Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, February 17, 1905, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO Official Paper of Washington County. Entered at tho Poatofflco at Hllla t oro, Oregon, for transmission through th malls as second-class mall matter. Official Paper of WasUniton County. BY 0. W. BATH Lent begins this year March 8. Remember the old folks' concert. Easter falls on the 23rd day of April this year. The weather man predicts a little rain for Oregon. Next Wednesday is Washing ton's birthday. Remember the old folks' concert at the opera house. Old folks' concert at the opera house next Wednesday evening for the benefit of the Congregational church. Newell's bills to transport insane patients to the asylum by asylum attendants, and to regulate the sale of fertilizer, both passed the senate. The money order business at the Portland postoffice was $500,000 greater in 1904 than in 1903. The Japanese were the largest buyers of international orders. The bill introduced by Senator Haines to authorize Washington countv to appropriate fa, 000 for the Lewis and Clark fair, has been signed by the governor. William Cullen Bryant, probably the best known publisher in the United States, died on Wednesday at a sanitarium in Plain field, N. J., of a stroke of apoplexy. The Tillamook Independent, a strong advocate of the saloons dttr ine the last election, is dead. The plant was purchased by R. M. Watson, editor of the Herald. of finding out what the law really is. If they were published in every newspaper in the state, then ' igno rance would be a crime." But as only a favored few get a copy of the Laws of Oregon, published in book form; the great majority of our people know little about the laws passed in gross lot at capitol headquarters. By publishing them in newspapers, the cost to the stte 1 would be but a little more than is now paid. The legislature will adjourn today not later than 4 p. ni., according to the joint resolution adopted taut week. There will be no otliclal notics taken of the de velopments in the cane of Senator Mitch ell auii no adjourned st anion next win ter nor tlio tension prolong)! unless ( something should tiapn today to change its mind. The members realize that they can do nothing toward elect ing Mitchell's succeaaor until he has re signed or has been removed, and they believe that if his health shall hold out he will keep the office prolably to the end of his term, owing to the long ktrug gle which he evidently Intends to make of hit trial. Wheat sold on the board of trade in Chicago on Wednesday at the highest point for years, $1.20 per bushel. It is predicted that the price will reach the $1.50 mark. Frank Raisinear. convicted of the murder of his wife, was hanged at Bridgetown, N. J., Wednesday morning. The rope broke the first time, but the second attempt was successful. Joe Florelello, the Italian who murdered Amelia Siiianni in Tort land about a week ago, saved Mult nomah county about one thousand dollars ourt expenses by very ap propriately blowing his brains out just as the officers were about to nab him. General Lew Wallace, author of "Ben Hur," and a veteran of the Mexican and civil wars, died at his home at Crawfordsville, Ind., Wed nesday, aged 78 years. His health had been failing for several years. He was at one time minister to Turkey. His last words were, "I am ready to meet my maker." Members of the Oregon legisla ture made a trip to Newport last Saturday. A special car took them to Corvallis where they inspected the Agricultuial college and were entertained at a banquet. The party . then continued the trip to the seacoast and report the weather warm and fine, in narked contrast to the weather on this side of the coast range at that time. Newell's bill for the transporta tion of the insane passed the senate with but five votes against it. Cro isan of Marion said sheriffs were as humane in conducting insane to the asylum as any persons could be, and that the bill would increase the patronage at the disposal of the asy lum and cause delay, but, said he, "You are helping the Salem hog I don't really favor the bill, but I'm going to vote for it and stand in with the Salem hcg." Portland and Return 85c. Tho Southern Pacific la sow selling round trip tickets to 1'ortland from Ilillaboro for M cents, good going Satur day P. M or any train of Sunday, re turning SuudUy and Monday, giving all Jay Sunday and Monday in Portland The name arrangement applies from Portland, fivina all Portland iicople a chance to visit valley points at greatly reduced rates. No Need to Worry. We note some fear of posmbility that the revelations in the land fraud cases are likely to do Oregon and the fair some barm. All of which is ridiculous. Which is likely to do the moat harm, to suffer under such conditions or to make an honest eSort to improve them? Isn't St. Louis a better place in which to live than it was before Folk began his work? As a matter of fact it is thoxe communi ties which open eyed bear the diseases of the body politic that are entitled to the contempt of the world rather than thoe which try to cure them by meth ods however drastic. In this same connection some timid otitis are expressing the fear that the city may suffer a setback after the fair i over. Why should it? Portland has not undertaken a contract that is to big for it; it has not overloaded itself with debt. The nioner which it has spent it can afford to upend. It Inn projected a fair which in many respects will be the most satisfactory ever held but it w ill not break its back financially by doing so. We know of many building enter prises that were not undertaken becau e there is so much being done lu that di ruction it was not considered advisable to initiate any others. But the money to do the work is still on hand and the intention to commence it slill remitinc The greatest advantage wh may exiect from the fair is that it will be a self re velation; we will discover what reallr need to make of the city w hat na ture intended it to be. We have here the money to do it ; we do not need to go out hunting foreign capital. Itut out' side capital will co.ne. Many of those who come here will find this a promis ing field for investment. There are sev eral big building projects the work en which will lieiriu soon and there is at least one great hotel project which is rapidly reaching a stage when it may be counted upon as a certainty. 80 far as houHe-building is concerned it Is going steadily forward and will continue to go, The matter of apartment houses is not yet overdone and the only ones that cau possibly suffer after the fair are those which fail to come up to the standard Let no one worry about the period af ter the fair; let them rather worry about the fair itself and do everything they can to make that enterprise a gieat success. The rest will take care of it self. Portland Journal. A Very Close Call. "I stuck to my engine, although every joint ached and every nerve racked with pain, writes C. W. Kellaniy, a locomo tive (ire mean, of liurlington, Iowa. "1 was weak anil pale, without any app' tite and all run down. As I was about to give up, I got a Ixittle of Klectric Hit ters, and after taking it, I felt as well ai 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 50 cents. Intensive plans of the Union Pacific system and the Southern Pacific for new locomotives, cars and other equipment, and the in stallation of 600 miles of automatic electric block signals have been an nounced. It is estimated that an expenditure of $S,ooo,coo will be necessary to complete the work. The new equipment will be used on the Union Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Oregon Railway & Naviga tion and the Southern Pacific and will le ready this year. Til First Klrrttoa. New Tork was not reckoned a pivotal state when George Washington was elected first president of tho United States. The Umpire Stnte was not even represented In the electoral coUegw, having passed no election law. ltnode Islnnd and North Carolina hnd not adopted the constitution, so only ten of the thirteen original titles purtld pated In the balloting sf ITS'.). Tiers were then seventy-one electors, each of whom voted for two candidates for president. The candidate receiving tho highest vote was declared president, the next highest vice president George Washington received C!) rotes, John Adams 34; John Jay of New fork re ceived 0 votes, ft. II. Harrison of Ma ryland 0. Several others had one to four votes. In 1702 fifteen ststea wore represented in the" college, with 135 electors. Washington received 132 votes, and John Adams was again ond, with 77 votes. The bill introduced in the legis lature for publishing the laws en acted at Salem in all newspapers of Oregon, was killed before it had a real good chance to breathe. Our lawmakers expect people to obey the law, but give them no means Winter Ratea to Yaqalna Bay. la order to toooamixUta tha many pcopls who wish to makes winter trip to YaUlna Hay- th Soothers racing kallwsy company will tell on Wadnewlari and Saturday! o( tarn week, un til atarrn Si, IMS, round trip tlcktta, at low rate, to Yaqulna Bay and mora, Umltod to lily dayrnm dato of Ml. Thnsa who dralrs to tat. advents of this rats thou Id apply te eareat Southern ParlAc ticket agent for ticket. All gixtds tioughtof Cate will 1 de li vered promptly at any hour during tho day. This includes meats as well as groceries. At Gate's you w ill And a splendid lot of groceries, fresh and clean j also all kinds of regi-tablcs and garden track, Including crisp lettuce anil celery. All orders promptly delivered. SherlfTo Sale. Notice U hereby stvea, Tbat by virtue of tie cutloa In foreclosure laaued out of and under the Mai of the Circuit Court of tbe SUM of Oregon, for the County of Waahlugtoo, da tad the l:ilb day of January 1IM6 la favor of Henry Ierriiig, plaintiff; and Francis Catllu, Blanche Caillu. Ks Ueecat'atlln. Kobert Callln, Fay Catllu asatusl Francis Haaaara. J. Charles Hauard, Ague R. Callla, defendants, ktargaretta CaUn, Clemen tine Elmer, and William Elmer for tb sum of tJ.4el.0O with Interact thereoo from the 24tb day of November 1M at the raw of ait per eenl per unum, to SM directed aud delivered, command Uig me to make aala of the real property herein after described, I have levied upon and pursuant toaald Execution In Foreclose I will on Monday, he VXh day of February Isua, at tbe South door of the Oourtbouas la Hillsboro, Waahlngton County, Oregon, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. oftald day, sell at public auction to the hlgheel bidder for cash In hand, all the following de scribed real property, lying, being and illume In Waahlngton County. Oregon and more partic ularly described as follows, to'wlf The EaM one-half of the North East quarter ol Section M Township 1. North of Range 1. Wert of tbe Willamette Meridian In Oregon to eatiiry tbe here I u before named sums and for the cnsU and sxpenaesof sals and aald writ. Bald sale will be made subject to redemption aa per statute of Oregon. Dated at Hlllaboro, Oregon, thlt 14th day ot January, 1U6, J. W. CONNKLL, HharttT of Washington County, Oregon. W. T. VAUOHN, Attorney for Plaintiff. WASTED: Capable men and womsu f .r C ENSUS WOHK. and to act aa Re presentatives in this and adjoining terri tory for limuains aud music busiuess of old Established House. Our catalogues list over 3,000 magazines and 5,000 selec tions of music at CUT TRICES. Salary t IH,(M0 jier week. Eajierience unnecea s ry, hut good references required. Ad drees, Sl-KAlil'S WHOLItBALIcCo., 270 Wa Uieh Avenue, Chicago, III. 31wl2 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Administratrix's Notice. Notice U herety given that tbe underalKoed has lxa by the t'ouuty Court of iSa-hlugum County, Oregon, duly appolumd edmiuuulrii ol the etatof Kllaleth oelger, dereaM.-d. All persons baring claims axalust aald estate are re queried to present Ibetu to me with prosier vtiucb crsallb.lsw oilnie ol a. It. Mutton wiUiliial mouths from thin date. laul at Ilillaboro, Oregon thU January 24, ltft. M l. A HI rtl N. Adml nlstralrt x ot the estate of Uiaabelh Gelger, deceased. Have you tried the Delta 1'lnk 1'ilU? (iood morning. CITATION. I a the County Court of the stale of Oregon for Waahlnglou County. Inthe Matter or the Estate of George Morphew, Uvoeaaed, To Jaue Morphew, Jane Morpber, Jr.; and Mary Ann Morphew, and to all peraous Interested in aald estate, Ureeting. In the Name of tbe Stale of Oregon-You are hereby cited and required to appear at lbs Couuiy Court of the Stale of Oregon, for the County of WaahlugUm, at the Court Room at HlUsboro, In the Couuty of Washington, na atonuay, the Sih day ol Match, Wul, at 10 o'clock In the, forenoon of said day, and then and there show cause, f auy you have, why an order of said Court should not be made, authorising and directing Thomas (rove, the executor of aaid estate, to sell all the real property belonging to aald estate, which Is .lesrribed as follows, t wit: Lying, being and situate witblu Washington County, Oregon, and being known and desig lisle. I aud described aa Ilia south-west quarter ol M-ctiou ih, T. 1 N. of R. ft W. Willamette Merid ian, containing Its) acres. As prayed for in bis said petition. Witness the Honorable U A. Rood. Judge ol the County Court of lbs Bute of Oregon for Washington County, and the seal of said Court nixed, this 7lhday of February, 190ft. (Seal) L. A. KOoD, County Judge, Attest: K.J. GODMAN, Clerk. E. B. TONGUE, Attorney, Free! Free! Free A Fine Photograph Free. A Grand Special Inducement. Administratrix's Notice. Notice Is hereby given, that I, theunderelimcd, hattebeenduly appointed administratrix of the estate ol A, w.bailou, deceased, by the Couuiy Court of the Hlate of Oregon, lor the County ol We-hington, aud bare duly qualllled as such ad ministratrix. All peraous having claims agalusl aad estate are hereby mKIMeO to present the same to me, with pnir voucher, at tbe law otlu-e of W N. Ksrretl, In Hlllaboni, Oregon, within six (S) mouths from the date hereof, listed at lllllsboru, Oregon, January 13, '.KOi. Ll CY SAXTON, Administratrix of the Estate of A. W. ballon, deceased. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that the anderslgued executrix of tbe last will and testament of Mary J. Robinson, deceased, haa Hied her fioal account as such executrix lu the county court of Wash lugtou county Oregon. Tbat aald court baa ap pointed Mouday, the tan day of March, ltA si tbe hour of 10 o'clock of aald day as the time for beariug said account. MAKY KM. EN MILLER, ' Executrix of the last will and testament of Mary J. Kobiusoo, deceased, ft. B. Huston, Attorney for Executrix. Notice of Pinal Settlement. Notice la hereby given, thai the undersigned, solesurvivlug executrix of the last will and testa ineot of Thomas I). Humphreys, deceased, has Hied her Hnal account a such executrix Inthe county court of Washington oouuty, Oregon and said court baa appoluted Monday the sib day or March, l;Vi, at the hour of 10 o'clock of said day as the time for hearing aald account. AKAM1NTA K. BAKEK, formerly Arainlnte K. Humphreys, sole surviving executrix of the last will aud testatneut of Thomaal. Humphreys, deceased, i. B.HOTON, Attorney for Executrix. SUMMONS. 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 for honest service. We pay no one to send you to us and thereiore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of people are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. Hillsboro Commercial Bank Dots a General Banking Business Sells Exchange Charges no Exchange to Customers and v o Pays Interest on time Deposits I .., . ri ,, THE INDEPENDENT will give as a premium to all subucribers, whether old or now. taken after this date, January 27th, 1903, and until March 1st, 11)0.), a fine pho tograph of yourself or a friend absolutely free. Jiy paying $1.00 cash, you will get a receipt for The independent for one year and an order for a fine, Cabinet Full Sized Photograph of yourself or any friend you may select. The photocranh will ho mado hv Pope, tho Hills boro Photographer, who has tho reputation of doing as good work as any photographer in 'the state. All sittings must bo made by April 1, 1!)0.. 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, 190.". Subscribe NOV and get a fine photograph absolutely free. And to every new subscriber who pays $1.00 we will Bend him The Hillsboro Independent and one year's sub scription to The Pacific Tree ami Vine, a monthly maga zine published at San Jose, Cal., and an order on Air. Pope for a fine Cabinet Photograph as stated above. Any one of the three is worth a dollar. Sample copies of Tree and Vine can bo seen at this ofiico. o2 Tourist Cars Going East. 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 H. S. Rowe, Gen.Agt J" ;,' In the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, In and for Washington County, r. U. bmith. Plaintiff, II. J. MAOKK, KM KN MAORR. bis wife, aiKlOUVKK NKWTON. dt-fomlauta. To II. J. Maartw, Kllen Uskw, Ins wife, and OlITcr Nuwlon, the abnva nainml defsudants: Inlbenama of tlia rtial of Orrx..u, you are hi-reby rwiulrvilm appear amlauswer Ch coin plalul of (ilaliitirt fllwl In aliova eutlUcri suit on or before tiie llh day of reoruary, IDoa, aud I default tuereofllie malnUtr will anul u th i;ouri ror ine relief demanded lu bis oouiplaini therein, and according to the prayer thereof. 'I hat saiu suit is iiistiiuieu in nutaiu a decree of Ui C urt, for the foreclosure of a certain mortxaK, iieocnneii in ine cola pin in i sua exreuted hy th said dctundania II. J. Magi-earnl Kllen Magce, bia wile, on tha 19th day of Alls-nut. IKW. to sc. cure the payment of a oertaiu prouilsory note made by ilium to the defendant Oliver Newlon, on tliesauie duy, for KMI.UU gold coin, described In th complaint hcreiu salil moruiaae 11 n mnile losabl Oliver Newlon. and thereafter nu II l.'th dity of November, IHW, both said uole and inoNKxne being duly sold, assigned aud trans. icrrvo to me Milium herein. Tbat the relief leuiauded In the complaint lh 1st. That Plainlltl have adcrrea avslnil defend ants II, J. Msitee, aud Kllt'U Mauee lor I he sum ol I lire Hundred Imllars with Interest thereon at the rale of in uur ccut t auuuui from the 11 lay ol lieceuiticr. l'.7. 'ud, Kor the sum of Fifty Dollara paid hy Planum aa lascs on ine saiti imiiii covered I aid niorluaKed and more soecillrallv herein alterdtiscubed, said sum of Klliy iKillan being paui uiioerani ntori)(SKe, :t., Kor the sum of f ifty Hollars aa attorney fee lierulu. 4ili, That the -aid mortgage he foreolosed, and limb ine isni premises c 'nveyeu oy aadl niorl gaKe tie ordered sold under execution as provided bv law. and the proceeds thereof be hi.i.Hh1 i. the payment of said promissory note of ftiree iiiiiinreii iHiiiars, ami interest iliercou, Ilia said sum of Klfty Hollars paid aa laaesou said real profietty embraced aim covered by said mort ganel, the sum of rlliy Hollars, attorneys lees Herein auu ine costs Ol llliasillt, aim also ttial me deictiiiauia and all iktmhis c a I in n bv IhrollKh. or under ttiein. msv lie hsrrw.1 aini lh... cloelofall rlglil. claim, llile. lien, eoiillv nl re deuiptliin, and Interest lu aud to aald mortgaged preuiirew, &th. Tbat plalnllft" take a decree asalnst defend ants and all them correcting the description of saiu laud as set lortn In said inortvaiie and tha the oorreotdeacrlpllou thereof be decreed as fol low ta-wll: beginning at the soiiihcaol corner ol ine southwest uuartcr or section Ml, township 1, south range I west of Willamette Meridian thence west ai.Ko chains, thence north KK rod thence cast M.K't chains, thenueaoiilh .HI roils to the place of beginning, containing acres more or leas, and for such lurther relief aa to tbe court may seam lust aud equitable. This summous Is published once a week for six consecutive weeks by order of Hon. Thomas A. Mciiiuie. Judge of tba above enililed court Hilly mane and entered the 41 li day of January lwvi; that date of the first publication of this sum mons Is the ittb day of January. IKk'i. and the lanon ine itn aay or renruarr, lwn. t LALHK HI KAII AM, Attorney for I'lalntllt SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Or eiron for the Countv of Wanhinirton. u. a. tiriinii, iiinintui. vs. Surah A. (irillin, tlcft'inlunt. lo Ntrah A Cirillin. the alnive nanieil Icfvmlitnt : In the name of the Slato of Oregon you are hereby reiiuired to ai- liear atul annwer the complaint file I airiiiiiHt you in the alxive entitled court and milt on or liefore the lant day of the timo preKTiiMil in the order for nubli cation mnile herein, to-wit : March 10, mt, and ll you fail no to anxwer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to i... i . . .1 i- . .i i f . iuo wiun lur inu rvuei ueiiianiiea ill nil complaint on file, vi: That the mar riage contract exmting U-tween plHintiff ami defcnilant lie forever dirisolved Thig uumniona it aerved upon yffu bv order of the Hon. M. C. Oeorire, Jude of tho Circuit Court of the Htate of Ore ifon for the Fourth Judicial Dintrict. Una onler la made February 1. lirU'i. and the date of the firtt publication ol thig gummona is Februarys, l!Hft, and the lat publicution thereof is March 10, l!M).r, and the time within which the lelendant ia required to atinwer the complaint if March 10, 1W5. tiUKlH). K. II A YES, Attorney for 1'laintifF. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court ol the State of Ore gon, for Washington County, NANCY S. McMILLAN, PUi'ntiff, vs. JAMES S. McMILLAN, defendant. To James S. McMillan, the above nam ed defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, You are hereby required in appear and answer the complaint Hied against you in the almve entitled Court and suit oti or before the lat day of the time pre acrilied in the order for publication of this summons, to-it:ou or twfore the expiration of six weeks next, from and alter the date of first publication of this summons; the first pnbliration thereof lieintr on February, S, Urns, and if you fail to aiear and answer, fur want there of the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in her complaint, to wit: that the marriage rontract now existing N't ween herself and defendant lie dissolved ; that plaintiff may resume her former name, Nancy S. Hewell; that she hare and recover off of defendant her costs and disbursement in this suit 1 and for such other and further relief aa to the Court may deem just and equitable. i ma summons is serveii upon you tiy inhlicalion by order ot I A. K'srxl. unty Jtidi:e of Washington Connty. Oregon, which order ras made at Hills lxrj, Oregon, February 2, l'.5. M. BULKY IlC MP, Attorney for plaintiff. jz? liall on Cbem and Get Cerm$. jz? A. S. Sholes. Pres. Geo. ScKulmerich, Cashier fbate & Son, New Meat Market)! ii . o.ra - .. -ii .iu:j;,'xrH. . . -'i i . PKAI.RRS IN ALL KINDS OK FRESH AND CURED MEATS 'k Pnn trv nnrt (imp. 1 VUIU j UUfaV WUUIUI m. wry t - j ' 'V' . - v . .. I,, . ft. aMKWeii -si,. ,,.aaysm.nj -- Tssl IPfflsr IT V fc. j. n it ' Cash paid for all kinds of Coun try Produce and Butch er's Stuff. ' .Shop on Main St., in (trecar's old Z KeHtiuirant Building LTnnC,nn..lino n Onnninltir uuii.ouijyiiii a ojJiuauj. UMMi $ $ $ at CHILD quickly grasps the ihohhIiii: or llio above characters. Uut It oHcn lakes a lifetime to appreclete their value You can greatly assist the child lu learning tho worth of the dolhir. How ? IJy having lilm open a savings account with this bank, and by encouraging him to add to it. A single dollar Is sulliclent to start an account. Smaller deposits may follow. Savings department opens January 1, 1 .)(),. J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. I have just added The McCormick Stock of Sporting Goods Ilicycle Sundriea, Knives, Ilazors, Ammuni tioiin, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery an.l all Gun nnilllicycle Supplier to my present stock. This stock itf Valued at $400. nd I enn sell to very reasonahle. Don't f-rg-t that I carry the blKgMt 8tock of ,nug. icnl in,tni., t8 in , city. My Btock of lMionograplw and Iteconln is new and com- Plfte. Let I1I0 give you on machine. I can Mve you money. a new F. R. DAILEY.