John Overroeder, of Reedville.
WM ft eouotr wat visitor, Tuesday
Lou I liiller was up from Beaver-
Andrew Ecjimao, of Cedar Mil),
was ap to the count? mt, Mod-
C. F. Miller, Forest Groves
druriit, tu a county teat visitor,
Honda.
T. P. Goodin, wbo u building the
C B. Buchanan hop house, waa in
town, Monday.
Uncle Dan Phillips, of Cornelius,
waa down to the citr, Monday,
greeting his many friends.
W. N. Haynam and H. Taylor
Bill, of Moantaiodale, were county
eat visitors, Tuesday.
Chas. Smith, of the Darling
nmitn place, above Forest, Grove,
waa ia the city, Monday evening
Sam Vailey and Cbaa, Stevens,
of Forest Urove, were down. Mon
day, spending the afternoon in the
county seat
Joe. Williams it out from Port
land this week, being called here
to attend the bedside of his father,
w. A. Williams.
T. G. Todd.of above Forest Grove,
was a county seat visitor last Fri
day, on probate business, involving
partition of lands in the Alexander
estate
W; H. Lyda, whose sawmill
bunted down this Spring, is now
running full capacity, and is
delivering railroad timbers along
ine une
K. L, Cats, agent for the Haw
thorn Estate, in Portland, came
out Saturday evening for the Sab
bath at the Hawthorne ranch, east
01 town, ,,,
H. F. Reese, who is threshing
and balinc this season in the
Blooming section, was a countv
seat caller, Saturday, and made
UM Argue office a pleasant call.
Sam LawrenosJr of Scholia,
was in town Mondsy morning. He
will again take up bis studies at
faciSc University when the Fall
term opens.
Fino farm, good improvements.
0 acres under cultivation; neir
orea urove; for sale at a bargain
inquire at tnis office.
Cbaa. O'Connor, of Portland, and
wno conducted the saloon for P. R
Southworth, tbs early part of the
summer, wm open a saloon at Cor
nelius in a few days.
C. W. Tompkins, who is logging
over the Ostrander, Waah., section,
waa hart last wsek, attending the
iunerai services of his late father,
and returned the last of the week
W. H. Lyda was down from the
Greenville mill, Monday, and states
that he is forced to turn away or
dsrs from Chicago owing to the fact
mat nis future cut is all contracted,
Arthur Benefiel and wife, of
Seattle and Mrs. Sadie Dillon and
oo, of Butler, Wash., visited with
Mrs. Louis Carstens and Cheaey
ana rerry oenenei, of Manning,
uua weei.
Mr. and Mrs 8. C. Deaner and
daughter, Miss Blanche, of Wood
land, Cat, were here Mondsv.
S nests for the day of Dr. and Mrs.
. T. Linklater and Miss Minnie
Warren.
Mrs. Mary Young and daughter,
"vium, gueate oi lit. a. I .
Bowser, 'who is a brother of Mrs
Young, went to the Newport beach,
the Ant of the week for a week's
outing.
Oliver double disc plows, $65;
Rock Island gang plows, $65;
Bulky plows 16 inch, $45: 50-tooth
peg harrow, $12.60; 14 in. stubble
plows, f 14.60. All other farm im
plements at lowest prices. Schul
merich Bros.
Mrs. M. H. Pittenger and son,
Dr. Wm. Pittenger, have their
cottage south of the tower framed
and it will soon be enclosed. It is
to be a neat little structure, and a
credit to tnat section of the city,
C. Nelson, of Dixie, writes the
weather bureau: "Weather cloudy
ana cool; grain and vegetables do
Ing nicely; berries scarcer than
ever before; fine prospect for fall
fruits, except apples, which will be
very scarce."
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Graves, of
Furnas County, Neb., ars here this
wtsk, guests of Mr. Gravea' old
time school mate, G. 0. Frost, of
north of the city. They leave the
loct of the week for California and
.Colorado, on their return home.
foreman McDonald, of the
crew, is pushing work rap-
I ;iy oa tne bridges north of town
L'e expects lo get the first bridge's
f-Ir-j all driven by the last of this
r cr the first of next, and in a
c i C -a fco;h bridges will be
t CarailA.
Cnat Kaon, of South Tualatin,
r " a- severe accident last
4 ' z:i:y, whlla hauling slab wood,
' ) t i trrlrtj to get his load into
( :r".a the . loam was Iteing
v l If a boy, and fell to the
r trllirj hll head on the tem
r jkr.' nadartd unconscious.
L V- 'tmu called to ad
r ' Us kjorie. .
' i :rvect ' .hat com
' , UC;:i:: County,
- ' Z' aHV fair.
' aiTe.neUw
jt . " " ,7v I av
"that's going tome." Jes?e Cran
dall commenced pulling his yield
this week.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.
Are you a smoker? Then call
for the Schiller or Kxcellencia
Oregon manufacture.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Idaho's wheat crop has suffered
from heat and drouth and the crop
win noi exceea mat oi last year.
Norway has voted to eo it alone
only about one in every thousand
voting to continue the uuioa with
Sweden.
Senator Thurston, who helixd
JUJtfe Bennett defend K-netor
Mitchell, gives out an interview in
Cbictgo, in which he states that
the jury had been influenced t
Drees notices before the trial, an
he intimates that the senior senator
did not have a fair trial.
An alleged plot to kilt President
Roosevelt by .the wrecking of
wain on me trie mi road ww
frustrated, !aturdav, by sec din
the car on another route. A dU-
paicn irom 1 atterson, .N. J. sent
the information that the anarch
lata intended blowing up the trai
near Kidgtwood, X. J.
President Roosevelt will not cal
an extra session. The way to put
uongress to an actual test on rail
road legislation is to call them for
that purpose, and then thev in us
sither rejector pass needed laws'
If no session shall bo called then
the railroad bills will go to th
waste basket, just as they did last
Winter and Spricg.
LEWIS & CLARK EXPOSITION
During the Lewis & Clark Exposition
the Southern Pacific Company will ell
round trip tickets to Foitliml, 'limit thir
ty data, at one and one third fare for the
round trip. For parties of ten or more
traveling on one ticket, one fare for the
round trip, ror organized parties of
one hundred or more, individual ticket
at one fare for the round trip.
aiopover ol ten daye will be giren at
Portland on all oue way tickets reading
through that point during the Exposi
tion. Tickets must be deposited with
joint Agent at Portland and charge of
nuy cents will be made lor the extension
of tune.
To the Farmers of Washington County
Have you any Insurance upon you
buildings and their content?
it not, you can get insurance
with the German Insurance Co., of
Bethany, which has been amongst
you lor more tban tweiit. five
years. The rates are 50 cents j er
iw ot the amount of insurance,
ftp . . V ,
ana o cents per mu every year
tnereatter, suhject to asses-meme i
these amounts should not be suffi
cient to pay up losses.
loucanget all ir formation re
garding this by addnssine the sec
retary by mail, or the ptecident by
racinc states leiepnone, uiencoe
mllsboro.
Alf Guerber, President,
R. F. D. No. 1, HiibtK ro, Ore.
o. telephone, Glencoe-Hillsboro
Peter Uroesen, Secretary.
R. P. D. No. 1, Hilltboto, Or
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claims For You
I can locate you on level valley
lands with deep, rich soil, free
from rock. Water to be had at a
depth of from 5 to 30 feet. These
lands are located in Central Ore
gon and can be taken under the
Homestead or the Deett Land
Law. Railroad soon to tap this
wonderful section. Call and ree
me at the F. M. Heidel Real Ea
tste office, or address me at Hills-
boro, Oregon.
Dr A. A. Bi RRis
A GUARANTEE
We hereby guarantee Patton's Sun
Proof Paints to wear well on build'
ings painted with the same, for at
least five (5) years. Should our
claim for Sun-Proof paint fail we
agree to furnieh new paint free.
it is our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our paint to
wear, but this guarantee will not
be allowed to be ud as a means
for unjust demands, carele&f,loven
ly work, or where the paint ia ap
plied contrary to written direction.
PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
J. E. Patton, President
Schulmerich Bros, keen thin
paint.
A Bit Perianal.
"1 can see myself In every line I
write,'' declared the dreamy author. ,
"What do you write on? A mirrorr
asked the discerning womanChlcago
Tribune.
Hnnsrry Eaoaajb to Be One. ' '
'Dad, little Jimmy's done et three
big watermelons."
Let him eat He's one f these here
la dlaguUe."-Atlanta ConsbV
BUSYBODIES VS. TRUTH.
Here Are The FactsJudge For Yourself.
W..,wV. k . ....
. - - . . - . w . . . . . . j vh-u.
that a slur against l)r. IVivVa well
Known mm-ak'tttuiiif rauiflv rmidlo I.h a
hir against the iuiellliroiice o( thousands
of clear-thinking Ann-ruan womeu who
Km)w tlnjr nav hwn hclpd and cured
by lr. rVrv's ravorite rn.i-riHiori. It
ts not a "patent nuxlirino In any wn-w
It In simply the (avvMrilo rvmtdjr which
lr. Pierv us'd In an extimld iiraciico
for the treatment of the dioawa peculiar
to womon.
Truth and Influence.
A name for
honesty and
sonant deal
ing U better than great riches. Fraud
is a bull We that suon bursts. Dr. K. V.
IMcrce has always Uvn known to siak
the truth his famous iwdk'imw in
founded uu the n k of public approval
and have thousands of truthful testi
monials as t thlr aliility to cunt dis
eass for w hlch they are recoutmonded.
No man ever
lost a prospec
tive customer
True Speaking.
through tilling the truth. In the long
run lr. I'HTce blieves the troth will
prevail and he Is therefore not afraid to
make public his formula.
Valuable Trade
Secrets.
The Ingredients
of Doctor llerce's
Favorite Pre
scrlotion are
given to the Diiblic.
He vindicates the I
excellence and harmless character of his I
sa character of his
"rresenpliou' oy letting ailing women
know Just what they are taking when
they use this reliable tonic and nervine
for the diseases and illnesses peculiarly
feminine. These ingredient are com
bined in Just the right proportion to
make an efficient remedy, without the
use of a particle of alcohol, and they are
as lonows: tioiuen Heal root, mack
Cohosh root. Unicorn rook Blue Cohosh
root. Lady's Slipper root, with chemic-
tool. Lady's Slipper root, with chemle-
ally pure glycerlnTof proper strength fur
Their Economy Plan
Receives a, Setback
IIEY bad Just set up housekeeplnf
and were working on the plaa of
.economy. The bathtub- needed a
coat of varnish. He promised to attend
to it it she would order the varu'sh.
'You'll And the varnish In the closet
with the groceries, dear," she said a
day or so later, "and the can opener
Ui the knife drawer."
lie opeued the can and, according to
his contract, applied the coat of var
nish and then left it to dry.
The soup for dinner that day had to
be abandoned, for somehow tt pos
sessed a peculiar paint, shop odor that
was nauseating: A ft eT dinner be took
her to Inspect bis work on the bath
tub. Now that It had dried it had a
certain unnatural appearance. The top
aud sides were streaked, aud here ami
there little lumps clung to It
The man aald that was the best var
nish," she explained, taking up the can
of varnish for au examination. "But
Why, dear, you have varnished the
bathtub with the ox tall soup."
Then It waa the varnish we ate.
dear," he added, horror stricken. Llp-
plncott s Magaxlne.
Tke Somree et the Odor.
As the hot weather grew In intensity
the great man noticed a peculiar odor
emanating from his desk.
Still the temperature rose, and still
the odor grew In oddity and offenslve
ness, so that the great man had to
wear a clothespin on his nose.
Finally it grew so severe that be aald
to his secretary:
Will yon not kindly go through this
drawer and see what la causing this
atmospheric disturbance?"
The obedient secretary obeyed and
drew forth a commencement oration
that the great man had prepared, but
had not been called upon to deliver.
Being tilled with sweetness and rich
ness and much "meat" and "food for
thought," It naturally refused to keep
In hot weather. Baltimore American.
A Faeillr Article.
It was In a large public school. "Ma
ry, you must throw away that chewing
gum. I cannot stand It any longer!"
exclaimed the teacher to a little rag
ged, dark skinned girl of foreign ex
traction.
The chewing ceased. A short time
afterward, however, Mary, with
thoughts intent upon something else,
forgot, and the chewing began vigor
ously again.
Mary, dldu't I tell yoo to throw
away your chewing gum? Bring It to
me!"
Mary hesitatingly started for the
desk, but as abe reached It burst out
sobbing.
"Please, ma'am, It belongs to Aunt
Hattie, and If I don't give It back to
her tonight she'll lick mer Judge.
A Wise Yoeag Umm.
"Say, old fellow, bow do you manage j
to kiss a girl when the chaperon ia
right close by?" I
Why, by kisalng the chaperon first." I
Prophetic..'' , ti '",.;.
Mrs. Kopeck Here such spelling as
those printers do! They have called
your shipping clerk, Mr. Brown, your
skipping - clerk." Enpeck - Wblcb
chanced to be right In this case, for I
!arnod this .mondug at the office that
he had skedaddled with all trie money
be could get bold of. Baltimore Amer-
, u.Mf v niuia.
No Alcohol Used.
Dr. Pierce
never believed
advisable to use alcohol In the prepare,,
tlon of either his Favorite lreTlptKn
i.ir ,m womou, or ma "Uohleu Medical
Umxvery, the well-kimwa alteraUve
xmiv. wuit-a w so largely nsed as a rem.
edy for ludlgeailoa. Uu-pid liver, bed
ui auu kiiHireu BiiniottU. I Ivor forty
years aau. he discovered tli aftStalakM
pure klyctTtne Is a far better solvent of
nitMi of the active principle mUdltur In
our native Kedlclnal planus when used al
prv.in-r ami sustained lemperatura than
e alcUitd : and, furthermore, he found
that a alvcerlc extract knt ik k.,.
ter than an alcoholic one, and that the
iiiwiue puNM-ssea ininnsio remedial
value, being demulcent, nutritive and an
eve anu-iernenk Although costlnal
imewha wore. Dr. I1ere predlcU thai
glyceric medklnal extract will, la the
not distant future, largely replace alco-
b
phrslcians and put out
by proprietary
whhi neuicine- Bianuraoturers, aa
being autre etticienl and ntin.i
from the serious oblettiun or m.bf.,.
u. i.. m uvu ut hi lingering or cnrould
oases, where a somewhat protracted ua
ui ohm ii' i ue is ntvenssinr no matter kue
good or well adapted to the raw It may
,M " imoiaueai rveuita.
Dr. Pierce's
I . - ' Is not uuile las.
7e,Si m onetiuate cunsupa
I''""', lutle, pleasant, sugar-coated
IVIIets should be taken to aid the iw
scrlptum." Oue.or two for a laiaUve.
two to four for a cathartic. They alone
" anown to cure many bad ease
of stomach trouble, dyspepsia and Indi
gestion. They act on the liver and
regulate the bowels. Hut up In glass
vials, corked, therefore, always fresh
f.mJ,r Dlancnni DaIIaAm
, ul- r leaSallt r elletS.
LUMBER FOR SALE
Ws saw the finest sidewalk lumber
fencing, ceiling, and all kinds of
building lumber. We deliver,
Drop us a csrd, and tell us what
you want. We also furnish eeti
mates for bouses and barns, and
for bridge work. Mill 3 miles north
nfUIencce Address Bishup Bros
HUIsboro, R. F. D. No 3. Pacifio
States' Telephone, Glencoe eential
"(fr
I carry a complete line oi General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get yoo anything yoo want, on
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts and cedar shingles. My line
of Groceries can't be beaten. Give
me a call. 1 boy farm produce, cash
or trade. Give me a call.
47. S. GaynoUm
Uommtmlmdmlm, Of.
Oregon
r Pacific
8 TRAINS TO TBI BAST DAILY
f ROM PORTLAND.
Through Pullman sUndsrd and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to Omaha, Chicago.
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
n-ansaa my; wrougn ruiimaa tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago. Ksnsas Citv. re
clining chair cara (seats free) to lb
east, daily.
Dirt ST
roa
DAILT
TIME SCHEDULES
rami
PORTLAND
aaaiva
raoH
DAILY
Chicago
fort
land Special
Salt Ijike, Denver,
Ft. Worth, oniaha,
Kansas City, 8t.
Louis, Chicago and
East
4:30 r. m,
via
Hunt
ington Atlantic
Express
Salt Lake, Denver,
Ft. Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, til,
Loais, Chicago and
8:16 r. m.
10:30 a. a
via
Hunt
ington St. PauM Walla Walla.
Past
tnn3pokane,Wallace
Mail
fuiiman, Minneap
olis, 8t. Paul, Du
lutfc, Milwaukee,
Chicago and East
7:36 a. a
&00r. a.
via
Spokane
OCEAN AND RIVER SCHEDULE
FROM POMTLAIIO
Steamahlrja between Portland and flm
Francisco every five days.
River boats on tha lower Cnlnmhla anil
Willamette daily except Sunday.
LO W RATB8 .
To and from all point In the East
Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
offloe of the Southern Pacific Co.
A. L. CRAIG,
General Passenger Agent
t Portland, Oregon.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice is hereby given, that I, the under
signed Executor of the estate of Gottlieb
Vemin.hate filed in the County Court of
the Btata of Oregon, for Wash. Co., my
Ana! account as executor, and that said
Court has set Monday. Sentomhr 4. lri.
at the hour of 10 o'elocs a. m. as the time, f
ana me county ;oun kooiii In HUIsboro,
Washington County, Oregon, as tbs place
for hearing objections to said account, aud
the final settlement of said estate.
F. W. LEP8CHAT,
Executor of the estate of Gottlieb Vsr
gin. deceased.
W. M. Bsrrett, Attorney for estate.
Notice ot Final Settlement
I Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Administrator of the estate of Har
ry Hlooman, deceawd, has tiled in the
j Comity Court of Washington County,
lOiscoii, his Anal account In the matter of
j said estate and said Court has set Mun
j day, the ih day, of Auanat, 1806. at lbs
County Court room In Jiillaboro, Oregon,
at ii':wa. jh,, nt sal a nay, as tne time
and place' of hearing objections to said
llnal account and the liual settlement of
said estate.
Dated this July 2Mb, 1005. '
' A. R. D1KGMAN.
MAd mlnistrator jof the Eatate of H arrjrj
13s
SUMMONS
IN THK CIRCUIT COURT OF TH
STATE OF ORRUON. FOR
WA8HIN0T0X COUNTY
kenyon Crandall, Plaintiff,
Uisie A. Crandall. tVCamLnt
. Tj V1 Crandall, the above named
aennuani
In the name of the Bute of Orreon,
you are hereby required to appear and
anssrer the cimplaint Hied htrein wllhln
six wpn irom the dale or the lira iub 1
cation of thia summons, and If you fall ao
to appear aud axawet Ilia complaint, the
plaiiititt will apply lo the Court tat the re
iief demanded In hia complaint, to-wit-ror
a decree t'leoltn the marrlam
contract now etUtlng lelacen plaintiff
and defendant, and for ti. 'i other and
further relief as to the Court may appear
uiilUl.l "
The date of th tirt pulilirailun of this
summons la Augnnt .1, nj, and the order
authoridna; t It aervhw of Ibia aumniona
oy pnoucation niuire you to appear and
naxer on or oeiore ine sxpirntlim of si
witkb iioro nhi oate.
Tins suninioiia la aerveit upon von b
publication by order of the Honorable
Thomas A. McRrida. Jii.lu .f ih. .s....
nameu Loiin.ne an nruer saaue anil ililnl
at Cliamlwr al HUIsboro. Oromm.
JOHN al. WAI.I..
Attorney for I'lalullff.
Administratrix Notk
Notice la hereby vlven. that 1K
signed baa been by tlie County Court of
Ui Slate of Oregon, for Washington Coun-
it, uuiy appoiiiieu AtlniliilAtratrit a lib
uw em anneini or the estate or N. M
Howell, deceased, and lias d 111 V llUAllft,!
ana eniereu noon the iln.-iiru. .,f i.
duties as siteti.
Now therefor, all nerwna havlnv nUinva
against the estate of N. 8. Howell, de
ceasetl, are hereby required to preaer.1 th
aaui lo lb nnderslgne.1 at Ih Law UOloe
oi ueo. it. iWKiey in Ulllslwro, tlregon,
together with proper vouchers, within all
aiontlia Irom the dale hereof.
uaieti june t, iwo.
KI.IAHKTH II I.Attn
Adnilniatralrli a lili ilia mill .. 1 r.t
ui satate oi . M. Howell, deceased.
Oeo. R, Bagley, Attorn. y lor Admlnis-
SharUTs Sale
Bv Virtue of an execution ,Im
oeroi sale issueu out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oreson for the County of
Washington. dated AokukI I, UWfi, in favor
or i no, taiooi and aaamit Mary Ann
Barrett et al., delemlanla, tor the sum ol
7W.r7, with interest thereon at the rale
of 8 per cent per annum from the 1st da
of August, IMtt, and the further rum of
oows wiin interest thereon at the rat
of 8 per cent, per annum from the 1st day
of Augurt, IH0A, and the further mm ol
wiin interest thereon at the rat
oi e per cent, per annum from August
lJB, ana for Ila costs with Intern! ihM.
on al the rate of S ner renL nar annum
jruiu nugun I, iwi, ana rur tne ooste ana
eipeaees oi sais ana said writ.
iuw, uivreiore. or virtue aim in nor.
suanceofsaid iudgineot, decree and or-
aer oi ssie, i win, on
Monday, September n, tooj
at the south door of th Court Hhuh In
hllNmro. Ore., al the hour of lu m ni
saiu uar, sen al public suction to the high'
est iiutir lor csab. His following de
scribed real oroperty, silusle In the Coun
ty of Waahlngt.. ii, Mtate of Oigjn, lo-wlt :
"Bfginniug at an Iron bar in the center
of th County Kosd from which the North.
east corner or the u A. Hparks' D. L. C,
No. SB. T. IN, K.I W, Wilf. Mer. is reach
ea oy ruiinlng orth 44 minute West IS
chains, thence Kast 21.23 ehaina, said be
ginning point twins th Houtnwert corner
oi lanu owned by John MoCallen, thence
runnine Monh t& minutea Wt asm
ehalns, thence North W SO Uilnntea West
4 4 chains, thence South 4S iiiinidM Kast
S66 chains, thence South .: minutes
Kast 4.5H chslna In the center of the road
thence North 4S minutes West it luh.in.
topiaceoi oeginning, containing 4 a.
Also berinnins st the N'nrtheut n,i..
of the 100-ecre tract of land in the leinuel
oparsr u, i, v. rornierly owned by John
Ncniieclt, runulim thence Went along the
North line of said loO-acr tract 747 chains
w m funt., oijuii, su.s cnaina to a
point in the South Una or the I., nan r
w iwki tract, tnence nasi 7.67 onalns
to tne noutneaat corner or laid L. part ol
aid 100-acre tract, thenee North along the
aat lineoisaio ItO-ai-ra tract 2B.4 chains
to th place of beginning, containing JO
aeres." to mttisfV the herelnlielbee n7...l
urn am) for the costs and axpenaea of
."i aeiv.
Held Dronert will ha anM mKU in
, r " . . .-u. . Iv-
ueniimuu aa per siatuis or iiregon.
Witness my hand this loth dseof An.
gust, INK.
J. W, l-ONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington Onnty, Oregon.
John it. Wall, Attorney for plaintiff.
Adralnistratria'e Notice
Notice Is berebv elven that the nnd.e.
signed baa been by the County Court of
m nais oi uregon ror wssninguin Coun
ty duly sppolnted ailiuliilstratrix of the
esiaie or i iniip r egutllne, deceased, anil
num uuiy quaiinea aa sucn. Mow, ttiare
fbre. all do: sons havine claims ii
aald estate are hereby required lo present
u un uuuen.ix.ieu et tne law omce
of Oeo. R. Bagley, in HUIsboro, Oregon,
proper vouchers within six
months from the
lie date herenr
vated this Aug. 5th. 1H06.
' i EI.IZAHKTM IfilllTMIM
Administratrix of tha aataia r Pntiin
v .... k . it , - -
ueo. n. cagiey, Attorney ror admrx.
SHERIFF'S SALE
ftv vlplna nr an VvaAi.tlin ....1 r-
dor of Hale. Issued out of the I Jlr.mli oAari
or tne mate or Oreson, for Washington
County, dated July 17, 10S, in favor of
ueorge achuimerieh and axainat Frank E.
Hart. Hue B. Hart. Richard Morton. U. A.
Morton, Wm, Kerron, Assignee, A. B.
Nnnn and A. L. Rutt. for the sum nfSiil..
20 costs, and for ths further sum of S4.V2.72
u.o. goto com, with interest thereon at
the rate of 10 per cent, per annum from
the 17th day of July, 11X16, and for th
coat and expenses of sale and of aald writ.
'Now, therefore, byivirtue and In pur
aoance of aald judgment', decree and or
der of sal; I will, on Mondsv. th SHth
day of August, 1906, at he south dcor of
ton court House in HUIsboro, Washington
County, Ore
nty, Oregon, at the honr of 10 o'olook.
a. m., or said day, aell at on
m., of said day, aell at public auotlon lo
the highest bidder for caii. the following-
escribed real property, situate in tha
County of Washington aud Stale of Ore
gon, hi-win
"Being a Dart of the Donation lnd
Claim of William Adams. In Section His.
Township One South, of Ranve One West
or in win, Mer., and
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lowa: Commencini at a stake on tha
South line of the Donation Land Claim of
w uuam Aoam elant m cbs Ins and fnrtv.
one (41) links Kast or the Southwest cor
ner of tbt same; thence North thirty-live
(86) minutes Kast thirty-two (32) chains
and eighty-three (83)
links to a stake In
tne center line or the
County Road;
thence South slxtv-thres U devraes forte
(40) minutes East live (6) chains and thirty-nine
(89) links to a stone In the center
of the county road) thence South seventy
degrees five minutes Esst one chain and
seventy-three links to a stak in the ooun-
roadi thenoe South tbirty-nve minutea
eat twsntv-nlna chains and aavantv.
three links to a stake; thence West six
chains snd forty two links to the place of
beginning, containing twenty acres of
land, to satisfy the hereinbefore named
sums, snd fur the costs and expense! of
mm mmw,
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption a per statute of Oregon.
Witness my baud this 18th day of July,
1905. ,r -
' " ' J. W. C0KNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
Oeo. R, Bagley, Attorney fur Plaintiff.
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