Hillsboro independent., July 13, 1906, Image 5

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TRA1M 80 OOiNU SOUTH
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Forest Grove 12
Cornelius I...V2
Ilillsboro 12
Hmxiville 12
leaver ton 1
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Portland 10
Hewverton 11 ;
Keedville U ;
Hillsboro .U:
Cornelius 12
Ar.
Forest G rove
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4 j p. m.
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1 :50 p. m.
45 p. n.
'M p. lu.
3! p. in.
54 p. m.
01 a. in.
Vi m i. m.
Thin train will run daily except Sun
day, and service will bo maintained at
long as the business will justify. This
will be a local passenger train of subur
ban nature and will not carry a baggage
car.
II. A. IIinnhaw, Agent.
CORVALLIS & EASTERN RAILROAD
TIME TABLE NO. SI.
TBAIN1 IROM AND TO TAl'IMA.
No. I
lwn V equina. 7:00 A. M.
Arrives el ( orralll. .... 11:1s A. M.
Arrives l Albany -.11.IA P. II.
No !
UtfM Allnjr 12:41 P. M
LtiiM Corvallls 1:5 P. M.
Arrives at Y equina :UU P. M.
TWAIN TO AND riuM IXTKOIT.
No. S
Leave Albany 7 30 a. m.
Arrive at LK-trolt 11 30 p. m.
Mi. t
1eevv Detroit
Arrive at Albany .
TBalN roa OOBV ALL1M.
No.
Im)h Albany
.1:00 p.
6:tUp.
ArriTM al Corvallia
No. 10
Leaves Albany .
Arrive al iwvaUla
No.
Leaves Albany ......
Arrive at Corvallls .
TRAIN! rXa ALBANY,
No. 5
Leaves Corvallls
Arr:r al Albany .
No. .
Leaves CorvallU...... ... .
Arrives al Alluy .
No. 7
Leaves Corvallls.
T:U a. m.
8:36 a. m.
2:30 p. in.
-.S:l0p. m.
..7:3&p. m.
. tt. 16 p. m.
. dsn, m.
7:10 a. m.
.12:40 p.m.
.1:26 p. in.
, 00 p. m.
.6:) p. m.
Arrives at Aloauy
attbULAB iukuii tbaik.
l.ave CorvallU : -
Arrives at Albauy 7lUa. w
no. ii.
Leavei CorvallU ..
Arrives at Albuy.
No. 7
Leave Corvallia
Arrive at Albauy .
No.
Leave Albauy
11:30 a. m.
12:16 p. m
; 8:00 p. m,
e:0 p. m.
1S5 a. m
Arrive at CorvallU ...: a. in.
No. U
Leave Albany 1'2 45 p. m.
Arrives elUurvalli..- -1: P. "
No. -
Leave Albany IMp. m.
Arrive at Corvallia a:lftp. m.
All ul iliaalxive oonnect vrllb Mtmliieru I'aoltiO
trains, bulb at Albauy and Corvallia, as well a
train lor Detroit, rivliif direct service to Newport
aud adjacent beaubes, a well as Ureueubuu
Hoi spring.
rur flintier Information apply to
J. C. MAYO, General faasenger Agent.
B. II. Bol.Krl, Aguui, Albauy.
H. II. IKUMSh, Agent, Curvallli.
A fine line of Stationery in carried at
the liazaar.
Alii. Myrtle liutler visited frienda
I. ere Tuesday.
New belt, neckwear and knit under
wear at the lluxuur.
Mrs. Kane o( Forest Grove, Visited
Tuesday with hur son, leiuty Sheriff F.
T. Kane.
July the 13th and 14th, Dr. Lowe, the
well-known oculo-cptician will be at
Forest Grove.
Wanted a good milch cow or two to
pasture for the une of milk. Address P.
Tucker, Laurel, Oregon, Koute 1.
Gale Jlealv. of Portland, has been
pending the week with Oliver and Carl
Huston, returning to hia home Wednes
day. President Uooeevelt re-appointed Attorney-General
of Oregon, William C.
Bristol, July 5th.
The son of tt. McCauiish and his
wife from McMinnville, came the first
of the week to make their home here,
with Mr. McCamish.
The recent special sale in Granite and
kitchen ware at the liazaar, is over, but
all that remains of these good will still
g at half price.
Indies : We have just receiTed several
thousand of the finest Indies calling
cards, Iloth the linen and plate finish.
We print your name on f0 for ftO cents,
or 100 for 75 cents.
The Koberts Drug Company of
Eugene has gone into bankruptcy. The
liabilities are placed at $2,000 and
assettsat $:,000. The company went
into business only about a year and a
balf ago.
A Portland physician says that Iced
tea and cucumbers are the Ideal nour
ishment in hot weather, and some peo
ple are of the opinion he Isjoking. Well,
let the coroner be the judge, adds the
Journal.
Two young men at Pendleton were
given twenty days each in jail for pick
ing a quarrel wiih a "coon" on the
v.mrth. Had the boys picked a fuss
with and every-dey white man, there
would probably have been a tight ana
there the matter would have ended.
p-nfMaor F. W. Orr. of Detroit, Mich.
has been made instructor in public
..-.kin and debating at Pacific Univer
tity for the coming school year. Pro-
m n .11.. .-
friwor Orr is a graduate oi i-rury v o..rv
and of the Curry School of Ktpression
In Iloston.
JadgeFraier, of Portland has ruled
makes a distinguishing
mark on his ballot, the entire ballot
should be thrown out by me Ji-'U" '
election.
TUUmook City will 1oUI it First An
and Carnival in that
city, August 23, 24 and 2., under the
management ol tne iiiia...w
went I-eague.
It cerUinly looks as though it would
be necessary, for asl.tngton n.
have tome of the long promised ra 1 roads
completed an 1 itt operal.on tn.s ... .
order that the immense crop of 1W6
A full line of shirt wants and neck
wear at the baiaar.
Don't you need a sun-bonnet? We
have all colors at the Basaar.
Indies, we carry a fine line of muslin
uuderwear at the Basaar.
M. F. Johnson of Sherwood transacted
business at the county seat Monday.
Keiger'a Perfumes, finest California
perfumee, at th HilUboro rhuiuacy.
The Independent and The Portland
Ually Telegram one year for $5.
Mrs. E. L. McCormlck returned Mon
day from a week's visit In Forest Grove
A fine line of Toilet Lotions and nigh
grade perfume, at the Ilillsboro Phar
macy.
Born To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thiele,
of Farmington on Saturday, July 7, a
daughter.
Mrs. W. N. Barrett and son, Ira, and
Mr. Barrett's mother went to Newport
Wednesday for their summer outing.
Lard and Butter Tube and Flour Sacks
for sale at the City Bakery.
W. H. Hoffman.
First class line of Boy's and Men's
heavy work shoes. Will stand all kinds
of wear and tear. J. C. Greer.
Miss Ethel Watrous, of this city, for
merly of Forest Grove, has been engaged
to teach the Seventh grade In St. Johns'
school next year.
Mrs. Pillsbury of the Bazaar is show
ing some of the prettiest white shirt
waists seen in Hillsboro this season.
Don't fail to see them.
Something new in Hillsboro. Dia
mond Flour. Every sack guaranteed to
be A 1 and a little better than any other
hard whdat flour- in the market. For
sale by J. A. Messlnger s.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Palmateer, left
for Pendleton Tuesday afternoon, and
expect to spend the rest of the summer
near that city; where Mr. Palmateer
will have charge of a warehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Vtzinger returned
from their wedding trip to Seattle Satur
day, and spent Sunday here with Mr
and Mrs Stevens. They went to Astoria
Monday where they will reside.
The Stark street station, for the ac
comodation of West Side travelers, has
again been moved and is now two doors
north of the former ticket office, in the
Chamber of Commerce building.
Sewing machine needles to fit any
make of a machine at McCormick s
We can get you parts for any machine
made. Do not send out of town for your
needles. We have them for 25o per
dosen.
President Ferrin, of Pacific Univer
sity, received a letter from Andrew Car
negie saying that he would give the sura
of $10,000 towards the completion of the
new ladies' hall that is to be erected in
place of Herrick hall, which was destroy
ed by fire last winter.
Wanted Gentleman or lady with
good relerence, to travel by rail or with
a rig, for a firm of $230,000.00 capital.
Salary $1,072.00 per year and expenses;
salary paid weekly and expenses ad
vanced. Address, with stamp, Joe. A.
Alexander. Hillsboro, Ore. no. 5
Miss Blanche Huston has been hostess
this week of a house party consisting of
young friends from out of town. The
visitors were: Misses Gladys Farrar, of
Salem. Edna and Clara Caulfleld and
Nleta Harding, of Oregon City and
Sadie Noyes, of Portland.
Harvest began in Washington county,
last Monday, and in most sections the
crop is heavier than for several years,
although the heat ot last week damaged
some of the late grain. The rains of
May and Jane, caused the grain to fill
and the berry is heavier than ordinary.
Help is scarce and good wages are offered.
We learn from his attending physi
cian Dr. F. A. Bailey, that Frank Kel-
say, who was seriously injured last week
by being run over by a mower, la mak
ing a satisfactory recovery. He how
ever is still confined to his room on ac
count of some broken ribs and a bruised
shoulder.
The Dallas Observer says that six
years airo that town had only one train
a day a mixed freight and passenger.
It now hai . eighteen daily railroad
trains twelve passengers and six
freights. Hillsboro can show almost
the same record, with a new railroad
building and the street cars almost in
sight.
Mrs. C. L. Hamilton received a mes
sage while at the camp meeting at Cam-
by. Saturday, announcing the serious
illness ot her father at Early, la. Mrs.
Hamilton left on the first train, hoping
to reach the bed-side of her aged parent,
who is 87 years ot age, err the final sum
mous should arrive; and will not return
tor several weeks.
It is almost Impossible to get men to
work oo the different railroads now
building In Oregon. J. L. Peterson,
who is employed by the Columbia River
Railroad company as "escort" for labor
ars from Portland to the camps on the
north banks of the Columbia, says that
out of 500 men he has taken to the
camp, not more than thirty ar now
working. They get the free transporta
lion and then quit their Jobs. Thous
ands of good men can find employment
in Oregon at this time.
In the contest for a free trip to the
Jamestown Exposition, which fhilip 8.
Bates, ot The Pacific Northwest, pro
poses to give to the farmers' daughter
who get the largest number ot subscrip
tions for bis magazine in each county In
this state; there probably will be eev
eral who will enter the contest In Wash
Ington county. As yet we have but two
name to record, who will enter the con-
t.at. these are Miss Anne Catherine
Chalmers, ot CentervH'.e and Miss Mil
lie Leedy. ot Tlgardrtlle, both popular
young leJies of this county.
Mrs. J. W. Goolin and daughter were
in Hillsboro Monday.
Altl-Tone, the new spring medicine
guarantee.!. The Delta Drug Store.
A little more perfume please. Rieg
er's? Yes, where 'bouts? HilUboro
Pharmacy.
Mrs. M. A. Bradbury is spending the
week in Portland visiting Key. and Mrs
E. Nelson Allen.
Mia Ada Galloway came out from
Portland the last of the week for a short
visit with her relatives.
Lost July 5th, a yellow canary bird
with black spot on wing. If found re
turn to Mrs. U. G. Gardner.
Mrs. Edmond Hoffman ot Tigardville,
has been visiting her daughter Mrs. H.
C. Loelle, who lives south of town.
Several cases of measles are reported
this week north ot Glencoe and vicinity.
They have all been flagged and duly
quarantined.
Destructive forest fires are now burn
ing upon the Wilson River road. Much
valuable timber and fences have been
burned.
John Nyman had the niiafortuue to
have one ot his horses badly injured
while at work for the railroad company
Tuesday.
Miss Wilma Waggener, started for a
vluit ta KUmath Falls. Wednesday.
She was accompanied as far as Portland
by ber mother.
Mrs. E. C. Kindt and children and
mothur-in-law. Mrs. Phoebe Kindt,
visited the first of the week with Mrs.
Kindt's parents.
Lost Between Hil lsboro and Forest
Grove while moving, a bundle. Finder
will nleaae leave same at this oflice and
receive suitable reward.
Miss Bird Sanpington came down
from Forest Grove Friday to assist in
the Pacific Mates telephone oftke in
this city for a few days.
Til 0,1,1 Fellows have chartered a car
on the new railroad for this Saturday
evening, to take a load of ptcnicers lor
a ride to Banks. Everybody inviteu.
JuditeJ. W. Goodin was obliged t'
adjourn the county court Friday on ac
count ot being taken with a sudden at
tack of rheumatism. The court again
convened on Tuesday and has since
been in session.
If you will notice, everyone goes on
the shady side of the street these hot
days ; even tbongh they don t approve
ol setting out more shade trees along
the streets, or insist upon cutting down
what few trees we now have.
On Monday last Dutch Charlie, who
was hauling in hay on the John Dennis
ranch east of town, fell from a load of
hay lighting on his back. He was in
jured about the hip and spine. Dr. F.
Bailey was called to attend the in
jured man.
At the adjourned meeting of the coun
cil last Friday evening an ordinance
requiring all who use city water, both
for irrigation and domestic purpose, to
use a metor, had its first reading. The
city will pay for the metors and thny
will be installed as soon as possible.
Franklyn Leeof Portland, has been
out here again this wrek, conferring
with the county commissioners, regard
ing an appropriation for an exhibit at
the state fair this fall. As yet the mat
ter has not been decided. The commiss
ioners are slow to take hold of this mat
ter, on account of the experience gain
ed by them during the Lewis and Clark
Fair. They have expressed a willingness
however; to make an appropriation if a
similar amount can be raised by other
means.
CHT7R.Cn ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Regular services at the Congregational
church next Sunday as usual. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock. Subiect for morn
ing service, at 11:00, "Believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ." Y. P. C. E. 8. at
7:30. Union services in the Baptist
church in the evening. All are invited.
Howard Gilpatrick, Pastor.
There will be preaching service next
Sunday at the Arcade school house at
3:30 o'clock.
Rev. A. W. Reinhart, of Portland will
preach in the German Presbyterian
church next Sunday at 11 a. ni., July
15. Everybody invited.
8trayed or Stolen.
Rone pony; Mane roacheJ. scar
and ringbone on hind feet. Weight
850. Reward. Address, A. Klein-
ick, Tigardville, Oregon.
For Sale.
One Cleveland bay horse, 10 years old
weight 1400; one 3 1-4 wagon new. t.Y);
one 3 1-2 wagon new $05: one J. I. Ca
steel beam 14 inch plow, roller cutter,
extra shear, all complete $10. Enquire
J. F. Moore, Beaverton, Oregon.
Hay f,r Sale.
Until July 13th, I will have oat hay
to sell. '
W. E. Thome.
NOTICE.
To Young Men anrl Wnm,.
Great opportunities are awaiting you
in the Business World. Hundreds of
young men and women wanted in and
around Oakland and San Francisco, to
laze positions as stenographers, book
keepers, telegraphers, office aasisUnts
etc., at good salaries.
The Polyechnic Business College, of
Oakland the leading school of Its kind
in the west, indorsed by the Chamber
ot Commerce and leading educators, of
fers exceptional opportunities to those
who can voter couegv at once and pre
pare for positions. This school is con
sidered by many to be the best equipped
uiMinn i-wuruo m America, it Is un
questionably superior to any othe
similar school ml ol PKi.. 111..
pensealow. Home Influence Individual
(natrnrtiofl.
Address Polytechnic Business College.
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Inane ahnwino? the !rani Ini.rl. . n. I
splendid facilities of this school, which
has fvm tirriM mnrsi mnnu. I n A I t.
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equipment than any other school in the
ti' v u..tl a: 1
wm. wuuuiBg 10 penect con
dition.
.. .. . 11 hit "" nomas II.
.. Winn oi I"rtl",', lMt tur.
to John Munn.t"
i.llTHH"" v
day .
on the
.tree7T eXy.u:lVdrll,
by Mr. anJ -' 01
land. . n t ,
J. W. Bail-y. ifxui W"
W.nn and Al Taylor 7 even.
logon emvbi PJU,0n P
in the mountain. .
V M lieidel retom y'-erj.y Irom
. business trip in Kwtern
. . -,..,,iition w tne
""ton, and
trap there
sUtes the condition
quite discouraglnil.
Fred Watnon, U 'For Grove,
was thrown from colt belong to Ira
Purdin Tuesday erenwu, d falling on
his left shoulder, dieting it.
Lowell Markee. of ForW,t G'ovs who
was Installed last deputy re
corder, resigned hit l'1" Saturday.
Mr. Ireland has beeo uoabls to get any
one to fill that position J.
The surveyors who bve Wn work
ing Inside the city limit, th p,t W(M.k
are still here and tare turwysd a line
eant and west on J.-cVton Strtet zi well
as a north and south li on Seventh
Street.
A meeting was held t ReKlvllla this
week for the purioe of organizing for
the building of a new church. Regular
officers were elected sod a building com
mittee were authorized to idvertine for
bids. Bids will be oied July 23. Spec
locations at IU'edviljedcput.
PROBATE COURT.
The fifteen days required hat elapsed
since the filing of report of tale of real
estate in the guardiamhipof Chas. C.
aud Al Floyd llarrln, were filed thereto,
the order for said sale was confirmed.
The administratrix ia the estate of
Geo. A. Gore, deceased, ia authorized to
ell real estate. Account ol Elizabeth
Gore, administratrix is filed and the
same is spproved.
Band Concert Saturday.
The IIUIbWo Band will give a con-
ar r.
cert in the court ysra on baturday
evening. The program ii new and of
the higheHt giade music. Everybody
invited to come out and enjoy them
selves. Following it the program :
March. Guard du lorpe. Hall
Waltz, Luella Barnhouse
Selection, Bohemian Girl Haifa
Sleigh Bell Dance Brocks
Extra Selection
Gavotte. Triumph Beebe
March. Teaninii Von Tllzer
Trombone Solo, Asleep in the Deep.
Kxtra Selection
March, College Lite Frantzen
Galop, Dandy ...I'ettee
j . 11. roweu, director.
Proposals tor 'Wood.
Sealed proixisals will De opened on
Saturday, July 21, for the delivery, dur
ing the month of AngiiHt, 1'HXI, at the
court house in JlilUboro, of 75 cords of
first class fir four-foot wood, split reason
ably fine ; cut from first growth sound
timber.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., July 10, 1900
J .-?'. OonneN,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
Result of Contest in Tillamook.
As a result of the recount of votes in
the contest for treasurer of Tillamook
county, P. W. Todd is declared to be in
cumbent of that office, hiving defeated
Carl Halierluch, who wai ihown to have
the majority of votes by tLe count follow
ing the election.
The first count of the votes gave Uab-
erlach a majority ot 11. Todd filed a
contest and a recount wot held showing
the contestant to have 475 votes, or a
majority of eight over Haberlach whose
total was but 407.
Upon the conclusion of the contest the
court entered a decree declaring Todd to
be the treasures of the county.
Weather Report.
The first five days of the week were
very warm and iemivraiurea ol one
hundred degrees and over occured In the
Willamette valley, southern Oregon and
in the Columbia River counties east of
the Cascade Mountains. The winds
during this hot spell were (isnerally light,
and the damage, therefore, was less then
otherwise would have been the case.
The last two days were not so warm, al
though the temperature continued above
the normal. Between the Coast and the
Cascade ranges of mountain dry weather
prevailed during the entire week. Local
rains occured in a few of the coast coun
ts, and the weather generally in this
portion ot the state M cool, with coo
siberable fog at night and for a few
hours in the early forenoon. During the
lost three days the weather was partly
cloudy it the eastern counties, and the
thundershowers occured in many places,
but the precipitation attending them was
too light to be of ny benefit, except
over very limited areat.
Commissioners Proceedings.
TV., nf COUnty Commlaainnar
compoeed of County JliW J. W. Goodia
and Commissioners. U Kuchanaa and
J. T. Butner met " "uranay and
Friday and trantac.ru me following
business : ,
Mrs. S. G. button -"" apullcation
for the admission of J. Gregg to
the county poo' Ut?1- , "' gtton re
quired to pay $25 and I per month on
til further'order ; of th; ";rt
It was ordered tnai ' "o o refund-
ed to J. E. Morbaci ir ney p,,a for
a quit claim deed for Und sol.f to the
county at delinquent 8eid
land was erroneous - i auer me
foreclosure ot a niorWe-
The bond of Willis r and. recorder
ol conveyance was flte. t M.000.
An appropriation of was allowed
to be applied for the pore base of an acre
of land from A. SchlfJ-ht, from which
rock will be gotten out or road building.
Road oistrict So. 9 w'U PT the balance
ThntndofJ.H.M, lee of
the Wilson River rJ WM r'ed from
R L Greear, relief
A. B. Flint, rand h
Tho A McBride, circuit court.
D B Reasoner, bridges.
O L Nash, relief "
F. J. Bailey, health ollicers. . .
E. I. Kuratli, salary, etc
Willis Ireland, dept, rec .....
Frank Nachbuur, relief
E. J. Goduian, clerk etc
A. M. Collins. Ian., eli-
W. M, Jacaiioii, treas
City water and light '.
Geo. H. Wilcox, asHessor
irm.i . .
unmuoro in,lendiut, ptg...
M. C. Cane, sal, etc.
C. E. Kindt, election
A. Grossen, r and h
Beall&Co., r and b
Schulmerich Bros, relief
L. A. Rood, Co judge, etc
John Bary, r and h
L. Siegenthaler, r and h
Robert Scott, r and h
Henry Bauer, r and h
O. Kruger, r and h
C. Vandermost, r and h
Zimmerman, r and h
Ed Bary, r an h
C E Wolf, r ami h
H L Flint, rand h
A E Mead, r and h
Thomas A McBride, clr c
J Claud (ireear, election
Geo A Patterson, elec
T S Weatherred. elec
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Thoe II Tongue, Jr., elec G 00
John Milne, elec 6 00
J H Wirtz, elec 3 00
Wm Lichty, elec 2 00
Geo Leadford, elec 2 00
II T Buxton, assess and col ... . 21 00
Paul E Schmidt, r and h 6 00
J B Mcl'herson, asses and col . ,10 00
Glass & Prudhomme, stat 23 00
J A Imbrie, juror co ct 2 00
J C. Kuratli, juror ct ct 2 00
F L Emerson, juror ct ct 4 00
F C Ballard, juror ct ct 2 00
8 8 Barnes, juror ct ct 2 00
W J Mcilenry, juror ct ct 2 00
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Attention Dairymen.
All Dairymen supplying milk at the
Factory ot the Oregon Condensed Mill?
Co. at Hillsboro, Oregou, are rerpect
fully invite,! to meet at the Court
House in HilUboro, Oregon, on Satur
day July, )4th, l'.xxt, at 2 o'clock p. 111.,
for the purpoee of perfecting such or
ganization as may be neceary f"r the
selection of a competent and experienced
pi:iuu to lust ail milk received at t
factory at Ilillsboro, such person ro
selected by you, to be paid by the Ore
gon Condensed Milk Co., for services
rendered, all Dairymen to be paid for
milk upon the basis of tests made by the
person so selected.
This is an opportunity for you to
select a competent person to make the
tests. Do not fail to attend.
Dated this July 3rd, 1906.
Oregon Condensed Milk Co.
Notice.
The Mirt,.ii i!vv, .t n firccuhoue is
being niuvtd to llills!oro, adjoining
court house square, an I will hereafter le
known as the Hillsboro limit
and Flower irJ'n. They will i:i fut
ure deal in all kir I of nurnery and or
namental atrvck, finu roses, carnation
etc., cahUie, touiKio and all kiiuis of
plants. Nt.OtV i.it)age plunts now
ready for dl.erv. .vi orders addressed
C 'n trie ::v;?"'7 j ! .,". ana i iomci oa.-
den, Hillntoro, " '.1 receive prompt and
careful attention. Vlio greenliouse at
i'-euverton will cntiti'Mio until aUmt July
10th. W. If. Morton, Manager.
E. R. A M. A. Mjrum, Proprietors.
Flour JUill for Sale.
26-Barrel Capacity,
With 2 d unties separators, 1 Geo. T.
Smith puriller, t other purifiers, 1 scalp
er, 1 Stevens single roll, 6x12; 1 Stev
ens double roll, 6x20; 1 stone burr,
It has caused more laughs and dried smooth. Also 30-inch turbine water-
more tears, wiped away diseases and 'wheel; feed chopper and small sawmill
riven away more fears than any other
edicine in the world. Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea. 85 cents, Tea or
Tablets.
Delta Drug Store.
Josephine S Case, bd of ex
Earl E Fisher, bd of ex
Lawrence Dixon, bd of ex . . . ,
L'lytna C Woodbury, bd of ex
Irvin llodson Co, stat
Geo T Brick well, r and h. . . .
Conzelmann Bros, bridges...,
Joe Leis, bridges 29
G W Stitt, bridges 35
W. J. Stitt, bridges
Wm Plait, bridges
J W Connell, sheriff and dep
J W Connell, expenses
E I Kuratli, rec
J B Matthews Post, relief.. ..
F W Liver more, r and h 116
D B Reeves, election 8
D McCamish, ch 4 00
Q A Patterson, election 10 50
J E Morback, refund 128 00
(To be coutinuued next week.)
Everything in good condition; must sell
soon. A money making proposition lor
the right location. The whole business
will go for $il00.00 cash.
E.G. K., careTr. Werth,
Newberg, Or.
Exclusive Dealers
In these Standard Goods.
WHITE RIVER FLOUR
HEINZE PICKLES
"For those who want the best
VAUGHT GROCERY CO.
Administrator's Notice.
In the County Court of the State of Ore
gon tor Washington County.
to tin matter of the ICilate of Joeepn T. Ross de
ceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of tbs bstat
of Joseph T. Hons, deceased, by the County
Court of the Slate of Oregon, lor Washington
Couuty, ai.d that all persons having claims
against said Entat must present the same duly
vsrllled to me, tbs underslmed John van Zante,
at tbs office of Johnson A Van Zante, 606 Com
mercial Building. Portland, Oregon within si I
months from and after the date of first publica
tion of tblt notice. ej
Dated and first published July IS, 1908.
JOHN VAN ZANTK.
Administrator of the Estate of Joseph T. Ros,d
ceased.
JOHNSON A VAN ZANTE, Attorneys.
CITATION.
In THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THE STATE
OREGON, FOR THE COUNTY OK WA
INUTON.
In the matter of tbs estate of George A. Gore, de
ceased.
Order to show cause, why order for tale of real
estate should not be made.
It appearing to the Hon. J. W. Goodin, Judge
of thlt Court, by the peUtlon tblt day presented
and filed br Grace H. Gore, administratrix of the
estate of George A. Gore, deceased, praylog tor
an order ot sale of real estate thai It Is nee
to tell all of the real estate belonging to the es
tate of eald deceased, to pay the charges, ex
penses and claim, against said estate;
And It further appearing from eald petition,
that owing to the character and quality of the
lands belonging to said estate, that 11 la desirable
and for tbs best Interest of the estate that such
property. If sold, be told at private sale by said
administratrix;
tt It. therefore, ordered by the Hon. J. W.
Ooodln, Judge of said Court, that all pertont In
terested in the estate ot said deceased, appear be
ore said County Court on the 13th day of August,
1906 at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the Court
Room of tald County Court at the City of Hllla
boro. In the County of Washington, State ol Ore
gon, to thow cause why tnorder thooldnotbe
granted to tbt said Grace H. Gore, administra
trix, to tell at private sale to much of the here
loader described real estate of the said deceased
at shall be necessary to pay the charges, ex
penset and claims against said estate, eald real
state to to be told being the following, to-wlt;
Beginning at center of tec 22. T. 8. R. 1 W.
W M thence W. 27.M eh. ; thence S. to eh. ;
thence' E. 2. 75 ch.; thence N. M deg. K. W.W.
h. ; tneuoe N. 22.50 ch. ; more or leas to the place
of beginning, eontalnlng 1 ac mors o,
JT. W. N. W. tee 27. T. 2 S. R. I W. W.
M containing 0 acre.
8 H N. W. . sec 27, T. 2 8. R. 1 W.. ex
eepl beginning al N. E. eor. S. E. H
said tee., running W. lit ft. ; thence S. SO deg.
rWftlth.no.E.lideg. H.101
M ft. to place of beginning, being about "
twree- ..ntavarW
W. I- tee iv. t. "
Prescriptions a Specialty
The Delta Drug Store
- 1
me. tor. on t.
f Under ruling of JPt, di.tr.ct at
torney the old wmoll hnyda ha.
been declared to he n,"'J thV?
ous countv official' '"Ire-l to file
new bonds. . 1.
Commissioners' court"
and a eontinnance
will be printed next "
M. r K 8
containing to acre.
. 1 m h. S. of I I
line of -0. 27. T. 2. S. R. 1
.b.;th.oeeN.S deg. E. 4.78 eh:
1 74 ch ; thence W 25 ch. tothe placeof begla
alng. containing. 71 acre., more or less.
..' ..-roaorre A. Gore, deceased and
Ell-beth oore. hi. widow. Jointly
eenier of see 22. T. X. 8. R. 1 W.
lorj0eh.:thetKe8. tOfh.; thence W. '"f
m.toeh.; thence w.
of beginning, coo-
1000 oh. ; theoee
ih.ace N. 21 deg. E.
h.; store or toss tt the place ol
4 Maiissm M)fffOrlM
Tta,uh.rd-d. 0.a..Wyof thijj Kd
rJ pero.lly served upon -! b.lr. r-ld.nt
the State of Ore, oa not lee. than ttn day.
before the date ! ' "a U",,.p,U
doTa-dopon the .oe rodent heir. "-
r!L.a nave, bv pubheailoe thereof la a
new non.is. .i..,m, , ooWUhed la theaiat.ouy w
Commissioners' " " eession ; -"T" ' rf 0r,,.. f., a period of sot lest
and a eontinnance : i-roceeoings 1 prior to ihedate fixed tor
C E Wolf, r and h . othj
W O Oonetson, relif ' " 1? I lMXaJ ' j. w. GOODI,
Glass A Prudhomme- ,l 34 S county Judge.
Fred Sugenthaler, ' 47
The Test of Time '
SwetlancTs FAMOUS Ice Cream
' Has stood the test of time for 1G years with a
constantly increasing sale. 'The best and
purest Ice Cream made and known through
out the northwest as the
The Ice Cream of Quality.
We receive it fresh every day by express and
we are sole agents in Ilillsboro.
H. A. WALKER.
You will want a homelike luncheon when shopping in Portland Swetland's 273
Morrison is the most popular place.
r strictly Private ,
VJLXJLJL
it
We Solicit YOUIl liaiikin
.Business; and "with the as
surance on OUR part that
it will bo kepi
STHICLTY PRIVATE
Atttt
J. W. SMITE, Banker.
I
can be sent to the market.