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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JAN. 23. 1902. . i A tru xm rnni u : : : A I'ai-hh ok tiik I'nuri.K : : : trd at th Foet-aUiae at HUUbor, Oregon MSaound class mmiX atUer. LUCIUS A. LOIS, EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUKD EVERY THURSDAY BY - The Argus Publishing Co. BabecstJUoB: On Dollar rxw Annum. 8U Mtuki,aj T-re Moo Us, 3& cu. Oppote4 to Gald MfrM-Betollisa. Be Itcvcs It the Biaetallic Staidird. Dear Umj aetas Debased Property, tad Profitless Aaerkaa Predict Oar Consevsent less is r Creditors' Gala. Has a ase for Marcos A. Haaaa . Ir the Isthmian cansl shall pass both houses of Congress this ses sion it will be a surprise to the many who hare watched National legislation on this great proposed water way for years. Tactics of delay are already being furthered at the threshold of tbe Senate, and when the measure gets back to the House it will not be known by its friends. It is really very funny, and quit in the comio opera line in one aspect of it: "Capt Chadwick, of the New York, gets $14,025 in prize money as the result of the naval battle of Santiago, although his craft did not fire a shot and was nearly ten miles away at the time of the surrender of the last ship in the Spanish fleet. His share ia nearly one hundred times more than that of Admiral Schley, wbo has been awarded $149. Ore gon City Herald. Arthur H. Noyea, the Alaska J udge who made himself so obnox ious by his contemptible decisions against beach miners in Nome has been fined $1000 for contempt of Court Noyea was the tool of the bin mining ring that appeared to have the sanction of tbe former administration in its nefarious reign at Nome. Evidently the money behind this thieving com pany, of which Noyea was the tool, contributed of its opulence to keep Noyea from going behind the bars where he belongs. Oregon Inde pendent. When the campaign advances the Oregonian will forget all about the injustice we are doing to the Philippines in the matter of tariff, and all about, the injustice of the trusts, and the1 robbery of tbe trust barons, and get in and howl for the only blue blooded party in exis tence. It's easy to back-back. It was very easy for the papers to gig and bolt down the anti-expansion ideas after Mr. Hanna had de dared them to be improper, and it will be as easy for the kickers to getback into line on the matters of trust and Philippine injustice. Things are getting interesting in Multnomah county for Senator Simon. The commissioners' court of that county recently appointed the judges and clerks of elections. and the Oregonian contends that . they an all members of the Simon machine, excepting those who were sandwiched in where tbey would do no harm. As a matter of fact, there are many on that list who have been judges and clerks of elec tion in the past, and who then war counted as the most iatelli gent and honorable citizens of the county. They then belonged to no machine bnt of a sudden, change comes over the spirit of tbe dream and they become "machine men." Well, What of it? A ma chine man is just as virtuous now as a year 0? so ago, is he not? Whose ox is getting gored? Whose ambition is getting bagged in the kneoB? Will "not these men count aa honorably in the future as they did in the past, when gun-plays were made by their masters in the interest of "decent" politics? Go to, kickers! Simon and his politics are rotten enough, God knows, but "Father of Abraham," give the Jew his just deserts. He is no bet ter nor no worse than when he was a little tin god and led the "only honorable men" in Multnomah ' county to defeat and victory. Every few years our friend, Hon. H. W. Scott, is mentioned as a United States' senatorial possi bility. Mr. Scott would make an excellent senator only for the facta that he is a monomaniac on the money question, standing al ways for the debasement of product; a procurer for bank rag money trfMla: a tiddler on tariff, being be- ttrixt and between and never right, eutirelv; palterer on the tru?t; question, yet standing in will) trust when it comes along election time. But for tbeee few little iJio syncracie, The Argus would hum bly support Mr. Scott for United Stat' seuator. Aud for these uu righteous characteristic lie s (o be denied the support of thU religious journal and be is also wrong, by the way, on the prohibition ques tion. We humbly submit that Scott ia not acceptable' to The Ar gus. Personally, he is a Dice gen tleman; politically, heSs the great est and most unmitigated flirt iu the Oregon political arena. We all remember how he flirted with the imperial idea, only to favor Philip pine retention when forced by the bosses. Gov. Gcer U having plenty of com pany these days. Every little politician from Baker to Ashland ta out after the nomination that should go to Geer as a matter of party usage. The tall syca more of tbe Waldo hills may have to go back to his farm, after all, before he has had the honors of the office two terms. Oregon will give the beat exhibition in 1905 that has ever been shown to people of the United Slates. The Northwest has abundant resources and can exhibit anything, and of the best, from a gold mine down to fruits of the minor order. Senator Simon ia to return to Portland and take part in the primaries.- This means that the Hon. Joseph is ia trouble and that he feels that he has 'a hard fight to make now that the big daily has deserted him. Bat why has it de serted him? The Hillaboro Commercial Club is to entertain the the visiting state Dairy men next Falland they will do tbe host role admirably. PROBATE. Estate Liverne Baber deceased: no objections presented and final accounting approved Jan. 20. Ad mimstrator directed to turn over residue eetate to beirs. Estate Fannie T Keep, deceased: Petition filed by Thos Talbot etals, asking that will be set aside. John Neep, executor, and all persons in teres ted called to appear on Mon day, Feb 3, to show cause why said petition shall not be granted, S B Huston and John M Wall, at torney for petitioners and Gee R Bagley attorney for administrator. Final settlement of H C Raynold estate set for Monday, Feb 24, 1902. Notice to tbe Public. Those knowing themselves indebt ed to tbe undersigned will kindly call in and make their annual settlement. Dr. S. T. LlXKLATER, Hillsboro, Or., Dec. 12, 1901. Evan P. Hughes, former pastor, will preach in Congregational church Sunday morning. Rilev Rilling baa rfltnmpd from Eastern Oregon with a span of cayuses irom tne range. Complete line of flannelettes and outing flannels, at Schulmerich Bros. Farmers say that as yet the freezing nights have not injured winter wheat, and that crop is do ing nicely. Go to F. J.Barber, Second Street, for a neat shave or haircut. Satis action guaranteed. flnA r111a mar lnAaA la n m VUV fVt ....... JO ij U tlla rillincv nrlita mill Pn nrr.A merchantable potatoes, and there is "money in it at mat price. For Sale Two small work horse. $45 cash down. A. A. Phillips, Cornelius. Geo. Ruprecht has sold his hold ings on the Jesse-Cornelius -place and will soon move to Portland. He will have a public sale Jan. 29, next Wednesday. Loaded shotgun shells; sporting goods, at Schulmerich Bros. Ev erything at very lowest prices. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sewell at tended a meeting of the Tigardville Grange last evening. They report a splendid time, plenty to eat and a fine number of exercises. Wanted A carload of No. 1 po tatoes. Will pay the highest mar ket price. H. Wehrung & Sons. . It is expected that the Oregon Supreme Court will pass on the Colestock appeal next Monday and then it will be known whether or not the case is remanded back for a new trial. One of the leading gypsies, of the camp south of town, had an alter cation in the livery barn last night with E. B. Sappington. It seems that the gypsy went there to pro cure a team to have himself taken home. He was loaded with booze and Sappington refused to hitch up a team. Blows were exchanged and the man finally put out of the barn. Later on he was arrested and placed in jail over night. He had his trial before Justice Everitt this afternoon. After hearing the evidence, Judge Everitt concluded that the defendant was guilty and imposed a fine of ten dollars and cost. In default of the fine ' the prisoner was committed to the county jail to serve out the appraisement. i . is. . t, r, tN rv, i tt ti A GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE ! a In order tn moke room for our Magnificent Spring Slock we are iniu.gura.ting a Clearance Sale to continue 'ral weeks. Our slock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots ami Shoes, Geat'a Furnishing Goods, etc, is tho fun's t in Washington County, aud we are going to give you our profits for a flwrt time. We Must Have Room for the Incoming Stock Do you need a new suit? Come and get it. Do ymi ntvu "f Dry Goods of any kind? We will sell you at prices that a reft, .rt rift immfUttitivA fif waa tot Malt t 1 a r-ai ..- altaalf ritiitil v nv --v.i v vj iui ui vau v otiiwi vui rm 11 iwwiu, and to do this we must O Sell Our Big Stock at a Sacrifice We mean what we say. Ask how we treat them. That will tell the story. This in a Genuine Clearance Sale.. Save some money and help us . i 1 ; : . 1. . 1 - reuuee lor our tug invoices now John E. PI w Forest Grove, A Buxton subscriber writes tol know the status of tbe estate of. Wm. Chalmers, insolvent. Accord ing to the report of the assignee, , . ,0 ,,,n, . . , made Dec. 1J. IvOI. he had re-; ceived since Nov. 30, 1900, the j sum of $l,li!G.7G, and had dis- l7-? ance on hand of $443.72. Besides this cash there was in the hands of the assignee the following personal tv: 312 bushels wheat; 434 bush els barley; 472 bushels oats; IS tons cheat, and four sacks of tares. This report was approved by the circuit court. If you want to buy 1G0 acres in Tillamook county, 50 acres of which is in meadow, bottom, or chard; barn, fair house; balance nrnra and nr timber, a splendid f place for a dairy and stock ranch, seven miles from Bay City, on the Nehalem river, call at this oflice. Will trade for Washington or Yamhill county farm property. Good water course for timber float ing. Orchardists are already com mencing to spray their trees, hav- inn touna trom tne last two or m ..... three years' experience that it pays ; to give care and attention to this industry. Splendid line of gents' furnishing goods at H. Wehrung & Sons. Leading styles always in stock. Seeing is knowing and knowing is buying. Come and see us. Money to loan in any amount John M. Wall, Hillsboro. RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT. To the officers and members of Nishna botna Lodge No. 409 I. O. O. F. Oris wold, Iowa; Word having reached members of your committee that the Angel of Death has entered the home of our brother, Philip H. Baugbman, of Hillsboro, Oregon, and taken therefrom his beloved wife, we would therefore respectfully submit the following preamble and resolutions: WhbkkaS, It has pleased the Great Ruler of the Universe to remove from her earthly home to her heavenly home the ever faithful wife of Brother Philip H. Baughman. It is but fitting and just that a fraternal tribute be paid to the memory or this most exemplary wife, mother and friend, therefore be it Resolved, By Nishnabotna Lodge No. 409 I. O. O F, that we bow in humble submission to the will of, Him who ruleth and reigneth in the Must High, we do nevertheless mourn the loss that falls so keenly upon our brother and bis family. Resolved, That the heartfelt sym pathy of this lodge be extended to our brother and his motherless children, those that were bound to her by nearest and dearest ties, in this their greatest affliction. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be spread upon tbe records ol our lodge, that a copy be sent to our brother and that a copy be sent the Griswold Anterican and tbe Hillstioro (Oregon) Argus and Independent with a request that they be published. D. H. Scott. ) Casper Ackerman, ' Com. J. W. Wayne. ) Griswold, Iowa, Jan. 11, 1902. Real Estate Transtert. John O' Council to Henry Dick 160 a sec 11 tin r 2 w , 2000 Mary M Gillespie to W D Wood 40 a sec 24 1 3 n r 3 w po Andy Woodby to Michael Thomas 9.52 a Sol Kichardson d 1 c 1260 A W Pike and wife to 0 K Hodges tract in Heaverto OfiO J A Liveugcod to Anna Kaufman 20 a J H lteid d lc 000 8 A liurris to Sarah Klineman tract In Kelsay d 1 c I"i0 Fred Durig to Andrew Olean 10 a sec 2 1 1 a r 1 w 7,10 Then Manalield to Fred Durig 10a sec2tlrlw B0 Ben Dooley to Nancy Banks a sec 31 1 2 n r 3 w 30 Nanny Ranks to Hen Dooley 7-11 a hoc 31 1 2 n r 8 w 37 J D Hates to Wm A Hates 40 a sec 26 tlsrSw ...... 300 D C Merrill to ('has Rergoson 10 a secZUlaraw 350 Darius Fouch (o,E I. James 4 a near Cornelius tiOO Ellen Jackson to Jacob Whitmore It 8 blk 1 Hillsboro 300 Otto Meyer to J S Edwarps 4 a sec 17 t 2srl w 1 Louise Schroeder to Louis Schrooder lot 1 sec 1 1 3 s 1 1 w 100 Caroline Her to Alois Reiinrohr right of way wator dlteh 17S Jos Tunstall to K C Toelle (( a see 1 tlnriw 30O Amy Patterson to C T Crow 40 a north of Hillsboro 02 ij i m . i. (V i. . ti iV i V ' V. O our hundred cf Customers !3 uu viie roati. , i Bailey, Administrator's Notice. Notice is lierehv siveii that I. I lit umlur- KISI,'1h,v,8.rn x'l lhfJ tho Mate of OrpKuu (r '.V tr duly appointed Admit ""'j f lruKK.r, di sinned, have been by thp County Court of , asniiiitloii I'nun lminiittrntor of tlio Icowised w it li t lie will of said Jacob ltruii;r, iltcoajwd, an- nexi-it, and havs duly itialiliod as sucli Ailmiidatrntor with (he will of tid do wased amirsiHl. All pcrnons liiivin' claims against said Fstate am hereby ro om red to prtwoitt the muno to tueat lli U Oltire of W. N. trrott In llillstM'ro, lregon, with the rT vouchers within six ni'Mitlis from this Jith dsv of IVitIi ber'lUOl. . KliVUHtoOD, Admiuititrator of the Ksiale or Jacob Bmt!Kr. di.istsl, with thu will of said Dwvasod aniifiiHl SUMMONS. IN THE COUNTY CoUKT OK TIIK STATE OF OKEtiON, KOR WASHINGTON Col'XTY. . .. , ....... ... " ' riiis.,i H. ChadlHHiru and K. E. Jamison, I'fts j Tj K. K. Jamisiiii ami H. Cliiidbourn, the ubov iianicd defeniliiulM: In the muno of the State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby nun uiandrd and required to appear in the above enti tled Court, in the above cmtitlod cause, on or before the exuirutinn of nix wrcks pub lication or thin summons in thr liiHslK.ro Arniis, coiiimenclng with tho. Issue ilatid me nn m lEintinrv. oar' hiki nniiiti uMih tha dat tl -atU , u; Feb" " 1U03. and that yuii apiHar and answer on' or In-fore the JOth day of February, lwi And you and each of you will take notiee that If you fail so to appear nnii answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiffs will lake judgment against you and icb. of you, for tho sum of $i(0, with interest thereon from December 14, 1MJ1. at the rate of fl per cent por annum, ami the costs and disbursements uf this artlon and for judgment and order of the above entitled Court for the sale of the follow ing described real proiiertv Comii enclnret the 8. W. corner of the kK. 'A or the It. It, lUmtt I). I,. C. in tk-c. PI, T.l s It. 1 W. of the Will, Mer., and running thence E. on Pollution lino, 4 rods, thence northerly to the center of the Portland -Glencoe road, a distance of WO feet, more or less, running through the center of a well of water, tlioiico norther ly along the cooler of the county road to its intersection with tbe township lino tM'tween townships 1 and 2 W thence S on aaid township line to the place of li ginning, containing of an acre. And alao the following personal m-oner- ty consisting of all of the blacksmith tools and blacksmith furnishings and iron dim Mtt ceiiinging 10 yon ana each of you, now In the blacksmith shop iiimiii aaid premises, heretofore attachisiin the above emitled action at the suit of tho above named plaintlirs to secure the pay ment of such judgment as they may ob tain in tbe above entitled anion, and said proper y will bu wild In the manner prescnlied by law, and the proceeds at plied in satisfaction of said claim of the plaintiffs hereinbefore mentioned, and for which iudguicut is prayed, mid for such other judgment oa may be necessary in the premises. This summons is served against you by publicatioii'by order of Hon. U A. Rood, Judge of the above entitled Court, made and dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, ou tlio 3rd day of January, 11X12. aud which order prescribed that said summons should lie published in the Hillsboro rgtis once a week for six successive and noinuicutive weeks, beginning with the Issue thereof naien uie nay of January, lllftj, and end- Ing with tho issue dated the Mil day of roorunry, anu mat you bo required to appear and answer on or before the 20th day of February. 11X12. OKO. R. riAtil.EY, Attorney for Plaintiffs. SHERIFF'S SALE. BY VIRTUK OF AN EXECUTION, decree and order of sale. Issued out of the Circuit Court of tbe State of Ore gon, for Washington County, in favor of hdward Koos, and againat Angollne Klizabeth Koos, minor, and nole hoir of William Koos, deceased, and Elizabeth Adams, as guardian or said minor, Ango llne Koos, defendants, for the sum of $17.60, cosU, with interest thereon at the rate of B per cent per annum from the 25th day of Nov., 1U0I, and the further sum of $367.15, with interest thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per annum from the 26th day of Nov., 1!)1. and for the cost aud expenses of sale and of said wrll; Now, tberofore, by virtue and in pursu ance of said judgment, decree and order of sale, I will, on Monday, the 3d day of February, 1002, at tbe south door of tho Court House in Hillsboro, Washington County, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock A.M. of said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, the follow ing described real property, to-wit:- Commencing at the North west corner of the N, W. quarter of the Southeast quar ter of Section 14, T 2, N. II. 6 W. Willam ette Mer., Washlngtong County, Oregon, thence Houth 00 roda, thence Bast 30 rods, thence North 00 roda, thence West 30 rods to the plane of beginning, containing 11 acroM.more or less: Also all of the Northeast yt of said Sec tion 14 in said T 2, N. II. 5 W., in said Comity and State, containing 100 acreM, more or lens, to satisfy tho nerninbofore named sums, and lor costs and expenses of said sale. Hnid property will be sold subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon, Witness my hand this 2nd day of Jan uary, 1 1102. J. W.BKWELL, Sherifl of Washington. County, Oregon. L. L. Langloy, Attorney for Plaiutll). ! Cigars at V J Barber's, 2nd St. For oats or potato sacks, go to Schulmerich Bros. 1l: r i :. I lion r, Neglect 3 1 Coughs! i)l M ih)f ............. -L. f4 ......... im'.i . v in ci t iut a'uu j without aid, but' vou Can't nl- fi frd t.i chan.'t it. A cough, if ftj Hit i cure, it so If, is slowly ij 1 overcome at Dosi, utui there is !6 apt to U some weakness left SI M to make the next cough count jg easier. llio Helta Coiih vi up. is nature's best assistnnt. It ! iiimWi m tbi iMirM ..rtui i.nii.L .. ...I lg thorough. It is perfectly Q: !R harmless, ami U equally g'd 2 jj for younjr ami old. It don't 2 ry 5" tr i tit with coughs when t.i you can buy a remedy like - i this. Price 2" cents, ."ill cents II i and .fi.ro. : Delta Drugstore I liiMainRt, Hillsboro H Oregon ShoitLine aud Union Pacific To the EAST " . Tlie 0. K. & S. Co. Given tbe Choice of T Trains 1 A I L Y The 0. 11. it X. Co., in connection with the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific, oflcr the finest ser vice ami fastest time to Halt Lake, Denver, Katisita City: Omaha, 8t. Paul, St. Loum, Chicago, and all point? east. Thrc trains daily from Portland, with choice of many different routes. Palace and tour ift sleepers, library, dining and chair cars on till trains. Write A. L. CraiK, O. P. A., O R. & X. Co., Portland, Oregon, for particulars. THE d)MMONKK (Mr. Iirvan's Paper.) Tbe Commoner has attained within six months from date of the first issue a cir culation of 100,000 copies, a record probably never equaled in the history of American periodical literature. The unparalleled growth of this paper dem onstrates that there is room in the news paper field for a national paper devoted to the discussion of political, economic, and social problems. To the columns of Tbe Commoner Mr. liryan contributes his best efforts; and his review of polit ical events as they arise from time to time can not fail to intercut those who study public quetions. The commoner's regular subscription price is fi.oo ia-r yesr. We have ar ranged with Mr. liryan whereby we can furnish his paper and The Argus, ad vance subscription, together for one year for $1.65. The regular subscription price of the two papers when subscribed or separately is 2.00. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. Get from Portlaud to Chicago in 72 hours just 3 days. The "Chicago-Portland Special," leaving Portland daily at 9 a. 111. via O R. & N., arrives at Chica go at 9:30 the third day. New York and Hoston are reached the fourth day This train, acknowledged to be the fast est between the Northwest and the Hast. is solidly vestibnled and its equipment is unsurpassed, ruiunan drawing room Bleeping cars, up-to-date tourist sleep ing cars, library-smoking cars, free re clining chair cars, aud unexcelled dining cars, the meals on which are equal to those served at tbe 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 Itxpress" leaves Portland daily at 9 p. m. via Huntlnutou, und the "Spokane Flyer" leaves at (1 p. m. daily via Spo kane tor St. t'uui una tbe y,ml. Por rates, sleeping car reservations etc.-, call on or write to any O. R. & N agent, or write to A. L. Craig, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon. WOMEN AND JEWELS. Jewels, candy, Cowers: man that is the order of wman's)refrances. Jewels form a magnet of mighty power to the average woman Even that greatest of all jewels, health, is olteti ruined in the slrenu ous effort to make or save the money to get them. If a woman will risk her health to RfU a coveted gem, then let her forfeit herself against the insiilnous consequences of coughs, colds and bronchial affec tions by the regular use of Dr. Bosohee's German Hyrtip. It will promptly arrest consumption in its earliest stages nod hen) the affected lungs ami bronchial tubes and drive the dread disease from the system. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain cure for coughs, colds and bronchial troubles. You can gel Dr. G. G. Green's reliable remedies at Tho Delta Drug Store. Get Green's Bpccial Almunac, Which Would You Rather Keep? J' o ' . u 1; V 3 t Voilr cou.U or the 1 CUl't.H SYRCP costs' Your rough can be cured, ij C.tveu Riven I'otijjh S)iup uoiks like uiaglf. ; ... Green Uaven Coutfk Syrup ... ) if you bnve tiul Jned It, the er t tune veil ie ullering i with a cough, give it a trial and see how surprised you j will be. .'.V I 1 Ml 1 VV.ll 1- I II 111 KtiAm L 1HVJ H.llIkJUV'1 iT.T.r.T.T,T.TT.rTs,r.ryir.,r5:.rrir.'f!TT.rr Cleanmeo Sale Great lUHliietion Short Time Only 1 B My 1 'rices have always Utu us low as 1'ortlainl prices, but until February i st, I will sell any arti cle in my s.tore at prices never before oflcicil in this county. WATCHES ARE GOING AT PRICES That cannot be duplicated in the Northwest. Waltham and KU'jn gents watches, ,$ !..&), up. Ladies' Klgiu or Waltham watches iu 14k gold filled cases, regular prices, Si 2.50, now fo.15. Now Just Stop and Think of It! Gents' Ivlgin or Waltham watches in i.jk gold filled cases, regular price, $16, now going at 10.40. Fine stock for selections. Largest stock ever in the county! Call and see them. 1'lvciy Article in my stock at the same great reduction. Nice assortment of Cut Glass, Sterling v, i; Si Silver aud Plated Ware. brated Rogers' Tableware. Silver Novelties in endless profusion. No reservation. Ivverythiug reduced iu price. One Door West of Hank, Cr.2dWMh't J. Northrop, Proprietor. Newly Furnished f and Renovated. A first-class table and all accommodations . for the convenience of guests, . . . SHERIFF'S SALE. HY vlrtuo of an execution, decree ami or iler of aalo bisufil out ol thnChrult Court of the State of Oregon, for Washington t'oonty, Iu favor of John Aniiim i)I and aKiuiiKt l.ewm A, Mnlsknr, Ilia M. Mots- ker, Henry Hehuebler aud tMiueltb er, Iiih wlfti, whose given mime U unkno wn, Helen l Hhober, now Helen lied. Held, for the kiiiii ol f ill Ml i.oMh, and lor f Ilk) with iiiUiroxt tlii reou ni the rale of M tu r eetil wr annum Irom the 'Joth day of Nov., 1111, attorney's fees, aud tliu further sum of InsoVJfi, with intoroHt thereon ut tbs rate of H per unit nor annum from the iioth day of Nov., l:a)l, and for the emits and iiXieiiHOS of sale and oI'miuI writ. Now, therefore, by virtue und in imrsu a nee ol said Judgment, doeioo unit order of sale, I will, on Monday, the ilrd day of February, Mti, id the suuth door of Hie Court House In Hillsboro, Oregon, at the hour of 10 u'eloelc A. M. of aaitl day, sell at Imlilie. aiietlou to Ihu liinhesl bidder lor easb, tho following described real prop erty, to wit: , 'Ihu West I111I f of the North wsst quarter of Section .11, Tow iihhlp 'i South i,f Range '2WoHtofthe W'll. Mer., and mIIiiuUi iu Washington Comity, Oregon, to salisy the hereinbefore named muiiih, and the eosls and expenses of said sale. Haiti properly will IiukoIiI subject to rtt (lomptloli 11M per Hliil.ilo ol Orenou. W'ltiiesH my hand this 2nd tiny- ol Maiiu ary, V.HU. J. W. HKWKt.L, Hliorill'of Washington County, Oinron. Ily W. J. Wall, Deputy. Exccutor'a Notice. NOTICK IH HKHKIIY (HVKN, THAT the uuderHlgned Iihh been, by Mm Ooiinly Court of tb.i State of Oregon, for Wash ington County, duly appointed Executor of tho liiht will anil teslaiiinnt of I'liinile T. Neep, doetniHeti, ami has duly qnalllied and enu red upon the discharge of bH (tu tins UN such Kxnctitor. Now. therefore, all persons havinc claims against said ostulo ot Kiuuiio T. Neep, deceased, aro heioby required to present them to the unditisigned at the lawolllne ol'Otsi, It. Ilaidey, In lllllslinro, Oregon, together with proper vouchers, within six mouths from Ihu tlnto hereof. Hated tills (ith day of January, Mtt. JOHN NKEI Kxccutor of the last will ami lesliimnnt of t'linnlo T. Niiep, dceoiiHtiil, Treasurer's Notice, All County Warrants of Washlnitlon County, Oregon, endorsed "Not payable for want of funds," prior to Nov. 1, HKJl, will be due und payable on mid af ter Jan. 20, 11X12. Interest will neasti alter that date. KODOLI'H CltANDALL, Jan, 8, 11KJ1. , Couutv Treasurer Sue Hoyt for cut prices on foun tain pens, any make, from 25 to HO per cent discount. What have you to tratlo for a 120 epg incubator and brooder: aUo 3 stands of Italian boos. AiltlrcHS J. F. Moore, Beaverton, Washington county, Oregon, 50 cents Ibut tiKl'iltN KAVlvN vl l imnim; l 1 IIUIIIIUV J 1 1 A full line of the Cele- HOYT, The lewder - - . Hillsboro, Or. CITATION. IN TIIK fOI'XTV COI'IJI' of THK KTATK OK oitKtioN, 10I! WASlll.VOToN CotiNTV. In the M.Uttir of tbe (iimr ' iliaiydup of tbe Kxintii 1,1 , . '' Iliitiou, tluy r. V llnoii and I'om May W ilsou, .Miuorii. J Toii'iy K. Wilwui, Cont May Wilson, ml nors, and l!ebei-cn V. Wilwin, motbnrtif ubl uiiiiofK, ami to all oile r wmuii ln leronUsI iu mibl i Htate, greeilng: In the name ol the Hialoof tiregim: You are hereby cited nn. rnpilmt lnupHiti in the Coiiiny Court ol tbr Klalrnr Oregim, lor the t'onnty of W iiMbliiK'ton, m Ibn Coiiil riKiin thereof, t IIIIUlM.ro, In the t'ouiity ol WiiHliiiiutoii, 011 Mondnv, tbe ITth day tf rebiu.u v, t'.W, al o u'eloi k in Hie forenoon ol' t'bal day, I hen und thorn to hlmn eiuie, I r 1111 v vo'u have, why an oiderofsabl t'ourl Nhould not bo made authori,lnf and jct-niii lientou I'blltps, guardian nr the nutate of said minors, lo noil si public unction lornu.li tbe uinll vldect I'i -ai lulereMt nf abl minors in ami lo the follow ing dencrllsid real proMrlv. situate Iu WasldnuUm County, oreguii am' ilimciiliwl iM fnloM: lloglnmngal the S. K. isirnsr of the N. W. 1; of Hectloi, , T 2 N IM W Will. Mer.. and running theme North st) rods, tbencn West Ml rials, tbenca N01II1 to ibe eniter of Ibn middle chimin 1 ol Dairy Crenk, thiinee up thn center ol mild rns'k lo tin Intersection mtii tlio line running North and Mouth through tho comer of Hiitd Sect. , thence H, to I lie center of Hitld Sect. It, themw K. I1K1 rods lo ihe plain or beginning, containing Ki.V. aerea, n 1. rayed for In I lie petition of lleutoii I'hll lips herein Died. WituosH, the lion. I,. A. Hood, Judge or the County Court of the Slate of Oregon, for the t'ounty of Washington with the seal of hiiiiI Court alllxod, this 2,'lril day of Hoceinlier, A. H. l ull. OICO. A. MOIiliAN, , , Clerk, Hy J, W. Morgan, lieputy SUMMONS. IN Till! COUNTY COUKT OF TIIK' STATIC OK OltKOON foil WANII INOTON COUNTY. C. II. Walter,' Plaintiff.) vs. I Harry '), llnnil, flefendiint.) To Hurry I), llnnil, tho abovn named defuiidantt In the name of IhoHtatnof Oregon, you are berehv eoiniiiaiuled and requlitd tiiap ptmrln theabovo iiulllled tioqrt, In the above on LI I led caimo 011 or heliiro the its plraflon of six .week' publication uf this summons In the IlllUbnro Argu i- niemiliig with the issue nf Jan. Id, HsKJ.and ending with the issue dated Keb. 27, IH02, ami that you appearand answer 011 or he lore the 27th day of Kubrunry, IIHI2. And you will take iiotiee Hud II yuu rll so to appear and answer said eiuiiplulnl., lor waul thereof, the plalntlir will take Judgment iqraltist you for the sum of $211.20 Willi Interest thereon from .laniiii rv 1:1, 1IKW, at, tho ram of 8 per esnt per an num, and tlie cohIm and disbursements of this action ami for Judgment and order nf thoHhovonnllllcd Court Tor the sale of the following (Inscribed real properly) The Houlh llulfof the SoutheaHt 'iitmr ter, Hecllon :, T. 1 H. It. 3 VV., Wll. Mnr. eontiiiniiuf HdKeres, Mltuiile Iu Washing ton County, Oregon, This suuiimiiiH is sei veil against joti liy publication by order of the llontuuhlo L. A. ltood, t;ounty Judge of WiiHhliigloii County, Orngoii, niado ami dated on the Kith day nf January, 1IHI2, and whleh or der required the publication thereof once a week for six consecutive and suceoNslvn weeks In tho Hillsboro ArgiiH.and that you uro required to appear and answer l'lKhj"' u Wt'1 ''"y ot '''''Iniiary,, Hated this January 1(1, YM. 11. T. ItAUhHY, W. I). HM I 'I'll. AUoiuejs lor l'laiiili.l. Now is tho time to subscribe TuiAnaua. for
