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LORD LOVELACE.
RAOB
IlECXnD
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Was the fastest horse, either trotter or pacer, ou
the North Pacific Circuit iu 1906, and was also the
largest money winner of any horse, cither trotter
or pacer, in" said year, pacing two races each week
throughout the entire circuit aud losing only two
heats, and is considered by expert horsemen, to be
one of the leading pacers in America. He not on
ly conies from a racing family, but is without ques
tion the greatest racing pacer ever bred in Oregon;
TTn Iot tho only hoi HC, trotter or 1
to havo Voon Uroci. ruiMCcl taiici
mood lu Oroiou to tlvo rocord of.
MO
After being three days and three nights in a
car, he was taken from the train and immediately
started in a race where he forced'Sherlock Holmes'
to pace to the record time of 2:o6Mn order to beat
him. He is not only a horse of remarkable speed
and gameness, but is so consistent and reliable
that hehas madebut one break iu a racing career
of three years. His disposition Jis such that any
child or woman cau'drive him.
He is sired by "Lovelace," one of the grea'rt three-year old trtt
tert in America in sSj4. he being by "EgctWt," he beta by "Elect
ioneer," the greatest of all trottioir aires, livtt g or dead. "LORD
LOVELACE'S" dam it "Miggie." a foil sister to "Hosie C," 2:l6,
the dam of "Prince Direct," record, j.07, single, and 2:05 double.
"Magfcie" U the dam of "Lord Lovelace, J:io. contending horae in a
race Jx6; "Portia Knight," J:l6' , contender in a race, i:u ; and
"Ben Bolt," record to a wagon. 2:1S, trial, a. it. " Maggie" is ird
by "Duroc Prince," second dam," Frank te" by'Dregon Pathfinder,"
aire of the dam of Altao, JX9V. and "I'sihuiont," i:c94. the aire
ot "Pathmark," 2:ii.
"Lord Lovelace" will mike a short $eaon at tte home barn of
U. 33. TONOTJE. HIIjIjSBOnO, OH.
Torma-$S fox- tbotSoaaiou
; In the County 'Nurt ot the Slate of Ore-
iron ic Washington County
j In the mutter ol lh ratal ol t red
; Jiu t hereby sivt'ii that pursuant to an
! onter bwued out of the- Count v 'oirt (
the State of Otvgon wllhm and fir Waali
ii'Kton County, mad mnX etttenst oil
! March T, I. A, at UtlUboro, Oreinm. tn the
! above entitled estate, the Admttiiatrator
j ol Mid estate aill mII at private ante, sut.
' jft to eon tint alion of aaul eourt, ad lli
j right, title and tnwreat of Kned minora
itt the time ot ttistteatu alio ad lh rlg-lil,
title and imprest that th eatale baa. by
oratioii of law or otherwise a.iitnsl
since tn or to I lie folio tug tleavribiHl real
property, attuat in Waalitnittoii tVmnty,
Oregon." to-wit:
Tbe South quarter,! of de X.K.quar-
lertV,ol lhef. K. quarter t m ana 111 ?
; K. quartwr t of the S. K. quarter iS ot
i Section Nine ( Townnhtp To 3 North
! of Hang Three i.tl Wwl ol the Wil. Mer
i containing r'iHy i?M acre, except a two
' acre tract heretofore aoM to John i Heine
! bent. recorded In book rW, patio Ke
jordsof leds. Washington County. Ore
! K,,n
I The aale will take place on Friday, the
iSeveutnUitlTthiday of April, W, at
; the hour of !:: o'clock P. M. at the of
! floe ot K. I. and J.C. Kuralll, oi'inwite the
County Court House m Hill-boro, "re
iron, and ta tor the purpose of paying the
balance due on the Itinera! charges, e
penses of administration and rlaima a
gainst aaid estate.
The terms of aala are as foltowat One
ha! cash, lawftil money of the I'tilted
States, at the time of aale.and the remain
ing on-half on continuation of sale by
said County Court.
LOl'lSStKO.KNTHAI.KU
Administrator of the rotate ot Kred
Somniers, deceased.
Chas. J. Schnatiei, Attorney for Adm'r
T. M IVt RR
IIVUMMM
SUMMONS
ZACH CRACC
ED. WANN
Our Mt. Hood Beer
Has them all beaten when it comes to
purity of water, which comes from the
Sparkling founts of "Old Mt. Hood" no
purer water in the world!
Is a Hyg'ienic Product
Call and see for yourselves. Constantly
on draught and in bottles. It is the wa
ter and the quality of the brew. Try it.
If you want a good smoke, we handle the
. CELEBRATED SCHILLER .
the finest smoke for the money that is
made in the "Oregon Country."
Try Our 'Grand Dad Whiahey!"
Pronounced by experts to be the finest of
blends. Come and see us when you are
in the city We'll treat you right. Main
Street, across from the Farmers' Stables.
IS THK CIKCI IT COI RT OK THK
! STATE OK ORKHOX. FOR WASlIlXU-
TON COI XTY.
j 0. A. Plleth, Plaintiff.
v.
j Sarah W. Haute. Iel'etidant.
! To Sarah W. Hank, the alwire tiamod
defendant.
In the Name of the Htate of Oregon: You
are herebe commanded and required to
to be amt appear in the above eulttul
oourt and cause ami answ er the complaint
therein tiled against you, on or before the
eipiralion of an tH weeks from the date
of the first publication of this summons
in the Htltlsro Arvus. the first pubhra
tion thereof being on the litb day of
March, lAei, and the I ant publication
thereof l-eina on the .tith day ot April
y. u-wit: tin or before the SHh day ot
April Wei. And von will please take notice
that if you fall ao to appear a;id answer
said complaint the pt.iinutl wilt apnly to
the Court for the relief prayed for In his
complaint, to-wit For a decree aitiudiriDK
the plaintin 10 t uie owner in tee simple
of the follow tn deacribed real proiierty
IvtnK, hem and situate tn asiiintrton
County.Oregon and paiticulariy necril
aa follows, lo-wit:
lleKiuuinK at a stake i.M cha. S mtti of
tbe quarter section corner on the esi
line ol sec. if. 1. x. 1 n . 01 me 111
Mer.: thence south 8.7S cha to a stake 1111
said West tine of Sec 17: thence south
drg. 19 minute K. liltj cha. to a atone in
the roail a.T ens. norm ana n.,a ens
east of the southwest corner of said Sec
17; thence north 6M chains to a atake;
thence west io chs. to the place of tiegin.
unit, oontaintne is acres, more or less
That vou and all persons claiming by
through or under you be forever twrred
and precluded irnm ciaiuung any inter
eat in or right or title to aaid Premise ad
vere to the plaintiff, and lor such other
and further relief as may 1 necessary
and orowr.
1 nia summon is nni upon yuu 111
publication by ortler of Honorable J.
lioodin. CountT Judge of Washnmtou
County, Oregon, made and dated ou the
llthdayof March, is)", woicn oraer re.
o tn res that Ton appear and answer sal.
complaint ou orTwfore the expiration of
six weeks from the date or the tin-1 pun
llration thereof, to-wit: ou or liefore
April 30th, P.
BAGLKY & HARK.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
GRAGG (EL WANN
HILLSBORO - OREGON
a y Mi
1 COUGH
Tou want a remedy that will not
only g-ive quick relief but effect a
permanent cure.
You want a remedy that will re
lieve the lung and keep expectora
tion easy.
You want a remedy that will coun
teract any tendenoy toward pneu
monia. You want a remedy that ia pleas
ant and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
meete all of these requirements, and
for the speedy and permanent cure
of bad colds stands without a peer.
A Severe Cold Quickly Cured by Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy.
"Last winter I caught a very lever cold
which lingered for weaka," aaya J. Ur
quhart, of Zephyr, Ontario. "My cough
waa very dry and harah. The local dealer
reoommended Chamberlain1 a Cough Bam
edy and guaranteed it, ao I gave it a trial.
One email bottle of it cured ma. I believe
Chamberlain' Cough Remedy to be the
beat I have ever used."
Conghs.Golds
CROUP,
SORE THROAT,
timrmt cmcmnw
THROATrtLUNGl
CaSeM&KawiaiCl
aaii 111
Price S3 eentt
Saaaoad JPao-slmlU.
It is Equally Valuable for Children
It Contains no Narcotic and is Safe and Sure
Ask your Druggist for it
For Sale by The Delta Drug Store.
Dr. J. H. Knox will be in Hilla
hrtro sverv Tueedav. Tbureday and
Baturdav, snd will be prepared to
treat all diseases of domesticated
auitnals. Headquarters, Conoell's
Livsrv Barn. Ur. Knox u now
and RFBistant to State Vet'n., Dr.
Korenick.
For Sale or Trade Fine modern
residence property. Will sell, or
trade for a small raneb, close in.
0. M. Hunter, corner Fourth and
REFEREE'S SALE
Notice in hereby then that the umler
liened, the duly appointed, iualilied
ami amiig tteleree in that certain suit lor
partition in the Lirruit court nl the Mate
of Oregon, for Washington County here.
in A.J. Roy and Julia Koy, his wife,wr"
iilaiiiliff!t, ami lwia f.liaiu Koy ami
Kov, lin wlKUU lrgmia i.ukIi;ii hi
Ueo. I jiinjlilin, her hulaml, iiia So-
rada liynuin and l haa. Mynuin, nei 1111a
Imml, Anna Hulinea ami Oliver tlninirit,
her luiiihaiid. S. (i. Huirhen, NtJIie P i
din and Milew Purdin, her huHhaml
lAimi Jackaon and I -on Jackaon.hix wife,
I, lira Jar.kM- n, lianiel Knne arid (ieoiK
l'.iine, hm wife, Knviii HlaiTk ami
Kiai:k. hia wife, Henry black anil
tllark, hix wife, Kva Curd and Manuli!.
Card, her himhand, Crute Hlack and ila
iiy Krazier andlTbo (i. Frazier, her bu-
band, Kiith SeaUin and t'haa. heaton, her
husband. Lilly Hlack, Nellie Hlack and
were defendanta, by virtue of a decree of
aale made, rendered and entered therein
on the 17th day of March. lfKW, authorlz
iiiR. directing and empowering the under
HiKiieQ to make sale ol the ral prop
hereinafter described, wilt on Monday
the 27th day of April, 1S0H, at the Houtli
goo, at the hour of ten o'clock A.M. of
said day, pursuant to tba commands o
taid decree, sell of the following described
real property lyinit, being and situate Iu
wailunKtor. bounty, Oregon, and parti
ularly deaenbed ax lollows, to-wit:
Being a portion of the donation land
eiaim or Jonn Hums and Mary Harris
nia wile, is umiier ririy rive 111 townshi
One North, Range Three Went of the Wi
lamette Meridian, particularly described
aa follow,to-wil: CoinmericinK at a point
on the Booth line of aaid donation land
claim, south S7 degrees i't minuted west
'in.W chs rrom the aoutheast eomiT
said Harris donation land claim a
running thence north Id degrees west 21
.'H chains; thence west 2!l..'f7 chs; them
smith to the south line of aaid claim
thence north 71 degreea east HI .'JO chs
thence north 63 degrees ea-t 22 81 chs, to
the place or beginning, containing 101
acres, to the highest bidder for cash I
band: that said land will be sold in 01
parcel ami subject to confirmation by tli
ahove eniiiied court.
Dated this March 23, 1'lOK.
J W. CONNRM
Keferee in the al)ove entitlel suit,
liagley A Hare, Attorneys for l'l'tlls.
..Central Meat Market
EMMOTT BROS., Prop.,
Keep constantly on hand a fine
upply of freah meats of all kinds.
4 Mew Era In Prloem
We are going to sell meat at prices low
er than those which have prevailed 1
the past. Call in and see us. We mean
business. 'Phone and Free Delivery
One door Katt Tualatin Hotel
Main Street, Hillsbors, Oregon.
OORWIN A HEIDEL
Oaalmrm In
All kinds of Fresh Meats. Prices Res
sonable. Will meet all. competition
Chickens and Poultry always on bund
upon order. Free delivery to all parts
of the town. We buy fat stock.
8ooond Street, Mllmboro, Op
For Utah Land Plaster, go to
Are You Wanting a Home?
If you arc Wkiii.c ; for a home, cither a
farm, or a residence in town, call ou the
Webfoot Realty Company
If you have a farm to sell, or city proper
ty to put ou the market, list it with us.
We buy ami sell Timber I.amls. Also
make a Specialty of Unsiness Chauces.
OLD WELLS I AKtiO LOCATION.
Independent flwntf, lli
HILLSBORO - OREGON
Tansor Prince
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I he ose 1 halt Kit
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la the ii u on h la
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roun.i-a.eut f.,r BMlU'
What" hy.U, .mrl, ..h;
the hug,,,,! ( '
tn,l Ml Cullrr give, hi In ,"I
t.-r appnti. ,, .
hrleve, ,h,
iolhtUmtl. 1, , "
the aiorna alo. i.llmre,,'
it. hut the ls.tr 1. lfT
-ty 11 )- Miwll, "
Vaught's
Grocery
t'.'Mi lf
11 Vt.V ul' aa'
Th Uierniotneter reBi"UrHt Hi)
d-crH in this plaiv, last Sunday.
j J. A. Maxwell, of near Moun
Entilish Number. 866O l u!"B- ,n ' "
A . v, 00a mi U. Kuehler, of near CaxUr Mill,
American No.. 22540 ,M io town MomUv.
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Mr. t'olliert, of t'orvalli. was in
j the city Sumlay.
! Km! (Jravea, of ('omlli, In
j towtt the lorn jait of the week.
I Mr an.! Mr. I. (J. tlar.lner via-
; . I . i . . : .. II ... I ... I f I . .
i lieu relative in i urwemi, t uwuy,
Haviil I.ehean.of telnw Seholl.
waain town the first of the week.
The total primary rritralion
!in Colunthia rnitnty for the ri-
marie was I'.'tM.
j Born, to Mr. and Mr. Clyde
I Lincoln, near liletuo", April 12,
; IVtiKS, a lUughu-r.
Horn, to Mr and Mr. Cha.
He, of near HilUUiro, April 2
i UHiS, oo.
ti . ,t. e t? L ti.:
I90 SEASON AS FOLLOWS tv.rn, to tue wue m r raua i-ei-
... ley, in rairview adilition to Hills-
horo, April S, lH a son.
I'M Si'hiwler nf Iwlwwm Ciiriif.
Verkwrt: at Autou Hcriueus'iu, ,a lUoominif. was in the city
ou Monday evening. j Monday, and called.
Roy: at W. G. Walkers', on? Mm. Nancy A. Johnson, of near
Tttrmlav nitbt ,t.ifncie, ti an .rgus caller, !lon
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ENGLISH SHIRE
Largest Stallion in the I
Washington Co. Stud
Cornelius, Or.: Monday uoou.j
i ilav.
Glencoe: Wednesday night. J A lm, aum(ll.r.
West Union: Mauzey Karm,!of Benverton, were county seal i.
Thursday night. 1,u', '"r'"y-
V.. I L' I tl,.. tt
."ui yaiu, ul ' departed Friday for a Hummer'
and unday, Kednioiul X Htay in Alaska.
r it.. t ;
umucusiurns. Uah Land I'laster, W cenU per
ierms: ?I5; 5205525. IWl-puind aack. Hoelt k Well
Care to prevent, but will uot!1 1,(JrtlniJ-
be rcstxiusiblc for accidents.; ,r n'1 -NIr' K. Hennager,
r i,.. i...tt- : .1...
Ownvd fty
I last Friday.
The Hillsboro Shire Co A- t-uuiminRt, of near Huston,
1 waa in town the city the last of the
W. r. Huffman, Groom; ek.
I We are remodelina our atore.
If you want hargain, come and
nee u.H.eh 1 .V Wetiler, Tort
land. 4-7
W. A. Carter, republican candi
date for railroad commieeioner,
wae in the city Monday.
two inmiHheit room for reni
near depot. I (njuire at Argus of
fice. .
H. S. C(Hk, a iirominent rea
estate dealer of i'ortland, was io
town Saturday, and called.
Hlake I rue and Elsie U. Iedf
of this county, were aiven licena
to wed by the County Clerk, on tbe
lilh umt.
Farmers are buey plowing and
seeding. It in said that Reeding
ie much further advanced now than
at tnii) time last year.
Mm. Marshal Maddox returned
to 1 he Dallee, Friday, after an ei
tended visit with her parents, Mr
and mm. C. I). htmherlin.
Carpentera and bricklayers want
room. Our pood will be sold at
greatly reduced prices for the next
thirty day. Hoebi A. Wetzler, 24'J
Front Ht., Portland, 4 7
It. tir 11 in., 1
r. u. if. v coil noose on
"School Hanitation" at Hanks, Uht
aattinlay, before the local Teach
em' Inetituie.
For Sale Work horse, coming 0
yeais out, weight about Vim lb
price reasonable.. Phone, Uli) Pa
citio Hutee, or call at residence, 3i
mile norlhweet of Hilleboro. F
F. and A. K. Ilanley. 2-5
U:u i r ; 1 ii
"uuur tviitiy, wen anown in
Hillsboro, is hurie from his rierert
land claim in Kantern Oregon, for
a lew weeks stay with relatives in
thia city.
John Humphrey, of Huston, has
oeen in town Several days, on busi
ness, but will noon return to the
former place, where he will stay
For Sale by
G. A. PATTERSON
The Housefurnisher
BEACH
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nw ;wit r.ANim
In QOOOHOE HILLM
fnnxmii .'oUitiitiia Itiv.r
V ulli-vi l2fnillc t iif
inn I n AT I'rtlmli i mlli-a Irum Nurili
ArnlbVI llank rpd. Klmr mil rnlltritm-
aitfl flDlDC p-rutum: hnmil Irarta, l-.a.y
AHU UllAri (,.,., WritahirlnlrniBtU.ii.
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POftTLAND.OKISO)
TIME TABLE
Pashengf-r train schedule lollows:
Leaves for I'ortlaml
Forest Grove local 6:5l a. m,
Sheridan Flyer , . . , , 9:07 a. tu.
Forest Oiove local 1:42 p. tn.
Corvallis overlaii'l s:oH p. 111.
Arrives from' Portland
Corvallis overland 8:16 a. tn.
Forest Grove local , u:o7 p. tn.
Sheridan Flyer 5:a p. 111.
Forest Grove local...., 6:47 p. m,
Leaving Pottland
Corvallis overland '
Fcrest Grove local
.Sheridan Flyer
Forest Grove local ,
Arrival in Portland
Forest Grove local
Sheridan Flyer
Forest Grove local 2:50 p. ni,
Corvallis overland 6:35 p. 111,
The Forest Grove local does not
carry baggage.
, 7:00 a. m.
. ll '.(K) H. Ill,
, 4:10 p. 111.
. 0:40 p, in,
, 8:00 a. m.
, 10:30 a. m.
Eggs for Hatching
S. C. Hlack Minorcas A, S. C. Brown
LeghornB; 00 for a setting of 13
this hummer.
Hherifl' Connell has been busy
umrmuung ballot Loxes to the
several voting places in this coun.
ty, this week, for the primary elec-
IK 11.
Harry Alesander and wife. Jas
tier Kline and wif. W IT Hhki..
John Tegman, W. R. Williams and
Mrs. F, M. Jlobart. were In the
36
eggs. At the last Oregon Btatejeity from Heaverton Monday, at
Poultry Show, my birds won four j tetj'iing Circuit Court.
competition with the best breeders j ale of all men's, boys'
in tbe state. , and laW nulls. Will lie sold at
R. II. Dmar. : ae'oal f;rtt, and all broken lines
47-3m Hillsboro, Ore, f'''1 immense stock of the
,Ht,i Mtrchandise Store of
Uemember, the Oregouian and :WUi,tu;h Hros. Come earlv
We Want
YOUR GROCERY BUSINESS
Wc arc prepared to serve yuu in any capacity :n u-asou.
No, vtc arc nt pttttin; nn a clearance sale of
$5 .shoes at f ?.;) -uor are we KlK ""I "I"
business
BUI M SOW ARE GOING OH! AMIR MORI III SIM SS
i.()ur prices ou rtnetics arc liKlit. 2. Wc have
the swellcst line of Ladies' aud gents' sWs we have
ever showed. 3 Now, iu regard to a wagon; whru
you think wagttu, think Haiti, aud wc save you $5 unit,
4 --Let us talk price with you ou huggic, plows, har
rows, discs, steel rollers, graiu drills, spray pumps,
windmills, McConnick mowers, hinders aud rakes. We
have just received our hiudiug twine.
M)K, MR. UHSIIK. 0V IU HO MOM I 10 Cl
Nor do you want to ay tnorc for gmls than they are
worth -so you should buy where you can do the lcn.
C cl our Prices, then the other fellows', aud you will be
emiviuccd.
Your h for tt L l)eil,
Rowell Bros. & Co., Scholls.
XWL
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CYRUS NOBLE
Tho ttltchcn'm Queen
kaowa thai lu o!4 vhi.tf U la4wtaiUi a. 1.
ItMiy wlt,
B0URB0I
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r UmHt h laa aaultaf Ih fall.) ai.iM. Va
ttlallit tMrt . uimtut ula p( lh a hi
b4 by lhair a.UaWln I rf IM ih. ul i
duhr a a-ntrh t"l whl.if ta kiii-I trt iv la
lh lrB nh aiww.f in a.nirt ol liwr km.
Tha i'ia hiaa, la quarta m l imbI. ;
fatarf. ml mM omtOOUfB aW OCAUM.
. s kacttrt (a, tat. rottu.n mi
i .' ;: n s: mm ma
WEINHARD'S (Oa drsukl)
Tlic best of all Been.
foHM for Medicinal Use
At W. V. WILEY'S
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Here is Your Chance
ll'i Ai-l-en; H mllra iiniit f fortlaind; 17 srrrs claieJ; Ulsnrt Is
Mump Um, am) Hmlif r; k.hmI well, all fftirtd, small erchanl, on k'I
iml.llc rcai'l; siiull liunte; Uik nf w ham i.o slims foandation,
f 175 per re, lull csh, t..li.r on or befoie 6 yrats, at 6 tr .nt.
20 Acres nmr ltaerl(.ii, 011 (ino.1 imMic road; alt in liinh of
cultivation; larx nrw K rwm bomr, .rK nrw barn, lie OMilmlM-
1" K elU' "'h"'i iinprovsini-nts worth 5oo; il.
only !,v; f l.S'io ali, Ulaure to suit tlia puntiaitrr.
li l a Arrca within ta miles r.f Portlamt, all In hiRh stats o( riiltl
vstlon;wll liiteil, 10 acres of giaiil a year old apple orchsrd, k"0'
well, K)od y rooiii li.nne sud located within half rnitr of aood rH
road station. I'nre, f.j.io; I j rash, balance to suit ptin-haser.
II Aci-ph ne,r PortUml, on lraditiK public road, within J 4 mil- of
pm Malum, all lu lilvd ,iBle of cultivation; good younK orcba"l,hiK
barn 011 stone foundaiion, worth f i, no; Utun new house on '"i"'
loimilatlon. worth f jSi; K,)0d outhiilldinKS, uii femhiKI ke '
h.oxo; one of the )tt buys in the vicinity of Pullat.d
11 Ar-ri's on ui Vlr' l.n... lm I l,.la r IMltllvatlOU
, estimaieii
ami Ij acres mure ready for the Blow. r..l i,.l tlmher
Ijo.iioo feet; well wstered. fenced, fair h..n... . harn and ottt
. ! i.'r"."' ' l:eH,, 1"t,lei rr,u lU'ttuts. etc. 1 price, s.i
"ash; balance to suit purchaser. 1
Shaw-Fear Company
245 1-2 Starh St. Portland. Oregon
Administrator's Notice
In the County Court of the Hlatu of Om-
K011 for WiiHhlnKion County
In the iruiU.-r of thu bhIhIb of Mary Jane
Huthiirlmiil, DticcaHiiii
Notion to whom It may con(.m.
HlaVn. "I!.'! ""K'y ,lv,,," 11,1,1 "'"'r-
0 Kth I'Z L Z 8J;i,0ll",wl admlnlHlraUir
01 wih KdtBte of SUry Jkiih Hiithorliinil
Waaii Two w,"H."i "" la County of
Waahlngton, made 011 the 10th day of
March, A. I. IlKW. and has duly lml"
aa such admlnlMtrator. i,vlni!
Now, th.r.,for. all P""M , y i.u-i-lulms
aKiiliiHtsald nslata are I " "J1
I Mod audrixiutieil to l-reHsnt fl,'f
IIih pi opur vouolmrs, Io iiih at 0' 0re
Howell Hrothnr A Co., In ',", H.
gon, or at the- law oil m of fcr
Toi.tfi.e Jr., Attorimy at law. 1 1 "
Kan-Unta block W
within nIx months of tbe dt lv,n
publication of thia notli-e, t'i 1
ail months from March I;1', 1 ,,,iuirt'.
n- if Ki.wn i.r.. Adiiilnl"""1"
Thoa, ii. Tongue Jr , Attorney