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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 5, 1902. . i A fril HI fx ttOFLR : !! : : i ; A I'srita of tiiK I'Kort.R ; : ; : EaWrvd at tb Post-office at Hillsboro, Orsfon, aa 8oond class mail matter. LUCIUS A. LONG, EDITOR. County Official Paper. in ISSUKHu EVERY THURSDAY ' BY The Argus Publishing Co BnbMsrfpUon: One Dollar per Annum, 81 1 Months, 60 cU; Three Months, S") cts. Oososed t Gold Monometallism. Be lieves in the Bimetallic Standard. Dear Hone; Means Debased Property, and Profitless American Product, Our Consequent loss is oar Creditors' Gain. Has no use for Marcos A. Hanna THE GOV EKN O USH 1 1. All day long reports have been eon tradittory as to whether it is Gov ernot Chamberlain or Governor Furnish.,-JSaph party headqnar! era at Portland claims the election and H is the closest contest ever witnessed in the state, Mr. Cham beriain .feels confident that he is Sufficiently ahead to assure htui the election. It is apparently very close. ' ' Just before noon the re- pork was ; circulated here that Furnish had crawled a few votes ahead and there was much jublia tion by the Furnish people. About two o'clock another report came that Chamberlain was enough ahead that the Oregonian conced ed his election. As to Matt he wo. the state republican chairman, he will not concede the election until the official count is in, and there the matter stands. Thousands of Republicans over the state voted for Cbamberlai rather than for Furnish. . Wb.il much of )his is charged to the Geer-Simon bolt, yet the real tie cisive vote that went to him came from Republicans who really lieved in Chamberlain and that he was a much better man for Ore gon's executive than Furnish. In this county there were many such votes, and all over the state this was the case. It was inevitable that Furnish wou'd go behind, be cause he was a politician, not a statesman. No ona ever, heard of him, except as a politician, until his banking status gave him the nomination. You can tool some of the people for year, but you can't fool them every year pir ticularly, Oregon's people! Forest Geove, in the death of Grandma Sloan, loses a character long identified with the history of a historic town'. Perhaps no worn an in the Northwest, with th ex ception of Grandma Munra, of Bonneville and Meacham fame, was so well known to the travelling Northwest as this estimable wom an, Mrs. Sloan. There are hund reds of travelling men knights of the grip and hundreds of travel lers in the Northwest, besides, hundreds in Washington county, who will miss this kindly soul from bar usual place in the hostelry at Forest Grove and many of the "boys", as she dialled her guests, will feel as though one of their dearest friends had passed to the beyond. From all appearances, the state Eas given the Initiative and Refer enduni amend men t a suflicienl majority to make it a part of our constitution. This is cheering (n '. the face of the fact that few hut the Democratic and populist papers were aupporting it with any di dree of earnestness. It in a god thing tb have a check on class leg islation and the measure becoming organic law will tend to purer leg islation and a healthier condition instate affairs. Thu Fultonsarid the Brownells will have a harder time than in the past. You can depend on Oregon doing the right thing if you will just gijie the state a chance. Furnish lost Umatilla county by three hundred voteA. This wa Furnish's home, and it is eignifi oant that where he was the best known there he found his weakest support. Tb county has been wpublicah since 1898 The best i of a man's worth is the vote of lit home county and when a man m a ticket of a party in the ma-. brity, loaes, there is something rrong. It is useless to charge it to wkmu or fcuvy ... Thai iaiht nf r. tiw TOtes, but it seldom af- Oheo.v never before had eo close an election on the office of governor. At 5 P. M. Chamberlain is 335 head with returns practically all It is Gov. Chamberlain. Thk two Hillsboro precincts were majority for Union, and thtt is considerable satisfaction where the supporters of both parties and the candidates of both rartie. were well known. there t no place like home! Ccb. has been given hr iivl pendence and her wish of hundred of years has been realized. Now if Cuba shall bo wise sha will ap ply for admission as a territory a did Xx after that territory hts wrested her independence from Mexico. IIii.i.stsoRo's two precincts did nobly for the lnin ticket and we're ail prou of the har.itaome support received at the county seat, north and south. Here 1 was where better than elsewhere the respective candidates and thei supporters were known and here is where their cause was not for gotten Ik Chamberlain is elected the United States will not give up the Philippines until we are ready The Argus predicts, however, that it will not be many years until th Philippines will get their liberty just m Cuba has hoisted her fiSg. The American flig has been "pulled down" in Cuba and the country has not gone to the had. Some tunes partisans make themselves very ridiculous over these things Thk Boer war is ended and th Transvaal is again to be quiet where for several years has waged a war seldom equalled in history The English government is signed to provide funds to re-slock the Boer farms, to pay ior the cost the war, and to grant a government which will be practical indtpend enc9 so far as home affairs are con cerned. The British army is to b withdrawn. The trip to Salt River this month of June will ba a Union af fair in every respect. Candidate from both sides will make the trip and to keep from being lonesome it should be a consolation party There is no sociability in the de faated candidates of both parliet making the journey alone and one launch will answer the purposes ol all. The defeated candidates who were en the Union ticket, start at once to be done with theexcursion H1LI.SB0110 is all right. Tim two precincts d'd nobly for Chamber lain, carrying one by 10 and the other, south, bw 35! The town al so did finely for the ntire Union licket with one or two exceptions Here was the storm center and where all the various phases of the campaign were freelv discussed Columbia also went above expecta lions. Bean, the Republican su preme judge, gets over 500 in the county. The Unionists should not complain The return (,f. Sheriff Sewell, Clerk Morgan and County Judge Rood for another term is a tribute to the judgment of the people of V ashing'.on county. This is a re publican county by over .500, and it is a good thing to know that parly lint s are not closely drawn where merit is involved. These oflicers have satisfied thi people ihiit their labors have been con scientioua and the party whip could not keep votes from them when the citizen was in his booth It is not too little to say that had republi cans been eieoted in their Btead that tjey might have given equal ly as good satisfaction as these of ficers but it is up to us all to ad- rait that the county has exhibited a splendid spirit of fairness. AMATEUR LEAGUE SCHEDULE June 8. Upchurch vs. Hillsboro. at HilUboro; Monogram vs. Oregon Citv. at Oregou City. - June 15. Upchurch vs. Monograms, at rortiano; imisnoro vs. Oregon City, at Oregon City. June 22. Upchurch vs. Oregon Citv, at Portland; Monograms vs Hillsboro, at Hillsboro June 29. Monograms vs. Hillsboro, at Portland; Upchurch vs. Oregon City, at Oregon City. Horace Fitch, of Cornelius, start ed Tuesday, for Hood River, where he attends the Oregon conference of the Seventh Day Adventists, representing the Cornelius church. Mr. Kitch is one of the able advo cates of that religion in Washing ton county. Born. June 5, 1902, to Mr. and! Mrs. U. Kuhn, of Hillsboro, a daughter. Miss Grace Morgan, of Forest Grove, departed today for a visit with re'atives m Nieruian count v lr. E. K Cawood will preach in the Hillsboro Method i thtirch. morning and evening, Sunday, JuneS The I) vtor is a very en thusiastic Christian woiker atd has delighted Portland audi'-nees Come out and hear him. The MeneU v quartette held forth at the Opt-ra ' House Iiit evet.inp, and delighted a large audience They rendered an en'irelv new set oi numoers ami inev ii aiwavs be assured of a good an!ience hll th"y visit the city again. The reoent meeting of the state Grame elected B G Iet d Mast er; A. T. Buxton, For'Ft Grove, f - . . . 1 . ijecturer; ami l ns. lanisen. Garden Hotue, a member of the ex ecutne cvnunitt' e, WVhinittoii county always g Is t. tlt. front. C W Hecdiicfci lias purchased a new fleam saw mill ami will soon start sawti.g on Irs place jos below the forest firove S'titbem Pacific sawmill. ll ' hr.8 i lei.h of une timber tributary to the milt and expects to d". a thriving l.uri ness. kx -Sena tor Geo W Pa tersniv who is now a special agent of ihe Department tf the Interior, and who lists receiitlv returned from Hps through Idaho, Washington and Montana, was in Ihe citv to day, on private business. The Fourth of July proposition ior uutsooro seems to be nt t pro gressing very rapidly. There has been some dissatisfaction all round and, while a celebration would be very nice, and all that, wouldn't it really be better to pass it up this year ana wors hard for a splendid street lair tins tail, under the avis pices of Ihe Native Sons? To m ke a celebration a success there must le some enthusiasm among all our pop!e This enthuf iasm seems to be lucking and there is no use of a naif hearted celebration 11 we were to have had a ? ticeess ful celebration it would appear that e ennuid nave already given the matter much attention. As vet thingsareata standstill, and as the okt settler says, "there is nothin'doin'." Let us not have half hearted affair Williaim Elliott, a brother to Mrs. Redmond, of this city, was ejected city engineer t Portland .uonoay. v asriington count ooys are getting to the front every wnere. ine election is quite tribute to Mr Elliott, as his tp ponent.wtts very popular arid ef- nueni." - SUMMONS. "lr,!!!e tVTS'J' L?urt. of ,he Sl"K5 of Ore- " ""oiniiKiun Pit infv BraVhear Alu Z' ,p'tt'""" vs. Hannah R, nrasnear, AUue b lemin and .1 h .W7 her huiS" HittteSSEs, R?yZ rati! later, and Fhuer h.r h- imnd- Jn.il-. ,s ... ,Jlr, ner ntlB- Heinrl. h .L", ,, u.." ', Jacob Kuratli, Albf-riiVi Q...T . A,ma Barbara VlaTh, k-,??,im M H'rtln' her huaband. KuiUfii J 1 '. CJswala Kumili, KlHtath Kuraill, Ka Luezint;tr Uuucr, anil -Gauer. her hulanU; Klsfe I,uezinKer Ji- rlh""!h Wral Anna ?und; Anna liarbara Gelser sLlser '"P "n ?l,..Ja.co,S Tanner, Kllzabeth Tanner. S'" lanner, Anna Tannt-r. L'Irirh Gahler John Oahler. Jacob Oahler. Ce- yJ n",1?','.'11 vlte- t-'"le Garrett' I.i 7, "iirreitHon, ner huHband, prrtL,K..Ii"eman?.V Vtorl Bueroann: ; uemann, Martha Klne. and J0: lnhiJlB-.i tV"K- ""husband; Frailwo ' Boarnann. Antonia" Kaed"I.r eiha Buemann. Portlanri s,i d-S a coriioratlon. and-Klrhard Nixon recelv; ants 'he l'or,land "HVingaBink? defend: PN(?lSnk'r Ku.!:?," Bluoeth Kuratll Kuratll, Martin Kuratll, Jrta Kuratll, Mklaua Kuratll, Anna' Barbara All,.., uZ-rnrnTr,ll.1-- her husband; Maths Kuratll, Oswald Kuratll, Klsbeth Kurat ll, Hoaa Luezlnircr Oauer, and Oau- -r, ner nuananrt. Klsle Leuzlnger, Jacob IBzlnRer, uEIbeth GelBaer fiaxer, and ' """oann; Jacob tlfiinser. h,V-h. aI a Hulsr' and Snifter, her and fiulfw-r. hep himbnnri. Tanner, Helnrlch Tanner, Johannen Tan- rnara lanner, Anna Tanner. Ulrlch uiiViT. r- K w""!r. -ecena Buemann William O. Buemnnn nml p.ttu tj.. m,-inn. hl wife, Carrie Oarrettson and O i. flarrettaon." her himl.nn,!-. wmt, n Buemann, (Tharlaa Buemann, Florlari Huemann; Walter Buemann, Edward Buemaim and Henry Buemann, John B. Buemann. Martha Klnir n,i t,o -r.' cob King, her hun'mml- tvo.i. ti,i and Xayer Johlcr, her husband; -Kranz vr out-niann, Antonia Kaedler and AnMreas Haedler. her hnahonri an,i e.ha Buemann, the above-named de- and ear h of you are hereby commanded jii wie itarne oi inp. ftiaio nr opovnti vm, ... 1 "'lireu 10 appear In the above en tuiea court and cause and aniiwer the ...TiiiMHon inerein nied n(;ainnt you and each of you on or before the expiration of Hlx weeks' publication of this um- m?S? I" ,he mHmrr Aruus. beRlnnine and endlntt with the Ifwie thereof dated the 17th day of July. I!t02. and that yon amiear and answer on or before the said 17th day of July. 1WI2. And von umi nh wiiii tiie iwmje mereor nureii . nine fi ion'? oTvnu will please take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer said com plaint, the nlaiptlff will apply to the rourt for the. relief prayed for and demanded in nis complaint men therein, to-wlt; , inrsi-ror a decree that that certain teed Of conveyance mnAn rv.r.ut,l anA delivered by Lemuel F. Brnshear and ITnnnnh R. Brahenr to Jacob Brnuirer. Inted T"ehrnnrv 13.. 1WW nnd nu.il tnr mr,. ord pehruai-v 13. 1SW). and recorded' on hp 7fi of Bonk "C" of the Records of needs for Wanhlneton county. Omcon 'Onvevlner the seV, of HecOon 7 nn1 t fi"d n"'t the vi"- of the ne'd of Beeflon T"wnhle 1 pnrth. Ranfe 1 west of the W-, In Wnhinerton eniinfv. Ctrntrnn w reformed and corrected to conform to the nereements of the parties thereto. ede end entered Into prior to the ereeu "nn and dellwrv thereof, and that the -nme of ttic prnptee. .Tnroh Brif f?er. where'e, the nomn oe.rs, he m.lde to -ml .nrnt) riprTrtrtPTt i..tcn-i nr "t. frm TTRTOORn". and "JACOR BRAO rtistt." SmmJ-iPnp n decree that that certain of eon.'p"ane made, erecnted nnd .leltx'ernd h" Tnnnh Trt n r!w "Ppntl. ''nted Anrll 11. 1fi(I. and Hind 5,,,- .'otrd Ar."'t ii 1 1MT. and filed T;. n"',r,. fl Kll(; n,l rrord''d ; nnn'r '1" nf the TWordo of dcci fer Weh'nrton eo'intv. rpon for fin or tue ee or pnld Heetlnn 7 Tnwn- htn 1 no.th, Pone-e 1 win nr Clothing That Vc sell the famous Drew-Sclby shoes for Ladies', 2.50, 3.00, $3.50. Full stock of Children's shoes. H. Wehrung & Sons, Hillsboro, - Oregon. LOVELACE, 32,741 Two yr old Record, 2:20 Prinre Three jr old Trial, 2:12 X Sire, EGOTIST juatf. Sire of Kgoien a:o6tf. The Contiueror,i:i3 and 37 others iu the ayo list. Full brSther to fphinx a:Jo.'S. Sire of in the 1:3a list, including Sphioietta a:o8,S, Si hiui S a:o8, Captain Phin :o8 i, Frmier and lilrctnle, a:j8iSire of join 2:y list First dam CREPON, dam of Lovelace 2:2o, Dorw y t.. a:io., Betsey Britton 2:io, Goldlac a:18tf, Duchess r.i-;',, BrilliaDtine a:J9'i. Chanlilly (itial) 2:)4, Klondike (trial) a:i8, Crandiuu of Chanty 2:t3M, Cascade a:t4 Cantata 2:22.rj, by Princrps, Second dam CREPE LISSE. dam of King Rene, Jr , a.17, Itraid j:ioV.and Baliarine 9:17, Crandam of Betsy llritton xittf, Brilliantine a:39j4, Brown Lace i:l)tf, Horsey L. f.iotf, Dmli ess 2:27,H', (lolitlac a:i8X, Iovelace 2:2o by George Wilkes. Third dam the dam of Tarlton 3:3!, trial 111, LOVELACE- is dark bay, with one white hind foot, is over 16 hands and wilt weigh upwards of uoo pounds. As a 2-year-old he trotted in two races, obtaining a 2-year-old record of j::9. As a 3-year-old he was campaigned in several states, trotting in 33 races He obtained 1 first, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of 3:10 in a third heat in December, and worked publicly a full mile at C leve land in 3:1 J, V. His breeding is unsurpassed. His dain, his grandani, the dam and grandani of his sire, and the dam of his grandsire are all in the great brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his sire, had five colts by Electioneer, and all of them are In the list, three of them having at different periods headed the list of winning sires at their age, Waterwitch, grandam of his sire, had six in the 2:jo list, and has two hundred snd thirty descendants in the 2:30 list, ' Will Make the Season of 1902 at Hillsboro, Ore., Upon the following Terms: Season (with return privilege) $2$; Insurance, fcy. Pasture for mares, $1.60 per month. Mares will be called for at any designated place in Portland and taken out free of charge, . corrected to conform to the agreement of the parties thereto, made and entered Into prior to the execution anil delivery thereof, and that the name of the grantee, tieorge Buemann, therein, wher- ever the same occurs, be made to read GKUKOK BUKMAN, Instead 0f "Okokob Roman." Thlrd-For a decree that that certain deed of conveyance made, executed and delivered by Jacob Urugger on the 11th day of April, 1S65, and reorded on page m) of Book '"E" of the Records of Deeds for Washingion county, Oreiton, for the said Be't of Section 7, Township 1 north, Range 1 west, Will. Mer containing ID) acres, be reformed and corrected so aa to conform tu the.agreements of the par ties thereto, made and enrered Into prior to the execution anil delivery thereof, and that the name of the grantee, Oeorge Buemann, wherever the same occurs therein, be made to read OKOHOE BlfK MANN, instead of "UKOROK HUMAN." Fourth For a decree appointing a trus tee under the last will and testament of John Kunrath. deceased. In the place and stead of the said Portland Savings Rank, and that such trustee no appoint ed be authorized and empowered and di rected by a decree of said court to make, execute and deliver to the plaintiff here in a deed of conveyance or all tne sain se!4 of Re-tion 7, Township 1 north, Ranse 1 west, Will. Mer containing 10.1 acres, convey Inn a or the Interest, rignt . having elulinu uimln.i 11... i,, ' , V and title that said Portland SavltiKS Bank , J ?Vi" " E , 1., A of tnM acquired under the terms of said last 'leeeaMWi are reqiiln -d to nrnseiit llitisiiiito, will and testament of said John Kunrath, wlt" proper vouchers, within six numtlm deceased. from the dale of tills notice, to the under Fifth For a decree adiudKinis and de- aigned al the, office of A Baldwin, in Kor creelni? this plaiptlff to be the owner In" 0st drove VVuHMnizton eoiintv. Oicirim n fee-slmnle absolute, of all of the scM ' ut ii, (too 1.-.. 1 V ii..n.i..r .' of fk-ction 7, Township 1 north. Rane 1 west, of the Will. Mer In WashlnKton countv, Oregon, and cnntalnlnn 100 acres,! and of every part and parcel thereof. I Hlxtn Knr a decree adjudrtinic and ne- creelng that Ihe claims of the above named defendants and each of them Is a cloud upon the title of this plnlntlff In ind to said real property; that said cloud he removed and that each and nil of the defendants in fhlu ult and all persons claiming by through or under them or either of them he forever barred and pre cluded from claiming env Interest, right T title of. in or to raid premises, or anv wrt or nareel thereof, and for such other md further relief as may he necessary and nroper In entilty and geod conscience. This summons la published against, yon ond each of you pursuant to an order made Iw TTon. T,onls A. Rood, Tountv Tudt'e of Washington ennntv. Orerron. on 'he 3rd day nf June, WO?, and which or ler directs lhat this summons be nuh. uhed .qpst vou and each of vou, in 'he Ifll'shorn Argus once a week, for ilx consecutive find Slecesive weeks "nmmenf.n with the '"ne of said news "aner dated Tune S. 190?. ond endln with hn !! ef i'd newsnaner dated Julv 17. Ifiiw. sd -that von sni ench of vou "nncar end snwer "aid en-nnlnlnt on or before the evnlrn'ion of said six week"' " llra'lon, tn-wlt. en or before July 17, is lust Right SOMR men buy atiytliing that is oft'cml tltctn in vkling the clothes look fairly well. Other men, who buy with discretion atul gotxl taste, call for one of our K. R. , We try to see that every thinj; that ocs out of the store is just right. This difference in men "is not greater than in clothing in its style, its quality, in the people who sell it. Ours has behind it the K. N. oc 1 rep utation and guaranty, as well as our own. .That ought to be enough for the most par ticular men. k I t E B. TONGUE, Hillsboro, Ore. S . PROBATE v ' 1 Anton jHditHon elille; engll ret: M. &iin ci r.!, t) id I on . i tOZl, palil out, f ! 24 20. I IChtate V K Smith. decM- will , .,. . . ', urxo n ; an III 1 1 tea to probute Slid, ,Mnrv tfmjU unnninlpil eveentriv W ) milll appoitlK (I exectliriX II Connell, John Peters 11 ml w 1) Ewing fippraisers. John Kay estate. Bel for linn! retth-ineiit Julv 7. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. IN THK COUNTr fOUHT of THK HTATH OF OHKOo.V. UOH . WAHIIINOTON COUNTY. In the matter of ilia cxlnleof Aniite Francos Tlioms, (toceascd. Notice is hereby given Hint the 11 iilpr. algned baa been, by the aliovo niu,ie, Court, duly appointed. ud is Hie. 1I11U (liinlilleil and actimr ndininlsti a lor U7 ii li the ) annexed, tf the estulo ol A mint I e Krunoes 'i'lioniH, deceased : and all ,..,. 7 ' " ..u""j( rornami, .,,.... . 1 11. , r , ""i ' ' Administrator, with the will anunxed. "i tne esiiiie or Annette rmniiM TIioium deceased I, K. UtourflUe, Attorney, Sty Falllnir lluilding, Portland, Ore, ' ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given thai thn under. Kiied has been by the County Court, nf WaHhington Comity, ()-egM, duly Hi Pointed administrator of thH estate of Harriett Kli.itliolli Ford, deeeaoil, ami has duly qualilled and entered upon Ihe discharito of his dulies its filicb, Now therefore, all persons having chiiius against said estate, are lioieby i-eqiiiled to liresont tlin same to the undersigned nd-ininiHti-Htor. at Ihe law olllc? of (ieo I! Itagley, In Hillsboro, Oregon, together! with proper vouchers, within six uioiilli! from tlato hereof . Wuted at Jiillsboro, this fflnd day f May, J At ... . HKNItV V. FORD," i.' AamliilNlrstnr of .ld oir..in Corns Vanish ,, Bailey's It is easy to Bailey's Pharmacy fr : l: . - M K P m N m m m n m M A ' m ft Do Not Brush By l!ut lmy a hntsh. We have ft ;,MK1 assortment of Hair, Nail, Flesh, Hat, Chdli, Camel's Hair, Nursing Untile ami Ttiliing, Shoe, Faint, Shaving, Dust, ami all other kinds of . BRUSHES- at prices to suit your purse. The Delta Hillsboro, Ik m. f t .t llllltlttt f K SUMMONS. IX THK flUCtUT fot'HT OK TIIK STATKoKolti:ii)N kuK WASH. l.VOTON Cot' NT V, Veiidell febfrehel, 1'lainiiir, VH. f tiwell A. Yoiiiig and Hoct'liit It. Vumig, lUiicndiints j To I.ottt!l A, Youtitf ami llnrella II. i Young, the above immtnt ijefcniliiiiis; ; (u the name of Ihe State of Oregon, yon I and rnrh ut von are hereby oiiiuitiitdeil I mid initir.'.i (.. iip'iiii uud aimner Hie cuiiiiliiint tiled n...iii.-,l y.iu in the above .mililin court, 111 tiiotiimve eiiHUeU cnu.. oil ur in fme Ihe e ipiraUon of i winks'' tuiblii'ation of lid - suiiiieims In Ihe II tils 1 tioro Argtis.riiuiiiiriM-ilig itlitlU'iiieof ', Way 'J, nsy, and ending lth tho Is-) sue of July ;l. l! "iaud that yoti uppf ir ! and answer on or befuto Inly H, llslj, and j yotl III ileit take uollee Unit If you I iiiii to mi appear Hint tiusvier said com- ' plnliit on or liefoto sultl July il, HSi'i, Diet 5 jiliitntitl' w II 'dy to the cum for llil ruuei pruyiii lor unit uuii.Hinlvtl in Ills complaint, tn-ttlts ' For a Imlutiietil iidaIihI you and each .if you for tiie uum of II :n, with interest thrrisiii frnni April 7, llil,l the rt of nine reiil per aiiiiuui, ai d tliiumnf 1W, atlnriiey's fee, and the rimta hwl t dlsliiir'.uncii's nf ilii suit, ad fur a tin-, cree fumel.nilUK that Corlidn innrtgiign j made, ext.. utcd and delivered by you imtl Find: of Mill 1,1 III.- liiilllllilf hen ill. il.ileil July ii, I Mi I, and tiled i.r recniil mi sni.i ' ;)', an I recorded on paga i'l'i of Itnuk j '";" of the records of iiiiirtuugi-a for Wnshlngtoii ciiiiniy, Or 'gun, up..u Hie. f.illowlug tract .if land Is lug, being mill I siiuhii) in w iflitngliui etiiinly, Oregon, and dencrlhcd tisi cuur eiieim; al (lie N, W, corner of section ill T, 1 N, K. W, Will, iter, and .'tinning llieiu-e .viH (,1t ehnlie.) thr nee south 15 21 n.iains; thence eutl Ji.tll clmlni'.tlii-iK'iioorlli li.iil.i chains: j ilieiicit west i,2- chains; thence n trill II .'ill I ciuiius: liieiieti wit Hi 7a chains; theinv iiojlh a.Tli rlmiiia l tbv.i.laeeof begin nlng, ciiiilaliiiug .17 acn-s, ami ndjudg. lug and decreeing I he sale of said hiiuu. hcsasiijiou execution, by till sherd!1 of WaNhlni'tou county, Oregon, and the pro- i ein'dsol sucli suln he applied to the pay. uieiit of Ihe sums due plalniill, prmcipiil, j interest, costs and alinriiev' fees, ninl for ! a decree I'oiovr darting and lorceloHiiig ' you and e-tch of you of every right, lltlu I and iuleiot In said pre nnso's, und uvery pint and pureed llii-nol nine and excel' the slaliilory right nf redemption, ami h,r! such other and futthcr relief n may d iiecesmtry and proper In the premise. I This suinnions is served against you by ' liublleiition by order of I lift lion, a, I Hood Comity Judge nf Vuhingli)ii Co.' Oregon, n Htle mid dated on the Hull day id Mai-. l!i2, and which order directs the ii il j I cut i i thereof once a week for six (.-onseeiiilve uud successive weeks In ihe llillslioro Aigu beitlnnlng with the Imsiic Iheiiui doled tiie find of May W, uud ending with the Isstiu theieof iiileil Hie aril dovpt' July, Hki-j. ami ihat you and each of mi iippenr and answer s.tul coniplnlnt on or Is-fnre the s:dd :ird diiv of July, !UZ. Ol'n. l:. IIAOt.HV. ' Alloiuey for I'lalnliir. N (In - of Final Si iileineiii, Null, els hereby given ,,t , lmr Mgucl lldlllllllsll'ilor bos tiled ill Hie roiintv Court ni thn stale o Oregon, fr VV Hshington Con nly, his hmil u, UM, Hie inoilcr ol' the eMai,, ,,f ci,,,.,,, v,v Tu lion, deceased, and Ihiit suld t'oiiri him Het Monday, the ,'iuii, day of Jnm., Ii. nt 10 o'clock a. M. of Moid .in v. at Ihii l.oiiu'y 'Court ronui In lllllshoro, Oregon as the time and phic.e ol he:i, ii,K 0,i,.(..' t ons sold llmil Mcconnt M1 t, , , setlU-inent, o( h i i I eslate, . Hiited this Mm' '.'Ii I'm, . , , , ' Adl'hKD VI US. A; In, tii'slriiloror Ihe eMuto of Clmiles 1 . lii'Hou, deci'iisid.. (Ieo. H. Ilngley, Allonmy for A"diiiiniM li'iuor, Executor's Notice, NO'l'll'H IS lil.'.lltiiiv fini..v the mi.lni-sigmid ,s i,,,,,,, ,v t, couuiv eoiirt nl Wnshliiglim eoiin'lv, Oregon, duly npnoli, ted un.l cnnllnued us e,ceui,' of llm Inst will and Ifrloineul, of Heel I'j. .lolics, ileeeasml, J Now, therefore, all permum Imvliur e oinis iigiiiusl sold estutu will prcHnt tliein, Willi proimr vnuchei-s, nl. my rexl dence. iil, K,iri,ii:jioii,(ireg,,ii, witidnslx tnniilhs li'oni the .lain lieroof. dity'nf Via-!' HMw''"'"' V''-K"". f5i.li ' ' ' ",' WM..T. IN (II! A M, -Jixeenfiir of I K, l,..i ,. iu .....i ......... ... . ,,' i , ..i.i him i u-niauient, ol HeiiJ. K, Jpnes, decciisoil The li( is ,p. clif'llpeHt. (Jrrer hi'.S the lifsl anil pIiphdosI, PHrden needs in liUr Oneppin (if voiinjr. mulcH fur Hn!e, Innuire t.f W. II M,nr. r when Magic Corn Cum is used. J apply. Trice 20 cents nt $ t t : ' M m f i ft H M V M i v Drug Store Oregon Oregon Shot line and Union Pacific Ptt'lSt r.is pMi.y Chicago l'..r. land especial !i:UI t.M. via Atlaulit! P.sprcas fiO r. m. via St, Paul Fast Moil 11:10 r. M. via Spokane TIMK SCFIlt'drX I'OICII.sMl umit tuns pli. Mill Lake, lleuver'. Ft. Wurib, iiinahii, Kiiniis lily. Si IjmiIs, Clip-ago Hint Hast Hull ImV. I'rnver, Ft. Wurlh, Omaha, Kansas City, Si, liuu, Cbn ago ami Knt Wall Walla'.' Iwis ton,Hikn Wullmti Pulluiiiii. Mlimenp. oils, Ml, Paul, ),,. t ii 111, Mllwilllkee, Cliiciigu and Kal 4:) r, t). H ID a. a :lil s. M. ocK.ts ami HivKit sciii.;nn,.: KIIOM l-OHTI-AXI) .Sleaiiiltp holnccn Porllmnl mid Han Kruncinco every livodays. Illver bouts mi tint lower Columbia, :nl Wllloiiicilii dolly asccpt Siindny, LOW It tl'KH To and fioiii all pnlnls In , Tickets via this route on sole al nil .Input olllcesofilu. riouilrru Paclile (!,., A. I, CltAKI, (leiiMisl Pwisenjer Agent I'orlliititl, Or pgoti, Rnmblcn and deal I $25, $30, $35, $40, $60 F'.ir fide liy sF. U. Dai ley Next tlmr enskiif WehrungV Mil in Si reel, .. . . HiUnd,,,,,, Administrator's Notice, NOT1CIC IU II KICKIIY (IIVIW THAT I he iinderslgiied has been, hy the County Court i, tlirt Slate of ()rei,, for WukI,- iigton County, , lly Bmiolnted Adinlnls tmior or tin, estate ..f" !,,,,,.,, ,,r","!w. Hkl, ids. known a Kiau, mlinwakl. ilecensed, and has .Inly ,,,n,i, , ' ntcied upon , tllscluug , of h, , tics as such Ailinliilslriii, r. Now Ihereloi-n, nil pnrsons having I'lolnisiufainslHiild uslitlenf Kraimls limb- 'wskl, deceased, rn henbv roiiull-ed " present l,ei to ,,H .intlnrJ g, ed t his ,nv onim. t hiUhL,-,.. 0 egmi, lorellint with propnr vininhnrs l nil six moiilliM li-oiii the dnln heieof Doled IhiHlilllidiiynf April, llHli OKO..K IIAiil.K.', AdiiilnlstniloriilHidd lisiuip, "N'tiw iK the lime to -nilnerilm f 1 Im A'giiH, 1 your lmre dning well? Per tmpK hiii Ti'etli rood levflliiig A hor-e km n't eiit uhIhsh liin tenth urn in oi.tiili'inn Ifuve you r hnreiin' teelh siipaithiri up, and have tho prongB nnl (rrowtlis tiikon uwav. fM. . , ' .. V