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Newspaper Page TextTriE HILLSBORO ARGUS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 189G. THE ARGUS County Official Paper. The Only Democratic Piper in Wash-;.v-v JnftoB Cointy. ra-l fTTTnfl " I BY Til Argos foblishiag Cwpuy. ICBNCIIIPTION PBIOaV Single copy Ave cent. One year, $1.00. Six month 00 rents. Three month 35 centa. Enteral nt the Post-office at Hillsboro, Cregou.as Second-clas mail matter. DOLPHISM NOT DEAD. The K)litical atmosphere is very light nnd transparent, as yet, to the casual observer, but then is brew ing in the republican ranks, a storm of no mean magnitude. The em issaries ui Dolph are buBily engag ed in rot king and priming thepri nisrie for the coming fray. As yet the work is being neatly cohered, diplomacy being considered the best proceeding. , When the several county, conventions make their nominations the Dnlnh men will be L.l. n .1 iVna Hill MAl.W tl 1 t. , DM, I IT, 111! WIVJ v.'.MV taw. ing meir nanus oii iuc unci, n present it is desirous of having whole precincts of harmony built up so that the Anti-Dolph and free silver elements can be thrown back into line after the nominations. There is being some smooth politi- eil wire-mitting done, and the chances are that the next legisla ture, if it be republican in its ma jority, will have a repotition of the senatorial fight. To insure this majority, they will not, it is said, put up for election or defeat any of the members of the legislatorial body, but nominate practically new men, dress up the old pledges in holiday array, make new affirmations of reform and sail into the campaign. Of course, none of them will try to defend the last legislature's shortcomings and all dampened ardor will be dried out with a few songs in which no men tion will be made of the '-thirty." It is supposed that a gold plank will be placed in the platform, none whatever, and that in any event the free eilver element will fall into line. Thk republicans contend their meeting at Portland was not to out line a policy nor pass judgment upon what the party had done, or was to do. What did they meet for? To hear the quintette sing a bawdy song or two and administer a drubbing to the "recalcitrant" thirty? Tbentliuse and promote harmony was their intent and they were successful. The Argtjb is not inclined to grieve because Coggwell bolted neither is it surprised. That $2000 attorney fee of his which he pushed through a republican legislature last winter, clearly showed to even verdant newspaper men, that the doughty Southern Oregon states man was no stranger to republican sentiment. The Independent says the songs suiig by the Wondburn Quintette Jhad uo point, except coarse pro fanity. The Independent could have said worse than that and still confined itself to the truth. Parliament has convened 111 London, and a busy session it will be. If the two houtseg succeed in unravelling the kinks put in the British Lion's tail, they will have done well. If the present Congrftus would ex jiipRH little more Solicitude for this tuition find a little less for foreign "subject matter, it would le -better for all concerned. The "thirty" nenn nil to spirp rte tho. little joke perpetrated upon tlit in by tbeir fellow repub licaii leitgut rs. Which is as nts ex jf -ctrtl. WtiAX it the matter with a south ern mil n t" head the national dem- iM.rMtie ticket? How would Morgan d, 1 for the next president? COUNTY NEWS CORNELIUS. Wilson Taylor was in the city from Hillsboro Thursday last. Tom Matldigan, the Forest Grove tin art . visited Cornelius Thursdny. Carroll McNutt will make a business trip to Portland Next Friday. Peter Jaequot aud family Wsittd with the family of Jim Young last Sunday. Jacob Pennings did business in Hills boro Tuesday. Mrs Bump Fowler, of Portland, passed through town Wednesday on her way to Centerville to visit with her mother. John Dobbins was in the city from Hillsboro Saturday. M Bisbee, of Gales Creek, was in the city Sunday. Robt Kuhn and B H Thorns was in the city on Monday from the Grove. A J Wilkes visited Hillsboro Wednes day. Mary Bales, of Can-all's Point, Wash ington, is in the city visiting her sister, Mintie Bales. Charley Johnson was up to the Grove last Monday on business. A A Phillips was taking the school census ot this district this week. J L Voss and Adam Beil.of Forest Grove, were in this city Monday.. Mr Mulcow and. family will leave here on Thursday for York county, Nebraska, where they will make their future home. R U McNutt and Sobt Imbrie left on Tuesday for the Columbia river on a fish ing and hunting trip. Rev J L Hunt, of Punkin Ridge, preached to the people of Cornelius last Sunday. Win Goodin and wife, of Forest Grove, visited with the McNutt boys last week. C M Johnson has purchased a fine driving horse, so get out of the way wben you see Charley coming. J C Buchanan shipped a car load of hops to Portland this week. Our city marshal is putting down sidewalk for the city. Wallace Noland, of Forest Grove, was visiting mends in Cornelius last Sunday SCHOLLS. Will Fletcher is laid on the shelf with a sore hand. A taffy puiling at E BSchmeltzerslast 1 nursuay evening was voiea a success, Miss Beryl Barnes closed a very suc cessful term of school at the Flint school house last Friday with the usual exer cises. S W Seeley and family and Mrs E E Stanwood visited with friends and re latives in Portland this week. Groat Bros have a friend from Wash ington visiting them. Mrs Chas Cawrse visited friends on Mt Side the first of the week. Mr B rot ton, of Oregon City, came up the first of the week to scale the logs he is having cut in this vicinity. J D Rowell is improving his property wim a new ooaru icnce. Mrs Bstella Groner visited with friends near Laurel Monday. T S Sutton did business in Oregon City baturaay. The Mozart Vocal Society meet at Unity Chapel every Sunday at 3 p m for practice. Mrs Cora Flint, Miss Hingley and Mr and Mrs Ferd Groner visited friends at Punk All Saturday and Sunday. The Star lodging house is about to be converted into a hospital, two of its number being laid up with distempe (coughs) and one with boils. Geo and Fred Croisant. of Sherwood, spent two days at the Star lodging house as the guests ol u M beeley. Wm Barber is visiting with E E bmeltzer from Portland. J D Rowell did business in the county seat Saturday. D B Emrick and A Flint went coyote hnnting Sunday but did not catch any game. Mrs W W Crowder tendered a social to her friends last Sunday evening, it being her husband's birthday. There were 64 persons present and all enjoyed the music, both vocal and instrumental, and special attention was given to the bountiful supper prepared by the hos tess. Miss Gragg, of Nehalem, is visiting relatives at Scholia and Laurel. Miss Pearl Scbmeltzer was thrown from her horse last Friday near Scholls bridge but fortunately received no ser ious injuries. The debris should be re moved as this is not the first horse frightened thereat. Quarterly Teachers' Examination. NOTICK is hereby given that for the purpose of making an examination of all persons who may otter themselves ai candidates for teachers of the schools of this county, the County School Superin tendent thereof will hold a public exami nation in the County court house at Hills boro, at 1 o'clock p in, on the 2d Wednes day in Febnary, the 12th. Candidates for state papers should present themselves on Friday, the 14th. Dated this 3Uth day of Jan., 1800. Austin Craio, County School Superintendent of Wash ington county, Oregon. 45-tf H. A. WEBB Carriage, Sign and Decorative Dealer in Faints, Oils, Lead, Varnishes, Etc. 3rd Street, Bet. 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UAb Notice for Publication. Land Ornci at Oreoon City, Ob.) Feb. 10, 1896. ( "VTOT1CK is heeebv given that the follow jLi iiig-mimed settler has tiled notice of nis intention to make hnul proot in su) port of bis claim, and that said proof will be made liefore the County Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on March 30, 1807, viz: Miles 8. rolling, H. K. No. 7939, for the K8W) and W K8KKHCC22T2N 115 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: Oatis Haycock, of Fir, Oregon. Charles ..icks, ' " 8 8 Bateman, " " WHLyda. " " 47-6 Robert A. Miller, Register. rhoa, r. Oakes, Henry C. Payne, Henry C. House, Kecievers, nr ORTHERN PACIFIC R. R, U N S Pullman Sleeping Cam Elegant Dining Cars Tourist Sleeping Cars PAUL MINNEAPOLIS OULUTH FAPJQO QSANO FOSKS CROOKSTON WINNIPEG HELENA tad BUTTE TROUGH TO CHICAGO WASHINQT0N PHILADELPHIA NEW VORk' I0ST0N AND ALL POINTS EAST and SOUTH I Por information, tlino cards, maps and j Ikkptft, rail on nr write 4, D. CHARLTON, Asst, Gecl. Pass Agen) ""NTLAND. O. 261 KorrlsoB Strnt, r Dead Letter List The following is the list of letters re maining iu Die Hillsboro post office un claimed: Kelley Miss Stella Flower H L All letters not called for by Feb. 21. 1895, will be sent to the dead" letter of-'. fice. One cent will be charged on each letter called for. Mary A. Brown, P. M. Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure. VlRtTK OK AN EXKCUTION. decree mill order ol stile, issued out of the Circuit Court of the Miitu of Oregon, for Washington County, in favor of K. K. Miller, plaintiff, and against Kred Patter-, son, A. I., al'leod, Helen Mul'leod ami M. I). Markham, defendants, for the sum of thirlv-two and riftv hundredths dol lars (12.30) costs, and for tliefurther sum ufeiehtliniHlrailani!eitflitvd..lliiMfSSu.un ITnitMl Sluti-a md.l ciin. with liitemit ' ihi-nmn t tlw mt. i,r trn I tin nr mut. lu. ) iHjr cent, per i no,,.,,,, tn,,,, tl. 'ilst. .l,,v T K.,vi,U 7 . . : . ' ' t .. ,r ' WIS, anil the further sum of ninety dollurs ' tataiun with iiitrent. tlmnv,ii at tl,rl. f eight (8) per cent, per aiiiiinit from the 18th : any ot ueconuier, isa, ami lor Hie costs , No 2 10 acres, litilf olettieil, 1 acre beit uml expensed of sale and ol said writ. vertluin, rost hIiwIhhI ami sown to erasM, Now, therefore, by virtue ami In pursu-' no buildings, Koes forStio per at ro. VVith ance of said Judgment, decree and order of in two milea of HillHlsjin. Terms, $400 sale, I will, on Monday the 10th day of down, balance In A veura at li) nnr cent. February, I88fi, ut the south door of the ! Court House, in Hillsboro, Washington County. Oregon, at the hour of ten (10) o'clock a. ii, of said dav, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the following-ilescribed real property, to-wit: ! I'art ot tnetsoulli west yt ot tne Miutn j west or section inree i;i lownsnip one (I) Koitn Kange lour (4) nest, Dcgtiiniiig at the Smith West corner of Section three (3)running thence North seventeen minutes : (17 ) r-aat on the section line twenty and fifteen htiiidredthsi'JO.lA)chaiiistotheNorth W est corner: thence lutst with the SoUli line of said Southwest Kl of Southwest V. thirteen and twenty-live hundredths (13.2f) : cnains w tne center ol tne ryuij tm nce Y ., a South thirty four (') degrees Hm t eleven and eighty-two hundredths (U.83) chains, . ,.a .-!f L"'e 0,al. l1. i f of said tract; thence West on the Section I line nineteen and seventy-seven hundred-j ths (19.77) chains t tlie place of beginning excepting a piece in the .Wriwest corner 01 sum tract, tiescnoeu as ioiios: vom - mencini! at a ixdnt two 121 rods South of:?. . j...... . i.. v..:,hoU. ,.V-i.i t,-,..t ning thence North two 12 rods, thence Southwest to the place of beginning, con- taining thirty six aud forty-eight hun-1 dredths 180.481 acn'S, more or less, all sit- nate tn Washington County, Oregon, to . satisfy the hereinbefore named sums, and j for the costs and expenses of suid sale. 1 S..!.l ....... u-lll lw, u,.l,l aiiKiuc, li. m ' demption as piir statute of Oregon. Witness my hand this 8th dav of Janu ary. WW. H. P. Ford. Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon, By V. 1). Hxauforii, lleputy. Miller A Miller, Attorneys for I'laintiil. Notice for Publication. Land Offii at Orkuon Citt. Or. I Jan. 1U, WW. ( NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, and that said proof mil be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington cotintv at Hillsboro, Oregon, on Feb. 20, 1808, viz: Jolin R. Greenwood, H. E. No. 7U04, for the X W , Sec 25, T 1 X.U5W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, viz: Oeortre oriheT. Walter U I.illv. James Churchill and An Upas Thomas, all of tjales t;recK. Oregon. 41-0 ItiiHKRr A. Mill. kb, Register. Notice for Publication. i,SD OFrtCK AT ORKliON ClTV, Olt.l Jan. a). WM.i OT1CK r hereby given that the follow ing-named sett It-r has tiled notice ol his intention to make Una) proot 111 xii port of liis claim, and that said proof will tot- made beiore the Register niitf Receiver U S band Otllce tit Oregon City, Oregon on .March It, IS, viz: Frederick I'oienn. H. E. No. 8212 for the X of S W and S N W li Sec 3a J wp 1 H 1 VV He names the following witurHses to prove hiscontinuous residence upon and cultivation 01 sain lann, viz: John Caldwell of I'rogresa Ore. Alonso U Fanno " " James Hite " " Joseph Moyd of Portland. Ore. 44-0 Uokkrt A. Mii.i.kr, Register. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of tliR State of Oregon for Washington county. Henry Brauer Plaintiff, vs. Minnie Kuehnel and Frank Kuehnel, tier husband, W Sutherlaml, Anton Wicke, A I 8 Wilcox, 11 A Klliottand K I X Kuehnel, Defendants.) To M imiie Kuehnel 11 nil Frank Kuehnel, her husband and F X Kuehnel, the above named defendants. IN THK NAMH OF THE STATE OF Oregon, you are hereby commanded and reijuired to appear and answer the complaint riled against you in I lie above entitled court in the above entitled suit, on or before Monday the lth day of March, A. 1)., 1896, the same beiiiKon the first day of the next regular term of said court next following the expiration ol the time pre scribed in the 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-wit: For a decree that plaintiff have and recover of and fiom defendants Minnie Kuehnel and Frank Kuehnel, and of and from each of them, on a certain promissory note for $5110 made and delivered by said Minnie and Frank Kueh nel on July 31, 1893, bearing iuterett at 10 percent per annum, interest payable semi annually, payable to plaintiff, on which S2 interest hai been paid, aud on a mort guitr given by said defendants Minnie and Frank Kuehnel on the following described real property situated in Washington County, Oregon, to-wit: 'I lie south half of the west three-quarters of the northwest quarter of the southeast quurler of election Four, Township Two, Hon lb Range one West of the Willamette .Vei idiun, 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 mortguge and ordering said mortgaged property to be sold and the proceeds ap plied to tho payment of expenses of sale, costs and disbursements and attorney's 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, through or under tiiein or eit her of them, subsequent to the execution of suid mortgage, be barred and 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 premises, or any part thereof, and for such other and IttrlJTr relief as tq-h court shall seem meet and equitable. '1'hii summons is published against you by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge of the above mimed court made in open court and dated on the nth day of Decem ber, Ilj9a, J, B. Stoddard, Attorney for I'laintiil. ANDERSON & TUPPER, (Successor to C R Mead) EXPRESS! Makes regular trips to Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re turning oil Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays. All business entrusted to him will bo promptly and carefully attended to. Freight and express rates reasonable. Leave orders with him, or at Ledford's, or at The Arottb. Look! Rare Bargains nnnnnilno Wtn Quia Enquire at The A Rons otiiee. No 1 'JO acres, adjoining city limits, sidewalk witbiu one block of property. IB arres cleared, finest nihility of bottom lumi, 4 acrtai noncti, line Kite tor tiuUdinjr imrnoHOH. some timber on mi inc. W11I sell tn a body tor KiUtlo uai t do wti. nnl- anceon time to suit puivlinsei Oi ill nunivme so tin to give turn environ Lot "l 1 boncli, ttl Iiluts from 2 to lannu .t tl Ui. 1 1 acroa. at SI J5 per acre, llm ms K v - i,t71 cou'-t ",r K"V" "l IIOIIIB W UICM Cltl PU mme 8011 uiiiiiiji in vwlKrine betore ' B0' . Oil tlltl lllal Uct lof a 8nort tin,e ""v' Or will sell 40 acres, of which nlmvn i a part, at stime price per acre, inehnllng 15 acres of leavcrdiuii and swuil cleared, ? 1 wroa, highway running through i center of plat. fiOaerm an etihi- ", oicunni, Hppim, pen h""11. "m ""iinnj ma tn, gouu well of water; TO acres of heaverdnin. easy to put in cultivation; place well watered by springs mid rrnek; 100 acres under fence; 1) niilos from post ofllee, daily mail; 1 mile from school house and Mix miles north of Hillsboro. (oes cheap for cash. W J Krifi. H'lllVI If VII aTBt(ll) UIIU Third streets. 7Sx 175. with mmd huildlmr thermn.Huitabloforanv kind of business, and in excellent rentiir. will bo at a bai- gain for cash. Part payment ami balance No 5 U acres; Halt cleared, halance in grass. Good house of four rooms; good Danl all(1 outbuildings. Fine orchard of ...,1 .:-.,. frlll,a 150 cnicaens 50 aucas, i-uorse wagon a seta single narness, goou cow, 3 ueiiers X horse and farm implements. Every thing goes for $650, cash in hand, . Ulo IS. McNKtL, Race ver. TO THE E AS T . . ! . Gives the choice of . . . . TWO TRANSC0NT1NESTA h ROUTES Great Union Northern Rj. - Pacific By. VIA -IA SPOKANE DENVER MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA AMD AND ST PAUL KANSAS CITY LOW RATK8 TO ALL KA8TKUN C1T1K8 Ocean S teamen Portland Every Five Day Leave ....FOR.... SAN FRANCISCO For full details call on or nd'lr-"-:,- W H HURLI I R', Gen'l Pass Agent Portland, u i. Notice For Publication, Land Orrtrs at Obeoos ( ;; v, Ok.i Jan. ;i. ,.S. NOTICE is hereby given that the iVjUun -iug-naniedsettlerhas tiled nulice ol liis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, under Bee. Rev ised Mtatutt.s of the U. 8., aud that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver U. S. Land Office, at Oregon City. Oregon, on Kebruury 18, 18H6, viz: Chas. H. VVVlch, II. K. No. 10864 for the E N E , and K H S E 4 of Sec. 18, T 4 S li 0 W W M He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis:: John Pettijohu of Keusey, Oregon. Peylon Clarke " C H Wheeler Clutakauie " Geo Ricuvriue Jr , Vontavilla" 41-0 Robkrt A. Mill kb, Register SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Washington county. Reinhold A. J. Neckriti, Plaintiff, vs. Mary White, Thomas Boggass and James Boggass, Defendants. To Mary White, the above named defen dant. IN THE NAME OP THK STATE OP Oregon you are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint tiled 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, 1890, and ifyou fail to so appearand answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re lief demanded 111 the complaint, for a de cree annulling the deed fro.n the defendant Thomas Boggass, whereby he conveyed to you the East one-half (X) of Southeast one quarter ) of Section Seven (7) and West one-half C) of Southwest one-quarter of Section Eight (8) in Township Two (ii) North of Range Four (4) West Willamette Meridian, containing One hun dred and sixty (100) Acres, in Washington county, Oregon, declaring the deed of said property from Plaintiff and wife to said Thomas Boggass. a mortgage ou said prop erty to secure payment of Seventy Pivc Dollars ($75.00) with 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 aud disbursements and for such relief as may be equitable. Made and published by order of the Hon. Thomas A. McBride, in open court this December 23rd, 1805. A. R. V ENDENBALL, L. Lachman. Attorneys for Plaintiff,. A Bargain. A neatly constructed 5 ronm cot tage within 2 blks oi businesR part of town. , Good fence around lot, good wooilnhed, and two rooiny closets in nwdenoe. Also pump in good repair. Goes fcr $600.- In - 1 .. i quire at tbia office. i Purest Drugs and Chemicals. The Hillsboro Select Stock of Stationery. HILLSBORO CITY 1. K Beef, Mutton, Kept Constantly on Hand. ilij;lii't : Mmket : Price : Paid : for Cash Paid for Poultry. MAIN STltKKT, - , 1MLLSI10UO, Don't !)yy a lap sr.".? Coast CarriugfH and Bnpgien pjaacf rY TTcHT4l-i 1 are bent value for Irect money; UCQ ly Ull JCiCtl III ; DiHcotutt on I'lice but no ' v Discount on the Goods. PurtieuJars of Williams Hrs., Hillsboro, Ore., or M. M. vm, AHHjjjiiee Cimisi Carriiipe A Wagon Co., Corvallis, Ore. W.T. Andrews, l'nsitlt nt. D. V. Dorrant e.Secretnry-' ANDREWS LUMBER CO! tlneorponited June 8, IMKI.r ' , MAKUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN v ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER. MOUNTA1NDA1.K. - . . ." . ORF.OOV. F:sTlIE BUFFET CAR ROUTE U MiniKt era ta ji Shortest PACIFIC COAST POINTS ... ST. PAUL, AND THK Crosse both the Cascades and the Rocky Mountains in DAVI.I01IT, allordinir imt seiigms the opportunity of viewing the , Grandest Scenery , Two trains daily from Port Is ml ; one at via u. n.iV rt.anu Mxinane, ........ u,u,.L library cars, palace anil upholstered tourists' sb cping t uis. vels of elegance and com flirt, Containing bath rin, lmrU-r 7 lam steamships "Northwest" anil "Xtirthland" leave Dultiili evury MoniaraiiJ Kriduy for the "Hon." Mackinac Island, Detroit, t'levi-lai;.l and lluH.il.. in conneeti,, with tbetlival NorlhTii Hallway Have your ti kt ts n nd via Stilfl IIKUN s'l KiJI. SHU' XM PA N Y and on),,, a d. Ma-hi fnl fide fm, irom the heat arid .Itiit. F.'r iiek ets and general itiioruiation etiil 011 ut .ldi- . K. C STKV1SXS, a. W. P. A. 12 Front St.. Seattle, Wn.sft. PACIFIC UNIVERSITY THREE COM. Classical, rltli' tP tniMiv . t. a ,,x,. ,'i,.m , ,ieii:rt-s I()r h Education; tit lust prejmrnl All txptMier vt'cy low. liintrd nnd rooms tit tha 'Ladies' " Hall, sf3 to $4 per week, including electric light and hunt. -," The CiillegH Dortiiitorr, tinder exeellent, miiniipenient, ftir-' :": lushes rrtmrd nnd room m H2.2" er week. fWd nut) r.min in privnre fnniilii-a, 2.r0 ttnd upwards. Mnny am--.', detils rent rooms Hid Ixiii rd ilienn-elves at n Inlal cost not to exceed if l.ol) per week. The full term begins January 2, lb'J6 for full pnrtieulnrs address, ... thomas mcolelland, Forest Grove, Oregon. L. Five WILEY & DENNIS; ZC1TY LIVERY STABLE- Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD . in hillsboro. ' -;V; J ' ' . EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and MlfERS, V;, Notice for Publication. Lark Office at Oreoon CiTr, 0. Jan. 18, 16916. f NOTICE is hereby iriveu that the following-named settler hits tiled notice of hor Intention to make tlmil proof in sui port of her claim, and that said uroof wil and that said proof will be made before the Cotintv Clerk of Wash ash- inirtoii county at Hillsboro, Ureiron, on xvu. oj, jo?x), via; , Nellie B. Minogue, H. E. No. 8513, for the S IC Sec 21, T 3 N, It 3 W. She nania the following witnesses to prove her continuous residence .tijxm and cultivation of said land, viz: Kred Myers, Cornelius Nelson, Daniel Ran kin, Henry C. Mullius, all of Dixie, Oregon, " 41-8 P.OBIRT A. Mu.LKit, Register. , T?.RTl,V.lae w,tb tl,re Xlotsjn ? 'eth side aduition at $5 tier mtuh. ir, ftt ,,w Patent Medicines. Proprietary Articles. Pharmacy rarilcnlar Attention I'ald to I'll) sir tans' Prescriptions anil Family Refines. , 1 . MEAT MARKET UKUST, Vaor . ') Veal , and Pork : hat : Cattle, : Sueeu aild !; lilies OKKliQX. ou have seen a Connt Steel Oes 11. 17 i.niitii uarrnige agon t;o. .. -4, . and Quickest Line .V-. EAST. m America.:" 11 a. ui ru m p. ami 111111 a.jrt n ,.. ...... r ,. ,,u,.m, ,i,,nmiiuir,,i Uilllllir rrS. OUtl? i ne 1111 net i ars art mar shop, env chain, rtr. " ' -' ' ' J 5. k. c. DryxisTox.c. p. a r': a 1'.'2 Third St, Portlaml, Orgoi 1 ROE tOl'RSES Scientific, Literary. r 11 , . ' 'urfco ami tires a tlioroiieh Eiie- nri ror leaclnnj nr iMioinesn.,. . V. BERCKMOIS, .. Watchmaker and Jeweler, Moeond Street, - ' nutalioroOrogoii. WATCHES clocks,; ; JEWELRY ? SPECTACJLES ETC, and Com plicated Watch KepalHiie Satisfaction Guaranteed. Notice for Publication. Land Office at 0ehon Crrr, 0'a.l vr .it Jait. 16, lflfl-i'- NOTICE is hi-rnby givtvn.tba th foltow-ing-immed settler hast filed notice of his luteiititnr'to'-niakfl rltta'l nrAof In sun- i lort of ma elahu, that stud proof will uc ,,u uriore tne t--otini;y..i;ierK 01 rrnn" Itv niBton county, at Hllisbot ), Wr., 011 lien. 29. 116, via 1 Ut,., George Morphew, H.KIfo. 7758, ftr tlie.8 W.Seo 25 T 1 K He names the.' fnllawiuir witness prove his continuous resiiJentie ujwu ana Cultivation of said lautl.vta; Walter R Lilly, James Churcntll. Antiiwa Thonma and Jcfhn R Oreeuwood, all of Gal is Creek, Oregon. .. ,. ; 44-3 RoiiMT A. Mil ,lkb, Register, 1?OR sale or rent, the property of H 1 Unternahrer. Will rent at 14,60 per montn. Kntfotre or u V Berokntoea. J if!