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HILLSBORO ARGUS, JULY 10, 1902.
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Kntered at the Poet-omce at Hillsboro,
Oregon, ts8oond elan mail matter.
LUCIUS A. L05G. EDITOR.
County Official Paper.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argus Publishing Co.
SutMCr jtlon: One Dollar ner Annum.
Six Months, 60 cU; Three Months SSeta.
Opposed to Gold Mono-mctalllsm. Be-
licra la the Bimetallic Standard,
Dear Money means Debased Property,
and Profitless American Product. Our
Consequent loss is oar Creditors' Gain
Has no use for Marcus A. Ranna
TUB HIL.LSBORO MERCURY.
The Argus is ever contentious on
any question of public nature, but
it cannot stoop to the level of ban
dying scandal with papers like the
Sunday Mercury, and Welcome, of
Portland, and the Hillsboro Inde
pendent, particularly, in their vein
of slush. When The Argus deals
with cowards it must be with cow
ards who are public cowards, not
private ghouls. The coward who
shoots from ambush needs no re'
tort, lie is worse than the worst
Fillipino that ever drew the breath
of life. So long as the Independ
ent gets its inspiration from skulk
ing cowards, just so long it will
put itself beyond the plane of de
cency. Here is where the matter
stands and the best of the bargain
it is and the public has the sense
to see it in its proper light. Of
this The Argus publisher has the
assurance of many citizens who
understand and appreciate decency,
and also, who realize the source
from which the indecency comes.
Poor, old Mr. Gault isn't to blame
for the sheet he runs. He is mere
ly a tool, and The Argus quotes
public knowledge when it states
that, no doubt, he is an "unwil
ling" tool, at that.
The moths are liable to eat holes
in Whitelaw Reid's knee breeches
before he gets to wear them at the
coronation next fall Wouldn't it
make you smile Whitelaw Reid
in knee breeches? It is funny,
isn't it?
President Roosevelt ate dinner
on Independence Day with Schwab,
Fricke, and other millionaires, and
told the people that the "trusts"
must in some way be governed. It
looks as though he is keeping the
right kind of company for their
"government," eh?
The Argus was the first paper in
Oregon to suggest that the people
be permitted to take a hand in say
ing how much of an appropriation
should be given lor ths Lewis &
Clark exposition. This has led
several other valley papers to ad
vocate this method of disposing of
the question.
The Evanston library has taken
a splendid way to advertise some
literature which is not at all per
sona grata to those who desire the
purest of reading for young people.
"What fools we mortals be!" The
best way for the trustees to have
done was to have burned the books,
said nothing about it, and then,
when called for, mentioned that
they were not in the library.
The small fry papers through
out the ft ate are crying against an
extra session . of the legislature.
That a fiat salary law would save
the state of Oregon $40,000 per
year for four years is a fact, and
the officers would be then well
paid. The extra session should be
called by Governor Geer, and
many think he will make a call.
The politicians do not want it, of
course. But it is very hard to find
an old-time politician who is look
ing bard for reform, unless the tel
escope of state is turned and be is
looking through the big end of the
glass.
3. H. Greer has a good, light,
two-seated hack for sale cheap
Real Estate Translers.
Mary' Cline to Jno W Cline, Its
1 and 12 Purdy's ad, Dilley
Carl Thompson et al to Ham
$1
mond & VYinlon limber Co
160asec28tlsr6w 1?00
Martha Lucas to Wm Bremer
50 a seo 9 t 2 s r 1 w.. 1
W P Beard to M'H Parker 40
aseolt2nr4w
D J Buckley to Jno Van Lorn
19 60 a in M Wren die...
D J Buckley to Nellie Vander-
250
950
zanden 1.31 a M Wren d I c 850
G W rtiereon to Win Rugley
Zti-J.o'-' a J S White die. .30W
Louis Jjese to E W Nelson
Sol Emeriek d 1 c 160 a .... 9420
Martin Gindhardt to W V
Paine, 100 a eecs 10 and 11
I3nr4w '. 300
Notice to Contractors.
Notice in hereby given that sealed bids
will be received bv the Conuty Clerk
the Conuty Clerk
In Hillsboro, Oregon, on Mon., July 21.
. to - m A.. k. .11.11,,. i.-.... i.rt.1..
"v- ..... wuiiumit i..'K "i"S'.
1 mile west of Hillsboro. and till at w est
end of bridge.
I'lans and specification may oe seen at
county cierK a ottice trom July u.i
u A.. KOOK,
County Judge.
ny onw i nnimtsstonenv i ourv
Hillsboro, Ore., July
CITATION.
In the County Court of the State of Ore-
ong for the County or asnington.
In the matter of the Estate of Maitha
Spencer, Deceased:
To John R. 8peneer. Lillie M. Bright. O,
R. Spem-er and Edith Spencer, his wife,
and to all persons interested in this es
tate, greeting.
In the Name of the State of Oregon you
are hereby cited and reouired to apix'ar
in the County Court of the State of Ore
gon, fjir the County of Washington, at the
Court room thereof, at Hillsboro, in the
Countr of Washington, on Monday, the
th day of July, 1WJ2, at 10 o'clock ui the
forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause, if any there be, w hy an order
should not be made herein authorising
and directing the Adiiiinistralor-de-bonis
non of this estate to sell the following de
scribed real property belonging to this es
tate, at public sale for cash in hand, to
wit; I-ots 7, 8 and 9 of and in Block IS of
Simmons' Addition to the Town of Hills
boro, Oregon; the north two thirrisof Lots
4, 6 and 6 of and in Mock 2, of Simmons'
Addition to the Town of Hillsboro, Oreii
on; and Lot I, Hlock Sit, in the Town of
West Portland f ark, Multnomah County
Oregon, as prayed for in the petition of
said Administrator tiled herein.
Witness, the Hon. L. A. Rood. Judge of
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County of Washington, with the
seal of said Court affixed, tins 2t5th day of
June. A. I). UW2.
(Attest.) GEO. A. MORG AS,
Clerk.
By J. W. Morgan,
Detiuty.
H. T. Bagley, Attorney for Estate.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
the undersigned trustee of the estate of
Sarah Miueman and Joseph K lineman.
Dan Km pis. rjy virtue ana in pursuance or
an order made on the 5th day of July,
1112, in the matter of said bankrupt es
tate, will, on toe lstn day or August,
liK. at the soutn aoor or the court
House, in Hillsboro. Oregon, at 10 o clock
A. M., of said day, sell at public auction
to the hiehost bidder for cash in hand, all
of the following described real property,
to-wit!
Being a part of the donation land claim
of Isaiah Kilsay and wile, Claim No. 67,
TIM K 3 W Will. Mer.. Washington
County, Oregon, situated in section 3d,
said township and range, and bounded as
follows: Beginning at a point, bearing
north ti 77 chains west D.S1 chains from
the southeast corner of said township,
which point is tnesouinwest corner oi me
tract of land conyeved to Thomas 8.
Wilkes by Louisiana Billing. on the 24th
day of November. 1S!9. bv deed recorded
on page 75 of Vol.27, Records of I'eeds
lur nasnington loamy, Oregon, and run
oing thence north 40 degrees and 60 tnin
utes east, in center of county road. 4 61
chains; thence south 89 degrees 08 min
utes east z.ou cnains: inence soutti oa de
grees west 4.15 chains to the center of the
county road; thence north St degrees US
minutes west 2.1 4 cnaius to tne place ol
beginning, saving and excepting however
rrom this tract, tne tana conveyeii hy s.
A. Burris and husband to 8. T. Crow, by
deed recorded on page 28, Book '(i6" of
the Records of Deeds of Washington
uouniy, Oregon.
Dated this July 7th, 1902.
J. P.TAMIESIE,
Trustee.
Geo. R. Bagley, Attorney for Trustee.
CITATION.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
8TATB OF OREGON, FOB
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In the matter of the estate of Ben. E.
Jones, deceased.
To Marion G. Cupp, Eli L. Evans, Art
hur D. Evans, David Jones and Jones,
his wife, Jones and Jones, children
of Even Jones, Jones and Jones,
children of Joseph Jones and Jones.
children of David Jones, and Evan Jones
and to all persons interested in this es
tate, greeting;
in tne .name or tne state or Oregon, Ton
are hereby cited and required to appear in
the County Court of the State of Oregon,
for the County ot Washington, at the
Court room thereof, at Hillsboro, in the
County of Washington, on Monday, the
itn uay ot August, ihik, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon ot said day, then and there
to show cause, if any there be. why an or
der should not be made herein authoriz
ing and directing the Executor of this es
tate to sell the following described real
property belonging to this estate at public
sale lor cash in Hand, to-wit; The Dona
tion Land Claim of Solomon f. Shattuck
and Mary Shattuck, his wife, Notification
No. 5715 and Claims Nos. 69 and 51, and
being parts of Section 3d, T. 1 S. R, ! IV,
and Darts of Sections 1 and 2 in T. 2 S. R.
2 W., and containing 322.46 acres less 100
acres sola to &u l Evans, by deed record
ed on Page 149 of Book 58 of the Records
of Deeds in the office of the Recorder ol
Conveyances for Washington Countv. Oi-
egon, and lot 4 in Section IT. 2 H. It, 2
w., all situate in Washington County,
Oregon.
Witness the Hon. L. A Rood, Judge of
vne county uouri or tne state or Oregon,
for the County of Washington, with ti e
seai oi Bam iourt araxeu, tins znu uuy ol
lUlJ, a. u., ituz.
(Attest) GEO. A. MORGAN,
Clerk.
U. E. Kindt, Attorney for Executrix.
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SIMMONS.
In the Orvuit Omt o the State ot Ore
gon, nr asiiingiou county.
lipoid li, iz. i:uinti(T, vs. llann.ih R.
lrahiar. Alue hVimim in.i J n
Ins. h.r husiMmi; Minnie lruitger, Susan
l-russor lii'Mioi.ls and Antrson Keyn
l,t, h.r IuiMmihI- Haul HrtiKicr Keyn
olos. and I'harh-a lu noUls, h.-r huahand;
J V II (l it i IVUriU 1. ami Wiirulli h.
wite; Alexander KuralU, r.lslxMn ku-
raui ri.iu r, .nut Inter, h.-r hus-
hami; Nik'aua Kumttl. Jacob KuratIL
neinncn Kuratit. Martin Kuratll, Jna
Kiiraili. Nikluus Kiir.nll. Anna Itartwra
Ailvrilll. HIHt AllHrll h.r h,lu..v.l
Maths kuratll. OswaUt kuratll. Klsbeth
kuratll, K.Mni l.uiiii)'r Oauer, aiul
Uauor. her huslviiut; t-:isle l.ueslnarr, Ja
vvb LviMiiiKer. Ktsheth niaer Saxt-r and
tx.-r, nor nusiwinu: Jacvt iJelsser.
Anna Ovfsavr Sulser anj Stilser, her
hustnd; Anna ltarlutra (.Scissor Sulser
ind Sulser, her husband; Ksir
inuiier. neiniieii iHuner, Johannes lan-n-r,
Jacob Tanner. Kltsaheih Tanner.
I'artvira lanner, Anna Tanner, I'lrtch
Utthlvr, Jolin tiahler, Jacob Hahler, I'e--'iia
HiHiiuiin, W illlam O. ttuemann and
tatty liuemaun, his wife, Carrie tiarrett-
son. an.l l. u. lianvttson. her huslwnd,
Frank H. liuemann. Charles ltuemann.
Klonan liueniann.'Waltor Kuemann, KU
ward Itueniaun. ano) Henry ttuemann.
Agathn liuemsnn. Maria fluctuant!, Jo
hati tiettrye ltuemann, Joseph Antone
hucniann, Martha King, and Johan Ja
cob King, her husband; Agatha Johler
auu Autonia joiurr. itnnie nueiuaiiit,
Fnuix Xaver lino-; ami, Aiidrcas Hue
nianu, Herman Ituciiiann, Clotilda Hue-
itiann, A ntoius Kaintler and Andreas
haiMloi, herhusibaiHl; Josrpha Iturmanu,
1'ortlaml Savings Bank, a corporation,
and luchard Nixon, receiver of the Port
land t-avuigs Hank, tletendanis.
lo Alexander Kurnlll. Klsbeth Kuratll
Flater and Klator. her hustuindr
N'ikiaus kuratll, Jacob Kuratll, llelnrkh
Kurtitli, M Hrlin KuraiU. Jns Kuiaiii,
N'ikiaus Kumttl. Anna itarbarn Allwriln
and Alhertlii, her hustvand: Maths
tvumiu. iiw: u tvuralll. K slteth Kunit.
11, Kosa I.uetlngi-r Oauer. and liau
er. her husband, Ulsie IeuilnRvr. Jacob
Leuzfngvr, Klsheth Oeisser Saxer, and
Saxer. her -husband; Jacob Oeisser.
Anna Oeisser Sulser. and StiUer her
husNind; Anna Ltarbara Oeisser Sulser
ana s.ilser, her hustiand: kusoer
Tanner. Helnrloh Tanner, Johannes Tan
ner. Jacob Tanner. Kllsiibeth Tanner.
Bnrlwra Tanner. Anna Tanner. IMrlrh
Oahler. Jacob O.ahter, Cecelia lUiemnnn.
William O. Buemann and Pntiv Hue-
mann, his wife, t'arrie Oarrettson and D.
O. Girrttin. her husband; Krnnk H.
ltuemann. thanes Buemann. Florlan
Rueriiann, Waller Buemann, Edward
Kuemann and Henry liuemann. Airaiha
Buetnann, Maria lineman n, Johan (leorge
ttiiemanii. josenn Antone Hue iiunn.
.vtartna King, and Julian Jacob king, her
husband. Agntha Johler and Antonia
Johler, Minnie ltuemann, Krans Xaver
Hueinann, Audnaa liuemann. Herman
Hueminn. Clotilda liuemann, Antonia
i.aeuier aim Aintreas KMltr, her hus
band, and Joaenha Buetnann. the above-
named defendants.
In the name of the state of Oreaon vou
and each of you are hereby commanded
and required to appear in the above en-
imca court ana cause and answer the
amended complaint therein hied against
you and each of you on or helore the ex
piration of six weeks' publication of this
s a inn ons in the Hillsboro Argus, begin
ning with the issue thereof dated June 12.
liXS, and ending with the issue thereof
dated the utth or July. 1!j2, and that you
appenr and answer on or before the said
24th day of July, 1902. And you and each
of you will please take notice that If you
fail to so appear and 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-wit:
First For a decree that that certain
teed of conveyance made, 'executed and
delivered by I-emuel F. Brashear and
Hannah R. Brashear to Jacob Brugger,
la ted February 13, IS, and filed for rec
ord February 13, and recorded on
.-wine 76 of Hook "C" of the Records of
Deeds for Washington countv. Orea-on.
convey ing the S K. H of Sec 7 and lots
l and 2 and the WW of the ne4 of Section
l. Township 1 north. Range 1 west of the
V. M., In Washington county, Oregon,
be reformed and corrected to conform to
the agreements of the parties thereto,
Tiade and entrred ino prior to the execu
tion and delivery thereof, and that the
name or the grantee, Jacob Hrugger,
wherever the snm occurs, be made to
rend J At 'O Ft - Hit I 'GO K It instead of "JA
COB ItRItiUER" and JACOB BRAQ
GF.R."
Second For a decree that that certain
Ved of conveyance made, executed an 3
delivered by Jnrob Brueger to Oeore
Buemann, dnted April 11. 18S5, and file 1
for record January 6. IvW, and recordel
n cairo of Etok "K" of the Record!
of deeds for Washington countv. Oreaon.
for all of the S. K. H of said Sec. 7, Town-
snin,i nortn. Range l west. will. Mer..
ind containing 1W acres, be reformed and
"orreeted to conform to the. agreements
of the parties thereto, made and entered
Into prior to the execution and delivery
thereof, and that the name of the
rrantee. freorire Buemann. therein, wher
over the same oerurs. he made to read
OEOROE Itl'FM ANN, instead of
"OKOROK ROMAN."
Third For a decree that that certain
deed of conveyance made, executed and
delivered by Jacob Brugger on the 11th
jay of April, lbtia, and rcorded on page
tn ol Book "K" of the Records of Deeds
tor W'ashinmon countv. Oregon, for the
said S, K. !i of Sec. 7, Township 1 North,
Range 1 west, Will. Mer., containing 16U
acres, be retormea ana corrected so as
to conform to the agreements of the oar-
ties 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 GEORGE BUE
MANN. Instead of "GEORGE BOMANY
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
Hank, and that such trustee so 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 of all the said
. K. M ot Section 7. Township 1 North
Range 1 west, Will. Mer., containing 169
acres, conveying all of the interest, right
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 the owner in
fee-niuiple absolute, of all of the H. K. K
of Section 7. Township 1 north. Rango
west, of the Will. Mer., in Washington
county, Oregon, ana containing ihj acres,
and of every part and parcel thereof.
Bixth For a decree adjudging and de
creeing that the claims of .the above
named defendants, and each of them is
a cioua upon tne tine or tnis piaintin in
and to said real property; that said cloud
be removed nnd that each and all of the
defendants In this suit and all persons
claiming by through or under them or
either of them he forever barred and pre
cluded from claiming any Interest, rlirht
or title of. In or to said premises, or any
part or parrel thereof, and for such other
and further relief as may be necessary
and proper in equity and good conscience.
This summons Is published airntnst you
and ea'h of you pursuant to an order
made hy Hon. r.ou!a A. Rood, County
Tudtre of Washington county, Oregon, on
the I'ith day of Juno. 1W12. and which or
der dlrerts that this summons be pub
Mhed mrnlnst you and each of you. In
the Hillsboro Argus, once a week, for
six consecutive nnd successive weeks
eommonr Ine w Ih the 1ue of sa M news
paper dated lime 12, 1002, and ending with
the Ipne of said newspaper dated July
24. lima, and that rou and each of vou
appear and answer said amended com
plaint on or before the expiration of said
six wee' publication, to-wit, on or be-
lore July 24, v.m.
GEO. B. BAOT.EY.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OP THE
STATE OF OREGON, FOB.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
In themattorof the estate of Annette
Frances riionis. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that llieuiidor-
HlKiiod lias been, by me above entitled
Court, duly appointed, end is the duly
qualified and acting administrator with
the sill annexed, cf the estate of Annette
Frances Thorns, deceased ; and all persons
having claims against the estate of said
deceased are required to present the same,
with proper vouchers, within six months
from the date of this notice, to the under
signed at tlio olllco of A Baldwin, In For
est Grove, Washington county, Oregon, or
at ltooni 'M'Z, Kailli g liuildmg, Portland,
Oregon.
Dated this l!-th day of May. t'M.
FANNY A. THOMH,
Administrator, with the will annexed,
of the estate of Annette Frances Thorns,
deceased
1j. K. Latourntte, Attorney, 802 Failing
Building, Portland, Ore,
A Colossal Clearance Sale
Of Men's and Boy's Clothing, Furnishinits etc
II . M 1 at ff M
Next Week Will Mark (be Beginnia(
Every Suit in the house goea at clearance prices. That nieang a ri'iluc
lion of nearly one-balf in almost every instance. These emi-annual
clearance sales are recogniied by the pub'ic as an unrtiuatl'd oppor
tunity to profit by the exigencies of trade.
Nearly 300 suits are ready for tou
pleted stock by auy means, fir this aoaaon's styles have Wen In Mich
great demand that we have been forced to re-order many times
OVe sell the famous Drew-Selby shoes for Indies',
$2.50, $3.00, $3.50. Full stock of Children's shoes.
H. Wehrung k Sons,
Hillsboro, - Oregon.
I
Fall
Term
Opens
Sept. 16,
1902
SUMMONS.
IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OF THa"
STATE OF OREGON FOB WASH
INGTON COUNTY.
W. V. Wiley and John Dennis,
Plaintiffs,
VB,
J. N. 8wift, Hilas E. Swllt, Eliza
beth Swift, Fred L. May, a mi
nor, and Paul Baker, minor.
Defendants.
T j Fred I,. May and Hilas E. Swift, two
of the above named defendants:
In the Dame of the State of Oregon:
You and each of you 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 summons in
the Hillsboro Argus, beginning with the
issue thereof dated June 12 1UU2, and end
ing with the issue thereof dated July 'H,
11102, and that vou appear and answer on
or before the 24th day of July, 1U02, and
you will please take notice, that if you
fail t) so appear and answer said coin
plaint, for want thereof, the plalnfitrs
will apply to the Court fur tba relief pray
ed for in their complaint tiled theroin,
to-wit:
For a decree ordering and adjudging
the following described real property, ly
ing, being and situate in Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit: Beginning at a
point on the Fast line of the Donation
Land Claim of R. H. Topper and wife in
Section 13, T. 1 S. R. 4 W. in Washington
County, Oregon, 21.67 chains Houth, 22
degrees East of the Northwest corner of
the Land Claim of J, O. Pierce, which Is
the Northeast corner of the Donation
Land Claim of the said R. 8 Tupper;
thence West 87.03 chains; thence Houth
22 degrees East 84.78 chains to the South
boundary of the said Tupper Donation
Land Claim; thence East on the said
Houth line to the center of the Tualatin
river; thence down the channel of said
river, to the point where th river crosses
the East line of said Donation Land
Claim; thence North '22 degrees West on
said boundary line to the place of begin
ning, containing zOOacre', owned in com
mon by plaintiffs and defendants, to be
sold by a referee appointed by tbe Court,
and that the proceeds of such sale of said
real property be partitioned between the
plaintiffs and defendants as their Interests
may appear by said decree, and for such
other and further order as may be neces
sary and proper in tne premises.
This summons is served against J on by
publication by order of the Honorable L.
A. Rood, County Judge of Washington
oounty, Oregon, maae and dated at Hills
boro, Oregon, on the 0th day of June,
11X72. and which order prescribes that this
summons be published in the Hillsboro
Areus once a week for six cnnseenllve
and successive weeks beginning with the
issue or said newspaper dated Ji'ne 12.
1H02. and ending with the issue thereof
dated July 24, 1902, and that you appear
and answer on or before July 24, 1902.
GEO. R. BAGLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
II
of the End of Our Summer Season
at absurdly low urioeo. Not a de
I SttltC a t
Normal School
Monmouth, Oregon
Graduates of the School are in constant de
mand, at salaries ranging from $40 to $100
per month. Students take the state exami
nations during their course in the school,
and afe prepared to receive State Certificates
on graduation. Expenses range from $120
to $175 per year. Strong Normal course
and well equipped Training Department.
For Catalogue containing full informa
tion, address
E. D. Resslcr, President,
or J. B.'Butler, Secretary.
NOTICE.
Notice Is berey given that at a ffoiiernl
election held in Washington County, Ore
gon, on the 2nd day of June. 1IW2, a ma
jority 01 an me voiea caal in said County
were against swine running at lurge in
said Washington County. Oregon.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of Keel ion
8418 of Hill's Annotated Laws of Oregon.
In sixty days trom the dale of this notice,
it shall be unlawful for swine to run al
large in Washington County, Oregon, tin.
der penalty of Five Dollars for the Hrsl
offense and Ten Dollars for each and ev
ery subsequent offense, to he recovered
from the owner of such swine
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this Mill
uay 01 june, llK.
GEO. A. MO III 1 A V
County Clerk In and for Washington
.Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notice Is hereby given, that the under
signed administrator has filed In (he
C')unty Court of the flute of Oregon, for
Washington County, his Hnal account in
tne matter or the estate or George Thing,
deceased, and that said Court has set
Monday. July 21. 1U02, at 10 o'clock a. tu ,
at the County Court room in Hlllsboru,
Oregon, as the time and place of hearing
objections to said account mid tlio Hint!
seitiomoni or nam estate.
Dated this Jui.e II), 11102.
HERBERT (J. THING
Administrator of the estate of George
1. mug, ueceaseu.
Benton Bowman, Attorney for Admin
Istrator.
Sealed Proposals, Wood.
Sealed proposals will be received tit
al a . t 1
ine oince 01 tne undersigned unto
July 10, 1902, for the following:
75 cords four foot drv fir wood.
cut from sountl ti in her. to h deliv
ered at court yard on or before the
1st of September, l'.)02. Bidders
may give figures on 20 cord 1ih
J. W. SEW KM,.
Sheriff of Washington Co., Ore.
Notice of Final Settlement,
Notice Is hereby iHven. that thn under.
signed has filed In the County Court of
the Htate of Ornirnn. for Wnuliloirln
County, the final account In the mutter of
estate or rannle i. Ncep, deceased, nnd
said Court has net Monday, the 2Hili day
of July, 19 2, at 10 a.m., at the County
Court room in II dishorn, Oregon as the
time and place of hearing objections to
said final account, and for the llniil sol lie
ineut of said estate.
Dated this June 18th, 1902.
JOHN NEEP,
Exocutorof the lost will of FannloT.
Neep,
- Geo. R. Bagley, Atty for Exocutor,
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Toilet Rcquisites-
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Great Scissors! ! !
Scissors galore! Hut we are not using
them to cut prices in two, tacause we put
the right prices on them in the first place,
and wc guarantee them to give perfect
satisfaction. We carry n full line, con
sisting of Ilcut and Straight Trimmers,
in nickeled and Japan finish; Knibroidcry,
in nickeled and gilt; Manicure, Uarber,
Pocket and all kinds of scissors.
Hillsboro, Oregon
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SUMMONS.
in the cutcrrr coi ht ok the
STATE OK Oil EGON KOR WASH.
INGTON COUNTY.
Vended Krlirrchel, 1'lalntlir,
vs.
Lowell A. Young and.
(torclia II. Young, Iii li-niliinls.
To Iiwiill A. Young anil Itocolla 11.
Young, the above mimed dclcmlaiits:
In the name of the Slate of Oregon, you
and each ol you are hereby cniniiiHiuled
anil required to appear uml answer tlio
coinpliiiiiMllcil agiiiiiHt you In the alxive
entitled eourt. lit Ilio above nnlllled cause
on or liefme the cspiralioii of six weeks'
iMlliliriitiou of tliW summons In tlio Hills
born Argus, cihuineiiciiig with the issue of
May ti, llfti, iiml Milling Willi tlio Is
sue of July ;i, IIKrj, nnd that yon appear
and answer on or before July l, IIKli, and
you will pli'iisc take notion that If you
lull to so aiipcnr uml answer said com
plaint on or huforn said July ;i, ll, the
pliiintiff w II apply to the court for the
relief prayed fur und don, muled in his
complaint, to-wit:
Kor a Judgment against ynu and each of
you for thu inini of 1 V), with Interest
thereon from April 7, 1001, fit llioraloof
nine tier cent per annum, and the sum of
$i)0, attorney's foes, and the ousts anil
disbursements of this suit, and for a de
cree foreclosing that certain mortgage
made, executed and delivered by you null
each of you to I he plaintiff hnrelii, dated
July 0, IWI, ami tiled lor rcconl on siilil
day, an I recorded on pugo ,'!: of Hunk
"II" of Ilia records of luortgiiges for
Washington countv, Or 'gun, upon the
following tract of land Iviug, being and
sitimln in Wiiililiiglon eoiiniy, Oiogun,
and dnscrlbcd as cum' cueing nt llm N.
W. corner of scwtioii ;I T. 1 N, It. 1 W.
Will. Mer. and niniiing thence west, l.Hl
chains; I hence south 1ft 21 ciains; thmico
east 2V.II1 clinlns;tlienco north 11,0 Id chains;
Ihonco west ll.'ii i'IiiiIiin; Ihenee n irlh II Mi
chains; thence wont U175 cliiilus; thence
norlh 2.7(1 I'IiiiIiin t the place of begin,
ning, ciiiilitlnlng ;I2.I7 acins, mill ailjuilg.
ing and decrcoing thu sale of Kit ii I prem
ies uh upon iixhi uHoii, hy th i shcrill' of
Wiishlnctun coiinly, Oregon, and thn pro
ceeds of such sale lie applied to I III) pay-
Ii t f the suiiis duo plalnlill, irlnciii,
lnleresl, cohIn ami iittoniev's lees, ami for
a decree I'oiever burring uml I'uiecloslng
you nnd em-li of you of every right, lltle
anil Interest In said prciuisns, anil every
pint uml piui cl thereof save ami except
thn statutory right of redemption. and for
such other mid further relief as may bo
necessary and proper in the promises.
This summons is snrvcil against you by
publication hy order of the lion, L. A,
Rood, County Judge of Wiislilnglon Co.,
Oregon, n iiileiind ilitlnd on thn lllth day
of May. Wl, anil which order directs
the publication thereof once a week
for six consecutive mill successive woeks
In the llillshoro Argus, beginning with
the Issue Ihotcol dated thn 22ml of May,
I'.I02, and ending with thn Issue thereof
ilaled the.lrd duv of July, 1IIG2. tmii that
you and each of you appear anil answer
said eiiuipl iint on or before the said llrd
(lay of July, 1IKI2.
Gl',0. R. HAG LEY,
Altoriiey for I'lalntiir,
D 'IiIiIh ri nlcd l)iiz(?y and tloulile
Imuk hnriHps for hhIb or will trade
fo" fingle rig. Inquire nt tits
ofiice.
Expert bicycle repairing done at
McCormick's bicycle Htore. Agency
for Imperial, Clevolund and Trib
une wheels.
Pale -
ImUk'r.
need a MixhI
Kl
m moot
make rich , red IjKmkI; brace up
your nerves; tone up your en
tire system; make the weak,
strong. A valuable remedy
for loss of vitality nnd nil
weak and exhausted condi
tions due to impoverished
blood or dcraunenicuts of the
nervous system. 50c and ii.
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Hair brushes, with kimki
bristles, put in to stay in.
Combs that keep their teeth.
Razors, with keen edes that
shave smoothly. Razor strops
of good leather. Toilet soaps
that arc pure and jood for the
skin, jH-rfumed or not. Shav
ing soap that will lather well
and not dry on the face.
That's thesoitof thingwesell.
Pharmacy
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The Delta Drug Store
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Oregon
Shohj line
aiq Union Pacific
I'KI'MIT
rmt
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t'hlciigii
Hpisilul
0:110 a.m.
via
A 1 1 untie
Kxpress
N:00 p. u,
via
St. I'aul
Kasl
Mall
0:1,1 1', m,
via
Spokane
TIMB WHKIin.E.M
roHTLAND
AHK1VK
raoM
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Salt Lake, lionver,
Kt. Worth, oinulia,
Kansas City, Ht.
Isiuls, Chicago ami
iOasl
IM r. at.
Halt Lake, Ilenver,
Kt, Worth, Omaha,
Kansas City, Ht.
Uiiiib, Chicago ami
Kost
Walla Walk lwi.
lon.Hpokape, Wallace
I'iiIIiiiiiii, Mlniieap.
nils, Hi. I'aul, Dip
lutli, Milwaukee,
Chicago and Kast
H:K) a.m.
7:00 a.m.
OCKAN AND UIVKIt HCIIKIUH.K
KKIHI I'llllTUND
StcaiiiHlilps between I'lirtlaiid and Han
KrunclMio nvery live days,
Itlver boats on thn lower Colilmhia and
W illamelle dally except Sunday.
LOW 1UTKH
To uml fioin all points In thn Kust.
Tickets via this route on sain at all depot
ulllccs of the Hoiilhrn I'aclllc Co.
A. L. CUAIO,
(ioneral PiiHsenger Agent
Portland, Oregon.
Rymblep -and Ideal
fTf-rt -i w ..m
$25, $30, $35, $40, $50
For Hale by
-F. R. Dailey
Next door east of Wehrung'
MainStrcot, - - . MlUboro
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