THE INDEPENDENT. HILLSBORO,
Official Paper of Washington County.
Entered at tho Pootofflc at HlUa
X oro. Ore fun. for tranemlaelon through
tho maila u aecood-claaa mail matter.
BY D. W. BATH
An editor in Wisconsin aaka hit delin
quent aubecribera to pay op, aa be
winlifo to laj a aiiuilar Joke on hi
creditor.
Withycontbe will not do for governor.
He I an actual farmer, owni hie farm,
ie out of debt, bae made the agricultural
eiperiiueuta! etation a aucceM, and can
tnake a living a good one on his Waah
ington count farm without ofllce. Sa
lt' in Csltal Journal.
Twenty-one ditorcee were granted In
Jude Cleland's court in Portland taut
Friday. Taking the divorce mill as a
baale for our opinion, it would appear
that marriage was very much cf a fail
ure among a great many people. Right
or wrong, the mill keep right on grind
ing, and the grist grows larger every
year.
There Is one pla on the Lewi and
Clark fair grounds onr readers should
not fail to attend, and that is Homer
Iavenport's farm. Hero will be found
rare and beautiful birds from all parts of
the world, and the finest pair of pheas
ants ever exhibited in this country. Mr.
lavenort lias three Arabian stallions,
etmigglud into this country, and just a
sight of them would make glad the heart
of the lover of fine horse flesh. He is
an old nowpaper man, a cartoonist of
national reputation, and he take pleas
lire in exhibiting his pets and giving
the biHtory of each. Don't miaa seeing
Homer IHvenjMrt' farm.
TheairHhipis an attraction on tho
Lewis and Clark fair grounds that is
urawing cam, ami the only airship
...h. i. proven a complete aucceaa. in
I - 1 A - I
rcroiiBu to an invitation oy me owner
of the ship, the Oregon and Washing
ton editors were invited last Friday
forenoon to look over the craft and have
explained to them the working of it
machinery and watch its ascent. At 11
o clock the ahip was brought from the
house in which it i kept, four men
handling it easily. The gasoline engine
waa started, the trail rope cast loose and
away went the ship like a bird. It wo
laiien nign up over tlio government
uuuuing, matie several circle around
uie lair grounds ana took a trip up and
uown uie trail. 1 Here was not a hitch
anywhere, it engineer having it under
complete control, sending It up or down,
right or left, just as he saw fit. After
flouting around for nearly an hour it wa
brought to it starting point and alowly
lowored to the ground. The airship ia
certainly wonderful, and a auccess.
Hon. E. W. Haines waa over from For
est Grove Monday tranactingbusinesa at
the court house and found time to give
this olllce a friendly call. During a con
versation in reference to furnishing this
city power for it water and light
plant, he stated that it waa simply a
Imsinesa proposition between his com
pany and the city council and tax pay
ers ol UillHhoro, and that tho city of
Foreat Grove had nothing to do with
the matter in any way. Ho stated that
he had the water power and it would
not cost any more to give this city water
and light than it does to run hla plant
there, as there waa ao much power any
way and little ex ense would be added
if one or more citie used it, excepting
what it would cost for extra help. He
said he desired to meet the water and
light committee and ahow where and
how he could save to Ilillslioro from f500
to f'-HH) a year, and give a gilt-edged bond
that the work would bo done in a aatia-
factory manner, and ho waa willing to
make the contract for two, five, ten,
twenty or more year, and if at the end
01 twenty month the city was not satis
fied It could close the contract then and
there. A contract with him would in
no way injure the plant the city now has,
as he would guarantee to keep it in
good ehape and ready for inatant use in
. t. a ...
rase it waa neeueo. Mr. Haines tay
there is no sentiment about tho propo
sition, but purely a matter of business;
that if a deal should be closed, he ex
pects to make money and at the same
time save Hillsboro some $!HK) a year. An
amount like that ia worth considering.
At any rate nir. names la entitled to a
hearing by the water and light commit
tee in ojen council.
Thot very verdant editor of the Forest
Grove Newa who, instead of giving his
reader new, finds apace between his
column of boiler-plate and "S. 8. 8. for
the ltlood" advertisement to whack
Hillsboro at every opportunity. He ha
born, in the county but a few month,
but one would judge by the way he paw
the air and assert hi shallow opinion
that he has a mortgage on the earth
He talks of other men a having wheels
In their heads, forgetting hla own de
formity in the matter of brain. If
what he say In Li little two for-a-cent
heel voiced the sentiment of the peo
ple of roret Grove, it would be a dif
ferent proHeition, but it doe not, for
w e have been told that most of the people
are disgusted w ith the ewa' uncallrd
for attack iion HillHboroandJtsciliiena.
They know that if Hillsboro grow and
prosper, so will Forest Grove, and
whatever gora toward the betterment of
Washington rounty, ia bound to help
both town. We are free to admit that
Forest Grove is a good town a pretty
place, and has energetic and wide awake
citiiens, but this doe not prove that
Hillsboro ia one whit behind her. A
railroad from Portland to Tillamook
would lie a benefit to Washington coun
ty, and to Hillsloroepecially. A street
car line from Portland to Forest Grove
I
would help Hillsboro and bo the making I
of Forest Grove, and every mans, woman I
I
anil ciuiu in 1111 my are anxious 10 sea ' 4
tho two lines in operation. Throwing
mud at each other will not benefit any
one, but be a direct injury. 80 Brother
Woods, set jrour mud bucket aside, and
if you have occasion to mention Hills
boro just remember it is the coQntv seat
of Washington county, and that it cili
sens are made ot tho right stu and ever
ready to help along anvthiiit; that will
add to tho growth of this city and Vab
ington county, Forest Grove included.
And while you are about it, you might
tow awsy in that massive intellect ol
yours the fact that when the electric
lino from Portland to Forest Grove is
built its rails will have been laid the
whole length ot Main street through
this city.
The Country Editor.
From the Oregonisn.
The country editor ha come to town.
He has left for a time his sanctum, his
devil, his esteemed contemporary and
the sapid pumpk'n, contributed by Un
cle ' Ebeneezer Hayseed ujxin the cele
brated occasion when he called in to pay
a year's subscription. The pumpkin,
glowing through the dunl of the olllce 1
window like a serene and golden euiiHet,
was tho last thing the editor's eye rent
ed upon as he climbed Into the smoker
with his grip in his hand and his pans
In his pocket, to dare the temptations of
tho great city. Put w hen he returns
vanquished and bankrupt from his en
counter with metroiKiIitan tin, the
pumpkin will glow no longer, for "our
wife" will have baked it into a batch of
those luscious pies. May they take all
tho bad taste out of his mouth and re-
illumine his soul with the peaceful
light of bucolic Innocence. May the
form not bo pied nor the devil drunk
when he gets back, and may all his de
linquent subscribers pay up forthwith,
either In cash or cordwooJ, for he will
need both. The joy of the city are ex
pensive, and winter is at hand
Here's to the country Hilitur tlm liur
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continually grow longer,
R. Cave ha recently received his
fall stock of air-tight heater and cook
ing ranges, and he cordially invite
those in need of an air-tight heater to
tep Into hi tore and examine the
Cole, ono of the best on the market.
If a range ia needed, they recommend
tho Moore ateel range, and can show a
fine stock. Both these stove are trim-
med in polished nickle, are up-to-date
In every particular, fully guaranteed,
and tho price are right. For anything
in tho lino ot hardware or tinware go
and try R. Cave,
Timothy,
and Eng lish Rye Grass, Or
chard Grass, and White
Clover Seed for sale.
, I have a large shipment
on hand and am selling at
RIGHT PRICES.
For Flour and Feed my
store takes the lead. We
meet Portland price.
Market price for Oats.
H. L. HARTRAMPF.
caai
I
Hop Pickers ! !
Cate's Market
Equalization of 1905 Assessment.
To the Tai-l'ajrera of Washington
County, Oregon:
Notice is hereby given that tho Hoard
of Equalisation for Washington County,
Oregon, will convene in the Clerk'ji of
fice, at the Court lloua. in lUIUItoro,
j on lhe j,th d)iy of oetoW, 1U05, and con
liuue in sewion one week, or until the
Uth day of October, inclusive, for the
pur pone of publicly equalising and cor
recting the tax list of Washington coun
ty, Oregon, for tho assessment made in
1U05. GEO. H. WILCOX,
Assessor of Washington Co, Oregon.
Dated at II ills boro, Sept. 8, l'JUS.
E. L. McCormick has just received
4'Jo cylinder and 3U0 diso graphophone
records of tho very latest songs, etc.
Call and look over his fine stock- ol
graphophones and records.
Join the local Library Club, $1.00 per
year, at the Delta.
Tax Notice.
The tax payer of Washington County,
Oregon, are hereby notified that the
luat half of their taxes for the year liKVi,
and levied January, 1!R)5, are now pay
able and will become delinquent on the
firat Monday in October, 1905, at w hich
time interest at the rate of 12 per cent
per annum will be charged in addition
to 10 per cent enalty, which intereet
charge will bo computed ' from the first
Monday in April, MO..
J. W. Connbi.l,
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon.
Rheumatism,
poison, are the
hie. Holliater'a
goes directly to
gout, backache, acid
results of kidney trou-
Rocky Mountain Tea
the seat of the disease
and cures when all else fails. 35 rents.
Delta Drug Store.
An Elegant Summer Book,
"Restful Recreation Resorts, " the
11)05 Summer Hook issued by tho paanen-
senger department of the Oregon Rail
road A Navigation Company, contains
forty-eight pages and cover. The book
i printed on heavy white paper, fifty-
eight cuts being used to illuatrate the
trips np and down the Columbia river,
to the mountain, beachea, inland re
sorts and fountains of healing. The
cover is done in three colors, adding ma
terially to the beauty and effectivenesi
of the publication, which may be had
by sending two cents in stamps to A,
L. Craig, General Passenger Agent of
the Oregon Railroad A Navigation Com
pany, Portland, Ore. It ia a good thing
to send to vour friends in the East who
expect to visit the Lewis A Clark expo-
eitljn.
I
Have you niatle your purchases for
the season? If you have not called
at Cate's Market, you hav missed
some very low values in hop-pickers
supplies
We will have a storo at tho Hop
Yard this season, and you can get
everything in tho line of meat, gro
ceries, gloves, etc., at prices that are
ns low as any in Hillsboro. Take
advantage of this and you will save
the time and trouble of having tQ
go to town for your supplies. . .
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Admlmetrator'a Notice.
NoUos U brbr glva thai I, tbs nadsntsnsd.
hav base duly epolai-l by (be Honorable
County Court of the 8uie ot Oro. far Huh
laguie itounty. Administrator of tbs ealaleof
MerrtU E. HiHchkla. deerated. wlthth will of
Mid aiarrm E. Hotcbklaa, dreMNd, annexed,
and bars duly q;llt!ti as such. All person
bavins cUima aalnt ths tAt of Msrrltt K.
Iloicbklss, iWhhJ, are harebr notlHed to pre
wut lb Mm 10 us wltb proper vouch, at my
Law Oifice, m Hillaboro, Oregon, wtlhlu sis
aoulbs from ths del bsreof.
listed tb Is September la. 1!M.
W. M. BARRETT.
Administrator of lb (tut of Marrttt I. Hutch
ktaa, deceased, wttb wlllofsald deceased au
nexed. 8. B. HUSTON. Attornsy for Ettate.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Nolle Is hereby ftven. Tbat by virtu. of an
Rieciulon iMiieiluutuf aud uuiler lha aeal of Ilia
circuit Own of lha But of Oregon, for iba
Cuuuiy of Waabliigiou. daird tba OHh day a
August, lstia. iu favor of Nathan Werihemer A
I'o.. iilaliuirr, and acainst Jaiuea A. Moll and
Isna IHie Motl, his alls defendants, for lb sum
ol 4 ooal and Mi lurlher sum of HO A with
interest Ihereou I rum iba mill, day or sl IWual
lb rale of per Of ul perauaum, 10 ma direeled
nd deltvored, commanding me lo make sale of
lha real property beretntllnr decrlted, 1 bav
levled upon and purauaul lo snld KiecutloD, 1
ill on Monday, ihe id day of OMolwr l!J al
iboAiuib dour of lha (ourthoas, Wa.biuulon
ouulv. Oregon, at iba hour ol u-n o'clock a. m. .
.f said day. sell at public auction lo lb bi-bret
bidder fur cash In baud, all of lb follow I n de
rrilird real properly, lying, belli and situate la
hlniUn (tunny, Orrgon, aud mora particu
larly dracribed a follows, lo-wli:-
All llioae certain pieces, parcel or tracts of
land situate In Ilia County of Washington, Male
ofort'gou, and mora particularly described as
follows, lo-wlb
A to-acre tract of land on the east em! of the
homestead of W illiam Tucker, in aecilous 14 and
15, In Tp. is.. K. w., eoininenotuir at lha
quarter section corner between suca. MaudlA.
In I p. I K. I W. ; Iheiiue wast .', cbaliis
uia poiulou iba southerly line of said home-
,w nonn lo cnalua lo a
point on lb northerly line of said home
teed; Iheiire as IJB oti", chains lolhe northeast
corner of said bouieMead; Ibeiic south ou Hi
east line 16 chain, lo lhe southeast corner; theuo
wel chains tu the place ot beginnlug. coo
laliilti 40 acres, (excepting and reserving from
this eoiiveyauc th f.xir acre heretofore sold
aud conveyed loWm. Hall oil lhe eaal aide, la-
sen irom ina northeast oornor of lha tract and
mora particularly described iu the deed lo the said
llsll, now of record In said W aabinguio County
together with all the hereditaments and appur
teuauces lhrunh belonging. All of which to
more particularly dearrllwd iu that deed given
yi-.V- "'uolet ux lo J, A. Motl. recorded in
B..k V of Deeds, page U of Hi record ol W anh
iogton Couuiy, to whicb rWereuce la hereby
made. '
Al o.f '"'' tract sltuat In tbs homestead
of William Tucker. In dee 15, Til. 1 8 K 1 W
commencing au.MS ohalua weal of lhe (iiiarter
section ooruer between Hecs. 14 aud 15.
Id. 1 8. , R. 1 w., at a post on
lha south line of Hi said William Tucker
bomeauad, eame being lb northwest of tba
donation land claim ofT. H. Denny; thence
north IA chains to pol In tb north line of
aid home lead; thence west 17. Z4 chain to lb
oeuter ol lb main dllc-b where lb nnnb Hue of
said homestead Intersect said dllcb; theuo
MilhSudeg. u i mln. east with the Una of said
malu ditch 17.SJ chains lo th Intersection of
-aiddllchoii Thorns Tucker's north Una with
mslo ditch; thence east 8. 60 chains to the place
of beginning containing 1 SO acres, and mor
particularly described in that certain deed from
J. 1. Wllmotet ux uJ. A. Moll, now of record
In Book V of leda, psgailit, to which reference
Um"" n,,", for a mor particular duacrip-
A Iso a. to acre tract of land situate Iu lh bom.
.lead of VMIilain Tucker in Heo. 15, Tp. 1 8., K. 1
W., commencing ceiii obainswestoflhequar
ter section corner between ran 14 and 15., Tp.
1 8. , K. 1 W. al a post; tbeoce west 24 chain lo
a post in th south line of said bouiesicad al lha
uonnweai corner oi ll T, II. Ileuny donation
land claim; thence north IA chains lo a pot In
lhe north Una of the bomettcad of lb said Win.
Tuckerclaim; thence east 24 chalna to a post;
thence south 15 chain to lh plsceof begloniug
containing ad acres, all of which Is mora particu
!fr'..dcr',,, ln ertlu deed given by R.
B. Vt II mot t ui to J. A. Molt, now of lb record
!S. u V of ,Be1"' Pe aao, lo which reference
Isjhereby made for a more particular description,
to satisfy the herelubefoie nainwl sums and
for the costs and expanse of sal aud said writ, al
8ald sal will b made suhiect to ntdemi.ilnn
as ier statute of Uregon.
Isieil at Hillsboro, Oregon, tbla JOtb day of
nuua itnju.
J. W. CONN El. L,
flherlfr of Washington County, Oregon.
EMMONS A EM MO! 4 Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THS STATE OF
OR BOON, for Washington County.
C. K. Dclchmsn and R. B. Onodin. Plalntlfrs
ys. .
J. P. Wat kins. Defendant.
To J. P. Watklna, the above named defend
ant.
ln the name of th Rial of (innnn .M
hereby required to appear and anawer the com-
piauii uieu nereiu ou or before lha taut Hav nr
I of tbisauinmou.
,ue time prescnoea in. the order for publication
nd if you fail so to appear and
anawer, Ilia plaintittii wl
II apply to the court for
therellef prayed for In the complaint, to-wit i
1 hatlthe plalnliir be'decreed to lis lha n.,,..
In lee simple of the following described real es
tate, uk wit: The souiheaat aiiariar of Hcil,.n
18, T. N. K. 6 W. Of lha M'lliametUi U-rl.il...
Washington Counly. Oregon, eoutalnlna liki
acres.
Tbat th defcndanlS and all e9mnnm Al.ln.lr...
by, Ihmngh, or under him be forever barred
imm Claiming, or asserting anv riehtlltla ..r In
terosl In or tosald premises, and for auch other
and further relief as to the court may apiiear
eiiillnhle. Tb Urn prescribed In tb order for
III publication Of thla anmmona la alv
aud lh day of flrat publication I August 11.
t 1 hi ti mm on s la served upon you l,y pub
iirallon by order ol Hon. I.. A. u..l i,m.
Judge Of Wasbillsloil CnuntT Onunin -hi.ih
order waa made aud dated on August a, IDU6.
B. Ul'STON,
1S-19
Attorney for Plaintiff,.
Petition for Lipor License.
Tualatin, Oregon, BepIS, 19U6,
1 nine circuit court of tbe Slate of Oregon, of
tbe county of Washington.
In the Matter of the Application
C. ROllERTSIor Uouor License.
To the Honorable Conntv Court of Ilia Rials nr
Oregon for lh County ol Washington:
Whereas, the number of vote cast at lha laai
general election In Cellar Creek Precinct I,
Washington Couuiy, bis la of Oregon, waa lau
Voles; aud
Wbeieas. w lh nnderals-ned ar and rvrnai I.
lute ao actual matoruv 01 lha laaal inur, nr
ald precinct afore. aM: ar actual rel,lent.
tliereln aud have actually resided In aforaaai.1
precliictat least thirty daya iiumed lately preced-
m mw w signing auu niiugut witnin De
Whereas, c Roberts is desimns r ni,t.ir.ir,. . I
license 10 sell spirituous, viueua, mall and ler-1
nieilU.fl lltllUira In n ,,.n,l, in. Immm lh.. I I 11
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Mow Therefore, we the nnderslanad. aaid la. I
i.i.-.,,:. 1
?ai voters of aaid preciuot bereby petition your
(onorahi Body thai a Llosnaa to Mi t tnlrtlitiHta
TineillL m&lt mil rirmiiila.( II..MiM In ......sftta.
IMS lhalQ 1 raltnn tnalV Mim U mm.iA 1 l4.vssr .
nd thi lh tim whiobawlii llcvnMihall oovnr
t)ll b for iryB tern 12 noittba from itt Atta day
of October, iiJu.
R F Potta.
.. Ilermsn Psp
leier Bori-her
John K iteiige
b Klgn
I. fwlesto
J, a tiaibreath
Z 1 Col
John linlfworth
J'red l.uelirl,
Hen Iay
John Floll
Hienka I'eter
Henry Kliigsan
M A Hcbuater
J Krieger
li obrtiaaan
Angelo ( ereghlno
fred hillgseu
J K Par
U Kaulmana
T Ilea
A J Ileal
H Heas
K Heiewaon
A Oalhreath
James McNnlly
John H Clear
W J Carrel
Hstnrlch HI
Rouert I lie
K Lcnte
t W iv-hamborg
J R roller,
W eaxllak
J L Amlrew
W Bell
I D Wtrth
Joflk g aeelMndef
O t l-amoo
B M l.nllea
(ieo i.allrreatb
Joha Hai
Alhert Ilia
U N absvar
J Nyhurg,
C C trim.
A L (irelie,
W ThomiMon.
JKt; ibomu
W M M 'Mira.
J O Thompson,
K ravage.
(1 II Younger,
l, i n an leu,
B B Iji.1.1,
Fred l.nrsrasn.
T H ravage,
Otwrge Hoiand,
main llunmau.
A 1 rlmllh,
K slurry,
Towusend.
F.W Urckwood.
V R Hhaver.
C I) rthaver.
Henry lloliworth.
h. rihi.l.
(reo. Hluat,
J I. Hyrom,
John I'hehak,
KVIwt hehak.
Henry f'rulmse,
A III l-etera,
K H Kirhbina,
K A achllrkeiaer.
J H lasrgaii.
A Kauiutann,
L) Harmcsm.
II l,iaiihero.
rl I Kraua,
A Kraur).
Jasr Ilea,
A H Kiml.
A Pl-hhook.
J W Ilea,
f ml limasa
I H Cluiino
SUMMONS.
IH THE riRCl'IT COCBT Of THE STATE Or
OKKliON fur Washington Oouuly
C. E. betahaiea and at. B. Uoudla, Plalu.tlflm,
vs.
Amite C. McReee, Defendant.
To Aunl C ktcBsaa. tb above named de-
ren.iant.
In iba name of the Mate ot Oregon, to ar
Derrbi reuuirM toanuear iua tumr toe
plain! Iliad herein on or before tba Um day ol
iba Ume prescribed In Iba order fiw publication
01 una ummotte. an1 ir ynu rail ao U) appear aoi
answer, Iba plaintiffs will apply lo tba court fur
ilia re'tef praveil fi In lha oomplalut. lo-wli:
That lha plaiatilTi ha decreed lo ba lha owner In
iua simple 01 10a nuiowin ueeoritxM rami aaiaia.
Uvwll: Tba cut ba If ot the north weal qtiarlar of
wtion 16, T. N R. a W. of Iba W llllamella
Mariilian, In Waablnston County, Urayuo, eou-
latninn w aerae.
Thai lb dalcndanu, and all peraoo elalmlns
by, ihruiuib, or amlar bar ba forever barrd
hum clalialna or aawrtlnsany rlKhL II lie or In-
larval In or lo Mid preiubwa, and lor sucb other
aud further relief aa lo lha court may appear
eiuilalla. Tba lime prescribed Ie tba order for
Uie publication of this iimmuoa la els weeka.
and thedayollbe Brst publuliuu I August II,
IwxV. Thiaaummoo I served upon you I
licatloft bv order of Hon. 1.. A. Hood.
U A. Howl, Counly
rou iy puo-
Judge of Washington Oouulv. Oregon, wblcb or
der wa mad aud dated August , 1VU6,
IS 1 8, B. HI'bTON,
Attorney lor Plaintiffs.
SUMMONS.
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT Of THI 8TATK OF
ORKIION For Wasbiugloa Couuiy.
U K. Wilkes, I'laintlft-,
vs.
W. II. Taylor, PefandanL
To W. M. Taylor, tb above named defendant;
IN THE NAMg OF THE STATE OF OREGON,
Vou are hereby required to appear and answer
the compi
HIT herein on or be
fore the last day of the li
laiui 01 111 piaiut
i prescribed In the
order for lb publication of this summons, and if
ynu fail so to appear aud auawer. lh plsintlll
will apply loth Court for the relief prayed for
in ma ooiupiaiui, 10 wit
That th plaintiff be decreed to be the owner
In lee simple of the following described real s-
laie, 10-wii
Ixs 1.1 and 14, Block 10, South Park Addition
to tb City of roresl drove, Oregon.
And that the defendant and all person claim
Ing by, through or under him, be forever barred
from claiming or asserting any right, till or In
terest in or to aaid premtsea, and for such other
aud further relief as to tb Court way
qultabla. .
The time prescribed la the order for tb publl
cation or tbla Mimmons la six weeks, and lhe
dale of the It rat publication U Augut 11, latin.
Tbla summon i aarved upon you by publica
tion by order of lion. U A. Hood, Couuiy Judge
of Washington Couuiy, Oregon, wblcb order wa
made aud dated on ugusl , Ivxxi.
8. B. IICflTON,
13-1 Attorney for Plaintiff.
SHERIFF'S SALE
In tba Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon,
lhe County of Waabingtoii.
VINCENT COOK, Plaintiff,
v.
for
RICHARD KUEHNE and WILIIELMINB KCE
HNK, IX-feudanta.
By virtue of an Execution, Judgment, Order
and Decree, duly Issued out of and under the
oal ol the above eutltled Court. In the above en
titled cau, lo tu duly directed dated the .Huh
day of July, IUUA, upon a Judgment rendered aud
enterea in me aain ixxirton me vaun day or July
IVUu, In fsvor of Vincent Cook, Plaiuliff, and
against Richard Kuehn and Wllhelmlii Kue-
hue, liefeudaut for lha mm ol I2soo.uowlth In
tereat thereon from tb ih day of July luul al
eight per cent per annum, and in further anm
ol Ilia. II and Interest sleight percent per an
num from July Mb. IVJ6. and lh further sum of
(Uuu , Attorney's feus, and lh further aum of
i.s.vu, ooala and uUbursemeuia, and also the
owls of and upon aaid writ, commanding me
aud requiring me to make aale of the following
described real property, lo-wli:
I rial certain tract or parcel or land situated In
th Counly of W ashlugloii. rltata of Oregon, aud
described as follow, uamely: Commenclug al
lha uormwert corner or Section twelve (12) Town
hlo two VI) Houth Rang On(l) West of the
W illamette Merldiau; tbenc east eight (8) chain I
10 111 east una 01 uie Donation ind Claim W II
llsm W. Urshsm and wife; thence North twenty
one and two hundredths ('41 (tt) chains; thence
West, twenty one and thirty hundredth fit. SO)
chains; thence Houth two and eighty four bun
dredlha ('i.at) chains; thence West twenty fir
and eighty seven hundredth (23.1,7) chain;
thence south, forty three U3) degrees West,
twenty tire aud elghtyseveu hundredths (2A.M7)
cnaiusio ine nouiu uiieoi aectiou iwo() town
ahip two (21 Mouth, Hangs One(l) West of th
Wlllamutl Meridian; tbeuoeeaat on section II n
tiny flv aud twenty eight huudredllu
(.-. i) chains to tbe plaoe of begin
ning, containing on hundred and all
(loo) tecres more or lesa and being a por-1
uuu ui aaiu iioiiauou isdu uiaira 01 vt 1111am w.
(iranam and wile, saving 10 tb defendants how
ever lb crop now growing 011 said premises and
right to euler said premises to remnv said cron.
Now, therefore, by virtu of said Execution,
Judgment, Order and IVecree, and In compli
ance with the commands of said writ. I hav I
levieniiipou, and will, on IbeSUtb day ofScplem-
her, IWrt, al th hour of ten o'clock a. m. , at lb I
front door of th Court House, lo tbe City of I
lllllahoro, said County and Slate, sell at public I
auction, subject lo redemption, to tb highest
bidder, for Hulled Stales gold coin, caab In baud,
all th right, till aud (merest which tb above!
named uerandanls, or either or them, had on
th dale of the mortgage lo I'lalnllff herein,
uamely, theaoth day of July 1WU, or since hail
In and to th above described real cronertv to
sauaiy saiu r.xecuuon, juogmeni, order and
Decree, lutereal and cost and all accruing ooala.
iii'isooro, uregon, juiy 2V, iwo,
J. W. CONNELL,
Sheriff of Washington County. Oregon.
Administrator's Netles of Sals of I
Real Estats at Private Sals.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtu of an or-
der and deci
101 in utuniy fjonrt ot waablni
um l onuiy. uregon, made and entered on July
made and entered on Jul)
1., in, auinorising and directing m. the ad-
miuistrainrorihe Kaiaieofr. M. Mclaniel, de-1
ceased, lo aell at private sale, certain real estaia
oeuingmg 10 in aalale ol aaid deceased. 1 will
from and after August 21, Ivun proceed to aell tb
real eaiai berelnafier deacrlbed at private aale
hi uia nigiinrv Dinner, kht caan in nam, subject
to ronflrmailon by aaid Court, Uie lollowlug de-
uriueu real esiaui w- w 11:
Ixvts rive (&) and Eight () In section Two.
Tnwnnhlp Three, North Rang Flv West Will.
er., noiiiaining 11 ana on-hair acre mi
less, all In Wanniugton County, Oregou.
Dalud at lllllsboro, Oregon, this July 20, 1906.
BENTON BOWMAN,
Administrator ot th Estate of F. M. McDanlel,
UKVHPU,
H. B. HI'BTON, Atty. for Estate.
SUMMONS.
Ia the Circuit Court of tlia State of Ore
gon, for the County of WMliineton.
r 1 1 .. - 1 1
tiiai a.icviiiiiii, iiaiiiiu,
Vi.
Walter McCallum, defendant.
To Walter McCallum, the alrave nam
ed dvienaant:
In tliA nama tt tha ftlalai . flM.Mn
You are hereby required to appear and
anaeer the complaint filed againat you I
in me aoove enuiiuu court ami amt nn
it 1 , . . ..
..... ...
' Delo'e tlie laat day Ot the time pre
ecribed in the order of publication of thia
auminona, lo-wit: Un or nelore the ex
piration of eix weeka next, from and af
ter the date of tne first publication of I
thia aiimiuone; the flrat publication
thereof beins on AuKuat 25, IUOri, and if
you fail to appear and anawer, for want
thereof the plaintifT will apply to the
court for the relief demand! in her
complaint, to wit: Ihat the tnemaire
contract now existing: between hereelf
and the aaid defendant be annulled ;
that the plaintiff tie allowed to aaeume
her former name, Alary Wolhard, and
lor auch other and further relief aa to I
the court may appear equitable.
i ma euininona ia ei-rveii upon yon ny
imblication Iiv nnlnr n( llnnv 1 A tlnr.1
Jtnltteof Waahin"ton County, Oregon, I
rhicli onlt-r waa male ami late! at i
Ilillaboro, Oretron, An trust 32, l'.RKi.
Attorney for Main tiff.
Amlnistratrix' Notice of Final Set.
tlement.
Notice la hererrv given thai lha iiiiImiIhimI
lhe administratrix with the will annexed of lha
estate nf i. H. (irtmn, deceased, baa filed ber
naai account a in sain anministrainx of said -
tat, and said court ha by an order dated Aug.
17. lltt. das.gnalad tbe 35h dav ef Mrstrmlxf
as tb tlm. and th Court llnus at Hills
boro, Wsahlngtnn Connty. Oregon, as th place
fw hearing iX.Jeetlons lo said final account and
to the final srulament ef aaid caiate.
listed thll 17th day, of Angus, lanfl,
AMI! L. PATTERAON.
AdmlnKtrstrlT with th will annexed ol lhe ti
tateaf it. rt. t.rima, aeocesed.
I B. TONOl'I, Atlorncy for AdsslsliUatrlx.
For Sale.
For sale a first class Confectionary aud
Ice-creaui parlors. Tho only Twentieth
Century Sanitary Soda fountain iu the
city, doing a good business, licet loca
tion. Will sell at invoice. Reasons lor
selling, going away. Inquire at this of
fice.
On and after September 1, the South
ern I'acitic will reduce the fare from
Hillsboro to Portland and return, on ac
count of the exposition, to 75 cunts.
This Is a reduction equivalent to one
and one-tenth fare for the round trip,
and tickets are good for thirty days, and
ia a rfectly voluntary reduction to
llillaixiro an an oilier point 111 ni-
em Oregon. I Ins cut ol one tare anil a
tenth applies to all llarriman lines in
Oregon.
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 pay no one to send you to us
and tberelore, 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.
r
Cate & Son, NewMeat Market, i
Klinnnn Mjl VI in l!,,,.'.
4-,r.,,. .-v., .. . I a
Z lvCHtuurunt lUiildintf
$
$ $ $
A CHILD quickly
11.. .1
ui mo auove
often lakes a lifetime
vnliio. You can greatly assist lhe child in
learning tho worth of the dollar. How ?
Ify having him open a savings account with
this bank, and by encouraging him to add
to it.
A single dollar Is snflicient to start an
account. Smaller deposits may follow.
Savings department opens January 1, 1905.
J W. SHUTE,
BANKER.
Chicago
Portland
Special
the moat luxurious train intlie world.
Pullman aUnln ... .1:.: .
I buffet amnkinir and liKr irv H
niwriwrana nani). Lea than three
daya rortl.tnd to Chicago.
TwoThroughTrains
to Chicafro dnily from I'ortland and
pointa in Drc.n and Kastrrn Wasli
ington via the Oregon Kdilroad Bt
Navigation Co., Oregon Short Line,
Union Pacific K. R. and Chicago St
Nortli-Weatvrn Ky., over
Pit Only Double-Track Railway
Hit Missouri River and Chicago
Daily evrursfon in Pullman tourist
slarjiinf csislr.im 1'iTiland Ihrouvb
to CliKsta without clisiise.
,. atrrHta. no mtmi.
Cs'l A1. Pic. rrvit. c..i a....
tAm Pbsmcislo. Csu hutunu Mi,
... U..L.-. . . . . .
cntcece a North. Waateraj Ry.
II op Pick era Wanted.
One hundred and fifty acres ot hoi to
pick. Call and register at Cat' Mar
ket. I want all the hop pickers I can
get. Call at once and sign up for the
season.
C. C. fate.
Hop Plckero Wanted.
Good water, good place to camp, three
weeks' work. Inquire at Humphrey'
bicycle shop.
Reaidence For Sale.
In North Hillsboro, due north from
Tualatin Hotel; 0 room, good limine,
two lots, 100x11)0 feet, good garden, p'ol
feuco. new sidewalk, good well 011 hai U
porch, small barn and chicken hoime.
This ia a bargain atl'loO; terina, cah.
Address P. O. llox 64, or this oilice.
PIALCKa IN ALL KINlia or
mW FRESH .AND CUBED
MEATS
CbmIi paid for all kindaof Coun-
try j'rouuee and ituU h-
er'a Stuff.
l,l
III"
.
$
$ $ $
grasps lhe moniifng
a . ...
diameters. lint it
to apprcclutc their
"lis Milwaukee.'
"The rioncer Limited" St. Taul lo
Chicago "Short Line" Omaha
to Chicago "South-West
Limit" Kansas City
to Chicago
No trains in the service on
any railroad in tlie worl.l Hint
equals in equiiinu-nt that of
the Chicaoo, Milwaukee it
.St. PaulKy. They own ami
operate their own sleeping
and dining cars on all their
trains and give their patrons
an excellanco of service not
obtainable elsewhere.
Berths on their sleepers nro
longer, higher and wider than
in similar cars on nny other
line. They protect their
trains by the IMock system.
Connections made with all
transcontinental lines in Un
ion Deiot8.
Her tales Dans, Svcnsk og
Norsk. Hier wird deutch
genprochen.
Ii. S. Kowe, General Agent,
Portland, Oregon. 131 Third
Street, corner Alder.
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