THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO,
Official Paper of Washington County.
Entered at the Poatofflce at IlUia-
tnro, Ore!!. for tripm1alsi thrrvtirh
the maJla m aecond-claaa mail matter.
Official Paper cf Wastinzton County.
BY D. W. BATH.
Month after month (or aix yeara the
I'aciflu Monthly haa bswm (urging tteadU
ljr forward. 80 excellent have been
aoma o( the iaauea that only the moit
superlative adjectives could do Justice to
the excellence o( the press work and a
high character of the magazine. It is
only (air to say, however that in the
July number the magazine haa reached
a plane which might well be envied by
any twenty-five or thirty-flve-cent ma
gazine in the country. It is one o( the
wonders of modern progress that such
an excellent magazine as regards color
work, high-grade illustrations and the
general character of the reading matter
may be gotten up and sold for 10c. As
a matter of (act, the paper alone in this
splendid July number is worth from
fifteen to twenty cents in each copy of
the magaxine. The paper used for a
large part of this number is probably
the heaviest which has yet apiared in
any ten-cent magazine, and its quality
is the finest. From every standpoint,
the publishers have far surpasited all
their previous attempts and have placed
the magazine where it is not only a
credit to the Coast and entire West, but
it will not suffer by comparison with
any magazine published anywhere.
This July number is called the Lewis
and Clark exposition number, and in
justification of this there are six special
articles on the exposition, covering the
architecture, the Forestry building, the
exhibits, the statuary, the social life and
significance of the exposition. The lat
ter is written by Eva Kmery Dyd, author
of "The Conquest," "McLougnlin and
Old Oregon." There is albo told in terse
style the story of the Lewis and Clark
exiedition. There are between seventy
and eighty illustrations of the exposi
tion, of w hich ten are full page. In the
race for supremacy among the maga
zines of the West, the Pacific Monthly
by the issuance of this number has left
its competitors far behind in style,
make-up, quality of reading matter, and
in general interest anil value. The Pa
rifle Monthly is now the recognized
Western magazine.
"Yes," remarked a country merchant
to the editor of a South Dakota paper, "I
certainly have a snap. The wholesale
houses send me duns every month and
draw on me at sight, but if I send a bill
to a furuier he comes in swearing mad
and quits trading at my store. While I
am hard up for ready money those who
are owing me are sending cash in ad
vance to mail order houses. If I don't
contribute money to any cause people
say I am a hog. Every day I am ex
ected to dig np for everything that
comes along, from a rallle ticket to a
church fund, by people-who say I ought
to do this because they do part of their
trading here, but my friend, Montgom
ery Ward, neither buys rallle tickets nor
helps the church fund, and yet gels the
catm-in-hand business; and if I were to
circulate a subscription paper among the
city wholesale housrs where we
trade I could gut the horse laugh proper.
If I sell a pair ot pants I must treat the
family to candy and cigars ; if I buy a
load of potatoes I must do the same.
Customers who are able to pay, hang on
to their money while I pay 10 per cent
at the bank to get ready cash. During
hard times and ioor crops I have a big
htiHinexs from people who are willing to
trade with me providing I can duplicate
catalogue prices an J wait until after bar
vest for my money. My scales weigh
too heavy when I sell sugar and too
light whon I buy butter. I am a thief,
a liar and a grafter. If I smile I am a
soft-soapy hyprocrit; if I don't, I am a
chump. Yes, this is certainly a snap."
And then he looked over $10,000 worth
of book accounts, all good, and wonder
ed w here he could raise $XH) to pay a
sight draft, due tomorrow.
CHURCn ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Congregational Church Notice
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning: "John and Jesus."
Y. T. S. C. E.,7:00 p.m.
Union meeting at 8 p. m. in the
Evangelical church with sermon by Rev,
Hamilton.
All are welcome.
II. Gilpatkick, Pastor.
There will be English services in the
Bethany Presbyterian church, Sunday,
July 30, at 3 pin. All friends are cor
dially invited. This will be the last
English service in the old church.
Preaching services at the Baptist
church next runlay at 11 a. m., con
ducted by Dr. Eaton.
Service in the school-house at Reed-
ville next Sabbath evening at 7:45
o'clock. Everyone cordlaly invited to at
tend.
Lewie and Clark Expoaition.
During the Lewis and Clark ex
position the Southern Facific Com
pany will scll round trip tickets to
Portland, limit thirty days, 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. For organized
partjes of one hundred or more, in
dividual tickets at one fare for round
trip.
Stopover of ten days will be gtv
eti at Portland on all one way tick
ets reading through that point dur
ing the exposition. Tickets must
l deposited with Joint Agent at
Portland and a charge of fifty cents
will l made for the extention of
time.
fetherweetf
Reaular Correspondent,
Uay appears to be quite plentiful in
this locality this season and of good
quality and selling at reasonable prices.
Five passenger cars with every seat
occupied and standing room at a pre
mium passed this station Monday
morning bound for Portland.
Olo Johnson, a Sherwood boy has been
advanced to a position of brakeinan on
the local passenger train on this line of
the Southern Pacific.
More new buildings, both buHiners
and residence property have been erect
ed In Sherwood the present season than
for several years past, combined.
Mrs. Hansen, of Iowa, a sister of Mrs.
Hans Jurgensen of this place is here on
a month's visit with her sinter, and also
sightseeing at the Lewia A Clark fair.
Meeks 4 Wilson is the new firm erect
ing a new building for the purpose of
otningup a "new" butcher business in
Sherwood town. A new broom, etc."
George Savior, the jeweler accompan
ied by some relativea of Yamhill county
left lor the coast at Salmon river last
week for an outing of two weeks or
more.
Cut worms, the pest of onion raisers
have made their annual nnwelcomed
visit again this season and a war of ex
termination or limitation is going on at
all points in the onion fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Sabastian, of Grange
ville, Idaho, who have been visiting
friends here during the past month re
turned to Portland Saturday and left
the next day for their home in the sage
brush state.
Just how a business man of town can
spend half his time or three days in the
week sight-seeing ia Portland, have a
surplus of business at the same lime,
and generous enough (imaginary) divide
some of it with a rival is an inlgina dif
ficult to understand to the unitiated.
But to thoee accustomed to "hot air
blowing" through a hat the remarkable
feat is not so difficult of apprehension
after all.
Padded gloves and the Marquis of
Queenberry rules are ignored in fistic
encounters here, hence the resultant
damage is greater and the rounds cur
tailed to few in number where the ex
tinguisher consists in the bare fists on
ly. Al Bealand went down and out in
the third round yesterday in a fight of
this nature, while his opponent escaped
with a few scratches. The damage to
Al'i anatomy consisted in a laceration
of the integument over each optic,
which required suturing, peepers
dressed in mourning and entirely closed
from the resultant bruising, anil a frac
ture of the nasal bones complicating the
case.
PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the guardianship of
John T. Johnson, incompetent; report
and account filed; ordered that the
same be allowed and approved.
Estate of Henrietta Carstens, de
ceased ; no objections having been filed
to final settlement and account, it ia or
dered that said account be approved,
that the administrator be discharged
and his bondsmen released.
Estate of F. M. McDaniel has M. B.
Bump appointed guardian for Allen
Wilson, minor heir, and the matter be
continued until Tuesday, August 18, at
10 o'clock a. m. It was further ordered
that the administrator be authorized to
sell real estate at public or private sale.
A lotidrtve, consisting of 3,000,000 feet,
has reached Eugene for the Eugene
Lumber Company's mill. The drive
waa started from above the mouth of
the north fork of the Willamette, and
its journey to Eugene haa occupied 43
days. A crew of twenty men has been
employed on it during that time. This
drive waa gotten out by Charles Wil
liams. A mammoth urive of over 12,
000,000 feet for the Booth-Kelly mill at
Springfield is well on the way from
North Fork.
Duplicate parts of the delicate scienti
fic instruments to be used by the Peary
expedition in search of the North Pole
were placed aboard the steamer Roose
velt before it sailed Sunday from New
York. Triple sets of nautical instru
ments also were taken along. Dr. Louis
J. Wolff, of Silverton, Or., waa chosen
aa surgeon o( the expedition. He is 30
years old and a graduate of the college
of surgery in San Francisco of the class
of 1903. Until recently Wolff was con
nected with the .outdoor department of
Bellevue hospital.
REAL E8TATETRArTSFER8.
Addle Jenkins to Amis L. Fatteraon, tract
la claim No MT I N RJ W O0 00
PHMarlaya ax to Claud I Acofflas,
part of lbs George RIcbenlsnn D L C 1 00
Qeorire Bboeiaaker to Robert Becker S X
ofW Kof 8 K H see M H 4 W. 100
J oh a K Ballsy to Urine Lron Wait, part
of block 11 South Park Add, Forest
Oroya ,, Suu 00
Susan I Issuer et el to Karl F.rlsternerW
aorea la bm 4 T t North, R. t W U 00
Job a W iewell at al to Albert Hartrampr
at al part of block I Hillsboro, Oregon KOO 00
Clark L Parkar to John Slaaart at al W X
ofNIeecnTt N W 00
W Oil to Jama Br idea at al, pat of see
IKlt W , M0 00
1 W Shale at al to Fred t'Dfer f acre In
' Felrrlew add to Hllliboro 755 00
Jane M Smith to rrsderlrk W Rails tract
la Walker D L C 800 00
mil Mayer at ai to Fred Mayer 8 K i ot
NWseeltTlXR W W 1 00
Jacob Raoaden to M J Burklnsbetn I and
on half acre In Wm B C'batfleld p L
C 106 00
David O'Donnell 10 Jamee Rrjrdea el al
part of arc J0TI ! R W loo
Maletna Break to Joerph Anion hit S
Fnil Male (S acne) lli W
I H Scbadaet ox to Joseph Anton lot
Fmltdal l.X) 00
Ami L Faturaon lo Addis Jenkins part
ofOSGrimaDL C . (00 00 1
P H Banana Mil It F I Rowell t al ,
an see 10 T t 1 W tii 00
t C Walker at X to C P Hani part of
tot t block 11 Walker Add Fore
Oroe 1 . 1
110 m
117 M O'Dell Showers 10 Charles Rlene-
aaer part blurk IS Forest Grove ITS OS
Melchtor KehrU at as to Johaa Kekrll.
Itaot In H B Bona D L C atwo 00
Beaverton Happeninga.
Mr. Vincent aold hla farm lately.
Farmers are busy with the hay har
vest. Measles is the fashion among the
uiildteu now.
Mr. Peebles and wife were Portland
visitors last week.
Grandma Llvengood is visitiug with
her daughter, Mrs. Olds, of Fairdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Smith have rela
tives from the East visiting with them.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, of this
place, attended the funeral of Mr. An
derson's sister, Sunday, who died in
Portland recently.
President, Mrs. Dr. Robinson and
vice-president, Mrs. Fisher, entertained
the Lewis and Clark cluo, and a num
ber of visitors, at a "Rose Luncheon,"
Tuesday afternoon, July 11, at the home
of the latter. After a pleasant social
hour, the guests were Invited into the
dining room, which was daintily decor
ated with rosea for the occasion, and
served to rich cake, lemonade, and deli
cious Ice cream. The affair proved to
be a very enjoyable one, to all who were
present.
The Grange, at this place will give an
entertainment the evening of the JMth of
this month, when a most unique pro
gram will be rendered. Mrs. Clara
Waldo, state lecturer will make an ad
dress. As she is a very charming lady
speaker, this will be one of the main at
tractions of the evening, a "hand so
cial," will be one of the numbers, alao.
All are cordially invited to come, and
enjoy themselves, at the Beaverton
Grange hall on that date.
When a splinter has been driven into
the hand it can be extracted by steam.
Fill a wide-mouthed bottle nearly full of
hot water, place the injured part over
the mouth and press it slightly. The
action thus produced will draw the flesh
down, and in a minute or two the steam
will extract the splinter, also the in
flammation. Try it and be convinced.
National Magazine.
An exchange tells of a man who died.
The very first day in heaven, as he
wanted to go sight seeing, an angel
guide was given him. Before long he
noticed a number of persons each draw
ing ball and chain. "How is this?"
he asked. "Isn't this heaven?" The
Angel smiled and replied : "Why these
are not bad men, but they came from
Oregon and we have to chain them or
they would go back.
A Berlin physician says no girl under
16 should practice daily on the piano
and that no girl over 10 should devote
more than 2 hours a day to such prac
tice. Pttpers everywhere please copy.
A Fine Number.
The July Sunset Magazine is a special
number, dealing with the Lewis and
Clark exposition and the great Pacific
Northwest Filled with instructive arti
cles, fine Illustrations, . a number that
will give you an immense amount of in
formation and show yon the opportuni
ties of the west as no other publication
can. Don't miss it. Now on sale at all
news stands.
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereoy given that the coun
ty superintendent of Washington coun
ty will hold the regular examination of
applicants for state and county papers
at Hillsboro Public School House, as
follows :
FOR STATS PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 0,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing un
til Saturday August 12, at 4 o,clock p.
m.
Wednesday Penmanship, history,
spelling, algebra, reading, school law
Thursday Written arithmetic, theory
of teaching, grammar, book keeping,
physics, civil government.
Friday Physiology, geography, men
tal arithmetic, composition, physical
geography.
Saturday Botany, plane geometry,
general history, English literature, pay
etiology.
FOR COCHTT PAPERS.
Commencing Wednesday, August 9,
at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing until
Friday, August 11, at four o'clock p. m
First, Second and Third grade certifi
cates.
. Wednesday Penmanship, history, or
thography, reading.
Thursday Written arithmetic, theo
ry of teaching, grammar, physiology.
Friday Geography, mental arithme
tic, school law, civil government.
PRIMARY CERTIFICATES.
Wednesday Penmanship, reading,
orthography, arithmetic.
Thursday Art o( Questioning, theory,
of teaching, physiology.
Examining Board Sup't. M. C. Case,
Prof. Joseph Marsh, Misa Lucy Hum
phreys.
Bent Her Double.
"I knew no one, for four weeks, w hen
I was sick with typhoid and kidney
trouble," writee Mrs. Annie Hunter, of
Pittsburg, Pa , and when I got better,
although I had one of the best doctors I
could get, I waa bent double, and ha J to
rest my hands on my knees when I
walked. From this terrible afRction I
was rescued by Electrio Bitters, which
restored my health and strength, and
now I can walk aa straight as ever.
They are simply wonderful." Guaran
tee.! to cure stomach, liver and kidney
disorders ; at any drug store ; price 60c.
Fir Wood f a.oo Per Cord.
While it UmU or until further notice
I w ill my fir wood In four feet
lengths at the above price delivered in
or about the center of Hillsboro or an
equivalent haul. Thia Is T.lit growth
first class wood. I will furnish 18 inch
lengths lor I2.R5 as heretofore. Terms
of payment cah on delivery wood.
Orders can be sent by telephone Farm
ers. No. 3o6. or bv mail Rout Vn 1
Hillsboro, '
ALBERT N.STANTON.
The Diamond Cure.
The latest news from Paris, is, that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consump
tion or pneumonia, it will, however, be
bcrt fnr you to tsko that great remedy
mentioned by W. T. McO.ee, of Vanlcer,
Tenn. "I had a cough, for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me, until I took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs and Colds, which gave in
stant relief, and effected a permanent
cure." Unequaled quick cure, for
Throat and Lung Troubles. At all drug
stores ; price 50 cents and f 1.00, guaran
tee J. Trial bottle free.
Get Your Wood Sawed
By T. D. Ialluian. Hillslioro. He is in
he field to suit his petrous and do
the work well, at fair prices. Fir wood,
50 cents per cord ; hard wood, 60 cents
per cord. Call up 'phone, Indepen
dent Line, 2(12.
A Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party may be giv
en to your stomach and liver, by taking
a medicine which will relieve their pain
and discomfort, namely: Dr. King's
New Life Pills. They are a most won
derful remedy, affording sure relief and
cure, for headache, dizziness and con
stipation. 25c at all drug stores.
The Nelson and Wilcox Lunilier Co.
have just furnished the lomler for the
following places: Bethany church,
Hoffman at the Grove, Watts and Price
at Ska pose and Mr. Hasmussen. This
is steam treated ami kiln dried and is
very satisfactory. They now have a
new steam treating plant. They solicit
your orders for the finest steam
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Adminiatrator'a Notice of Sale of
Real Eatate at Private Sale.
Notice I hereby glren, thai by virtue of an or
der and decree of lb County Court of Washing
toil County, Oregon, made and entered on July
17, 1905, autborUlug and directing ma, the ad
mlnlstratorof the Estate of F. M. MoPanlel, de
ceased, to sell al private aale, certain real estate
belonging to the eatate of said deceased, I will
from and after A ugual 21, WtVS proceed to sell the
real estate hereinafter described at private talc
lo tb highest bidder, for cash In band, subject
to confirmation by said Court, Hi lollowlng de
scribed real estate to wit:
Lola Five (6) and Eight () In section Two,
Township Three, North Range Five West Will.
Mer. , containing 9i and one-half acres more-or
less, all in Washington County, Oregon.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this July 20, 1906.
BENTON BOWMAN,
Administrator ot the Estal of F. M. McDaniel,
deceased.
B. B. HUSTON, Atty. for Estate.
Administratrix' Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed Administratrix oft lie es
late of hllen Hamsun, deceased, by the County
Court of the Htate of Oregon fur Washington
County, and has qualified. All persons having
claims against said eatate are hereby notified 10
present the same to me at the oiltce of W. D.
Freeman, Room Tli, Chamber of Commerce,
Portland, Oregon, with prooer vouchers and duly
veritled, as by law required, within six months
from date hereof.
Dated at UiUsboro, Or.. July 14, A. D. 1905.
X'NICK F. BALLOU,
t - Administratrix.
W. D. FREEMAN, Attorney. JlyUaugll
Administratrix' Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed administratrix, will
annexed, ol the estate of Royal L. Hamson, de.
or awl, by the County Court of the Slate of Ore,
gnu for Washington iVMinty and has qualified.
All persons having claims against said eelat are
hereby noli fled to present the same lo me al the
ollloe of W. l. Freeman, Kootn Til, Chamber of
Commerce, Portland, Oregon, with proper
vouchers and duly verified, as by law required,
within six months from dale hereof.
Dated at Hillslioro, July 14, A. D. 1IW&.
EUNICE P. BALLOU,
Administratrix.
W. D. FREEMAN, Attorney. JlyUaugll
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that we, the under
signed, have been duly appointed executrix and
xecutor. retpeclively, of the estate ol Jacob
Wuiulerlf, deceased, by the County Court of the
tftale of Oregon, for Washington County, ami
bar duly qua'iiled as such. All persons baring
claims against said estate ar hereby notified to
present the same to us, with proper vouchers, al
the law office of W. N. Barrett, In Hillshoro. Ore
gon, within sli months trom lh data hereof.
Dated June i, 1V.
KI.IZARF.TH WUKDERM,
and JOHN W UNDKKLl,
Executrix and Eieeutor ofth Estal of Jacob
Wuuderll, deceased.
W. N. BARRETT. Attorney for Estal.
SUMMONS.
In tb Circuit Court ofth Stat of Oregon, for
Washington County.
WALTER E. McCALLUM, riaintlfT,
vs.
WILLIAM K. MAHTERSandR. E. RANDALL,
liefemlanla.
To William E. Master and R. K. Randall, the
alaire named defendants: In tb Name of tb
tUata of Oregon: You are hereby required toap
pear and answer the plalntlFTa complaint herein
within six weeks from tbe dale of the service of
this summons upon you, and it yon fall so 10 u
pear and answer, the plaintiff will apply to the
court forth relief demanded In bis oomplalut
to-wll;
That plaint) IT hs?e a decree that a certain
mortgage, executed by Jen Kasmusaen to Wil
liam K. Masters, dated Jan. 18. ISM, recorded on
page S2, Hook K, Records of Mortgages of W ash
ington County, Oregon, for FJ.obo.uo. aud a cer
tain mortgage executed by Jens Rasmumen and
Marie Kasmusaen. his wife, lo William K. Mas
ters, dated Feb. 2, 1MM, and recorded on page
Mi, Book L, Records of M tgs. ofaatd County, and
a certain mtg. executed by Jens Rasmuasen and
Mary Kaamnaarn, his wife, to R. K. Randall, for
Mwu.ou, on July 14, 1MM, audp-econled on peg
1VI, Book H. Records of Mlgs. ot said County, b
adjudged lo be paid, satlsiled and dtai barged,
thai plaintiff be denreed to be the owner In fee
stmpleof the real estate described In said com
plaint, and being a part of the I). L. C. of A. J.
Masters s.nd wife. In T. I 8. R. i W. Will. Mir.,
and particularly described a follows: Begin
ning at a point on the Kascern boundary of said
D. L. C, said point being 87.60 cb. H. and l'i
deg. W. from the N. K. corner of said D. L. 5.,
and running thence 8. 1! deg. W. from tbe N.
E. eoruerof said 1. L. C.. and running tbenceH.
IS deg W. JS.IU chs , thence N. -i deg , 4V W.
w. Metis, thence N. lVleg. E. SI ens, thence
K. SS.76cba, 4o plafl of beginning, containing
t.4t acres, and being tracts numbered i A &, set
off by decree of the Circuit Court ol Washington
I'n. flnwili Ia William V U.mImm -1, .1 L 1 1 ...
betb Masters, as tbeir share of said D. !.. C. as!
heirs at law of of A. J. Master, deed., free from
all claim or Inter of the defendants, or either
of ibetn, and of ail persons claiming by, through
or iider them, or either of them, and for snc b
other and furth ' relief as to the court may ap
pear equitable. This summons Is served upon
you by publication by order of Hon. L. A. Rood,
County, Judge of Washington County, Oregon,
wnicb order was mad and dated on Jun7, lx.
8. B. HUSTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(71)
T. P. GOODIN,
CONTRACTOR
I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kind of a build
iny in Washington County. 'Phone 28x4, or address
R. F. 0. 1. T. P. GOODIN, Hillsboro, Or.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice la hereby given, that by virtu of an
execution Issued out of and uuder the seal of tbe
Clrt uil Court of the State of Oregon, fur the
Coumy of Waatitugutn dated the 1Mb day ol
June 14U6 In laror of W. 1. Wood, plaiutlff.
aud against J. A. Raid and Laura B. Raid, de
fendauta fur the sum of Ili.OOcosls aud the ftirth
C7 liii . luU:Jal Lual., ituu m
JUtb day of March I1M8 al the rale of ten per cent
per annum, to me directed and delivered, com
uiaudiug tu lo luaka sal of the real property
hereinafter deeeritivd, I have levied upon and
pursuant lo said Kxeculiou. I will un Monday,
Iheaut day of July two, at ine Houth door of lh
Courthouse In Hillsboro, Washington Couuly.
Oregon, al the hour of teu o'clock a. m. ol said
day, sell at public aucllou lo the highest bidder
for Cash lu baud, ail of the following deacnlied
real property, lying, beiug and situate In Wasli
Ingtou County, Oiegon, Aud more particularly
described aa follows, to-wll:
Commencing at the South-West Corner of land
coufeyed lo 'I hotnaa Culley by deed from H. B.
Morgan, shertd of Washington liuuty, Oregon,
the same being recorded upon the Record of
deeds of said W ashiuglou County, Oregon, run
ning iheuce North aloug the Hue of laud former
ly belonging to A. J. Hamilton, Oue huudred
aud slxty-eigbl (16s) feet to the mlil.il of the
Couuly RoaJ, Ihenc North 74 o 16' East, aloug
said road, Nluety-liy (W feet, thence aoulh sey
Two Hundred rl
feel to the right of way of lh Oregon Central
en (17 ) miuutes rasl
forty eight (aft minute West aloug said right of
way Ninety aye (Mo) feet to the place ol beginning,
containing I7,21 square feel equal lo . s'.neof au
acre, tbe same being otl ot the Weal end of the
( has H. Perkins tract of laud formerly owned
by the Oregon Central Rail Road Company, aud
ounveyeu by mat company to U. u. lornnoe,
aid laud bviog iiiale aud lyiug lu Washington
Couuly, Oregon, to satisfy tbe bereinbelore
named sums aud lor the cost aud expenses of
sale and said writ.
ald sale will be made subject to redemption
aspersiatue of Oregon.
Dated at UiUsboro, Oregon, this 34th day of
June ivuo.
J. W. CONN ELL,
Hlierlffof Washington County, Oregon,
i. B. Hl'dTON. Attorney lor i'iainlilt
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF CALI Op
RIAL (STATE AT FBIVATI SALE.
Nolle is hereby given, that by virtue of an
order aud decree of the County Court of W ash,
lugton County, Oregon, made and entered on
June 12, I!nj6, authorizing and directing the ad
ministrator of the Estate of Kllen L, Ford, de
ceased, to sell al private sale, oertaiu real estate
belonging to Ihe estate of said deceased, t, the
uudersigued, will from and aflat July 'ii, lAin,
proceed to sell tbe real estate hereinafter de
acrthed at private sale, for eaoh In hand, subject
lo continuation by said Court, said real estate
being particularly described aa follows, to wit:
Allot Lou seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and
twelve of aud In Block No, Thirteeu of and In
-il in moils' Addition lo the Town (now City) ol
illlUlMiro, Waablngton County. Oregon; and also
the following described parcel of real estate,
Ml" W 11.
Commencing thirty three feet west of lh
nortneasi corner ol l-ot two or and III HIik k elgh
of and In lb town (now cltv) of Hillsboro.
Washington Coumy. Oregon, as Hie same auneara
on Ihe duly recorded plat thereof aud running
iiience noiiin one nuu.ired aud ulnely eight leet
lo Ihe South line ol said n two; iheuce wesl
sixty six feet to the southwest corner of said lot
two; Iheuce north oue hundred and niuety eight
feet to the Northwest corner 'f said lot two, and
I hence test sixty six feel to tbo place of begin
uing.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, thla June 12, 1W4.
M. B. BUMP,
Administrator of the Estate of Ellen L. Ford
Deceased.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nolle la hereby given that the undersigned
a.iiiiiuiKiraior ot ine eatate or John w. Luther,
deceased, ha tiled III the County Court of Wash
lugtou County, Oregou. his final acoouul aud re
port In said e-tnle, aud the same baa been set for
hearing and settlement, lu said court, on Mondav
August 7, 1WJ6, at the hour of lOo'vlock A. M., of
sai.i aay.
Dated this July 6, 19u.
J. C. COREY.
Administrator of the Estal of John W. Luther,
neceaaeo.
BENTON BOWMAN, Attorney for Administrator.
July 7 .Aug 4.
Atnlnlstratrix'Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that tbe undersigned
has been, by the County Court of Washington
County, Oregon, appointed administratrix of tbe
estate of Lara Nielsen, deceased, aud has duly
qumineo aa sucn, ana an persons naving ciaiuii
agtdust said estate are hereby notliled lo presen
ihe same to me. witb tironer vouchers annexed
at the law olliceof 8. B. Huston, at Hillsboro,
Oregon, wiiiuu six months trom aud after thi
July 7, lvua.
MARIE NIEI.8EN
Administrator of lh Estate of Lars Nielsen, d-
eeaaea.
8. B. HUSTON, Attorney for Adm'x
July7-aug4
Administrator's Notice.
Nolle I hereby given that th nndenlgned
admiuistrator of the estate of Kate C. W ilcox, d.
ceased has, filed. In the Coumy Court of Washing
ton County, Oregon, hla nnal acoouut and re
port In said estate, and that the same haa been
set for hearing and settlement, before said court
on Mouday J uly 24, laoft, al lh hour of 10 o'clock
GEO. II. WILCOX,
Administrator of tb Estate of Kate C. Wilcox
deceased.
8. B. HUSTON, Atty, for Adm'r. (ht)
Administratrix Notice of Aapomtment
Notice It hereby given that the undersianed
has been duly apoiuted aa administratrix of the
aslaleoftieorge A. More, deceased. All peraous
having claims against said estate are notified to
present tbe same duly verified within six months
to me ai tne onice ot w. a. i leiand, my attorney.
Rooms 5:12 6H4 Chamber of Cum mere Building in
roruaii.i, wregoo .
Dated June au, 190S.
GRACE H. GORE.
Administratrix ofth Estate of George A. Gore,
ueceaaea.
W. A. CLELAND, Attorney.
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