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County Official Paper.
ftie Only Dcmotratte F pr in Washing-ton
County.
ISSUED EVERY
BY
Tb Argqs
THURSDAY
broadcast to hide the true cause of
the depression, and would have put
to ehauie the rankest demagogue in
the country outside of the republi
can ranks. The cry was unfound
ed and purely partisan. The dem- j
Wrw r the house-
listening to partisan asuervatums. . Monday evening
CENTERVILLE
Monday morning while splitting wood
on a block the ax helve came in contact
with a block of wood throwing the a
out of its course and severely cutting
the wielder of it, G V Bend. Dr Link
later attended him.
Protracted raeetiags are being held at
They commenced
stmscmmoK rien.
Single copy five cauuw
Owe year, 1.0(K
Mt month 80 cents.
Three months 3&nt.
Entered at the Ptvst-oftwe at HaWxur,
Oregon, as feecond-elas mail matter.
"THURSDAY, JAN. 23, 189&
WHY AN EXTRA SESSION.
Partv stock mny be below par when
republicans are bulling the market
but that does not fix its true value.
3V..-rHisanshtr uilt7 ot raore
gtfovbus conditions in planes of
legislation than its companion, 'de
Hire for spoil.-. It is tHe partisan,
blinded by prejudices instilled into
early lifr. who sees w error in an
administration to whee support he
has lent his ballot, his time and his
strenuous efforts. Here in Oregon,
in the year 1896, is a splendid ob
ject lesson in proof of the absolute
unreasonable blindness incident to
a partisan people. One year back,
an unwieldy party majority domi
nated the legislative body of this
state, and the full limit of the ses
sion was spent in a petty personal
contention as to whom should be
trie United States senator. While
bills meritorious piled mountains
bur i awaitine consideration were
o w
allowed to quietly rest, the burthen
some majority fought tooth and
nail for a supremacy over itself.
The true duty of the body was ig
nored tu a disgraceful scramble for
spoils, and a few bills incubated in
wrath and passed in revenge, was
the nearly net result of a legislative
session which cost the taxpayers
thousands of dollars.
" But here is where partisanship
prominently promenades itself be
fore the people. All over the state
.republicans are crying for an extra
Bession, Realizing its record of 18
95 is too prominent for obliteration
or erasure from public view, parti
san politics peeps from its para
phernalia and points with perspi
cuity to a course which is destined
to, and doubtless will, keep the old
party in state power. What a piti
able spectacle! Republicanism, un
adulterated, lock-rihbed, Hlyed-iu
the-wool, acknowledging its own
imrotencyf And yet, after this ad
mission, with the object lesson pre
ceding it to substantiate the fact,
the rank and file of republican vo
ters will walk to the booth and cast
their ballots for their brothers in
the box. Resonant will roar the cry
fir reformretrenchment, and here
is where sublimely shines the Vill-ft'-the-wisp,'
partisan politics the
criers all the while believing in ev
ery utterance of their leaders. The
Dairy creek, owing to the recent snow
end subsequent warm rains, is now out
of itsbanksand overflowing the lowlyiag
lands.
" j Eff Schetflfelin, who has been living in
THE formation of the Speed and Portland the past year, is visiting with
, . . , . ... I his brother at this place,
and Driving Association, with the j
.. , ' Even-thing at the public sale of the
latitude that obtains in the articles j pjy of $,e ite Jesse Cornelius went
of incorporation will mean mud" to at qnite a high figure- .The horses
JauKI! them urmraicfl vnlue.
Sam Moon gave a whist party Monday
evening. An enjoyable time was had.
Mr's Huff and Ffsher, who recently
bought a piece of land from M Wren,
are grubbing out stumps between showers.
The Bset Corset on Earth
IS THE
the social and industrial elements
of Hillsboro and Washington cotin
ty. This will give an organiied
head to act in cases of celebrations,
amuse nents, county fairs etc, and
at once pots a preiiHn on finely
bred live stock of all kinds. It was
a wise move in not confining itself
to race meets, and the wisdom
thereof, wilL, m a few years, be re
cognized by every lover of progress
in one of the best counties of the
state.
- The State Board of Equaliiation
should not be abolished. This idea
that each county should equalize
its own valuations, as advanced by
some brilliant economists, is em
blematic of ignorance. and primi
tive ages. There is no doubt but
what the members of the board re
ceive a salary all out of proportion
to their labors, but this cau be
remedied by statute. Should the
board be abolished such counties as
Multnomah would come in with
valuations lower than English se
curities daring a war scare.
The Democratic National con
vention will hoM at Chicago, July
7, about three weeks later than the
republican. The populists meet at
St. Lours a few days after tbo dem
ocrats name their candidates. The
campaign will not be so short as it
might have been, but this is much
better for practical politicians.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
BY VIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION,
decree and order of sale, issued out of
the Circuit tXmrt of tiro State of Oregon,
for Washington County, iu favor of h. E.
Miller, plaintiff, and ugaiust Fred Putter
son, A. U . aCleod, Helen MuCleod and
M. R Markham, defendants, for the sum
ofthirtv-two and fifty hundredths dol
lars ($3$ .50) costs, and 6r the further sum
of eight hundred and eighty dullars (S80.00)
United State gold coin, with interest
thereon at tire rate often (10 per cent, per
annum, from the 21st day of November,
1895. and the further sum of ninety dollars
(890.00) with interest thercou at the rate of
m . e U 10.U
eigui per tent, per uuuuiit iitiiii tiio ioiu
day of December, iS9o, and lor the costs
and expenses of sale and of said writ.
V..H. IkaMl... iMr t'tptu., nm1 in i.iifuii
ance of" said judgment, decree and order of
sale, 1 win, on .uonaay tire tuin nay oi
iebruary, isasvat the soutn floor oi tne
Court House, in Hillsboro Washington
County, Oregon, at tbe hour of ten (10)
o'clock a. n-.. of said day. sell nt public
auction to the highest bidder for cash, the
followmg-oeseribed real fperty, to-wit:
rart ot tne soutn west w m ine aoiun
West A of Section three (S Township one
tti North Range four U West, beginning
at the South West corner of Section three
(3)runnmg thence North seventeen minutes
(17 ) riast on tne section line twenty una
nileenitnareninS(i.ia)cnainstotue.(irin
West corner; thence East with the North
line of said Southwest yt of Southwest H
thirteen and twentv-tive hundredths (13.25)
chains to the center of the road; thence
If BingM Hermann had one-half
the clairvoyancy of his namesake,
the magician, he might he able to
pocket the congressional chair and
cause the whole state of Oregon to
smile while he was in the act. But,
official life, like human, (as Hon.
J. H. Mitchell savs) has to die
someti&i.
ten (10.00) chains to the Soutl'a.st corner
o! said tract: tuence vt est on ine new ion
line nineteen nd seventy-seven nunnrea
ths (19.771 chains to the plat of beginning
excepting a piece in the Northwest coiner
S .i Ji. a j ii j r.....
meucing at a point two 02V rods South of
the Northwest eorner of said tract, run
ning thence North two 121 rods, thence
Southwest to the place of beginning, con
taining thirty six and forty-eight hun
dredths 136.48) acres, mew or less, all sit
uate in Washinuton County, Oregon, to
satisfy the hereinbefore named sums, urrd
for the. costs and ozoenses ot said sale.
Said property wilt kwsold subject to re
demotion as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand thisHth day of Janu
ary. lmi. a. r. ton),
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
15y W . 1). URADiroi, Jleputy
Miller x Aimer, Aiteraeys ior i-iaiuuu.
If there is a power, all-pervading
powerful, merciful and just, which
created this n.ce of finite fools, who
is responsible for creating some of
ws greater fools than the average?
And will this fact that we are such
greater fools entitle us to any sym
pathy at the so-called day of judgment?
Notice for Publication.
Land Ovfii e at Oimumn City. Or I
Jim. Ui. 18f.
VTOTICE.U hereby given I hut thefolfciw
1 iiiK-nitmed settler hus tiled notli:e of
his intention to make html proot in sua
it vu
LIT
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
i Select Stock
! of Stationery.
FarHnlar Attn ttt.n PaM fi
Physicians' I'rrscrlptioiiM ant
Fuinlly Keeipes. Q
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I.E lIKllH'f,
Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
' . . - . . . fc H k t M ..
Staiket t tftiu : raid r for r fat : latere, : aiuea : aa : nK
Cash Paid for Poultry.
Beef,
Mutton,
M A FN" S'f KEBT.
OR KG ON.
rrir ii UnnAn Until vow bae seen a t'tmst Steel fiffii
UVUI !IHJ l If llg VII Mainu f.l.lyt'
Catt Carriages and Hnggies
wire btht v!ue ftw let ru-wney ;
uttst Carriage A Wagon Cov
Best on Earth!
SOLD BY
, E WEHRUN6 & SONS :-
Price, From 50 Cents up to $2.00..
Look!
Rare Bargains
A Q 'T'','1W WW to Sale
JLmJ .jL. ! Enquire at Thk. Ahous oflice.
Dihe.unf oil Pi ires but no
Discount on the (Sonde.
IVtiCTilwrs of Williams Bros., Hillsboro, Ore,
or M. M. R.ivis. Assignee Cimnt Uarrtnpe Vrnin to., torvalJis, iir
W.T.audwiwii. K-Miiili-Ht. O.W.DorryiiBt, Winulary
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
JI'imoi'ioli!el Jame H, IKJK.Ii
MANUFACTURERS AND IVEALERS IW
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNlAlXIXU-S. OREGON.
E. M. NKII,, Hocevur.
TO THE
V ..1 ll.iirll Ii
Gh tis I he choice of . . . .
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
in
Northern Uy. - Pacik Hy.
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
ST PAUL
hi.
consciousness that their party in
the legislature set at naught the
will of the whole people will not
date them telling you theirs is the
only proper organ izatiou,, and that
a change WBalklle-trnt letting the
rascals in to ran riot with puhlic
money. k learners nave neeogniaeai
the need of something to prevant a
general defection from the ranks of
the small tax-paying vote, hence
an extra session must be called ?
thousands of dollars must be spent
by the whole people to soothe its
own malcontents and throw them'
into line for perpetuity of party
power. This cry for an extra ses-
. V - ..I. I , . .1 .. I '
Bionoi, ine legisiaiuire js noming borB w)10 b,,
bm a political Rcneine to mane ine
state at large pay for the coming
campaign, and partisan politics will
ktlie rest. If the g. o. p. be so
eager to legislate it should have ex
ettcbed its prerogative last winter.
England will not purchaso Cuba,
even if Spain say she will hlp her
maintain the island as n gain ft
protest from the United btates.
(Such purchase would simply be a
declaration of war against this na
tion, and British statesmen are not
noted for being fhols.
claim, and that Kiiid pn
Urvgun, on
nort ot
be made beuurtMae (lountv Clerk of Wush
ington couirfy t Hillsboro
Heb.zv, I8ii, vie:
John K. Greenwood,
H. E. No. 7604, for the X V , Sec 23, T t
N.B6W.
He names the followintr witnusnes to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said lund, viz:
George ' orphevs, Walter It Lilly, James
Churchill and Antipas Thomas, all of
Gales Creek. Oregon.
44-6 Robert A. Mii.i.eb, Register.
Bbice may be a poor sample of
American statesmanship, but For
aker, who snceeeds him is aot even
up to his standard of test. For a
iuontelank politiean and asinine
statesman Foraker captures the
plum every time.
4 SolentHlft Anarlcan
Mm VjJ trade marks,
PiPV OISIOM rATKNTS.
to4
eavtaTt,
IADK MARKS.
OISIOM rATKNTS. I
COPVRR3HTS.
For InrflrmiMonaA free Handbook writ to
inrnv a. m hi D..nw.w W.w Tn.v
Oldnl tamn for Mcnrinf patcnta In America
Ireiy patent Uken out by M brooKht berora
tbe puhuo I
3 bj a not Ice given free ot chanje la the
Hebe is one for the Rani's Horn.
The man who silsaroundvbeMeving
God will provide, gets there indi
rectly, hut the proposition is sim-
pHy ascribing Infinity t. the neigh-
in the provender.
Tjaneet circulation of an? eolentUle paper tn the
world. SDlendldlr lllnitrated. No Intelligent
man ahould be without It. WeeklT.S3.0O
year; $1.30 all months. Addtwo, MUNN CO,
ruiUMUUt, Set Broadway, Dew York City.
LOW HAT KM TO ML
K.ASTKKN Cl't'IK
Ocean Stuamrr
Leave Portland Everj Fire
... FR ...
SAN FRANCISCO
F.;r full details cull on or address:
W K HUKLBL'B",
Gon'l I'm Agent Portland, Oregon
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Succto...)r to C U Mend)
.EXPRESS!
Make rogular trips to Portland on
Mondays, ednesdays, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdnys and Sat
urdays. All business entrusted Iw liiin
will be promptly and carofuUy attended
to. Freight and expresrates reasonable.
Leave orders with. aiim or at Ledford's,
or at Thr Aruus.
So I ift aeres-, adjtiinins city limits,
siilewuLk wltbia one block of property.
It) acres cleared, tinest quality of bottom
land, 4 acres bench, tine site for building;
purposes, some timber on stime. Will
sell in a body for faxx pari down, bal
ance on time to suit purchaser. Or will
subdivide so as to give part cleared bot
tom and part tench, in plats from 2 to 5
acres, at $125 per acre, liere Is a chance
for a good neat little home which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
i some one gets it. On the market lor a
snort tune only.
No 2 10 acres, half cleared, lacrt- bca
vordatn. rest slashed and sown to grass,
mi bnildlnes. noes for tV tier acre. With-
; in two miles of Hillsboro. Terms, $-100
DFMVKT down, balance-in 3 years at 10 per cent,
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is a
part, at same price per acre, Including 15
seres til beavcruam aim swan cleared.
No 3 1S acres, hifjhwny running
timiurh center of piano, 50 acres tn culti
vation;: acres in orchard, apples, pear
mid pliirim;!) room house; log imrn, good
well of water: HO acres of beaverdani. easy
to-put Lu cultivation; place well watered
ly springs and creek; 10ft ace under
fence; fj miles from post office, daily
mail; 1 mile from school house and six
miles north of UUlsbovo. Uoes cheap for
c.tii.
No 4 A good corner lot on Main and
Third streets. xl";i, with good building
Oieroon,siiitableforny kind of business,
and in excellent repair, win go at a Bar
gain for cash. Part payment und balance
on long time with security.
No J M acres', half cleared .balance in
grass. Good house of four rooms; good
barn and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
So trees and various other small fruits.
150 chickens. 5P ducks, l-horse wagon,
a sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
I horse and farm implements. Every
thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
OMAHA
KANSAS CITY
n '.i,.t.U 0
MllWftJ- jj
THE BUFFET CAR ROUTE
ir-tiu
Shortest and Quickest Line
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PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
ST. PAUL, AND THE EAST,
Crosses ooitl t'lutuulnH aaul the llncky Moiinlains in DAYMU1I T, att'ording )
seugurs ilisoppoinuiity of viewing the
Grandest Scenery
in America.
Two tnvliia dsiilt PWim' PortHmd rone at UB.u. in ,. v i'a-tfi 1 1 . and one at H;45
library cars, iialaao uiul uidiolptri-N louniwis' sli-cpuic eaiSv
via O. H,& M..IUIU iiokane. KUlts suiajrn p,iiipiiit nj, consmuag 01 ninii.g
vels oCe!iM4ive imicI euaitit. tniaMiMit built i,'ioiiii)u4!iuu:1jiu(f,..irty-iiniJiw,.cui.
:V 11. 111.-.
cars, lmHirt
'1 he btill'el cai:a,ng mar-
TIlaMAUNIMT
Twin ntwimdiliiS "Noitihwe-I" wnl ",.Viii'tftliiiiil"'leiiv Dnluirt every Mumlay mull
Krldnv lor the "Www,;' M wkmaf itlitnil, J)elri,it, I'lcvcland and Untt'slo in itoniicclinni
with tlii Uni-al M.ittiini Hallwiiv lluve.vi ur lickelmiad via KW'lt'l I'lU'RN 'tiTKASt
Kllll' r.'UrMP'AXYaml ciiyiv a di'bitliiliil ride free lioin tlis Inat 11 ml dut. Km? tick
ets and (tcner;rl irt.fnrtuataiH.r.jm.w tfi' uddii
A. IT. C. BfcSNEHtioXC. r. it Ti A..
k'i'HiArd 1'lprtlaml. Oregni)-
li. C. HTKVuVN.S,fiR. V.
H FrontiStKeaMlO, VViia
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
f
HSUKB ('r.ltKOE CI)t'B3
rttoa, P. Oakes, Henry ('. Payfie,
Henry O. Itmiso, Uet-iever
rvn
The democracy of Oregon is evi
dently in nred of tonie. With
ippublicans acknowledging weak
uuss and siiiifrannuation bv their
nailing for an extra' set-emu to do
what should nave been done, and
what was paid for a year ago, there
should yet. he a few days respite for
democratic life in the slate of, Ore
gon,, Grieved is this paper to state,
many th mocra-ts have lost heart,
overcome bv the hue and cry of the
kvyablicnn press howling blue ruin
over the fate of the nation, simply
because hard times was the bed va
cated bv the republican adminis
tration for the occupancy of t he new
regime. State issues nndi iindisput-
s,ble facts proving maladministra
tion of the e. 0. p.. at home were
ntirely overlooked by the democ
racy and they were rendered almost
speechless by a partisan avalanche
of critcism on the democratic na
tional policy In general. These oft
uepoated erimiiwttionA were, spread,
HA. WEBB
Canrkge, Sign and Deeorative
PHTIi
ORTHERN
Dealer in Faints, Oils,;
Lead, Varnishes, Etc.
3rd Slaent, Bet. Washington-Base Lina
HILLSBORU
OREGON
ilU PACIFIC R. Ra
u
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Elegant
Dining Cars
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
lit PAUL
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Ja Oregon,
MINNEAPOLIS
fDULUTrt
f! FAROOf
fl OWANQ. FOWK
CHICAOO
rVA8HIN0TOW
PHILADELPHIA
Notice for Publication.
Lasd Ofkice at 0bgo. Ctrrr, Os.l
Jui.iW, 1896.f
NOTICE in hereby given thattlie foliow-ing,-iiuJnad
settler has tiled notice of
his intention tw niake tiiial protifi iU'Bup
uart of his claim, and that said proof will
Im made before the Register ajul Receiver
U H Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
011 March. U.WUft, via: f
FnecLtri'Uk tosens. - new vork "
H. E. No. 8212 for the N U of 8 W and 8 tosTON AND ALL
M N W M Sec 32. T wp 1SKLW
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residenoe upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John Caldwell of Progress, Ore,.
Alonzo K Fanno : " "
James Hite " , "
Joseph Kloyd of Portland,, Ore. .
tl-6 Robtht A. Mai.KB, Register..
jj CR0OKST0N!
IWINNIPEQ
HELENA and
BUTTE
POINTS EASI tnd SOUTIf
Pur In-tVu iiiatlom, lime cards, maps and
tickets,- csl! prt oi' write-
CHARITON, Assl, deal, tasageuj
POUTHM) OB
26 KEthfon Street,
SUMMONS.
In Ihe Circuit Court of the State of CMgon
for Washington county.
Henry Brauer Plaintiff.
V9y
Minnie KueluieLiuid Frank
Kuebnel. her huabaaid, W 1
Sutherland, Anton Wicke, A L
S Wilcox, H A Klliwtliiiiid K
X KuehueL, Defendants.'
To Minnie Kuebnel and Frank Kuehnicl,.
her husband and F X Ktiehncl, tiie above
named defendants.
NAME OF THE STATE OF
vou are hereby eommanded
and required to appear ojid ausw.r the
complaint tiled agauist you in the above
entitled court in the above entitled suit,
on or before Monday the lSlh da.y of March,
A . 1)., 189(1, the same beiiigoH tbo bret day
of the next regular term of said court next
following the expiration oi the time pre
scribed in tlic order of publication of this
summons and if you fail so to appear and
answer said complaint the plaintitf will
adply to the court for the relief therein
prayed for and demanded, to-wU:.
For a decree that plaintiff have and
recover of and from defendants Minnie
Kuchncl and Frank KuehneL and of
and from each of them, on a certain
promissory note for $aun mado and
delivered by said Minnie and Frank Kueh
uel 011 July 31. 1893,. bearing lotcreit at 10
percent per annum, interest payable seiuir
annually, payaoie 10 piaiutiji, 011 wnicn
$2.5 interest hai been paid, and on .1 mort-
f age given hy said defendants Minnie and
'rank Kuehnel on the following described
real property situated in Washington
County. Oregon, to-w.it:
The south half of the west three-quarters
of the northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter of Section Four, TowiiHhlp Two,
South Range one West of Ihe Willamette
iVeridiau, containing fifteen acres-, to se
cure the same, the sum of 585 and $100
attorney's fee, and interest thereon from
this date until paid, and costs and disburse
ments herein ;; for a decree foreclosing said
mortgage and ordering said mortgaged
property to be sold and the proceeds ap
plied to the payment of expenses- of sale,
costs and disbursements and attunney'a fee
herein and of said promissory note, and al
so for a decree that the above named de
fendants and each of them and all persons
claiming by, throughc or under them or
either ol them, subsequent to the execution
of said mortgage, be bin ned ajid foreclosed
of all claim, interest, right, title, lien or
equity of redemption -save only the statu
tory right to redeem in.on or. to said mort
gaged prem ise, or any part thereof,, and
lor such otnerauu iuriuerrenBi as ki tne
NOTICE.
NOTICE fcs hereby given that all countv
warrants endorsed prior to Au(f.
1, 1885, are now payable at the office of
the county tceasurcr and interest will
cease ou same after Janunry 17, IHUtt.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, Jan. 16, 1800..
J. W. SAPI'INUION,
County Treasurer
Notice For Publication.
Land Omen at Okkoon City, Ou.i
Jaii8,180rt.
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow-ing-nanied
settler mis filed notice uf bin
intention to make final proof in support of
his claim, under Sec. 2305 Revised Statutes
of the U. S., and that said pioof will be
made before the Register- and Receiver
V. H. hand Office, at Oregon City, Oregon,
ou February 18, 1890, viz:
Cubs. H. WVlch,
H. E. No. 10804 for theE N E and E
XSE.)4ofSec.l3,T48R0W WM
He names the foUowing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John I'ettijohn of Keasey, Oregon.
Pcylon Clarke
0 II Wheeler Clatskanie ."
Geo Richwine Jr , Montavilla"'
41-6 RoflEBT A. M11.LRR, Register
. . . Classical, Scientific, Literary.
Villi. A CAM MY irpiwp fr College ami pvoa tjliiwmjh Eng-Ifcl-i
Kdnea'tiiiiijstliK- Hwt prj1u.int!iUin Ut Twiirhrn-gt nil Bifneni.
All ej(fiihp ver BiwrrT ivinj' nwinn nt the fjttdit'K'
Ualil., !;5 U'M pwr week, iiielucft.uf! nlVetrie lijjht nnt-l heat,.
'She n!li"- Dnniiilnfv, wiirf 11 evellnMl Hiunn(rementr fnr
lUHlafB Kwarni itusr vboih ait 42.2f") j-it week. Hoanl nntl
nwini im H'iviil famiilivi, )f'r() ami iipwanlft. Many ptn
cU'iits rein riiiiins nnifhoiinl- i .i--ijiMlreH nt- iv total coHt nod
to exceed $l.5W- pen wpek. TKe fkJII Pi'rm hegiiiH JniiUHrr
2 18',)6 .Ifttjt fwH particular uiUfoo,
THOMAS McCLELLANTJ,
Foret-t (Jiovi', Orejion.
I
U. D.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State olOregon
for Washington county.
Ueuihold A. .1. NeckriU, I'laintifl,
Vlh.
Mary White, Thomori Btiggass and.
James Boggass, Defendancst.
To Mary White, the above named defendant.
N THE NAME OF THE. STATE O
Son you are hereby required to ap
answer theconuilalnt Hied against
you in the above entitled suit in the above
entitled Court by the first day of the next
term of said Court, which will be the third
Monday in March, I898i and ifyoudail to so
unnRHr inirl answer, for want thereof,, the
ulauitiffwill apply to the-Count for the re
lief demanded 111 the oomplwiK, for a da-
cree annulling the deed fro.n tneaeiemianc
Thomas Boggass, whereby he conveyed to
you the East one-half ) of Southeast
one quarter () of Section Seven (7) an
Westone-nan 01 isouuiwesi one-quiw)-tr
nt. Mention Eiirht (81 111 Townsbiu
Two m, North- of Range Four (4) Weuo
Wilhunette MeridiaiucontHiiiiiig On
dredand sbt-tjt (J.60) Acres, lu Washington'
county, Oregon, declaring the deed of said
property from Plaintiff and wife to said
Thomas Boggass. a mortgage on said prop
erty to secure payment of Seventy live
Dollars ($76.00) wiith lawful interest, and
directing said defendant Mary White: to
execute and deliver, to-Plaintiff; a deed of
said property subject to said mortgage:,
and for the costs and disbursements and
for such rebel as may be equitame.
L. V. BERCKMOES,
.. Watchmaker and Jeweler, ..
"eeoaoTStreet, - Hillsboro, Oregon..-
WATCHES
JEWELRY
SPECTACLES ETC.
Fin and Complicated Watch Repaiiinr
, , , Jrf,--
Satisfaction Guaranteed'.
WILEY & DENNIS,
CITY LIVERY STABLE"
Cor.. 2nd and Washinttoa Street,, Is.
WHERE TOW WKLL FEN II THE BEST TEAMS. THAT CAN BE" HA
IW HILLSBORO.
BYEOTTfflflSFtm-CMSS. GOOD' TEAMS, GUOD BlflJGIES and' DRIVERS,
......I Lull ana... mAat .ui4 Anilif tl Klo .
... . I " . , , ,,,.,.1 u.. J..'- .1.-
This summons is published against you ! Maae ana puousneu uy umm ui u
bv order of Hon. Thos, A. McBride, JudgBJ Hon. Thomas A..McBride,.ui open court
of the above named court made in open 1 this December 2rd, ltfo.
court and dated on the 6th day of Decem
ber, 1HBS, J. K. DTODDABP,
AMerney ir Plaintiff.
A. R. M EfDENHALL,
Ii. IjACHMAN, -
Attorneys r PlaintiffV
Wotice (or PuBticatiorr..
JU'bku OnsicR at Okeuon City, Ok.I
Jan. 10, liif
NOTICE isr horeB given that the following-named
settier has tiled notise of;
hen Intention to-make- final proof in Blip-
8oit of her aiaitn,.and that said proof will
e made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington oounty at Hillsboro, . Oregon-,, on
Feb. 28, 189$ vim
Sellie B. Minogne, .
H. E. No. 8513, fur the S B 14 BeiSHl, T 3
K.llJW.
She names- the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land',, vin :
Fred Myers-, Cornelius Nelson, Daniel' Ran.
kin, Henry C..Mulliiis,.allof Dixie, Oregon.
44- Robert A. Millie,. Register.
Notica for Publication,
IiA-tlB OHMCH AT OHKUON ClTT, Oa.l
JtlH. Ui, 1896,)- '
NOTICE 1 hereby given thattlie follow--ing-iiemed
settler has- filed notice ofi
his intention lot make nnal prooi in nui
uortofhis nlalni, and that said proof wUl'
be made before, the County Clerk of Wiih-.
fT0 RENT.-
A. lots in
month.
A lariit'. cottage with three
Nort-li side addition at $5 per
Enquire at inis umce,
itiuti, viss:
George Morphew,
K. E. No. 7753, for the S W 4 Sec. 28 T J. N-R5.W.-
-
He name the following witnesses to
prove his- eontinuous residence upon ani
cultivation of said land, .viz :
Walter R Wily, James Churchill, Antina
Thomas and John R Greenwood,..a!l of.
OaUs Creek, Oregon.
44-3 RonanT A. Miller, Register.
IT'OU salt) or rent, the property of II
V Untornnhrnr. Will rout at$4.Wpor
month.. Enquire of L V Borcluiios.
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