Toll Road Decision Rerersed.
Salem, Or., April 30 Justice
Eakia today reversed the judgment
of Judge II. Burnett, holding that
be committed eiror iu sustaining a
demurrer in the case of Tillamook
county, appellant, against the Wil
son River Road company, respon
dent. The court holds that the re
lief sought lor is forfeiture of the
lease; in other words, to cancel the
"Instrument by which defendant
holds title so that plaintiff may be
restored to its title and possession,
aud that this belongs exclusively to
equitable remedial jurisdiction. The
suit was toannu1 a lease of the Wil
son River Toll Road, extending
from Gales Creek, Washington
county, to some six miles from Til
lamook City, between Tillamook
county and the road company. The
lease was entered into in 1901 for a
period of 50 years, providing that
the company repair and maintain it
aud that defendant hold plaintiff
harmless from liability by reason oi
accident. Plaintiff alleged that the
county court had not properly ad
vertised for bids in the leasing of
the road aud that the same is uu
safe and dangerous to public travel
The cause is reversed and remand
ed.
McClure's for May.
The May issue of McClure's
Magazine is both important and
pleasing. The first article is C. P.
Connolly's "The Fight of the Cop
per Kings," iu which are described
in a vivid manner the struggle be
tween F. Augustus Heinze and the
Amalgamated Copper Company, the
picturesque campaign of 1900 and
re-election of Clarke to the Senate,
and the beginnings of the great le
gal battle over the Butte Hill. "The
Reminiscences of a Long Life" by
Carl Schurz give his personal ex
periences as a general in the civil
war, describe the great leaders and
throw new light on many impor
tant events of the war. "Chicago
As Seen by Ilerselt" pictures those
conditions ot lite in Chicago that
have developed as a natural result
of its existant government which
George Kibbe Turner described last
month in "The City of Chicago."
The fifth instalment of Mary Baker
" "jMwldy" tells of the Mrs. Eddy's
tuicdce in Lynn, her first disciples
and her first years of comfort and
success, and of her third marriage
to Asa Gilbert Eddy.
The readers of fiction will be de
lighted with the May McClure's for
it contains an unusual array ot ex
ceedingly good stories. "A Fight
iu One Round" by Michael Wil
liams is a rugged human document,
deliniating the heroism and devo
tion of a prize fighter who quits the
ring when he married and manfully
fought an unequal battle against
poverty and the Great White
Plague which attacked his wife
Iu "The Gentle Robber" by Mar
garet Sherwood we find an absorb
ing allegory of certain aspects of
modern life shown in the guise of
the middle ages. "The Little Wid
ow" by Mrs. Wilson Woodrow, is a
spirited comedy of her well known
mountain community "Zenith."
"The Entrance of Ezekiel"' by Lucy
Pratt is a tale of an amusing black
l)oy who tells "make believe" stor
ies. "The Gate of Seveu Hundred
V irgins" tells of a resurrected le
gend and a modern episode of the
outfitting of a filibustering expedi
tiou with which three "United
States'' tourists had an adventure.
Edward S. Pilsworth gives us in
"The Elemental" a story of crude
manhood that often exists under the
rags and tatters of adversity.
"One Way 'of Peace" by Paul
Kestcr and "The Road at Night"
iy iiuaiu Lucius liraves are
thoughtful and distinctive poems.
Wonderful Eczema Cure.
"Our little boy had eczema for
hve years, writes N. A. Adams,
Henrietta, Ya. "Two of our home
doctors said the case was hopeless,
his lungs being affected. We then
employed other doctors, but no ben
efit resulted. By chance we read
about Electric Bitters; bought a
Inittle and soon noticed improve
ment. We continued this medicine
until several bottles were used,
when our loy was completely cur
ed." Best ot all blood medicines
and body building health tonics.
Guaranteed at all drug stores. 50c.
Sav girls, if your best fellow, or
any other fellow, overstays his time
w hen calling on you. spring this on
him and if he don't "take a tum
ble" be is to stupid to ever call on
you again. Here it is take any
number between one and nine, add
one, multiply bv nine, cross out
left hand figure, add fourteen, add
the ntiiuber you started with and
then watch the young man's coun
tenance. Ex.
Tbe Weekly Oregon Ian and The Hills
ooro Independent, both one year for f 2.
Portland and Return, 85c
From now until further nolle round
trip ticket from llillsboro to Portland
and return, will be eoU at S3 cent, good
on any Saturday train. anJ returning,
on and Saturday, Sunday r Monday
train. WM. McMUKKAY, O. P. A.
L. 8. NELSON, Station ageut.
Reduced Round Trip Excursion
Ratea to Pacific Coast in
1907
Durlng'tbe iumuier season of l'07, re
duced round trip excursion ratee will be
in effect from the Kant to the Pacific
Coaat, Montaua, Brttieh Columbia and
Arisona poinU.
Ratee from Chicago via direct linoe to
North Pacific Coaat point will he 75,
and from Missouri river common points
(Council Bluffs to Kaunas City Inclusive)
also St. Taul and Minneanolis, rates will
be 00. St. Louie $ and IVnver, Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo 'i0. Kates to
Spokane and points effected willl ')
less than to the coaxt. Kates one way
via California will be 1S 6(1 higher than
those above mentioned. Tickets will he
on wile daily, June 1st to September l"'.
1507, with final return limit ot October
31, ll7.
Account of Twenty-third International
Christian Kndeavor Convention at Seat
tle, Wash., July loth to loth, 11M17; Con
vention of Baptist Young People' Un
ion, Spokane, Wash.. Julv 4th to 7th,
1U07; Grand Ixidge Indeeiident Order
of Good Templars, Seattle, Wash., July
ICth to 22nd, i!K17, rate of one lowest
normal first clans limited lure for round
trip (jr direct routing with $12.50 addi
tional one way through California, 1ms
beon named to North Pacific Coast
point and Spokane from Chicago, St.
Louis, Missouri River and Colorado
points. Sale dates east of Colorado
points, June20th to July 12th, l!M)7, weHt,
June 21st to July 13th, 11107, final return
limit September 15th, 11HJ7.
Account of Mystic Shrine Convention,
I-oe Angeles, May IHh to 11th, 11)07, and
Conference of German Itaptist liretheren,
Los Angeles or Long Beach, Calif., May
16th to 23rd, 1907, and National Kclectic
Medical Association, Ixng Beach, Calif.,
June 18th to 23rd, )!H)7, one lowest first
class fare for the round trip has been
authorized to Los Angeles and San
Francisco with $l2..r0 additional fur
tickets routed one way v'' Portland.
Sale dates. Mystic Shrine ar.d German
Baptists, April 2'th to May lmh, 1!K)7;
final return limit July 31st, l!H)7. and
for the M. E. M. association, sales dates
June Hth to 15th, with final return limit
August 21st, 1!)D7.
WM. McM L KKA 1 ,
G. P. A., O. K. & N. and S. P. Kys.
Whan in llillsboro, rail at the-
Home Style Lunch
and Coffee House
We will treat you right. In the Hen
eon building on Main street, 1 !
block east of court house, near Farmers
Feed Shed. Phone, Iml. 3!L
D. E. riZER, Proprietor.
Nursery Stock
OUDKH OK
Peterson & Yates.
Cornelius, Oregon
WALNUTS
A SPECIALTY.
Imported. Trees grown on con
tract direct from France. Hard
iest varieties.
Viiy anil Comilry i.roporlies in OrcSon, Walilnsrtonf Iilalio
ami Monfaiiii. For saloor cxchaii-o. Idaho wheat la mU for
exchange for alley land.
K. L. ('ale Is heller equipped lo make quick sales of Ilills
horo properly than any other real estate dealer In the state
i
M HKCAVSK,
both locally and
iiMiiirus lor larm )roi)eriy, nail)".
2nd IlKCAUSE,3Ir. Cate's IIIlKhoro olllce h In Cl.1r-e of a
live youns man. who has been for many years a mldent of
ashlnston comity and knous the district thoroughly
:ird HEUArsK, The two onicea workln? in harmony makes
an cnective sales orcanlation which cannot he duplicated.
I L GATE, 226 Stark SL
THE SUXSKT MAUAZINE.
The Koiul oTa Thousand Wonders,
And The Ilillshoro Independent,
All lor
Inquire at
Amy It Is to your advantage toleepa" ac-
iv II l
rouutnlth
J. AV. SI 1 1 JTJ& 13 AISTICElt,
l II L.LNIIOUO, OREGON.
RfCd'HS? II "trotij:, careful, safe, liberal, prompt accurate, and
" " - institution. '
RffMtlS? a growing, active, progressive, up-tiwlate onk ln
" --r particular.
fifCdilS? Your account will lo appreciated by the bank ami ?0,,r
" teresls will always be carefully considered. '
IlfC3U$? 'ias " fire-proof vault ami a modern
" 1 burgular-proof safe iu which to put your funds anil papers.
fiCCdUSC Kvery depositor is always a welcome visitor at th bank.
BCCiJUS? T''i'' l"tu'' ,tu,,lt'8 t,ie "e ls of it customers, trol properly
.takes care of them win ther their business is large or small.
HCCdll$C " 80 XL'l1!,'ve banking business, and consequently, no-
laxly can servo you better.
BCCAUSC ' lM,sit'on to make good investments for vou, to collect
your darlls or notes, and attend to your banking wants generally.
1
4 RfCiJUSC t8 'ladings with all customers are absolutely, nJ it ia al-
, ways ' to assist and to advise.
4
we do not believe you ran nuk for better treatment than tliii bank will
isive vou, and we therefore ask you to write to or call upon J. W. Sliute,
rresuent, or A. u. tsimiw, (Jasluei.
Oregon
Shotline
and union Pacific
Three Trains to the East Daily
llimiiKh I'nl'man alHinlard anil tourlat alien
Init mm ilHlly to lti,l,. ( ln. aK.i. Hokaiia:4
louriniMift'iuiiKrHrMtiHliy lo KitllfUii t 1IT; thronifh
I'tillmnn tuiirixi lriilMi mrii (iwrMiimlly mil.
liii'Mol) weekly bxiiirtattoaml Kkiiiwh :itv; re
clinlinf rhKir ran lm hi- itnily) in Kast itnlly
AVm. McMUERAY,
General Passenger Agent,
The Oregon Railway and Navigation Co., Tortland, Oregon
T. P. GOODIN,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER
I am prepared to furnish plans and
ing in Washington County.
R. F. D. I. T. P. COODIN. Hillsboro. Or.
Prompt,
Our goods conform to the
"Pure Food and Drug Law."
1
REAL ESTATE.
Mr.Cale's Portland olllee adverllsesextenslrev
throm;lont the middle west, and secures inany
$2.00
this Olllce.
70
HOURS
PORTLAND
to
CHICAGO
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For further Infurmiiloa sik or wrlto vonr
niarfft tlrk-t aent. or
estimates on any kind of
'Phone 28x4, or address
a build'
T "
llillsboro, Oregou.
Accurate Service
1
Portbd, Ore.
70
ra
STORE
Eggs for IlatchJag.
Full iU'Kxl Brown Leghorns, Black
Minorca aud liar red Plymouth Kok
eg? for liatching. Setting of 13, fl.OO.
A reduction will be uiade in 100 egg lots.
U. If. UKEKR.
Fur a good sipiare meal go to the City
Restaurant. l'cds, single and double, at
reasonable prices. Everything ia tl rut-
class, neat, eleae and inviting. Just step
in and try a meal.
The Climax .Milling Co. has just re
ceived a car of ebingles, one of lime and
reiuent and another of brick. Leave
orders at the up-towu store on Second
street.
The HillHboro Pharmacy has a beauti
ful Btock of stationary fur ladies. Call
and see the display and you are sure to
just what you want. Price right.
For Sale.
Poland China sown, from Registered
Stock, to pig in May. Inquire of Bowl
by l.ros., Cornelius, Route 2.
llillsboro Strict Scenes postcards at
Mrs. Bath's millinery store. New and
pretty. Just the thing to send to your
friends in the Eat.
. Don't Pay Alimony.
to be divorced from your appendix
There will be no occasion for it if
you keep your bowels regular with
Dr. Kinii's New Life Tills. Their
action is so gentle that the appen
dix never has cause to make the
least complaint. Guaranteed by all
Druggists. 25c. Try them.
BOWKIJR'S DISPARENE.
Sticks, Kills, and Never Burns
"Works All the Time."
The safest, must valualilu and most
tffei tive mineral iiiHeclioklo yet discov
ered. Uiciviirfiie is gitfer than Paris
(ireen; kills tlio inxeets, and iIim-s not
burn the leaves. It may lie safely used
on jkmcIi, urino, and other delicate foli-
Uu. One tliormitjh sprayiiiu with I is-
piirene w ill ulhere throughout the sea
son it nil is therefore much cheaper to use
than Paris (ireen, which must lie fre
quently renewed. 1'iHparene prevents
ilaiunue ly all kinds of leaf-eating in
sects, anil is now uencrallv used by park
superintendents ks a remedy for the elm
leaf-beetle. It is a prompt and effective
remedy for the canker-worm, codling
moth, t-'yiwy moth, brown tail moth, for
est tent caterpillar, curculio, grape r0l,t
w "rm, cranberry worms, and all other
leaf-eating insects.
For sale by the Climax Milling Co.,
up town olllce, Second St., llillsboro.
t
Coming Attractions.
The following attractions nre billed t
the Cresceut theatre with their dates
All of these are said to be first class
shows :
May 1 j. A Texas Kanger.'
May 22. "Old Arkansas."
May HO. A Itogus Prince.
Angtint 7. The Uu jail of Bhong.
Octolier 2d. Thorns and Orange Itlos-
sonis.
Mr Best Friend.
Alexander Kenton, who lives on
Rural Route 1, Fort Ivdvvard, N Y.
says: ''Dr. King's New Discovery
is my best earthly friend. It cured
me of asthma six years ago. It has
also performed a wonderful cuie of
incipient consumption for my son's
wife. The first bottle ended the
terrible cough, and this accomp'
lished. the other symptoms left one
by one, until she was perfectly well.
Dr. King's New Discovery's power
over coughs and colds is simply
marvelous." No other remedy has
ever equaled it. Fully guaranteed
by all druggists. 50c and i.oo,
Trial bottle free.
For social, medicinal or house
hold uses I. W. Harper whiskey is
the best and safest. The most pop
ular high grade whiskey ou the
market. Sold by K. J. Lyons.
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bills w ill lie received at the of
fice of the County Clerk, llillsboro, Or
egon, until Friday, May 3rd, l'.X7, sttbe
hour of 2 o'clock p. 111. of said day, and
then opened for the construction of a
bridge across Kink Creek near Itethany
know n as the llolcomb ltridge.
Piils will also be received at the same
time and place fur the construction of a
lill on the road leading to the lioge and
Funis saw mill and oliout lUKl feet, from
the main road Wtwecu HilUboro and
Laurel.
Also for repairs on tilciico bridge,
llokomb bridge, Kot bridge, Kesves
bridge and the Pollock bridge.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
I!y order ol the Commissioners,
J. W. Itoodin,
County J udge.
SUMMONS.
in tii r 1-1 ni l 1 r cm itr hk rioter!.
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('better ( hili' Curry, rimirt,
Kinma ( urr). Ivteii.Uiil.
To Fmiii Curry, Is fi u Um ( uk
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tummnri. In ihnstm li.ml.l t er..l upon yon
hf itihllriiii ini- nut fur U ucriST
awlnlnTlis llill.tmio In.li'tMnnli'til. ths Brt
IulillrUon twins tin April '-ill. I1'. n,l
lt pnlilii atinn th. r.il l.-lni on Ml 1'lb, 1U7.
IIIU'I K C. CI RKY,
pUm.Ji: AlUtrnvy li Pllnllfr.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for lbs County ol Washington.
V. M. Ladd, Charles K. Ladd A John
Weslev Ijidd, Partner in business as
Ladd A liltoo, Plaintiffs,
TS.
Klizabetli Gore, (Otherwise known as
Mrs. li. A. Ciore, Defendant.
I'.y virtue of an execution, judgment,
order and decree, duly issued out of and
um'.cr the seal cf the above entitled
Court in the above entitled cause, to Die
Uuiy directed, and dated the 2-'ud day of
March l'Ai7, uhjii a judgement rendered
aud entered iu said Court on the lhtli
day of March, 1U07, in favor of V. M.
Uuld, Charlea K. Ladd, aud John Wes
ley Ladd, partners in business as Ladd
Tiltou, plaintiffs, aud against Eliza
beth tiore (otherwise known as Mrs. (1.
A. ( Hire,) defendant, for the sum of (3,
00O.0O, iu U. S. Gold Coin, with inteiest
thereon at the rate of seven per ctut.
per annum, from the 'Jnd day of Septem
ber, l'.Hlt, aud a further sum of 00,
attorneys' fees, and a further sum of
$17.00, costs and disbursements, and the
cost ol and upon this writ, commanding
me to make sale of the following real
property, w hich said real property had,
on the PHli day of October, J'JO.r, been
duly attached in said action, said prop
erty being descrilx.il as follows, to wit:
Peginning at the center of section 22,
in T. 2 S. It. 1 W. of the Willamette
Meridian; thence Kant I l'.'j chains;
thence South 40 chains; thence West
ll.;;7.' chains ; thence North 22.50 chains
more or less to the place of beginning,
containing 12.2!) acres, more or less,
situate in Washington County, State of
Oregon.
NOW, Til KREFOKK, by virtue of
said execution, judgment, order and de
cree, and in compliance with the com
mands of said wri.t, I will, on Monday
the tith dav of May, l'H)7, al the hour of
10:110 o'clock A. M.. at the front door of
the County Court House, in the city of
llillsboro, said County and State, sell at
public auction, subject to redemption to
the highest bidder lor U. H. Md Coin,
cash in hand, all the right, title, and in
terest which the wilhin-uamed defen
dant had on the date of said attachment
herein, or since had, in and to the above
dei-crilH.il real proerty or any part
thereof, to satisfy said execution, judg
ment, order, decree, interest, costs and
accruing costs.
Dated at llillsboro, Oregon, March
2.MI1, 11)07.
J. W. CON NELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon'
Py K 1. Kane, Deputy.
Order to Show Cause.
IN THE COUNTY COUKT OF THE
STATE OF OKKUON FOK WASH
IXGTON COUNTY
In the matter of the Guardianship
of
Jolin Summer, an inrane person.
This mutter coming on for hearing
upon the iietition of i'.. I. Kuratli
guardian of John Sommer, insane, pray
ing for an order authorizing and licens
tin; bun to sell at public auction the lol
lowing described real property, belong
mif to sanI estate, to-wit:
licing part of the Donation I .am
Claim ot Cieorge V. Jones anil Naraii a
Jones, his wife, and bounded by com
inencing at the northeast corner of a
forty acre tract formerly owneo iy
I luirlcs King, in sabl Donation i.anu
t: aim. in section .1.1 1. 1 IN. K. 1 .
said commencing point being north ol
the center ol the Ilillshoro and Portland
road passing through said Donation
Ijuid Claim, and running thence N. 8
deg. 45' W. 14.6'J chains to the center of
said road ; thence south 68 deg. E. 17.58
enmns on center line ot said road lo me
east line of said forty acre tract; thence
north one degree 'M' W. t) 23 chains to
the ulato of beginning, containing o ana
73-100 acres more or less, in Washing-
tun ( 'mint v. Oregon.
And it uppciring to the Court from
auid in. titi, in that It would lie lieiielieia
to the ward and all persons interested,
that such real estate should b sold, and
it further anoearinir that the next ol km
of said ward are: I lrich Sommer, Jacob
Sommer and Andrew Sommer, brothers,
residing in Switzerland ; KalhenneSoiii'
iner and Mary Grundbach, sisters, re
ai.linir in Switzerland: John Siege n
thaler, Fred Siegenthaler and lxiuie
Siegenthttler, residing in Washington
Countv, Oregon, and Mrs. Lydia Hurt-
man and Marv Megemtiaier, residing in
Multnomah County, Oregon.
It is therefore ordered anil adjudged
that said next of kin and all iiersons In
tercHted in said estate appear before this
Court ut the t.:ouniy louri room in
llillrdmro. Oregon, on Monday, the 27th
day of May, 1KI7, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, llieu ami mere 10 snow cau-e,
if anv. why a license should not be
irrantiHt for the sale of said real estate,
It is furt her ordered that a copy of this
order lie personally served on John
Siek-enlhiiler, Fred Siegenthaler, lxmie
Siege ntlialor, Mil. Lydia llartinsn and
Marv ' Siegenthaler, and that I'lrich
Soininer, Jacob Sommer, Andrew Som
mer. Kiitherine Sommer and Alary
(iriiiidbach.and all others interested in
sai I estate be servtvl bv publishing a
itipv of this order In The Hillslsiro linle-
ikHik.n.nt f,ir fiiitr woAika ani.iMaalvel V lie-
ginning with the issue of said paiierdated
M.ril L'lith. l'.Hi,.
iHuie at llillstHiro, Oregon, this April
2), P.M7.
J. W . liOOlU,
County Judge.
State of Oregon 1
y ss
Watliington County J
I, E. J. Uialinan, County Clerk of
Wanhington County, lltegon, do hereby
certiiy that 1 have compared the forgo
ing copy of order with the original in
the matter of tile guardianship of John
Summer, insane, and that the same is a
full, ti ue and correct copy of the same
an I the w hole thereof as the same ap
iv. in ou tile at my ollice and in my cus-
to.lv.
ituras my hand and the seal of said
dnul hereto allixed this April 25,
I v,.
E. J. C.ODM AN.
; l County Clerk.
II. T. PAULEY, Attorney for Guardi in.
l;xecutor'a Notice.
Sutnti ia ln reby (Iran that lbs County Court
iM W a-tilnmon l onuly, Or.aon, baa appointed
tha uu.b nnid aaaiecutnr of the last will and
kuauirui of AIoiko B Cady, deraaanl, and baa
duly uu.luia.1 aa turb, and all pcraoua baying
claim, asaiimt nal'l aalat are Dotlflad lo praacnl
ilinn u me with proper vonchtra, at Iba Mora of
Cady A Amlrpaio. al iWayarton, Oregon, wllbln
fli ninutli. fnm tliii data.
lili- l iM. iUb day of April, 1907.
TRKDW. CADY,
ExariitriT of Uis iat all and teaumant of Alooao
II. ('.1y,rtTifaal.
S. B. IHT(iN, Altomaj for Executor.
K?fleyLiouoR-MoPMi'r.-Toeccc
fjre MBITJ r'tWAHEMTlY CURttl
V ' aros run. arnuij . f
f" .rfifnwrrrnrr. caTt a n d na r '
SUMMONS.
IN THE ClBCl'ITCOl'KT or THK STAI K Or
OKKUON, KOR WASHINGTON COUNTY.
H. J. BUXTON, rUtlnUIT. j
J. 11AYT01) sad MARYS. MAY- f aX'MllON
iOU, txleudsiiU. '
To lb slor named dtfendauU, 3. Msjrtud
tui Marjrk. MaykMi.
la tlis uru of lbs SUM of Orrgou.
You tr bsrsbr rcqulrwl lo spinnr inl nwr
tlir roiuiUii.l C.nil xMt you Iu tlis lx u
tlilril tiourl, anil tu.l uu 01 briora lbs ! lajr
ol tba llinv publi.bvil Iu tha oriWr Itir putilica.
tiou ol ilii. .utnuioiia, ui-wii; uu or iwiora ina
lulratlou ol X waeki uxi from autt aftr tba
dHia oliii.l publleallou thvraof. halug tba ftuil
day ol i
arcti, isu, aud II tou mil u u aiirar
auilau.wtir, h r am lli.ru. f Ihe .lainliU will
aiiply u tba ooiin lor tba relief ueruau Jod lu bla
Cuinpiauii, io-wu:
1 1, at lbs rlrlvuilanui ba raqulrrd to apiirar and
' Mit lonb ilia uaiura ol Ibeii avvaral riauii.: aud
(hat all advsra elaiuu ol ib anlil UeL uilanla or
I aitlivrof (beui way ba dett-riulued by a ileerea
ol i in. i ouri, uiai piamirn u oei ireu ty uu.
oourl Ul ba lb owuer lu tea aliupia III atul of all
Iba loiiowlns tleMiriliad raal aaiaia, lo-att: Cow.
maueins ata.taka lu Iba cvuii-r ul tba Nonb
a.t oua-iourtb ol Svi'tlou Four. Towru.lilp lo
North, Hausa Knur Wa-l. Will. Mar. lu Wahiuf
uu County, Oregon: aud ruuutu tbviica .l
r.igln riKl., lli.ii.'. Sonib Tliiriaau roil.; theuea
ra.t fclsht rml.; tbauoa Norib Ibirwau rmla lo
Plaint ol ImmiiuuIus; frvairoiu all LMaiiu t,f any
anil every kiuil a nautofvur, aa to ilia ilvfeuilauia
I or ait bar ol tbam. ami ibal tba ilifleiniauu or aitb
er nl iliain badacri.e.1 lo bava ru eniaiaor lutura.1
' wbalevar lu or Ui .aid lauilnor prainiiat anil sIm
mat Iba Mtld ilalauilauUi and aach ol lUaoi ba tor.
avur barred from ajfeTttug or atiiliiiK up any
claim wliatsvar iu or lo taut land or prrmtea an
farMtlolhr plmilllll, aud Ibal tba plallilltt baa
neb otbtvand funber ralifl a. lo tba Court may
aeain jurt aud aipinalila in Iba praiulMM.
i uu nnin.ouii ni vihI u.,u you tiy puhtlca.
tiou by ordt r ol J. VV. (.oikliu, County Judsa for
W aabluKlnu County, Orfaou, wljli'li order ttaa
utada aud daurd al Hiili.ti.irii, (irrsou. Marcb If,
1VU7. J. .N. HDI-KMAN.
mcbiiaiaya Attmrey lor Plalnliff.
8UMM0NS.
IN THE CIRfTIT COUKT OK THK HTATK OP
OKECiON, Ft)K W'AHlll.NUTON COUNTY.
i. N. HOFFMAN. PlaluutT.
v..
KI.lZABF.lit ORtHHARDs
. .SUMMONS,
ilauu )
J A( UBOKAKH AKIiS, Palauda
To the almra namad ilcficiilau'n, Klliabeth
Oaarbarda aud Jacob Ovarbarda.
Iu iba uaiua of iba state of Oregon.
You are herutiy rvqutred lo apiar and amwor
tba oouiplalul bleil agallml you lu Ilia almva an.
tilled court and ami ou or before Iba laai day of
tba lime publlnbed lu Iba order for publicaitou
ol ilila auiuuioua, to-wit: (iu or before (he ex
plra lou ot ma weeka next from and afier Hie
date of lint publication ol Una .uniuioii.; (be
lir.t putilieatlou Hiereof belint ou tba ud day of
Man b, I'.Kj, and li ynu fall ao to apH'ar aud
auiiwer, lor waul Ibereot the plaintiff will apply
lo Ibe Court lor Ibe relief deuiauded In bla com
plaint, lo.wit:
1 bat Ibe deliinilanta lie required to apiear and
arllortb Ibe nature of tbeir mural elaiiua; and
lhalall adveriw I'launa of the .aid deleudauu or
either of Iht-tu may lie deieriuiiird by a decree of
Una Court, that plalniill be decreed by thia oourl
lo be Hie owuer in lee aiuiple In and ol all tha
lollowlng dtwcrilied real entaie to-wll: The
.toulh Wett(iiarlerof the North W eat (Quarter of
Heoilon Twelve, Town.htp (ma Morih, Range
Five Weal Will. Mer. free I rum all claim, ol auy
and every kind wliataoever, aa to the defend
ant, or either of them, aud that the defeudaiiia
or either ol Ibein bava no Internal whatever iu
or to aald land, or pre mine., and alao that Ilia
aald deleudauu and each of ihcru be lorever
barred Irom aettlug out or aiMerllng any claim
a haieyer lu or to aald land, and prrmlae. ad
vene to the planum, and that Ibe planum have
auch oilier and further rebel aa the Court may
deem J ul aud equitable iu Hie prvinlaei.
Tlnaauuiuiiiiik la acrved iiimiu you by nitilira
tlun by order ol J. W. liiHHlin, Judge ofW aab
liiKton County, (ireiion, whn b order waa made
aud dated al HUlaboro, Uregon, Marcb ID, 1UU7.
M. B. BUMP,
mehttmay.l Attorney for platnlltr
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby given that I he under
signed administrator has filed in the
County Court of Washington County,
Oregon, his final account, as such ad
ministrator, and said Court has set
M outlay, May i), 11H)7, as the time, and
the Court House at Ilillshoro, Oregon,
as the place, tor hearing objections to
said final account, ami for the settle
ment of said estate.
W. N. BARRETT,
Administrator of the estate of John
I'aul liiltbrunn, deceased, with the
Will of said deceased atafiexed.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given that the nnrieralgniM
ha. been aiipotuied adinlnl.crator of the eatate
of Adam l'aiiie, dieeaaed. by the County court
or naaniuguiii county, male or tiregnn. Aii
peraoiia baviug clalma agaluat tatld eatate are
herehy notified lo praaenl the name to the under
dnratitued at l he olllce ol The llill.boro Indeueii.
dent (newapaper) at Hlllatwro, WafblngUin
(imnly, Oregon, duly vended, within alx
tnouthi from ibe dale hereof.
FRANK MEI.VIN,
Admlnlatratorof llieeiuteof Adam I'aijue, ile-
ceaaeu.
C1.A1 UK 81 RAH AN, attorney for ealate.
Date of Ant publication April 111, I'.j7.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
In the County Court of the Stale of Oregou for
Waahlngton County.
In the mailer of Ilia eatate of Joaepb T. Rom,
deceased.
Nolle la hereby given that tha underalgned
baa filed In Ilia above named court and caue.
hi. final account aa ad in In Lira tor if tha tnte of
Jiweph T. Roaa. dereaaed, and thai the County
Court oT Waahlngton County, Oregon, haa set '
tba 6tb day of May, MOT, aa tbe time for hearing
aid Filial Amount and all persona Interested In
aid ealale are hereby noli (led to file Ibelr objec.
tiiiui to aald aci'ouni, if any I here be, on or lie
lor tha Gib day of May, 1MI7.
JOHN VAN'ZANTK.
Admiuiatralorofthe ealate of Joaepb T. Itoaa, de-
Ceaaed.
JohuaoD A Van Zaute, Atturncyi.
Executrix Notice.
Nolle la hereby given that tha undrralgned
waa on the 30th day of March, 1U7, by the Couii.
ty Court of Waahlngton Comity, Oregon, duly
ooiirlrmed aaexeciurlx of the laat will and teata-
meut oft brl. I'etera, dereaaed. Now therefore.
all pereim. having clalma aitain.t aald ealale are
required lo pieaent the aams with proper voticb-
ara at the law ofllce of John M. Wall at HilUboro
Oregon, within alx (6) month from tha data
beret if.
Hated at HUlaboro, Oregon this 4th day of
April, l!KI7.
CHRISTINA PF.TF.R8,
Fxerutrlx ol laat will and teetamenl of
I'hrl. Helen, deeeeaed.
John M. Wall,
Attorney for ealate.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given that I. tha im,l..in..i
haT filed my final account aa admlntalrator of
the eatate of Henry Tuerck, deceased. In the
County Court of WaahlnuUin (Vmniv. Or..nn
and that Mid court baa art Monday May 'Ju, 1K07,
at inenour or in o'clock A. M. oftaldday, aa
the time, and th County Court Room in him..
boros.lhe place fur hi arlii ol.J.tlona u aald
anu nnai nil lament of aald eatate.
Haled April IS, I9U7.
JOHCI'll IIAHTIW
Admlnlatratnr of the Eata of Henry Inerrk,
neceaaefi.
N. Barrett,
Attorney for F-alal.
Tree Delivery
Of the lust Kisb, Game and
Meats. Our delivery is prompt
and in all parts of Hillsboro.
We have inaugerated a
new Schedule in Prices
and this together with our de
livery system makes this Hills
boro' s popular market.
Corwin fc Heidel.