THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO
Official Paptr of Washington County.
Entered at tho Poatofflco at Hill
t-oro, Oregon, for tranaraliilon through
tho ma.Ua u iecond-claaa mail matter.
Official Paper of Washington County.
by It. W. BATH
IVtitinna ar in circulation protesting
against the jiropimed increase in the aal
ariei of the otliceri of Columhia county.
Keally (he burden of the atrikera in
l'.iiHaia was sufficient without tho handi
cap of the approval of Eugens) Deb.
The Minnesota educational exhibit,
which won the grand prize at St. Louia
will tie went to the Lewia anil Clark ex
MMiitioii. IW timid now haa a population of
iri.r,(K). When the joulatiim did not
excet-d 100,000 the eople of that city
riiInwtIImnI U).0iJ to the Lrwia and
(.'lurk fair. That's enterprUo.
Mr. Sophia Hward, a lacemaker, from
Lyons, France, who haa pun-hawo! a
home in Mount IMeasitnt, a suburb of
I'ortland, will, together with three of
her pupils, make an exhibit at the Lewis
and Chirk lair.
Home time ajju the Japanese author!
tics offered a Ixmnty of two and a half
cent for each rat captured and killed,
in order to check the dissemination of
the bubonic plague. Over million
I-IU were brought in, and these, after
disinfection, were made into ear muffs
for tho army.
I'utents were this week granted to
Oliver (J. and O. K. Cole, of Turner, for
a flour sifter, anil to Charles II. Taylor,
of Wren, fur draft equalizer. A copy of
these patents will be sent to any ad
dress upon the receipt of 10 centa in
stamps, with address of this paper, by
'. A. Snow A Co., Washington, D. C.
The citizens of McMinnville are full of
enterprise, and if vim and pluck will put
their tow n at the bead of the procession,
it will lie found there to stay. The citi
sens of the town and county are spend
ing money in advertising the town and
county and are using every endeavor
possible, to secure good settlers for the
county and are receiving letters of in
quiry from persons who think of coming
to Oregon.
J. C. Kennedy, of Kensington, Pa.,
sent seven bullets into the body of How
ard M. Kbuer, a young telegraph opera
tor of that place, lust Sunday. Kennedy
gave himself up itumodiutoly after the
uhooting and was lodged in juil. His
w ife was uIho arrested and is held as
an accessory. Kennedy claims young
Kbner hail been fuiuiliur with his wife
und broken up his home.
Charles K. Shivelcy, of Richmond, N.
. I)., supreme chancellor of the Knights
of Pythias of the World, has decided that
a member who is a bona fide hotel keep
er inuy personally attend his own bar,
conducted in connection with such hotel
business, lie also decided that there is
nothing in the 1'ythiun luw to prevent
the supreme chancellor from holding the
ollice of grand lecturer.
The IkkIv of a man suposel to be
Knoch J. Jenkins, was found by hunt
ing party lust Sunday buried In-neuth
pile of rock in a secluded spot near Lit
tle Mountain, fourteen miles west of
Ogden, Utah. Tho pockets of the dead
man's trousers were turned insido out,
indicating Unit he had been murdered for
his money. In his coat junkets were
found citizenship pilars issued at Clear
Creek, Colo., in the name of Enoch
Jenkins. The deud man was apparently
In-twecn .'15 and 40 years of age and well
dressed. The left ear was missing, and
the right eur ami left hand badly chew
ed, evidently by wild animals.
Mrs. L'llen (irayston, aged 78 years,
pioneer of Modesto, Cal., Is lying at
death's door at her home as tho result
of the attack of a vicious calf. Mrs.
(irayston left her home to visit her
neighbor across the street. The call,
which was standing in the street, caught
sight of her and charged, head down.
The old lady was hurled to the ground
and then the bruto began to jump upon
her with his forefeet and butt her furi
ously. The screams of the old lao.j
brought out the neigebors, who with
diilii ulty drove the animal from its vic
tim. I loth of the oil lady's lower jaw
Ismcs w ere broken and her face cut and
bruised, her breast lacerated ami her
whole body a mass of bruises. Her
clothing was torn to shreds. The Injur
les may cause her death.
Tbo body of Mrs. Marie E. Sailor, who
was drowned in the Columbia river
while attending a masquerade ball at
Skamoka, Wash., January 1, reached
Portland Tuesday and w as shipid to
Dallas for Lurial. The body was found
euoday morning after thirty-six days'
searching. The river bad leen dragged
and expert divers and grapplers had
worked continuously since the woman
disapjteared. The lusty wua found "00
feet below the dock through which the
woman fell while leaving the dancing
Lull. The woman's clothing had caught
on a snag near the bottom. The jewel
ry that Mrs. Sailor wore when she dis
appeared was still on the body.
Cornelius.
Regular Corresponds I.
Mrs. Web Phillip returned to Baker
City lust Friday,
Ed Wolf, our new road suierviaor, has
improved the road U-tween here and
Forest Urove.
Forty-nine ducks was the record of
Buchanan- Bros, at their lake last Sun
day.
Mrs. A. A. Phillips returned from
short visit to Portland Monday,
James Fairchild started Monday for
Hood Kiver, where he will be employed
In the new grist mill.
The big saw at the B. L. L. Co's mill
which flew into a thousand pieces
week ago, has been replaced with new
one and the mill is running again
usual.
A series of revival meetings will begi
at Ine Advent church, under the super
vision of Itev. M. M. Anderson.
Miss Cora Neff returned to Portland
Sunday after a week's visit in Cornelius.
Mrs. L. 8. Foster was a Poitland visi
or Monday.
The dance Saturday night February
11th at Matthies' hall promises to be
great event.
The runaway last Thursday came near
proving disastrous to John Smith.
F.rnest Wilkins went to Portland Wed
neaday morning.
Miss Eva Montgomery of Mountain'
dale was in Cornelius Friday.
A large number of Cornelius peopl
attended the minstrel show at Hillsboro
Wednesday evening.
Mr. Woodard, of Portland has lsn
looking over our territory for a location.
Cornelius has more politicians tha
any other precinct in the county.
Arch Rogers has just finished a grub
bing contract for Jap Reeves.
Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, of Gale
Creek, were in Cornelius Wedneadug,
R. W. McNutt has been suffering with
lagripjie the past week.
It as easy to run an ocean steamer
with a sewing machine treadle as it is to
build up a business in the way some
merchants advertise. Rusty Mike'
lairy.
Real Estate Transfers.
Clean Hiuet to Kdward N Thomas SO
sere see 18 T L N R 4 W $000 00
tin K A Wilkes at al to Clarence Yontif
lot I block Tboro. a a id Illllaboro.. 60 00
Israel DautoS loRH Maann, acres la
W W Graham claim 460 00
Win J Darts et. ox. to Frank Kerr, 40
acres see S T I N R 4 W UU6 00
Tho. Roe et. ux to lie lie Clarke Roe
liit 1 block 40 Forest Urove 1 00
Rarble C Jooei el al. to Km ma Htlimale
acres In narlrt Allen D L C aw 00
rraaton Klchardsnn to Rachel T Jones
lot 1 and block 4 anil other land too 00
CC Fouch to MileaC Punlln, lot 2 block
a Forest drove 90 00
Mary Still et al to J M Kartier et al 14 acre
acres In Steele add. to Beaverton VtiO 00
0 W Tefll et al to T I Allen S acres In W
Lockerinan D L C 1 1000 00
W O llocken et nx to Lambert Clausen et
al 12 acres Geo W Klllott D L C 10S7 20
Annie J Farnbam to ('has Manner lot 1
block 1 Beaverton no no
Jose pblne M Robb to C P Hmllli lota , f,
10 block 1 Curtis Add. Forest Urove. 210 00
L II ilall to John Campbell 18 acres In
aec uTll K 1 w too 00
Guatave llanke to (loo K Strong tract In
sec 82 Tl SRI W 25 00
Havla to Ueo K Strong 10 acrea In eeo 82
TH 8 I W J oo
Krank T Johnaon to Samuel Hiratton,
Simla H'se f T 2 N R 4 W 1SU0 00
Sanle Fe Facttle R R Co to B K Carrier
part of seetT2 N RSW and other
land 777 on
Free
Free
Free
H M Rode si al to H K Noble part of eeo
80 T I M RS W 1 oo
Ellen Rvereon to Maria J Baker lot IS
and It ldd and Rents Add to Beav
erton uoo
Andrew Braggerel ux to J J Conawav
pan or the N KofsecttT 1SR 1 W 100
Etta Karl to Minnie E Barrett, lot 84 block
a weal Portland Heights . ,. 10 00
In tho circuit court for Wasco county
which convenes February 13, the local
option law adopted at tho last election
will I tested. At the Novemln-r clec
tion the three Hood River precincts
Kuve a majority for prohibition, hence
the sale of liquor In the city of Hood
River is prohibited by law, but not in
practice. Since January 1, when the
law went into effect, tho three saloons
there have been tunning, and as re
sult the three proprietors were placed
under Kinds of J1.VJ each to answer be
fore the circuit court, direct informa
tion having K en filed by the district at
torney. The three saloon men have
employed able counsel, and will make a
test of the luw on constitutional grounds.
The case w ill no doubt go to the supreme
court for final adjudication, whichever
way it is decided.
WANTF.I TRl'SrWORTHT ma os sax.
an to manage business in this county and
adjoining territory for well established
house of solid financial standing. fD.OO
straight cush salary with all nrvessary
expenses paid weekly bv check from
headquarter. Money advanced for ex
lenses. Position permanent ; previous
experience not essential. o invest
ment required. We furnish everything.
Enclose elf-addnas envelope. Ad
dre, Manager, NI0 t'omo Block, Chica
go III. i
A Very Close Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although every
joint ached and every nerve racked with
pain, w rites C. W. Bellamy, s locomo
tive firemean, of Burlington, Iowa. "I
was weak ami pale, without any apa
tite ami all run down. As I was about
to give up, I got a Kittle of Electric Bit
ters, and after taking it, I felt as well as
I ever did in my life." Weak, sickly,
run down people always gain new life,
strength and vigor from their use. Try
them. Satisfaction guaranteed by all
druggists. Price 60 cents.
One hundred thousand hop roots
w anted at once at Cate's Market.
PROF. EDWIN A. SMITH,
OK COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY,
Instructor of Instrnmeut?! Music,
rORTTASn, OREOO.
At IlillsKiro Tuesduv and
of ench wwk. Inntrm
th r.ano, Violin, UuiUr or any utrinn
..a a i . .. "
iiiKiruiiii'iiv. ."llrYW, KiHWtl 1. (in
iwwaiimnt, Mil It-1 oro.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
AdmiuUtratriz'a Notice.
Notice la hercbr (tven that the onderatgned
ha Imh'U by the touuly Court vt W aAhiiigUMi
Coiinlf. Uniriu, duly apntnil a.lmlul-iralrll
ui lite naiaUuf tllialicth inler, doceaiud. All
pvraona having eleauia aalu.t aaideMala are rw
quvateil ki prwiii ttieiu u me with proper vouch
er! al Ih law oili.aofi. B. lluoua wubiuiii
moiittii from Ihla dale.
lialvd al lllllaboru, urrimn Ihla Jauuary ii, llMn.
tl.LA 111 sluS.
Adniliilniratrlx of the eaiale ol Kliiatxilb Uelgvr,
dM.iaed.
Administratrix's Notice.
N.illre U hnrlv slvrn. that I. thennderalimed
have U ii dul aeiwluiwi adiniutMralrli of the I
uifi.l A. HaiUin, dm-aarl, by the Cuiiniy
ourtul Hie blale ut urvvun, lur the Uiuulf oil
W aohlriKUin, and have dul qualifleit aa aueh ad-
uiuoHlrairlx. All pvranua haviua' tialiiia analnat i
aid vuie are ht-rfby inairitHf to preavut the
ani ui uie, wua pner vouruera, al ine law
oniie of w. N. Ilarrvit,ln Ilillalioru, ureitou
ilhln alx (Hi m.miha Irou Ibe dale hereof,
lialed at Uillaboro, Urvrm, Januarv 13,
X.I CY 8A roN
Adiuinlairalrtx of the KeUM of A. W. 'siaxton,
drceaaed.
A Fine Photograph Free.
A Grand Special Inducement.
TIIK INDEPENDENT will give as a premium to all
subscribers, whether old or new, taken after this date,
January 27th, 1905, and until March 1st, 10(V, a tine pho
tograph of yourself or a friend absolutely free.
lly paying $1.00. cash, you will get a receipt for The
Independent for one year and an order for a fine, Cabinet
Full Seized Photograph of yourself or any friend you may
select. The photograph will bo made by Tope, the Hills
boro Photographer, who has tho reputation of doing as
good work as any photographer in the state. All sittings
must be made by April 1, 100T.
Remember, this opportunity to get a fine Cabinet size
Photograph with a year's subscription for only $1.00, will
last only until March 1, 100.). Subscribe NOW and get a
lino photograph absolutely free.
And to every new subscriber who pays .$1.00 we will
send him Tho Hillsboro Independent and one year's sub
scription to The Pacific Tree and Vine, a monthly maga
zine published at San Jose, Cal., and an order on Mr.
Pone for a fine Cabinet Photograph as stated above.
Any one or the tnreo is worth a uollar. rample copies
of tree and Vine can bo seen at this ofheo.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nutlrela hereby Riven that the anderaliiueil
rri'Utrls of I he laat will and leaunenl of Mary
J. Knblnaon, deoeaeed, haa Sled her final aooouul
aeeurh executrix In the county eouil of Waab
lugton county Uregou. That aald court haa ap
pointed Monday, the sin day of March. 1805 al
the hoar of 10 o'clock of said day aa the tints for
bearing aald account.
MAKY El.l.tS MILLER.
Kiecutrlx of the laat will and teelamenl of Mary
J. Koblnaon, deceaaed.
S. B. lln.Uiu,
Attorney for Kiecutrlx.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby glveu, thai the nuilenigned,
etileaurvlvlug executrix of the laat will and tenia
men! of Thnmaa I. Hunapbreya, deceaaed, haa
Hied her flnal acoouut aa auch executrix In the
county court of Washington county, Orrgon and
aald court baa appoluted Monday theStbdayof
March, IwiA, at the hour of 10 o'clock of aald day
aa the time for hearing said aooouul.
AKAMI.NTA K. BAKER,
formerly A ram In la K. Humphreys, aula surviving
executrix of the laat will and ttwtamenl of
1 hoinw l. lluiuphrara, deceaard.
S. B.IIU.VION.
Atloruey for Executrix.
I
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we fill your prescription or re
cipe it is filled with the best quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge fot honest service.
We pay no one to send you to us
and therelore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly nuniler of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
9c Plinrmnrv.
ljiraTaBiaBmBiBBagMQaaaHBiH9
SUMMONS.
the 8Ute of
Washington
Winter Hatea to Yaqalna Bay.
In order to aeeom modal the many people
who wlah to make a winter trip to YaiUlua Bay
the Southern PaclHe Railway company will acll
on Wedneedayi and "alnrdayaof each week, uo
111 March tl, 1UM, roond trip tlcketa, at low
rate, to Yaoulne Bay and return, limited to
alxty daya from data of aale. Tboae who deelr
to take ailvautage of Ihla rata ahonld apply to
ueareat Southern Paclfla ticket agent for tlcketa.
We can print your auction bill
short notice and at right price.
At Cate'a you will find a aplenilid lot
of groceries, frenh and clean : also all
kinilH o( Teifi-taUea and garxlen truck,
including crinp lettuce and celery. AH
ordera promptly delivered.
THE WHOLE THUG IK AN EGGSHELL
How to Get
200 Eggs a
Year per Hen
Theeeeond edition of A Practical Poultry Man.
ual la now ready. Contain! among other thlnua
the famoua Sampeoa Method of Feeding, which
la known to be one of the beat meana of making
a profit from ponltry. Some of the chapter bead
Inge are: Brooder Cblckr, Profitable Ponltry
Ralalng; Principle nifflcultiea; Kerned lee for
Roup; During the molt; Economy In Peedlng;
Poultry aaa Bt-alneaa; Trap Neata, with plane and
Uluetratloni. Thla chapter la worth the price of
the book. Telia the practical way to make poul
try pay. Price 60a.
Our paper ! a XI page Agricultural Magaxina
with houaebold, Poultry, Horticulture and lialry
lirpartmenta. ubaerlptlon price 11.00.
To Introdnce our monthly Into your home we
111 aend tha paper one year and A ITactlra
Poultry Manual lor al eenai.
Tbe Pacific Tree anil Yine.
l'ark Hotel lUdfr., San Joae, California.
Ilriefi, jianiphlctn, folder, circulars.
doilKerM, proirraiul, iuvitatioiiH, letter
hi'Hiln, bilUlieuiIrt, enveloiefl, ami an
nouncements turned out on aluirt notice
ut tliia ollice.
You ran get any kind of a blank
printed by applyinKat thin ollico.
Have you tried the lelta I'lnk 1'ilU?
( Sood morning.
SherlfTa Sale.
Notice la hereby given, That by virtue of exe
cution in forecloture laaued out of and under the
aeal of the Circuit Court of tbe Mtale of Oregon,
for the County of Washington, dated the lllh
day of January I'Mfi In favor of Henry Herring,
plalutiir; and Prancla Catlln, Blanche Catlln, Ke
beccacallln, Kiibert Catlln, Fay Catlln agalnat
Francis llasurd, J. Charles llaaiard, Agnes R.
Caitln, defendanta, Margaretta Catln, Clemen
tine Eliner, and William Klmcr for tha aum of
IS.446.tlO with Intereat thereon from tbe 24lh day
of November W04 at tha rate of six per cent per
annum, to me directed and delivered, command
ing me to make aale of the real property herein
after described, I have levied upou and pursuant
to snid Execution In Foreclose I will on Monday,
he 2nh day of February ltWA, at tha Houlu door
of the Courtlioune In Ulllabnro, Washington
Couuty, Oregon, at tbe hour of tat o'clock a. m.
of aald day, acll at public auction to the highest
bidder for oah In hand, all tha following do-
ecrltied real property, lying, being and situate
In WaahlnRtou County, Oregon and mora partic
ularly described as follows, to-wli-
Tbe Kanlone half of the North Kaat quarter of
.Section M Townahlp 1. North of Range I. West
of tbe Willamette Meridian In Oregon to sattafy
the hercltitx-fore named sums and for the ooets
and expenaes of sale and aald writ.
Raid sale will be made subject to redemption a
per statute of Oregon.
Dated at Illllaboro, Oregon, this Uth day ot
January,
J. W. CONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
W. T. VAUllilN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
In the Circuit Court of
Oregon, In and for
County.
T. II. HMITll, rial nil IT,
it.
II. J. MaliKK, KI.I.KN MAUKR, bis wife,
anilOI.IVKK NKWTuN. defendants.
I'o II. J. Maiine, hllen Maxee, hia wife, and
Oliver Newton, the above iiamcd defcudauU:
In the name of the Htate of AreKon, you are
hereby required to aptwar and answer the coin
plalui of plaintlrl died lu aliove eutltlnl suilon
or henire the Imh day of February, II VS. and I
li'lault thereol the pUinlid' will apply to the
ikitiri for Hie relief demanded lu his complain
therein, and according to the prayer thereof. That
aid auit la Instituted lo ubuiu a decree of th
o. uri, inr ine foreclosure ol a certain mortKaKu
ilencribrd In the Complaint and executed by th
nan! defendanta H. J. Magaeand Klieii Magee.
nia woe, on ine imn nay or Augiiat, 1NA, to
cure the payment' of a certain, pnnnlsory note
inaile by them lo the defendant Oliver New ton
on thaaauie day, for tMU.IIU irold ooln, deacrlliel
in the complaint herein said moricaae beln
made to anid Oliver Newton, and thereafter on the
Uth day of November, IHVM, both said note and
mortgage being duly aold, assigned and trans-
erred ui ine plamtin herein.
That the relief demanded In the complaint Is:
1st, That plaintiff have a decree walnut defend
ants II. J. Magee, and Kllen Macve for the sum
of Three Hundred Dollars with lutereol thereon
at the rate of 10 per oeut per annum from the 1
lay of liecemliur, 0W7.
2nd, For the sum of Fifty Dollars paid by
plaintiff as taxes on the said laud covered by
aid morlKHKed and more speclllcally herein
alter described, aald sum of Fifty Dollars being
paid under aald niortKaije.
For the sum of Fifty Dollar as attorneys
ice nervui.
4th, T hat the said mortgage be foreclosed, and
thai I lie said premlaea covered bv aald mort
irage lie ordered sold under execution aa provideil
by law, and the proceeds thereof be applied lo
the payment of aald prom laaory note of Three
tiiiiiiiriKi imuara, ana intereat thereon, the aald
im of Fifty lollars paid as tasesou said real
propeuy enibraeeil and covered by said mort
gatieil, the sum of Filty Hollars, atlorneya lees
herein and the coats of this suit, and alMi that
ma iiHienoaiits and all perMins claiming bv
throiiKh.or under Ihem. may be barred aud lore-
uinoeii ol all riKlit, claim, title, lien, equity of re
dempllou, and Intereat In aud to said mortgaged
bill. That Plalntln take a decree arainstdelen.l
iinuaudall them correcting the description ol
aald laud aa eel forth in aald mortage and that
me oorreciiieacripunn thereof lie decreed aa fol
low to-wlt: beginning al Hie aouthuaat corner of
toe aoutn west uuarler of suction 80, townahlp 1,
oiith range I west of Willamette Mernliaii,
inenceweai w.iv chains, thence uort h iM rmls
thence eaat 2U.H6 chains, thence south 3K rods to
ihe place of Iwginulng, containing at acres more
or less, anil lor aucn lurther relief as to th court
may aeem juat anu equitable.
This summons Is published once a week for
lx conaeciillve weeks by order of Hon. Thomas
K. Mchrlde, Judge of Ihe atmve entitled court
iiuiy mane anil entered the 4th day of January,
IWi6; that dale of the lira! publication of Ihla aum-
moiia Is the rilB day of Januarv. lyoA. and the
laaiou in i,m day or Februarv, inn.
I I.ALDK HI K A II AN,
Attorney for Plaintift
SUMMONS.
U. A.
Tourist Cars
Going East.
Milk Delivered.
John M (iatps iJellvrrs
frcsii milk even- niornlns
lliose wMiini;nillk may
leave orders at Mesxhii;
er (Jroeery or phone :tl(
Many experienced tarvelers
prefer tourist sleeping cars
for the transcontinental journey
The
Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Ry.
can arrange for your trip east
in tourist cars, offer you choice
of routes and save you money
In tho Circuit Court of the State of Or
etfon for tho County of Wanhiiii:toii.
i i!H:ii: ..l. .i...:i
wiiuiii, I'lniuuii,
V".
Surah A. tirillin, defi'mliint.
lo !arali A (iriflin. the altove nmnetl
lofumliint : In the name of the Ktate of
Urt-gim you are hi-rt-liy rtiinired to ai
Kiir ami annwer the complaint filei!
aifitiiiHt you in the ahove entitled court
ami suit in or before the laat day of the
tuna ireavrili in the order for tnihli
cation niinle herein, to-r.it: March 10,
l!K.r, and if you fail ao to annrer for
want thereof the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in hi
complaint on hie, vn: That the mar
rtiitfe contract exniting lietween plaintiff
ami ilelemlant l forever il involved
Ihia anmmona ia aervrsl upon you by
onler of the lion. M. C. Oeorce, Jndire
oi ine i ircuit t ourt ol the State of Ore
ifon for the Fourth Judicial District.
Thin onler ia made February 1, l!rU",
anil Ihe date of the first publication of
tins gunimona m February 3, l!Hl.r, and
the hiMt pnhlicution thereof ia March
U), l!Ni5, and the time within mhich the
ilelendant ia rentnrKl to answer the
complaint is March 10, I!HI,r.
tiUIUHIN K. HAYKS,
Attorney for IMaintiff.
H. S. Rowe, Gen.Agt
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Ore-
Ijim, lor Waahinirton luinty.
NANCY H. McMILLAN, riaintiff,
JAMKS 8. McMILLuVX, defendant.
To Jamea S. McMillan, the above nam-
eii iii ioiiiliint :
In the name of the HUU nf nnwnn
You are hereby reouired to a r. near an.l
annwer the coin plaint flleil Bifaiiint yon
in me aoove entitUil t'otirt ami auit on
or before the lait day of th time pr
scrilieil in the order for publication of
thin summons, tfwit:on or before tho
expirtiofof ai woeka next, from an.l
after the date of fimt publication of this
summons: me nrpit pulilirntion thereof
lieinitoii Feliruary, S, l'.Krt, and if von
r..;i . . ....... i , ...
in, kf niiK-ur nun a newer, lor want there'
ot ine plamtilf w ill apply to the Court
Tor the relief demanded in her rompl.-iint,
to wit: that the niarriairf rtintrait now
existinir letween hersi tf and defendant
lie dineolved ; that plaintiff may resume
her former name, Nancy S. Hewell ; that
she have and reitiver off of defendant
her coata and ili-btiraernenta in thin auit
and for such other and further relief aa
to the (Vmrt may deem jut and equita
ble. Thi summons Is served npon yon by
pnhlication by order of L. A. KkhI,
County Judife of Washington C Mint v
Oregon, v. lib h or.lcr was mrvleat iJ.
Isirj, Orttfon, Febrtir.ry 2, liart.
2 I Attorney for P'
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
Docs a General Banking Business Sells Exchange
Charges no exchange to Customers and
V ft Pays Interest on Citne Deposits
jz? Oil on Cbctn and Gel Cerms. j&
A. S. Sholes, Pres.
Geo. Schulmerich, Cashier
3E
Cate & Son, New Meat Market.
PIALKHa IN ALL 1 1 It 1)8 OK
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Ponltry and Game.
Canh paid for all kindaof Coun
try Produce and Hutch
er'a Stuff.
, In fireeitr'a old
I
Shop on Main St.
Ki'Htaurant ltuililing
HopZSnppIies a Specialty.
8
$ $
CHILD quickly grasps the inonnlng
.f k f . 1ft nltiinn ol. . i Ts)4 MA
i nit- mmu riutriKitTN. jiui n
oHni taken a lifetime to apprrclvtc their
valiK1- You can greatly assist the child In
learning tho worth of the dollar. How ?
My having him open a savings account with
this hank, and hy encouraging him to add
to It.
A single dollar Is sulllclent to start an
account. Smaller deposits may follow.
Savings department opens Jannary 1, 1005.
J. W. SHUTE,
BANKER.
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I have just added
The aMcConnick Stock of Sporting floods
Hicycle Sundries, Knives, RazoM, Ammuni
tions, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery and all Gun
and Hicyele Supplies, to my present stock.
This stock is
Valued at $400.
! I ran sell to very reasonable. Don't
e . . . .
ir.'. i that 1 carry the bi
ieal instruments in tl
l Jioim-rapl.s and Records is ne
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pieie. iAt me
machine. I
Wt stock of mus-
IU CltV. Mv afrV ,.f
w and com-
guo you prict 'S oil now
can nave you money.
F. R. DAILEY. I
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