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HILLSBORO ARGUS, MARCH 14. 1807
Fresh Garden Seeds At John
Dennis.'
R. II . Walker, of near Cedar
Mill, waa in the city Tuesday.
G. W. Baker, of Beaverton, was
in the city Saturday, paying taxes.
J. II. Davis, of Mountaiadale,
waa a county seat visitor Saturday.
Aleo Todd, of above Forest
Grove, waa in the city Saturday
J. N. Flippen, of Bacona, was
down to the bounty capitol, batur
day. V
C. C. Hancock, a merchant of
Cornelius, was in town Saturday,
paying taxes.
J. B. Walker, of Beaverton, was
up Saturday, the auest of his
mother, Mrs. Mary Walker.
Herman Collier, secretary of the
Scholia Telephone hoe, was in town
Saturday.
Mies Meryl Whitcomb has taken
a position as central in with the
Pacific States' telephone people
Lawrence Dixon, in charge of
' the West Union school, was in the
city Saturday.
Chris. Peters, formerly of Corne
lius, snd who died at Portland on
March 6, was 63 years of age.
Thurston Buxton, of Foreat
Grove, was down to the Grange
meeting Saturday.
A. N. Cutting, of near Kinton,
was up Saturday, and presided over
tbe Orange meeting.
Ulrich Fuegy, of Phillips, was in
town Friday, and made the Argus
omce a call. "
jo tin Ireland, or Ureenvule, was
in the city Saturday, paying taxes
and greeting friends.
John Carlson and Mr. Moline, of
north of Reedville, were in the
city Tuesday, and called on the
Argus.
Vm. Monner, of Gales Creek
was in town Tuesday. Notice of a
a . .
saie at me monner place appears
in another column.
Our line of spring dress goods
have commenced to arrive from
New York. Come and see them.
Schulmerich Bros. .
D. F. Kuhn, formerly of Buxton,
and now residing at Doty, Wash.
in ljewis county, wnere there is
some big timber, waa over the first
of the week.
Biggest shipment of corn ever
received in Hilleboro, at the Cli
max Mill store. Get in and order
your land plaster early.
Louis J. Francis, of below Tuala
tin, was up to the county seat Sat
urday. Mr. Francis is one of
Tualatin's Grange supporters.
For sale: Some grade Jersey
dairy cows, $40 to $60 each, 3J
miles south of Scholia on Newberg
roaa. r. a . bxinner, both phones,
Adam Treber, of Linton, and
formerly of Phillips, was in town
Friday, and while in the eity mads
ma annual call at tbe Argus omce,
Thoroughbred Buff Leghorn eggs
lor sale, az.uu per letting of 15.
Inquire at residence, 2 doors north
of Baptist church. Mrs. J. P
Magruder.
Grant Dowbing has gone over to
Lincoln County, and will go into
the farming and stock business at
Summit. The family goes to join
mm tois wees.
We have ordered a car load of
wire fence direct from the factory
We can save you fire per cent, on
same u ordered immediately
Schulmerich Bros.
C. F. White and wife were down
from above Gaston, the last of tbe
week.. Chas. is one of the old
pioneers of this section, and for
merly resided near Glencoe.
Mrs. Go wan will be at the green
bouse in South Hillsboro every
Thursday until her stock of
shrubbery, bulbs and flowers are
said out Come early to get the
best bargains.
Mrs. J. F. Ulm, whose huBband
was killed near Beaverton ten days
ago, was in tbe city Saturday. She
is now residing at Graham, to
which place she was moving when
her husband met his death.
There will be a basket social at
the West Union school bouse. Dis
trict No. 1, on Saturday evening,
Marcn za, imii. Proceeds to be
used for the benefit of tbe school.
Ladies, please bring baskets.
Rousing program.
J. A. Thornburgh, cashier of the
new bank at Forest Grove, was in
the city Monday evening. Mr,
Tbornburgn states tbat the new
institution is doing a flattering
business considering tbe time it
has had its doors open.
There will be a dance at Alpha
Hall, Cornelius, on the evening of
April 6. Good order is insured
and a fine time promised Floor
managers, Ora Cook and C E
Reilinav Music by Walkers' or
nhMtra. Numbers. $1. supper in
cluded. L. E. VanLum and E. H
West. '
J. a. Hobbs has received word
that within the past month two of
bis brothers have passed away
One was Frank "Hobbs, aged 63,
.nil hn for fourteen years was
R-liter of the United States Land
oSos at Salt Lake, Utah. The
other was a younger brother, who
redded in Massachusetts. These
the first deaths in a large family
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REAL ESTATE
City and Country properties in Oregon, Washington,
IdaKo and Montana, for sale or exchange.
Idaho wheat lands in exchange for Valley lands.
Hillsboro Office, Main Street, opposite the Tualatin Hotel
R.. L. Cate is better equipped to mahe quicK sales of Hillsboro property than any
other real estate dealer in 'the state
FIRST, BECAUSE Mr. Cate's Portland office advertises extensively, both locally
and throughout the Middle West, and secures many inquiries for
farm properties daily.
SECOND, BECAUSE Mr. Cate's Hillsboro office is in charge of a live young
. " man, who has been for many years a resident of Washington County,
and Knows that district thoroughly.
THIRD, BECAUSE the two offices worHing in harmony, mahe an effective sales
organization -which cannot be duplicated.
R. L. CATE
226 Stark St.
Portland, Ore.
HOP GOLD BEER
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W. E. McCOURT S
Svcond Strstvt, Opposite. Courteous, Hillsboro
When You Buy Shoes
Buy Good Shoes
A Fiue Liuc of l'aney Slipvrs for Men.
The best shoe in the market in the Till
Kimicy shoe for men. Also a line line
for hoys, also school shoes. The U-st
heavy work shoes for men. Rubbers for
men ami loys, at
J. C. GREER'S
SUMMONS
IN THR t'llUTlT CoUIlT OK TIIF.
BTATK Olf OKKUO.V. KoK W A H 1 (
lNtlTON COt! ST V
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Executor's Notice
Nolle., is hereby given Oml lb under
liriu'l has been l.jr the I 'mini v Cofrt tf
the N(nie of Oregon, lor the Comity of
WnhtiiKt.in, duly appointed and oh
lirmixl, mnler date of January isj;, as
termor ol tint l, w ill end Inaiameiil uf
lnri Alum IVIi-rii, deceased, and that ,s
tun. tluly ynhiie.l a such etrculnr.
Sow , Hi, rulnrr, nil persona lmvlli(
elslnm ugalimi the rslale of the aniit Ann
Miirla I'clcrs, dei-essed, are. hereby r-
pumi mm rcoui-MiM 111 prevent I III) i
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Christ F. K. vim Udlgeii. I'lmnliil,
vs.
A mile Alfrlrda von jdlge. Defends
To Annie Airrimla von I ndlgrs, defend-
nt wtMiva named.
In the name. .f the Hlate of Oregon, you
. r hamtiv ltntllirtl that tliM IMaliilktf liri. '
til Iim fllmt a complaint again! you III!"1' proper vouchers kIU.'I.kI, t.i nm at
thlHiviititlHl Court uml cnimH, anil 'I"' "" "f Jolm M.Wnll.tii Hill,.
jroo mn hereby rniulrnl to npt.nr mul ; '",r". "f 'y rtili.n. In tlt r
uumir tliu Mitt minoliiiit nr I li mniiii ! I'lm t f Nnilli 'ormil Orov. t)rinni
apiwarauiw thereto un or helore tlie lnl : I It K 'It K II K It S V ItllM,
Uy iireacrllMHl Uf tlieorilerof iiit.tm-! Kuwuior ir Id Ibf.1 will kih tulnient
lion liereor, U-wtl; On or lfor tlie Uf-! "'" ivier. i!. -e,.,
iMiilh ily uf Miirrli, IHU7, nml If von lull
o to ix'r nl iiiwrr the eoiii)iiint or
Argus and Oregonian, $2. j
Next Sunday is St Patrick's Day.
John Ibacb, of above Greetmlle,
was in the city Friday, payiug
taxes. ,
Paul C. Long, who is running an
engine for tbe Hill road at Van i
courer, was in town Sunday. j
F. E. Wataon, Western Union
operator at Wood burn, was tb
guest of Pratt Victors one day last
week.
Mr. and Mrf C. U. McClure, of
near Sherwood, were in the city
Saturday, and called at the Argus
office.
Stewart Vaughan, who for years
hag lived near Tualatin, and who
is moving to McMinnville, was in
the city Saturday.
if. Purdin, formerly of Banks,
and now of Portland, was out and
spent 8unday with relatives and
friends, returning Monday morn
ing. The Hillsboro Co operative Com
pany discovered recently that they
bad been paying taxes for a number
of years on the upper part of tbe
property built by them, and oc
cupied and owned by tbe Grange
As the law exempts the Grange
society from taxation the company
asked tbe county court for a rebate
and the teat little sum of $138 56
was refunded them.
A big team belonging to tbe Ore
gon Nursery Company ran away
on Second Street, Saturday morn
ing, starting from tbe postofficp,
and running down Second, turning
to the left at the foot of tbe Street,
and finally were stopped at the
Rroeden place, in North Hillsboro.
Outside of scattering a few sacks of
walnut seed and some lumber, and
the breaking of a line, there was no
damage.
We have just received a carload
of Utah Land Plaster. Also a full
supply of blasting powder. If you
want salt, remember that we have
just received a carload. Anderson
& son, Reedville.
If you want to tile your place,
get figures from the Groner &
Rowell Company, of Scholia. We
are tbe largest manufacturers of
drain tile in the county, and have
sold our product far and wide. If
you are going to build in the Spring,
get our figures of brick, building
blocks etc. We also furniBh lum
ber, rough and dressed, of alK
kinds, and deliver if required, in
sufficient quantities. Address us
at Hillsboro, R. F, D. No. 2.
The weather of last week was de
lightfully springlike, but the first
of the week tbe rains cooled the
temperature considerably. This
bad the effect of keeping back the
fruit, which was getting a trifle t o
far advanoed for tbe season. Mr.
Hunteman, who has a peach or
chard Southwest of town, says be
baa fine prospects for a good crop if
tbe frost doea not hit bis trees
while in bloom.
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A lady about seventy years of
sge, and residing near Mountain
dale, was out last Friday, just to
see if the salmon trout had made a
run up Dairy. A large oue bit and
tbe lady pulled bim out, clear to
Banks, when bis ealmonship flop
ped off the hook. In making
a re cast of her hook into the
stream tbe fish book caught in her tl
hair, entering ber scalp, where it
luugeu umu ur, a. vt. rney went
out and extracted tbe unwelcome
visitor. The lady i a great trout
catcher in season, but avers that
there was no trout bait on the hook,
when she bad tbe miBhap and, as
a matter of fact the trout are yet
down in the lakes and bayous.
J. W. Jackson, of Glencoe, waa
in town Tuesday. Mr. Jackson
has been offered $25,000 for some
Portland property that three or
four years ago would not have sold
for more than $5,000. '
Senator E W. Haines, of Forest
Grove, and who was president of
the senate at the session just closed,
was in the city, Tuesday, on busi
ness. The Senator seems to have
withstood tbo conflict in fine shape
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A TRAVEL NOTE
The Knights of the Maccabees and
tbe Ladies of the Maccabees will
hold their fifth triennial state con
vention in Portland on April 15
The Southern Pacfiic will sell
round trip tickets for one and one
third tbe regular rates. for the oc
casion. Parties of over ten attend
ing baseball games, etc., from one
station can also get the same rate
from the road.
For Sale or Lease
Small hopyard 3 miles southwest
of Laurel. Call on or address,
Wilkes Bros., Hillsboro, Ore.
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCriT COURT OP THE
BTATK OK ORKGON, FOR
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Reinliolil LeoDhnnlt, Plaintiff,
VS. f
Mary TiConhardt, Defendant.)
To Mary Leonliardt, defendant above
named:
in the name of the State of Oregon, you
am bewby notified tbat the plalhtllT hat
ti led a complaint againut you in tha above
entitled court and cause and you are here,
by required to appear and aimwer the
aald complaint or tile aoine appearaiu
thereon on or before tha last day pre
scribed by the order of publication hereof,
to-wit: On or before the 0th day of
April, l!K7, and If you fail ao to appear
and answer th complaint or Hie some ap
pearance herein, t.ie plaintiff will cause
your default to be entered and noted and
will apply to the court for the relief pray
ed for in &aid complaint to-wit: A de
cree forever dissolving the bonds of mat
rimony now exinting between you and
plaintiff and for such other relief as to tbe
court may seem proper.
The date of tbe tint publication of this
summons is the 14th day of March, 1907,
and tills summons is to be published on
every Thursday of each week for a period
of six successive weeks between said
dates.
This summons is published by order of
the Hon. Thomas A. McBride, Judge of
the above entitled Court, made In Cham
bers this 12th dav or Marcb. 1H07.
CUVS. J. SCIINABEL,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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56b Farmers' Mutual
FIRE RELIEF ASSOCIATION
of Portland, Oregon
Held its Annual Meeting January 16, 1907, at tie
Logus Hall.
THE ANNUAL STATEMENT
Firsti Amount of piojwrty nt risk Ice. jt, 19115
Amt of risks added during the year
Amt of risk cancelled during; the year
Net amount of risks Itec. 31, 191
largest amount on any one risk '.
Second, Amount of cash rereived with applications,,
Amt of caitli received from assessment..
1545,040 00
3.14. km 00
ao,595 00
749, J97 00
J.cou 00
i,6 aa
637 47
Total income t ,883 50
Thirdi Amount paid for losses during the year.,
Amt paid ollicers, directors and agents
Amt of all other expenses
J6o 63
953 75
at j bo
Total
expenditures $'.77 ai
Fourth, Amount of cash on hand
Amt of unpaid premiums
fill a8
9" J
Total assets
Fifthi Liabilities, none.
Respectfully,
J. J.
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KERN, Secretary,
The advantages of this Association in compar
ison with others of a similar character are:
citiks, and can, therefore, not tie
pass by
1. We insure not in thk
affected by large con llagrations.
a. We insure on i.v Tint tiKST farm ntitl.iilNCH, and
oui snacKS and nouses wall stovepiiies through the roof.
3. Our assessments can only lie t'SKn to pav i.osshs and not
for expenses.
4. We insure no business woi-urtv, no stores, no factories, no
saloons, no hop houses or fruit driers,
5. We take care not to ovf.r-insi'kK, sticking to the "two
thirds" clause of the value,
6. Our meetings are held in the City of Portland, the business
center of the state, where tiiemliers can kasii.y attknd and keep the
institution i'ndkr control, so that it sham, nkvkr bkcomr a
craft of a few,
Agents in Washington County are:
No. a.
H. C. Pf.arson, Cornelius, Ore., It. P. J).
W. J. R. Ili'.ACli, Forest Grove, Ore.
If you wish to join apply to the nearest agent
or if there is no local agent in your vicinity, send
your name and address to
J. J. KERN, Secretary,
565 Kast Yamhill St., Portland, Ore.
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SUMMONS
IN THK ClttCtUT COURT OP THE
STATE Of OHKUON FOR WASH
INGTON COUNTY
Dora M. Nfiwman, I'lulntllV,)
vs,
William Newman, Defendant.)
To William Newman, tbe above named
Defendant
In the name of the Htate of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear ami answer
the complaint lileil aKainut you in tliu
above entitled suit, on or before tho Iiim),
day of the time perecribed in tbe order for
the publication of this miiiiiiiioiih, sa!d
time being six wwkH from the first pub
lication of this summons; and if you tail
so to appear and anawcr, for want thereof,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for
relief demanded In the complaint In said
suit, to-witi Kor a decree disolvinii the
bonds of matrimony and marriage con
tract existing between tbe I'lalnlilf and
younwll.
This summons is puUishod by Order
Hlllshnrs Orecnn.
of the Hon. J. W. Ooodin, County Judge
of said WasiiiiiRton County, State of Ore
gon, which order was duly made and tiled
011 the 4th iliiy of February, 11)07, and the
dale of tbe llrst publication hereof is the
an a y or etruary, 11107,
V. K. 8TRODR.
Attorney for I'lalntll!.
Notice of Final Settlement
Notice la hereby (riven that the under
sinned, executrix, has tiled in the Ooiintr
Court of the Htate of Oregon, for Wash
ington Countv. her II rial account in the
matter of the last will and testament of
David Purser, deceased, and Maid Court
lias llxed Monday, Marcb 4, 19(17, at ten a.
m an'i me court room In illllHlioro. ore
K011, as the time and place fur hearing ob
jections to said tlnal account, If any there
be, and for tbe hnal settlement ol said
estate. HANNAH PURSER.
Kxecutrlx of the last will and testament
ol ttuviil Purser. Deceased.
Dated at Hlllslmro. this 2Hth dav of
.laiiiiury, iwi,
u. t. uagiey , attorney ror tbe ezeeutrls
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tile souie appearance herein, the I'l'iiiiilit
will cause your default to lie entered aid
note. I and will apply to the court for tin
relief prayed for In sai l t niiiplnliit, to
wn: A ilirn turevnr him nviiiij me
Ih)ihI of matrimony now etlsiliiK be
tween von and the Plaintiff and tor sneli
other telle! as to the Court mny went
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llieuateor me ursi ptiiiiicauiui ni inn
summons Is ths Ktlli itny of Jummrv,
1HU7 and Ibis summons In in be piiiillalif't
on every TlinrMiay or each week lor a
period of six tucctiwivs weeks between
aid dales.
This summons Is published by order of
the Hon, Thomas A. McHride, Jiiilun ol
the atxivs entitled Court, mitde In l Iihim.
tiers this Kind day of January, !7.
1 lias, J, pcliiiiiiiei,
Attorney for I'lmniil!
of Wntia A mm IVlers, it'1
John M . tv .ill, attorney for einciitiir.
1 - t at HiihlMr... , is ;it ilsy of J Bo
unty, ',T.
Administrator' Notice
Nolle l hereby ulveii I tint I tie timlf ralicil- ,
r.t bus tsi-n nppMintml hy I lie ('mnly
Com 1 of H 'liinuuni iM.umy, tinKiin, by
nn or li r ilmd I hu villi tiny of Jsnuary,
!T, Adnilnl.tinlor ol'lliii Kotatnof jamn
Hllterulil, ii..ikv.I; and nil pnrmuis bay
1 1 ' U drum tii,'!ilnl Kui, I estate are hereby
in.un.,1 i 11. -,ui iim kiiiiis with tin
i.ropor voui'liers therefor, to me at the
l oilin. ,,1 p. , Thiibum, Hillsboro,
Washington I'limily, (Irniiun,
lialed llil id -lay of r ebriiarT. Ill7.
AKI1IMI Kit. Atluilntstrator.
uijiie, Attorney,
SUMMONS
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Administratrix' Notice
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Notice Is hereby given, that I. tlienmlcr
slgnwi, hsvt neen ny Hie 1 unity 1 oiirt in i
ths HUte of Oregon, for Wrwbinntoii 1 Ulries rro.l,
County, duly apoliited Ailmliihtraior of
the SHtate or nainuel Kvnrltt, ileceaMuf,
with the will uf said (liaMcd niineired.
and have duly qualllled as sui'li, Now
therefore, all persons having claims
agsluat said estate are hereby iiotiliml to
present the name to me with proper
vouchers at ths law mnee or w , nar
rett, in MlllslKiro, Oregon, within six
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 17th day of Junuarv, I "07.
JOlIN M. HIloWN.
Aduiinlstrator v.llli the will annesed of
Hamiiel Kverltt, diTwuwd.
W, . llarrett, Attorney lor I'.sluii',
I'll K t'lltf 1 IT COl'ItT OF TUB
M'ATF. OF OIIF.OON, I'OU
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I'lnlutlir.)
Annie Front, Defeiiilnnl.)
To AiiiiIo Frirtt, defendant above named;
In the mime of the Hlate uf Oregon!
You are hereby iiotillod Hint Hie nlsintlir
111 lias lilnl coiiiplaliit afainat you
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Executrix' Notice
Notice Is hereby given that I. the midiir
signed, have been, by the county court of
Ilia Htate of Oregon, for Washington
county, duly appointed executrix id" the
estate ol Charles Ixslch, ilocerwed, and
have duly tualllled as such. All persons
having claims against said estate nie
hereby nolllled to present the same tn me,
with proper vouchers, at the l.sw tillice
ofW, N. llarrett, In Hlilshorn, Oregon,
within six (U) months from the date here
of.
Dated this December 2(11 h limtl.
1 .0 1 j IN A I.KU II.
Kxeoutrix of tbe estate ofCliurles l.eich,
deceased.
W. N, llarrett, Attorney for Kslale,
In the ali..vr entitled cmrt and csiimi and
you urn imretiy required to apHar and
un. rt!ie f.n.l Coiiipiaint or tile soma
iippciirninii IheriH'ii 011 or before the last
niiy1re-rihi'il by he onlerof iihlteatlou
hereof, to wit: (Hi or lie lure the tf.'ml day
of March, l!7, and If you fall so to appear
ami iiiiHwer llin eoiuplnlut or llle mini
i npiwnniiici nun, I lie plalulill w III causa
! Voilf llehlllll In liwitii-f,il m ,1,1 1...I-.I .,..1
will apply to tbe court for the relief pray,
ed for in nhIiI coiiiiilniiit, tinwlt: A decree
Iniever dissolving the linuds or matri
mony now t x ii 1 In 1; laiiwocii y(M snd
ilalnlltl, ami fur such oilier rellel Jut to
Ihe court may seem proper,
Tho dale of Iho llrat piibllenllon of this
summons is llm "ih day nf February,
I:Hj7, nml Ibis siimuions In to be piihlUheii
1111 every Thursday of each week for a
period of six HUi'itwelve weeks between
mi hi dales,
This Niiiiiiiinus Is published by order of
Ike 1 1 011. Thomas A. Moltriilc, Judge of
Hie above entitled court, made In Chant
burs thl 41I1 day of February, 1117.
CIIAH, J. HCIlNAIIhX,
Attorney f,,r Plalnlifr,
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
. STATIC OP ORKOON, FOR THK
COUNT V OF WAHII 1 NUTON
Richard Ulrlci,
rialntltf.
vs.
Dt'fciidanl
the abnvo named do-
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A, II Jensen,
To A. B. Jensen,
reniiant:
In the name of the Htate of Oregon:
You are heteby commanded uml rciiuired
to be and appear in the Circuit Court of
the State of Oregon,- for Washington
County, and answer the complaint there
in tiled agaiimt you en or before tho ex-
i ration of six week from the dais of the
nrst publication of this Hummoim In I
'Hillsboro ArgtiH." the llrat publication
thereof being on the 7th day ol March.
IUU7, to-wit, on or belurn the IkiIi day of
Apr., 191)7. And you will please take
notice that if you full to so appear and
answer said complaint, tho plslntlH' will
take judgment against you for the sum of
$Bfl4.UU lawful money of the United HtarcH,
with interest thereon friuu Apr. 2. IIKIil,
atthe rateof six per cent per annum,
and for the costs and disbursements of
this action, and also a Judgment that the
following described real property, to-wit:
The North! or the Hmithwest Quarter,
and the North of the N011I bent guiirler
or Section 13. T. 3. N. It. 4 W. of the Will.
Mer , attached in the above entitled
action at tbe suit of the above named
plaintiff, be sold by the Mherlll uf WaHb
Ington County, Oregon, im upon ex
ecution, and the proceeds ol such sale
applied toward the satisfaction of plain
tin s ciaim
SUMMONS
upon which
prayed.
Tins BinninoiiH is served
JiiiIkiiiciiI Is
upon you by
publication hy order of Honorable J. W
uoouin, county
Judge of Washington
County, Oregon, made and tinted at
Hillsboro, Oregon, on March 1, 1!K)7,
which Order requires that yon nppear
and answer said Complaint on or lie lore
six week from date of the first ptiblcatlon
of this Huminous. to-wit, 011 or before
April 18, 1907.
BAG LEY & II AUG.
IUIUSUU, WIOIUUi VNVWt M
IN TliK CIRCUIT COURT OF THK
BTATK OFORF.HON WITHIN AND
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY
Mario Williams, l'lalnllll,)
vs. t .
Albert Willlunis, Defendiiiit.)
To A II. or I. Williams, Hie above-named
lli'liuidiiiit:
In the name of the Klatn of Oregon:
Von arc hereby required to appear and
arswer the complaint tiled against you in
the ttliovo-eiilllleil cause, on nr before the
liiih day or March I'm?, that lielng tbe
lastduy prescribed In the order of puhll
rallou of I bis suiiiiuons, ami ir you fall so
to appear and answer said complaint, the
phiiutlir will apply to the above entitled
cutirt fir tlie mliel prayed lor In ths com
plaint, to- wit; For a ilncree of this court
dissolving the bonds of matrimony here.
Idfnrn existing between you unit plalntlH',
and will ui-k for such other and further
relief us she may b entitled to In lbs
prcm Inert.
TliissiimniiiiiHlM ptibllebcil In the Mills,
born Argus :or six consecutive weeks by
order of the linn, ,1. W. tluodiii. Judge of
the County Court of the Hlate of Oregon,
Inr Washington County, made the iloth
day ol .limitary, IIH17, II mt publication be.
ing on the Hist tiny tit January, 11107, and
the hiHt piilillitulloii being on the 14th day
or March, l!W7.
JOHNHoN A VAN ZANTK,
Attorneys ror I'lalntitf.
DOG LICENSE
Notice ;h hereby p,ivmi that the dog
licniiBH in thin city will be payable
to me nt my iiIHob lin'tween March
1 and March 0. Dolinquenta will
nfier that, tlnio be placed in the
hamla of tho niarMhul. By order
of the City Council.
It. T, liiigley, Henorder.
.Hilleboro, Ure., February 7.
1U07.