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Newspaper Page TextTHE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO, Entered at th Poetofflca at Kill- txiro, Oregon, for transmission thromb Official Paper cf Washington County. th mails aa aecond-clasi mall matter. by a w. BATH. M$9 Tlili pair is not forced upon anyone. It ia not our practice to atop lu-r until ordered to tlo so. Anyone not w lulling the paper tuuat notify tha pul.lif her or they will Us held liable for the Hubwription price. It is Judge Goodin now, and un less all signs fail Mr. Goodia will fill the office to the entire satisfac tion of the taxpayers of Washing ton county. He is a man thor oughly acquainted with its needs, and backed by Messrs. Buchanan and Butner, county affairs will be looted after with the same careful attention as heretofore. In this connection we wish to say a word in reference to Judge L. A. Rood, who has just laid down the mantle now allotted to Judge Goodin. When Mr. Rood took possession of the office eight years ago, county affairs were not what they are now and the county was deeply in debt. But Mr. Rood and his co-workers have not only removed that debt, but the treasury has a large sum ot money to show for his careful ad ministration, lie has at times been called penurious and disposed to overlook matters that apparently needed attention where the spend iug of money was called for, but at all times he has looked out for the welfare of the tax-payers and the best interest of the county, and i . wucnever or wuerever money was needed for improvements demanded for the common good, he was the first one to advocate its appropria tion. Judge Rood has spent his time freely going about the county, looking after roads and bridges, and at every meeting of the court he has been present to see that all matters pertaiuiug to county affairs were properly looked into. In pro bate matters, the records show for themselves, and it is doubtful if Washington county has ever had or ever will have a better or more con scientious probate judge. He re tires from the office with the re sect of all and turns over affairs to his successor in the very best condi tion. Mr. Rood is a democrat, and a good one, and he has been a good ami laiuitui county, otticial in a re publican county, in a republican vourt house, surrounded by repub lican office-holders the only dem ocrat in the building. The Inde pendent has only the best words to say for Judge Rood. We believe that the future will prove that his judgment was good in county w( fairs at all times. At any rate he worked for the best interests of the taxpayers and he steps down and out with no regrets. known in Portland. She was work in the St. Angulus sanatanuni when a man of the sea, sick unto death, came for ministration. Miss Knight tided the seaman over the shoals; he started for the sea again, but as fate would have it, fell ill the secoud time. Once more Miss Knight tided him over the shoals and reefs, threw out the life line and rescued him from death. But the young navigator did not return to the sea. Mr. Lester Bain and Lulu Knight were shortly married in Seattle. Judge McBride will preside at the trial of J. A. Hembree, in Tillamook on the 34th ot July, who is charged with the murder of bis wile and daughter at Sandlake. The change of judges was made at the request of Judge W. Galloway. Monday, July '9. has been decid ed upon by the federal authorities as the date upon which the land fraud trials will begin. Announce ment of this fact was made by Judge Wolverton, who will ex change benches at the time speci fied with Judge Hunt, of Montana, and the latter will preside during the pendency of the land-fraud cases. A Traffic Finish. A watchman's neglect permitted n leak in the great North Sea dyke, which a child s finger could have stopped, to become a ruinous break, devastating an entire province of Holland. In like manner Kenneth Mclvcr, of Vanceboro, Me., per mitted a little cold to go unnoticed until a tragic finish was only avert cd by Dr. King's New Discovery. If. ? a via iie wrucs: -inree aoctors gave me up to die of lung inflammation, caused by a neglected cold; but Dr. King's New Discovery saved my life. ' Guaranteed best cough and cold cure at all drug atores. 50c and $t.oo. Trial bottle free. Weather Report. The week was variable, both as regards tempature and rainfall, The first two days were cloudy, and cooler than usual, but no rain of consequence fell. During Wed nesday Thursday and Friday show ers were frequent and nearly all Iortiotis of the State received some rain; the showers were heaviest in the northwestern counties. During this jriod several thunderstorms occurcd in the northeastern coun ties, and the temperatures every where were below normal during the daytime and about normal at night. The last three days were clear and the tempature rose rapidly. A hot spell set in Sunday, which continued to the end of the week, with temperatures between ninety .ukI ninety-five degrees in all por tions of the State except the coast )uuties. Romance Near Ilotn. Forest Grove, Or., June 29. A strange romance was woven at Fort Angulus, Washington, some time ago with Miss Lulu Knight of Forest Grove and Mr. Lester Bain as principals. Miss Knight was a prokitoioual nurse and is well The Willamette Valley Company has purchased II. V. Gates interest in the Dallas, Polk county, water works and plan to make that an electric generating center for Mon mouth, Independence and Corval lis. To that end a 750 horse power Corliss engine will be installed this summer that will take steam from two 300-horse power tubular boil ers, lue power plant will have cheap fuel from the large saw mill that is now being operated there. Western Oregon. A Hard lot of troubles to contend with, spring from a torpid liver and blockad ed bowels, unless you awaken them to their proper action with Dr. King's New Life Pills; the pleasantest and most effective cure for Constipation. They prevent Appendicitis and tone up the sys tem. 25c at all drue stores. Attention Dairymen. All Dairymen supplying milk at the Factory of tha Oregon Condensed Milk Co. at ilillaboro, Oregon, are respect fully inyited to meet at the Court Ilouae In Ilillaboro, Oregon, on Satur day July, Hth, 1006, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of perfecting auch or ganization as may be necessary for the selection of a competent and experienced person to teat all milk received at tha factory at Ilillaboro, auch peraon to elected by you, to be paid by the Ore gon Condensed Milk Co., for aervicea rendered, all Dairymen to be paid for milk upon the baiia of testa made by the peraon eo selected. This la an opportunity for you to select a competent peraon to make the testa. Do not fail to attend. Dated this July 3rd, 191)0. Oregon Condensed Milk Co. waa quite badly bruited but not serious injured. McCall Howe. The marriage of Alice, eldest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ttiouiae Howe of East Illllsltoro and Frank McCail of Santa Cnue Cat., waa performed by Kev. liilpatrick at the home of the brides' parents last Sunday noon. Mr. McCall la now in the employ of the In man Paulsen Lumber Co., of i'ortlaud and they will make that city their home The bride la an accomplished teacher of painting and music in the same city. At the conclusion cf the ceremony a bountiful wedding breakast was served. The Hillsboro band serenaded the happy couple in the evening, and very much enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs. McCall and her sister Misa Emma Howe. Tha out-of-town guests in at Colonist Ratea. Commencing February 15th and con tinuing daily t.iauJ Including April 7th 1''S, and frum September 15th until Oc tober 31t, utf, i-oloDiit tickets win le eol.J from the east W Po ou uregon lanes via lVtlani 'oll"iugarerat from some of the principal Mat: From Chicagu, 111 " I'-loomingtou, W " IWia, in " St. Louis, Mo " Memphis, Tentt " Omaha, Neb " Kaunas Citv, Mo " M. Jost-ph j " SlOUX Cite. Is Paul exceit via lower 33 00 31 80 31 00 30 00 37 50 25 00 25 00 25 OH 25 00 Mis- St. eouri river gateway. " Denver, Colo Corresponding rat will be !5 00 5 00 maJe tendance were; Mrs. Frank Howe and from other poinu, and will apply to all Fourth at Beaverton. A crowd of between two and three thousand people celebrated the 4th at Beaverton. The day was ideal and it waa not long until ice cream waa at premium. The barbecue waa an entire success, the meat being cooked to turn under the able aupervison of O. W fcitltt and T. J. Allen. Two entire beeves were distributed with enough for all. In the sports in the afternoon the Tigardville bane ball team evidently fjiind something easy in tha Farming' ton aggregation as the sue 01 the score at the end of the last inning ahowed Until the end of the fifth inning it waa anybody a game but after that farm ington went up in a balloon and didn't get down in time to get in the game again. In.the first horse race Hobt. Hocken'i horse won first place and In the second race Will Walkers horse was tha winner. The nsual number of accidents hap pened to mar the day. Early in the morning a horse ran away with a young lady throwing her out and dislocating her ahoulder. A little later two young men from Portland were unhitching team from a surrey when one of the horsea atarted up while one tug waa still fastened and upeet the rig, throwing two young ladies out,' but not injuring them any. During the afternoon one of the aeatt on the improvised Merry-go-round be came loose and with ita occupant, Miaa Clara Bixel was thrown to the ground with considerable force. Miaa Bixa ber daughter Florence and sons Wes ley and Fred of Portland. The Misses Mary and Agnes, and Edward Ryan, Harry Casen, J. La Fountain and Dr. and Mra. Webb aud their sons, Cieorge and Arden, of Mount Angel. Once upou a time there waa a mac who spent eight of the best yeura of bla life coloring a meerschaum pl(e, only to find at the end of thut period that he had been nursing a piece of "muaaakopfe" Instead of the genuine "eoume ue mer." the "uiusaukoiife ' la a compoaltlou made of the parings of genuine iiieernchuuni uud a mineral clay. The paring are triturated to a flue powder, boiled lu water and mold ed Into blocka, with or without the ad Ultlou of clay. Each blin k la then cut Into a bowl, but aa It contracts consid erably It must be left aome time to dry. l'hese bow la are dlxtluguishiHl from the genuine tueerachuuui by their greater specific gravity, but there la no absolutely certain teat by which the real meerschaum can be told from the composition. In forming a pipe from "ccume de mer" the silicate of magnesia la pre pared for the operation by sou Whig In a composition of wax, oil and futa. The wax and oil absorbed by the meer schaum are the cause of the color pro duced by amoklug. The huut of the burning tobacco causes Uie wax and fatty aubatancea to pass through Uie atagea of a dry distillation, and, be coming associated with the products of the dlatillatlou of the tobacco, they are diffused through the aubatancea of the bowl, producing thoae gradations of tint which are so much prized. In aome caaea tha bowls are artificially colored by dipping them, before being soaked In wax, in a solution of sul phate of Iron, either alone or with dragon'a blood. j Good meerschaum la soft enough to I be Indented by the thumb nail. It I ylelde readily to the knife, especially after having been wetted. There are various deusltlee. Home kinds sink lu water; others float on the surface. Those of medium density are preferred by the pipe maker, for the light varie ties are poroua and even cavernous. Many Judges assume that the heavier ktnda are apurloua, but there la no au aolute proof that auch la the case. negative teat may be mentioned.. The composition bow la never exhibit those Uttle blemlahea which result from the presence of forelgu bodies In the HHt urai meerscnaum. inererore if a blemish occur lu a meerschaum bowl which la very frequently the case, the genulneneaa of the bowl la rendered most probable. But aa blemishes do not ahow until after Uie bowl has been uaed for some time the test la wot f much value. poiuts of Oregon Lin- A. L l'Alu. . lienors! Passenger Agent. Sewing machine needles of all kinds at Hovt'a. 2 for 5c, 25c per dozen. The Weekly Oreouum and The Hilla boro Independent, Mb " vear Ior - Point. Sums 1906. Round tiip tickets will beaiM to points abown below under (lit lollowrai ooudHlous: KromJllllborotoCblcefO-r.la blW.te, 'rum HUleboroto St Uuli-etos. 15 MM. 45. From Illllaljoro to 9t Paul aud Mlnaeapolli attiO. 65. btw.uj. Kroui UllltKirolo MUnukM-alT0.85. M. from HUlkborotOail.Muux vilT- o KaiiaaaClty, AU'lileon-eaw.1 Vi.lt. aHolh weI through Purtlnod. bona war through Portland aud one way through California. Dalei of Sale. July ud I', Auguri 7, I and 9, and Septembers and 10, MM. Lliulte. doing, tea diya Ticket mutt be umed going on date of tela, final relurn limit, wu day Irom dale of eala, but not beyond Octo ber 31. luutt. Hlop-oreri will be graoud is tuber direction within tha traruit limn well of the Mlaaour river, St. Paul and MlnMepollt; alao New Or leaiia, when through tbatpolot, exoepl that no atop-orere will be permitted In California on oiuKinp- ror lull particular! can on or eu- Ire" A. L CKaltl. (inn PuxrAit. Ho. Pao Co. Or II. A. HINHil AW, Agtol, Ulll.boro. Float IKillfoF Sale. 25-Barrel Capacity, With 2 diiHtlees eepuritori, 1 Geo. T. Smith purilier, 2 other jmritlers, 1 scalp er, 1 Stevens single roll, 6x12; 1 Slev- j ens double roll, 6xJ0; 1 stone burr, 1 smooth. Also 30-inch turbine water- mixed I ,tw.i . ,.i . 11 .,....:n Everything in good condition j must sell soon. A money making proposition for the right location. The t hole business will go for ftiUO.OO rah, E. (1. K careTr. Werth, I' Xewberg, Or. 200 Acres Timber For sale ; located 4 Dies north ot For est Grove, midway pel wen Banks and Foreat Oroya. Uflrn 6.000,000 and 7,000,000 feet of fpiber can be taken from this tract pruning water; sixty acres good farm? nd. Terras, part cash, balance eauy ertns. For particu lars address this ptet. junS,0t REDUCED SUMMER RATES. Newport. Yaqulna By, Breiten buah, Hot Springs From All 8. P. and C. 8c E. Polnta. On and after June 1, IDOtl, the South ern Pacific, in connection with the Cor yallii l Eastern railroad, will have on sale rouud trip tickets front iointsoa their lines to New port, Vajaina and De troit at yery low rates, good for return uutil October 10, 11(00. Three day tickets to Newport and Ya- qnina, good guing Saturdays and return ing Mondays, are also on sale from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, inclusive, and from all West Side points, enabling people to visit their families and spend Sunday at seaside. Season tickets from all East Side points, Portland to Eugene, Inclusive, and from all West Side points, are also on (ale to Detroit at very low rates with stop-over privileges at Mill City or any point east, enabling tourists to visit the Santlam and Breitenbuah Hot Springs in the Cascade mountains, which can be reached in one day. Season tickets will be good for return from all points until October 10. Three- day tickets will be good going Saturday and returning Mondays only. Tickets from Portland and vicinity will be good for return via the East or West side at option of patsenger. Tickets from hu gene and vicinity will be good going via the Lebanon-Hpringneiu Drapcn u ue sired. Baraaire on Newport tickets checked through to Newport ; on Yaqui na tickets to Yaqulna only. Sunday excursions to Newport on the C. A h. will begin June 10th or 17ih and run every Sunday thereafter, leaving Albany at 7 :30 a. m. ; leave uorvaius s a. m. 8. P. J rains connect with the C. & E at Albany and Corvallis for Yaiuinaantl Newport, i rains on the J. A c. ior Detroit will leave Albany at 7:30 a. m. enabling tourists to the Hot Springs to reacn mere uie same uay. i rains irom and to Corvallis connect with all East Hide trains on the S. P. Full informrtion as to rates, tune tables, etc.. can be obtained on applica tion to J. C. Mayo, Gen. Pans. Agt-, C. A E. It. It. Albany; A. L. Craig, G. P. A.. 8. V. Co., 1'ortland, or to any s. r, or C. A E. agent. Kates from Hillsboro to Newport $0.00, To Yaquina fo.00. Three-day Kate from Hillsl)oro to Newport (3 00. HOLLISTCW Rocky Mountain Tea Nucgets t Buy atedlolBe tot uy revsie. Briar OoU" H11 til fteaewaa 'C A rrwx'lfla ror uonecipauon. laniirawuoa. J i, i H Trnnl.Ua- I J - 1 .n.l iwk.-li. It s Bonk r Mountain Tea in io" mn.l Ifl.lne hl,l. HJ Breath na.1 Trouble, flinplea. Ccaenia, impure - a . M Mnll a hof. ueouine nuau vw Hotuera'a Pace) Coaranv, Madlaoa. Wle. GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PE0PII Farm for Sale. Fifty acres near the city of Hillsboro; good garden and onion land; splendid .llr farm : two bams ami lioune, ni ls a bargain; terms easy, office for particulars. Write this We pay 3 per rent Interest compound ad three times a year. Ilillaboro Commercial Bank. me flrst census of the British em pire, Just completed, claaslflea King Edward's 400,000.000 and odd aubjecta Dy rellglona, aa Hindoos, Mohammed ana, Christiana, Buddhists, and ao on. It la noticeable, however, that the na tive Brltlahera are not clasalfled ac cording to their Innumerable faltha la the census, for the reason apparently that they hold It Inconvenient to have their particular religloua belief apread oa the record for "daw a to peck at America. It Is said, spends $3,500,000 more annually for chewing gum than for foreign mlanlona. And ttie figures would be even more startling but for the fact that moat girls can male one "quid" last a whole week. Notice. The Morton Beaverton Greenhouse is being moved to Hillsboro, adjoining court house square, and will hereafter be known as the Hillsboro Plant and Flower Garden. They will in fut ure deal in all kinds of nursery and or namental stock, fine rosea, carnations, etc., cabbage, tomato and all kinds of plants. 60,000 cabbage plants now ready for delivery. All orders addressed to the Hillsboro Plant and Flower War den, Hillsboro, will receive prompt and careful attention. The greenhouse at Beaverton will continue until about July loth. W. II. Morton, Manager. E. R. A M. A. Morton, Proprietors. Speelal Ratea. On account of Ibo annual (JrauJ Lodge Bene? olent and Protective Order of Klka, to be bald at Denver, Colo., July la and 1, luu6, round trip ticket! will be told auder the following condition; Rata fromi Hllleboro, aKI9. 15. b6. 66. a One way through fortland and one way through California b Both wajta through Portland. Datea of Bale July 10,11, 12. 13, 14, 16. Limit. -lolug, July Itfth. Ticket muat be uaed going on data of aala. Final relurn limit, Beptamber HU, law. Biop-overs will be ranted In either direction within the trantll Uialla, excepting that no stop overs will be allowed In California oa going trip. For fuil particulars apply to A. L. CHAM, den. Paat'gr Agt. So. I'ao. Co., I'ortlaud. Ore. Or to H. A. HIN3HAYY, Agtnt. Hlllaboro. lYAl h'R AND MIR ARE NOT tC:G mm I ' KANSASOTY, y MOV, .' ill v The above cut is made from a photo. ,'raph of the Ideal Cream Separator, which is made in four sues to suit every jrmer'e requirement. It shows the nner milk vessel, which is made of tha est charcoal tin tlate. It also shows .he outer water vessel, which is made of heavy galvanized iron. The inner ves- ici can be instantly removed from the uier vessel. This separator saves ime, labor and tnonrv. Every farwier tbould have one. TU prices are low tnd every Separator is guaranteed el ictly aa represented or money refunded. Orop a postal card t snt named elow. B. Leis. Beaverton, Ore. Bicycle Repairin (j 55 It becomes neccessary to have your wheel repaired often enough for you to want it to stay fixed when you pay your money for repairs. By atteuding to every job with the mast pains-taking care, I am not only assured that it will satisfy you, but lean guar antee everv job. There is a good deal of satisfact ion in knowing that your wheel has been left in ex perienced hands. Your patronage is solicited. . . R. L. SEARS, SOcceSSor to Bi)0ett Oregon union Pacific Three Trains to the East Daily TbrouKb Pullman standard and teunat sleep ing rare dally lo Omabo, Chicago, Mpokane; Kan tauaaa City: lourlat Bleeping oars dally IhrnuKh Pullman tourist aleenlng ears (aaraoa- ally oouducteu) weekly to Chicago. Kaaaaa Cliy; reciiuing cnair car(eai aaliv) w aaat aaliy. 70 HOURS PORTLAND TO CHICAOO No change of oara New at McCormlck'a. The following is a list of the lateut music received at E. 1 McCnruilck'a music store this week. This lint is changed every three weeks and is com posed of the very latest niUHic publihlied. "Melody at Twilight," intermezzo by Frederick Stone. "Idle Hours," novelette by John T. Hall. "LHxie Doodle Girl," march and two step by 1'uwell. uafAKl' KOK ('till ago Portland H ueclal IA a ui ela 11 niington Allautlo Kxpreae S.I p m via Hunt ington Bt. auT" Fe.t Mall :I6 p m via Spokane TIM It MCHfcbULE fom Portlaud, Or. Halt Lake, Denver, Ft Worth, Omaha, Kan aaa City, at. 1-ouia.Chl oago and fcatt. Rait Lake, Deavar, Ft norm, omaoa, aaa aaa City, Bt Louis, Chi eago and Kaat. Welle Welle, Lewbton Spokane, Wallaoe.Pull man, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duluth. Nllwau kee.Cblcago and Kaat. M p. at. T:U a. aa. iM a. at. Ocean ana River Sahaelul For Pan Franelaro Every lea dayi at ( n. a. taiiy 101 ot Uie rot Aatorla, ay potnuand North Beach lei I eai-ptBunaay)atS:Wp. b. ; Saturdays al p. m. Ially aervloe water perululng) ot Willamette and YaaihUI rltera. . Farm for Sale. 12 Miles due North of Ilillaboro, 7 miles West of North Portland and 2 miles North of Holbrook Station. 80 Acres for sale cheap This farm is in Washington Count v nn,l ,j iLwrrihail na follows: being the south half of the S W nuarter of Sec tion 20, 3 North of Iiange 3 of Will. Mcr., mortgage has been released but never recorded. 2- acrts in cultivation 49 acres slashed and burned off and seeded to timothy and clover, and G acres in timber. Place fronts on county road, school house in 1-4 mile, paw mill 1 milt, ;.t QHice one mile, 7 buildings on place ." room house irine house, fruit house, 40xG0 foot barn, chicken house hot: house and shingle house, for making shingles, 3 finP M.rinus that never go dry, one in house, spring house and barn, 82 ap ple trees, 18 pear trees and 2o cherry trees, all bearing. For further information call at this office. Petition for Liquor Incense. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON, FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, la the matter of tha application of W. g. Barg. er for lloenae toeell splrlloua, vinous aud malt Uquorila lees quantlUea than one gallon In Oaaton Precinct. To Honorable County Court of the State of Ore gon tor Waahlugtou county, TV, - . , . .u. ..miuN petiuouere, legal voters, of v.,n rrecmct, Washington County, Oregon and commuting a majority of tha legal voteratn aald Preolnct, and being actual realdents of aald Precinct and having actually raalded In aald pre Olnot thirty (U) day. Immediately preceding tha data of tbli petition, would reoectfull r-.i.i.. your honorable body and aak that a license to sell apirltoua. vlnooi end malt llquoriand fermented .uer commonly called bard cider, In leeiquanti .... uuc gaiion in uaaton Precinct, tl'uh inaton County, Oregon, be granted and leaned tow. 8. Barger. a realdt-otof said Freclnct, for t)ated thla 15th day of June 1906. I. H, Weeeott, C. P, Weeeott, Henry Damee, John Damee, Alex Damee, A. A. Walker, E. A. Denainore, R. II Blllingalay, August Weiee, Krneet Uerr, Jona Bergeron, H. Mattbeeon, , Fred Robertson,, Alex HoodenpyL I. R. DanleL P. K. W altera, at. E. Arthur. Herman Braun, Wm. Ball, II, a Umlib. E. T. Braun. Joaeph Holder, Burt White, John T Hoopse, O. P. Bailey. John Hundley, Keal Brown, A. L. Hill. J. Kopplln, J. W. Hamrli k. I, L. Harris, J. M. Tanner, Pat Ward, E. LaBelle. W. W. Thomas, J. Challaoombe, I. Ennea, E. Cohen, N. Pelerao", Martin Unch. R. J. Nelaon, E. A. Hall. W. E. Lee. F. F. Labale, C. O. Beth, H. Cramer, or further information aak er write yo'it aeareat ticket agaat, or A. IV. Craif; Oeaeral Paaaengor Agaat, The Oregon Railway NaTlgatloa Co.,Portland To Chicago and the East Fast trains daily, through to Chi cago without change, from points ... vftwu aim aaiiiiigtun, via tne Chicago, Union Pacific and North- Western Line, the route of The uvenana Limited, over the double track railway between the Missouri I River and Chicago, making direct connection at tnicago with all lines to toe cast. THC BEST OF EVERYTHING. For further lalormaiiun apply to a. V. MOLOI. eeeerel Aernl O. a M.-W. By. I aa VklrS atreel, PenleeS, Ore. Joe Lucler (1. B. McCnlame Bertbold I'lelaohuua F. M. Hill C. J. Caratena B. 8. Jonea Augnat Both A. C, DeU C L. Peteraon Jamee Ulllaapl Jamee I. Iloopee Jamee A. Baker Carl Parsons John Beat John Newbury John Paranna Uwli Parsons i. Buchele F- at. Henefloe 1. U Miller Robert Caplea J. E. Lilly Datid Crulckahank F. Beat (ieoree Vanhorn H, C. Myers A. W. King J. B. Pitman John Harrla A. II. Tanner, Jr Hani Hkog Frank Miller H. L. Raker W. I.. Charlaton W. Lud. J. I. Miller C. Whlteeell N. Oyrdl John Flaher 11. Perkwek T. W. Kalu R. A. Harrington John Tunbo Fred Harper Charlee Relnemer T. Nelaon Notice for Liquor License. Notir-e Is hereby given that tlia nn.l. signe.l.W.8. Barger, will on theflrtday ot the August term of the Count v...,. of Washing-ton County. Oretron tn.mi. . The 1st day of August, Imul, preaent'to saiil lourt a ietition siirnel hv n.. i.i. IV oi me leitai voters In Gastnn asking that a license to sell spiritous vi nous ami malt linuors ami f.m.-'.i cider commonly calle.1 hard cider, in leas quantities than one eallon in said pre cinct be granted to V. H. iarger for period of one year, and that the under signed will apply to the County Court of said County and Plate for etu-h iir. on the 1st day of August lsajti. D.t-J this ntb day of Jane, lwirt, BeglnnlriK Feb. IB, THROUGH Tourist SLEEPERS fcVERY DAY IN THE YEAR BETWEEN SEATTLE AND GHIGAQn via the Great Northern Railw'v iT. j m COMPAETMEHT IIBBAET OBSEEYATION CAES u,u'un. ratea, etc, address '1THEMIL WAUKEE. " -- ,; No train in the world senice of any railroad in the equals in equipment that of the - "uui me icao Milwaukee 5 ft. paU i . luvir patrons lence of service nnt ak w n-fl J wider lk. l ,T ' "re""8r, !!,, Tj T s i . r system. T. P. Conn COWTRAGTOn AtlD BUIinrD "ra R. F. D. . t. o oXWUT-V8 rcS ' W. 8. BABGLR. wUIH, Hillaboro, Or.