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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1903)
Fancy ami i-tit griavaiiit J. A. Kn'inia. Mr. C. K. Jitury uhiiiiM! loo Htu ki) of oiticni lit Hmltlo Una wt-t-k Mr. John Mori-land w a 1u1 mux vUitur in Portland, Ttiewlay mill V'dii'lay. I.'hI: Black lent I iff cliatfli-in Img. Kindw Icavu lit IlilMmrn Imrmw hiHfil rc-eiv(i reward. J.lllll ll.tlnlllt, lflllwlNMCl.Nl v.s r. left ih'iii nioriiiutf, for Salctu, to take liia wtit in the ' riiifil Ilnu-m." Harvey llumdirwy, wUo lift lieen ia l'.KK'rn (n'Kn for the mat year, , U vinilinK with tils mi 'I tier Mr Mary Humphreya. Hy I'nrtcr, mm of Loron I'ortrr of Forest drove, diod of piicuiniinia af ter a short ill man. He wim Imricd WVJtiewlay at 10 a. rn. in the Nuilor cviiielery. Tho oli lint hod of W. K. Bin! h of Ilillilwim, lost hu ii'ft tlitmil I ml Wediieadny whlln Hplil'.lnir kindliri. Ir. Tainlcsio in trying to tcivo the anveri-d iii 'IiiImt lint ftrs it ia moli. The ). A. C. haskrt Imll defeated the University of Ocrgnn tim hy n score of .12 to 2, 1 iHt Friday night. Tin Uriivcraity -out elua-iod In every particular. The Lnitiea' Miesioiiury Society of tho C.Hinri'KHtionnl church will give an cntnrtainriinnt at the church on Wednesday evening, F.diruary "5th, instead ot Tuur-day evening, a lwrc tofure announced. . Mr. I'M Adk'uiH, mm of lr. J. K AdkifMof thiaeity, enlistoil Monday, at Portland in the, United Stiitra ,N.ivy. Klha-i Iwen aaaigiied to a cruiser which ia. now in that city, ani will noon anil for Seattle and Capo Nome. Tho Epworth League of the M. E. church will give an entertainment, consisting; of aonga, recitations', in Htrumetittla, etc., next Haturoay evening, at the church, in honor of George Washington's birthday. Ad luitM'um, 10 and 15 cents. ' , The Ritthliono-Winters of tlriacity gave a mirprlae to Mra. George Schul merich lat Tumtl.iy evening. A moat enj lyithlo evening was Hjiurit, anil olt'r light rcfreahnienta were Nerved all departed for their reaped ivs lioinw. ' Win. Minor, who ia working for the Kpaul'ling logging company cut hi foot last Monday, which will lay him up for Hcveral d.tya, Ir. F. A. lldlley waa called and found that the axe hud cut to the Iiouh and nevercd an artery; he tied up tho artery and Htitchcd up the wound. 1 . Mr. A. Gordon of Uleiicoo, had a aerioiH Hcciilent liwt Wednesday, lie and his hired help were reaming and the lioraca alarted suddenly, throwing Mr. Gordon to the ground; aa he (ell his left wide struck the corner of (he wagon lied anil fractured tw,i rilw, .lie also received other limine nl'Oiit the heailnud shouldera. Dr. F. A. liailey administer il to the iufortunatit man. A li't of llieapprnprialiona already provided for !y the preaent legisla ture, including those reiairted by the waya and menu committee, 4 as follows: L"isl:itive i.vwnwn and deficiency, t72,.rtS."i.72; exeeutivo and other atate departments, 9108,220; state MMial and other institutions, 9SI12.477; Npoelnl cliinis mid Imiihi Ilea, t .!,- 1. 10; lined niiuu.il appro prialions, '2(!2,00; portage railway, tlu,00i; Irt'wri nod Clark (Vntmihil, $500,000; construction "of hatohoriee; ttl,tNl;Vxperiment Htalmn lvislern Oregon, -'0,000; Stntn Ii'iard of HhmUIi, ItO.onO; Oregon lliatoriitil Sui'lety, t,m). Total, t.iJKfi.RHfi.Ki. Mr. lo ItulliH'k of 8lem,- and Mia J:ney Fovilerof I'lirlliind were inarrlol laat Sunday at the home of John Fowler, uncle of the hride, in Portland. Tlio ceremony was per forincd at 2:t p. in. hy Uov. Onrm ley of the (:hristian church of that city. lUolativea only, were pnwnt to witness tlit-t pretty lai-asion. . Mra. John Fowler, aunt of the hride, pre pared h grand spread to which all aat, with light hearts. Mr. and Mr.', Jltillock are hoth well known in this city, nnd their many irlcmls join .hands with the 1 N iki'Enifnt hi wishing them a happy voyage through life. S.rlein will he their future home. The ladioaof the G. 1. Club enter tained a nmntier of their frlenda at a Valentino party, Saturday evening, February 14!h, at tho home of Mis Gertrude Kendall. Thn room were la'autifully decorated with . -red atreameM and heartx, evergreen and the Club fliwcr, violet. A very pleaaant evening waa spent in play ing games, and rending valentimv, after which light refreshment were nerved. Among those prem-nt were the Mlswen Gertrude Kendall, Blanche Huston, Lciph vllntle, Krah Hoyt, Little lVter, Kula Hoy I, IVurl Grepar, and Lula Pal. iiMteer; Measw. Willia IreUnd, Hoy and Frank KeuiUI!, Fnrnlc and John Peter, Fred Kewell, Harold llobh, Gilliert Tilbury, (nan-nee Iloyt, Lloyil Sia'hren, Iren l'alina tee r anJ Oliver Huston. Mr. Henry Viliger, of California, bought a piece of property of Mrs. Jaue Hiuith, of Forwt Grove. ailuated near tho Pacillo Coa.-t eon- denscd milk factory, and will begin about April the const met ion of a tlire-tory hotel building, coNting not liw limn f,(MNl. Mr. Villlger U MHiaint.Hl witlr the promoters of tins miU flit, rprise and knows w h it it nu hii t tliis commuriily, arid lie desire lo lte oo the ground II air in readineat to meet and lake advtnl.igft. of the dem'aiida that he can aee in the near future will l required by an industry that will employ In a few months, 200 bands, with a pay toll of f.10,000 a month, including labor and lor milk furnish ed. The hotel w ill tt so arranged th:it a portion of the lower part can te used for a grocery atoro and a poolroom.. ,'A bar whero intoxicat ing liipiora cm be Bold as a beverage, can also la run In connection with the hotel, since' the law Hoe not apply which reada "that liipiora of tills cliiss can i aold aa atatcd," if sold it mile fi'om -a college, unle? a a clause in the deed prohinits, aa it ia rno and oun-fourth milea to the hotel site, and 1.4 outside of the cor poration, of Foreat Grove. The following named teachi t re cesveii o'rtifli'atrH at tho examina tion helil at Fori st. Grove laat woek : Fir-t Grade . O. E Jackson, Hill, horr; Ilalph L. Wtinn, Oedur Mill; Lawrence Dixon, . Frank Drigga, CoriiPliua; Cheairr Fletcher, Gala Crl-ek; Mrs. S. J. Hiffcty, Mountain I)lfj Aguea Vaughn, Middleton Second O'rartr; Lou C. Klarrr tt, liil Icy; Mario Rtae.hr, Gractt lirown, Forest Grove; Annie Newman, E, J. Shotwcll, Gaston; John Nice, Hilla- boro; Maude Dant, ReedvilJr; Alice L. Fay, Corneliu-; EIIV? O.rlbreath, Tualitin.s Third Grade: .Laura Day, Maude Hykea, Nellie Hall, Foreat Grove; Ivy Peteraon, Ethel Plowman, Hill.sboro; D.ira Johnson, Itilelgb; Birda Guenther, Djwey; Georfio Ci'lahan, G.iaton; Jamea Kor'bcr, Rcholls. . Otto Kraus, of Cornoliua, received a nufflcient grade for a third grade certificate, but did not receive it, because he lacked a few weeka of being eighteen year of age. lie will he granted a crrnneate as noon as he reaches the required age. Forty-one appticai t took t he examination, fourteen o f whom failed. The ladies'. Missionary Society of th! Congregational church - will give an entertainment at the church, on Wednesday evening, F'ehruary 2.1111. The following program.will pe given : Voluntary , Prayer . Vocal Solo ,. .....".... Instrumental H ilo Hesitation Vocal Holo Missionary "Dialogne". , Ladii'flof theC'hurch Admistiion 10 wnts The ministers of this city have joined together and formed a "minis terial union." Tho meeting was called Tue-nlay. those present licing, li 'V. jiinm 'rinanof tiie M. E. church; K'Mr. ltohinson, Preaby U'rian; Itev. Adams, Congregational; Itev.. Day, ll.iplist, and llev. IMie. Hov. Itob insoii was elect-d prcsiileiif, and Hev.. Day, aecretary. A committee was appointeil to draw up by-lawn, and the next meeting will be held in life First Baptist church, March 2nd. Tho daughter of W. I Smith of this city was fearfully burned last week. The little child was playing in the lire-place and her. clothes caught fire. Dr. . P. Taniiii was called and did nil that could lo done to .relieve the liUle NUfTerer. The doctor Informs us that the child will get well but he expoi'ts the skin will hav. to ho grafted. A iiKK-ting of the council of Port land was hcl I Monday night in order to hear protests fiotu the residents of the streets on which the Portland WilMinro electric line is to be built. The protests were t'Jked over infor mally, but no action was taken, mi tho matter so far as the rorrte is concerned, is about where it stood 18 months ago. 'Mr. Fn il lleidel, w ho has been In and about I.ikeview, Southern Ore gon, for some time, arrived home last Tiiesdiy. .He cttmn via The Dalles, and was obliged to make a J'Uirncy of 3."i0 miles on horseback to reach The DaIIcs. Fred says he is hometohtay, Hiidth.it Well foot is a splendid country to come back to. It is reported that llillsboro Is to have a new brick business house c mi ip need imn. Every tenable busira-ss house in the cify is occupied and more substantial brick buildings are badly needed and would suruly be a no nl investmeriL H "port has it t'lat the above mentionel brick is to he built adjoining II. Wchrung A 81ns'. Alfred C.Gilbert, of raclflf Univer sity ih'feuteil Edgar Frank,' champion featherweight wrestler of Multnomah Athletic Club, thus himself becoming the champion. Gillerts victory was due to his superior strength and skill. Young Gilbert also holds tho world's record in the long dive. Dried and evaporated fruit J. A. KrcroU. ' v Fresh fruits and vegetable J. A. kremis. Field and garden aaeda J. A. Kremis, 1 " Mr, York, of Iteedville, waa a llillslNiro visitor yesterday, Mr. C. E. Ivikrnan, of Iteaverton, was in HHUhoro yesterday, on bust lieas. Anna Council, of this city, visited frienda arid relative In Portland this week. STwo nephews of Wiu Miller from tjucbec, Canada, are visiting relatives in Heedville. Mis Mary Sewell U down with scarlet fever. At last accounta she was doing nicely. Miss Bessie Hspplugtou and her little sUter are confined to their bed with scarlet fever. Mrs. Auua Buchauou who aold her store last November to William Miller, has gone to Canada to reside. The farmers about llillsboro are plowing on the higher ground, this week. The flue weather affords much progress In this line. Mrs C. E.. Delkruan of Beaverton, last Wednesday fell and hurt her kmn and yesterday railed on Dr. Tamiesie for medical aid. She re turned home last night. Mr. Hughes had the opportunity of disposing of his merchantile inter ests at Jefferson at an advantage. He did an, and now he is free to make another move. The K, Pa. ot llillsboro visltod their brothers of Forest Grove last night. The invasion was the anni versary of the Foreat Grove lodge. A largii nu natter of Knight celebrat ed the occasion. Master Frank Fraxier, nephew of Mrs. J. W. H well, died last Sunday of scarlet fever. His father and mother will arrive, from Mexico Saturday and it Is expected that the remains will be lakeu to La Grande for interment. ' . President ot the Senate Brow oil appointed Senators Kuykendall, Car ter, Croisan and Wehrung to serve with himself oil the part of the sea- ate on the joint committee to receive and entertain the President of the United States when he visits Oregon. Messrs. E. B. Sappington and J. Northrop took W. Orcar Herman, of Buxton, to thn asylum for the Insane ut Salem, lact Monday, Mr. Sap pington returned Wednesday, but Mr. Northrop will look after some business interests before he returns. Tho funeral of Jacob U. Miller who died r.t his home In Cornelius last Friday, aged GG, oecured under the direction of the G. A. It. Post of Forest Grove, last Monday. Mr. Miller was horn in Germany but came to Washington county in 1887, where he has couducted a hotel ever si nee. A wife and family sur vive him. "' At the Congregational church next Sunday, the pastor," Ilo v. 11. H. Kennedy, wljl preach at 11a.m. and 7:110 p. m. Subject of morning sermon will lie ' Religion on False Pretenses," amf of the evening, "Huskies Seven Limps of Architec ture," the principles of character building. This will lie the last ser mon in the scries on Ltssoiis from Great B siks. Sunday School at Jo a. in. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m. Ileedvllle has the largest school library in tee county. It consists of U20 cloth hound volumes and over 200 other volumes. All this has been acquired within the past year. A good showing, and let us hear of others following Heed ville'i example, It is a fine accomplishment to be able to eejoy reading, and this ia l abit to a great extent which cu only be had by beginning to read at an eaily t'OIIBT HOUSE. PROBATE. . Guardianship, Katherina M Ther- csin, minor, John Stribrich appointed guardian with taOO bonds. Guardianship, Sarah Holcnmh, mi -or. Guardian's report and ac count approved. Est Chaa W. Smith, deed, admin istratrix authorized to sell property at private sale. E-4 K'ibt. Jmhrle, deed, lease of hnpyard approved. E-t A. G. Anderson, deed, tinal resrt filed and estate closed of record. Est George G. Alexander, deed, final account Bled and March 30th, net for final hearing. Guardianship W. L, Curtis, feeble minded, guardian anthemed to nor row money. Est Fred Matlhtcs, deed, appraisers of said (state appointed. Guardianship of Helwig, llinhnld and Hilda Mat thies, minors, guar- aian ami his bondsmen released ami the guardianship closed. MARRIAttB l.K'BNSK. Marriage license were issued Feb. 14'h, to Thomas M. Hsynes 24, and Iiura E. Adams IS; Feb. 17th, to O. P. Thompson 28, and EJylhe Glass 21. TheOregoii Condensed Milk Com pany of hlch Dr. J. P. Tamiesie Is presidcot, is desirous of enlarging their plant for they already have more orders lb in they ran All. The doctor would like to put lu a 173,000 plant but tills he cannot do unless he has the co oiMiralion of the farmers. He ptoiMXes to have the farmers take stock arid pay for it either by rash, but more preferably by furnish ing cows, this will guarantee the milk which will he required to run the plant. A pUut of this klu'd should have from ISO ,000 to 200,000 pounds of milk a d y aud the stork to furnish this In a radius of five mile would enrkh llillsboro a great deal. It is suggested by some that Hillshnro should luruish a suitable piece of ground for the plant, but Dr. Tameisie says If his Ideas are carried into effect the stock holders can have the plant at the place they may decide but of. course it would be more preferable on the rail-road. Dr. Tamiesie has an agreement with the company of which bo bought his machinery that ho can put in a larger plant within a year and a half and turn in his old machinery for larger without loss. Itseeius to the Inde pendent that thcjfa'mersand people hero should aaake and not let this opportunity pass for its business. If the plant U enlarged It will make its own cans, thus employ lug a large force of men. Just stop and think what it would mean to llillsboro to j have a pay roll of 150 or 200 men, and the farmers for Ave miles rail i us I receiving $100 and more every mouth. Our population would Increase doubtless In two years. Of course this plant will Increase to this proposed capacity lu ten years but we see an opportunity now; the company can't fill its orders; it manufactures a product that does not sKll. A large plant could furnish cretin to Alaska, Hononlula, and countries on the other side of the Pacific. A guarantee of 10 per cent on money jn vested will be given. Dr.Tameisie will not make anymore by Increasing the plant lor he will be on an equal fooling - with every farmer drawing his dividend in proportion Jo the number of cows he keeps. Now farmers put your shoulder to the wheel and enjoy a little prosperity. . The West Side & Surburban Rail way Company advanced a step In its path to the long sought for city franchise. By an ordinance intro duced by Zimmerman the company Is granted the right of way on First street from JilTcrsui to Couch, to Twelfth, to Marshall, to Twenty fifth, to li vt j y, thence west to the Cornell road, to Twenty-ninth, to Quimhy, to Thirly-llrst across Fall from Quimhy to Pettygrove, to the Cornell road, thence west of St. Vin cent's Hospital, along Melinila, Ade laide, El ward, Jeiriy mid Shaltuck avenues and Linden, Filbert, Cros, Ceilar, Ariel, Sutler, Alexander and Juniper Htreets, King's Heights, aloDg the 'mountain slope and the highway which In an extension of Irving avenue to Wood's Addition and acroi-s Irving and Gibson ave nues to the city boundary. A peti tion from property-owners in the First Ward was presented asking that If a franchise were granted It be along Marshal street from the city boundary to Twelfth, t'J Couch, to First and thence to Madisuo. . Ex City Attorney L ing, wtu) appeared for the company, said "hat the ob ject of the petition was to keep the railway off Lovf-joy street. The pro tests ol tho property-owners was un warranted, as the company would occupy only a small part of the street and that .only in order to reduce the grade In making the ascent of the hills. The ordinance was referred to the street committee. TbePortlaud Cingregational Min isterial Association held its monthly meeting at Pacini University last Monday. Tho members of the association, which consists of the Congregational pastors of Portland and Oregon City and surrounding towns, went to Forest Grove and spent the cntirnday at Pacific Univer sity. Several recitation periods wero given over to tho visitors, a number' of whom made short addresses before the students. Among those who spoke were Hev. S. A. Arnold, of Clackamas; Rev. D. THE OLD RELIABLE Absolutely Pure THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE. B. G y,fSylvai ; Hev. J. J. Mm'-, of the Hunnyside Church, Portland, and Kv. E. S. Bollinger, of Oregon City. Most all ot tltene minister are old friends of Pacific University soaie having attended aehisil there, ami nearly all spoke of their connec tion with the University in the pant. The closing address was imtde -tiy Hev. E. L. House, of the First Churc-h, Portland, who spoke of the Import Slice which Cisigregational schools have had sorting the educational institution of the country, citing Haivard and Yale, which were founded as 'Congregational colleges. At 1 o'clock the association held Its meeting in the school .Christian Association rooms, and the remainder of the day was spent visiting the various classes duriug their recitations The best physic. "Once tried an you will always use Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets," says William A. G.lrard, Pease, Vt. These Tablets are the mod reliable and most pleasant cathartic In use, For sale by Delta Drug Store. BUUN. Feb. IGth to the wife of John Kef. Br, of Glencoe, a son. Feb. IGth to the wife of A. Keen- man, of Bethany, a girl. I . Feb. 10th, to the wifo of Harvey Dince, of Laurel, a son. Feb. 17th, to the wife of George H. Bagley, of Hlilsboro, a girl. ( Feb. 8th, to the wife of Peroey Allison, of llillsboro, a boy. Feb. 16th, to the wife of Duncan Mclnnls, of Farrnington, a boy. Feb. 10. h, to the wife ot A." Heck- man, of Bethany, a girl. . Feb. 10 h, to the wife- of Harvey White, of Laure'l, a son. . CITY COUNCIL. Bill of C. H. Morgan for I4H.75 for extra help ordered paid. An amendment to ordinance to re quire superintendent to give $1600 bonds was passed. Ordered that patrons notify super intendent when desirous of increas ing candle power. O. G. Wilkes waa appointed super intendent. Council adjourned to meet next Tuesday evening. AdtnlubttraUr'f Jiotlce. Tha nnjemlcned has been, ttv the County Conrt of Washington Comity, Oregon, duly appointed administrator of tua KstRMor Ai , a, uoiiki, uaceuseit. All persons liavin cluinis iKHiimt said entitle are requested to present tlieni tomewitti froer vouchers at the lw oflioe of 8. II. I union in llillslioro, Oregon, within sx months from thin dale, this r'rb. tn, U'Xl. . w. IIDY, Administrator of the Kstnto ol M. A. Donks, deceased. Nil Kill VP NALI BY VIKTUS OP AN KXKOlTriON, Pecree and Order of Sale, ids.lrd out ol the Circuit Court oMheHtuto of Oregon, for WaMiniKlon County, in favor or Klla Huston aiid again"! It. H. Ilnllruhn-k tor Hie Bum nf cost-t. and for the furtlii-r sum of of 1 1 00 U. H.Kotil t-oin, with interest thereon st the rale ol 10 ier rent per annum from 1 1 !th dtiy of August llfMi and with interest, thereon at li per cent per annum from Kov. Hi, IHU2 suit lor the cost slid expenses of sale and of raid writ. Now, therrfoie, by virtno and in persu slice of said indinnent. decree sn4 order ol aatd sale, 1 will, on Monday the 2d duy of March 1MUB, st the soufhioor or toe Uoiirt House in llilistiom. Wnnhinirton Conntr, (Irwon, at the hour ot-10 o'clock a. m , ol saiii dav. sell at public auction Ut the JokIi- est bidder for rsxh, tho following descritied real property, to wit: I Jin east ol me Mouth west H ot sei-tion 21 I 3 N K 4 W o Will. Mer. all in Washington 'oun I v. Oregon, to satisfy the hereinbefore nuiiied sums, and fr the costs anil expenses of said sale. Bald Drooertv will be soil stilnert to re demption as par statute of Oregon. witness my nana mis tihu unr .lumi nary, l'Jo-J. j. H.Btn e. 1. 1 HherifT of Washington Conntv. On-gon S. B. licsTO. attorney for plainlitr. 41 Neled Prpaal Aaked. Sealed nronosals will be received bv the County (kimmissioiiers, st their court room. Alarm t, iw, up to t o ciock p. in., for furnishinir board lor all IWaaliini'ton conntr nnsoners in the countv inif. tor the period of one year from the time of entering into contract. 1 lie successiui bidder must enter into bonds in tlie saiu of tJUO tor faithful performance ol contract. i.. A. kihjii, bounty jtmge. By order of Commissioners' Court, bated at Hillshoro, Or., Jan. it, lixVi. Kxerntrs' Male of Ileal Katate Notice is herebr riven that In DUrananee of an order n tlie county court ol tne blate of Oregou for Woeco county, made on -i u.l. .1.. ... vi - t. m U, ',11 It U J W . HI QILII, . i ' . Hill. If. .11 J I It ance with the provisions of the wilt here iualter mentioned, the rndersigned, ex ecutor of the will ol Mary J. Attwell. deceased, will on Saturday the 21st day of Keliruary i:, at tbe court House door in Uillsboro, Washington County, Ongon. sell to the highest bidder tor cash in hand the fol'owing described real estate, to-wit: IjoXh 7 and a in block 17 In West rnrtlanti Heights in Washington County, Oregon Dated this bHli dav of January V.fXi, J. r ATTWKI.b and J. W. ATTWKItl. - Exrcutors of the will of Mary J. Attwell, deceased. Adatlalntrator's) Xotlre. notice ia nrn-nj p;iTin mm in nmn signed adiuintstrator of tlie estate of John li, bd rick, deceased, by virtue of an or der and decree of tne County Court of Washington County. Oregon made and en tered on December list, 1SU4, will sell at poblie sale, on Saturday the 21st duy of February , 19U1, to the highest bidder the following aeacnoea rt-ni esvaie, hthh. iub w H of t he n H of Bection 'At, 1 1 s r 8 w of the Willamette Meridian in Washing ton County, Oregon, containing Ml acre, mors or less. ..... Terms of sale: Onc-ti.lrd of the pur chase price, cash in band, one-third iu one year, and the balance in two yean. De ferred pnywent to draw Interest at the rate of S per cent, per annum to be secured by mortgage on the land sold. Convey ance t be at tb expense of the porchasre. W. D. Woon, Administrator of the Estate ot John D Lrdi ick, deceased. EE SNAPS El AT ioyis' MM Slope 1 tz Woolen Underwear tz Cotton Fleece Lined EE Woolen Hose EE Circular Shawls EE Flannel Shirts All solus at in let's that defy any place. ou earth. Hoyts' Racket Store Hatlce of Settlement of Fluid Arceuut. N'otice ia herohv given that thn under signed adiiiinistrutor of t he estate of I ieorge U AloxsllUttr. liuceiuieu na, niicii nu ministrator, tiled his tinal account and re p.it in the county court ol the state of Oregon, for Washington Countv. and Hint Monday tlie UDlh day of March. A. IK l'.U'i, ut the hour of 10 oc lock in Cm forenoou of said duy, at the court room of said county (VH-rt. at liillshoro, m said countv of Washington, State of Oregon, has been dulv aiHinted uud lixed liy the Judge of said court as the ti ne and lace lor the hearing of objections to mid linal account and rtp irt, and the sett emeiit thereof. Dutcd February J8th ltK. It. I. Katon, Administrator of the estate ol Oeorge (h Alexander, deceased. 40-46 llorsies) 'Wanled. The old reliable business tlrin, the Belit tle Auction and Bale Stables, Inc., which holds special auction sales every day mid regular weekly suctions every Friday, -eceive horsee, 1 to 100, on consignment an! sdvance all shiping charges, and sell on commission or wl 1 buy your horses outright. If yu ""X number ol horses you wish to diipose of at bi at'.lc market price, no matter how far you art from .he city, write us full description, and we will let you know what the prices arc and how they are selling. All corres pondence promptly answered. N. T. Jolliffe, Mgr. M.J. Walker, Auct. 1212 Western Ave . Seattle. Wash. 35 3U HOW'S THIS? We oiler Ono II unci tint Dollars Reward for any cne of catarrh that cannot be cur e I by Hull's I'aturrh Cure. K. J. CHUNKY A Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known i'. J. Cheney for the Inst lit yoirH, and believe lii.it perfectly honorable in nil business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their linn. West Truax, Wholesale! Druggfts. To ledo, O., Walding, Kinnan V Marvin, Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, O Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly spoil the blood urid mu cous surfaces ot the system. Testimon ials sent free. I'rice 75c per bottle. Sold by a I druggiHts. Hall's family Pills a a the best. Notice of 4iprdlan Sale ol' ICenl l'rocrtj. VOTICK 18 HERKIir OIVKV. THAT l whereas, an order was mudn and en tered on tlie 2-th day of Januuiy, !'., in the eounty court of the State of Oregon, for Marion Coiinly, in tlie matter of the guardianship of LaKonda Mott I'ierce, a minor, authorising and directing the un-l.-rn'i'iied to sell at nuhlic auction, for ca.th in hand, all the right, title and interest of tlie atoiesaid minor, in ami to trie muowing desc ihed .real proierly, situated in the Comity of Washington, State of Oregon, and desciihrd as follows to-wit: Keginuingat ihe southeast corner of the Horace and Marilda I'arsons Donation Land Claim No 40 T 1 8 li 4 W of Will. Mer. and running thence north M' went on east boundary of Slid claim '21 .'.) chains to th J southeast corner of a tract of laud conveyed by tlie est of J. O. Tierce, deed, to Jacob Wismer by deed recorded in Vol. "" of deed page-!!; thencj west 27 07 chains; tiience sonth 14.43 chains; thence west 4T..14 chains more or leu to the wet boniulary ol sa d D. L. C. ; thence south l" 1 ' east on said claim line to the w cor ner of said D. h- C; thence sontli fin" east 34 chains to angular corner on south houn .!. i.fuii.1 i-liiiiii: tbence north I4i!4wen.st 47jchains, to hice of iM-giiininr. riecoml tract. Heginnim; on the south line of section II llUlilW ..eiiuins mm o the sonthweU corner of said section II; thence in a line directlv toward tlie smith eait corner of tbe W. U. Carpenter l. I. i '. ilXichaln aiore or less to a point due west or the southwest comer of a tract ol hind conveyed by tlie estate of J. O. I'ierce deed to Jacob W ismer by deed recorded in Book "Y" of deeds pag" ftia, lieenrd of lieeds for Washington County. Oregon; thence to tin west line of snul I'arsous l. h, C. ; thence soutli 1" 16' eatd on saitl l line to tlie soulhwct corner of said cl inn ; thence west 4 chains to the place of beginning. Now therefore, pursuant to said order. 1 will, on Suturday tlie th duy ol February. I'JU'.-at the south door of the court house in Hillsnorn, Watbinvton t ountv, Oregon at the hour of ten o clock in the loienooii of said dny.fieli fur cash In. hand to the highest bidder, all of tne right, title and interest of the s id ItRonda Mott I'ierce. in and to all the real property above des cribe!. Suid sale s ill be msde and Bald proierty be sold subject to confirmation, by the rai-i county court of the State of Oruiron for Marion countv. M lines my hand and sell hereto act thisiHth day of January . I'O I. MA TtlF. A. AUXOI.ir, Un irdian of the person a d estate cl I.a- Konda Molt Fierce, a nn:ior. g. It. tongue. ' At tor my for Guardian 41 AdmiuMrator' Notice. Notice Id hereliv irlvitn 4liU l.a .l . j -- . ' i j. . . i - signed was on the 5lh day of February, !I13. tiv tlie Cnunlv linr .,r Ik. ui.,.. .v tJregon, lor Waahi'igtun County, uppoint- cuaiiiiiiiinuuiuriii tne estute oi i iios.il. Tonima. Hiv-iimmI All ,A..n.iu " j i iiu in iiafiii cluinis aguiust said estate are requested to present the same a' the law otlice of the undersigned in llillsboro, Washington ""j vit-uii, w tioiii mm monius irom o iimu nereoi. iintea at llillsboro, Washington f 'ctrnitv llr.... iki. nth .).. of February, A. JJ 1UUJ. . ' K. 11. TON0UK, AillnilliHtnitOft ,r I li u mu. .. '1-1.. .u ir ........ w, lit. W1IUI. VI .UWi Ul longiie, deceased. Administratrix Notlee, Notice is hcrcbr given that the ander sirTiied was on the l Jth day of February, 1'")!, iy the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington County, appoint ed silminititr&trix of the estate of Churlea W. Smith, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby re liicsted and uotilied to present the same to uiu at the luw otlice of 10, it. Tongue in Hillshoro, Oregon,, within six months from tlio date hereof. Hated at Hi Isboro, Washington County, Oregon, this lxih duy ot Fein uary, l'.sn. JOS1E W. SMITH, Administratrix of the estate of Charles V. Smith, deceased. K. 11 Tongue, Attorney for Administratrix. Administratrix Notice. Notice is hereby given that tho under signed has been by the county court ol the Slute of Oregon, lor Washington County, duly unpointed adiuliiiiitrutrix of tlie estute of Charles W. Smith, deceased, and that sho has duly qualitied nnd entered upon the discharge of her duties as such administratrix. All persons therefore having claims aguinrt the said estu'e are hurcby required to present the same to the undersigned administratrix at the law otlice of J-;. 11. '1'ougue, iu llillsboro, Ore gon, together with proper vouchers, with in six months from this date. Hated at Hillt-boro, Oregon, Fein uary l'.nh liiut. Jonio W. Smith, Admlnistrairix of tlie estate ofCharloi W. Smith, deceased. 40- 45 - K. B. Tongue, Attorney for administrix. Yi nngton, Nevada, Oct, ), lli-'. Df. C. A. Perrin, Helens, Mont., Dear Sir: I have nearly finished I ho former tmttln and am perlectly well. My npictile it) gowl, have .'allied 10 ajiinds in weight anil i-el like a new lease ol lito was giv en mo' One of the liottlea I sen. I lor this time is for a friend and the other for myself as I do not intend lu he without it. My esse was one most physicians would have pro nounced incurable ery truly, - T. K. 1IAKUIS. IB rV. 1'i 'J3HI3IN Tll.l.lll l!V & U If I TL AW Props. Central Meat Market, , llillsboro. All kimtn of fresh ami cured meats for sale. llli IIKsT market price paid for hnti'hcrs' stock. KI'-I'-SII FISH on Fridays and Saturday Thi sinstnr Is on every has of tbe (eweta Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tabieu tke reasedy tbat eaurea a la. Seeds m J nml mtitknT who Iihb m 1 3 ii'i"4isfrtnvtinnK. It I I r w fwti t tin j a lifiu mi re ff f'T b'mrfr arul rii a 9, rat CM CM-nlsTn. IVIHt4Aiiinl 1 -7 iMti fW to;t ftiiii-aiiu f J ' O. M. FIRHV A CO. B f Diroitv ddlch. I 1
