Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, May 20, 1904, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO Official Paper of Washington County. Entered at the Postofflce at Hills- boro. Oregon, for transmission througn the malls as second-class mall matter, BY I), w. BATH. It K I I' I J M VA X TIC' K KT. HTATK TICKKT. Fir Coiinrewf, HON'. lilNCiKK 1IKKMAN.V, of Kuril-bur),'. Fur Hiiprt'ine Jii1k, F. A. M'MIKK, fslem. For Ktale Dairy ml Food C'ommluirinrr, ). W. HAII.KV, of I'ortlatitl. For Joint Hviialnr, Multnomah, WanbiuKtou and luliiiiiiii i ouiiuei, ('. V. HliS, of rorllaiiil. .OI'.NTY TICKKT. For Hfnalor, F.. W. II A INKS, of Fori-st drove. Fur Iti'prewtitallvcii,! A. It FLINT, of Mchull. W. K. NKWKIX, of Dllly, M. H. liAKNK-t, of BTerloll. For County clerk, J. V. MoltOAN. or lllllslM.ro. For Sherlrt, JullN W. CdNNKI.I,, of (ilciicoe. For Keconler, K. 1. KI KATI.I. of l'lilllla.1 For Trntniirpr, W.M. M. JACKSON, of Mlli-y. or AKW'iwor, CV.il. II. Wll.COX.oflllll.lioro. For Surveyor. A. A. MuKlill.l., of IlilUlxiro. Hupl. of Srluiol,; U. ('. CASK, ol (ialca Cri't'k. For ComtiiT. K. ('. llllliWN, ol HillHlioro. For CoiiiiiiIhhIoimt, C. II. Ill CII AN'AN, Corni'llim. 'I' lie Krinihliain l'lal form. Tltn r u I r 1 1 ch ii imrly of iir('K"n. Ill convention aiiwniliUil, I'ohKrnliiintuK tliu Hln'.ti and nation Uioii Ilia c'oiilliini'il am'KiKli'iicy of ri'iulilirnn prliiolplra and ikiIIi'Ihk In our natlonnl hhtitii- miintauil tin' 11 1 1 rc i- I c 1 1 1 i-l iro--rlly that lian lollovri'd llio innliitutiHiire of tluwe rliiclU- and Hie I'lilon-i-im-nl of lluixe pollrloa. The honor of the untlon liaa lieuu fmrli'Hnly and HiiKiiclouNly inaliitaliied at home ami Hl.ronit whelher In the rnfori'i'inrnt of law annliitlr fliint eoriirHtloiiH, In vlKuroua roti'i.t aKnlllnt outriiKiia on A iiierlcaiiN In Syrlit, .IumIhIi mat' mitch In kuwla and uiHHvnrHlili' lnnc-hlhiitl.il of KuroH'HU iiOwerHln Aula. I'ri'l.!i-iil lloum-vi'll lull redeemed liin .U'i1ki' to carry out the pollch'i of Iho parly aa toriim luted tiy that xreat kliilenmitii and revered mar tyreil I'ri'sl.lmit, William McKlnli y. lie Im nhowu liimwlf the foe of corruption In public lllc, the anient rhauiplou and wine friend of the army and navy, and Iho II nil no lievcr in eiiial rliflit liclore the law to employer nd employe, rich or oor, hlack or white. I'uder hla eneriietlr leaderahlp the luthmlan canal, friiKtrated for a time l.y a democralle preildent, In noon to I in rriillo.l ami to din- UiiKiili.li hi" n 1 1 1 1 1 ii I h t ri 1 1 ii tiy one of Ihe grand et eiiKlnecrliiK triumph known to man. We rccoKUlze the' proloiiml oIiIIkMIoii under which (irciou renin to 'icnideiil Hoonevclt for hla active and determined ellorl on hehalf of Ihe IiwIn and ('lurk renteiinlal and we pledxe ouraelvea to leatlfy the Hlucerlty of 111 In appre elation liy a rousing inajority tor the repuhllcan ticket in June ami hkhIii hi Novemlier, In thin con iii'i'i Ion we expeelally Indorne the tlroleaa laUirn of Seualora Mitchell and Fulton and repreneiilnlivea llerinanii and WllllaniMiu We Inntriict Ihe deli Knlea of IhlH convenllou to the repuhllcan untloiiiil convention at Clil rago to vote lirl and litt for Theodore KooMevcll for Prenlilent, ami to ne all liouorahle incaiin for hrlUKliiK III nomlniilloii to awt. TIIK IiKI.Ki.A I ION IN I ONOHrnM. For the tint time In yearn the Mate of Oregon la reprenculcd In both House of CoiiKrenH by a atroiiK, liarmouioiiH, iinili'd and elleellve dele nation. Inferior to none from Ihe wchI. Their ellorta In behalf of Ihe iihIIoii, llielr party and their slutc have been crowned with alKiial aiieccM, and we hereby eipreaa to them our confidence and esteem and pledKe Ibeui our aiipixirl In their furlhcr iiT.irlK to advauce Ihe inlerenU of Ou-ki.u and Ihe I'acllie Coast. MONIV. Thauka lii the couraKe ami wlwlom of two re publican adiiiiuitratloiia and lour republican C'oiiKreuea, the money ol Ihe nation haa been aeourrly emablUhed iikii Ihe itol.l atandard the utamlnrd of the eullKlitcued iiHIiona of the world, 'I he per capita circulation la Ihe larifeia in our blatory, ami every dollar of paper and coin la an good aa Kold. We commend the ineaurcN now itciidiiiic to I'oniireaH, at the Intniice of republican mem Iwm, further ami-ii.lluK the currency and hank ing lawn In the direction of nalety and elanllcity. TAiutr. We renew our allegiance lo Ihe principle of protection u American Imluntrlcn. Theuicrllaor Ihe iii(lcy law are atlcntcd by the iinpriH'ediMitcd pronTlly of the nation nince I la pannage III In'.C hchcdulcn inii-t bechanced from lime to time an new condition arle, but when the tar!! In rvvined It lun-t be by I he tricudn, and not by Ihe foes ol American Indu-try. Tor tki hT". We heartily coiiiuicnd llic (cailon ami deler rained coiirM' purxued by I'roiilcnt Koowcll and Attorney i, i iicral K uo lowiud the lrut nd wenlul llh pride lo the hoMtlily nroiiM',1 again! the a,iiiino,iraiiou among the pcctila toraof alt ntrcel and corporalionn tlial del)- the law. Oltedlclice to llic law ni;iiut iiioiiohI) intUclN no hardship on any I et linln-li) and the ai't- luu of Ihe l'rem,b ut in the Nortlu rn Seciirinen tiorger and other citftc ban only nerved li check tlangeroti eculntloii and eticouiage every legitimate ciii rpric tiik run iitinm. We endorne the policy I'tiuclnled ty I'n nt.lout McKlulcy and lollowcr by Nci relary lail i I the l hlllpi'in,-" tor the Flllpmon." and we especially 'mmeiid Ihe "ameni and ncMnteut eltorm mmle tiy Henalor ,M tlchell lor loner lartttt Iclwreii lli I'litllpl'lticn and Ihe lulled sin ten. We hold Unit Ihe I lilllppluen uiiini tx retain ' d by Ihe I nllcd -inic lor tin r own koo.1 an well an for a ba-e of mcrlcati liiflucnee In the far eant. but that iiinli.-e rcnilr, Ihe len-t inn Itile burdciin nimti litetr coniiticnc wMi the i I nltisl Slih , that they may Ik' cemented lo un by Ilea of nelf liiterenl and alb lion. In the Inierol ol I'acllie development, we de mand for the I'hlllpplni n the name IiIh-ikI and Iteileheelll In-atmeut thiit ban tn-eu aeerded to Hawaii and I'orto Klco. I'mud of Ihe history ami acldetcmi'iitn of our party, and enpei I it 1 1 y ot the pn-M-ul admlnlntra lion and the t.en- fti cut rouiia Hint our nation ItreeelvltiRlhcretr and parti, alarl, our old Oregon nn.lilry, wi coul'idi'iuly nuliuiil our cttl.-en ..I .Mir ntnle for , . u v.. , , , n iwuii'ii: iiii.-i.v 1.1 inn .- lor , Indorcenierit, and eari.elljr apical lo I l.rin In how tlielr iratilu.le and appreciation lo l're. dent R.e,eil and our repidd.c.i, leader. In , ,..........., I tbe developinrul ol our lualthlcn rrnourt'ea. Oar voaotry orrcspoQaijce. " From our regular correspondents. Items of interest from all over Washington County. Correspondents wanted Cornelius. Kegular CorreaHindeul. The Base Line I.umler Co. re getting their machinery in ami ex ject to have their mill in ojeration sdoii. We are glatl to see new in dustries coming in and exjiect that Cornelius will soon rank among the first as a shipping jHiint, both in lumtier and other products. Mrs. Pearl Williams, of ICugene, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Haycock. She goes to Tort land every other day, where she is having her adopted daughter's eyes treated. The time for the registration ol voters is past, and those who have not availed themselves of the op jgirtunity will be required to pro ttuce six men, not particularly of unquestioned veracity, but some who have acquired a title to some jHirtiou of this earth's surface to swear to their qualifications as vot ers. There has been a motley combin ation who have Iktii dealing out nostrums and nonsense to the pub lic for several nights. The receipts seem to be satisfactory, as there seem to lie no cessation in the al lurements and the gilt of continu ance seems to be the one thing necessary for the laying of the Inundation for a fortune. M. II. Henderson is just taking his engine up to the rock quarry to crush rock for the county roads. We understand that the county court has agreed lo furnish all the rock that the jieople will volunteer to haul. That is business. The soil in this country absorbs too much water to make a good founda tion to travel on. We expect that there will be a giand republican rally the 25th at the city park in this city. He sure to come. Albeit Hunning, our enter prising livery man, is building a high board fence around his hall block in the rear of his barn, and it is sale to conclude that he will not be troubled with either his own or his neighbor's chickens, ami will dways be ready to accommodate the public with good rigs at reason able rates. Beaverton Happenings. Regular Correspondent, Horn to the wile of Chas. II. I'rye, on the iSth inst. an X xund girl. The mother and child tire doing nicely at this writing. Oeorge Mazic, of lieaverton, while trying to catch his running team on Yamhill street, in Port land, was thrown to the ground, the rear wheel ol the wagon pass ing across his left arm and breast. Although quite seriously hurt, he drove to his home unaided. lie will be confined to the house for many days. Miss Clara Summers, who died Monday at Hood River, while vis iting friends, was buiied at Cres- ent i) rove, on May i. Miss Sum mers leaves a widowed mother with whom she lived, and several broth ers and sisters to mourn her loss. She was a member of Iteaverton Assembly No. u, I'tyled Artis ans 111 gooil slatuliiig aiul will le missed by all. Some correspondent, by mistake sent in the age of Mrs. Kino, who died here last week, as 40 years. She was just 28 e ns old and leaves a husband and time little ones, the youngest, two weeks old. Mr. Kine has our deepest sympathy. Commencement exetvisos will be held in ltca vet ton lull, cvcniuir ol May 25. Mrs. Sainons, of Cedar Mill, was in town Wednesday. Mr. iVssingor promises us a good road in the near Inline. He has (ecu wot king live past w eek on the II. icon hill road with a giader and 1 cood crew ol men. 0. Hedge, who h is K cu ill for , the pat few weeks, is able to be at wink again Frank Munis is home 011 a vaca tion, and lor his health as well. Hehaswoiked n,e.tt r.ntl.tnd tor some tune and his p iysician ad vised him to take a te-t tor a w hile. Fltnor Flock is iho pi mid father ol a baby boy .si 11. v our la-t wiit itig. Forest Grove. Keaular forrcimlcul. On the athletic field ol Pacific University Satuiday altotnoou was held the aiitiii.il dual U.ick inert ln'twccn I'uiveisity ol Oiegou and Pacific, in which Pacific I'nivci sity won the state championship with a score ol 6 to js.. This w,is one ot the most iutoiestiug exonts ever held on the ho.d t'u ld as sov eial scluxd records ,md one N'otth west record wote biokcti. The Matter W.IS made by A. C. Gilln'tt ,,, ... ...,.. ' ... ... at 11 ft. 3 in. The fmincr iceoid WilS It tt. 2 1 .- ill. held Ho.ltor Ml' M illt1 illo's by Roy trainer. l. - (l0WiI1; js Ivl.0lJ )t t'M'Ut ..... ... t .... I .1..:.. .. Mllll IS, .1 tllivi ;illl 111 IM.ltl. 4t ' in all parts of the County. liii) Yard Hur.U.'B-Tliayer U rt P.. K. Hotelier P.. 0: ! I O. ft. (ill kho Yard Kim Perkiim O., (J. Held erP., Orelnii.1, O., 2: 0.r l-.r. !( Yard Ihinh Peti-rnon P., (iilhtTl P., Tliuyer O., 0:10 1-5. Shot-put Hug O., Fruell ., Parm l p., :ts ft. :i lu. Pole Vault GilU-rt P., Johnson )., F. Fletcher P., 11 ft. 3 in. ID-Pound Hatnmer Hut )., J. V. Philbrook P., Partiut P., 11 ft. 0 in liroad Jump Peterson P., Thayer 0., Unmet P., 20 ft. 11 in. 220 Yard OiihIi Petemon P., Gilbert P., Veiit. lt ., 0:2.1 4-5. pixciis Throw llarnet P., Hug O., J W. Philbrook P. 100 ft. Mile Run Utiles P., I'. Fletcher P. Swift ., 4:K llioji Jump Thuyer and Crow in ., 4 M. I'liilhrook P. 5 ft. 4 in 410 Yard DiihIi IVternoti P., l'crkuic O., Vetiti h O. 0:52. 220 HiirdleH-Priduoux P., liilla-tt P., Tliuyer U. 0:20 :i-5. In the evening the students tele brated the victory with a huge bou fire on the campus. I). J. Kelley, of Walla Walla, who lor several days has lieen vis iting -his daughter, Mrs. R. J Kirk wood, left Monday for his home. Mr. and Mrs. Kirkwood accompanied him as far as Portland. Rev. I,. J' Iiclknap, of the M K. church, returned Monday from the General Conference of hi church now in sessoiu in Ios An geles, California. George R. Schoch, of Haines & Co.'s power plant, was in town Saturday and Sunday. General Toubert. the famous Boer war hero, lectured Tuesday evening in Marsh hall on the Boer War. I he General is a very inter esting speaker and his lecture was very much en joyed by the audience Centervill Not. KcifiilHr Correspondent A new little baby girl was wel comed to the home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith last Saturday. Mrs. C. Winters, of Portland, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Wunderlick, Saturday ami Sunday. Mr. Wunderlick and sons started the building of their new barn last Wednesday. They will build new house this summer. hd ward anderven is visiting here with his grandparents this week. Mrs. Frank Bird is on the sick list this week. Governor Ialollettv, o Wiscon sin, recoinmeiidedhi.nl state to adopt the Direct Primaries system. The Wisconsin, a leading paper of Mil waukee, endorses the system as fol lows: "There is 110 section of Governor I.aFollotte's message which will commend itself to more general ap proval than his discussion of the I rimaiy election principle. It is clear, strong ami emphatic, and to many minds will apjiear conclusive. The governor covers every con sideration, ami states me case so clearly in favor of a primary elec tion law that sensible jK-ople will hesitate to oppose his conclusions. Governor I.al'ollette is right in what he states that when jeople make their own nominations independent ofcaucusses and conventions, and select for office the jiersons w hom they nominate, Ihe United States will Ik? a more jerfect republic than at and era in its past history. 1 1 Governor I.aFolletteo can inaugu rate this reform and make it work satisfactorily, he will Itectune one ol the benefactors of the nation." Neglect to train children in some useful employ men t is essentially an American sin. Thev order things better in Kurope. There every one must know how to do something, men and w omen, plelieians and those of the blixul roval. The present 1 . i.. , t .... . 1 Kine: 01 I'.ueiami is a iHiokimuier nv ,tM,. amt served his aiMrenticcsliii ;,1t liUo anvone else. It is s.iid tli.tt he can do no mean job yet. Photo ate princesses who are dairy maids, ciHiks; ilorists and the like. In this count!') the idle youth de velops into a manhood of ittepitudo and helplessness, to lie tossed about on waste waters ol desolation. To ptovont this it may yet lc necessary for the government to supply the deficiencies of patents and gu.itilians and make each young man self sup pot ting. Tillamook 1 leiald. For Sal. II 1 . - "'.'l i;:i..iin' rin;iiM'; inn "lily I'.. in- tn. iilli; in H'l1' v c.nil il i.m . Iii.nl ll-.l-'.ll for -iHlll. I '.ill mi I . W. II, .11,'. IlllUln.l... F air Deaing. ! Tin' in it: li t tiuuic id' fair il. aliiiu" and !.W I'll.-. I'.'l- C'"l iTi".!-. in li a w inn I lie 'iii'liaiiii.' pu I 'lie I., i.iir al.r.in an. I it i ii, d I.. Iv .ti.lor.sl at In n , ate -1 1 1 ? i i t lie .-t y Ul .nnl at tin ,.it .ii.-. I . M ll.. t .V C... For n.in.'tliitii new in j-i.-tmcn ,- I'.. la, the I'lo'livr .iphcr. j H ' Effli, Worthy. Mr. Ilcniiann U un ellii it-nt r.-pri-wtitativc, atnl worthy of the cupi t of i't ry ri-.iilli an voter in hi tlifti ict and of I'vi-ry .li'iinn tatii' v.di-r, t.M; fur li'inia-rutH, it they colli. I i-lcrt the rcpli -.'til,itive, could nut I'lc t dim' eo i lli-i-i. lit. An to jMilitii-n upM'oiiiM- "that'a lilli'i. iit." Men in laryi' iiiiiiiUtk will ul in iM.liti.-M himply frmn tin' parly ,Hiiit of view, without n-yard to in tual act or coinlitiuiiH, ..r rational coiisi.li-i- .ilioiiH. Thin ii tin- rcaH.n why tin- vote in I h-eyon for P.ryati in lsNi w an much larger than that ever rant nince fur u ileiniM-ralii' raudiilate, and laiu'. r than any vote likely to le rant fur u detme cratii' ran. lidate during the next ten year!. Since the par'iiiy of the nilver craze the .leiniM'ratie party in Oregon hail been phenoinelially weak. It in able to allege iiu reason why it i-hmiM exint, iloenn't attein.t to yive any. F.veli itn negative iroinitioim are wholly uncertain, ilianin;,' I'niiu day to .lay. A to Mr. ll. TMiann, aoain : The ( tr.-u'unian has often critic'ini'd him, caune he him tut la-ell ill ull things nn iliiect and "ftl'eliUoUM" as it Iium ilefited. Yet it known that he has Im i-ii duino ex cellent work in I'onyivsH, iliiriny the past Modioli, and is iiime ell'n ieiit than any new and mikiiowu matt m .Hfil.ly eoiil.l In'. ISeriilen, he in a lepulill'eail and a xuppoi'tcr of repulilieiiu polieien, and on repilblirail Milieies the plospelity of the country 1h fHlahllnheil. It l.-i leu yeai-M Hi nee I here was a ileiu.H'iatir house of reprcHentativi'H ; and they who remem ber the run. lit i . 1 1 h that ptevail.-d in sn:i l may well lne atiol her ten yearn will elapse la-fore there Is ilanyer, even, of another, OrcKuniau, May II. Fir In Portland. Fire of unknow n origin almost com pletely (lenlroyed the resilience of p.. P. Iix, at 4.'!" Foiirteelitli street, Poillaud, aliout II o'rliM'k Momlay evening. The resilience was Infill Heveral yoara ai(o at a cost of fiHKH), and the loss is partially covered by $:t()U) iiisiirance. Mrs. lix Ih a sister of J. A. Messiner, of tli'm city. AiiK.M.S W.- tKI fl-Vl an. I up per month to enerui'lli' reiirefteiitativrs in every rity and town in Oregon, Wash inlcdi and Idaho; ilit;nill'.l, honoruhle, liermaniiit iipd iiiiiiieiin.-Iy prolitahle employment at homo or on the road; something new ; semi stamp or call at olliiie for details. Sipmru Iteal Proker- iiKe Company, l.lt, 7th St. I'orllaud, Or. Printer Wanted. One w ho ran do t he ordinary work of a rountry prinliuK olliee set type, jol. work, run messes (power), set a. and make himself generally useful and work for the interest ol the man Dial pays him his salary. A youny maiiwll. has learned his trade in a count rv olliei preferred. Address, stat ini; w ajies w ant ed, I his olliee. In llie ( Irruit ( ourtof llic Slate of Oregon, for H'unIiIiii(Ioii I imiiiIj. 1.1't'IK I'. liltAV, I'laintlir, HCnTT l.l'.flH URAV, IV fendant. ) HIMMON. l.ouln ilray, the To Wcott name. I. del'euilaiit above In the name of the Htate of Oregon, you arc herehv ri'.iuired to ai.in-ar and annncr the com i.hilnt tiled ngHliml ton lu the nlmve eiitilled caime. on or before the Itnth day of June, l'.H. and if vou fall no lo aunwer. for waul therof. the plalutil! will apply to the Court tor the rein I prael lor III tne nam cninpiaim, io n, ior i decree ol said court illnnolvlug Ihe marriage con Iriict now enlntiug between you and the plaint- III, and cancelling I'.rever mien iM.uun ol main iiioiiv. and lor her e.mtn and dinhurnementa and for general equitable relief. Thin numiiioiin in pill, Imbed by order of lion. I.. A. KihhI, Judge ot the County Court of Washington County, Ore gon, made on the llltli day of M iy, l'.nil, lu and by which order It In adjudged and ordered that thin numiuonn lie piil.linlied once a Week lor nil consecutive week" in the Hiilnlii.ro hide eii.. eut, a new paper published lu ll.e ( 1 1 y ol llilln- l.oro, Wanliluglou l ouiity, state ol Oregon. I lie date of the lirt piihllcati.iii Is. by said order, to Ih' on the -Hill day of May, I'.m. and It la of thai date. I.KI.I. STt'AUT, Attorney lor I'lainllil. IU. V. tiAllHI'VPSON' w II I. n r vol' It fcYKS Willi nldHses that are aloliitrly correct, lie don't have to oxerimt'nl on you. as hin modern itislriltnenta detert the smallest error. No pain, no medicine r '"drops" used. He diK'n not rhare fancy priccH. Call and nee him at bl". Fifth street Corner Alder, Portland Or. W? Meat YoCi Three times daily, Mornini:. Noon and Ni jil, w ith Ihe linet fit s'1 and cured meals, liive us yniii order for your linrstsrhops. leak, roasts, etc., and He can lill il eii liieU to ..nr salifa -lion. IV) .in I'm, lar.l, l.il in 1 1 i 1 1 -1 r .. HoOsky & Ennjott Sticct'MsorH to C. Koch POKTLAN P ANU KKTUKN 8Sc. The S-'iilhi tii I'.icilic i n..w sclliiii; un. I li ip luls.'ls l.i r..il.iii.l from I I il. -I.. 'i. for Sa cents, 1:00.1 (ji.iiiijs S.iii-t.l.iv I". M, or any It.r.n oi Sun , 1 . 1 v . 1 1 1 ii r ti i ti Situ, lav and Moti.l.iy, i;ii". a'l day Sun. lay .1 ml Monday III I'.-tl'.iu.l llic same .11 1 aticjciiionl ..pp'ir liotti l'oi 1I.111.I. t'.xiitij ad Port 1. 111,1 'C I C .1 lll.lt'o'C to Mnll .l'.c) points at ic.oly ri'ihici'd raits, Job PriQtiQg Tor anything In the lino of Commercial Stationery, as, en-, ...1. ..... 1. ,.st...f I .''c, avvi 1. ..:., '.m. heads, hill heads, business j cards, etc., f would be glad to receive your order. Our work j is neat and guaranteed to suit. Trices are reasonable. Tbe lr)depef)dcr)t: LECAL ADVERTISEMENTS luthelwuuty Court of the Mate of Ori fou, f .r Waahliiirtoii Cooutt ISTIIK MATTKROFTHK EbTATKI Or' iKUH.iK HKL PKR Kfci EASKU Order to kbow caune why order of aale of real eatale iliould not be made. iH.n U.' oodward. admlnlitrator of the ealale of OeorKu Itru.ter, U..-eeacd, ImvInK tiled bia pe tition herein, duly varnled, praying lor aa order to ncll ttie tollowiUK deitril;ed property, to wn: Hei.'iiinniK ut the north ueal corner of the w.uth wenl iiiarter of ner-tlou iwenljr-foiir (J4i towu-hlp two i.'i aouih, ranve two 2 we-t e Hie Willameiie Meruliun, theiire eaal along Ihe norm Hue ofnaid quarter aecilon ita lull lenatli forly 1411) eh'.uin, iheuce m.uiIi along the earn line ofnaid quarter nectlnn lil'ieen (l.) chalin, llience went parallel Willi nald north line ofnaid ipianer neclion lorty I Wi chainn, Ibenve north nloiur the went line of at. quarter aecliou fifteen 1 1.. i (mi lie u Ilia pla'e of lagiuulng, conlaiuiDij i.xty (r'n.i acren. Il ia therefore ordered l.y the tald Court that all pernonn luterented In ll.e enlatv of naid de cea.ed, an pear la-l'ore the naid County Court, on Monday the l.Ithday of June, lvoi, at leu o'clock lu the loreiioou ;r said date at the Court room of naid County Coin I, lu the Court liouae at llllinls.ro, Wanhluglon County Oregon, and nhow cuukc why an order aiiuu'ii not Ik) grained lo the naid adiniuinlrator to nell naid real entale of the naid decease-1, at private sale: and thai a ropy ol thin order he puhllnhe.1 at leant fourmic cennive weekn lu the "MilliU.ro Independent," a iiewnpuper printed and publlahed lu naid City and County. May .ah, 1'JUJ. I.. A. ROOD, Judge. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice In hercl.y given thai the undersigned adiiiiuintritlor ol Ihe entale ot C'hria riiollur, de ceaned, han 11 led hin tlual account la the County Court of the Male ol Oregon for VVaahtnglon Coiniiy and thai naid court haa llxed upou the llih .lay of June, l'.H, at the hour of o'clis-k ill the loreniHiu ol naid day at the County Court llou-e al llill.-ljuro In Hiiul coiniiy aa the tune and place lor hearing thereof. All pemonn are hereby notiiied lo appi-ar al raid time aud place and lio eiiu-e, II any there be, why naid liual account he not approved und naid entale Hually allled and naid ailniliilntrutor dincliarged. Iialed May il, l'.n.l. i.KOK'IK SC1IWAKZ, Aduilnintriilor of llio eniute of ihria Btoller, di'ceaed. W M. 1. KKNTUX, Attorney for naid Admin (nlraior. Guardian's Notice of Filial SctUcmeiit. Notice in hercl.y given thai Ihe undernlgued, the duly upM. lined, qualilitd aud acling guar t m ii ot the roun nil. I entute ol Klnie aud IK-lle Mcl'lHriiu, milium, hnattnaday liled hla liual ac count aa Mich guurdiiiu in nuld eniale, and the I on ut y I out I ol llie Slate ol Oiegou for Wash iiiglini l ouuiy, han ileniaiinted the tit 1. day ot .lime, l-i, at tlie hour ol ;o o'clock In Ihe lore, noon ut ai.l diiy, an the time, aud the County Court Home lu llillntH.ro, a-hliiglou County, i.rcL-on. an the place lor lieariug.ohiectluun lo tin. inoil account in nuid eninie and lo Ihe liual M-llleineiit Iheieol. JA.MKrl M.t l.AKAN. I'atC'l Hi im Ai.nl JT. PJOI. lu llie lirtult lourt of the Mule or Ori'tron, Tor the County r usli. Iiiirtou. JollN p. KltlZKI.!., pialntitr, ) liKICIHA MAI Ii Kl:l.l-:i.l., Iielen.laiit. I SUMMONS. To llertha Maud Krlwll, the above named de fendant : IN TIIK NAMKOKTIIK. HTATK OK OKKIION: you are hereby leoiiired to appear aud auawer Hie complaint pled agaiimtyou In the above en tnlcd noil and lu Ihe above mimed Court, with in nix HO weekn from the date nt the llrnt puL.ll culioiiof thin numiiioiin, that being the lime prescribed in the order for publication hereof; and il you fall tn no appear aud annwer mil. I complaint, the phiiiitnl w ill apply lo the above entitled court lor the relief prayed fur lu aald complaint, lo-wll; I hut ihe marriage contract now existing Im tuecuihu iihiliitnl and the defendant he din solved, and that the plalnlill may have hla eonis mid dlshuiscmentn lu naid nuil. Thin niiiiimonn in uiiide up.iti you by publica tion by virtue n! an order of the above entitled Court made and entered on the J 1st, day of April. Unit, and which order prescribed thai the niiminonn lu Uiin nun should be made Uhii you by publication oucea week for aix couneculive weeks. Toe date of the llml publication ia the '-'tfth day ol April, l'd. C. M. IDI.KMAN, Attorney for PlalutlfT, EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the utnler iieil has i cen b,- the Ci unty Court ol W aaliuiKtou County, Oregon, duly ap pointed executrix nl the last will and testament ol' Jan.es P. Lilly, deceased, ami haa duly ipialilieil as hiicIi executrix. All petaona having claims atnnst Haiti es tate are lierchy ic.'tucd u present the same, with proper vouchers, to me. ut my reaiilt'iioe ut lialea Creek, Wui-liingtoii county, Oregon, within nix month from the date lie reel'. Hated ut lid Inlioro, Oregon, this March ii'dli, 11MJI. II. KliKIT J. LILLY, K xceulrix of llie laMwill and teHtaincni of .laiiiea P Lilly lh ccane.l. l. JiAILKV Ill'MP. A tloiney lor ealale NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice In hereby given that the undersigned hud tiled herein her liual account an admlnlntra trlx ol th e entale of Thoman II, Hot deceased, and that the name han been net for hearing ob jection thereto, II any, and for linal sen lenient thereof, belore the Coiniiy Court of WanhliiKloii County, Oregon, on Monday the IMlh day of June Pml. I'uled thin May l.'I, P.I04. iiANNAii hkst. Admininlratrix of the Katale of Tl aa II. Heat, iecea .1 S. H. IH'STON, Attorney lor Knlale. 0TI(: OF IISAI. StTTIEHKNT Notice In hereby given that the undernliriied bad tiled herein hin liual account an a.lniliilntra tor ol tbe estate of Svlventer Vanihri. decean. il and thill Ihe name haa been net lor hearing oh. lection Iherelo, II any, aud tor Una! settlement thereof, la-fore the County Court of W ashington Coiniiy, Oregon, on Monday llie 1. Ull da) ol June i -.n.i. Hilled I Ii is May 1:1. l-oi IIKNTON ltOWMAM. Adminlntralor of the Kntate of Sylventer Vaughn I'eceaseo. H. 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