THE INDEPENDENT, HILLSBORO,
Ester at the) Poatofflca at Hllla
boro, Oregon, for tram million tliKxifa
OfllcUl Pir of Washington County,
tha malls m McoBd-claaa mail ni attar.
IRVIXQ BATH, rcBuama.
D. W. BATH, EpiToa
CICHT PACES.
'Thiapupvr ia not forced upon
anyone. It la not onr practice to atop
papers until ordered to do ao. Anyone
not wiabiiij the pttwr mint notify the
pabliaber or tLe will be held liable for
the aubaoriptioD price.
One of the firit accomplishment: for
1907, by the city of Eugene will be pav
ing of bar principal businesa atreeta.
The permanent foundation of the upper
Willammette valley metropolis ia to be
laid good and atroug tbia year Eugene
Register.
The storm of laxt week did ery little
damage in this vicinity, though the rain
fall was very heavy for aeveral days. It
la thought that K will repair all dam
age to bridgea. Galea Creek ia now far
out over the bottoms, and ia higher than
it baa been for three year.
The Foreat Orove Times says that Mr.
and Mrs. M. S. Dailey, of Ilillsboroaold
their property a few weeks ago and are
preparing to move to Forest Grove.
They bare rented J. B. Matthew'
bouse. Mra. Dai ley fell and fractured a
bone in her left lower limb recently, but
is recovering front the injury.
The Pacific Railway and Navigation
Company will file their entire right-of-way
deeds under the Torrens land sys
tem, said by attorneys to be the beat
method of filing records ever tried.
Wallace McCamant filed his initial peti
tion and application for the adoption of
the Torrens land system with County
Clerk Oodman lant week.
The Foreat Grove News saya that
"Banker John W. Shute has deeded to
the city of ilillaboro fifteen acrea of land
for uae as a city park. The tract lies in
the Eastern portion of the city and ad
joina the 8outhern Pacific Railway.
The considratioo was 11,622, aud the
deed stipulates that the property ahall
be known as Shute Park."
There was nothing to the supposition
that Fred Moore, of this city and Archie
Ramsey, of Hilleboro bad put to aea.
Last Friday afternoon the boya took a
jaunt over toward Wilson river and their
friends fe.ired that they had gone on a
snip, but their return Monday dissolved
thia theory. Forest Grove News.
Eath'er Mitchell, who murdered her
brother and who baa been legally de
clared insane, will not be deported to
Oregon, because the law ordering de
portation is invalid. No one here will
be aorry that Misa Mitchell ia to remain
in the aavluin In Washington. She is
wjiier on mere than to agaiu mingle
with a class fully as incompetent as be-
sen, who are just now holding forth In
Portland.
tereati of the state. Out of this combina
tion of prolucta an industry might be in
ifurated that would be rjuite profitable
to those who engage in it, and that woul 1
in any event be of inestimable service to
the state."
All honor to Representative W. K.
Newell. He promised to vote for Davey
for speaker of the Oregon legislature, and
when the enemies of Mr. Davey spread
the report that be had "gone off on a
drunk," Mr. Newell still bad confidence
in bis man and refused to change bis vote
though atrong pressure was brought to
bear to have him Hop over to Yaater.
Mr. Davey; who bad gone to Seamde lor
a rest,"' tbe torm having cut off all
chamia foe Vim to get home by rail, baa
returned and the aliuanry report of Ins
"spree" falls flat. Representative Newell
now signs a statement that he will stand
by Mr. Daver for speaker. The atate-
ment and signers follow : "We, the un
dersigned members of the House of Rep
reaentativea of the Oregon legislature,
assembled In meeting in Portland, Janu
ary 8, 1907, declare our faith in Mr. Dav
ey and our steadfast purpose of support
ing him" for speakership to the last.
(Signed) J. C. Bayer, John B. Coffey, D.
C. Burns, John Drlacoll, L. II. Adams,
of Multnomah; Elmer T. Connell, of Col
umbia; L. T. Reynolds, George F. Rod-
gers, J. V. Mintnons, J. II. Beiiiemier,
of Marion ; C. U. lluntlev, of Clackamas;
A. G. Beats, of Tillamook r B. A. Wash
bourne, Allen II. Eaton, of Lane; John
W. Bones, F.. A. Crawford, oi Yamhill ;
W. K. Newell, of Washington."
F County Correspondence"!
Ws wnt rvporior in avr
Cornelius.
The weather ia pleasant, col 1 and dry
under foot.
Mr. Weidewitch has sold hia corner
lot where Bank and Wilkina and Chal
loco in be ia located to Wm Patton for
the aum of 3,7jO.
A birthday festival occurred the tith
of January at the M. l'eteraon residence,
tt being Mrs.. Petersons' will anniver
sary. We wis.h her. many, many more
The interior of Mr. Rice's (Jr.) house
has been finished, be needs a 'partner,
and from indications he will surprise us
with one.
There will be a secial meeting at
Cornelius in Hancock's hall, January
l'-'th, 2:00 p. m., for the purpose of lo
cating a German University in this
county. Everybody who ia interested
in the unbuilding of this county will
please utteud to further the cause.
If thoee members of the legislature
who signed "statement No. 1" are sure
that the people of Oregon still want
Jonathan Bourne, Jr., to represent this
state in the United States Senate, they
will doubtless support that peraon for a
reasonable number of ballots; but sev
eral of the "No. 1" representatatives
have grave doubts as to the Oregon re.
publicans' choice being Bourne and, in
order to please their' constituents, will
support a sound republican and a man
who will better repreeeut this state at
the National Capitol, and one who can
at least talk in behalf of Oregon above a
whisper. There ia already great dissatis
faction with the idea of electing Borne,
who does not seem to be truly represen
tative, has not mingled with the people,
contact with the commonalty sending
shuddera through his aristocratic frame.
Not a public meeting, held for develop
ment purposes, has he attended, having
spent the summer, 'in playing golt in
Canada " Nor has be written letters ex
pressing sympathy with the Important
objects of these meeting- and other en
terprises of Oregon. Nor has be by word
of mouth or on papei acknowledged that
he is no longer a Bryan : man or a free
silver advocate. He has little proprerty
in thia state outside of interest in min
ing property, and it is doubtful if he ia
a defacto citizen of Oregon. Fortunate
ly for the state and the republican party,
strong indications now point to' Bourne's
defeat. Woodburn Independent.-"
Beaverton
Regular Correspondent.
The storm last Thursday, almost, if
not entirely eclipsed anything within
the memory of the oldest inhabitant.
The rural carriers had a bard time cov
eriug their routes, encountering fallen
trees and wahhed-out bridgea.
On account of the lack of fuel oil the
passengers on the train bound for Port
land last Sunday evening were treated
to a two hour lay over in Beaverton,
while an engine was summoned from
Portland to take the train over the hill
The city council, in its old age, (or
just previous to election) has turned its
eyes toward reformation. Its latest
move is to pass an ordinance limiting
the number of saloons inside the corpo
ration to one while the population ia
under 000 inhabitants and raising the
license to SSOO per annum,
A number of poles of the Pacific State
Telephone Co., in this vicinity are in
bad shape from the recent storm, the
wires alone holding the poles off the
ground.
A. A. Pike is loading a carload of po
tatoes this week for McKinley Mitchell,
of Portland.
The Union Lumber and Logging Co.,
.of Cedar Mills unloaded a large donkey
engine last week for use in logging at
their mill.
r- ,..! t i . .
jiooiiisoii was inaisposea lor a
short time this week but is out again
now.
tory" of car ihorUJ T th cDJPanJ'
iasumj and is ti!l crippling the farm
ing industry badly.
Ona iinf,... Anlcm raiser on the
Tualatin Is rtportsd nuffered a
loss of m feceotlr, whila another
loses allium, i .ntire crop by the
sprouting Dror. Warm weather and
Insufficient I. attributed as the
- ia,v
prime factor iu causing the loss.
A fine ne vapor gas system baa been
recently in,iui la the uongregauoniu
church, of the ir prosure order two
lamps iu tfc, circoit. This system oi
lighting Ui become "7 popular here,
in the absence 0i electric lighting, and
if the Rockefeller crowd w!U supply de
cent gasolin be content for a
wbile at least.
Saturday ( cold day but not too
frigid for the grangers to torn out to
their installation meeting held on that
day. The usual "coffee can" and edi
blue necessary to make up a granger's
uinner was cot lacking by any means.
A full attendance of the members were
present.
Gertrude, daughter of Wm. and Mrs.
Morgan and ife 0f Frank Lieberman
aged 18 yean and mother of a young
babe but one week old, succumbed to a
sudden acute attack of Intestinal ob
struction after a few hours' illness on
Friday afternoon last. Burial took
pluce at Hoodvie cemetery.
John Huffman and family are moving
to the city of Portland todav from their
farm situated on farrott mountain after
residing many years in that locality.
Mr. II. has been engaged in hop raising
for some time past and baa succeeded
financially in th business. He has
leased his place for a term of years to
his eldest son and retires from the cans
and hard work incident to farming to a
more congenial and less laborious life.
The following interesting ruling has
been issued by th postofflce department
to take effect after March 4, 11K)7: No
uveriising matter in newspapers and
magazines sent through the mails will
be permitted to carry a printed form of
coupon to be filled out and returned to
the advertiser. According to this ruling
uch coupons aid held to be merchan
dise furnished to the patron for hia con
venience in answering, and therefore,
are subject to a rate of 1 cent an ounce.
Two little boy in our state aged six
and four were retiring to bed one night
soon after a neici.bor'i bouse was de
stroyed by fire. The eldest boy in say
ing his prayers asked the Lord to pro
tect bim if his own house was destroyed
by fire. The younger boy, as he climbed
Into bed, said to his brother: "You
can ask Jesus to take care of you if our
house burns down but my Aunt Cora
will take care of uie."-Hood River Gla-cier.
The railroad battle waged for the last
year for possession of. the north, bank of
the Columbia river the greatest warfare
of its kind ever known in the Pacific
, , Jack Town.
northwest and one of the most memora-! BeuUr corre.pou.ient.
iert msk, who encountered a street
car in Portland while driving one of
Lad Is' fancy teams about a month ago.
and who, as a result was quite severely
Injured in one hip, has recovered suffli-
ciimtly t. be , able to get 'about by the
use bf a .ran and iiai bean visiting his
brother. L. K. Fisk, during the past
week.
Aunt Sally.
"Soft drink" dispensers are having a
bard time of it at Tillamook. Sheriff
Crenahaw made a roundup of gamblers
and those who have been violating the
local option law in that city last week,
a he promise.! before election that he
would, He raided Hadley's saloon, now
run as a "soft drink oounter" and bil
Hard hall by W. J. Stephens. In the
raid Sheriff Crenshaw forced his way
Into the gambling room, where he found
George K. Edmunds and Howard Ed
munds, father and son. M. F. Leach
..If
uu 10m Johnson. He placed them
under arrest. W. O. Chase, a fisher
man, and unsuccessful! Independent
candidate for justice of the peace at the
last county election, was arretted,
charged with operating a 21 game at his
private residence. Eight persons were
a i rested, accused of violating the local
option law. The citizens of Tillamook
should be proud of their sheriff, for he
has shown that he has backbone enough
to lulltil bis election promises.
Dr. Withycombe, of the Oregon Ex
perimantal sUtion, is a firm believer in
the growing of flax as a substitute for
Jute, and is quoted as say In recently:
"There is no doubt that the Willamette
Valley will produce as fine flat fiber as
can be grown in the world. Out of this
possibility thers ought to be means of
aiding the solution of the grain sack and
the hop cloth question. The fiber from
the flax straw if grown coarse enough,
would be a good substitute for (ate as
raw mat era I for grain sacks. The juts
production is in the bands of a trust, and
we shall probably contiune to I at the
mercy of a corporation. The produc
tion of flax as a substitute would be in
in the hands of the farmers. By intro
ducing varieties of flax that would yield
heavy, course straw in large quantity, it
is possible to obtain a yield of 500 to MHO
pounds of flax per acre. The eeed has
iU own value In the oil mills. The by
product from the seed, largly increased
would be of inestimable value to dairy 1
ble in history is ended. The Harriman
company, known as the Columbia Val
ley Railroad company, is pulling off its
construction forces, and within another
week the last camp will have been dis
mantled. The victory is Hill's. The
stake was the only water grade through
the Coast and Cascade ranges from the
sea to Idaho, excepting the present line
of the O. U.St N. Co. occupying the south
bank of tne same river. For years rail
road managers with transcontinental
plans for she future looked with acquisi
tive gaze at the north hank of the Col u in
bis. It was the dream of President
A. J. Earling of the St. Paul, to possess
this route for his Pacific coast extension.
For years Hill and Harriman, joined to
gether in a fight agaiust the Northern
Pacific, held the route under an agree
ment that provided for joint construction
of the line. Then Hill broke away quiet
ly, when he sen ted defeat for hia North
ern Securities merger, and before Harri
man could devine his secret purpose
crews of engineers were driving final lo
cations stakes from Wallula gap to Cape
Horn, and right-of-wav agents were
following closely upon their heels. From
the day Harriman discovered the inten
tions of the Hill companies the fight has
raged, on the grades, in tunnels and in
the courts. The latter have proved to be
Harriman's Waterloo. Portland Jour
nal. PROBATE COURT.
In the matter of the last will of F. i.is
Olson, deceased ; inventory and appraise
ment filed ; tersonaI property $1,317.25,
real estate, i;2 ; petition filed asking for
sale of peronal propeity ; Nth granted.
In the matter of the guardianship of
Louis Seidlor, Mamie Scldler et. al ,
minors; F. J. Sewell appointed guardian
ad litem of said minors; the guardian,
Herman Seidler, authorized to sell cer
tain lots in Cornelius unon filinu a K.n.l
In the sum of f 100.
Estate of M. r. Cady, deceased ; final
account filed, approve.! and estate closed
of record.
; School has started here again, after a
two weeks' vacation, w ith a fair attend'
tendance.
has
and Mra.
Mrs. Frledenthal, of Portland
been visiting her parents, Mr,
J. J. Jack for a few days.
4Miss May Meehan has loft for Astoria
where she will visit relatives
Miss Pernilla Olson has gone to Carl
tin w here she will remain for an indefi
nite time.
F. B. Clark and family spent Tuesday
in Hillsboro.
Mrs. A.'Bews and son spent a few days
in Portland last week.
Belle.
Scholia and Mountain Side.
Regular Correspondent.
r ir.-tf ...
Airs, nun, ueorgo nun s mother is
quite sick. She is an old lady about' 84
years old.
uouniain ni.ie ecnooi ia in running
order again. Teacher and pupils have
had quite a rest.
W. L. Skeelt spent a few days in this
vicinity.
C. If. Brooks has been helping Wohl
schlegel on his house.
Mrs. Frank Rowell has returned home
from Portland.
Our bad storm seems to le over. The
weather at tha present writing seems to
nave settled down lor a cold spell. But
apples so far have be;n kept in an out
door shed without a door to it without
freezing.
Since writing the above we heard that
Mrs. Hull died lust night.
Tigardville.
Regular Corrmpontleot.
Who aaid we never have co'd weather
in "Oregon, iweet Oregon."
Miss Lidda Brandt ia much Improved
in health ths last couple of weeks. ,
The German revival meetings are still
being held at ths Evangelical church
with much success.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaarde are the
proud parents of 1 11-pound son, which
arrived January 6th.
John Brandt is sporting a flue new
buggy and double harness, of which he
seems quite proud.
Mr. Bishop, who purchased a lot in
Willowbrook, has bis residence nearly
completed. Mr. Bishop baa been in
the apple buineas at Hood River for
the last four Mrs and was so well im
pressed with I. apples grown In the
Tualatin vail- that he intends setting
out a large ochard.
Mrs. A. V. Smith and son Frank have
been in Portland the last week, having
the latter'i eyes treated.
One of ths new comers In North Ti
gardville, living near the Fanno creek was
surprised by the recent flood which
washed hit asgon away, but fortunately
It lodged on the dam at Sucker lake sev
eral miles below, where he secured it.
Misses Gfrtie Bronner, Kate Pamper
in and ten I.aineor were clients of
Miss AnnaWelk last Sunday.
George Behnke has taken a position
with the Smith Sawmill Company and
hag moved hit family out in the country
MissGertis Boland Hundaved at the
home of Pets Hoffman last Sunday.
The Tigardrille Telephone Co.. held its
annual meeting last Tuesday and elected
the following officers: President. C. F.
Tigard ; Trustees, C. Uberman, Mr. Bo-
lami, u. eriutii. and also levied an ...
sessment of 13.50 per share on stock for
uiu lenaerind repair work.
J. M. Ovrhnl(r mot . f
lent several diva tern hiU ln pnr,i.n.i
v oiiigaiia naa a counie al rih. fr.o.
tured. r
Several lots WeM afJil In tliaft YVIIIa
brook additina hv tha Tnva.tm.nt r
the last week. Thoee wishing lots had
. . . u lnera Deiore too late
while the pries is cheap.
formation with eastern inquirers. The
court gave interested attention and the
imprexsion on the street is that the court
will liberally co-operate ailh the pro
tested county league in effective work.
Washington county is going to be beard
from.
Vale.
ALIUHT O. YATES.
Goodbye! good bye! Old Year,
1 hou r going swajr from sartli for aye:
No more atiad we tby preaeoee feel.
Thy Joys and sorrows, memory claims:
' Thine heritage lo man.
Keettrgaia 1KU7 All ball
Now we ball thy offspring,
Joyous "Happy New Year.-'
Bringing naught but gla-lues.
'Tit thy welcome ehawr;
Bells are ringing gaily,
(lifts of love a hound,
Bong and dance awak'nlng.
Echoing balls resound.
Then let us be Joyous,
Happy while we mar;
New Year baa oome again,
Hall! the happy day.
Blythely we are singing,
To all a welcome cheer,
Bear the voices ringing,
Happy New Year"
OI mar the blessings
Ushering tn the New Year
Bring to tne homeless wanderer,
Alike a welcome cbev.
Ye to whom symbols
Of the waaon doth impart
The wealth that Sows so freely,
Give lo the poor a part.
Then may the treasures
The New Year balb la store
Flow onward wlili each Mason
Aud bltfM you mora and mora:
3??Anl as Ibe Olil Year
ror aye .mm uiaappear;
He'll wud you still bis "Uood will"
A "Happy New Year."
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Executor's Notice.
Notice is hereby, alreu that the County Court
of WaabluKUin County, Orepon, baa appointed
ana counrinmi ibe uuuerNigued ea executor oi
the laal will and tcatainent of Kliaa Ulaou. da-
cnal, an. I tliai be baa duly mutinied as such
Ail persona having claims anaiuai uld eatate are
bereby n.umwj to l.rvaelH tbem to me. with Dnn
er Toucbera minexeii, at the law oltire ol a. ti.
Huatou and lt.-ni.iii How man, at HilUboro, Ore
gou, witliiu ala tnoullis from this date.
jjaieu una lxucmuer zv, unto.
OLl'K NORDM'VD.
Executor of the Last Will aud Testament ol Ellas
union, iiet-eaaeu.
B. HUSTON and BENTON BOWMAN,
Allorueya lor Executor.
Ilcttie.
Sherwood.
Regular Correspondent,
Justice M. K. Puck baa been
to his home several days past,
iroiu a severe attack of th CTri
Krnest Camhael and his ne
have concluded not to reside at
confined
suffering
v wife
Hood
K.tateof JohnSirese. deceased - final "' ",e neW l,,iJo ls llvi"8
account filed, approved and estate rli...1 1 1,5 again at tier home In Portland.
of record
Kstate of Krank Clitpshaw.
twvia an. 1 e
sale of real ritaie con firmed ; and admin-
miraior or.iere-l tonecu'e and deliver!
ore.i wi-reior lo purchaser of said pro
perty upon receipt of purchase price.
ItuaMiansliip of Leopold J. Rites a
minor, petition f..r sale of real estate
riled; ordered that citation to J. W
llates and all other persons interested to
apear at the court house on Saturday
rebruarv l. l!i7, at 10 o'clock a. m ,'
and then and there show cause why sale
should not be made.
Kstat of Samuel F.verett, deceased;
will proved in open court, and resigna
tion of executor Darnel filed; J. M.
Brown appointed executor of will with
bond fixed at 'Vt.
Matter of estate of Otis Haycock, de
ceases! ; final account filed ; ordered that
Monday, Feb. 11. 1"0;. at 10 o'clock a
tn ', is the time lixe.1 for objections to fin
while the groom mourneth
An expression of public opinion is be
ing iaicen in regard to appropriating
f 1,500 from the town treasury in aid of
tne college, that may be located here.
A special act of the legislature is neces
sary lfre the town coun. il can act on
the proposition.
A nice little bill f.,r ,pwial marshal's
-rt.i-,,1aaln prceented to the town
I payment by a s.Uwo keeper
I here. The chances are the obligations
wil "go a glimmering" as the aforesaid'
, council has repudiate-! the bill on ac
count oi non-contraction.
From ten to twelve car loads of pota
toes are liable to prove a total .s that
remain in the warehouse here. Ineffec
tual efforts luv . repeatedly been tuade
.rvuui auu sviiit-uieui. ior .r to snip tue same, but the "old
Meetinjrof County Boards of Trade.
Kepresentitlves of board of trade or-
ganizations from Forest Grove, Hillsbo
ro and Cornelius met in joint session ves-
"" luiiruy. it was in a sense a
preliminary meeting called for the pur
pose of forming a nucleus of a league em
bracing the organisations in the other
towns of the county, also to discuss the
profitable ways and means to jointly ad
vertise the great and varied opportuni
ties offered to homeseekers by Washing.
ton county, to call as a committee of tie
whole upon the county court, in session
yesterday and enlist their official co-op
eration. Among those attending were
Mayor Peterson, Judge Hollis, Walter
logs, Steven Morgan, L. J. Corl and
Miss Lsngley of Forest Grove; Mayer
Talbot, of Corneliui; I)r- Tamieie, F. M.
Ileldel, V. H. Wehrung, J. W. Shute,
James Sewell. E. J. Godman and Wm.
Xelsoii cf Hi'.UbrfO.
At a preliminary meeting In Mr. He!
del's office there appeared a nnanimoua
opinion that the time was ripe for aeon
certed active movement in behalf of
Washinarton emintv. Pr. Tamlesie was
chosen chairman of lne temporary meet
ing, which adjourned to meet the court
and commissioners. 1 ointea an.i lorce-
ful a.ldreses were made by Mayor Peter
son, Mayor Ta'bot, Vr. Tamiesie, W. H.
Wt-hrung, F. M. U'Je' JuJg Hollis,
Walter Hogn, Mis' 1-angley anj clheis.
Chas. N. Black, assistant secretary of the
I'ortland board ol trade, was present and
by invitation aJJresl the meeting.
Mr. Black outlibsJ the great interest
manifested in OriT,n DT Mtrn people,
urged the neceeeitr ot prompt action an.i
tendered the co-operation of the Portland
board of trade ia effectively placing in-,
SHERIFF'S SA1VB.
Notice is hereby given. That bv virtue of an
attachment exet-utiou laaueil out of aud under
mu aval ol me circuit Court of tbe atale of Ore.
gou, lor Hie t uuuiy of Multnomah, dalea tbe
uay oi r-oveuioer ivmi lu lavur of r rauk A
Sweeuuy, pUiuilll; and aiceiual K. P. Cadwail.
neleudaut lor tne kuin ol $&:M coat aud the
runner sum oi iu..J6 wlib Interest lb er sou
from Ilie2id day ol' November 1M at tbe rate ol
an per win per annum, tome directed aud de
livered, commanding me to make sale of tbe real
property hereiuallcr dewnbed, 1 bare levied
upuu tun imn.1 mill to aald alLanhmxnt u.
tiou i win ou M.iu.lav, the VIM day of Jauuar
117, at the Houiu door of the Courthouse
Ilillaboro. naalnniiloa Oounlv lir.ul.i.. .i ih.
hour of ten o'cioua a. m. of said day, sell al
puuiio auvuou to ine niKbeat bidder for eaab iu
uauu, an oi tne louowiug described real proper
ly, llug, being aud situate in Washington
Couuiy, ureifou, aud more particularly described
as lollows, u-wli:
Commencing al a nolut l&l faat r,t th.
aoutbweateoruerol liloek 2, as shown and deaig-
MBwi uu tun pii ui ine town or roreel drove,
now ou lile in tbe olll.'e of tbe KecordHr f Imi
oiaaiu uouuiy; ruuulug llirnce north parallel
" iu uioua iia it; tneuce
Kt parallel wltn tbe nouth In. a nf m,.w
(U ft; tbeuue .-loiiib parallel wilh tbe Kaat line of
aam niix a i u; iiiieuce weal a una tha aotuh
hueolaai.l Klork 6-1 It. to miint r h.i.ni..
A lkocomiueiit'lug al a point on tbe west hue of
Mill OIWI 4. I Mt IL iNOrill lit thHumihwul a. .......
of aaid block, ruuiiing tbeuce ham i.aralh.1 .nh
tbe aoutu line ol aaid Hl.s-k 110 It: tneuce north
parallel wun tne weal Una nf M ui,k i j..
tneuoe weal parallel wltb ibe nortb line ol aaid
u, a ii.uii uu me weal line of said
M.ick; llieiuie aouin ainug said weal Hue lAlfi to
tbe poluiol besiuulug iu aauay the bareluba.
. uameu auuia ana lor Ibe coats aud exneu
of sale and said writ:
paid sale will be made sublent lo redemption
as per statute ofureii.m.
Laced at iliilsboro, Oregou, this Sth day of Ue
oe tuber Usui.
J. W. CONNELL.
Bherlfl'of Washington County, Oregon.
uy r. t. KANE, Deputy.
ML'RDOCK 4 M08ER. Attorney for Plaintiff
SHERIFF'S SALE.
notice is nereny given, That by virtue of an
Execution, Decree and order of sale Issued out ol
aim under tne seal of the Circuit Court of the
"r tne i.ouniy or Waablngton
dated the llib day of December A. D. liaje In
favor of or. gou A California Ualimad Company,
plalntilt aud analuat lMiiae J. Hrhaerler as Ouar-
, u ' iwfson ana Mtateor Kltbnl K. Kohaef
fer. KiMie M. Mehaetler, Thomas C. Hchaeftet and
1. a ot""""r. minors; w. 8. Chapman, Ho,
P . 8- H"'11- lhomas Karrett, klthel K.
m ...ru.-r, nuaie m. rrnaerler, Thomas C Muhaef
fer, Paul . scbaetler, Wm. U. UossUn, and
Tf? .' ,Um',lVfsfe""lanla, for the aum ol
i.i an, i 4u.nu ixiiiara, eosu, and Ten
nunureo neyenty audei 1UU bollars with Interest
ihereou from April 16th, lus al tbe rate of iu per
oeut per annum, and the further sum of Klih.
leea aud Si luo Dollars Uxea for the year laoft
wllb iwnally aud iniereat thereon amounting lo
the sum of Three and Hi-loo Dollars to me direct-
ueiiTere.1 commanniiig me to make sale
. rrai pn.ivr.y nereiuaiier Oeacrlld, I
baye levied UMin and pursuant to said Eiaeu.
lion, Decree and Order of Hale, I will on Mon
7 I 5 1 d,y of '""ry, A. D. 1W07. at ibe
-.. oi m. uuri nouae in llllisbnro,
Waahington County, Oregon, at the hour of Ten
J clock A. M. of aaid day, sell al publie Auction
to Ibe highest bidder ft.r caab la hand all of the
lollowliig d.-acrilwd real property, lying being
and slliiale In Waahlnaien County, Oreaou aud
moreperilcular'y derrlld a r.illowa, to-wll -Sou
th weal quarter I '-.) of north weal outrunui
sontbweat quarter (',; nurthlialf (U) or south
east quarter I1-,) and soutbweat quarter ("ii of
southeaat quarter l-4) all In section 6 tnwn.hln
two (1) nortb of range two. 2) weal of Willamette
Meridian, situate iu ilia riwntv nf u.
'te of Oregou, con laming, according to LulieJ
Slates survey, three bu mired twenty (gO) acrea
be the same more or leas: toaaiisi th- h-.inK.'
fore named sums aud for the coste and expensee
of sale and sal.l writ.
Bald sale will be made aubleet tn ra1m mu.
as per statute oforegou.
Dated at Ilillaboro. Oren.n thia tvih - -
i. W. CONNILL.
HherirT of Washington County, Oregon.
Byf. T. KANE. Dsnut.
FRANK flf'II LEfi EL, Attornev.
Eaecntor'a Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the nnderalanad
have been by the County Court ' wb7, ,ium
County, oregou duly anpolnted eeeutr U and
exectiior of ibe laM wllfand leaumeni and I .a
taieof K.rn. l.ndwlg telnholT, deceased T and
have duly ana irted a. ai.-a ..J....V.!' ,Da
cutor. All iH-r-me having claims against said
Mate are hereby required to preut I mm
to us with propK-r vouchers, at the law offlo. f
M. Ba..er Hump, lu Ilillaboro, wLhlu?tn
hervi' """ miM " Woalt't r da5
190 " HllUboro' reon, this January 10,
ANNA -TEIMfOrr.
Arthor Edwin KielnholT. execuiror and exeen
tnx ofihe la.t will and tesiameu" of KroM
LudwigHielnbon. deoeaaed. 1 oi arnst
M. MAM.KYBtJMP, Attorney for the Estate.
CITATION.
In tbe County Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington tVonty.
10 tbe Mailer of the K late
n Rotleer.
ereeted la said
CHRISTIAN ROTT(iER, Dereaaed
To all I unkrowo hem of Chri.Oa
In the Name ol tbe Dtate of Oregon
ikI',"1 "rt n-,rr,, :l1"' nd require-l'to e
the I ounjr Coun of the rtiau, of Oreav.B
(ouniT of lahlnl..n .. .k- .... '
of. .1 M I l,.lr, tn lha I o f of ZZi
Monday, the 11. a .lay of r,!,ru."y itf"?.
ocbrklnthe foren.a.n ol that .Jl' i
there lo ahow
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a e,u,a..lti,.r. .l e.la.e ra-lo,igrn f, ,d
on'.r""""1' '" eh h"n" aaTrayed
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II nm IM-rswsia saiean am r -.1 .a. . a
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WITNK ih. H...T ' W '""'? rea.
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..n,y ,.f Waahlngi., with the Seal Z l.Z
jrt am.ed tbt. .otn day V! )lnZ. A I.
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Attvroef fur LstaUj,
Nursery SlockijfiiM
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Peterson S Yates.
Cornelius, Orogor
All Kinds of Nursery Stock
Eoglisb ValotS
A SPECIALTY.
.WOMEN
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lioberiine lva what tvery woman
,..! .l.-alrea-a perfect complexion.
It bring that soft, smooth, fresh,
c'.iir tint to the cheek that dVnote
vouihfulnew. It will bring- beauty
I,, tl.-.sa ho lack It: It will retain
it f..r th.me who already possess It;
t, .ill enable you to sacceasfully
combat the ravages) or woatner ana
time. Don't doubt don't argue. Juet
try R.ihertlne. Your druggist will
give you a free sample. AU drug
gifts keep Robertlne.
T. P. GOODIN.
CONTRACTOR AMD BUILDER
I am prepared to furnish plans and estimates on any kind ot a' build
ing in Washington County. 'Phone 28x4, or addresn
R. F. D. I. Ta P. COODIN, Hillsboro. Or.
DR. W. E. GARRET50N,
VP STAIRS,
135 5.ii St. Corner of aider. Portland
Will fit your eyes with glasses that are absolutely correct, lie does not
have to experiment on you, as his modern instruments detect the slight
est error. No pain, no medicine or "'drops" used. He does not charge
fancy prices. Call and see him when in I'ortland.
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