THE INDEPENDENT, HILLtBORO,
Official Paper of Washington County.
Enter! at ttaa Postofflc at Hllla
I oro, Oregon, for transmission through
tha maila M second-class mall matter.
bv u w. BATU.
I.. C. Martin, of the Salem Statesman,
was in town Wwluesilsy sizing up the
congressional situation in this section,
lie can't s wliere Tuoze stands a ghost
o( show, hut admits that Huston will
probably cut some ice in the campaign.
Hut when it coiues down to the real
thing, Mulkey is going to walk off with
the whole bakery, leaving the others in
thedeejiest gloom. Mr. Martinis not
the only man who has the political situ
ation figured down to a hair.
The Oregon I'rexa Association will
meet in annual session at the Portland
Commercial club on Friday and Satur
day, January 12th and 13th nest, when
it ia hoped everr newspaper man in the
state w 111 find it convenient to be pres
ent, as business of secial interest to the
craft will come before the association.
The Oregon Development league will
meet at the same time and place, and
there will be two general sessions, and
each organization will hold separate
meetings. There will be still further
divisions on the sectional plan which
proved so satisfactory at the last conven
tion of the Oregon Development league.
'Thesectious already decided upon are
gixtd roads, dairy and irrigation. There
will l)e a reception at the rooms of the
Portland Commercial club Friday even
ing, January 12, to both oruanisations,
and a joint meeting of the two bodies,
devoted exclusively to advertising the
resources ard advantages of Oregon.
The levelopment league will conduct an
excursion through California, leaving
Portland Saturday evening, January 13.
The itinerary and details as to coat, time
and other particulars are now being ar
ranged for. This excursion has been
discussed by representative men in var
ious parts of Oregon and quite a number
already have signified their Intention of
participating. The first stop will be
mode at Sacramento and Los Angeles
will be included in the trip.
A not Time.
A Newberg, Or., dispatch of October
:iO says that on their departure from
their home after the foot-ball game Sat
urday evening the Pacific University
boys helped themselves to bedstead fix
tures, electric light globes and such oth
er appropriate souvenirs from the Hotel
Purdy, where they were entertained.
The sheriff of Washington county has
given the boys until tomorrow to return
tliH property and put up costs, or stand
arrest under warrants being prepared
here. Another dispatch from the same
town under "date of October 31, denies
the above and adds :
Indignation and deep resentment is
expressed here by the students, and
particularly by the members of the foot
ball ciind who recently went to New
lierg to play a game with the team uf
Pacific college, over the report brought
here that they curried away surrepti
tiously part of the room fixtures of a
Newberg hotel at which they were en
tertained while in the Quaker City.
The irate landlord sent a message to the
sheriff of Washington county stating
the alleged depredations committed by
the Forest drove students and also that
warrants for their arrest would be is
sued unless the pilfered proerty was
returned by Tuesday with an addition
al I0 to cover all losxea. This morning
Sheriff Council approochod one of the
football boys who lives in llillsboro and
told liini of his uiipleasunt duty. The
student replitsl to the sheriff that the
loys, as far as he knew, had stolen
nothing from the hotel, but admitted
that several pranks were played in the
suite of rooms occupied by the students.
It apHars that the bedpost ornaments
and door knobs were hidden in a drawer
of the commode and that the electric
light fixtures had been concealed some
where else. No articles, however, were
taken from the hotel.
The Hick a Almanac for 1906.
Thellev.Irl K. 1 licks Almanac will
not be published for HHkl, but his
Monthly Journal, Word and Works, has
Won changed into a large and costly
Magaxme, and it will contain Ids storm
and weather forecasts and other astrono
mical features complete. The Novetn
ber number, now ready, contains the
forecasts from January to June, l!HM,
The January nuuiler, ready iVcember
-Mtl, will contain the forecasts from Ju
ly to lHcemUr, llXKi. The price of this
splendid Magazine is one dollar a year
See it an 1 you w ill have it. The No
veuiber and January numbers contain
ing tho Rev. Irl It. Hicks forecasts for
the whole year, and more complete than
ever, can be had by sending at once 25
cents to Word and Works Publishing
Company, 201 Lotust street, St. Ixuis,
Mo.
Pain may go by the name of rheuma
tism, neuralgia, lumbago, plenrsy. No
matter whnt name the pains are called,
Hollixtvr'a Kinky Mountain Tea will
drive them away. 35 cents, Tea or Tab
lets.
IVlta Drug Store.
The Supreme Court of Massachu
setts ha rendered a decision that a
person insured must have leen in
sound health at the date of the is
suance of the policy. The fact that
the insured had no knowledge as to
the condition of his health on that
day or had no intention to deceive
the company is held to le inniater
ial as regards the question of the
company's liability. The lower
court had given judgment against a
life insurance company, holding
that the misrcpresantalion of health
was unintentional and that the con
trary must l shown, but the Su
preme Court held this was wrong.
To Benefit 8outhera Oregon. .
In advertising the Oregon country the
llarriman lines will not lug next year. I
General Passenger Agent A. L. Craig
has increased his newspajr advertising
contracts - per cent over those for l'.5. 1
Metnods 01 successnu expionnu .
Eastern Oregon by printed matter will
be applied also to Southern Oregon,
which is now under Mr. Craig's jurisdic
tion. Booklets telliog of the wouderful fruit,
agricultural and mineral resources of
the valleys of Ilogue river, the Uuio.ua
and the Willamette will be compiled j
and published by his department, and
distributed broadcast throughout the
territory of the Uniou Pacific, (Southern
Pacific and affiliated roads In the mid
die west and south. It. M. Hall, head
of the advertising department will visit
Ashland, Medford, Grants Pass, Central
Point, and all places along the line
where interesting data can be secured
regarding products and resources. He
will secure information based on abso
lute facts, and the literature to be sent
out for Southern Oregon will be con
fined to conservative and accurate state
ments, as has been the rule of this de
partment in all publications on Oregon
subjects.
Considerable attention will be given
by Mr. Hall to the Uiupqua valley, here
tofore almost unknown in exploitation
work, but w hich soon is to be opened to
development by the building of a line of
the Southern I'acific from Drain to
Marsh field, on Coos Pay. The record
breaking pear crops of Kogue river val
ley, the finest peaches in the world
raised in the same valley and exhibited
at the exposition, ami now shown at
the Portland chamber of commerce, will
lie featured in the new publications.
Southern Oregon's peculiar atlaptibilitv
to grae culture will not be overlooked.
It is Mr. Hall's intention to confer with
leading horticulturists and others on his
trip and secure the best available ma
terial for his publications.
County Commissioners.
The county commissioners met in
regular monthly session on Wednesday,
November 1, 1905, with W.T. Iiutner, C.
B. Buchanan, commissioners and L. A,
Kood, judge, present. Tho proceedings
will be published in full next week. The
bills allowed, up to 1 o'clock yesterday,
are as follows:
ROAD CLAIMS.
0 Bishop, labor
Charley Davis, labor.... . ..
0 Miner, labor
John Brown, labor...... ...
41 90
4 50
12 00
4 U
6 00
7 fiO
4 M
7 50
6 00
8 CO
l 'J 00
00
( 00
6 00
, 3 25
1 80
00
7 50
James Twalt, labor
Charley Bradley, labor
W F Brown, labor
Marlon Black, labor
John Stan tie, labor . .
Henry Hograph, labor...........
W A Broughton, labor
ft Hofleabar, labor
Nell Holm, labor ............... ..
Tbos Bryan A Bon, labor
Willie Morln, labor ,-
Mattblai Koerner, labor... ...
H Hurilker, labor
Vine OrodalT, labor -
Krank Kelaey, latmr .
R McKnight, labor
R Mcknight, labor
Kd Miner, labor ,,
A W King, labor
17 00
12 00
IS 50
4 50
8S 25
11 25
2S 50
19 50
C W King, labor
H C Meye.i, labor .
Geo Turner, labor . .
Geo Bllllnga, labor
S 50
K P MoNelley. labor
CP Brown, labor
John l'rlcket, labor
Otto Galloway, labor
L Conder, lalmr
Darls Bros, labor
lien Weat, labor .
Albert Friday, labor
M Turner, material , ,
(ieo Flatter, latior . .
Harjy Whiting, labor
John Friday, labor
0 A Shipley, labor
R 8 Koblnaon. labor.
KC Friday, lelxr..
Lem Ingles, labor
Orrll rrlckett, labor
M J Crumcan, labor
Paul Schmidt, material
M OrHpecbt, I00U
J H Haynea. labor
A Richard ann, labor
J Berry, labor ... ....
C Rolf, labor --- .
2V 00
a 25
1 50
1 50
75
I 00
1 50
21 00
( 75
I 00
1 50
12 75
00
257 :io
10 fO
1 50
75
75
I 65
6 SO
17 25
13 60
00
12 75
2 00
84 50
21 00
R U Klnrk, material
C J Ulnea, labor
Uarld O'Donnt'll, labor
Adam Bimpaon, labor
M Turner, p"1'1"
ferry Wataon. lalor
Ueo liolt, labor and mails
Jamei Cummtna, labor and roada.
4 50
6 SO
00
75
50
12 00
V U Gardner, arraper
Frank Vandehy, labor-
2 CO
S 25
8 00
Henry Huaemeller, lalur..
L C Cbownlng labor ..
Thoa Newberg, labor . . . .
J Krleger, labor
Wm Hunter, labor
Alois Uaaaner, labor
K 9 Shalliick, labor .
J C Callahan, tnmbt .....
COUNTY CLAIMS.
W H Lyda, rand a
Buthong A Co, atat...
If 00
2 25
2 50
8 00
on
77 78
4U4 SS
4V 50
12 :i
10 SO
I 47
I 50
22 91
5 60
75 00
. 156 85
25
42 CO
15 45
62 25
20 88
100 75
61 40
8 20
ft 40
6 40
8 20
t 20
6 20
t 00
tt 18
36 00
25 47
8,810 oj
22 86
84 00 !
21 00
t 0
84 00
50 00
,T2 00
27 50
n l
JM 7
I 50
10 V
12 .
67 60
IS 50
S 50 ,
81 20
Cjtelman Proa, r and h
(Haas A I'rudhomrae, tippllea .
Ballard a Llnnevllla, r and h
R C Browa, r and a - - . ,
Vine Ornduft. r and b
Word, Calp A Co, L A C
W l Smith, dap elk
J Oodman, Co Clerk. .
Thus Emrlck, r and h
A M Collins, janitor
D B Rvaaoner, brldgaa ....
D W Bath, print and atal ..
Thoa A McRride, circuit Judge.
ieo H Wilcox, aaneaaor
W M J action, trras
Geo O Froet, Juror Co CI
Lou la Manning, Juror co ct ,
J HP Brown, Juror 00 et .
A P Luther, Juror 00 el....
(ieo Bllllnga, jr eo el.
R L Abbott. Jr eo ct -
Albert Friday, brtdgea
M C Caae. aal a nil pi
M C Caae, expreaa..........
IaTlee Bona A On., r and b
A HergSrt A Son, r and b
J W (londln, rand h
P W Uvermore, r and h
A Hanea. rand , . ,
WO Ponelaon, relief-. ..
W O Dnnelaon. C h-.
Neli Holm, tnd aal
Willie Ireland, aelery.
A J Roy, relief .
1 (i Haynea, an pi '
W K Strattort, I. A I' mlr
W w lwia, raud b.
J A McCoy, rand b
Tbe Argua, printing
W H t.y la, brlditea
Blahop Una, two btrla.,
Cltv Water and Light Co, I and w
1 1 Kuratll, aa. ,
U W Hlaea, tup Ml
C B Bmfcenan, sal le -
L A Rood, ul stc
W 1 Buluer, ul etc
is 40
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91 M
SS 40
4a Jt
H ! list Sert. s h .
i W Coouell, sh.rltT.
J W Contirl, sh Ml
J Wl'ouueli, buanl pin
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given, that bids
for the construction of the planking
on Main and Second streets in
llillsboro, Oregon, will be received
at the office of the undersigned un
til 6:30 p. m. Tuesday November 7,
1905. Specifications may be seen
by calling at office of undersigned.
By order of Street Committe.
II. T. Baglkv, Recorder.
PROBATE COURT.
Kstate of Christian Molstad, deceased ;
Frank K. Howell, sjwcial administrator
tiled his final account and report, and it
ia ordered that the report be approved ;
that he le discharged, the estate turned
over to K ml re N. Cederberg, adminis
trator, that F. K. Randall be allowed
the sum of I'M) for his services and $-'.r
for attorneys tees, and the special ad
ministration closed of record.
Guardianship of Haltie C. Norman, a
minor, guardian filed her account and
rejiort for said guardianship, from which
it appears that flattie (. Norman died
011 the 2lHh day of September, l'.K)5, and
it apiearing that there !s now in the
bands of said guardian a promisory
note and mortgage on w hich is due the
sum of t'4. It is ordered that the guar
dian take an assignment of said mort
gage and pay the sum of f.r3 to the ad'
ministrator of said estate and ujioii til
ing receipt thereof the guardian be dis
charged ; the bondsmen released from
further liabilities, and the guardianship
closed of record.
F.stute of Uufus E. Norman, iiiHiuie;
petition, filed asking that a guardian be
appointed for said Uufus K. Noruutn,
iusaue; ordered that citation tie issued
and served on said rufus K. Norman and
superintendent of the asylum for the in
sane at Kalem, Oro., to apiear at the
county court room in llillsboro on Mon
day, November 13, l!H)5, at the hour of
10 o'clock a. m. and show cause why
said petitions shall not be granted.
Kstate of Hattie C. Norman, deceased ;
petition filed asking that said estate be
admitted to probate; ordered that peti'
tion be granted and Kthul Norman ap
pointed administratrix with bond filed
and approved; letters of administration
issued to Kthul Norman, and C. F. Ti
gard, John (iaade and M.I). Robinson
le appointed appraisers.
Kstate of Martha J. Parrot, deceased ;
Monday, December 4, at 10 o'clock a.
ni., named as the time for hearing ob
Jectiona to final settlement and repoit.
Kstate of A. V. Sax ton, deceased ;
administrator asks for money to pay
claims against estate; petition granted ;
administrator authorised to borrow f t K
from K. V. Wolf and secure the note
by mortgage on real estute belonging to
said estate.
Elizabeth Smidt, iusane; petition ask
ing for guardian : citation ordered issued
for said Elizabeth Schmidt and super
intendent of the insane asylum at Hu-
lem to appear at the court room in
Ilillsltoro on Monday, Novemler 27, at
10 o'clock a. m. and show cause, if any,
why petition shall not be granted.
Guurdianshlp of Mcrrltt K. and Flora
M. llotchkiss, minors; petition asking
that guardian be appointed; ordered
that Emma II. llotchkiss, mother of
saiil minors, be appointed guardians
with bond at f 1,000. liond filed and ap
proved ; ordered that letters of guardian
ship be issued to Emma If. llotchkiss.
Estate of Charlotte (i. Meyers, do
CJitsed; final account filed; ordered
that December 4, l'MK, be the time fixed
(or hearing objections to said account
and report and final settlement thereof.
The new song entitled "A Dear Little
Webfoot Girl," by E. A. Barns, is now
on sale at E. L. McCormick's music
store. Price 25c.
Piggest and U-st oyster cock-tail in
llillsboro at Fred Adams, successor to
F. S. Olsen.
I
. Timothy,
and English 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. HIMTIIAMPF.
Born.
Ou Saturday, Octotr 2S, I'.m, to Mr
and Mrs. Louis Meyer, of Laurel, a
daughter.
liidies, don't read this unlexs you
want sewing needles. We have a full
line, Sharis and IWtweens.
J. A. Messinger.
WINTER BATH TO VAQUIWA tif.
Oregon's Crest Raeraatlen aaa Health He-
As a winter health and recreation re
sort Newport is the one par excellence.
Recognising this, and wishing to give
the people an opportunity to breathe
the fresh, pure ozone St the ocean, the
Southern Pacific and Corvallia A East
ern railroad will reiume the sale of
tii kels through to Yanuina bav on Sat
urday, OctoUr 21, ami will sell the same
throughout the winter and spring on
every
WKUMKSDAV ANU SATl'RDAV.
The rates will be the same as during the
summer and will be good for return 30
days from date of sale.
PR. MISTHOK.N'S BAM1TAHY SKA BATHS
will be in operation during the entire
winter, and treatments will be given
daily. Hot and cold salt water baths
can te given every day in the sanitarium,
and for anyone desiring rest, recreation
and health, no place 011 the Pacilic
Northwest can be found eual to Yap
uina bay.
OTHKK HKAI.TII RKHOKTS CLOSED.
During the winter nearly all other
health resorta are closed or dilticult to
reach, and none of them have the ad
vantages of Newport anil vicinity as re
gards climate, points of interest, recrea
tion and amusement. For parties dcxir
ing to enjoy hshing, hunting or seeing
the ocean in sunshine and storm this
famous resort is unequalled. The sur
roundings are ideal !eautiful scenery,
climate mild, healthful and invigorating.
roTTAHKS TO KKNTCHKAP.
Neat, clean rottsges, either furnished
or partly so, can tie rented in the Im
mediate neighlorhood of the sanitary
liatlif at altout $5 per month. Plenty of
(reHli milk, vegetables, honey, fruit ami
all household necesmiries can be obtain
ed at the lowest iMmsible cost, while all
kinds of fish and the famous rock oys
ters can be had in abundance for the
trouble of securing them.
People troubled with loss of appetite,
insomnia, rheumatism or run down from
any cauce wil! find Newwrt an ideal
place to regain their health and vigor, or
for rest and pleasure.
Full information as to rates, checking
of baggage, etc., can be obtained from
any S. P. or C. A E. agent, or from A.
1.. Craig, general paxHengur agent S. P.
Co.. Portland; or of J. C. Mayo, gen
eral passenger agent, C. A K. Albany, I r.
Rates from llillsboro to Yaquina, $0.00.
Man's Unreasonableness,
s often as great as woman's. But
Thos. S. Austin, Mgr. of the "Re
publican," of Leavenworth, Ind.,
was not unreasonable, when he re
fused to allow the doctor to operate
on his wife, for female trouble,
"Instead," he says, "we concluded
to try Electric Bitters. My wife
was then so sick, she could hardly
leave her bed, and, five 5 physi
cians had failed to relieve her.
After taking Electric - Bitters, she
was "perfectly' cured andean now
perform all he t ' household duties."
Guaranteed by all druggist, price
50c.
Notice of Administrator's Sale of
, Real Property.
Notice Is hereby (Wen that In purauanre of in
order of aale of real proierly, made and eutered
In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
(XMiniy of WaahlnRton, on the 2Hlh day of April,
IWU5, In the matter of the Kalate of George Mor
Dliew, deceased, tbe undersigned admlulKtralor
ofaaid entale will wit at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, auuject to continuation by aald
Court, the following described real proierty,
Hiiate within Waahiogton County, Orvgou, and
di'ncrlbed aa followi, u-will
Being known, dealgnated and dear r I tied aa tbe
aoulh-weat quarter of srotlon 25, T, IN. K. 5 W
containing 100 acrea.
That aald oale will be made on Monday, the
27th day of November 1UU5, at 10 o'clock A. M. of
aald day, at the South door of the Court Home
In Hlllaboro, Washington Connly, Oregon.
Terme to be caah In baud. Conveyance to be at
the expenae of the purchaser.
Paled tbla 20th day of October 1005.
THOMAS OROVES,
Administrator of the Kstate of George Mor.hew,
deceased.
C. B. TOKUl'R. Attorney lor Administrator.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff's Sale.
Notice ia hereby given, that by virtue ofese-
eul ion. decree and order of aale laaued out uf and
under the aeal of the Circuit Court of the Stale of
Oregon, for the County of VYaablugiud, dated
the 21at day of October 1Su5 In favor of t. N.
Morgan, aa admlulmralor of tbe relate of I'avld
D. Morgan, deceased. platutitT: aud agaluat A. E.
Carter. Emeraon Folk-it aud Jan. Ikte and lllch
ard Roe. whoe true naiatja are unkuuwa to
plaluilir, defendant, for the sum of lis. 75 coat
aud the further snm of S6 to me directed
delivered, commanding nie to make aale ot the
real property hereinafter described. 1 have levied
upon aud pursuant to aald eiecullon, decree and
order of aale I will on Mouday, the 2Tlh day of
November 1)5, at the South door of tne Court
bouae In Hlllaboro, Washington County, Oregon.
at the hour of lea o'clock a. m. or aald day, sell
at public auction to tbe hlgheat bidder lurcasb
In band, all of the following described real
property, lying, being and situate In Washing
ton County, Oregon, and more particularly de
scribed aa follows, to-wll
North-weal quarter of Btx-tlon 32, township t
north of range 4 weat of the Willamette Meridian,
in Waahlngton County, Bute of Oregon, contain
ing 100 acres, to satisfy the heielubefore iiauied
sums and for the cosla aud eipenaea of aale and
said writ.
Said sale will be made subject to redemption aa
per statute of Oregon.
laU-d at Hlllaboro, Oregon, this 23rd day of
October laoi.
i. W. (-ONNEI.L,
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
CAFLES AI.I.KN, Attorney lor FlalntltT.
ocUOuov24.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of tha State of
Oregon for the Cosnty of Washington.
Henry W. Hualage, FlalulIB,
va.
Katie Wood (formerly Katie Mi-Farland),
lennleM. Miller, H. W. Miller, InaHelle
Norlom, L. M. Norlem, Jueephlue (ier
truile onldalierry, W. C. Oolclaberry, An
na l-earl i.rltfiift, H.Uritnth, Hoinia
Hond, W. H. Hond, Victor McFarland,
Nlouia MeKarland, Thoiuaa J. McKar.
laud. W illiam 11. MrFarlaud, and Katie
W(xl (lormerly Katie MiFarUud, A.l
miiitstralrix of the kstate or T. J. Mi-.
Farlaud, deceased, lefeudanta.
To Ina Belle Norlem, L. M. Norlem, Joseph
ine (ierlrude lloldlierry, W. C. (ioldsberry. Anna
Hearl Orlllilh, B. UrUliin, Honlia Bond, aud W.
B. ilond, of the above named dereudanta :
111 the name of the State of Oregon:
You, and each of you, are hereby required to
appearand auawer tbeuoniilalul Hied aaaiusl you
in the aliove entitled court and suit, ou or be
fore the last day of the time preacrlbed in the or
der for the ii'ililli ailon of this summons, to
wll: On or before the expiration or six week
next from ami alter the date of tint publication
ot this summons, the lint publication thereof be
ng on October A), ls!5, and If you fall an to ap
pearand answer, for want thereof ihe plaint):!
will apply In the court lor the relief deniamled
in his uoinplalui, to-wlt: for Judgmeui aralnm
the defeudaiila. Katie Wik1 (formerly kalle
MuKarlaiidl, and Kalle Wood (formerly Katie
MoKarland), aitminlstratrix of tbe K.ataleofT. J.
McKarUnd, deceased, and each of Ihem, for the
sum ol iU0U0, with luierem thereon since No
veinber 17, inna, at 10 per cent, per annum, and
for the aggregate sum of I(I7.:IS taxes paid, with
lntereil 011 each item of such tax from the date
of payment, the sum of l'J.(io attorney's fees,
and the sum or u0 ij for repairs ami Improve
menla iinu saiil premises, and for the coals and
diniHiraemeuia of this suit, and for a decree fore-(-liwlug
a certain mortgage executed by said T.
J. Mr Far land (now deceased), aud the defend
ant Katie Wood (lormerly Katie MoKarland) to
one M. F. I'rince and now owued by this plain
tiff, and which la recorded on page 7S of Book
"iU" or Records of Mortgagee of aald Washington
CiMiuty, Oregon, and ordering Ihe following de
scribed lamia, aubjectloaald mortgage, via:
Beginning at the N. K. Corner of the 8 W. K
of hec. , in T. 2 8. of K. 1, W. of W ill M-r.
thence H. li) roils: thence W, 110 rods; theiice
N 40 rods; thence K. 40 rods; thence alxxil Wo
rods to place ot beginning, excepting therefrom
the following deacrlbed tract, vis: 20 acres In a
square form In tbe 8. K. ooruerof the above de
scribed tract.
Second Tract Also 10 acres of land In a niuare
form situated In the N. K. eorner of Ihe N. W.
of hoc. 10, T. 2 8. K. 1 W. of Will. Mer., all sit
uate In W aahlngton County, Oregon.
To be sold. In the manner provided bv law,
and the proceeds be applied to the satisfaction ol
plaintiffs said Judgment, that the lieu ol said
mortgage be decreed prior and aiiperlor to all
claim, right, Interest or equity sf each of the de
feuilaula herein, that each of said defeudaiila be
barred and lorecloied of all tight, claim, lntenmi
or equity in or to said lands, and that plalntlil
have such other and further relief herulu aa to
the court may apiear equitable.
This summons Is served upon yon by publica
tion by order of Hon. I.. A. Hood, Couuty Judge
of WasiiingUin County, Oregon, which order waa
made and daled on October IS, 1MIS.
BKNTON BOWMAN,
oct20decl Attorney for Plaintiff.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given, that t, the anderaigned,
have been, by the County Court of the State ol
Oregon, for Waahlngton County, duly appointed
Kxevutor of theealale of J. C. Moore, deceased,
and have duly Qualified aa such. All persons
having claims against aald estate are hereby no
tided to present the aame to me, with pnqier
vouchers, either al my residence at (ireenvilie,
or at the I.aw Office of W.N. Barrett, In Hills
born, Oregon, wllum als mouths from Ihe date
hereof.
Dated October 10, ltuo.
Wm. U MOORE,
Eieoumr of the Kstate of J. C. Moore, deceased,
W. N. BAKHKTT, Attorney for Estate,
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given that the undersigned,
administrator of tbe estate of Ferdinand Mallta,
deceased, baa died In tbe Oounlr Court of Wash
ington Couuty, Orernn, his Snal acoouut and re
port in said estate, aua nisi in. aame naa oeeu
set for final bearing and settlement, before aald
court, ou Mouday. Novemlier i, lwvS, at 10
O OliKk A. M. WILLIAM C. KhKHN,
Administrator of ttie Eeaute of Ferdinand Mai
Ha, lieceaaeil.
BENTON BOWMAN, OC120
Attorney for EaMls. novl7
Notice of Apuaintmcnt of Administrator.
Notice Is herebv elven that the undersigned
haa been duly appointed Administrator of the
Mtale of I brlattan Molatad, deceaaed, by the
County Court of Washington County, Oregon.
All persona having claims against said estate
are hereby notine.1 to prevent aame auij venueu
to the undersigned at S14 Commercial BUwk,
Portland, oregou, within six IS) months Irom
the dale of the Aral publication of this notice.
Dated tbla Aitb day of October, Ivoft.
ENURE M. CEDF.RBEROII.
Administrator of the Estate of Christian Mol
atad, Ieceaaed.
Oct 20-Nov 17
NOTICE OP FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Nolle la hereby given that the undersigned,
the duly apHiluld. qualldeit and acting adiula
iMralor of the estate of Myrtle J. Bales, de
ceased, has on this day Sled his final aocount aa
such administrator in said estate, aud aald Court
on this day haa mad an order appoinUng
the 2Hh day of Novemlier, lwue, at
the bour of 10 o'clock A. M., of aald
day aa the time, and the Court Honae in
Hlllslwro, Waahlngton Connly, Oregou, aa the
place for bearing objections to said dual account
and to the final settlement ol aald estate.
bated this lih day of October, ISUS.
i. W. BATES.
Administrator of the Estate of Myrtle Bales, de
ceased, j
E. B. TONOl'E. Attorney for Administrator.
20-Oct Nov 17.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice la hereby given that the undersigned,
as administratrix In the estate of Henry Hess,
deceased, baa filed tier final account In the
County Court ol Ihe State of iregon for Washing
ton Couatv, and that the ltth day of November,
l'.A, at the hinirof 10 n elock in the forenoon of
said day and the court room of aald tmmrx haa
been apiailnled by aald court as the place for the
hearing of objections thereto and tbe settlement
thereof.
Dated and Aral publishes October 13th, IS0A.
ALl.t'SI K HAS. ASmlnlatralrlx.
BACER AflKEENE. Attorneys for Adminiatra
trlx, Chamber of Commerce, Portland, Or.
Notice of Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given that the undersigned a.1
ministrator of the estate of M A Ianks, deceased,
haa Sled in the Countv Court of Washington
County, Oregon, bla Anat account and refiort aa
such administrator, and the aame haa been set
for Anal hearing and settlement before said
court on Monday, iNreember 4, 1, al 10 o'clock
a. m,
Ited Hill October 2S, 190A.
r. w. cady,
Admlnlairalor ofthe Estate of M. A. Iwokx, de
ceased. S. B. lll'STON, Attorney tat Estate. f.'K)
Executor' Notice.
Nolioe is hereby given that I. the umkiratgled,
have been, by ttie County Court ol the State of
Oregon, for W aahlnguin County, duly appointed
executor of the eaUle of Klisabetb Benaon.de-
-eased aud have duly qualified as sucks. All pvr-
aotis having claims against estate are hereby no
tified to present the same to me, wllb proper
vouchers, at the l-aw office of W. N, Barret', la
llillsboro, Oregon, within six mouths from Ihe
date hereof.
Iiated October M, l-jn6.
WII.l.IAM J. BENSON,
Executor of the Estate of Elisabeth Beusou, de
ceased. W. N. BAKKETT, Altorut-y lor Estate.
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