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Knteml at the Poet-offi! at Hillsboro
Oregon, aa aeoond-ciaae nil matter, j
U A. bONG, Kdltor.
County Official Paper
Subscription: 11.50 par Annum.
laaaed livery Tbmraday
-BY-
IASQ McRlNNKY
At last the U oiled breaks into
Washington County (oil. and the
people of North Washington C un
ty, long without a railroad, w !
Boon have all the benefit that f.l
lows a rapid freight and a serger
transit system. The hundreds l
home from Helvetia to UilUid
ate to be congratulated.
Our sour contemporary still harj e
on "support," or, rather, non sup
port, and weekly advisee hie readers
not to support any paper but the
Independent. Come, come, broth
er, lose that grouch. There is all
kinds of room here for two papers
and bulldciing don't pay.
Tin fight of the politicians is not
to stop on the hoped-for death of
th primary law. Tbey wish (o
estop the rank and file of voter?
from provoking and passing legis
lation against corporate krluences
like the gross earnings tax. A
the producer pays the bills perhaps
he will vote himself out of power
and perhaps he will not.
F. M Crabtree. who has 40 acres
of fine hops on Chehalem Moun
tain, a mile from Laurel, was in
town yesterday.
Marriage license has been grant
ed Ernest G Wilkin: and Margare'
Chapman.
PORTLAND MARKET
Valley wheat, per bn
White oats, per ton
Timothy hay " "
Onions, new, per tack
Potatoes, per lb...
Country butter, per lb
Outside Creamery, per lb
.Eggs, per dozen .
Hens, per tb. ..........
Springs..
I 97
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f 11(516 00
.-$i-5("t 5
$-75(liV
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M,S(2 15
Notice to Contractor
Notice it hereby given that the County
Court of Washington County will receive
sealed bids up to 2:00 p. m. August 21,
1909, and then opened for the construc
tion of bridges as follows: For a bridge
east of Gaston at outlet of Wapato Lake;
for a Dnage across .Dairy Creek, at
Banks, Ore. Specifications may be seen
at the office of the Conntv Jndpe.
J o
uvh. -a t 1 ..... uf;ui iw irjn.1
any or all bids and successful bidders
must execute a bond tor the faithful per
formance of his contract.
J. W. Goodin,
Count Judue.
By order Commissioners' Court this
August s, 1909.
Knew His Trade.
"It Isn't fair to Impose such heavy
lines on antomobillsta who violate the
anti-speed ordinance," said the kind
hearted Yillager. "Assessing them a
hundred dollars and costs is too se
vere. Ten dollars would be penalty
enough."
"Huhr ejaculated the magistrate.
"You don't know these city folks. If
this court marked down the fines that
low they would be within the reach
of anybody, and not one of the society
bunch would acorch through here.
When I soak them for a hundred every
time it makes this court exclusive, and
that's what they're after."-Chlcago
Post
Wanted a Handout
"I suppose," began the kind lady be
fore Mr. Husky Hasbeen got a chance
to exercise his voice, "that you want
to chop some wood in exchange for a
square meal, don't you?"
"I'd like ter oblige yer, lady," replied
the dusty traveler, "but it's bin more 'n
twenty years since I done anything in
dat line."
"Well," said the k. L, "here's where
you can practice till you get your hand
In."
"Xothln doin', lady," rejoined the
hobo. "Wat I'm lookin fer is a hand
out. See!"
And the kind lady fell In a faint.
Hypothetical Questions.
"What will your mother say to you
when you get homer said one boy.
"She'll start In by asking me some
hypothetical questions," answered pre
cocious Willie.
"What are theyr
"Questions that she thinks she
knows the answers to before she
starts to talk."-rick-Me-tp.
A Causa For Tears.
She offered an explanation of her
tearful mood.
"I've been to a wedding," she said.
"I always cry more at a wedding than
I do at a funeral. It's so much more
uncertaln."-Minneapolla Journal.
Obliging,
"Look here, little boy, I want to go
to Corn Hollow r
"All right, lady, go right along. I'm
not a-tryln' ter atop you!" St. Louis
post-Dispatch.
Ml 'S FREEDOM
By MARION MANVILLE.
ijnrljjht ISW. I,v Aw'i.iil Literary
vess 1
The ntinotmivment cv.re like a thun
derbolt out of a !.vir skv. Mnrri
tVatio had broken her t-riamuetit
with Jack Kelly.
They had Iwn lover from child
hood, always tosrvtber. always derotext
and absolutely loyal to each other, and
now. just a few months Ix'forv the
wedding day, the uiiexiv ted haj ihmioU.
The yout: were planning a
nuittr.c einV.lliou. and Jack had
called, as he did every ewnii j;. to tell
Marvla the details.
"Y, start from l-awton"s at !. so I
will eome for you a little earlier. You
will le ready:" There was scarce1- a
question in his voice.
Mania was niwajs rvady. lie liai
finished up that suljevt. and his
tbouKhts were busy with something
else when it dawned on him that Mar
eia's answer and tone wore quite dif
ferent fnw.it what he had epovteI.
She had risen and was speakitij; rapid
ly, intensely.
"No, I shall not !e ready then or any
time again. Jack. I'm not going with
you any more, and herv's your ring."
She thrust the mute emblem of their
past happiuess into his hand, stood
expeotaut a moment: then, as he did
not speak, she turned from him and
walked into the house.
Jack was tH dazed to move. How
long he sat there he never knew, Imf
at last he went away. The light and
happiness had been crushed out of hi
life at one blow.
Fall slipied Into winter, and the
usual festivities K'gan. Jack Kelly
never appeared at them, but he heard
of Marcia, first veith one man, then
with another, the belle of the season.
And Marvla enjoyed her freedom. For
the first time In her young life she waa
receiving attention from other admir
ers than Jack, and she was constantly
comparing them with him.
Sam Iunean was splendidly big and
handsome, though his eyes lacked the
genial twinkle, the tender sympathy of
Jack's. Ian Hemly was extravagant
and she was sure It was w roug not
that she could endure a stingy man.
Jack was generous, too, but he had
some principle about It
Ted Reynolds fell iu love with Mar
cia at ouce and insisted on taking her
everywhere. He was full of fuu, a
brilliant talker and an all around good
fellow. Mania liked him Immensely
until Christmas day. Then she found
his card at the bottom of the basket of
roses she had thought came from Jack,
and after that there was a bitterness
In her heart toward the man who had
dared to send what she expected from
her neglected lover.
As soon as spring came Marcia was
seen constantly iu Harry Lawtou's
automobile. Itutnor had already en
gaged her to a dozen different men. and
now It settled on Lawton as an abso
lute certainty. Marvla held her peace.
Now and then, when Marcia had an
occasional glimpse of Jack's face, with
the deep lines around the lips that of
old were "always smiling and tender
for her, she would go home, shut her
self In her room and cry herself to
sleep.
"The old stupid: Why doesu't he
come to see me?" she would say to
herself, angry at his unquestioning ac
ceptance of her dismissal.
It was the 1st of June, just a week
before Mania's birthday, which was
also to have been her wedding dsy.
AA day long she had leen puzzling her
brain to find a way out of her dilem
ma. Things had not turned out exact
ly as she had planned them In the
months Just gone. She had expected
to retain Jack's friendship, to have
him call occasionally, but she had
never exchauged a word with him
since the night she had sent him away.
At last, because she could think of uo
better way, she sent him a note:
Dear Jack A girl you used to know will
be at our house tonight and wishes to see
you. Come at T. MARCIA.
Quite bewildered, unable to guess
who the girl might be, Jack obeyed
the summons. He found Mania alone
in the parlor. Never had she looked so
bewitching to him a,s she did after the
months of separation. She w as dressed
all In his favorite white, relieved only
by a slnitfe black red jack rose.
Jack caught his breath with sudden
pain as he realized all that it meant to
love her. With Irresistible longing he
kept her hand and drew her close Into
his arms.
"Marcia, darling," he murmured, his
face against hers, "tell me it Isn't
true. Say thut this lonely winter has
been a horrible nlghtmir and I'm
waking now."
"The girl you used to know"- she
began.
"Bother the girl! I don't want her. I
want you you!"
She drew away from him a little.
"The girl, Jack, is the one you used
to be engaged to."
He caught her In his arms again, and
Marcia finished her confession.
"You never asked her why she gave
back the ring. You didn't give her a
chance to explain that before she be
came an old married woman she want
ed the experience of knowing some
one besides the man who had always
been her constant attendant She
meant to take a little vacation of a
month or two, but you made it so
hard she had to wait until oh. Jack,
do you know what a week from today
lsr
Jack disengaged one arm long enough
to slip a glistening golden circlet on
Marcla's finger. Then he answered tri
umphantly: "Do I know? Well, I think any man
ought to recognize his own wedding
day. It's the end of your vacaKon,
young lady!"
By MARK ANDERSON,
Copyright, law, by American Press Asso
clation.l That there have
chaoges iu different DJirtfl fit tllo mirth
la well knows. But. tuoiieh
can tell us that they have occurred,
they do not tell us why. Some of them
have possibly come to pusa nince man
attained sufficient Intelligence to hand
ft GREENLAND LEGEND
UoD from generation "to generation
tradition coli.frnlng their origin.
These traditions, arising when the hu
man fancy van iintranunol.-d by fact
ami when ride poojde rqvke by natural
symbols, are often very poetic. Here
Is one current among the Kskim.w of
titveiiland accounting for a change they
believe long ago tok place dcprlx lug
them of perpetual sunshine and sill
stiiuting the drery a relic night:
"Time was when the sun, hlch now
hides himself beyond the southern
ocean for many months In winter, cir
cled always abov the northern borl
ion. As It Is now night for many
months. It was then always day. for
at midnight the sun still stood above
the horizon. Theu our mantle. Instead
of the white one It now Is, was a per
petual green. Our rxvple lived on
luscious fruits that grew without cul
ture and bathed In the tepid waves
that danced lightly on (he strand. In
those days they knew only happiness.
"But one day when some were mak-
Ing merry uuder the green trwe and
others were sporting In the waves a
canoe white as the auow amid which
we now live was discovered far out at
sea. now gently raised on the cjvst of
a bellow, now slnklug out of sight, but
slowly drifting toward the laud.
"Awestruck, the people waited ou
the verge tilt the v. bite canoe reached
the sands, and there within It. Infold
ed In a robe of ermine, lay a maiden
-whose skin was fair and whose balr
fell over her shoulders like rivulets of
suusblue. The chief stood where the
canoe touched the beaib and, stooping,
took the maiden Iu hU arms, carried
her np to a grassy slope oud asked:
"'What art thou, and whence Cometh
thou?
" 'I am Delfa. the daughter of the
Spirit of the Wluds. and I come from
his Ice castle In the far north.'
"'And will you stay with us.' asked
the chief. r will you, having gladden
ed our hearts by your coming, leave us
to remember you as la a dream T
"I will not leave you. My home
shall be with you forever.'
"Then was heard a far distant
moaning Iu the north, rising as It ap
proached till It became au awful roar.
It was the voice of the Spirit of the
Winds, and It commanded our people
to return at ouce his daughter to her
white home In the north. Terror
stricken, the people flocked to their
chief and besought him to give the
maiden to her father. But the chief
stood mute, pointing to his bouse,
which was now a ruin. Entering there,
they saw on a couch the maiden, her
bandD, white as marble, folded over
her breast
"Then an awe greater than thtt
which had fallen on the people when
the maiden first touched their land
came to them, for they knew a great
calamity was about to visit them. The
King of the Winds looked down on the
form of bis daughter.now cold In death,
and great was his wrath. The multi
tude knelt before blm, supplicating
him to spare them. But be heeded not
their prayers. At bis command his
servant, the darkness, came and threw
a black mantle over the land.
"Aud so. bereft of the light and
warmth of the sua. the verdure whiten
ed and died. The uorth wind blew
snow from the clouds and the cold
congealed the waters. The sun. whose
track had been a golden clnie In the
north, went to the south and bid be
hind the ocean for many mouths. Then
our ancestors, who had lived under
the trees, fearing no frost were
obliged to build huts to protect them
from the cold. The warm waves In
which they had bathed became Icy
cold, then hardened. The people, bereft
of the fruits of the earth exposed to
the cold, died In great numbers. It
was many months before the snow
king relented sufficiently to permit the
sun to show bis face again and his
warm breath to revive the frozen land
even for a brief season.
"Since that period, every winter, the
sun goes south aud leavess us In dark
ness. The fruits which grew so plen
tifully for us have never flourished
again. But the spirit that deprived us
of them sent the white bear and the
walrus, and we are obliged to hunt
them In order to sustain ourselves with
their meat and warm our bodies by
burning their oil. The sun continues
every winter to bide his face beneath
the ocean and when he comes back In
summer shines for so short a period
that there Is no time for the fruits of
the earth to ripen."
Is this tradition based on some
change In the plane In which the earth
revolves, a new direction In the cur
rent of that mighty river we call the
gulf stream, a shrinkage in the terres
trial crust, or Is It an ebullition of
that poetic constitution common among
men when they first enter upon a civi
lized condition? Whether It is to be
explained by the first or the second
hypothesis. It Is certainly a very beau
tiful conception. And It Is to these
conceptions of primitive people, grop
ing in the unexplained universe, grasp
ing for the troth, that the poet who
interprets the world of romance is In
debted. Without them be would have
no song to sing.
Reason For It.
"Why Is Maude so angry with the
photographer?"
"She found a label on the back or
her picture saying, The original of
this photograph Is carefully pre
served" -Boston Transcript.
PETITION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE.
In the County Court of the Htalu of
Ongori for WaHhlngton County.
In the matter of the application of J.
f. Miller for license to sell spirituous,
vinous and malt lluuom. in less (iiiari-
titles than one gallon. In Ranks I reclm t,
Washington county, uregori.
'Jo the Jlimorahln County Court of
WiishiiiKton County, Oregon :
The undersigned petitioners, legal vut.
orn of Hunks Precinct, Washington Coun
ty. Oregon, and constituting a majority
of the legal voters of said precinct, and
l.eiiig aetoal residents of said precinct
and having actually resided In said pre.
cinet thirty days Immediately preceding
me tmK m nun pennon, wouio respect
fully petition and axk that a license to
sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquor
In less quantities than one gallon, In
Banks Precinct. Washington Coimlv
Oregon, he granted and iasued to J. M.
Miner, n resident or saw precinct, for a
period of one year.
uated this.... day or May, 1909.
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Notice of Fioal Account.
IN TMK I'Ot'NTY t'Ol'KT OK rtlE
STATK OK OKKOON KOR THK
tHU STY OK WA.-lllN.iTON
III the Matter of the K.nl i Notiee of
of ' Kmsl
John I). McPonsld, dwswl t Aitotinl
Nolirw is lierehy given lli.it the under
iirned s S'lilllniHlrmru of the mute uf
John 1. Mellon lid, d.veH.Hl. lis, lilo.1
her liiml a-Miint in the slmve rntille.)
Court ai.il Hi at hmurdsy, the :tln d oi
Jrljr, 1 Vi. i the hour of ten o'rlocn m
the (iiren.Kin of Mid dsy, in the four!
Kimiiu of uul Court, lisi Iwn flje.1 by
Hsld Court iu the tune snd plai-i fur the
hesnriK of olijectioiu thereto and Ui
U'ttleinent tlier.id.
listed sml firm iniblUhe.1 July I, lni.
ISAllfcl.l.K MI'OON Al.ll.
Adiiilimtratrlx.
Caldwell . Itoeder, AliiiiKtoii Itnltit inK.
t'ortlsiul, Ore. Alt rtieys.
PROCLAMATION
Whereas, on this loth dsy of June, icjixj,
Onlitisncc Xo. iyc, of the City of Hills
boro, Vahiii(ton County, (IrcKou, ws
passed, fiied and approved for the pro
posed aiucndineni of stiWivisinti 64" of
wctioti 5, of the Art inro poratiriR the
City of Hitlshuro, Washington County,
O.tgcn, filed in tlieutheeof the ectt
tary r.f Mate, l'ib'Uaty Jo, as
amended by an Act approved February 6,
lV, and s lurther amended by an Act
approved February 6, iS-,9, and a. further
amended by an Act filed in the office of
the S;cretary of Stste on January 37,
1905, nd as further amended by initia
tive petition Iieceutlier , 19.16, and
otdertng a special election and fixing
the date theiefur, ami
Whereas ssiil proposed amendment
authorizes the city council to give notice
of proposed sidewalk or street improve
ments by publication or potting, and
Whereas a special election bus been
ordered by sai l ordinance to be held 00
Monday, the t6th day of August, 1119:
Now Therefore, I, J. W. Connell, as
Mayor ot the city of Hillsboro, Washing
ton county, Oregon, in obedience to and
by virtue of the p-jwer vested In me by
the ordinances ot said city, do hereby
make aud isMie this proclamation to the
people of the city of Hillsboro, Oregon,
and do hereby announce and declare
tnit said oidinance No. Jy and said
proposed amendment are in due form
and thst said proposed amendment will
be submitted to a vote of the people of
said city at the -pedal election to be
held in said city on Monday, the 16th
day of August, 1909.
bone at Jlillsboro, Oregon, this June
n, 1909.
J- W. Conn ku., Mayor.
H. T. Baci.kv, City Attorney.
Hher ff s Sale ol Real Eslale.
Notien is hereby given that on Wednes
day, 8eptHiiiter lut, USUI at I nYloek P. VI
mirsiiant Ui decree of partition In the
caseof Kellwood vs Ii11u11e.ll et al, I will
olfer for sale at the Court House in Hills
boro, Oregon, and sell at public auction
to the highest hid ler fur cash the. follow
ing described real estate, to-wit:
Hegiuuiiig at a point on the Westerly
line of the I) I,. J. f John I Hlr.kllu hi
chains NWilnir. 4Hmin. K. from the v. sec
cortinr on the North ili.e of section ;t T2
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County, State of Oregon, running thence
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(leg. 4Xmin K. 2tl.Mil chains to the N W
(sorner of said I) I.. C. tlience nrirtrj m
II ruin. K. 170 chaiiiM, tlienoe north ,i
mill. W AMt l.'dlrliniii.li. Il.u I. I:. .
of thftsoutn half of said I). I,. i,ei.e
S. W (leg. 'X min. W. 1:1 m cliait.Mj then.:,,
H. 3 tmn. K UiM chains, theiico H. Ml
ueK i mm. w . h.-m chains to th pla
of beginning . Containing 72 HI acre.
j m inn ,,i anil) UttHU,
Oko. a. Harcock,
Hhitrill'.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of Iho Htnia ,.1
Oregon for the county of WaHhlngton.
.iara .icrrncn, plaintiff, vb. James
Jeffrlea, defendant. - .
To James JeffrleB, tho ubove named
defendant:
In the narno of tho HtntB of nrMnn
you are hereby required to appear and
oi.nnt.-i uiu complaint llleu agalimt you
In the above entitled fonrt on,i .,...
on or before Thurwlay, Augimt 12th,
wmcn is kix weeks after Thurs
day, July 1. 1)((j. hn (Into nrd.,.,.! ...
the flrwt publleatlon of this notice, and
11 you ian to no appear and answer the
plaintiff will apply for tho relief prayed
for in her eoinnhiliif tia,it .. . ...
cree dissolving the bonds of matri
mony now existing between above
named plaintiff mid defend,,. , ...... .. '
sueh other and further relief as to the
"'' 1 seems meet and JiiHt.
This Siinimonn Iu i...i.ii..t,.i 1... ..
of the Honorable- J. WeHley fjoodln,
tVn ?. . '.iniy unirt of Washing,
ton County, made mid n..i .1.1..
day of jue, 1909. la
CLYMO UICHAHDSOV
ri 1 Attorney for Plaintiff.
018 Chamber of Commerce Building
Portland. Oregon. 1
in.1rrtm.V- t'hr'.-r I;
J.uk w ! ALU
IS!erl K M Kiker. Jd "
Y.-I.I The.. al.di-i r.loC.'l
Vcicuum House Cleaning Co
On Main St. KM of Thinl. opp Stllr
VVIl YOITU MTUMNOTII
This h.K Utn axhv .lusty s. asou. our cur
,H,ct lull of .luM. iWt ten tlirm -l.ut
'xhcu'ScptcmUt cotnes c.ill us H .m.l r
Vot-uum Clronc-r will tlo tho WorK
sucks out the .lust; Mids .-nt the Kcrins, mul
k tves vour rooms nice ami Joan. W H H t" tc
c-Huiu'v wlu-ie scxctal houM-s Kioup t.'Krnicr.
Ctu-.it'cr tli.ui ltitiuy: lidp.
OUK UH10LSTERINO
Is ;is Ko.hI is cm 1-e .louc in l'oi tl nul. We male
mattu-vscs scicutihcilly an.l mule ilur.il.ility a
feature. We in.de -M luiintiuc s .hhI as new.
We can upholster that ouch or chair you ate
alH-ut to thtoxv axx.iy. Come in ami Kit trim.
Our ie.iotial'ly pi ices will mm prise you.
A. f. TINGSTROM
SUMMONS
In the irvii'l t'.nirl of the State of
Ore4.n1 tor Washington .Vinily Mary
K. Md i.i, plaiutltl. V It. V. Maddot,
deten int
T It. K. M .l '.,ilefen.Unt ! e named
In the name id tl.e Mte ,n Orng.li: mi
arelierel.y notliml lb. Hie p. am. ill liaa
ltlil . . in 1 . 1 j 1 nt ,.,nnt ymi 111 lbs lnr
enllt el c.iuri and 1 aue and troti are here
by rv.tiii'n,l to I't'i-Ar and snaerth.
aid i','tii.lml or hie ni a;.ja-smv
therein on or bi'lore the lat day i.ra, rl
.I I'V the order ot tiiil'U.'aii.ni tiirre .l t 1
it: the nine eentl! day of Auuat, !',
audit you tail t " appear and anaaer
the e.in.i' ami or tl.e aome apparaii
llierelu th piaintllt will rauw your d ,
fault to he rnlrnl am) ii..te.l an.lwl1!
apply to the court for the relief prafr.l (or ,
in Mid complaint, load, for a decree ;
arttlug aai.le. catu'eliioi; and b.ildiiig lor I
naught the marriage .-iceu piaiulid an. I
delendaiit aod .!e'rr-iiig ai.t marriage to :,
t x,i. (r..ni the lirgumfig; that li 1
Hruiltte.t to reiiii,e her mat. leu tiAmv.to
It: Mar; K. Kdgar, and an. h oilier and
further rebel a to the Court may rMwui
meet.
The date of the tint puhil.-aUon of Ihla
iiliiitiH.iia la Tlnna-lar. the tint day i.f J11
ly. I'SKi; an.l Una utntiioiia la o U. put,
lttird on every Thurwlay id raeh Merk lor
a perl.! of 11 1 weeSi tM a een aid datia
't'llla alllioiou la pllliliahed by nr. ler ol
Hon. J. t'. i aillphell. juda n( (he ll.'lii
enlillil .-..tut, iiia.li. in ( hamhera llini
tlr-ilday of July, A l l'
I ha. J . .Vlinala-I
.Xn.irnev for t'iaiutill
CtisinU'r of Commerce, I'ortiand.
SUMMONS
IN THK ClkCl IT CtH'KT OK THK
STATK OK oiu;r.us. Kik
WASHINCTON COl .NTY.
Fred l'stt.e, I'lailitltf,)
V a
tlttaaie I'attee, i. fru.lantl
To liiiaaie l'atti, l.f(.iidanl ala.ie
uauird :
Iu the name of the Htale uf (lrru',.ti
Yon are hereby noli net! that the plaint, (1
baa Hid a complaint againat y.nt In lh
aUive enlitle,! court and cauai. and .,
areheredy re.liiml toapiar and an.aer
the naid coinplaiut or lilea.ni. appear
ance therein ou of t.f, .te the laai da
prtwi-nbed by the order of publication
thereof, to it; The i.-u, day of Autfuat.
l:'e and If vou fail .0 to appear and an.
ser the Complaint or hie tome apa-ar
ance therein, the pUiutiif will cauar your
default lo I entered and noted, and ill
apply to the court for tha relief prayed for
In said complaint, lo tail; A il rr f.,r
ver dissolving lln U,n.. nf inalrinu.n,
einting la'tKivn ymt ami plainlilt and
for .in li oilier and further reilrf as lo the
court may a.in mexi.
the dale of the Ural puMtratl.iu nf ihla
suiiiuioim is lli'irndav. the aetenlivnth
day of June. I'ui; and thla auiumon la t
Iw puhlitiei 011 every I huri'syof ca. h
week for a pert.Ml of an u.m.aii.. iwk
between aaid dale.
Tina aiiniiiiotia is tinldl.lieil by order of
Hon. J. A. l.'i.i,. 1, ..1,.- .., ., . .
.. -. ... .,.,K,. ,,, ,,, MIH)Vn
entitled court, made in I hatulwra H,,,
m,,n.,i,Tiiiii nay or nine, a 11 poi
ttlAS. J.hl 'IINAhKU
AlU.ruey for Plaiutltl.
SUMMONS
IN THK riUcflT 0(i-HT Of Till:
HTATK (IK ( iftr.OON WASH.
INdTON CiifNTY.
I'ora Nikallch, l'laintill i
va. I
Stoykn Sikalicb, I)i.fi.iidnt.l
To Hloyko Nikallch, liehudaul !,,
nauol:
In tha name of tha HtaUa of Orrg,,,,.
011 are herel.y nirtilied thai n,e plaintitr
brut tiled a roniplaiul against yu II, r
al.yee,,lille, court and cauae ,. v..u
are hereby r,uired lo appear ami answer
theaal.l Complaint or tU ,,,
ance therein on or before ths laai dav
prescril.ed by the order of ,,,,1,11, alloi.
hereof, , w,t: The l.'lh day f August,
and If you r, to m, ,))mr Klt,Y 1
swer the ryimidaint or ll'e some spr.
ance ther.ilti, th plalnllrf will catt-e voor
dnfaulL to l.e ciii.t.-I .... 1 ...... .1 , ..
ai'ply tothfiwiurt for thn rele prayed
. .. ... ,.. ...... pmini, uewu: decree
forevnr dissolving the bonds of ,sir.
tiionv e,it,,g hetweeri vou and pUmtitl
Mid for such other and Km her relief a l"
the oourt tnav hwuii unwi
The (lats of tho brat publication of II,
. I ; , ; . w"" "uiniiiuii is
weeks tH'tweena'aid dale;.
,1, !;l7l'l;m'',ll" Publlbd byor,l.irer
"n" t.efi LZ"!!:J":r "
seventeentii day 'uTLu, A l""
1.11AM. j. MOHNAhKI,,
Attorney for I'lalntlll.
8UMM0N8.
IN THK CIltciUT C()l!KT OK THK
BTATK OK OKKOON KOK WA8H
INOTON COUNTY
defrnftL'- ,"tV,M,l,"! h0V"
In the name of the Mule of Oregnti vou
sre hereby re,,ulm, to lvw a. .f a ,w
"""if"111 llmalHi've ,.an,w dal -tiif
n Ibe alsive entitled noun wUI.it, li -wecks
from tho date of the flraT 1 II,".
Ion of this sun,,,,,,,,,,, t.'wl -,n'0 '
ore the nth day orStr,,t..ii,tw. Hmw whkh
Is 1 1 he dat preH.:rll,! the order o he
J dgn suthoriJng Um p ,ll, atl, ,'f tl
w ifvotHr "'' -!"-
iitatrl.uony now nsmling "twee, tbi
en nsinn, ' r u.uid-
,lfT',i" "'"mnons Is puldlHhe.l ,y order
niiirw i ' l ""'0(laiit be re.
J. F. Hootiik,
Attorney for the I'lalntlff.
GUNS
AND
Ammunition
Winchester and
StsVnji'c KiOrs
The Ust huutiiif rirtc
ccr iiuilc.
KKMINGTON Shot
(I'.uiH. Litest M.!cls,
liummcrlrss
Krpcutrrs.
buy no Other.
Rcvulu-rs of all Kinds.
bicycle Supplies,
Kcji.tiriu a SjH'cialty.
Sccoinl street ojHisitc
TtKilatin Hotel.
R. LEE SEARS.
mm m m m m
J EPPLETS f
1 Perfection p
J Bahing
J Powder
i U Pached in JARS
J and jelly GLASSES J
1-W sale by R. C. VaMKht I
ami htutiiott Hrothcrs.
Munufuctureil by
! C. M. Eppley !
I SALEM, ORKCON.
:! h.m s s x s mS
If you W int g.Ki.1 l,rrB1l mr riy ,
hakrr who has had yrai.oftspeiirnce
on Udli ri.titinrntscoitie to mir
liAKI'RY.
Ibesd fn-kh eVfty day. All kinds r.f
stilrs. ,S,ve yr wif,', health,
stitlsive her Wj,k, ,y t.u,ig brrsd
at (he
CITY bAIAERY.
JOS. TRUTTMAM. Prop.
SUMMONS.
IN
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THK
'- run Til
0i:NTY OKWANMINIITON
Wull. U W' ... ...
THK
ON
.. .... , riaiiit, 1 Vl
Nash, llclciidant '
Ji In It
namJl'.'''1! !!',!.' 'fendaiit
atHive
11 1 1 1 111 or I 111 Siatii
ol I
Ire
PI
1 pear
vou In ll.H .1 'onipiHirii filed a
gain.
cans'
th , f1' '" Hfte, th
lllxt pulillcall,,,, a. or.l..V..i
XV hlch
lata ol
by Ibe
ml II
Htiswer
miri r...
the
.....
""'I'laltit
for the
wu. for a decree of thia
lie
i marriage contract hrrei,
lllaaol
vipg
w eniHtlng ladw..,,., ,,. , :
ororn
ill' an
Bllll
Zi":".!,::: ;
and da.
"" aim fur
lbs ahovn
further
, '"'"ill re . as l( l
tlllwl no, in . V
nn
and I,,., . "" """" ""
IUIIH
lully
'I'IiIm NiiiuiunnH Is nuldiNliAd i,.
ordM.
JiiiiKe
order waa ,i..i.. ." ' '
" aiMIVH Un, I u.l
1 stid
1 a 1. 1 . 1
i A-'d day of ji,iv, p,,, ...
baaed 111..,,. 11. ." '."
iitered on
I I , , t. a .
heroin. "'uvll of
IMIIII
I'ls'llllllTlle
eourt
led
J A. HTIIOtt HltllillK
Date or first 1. A'l,,,r"y fr I
r I'lsl
Intlir
imm,
HKjj, i."ieni.iiiii he
pteniber 2
...win uouHB on
Waul.!.
eiiiiirion
'tween Buoood
SKI f... . . .
" cr linn im
and Tl,i..i 1 .
- -...iu, 1.11 DUX 1.1
KrnM LyonH, 2 mil.
ir sale
northwimt ol
01 t
(Trail L'll
' Mount
laintUln di...
-- -w. cirmnii n
Arinnna kt V.
1.1
,"T onj ong. 'iei.
c0o BUte8l(J,noo.
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I .-"S
If
or mi,
Irin
cutitilry.
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r- f" .t ,,2".
llaS lift I ... . ""JsSa.
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df -i.l
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fa
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- aa
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II.ISttl'M.k c ,unti .
in. I
on
lt.nr i 11 1; d-, w-..
tT tbey sin! .ml tf-f f.
Ti
llle ai.d li..
0.l llsuublered all O.
nt
thst aeothiD is snthuul
iistlr
Oi
lUIph Uuir.ef , foni,
diom iiitn i..f lb r.... ..j ,
10 lUllr.ovl, Tue.,!..,,!!
I'tTiin. receiver i f lbs rjj
fat Tfust A ruv,r,,a .J
Wed
r.iriUttJ. felling hitn U
nJ lbn sliikm, J
tlm. ttuffaer iiiiij nD
Mr I
him ln ifr at yJj
fur ft L-latlll til ilrti.ail O.l l)
jsitisl lln bt,k illruJ U
r. I fTt
L
ti Hcbti'iiiM rh mj ii (
paftrd this n..niiii fj vi 1
Mom Ku. ti, aher Utt.K I
Oiarloh III remain a HvJilkJ
'rrh- iii tahii b hrr biwr)'
IB ifitarnat ll XV .,il )
' - - -01 pal
llUh.,ri, h r.j,v m
Juriot lh lsy, shj UaM
k.i
0iii1ek.
J hn K xmria, or,r nf 4
fc, la-auls ranch near Far
tlM U st CoriipUtr'l UliDilw
iliy, whici wnt orsr l kr
IKS' aor"- Jirw'.ly fair part
cin.i.ieriti( Uie pricioftsK
hit art I hie pi) rsr, tgidi
oyr I ) and ot.e In, I (out
J W. Corneiim, boot
I. HI II il l place, fursmi'
f t.irnelius. i in baa
lay. IU ha Ml acres, anal
t-rrj 12 500 for los l.srgtii
fter ha boiia-M He stiW
raised aa fine Winter failt
baa Ibis n.
J l Niii.ii. if TufLxli
heia K. J Lyons is ioca'at.
eil thrnueh the rilv HKdltl
i.u'i for 1IIUtiio.il, when kti
a hoiiieeteail. lis is a bmti
hi broUfj
kriosistt
K. RT
A. Niman. ih well
HilUlxi 0 man.
I)elri)t Attirtiet
ha rr,e no'.it's Iroz tW
fpreiua Court that Hi $'M
ItMin alT, 'in,l in tha tiiCfM
xecutim Martin J .uc'j. llr
goti Lit murderer
Harry A. Ivies, for jm
tha saaruil.l l.n.ineaa abort
and tim iiitreled in tbi K
Mill output, ra d utn lo hV
ynaterday Ui irnin. gUiD
ir ina rnglna.
J. W. Marshall anil Wils.
of J. V. Hawaii ami f.tuiljrJt
of J. W. Hawaii ami f.iuiljW
ral weeks, ,iepar.l lhiiil)
l.aiiramla. Leaving iura ,
will visit in Denver aril Tsitflj
for raturulng to their homH
menco.
U..'. I 1 ....I n
ru IP cieanrri nu preseou
pWaT,
ly. Alio suit lo order. AllK
guarntiml. Upelair. ' 1
iHiatiffice. AuBUei ttt lv
lor. m
A, C. Doralaon and halljjj
at Newjiort fur a vacstinri,,
animl by A. W. Dmelion. j
in nia i..flna ini I uruiiuivi
ii hdinit conducted by Karl Pi
ROD.
Will till well I.T t.e'y
-ii r ...
uin, or by ilia ut lurtoi
rot, f
j, Hill'K
ira, 0M )
fiKt. Peter Vaiideby
rat
Kouta 5,
M lla.k llilliii .r
aaa till 1 ' I ' m w1 J
hot alster, Mra Hath, Ut
wt-eka, departad fjr '"n
Tueadajr, and tfler a rbort '(
h re aud in Chicago, will
to her hiiina in Corlott, Mich. I
Cuatotuera at fcmmott Br
t a beaullful Chin DioD
f-re. Uee their windnw dlipW,
nil aeka them how you cm f
one I
I II Maiwell. who hnK
yard at Mountaindale. and 'f
Gardner, who will
traruner, who will return w v. -
I .1 1.1 a .1 il(lla Ufil
w., vxirvaiua, ior ine vriu" -were
Id from U.lrj CreBk,;
dv.
W n n...i. .bn hti M
baby, barrfoot bo. ballp!av
head of a family, beyond GIjJ
wan in town yeBterday,
handd lil, t.u l.l.-.l
" . m ni.u o IB 11 tniiur.
Juliua Rnhnmhnrir. who ii 1 . ,
lllnele bnai nisa nn v.fMt
Bon-Wiloox uilll, was in lb' '
yesterday.
from
Or
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an
fa
1 nil
lis
loir
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