THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO,
Official Paper of Washington County.
Enter at tbo Postofflc at Hill
boro, Oregon, for transmission th roach
tb mails as second-class mail matter.
Official Fapdf of WasMn2tun County.
BY D. W. BATU.
HUSTON FOR CONGRESS.
lion. 8. B. nnaton Ilaa Decided to
Make the Run.
For tome time put prominent repub
lican! In tbla county, and in other conn
uea in mis district, bare been urging
Hon. 8. B. Hun ton to become a candi
date for the nomination for con great on
the republican ticket at the primaries to
be belJ next spring. Ha haa had the
matter under contiideration for tome
time, waiting to hear from hia Iriends
over the diatrict and trying to estimate
bin chancee of aucceaa.
He and Attorney E. B. Tongue made a
trip up the valley hut week, returning
Tuesday evening, and received ao much
encouragement that they both conclud
ed that Mr. Hum ton could aecure the
nomination If he eougbt it. He haa con
eluded to be a candidate and believe he
will be successful. The Ikmpimdiwt
shares thig belief. Mr. Huston lays that
the campaign, so far aa he ia concerned,
will be a clean one, and that, if defeat
ed, he will give his suecesHful opponent
his cheerful and hearty support.
Mr. Huston is one of the ablest. If not
the ablest, lawyer n the First district
He is in the prime of life and enjoys the
confidence of the people of Washington
county In a marked degree. Washing
ton county luis had the honor of turn
lulling the ablest congressman that Ore-1 (era the visitor
Coat of Hitting; the TraiL
For the sma.l sum of seven dollars tl
visiting Elks will be enabled to enjn
each and every concession on the trail,
the great amusement thoroughfare
the Lewis and Clark exposition.
At St. Louis U cost iu the neighbor
hood of : to syt the 'Pike' with it
seventy shows, many of which were not
worth the price of admission. The trai
oners thirty of the finest attractions
over included in an exposition. Fancv
seeing thirty shows for seven dollars,
The Carnival of Venice, designed by
that "King of the Ballet," Bolossy Kir
alfy, la by all means the largest and
costliest production. It ia a great spec
tacular play to which the price of ad
mission ia 60 cents, but after seeing it
anyone will immediately pronounce the
price a reasonable one.
There are two hundred participants
on the stage. The scene ia laid in Yen
Ice, and by means of soma very fine
scenic offerings the illusion Is faithfully
carried out, even to the canals of that
Italian city. The canals are of real
water. The Carnival of Venice is a t-rn-
sichoiean extravaganza of the higest or
der.
Tho Homer Davenport Farm is well
worth a visit. Paying 2,' cents he en
ters and beholds the foremost cartoon
1st oi the world comfortably seated on
a ruatic bench before a rudely built log
house. Surrounding the illuntrIotis pen
man aro hundreds of blooded fowls, sev
eral specimens of horses of Arabian
blood and a magnificent Hamblrt inian.
Davenport will be found affable, urbane
and democratic, and if the visitor is of
the right sort the cartoonist may offer
him a modest sketch as a momento.
Next, one should by all means take in
tho great Aluska-Klundike mining exhi
bit. This concession is pre-eminent
from an educational standpoint, and of-
a truthful oortraval of
gun ever iiikj, in the person of Hon. I mining methods in the gold fields of
Thomas H. Tongue. Wo believe that Alaska. Tho building that houses the
Air. Huston, if he shall bo successful, show is designed inside In panorama ef
will make an equally creditable repre-l feet and a full sized placer mine is found
tentative, and that his services would In lull operation. Clean-ups of real
redound to the credit of this county, and I gold worth 10,000 are made every hour,
vu me state. Washington county re-1 ho admission Is 25 cents,
muru prominence inrougn tuei inxie ana me uivine .lk. as a mat,
fact of Mr. Tongue being a resident of ter of course, cannot be missed, for if
this county than from any other source
If she can be successful In again fur
nishing an able and worthy represents
tive it will be the best advertisement
that Washington county haa ever had.
there ia any show upon the trail that ia
genuinely deserving of patronuge tor
tho reason of the true merit alone is
in the Trixlo Show.
Tbia show probably does a larger
U' l ... . i . . .
.....uununu, rrpuuncaua ui umui uun ny oilier attraction on
Wuulil ......... .- ! . . . I.. . . a
...o...,.KWU county win sianu together ino irau, ana lor the reason that no One
in an eiiort to attain this end. . ever leaves the place dissatisfied with
A large number of renul.llr.n. i,-J thi wonderful performance. The best
longingly toward 'the chair of atate ,Terti'nt the Trixie attraction ha
treasurer, wherein now sit me- tVlan.l. ,re tb crowd who daily witness the
C. 8. Moore. W. T. Wrieht. of Union I 'et"1 ' marvelous animals,
county, would enjoy carrying the key to streets of Cairo, Darkness and
the state strong box. William Henry UWD Ln1 of tho Midnight 8un, The
HobHon, senator from Marion and Linn. CeBCat,ei The Animal show, are all well
is in the same attitude. Run Ai. worth T,81t
ander, of Pendleton, big merchant and And soon down the trail the vimtor
nigh Mason, is desirous of attaining the. mJ nender. A great many of the
nomination, provided it don't cost too
mm.n. toward Wright Haines, the
Forest Grove banker, saya he isn't a
candidate for congress, but as to state
treasurer I But no matter. Salem
Daily Journal.
Crop Report.
Dry weather continues and the need of
rain is becoming more urgent. Streams
are getting low and pasturage is becom
ing very short, except on tide lands and
mountain ranges. Stock, up to
within a few days ago, kept in Bood con
union, but now cattle are losing flesh cents ; theater. 25 cents;
""l" wuer8 helped by an ex. 25 cents; camel r'.de, .) cents; Carnival
tra feed of hay. The harvesting and the of Venice. 50 cents: Land of Mi.ll,,i,t
il.r....l.t I . . . .. I . " O"-
..... i grain are Demit ran Id v Bun. 25 cents; To en ok .. n.,
r..,j....i i. - . w . : I ' ' , .-...v..
r-u mhi wuis lurmers are ibrmuh nnrt Firm . mkIi . n.a
w.n. ..us wont, fall wheat and bar lev I cents: shnntin o.ll..,.
II. .1.1- . I . ' m"'j,
..vitia UIIIUIIIIH 1TOOII. i ll llna nl III... OS
shows oner admissions as low as 10
cents. The visitor finds fooliHh
and serious shows, or ho may devote
hia time to Instructive shows. No mat
ter how hard ho "hits the trail" he can
not spend more that $7, which will ad
mit him to thirty attractions, unless he
chooses to take in a show more Uian
once. The entire list of conceHHion.
with their admission, follows :
Itay Paree, 25 cents; concert hall, 25
cents; Cascade Gardens. 25 cent ! Div.
IngElk, 25 cents; New York Animal
Show, 25 cents; Streets of Cairo, 15
donkey ride,
P. N. & T. R. R.
Work on the New Road Moving
Right Along;.
President Records, of tho Atlas Con
struction Co., of San Francisco, aocoin
pauicd by President McCrackin, of the
Portland, Neha'em A Tillamook Kail
way Co., waa in town Wednesday look
lug over the Hue and expressed himself
as highly pleased with the work being
done by Engineer Davis. Mr. Records
and Mr. McCracken went over tho road
as fat as the bridge and examined criti
rally all that has been done, and it ia ev
ident that they are perfectly satisfied
with the progress being made.
Wednesday was "pay day" for the
construction crews, and every man re
ceived his money, which is undoubtedly
a great disappointment to a few "knock
ers" who have been prophesying that
"the finish" would come when things
arrived to a point where money talks,
but very gratifying to the men who aro
doing tho work and the people whu
sM s'opg hav hsi confidence !n the ra!!
road headed for Tillamook. Ample funds
have tieen deposited in the J. W. Shute
bank to meet all demands on the com
tny, and all checks presented are
promptly cashed.
The roadbed is ompleted to Wah
ington street and will soon be finished
to the line of the Southern Pacific, the
bridge work over Davis' creek, known
as "Bridge No. 1," ia progressing rapid
ly, over two-thirds of the piles being
diiven, and material is unloaded daily
all along the right-of-way, and prospects
are very bright for the completion of the
first twenty miles of the road before the
close of the year.
The uncertainty of . this mortal life
were sadly and vividly brought home to
people in this community during the
past week. In a few days the home
circle of Mr. Bowman has been reduced
bv five of its loved ones. As will he
seen in our Oretown news. Diptheria
laid its deadly grip on the household but
one short week ago, and every member
of the family but the father were at
tacked by this relentless and insidious
lieease, with the result that the mother
and four of the children have been
claimed by the "Grim Reaper" up to
the present, while tho other children
are in a critical condition and may sue
cunib at any time. In the present most
lamentable case everything that medi
cal skill could effect was done, but with
out avail. Tillamook Herald.
Wan
t
jOllllllI)
For Rent.
Fine residence near the grove, known
aa the Talbot place, wet of the park ;
house in splendid condition; fine gar
den, good buildings, pure water. In
quire on premises, or at this ouT.
For Sale.
A very desirable residence, eight
blocks from tho poatoffice on Main
street. House in fine condition, fine
garden, two acres of land, good barn,
hen house, all fenced, electric lights,
and good water. Terms, part cash ; bal
ance on time to right parties. Inquire
at this office.
Residence For Sale.
In North Hillsboro, due north from
Tualatin Hotel; 6 rooms, good h ouse,
two lots, 100x190 feet, good garden, good
fence, new sidewalk, good well on back
porch, siuail Laru and chicken house.
This Is a bargain atfo50; terms, cash,
Address P. O. Box 64, or this otllce.
Home For Sale.
One-quarter block, between eighth
and Ninth streets on Baseline and
Washington streets ; 9-rooin house, good
well on back porch, wood house which
will hold ten cords of wood, about thirty
bearing fruit trees, an abundance of
small fruit, picket fence, good sidewalk ;
house In good repair, fitted for electric
lights an 'phone. Ixk this up. Terms
(1,400; 11,100 down, balance to suit.
Address P. O. Box 64. or this offlce.
SUMMONS.
!! THE ClROVlT ftll'ST Or THE STATE OP
OKKUOX-for Watlntaa Caunt
0. E. Polcbmea and H. B. Ooodln, PlalnUflk, "
v.
Aauls C. Mi Bms, IMfeoJaot.
To Annie C. McUeaa. lb above earn! d
feauaul,
la lbs uw of lb Mai of Oregm, eoei ar
barebjr required lo appear ami eiuwer tbs cuta
lllul 1111 aerate oa sr before lb last day r
lb Urn prescribed la lb ordar fur publication
of Hi U summons, and If 70a fall so to appear and
answer, lb plaintiffs will apply to lb court fur
lb taller prayd fur la Ui oumplaliil, to-wlk
Tbal lb plalaUffli b decraad 10 b tb owner la
fc almpl of lb following dcribd real aUta,
lo-wll: Th tail a If of tb north wwt q oartar of
SttUoa IS, T. N R. W. of tb Wliuanetl
Meridian, la Waahlufton County, Orgua, con
talnlnf 80 acraa.
Tbal lb defendant, and all praoo claiming
by, through, or andar bf b Brvr barred
from claiming or aawrUng any right, till or ln
UnMt In or to Mid prauiba, and (or sucb otbr
and furtber rllt a to lb eourtmay appear
equitable. Tb Urn preaorlbed la lb order for
tbe publication of Ibis summons Is lg weeka,
and lb day of lb ant publication la Auguat It.
MA Tbli uniiaooi ! Mrved upon you by pub
UoaUoa k; onWof Hon. L. A. Rood, County
Judge of WwblugUNi Count, Oregon, whlcbor-
ur wa maiie and dated Auguat 1, lsua,
ia-19 a B. HUSTON,
Attorney lor I'lalnUlT.
8UMMONS.
Who Fills Your P escription? f
If we fill your prescription or re
cipe it ia filled with the best quality
of drugs and lull-weight without
over charge for honest service.
We pay no one to send you to us
and therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly number of iople are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
It will wash and not rub off
This complexion all envy me,
It'a no secret so I'll tell
Take thou Kocky Mountain Tea.
Delta Drug Store.
A Touching: Story.
Is the saving from death, of the babv
girl of Geo. A. Eyler, Cumberland, Md.
le writes: "At the age of 11 months,
our little girl waa declining health with
serious Throat Trouble, and two physi
cians gave her up. We were almost in
espair, when we resolved to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs, and Colds. The first bottle
gave relief; after taking four bottles she
was cured, and is now in perfect health."
Never fails to relieve and cure a comrh
or cold. At all drugstores ; 50c and f 1.00
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Cottage, 10
10 cents, and
spring wheat was heavy and the heads
were large, but tho berry shriveled dur
ing the recent hot weather, with the re
sult that the yields in nearly every sec-
tion of the state are less than
Notice.
For the next ten days we will give a
20 per cent reduction on all gold filled
and silver frames, also on lenses. We
Oats suffered similarly, and while the wi" ' v0 reduction on the price of
damage wus possibly not so great as In treatn,e,'t. Keinemlier, we cure ail
the case of spring wheat, oat yields are curmD,a diseases without medicine or
also disapiolnting. knife. We make a speciality of the
torn and lute potato -a need rain : the eJ- " W1 Koiter for ilO per
Hot days curl the corn leaves, but thev montn anU guarantee a cure in from
freshen up again during the coolness of one 10 tw0 'nonths. All chronic di
the nights. Hops are uneven, and re- e 7'eld to our system of treatment.
lrta regarding the condition of the ln,Bone1, Holds good for the next ten
crop are conflicting. 8ugar beeta in " Examination free.
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
on the
CORVALLIS & EASTERN R
HAHKHAlXl
A series of baseball names have been
Wanted.
Stock to pasture. Adioinimr town.
Also oats straw for sale. See
F. M. Heidel.
Uop Pickers Wanted.
Good water, good place to camp, three I to lbs City of PoreM Orore. Oregon.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE STATE OP
OKKUON-For Washington County.
U K. H'llke, 1'lalutlir,
va,
W. II. Taylor, Defendant.
ToW. af. Taylor, tbaabor named defendant;
IN THE NAME OP THE STATE OP OKEUON,
Vouarebereby required to appear and anawer
ih complaint of lb plain II IT herein oa or be
fore Ibe lant day of the lime prescribed In tbe
order for the publication of tble tummoua, and If
roafallea to appear and answer, lb plaluUfl
will apply to tb Court for lb relief prayed for
In bli oomplaiut, 10 wit 1
That the plaintiff b decreed to be tb owner
In fee il topic of th following deecriued real es
tate, to-wit-
Lots 13 and H. Block 10, South Park Addition
Hillsboro Commercial Bank
Does a General Banking Business Sells Exchange
Charges no exchange to Customers and
? ? Pays Interest on time Deposits
j2? gall on Cbcm and Get Ccrm$.
A. S, Sholes, Pres.
Geo. ScHulmerich, Cashier
weeks' wok.
bicycle shop.
Iniuire at Humphrey's
And tbal tbe defendant and all person claim
ing by, through or ander bla, be forever barred
from elalmlu(or aawiilug any rifbi, till or In
.ereet In or to uld premuwa, and for such other
aud further relief as to lbs Court may appear
equitaole.
Tbe Urns prewrlbed la tbe order for the publl-
Cate & Son, NewMeat Market,
Hop Pickers Wanted.
One hundred and fifty acree of hopa to
lick. Call and register at Cate'a Mar
ket. I want all the hop pickers I can I lon ofihU tummon Is da wka, and the
Ifet. Ca at onrn and .in i.n fr . w publloallon la Auguat U, 1SU6.
tlon by order of Hon. L. A. Koud, County Judge
of Wamhlngton Conuty, Oregon, which order waa
made aud dated ou A ugut , IDOj.
B. B. HUSTON,
1-1 Attorney for Plainlilf.
season.
C. C. Cate.
Residence for Sale.
A fine large eight-room house, located
about three blocks from the school house
in Hillsboro. wired for electric lights,
hot and cold water appliances, bath
room, and handsomely finished. Lot is
100x150, fine shade trees, fine lawn,
fruit trees and walnut trees. Also a lot
directly oppoidte, 180x112, on the cor
ner. This property at a bargain aa the
owner wishes to move away. $1,600
takes tbe house and two lots, Call or
address Mrs. J. A. Cummings, Hillsboro.
Oregon.
SHERIFF'S 8ALE.
In the Circuit court of tbe state of Oregon, for
Ibe Couiuy of Waauuiglou,
VINCENT COOK, Plalullff, '
v.
RICHARD KUEUNE and WILUELMINE KUE
II. NK, Defendants.
By virtue of an Execution, Judgment, Order
aud Decree, duly Utued out of aud under the
Mal ol the above emitted Court, In tbe above en-
uiieu cauae, to me uuly directed daiadiheaub
day of July, ituo, upou a Judgment rendered and
euiered lu tbe eaiu Court on tue xb day of July
IWu, lu lavor of Vluoeul Cook, f laiuutt, and
agaiuM kicbard Kuebue and Wllbelmiue kue
bue, Deleudauu for ibe sum o EAuw.uu with lu-
IhttPAitn fwvkm n.a 'M, k A i..iu im.i
Wanted. I eighl pereeui peranuum. and iLa furtiiar
To Rent 20 to 80 acres trfr ami. " . ' " . . LurT,Bl 1D, 0,,, Pr
" - w 00 acres, preiers seeu-l numlrom Julystb, lsoo, aud the lurtbereuut ol
DkALSRS IN A IX KINDS OK
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Poultry and Game.
Cash paid for all kinds of Conn
try produce and Hutch
er's Stuff.
bhop on Main St., in (ireear'g old
Kt'Ktaurant Building ,
Hop Snpiilies a
Specially.
ed ground (clover) close in; state loca
ion and price. Address C. G. It., box
M, IlillsUeei.'Or,
Per Sale or Exchange.
A large vacant lot, located opposite
Dailey's music store, dimensions lOOx
200, fa to exchange for a small ranch,
located not more than two niiloa fiom
1 1 i I Is horo. I no ui re at once of
J. A. Mersinger, Hillslwro. .
Decomposed Granite.
If farmers wishing decomposed gran
ite for chicken grit will notify John
arranged for the amusement of visitors Brown at the Expresa offii:, he will or- J,' eJf"
v, ..1...... 1 . m.. . . . I .i. I "'"S. oonial
w ro ytajvKt ni ncnpiu every nuniisy or n uar.
at -i p. in. pun oailiing, crossing the
the Grand Ronde valley are promising,
uui me crop is not so good aa it was
last year at this tima. !
Phone, 1.
Ir. A. C. Eatoi.
bar, boating, fishing, etc.
Three day tickets from all points on
the S. P , good on Sunday trains going
or returning, rareirom !iilistoroi:MX).
Train leaves Albany at 7:.'U) a. tn.
Corvallis at 8:00 a. 111. Returning
leaves Newport at 6:00 p.m., arriving
in iorvaius at v ;o, Albany t :oo p. ni.
Five hours fun and pleasure at the
leach. Fare from Albany or Corvallis
il.oOround trip.
Fiendish 8nfferlno-.
Is often caused by sores, ulcers and can
cers that eat away your skin. Win. Be
dell, of Flat Rock, Mich., says: "I have
used llucklen's Arnica Salve, for Ulcers,
Sores and Cancers. It is the ls3st heal
ing dressing I ever found." Soothes
and heals cuts, burns, and scalds. 25c
at all drug stores ; guaranteed.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
markets. Apples are
plentiful in the
smaller in sise than usual, but other
wise the yield in the well kept orchard
promises to be nearly an average one.
Prunes have droptd more than usual
at this season of the year.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Sarah Jana Pollock, de
ceased ; petition filed asking that tbe
will of said deceased be set aside; it is
oruevwt that citation be issued and
served on Flora B. Pollock, executor to
appear at the county court room in I
Hillsboro, on Monday, September 11th
and show cauee why the order admit-1
Ing said will to probate shall not be set
aside.
Matter of the estate of Lara Neilsen,
deceased ; petition filed asking for order
to sell real estate; ordered that citations
be issued and served on the heirs at law
of aaid deceased to appear at tbe court
house on Monday, August, 21st, at 10
o clock, a. m., and show cause why said
order shall not be granted.
Estate of Chas. W. Rosa, deceased j
petition riled asking that will of aaid do
ceased be set awide, and that an adinin
isiraior t appointed for said estatej
entered that citation be issued and
served on John W. Rosa, executor, to
appear at the court house on Tuesday,
Angust 22, at 10 o'clock a. tn., and show
cause why said petition shall not be
granted.
Matter of the guardianship of N'ilea J.
Drown, minor; report and account filed;
receipts, 15.2; paid out, balance
on hand, $7.2; account and report approved.
0 I
Blue Jav:
Amlnlstratrlz' Notice of Final Set
tlement.
Notice I hereby given that Hi andenlaned.
tb administratrix with lb will annexed of Ibe
tat of Q. H. Orlflln. deceaeed. ha flled ta.-r
Bnal account aajth aaid admlnlstratrl x of aaid e
late, and aaid Court ha by an order dated Aug.
17, iwn, dea.gnaied lb 2Sth day of September
IWA, a th lime, and th Court Hon at llllli
boro, Washington County, Oregon, a the place
for bearing objection to aaid Bnal account and
to the final aeuiement of said estate.
Dated tbla 17th day, of Auguat, 1MB.
AMIE L. PATTERSON.
AdmlnUratrlx with the will annexed ol the Es
tate of 0. II. UrlOln, deceased.
E. fl. TONQUE, Attorney for Administratrix.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OT THE STATE OF
OK E JON for Washington County.
C. E. Delcbmaa and R. a. Omulin. Pi.infin
vs.
1. P. Welkins. Defendant.
To 1. r. Watklna, tbs above named defend
ant.
In tb nam of lb Stale of Oreeon. von an
neieov required to appear aad anawer lb eom-
ju , Alloruvy'a fees, and the lurther sum ol
s..vu. guM aud dltbunemeuta, aud also Ibe
uusteoiaua upon said writ, uomuiandlug me
and requiring me to wake sal oi tb following
'1 bat oertain traol or parcel of land situated In
IheCouutyul Washington, State of Oregou, aud
described as follows, uaineiy: Ooiumeuuiug at
uv iwi wwm wruT oi BVVIIOU twelve 1Z) t own
ship two 2) (touth Kaugo Oue (!) Weal of tbe
Willamette Meridian; tbeuoe east eight (8) chains
w ww vaM iiim 01 uie uoueiioo lauu claim Wil
liam W. uraham aud wile; thence North twenty
oue aud two hundredths fll.tu tihaina- ih.
West, twenty oue and thirty buudredtba ('Jl.su)
viim.hm, uiqui Bwim two auu eiguiy sour uuu
drvdius (i.M) ebslus; tbeuue Wut twenty rive
uu .iu7 wtvii uuuurauiai oi) cnalua;
tbenoe south, forty tbive dettreos West.
twenty are and eighty seven hundredths rJo.s7
uiimiub tu ,u Duuia one oi oeoMou two w town
ship two ti) South, Kauge Oue (1) West of tbe
M lllamella sf ehdian: thauAii mm .... mmim ii
Hfty ttve aud twenty elaht huudredtlit
to the Place of evkiu.
taiuiua ou taiitinri n.i
iiw; lacnm more or less aud being a por
tion ol said Donation laud claim of William W.
Iiraham aud wife, serine to tbe delandanu h.
everiibeerop uow growing on said premises and
"' mmm ireiniss to remove said crop.
Mow. therefore, ov virtua r uiii e... ......
Juiigment, Order and Decree, and lu eompli'
sue with lb oomwanda of aaid writ, 1 have
oTisiiiiipou, aua will, on ibesutb day ol Septem
or. Imx, at the hour of ten o'clock a. ., at ibe
fruul door of the Uourt House, In the City of
llill.ln.ru, saidt ouiuy and state, sell at public
...u....u, Mii.jn.-t hi rwiempuon, to ine Blgheid
bidder, for l ulled Stales auldooln. aah In h...
all tbe right, line aud luiereet which lb above
uaiuvu ueieuuauts, or either or them, bad on
the date ol tbe iuoiiaKe to I'leluuif herein,
uaineiy, tbe 'Jutb dav ot Julv lslM. or slnna kH
iu and to the above described real property to
satisfy said Kxecutlou, Judgineul, order and I
luteraw auu eoet aud all accruing eueui
UDisuoru, Oregou, July M, Itsj6,
J. W. CONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
SUMNONS.
Iu the Circuit Court of tb Stats of Oregon, for
w esiugjvl inutility.
SAMUEL. UOW AN, Plaintiff,
va.
MATTIB HOW AN, Defendant.
To statue Oowan, the above named defendant:
In the name of the state of orewou:
Yon are hereby required to appear and anawer
the complaint flled agalnet you in ibe above en-1
"' wunanu sun on or oeiore the last day of
Ibe time prescribed In the order for publication I
of this summons, lo-wllr On or before Ibe explrav
"' ucs i ram sua alter toe date ol
nnt imuncauon oi tola eummou; th Brat publl-
Huuu.u.rpiiu,iuoH august, ivoo, and Ifvov
fail to ajipear and answer, for want thereof tbe I
plaintiff will apply to the Coort for tbe relief de-
manaeu in n is oomplaiut, lo-wlc Tbal tb mar
riage oontraol now exlstlne hM.Mn niao.oe
and defendant be dissolved: and that nlainilS
I S S $ IIP $ $ $
2 .
CHILD quickly grasps tho inennlnt;
(lttkA AllAMrtnlAMi. V 1 . A fa
UMUIU . Ilill Ut It'lHs JIlll II
often takes a lifetime to apprecivtc their
vnlno. You can greatly assist the child in
learning the worth or the dollar. How ?
Hy having lilm open a savings account with
this hank, and hy encouraging him to add
to it.
A single dollar is snfHcient to start an
account. Smaller deposits may follow.
Savings department opens .January 1, 1 .)05.
J. W. SHUTE,
BANKER.
of I
plaint Died herein on or before th last dav of
ue urn prescribed In lb order for snhlimilns I Save such other aud furthar raliafaa in ih.
..pwiauiis win appiy lo ineoourt for
Ibe relief praved for la th eomnlalnL to-wlt .
Thalllhe pUlntlrTi berdecreed to b th owner
In fee simple of tha following described real es
tate, to-wit: Tb southeast quarter of Section
IS, T. IN. R. t W. of th Willamette Meridian,
Washington County, Oregou, containing 10
I sore.
That th defendants, and all Deraoue rlalmln.
by, through, or under hia be forever barred
from claiming, or asserting any right, till or In
terest In or loss Id premises, and for such other
and further relief aa to the court nay appear
equitable. Tb Urn prescribed la th order for
tb publication of this summons 1 six weeks.
and th day of Drat publication I Angus! 11,
I90&. This summons I served upon you by nob
llcatkra by order of Hon. L. A. Rood. Couotv
I Judge of Washington County, Oregon, which
order wa mad aad dated oa August (,
B. B. HUSTON,
-! Attorney for rial nU IT,.
arvsd mwifl tns K nnhll... I
lion Dy order of Hon. T. A. McHrlde, Judge of I
mjv aim namea ixrari, woich orler was matle
? , , la fn court at Hillsboro, Orsgon.
. , t. BAILEY BChtP.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Administrator's Netloe ef Sal
Real Eatate at Private Sale.
Nolle la hereby given, that by virtue of aa or-1
ner ana uerreeof ine XMnty txurt of washlnv-
oouir. oreeon, mane end entered no July
17, I9lift, authorising and directing ma,thad
uiiamiratornrine mate or r. M. Mcfian el. de
ceased, to sell at private sale, certain real estate
Belonging to tbe eMateofsald deceased, I will
from and after AnsiiH 21, IwiA proceed to sell the
real eatate hereinafter described at private sale
w ma eignees oinoer, ror easa la Sand, subject
w r..niirmsilira UJ sain twin, tn SOIIOWIng de
acrihed real estate to wit:
Iota Five is) and Klght (8) In section Two,
i.wiwnip inm, nmn nanre rive west will.
er., containing w and ona-balfacr
less, all in Washington County, Oregon.
ltd at Hillsboro, Oregon, this July 10, 190a.
BENTON BOWMAN, -
Administrator ef lb Est at off. M. McDaal!,
' . B. HUSTON. Atty. for IVtol.
raore more or
Corn Plasters
A corn Is a corn whether your foot is .hot In a bro-an. nr am
9for4 tie and le just about as painful one way as another.
The dirTereisr between having corns and not having them ia Just 1 0a
Carteed to rvmevs Gen r a Bsslos la 4S sears.
FOR SALE BY
Administrator's Notice of Final
Notlo hweby gtvea that lb nnderslgned I A 0101 Slfa ITIX flODCC Ol A iJlIOill till C II T.
aa n m in IK. . pmm Ik. ... u . . . . . . i
.... , . i Bm is nrmiy given mat tae undersigned
tirrgoa nw waaniagtoo ooanty, si Bnal seceuat I nmm mt9n ouiy apooinuNi aa adminleiratrtx of the
The Delta
Drug
Store. I
a administrator la th eelal of r. T. A 111 eon.
deceased, and that aaid Coort has mad sa order
appointing th Ilia day oi September, lsr, a
I the Urn for Seeing objection to said flnal e-
oount and th settlement of said estate.
tktlea, AngnetS, IsnS,
K. B. TONGUE,
lk-17 Admlalatrstor.
estate of (taora A. Gore, deceased, all Mim.
saving claims against said estate are notified in I
present the same duly yerlned within six months
to meat tne omr or w. a. Island, myatlorney
Ronmsu M4 Chamber of Commerce Building le
Iated June au, 1906.
GRACE R. OORE.
Aamtnmratnxoflb Estate of Oaorg A. (tore,
isajus sssBsjia.
W. A. CLELAND. Attorney.
Chicago
Portland
Special
the most luxurious tr:i in inilir..rM
I'ullman sleeping cars, riming cars! I,
i.uiici Biiioaine and ni.r.iry car
(barter and Lath). Less than tliree
days Portland to Chicago.
TwoThroughTrains
to Chicago daily from P.mland and
points in Oregon and Eastern Wash-
ington via the Oreirnn K..;ir..,,l x.
Navigation I o Oregon .Short Line,
Union Pacific K. R. and Chicago &
Nurtli-Wcstern Ky, over
Ths Only Ooublt-Track Railway
sbsMejsjakavstl
Tha Mlitouri River and Chicago
I eiiV evmrslons In Pullmae tourist
alcrj.lng cars from Portland through
to Lhicsgo without chance.
.iraiTCHiB, a.0. Asa.
SrAti,o. cl foirtAss Oas,
Chlcege North-Westera Ry.
Sweet snd Sour Pickles.
in balk. At Cste s.
Fresh and
Get
flies.
your hop tickets printed at this
1 avota
Ike Iwauk"
''The Pioneer Limited" St. Tatil lo
Chicago"Short Line',' Omaha
to Chicago "South-West
Limit" Kansas City
to Chicago
No trains in the service on
any railroad in the world that
equals in equipment that of
the Chicago, Mimvaukkk A
St. PaulKy. They own and
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars on all their
trains and cive their natrons
an excellance of service not
obtainable elsewhere.
Perths on their sleepers are
onger, higher and wider than
in similar cars on any otl
line. Thev nrotect ill
trains by the Block svfitein.
Connections made with all
transcontinental lines in Un
ion DejKits.
Her tales Da
Norsk. Hier wird denifC
gesprochen.
II. S. Kowe, fieneral Agent,
I ortland, Oregon. 131 Third
Street, corner Alder.
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