HILLSBORO ARGUS, JIN. 14. -1907
John Pieren, of Helvetia, wan n
Argus ctller Tuesday.
For 8le: English walnut trees. ;
Zioa Wood, at farm
J. C. Crocker was down from
Monntsindil Ttmday. j
Mies Pearl Saath vieited with
her sis'.er in TortUi-d, Monday.
John Ritter, of Helv-tU, wa
down to. the city Tuesday afie
noon.
For a good smoke try the Sob 1
W or Kscellencia end you will
try theui again and again.
Tho. Murphy, of Mniin'aindele.i
was in the county seat iuexday
afterniion.
Residence property for pale or for
trade. Located south 4 f Southern
Paci6e dfptt Wm Tipton.
Physicians i?port a rre.it many
severs cafe of coM thee days.
The maladie run all the way trom
a light sniftls to a regular brain
cracker "lagrippe
Dividends in life inursn-
shonld he paid annually. Get the
annual dividend habit. Nor bet
ter than the Maaeac bueeits Mutual
Life's annual dividend eystetu
James Stilt, District Agent.
FARM FOR SALE
I wish to sell my farm containing
K2 se.ru. ' 110 acres under cul i
vation; good bouse and hafn; (tooi
orchard Three and one half mile
south f Hillsburo and on mil
west of Farmington. For further
information applv to K. Hu?k
halter, Hillsboro, Ore , R. F D. 2.
The End of Jericho's
Famous Liars? Club
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$ v t 1 v ,
There Wat Too Much Truth la Abij&k
Goodheart Story to Continue .
Further Buiinest.
Copyright. JSOt by tht MrOlurt Xewst
paper Syntlicat.
WE had bad a Liar' club In
Jerlcbo for over five year,
aud it waa aduitned ou all
sides that It had been a
great benrttt to tbe town. It met at
tbe poetofflea every ulgbt In tbe week,
aud ou Saturday ulguts It drew farm
ers iu from five mile arouud. Many
of tbe latter would bve goue to
lKbbs Kerry to buy their groceries
but for tbe club. Tbey Just loved to
alt around aa tbe barrel and boxes
and hear tbe liar lie. aud It was cal
culated tbat their purchases at tbe
Stores amounted to over $100 a week.
In addition to tbe farmers, whenever
a peddler, a lightning rod man or a
piano agent found himself within five
miles of Jericho and night or Sunday
coming ou be made for tbe village, ao
as to be present at tbe meeting of tbe
THET MKT RIGHT At HIS CAMP AJO
fOUOBT AKD K1LLKO EACH OTBKB.
Liars' club. Strangers passing tbrouKh
aud InteuJing to simply stay overnight
at tb tavern would hear of the club
aud stop for two or three daya. Tbe
three minister of the town had aet
out time after time to break up the
club. Deacou Spoouer was chairman
aud a member of the eburcb, but when
they argued aud appealed and threat
ened to discipline lie merely replied:
"We are a club of liars, but we don't
lie to hurt any oue. Tbey are Just
slick, pleasant lies, told to.paaa the
time away aud to help along the busi
ness of the town. Take away our liars
aud we would degenerate Into a one
torse burg In two weeks."
The Liars' club bad passed Its fifth
year aud was gaining ou it all the
time When there arrived in Jericho one
day a little old man who gave his
name as Abljab Goodheart He came
to look for a relative, but tbe person
had moved sway. Mr. Goodbeart
wouldu't have stayed beyond two days
If be hadn't happened to bear of tbe
club. ' His old wrinkled face lighted
up with eagerueaa, be rubbed bis bands
with glee, a ad be wanted an iutroduc
tlon to Deacon Bpooner at ouce. When
the deacou was brought arouud tbe
two fell In with each other, aud that
uigbt Mr. Goodbeart occupied the post
of honor on tbe corner of tbe counter.
Nine of the beat liars of tbe club were
selected to give blin specimens, and as
be beard theni reel off their yarns bis
face was wreathed in smiles, aud be
said be badn't enjoyed an evening so
well In tweuty years. When the nine
liars bad finished the stranger was
asked to tell a whopper. He was
promptly willing.
' There are plenty of people yet living
' in Jericho who remember every Inci
dent of tbat story. Tbe old man was
prospecting In Colorado for gold and
remained Jo tbe mountains too long.
Winter fouud blm there, and be built
shanty aud bad beeu living on tbe
carcaaa of deer be bad killed wbeu
there came a anowslide. He was car
ried a full mile and burled under thirty
fjet of suow. JSjtne 1 lojgs lying on Jon
E. B. Tongue, on his famous cross-country mount, Oregon Kid
and blare on tip of nose, ts one ot the hnuh of these three races tbe Mil was some 01 tne cnasc was nair r,iiu
greatest steeple chasers in the West, if''ven the cup ou a score of 11 points out1 After the finish Jiitnes Nicul. f tl
not in the world, considering his inches, of 15; Racivou, second in each race, 9 Hunt Club, offered to !ck him UK.iiti
The Kid weighs but 975 when in racing points; Je'rry 5 points. ny horse on the Pacific Cant in a cn-
Orecon Kill, sii Years old. n dark out of Jnd ulace bv Kacivou. who is a and beat liU cUwst ivtm tilr in ty
chestnut with one while hind foot and son of the famous Racine, holding the half mile. The course was through thick
white feet in front, with str in forehead, world s record for of a nule. At the Drusn, sharp ami winning ir;iis an
and blare on tin of nose, is oue of theiinUhoftlie.se three races the k lit was some of the cltasc was ti;iir-r.imi
l Ml
ItlSt
KS
form. He is at present owned bv K. B. On the next Field day the Kid behaved country race tor J5 or f i.um a side
Tongue, and money will not buy mm. badly ami was beaten for the two mile ami ileclureil that w ith a K'"n'
(iminn Kid was ftia nl in 1000. his sire Hunt t ub Luauiuions 11D. Kacivou nrsi euouiMi. ne couiu win Kiiinsi nv nurst
beinif the Enelisli luuxirted stallion, and Mareuiro second. His next race in tlie world 011 a crooked. bruliv trail
Calpbumes, anil bis ilam Witv upal.'waa 011 lliantsgiving. 1905, wnen ine onaien nine course, wuii iminnn
sireil bv liin Xewiucton. a son of Wood-'Kid fell twice and vet finishH fourth 111 up. The Kid has rhunged wilh hi
burv. ilam unknown. Hie kid was ureil a liclil ot s liiorouifnureu veais, anil is now hi his im-si, riki win oe
bv J. B. Swairtrert. near Heonner. As a New Year's ilav. Iqn6, the Kid was for a nnniber of years. He Iws iiuit h
two-vear-old the Kid was started in three "beaten bv I. H. Bennett bv IS uiinutes,;boUinit when Mr. Tonuue riilis him
races, coming in last in all. He was the Kid having a head-on collision with and will follow a trail like a hound on a
beaten in Seattle bv the colts. Will Weh- Jerrv and Crawford, ridden by Blvthe new scent. II lie nmis a miniie ton
rung, J. H. Bennett, and others, and and Leadbetter. Crawford was injured, much for hint lie knows it la-fore hi-
since Mr. Tonirae has owned him he has Blvthe had his head inmreil. but the takes his leap, and he lmts Ins shoulder
beaten them all. The colt was mean. Kid and rider were not hurt, except as against it and hurls it mil of the way
sulkv. and stubborn, and would not to loss of time, and he finished second. He seems to know his limit, and risks m
make a trv for the nost. always lonkini?' l-'ibruarv 37, following, the Kid was fall. XotwithstaiuliiiK he is trartnbli
for an argument with his rider. For beaten, and Hob Proutv won, although under his owner, he still takes a deligh
these reasons he was traded at Seattle the winning horse was behind Kid until in throwing the stable mini tit the I 'or I
for ' Silver Lass, alter that hllv was the last blind. On April J the last run laud t lulj, and on .New e,irs nearl
honelesslv broken down iu the Seattle for the Kerr cup was easily m 011 by the ran away with the twom after Mr
derby. 6'Kane, owner, tried to race the Hillsboro horse. The colt was now get-'Tongue had won the cup.
Kid at Salem, but the colt was aaam tine 11110 lorni. ami on June q, iquo, nei w uu an uia races 11c buii uas 111
last in the race. J. H. Xlennett then wou the two mile Hunt Club champion- blemish on his limbs nut a pulf or ubru
bought him, but raced him with no bet- ship, easily, beating by-40 yanls Maren- sion. His legs are perfect better thai
ter success. The colt, w ith a brother, a ko, w inner of three derbies the year be-when a colt. .So great ut ms reputation
-ear older, was then sold to James Nicol, fore; J. H. Bennett, Vince, liobCrawfonl.lthat when the Master of llouniU is tol
of the Portland ndine acailcmv. Mr. Oregon Sunshine, and Kacivou. The that the Kid wins he merely kivh, mm
Tontrue's attention was called to the ThanksirivinK Cup in 1906 was easily chalantly, "same old thing.
vonncster tnrouen a man wno wanted taaen ovine ivin. aim on new ears jnereare many norse laiuierB 111 nit
him to look at the brother of Kid. Thevltay the game little racer won the T. (lub who would like to beat the Ku
went and Toneue told the stramier that Scott Brooke Cup. Since 1005 he has and some suggest,, jocularly, tlmt
the Kid would be ihe better horse of the won every cross-countrv race entered.l"chestnut" cup lie put up, awarded tin-
two when he developed, and that he I Hiring 1905 and 1906 be was entered in Kid, and then bar the little fellow from
looked the raciest, although he stood ycross-country races, in 5 of which he racing.
badl v on his knees. The stranirer didn't was first; two of which he was second,! W hue the horse is a hud one on runs
like the Kid, and would not buy the anu one, lourtn. tne niniu race ne wasami on tne nxm, ne is as gentle as
brother, owin? to Tongue s opinion Host and did not make a hnish. in tneikitten on the Acadcmv grounds, 11111
The next time Tongue saw the Kid hel season the Kid was given 31 points, no little kids can handle him in drill, flit-
was in the Thanksgiving caper chase, in other horse in the Club being given more horse knowing his positions as well as
1903, for the Kerr cup, and the Kid won. 'than 5 points jany cavalry norse in a regiment 01 cos
this being his first race where he hail
not bolted, or ran away. T. S. McKathJ
he being the man who had originally
asked Mr. Tongue's opinion on the colt,
again asked his advice, and upon it being
favorable, bought the colt. Ihe
went from bad to worse, became mean,
and no one could handle him. McKath
sentbim out to Mr. Tongue to pasture,
larger and perhaps tietter,
but they can't win against
this class of riding. Since
n the Cluli
the Kid i
the first o
Iu all cross-country races the Kid sacks. Ho far his present owner is the
carries 1H5 to 190 lbs. 25 pounds inore only person who has aucreaxfullv ilddr
than any other contestant except win the Kid. Mr. tongue says ins cross
VVchrung. He carried one pound for country successes are due to the fart th:
each S i pounds, while others carried the Kid can turn quickly; can shift h
Kid jne to each six or seven; thus snowing gait at a turn as quick as a iiacer; am
that the Kid could and did carry a handi-.that he is sure-footed, i'heie are horse
cap greater in propt rtion to his individu
ality than any other horse in the Club.
and told him he could have him if he.O'Brien paid f 1,000 for Bennett when a
wanted him. Mr. Tongne got the Kid yearling, and the horse was taken mto the year Tongue had inquiry from a Va
in October, 1904. trained him, fed him the Hunt Club with the reputation of'toria, B. (!., clubman, and a San Francis
well and had an operation performed on 'being the beat on the coast. He was co cross-country clubman, asking the
his neck. By Thanksgiving he was in boughl'lortne purpose ol beating Oregon Kid s price, hut the owner would jmv
fair form and he was entered in the Kid in cross-country races and yet the none, as he is not for sale. I'nless some
Thankseiving naoer chase of the l'ort- Kid landed him; Marengo, the year lie-lone puts up a cup for Washington
land Hunt Club. There were 32 starters fore, won Derbies in Washington, Oregon Birthday, Oregon Kid will be withdraw
and the Kid went to the bad. fighting all and nlaho at 1 miles and yet he has 1 from the cross-country chases for the
the way, breaking the saddle, but finally repeatedly been beaten bv the Kid; present and a cup offered, the Kid not
got down to business and was beaten Kacivou, Boo Crawford, and vince were to be in the lists.
from 2 to to feet. The next race wasall racehorses of high ability, and win-l The Kid is n favorite with all who lov
on New Year's. 1905, for the Shogren ners generally, but the little chestnut a thoroughbred, and a horse that is game
Cup, and the Kid won. On W ashing-owned ny Mr. tongue, snowed mem nis ont it is very doubttul il the young fel
ton s Birthday was the second race lor neeis on tnese neart-oreaaing, long cross
the same cup, and Die Kid won over a country chases. There are today about
liirire field. On Anril o. ioo;. the Kid 40 thoroughbred race hones in the Port-
was second, being beaten by Jerry, a land Hunt Club, and the Oregon Kid has
horse bred by Mr. Tongue, and ridden headed them all . in the recent New
by Jos. Muehe, the Kid just being nosed Year's race he led from start to finish
low could have won his many champion
ships with other riders, as he foiigjit
them all. The rider and the horse make
the team that lias outrode and ontra
everything iu the thoroughbred class
Muni t lull circles in the .Northwest.
tlou with a dally uewper a clroula-
on maiisiter. hut no siulle cam to bis
face.
The next morula It was discovered
that Mr. iMlbeart bad suimltt4
MiU uli- by hauling himself In bis room
nt (ho hirtvl. Three days later two
men from the went arrived. They
l.nniiiiit iii'-iv proof, ami the mluhitera
uiul a!) o'ln-rs hud to knuckle under
ami admit that th old uiau'a story
was gospel trs.tu. That killed the
rlclui tHHtui Iu a day aud dissolved
thv Liars' club In a week. There was
novelty iu lies, but none In truth, in
t.-i'iii'i'ii, the towu was comtcleuc
ktrU-ki'ii mid auxlotia to wak rvpai-a-tlou.
Kvery one turned out tu th fu
lu'i-ttt. a Ktuviwloii was houukt by pap
ular sulmct-lptloii, aud when It was
I'lmvd ul th bead of th old mail's
grit vp U Imre the word;
1 1. -ii lies Abljab UiMdbeart, but h
wusn t lying w lieu h luld th story
of iho suowsliiW." M. Ql'AD.
nx an.
M. Ileruaril 011 bl roturu from a
Journey was met by his .motber-ln-law,
win) liif.irinisl him that during hi ab
cn,i the tint had Uwu Kwttnl by bur-
Klur.
Hern ml -What did they taker
Mother Iu law - All! Kverytblug!
IViiiurU (looking- ut her llxedly and
KakliiK with Kreut hltlero) No,
nla. not all! Sourlrv.
Th ltaMilr ( ,
"How aluiU that eiuMgiuilt Ut
tween tholly Old ire aud Mia Biuartt"
"Thnt's died a uatural death."
What was the luatterr"
llenrl Ctlluiv, I bllve." - UalU-
more Aiurnean.
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U I'uhlie School Huildlii In IlllUbom.
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County HehiMil MuperinlemUnt.
AMD
Oregon
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UniouPacihc
S THAINH TO TUB RAAT
PKOM roilTI-AND,
DAIL1
Through Pullman standard and tourist
sleeping-cars daily to uinana, Cnlcago,
Spokane; tourist sleeping-car daily to
Kansas City; through, nil I man tourist
sleeping-cars (personally conducted)
weekly to Chicago, Kansas City, re
clining chair cars (seals free) to tbe
East dally.
of bowlders made an arch and thus
saved him. Hi gun was gone, he hud
neither blankets nor provlxlous, and he
realized that It waa impossible for him
to dig his way out. After three days
of hunger he turned to his bootn. They
lasted faiin eight days. Ho managed to
eat tbem down to the last luch, but
gave It as his opinion that they dldu't
begin with cold ehirkeu ns a steady
dlot. After three day more of gnaw
ing hunger he laid him down to die.
but Providence was looking out for
blm. A grizzly bear wag tunneling In
from ihe west to get blm, and at the
same time another was tunueling In
irom the enat. They met right at his
eamp aud fought and killed each otbei
and supplied him with food for two
hoi-He trades, several hogs aud cows
had elmtiged hands, aud Alvln Johnson,
the oldest 111 (in In the town, stood on
the steps of the poHtolftce and said:
"I'm a telliu you that a boom has
struck Jericho. It's no ephemeral
boom, founded upon the amount of cat
nip grown around here, but It's some
thin' that has come to stay and make
a second (,'hlcago of our towu. Let Us
give three cheer fur our frleud Good
heart. Hut for that lie of hi w
might have lived and died unknown tu
tin world."
The three ministers got together aud
talked It over and then sent for tbe old
num. They told lit ut that he otiglt to
tie ashamed of himself aud gave him
a general raking down. He listened
months. At the end of that time, dur-. j to what they had to say aud then re-
Ing a tbuudei-Htorni, a bolt of lightning plied:
struck the suow and bored a hole down
to blm and let him esrupe. In escaping'
be found a nugget of gold weighing
a hundred pounds and had been living
on the sale of It ever'slnce. I
Of course there were a hundred lit- j
tie Incidents connected with the story .
that I have not related. Taken alto-j truth
gether, it waa thrilllngly Interesting, (.'
and Mr. Goodbeart was given a Tote
of thanks and the freedom of the town.
He was asked to repeat the story nlgbt
after, night Wod seemed to go all
Over the country about it, and within
week there begun to be Inquiries for
vacant bouses and real estate. Within
two weeks there had been Dvs or sli
"Ci-iitli'iui'ii, I have told a story be
fore the l.lars' club. Do you receive
It a He or the truth?"
"Why, It's a falsehood pure aud sim
ple '
"Sorry to disagree with you, gentle-
null, but that story Is tbe solemn
I ran prove every Incident of
At that they grew more severe with
him and talked about warrant aud
constables, aud when he left tbem be
hud tears In bis eyes, Deacon Hpoon
er was sent around to see blm and tell
him he had better go a little slow, but
his reply was:
-"WhjJLihawtbt you all knew JfeaJJ
baa been so much lying here that I
thought 1 would slip In something
truthful for a change."
"Hay, you do It nicely!" compliment
ed tb deacou a he winked nt I1I111.
"But I ran prove the story to be
true."
"It's the slickest He I ever heard,
aud you shall receive nil credit for It.
Don't trade It oft for uny other."
Other meu complimented hltu on his
gigantic lie and winked ut him when
be declared be bad been felling the
truth, aud the iron entered the old
man's soul. He wrote letters to Col
orado, and In the 'course of a couple of
weeks be got affidavit as to tile truth
of bis story. They even sent on claws
from the feet of the hear. Bankers,
merchants aud tuiulHteis united Iu say
ing that Mr. Uoodhenrt hud never been
kuowu to tell a lie. He got all this
and much more, but Deacon Spoouer
came around and poked him Iu Ihe
ribs aud winked, aud the minister
called on blm wid suld Iliat his moral
example was dragging scores of men
dowu to perdition. 'After they lind told
blm this the old uian went to tint Liars'
club and told his story once more. lie
took plenty of time 11 ml runt; in nil the
old incidents uud u few new onus. Ho
waa listened to wilh the closest atten
tion, and when he had finished he
shook Imiiils with every liar and walk
ed a way wilh a mournful face on him.
Several parties tried fo chew blm. up
fey Jabujjtuabejmbt to et a posb
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Tickets via this route on sale at all depot
omce-s 01 inn ouutnru rac-ino i;o,
W.M. McMURRAV,
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Administratrix' Notice
Notice is hereby given, that I. the under
aigiind, have lietm by the County Court of
the (Slate of Oregon, for Washington
County, duly appointed AdmlnlNtrator of
the estate of Hainuel Evarltt. deceased
w ith the will of said deneaaed annsied.
and have duly qualified as such. Now
therefore, nil paraons having claim
against said estate are hereby notified to
present Hi same to me with proper
voucnetsat tne law nmosorw. N. Bar
rett, in HlllKboro, Oregon, within six
iiiniiiiiH (nun the date hereof.
Dated this 17th day of January, 1B07,
JOHN M. HUOWN.
Administrator v.lth the will annexed of
(SHtiitifii r.verltt, deceased,
W, N. Uarrntt, Attorney for Katate,
Closing out sale in millinery on
Corner Third & Main, in, front ol
tbe Dr, Tamiesie residence.
Millinery Sale
I put my goods ou sale for the first
time this seasou. Now is the time
to buy. I will h.ne out it lot of
Ncw and Fashionable Hats
at sale prices,
good until the
This oiler hrtld
toth of NovciuIkt.
GERTRUDE K1RKWOOD
Above L. M. Hoyt's Store
HOP GOLD BEER
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ON DRAUGHT
W. E. McCOURT S
Second Street, Opposite Courthouse, tlllUboro
J
When You Buy Shoes
Buy Good Shoes
A V'mt Line of I'.mcy Slipju'is for Men.
The best shoe in the m.ukct is the Till
Kinney shoe for nirii. Also a line line
for boys, also school .shoes. The kst
heavy work shoes for men. Rubbers for
men aud Itoys, at
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STATE Or OREGON, FOH WASH.
IHOTON COUNTY
Obrtat t. K. von tAdlaen, I'lainliil, 1
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Annie AlfrMa Ton Aillge, IWmnUiit.l
To Annie Alfrleda von Ladlae. defiuul.
aut above itainni.
In th naoi .if th Btal of Oreion. vmi
ara hrhr notlllel that th HlaiutlfT liorr-
Iu na tiled a oomiiiuit airal'mt you In
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lb ahov iilltld t!oiirt and eviiM, ntl ) Sheridan l'ljcr
A row RrH)r)g-r train rrhtduls is
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I Sheridan l-'lyer ....
Kurctt f.rove lueal
I or latitat overland. , ,,.
Arrive from Portland
Coivallia ovetlaud
oreal Grove local,, , , .,
6 46 a, tn.
yoj 1. u.
1 41 p. m.
4:31 P- n.
yon ar brby requlmd U iiixmr and
nwr me iaia oouipiaini or lile mmi
appoaranee thereto on or before: thn lat
day preniia ty in order or piiiilli H
tlon hereof, to-wit: On or In fore the llf.
taenth day of March, lm7, and II you fail
o to appir and anwr th complaint or
Sle ome appearanca herein, thn Vlliillir
will earn vour dfault to b enlered ami
noted and will apply In the i-ourl fur tin-
MMM& ..- I.. UMI. i- ...... . .
iviihi wmi , , 1 'i.iiiiruiiiiL. ill ... . . ...
wit A dMinie rravr illuidvitio ' Mlttldnn I'lyrr.
bonds of niatrliuoiiy now ntiatiuK ho
tween you and the Plaintiff and for inch
other railef aa to the Court may iem
propr.
The date of the lint publication of tlih
auromon la th 24tb day of January,
I9U7 and Mil luniinon i to he pulillalieil
on every Thnrmlay of each weok for a
period of all auceewiiv week bntwoi'ti
Id date.
Tbiluinmonla puhllnhnd by or.h.r of
the Hon. Thomwi A. Mcllnile, Juduuol
the above entitled Court, mad in Cham.
bar thin Wnd day or January, Klo7.
Chu. J. Hchnabel,
Attorney for Flaiiitlir.
. K:4i . nt.
n:o7 p. nt.
I" lib p. 01.
m.
I'orent Grove local 6:7 p
LeaviiiK roitlaml
Corvallix nveiUml 7:.OS.
I'rrcut Grove lot-l., u :iw .
Shrriilau Hlyer 4 lop.
b'orral Grove local 5; jo p.
Arrival In Portland
l-'oiest Grove local .......
na.
ui.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK TIIK
BTATR OP 0KUU0N, FOH TDK
COUNTY OK WAHHINQTON
Oeorue Hchulmerli'h snd A. 8.
HbcTl, 1'lalntifl'a,
' v.
OreRon A California It. K, tioui
pany, a Corporation, aud M,
L. Faxon, Defendant.
To M. L. Paion, one of the ahov iiainwl
Defendant:
In tbe lutin of the Btaleol Oregon, vuu
ar hereby commanded and ruiiilrml to
be and appaar In the above nntll loci Court
and answer the oomplaint filed auaiiiHl
you in th above entitled enure on or lie
fore the expiration of nix ((I) weiikn from
th date of the tint publication of thl
wunimon. In tbe Hillatinro ArKtia, the
flrat publication thoreof, beuifr on the
20tb (lay or Deo., 1INM, to-wlti On or be
fore the 311 day of January, 11107, and you
will plea take notice that if you fnil
to appear and anawer ald complaint the
PlalntlH will take a decree aralnat you,
adjudging and deoreeing tbat they are
the owner in fee Mmple of all of the Went
4 of th Northeast quarter of Hoodoo 'B,
t. 8 N., R. 8 W., of the Will. Mar., eon.
talnln eiKhty (H0) acres, free from any
and all claim, right, title and Interest
made by you, and that you be forever
liarrsd and precluded from claiininx any
right, title or Intereat therein or thcrtito,
and for uch other and further deoren a
I'oreal Grove local
Corvallis overland
The K(renl Grove
carry lni((Ke,
oral
H:oo a. ui.
10:10 a. tn.
3:50 p. to.
6:50 p. m.
does not
may b neceaaary and ppoiier.
Tin uminon 1 served upon you I.y
publication, by order of Unnnri'lilc J. w,'
Ooodin, County Judge of WaahiiiKton
County, Oregon, made and dated on the
law aay 01 uecemner, luuu,
BAOl.KY A rfARR,
Attorney for Plalutiir.
Notice of Final Seftlemant
Notlci. la licrcliy given that the undar.
ltiiHd, Hilniliilntiutnr of the estate of Cln
tha A. lturrln, deceased, ha tiled hi final
account as such administrator, and that
the County Court ha lined Monday, Jan
uary Kl, ltwr, st Ihe hour of ten o'clock .
111., of said day, nt the court room In Hills
boro, Oregon, as Iho time uiul pc( for
hearing ohjccliuna 10 said dual account
and f..r the final HMttlomont of said utat.
. 1 , ' HYAN,
A d ni Inlsl rator of t lit) estate of Chitlia A.
Uiirris, Ihmeased,
II, T . HiiHloy, aitornny fur the adgilnl-.
trator, "
SUMMONS
IN THK (I HC I! IT COCIIT OF THK
STATE OH'OIIKOON WITHIN AND
Kilt WAHIIINUT0N COUNTY
Oeorge Turplii, I'laintlir.)
vs. ' 'J.
Anna Itankiii Turpln, lltifiindant.)
To Anna Kankln Turpln, the above
naiiicd licimuliuil:
In the iiauifl of the fltate or Oregon, you
ar hereby ciiiiiiiiitnileU and rnqulred lo
appear In the above entitled Court and
caiisn. 011 or linf.irn the expiration or tlx
wenkajroui th iluto of the llrst public,
lion ot this MiiniMims in the IilnMiro
Argiisi the llrst puhlhtatlon thereof helng
Deceniber H, Hkni, to-wlt: On or before
January lilli, UKI7, and answer theooin
plaint therein I. t.-.l hi- ill, H yoii and you
will please hike mil Ice that r ) ff i0
o, Hy"!ir suswsr said coinplnlnt, the
IMuliitiM will apply to Ore Court for th
relief prnyi d fur in I ha complaint, UiWll:
l- or a ilec.rne dlssulvlng tliu marriage Oou
tract ttxlsting liutweou the nlalntlll aud
dnfnndnnt, upon the ground of duieitloii
and lor other equitable relief)
This suniinoiiH ia served upon you by
piilillcatiiiii by ordor of lion, T. A. Mo
Undo. JiulfHoftliiiahipvenntllled Court,
J'Tliuu" "'!,) '" 0"'" l'"r'' "eeoinbr
' HAOLRY & HARK,
Attorney for rialullft.
liuy your pchool
Cormick's.
tablets at Mo-