The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 08, 1897, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti r '.TIE ARGUS Coxsty Official Paper. TJte Oily Democratic Paper ii Wash Ington County. issued EVERY THURSDAY BY r The Irpg PiLliag Cospuy. tvBBCKtrnon ruoK Single oopy five cent. Sis monllis 60 rents, , Throe months 35 cents. Entered at the Post-oftice at Hillsboro, niwun,uiiii vm? mnii mailer. INDEPENDENT VS INTERN ATION. , All AGREEMENT. Independent action is no more opposed by the gold monometallista than is international agreement on the silver coinage, js the import of tneir best writers argument goes to Bhow. What these men, or agents, want, is no further increase what large corporations everywhere. When people realize, that, not withstanding onr wonderful natur al resources, we are going to an European basis and must, do so while we foster the morioMallio idea, then will the fight be in earn est It is on now and that is why ur gold press is so activ apd litter. It would fool the people again. mi!, xiinatsuitu AKlx u ;7i H U DA Y , J LTL Y 8," 1 807. Save Your Gash These Hard Times by Buying Where You Can Get the Greatest Return for Your Money. . . The Hillsboro Pharmacy, MeDonald Shirts at Lowest Prices. Overcoat at cost for the next SO days. Our stock of Ladles and Misses' shoes m't be excelled. Come with your cash we need It, but don't want it ail. Here is where you'll FOR A UNION MOVEMENT. Acting under the sentiment of nearly every democrat who sunnort. ed Bryan Qt fall, the Washington county democratic central commit tee has met and voted unanimonsly to uite with the silver elements of the county in a union movement against the gold standard. This is really the wise thing to do lor all know that the gold people are con solidating everywhere and that the republican papers are using every possible influence to amalgamate have a chance to tnn nart r it k.. ,.. i in at our Hard Times Prices. We Always teoef in Groceries. H. WEHRUNG & SONS iaa ail competition and set the pace. Come and see their Mammoth Stock nnd he . .u.. MWW- ana do.vs- cioitiing-ni uuaranteed and prices the lowest. Com plete line of M ash Goods, Percales, Oil Chile., Lappet Mulls. Organdies, De.nollea, Satteens, Ducks, Figured Lawns, and Suiting and Outing Flannels. TjuIIos Under wear and Hose. A tull lino of Cooper-Wells Hosiery. Men's Furnishing 0,ls See our Lines of Boots and Shoes Union Mock Mum St. Dr. F. A. I is Hey TU T 11 t v rropricior. fruj I10US3 " Whore Dritfs, Medicines. Faints, Oils, 8ongt, Brush! and nil DrinrLrlsfH M.....lrl My'-PMenwttatnrh, that Wpl v dlriiZ vZvX lh,,,,',ri . 41. 1 i ... I 1 A t T- " U,0n" ,h0 believer8 ofold "onom.talli.m T and ei.her imloniinil.nt . "r ,nt0 one 80,IJ Phalanx. To the ; : r " " - . l.; . !. , , : , ,uen 8 no particular sheen or glory "naer g? He ts American principles and -r c u.uejr ueraai:a and monetary independence involving hence irnuM mao,, I . . J. . .-i.s .i. f7 . vuc".lujeJ no injustice in favor of thetjreditor ZT. " T . ??!,ble tem or RSain8t debtor. Let all peo uJT r """T 'aD0r- 111,8 i favor of the bimetallic stand- ... warn ldey favor a ard get together and work with SVStem which nrtll .t. ... . ' Ij , "r ineas- will. Let not partisanship bode Z Z , 7" . ,arer e8- the best good for Hannacratie prin U WIT 1,7. r " !" fP" a name, but : ;:r meu 1 p.fa mind th.tu.Boiditiw.ni - m p.VIUHHWI l0 Keep down division in the silver forces. It - ---.. ii me price m- to realize that principle is dearer -,u wn year, iney would re- than party name, tire the greenbacks that further contraction may ensue. Their pre- essence op effrontery. tension of internatioral agreement support last fall was to draw votes 0ur 8ol(1 standard papers in true away from the cause of the inde- essence of effrontery, and with pendent coinage of silver. It was del5Khtful assurance that the peo a base subterfuge to enthrone the P,e of 'be country are fools of un- gold standard and gain time for .ua'ified degree, are constantly ca- the supreme battle later on. It vi,linK about legislating one dol- was a brilliant strategic move to lar s worth of value into fifty cents gain time and ward off defeat long worln of silver! With assurance as possible: It worked like a charm alm08t monumental they tell the and they won a resting spell. De- Peopk in every issue that you can't legislate values." If these self estimated statesmen running ttiese papers had any intuition they woum at least be a trifle guarded and deny to silver any value of whatsoever nature. They ignore the fact that unlimited coinage of iB dying, thev keen . K.,.v V . a,m u ,,c,e &am 8 acceptance r r " nf i ,.. ., ,. , . . TM;iZ.Zn":- . ment Jue, would give silver a utili r... " uiuvu oiKuiucance, De-I .i,., . . cause, i.. th fi. a. "cver B1,,ce our nation has ' ' " f'"voi uf inner i ..., i e contradict. ft,-..- irow me war naa it en r , in every m . . . .. . . s8ential." Th ft f ik;. 1 . H.' .xm uo"01 8l0P 10 ""'k - MKU ceit did it, but the big fight is on ana mere will be no surrender. STAND SELF CONVICTED. Notwithstanding the fact that monometallic papers keep telling UB the unlimited coinage sentiment issue an injunction against Mr. Bryan's touring the country making speeches to the farmers and tradesmen, whom out gold contemporaries are unkind enough to call auarchists? That prosperity, like a Fourth of July greased pig, is quite hard to get hold of. As it is known that England is favor able to the election of Marcus A. Hanna as senator from Ohio, the administration did not think it necessary to send a board of delegates to the queen to ascer-1 tain her pleasure. This has expedited measures considerably and is another demonstration that the powers that be know what the English speaking nations mutually favor. Creat is statesmanship and intuition. Something seems wrong about the opening of those mills about which Mr. McKinley said so much from his front porch last fall. They do not seem to be opening as rapidly as Mr. Hsnna's man thought, but we will call the president's attention to one fact that the mills of the Gc?s are grilling every day in the week. : Mr. McKinley. visited Canton last ck and no one has any doubt that he t Id his neighbors times were prosperous. i imost any man could see prosperity "'"gh.feoooo a year glasses! When the dies are made for silver dol lars under a silver administration it will be proper to change the usual inscription in Ood we trust" and make it read "No trust by G d. "-Buxton Machete. Well, well, Mr. II. W. Scott, if the sil ver craze is dead for God s sake let it rest. A dead thing can't huit you or yours. . . , . . '. Ileaverton . . .Cornelius J N Fisher, C 42 inft.". e li ft: , i D J Fonch. F 102 Inft ft Fred Meyers, I artv,.. Laurel IN0IAN1A, TSll.fl.)Oift HIILbom HoliHter, A 80 inft . Forest 11 rove J S lomppou, E 149 Inft. , , , " " a c i I ... vj'iiiiiiinmin, u w imt V einon a . .ConteliiiH ...,( It ncoe D C Miller K 84 inft Porllaud .S P Kelley C 66 inft Gaston A Johnson G 71 inft ......... Dil'ey J H Dolstrum H 39 inft. . . . Forest Grove T G Hill I 30 inft i,aure Wm H Lung K47 inft .Cornelius Hugh Fenagen II u inft. ...... I. J D Phillips 1 inft. Cornelius wm m lompkins Ind FGrove w , I0WA- . UJ K C Mever, K 12 Inft W Annans I ocav '.H lliknm 1 1 r -i is v - :.y . - " ' it n , t Hillsboro Feter Rooner, I) 18 inft. F W Doty I 7 -ay Hillsboro I;.vid Rice. C 51 inft Hiiisboroiwrnwia,,,....;..;;;; HVG'ites A 6cav.l. R Crandall L 5 cav . , C W Williams B 1 inft '." T,. US:, HKNN8VI.VAMA. r n" V . V iieaverton t win ftl VVntrous, I):'07 11ft Mmiiii!ii vl.. u V . , ' ?aresl rve ; A 8 Du.ilcv 5 But Muunai iiaucisiruilfl 23 Hill THE DELTA DRUG STORE ' .Fir8t Quality in Every Reaped, -jf: Special Attention Given to Quality ' ' ami Accuracy in Dispensing, V A Full Supply of Toilet Articles, Prfui. J try, Patent Medicines, School Hooks, litei I McGowan. A il inft. J (inrrisns I 21 inft W WTruew)nllti6-Mnft.. L Grovendyke, E 10 inft, . . . I 'on I mi (I . .Greenville K'MllOII 11 1 lev See Our Large Stock of Fine Perfumes'' The Largest Ever Shown in the City. Telephone from Store to OrHoe. A B Thomas L I cav. K StcIhu'el.titer B 35 inft Scholia Chas Hickitluer K 13 inft. . .Cedar Mills w m isorton V- 5 cav Mountainda M Jackson K 33 ij,fi k KirlvWo.Ml F I3intt DiUoy Farmiiigton IIi!!sboro . ( '.ales Creek . . . . Beaverton Forest Grove meni is attacks on unrestricted coinage and no word is mentioned uf what our conditions will be when we will have gold monometallism pure and simple. Their fight now i full of invective more ridiculous than was it in the last camDtiini It represents the energy of despair ugmented by hopelpssnesi. that such coinage would open our manufactories and farm products to a demand unprecedented in th world's history for the reason that inerLfnelal could be brought here. coined into taxpaying dollars, and used the in purchase of our finish ed and unfinished resources. They simply remember that gold alone Tk... I. . JJICt hoa iraliiA 1 nm.n-.iuikA ji : . ' uiuiciuuii ever it nnd Fwdjdl orta of prosperity as before as it now has more BOll AS Mr MoiTinla.. . . - r we h n r: : rr. dernd . . . isiaiion lavorame to the vellow who arenoteninviniTitrncno.;! ... .. jrouow Vm. ------ -, v... ouier Kinds of metal. Our uiunuiueiauiC Writ- would nnr jtN ,. ...lee that people will have nation free coinage, eniov t U " 4l. l it i tn ha fMtKo. i j . . u' w" 8 trade, at wtwml Tk6d r th6ir 't all it could supply, both mm power will be gone forever. Hence fil.l nA . t lL their savage attacks on those who I.. Z l' ' " ' ' n believe America has ample resour- , Z L f d.mrhmsHy nnd it was worth, by virtue mrj nci . niiim wirn inn . i - . - , ....... me jiuiiieuKn flt iia ,(. Utlllt. -.4:- 1 , , . .. 64-l UDCB. hmiikjt DUtll BUMUI1 WOUIO give 81 , ver, to independently maintain the. bimetallic standard at the presen legal ratio, but their sophistry ana cunning will avail them noth ing. STANDARD NOT ESTABLISHED. Not infrequently we find a man who says the gold standard was es toblished last fall beyond a cer tainty. They do not conceive that a cause must sorce times make wore than one battle. If these vis ionanes will just go back to when the people started out on high pro lection, gained election, then lost, they will discover that one cam paign does not always settle an is sue. If they will look back a few rears ago, when .Cleveland was elected, the; will observe that 1896 did . not establish the fact that f U..i . 1 . visiomiiuiBiu nas ruuicu in our government. Never before last fall had unre trie ted coinage of silver been made mi issue, and never before was so much money spent to elect a presi dent as was debauched by the Han tiacratic managers. Forty seven ir cent of our people endorsed J'.rvan's principles in the first real t'iJit. Strikes are now on amongst tasti-rn laboring classes. Reduo MU are bring made in wages by worth one six teenth as much as the gold. It is the greater utility given gold that has given its premium. Give sil ver the same utility under only our own nation and it will not be question ol legislating values. It will be but a question of use and utility, strengthened by such leg islation. A Mighty Builder. As an iiivitforntor and hiiiliW 11 n of broken down tissues. Willmr'n Blood Purifiur cannot be excfillod If vou have pimples or sores of any kind on your bod v. bv takinf fp.v bottles of this medicine thev will soon disappear. For rlienmutiai., the medicine never fails. t.()0 i,p- bottle. For sale lv W. K. lirm-L- filTVrm 7 l.nililTAn iOiimriTnx! LT Ccrm',1 A 3 inft A A Ear'ucr E 23 inft. ; . . . B.M Collins G 37 inft A. B C'v AHit'jH inft. . . jKccrv Jones C n inft 1 A PoiiirG 12 inft Johti Will-ams A inf James SU'venscn H 14 jj.fl, " KJCroav K. 1 ii.ft Scholl ft Laciy otv nrt ...... Ntwber" nasnjoncsv. 12 mil Mourlaindale i. ,,H;.ir;r!1",!lf E 1 illft' - .Xorne'ius M Haskill D 1 cav Cedar Mills k.j iyacice t 2 " .... mas Herb U 21 inft Greenville MICHIGAN. Alex Raymond 1) 16 inft Thatcher H M Cronkite E 10 env Hillsboro M J Sanmions I joiult Cedar Mills c TV A , alc Manning KS Bullock C 1 inft B W W Allen B ttfkav '.'.V.Vvernonia A A Mead M 8 cav. .Greenville Cicero Newell major lo. Portland W M Cronkite F 16 inft Gaston John G Young G 28 inft ....Dillev James V Wheeler F 1 art. .Forest Grove NEW JERSEY Thomas R Kemp K 12 inft. ....Glencoe COLORADO. Obed Edson B 1 cav. Centerville Chris P Yafs asst surg'n 3 cav Sheridan .ARKANSAS. rerry watson K 1 env Greenville MINNESO A. Richard Fort D 8 inft ...... . Hillsboro A M Collins F i Heavy Art'ly " R W McNmt E 9 inft. . . Forest Grove r w ronen ts 4 " u J 11 freston A l Artillerv. .Fdrest Grove . . .Beaverton Henvcrtou c. 8. NAW. Q D Campbell, Gunboat 0 H Iee .... r II i I Isl toro J VY link, Com Morso HoeJville CALIFORNIA. John Wilson, A 1 inft Ciiitcs Creek W X Pearson, F 3 Inft.. . . Koreft Grove ' .. Where To Get Brick. After June 15th KTmnmiin'8 brick yard will be ready to furnish brick in any quantity. aL-reusona We fig ures. Put in your orders now. Save Your Grain. Few realize that each squirrel de stroys $1.50 worth of grain annual ly. Wakelee's Squirrel and Goph er Exterminator is the most effect ive ana economical poison known 1 rice reduced to 30 cents, For sale py t"e Uelta Drug Store, agent. HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET. I. K HKliHT, Nur 1 1 Beef,; Mutton, Veal and Pork Kept Constantly on Hand. Highest : Market : Price : Paid : for .: Fat, : Cattle. : Sheep , and : Ho. Cash Paid for Poultry. MAIN STUISHT, HILL8B0K0. OKIiGON. WILEY & DENNIS, ZCITY LIVERY STABLE" Cor. and and Washington Street It AVH'iRE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD ; . IN HILLSBORO. EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS SUMMONS. 111 me uimilt Court of theStato of Ore- kuh, jor wiisiungton comity. Caroline Uandlemau, Plnintiff) John HancUemiui, Defendant j IN The name of the State of Oregon: To John liRnrllnmtin You nre reiuirod to appear in the above named court on or before Momlav, Jnlv l!"tn, A. D., 18'j7, and answer plaintiff s uoniplaint.or 0 a iiiitt'wlil iu u,a , HRBinst you dissolving the marriaifs eon- iiM i nereioiore ana now exiHtinir bo tweon yon and her. Published by order ot Hon. T. A. MeBride. judge, made herein on the 2nd day of June, 1W. W. J. itif'H. Att'y for Plaintiff. Notice of Final Settlement. Notion is linrtihir nl,.,,,, 11 1 ... slgnett, administrairix of the estate of uuraiior, aeeoaaed, has tilud her t nal BH!ounto8 8iih ttdinliilNtriitrix in tor Washington County, and that said ,uACourt. h,8ilxe,l Monday, thend (lay ot AuirimK IH'17 n... 1 ,.. lllsboro i'iiiitiIi u..,i .ii,. ,.r.. 1.1 ... the hor of 10.00 a. m. of said day as the . . ! '"" ,,lBt'e of hfarlng objetftloim to Dnted at Hillsboro, this Juno 2, 1Wi7. . , , . ' . ?. . 0 M. Oahdnkr, Aniniiiistratiix orthe estate of ilonrv Uardner, cleeoasod. 1 i w 1. nice 1 e inft In this City was a Com plete Success. OLD SOLDIERS WELL PLEASED. Gales Creek . .Greenville . . . Glencoe . .Hillsboro They Vote Hillsboro aa Ideal Place for These Meetings. A Complete Ros ter Published. ! w 1. M S Barnes A 6 S Clapshaw I 6 inft Hiram Baker M 1 Artillerv A Nichols B 10th inft. . .". OR BOON. A H Oarrlnon,'B 1 car ON Mule. B 1 inft , A Sigl.r, B 1 inft . .. .... M S bailey, D 2 cav .1 , u Noah Job.' A 1 G T Lcdford, D 1 cav. , " Henry Wehrnng, D 1 inft . . . . " haae Buttler, indian war . . . " Sam Williams D 1 cav. . . . .'. '., ' " Joseph Mann A 1 cav . 8 D Powell, H 1 f R Cornolinc, Col I cav Robert Witlker, A 1 cav , Win M Stephens F 1 cav J H McNainer. B 1 inft i L Laughlin, B inft. J W Citples, indian war. , 11 111 Kane, u cav...... . . " 11 YW1,1- B 1 cav Tbntcher V J Small, II 1 inft . . ; , . Trh?l"s Cox, E 1 cav .Gales Creek t vm! 1 eav Greenville A J Killen, E 1 inft. ..... . A William", Hall'? 1 cav " " a!fmi ?ri8;S 1 lnk " Beuverton that this was the clim'ux of n Ri..bnr.i sJh.v.h.i u...... i ' :j ' ' ",p ; Midilleton .... Dillev The members of the Wnshinfrton County Veteran Association doped tneir annual reunion last Fridnv evening and all are unanimous that this year's was one of t he ii,,Kt pleasant and successful of all. Th old boys enjoyed themselves thor oughly and have gone awav with happy memories. The Ladies' Am. ilary helped to make the meeting a social success and thev too, feel meetings. One of the riWsa ltl fori- R 0 Welch. Dl infi r.t . r , ... , .- mres 01 me attinr was a visit to the ".T ....... Cornelius ii Buxton . . Forest Grove . . ' " MI9SOUBI. ihe larilt bill has passed the senate and will now go to the house for concurrence. It is more than likely that it will receive some very rough treatment although all the administration influence is ' being brought to bear to have it concur red with as soon as possible. With some few alterations it will bf come a law and then we shall see what we shall see, a continuance of this overwhelming, irrepressible, trans parent prosperity so much desired by all, yet not visible. EDTIOItlAL NOTES. It occured to many that Hon. William . Bryan forgot something before cominu to the coast and now thev know rW he did. He did not nrornro nmD; from H. W. Scott, of the Orefroni.n h. fore starting to tour the coast. ; ii 1 1 1 1 1 irrfiiinnu h hui.i 1 ; . e. ., uicinuun j j Kevnodn B '7 inft ny ueneral Walker Camn. Snna f Wiliimn T.n,.i, t ja " - 1', v. j -- H, Mill. , , veterans, of this city. One htm- Jolin Baldwin, G23 Inft dred and fifty .veterans in double t Pirih 23 i,,ft 1 file, accompanied bv a about inn nf uwunl v. me ijaaies Auxilarv. met thn Stnna Jno M v. u at the gates of the grounds, opened l8liao Crai" A 2 ' v" . . ranks, and followed the vounij , T ?'e,c,ier- BE 23 '"ft ,. camp to the grand stand. Mrs. ' J R iiV.Xui.i. v 1..., "' iVuke8, of Portland. President nf! '...';''.' 4I. - r.. . ' " ; . .. "". me otate Kelief Corps, then we-1. A 11 ttes, B 2 cav. . , coined the boys, to which Hon. S I I"ilm1,,s C V cav B. HiiHtnn mndu ... . ,., . oc Zook, C 2 cuv ....... .. ,,, iuui;iiing; II 1 1 it 1-11 u a 1 . 1 I .v.oc-, , Auc(iirire, WIIICII WHS full of pathos and power. John W. Gwilt of Portland, a son of a veter an, followed Mr. Huston in an ad dress of a livelier nature which met with much apDlause. The camp here is not numerical ly strong and efforts are being made to make it a county organiz ation. If this is successful it can be given great stremrth us tlnr.m at least 200 in the county over 18 j ..v...., . 6n ami ciigiuie. rrooatiiv they can then join as an auxilnrir to the retenui Association and mince these an nun complete. Forest Grove meetings more Below is a lOSter of the vptnrana who attended the 1897 reunion: ILLINOIS. f,.H,?ines' 0 2 nrt Hillsboro HrhnllnnnMii. T " 1-. .- 4 a ,, Cornelius S..ate,.A96 Hillsboro i E Moorberry, A 150 inft. .. .Cornelius xr '7 .Greenville N J Walker, I I inft Forest Grove A M Brown, J 5 cav. . . . Hillsboro George Older K 135 inft. Portland Anson Powell F 152 inft Hillsboro John Neep C 9th cav. . . i Cornelius 1 uramei ts 2 inlt , . . ..Reedville .Hillsboro . T . . . . .Forest Grove . Glencoe . .Gules Creek Cornelius . . . .Greenville Foret Grove . . Lyons . . . Hillsboro , KKNTUCKY. ft C Thomas, K 12 cav ....Forest Grove , , LOUISIANA. jonn ti wiikins, E 1 inft. . . Farmlngton WASHINGTON. L 8 Fairchilds, HI inft . . .Cornelius , TRNNKflSKE. John MilUr, D 10 inft Hillshovo . NEW YOKK. Elbricige Cheeney, C 10 urt..Forest throve Israel fepencer, A 130 inft . . ... Vernonla 8 B Rose, E 100 inft .. H L Locke, D 107 Inft . '. Hillsboro W BriuiBon, H 1 nrt . , " Geo Billings, D 60 inft' . , . .' .' .' ) .' ' H M Pitman. B 15 mv vvu nhoi.ni JAlVewell, DllOinft Portland jiuiii uwin, 1 zi inft. ti A Kidgewny, l .ilium a w C P Waiideilieh, 11 4 cav', ,'.'.'.'. Blooming W II Luster, C (i cav Glen wood V. S. ABMY, M Joseph Bucher.G 18 inft.. Forest Grove C I1. Hiclta ( Id !..ft it ... u mi-.' w vuiicniiver n m 1 iiniiin, u 0 cav SUMMONS. ' In tbo Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, tor Washington county uertliu Wiedewitsch, Plaintiff" v. Isniio O. Clem, .'Defendant rendiuit0 " lem' the "bVe ,mmed d- IN the name of the State of Oregon.you are hereby reonired tn k,,i.,i... 7,j answer the complaint filed against you 111 the above 1 entitled suit by Mondayftho llfth day of July, 1887, that being the first day of the term of said court following the expiration of the time prescribed in the order lor the publication of this sum mons: and if you fail so to answer the complaint the plaintiff will apply to the "T" Th ? re ' domanfIe'1 therein, to- V i.o iT HX' . and .o Mu uuni. iioiu an interest and claim in said premises of Dlaintitr l,i,.i, are described us: BeiiiB part of the Sni.v. moil fcmerick and wife's donation laml claim, situatod 111 township one south of iiiuBB whwoi wiiiamette meridian and eom mencing at the south-east corner of a tract of land conveyed by C W Fitch ad P Vitoh, his wife, to Robert Aiton about March. MHO. and numl,,., ti. " east, along the south boundary line of uu riiM uimiuuoii iaiia claim 10.88 ,",Bii!;l!ei?et! Ilonh 0M ohalnsj thence west 10.88 chains to the north-east corner of ihe Kobert Aiton land; thence south W.19 chains to the place of beginning, con taining 10 acres. That the deed executed by you on Feb ruary 10. 18 1. and iwiinlcf of Book 84 of records nf riatulu r!e ?i7....i. ington county, Oregon, wherein you con veyed said property to C C Hancock. r,a corrected so as to describe said land as In ulwl 01,6 S011th of said range 8 west of Willamette meridian, instead of as in township one north of said range. I'his summons is served upon you bv publication thereof by order of the Hon Thomas A. MeBride, judge of said court SUMMONS. t ' In the Circuit foint of the State of Oregon tor Washington County. Sarah 0. Miller, WalntifV.i v. I Julius Martin Millec, Defendant. To Julius Martin Mlllnr t'... ,.K.... ....... ed defendant: ' X the mini of tlieftate of Oregon, you are hereby reutiired to uniieui- and m.. SWIir DlallltlH 's Cdninli.nit I,-..,!.. !.. the above entitled sult.by Monday the lUtli day of July, WI7, the wnue uelng the lirst (lay of the next regular lm of said court ihi. luiiuwing uie exf)iiutloii of the time iMoeunuru u,v taw ior ,tim iiiibUcalion of this summons, and it .n fail so toanswer or waet theruot the plainllff will apply to the court lor the relief prayed for ind de- miiuueu 111 ner (jomplnuit, to-wil : For a decree dissolving thu muirlupe contract 7 petwewn yourll and the plaintiff, and that the plaintiff have the care and custody of Hie-nuiio 'children, iiud for such other and further relief as to urouuuii, nin.v u)iearequituijle. fhis summons is served tiimn yon bv IHiblication by order, ot tlie Hon, Thomas A. McBnde, judge of tli above named court, made and dated af Hillsboro, Ore gon, this 2iid day of May. 1807. . ., JNO, WALL. 11M) Attorney for Plaintiff. ?,i4 " ",,u at Linamoers, at Oregon City, Oregon, on thoSlstdaybf May,18W7 BARRETT A ADAMS, Attorneys for the Plaintiff. GO EAST VIA America's Scenic Line THE LIliRARY CAR ROUTE Meals in Dining Car a la Carte Kock Mnllast. No Dust. THE ifiSiSliorlest and Quickest Line J C Giltner G 15 inft n t smith a 62 inft ESmithG4cav.... S D West G 61 inft With thnncsnlo r.t : - ..iij mi iiiiuciH troinir nn a : ..... " 1 wiui laoor aisturbances and do. M C Coll er. n mr Inft pression making fearful wreckage on that ! N F Smith, A 106 inft. .' wave of prosperity, something should be ! r r"'0 ' ?rJ done. WhydoesUhe .npfeaie court Jl iSP.V.V . Forest Grove . .Greenville . . . . Scholls , .Hillsboro .Vesper Jos Kliiieniiin, B 1 cav Hillsboro II L IM;ke, A 8 inft. , KANSAS, . C W Jones, K 19 cav Cornelius f- rMW',D7cr Hillsboro JameB N Shearer, D 2 cav......Gales Creek J C Smith, C 1 inft.... Cedar Mills H F Gordon, ind 4 cav J S Clark, C:10 Inft.,.' B W Pool, C 11 Inft. ...Powell's Vallev I D Merrvmaii, I 25 inft Hlllaboro A C Archbold, 25 inft .. " AseCorwin. B H5 inft ""' A C Champion, A 8 cav. '. . MTItuiiyon, A 20 Inft...... M L Pratt, R ISO i,,f, Win llayniim. B 104 iiift, . , To St. Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth, Chicago ..And all Points East. , . Progress I M C Lincoln, K 130 inft' Sleepers, Dining and Li. Forest Grove j brary Observation Cars. UA1LY TRAINS FAST TIME Service and Scenery Unequaled. Fur tickets and full information call on or addiesn. H T R, n I a 11 kooio, Or. t T A Portia iirl, Oregon. ' SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Washington. Mary E. Morand, Plaintiff j Elmer E. Morand, Dofenilant J To Elmer 1?. Morand, the above named defendant. IN the name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint filed herein against you in the above entitled court and cause by Monday the Mh day of July, 1807, the same being the first day of the next reg ular term of said court, and you are here by notified should you fail to appear and answer said eoinplalnt, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in said complaint to wn; 1'or a rlfHTPB flluni,.i.i if. 1... ..... , ."'""""""y nw existing between plaintifl and defendant, and fkt she be riLJ . 1 T ,i'u?foay 9f t"e minor chil dren. Claude O. Morand and Eva C. Mo- rhn iv.,S8Ue of ?8id mnwiage, and also Z m , "J " 'Property mentioned In w,.,oiin ueueciarea 10 ne the ab solute property of the plaintiff, and such other and further relief as to the court may seem mt n,i 0.,.,u..v.i.. ti.i ; :.z, "M"'""-". aX., m. ? puuiisnea Dy order of Xno,,ntt" A- MeBride, judge of said V" uiy iiiuut) in unamnersat Oreenn City, Oregon, 011 the 5th day of ,Iiine,187, WM llli'n. Attorney for Plaintiff Administrator'! Sale. N "J. ,. hereby K'ven that whereas the County Court of Washington county, Oregon, did, on June 21,lfj7,duly make and enter an order authorizing and tVV.i T 1 "un "'wtrator of the es tate of John McConkey, deceased, to sell the real estate belonging to said estate at private sale. Now therefore, notice is ,ZeV e, Ten that froni and after July 20, ffiV11 Proceed to sell at private sale ....,.., ,,K uB;niie(i real estate be' longinir to said nst.te fn.n it. v .?' tn.? "e . or se(!t'on 2t8 8 r 2 w ,1. mar. wasmngton county, Ore gon, containing40 acres. , .Terms of Sale One-half cash in hand Dnlance payable in one year, deterred payment to be sectirerl by mortgage up on the land sold, bearing 8 per cent in terest por annum. , .' HdmphrrV' Pkabson, Administrator of the estate of John McConkey. deceased. THE (iKKAT GOLD SILVER " COUNTRIES OF BRITISH roiiWKIA AND EA8TKUM UAKUUN ARE ALL REACHED 7 o 'r & w No Change of Cars between PORTLAND and jIU!iKK (TI'Y Shortest Line to NP0KAKR Connecting with Alt, HAIL IKHITE tn Trull, lioliiiit), Mnii'im N' Ihdii, mik) n Ko'ttrnay Miniii(? UitiniK., . LOW RATES and TIIKOl'CH TICKETS Vr Titiiiiiiil.trninl Deiiiilnl liiMVniutinn, write ! W H lUlKLhCir, (Jen'l Pni. A'.'uut I'ortlaiid. OnKn Or J. I. Knight, IIUlHboro.Oie. Cor.2!ll4n'ash,lll',, 5 J. NORTH R UP, Newly Furnished and Renovated. A first-class table und 4' all accommodations for the convenience of guests. . , , . ,f ' SUMMONS, In theCircultCourtof the Slate of Oregon tor Washington county, Louiae Mhscii, 1'lnlnlilV. j Walter Nisaen, ' Defondaiit.) fondimt?1'81" NiHMB" "J"V0 1"""'d IN the name of the Stato of Oiwon vou are hereby required to appearand an swer the complaint against' you, n d i . v.'ilwT66"10'1 rtaiid eaiiso.011 or Pf '"o next resnlitr torin of said i;oui t , mn iLPiAT0 mhay or July, 18W7, and in dotault of an answer to hu if complaint the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded I , 1 t t Transact a General Banking Business J. W. S!1TJTR A. C. SHTJTK , Manager . Cashier . i.i., .., ...ii,, . taint, to-witr for a docreu (IImkoIvIiiu rim.ti.v ..... 1..41 1 .. p JWh.H4'1fttl"t!f mn eRidani, amt the piamtlft be allowed to resume her maid- tin and other relief as to the court mav seem meet and nnnitui.io ' this siiinmoimiH published bv order of I Hon. Ihoimis A, My ride judge of said court made 11 open court St Ht. eleiiH, Oregon, on the llltliduy of av, 1M7. , lAi UN! KKID, Attorney for Plaintiff. HI 'f - ti-V resume her maid- " -:'' -M. SUMMONS. In the Clicuit Court ofJhe'8fctfeof6feoii .,, tor Washington County, ". K L. Cady, Plalutilt.j Eva A. Suckau, ' Defendant.) - "" To Eva A. Rimknii 11,., '.,1 ....'., , ierulant! ' "UI"ou vou d an- IN the name of the State of Oregon, are hereby reouirnd t ..... swer the nlnintifrC ..Jr...."'.r " 1 the above euMledZu MI same being San Franclrico Portland .Grecuville ... Cllencoe A . 1 r. . "gem, mil A, U C. Dem.iHtdn. C. l Sell sight Jixchange and Telegraphic Iranstcrs and Issninu T.nn,. i-Z.a-.l available throughout the United States. Draw I ills pf Jixchange on London. I-lverponl, Dublin, Paris, Berlin, Krankl fort-()ii-the- v iiin.Stockholm and all pWrt clpal cities of Europe. Collectlonsniadeonall accessible points. Banking hours from 9 Am to 8 p m. the u. ,,4 jv" "' '"w pwiiiB ueiiiir "l,lr,e ""Xt regular term of v..M. v i.bai uuiowingine exp rat on of the tune nrescp ,mi h 4w.K!. '"'ir, cation of this su,umo.'.s:"ad if y t to nlai&nVl "T'f'.to' wantfhereof.tl la nlnl will apply to tha court for the re let prayed for anil demanded In his com- ZXU uK or tl,esuil of $192.00 with iterest thereon at t ie rub rii ..!, ueran 11 11 mi alnno ivhmiiM, 1 mUE , ?M.??4l,MtalJeyl?d UP" nd attached in this action and hn iini,, . ...... u ...V; and the proceeds, thereof applied to the paytiientof plaintiffs judgment.wiid prem. foilows".:6 rUMy riWt Mi,,g 'i' 1 1 "'V1 2 S R 2 W of Ihe Wil Aler., and bounded and described as fol lows:' Beurluiiiiiir ut 11,0 v w '4. the D L O of w ni. 1 7' " .TSS "l K4I. n t 1 "'wa nun Julian- peine, iiandexs.said comer beinirln n.. c M, 1 1 8 R 2 W ; thiyice south 16.47 clisTto X the section line between Nectlons 4 and S3- t thence south 40" west 30.24 chains to the line between sections 4 and 6, T 2 8 R 2 W the. ce north 15.47 chains to the northwest '- 4 4 1." , -, 1 rv,,".'.-dl,! '"jT-f yffi ?!-.: ii" r V'm , u, Mle aiorosu Id v L Ci thence nor h 40- cast 80.24 chains to the ace of beg nning, oontaMiing 88 aorei. f t ...A i1.18 8:'0ns served upo von by lUb icatillll l.v iinla ,.t fkW u!."n.i." 1 nomas !.'l"jn4'vr 4 .1 "Tm " """"44 null, ' mciincie, 111(10 (Tt I ho nlu, ....wl court, made and dated" at HllMhoro, Ore. gon, this 22nd day of Mav, llf f inn S. it. HUSTOM, M 10-6 Att'y.fntPUiiKtJft 1 ; ff. 14 r. " H,r it-. 1. k . . 1 t i y A 7