Pried and evaporatta! fruits J. A.
Kri'Uiitt.
Freeh fruits and vegetable J. A.
Kn mis.
M-r business liuur.cn tLre itueded
in Hill-boro. Who it pr 'paring to
I uilu?
lr. F.J. IJ.iihy has rented the I'ord
iiiiiHU" "ii Third Html and will he
nt liouif! there ut.er ttiis wwlt.
The new rmif In tliu 1 kum build
ing In 1'orllriii'l was tiui-died in. ti un
to protect the interior, during the
i-tin of this) week.
Tliu supply of niuell Uili fioin th?
Columbia 1 ample. 'l'h KcitMon ha
been longer tlinu usual, from Hoc 1,
to now with the floi-e to be later.
The matter in conlroverny In tweoil
tho heirs of the Hubert Inibrio estate
ha been nettled out of court, where
fore further consideration in din-
lllisrtcd.
Mesnrs Cornelius. A Lyon have
lltteil up a real eatnto ollioo in the.
Jackson IxiiMiu on Main Htreet
oppot-ito Iho Tuaiitlil Hotel. They
h V' land bargains lixtt d.
Tin changeable weather of the
past wee k Iirh iieou the ihu oftjuile
a number of new cases of In grippe.
Miss (lertrmle Dom-lson is rcjxirud
to Ixt quite ill Willi that malady.
Tho change i" thu county rond
entering the Kouthcatcrii pHrt of
Ilillsboro from Iletlvillo, purine
through II. Wohrung's la"1' "l"t
lccn Hban loned, ut least fur Hit
present.
Mr. Win. Nelson 1ms Kohl hi
farm of 70 acres receiving about $80
per acres. The place was a part of
Iho J -miii! Under donation. It is
well unproved and as handsome a
trai t us there is in the tiiunly. It Is
nix miles from Jlillshoro ami twelve
from I'orthinil.
Home rorlhind people are Incoming
qui to as min'li aroused on wo 'f
HillsUoro because tho Hillsbororort
laud trolly lino is held up. A special
meeting of the 1 .irtlrtnd council is to
Ik) held today, to consider Iho matter
and it is undcrt od that n 1 1 iItf-loro
delegation Is to he pnwr.t. What
can they do? Look on and wo how
not to do what Is wauled.
The Soul hern Pacific Company has
withdrawn its school tickets' from
the Hillnhnro nlli.-c, and ut present Is
not silling coiiiiiiulalion trattsportn
tion to llillshoro Undents intending
college at Torest drove. No reason
N given for this and it is not known
whether or not the company declines
this business, or whether transporta
tion under Mtine 'ithcr form will U
tillered lo the public.
ttlicriir Newell, as tax collector,
received thu tx roll last Tuesday,
wheiein he is churned with:
Htate, county, school la.x...Sl,f.r8 19
Special M-ho.il lax 9
Uoad lax 11,171 8.1
City t ix 3.5M 47
lV.lltax 1,050 (M)
Total l 10,11X1 10
Of this sum 7IKMI was collected 1 1
llrst day.
Tuesday was an unfortunate-, day
for l'ortUnd, the liih winds of the
early morning tangled electric light
and tclephoiiH wires, producing short
circuits. These were the origins of
several destructive fires. A little
Inter an incendiary set flro to ouo of
Portland's largest do ks and wure
hi)us;s on the east side of the river.
This with it coi.fntsof wh.'al and
Mill wa burned causing a loss of
fi'00,001). The suppmed llrelva was
soon but escaped arrest. The need
of a lire boat was felt. Had such rn
engine Is-en In commission, It would
have paid for it-wl fat that one lire.
After the dry weather of the past
month, the storm of Tuesday seemed
wet. Hut wet as it was it is to la
preferred before kiiow. Had tho
same amount of water fallen in the
alutpo of snow, sireels would have
leii Mocked, roads would have been
blockaded and trains would have
remained Idle in the depot heds. A
it was everyone was able to get out.
The mails wer lime, and business
progressed as imml. Of course mil.
broils wer ii evidence, but under
their hoi tor and within the protect
ing folds of an oil skin coal one com
ollod to ls out, was both dry and
warm.
M. Patton, manager of the Itase
Line Lumts r Co., was in town on
Tuesday la-1, but in a hurry to get
way anil up Scoirgln nvk ho as t )
take advantage of the high water
which lhr heavy rain of that day
assured. His Company hns 700,000
feet of logs In Noggin and Hales
cri-ks which mul ls 11 wt'd into
the 1'u dilln at Ibis ll iinI and taken
lo their mill fit Corneliu-. 1 his mill
is now iilxuit leady to make linoNer.
It is Ii cUd on Hie l ai k of Ihe i ual
It in just south of Cornclitn. It is
the intention of the company to run
H sidetrai'k at Com lius t the mill.
This will l-e aUut a half mile long,
and. will fiirni-.h room for piling
lumber by the bide of the track.
A large sum of money has already
Iss'ii spent at the new mill, and
lUcre U mure l follow.
A tne'inber of the htrect committee
who h.u carefully cstiiualed thu cost
ot plunking thu street', rinds thbt
till) for material and labor will build
roadway pant a bliak of -IU0 feet.
I'roperty owners, therefore would
be asi"sod l:i 75 per lot of 100 feet.
Wo can HlTotd jt. Lvt year we
ripent f-'J0 for ce.tnpiling and print-
Ilia 'iUrluii" ijercriplive of our
recourse and proserity, I to ml
crauts U us iiiducHl to come here
detlaro wo wore not i-inct-re in our
rlaim f.ir rot.pciity, for if we were
priupcruus wo would have better
atreeta. Hut not having the streets
our prosperity la not apparent, and
If we ar n I rosp-ious our resources
are not what we, in that phamphlet,
Mhl wo hi'.il. The I.nuki-kndknt
titers (hut several Investors departed
from our midst and shook the roud
from their feet after Inspecting our
stack methods of street maintaiuance.
The Kxecutivo committee of the
Wasldugtou county Bmiday SchiKl
Association met last Tuesday in the
M. V. church of this place and plan
od the program for the annual meet-
lug, ' June 4th, next.- Owing to its
being a, stormy day tho attendance
wiw not large, tin re being present,
ItfV. 1'. (kirran of Forest Urove,
l'res, Mr. K. X. Harding 6f (laslon,
V'iee l'res, Mrs. KIIz imhrie, cor
responding , aecretnry. Mr. K. X.
Harding was delegate to attend the
State H. H. Convention which meet
in May. Tho ou'look for ti e county
meeting In pleudit and the entire
A. H. work It- very promising.
f Comfortable dwelling houses aie
not to ho hid in IlillslHro,- and
there must bo noma building done
this summer. There are many
desirable building lots, and it only
requires enterprise to cover them
with residencea that will at once bo
tilled. IIiihIiicm block are also in
demand. The Hilluboro market on
Main tdreet has to find new quarters.
A brick building iadi-sircd but in its
absence Messrs Tilbury A Whitlaw
have to content themselves with the
wooden htruclurn on Main street
npphitetho Delta drugstore.
The sinx't committee reported to
tae council that bids for street lumber
2 by 12 Inches 11! feel long, had been
received from Iho following milb:
John-on lliolhers f7.7.r, l'ge &
F.nnis f'.MHl, Keed A Nelson 8.7.r,
llollentieck !t.00, Thomas l,umla'r
comp.itiy tS.2r. Those bids are for
lumls-r delivered on the htreets ol
the city. When the hauling Is
considered, the bids nro very near
together. Tho council directed the
committee to contract with Johnson
Itros. at $7.75 per thousand feet.
Perry and John Abbott, suns of
our tow nsman, fc. l. auimiii, who
for tho past three yours havo held
positions iu Portland, are now in
Han Francisco, Cal. l'erry naa a
splemnd situation as salesman and
collector In a wholesale harness estab
lishment, and John is working in
tho drapery department of a large
department stor.e. They write their
father that they are well pleased
with their situations and expect lo
remain permanently in 'Frisco.
Ira CampU ll, of Kugene, cousin of
our Ed Luce, hu severed his con
nection with tins Eugene Guard
which ho founded about twenty
years ago, because of an iilncss which
ovcrtwk him atout a year ago. Mr.
Campliell is somewhat improved in
hca'th since the first attack but he Is
yet far from being n well man. Mr.
CampU II learned his tr nle In this
office and Is considered ono of our
boys.
Tho Cotleo Club met Saturday,
March 7lh, nt thu Commercial Club
rooms, and held Iheir nununl elec
tion of olliucrs. The following ofU
rers were elceled: President, Mrs.
Jus. Ijamkin: Vice President, Mrs.
J. A. Imhrie; Secretary, Mrs. C. W.
Itedmnnd; Treasurer, .Mrs. U. U.
(lard nor.
A letter received yesterday from
W. L. Havis slated that Ik intended
to Ftart home on moron, inaiani.
He brings with him two perehernn
horMs ore u dark grey and the other
a dappled grey. They welgli mini
ls:,il n-so.-cliv.-lv. Mr. Iivis Is due
toarnv home next week.
Tw ii ch. s ol snow Is what Port
land ieoplo wresttiil with in Port
loi.l on Wednesilav morning. I
did not stop str.N-t cifr trilli', but
scrioti-tly Interf- rreil. We had no
snow here.
A. J. Kr.-mis. Ihe Second street
grocer received two chests of lea this
wei k ilin et from Japan. He had
tho satUl 'act ion of o ning Hie nrigi
nt: cheis here.
I.Mlrlppo is about. Hn. H. II-
lliiMoo has been confined lo his
r.w.m tw o s. J .urn ( ave has a
worse attack and Is-not yet nut.
Mr. ('ii.irl.-s Piir.hn returned last
Saturday from a tmir through Wash
im?ton and Idaho es advance man
for a theatrical company.
Shorthimt student's wanted, lessons
iriion lV l"a:l at Hlil.ienis noun-.
Addres-s (i. P.. llirdin, Fons-t drove
( Iregon.
Fancy nnd staple groorio3 J. A.
KtfiuU.
J. A.
Field and garden
Kreiuls.
seeds J. A.
Mr. Klwood
visited friends
duuday.
Wildes and
In UilUboro
wife
last
Found : Artisan lodge pin. Owner
may have ssine by falling at this of-IIl-c-
and paying for this notice.
E. L. McCormlc has at his store
skilled machinist who will take care
of all crippled Mcycles that are
brought to him.
Wedding Invitations are out
announcing tho marriage of Miss
Ilerulce Latham and John Dobbins,
on Wednesday March 2oth.
Wednesday morning there was a
very thin coating of snow slush on
the sidewalks. On tho hills sunound
IngTualltin Plains tho white appear
ed in its' undisturbed beauty. This
will disappear without delay, lor the
season is no far advanced that winter
cannot find a resting place In Ihe
lap of spring.
COURT II018K.
Stalo v II P Trowel!, charged with
killing deer out of aeasou. The ex
amination was in the county court,
before Judge Ilood. The court hoard
the ovidenco and Ihe argument of
council. The court Jiehl that Ihe cvl
I. -nee was not sufficient lo hold tho
defendant, wherefore ho was dis.
charged.
I'KOHATK.
Ed ll!n K Jones, deed, administra
tor's sale of real estate courlrmed.
Ed Daniel Patton, deed, flual ac
count Mod and April Clh set for ex
animation. E-t Marl in Manning, deed, flual ac
count filed, and Monday, April 13th
set for examination,
COMMIHMIONEIW CUl'llT.
Extra Deputy Sheriff. Ordered
that J W H.-well, sheriff, lie allowed
ono extra deputy for iho period of
two months during lax collecting
time. Couieimaliou to la) $2 per
day.
County" road: C llombhl et a).
Ordered lhat lluni. Kchollleld.A A
Philips and John Niep appointed
viewers, who will niert county sur
veyor at lllooming, March 17, at 10
o'clock a. m. lo view and survey the
proposed road.
County road: John Camplielt et al.
Viewers, Arthur Flint, Ferd (Ironer
and Chris I lease. They are directed
to meet surveyor at Sherwood, Mar.
2tl, to view and survey proposed
road.
County road: J Ellerson et al.
Viewers, Thos. Ilyland, Arch Pike
and James Smith. Viewers are di
rected to meet surveyor 'at 11 S Per
kins' place lo view and survey pro
posed road.
Delinquent taxe: Ordered that
the icriffas tax collector l credit
ed with the delinquent taxes on
lands Ixaight by Washington county
at tax sale, also for delinquent (axes
on personal property of tax payers
who have died or removed from the
county.
Deed: Ordered that a quit claim
deed to lot 35, b!k 17, West Portland
Heights be executed by the county.
Correction: Ordered that the
sheriff be authorized to correct the
assessment of L lladler bo as to show
that there is 75 acres of tillable land
on his place Instead of 100, and col
lect taxes accordingly.
Application to refund taxet-: W,
E. McCourt was referred to the Dis.
trict At'nrney for his opinion.
Confirmed: Tho appointment of
L. C. Walker and .Erwln Hitter dep
uty assessors was confirmed.
E. I. Kuratli reported I18C.C5 as
tho receipts of tho lice-order's office
for February. Report approved.
County road N.. 399 established
and an order to open will issue.
Collection of taxes: Ordered that
the County Clerk issue and attach a
warrant on tax roll for the collection
of taxes assessed for the year 1902,
Sheriffs bond: The sheriff's bond
in tho sum of $15,000 as tax collector
is approved.
Uoad: Ordered that M. M. Hen
derson, A. A. Phillips and John
Neep meet A. A. Morril, surve)or,
March 1ft. at Is-Kinnimr point ot
road as elitionod for by J. P. Wag
nor ami others, and view and survey
anch proposed road.
Exit help: Ordered that . A
Morgan bo authorized to hire an ex-
Ira deputy during Ihe term of the
Cirvnit Court at a salary of 12 per
day to be paid by the county.
H.U MS ALLOWED.
Thu county court at the March
term allowed claims as follows:
T 1 Meat-ham $ 1 00
IlitNlioro Armis 12 00
Geo Wilt-oi (WOO
P.rigirs I'.r. 2 05
A A Morrill IS 50
l, Chowning 4 30
C S Reynolds 2 0
S ll. jtsou A Co 2 20
l. lta lru Htore 10 50
Talric A Co . . . , 8 25
Walker's sweet-pea seed.
Krcoiis.
W M Jackson 50 00
Rtslmon.l A SappiiiKton. 2 00
J Sewt-U : S0 75
JWSowcll 3 75
IlilMs.ro Tub Co 5 25
11 Wfhriing A Son 0-10
A J Koy 1 00
II A liall '
E X Har.lin 7 00
Willis Ireland... " 115
EJKurath '
UilUboro Aiijus
Johnson Bros
Chan fl Moore
Teter JiiHi-n
JF Uhn
8 Cliownln A Co
17 20
2ft 2.
2 :o
1 1 0.)
.11
1M U")
AMColliiiH 37 2'.
LA Rood I
M K Buck
M C Case -'1
Cram Co W 20
Chas E Potter A Co.. 2 W
Glass A rruJiiornma 47 fiO
Geo A . Morgan 203 !W
Austin A Western Co 21 00
Glass A l'rutlhowuie lft 65
Jos M Marsh 18 00
John Nyberg 287 05
CFCasteel. 00
LA Rood 0 50
SAD Meek 10 00
Schuhnerich H 55
Jiseph Robinaon 12 00
John Nylarg 30 25
Ivan De LatilimuU 5 70
City Liht A WaUir 19 25
W S lliitner 13 0
E J Ward. 13 10
J L Barnard 220 80
Siwie Morgan ' 60 00
My Imhrie 48 00
Mrs J A II Ronn.ly 6 00
. ii m . i I . 1 ' O'l tul
o-' Moore, died la Ihe 83rd year of his
C W Redmond et al 8 0.l ' .
liivn. ThA olil innii'a luart that hHil
Totsl 2357 80
REAL ESTATE.
LS Foster et ux lo O M Briggs
part of the d I c of Elkaoah
Walker and wife 600
M II Malone et ux to W M
Jackson lot 1 and two of blk -2
city of Ilillsboro 800
Austin Tilden et ux to Caroline
WiesoiO acres In 1 1 n r 4 w
Wll Mer
W D Wood et ut to Christian
Q Jsl-oIm 40 acres in sec 24 t 3
n r 3 w Wil Mer
Joseph D Dales et ux lo Mat
thew Hales 20 acres in sec 30
1 1 s r 5 w Wil Mer
L J Migoon et ux to II L Uus
sel nart of sec 35 t 1 s r 4 W
1450
150
200
Wll Mer
. 234
H Wehrung to 8 T Llnklntor e
j or w J of lot 6 and 8 blk 1
lu town .f llilhtboro 5000
Daniel Itaker et ux to W P
Spauldiug n e 4 of sec 33 and
the s 4 of n w J i if see 34 t 2 n
r 4 w Wd Mer, 240 acres
4S00
J E Showers et ux to James It
Muir 40 acres iu sec 8 t 1 n r4
w of Wil Mer
2000
Henry Scbeutlt-r et ux to Km 11
Maly 40 acres iu set! 8 t 1 r
1 w Wil Mor
1550
Henry Schlieger et ux to Anna
Hell Walker 11 acres In sec 30
t 1 nr2 w of Wil Mer 350
Oeo Scnivwo et ux to Clark
Hewitt part of A J Masters
dl c
1000
II Ii Hates ot ux to Carrlo J
Fuller part of Horace Hart
dl c
4200
Bruce F Purdy et ux to John
Fisher part of W O Scogglns
d 1 c and part of sec 17 t s r
4 w containing 4S5 acres 8500
Wm Hay toJKP Brown part
of Henrv Nolan d 1 c 8000
THE IIK5EHT OF A tHANUE.
We are like bouse plants : We
need a change of soil now and
then to be replanted. New scenes,
new experiences, new surroundings,
change of climate, dry air Instead
of moisture,sun9liine in place or cloud.
This is sometimes essential to health.
Them are conditions near at hand
that are better than Europe can offer.
Take a month or two in California.
Plant yourself lor a time where there
are no Irritations, where the hotel Is
beyond criticism, the landscape
pleasing, and whero warm, sunny
weather invites walks and drives.
Puro and dry air, and the increased
electric Influences of sunshine are
vastly helpful.
You can make this trip at very
littloecn8P, aud enjoy a ride over
the scenie Syskiyou and Shasta
mountains, which, at this time of
Ihe vear with their snow-oovered
peaks, are surpassed for their gandcur,
For coinpleto information regard
ing rates, points of Interest, and de.
lightfol hotels in California, address
W. E. COMAN.
(Jeneral Passenger Agent, 8. P.
Portland, Oregon,
W. II. R1TKER.
W. II. Bucker, well .known here,
diet) very suddenly of heart disease,
last Saturday, al Port'and, where he
has resided for some throe years past
He U-csmo sick w hile over on the
West Side, and was taken to the of.
flee of Dr. Nichols, at tho Imperial
Hotel, where he expired In a few
minutes. He had been In usual,
health and had made the observa
tion to some of his friends that he
felt quite well that morning. The
remains were brought lo Ihlscity,
Tuesday, for but ial, the funeral ser
vices being conducted at the Christ
ian church, by Elder Rruce Wolver
Ion, of Portland, assisted by Pastor
Day of Ihe local Hiptist church.
Deceased resided In Ilillsboro and
conducted a real ottate husinoss for a
number of year. Ha was punctual
I j Fr ne&rly
Wf h&M century
( JTerrys a
U Seeds
Ml 'lrlrt. ltfo Sf.- AlHuml. M- ..ff
I yuWMkid IV lottll pl..muiA. 1 .j. J
I I . t. riHiiK. . r. 3
and upright in business affairs, was a
lifelong member of the Christian
church, and led m faithful, consist
ent christian life. Mooting with fi
nancial reverses here during Ihe bus
Iness depression, ho closed his ( flice
and removed to E-t Portland where
he engaged in tho same business and
was doing quite well again. Ho was
a native of Kentucky, and was
about 74 years of age, and was never
married, his only known relative on
this coast being a sister n biding in
the state of California.
l'lOSEElt HEAD.
" Saturday, March 7, Whelock Sim
mons, one of the two oldest residents
of ilillsboro, the other being Michiu I
sent a never falling stream of blood
through his body for ao many years
failed and the end was.
Whelock Simmons, or as wo bet-t
knew him "Dad" Simmons was
born May 4th, 1820, at Bradford,
Pennsylvania. At the ago ol 21 he
went lo Illinois where as a farm la
borer ho worked for a time, then re
turned to his old homo. Ho stayed
two years, when with his earnings
he again sought the fertile prairies of
Illinois. Ho bought 40 acres of land
and established his bachelor home.
Here he labored until 1348, when his
health failed. A change of climate
was advised. The rumors of the
California e-old fields floated back
and so filled young Simmons lhat in
the spring of 1849 lie felt himself
equal to an emigration rerots the
continent to the Eldorado. Wh m he
saw tho banks of Feather river he
became enamored of Ihe pre)-ct of
turning Ihe waters of lhat stresm It'
one side and working in tho lad for
tho gold supposed lo have lodged
there. He was one t.f the company
of nlneho undertook I he enterprise.
After working a while ho waaoflertd
$2000 for his Interest. Ho wanted
more, but took less, lor tho scheme
was an utter failure. Disgusted with
mining he slatted for Oregon and
reached Portland in September 1850,
110 wore 3 off than nothing. Ha soon
paid this, however, aud then drifted
to Ilillsboro. which then was the
metropolis of this part of the world
He found employment with Mrs,
Lucinda Hill, I widow, whoha Iseltltd
her husband then living on a tract; of
land Just south of the town of Ilills
boro in 1845. Cupid made a tour ( f
the country that fall and sent a dart
into tho hearts of both these worthy
people, and they were united in wed.
lock Dec. 6, 1850.
Hill bad died before the enact
ment of the donation land law, but
in 1850 cod cress passed Iho bill ao
that when the Hill claim camu to be
officially listed at Oregon City It was
Whelock Simmons and Lucinda
8immons who were recognized.
There seems to have been no Hill
heirs, at least none out here.
Simmons was a farmer and as
such he was successful. Ha built the
"best house" in the county, on "Ore?
gon City road." It was the envy of
all good house wives for many years
The structure was erected about 1861
and still stands, though further from
the road, Baseline stret t, thau it did
in the beginning. Tho road l as
boon changed a few yards lo Ihe
north of tho original track. Hills
boro at tho first was a townslght pre
emption under the provisions of a
law of congress that allowed 40 sort s
of government land to be taken by a
county for a county seat town. Bui
about 1873 or a-rhnps it was 1874,
Simmons surveyed Simmons' addi
tion to Hillslx.ro, aud began to sell
lots. Tho addition is Ibat part of
town south of Baseline street.
Mrs. Simmons, Lucinda, died in
1879. In 18.80, Simmons wedded
widow Lucy Ellen Bnrgan. To
them two children were born, Her
bert P., a thrifty, Industrious young
man, now a resident of Hillsliorn,
and Orvll M., who Is with his mother
at Victor, Colorado. In 1889, Sim
mons went to McMinnville. Asa
farmer be was fairly suit-essful,
though he rcver worked lo bard.
At the Yamhill town he Isgan
branching out Into spsculations. At
this he was not a fucces-i. Ho sold
Simmons' addition lots In Hillslaito
and invested in McMinnville, not al
ways wisely. Ho ht money,
houses, wife, family. After the di
vorce he again wedded. This Ihird
woman he outlived, though It is un
derstood that during tin bs' years
ther were etraiiged. A few yis
ago, Simmons returned In Hillslmro,
and here he remained until ovt rtak.
en by death. His last years were
passed In penury, though Ihe county
never allowed him to go hungry.
In politics Simmons was a demo-
If you bu
IT'S ALL
WE SELL OISTXJYT
GOOD
JVHSrZD STRIVE TO PLEASE
Bicycle Hospital
If your wheel is out of repair bring it around,
and I will fix it. That is my sole business. I
also carry a full line of bicycle suudrics.
Ramblers
$J5 S( 40
Call Jfnd See Illy new tUbtels
Also will la; found iii my shop a good line
of cheap second hand wheels to tie closed out.
F. R. DAI LEY, PROP.
TIM.Itl 1 & WHITLAW
Props. Central Meat Market,
Hillsboro.
All kini's of frosh and cirpd n.etil for
naif. HIGHEST market price paid fur
luiti'hors' utock.
KKKll KISII on FriiUysnnd Saturdays
Notice of Settlement of I hud Ae.iiiint.
Notice U liert l.y Kivi-n that li.e uiiili r
signed Hilimnitftrutoroftlm estate onie.irc
U Aluxjiii.lor. Ueceuaeit lias, us such ml
ntiniHtrator. lile.l IiIh tinul nci-ount Hint r
it in the county court ol tliu Matt, ol
Oregon, for Wnsliinyton I'ountv. unit that
Moiuliiy theliotli day of March. 'A. JJ. VMl,
at Ihe hour of 10 ic lock in the forenoon of
saiil day, ut the court room of i.ai.1 county
court, ut liillhl.oro. in Haid rountv of
WanhillL'ton, State of dreeon. has been
tltilv njipointfd uud tiled ly tliu Judge, of
Ham court as me time una place lor the
hearing of objections to tail! It mil account
mill report, nntl the wtiiumcnt luereol.
Dated February lHth l'.c 3.
Ii. t. Knton,
Administrator of the tutatc ol George li.
Alexander, deceased. 4Mo
Doing
Citings
Chat
Bring Business
And
make Itlcncy
Independent 3ob Dept.
. dot.
Kuslnesa and Commercial print-
in mil r,ns BMiiitin anv j
mm money lor iuu, - - - -
Rilbboro, Ortnoii
PHONE MAIN lAg
crat, though, after tho tlreat IV-lel-linn
ho fraquontly voted a Rplit
ticket. He nerved tho county as
treasurer for a term or two, and was
faithful to his trtt.
THE OLD RELIABLE
P0V0ER
Absolutely Pure
THERE S NO SUBSTITUTE
it at '
1UG1LT
GOODS
190$ ideals
ideals
$20 6 22'
HenrySfar
MAKKTH
f IN EST
'
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INTHC ,
VVORW
Aitt 0&(t2fCU FOHBBTUi
E. h. IVIcCOipGK,
has the finest razors and pocket
knives in the county, fully
warranted:
A large assortment of Spauld
ings baseball goods and fishing
tackle just arrived.
SECOND STREET, HILLSBORO
Atlniliilstriitor'n Notice.
Notice is lierehy (riven that the under
Hiisned n on tliu tith day of February.
I'.ioa, by the County Court of the Htats of
Orenoii, for Wa.ihl'inton County, appoint
ed administrator of the entatc of Thou, It.
Tongue, deccnaed. All persona having
clalinapainNt laid estate are requested lo
present the name with proper vouchers,
at the l.w oilice of the undcniitnud in
ililltoro, Wal.instoi) County, Oregon,
witliin hI f nioiithH from the data thereof
I'ateilat ilillxtioro, Washington County,
r.-t;i)ii, this 13th day ot February, A. u,
i:m;.
K. U.TONUUE,
Administrator of the estate of Tho. It.
Tt.imuu, dece-AMcd.
AdiiiUUt rutrix Notice.
Notice in hereby given that the nnder
nigned haa been by the county court ol the
Ktate of O-egtm, lor Wusliingtou County,
duly n-pointed mlmtiiititrutrix ol tlin
estultj of i'harlei. V. Hniith, dcceuNctl, and
thatphe lias iluly qualified nntl entered
uiMia the discharge of her duties as audi
adiiiini.stnttrix. All persons tliertaTore
having claims nt;uiit tho said estate art
ticrcly required tt present the same to the
undersigned adminiMratrix nt the law
oilice id 11. Tongue, in Ilillsboro, Ure
goii, together with proM-r vouchers, with
in six months from thistlate. Hated at
ililli-l.oro, Oregon, February l!h l'j;l.
Jtwie V. Hniith,
Adniinistrairix of the estate of Charlei
W. Hniith, d.ceastsl, 40-ib
V.. II. iongue, Attorney for ntlministriz.
I'lUC K N(lV ONI) IHll.l.AR
There has never la-en n remedy
toil u.-ti.:lv e.ired t..t..s until
this one was .liscofer.sl t.y lr.
I'errin. Then, is not .1 -rsoii
In. slitters (null thin ili-tressms?
lisesFt- win. is not willing to pay
flto hav.t the cniiMerenitivetl per
nniietnlv. Inimiltstt( rettultfl
not yon take it. tnals all.
for Snle.
i One light tlriving team well matt bed,
d irk greys seven years old, will weigh
I.imi po'imln each. !.'.'. Ol ill take the
team. Kuitiire ol A . 41. 1 etcrsoli, Ililli-
boro, Oregon.
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