Hillsboro Independent.
B. W. PATH. Editor and Proprietor.
Through the effort of Congress
man Uavvley, James May of Cor
nelius, and Abraham Runion of
Iilley, have been granted an in
crease of pension, $13 each.
A. 11. Todd, of Forest Grove, is
in the race for the nomination for
the office of county commissioner,
having filed his petition with County
Clerk Cod man Wednesday.
The Board of Aldermen of New
York city passed au ordinance for
bidding women to smoke in public
place, and the mayor promptly ve
toed the measure, declaring that
the aldermen had no power to make
such a law. That's right; now
ladies fire up the corncob whenever
vou fi't-1 like it.
The Iv. V. Haines private bank
at l'oitt Grove closed its doors last
Saturday and the reason given is
its inability to realize on securities,
No statement is given out, but it is
stated that large deposits have been
withdrawn from the bank within
the past few months, though it is
believed that all claims can be paid
if time is given to realize on as
sets Mr. llaiues is to call a meet
ing of creditors this week and will
let them take such action as they
think best.
W. J. Bryan thinks Roosevelt's
policies are all right and in a re
cent speech at Dover, Del., said:
"Roosevelt has rendered a service
to his country that no republican
appreciates as I do. His service to
his party is of incalculable good for
he has played the part of an honest
reformer and the reformer is the
salt that seasons and saves his
party." Takting thisintoconsider
tiou, coming from so reliable a
source, why not keep Mr. Roose
velt in the Wbite.I louse four years
more ? '
The new postal law will not take
twenty-five names from our list, for
the reason that most of our sub
scrilers have not only ordered the
paier but are paying for it prompt-,
ly. We had no hand in making
the new postal ruling, but propose
to o!ey the law to the letter! If
you are liehind on you subscription
you are rcsiwitfully asked to call
and settle, as we cannot afford to
put a one-cent stamp on the paper
each week, and we must either do
this or discontinue sending it. We
do not want to lose a name, and we
hope you will see the necessity of
attending to this matter right away.
The Independent has received
from lion. C. W. Fulton a mail
sac k of garden and field seeds which
are at the disposal of anyone wish
ing them. They are not warranted
to giow, but they help to swell the
tonnage in the contracts for carry
ing the mails, and along with the
thousands of tons of "public docu
ments," of no earthly use to any
one, sent out from Washington ev
ety week, adds just that much more
to the impossibility of ever getting
the Uniud States mail service on
a paing basis. However, the
seeds ate yours; come and
them. '
get
The Washington county cow is
to le mixed up in the comiug elec
lion, and it is the intention to per
mil the voters to say whether she
shall be permitted to run at large,
destroy gardens, flower beds and
fields of growing grain, or be plac
id in a field all her own. A peti
Hon, lathered by Hillsboro and
('.ales granges, is now leing circu.
lated, which nks "that the nues
tiou of stock running at large in
. t . ...
mis county !e submitted to the vot
ers at the June election, and that
said uestiou be submitted ia the
manner and form as presented by
Section 1241 Hi'dinger & Cotton's
Annotated Code of the state of
Oicon." Petitions must be filed
by March istand require the names
of 15 in each precinct and 100 on
the county petition. The law for
fotbid.ling cattle to roam at large
may U- passed in one or more pre
cinet or over the whole county. It
is no nj to the voters.
A Kansas man left a request
that lie te buried with his dog.
lie wanted t stick as long as
jHissible to the only true friend
he had ever known on earth.
It is said that the orange crop
of California, now in full season,
in quantity and quality, promises
to break all records. It is esti
mated that the total output of
oranges wiil reach the enormous
sum of ."(l.ixm carloads, about,
lUXXUNH) boxes, or 1.3.i0,0i0,000
oranges. 1
rro Sherwood.
UtfOlar Cftrrsepoodsnt.
Major Ballard nd family, old
residents of this place, have dispos
ed of their property here and mov
ed to a ranch located near Port
land. H. Harnden Eyman. the under
taker, has bought property at V.'il
lamina, In Yamhill county and
gone into business again. Hi
wife still remains here and will oc
cupy the old home place on Cedar
Creek, near town. -
Roller skating has become quite
a fashionable fad here lately, the
public hall has been transformed
into a skating rink and several
nights In the week large crowds
throng the premises.
I,ost, strayed or stolen. A black
smith of this place went to the city
some three weeks ago and since
that tins? nothing has been learned
of his whereabouts. Could he have
been "shanghied?" Echo answers,
nevermore.
Bud Knudson,1 from Beef Bend,
ruffled the peace and dignity of this
city recently by assaulting Jack
Hess, and in the recorder's court
pleaded guilty and deposited an
eagle as a recompense before de-
pating. Now u appears mar, a
double eagle was extracted from
him in Hillsboro last week for the
same offense. Bud's pugilistic ex
perience seems to be costing him an
unusual amount of good money just
at present.
The Bricley family, managing
the boarding house at the Middle-
ton sawmill, appear to be extreme
ly unfortunate of late. The moth
er died a tew weeks ago quite sud
denly and now it is reported that a
married daughter is critically ill
with pneumonia. In fact, life is
despaired of.
A Japanese employee of the
Southern Pacific repair train while
at work loading ties here last week
had a finger bone fractured acci
dentally, in consequence of his
carelessness in handling the tim
bers. Joseph Simon after recovering
from a severe attack of pneumonia,
is afflicted with lumbago. His lit
tle daughter died lrom the effects
of the former disease about two
weeks ago.
Mark Cantwell's oldest boy re
ceived a bad gash with an ax at the
joint of one of the great toes at the
hands of a younger brother recent
ly, the result of a dare the chal
lenge being accepted and execution
following in short order, but it is
anticipated the play is now "played
out."
Mrs. Hicks, a blind woman of
Newberg and an old acquaintance
of Mr. and Mrs. Eby, of Middleton,
while on a visit at thelatter's home
ontracted pneumonia but has since
recovered and returned to her home
in Newberg. ,
Numerous sales of real estate,
principally tarras, have been made
in this vicinity during the past six
months. The purchasers appear
to be immigrants from the eastern
states. The active demand has
necessarially increased prices so
that land considered of little value
a few years ago now bring round
prices. No one is objecting to this
prosperous statet affairs, unless it
be those unsupplied at the present
time.
From Beaverton.
Regular Correspondent,
A number of our young folks en
joyed skating at Fanno's last Sun
day. Some tested the temperature
of the water accidentally also.
Rev. E. R. Homer supplied the
pulpit at M. E. church at this
place last Sunday morning.
The annual meeting of the Grange
Hall Association was held in the
hall last Tuesday. All the officers
were re-elected. Directors, A. IV.
Pike, J. V. Barnes. Mrs. R. W.
Boyd; secretary, W. F. Dessinger.
Miss Cora Tefft and Floyd Tefft
spent a few minutes in Hillsboro'
last Sunday.
Beaverton is blessed with anoth
er real estate office. J. F. Stroud
has opened an office in the old
Hamilton bnilcing.
There is a report that we hall !
soon have a bakery in the building
formerly occupied by the White
House saloon. 1
Aunt Sally.
I still have a few infant's bear
skin hoods and warm crocheted
bonnets at reduced prices.
Mrs. I. Bath. 1
a WncVdrvrton. I). C dispatch
to the Portland Oregonian, dated
February 5, says:
The nomination of Thomas J.
Cleeton. of Portland, to be dis
trict attorney for Oregon was not
sent to the senate today aa ex
pected, for the reason that the
president has not conclude the
investigation intu his qualifica
tions. Chris Schueliei'd nomin
ation will not be withdrawn until
Mr. Cleeton's name is sent in.
The Washington Post says that
Senator Uourne has learned
through the incident that ap
pointments are made by and with
the consent of the senate.
To which the Oregonian adds:
"Thomas J. Cleeton. w ho has
been recommended for United
States district attorney, j-eceived
the congratulatioas of his many
friends yesterday, but he was
without official news from Wash
ington. During the day he sent
several telegrams to members of
the Oregon delegation, Mr.
Cleeton is not counting his chick
ens before they hatch, and until
he is notified of his confirmation,
he is not doing much talking.
He prefers to wait until final ac
tion is taken at Washington."
Trie Barefoot Girl.
Of the Barefoot hoy the wins in heard ;
The sturdy lioy,
And a mother's joy ;
As lie trtpltfr alonii
With whistle and song;
Of the I'.arefoot i'rl, no. never a word,
l'oor little liari'ioot Girl.
But look at that I'urefoot Oirl ;
With Iiit cap all awry,
Fyes, roguish ami ply,
lrese tutti-red and torn,
Is a w hen they were born,
And hair tough in one tangled curl,
Poor little Bin foot tiirl.
For she's just a wail of the street;
Though happy at play.
Half starved all the day,
Anil her finders and toes
Are as bluo as her nose
Because she gets little to eat,
Poor little Barefoot Girl.
The Barefoot Boy is her pride and joy;
Mud pies ore their treat
From the dirt of the street.
Knriched ly an "orange leel,"
How delighted they feel;
They are happy without alloy,
l'oor little Barefoot tiirl.
But hunger w ill couie, und "home" she
lines ;
Home? What w ill be there?
Only coarsest fare,
Not enough for a meal,
But more than a "peel ;"
And the poor little girl's almost froze,
Poor liltlu Barefoot (iirl.
Maybe at the 'Bar' the father stands,
And tastes of that hell
That's Known too well,
And the child she goes
Without food or clothes,
And the wife bears abuse at his hands,
Poor little Barefoot ( iirl.
Maybe tis the "song of the shirt" again,
And tho mother tries,
Willi tears and sighs,
To stitch trom "light"
Till late at night
To earn enough for food and "den."
I've heard the song of the "Barefoot
iirl,"
Tis the song of the times',
To the measure of rhymes,
And true to the life,
In this world of strife;
And wealth stalks by in the "whirl."
O! Poor little Barefoot (iirl.
O ye w ho have millions to spare
Take heed to the cry
And pass her not by.
The "Barefoot (iirl,"
In the city's "mad whirl,
And give of your wealth, to tare
For the Pour littlo Barefoot (iirl.
AlU'rt Yateg.
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Wanted i
Would like to hear
at once from owner
having good medium
si.e farm or small bus
iness for sale in any
good prosperous local
ity. Please give price
and description, and
reason for sdlim
ttato when possession
can be had. No agents
need reply. Address
Lock Drawer 1.1 8 4 ,
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Commissioners' Court.
The commissioners went into
regular session last Wednesday.
At a special meeting last week it
was ordered that "the justice of
the peace districts known as
North and South Hillsboro dis
tricts be consolidated and that
the districts be dosignated as the
Hillsboro Justice of the Peace
and Constable District" The
following order was also entered:
"That the county clerk issue and
attach warrants to the delinquent
tax roll for l!Xn;, directing the
sheriff to collect the same."
Following bills were audited
and allowed:
Multnomah county, um of road
roller and ft....' 73 00
Archie I in; ram, roa.U 4 60
J C'laudo Ureear, drawing jury
list 3 00
W W Lewis, jury tin" 3 W
Win tJonttleiuan, jury Hat 2 00
(!eo 1 KuHon, jury lint J 00
Hoys & Uirln Aid Society; relief 00 00
Joe Lennevilk-, r and ti 75
J V.' Yioiveiiien, relief. ov
M K iiuck, jury list 3 00
Marion Molillun, jury list 2 00
11 I) Havs. inrv list 2 00
lili; Four Lumber (.:, r A b 2S0 04
J W Connell, tax ele Certificates' 107 03
Kreves & Keevon, leliel 4 00
II 11 Mailer, r A h 1 80
Victor 11 Limlur, relief 24 00
Snierini" A Solder, r and h 04
(.i las A I'ruilhonime, (tut 13
S K Williams, relief 7 70
V L Hatche ldcr. school oilicer
convention 2 00
James KaMiiusst-n, relief 5 30
!eo It Wilcox, assessor 100 00
( i A Patterson, c h 16 50
Ind Telephone Co. c h "75
llillHboro AruuH, printing 1S7 00
W It Harris, fruit ionpector T HO
K J Ciodmaii, sal etc 2L'5 00
Continued next week.
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Real Estate Transfers.
F H Sumner and wl to Henry
Wilkins ft al 3 in M Moore
d I c t 1 2 w
PylveHtor 1' Keeder to Melchior
750 00
r runner iH 41 in Joseph
Wood d I c 1 1 1 2 w
7000 00
r H Andervon to Alovis (iaasner
trustee lota 1 A t blk 2 Keed-
ville
II W Leonard to Frank W Met-
calf pt of sec 13 A 23 t 2
3 w
Lewis Sauert et al to Charles II
jtites 20 a sec 3 1: i 1 w
C II Itoyuri and wf to John M
Kennett pt ol sec IS 1 1 n 3 w
O y Water bnry ind wf to J C
Currie pt o( nee 34 t 1 n I w . .
Chan 11 Willmighby to Mary E
lleach 15 a sec fti 1 1 s 2 w . . . .
Wm Smith to J II Powers 11.34
a in sec 32 1 1 n 3 w
Win F Clilliert to J E Peterson
and wf 10 67 a in Kicliardson
dl c
Wm Keidt and wl to Mrs J 8
Fewater lots 3 41 blk 33 W
Portland Heights
Nancy 1 ltanks it ll to C A
Hiipley lots 6 A "blk 1 Hanks
350 00
30 00
2500 00
2000 00
850 00
2000 00
3200 00
10 00
I
1 00
135 00
r red bchotleld anil it lo Joliann
(.iedUch 50 a in mcX t 3 n 5w lOoO 00
Hob a Weisenbeck u I f to E
H Oakland lots 4 .T blk 37
South Coaat add Hilaboro. . .
Kndre 8 Oakland wAf to J W
Hurley same ri shorty
Mary A 8ias tn( harlot ifehman
ptof blk UF 'i 4
John It Ballard and l 4 ("has
Jlulnnan ptoi lot 4 bll II F It
Lola M Hircxle et al to V B lien
dersoii pt of blk 0 Comdius. .
C00 00
000 00
1500 00
000 00
1000 00
Cakst and 8ausag H Qsrmany.
"Gorniany Is tho UndOf variety la
sausages and cakes," Mid. William
Georiro Uruce. "WhcD I Bade my visit
to that country rcceotli I took; occa
sion to eat at restatnm In pracUcal
ly every city I cam to. I am not
stretching It a bit who I say that In
one restaurant In Dreden there were
200 varieties of sausus on the bill of
fare.
"The same holds god of cakes. You
enter a restaurant on bakery In which
coffee Is served. Tin obliging waiter
will set before you a peclally designed
cake holder on whld the several va
rieties are placed tu convenient tiers,
so that you pick ort any kind you
want without dlsamtfng the wbole.
"There Is another feature of restau
rant customs In (ieraany that struck
me as out of the ordaary. Wb!le per
haps a dozen cakes ire set before yon
to choose from, you only pay, for the
exact number you est. When you are
done with your luncheon the waiter
will count up what Is remaining and
charge you for tin difference." Mil
waukee Sentinel.
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LARGEST FACILITIES
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
is iiit i iKci ir ivlkt or iui state or
OKKtiU.N roR WA8HINOTOK COUNTY
KsaMra InMtmsut Company 1-lmlu.l,
a ctKporsiioo, flaluuff,
vs
L. II. LlnMhli. ifiHC. l.Uhlhlr. Wm. J.
Muhtlui. Jiuo A. I.lKbtalp. Abigail H. till.
(i. rli. Jni 1. ll., Un. Lu. J.
r. II. uriNi. Mr. J. v.. W. Clark. lUrrr V. S,
Hauusil. Sin. J. II. lUrrii, Sovbls Crown, Adus
K. bu, Alii C. ChaM, HaWa (hut. El I loll
IbuM. Lttura nMKuau. nipbia M. CIim. Aods
L. I buntwriam. Ilourr a. ihih, a. r. cross,
i Tmimu a. niK, uvurits F. I rf.w. Lft'irs O
J1i1t, Mrs. Wni. W. Ingrtim, lUultla
crow. Wm. V- luurmhAm, Jr.. Lucy Ing-ra-bB,
I). C. Iiigmbsiu, II. K. Inrrsbsia, W. V.
Iiivrabsm, II. 11. luKriham, klllull Insrabsm.
I tiaawr Crow. John lu HaODslt, Hualiuid of
Jauel 0. ivnnell. Hulxr I bw, Kllulwtb Arsr.
Ill, 11. o. Mayo, sad Mrs. 1. C. rrMinsn,
' ttvisadaau.
To ths defendants above ouned
IN TIIK NAME OF TUB 1TATE OF OREGON.
You are berrby required to appear and an
swer tue complaint filed alut you la lbs
sbofe eutltleil court end cauae ou or before tbe
juib day of March, l'JU, thai beln tbe Uuie
Bird lT tue eourt lor you lo appear ud aoawer
bervlu, sua more tbsu als weeks from tbe Aral
publluallon of tbia aumiuoaa, and If you fall tu
appear ami auawer, plaiuilir will apply la the
court for Ibe relief demaudrd In tbe eouipUlul,
lo.wll: dial Ihe court suay deiermlue aud decree
that the claiuia ol the defendant are Told and
of no eltevt; that Ihe plalutllt' la tbestieolutc
owner or m- real property aeaonoeu lu tbe eoiu
Dlalut herein: tbat tbe defandanLa be rwuulred
lo execute a deed ul Mild ral triperty to plalu
tlfl and fallltiK ao to do within leu dayeatler Ihe
reudltlon of tbe decree herein, aald decree shall
aland aa aud for a cnuveyauoe thereof; aud for
uch oilier and further relief as lbs court may
deem Jut lu Ihe preiulaea, '
M.unUuua ia pubijiued onos a week for
til siiawwive weeka by order ol'tbeillon. 1. W.
Ooodiu Judite of Ihe ( ouuty Court of Moahtns.
Ion, Oregon lialedJaouory Slat, IMJti, directing
tbe flrat publication lo be made oa ths 7th day
of February, Iwdi. aud Ihe last publlvallou on
tbe 2uia day ol March, ivus.
Find Publication February 7th. 1908.
J. F. 8KDUWICK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADr?l7nSTATThiOTTc
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TUE STATE OF
OKKUON FOB WASIilNUTON COUNTY
In Ihe Matter of ths Eatats of Margarita Ocbs,
deceaaed.
Nuiioe Is hereby gWen that the underalgned
has been duly apiolute. by au order of tue
alxire entitled Vourl made and entered on Ihe
Mth day of January IDus admlnlairator of tbe es
tate of Margarita Ocha, deueoaed.
All people having claims agaluat said eatate
are heret.jr required lo preaeut the earn with
the pror Ynurbers as by law required to tbe
admmiatrator at bla address Hherwood P, o.
Waablngum County Oregon within BIX months
frum the date hereof.
Dated this 7th day of February 1S0S.
8KUASTIAN OCUS,
Admlniatralor of tbe Estate of MargarlU Ocbs,
deceased.
First pub. Feb. 7, last March 6.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice la herebv siven that I. the nn-
dersioned, have tiled in the County
Court ol Washington County, Oregon,
my final account as executrix of the last
will and testament of Sarah Jane Wa
ters, deceased, and that said court has
set Monday March 9. l'.MW. at the hour
of 10 o'clock A. M., as the time, and the
County Court room, in Hillsboro, Ore
gon, as the place, lor hearing ohjectious
to said account and (or final settlement
of said estate,
Dated this February 7, 1908.
KVA K. WILKES.
Executrix of the Last Will and testa
ment of fttrah Jane Waters, De
ceased. W. N. ISA U RETT. Attv. for EsUte.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice is hereby eiven that I. the nn.
dersitcned, have tiled in tbe County
Court of Washington County, Oregon,
my final account as administratrix of
the estate ol J. W. Katt-lifTe. deceased.
with the will of said deceased annexed.
and that said court baa set Monday
March I), 1UOH, at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M. as the time, and the Connt
Court room in Hillsboro, Oregon, as the
place, lor Hearing objections to said ac
count and for final settlement of said es
tate.
OUACK A. ItATCLIFFE.
Administratrix of the Estate of J, W.
KatclilTe, Deceased, with Will of De
ceased Annexed.
W.N. I1AUKETT and KENTON" HOW.
MAN, Attys. for Administratrix.
First pub. Feb. T, last, March 6.
Tree Delivery
Of the best Fish, Game and
Meats. Our delivery is prompt
and ia 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 & Heidel.
UNDERWOOD
STANDARD
TYPEWRITER
"Star of the First Magnitude:
TACT Number 10 The I'ndrrweorl F-icatxment Is
Fsstrr thai the Fsslril Oprralor.
The SLillra Mechanic tsyti -It
will last a hundred years "
ITiDUWIWD TYPIWRrTTR COMPANY
New Verts or Aayv here.
FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY
Is both a luxury and a necessity.
If you are thinkinj? of going
away don't fail to take an abun
dant supply with you. You may
not be able to pet any at, 5our
place.
THE SHAPE. SIZE AND COLOR
Of your stationery denote your
acquaintance with social usages.
If you come here for your supply
you will avoid all mistakes in
that direction. You will also es
cape paying a great big price for
what you buy.
in
Executrix' Notice.
Nolk Is hereby given that Ihe sndersif ned
has been by ths County Court of Ihe stale of
Oregon, for Waahluglon County, appointed Ex
ecutrix if the la will and taelatneut of Wilson
Wbllmore, dsceaaed.
Now therefore, all peraons baring claims
sgalust sold estate are hereby required to pre
sent the suns to ma with proper voucbsra at Ibe
law office of H. T. Bagley, In IlilUboro, Oregon,
within six months from data hereof.
Iwted at Ulllaboro. Oregon. Ibia January lu,
lsue.
REBECCA WHITMOHK.
ExMutrl iyf tbs lost will and testament of YVU.
son W humors, deceased.
II. T. PAULEY, Attorney,
rtrst pub. Jan. 10, lost, Feb. 7.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF TUE STATE OF
OKEOON FOR WASHINUTUN COUNTY.
In lbs matter of tbs salats )
of V
George A. Gore, deceased. )
ORDER TO SHOW CAl'BK WHY OKUKR FOR
BALE OF REAL ESTATE HHOl'LII
NOT BE MADE.
It Appearing to the Hon. J. W. (ioodlu. Judge
of this court, by ths petition Ibis day presented
and Bled by Urace H. Roblnaou, formerly Grace
H, Oore. otlmlnUtralrlx ol the eatate ofUeorge
A. (tore, deceased, praying for an order of eale
of real ealate, that It Is neceaaary lo sell all the
remaining real estate belonging lo the eUie of
said deceased, to pay the charges, eipenwit,
and claims against said aatate: and II further ap
pearing by said petition, that owing to tbe char.
acter and quality of Ibe lands belonging lo said
estate, that II ! desirable and for the beat inter
eats of tbs eatate tbat such property, if sold, lie
sold al private sals by said administrates;
IT 18 ORDERED By the Hop. J W. Goodin,
Judge of this eourt, that all peraons lutereated I
said eatats appear before said county Court on
ths 17 day of Feb., lUOH, at 10 o'clock A. M.
tbs eourt room of said county court lu the city of
lillliboro In th. ounty of Washington, stale o
Oregon, to show cause why an order ah juUI not
be granted lo said Grace It. Koblnnon, adiulnts
tratrix, to sell at private sale so much oftli
hereinafter described real estate of ths aald de-
oeaaed as shall be neceaaary to pay the cbargea
expense aud cloima agaluat said eatate, said
real estate so to be sold being the following, to
Wit!
Reg. at center of Sec. 21 T. J 8. R. I W. W. M
tbenos W. 17.90 cb.; thence 8. 40 ch.; theuoe K
fJ.'t ch. ; theuce N. 21 dog. E. 18. W ch. ; theme
N. 22.60 ch. j mors or leas to the place of beg. ,
containing 142 sores, mors or leas.
N. W. N. W. V 80. 27 T. 2 8, R. I W. W
11., containing 4U acres.
N. E. i 8. W. H Sec. 27 T. 2 8. R. 1 W. W. II
containing 40 acres. '
Also, beg. 20 ch. N. of sec. corner on 8. line
of Sec. 27 T. 2 8. R. 1 W. W. M.. thence N. 17. W
oh.;. theuce N. 6Hdeg. E. 4.76 ch.; thence H
l.;Sch.;theno W. 4.26 ch. ; to the place ol
beg., containing 7.111 seres, more or leas.
IT Id FURTHER ORDERED, That a copy ol
this order be personally served upon ssid heirs
reeldenl within ths Statu of Oregon, nol lean
than ten days before the dsy fixed tor hearing
upon this petition, and upon the non.reaidcnt
belr, to-wit, upon Elizabeth (lore, by publica
tion thereof In a newapaper publUbod In the
said County of Waahlnglon, State of Oregon, for
a period of nut less than four (4) weeks prior to
the date fixed for auch bearing.
Dated Jan. 8, )os.
' J. W. OOODIX.
County Judge.
First pub. Jan. 10, lant, Feb. 7.
Administratrix Notice.
Notice is herel.y given that the underaigncd
hsa bv the County Court of VYoahiiiKinu County,
Oregon, been appointed adimnlairatrix of Ihe
eatale of kufua K. Norman, deceaMnl, and haa
duly qualalled as auch. All prraotia having
elalma anainat aald eatale are hereby nottned
present Ibein to me, with proier vouchers, al the
law ollioe or neuuin iiownian. in iiuiaooru
Oregon, within als mnnihs from this dale.
Dated Jauuary l iwm.
KTIIKI. NORMA N,
Administratrix of the batata ol Kill ua E. Norman
deceased.
RKNTON HllWMAN,
Aiiornsy ror Admlutairatrlx.
First pub. Jan 17 last Feb. 7, 1U08.
For a Good Square Meal
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GO TO
Ths City Restaurant
e-Shon Orders Seven Days In the Weck-
ftone better in HillsWo. Kverj tliing
neat, clean and up to (Into.
l. c. Mccracken, rroi.
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The Hillsboro Pharmacy.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OK
ORKGON Fiik WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Willis Joel Luermau, I'iatutiir,
vs.
Mary I Kberman, Defendant.
To Mary 1.. Klrmsn, al?e named defeudsnt:
lu tbe nsiAi) of Ihs rtate of Oregon, ou are
hereby required to appear and anawer Ihe com.
plaint tiled akalnal you In the above eulilled
cauae and Court, ou or before Monday the 1Mb,
Jay ol March, I'.XK the aame living the laal day
for such appearance pnoertbed lu Ihe order ror
puuiiM.uu of iuuiiiiuw.
II you fall lo o spvar and inrr, Die plaiu
lilT. for want thereof, will apply lo the Court for
the relief prayed for lu bla com plaint, to.alt
For a decree dissolving tbe bonds of matrimony
now exlatlng between you and Ihe plaintiir, and
for such o-Ik r and further relief aa to the Court
may seem meet aud equlUbls.
Tbia auinmoua la pulillahnl purauant lo an or
der of llou. Tboiuaa A. MeHrlde, Judge of Ihe
above entitled Court, made aud dated on the
ill da) of January, 1 '.-. The date of the Ural
publication of tbia tuuiniona Is January Ji, IWig,
aud the dale of Ihe lant publication to lie the lilh
day or March, IMjs.
A. R. MKNI'KMlAl.l ,
Attorney for l'lalulltT.
Kirat pub., Jan. 24, laat. March 6.
Notice to Creditors.
Notice la hereby given, that the l uderslyned
Allien U. K user, haa by au order of the county
court, of the state of Oregou, for the county of
Waahlnglon, been appointed, e the A'lmlutaira.
tor ol tho estate ot llerruau ltremvr lieccosed,
sud has duly gualilled as such Adiuinisiraior.
Now thercforv all iieraiius having; claims
asalnnt aald erlate, are hereby uolillid, and re
quired, lo present the same, mill the proier
vouchera. to the aald Administrator, at bla real
deuce (our ui Ilea west of Ihe loau of Hherwo.Nl
lu Woshluslon county Orcsm, wlthiu six
moiilba trom Ihe dale ol Ihla notice.
Haled this I7tb day of Jauuary A t IW'S.
AI.HKHT V. Klil'tiEK.
Adminlsirauir of aald estate.
Kirat pub. Jan. 17, last. Keb. 14.
IN THE COUNTY COL'KT or THE STATE OF
OKKUON KOK WAHIII.NilTON IXU'NTV.
In the Matter ol the Uusrdlaiishlp
ol
Merritt E. Ilotehkias aud Flora
M. Ilotchklsa. ilinors.
Knima II. Itotcbltisa, the duly appointed,
qualllled sud actinic unardlaii of ths persona and
eaiatee of the sImivs named minors, haa tiled
herein bur duly verified petition praying as or
der of tlila Court authorizing her, as such guar
dian, to sell the real estate beloiiitlug to said
minors, aud which real estate ia particularly de
scribed as situate In WuahlCKtou County, Hlale
of Oregon, to-w It; All ol the K of the S K
of flee, i, T. 2 N. of K. S W. 111. Mer., Conlainlug
HO acres: Also the following described tract of
land situate lu Washington County, Hiale ol
Oregon, to.wl:- Comrncuclug at the 8 K c irner
of the H W 'of the Ktl.dl Hec. 4 In T. i N. of
it. V. Will. lur. the same being tbe S W cor.
tier ol the Christian Carl Homestead, and run-
umg theuce W on Ht'c, line lu Interred the cen
ter of the present travelcit County road; thence
N. 30 feet, thence K. on line parallel with Hec.
line to Inlcrsect the W. line of aald Christian
Carl Homestead thence K :k) feet to the place
orbeglunlng, at private sale, for the education,
care, susteuauce and supimrtof said minora.
And It Searipg to Ihe Court, from said petl.
lion, that the alienations therein set forth are
true, that It would be for lbs best Interest of
said minora that aald real estate be sold, aa pray.
ed therelu, it la therefore ordered that said peti
tion tie aud Ihe same la hereby set tor hearing
before this court, at the Court room at Hillsboro,
nasmngion county, Oregon, ou Monday. Feb.
iM, at It) o'clock a. m. on aald dav. and
thai the next of kin of aaiil wants, and all tier-
sons lutereated lu said estate, appear he lore this
court at said time aud place and al said hear
ing and show cause, If auy. why a Ilwnse should
nol be made for Ihe sale of said real estate.
And It is hereby further ordered that this or
der be served upon ihe next ol kin of said wants,
aud upon all persons lnlen.su d In said . stale,
by publishing a copy thereof fcsr four auooesal
aud cousecuiivu weeks lu ibe lllllslioro Inde
pendent, a weekly newspaper published at
lllllsboro, Oregon, the Itrst publication of which
copy shall be In Hie Issue of said paper daled
Jan. 24, A l IWM.
Iiated Jan. M, 1J0K.
J. W. (iOOIHN,
County Judge.
M. II. Ill' MP, Attorney tor flnardlan.
Stale of Oregon, Couutv of Washington, aa.
I, E. J. (.OHM AN, County Clork and ex officio
Clerk of the County Court of the stale of Ore.
gon, for the County of Washington, do hereby
certify that the foregoing copy of order of CourS
has been by me compared Willi the original, aud
that It is a oorrect transcript therefrom, and the
whole i.f such original order as the same atiiear
of record at my office and in my rususly.
IN WITNKS4 WHKKKOK, I bare hereunto
set uiv hand and affixed the seal of said Court
this .Mill day of January A. P. IW'H.
K. J. (iOli.MAN.
County Clerk.
First pub. Jan. SI, laid, Feb. SI, ltt.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notloe is hereby given that tbs undersigned
executors ol the estate of Krnest l.udo In Klein-
boll, deceased, has this day 11, ed lu the Couutv
Court of Washington Comity, Oregon, their
final account anil report aa such executors
in said estate, sud the Sam til., luwn ....
for final hearing and settlement before aald
ourt at the Court House In lllllslioro, Oregon.
on March 2. I'Jok. at 10 o'clock
day.
Hated Hits Jan. Z VMS.
ANNA KTKINHOFF.
AKTIICK HTKISIIOKK.
Kxpcutora of the Kstateof Krnest l.ndwlg Hte:n-
hotf, deceased.
M. IIAII.KY BUMP, Attorney for Kstate.
rtrst pub. Jan, :tl, last, Feb. as.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice ia hcrol.y given that iho i..r.
administrator or the eslaU. n T I ' I. .4 . , ! .. n i....
deceased, has tlili dar Hied In th i'o.,i. i
ol Waahlnnon County. Oregon, hla dual account
and report as such administrator in said estate,
aud the ss me has ven K.l for nI tM.,rlllf ,nij
settlement liefore aald Court at tbe Court Hons
In HlllslKiro, Oregon, nn March 2, 1-n's, at 11)
o'clock s. m. of said day.
Iiated tlila Jan. 2S, lilus.
A Itlltt-Luj
Administrator of the Fj-tnle of Christian ilott'ger.
Iieoeased.
M IIAII.KY BCMP. Attoniev r. .h. i-....
First pub. Jan. si, last Feb. 2..
Notice of Final Settlement.
N'otlra lm itisle si...
lh. i.,.,. " V' i- . """ ' eounisa executor of
hi, .7, ."r," . Ji I'e.d. and
lled (hit. Jan, m.
I'll I Iff fIHM ,-.
"S.-T sXWniFI.L.ll',
f. H IM'sTitN sn.l lit-VTuv i... ....... ...
lor Kxecutor. atiya
First ,.h. J.,n. .11, t. Keb. 'is.
Imi Bros.
Dcnlcrs In
Hillsboro Real Estate
AND AUCTIONEER.
Office ionth of Court House. Main hi
Money to Loan.