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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1906)
New at McCormlck's. The following is 1 i at of tha late in tisic received at K. L. McCorinick's music ftore this wee. Thi lint it change I every three iwki and i com jxmtti ol the very latest music published. "Sanitol," dw march by Chailes Danlol; "The Spirit o Loe," new wait: by Julia Hall; "Soap Buds," new iiiarrh, two step, by Irene Uiblin. Colonist Rates. Cotnmenrinu February 15th and con tinning daily t ami lncludin April 7tb, l'.MH), ami from September 15th until Oc tlr 31t, liXMl. colonist ticket will tie sold (ruin the eat to pointa on Oregon I jnea via Portland. Following are rates from tome of the 1riiit!ipal jiolnta: roin Chicago, 111 ..'13 00 ,. 31 HO ,. 31 00 .. 30 00 . 37 fiO " ltloomiiik'toii, III " l'eoria, 111 " St. Louis, Mo " Memphis, Tcun " Omaha, Neb . " Kanas City, Mo " St. Joai'ph Mo " Siuux City, la St. l'aul except via lower Mia Mourl river gateway " )enver, Colo rnrrHBtxiniiiiiif rat will be 25 00 25 00 5 09 25 00 25 00 25 00 made from other point, anil will apply to all pom is oi ureg-on L,iie. A. L. Chaio, (ieneral l,an('iit''r Agent. Auction Sale. I will sell at public Hale on my place one mile northeaHt of liethany store near IU-tlianv school house on Monday Anril Irt. r.NNi: 4 ll work hurst wuk'ht 1.IXH) to 12(H). 7 cowi all in milk Boinu frenh, 2 2-yrur-old heiftrs, 1 heifer culf, 0 months old, 1 high graded brown Swim bull, 31-2 inch wide tire liain wan on almoHt good aa new, 31-4 inch Mitchul farm wagon in good repair, 23-4 inch Miti licl crank apriug market wagon with top, 21-2 inch Mitchel crank apring roinl Kuiinii. 1 lurni I ruck in goou conui tion. 1 manure wagon, Milwaukee chain mower, first class Juhnmin A Fuller aelf- ilmnping 2 home hay rake, llioma nay tedder, Michael fanning mill, 2 hay racka, 3 a-ctiin burrow, 31-4 inch plow, 1ihc harrow. IK) tooth stetd lever harrow, land roller, HIKI lineup. Jonea platform scale- new, 2 homo tread power, first clans, 2 home Hwi'ep-puwer, complete with rod and pulley, 2 feed cutters, Humphrey' iKine ermiler, Mliell grimier, cultivator, l'laiict iiein garden drill, Gaboon grpni feeder, 25 gallon kettle, 300 lbs rap IV l.avel cream separator, (MR) cap Omega cream separator, 4 (Kittle UbIm'ck k milk tenter, ten l()-gallon milk cans, cream bottle, ntore scale, ditching, pruning and other various tool in good comli tion, 2 nets double harness, 1 cot plow harness, 1 light buggy harness, lot of ack, IS tuna baled cheat hay, 3 ton loose, (1 to 10 ton tare hay, 20 to 30 bushel oats, good lot ol Iturbank seed potatoes, cook stove, Rome household furniture, and other article t nuiner otia to mention. Term of sale: All sums under 10, cash, over $10 8 month time on approved note at per cent in' tercst. Two er cent off for cosh oyer ten dollurs. Wm. GRAFF, Owner. John Kuratli, Auctioneer. HERE'S A BARGAIN. Nine-Room Cottage, Good Barn and a) Acres of Land for Sale. A nine-room cottage, cioee In, includ ing bath and wash room. The house has three porches, stone pillars under it, ?;ood wood house, saw-dust lined, fruit loiiHe, (rood barn with wagon and buggy sheds, grain bin, haymow and room for lour borne, together with two and one-liitlfHrrt t In ml within two block of the hustl nets pnrt ollliccltv. Clear title given, l'rice f 2,(KH), one half down, balance in con venient pay men is. Call on or addre this oil ice. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, lor Washington Connty. ProsKer State Hank, a Corporation, Plaintiffs, va. J. O. Kindt and Alice Kindt, his lefeivlants. rife, To J. O. Kindt and Alice Kindt, his wife, trie aimve natniM uclemlanta: IN TI1K NAVTC OF TflE 8TATI Of ORKOOft, You, and oh of you, ar hereby required to ap pear and atuwer Hi romplalut Hied afainet yon In the above milled action, on or before the last day of the time prescribed In the order A publication of this summon a, to-wll: on or before the expiration of (tlx week neat from and alter the dale of the lint publication of this summon., the tint publication brlnf on March SO, IMS. and If yon fall eo to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take Judgment again you, and each of yon, for the sum of Six hundred sixteen (IMIU) Milan, InU. S. Gold Coin, with Inter eel thereon Irom February 10, iw, In like Uold Coin, at the rate of per cent per annum, and thertirthrr mm of One hundred (1100. 00) Pol Ian aitornrv's ftwe herein, aud for the eoeuand dl. kirwnriiu of thla ai'tloo, and alan, at aald time, will Inolu.t In, andai apartofwld JudKtnenl, an order adjudgm that the kerelnafter de errltwd real estate, belong-in; to you, and at tached in this art'tlnn, be eold by the sheriff of aid 1'ounty and stale to satisfy aald Judgment, aid real estate being situate In Washington, t'ouniy, Oregon, and bring particularly de scribed a. follow, ttvwlt: lu-Kliinlugal the quaner section enroer on the south side of sectlou One (1) T. 2 . R. 1 W Will. Mer., aud running Ibenco north a' east, 40.1 chains to a pout and stone at center of section One, thence sonih 9 4?" rant, ja. 21S chain to a stone; Ihcnce south ' west, 40. on chains to a stone; thence north A 47' west, 10. It chains to the place ol brglnnlng, the same being the wM half of the aouiheant quarter of section One (I) T 2 . R. t W. W ill. Mer., containing Eighty and so inn, (Wi. w) acre. This summons Is published against yon and each ol ynu, by onler of Hon. Thomas A, Me. Krlde, Jmlge of the Circuit fourt oftheSule of tirrgon, for Washington Connty, duly made and entered of record on the 20th day of March, ItMS. W. N. HA R RETT, Attorney for riaintiff. One and One-Third Rate. The Southern Tacitic will ell ticket at a one and one third fare to partie w ishing to attend the K. V. convention at Salem, Eebrufry 27. The am rate will be given to person attending the Christian Endeavor convention, which will I held at Eugene, February 22 to 25. These ticket will be sold on the certificate plan. For further particu lar Inquire of Agent H. A. llinshawat the deHt. Candidate Announcement FO RCoT' NT lHuTaJHr' I hereby announce mvwlf a a candi date for the republican nomination for tViunty Ju tge at the primaries, April 1M, l'), and I ask the eutrt of all repuh licans who want a biisines ad minitl ra tion, a hevo tioite iionivrti.' il ;!!! ;'9 worth of work of bridge building aud rou.l work for W'rtni.uiL'bn con mi v and have always done work that u accept aide at all tines. If nominated and elected, I pledge the taxpayers a thor ough aud impartial adminiftralion, ami, aa well, economical, con-intent with con dition, and will treat all portions of the county fairlv. J. W. UOOPIN. I Cilencoe, Oreiion. tUH STATE TKEAM'KEK. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the olhce of Hate Treasurer and solicit the votea of all repuhlic.ins at the primary election, April LD, H. The only (irand Army man a candi date for astate ollice, and the only an nounced candidate recognising the 1IMI5 Hat salary law a bimling without any additional legislation. . At OUST US C. JENNINGS. EO K CO U N I Y RECORDER. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the ollice of Recorder of Convey ance for Washington County, Oregon, subject to the endorsement of the Re publican Primary election, to lie held in aid county and tte, April ). l'i. WILLIS IRELAND. FOR COUNTY CORON ER. I hereby announce myself aa a candi date for the oflice of County Coroner for Washington County, Oregon, subject to the endorsement of the Republican Pri mary election to be held in said connty and statu April 2i), l'.ssi. W. O. DONELSO.W FOR COUNTY CORONER. I hereby announce myself as a candi dated lor the otlice of County Coroner of Washington county, Oregon, on the republican ticket, subject to the endorse ment of the republican primary election to be held in said county April Lit. W.M. E. C. RROWN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a Candi da ted fur the nomination ot County Treasurer of Washington County, Ore gon, subject to the endorsement of the Republican Primary election to le held in said county and statu April i.'0, llslrt, and if elected I will give my undi vided attention to the ollice, and conduct its affairs to the best of my ability. W. M. JACKSON. All M n m t 14-. . . Willis s duniway. Candidate for State Printer At Republican, Primary, April ao, 1906 "I hereby pledge myself to a red tic tion of the enormous cost of the ollice, i elected, and I 1'eclare upon my honor that I shall seek neither to erctuate old anuses of the ollice nor engage in new schemes to loot the treasury." Willis h. nuniway. "Willi 8. Duniway la a man of uteri Ing integrity and thorough knowledge of the printing businea." Portland Labor Ires. FOR GOVERNOR. James Withycombe, of Corvallis, Re publican Candidate for Governor. An honest ami fearless performance of public duty, and a greater and united Oregon. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. u.to iv'i 1110 umm vvuiiij iir.tiuivi 11 1. : . ... t ...1.: . J.I. I... Il..ir.. ..I 1' , ( 'C.i., a,,-., 01 aBiiingioii VAiuiiL, wrcKon, euojtn:t to the endorsement of the Reubhcan Primary election to he bell in said county and atate April i), l(XH). IRVIN K. WE1TZEL. FOR COUNTY ( HE RIFF. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the otlice of Sheriff of Washing ' ' L. J I V-.. DU 1 . V - a. .Inruim.ii ,f tl,a I .n 1.1 iju n lViiutire nui a.iuv.iv vj. ifv ... "wi'i'i .... . ...... j election to te AA in eaitl county and a a..:i ) nuui JOHN W. CONN ELL. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for the ollice of Kepresentattve, subject to the endorsement of the He- publican Primary election, to be held in Washington, County, Oregon, April M, rjj(). 31. . UAICNLS. Reaverton, Oregon. WALTER L. TOOZE, Republican Candidate forCongreaa FOR STATE PRINTER. It I am nominated as Republican can didate for State Printer, April .ilili.it will lie by a direct voice of the people and no political Ixiss will have any strings on me. I know how to print and everyone knows It. I will manage the otlice a economically a I do my own printing tmsines and give it my person al upervision anil attention. WM. J. CLARKE. CanJidate from Marion Countv. The Independent and The Portland Daily Telegram one year for f. G. W. MARSH, S4. i CAXDIDATK FOIt CO. JTDUE of Washington County, on the Kepubllran Ticket. W. W. .Marsh, a native son of Wash ington county, anil a candidate for the ollice of Couiity fudge of this county, subject to the republican primary elec tion to bo held April 20, was born in Centerville in l.V8, and bus grjwn up from boyhood in I hi vicinity. He Is a son of John and Rebecca Marsh, pion eers of 1H."2, and has been identified with Washington county for almost ball a century, ha watched its growth, work ed for its best interests, and has an un dying faith in its future, aud is famil iar with its need. He was a member of the Oregon legislature in 1H'.0, the special session of LStiH and the regular session of IHts.i; ha been school director in his dis'rict for twelve years, secured hi education in the public school of this county, and asks for election to the important otlice of Judge solely uism hi qualification as a manfully competent to perforin it duties, with credit to himself aud with justice to all. Mr. Marsh' occupation is a farmer and dairy man and live on hi farm at Center ville, where he was married in 1M7H to Mis Dora Lyon, of the imi place. They havesix children living. He wa delegate JONATHAN ;:. "I" T . if ' ... c.lt - r-e.v'-. v' K l.epublicau ( aiididalc for United States Senator. Champion or Statement Number One. Jonathan Bourne, Jr., candidate before the Republican primaries for the nomination of United States Senator in Congress, for the long term commencing March 4, 1907, was born in New Bedford, Mass., on February 23, 1855; was a member of versity; came to Portlaud May 16, the Oregon Legislature in the session 1806; was one of Oregon's delegates mittee from 1888 to 1892, and a delegate to the Republican National Convention of 1902; and was elected as a Mitchell Republican to the Oregon Legislature in 1896. Mr. Bourne has been more prominently identified with the devel opment of the mineral resources of state, having expended in the last twenty years over $1,000,000 of his own money in the acquisition and development of Oregon mines. While Mr. Bourne has had his land since 1878, he has bad another office at New Bedford, Mass., and has carried on the business of his father's estate since 1889, which makes him familiar with many of the large interests and leading men in the Kast. These qualifications, in conjunction with his tremendous energy, originality, executive ability and experience in business and political affairs pre-eminently qualify him for making an able and influ ential Senator for the State of Oregon. Mr. Bourne has always favored people over their government as far as possible. He was one of the leading spirits in the Initiative and Referendum movement from 1896 until it was approved by the voters at the Tune eWtion in 1001. In 1904 he was a member ot the executive Nominations League, and holds the Power League at this time. In all the lew to guarantee the necessary theit measures to the people. He says that the choice of United re:t vote of the people, and that the elect the man the people select. To pioning Statement No. 1 of the primary election law as the only method ry wnicu public opinion my be crvstalized and made effective upon the legislature. In his petition he says: If I am nominated and elected I will, Republican Politic. A menilina National Constitution for Senator. Publicity Political Campaign Expense. National Control of Corporation in tnterstate Commerce. Rigid Exclusion of Aalatic Coolie Labor; i;,h Wage Make Good Cltixen. Lea-al Limitation Labor Hour f.,r Safety on Railroad. Parcel Post, Including Rural Ivlivery. Pur f ood Ijiws. Liberal Appropriation for Panama r.nl pn.t rv.f.n.a Ri... an.l 11... br Improvement. Includimr t 'olnml.i Other Oregon Harbors, tehlo, Government Canal at Oregon City. Fair Share of Irriiiati m Fund for Oregon. Iiyal Support for Successful Candidates. Rigid Enforcement Statement One. Ibsevelt for Second Elective Term. I desire that the lollowimr Latniont l nrtnll .ft.. n n.,n nn nnm. nating ballot: I will support President that Justice Be Done All Men to lb first congressional convention that nominated the late Hon. Thoa. 11. Tongue, at which Hi ballot were cast to nominate; haa been a delegate to about every county convention for the prist ten or twelve year and waa chair man of the last republican county con vention. He ha always voted the straight republican ticket, and during tl.c president:.;! rampaigsef I imp ed the county in the interest of the re public an candidate, and i looked upon a a tliieiit and forceful ('leaker. He was sl-o a speaker in the campaign of two year so. Relieve that the question of good road, oithout buidensome eiiieuse to tax payers, i tbe moot important matter he ore tbe lieoiile, aud ll nominated and . le--ted I will do all in my power to bet ter theconditiou of the county road and bridge. I believe in thorough and vtematic draiuagtf of all public road. Whenever practicable, will replace worn out bridge with earth fill, with the aim of in time cutting th great an nual eipense of repairing and rebuild ing the many bridges in the county. Will endeavor to systematize the method of doing road work ao that what ia done will lie in the nature of perma nent improvement so 'ar a possible. Have no bobby to ride for any particu lar kind of road' material, but believe that nature of oil and availability and cost ot the various material must be seriously considered in any improve ment. Will favor aa liberal appropriations for road building aa possible, without over-burdening the taxpayera. Will endeavor ao to u per vise the ex penditure of countv fund that the tax payers and traveling public will receive lull benefit lor every dollar expended on the road. Mr. Marsh want printed on the offi cial ballot after his name: "I favor a progressive road system and a square deal lor every part of the county." FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. I wish to announce to the voters of Washington county that I am a candi date for the ollice of County Surveyor, subject to the endorsement of the Reuu- ' iican primary election, April 20. If nominated and elected I shall endeavor to always do my duty faithfully and to the satisfaction ol all. A. A. MORRILL. The Independent and The Portland Saturday Telegram one year tor $2. BOURNE. JR.. ... V t - i ivl- , - J ' - J V ; ''r;. r the class of 1877 at Harvard Uni 1878; was a Republican member of of 1885 and the extra session of to the Republican National Com Oregon than any other man in the residence and main office at Port extending the direct power of the committee of the Direct Primary same position with the People's these movements he has been one of expenses of preparing ami proposing States Senator should be bv di- Legislature should be compelled to accomplish this result, he is cham- during my term of olfice favor: Ponnlo'a F I w t Ii in fit I fa 1 1 As I Ml.).. win ttmaaltaS Uiuaa t im sari 11 1 n a .., 1 Roosevelt's determination " FOR REPRESENTATIVE. I Lave served on term in the Legis lature a Representative from Washing ton County, and hereby ask for renotui nation on the republican ticket. 1 tried faithfully to do my duly aa I saw it, and feel that the experience gained will enable me to do far better work another time. The honor of a re-election will lie greatly appreciated. WILBUR K. NEWELL, FOIt COUNTY SURVEYOR. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for County Surveyor on the Repub lican ticket, subject to the endorsement of the primary election, to tie held April .1). ami II elected will do all In my power with the means at hand to uuk the roads of Washington Co. as good as pos sible. Have lived in Washington county for 1 year, and have been civil engineer for 25 years. Know the county thor oughly. EL'GfcNE KCHILLER. Red Crosa Dispensary Ia Governed By the Golden Rule: Lowest charge consistent with scientific treatment of chronic, nervous and private dlseas.-s, entailing blood poison diseases, malig nant skin diseases, seminal weakness, varicocele and im potency ; circumcision expertly performed. When in distress or dnubt, call or write in confidence, to the Rod Crosa Dispensary, Third and A ih streets, Portland, Oregon. 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GOLDCI NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD TIME TABLE NO. l. vaaiMt axu to vagtiaa. No. 1 Iarr Vaqulna. Arrl.M at lur.allis Arritaa at Albany. . No 7:00 A 11:1 A. U.14 V. ra. M. H. tare Albany. ..12 44 H. M. at. I M.M I Ill .1:4ft P. Am.aaal Vauulua.. ...-.:IAJ P iuim ru Akb raua titaoit. No. M lare. Albany 7 SO a, m Artivaaal Uvirult.. .12 M p. No. iMTaaliatrolt.. ...IK) p. m. i:4U . Ul. Arri.oaai Albany Taaiaa rua cuavaLLia, No - Lmvm Alliany - , Arrive, al t if faJll. 7 a. m. itai a. ai. .... ) p. is. :IOp. m. ..7:84p. m. .a 1.1 p. ui. bo. lu- Ueaia Alliany. Arnvr. at I'lXTalU. No. Lhin Albany . ,. . Arm at toralli. thai, ids 41 a.m. No. Lra.ea Corvallis ., , . . - --- Amvr.al Albany No. v Leave I orvalll. ..... .. Arrive, al Albauy.. No. 7 :Ma. m. 7:iua. 111. l'i top. m. .!: p. in. lavr. I'orvalli... ami p. m. ti:U p. w Arrive, at Albany asbULAasiiMuay t sains. No. 6 Imim Corvallis. . 6 IUa. m. Arrive at Albany 7 lua. m. No. II- laveCDrvalll II SOa. m. Arrive, at Albauy .. Ii:l;.p. in. No. 7 Leave Corvallis . t 'O p. In. Arrive al Albauy ..t M) p. m. no. e Imim A I lany. Arrive. alCorvalll. No. 12 .7:Ua. m. ,.: a.ui. Im Alliany Arrivr al CurvaUla ,. ' p m. 1:1 p. m. No. - Iave Albany .7:3A p. m. Arrive at t orvalll. :io p. m. All of th above oouneol with Houtbern racino tralu. botb at Albany anil orvalll., aa well aa tram for Iteirnlt, slvlna dlrei'l arrvl( to N w port anl aljneul beat'hra, aa well aa hroii.u bush Hoi HpriUK.. for f urtbt r luformallon apply to 1. r. MAYO, (Ieneral Paasenfer Arnt. B. II. BOLtd, Aseut, Albauy. II. II. CKU.N1HK, Ageut, Corvallis. Chicago Portland Special the moat luxuriou train in the world. Pullman sleeping cars, dining cars, buffet smoking and library car (barber and bath). Less than three days Portland to Oiicagu. TwoThroughTrains to Chicago daily from Portland and points in Oregon and Eastern Wash ington via the Oregon Hailroad Sc Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line, Union Pacific K. K. and Chicago & North-Western Ky., over The Only Doublt-Track Railway eetweea Tht Missouri Rlvtr and Chicago Daily .icur.lon.ln Pullman lourl.l .leeplnf car. Irooi Portland throufb to Chicago without Chans. B.B.aiTCHIB, A. G SK1t. C.a'l Aft. r.c. Co..lt G.art.l Ag.nt. .tr M.rk.l Btf..l, isv B4f.t, Sam FaANiiaco, Cal. Pobtlanu, oaa. Cblcaa-s At North.Wa.Ura Hy. iffi a Line. Lights. Portland, Ore EH
