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THE H1LL8BORO ARGUS, THURSDAV, JULY 2, 18.
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Paper in Wasta
' ingfon County.
KSU Kd" EVERY THURSDAY
HT
The Irgss Mlishug pmi
Ki'uM KtpTtoH rmiA - "
single cony tK-tn-ent. -.
Oaf vwir.W.W.
Six mwiiilw rent.
i'hr n ml h as oenttv
' KntM at the Post-office at Hillsboro,
ajregon.aasaFowI-clas mail matter.
not his full -iuty to them unless he
avails himself of this right for fut
ure protection. There are many
readers of The Argub who should
take tnis to reason and profit. It
is a business proposition and one
that is equally humane and christian.
IMMIGRATION SHOVLD CEASE.
There need be no fear that
"sound money" oVmofraU will
vote for the republican presidential
nominee. . That little stiletto stab
about the '"dishonest" democratic
administration will not mako any
republican votes out of democrats
who supported tariff reform.
TUVE POLITICAL ECONOMY.
Ti v. political economy is not that
condition of national finance in
which a high protective tariff muB$
be levied upon imported articles m
irder that one stock of national
ni " ey may 1 honored at the ex
ense of another. Yet, it must be
Emitted the "parity business is
t!.c real condition that more than
j- y thing else, demands a high
protective tariff." The gold stand
ard an 1 high protective tariff, there
Li e go hand in hand The protec
tive tariff favors the manufacturer,
gives no protection to the laborer,
1 urdens the consumer, while the
.gold standard makes the holders of
.the yellow metal stand to all
-others as does the protected man
ufacturer to the consumer and labor
er. The democrats ever held that
the people should receive protec
tion which was protection and now
that the tariff issue is settled, the
the party will look after the people's
interest in national finance. m
Every banker and speculator in
England want to see the United
The time has ten years passed States maintain the gold standard.
when foreign immigration was a They know that a statue allowing
good thing for America. It had , b,,th niftals jual mintage rights
been better were it checked even w;n Wl).)c tt hardship on their gold
five orten years before that, ine iu,idings..
forfliffii classes have usurned our
. o .
fields of labor y have settled on our
eminent domain, have forced down
the wage scale, steadily year after
year, notwithstanding the protective
tariff was supposed to protect every-,
body, until we are about reduced to
an European level. It is high
time that something were done, for
VERBOORT AND VICINITY.
Several of the voune folks of this com
munity will go to Portland to spend the
Fourth.
... Mr A Smits with a family of eight
small children have arrived from the
Black Hm Where Mr Smits was killed
some tiuieiuc in a saw mill accident.
TWO FOR ONE
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Rare Bargains
I Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
Select Stock
of Stationery.
rarttrnlat' Attention Paid I
Physicians' Prescriptions and
Family Recipe.
Advance.
Tre Enquirer is a 9-column, 8
pagft paper, iscued each Thursday.
Largest in sins cheapest in price,
most reliable in news.all large type,
nlain nrinl. irood white naner. If
our readers want another live paper
the Enquirer is that paper.
Call or send orders to
Argus Pub. Co.,
Hillsboro Ore.
The school at tnii place closed Thurs-
.i . e . e L.,. uav Willi appropn-re ciciirara. hi
in the event of a return o, better Craig deliveretf thedipfumas to the fol
time, the benefit which should of ( lowing: William Vender Velden, Joe
necessity accrue to Americans will
be absorbed by another influx of the
Eastern pauper labor. For the pro
tection of our people ei.ch alien who
has no interest here but that of hire
should be sent home. A man who
comes to a country but to filch it
and eventually rtturn is an element
not conducive to that country s
welfare.
Moore, Adelia Hermens and Helen Al
derman,
J F Peereuboom has a good second
nana bicycle lor sale cneap.
John Van Dvke has a kiln of 40,000
1 1 1 : .1. " 1.. r IL. 1-...
DrlCK wimu tire rcauy mi 111c mai mi.
The people have volunteered to haul
gravel to the swale roads near the church
THEY NEED NOT TROUBLE.
Gold standard republican organs
liavefor months been attempting
lto tell the democrats how to form a
.platform which might possibly ele t
their presidential nominee. Cer
tainly these philanthropic journals
have but the good of democracy at
heart in these their kind offerings.
But democrats know republican
journals and politicians and are
aware that they want to see Mc
Kinlev elected. They futher know
that republicans have little or no
uliow for election if democracy goes
into the fight as it should. For
this reason the democratic party is
not taking pointers from McKin
lev's supporters. It will go ahead,
ntn with the rank and file of
people, because it is a party of .the
people -no two or three men mortg
age a candidate for democracy and
then foreclose in national conven
tion as did McKinley's managers
and those disgruntled hysterical g.
o. p. journals which see in a declar
ation for free silver, a destruction
" w -"'Mr'
It is expected that the populist
and silver convention at St. Louis
on the 23rd inst will nominate
Teller, who bolted from the repub
lican convention. The populist ex
ecutive committee and the populist
editors are at variance on this ques
tion of amalgamation Lut perhaps
not enough to prevent the co-ali
tion. If they do this the silver
forces will be somewhat divided but
not enough to particularly hurt the
democratic free silver vote. As a
matte: of fact the populists are ex
pected to put a "roitldie-of-the-
road" ticket at all hazards. 1 he
campaign will be a warm one and
if McKinley wins the election it
will be after a hard fight.
Notice for Publication.
Land Omcs at Obkcion City, Or.I
Mav IS, IHSHl.t
NOTICE is hereby given that the Inllow
Ingnained settler lias Hied notice of
his intention to make final proof m sup
port of his claim, ami that said proof will
be made before the County Clem 01 w asn
ington couutv, at Hillsboro, Oruacii. on
July 0. 1896, viz: .
John M. Brown,
Enquire at The Audi's office.
No 3 10 acres, half cleared, t acre liea
verdiiin, rest slashed and hov.ii to Brans,
no buildings, gous for (htf per acre. With
in two miles of HillHlHiro. Terms, Hott
down, balance in 8 yours at 10 per eont.
Or will sell 40 acres, of whU'h bImivb is a
part, at sumo price per aero. Including 15
acres of bcaverdum and .wall elearetl.
No S 128 acres, highway running
through renter of place, fitt acres in cnltl
vation; - acres in orchard, apples, pears
and plums; room house; log barn, gisKl
well ot water; au acres 01 nenveruiiiii, mr
nut ( i.iiitii-ntlnii! iiimw well watered
by springs and creek; 10O acres under
fence; 1J miles from post otnoe, dally
mail; 1 mile from School house and six
miles north of EUUiboro. Uoos cheap lor
cash. ",'i :
No 4 A gooil comer lot on Main and
Third streets, TSx 175, with" good building
thereon.suitable for any kind of business,
and in excellent repair, will goat a bar
gain for cash. Part payment and balance
on long time with security.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
i . I. K UKU8T, I'sof
Beef, Mutton, Yeal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Maikct : Price : Paid : for : rat : Cattle, : Mieep : and : nogs
Cash Paid for Poultry.
Highest
SCHOLLS.
Mrs Clara Smock, of Dallas, is visiting
her uncle S V Seeley
Mrs Estella Groner came out from
Portland Sunday to visit with her moth
er, Mrs D B Emenck.
W J Grimes is visiting his sister Mrs
La Rue.
Scholls will celebrate the Fourth.
W A Prosser and family, of Kinton
were visiting relatives at Scholls Monday.
A B Flint returned from California last
week and reports the weather very warm.
Miss Alice Guild, of Woodland, Wash
iugton, returned home this week after a
months sojourn with relatives at Scholls.
Mrs Markham, of Portland, is visiting
with her brother, Ferd Groner.
W W Crowder end family intend to
start for the seaside as soon as possible.
Mrs H D Arnspiger is out visiting her
daughter,
Mrs J S Miller returned home Wed
nesday from a visit at Hood River.
R Skeels and E Brook left last Mon
day for Monmouth to attend the Normal.
B E Brooks and daughter Ora return
ed home from the seaside last week.
Nn t 11 acres: half cleared.balance in
j -- ----- . ,
grass. Good House ot tour rooms; gouu
bam and outbuildings. Fine orchard of
50 trees and various other small fruits.
ien chickens w ducks, l-horse wagon,
H ;,,. la hin.u onml row. t heifers
of 8 K H K W of S W H Sec 30 T 8 arm ilements.' Every-
H. ;.,,,.. ihe r.dl.vimr witnesses to thing goes for $650, cash in hand.
urove bis continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said land, via:
A. C. Archhold, J. U. Magnwer. iiiiam
Bouseien, Hillsboro, Oregon, and K. .
Howell, .Mountaindalc, Oreuou.
9-6 Kobkht A. Mn.LCH, Kciitcr.
mi.Lsiiouo,
OR H'iON.
W.T. Andrews. President. " H.W.Uorraliee, Sccielaiy
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
tluc.iroiiitet June H, IMW.r
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAlNDAt.E. ORRCON".
The republicans have the saddle
in Washington county, but two
years more will tell a differenl story.
But one thing -will hold the repnb
licans in power. If the legislative
delegation will stand manfully fur
an equitable eduction in salaries
and stand courageously against ex
travagant appropriations, republi
can power may be perpetuated.
The delegation has the ability to do
this, but should it fall ut der the
control of Simonism, look out, two
years from now, for such a repudi
ation as the county has never
kown- s. 1 j:
t
fwA
W. E. Rrnek has the only wula
fountain in town. Don't forget
this.
Who can think
Home iiinDw
thlDg to patent?
Wanted-An Idea i
PMlMt nn. Mm.! th.T mftr hrlus vim wealth.
Writa JOHN WKODEKBURN ft CO., Patent Atlor
nara, Waahlniton, D. C for their i.8uo prise oiler
aadllit ot two handnd InTeotloua wanted.
Facts Stronger Than Fictio-.
All pains arising from rheuma
tism, gout, tni'g'im, toothache, neu
ralgia, headache, neuralgic piins,
sciatica, lumbago, stiff neck, chilb
lains, contused muse'es, enlnrt.el
veins and all pains of the bones or
Notice for Publication.
Land Omen at Okfg'in Citv, ob.i
Ju'y 2o 1S!.i
XTO'I'ICK is lierebv Kiven that the follow
ll inn-named settler has lib d noli ;e of
his Intention to miiKe nntti itihh hi ")-
iHirt 01 bis claim, nnu ttmi suui i-rnni win
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington couutv at Jlillsboro, Oivon, on
Aiif., la, v:
Joseph Hickeiibottoiit,
Pre. T). 8. No. THOfl. for the X 1 of S K V
N K 4 of 8 W B K "4 ol ft H w V
r. l4 Pec 10, 1 1 i n o .
i e names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
(.iilr.ivution of said land, viz:
T. iiii.rv w Khe ' v. " if van nmnconi,
Albert Wood, S D 'Sheely, Vernonia, Ore
gon.
15-8 Robkrt A. Miller, Register.
Notice lot Publication.
Lamd Okkh e at Obkuoii City. Ob. i
July 'J5, tKi 1
XTOTICK is hereby civen t'htit the follow
11 liiu-nuined settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make hunt proof in sun
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be marie before the County Clerk of Wash
ington couutv at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
Aug. 8, lM5. viz:
George 1 1 Geiscl,
H. K. No. 24t. for the W of W V. Sect
21 I 2 N U 5 W.
He naincs the following witnesses to
proe hi continuous resi lenc upon aid
cultiv.it ion 11I Mtid lund, vi:
" "nlliiis, K Smith, of Kir Ovpt'in. J
Wlls 1. T Frost, ol" (Jules t'r e; Oieo .
15-rt llnsKRT A. Mii.ikb, Uejtistcr.
Notice f it Publication.
I.akii OrriLK at OuicoiiN Citv, Oil,
May 18, imxi.i
NOTICT. is hereby nivcn that the foll'in-ing-uained
settler hn tiled notice ol
his intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of hix claim, and Unit Baid proof will
be made before County Clerk of Washing
ton counH at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
July 7, 1890. viz:
Kenton h. Phillips,
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1,0 W It ATKS TO A t.I
KASTKItX CM IKS
, ,. n, i if
ttnth of the matter h;We""t)regon
ian. the New York Tribune, and
other great papers are afraid of the
results of the democratic convention
for it' will mean a smashing of the
McKinley idols. Those journals
need not worry about the death of
the democratic party. It will prove
too fivelv for them yet.
CO-OPERATIVE PROTECTION.
MUwM the'sptit in the dem
ocratic party on the money ques
tion. They seem to forget that
their party is in the same boat
Cnlifornia republicans declared for
free silfrr, Senator Squires, of Well
ington state avowedly a free silver
man, and by-the by how about
our own John H. Mitchell and Wm.
Ellis and Hermann too? Oh, no,
they're not split up on the money
question.
" This is an nge of progress. Whilst
but a small per cent of men leave a
competency fir their families by
reason of non-succefS in business
enterprise, there is, under present
conditions which furnish a cooper
utive means of eeta'e to a man's
family after death, no reason why
the head of a household should have
ti helpmeet and little ones to battle
with unnecessary hardships after lie
is gathered to his Fathers. I'ro
grwsion, the result of years of ex
perience, rich in results, has now so
, created a condition that the' man
of ordinary thysical and mental
t health inn retire to rest after a day's
hard labor with the fatisfnetory
- knowledge, that should death over
take him before morning, his family
will lie provided for. There are
1. iinv wins in which this assurance!
. run lie made positive. Old line life
insurance and fialernnl insurance
irganiiatioim furnish the basis and
k' there js no reason why, when a
ninall .'expense each m"uth could
H A. Xo. :NS3, for the W Jiotl W $1x1
nerves quickley relieved bjrjtwti'l." !,V fi 'j., 1- , io"
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ZJkt&S -t, . ' ijvJ&.K V.' 'K hcnefiel, Samuel Davidson, W .1.
' '' ' Thornbnrg, Perry L. Bcnehel.ol' annln(r,
Oca a Strum ?
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F.,r full details call on or iid'lress:
W 11 HURldiURT,
Uen'l Puss Agent Portland, Oregon,
Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, Ore.
PACIFIC ONIYERSITYiesO
tiuu:k 1 oi.i.koi: (ovhskis
Classical, Scientific, literary.
, SUMMONS.
So long as a gold standard pre
vails there will be no particular in
centive to increase the stock of
money. Every dollar of increase,
is in theory only, as the gold dol
lar must stand for itself and com
panions. The lesser the volume
the more the gold dollar is worth.
Is it any wonder that the banks
and speculators in money want the
gold standard to obtain.
Bridge Builders Take Notice.
TI1KRE will be let to the lowest bidder
or biiiders at the office of the Coun
ty Judge at Hillsboro, Washington coun
ty, Oregon, on Thursday, July , 1KX1,
atSo'clock p. 111., contracts Un the building
of the following b'iilges and tills, to-wit:
Bridge across ihe Tualatin river and for a
bridge and fill on county road leading
from Fariniiigton to the farm of Feid
Groner and a bridge or till and bridge near
Midilleton and for a till and bridge on
county road leading south from the resi
denee'of Martin Keiling to the Catholic
church,
All bidn ate to be sealed. The court re
serves the rigid to withdraw or reject any
or all bids. Specifications may be seen at
the clerks office in Hillshom, Oregon, on
and after the 8th day of July, 1890.
Dated this June 24. l)1Mi.
Bv order of County commissioners'
court, 11 P. Cohnkmib,
5 County Judge,
After carefully scrutinizing the
returns, those populists who assev
erated that there was no democratic
party in Washington county, must
have come to the conclusion that to
a baldheaded certainty there is a
democratic party and that it polled
good a vote, considering the state
of organization, as did thepopuisls,
ana elected as ti.auv candidates, as
well.
Major McKinley will probaly
Wuit untill after the democratic
convention has met before he pub
l.l , I.. if A II.
..vrtU.a.iv mnn'a widow should ,"."" 1,18 ieer acceptance.
rv. rt to the wnshtub after his death. I W wal some free silver republi
if. i (i.Joan vot, and "Mo" thinks he
file I" aiiirn, tun iii?v.u,ii-'-r , ii.' j
Woodmen, ihe Knights of Pvthius,
the Odd Fellows, the Artisans and
numerous other orgat iiiions sup
knows a thing or to about policy
La grippe I La grippe.
For la urippe, coughs, colds and
consumption Wilbur's Cough Cure
has no equal. Nice and pleasing
to taste and can he taken by the
most delicate female orehild. Price
50 cents. Hold bv W. K. Hrock.
4 8olentiflo
American
Agency for
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For Infonnatloa and tret Handbook writ to
HUNM CO.. Ml Broadway, New Tout.
Oldest bureau for securing pntcnta In America,
Everr patent taken out bjr us la brounht bofora
th public bf o notice (Iran I roe ol charge lu tua
larceit etreulatton of an 7 aclentlilo paper In th
world. Splendldlr Illustrated. No lutolfecnt
man ibonlcl bo wlUiout It, Weekly. S3.0O
KaritljOalxmontha. Addma, MUNN tt CO,
imihiMi 11 Broadwor, New York Citr.
Ill a--I IJ Who can
uanieu-Rii loea
Protect 70W Ideaa; they mar brln you wealth.
Write JOHN WBDDEBBURN CO.. Patent Attor
nan. Waahtnc ton, D. C, for tbelr $1,100 prln oBa?
and UM ot two hnadnjl InTanUooa wanted.
It is now His Honor the Mayor,
Notice For Publication.
Land Omen At Oregon City Obk.I
. June 4, I8!i.(
TOTICK is hereby Kivenen that the lol
t-flT"- lh atnte of Oregon
lorxne uo,tii.i.;. a. .iijio.. - .,, rSlu tei(,t 'ast Jt Y
A W Lninliert, v . 'K., ...U - t .Ot V
Oregon.
HonitRT A. MiLLKii, lleitcr
Notice for Publication,
Land OrricB at Orkhon City, On.i
May 18, 1 89(1.1
NOTICK is hereby given tout the follow
ing iirnied settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in huj-
110rtorh1scl1tn.il, anil mat Bind jirooi win
be made before the County Clerk of Wash-
niKton county, at Hillsboro, Or., on July
9, 1898, viz:
Joseph Hni'Kuolzer;
H. A. Xo. 7411, for the S K M Sec Io T 3
SK6W.
IIh iiiih the followinir witnessed to
prove his continuous residence upon mid
cultivation of said land, viz:
II. P. Mowed, Peter Lund, John Oliver,
John Kuusrh.of lluxton, Oregon.
9-0 Koiikkt A. iu.KR, Kegisler.
Notice for Publication.
Land OmrK at Orkuon C'TV. Or.i
May is, 189H 1
NOTICE in' hereby-given that the follow-iiiit-nained
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make Ii mil proof in buji
nort of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
July , mm, viz:
(ieorire Kesler
H. A. No. 8512, for the W S K tt K ,
of 8 W '4 Sect 10 I IIS II 4 W.
He numei the lollowing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ot sain tano, viz:
Donald McMillan. John Boos, John
Marians and liernmn Hunger.of Hay ward
Oregop,
9-0 Robert A. Miller, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Obeoon City, Or,
May 18, 1890.
VTOTICK is herebv given that the follow-
ll ing-minied settler has tiled notiee of
111 intention 10 matte Hum pruor in mji
iiot't, of his claim, and that said 11 roof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Oregon on
July lb, 18SW, viz:
Samuel Paisley,
H. A. No. 8299, for the K U N W H & 8 W
N W beo. 8 & 8 E yt of N E M Sect 7
T2N1UW.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation 01 said laud, viz ,
II. T. Buxton. C. J. iiiciidenliall, N. It
WcstaudO. II. Hiddink.of Uuxton, Ore,
9-0 Koiikkt A. Mii.lrr Ueglster.
IO..I D 1 V.5
ply afield in which any husljiiUv'"r . . .;, , j i
It father may, buiH up an estate "tn.,oi, will he both adored
which may keep those he leaves, 'used goe. without, saying.
-from want, at a very small expense.!
With tenure of lile underlain, with; The sooner people stop horrow-
s-Hich unequal conditions eiBin, ing from reter to pay Paul, the , trk tyTwiiam Rran, Chnrieg
ilaa, a.a arthik llSnl rtllfll WIT H IIVUH HIMlIlffir Will IIH l!H HU III 'if I iVi I ! JJCvC , WlllJIivl vw.--.v, -
dependent upon hie pnpport does crown the reeult ol effort.
lowing-named settlur has tiled notice
of his intention to iniike final proof in sup
port of his clai.11, and that said proof will
be made bdfore County Clerk of Tillamook
County at Tillamook Oregon, on July 20,
1898, viz:
Louis A. Obeli,
Pre I) 8 No 7971 for the S 8 K M Sect 18
and N N E Vt Sect 19 T 1 ti K 7 .
He names the following witness to prove
Ms continuous residence upon aud culti
jxmter, '''!C ib)isi
mook, Oiegor,.
iai Rout, A, Mli.lkb,
Notice For Publication.
Laku Orriric at Orkhon City, Ou.i
. av IS. 189A.C
VfOTICE is hereby given that the follow
Xi ing-iinnied sett ler has filed notice of his
j intention to make final proof in support of
nis claim, and that said proot . will be
made before County Clerk of Washington
i.ounty at Hillsboro, Oregon on July lu,
icwo, vtx :
Herman Leixtikon,
H. K. No. 8227 for the W of 8 W & Sec
m 1 s jn 11 4 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz:
William Hart, Amos .-.eH'!. J. A. 8hnr
Bustou, Oreat.n.- '
Ueglster, 9-0 Rw..ur A--Mil,llR, Ueglster.
T11K At' A IMCM Y pr').iirrs for ChIIcl"' n d jjivi-s a tion tigli Kng
licit Kiliti-aiiiin; tlif f! jirnutnviti'ii fur 'JVaching i-r I'ticiinjia.-
A.l i-xpt-oM'H very low. Uiiarirf nf roon s nt ImYw'J
Hall, to H r uick, tnt.'linlih),' clirlric ligiil ninl lienl
'1 he IJnlli-p- Ihiriiiilniy, undi r ext clli-nl n.iniMjii n inl, fur
iii.xiios btmrd ami roniu at li2.2) i-r twik. I'miml iu.il
riHitn in private fnuiilies. f 2."0 ami iipnafda. Many stu-ilt-nts
rt iit riiinns ami bimrd 1 lit-ni.-i 1 ves at a lol.il ein-t nut
to ext-ei-d $1 "id er nei-k. The xpriiiK term Ingins April
vi Jti:si.1 Wj'HtHlillt' in I it r 1 hH,
mcclelland,
vs.
David T Halstead and Henry II
Travis administrator of I lie estate of I
Kva llalste.id, deceaNed Delemlants. J
To Uavid T llulstead defendant:
"N TI1K NAMK OK T1I1C STATU Of
. Oregon you are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint tiled against
you in the above entitled suit ami Court
on or before the first Monday ol the next
legularteriu ol said Court, to- it: Mon
day, the 20th day of July, A. !.. 1WKI, and
it you tail to answer, lor want inereoi, me
iiamtin win apply to ine 1 nun mr me re
ief demanded in the complaint filed be ro
ll, to wit: for a decree foreclosing a cer
tain mortgage on the north half of the
south west quarter of the north east quar
ter ot section townsnin 1 soutn range 3
west of the Willamette Meridian contain
ing 20 awes more or less, and recorded in
Mooli " v nage Mii ot Mortgages 01 HHii
ingtou county, State of Oregon and for
judgment fur thosum ot two Hundred dol
lars am! Interest thereon fi'oin January 22,
18H2. at 8 nur cent ier aniiuin less the sum
of forty-four dollars paid December 7, 1892,
and for tlfly dollars attorneys Ices and for
costs aud disbursements ot tms suit ami
for such other and further relief us the
Court may deem proper.
This Summon? is served by publication
by order of Hon. T. A. Me,H:ide, judge of
said court, made and dated April 23, 1HWI,
A. T. Lkwis,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Koret tlri-vc, (Iri'tiidi
WILEY & DENNIS, j
filTY LIVEKY STAHLEZI
Cor. and and Washington Street, Is lr
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES Hud DRIVERS,
Bconoi
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Oreciok City, Or. I
ay. U, 18IKJ. j
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler lias filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup.
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be. made before the County Clerk of Tilla
mook County, at Tillamook, Oregon, on
June 30, 18110, viz:
Daniel Murphy,
Pre. I). 8. No. 7874 for the S K of sec. 28,
tlsr7w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation ot said land, viz:
William Carver, C P Rowland, William
Ryan and V C S Konip, all of Trask,
Oregon.
fr-fl Robert A. Miller, Register,
NOTICE.
Notice is herebv given that on the 37th
day of April, 1896, there wa a darkbay
horse with small white spot in forehead,
about 3 years old, weight seven or eight
hundred, jumped into my inclosure one
mile west of Laurel, I have fed and
cared for said horse since above date.
The horse will be delivered to owner by
proving property and paying costs of
teeomg, etc..
F. RlETH,
Laurel, Ore.
Notice to Stock Holders.
MiLLHfioito. OltEOoN. MaV'lft. 1800.
To the subscriber!! of the capital stock of
the Washington uouuty npeed and
Driving Association.
"T OV and each of you (ire hereby notl-
X fled that tho Board of Directors has
levied Assessment No. 2 on said capital
stock, tho same being i!0 per cent, of the
face thereof. You are requested to call
on th" Soemtanr. ke on .wf.'j.loBtes end
p&y suit. siSKsrueKt st onci.
a. S. Lvoi, Bm.
Oxo. R. Baolbv ,8on'y,
By all means be economical out
don't be too economical where health
or Ufa is concerned. The matter of
a few cents should never count be
tween the old, standard and relUl.e
preparations and the new, obscuru,
and In many cases, almost worthless
substitutes.
SUMMONS.
lu the Circuit Court ot the Stale of Oregon
for Washington county,
OruDall l'-ineroy, J'laintill'.i
vs
John K Ponieroy, I)cfcndiiiit,
I To John K Ponieroy, the above named
i ditfciiditut.
IN THK NAMK OK T tl K STATIC OK
j J. Oii'gon, you are hereby eopiniuiidcd
j anil reijuiiud to appear and answer the
'cnnipluint Ii lt d against you in theabovo
entitled court in the abuve entitled suit.
, on or before Monday the aJthdayol' July.
iA.i),, 18H0, the sumo being tho lirst day
of the next regular term of the above nam
. ed court next lollowing the expiration of
1 the lime prescribed in the Order of Publi-
cation of this Summons, and If you fail to
: so appear and answer said complaint.
! Plaintiff will apply to the Court for there
i lief (heroin Di aved for anil demanded, to-
Vt'lt;- For a decree dissolving and annul
ling the marriage and marriage contract
now 11110 neretoiore existing botweon tne
plaintiff and defendant aud for a dncre a-
warding the cure, custody, aud control of
1. nil nil mil. iti 111 Mm ii, 11 ni.iiir, un nutiinn
Of Cod-llver Oil and Hypophosphltes ant to the plaintiff herein, and that .she-'
l miii-l, ttia .tin J .11 i sutne her maiden name of Ora Ijc.-I Ititc
a u iiiuvii wit oiaiiucttu tut j .1 1 ,"1 .
. , ., . . I us. and for the costs and disbursements of
umuiia, ui wstuiK m wiiuuren ana ! this suit, and for such other and further
Emulsion
lf3
adults where the lungs are weak or
affected, as quinine Is the standard for
malarial fevers, when you go to a
store to get Scott's Emulsion, don't
be fooled Into taking something else
they say " Is just as good." isn't
Scott's Emulsion has gained Its repu
tation by Its superior merit, and noth
ing of Its kind has ever equalled tt
Your doctor will tell you that.
All druggists aoll Scott' i Emulator
Two sizes 50 centt and iM
Notice for Publication.
Laku Ornt E at Ohhoon CiTr, Or.i
N , May 14, tfW0.l
OllCE hereby given that the follow
ing-namoii settler has Hied notice of
his Intention to muko tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Tllla
niook Comity at Tillamook Oregon, on
June CO, 1808, vizi '
J'.'lci Murphy, -
!',!'e, P S, S.l7? "r. the VV Kof H W W and
decree as may seem mete with equity and
good conscience.
This summons is published against you
by order of Hon. Thos. A. McBriile, Judge
of the above named court made in Cham
bers and dated the lgth day of May, 1800.
Gko. R. Baouy,
, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Administrator! Notice.
NOTICK is hereby given that the under
signed has been by the county court
ol Washington county, Oregon, appoint
ed administrator of the estate of George h.
Groner, deceased, and hits duly qualillcd
as such. All persons having claims
against said estate arc hereby no
tified to niTMiit th aa.ni to me with prop
er vouchers at the law office of H. B. Hus
ton, in Hillsboro, Oregon, wllliin six
months faun this date.
Dated at Hillilmro, Oregon, this 14th day
01 may, imt. W. n. whhhuiiu.
Administrator,
WM. rUPt'ER,
(Succea.jr to C R Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes rnirnlui. Irlna to Portland or
iMoudays, WodtiowiayM. and Fridays, H
W ii of N VV A nf Ui.. ; T i is D w i.
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He names the lollowing witnesses to turning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SalH
'iViiVi. . TV "s'ueuce upon and uraaya. All buslnesB outrnsteu m
', ' -'''' i.'i -nm mtm, viz;
i w vuuip oiio imnin Ityau, Ti'usk OrcRon,
ituyKBT Ai MlLlKS,
96
'.I Ml, i.HLilu ju uuu. - , i
HM Tin nmmnflw unrt nnrnfllllv SttOOOtNU
to. Froicrht and dxcresH rates rensoinaWel
Louvnoraflrswlthblui. or at Ledrford I
oiirter, 1 or at Thi Aoc,