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Newspaper Page TextCounty Correspondence i L. V want reporter in tvry town. 1 I bherweeal. Regular CorreapuDilvot. The Sherwood United Concert Band hut Lten engaged to furnish muaic for the Wilsonvill Fourth of July celebra tion. Martin Fukh, a sawmill employee wa iu town a few day ago bunting up a wuce otHcer in order to lodge a coin jlaiut agaiuit a Middleton farmer for breaking a beer gluM over hi cranium. The new restaurant I neariog coin 1'letion, uear the depot, and the proprie tor hopes to entertain tbt publia toon with "coffee like your mother made" and other old-time victual, aerved "a-la-mode." I IH-al merchant are preparing for the annual blowout on the Fourth, a a full upply of minor firework luitable tor the purpose of the youngest American, have arrived and read? to explode on short notice. France Walling, daughter of Al bert Walling, a prominent nnraeryman, livinu near (wfg., and Leonard llalli nan, ol the same place were married at the rt'Hideuce of the bride' parent on Monday eveuing last. Onion farmer complain of the the sounity of weeder thi year. From 1.-5 to $1 50 per dar I offered for the work. One farmer turned over hi growing crop to another on account of failure to secure weeder luflicient to cure for the output. MiJ.IIt'ton people decided on last Wednesday evening to observe the Fourth in an appropriate manner. Ow ing to the lateness of their decision the home bund could not be procured, (an engagement bavin been made else where,) consequently band music must le dispense! with, none being available at the present time. Mis Dora Smock, the local station BKcnt and telegraph operatotor ha been teniorarially relieved on account of sicknens. A severe attack of rheuma tism compelled her to ask for a vacation pending recovery. full capacity every dav now, and then has a hard time to keep up with its or der. Five teams are kept busy hauling all of the time. Childrens' Day exercise were held at the I'rogrett M. K. church last Sunday morning by the member of the Sunday school. A number from Beaverton at tended the exercises. Mr. Tolly Hoover ha exchanged her reaidence at thi place for a twenty acre farm near WalJport, Lincoln eouotv, and w ill soon move over there. The Congregational Sunday school of thi place will render a Children' Day program next Sunday evening. More Anon. The Tualatin Mill Company of Tual tin, have a large force of men at work near the old Mohrmann place putting saw logs into tho river to be rafted down to the mill. A small tug boat ia used a motive iwwer in bringing the timber down the stream. The annuul ynod of the German Lu theran church, embracing the state of Oregon, Washington and Idaho will meet in general session here, or rather at the church one mile west of town, the hitter part of the month and continue about one week. The delegate are made up of minister ot the church and a full representation la expected to be present. Her. A. Spiles, local pastor ami secretary of the conference i busily engaged in preparing bis annual report ami arranging for entertaining the yisit- ing members during their ojonrn here, But few cherrie have been sold here during the season, while trawlerries have been plentiful, considering the in clement weather. Jo. Cowman, the garuner, is supplying the local demand, and besides is shipping tome to the i oriiana market. Laurel. Regular Correspondent. There la to be a Children' Day Exer cise at the United Evangelical Church, Sunday, June 24, at 11 o clock. Every body cordially invited. An entertainment ia to be given at the Laurel School-house on Friday evening June J.iul,hy the school children, Friday being the last tfay of school. Every body is invited to come. The Laurel and Farmington married men played a game of base ball Sunday, against the married men of Hillsboro, near Farmington, the scorr wa 22 to in favor of the Farmington and Laurelite. E. L. McCormick of Hillsboro visited with his parents Sunday and Monday. Mr. Ktsol Markell is visiting in Port land the past week. vr. i.eonara ana family and Mr. an Mr i ergon visited at O. W. Hawkins Sunday. Ernst (roetter came home from Tort' land Saturday to stay a few week. J. II. Brown of Scholia, wa a Laurel visitor Monday. Miss r.ffle Messingcr is staying with Mrs. J. Christenson for a few week. Jesa Tigard, of Mountain Top went to Buxton Monday. Mr. A. E. Dailey went to Hillsboro Sunday. PROBATE COURT. Aluiira Brook filed petition June 1.1, asking to be appoint! guardian in the estate of E. E. Brooks, Insane. Hearing of aaid petition is set for the 2'.th dav of June. I'etition was filed Tuesday for the re- movil. of Joaenh Gaston, as admiuistra tor in the estate of Henry Tuerck, de murrer to petition filed; court granted four day in which to file brief. In the estate of Geo. Eagleton, final report filed; Monday July 2:t, is th time set for report and account in fh.u settlement. It I petitioned that the admlnistrati in the Patrick Cain estate be ordered to pay claims. Piano Tuner. . I have been unable to finish my en gagementa in Hillsboro this week an ill return Wednesday, June 27 and will then finish up my work in this city K. II. Kaltz A Correspondent. Jack Town. Regular Corrsnpondent. Olo Olsen and family of Raliegh visit- with m. Olson and family Sunday, A number of the young folk attended the dance at Mr. Wilkin at Hazeldale, rauiruay evening. There will be a Children' day picnic at the M. E. grove Saturday, June2Urd. Everyone invited to come and bring iiiuir irienug. miss t.me and Grade Clark, Miss Bes sie and Geo. WltJiycombe attended the baccalaureate sermon at Pacific college. rK, .-un.iay. Miss Bessie staying to attend commencement exercise thi wee. " I'aiitand Mis Naomi Nicode- mus visited with the family of juch , Mimlay afternoon. . ... wlHon ami iam,iy attended the ninerai ol Sirs. Olson', aunt, Mrs. H. H Duvies, at Ames Chapel Tuesday. Mrs. Kepler and daughter visited near pciioiis, one day lust week. .'irs. j. .Mcouemus visited with her mother, near Laurel a few days last weva. Jacktownite. J. J. Beaverton Kritular Cnrrpuponilent. i .... . . ".iBMKciuema lor the celebration of menu of July glH.g merrily on and everything gives promise of a "record breaker, celebration. Tit iiun.l ..i i .. ... ..-..., ,,ull.v ol B sauoatri evening wus wsiurDtM lust Sunday evening by "..v auerwara reported on the Htreetasa fight in one ot the saloons over a pvker game. Mrs. Viola Patterson has established a boarding house In the storeroom in me orange liall building. f. . Hills. Utely of Burlingame, ixansas ami lather of Mr. F. W. Cady i"iuiig in iveaverton thi week (. . Tt fTt is enjoying the luxury of a vacation ami is visiting hi family . M.Stittand II. (S. Vincent re-elected director and clerk, respect fully at the school meeting last Monday. The clerk's annual report showed a very satisfactory condition of affair in school matter. A Mr. Kumell, now living near Hicrid.in, Oregon ha been engaged for the coming year a principal with Mr. Christensen, of Beaverton a inter mediate teat her and Miss Clement, of Beaverton a primary teacher. The liveruiore sawmill is running to were Deadly Serpentine Bitea are a common in India a are stomach and liver disorder with us. For the latter however there is a sure remedy; Electric Bitters; the great restorative medicine, of which 8. A. Brown, of Ben- nettsville, S. C, say : " They reitored my wife to perfect health, after years of luffering with dyspepsia and a chroni cally torpid liver." Electric Bitter. cure chill and fever, malaria, bilious ness, lame back, kidney trouble and uiauner msoraers. Bold on luirtntH by all druggists. Price 60c. ' Following: the Flag;. When our soldier went to Cuba and the Philippine, health was the most important consideration. Willis T. Mor gan, retired Commisary Sergeant U. S, A., of Rural Koute 1, Concord, X. II. ay: "I wa two year in Cuba and two yeaidn the Philippines, and heim; sub' Ject to colds, I took Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption, which kept me in perfect health. And now, in New Hampshire, we find it the best me.liciiie In the world for coughs, colds and bron chial trouble and all lung diseases. Guaranteed at all druggists. Price 50c and f 1.00. Trial bottle free. Notice to Contractors. Sealed bids will be received by the County Court at the Court rooms in Hillsboro, Oregon on Thursday, July 5th, 11XXS, at 2 o'clock p. in , for the con duction of a bridge acros the Tualatin river at the Geiger place, one and one half mile south of Cornelius Specifi cations at the Clerk' ollice. Dated June 12, 190(1. By order of County Commissioner. L. A. kOOD. Judire. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS No, of Gu.ian' Sale of Real "tat,t private U h,r(. f, -lh undarand by vlr '" o'. and In p' ""j t u, 0,J, oi tale dulT by tb uounu r"" of ti s omoo for WMblnstoo County on a, w 1. 1 w,u rrom snd.f,M ,"y ofjulr. 1.11 i prlt, Hl, to''n bldd.r. tb.rfor. for ah lu hand n. . Z b followlo d- rll.d rt. ..uu,' w WMblnftoo Coun. 1. State olotl., " 'lrl trui . .mbtnd one (1) two Ul nd thrr. p: j a biuc numbsrl (1) of mu in si., ... la lb buw ftty. of nui.u,m Sorond ... ji.iMKWoftb. smith- quarts of m,.,", 4,Unihlp two(2) norihof m,11(t aMt Willamette Urt- tliu. c.,tloilJ J ,,.. Abo tb.fol kwln doacrii e fomiD""'"'! ,b "nthoa.1 cOrD,t0, .K-dsithwo! quarter of tb outhrut su.ru., , ot ' ""1'tP two (I) norib Uf r, .bre ') Willamette Meridian, in, tn, aoulbwwt eorn theiie , 0ll n w luterMOt th eta terof thspr,,,,,, tnfid ooanty road; thsnoe uunq (ail ,,... uM 00 IIH paraiwl ctloo line to Ultnit tb Unao a'd CbrUtlanCarl n,.-,.l: Uieuoe soulh thirty () feet to Ih. ,,i i hvclnulo. Bldwlllb.rMl)ysn"0taw office of . n. Hariwn .. .. ,,.K.,fn ureaon. wa 111 be iil.j(!cttniv,lirmatloo by aald Court. DaUcl at 111,1., Otttuo. tbii )th day of June, rjuti. VMHAH. HOTCHKIsa. (iuardlan of Merrlul- Hobklu aud flora M. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Ii ht.ri.(,. ttat I, the underalgued, eiecuurof iliee-.,. of anna Kllza Wllllama, doceaM-d, h4VB Ult j (n th0 ruiity (ourt ol the Mine or Uri'K,,n ror wl)lnt(in County, my nuai fouiit auch eierutor, and tbataald oourt baa ei Monday, jui u isud, at the hour of lu clocks, m. of ma d the time, and the county court ronin iD HHUboro, OreKon, as the :ucu for ht-ttrliKuhiactlonitoiald account and the Dual mulnnini ofaajd tal. lllllKboro, Ore., June l'J. 11WA. f. i. WILLIAMS, Hxccutorofihe Ksiattol Anna Kllia Wllllami, dc'ceaned. N. BARRKTT, AtW'B'T for ''at. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice U hereby glren that I. tbeuudemlirned. administrator of theeateteof Oeorite E. Eavli-tnn. deeeaaed, have Died In tb County Court of the State of Oregon for Waahlngton County, my flual account a such admlolatrator, and tbat an Id Court baa est Monday. July 23. 1906. at ih i,. t 10 o'clock a. m. of said day aa the lime, and thsCounty Court room in Hlllaboro. Dmmn .. th place for bearing objection! to aald atu niim and the nael Settlement of aald eatate. Dated June aoth, 1908. J. D. MEKRYMA.V. Administrator of the eaute of George E. Eagle- md, iteccaaed. The Weekly Oregonian and The Hills boro Indeiendent, both one year for 2 Hotel Arrivals. The following names were registered at the Hotel Tualatin the first three dav of this week ; Edgar J. Divine, Omaha. Geo. L. Davis, Portland. John Ryan, Portland. C. II. Wheeler. Portland. It. Dagman, Portland. It. Krumbein, Portland. F. llollenbeck, Portland. Wm. House, Portland. Herman Bishorf, Portland. II. W. Graham, Portland. Mnrray Haker, Portland. E. T. Karen, Portland W. T. Calkins, Portland. Alfred G. Pearson, Portland. R. II. Kaltz, Portland. I. M. Schommaker, Portland. N. C. Iversen, Ho.)uaim. J. A. Mcpherson, Portland. W. J. Webber, Portland. C. H. Wheeler and wife, Portland. R. A. Dawson, Portland. A. O'Neal, Portland. C J. Wright, Portland. R. II. Parmelee, Bloomington 111. P. S. Mitchell, Fort DogJe Iowa. W. Brogden and wife, Omro Wi. J. D. Pates, Troutdale. Geo. W. Smith, Portland. F. H. Cnrtis, Portland. Wm. II. Parry, Portland. I. F. Kuhn and wife, Doty Wash. A mo Weiss, St. John. 200 Acres Timber For sale; located 4',' miles north of F,. est Grove, midway between flanks and rorest Grove; between n.OOO.niirt .n.i 7,000,X) feet of lumber can be taken from this tract; running water: sixtr -.ir ,mm iarni land, cash, balance easy terms, lar address this dike. lerrus, part For Lartieu- )un8,06 Notice of Administrator's ai. In the County Court of th State of, Oregon, for u iHiuuiy oi naxnington. In the, E. tele of Martin L. Donahue Daad. u.i To whom theae preaenu:aball oome. greeting Notice 1 hereby given tbat pursuant to an order of aale In the above entitled; Court and -,um, uaaeana entered on the 5th. .day rkf Iisnea tMl il. - . , .u. anaeraignea admlrtmt. , f Mwnnl win rron u tn. th21at, day of July, lswa, at o'clock a. m.. . hlMoffloe, 1 Chamber of Commerce, In the City ofltotland, County of Multnomah, and Stale of uregon, proceed to sell at private aale ror audi toth highest bidder, subject to the confirmation ofth aald court, all of th real property of the eaiaie of the aald decedent ,to wit, the Undivided nair or me south half of the south half ofaneii,. two In towmhlp two north of Kansa flv. .... ofth Willamette meridian lu Wanhlngton county w "regon. Bids will alao be received a the office of tb Hillsboro Independent of Hills ooro, Oregon. TIIAD. W. VRKELASD. aumiumraioror the Eatate of Martin U Dona hue, Deeeaaed. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given, that in purau nee of an order of the County Court of Washington County, Oregon, made and entered in the recorde of said court on the Sth day of June, l!HMi, the following County warranti, issued seven year prior to July 1st, UHXi, if not called for and presented for payment, within sixty days from the first day of July, 1900, will Iks cancelled end the payment there of will be refused, Ken Carpenter, Deo H, 16- 11 L. Cowlea, (ct t, 18 John Countryman, Jan T, lSW (ieorve Klleg(ien. May 7, 17 Jamui Koudray, Mob It 1W8-- Mn. John KUher, Jn I, UWH Henry llclltwrg, Apr,lW A. Kaufmann, McbU, 1KH. Edward l'laier, Feb 10, li!W Mra M. T. i'atton, Jan 18, 1888... Jeame Held, Apr. WW Chaa I) Staley, yeb. 10, 18W.. D O Htepbenwn, Mob 11. 1H9 I-orln Walklnn, ftblO, l'J . E. R. Wllaon, Mob I, IM Llzale Wantee. Mcbll, 189(1 i L. K. White, Soptl. 1803 Ueorge Sche'ler, JuneT, lst.. B. B. Rcoggl m, Jane f, ISM t . , . R30 .100 .100 .1 90 .2 00 3 00 .... 1 00 -...1 7U 1 00 S 70 5 00 100 1 20 1 00 Trustee's Sale of Ecsi Estate. Notice is hereby eien that the under signed, trustee of the ewtate of K. K. Dailey, bankrupt, pursuant to an order o( the baukrupt court, will, on Monday, June -', l'.KKi, at the south door cd tiie Court House, in ililloboro, Oregon, soil, at public auction, to the highent bidder, for cash in hand, the following describ ed real estate, viz : FirHt Tract situate in Wtihhinitton county, Oregon, and descritx.nl as fol low : Beginning at the southeast cor ner of lot seven 7j of and in block twenty-two ('.".') of and In the town (now city) of Hillsboro, Washington county, Clregon, and running thence north l'J. feet, west 4'.) feet, thence south VJ'J fet, thence east 41) i feet to the place of be ginning. Second Tract Lot No. 21, P.Iock 17, Went Portland Heights, Washington county, Oregon. Said proerty will le sold subject to unpaid taxes, and saiJ tirHt tract alno subject to a mortgage of $1,V).(0 with in terest thereon at the rate of 7 per cent, since .March 7, l'JO.r, w hich mortgage i recorded on page h0, of Book 47, Mort gage Kocord, of said Washington Coun ty, Oregon. BKNTON BOWMAN, Trustee in Bankruptcy. An Alarming; Situation frequently result from neglect of clogge J bowels and torpid liver, until constlpa tion Income chronic. Thi condition a unknown tt those who use Dr. King' New Life Pills; the best and gentlest regulator ot Stomach and liowel. Guaranteed by all druggist. Price 2.1c. HOlLISTfR'S Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets A Buy Madialne for Baiy People. Briag Guide Haelth and Raaevaj Vigor. A apaHflc for ConallMntlofi, lnllirwtlnn. I.lva and Kl lri"r TrullfM. I'lmplce. trwiu. Impure Bl.xxl, Bad Breath, hluirgiah Kowcla, Hada'h and bnk-iii. li t Hu y tlountain T In tab Int form. Sr, ceuta a tx.a. (Irnulue made by Uocuaraa Dacu Coariav, lladieou, Wia. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE Notice oi Guardian's Sale. That by virtue of an order ol the Hou. County Court of Waahlngtou C'ouuty, mate of Oregon duly made and entered of record on the 11th day of May, lyuti, the uuderalgned guardian will aell at public auction to the hlgheiit bidder for caab In baud the following dueorlbed real preinlMm, to wit: Coiauieuclug at the Nortbwrt corner of Section 10 in T. 2.8. K. 4. W. of the Vt lllametle Meridian in Yamhill Couuly, Oregon. Thence running Huulh 2(1 roda. Thence Kaat roda. Thence North 26 roda. Tbunce Weil 3 rixla to place of beginning, and containing t acrea more or leaa. Alao the following described tract of land. Situate, lying and being in Yamhill County, Oregon aud being part ol th Kortbeaal quarter of aectlon tin T. 2. 8. K. 4. W. of the Willamette Meridian in aald Yamhill t'ouuty, Oregon and bounded aa followt: Heglunlngat the Northeaat corner of aald auction 9. Thence South on Section Hue 20 chain! to a atoue. Thence Weat S.14 chains to center of County road. Thence North 11 Y, deg. ' Weat 6.00 ohalua. Thence North 6.",'4 dug. Weat i.'Ji chaliu. Thence North 47 deg. Went 5.00 cbalni. Thence North 9 deg. 25' Weil 10. 10 clialna to the North Hue of aald aeo 9. Thence South 8 deg. 15' Eaatll.tC cbaina to th place of tiegluuiiig, and containing It. 48 acrea mure or leaa, (aave and excepting however from the aald HI. 48 acrea above described :l. 14 acrea thereof heretofore aold and conveyed to Mary A. llarria by NeUOlaon by deed duly recorded at page 478 of Hook 25 of re oorda ol deeda for Yamhill Couuty, Oregou, be lug 3. 14 acrea off of the South end of aald 16. 4n acre tract; on the 23d day oi June lumi, at the Waahlugtou County, Oregon at the hour of one front door of the County Court houae in lllllatioro, o'clock In the afternoon of aaid day. The aaine being the property of Cbarlea C. and Al Kloyd Harrli, minora, subject to an eatate In dower In Myrtle Karris. Dated thla 21st day or May, l'AKS. I MVKTIE HAKKIri, Guardian of Cbarlea C. and Al Floyd ilarrla. MoCAIN St VINTON, Attya. for (iuardlan SUMMONS. In Th Circuit Court of th 4tal of Oregon for Multnomah County. KATK 110 VT. Plaintiff, vs. L1NDHLEY HOYT. Defendant To Undalev Uoyt, th abov named dflfffndant in me name or tb Btate of Oregon, you are uereuy required to appear and answer th Cm, nletfn ML. I . . . . againn you in 111 above entitled anlt on or teror th expiration of six weeks from and after tb 25th day of May, A. D. 1908, and If 70U rail to so appear and anawer within aald Ume. for want there ,f, the plaintiff will anniv n ior we reuer demanded lu aald Com plaint, to-wlt for a decree annulling and die- aoiving tne marriage relation anl contract now aiming between plaintiff and defendant and hi TorclngplKlnUff from defend ant. and a rn.ih.. ueore changing oltlntlrTa m r.. l-.... , r ... v .iwua nnn noyi io Kate Coe. This rum mom la published by order of Hnor abl Thomas A. M jBrid. Judm of th. utieo court, made and entered on th. of May, A. 1. lyus, which Order direct that pub- aummona b mail for alx Couae weexs. rne date of the Hr.t publication u, iuii Bummoni ia tne 2atb dayol May. IhoS. i. H. MIDDLETON, Attorney for Plalntia For Sale. A second-hand Osborn binder condition for sale cheaD f.r r..K re quire at this olTlce. Admtnletrator'a Notice. NoUc U hereby given that the un,i.n.iun..i . a n..n i... . w - , .u uj ie bounty Court of Waahlngton County, Oregon, duly appointed ad mlntatrator of the Batata nt . .. from data hVriVr " wlloln '0"H' DUd at HllUboro, Oregon, thi. May 24, 19,. 8. A. nrtu-FDn k4H2& f ,h tU f ChriatUn Rottger, BAILEY BUMP. Attorney for Eatate. Administrator') Notice. ... " " n"oy given to all Derm in vhnii u Xoo. haa.n' b"lr,lh?."1''"'n. IPh a.. Henrv TiLS?. f '..'lmJ "i ""he K.,.,e 0, and all ron. tTT.!;.. 7' of aaid I'ntiniy oflbeU'n,',;L""c',-1,.!' the Man H,nr. T- uvilb mrm ntacaanst m . . prntthem with tb. proper ;'n, '.T ,'' o.u,or,hTh0Z.r l-ortland. Multnomah County, Oregon. " pooncatlon of Notice, JOSEPH OASTON May ll.issm. Admlnlatrator. pay .1 per cent lntcrMt ed three time a v... Hillsboro Commercial Bank. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. thi. 'trer. d,eaael has MUhI in theLountvl'onrtof u .; .. ",,u"h' m hearinir an, I MtUn,... ". .Pel 1 on Mo.l. t . - u8""' Oinn - , I . Ul , IT. ImHt II 111 v--.l.. .1. jjj - vui'lllVK VM thi June Sth. V.m 600 5 10 2 10 1 40 1 70 70 AO 1 00 1 50 -150 2 70 -.0 50 2 10 ..IN ..3 90 ..J 10 J. R. Houtt, Bepli' .... 1 Adam ,. Jy I A. laal,,..... 1 w. u.Builtn, ,v, lMM... Mr Swift, NwJ, gyjj L. 1 L Paine, t, im Fred Kothruo, tpt 7, lttut H. E. Krefl.OolS, I894 F. W. Msrtra, Nov 12, 1896. Hertha Mil. Feb 9, 1897 Annie Millf r"b9, 1897 Jnn'ph Moo, May 7, l97 C Mockler,;n'7, 1895 . 2 00 Mr Mary Kaliliton, Nov 12, 1896 1 50 S. J. Baker, Much 5, 1806 . .l 40 F. P. KnlgMoD, Nov 12, 18'.i 1 50 Jacob Krelur, May 9, 1'J 1 00 8. I.. Haydn, Oct 5, lHUS 150 Edmoud H pe, March 9, 1891 1 50 J. T. Ilexoa, Jan t, 18V4 1 50 John nanua, Jone7, 1H'.5. 2 00 Frank BorMa. Jan 2'., I'-. .2 00 John llyntiJuly 9, 897. .2 50 1) F Smith, air 7, lW ,9 Dell Blaby, jB0e 7. 1895 1 70 Viola Brink Oot 11, iS'Ji 10 Hilliboro, Jia7tb, 1906, I, J. GODMAN, Coanty Clerk. Dated Jun;, I9U6. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Washington, County. CORA EDMONI), Plaintiff, JOHN T. EDMONDS, Defendant. To John T. Edmoud, the above named defendant IN THR NiMI Of TH K STAT OF OSKOON: Y'ou are hereby required to appearand auawer the complaint Hied agaluat you In the above en titled Oourt and ault on or before the lax day of in. uma preaerlMd In the order Itor publication ot tuia auin-nmoui, to-wit: On or uef-re th ex plratlon of alx weeks next, from and after the date of first publication of thla puratnotm; the Hrat publication thereof being on May 25th, 1906, and if y iu fall to appear and anawer, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the Court for th relief demauded In her complaint, to-wit: that the marriage contract now exiatlng between plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and that plaintiff be awarded th care and cuatody and control ofth aald minor child of plaintiff and defendant, vtx: Hellen Oould Kdmond; that plaintiff be allowed to reaume ber former name, Cora Cox; that she have Judgment agalnat said defendant for hercoata and disbursements here in, and that the have such other and further re lief aa to the court may appear equitable. Thla summons la aerved upon yon oy publica tion by order of Hon. L. A. Kood, County Judge of Washington County, Oregon, which order was made and dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, May 23, 1900. M. B. BUMP, Attorney for Plaintiff. HOYT Guarantees Satisfaction SCHOOL SHOES BOYS V. . ALL UA7WM If you want good shoos try Hoyt. A com plete stock for tho Ladies and Children Who is Your Grocer? Use Alti-Tone. ANNUAL Encampment Washington County Vctrans Association. June 30-July 3, Forest Grove, Or, IP CHANCE should bring this ad. to noihomIio lini'A tiii f rn1nrf wlfli no ... . , a.iaiu aavra uauiu IV 1111 lin, UI IU flUIUL Mill 11" or, wc can only refer him to the people we have pleased. If square dealing Is what you are looking alter, this Is TIIE STORE for you, for is tho rule and guide of our business. Satisfaction! That's It. Satisfaction in Quality, Quantity and Price. Chickens, egs, etc., same as cash. FREE DELIVERY to all parts of the city. Roth 'Phonos. p "square" R. C. VAUCHT, Prop. W V S5 eja tyrs-&-vri RKi l(h OF JULY CELERRATIOX. Rig procession TH H MTT WT A TTTTT?'C 99 Car of Ktufps. Patriotic Addresses, irood Music. aajj tt niJIVJLJL. ports of many kinds. Raloon Ascentlon, Rase Rail Shootin contest, Pony Races, etc. Everybody In- Itel. old soldiers requested to bring ydur tents. Beginning Feb- 13, THROUGH ' Tourist SLEEPERS I J i EVERY DAY SEATTLE IN THE YEAR 8ETVEN AND CHICAGO via the Great Northern Railw'y "The Comfortable Way " JEf COMPARTMENT LIBRARY OBSERVATION CARS ror luriner information, raus, eic, na iroi'S KE8A C P. A Seattle. 8. t. IfU Bali fruna i. atllal.ir tbe Orient February 1 IMOMHt I IT! ITU," Ht. Im tn VhlnKn, QVFiti.AM Mnin , ri ' Q, TIIU r NT I IT1 ITH IX i w ri,y , rn No train in the service of any railroad in tbe world equals in equipment that of the fyicago, Milwaukee St. paU IailWa uraic meir 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. ROWE, General Agent. 134 3d St.. Portland. Ore. T. P. GOODIN. COfJTRACTOR AND BUILDER S. B. m MUN, Attorney for Adtn g. R P n I f r IT c 3SX' or address F D ' T- p- COODIM, Hillsboro, Or.