The Hillsboro argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1895-current, July 18, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextW 4 M M w Y m MDI . . . . 4 5ra k JKoriJi lit HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 18, 1001. M tk Post-otfcoa at Hillsboro, LUCIUS A. MS, EDITOR. CARL LARSEN PLEADS. Carl Larsen 1 morning on Gouty Official Paper. here and there a thistle shows a blossom, mow and make the crop, thistles and all, into hay. After mowing apply a, little piaster W; , , Urcen- in store, the quickly start the growth of clover. 1 0(fenM, alleged being the same one in which J. T. H!.me'a was in volved and for which MeNatnara is serving a year in the "pen." Judge had his1 hearing tin a charge of having You will 6nd this to come much quicker than the thistles. As soon as tlie clover has a good start from ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY :J1 tf . . -... Tf-t Arga Pttbl:Shg Co. plow down, being careful to plow . J all the land and to fully cover all growth. Then roll and harrow at once, so as to cover every thistle. But few thistles will ever show PROBATE. Ksdaie iStisan J Stanley, d't'ewed. ---el for final settlement Aug. 12. GourdianMtip Gabriel Marly, in suite. Citation ordered leaned to said Marty and superintendent of insane to appear Aug. 5 ami chow causa whv suar iian should not be , V" . r . I McBride anpointed M. B. Bump asUppointed July 20th k August 5th tmllml fo; the defendant. Laisen Ouardianship pleaded not guilty and his trial ( May W ilson, nnmo J was set for the second day of the i water, Cha. Utillly and MwfJttoat Om Dollar pw Annum. (Us kaaUtaV am Tare Mouths, S& eta. to GM HtM-aeUlUaoi. Be- after this, and they will look pale Item it the BI.et.Hic Standard.! nd When they do show, Kmj anas Debated Property, I cultivate thoroughly with aculti- 4 PiOeaa Aawricai Pradact. Oar Vator having broad, sharp teeth, so OMMaatat toaa la ear Creditors' Gaia. as to cut every one off under the "Em -' - hr liarcaa A. Haaaa ground. In two days go over with a sharn hoe and cut on any mat I may have escaped the cultivator. alt BW THK LIGHT. and Cora J A. Clear- A Bledsoe next term or court, juugt mo Bride fixed the bonds at IStW, nd t.ie defendant will likely furnWi hi surety in a short time, if not today, BASEBALL GAME. There will be a same of-baseball Sunday afternoon, on the llillebnro new grounds, between, the nine which played at MttMinnviile, last Sunday, and a nine made up from Watch the thistles and keep using ! Greenville, Forest U rove and C.as .... v : i t.J ton flayers. Game will be called sppouitMi appraisers Real Etat Translera. J M C.ieesr to C A Hanley I60 a in Uilroxaud lollydlC.....' 1'0 i! li Keep to L l. Lautjley pt blk m Snuih Park addition to For rt Grove , 6o Stella M Miller to V Sohoen It l blk 4 and it 4 Ink 46Coruehns I . ... .... 1 II . - . . . 1 hui .nil fin tiratiir until xrfs t r ' The Marsbheld. Mail, a repuDnean - . - al 2.30. paper published at Southern Ore- mg weatner. iou wm see uiu gon, hat the following to say about gating scarcer each time and look tbe Chinese Exclusion proposition, ng as though they had the con and we are all pleased to see that sumption. By plowing the land some of our brethren on the Hanna just before freeiing you will have it aide of fence are beginning to see in the unest condition for the the light that is gradually dawn- Png crop. This plan not only Ing on the horizon of expansion: kills thistles, but oxeye daisies and "It becomes more and more ap- otner weeas. 11 is mucn m uer parent that there will be a strong than a Bumnier fallow and without and probably successful effort to the loss of a crop." defeat the re-enactment of the Chi- nese exclusion at the next congress. B. F. Hakvey should not get a The act, which was passed in 1882, verdict against the Oregowan in was tor 20 year only and will ex- his damage suit against that paper pire next year This coast is just tor libel. There is no reason heirinnimr to awaken to the fact why he should be successful, and that no new measure will be en- besides, the editorial in question, acted for the exclusion of the Chi- touching upon Harvey's connec iieae or anv other Asiatics. The tion with the hideous performance prospect of any unrestricted influx which occurred on the train, was of Chinese cheap labor is not a but truth. Papers should have cheering one for the working men the right to moralise upon such of this coast, but thevwill proba- breaches of public decency, and bly have to put up with it The Xhk Anocs ventures to predict East has never really believed in that no jury will be found to give a exclusion, and it was only enacted verdict of damages. ta keen tha Pacific coast states from almoin, their nolitical moor- together for the street car- mgs. Now we are after ties in the state. Every conceiva v There will be no, preaching at the Ktangelical church next Sun day, the pastor Hing absent. Sun day school and Endeavor as usual. Mrs. M. M. Bridges is visiting the Degree of Honor Grand Lodge, at Portland, this week. iMrs. L If Deichman is the delegate from this place. , ' Congressman Tongue returned home the first of the week from hs tour with the members of the House Rivers and Harbors Com mittee. nival, and show the outside world A a; a tip ti-adu 1 ma. w nave one 01 uie uni wuu- I . a i WS xl tKA nnMi Aaar. and we cannot lles n Me TI mrv well ask commercial favors of We production should be exhibited, a nation whose subjects we exclude & every krmerwho has a good from onr .horea mple of grain or grass, vegetable Perhaps the laboring men who or fruit, should prepare to show the will be displaced by the coolies may people what he has. That this be unable to tee where our new county can put up one of the finest policies have resulted very much exhibits of dairy stock to be found to their advantage." HB WAS BDMCOBD. A late proceeding in the United States court at ' Portland was the filing of a petition of voluntary proud of bankruptcy in which Hugh Fields, proud of our efforts. of Browniville, is the petitioner. The dismal news is the first that Next year the voters of Oregon in the state goes without saying This excellence obtains in nearly all lines. Let each resident con sider himself a committee of one to make the carnival a success and we will be proud of our county. our productions, and has been heard from Mr. Fields will have an opportunity to vote since laat October, when in the for direct legislation. Direct law heat of the presidential campaign making is no visionary scheme. It' he appeared in a lengthy interview simply affords a chance for the cit- . in the Oregonian, in which, as a izens of a state to repeal obnoxious former democrat, he urged upon laws, or make good ones. Any the people the importance of elect- man who is opposed to direct legis- ing Mr. McKinley to the presidency lation is afraid of himself. Any for the safety of the country. man who questions his own intelli "I em a. afaeep owner," said Mr. gence ag to whether he can vote Wields, "aad tf Mr. Btyaa ahonld be jiy on a ,4 of thig is li davTofTroZ! ted for citizenship. If he can ferity," he cob timed in eflect, "days of not vote properly on a law, is he good times, sad we cannot aflord to I liable to vote properly in a selec tarn oar backs apon the good man la tion for men to do his legislation tae wait nonee wno dh poureu There no argUment Urh bliapapoo oa. ' direct lawmaking. Were Three or tour days before election 6 . , ... . . f . mm i t 1 "v w V hub vua bviuwvo nvfvaa.u rm-. v s tt . n not be encumbered with laws f hub vaaaxv ami ww i i . ii t gon, where ; i. declared with '. 'tf confidence of a prophet that "with Married At the resilience of Chas. H Standbndge, July it. 1901. Mr. Orin E. Rutherford and Miss Lillie M. Standbridge, Rev. M. D Dunning officiating. F. M. lleidel is still accuuiulal na exhibits for the 41st annual state fair, and that he will make a hearty effort towards pulling down the firt prise goes without saying At the Congregational church next Sunday morning Mr..Hw?hfs will sneak the theme, "ai&y There be Some Explanations of the Delays of ?: .vidence? In the .. . .L eveiunff the u ton service oi in churches of ti. city will be held when Rev. Oh rjt. of the M. fc church, will pMxh. This is the drv 'eason, and slash ings will soon I iir.d. It will be well for ranchmen to m a nine careful about bow their fires are set and watched. Hx'-iiy a year passes but there is litiuation, or threats of litifffttion over some one's fences heme mimed as a result oi siasn inn fires Neiehbors should -get to aether and agree on a nme ior burning and then the danger would be reduced to a minimum. When staid citizens like J, A Itnbrie, Jos. Downs and others who needn't be mentioned getentbuslas tic over a ball game, it is easy to see why the popular sport easily gets following. These gentlemen were up to the ball game Sunday, and the way they bleached hushed all rivals The Argus can not vouch for the reliability of the report but it is said that one or two oi our cii ii?ns who have children grown were out in the hack yard the other evening practicing catch, A large gunnyoack was in front of the towi 575" 1 SUMMONS. I llu.Uon M 1 L Caton 40.IS0 a A WihiIitv (1 ( c ami oilier laud.. W B Jolly ati.l wt to V H Co Htll too a V lolly 11 I c W C CI tk la J Fettig U 2 and i Speiuer'a tnnnealcart II b Jni'es t J D Bellingher pt blk 6 Porvst Grove. . .... H A Rilrbrecht to M A Kngle- brecbi t'Ju a sec t j t 1 r n w . US S. i.n l Anna L Sugei U Jl M-. i.ir- n tiCUMVver tiot Sara h Buck, to Koberl tv B uiulivuleJ 1-J tnt in w i arc 'Jo in rjw... ......... . ..... Sarah K Buck to Oeorgie A Winter unlivilea I-3 mt in w rc Mtlinw O Uewi et l to Thomaa ami Henrv Rolwita 407 a I'hllltp Harris Uc Illoo Uxa ). CU'k to Max Crn.l ll Ha 1. i. 1 bSii 1ft Stiuuioii aihl to Hi',14.or. Hank British Columbia to Can adian Bnk of Commerce 40 a arc 7 t t r 3 w and other lands .. ;..,. .... .... WaUa-e MoCauiani, Master in C aueery, o Bunk of Brilnti Cu.uuiUia 40 a ec 27 1 1 r 3 w and olbertrnd UK H S linker to Geo S Robtnton 16o a ste 30 t s r 2 w lo o O Si. C K R to M KtscUtu 80 a tec il X HJ .. 5' to 401) IS TllS CIRCUIT COURT OK Tltlf 8TATK OKVRKUON FOR WASH lSat'ON COUNTY. W. U Wtwooa, Vlalnllff, va, H O. Mettetiam and J. J. McapIhoii IXtcndaiiU, Tti II, O. M-lim. tin of ll) aliovo nan (Hi d. fViutanla. In the nam of Uia Stal of Oreirii Yuu am hnnsbv auimiiandiHt and riHiiiimi In aar tit tb almw eiititltKl Cuiirt and ) aiutwrr Ilia eiiiiiplHiiil lllvu uuniiim Vun in the above entiile-t famwotuir lielnro tln 1 siilrailon of the time irm llwd in tlui nrlruf mitilU'atiim of tit in aumiuuiiH. U vi it, om a wault for ait comweuuve aim fnv-KWe vrrka bnrimiliiK with (he taiia of JuiieB, 1WI, and ending ttth U10 tnue of July la, IHOl, and ttial you appror uu r Iwrore Uie lib day of July. Itml, and vou will rdeaie tak noilce, that if yun M UiaoapiMiar and nnnwer aald imiii pla nl that (lie plaintitf will I ppty to Hit Ih enhltrd Court for the rellit prayed rr in hU romplaiut, towit: l'lat lh sli;iimpiil of tliat certain moiliraeo ly J. J. Meaehain, and dollvert'd to Wil liam llpuntun. dntatl Oot. '20. Wi. reoonl- od on I 'aire So. Uook 8. of inortir! of VYatldnittoii County, OreKou.by llllmn t Heti'i'i, 1,1 you and by yon to V. N. j Hi'ti!, (,i illt forevlnaiir thereof, and ihr jKiiirliig of ilia tills by yor ty rwi- j i' t mch Kiraetoaura, of all of thafoUj loaina dinerilied real propuriy lo it! i'siu NTrthwoBt quarter of tvlloii t, T,S,i N. K. SV. Will. Mer. In tlie dltrl-t of! IniuU aulijiM-l to al at Oriron City, Ore- iru, eoiilnuiliiK l(Ui ainM. aul nil or . Hi proeodiir In nrtemioe memm no oecmreil to W rramiuieni aim vom tut it 1 1 claim and iuditniont that J. J. Veaithaut hedw owner of aatd mmtaaim enlvrod. onlcrimr auid Prvu unit tn tirueeetia 01 ainn wiu appiwn i tli aailHiaetiou pltiintilt' and lor as may iwa. This atnnnuma iiibUiMtion by order of Hon. Lmiia A IIimkI. County Judue of Wastbtu-loii County, OreRun, In wblfb II im iliroeitni , that will aum.nona Dt wnwi uy puiiiioi' tion In the lllllaburu AlKuaourva wwk 1 for alt eolUMK'Ullve ami aureeaaiva wek liOKiniilng with Ilia isaue of aid m'tt 's pillar diitoil the 81b day of June. l-.WI. and t mi1Iii with the iim thereof illid llo; l(ili dv of July, HM, and wliH It ml o- : dr waa mad and dated al Hillalmru, j OrKo,on the tlth day of June. 1 OKO. it. tiAUI.KY and II, T U viil.KY.i Aitoruv)' Ar I'laintlil. ! Drug Store Little Things ... 1 tf vi V s! A few tiling Kthrrel from alwut the store- you nerd vhem rvciy now aud lhn -everylmily d'-, ana we wanl yon to know we tell thnu. Low priced and rrlinhle 1 lli-a.l.ehe TaWeta S ' Camphor Ice,, .... C.unrrtiittcd Tooth Unitliea S e MiHiutala Horha $ Welch's Crape Juice J ' tntiillilile Corn Cure ,. IS is nit no n A The Hillsboro PJiarnhicy I s ATTENTION, LADIES! ! O. O. Wilkes has the finest line of sundries a; d bicycles in the city. a neat i- air shun in cuniiec ion. AH wink guaranteed. A GC OD THING. t ami void ax to lf la or thl plalntlll, ! 1 t'." flartnl to lie III I J IK ; v that a iltH-roe ho r E sm (iiiImih to Iw Sold 1 V' x 1 .,.! annli.'.! lo ! f ' of the jinlgiimnt of iliuti : .. V--iratit'h otlioraml lurihor tZ?fJt-r. b iiit'f!iiuy in tin prune Fr tyl ', I la aervatt aitahia' you by V :J:SV S K. We hace taken the Kfiic of the fnuioua IJirw, Selhy St Co. Ldie' dliopa and can tit any foot. Pileea.' Ji.jo. It f.l 5 'd , ( ( m' Come 111 and nee lliriu, H. WEHRUNO & SONS lllU.SHDtlO. nllK(HS. Proposals for Wood, Finest Strains of Poultry in tlio County (icno'iii svrtip is the special pre . ....... , ... . 1 scrip' i' n 01 ur. a. uoscnee, a cei e' r.tit l (ierniitii Physician, and is u'kii'i'vledged In. he one of the moei 1 ivuiDsie umtsoveries 111 uiru icine H qn; kly cures coughs. . . 1 1 . . .1.1 1 .1. cuiil.- iuui iiii sung irouiiiKa ui me ervfi -1 n,i' r. , 11 moving, as it does the e use t f tl , nllVetion and lesv ing ?he p;us in a strong and heallhy f '" -'ion. It is not an eiperitneii.ul iindieiiie, but has stotul ihe test i f years, giving satisfa ction in every case, which its rapidly increasing sale every reason confirms. '1 wo million bottles sold annually Boscbee's German syrup tt introduced in the United States iu'1868andis now sold in every town and village in the civilized world. Three doses will relieve any ordinary couidi. Price 75 cts, For sale by Delta DrugStore. (Ireen's Prize Ahmtnac. Hcalwl bid will be recnivi'd nlilieoiHce of the undnnuKiied from date until Alitor day, July t.H, 1UU1, for ftiroWmni Ulcml" of four (not tir wool. cm from bii: lim ner, oeiivereii in ne loin ymi on m -1 ror Cvtooar I. 11101. IhdiU'rai umv bll on JO rnnl of above, hut 110 bid for i h J amount will I eoimldiirrd. The riylil to ( reject any or all bid la reserved. ' J. W. BKWKt.l.. ShnrirT tVaabitigtoii County, Orou. ) HiHsU.ro, June Si7, 11M1. i a Selling of I3 rout Siucle Comb Hi own Ijv)hoiM, (Hack Minorca, Hull l.i'gliorti, 1 1 mi. Hurrrd I'lymoulli Ki.ik, White I'acnl lllack SjwiiUli, Silver S)iaeled tUinliiirK, Hull I'lvm Utah UikWii, Itulf Ciahtii, Coldrn Wyanilotle, l ou, Am now rrady to hook order for t:x: lu my llovk are pit wiiiiivki. l.ravc nnlrr lor reit nl jolin si. Get Notice of Final Settlement. fathers, and these were filUd with hay, as a protector. Bird cages caaes'weted as masks. Is it any wonder that people like a game of baseball? in 24 hours after Mr. McKinley's I election the price of wool would ad vance two cento per pound." All these utterances of Mr. Field were flashed through the prints like blazing rockets in a midnight sky. Mr. Fields was extolled in the re publican papers as a patriot, and painted as a financial seer who foresaw the future with the ken of which are a bill of expense to the many The Sunday train on the West Side is a paying institution so far, and that it will be a permanent feature of the railway service goes without saying. Of course there will be more or less opposition by those who prefer that people shall go to church on the Sabbath, but the train need not interfere with , . . , , . , any one going to worship who so Todav. Door Mr. Fields, in sack- ' ... . . cloth and ashes, sits in the mire of debt and weeps, an example of the sublime folly into which politicians lead foolish old men. Corvallis Times. CANADA THISTltB. W. H. Connell gives the following, from Beal's "Grasses of North American," for killing Canada thistles: "Canada thistles have long roots which store up nourishment dur ing the latter part of the summer and fall, to feed the spring growth. To kill the thistles without the loss of a crop, have the land rich, if possible; at least have it well seed ed to clover, and by top-dressing Xi2i lnd-plster, ashes, or by t crins; get as good a growth tn ti lw as possible. As soon C ' ' Cz to n toH bloom, and wills. In this age of close commu nication a Sunday train is a great convenience as well as a necessity. The poor from the city, with a very small expense can reach' the coun try side, where freBh air and na ture's bounty are free alike to all who come. Those who work the week in the country can visit with their friends in town with no loss of time to speak of if they so desire. The Sunday paper has become to many as necessary as the Sunday sermon, and the mails now bring this to your doors. It takes all kinds of people to make up a world. The Saturday Sabbath man is no doubt as earnest in his belief as the Sabbatarian proper. BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT. Having purchased the entire stock of furniture and undertaking goods of P. 0. Brown, I can offer the pub lic anything in that line at bar. gains. Wall paper, various designs, 5 cents, up, per roll. Matting, carpels, plushes, tapes tries, full line of rugs, lace curtains, window shades, all colors. Four teen styles of beds from which to choose. Fine stock" 01 rocaers, tim ing chairs, lounges, couches, and bed room sets. If I have not what you want, I will send for it. When in town, give aie a call, This storo carries a full line of undertaker's goods.'and will take charge of funerals. Woman at tendant, furnished. Remember the place, I. O. 0. F. Block, Main street, Hillsboro. W. O. Donki.son. Prop, SHERIFF'S SALE, - BY VIRTUE OF AN KXHCUTiON, decree and order ot aale, isniieil out of the Circuit Uourt or tne niaie or ure-1 iron for Washington County, in favor of 1 of Andre Ol-en and K. L. Ulaun, and j against Mark Woods, Ilaiiiia Wood, 1 Cnrietina Peleraon, Amanda Peterwin, i rl PBtomon and Mary 1'eternon for tiio mini of I'i&SO, could, and for the further sum of MM3.W0, V. . gold coin, with Inter est thereon at the rate of 10 per cent jw r annum from the 15th day ol July, isail, and for the cotttn and expensed of mile and of said writ , Now. thereforo, by virtue and In pursu ance of Haid judgment, devn-e and order of dale, J will on Monday, July !', 18t)l. Httheaouth door of the Court Uoime in Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of HI o'cloi k, a, m oi nam Sotii't Ih liereliy iriven that the under signed tins tiliif his tlnnl account In the niattnr of the estate of Hunan J. Stanley, deceaaed, in the County Court of the State of Oregon, for Waahlinfton County, and eaid court haa not Monday, Aug. 12, iii. to a. in., aa the tin e and the County Court room, in Hillalwtr , Oregon, aa the ulu.w of heariinr objections to aald tiual iiCiiount and for the final dettlement of said estate. .... Dated at Uillshoro. Oreeon, thH July 11,1(1 1. J. 11. ol'ALbl, Administrator of the entuto t-f .Suaan ' J. Stanley, deeoaaed, Benton bowman, Atty for Kutale. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. M .1 . it ij itrown irrncerv. in ii'ami. or tau ai sed I rit' t ' y(X&" yariln 2 nillea aouihwt ol eity, UllV ' Ji' K ' r i if J Mail orleia aililrcMiro to lltllalHiro ' ? 'HmfSi!SS-tm will receive luimetliatt aMent'on, . , mis. s.T.- - - The fields will soon lie dro n their beat. Why not you? . . . . , , . your sent s cioimng anu mr ins bikhIs at H. Wehrung k S' Lareest stik and htiest seiecuons; , i the county. A. . Aiiuorsoii. Cocoanut in bulk lit Greer's ! HillslHiro, Ore. 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 wei'k. We are Belling shoes regardless of cost. When you see them and gel our prices, you will buy. Call and get the greatest shoe bargains ever inude anywhere. Everybody says so and it is HO Do. you want Clothing Cheap P Then coinu ami see u. Suits going at a great ttu'ritice. We must umka room for our new stock. We inrnii buHiiiexs. We want to make shelf room fr our new stock now on the road. Cull and get bargains on lry floods, Ires (lorels, Ure, Uihlioiis and, in fact, Everything. Get from Portland to CI icago in houraiuat t days. The "Chicago-Port land Special," leaving Portland daily at o a. m. vio O R. & N arrives at Chica go at 9:30 the third day. New York and Boston are reached tne rourtn nay. Thia train, acknowledged to be the fatt est between the Northwest and the hast, is solidly vestibnled and its equipment ia unsurpassed. Pullman drawirrg room sleeping cam, up-to-date tourist sleep ing cars, library-smoking cars, free re clining chair cars, and unexcelled dining cars, the meals on which are equal to those served at the very best hotels. Remember this train runs solid Portland to Chicago; there is no change of cars, and the good of it is, it costs no more to ride on it than on other routes. We have other trains. The "Pacific Express" leaves Portland daily at 9 p. m, yta Huntington, ana tne opoKane Flyer" leaves at 6 p. in, djily via Spo kane for t, ram nnu ine nasi. We have laid in a Splendid Line of Hardware which will bo sold at Liv ing price. If you want Farm Machinery, see us bolore buying. SCIIULMERICII BROS., Second and Alain Sts., - Hillsboro, Oregon. Kor rates, sleeping car reservations, etc, call on or write to any 0. K. & N. aent, or write to A. L. Crafg, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Uregou. SUMMONS. Cor. 2d 4 Wash" it1 ADMINISTRATRIX' SALE. J, Northrop, rroprlfltor. Newly Furnished and Renovated IS TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF TUB Stale of Oregon, for Washington County. George Kanipp, Plaintiff) VK Eliza Kanipp, IMondant J In the Name of the State of Oregon, you are hereby notified that tlie plaintiff here in has filed a ootufilaintagainHtyou In the above entitled Court and caune, and you are hereby required to appear and anawer sxld compluluton or beiorethe last day of the time praanrlbed by order of publl cation hereof, to-wits On or before the 10th day of July, liWl; you are further notilled that If yon fail to appear and answer the eoiuplni it herein or to plead thereto, the plaintiff wdl oatwe your de fiiultto he eutered and will apply to the Omit above mentioned for the relief day, sell at public auction to the highest j prayed for in the complaint herein) thnt muaer ior can, uhs ioiiowi"B-ojB,.iii,rii i to Hay, for a decree Jorever (Imsolvliig real property, to-wit: the bonus of matrimony that may no ex- Lying, being and HituaU in Washington I luting between plaintltJ ami aerenuani County, Oregon, and being all of the j herein, and for micb other relief a to the Southwett quarter of tlio Northwesd Court niaj Hooin inret and Jiwt. Tlio quarter, the east half ot the Nurlhwwit dote of the firot publication ot thia sum quarfr and tbo North woat quarter of the mona is Thu'aday, May 80, HXII, and the Northeast quarter of Section 83. township ! laxl publication tliereof July U, 1901, and 3 North, range 5 Went pr tlie Willamette said wimmonfi afmll e pumtHnua on tne Moriillun i?foitaiiiniB lOo aenn. to satisfy 1 nid Thuraday of eaeh week for a period He takeB MB Sunday With his the hereinbefore nainod BUiiiB, and. or the of six weeks between said Uutoj. ... , , t. . t 1 costs nd expeiiNen of said side. I Thia aitmnioriH Ih published by order of neighbors all at work. It IB a Safe Baid pr .pert will be sold subject to re- Hon. Thomas A. MnBruie, Judge of aald ,t! .v. . vii ni 1 demptlo.' per Ntiituln of Oregon. Uourt, made and entered In mid Court proposition that over half Of 0Ur,.UB. 'mi hand ihial7th day of July." and nause and dated the SWth day of IN TII1C MATTr.ll OK TllIC KHTATK of II. It. Dh-kel, deeenaed. f llv virtue of an order ofsiilu duly undo ! and 'entered in tlio County Court of M nil -1 I nniiuili ('onnty. Oregon, 111 inn iniovit en i titled mutter on the 8II1 day of July, ' )!KH, ordering, authorizing and directing 1 me. the illldetTdgi d, u inltn IiiIhI riitri of I tlieeaialeol II. U. Pickol, deceuwiil losell ! ni private wile that portion of the real estate linionging to mini iwinie iiHiiitim 111 Wiiililnglon county, tiregon, and de scribed as follnwa, to-wlU Coiuiiimieing al a point Wits rods east of the Northwest corner of Hectlon 14 T 2 M It I West of Willamette Mcridhiu; tlivnce 8-null DO chiinisj thence lin"t Wi rodnj llinnce North ,'!) clialna, llieucfl U uhI Win rods to tlia pliicn of liojfluuing, containing 'M scrns, The satne being u nn t of Holomoii lilcliurdson uiid wife donution laud ulidni. A H'.np of laud hitohh the north end of the abovo desert bed tract In recorded in Hills boro as a nubile road 10j feet wide, dedl rated to the public! forever, and the whole thereof, or w iniicli thereof aa may on necessary to satisfy a promlasory note for WO and any other claim which limy be presented againat said eslittn Now. thereforo, pursuant to said order Of Hale, I will, from and niter the 21th day tne oiiiise ot j, it. minerclul lllock, 1 n-il to kuII said fin ther notified that if you full to appoar ,u ,m, i.i,,!,, ' 1,1.1.1 for cash. 20 tmr oont inu aiiawHr mo .noii.. payalileon duy t sale ami lialiinco 01 lead . thereto, the plalntifl wl i cioutirrnutbin of sain and delivery of dood A nrst-clas table and all accommodationi for the convenience of guests. SUMMONS. IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OK TUB Htate of Oregon, for the county of ' Washington. Lillian E. Cleaver, Plaintiff) Fn derlok M, Cleaver, Defendant) In the Name of the Htate of Oregon. Vi 11 ere hereby notified that the plaintiff hciein has tiled a complaint against you In tic above entitled Court and cause and j, 1, hpreby required to appear and 13 aim or . k" j, 1 T ,:..i I August, llsll, lit last nil? 01 tneuiiie prrwri iwu , "'V" IMtoildard, Room 4U Co of publleatlon hereof, lo-witi On or be- UornaM(i, ()r ,n nroc Otfl. TIIH lllll 11UV Ol IMIY, your default to be entered and wlltapply lo the Court above mentioned for the re lief prayed for In the complaint nnroiti, that is to say, for a docree forever annull ing ki.iI (liaudvinir the bonds of matrl- monv that may be existing between 1 plaintiff and defendant herein, and for such other and further relief as to the Court may sentn pnyier. The dale of tlio first publication or this summons Is Thursday, May 28, 1901, and the last puh lication thereof July 11, 1001) and sa d summons shall be published on tlie said Thursday 01 each week for a period of six weeks between aald dates, , . . This summons Is published by order or Hon. Thomas A. MoUride, Judge of said Court, made and entered In said Court and cause, and dated the 18th day of May, IU0! BCHNABBIj tic 8CHNABBFV Attorneys for Plaintiff. people prefer the Sunday train to wi no train on that da jr. J, bKwULL HhorifTnf Wioliini?t,on Cnun'v. (Irni'on. I I Geo. It. Bagley, Atty for Plaintiff. ' Muv. IISJI. 8CHNABKI, A HCHNAimri, Attorusyt lor PlaiutlU'. Smoke D.lU. La Aprobar Cigar, So, All offers to be made in writing and ad dressed to me, cure J. U. Stoddard, Port hind. Oregon, Dated nl, t'oiaiiinii, uic(roii, juiy n, mil -MINN1K DICKlflli. .'.ilininlHtriiliix of I.I10 esUilu of 11 I'ickoli dueciiKod, It. Treasurer's Notice, All County Warrants of Washington County, Oregon, endorsed "Not payable for want of funds," prior to Apr, I, 1(101, will be duo and payable 011 and uf' tor July W, 1001. Interest wlll.ceiiHu tiller that date. HODOLPH (! IlANDAMi, June 11, 11X11. County Treasurer OREGON SlIOILlNJ ass lUtlDN FACIrll. To the EAST The 0. K. & N. Vau (Uvea the ( linlce of T Tmlns B A I L Y Thu 0. It. A N. Co., in connection with the Oregon Short Line and Union l'auiflc, odors the ilntmt ser vice mill i'iihIchI time to Halt Lake, Denver, Kantian City; Uinuhii, St Paul, St, Lnuia, Clnoago, and all points east, Three trains daily froni Portland, with ohoice of many diflorent routes. Palace and tour int sleepers, library, dining and chair cars on nil trains. , Write A, L. Craig, Q. I'. A 0. K. & N. Co,, Portland, Oregon, for particulars. Tlie Argus and Weekly Oregon kn one yyxr for 2 Subscribe now, Notice to Property Owners. Notice U lioreby given that properly owners are hereby notilled to out thistle on their promises and on streets. luljiiomt thereto In conformity to ordinance This will also apply to agents who liuvn elmrgu of city properly, W.T.ATKINSON, , t iiy iiiirsnai uaieu at uuiaburo, .uy m, luui, I" r