THE HILLS BOKO ARGUS'. THURSDAY. APRIL 20. 1897.
DEALER 'IN
pown's Gash Grocery
j
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express,
Royal Tailors, Chicago, and
Wanamaker & Brown, Phila.
Order Ihken for Tailor Made Clothes.
Tropical Fruits of all Kinds,
Grass Seeds, Garden Seeds, Etc.
Cash Paid for Eggs and Poultry Webuy oflen' hencs our eood3 are alwar3f-'2
dtttovada rtDvnnv gtrComt and examine our immense shrk J tealtet in the rit y
HILLSBORO,
THE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Duly Democratic Paper ia Wash
hifrtou County.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
subscription raum,
Single copy five ctnti,
One year, fl. 00.
Six months 60 cents.
Throe months 36 oanta.
Entered at the Post-oftice at Hillsboro,
. .Oregon as Second clasp mail matter. -
REPUBLIC OR SUBJECT.
With the fact staring us in the
face that in this country since 1892,
more spindles than ever have an
nually lieen running; knowing that
. this has required more labor than
.,-before, albeit more poorly paid;
- knowing that our exports of manu
factured articles have bee.i greater
throughout the Cleveland adminis
tration than before, how, with all
these things a matter of history,
can we attribute so much depres
sion to the tariff issue? The fact of
the mutter is, the people of Europe
have been unable to buy our agri
cultural production. People abroad
have pinched tht-mselves in the
necessaries of life and this pinch,
co-incident with our currency con
traction at home, has produced de
pression and destitution at home.
The trouble is clearly outlined when
we know that people want and yet
cannot have. Set our, miners to
work; put more money in circula
tion that gold may have a compet
j itor, and demand will be stimulat
ed. Then we will not have to wait
for a foreign war to make good times.
it ever mere wns a time when a
revolution of our currency system
was expedient, that time, for us, is
the close of this century, and at a
time when public improvement is
con
tinental lines being built to put a
premium on properties and the pro
ducts of the soil; when our eminent
domain is taken up and the ax of
the new homesteader is no longer
heard in the land.
1 The next fight must decide
whether we shall he creatures of
international legislation or wheth
er we are a republic in every sense
of the word.
"PARITY" ESTABLISHED.
Mr. McKinley's platform spoke
very feelingly of the Cubans strug
gling for liberty; the repup lican pa
Ders prior the last election spoke
very slightingly of Cleveland's at
titude on the Cuban affair : we
have had time enough since Mc
Kinley 'b inauguration to have heard
something relative to this matter,
but all is silent as the grave. Here
is a spectacle for the Gods to wit
ness! Within a Btone's throw, lit
erally speaking, from our shores,
are thousands of people suffering
the torments of the damned, fight
ing for that which morality and de
cency commend, while the great
est nation in the world sits supine
ly by, a disinterested
witness.
Where is
iranity?
our vaunted love of hu-
Where is our
sense of,
justice?
Jfever. would presidential recom-
mend to congress to do something
lor tht liberation of Cuba be more1
loyally indorsed than at present,
I et Stpain declare wur against us
we would take care of ourselves in
hat event. Mr. McKinley should
listen to the dictates of his heart
nd make a move that would meet
the approval of every patriotic
American. Verily, so far as Cuba
is concerned, the new administra
tion is as "pttnk"as the old one,and
"parity" is established.
ANARCHY AT HOME
Many have been? termed nnar-
C ists because they have entertain-:
fd certain ideas,, which they be- j is switching around-the gold Stand
lieved should be carried on our, ard strength was too great to pur
statute books.. We heard much of eue Mitchell fol-de-rol or has
this, last fall.tluring the campaign. ; some other unseen spirit moved it
But the sitnon pure anarchy is Unit t come down?
mbioh fos'ers legislation which eats- ' :
, into the vitals of the commonwealth. I Thr inannfucfurerb of the cast
nt, iiittii ivliri iiiit iiii Itlftnev for th
! purchase of legislation giving to a
! .... :.u. ... ui 1
vurpuimiuil ton rigm i uirni a
community for a number of years,
have no other title than that of an i
archists. Men, who by virtue of
political pull, and personal follow
ing, say legislature shall not be
organized unless a certain man
shall be elected senator, are anar
chists in the truest sense of the
term, and such anarchy begets a
like opposition. Oregon had its
anarchy last winter. Mitchell left
his post of duty at Washington and
came to Salem to vote an entire'
legislature. He was receiving fif
teen dollars a day for representing
Oregon in Washington. Instead of
serving bis slate he came to Oregon
to serve hlnself. This was anarchy
and this begot counter anarchy,
which must be excused to the ex
tent it was forced. As soon as leg
islators perceived Mitchell's flag
rant anarchistic intent.they revolt
ed and courted non-organization
really a forced state of anarchy.
Anarchy will never die so long as
selfish ambition lives. Politically,
it will live until the people of our
states grow brain enough to elect
their representative. by popular
vote. The daily press writers should
first get at living anarchy and dis
arm it.
Corbett's appointment was anar
chy, localise it ifl really contrary to
the wishes of a majority of Oregon's
people. Forsooth, we can find an
archy rampant everywhere, and do
not need to. seek for Coxeyites to
place it.
TO AGAIN SAVE THE COUNTRY.
Ex-President Cleveland and
few of his political associates have
had their meeting in Gotham and
propose to capture the democracy
in order to "save the country." If
to save it in the sense of keeping
McKinley in power is what they
yrat, to get control of the demo
nic party will give them their
.ire. JBut Mr. Cleveland and his
friends will not get control of the
democratic party. There is no dif
ference between Clevelandism and
latter-day republicanism, but if the
people must choose they will accept
the latter. .
The meeting was ehatactwi?
quet served wot. I ' ..iJL-lfcatetoV
central commit'ee. The only hope
for Mr. Cleveland is to keep retired
from public life. He cannot hope
that republicans will nominate
him in the next presidential rucei
and if he accepts the Palmer ring
nomination he will not be in the
4r t. i 1
It is very true , i ',-
dent had ciwtu'' .' !
him while h "j ix "J
true, that, as
fcrf
the reins pf government, every lick
spittle republican paper commenced
a partisan uproar and kept it up
until further abuse would have
engendered liability of McKinley's
defeat; all acknowledge that he had
a mountain of obstacles with which
to contend; but the history of his
bond deals; his lack of interest in
the common weal of producers and
laborers and hie cold contempt for
all except that which bowed to him
! in servility will long be remember-
ed
bv the American nnnnln Tn
i J ' .... ...... "
read our press reports one would
think, by helping to elect McKin
ley, Mr. Cleveland had furnished
to the American people what he
did during the war a substitute,
He may try to save the democracy
m the same n.anner he saved the
country but his efforts will meet
with a failure.
What change of spirit has late
ly came over our friend, the Inde
pendent? For weeks and weeks it
has tried to get Mr. .Corbett's ear
by abuse! List week it quieted
down. and says "wo need at least
one more republican in the senate,
and that one ought to be from Ore
gon. The editor intimates as well,
that he is needed in time to pass
the Dingley bill
The Independent
have nai.l for a n..,u!a nl.b..,1
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Save Your Cash . .
These Hard Times by Buying Where You Can
Get the Greatest Return for Your Money. . .
McDonald Shirts at Lowest Prices.
Overcoats at cost for the next 30 days.
Our stock of Ladies and Misses' shoes
can't bo excelled.
Come with your cash we need it, but
don't want it all. Here is whore you'll
have a chance to save part of it by buy
ing at our Haid Times Prices.
fXIf"e Always Lead in Groceries.
bill and they are entitled to their
dues. Tbeeastern syndicates should
not be betrayed. They have as
good right to the worth of their
u.oney as those who put up for the
gold standard. Let there be honor
between congress and these mar
tyrs to the nation's credit and wel
fare. "Ambassador' Hay tells the
British that he conies from millions
who send them "affectionate greet
ing." Shades of George Washing
ton! Only five years ago one-half
of our people told the other half
that they were trying, to pauperize
this nation for the benefit of the
meanest country in the world
(meaning England) and last year
the other half told the other half
that England was running us and
was our worst enemy! -Under these
circumstances the hearerB of "Am
bassador" Hay can not be blamed
should they think he is represent
ing Canada.
The gold dailies, in attempting
to lead people, forget to tell them
that true anarchy b opposition to
constituted legal authority and law
and order as maintained to pro
mote the peace and well being of
the nation.
Instead, they tell them
that one who Itelieves we need new
national law is a discipla of Most.
In time our people will learn the
difference.
What in the name of common
sensodo Britishers cure whether we
have a high tariff or low tariff? A
large percent of our manufactories
are controlled by British capitid
' 1 ; dm . oat-wat very
"TtiCOrTEs.
! .ft
tthis
city I
-1 ft
f .v r It citizens
nnt -pwiMit WtmAl Sewall,
bound for Honolulu, via Yaquina Har
bor, from which place it was argued he
would set sail in a dinghy for his post of
duty. Subsequent investigation proved,
however, that it was the Oregon rail
way trutnvirate, otherwise known as the
"railroad omission."
Mr. Corbett did not want Denny ap
pointed. The Oregon delegation recom
mended him. Mr. Denny did not g.'
the appoiatnient and the Mitchellitcs
can now decide whether their "god" has
any power with the powers that be. Har
old Sewall will go to ex-Queen Lill's do
main and Mr. Denny can stay in Ore
gon and study the characteristics of the
Denny pheasant.
It is said that a certain ex-congressman
from the northwest is trying to re
coup lift fallen fortunes by boosting Ore
gon applicants for office. If he is no
more successful in the future than was
he with Mr. Denny 's case, he may as
well go out of business.
Mr. Dingley, of Maine, has replied to
Mr. Cleveland, of Princeton. As the
"nationol honor" must be protected,
there should be uo family rows.
Bob Fitzsimmons may be able to find
an engagement in the Levant and if
Pompadour Jim is really aching to lick
some one there are several unspeakable
Turks who might claim his attention.
Mark Hanna is a regular Gibralter
when it comes to President making, but
as a U. S. Senator he has found out that
he isn't the only pebble on the beach.
When the Dingley bill gets back to
the bouse of its fathers, the family will
not recognize its auapiaatea features, i
and the blackened optics. I
Phil Metscham has a hankering to be ' Mondays, cdnpsdays, and Fridays, re-
covernor of Orecon Phil knows a pood t tl,r,nln Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
goernor oiurefcon. x nil Knows a gooo. i unlays. All business entrusted tn him
thing when he sees it. j will ho promptly and cureftilly attended
Mr. Denny, of Oregon, may now be
considered as nut on the free list free
to stay in Oregon and contumely and
the shame of it all is in the fact that this
is uuder protection I
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o,,,u.IWiimrc.
H. WEH RUNG & SONS
Lead all Competition and set tho pace. Come and see their Mammoth stock and be
convinced. Mens' and Boys' clothing Kit Guaranteed and prices, the lowest. Com
plete line of Wash Goods, Veronica, OH Calicos, Ijitppot Mulls, Organdies, iMmietlos,
Satteens, Ducks, Figured Lawns, and Suitings and Outing Flannels. Ladies t'ndor
wear and Hose. A lull line of Cooper-Wells Hosiery. Mon's Furnishing Ooods.
See our Lines
ea it is supposed that he is dissatisfied
with substitute McKinley and he propos
es to take the field himself in the near
future. .
General Palmer might go to Turkey
and find campaigning much more to his
liking than the one in which he figured
last fall.
What has become of Wash Ilesing?
The time is now ripe for Ambassador
Hay to pen a room entitled "Dig Breech
es." VI;y can't Mr. McKinley appoint Max
Tracht as ambassador to the Klamath
Indian Reservation, and thus confer a
boon upon a long suffering state?
A Mighty Buikler.
As an invigorator and builder up
of broken dewn tissues, Wilbur's
Blood Puritior cannot be excelled.
If you have pimples or sores of any
kind on your body, by takinf a few
bottles of this medicine they will
soon disappear. For rheumatism
the medicine never fails. $1.00 per
bottk-. For sale by W. E. Brock.
Weekly Financial Statement.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, ORICGON.
Warrants outstanding,
March 31.1897 ac- .
nfirilinri I r, nl..r L-'ti iu.
., Ann nn nq
I"1'1 OU,HJ Vi
liack on state tax tor
vear 18'JGaml 1897. $24,934 40
-
I'otal debt M'el. 31....
01,204
,,,
'
j Warrants drawn Ami
aq Qvr ().-
r ' ' '
$uij 090 23
1 "
$10000 00
1st to 29th
Paid on state tit x since
April 1.1897 ......
Warrants redeemed . . .
lo i,'
'TO.OIO i) i
f 13,875 50
Total outstanding debt
el se of business, Apr
28.
51,714 78
T .WAGNER
t , 0V4 Ma Soot and Bhoe repair shop
L 4ie building one door east of the
Wey, on Main street, whore he will
t.-JK'd to do good work at
t ': Lowest Possible Prices.
r
; Administratrix' Notice.
IJCTIl.'L is hereby given Hint I, the un
it ' wrsigned, have been by the county
uurt vi v, ashington county, Oregon, an-
lf administratrix of the estate of
n R)orster, deceased, and have qnali-
l Winch udminCstratrtx. All oersons
claims against said estate aro here
iH.llied to oreseut the same to ir nt
Mfc Alenre at Middleton, Oregon, with
t.rwmer vouchers, within six mouths
Lroaidiitc of tliic notice. Dated at Hills-
loro, Oregon, this Kid day of April, 1S97.
I, UNA rUEKSTEK;
Administratrix of the estate of John
Pot-rater, deceased? 8-",
THE GREAT
GOLDISILYER
COUNTRIES
OK BRITISH COLUMBIA AND
EASTERN OREGON
ABB ALL REACHED
OR&N
No Change of Cars between
(BAKER CITY
JSPOKANE
PORTLAND and
Shortest Line to SPOKANE
Connecting with
ALL RAIL ROUTE to . .
Trail, Hos"l.tnd, Marcus
Nelson, and all Kootenay
Mining Camps. , .
LOW RATES and THROUGH TICKETS
For Pamphlets and Detailed
Information, write t?
W H IIL'RLBl'RT,
Gen'l Pass Agent Portland, Oregon.'
Or J. I. Knight, Hillsboro, Ore.
WM. fUPPER,
(Successor to C R Mead)
EXPRESS!
i jiaaes regular trios to Portland oil
Uava ordors with film, or at Led ford's,
r at i iik a boi-s.
Wanted-An Idea g
Who can think
of some sliiiDlM
eroteot Tonr linr; thrf msy brlug yoi
Write JOHN WKUDEHBtlBN & CO., Hit.
lulQg U iiieoi? i
you weairn. '
Z wZTS'.fi'i'l KL'SE
mimYWim&iKm
of Boots and Shoes
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington ('utility.
Thomas Dubsou, Plaintiff,
Vary J llcniichainp.Norma Ry
an, illiatn Ryan, Robert Ded- I
man, Surah Ded man, Henry j
Heaucliamp, William lleauch-
amp, .voce iteiiiicnamp, luien
Northrop, John Northrop.Kliz
ubi'th Zimmerman, John Zim
nierniun, 11 fr'llchreps, Kreddie
T Relirens, Paul Hehrens and
John lleaiichainp, Defendants.
To Norma Hyan, William Ryan, Henry
Heaucliamp, and John lleaiiehanip, defen
dants above named'
TN the name of the State of Oramm vou.
X and each of you, are rpiiuirod to appear
and anxwer tliu complaint tiled against
vou in the ubuve entitled suit in the above
entitled Court, by Monday, the ItMli day of
.liny, iiflt, runt neimj the tut ,iuy of tlio
next regular term of said Court next fol
lowing the expiration of the time prvxerih
ed by law for the publication of this sum
mons and if you fail so lo auswer.lbr want
thereol the plaintiff will apply to the court
for tiie relief prayed for and iteintiihlo.l in
said complaint, to-wit : That the plaiitliir
have a judgment aainnt the defendant
ary J. Heaucliamp for the sum of $1 1."2.00
with interest thereon at the rate of 10 per
cent, per annum since September 20,
and tbesuir of $125 attorney fees, and the
costs and disbursements of this Hint; that
a certain mortgage executed by said .iary
J. lleauchaniii and oneT. Itcauchatnp.now
deceased, on June S, lsi);t, and which is re
corded on page 4 of book 27 of records of
mortgages for Washington county .Oregon,
be foreclosed; that the lands therein de
scribed, to-wit: All of lots l." and 111 in
I block one in Northside addition to the
town of Hillsboro, Also, second tract be-
' ginning at the S. K. corner of lot No,
block No. 7 in the town of Hitlshoro,
," in
conn
ty and state aforesaid, and running thence
north along Second street of said town 7ii
feet; thence west IW feet : thence s nitli 7H
i feet In Washington street ; thence eat ft)
j leet to place ot beginning. Abo, third
i tract being a part of the donation land
I claim of Isaiah Kelsev and wile, being
! claim No. .r7 in T. 1 N. II. .1 W. Wil. Mer., I
j Oregon, situated in section Ml of said T.and
I It, and bounded as follows; Beginning nt
' " luint hearing N. 42.77 chains and west
j il.Sl chains from the 8. K. Comer of said
township w hich oiut is tho S. W corner
' ti"' tract of laud conveyed to Thomas
n.HIIMBUJ liOUIMUMIIIt IHIOIIgN Oil IUC3H.II
rt,.,. ,.f v, ...,, ,1.,,,. IKu,, ,v,i,i P,.,.,,
page 75 of Vol. 27 records of deeiln for
Washington county, Oregon, and running
N. 4" Mi K. in the center of the count v load
4.01 chains; thencoS. 8(1 OS' K. 2..')ti chs;
thence S. 62" W. 4.1.1 chains to the center
ol the county road; thence N. Mi tS' W.
2.74 chains to the place of beginning, con
taining 1.087 icres, be sold in the manner
provided by law and the proceeds applied
to the payment .:f the aforesaid judgment.
That you, ami each of you, and each ami
all of the defendants in'this suit be burred
and foreclosed of all right or interest in or
to the said real estate, save and except the
statutory right of redemption, ami that
plaintiff have Mich other and furl her relief
as lo the court may appear equitable.
i nis summons is served upon vou ny
publication by older of the Hon. T. A. Mc,
Bride, made and dated at Chambers at Or
egon City, Oregon, this April 21, 17.
. 8 II. HtltSTOX.
Attorney for plaint ill'.
Sheriff.'! Sale on Foreclosure.
BV Virtue of an execution, decree and
order of sale, issued out of the ('irouit
Oonrtof the State of Oregon, for Wash
ington county, in favor of Kenyoti C'ran
dall and against ('. H. Deljincy'and Klora
Ilebaney for the sum of $10.00 costs, and
for the further sum of $272.2(1 U. H. aold
coin with interest thereon st the rata of 10
percent, per annum, from the2!Hh day of
March, IH'.i7, and forthe.costsandexpenses
of sale and of said writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu
ance of said iudutnent, decree and order of
sale, I w ill, on Monday 'the 17th day of
.May, inii, at the soutn door ol the
court house, in Hillsboro. Washington
county, Oregon, at the hour of 11 o'clock
A. M., of said day, soil at public, auction
to the highest bidder for cush, the foilow-iiiK-described
real property, to-wit:
The Southeast quarter of the Northeast
qtturter of Kection 28 T 2 8 R 2 W of Wil-
lainette meridian containing 40 acres more.
,,i iun?,nii aiiunit in vv asuiiiioil county,
Oregon, to satisfy the hereinbefore named
sums, and for the costs anil expenses of
saiu saie, oaiu property wm m solo sub
ject to redemption as per statute of Ore
gon. Witness my hand this 14th day of April
. W. D. BRADFORD,
Sheriff ol Washington County, State of
-Oregon.
H. U. Huston,
4-0 Attorney for Plaintiff,
Notice for Puqlication.
Land Okeic: at Ohkoon TIitt, Ob.I
April 7. 1H')7.(
OTICK Is hereby given that the follow
i ing-nained settler has liled notice i.f
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the county clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
May 3S, 1K07, viz:
Daniel B. Wiltrout.
H. E. No. 8109 for the K of K W U' ami
hots 6 and 7 (or W of N K ) of sec SO t
1 n r 4 w.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said laud, viz;
James J Hooper, Jphn Woel, Herman E
Knglebriebt and James Martin, of Gales
Creek, Ore.
4-6 Robert A. Mat. Register.
Notice For Publication
Lasd Orricit at Orroos Citt, Oh.i
, ' A' arch 19, 17.(
TV 01 ICE is hereby given that the follow
XI lng-muned settler has Hied notice of
nis intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Hegisler and Receiver
at Oregon City, Oregon, on .May 14, 1SI7,
viz:
William II. Riiifrle,
H. K, Ko. ntHfi for the S of S K and "
W V of S K 4 Sec. 25, 1 1 u r ft w. '
He names the following witnesses to
provo lii.i continuous residence upon ami
cultivation ol said land, viz;
1'iedl lick J (ii ilio: Hum V SIiuhmuii IJu...
0 Thomas, l'oiv-t Urove, ami Cliarles
' Jolnwa, 'inimYeft, Itatiii.
1 - Robbkt A. Mti.it. RrviHter.
The Hillsboro Pharmacy
The Lsadinff Drug House.
Where. Drugs, Medicines. Valuta. OllM,SuigeH, llrnshes ami all Druggist's Sundi li
may lip. procured at piices that slnipl v distance coin pel II Ion,
THE DELTA DRUG STOKE-'
y First duality in Every Respect
: : Special Attention Given to (Juality
: : and Accuracy in Dispensing,
: : A Full Supply of Toilet Articles, Perfuni
. t : ' try, Patent Medicines, School Hooks, Ktc.
See Our Large Stock of Fine Perfumes
The Largest Ever Shown in the City.
Telephone from Store to Oltlco.
HILLSBORO CITY
I. K
Beef, Mutton, Yeal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest : Maikct : l'ticc : Paid : fur : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep ; and : Hag.
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STIIEKT. HiLLKKOUO. OUI'XION.
WILEY & DENNIS, "
CITY LIVERY STABLE;
Cor. and and Washington Street Is
WHtRE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TCAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS. GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS
W. T. Andrews. President.
ANDREWS LUMBER CO.
(Incorpoiated JuatsS, iWW.i
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDALK, . . - . ORKCON,
Notice f r Publication.
l.ANIl OK KICK AT OlOOOS fTV,Olt.l
arch 19, Isiiy.f
NOTlt'M Is hereby given that .the following-named
settler has liled notice ol
his intention to malic Dual proof in ui.
port oi his claim, ami that aul proof will
tie made before the Kegisler ami Receiver
at Oregon i'lty Oregon., on j ay 11, 1SH7,
viz: ,
Frederick J. Gripp,
II. K. No. S7W for the K nlS !', 14, of Sec
22 and N of N K U'.of SeciT T I N If 5 W.
Ho names the following witcesces to
prove his continiioiiK residence upon .anil
cultivation of said laud, viz
William It Kindle, llmrv t-lomi, an. fieo
0 Tlion as.r'orest Orove.aiidC'luitles John,
son, Hales Creek, Oregon.
1-6 liokhKT A Mim.kh Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Orric at Oiikoun C'tv. Oh.)
arch :i, 18117 1
NOTU'Els hereby given that the lol-lowiiig-named
settler has liled notice
of his internum to make linal proof 111 sup
)rt (ifliisclai.n. and that said proof will
be made b.dore the Register and Receiver
at Oregon City, Oregon, 1111 June 7, 1H7,
viz:
David 0. Lilly,
H. K. No. U2S3 for the N W of 8ec M T
8 N ROW.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz
. Lll lit, James MeClaran, Oeo Hen
derson, Olenwood, and O M 1 lues, Oalus
Creek, Oregon
l-o Rout. A. Mit.tK, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Okkick at Orrcioh City, Ob.i
N March 17, IH7.f
OT ICK is hereby given thatthe follow-ing-iiHined
settlerhas tiled notice ol
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Colum
bia county, at 8t. Helens, Oregon on May
K, tS!)7, viz:
Henry L. Keyser,
H. K. No. ()K4,r) for the 8 W of Sec 2 T 4
He names the following witnesses to
prove discontinuous residence upon ami
cultivation of said land, viz:
Kninc.is M Parker, Thomas Solomon,
Samuel P Halkrd, Olonzu Kmnions, all of
Vernoiiia, Ore.
l Koiirrt A.Mim.kk, Register,
Notice for Publication.
Land Okficr at Orroon City, Ott.l
- April 7, tst7.f
1VT0TIC1J is hereby given that the follow
11 iiig-ni.tnied settler hns tiled notice ol
his intention to make linal proof in sup
port of his claim, ami that said proof will
be made be lore the Register and Receiver
at Oregon City, Oregon, on June 7, 18(1?,
viz: ,
John E. Wakeman,
H. K. No. 11279 for the W U N Y, y. and
W W 8 K of sec 57 T 8 N R6 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
John K Strait. Henry Bakor, George
Henderson and Green Lilly, Glenwood,
Ore.
4-tl Roberta. Miller, Register.
Notice lor Publication.
Lard Orrii-a at Orehok City, Or I
N,.. . March 17 1 897. f
OTICK is hereby given- that the fol-lowiiig-named
settler has filed notice
ol his intention to make linal proof in sup
port of hi- claim, and that said proof will
tie made before the Register and Receiver
at Oregon City, Oregon, on May 11,1897.
viz: '
Eben Roberts.
II
10. 8870 for the 8 E V. of See 17 T a x u
4 W
He names tha folltiu-inu iuliaB,.. 1..
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
I. Hagert, J A McDonald, Vernouia, j A
Kirknuorl, Hillsboro, and Thomas Brown,
of frowst Grove, Oregon.
-0 Rorem A. MitWR, Re-glsrtlr
Union Hlock
Mam Nt.
Dr. V. A. Ilslley
rroprteior.
MEAT MARKET.
HKIt.ST, 1'nor
J. W. Hominee, Secrelsr
Notice for Publication.
L.V Nil Omi'K AT OllKIION Citv, On I '
VJ OTICK Is hereby given thut the lollow
il ing-i.uilicdMHillnrlniK lilt-d imtic.e of bi-i
iiitenlion to make Dual proof tn support if
h.s claim, ami that Bind proof will l
11 ade beloii thu Coiintv Clerk of Columbia',
Co. at Ml. I el. uis Oregon nil llnv IA I
IS97, Viz:
i, 1 , ti....
iieuiit 1 1'tiersoii,
. K. No. nail lor the lot 4, m- 7, bit 1,
ll)A I A A ,
H i the following witnestea to
prove his continuous residence upon mid
cultivation of said land, viz: '
Karl i, Schwans, Olof 1 fheldelin,
Matbew M Johnson a d I'etcr Olson all of
Keasey, Oreimn,
4!Hi' ItoiiK.Hr A. Mti.i.K. Register
Notice for Publication.
Lis a Orric at Okkiion City, Oh.i
N,r,.,,. , . , . Mll"'h "W.f
oril I'. I- hereby given that the follow-ing-nained
settler has tiled notice of
bis intention to make linal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof wi't
tie made before the Regist-r ami Receiver
at uregoii City, Oregon, 011 Jm.e 7,1897,
viz:
James MeClaran,
Pre I). 8. No. 7IHI2 for the N UofS VV U
and 8 M of N W St-e. 17 T 3 N R tl iv.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laml,vif
I, II Will, David (i Lilly, (iW)rge Hen
dcrson aim I) 11 Aliller, all of Glenwood.
Oregon.
1-tl Robert A. Mii.i.zr. RiigtKr
Notice for Publication.
la.iii Orrit-R at Oiivoor Citv, Ob.)
N.vt ir-p ii , , Mr:li. l, 1897.f
n K F. is herebv given thatthe follow-liig-iuui.ed
settler hus lllcl notice ot
his Intention to make linal proof n Hup.
port ol liis.cli.tm, and tbnt said ploof.wlll
be made helore tbe Registar ami Receiver
j Ogou City. Oregon, on June 7, 1897,
Ocorg-e Henderson,
LIrN2,vJ2,7;,fVL,',eS.. ofN WW and
N of is v yt ot Sec 22 1 N R 0 VV.
. e names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
I. H WittJanics McOlitrnn.Oreoii Lilley,
Glenwood, and John McClanm, of Gulen
Creek, Oregon. '
I- RontitT ..Mii,i,kh .Register.
Notice for Publication.
Lanu Okkicr at Orkoor City, 0ri
N ..,.,. . . - March 24, 1807.C '
O 1(1, Is hereby gn-en that the follow
, liig-nuiiied settler 1ms tiled notice of
ins intention to make linal proof in sup
port oi his claim, and that said proof will
bo made before the County Clerk of Wash,
iiigton county, at Hillsboro, Oregon, 011
.May 10, 1897, viz:
Kasper Sattler,
II. E. No. 8626 for the W U of N E U ami
E ft of N W i4 of Sec 28 t1 N R 5 VT
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
Nieh.das Stoltz, Josoph Stoltz, Rudolph
ogt, John Vaiiderwal, Greenville, Ore
2-0 Rohkrt A. Miller, Register.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Orroon City, Or
T(iTrrii 1. 1. 1 Alrch Hi, 18!i7.f
T01 ICE Is hereby givoii.that the follow
i.1 ing-iiainod settlor liint- filed notice of
his iiiten 101. to make linajl pr,,f sll,,i
port ol ht claim and that Viid pro, f w II
bo made below the Register and' Receiver
aUhcgon City, Oregon, on June 7, WI7,
James MeClaran,
Otiardiaii of the minor heirs of Henry Mc-
Cllirau. dnceuae.l
of N 1C yt nf Sec 17 T 8 N R 0 VV
mi.vJo i.iu "owing witnesses to
piove h scontninotts residence upon aud
cultivation ol said land, viz:
L It itr, David U Lilly, Oeorge Hen.
- erion . . .f Olenwood, n:,rl Jj "nJflS Tof
(iiiles ('ivvk, Oregon. ' 1
M R7ifRT A. Mutifit, Register,