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Newspaper Page Text1 Hillsboro Independent. D. V. EATfl Editor and Proprietor. If Statement No. 1 means that a republican legislature is to go to Salem and elect a democratic United States senator, then we are dead against Statement No. 1. Jonathan Uourne can thank Statement No. 1 for his election, and for that reason, if for no other, Statement No. 1 should be buried about seventeen miles out of .sitfht. Irvinjr Iiath has sold his news paper, The IUindon Recorder, to a syndicate of business men of that city, and returned to Hills-, Intro Wednesday. He will re main with The Indejicndent un til he can find a location to suit, when he will again enter the newspaper field on his own account. John 11 Uailey, of I!uxton, was in town yesterday and to a re porter of this paper announced that he had about made up his mind to enter the race for the Horn ination for county commis sioner. The neoiile of that end of the county say they are enti tied to a commissioner, and their choice has fallen to Mr. Bailey. nesday at a boarding house in Linnton and taken to the home f HWh Minns, of Blackstone street, where the old man is stop ping. He has been sick for some time, and wandered away and be came lost you little .John McLaran, of iJales Creek announces himself a republican c'uididate for county commission er at the coming primary elec tion. Few men know the needs or are better qualified to hold the p sition of commissioner than Mr. Mcfiran, and, as he an nounces in his card published elsew here, if nominated and elec ted. In' will do his duty conscien tiously and to the best of his ability. From Slierw ood. Nrgalar Corraapooilant. E. V. Cear, veterinary ur .. taniv locateu at ivca. i ei,.i,atiii P. .in was called here Monday on professional business, A hase hall oark. dancing pavil linn, beer earden. etc., Is said to be under construction on the old brick armtntU lvinar without the corporate limits on the east of town A photograph gallery conducted by young Mr. Koieicn, a new i- rival and brother ot the sauuier. has been opened to the public of late and bids lair to become a suc cessful business. Kli Calkins, of Hoodview, who has been under treatment for sever al months for alcoholic dementia at the state asylum, is reported to have fullv recovered his mental equilibrium and will ask for a dis charge soon. Pearl White, an employee of Frank Lukes, the barber, will soon open a barber shop in our neigh boring town of Tualatin. That little burg seems to be drawing at tention in their direction since the completion of the electric car line to Salem. from Mr. Yule's. Editor Independent: So think mv correspondence a strong." and you read more papers very likely than iud. rui mj self. I believe I have only voiced the expressions of others in editor ials and reporters; even our much esteemed president has expressed himself as to the fraudulent actions nf wealth and combines. Such per sons can say just wiiat they please. but when a poor man expresses ins thought nc is more tu.-.u - petted ot being an anarchist not a socialist. That is wtiat newspa pers are for and patronized to voice the opinions of those that go to make up this great country. They are helping to keep up the govern ment and are supjtosed, according to our constitution, to have a voice in its administration. What about hanks.' Why even at our own doors we are experiencing just what Candidate,. Anfl-oC' .a. I hereby anooi,Q iiiatloQ Oretfou ) u, it,. .ua..,V, f'JT.Tuir April 17. u.ary eleeuou to u iollli'n.Ud al ii, ., . uo'"' mVv.Zt ot " "" It', and If eleci.t i .i, .! ... .lUlra lu leuliou lu Ilia ! ' V""- Ilia beat of my abU'. w. D. SMITH. I hereby annon... " .. d..i,..l bu- autuiii.ti.ia io ,u, 4 i,,'miui.d ...1 a uare deal aud i.' """V C. CASK. "OB C Tf l,s,t0'1' Tic ket, .od If n ill "J, will I my ffu"t'Eiua the in the. A hWlute and withou, ftur r " ,V,J , 1 l)tt iiiUret of vijblt"n 1 ounlv GEft H. WILCOX. I herehv an, mvl' ?l'ul- doors weare exnencig just wuat f. ffi o( Count I remarked. How about the tint- L"u Tf . uantv. Oretron, her and land frauds? How about -ui.ject tn the eudorwu'nt ut the He- the railroads.' How aixitii crime.- LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS The Southern Pacific manage ment have withdrawn the usual Saturday reduced rates of 75 cents for round trip to the city. One pays straight S5 cents each way With the aid of cheap Japs as sec tion men, in addition, the road should manage to pay taxes and running expenses at least. Prof. Chas. Hanson, formerly principal of Sherwood school, was in town Saturday on his way to the city. Prof. Hanson has charge of a school in the Wonderleigh neighborhood about three or lour miles west of this place on the mountain range. Dr. W. D. Wood, of this city, will make the race for the repub lican nomination for senator from this district. " There is no man better known in Washington county, or one more fitted to oc cupy the position of senator than Dr. Wood, lie was born forty five years ago at Glencoe, in this county, has lived here all his life, and his nomination and election means much to this district. The day has come when the state needs live and energetic men for sena tors and representatives, so that the record of the next session at Salem shall not go down in his tory as did that of last winter and previous ones not forgotten by the voters of this district and all over the state, and if we are not mistaken the electors will see that men of integrity and "sand" will be elected to represent them. Dr. Wood is such a man, and the people will not have to look along the top and both sides of the fence to find him. The follow ing persons have fil ed petitions with County Clerk doilman for nomination to the otHce named: ( ounty Clerk - K. .1. Codman, W. D. Smith, both of Hillsboro. School Superintendent M. C. Case. Hillsboro. County Treasurer - W. M. Jack son, Hillsboro. County Commissioner John McLaran, Cales Creek; A. B. Todd. Forest drove. Assessor C. F. Deichman, Max Crandall. Ceo. H. Wilcox, Hillsboro. Recorder Willis Ireland, Hills boro. Sheritr ,1. C. Kuratli. Hills boro; F. T. Kane, Forest drove; C. D. Buchanan. Cornelius. Justice of the Peace, Hillsboro Precinct M. Hunter, d. W. Barnes. Justice of the Peace. West Cedar Precinct M. K. Buck. Sherw imhI. Constable, West Cedar Precinct -Miles J. Hay lies. Sherwood. Committeeman, Columbia Pre cinctCharles W. hnulon. dlen coe. Justice of the Peace. Dairy Precinct P. J. Van Derzander; Banks. State Senator -Wm. D. Wood. Justice of the Peace, Buxton Precinct W. J. Staley. Banks. M. E. Buck, justice of the peace and registration officer for this pre cinct, reports voters very derelict in the matter of complying with the law, or duty regarding the right of lranchisc. But a fmall proportion of the legal voters have tound time so far to call upon him and register. Some individual unknown here, having an animosity toward the dog fraternity, has been quietly gratifying the same by dealing out poison of some nature. Several deaths have occurred among the cur family during the week and the owners thereof are highly in dignaut at the result. Fred Epler, cashier of the Bank of Sherwood, reports deposits in that institution, since the com mencement of business to the pres ent time, ot upwards of $40,000, while the bank is yet a fledgling in financial affairs, the ultimate outcome indicate prosperity and success. Sherwood pupils attending col lege at Newberg report an epidem tc ot mumps prevailing in that vi cinity. Many scholars are absent on sick leave, however, the school faculty have not yet considered it necessary to discontinue the daily routine ot class work. (late lor tiiu,"B ' couuty treasurer of Idersiirned. have lllo.l in the County sumed in prosperity, winch if con- VaHhinKU)n county, Oregon, abject to Court of vMl.inKton Conn " Oregon! wuucu win uuiii; auversiiv anu llie enuorw- i um repu '; i.r.- 1 my iinai account an a.lminlitratrix .if woe, and the only remedy, peaceful, rv electw"' ' Mril it, ." the eatale ui J. V. Katcliffe, deceased, 19 tu ballot box. An evolution ol 1 ""'"inaiea "T c""'i ,, ,' i7 i . '. ' , o" annexen. car" I mm iijai phiu courc ua aol Monday ... i.,c.i 01 imuihii"" mo i'"'' aiarcn I'.'un, at llie Dour of 10 o clock W. M. JACKSON. A. M. as the time, and the Coiintv J Court room in Hillghoro, Oregon, as the roiiiiii'.Kirr. I place, lor iK'iimig objections to said ac- 1 licrebv annoitn'e mvscll hh a candi- count and lor final settlement of aid es diite for Sherin J U ashington County, tate. Oreiron, at the Keiniblican Primary (IIIACE A. KATCLIFFE. niiininutini; ele,in, and announce that Ailministrxtrix of the Entate of J. W. ill secure t lie republican nomination loticiine, Deceased, with Will of le lot Mierill ul Vfehiniiton County, and ceased Annexed, am elected that f fill 8've said oilice all W. N. IIAUKET V ami BENTON' ItOW Thenias W. Thomas, an old man of Sl2 cars. whose home is in Portland but who for thirty years w as a resident of Beaver ton, wandered away from home Tuesday morning and became lost. Searchers were out all night locking for him in every direction, lie was found Wed- From Beaverton. Regular Cormpnndent. Rev. E. F. Zimmerman, secre tary of the Anti-Saloon League of Oregon, gave a very interest ing talk and illustrated lecture to a crowded house at the ha last r ncay evening. The surveyors for the Hills loro branch of the Orecron Elec trie line have been working near this place for several days. It is understood that they are en deavoring to locate a route for the line through town passing near me catholic church instead of building about one-half mile north as the survey made last tan called lor. The funeral services over the remains of the late C. L Mitzel, who died on the ltfth inst at the family home in this place, were neiu Sunday morning at the M r,. church. Interment was Kaleigh cemeterv. The rl poena ed w as 64 years old and was sur ieu oy a wite and six chi ren. I he Beaverton Horticultura society met in the Grange Hall last Saturday. A small but en thusiastic number of orchardists were present and Beaverton may yet become noted for apple rais ing as well as onions. How about wealth buying the ti ties of the old world.' Can t you see tuat uuman nature wuus i ward monarchy that way, and agrauili.eiucul points b'uiik against the constitution of the United States: and as an alien, come to cast my lot with the New World, I had to foreswear my own allegiance to mv own country The very country that we try to copy in its laws and yet the na tive bom and educated Americans pander to the very things that we are supposed to have given up for the cause of liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Pshaw! Why the foreigners when once located here are more loyal to the country of their adoption than ate the full blood of their own. Can we then not speak out our thoughts as to their adopted coun try of which we expect so much? tor forty years I have claimed this as my own, and as my own I claim a right to the freedom of the press to condemn the actions ot those placed in power to administer to the welfare of the nation. For thirty years or more I have cast my vote with the present adininis tration because I believe iu their ability to make this country pros perous. They have, but they have allowed "too" much "lilierty" to wealth, until it is money that rules, not honesty and patriotism; and I shall continue to condemn when I can. We are not the same tx-onle as of 40 years ago. Then the aim was to place the nation 011 its feet again. Now, what is being done? We have pre is inn 1 ici ' r coi RT or tub state or OKKdoN ' it WASHINGTON COUNTY t aniarn luvaMuient Company l.lmllari, auurpuratiuu, rialutilT, vi 1 11 Mithliia. hdh C. I.lablblpa. Wm. l.l.tillni. JauiM A. r.lKlilhlM,, ADIall . HI! Mil Margaivl L. l.lxblliliia, Huaau k Clark, II, li. I'liaM.. Jaun I. Hmao. lira, rliaa. J. lllako, it 11 ....Ui lira. J. W. W. Clark, Harry V Hoiiucu, lr. J. II. Harrla, thipbla Crowa, Anna It I'tiaM, AI1-C. ( haw. Helm ''haw. Klllull ( tiaaa, l.aura rraaiuau, Sophia V. t baaa, Anua C I bamlwrlalu, Utmry k. Cbiw , A. f. Crowa, Thninu H. Crow. Uora f. rowa, Laura O l,.rr. Mrs. Wm. W. Ip abam. Maul, la rrnwa. Win. W. Inifraliaui, r,, Luey liigra bain. I). V. Inrabaui, II. t. J ivranam, n. i.,u,.hm. II. 11. luurabam. .11 lull Insrabam I'tauaier crnwe. Jolm iwa IH'ii wii, Uuaiiauii of J.iii l S. IvniiBlt. Ilebrr I'ha , Klliabelb Afar 111 11 u u.i iliI lln. J. C. rraaiuan. ' Ixleodaau. To llie dcleuJanU abuva Daml IN TI1K N AUK OK T1IK STATE OK OKKdON You are barcbr rvuiilred to appear and an er Ilia complaint lllwl axaliial yuu la lb alxir antltlnl court ami cauaa on or balora tbtt iuib day of Marub, I'M, tbal balUK Ilia lima mnX by Ilia court luryou to aopear aud auawar barelu, aud mora Ibau an weak In an Ibe Hral publicaiuni ol thla miniuoua, aud If you fall to auiivar and auawvr. plaliilin will apply to Ilia court fur llie relief demaudi-d lu tba uoinplalut, to.wli:tbal tba ciHiri may dalermluaaud ilacree tbal Iha rUiiu nl tba defendanla are Told and ol uo ciIihi; tbat tba plalullil la tlieabaolula owner ol Ihi' real proieriy Oeaurliied lu Ibe com plaint beraui; tbal tba deleudaula be required Uiexecuie a ueeii 01 utia real property to plain till and falllnx an to do willun leu dayaalier lln rendition of ibe decree bereiu, wild decree aliall aland aaaurl lor a roiiveyanca IDereol; aud for auch oiber and lurilmr relief tba court may deem Juat lu the preuilMea. lum auiniiKiua ia puunnneu once a weea ror J.uhliean Primary tl!"" bM ia miii! I'. .iii.iv 17. litis. If elected ,' 1 ,'roaii curelul, econo. ni.ul ..J .... .,f the affairs of H,u ..us L ... . and faithful all uo-eive weeka by order otlbe.llou. J. W. that olllte, ellioient "ut nU ""W"UI (I.khIiu JudXe of the ( ouniy Court olWa,l,i perfiiruiance of duly. E.J. liODMAn. I the Srl pobhraiioii be made on the 7ib day 01 renruarjr, !:, aim lue laal piluucailou ou tne nay 01 Marcu, iih. rirat I'unllcatlou February 7th, l'JCH. J. r. SKIK1WICK, Attorney for 1'laluUft. OK r,,iTSTr'"'",OK- I hereliif n. mvsolf as Keinib- lican candiilut.. fr th o"ie ' County Asaussnr nf U'..kinirton County, Ore iron, aubinrt ,k ndorseiiieut ol llie administrator's notice? Kepublican voten 0' t'"" C'xmty at the ,N TK co, NTV m KT OF TUE 8TATE or .j..ui7 election V .." (IKKUON KOR WAHI1I.NUTON COl'NTY win, i.iun. lu the Matter of tba Katata of Margarita Ocha, If I am non.inil and elected I will dceead. iliirinir niv tfrm of oilice give all a Notice la hereby glu that the underpinned a.iiiar U,.I ...i lajrilPB h" imu ,!,")r I'l""""'! by au order ol ti.e iuare Ueal and good wrlte' . aliore entitled Court made and entereil on the C K. DEICHMAN". ltl day of January 11 is adinluletralor ol the ee- tale ol Mamarlia ocln, daceaavd. uin'omiKii All people bainic claluia analntt laid eatale I hereby announce myself as a CanJl- the pnir voucbera aa by law required to the (lute for ujininatioii to the oilice of w;X,,ki. County Keeoniwr of Washington Coun- fnn the c tv, subject to tue eniloriemout 01 tne re publican voters a' the Primary election, to be held April 1 7th. If I am nominat ed and elected I jruaiine to give the of nro me close anil raremi attention it has received during my first term and to look to the welfare of the county at an nines. WILLIS IRELAND. for cotwrY AHHKHSOIt. I am a candidate for the nomination of County Asnessor on the Keiniblican Ticket at the iiriiuitrv election to be held April is, iuom. .MAX CKA.NDALI.. ailuiiinnlrator at bla addrcaa Sherwood I'. (, 'uuiily Orenou willilu six nuinihi oau bereol. I'alvd Una 7ib day of February 19US. HKHASTI AN OCIIS, Admlnlatralorof the Kataui or Margarita Ochi, deceaaed. Flint pub. Feb. 7, laat March . you siiKKiirr. I hereby announce mvself as a candi- late for the nomination of elicrilf of UHliinetoii county. Dreuon. subject to me endorsement of the republican pri mary election to be held April 17. l'JUK. If elected I promise to carefully and economically traiuact the affairs of the oilice, and ti've buHines au v entire attention. J. C. kU It AT LI. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby iriven that I, the tin deisitftieil, have tiled in the Conntv tkiiirt of H tihinj:ton County. Oreiron my final account as executrix of the lust will and testament of 8a rail Jane Wa ters, deceased, and that said court has set MoikI.iv March t, HKIH, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M., as the time, and the County Court room, in Hillsboro, Ore gon, as the place, for bearing objectioug to said accouut and for final settlement of said estate, Dated this February 7, 190S. KVA K. WILKES. Executrix of the Last Will and testa ment of Saruli Jane Waters, De ceased. W. N. ItAKRETr. Atty. for Estate. rOB COU.Nry THKASCRKK I hereby nnunce myself ai Notice of Final Settlement. candi-1 Notice is hereby given that I, the un. at reform is going on and it must go on for theweltare of our nation. It cannot be stopped. What we want in this country is less law and more justice. As it is now, the anus ol justice are defeated by what is call ed the brilliancy of the law. The less law the more perfect justice being dealt out by honesty and purity. That is the base for a nation to stand 011, and it will never totter 011 its foundation. I presume some one will say most of those people out of employ ment are tramps and people that don't care for work if they can get along without it. Let me say that in New Zealand, a country of about 900,000 people, about the size of Kansas, has no such people as tramps, because they have the most perfect government known to the world (co-operative). Money does rule there, llecause the people do. There are 110 land frauds operating there. The government controls the railroads. New Zealand builds her own railroads and has 22,000 miles, costing So millions and says taxation is mostly singletax and they have a progressive income tax. The poor are taken care of and so is old age by pensions. They have postal savings banks. Count ing that as a state, what one state can do, others can do as well. That government runs the telephones, telegraphs, rating 500 per cent less than our Western Union, and pays a profit. Such is the government we should aspire to have and pros-Ir- Albert O. Yates. Hahn-Rockslroh. A very pretty wedding- occur red at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Ilahn, near Mountaindale, at high noon on Wednesday, the 19th. when their youngest daugh ter, Flora Ethel, was united in marriage to Frederick F. Uoek stroh, of Napa county. Califor nia. Rev. L. F. TVlkm,, ra Hillsboro, said the words that! made them one. using the k-iu-i titul ring ceremony. j The bride was beautifully gown-1 ea in v. nito erepe do client wore orange blossoms ... vwi-inuiiy a sumptUoll SUMMONS. IN THK CIRCI IT Ot KT Or llIK STATE OF OKKOO.N KOK WAxUlNdTON COl'NTY. O. V. Cole. 1'laiutiil, Nellie Cole, pefendaut. To Nellie Cole, tbe above named defendant: lu llie Name ol llie Slate of Oregon: Yuu are hereby ooinoianded to aar aud aixwer tba eouiplalut of iilalutllT filed buivlu ou or before Iha expiration of all week fruui tbe date of the Ural publlcatloa of tbla aummin tba lir.t pull. Ueatlon thereof balug on Februaiy U, 1 and Ifyoulail ao to appear and answer, fur want thereof, (daintiir will apply Ui the Court for a decree dtamilviii; aud annulling the nutrnarfu aud uiarnatfe contra.! now and beri''.iif.re ekiwi- lii IwlaMMii tilmritirf ami iltMiiili.nt ii1 lur s'ch (or farther order oa u;y Lc iut a1 ! ! equitable lu tbe preuitaee. Tbla auromoua la aerved upon you by pnlilira tloo by order of ilon. J. VV. i.ihmIih, cuiniy Judire of MaahltiKinu ('ounty, OreK u, made and dated February U, IV11B. II. T. BA'.I.KY. Altorm y f"r I'lalulitl. Uril pub. Feb. U, l&M, Mari h I I. iill ;i ' 1 1 :i:p : r 1 s 1 v l.KliKHK A. (lOlth K-TATK. NOTICK OK WALK OK KKAI. KSI'ATK BY All MIN'lHTItATUIX. Notice la hereby given that tbe under! m-d, aduilulxlratnl ol the eatale ol i.iorKe A. (lore, decerned, by virtue of au order of llie Couuly Court of Waabiiikton Couuly, on X"ii. ma le and entered oil the I'.Hh day ol February, 1:1s. will, from and after Ibe 23rd day ol March, A. !., l'JUK, at her realdence at Tualatin iu llie County of Wafhiiiittou, State of Orenon, or al llie oilii e or her attorney, W. A. Clelaud, Kooina ,':ij.6:,4 Chamber of Commerce HiilMlnu, In Ilia Cily ol l'ortlaud, Multuoiiiah (uuuty, OreKon, at'li at private aale, and will continue to HI until wild, tbe following dcacrilied real ealate U IumkIih ui the eatate of aaid Uenrne A. (lore, Jeceaiu'd, and altualed In laid Washington Cuaut)', ongon, to'wll: Iteg, at the center of Sec. T. 2 ?. I!. 1 W. W. M.,lheiue W. a7..'-0 eh. ; tbeiiee is. 40 rh., tlieuce K. SM.'Srh.; thence N. J I dig. K, IV) ell. ; tbeuce N. M cb. more or lr, lo the place of begliiulug, containing Mi acrea, more or leaa. N. W. N. W. '4 Sec. 2;. T. 2 S. K 1 W. W. M. containing 40 acrea. S. E. V 8. W. ' Sec. 27, T. 2 S. K. 1 V. V. M. , containing 4U acrea. Alao, beg. Well. N. of iec. corner on S. line of Sec. 27, T. 2, 8.K.1W, W. M. , thence N. 17. Ml cb. ; thence N. 6;ideg. K. 4. 70 cb. ; thence S. I'J.7.' I'll. ; tlieuce V. 4.26 ch.; to llie place of beKluulug, containing 7. ul acrea, more or lean. The termaof aale, ten (111) per cent toaccoin. pany bid aud an a forfeit In caneof relural to complete the purchaae; balance cauli nu confir mation of aale, all aalea to be made Hubject to oontlrinatiou by llie County Court of Washing, ton Couuly, Oregon. (IKACE H. KOII1.NSON, Admlnlatratrlz ofthe estate ol (leurge A. Ooie, deceaaed. Flrat pub. Feb. 21, laat March 20. IN T lit t nl M Y t 1 L 1. 1 OKI.i.i.S ol'. i - 10 the Jl alter ol Hit ij.iar I a ol Merrill K. Hob bln a i l 1. .r,. M. llotrlikiNi, M;uor. Kmma II. Ilotihki.., !!,. lilalilied and a uug Kuai'lmn . eatalea of llie atMiiv iiaiur l herein her duly vi riM. d p. tin, d f ol Una ( ouil a-ilimriiiig li diau. to aeil the rial ili,l,. I niuiira, an. I ln, l, nnl r-ia e acribed aa alt lati-li, tt.mli.i . i . . ol Oregon, tu.w 11. ti; ol ti,,- K ' , of c. t, T. 2 S. i.l I; it u ,u. t H) a n-v .lii I he t.i,.,u m.k .1 - OreKon, 1...WH- 1 oiuiiii'lii n.ir at Ibv ! K r rmr of tlie S W '4ol u,e .1 K i, ol -i-i'. I iul..'N. of K. 3 W . Will, M,t. tin- ...iii.. (,. -ihii ,,.,rr, her of (he rbri-l:nn l url II .it;;. u I , ami ruu lilli lb. l.n- W ou n.-r. lint lu mil r-, el tin- ctfU li r ol the present traM l.-l ('.. ,nty r.,a l. ilunre N. :!y fi el, them e r- , oil Inn- p,ira.Ii- w illi e.-. ily hpi'.iiun'il, t.'.e P. iimii.. and Mils, has ri.t'l ; ra lu mi ur , u- aili'h i.ar I "iik'il.K to sal t I r li n.ail) dr ill "litainllig I I rm-l ul Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is htroliy k'iven that tho under- igneil a' 1 in i inn t ru t. ix with tiiu will an Hexed o( the entitle of diiiidciiz I.uciuh uetscliur, lVeeUHed, lias this ay lilt'd iu the county court ol Wimliinutim County, ( Ircgnii, her final account and report as inch dminiHtnttrix in "aid es tate, and the same lias been set fur limtl bearing and settlement before mi id court At the Court llouxe in J 1 1 1 Ih I in , Ore gon, on Monday, Mar. L'.'S, l!0H, at 10 o'clock a. in. ol said ilay. Dated Feb. 111. I 'JOS. ANNA KLlvABKTH I.UKTSCIIKK, Administratrix with the will annexed of tlio estate of (Iandcnz l.ticiiia I.lietHclier. deceased. M. 11. lll'Mi', Attorney for pHlale. Klrnt pub. Feb. 'l, laat, March I'D. line to Inli r-ei t the W llueotsa.d ( hrl.llau Carl lloiiifsti'a'l ilii'in' h w f''t to itm plai'e ol beKluulug, at private -ale, for II, e edin allon, care, misien.itiee and ni .ri u ,i, minors. And II apix'armg l.. llie ( ,.iirl, limn ld t. tloll, that llie nllek'Mtlolls llietelll set f.irth are true, thai II Hniil.l be lor llie I..-I inl.rtalol hld III I liii Unit said ren! rslate be obi, aa pray ed then-Ill, l a llierel'ire onl. it. I i:,! l,l ii. tlou be and the same Iii hereby n l i .r bearing beloru this court, al the ourt room at llillslairo, H uli l.k'toll Count; , Oreuuli, oil Mom Ik) , rei. 24. I'.S's, at In nVlnek a. in. on a"l ilay. and that the next ol kill ol ani l vtar l-, and a I r. aolia Interesled in raid e-lale appi ar I eloie Una at h! lira.- fch.i ,.;eo and ai said near. In K and slum i'niw, il any, liy a lleelle should Hot lie made for the sale ol said leal folate. And It is hereby lurlier ordered Ihal this or der beaerv d ii...n llie nexi ot kin ol said v.anl, and upon all ierson tuternteil lu .aid eatale, by puhliahiug a copy thereof lor lour atiiTeaalva aud coiisecullve weeks In the HilM.orn hide pendent, a weekly newspaper pul.ll-lie.l at Hillsboro, OreKOU, llie lint pullleallou of ahleb copy shall be 111 llie lile of kill. I paper daled Jan. 24, A l l'Jl'S. liated Jan. 2u. l'.ms. S. w. oooidx, County Judge. M. 11. HL'MI', Alloruey lor iiiiardiaii. Slate oldregon, Coutitv of W ashliigtoii. aa. I, K. J. l.OI'MAN, ( ounly Clerk and ex oiriclo Clerk of Die County ( ourt of the stale nl Ore gon, for the County of Washington, do hereby certlly that the foregoing copy of order ol Court has been by ine compared with the original, and that it la a correct tranaerlpt therefrom, and the whole of siu-li original order as he aame ap.eara of record al my othee and In my custisly, IN WITNkSS VYIIKIIKOK, I have hereunlo aet mv baud and HiliXed the seal of said Court thia .Dili day of January A. 1. lues. V. 3. (loli.MAN, County Clerk. First pub. Jan. 21, ln-t, lib. 21, 1. SUMMONS. IN TIIK ClltiTIT col llT OK Til K STATU OK OKKiiON KoK WASIIINd loN COI NTY. Wlllla Joel KI.eruiMii, I'lalntill. i ii y time and titrsuiial attention and will emieavor to give o cllicient ailuiinis- tration of the affair of said oilice and perforin all of tie duties thereof in a coiiHcientiout tmnner. luted thli February U'th, l!K)S. F. T. KANE. I"K CtiCn COMMISHIONKU. I wish to announce to the republican voters ol Wgnhink'ton County that I am a ciimliiliite (or Ibe nomination of Coun ty comiiiiasioner at the primary nomi nating election to be held in the County "I WiishiiH'tun. State of Oregon, tbe Kth tlav nf Aoril. 1WS. If I am nomi nated und elect! I will during my term of oilice honestly, laitlifully, conscien- iiotisiv and; impartially preiorm an uui- I'leiaiiiing lotai'i oiiice. JOHN McCLAUAN. KOI 8MKKIKF. I herehv annouDce mysell as a candi date fur tiie Keoublican nomination for idierilT at tl.n mminif nrimarv election. H I nin iKiinina! "d elocted, I pledijo my -li to ecunnoical and ellicient man iigenifiit of affairs of the olfiee and im partial enforcement of the laws. C. 11. BUCHANAN. MAN, Attvs. for Administratrix. First pub. Feb. 7, lust, March 0. Tree Delivery Ofthe best Fish, Game and Meats. Our delivery is prompt and iu 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. Administrator's Notice. Notice ia hereby eiven. that ,. K- Hall, Ima by an order of I he county court, of tho mate of Oregon, fur the county of Washington been duly up- pointed as AdiiiiniHtrator of the cutate of W. T. Alilridge, ItocciiHcd, and baa duly Qualilied an such Administrator. Now therefore all persons having Claims Rgainst said estate, are hereby untitled and required to present the same, with proper vouchers, to the pal Administrator, at the oilice of the Loon ty Clerk, for Washington conntv 're gon, in tbe city of Hillsboro in Wash ington county, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated at liilleboro Oregon Uih 21st day of hebrunry A I) r.HW. I F. II A I.L, Administrator of said estate First jiub. Feb. 21, last March 20. EEBi mm li I'ctcr S. Krick of Lancaster, Pa., reccntlv sin nsrhtered a Western steer aud made an unexpected find. I" its stomach be found an open- faced gold watch. All the parts of the watch were intact except the bauds, uliir-t. rfre off the face. It is supposed that the watch was lost in the vt.st fell among feed the steer was eating, aJ he Bobu,eJ il down. Is your bovor girl in need of a new cat)? tfso. 1 can suppiy your needs in that line, at great ly reduced nriccs. U-W caps now 7")c, 75c caps now 50c, etc. Mrs. I. Bath. UNDERWOOD STANDARD TYPEWRITER The lumber for the now- sido. ...-It. e aa r, . "i. ouiiiiucrs cor- U1"K iciim was served t tinp la I) l t 1. e j r ......ii:iv,n,iiaU, lunus ioriimriv k'Ucsts The limn, which were rmd Lv subscription, has all been deliv ered and the laying of it bepan last Monday. tJ0 md ; Ait.::. fter sv.jraa It seems pixxl to apain be able to read about the doings in Sher wood and Tijrardville. but what ok., nt v.,U.,ll., i r . - -.I. h-?vri !-at!- i-Stw.' are to start on Saturday f.ir the home in California, which In', just been completed bv Mr. I;,,,. stroh. Moved. JhXv'1 m"' sh.-l.to and that basket stKrial at Jack kL' . ic." -re-t. Town last Saturday nijrht Jack-1 where Tn , , , ; f "?"'"-v ,1:''' townite! Wake up and try and kiSuo ! "h? I ' ,,,;aiI earn your salary. nutico. (, !.rt Aunt Sally. I fred Luidruck. ()wnt ,. ti it, l m.f aL&'w ma WjBS- IN ON K o MAN Y COLORS L.'.ct.t",. FACILITIES P If Tlir WEST FOR K; Till; pkosUCTION OF Tt$ilog,lITm "0" ,t ' F""r- al yi "Star of the First Magnitude.' f ACT Nnmbtr 10 Tbe I'mtrrwiMMl Fscnpvmcnt Is lulrr than the I islr Oprnlor. The Skillrd Mechanic taytt "It will last a hundred years " LNoruwoon tvpivvrittr company Nw York or Anybcrc. FIRST-CLASS STATIONERY Is both a luxury and a necessity. If you are thinkincr of coiner away don't fail to take an abun dant supply with you. You may not be able to pet any at your place. TIIE SHAPE, SIZE AND COLOR Of your stationery denote vour acquaintance with social usages. If you come here for your supply you will avoid all mistakes in that direction. You will also es etp laying a frreat bi pric for what you buy. I ' 'X nisiii n i .J i mm y . i . i' jsj Miiry 1.. Klieriuaii, lii'lt'ii.lant. Tu Mary L. hbertnan, aliote nauxMl (tefendant: In Hit' name of the Malt' of orrgim, )ou aro bfrt'liy reijiiire.l to appfar ami answer tlie onn . l.laiiit lili'.i against )ni III llie almvo entltlnl cause ami Court, nti or lielure Muliiliiy llie Nil h .lay ol March, IIKis, ihe same tK-lnn thu last day lor audi ai'HtaiK-e iiresiTiU-il In llie order for ptililicalioii of ilui sunitnoiis. II you lali to ao Hpear and answer, the plain. till, lor aant Ihcreot', lll apply loiliel'ouri for the relief prayed for 111 Ills complaint, lo-wlt For a ile.Tee diasolvliiK the honds of matrimony now existing between you and the plalutlir, and for mcli oilu r and liirilu r relh f as to Ihe Court may aeein oieet aud e.iiitHlle. Thla iiminona la puhlUlieit pursuant to an or der ol Hon. Tuoiuaa A. M. Mr lile. JuiIkm of Ilia aliora euilileit liniirt. made ami daled on llie 2ll day ol January, !.. The dale of Ihe flrM pulillenllon ol thla sutniuona ta January '24, Itaia, and the dale of the lasl poollcaltou lo be the Ulu ilu) of March, 1MV A. It. MF.NIihNIIAM.. Attorney for rialntltr. First pub., Jan. J4, last. Match 0. Executor's Notice of Final Settle ment. Notlie la hereby given by Ihe uuderaiKiieil Ki eculor of the l.aat Will ami Toiaincul of Wll. llalu JauiletMin, lieceaeil, that the ( ounty Court of the Kiate ol orcKuii, lor Ahinnloii Count) , haa appointed tlie 2 Ird day of .March, PsiKa- the day, and the Court House at HilMmro, Wash. ItiKtou County, (ireifou, aa tin place for hearlna ohjectioni to the llnal account of the F.xecuior herein, tiled In sal, I Couit on the 17th day of February, l'.KM, and Tor the final sctlleuiclll ot aald Kstale. Hated at llillslmro, Orea-on, thla I Till day of February, 1'JUM. JAM KS It. JAMIFSON. K x ecu tor. K. It. TOMII K, Attorney. First pub. Feb. HI, last. March 2ii. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice la hereby given that the und ersnned executors of ihe estate of Kmc. I l.ti.lw Ik fclelii -boll, deceaavd, has tbla lny liied III the County Court of Washington Cotimy, Orcaon, their llnal account and report aa such cxeculora In said estate, and the same has been act for Imai bearliiK and ai-tlleiiienl bclore aald (iilirl at the Court House 111 HlllnlHiro, Oreituli, on .March i. limn, at IU o clia-k a. in. ofaal.l day. I .at i d thla Jan. J., l'.S's. ANNA HTKIMIOKF, AKTIIl'K HTKIMIOKF. Kxerutora of the Kstale of Kruest l.udwlK Hte:n- hotr, ileceaiM'd. M. ItAII.FV lil'MP, Attorney for Fjuate. First pub. Jan. Ill, last, Feb. 'i. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice la hereby niven that tho undersigned. administrator of tho estate of Christian Itotiirer, deceased, haa thla day Hied in tlie Conntv Court ol Washington County, Oregon, hla tinal acinunl and report as audi administrator in said estate, and the same has been act for llnal bearing and settlement before said Court at the Court House In llillslioro, Oregon, on March 2. 1!', at 10 o'clock a. in. of aald day. I'ati d thla Jan. 'i luus. P. A. HOWMt. Admlnlatralorof the Kstale of Christian Koltger, Iieceascd. M IIAII.KY M"MI'. Altonicv for the Istate. First pub. Jan. 31, last Feb. Notice of Final Settlement. Notli 1 hereby glen that the undersigned ia tiled in the (ounly Court ol a-liliiirlou iiinir. (irciron. his tinal at-coiitii aa pi win... ,.r the estate of K,ia olmn. I ...,l i,,l that "aid llnal acouut has l.cen . fur bearing and settlement iM'tore said court on Monday. March i, l.sin at lou i lia k a. in. Itated Ibis Jan. ,u, 1 .. OI.oF NOKI'I J'SH, Execntfir of the Last Will and Testament of Flies Olson, licci'aced. H. It. Hl'sToN and IIFMON ItoWMAV Attn lor Kxecutor. Klrat pub. Jan. Ill, lasl. Feb. (uratli Bros. The Hillsboro Pharmacy. Dealers in flillsko Real Estate AND AUCTIONIIft. Oilice aoutli of Court lluuae, Main Monov to Loan-