bv
Clerk Crawford of tbe college, and the
ndication are that the otienlng of
chool will show a larger freshmen class
than ever before. There bag been manv
hanges in tbe personnel of the faculty
this year, and several new departments
and courses of studies added.
Eighty-one students have applied for
rooms at the boys' dormitory Cauthorn
lall. These will just about fill up the
hall, and others will have to secure ac
commodations elsewhere. The new girls'
dormitory i nearing completion, and
tbe south half of the building is now
about ready for occupancy, and I lieing
furnished so aa to accommodate the first
installment of girl who have already
applied for rooms. The remainder of
the building will be finished by the
time it is needed. (
Among the new departments added
thii year are Poultry and Agronomy.
The former will be in the hands of Prof.
Dryden, and the latter will be taught
by Prof. Scudder, both men being new
appointees.
Votes For The Queen.
Madge I m brie
Mildred Wilson
Maud Shannon
Marie Tunzat 2!
Imo Gray 2
Ivum uve J
Kstella ISowlby 4
Etta Schuluierick 7
Fay Cor win
I.islie Cate
Byrtle Sabin. ..
W'illabelle .Moore
In Kowell
Minnie llartrampf
Grace C. Fallette i
Josephine C. Fallette 2
Annie Jack 3-j
Maggie O Donned
315
l'J
12
Blank
Lottie Butler
Maude Alexander.. .
Genieve t'almateer.
Meryl Wbitcomb. . .
Iva Carter
F.llie Godman
Mellie Wallace
Ona Ford
Jessie Donelson
Jennie Keasoner. . . .
Kose Wilcox
Susie Gheen
Maud Gnllith
Total.
17
3
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10
11
IS
23
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2
1
3
1
1
2
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Treasurer. Mrs. 8. I'- -iorgmrtf j,ur.
est Grove.
The following Supf"tt''"letit were
also elected :
literature. Mrs. Howard rj.
Press, Mr. Kose Abraham ; Evangelis.
tic, Mr. Cady.
Land and Mineral Decisions.
The following synopsm of Und and
Mineral Decisions is furninhed this of
fice by Woodford D. Harlan, Land At
torney, Washington, 0., and under
thi head will be published Irom
to week decisions which miy U of in
terest to our leaders:
Coal Land Prior poseiion, with
out filing, will not avail M aainit an
adverse claimant who baa complin with
the law.
Contest, Practice The withdrawal of
a contest leave the i'sue a between
tbe entry man and the government.
F:ntry Tracts of land cornering on
each other are not within the rule of
contiguity.
Final Proof Submission of fraudulent
final proot, conclusive of riitht under
the entry.
Homestead Entry In determining
whether a homesteader is disqualified by
the ownership of land, the grant of a
railroad right of way acros the same
cannot be regarded aa diiuinibhing the
areage held in fee by the homesteader.
Mineral Character An agricultural
entry of land returned us of the charac
ter subject to such entry, and ihown to
be such by final proot, if not affected by
a subsequent survey in wbichthe land
is returned as mineral in character.
Practice In matter! of procedure, de
cision of the department impart judi
cial notice equally with the Rule of
Practice.
PROBATE COURT.
Matter of the estat of Albert Bieland,
deceased; final account filed and notice
for closing estate ordered posted.
Estate of I. J. Kaufman, deceased ; fl
nal account set for hearing on Monday,
October 21, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Guardianship of Win. Zigler, incom
petent; Monday, October 21, 'at 10
'clock, set for time for hearing obiec
tion to the sale of real' estate of guar-
iunsuip.(. . 1 j
Matter 61 the will and testament of
is. sstoiis, aucease.1; will admitted to
probate and Stephen fctoltz anoointed
executor, George Dooley, Vandehey
and Chus. Barrett named as annnitera.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Nimnn and wf to J II p
Veach and wf s J of lot 7 blk
2 Humphreys add llillsboro.. 800 00
K G White to Harry Staffers
tract in Fairview add llillsbo
ro 1050 00
J T Finley and wf to C T La
Tourneau 10 acres in sees II &
12 t 3 s 2 w 500 00
Mary J Tucker et al to Charles
W Tucker 3 acres in sec 21 t
alw 160 00
J N Swift and wf to Gertrude
Pollock 12.54 acres in R 8
Tupper d 1 c 1 1 s 4 w 1254 00
Frederick Colfelt to C G Cutting
part ol sec 32 t 2 1 w 700 00
Jos A Moore and wf to F M Les
lie 10 21 acre in Firwood
farm 1150 00
Wm Keidt and wf to Thomas
Huuter lots 25 20 A Z7 blk ,ti
West Portland Heights. '. 1 00
Nelson B Lacourse and f to W
F Barnbard port of blk 0 I'ur.
dy's add Dilley ; ar0 00
Geo A McDonald and f to
Thos J Shipley lot 5 blk 2
Banks 550 00
Cba W Mi'Connanghcy and f
to Seth W Seelye part of sec
IDtSn.tw 25 HO
Samuel Gowan and wf to S Y,
Hoover and wf tract in Wil
cox d 1 c and other land 600 00
Anna Kaufman et al ' Christ
Oeflnger 10 acre in J H Hied
dlctlelw 100
D P Hopkins an.l wf ' S A
Davies et al tract in tec 3o t 2
n 4 w 600 00
Mahala A Kolierts to H nry p
Roberts 1 acre in see 1 1
5 w 15 00
Wm Keidt and wf to W'ni II
Starr lots 22 A 23 blc ' West
Portland Heights 1 CO
Wm E Kelley and wf to Irvin
E Kelley 20 acres in 2-1 1 2
n3 w ; 200 00
Peter Jacquoit and wit" Mary
vE Kozen 30 acres in Hiram
Johnson diet 12 10 00
DO Ingrabam and wf El"t
ern Investment Co rcl "n
sec 20 t 2 n 3 w 1 00
JWShuteetal to J H '
1 blk 7 Oak Grove JJ
boro ..275 00
Robert Alexander et al f C
Alexander 153.45 acrei
in W,
r.,.w.t.r il le t 1 4
t . Jan More l"t
30 Willow-Brook laf
acre
4500 00
450 00
Notice
Person who intern! to enter live
stuck, cait'e, horses, sheep, li'iK.
toultiv, etc., at the Street Fair and
1 1 nrnii'at ti-k ta til.l K.r V h If rvi 1:1 V
j l'i day atij Snturday of next week,
lest in the city, at are hereby notified to have them in
. by October 1st. aud notify- Dr. A.
11. Bailey or Jarae Imbne, of the
committee. Thia will give each ex
hibitor a good place for his exhibits.
good line
Cream Brei.i
the City Bakery.
Have
of Heavy Work r.i, ...
Hvervliodv w t
p - - - ' r.'.'S. ' Aw---i-i:u
tna bale Saturday at Wehrung's.
Somethinc tipu ami im.i,v.i.i.
Men's Fancv
For Iiart?ai 111 altoml Oia T
fcnds Sale at Wehrunii's Saturday.
City Uakerv timilllrt.! ml C'il 4t
Hurst's Conlectionery, near the depot.
The I.oota Tlnd
ung s
28th.
Sale at Well-
begins Saturday September
Men's stvlish lMts nnd Xobhv
aox at Eaird s, the Gents' Fur-
msher.
Cider Applet Wanted.
For particulars inquire of G. A.
Brown at the Milne warehouse, or
write
INGHAM VINF.GAR CO.,
64 Albina Ave.
rortlaud. Ore.
A Sale that is a Sale, A real gen
uine bnrgaiu sale at Wehruug's
Saturday.
Caacara bark wanted at the Hillbsoro
Pharmacy.
Notice To Uoraemea.
Horsemen of Washington county,
you are hereby notified that a meet
ing will be held in conjunction with
the Street Fair, to be held ia Octo
lier, in which we are invited to par
ticipate in the flstivities, and agree
to give an exhibit by a parade of
stallions, foala and dams, togather
with the best pair of draft horses,
etc., etc. You are hereby notified
to be on hand for such a parade.
A premium of some kind will be
given.
EFF SCIIEFFEUN Tret.
R. CAVE Secty.
Old
Hedge's
School Books.
Full line of school upplles
books taken in exchange at
store, Beaverton.
Go to R. Lee Sear's bicycle shop for
bicycles and lupplie, ammunition and
gun supplies.
Loom Etuis xc ier vard at the
X rnn 1?.! CI.. o 1 .
iMiu oaiuruay at vv eu
rung's.
Lunche for parties holding pub
lic sales lurnisueci on snort notice
at the City Bakery.
Flower pots and fruit tiees. roses
and shrubbery for sale at the llills
boro Plant and Flower Garden.
Visit Mrs. Bath's Millinery Store
and see the splendid display of trim
med hats. A beautiful line to se
lect from.
No matter what you have on
hand, drop everything and attend
the Loom End Sale Saturday at
Wehrung's.
Tablets, slate pencils, colored
crayons and colored chalk at Mrs.
Bath's. Ruler given with every
purchase.
btreet Fair and Carnival next
week Thuesday. Friday and Satur
day. Big time promised aud a big
tune will be had.
Remember that- the Street Fair
and Carnival will be on in earnest
in tnis city next week Thursday,
Friday anu Saturday. Everything
points to a grand time.
When in llillsboro, go to the
Home Style Restauraut, on Main
Street, for the best meal in town
Meals at all hours.
While at the Carnival, the ladies
are invited to visit Mrs. Bath's Mil
linery Store and look over the latest
and most fashionable hats. Noth
ing to compare witn them ever be
fore seen in this city.
All persons bringing stock or
poultry for exhibit at the llillsboro
Srrppt Carnival ana voiuiiy trail.
will olease notify the Fair Commit
tee not later than Monday, October
1st, at 2 o'clock p. m.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
M. E. church will serve a chicken
pie dinner Saturday, October .stn,
at Grange Hall. Will serve dinner
one day only. Trice 35 cents.
Chairman C. W. Redman, of the
Speed committee of the Carnival
and Street Fair, announces that
there will be races on Saturday,
October 5th, as follows; Buggy
race for county horses. Race for
John Buchanan's horse, E. B.
Tongue's horse Fortia-Knicot; Ex
hibition by Lord Lovelace, and two
running races for ponies.
Poultry Wanted.
I will pay market price in cash
for all kinds of chickens, liens, tur
keys, ducks and geese. J. Lenz,
llillsboro, Ore.
Will Meet October 17.
The Washington County Veteran As
sociation will bold their semi-annual re
union at llillsboro, Thursday, Octolier
17, 1907. All soldiers nnd their families
are urged to attend.
lty order of tbe president.
R. W. McNutt.
Horace G. Fitch, Secretary.
Notice. .
NOTICB IS IlKREBY OIVKN thsl nil lniUlr-
Is relative to the sflaira of Kscliel l H-
thortis. or The Hswihnrne Ktt. houM he
noted to Room 81 WoreCTler BnlMln. Third
Oak Mmu, Portland, Orcifon. and ht all
transactions rrgrdlnic the pnri'hspof lclt. Im
plements, or other personal pmpertj. owned tr
them, located or belouRln on what Is known u
The Hawthorns Fnn, " lnial- aioiii "irs
(S) mile Raal of Hlllhoro, In ahlnirton i oup-
IT, State of Oregon, now occupied lr w . n. i ai,
or an,ooe claiming under him. rnunt be con
dueled at their place of bunlnew ar..rcald.
BACH IX I.. HAW 1 m-Kr.
THK HAWIIIilKNK MTATE
Dated at rolnd, Orenon. fi'pt. xuy, 1ii7.
Flmt put- V. lat Snt. 1M'"7. )
Administratrix' Notice of t-inai
Settlement.
vmiM la harehT alren that the underlined
administratrix of the estate or Martin Ander.
on, deceased, ha filed In th Coiinlf Court of
Waahlngtoa Counlr, Oregon, ber nnai eccuuu.
la aald entate, and the aame na dcch .
hearing . before ld court, on Monday OcloU r
2i, no", at 10 e ciora a. m.
Dated thl September 2 l.
THKOIKIKA ASDKRSOS.
Administratrix ol lb ICute of Martin Ander.
ion, Deeeaaed.
or M RaKBETT. AUT. mr 'iin"""'""
(rirt ub. sept. Ti. lat mot
1. r.'7. )
Manufacturers'
Begins
Sept. 28th.
H. WEHRUNG & ONS'
y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
Accurate Measurement ot Droga.
Is abeolutelY necessary tf Ih prescription Is la
be cflectlv. We are net er loo busy to Lake the
Urn to measure or weigh th ingredients of a
preaortptton In the eery dot.
PRE8CKIJTION WORK.
Admit of Bo mlitakee. If ear, skill and x
perleno oonul for anything lu your estimation
you will bring your prescription here to be
filled. Your doctor will (all you Uieaam thing.
llillsboro Pharmacy.
The Newest Modern Commercial Hotel in Portland
, Opened July 1st, 1907.
IP f
CORNKR FIFTH AND Bt'RNSIDK STS.
Main Entrance on Burnside. II. M. Pierce, Proprietor.
fajT-Tak-e street car at the Pepot. Only concrete Fire-Proof Hotel
in the city, rive bliieks from Union leHt. Uurnsideand Fifth street
ii cars Miss the door. Steam heat, electric liulits, not ana com wator in
1 .... - . 1 . 1 . 1 k.' ! ..lu K t lia muik anil
every room, nates i per uj mm uj. c-iiai "
month. Free baths on every lloor. .. . . 0. , .11
Hillelmro ieoile are conliallv invited to five Hotel St. rhillip a trial
when in the city. 1 our comfort ami satisfaction is assurer.
The Edison
Phonograph
T
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice H herehT glen lhat the nndemigneo,
Eieeoloroftbe tiioi mu -.
eeaaed, ha this day Hied in me un ....,,.
Waahlngton Connty. Oregon, nu rnai accouu.
and report M rich eie. iiK.r In aam cmsm. sd.i
th same has been set for final hearing and tel. I
tlement before aald Court al ihe ( ourt llotue In
Hlllaboro, Oregon, on Oct. i w. ai m or.
m. of aald day. I
Dated thl Sept 24. ' I
iiorai to. men. I
r.-we of th Eelate of William II. I-ung. de-
eeaeed.
St. BAILET BI XP, Atiorney r..
rtret pah. ScpU , last, o. I, w.
O the Kdison rhonoirraph can lie applied th old aayiDR: "A
pleasure shared is pleasure doubled." It ( tbe art of entertain
ment express! in tangible form. Three is neyer a crowd when one
of the three ia an Kdison 1'lioncnraph. Love song-, dance, funny
onifs, ballads, all kinds of music in your own home, with lesa
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 Kdison Thongraph reprodocea
by listening to any other make of talking machince.
TODAY IS THK liKST DAY TO COME
TO OUU STOKK AND 1IEAK AN" EDISON.
You can hear the whole program at ourstorc.
The prices on Edison goods are the same anywhere in the
U. S. If yott buy here you have no freight to pay which means
something about $3.00. ,
Prices:
S20.00
:so.oo
150.00
4.20
Kdison Standard or No. 5
Home
" Triumph
" Records, per dozen
You can hear the recrods at my store any time, and we willlbe
only to glad to play for you. You will be surprised at the re
markable distinctness and clearness of the Kdison Phonograph in.
producing sound. Cash or Installments Same price.
e l- Mccormick.
HILL8BORO, ORB