THI INDEPENDENT, HILLtBORO,
Official Paper of Washington County.
Entered at tbo Fostofflc) at HIH
luro, Oregon, for trm.ni million through
tbo malls m tecooil-claaa mail matter.
by d, w. BATH.
' This paper it nut forced upon
anyone. It ia not our practice to atop
pajeri until ordered to do to. Anyone
nut wishing the pjer rouit notify the
publisher or they will be held liable fur
the subscription price.
The old batchelor or the man looking
fur a wife makes a grett mlitake when
Le overlooks the grand opportunity of
fered right here in Hillshoro. District
Clerk Peter lioecow, who Las just fin
ished the school sensua, finds fif
teen widows in the city limits, and
thirty in the district, most of whom bare
children of school age. This is an op
portunityor perhaps a warning to the
man who is attempting to break into
matrimony.
Circuit Court.
Circuit court tonvenee Monday, March
19, Judge McBride presiding. Follow
ing ia the list of jurors drawn on Mon
day by Sheriff Connell and County Clerk
Oodman :
A. B. Hatch, Cornelian, blackeuillh
August Inimu, '"'""' ,
Praak 0m, Baerardam farmer
Tbo. Mad Hon. Keedrlll, ftna
Woi. W. OukllU Beaverton, firmer
Chris Behllndtar, (Mitrdtn, former
ban lei Burk bailer. Huulb Tnalalln, farmer
J. W. HuibM, IMU.y, farmer
O. . Robinson. South lualatin, farms
John Grabs I, South Hlllsboro, (araer
Oeo. bltmu, Columbia, taraierr
CbasHlnea, Buxton. ... .. , ,, . farmer
Alfred Zvelnar, bat '. , . .. . fanner
Clareac Millar, bale Creek, .. aawmlll maa
Joseph L. Bjrrotn, East Cedar, farmer
Kicbard ilolscber, North Forest tiro re farms
halbea Prlckett, Dairy. farmer
Oscar Olatram, IlrT, fsnner
E. W. Dent. BaedvIU farmer
J. C. Bectian, North Hlllsboro, f-""
B. O. Lsady, last Butte, termer
Wat. Kempfer, North Foreet Urors, armr
I County Correspondence
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W want ra parte r la every town.
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Feed Qroner, West Bulla,.
O. p. Earner, Mountain,
W. W. Marsh, Coreelliu.
0. Blaeer, Mouth HUUboro,
Dare Weogar, Washington,
Ferd Langer, Br., Weat Cedar,
Thoa, MaUhleeen. Weat radar..
Arthur Knox, Gaston,
.farmer
.farmer
.farmer
Our Mend Curran must begetting
rich since he quit the ministry In Hills
boro and went into the newspaper busi
ness at Condon, else he could never wear
y shoes and 14.50 pants. Listen to
this from his last week's paper:
"The time to make garden ia now at
liana wiien the man ol the house, at the
woiuau's behest, gets out and dins and
spoils a so pair ol shoes and a M.&O pair
oi pan is ior ioc worm of measley peas,
They used to say that when business
was dull Chicago firms increased the
number of their traveling men, while
Ht. Louis pulled the drummers off in or
dertorut down expenses. The differ
ence in the growth of the two citiee
shows the result, and therein lies an ad
vertising lesson. When business is dull
the wise merchant increases his adver
tising space, tfie other fellows cuts his
down to economize. Koeeburg Review
In Hon. H. B. Huston, the people will
have a most worthy representative in
congress, says the Koseburg Spokesman,
and adds : "A man of strict Integrity
and loyally devoted to the interests of
the people of the state, be will be in a
pOHition to serve the people well and
. faithfully. A vote for him at the direct
primary will be a wise action. There is
none of the grand stand plays, no great
or impossible promises; nothing but the
strictest business. He promises, if elect
ed, to be a representative of the whole
state. He caters to no man, men, ele
ment or section, but will, with that
ability and loyalty he shows in all his
personal affairs, attend strictly to the
business of his office.
Almost every passenger train from the
Kast is followed by a section bearing to
tins lavored country people in search of
permanent homes, and this large travel
will continue while the low railroad
rates continue. These people are com
ing from the Dakota, Minnesota, Wis
consin, Iowa and Nebraska. They are
coming to escape the cold weather, the
cyclones and storms which are prevalent
in the slates east and south of us both
summer and. winter. To the worthy
man Oregon extends a hearty welcome,
anu here the stranger will find peace,
prosperity and plenty. To those look
ing for homes, The Independent wishes
to say: Examine every section of the
state carefuly, but before you close a
deal come to Washington county the
Banner county in Oregon and you will
cry, as many others have cried, "Eu
rekal" And here you will stay.
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we notice that II. M. Cake, of Port
land, has announced himswlf a candidate
for United States senator on the repub
lican ticket. Most everybody in Port
land hold the Cake Brothers in the high
est esteem, end the Headlight in intro
duclng H. M. Cake to the people of Till
niook makes them acquainted with a
gentleman who ia clean politically, ener
getically employed in everything that is
to the benefit of Oregon, and one who is
certainly deserving of suptort. That
much we can say for Mr. Cake, and
niutii more too, If necessary. As ureal
dent of the Portland Commercial Club,
. which ia a live, energetic organisation,
ne comes in touch with people of stand
ing and influence from all over Oregon,
consequently he will develop a big fol
lowing in a short time. Tillamook
Headlight.
L nder the head of "Political Point-
ore," the Pot Orford Tribune says:
vne goo.1 thing abo-.it the direct pri
niary law is that it gives honest voters
ample time to study candidates and to
vote for the beat man. If the voter gets
looieo, be is the fool. Marlon county
iau iour prominent aspirants for con
gress, nut the two ablest onee, Charles
Moores and Frank Pavey', pulled out in
the interest of harmony. The stickler
la ays sticks, but the good man ia not
selfish. It was Marion county men that
luauceu b. u. Huston to come out, be
cause they foresaw factional fight in
their county and they believed that Hue
ton was the most available man in the
congressional district at this lima.
Thoughtful men, realiiing Mr. Huston's
superiority over his rivals are generally
raiiymg to me support throughout the
district. The man who will make the
beet congressman is the one we want
It is no time to ravel over small men.
farmer
. fame
. farmer
.....farmer'
..farms
Job a W. Gates, North Hlllsboro, farmer
Tb following cases are on the docket
ID the matter of the aetata ofT. R. Cornelius,
InaolTeot; Inaolvaoev.
Zara Snow A I. B. Huston vs. Edith llouroe.
et si; equity.
Ia Ibe matter of the aetata of William Porter,
Insolvency; Insolvency.
U. a. 0. Mari!iatn, t run tea, vs. Waabiugtou
County; anion for money.
President and Trustee of T. A. P. U . vs. M
K. Austin; f jt poaaeaaloa of real property.
The Praaldent and Truslcesof T. A. at P. I).,
va. C. Ih Large; for possession of real property.
Loelaa Jones, va Martin Allen Jonea; divorce,
rresiaentand Trustees or T. A. P. IT. , vs.
James Clarke and wife; suit for poaeeaelon of real
property.
stale of Oregon va. Washington County; action
for money.
Climax Milling Co., a corporation, plff A
respL. vs. Q. J. Baunders, deft. A aplt; action
lor money.
W. H. Lyda, vs. E. A. Jerome, B. II. Laugh
Ua and Thomas Roe; forecloaure of mechanics
hen.
Amelia Orauer vs. Edraaun Orauer; divorce.
Cyras M. McKay va. David P. Smith and Ma
Uaaa Hmllh; action for damage.
L. A. McNary vs. Oolden Williams and Helen
Williams, bis wife, el al; forecloaure.
W. i. Miller vs. Tualatin Mill Co.; action for
money.
H. O. King, vs. Michael O'N'ell; appeal from
Juatloe Court.
U. T. Bagley, vs. Ellen Kennedy, et al; parti
tion.
Jaeais Alexander, vs. Edith Monroe, et al:
forecloanrs.
UeorgeP. Mvealey, vs. W. R. Montgomery;
action for money.
O. P. Llvealey, vs. Charles H. George; action
for money.
Prank M. Vincent, vs. Kmellne Vincent, et al;
parti Uon.
Fred Rail vs. M. K. Kverltt; ejectment.
Lyda Chittenden vs. H. L. Chittenden; divorce.
Vincent Cook vs. Richard KoehneenJ Wll-
helmlns Kuebns; confirmation.
Oeo. D. Eaaon. va Carl Husemoller; appeal
from Juatice Court.
Maud Morback vs. W. F. Young and J. H.
M or back, partners; action for money.
John A. Foots vs. 8. W. Conovsr; confirms.
Uon.
Cbas. K. Henry vs. Ths City of HUUboro; In.
JuncUon.
Alfred Nlblln, va Bamuol twanson, et al; eon-
flrmatlon.
Isabella G. Morrow vf. Andrea Braseaoo, Rosa
Kaghltto, K.. House and Washington county;
foreclosure. I
Henry W. Huslsge va. Katie Wood, (formerly
Katie McParland), et al; confirmation.
Tualatin Aoademy and Pacific University va
Mary K. Miller, (rub for Charlea F. Milter); pot-
saaalon of real propeity.
Tualatin Academy and Pacific University va.
C. O. Wagner, (substituted forCbaa. Illnea): nos.
laalon of real property.
Tualatin Academy and Pacific University vs.
Mort Hallett; for possession of real property.
Tualatin Academy and Paclflo Uuiversltr rt.
waiter Beard, (aubatituted lor Jamaa Jobnaun);
poaaeaaloa of real property.
Hlberola Savings Bank James O'Reilly; lurt-
Cloaura.
Baseline Lember Co., a Corporation, vs. Frank
Bernard! acUon for money.
Leona Millar va Caroline Hart; equity.
WalUrM. Johoaoastal va Luclnda Johnson
partitlou.
W. M. Harvey vs. Etbel M. Harvey; divorce,
Luoeesa k. Anderson va Guslar Htcbethler
forecloanre.
WUllam I Ledgswood vs. Louise M. Ledge-
wood; divorce.
Joha A Foots vs. John W. Bewail, et al; fore
closure.
William F. Elliot va. Halsn L. Elliott; divorce.
E. M. Ward, doing buslneaa for lbs Ward Lum
ber Co. , va. E. P. Cad well, et al; foreclosure me
chanics Hen.
w. Hugbea va. W. F. Board man. el al; parti'
lion.
Frank F. Knight, vs. Lather 0. Freeman et
al; action for money.
Viola Lawless va William E. Lawless; divorce.
D. W. Ward va Robert Alexander; action for
loney.
J. . Canon vs. Margaret Carson; divorce.
B. O. Hughes aod F. E. Beach Co. vs. I. P,
Cadwall and Joshua Mohanicl; forecloaure me
chanics lien.
Charles an Horn va. R. P. Cadwall and Jos
hua MoIaniel; foreclosure mechanics Ilea.
Herbert Smith and Nellie Williams va. Vivian
Pearl Tomklnaand Ray W. Smith; partition.
Joha Brtgeen vs. Margarets Briggcn; divorce.
L. L. Mueller vs. James F. Hunter aod F. C.
Hsusanis; forecloaure.
Proaaer Bute Bank, a Corporation vs. J. 0.
Kindt and Alice Kindt; action for money.
Charles E. Mans va Montana P. Maris; di
vorce.
Mary A. Baglry vs. Joha T. Bagley ; divorce.
D. Van Blarleom, Jr., va Emily M. Vsn
Blarleoaa; divorce.
Grace M. Millar vs. Arthur H. Miller: dlrorca.
William H. Lang vs. Winnie Lung; divorce.
Pact He Railway Navigation Compear, a
Corporation va Isadora Van Dersauder; for right
et way.
Oliver Newton va Minnie Fiugsrald aod Mar-
frets Vltbert, atal; foreclosure.
luate Zasreher va Waller Zuerchar, divorce.
Jack Town.
Regular Correspomlenl.
Miss Jessie Mclnnie entertained sev
eral of the young folks Saturday even
ing. After a few games, refreshments
were served. Taffy pulling was the
chief amusement.
8. E. Olson who has been sick for the
past week, ia Improving slowly.
At this writing we understand that a
lady will preach at the M. E. church
next Sunday evening. We are sure she
will make a good talk. Everybody in
vited.
School opened last Monday, February
20. as stated with an attendance of
thirty-four.
T. Nicodemus and family attended
the funeral of a relative at Laurel Sun
day.
Sol Jack was a Schoile visitor Sunday
Several families on the river road ' to
Hillaboro have had telephones installed
during the past week.
Jacktowuite.
The Semi. Weekly Journal and the
Hillaboro Independent for On Year,
$2. Send In your euk-aoriptlon NOW.
. Beaverton
Regular Correspondent.
The Jieaverton meat market la prepar
ing for the summer weather by installing
a cold storage room which will hold two
entire beeves besides considerable small
articles.
Oeo. Livermore and family moved to
St. Johns on last Monday, where Mr.
Livermore is to follow carpentering.
The revival services at the Congrega
tional church will continue through this
present week.
Miss II. B. Anderson and Mrs. C. J.
Sibley visited with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Anderson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Scholfield, of Illinois,
were guest at the home of Harry Sum
mers on the 4th inst.
Probably the first carload of cattle
ever shipped from this place left here
Monday eveniug destined for Arlington,
Oregon. The carload consisted of thirty
choice milch cows, either thoroughbred
Jerseys or grade Jerseys. They are in
tended for family cows for the large
wheat raisers around Arlington.
Miss Reva Morelock Sundayed with
her parents.
The graphophone concert given last
Saturday evening by C. E. Hedge at his
store, for the benefit of the owners of
graphophones was well attended and
was very much enjoyed.
Miss Francis and Daphne Hill, of
Portland visited with relatives in Beav
erton last Sunday.
The bi-weekly dance of the Beaverton
dancing club was held on the 3rd, inst
and was attended by the largest crowd
of the season. The muslo furnished by
.1.- 1
mo cmruone uromers orchestra was
very much appreciated both by the
dancers and spectators.
County Surveyor A. A. Morrill was in
town last week doing some surveying for
W. O. Hocken and Mr. Cerighino.
Herman Metzenrlne did business
in the county seat last Monday.
A. C Allen and Ben Denny, students
of Tualatin Academy, Forest Grove,
having become tired of "eating them
selves," boarded at bom during; last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. I. K. Fisk visited friends in St
Johns Saturday and Sunday.
rrana Alien and wire will soon move
to Garden Home where Frank has work
in the Metzger mill. :
Mrs. Lilly Stitt Gaskill and Mies Re
becca Williams were among the Sunday
visitors to our burg.
P. Patton, of Gaston, has nearly fin
Ished four miles of the Page wire fence
at the St. Mary's school.
The need of a new depot at this place
was brought to our mind more forcibly
than ever last Sunday evening when the
train toward Portland was nearly two
hour late, compelling the usual Sunday
evening crowd, returning to Portland,
to wait for two long hours ia the stuffy
lime waiting room now provided by the
company for the public's convenience
This place has outgrown the time when
it was a Hag station and it is high time
the company was bestirring itself and
providing some more suitable waiting
accomodations for the travelling public
Mora Anon.
Mr. and Mr. A. Oruduff, of (lik-heLim
mountain, visited with friends in Hills
boro, last Thursday and Friday.
Leu Guild, who for the last year has
been residing in California, returned
last week ior a short stay.
Mr. W. N. Brown ha been on the
sick list for the past few days.
Mise Lottie Hathorn returned home
from Portland last Thursday.
Rev. H. L. Pratt will preach at the
United Evangelical church next Satur
day night and Sunday at 11 a. m.
William and Mise Lottie Hathorn
went out to Leisyville, Monday.
Joy E. Hulit, of Chehelam Mountain,
died at New berg Tuesday morning. He
leaves a wife, father, mother and sever
al brother and sisters.
A Correeuondent
8choll. and Mountain Side.
Regular Correspondent.
The Skeels Brothers are over at Laurel
yet, sawing wood.
Mr. and Mr. Van Akin are in Port
land, making a short visit with friend.
Charlea Brook ha engaged Lew Hew
let for the summer to work on hi farm,
nenry i lease ana K. ll. rirook were
In Portland last Sunday, Rollie got
home about 8 o'clock ; said he left Henrv
talking with the girl at E. C. Hunt'
rests ursnt.
The water has covered the bottom
land of D. B. Emrlc'i and Mr. Howell's
farms for some time now. We shall be
glad to see It disappear, for then we can
look for spring.
Hettie.
Tigardvllle.
Regular Correspondent.
Last Thursday evening decided the
contest of the Degree of Honor in favor
of Capt. Lizzie Shover, her opponent
being Chief of Honor Mrs. Hannah
Cbristenson. Mr. C. F. Tigard deliver
ed an excellent speech for the good of
the order. The cupper will be irreatlv
appreciated if it doe come in Lent.
Arthur Miltenberger returned from
Hilliboro Sunday. He bad been called
there to assist hi brother James Milten
berger at the len of Sweets during the
rush of business Friday and Saturday,
W ho ssid spring wasn't here? Didn't
you bear the frogs last night.
It was a lucky thing that none of the
feminine ex were within hearing when
George McFarland' hay rack was re
lieved of a monstrous load of hay near
the Catholic church yesterday morning,
Timbers are being hewed out for the
construction of barns at J. A. Huslages
and Win. Miltenberger' residence both
of Ball Mountain.
The Hot Air Pedro Clubheld it week
ly meeting Sunday afternoon.
Air. ana sir, rred Uault have re
turned from Arberdeen, Wash. They
will stay a few week and they will go
to their new home in Alberta, Canada,
Tom Jackson is visiting at Loui Wil
cox' tliis week, prior to hi return to
the KlonJyk region.
Loui Wilcox, Tom Jackson, Frank
Fletcher and Dudley Wilcox spent the
evening at Dell Mattheeon' on Tuesday.
Graaon Hammock, of this place, bas
just invested in a new cream separator.
Bn Tupier, S. Wahl aod Mr. Fisher
are also making arrangement to put in
separators, which will make six ranches
running them.
Mr. and Mr. Neal Brown, (pent Sun
day in the valley.
There will be service at the usual
hour next Sunday "by Rev. Wright from
Portland.
Dudley Wilcox went to Hillaboro on
Tuesday.
"I suppose the statement that Oregon
i out of debt i no longer considered
news," remarked State Treasurer Chas.
Moore to the Portland Journal, but I
will tell you something that perhaps
may interest you. A far a I know
Oregon ia the only state la the Union to
day which practically dot not owa a
dollar and never bad a dollar of bonded
indebtedness. However, when I make
the latter statement I do so with a slight
reservation. 'Once upon a time,' a tb
fairy story goes, there was an Indian
war in the northwest, and the state
needed money. Bond were issued, the
proceeds of which were used to prosecute
the war. The bond were outstanding
such a short length of time that it is
hardly fair to charge them against the
financial recnrd of Oregon. Excepting
that one time the atat haa practically
always been out of debt. Once in a
while a few warrant will get the better
of us for a month or so but there have
always been fund coming in to meet
the outstanding obligation. That is a
record which I do not think can be
equalled by another state in the Union.'
In the springtime you renovate your
house. Why not your body? Hollis-
ter's Rocky Mountain Tea drive out
impurities, cleanse and enriches the
brood and purifies the entire system,
do cents. At all drus stores.
Herring-.
rreah salt herring at Messinger'r.
Big fellows and strictly fresh. Call and
try them.
During the Lenten season it is very
diflicult to secure fresh salt herring. I
have a new barrel just opened which I
can guarantee the freshest in town.
J. K. Messinger.
The Independent and The Portland
Daily Telegram on year for 5.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE Of FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice is harsl y given thai I. the aadareigued,
administrator of the satats ef Blrwell N. Feller,
deceased, hare Bled la the County Court ef the
Slate of Oregon, for ViashlutfVnn County, aar Itial
aosouataa suca adulobuator, and that aaid
Coort has set Monday. April, IwM. at the hour
of 10 o'clock a. at. of said day aalhetlme, and
the County Court Roma la HUUboro, W ashing
ton County, Oregon, sa lbs place for hcsrlbg ob
JooUooa loaaid aooouut aod tb r'lual Seillauieot
ef said astata.
baled March (. IM,
WM. E. Fl'LLKR.
Administrator ef lb Estal of SirweU N. Fuller,
dauaasad.
W. N. BAKU ITT, Attorney for Adialuislralor.
REFEREE S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue
ofalecree and Order of the Circuit
Court of the rotate of Oregon, for Wash
ington Countv, duly made and eutered
on February 14, HMXi. in a suit wherein
Walter M. Johnson aud Jessie O. John
son, his wife, Lucy Ellen Harris aud
Kred 1. Harris, her husband; Nellie
May Harris and W. A. Harris, her bus
band, and Frederick Johuson, were
plaintiffs, and Lucinda Johnson, John
D. Johnson, a minor, Mary Lucinda
Johnson, a minor, Blanche Johnson, a
minor, 1 -eater Johuson, a minor, Wil
liam K. Johnson, a minor, and Filtwrt
Charlea Johnson, a minor, and Lucinda
Johnson, their general guardian, and W.
N. Barrett and V. C. Hancock, were de
fendants, aiointing me the under
signed, a referee to sell the hereinafter
descrilied real estate, I did, on February
15, llSNi, duly lew iijMin, aud on Mon
day, March l'J, llhHI, at the hour of 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at the South
door of the Court House In Hillitlwro,
Oregon, I will sell, at public auction, to
the nlKIiest didder therefor, Ior cash in
hand on day of sale, all of the following
dem-ribed real entitle, to v.it:
Situate in the County of Washington
State of Oregon, to wit :
All that part of the Donation Ijtnd
Claim of Almoran Hill and wife in T. 2
S. K. 3 and 4 W. Will Mer., bounded
and described as follows: Beginning?)
links south of the northwest vomer of J.
II. Walker's Donation .and Claim in T
2 M. K. 8 W. Will. Mer., and running
thence west on south line of the tract
formerly conveyed by Almoran Hill and
wife to O. & C. It. K. Co., 22.W chains
to a stone ; thence south 1!0 min. east,
35 40 chains to a stone; thence south
78 J deg. west, 3.8U chains to a stone;
thence south 3) deg. west, 13.70 chains
to a stone; thence south Mil deg. 30 min
east, '.'ll 97 chains: thenco north on east
line of said Hill Donation Claim 50 04
chain to the pla-e of Iwginning, con
taining One Hundred ami Seventeen and
H0-1U0 (117.IW) acres. Said properly
will be sold subject to continuation by
said Court.
Witness my hand this February 15,
l'.Wti. J. W. COXN'KLL, Ueleroe. ,
NOTICE FOU I'UULICATIOX.
(Department of Interior.)
Land OOo at Portland. Oroo.
February 10, 1W.
Kutlce is hereby glraa that the following
named asltler has II lad nooce of his Intention to
make Inal proof In support of bis alalia, and
that aaid proof will he made betor the Kaglaiar
aud Baoelver, at rortlaad, Oraaton, on March ,
IMS, via:
KUBEKT FONDA
II. E. No. 1X3S1 for ths Lot seven of see. to. T. i
South, Range t West.
lis aamee the allowing wltueaeee la prore his
oouttououa raalJonc upon and enlUvatloo of
said land, via: C R. Adams, U. f. Turpln, Km
et Hanson, and Charles Hitchcock, all of
Scholia, Oregon.
ALUEKNOM . DKHtiElt, Register
Oregon
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Through Pullman atandard aud tounat sleep-
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For Astoria, way polo it and North Haach tally
(eirept Sunday) at S:Wi u. m. : Haturdara al 10 UH
P. m. Dally aervloa (water permitting) oi . lbs
Vlllamelts and Vamblil rivers.
or further information aak or write yo'il
aeareel ticket agent, or
A. L. Cralg-
Oeneral Passenger Agent.
Ths Oregon Railway A) Navigation Co., Portland,
Oregon.
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'PIO-sKKIt l.lTMTMi" Wr. Pwnl to ritlcwgo.
"OVPItl.iXH I.HIITKIt" Omiilia to 'hlcngo.
"WU Tim KHT I IMITHK" Kmi I ty to hlrngo
SHERIFF'S SALE.
visiting
Portland and Return 83c.
i lie .southern racific Is now selling
rouna trip ticket to Tortland from
llillloro for K'i cents, girnd going Hatur
tlt P. M., or any train of Sunday, re
tmnlnir Sunday and Monday, aivign
all .lay Sunday and Monday ia Portland.
The same arrangement applies from
lonian.i, pivinn all Tortiand people
a rnance to visit valley point at greatly
roiucea ratea.
The Independent and The Portland
Daily Telegram one year for A.
New Caaea Filed.
The following new casee have been
filed with County Clerk Godman since
the calendar was made up:
The Pacific Kail way and Navigation
Company vs. Isadora Vanderzanden, for
right of way. Geo. U. llaglry and W
N. Barrett, attorney for plaintiff.
Oliver Newton ve. Minnie FiUgerald,
Margarette Vibbert et al, foreclosure;
W. N. Iiarrett attorney for plaintiff.
Susie Zuercher v. Walter Zuercher,
divorce. M. B. KuniD attorney lor
plaintiff.
Ever Jacobeen ?. Berth Jacotwen
divorce; J. N. lloffman attorney for
plaintiff.
J. I, Stream r. IYter Dethleas, ap
peal front the justice court of Dilley;
J. X. Hoffman attorney for plaintiff.
Oeo. VT. Ta tterson vs. Frederick Home
land, to quiet title.
Reedville.
Re ular Correspondent.
A. W. Dant i in Portland
with friend this week.
J. Miller ha recovered from h's re
cent illne. and hi friend arc glad to
ee him around again.
Mr. and Mr. Swalley spent last Mon
day evening at the residence of Mr. and
Mr. . W. Dant.
8. A. Holcomb spent Sunday with J,
J. Weieenback and family.
Mr. and Mr. Swalley were Hillaboro
visitor last Monday.
The train haa been the cause of a slight
lo to both J. B. Imlay and E. W. Dant.
eacn naving a cow killed by the car in
the last week.
Laurel.
Regular Correspondent,
J. II in too, an old pioneor of this lec
tion died rklay eveniog. The funeral
look place Sunday at tha tit itn.
Baptist church, service being conducted
by licv. Locke.
Mr. F. 8. Cody ia improving rv
rapidly.
Frank Ingram, of Hood River, eitiud
wan friends here the last few day.
Carnatioa.
Regular Correspondent.
Mr. C. D. Anderson visited at Carna
tion Tuesday. Mr. Anderson like Cali
fornia very much and expect to end
the tummer there. The last Mrs. An'
uerson neara irom uer iiusuand lie was
at Fataluma.
Van Orsdal ha been visiting hi ion
Ora thi week.
Miss Belle Watt came home from
Portland 8unday and returned Monday
evening. Mr. W att 1 only able to sit
np about two hour at a time and th
pain in her eye ia returning again.
Mr. E. W. Haines and Mis Mary
Bailey were doing shopping in Portland
Friday and Saturday of last week.
Mr. Edmonds visited her mother at
Cornelius Monday.
The supply of milk at the factory has
increased until it 1 necessary to put on
more hands and lengthen the working
hours. Two new girl started to work
last week, Mis Francis Orr aud Mia
Sophia Logan.
J. A. Thornburg began work aa the
cashier of the Cornell u bank last Mon
day.
Dr. and Mr. Larg were passenger
on th 12:30 train W ednesday.
J. N. Hoffman and wife and Mis Pit
man went to Hillaboro Tuesday.
Two large oak tree in front of the
Sloan hotel were cut down to give room
for the new railroad. They were prob
ably aa old a any tree in town and
. , . , . 1 1 , ,
worw truiy giant oi tneir ainn.
Th railroad i creeping right along.
The tie are laid from th depot north
to Pacific avenue and west on Pacific
avenue to Laughlin hotel, and the lum
ber is being hauled to plank the cross
street.
Ethel R. Bobet returned from Eastern
Oregon this week. She say horseback
riding i the common amusement op
there and a thirty or forty mil ride ia
nothing out of the ordinary.
M. B. Bump wit a Portland visitor
Thursday.
Ia pursuance o'a Judgment, decree aud order
of sale rendered In tiie Circuit Court of lb Slat
of Oregon for lb County of Washington, on tha
13th dav of February, IMS, l0 the cause of Al
fred Nlblln, plaintiff, va. Bamusl Bwansoo,
defendants, and of aa execution duly laaued
of ths aaid court In the said cause on ths Utb day
or February. IMS, I will expos for sale and sell
aa the law directs at tho south do r of ths county
court houaaof aaid county, In the town of Hilla
boro, Oregon, on Monday the ItHh day of March,
hub, at tb hour of ten o'clock a. m. , th real
property, described In said decree, aa being, Ths
Southeast quarter of Section 34. Township On
North, Rang Five Wast of the W. M., In W ash
inirton County, Oregon.
Hlllsboro, Oregon, February 14th, lwut.
i. W. CONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
First Insertion. February M; last March IS, lrj.
SHERIFF'S 8AXg.
notio is hereby glran. That by virtu of aa
Aiiacnmein execution leaned out of and under
th seal of tb Circuit Court of the Btateof Ore
gon for th County of Multnomah, dated the 10th
day of January 1905, la favor of L. Deneao. plain
tin; ano against Mrs. Henrietta Lockyeratal de
fendant for tha aura of S30. 26 east and the farth
er sum of IS00. 00 with Internet thereon from th
let day of December 104 at ths rate of per esnt
per annum and lor tb further euro of M.OO at-
torneya fee to ma directed and delivered, com
mandlng ne to maks sals of the real property
hereinafter described, I have levied upon and
pursuant to aaid Attachment Execution will on
Monday, the llrth day of March, 190, at th
Booth dor of th Courthouse la Hlllsboro. Wash
Ingloa County, Oregon, al the hoar of tea o'clock
a. m. of said day, sail at poblle auction to the
highest bidder for eesa In hand, all of the fol
lowing described real property, lying, being and
annate la Washington County, Oregon, and
more particularly described as follows, to-wit:
First Tract: -The N X of the N W w of section
z. T. 1. n. R. . w. of th Willamette Meridian
eon mining so acres of land more or leas.
Second Tract;
Beginning al th H. W. earner of th abuse ds-
acribad tract of land and running thence W.
rode, thence 9. no rods, thence E. so rods, thence
If. SO rods, la lb place of beginning, containing
su acres, lit t. I. If. R. 4. W. of th WtlUasat
Meridian also ths following daeeribed tract
and :-i he 8. e. J. of tha 8. W. U of section So.
!'." of ths Willamette Meridian, ex.
eepUng therefrom 1. 7 acres la the N. E. eomer
thereof aa deroribed In Book !, page Reeorda
or dead for Washington County, Oregon, th
above tract, containing 14.24 acres to satisfy th
nereinberore named soma and for the Bouts and
expenses of sals and said writ
Bald sale will ha made rub (actio redemption as
No train in tbe service of any railroad in the
world equals in equipment that of the
, (fycao, MiMauRee St. paul IailWa
They own and operate their own sleeping and
dining cars and give their patrons an excel
lence of service not obtainable elsewhere.--
Berths in their sleepers are Longer, Higher
and wider than in similar cars on other lines.
They protect their trains by the Block System.
H. S. RO WE, General Agent.
134 3d St. Portland, Ore.
HOLLISTCR A
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
at soay meaiaias lot Buiy Faopla.
BrtifS Ooldaa Health and Banawed Vigor.
A specific for OonafflnaMnn lnHiM.ttA i-
u?l'i" JrT""' "mP'- Rcsama. Impure
Blood, Had Ureal h, Hlmrgieh Bowels, Heads, he
and Backache. It's Rocky Mountain Tea In tab.
let form. SA cents a box. tienulue made by
Hotuarca Dni-o Cohpanv, Madison. Wla.
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
The Weekly Oregonlan and The Hilla
boro Independent, both one year for $2.
T. P. GOODIN.
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kind of a build
ing in Washington Countv. 'ph 1 UU,M
F. D. I. T. P. GOODIN, Hlllsboro, Or.
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Oregon, this loth day of I
Paled at HUUboro,
reoruarr im.
i. W. CONNELL.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
F. T. KANE, Deputy.
JOHN H. HALL, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Scogg-la Valley.
Regular Correspondent.
Mr. II. W. Scott, of thi place, who
ha twen ailing for aom time, was taken
to PortlaoJ to a hiiul for treatment
and Uat Satorday was operated on for
tumor. Tbe friend of Mr. Scott will
be pleased to learn alia ia doing a wall
as poaeibl ondr th circumstances.
Dniley Wilcox entertained visitor at
hi bachelor quarter last ttamlay, cook
ing for their entertainment a real old
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of ths lute ef Oregon for I
Washington County.
VIOLA LAWLESS, Plaintiff
vs.
WILLIAM E. LAWLESS, defendant,
To William E. Law lean, theahpye named da I
rendent:
Is. the nam the ofXlate of Oreran, nm ,
hereby reonlred in appear and unTit.
plaint, rllsd acalnat sou la tha above entitled
court ano eaiiaa, on or before the last dar of ins
iimeprearriMO in the order tnt publication of I
muss, iiiirun. - wll. fwa aw rwatrrtaean tt.sa aaan a i
of sis weekn next rmra and after the dais of tbe
mm
id?-""' '
extra cost
7T I!.TT '"", l"nHM"' inasretpnhH
ration thereof being on January . wj and If
yon rail solo appear, ft want thereof the plain-
mii win ippit ia tns man . ih.
M U .
M ' 1 wwiu inat tha asarrtac
"t1 . contract now existing between the
plaloilrr and defendant be dissolved, and toj
appear equitable herela.
1 maosis sj aarvM a poe) yoa by pnblteav
Uon by order of Ron. L. A. Rood. County Jedge
of Wasbingloa County. Oreems. wkkh ordae
fashioned Sun.lay dinner, showing hi "an ano oateq la Hlllahero, Oregon, ew Jano-
B. B. Ht STONaod BENTON BOWMAN.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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dosterity as a cook ami proving hi re
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