The Hillsboro argus., June 12, 1902, Image 2

HILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 12, 1902.
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OragoB, M 8oood eiass mail matter.
LUCIUS A. LOSG. EDITOR.
Let
this
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co
BubacrfpUoo: On Dollar per Annum,
tlx Months, 60 eti$ Three Months, S5 cts.
OMMed to Gold Mono metallism. Be
lieve ! the Bimetallic Standard,
Dear Meaey Means Debased Property,
4 Profitless Americaa Product. Our
Caaaeqaeat loss Is ear Creditors' Gain.
Has ae ase for Marcus A. Hanna
GOVERNOR CHAMBERLAIN.
The voters of Oregon, reeardlefs of
party; will not regret the election
of Geo. E. Chamberlain to the gov-
ernorsliin. Mr. Chamberlain ha
-i . j:ii . .,c;o.,t;r.ii
retard in handling Ptib'ic business.
.-.I k. ik rnnl
D I
111 UV Will gMV .rv..'l V v ft""'- I
h..i k ni hn
MIUIIUIDlff)WUUl A A OVA UV HUV ww... I
: ik. w,nfi ct h nAn.l nf
tha .tat- and had he not stood the
hiihett in uublic ODinion as a man
of integrity and ability, he could
not have been elected. The bolt
jrainst Furnish, while stronz.h". U w"9 puller, sure, if
-o "I
could not have elected him. It
was ceceseary that Chamberlain
should receive manv votes from the
iJnr,,Wrem,Uin...rl this
ba did. Of this imienendent vote
he received more lhan an- other
man in (Won -nnld hava reived
Those who personally know the
geoUeman are unanimous in the
I belief that Oregon will be proud of
him as the chief executive. As to
Mr. F..r:h .bar- h a Kpat
l known he received the weakest
tuppori. H own county, which
went Beveral hundred republican,
gT6 Chamberlain 2G6 majority
. nwewH wnere people Knew me
TT 1 I . i 1 x 1
; h- nnf tf fifinn t-i rl Kara u? c
- 1 w itvui nut jvau nae I
here he was supported according
I to his merits. It ia useless to say
1 that Lowell did it all. Lowell's
I opposition was only strong because
' ' hundreds of repuhl cans in Urns
tilla county knew, a Lowell did,
1 k. v.,.n:.k ... ..: u
, HIB riMliVU WQ UllUfc IU UC JV
I ernor of a great state The voters
of Umatilla-county feared that
Furnish would use the state as he
need the sheriffs office at Pendle
ton. Had Furnish been a good
' man lor Out nlftnt Mr T.nnrdl'a nn
I position would have availed noth-
! ling. But, Mr. Lowell's measure
waa the measure of men who had
j known Billy Furnish in all his of-
ficial career.
' i The Argus predicts that the re-
publicans who voted for Chamber-
lain will have no reason to regret
ih.l. .kn:.
uwsi buviwo
NO COMPROMISE.
The democratic Dartv Of the nres-
Inl ia watching the efforts of the
Silla, Whitneys and Gormans to
't Mintrnl nf Ko n..i.. ,..u: ..
, ... F.vr ui.tu.uc.jr
71th a great degree of interest
iartain it ia that if thp al.nll .
' e"-
Octroi, millions of people who
imlbtad with the party will
VO lk ine ngni IS on. The
filU tka Wkiin.....na .k. n
.m- ... UIUYCr
jeveianas Will nua no place in the
Mnocratic nartv'a mn0ffOmOr
, t ,
genougu 10 Drtng mem a politic
( victory. They are the opportun
ta of our political life. They
ve uo principles that appeal to
thinkers of whatsoever politics.
Hey are of the kind who strain at
jnat and swallow a camel. Detn
rata who feel a desire to hare
nplicity of government free from
1st and bank control will have
joe of them. Millions of demo
ta will bolt the Dartv if the
jlkers win in the national coun-
Like the Oregon republicans
0 bolted the domination of Jack
itthewa and his organ, so will
K lions of democrats vote to down
U Cleveland element. Let every
locrat who believes in straight
ling and straightforward declar
es; no compromise with corpo-
influences, watch and fight to
end that the corporation demo
, eo-called, do not control the
jr in the next national corven
f The trusts already have one
ly, and it is in power, and the
Vrican people have no use for
itrast parties. Now is the time
ake up your minds Do not
he Clevelandites get control.
.-Jj in many states they have
riJ of the republican party,
r protestations of love for the
"" liTtjs end in loving the
-CltiBl. Waluhfulnesa will
these gentleman out of control
every unn who has manfully
fought fir hU iJe.ts, bear in mind
warning. An A let there be in
compromise. A Cleveland victory
would bas btrrati of fiuit as
Hanna victory. U U at pUin a
b'aok ati I white. A true b'u-J dem
ocrat has no business flirting with
corporations The corporations
are conducted by men of cunning
who know what the? are doing
With both parlies lined up lor
them they are sure of a victory.
Democrats, wake up, and carry
your Ideas into the next national
convention!
T,lK Oregonian object- to the
Uo. - burg Review calling, attention
to that psper's statements before
and after the election of Chambe
lain, as to the eflect it would have
ton the Philippine question. Every
sine man who read the Oregonian
knows that the Roeeburg paper is
right.
Thk Independent thinks the
Uifwianci muie was a gocxi
Duller. - ' o douoi. nut lor me
....... i s . n .1
first time a governor candidate
ran oOO behuid his ticket m W ash
S J " " " Fr
Ana tIlsl 8anj mul. ccor1
" t0 contrariiie?, pulled Sewell,
morgan ami rvoou .ones into ouice.
... .1
Pulll,1 a me,ual m,!!ni ,n,t u,e
legislature denotes pulling prowessl
lT wi:l b a Very short-sighted
M'0? for I-land to rtiuse a fran
c",se ",r " wuwr ,,,","
"lt j W hinSton COUtjty
It is
such a spirit of mossbackism as
l.i.:. i. . i - n..i 1 t
lu,s "n "a8 "W...u '".u.
being a better and more powerful
u,ljr: ve7 suu ireieu.in
b8Vlng fr0,n HUnd to
Pis P'aee andn",to forMt rove'
should go to Portland next Satur
day and meet with the Portland
city council and advance every
good reason why a franchise should
be eranted. It will aid the devel-
... . ,
... . . . " V
this is bound in turn to aid the
city of Portland. Citizens of in
fluence should not let this oppor
tuuity pass. If the franchise ii
not now granted it may be months
before it can again be brought be
fore the city council. ' Go down
and labor with them
RESOLUTIONS.
The Washington County Sunday
School Convention, held at the
North Plains Presbyterian church
last week, adopted the following
resolutions:
Your committee on reaolutions
begs leave to submit the following
report, to-wit
Whereas, our president. R. H. Greer
has tei ved us well and faithfully for two
years, and under bis management we
nave llaJ two successful conventions,
and whereas, Sist-r C. P. Blanchard
has served us faithfully for a number of
years, ana is now to sever her connec
tion with us
Therefore, be it resolved, that the
thanus of Ibis convention be extended
In IhM. rahn n. nH,...
Resolved that our thanks be eitenrl.
, j ,Sl8t!r C' M Kig.K'n? 'erkinU-
tlon on the Cradle Roll of Home
Department Work
Resolved, that the thanks nf the e
venlitn be and are hereby extended to
lne Auaiatiu flams and Leisyville 6nn
day school, churches and nastrrn for
their genial and whole souled hospitality
1X1 we, the member, of
Washinaton County S. S. Convention
do indorse the present system of Ouar
terly Temperance lesllODg jn the lDrernai
tional Series, and that a copy of these
u"on. 02 rorwarnea to the state
ic.icmi. JV. -V. HARDING
Mrs, L M. Smith
W. C. Laubb
Real Estate Transfers.
Robert Mulloy to E C Mulloy 27 a
sic I2 t 2 s r 3 w 750
Peter H Ward to D A tlodgett et
al y2 iut in I59.36 a sec 19 1 2 n r
6 w 375
Geo Kerry and wf to D A Blodgett
et al 160 a sec 24 t 2 n r 6 w and
other lands ., 2loo
Sarah A Sloan to George D Sloan
1 ts 1 2 3 and 4 blk 9 Naylor's
add Forest Grove... 1
Sarah A Sloan to J P Sloan i of
lot 3 blk 5 Forest Grove and
other land ' 1
0 C Hiatt to Geo Chapman 24. 11 a
Wm Geiger Jr d 1 c and other
land 1600
J T Dorrien to Thos Talbot lots 1 1
and 3 blk 43 Cornelius 200
S M Rice to E J Crabb lo. 1 blk 2
Northside add to Hillsboro..... 35
Emma J Irwin to L M Irwin 16o a
sec32kj nrs I600
R W Laucefield to W R Han is Its
1 2 3 4 blk 8 Naylor's add V G 2260
Hattie F Ritz et at to C K Schmelt
zer 40 a sec 28 t 2 s r a w vo
A J McGilvray et al to Daniel Mc
Leod 4 iut 800 a sec 20 and 28
Ur6w,. 2750
W L Seymore to A J McGilvray et
al 8ro a sec 2o and 28 t 3 n r 5
. w 1
Double seated buggy and double
hack harness for sale or will trade
fo- single rig. Inquire at tis
office.
Expert bicycle repairing done at
McCorUiick's bicycle store. Agency
for Imperial, Cleveland and Trib
une wheels.
SIMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Stat of Ore
gon, for Vv ashiiiKion county.
Leopold Diets, plaintiff, vs. Hannah R.
Itrasnear. Allot- KU-niliiK and J. It. Firm
ing, her husliaiid; Minnie llninger, Sudan
tvr.iggcr Kcvnolds and Anderson Kevn-
olds, tier hudtviint: Haiti ltrugKor Kcyti.
olds, ami t'lturU-a K.-ynoKls. hi-r huKtvmtl;
John J. Kurnill. ana KuraUl, 111
wile; Alexander Kuralli. kintwiu ku
rati! Kiater. ami ("later, her hns
l.i.nl; Nlkiaua Kurntlt, Jacob Kuratli,
lleiniich Kuratli, .Martin k urn III. Jri
Kuratli, Nikluua Kuwtll, Anna liarlvtra
Aiu-rtm, ainl Aloertm, her huslwn.l
Muihs Kuratli. Oswal.l Kuratli. KIslH-th
Kuratli, Hosa I.tiexltiKer tiauer, atui
iHtuer, Iter hujtlkano: KImIo l.ueainaer. J.i
cob t.euxiner. Klstn'th lit-biaer Saxer aiul
tsiver, her hualMtml: Jacob lielasor.
Anna cK-lsser Sulser ami SuNer. her
huslvtnd; Anna ttarlKtra tel8!er Suliter
atui Sulser, her husiwrnt: Kasvr
launer. Iteinrieh Tantier, Johannea Tan
nor. Jacob Tanner, KUialn-th Tanner.
tvarbara Tanner. Anna Tunner. t'lrich
uahler. John Uahler. Jacob (..ah er. Ce
celia Huentaiin, William O. Hucmamt atui
ttty liuemann. hl wile, Carrie tiarr-tt-
n, ani l. U. ttarrettn. her huslHtnd.
Frank H. Kucmann, Charlea Ituemann.
Floriun Huemann, Waller Ituemann, KU-
witr.1 ItiiMm.inn an.l llenre ItiiemHiin
Aeatha buemanti, Maria Attetnanii, Jo-
halt George lluetnanu, Josrt Anton
Htioniatin, Martha Kins, am) Johun Ja
cob Kiiik. her lmslaii-l; Airatha Johler
ami Anionia Johler. Minnie tuenianii.
rrani Aaver rsiia-: ami. An, Irons Hue-
niann, iiertnan Itueitmini, t'lottUta Rue
tttann, Anionia KaeOler and I'.Vmlreaa
KaelUr. tierhusbanil; .losoplia tin. ntann
1'orllanil SavniRa ttank, a crpiraiion
anil Kichanl Nixon, receiver of th Port
land J-a vim's Hank. defeiiilunK.
To Alexamter Kuratli, Klsbeth Kuratli
Flaler an.l Flater. her husbaml:
Niklaus Kuratli, Jacob Kuratli, llelnruh
Kuratli, Vartm Knralli, .iris Kuratli
Niklaus Kuratli. Anna llarhara Allertln
atui Alberlln, her husbatnl; Maths
iMirattl. twwaiu Kuratli, hlstieth Kurat
II. Kosa l.ueiitiKer Ciauer, ami liau-
er. her husbnml, Klsie lAluiinKer, Jai-ob
lA'Uitnicer. Vllslteth Ueisser Saxer, ami
Saxer. her hubanu: Jacob Itelsser.
Anna Ueisswr Sulser. ami Sulser. her
husband: Anna Barbara Oeisser Sulser
ami Sulser, her husband: Kasper
Tanner. He nrich Tanner. Johannes Tnn
ner. Jacob Tanner, hliinneth Tanner,
Rarhnrn Tanner. Anna Tanner, flrlch
Gahler. Jacob Uahler, Cecelia Ituemann.
William O. Buemann and IMtty Hue.
in.
a
mann. his wife. Carrie Oarn-tlson and
O. Garrettson. her hustximl; Frank M.
Buemann. . Charlea Buemann, Florlan
&a.nn,i andUH;nrvB,iu"emann.S
Buentanii, Maria Buemann, Johan George
Kuemann. Joeenh Antone liueiiunn
Martha Kiinr. and Johan Jacob Kitie. her
hnsliand. Agatha Johler and Anionia
Johler, .Minnie tniemann, r rails -avor
Ruetnanii. Andreas Bueniann, tlerman
Hueiiitnn, Clotilda liiieniann, Anionia
Kaeiller and Andreas Raedltr. her hus
band, and Joseph liiieniann, the above
named deenda'ita.
in tne name or tn state oi urenon. you
tnd each of you are hereby commanded
titled court and cause and answer the
amended complaint therein tiled aciunst
vou and each 01 you on or lie lore the ex
pi nil ion of six weeks' publication of this
so mil nua in me iiinsnoro argue, Degin
niua with the issue thereof Hated June VI.
1SW2, and enriiiui with the is-uie therrof
dated the 24tb or Julv, VX'l, and that ynu
appear and answer on or before the said
4th day of July, 1S02. And you and each
of you will please take notice that If you
all to so appear ami answer said amend
ed complaint, the plaintiff will apply to
the court lor me reitel p raved for and de
manded 111 bis amended complaint tiled
therein, town:
First For a decree that that certain
deed of conveyance made, executed and
delivered by lmuel s. Brashear and
Hannah R. Brashear to Jacob BruKKer,
Jated J-'ehruary H 1W, and tiled for rec
ord February 13, ImhI, and recorded on
page .6 of Bok "C of the Records of
Deeds for WashlnKton county. Dreaon.
convevinu the S K. of Sec 7 and lota
I and 2 and the w of the nei of Section
lK.Townshlp 1 north. Ran.ce 1 west of the
W. M.. In .WnshiiiKton iwunty, Oreiron.
be reformetl and corrected to conform to
the agreements of the tmrtlea thereto,
miWe and enlerel Into prior to the execu
tion and diHIeery thereof, and that the
name of the grantee. Jacob RruKRer,
wherever the same occurs, be made to
read JACOB BRfOOKR Instead of "JA
COB BRUXjHR and JACOB BRAU
GF.R."
Second For a decree that that certain
rteed of conveyance made, executed ani
delivered bv Jacob Brueaer to Oeors
Buemann. dated April 11. ISffi, and (Hal
for record Januarv 5. IwW. and recordel
on nage of Book "K" of the Record!
of deeds for Washington county. Oreaon.
for all cf the 8. E. V, of said gee. 7. Town-
shin 1 north. Rantte 1 west. will. Mer..
mrt eontainlna 1W acres, h reformed and
corrected to conform to the aRreements
of the nartlea thereto, made and entered
Into nrlor to the execution and delivery
thereof, end that the name of the
ymntee. Oeoree Ruemann. therein, wher
ever the sanr -nrciirs be mail' to read
OKORC.K Bl'FMASS, instead of
"OROROR ROMAN."
Third For a decree that that certain
'leeci of ennvevnnce made, executed and
delivered bv Jncob BniKRer on the 11th
lay of April, liS, and rcorded on page
tiu of Book "E" of the Records of Deeds
for Washington county, Oregon, for the
said IS, E, ol'tiec. 7, township 1 .North,
Rango t west, Will. Mer., contulnlnir 1W
acres, 1 reformed and corrected so as
to conform to the -agreements of the par
lies thereto, made and entered Into prior
to the execution and delivery thereof,
and that the name of the grantee, George
Buemann, wherever the same occurs
therein, be made to read OKOROR Bl'K
MAN.V, instead of "GtiOKUK BOMAN."
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
Bank, and that such trustee so appoint
fi be authorized and empowered and dl
rected by a decree of said court to make,
execute and deliver to the plaintiff here
in a deed of conveyance of all the said
S. K. yt of Section 7, Township 1 North.
Range 1 west. Will. Mer., containing ltt
acres, conveying all of the Interest, ngnt
and title that said Portland Savings Bank
acquired under the terms of said last
will and testament of said John Kunrath,
deceased.
Fifth For a decree adjudging and de
creeing this plaintiff to be Ihe owner In
fee-simple absolute, of all of the H. K. '4
of Section 7. Township 1 north. Range 1
west, of the Will. Mer., in Washington
county, Oregon, and containing 160 acres,
and of every part and parcel thereof.
Sixth For a decree adjudging and de
creeing that the claims of the above
named defendants and each of them is
a cloud urmn the title of this plaintiff In
and to said real property; that said cloud
he removed and that each and all-of the
defendants In this suit and all persons
claiming by through or under them or
"Ither of them be forever barred and pre
cluded from claiming any Interest, right
or title of. in or to said premises, or any
oart or parcel thereof, and for such other
and further relief as may be necessary
and proper In eoully and good conscience.
This summons is published against you
and each of vou pursuant to an order
made bv Hon. Louis A. Rood. County
Tiulre of Washington county, Oregon, on
the 12th day of Jnnn. lf.32. and which or
der directs that this summons be pub
lished against you and each of you, In
the Hillsboro Argus, once a week, for
tlx consecutive and successive weeks
commencing wllh the lne nf said news
nsppr dated Tune 12. 1'i02. and pndinr with
the lue of said newspaper dated July
1002. and thnt vou and each nf yon
appear and answer said amended com
plaint nn or bpfore the expiration of aald
s'x weeds' nnhllRstion, to-wit, on or be
fore July 21, 190?.
(IKO. Tt. tt AfJT.KY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
AMATEUR LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
June IS. Upchurch vs. Monograms, at
Portland; Hillsboro vs. Oregon City, at
Oregon City.
June 22. Upchurch vs. Oregon Cilv,
st Portland; Monograms vs Hillsboro, st
Hillsboro
June 29. Monoerams vs. Hillshnro, at
Portland: Upchurch vs. Oregon City, at
Oregon City.
When you want good groceries
go to Greer's.
Splendid spring line of dress
goods, at TT. Wehrung & Sons'
Baker fe Hamilton. Pnv a d Oc
cident wheels, ft W.O Dme'son's,
Odd Fellows Building, Main street.
LOOK INTO THE MATTER
eVl A
If -111
liL M
T0niIXt givs us grater satiftt tion t'utn to serve it cutoii t
i who wants to kno all tilaiut the merits of the cl"ihvs h" i nd-
. j..
uul
Such knowledKH helps buth
Hp.earanoe. It will net eland ifp.e
tion That kind u n it to be found
Ye prefer to have intending
Well-posted buyers know that the K
as can be made. It is usually enough to show the K N Si F lh 1 1 n
the coat.
... .. , e TA o tl i t t ! i
&taa e Sell the fatllOUS Urewbclby SlltH'S lor LaulCS ,
I2-50, $3.00, $3.50. Full stock of Children's shocs.
H. Wehrung 5c Sons,
Hillsboro,
LOVELACE, 32,741
Two yr old Beenrd, 2:20 Prinee Three r ohl Trial, 2:12 U
Sire, EGOTIST 2:22X1 s're f Egozen 2:06V, The Coniiieror,2:l2
and 37 others in the 2:30 lilt. Full brother to Pphiox 1:30,4,
Sire of 85 in the 2:30 list, including Sphinzetta 2:08 , Sphinx
S a:oS Cnplalu PUinx 2:S Frazier 1:07,4 ami Mleclrile,
2:28,4 Sire of jo in 2:30 list
First dam CREP0N, dam of Lovelace 2:2o, Dorsey L. 2:20 , Betsey
. Britton 2:2o)V Goldlac 2:18V, Duchess 3:iTA, llritliautine
2:29,4, Chantilly (trial) 2:l9V, Klondike (trial) 2:18. Grandain
of Chanty 2:13,4, Cascade 2:14V. Cantata 2:22,4, by I'rinceps.
Second dam CREPE LISSE. dam of King Rene, Jr , 2.1 7, Braid
2:10V, and BaUarine 2:27, Grandam of Betsy Britton 2:2c V,
' Brillianline 2:29,4, Brown Lace 2:19V. Dorsey I. 2:20,4, Dncli
ess 2:27,4, Goldlac 2:18V, Lovelace 2:2o by George Wilkes.
Third dam the dam of Tarlton 2:31, trial 2:21.
LOVELACE
is a dark bay, with one white bind foot, is over 16 hands and will
weigh upwards of 1200 pound. As a 2-year-old lie trotted in two '
races, obtaining a 2-year-old record of 2:29V- At a 3-year-old be
was campaigned in several' states, trotting in 23 races. He obtained
6rst, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of 1:10 in a
third beat in December, and worked publicly a full mile Ht Cleve
land in 2:12V. Hit breeding is unsurpassed. Hit dam, his grandam,
the dam and grandam of his sire, and the daui of his grandsire are
all in the great brood mare list. Sprite, the dam of his tire, 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, Wsterwitch, grandam of hit tire, had tlx in the 2:30
list, and hat two hundred and thirty descendants in the 2:30 list.
Will Make the Season of 1902 at Hillsboro, Ore.,
Upon the following Terms:
Season (with return privilege) $25; Insurance, f3S.
Pasture for mares, $1.60 per month. Mares will be called for at
any designated place in Portland and taken out free of charge, J
EE TONGUE, Hillsboro, Ore. j
SUMMONS.
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tn ittn t;iut;uri- uuu ht ur 1 nr
8TATB OF OBKG0N FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY,
W. V. Wiley and John Den-n,
PhintiflH,
va.
J. N. Swift, Hilas 10. Swilt, Kli.a
beth Bwift, Fred L. May, a mi- .
nor, and Paul Baker, a minor.
lofiidanlH.
T j Fred I.. May and Hilas K. 8 ifl, two
of the above named defendants:
In the name of the State of Oregon:
You and each of ynu are hereby com
manded and required to appear in the
above entitled court and cause and an
swer the complaint therein filed against
you on or before the expiration of six
weeks publication of this hiiiiii'iii in
the Hillsboro Argus, bogitinlnif with the
issue thereof dated June 12 19U2, and end
ing with the insue thereof dated July 2t.
11)02, and that you appear and answer nn
or before the 24th day of July, IIKT2, aivl
ynu will please lake notice, that if you
fail t3 so appear ami answer said Com
plaint, for want thereof, the ijliiln'ills
will apply to the Court for the relief pray
ed for in their complaint lileil therein,
to-wit:
For a decree ordering and adjudging
the following described real property, ly
ing, being and situate in Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit: Peginuing at a
point on the Kast line of the Donation
Land Claim of It. 8. T upper and wife in
Section 13, T. 1 8. K. 4 W. In Washington
County, Oregon, 21.(17 chains Houlh, 22
degrees Kast of the Northwest corner of
the Land Claim of J. 0, Pierce, which is
the Northeast corner of the Donation
Land Claim of the said K H Tup per;
thence West 87.08 chains; thence South
WA decrees Kaal. M ? nboin. - - ,.
the eu-tomer ni.d u Sou.u clulh
heie.
purchasers hok into the inicvi.in.
N.t F. clothe are a good clot! is
- Oregon.
J
jLantl C'Uini; thonco Kast on i,n .Hi.l
rimith line to the center of tl.u 'l u ilai
river; thence down the channel (,,
1 river, til t IA nr.ii, ..,1.-.. ,1.... 1 '
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a , i,,,. . ,,l. .... . . . "' reB' Vt llhl (III
...... inie to tun place ,i ll(.Kn-
' .-"oo... .oK flacro, owned hi com
moil by plalntillH mid ilcfeiidanlN. lo l"
sold by a reforeo apnolnlcd by the (m,i
nun vnub liio iiriit tti u nT iinli u.. i .. .. i i
real properly lie partlUnncd between tl n
plulntiflHam defendants as their nt"r("!5
.""j , ,,, uncrne, and for him. h
o. her and further order as ijmy beno U
sury and propnr In the promises.
1 his iiiinniotis Is served against ou I v
piil.li.iatlo.i by ordiirof the ll.,n,,ml,(l C
A. Rood, County Judge of WuMiintrton
County, Oregon, made and dalod at Mi l"
boro, Oregon, on the IHI, ,y of j,,,.
Iin-', and which order nreserii,,.. , u.il
tunifiioiiHbe published in the Jlillslioro
Argus mice a week for six consecutive
and successive weeks beglnn'tig wllh Hie
itsw ,i i. w,nlller ualwl Jrtin 12.
1002, and ending wt, t1(, imw thereof
dated uly 24, IIKJ2, and (hut yon ,pZ -and
answer on or before Julv 24 Umi
GEO. It. HA0L1CY,
Altorney for Plniiili 's.
, Executor's Notice.
NOTI0K 19 HKIlKliy OIVKN THAT
the undersigned has been, by the c iv
court of Washington county, Oregon,
diilv appointed and coiillrnied as (ixncuior
of the last will and tostainent of lici l.
K. Jones, deceased, J
Now, therefore, nil
Iiaviiig
cliilms agiuiist said estala will
present
llioiii, with proper vouchers, at my rcl
deuce, at rarrnlngton, Oregon, witiiln sis
............ ,,,,, , .,;ue ncrcol,
J luted Bt, H'arnilinrl.,,, n. n.i..
day of May, mi. "
, WM. J. ISftlttu .
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Scissors j.'.ulorr! Hut we are not using
them to cut prices in two, because we put
the right prices on them in the first place,
an-i -e gnaratitetf them to ivc perfect
satisfaction. We carry a full line, con
sisting of He tit ami Straight Trimmers,
in niekeleil aiul Japan finish; Kmbroklcry,
in niekeleil ami gilt; Manicure, HarU-r,
1'ocket aiul nil kinds of scissors.
The Delta Drui; Store
t a ar i tin e
SUMMONS.
IN TIIK ClIUUTr Cot HT UV TIIK
KI'ATKor'OKK'ioN IOU WASH
ISUTOX t'ofXTY.
Vemlili S.heicli.-I, l'iamliir.l
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l.nwvlt A. Young and f
ItiHi lm II. oui'U. I'-l.-ndaolH J i
lo Lowell A. Young soil l! elii 11. 1
Young, 'Ihe ul.vo iianitil deli iidnnn: ;
In Hie name el the Slate of ori-inm, y ,m
mill i-tii'ti ol vou ate lietehy coiniitaitded '
mid reiiiire'l lo appeal and iimwit iIhi
eoniplnilil lileil ai'ilnoi you In I In- slaive i
.mil led "'oiii t, in i ho ithove i nillli'd canc
110 or lielole tile enpil-allol. of KU KeekV
iitililii' itioii of tin- .iiiiiu iiiis in the ililit
lioro ArKUH. vnniiuinielntt uli llu1 lui' of
May liSM. bihI rudiiig with llio ls
aiie.if July .1. f i, unit that you apiH-iir
slid aiiw, r on or l iue Inly :l, lii.', and
you will dense lake iiolico lint II you
fail lnsi.uppe.ir mid iinsner unld com-
pliiliit no or iieiore t.ld July :l, ihe
plaintiff w II upply totlieeouit i.r the
rellel piayetl Iut' ami Uelt lllliliil in ins
couiplaiiil. t" Mi:
l-or a judgiueui i,'.nnt yon mni i-m-n hi
you for llio . "in of fl ti, with lutcel
tllt-reoll fmiu Aptil 7, "nl.at tin. tale nl
nine per cent per iiui.iiiii, ai-il Itui mttn ot
,HI, atiotnovS fees, ulel till! cel Hiol
dnliurteiiieii'H.of lltit ult, lied for a do )
i-ree fureci"-iMg in. it cerium tuiiiiau
lliade, Dirt utvd 41. d ilelu ere.l l.y j-uu anil
caet of you t iilu- )i! iinllll luuriii. il.itx.l
July II, IMit, and I'll. .1 h.r ioco.ii on nal.l
day, mi I recorded on pa'o Il'Ll of Hook
"'.H'' of tl.u r.cor-ls of Iiiorluaues foi
Wiwlit.iiilon i-nnidv. Or l'oii. noon tin
following tract of laud Ivlxg, In luK mid I
sitttnlti III n ii.iiinclon eoiiniy, Oregon,
and dusrrilH?il iiMoiin eiicinii ill ilia X,
W.cnruur of Mvlinii .11 1'. I S. 11. t W,
Will, Mer. tiu.l . niniliii; tliciu-e ivi-il l.dl
eliiiiii'c, tin m c i-oiitli l.i '.'l ciiiiih; tl.ei.re
east Si.ill clinl us ;l lietu-e north li.hl.icliiiilm;
llieiae lti"l n.U'i cluiiiiw; lliciice u n-Ili (i ,'rfi
chains; Ihcii.'M we;4 ii T.'i i Ihiiiik; tliencu
north 2.7(1 chains l llieplnee.d begin
liii.K, coidiiiiiintf ,:2.I7 at'i-es, niiil mijinlg
inganil ilei-rcein Ihe sale of snld preuc
I, s n- upon oxecitiiHii, l.y lit . shi'rill of!
iifiliiiiiiton etuiiily, Oregon, iiti.l ilia pro '
cci'ds ol kllcllKiilllliruplill.nl to Hill pay-1
incut hi' Hie stilus due plaliitill, principal, S
Inlt'i'i.'st, costs ami alloi'niiv's le.-s, slid for I
a deeree forever t .sir. 1 1 u inul foreel.mlng '
you nm! i- U'h of ynu of every riiflit, llllu j
mid interest. In said i.-iiii.-ct, i j i . 1 evei y
part mid purrol thereof su u ami ext opt.
Hie siaiutory right of n"lctiiitloii,tind l..r
such oilu-ruiiii I'mllier relief ns may luij
neccssiiry inul proper In tlin premised,
This siiniiiiolis is am ved aeniimt vou bv '
piihlleiilloii by order of tliu lion, l A.
lioiitl, Colinlv Jiiilgi'iif Wushlnglon Cu
Ol-egim, ii aife and dated on thn Will day
ol Miiy, 1!KI2, inul which order directs
tile pitliliealion Uiereof once n week
for nix coiiHeetilive inul successive Weeks
In Hie IlillslniKi Aign, beginning with;
the Issue llietiwl dated the Und of May,
I:i2, mid en. ling niih tlm issui. theieofi
dated tlieJtrd day of July. mid ilial
you mid each of you appear ne.l (tnsw nr ,
mini i-otiiplnilit- on or before the suid :(rl
day nf July, I'M.
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AUoitmy for I'liiiiilill', i
N'dk" of f inal Selllcnieiil.
'X ul lie is lioreby given that the uiul.'r
signi'd ii.liiiiiimlriioi- Ii ih i : , I In n,,,
CoillllV Cotll-I ol llieSllile.il lli i;i.i, f,,r
Wu-liini'toit r.iiinly, hit limil tu-i'i ,ii 1 1 1. In
ll.c 1 1 i :tt t f of lilt! Clinic of ( liiii-le, w.
Til lion, llccrnscl. Illul lh;il sillil t'nlll-l
bus set, Mondnv, the :ih .lay of June,
M2. Ill lll.o'fhieli a. M. I.I hill. I'.l.iv, id III..
Couii-y t'uiin I-.,.. in In IlilKliiii'o.'llii.giin,
nsllie liilli! mi. I I'l.n i! oi bearing oliec-
li. .lis In sal I Hind :i.- I nn.l m 'llm
seliieiiiei l of h iH e-.;itc
l.iul Ihl- Miiv :.n, i! ni
Al.l-hKU DAVIKS,
A. In iii'slriil.iri.r I lie evtalo of Chiulcs
, I il- l'oil, lb rein. m
f.'en, It, liiii-ley, Altorney for Ailiiilnls-l-:ilui-,
, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
IX TIIK ColWI'Y cotJIiT OK TIIK
STATK OK oltKfJON, Koli
WAH.uxtiToN county.
In the mull. ii- of tlm eslain of A iiiietlo
l-'riitiees TIioiiih, dne(tnsed,
Notice is hereby given Unit the u-ulnr-signed
hits lie. n, I y tlm nl.ov.t etniilnil
Court, duly iiipiini.i ami h I ho ihilv
i in I 111 id anil lulling iiiliiiliilHi.i'iitnr wilh
i he ill amiexetl. I f I hi cMule ol A illicit
l-'nineih TIioiiih, dcciised ; and all i. ihhus
liiiving eliiinm ugiiiio-i llio estule of mild
(IccPHMl'il 111 Idjillteii o prose Ml IhllSlllilll,
with piiipei- v. m.'l.i-i-M, wilhiii six iiioiiIIin
from liui iluln of lliis tioiice, to ihe under
signed ill Ihe uDii-e of A llal.hvln, in Knr
Ht (li'ovo iViisliiiigiiiu i-uunly, Origiin,ur
at, Konni ;ti''j, I niU- y. Iliiildnig, r.ii-'ihiu.l,
orcg -
KASNY A. TIIOMR,
A.tnilnlslrat it', wilh tin1 will nn ii fixed,
nf tlm cMtulc of AniU'lUJ Kiuihth ThoinN,
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when
Mazier Corn Cun j
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apply. I'ritr 2t iviits at
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OREGON
Shoit Line
and uwlon Pacific
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Chicago
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Spisial
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via
Alluulie
ICspress
s;..XJ r. u.
via'
1 1 II II L -iligtou
St. Paul
fast
Mad
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via
Kikuii
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AUHiV i
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Sad Lake, Denver,
Vt. Win-lb, (lUitiliu,
Kansas Cily. St
fouls, Cliicago and
I Last
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Salt Luke. Denver,
I'l Worlli, O'liaha,
Kansas Cily, St.
I, on is, (hi. ago and
Kast
Walla Walla, Ij'rtls
ton, Spokane Wnllace
rntltiian, Miuneaie
ills, Si, I'liul, Do
liltli, Milwaukee,
Chioigo aiul Kast
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f;(Sl. M.
OCKAN AM KIVKtt sniF.pn.K
HioH fiiiiii.iMi
Siiaiiisblps betwefii Portland and fun
1'iai. eisi-o evry live days,
lllver bonis on thn lower t'oluiuliia ;. ml
illiluietlc dully im-epl Sunday,
LOW IUTKH
To aiul fiom all points In the Last.
'I e lii-ls v In this roiil.i oil ale al all ileHit
ulllees of the Soiilh-rn Tactile I n,
A. h. CltAKi,
(iencral I'lisst'liger Altent
I'ortlitrul, Oii'on
Cop. I'd 1 Wasb''w
is
I. Northrop, I'ropi-lelor.
Newly Furnished
and Kenovated
A first-class table and
all nccoin limitations
for Ihe convenience
of quests
Rijinblcr and deal
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$25, $30, $35, $40, $50
For huIh Ly
F. l Dailey
Next door east nf Well rung's
Main Street, . lIilhuro
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Noilei) Is Iipi-cIiv given that llio mnltir
b'.ncd hits liqoti by Hie t'oiinly f)mn f
iishlngloii ( Iv, Oicgnii,' duly nn
pointed Hdiiiliilstriil.ir o thu esliita of
I Inn lull lCli.uliotli Kind, ileeitsp, umj
has duly qunllileil inul enlei-ed up,, n the
iliscliiugH nf his iliitleM as such, Now.
therefore, till pcrsiniH liiiving cnlIIIN
HKiiliist Nuld estate are luiinby rnipilfii in
prmoiil tlm sniiin to the uiniurslgncl
liiliilsliiilur, at Ilia law utiles, ol (ieu, I!
Ihinloy, In Hillshnro, Oregon, together
wiili Piopci vouchers, within six tnonlba
Iroiii iluln hereof
Haled at tllllsbori), this 22inl day of
! wiLiso Hlo
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