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THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO, Official Paper of Washington County. Entered at the Pottofflce at HlHs toro, Oregon, for transmission throufh the mails aa second-cUss mall matter. PROBATE COURT. Official Paper of Mini-ton County. Br D. W. BATH. The jury in the Mitchell cae hat brought in a verdict of "guilty aa charg eu in tua uidictiueni. bile this la a hurJ blow to the dufumlant and the many friends of the ion a tor who have boed the charites brought agalust him were without foundation, it I even a harder one to the atate of Oregon. A large number of people who read Mr. Mitchell's utterances on the floor of the United States senate, when with tean rolling down bis agtxl cheeks, be pro claimed hia innocence, have hoped that he o)U ! prov? hie siillosi. Thla lia nas failed to do, for the jury baa pro claimed him guilty, and that verdict uiUHt stand until removed, if it ever la, by a higher court. Uuilty or innocent, this war against the lumber thievea it all right and should be pushed to a fin ish until every man guilty with crime is made to suffer, no matter bow high be may stand in social, financial or na tional fame. One thief is no better than another. If there is any difference, the smaller should be given the preference. Mr. Mitchell has done much for Oregon, thousands of people have bad faith in him, and even now, in the face of the verdict of twelve men, it will be hard to convince his friends that be is really guilty of an intended crime. Iejortsof Fourth of July casualties are coming in slowly but surely and the crop promises to be fully as abundant as in former years. Only one accident is rejorted from Salem, where Roy Hrown had a blank cartridge fired in his face. He may lose his eyesight. A boy fatally wounded, two men and a boy hurt by a cannon cracker were early grists to the great l hicago casualty mill. In the matter of the et-tate of Eliza beth Ueiger, no objection having been tiled to the sale of real estate sold by the administratrix, it is ordered that said file be confirmed and ailminiatratrii, I authorixed to eittcute ami deliver a rxl and sotfacient conveyance to purchaser, Inventory and ai-uraincineiit Html and approved in the estate of N. 8. Howell ToUt valuation f l'.liU.OU. The administrator of the Km tat of Samuel (J. bnirier, was authorized and directed to pay to the clerk of court the legacy due Archie Snider, 13.00. It was ordered that the administrator lie dig charged and eetate cloned of record. Ilond filed and approved and letter of administration isaum) in the estate ol Koyal L. aiupson, YV. T. Richmond, 8 (J. Klchmond and K. K. freeman ap pointed appraisers. Bond filed and approved in the estate of Kllen Sampson and letters of admin istration issued. W. L. Richmond, S C. Richmond and K. K. freeman a pointed appraisers. Inventory and appraisement filed in estate of Jacob Wundrrli, valuation of real estate $4,500.00 personal proiterty 113.00. In the matter of the iruarillaiiship of Chaa. C. and Floyd Harris minors, bond filed and approved and letters of guard ianship issue.!, lias Molt, frank lvais- ton and II. L. Cor; Is appointed ap praise rs. In the matter of the eetate of Lars Nielsen, estate was admitted to probate and Marie Nielsen appointed adminis tratrix with bond fixed at fmOO. Born. On July 4th, to Hon. anil Mrs. Win Marsh, of Centerville, a daughter. un July otn, to Mr. and .Mrs. amie huy, of C edar Mills, a daughter. Notice to Water Consume rs. Notice is hereby given that the City Water Power whistle will blow two blasta at 8 o'clock p. m., to stop irrigat ing, and there will te given two hours in which to irrigate lawns, commencing at 6 o'clock. Those wishing to use same will have to notify the superintendent of the mater works, or Recorder Baitley. Anyone found violating these rules will he fined 50 cents and water shut off. W. II. KINtil.K, Supt Hillsboro, May 3, l!MCi. The American revivalists, Rev. Reu lien A. Perrv ami t'linrlea M Alexander Charles Strelow, 1!) years old was shot hivamnidii.IM!t.hirnvm,.itl' riiml and killed a little later In tlm d L-....i.. i l l' .... I MlH'niill .lllttlll. UUIIlt3ll 1.00110 iiarry iiinu, o years ol.l, was fatally in- Anil rnnvcrtii m-Ar muita int tha Avon. I ' " a7...r afaav V V Was jure.1 by a companion playfully pointing Urlista went to T, ,.! an 01.1 revolver at him. It was loaded A Surprise Party. A pleasant surprise party may be giv' en to your stomach and liver, by taking a medicine which will relieve their pitin and discomfort, namely: Dr. King's N'ew life Pills. They are a most won derful remedy, affording sure relief and cure, for headache, dizziness and con itipatlon. 25c at all drug stores About 10,000 acres of grain waa burn ed near King City, Cal., July 4th. The fire started from sparks from a thresh ing machine engine. Loss (35,000, cov ered by Insurance. Bent Her Double. "I knew no one, for four weeks, when I wat aick with typhoid and kidney trouble," writes Mrs. Annie Hunter, of Pittsburg, Fa , and when I got better, preliminary to a thorough nrnliinir nf .1. I although I had nn of tli.. Iieut drw'tnra T th.r..i t h f K.vermnent. coulJ et 1 bent double, and haJ to ... ,,,. uiUIII, -KUIIIimilOU ... ,... 1., 1. .. ol public lands was Shown in the Unit! """ "V """"" " "c" - States court Wednesday when tha othr I walked, from this terrible adiction I rases bused on the indictments brought I was rescued by Electric Hitters, which health and strength, and alk as straight as ever. list being bended by Congressmen Will- They are simply wonderful." Guitran iamsoii and Hermann. Cases in w hich teed to cure stomach, liver and kidney .-imi.M .MiLUMuu is iiiTiiiveti were on iHi.r.iu... .i ...i.,....i.. m. li I , i . , . I v.... , mi m it j u, uk Dim C . L ' I it:, tANj. Mlllfiln 1itu.n.t mt iVI.a f.w.. It.. 9 4 1 ........ . n . no ui Lite calendar, indicating, probably, that he win inn again ue men lor alleged oliens tliarlie ISennutt, 20 years old, was shot In the knee by a jioliceman, and a mob of about 2d0 tried to bang the bluecoat. W. J. O'Hrien was hit in the foot by a stray bullet, Hurt liutler looked into the endofacanoa cracker and is now in darkness and two or three fingers are lost in the great city. These are but a few of the many accidents in Chicago on the Fourth, but it is safe to say 1005 will hold its own with the record of other years. Congressman Hermann's case In the land fraud trial has been placed at the end or the calendar, which is supposed to indicate that he will be flrBt brought to trial on the indictment returned against him at Washington, 1). C. The i ortiana lelegrnm savs that the trial o! senator John If. Mitchell waa nierelv cases DaHe.1 on the indictments brought was rescued by by the recent grand jury were brought restored my h up and set for hearing. They implicate i many prominent men in the state, the " ' , , From Forest Grove. Farmers complain of the ravages of aphis, some claiming that there will tie only balf a crop. The ravages of the nects will lie ch retted by a tew days of dot weather. Only spring grain hassuf tered. The illumination of Mount ilond on the night of the 4th was visible from ths locality, but it wss -of short dura tion. Mrs. Hattie Iania's and daughter of Spokane were visitors at the home of W K. Curtis Wedueaday. Hay has been damaged by the late rainy weather. Large quantities had lieen mowed just before the raic. Some clover is being hauled to market. Considerable lumber is being hauled to town for local demand and for shipment. Fxcavations are being made for the two bricks east of the poatottice. Yenley & Campbell, real estate deal ers, have a comfortable office opposite Sloan Hotel and the foundation for a frame store building is laid just east of their ollice. Carl and Roy Curtis s'ent the Fourth in lhiyton, Or. EverylHuly and all their relatives went to Cornelius Tuesday. Washington Ixlgedid not install .of ficers Monday evening, but did dispose 'f tons of icecream. President Ferrln delivered the oration at Buxton on the Fourth. Mr. Robb and wife visited here over the Fourth. Political Study Club. The next regular meeting of the Poli tical Study club will meet with Mrs. II. Uilpatrick next Tuesday afternoon, July 11. A lino of study has been arranged by the program committee of the club, with a topic specified for each meeting the remainder of the year, aa follows: August 8, l'.05, Topic The House of Representatives. Home work: Read Coiistiiution of United States., Art. 2, sections 1-2-4-5 6. September 12, topic The Senate. Home work : CoiiKiitution, Art. I, sec- j lions i-a 4-o-n. Octolier 10, topic: A Law. Home work: Constitution, Art. I, section 7 Noveinlier 14, topic Powers and Re strictions of Congress. Home work Constitution, Art. I, sections 8-D. December -12, topic: The Htate, Homework: Constitution, Art I, sec lion iu; Art. iv. January 9. 1!MK1, topie: The Judicial iwpariineiu. iiome work: Constitu tion, Art. III. February- 12, topic: Changes in the constitution. Home work: Constitu tion. Articles V-VI-VI I. March 12, topic: The Amendments HomeWoik: Amendments. eniKviallv I- ill-.Vlll-A . lhe siiecial topic for Hie winter months will be "Woman of America. Call For Dalrymens Convention. I will again call upon von to meet at Hillsboro, Oregon, on July 15, liKJ5, at 1:30 p. m., to complete the Dairvmens' Association, and transact such other businesses may properly come liefore the meeting, and I attain notifv the Con. densed milk companies of Forest tiiove and uuisboro, or their representatives, to meet witn us. They are the manu facturers and we are lhe patrons. We are not afraid to meet them, ami we hope they are not afraid to meet us face to luce. And if they ran show to us that they are living in accordance with their SUMMONS. In lh Circuit Court oflha HUM of Oregon, for Wuhlaftua county. M aLI'KK B. McC.aU.l M. PlaJuUlT, va, WILLIAM E. MASTEKMaoJ R. K. RANDALL, Defendants, To Willl.ra E. l'vi!e:i aJ R. E. K.U.U1!, thi ! named defBdanta: In tbs Nam of IL Hiata of nr. goo: Vou are hrrvby reijuircd to ap war and auawar lhe pUluUITs com plain herelu wlllilu tlx wecka from (lie dak) of Ui aervlca of tliln nromoo njioa yoa. anl If joa fell so to ap pear and answer, Uia (ilaiiitllT 111 apply to Uit ttiurt fi.ritie relief datuaudad In bli eomplalot lu-wiu Tbat plaintiff bar a decrvs that a certain mortgagw, exacutad by Jana Raimuaaau to Wil liam K. Matter, daud Jau. IS, IbKi, recorded oo PK 82, Bouk k, Rooorda of ortKaK of Waah lugtou Couuty, Oreson, for rJ.OOU.ou, aud a cer tain mortgage exaouted by Jen Raamuaaen and Maria Raamuawn, bis wia, to William E. Uaa lara, dated eb. 2, ISM. and recorded on ;page txi. Bonk L, RecordaofMtga. ofaaid Couuty, and a certain mlg. executed by Jeua Raamuaaen and Mary Raamiiaaeu, hia wire, to R..K. Randall, for rJuuo.OO, on July It, lnas, and.reoorded on paga 1J1, Book y. Recordaof Mtga. ol aald (ounty, be adjudKed to be paid, satUtled and dlacbarged, tht plalutllTba decreed to be lb owner In fee impleofthe roal uu Iimt!M In aald com plaint, aiid tielu; pan nf th- l. L. C. cf A. J. Muton aud wlft). In r. I 8. K. 2 W. Will. Mtr., and particularly described aa follows; Rrgtn nlug at a polnlon tbs Easlern boundary of said D. L. C. aald pmut being 87. SO cb. S. and 1"; drg. W. from tha S. K. corner of aald D. U C, aud running thence S. I t; deg. W. from lbs N. ft. corner of said 1). U C, and running tbencrH. IS drg W. 26.23 cba, tbenoa N. Udeg , it,' W. M.S2cbs. (bancs N. ldeg. E. SS.Wcbs, thauoa E. 89.75 uhs. to plaoa of beginning, cnutalulug aces acrea, and being tracla numbered 4 A ft, set ott by decrea of ilia Circuit Court of WaahliiaUin Co, Orvgou, to WiBiam K. Maulers aud Eliza beth Mantera, as their share or aald 1). L. C. aa beira at law of of A. J. Masters, deed., free from all claim or interest of Uie defendants, or either of them, and of all persons claiming by, through or nder them, or cither of them, and for such other aud further relief aa to tha court may ap pear equitable. This summons la aerved upon you by puhllratlon br order ol llou. L. A. Rood, Cuuuty, Judge of Washington County, Oregon, which order was made and dated on June 7, l'JU5. 8. B. llt'HTON, (?0 Attorney for Plaintiff. Administratrix Notice of Anointment. Notice is hereby given tbat the undersigned haa beeu duly appoluted aa administratrix of tha state of (ieorge A. Owe, dooeased. All persona having claims agalui.1 said estate are notified to present the aamt duly verified within alx months to me at the olll. e of W. A. Cleland, my atlorury. Konms Mi bin Chamber of Commerce Building lu Portland, Oregon. Dated June 3u, luuft. ORACE A. (jORE, AdmlulHtratrlxoftlie Estate of Ueorga A. ciore, deceased. W. A. CLELAND, Attorney. SHERIFF'S SALE. Notice la hereby given, that by virtue of an execuitou iasurd out of and under the seal of Uie I limit Court of tbe Slate of Oregon, for lhe 'ouiiiyol Waslilugloa dated the lh day ol June Vju6 In lavor of W. I). Wood, plaintKT, aud agonal J. A. Raid and l-or H. Raid, de fendituu for the sum of IU UU coals and tbe furth er sum of StaA uu with lnu-real tbareon froia tin Mh ij ol ya"'h PS l the ra'.e "f ten per ecr.t (wr snuun, to me directed and delivered, com manding me to make eala of tbe real property barwinitiier deecrioed, 1 have levied uoou aud purauaiit toauld Kxei ulliai, 1 will on Monday, thvXM dv ol July lt, at the South door of tbe Courthousa In lllllstoro, Washington County, i rgou. at toe hour of leu o'clock a. m. of said day, sell at public auction to the blithea! bidder fcr cah lu band, all of the following deacrtlwd real pmpertv, lytug, belug aud situate la W aali lUKtou County, Cnegon, Aud mora pariluularly deavribed aa ftillows, to-wit: Commencing at tbe South-Weal Corner of land couveyed to I lioman t'ulley by deed from II. B, Murgau, Sherllt of Washington, tituuty. lireicou, the same iieiug recorded upon tbe Record of deeds of said W aahiniilon Couuty. Orewun. run nlng tbeuve North aioug Iba Hue of laud former ly belonging to A. J. Hamilton, Uua hundred and alxiy-eighl (loit) feet to tbe middle of tbe Couuty Road, Ihenoa North 74 3 16' East, aioug said road. Ninety-live (So) feel. Ihsuee boutb sev enteen 117') minutes last. Two Hundred Hve feel to the right of way of tha Oregon Central Kail Kiaul, thence North eighty oue tail drg lortr eight iin ) mluutaa Hal along aald right way Ninety nveivb) leal to tbeplaoeol brgluulug, euulalulng 17, 2fd square feet auual to .H of an acre, the same being on of the W esteudof Mie ( lias 11. ferklus tra1 of laud formerly owned by Iba Oregon Ceulral Rail Road Compauy, aud couveyed bv that Compauv lu L II. lorrtnov, lu iud belugsltuata ami Ivlne in WanriliiguMi Omntv. Ofti-oo. to aaUsfv tha Lcreiubeloie named sums aud for the cuata aud axpeuseaof saie ana saiu writ. Said sale will be made subject to redemption as per statue of Oregon. Deled at HilUtioro, Oregon, this 24th day of juue tvuo, J. W. CONNEI.L, Sheriff of Washington Couuty, Oregon. 8. B. Ill's ION, Attornay for l-laiulitl. L Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe it is nik-tl with the best quality of drug aud full-weight without over charge fot honest service. We pay no one to send you to us and therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly numler of jwople are al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. Executor's Notice. Notice la hereby given, thai wa, tha under signed, have beeu duly aiipniuwd executrix and axerutor, rete4'lltely, of the estate olJaxob Vt uuderll, deceased, by tha County Court ol the mate i oreiron, lor nasulugton county, and bava duly qua1 tiled as such. All persons having claims SKSiii'l saiu estate are nereoy UiKlliea t preaeiit the same to us, with proper vouchers, at me law omiw oi w. n. mrrett, iu iiiusnoro, Ore gon, within six months Iroia tba data hereof. Dated Juue at, liio. KLIZARKTH WL'NDKRI.I, and JOHN VIL'MiKKI.I. Expcutrlx and Kxecutor of Uia Estate of Jacob vt uuderll, deceased. W. N. BARRETT, Attorney for Kstata. SUMMONS. in Iheclrcut Court of tha Rule ol Oregon, for Washington County. OKOHftlK A. WINTERS, and EDWARD BLAKK WINTERS, tier husband, riaimiirs, vs. 3ARAH ELIZABETH IIH1CKDALE, (form erly 8AKAII ELIZABETH Bl'CK, KARNKST R. BRICKDALK, her hus band; ROBERT V. BUCK and AMIE BUCK, bis wife, DelendauU. To 4arah Elltalielh Brickdale. (formerlv Barah EUabelh Buck) Earnest R. Hrlckdale. her busliand; Robert P. Buck and Amie Buck, bis wife, tba above named defendants: In the name of the Stale of Oregon: Yon are hereby required to appear and answer the Com plaint filed against yon lu the above entitled promise and airreamant In tlm lairv, men, or doing; as fairly by their patrons wllhlu u lws '"'" ie date of the as may be reasonably expected, we shall P"011110" of thlaaummona, that being the certainly acceiit their statements. We Ume P'1 vdeT f publication hereof, siiinit lliore are two siiles to all ones tions. The dairymen are diasatiaflml with the present tirotita in thn iluirv i : . . . . " ... ' uiihiiiubh. Are me connenseti milk com panies responsible, or is it the eoneml surrouiKiiiiL'H in that line of ins niaa that Is causing the unprofitable coiuli- es RifitinHt the eoverninent. Conirreaa- iiiitn iiiiamson's case is set for today, The twelfth annmtl reunion of the Washington County Veterans Associa- Forced to Starve. nva s m s o. r. uevK, oi concord, Ky., says: "tor 20 years I suffered agonies, with a sore on my upper lip, so painful, some times, that I could not eat. After vain ly trying everything else, I euro.! it, with Uucklen's Arnica 8alve." It's great for burns, cuts and wounds. At tion was held at Cornelius July 1, 2 and 3, ami wns not as lartfelv attended aa in former years. Monday was llillshoro iMiy when the attendance from this city all drui stores - Only 25c w as greater than on any other dav dur-1 ing the encampment. The program was Fir Wood fa.oo Pet Cord. Ill I'l.ialia. I lin IIiIIuI.a i.i.-i ...1 1 I ... ...... .... .... ...... ... iiiuninilu bniOllb HIIll III- I U M . t ..I. n. ....lit f. . ! . ..I,. 1.1 1 M .1. . 1 . i- t i i miiv i. iwim wi unvii iui nirr iiotica VT, . ' .', '."" 'S nag i Wiii M-ii my flr woo.1 in four feet .ii t niirru Kllin. rut I vnllOllB anil I nnirihi .1 Ilia .luiu. lrice delivered in or about the center ofllillstxiro or an equivalent haul. This Is first growth nrsi class wooil. 1 will furnish 111 inch lengths for L'.5 as heretofore. Terms of pay men t cash on delivery wood. Orders can be sent by telephone Farm AM V" H -1. i... : , . . . ll. lit I nilirililll I I.Hllui. nll..al.,H t -.1 li-n i " ' .., .. " I iiiiisooro. ice -l'resident, It. Crandull, of Hills-1 iKiro; secoiHi vice-presiilent. It. W singing, humlay morning Kev. C. F t lapp of Forest Orove preached in the Rrove; Key. Hamilton of this city ireuched at 2 :30, and Uev. Kanderson of Forest (irove conducteil the evening ser vices, un aion.iay oiiicers were elected lor tno ensuing vear, as follows: I'resi ALBERT N. STAN TON. McNiitt, tVjrnelius: (Vimrade Fitch of t ornelius, secretary ; Comrade Mow ell, neaverion, treasurer; rrancis 1 lames, llillslsiro, chaplain. At 2 o'clock Mon day the annual meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary met at their headquarters and .riecteu uie following olticers: rresi dent, Mrs. F:. O. Crandall, Hillsboro; nrsi vice-presuient, itirs. niieeler, For est ?rove; second vice-president, Mrs. H. W. McNutt, Cornelius; secretary, Mrs. Iach, Forest Grove; treasurer, Mrs. J. K. Iluines, HilUlioro. The semi annual meeting will lie held in horest trove in Octolier. The old sol Feed, barley and bran tor sale at Cate's market. lrc can Corn now lUc at MesHingcr's. Secretary Hay Dead. Newbury, N. II., July i. Secre tary ot Mate John Hay died at ia:5 Saturday morning. The signs immediately preceding his death were those of pulmonary em bohsm. Mr. Hav's condition dur- liers wound up their encampment b I .11 r e - i... , , , ... joining nith the others in celebrating 1 m r,lua' uau 1X6,1 entirely the lotirth 111 the urove. The crowd is satisfactory. 1 1 . . 1 1 . 1. 1 . 1 miii to iisve stu uiti i.trKcsi ever seen l r.. ir... 1 r- c.11 in (Vim. litis, fully l.ooo persons going l "y ",,u L'TS- aer ana from this city. Judge Mollis delivered Murphy were at the serretarv'a 1... , 1 . 1... 1 . ..1 1 . 1 . 1 . J U"",,HI "." t''""7aiiii nciu wie at- he,U . e tsrl.on tV. -...I - ....... . . uvii ten tion of the great crowd for more than an hour. came. The secretary bade good night to his wife and to his attending physi cians about 10 o'clock l ist night, at the close of one of the best days he has had since his illness. The lo cal trouble was clearing up satis losilions. As a rule they can never I iactorily, according to Dr. Scuddr, Ngm wore niiicK enotigu. mere is ai- A Case of Sour Grapes Hillalxiro is very much agitated oer the W m. Keid railroad proposals w hich he is now offering that city. The anx iety of the railroad company which he is aitiil to represent, 111 hurrying to begin work, is very much like other railroad j.r.r, ways much slowness on the part of the giver of the right of way, and it is al ways his fault that there is so mnch de- lav. Hut usually railroad companies are not modest in tneir demands ; this one, however on tha date of the first puhllratlon of this summons being on June 3, IW10, and lhe last publication be ln oa July 14, 1A and If you fail so to appear on or before the Will day of July, 1WM. and ana- war tbe complaint 01 lha plaintiffs died herein. in default thariof. the plainlllls will apply to the Court for lhe rellofdt-manded In their complaint herein, lo-wlt: For a decree of said Court that A. Winters, and aald de- Elltalieth Hrlckdale, formerly Sarah Elizabeth Buck, and Robert F. Buck are tbe owners aa tenants In common and are in puseasionofthe following described tract of real olate, situate In Washington County, Oreiron. tolti All of the west oue half (W) of section twenty (20) In T. 1. 8. R. I W. Will. Mer. , con taining 820 acree; that each la the owner In fee simple of an undivided one third thereof: Tbat said real estate be partitioned among said plaintiff. Oeonrle a. Wlntcra and said (Wand. ant. Harah Kllsabeth Brickdale, formerly Hrab KIlMhnth lluck, and Robert K. Buck, according to their rosmltve Interests therein; that refureos be apH)lnted by said Court to make said divl ion. that the ciKts of said suit and of said parti tion tie apportioned to anld plaintiff, (Icoriife A, VUiiU-rsand the said d. IrudanW, Harali Kllsi beth llrlckdals, formerlv Harah Kllsaheih lliwk rtt.u-4't. litlu- tbe tion of the dairy business of this county? b,"e",, lo'wlt: Kor Ut US meet as ditirvmen and orirnniz a "ld Plaintiff Georgia dairvmeira aso.-l.itin fen.lanta, Harah Ellti Wit. McQl'lhLAN, the Nelson and Wilcox Lntnlier Co. have just furnishe the lumber for the following places: Ilethuny church, Moffmait at the Urove, Watts and Trice at Skapoee and Mr. Kasmussen. This is steam treated and kiln dried and is very satisfactory. They now have a new steam treating plant. They solicit your orders for the finest steam Lewis and Clark Exposition. During the Lewis and Clark ex position the Southern Pacific Com- and Robert K. Buck, aocordl... i iiiHlr DanV Will sell round trin tirVt. JS liiteresu In said real estate, and that pUl j'auy wilt acu rounu trip UCKetS 10 litis have snth other and further relief as to II Portland, limit thirty days, at one V"?S mr J" ami equitable. umlnn Ikirrf (, 6 .1.1 a ,t""un , uu "rpuhlle, " ' sa. v. sua.. a V'4 I11C trip. For parties of ten or more traveling on one ticket, one fare for the round trip. For organized parties of one hundred or more, in dividual tickets at one fare for round trip. Stopover of ten days will be riv en at Portland on all one way tick ets reading through that point dur ing me exposition. Tickets must be deposited with Joint Aeent at Portland and a charge of fifty cents will be made for the extention of time. Real Estate and Auctioneer. You will do well by listine vour property with J. C. Kuratlt, who vi awn iiuu yuu a car u arfnrv In m . buyer. He ako crys auctions. H. T. U. I. T. P. GOODIN. Hi sbOfOa Of. ciuress joun kz. Kuratli, Hillsbtiro, Ore., R, F. D. No. 1 Kesiuence at Phillips. tion In the lllllnhoro Indcnenduut hv order of Hon. U . Rood. CiMintv Jii.lv or '..l.i. ..... (uniy, Oregon, duly made and dated ou the iisiuaj of May, IMA, W. N. BARRKTT. Attorney fur rialntifta. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICt OS SSII Owl REAL (STATK ST fRlVATI SALt. Notice Is hereby given, tbat by virtue of an order and decree of tbe County Court of Wash ington County, Oregon, made aud entered ou June i, 1WI6, authorizing and directing the ad tnlnlstrator of the K.Uteof Kllen I.. Kurd, de ceased, to sell at private sale, cerlam real estate beloiialng to tbe estate of aald deceased. I, the uuderslgued, will from and aftet July 22, kui, proceed to aell the real estate hereinafter de scribed at private sale, for cash In baud, subject to confirmation by said Court, aald real estate being particularly described as follows, to wit All of Lou seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and twelve of and In Block No. Thirteen of and in Simmons' Addition to the Town (now City) ol Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon; and also the following described parcel of real eslale. to-wit: Commencing thirty three feet west of the Northeast corner of Lot two of and lu Block eight of and lu the town (now city) of Hillsboro, Washington Cuuuty, Oregon, aa the same appears on the duly recorded plat thereof aud running thence South one hundred and ninety eight reel to the South line ol aald Lot two; thence west sixty six feet to the southwest corner of aald lot two; thence north one hundred and ninety eight feet to the North weat corner -f aaid lot two, and (hence East siity six feet to tbo place of begin nlng. lated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this June 1J, IWS. M. B. BUMP, Administrator of the Estate of Ellen L. Ford Ieceaaed. Hillsboro Commercial Bank Does a General Banking Business Sells Exclunge Charges no Exchange Id Customers and V (f Pays Interest on time Deposits jz? Call on Cbem and Get Ccrms. j& A. S. SHoles, Pres. Geo. SchulmericH, CasHier Cate & Son, NewMeat Market,! i DKAI.KHS I All. SINUS UK FRESH IAND CUEED MEATS Ponltry and Game. Cash niil for all kiiuls (if Coun try I'roiliice and liutt It er's Stuff. SSIiop on Main St., 111 (i recur 's oll Kcstauraiit ltuiMinu; , Hop Snpiilics a Specialty. CITATION. In tbe County Court of tbe Stale of Oregon, for W asblngtou County. In tbe Matter of tbe Katate of P. M. McDANIKI. Deoeaand. To Mrs. Daisy Hill, Mrs. Etta Mlkela, Fred Wilson, and Mrs. Aenle Elliot and Allen Wilson, and to all persona Interested In aald estate, Greeting: You are hereby cited and required to appear In the County Court of the State of Oregon, for the Couuty of Washington, at tbe court room thereof, at Hillsboro, In tha County of Washing ton, on Monday, tbe 17th day of July 1905, at 10 o clock iu the forenoon of tbat day, then and there t show cause, Ifany you have, why an or der of aaid court should not be made authorli Ing aud directing the administrator of said es tate to sell the following deecrlhed real estate belonging Ui said estate, altnate in Washington County, Oregon, and being Lota Pive and r.iKiit, in necuou 1 wo. Town 8 N, K. ft W, W ill is it., containing viw seres. Witness the Hon. I A. Rnrwt. Jmtvn of ih. county Court of the htate of tiragoo, for the County of Washington, with the seal of said ioun amxea, tuis iua aay or June A l. Woo. Attest: E. J. tiUllMAN, (Weal) (&t) Clerk. Administrator's Notice. Mitlcc Is hereliv given that tha nndon hrnad aniiuuisiraior 01 in estate of Kate C. Wilcox, de- o-aseu na, nii'i, 111 the I oliniy Court of Washing ton County. uri-Ki.n. his final account ami . Mirt lu said estate, and thai the same haa been si-tfor hi-arlng and avttli-ment. lie for. said eonrt on Monday July 24, Itiuft.allhe hour of loo'ciock a. m. OKI). II. WILCOX, Estate of Kate C. Wllcoi $ $ $ $ $ $ A CHILD quickly grasps the iiioaniiiir af I 4 I h . nlkita-A L.aaa.a AJ f 1 f A "i uiu iuu riuniuiiTS. itill 11 orten takes a Iirotlmo to appreciBte their 1"Q You can greatly assist the child in learning the worth of the dollar. How ? Hy having him open a savings account with this hank, and hy encouraging him to add to it. A single dollar Is sufllcicnt to start an account. Smaller deposits may follow. Savings department opens January 1, 11)05. Administrator nf the deceased. B. HUSTON, Ally, for Ad T. P. GOODIN. CONTRACTOR AUD BUILDER I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kind of a build ing in Washington County. Thone 28x4, or address' J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. me secretary sunered none ot the old pains in his chest which characterized his earlier illness. He had been perfectly comfortable in the anticina- y wanrsio bo to Hanks 1 . .. . nine or ten miles in the country. IVr. " ua' ul1'r lisps Unit's fur enotik'li for this roal. I tion ot leaving his bed for the great rurwuiruvn ,r, I f,.1.,. i r... -r. . 1 I . . 11 I. f . - I "vxuwiu mm i-uuuuri 01 a concn rtioi t'ir hi luirui univs 4 . , ..ftcrcl t!0l)(S)H.niia to that urn. .11. uuta alter liOCIOCKIie rtH'l to go through their town, but CaiI- I callexi the nurse, who at once stun irist in their endeavors, commenced tolmoned Dr. Scudder. Both Dr knwk." In Hillsboro thin,rs are dif- Scudder and Dr. Murohv hastened LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Amlnistratrix'Notlce. Notice is hereby given that tha unrier.ii.ari haa been, by tbs County Court of Washington v.,. uregon, appointed admlnlatratrli of the r-iaie 01 Lars Nielsen, deceased, and haa dnlv h-iueo a. ucn, ana all Demons havln. claim. against aald estate are hereby notified to present nme 10 me, with proper vonchera anneiarf . in. lawomoeora. b. Huston, at Hillsboro. vreaon, witnin ng monlba from and after JUly7, 190&, MARIE XlT.lAr.S, EsUUof Lara Nielsen, d-I . .rrj, : . .-"Z '.. this Administrator of the ceased. i. B. HU8T05, Attorney for Adm'i Jnly7-eug4 thintf In the gliapc of ailyanceinent, the great majority work (or everything that at 111 Jtn prove the future ot our city. Keattlt, "On to Tillamook I" secretary was bteathing with difflcnlty, and ex pired almost immediately atterward at 12:35. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice la hereby glvea that the nndaralgned admlnlBiralorofthe estate of John W. l.other, deceased, haa Bled In the County Ooart of Wash Ingtoa County, Oregon, bis floa aceonnt aud re port In said estate, and tbe same baa beea art for hearing and settlement, la aald court, on Monday August 7. 14, at thehourof lOo clork A at u sam aay. Haled this July a, lil. J. V. CORIY, Admlnajiratorofthe Estate of Job a W. Lather, deceased. BKNTOM BoWMA,t Attorney for Administrator. July 7-Aug . The Most ilellghtful Way to Cross the Continent. Through Salt Lake Cltr. Glenwood Springs, LeadyUle, Pueblo, Colorado Springs and Denver. A Daylight Hide Through Nature's Art (ialleiy. Passing Caatle Gate, Cution of the Grand, Tennessee Pass, Marshall Paris and the Royal Gorge. Trains Daily Between Ogden and Denver J EQUIPMENT and SERVICE SECOND TO NONE SEEK. M) r LKi HEIt, JiETTEK CAN'T HE FOUND I our 1st Cnrc h -- aa aui. VV1 J Going East. 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