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Newspaper Page Text. s a FrB rca th Peoria j u HILLSBOROJARGUS, JAN. SO, 1902. ; : A r.xi'icu i' int I'hiiim.k : i ; KEtarad at the Post-oflic at Hillsboro, urefron, m Mound euua nu! natter, LUCIUS A. LOIO, EDITOR. County Official Paper. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY Bt The Argus Publishing; Co Babaeijttai nu rwoi i ......... Blx Month. SO eta; Tore Momha, SS cisl upposea U Gold Mono-meUlIism. Be UeTes la tae Bimetallic Standard. Dear Money means Debased Property, aad FroGUeu American Prod act. Oar Consequent loss Is oar Creditor' Gain. Has no ase for Marcas A. Baooa A POOL RULING. The Commoner' seems to be giving the administration much anxiety, and the poetai department hae made a ruling that sample copies can not be sent out, even if paid for, because The Commoner, the department says, is "advertising theory." This is indeed, rich, and even the Oregonian, whose editor in-chief has always hated Brvan for his worth and brains, says: "It is a remarkable and not pre possessing ruling made by the Post Office Department that Brvan Commoner is advertising, if not of merchandise, at least of a "theory or "doctrine." This far-fetched ar gument is wide of the question and conceived in asininity. Free copies of newspapers are not mailable ur der the law at second-class pound rates. The law is enforced impartially upon the Oregonian and all other newspapers. The pound rate is prescribed for regular subscriptions only. There is no reason why Bryan's paper should be made an exoeption to the rule, And still congress fools with the canal proposition. It begins to look, more than ever, that TheAr gus was right when it stated that it would be doubtful if anything j i . .. . were uuuo aiong uua line inis ses sion of the National legislature. Ihk little cold snap that has been hovering over the Northwest , for a week, when mercurv reached but twelve above zero, is nothing aa compared with the Mississippi states, where it frequently, in the .North, goes forty and fifty below Oregonians have seen the coldest spell for some yean, and they re gret its appearance. But it has been good for fruit; good for grain 1 . 1 n . . uu muse easterners wno are . spending their first winter here think that if this is the worst they will meet, that Oregon has a ell mate that is the finest anywhere. And it has. When Joe Simon was doing nas ty work for H. W. Corbett, it will ba remembered that his every ac tion tacitly received the endorse ment of the Corbett press, all over Oregon. Now, however, that some of the more influential papers are after Joe's scalp, they think a repe tition of Joe's unholy work is bad bad medicine. Joe is no worse now than when he was putting up machine to support his banker friend, Mr. Corbett. He is just as good, and just as bad ; "no better nor no worse. That he should be eliminated from Oregon's politics, "o wuu mows eiiner nim or his methods, disputes -but it is ridiculous to see his old-time jour nalistic supporters after him on the grounds of "dirty politics." Ob. Sayi-ob, of Sherwood, who recently was a candidate for city honors and who received a total of six votes, takes exception to notice which appeared in a recent number of The Argus, and uses a half column in the Independent to unburden himself. Dear Doctor, if your phyic is one-half as lament able as your use of the English . language, the good people of Sher wood are in sad need of sympathy. As to the Doctor's charge of "politi cal jobbery and trickery" The Argus knows nothing. The Doctor was on the tail end of the Corbett ticket last year and it is surmised that the defeat he received has turned his pneumo-gostrio nerve awry. And, as a finale, when The Argus wants advice, he will apply to some one who can give it in plain English. It isn't much wonder that the dear people of Sherwood gave him but six of their votes Abuse The Argus all you wish, Doctor; you may enjoy it : and it rH not hurt the religious journal. The Argus is accustomed to abuse. Bat, for the sake of the nag, our public schools and the man who invented the Anglo-Sax on language, write in that mode o fi V ......... C . 1 1 . . . iMrauru. auu uun t pive us Volapuk. Tho Argus can't afford to have a controversy with a man who says he has never seen The Argusaud then contradicts him eeu oeiore ue closes the sentence containing the sUtement. Concerning Hon. Vm. J. Bry an's tour through the East, the Boston Post says; "A most pleas ing impression is created by the visit of the Hon. William J. Bryan to Aew Kngund. There is no pos sible political significance attach' ing to his tour; all that is elimi nated, and the publio which has known him heretofore as a fiery party orator, biasing like a meteor through a hot campaign, now makes the acquaintance of an ami able philosopher and high-thinking citizen of the republic who teaches the civic virtues in fascinating dis course. The addresses which Mr. Bryan has delivered in several of the principal cities are in many respects models of oratory." It is not ofteu in this day that anybody says advertising does not pay. Some forms of publicity are too expensive for the results they bring; but without some publicity nobody but the burglar can suc ceed. The fact that a man has a Bign over his door is proof that he thinks advertising pays. The news paper is a medium which a man can use according to his means or desire, and if the best paper for the purpose be selected it will pay ac cording to the space used. Ex. In Washington county this means The Argus. Those little misunderstandings in South America have disappeared almost as rapidly as thev cam. Ihe Chile-Argentine affair ended as soon as the newspaper correspond ents ran out of "hot air" material for sensational news perhaps the cool winds blowing over the Andes were too frigid to sustain such trop ically atmospheric ideas, and in Paraguay the country was made safe for at least a week by the kill ing of a senator and the wounding of three others. Roeeburg Review. PROBATE. Estate Nathaniel Francisco, deed final account approved and admin istrator allowed $31 for services Donasmen released and estate closed. - Jistate Minerva Shinlev. deed final account approved and admin in.. 4 .1 : "junior aumurizeu to turn over balance of $329.35 to clerk of court, ana estate closed of record. Estate W F Ralston, deed: final seiuemem set lor march 3. uuardianship Sarah Holcomb, minor; ifitta Finney aDDointed - ' : guaraian over protest of Lizzie Hoi comb, and bond filed as approved estate oaran & Patterson, deed nnai account hied, and March set for the final settlement. GENUINE CLEARANCE SALE ! I T-CT, T-- . V In order ti make room. for our Matnmieeiit Spring Stock we are inaugurating a Clearance Sale to continue soveial ii week. Our stock of Dry Good. Clothinc. Boots and Shoes. L?) UentV Furnishing CwhIb, etc., is the finest in Washington ! louniy, and time. "f ;- v- Don't Nosrleet f Coughs!; we are going to give you our profits for a short I We Must Have Room I tor the Incoming Stock &n - ? Do you umi a new suit? Come and get it. Do you need Dry Goods of any kind? We will sell you at prices that are not competitive, for we must enlarge our shelf room, i. and to do this we must jg Sell Our Big Stock at u Sacriftco j We meau what we say. Ask our hundreds, of Customers jj U how we treat them. That will tell the story. This is a rl H Genuine Clearance Sale. Save some money and help us reduce for our big invoices now on the road. . , , , p i .TrVhn 17! 12 caller Si I Forest Grove, - Ore. I Complete line of flannelettes and outing flannels, at Schuhnerich Bros. For Sale Two small work horses. $45 cah down. A. A. Phillips, Cornelius. Ladies, go to H. Wehrung A Sons' to get your dress goods, flan nelettes, outing flannels, underwear, blankets, etc. Finest line in Wash ington county. Wanted To let a contract for the grubbing and cleaning, ready for the plow, ten acres of land, not far from Hillsboro. Apply to this office for information. PUBLIC SALE. Administrator's Notice. The undersigned will sell at publio sale at the Freeman nlaee. West Union, at 10 A. M., on TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4. 1902. Gray horse, 13 years, wght, 1500; gray mare, Vi years, 1500; Clay bank horse, 11 yrs, wght 1500; black mare, 10 yrs, wght lfiOO; bay mare, 10 yrs, wght 1200: 2 3-vear- o'.d colts. Three cows, one a Durham: ""-no'ewin; m mux; the iame dated thiaith 1, of pigs at ; ;i that you ,)pev Hmi miuw(,r ',; Notice to the Public. Those knowing themselves indebt. ed to the undersigned will kindlv call in and make their annual settlement. DR. g. T. LlNKLATER, Hillsboro, Or., Dec. 12, 1901. I8j 300 Real Estate Traosters. Ladd & Reed Farm Co to M Lam- onu, it n in Ladd & Reed add toBeaverton enn tl' Tl . vui sremer ex ax to u Bronner 7'A isecitaiiiw E L James to C W James 2.74 a sec a 1 1 s r 3 w C W James to E L James tract in seettlsr w Kate L Temple and husb to Erd- est Merr part of lot x blk 20 t 1 a r 4 w and other land 7mn uacpa jicnny to 1 nomas B Ken ny lot 3 sec 6 t 2 n r 4 w and other land Silas Bennett et ux to Mary L Pe- icrson wo. S3 a wm jolly die. R C Hill et ux to Edward G Goff 40 a sec 9 1 1 n r 4 w. Atnie L Patterson exec to F M Nice i25.o6 a J S Griffin die-.. H Smith et ux to Henry Vande hey et al lao.62 a sec I3 1 1 n r 4 w H C Watts and wife to Alonzo W Pike lot 7 Ladd & Reed add to Beaverton . State of Oregon to Gust Nulson 320 a sec t a n r 6 w State of Oregon to Peter Nelson 160 a sec 16 t 2 n r 6 w Gust Nelson et ox to Deloa A Blodgett et als 320 a sec 16 t 2 n 1 6 w Peter Nelson to Delos A Blodeett et al 16o a sec 16 1 2 n r 6 w. . . G Barlow to C E Mays et al 8-looaCM McKay die 6000 I400 Oooo 482o 700 400 200 I600 800 Go to F. J. Barber. Seonnd Rt.rt for a neat shave or hair cut. Satis action guaranteed. Loaded shotgun shells : snort! n a goods, at Schulmerich Bros. Ev erything at very lowest prices. Go to PoD6. the nhotoirranher nn Seventh street, the Ellis gallery, for up-to-date and handsome Die tures. All work guaranteed. Our work speaks for itself. 3 bull calves: sow, with side. Sixty-nine head fine sheen. Cots- wold grades; 9 hives bees, complete. new usborne binder, Weber wa gon, Z; Gundlach drill, spring tooth harrow, mower, hayrake, 10 doz. chickens, farm tools, etc., household furniture and numerous other articles. Also 600 bushels of good seed oats, and 100 bushels of wheat. TERMS OF SALE: Under $10, cash; 110 and over, 1 year's time, approved note, 6 per cent interest. Three ner cent off for cash over f 10. H. W. Hkssk, B. P. Cornelius, Auctioneer. Notice is hereby trtven that I, the under siRiied. have been by the County Court or tlm 1 State of OreKn for Washington Oomi ty duly Hiipolimxl Administrator of th estate of Jacob Itruegtir.tlccciiwtHt with the will of said Jacob Itniwr, ilrepa.swt n nested. and have duly qualilltMl as such Administrator with the will of K.'tiil dlk censed annexed. AU iienona havinii qulreii to prownt the aauie to meat the '" veoi n. itarrutt In llUlnlmro, i rwifuii, wim uiepropor vouchors withli six months from lhi aith dT of IM-em ur jui. r KEI) HOOD. AanuiiiMirator or thn Kjii .,f BrttKKor. tletaaod, with the w ill of aid aunexeu Nature niii;ht cure vourcoiieti j wiUiouCnul, lmt4yuu cun'tiaf- 1 f;iil to chatn'o it. A couch, if L gj left to euro; itself, is slowly M overcome ut iH'st, and thero is apt to Ih some weakness left jl to nmke the next cough come jl OilKler. 1 The Delta Oouh Syrup . rl tj is nature's tx'st assistant. It P nitikts the euro easy, quick and K thorough. it is ,-rfeotly K harmless, and ih equally good 10 r or young and old. It don't l P.v to trillo with coughs when ytu can miy a ronmlv like y tins. I'rict 25 cents. 50' cents A and sfl.lt). A A fi Delta Drug store I M Main St.. Hillsboro N Hi TPJT1 1 UT 1 TV v. s w rx wnicQ vvouia kou itamcr ncepr SUMMONS. IN THE COUNTY COURT OK TU 8TATE OF OKKOON, FOR WA8UIN0TON COUNTY. Samuel Rum anil Clmrles II y, I'ltU , vs. U. Chatllmuru and F. K. Jamison, lft Tj f. E. Jamison and H. Chudbnum. above nanimt defenttaiita: the In the name of the State of Oregon, you and each of you are hereby animnamletl niiu miuireri 10 aniiAa. in ii.a . tlu 1 r . 1 '7 v,,v ' rim " -uui 1. u io uoove entitled cause, t or bjifore the eiplration ofaii weeks pu . .... , . atiiiuiiunH in me iiuistioro ArKUti, coujtneneiii(r with tho lw.no ilahMl the 9th of January, lturi. ami mi,ln, tt ith Corner nf thn nones 11. u c. in See, THE SHORT COURSE. Mr. Paul Oakerman.of Reedville. who is attending the Farmer's Short Course at the Corvallis Agri cultural College, writes as follows of that Session: There are now about twenty students. consisting mostly of young men, at tending the Short Course, but there are attending, men who are over three score and women, middle-aged, who take deep interest in the discussions and lectures. After these lectures, we are permitted to ask questions, which brings vm. our.uiug Biuucnis wian to snow. We have five of these tectum dniu The first week we had practical work in butter-making, which consisted in learn ing the separator, to put it ud. to et h speed required; taking down; washing; ouu gciiiuK mieniptrature 01 the milk to be separated; how to test milk, cream and butter milk. This is lecture No. 1 by Prof. Kent. The second is lecture No. 2. bv Pmf Knisely, which treatson chemical terms, the chemical elements, and those im portant to agriculture. The third is by Dr. Withycombe (formerly of South Tualatin, our county) and treats on the principles or digestion, problems in feeding, balanced rations ami diptio li eases of farm animals. The fourth is by Prof. Cordley and teaches the experi ence of man with the insect world, methods of insect warfare and the story of the wormy apple. The fifth is by Prof. Lake, treating of plants as the farmer sees them, the work of plants and how to direct it t,A essentials of seeding and planting from me plant's point of view. The second week folln'wa nn thu n of work in the different branches, except " Biuuics, mncn is supple mented by a study in bacterial diseases in domestic animals and how to prevent them. This is a verv important uu and is conducted by Prof. Pernot, State Bacteriologist. For example, last week the lungs of a pig were sent here to be exainmea through a microscope which magnifies 2,300 times. By this weans many of the germs could be seen. Rut to ne sure ot the causes of death, these germs are inoculated in a euinea niir (kept here for the purpose) and if it be a fatal disease, the irerm will kill th. guinea in 24 nouro after inoculation. In this particular case the iruinc .iu,i in twelve hours, and then, by dissecting, it wns found that the germ which was laiai was mat taken from the swine. The most of the student uri ini....i ed in dairying and more especially along the lines of silos, silage crops and The room here U limitpH 11,.,., ... between four and five hundred students at the college, This difficulty Is soon to be overcome, and a new Agri cultural Hall Is being built,rhe founda- now oeing unaer construction. or before the ath day of February, I'm. I ... f." "";n 01 you will take uutlco um. u you iaii mi to appear and anawer ior want tnereor, the plaintiffs will takeJudgmentaKainirt you and each of you, for the sum of M), with at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, ami the eosta and disbursements of tlilrfartbm ...i T J"Knerit and order of the above yuiBu wiun ior tne aale of ihe follow tiiK uumjnifcu roai property Comn-.oncliur at the 8. W. a. M of the II. B If), T. 1 N It 1 W. running thence E. nn iv,,,.iL n'.'.,. rods thence northerly to the center of the ruiua.iu-uioneoe road, a dlatanco of UK) feet, more or less, running through the " we 01 wator, thence norther jr along the center of the county rond to it intersection with tho township lino : Hiwnsnipi i ana 2 w thence 8 on said township line to tho place of be ginning, containing 14 of , acre ij ue iouowing porional proper ty conaistins of nil of ti. m...... J T. S2SfJffdi bL8Vk"'ith furnishings and iron ; o , , " f..J? ."? Ml each n L. . . "'"""mini nop noon said premlHea. heretofore attachwl in the above entitled action at the sutt of he above named p aintiffa to secure the p,y. ment of s.ich iu.lgrnent as they may X Urn in the above ontltled action and nlil i ..V ?W' a',,d the Pro;ee.ls a E itm.""'80."' of Bal,i alm of the nUttn. 'fc?'' - nocessaV; W,A..T. r A - i. r UI "u. 1j. A. Kood, ana dated at Hillu.r,, ... 3rd day of January ff'T" VI? preacrlbe.1 that aald summons should be MuuiinuiM tti L in n urwim 1 week for six guccesHive and coWutive ?.fu. .1 day ot JIIU"ry. Hi, and end- ... mo ..nim uateu the ZOtli day of February, lnrr) .ml .k. ' ' UH7 i rff ,UM you oe refjuired to appear and answer on or before the 20th OKO. R. BA0LEY, Attorney for PlaintiflH, SHERIFF'S SALE. 1)1 VIKTITK niT IV cvnnii,.u rVthJ ,FuS!.??! or.dBr, of i'suod out 01 tne Circuit Court nf n... w,.., . Whi!0Ti ""'"Kn County, in favor of Edward itoos. and ainliit r...n.. ...-.n,, iiiinur, anu soie iioiror William Rooa, deceased, and Klizabeth ti".' .7 s"11''""'! of tabl minor, Aniio- ii7 i - ae'enunts, for the sum of I ' V o ' "a '"wrest thereon at the Sfh Llperf vent r ,"nn,,m fm "b ,m ,?"'VV1;1' ;ld H'O further ih fh a 6Jr. ie,,t I"" 0,II,U"' from J,a day of wv., IDOL and for the s1". ?' "tlB Bna or H8in writ: ; tnerefore, by virtue and in pursu ance of Bald ill, irmant or sale, 1 will, 011 M jnday. the 8d dav of p,..,rt if . ! ,,,, """ iinoror tne 1,1 ""wooro, WaHington County .Oregon, at iv hour of 10 o'clock A, M. of said dav t ,,ui,. . " ing described ran n.r,iw.i. 71 . v., wvrii,:, uimmeiK' ni, .1 1 . irnr'K.V. 1 "Hlieast quar ter or ejection 14 T . V KW nrJi ette Mer Washlngtong County, oZn, to t e nb.r.thS rod-the" West TO rods '' f" of,"!S ortheaat Vt of said Sec Hon 14 In said T 2, N. R. 6 W., in nald County and State, containing 100 acres, more ,,r leas, to satisfy tho hereinbefore ofsaidaa-Te""'8" d,or0)st8 ftnd expenses Said property will be sold subject to re demption as per statute of Oregon. Witness my hand this 2nd diiy of Jan uary, 11102. J. W.HKiwiflT.r Hherift of Washington County, Oregon, " Langloy, Attorney for Plaintiir OREGON Snoop Line AioUr.t0N Pacific To the EAST The 0. K. & N. Co. Gives tlie t'litiice of Three iu n v Trains JJillL 1 The 0. II. A N. Co., in connection with the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific, oflers the finest ser vice ami ustest time to Halt Lake, Denver, Kansas City: Omaha, St. Paul. St. Louis, Chicago, and all points oust. Three trains daily Irom Portland, with choice of many different routes. Palace and tour, ist slwpers, library, dining and chair ears on all trains. Write A. L. Craig, (.1. P. A., O R. & N. Co., Portland, Oregon, for particulars. THE COMMONER i U tr 5 Yui oouKli or thir ju cents llmt GRtitiN KAVKN CDt'GU SYRUI' co-,t Your couth cau Ih- curnl. ij t'.rren Havvu Cough Syiup works like iiinuic. J ... Orcen lUvon Cou?li Syritp ... If you have not tried it, Ihe next time vou are sullrliig J with a cough, give it a trial and see how surprbwd yon H w ill be. The Hillsboro Pliarmaev 1 f it I Clcanui(c Sale Great Reduction Short Time Only My Prices have Always Ih-cu us low as Portlaml prices, hut until IVluuary 1st, I will sill any arti cle in my store at prices never before offered in this county. WATCIIES ARE GOING AT PRICES That cannot 1e clujilicated in the Northwest, Waltham and IJlin gents', watches, up. Ladies' JvIkiu or Va1tham watches in 14k gold filled eases, regular prices, $12.50, now 9.15. Now Just Stop and Think of It! Gents' Elgin or Wnlthntn watches iu 14k gold filled eases, regular price, $ 16, now going at $10.40. Fine stock for selections. Largest stock ever iu the county I Call and see them. Every Article iu my stock at the same great reduction. Nice assortment of Cut Glass, Sterling Silver and Plated Ware. A full line of the Cele brated Rogers' Tableware. Silver Novelties in endless profusion. No reservation. Everything" reduced in price. h h i 1 1 I I 1 i 1 (Mr. Hrvan's Papr.) The Coininoiifr has attained within si months from date of the first inane a cir culation of 100,000 copies, a record probably never equated in the history of American periodical literature. The unparalleled growth of this paper dcin onstratcs that there is room in the news paper field for a national paper devoted to the' discusnion of political, economic, nu aociai promems. To the columns of The Commoner Mr. Krvan mntrlkm. his best efforts; and his review of pollt iiai events aa uiey arise Irom time to time can not fail to interest those who study public questions. The commoner's regular subscription price is fi.oo per jesr. We have ar ranged with Mr. Bryan whereby we can lurnnh his puper and The Argus, ad vancc subscription, together for one year ior the regular subscription price of the two papers when subscrilied or separately ia $2, 00. ONLY ONE WAY TO DO IT. uct irom Portland to Ch caao In m nourn USl .1 OSVS. The "C'hirn.rn-tW. land Special," leaving Portland daily at 9 a. m. via O R. & N., arrives at Chica go at 9:30 the third day. New York and nosion are reached the fourth day. This train, acknowledged to be the fast est between the Northwest and the Kant. is solidly vestibulcd and its equipment is niiauruuiiseu. ruiimall Urawlnir rnnin sleeping cars, up-to-date tourist lmn. ing cars, library-smoking cars, free re clining chair cars, and unexcelled dining cars, the meals on which are equal to moie served at the very best hotels. Remember this train rutin iolid Portland to Chicago; there is no change of cars, snd ihe good of it is, it costs no more to ride on it than on other routes. We have other trains. The "I'nrlfi, Express" leaves Portland daily at j d. m. via Huntlnuton. and the "SmUn. leaves at 0 p. m. daily via Sno- and the East. Cigars at V. J. Barber'.. 2nd St. For oats or notato sacks on m Schulmerich Bron. Flyer Kane ior St. 1'aul anil the East For rates, sleepiui; car reacrvationn etc., call on or write to any O. U. 8c N. aent, or write to A. h. Craiif. General VassenKer Ageut, Portland, Oregon. SWOMEN AND JEWELfe. Jewels, candy, flowers, man that is the order of wotuanViireferan Jewels form a magnet of mighty iDwor hi ilia average woman. Even that greatest of all i nwflu 1 111. !.. ...... ..! , . .. J uuuiui, ib uneii ruined in t lie slrfiiiu ous enort to make or sav tb. money to get them. If a woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem, then let her forfeit herself against the insiduous consMninnf-iw oicougns, coiub ana tironchial affec tions by the regular u&o of Dr. Boschee's German SyniD. It will promptly arrect consumption in ts earliost staees and h (in I the affected lungs and bronchial tubes and drive the dread d thesystom. It is not a cure-all, but it is a certain. cure for coughs, colds and bronchial troubli. You can get )r, 0, G. Green's reliable remedies at The Delta Drug Store fin flrnrr'a Uil Jl ..... HOYT, The " jeweler I One Door West of Bank, - . Hillsboro, Or. ri'VYWifv w v wv w -w n." - v w v vw v- Cflr.M4Wiih,! citation. IN TIIK t'OI'NTY COtn:T ,.. T1IK STATK Or OltKiiuN, .(it WANIMMiTo.N i;iUNTV. In lli M Otornf the (iunr-l .IHIIIBIII). n , i.;Hlalfl or iuy V, Vmmi and Cora .visy Wilson, siinora. Ttnlwy K. WIImiii, C-tn May Wilson ml M..rj.,and lu.l,,,,,. v. W.iJ,,, , 'B f ..!(! m.i.orH. I t,.u ..11,,." i" " , lirMt(Ml In unld rlao.,Brei.i,,Ij: Itl Ilk' I. nin i,l llmKi,,,.,, .!,, ' ... .. ' J. Nondrop, l'rorliior. Newly Furnished and Renovated A first-class table snd all accommodations for the convenience of guests. . . , SHERIFFS SALE. f'ilatioi llY vlrtuo of an nxtifutltm, decrrn and or- ilnr nf hI (i Ihhii'iiI nut of Ihnt'liwill ('tin rt of the Htaln of Oroirmi, for Wiwlilioibm CJnunty, In fnvorof John Anplnwall and Kiiinsl I,owlH A, Msukor, Ida M. Mi'ta- Ker. Henry Hclimddnr and tiolinuld- or, ti In wlfii, wIihh (jlvaii nanui In uiikmi wn, llnlnn U Bliolmr, now iliiliiu Itod Held, for the niiiii of S;m,."iO rtmla, mid for tlOitwlth IntoroHl thereon at tlm nito of S percent por annum from ilia imth iluv of nov., iwm, attorney's fiiex, nnd tlm fiirthnr sum of liKfl.afi,'wfth intorost thnrooii at the nito of H it cent por annum from tho 25th day of Nov., tM)l, and for the (joata aim eipmiHHi or wile mill ornalil writ. Now, therefore, bv virtue and In niinui ailllM nf Mltlll lll.tirt.,....! .l......u of side, 1 wllL on Monthly, the lird day of rconuiry, una, ni iiim Soiitn ilmir or the Court HoutMi In lltllMlmro, Oregon, at the llourol II) O'clock A. M of Mail l av. hoi I al public auction to the InnUi'Hl biiblor for oasn, mo iohowIiik lUmciilied real prop 'Ihe West half of Llm North went nnnriur of Hootlon ;)1, TmviiHhlp 2 Houtli of Itunifc 2 WdBtoftho Wil. Mr., and Hltuulo in waiinitiKtoii UoiuHy, Orotfon. to nullity the ofiioioooioru Liiuilt n MIlltlM. anil tint tututH Slid OXpUIINUH of wild Hitltt. Sultl property will 4m wild subject to re dumption as por Mliiliilo ofOri'iroii. Wllneita my hantl this 2ml duv of Jiinii- ary, 11)02. Shnrlfl'of "Wtmlilin,),.,,' t'..o.,ifl'.'.!.'.'.. By W.J. Wall, lVopiity. Executor's Notice. NO'l'ICK 18 HICNir.llV nivipv n.iun the undorHliniKl ban lieoti, by the' County C'onrlof tlm Htaki of Oregon, for Wash' lnutoll Coiintv. il.ilu K,u.i,.t...i i,'u.......... of the laat will and toHiiunoiit of Kniuilo 1. Noon, det!Hsed, ami has duly iiniilifltid ami eiiturud upon the djauliarini of lih du ties hh iiueh Kxtieulor. Now. thnrnfnin ull I. .. cjaliimaKiilimt said OHtnto of Fuimio T. ui, uaciiusen, aro hereby rntiiirnd to proseiit tliom to the uuiloiwuiied at tlie iitvy Ollioe (II ijoo. K. lliur nv. In 1 u w.wi ioKui,iii)r witn propor vuiionors, wHhln six months from tlm tliiU btiTnof Uated thlH (lib tlay of January, 1!)02. iiiiin nii:i:p Mxnnntorof the last will and tONtniiionl of Inunlo T. Nucp, decuiwod. tiist'oniityt'onrto, i.iTof'' or t it, Cmniy ,- vnM,Klo ,. , M, o.iiitv ol ViwlKtoi,,., Monday ,n Uh tfuy of KW.niary, l!, t lu , v " K i tho lor.Hi.Kin f f)mt .b y, l,m nnd tlllll'tt to talti.u. ......... It ' ' ."" "'Ill V ,..t..V r i i i i. ' 1 ""r V, . , nllll, , 1Mtrl B nun i not im i,or autht.rlr.lnit ..., ll,HiK n,!, .' , ' K.mr. Ian of tin, e.late of Bi, ,1,1"' ,"', "il .'i"" n,mUm -rHah i ,,." vl.l..l minrtiatufsiild minors Ii , u I Uu.ufl "'"(;l"-Hbo.l re,,"' y W "i Vr n ,1 ."ir..f tin. N. w, of H,tlnn it, T aN R 4 w will Mor.,iii.t rmmliiB tluiiue Noril, ho r..'l "'"'"' w-t W wtla. tbono,, Norll, to ' center t;r lbs uiiddln cbioiin l i , ,y JreeS, thonoe up the center of , ,) . 'Zl to Its liiterf .... ivin. ..... n... ' ' " K of North ii..,! M.....I. " .r rnmua lr the Oounty of VYiu.hiirii will, i . seal of Html Oourt ,(1, u ft Ueuntiiber, A. II, 'H), ' 11 OKo. A, MO ltd AN, ' Clerk J ly ' W. MorBiin, Deputy SUMMONS. IN TUB COUNTY COirtT OI' TIIK STATU OV O1UX10N Ii'Oll VVANII INOTON COUNTY. 0. H. Wnltor, i ' IMiilntllf i ' Ilariy 1). IStiiulI8 DnftjiuiHuti dnfend,mty.D' lho. "l,,'Vn ni,l"''1 Treasurer's Notice. All County Warrants of Wnnhlimton County, Orcjron, endorxotl "Nut payable ELI. Wo!V "f """Is." prior to Niiv. 1, pi, will be tlue and payablo on and af ter Jan. SO, 11KB. lnteroHt will oeiiss after that dato. . . RODOLPH CltANJUId., Jan. H, lHOU ;ountv Trnanuror See Hoyt for cut prices on foun tain pens, ar.y wake, from l2F to 50 per cent discount, Splondid lino of contH' furnishinir goods at H. Wehrung & Hono. I-eading stylos always in ptock. Seeing iK knowing and knowing is In the name of thn Mliitoof Oregon, you are timidiy communilo.1 and reiiro, , aliove out II lt d eaiwn on .n. i..ov.. h piiuuon of six ttiuika' im liiir.,. 1 1 .r , i.i.. siinmions iu the llillHimio Amu, ,.,',,'. nm l ia with the Issue tinted Kt.l..l!7. IIIH2 and Umt you appear mitl niiNweroii ir he lore the iiYUi day of February, iw'j And you will tako notice that If you full so to appnar and nnawnr said' eoiiiplnl i t for want thnreof, the plalntlir will Z HUI UO with interest thoreon from Jiinmi ry 13, tiw ?t tho rem of H por ne t pi - i tn, nnd the conI and tllHl.iirsoinonlH f bis aetlon and lor ludKn,tu,t ,u d or Z ,r the above euiiilod llourt for the rale of the follow iiKdoserlbed real pro The Hon l.h II i, ff Ul0 HouthtU. o nu tor, Section UH, T. t H. It. S W., Wl 'm f tKintiiinliiKHOanreH, Mitu,vle In 'Wiwlil irl ton County, Orison. . iwnin This summons In served nijnlnst ton liv mil, lleatio.i by onJ?r ,,f thellnn, rftb n I A. Jtood. County Ju.Iko of WiimIi I nulon oiinty, Ortwm, ipwlo'and tlntol Xl Z lilth day of January, 1IHB, nnd whir , r dr reqiilrod tin, tmblieatitm thort.ti" ,, w wotikslu the lllllNhoro Aruus. nnd that you am iwiuiied to appear IU)d ,w ' r' onorboft.ro the 27th ll.'vy f -Vobruwy' JJidod thl January M, 11)02, ' ' " H. T. HAOIiHY "' W, 1). SMITH, Attorney for I'liilntlir. Now is tho timo to BubHcrTiwfor