The Hillsboro argus., July 13, 1905, Image 4

HULSBORCj ARGUS, JULY IS, 1905
1 1
E. C. Molloy, of Laurel, wu in
town Tuesday.
J. C. Clark, or Forest Grove, wu
In town Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Jatne Sigler, of beyond
rhillip, was in town Tuesday
morning.
MiM Maude Box too, of Forest
Grore, wu in town the first of the
week.
Hon. C. F.Tigard, of Tig ardville,
wu in town on business Tuesday
morning.
Geo, Johneon, of the South Tua
latin mill, wu in town Monday
evening. j
N. H. Schiedel, of North of town,
hu gone to Deer Island for a few
weeks,
Born, to Mr. and lira. Wm.
Shearer, of HilUide, July 7,1905,
a daughter.
Mks Sadie Bent, of Portland,
and well known here, visited in the
citj this week. ,--''
Gustave Brooner, of Tigardville,
wu in town Monday, on basioees
at the court bona.
M. M. Mead, who is farming the
Frank Imbrie ranch, was in the
city Monday afternoon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ad
kine, of HiUibore, July 7, 1505, a
son, weight 8 pounds.
Chria. Hesse, of Scholia, waa,in
the oily Tuesday - morning, the
guest of his brother, Henry Hesse.
James Leavias, well known here
as a little fallow, hu just taken out
license to wed in the Multnomah
court. .',:!;. -.l
Barney Lsia, of Beeverton, who
hu a fins prune orchard, which is
bearing well this season, wu in
town Sunday. ,
A. R. Warren, with the Nelson-
Wilcox Lumber Co, departed the
other day for Mooklahd, Sherman
oounty, for toe rums.
John Halrerson. of near Farm
ington, and who will have a sale of
23 head of daurr stock on the 22nd
lost, wu in ton Monday. -
Areyou utisfied with the sboes
you bare been, baring? If not.
corns and see Schulmerich Bros.
Every pair abeolately guaranteed
Rev. Wm. C. Le--
will
tou-uaa, and
i ereninc, in German.
All friends art invited.
James H: Sewell commenced
spraying his hopyarda nortbeut of
town, the last of the week. The
warm weather of Saturday and
Sunday, however, wu death to the
aphis and the damage is not so
great u wu sntkipated.
Watson 8. Tilton, who formerly
lived at Tigardville, and who went
from there to New Zealand, and
who returned a year or so ago and
settled at Albany, is in town, ac-
oom panted by his wifs. They will
remain until after bop picking.
C. Wilson, of .Dixie, Washington
oounty, writes the weather bureau
u follows: "Weather fair snd
warm, good for hay making; spring
oats somewhat rusty, otherwise
good; gardens doing well; Matures
good and stock in fins condition.
Ths will of the Lie H,8. Ly
man, well known at Forest Grove,
wnere lor many years be was con
neetsd with Pacific University, has
bssn Sled in to Multnomah Uoun
ty court. Ths estate amounts to
$2575, and is bequeathed to his two
sisters..,. . ',:-
W. A Hansen, who hu been
running the tinabop on Second
Street, hu moved his shop to
Madras, Crook -County, Oregon,
above Prinevills. As yet Madras
is a city of toots, but there sre
propscts sf it being a big town in
stow months.'
in warm weainer nu swain
ushered in the swimming season
and almost everybody that can
rustle suit is enjoying the waters
of Tualatin and t Dairy.'; Ths pool
down at ths Hal Springs, just
abov tn long bridge, west of town.
seems to be the favorite swimming
plaos at present.
Philip Feghtling, of near Kinton,
this oounty, died at the " family
home, July 7, aged 68 years,
7 months and 12 days. Deceased
wu born in Tuscarawu county,
Ohio, November 2$, 1836, sod emi
grated to Oregon in 1880. He wu
married to Elizabeth Knipe, April
Tl, vm. in funeral services
were held at the home and inter
ment wu in Crescent Grove ceme
tery. ...
Geo. Schulmeriob and John M.
Wall want to North Yamhill last
Saturdav eveninar, to help in insti
tuting Knight of Pythias lodge
at that place. A large delegation
went ud from - Forest Urove, - Del
rfcoa Lodx. of that plaos, doing a
. . t . iL. 1 1
rel portion oi in rana won
U boys report a splendid' time
and thyay that ths Yambillsrs
an a host when it oonfs to enter-
Wou Eases, formerly of this
oosatv, nd who is head sawyer in
-of Us fontanel muis, wiw
txr of 1176 per month, is having
nit for iivoros in tbe Multno
ri esarti.' t3w f fcrmwly rs-
i 'J t C3sVwl wsi
r -. u ft hoy. II was in
c izz tri cirJ with money,
: -Vj l j
Saturday was a record breaker
for ths season along lines of heat,
it being 98 in the shade and 134 in
the sun, along the Second Street
bricks.
Attorney Frank Freeman, of
Portland, wu here on businees
Monday, and wu a guest at the
Tongue residence.
Fred Zilly and Lay ton Wisdom,
of Portland, were Hillaboro visitors,
Sunday.
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES
Paul Morton ia going over the
Equitable Life's books, and it is
pecular how Chauncev Depew's
rebate of 120,000 per annum hu
affected tbe once rebate giver of
the 8anta Fa.
Ten people were struck by light
ning at Brooklyn, N. ., last Sat
urday. Moral "Come to Oregon.
Captain Gritimacher ia acting
chief of polios under Mayor Lane,
and the latter proposes to make
Portland a clean city.
Congressman Williamson is now
on trial at Portland for subornation
of perjury in land fraud cases, and
his law partner ia involved with
him, besides several others.
The Russian Black sea mutineers
on the Russian warship have sur
rendered to Roumania, and Rus
sia demands, and will get tbem.
The mutineers will likely lose their
beads.
It is said that under Wright's
management the Philippine govern
ment is on the verge of bankrupt
cy, and this condition of affaire ia
the real reason of Taft's trip to the
Islands.
Thos. W. Lawson, who is trying
to break the Wall Street system,
made a speech at OtUwa, Kansas,
lut Saturday. Lawson and Kan
su an a pair of breezea that should
hold the lime light par excellence
when working together.
Secretary of War Taft wants to
let in the Chioees merchants and
students, snd Western labor con
tends that this will open tbe door
to much fraud. They claim, as Jt
is, that there ia much J
matter of c '""""'
l.ti, once
... ,. iinnTrirm Washington, is
now corporation counsel for Msyor
Dunns, of Chicago. Lewis is said
to have saved more men from the
gallows while practicing law than
any other attorney in the state of
Washington.
Mexico is to have no more gamb
ling and all franchise for lotteries
will not be renewed from this on.
This means tbst Mexico will lose
thousands of dollars each month,
because the money will go to some
other country. There is no form
of gambling so persistent u the lot
tery acbemes, and tbe state of
Louisiana lost millions when it
ceased, because of tbe federal stat
ute, to conduct ths Louisiana Lot
tery. Hsrmsnn's trial for complicity
in the land frauda has been set for
the lut case on the calendar, and
the "old man" expects to come out
triumphant and be vindicated next
Spring in an overwhelming major
ity for Congress. It is not antici
pated, bowsver, that Roosevelt will
again come out and appear on the
rear of platforms in order to help
the hon. gent, back to Congress,
although you can't tell what a man
will do for friendship's sake.
PORTLAND MAN SWEARS OFF
(Oregonian O. O. Column.)
A Portland man, whose name is with
held for family reasons, recently swore
off. Be discovered tbst he had been
drinking too much. His tongue had a
quired that habitual dark brown taste of
mornings, snd his pocket book bad begun
w ie use in euHoacn ot an ocean ten
derfoot after three days of seasickness.
So he took the pledge bat this is bow
he did it, the docameat being duly sign
ed ana wnnessea: -Know
all men by these presents:
' Whereas, the undersigned for sundry
semesters bath been a cheerful idiot,
looking frequently upon the wine wbea
it is red, when it givelh its color in the
goblet; and,
Whereas, the aforesaid underlined
hath dallied from time to time with the
whisky straight, the long toddv. the
cocktail and the highball, each snd sev
eral ol watcn oath bell s hre skinned for
devillishaess; and,
Whereas, tbe identical aforesaid un
dersigned is of opinion that who is de
ceived thereby is not wise, but should be
consigned to the house inhabited by the
bog; therefore, be it
Resolved, That from thia dsy forward
tbe same identical aforesaid undersigned
snail anstatn irotn an intoxicating bev
eraces: and be it
Resolved, that lager beer is not sn in
toxicating beverage ia tbe sense snd
meantag of tbts instrument.
HOME SEEKERS' RATES
the Southern Pacific Company will
make a rate of one fare for the
round trip from Portland to all
polnta in Oregon Arhland and
north for visitors from tbe East to
the Exposition at Portland to en
able tbem to look over Western
Oregon with a view of aetlling or
investing. These tickets will be
good for fifteen days limit, with
stop over at all intermediate points,
and. will be sold to holders of the
Exposition round trip tickets from
point East of the Rocky Moun
tains. Thia will afford the various coun
ties and communities that will
maintain exhibits and advertise on
other ways at the exposition, every
inducement to have tbe Eastern
people visit their Motion.
Argus and Oregonian, X
Flour and Feed. Tata's Market.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Miller, of
Study Brook, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. W. K. McCourt severely
cut her left hsnd Tuesday, while
using a houee knife.
Mias Lottie Wann, of Portland,
was the guest of her brother, Kd.
Wann, ami wife, Sunday.
Drs. F. A. and A. B. Bailey and
Dr. Linklater were attendants at
the National Medical association
convention now in eeation at Port
land, Tueeday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Inland, of
Grants Paaa, wen ben Sunday,
guests of R. Cave and wife. Mr.
Ireland is a son ol George Inland,
of this city.
Oliver Chowniog wu down from
Dilley, Tuesday, gettini ready to
summons witnesses in tbe ease
instituted by the state againat him,
the charge being illegal sale ot li
quor.
STEAM WOOD SAW
I have a ateam wood saw for cut
ting in the woods. Am prepared to
late contracts to fall umber snd
out wood in lots of from 100 cords
upward. Address Matt Coppo,
Beeverton, Ore.
To the Farmers of Washington Count;
Have you any Insurance upon your
buildings ana their contents r
If not, you csn get insurance
with the German Insurance Ctx, of
Bethany, which haa been amongat
you for mora than twenty-five
years. The rates an 50 cents per
100 of the amount of insurance,
and 25 cento per 100 every year
thereafter, aubject to assessments if
tbese amounts should not be sum
cient to pay up losses.
You can get all information re
garding this by addressing ths sec
retary by mail, or ths president by
f acino states telephone, Ulencoe-
tiillsbora.
Alf GnerberPr-iJ
v(. F. D. No. 1, Hillaboro, Or
HOMESTEADS
And Desert Land Claim Fer Yoa
I can locate you od level valley
lands with deep, rich toil, free
from rock. Water to be bad at a
depth of from 5 to 30 feet. Three
landa are located ia Central Ore
gon and can be taken under tbe
Homestead or the Desert Land
Law. Railroad soon to tap this
trooderfa! section. Call and tee
me at the F. If. Heidel Real Ea
late office, or addresa me at Hilla
boro, Oregon.
DR A. A. Bl'RRIB.
AN ELEGANT SUMMER BOOK
Restful Recreation Resorts," the I906
bummer nook laened by the passenger
department of tbe Oregon Railroad &
Navigation Company contains forty
eight pages aad cover. The book is
printed on heavy white paper, fifty
eight cuts being used lo illustrate the
trips up ana aown tne loiumDis Klver,
to the mountains, beaches, inland resorts
and fountains of healing. The cover is
done in three colors, adding materially
to the beauty and effectiveness of the
publication, which may be had by send
ing two cents ia stamps to A. L. Craig,
uenerai rassengev Agent ot tne uregoa
Rsilroad & Navigation Company. Pott-
land, Ore. It is a good thing to send to
your friends in tbe Bast who expect to
visit tne iewis ac uara Exposition.
A GUARANTEE
We hereby guarantee Patton'i Sun
Proof Paiota to wear well on build
ings painted with the same, for at
least five (5) years. Should our
claim for Sun-Proof paint fail we
agree to furnish new paint free.
it is our meaning and intention
to honestly guarantee our paint to
wear, but thia guarantee will not
be allowed to be uwd as a means
for unjust demands, careless, sloven
ly work, or where the paint is ap
plied contrary to written directions,
PATTON PAINT COMPANY,
J. E. Patton, President.
Schulmerich Bros, keep this
paint.
LEWIS A CLARK EXPOSITION
During -the Lewis & Clark Exposition
tbe Southern Pacific Company wilt sell
round trip tickets to Portlsnd, limit thir
ty days, st one and one third fare for tbe
round trip. For parties of tea or more
traveling on one ticket, one fare for the
round trip. For organized parties of
one hundred or more, individual tickets
at one fare for the round trip.
Stopover of ten days will be given st
rortiaoa on su one way tickets resdln
through that point during the Expos!
tion. Tickets must be deposited with
Joint Agent at Portland and charge of
nity cents wtu be made lor tne extension
01 time.
I csrry a complete line 01 General
Merchandise, Groceries, Dry Goods,
Hardware and Building Material. I
can get you anything yoa want, on
order, at Portland prices.
I make a specialty of cedar fence
posts snd cedar shingles. My line
of Groceries cant be beaten. Give
tne a call. I boy farm produce, cash
or trsde. Give me a call.
0s Sm teymsZZ .
Of.
Argus and Oregonian, $2.00,
Administrator's Sate
X THK Col'NTY fOUKT W THK
ST.VTK Of OKKtlUN. KR THK
tVt'YrY OK Ml'LTNOM All
In tli Mutter of the Ratals 1
of
Cntheriue stitt. lo.l.
Notice tahorrby given thl from ami after
the Uih lay of July, A. p. iwv tlie muUr
signoil, attniinlstrator of the entate if
Catherine Mitt. detNtl, otter ami
proceed toaell at lrt vate al. for rah.
puranant toonler.f the Count v Oourt of
the state of Oregon for the County of
Multnotuan the folloii tleecrtNnl real
property, aitnat In tlie Town or Heaver
ton, founly of WaahhuMon, Mate of ttre.
iron, lo wit:
Block "A," lt Two -J, Three -,
Kimr-4. Kive -5, 81 -. Seven -7. KiKth
-8. Nine . fen 10, Kleven -11,
Twelve II, THlrteen 18 ami fourteen
-11, In Block ''B, ami IaU Four -4,
Five Si i 4 ami Seven 7 in Mock
"C." ot steel's Atldilton to Beaverton,
lVrtlaml, Ore.. June l IMA.
J AMKS 8TITT,
AlniiniMtrair of the Katate of Cath
erine Stitt, Deceaeeil.
SUMMONS
IN THR CIRCVtT tWRT OF THK
STATIC OF ORKtiON. FUK
WASHINGTON' COUNTY
Amlrea Schenker. I'lainliff.l
va,
Mary Si-uenker, Defenlaiit.l
To Mary thrnker, defeiulaul above
nauied :
In the name of the aUte of Oregon, you
are herehv notitiej that the plaintiff here
in nu nieu a coutpiaiui airaiiiM yon in
the above entitled court and cause, and
you are hereby required to apiwar and
anawer laid eomplaint on or tic lore the
lam da of the time prcecribeJ by onler
of puhlioaUon hereof, to-wlt: On or be
fore the I Uh day of July. LH06; you are
further noti tied that if you fall to appear
and tnawer the eomplalnl herein or to
plead therein, the plaintiff will eauae
your default lo be entered, and will ap
ply to the court above mentioned for tbe
relief prayed for in the complaint herein,
that b to aav; for a decree forever dia-
Dlving tbe bontle of matrimony that
may beexiatliia between plaintiff nd de
fendant herein, and for such other relief
a to the court may aeeia meet and juat.
Tbe date of the tint! publication of thia
summooa is Thureday, the Ut day of
june, two, ana me last publication mere-
oi, inurauay, me ma any or July, me,
end the wid aunmiooe shall be mibliah
td on aald ThurMtay of each week for a
period of tlx week between Mid datee.
Thie tummona ia publiehed by onler of
Hon. Thome A. MoBride. Jadireof mid
Court, made In chamber In aald cauM
nt dated the Z7lh day or May, A. U.
1S05.
CHAS. J. 8CHNAKEU
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS
mrm""-'
Plaintiff.
I
vs
Lena Kern, Defendant, )
To Lena Kern, defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon,
ou are hereby notified that the plaintiff
lerein haa tiled a complaint axainst you
ia the above entitled court and eaune and
you are hereby required to appear ami
au'wer the said complaint or Ale some
appearance thereto, on or before the last
day of the time preecribed by the order of
publication hereof , to-t it : On or before
the 27th day of July, 1MXV, and that If you
mil so to appear and answer the eomplaint
or tile some appearance herein, tbe plain-
tin wut eanee your oeiauit 10 oe entrreo
and noted and will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for in the eomplaint, to
wlt: A decree forever dissolving the
bond of matrimony now existing be
tween you and the plaintiff and lor such
other relief as tbe oourt detma proper and
equitable. The date of tbe flmt publica
tion of tbi-t summons Is Thursday, the
iilb day of June, 1806. aad the last publi
cation thereof is Thursday, the 27th day
of July, 1906, and thh summons Is to lie
puDiisnea on every rnursasy or eacn
week fjr a period of six itucceanive
weeks hetweeu said dates.
Tnls summons la published bv order
of Hou. Thomas A. McBrids, Judge of
said Court, made in Chambers In said
cause on the 14th day of June, 1806.
' Ill . O r CbV'l lllfr
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sheriffs Sale.
Notice Is hereby given, that by virtue of
Aiiacuioeni a.xecuuon iseuea out or anil
under the seal of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for the County of Wash
ington, dated the 13th day of June, lfluft,
in favor ot aura a. Lewis, a corporation,
plaintiffs: and against Fred Verbauwhede
snd Nathalie Verbauwhede, defendants,
for tbe sum of $35.00 coats, and for the
further sum of I10ft.76 with interest there
on from tbe 9th day of June, 1906, at tbe
raw of 6 per cent per annum, to me di
rected ana delivered, commanding me to
make sale of tbe real property hereinafter
orocnoea, i nave leviea upon ana pursu
ant A ,,BK..n, v....!.., T III
- ... . ... AWU.W, 1 , i ,
on Monday, the 24th day of July, 1906, at
the South do?r of tbe Court House tn
Hillaboro, Washington County, Oregon,
at tbe hour of ton o'clock a. m. of said
day, sell st public auction to tbe highest
bidder for cash In hand, all ol ths follow
ing described real property, lying, being
and situate in Wasnlneton Count v. Ore
gon, and more particularly described as
folows , to-wlt:
The West half of the Northeast quarter
of Section 1. T. 3 N. K. S W. of the Will.
Mer., containing NO acres, to satisfy the
hereinbefore named sums and for the
coMa and expenses of sale and said writ.
Data ssie will be msue subject to re
demotion ss tier statute of Ore von.
Dated at Hillsboro, Oregon, this 15tb
nay or June, wuo, 1
JOHN W. CONN ELL.
Sheriff of Washington County, Oregon.
ny r . 1. a.sne. ueputy
H. T. Bsgley, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate
Notice Is hereby given thst. by virtue of
sn order ana aeeree or tne uounty uourt
of Wsshington County, Oregon, made
and entered on May 20, 1906, the under
signed administrator ot ths estste of
Charlotte Grace Myers, deceased, will on
Mondsy. August 7. 1HU6. st the hour of 10
o'clock of ssid dsy, st the south door of
tne court nonse in nniiooro, ur, gon,
duly sell at public auction to ths high
est bidder, for cash in band, the follow
in described real estste. to wit:
An undivided one-elgh'h interest in 1
acres or land in forest Hrove, wanning
ton County, Oregon, snd which is de
scribed sa follows:
Lot I snd the Kast half of Lot 4 Block 39,
ana iiot 4, buck as, rorest urove, Oregon
FRANK S. MYERS.
Administrator of ths estate of Charlotte
Oraee Myers, deceased,
-Benton Bowman. Attorney for Estate.
FIR WOOD 92.00 PER CORD
While it lasts, or until further no
tice I will sell my fir wood in four
feet lengths at the above price de-
limed in or about the center of
Hillsboro, or an equivalent haul
This is first growth first-class wood
I will furniab 16 inch lengths for
92.65 aa heretofore.
Terms of payment, cash upon
delivery of wood.
Order" can be sent by telephone,
Farmers 356; or by mail, Routs 4,
Hillsboro.
, , , AlrWIT.N. Rtahiwt ,,-
PRICES
on
MILL FEED
Compare these prices
with what you have to
pay for mil! fml elsewhere:
Cracked corn, $1.40, ct
Wheat
Shorts
Middlings
. 1.30
t
23.00, ton
26.00 "
Rolled Barley 26.00 "
Bran 0.00
Good Seed Oats (or sale
We also have a small
quantity of seed wheat
ami seed barley ou hand
Both 'phones.
Climax Milling Co.
Hilkboro, Oreqoa
Notice ol Final Settlement.
Notice la hereby given, that the under
aigiied haa Died her final account In the
matter of the ettale of ileo. failey, de
ceased, in the I'oiiuly Court of the HUte
of Oregon, for Waahltitftnii ('ounty, and
aid Court wt ba Monda. the am day
of July, 1WK, at the Count Court room iu
lllllaboro, Oregon, at the hour of leu
o'clock a. in. or Mid day aa the time and
place for hearini; olijet tioiia lo aid tinal
account and lor the Bnal MUieuumt mt
I UCo. K.
Uauley, Attorney for Admluts-
tratrix.
SUMMONS
IN THK CIRCUIT COUKT OK THK
HTATB OP OBEUON. FOK THK
COUNTY OK WASHINGTON
Louisa Smith, I'lalnlirT,
rs
Jack Smith, Defendant.)
To Jack Huiliii, cm if mi en 1 r
In llu n .... r Ik. Ul.l. r rfcMi.n .11,,
ars hereby uotilled that the plaintiff here
in baa tiled a complaint against you in the
above entitled court snd cauw and you
are hereby required to appear and anawer
ths aald complaint on or before the last
day of the time prescribed by the order of
lubtlcallon hereof, to-wlt: on or before
he 7th dsy of July, A. O. 1!W. snd thst
if you fsil ao to answer ths complslnt or
file some appearance herein the plaintiff
will cause your default to lie enteral snd
will apply to the court for the relief pray
ed for 111 the complaint. U- wit: for a de
cree forever dissolving ths bonds of mat
rimony now existing between the plain
tiff and defendant snd stick other relief ss
the court may deem equitable and proper.
The dateol the first public ation ol thia
summons is Ttiurwlay, the Ifttb day of
of June, IflUTt, and the lait publication
thereof Is Thursday, the 27th day of July,
1H0A, and Ihis summons in to be publish
ed on Thursday of each week for a period
of"dx weeks between said dates.
This summons is published by order or
Hon. Thomas A. McHtlde. Jndxe of ssid
court, insde in Chambers In aald csuse on
ths liMb dsy or June, A, 1). iwn.
CHAN. J. (HjllNADKL,
Attorney for Flsintiff.
Administratrix Notice
Notice la hereby given, that ths under
signed bss been by ths Oounty Court of
the Bute 01 Oregon, tor wasbington roun
tv, duly appointed Adintnitratrii with
the will annexed nf the estate of N. n.
Howell, deceased, and has duly uusllned
and entered upon the discharge of her
dnlies as such.
Now therefore, all persona having claims
sgainst ths estste of N. . Howell, de
ceased, are hereby required to present the
same to the undersigned at the Uf Oftlos
of Geo. K. Bagley Tn Hillsboro, Oregon,
togetber wttn proper voucners, wnnin sti
niontns from tne uate nereor.
Deled June I'J, Itlu5.
ELIZABETH II. LA 1)1).
Admlnlstrstrix with the will annexed of
tne esuue 01 n. n. noweu, ueceaimi.
Geo, K, Bagley, Attorney for Adminis
trate 1.
SUMMONS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Of THK
BTATE Of OKKOON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
F. Hiiguenln snd L, Uuguenln,
I'laintifls,
vs.
John Rohart, Emms Jobe, Nettle
Smith, (ieorge Morrow, Jessie
Kempfer and Jsy t. Mead,
Oefendants.
To John Tlohart, Emma Jobe, Nettle
Hmith. George Morrow. Jessie KeniD-
fer snd Jsy V, Mend, the above named
defendants
In the name of the state or Oregon, you
and each of you are hereby reiiclred to
appear and anawer the complaint tiled
herein within six weeks from the (late of
ths first publication of this Miimtr.ons,
snd if you fsil so to sppear and answer
lbs complaint, the plaintiff's will spply to
tbe Court for ths relief prayed for In tnsir
coniDlalnt. to wlt
That tbe defendants, snd each of tbem,
be bsrred of sll right, title or interest in
and to the following described real estate.
situate in Washington County, Oregon, to
wu
.'Lot 12 of and In Rohart's sub-division
ss appears on the otliolsl plat In the nfiins
nf the recorder of conveyances of Wash
ington uotinty, Oregon, asm lot oontsm-ins-
10 seres, snd for such othor snd fur
ther relief as to the Court may sppesr
equitable. ,
The date of ths flrHt publication of this
summons is ths IHth day of Ma v. ltWi.
and the order authorising the service of
this summons by publication is dated
May 16. 1906. snd reuiilres you to appear
ami answer on or before the expiration of
six weeks from ths date of tbe first pnbli
cation.
This summons Is served upon yon by
publication bv order of the Honorable li
A. Rood, judge of the County Court of the
Btate of Oregon for Washington County,
by an order made and dated at Chambers
at Hlllslxiro, Oregon, on the lflth dsy of
may, iwb.
JOHN M. WALL.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
Smokers like tbe Schiller and the
Excellenoia, These cigara are of
the beat Hock. You can't fool an
snrinOw fin a rr.A !.- .. f
tmlafttaumwHt
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Zf?e W. J. Benson Co.
Has tuMcd to the business in their
New Quarters ou Main Street,
STEAM AND
GASOLINE
Agent for Valvoline Cylimler
Maciiiue Oils, tast
numbing aupilite, steam nml paoline rniimi tut kiti,
fine g,rdt of Habliitt metals; oile, in one and live gallon
rttns; wa-te and tHinipouni!, atr-ant and wu'i r valve i t nil
kind, fittings and lp. I.argr mitily i( lttlrii'atrs snd
injectors for mill ami traction ei gii.es
Pitcher
und
Force
Pumps
Main Street,
I MsWHsWirarlW
We want Your Trade
And We Buy
Your Farm Produce
Our stock of tlenersl Merchandise all!
saswer your wants. Our dry goods sre
of tbe best u,uelily, sad our boots snd .
shoes escsl. We tea suit you. l'.io rr
lea uf the best, for everybody,
We Give You a Premium
For every Tea I killer t'ssh t'uivhese
we dive each customer a hoe oil
palntioe;.' We also lake Kami fnvlece
sad pay cask (ur It.
Our line of Fatal Machinery, UuKglm,
etc., will suit you aad our prices are
right. See our celebrated Kevaloae
t
Kbwir-iwvvi rust
Scholia, Oregon
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Dailey's Music Store
We liavc added new features to our Maiu Street Music
Store, and can supply you with musical iusti uincuts of t
all kiuds, from a piauo
mandolins; a splendid lineof graplioplmtics ami records.
Sporting and Baseball Goods J
Fishing Tackle, etc. We have also added a fine liue of
crockery, work baskets and fancy baskets. See our
souvenir dishes. Fine liue of pocket cutlery. Call iu
and see us.
P. H. DAILEY, Mala St.,
m
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VY, I. Cete
CATE'S
Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats of
Fish and Poultry. Vegetables iu seasou.
prices consistent with Good Business
Will handle Farm Produce.
Hop supplies a specialty.
Main Street, East of Livery,
Swetland's
Ice Cream
We handle the Famoua S wetland
Ice Cream, the bent in the market
Our Sanitary Soda Fountain in the
11 nee t in the market, cleanly and
wholesome, Our parlor are coay,
cool, and delightfully (urniHbed
Try Our Chocolates
We have the exclusive agenoy for
the RuiRell & Gilbert cam! in,
Their chocolate! are absolutely the
finest in the market.
Cigars and Tobacco
Our linei of cigars and tobacco are
standard. Tropical fruit always
on hand. (Jive us a call. We will
treat you right. We want your
custom.
Parlors on Becond Street,
door south of Wehrung's.
one
F. S.
Olsen,
Proprietor
Engine Supplies
Oils ami
".rtwlcs.
Magnet
A fine line of gitrden lione ami everylliiuK
found in such sn eeialilixhinetit. Call an. I
see ntir etifk 0HWMlr I r. Tenilesie'e
resilience Itotli phone,
HilUburo, Ore.
dowu to a bauio. Guitars. 1
Tat ol I. 0. 0. 1. Bldcj. IIHKboro i
C. f. Cat
MARKET
alt
kiuds.
Lowest
Policy,
Hillsboro, Or.
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