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IlilUboro 12:07
Cornelius 12:15
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Secretary Taft will vi.lt Portland Sep.
temherH, ,n,j th R n .
ll Drenar.
ing to entertain 10.000 visitor ffo di(.
.eu parte of Oregon. Tl.e railroad
ve niaae a rate of
third from all point.
one (are and a
P. IJ. V1CKEHS, Agent.
Economy Fruit Jar at Greer'.
!: very tiling In the fine of Fruit Jari
at lireer'.
Get your tiop ticket! at The Indepen
dent office.
Money to loan on real estate security.
II. T. liagley.
Fine line of pocket book at IlilUboro
Pharmacy ; 2ie to 1 2.75.
G. II. Leedy, of Tigardville, aa
county seat visitor Monday.
Bane Bull good cf all klnda a R. Lee
Sear' Bicycle shop on Main street.
Mra. Kuirus McKinney, of The Argu
went to Newport Saturday and returned
Tuesday.
8olendid line of hair brushes at the
IlilUboro Pharmacy. Twenty -five cent
The old walka have been torn op In
front of the .tore of John Dvnnia, the
IlilUboro Pharmacy, the Khute Bank.
K. II. Greer'i, Nelson Hardware. ...mi..
Grange property on Mainatreet. and the
work of putting In cement walk will
commence eoon. Thie will U a much
needed Improvement and a erRt ..l.ii.
"on w me look! of the city.
Following ia the program for the band
comert in court bouse yard Saturday
March-Sacred Shall We Gather
" ln7 Klver Fillmore
"..uwrmiic Meign liell Dance Brook
oeiecnon-Hartha Hotow
r.aira .
... , lcn : t-blue Reeve
nim-niM Mower Kiefer
r.aira
' '" ure J. K-'oUeiu u Gruenwald
noaie ,
Mayor IHnuia has caught the tin
provement fover, along with a lot more
IlilUboro people, and ia adding a atory
torn cottage en rirst street. He hai
taken away the front fence and we are
informed that it la hi Intention to make
that corner one of the beauty spot of
l IlilUboro. Improvement move alowly
but lurely, and it ii a noticeable fact that
what 1 done i of the permanent kind,
to $2.75.
Mr, lleberly and children, of Chico
Calif., are viilting at the home of Depu
ty Surveyor A. A. Morrill.
James Butler ha rented one of the
Uhoade' cottage and will move in and
go to housekeeping at once.
The plank for First street it now all
on the ground and work of planking
that thoroughfare will begin aoon
Dr. Wood' new brick on Main itreet
lav-progressing finely and the front and
roof w ill be put on in a few days,
Do you want a nice pocket book. The
IlilUboro Pharmacy ha fine line
ranging in price from 25 cents to 12.75,
Mr. Uliea of Bone, Idaho, mother of
Mr. II. T. Baglev, i a guest at the Bag
lev home and will remain aeveral
month.
Gov. Chatulerliiin haa iued a pro
. clamation declaring September 2 a Lab
or Day. What' the matter with the
other :i(4 day in the year?
Laurel liovt this week moved hi
household goods from hi old residence
on First street to hi new home on Sev
enth street, Southeast llillsboro.
Looking lor a good hair brush? The
IlilUboro Pharmacy has just received a
nice assortment, ranging in price from
25 cents to )2 75. Be sure and aee the
lot. '
John Shaffer left last Saturday for Ak
ron, Ohio, where he will visit hi daugh
ter for a couple of month. He will al
to visit other Eastern cities before hi
return.
D. J. Ilousely, formerly in the meat
market business in this city, wa down
from North Yamhill, Monday. He has
disposed of hi 4-acre tract of land on
the Tualatin river west of tin city.
Judge Goodin and Commissioner
Buchanan met with the Forest Grove
city council Tuesday night when it wa
decided to do tome needed work on the
street to the depot and the road east of
the city. The' work will be begun with
in ten day.
Ira Barrett pent Sunday at Yau,uina
Hay with hi parent who are enjoying
life at that popular ummer reort. He
report that there are great crowd at
both the Iwy and Newport and every
body i making tke mot of thi beauti
ful weather.
There i hole in the sidewalk in
front of the City Bakery where a child
could easily break a leg,, If heorhe
were unfortunate enoutrh to drop Into
It. Street committee take notice and
avoid a possible damage uit.
On Monday Coonty Clerk Godman is
aued a marriage license to Jacob Her
gert and Clara Pitcock, both of Cornel
ius, and Hon. J. W. Goodin made the
two one In alxmt three minute. Both
have the lst wishes of many friend for
their future happines.
M. Cook, of North Corneliu. while
working on barn last Saturday, lost
his footing and fell di.tance of eigh
teen feet, dislocating hi right .boulder.
Dr. A. B. Bailey wa. called and on ac
count of Mr. Cook' ige. 70 year, a I
ministered chloroform while reducing
the dislocation.
Portland marketmen ay that the ad
V.nced price of butter i. V
that the creamerie. that are holding to
. lower price will hv. to meet the ad
vance. Creamery butter 1 selling
lor 73 cent, per roll of two pound,
vraler. are looking for large .hlpm.nt.
next week. In Portland th.
market i Hooded with poor tock.
. l,a hllil.lmff
n. I nklater 1 nav's -
, .. . . -
...d moved to hi
lot on Second
.Treet west remodel!, and when com-
pleted will tor' . it
dt believe. In doing thing well. II
ireSn.conclu.ionth.t thi. .true
I'ure wTb..- improvement to tbtt-tion.
County Treasurer Jackson ha. moved
Into the room, recently vacated by
County Surveyor Walker. The room
ha. been repapered, painted and thor
oughly cleaned and Mr. Jackson look
perfectly satisfied with hi new quar
ten. He will be pleased to receive all
caller a uaual, but if the weather Is
bad and you care to keep the smile on
the face of our usually pleasant treasur
er, wipe your feet before crossing the
threshold of the new office.
Workmen ar making over the build
ing on Second street, formerly used by
Simon A Abbott aaa second-hand store,
and when completed will be used by
James Miltenberger as the Den of
Sweets. A new and up-to-date front
will be put in, the interior made uew
and the whole painted, paered and re
novated. Mr. Miltenberger hopes to
get in and doiug business iuido the
next ten days. Mis Rose Cave will be
employed a assistant in the confection
ary department.
On Saturday last the 11-year-old son
of Grant Bacon, living near Centerville,
met with an accident which will put
him out of commission for the nest four
or nve week, lie was on horseback
when hi horse wa frightened by the
barking of a dog which ran into the
road a the lad wa riding by. He wa
thrown and sustained a fracture of both
bone of the right fore arm, about !,'
iochea above the wrist. Dr. F. A. Bai
ley was called and set the fracture.
Another robbery i rejiorted from Ced
ar Mill. It it laid that the home of
Mr. Senften, whose residence wa loot
ed last week, wa again entered Tuesday
night and ransacked from one end to
the other, but nothing of value taken.
Mra. Senften wa away from home at
the time, a line the last robbery she
1 afraid to day in her house at night
and goea to a neighbor'. A valuable
hone wa also stolen from O. Murray of
Cedar Mills, and it la uMoed that the
theft wa done by the housebreaking
parties. The people of Cedar Mill are
up in arm at these frequent depredtt'
tion and if the perpetrator are caught
some one will mffer.
The city wa thrown in darkness in a
twinkle last Sunday night about the
time the minister had reached the "ie
condly" and from that time until to Ward
morning the only light to be had wa
that 1)f other days. At the union meet
ing in the Congregational church, where
large crowd had assembled, the preach
er continued with his sermon just a if
preaching in darkness wa no unusual
thing, and at the close of the discourse
be led in singing and everything passed
off in fine style, though everybody in
the audience looked just alike and there
wa no distinction a to color or style of
dree. The engine at the power house
bad got out of order and to prevent any
accident to the machinery the engineer
shut down and the citizen, went home
by the light of the moon.
It may be of interest to many to know
that there is about 200 weather bureau
station in the United State and in the
near future the government will equip
about 30 of these stations at the center
with small rubber balloon which will
carry to Height oi irom one to lour
mile self-recording instruments, record
ing the variation in the temperature,
the air pressure, the humidity of the air
and the wind velocity. These small
balloon carry np their instrument to
height of many mile where the tem
perature at all time it very low, exceed
ing 100 degreee below aero. The ther
mometer! are tested by mean of liquid
air to the lowest point likely to be
reached at great elevation. It costs the
government about on and one-balf mil
lion annually for experimental work
along these lines. Ex.
An alarm of fir was turned in Wed
nesday evening about 9 o'clock and toon
the .treeU were nnua tun, peouie.
Firt report wa ttiat the Jackson DNdge
wa In flame. Shortly alter omeone
informed the crowd that W . E. Thorne
field of hay wa going up In moke. It
turned out that Mr. Thorne, wnose
hnme Is iut outh of the Houtriern ll-
cilic depot, had a lot of weed and dried
grass he wi.hed dUpoeed of, so h invit
ed his neighbor over to witnes a bond
fire, little realising that hi mtie peny
ould bring out the tire department ami
the whole town. Hut it uiu. im
company made a qui.
themeelve ltn B'ory. u
boy. howed that they are "Johnnie on
the pot," firt or no fir.
is
day.
Mr. Susie Morgan, accompanied y
ner ion, went to the coast last Saturdav
for a week' outimr.
J. M. Greear left for feudleton yee
terday morning on a business trip. He
is expected home tomorrow.
The young people of the Farmlngton
M. K. church will hold an ice cream so
cial in the church grove on Saturday
evening, August 24. A cordial in vita
tion is extended to all.
epokm.
The ChrUtian church Sunday school I
joying a picnic at Shot park to- Ketaitr O
A deucb"' ' about 4o0offlcers and
men from" 'rrti t Vancouver
Wash., (!' " iU.lleton Fridsy
night hi' l,1,:'yon a practice
march anJ Ocean Park. Tilla
mook eouai? '
Kev. Fi'l'0 Ft C.iove, auperin
tendent of ckurcbea tle t-0 ..!,
al deooaiiuu" '' teu here several
days engn"1 'Herein of the lo
cal church. Ju. Cowman haa
been nna8iBoai"' -lectd pastor and
tli.. a:.lnrr ras'ijual&l a,)im.Kht
i ne usual service will be held in the .n.i..n.urt with the labor r...iri
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"UirKoiiuui cuurcn euuuay morn- Kev. Comta Mireu loug well
in. L nwn service will be held in the J faittfullj tere i behalf of the con
meiuouisi cuurcn in the evening. Key. Mention. ii" without "thB (..-. .i
II. Gilpatrick. of the Consreirational i. ... .-ra" uul i iu r...;ii...
church preaching the sermon.
Gosi)l meetings will be held in the
large tent on First street, opposite the
Crescent Theatre, beginning Saturday,
Aug. 17th and continuing indefinately.
Excellent music and straight preaching.
Everybody cordially invited,
Teachers examination, are In progress
at the school house. Today 1 held the
tate examination and tomorrow will
be devoted to county examination.
There are 43 writing for county an.l 7
for date paper.
hit service. vw latent, as in this
action, ia toswiendsble aud deserving
and Lue tl.eunuei support of not only
church UH'r,1 wt the eutire com
muuityst !rii- I 1
Georira Youog anil wife have disposed
of their nouielioM furniture here and
are preprint to emuiigrate to Tillamook
county. lrs. ioung Kues to her par
eut'a liotu ' Oretown thie week where
her huslwnJ intenda to follow a toon
a his buaiDt can l arranged. They
will probably locate permanently la Til
lamook Citv.
Uncle Sams warrior captured thi
The Independent I in the hand of
our friend for the next week, and our place that i the liquid refreshment
reader will probably appreciate the portion of it rriilay nurlit without fir-
change. Any item of new for publica
tion will be thankfully received by our
"better half," who is bos for the next
ten day.
Mr. and Mr. L. W. House and Llola
and Earl House returned from a three
weeks' outing at the mineral springs at
Carson, Wash. They are very muchlm
proved in health and say they enjoyed
the trip very much. Mr. House met F.
M. Heiilel just as his party were leaving
for home. - Mr. lleidel expects to stay
at the springs several week.
iug a shot, ru'ept pnaibly that fired out
of their pket hooka. Pay day baa
been recent and the well known conviv
ial habit of uMierboya with dough in
their pocketi ei plain the aituation. A
dry and dmtj route throuuh, and into
equally (dry rountiea on their way to
the coast mar have figured in the case
also, this pitta ieing the only "oasis"
on the trackltet desert, it was necessary
to ' fill tli Uuks.': before striking pro
hlbition territory.
Nearly f:D0 in dividend check were
distributed here Saturday to the holder
of a guilt edged Goldfleld luiniug stock,
the first sine the development of the
mine. Quarterly dividends of 10 per
cent will borenfter be paid, it Is an
nounced, on his stock, indefinitely.
An exchange say that "a cup of hot
milk 1 helpful when wakeful. The t il
low should be of the height that exer
ience shows is the best; the clothing
just comfortably warm, the hair and
face free from all discomfort, the bed
fairly soft and the mind free from activ
ity." Then say to yourself " W hal't the
use," and kick until the breaking of the tnd time deposits ars constantly tug'
lay. Nervous people will tell you that menting and an air of prosperity gener
hot milk is not the panacea. Best for a ally predominates., A "long-felt want'
mouth ia a better remedy.. But few of
us can take it.
The buainFM uf the Bank of Sherwood
is steadily increasing with time. sUht.
IlilUboro plays t'.ie Bank baseball i
team next Sunday at Bank. There
ill be a special train over the P. R. &
has filled tli hiatus in a business way
and our ioi!a are iwrfectly satisfied
with the venture.
C, II. Lovajuy. of Portland, son-in-
law of If, H. Welch, of this place, and
N., leaving the foot of Main, street at Horace, son of the latter, will move to
Bay Citv, Tillamook county soon where
they will lmiid and place In commission
a gasoline launch for tow and passenger
service on thahay, ,
Rev. Foltue, haa been busy in the
Tualatin rWliiew districts durlrg
toe week sir
tert pretainini
Our friend,' the local newt chasing
dame of Besrerton tills attention to our
dereliction in .suspending our usual
"weekly" eorrepjiondence. Now, as bis
"home happenings" have been contri
buted in a aporadic' manner heretofore,
why not" accord Indulgence where a
weakly weekly attempt has been made
They were not a bad looking lot and did on our part for a long time past? Ab-
1 o'clock and'tickota for tht round trip
ill be told lor 60 cents. The game,
liich will be a hot one from the start,
ill be called at 2 o'clock sharp. The
boys are looking for a large crowd of
IlilUboro rooters to go to Banks to yell
for the prettiest game of the season.
The three men arrested in the livery
stable hay loft Wednesday night and
ven bunk in the city "rest room,'
ere turned loose in the morning, as
they claimed they were working for the
Climax Mill. One of them showed
mark of flour on hi clothing a evi-
ence. They aay they went to the loft
to lave the price of bed at the hotel.
AUiii"K eourcn w
i to IV conKreeationi,
not have the appearance of professional
h.loes.
At the regular meeting of the Odd
Fellow held last Tuesday evening it I
was decided to remove the old planking
in front and on the east tide of their
building and In itt place put down a
good cement walk. Tearing up the old
walk has already begun.
ence and ithy, combined, place u
both on the eame footing and explain
the Bituation fully.
An Appleton, Wis., dispatch of Au
gust 14th says that a merger of all print
ing paper mills in Vj'iaconain, Minneso
ta and Michigan, representing $30,000,-
000 will be cloaed by John llanrahan,
of New York. It has reached the point
where every newspaper publisher of a
weekly will have, to rai-e the price of
1 Miss Nellie Wallace of the Pacific Tel
ephone and Telegraph Company, left
last evening for Hammond, Or, where subscription or lose money on every
he will iend her two week' vacation copy lent out. The price of paper has
with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Frank .teadily advanced Mr more than a year,
Wallace.
There will be preaching tervicet at
the Christian church next Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock.
The commissioners have moved the
rockcrusher to near Foreet Grove, where
some good road work is in progress.
Much satisfaction is expressed in regard
to the work done at Cedar Mills, and
white it has cost considerable money,
there is a good deal to show for the out
lay and persons interested in that local
ity lay the county board 1 entitled to
much credit. The readjust completed
begins at the mill pond at Cedar Milli
and extendi 4,200 feet up the mountain,
about half way up the grade. The road
ii forty feet wide, with twelve feet of
crushed rock in the center. The work
was commenced June 17th and finished
August 1st. No more work will be done
there at present, as this completes the
amount laid out for thi year, but it will
be continued ear.y in the ipring. Thi
is a very important highway known aa
the Cornell road, and ia used extensive
ly by persons going to and from Port
land, Greenville, Monntalndale and
Glencoe. One gentleman, who is a large
property holder in Cedar Mill, and
who has been watching the road work
carefully, said to Judge Goodin the oth
er day, "I feel like shaking hand with
you every time we meet, for vou have
accomplished what others have tried to
do for years given a good atretch of
road ; and while the expense ia conald-
erable, we are satisfied, for the result is
just what is needed and will be lasting."
The commissioner have just finished
until the bare paper costs a much
again a it urn a year at;o. The Inde
pendent itill remain at $1.00 per year,
but the lubecription price will be raited
to $1.50 thia fall. Subscribe now and
lave the advance.
Carl Laraon, the drayman, has been
togging hi horses out with the beat let
of work harnes ever put on a team in
thlt county, say thoxe who know
what constitute good material in the
harness makers line. L. E. Gotham,
the Main street barnena maker, manu
factured the barnesa and the Job waa
completed in all detail in hit shop.
Mr. Larson put up .) for the "new
dres."
Hit Breath Give Him Away.
If Jame Hanks, of tiacton, Or., had
eaten a few clores Jeeterday he would
be a far richer man than at present.
When ho apt""1 'n the municipal
court to protest hi" innocence of a charge
of drunkcnnt'M. "e '"'gt to take Into
consideration tin court'i olfactory or
gans.
"You are chanr1 with being drunk,"
aid Judite Cnon hen the Gaaton
offender waa led before the bar.
"Drunk !" thundered the Gaston pro
duct in finely ll"ull"d amazement.
Why, ir, do y bow sir, that I nev-
i !. mw l:r. .... .
er was drnnx "ie .neurunx,
sir? The ides i pr'Herous."
Banks leaned earnestly toward the
court and put ' volume in his voice
by way of eniph""-
You drink si a while, don't
you?" queried th court innocently.
1D uie.i liquor, but
",.t at all
grading 3,:100 feet of new road at Bank of )j(te t n.vef to'1' P''itou liquor in
along the P. R. A N. track, which will Mf fornit protest"1 the prisoner,
be planked. t're turof that?" persiited the
For Bale.
2 milch cow and one beifer calf for
aale tor lack of feed. Inquire at C. C.
Hancock' Store.
C. A. Whltmore,
Cornell us. Or.
"Positive." v1
"Then your poaveneM will cost ytu
five dollars," said us nonor, "for lean
mell your bresOi dr up here, and it
sneas eloquent!? '' Tour conviction."
Portland Or?''
Commlaalonera' Proceedinge.
(Continued from Ijist Week.1
Board met in regular scssisn Au
futt .. J. V. Goodin. Judge and
SV. J. Butner and C. B. Buchanan,
commissioners, present.
Report of K. J. Godman, clerk,
received aud approved; receipt
$l73-5-
Report of Willi Ireland, record
er, approved; receipt $310.40
The appointment of K. T. Wei-
enbeck as deputy sheriff confirmed.
Road petition of C. True, et al;
viewers' report read first time. Re
port read again and adopted and
road ordered opened at expense of
petitioners.
Bills ordered allowed in suit of
State of Oregon vs Kate Bradley
and N. T. Anderson, in justice
court. Also iji case of State vs An
drew Hoereth.
Report of K. C. Brown, coroner,
in investigating into the death of
C. E. Harbaugh, received and approved.
Bond of Climax Milling Co., for
warehouse bond, in the sum of
2,000 received aud approved.
The gateway petition of Leonard
W. Hill received and the following
persons appointed to view and lo
cate said gateway: A. A. Morrill,
deputy county surveyor, John F.
Cars tens and John Calwell. View
ers will meet at 9:30 a. m. at begin
ning point of said road, on Monday
August 26,
It is ordered that the sum of
l5,ooo be transferred from the
county fund to the county road
fund.
It is ordered that the sura of $130
be transferred from the county fund
to the road fund of the city of
Uillsboro," and the sum of $22 Irom
the county fund to the road fund ot
the town of Cornelius.
It appearing that George Hunger
paid a poll tax of 97 cents and that
the said George Hunger is under
the age of 31 years. It is therefore
ordered the sum of 97 cents be re
funded.
It is ordered that the sum of 44
cents be refunded to Geo. ICasson
on account of double payment of
tax.
It is ordered that the sum of
$388 be refunded to A. KaufmanJ
on account of double payment of
tax.
It is ordered that the sum of
14.46 be refunded to Otto Hen
d rick son on account otsdoublc pay
ment of taxes.
The following additional Litis were al
lowed :
II T Bagley, justice fees 10 35
Wm Reid, " " 1 0(1
A G Vaughn, wit j p court 12 00
II II Hawley, " " 5 10
E C Brown, coroner's fees 9 55
Dr W D Wood, " physHan. . 10 00
D W Fisk. " wit 1 50
Mary E Harbough, " 1 50
Dr Mae Card well " 5 10
E W Dant, r and h 10S 40
City Foundry & Mach Co 30 10
Groner A Rowell, bridges 27 52
Gu Bronner, upt sal 15 CO
Simon Nelson, " 10 00
F M Kelsay " 14 50
J J Kreb " 8 75
L J Holt 6 25
John A Johnson " . 1 25
John Beyer " 5 00
J T Fletcher " 3 75
WillJoo " 12 50
Jake Kelcher " 35 60
A B Todd . " 2 50
E Q Hagey " 23 00
W J Butner, al and mileage. . . 22 00
W Goodin, aal, mileage fe ex. 103 75
C ti Buchanan, al and mileage. 22 10
II L Russell, sup sal A bridges. 215 50
John Callahan, bridge IMS 82
A Reverman, up aal 12 50
randh 1)0 00
Otto Hendrickson, refund tax
A Kaufman
GeoEason
R M Dooly
Herman Hanger " "
Total for the month,
chtse, though the payment have not
been completed.
Mineral I .and: Proximity of land to
cl veins will not alone warrant the
conclusion that it is mineral in charact
er.
8trayed.
On the 5th of August from St. Mary
Home, Ilea vr ton, large red bull with
white pot iu forehead, white ipot on
body; no horua; about 5 year old,
Finder tend word to St. Marv' Home,
Keaverton, when a suitable reward will
bo given.
15478
Land and Mineral Decision.
The following synopsis of Land and
Mineral Decisions is furnwlied this of
fice by Woodford D. Harlan, Land At
torney, Washington, D. C, and under
thi head will be published from week
to week decision which may be of in
terest to our leaders :
Coal Land : On failure to make proof
and payment within the statutory per
iod the filing ahould be cancelled if, aft
er due notice, the claimant doe not
comply with the law.
Entry: Local officer may ue au
mean of knowledge at command In as
certaining the validity of an entry.
Meandered Stream: An entry lying
on both iJe 01 a meanner-i iur.ni
ill not be disturbed where It 1 hown
by tbt record of urvey that ucn
at ream thould not have been meandered.
Final Froof: Should receive icial
scrutiny when made within the hortet
possible period.
Homestead Disqualification : A irau-
dulaat deed purporting to convey a tract
from a bomeateader to hi n, will not
relieve the entry man from the disquali
fication imposed upon person that own
more than 1'K) acre of land, uch dis
qualification also extends to one who
hold land under a contract 0 Por
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER.
J B For be to J L Washburn se
'4'ofscll t2n5 w
O Miner and wf to Andrew M
Beatty part of blk St West
Portland Height
T W Sain and wf to C M Ander-
on 100 acre in tec IS t 1 4
w
Thoma Cox and wf to T 11 Lit-
tlehale lot tf blk 10 South
Park add Forest I i rove
II II Porter and wf to K K Bui-
ton lot. 11 A 12 blk 8 South
Park add Forest Grove..
E K Burton to I B Wilkerton
lot li A 12 blk 8 South Park
add Forest Grove
Thomas Philip and wf to Geo
K Miner lot 1 blk 35 Clark's
add Forest Grove
W G Woods and wf to N J De
void part of John Louslgnont
d lctln 4 w
Maria Sweek et al to Etta Kirk
Tiffany tract In Tualatin
L F Carstent and wf to Ilenrich
Tober part of tec 14 A 15 t 2
n 4 w ,
Nancy I Bank et al to II A
Davie tract in aec 31 1 2 n 4w
John W Winter and wf to Fred
Spring lot 1 blk 3 South
Coatt add Hillaboro
Fred Spring to C'ha Bucher
am a above
E M Koudray aud wf to Minnie
Fitzgerald part of blk 4 High
land Park add Uillsboro
F W F.merson and wf to Geo
II Baldwin lot 4 blk 10 South
Park add Forest Grove
I-ee Toy and Chan Ho to Invest
ment Co 113.J acres in D C
Graham die
Wm II Weir and wf to J V
Shnte ne J ol sec 2 t 2 n 3 w . .
Geo R Bagley and wf to Tbos G
Meacham lota 1 A 2 tec 20 t 2
n 3 w 975 00
Mary J Duffy et al to Wm E
Wells part of sec 17 1 1 n 4 w.
Martin D Fessler and wf to Wm
F Gilbert A W L Parmer 10 -70
acres each In Richardson d
1 c
Bert E Marlon to Investment Co
21.57 acre In tec 35 1 1 1 1
000 00
400 00
100 00
MOO 00
12110 00
.1225 00
1S50 00
4000 00
1 00
3000 00
200 00
1 00
650 00
:ioo 00
800 IX)
1 CO
1 CO
7425 00
10 00
2157 00
PftOIATC COURT.
Kstate of William Jamieeon, deceat
d ; Jamss B. Jsmieeon appointed exe
cutor of aid estate to serve witheel
bond. John.Freddeen. W. R, Keefef.
and Caper Alplanald named a apprais
er. Guardianship of Anna Mgria Bchibig,
feeble minded ; aet for Angutt 23.
Guardianship of Hjordia Eipttead, at
al., minor; petition of guardian pre
sented asking for an orJer of tela al
realeitate; ordered that (aid pe title)
be Mt for hearing on September 2nd,
liK)7, at 10 o'clock a. m and that cita
tion issue to the next of kin of laid min
ora by publication for a period of tLree
week in The Uillsboro ladepenbaat.
Teddy bears, J 1 to 2.50 at Mrs.
Bath millinery store. Also s ale
lot of dolls.
The Weather. "
The opening and closing day ot taw
week were clear and sunshiny, but front
Wednesday until Sunday morning th
weather was showery and although th
total amount of rainfall waa light, there
were om localitlet wbtre tht fall wm
unutually heavy for tht season of the
year. The raint cleared the atmosphere
of smoks and wet the toll ludicitntly ta
ay the dutt. The temperatures aver
aged eight degree lower than during
the proceeding week and the coolneea
wa moat pronounced during th dowdy
afternoon. In tht eaatern countiet the
temperature on one or two morning
were dangerously near tht froat mark,
but no froU wert reported. Th un-
bint wat greatly deficient.
For bop ticket! try th Independent
oilice. Printed quickly and for little
money.
Eecxutrix' Notice.
Kotlos la hereby given thai tb andsretfoeal
haa beta by the Coonty Court of Washlastea
County, Orefoo, duly appointed axeeutrlx at
the lut win aad testament and saute et Joaepa
B. McHtaeraon, deceased sod baa duly qaallfledi
is such executrix. AU peraons bavlof claiass
aaaluat said estate are hereby required to pre
sent the earns to ass with proper vouchers, al
the law office at 11. Bailey Bump, la HUUbeiw
Waauliiftoa Oaunty, Oregoa, wlthla all a-mothe
from dale hereot.
leted at Uillsboro, Orecoo, thla Aug. Ulb,
IW7.
KI.LA aloHHXRSON,
Kxecutrlx ot the last 1U aud leataeieat and aa.
late JOMph B. McPhenoa, decwued.
M. UAILIY BUMP, attorney for the estate.
Plra publloaUen, Autuet I. 11, Septem
ber I. 1V07.
Executor's Notice. ,
Notlo Is hereby (Iven that the audanlgaed,
by an Order made aad entered ea the th day
ol August, 1SU7, ha been appointed as Ixseu
lor of lbs Kittle of William Jamleaoo, twwaaed,
and all periona having 0 Lai ma at alass said Sa
ute are hereby notified and required so preaaal
tbe eame, tueetner with th pieee voaeher
therefor, lo the undenltoed. at ate raetdeoe
near Beavsrtoa, Oregon, er to alas al th law
office of a. B. Tongue In Btlleboro, WMhlattoa
County, Oregon, within tlx months froaa the
date hereof. 1
Dated at Hillaboro. Oregon, this ta day of
August A. D. 1SWT.
J AMU B. JAMIEBOH.
Executor,
I. B. TO SOU I, Attorney.
Pint pnblloMlen. Augnat U. Last, Septa m.
ber is, lam.
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WANTED
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IN
A DOZEN BABIES
TO SIT FOR THEIR HIOTOGRAPHS, from one to 100
yean old. We are here for business and are prepared to do
all tbe latest and up-to-date work from a thumb-nail sticker to
a grand solar cab.
Having purchased the O. M. Tope Thotograph Gallery, we
are prepared to continue the business at the old atand, and as
there are two oi us to handle the business, we propose to go
out at all times to take Scenic Views and other Photographs
Bring on the Babies T
EBY & MADER.
4
The Edison
Phonograph
TO the Editon Phonograph can be applied the old laying; "A
pleasure shared i pleasure doubled." It I the art of entertain
ment expressed in tangible form. Three i never a crowd when one
of the three i an Edison Phoncgrsph. Love songs, dances, funny
eongs, ballade, all kind of music in your own home, with less
trouble and greater enjoyment than any other form of entertain
uient, and especially than any form of niaaical entertainment. You
cannot possibly know how well the Kdisoa Phongraph reproduces
by listening to any other make of talking machine.
TODAY IS TIIK BEST DAY TOCOME
TO OUR STOKE AN D HEAR AX EDISON.
Vou can hear the whole program at our store.
The prices on Kdison goods are the same anywhere in the
U. S. If you buy here you have no freight to pay which means
something about 3 00.
Prices: Edison Standard or No. 3 120.00
Home - 930.00
" Triumph - $30.00
" Records, per dozen $ 4.20
You can hear the recrods at my store any time, and we wilt be
only to glad to play for you. You will be surprised at the rc
markable distinctness and clearness of the Kdison Phonograph In.
producing sound. Cash or Installments Same price.
e l Mccormick.
HILL8BORO, ORI