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THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO Official Paper of Washington County. Entered at the Poatofflc at Kill boro. Oregon, for transmission through the mail aa cond-claaa mall matter. OfTlcial Paper cf WasfcinHoa County. BY 0. W. BATH Probata Court. Eatata of Martha J. Parrott, deceased ; Henry Holme, Jauie Earhart and Joe ae Sandstone appointed appraiaera of aid estate. Guardiamhip of Elizabeth Jackvon, incompetent. P. M. Jackson, guardian, filed hii report which ahowt that ha re ceived the m in of $146 70, and that he haa paid out the sum of 1334.27, leaving a balance due him from laid estate of f 1H1.57; account and report allowed ami approved and guardian credited with aaid amount. Petition alito filed anklng that the guardian of said ward be allowed credit on a mortgage executed by him to said ward, ami it apeuring that the guard ian, P. M. Jackson, has made the annu al payment as provided in said mort gage, up to the L'5th day of November, I'.MM, it in ordered that the petition be grunted an prayed for. Mrs. Stafford Poiaoned. Honolulu, March 1. Mrs. Jane lath rop Ntanford, of San Francinco, widow of Unites! States Senator Inland Stan ford, died at 11:40 o'clock laat ni'ht, forty minutes after she was taken ill, at the Moano Hotel here, under suspicious circmuHtances, pointing, in the opinion of the phyHiciun who attended her in her dying hour and seemingly in that of others, to jioisoning by the adminis tration of strychnine in a vial of bicar bonate of.nodu given just before retiring. Mrs. Stanford herself, when found by a guest of the hotel w ho had heard her groaning in her agony and suffering from conviilnions, declared, "I have been poimmed," and her last words were : ''This is a horrible death to die." DisncMKVg PoiaoN stout. Sun Francisco, March 1. M. 8. Wil son, attorney for Mrs. Stanford, and C. (1. 1-nthrop, her brother, both bulitve there is nothing whatever in the stories telegraphed from Honolulu, and say that without doubt Mrs. Stanford died a natural death; that she was of an ad vanced ago, hud been in poor health for some time and probably died from heart failure, ajKiplexy or some similar trouble. Beaverton. Regular Correspondent. Mrs. Leahy is slowly recovering after a long illness. Mrs. Cora Witheral'i baby died last week of croup-pneumonia. Interment was at the Patton grave yard. John McCloud had the misfortune to Iohc his 10-year-old bor with throat aud lung trouble last week. The lxly was taken to (laston for Interment. Pr. ltobinson in able to tie out again after two week's illness. Ed Anderson's new house is rapidly nuaring completion. L. D. McKay is the proud father of a Imi by girl, lorn Sunday; Orla Rolf was alno presented with a baby girl the same day. All are doing well. MibS IJlly M. Wilson was in 1 leaver- ton last week viniting relatives, she is now living in Portland. Don Lewla of Portland spent Sunday in lteaverton. In the Dim Distance. An Omaha special of March 1st says The Union Pacific today successfully tested an experimental gasoline car on suburban tratllo. It will le sent to Portland, Or., for trial, and if it proves a mcceas more cars are to lie built. The car is controlled by one man, and the Sieed is seventy-five miles an hour. It seats twenty-live person. And here is another which will l of deep Interest to the people who have been looking for the motor car "next week." "Establishment of motor service be tween Portland ami town on the West Side line will follow delivery of the car now ting constructed at Omaha." said 15. A. Worlhington, of the Harriman lines, today, " eaterday I had a wire from Mr. Mohler staling that the motor car will make a -4 rial trip a week from today. If the result of the trip is sue remdul the cur will lie shipped soon thereafter for installation of the service. Mr. Mohler is very much interested in the project, and dctdriou of affording people the more frequent service for which it is intended. Some delay oc curred in getting the car completed, Imt apparently the shop work is about fin-iHhcd. The citizens of McMinnville met at the court house. Tuesday night and be gan the fight to have the 1 1,000,000 ap propriation bill paitaed at the session of the legislature providing money for the state inxtitutiona House bill 370 sub mitted to the people. Petitions will lie prepared and circulated auion the vot ers tor signatures, following the form prescribed on page 244, general laws, session of l'HKl. These will tie sent to different parts of the state with the re quest that they lie circulated. Any per son desiring one of the etitions may secure it by writing for it. It Is the in tention to secure the requisite nutnler of signers as soon as poaaible. It it pre dicted that at leant 2t(0 signer can be aecured in thia county alone. The $1,000,W appropriation measure pro vide money for state institutions, in' eluding normal schools, charitable, re form and penal establishments, state nniversity, Oregon Agricultural college. The particular protest throughout the tale has len against the normal school clause. Of the entire appropriation, about f:H1.0X) was for various schools, including the state university. A like petition will soon 1 in circulation in Washington county, it it has not already been started. 1 School Notes. Lucille Imbrie; her many frten.l will be delighted to learn, is recovering fr jui her illness. Raymond Taylor hagone from school to find employment. Mrs. J. C. Adams ha given a valua ble book to the library, "The Life of France E. Willard." Joxeph Fitzgerald is a new pupil in the Fourth grade. We can print your auction bills t,n short notice and at right prices. Sealed Proposals. Scale. 1 bids for the diUliing, grubbing and grading at a section on the Cornell ro.d from the Multnomah Una to the Cedar Mills bridge, will be received by the County Commnvtloners Court at Ilillaboru, Oregyi, ou Saturday, March 11, liatt, at 10 a. m. Prospective bidder are requested to meet with the county board on Thursday, March 2, I '..'), at 2 p. in., w hen plan and sieci tkationi will be submitted. L. A. Rood, Judge. By order Commissioners. HilUtboro, Feb. 22. l'J05. Notice. Fiom now until all are sol 1 out, I will effer my entire stuck ol guns at 15 per c-nt diacoui.t. Term, cu-li. I uiunt have room ami cash. Fiiliing tackle at 10 per cent off on all amount over .r0 cent until lurther notice. F. K. DAI LEY. Residence for Sale. RcMidence, located on Main street, two blin ks from poetoftice; fenced ami interior of place now undergoing a thor ough painting and papering. Splendid home for anybody. Quarter block, in side oU For particular and price in quire at this office. 0 I li i r nrn fflllal irnn n tnivrprni IMS I EM I J j We have just received a Car load of the famous Utah Land Plaster. Best on the Market. GARDEN SEEDS. A Big: Assortment of both Field and Gar den, and Flower Seed. Red Clover Seed and Alsike sold in any quantity. For price and quality our line of seeds can't be beat. Mill-stuff and Stock Food All of our Flour and Feed is sold at Port land prices. We have several brands of of Stock and Poultry Foods; also Rock Salt, Kow Kure for dairy stock and Blue Vitriol Buy of Hillsboro's Popular Feed Stoi c and they can SAVE YOU MONEY. Hartraiefs 1 Feed Store. ! Main Street. HILLSBORO, OREGON I I tea P : ;ll Xo - 1 h (J icjfcle Season is lav Here ! Our New Stock of Bicycles, Rambler, Racycle, & Columbia will be here soon. Give fle H Call and Eel Prices. A Complete line of Bicycle Sun dries, Ammunition, Fishing Tackle and Musical Goods. F. R. DAILEY MAIN STREET HILLSBORO V 4 t-4 A beautiful tock of utationery for the ladif jimt received at tit iHdta. Some thing new aud nice. Trice are one of the pretty feature, too. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Nulio. U b.r.bf t.o thai lb aalrlgDd UMumi ofth. las w til and testament ol Mary J. KililQua,dxccurl, bas filed b.r final atwant u .itch .XK-utrix In th. eounly court of Watb luftua oountjr Uregua. Tb.t Mid court bm ap potuled M(t.r, lb lh day o March, lwoal Ui. boor or 10 o'clock ofaald day m tn. Urn for bear Lug laid account. MAKY ELLEN MILLER. Executrl a of th. laat will aad toMam.nt of Mary I. KobliuoB, docoaaied. A, B. Huatnn, Attorney for Exocnlrlz. Notice of Final Settlement. NoUc U ber.by tlT.n. tbal tb aodenlKnad, oljiurTlrlug .lecutrli of tb. but will and tMta ajeut ofTboma D. Uumpbraya, deooaMd, ba Hied b.r Dual aooonnl a iuch xacotiil loth, ixjiiniy court of Waablugton eounty, Oregon and T.'. i cmrl izz S!!4 U li- Jj Marcb, IW6, at lb. boor of 10 o'clock of aald day a lb. Uiu. for bearing aald acoouut. AKAM1NTA K. BAKER, formerly Aramtuta K. Uumpltreyi, aula surviving exwuirlx oflb. laat will aud tn lament of 1 IioiiiioU. lluuiuhreyt, deoeawd. 9. B. IK HlN, Attorney for Executrix. 3 r ft i A h "V CITATION. In tb Tounty Court of lb. Hut of Oregon for Waablnglou County, lathe Matter ofth EilaM of Oeorge Morpbew, Ix-ceaaed, To Jan. Morph.w, Jan Morpber, Jr. ; and Mary Ann Morpb.w, aud to all persona luterealed in aald alata, Ureetiug. In Ui. Nam. of tbe But of Oregon.-You are hereby cited and requlrad to appear at lb Coauty Court of tbe State of Oregon, for tb County of Washington, at th. Court Room at illllahoro, lu tb County of Washington, on Monday, th Mb day ol Marcb. IMA, at 10 o'clock In tb forenoou of aald day, and then and there .how cauxe. f any you have, why an order of aald Court should not be made, authorizing and directing Tbomas drove, the executor of aald estate, to sell all the real property belonging to said aatale, wblcb Is described as follows, to.wit: l ying, being and situate within Washington County, Oregon, aud being known and dealg Haled auililcitcribed aa the auuth-weat tjuarter of aectiou to, T. IN. of K. 6 W. Wlllaiuelie Merid ian, containing IW acrra Aa prayed for In his said petition. W lineal th. Honorable I A. Rood, Judge of th Couuty Court of tb Slat of Oregon for Washington County, and tb seal of aald Court altlxrd, this 7th day of February, 19u5. (Real) L. A. ROOD. County Judge. Atul: K. J. (lot) VAN, Clerk. E. B. TONGUE, Attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice 1. hereby given, that by virtu of an e i ecu lion and order of sale Issued out ol and un ilcr Hi. seal of th. Circuit Court of th.Biat of Oregon, for th County of Washington, dated th Zlrdday of February, 1J4, tn fjpr of Ann Bale, (formerly Ann Bodayla), plalntin: and agalnat W. J. Thomas and Eva Thomas, bis wife defendants for tb. sum of t"J0 eosla aud tb. further sum of 1743 with interest thereon from Ibefrtb day of December 1904, at th rat of 7 per cent per annum, all In favor of I be said plaintiff and for tb further sum of fl77.M with interest thereon from tb 5th day of December 1904. a tb rat of? per cent per annum together with tl. ra coats, all In favor of th defendant, Mrs. M r. Hall, to me directed and delivered, coin mandlng me to make sal of tb real property hereinafter described, I bav levied Uon and pursuant to said execution and order of sale, I will on Monday, tbe 27th day of March, lMtt, at the South door of th Counbous In Hlllshoro, Washington, County, Oregon, at lb hour of ten o'clock a. m. of aald day, sell at pnbllo auction to the highest bidder for canb In band, all of th following described real property, lying, being and situate In Washington County, Oregon, aud more lartlcular!y deacrlhad as follows, to w V Tb. Houth half ofth North East quarter, and tb. North Wost quarter of tb. North East quarter of Suction 24, Town. Three North Range Five West, Will Mer., containing 120 acre, to aallaf tb. hereinbefore named sums and for coals and expenses of sal and said writ. 8aid sal will be mail subject to redemption as per statu of Oregon. Dated at Hlllsboro, Oregon this 23rd day of February, 1U06. J. W. CON NELL, Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. W. D. SMITH and BENTON BOWMAN, Attorney, for Plalntin. SUMMONS. In tlie Circuit Court of the State of Or egon for the County of Waahington U. A. lirillin, pUintiff, v. Sarah A. (irilUn, defendant. To Saralt A. (irillin. the alxive named defendant : In the name of the Htate of Ort'uon you are hereby required to ap pear ana anxwer tne complaint tiled against you in the aliove entitled court and Bint on or before the laat day of the tune iireacribed in the order for nulili cation made herein, to-wit: March 10, i, and U you fail o to answer for want thereof tlie jilaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief demanded in hi complaint on file, vix: That the mar riatw contract exiHtinir ttetween nlaintiff aim aeiemiani I lorever diHxolve!. Thin nummona is aerveil upon you by onier oi tne lion. m. i;. ueorge, Judge oi tne L trcuit Lourt ot the Mate of Ore gon for the Fourth Judicial Ditrict. Hum order i made tebruarr 1. l!fcY and the date of the nrt publication of tin miminon is February 3. 1WI5. aud the lat ptiblicution thereof i March 10, VMVi, and the time within which the defendant id required to answer the complaint is March 10, I'M 15. liUKI H ).N K. HAYES, Attorney for I'lalntiff, .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 foi houest service. We iay no one to send you to us aud therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A gooJly number of people are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. Hillsboro Commercial Bank Docs a General Banking Business Sells exchange Charges no exchange to Customers and ? C Pays Interest on time Deposits j& Call on Cbcm and Oct term. A. S. SHoles, Pres. Geo.'ScHulmericH, Cashier jCate &"Son, New Meat Market,! 8UMM0NS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gun, for Waahington County. N ANCY 8. McMILLAN, riaintiff, V. JAMES 8. McMILLAN", defendant. To Jame 8. McMillan, the above nam ed defendant: In the name of the Htata of Ornnm m are hereby recuirnd to annear and nnwer the complaint filed again! you in the alove entitled Court and suit nn or iM'fore the lant day of the time pre a ril3l in the order for publication of tin inmniiin". to-v. it: on nrlwlnratl,. exiiration of nil we-k next, from ,! after the date of first publication of this summons; the Mm pulilication thereof l'in nn hebruary, 3, Hufi, and if yon (nil to aptwar and anxwer. for want tb.n.. of the iilaintiif will atmly to th (Vmrt for the relief lemandel in her comi.laint. to wit: that the marriire contract now exiHtinir Utween herwlf ami l, ,..l .,.t U diMHlvel ; that idaintiff may retiunie she have and recover off of defendant her coU and iliflmrnoment in thin suit and for nch other and further relief a to the Court may deem juttt and eiuita-Ht. Tbi Ptimmon ia aenre.1 npon yon by ublication by order of I. A. Hood, ounty Jtiiliro of Waahinuton rMintv On-iron, which order waa mailt) at llill- Isirj, tr(on, rebrnary 2, l'Dsfi. M. RAII.KV P.I! MP Attorney for t. lain tiff. I S V ' lannil L- -J i x ti laf- li! rr KKALKK IN ALL KINDM OF !iluili mi fain &r. itl l.r.uiuv'y olil Ji'lTZ ' IJlkeHtaurant liuildiiiK FRESH AND CURED MEATS Tl II J ft .ri iii:' run ri a n mm?.. 7 I jWJ CbhIi paid for all kinds of Cotin- :-Jl try 1'rodtice and Hutch- ' I er a Mult. Hop Snpiilics a Specialty. $ $ i A $ $ $ CHILD quickly grasps the mpntitiig rr oi the above eiiaractcrN. Itut It often takes a lifetime to apprecfutc their vnliio. You can greatly assist the child In learning the worth of the dollar. How? Ity having him open a savings account with this hank, and by encouraging him to add to It. A single dollar is sufliclcnt to start an '' nrrmillt- Kllliillni. dannJIn kV! .'tiiavi iirunii lllilj IU11UU. m Savings department onens Jnnimrv 1. inns. - " - ---- - my " " J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. I Tourist Cars I Going East. Many exixricnced 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 route and save you money 1 H. S. Rowe, Gen.Agt " S
