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Rillsboro Independent
D. W. - BATH, Publisher.
This parr u not furced
anyona. It I. not our practica to ittop
pa tier nntil ordered to do ao. Anyone
not wishing tha paper muHt notify
publisher or they will be held liable
the u inscription price.
Commissioners' Froceedinjra.
Hoard met In regular monthly session
this 3rd dav of July. Keport of r..
Uoduaan, county clerk, approve!
cipts, 10C.L'5.
Tba Scholia bridue. built by 1.
lteasoner. was accepted and warrants
ordered drawn lor the contract price.
The I lolcouib brl.lge and repair
' "on the Ulencoe, Kosa, Keevee and
work
fol.
lock bridtfes, the work performed
Clyde Lincoln, was accepted,
iienort of Willi Ireland, count r
corder, was approved ; receipts I40U.WU.
Coroner lirown's report on the death
of U. W. Oid approreJ and bills allow
ed. as was also the report on the death
of John 1-skas, and bills allowed
liiila were allow) in the case of
State of Oregon y. Kmiiieraon.
The warehouse bond of J. I!. I inlay
was approved, also the warehouse bonds
oliieo. A. lirown and lieo. K. i.agiey.
The petition of l'eter Scheriuer
have taxes refunded, as the same,
: : amounting to $ I -10, was paid twice, was
granted and the money ordered refund-
Petition of K. H. Tongue for
quit
claim deed and refund of tux was grant
. ed and paymeat of costs, peuultie and
Interest to tie relunUeU.
liills were allowed in the caxe of the
Slate of Oregon vs. . K. Kobinson.
The warehouse bond of C. 1!. lluchan
an A Co , was approved.
The petition of J. W. iliiinel et al., to
; ' change anil estulilisli a road was granted,
expense to he paid by petitioners.
The road petition of C. True. et. al
received and J. W. Pewell, John Dor
wick and A. A. Morrill, deputy county
surveyor nsined as viewers, to meet al
the residence of U. True on Wednesday,
July 17, at 10 o cluck a. in., to view aud
locate saiil road.
The rood jK tition of T. W. Sain el al.,
was denied.
Chris Christiansen was appointed sup
ervisor of liouU JMstrict .No.
The following hills were audited and
allowed :
tieall it Co, r and h
O K Cooke, r and h
W If .Nelson, supplies
A B lavis, BMseBHing A col. . .
O h Cooke, r and h
Iteall A Co, "
ConzeluiHri llros, r and h . . . .
Mrs I' ti Woodbury, 11 of ex
. HUihIih li ice, "
Jjiwrence IMxoti, "
1-ee liyers, "
(ilass and I'rudhoiiiiue, sta. ..
, Heal I A Co, r aud h
Thompson llros, r and h . . .
- Itushoug A Co, stationery. . . .
L'ouzelinan liros, r and li
C A Cavil, assessing ami col. .
Kosa lloerth, witness
II 11 llawley, "
W Htoraite A Trans Co, r A h
A P Lather, c h
Ilea II A Co, r a nil h
liriggs llros, r and h
, 1) McCamieh, c h
Anderson llros, slate enses. . .
M C Case, mil, etc
W K Harris, iruit iiypectnr.
J K Morback, r and k
r Willis Iteland, record sal, etc
tleo 11 Wilcox, assessor
Itarnard A Co, stationery. . . .
vw'J W Connell, coroner ,..
f W M Jackson, treasurer
V L W House, nulse
H J 1'Tainiesie, relief
. Delta l)rug Store, relief
f AM Collins, janitor
I Thomas A MiT.ri.le, cir judge
; City of llillslioro, light, water
't V W Livermore, hriilacs
Victor 11 Linilier, relief
O W ISames, aHsesHing
J 8 I-omung, r and h
Ward IXiwi s, assessing
D it lteasoner, briilges
J 11 llenBiey, r and h
, Tom Sain, Bupt sul.
W W Lewis, '
A B Todd,
Win Cioettleumn, briilties
Big Four Lumber Co, bridges.
k K U llugey, supt Bill, etc
John .McUnui, "
IliUslmro Independent, ptg. .
V K Ilartrampf, r and h ....
1,257 30
6 20
4 80
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24 89
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43 00
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20 83
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37 60
1,77714
20 00
IS 75
7 50
20 00
' 3 60
45 30
104 00
37 50
ltl 25
7 30
10 30
t.lll xu
Clyde l.yncoln, bridge
W ti Prest'oltasse and col..
K P Brown, r ami h
Ole Olsen, r and h
John KaBnenbauin, r ami h..
II M Knssell, r and li
J W Connell, sheriff
J W Connell ex and printing.
The Argus
Big Four Lumber Co, bridges
LJ HolU, Snpt Sul
C E bhorev, " '
John A Johnson Supt Sul....
John Bever, ' " ....
J K Ihckasun " "...
' F M kelsay, " " ....
Thoe Murphy, " ".!!'.
0 W I lines, " " ... j
J J Krebs, " "
II L Flint ' ..!!
K t; Brown, cor' lees
lr K II ISrown, iror plivsiciun
Thos Lyons, cor wit
Tonv Pupa, " "
V. II Ureen, " "
F F' Murray, " juror. . . .
Chas Koberts, ' " . . . .
Ileriuan I'amperson ' ....
Isaac Ball, cor "
U A Kempfer, " "
1 I) Wirth, ' '...!
F J Bailey( health otliccr . ! !
W J Itutuer, sul etc
John Nyherg, supt sul
W Daniels, r and ji
C B Bih hnnan, suleti-
DrChss limes, relief....
DrWI'Yia "
Pete Peterson, "
II T I'gley, justice fees
V J Bailev', witness
Herman Acscbabli witness...
W'ard iHiwns, const (its . . . .
F'-d Fesler, J P w itness
Kd MiCrai'ken, "
Thos Ciheeu, '
Wallace Brown "
Wm Liptoii, "
J II Wem-ott, bridge
J II llenslcy. "
Herman Burkocr, witness. ..
tieo lAlford, ' ....
C I. Johnson, juror
R Beamish, '
Peter Uotlicb, '
Chas ljiinkin,
Wm Nelson, "
V. L AblKitt, "
K Waggener, tueiil for juror
llillslsro Com Bunk r and h
II 1. Kosnell biidge
J W ticxslin, sal etc
i W Hewell, supt sal
'A Buuning, r and h
Boys, girls aid society, relief
lan leisy, relief
Mr. LI wood Haines, relief..
LO Walker, r and h
A B Todd, r aud h
s, .
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1H 00
22 75
25 05
38 Ml
225 00
24 10
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V W Uwi. r and b
L C Walker, r and a
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Court adjoorned. .nIW
J. W.UOODIV
County J ud"B-
Court Caleadw.
a santar Mror lb Clraa" Court M eoo.
A. McBrld.. presidios. Follewlat Is ta.co.
1,W.l"d"L.. Jlk.-a,T. for.
upon
th
fur
W, IB W
asllus. InaulMBt; lasolrsacf
i jui 7a rm Soow aa4 I. B.
Uuitoa vs IJ
UoarM. et al; equity. wmium
148. la th. bbimt ef lb stut of Wllllaa.
J
porwr, lnsolvaney; lBtolncy.
ISA), pnaldsot sad trusUsi of T. . r, , v.
B.
v st. . Attiufli ror tiui"-'- ' .
17, LeulM Joat Mnia
tana. . . .
IWW. prwtasot aad trusts of t. . - -
Jaa Clark aod wlf; " F """"' w
isms, W. H. tyd vs Josame. B. H.
Uufhlta aod Tbons Ku. (oroclosur of
by
ebaole 1 1 a.
jul, Amolla Oraur v Bdnaoa umw,
ilius. Cyrm M. McKay v PavM r.
MsllMSallb; action ror auain.
L. A. Mc.Nary vsUoktoa wiuiams. ni
the
Williams his alfa. at al: forwkisur.
2116. W.tJ. Miller TualaUa Mm i .Kuom
far numav.
IIU Inni y. VlDMUl V KBKIID
t al; partlUon.
to
IM7 MlallllH K. ITIII: JK.'imr..,
txm. Vlnosut lowk v Klcbard Kuio aad
W llbslmlD Kasha, eoatlrBiauoa.
riM. Itabslla O. Morrow v Andre Bruoo,
Biiu KoshlUO. K. IIOUM aud WBWUBS"'-
iunlT raraclosur.
tiU, TualaUa Acadsmy aad PaelM LBivsrsur
va Mort Hallstl: poaamslou ol rl aropsrty.
B. M. Ward, dolog bualaws asm
Lumbar Co.. vs K. V. Cuwll. i al; roiasu
BMChaulo lla.
tiV7, H. K. Nobl v J. Arthur Wslroui. i ai
uli uuu;l title.
2 J.ihu K. UUlr vs K. P. Cadwsll. l '
foraclusur of lien.
iWb, um, W. Klnrvs S. 0. Hu(bi; suit to
null ml.
J. c. Bill v lito. ecnuimericn, i
(uraclosur.
ills, John Mama v Jossph Wei till and Ao
lout Wtlutl; dtmutl.
Xta, aslma Vob v Harman Jullu Vob; dl.
Tore.
a. T. Paekwood V Joahua McDanl! and
C. U Bwssosr; lbrwlour.
XMa, Mary A. Hare, admlaiMratrlx with will
annaxod of lb tate of Cratbla S. Hamilton,
deeaaNd, v Jsnnl Hamilton; for monsy,
238S. Tb Ptno Company vs Goo. W. Oonlin
and Harry L. Hamblstt; condemnation.
2364, lieo. W. Miller v 1. W. Shuw, X. B
Todiim admr. of tb wute ol hoe. H. Tongue,
deoeaMd, A J. W. roull; Injunction.
23AS, W, 0. UoMlla A Harry L. Hambletl
Tb I'eno Company, a eorporalloBj Injunc
lion.
IMA. Row A. Worley v Fred Q. Bucblell el
al; lo quiet till.
3369. Job a L. 8obujlman v A. H. Rudy el
als; lo declare trust.
2371, Wm. H. Bagley it. vs W. T. Hollonbsok;
daaia-es. '
2373, A. V . Anlbony vs HllUboro Gold Mining
Co. a corporation; delivery o' dock.
2381, Joxpbln E. Wyna va Henry Wynn, dl-
Tore.
23H&, Chart Frost vs Annie frost, divorce.
2406, Portland Union Stock yards vs Roses
Regbltto; appeal n-oasjusUo court. '
2107, H. T. Buxton v J. Martod and Maiy
May tod; to quiet title.
240S, J. H. Hoffman vs Eliiabstb fa'earhards A
Jacob Oearbards; lo quiet till.
240, David A. Hood V Alior Hood, dlvoros.
2414, Tb Pane Company a corporation v W.
W. Ripey; rtgbtofway.
2416, Carl Doraneon vs Anton Jaoobeon; for
money.
2417. Ballard Bnow Liniment Co. vs O. W.
Hawkins; fur mooer. '
241S, Lllllaa Bond vs B. T. Waaler; damases.
34 IS. Mlllaa Bond vs J. W. Connell; damagw.
24. 0, lavestmenl Co., a eorporalloa vs John L.
Scbayleman; to quiet till.
2421, Mary A. Coskrlll v T. L. Cockrlll; dl-
voro.
2422, Jobn R. Roberts vs Maud C. Rooorls; dl
voros.
24l, Uannab f. Campbell v Joseph Camp
bell, divoro.
2421, Pacllle Railway NavlgaUon Co., a
corporation vs Mary 8. McUor, right of way.
242A, Pacltle kallway A Navigation Co., a cor
poration vs Weslera Timber Co., a corporation;
for right of way.
2427, Cbarlea A. Wvmaa vs Carolina A. Ladd
tali.
242. HeavertoB A Vt llltburg Railroad Co., vs
Geo. Mazsel Roelna Maicel his wife and C. O.
DeVer; for bt of way.
2429, Nora Hill vs Daniel Hill; divorce.
14;il, RoOlna L. Boardman, vs R. C. Hush et
alt; for accounting. ,
24J. Btcfabn Balkeve Agnes Balk, dlvore.
2434, Ths Cornelius flat Bank, a oo.po atlon
VI M. B. Allen; appeal irom oouutr eouit,
24;i, W. W. Etpsy v Cornelius Brown; money.
24 3. W. P. Beard v Mary M. Bhepard et alt;
lO quirt till.
24:17, v. L. Rulter vs Mettle Ru'.ter; divoro.
2435. Rota Reghltto A;UnjDw Petroueve Lug.
gl Maol and Uulteppe Mtuet, for money.
SMS. Eugene D. Smith vt Mary A. 8ml lb, di
vorce. 2440. B. M. Holland C. Rho.de A Abbi
Rboadee; forecloture ol lien.
2441. laivlo L. Mccracken A Martha A. Me.
Cracken vs Edward McKlaney et all. to qnlet
2442. Ruby t. Brown vs Hertchal H. Browa.
dlvore.
MAddoK-KImberlin.
A pretty home wedding was solemn
ized Thurs,lay, Jan 27th, at 2 o'clock,
at the residence of Mr. and Mr. C. I).
Kitnberlin at Hillsboro. the contracting
parties being F.tta Marina, only daugh.
ter of Mr. and Mre. C. D. Kitnberlin,
and Manhall J. Maddox, of Portland,
the ring ceremony being preformed by
ijev. 1.. t. Belknap, pastor of the M. K.
church, n the presence of a tew rela
tive and intimate friends of both bride
and groom. To th atp.in.
dmg march by Mri, Althea OgdorK of
forest l.roye, the couple entere.1 the
,. ...... wM.cn a era beautifully decorat'
i.n ,"rn, n'1 The
.. -n cnooipagnechiHoo Panama
suit and carried carnation. After the
The . well known in W.shington
count, and a former .indent of Tualatin
Academy and the groom Is a fireman
M""'' '7, ihe - R- X- After Jul?
th thev will ! st knm. i .k.:.
t The Dal I
Oregon.
Ninetieth Anniversary.
Tl.e children, grandchildren and great
grandchild of Thus. . lWy lhtr.
d at t he old homestead, two miles south
eant of Beaverton. on July 1st, to cele
brate with him and his aged wife the
ninetieth anniversary of his birth.
Thos. Denny w. born in Kentucky
ml when three years of sg moved with
n Parent, to Jennings county, Indian..
In A.nl. 1H4W. with hi. young bride .nd
party o( neighbor, and friends he
arted on that perilous journey .croM
the plain, by o, team. ! Xoven.ber
of the same yr th.v reached what is
now the town of Wlllsburg. Thev re
aiained there till U,e following .p,n
when they move,! onto th. donation
Und claim UDo0 w,lich ,h,y hn
reaided eontinuoutly.
"county Gorrcspondence"!
-W. want a. r.portwr Ir. .v, ww. j
lUgular f urretpouilent.
(TooUlhrLaeWek.)
Born June 28. to Mr. and Mr. Hiram
lie, near Sherwood, a son.
7red Colfelt has purchased the livery
barn and barroom In connection in the
town of Tualatin and i having exten
give repain made to the properly and
expect to take charge of the eame Jin-
mediately- ' , " ' '
I,.rk Morback. Ora Johnson and othf
- lk
Sherwood cituen. that' have been win.
netted with the lumber intsrest dow n
the Columbia river returned" home dur
ing th week shutdown" having occurred
In the business.
The Sherwood cornet Uud Jiave pos-
i - - V,.i,rll, . .f
dl-
tors up Bnnoiiiiciiiic a'-ev v.
July ball on the evening ol that day;
The popularity of the boys in furnish
inir flrst class inusjc nuJ iiuiiutni'i'og
order is utlicient guarantee Utat'thej
affair will prove a ueciueu
Wm. Hasfelter i recovering from
severe wound of the foot made with an
ax while slashing on the Unit of V.
McClure last week, also tieorge Huff
man wounded by a piece of gluaa cut
ting deeply into the kuee cap., Mra.
John Corizeluiati applied curUuliciBcid
on the arm a few day ago thinking thej
preparation was a diluted solution of
the same and in consequence a painful
burning of the tissues resulted.
A workman, an employe of the bridge
company at YVilsonville, lost his bain nee
and toppled off the new railroad bridge
and wa instantly killed on Saturday.
He tell 110 feet striking braces in hi
decent, the body finally alighting in a
scow moored at the bank of the river lie
low. The lumber manufacturing business is
on the boom in this vicinity, for in ad
dition to the plant of 25,000 feet daily
capacity to be located near Middleton
depot, of which mention has been made,
another of smaller caliber will be erect
ed in Chehalem trap on the Winter's
place, while the third new enterprise
long these lines will be situated two
miles southeast of tow n on the Modaon
farm, the latter controlled by "McMinn-
ville parties
"Slugging affairs," the inevitable re
sult of overindulgence in booze, possi
bly may be regulated to the. rear now,
naMiiiich "as it is surid" the Sunday lid
will be fastened down again hero, (until
the cloud roll by presumably.) It is
reported that not drop was. on tap last
Sunday. 4
Jack Hess, a well known farmer' re
aiding near town, recently returned from
California where he has been visiting
relatives, and while returning via the
Klainalli l-ake rattroau met with an
citing adventure he is not likely. to for
get. The train became unuiaimgvalde
on mountain side and. plunged uncoil
trolled to the bottom, uppettiug, derail
Ing and smashing the car lie occupied,
but fortunately none .of the occupants
were seriously injured. . t -
The publicly expresses, utft-alled for
opinion of certain "Buttinskies" inedi
cally, or otherwise, almost- "always
proves erroneous for the simple 'reason
that ignorance and prejudice is the cor
nerstone of thought. For instance dipt)
tlierla is the true disease only wliou it is
proven so, diptheritio bacillus found on
microscopical examination.. Membran
ous croup does not always assume the
above condition, hence the lack of con
tagion in a great many instances.;. Butt
insky to the contrary notwithstamling.
George l'arrish, formerly a resident of
the county but at present a, farmer of
Tillamook, has been in town the past
few days on a visit. He report time
lively at the Bay City and the railroad
people making rapid progress on the
new line to the coast.
A sporadic case of scarlatina .implex
ha appeared in the family of Angelo
Chereglno, at the Sandpit three mile
below town. The place is under qnar
antine and the disease is not expected
to become epidemic in that neighbor
hood. No new cases have been reorted
during the week.
Henry Mier and ltl year son, Karnewt,
were severely bruised in a runaway ac
cident at Conzelman Bros, sawmill
i uesiay aiternoon. i ne team iwjinie
frightened at the noise 'made by the
steam whistle and bolted, with one sill
upon the wagon, knocking them both
down, the rear wheel passing over Mr.
Mler's shoulders, producing a number
ot uruises and lacerations. I tie young
lad was less Injured, the damage Wing
confined to the region of the knee joint,
but not of a serious nature.
Beaverton.
Regular Correspondent. '
Thos. I). Mitzel of this city and Miss
Nellie Hageman of Kelso, Wash'., were
married in Portland July. 4th. TI ey
will reside in this place , Mr Mit.el be
ing employed by the l.ivermwre Mill
Co. .
Miss Lois Vincent visited Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Vortluhd.
Mrs. O. W.Tefft, after having spent
a week at home, has again returned to
Kalama, Wash., where she is camping
for the summer.
Miss Dora Fisher, who has been re
iding at Aberdeen, Wash-for the past
year, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Ktta Cady, will spend a couple of weeks
visiting home folks in this place.
The Beaverton baseball team gave a
demonstration of the national sport, on
the local grounds, last Hundav In ton-.
unction with an aggregation of balltoss-i
, ers from Xew jerusaleiu. Tha result
scor, u( j3 to 3 in favor oi ii
ton.
rl Rolf, ,tl new "candidate for
the treiden, st h'n loma in
'(eofgWU boy al'ifh arrived lust
Sunday. ,
The
Tijuhkh.! ton of C.
II. Fry fell
from a t .. fractured
his collar
boue(.dy. ggo.
I'-euvertoo,,, quite well represented
at the celsbrgtiuB Ju'V 4tu gt Hillsboro.
Fully two-tiiirjsuf th people who went
way from j,, to celebrate went to
Hillsboro. '
It i too bj iat the noise of a Fourth
of July cssjUgfjon annoy tome of the
vounijer nitiou to such an extent
that thsy mast take a social excursion
to distant poi,, to avoid it. For their
IuforiuatioQ J Bjoold say that there is a
country Jujt ., 0f the state of ash-
inglon her, uu July 4th is the
'rlli'""u oJ Bol tlie ruii1
Aunt Sally.
WiiiTMBfield.
The follujn ja taken from the Cor
vallis liawtt,,j July Nth. ' The groom
ia a former hnidont of Hillsboro, a rela
tive of th Wiiiy 0f this city, an, I a
young nianyUo has a host of friends
who wih bim ami his bride happiucHH
and prosx,tity ju their new relationship :
A pretty mi,jng occurred Weilnes
day evenmut ,oiue of Mrs. Caro
line Majlis n j((l addition, when
Miss Florence iMaxfleld became the
bride of Sltrii Wilkes, of Southern
Oregon. I
1 lie ceremony! as performed at H:IK
by Kev. C.T.iturd ol the Lnite.1 i:,an
gulical cliunb, b)i the presence of about
loriy nve rlativlt-a aud friends.
At the tainted time Miss Leon a
Jackson Uimil. wedding march ami
me young cuipk descended the stairs
and took their aces under a large bell
of white lilienigiiiended from a green
arch of ivy tnd string. Thev were pre
ceded by tio arettv little (lower girls,
Fruncis WiU ,,l Verim Mai thews.
Alter coiijriijiation., refreshments
were serveUuai tbe evening spent in
a social way. Tfje house was beautilully
derorated throughout with (lowers.
The bride iorf while silk, with full
length veil laj darned carnations. She
has been a pup,,!,,, teacher in the t or
vallis public irtinols lor several vears
and is a niulati womanly girl who is
highly estiue4 by a wil circle of
friends. Tin (room is a former impular
O. A.C (Jtudeot gjf high character, aud
is lAdding a t'f position at tliu Blue
lilge Mine it southern Oregon.
Mr. and Mri. Wilkes were the recip
ient of man; handsome and ireful pres
ent consisting i,( silverware, china and
linen. Thev left J- ridav noon for their
new home, followed bv the good wisliea
of many sincere friends.
They Wait the Knots Untied.
A. K. Deven of I'ortland, has com
menced Suit itllit circuit court of this
county against liia wife, Kinaline Ic
vere, en th, r,J,l of croei anil iuliu-
man treatment nfttssatilt. They were
married in Iowa 's K, and in IS'.Ci she
hit him a clip acres the forehenil with
a large plow tile, hrting both his feel
ings and his face, ind in l'.HM eho as
saulted him with Wr Hits, a In Sullivan.
At this time he wu Id ill health and
the encounter brought on a relapse. She
also made life unendurable, he says, by
unsing insulting liniiutfe in presence of
other and her conduct injured his busi
ness. She tried to get the keys to hit
place of business, iml has taken a letter
of hi from the poiUitlicewliich he wants
and which she opened and retained.
He wants a divorce becsure of the al
ledged injury to hit Icoliug', his biifi
nes and his face.
In this instance it is a woman that
will ask Judge Mcliride to use his judi
cial knife in severing the. hateful bonds.
Albert Fendt married his blushing (ier
trude in 1'orllsnd in l'J04, and after a
short period of Win he tock to the
woods and is running yet. She wants
the judge to keep lnui guing.
Charles W. Brewbaker says he mar
ried his wife Kmrn at 1'ort Orchard,
Wash., May 24, lau). and on or about
the Uth day of April, 1W.". t I'ortland,
she willfullvand without cue gave
him the shake and has continued to live
oway from him. Consequently he wants
a divorce and will k Judge Mcliride to
do up the job, and to give such other
relief as his honor may deem just.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the estate of Frank
Bernards, deceased; it is ordered that
Charles Iternards, executor, be directed
to institute sucli proceedings against
Ann Bernards bs may "'em pmiiei for
the recovery 0f all money or personal
property belonging to said estate.
In the matter of th estate of (ieorge
A. liore, deceased; it is ordered that the
administratrix execute and deliver to
Francis I.. (iorp deed conveying to her
the interent nl i A. (lore, deceas
ed, in and to Wis described in petition
on payment of ".V.ta). and mai m
salelof lands tie ard hereby ia in all re-
specie conlirined.
In the nutter of the estate of Lay
mond Dixon, deceased; James Dixon
appointed administrator on his tiling a
bond in the ..it :'). and K. A. I'ix-
on, J. W. Sherwool and S. L. Curly le
were apKii,i appraisers.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Ueanlurservl. .t the Conitregatlonal
church next Sunday i'l,l",l si'.,,,y
miiioui at iu o clis'k. Jlornmu r
"Homely Virtues" The congregation
is Invited hi i .'i,- uni.in services in
the evening, v p s. C. K. at 7::!0.
Howard Oil Patrick. I'ast-.r.
Services it n. f V.. church next
Sabliath, prescdif,,.' both morning and
evening by tl ntor. Kev. I r. Bel
knap. Sunday .chool at 10:tHla. in.;
morning service 11 IK) a. m. ; Fpworth
league at 7:ikj 'n u,.. aud evening ser
vice at 8:00 D. '
Preaching service at Witch llael at .1
. in.
The Kev. , '7T7Im k of Pallas
will preach st ti.-'.,.lu.rnacle on Sunday
at II o'clock, ,to ,t 3 p. m. and at p.
urday eveni. number of the
it. ifKirb ..in ureacu on
churches will " i,. in a union service
In the taliern..! n Snn.lav evening.
The services ,,,i.noe eat li night
during next wk The Bev. N. W.
';ager ot Dtt .' present on Wed
nesday evening tod will preach.
SAILOKS
In black and white, rough or
plain htraw.
GLOVES
A new line of gloves, White,
l!ack, Brown and Slate color, in
both long and short lengths.
UNDERWEAR
A new line of ladies' and child
ren's knit underwear.
New muslin gowns, corset covers
and white skirts.
APRONS
White, Mack, Gingham and the
Fancy Handkerchief aprons. Just
received.
Wants.
Strayed.
Buckskin Mare; white face, black
tail, split in left ear; hind foot deform
ed. Reward. F. Brampton, It. F. I. 1.
Hillsdale, Or.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that more than
six months ago I wove a carpet for some
person, who suid they lived in Buxton,
and whose address is unknown to me.
The same bus never been called for, and
if not taknn away within thirty days
(mm date of this notice, the carpet will
be sold to pay for weaving, warp and
advert ixing.
Dated at Hillsboro, Ore., this 5th day
of July, l'.H)7.
JACOB ASCIIBACIIEK.
Carpet Weaver.
WANTED.
Organizers, either sex, on salary of
fli'i) Ot) a month and expenses for an up-to-date
Association, paying weekly sick
and accident benefits and furnishing
Tree medical attendants to all its mem
ber, liberal contract will be made
with producers of business.
American Sick and Accident Associa
tion, Buffalo, N. Y.
Lost.
Wednesday afternoon near the merry
i round at the 1'ark, a small black
piiiMe containing a small sum of money
and three keys. If the finder will re
turn the keys to I.. M. lloyt's store he
can keep the money. '
Hay for Sale.
A quantity of clover hay for sale in
the field in Hillsboro. Inquire ol F. M.
lleldel.
Your Credit la. Good For
Any o( our I'.'H) style of buggies, sur
reys, phaetons, spring, farm and lum
ber v. agons, aud etc. $ 5 per month or
5 per cent discount for cash. Address
Century Mfg. Co., Hillsboro and get a
huge catalogue of styles and prices.
Kvcrv vehicle warranted for three years
from any defect whatever.
To Hop Growers.
Quasha Chips and Whale Oil Soap
for upraying hops for Sale at tba Climax
Feed Store.
For Sale.
ONF. SPAN HORSES AND TWO GOOD
Cows. Inquire of C. M. Nickle, two
miles west of Hillsboro on Baseline
ihe new liarber when In Corne
lius and get a tirst-c.Iass shave
and haircut. It coils you
nothing if voti are not satisfied.
L K. FlsK, rroprietor.
When You Go to Tillamook
Stupsl the W1IITK Hlil'HK. 12 mllee west Of
torcit drove ou W I lion River Hoed. Hate;
M.-ala. ASc; lo.lKlni.2Ae; board with room p'
unit grain, II. M; liar alone, "to.
i.r i.inxl through house: modsra bath, te.
Telephone or wrll the proprietor,
ICy Q VV 1 S 6 1 " "an" eVperSenoed
,w Hrdreulle Kngloeerex-
tx-rt your place and iwleci you a plan! tbal will
. . . .. nf ni.v f.Fn. hAMI
or bum. Vmi bare do Idea bow PHI It will
t- vt'r lliu wnirr w muj w.
oot lien the runi e leouou i. niu. '' "
tween 7 anil s.:aj a, m. ami vu p. .
boro Hotel. FKEDRIC H. MILLER.
Wanted- A Cream Separator;
state capacity, make, length of tima
used and price. Address, Box 48, Route
1, Laurel, Oregon.
Land and Mineral Decisione.
The following synopsis ol Land and
Mineral Decisions is furnished this of'
tice bv WViodford D. Hsrlan, Land At
torney, Washington, D. C, and under
this head will be published from weak
to week decisions which may be of in
terest to our leaders:
If it is shown that a legal subdivision
entered as coal land is not in fact of
such character, the entry should be
canceled as to such tract.
An entry of coal land must beiestrict
ed to contiguous tracts.
Land which produces a crop, though
an Inferior one, whether of grass, wheat,
barley, or other crop to which the soil
and climate are adapted, which ia a tair
reward fur the einse of producing it,
is not desert land.
Annual rainfall taken into considera
tion in determining whether lanJ ia de
sert in character.
Final proof may be submitted oo an
entry during pendency of adverse pro
ceedings auainst entry.
To establish residence, there must be,
concurrent, with tha act ol settlement,
an intent to make the land a home to
the exclusion of one elsewhere.
To the Ladies.
JIOISKKV
Some line new Hoisery in Black
and Brown for ladies ami children.
NECKWEAR
Ladies neckwear and Windsor
Ties, ami Garterettes.
TOST CARDS! TOST CARDS!
A splendid line of new postcards
in leather, water colors, scenic and
comic cards. Something to "please
evervone.
RIBBON'S! RIBBONS!
AH colors, all widths.
Mrs. I. Bath,
Independent Building, Hillsboro.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Cha Robert, and wflo Frederick Col.
felt part of blk t Tualatin NU UU
Mary K Robert el al to Kre.ler .ek i oi-
fell pari or blk 1 town of TunUiin luxi uu
Walter Hannan et wflo Kab UiumbIIciu
tract In eeo 4 1 2 u i w 7' UU
Nancy I Banks el al to hut llarier
part of lot S blk 1 Hauki . lc.0 uu
M i Kinney lo J W ihule part or eoo '.'H
lDlw ro uu
T 8 Button el al to t W Moure and wr
part of eeo 18 1 2 s 2 w 3niu I
M l.amond lo Jobn M (ill! and f lot
12 lu Idd Reed'e add to HeaverUin
aud other land. . iVj oo
A U Holt man aud wf to W C KerUou
lot 1 A 2 blk Soutb Park add Kon-t
CI rove . -."iooo
Rather I Woods to Joseph. Veriullyea 1
acre In W B Chat Held d I e 1 1 s 4 w... miiui
R W Alrey and wflo L J Moltlt pailol J
U Walker d le 12s t w .o ou
Mary A Blae lo Hubert V Whitney part
of lot 10 Flrwood Kariu (6. 11) acres lu0 OU
BenJ J.neway to Mary J Jaueway lots I
1 3 A I block 4 Hberwood SuU 10
r C Drib and wf to J Buckley tract ad-
Joining Korea! Urov on east iooo uu
Nell J Bion Snd wf lo M A Hliaw :w
acres In aeo IS t 1 s 2 w . 'jiuo Uo
Mrs J H Le to WIMI.m Holl loll SI UtM
blk 14 Weal Portland HelihU ) OU
8 L Wirth lo J l W Irtb acre. In 12 a
1 SOU ou
J W Bhute and wf lo F M lleldel pari of
sec 14 A 2Si I n 4 w (M acre.) 1 oil
F M lleldel el al lo 0 W MoUee .am a.
abov . (io
W I Clark and wf lo Mary A Clarke lot
7)ray Oak eubdivi.lon (8W acre.) 1 OU
Wo Shield, aud wflochariee Hall KM)
acre. In aece IS A 24 1 2 n w In) 00
Jo. iluliwr loJobu Ctiubaer parlol aeo
-. iooo UU
lneetmeul Co to Luui. V (illlnt el m
lot. 14 A IS Anbhroiik Farm "Mo OU
Nelaon H Whaler et al lo Wm II While"
2UJ6.63 aecs II, 15, 10 A 22 ('2u& acrel 7KXU 011
. jOi - jiOi. it'wrOi rCiv .
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Climax Milling Co.
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