Hillsboro independent., July 28, 1905, Image 2

THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO, I
Official Papr of Washington County.
Entered at the Pootofflco at Hill-
toro, Ore.ro n. for trmotmlitloa throat h
the mails u aecond-claas mall matter.
CCTlcial Paper of f aslilnitos County.
BY Ik W, BATH.
The Jury (or the second trial of Con-
greiuiman J. N. WillUmion, Ir. Van
(iemier and Marion Bin ! composed of
eight farmers, two mechanics, a mer
chant and a clerk as follows: James
Green, farmer, Sweet Home; L. A. Koee,
farmer, Jackson county; R. B. Collins,
farmer, Hillsboro; V. W. Scott, clerk,
Creswell ; Kay W. Porter, blacksmith,
Oregon City; John Mock, farmer, Mult
nomah county; 8. A. Tharp, farmer,
Benton county ; Henry Keene, farmer,
Marion county; J. B. Lewis, merchant,
Cottage Grove: W. D. Barclay, Benton
cuuntv: ueonte Kirk, urmer. i-u
county ; M. 8. Adams, carpenter, Day
ton.
The Last Band Concert.
At the court house yard, on Saturday
August ft, the Ladies aud the Hillsboro
bands will unite in a final concert for
this season. The ladies will make their
own Ice cream and will hare several dif
ferent flavors. Strictly pure ice cream
will be served and a liberal patronaKe is
anticipated. Both bands are still in
debt for uniforms and instruments and
have been playing for socials nearly
every Saturday evening during the
summer. These, however, have not
lteen as well uatronixed as exoected and
they have not raised much toward pay
ing off their debt. As this is to be their
last concert and thev serve the ice
cream themselves, it is hoped the pub-
lie will show their appreciation of the
muslo by attending. Plenty of tables
and waiters will be present and a large
crowd can be accommodated at onetime.
New music has been obtained and
lovers of mimic should be on hand for
the muiscal treat of the season.
Circuit Court.
Circuit court convened at 10 o'clock
Wednesday. Following is the diKposl
tion of cases ;
Michael Kahn vs. Henry Pick, mo
tion set aside; motion overruled sup
plementary decree that each party
should pay half the costs.
Georgie Winters vs. Sarah Elizabeth
Brick Julo; ct al. partition: dismissed
with costs.
P. N. & T. R. R. vs. R. Beamish, dis
missed.
Same vs. Turner, set for .Tuesday,
August 1, 1905.
Littlehales vs. Baseline Lumber Co.,
defendant allowed to file brief.
Emma Glltner White vs. Eugene D
White, divorce; defendant allowed until
Friday to answer.
Jessie Alexander vs. Edith Monroe,
foreclosure; demurrer overruled; de
fendant allowed to file answer. '
Schenker vs. Schenker, decree granted
Kate Gardner vs. Leon J. Gardner,
divorce; decree granted.
Coonley vs. Gray, equity, decree en
tered, quieting title to lots 1,2, 3, and
10 Gray Oak tract.
John T. Johnson vs. Anna T. John
son, decree granted each party to pay
their costs.
E. Dewey vs. City of Forest Grove,
demurrer to complaint overruled and
plaintiff allowed to file amended coin
plaint.
McCallnin vs. Masters A Randall, de
cree granted.
Albert G. Watson, contempt of court;
bench warrant isxued for arrest, arrested
and cited to appear Friday morning at
10 o'clock.
Court adjourned to Friday morning at
10 o'clock.
Uveritt-IIamllton.
Manily B. Everitt and Maud A. Ham
ilton were united in holy wedlock at the
home of the bride's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. C. L. Hamilton, in Hillsboro, Wed
nesday afternoon,
The room was very prettily decorated
with Oregon grape and sweet peas,
which filled the room with their per
fume. The wedding march was render
ed by Alius Genevive Hinde, from Sioux
City, la. At 12: 30 the bride, beaut ifully
UresMed in tan, and carrying white car
nations, entered, accomnanied by her
maid, Miss La-.ira Clark, and followed
by the groom, with Vern Hamilton act
ing as lt man. The ceremony, which
was a very impressive one, was per
formed by the bride's father, Rev. C. L.
Hamilton. Immediately after the con
gratulations were received, the happy
pair, Mr, and Mrs. Everitt, lead the
way to the fextival board where a sump
tuous dinner was waiting. The bride is
one of Hillslioro's leading young ladies
and is loved and esteemed by her many
friends. The groom, Mr. Everitt, has
many friends and Is highly respected in I
iiiiwiioro. I
Many useful and valuable prescnta
were received by Mr. and Mrs. Everitt. 1
The following is the list of guests who
witnessed the happy anion:
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cook of St Johns
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hinde, Sioux City,
Iowa.
' Mrs. M. Rutledge, Neamahr, Iowa.
Mrs. B. Auger, Early, Iowa.
Franklin Everitt.
Roy Hamilton, Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wright, of South
iHikota.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Emmott.
Miss Lottie Peter.
Mr. Frank Peters.
Mr. Wm. Hinde, Jr.
Mr. 8. G. Morgan.
Mis Arah Ilyt.
Mrs. Clarence Hoyt.
Mrs. Walter Hamilton, of Portland.
Mr. A. E. Whiteside, ol Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hamilton, of St.
Johns.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton, of Van-
couver, Wash.
Mr. E1 Hamilton, of Grenliani, Ore.
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He Will Win If He Runa.
The following is a Hillsoro social to
the Oregonian of yesterday and sounds
the sentiments of most of the poop'0 in
this section. Should Mr. Huston go be
fore the primary he is sure of the noml
nation ; for he is not only popular here
but all over the district. He would do
honor to the position of Congressman
and is eminently able to perform ever
duty con netted with the office:
"From all apiearancee Hon. 8. B
Huston will have but little trouble in
getting the support of the united repub
lican partv In Washington county for
the nomination to succeed Binger Her
man to Congress. While there alway
has been two wings here, and when one
faction unsheathed its knife, scalps fell
there seem to be a disposition on the
part of the opposing leaders to get to
gether and support a Washington coun
tv man for the pWc.
It is not at all unlikely that Washing
Ion county's delegation to the next con
gressional convention will be for Huston
in case he should decide to enter the
lists."
Not Controlled by the S. P.
Orefonlaa, 17.
Edward Records, president of the At
las Construction and Supply company
of San Franciseo, having the contract
'or construction of the Portland, Ne
halem & Tillamook railroad, has inform
ed Secretary William Reld, of the com
Pny, that the contract has been let for
2,000 tons of GO-pound steel rails to be
delivered at Hillsboro before the first of
September, for laying the first twenty
mile of track. George L. Davis, in
charge of the work, is chief engineer of
the Atlas comjany for building the road
nd not of the company, and acting un-
Jer direction of Mr. Records, has award
i the contract for clearing the right-of
r to Clark A Dixon of Forest Grove,
nd to Thompson Brothers the contract
(or grading the first three miles trotn
Hillsboro. Owing to the fact that there
will be very little heavy work in the first
twenty miles the company decided to
sublet the grading instead of transfer
ring outfits from San Francisco since it
is the purpose to complete this section
and leave the harder part of the con
itruction to be completed during 1!HX.
It was deemed much more expeditious
to let sub-contracts and have work start
ed promptly. Right of-way to Banks,
ten miles from Hillsboro, has been turn
ed over to the contractors free of charge
by the Hillsboro Board of Trade
it la known that the Atlas company
and the London bondholders control 70
per cent of the stock, and Mr. Records
desires it positively denied that the coin
pany is controlled by the Southern Pa'
cific or any other company. It is organ'
ized an entirely independent company,
be declares, and will eventually make
connections with both the Northern
Pacific and Southern Pacific tracks, giv
ing shippers the choice of either. Re
cently there has been circulated a re
port that the company was controlled
by the Harriman interests which is em
phatically refuted by President Records
The first section of twenty miles will
be completed by November 1, and roll
ing stock and power will bo delivered by
that date, when through train service
will be established between the terminus
of the road and Portland, as provided
for in the contracts entered into and
which Mr. Records has assured Mr.
Reld will be fulfilled."
Worked commenced on the new road
in this city yesterday morning.
McClure'a Fiction Number.
Booth Tarkington, Myra Kelly, Mary
Raymond, Sbipman Andrews, O. Henry,
James Hopper, and many other auth
ors that magasine readers eagerly watch
for are in McClure'i August Fiction
Number.
Every sort of story is included: the
solemn, the funny, the significant, the
dainty, the exciting? All have certain
qualities in common interest, truth,
beauty. All these picked stories from
picked writers are as good as, and in
some cases better than any stories their
authors ever wrote. This fiction num
ber is ' McClure's Picture number.
There are wonderful pictures in color,
and in black and white. These pictures
really illustrate and illuminate the sto
ries tbey adorn. They are made to do
something. They contribute to a fuller
enjoyment of the stories they are made
for.
Aside from this fiction there is in this
August number of McClure's Miss Tar
bell's second and last paper on the
character of John I). Rockefeller, and
another of John McAuley Palmer's fine
satire on business and politics, "Fi
nances of the Shark System."
A Little Early History.
Dr. John Mclaughlin, who came to
Oregon in 1824, as the chief represent
live ol the Hudson Bay Co., erecting a
fort at Point Vancouver in the winter of
1854 - 6, sowed wheat in the spring of the
latter year and raised a crop, says Geo.
H. Himes. So far as known this was
the first grown In any part of the pres
ent bonndarie of American terntorv
wet of the Rocky Mountains. The
site of that early wheat field is within
the L. 8. military reserve at Vancou
ver and part of it is need as a parade
ground. W heat wa raised here annual
IT lor several year, and in Mi the
yield was between ftOHO and fksa.) bush
els. Wheat was Brown on French
Prairie by the employe of the II. B,
Co., as early a 1830 to 1U, a rwmlt
of the influence of Dr. Mcl-onghlin, w ho
bought the product and lined it in pay
ing rental to the Russian authorities in
Alaska for hunting privilege. The
tint wheat sown by an American was
by John Ball, 1833, on hi farm near
Cham poof, Marion county, John Ball
came to Oregon with Capt. Nathaniel
Wyeth In 152, arriving at Vancouver in
November of that year. He beiran
Washing school at Vancoaver alum
November 2, and continued until he
concluded t'j establish a farm a note-1
above. lavid McLougblln, William C.
M, k'av. Ronald McDonald and Louis
1 Bonte were among Li pupil. I VI
Bonte, born in 1814 at Astoria, 1 still
living, a resident of St. Paul, Marion
county.
The first threshing machine th renti
er and separator, was brought to Ore
gon in lHoO by Thomas Otchin, a pio
neer of 1842 to Oregon of today, but in
1H-10 to the original Oregon, and began
threshini! in Washington county. Chaff
pilcrs. however, were used in Marion
county probably as early as 1847. Dr
Whitman used a chaff piler at his mis
sion about 1845-6. He raised wheat in
1837 Independence Enterprise.
Death of J. M. Parlow.
The Oiegonian of last Monday has
the following announcement of the
death of a former resident of Washing
ton county. Mr. Parlow lived iu the
Gates' house, near the Baptist chnrcb,
some eight or ten years ago, and at one
time owned cjnslderable property at
Gaston:
"James M. Parlow, one of the pioneers
of Portland, died yesterday morning at
bis home, 104 East Twelfth street, from
an attack of apoplexy. Mr. Parlow has
been a Portland citizen lor twenty years,
having crossed the plains to this state
in 18.MJ. tot the past lew years be nss
been retired from business, and lived
quietly at his home.
The deceased was born in Virginia
April II, 1821. In 1847 he enlisted for
service in the Mexican War, and served
through that conflict with Colonel Ster
ling Price. He was for many years
prominent in navigation affairs, and af
ter a tune settled In l'ortlaml. lie was
one of the best-known river pilot of the
early day. Previous to coming to the
Coast, he had been a steamboat man on
the Missouri river.
The deceased is survived by a widow
and leaves a host of friends among the
older part of the population of Portland
The funeral was conducted on Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the family
home on the East Side ; interment was
at Lone Fir cemetery."
The clock in the Christian church 1
Hillsboro was a gift of Mr. Parlow.
Crop Report.
The past week was the hottest of the
season, ana uo rain of consequence oc
curred in any part of the state. Fortu
nately, the wind was generally light and
the wheat crop suffered but little dam'
age. In the Grand Konde valley and In
some of the Columbia river counties
east of the Cascade mountains late sown
spring wheat was damaged by the hot
weather and will probably be cut for
hay. The bulk of the crop, however ii
safe, and both spring and fall wheat are
now being cut a rapidly a possible,
Thrashing will begin in the Willamette
valley this week. All indication point
to an extra good crop of wheat, both a
to quantity and quality. ..... -,...,
Pasturage is getting short, but stock
continues in good condition. The flo
of milk is decreasing in the dairy din
tricts, but not more than usual at this
season of the year. The second crop of
alfalfa i being cut, and the crop prom
ises to be about an average one. Hop
bur are forming and the vine are grow
ng nicely. Hop liceare still to be found
but they are less numerous than former
ly. Corn, potatoes and garden have
made good advancement, but these crops
would be improved by more rain. Karlv
apples are ripe. Prunes, pear and
peaches are doing well.
PROBATE COURT.
Matter of the guardianship of Perry
Bailey, insane; petition asking for
guardian received and the said P. T.
Bailey cited to appear at the court house
in Hillsboro on Monday, August 7, at 10
o'clock and show cause why such pcti
tion shall not be granted. The superia
tendentof the asylum is also cited to ap
pear at same place and at aame time.
No Doubt About Ilia Lore.
The following was clipped from the
Forest Grove New of last week and
shows what manner of love the editor of
that paper has for Hillsboro. Inrtead
of a basket of "our grapes." he' carry
ing around a whole carload :
Condemnation proceedinss have been
instituted against certain prooertv own
er at Banks who feel that the advent of
the so-called Hillsboro-Tillamook rail
road will be extremely detrimental to
their farms. All these farmer want is
fair compensation for the damage to be
done, and ior mis they are making
their demands, which from every point
view, arc eqiniaiiie. me railroad
committee of Hillsboro have asreed
with the Railway Company to furnish
the right-of-way to Bank and they are
meeting with much opposition on ac
count ol the way the line cuts dlairona.ll v
across larms. i ney ar bringing to bear
upon uie owner i oi in lanns thev eroaa.
every possible influence to induce them
to make heavy sacrifices by giving a tK)
loot right-of-way aero their land re.
gardleea of bow much inconveniences
nd damages to them, if they can on)
niua nii one eiep nearer uanks, and
secure a stub line of railroad, which to
II appearances Is clonely allied to the
n teres ts of the 8. P. If perchance a
man or two "hanir out" and refium in
rnsn on to oni attorney' oftV and
gn riKin-oi-way aeed or contract, but
emanda something: for hi da matfe. h
s stubborn, and thing are said about
im that would not look eood In nrint.
beside he i trying to hold np Hill
boro. Forest Grove New.
jo Beautiful Half-Tone View
Clatsop Beach Scenery Free.
of
The Astona & Columbia River
Rail roal Co., has just issued a sou
venir of Clatsop Beach containing
30 elaborate half-tones of the prin-
cipal points ol interest between
Portland and Seaside, which will be
mailed tree upon application to C.
A.Stewart, Agent, 248 AUcrSt,,
Portland, or J. C. Maye, G. P. A.,
Astoria, Ore.
Notice to Water Consumer.
Notice is hereby given that the City
Water Power whistle will blow two
blast at 8 o'clock p. in., to atop irrigat
ing and there will be given two hour in
w hich to irrigate lawn, commencing at
6 o'clock. Thnea wishing to naa aam
will have to notify the superintendent
of the water works, or Recorder Bogley.
Anyone found violating these rules will
be tilled $..00, and if the offense is re-
eated the water will be shut off.
no a ceui wanted, unless you are
cured. If you are sick and ailing, take
Hollister'a Rocky Mountain Tea. A
great blessing to the human family
Make you well keep you well. 35
cent, Tea or Tablet.
Delta Drug Store.
Fir Wood f a.oo Per Cord.
While it last or until further notice
I will ell my fir wood Iu four feet
length at the above price delivered in
or about the center of Hillsboro or an
equivalent haul. This is first growth
first class wood. I will furnish ltt inch
lengths tor f 25 a 'heretofore. Term
of payment cash on delivery wood.
Order can be sent by telephone Farm
er, No. 3Gfl, or by mail Route No. 4,
Hillslioro.
ALBERT N. STANTON.
A Fine Number.
The July Sunset Magasine is a special
number, dealing with the Iaiwii 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 a no other publication
can. Don't miss it. Now on sale at all
news stands.
The Diamond Cure.
The Intent new from Paris, is, that
they have discovered a diamond cure
for consumption. If you fear consump
tion or pneumonia, it will, however, lie
best for you to take that great remedy
mentioned by W. T. McGce, of Vanleer,
Tenn. 1 I had a cough, for fourteen
years. Nothing helped me, until I took
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consump
tion, Cough and Colds, which gave in
stant relief, ami effected a ermaiient
cure." Uneo,ualed quick cure, for
Throat and Lung Trouble. At all drug
stores ; price 50 cent and f 1.00, guaraii
teed. Trial bottle free.
Get Your Wood Sawed
By T. D. Iallirian. Hillstwro. He is in
the field to suit his patrons and do
the work well, at fair prices. Fir woxl,
50 cent er cord j hard wood, 00 cents
per cord. Call up 'phone, Indepen
dent Line, 262.'
.A Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party may be giv
en to your stomach and liver, by taking
a medicine which will relieve Cieir pain
and discomfort, namely: Dr. Kind's
New Life Pills. 1 Tbey are a most won
derful remedy, affording sure relief and
cure, for headache, dizziness and con
stipation. 25c at all drug stores.
Lewi and Clark Exposition.
During the Lewis and Clark ex
position the Southern Pacific Com
pany will sell 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
parties of one hundred or more, in
dividual tickets at one fare for round
trip.
Stopover of ten days will be giv
en at Portland on all one way tick
ets reading through that point dur
ing the exposition. Tickets must
be deposited with Joint Agent at
Portland and a charge of nlty cents
will be made for the extention of
time.
SUMMONS.
la tbe Circuit Court of the Btata of Oregon, for
Waihlngtou County.
WALTKR K. MoCAlXUM, PlalnUIT,
vs.
WILLIAM K. H ASTERS and R. K. RANDALL,
Ifeleuaaiiu,
To William K. Mauler and R. K. Randall, the
elxive named deff-danla: In tbe Nameiif tbe
Hlate of I irviron : Yon are hereby reuulred to ap
pear and aniwer the r-lalntllT complaint herein
wlthlD.lx week! from tbe datvof the eervloa of
thle ummfloa npon you, and II yon fall to to ap
pearand anewer. the plaintiff will apply In the
court for the relief demaudea la hit oomplalnt
to-wlL
That plaintiff have a deen thai a certain
mortgage, executed by Jens kaamuaaen to W il
liam K. Maaiera, dated Jan. IS. IMM. recorded on
pae U, Hook k, Hecnrda of Mrtrace of Wean
liictnn County, Oregon, for lv.Uuo.uu. aud a cer
tain mortaraire executed by Jena Kaamuaaen and
Marie Kaamuaaen. hla vile, to William K. Maa-
tera, dated Feb. i. mm and reeorled on Tneee
Mi, Book U KecordaofMtffe. ofaaid County, and
a certain mt. executed by Jena Kaamuaaen and
Mary Kaamnaaen. hla wife, to k. K. Kami a 11. for
IJX). flu, on July 14. 1m. andecorded on pace
IWI, Hook it, Keeonlaof Mta- ol eald t'oonty, be
enjunejea 10 oe paid, eatianed and flu banrM
that plaintiff be
ecreed lo be the owuer la fee
impleof the real estate deacrlbed In said com
aeert
aid o
r. of A
plaint, and being a pert of the 1 L. c. of A. J.
Masters and wife. In T. 1 a. R. 2 W. Will. Mc,
and
particularly deacrlbed aa followa: Begin
nine at a point on the Faatern boundary of aald
D. L. C. said mint hetne 07 la rh, anil IU
deg. W. from the N. K. corner of said D. 1. (5.,
snd running thenee B. m dec. W. from the N.
K. corner of satd D. U C . and running ibenceM.
deg W. M.t ens., thenos M. Ajd.-e.4V W.
K.Mchs. thence N. I1 leg. E. 2S.Hchs, thence
K. BV.75ch. to place of beelnnlne. cnutainlne
K.4S seres, and belnc tracts n urn tiered I A a art
off by decree of the Circuit Court of Wsahlnrlnn
Co. Orecon. lo William K. Heaters and Kllma-
beth Master, a their share of aald D. U C. a
heir at law of of A. Maatera. deed. . free from
all claim or Inters of tbe defend an la, or either
of them, and of all nererma claiming by, through
or uder them, or either of them, and for ucb
other and further relief a to the court may ap
pear equitable, Thla eummona Is served tipoa
ynu by publication bv order of Hon. L. A. Rood,
touniy, judge or Washington cnunly, Oregon,
which order was nail and dated on June 7, .
8. B. HUSTON,
f7t) Attorney for PlalDtllf
T. P. GOODIN.
CONTRACTOR
I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kind of a build
ing in Washington County. Thone 28x4, or address
ft. F. D. I. T. P. GOODIN, Hillsboro, Or.
Where are you sick? Headache, foul
tongue, no appetite, lack energy, pain
in your stomach, constitution? Hotli
ter' Rocky Mountain Tea will make
you well and keep you well. 35 cent.
Pelt Drug Store.
WANTED Man, under 35, from
HiUnltoro to prepare for good position
Railway Mail Clerk. Experience iu
poototfice not necessary. Entrance sal
ary per annum, gradual promotion,
tn exceptional opening. Exam. soon.
Addres immediately, P. O. Box 155.1,
Ifenver, Colo. 8 (St
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrator's Notice of Sal ef
Real Eatat at Private Sal.
Nolle Is hereby siren, Ibal by virtue of an or
der aud decree of the County Connor Wainine
lon County, Oregon, made and entered on July
17, 1W&, authorising aud directing toe, the ad
ilnUlralur of the biate of T. If. Mclwnlel, de
ceased, to tell al private -ale, certain real eaiate
belonging lo Uie estate of told deceased, I will
from and after August 21, 1J6 praoeed to tell the
real eniaie bereluat'ier deacrlbed al private tale
to the hisbeet bidder, fur oath In hand, subject
to coDflrmatloa by told Court, the following de
scribed real estate to wit:
Lota Five (S) and Els-ht () In tecUou Two,
Township Three, North Kaoge Five Wert W ill.
Mer.,coutalnlo2and one-half acres mure or
lees, all In Washington County, Oregon.
Dated ai Hllltboro, Oregon, tblt July 20, lDuft.
BKNTUN BOWMAN.
admtnlilrator ol the Ketata of F. M. atrpaulel.
deceased.
H. B. Hl'BTON, Atty. tor EUat.-
Executor' Notice.
Notice U hereby riven. lht we. lbs tinfir.
tiKiieil, have Ink-u diiw apoluid executrix and
executor. reapecUtely, of tbe etuue ol Jacob
W uudurll, denweed, by Ibe County Court ol the
State of Oregou, for Wuhlngtou OHinty. and
have duly qua' Hied wui:h. All peniout bavins
elalmi aKaiUkt ald relate are hereby null lied U
prrarui me tainvio ill, wiin prouer vourliera. al
tbe law ome of W. N. Barrett, In lilllnburu. Ore
gon, within tlx month I ruin the dale hereof.
oated June M, Itfttt.
KI.UAHKTU WUNDEKI.I,
and JOHN WUNiJkKLI.
Eiermrtx and Executor of the Katal of Jacob
VYuuderU, deueaaed.
W. N. BARKKTT. Attorney for Eatate.
Administratrix Notice.
Notice la hereby given that the uuderelsned hat
uren quit apuoiuiea AUiuiDlnlrmlrlx oil lie ea
late or Kllen Sameou, deceased, by the Couutv
Court of tbe male of Oregon for WaahiiiKlon
County, and ha qualified. All peraona bavins
claluia analuat aald eatate are hereby noil lied lo
ureaaui tue aame tn meat ine urnc or W. I).
Freeman, Koom chamber of Commerce.
Portland, Oregon, with proper voucher and duly
verlllml. aa by law required, within all moulba
i rum uaie nereof.
Dated al Hlllaboro, Or.,' July 14, A. D. 1905.
. EUNICE P. B A I.LOU.
Admlulatratrix.
W. D. KREEMAN. Attorney. jtyUaugll
Administratrix Notice.
Notice la hereby riven that the anderalgned
baa been duly appointed adtniiilatratrlx, will
annexed, ol me eaiate or Royal L. Hamaon, de.
eeaaed, by the Conn1' m of the S'ate of Ore,
ton lor waahiuft-ton Couuly and baa auallrled
All peraona having clalmaagalnai aald eaiate are
nereDy noti nea to preaent Ibe aame lo me at the
office of W. 1). Freeman, koom Ttl, Chamber ol
Commerce, Portland, Oregon, with proper
.uiii;uwa,ijuuuir veruieti, aa ny law required,
wi.uiu ii uhiumji iroin uaie oereoi.
Dated at Hlllaboro, July 14, A. D. 105.
EUNICE P. B A I. LOU,
Administratrix.
W. D. FREEMAN, Attorney. JlyiUugll
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice la hereby riven. Ibat by virtue of an
execution laaued out of and under Ibe anal of tbe
Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the
loumyor vtaamugion aatea me ivtn day ol
June 1MJ6 In favor of W. D. Wood, plaintiff,
aud again at J. A. Reld and Laura H. Raid, de
fendant for the aum of tll-UOooaia and the furth
er aum of tot6.uu with Interest thereon from the
tb day of March 1UU3 al the rate of ten per eenl
per aiiuura, to meuireciea ana aeuvered, com
manding me to make sale of the real property
hereinafter deacrlbed, 1 have levied uuou and
purauaut loaald Execution, I will on Mondav.
theUlatday of July lima, at the South door of the
Lourtnouse in Hlllaboro, w aanington Couuly
Oregou, at the hour of leu o'clock a. m. ofaaid
day, aell at public auction to the blgheat bidder
lor caan in baud, all or tbe following deanrlhed
real property, lying, being and illuaie In Waah
I ngtou County, Oregon, And more particularly
deacrlbed aa followa, to-wil:
Commencing at the South-Weat Corner of land
conveyed to TtuMnaa Culley by deed from II. H.
Monran. Hhertffof Waahtiiirtnii Count .iMun
tbe same being recorded upon tbe Keoord of
ueea in aaid naanington touiiiy, Oregou, run
ning Iheuoe North along the line of land former
ly belonging lo A. J. Hamilton. One hundred
and ixty-elghl (lfiS) feet lo the middle of Ibe
touniy Koad, ineno Aorth 76 IS' Kaat, along
aid road. Ninety-live (Ub) feet, thence South sev
enteen (17') minute Kaat, Two Hundred Five
reei to me rigut oi way or the Oregon Ceuli
nan Koau, tnenoe norm eighty one (hi) degrees,
forty eight 4M minute West aloug aald right of
way ninety nve(Wi) feel lo the place ol begluulng,
containing 17, A1 square feet equal lo .SV4dofan
ere, the aame being off of the VYeet end of the
baa II. Her k Ina lrt of land formerly owned
by the Ori-goii Central Kali Road Comnanv and
conveyed oy thai Company to L. . Torrlnce,
aald laud being alluate and lying in Washington
County, Oregon, lo aatlsfv the hereinbefore
named auma and for the ousts and a a nm ii alia nt
Said sale will be mad subject to redemption
a per atalue of iregon.
Dated al Hlllaboro, Oregon, this 24th day of
L . 1. W. CONN ELL,
Rbenff of Wsshlnsinn Cnnntv omnia.
8. B. HUSTON. Attorney for Plaintiff
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice I hereby given that the undersigned
admlutairalof of Die eatate of John W. Luther,
deceased, baanled-ln the County Court of Wash
ington Conuty, Oregon, his final anoouul and re
port In aald otate, and the same has been act for
hearing and settlement. In said court, on Monday
August?, Hsjft, al the hour of lOo clock A. M.. of
aid day.
Da led thla July i, 19Us.
J C. CORRT
Administrator of lb Estate of joh'a W. Luther,
deceased.
BENTON BOWMAN, Attorney for Admlnurtrator.
jnly 7-Aog I.
Amlnlstratrix'Notice.
Notice I hereby given thst the anderalgned
has been, by the County Court of Washington
County, Oregon, appointed administratrix oft be
eatate of Lar Nlelaen, deceased, and has duly
qualified ss such, and all person having claim
gainst said estate are hereby notified In present
the aame lo me, with proper voucher annexed,
at the law ortioeof 8. B. Huston, at Hlllaboro,
Oregon, wltbla all month from and after thi
July 7, MuS.
MARIE NIELSEN
Administrator of the Estate of Lar Nielsen, de-
S. B. HUSTON, Attorney tor Adm'x.
July 7-aog 4
Aflininislratrii Notice of Anointment.
Notice I hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed aa administratrix of the
estate of Heorge A. (tore, deereard. All person
having claim against aald estate are notified lo
present the aame duly verified within six month
to meal the nmce of w. A. cleland, my attorney,
Rmens .Vti M4 chamber of Commerce Building la
Portland, Oregon.
Dated June W, 1906.
GRACE B. OORE.
Administratrix of the Estate of George A. Gore,
deceased.
W. A. CLELAND, Attorney.
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