SherweoeJ
Regular Correspondent,
hlierwcxxl hat tha appearance o( a di
vision station in t)i railroavl line lately
owing to the variety of freight and other
trains letaiuel here lately, on account
of the wreck that occured here last week.
Mr. Uurt, erstwhile an operator and
Ution agent at thla place haa been via
itir. frieU'la ani acqiuiuUucea during
tha week.
Walter Sean, brother-in-law of John
Ilur, the butcher ha been admitted to
tha firm making the Arm Iter, A Rears.
Their wagons will be placed upon the
road aa aoon aa good weather arrivea
again.
JuHtice, M. K. Buck narrowly eacaped
lushing the toea of his foot off with a
sharp as he was splitting wood with a
few days ago. A gash three or four
inches in length in the shoe and a wound
of much smaller proportion of the toea
is selfevident.
Sam Hogan drew the rains over the
team bitched to Uncle Ham's lateet and
lunt mail wagon on the rural free deliv
ery system, No. 5, on Saturday April 1,
for the initial trip. The hour of arrival
and departure also changed on thin
date, the present arrangement permit
ting the curriers departing at 8 o'clock
iu the morning instead of 11 :3U as here'
tofore.
A new store building 30x100 feet is
Wing erected on main street by T. I.
I'utterson. the contractor and bouse
builder.
Both miloone will have petitions bo
fore the next meeting of the town conn
cil for renewal of liquor license) for I
jmriod of three months.
A local freight was wrecked in the
edge of town Friday by the rails spread
ing while the train was rounding a sharp
curve. Four freight cars were derailed,
but were replaced on the track again
without injury after an all night's toil
bv the wrecking crew. The local pas
senger train was detained here several
hours.
The old established firm of Pool &
AmIiihiIo has been dissolved, at Middle
ton, Stephen Poole retiring from the
business. The 6rm has been engaged
in the' mercantile line in that place for
the past twenty-two years. Mr. Poole
will shortly leave for Pennsylvania, his
old home on a visit.
The net receipts of that burglary af
fair at Sandpit was only about one-tenth
the amount stated in last week's issue.
Not very many residents around here
have 11,010 lying about their premises
w hereby thieves could bo tempted to
break in and steal.
The pipe foundry at Oswego again re
sumes operations this week after a sua
pennon of several months. Numerous
orders for future delivery have been re
ceived which it is expected will require
constant work day and night, for some
time, to fill.
New, Man In an Old Church.
Forest (irove, Or., April 3 Today
will long be remembered by the mem
lers of the locul Congregational church
as one of the brightest church annals.
This afternoon services wore held in re
cognition of the new pastor, Hev. II. W.
Itoyd, and this evening was given over
to the celebration of the tiOth anniver
sary bf the church's founding. Iloth
meetings were attended by large audi
ences that showed an earnest interest in
the organization. The church was
founded in 18-15, and is the oldest or
ganization of its denomination in Ore
gon. In pioneer days its meetings were
lieM in the same log-house that was oc
cupied by Pacific University, At that
time the church and college were closely
united. Kov. Harvey Clark, the first
pastor, was at the head of the church
nntil ISM, when he was succeeded by
lr. Thomas Condon. Among the early
pastors were: Rev. Sidney Harper
March, the first president of the univer
sity; Uev. K. Walker, Kev. Cushing F.l
lis and Uev. II. Lyman.
Some of their successors have Wen
Hey. A. Rogers, Ilev. A. Uice, Ir. 8. M.
Freeland, Kev. Morton D. Dunning and
Hev. Daniel Staver, who was in charge
until the present pastor.
Tonight's exercises were largely a his
torical review of the church work. C.
II. Walker, of Albany, sent a paper tell
ing of the period from the founding up
to 1H.")!. A paper covering the years in
the old church was given by Kev. M.
Kells, of Tacomn, Wash. Hon. A. Hin
man, president of the board of trustees
of Pacific University, also spoke of early
days.
Principal II. L. Hates, of Tualatin
Academy, spoke on the new church.
Kev. P. 8. Knight was on the pro
gramme for an address but could not at
tend. Hev. Mr. Hoy J has been occupy
- ing the pulpit since December, when he
came here from Massachusetts, but had
never formerly received hi charge until
today. Hev. J. M. Barber presided and
offered the greetings of the local associa
tions. Hey. C. K. Chase, of the Ilassalo
Street church, of Portland, represented
his fellow-clergymen, and delivered the
charge to the new pastor. The address
to the church waa given by Rev. D.
Staver, who was pastor immediately
preceding Key. Mr. Hoyd.
Others who participated in the service
were: Professor J. H. Robertson, of Pa
cific University ; Hey. L. F. Helknap, of
the local Mellidit church, and Key,
II. (tilpatrick, of Hitlxboro.
i. . r I an! tin m . s-.ra vip.n lw IVia
choir, and solos were sung by Mie
Maude Shannon and Mr. W. W. Mi F.I-
downey.
Winter Rates to Yaqulna Bay.
In order to accommodate the many people
who wish lo make a winter trip lo Yaqulna Hay.
lh Southern Pacific Railway company will aril
on Wednesdays ami Saturdays of each week, aa
til March SI. l'WS, mend trip tickets, at low
raws, to Y.ilna Hay and mar, limited to
siity days from dale of sale. Thoe who drain
to lake advantage of this rata should apply to
eeerret Southern Tarlnc ticket agent for ticks! '
probate couryr.
Estate of Wm. A. Iiritton. deceased ;
petition filed for allowance for widow ;
$10 per month allowed during settle
ment cf aald estate, and that the admin
istrator authorised to pay the amount
over to her.
Estate of Fedde Carstens, deceased ;
ordered that petition asking for an or
der to make partial distribution of funds
uuw on hacd belonging to said estate be
granted, and that the executors W au
thorised to distribute $2,H00 among the
legatees of said deceased.
Estate of Nancy Williams, deceased ;
ordered that notice to creditor W made
by posting three notice in three public
places in Washington county.
Estate of Edward W. Paget, deceased ;
petition asking that estate be admitted
to probate; granted, anil Helen II. Pag
et W appointed admiiiiidratrix with Wnd
fixed at $.1,300 ; bond filed and approved ;
letter ordered issued and T. Carmlchie,
II. D. Jennings, and W. A. Spence be
appointed appraisers.
Estate of Henry-Tuvogel, deceased;
Anal account and report filed ; time of
hearina a'counis anil oi'iMTin; !'.-r
Monday, May 8, at 10 o'clock a. m., in'
ventory and appraisement filed ; valua
tion I'-'U.jO. Notices will tie given
creditor by posting notice in three
public places in Washington a unty.
Estate of Oliver Oalbreuth, deceased;
petition to sell personal proerty grant
ed and the administratrix authorized to
sell said property at public or private
ale for cash.
Estate of John Berger, deceased; filial
account and report filed, and Monday,
May 8, at 10 o'clock a. m. is the time
fixed for hearing objection to said ac
count aud report and the the final set
tlement thereof.
Estate of Ferdinand Malitz, deceased;
petition filed asking that estate be ad
mitted to probate; petition granted, and
Wm. C. Keehn aijointed administrator
with bond at $300; Wnd filed and ap
proved and ordered that letters of ad
ministration be issued to Wm. C. Keehn,
Heurich Sechlottmann, Frank Westhoff
and Henry Holberg, appointed apprais
er. Estate of T. Seelye, deceased ; lost will
and testament of deceased filed ; also
petition asking that will be admitted to
probate; will proven in open court, and
Z. F. Seolye, sppointed executor with
out Wnd.
10,000 Hup Hoot For Hale
at Cate'.
BEAVERTON.
Miss Minnie Church spent the past
week in Portland visiting with friends.
Lloyd Fisher left for Hoquiani, Wash.,
on Monday.
The Ladic Lewis and Clark club met
at the home of Mrs. Mae lilosser, Tues
day. All officers were present and a
very interesting meeting was held. At
it close the charming hostess served a
choice lunch of chocolate and cake,
which waa enjoyed by all. The club
will hold it next meeting at the home
of Mr. Boyd the first Tuesday in May.
Mis Mary "N. Chase,, State President
of "The Equal Suffrage Association of
New Hampshire," addressed an appre
ciative audience nt the Congregational
church Tuesday evening, on the subject
of "Woman Suffrage." She Is a speaker
of rare ability, and succeeded in estab
lishing a club at this place, with the
following oflicers: president, Mrs. J. W,
Barnes; vice-president, Mrs. Anderson,
Sr. ; secretary, Mrs, F. W. Cady ; audi
tor, Mr. Anderson; treasurer, Mr. I.
C. Fisher. They will call it the "Poli
tical Study Club."
You ought to have one of our Wood
Baskets. Just the thing for the stove
at Messinger's.
Wall Paper
Our New Spring Stock of Wall raor lias ar
rived. Many entirely new designs. Prices
are very low, and quality the best. A line
line of matting, Rugs, Carpets, Art Squares,
Portieres and Laco Curtians aro part of the
Spring Stock of House Furnishings and just in.
Shervin Williams Paints
Best on Earth
Ask any painter, lie will say the Sherwin Williams
Paints are the best. We can furnish you with any
quanity and in all Colors. Let us fit you out with
door and window sash, and all kinds of mouldings.
"!- Sewing Machines -f
We handle every different make of Sewing
Machines and can sell to you for one-half of
agents prices, ('all and see our stock of drop-
mnr1iinri Tim Into nnwlolj nrn au-.Jl
DoikIsm's furniture Store.
Corner 3rd
y
School Notes.
The Ninth grade set out class trees
mI week. One waa named "Portia,"
another "Robert Burn," and one after
the queen, "Victoria."
May Enochs, of the Eighth grade,
Gertie, of the Third, and Blanche and
Frank Enochs of the Second, have left
school and will ro with their parents to
Witch Hazel.
Joseph Correri is a new pupil in t'.e
Third.
A teacher in one of our nearby schools
the other day was explaining to a class
of yonngster the five senses: Hearing,
Seeing, Smelling, Feeling, Tadting. The
teachr said something aWut running
with the feet and smelling with the
nose, when a little fellow spoke out.
"Oh, no teacher my feet smells ami my
nose runs."
There is dire trouble la a German
town (Penn.) school just because An
thony school just because Anthony
IUIlbardt, a pupil of German descent,
came to school with a little limburger
cheese smeared on bia coat. The etllu
vU jrlv-n w ty S3 C-SfSii Ttaoi Hucii
a strenuous and insistent nature that it
waa impossible to carry on the school
with any dignity : all the pupil were
preoccupied and distracted by the heavi
ness of the atmosphere, which liecame
almost too thick to cut with a knife. At
this stage Miss Elizabeth Hemphill, the
principal, sent Master Billhardt home.
The Wy'a mother considered that
bit of cheese waa nothing to make such
a fuss aWut," and she went to the
school and stated her attitude to Miss
Hemphill. The result was a scrimmage,
with the teacher and the janitor on one
side and the mother, the Wy and the
cheese on the other the battle, accord
ing to the dispatches, Wing a draw.
The school authorities do not want
Master Billhardt back and his mother
threaten to sue. The Pathfinde.
Old Party Boy, you'll catch cold if
you get your feet wet In that puddle.
Mnall iJoy lat a what I'm alter. 1 in
a-goin' to speak "SparUcus to the (i lad i
ators" at the school on Friday, an' I
want to git my voice hoarse. Chicago
News.
We can print your horse bill on cloth
or paper, any site. Price range from
f 1 60 to 4 per 100. We have a uice lot
of horse cuts to select from.
The Nelson-Wilcox Lumber Co., is
ready to meet all demands for lumber of
every description, including a large sup
ply of steam treated lumber for interior
finish. Estimate furnished on applica
tion or by mail. Yard at mill and Bea-
verton. W. E. Wheeler 1 our agent for
IlillsWro and Beayerton and Wilson
Bump is agent for Forest Grove and
Cornelius, where estimate will be fur
nished at Wl-rock prices.
The Nelson-Wilcox Lumber Co,
Have you tried the Delta link Pills?
Good morning.
Portland and Return 85c.
The Southern Pacific la now selling
round trip tickets to Portland from
IlillsWro for 85 cents, good going Satur
day P. M., or any train of Sunday, re
turning Sunday and Monday, giving
all day Sunday and Monday in Portland
The same arrangement applies from
Portland, giving all Portland people
a chance to visit valley point at greatly
reduced rates.
Make a Clean Sweep.
There's nothing litre doiug a thing
thoroughly. Of all the Salves ou
evt r heard of, Bueklen's Arnica Salve
is the beet. It sweeps away arid
cures Uurna. Bores, liruwea, cuts,
Bolls, Ulcers, Skin Eruptions and
riles. It's only 25c, and guaranteed
to give satisfaction by all druggist.
1
and Main.
i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Mllaa McDonsld et al to Peter Kleinclck
tract la Ck-o Richardson D L C end
Other l.n.t. J7U0 00
E A Super et al to Alios M rkluuer, 8
of M E 4 and I E V aud a Sof S W ;
and W of a It S, sec SJ T 2 S R 2 W 7K0 00
John Wlutan ( al to K 1 8r uat u
shove t 00
Julia 14 Jackson M El lu Fred Einersos
ps't of block 28 roreetUrove 1W 00
Alleu R-)gr el DX to Margaret J Bulla
tract uearOastoaaeeUTlSRt W.. 775 00
Jobu Puvogcl to Ao toll Guua part of wo
'47 T 1 N U 1 W and other laud IW 00
Suaaii B keeu et al to U W Walsrbury 67
avrw laacc27TlNRlW aud olher
laud tuui 00
Votl Siavaua to Carl boreiuou 1 la a,
aud 10 Kruildals . 600 00
OFSmllh to Ira E Wataou lota ., 10
bluck 1 Curtis Add forwt (iroT. 1U0 00
DatldU UljrttuxtoM LUj U Wavra
In W. Hoa D L C and other laud 100
W B Tbomaa at ux to Maria 8 Spec hi
luU 1 aud 4 block Beavsrtou Omgoa 1UU0 0U
Fluranc M Uremnieret al to A W pike
part of lot I spauccra Homestead . 160 00
Stale of Orvgou to Laura A Hand. K
ofN Ewc M TIN K 1 W W M. 100 00
gar) Herluj to I -unit Herlhf 11 acres to
see W aud S3 T 1 S K I W 13U0 00
Clarluda Heel to Uao Ucglbblo SO acres
In Alylu Brown I) L V tl 0U
'ile B Watora at al b - u.-if.tvQ
3i In Oeo. Be.! 0 L C
Frank Reb ft ux to Wa'ter
. 10, n
Keruarda
16 JO acre. In John Mar.h U L C'..
4U0
LEGAL ADVERTISEMEN-T8
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice la hereby (Iven that the uuderalgned
baa been, by lbs County Court of W aehiiinton
County, Oregon appointed administrator of ths
Eatale of Ferdluand Sialltx, dereanad, and has
duly qualllte.! aa such. All penous having
olatraa againat aald ektateare hereby notified
preacut them to me, with proper voucuera.
the law ortlce of Benton Bowman In lllllnboro,
Oregon, wlthla six montha from the dale of this
notloe.
lated thin April 4, 1.
W. C. KEEHN
AilmlntatraUH ol the Klate of Ferdinand UallU,
deceaacd.
BENTON BOWMAN, AlU.mer for Kutate. rp
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notloe It hereby given, that I ths undersigned
have filed in the County Court of the Bute
Oregon, for Washington ('oumy, mr Final Ac
oount. aa Executor of the eitaleof John Berger,
deceaaed and aald Court haa est Monday, May
IS116, at the hour of 1ft 00 o'clock a. m. of aald day
aa the time, aud the County Court Koom lu Hills'
boro, Oregon, aa ths place for hearing objection!
to aald account and tbs Flual Settlement ( aal
eetaUt.
Dated A prll 6, 1905.
FRED 1IEK0ER,
Eiet utorof the Extate of John Merger, deceaaed,
W. N. BARRETT, Attoro.-y for Eatate
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF SAII
RIAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
Notloe la hereby given that in purtueuoe of an
order of the Couuly Court of tha Blate of Oregon
for Waahlngtou County made In the matter of the
estate of Hlrwell N. Fuller, deceaaed, on March
IS, IMft, I the underalgned, will from and after
Monday the Kind day of May, UU5, aell at private
tale, to the highest bidder therefor, for cash
hand on day of sale, the following described real
estate, situate la Washington County, Blate ol
Oregon:
being parts of section Nine (9) and flxteen (10)
lu T. 1 B. K. 1 W. Will. Mar., aud more partlnu
larly bounded end described as follows, to wit:
Beginning at a post oa ths south boundary of
the Ueorge W. KUIott Donation Land Claim i
said section , distant north 6 deg. west 82
chains from the southeast corner of aald tienrge
W. KUIott claim, running thence south 24. 08
chains to the center of ths O. A C. K. R. track
thence north 81 (leg. 30' west, 2.07 chalni to
point In said center line distant sohlh U deg.
east, 12.32 chains from where said center line
crosses the west boundary of the above named
section 16, thence north 24.&.'chalna to a post on
the south boumUry of said Oeorge W. KUIott
rltim: thenoe south 69 leg. east, 2.10 chains to
the place of beginning, containing Hve (6) acres.
Alan the following described tract: Being parts
of section Nine (9) A Sixteen (16) in T. 1 8.;K. 1 W
Will. Mer., and bounded by beginning at a point
on the south west corner of W. o. Ilockeu land
ao feet from the center of the O. AC. R.
track, thence 31 feet east parallel with said rail
road track, thence north 22. Xt chains to the (1. W
KUIott Donation Claim line, thence west 81 feet
to ths northeast corner of the first tract above
described, thence south 27.28 chains to the
place of bcglnulng, containing one (1) acre,
(mors or leaa. )
Bids will be received by me at me at my rest
denes in Bvavertoa, Oregon, or at tha LawOfttoe
of W. N. Barrett, in lllllsbnro. Oregon. Haid
sale will be subject to confirmation by aald
Court.
Dated March 29, 1900.
Wis. E. FULLER,
Administrator of the Estate of Blrwell N. Fuller,
doeeaaed.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In tlio Circuit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon, for the County of WaMliington
U A. McNAKY, Plaintiff,
vs.
(rOLDES WILLIAMS, and HELEN WIL
LIAMS, bis wife. V. 11. MARLRV, II. M.
RUDE, J. B. WILKKSand WASHING
TON COUNTY, a body politic, Iefend-a-la.
By virtue of an Execution, Judgment and or
der of sale, decree duly Issued out of and under
the seal of tha Circuit Court of the Hi ate of Ore
gon for Washington Couny in the above entitled
ae, to me duly directed dated the 2tth day of
March 19UA, upon a lodgment rendered and en
tered In the aald Court on the 20th day of March
lOOMo favor of L. A. McNary, piaintilt and
against Oolden Williams aud Helen Williams
his wife, defendants for the sum of fJJO.OO with
Interest thereon from the 20lh day of March 190ft,
at ten per cent per annum, and the further sum
of fcJUO. 00, attorney's fees, aud tha further sum of
Hfl.SO, costs and disbursement, and also the
ousts of and upon said writ, commanding me
and requiring me to make aale of all the right a
tie and Interest of the above named defendants
and each of them In and to the following de
scribed real property, to-wit;
That certain tract or parcel of land situated lu
the County of Washington, Blate of Oregon, and
described aa follows, uwlt: The aoutbeaat quar
ter of section seven (7) In township two (2) north
of range two (2) weal Willamette Meridian.
Now, therefore, by virtue of aald Execution
Judgment, Order and lvcree, and In compliance
with the commends of said writ, I have levied
upon, and will, on the Mon .ay, the 1st day of
May, 19oft, at the hour of leu o'clock a. m. at the
frontdoor of the Court House, In the City of
lllllsboco, said County and Male, sell at public
auction, subject to redemption, to the highest
bidder, for Vol led States gold coin, cash In hand,
all the right, title and interest which the above
named Defendant, or either of them, had on the
dateol the mortgage to Plaintiff herein, namely
tbe2Ktb day of November IMtt, or since had In
and to the above described real property to aat
lafyaald Execution, Judgment, Order and le
ere. Interest and cost and all accruing cot.
Iliilsboro, Oregon, March 2Mb. lwV
J. W. CON NELL,
Rherlfl of Washington (innnty, Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice la hereby given that the undersigned
executor of the last will and testament of Ixmia
Bore her, deceased, haa filed In the Connty
Court of Washington County, Oregon, his final
account In aald estate and the aame haa been act
tor hearing before said eourt on Monday, April
17, 1"A, at M o'clock a. m.
listed this March la, 190ft. v
FRED M ELZFR,
Exemtnr of the I AM Will and Testament of Lonls
Rnrehert, deceased,
i. B. HI "TON, Attorney for Estate. I
CITATION.
la the County Court of the Slate) of Oregon, fur
Washington County.
la the Matter of the Estate of Naucy B. McNam-
er, deceased.
1o Theodore McNauar, Mrs. Lnla Moaken, Mrs,
Juste Rltehcy, Mis, Kettle Bellinger. Mrs,
Alio 1 "arsons, Mrs. lioula Uuodlu Ma.
blanche Moore and C. W. McNamer. and a I
perauni lu teres ted ia said Estate, Greeting I
In the Name of the aula of Oregon,
Von are hereby clud and re
quired to appear la tha County Court
of the 8UI) of Oregon, for the County of Wash
ington al the Court Koom thereof, at UUUboro in
the County of Waahlngtou oa Monday, the drat
day of May, 19U6, at 10 o'clock la the forenoon of
that day, then and there to show cause. If any
you have, why aa order of aald Court should nut
be made authorising aad directing lb Adminis
trator of aald estate, to sell the real property be
longing to said saute, within Washington Couuly
Oregon, and deaorlbedaJ follow to-wlli
beginning si tha southeast comer of lot num
be red L la block numbered S3, la the City of
Forest strove, as designated, numbered and
marked on the recorded plat of aald City of For
est Grove, aad running thenee north on the east
line of ssid lot, 196 feet; thenoe west AO reel;
thenee south lr feet; thenoe east 60 feet to the
place of beginning, and as prayed for In aald
petition.
Witness, the Hon. L. A. Rood, Judge of the
County Court of the Male ol Oregon. Ibr the
Cuuuty ot Washington with the Heal of said
Court affixed this 22ud, day of March, A. D. I9u6.
(Meal) L. A. ROOD, County Judge.
Attest; E. J. UODMAN, Clerk.
K. B. TONGUE, Attorney.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
The ondeasigned baa been appointed Admlnis
tratrlx of the estate of Henry Hsas, deceased
by the Couuly Court ol Washington County, Ore
gon, and has qualified. AH persona having
claims against said eauie are hereby notified to
present the same to me al Bberwood, Oregon,
with proper voucher! and duly verified wlthla
al x mouths from the dau hereof.
Iled and first published March 24, 1006.
ADUU8TE HASH,
Administratrix.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Circuit
Oregon, In
Court of the State of
and for Washington
County.
T. H. SMITH, Plaintiff,
H. J. MAUKti. KLLKN MAOKK, his wife,
audOUVKK NKWTON, Defendants.
By virtue of an execution, order and decree
tasuedoutof the aoore enUtled eourt In the
above eutitled cause to me directed and dated
the 2rd day of March, louo, under a decree ren
dered and entered on tbe22ud day of March
ltOt. In favor of the plaintiff T. H. Smith and
avalust the defeudanta H. J. Magee, Helen lls-
guehU wife for the suns of t:X).00 with luterest
tbureouat the rate often per. cent per annum
from the lat day of iMoember, 1097, and for the
further sum of tin. 00 on account of the paymeut
oflaxosby plsluUff, levied and Imposed upon
the laud described In aald decree, and lor Hie
further sura of I'd. 00 attorneys fees, aud of the
coats of aald suit taxed at $39. 80 and of the ousts
of and upon this writ commanding me to make
sale thereuuder oflhe following described real
properly situated In the County of Waahlngtou
8lete of Oregon. , Begin n lug at the southeast
ooruer of the southwest quarter of section 10,
township 1 south range 1 west of Willamette
aienaian, uieuce weai ai.so cnalua, Ineuce north
W rods, thence eaM JO.M chain, thenoe south
roaa io ine place of beginning ooutaliilng Iwnuty
acres more or less.
pow luereiore Dy virtue or aaia execution, or
der and decree, and In eompllauoe with the
oommaoda of said writ, I will on Monday Uie
Win day of April 1906, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the
front door of the eouuty eourt bouse in Hills
boro, Washington County, Bute of Oregon, sell
at public auction (subject to redemption) to the
highest bidder for cash In hand, all the right
lllle aud interest which the within named de
fendants or either of them here or had lo the
alwve described real properly or any part there
of, to satisfy laid order, decree, Interests ousts
snd accruing oosU.
First Issue March 24U, 1006.
Iit laaue April 21st, 1UU6.
J. W. CONN ELI,,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
CITATION.
In
Hie County Court of the State of Oregon, for
Wsahlngton Connty.
In the Matter of the Kstate of Oeorge Morphcw,
deceaaed.
To Jane Morpbew, Jane Morphcw Jr., and Mary
Ann Morphew aud to all persons Interested
in this estate, (ireetlng:
In the Name of the State of Oregon Ym are
hereby cited and required to appear la the County
court or the state of Oregon, for the County of
" sxhingUin at the Court Room thereof, at Hills
boro in the County of Washington on Monday,
the win day or April l'.ioi, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, then and there to show
cause, if any yon have, why an order of aald
Ouurt should not be made authorising and di
recting the Kxecotor of Said Kstate to sell the
real property belongirg lo said estate at public or
private sale, said real property being described
as follows, to-wlt:
Lying, being snd situate within Washington
County, Oregon, and- being known and desig
nated aud described as the south-west quarter of
sectlou2S, Township 1 North KsnasA. West.
Willamette Mertdan, containing one hundred
and alxty (160) acres.
Witness, the Hod. L. A. Rood, Judge of the
county Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the Coun
ty of Washington with the seal of aald Court af
fixed, this 9th day ol March A. D.. Wue.
(rteal) U A. ROOD, County Judge.
Attest: K. J. UODMAN, Clerk.
K. B. TONOCE, Attorney.
CITATION.
In the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, fur
Washington County.
In the Matter of the Guardianship of Everett
Dlllaboy and Louis Dlllaboy. minora.
To K. A. Dlllaboy, guardian of the Deraoa snd
estate of Kverett Dlllaboy and Louis Dllla
boy, minors, and all persons ootioerned in
sld en tats. Greeting:
In the Name of the State of Oregon, You are!
hereby cited and required to appear In the Coun
ty lounoi tne state or Oregon, fiir the County of I
ashington at the Court Room thereof, at Hills-1
boro In tha County of Washington on Monday,
the 21st, day of April !, at 10 o'clock la the
foreiHioa of that day, then and there lo show
cause, If any you have, why an order of said
Court should not be made authorising and di
recting the said E. A. Plllsooy, guardian, of the
person and estate of Kverett Dlllaboy and Louis
Dlllaboy, minor, lo sell lbs real estate situated
la Washington Connty, Oregon, and more ir-
ticutariy asscrioed as follows, to-wlu
I'art of the Soulh-weet quarter of the North
weetqaarter of Section Iwenty-flve (2S) Town
ship (1) Somh of Rsnge Two (2) West WllL Mer.
and bounded by beginning t.W cha. North from
toe quarter section earner between sections 25 1
id T. 1. 8. R. S W. Will. Mer. and running
inenee noria on section line H.2A chs. thence
south s7ur K. East la the center of the Countv
Road 1.37 chains, thenoe North 10 Kaatt.M
cha. thence South 14.01 cha. thence West It 2 I
l,s. to the place of beginning, oootalulng la. ml
seres.
Witness, the Hon. L. A. Rood, Jndge of the
Cminty Court of the "tale of Oregon, fur the I
County of Washington with the Seal of aald
Court affixed this 16th, day of March A. D. 1W&.
(Seal) L. A. Root), County Judge.
Attest: R. J. OoD MAN, Clerk
All B'xxlg tioaghtof Crte) will I le-
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lay. This inrlihti-a moats aa well as
gmreriew.
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 for honest service.
We pa no one to send you to us
aud therefore, it PAYS YOU to
bring your prescription here. A
goodly number of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
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A single dollar Is siifflelcnt to start an
account. Smaller deposits may follow.
Savings department opens Tanuary 1, 1!)05.
W. SHUTE,
BANKER.
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