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Newspaper Page TextHILLSBORO ARGUS, JUNE 19, 1902. a wr m rionjt s n 14 at th PmWoSio at Hillsboro, gw,M8MB4Ua Ball Butltar, LUCIUS A. LOSG, EDITOR. County Official Paper. DKD EVERY THURSDAY i - ; , BY n ' i r ,' ie Argus Publishing Co. KiMait On Dollar per Annum. s Months, 0eU; Thre Months oU. mw4 to GM Uo-u-atUlllsa. Be et la , the BiaeUUic Suadard. if llaaey man DekaaH Property, 1 PrafOeaa Aaiericaa Pradact Oar ueaaeat lata b ear Creditors' Gala aa aae far llarcas. A. Baaaa THAT EXTRA SESSION ' aoea not. matter what animus impU Got. Geer iu hia intention call aa extra aeaaion. It mat a not a picayune whether he anta to et even" or what hia ittra may he. Both parties had l flat salary and economy of ad nietration planks in their plat- -ma, and theee planks should be ide law at the Tery first oppor- uity. An extra session, called a f days before the regular session aid place tba newly elected offi rs upon a flat salary, and if Mr. inbar, Mr. Whitney, or any of s newly elected, fail to appreciate a planks upon which they were wted, they can refuse to qualify, 1 this talk about a contract be een the state and theee gentle- in ia moonshine. So one could roe them to qualify o where ia e contract, The conventions de ired for salary reform That claration meant henceforth and ireafter. It did not mean four rs hence. . The way to reduce rpsnses is to reduce. Got. Geer ts bnt one thing to do if he follow wishes of the majority of the iters of the state. Every little gan in the state is against the ex a eeaeion on the ground .that it ill be ''expensive." That ia non- i rise. If the extra session is call 1 three or four days before the Jgular session the flat salary leasnre can become a law, the ini ative and referendum can be laced in the constitution, and reat saving can be effected for the late It is to be hoped that the overnor will not back down on he call. If the extra session is no1 ailed there will be four years more f graft, much of which Governor ihamberlain will be powerless to prevent But, in event the extra ession is not called, the Fultonites rill have a merry time getting .way from Chamberlain's watch tineas. fttSKD THEIB OPPORTOMIT1T, iad Jack Matthews known that he vote on governor was to have teen so close the "official count1 rottld have been invoked and Fur itah would have been the governor- ilect. But the valiant leader of he combine thought that Cham striata could not get sufficient otes to beat the Pendletonian It rould appear that the independent 'ote was much larger than the ,'ortland Falstaff dreamed, and the oachinery for a count out was Dot tarted in time. Readers will re- nember that it looked like the iatlbews' people were for a time ontemplating a claim, but it fail d to materialize. Even the Ore- Ionian, in its "purity," was getting eady to have the vote counted by he legislature, one by one! But he machine heard something drop Phey found that public sentiment rould not brook a steal, and the outemplated move was lost in the buflle. :. ,. -. DKVKIiOr TBB COUNTRY. V motor line between this city and " 'ortland will do much for Ibe east rn section of Washington county, it once, and as soon as the road is milt to Forest Grove, the whole ountry tributary to the line will eel the effect of the railway. The in will afford rapid transit for the erisbable product of our farms tnd gardens, and this will lend an mpetus to improvement all along ,hs line of , road. Thousands of teres now in timber will be cleared ip, and the country will blossom n produotlveneas. Aside from the fast benaSts to be derived through It rioultural districts, there will ("1 Is a betterment Id the towns W C r-r?y. Hundreds of busiv . Mas "" ie ia tae weuopolia will t I:Uioro and Forest taxes will not be as high aa thev are in Portland. For the next few years there will be a remarkable movement in the Northwest, and Washington county stands to have her share of the incoming immi gration ami the vast business bene fits to accrue from the Coming ex position. Bimneee men of Hills- boro and Forest Grove should eel toother and seriously consider the advisability of making their town more attractive to resident people This is an age of progression, and to make the moat of it one should not attempt to live in the dark agea. Let all the people pull to gelber, regardless of opinion. We want to grow we will grow in spile of the moetbacks. The way to make the county of Washington gt to the front is to place it in the front rank of business progressive oess. ' , Tt ie not well to sneer at the Ju Ule efforts to rapture the two dts peradoes who escaped from (he penitentiary after having murdered the guards. The law will stretch the necks of the two murderer, and they know it as well as any Mie. Therefore, they will take 3ns perale chances to. make their es cape. I hey win not stop at killing their pursuers, and it is just as well for those not in the chase to not make them'elvte ridiculous. When a man goes after Tracy and Merrill he takes his life in his hands. As to the moral ethics of the case, it wfcre better that the brutes ?et clear away than that two or three more good men go to their death. The proper way to catch them is to get them both on the hip and bring them in dead. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is berobv riven that the under signed adiuiuiatrator has filed in the County Court of the Stat of Oregon, for W asMngton county, nil nnal account in the matter of the estate of Cbarlea W. Tarlton. deceased, and thai said Court has set Monday, the 90th day. of June. 1908. at 10 o'clock a. . of said dav, at the County Court room in Hillsboro, Oregon, aa the -time and place of hearing objec tions to aaid final account and the hnal settlement of Mid estate Dated this Mar 20, 1P02. ALFKBI) DAVIES. Administrator of the estate of Charles n i anion, ueceassa. Geo. R. Bagley, Attorney for Adminis irator. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice la hereby given, that the under signed baa filed in the- County Court of the State or Oregon, for Washington County, the final account In the matter of state ot Fannie T. fteep, deceased, and aaid Court basset Monday, the 2Hih day of July, 19 2, at 10 a.m.,at the County Court room in Hillsboro, Oregon as the time and place of hearing objections to aaid final account, and for the hnal settle ment or said estate. Dated this June 18th, 1902. JOHS KEEP. Executor of the last will of Fannie T. Beep. Geo. B. Bagley, Attjr for Eiecutor. Notice ol Final Settlement. Notice is hereby given, that the under signed administrator has filed in the Ccunty Court of tber-tateof Oregon, for Washington County, his final account in tne matter or the estate of George Thing, deceased, and that said Court has set Monday. July 21 taw, at 10 o'clock a. m , at the County Court room iu Hillsboro. Oregon, as (be time and place of hearing objections vi sum account ana toe nnal settlement of said estate. Dated this Jure 19, LKB HERBERT O. THIXO, Administrator of the estate of Gecrgi Thing, deceased. Benton Bowman, Attorney for Admin Istrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is hereby (riven that the nndr. signed nas been by the County Court of Washington County, Oregon, duly ap pointed administrator Harriett Elizabeth or the estate of rord. deceased, and baa duly qualified and entered upon the uiscrwrae oi uis amies as such, Mow, therefore, all persons having elsims against aaid estate are heieby required to present tbe same to the undersigned ad ministrator, at the law office ot Geo. K. Baelev. in Hillsboro. Oretron. toawhor . ... I .S,I.P. . " .". wmii ytvtyci touuueiB, wiuilll SIS I110IHI1S from date hereof. Dated at Hillsboro, this 22nd day of - JiJS BY r. FORD, Administrator of said estate. Geo. R. Bagley, Attorney for Edtate. mbkv and Ideal m $25, $30, $35, $40, $50 ' For sale by sseaF. R: Dailey ; Next door east of Wehrung's Main Street, "'' Hillsboro Sherwood's Fourth of July post- era state that Geo. . Chamberlain, the governor-elect, will make the oration. Gov. Chamberlain knows, bow to make the eagle scream, and he will give' the good people of Shernfood eminent satisfaction. X. H. Ureer haa a good, light. SIMMONS. In the Circuit Court r til Slate or Ore- aim, iur SMiniiiton county, t.;poM Wt'lt Wntniiff. vs. Hannah R, hnixh.tir. Aiu-p tlrmin, ni,l J li kl.,,... ma. ner nustwiwt; AUmuv irii0T, Susan Ur.iKSvr lifynoM ami An.Uiwm Keyn- "Kiss nrr nusnaiui; Italtle ttrucK'r Kovn- oiiis. ami v harlva KentMs, h.T huslviml: Jinn J. Kunult. aiul Kuraill. hi wnej aitkauitr sturaUi, Kuimimi Ku rain r iatr, ant Flaw. h.T hu- twiui; Mk.aua Kuraill. Jwih Kuraill. rl.-lnrtvh KuratU. Marim Kurutlt, Jris Kuratll. Niklaus Kuralli, Anna liarWim Aim-run, ami Allvrtin. h.T huslMiiul Mains Kuratll, Hswald Kuraill, Klslwih ivuraiu, Kosa i.uesliiKer imiut. aiul- Dau.-r, htr hustwn,!; Klsl. l.uesliiK. r. Ja cob ljuslii(jr. Klsncth !clsscr Saxcr and 8axrr. her husUiml: Jacob t'lsntr. Anna (.ivtswer Sulaer ami Sutser. hor niisoano: Anna tiarlxira tic ssr Su .or ami Sulser, her husbami; KaKar laiiner. iicinncn Tanner, Johannes Tan ner. Jacob Tanner. Klisubelli Tanner. Itarhara Tanner. Anna Tanner. Clrlch l.ahler. John i'mliler. Jacob Cahlvr, Oe- ivlla Hiiem. nn. William li. llucuiann an.l I'alty Kuemann. bis wife. Carrie Oarrt-tl- son. ami l. urrlls,ii. tiur huslatna Frank H. Iliieniaun. Charles Huemann. Horian lltiemanu. Waller Bucnmmi. KJ Warn ttlletii.tlin. Mlul llenrv lltienifimi Agatha rluemann, Maria liucniaiin, Jo- hau tieoiye ltuemanu, Joseph Anions rluemann. Manila kinp. ami Johan Ja cob King, her hnsnaihl: Agatha Jollier ami Anionia Jollier. Minnie huemann, rrana .aver rJueu ami, Anilnaa lue- nmnn, Herman ltuemanu, t'iotiUla Hue mann, Antouia Kaeiller and Amlreas KaeiiUT, her husband; Josephs Ituetnanii Portland Savnnrs Hank, a roriuinuioii and Kichard Nixon, iwcivorof tfce Port land c-avings Hank, ilrfemlantn. To Alexander Kuratll. Klslwlh Kuratll Hater and Plater, her huslniml; Niklaus Kuratll, Jacob KuratU. HelnrUh Kuratll, ' art m Kuratll. eria Kurain, Niklaus Kuratll. Auna l!arlara Altwrtln and Alhorttn. her husbaml: Maths Kuraill, Oswald Kuratll. Klstn-th Kiirat II. Kosa LiieahiKer Dauer. an.l tJau- er. her husliaml, Klsie t.euxluirer. Jath 1-euiliiKcr, Klsbelh (leisser Saxer. and Saxer. her husbitnd: Jacob C,elsser. Anna Uelsser Suls,r, and Sulser. her huslvind; Anna Itarbara Celsser Sulser and Saiser- her huslwml: Kasner Tanner. Heinrleh Tanner. Johannes Tan ner. Jacob Tanner. Kliirabeth Tanner. Barbara Tanner. Anna Tanner. Clrk'h twhler. Jacob Dahler, CeeeUa Iliieninnn. uithain u. Huemann and ratty pue- mann. his wife. Carrie C.arrettson and D. ii. Oarrettson. her husband: Frank H. Huemann. Charles ftueniann, F'orlan Ruemann, Waller liuemann, Edward Kiiemanu and lleiiry llueninnn. Axatha Bueniaun, Maria Ruemann. Johan George Kuemann. Joseph Antone riiiemaun Martha Kinc, and Jolian Jacob Kinir, her hnshand, Agatha Jollier and Anionia Jotilcr, Minnie lUiemn'in, Kranji Xaver Huemann, Andreas llnemann. Herman Ilueminn, Clotilda luenianii, Anionia Kaedler and Amlress Kaeilkr. her hus band, and Josephs Buemann, the nbuie named ileremlant. In the name of the state of Oreeon von nnl each of you are hereby commanded ana required to appear in the atiove en titled court and cause and answer the amended complaint therein tiled attaiust you aim eacn ot you on or belone the ex ni ration of six weeks' publication of this sumn ons in the Hillslwro Arirne, bejrin. ning witu me issue tnereorustea Jnno li. litfti, and endina witb the i.tiue thoreof dated thezttli of Jills', i:cj, anil that you appear and answer on or before the said 24th day of July. 1U. And you and each of you will please take notice that If you' fail to so appear ami answer said amend ed complaint, the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief prayed for and de manded in his amended complaint tiled therein, to-U: First For a decree that that certain deed of conveyance made, executed and delivered by Lemuel F. Brashear and Hannah R. Brushear to Jacob UniKsrer, dated February 1, 1Wi, and tiled for rec ord February 13. IMjij. and recorded 'ms-e "li of Itook "C" of the Hecords of Deeds for WaHhliiKtnn county. Orecon, eonvcyiuc tbe S E, U of Sec 7 and lots 1 and 2 and the t; of the ne'i of Section IS. Township 1 north. Itanxe 1 west of the . M.. In Wiishlnicton ciiimtv. l.ireKon, be reformed and correoteil to conform to the agreements of the parties thereto. made and entered into prior to the execu lion and delivery thereof, and that the name of the erattee, Jacob Brueeer, wherever the same occurs, lie made to read JACOB PKCOCKK Instead of "JA COB MUGGER" and "JACOB fiRAIJ GKR." Second For a decree thnt that certain deed of convevanee made, executinl an1 delivered by Jacob Rruusrer to Oeome Buemann. dated April 11. 1S(5. and file 1 for record Janusry 5. 1i6. and recordel on paae Sf6 of Bonk "K" of the Rieordi of deels for Washington co inty. On'goa, tor all or the . K. oraId Sec 7. Town shin 1 north. Ranire 1 west. Will. Mer. and containinit ln acres, lie reformed and corrected to conform lo the agreements of the parties thereto, made and entered Into prior to the execution and delivery thereof.- and that the name of the rantee. Geortre Buemann. therein, wher ever the same occurs, be made to read GEORGE Bt'FMAXN", instead of "GEORGK ROMAN." Third For a decree that that certain rteed of convevanee made, executed and delivered by Jacob Bruiser on the 11th day of April. lMil and reorded on paire of Book "E" ot the Records ol Deeds (or Washington county. Oregon, for the said 8, K. y, of Sec. 7, lowuslup 1 Morth, Range 1 West. Will. 4ier., containing Wo acres, be relormeu and corrected so ail to conform to the agreements of the par ties thereto, made and entered into prior 10 me execution ana delivery tnereot, and that the name of the grantee, George Buemann. wherever the same occurs therein, be made to read GiCOKGE UVK MANN. Instead of "UKOKUK HUMAN.' Fourth For a decree appointing a trus tee under the la-it will and testament of John Kunrath. deceased. In the place and stead of the said Portland Savings Hunk, and that such trustee so appoint ed ne autnorizeo ana empowered ana ai reeled by a decree of said court to make. execute ana deliver to the pialntirr here in a deed of conveyance of all the said S. E. H of Section 7, Township 1 North. Range 1 west, Will. Mer., containing 16) acres, conveying all or the Interest, r eht and title that said Portland Savins Bank acquired under the terms of said last will and testament of n il John Kunrath. deceased. FifthFor a decree adjudging and de creeing this plaintiff to be the owner In lee-simpie ansolute, ol all of the H. K. of Section 7, Township t north. Range 1 west, of the Will. Mer., In Washington county, Oregon, and containing ISO acres, and of every part and parcel thereof. Sixth For a decree ndludgtne and de creeing that the claims of the above named defendants snd each of them is a cloud upon the title of this plaintiff In and to said real property: that said cloud be removed and that each and all of the defendants In this suit and all nersons claiming by through or under them or either of them be forever barred and pre cluded from claiming nny Interest, right or title of. In or to said premises, or any part or parcel thereof, and for such other and further relief as may be necessary and nroper In eriulty and good conscience. This summons Is published against you and fach of you pursuant to an order made bv Hon. iuls A. Rood. County Judefl of Washtneton conntv. Oreaon. on the 12th day of June. 11(02. and which or der directs that this summons be puh- llnhed against you end each of you, In tbe Hillsboro Argus, once a week, for six cmscciitlve find successive weeks commencing with the Iwie of said news paper dated Time 12. 1102. awl emlinor with the lpue of said newspaper dated July 'It, IW, and tnst, vou find enrfli or roil annear and answer said amended com plaint nn or before (ho expiration of said six weeks' pnWIeadon, fo-wit, on or be fore July 21. IfKll. OKO. It. BAi ' l.KY. Attorney for Plaintiff. Sale . of Seasonable Summer Suits .Vfc a.fc... r !1 le-i k 1 -TV t , - -jt I i J,T,:f . LIJJ I V -.z. .u . i rime v v ax .v-ifu'-., r WVsl BT V aae . -L JK t r"-T r . ..... VJ V: T HIS SALE includes all tm new miii n er Riudii in reRiilar' suite outing litiiis, nrglige eliii Is, underwear, clc. In suite we have the light o.l.rttl, famiy ..itjrrtm in all lli 'Kipular styles of sack euitf, aell ns th quVttr ehiults f f Krey. blues - d prow n a. You will find in there ruiU all the quulily ami style wlm-h lm made this store heailHi:rteri fir the tniieet ilrfsst'M in town. , These are attractive hargainf, especiilly at thin taron of the jear( when liKht-wei; ht garn;'iil6 of tlm let kind are in such Rr.-at demand! Ve sell the famous Dre'w-Selby shoes for Latlics', $2.50, 53 00, $3.50. . Full stock of Children's shoe.s H. Wehrung & Sons, " Hillsboro, Oregon. LOVELAGE, 32,74 Two yr old Beeord, 2:20 IPriure Three jr nlil Trial, i:lt Sire, KGOT1ST r.n(, Sire of Keozen :o6, The CotKitieror.j:!!, and 37 othera in Uie 2:30 list. Foil brother to itiliinx j:io',, Sire of 85 in the 2:30 liit, including Sphimetta i:Hy Sphinx S a8K. Captain Phinx :oS , Vnuier a:o7,'i and Klectrite, a:i8iSireof 50 in 2:jo list First dam CREPON, dam of Lovelace 2:2o, Domex L. r.toi, llclsey Britlon 2:20, Gokllae :18.l, Ducheia :7i, llrillianiine j:i9.Chantilly (trial) 2:l94'. Klondike (trial) a:iS, Crsndiim of Chanty 2:i3tf, Caicsde 2:14, Cantata 222, fcjr I'rineept. Second dam CREI'E LISSE. dam of Kin Uene, Jr , J.I7, Uraid 2:iol(aud BaUarine 2:27, (irandaiu of Betiy Hritton j:io Brilliantine 2:29, Brown Lace 2:l9', Dortey L. 2:10,, IJtt.-li-esa 2:27i, GoldlaclSX, Lovelace 2:2o by Ctorge Wilkes. Tbirtl dam the dam of Tarlton 2:31, trial 2:jt. -LOVELACE- is a dark bay, with one white bind foot, it over 16 hands and will wtigh upwards of 1100 pounds. As a 2-year-old he trotted in two rscea, obtaining a 2-year-old record of atf. Aa a 3-year-old be was campaigned in several itates, trotting in 23 race He obtained first, second or third money in 17 races, took a record of 2:10 in a third heat in December, and worked publicly a full mife at Cleve land in 3.Ui. His breeding if unsurpassed. Hi d;n, his (?rHtiilm, the dam and grandam of hit sire, and the dam of his grandsire ars all in the great brood tinre list." Sprite, the dam of bis sire, had five colts by Electioneer, and all of them are in Hie list, three of them having at different periods headed the list of winning sires at their age, Waterwitoh, grandam of his sire, had six in tbe 2:3- list, and has two hundred end thirty descendants In the 2:30 list. Will Make the Season of 1902 ,at Hillsboro, Ore., Upon the following Terms:, - f. Season (with return privilege) fa$; Insurance, f3S. Pasture for mates, i.5o per mouth. Mares will be called for at any designated place in Portland and taken out free of charge, f E B TONGUE, Hillsboro. Ore i t i t SUMMONS. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THK STATE OF O HUGOS. FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY. In tho matter of the estate of Anwttn Frances ThoniH, tlecnasod. notice la hereby K van the nmler- siened has been, hv tli alstve entitled Court, duly appointed, end Is tho duly iiaiuiea unci actinK uunuinnrauir witn lie ill annexed, cf Hie estiilo of Annette Frances Thorns, deceased ; and all persons hnvintr claims ntminst the estate of said deceased arereijuired to present tliosatnc, wini proper vouchers, within (six months from the date of thi notice, to the under sinned at the office of A Hiildwln, in For est (irove. Washington county, Orefrou.or at Room ,102, Faill'-g BlilldiiiK, Porllaiid, Oregon. . " FATS 71 Y A. TIIOMS, Administrator, witli the will annexed. of the estate of Annette Frances Tlioins, IN THK (JIliCUlT COURT OP TI1F STATE OK ORKOON FOR WAMII INOTON COUNTY. V, V. Wiley and John Den"ls, i'l'lllltiffH, vs. N, Hwllt. Kiliia K. Hwilt. IOIIz.i- . I .' held Bwlft, Fred I May, a mi- I nor, and Paul Jluker, a rumor. IieroiidaiilH. J ' T j Fred L. May and Kilns K. Bnifl, two of the ebove named defendants; : In the name of the Hlate of Oregon You and each of you are hereby, com manded and required to appear' In titer above entitled court anil cuiisn and an swer the complaint therein filed afislnst you on or before the expimliou of six weeks publicntUm of this huihtihi" In the Hillsboro Arus, uckIiiiiIhi; with the isHtio thereof dated Juno Vi V.m, and end iiitf with tlie isHiie thereof dated July 21. Ility, and that you appear and answer on or bofnre the 24th day of July, 1002, and you will pluuse lake notice, Hint it you fall t3 so appear and unswermtld fom plaint, for want thereof, tho iiIhIii'IUs will apply to the Court fur the relief pray ed for in their coiupluinl tiled therein, to-wit: For a defcree ordering and adjudging the following ileseriheil reul property, ly-i lug, being and situate in Washington County, Oregon, to-wit: Poglimiiig at a1 point on the Fast line of the Donation liand Claim of It, 8. Tmmer and wile in Section 13, T. 1 B. B. 4 W. In Wasliingtoii County, Oregon, 21.07 chains Houth, 'U Ma t;i,iiin; ihne Knst on the said Soiilh linn l the renter of the Tuiibtlln river; thence down the clmnnel of s,ii, river, to the point where .Hi river erossea 1. u ran imp- oi sain Doimiion Land Claim: thence North ifiuf d,.,rre-. v. .... said boundarv line lo the place of .b'e'aln- s, jsMiuniiing acre", owned in com moil by plalntilla and defendants, to he sold hv a ri'foreo apnolnled hy the Court and that the proceed of such snlo of salii res 1 prnpony tie pnrOHOiied Imtween tlie iiiuiiiliiis arm ueienna-itniH tlieir interests 111 ay nppenr iiy Niiiii deiinm, nn.j formi'di oihe.rand further order as may ho neees siiry and ptoper in the premises, ThlMHiininon laaorveil H(rainst you ,y publicHtloii by order of the ilcmiralilo l a. noou. county JtidKO "f Wa(iliin(.'lnii County, (iregun, piihiIo and dated st llillo boro, Oregon, on the (Itli day of June, IH0'- and which order proscribe that Hits summons bo published in the Ilillslair.) Argus once a week for six c.oimceiiilve and successive wooks beginning with the issue of said newspaper dated Ji-ne 12 II.!, and ending witli tlm Issuq, tbereol dated July 24, 1W02, and ij,at you tippcin and answer on or before July V4, UK).'. . Olio. It. BA'JMO Y, Attorney for I'lalntl Vs. Executor' Notice, NOTICE IS IIKKKHY OIVHN THAT the undersigned has been, by llio rotmty court of Wflslilnirtoii county, Oregon, duly appointed and onllrrucd 'asnxeciibir of the last will and testament of Held, h, JoneH, deceased. Now. tliereforn. nil nsrannhi b ebviinH against said vatatti will nrcMint liioni, wild proper vouchers, lit m v rei. JT'r " f" i; Vi-i ,.Tr.T.'T;,T."'"rrr.rs t-T !"! II You Arc Pale- litiililv 1 k I: k U ! I. I r " I: Vim lHtil a IiiimkI i tuuko lich, ml 11mh!; Iitaa- up your m-ncs; tone tip yotw en tire system; umke the weak, si rmi jj. A val uahle reiueily i.r loss of vitality weak ami exhuttsUtl condi tions due (o iniMiverisi(d Idood of tliiatiyjeineiits of the net volts system. 51V itnd ft. Toilet Requisites a k k k a; I t 4 '.S -M '111 f '1 o A Hair Inrushes, with oikI, slifT hristles, jnit iu to stay i. Cotiihs that keep their teeth. Razors, with keen cdy.es that shave smoothly. Razor strops of good leather. Toilet soaps that are ptite and jihkI fur the skin, perfumed or iut. Shav inu stiap that will lather well and iut dry on the face. That's the sort tif lliiiu- we sell. -Bailevs Pliarmaev i . . .j H i 'A 'A rl !i 'rl rl 'A H I H ' 'A U 'A f Y f S u : I 8 a w s -J M in - 0 0 . t. a sr , - x 'M . v c ' r t tn Great Scissors! ! ! not using mse we put Seissurs yulorc! But we are them to cut prices 'iii two, Ivti the viyht prices on them in the first place, and c liuarautee them tt give jwrfett satisfaction. We carry it full line, con sisting of lVui and Straight Tiimniers, iu nickeled and Japan finish; ICiultroidery, iu uickcled and gilt; Manicure, HarU-r, I'ticket and all kinds of scissors. . -The Delta Diuo- Store V 7 Hillsboro, Oregon E .X V 2' 1 "1 W ' m W V 1 1' I II tt m m SUMMONS. in Tin. ciitct'tT tairnr of tiif. 8TATK Of OKFJIoN FOIt WA.Sll IXOTON I'OfSTV. Veml- ll Hrhsicln-1, I'lnint'ti: vs. l i. well A. YiHiuif iiinl ll'S-cHit II, Vniiua, OfhTulniils To Lowell A, Yutintf in. I l;..re!in IS. Vuunir, llicultowt nauii'il (lib'iiibiiii: In Din name nf the Statu of Oreeou. von and raeh ot v arn hereby eoiimiiiii'leil I reomred lo npl'eitr and snsner the eoiiipbilnt tiled auiin si you Iu Ibe a hot a jnuiiirii .'unit, in llio iti in v pnlilh'il emie on or liefiiie tin1 esiiir.illou of su ei-ks' iniblii Mtiou of lni suimeoiih In II111 Hills buro ArifiiH, I'J'iitiiieiielini mith the issue rf May '."J, 1!, and einlinu with tlin Is- sui-i.l inly .1, lin.'j, and unit you ii.pi,-,ir and niier 0,1 or Im Imh' July li, liu ami yon will pleuse take iioib-u that If you mil In so appear and answer said com Idaint 011urhel.ini said July ;i, ',!, I ho nlnilllilV w II ni.nl v lolheenurt for the relief ruiiynJ for mid ilnmiinded in bis eoinplalnt. to-wit: rot' .)iiilOn( lit i;Mtlist you and (Hell of c Oregon Shout line and Union Pacific ":.hi p, m, via 1 1 11 lit -liiKlou Nii I'lllll IW, Mail II: I -i 1: t. via 8polAI)S in eiiir roii nt 1 1. v ChU'iiL'o f'piK'.ial 11:00 t.M. via Atlantic yiU for tho Mini of f-b'iMJ, ttilh InteHisI repress ineii-iiii 1 1 .1 1 1 1 nn ,,i:)i,at iiioiauiol nine ia r eent tier annum, ai d tlm Kuin of t!W, nttormiy's fees, and tlm iniM. umj iisiiiir-ffiiicu'H of Oils suit, ami lor ado erea ,.)iTeloni!' thai eurtalii n i-niifc inaile, exi-i ntnl miit delivered hv nm and ifl: id you tullie (.hilutliV liei'elii, dulisl Inl5 I'. Hll, and tiled lor leeonl on s.tld :ay, an I li-eiiideil mi p.-isre ,;l;i.'i of Hook i "';!" of the reisinln of iiiort(,'ni:es lor WunIiIiikIoii comity,- tir i.n, ilium tltt-j lolliju ii;( traei l land Ivti'tc, hehiu ami ilM;i!e in 'u"!iiii;toii itoniily, Oitkoii, itn.i (If i'iibcd aieonr ofii'inn at lli'iN.I W.W.I ncr of serllou !'('. 1 S, It. 1 W. ! Will Mer. and miuinir Ihenee, wuil l.ti' ! el.aitis; Ihenee couth l,i 'i (.iniiiMj theinje, I rt 2V.9I i'hnliis;tli"iierinorllitl.fllebim: ! 1 hence tve.t i.2 elm ins; I bonce n D'lli (I fid i.luiins: theneii teet 111 7"i eliiilus; thence imiili Si. 71 chains, li the pbuw of Ihiii nil st, coiitiiiiiinif ;',J 17 iiexcs, and siljiMlx-j inland ib ereeluit tho dab- uf mid prom-1 en A upon execliti-ni, by th ' -kImtI II nl' VViif-briii'loii eoiiiily.iireijoii, ami Hit, pi-. I cc'ilh ol sneli sule lie iipplied lo tlm iiay tnent or tin- hiiIhm itu piainlill, principal, ! inere;t. costs and nflornov'ji Ices, and for I a decree fi.ri'ver Lnrrlnir nud 1'itreelosin 1 yon i,l ikiIi of you of svury rilit, llllu! and .Inleicst 111 said pri-il:evi, anil nvery ' tiAit ami parcel lli-reor s'limaud exeeii,; (liii slitfiitiiry r'lfli' of redemption', and lor1 such , iibef and fintlier rellof ns may uj necfhsury and proper in llio pi'umiw-H, 1 'I'hls siiiniiioii;! l w'i val aauiimi you by I publication by order oMh lion,' l A, I Hood. CiM.n'v .Inline of Withliipuii Co., t' Oregon, 1 mis. ana. tliiliid on tho llll.li diiv id lny. )!:ui! mid which, oidor dirur-tH tlm pilldieiilioii ihereof once u w in ( for vx eimwcnUve rind iiiei-eHsivn weeks lit I bit lllllsiiol'o Arirns. be:diiiilntr Willi I he iN'iue I heieol' dan d IlieiUud of Jlay, '2, ami cinlii:(f with tlm iieaie tlieifiol dined tlii 3rd' dav of July, UKli mid llial. you and eaeh of von npiiear ami aimwin' Hitid eompl diit. 011 or helm the said iird (lav of July, IliOi 1 ;, OK0. K. IIAUI.KY. Attoiney fur i'lalnliir. Tl XI K HOllKlU Id's ra.m rt'ItTI.AM) Halt laiM. I.mvnr, rl. World, uniiiha, Kansas I'lly, m Louis, (iiiNt(n and V.nM, Salt Lak, Oenvrr, Kt. Worth, Omaha, kiitiKits City, SI, Irftuix, ( litrnj;.! itllj Must, Walla Walla. Lewis Ion, Spokane ..Walnut) J'n 1 1 1111111, Minie aH oils, Nl, Paul, On. bull, Milwaukee, Chieairo and Kasl mini:. riioM IMII, ll'W r. i. H.lil t.. 7:0(1 . m, OI'KAN ANI) BIVKU SCIIRIU!,K riiiiitt potiTi.Asn - Htiunnlilps between l'orlliiud and Kan I' liiiiciH'o every Ih'B diiys. Illvcr boats on tho lower ('idifluhlit Ulld ilbiinnM daily except Huiulay, . LOW IUTKN ' ' T" '""I l'i nil points In thn n'mi, I'ickeis l i Uiis route mi sale at all depot ,,, ,,,,, L.I I.,. If 'I' I I II '. ' l .t A. I,. (,:itAii;, (ii'linrill Pti'iirnr AtV'it . 1'orllinnl, Onynn. Ill CcL'JiWasli sir jii deceased T W I ifonpelli degrees fiist of the Northwest enrnor of deneo, at Farin'n: the Land Claim of J. O. Pierce, which is tiie Northesat corner of the Donation llutsd at I'srinlnirton. Oreiroi imou viniio oi me shiu i o i upper; i u oi .way, ih)4. thence West 87 03 eliaius: thence South WM. J. Ivniusi slinriieir m F'fiilliKr I 22 u detrrees East (11.78 chains U the Houth Kxeoutorof the lust will and testament iiirloil. (Iretron. w th n v I mouths from tho dale hereof. ,- , Ibis I) itlile pi iitVj I li!i;k liHrto ni f.r fti -, ti!tt(!(! risf. v ((litfi 'lU'sjy.and 'tJiiuMc nlo or will tvn.Jn - luquirfi at t''ir J. Northrop, I'roprlelor. ' Newlv Furnifahptl . J '!N and Renovated A nrst-rlass table and nil accommodations for the c'oiiveiilcncs of Knesfa '. , . , , ininimmwiiiimiMHwp, Notine to Contractors. Notice h berohy tftvnn Hut simlml l,,ls win te nein vud hv t in i n n Oregon, on Wei July 2 AlOMK'l NColl: nlaee. Iu I'itllHlioni I! I'nr lill nt tlm ne ir tho J, 0. Hare mill. ' Kx'mi't binycle rfimirin.M'one at ! .;, !'!"," ,"' ?H.!.rt"H,,OMH "my '""'oetut ,.f..r,.r,,.;l,'a l.lo. cl,. i. ' '."milyelcrk'solllee. , "iwjv'-j nui nft liny fur Irrippriul, Clovuliind mid Trili- L. A. lit 100. Myc.rdrt;,)n..nlsslonrH't'omt',,',';0