IIIlNboro Independent.
D. W. BATH. Editor aid Proprietor.
APRIL 10, 1008.
To the Voters.
I hereby state to the people of
Oregon that 1 believe in tne prin
ciples of the Republican party as
rvpre?o"cd by t? earless lead
er ancTadvoca'te of the rights of
thf h-.:isk'K. Theodore lioosevelt.
I have confidence in the ability
and integrity of the voters, and
feel that the interest of the peo
rl.and business of the state is
safe in their hands.
I consider the office of United
States Senator is a political one
anil believe in electing to that
high jmsition a man who will
carry out the principles of the
President and his party and if I
am elected to the Oregon State
S n:ite I will vote for the man
for United States Senator who
has received the endorsement of
mv nartv as expressed at the
1 " ' E. W. HAINES,
Candidate for State Senate,
Oak Nolan.
Attorney Nolan, of Tillamook,
candidate for the nomination of
joint senator for the district com
posed of Washington, Yamhill,
Lincoln and Tillamook counties,
believes that the people should
have the privilege of election
their own United States senator
and conies out squarely for State
ment No. 1. Mr. Nolan is a
lavvver of ability, a straight re
publican, and will receive a large
vote in Tillamook county.
C. C. Hammerly.
Last Sunday's Oregonian stat
ed that C. C. Hammerly. candi
date for joint senator from the
district composed of Washington,
Lincoln, Tillamook and Yamhill
counties, was unpledged. This
is an error, as the petition circa
la ted in "his behalf in this county
pledged him absolutely to repub
lican choice; in fact, the same
position taken by Mr. Barrett
The Oregonian has since correct
ed the error.
Mr. Hammerly was born and
raised in Iowa, but has lived in
the west for more than a dozen
years. For a number of years
he taught school in country, high
school and academy, but for the
past eight or ten years has been
newspaper publisher and editor.
Those who know him best have
not the least doubt but that, if
elected, he will fairly and well
represent every part of the dis
trict, and that no mistake will be
made in supporting him.
VV. N. Barrett.
W. N. Barrett, of this county.
is a candidate on the Republican
primary ticket for joint senator
of the senatorial district compris
ing Lincoln, Tillamook, Washing
ton and Yamhill counties. Tilla
mook and Yamhill counties each
have a candidate, yet Mr. Barrett
is receiving letters from promi
nent citizens in those counties
pledging him their support, and
if his native county of Washing
ton gives him loyal support there
will be no question about his
nomination. He is a lifelong Re
publican, and has canvassed this
county in a number of campaigns,
v hen a member of the legisla
ture he has always opposed ex
travagant appropriations, and, if
nominated and elected, is fitted
and qualified to efficiently repre
sent the interests of all the peo
ple oi the district, lie has al
ways, when a candidate, received
good support here, and as he is
t he only candidate for this position
in uus county, will no aoubt re
ceive practically the unanimous
support of the Republican voters
of this county at the coming pri
mary election.
Hock Roads and risher.
Spend your money on dirt and
you get mud holes. Sjiend your
money on rock and you get good
roads.
Rock roads are the only roads
for Washington county, and now
is the time to commence.
Fisher's Rock Road Bill will
bring them.
There has been more rock
road built in Beaverton during
the past two years than all the
rest put together.
Why not help the farmers of
Washington countv.
KARL K. FISHER.
Candidate for State Senator.
Cornelius flection.
A correspondent from Corne
lius sends us the following re
port of the election there Mon
day: The- whiskeyites run in a lot of
transcients. who call themselvps
men. We carried the leritimatel
part of the city vote. There were
sonic old siks who had been
kept around here for the pur
poso of voting the town wot. The
better dass arc hot over the re
sult, but wo will have another
whack at them in Juno. Follow
ing is the result:
I'ril.l. MI of Hi CiHinrtl
V. II Id n.liT.nn. lry . 44
V. S. Inn, ,..
Onim'1 1 m.n
Jnhn llMTimn, itry .
A. 1 h.'nit. ,lrr
II. !"iir,l,.,nl.',1r 1
r. A t hni,ir Mry...
-t'or.i- ! I , hpr, , rl
tint Irmli-r, ail
41
M
n
0
Wm. Merrill, wet
fcd Vsoif, wt , ..
Kaonrder
H. O. FU b. dry
V. I., Cietger, wel
Treasurer
C. C. Hsnoock, alj
Alviuiuw iieadrlcks.
el
Cake or FultonWhich I
It will be well for republicans
to study, carefully and well, the
the peculiar situation now con
fronting them in the selection of
a fnnHiriite for United Suites
t
senator at the coming primary,
Tip candidacy of Gov. Chamber
lain on the Cake platform
now romnlications to the
adds
situa
tion. If the three were
for the June election
to race
it would
strength
certainly add material
tn Mr- Fulton, as both Mr. oaKe
and Mr. Chamberlain are commit
ted to Statement JNo. i. or mc
election of a senator iy aireci
vote of the people, wnne ;ur.
Fulton is on record as opposing
it. But at the April primary,
either Mr. Fulton or Mr. Cake
must step aside. We have stud
ied the situation very carefully
ant liruw 1.1 tu luiiuwuiji Ci..u-
fions: .
First Should Mr. Cake re
ceive the republican nomination
it will place Mr. Chamberlain
between the devil and the deep
sea, witnoui a piauorm iobluuu
on, he having voluntarily assum
ed a non-partisan, happy-go-
luck v gait, going the whole hog on
Statement No. 1 and telling his
democratic brethren he recently
loved so well that he has become
infatuated with most ot the
Roosevelt politics"-until after
the June election-after which
time the probationary state will
cease and be airain permitted to
exercise his conscience by voting
for democratic measures in the
senate, if elected.
Second. That as Mr. Cake
has firmly stood for, and man
fully defended Statement No. 1
for the past two years, there
would be no just cause for repub
licans to prefer a new convert
from the democratic ranks on
this question to the exclusion of
all other questions of vital im
portance to the state and nation
which will come up during the
senatorial term.
Third. That in the light of
past history, with legislative
holdups, corrupt use of money to
influence senators and repre
sentatives, men seeking election
to the legislature on senatorial
years to see the fun; special
trains running, with all other cor
rupting influences in connection
therewith, thus bringing shame
and disgrace on the fair name of
our state, our people will never
again return to the old system of
election by the legislature.
Fourth. I hat a very large ma
jority of the tte-wnpapers in the
state are first last and all the
time in favor of the people elect
ing1 a senator.
Fifth. That nearly every
grange in the state has declared
by resolution, that they will not
support candidates for the legis
lature who are opposed to elec
tion by the people.
Sixth. That it is a republican
measure passed by a republican
legislature.
Seventh. Nearly every candi
date that has announced for the
legislature has subscribed to
Statement No. 1, at least m modi
fied form, and those who failed
had to come back and take their
medicine.
Eighth. With 30,000 republi
can majority behind Mr. Cake,
would it be possible for Mr.
Chamberlain to jump sideways
into the United States senate by
using a little soft soap on weak
kneed republicans? We think
not.
Ninth. Should Mr. Fulton be
nominated, the conditions would
be entirely reversed, thus placing
Fulton on the defensive instead
of Chamberlain which would at
least greatly reduce the repub
lican majority
In view of these facts as we
see them, we must say that to
our mind, the safest, surest and
best thing for republicans to do
is to vote for Mr. Cake for Unit
ed States senator. Corvallis
Gazette.
Indies' Home Journal patterns
at Mrs. I. Bath's.
rieet Celebration at San Francisco.
For the fleet celebration at San
Francisco, rates will be authorized
to San Francisco and return as fol
lows: From Portland, $25; from points
on the West Side and Yamhill di
visions via Portland, one fare to
Pott land t)lus .tls- frnm all mho,-!
points in Oregon, one and one third
first class limited fare for the round
trip, not to exceed the rate from
Portland.
Sale dates are May and and Mav '
!4th. 1
Pinal return limit
is twenty niJe I
1 t,ay
I ous passa retired in eahlw j
fon.
' Children five years of ace and
under twelve year., one half fire;
sufficient to le added where neces
sary to make rate end in naught or
n vc
age
Children under five years of
w,l he carried free it accom-'
panied by parent or guardian
U M. McMURRAV.
General Passenger Agent.
Chas. S. Fee. Passenger Traffic
Manager.
Beaverton.
Uvgular Corraspoudeut.
. ... b.
49 I (Too Late I1H ! "--7
for the Oreeoa
Electric Line set grade stakes on
the survey through town last Tues
day so it begins to look like busi
ness. The increasing business of the
Cady-Anderson Co. has necessitat
ed the employment of another clerk
in their eeneral store at this place
and Leslie Moss is filling the bill at
present.
u't,;u ri.linc to the base bell
game at Farmington last Sunday
r is Ncilsoii of Cooper Mountain
foil frrm hi horse and broke his
collar bone. Dr. Wood of Hills
boro was called to reduce the frac
ture. The 22 months-old child of Claud
Davies, a former resident of this
place but recently a resident of
Portland, was buried at Crescent
Gtove cemetery Tuesday. A num
ber of relatives and friends from
this place were present.
C. K HegVe has purchased th
baseball erounds and it is under
stood that it will again be placed
on the market.
Fry & Thornton sold the pro
perty of Mrs. A. M. Gilmer last
Tuesday. The name of the pur
chaser and the price was not learn
ed.
Kd Fitzpatrick of Fruitful Lands
addition sold his farm last week tor
$2650. Mr. Compton made the
sale.
A new real estate office has been
erected on the site or the recent fire
and is now occupied by Jno. K.
Stroud.
Mrs. Jos. Specht has been quite
ill during the past week, but at the
present writing is improving.
A very pleasant surprise was
tendered Master Harold Benjamin
last Friday evening at the home of
his parents. A very enjoyable eve
ning was spent.
Aunt Sally.
Reduced Rates to Grand Lodge.
For the occasion of Grand Lodge
. F. & A. M..and Grand Chapter
R. A. Masons of Oregon to be held
111 i'ortianu, June 8th to 13th, a
rate of one and one-third fare, on
the certificate plan is authorized to
Portland and return from all points
on tne boutherti Pacific lines
m Oregon, provided fifty or
more paying passengers of not
less than fifty cents each have been
in attendance. Under these condi
tions, delegates and members of
their families, who have paid full
tare (regular first class rate) to
Portland, will be returned at one
third fare, but iu no case lcs than
25 cents.
Sherwood.
Kegmar Correspondent.
Dr. Schroeder, of Tualatin, called
here during the week on his
return from visiting a patient at
Middleton depot. The doctor was
not favorably impressed with the
fine roads found in this vicinity.
Frank Fischer, of Middleton, is
putting in new cross arms and
changing the wires on the telephone
posts of the mutual company lead
ing out of town in a westerly direc
tion. A general repair of the line
is contemplated, including new poles
where required.
The Middleton school has been
closed for several day's past on ac
count of Mrs. Saltus, the principal,
being unable to officiate. A severe
attack of rheumatism affecting the
muscles of the head and neck seems
to be the proper diagnosis.
Mrs. Harris Hardin, of Middle
ton, was called to her old home in
Texas last week on account ot the
serious condition of her father, who,
late information states, died before
she reached her destination.
Mrs. Russell, wife ofTrof. Rus
sen ot the Sherwood school, left
last week on a visit to lriends at
Milton. Clarence, the eldest son
has lately become a pedagogue and
is employed over in the Banks coun
try, west of Hillsboro.
I lie opening game of baseball
lor the season will take place here
on me 12m, lust., in a contest be
twecn the "White Sox" of Sher
wood and the "Spantons" of Port
lanu. 1 ne Mierwood string band
win lurnisli music. Admission
the grounds will be 25 cents.
to
Mrs. Melzer, wife of Fred Melzer
a farmer residing near the German
Lutheran church, two miles west
oi town, is slowly recoverintr from
attacic ot nn.nm;.
Numerous cases have appeared here
curing tne past winter.
Chas.
v.aiKiu. lormerlv f fV,:
f,, , nXK1. but now ' Butte-
, , , . . -J v iui.1
. c f'ult larrmriK and pur-
-iia.-..-U it icam WOOd t nrr ...O.
He has lecn supplying the Vilial
incite steamers with
wood for some
l'me " But-ille
. D. .Smith, republican candi
..ate for county clerk, was in town
1 uesday lo(,kin2 alter the interests
ot h.s candidacy i this precinct
1 tie Pie counter .1 - : . .. '
'nearer to a portion a fc.,t ofS
litical aspirants, and thf " '
I won by the -.wilt and the strong.
. The Portland Weekly Oregon
ian and The HilM rr,i?on
dent one year for $2.
-o.
tOC ROLLING CONTCS
Reduced RaieTon West Side and
Yamhill Divts011
For the above occasion rate f
one and one third rare on the certi
ficate plan is authorized to Mc
Minnville and return hm a11 ,
In the above territory. Prov,de'1
however, fifty 0r uiorepayiag P'
engers of not less than fifty nt
each have been in attendance. Un
members of t fioi. relies. wbonae
paid full fare (regular first class
rate) to McMinnville. will be re
turned home at one-tbird fare, out
in uo case less than 2S cents, on
presentation of S. P- certificates
lorm 1020 to S. P. geut Ic"
Minnville on or before April I7tb;
1908. Certificates iU
by W. T. Macy Secretary of the
Order, aud may be issued on any
of the three days prior to or on the
opening day.
Important: Agent McMiunville
will endorse on back of each certi
ficate form and number of the tick
et issued thereon for the return trip.
WM. McMURRAY,
General Passeufjct'
Chas. S. Fe Pnsencer Traffic
Manager.
The building season is now at
hand and any one contemplating
work m this line should canon
Th fllimAY Miflmir Co.. when
narurinsr on material. We havea
complete stock nlwavs on hand,
Both 'phones.
I COFFEE
The world is full of
anonymous coffee : "Java
and Mocha."
Who returns your
money if you don't like
'en?
Vour groc ar rohirnt yur money If you don't
like Schillma'i n,t. r h-m.
For up-to-date millinery and
ladies' furnishine goods, co to
Mrs. Bath's, Linklater building,
east of the court house,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrator' Notice
Notice la hereby Riven that tba uuderalgm d
Benton Bowman, naa two appointed artmlnla.
tralnr of the ealate of Lula J. DaTenport, Di-c d
and taaa qnalltled at mch, and all peraombav
lng elalma agalnit aald euia are hereby notified
to preaent tbem to me, with proper voucbera, at
my office in Hlllnnoro, Oregon, wltbln ill
months rrom thla date.
Kated April ,
BKNTON BOWMAN.
AdmlnUtrator or the Eitate or Lula J. I)ren
port, tteceaaed.
9. B. HUSTON, Ay 'or ,ute.
KK.t pub. April 10. lau. Mar 8.
IN THE CIRCUIT C0t!T orTUK BTATK OF
ORKOON rOR "ASBINUTON t.'OUNTY
J. M. B. Beilwood, Plalillir,
Tl
B. Li. Bunnell, hrab Aibtiy, Anna,
(juarkeubunb, w. 1. nunneii, J i .
Hunxertoril, KwaM Huneerford,
M. D. Bunnell. K. I.. Bunnell, A.
I.. Bunnell, U L, Bunnell, O. C.
Bunnell, A. M Buouell, I. J. Bun,
nell, I,. M. Htnnell, Hlir Bun
nell, Ola Bunnell. Albert Kunnell,
Oeorite HiinnaJ, Charlea Bunnell,
Kuima Kobinani, Amamli l'almer,
A n.,1. f-.ama. ailaiA J Itlltltlffll
A, la J. Holme,!, Klia J. Bunnell, (
Maitle Biinnel, Lucie Bunnell, I
Kmnia Bunnell. Nellie M. Kunnell,
Arthur Koblnam, Jnah Palmer, A. I
P. Cramer, K. yuackenbu.h, l.ulu I
Bunnell, Oract Bunnell, Maltie
Bunnell, Bona tuntiell, Kniklne A.
Bunnell, aud T. K. A. Kenwood.
Iwfeodanta.'
To each and aterr of the abova named defen-
danu
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREOON,
Yon and each of yon ira hereby notified aud
required to be and appear In Ihe a bore entitled
Court, on or before Mar 26111 1908, tnen nl tDer
to anaarer tba attended complaint In laid suit,
and If 700 fall tn to appear and answer, the
plaintiff will apply to tald Court for tba relief
Memanded In the laid complaint, to.wit: For a
decree of partition and sale of the following de
scribed premise, niraelj:
"Beglnniii( at theouarter Section Corner be,
tween Section 34 T. 1 8. R. 1 W. and Section 8
T. 2 8. K. 1 W. of the Willamette Meridian.
Running thence H,uih 24 degrees East 45. HO ch.
to a stone at the southwest corner of the D. L. C.
of J. L. Hlcklln and wife, thence North 86 de
grees 30 minutes Earn 1.M chain; tbence North
45 minutes East 42.90 chs. to the North line of
the South half of wirt p. L. C. ; thence with
the wld line South tivdepees 4 minute West
32. 06 chs.; thence South ldrnree West 2. t4 chs.
to the place of bendming. eonululng 100 acres. "
And for a distribution amongst the partloa. ac.
cording to their resiectlre Interests, of the pro
ceeds of sale, le.s the rlsim of the I'laintln"
amounting to !-':.'. 57, paid for taxes and ex.
penses, Ugetber with the cou and disburse,
mentsof this suit.
This summons is published In the Hillsboro
Independent, a weekly newspaper published In
said County, by the order of the Hon. T- Mc
Bride, Judge of .aid court, which order Is
made and dated this i.t,i,y of April, 190". the
date ef first publlcstlon ,einf April H.
' l. JiD. C. I ATOl'KFTTE,
Attorneys for I'lalntlff.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice Is hereby g(.en lnt the undersigned.
executrix of the estate of Undell 8. Foster, de-
cessed, has thla day filed In the Counlf Court of
ashlngton County, Oregon, her final account
and report as sncb executrix in said etate, and
Ihe same has been set for filial hearing and set
tlement before said Court .t the Court House in
Hillsboro, Oregon, on April 2T. 190S. at 10 o'clock
a. m. of said day.
I'atad this March v, i
LoTTIK J. FOSTER,
Executrix oflhe E.tsteof Undell Foster, de
ceased.
M BAILEY BC.MP. am....... for Estate.
First pub. March 27, 1,.,. April ;i. 1
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice is herebv .;. that 1. the un
dersigned, have Wn hy the County
Court of Washington Cutmtv. Oregon,
appointed administrntriX oflhe estate
nf Kdward I). Ki.rr ,i..-.se,l. and have
duly qualified as such a)dniiiii"triitri.
All persons havim? Maims atfainst sai.l
estate are) herebv required t present
the same to me with proper vouchers at
the law office of M Ratle" Hump in
Hillsls.ro, Washington countv, Oregon,
within six months from daw hereof.
I'sted at Hillslmro t(ron, this March
li, l'.HW.
tni KKRR.
Administratrix cf the r state of Kdward
I. Kerr. dw..i
M. IIA1LEY Ill Mi. ' i.mmev lor the
estate.
First pub, March 20, lit, April 1".
Candidates' Announcements.
run omit t'LtkK.
I hereby announra myself aa candidal for
th uoiuiuauuu u( comity Clrrk of Wa.bUiloo
County on-iron, on I'm repuliliran lli kat. tub
Jwt 10 Ilia .-u,J,'reuM'iil ol Ui republican pri
mary iim-iii.ii ui ba held lu aald oouuiy April 17,
I una, and il alocied 1 will ivo my uudKldad al
leiiiiuu t ilia oitit-a aud iHjDdurl Ita adalra to
,u,b....ofu.y.i..h.y. w Di 8MITH
run k iuxjl auriMiMTiKUMT.
I hereby auununca mywlf a candidal for
uouiinaiuiu tu ttia uiliua ol County tirnool Hu.
puriiiteuileiit, p.edsln th.-t. If nominated and
Kuara deal and laiuiiut aerTiue.
If. C. CASE.
'UU COU.NTr AttHEHMOR.
I hereliy announce niyiell canili
ilute U'dire the 1'iiuiurie for the otlice
of I'ounty AaieoHor ou th Republican
Ticket, knd If nominated and elected, it
will lo my effort to conduct the otlice aa
in the piiHt, with absolute consistency
ami without K-nr or favor, aud for the
beat intercut of Waahinton County.
OKA). II. WILCOX.
'OK COUNTY CI.EBK.
I liert'liy announce invself a altepub.
liomi ritmliilHlu (or the otlice of County
Clerk ol' SVatiliiiiKlon County, Oregon,
ttu t j-c t to the dudomuuient of the Ke
tiulilicnn I'rinuiry election to be held in
If elt'ctfil, I roiiiiHe a curelul, econo
muni iwlininiHtration of the affairs ol
that otlice, ellicient service and faithful
tHirforiiiance of duty.
K. J. (JODMAN.
FOlt COUNTY AKHOR.
I hereby announce myself a a Kepub
lican candidate for the ollice of County
AHucHrior of WuMhington I'ounty, Ore,
gon, fthject to the endorsement of the
Republican voters of thia county at the
l i unary election to be held on April
17th. VMS.
If I am nominated and elected I will
during mv term of ollice give all a
square deal and good service.
C. E. DKICHMAX
FOR COCNTY RKCOKDKH.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for rumination to the ollice of
County UeeorUer of Washington Coun'
tv, subject to tne endorsement of tbe re'
publican voter a the I'rimary election,
to be held April litis. II 1 am nominal
ed and elected I promise to give the of'
lice, the clone and careful attention it
ha received during my first term and
to look to the vtcjfare of the county at
all tune.
WILLIS IRELAND.
FOR COUNTY A8HKKSOK.
I ii in a candidate for the nomination
of Countv AsxeHsor on the Republican
Ticket at the primary election to beheld
April 17. lints. MAX CUANDALL.
FOX HIIKKIFF.
I herebv announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination of sheriff of
Washington county, Oregon, subject to
the endorsement of the republican pri
mary election to be held April 17, VMH.
If elected I promise to carefully and
economically transact the affairs of the
ollice, and give its buHine my entire
attention. J. C. KUKATLI.
FOU COUNTY TUEAHCRKU.
I hereby announce myself a a candi-
ilute for ths Allien if fnnntv trtaaiirp nf
Waalnnuton county. Ureiron. subject to I
the endorsement of the republican pri
mary election, April 17, liMJH. and
nominated anil elected. I will rive the
otlice the same careful attention it has
received nt mv hands in the pant.
W. M. JACKSON,
FOR BHKRIFF.
I hereby announce mvself as a candi
diite for sheriff of WaHhiugton County,
Oregon, at the Republican I'rimary
nominating election, and announce that
if I secure the republican nomination
foi Sheriff of Washington County, and
am elected that I will give said ollice all
my time anil personal attention and will
endeavor to give an efficient adminis
tration of the affairs of said ollice and
perform all ol the duties thereof in a
conscientious manner.
Dated this February lL'th, ltf08.
F. T. KANE.
FOR COCNTY COMM1SSIONEB.
I winh to announce to the republican
voters ot Washington County that I am
a candidate for the nomination of Coun
ty commissioner at the primary nomi
nating election to be held in the County
of Washington. Mate of Oreiron. the
17th day of April, M0S. If I am nomi
nated ami elected 1 will during tny term
of otlice honestly, laithfully. conscien
tiously and; impartially preform all dut
ies pretaining to said otlice.
JOHN McCLARAM.
FOR SnERIFF.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the Republican nomination for
sheriff at the 'coming primary election.
If 1 am nominated and elected, I pledge
myself to economical and efficient man
agement of affairs of the oHiee and im
partial enforcement of the laws.
C. 15. BUCHANAN.
for cokonkr.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for the nomination of County Cor
oner, subject to the republicau primary
election to he held April 17th. If nom
inated and elected, I will do my duty to
the best of toy ability, ever looking to
the interest of the countv as well as all
cases coming under mv charge.
r.. C. ISROWX.
FOR SHERIFF.
To the voters of Washington County:
I hereby announce myself as a candi
ate for the ollice of Sheriff of this Coun
ty, subject to the endorsement of the
.epulihcaii party at the primary elec
tion, to lie held on April 17, 1XW.
If I am nominated ami elected I will
luring mv term of ollice, faithfully ami
impartially discharge the duties thereof,
and give to the people of this County an
ellicient and at the same time an econo
mical administration.
I further state that I will give the
business of that ollice my personal at
tention, and every man a square ileal.
Ui O. Vt. HANCOCK.
FOR COCNTY TRXASCRFR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
fan the nomination of County Treasurer
of Washington county, subject to the
endorsement nf the republican primar
ies to l held April 17, l!.w, and I here
by pledge myself that It elected I will
give strict attention to the duties of the
ollice and turn all interest collected on
county fund into the county treasury.
II. 11. KINO.
IHtirv I'recinct.
Fish UlaTKlCr AITOKNKY.
In ubinittiiiK in V nuiiiei to the eli-ct-ort
ol the Fliili Judicial i 'it ri.t lr
conaiileration (cr the ollioe of lMstrttl
Attorney of (aid lUtrict, 1 ili-Hiro io v
that if I au noniinatrd and elixir,!, I
will, during uiy torut ol ollice, honeallv,
vigoroualy and iiiijurliully ptTfiirni all
theollicial dutieg iH-rlaiuinu to iaid ol
flce, without fer or favor, endeavoring
alwaya to ai rord to every individual, u
riivctive of party, politic or peraonal
itlfi, KaHjuure deal under tliu law, kee.
lng alwavn upperuioiit in mv tnind the
intercut of the taxpaver ui aaid lia
trict and Ktute. V.. 15. TOM i UK.
FOR COCNTY COMMlaSIONKK.
I hereby announce myaell a a candi
date for the nomination of county cmu
uiiioner for Wauhington county, Ore
gon, mbject to the endoraenieiit of the
republican primary election to be held
April 17. If nominated and elected, it
will be my earneat endeavor to do my
duty and aerve the people in all pin t of
the county juHtly and to the lieni. f mv
ability, and and at the name time to
look to the beat interest of the tux
payer aud wellare of thin county.
A. 11. TOII.
FOU COUNTY CI.MtK.
I hereby announce myself a a candi
date for the Republican nomination for
County Clerk, at the I'rinuiry Election.
April "l 7th , UNis. If I am nominated
and sd.'etod I will mud net the ollice eili-
ciently and economically.
J. W. U.UI.EY
State Senator.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for State Senator on the
Republican ticket lor the lilevcnfh
Senatorial District of Oregon, com
prising Washington County.
If elected I will introduce and
work for the following bills at the
next session ofhe Legislature:
A a cent fare per mile on all rail
roads in Oregon.
Select school text books every ten
years instead of six as at present,
and then only make such changes
as are necessary.
Repeal the hunting license law.
Begin rocking all the roads in
Washington county, by spending
in each road district every cent ot
road tax levied hf said district, for
road purposes, on rock.
I am iu favor of doiug away with
"hold up" legislatures by electing
United States senators by direct
vote of the people, and I will vote
for the republican nominee receiv
ing the highest vote in the primary
election.
KARL K. FISHKR.
For State Senator.
In submitting my name to the
republican voters of Washington
County for State Senator, at the
primary election April 17, 1908, I
wish to say that I have no inter
ests to serve but the public inter
ests and if nominated and elected I
will support the republican voters
choice lor United States Senator,
all just and equitable legislation for
county and state betterment consis
tent with economy and will opiose
all extravagant appropriations of
state money.
WM. D. WOOD.
FOR rkpiiksfntativk.
I am a candidate for the nomination
of Representative on the Republican
ticket. If I am nominated and elected
I will during my. term of ollice pledge
myself to work for the interests of the
people of my county, will op pone extra
vagant legislation or craft und will sui'
port the republican voters' choice for
United State Senator.
U. II. (iKKKK.
FOR KKI'KF.HKNTATIVK.
I hereby announce myself a a candi
date for the nomination of Kepresentii
tive, sdbject to the endorsement of the
republican primary election, to be held
April 17, lHUS. If I am nominated and
elected I shall carefully scrutinize all
measure considered by the legislature
and oppose all extravagant legislation.
WILLIAM MciJUILLAN.
FOR RElRKSENTATIVT.
To the Republican Voter nf Washing
ton County :
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for nomination a Representative
on the Republican ticket at the primar
ies to tie held April 17, 1!H)S. My plat
form will be to work for the best inter
ests of the taxpayers in keeping (low a
appropriations and opposing all graft?.
1 will vote lor the choice of the Reptili
lican party for U. S. Senator. Having
served one term in the legislature I am
familiar with the method of legislation
and will use my best endeavors fur the
upbuilding of the state and of Washing
ton county. I will l a candidate of
no clique nor the representative nf any
special interests. (.11 AS. III.M.S.
Tor Sale.
Five-room, modern cottage on
Baseline and Fourth, new, for
sale on very easy terms or
monthly payments. Inquire of
C. lihoades, Hillsboro, Ninth and
Baseline.
v
lSs for Hatching.
S. C. Black Minorcas and S. C.
Brown Leghorns. $1.00 for set
ting of 13. At the Oregon Poul
try Show my birds won four
nrsis ouc 01 a possiDie live in
competition with the best breed
ers in the state.
R. II. GREEK.
" A A Il s
rirst Meetina of Creditors.
la 'lh I'lstrict Cnnrt or Hit ('tilted Ptnts for
tbe Plitrlct ot Orrgon.
In tne Matter of
W. B. Cat. Banh nipt.
Notice la hsrrbr siren that the slxire named !
W. B. Cat was, on March 31, Pais, aljiiflKid a
bankrupt t'T the ahore entitle,) Court at the ( liy
of Portland, Oregon, ami that Frtdsr, April 1c), I
IMS, al ths honrot 10 o cloak A. M. M sl, rlny, ,
al tba oflira ot the undersigned In 1 1 1 1 sl,ru,
Oregon, baa been Axed as the time and pure !
lor Iha first meeting of the creditors of .aid hank- '
nipt, at which time the creditors mar pn.se
Ibelr claims, eiamlne tha bankrupt, elect a
traste and transac t snch other business as mar
properly come before said meeting.
Pated at Hlllalro, Oregon, thts March 27,
l.s.
. T. BAciLF.Y, (
fcaVraa in Uankrupcr.
Wi Bros.,
Dealers in
AND AUCTIONEER.
Ollice soutrVo'l Ciuiit lloiifeT Main
Monov to Loan
Lord
Lov
Hi S.0F0 Real Estate
elace
Race Record 2:10
Was the fastest horse, cither trot
ter or pacer, on the Xorth Pacific
Circuit in 1906, and was also the
largest money winner of"iiy horse,
either trotter or pacer, in said car,
pacing two races a week in every
week throughout the entire circuit
and losing only two heats, and is
considered by expert horsemen to
be one of the leading pacers in
America. He not only comes from
a racing family, but is without
question, the greatest racing pacer
ever bred in Oregon: he is the only
horse, either trotter cr pacer, to
have been bred, raised und raced
in Oregon to the record ol 2:lO.
Alter being three days ar.d three
nights in a car, he was taken out of
the car ami immediately .started in
a race where lie forced "Sherlock
Holmes" to pace to the record time
of 2:06 in order to beat him. He
is not only a horse of remarkable
sjieed and gatneuess, but is so con
sistent and reliable that he has
never made but one break in a rac
ing career 01 tnree years; ins dispo
sition is such that any child or
woman can drive him.
He is sired by "Lovelace," one
of the greatest three year old trot
ters in America in 1S94, he being
bv "Kgotist," he being by "Elec
tioneer," the greatest of all trotting
sires living or dead. "Lord Love
lace's" dam is "Maggie," a full sis
ter to "Kosie C," 2:16. the dam of
"Prince Direct," record, 2:07 single,
and 2:0s double. "Maggie" is
the dam ol "Lord Lovelace," 2:10,
contending horse in a race 2:06;
"Portia Knight," 2:16',', contender
in a race 2:12.', "Pen Holt, " recon!
to n wngon, 2:i.S, trial, 2.1 r. ''Mag
gie" is sired by "Duroc Prince,"
second dam, "I'rankie" by'Oregon
Pathfinder," sire of Ihe dam of
"Altao," 2: 00,; .j, and "Pathn.ont,"
2:o) '4' , the sire of "Pathniark," 2:1 1.
"Lord LoVelace" will make a
short season at the home barn of K.
15. Tongue, in Hillsboro, Oregon,
terms, j?4S-oo for the season
Tree Delivery
Of the best Fish, Game and
Meats. Our delivery is piotnpt
and in all parts of Hillsboro.
We have inaugeratcd a
Hew Schedule in Prices
and this together with our de
livery .system makes this Hills
boro's popular market.
Corwin & Hcidcl.
Tlie
Three
P's
Pluck, Push and Persever
ance are all essential to
financial success. A .system
atic system cf saving is of
equal importance; and this
often has its bop'nninsr with
the opening of a little sav
ings account. Possibly you
would like to talk with us
about the matter. . . .
J. W. Situte
Banker
Hillsboro
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