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Newspaper Page TextTHE INOEPKMOCNT, HILLtBORO Official Paper of Washington County. Entered at tbo Poatofflr at HUla ro. Orejcrm. for transmission through 'ht malls rs second-clsss mall matter. Official Paper ofWasMntfcii County. BY D. W. BATH Mr. Mitchell Speaka. Wttnl.ingt.in, Jan. 17. While the rou tiiiH luminess of the mornintf hour was iti prioress in the henate t'lay, Mitch ell of Oregon entered the chamber. It was his first afarau: in the Hcnate since the imliitmeiil against hiui by a tcrum! jury of hi own ittate, and his en trance vreutal evident Interest. The an nounieineiit thut Mitchell would ad- Irt-KM the Senate in explaining ths t-harwea airuinrit him, had the effect of Blintf the galleries, and there also was a lilx-ral attendance of Senators. Mr. MiU hell took hia customary neat in the rear or the ihamUr and waa Irn mediately aurroundml by other Senators, wLo shook his hand warmly and gave him assurance of confidence in hia inno cence. The welcome was so hearty and so general that the Senator was nearly over.'ome, so that when, a tew moments later, he rime to sMak, his voice waa for a time almost inaudible and it was tlilfl cult for him to proceed on account of emotion. Mitchell read his statement from iiiamiwriU. As lie proceeded his voice cleared and there was little difficulty in hearing him throughout the chamber He had the undivided attention of Bena tors and visitors throughout his recital. The Hemitors, almost to a man, faced uUiut when Mitchell began to speak, and few of them changed jMmitions until he cloHcd. The scene was impressive. At the outset, the Senator declared that the charges made against him, if true, unfitted him to occupy his seat in the Senate. He then detailed the charg cs and said : "I assert in the most positive and un qualified manner that each and every one of these charges, insofar us they re' late to or involve me, are absolutely, un qualifiedly and atrociously false, ami I here and now indignantly and defiantly denounce their authors, and each and everyone of them, and brand them pub licly as malicious and atrocious liars." Following this general denial with one more specific, the Senator spoke as fol lows "But I desire to be more specific and therefore I further deny, in terms the most absolute anil unqualified which I am capable of uxing, that I ever, either in the month of January, l!H)'J, in the State of Oregon or at any other time or place, unlaw fully or feloniously, or oth erwise conspire with Binger Hermann, then ('omuiiHHioncr of the Land Office, and 8. A. I), l'uter, Horace G. McKin ley, U. W. Tarpley, Emma I Watson, Samuel It. OrniHby, Clark K. Loomis and William II. Davis, or w ith either or any of them, or with any crson or persons, to defraud the United States out of any part cf its public lands longed either in township 11 south, range 7 east, in the State of Oregon, or any other public lands either in the Stiteof Oregon or elHcwhcre. 1 UHsert, furthermore, in the most absolute and unqualified manner, that any and all statements by any jmrson or ersons to the effect that I ever at any time or place entered into a conspiracy with all or any of said persons, or they or any of them, w ith me, to d errand the United States out of any part of its pub lic lands in the State of Oregon or else where, either by false of forged home stead applications, affidavits or proofs are almolutcly, unqualified and atroci ously false, and I defy my detainers and challenge them to produce any evidence made the purchases that the patents to the lands would I Issued in the regular course of business, certainly before the notes she had given tor the borrowed money became due. I'utrr said it would be several months lfore the cases would be reached in the regular order 1 the I -and Office, and that his purpose in calling on him (the Senator) was know if he could aid him in getting them advanced for early consideration The Senator said he told l'uter certainly he would help him in theeventhe foiim the cases in a condition to be taken up, l'uter, the Senator said, replied that h thought the eases had been thoroughly investigated by agents in the field and reiortod on favorably. ."I had not, of course, the slightest suspicion." said Senator Mitchell, "t"at there was anything wrong about th homestead entries or any of them, am: I told Puter I would go up to the Land Office at once and ascertain the status of the cases, and asked him to go along with me. He went with me, first if iv ing me an abstract of a paiier contain' inn a statement of the VI different en tries, the names of the resective entry men, and description of the land In each and the dates of the alleged sales by each to Mr. Watson, together with the amount alleged to have Ih-cii paid by her for each claim." Then the Senator attacked Francis J Ileney, United States District Attorney at Portland in the prosecution of the land fraud rases, accusing him of unpro fessional conduct in the juryrooin and asserting that subsequent to the convic' tiona in the land fraud cases, early in December, and before sentence had been i mooned, Ileney, "engaged with United States District Attorney John II. Hall in representing the government in pnaiecu tion of laid case, entered into an agree' ment with the said S. A. D. Puter, Km ma L. Watson and others included in said conspiracy; by which they offeree clemency or leniency of some kind of character, provided they would, by their evidence, involve myself, Mr. Hermann and others in these frauds." The Senator referred to his long ca reer In the Senate, and said that not un til this time had any charges been made against his integrity, either as a man member of the bar or member of the Senate. It may be thought, he said, by some that he hail violated precedent in coming to the Senate at this time, bat he declared: "I am an innocent man and I have at this stage of the proceed' inn the same right as any other Sena tor to come here in defense of my char acter, which is as dear to me as that of any other Senator on this floor." He trusted and believed the time would come when he could w ith propri ety demand of the Senate a thorough In- vestigation of every one of the charges against him. The Senator said in con clusion : ' "I have been declared by unproved charge! to lie unworthy to remain long er as your associate, and being conscious of the absolute rectitude of my actions and of my innocence of all wrong, I have deemed it not only my right but my duty to myself and to the members of this Senate that I should come here and thus publicly deny all charges which I know to be absolutely false, and also to explain publicly the acts upon my part which I admit and which are now in voked by the prosecuting officer of the government, and by a portion of the public press, as badges of crime." Mr. Mitchell's statement consumed about three quarters of an hour. Toward the close his ' voice was broken and he was compelled to frequently dry his eye ith his handkerchief. Many other Senators were visibly affected. When me senator concluded there was a re newal of handshaking and assurance of confidence on the part of the Senators, while it was necessary for the presiding officer to use the gavel to suppress ap plause in the galleries. When the re- other than that of condomned thieves. forgers and perjurers tosustain any such cT,ion terminated, Mr. Mitchell re charges. 1 lurtiier deny in the most alwolute Downing Object ami unquaiinea lerms mat S. A. J. Farmers who have timlier land to I titer, did either in the City of Wash- clear are objecting to the passaae of the ington on March !, 102, or at any other proposed law forbidding the burning of time or place, offer mo or pay to me, or give, nor did I on March 9, ll)J2, in Washington, C. C, or at any other time or place, accept or receive from said 8, A. D. l'uter. the stun of 4201 0 or anv T - j brush during the summer months in Oregon, and if they are all of the same mind as II. P. Downing, a Tualatin farmer, they will give little heed to it Mr. Downing was in the vity recently The 1905 Jury Llat. The following is the jury list drawn by the county court last week (or 11M5, coutains the names of 200 men ot Wash ington county : AVIKDAM. Win. Graff, John Kieni. Andrew Kggiman, Wni Thompson, Peter Zurcher, Chris Schlndler, Nels Johnson, C. J. Culver, BCAVtKTOM. D. C. Burton, Kobert Thompson, J. K. Sullivan, Micb. Fitssimmona K. M. Austin. Thoa. llyiand, W. M. Sweeny," F.ugcne Schiller, I. W. Barnes, VV. W. Uaskill, r red Durig, August Rossi K. J. Thomas, C. L. Kosander, Rasmus Nelson, (.'has. Bernard, John A. Johnson, 11. G. Vincent. OXTU.f. Max Burgholzer, Geo. H. Holt, J. R. Bailey, Adam Simpson, Chas. Burr, David O'Connell. COLUMBIA. VVm. Bagley, Sr., J. C. Beach. John Lofiis, Clarence Mays, Andrew Beadier, 8. J. Kafferly, Sam Moon, Geo. Zetzman, W. A. Montgomery, Peter Krieger. COBNSLICS. Dan Baker, Chas. Bowlby, J. L. Barngrower, M. Susbauer, John Rice, Andrew Benson, rheo. Bernards, Gerhardt Goetze, Alfred Hey wood, Fred Schoen, jr. John Ilerdleiu. DAiar. Wilson Davidson, Geo. Dooley, James Hartley, U. U Benehel, Jeptha Garrigua, John Ireland, Nathan Prickett, W. L. Moore, . foseph llartweiger J. L, Kirts, Geo. W. McGraw Albert Mizner, DILLS Y. John A. Bryan, A. 8. Briggs, VVm. Ooetteliuan, J. W. Hughes, Peter Dethlefs, Chas. Hui.oert, Win. Ilammelmao, John D. Storey. BAST BUTTE. Kind Ililsman. John Tlgard, John II. Crawford, Fred Eisner, F. I, Gault, B. G. Leedy, ' F. A. Knotts, Archie McDomld. Jos. Sax, Elmer Ball. BAST CBDAB. J. L. Byron, John Clear, John Hedges, A. J. Hess, Julius Martinazzi, Isaac Thompson, J. V. Wirth, Allan Ford. OALES Chics'. W. A. Britton. Henry Baker, John Heisler, Alonzo Clapshaw, Wm. Crowther, 8. 8. Dallas, W. E. Hart, R. P. Lilly. Clarence Miller, Jos. McRobert. a ASTON. W. K. Newell, II. H. Wahl, Rodell Madison. Geo. E. Misner. H.W.Scott. H. L. Russell. J. D. Hibba. Arthur Knox. Jas. I. Hoopes, J. C. Callahan. MOUNTAIN. W. Thompson. Sherman Bacon. Stephen Hollenbeck Thus. Murphy. Law. rk-h wander. NORTH HILLS BO RO. C. Beachen. R. B. Collins. Louis Manning. John llanlev. Jas. H. Sewell. Ed. Sohulmerich. O. G. Wilkes, Frank Williams, C. T. Crow, E. I. Abbott, Geo. Billings, Geo, O. Frost, J. W. Hartrampf. NOKTH FOREST QBOVB. Adolph Anderson. F. A. Bennett, E. J. Bondshu. J. A. McCoy, Victor Crop, J. E. Dugan, VVm. Kem)er, II. Rode, II. II. Clark John Susbauer, Louis Shogren, Wm. VanDyke, 8. T. Walker. SOUTH H1LL8BOH0. Wm McQuillan. J K P Brown, W O Marlin. A Pautmeier, lerman Keohnke. U lxK'kman, A P Luther Marion Edde, Julius Astiahr. C FUral!, C 8 White, Geo Harrow, Emmet Goff. SOUTH FOREST GROVE. J A Abbott, John Alexander, II B Chesmore. J T Shannon, T G Todd, C Duyck, olin (Jornellus, Buel Bisbee BKIDVILLB C N Johnson, C O Roe, Oscar Baldwin, J T Buxton, Henry Goff, Geo L White, Harry Haynea, Jas RasniUHSed, Andrew Jack, Nels Anderson. Nick Kemmer, 0 Lvstrop, C M Johnson, J II Ellerson, R I) Wheeler, L D Halderman, K A Wolf J A Zimmerman, Richard Kelly. SOUTH TUALATIN. Herman Boge, Frank Wallace, w tfrown, Oeo Camplx-ll. C Rehse. 11 Collier. Fred Hasse, Marshal Baker, J J Krebs, John Kamna. other amount whatever, either in two and said that he had been clearing land 100) bills or any other denomination or amount whatever as an inducement to use my influence with Iiinger Hermann, then Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce, to induce him, as such Commis sioner, to pass to patent 12 curtain home stead entries, or any homestead entries whatever of for any other purpoee "And I here indignantly, with all the force I can command, denounce the pub- l c statement of S. A. D. Puter that he, on March !, I'.J2,at Washington, D. C, paid me f.1Hin two $1000 bills, as wil fully, maliciously, unqualifiedly and atrociously false. The Senator then said he thought it proper be should state precisely what connections he ever had with Puter and the lands in question and some of the circumstances connected with the ac tions ot the grand jury and the puMica tion in the press regarding the charges He said that alout March I or 2, 1U02, Puter called on him in Wa-hington w ith a letter of introduction from Hon. F. P Mays, a prominent attorney of Portland, Oregon, and for many years the District Attorney for the Oregon District. Puter had with him a woman, whom he intro duced as Mrs. E. L, Watson, a widow and a citizen of Oregon, who had in veiled something over $"0 O in 12 home steads after the entrymen had received their certificates. The woman had ob tained the greater part of this money by mortgaging other lands, secured by notes coming due. She could not raise the money to meet these notes nntil she had received patents for the 12 home steads she had purchased. Puter had acted as agent for the wom an, and she was blaming him, Puter Bit id, as he had assured her when the in Washington county for 30 years, and that there remains a goodly portion of his DM) acres to clear yet. "Still the legislature is about to stop us from burning the logs and stumps just because the e position eople want visitors to see Mount Hood," he said. "If we cannot clear our lands what will the fair do for ns? This country is get ting to lie a good deal like Russia when a man can't clear the logs off his place without first applying: to the county clerk for a permit. I for one will my no need to such a law, and let them ar rest me for burning the trash off mv place if thev feel like It." Telegram. WASHINGTON. J Ritter. RoWt Tannock. Geo Thompson, Gotfried Yungen, 8 N Tunstall, U D Shafer. August Waibel, Jno E Zimmerman, reier avircner, jotin v Kuratli. WEST BUTTE. John Caldwell. A N Da vice, Chris Molstead, Ole Olson, A R Fanno, Harry Flint, Jas McGowan, Chris Hesse, B K Denny, N G McDonald, Frank E Rowell. WEST CEDAB. Geo Anderson Chas Ash pole, C F Barrett, Archie Campbell, J A Chapman. C A Cavell. John Conzelman, Geo Klsfelder, II O tlays, Levi McDaniel. A man giving his name as Fred W. Hartley, who was found wandering atiout Corvallls, Sunday List week, in a demented condition, was adjudged in sane and taken to the asylum. No one hail ever seen the man, and the on ly thing that could be learned from him was his name and that 4ie was from Staffordshire, England. Says an exchange: If we were to an nounee that you could get this paper 30 days for the price of three beers every descendant of Adam would know that meant 15 cents. But if we were to say that it would be Bent three months for the price of a hymn book, half of them wouldn't know whether we had raised the subscription price or were giving the paper away. It is intended, asys the Hood River Glacier, to have a reunion ot the editor ial associations of the Pacific coast states One thousand dollars has en set at the Lewie and Clark fair some time in ide by the board of dinvtora of Pacific June. Excursions will also run from the meeting of the National Editorial association at Gothrie. With the edit ors of the Unite.! Slates at Portland in June, there will be an excellent oppor tunity for Hood River to get in a big do nation ot strawberries. The newspaper men will appreciate the good thing, and will not be stingy in telling their read ers about the treat when they return home. Bear this In mind as an adver tising feature for next summer. Lniversity for an exhibit at the Iwis and Clark fair, and it is intended to make the exhibit one of the liest along educational lines in the northwest. There will !e four eclipsei this year, two of the moon and two of the sun. Only one will be visible in the United States, lhatot the moon, August 1 Ith. Warren Cressey, conductor on the mo tor line Wt ween Monmouth and Inde-! pendance, tell from the rear of hia train last Saturday, ami was so badly injured that he died in a few hours. He nsed to At Cate's yon will And a splendid lot "- KiinTiiii. mn anil riean ; in i be conductor on the Southern Pacific kinds ot vein-tablea and nnln tr. k and was one of the ok lest rail road men including crisp lettuce and celery. All in Oregon. .ieri DrolDBilv dHiv.l Rev. Dixon Dead. Rev. E. W. Dixon, agd 74 years and a pioneer, died at Forest Grove last week Thursday night. He crossed the plains in the late 50s, and was some years ago sheriff of this county. Must Support Her. A decree was rendered in the circuit court last week, In the suit ot Sagert vs. Sagert, and it was decided that Lewis Sagert must suport his old mother out of the estate his father left him on the condition that the son should provide for the widow as long as she lived. She asked the court to compel Sagert to pay her a stated monthly allowance, but Judge McBride decided she would lie better off living w ith the son, and told him that he must treat his mother kind ly. Mrs. Barbara Galbraith was auth orized by the court to visit the Sagert home from time to lime and report as to how the old Inly waa being used. In the case of William A. S pence vs. E. II. Jeter, where a verdict was award ed the plaintiff for ft, 100, Judice Mc nruie overruled the motion for a new trial -n the condition that Seuce ac cept judgment for t-,100, ks the amount named in the verdict was considered ex cessive. Circuit court then adjourned for the term. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS Administratrix's Notice. Notles to hereby given, thai I, Ihs umlrlict)il. bT bra duly spputuivd wlmlDIMraini of it nw 11I A. W . fcaiion, danwil, by Ui County Court if ihs tttai ul Orwou, lir Ihs I'tMinly (if Vonhiiigum, auil duly ualinel u aura ad luiulaUkirtx. All prroiu baring claluu agslnal aaid M ar tu'rvby oiHuiwi lo proarul lbs aamstunie, with nur foui hsra, M lbs law oilii'tt uf W N. rlarmu. In HUlaUm), Oregon, 1 Hi I u six (S moiitua from lbs dais ben-of. bats. SI liillauuru, Oreiron, January IS, tlsJft. I Ll CY BAX TON. Admlntairalrix of lbs Calais of A. VY. gallon, drceaMftl. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Nutlrc U hereby given that th anitsrulgDed ailuiiiiiairaini of lu Mtaic of .V auric o oof -au, iln'Minl, baa nlrd hi lbs County Court of Waabiugiou County, ortfon. bar Itaal account aaaurb aduiiuialratrlx. aud thai tba aaina haa lfD mI for henring br for an Id court on Mouday rvliruaiy . l'i. at luo cliM k l a uthl lime aud i' law for hearing obecUuus toaald aooocul sod lb etllenit-nt thereof. M KS. JOHANNA (VOX) KM AS. AdmlnlalratHl of lb hatals of Maurlo O Gor man, deeeaiM!. BKN luN 1IOW MAN. Attorney for Kalat. An Editor's Opinion of the Gorge. Kdyth Toziur Weathcrred, iu describ ing a recent trip over the Denver & Kio Gramle roalroad, says iu "The Exposi tion": "At last the goal of the ambition of years has been reached marvelous, wonderful, grand and inspiring Koyal Gorge is on either hand. The only dis apKiiiiting thing is you only have one pair of eyes, while the train darts in and out of the tremendous chasm. If any who have never seen it are wondering how it looks, just go and see. Thous amis have tried to describe it, yet every attempt falls short of giving the subject justice If you contemplate a trip Fast, write W. C. McBride, 124 Third street, Tort land, Ore., for booklets picturing Colo rado's famous scenery, and any other information you may detdre. The County Court. (Continued from laal week) TI16 petition of K liner L. Miller for telephone franchise, was granted. ine loiiowing additional bills were audited and allowed : C H Jsramiab, board of urlwnera Ju B Matthewa. OAR I'oat Bishop Bros, r suit h Browntrllls Woolen MlllaCo. relief. O W Fat lemon, houna , K Habsrstrnb, relief... Watroua Co 1 WSewsll. bailiff clr i-l Mrs r i Halley, 1. and C fair CKlwurwr. inaaue K B Tontine, circuit court W K Mverraore. rand b J H Hauley, wtliieaa lit'i W 111 Klrby, wltnena fea . W J Hutner, aal. r aud C H Buiihanau, r and b John IJrahel, Jorot M n, iioirniias, - A Pblllii. Olio Lleainau, ' iico W M.iiraw. , V in Hen net. " T W lln, KKWIrti ' Alonao .Isler, . M 8 lleuderaou. " I A Thornburg, (1 W Kltoh, - OAlkx.k. " . Jaatier Keffer, " . H T Hagley, J, P C W Redmond, oonalalil feea,. E H aiiplnsUtn, " " KBCalllliK, . A I! Shiite, Juror. J. P . I Karnham, wllUi-aa.. II liraliel. ' E K McNelly, juror M Jacannu. Wm NelMlll, " B I. Mccormick. " Carrie Chamber, wltncaa Kmma curler. 1 N Hchaller, " John Koonla, ' ... w 1 Buepani, 6 SO 4 UU IU W 17 20 9 16 t 44 8 lift 8 UU 2uu no to 41 76 S 10 S M) 4 (HI S3 40 7 60 !i 40 2 'JO II Ml S 40 4 40 2 IK 6 'JO S 20 2 10 2 AO 8 JO 2 KO 2 HO 1 (III 10 m S lO 11 Ml 'J 40 1 40 2 10 2 10 2 10 1 (XI 1 JO 1 00 1 Ul 4 10 4 HI 4 lo 2 to T 10 Sheriff's Sale. Nolle I hereby glreo, That by virtus ofsxe- outlon In forecloanr Issued out of and under Ihs I of th Circuit Court of th State of Oregon, for the County of Washington, dated the 1.1th day of January luofi In favor of Henry Herring, plaintiff; and Fraud Cetlln, Blanch Cat 1 1 11, Ke beocaCallln, Kobert Catlln, Fay Catlln axalnit Francis Hauard, J. Charles llauard, Agnes R. CjtUln, defendanta. Msrgarette Calln, (iemi-n tins Klmer, and William Kltner for tbs sum of t,44.00 with Interest thereoo from lbs 24th day of November 104 at the rate of all per eent por snnnm, to me directed and delivered, command log me to make aale of th real property herein after described, I bav levied upon and pursuant te said Execution In Foreclose 1 will on Monday, tb 20th day of February l'JOJ, st the South door of tbs Courthouse In Hlllahnro, Waahlngton County, Oregon, at tb hour of ten o'clock a. m. ofaaid day, sell at publlo suction to tb highest bidder for csah In hand, all ths following de scribed real property, lying, being and situat la Waahlngton County. Oregon and mors parUo- ularly described sa follows, to-wlf Th Eaatone halfof th North Eaat quarter of Section 84 Township 1. North of Rang 1. West of the Willamette Meridian In Oregon lo satlafy the hereinbefore named soma and for tb coat and expense of aal and said writ. Bald sal will be mail subject lo redemption as per alatule of Oregon. Dated at HllUboro, Oregon, Ihia 14th day of January, lSuA, J. W. OONSKI.L, Sheriff of Washington! County, Oregon. W. T. VAVUHN, Attorney for Plaintiff. Administrator's Notice. Nutlc li hereby given that th undersigned haaiMwu, iy ma OHtniy iiiMirt nf waahiuguiu loumy, Orea-on. aptailuled ailminlalraior of the kalaie of Job u W. Luther, deveaaed, aud baaduly uoalined aa auch, and all peraoua having clauua asauml aald ealale are hereby untitled lo prme.nl lliem to me, with pniier voucbera, al the law of Dee ol Hen ton Itowuian, at lliilaboro, llregou, within aix niontha frtiui dale of ihla nolle. iialed Ibia lwoe ruber 16, 1WM. J. C. CDKEV, Adminiatratoroflhe Eaut of Johu W. I.uther, deceaMd ltKNTON BOWMAN, Attorney for Enale. Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe it is filled with the best quality of drugs and full-weight without over charge foi honest service. We pay no one to send you to us aud therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of people re al ready aware of this and a trial will convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice la hereby given that the undernigneil, ailininlmraior of the halaut of Jneih Maroi-k, deceased, baa tiled lu the Couuty Court of Waah liurlou County, State Al Oregon, lila Dual account aa auch ailiuiulatraior of aaid Ealale. aud thai Monday the Ihlh dav of January, l-.ajb, at the hour of loo clock A. M. baa been Hxeil by aaid Court aa the time for bearing otijeolloua lo aald report, and the settlement thereof. FRANK FROMMELT, AdmlnlatraUiroflh tatateof Joseph Jaarock. deceaeed. M. BAILEY BL'MP, Attorney for Administrator. EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned haa been by ths Couuty Court of WaahlusUin Cuiiuty, Oreson, appointed executor of the laal win anu leataiueni 01 riannan Ulaon, aereaaed and haa duly uualllied aa anch. aud all oerson having clalma assiual aaid eatat are hereby not Itled to preaent them to me with iroer vouchera, at the law ollic of 8. H. Hualou. al Hlllaboro, oregixi, wlibln o mouths from tb data ol thl nolu-e. listed Ihia Iceiuler 29, 1904. a-i i .a ,ii nor Kiecutor of the Lan't Will and Teata- meulof llanuab Olaou, deceaaed, 8. B. iluatou, Attorney for Kalats. NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. Notice le hereby given that th underaisned baa filed in the Cotiuir Court of the Stale of Ore gon lor Maahlugtou Couuty, hia Dual account executor of the laal will and teatauieui ol Ha uel SelKembaler, deceaaed; that aald Court, by au order dated the J7th day of lux-ember, lai. haaili-alKUHted and aiioliited Monday, the HOih nay oi January. iwk. al the hour of 10 o'clock 1 the foreniMin of aald day aa the time, and th Court lionae In liilUUno, WaahlnsUin County -"ni'"ii mmjiiv int iipt iierio oi oiijeuiioua aid linal aCuouul d final settlement of aa hlate. listed Ibis December 27, 1904. AI.FKEIXIIIKRREK Executor of the Int Will aud Tealaiiient of 8am uel -elireiil baler, deceaaed. E. H. TO.'iOUK. Attorney for Executor. 8UMM0N3. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, In and for Washington County. T. H. SMITH, Plaintiff. H. J. M AliKE, KM. FN MAQKR. hia wife. and (IMS KR NKWTON. defendant. o n j. masee, r.nen Mame, hia wife, an Oliver Newton, the above named defendanta: In the name of the State of iiiwun. vm, mr hereby reijulred to appear audanawer the coin- nlalnl of olalntlit fllel In ahoia auiitled mlinn or liefore the lstb day of February, 1. and In default thereof the plaintiff will apply to the ...ti.in,iin(riiriu,m.iiiiei in nia oonipiaini therein, and according to the nraver thnra. That aaiii anu ta inatmiUHl lo obtain s decree of thli i onn, tor ine lorecuwiire of a certain morusKe, iievnixw in ine complaint ana executed by th Hid delendauia II. J. Mageeaud Ellen Mavee. his who, on the ltltb dav of Amrnat. iKttA. to cur ine payment ol a certain proinlaory note mane ny mem to ine oi-ti niiaiit Oliver Newton ou theaame day, for MU.II0 gold coin, deacrilied in me compiaiui nerein aald morlKas leln made to aal. I Oliver Newlon.and thereafter on th i.-tn nay or November, ix'.m. both anid nou nd mortsase being duly a.. Id, assigned snd trana- lerreu to ine piaintin nerein, That the relief demanded in the complaint la iilheclcr ltlfg. Co. msssfsrtsrrl mouldings, Ceiling, Rough and Dressed Cumber, Window and Door frames, any kind of Wood Olork and the Best Wood Pump Oi the market. Hit do CiirilM. Bndtaw and Bracket Wort Xmt for mt. Uitcent Camber Co. Saccmcrf to neltoa 4 Utti Taciory and Cumber next 10 Depot. Yard Int. That plaintiff have adi-creaavalind. ri.i.ii anu. . j. Matree, aud Kllen Mavee for the aum of Three Hundred Ixillart with Intereat thereon at the rate of 10 por rem per annum from ths lat uayoi imTinmrjlw, Jml, for the aum of Fifty Dollar paid by plaintiff aa taxes on the said land covered by aald tiiortKased and more anecliicali hn.i,. alterdeacrilied. aald aum of Fifty iHillara being C.i'1 imuri pm uioriKRire. M.1 V... Ik. ..on L'ir. t... II ... f ; u .u ... .ii. ifonara aa atiorneya 4th, 'I bat the aaid mortgage be foreoloaed, snd that the aaid premise c-nveved In aairi m..rt. KUKciqimieiwi aoiu unner execution aa provided by law, and the proceed, thereof be applied lo caoiirii, , Mm proniiaaory uoie of Three iiiiiiun-o inniara, auu interest tneraon, ths aaid mini in r my ixinara pain as taxeaou aald real proily embraced and covered by aald m.irt gaged, toe aum of Filly Dollars, attorneys fee herein and the coata of thla mil, and alao that me oeieiiiiania auu an persona claiming by, through, or under them, may I barred and fore closed of all right, claim, title, lien, eoulty of re demption, and lntereal lu and to aaid mortgaged Ath. That plaintiff take a decree avalnat ..i.n anu and all them correcting the description ol aaidSand aa set forth In aald mortKag and that the eorrecldearrlnllon thereof he ilwri r..i low lo-wlt: beginning at the aontheaat corner of wir aHiuiaiaiuiuiwr oi secuon so, low ii. hip 1, .,., wv oi nni.ni.Hv Meridian thence weal 20.sft chains, thence north US rods thence eaat ai.So chains, thence south Ss rod. lo th place of beglnnln. containing ju am n.. or it-aa, aim ror aiMin inriner relief aa to lb court may awn Jim ana eqilliaoie. Ihia autnmona la Dubilahed onraa t... aia conaecuuve weesa oy orneror Hon. Thomas A. Mcltrlde. Judge of lb above anting oniy niaiie aim eiliereii in am aay or Januarv ..... ... vl ui fiMiiimuon oi inia aum. nion. la the Sib dav of Januarv. iuua n.t ik. unuu tiiv "bu u.j in reoniarv, lon. l. LAI UK MTRAHAN, Attorney for I'lalDtlft H TH K CIKITIT OlfRT or Tll STATK OKWIOM, FOR WASIIIMIJTOM COUNTY, Jeaale Alexander, Plaintiff, a, Edith Monroe, Jackaon Mon roe, John J. Morgan. Waah. Ington ivsinty, J. k. Marlay, .erannnw, . n. Iiuaum, aud R. H. Tongue, as administra tor of the l-Jiale of Thomas 11. Tongue, deceaaed, Defendanta. To Mlth Monroe, Jackaon Monro and i K Marlay, of defendanta aliove named: In th nam of the Stat of Oregon, yon ar hereby required lo appear and anawar th com plaint fll.-d agsioal yon In the above entltM cause ana court, on or before th loth dav of L" . . . . . . . . . . . r . . r"'""l. ii you lau ao IO Bpamr or anawer, plalntilT will apply to th Court for the relief demanded lu her complaint, to-wlt: Korjudgmcnl fiw the aum of S404.HI, principal wllh Intereat from tb lat day of November' IWi-J, at the rat of 10 per cent r annum, and the further aum of I7S.UI aa attorney, fee. and forcaia In aald au It, and for the uanal decree and order of Court for the forccbauir of the mortgage aet forlh In aald complaint and aale of the mortgaged premises, deecribed as follows, to-wlt: That plec, parrel or tract of land lying, being snd ailuaie In Waahlnirton County. Oregon ('4mmenclng at the aiHtthweat comer of th Ikk nation jn.H laitn of D H. Dnaten. In aection tlnrtyHHie. township one north, range one west ol the Wlllameite Meridian, and running thence north one hundred and forty rods; thence eaat ninety one and five-fourteenth mda; thence aouth one hundred and Forty rod.; thence west ninety one and five-fourteenth roda, to the place of beginning, except one acre In th northwest corner rtwr ecniaii grounds, containing aeventy nine acrea; according to law and the i.raiilc of this court, and that me preela of aaid aal he Hillsboro Commercial Bank Does a General Banking Business Sells Exchange Charges no exchange to Customers and (t ty Pays Interest on time Deposits j& fcAli on Cbern and 6ci Ccrms jz? A. tS. Sholes, Pres. Geo. Schulmerich, Cashier Cate & Son, New Meat Market, 2 raww- Shop on Main St., in Oreeiir's old KtHtitiirHiit Kuililini; . DKAI.EHS IN Al.l. KINDS OP FRESH AND CURED MEATS Poultry and Game. Cush paid for all kinds of Coun try Produce and lluUh er's Stuff. "y Unn Cnni.h'ns o Cnoni'nlfn uuy uujiiiiiuu a oiibtiaiij, CHILD quickly grusps the monnfiig jt f the above chnracters. But it often takes a lifetime to appreclwte their Y"- You can greatly assist the child In learning the worth of the dollar. How ? My having him open a savings account with this hank, aud by encouraging him to add to It. A single dollar is M.nieient to start an account. Smaller deposits may follow. Savings department opens January 1, 1905. J. W. SHUTE, BANKER. FZ V'.-fA--.'fj t apnlied to Ihe payment of the eita-n aale, th. cla of t mirt snd th amount rVmnd of aald due plaintiff; that aaid defendanu and all per ....... hit.'iikii or unner mem. anb aeijiienl tothe eieeutlon ofaaid mortgage, either aa purchasers. Incumbrancer, or otherwise lie barred and forecloaed of all right, claim nr equ ity of redemption in and lo aald premlae and every part thereof, and that plaintiff have each further ami other relief aa to lb Court Susy seem Just aa I eqnilatil. ' Thla autnmona at published B Th Hlllanorn Independent, by order of Hon. Thomas A. Me riri.le. Judge oi ihe above entitled Court duly made aod catered oa tbe JOta day of Iiecember, 1 1 led, December 2X, liaj. I'AI'LKS A AI.I.EK, A tlorney for PUI nU IT. I have just added Tl.e McCormick Stock of Sporting Goods Kicyclo Snn.lrio8, Knives, Razors, Arnmuni tion,, Fishing Tackle, Cutlery and all Gun and IHcyclo Supplies, to my present stock. This stock h Valued at $400. "id I mil st-ll lo very reasonable. Don't f"rM that I onrry the Wt 8tock of mus-'I'-trum.ntsin the city. My stock of fi.,-n.i,hs and Records is new pleto. Let me machine. I and give you prices on a can save you money. corn- new F. R. DAILEY. t I