The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, November 01, 1900, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHlLLSBOkb ARGUS, NOV. i, 1900. A WMK WIT VMS t--rL I t I I : t 6 J I ! w James Huber Killi Hlm-cl with Shot Gun. LEFT LETTER AS TO THE BURIAL Wat Woiklif for J. W. CcstcrvllU. Marsh, tf Ti Anotm receive th Inform Ibn that James Huber, whoso peo pie live on iht Nehalm, killed himself by discharging shot gun with suicidal Intent, Tussday eve nlng, about Urk. Th young roan id never pressed himself a of suicidal intent, but a letter found Mier in uestn gows w ioow tnet contemplated th rash dsed hi asksd to be burled in tha Cor nellta osmstsry. Debased waa tbout twenty-on m years or age, ana bad been oon Idered oiTgood health, altbouth be bad been lufferer to tome extant with tick hadacha. The anloide occurred mt ilw ranch of J. W. Marsh, wherein had been employ l for aowt nws He bai a olairr in mat sectionf y win Marsh, the husband bv n of J. W the employer ol (v u man. PUBLIC t Ernest Kroner, ohoul hnuae, 1'hlllll 1. No?. 2, Nov. 2, 4-f ' J. J. Whitney, A Ufthe hall, UaavvrtnA. f i. . aiornan, oaiu, Union Hall, Raleigh. Jfo. 8, St ?thi It Henry J. Berkley I flnv. 5. Court House. II L n- i-. r .... I John .f. Hecretary Union LU: ,te PROBATE."" Kstate of Cha Herb, dc? V day, I)ea. 8, 1900, vol, for I V Anal settlement of adininlfti tluardianaltip of Frank Harry Miller John L Milk pointed guardian with bond at I3.0UU Uutrdiannhlp. CH....J! i I. - I wnariiienriiip m iniiwr Klalaan.lillif Itehling-U Ian authorised ti make good euflicient deed nf real estate, j 1 ( fcstate of M l Donahue, dn, Tbd Kyan a'puliitfl adininiet to' with bomU Hard at HXJ. Eoiate of AuRuoUne M Carpi for Hual retlleine' 8auiul Krlly. dro'd for hearint final n2i KMateofM M Noland, dec1 cd4 M onler-d thai .Ndiniiiintralor laien ami I lien iilrintte funda oil hand V fala t citi,ior who flu ed their ' claims within the sttu- lorv six months from notice. Kstalsof Allwrt Htewart, deo'd Final aetllement nf administra tor set for Monday, Deo 8, 1900 Ertsle of Th . Htewart, deo'd Last will and testament proved by witnesses J C Corey and J W Morgsn, the latter aa to si nature ofT D Humphreys. Fred Rood 'appointed executor with bond xed at 110,000. MATRIMONIAL. IMIll 1t l.J .1. iiiisme-iion married, ai ine .etidenoa f Rev. W. K. 8mit,h of- I bating minister, Hillsborn, Oct. 1000, Mr. Willisn. J, Williams and Emma Gertrude Dixon. -VtaUettiat UM..U.l Ai luwMv v iminiiw vfai i at th residenoe of Herman Toelle. 4ept. 30. Mr. J. A. Valentine, of Multnomah, and Miaa Maria Toelle, il Washington county, Kav. A. H. sautuan omclating. PUBLIC 8 ALB. I'he undersigned will fell at public ua, nail uilte south of Bethany breamery, at 10 a. ro., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th cows, giving milk, part Jerssy; i heif- r,t yrsold; '! calves, 9 months eld: 1 l air. .1 months old 1 3 work horses, with rt I X londay, Nov jlEotaleof S Jrt for Deo 8. : aratss; t riding pony, 4 hogs, 1 wagon, . J f f rio8 wagon, I cart, t single buggy " i ad harness , 1 level hand cream separa I or, I plows, harrow, cultivator, mower, iay raBjiT 30 ousacia oau. IL TERMS OF 8ALE. per eiv, caan; f iu ana over, 1 W time, approved nots, 8 par )t. Mas. Euia Rykb, ' eoutrix of eatats of Peter Ryaer. deceased. P. Corneliua, Auotioneer. Imperial Cider Mill. Hil further nntioe tha Imoerial ler Mill at Corneliua will run uradays, Friday and Saturdays. LAWRENCE UAILEY. leotion ball at Hillaboro Ooora use, Tuesday, Nov 6, 1900. ixdies' and children' ooata and es; all kind. Prices below petition. Schulmerloh Bros. y request, I wish to announce t I will give instruction in man, this winter. Mr. 0. H. h, Hillaboro, rl Harris, who I visiting with Bowen, will leave overland tt week for Taooma, where ha 1 visit friend He will go hr aUTalama. Qlei.qoe J. C. Bill, who hat lately moved from hit farm to hia houae in Ulencoe, li Improvise it "j vuiiMiiif now uorcnee ana a cellar. Hra Sandford haa been reappointed poettniiitreaa at this place Dr. Banriford bad mill rl'le in the mountalni, laal Friday evening, In etlvmlaice on Mr. Nelaon, of Nelaon A Reed'a raw mill. Mr. Blgham, who lived on Hie old Johneon farm, Itaa moved Into Mra. Harah Javkson'a houso, while the baa moved on her plaoe near her ron in law, Samuel John son. Uohard Bxndford, Jr, baa bfgun a eturae at the Portland iiualneaa College Mrs. Banti baa gone to vlcll h-r daughter, Mrs. oewmg, in Nebraska. -Mra. Prot. gue and family have gone to Han Fran ton, to make their home in the future Mr. and Mra. Elmer Maya spent a few dayt in Astoria last week Tho Glencoa creamer v is only running four daya in the wmk now, as the cows are failing Prof. K N. 8taehr, the well known tnusio tether of Forest Orove, will be here next week to organice a music class. Hia terms are 75 cents for one hour, and 60 oenta for half-hour lessona. Thnae desiring lessona will please drop him a line or leave name at this office. Tha Government botanimil divis ion at Washlnaio.i, U. C, will soon reoeive a magniliclent santnle of hope, four in number, and from the crops of J. A. ImU ie. Janes H. Bewe.ll. Zina WimhI ami Win. Bagley, of tbia rountv, which will be used for eiiM-rimenul i.unxi in making a ciiemical coinpsriw.o with hops or foreign growili. The four aamples are neatly parked in a glee front case, two fori in length and six IihjIib deep. Thev are beaiilie and sho b-.th "burr" and a "cui" eihil.ii of samples, 6x6 in Hiiuensiona. i'ret tyi inev win mane vour eves rai tia glisten: and look alinoet kimkI enough to eat. Four prettier sample with their glistening burrs would be hard to procure in the northwest. on vyooir skidgk Crowthera lttt n Leg Iambc Tuesday. I'AS RUN OVER BY FREIGHT TRAIN Tamleslr, S. P. Surron Aoipitta ted Member, east bound freight, from Cor ua 10 rortunu, while crossing. Wood treeth just west of llillx station, TucsilHy afternoon, over a man itv the hhoih nf j. Crowtlu r ami the reeult was Sipulated leg As the engin Sunded the corner he noticed Van on the bridge, and Vd for "lirakes." Cntathei 1 and riu towitrd the engine LliatattOH, and then Mh-Med J He sprinted ai lively a Die age woum wriiiu, aim jn-t a lie wna within a few feel of the t end the cowcatcher cuiikIii him and he went under the wheel it ia thought thul one wheel only went over the limb He whs pick ed up and l)r THinienie, the Soti'h rrn's surgeon at tliix place waa call eil. lis said he wanted to go ii to Portland, and Insisted on this Tha Dr. went with him ami tttkinir the wounded man to ih (o'kmI Samaritan lloepital, made the am putation. Crnwthera is oh id to l about 60 vents r,f age and hts re la tive at Forect Grove lie was en route to Portland and was to hav taken the train at Cornleliue hut be ing ahead of lime, probably thought he would gel on at Hillsborn. lie il laid to have a fair chance for recovery. Go to Greer' Hud see hU cake walk lamps. Lotus Lsngley, eity recorder ol Forest Grove, waa in the city yea terday, on business for a Portland Arm. , H. Wehrung & Son are now re wiving their fall line of boota and hoea. For quality and low prices we defy competition. Dr. J. It. Adkina hna returned from a months' trip to Eaitern Or gon where he did dental work. He la ready to meet Ida patron. Isnao Ennis, who w. nt to Nome last spring, hm returned for the winter; He is the last one to re turn from the Non.e country who went direot from here. Of course you want a auit that will both fit and wear Aug. Tew, the Second street tailor, can give you selections from hundreds of samples. Perfect fit guaranteed. Mark Butler is at present at El- !ln, working ,for the water and ight plant in which Hon. H, V. Gatea ia interested He writes that they have been having much rain up there. Fall and winter clothing now be ing reoeivid at H. Wehrung A Soua. Beat selection ever made in Washington county. You can not do ai well elsewhere. Call and ex amine and get our prices. We buy to tell. EQUALIZATION BOARD TO Said That Sheriff Sewell will be Enjoined to Prevent SALE OP LANDS NOW DELINQUENT U'btri Asscaaajeat ef Pcnonalty waa Ralard by Equaliiera. It ia slated on very good authority that the rowers of tbe county kt-ard of equallistion will be tested in this county witbin a very few weeks When Assessor Cavell last year turned over tbe roll to the County Board of Equalisation, which consist of the county clerk, assessor and county judge, tha as sessments of several heavy tax pay er were raised. When tha collec tion commenced, these refuaed to pay the tax which esiated by vir tue of tha raise, and the land la u(.w included in the delinquent list. Borne of these, a part at leaat, offered to pay on tha land, but the offrr waa not accepted. It ia now up to the asuesee! to stop the sale, which will lie done bv in junction as soon as tie lime for ptiMishir.g baa expired. It ia un derstood that Attorney (Seo. K UHgley will appear for the plain tiffs. 8-Miie of the ut is verv larg-, one or two running uu into the hundreds. CASSNER-MILLER. Mgrried.st the Bt. Vli cent' Hoa- pital, on WedneiuUv, Oct. 17, by the .tight Itev. F X. Klanchet, I). I).. Mr. Alvnis (Sassner and Miss I)ih I At Miller, of Washington county. Mr. It. Wick acted as grooAisniau and Miss Tilly Auer as bridesmain. The hnppv couple on building materials. are both Very popular in their Cranberries, 10 cents per qtiarl community and the best wtsiiea of t Greer's. . Grand Rally ! Do not fail to hear the cele .. brated Orator H. L. Barkley at the COUKT HOUSK, MON., at 1 o'clock p. m. Ladies specially invited to come. fiieiidn tin with tlieut. XI rs Ga-s-ner has jiii-d the church of her Ijfe'a companion. Aflee mi ah eence f a week vMiing I heir numeriius friends in Portland and Ai-lorirt they Imve reanheil their new Imine where a great surprise party was wuiiinv fur lh-m. (This is repulilishe owing to error in tHking the iimrriHg from the retorde h( the clt-rkV office ) Ksal (state Traasiers. John V Kerr and wf to Jsmea S W hi tlu 111 5 a arc y t t itl w. fliS aiary vuuon 10 jcniiie imniiiRB 45a in imkc Hut.er inc. 'awt An- 1500 i Lewis li Henry Stoflris to Grorue na Thicbsud 10 a in u It t 1500 I Julia A and R I) EonUgtie Msry J maca 9 a vt si lanut w n v.nai- field UU Alleit MUnrr to Joel T Killin to a eC35tXr4w W K Thoiin and wif to Mahala Wilts Us s aud 6 blk 9 Thorn's add to HillsUoro 600 ' 4no i SJ 300 John W Kess executor to P C iietdrr ao a sec 34 1 1 s r 1 w..., Edward Schulmerich, to Andrew Benson Its iS 40 and 60 Cornel ius environs snd 9 sud 10 blk i Corneliua. 900 P C Noland to Gabriel P Nolsnd part of It 58, Correlius ...Low and affection Dundee Trust & Mortgage Co to B A Hyde 19 55 a Patrick Kelly's DLC io5 v nrisiow to ueo scimeiier 40 07 a Johnson Hall DLC. 1000 John A Brisbinc to T W Thompson 11790a Ainioran Hill D UQ. .. 3500 Dundee Trust & Mortage Co line uea to Kuoda M Kode 67 09 a Patrick Kelly's D L C 66 B Quackenbuih to Anus A Nichols ao X4 a John L Hicklin D L C. . 7oS F M WrlKht to E A Hyde Its a and 3 blk 8 Forest Grove too W K Lucas to W A Gills lis 11 aud" Sbattucks Orchsrd Home 1 ''Uncle Josh Spruoehv,"at Hills boro Opera House, Deo. 3, 1900. Notice of Final Settlement, Notice la hereby given that I, tha under- BifltiUM. wnvmuiii. vi .I'D v.ia.v ... Al bert Htewart, deeeaaed, have tiled my Anal account as such exsoutrix In ths County Court nf ths titate of Oregon for Washington County, tind that said Court has Axed Monday, December 8, 160:1, at ths 'lour of ten o'clock iu ths forenoon of aid day. in the Court room, as the lima and plucs for hearing objection to said account aim lor uia seitMuient 01 aaia estate. Dated at Hillsboro this Oct. 81, 1900. MARY J. bTEWAKT. Exsoutrix ol tbe estate of Albert Stewart, aeoeaacu, W. N. Barrett, Atty for Sxsuutriz. The Aaoua haa had the pleasure or aeeing the fold nuggela brought back from tbe Dawson country by i.u. aicnamer. They are beau tie, and art tbe real "stuff." One of them weighs over $160, and the aight of it will do any kind of eyes good. He will return in the spring and ibinks there la no doubt in I ha richneaa of it claim. Con. had not arrived Tuesday, of tbia week, but Theodore was looking for him down on every boat. II. Wehrung A Bona have taken the agency for tbe famous Mon arch Tailoring Co. We can outfit the largeat or the smallest with tailor-made anil. Perfect satis faction guaranteed. Why not try us? Tbe usual Hallowe'en pranka were played laat night, but on not ao large a scale as formerly. Gatea were taken off the hinges here and there, but little or no property waa deatroyed. There were a few cord wood fence built across tbe streets at various points, and a few siens exchanged Forest Grove, it is said, was turned upside down by the students and aome property waa injured in th general scrim- .mage. Hello, Jim! Where have vou been V "I have juat been down to tne uiu Kelt able Urocery Store." -Where is thalT" "Down on Main street, next door to the Bank- why, it i Bob Greer's. Don't you know Bob? He keeps the best snd cheapest groceriea in Hillaboro." J. N. Gardner, while running the Foot saw mill the other day, got caught in the maclinerv and waa scmewiist bruised before the engine could be slopped. It ia said that Gardner had a narrow escape from death. I hat man Gardner ia too lucky to be killed by accident isn't that so, J. N.T Carstens Bros, keep a fine line nf rustic, flooring and ahiptap on I hand. also doors and windowa. riora reasonable. Leave orders at Manning or Hillaboro. Estimates Mn R Celery, 6 cent per hunch at Greer's. II. J. Hill, of Gaston, sues her husband, A. L. Hill, for divorce, alleging liquor as one of the causes for the action. Schulmerich Bros., the leading dealers in plows, harrows and all agricultural implements, tell below I'nitlaiid prices. Sheriff Sewell haa been having the ballot boxes and the election eupplie distributed this wet k. There are twenty one precincts to cover, and it is no small task. For rent nr sale, the trail. knnwn ,)ilbrer farin Lanrsl, 14 acre M fruit, hiy and vegetable land, and good buildings. Also other (arms to sell. P. P. Morgan. Uncle Josh Spruceby."at Hills bo 10 Opera House, Dec! 3, 1900. II. T Bagley, attorney, did bus iness at Dallas, Wednesday, argu ing a motion before the county judge, iu the case bf Bagley etal vs. K P. and Laura Cadwell. The ease hrielles with law points and Csdwell i- i-moolh ro 11. T. is having a merry time. Berkshire pigs, and 1 h 7-year-old Jereey cow for sale. By F. M. Heidel, Hilleboro, Or. J Q Johnson, nf Bacons, ia in the city with hia family, which will remain a few day a. "Farmer." as he ia familiarly called, slill has the desire to get back railroading again. 11. Wehrung & Bona are now re ceiving their new and splendid line of dresa goods. Handsome flannellettea for ladies' wrappers. Call and insect and then you'll buy. We buy to sell. f " ' Fresh figs and dates, bananas etc., at Dennis'. Those who desire to rnt the Grange Hall must apply to W. 1). Hare or J. W, Shute. H. C. Carotene, a prominent furtLer of Greenville, came down with the shower this morning. Rev. H. Oberg will officiate at the funeral of Mrs. Quick, who died at the residence of her son-in-law, Mr. Thos Fowles at Mount aindale. The funeral will occur Friday nt 11 a. m. at the Scotch Presbyterian church. li PIONEER OF 1862 Passed to the Silent Beyond. Has DIED AT MOUNTAIXDAIE, OREGON Crossed tbe Plalas from the State ef liliaeia. Mrs. Parmelia E. Young Quick, of Philomath, Benton county, died at tbe home of Mr. and Mis. Thomas Fowles, Wednesday morning, Oct 31, from an attack of Bright's disease. Sbs waa born in Allen county, Kentucky, in 1840, and st the age of eight years united with the M. E. church. In 1888 she joined with the Evangelical Asso ciation, and until death was a member of that church. Deceased crossed tbe plains in 1862, and with ber huaband, D. O. Quick, settled at Moontaindale, where If r. Quick subsequently was in tb saw mill business. She was tbe moth er of eight children, seven of whom survive: Elma 8., wife of Thos. A. Fowles, of Moontaindale; Oliver E., of Tillamook; Wm, D., Anna M , James W., Frederick Y. and Ada G., of Philomath. Tbe fun eral takes place Friday, at 11 a. m. at the Scotch church on North 1 PUina. Mrs. Quick was a woman of strong Christian character and waa universally esteemed and beloved. Her husband aurvivee her. Now ia the time to subscribe Tn A Buna for uu mi isenm lor duik DiCKiea. - . Tv t , t . 11 1 1 celery and fresh vegetable. Try a pound or hia 15 cent coffee. - Talk about vour rain but it haa been Jailing heavily all day. Farmers have been unable to plow and everything ia at a standstill. H. Wehrung & Sons have a small lot of choice A 1 Aleike and clover seed, Oregon grown. Highest market price for pota toes, any quantity. Schulmerich 1 Br S. Ornduff and G. Sanders, and other Laurel partiee, have loaded a carload nf dried prunes for ship ment In Chicago. They will make a good margin for their crop. Go to Greer's for freeh currants, raisins, citrons, etc. Molasses and syrup in bulk. Sideboard and other drawing will he held at II. Wehrung & Sons' 'tore this -Saturday afternoon, at 1 :XJ 0 clock. Kemember tune and dale. Your falf plowing and seeding will soon commence. Get yojr harness from C. L. Hinman, Forest Grove. He can beat Portland prices. Saddles, whips, etc. The sale of land for delinquent taxes ha been postponed for an other week, and will commence on Monday, December 3. The change PAKMEUA QUICK is made because or errors in dea donation section" instead ot dona lion "number." If you are not buying groceries from H. Wehrung oc Sons you are making a mistake. Best and fresh est line and at prices that other dealers cannot meet Notice ot Granting Tine, Notice is hereby given that we, the un dersigned, parent of George- R and Haxei D. Liedford. minors, bate this day for valuable consideration, which ia here acknowlerlged, and lora and affection, old and granted to tbem their time from dale, giving them authority to transact business in their own unmet aa of legal ase. Ko rerponaibllity will hereaflerba recognised by the underaiirned for debts contracted by tne said Oeorge B. and 11 axel l. IdToni. " OKOROE T. I.KDFORD, MAHY LKDPORD. Hillsboro, Or., Oct. 9, 1U0U. aa USHI WWU0V VI QMUISJ BIS UvS) 1 J . . cripticn, ths compositor getting wi,!d-.uP mwst,nI 81t,urdy. "Hnn.ltnn 5nntn..-. rn-"l"d Br.Vail IWnple Will dose DEATH OF A PIONEER OF 1847. Thomas Stewart, who died at the home of his rlaiifrliter, Mr, h. A Rood, la Oiii city, October 35, was a resident nf Washington county for over 50 years He was ,u ouuiic conmy, miwuun, june 10, 1019. iu IS40 lie was married to Mica Mabala Mullis. Together they croued the Plains in that year, and ia I847 tot k up a donation claim in Wasliington county, tbe now fauioua Witch HieT farm His wife died iu 1S90. The children bora to tbe uuiou art: Elisabeth Une, wife of H. M. Roberts. Harrisburtr. Or.: Thomas, who died in Aiwit ..uu. vi. a. r.w.i, iiiimnv, rmui.ni wuu uicn in 100$, JSawaiU, BOW VC siumg in roniana; wiima wainiUKton, wife of Andrew Roo.i H.ppneri Adora. A Wehrung (deceased) of Hillsboro Siuct 1883V11. Stewart has resided ia Tb will of the lata Thorns Utewart baa been filed. The emtmu will go at eight or ton tbousmd. ue gives to all bis heira and th. children of John Thomas Stewart, first, $1.00. To Edward, be gives all money advanced daring hia life and yet unpaid. To Lucas, he fives 11,600. The residua goes to heirs, (excepting Edwart) share and ahare alike. The children of John Thomas, which are Jesse, brnesi and Frank, come in as of one Heir. Commencing Saturday, Nov. 3, in the afteroon. Wehrnn k. Awt will iaaue tickets for each dollar of caan purchase fur premiuma as fol lows: first premium, a $10 Oregon wool blanket; second prise, Gent's !i" ovwcoal tbir P" aet of 194 Kogers Bros.' silver knives ana rorxs, value, $5.25. Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street, or a neat snave or Haircut Satis faction guaranteed. Fin bath room la connection. Tha Native Bona and Daughters ar Doming wieir annual banquet this evening aa The Amui goes to prees. iney nave native and Mongolian pneasants on tha menu and the feast is said to he a roal one. They will have eaten all the way irom 20 to 60 birds era tb tablsis cleared. n BwnnanU sold at Schulmerich Bros. Regardless of enaL r in. tend to sell all old stock at greatly reduced prices. Com and exam ine tbe bargains. Fall and winter hats finest shapes and great quality at H. Wehrung 4 Bona. Come and see us before parchasing elsewhere. Hon. C. E. 8. Wood, one of th ablest men on the Pacific Blope, poke to a crowded house at Forest Grovs, Monday evening in tbe interesta of Mr. Bryan. It waa a speech full of Christianity and the fellowship of man and his utter ances, written, would be a state paper of great merit Even his able political opponents would grant this. New line of Henriettas. Hhevnlta j Sergea, Backing and Homespuns at a. nenrung ol Bona. That fVimmi 1 1 I .L. Methodist Church haa alanlatl U "m- Wall as Director, who will ne antue charge of the music. inecnoir will be re-orga nixed on Satuday evenini. at 7:30 o'clock at the church, so that excellent musio ia assured for ths morning auu evening services on Sunday. V. M. Heidel makes a specialty of buying and selling timberlands. umce on Alain Btreet opposite maiaun noiei. UiUaboro, Ore. John A. Jeffrey, one of the lead ing young lawyers of Salem, was in ths city today, a guest at the Hotel Hillsboro. He went to hold a meeting at Beaverdam this ning. eve- Taken up, near Laurel Sept. 15, niacK Berkshire Boar, yearling. Prove property, pay cbargea and take same away. G. E. Hatborn, Liaurel. Just arrived at Greer's grocery new walnuts, fresh figs and dates. The republicans are to hold their the campaign Monday afternoon and evening. Hon. H. L Barkley, the noted orator and exhorter, will be bore and all citiien should hear him. Tbe campaign has been an unusually quiet one tbia elec tion Ths A roub from data to January 1,1902, for $1. Arous and Ore gonian. $2. If you want a team for news, try these papers. W. F Hollenheck. the Moun taindale sawmill man, was in the city today. Juat received, direct from the factory, a full linn of crockerv. 1 - . - ; lamps and lanterns, at Ureer'a, : Do not abuse yo-ir feet Buy youM : loot wear at Itounis'. wife of Dr. Wise, ol Portland sud Mrs? O. this city. 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BAIUUHT, Arru&Kxtv-AX-ijtw (auoaaasor to Barrau 4 silaina ) Office, UpSuira, CcalndKlaca. HUXSBO&O, UJUOOM. DR. j. E. ADKlNS, Pifteaa yean Bspttiesea ia IITahatsj. DEiNTI6'lW:::", Firetcla aatvicca; Ckaigaa iwassawtts Jij, jillll 1.1 -titt tiUMUf. HILLS BOKO, OtUMiUA DK.CB. BROWN, DENTIST . 516 Dckmn Bailding, Portland, Oragwa. WiU be ia Hillsboro every tearU Masj day ia each atoalh. iaiaaWVViMiasVVWMMa E. W. ROSSITEB, M. D. Pkysleiaa and Sarreoa. Olwtetrlcs a specialty. Telewhone villa, HilUboro. Inllay. Oorneliiu and ladar Mill omne at Forest Grove, - Oregwa. WeXeaeewXMMMMwV Caacater'a lletlca. Notice is bereliy elren that the undaniiinw 1 hat thla day, by Mte County Court uf me niaie or ungon, for Washington Con 11 iv, been duly apninld and coo. tinned uh thf exc-utor of the last will and tvatament uf Kllea (inmor. deccaaad. and that he bus duly tQollliml atsuoh. Now, therefore, ail )iermi having I'liiims wrainH auid ratate are barohw n. qiiwtwl 4 nd required to praaent the Mini-, him at the law ofrlce of John 54. Wall, in Hillsboro, Oregon, within sis mvntba from the data hereof. . 7 Duted at HillnlMMro. Ommn. thU wh day of October. 1900. EKUlSAXn OROXKR, Kxecutorof the lant m ill aurf ol Ellen Groner, deceased ; joun at. wan, Attorney for Executor, Notice of - Appjintment of Bsacatrix. Notice Is heraliv vivan thai ha .u. sljrned haa bean apnolntml by (lis ll.rn.w-. able County l!ourt of Wanhlnrton Cmiii-' tjr, for tha Btato of Orpgnii, exn-ntrU of we uwt win ana HMtameiit of Hornbiickle, dscewwd. All nursnns bav, ing claims against aatd eaWte are beeeltv'' required to pnment tlie earns 10 nu at y plane, at Beavarlmt, IiimM "t.tfify, duty V,r"!!rt ! hL w,rftwrsd,witl.;ii all months from tho data bervof. Dated October 1'IUO. intl m UIJVtVfftBB SsiBWnaw mm cJoS Hon.bd'; 7"" ' V it ii..- . - ' M Mtj T. iZJ?