Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932, January 18, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextSOUTHERN PACIFIC R R. TIME-TABLE. OITTH. No. 2. ft -.42 . in. . No. 4. 5 :2tt d. m . HOKTII. Nu. I. ..:31 p. No 3. ..W:u:i a. in UOiSQ KOKTH. I.v. No. 7 in No. ! p in Forest Grove H :M Cornelius rt:.'V.l 1:31 llillHfxr :.Vl ' l-A Hlville 7:00 1 t.V lWdverton 7:10 2:05 Ar. I'urtlauJ 7:r)." 2:W UOIXU SOUTH. t-". Ao. Sam No. 10 p id Portland 11:00 tt:20 beMVerton 11:44 7:04 kelille 11:65 7:15 1 1 illnlx.ro 12:07 (:40 t'orntliuf 12:15 7::J0 Ar. Kort Grove 12:20 7:40 flii train will run daily except Sun lay, and service will be uiaintaioed ai long as the business will justify. This will be a local passengur train ol subur ban nature and will not carry a baggage car. L. S. NELSON. Agent. In The New 11XKS crop of outsat Walker's. For boys' and men's dreas slioea go to J. C. Greer's. V. II. Wehrung has gone to Salem on a business trip. The "oldest inhabitant" says now look for a bumper crop. William Jennings Bryan is scheduled to be in Portland January 22. Several thermometers about town were down to zero yesterday morning. Boating has given place to skating on the Jackson bottoms, just south of town. W. 0. DonelBon attended the Business Men's meeting in Portland Wednesday. The members of the Congregational church held their annual meeting last night. The newest things in post cards at Mrs. Pillsbury's. Also post card al bums and a fine line of stationery. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Donelson and daughter attended the Schuinan-IIeinck concert in Portland last Saturday even ing. During the cold snap the price of eggs jumped from 30 to 35 cents, and the hens are so tickled that they have quit lay ing. Miss Grace Ballard is now working for the Lowengart wholesale millinery house in Portland, in the trimming rooms. Many cameras snapped the beautiful snow and ice scenes about town this week, something new and wonderful in this part of Oregon. Pursuant to his promise, State Printer Duniway is "making good," and the re duction in the cost of printing to the state has already begun. Joe Uroeker made a large shipments of baskets to the Portland market this week, manufactured at bis willow-ware factory in North lhllaboro. There will be a meeting of the Civic Improvement club at Mrs. J. P. Tauiie lie's next Tuetdav. All interested the work are invited to attend. A prominent fruit grower said yenter. dav that the cold snap had killed the Ban Jose scale, but it will do no harm to keep the spray pumps working. Miss Minnie Uartrampf of this city now heads the list in the Telegram Jameatown exposition trip. She is working like a beaver and ought to win Kepresentative W. K. Newell has in trod need a bill to prohibit all pool selling and gambling of any kind at the state fair erounds. Now watch and aee that bill buried. The scholars in all departments of the city schools were excused Wednesday alternoon to give them an oppor tunity to skate, an enjoyment rarely en joyed in this section. The beautiful weather of yesterday repays us for the nipping cold of the the paBt two weeks. Old Sol was out in all his irlorv and it he Ice King took a hike to the mountains. Southern Kansas and Northern Okla homa are covered w ith ice. Bain fell Toesday night and the temperature dropped below the freezing point. ditions are bad for it down and trains late. , The ouly business transacted in the probate court was in the matter of the estate of George W. Miaver, deceases The final account was filed and approv ed, the bondsmen released and estate closed of record. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con gregational church held its annual meet laa as the home of Mrs. V. Siegrent Wednesday afternoon and elected offl cers for the new year. Lunch was serv ed after the transaction of the busine session. To his constituents la Washington it looks as if Mr. Haines has paid a pretty stiff price for the position of president of the senate If there is any honor In a position got at uch a price, places him in a very comfortable box. Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Schoftield of Cor nelius, were In attendance at the Instal tUn of the otlicers of the i.range .u.n. K.iimlit. They are both III IB LI I T s w ' - t. l momtxra of the order of IIUIIVI Vi years standing. Mr. and Buxton were also preaent. un.t..r Hansbroiish. who is in Wash i.t.in aa a congressman Dakota, says that he has received a let t.r from a rien.l at Minot sayir w.. three women had been found frozen to .1 th. and that the fact lia.l Dcen aej .(....nimri. He referred to OU Ul -i -i this in a general Ulk about car shortage Miss Blanche Sewell is spending a few days in Portland this week. The Weekly Oregon lan and The Hills noro Iu dependent, both one year for $2. Carl Olson is con fl nwl to his home with severe cold which has settled on his luogs. Medicated toilet soaps and toilet lo tions. A complete line at the Hillsboro Pharmacy. Mrs. I'i'.lsbury will have in a few days an elegant line of laces, in white, cream, black and all-over. The latest reort from the lawmakers' headquarters at Salem is that House bill No. 104 and been 'refilled." Prof. Barnes and eleven students of the Ninth grade . visited the Forest (.'rove public schools last Friday. Mrs. L. W. House returned last Mon day evening from a six weeks' visit with friends in Missouri and other points in the East. See those elegant new belts that Mrs. Pillsbury has just received. No lady Is fully dressed now-a days without a fancy belt. Miss Ethel Wehrung has been very ill for the past ten days from an attack of the la grippe. I.ast report says she is much improved. Kuratli Bros, on Tuesday sold the Ludwig Yost twenty-acre tract of land near Phillips to John Losli, the consid eration being $1,400. Miss Nellie Wallace has been unable to attend to her duties in the Pacific States telephone oflice this week on ac count of a severe cold. Robert Imbrie and family came out from Portland on Tuesday evening to take possession of their new home, for merly the Merry man place. Mrs. Pillsbury has just opened a handsome line of spring neckwear for ladies. Everything in Chiffou, lace and embroidery collars, turnovers and Wind sor ties. The new line of perfumes ordered since the holidays, has arrived and is complete in every recpect. We can furnish all of the exquisite odors at the Hillsboro rharmacy. It is rumored that a 135.000 modern hotel will be built in Hillslioro the com ing spring, and that the parties who pro lose building it have an option on two corner lots for a site. Miss Stella Boscow has accepted a posi tion as stenographer with the Mason- Ehrman Wholesale Grocery Co. of Port land. She commenced her new duties on Monday of this week, and is much pleased with her work. The P. R. & N. engine has been hav- ng troubles of its own during this cold Con ires are un Mrs. man Austi Wanted An apprentice girl to learn the milliner's trade. Apply at Mrs. Bain's millinery store on Main street. Miss Jennie Diecbaian, who is attend ing the Washington Stat Normal School at Belliugham, writes her par ents here that the weather lias been so cold that it was found necessary to close the school until it moderated. She says the wind was blowing a gale which made it almost impossible for people to keep warm. Attorney Benton Bowman has for the third time leen appointed to a position as stenographer during the legislative sessions at Salem. On Tuesday morn ing Mr. Bowman was named as superin tendent of that department and all the clerical force was directed to report to him until further notice. He is a good roan for the Important position, and his friends here are glad that he received lh appointment, as it speaks well for his work at past sessions. Tuesday was the coldest day ever ex- iierienced in this section of Oregon, ac cording to the "oldest inhabitant." The Mrs ftlimit town did not all agree, but the one at ralmateer'e con fectionary is supposed to be correct, and at 7 o'clock in the morning registered 3 degrees below zero, and the one at Schulmerich's corner pointed to 'i be low at the same hour. Anyway it was cold enough to bring out the tassel caps, ear muffs, carfs and other fancy articles of head wear so popular in the East just now. i Attention is called to the petition to the county court for good roads pub lished elsewhere. Every taxpayer in terested in the welfare of Washington county will sign this petition and for ward it to Dr. J. P. Tamiesie, President of the Board of Trade, Hillsboro. No one who is forced to travel over the roads of this county but will admit that there is plenty of room for improvement. If work is to be done it should be of a substantial, permanent kind, and this is an opportunity for the taxpayers to get some returns for their money. The county court will certainly act if it is the wish of the taxpayers. The postoflice department has been trying to prove that the low rate of post age granted to newspapers and periodi cals is responsible for the heavy deficit each year. But the department's argu ment got a hot jolt the other day when the American Weekly Publisher's Asso ciation produced figures to show that the department is paving to the railways for carrying the mails $32,000,000 a year more than the express companies would charge for hauling the same amount .of tonnage. There is a big graft in the pos tal buniness, but it isn't worked by Ibe newspaper publisher. Polk Co. Observer. C. N. Black, assistant secretary of the 'I pell. First it froze up and on Tuesday It Portland Chamber of Commerce, who was here last ween representing me Bulletin, succeeded in securing a prom ise of $30 from ten business men of this city toward the payment of a one-page advertisement of Washington county in that publication. An attempt was made to get the county court to contribute something, but that body took no ac tion. Forest Grove raised the other $30 in about thirty minutes, and now Wash ington county, will have a full page write- up in the January Bulletin, 25,000 cop ies of which will be sent to people in the East, more especially to those now ask ing for information about Oregon. On Monday night of this week the mails out of Portland carried one of the largest single consignments ever sent out by the Commercial club of that city, says the Oregonian. The shipment weighed two tons and cost $250 in post age. I ue largest part ol the consign ment consisted of 5,000 copies of the New Year's Oregonian, which was do nated to further the publicity work of the Commercial club by II. L. Pittock, manager of the Oregonian. Included in this huge mail was a laree amount of broke its side drivers and has been sent to Portland to the shops where It will peedily be overhauled. Tuesday was the coldest Oregon has xpertenced In thirty or forty years. At 7 o'clock in the morning thermom eters about town registered all the way from 2 degrees below zero to 8 above. Six above is thought to be about right. We have received part of our material which has been so long on the road and have been buny making up an entire new stock of our celebrated pure and wholesome candies. Lots of new dain ties, sure to please the palate. The Den of Sweets. In January cold winds blow, The thoughts of some oft make us shrink, And when we're out we like to know Some place to get a Soft Hot Drink. There is no better place to call, No matter how your tastes may vary, For Bouillon, Asparox, Vigoral, Like ralmateer's Confectionery. Every pair of skates that it was poa- ible to buy. boa. borrow or steal was put to use this week, and the boys and girls and even the men and women have i"er printed matter that is descriptive been having the merriest kind oi a time of Oregon and the resources o the state. on the ice which covers the onion farm 'ch copy of the Oregonian was accom of W. E. Thome's Just south of the de- panied by a personal letter from Mana pot. Skating is a luxury in this section Ker iotn KieharUson, of the Commercial ofOreiron. ciuo, calling attention to the induce r ',,,.. u i... .... . meaut toettler ottered by this section .urns Liurcua i.uutup " - -r ,),. ,, emnlove of this office for the past three veors.leitvesterday for California. Miss meioiiowing oilicers were Installed at Enochs is a good compositor, rapid and ' iasi meeting oi the w . K. U. : VI : 1 . . 1 a n at accurate, and is competent to lane a ' resiuem airs. m. a. bauin position in any country otnee. ene leaves this offices with the best wishes of all. Last Thursday evening Miss Bessie Schomberg entertained a number ot her friends in honor of her guest Miss Marie Tinnerstet, who left Monday evening for Clackamas where she will visit witfi her sister. Ten or twelve friend were pres ent and the evening passed away very pleasantly with games, the parly break ing up about midnight after an elaborate super was served. Grandma Wood bad a narrow escape on Wednesday movning. The cold spell has been very hard on the old lady and she is very feeble, hardly able to get around the house. While standing near the stove on Wednesday morning she be rams faint and nearly fell across it. But ... Ml Wl visiting uer u"t' ryl'T. CWUreu'-or- eip., ju.t the thin U " M. MiHsKval,''i,','"'Un visit ing frienJs in Kf H for the 'a.tthre.-.rMto ho,. inthlsciyye.terl.r- Birr " ton,, , Jown deep in a broken down manger nd her rump sticking out through the roof. He I, tno bu,y ...i ,)ther tople's business to keep In. wife ln fire woo.1 and too tired stable. x clean out tin Salem 'yrday Sunday .n,tthaad!ournn.tviolta his family. Kepresentative Jones of Clackamas has introduced a hill amending the slash ing law. so that it will not lie necessary for the farmer to obtain a permit in or der to barn hl'Hlasliiiiga is now requir ed. Under proposed amendment, the larmer is permitted to burn hislaahing at ftnt limu la.t r . . i . i in tiutirij I -- wwii wuiie . anutiriuner The graiitf ' uie. 1, but it i. provided that before doing so .t ... !' "';f lr";llufJ i-t notify hi. neighbor, of his . - ladies of the order. lew member, bill for punishing a farmer who care- declare that the i U cullin- lessly start, a fire or neglect, it snd .ryart and rn" J result, to adjacent property in- don't know hat tiitf Dg. Mr. Uresis, and Mrs. Win. Sch"'"'.:!, ,Bl Mr, and Mrs Burkhalwr .., the h Newell, representative from Laa number pre ' oit of town. W ""Kton, is evidently out for a rec- large nun. QrJ ,u ,lmt ,he The fireman' b ' the opera House should cut off all clerkship grafts . 1. . wnTiiriiKi m wuk miiTnMm i si .. lioue iu ' . possible, tie sam mat at the last ses- n every sense, ins- ywi were close slon about a dozen invsntigating com- to 100 which win w - . Msistance mittees were appoinied. with authority to the boys in securum equipment, to employ "additional clerical aid." He The firemen all '"i wirtsand also showed by statistics that these arched into the uai a (Mm, where clerks had recaivfrl from thn Htat hey were turned over to the new chief, amount ranging from $:13 to $275 each. d. Moore, by Ja. i. ana B. T. I "These investigations, a they are con- ducted, are nothing but a farce, and it is time the House was putting a stop to them," he concluded. FoT Sale Cypher' Incubator, 220 egg capacity Call on or address C. BIIOADES, Cor. 7th and Oak Sts., Hillsboro, Or. Weatherred, the two owt mtmbers of the department. T" " Med until throe o'clock. Several transfers are noted in Forest . f 1 H' . '.rove this week. rru "Hrous, who has been in the niercatitili business in for sale that city for the pas "i Jn, but dis poned of his entire estatiiAment to E. Abrahams, oi -""uj. waller . K- . ir. a . . Hone, for nve years Mwiior oi the Forest Grove Times. ha bought out the realtv business of A. BaUiin,nd form ed a partnerthip with Af B. Thomas, a urge owner and uesier imioerta prop erty, and the two are uirjy warming p the real estate uiarseiutb. tollege fin T.niun Hlli in Mr. and Mrs. I ( ... .. I. ,U . a .. 1 I I . IV. II -Mr. ii"Ko -i Inmar Emmntt at North II sboro. a estate agent a he did an alii, he will jaughter. ,i.imiinii 11 111 ni tint 11 a 1 ""'" . v - 7 1 n.h. n.l. Mr an.. Mr.. Tlvde T..i,a,.n vno ss roniiiiotAii a 1 1UIIS 1PU"""P I T 1 . .-M . ....... o..l.l In Forest Grovs or the "uuwiu, ukuui.. - .o.. iyvi r d.-"' --- - - past twenty years, bin told his large Your Furniture bnck stable to (loft Broilari hardware May need repairing. II. Gessner will do the work. Also painting, papering, finishing and interior decorating. See him. In the Benson building on Main street, between Third and rourtn. II. GESSNER. ... 1 Mi - ....it ..i, tore, and will ouno anuMnuiuie. We have a letter from L M. Adams, of Silver Creek. N. Z , f io ii desirou of locating iu Oregon, fad what Mr. Adams-o.ys, and if any tf our readers now of anything that 2b likely to uit him, write him, dinflinga above. s letter follows; "l W. Bath. Dear Sir : A I intend 6 move to Ure- . i.. . i i con next spring " uuiuc, Strayed A fox terrier, white with black and tan markings on head and near tail. Anyone who will return the same to Master Granville Gilpatrick, Corner thought I would write Urn in regard Seventh and Main BtreeU will be suit to your country around Hillsboro and ably rewarded. . Washington county. Atlar a invest ment goes, I have only i few hundred dollar to invest in lund, bat depend mostly upon my knovOtije of garden ing, farming and noriculmrs to mcces. Something in land rea l; cultivate, or good timber land near nough to ome town so as not to be ialtll i'om the world. Not too far gooA lock of I upplles." Mr. AJmi iav further that he was married last December and wants to get a homed hiiown, but land ia o dear where he now lirei that Senior ice President. .Mrs. M. A. Barber Junior Vice President Mrs. Julia Wheeler. Secretary Mrs. A. M. Well Treasurer Mrs. Fannie Archibald. Chaplain Mrs. Sarah Farnham Conductor Mrs. W.K. Haines Assistant Conductor.. Mrs. Agnes Norton uard Mrs. S. M. Wmith Patriotic Instructor Mrs. Sarah McXutt. Press Correspondent Mr. E. O. Crandall. Musician Mrs. Alberta Lincoln Color Beareis No. 1., Mrs.C. A. Dough- a - it at . . m - iy; .o. jiirs. Alice usroer; No. 8, Mrs Amelia Simpson, No. 4 Mr. L. A. Loliins. A Santa R ss, Cat., dispatch says the world at large is at last to be given a set for the assistance of those standing near of volumes clearly defining from a ci she would have been severely burned. Her apiH-tite is wt ill very good and (he say she is going to stay with us until an other birthday. It will be some years before oyster lover can feait on the "Olympia' brand. A special from Tacoina say the loweU tide of the year occurred last Sunday night, and this exposed the oys ter bed of Tuget Sound to the cold, 14 above zero, which was sufficient tofrw.e 1 1 nvsters. so that all are dead. There entlflo standpoint Luther Burbank' ork in the creation of new fruits and flowers. For many year. Mr. Burbank has been almost pestered with requests from ar. over the world for such a work ml he has at last consented to stand sponsor for It. It will lie lustied under his authority, the Cree Publishing Com pany of Minneapolis, Minn., having lust completed the details.. There will be ten volumes, and in them Burbank hopes to furnish a complete description of his labor.. Publisher everywhere are plenty of new beds planted, but it fe(tBr(1 the.e proposed volume a bein will be at least nve year, ueiore me -mong the most l.niHirUnt t. tr.nl . - : i.. I " r called "Uiympia oyster win . hM Enown on the market. The loss is .aid to amount to several hundred thousand I no wreRonian ana inai dollar. I pendent, one year, 82. Born. On January 12th, to Mr. and Mrs. E. Howard Baird of this city, a daughter. On January 12th, to Mr. -and Mrs. C. H. Jeremiah, of the Hillsboro Hotel, a son. Origin of our Apple. The Oregon bureau of labor aud statis tics has compiled the f jllowiug facts con cerping the early history of apple and other fruits in the Oregon country: The Brut apple needs cre planted at Vancouver iu 1HJ5. The cut leaf or evergreen blackberry came from the Sandwich islands. The I-ewelliug and Btng cherries were originated by Seth Lewelling. The (ioldun prune was originated in lS7o by Seth lewelling. The Lambert cherry was originated by J. II. Lambert. In the year 1844 Henderson Iwellinjt brought yearling grafted apple, cherry, plum, prune, peach, grape and berry sprouts from Iowa, and hauled them across the plains. The first nursery was darted at Mil waukie in 1844 by Lewelling Sl Meek. In i860 a Mr. Ladd darted a ntircery at Butteville. in the same year George Set tlemier started one at Green Point. A nursery was darted at Salem about IS50. The first box of Yellow Newtown Pip- pius sold in Portland for $75 per box or $1 per apple. They were grown by Hen derson Lewelling. In 1853 Oregon apples sold In San Fran cisco at $2. 60 per pound. In 1845, 500 bushel of Oregon apples were shipped and returned a net profit of $1 50 to $2 per pound. In 1855, 6,000 bushel of apples were shipped aud returned $20 to $30 per bushel. The export of 1S50 as 20,000 boxes. In 1850 one box of Esopu Spitzenburg apples paid the shipper a net profit of $iS0 aud three boxes of Winesaps were sold in Portland for $102. From 1850 to 1809 the bi-monthly fall and winter shipments of apple, to San Francisco by steamer averaged 4,500 boxes. In 1857 Henry Miller received scions of Italian (Fallenberg) prune and graft ed them on bearing plum trees with suc cess. In 1858 Seth Lewelling set the first prune orchard, five acres, near Mil wau kie. J. R. Caldwell claim the credit for having set out the first commercial prune orchard on the coast. He set out 11,000 tree between the years 1871 and 1881. Swaeoer, pialoUff; aani K. P. t I. uiiiaul 1 "' 20 0,-. ""J 'L IiuUim autu of iiv..J wuu liil.rrt iu-ruii inxu day .Nueiub us per ul tt auuuui, lun UinKUJ aim -lo llvaral oounuauuius umi U iu Mile of u. rwii wow.riy fcareiuallcr u:riol. 1 '"' upou aud pur.uj.ul lu aid aluai-Uuieul iecu luTu I will ou Mou.lav. iU.ld t January. .a I , . kkunn alaMir 111 baa Lvynu""" " 17, at lua ... .......... MVUiiiikiriiu imiumiv. urcntiu. uourof lea umi a. u. ol .aid uy. Mil al Laud, ailofiualoilowlus awciiowl roal nl i i llus. twmg aud iluam lu W a.liiiixuu. lijuuiy. Kraauu, aud mora paxiicuiany ax.riiwa aa loliowa, u-ail: , h IXimiiiaiioiiis al a po" h1 ' ,h SoulUwealooruerol 111. i, aliu aud lii naivd ou lha pial of lua uwu ol Nr. ,ro, now ou ma in lua ottii-a of lua Kwvrdrr la olaald Oouuiy, runalu lli.u.-a uorili parallel liu luawwlllna ol aid block li fx. Uieiuw Lai parailal wlm lua aouia Hue of aaid "ia-k M ll; luauoa juiB iraiwl nu ;' uia liU k l v ll. iineuca aious Ilia iuu Uuaoliaid Hlockfciil. to poiul ol UeKiuiiiii AliKcouiuiauUus al a poiul ou Hie ae.l liueoi aid Block i. IM ll .sorili ol tbiouinwi outlier ol aaid block, ruauluf ibauca kal iiallel witb maauulu lluaol Mid blm k llo ll: lueui-a unrlU paraliai wilblba wrrt lluaol aaid h'l iJon; ineuoa waal oarallel wllb ma uot-ia liuo " "J'J hluek 1W lo a Hiui ou iu wa.i Hiuek; Ibence aoulb alous aaid el Uua IM n lo Ilia uoiuiol bi-Kiuuius lo aaunlr Uia beroiuoe-. lure uaiuod auuii and lor tba ouais aud axoeuM ol Milaauil Hid ril: bald Htla will ba uiaaa auujari hi iv.iihi .. aa oer lalilU of urKuu. Haled al lllllauoro, uresuu, luia iu uj v.. . Oetut-ar IWJb. J. W. CONN EM.. Sheriff of WaaUlugtou Couuty, Oroson. By V. T. KANE, Deputy. Ml'RDOCK tt UOSEK. Allornay for flalullit' SHERIFF'S SALE. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS For 8ale. Full blooded Black Minorca, Brown Leghorn and Barred Rock cockerel Also several ton of good carrot, ugar fu. ....I Tjiffoon and Clark Seedling Strawberrie. tmjoaDES, n n.v Rventh 8U., Hillslioro lVIUVI " Executor' Notice. Notice la hereby, tu that lb County Court of WaablUKlou Couuly, Orevon, baa appointed and uoullrined iba unaaraigued aa axecuioroi lbs laal will and tealauienl of Kllaa lilaou, ile oeaMjd. and Ibal ha baa duly qualified aa luch. All peraniie baTing ciaiina asaiuai aaia eaiaia are bereby nolinea lo prvaeui llum lo me, Willi prop er vouclisra annexwl, al tba law oltloe of 8. B. llusiob ana benlon bowman, al tlilltboro, ure- gou, within lz mouina irom ibuaaia. iiaiea lull ueoemoer z, im. OLl'K NORDLUND. Executor of the I.ant Will and Taaiamenl oi Ellaa Ulnon. deceaaeu. 8. B. HUHTON aud BENTON BOWMAN, AllorLeya for Executor. NotlcaU hereby flreu, That by Tirlueof an Execution, uacree aud order ol aie lue.l oul ol anil umler lua al of Iba l in uil i ouri ol Ilia stale of Oregon lor Ibe I ouuly ol W anliiugiuii tlaied Hie luu day ot Ueoeuiiier A. I. I'Juo iu lavor ol OPi-gun & California Uailmad I'ouipauy, plaiutirlaua againw Ixiuue J. (K-baeiler aaiiuai diau ol Ibe penwuaud tkuneol hulicl h. wjliael ler. Koaie M. wbaeller, 1 boiuaa C. scliaeile. and faul C. Bcbaeiler, unuon; W. S. Cbapinaii, ih. pbia H. barren, Ibouiaa barren, i-.iiul-I t. eibaetter, Koala M. ocaaerttfr, Ibuiuaa i:. rn liai l fer faul i:. ucbaelter, VI ui. ii. uomiiii, and Harry U UaiuUlet, Uefeudaula, fur llio uiu ol I inn. luur aud io-liu loliar, conin, and ieu Hundred seventy audl luu Hollar. lib iuu-re.1 Ibereou from April lulb. 1'JoS al lue rale ol lu per ueul per auuuui, and Ibe lurllier .uuiol Mgn leeu aud i.luu Uiiiare laXoa lor Hie year 1am witu peualiy aud luiereM lliereuii aiuouuUug lo Ibe um ol Ibree aud Ui-lou Dollar, lo luu direct ed aud delivered eouiuiaiidlUK uie lo ui.ke wile ol Ibe real properly bereiualler du.eril.eil, 1 bave levied Uuou aud purauaul lo.aid hxecu lion, Iwree and Order of sale, 1 aillou Holi day Ibe il.l day ol January, A. l. at ibe soulb door of Ibe Courl llouw lu llil.aiiro, Maaliiuglon ljuuty, oreguu, al Hie hour ol leu OclockA. M.olMidday, wll al public Auillou lo tba bigbeal bidder lor caau lu uauu an ui me lolluwiug duribed real properly, l)ing, being aud .liuale lu WaabinguBU luiiuiy, ureguu.aua Dioreparucular'y ueiK-Tibeil a. billow., to-wil:- buuibwe.t iuarter ol uoribwe.lu.uai ler auuibwe.1 quarior C.j; uoriblialU1.) ul kmiiu eaalauarter (') ana uulhwel nu.rur i'4i ol wutbea.1 uuarier ("4 all lu aeclluu 0 umiwdiip two Ul uonn of rauge iwoii) wel ol VI illauiuiie Meridian, iltuale lu Hie Couuly of Waninngion, Slate ol Oregon, uonlaiuiug, auixirdliig to I uiiud stalea aurvey, Ibree buudred tweuij iJJi) ai re., be Ibe ami more or bwi; toialiny lue beruiiHH lure named aum. aud lor Ibe cou aud eipeu ol aale aud aaid wriL bald aale will be made iuujuct to reuomiiuim M Peralatuie of Oregon iaiei at iiiiutuoro, uniuu, n..- '---! December 1MM. J. W. CONN EM Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon. By F. T. KANE, lxputy. FRANK 8CHLEGEU Altornev. CITATION. person cannot bettin to buy to f'lM 1 ghowi . Comlngr Attraction. The following attraction are b r.uu.unt theatre with their in f th-ae are said to be Irrst clas date. for profit, especially for i small buyer. Now prepare to meet all kinds of aw ful calamities, for the French "prophe tess." Mme. deThelie. predicts plenty f trouble for the ftom during 1W7 in her almanac, which has just been iisued. She assert that during p07 the earth will be "ruled" by tin planet enu. "date cancelled. new iuia February 1 "The Midnight Flyer. February 23-"The Missouri Girl" March 1 "Nettle, the New Girl " March 19-"Klng of Tramps." Executor's Notice. Notloe U herabr siven that the nndenlgned have been bv lb Cuuntv Ctmrt of Vt aabluirlon County, Oregon, duly apixiluled executrix aud executor of Ibe lal will aud le.lametit and aa tale of KrnM l.udwlg bleluholt, deceaaed, and bave duly qualined aa nirb executrix and exe cutor. All peraons having claim, agalnat aaid eaiate are bereby renulraU lo nreMul Ibe aama to iu, wun prer voucnera, al ins law omce oi naiity bump, in Hin.boro, vvaabiiigtnn oiintr, Oregon, wtlbln tlx mouths from daus hereof. Iiated at lllll.boro. Oregon, this January IU, 1DU7. ANNA TEI HOrr, Arthnr Edwin Rtelnhoff, exaculror and xecu- trlxoftlie laat will and tealameul of tru.t Ludwig rttelnboff, deceaaed. 51. UAILEY BUM I. Attorney for the Ratals. Marriaare Wcenae ti, iinina marriane license were wiiii run-u w - " " . I . i rwk Godman tioce For the United States cue loreteui great issueu vj o.t resand floods. In r ranee there will be last t rwav . . i, -j Tannarv 14. an extra number 01 pan.ameniary aou ..,,,.1. Vnl.n. of financial sensation., and some W."- at i.i .v,;..u tt. in oe hnt her n Affue in..Hwru, w1 j iruuuic ni" I n,1nv nor disorder. Tl.e diiappearance or the court nouse ou is bmniised. The Mnn,lv. January 14. Kalpn lwu u v . .1 " . . i v.ni.vHmin Kaiser, says Mme. de I ntUi, has reacU- Meade, of Fortlana, ana i. - ed the zenith of his power, and the year of ;Sa Francisco ; marnea oy ill reveal the feeblenrn0f hi empire. (Joodin at the court ncseon muu., F.mzland will have cmss uruggle and a , .. . . . . .i..inii l P.. A11 Will KOI HCIlXHi conflict between m lIUU0.. . . - ,.arv 15 lament, which the H will .mooth An Alton, o pam u-u -.'. . i .ni ...it... I . kitam Harrison Allen tatea last over. Iter genera, ii-mico .id ui..,..,.. ,.,n the Utin races will urn control of the night that he did no. .oi,.u - - ariii that the Vatican win have In- the district attorneys oflice for some residence worm, hi.. " i , , creased power, and that tho decline-of time and would maintain m industrialism will wln- But she doe in Astoria inaenmvciv. nn h.v u. word to my itwut Rockefel- Married. ler andlhis coal oil, ur Mrs. gage who At the home of Mr. and Mr. J. F-Tv . inr iia. i i ....I'm i iii i .. ianuK.il not giving awav ! """"i"'" ior ,t high noon, eunesuj, nillion. This mak'' hr prediction L . 1907 occurred a pretty home wed ....... n.l.e I . .. !- Miaa r.lia r. souna preny ;' uuuer i ia head oi ureene. oot""'" .. , ,r. sboro, Rer. Heroeri a. v was preioruio. Intimate rela January v i u n thAir iisier. "The following, onuer the head of Greene, oecam. -- 'The Perfect Man." u clipped from of lllll.boro, nev. " ;'r ..mei . i. rnM-a a imieii nut. that naner claims, x u . . .. . .i.. turaM r.r.,. ti. . 1 1- ih. nraaenci ot a lew stolen irom i". - ..u,.. ... r---- , coll a t -i... r , i i . .. isionna. aiici Last week tne rer. ...n maae mis lives ' .... , the din office a very pleaMM ca. . He Kave tnB gr.tuiation. ... office force to understunj ,hllt he did ln room where they j.rtoo oi not receive n.s irompuy i Uo.. ;- ,.ndhasbeena rruMj '"ma1 ne awn i jionmuu"' u- ..disappoint'1 l.t week in not while the groom b om ,of "'''J of o'clock want he was disappoint- in no. wui.o - - L.fton getting It on time, bnt ? m uborlng emplary ?rUt- TJ ,b nnder a oad of cure '-.i , woui.t breaa tne evemua - the back of even th Perfect man. We Hillsboro.-ejrbeu- are glad, however, tl' 'l ht calle.1 and told rHTJRCH ANNOUNCEMENTS u. how to get the ,. - . on time at . mmrreaational all times. In our -e way we try Regular serv.. -- - - . ... ... .mi rniii ...II..II...1. i. w .,t nunoar " - to dotninn"'" . . . " cnurv.. - .ermon ,i t nat i a I i . in o'ciora. ""- we are wen cucv. m scuuv. .1.:. tniHl. .1.. t ! . -1 I T- . n Ih. Tird is never late io m- - --. 'i ne is ..- -me rear - - n.nj Worn :, kind to his be blankets m0n: "incons..u w A hi. l.nraos wh-n nel -"'"Jiown on a -n." i. cold dav, that he curriei l.j, row t(ore n nvted r,,-Uf.atandal" "es tbeir Ud m. ii... .. . der before milkinn" "'t no filth can get Into the milk, tl,ilt " never water the milk he sells m "b.rs, that ne never swears, that ne 'get, out of patience under ny ''comnance, that he doesn't drink. r"" or u.e tobacco in any form; In bt the Terfect man If " l1 niriDing please notify us by relur mail." The "perfect" man r ' 'onnd in every community, but in bine case, out of 100, if yo '"m to hi. home, tou'll nn.i - - m tne Dae 'Howard OiIpatrick.P..tor . .. . r v rhurch nei wervice t tne . - . . tebtath. preaching bot Be evenlngbytb. P. Be - LF i m 0 . m.; Kpwort ....nln. apr- . .jn m . ana i" vice at 7:30 p. n- There will be the regular preaching There win o- Evsnaelical .erTice on m7 "-,. ..Tb. church. Subject io SHERIFF'S SALE. Nntlcaia harebv liven. Thai br virtue of an attachment execution laaueil out of and under Ibe aeal of the Circuit Court of the Male of Ore gon, for the Couuty or Multilumen, naiea me 2.1b day of November 19m In favor of frank A. tn the County Court of Ihe HWie of Oregon for Washington Couuly. Id the Mailer of Uie but ot CHRISTIAN KOTTOKR, Pace amid. To all uuxrowu ueir. oi vui.n.u .......... Deceaaed, and lo all pereoua 1 uie re. led lu aaid exlale, (.reeling: lu ibe Name ol ihe State of Oregon. -You are bereby oiled aud required to a)ar In the Couuly Ooun ol Ilia blale ol Oreguu. lur tlie County of Waahlogum, al Ihe Coun Kuora mere- ol. al rtiiiDoro, iuu vmuu.j w. """"" 5 , . Monday, the lliu uay ui re... - o'clock in Ibe forenoon ol Ibal day, then and there loebow cauee " any you ue, w.., onterol aaid Court ehould mil lie made anUiurim ing aud directing Ibe ailiutnltral.r ol Mid ea iate. lo eull the real e.laia beloiigiug U aaid e tale at orlvaie ul, for canh In band, aa prayed fur In the petlllou of Ihe administrator ol Mid extale tiled herein, and aaid urooeriy being do aorlbed aa loliowa, to-wlt: ..... ,, Lola numbered aeveu and eight of .ectlon twenty nine aud the Iota numbered eight and the uortbea.1 quarter of tbe auuiheaul uuiirier ol tecllon Ihiny iu lowuahip oue uorlliof rangu four weal of Willamette Meridian ln Wa.lil.iKioii Uiunir. Hlate ol Oreguu, coniainiiig ..tb... WITNEY. Ihe llou. J. W. OixmIIii, Judge of rreguu, nu inn Seal Ol Ml'. 1. the ( ouniy Court ol the Stale of ...... ni. i.i Wuiilnauiii. with the 1'i.i.ti .nuaii on. lutb dar oi January, A. Itfu7 J. W. OOOPIS, Cxiuiiljr Judge. Atteet: K. J. OOPMAN. County Clerk. M. BAILEY BUMP, Attorney for K.tate. mm ane..A IM I 1 DoYouWantiiood Hoaus Do you desire good rock roads in your coun ty ? If so, cut out this petition, sign it, havo your neighbor sign it, and send it to Dr. J. 1. Tamiesie, Hillsboro, Or. You must help in tins t . . Tr vnTTR PART. Do IT NOW. IJO 11 .U" i av m way. TO TIIK HONORABLE COUNTY COUIlT OF WASHINGTON COUNTY. Your undersigned petitioners would respectfully represent: That we are resident taxpayers of the county of Washington; that we desire the County Court of the State of Oregon for Washington". County, out of any moneys in the county treasury, not otherwise appropriated, to purchase machinery and material necessary to initiate permanent rock road building in Washington county, and for the construction during 1907 of as much per . i. o-i no ;a nnaail.ln. and we herel'V maneni tock iw i- ' - , i nTr.nlit ure of moneys de- expressiy aani; fmm taxation for that purpose and suggest that in tho building of such roads, the County Court should employ a competent engineer or expert to superintend the construction thereof: Postoflico Address. Name. " .... .k. . I ..Ir-a W II l con.." - .nil hi cow io 3W -nurD Dg Bl.i . i.. m-npg. . M Ud. Ler beJ night darinj tb. coming wee. resulting in the lack of fuel.