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Gouty Official Paper.
ISSUED KVERY THURSDAY
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TLaAiu Publishing Co.
r Am i ilhiai Dm Dollar mr Annum,
bis WosMJ, Tbrwe sitlia,S&ela.
! GM Meao-mcUUUra. Be
te the BiacUllic Standard,
Dstf Hsaey aeaas Debased Property,
: ui hottest Aaericaa Prwlact. Our
CiHHMit ten to Mr Creditors' Gain
f Ram " m mm for llarcaa A. Haana
Twiim-oxi American gentle
men recently met in England with
body of oommercialists and roy
aJU. To read the Associated Preea
dispatches one would infer that
the twenty American gentlemen
vera the whole American nation
and thif analysis is not far wrong,
either. Aa a. matter of fact, the
mntlemen are bankers and trust
took holders of the first uiagni
lade, renreeentina many millions
of dollars. They are as absolutely in
control of the United btates a
royalty is in control of Great
- Britain, with the element of better
' government in favor of England
. It ia high lime we quit talking
about our great republic when
' "twcnlv lentlemen" assume to
legislate, aud do legislate for the
Atoerican people, and represent u
"at court." Wouldn't it jar the
' bonea of some of our Revolutionary
iorefalheri those old arch rebel
eould their shades read of the
' aaanaaption of wealth and its rule
in our country?
' It is now evident that there wilt
have to be a new contract between
ihia country and lbs Sultan of
"""""Mo. f be Sultan is about ready
(go on a strike for a higher wage
Here, ia a very peculiar sit
ualiotf, and the whole trouble
' due to oar occidental world. The
Saltan baa found it very difficult
to nay the millinery bills of his
numerous wives since America
and Pariaan styles of bonnets bav
invaded the Philippines. General
' Bates will doubtless soon be auth
orissd to go and get a census of the
Saltan's harem and then the gov
ernmsot can increase the payroll
of His Majesty in accordance to
modern demands. What a great
country we are getting, and what
i are we pursuing.
Tn state should be grateful to
the last legislature remember that
it found that Davis was short over
thirty thousand dollars. Just tell
us how we could have lived through
it had we been kept in ignorance of
' this. Suit has been brought, but
this means only expense with no
return. .
The supreme court of the United
States has 'decided that the consti
tution follows the flag when the
administration want it to in
pots. This is admirable. There
js nothing like a flexible constitu
tion when we are governed by the
trusts and exploiters.
BIG CROP OF PRUNES.
Wilbur K. Newell, of Dilley. com
missioner of tbe first horticultural
district, reported to Secretary Lam
berson that he has visited Multno
mah, Clackamas. Yamhill and
Washington counties, and received
reports from Columbia, Clatsop
and Tillamook. He says:
MI find in Yamhill county more prune
thaa they will be able to dry with pret
est drier capacity. I know o! five con
templated aew drier, bat they will not
be enough to baadle the crop. There u
certainly Boo, and I should say rooo
toaa, of green fruit in sight in Dundee
district alone, more than there it drier
capacity for handling. Orchards gener
ally are better cared for than ever before.
Growers are hopeful and the ieeling is
ftaeral that good prices should prevail,
raoe growers are confidently expecting
good prices for Italisnt, feeling that Or
egon fruit made a good name ior itself
last year and nhould tell readily this se
aoa. Apples will make 75 per cent or a
crop. Sad Attracban, Gravensteia sod
Baldwin will be thy. . Prunes will be a
fall crop all over my district, and the
probable output, if all are saved, will
not be lees than 350 cars. Pears, light
crap, about 40 per cent; cherries fair, 85
per cent; peaches light, 25 per cent;
grapes full crop; strawberries and other
tastall (rait, good crop and of fine quality.
You can save money by buying
your bicycle sundries of 0. G.
Wilkes.
Fred W. Schaefer, piano-tuner
for Oars' Piano House, Portland,
was in tbe city Monday, attaching
a candolin aocompainment to a
f' zo in the 8. B. Huston resi
cz:x ;:.:":' V ""' 7-."' '',
CciIt!ona of Constant Posses
r Mt rtf-Re-Tact" will be the
IcIIr. Umbos' discourse at
)' C '!onal church, It a.
Bora, Saturday, June 1, 1001, to
the wife of Mr. Ha-r- Flint, Kir 1
ton. ton.
i Slate ot Orosou. r Bmii(jtM utility,
Fiiitnr Harilttiff .ind wife, of Mjn.r v..i.. 11 tiii.ili i
Minmrill. od AlWl Tntmr ami
(later, Miss Nellie, well known
here, have gone to Buffalo, to at
tend the National Kditorial in-line
ami incitlentall? take in the
great exposition. They departed
from Portland the nrst or the ws
Iucubators and brooders for sal
cheap. Apply to W. A. Finney,
Uillsboro, Ore.
Peter Hermens and Wm Van
dervelden, of Verbeort, are ptntine
in a creamery plant near the Cath
olic church, the oilier side of ('en-
terville. The material 19 already
on the ground far the structure,
ai.d construction will commence at
once.
"Webfoot Flour" will make more
bread to the sack Ih.n other brands
and is therefore eoonomical
Go to F. J. Barber, Second Street,
or a neat shave or haircut,
action guaranteed.
Satis-
A GOOD THING.
German syrup is the special pre
scription of Dr. A. uoscb.ee, a eel
ebrated German Phveician, and is
acknowledged to be one of the
most fortunate discoveries in med
icine. It quickly cures coughs,
colds and all lung troubles of the
severest nature, removing, as it does
the cause of the affection and leav
ing the parts in a strong and
healthy condition. It is not an
experimental medicine, but has
stood tbe test of years, giving satisfa
ction in every ca?e, which its
rapidly increasing sale every season
confirms. Two million bottles sold
annually, liuschee's German eymp
was introduced in the United States
in 1868 and is now sold in every
town and village in the civilian)
world. Three doses will relieve ar.y
ordinary cough. Price id cts.
For sale by Delta Drugstore. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.
Executrix 4otirt of Hearing of Final
.-- Aceaaat ''
Notice is hereby aiwn that the under
signed, Kxaeutrix ol the eatate of Georee
Horobuckle, defeased, baa filed iu tlie
County Court of the State of Oregon, mr
Washington County, her final account aa
uca r.zecuirix 01 eaio eataw, aim toai
Monday, the Hlh day ot July, 1901, at the
hour of 10 o'clock a. 111. has been fixed by
mid Court aa the time for bearing of ob
jections to aald report, and the aeUiement
thereof.
Dated June 1. 1W1.
CUAKLOTTB HORNBUCKLK,
iecutrix of said aetata.
SUMIfONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT 00TJET Of THf
8TATK OF OREGON FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
W. UEllwood, Plaintiff,
vs.
H. 0. Meacham and J. J. Meacham
Defendants.
To H. O. Meacham, one of tbe above
nsued defendants.
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You are hereby eommanded and required
to appear in the above entitled Court and
answer tbe complaint filed against yon in
the above entitled cause on or before the
expiration of the time prescribed in the
order of publication of this summons, to
wit, once a week for six consecutive and
successive weeks beginning with the wane
of June 6, 1901, smf ending with the iwue
of July 18, 1901, aad that yon appear on
or before tbe 18th day of July. and
tou will please take notice, that if you
tail to so appear and answer said com
plaint that the plaintiff will i.pply to the
above entitled Court for tbe relief prayed
for iu bis complaint, to-wit: That the
aasignment of that certain mortgage mute
by 1. i. Meacham, and delivered to Wil
liam Heuston, dated Oft. 20, 1M9!2, record
ed 011 Page 86, Book Z, of mortgages of
Wsahington County, Oregon, by W illiam
Heu-ton, to you and by you to W. N.
Barrett, and the foreclosure thereof, and
the acquiring of the title by yor by rea
son of such foreclosure, of all of the fol
lowing described real property to-wit:
Tbe Northwest Quarter of tectum 4. T. 2.
N. K. 3 W. Will. Mer. in the di-trict of
lands subject to sale at Oregon City, Ore
gon, containing 16U98 acres, and all of
the proceedings in reference thereto be
declared to be fraudulent and void aa tn
the claim and judgment of this plaintiff,
that J. J. Meacham be declared to be the
owner of said lands and that a decree be
entered, ordering said premises to be sold
end the proceeds of such sale applied to
the satisfaction of tbe judgment of this
plaintiff and tor such other and further
decree as may be necessary in the prem
ises. This summons is served against you by
publication by order of Hon. Louis A.
Hood. County Judge of Washington
County, Oregon, in which it is directed
that suid summons be served by publics
tion in tbe Hillttboro Aigusoncea week
for six eonaecutive and successive weeks
beginning with the issue of said news
paper dated the 6th day of June, 1901. and
ending with the issue thereof dated the
18th day of July, 19ol. and which said or
der was made and dated at Hillaboro,
Oregon. 011 tbe 6th dayof June, l'JOl.
0E0. R. BAOLKY and U.T. HAULEY
Attornejsfor PlaintiiL
Grand Clearance Sale!
We are having a Grand Clearance Sale of our stock for the Next Thirty
...Days. Great Bargains in every department...
Shoes! Shoes !
Three Hundred pairs sold in one week. We are
selling bhoes regardless, of cost. When you see
them and get our prices, you will buy. Call
and get the greatest shoe bargains ever made
anywhere. Everybody says so and it is SO.
We have laid in alSpendid Line of Hardware Which will be sold at Liv
ing price. If you want Farm Machinery, see us before buying.
SCHULMERICH BROS.,
Second and Main Stsv - Hillsboro, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
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Tnoma Stone and f !
Louis Sulll. IVtMHlanlal
T Thomiw Stono aii'.t Iul StUtW, t!u
Ik iminol ,Uliiiiiai'Is;
In the Nmof IlipStxte l'Oivifiii, yu ;
nvl ch f V im lientr (MiiiiiiHiilril
mill rwiuirv,! to iir m tit lnvv n
liild Itiiirt ami an vpr th iMiiiliiiut
lllrrt AiTHiiMt vnu in lln alxv niiiill
suit, liy Hie II rt ilay f Hip rx lurni of
Ilia almvd nUilUil Hum H'Hiitt mir inc
fxinraihin it tli time rpsi'1'itnsl ill tlu:
oolit hr luibli.-Hlmn l this iniiiini i
Iik-Ii -ntil tiny iu iw i!i ii'in nay it t
July. I!l. inullf ymt fail l muMtir iiml !
answer, fitr.wmii limf, llm ilalimt!'
will itpt'ly uinaiil Court lor Hhp rlif il
iiiniiiktl in Ms oiiil:ui.
Tlii r'li( ilmiHiulvtl ts the fo-iHiliwiin
f a (vrlalii tiionpts eciiln,l mul 'p
livprol by you Maty HM'iioy mi or
about Jiiiie an, IKU, to" -urt the pny
nient of a rtiii not mlt ty ymi t
nai.l XUrv Kixmev fiir JtilW trull iniiirfsl
at
III (wr c ni ier annum, mi jnne .n.
1 wl" imlt, ami niorltfikm.. for
raiu"e, s iittit to iiitititi iior-'in,
' J", TlVT ! Z
laiiititl U UHm tlm lollowini; iliwrilxM ,
rai pnwny, io-wik ' r. t -i uir
W of Svtl.inSS Toan-tiioaN, Kaiit'3
wot iiianitu Miwiaii. in "a!iuiis -
ton County, OPTmi and a fuiMfr lo.-n
twrriiitf nl tor,lnii you ami ra. li ol
you of and from all riKbt. minor Iiiton-nt
til ami to said al nroirty, and avory
lrt thereof.
IhiKuiiiiiiona U(nl.lisiuxl liy onliT ot!
Hon. T. A. Meltrtdti. Jmtim of the above ;
tntillil Court, iiiadu on the IStli day uf
Mav. iwt.
Th llrst utiliilion of tills sniininoiis
Is May St, l;0t.
ami til last iiitli.'nlioii i
July 4, l!H.
A. T. LKWIS,
AttorntT for I'lulnlilV
CONTEST NOTICE.
lVnarlniPiit of tlie Interior, Vniled
Statca ljiml OHit, Orpjjon Citv, Ormron,
April St, 11. A Mitli.-U'iit iiintest alti
davit having Ixvn tiknl in tliii otlice by
Sam. n 0. Ijiiio, ont.-tiit, ncaiust
homi'stea.l entry No 10.1, made r'obru
aty 15. 1SSW. for N W U of section 4!,
township 1 N, raiigti 5 W, by Jart.li Kouo
ir.T. ronttiite, in which it ia alloirM that
coiiit'siaut knows the prvneut condition of
the name: al.io that said cntrynian haa
w li.illy aluuuliuieil sai.l claim and that lu
uevpr resitU'd Uh) his said claim sinco
uiakini; entry or at ail nor has he m any i
;. l..l . ,
.' iT'-T' -".T. T. .
T'u , : T. ' '
iniliir.; . ... nor ..-- any
one actiiiK for him, and that said alicti'd
alxence froti the mud land was not due to
hia employment in the Army, Navy or
!3tiue Corpa of the IT. 8. aa a private aol-1
dier, ottict seaman, or marine, duriug the
wt with Spain, or diiriua any other war :
in wIik'.i the V. . may 1 engageo, kkli
. . ..:!.. 1 ... . ...
pond and off. r evidence tonciiliig said
allegation at lu nVlock a, 111. on June I I. i
IH0I, before Keg'sicraml the Receiver at i
the United Stat s Land Otllce. in Hr-gou I
City, Oregon
T"ie said conte ' int having, iu a pnier
affidavit, filed April 22, 1!U. sol forth!
facta which hiy that after due audi
dilunHice penmn. ! wrvice of this nohco
can not be made. 1 ia hereby ordered ami
directed that such notice be given hy due
and proper publi -n' inn.
V. a. GALLOWAY,
Roceivor.
Cr.2dtW)ii
J. Northrop, Proprietor.
ent;oii hereoi, to-wit: On or before the
Mouilv Fiim;ctir1il(il.,!,,lB,y.,of.'),l'l,r- '! J"" ro further
. - uiuiuvuiiiiiuiiki i urn 11 ymi tan (o gpmar and
and Renovated
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. .
SHERIFFS SALE OF
PROPERTY.
REAL
N0TICK 18 HERKBY GIVEN. THAT
by virtue of an execution honed out
of and under tlie seal of the Circuit Court
of the Willi of Oregon, for WsHliiinrtoii
County, and dated the 2Uh day of .May,
1M0I, upon a Jmlgtnetit in favor of 8. 1
Ogdett, plaintiff and agaiuat llolicrt
JohiiHon, defendant, reiiderml iu the Jus
tice Court for Hillala.ro Justice of the
Peace and Cnnstahle Diatrict, Washing
ton County, Oregon, on the 14th dayof
March, 1 Htm, end duly docketed in said!
Circuit Court of the rttate of Oregon, fori
Washington County. Oregon. 011 the .'Kith
day of March, lWtJ, for the sum of it.7.i, I
with interest thereon Irom Marcli nth,
18M6, at. the rate of 8 per cent isjr nuniiui.
and the sum of 17.10 costs, and thn -u in of
f 1.2A accruing costs, anil the aosts and ex
penses of aaid writ, lor want of sufllciciit
lrt)iil pri'pcrty, I have lovied upon
and on Monday, the IhI day of July, I'M,
at the south door of the Court Horse, in
HilislHiro, Oregon, at the hour oj 10 a. 111 ,
of said day, will sell all of the following
described real property, descriliod as tw
in all of the Southwest y tmrtor of 8ei :
tion : T. 2. N. U. 6, W. of the Willamette
Meridian, containing lot) acres, at public
auction, tn the high'-st bidder, for caah in I
hand at tune of Hale to satiafy ihe nlxivo
name.) sums ami tbo coat of and upon
a.i.1 wrii .
said writ.
Said property will be sold subject to re
demption as per statute or on ton.
Wiliieas my hand this 24th day of Mav,
gni J W 8EWELL
Hheriffof Waahlngton County. Oregon.
Geo. If iiailev Attv for Plaintiff
uco.u liagtey, Atty for f laintttf.
Ketm on good terms wi'.h your
"inner man by bnyinz erouurien
from H. Wehrnng & Sons. Priecgj
the lowest and aualitv the hent.
I All their patronu will tell you this
SHERIFF'S SALE,
iu;si as t to tiik iki hkh am
l order ot ju veii.teivu in in i iivtm
oiirt of the State of Oiwoit tor the foini-
! iv til WMxhiiiuiiiti on I In' lourih uttv ul
iv .,!,, im iu..
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Jiunsawiiuiimii, i.im.ii.ii,
Hull, . lllll 1. ,
lllll I, i-i.-fMH-n iik nitnin,
lvlla Kii 'inlH, Jiwxln K. Mrmlli v, Viiom
liiinllry, ili Kamio, AIimkii Knnn,
Mrv Jii K utri", Tliomas M Hiim'rn,
Klla' lUilmnvl, V, It. lvlmrrvll. nuil
tkiiiKi Kam .iinl W M. lU'lmrtvll iw
Kxvntini of tlm litst v. ul iiui ipstnniiMil
f tilfllllt'll liU'llllll'H, HmVUMll, Kltii-I
Itli'liam, Klvii Ivi.'luin. JtMiiim Sli'ili.
flli, Jtsii Siiiium Uiilwrt H. Slfjilun,
I; 111,111,1 llimllov. lliiiM'V Hr.iillitv. Aiinn
, l'rM, M,'irx J. (?uprH, jului S,
; .p,, Knil .1. Howr, llnniiss M.
Katrt'is, Jr.. Siirali M, Kukpik, Klina It
I'lVr, I'rlmnp O. ItiHti'in. MiliinM A
U'tirr. Kolwrt K. Ki'iiom. W II Iti liitr
rvll. Jr., I'llii'l lioliurif'l, M;u')pn( U
I! limrtvll, VhiirIiii A. tti'hnrrvll, osli-y
Iti'harrcll ami l.tllio Stiiltn.i t'mis. IV
ii'iiil.iiii.i, ami ly virlim ot tin i'Vi ,mih ii
iluly ijwiuMl out if llii M t'liurt in Hit
kii Id I'auHn mi tlu IMIt tiny of May, lilH, I
will i.ir i il' mid mI1 in lln' iimiiuer
1 pioviitrtt liy luw. lit inn t unit liott lor
,ol ttlil VViiMiliiifiiin t'oiuitv. in IlillxU.ni,
' on Miiii.Ihv, 1 l:f '.Mill day of Jniu, Isml, hi
; tli Imur of Iimmh. in,, llii ri'iil ,riritv
SIOIHtl! II) till' fOII'liy 0 O AMIII1IKIOII
stlnf vii nun, unit il,DcribtHt ill tlio ili'-
.. ,U r. i r ol -.! tollown, to wit :
A ixtrt of tln limlioii l.mi.l fliim i
(.liin - l'Hvifsm fet'iton 'IV only M'.
Towiisluti llm , I ) South of ltiin Umi- 1 1
v,t ,, the Willainettn Mun.liati, anil ilv
! .,(1,1 iW follows; tMiiiiiirm-iiig al a
I .mint mi thv N.irHi lnuimlnrv of -Mid
olmni 5isl olmins W,st of Hie NurtliMM
r f MK ,,,,im. tUcmv riimimii
Somh 1'I.IM rlialn- to a n.ai in thn nulilir
. ,xnliim u I'ortlaml liy way of (lar-
i .Imi MiiiiH-.tlion.-n North ItiH di'irtws hunt
,.(,(,, ,,,nB naiil road l.i!ior. il
cnwsoa thi K..it Unimlary of iu.l i, I..
C,:tliumH Soutli al.itii( the K:ut liuc ol
raid claim St.ft'i cliains to the Sotttlient
eonwrot .Ht Claim; tlifinV.'at alonst
ti e 80111I1 line of iiil Clalni to tlm North west
corner of Delmiy' Land Cliilm;
thMire North U.W iihwiiix; tlnmrt. Wester
ly alimg the Oreitiin City lioa.l One (I)
llod: ilience Snulli it,5 chain to tlie
North line of laud lici.uti-iiiir lo A. II,
Heath in ISTW; them West i-liuin-l.i
the center of tlm n,d itumluir from
Si liolls Kerry l.i rrthunl: Ihem Nnttli
Si diurw'S at to the Soinhwe.! eoi tier nl
the church nlj them Siuithwtt.rly
aloiitf eoulli linj of (hiircli lul
;1:1H t'liaina to I In. Soiithctit cirner of
church lot; them Northeasterly almig
Kaal line of ehuroh lt S.IUchaiim to Ure
im City nuiilj tlienre Southeasterly aloni!
aald roii.l tn Southeast corner of land of
J. Hint-lev; tliemw North on Hinirley'a
r,-"i ii.tr 1 ...1 lll.m ,U i-UI,ll Hi... ...
L-a II... , I o'l ... V.. ..I. II...
ll.'ii ehaina to orth
t'biimi them-e Kasi on North line of
Claim to place of lBiniiiiiir. Conliiminit
, ,., , -
Tli Hitttml tire lliijui-e.! aiul (evenly one
a'lil 10liHMV.il, .1111 iioiinni, with tntermt
fiiitn April 4. ('.ml. at S tier cent, ir an-
num. and Tan Hundred ami Kilty tfi'itl)
dollar with int 'Iyh from name ilute at t
per cent wt iuiii hi:, ami tlm .'.IJ of aald
, n.n, nnu . nil- -.ll.'.
Saul nnipern will lie told uhlcct to to
tptiiptiiin a per slntule of Oniuoii.
J. W. SKWKLI
MicruT of Washington County, Oregon,
lii-otmiigh , HmnaiiKh, Attolucya fur
I mii.tiit, I'ortlai.il, ,
SUMMONS.
IM TlfB CincUlT COl-RT OF TIIK
statu 1.1 uncoil, lor WaahuiKton County.
fleorgo kaj:; p, lliiitiir
Kllxa Kampi', IVfeiidant
In the Nanio uf Hie Stiite of Oregon, you
are horehy n..iliil thai the nlaniliil' here.
in hat) tiled a complaint agaiimt you in the
almve untitled Court and i-aime. nml von
! are hereby re.iilre.l to np.nr suit answer
aiiidcomplHiiii im or before the hmi day
I of the time nreac.rih.-il by order f puhlt
I answer the uomplai it herein or to pleail
i iiien-.o, hid piniuiiii w 'it cause your de-
fault to lie entered anil will apply to tlm
I Court above tneiitioucd for the relief
prayed lor lu the comnhi int lieriHn: that
is to say, for a decree lorever diasolvlng
iiieiMimiaot matrimony thai may he ex
isting between plaintilf and dt.f.'iida.it
herein, ami for such other relief as lo the
Court 111a) sewn miet ami jnat. The
date of the hrsl publication ot thin "imi-
111011 is Thn-sday, May 31, IMOI, no. I the
uwi piiuiieation tlirreot July 11, t'jui. ami
said auniinons shall lie iiihliahed on the
sain lliiiraitiiy ol each week for a period
01 six wet'KS uviwre'i Haul nam.
Tina sunimona ia published hy order of
11.111. 1 noimia A. .Mclirtil , Jmlge of wild
Court, made and entered in said Court
and eaiiKC. and dated the Utll day til
May, IWI.
BCHXABEL & KCHNAUKI,.
AlUiriieya for I'laintiil.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
B'i
VIHTl'E OP AN KXKCUTION.
issued out of the County Court of
..re c-m,i ,,1 ,.ie..ii, ior oaHiiiiiKUiu
County, i" favor of Isaac Allen ami
aKiiiimt K. M. itoliina 11 for the miiiii of
fi.iti .hls, w llli inierest al e per cent per
annum from Denim tor 5, Mil, and (or
the turthnr sum of f UO U.N. gold colu,
with jiitereat tlii rmin ut the rate of HI per
cent per annum from tbo 6th dayof De
cember. IMKI, and for the cost mid ex
pense of aiile nml of b tid writ, and lor
waut of Hiillicienl irsoual properly, I
have levied uism and will, on Monday,
the 1st day of July, IlKH, at tho .ilth
door of the Court House, in II illsboro,
Wiwliliigliiii County. Oregon, at the hour
of 1(1 a. 111., of said day, sell at public
1 Zt IT , 1 t ' . ' . ' u'
following d( acrilit-d real property, to-wit:
Lot -i of and lu bhaik "K" of ami In
Hteoio's addition to llivrfoii, WuMhlng
bin County, O.-egon, to Katlsl'y the herein-
, ' V, " "Y; ' Til .
i l,e'"ro lm"" d sums, ami lor the coals ami
; 0XJ!!u' "f "i4,1'1 Tu? 1 1 . , . . '
. tmv' Pporty Will he sold subject to ro-
demotion as per aUitute of Oregon.
costa aim
WitiiKMN my hand thia 24th ilav of Mav.
lll. J. W. bEWKLL.
Sheriff of Waahlngton Coiin'y, Oregon,
uuo. it. iiaciey, Atty for I'laiutiir.
;
Now is tlm limn to subucribo
for
The Ant'.
Do you want Clothing Cheap P
Then come and sue us. Suits going nt a great
sacrifice We must make room for our new
stock. We muan business. We want to make
shelf room for our new stock now on the road.
Call and got bargains on Dry Goods, Dres
Goods, Luce, Ribbons, and, in fact, Everything.
SUMMONS.
IN
TIIK t'IKCt'tT CtH'ItT tlh' M'llK
Stale of Oni-iin. (r tin wmniy pf
Wanhlintton,
Lillian K. t'Umvur, I'laintill'l
va, t
Krtoh'riek M, Cltavet, lliHniiilniit)
In I ho Nama of llio Slatir tnKii.
you are livmlur liolilunl dial tliv iilaiiiliil
lioiotii lina tilnl a iotiiiluliii auuliiKl you
In tlm alov(MntllUal I'omt ami ims! anil
you aia Imivliy r.Miiilr.v.1 tn iHnr ami
anvr said imiilaiiit on or ln'1'iira ln
laat lay of tli lima rNrilvl hy onlvr
of u lil li-at Ion hrtvof, to-wit: (Inorliv
fore tlis lllh ilav of July, Imil; you hi
IliiUmr noliliwl Dial if you fail to ixtar
ami aiiNwnr the uoiunlaint tirtin or to
nliml tttervto, tlm .aimil will i-aiiiMi
your default to lwnttfrvi ami will apply
to llu Court almvt iikmiiuiiiis! fur tlu -liif
prayed fur In tlm roiupUlnl nlii,
llmt ia tu nay, foradivrvt. riinvur aniinll.
In ami ilitoolvlng the IkhhIh of inatrl
inony that inav h -xitttir hoiwii'ii
ll:iintitr and ilifmlaiit lii'Min, ami Tor
lU'li otli.it and Itirtliar mllnf aa to tlm
Court may swiii iiiKr. Tlm .Into of tin.
n rat piililirailon f tin tiuitmms m
T'liiirwlay, May SS. IWIl. and tin) lt piih
Iwutioii lliw. f July n, IlKH; and aald
Miitiiiiiotwsliall lm iuIiIimIiihI on Itio tmid
Tlmrday naoh wmk for a irlo.l of alx
n'l N'l.Mx'll aald ilalea.
Till iiiiim inn ia puLliNlifHl hv onlor of
I. .11. I Imiii.tK A. Mi llrl.l,., Jmlijn of arti.l
....ii. m.ula ami rmirHl in mi. I Court
nil . .aims ami ilatl h IStli day ot
M.iv. !.
SCUNAHKL t; SOHNAItKU
Attoriiiiya for I'laintiil.
PULLMAN ORDINARY SLEEPERS
The tourist travel Wtwccn Ihe Kast a id
the I'acitic Coast has react rd enormous
proportions in the last lew yeata. and
Calls (or a special class ol riumeiit.
To meet this demand the Pullman Cpiii
piuiv hiis issued from its shuns, wlu! is
technically called the "I'uUimin Uidin
ary Weeper." These car a.a'r simi
lar to the regular slreH-r, hying Imilt on
the same plan, but not luruUhrd with
the same elegance They are e.nuod
uNtll mattrrsars, lilaiikel, shet-ts, fil
lows, pillow-esses, towels, cutnNi,
hrnshes, etc., reitiiting nothing ol the
kind lo lie luriiishrd ly the pissvn'.cr
Kach car has s stove for miilslng tea and
coffee snd doing "light hiaisekecping,"
and each section can lie lilted with an
adjust a I ilc table. A uniformed potter
accompanies each car, his Initio e I ic
ing to make np lieitha, keep the rat
clean snd look sftrr the waul nut) com
forts of the paasenijcis. In each of the
trains which are diuitrhed daily Irom
fortland hy the O K & N Co. la lo I
(mind one of these l'littiiiun 'rdmarv
Sleepers " The car attached to the
Chicago Portland Special noes through
to Chicsgu w thou I t'hiinxe, and the one
in the Allau'lc Kxprcsa inna to Kan-wn
City without chstiKe. 1'amw libera in tin
car for Chicago change to similar inr
at Grsn((er.
Much of the first-class travel is Ih-ihk
carried on la these cars, ihe rate lieim.
lower, and the service marly eii,il lo
that in the palace sleepei. ,
For rates and full liii..nnti ot, in
cludiuK folders, write to A U Cmiu,
General VasseiiKcr Agent, 0. X.ltN,
Co., I'ortlaml, Oregon.
ii. . . - -,
I Preparing
Veterinary
REMEDIES
Is a feature of our i'ruscrip
tion Deparliuent upon which
we pride ourselves. V do
not slight such prescriptions
simply because tlm medicines
are In be given to domestic
animals. Drugs and chemi
cals of doubtful qutililius urn
not "good enough" at our
store. This is why y.mi should
bring us your prescriptions
for Condition Powders, Lini
ments, Poultry Medicines,
Hog Cholera Remedies, Do
Medicines, etc We also have
a large number of formulas
for preparing all kinds of
remedies for all diseases of all
domestic animals.
Delta Drug Store
Main St., Hillsboro
111 Qniirr I ink
aBSSI sUBMsU
Asa Union Pacihc
To the EAST
The 0. R. & N. Co.
Gives tlie Choice of
T Trains DAILY
The 0, R, & N. Co., in connection
with the Oregon Short Line and
Union Pacific, offers the finest ser
vice snd fastest time to Halt Lake,
Denver, Kansas City! Omaha, 8t
Paul, St. Louis, Chicago, and all
points east. Three trains daily
from Portland, with choice of many
different routes. Palace and tour
ist sleepers, library, dining and
chair cars on all trains.
Write A L Craig, 0 P. A 0
R, fe N, Co., Portland, Oregon, for
particulars.
The fields will soon be dressed
in their lest. Why not you?. Buy
your cent's clothing and furnish
ing goods at H. Wehrtuig & Hons.
Largest stock and finest selections
!in the county.
tr'T,T,'t?TT,M,TT,T'
1
SOAPS ToUet and Medicated .,
V!
I
A gMi I. ..Ul soap, in addition to its clt-su.lng
pro.. rlies, la a sku sollenrr and toaiitilirr, Thrie
are to. let soaps which' Itcsuw thry cstiy an esorss of
alkiill ,111. 1 a r uia.le Irom rcf In l nml grrsars,
ruin thr skin nml make it rough ami ml, WcseUtt
our so i with the same high regard (ot quality as we
do out iltii, and In the assortment we show, tlieie '
are the puiducta of the most tellable itiaiiiilacluteis ill
two liemiapiirii'S alt the leading medicinal soaps,
loo We do hi 4, keep siai we aill 11,
I
i 11 n iu. n ii rt.
TI10 Hillsboro Pharmacy
ATTENTION,
Finest Strains of Poultry in tlio County
a mm
mi ml.
,.''
A. (i. Anderson,
STATE NORMAL SGIIOGI-
... Monraoulh, Oregon ...
or J. II, V. mi rUCii, Hue.
SPEED !
SIZE!
Tho Electioncor-Qoo. Wilkes Stallion
LOVELACE!
3-year old record, Z:2o. 3-yenr-old trial, 2:i2J',
Will make the senaon of fjot at the l'nlr Grounds, HilUliom, Wasliliijjlon
County, Oreijoii, upon the followinu terms:
Season, with privilege of return, fas.oo
Insurance , $35.00 '
Lovelace is a dark hay, with one white hi ml loot, over 16 hands It ;;h, will
weigh upwards nl 1300 pounds.
Sire Iigolist, r.n, snd site ol lignen, a.06.; the Compierer, L:IJ), snd j,
othcrs In the r.30. I'ull lirollicr to Sphinx, l.iotf, sire of 77 In a:30, snd lilec
irite, 2:2o sire of 48 In j:jo. ,
l'irst ilatu Crepott, dntti of Loveliue, :aoj Dnrsey L, auoi; Pelscy llilltoil,
2:ao)', Ooldliic, 2:lXi UiidtM, a:a"; llrilliantlne, t.vj'ii Chrnlllly, trial,
2:t9; Kloulikc, trial 2:1S; Gratul dam of Clt.inty, a:l3, and Caacade, 9:14 '4', hy
l'rinctps.
Second dntn Crape Lisnc, dam of llraid, 2:foX'i King Rene Jr., a:i7 and llnl,
riiic, 2:j7, liy Geo. Wilkes, , '
Third tliint The tlnm of Tarlton, 2:jl, trial, a:al,
Loveluce, as a a-year-old' trotted In two races, obtaining a 2-year old record of
2:2u(. As a 3-vear -olil he was campaigned in several stutes, trotted In 83 races,
obtained 1st, nd or 3d money in I7 races, took a record ol 3;2o In s '.liird lient in
Deceinlier, worked ptthllcly a full mile at Cleveland iu 3:n,
Ilia breeding is unsurpassed, lis combines the blood of Electioneer and Geo.
Wilkes, tlie greatest speed producing strains in the wnr d. His dntn, Ills grand
dam, the dam and Kraud dam of his sire, and the diiin of Ills grand aire, are all In
the great brood mare Hat. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had 5 colts hy Klei'tlone r,
and all are in the list, Three of them having st dllfercnt riid headed the list
of winning sires at their age. Wiiterwilch, grand dam of Ins sire, has sit lu ihe
8:30 list; hits over 300 descendants iu the 2:to list, 1
' I
Mores from a distance will receive good
A number of standard bred mares and
cheap.
Vat further patliciilnrs see or address, it
E. B.
Notice to Property Owners,
!.i.; in i.....i,t pivrn tOltl. IlluoeilV
uf,.r ,.P l,.,..l.tr .,. .1 1 11...I 1 1 II. I.
j..i iu 1......1,., i..A.. n...,
n .,,, ,1 . "j i. .1, mi ,,iib i...nt,i..r
on their prnuilMM and on alrnntH 11.IJnc.nt
tlmrnlo lu conformity to ordinance. This
will also apply to iioiiIh who Imvo nlutrgn
of city property, W. T. A'l'K I NHON,
' llll., VI. ...!. ..I
)alil at lIlllMhoro, Mny fit), liitil.
Cigars ul F, J. BiuLor'aj 2ul Bt.
f
LADIES ! !
We have taken Ihe
aijency n( Ihe fiimoua
Oiew, Sclhy Hi Co.
1
I.ailies' ahnea and can
lit any dad. I'licea,
l jo, ft ''. rt jo ami
f. ml Come in and
see them,
H. WEHRUNO & 80 NS
musitoito. onucns
.Selliii)! o( I, ct Single Comh
liiown biihoin, II Ink Minorca, llnll
Irf gli.un, i , Iiaire.1 I'lvmonlh
Kmk, While l aird Mark StmnUh,
Stlvei S"!led HaiiiUirK, Hull I'lvui
onlh kiaks, Hull C.ihtii, Golden
Wvandotle, fit on,
Am now teadv lo henk nideia (or
''Ki;. my dock are ptinr wliiuer.
Leave oi.lrri lor r'i. at John M.
Iln.wii'. urwety, llilU'aito, ot tall si
yaida 2 miles uihwrt ol i itv.
Malt order addreued In IlilUlairo
will receive iinmrillalr ,illent on.
Hillsboro, Ore.
Ileinniiil flip tlrn.liialea 1'lik loiutiiul
for iC'LlmitiM uf the Normal H. tn. dnr
IliU the year haa Loon inin li lieynml llin
kiipldy, I'oallloti with frfu 10 lo f;
per itmitlh.
Hiato t'e'tlllealea mill lliliillina
Ml 11, 1, nt- are prepareii fur the Hliile K
nndimlioua, and readily hike Ml.ile pa
' art on Kradiiatloii, Kitnns Aendemle
and I'tofewlonat ("onrwt, WeIl iHiiipHsl
Tr.il.niiK l)euirlii,eiil, Keuiw ranyn
In. 111 fl'JI li i;,'i air yuir. Full lerm
opens Hept. 17th. I'W enliil 'Kile and an
lioillh-eliieiita, addrioM
P. I. CAMPBKI.L IV.
BREEDINQ.
cure and paatttrage at fd.ftq per jnonth.
geldings Ut for rund or racln
TONGUE, Manager;-
Hillsboro, Oregon.
T
Pasturage, $1 Per Month.
Good pasture for horses ami b.i.IhV
all summer. Plenty of living j
water, A. II. Johnson 'arm, Need-
ville, Ore Inquire of or wric, J
.j. vvoiwnnccK, iteetlville, Ore
1
You can sava money by going to W
rtuir'u T..m . I 1 V
G, . V
rocr s ior your garden seeds,
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