THE :ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Oaly Democratic P.iper in Wash
ington County.
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BY
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Single copy five centa.
Ouo year, f 1.00.
SU moiitlis cent.
ThKj hiontha 36 cmU.
evident our young friend wrote on
animus more than did lie troui a
study of conditions. Consistency,
thou art noof kin to our contem
porary, the Hatchet.
THE HILLSBORO AKUUS, TfiUKSlMi, MARCH t, im.
Look!
Rare Bargains
i
WrtnllAv1 riM VI W
last Saturday.
H Vandotuelen was elected d:rector
and J W Vanderveldeu clerk of district
No 14. Miss Mooberk. of South Corne
lius, has been engaged to teach the
spring term.
Rev P DeRoo was etected director and
C M Hennens cUrk of district No 97.
'CORNELIUS.
Entered at the Post-olhce t Hillsboro,
Oregon, as Second-clas mail mauer.
Thk Oregoniiui yesterday morn
ing took occasion to read ot of the
republican party all those who are 1 .
., .. -I The city ejection is close bv and we
committed U the silver question tn j expect uij ti,e for the neit month.
affinity with Mitchell, Hermann Jot. Fairchild and his moiher relarneA
and Kills. It States that such a from Vancouver Tuesday.
policv is nuti-republican, dianutri- At the schoot meeting Monday j'R
,, " 1 . . . j ..:., Miller was re-elected director while Thos
cally opposed to party doctrine, Tanot was again elected clerk.
and that the state platform must . Mr ShaWi of n Oregon, was in
and will be gold standard. r As it Cornelius the first of the week looking
tor a location lor a orug siore. , .
Yesterday's Portland Market.'
Oats, good white,
Oats, good gray, 202 j) bit."
Potatoes $ wick '2.")io0.
Onions V suok 2-HtiDO.
Rutter. 'creamery, StKSj"). '
Hutter, fiiiicy ilairy, !".'' s
Butter, common. 17i rnU
llnv, titnotliv. S.'0(i '.UK).
Km
Hops4CG.
Wheat, Walhi WtiH.t, -"! lu.
Wheat, valley, 62 bu.
Purest Druffs
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
v
THE WATER AND L.IQHT8.
! now Ktaiifin. this means the nntaz-1
I ... A . 1 .."1 I R U McNutt was over from Vancouver
iThecity attorney, L.'K. Adama.
is of the opinion, and bases that'
opinion upon a supreme court de
cision, that the city f Hillsboro
need not continue taking electric
lights to the amount of $100 per
month, contending that the city
went further than its constitution
al limit, in contracting for an in
debtedness of $12,000 over and
aboylhe. $10,000 in bonds issued
This is a question of general im
portance to the city and no action
should be taken unless the law is
well established. If the use of the
hydrants is contingent upon the
taking of the lights, whether void
or not, the business interests of the
city could illy afford to lose the
protection the hydrants give for
fire purposes. This is a matter of
fact, not sentiment, and should be
so considered before any action is
taken.
onism of the Oregonian and its sup
porters, to Mitchell strength and'!
Ull lIHUCtt IK'll limtlllC .IICAl. CCliO".
torial tight will be a hot one, pro
vided the republicans elect a legis
latorial ticket this year.
on business the first' of the week,
Sam Moon was in the city from Cen-
tervill Y ednesday. ' ...
James Wilson was in the city from
'Centerville yesterday.
The K of P boys were very much sur
prised last Saturday night by the ladies
Dunging in a tine hit ch. .
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
I'nrtU'iiliir Attention I'alil l
riiysiciniiH' PreNerlptiniiM and
Kuinily Recipes.
J Eiium at TliK Atiurs oilier.
,' No 1 !.'0 acres, adjoining elly limits,
' , ahlowalk within one block of property,
j HI acres cleared, II nest quality of bottom
I land, 4 aei-en lamch, line silo for building
intuit Court of the State of Oregon ' P 1; "''" """"'L ', V, u
SUMMONS.
lathe
for Washington county,
Him.sboro shoultl, like other
uronressive "cities, have a board of
trade, or same commercial associa
tion. ' There is nothing which so
materially builds a town as organ
ization ot its citizens in the pro
curing of new business enterprises.
A" giibd tannery might be secured
to this city, by a little preconcerted
aition.
EXCESS OF MODESTY.
Spain should not be alarmed
over the action of congress. The
resolution relative to Cuba is not
so bad, and really means ' nothing
extraordinary. It is 'the. resolution
that Spain should consider, not the
bombast uttered in debate while it
was pending.
FROM PHILLIPS. J
The entertainment at Brooks school
last Saturday evening was a grand' suc
cess. The program consisted of Recla
mations, dramas, vocal and instrument
al music, pantomime, etc. Some of our
young people took an active part in the
program. '" '
There was a surprise partv at Chas
Hansons on the 24th in honor of his
thirty-fourth birthday. All report 'the
best time they have had for a long titne.
We understand that Miss Forrest,-wlio
taught the primary department in pnr
school last year, is to teach at , Warren,
Columbia county, tuts spring.. .
G L Perrine and family have been vis
iting friends at this place for several
days.
BEAVERTON.
Fob the quintessence of modesty,
and meekness parallel to that of the
sainted Moses, he who called hira
8.tif the meekest man on earth, our
' readers' attention is called to an ef
fort by the editor of the Hatchet, in
the issue of February 20th, which
from its frank statement leads one
to believe the young man is des
tined to become powerful in politi
cal history. Here is the erudite ef
fusion: i "Now are the times when a man
has friends. One with difficulty
escapes the excess of affection shown
for him when he visits now in Hills
boro. Politics is a great leveler,
one man's vote is as good as anoth
er's and the aspirants are ingratiat
ing themselves with everybody."
' In the language of our friend, the
best Irishman on earth, "Phat a
har-r d time he do have!"
COUNTY NEWS
SCHOLLS.
i,
Keiuhold A. J. Neokrita, Plaintiff1, 1
vs. I
Mary While, Thomas lloggess and f
James Hoggins, Defendants,.' j
To Maiy White, the above tunned 'defen
dant.
IS THK NAMK OF THK STATU OK
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 lirstdiiv of the next
term of said Court, which will he the third
Monday in March, ISiKS, and ilyou fail to so
appearand answer, for want thereof, the
plaintiff will apply to the I'mut for the re
lief demanded 111 the complaint, for a de
cree annulling the deed f10.11 the defendant
Thomas lioggess, whereby he conveyed to
you tlie Cast one-nan t;j) 01 noimuwi
one quarter ('l of Seetion Seven (7) and
West one-half () of Soiitliwost one-quarter
('4) of Seetion Kigbt (X) In Township
Two (3 North of Range Four H) West
Willamette Meridian, containing One. hun
dred and sixly (WO) Acres, in Washington
county, Oregon, declaring the deed uf said
property from Plaintiff and wile to suitT
Thomas Hoggess. a mortgage'oH (iiid prop
ortv to secure payment of Seventy Five
Dollars ($7..X)) with lawful interest, and
.directing said .defendant Marv White, to
execute and deliver to Plaint ill, a deed of
said property subject to said inonguire.
and for the costs and disbursements and
for such relief us may he equitable.
Made and published bv order of the
Hon. Thomas A. Mctiride, in open court
l his December nl, 1M.
A. It. Mkxdkmiall,
I.. I.W IIMAN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff'.
' It is well for the average Ameri
can citizen to look dispassionately
upon international questions where
nasty action of olir executive and
legislative bodies might do the na
tion irretrievable harm. Anent
the resolutions passed by congress
011 the Cuban question, it is a very
subtle affair, this 'gutting at 'the
true merits of the case. ' The aver
age person is rather prone to,, dw
cide on these little matters Vitliout
a careful analysis of the situation
and this course Bometimes leads to
grave consequences not ''Conducive
to good citizenship. It F6u)d be'(
well if people were to remember
that it is hot hardly ' fair to call
massacre war when the insurgents
are aggressors, and vice versa when
the Spanish are the offenders.
There is altogether too much of.
this thing going on and the trou?
ble is easily located when, it is re
membered that many ambitious
Americans have gone down to Cu
ba to be in on the ground floor
when the island shall have gained
its independence, and neither have
Thermometer stood 20 deg above zero
Monday.
Mrs Grace Lawrence is sick.
Mrs Collier had a sister arrive from
the East Monday.
School will commence March 23rd
with Mr Springer as teacher.
Miss Mettie Jack commenced a term
of school at rem Kidge luesday.
Z M La Rue and wife, of Portland, re
turned to their home Saturday after
spending a week with relatives at this
place.
If the game protector should happen
down this wav some Sunday morning he
would find plenty of sports fishing for
Miss Hettie Jack, of Farmington,
spent a week at Scholls the guest of Ks
trella G oner.
T J Wallan made a business trip to Tu
alatin Tuesday.
Herman Collies was in the county seat
Tuesday.
At the school election Monday the la
dies turned out enmassee and elected T
J Wallan for director and E C Miller as
clerk.-
B V Flint and wife returned from an
extended visit in California last week.
Jesse Emmel went to. Hood river last
week.
Miss Pearl SchmelUer went to Port
land last Friday to remain an indefinite
time.
T S Sutton, who has been sojourning
at Kidvihe for the past six weeks, re
turned to his home at Laurel Tuesday.
Misses Nettie' Arhspiger - and Ida
Wohlslegel, of Mt Side, were in town
Tuesday. -
RowfellBros returned Monday from
the vicinity of Hubbard where they have
been assisting Prof French with a series"
of concertii ' They report good success
'ana a lively time.
Mrs Latttie gave a Hardtimes dance
for her friends tridav evening which
was well attended but the emblems of
the times were missing. Messrs Jaquot,
Samson and Dogau furnished the music.
Mrs Estrella Groner gave a party Sat
urday night which was attended by a
number of young folks from Farmington
and vicinitv.
The annual election for town officers
passed off very quietly on Tuesday with
the following result: Mayor, F M
Robinson; recorder, J N Fisher; treas
urer, H Livengood; marshal, Otis Kel
ley; councilmen, long term, David Pur
ser and H C Watts; short term, W L
Pike and C Livengood.
Considerable excitement was occa
sioned at the school meeting Monday by
a vote for a 3 mill tax. Every available
vote was out on, -both sides but the tax
was carried by safe majority and the
school will go on. . . . 't. : , . .
P .... vi. M..- :!.. -
iDiHGFAFtU
HP w
vi 1111. v.r
r?
HAijifMiaHa
niieeoii time to suit purehuser. Or will
subdivide sous to give part cleared bot
tom and part licm-li, In plats from 2 to 5
aereH, at per acre. Here Is a ehiuu-e
for u irood neat littlo home which can be
made self sustaining Investigate before
Nome one gets it. On the market tor a
short time only.
No 2 10 acre, half cleared, 1 uere bea
voidimi. rest slushed and sown to gross,
no buildings, goes for Aim per uere. With
in two miles of llillslioro, Terms, $400
down, balance in 3 years at 10 per emit.
Or will sell 40 acres, of which above is 11
part, at niiiiio price per acre, including 15
aereM of beaverdam and su ail cleared.
No 3 1'iS acres, highway running
through center of place, SO acres U culti
vation; 2 acres in orchard, apples, pears
anil plums; (i room house; log hum, good
well of water; 30 aeres of beuverdain, easy
to put in cultivation; place well watered
Dy Hprnigs ami creek; hup acres tumor
fence; 11 miles from post office, dally
mail: 1 mile from school bouse and six
miles north of Hillsboro. (iocs cheap for
ash.
NO 4 A' g(WA -corner lot on Main and
Third WreeWVWxtW, with good building
thereoii.siiitiilileror any kiml ot Imsmms,
and in exeellnt repair, will go at n oar
Igaiii for cash, , Part payment and balance
on long Dmo .ti, security.
No u acres; half cleared .balance in
grass. Good house of four rooms; good
burn and outbuildings. Fine orchard ol
50 trees ami various other small frails,
ISO chickens 50 ducks, I -horse wagon
2 sets single harness, good cow, 3 heifers
1 horse ami larm implements. Hvery
thing goes for 650, cash in hand
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I. K IlKUST, I'hoc
Beef, Mutton, Veal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Maikct : Price : Paid : for : rat : Cattle, : Micep : ami ; IIoks
Cash Paid for Poultry.
Highest
MAIN JSTKEHT.
IllU.SIiOKO.
OK Ml ON.
't !!uy a tt';
Until yon have seen n Const Steel (Jeitr
Manu'l'il. by Coast Carriage A Wagon Co,
Coast Carriages and Huggies Dqc rY TTdTfVl I
are best value for lei'sl money; JUJVvJW a-iiix vaa .
, 0
Ilisciitint on Prices but no '.
Discount on tlie (loods, " .
ruitioulars of Williams llros., Hillsboro, Ore,
or M. M.i ill vis, Assignee Const Carriage A Wagon Co., Corvullis, )re.
W. T. Andrews. President. ' M. Wllornince, Secretary
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
(lucorporali'd June S, IMtl.)
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDALK, OKHUON.
CENTERVILLE.
There was a magic lantern show given
at the school bouse Friday evening
wlucli was quite well attended.
. At the annual school meeting beld.on
,1 . I I . 1. .1- .v,. J
lliey Bioppeu snort, 01 uiuing ine rector and J E Wilson clerk. School be
insurgents. In the days of Grant, gins Monday, March 9th.
who. was one time a sturdy demo- , ',M Knecht, the wife of.ouf genial1
... . ., ... . ; crenmerynian is spending a short time
umi, Hirco icjiunB ncivvj.iiicu 111- ,H Portland visiting friends
libusters" mid summanlv dealt
with. There are two
Cuban question, but the tone of t-jie
associated press dispatches clearly
thowF but one.
I Hi- 1 utt-'iMi'i r. r-i it with lit trlwt
,.H,t;, r In (!;. (rll t" 1 .-.lli- j
I' ll- I'll : i i-l :; w inl ,n th Paclat
(1.1st. It 1,,.1-Ih till 111 niti.lty. ittti,rtriA and ntws, ;
I ilK It III 1 ,11' .i.'a r4. srnihlc llnpvrM ar ;
Hit-lit' -hi u it 11111 r'liailp.il t.urnl Newatht .
."11 l.-si an 1 iiu'i,.hi in, t it. Kt1ti.rlh from lbs 1
,i.i-!i iifin ,11 t:ii. c i-itilr.
1J1K-' iiM iiiri.K .i;il-.vii)ai,;iii,fci,4alwajra
villii., ihr- f r 1. , I in I ' rimiilmi uf Oi fwoplaM
. ns) r.nii:ii miii, .is rliqu a. c,,rpuratlon, or
,ii..r.'..ifwivil nni ktnd 11 will b tailapM4M
in ai trylra.. i-i,tii.l la nullintf.
Notice of Final Settlement,
NOTU'K'.s hereby g ven that the un
dersigned bus tiled her titial account
as iidniinistriitrix of lite estate of enry
Demin, deceased, in the County court
of tlie State of Oregon fur Washington
count v, and that said court has appoint
ed the Slrd day of March, lsi, at ten
o'clock a, 111. as the time for hearing objec
tions to such final iiecoimtiul for the
settlement thereof. .
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Febru
ary 1!'. MM."-
I.KItTllA I1K.M1N,
Adniinistratrix of the estate of Henry
Demin, deceased.
t . Notice for Publication.
I.ANIl Ol'FICK AT OKKIION f'lTY. Oil.)
Feb. JO, IMKI.i
TWTIf,'K is herebv given that the follow-
ll inir-iniineil settler lias tiled notice of
bis intention to make tiniil proof in MIJV
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be niaile before the Comity i'leik of Wash
ington eniint'v, at llillshuio, Oie(.on on
May U.'ISW, viz:
Olof Sunitherg,
II. '.. No. 8.V98, for the X K W N W h a''"'
Lots I, 2 and 3, eec. 81. T N liange ; W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
I cultivation of said land, viz
Henrv linker. S. S. Heed, Charles Weilherg
land Oust Kngestrooiu, all of t.i Inn wood,
Oregon.
49-6
IIobkkt A. Mii.i.kk Hecister.
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Succes.,jr to C II Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re
turn tug on Tuesdays, Thursdays uml SlV
urdavs. All business entrusted to him
will bepromptlv and carefully attended
to. Krcitrht and exnrcss rates reasonable.
Leave orders with him, or at Led ford's, '.
oratTltK Aniii's.
K. McNKll., Itece ver.
TO THE
EAST
Gives the choice of. ...
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TRADE MAnKt.
DBtlOH PATIMTS.
OOPTMIOHTS. ate.
For Information and free Handbook writ to
MUNN ft CO., m Bbqadwat, Nbw Voei.
Oldeil bureau for aecurlnj patenta In America.
Every patent taken out by us la brought befora
the pubuo by a notice glren true ot charge In the
LarffflH einmlAtirm or wnf clentuo Mper in tn
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rvMMUKBM. 361 Iiruftdwa, Hew York City.
world. BplcndidlT Illustrated.
man ihouul be without It week It.
ear: 81.su six montiM. Andrew, munn
No lutcllitront
Weekly. ft.'MKU
OS VVa
ThiMy F. Oaken, Henry C. Pay fie,
Henry C. House, Hecievm
n
ORTHERN
Thb W'asl'ington county Ilntchot
i msiil?rnlilv worked up liccnuse!
Mrs Wren is visiting Mrs McKay at
sides to t he ' Glencoe. who is not very well. She was
b years old at her last bn-thday. j. ' I
Mrs ariy Mjcfcurdy is confined to the j
house with the quinsy.
G W Marsh visited Hillsboro Tuesday
evening combining business with pleas
ure. .
J E Wilson butchered nine hogs Mon-
dav moruim?. seven nf which vpr. ilia.
the publwht-r of the Times hns tlie! posed of to John Van Lum, who took
pnmMHi,Wit an Postmaster nt the Lthen? t0 Porlland Tuesday'
ful'lpim itv - aunl auvR Mr Marali'a' M Wren has sold 49 acres of land to
toiieg(iitj,wia b Mr. fljiireli s , Mr c ,oh f Hil, b
term will last a little over a vear,
meaning to leave the inference that
should 11 repiihliciin executive he e-
h-cteil the then incuiubetit would lie
police removed nnd let civil ser
vice regnlntions slide. This is uiod
esty of the moo', kittenish kind, as
nil know that Marsh's predecessor
was allowed to serve the term of
aointiiienjrithout nioleslittion.
fwrllinotheftilanoe of the demo-
Crfttlc injustice, wich so hurts the
The debate of the Woman's Suffrage
question between Mrs C P Blanchard
! mid G W Marsh was won by Mrs Blanch
ard, sue naving the auirmative side.
VERBOORT AND VICINITY.
The blizzard we had last Sunday was
likeAome in Wisconsin.
Peter Wambeke has gone back to his
old home in Minnesota on account of ill
health.
I B McXew was working roads near
Gables' bridge last Friday and Saturday.
! Martin Reilinir's and f W Van Der Vel-
IT .1 . , , . . ,.' l.n..... I. .1 .l.-k
eve or tne naiciieiv;, ttie hiatus ot , "v" i ""u'lr
. "-. - . . . .' '.:--, ' Murlin Von lion H.nnl, nt .V
Tli" Clirnnlcle Bulldlna;.; 1 .
THB "DAILY
II r Mall, I'oalac Paid,
0i!s$6jpafeaF.
The Weekly Chronicle
Thj lireit'sl Wee "Jy h the C'ottitry.
CTiH Zr Vaor Elegant
i-v-y a iGQi.. Dinlna Cars
Tourist
Sleeping Cars
PACIFIC R. R.
u
N
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
LOW IIATKS TOA Wl,
KASTKItN I'll IKS
Ori'an SUamtr
Lfurr Portland Kerry Kite
.. Fun....
SAN FRANCISCO
l'V.r full detail cull on or addrcNs:
W H HUBI,Bl Rr,
(ien'l Pa A(?nt 1'nrtliind, Oregon.
Notice For Publication.
Land Okkii-k at Okkuon City, (Ik.i
Feb. 1!, 1SIWI.K ,
N'0'l'ljC:H js .hereby trivtm tlmt tlie I'olliiw-'
iiiH-iuuni'tl settler Inin filed imlice uf lii
iiiteiitinii tu in a kt- tiniil ii'iinf in siiiiiii't 11I
bis claim, under See. 'j;:u") Itevised l-'tutiiles
of the L. H unit that Biiid proof will lie
made before tlie ItegiiiUir and Keceicer
V. H. Lund (Mliee, nt Uregoii L'ilv, Oreunti,
on April , 18IHI, viz:
CllHH. H. Welch.
If. K. No. 1UHH-I for the E i N K ',' and K
, A K of Sec. T 4 X II II W W Jl
He iinmes tlie followini; witneHyen to
prove bis eiintinumiK residence upon and
cultivation of suiil bind, vi.:
Thomas l'ettijidin of Knasey, UrMjjiiii.
Palon t.'larke " "
C II Wheeler ('iHtskanie "
Geo Uiciiwine Jr , .1 ontuvilhi"
40-6 Koiikkt A. Mu.i.Kii, Hevister,
SUMMONS.
in the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon
for Washington county,
Plaintiff,
flpfendaii
the above named
PACIFIC COAST POINTS ...
ST. PAUL, AND THK KAST.
Crosses both the Cascudes mid the Itm'ky Miitiiitiiins in DA Y I. Hi II I', iifVoidiiiK pa.
netigcrs ibeiippiiiliiiiily uf viewing llie ( -
Grandest Scenery1
in America.
"-r
Two trains daily from Cortland ; one nl II 11, 111
via U. U.iV .Viiml ,"pokiiiie. I tuns snpetli eiiiiipiiiiiil, riiiiHi.sint;iil'diiiii.; ears,
11, Mill , iliuie llllll upilillSKMI'll IIIIII INIH' I" I l II If I II I S. I lie lllllll'l ( HI S Ul t lT-
veil ofulegunce and cniiifui't. eotitaiiiinn hath room, ImrUir Hliup,.va.sv chairs, ele.
, la j Seal tie, and one al H:4," n. m..
, biirTet
IlK MAGMFICKN
Twin sleaiiiships "N.nt liwesl" anil "Nurthlanil" li-uve I'nlnih evi-rv MmihIiiv nuil
Friday lurtlie "rSim," MaeUluuc Islaml, Di lmn, Ce eliinii 111, d Iti: Hi, in cm ii'm tli-n
wilh I lie tin-til Northern Kail way Have vi r lii-ki-ts run! via Nh;' IIMiN M'FA M.
SHU' I'OMI'ANY anilenjii.v a d.-lielil fill riile liee fruin llie In l and ,tul. Fur tii li
els a 1 id Kimerul iiiliiriiiatlun ci.lliin or aihliess
It. C
, SI'KVKNS. O. W. I', A.
1112 I'loiit St., Scuttle, Wash.
A. II. C. DKXMS'l'ii.v.C. p. T. A.
I.'i Third St, I'.irtland, Oivior
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY
TtniiM-: 1 oi.i.i-tiK ciinisK.s
. e . Classical, Scientific, Literary.
VII K At'ADKXIV ire-un'f for Onllcgr 111 1 givi-n u tUrniigli Kiir.
' - liflr ICdiieiition; tlie nvl reNir.-itiiiii fur Tciicliiiftf-ur HiihineHH.
All e.xw-iifeti vt'iy low. Kminl nuil rnonis nt t lie LhiHch'
. Hull, i'.i (11, U tit-r.wi-tik, ii)t;liitliiijr .cli ftri Jil.rt-nitil lient.
The (Jdlli-gc Doi iiiiiDn-, under ex t-lli-nt uuiiiit-iiiint, fur-nislil-H
imiinl Ht-il rooiii ut 1(2. 2r i r uecli. lionrd tu i
ronilMii private fatnilits. !i:2.-")U uml iiimhiIh. Mi-.hv sin-ili-lilH
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Alien M Thorn,
To Alice M Tliorn,
defendant,
NAMK OF THK STATU OF
eon. von ure nerebv cntiitnaiKled
and reijiiired to apoear and answer the
complaint tiled against you in the above
entitled conn in tlie above entitled suit,
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A. i)., 18!IH, the Hunio heinjron the II rat day
of the next rejrulur term of said court next
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scribed in the order of publication of thin
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existing between you and the plaintiff be
dinKolved forever, and that hucIi other and
further decree be made us may be equitable
and for bin costs.
Tim summon" is published against you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBride, Judge
of the above named court made in Cham
bers this 20th day of February,
,,, , GlSO. W. P. .IOHBPII,
' ", Attorney for Plaintiff.
-Notice for Publication.
1a'kd Orricit at Obkoon City, On.l
Jan. 20, lW.i
NO'f tCif hereby given that the follow-liig-iiaiiied
Bottler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup-
Kort of his claim, and that said proof will
c made before the Register and Receiver
U 8 Ijanrt Office at Oregon City, Oregon,
on March ll, 18iifl, vi,:
Frederick Cozens.
IT V. BERCKMOES,
.. Waicliinukcr ami Jeweler, ..
' coml Struct, - II illsboro, Oregon.
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Cor, 2nd and Washington Street, Is .
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
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Notice for Publication.
Land OvrioK at Oiiroon C'ty, Ok.I
Feb. 21, 1MW 1
XTOTICJC Is herebv ifiven Unit the follow-
1.1 iiig-nauied settler has II led notice ot
" Notice for ' Publication.
Lamp OrrtcK at Okeoon Citv, Ok.I
Feb. 10, 18!Hl.f
NOTICM iH hereby given that the follow.
Ing-uamed settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make final proof in sujh his Intention to make linal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will port ol his claim, and that said proof will
be made bel'oHti the County Clerk of Wash-1 we niado before the County Clerk of Wash
ington coiinly; at HillslioiO:
May h, iHU, yiis :
Oust Engpstroom,
and
Oregon, on ; ington county, at Hillsboro, Ot'egoi:
waren so, isotl, viz :
Miles Si Collins
H. K. No. 71W0, for Ibe 14 U H W li and W
H M H Sec 22 T 2 N Hw,
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U .1... 1.11 ! !. . . " 'C ' " rm nimunPl. lit
no imiiicn ine NMidwniK winiesses 10 pruf.e ills continuous residence upon and
prove his continuous residence unon and i-.hH
H. K. No. 8212 for the N of 8 W and S eultivation of said lund, viz : ; outiM Haycock, of Kir-, Oregon
Yl 1 V bbuob iwiiin iv 1 n ucriij.iiiHvci, w. jccii, viiKiiei, Wje(j--i IlllI'leH ICKH,
lie lmnies me lotiowing win
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lots 1 and 2 Hec ilO i' 8
No. Bfilia, for the E U N WW,
N, H5 W.
1. D. CHARITON, Asst. Gnl. liis k.
WOR1LAN0 io
856 Morrison Street.
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation 01 saia lanu, viz;
John Caldwell of Progress Ore.
Alonzo K Funno " .. "
James Hite " "
Joseph Floyd of Portland, Ore.
44-6 Robert A, MlM.KB, Register,
itnesses to berg and Olof Hundberi;, all of Olenwoodt,
Ore
gon,
49:0 Robert A. Milieu, Register. .
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j KHis 1.--A large cottage with throe TOR sale or ront. thn nmnntv nt w
lots In North side, addition a, as per JTunieVSta
ith. - Hnqutwiatthu oWoe. ; month, Enquire of L V Berckraoe
H8 Dateimin, . " , "
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47-6 Roberta. Miller, Regls,lr.