NIUMCftO AftGUt. JULY 4. 1907
tp4 Jomntl, li ?5.
Mita SlelU Bono wu out from
Portland, 8undj.
Ltyton Wisdom, of the Rurl
Spirit, wu in the city Sunday.
Joe. Brandenberg, of Weet
Unior, wee in town Saturday.
F. W. Deleman, of the Jolly
place, waa in the city Saturday.
New ityle shirtwaieU, apnng
lice, now in from the East H
Wehroog & Sons.
About a hundred numbers were
old at the dance floor at the Shut
Park, Saturday evening.
Second hand Walter A. Wood
mower, for sale, cheap. Theo
Kitten, Farmington, Oregon.
Chat. Matthee, of near Laurel,
was in town, Saturday, accom
panied by his wife and children.
For a Rood smoke try the Schil
ler or Kxoellencia end you will
try them again and again.
Born, at Rot eland Farm, south
east of Hilleboro, June 28, 1907, to
Fred D. Adams and wife, a daugh
ter.
Walter and William Beard, of
above Banks, and Kobt. Simpson
of Buxton, were in the city Mon
day.
For ta!e or lease: Warehouse
and flour mill known as Hilhboro
Mills John Milne, Hilleboro,
Oregon.
J. B. McPhereoo, the Forest
Grove hop grower, was down to the
county seat, greetiog friends, sat
nrday.
J. W. Marsh, who has spent
of July in
Centervule,
nearly sixty Fourths
Oregon, was in from
Saturday.
The condenser has its nsw ware
house all enclosed, and the build
ing adds materially to the appear
ance of tne plant.
Peter Kelson, of West Union
who is engaged in hopgrowing as
well as ranching, was in the city
Saturday afternoon.
Smokers like the Schiller and the
Sxcellencia. These cigars are of
tne best stock. Yon can t fool an
authority on a good cigar,
C. S. Reynolds, the Mountain
dale merchant, and J. J. Schlicht
of that section, were in town Mon
day, enroute for Portland.
Ed. Wann is handling the peace
affairs at the Shute Park, this
week, having been sworn in as
marshal for the celebration.
Cedar shingles and cedar hop
poles and cedar fence posts for sa
in small or car load lots, if de
sired. Hannan & Son, Buxton.
C. W. Thrapp, manager of the
Reedville Ray hop farm of 100
acres, was in the city Saturday,
and made the Argus omce a call.
Deputy Sheriff Kane ran across
a red fox Saturday, above Dilley
near the Dethlefs school house,
These animals are very scarce in
this section.
W. J. B9nson, the machinist
and who has been working at the
Forest Grove condenser for some
weeks, was in town Monday morn
ing, for a lew hours.
Prof. Miller, the balloooniat, ar
rived in the city Saturday. Mr
Miller has made the beet ascensions
ever made in this section, and he
bss many admirers here.
T At t V m
xsew oi men uurcnell wagon
ussd lour montns, for sale, by
A. Batchelar, Hillaboro Route
just east of this city. Will also Bel
eet doable work harness.
Soholls and Laurel came in Sun
day with a baseball team and beat
the Hilleboro nine by a score of G
to 3. Forest Grove beat the Ver
boort nine by a score of nine to
two.
Theoman Anderson, aged 18
acd a native of Denmark, died at
forest Grove, Friday night, from
an attack of dipththeria. He came
from Denmark about three weeks
ago.
Woo. iDCtim. who has lived in
Washington County for fifty four
years, wsb up from Farmiogton
Saturday, and says be never in s
tLese years saw a better crop proB
pect.
. For sale: Ten room bouse in
good repair; barn; orchard; 2 lots
in tract; one block from school
house; 3 blocks from railway. Goes
for fZ,UUU; down, balance on
time. Inquire of Argus
Earl Riogle and Ray Emmott,
Who left here last Spring to become
vacqueroes, and went east of Eu
gene, are here to spend the Fourth
of J uly. The boys did finely down
there and may go back.
Watkins' stock and poultry
foods and Watkins' remedies are
what farmers and dairymen should
use for best success. Z. M. La Rue,
agent, 404 Pacific Avenue,' Forest
Grove, Ore., Pacifio Phone 294.
Elmer Mays, the Glencoe mer
chant, of Mays Bros., was in Fri
day evening, and says that all his
town needs ia a railroad to make
it one of the beat points in the
county: Glencoe is situated five
milea north of the county seat.
For sale or exchange: Cigar
and fruit stand, food established !
location, in city of Portland; will
trade for city or country property
la Washington County. A good,
pxying busTneea . Inquire of Ku
rxtfiBroi.
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F. T. Kane, deputy shariff, want
to Cedar Mill Friday, and attach-'
ed the Union Lumber Co.' mill ou j
judgment from Multnomah
County, for Aveiill i Co. The;
claim is somewhere in the npinh-1
borhood of a thousand dollars, but i
as the mill has large contracts
ahead, and an up to-date plant,
they will settle the attachment at
once, it is understood mere i-
some dispute over some machinery
that would cot make good.
Felix VcHargue, the niue year
son of J. D. McIIvgue, working on
the P. R. Jfc X. abjve Buxton, w
kicked by a colt last Thuredty,
and the hoof of the animal nearly
severed the lad's noes from his face.
The little chap was carrying water
when the accident happened. lr.
J. Bailey, surgeon for the read.
dressed the wound.
Argus readers are requested to
ook up the display advertisements'
of the Foreet Grove National Btnk
an I John E. Bailey, of Forest
Grove. Thepe two institutions have
looked up the standing of the Ar
gus a ao advertising medium and
found it to be second to none in
the territory they setk to reach.
J. B. MoXe. of below Reedville, I
was in Monday, and to show what i
forty hens will do ia six months.
submits the following: Gross ra h
received, fb .02; caeh imd for feed,
ll.STO; net proSt, $53 32. Just
imagine what a Lice little income a
man would have from a thousand
chickens, doing ai ell as this
fljca!
Notics to hop pickers: Those
wishing to pick hops ou the U-td
ville hop farm, 100 acres, one half
mile northeast of Reedville,' and
owned by A. J. Ray, will please
register at once, either iu person or
by mail. Good accomodations
Can take care of entire families.
C. W. Thrapp, Manager.
John Kamra, of Farmington,
was in town Saturday. Mr. Ktm
na has 70 acres of fine timothy, i
which stands as high as the top'
board of the fence, and which will i
go four tons to the acre. That's
goiog some and when John gets!
the ranch ia little better shape he '
can get a trade with the Argus. '
E. E. Lytle and his associates
are planning to make a big Sum
mer resort over at Tillamook, and
their tcheme involve! the exp&ndi-j
ture of thousands of dollars. The ?
coast line will be the closest of any
to Portland and the trip will l?
made in from two and oie-half to
three hours.
The Pacific States' Central is j Wanted, on P. R. A N. Grade, near
this week putting in its central iu j Ruxlon, at once, 75 teams, with
the Greear Brick, on Second Street, ; drivers. Wages, $ 1 50 on lip and
in the quarters formerly used as a ; $5.00 on whee!ers. 'Apply at
restaurant. It is stated that the -works
company will hereafter operate the
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Will Sfand the Season of 1907 as Followsi
Monday, all day, and Tuesday morning, at Milton Cady's, Laurel; Tuesday, at
noou, at Herman Boge's, Farmington; lialaucc of week at Ferd (Ironer's farm
near Scholls.
TERMS Single Service, $10t Season, $15; Insurance, 520.
Care to prevent, but not responsible for accidents.
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of Fortlnnd, Oreu'on
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75 TEAMS WANTED
Hilleboro central with a company
man.
The Hilleboro Lumber Co. has
received its gang edger, and it will
be lniUUed in course of a few days
MEW HARNESS SHOP
L. E. Gotham has opened a new
harness shop on Main Street, cp
WW IU.HIIIOU IU wuioq vi a igit uavo.r , r, , 1 .
Tki- ;n . .,.,i : posito the Grange Hall, and has
the plant, but the company cculd j p.ne ln,e of karntM, wddlen, wh.ps,
not fill the orders it could get if it lanke'B- ro6nd arT8 fin
u.a. ;n L. mR of all kinds. Also dors all
ten times its present
kinds of repair work on short no
tice. Prices reasonable, , and he
solicits your patronage. .
Reduced Round Trip Excunion Rates
to Pacific Coast in 1 907
had a mill
capacity.
Lost: Small black mare, with
three white feet and white streak
in forehead and on nose; branded
"A" on shoulder. Liberal reward.
Write or phone McCormick Bros.,
Laurel, Ore. Independent Phone.
. I During the Summer reason of 1907, re-
Clarence Young and Wife, of jduceil round trip excursion Mes will be
Riiniir, are here, spending the1'" effect from the Jia.st to the Pacific
Fourth with relatives. Mr. Young At1,,aM"u:,, British Coim"bia a,,,,
goes from here to Kertisville, Lia- r" from Chicago via direct lines to
COln County, 00 the Siletz, where North l'aetfic Coast points will bef75,
be has a timber claim on which he l nnl front Misottri River common points
has five million feet of yellow fir.
Farmers wanting gcol, heavy,
berviceable hay racks, 15 and 16
feet in length, can get them ready
made at the Wm. Fuegy black
smith shop at Phillips. Cheaper
than you can make them yourself.
Painted, 2 coats.
John Fischer, who owns the Ul
rica Haes' place, near West Union,
was in town Monday. Mr. Fischer
thinks Washington County is all
right, and he says be thinks he will
scon indues some more Idaho pen
pie to come down here and settle
N. P. Oakerm&n, of Beaverton,
Oregon, and it ho takes n active
interest in fruit tree spraying -.bis
year, was up to the city Monday
Peter J. Brown, of Latoorelle,
was in town Monday. Peter still
has a place in IJilltboro, but it is
on the market.
(Council Bluffs to Kansas City inclusive)
also St. Paul anil Minneapolis, rates will
be f a, St. Louis $69 and Denver, Colo
rado Springs and Pueblo f 50. Hates to
Spokane and points effected will be $5
l:ss than to the coast. Kates one way
via California will lie $13.50 higher than
those above mentioned. Tickets will be
ou sale daily, June 1st to September 15,
with final return limit of October
31. I907-
Account of Twenty-third International
Christian Endeavor Convention at Heat
tie, Wash., July 10th to 15th, 1907; Con
vention of Haplirtt Young People's I'n
ion, Spokane, Wash., July 4th to 7th,
1907; ('.rand Ixxlge Independent Order
of Good Templars, Seattle, Wash., July
16th to 22nd, 1907, late of one lowest
normal first class limited fare for round
trip for diiect routing with (12.50 addi
tional one way through California, has
lecn named to North Pacific Coast points
and Spokane from Chicago, St. I .on is,
Missouri Kiver and Colorado points.
Sale dates east of Colorado points, June
20th to July 12th, 1907, west, June 21st
to July 13th, 195.7, filial return limit
September 1 5'h, 191.7.
WM. MCMUItRAY,
O. P. A , O. K. & N. and S. P. Kys.
SUMMONS.
TIME TABLE
Wunderlich & Schwartz
Will do Your Pointing for you
By contract and furnish material, or you can furn
ish paint. Estimates given on all kinds of work.
Paper Hanging and Kalsomining
We make a specialty of high grade work. Call on
us and get our figures. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone, Pacific States, Nos. 194 and 453. Country
work will also receive prompt attention.
Iliilsboro, Oregon
IS THK ClltCriT COUItT OF THK
STATE OF OKKliON Poll WASH
INGTON IWSTY
Pacific. P.ailwHV A Navigation 1
Company, a Corporation, Plaintiff, ! -
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Mary 8. MoGce, Pi rvmlnnt. )
To Mary S. McOee, t tin nlnvo named
Dufondaut:
In tho name of the Stale of Oregon , you
are hereby conin.andeil and mitiinil to
be and appear in the above entitled Court
and answer the complaint therein
tiled iust you on or before thn expim.
tiou of sis weeks from the (Into of tho limt
publication of ttjis Huiuinniis tu the Hills
boro Argns, the lirxt pti iliration thereof
being May HI, PX7, twit, on or bel'oi-c
Haturday, the 0th day of July, 1U07, and
you will please take notice that if you
will pleaxe take notice Unit If you fail no
to appear anil answer said complaint, the
plaintiff will take judgment aaiiit you
condemning and appropriating to tho uhi
of the plaint I If as a rixht ot way for the
ptuper coustruotion, proper iteiuirity and
convenient operation of its lint of rail
way a right of way over a tract of land ml
uate in thn Comity of Washington ami
Stato of Oregon, owned by you and iln
Keriticd ax follows, to wit:
rleiug a portion of the Southwest niiar
Itt of Section Twenty eight, Township
Three North, Range Five Wont of I In
Will. Mer., particularly deticribeil as I'ol
tows Ay wit '
A atrip of land 100 feot wide, being W)
feat on each side of tho center line of the
Pncifio I'ailway & Navigation Company's
Railway, as surveyed, located and adojit
ed aeroHN said lands, nald center lino lin
ing dexcribed aa followa:
Ueginnlng at tho intnrHnellon of said
center lino with the ICast line of naid
Southwest quarter, at a point I II '5 1'. 1 1
North of the Southeast corner thereof;
running thence iu a Southwesterly diK'ir
tion on a 10 degree etirve to tho left, T'A
feet; thence on a spiral to the left, l-'i loci;
thence South 39 degrees Wi minutes West,
4H4.1 feet: thence on a spiral to tlierlrhl.
iWfe;-t;thenoc on a7jdegcurve to the !(, i
lSi.3 reot; I hence on a spiral to the ri'l.t,
GU feet; thence South KI degrees 61 u.in
utes West, H15.2 feet; thence ou a Hiiinil to
the lelt, IS feel; tlienee on a lU'ilegriiC
curve to the left. a.Kl tcet, to an intersex
tion with thn Houlh line of said Suulh-
west quarter, BIO feet Kail of the Houl li
ft)! low
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6:.'l n. m.
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i j:o p. tn.
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)f27 p. III.
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j Arrives from Portland
i Corvallia overland .S:i6n. tn.
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j Sheridan l ljcr
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j Leaving Poitland
i Corviillis overland
Ft rest C.m.'e local.,..,.
Sheridan Flyer
Forent (Irovc local
Arrival iu Portltnd
Forest Grove local
Sheridan l'iycr
Forest C.rova lticivl
Cofv.'illis (ci tn ii tl ,
The I'Oruft (jtovh lnul
carry Liaqitgn.
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SUMMONS
in Tin; (iiut iT cufiiT of Tin:
STATi; (IK CKKODN-, hill WA-II-
ixi n county
Pacific Kiiihvny A nvii;itllon, Co., 11 Cor
poral ion, I'luiuUfl,
v.
Tim liWmil I ru-t Co., a t nrporatioii,
lleli'iidiiiil .
To The Iieiri.il TiimI Co., lltu above
iimiH'd defeciliinl. :
l tho iimiipo of Hie Hlnln of )re;;on:
You are hereby eoiniimndi' I and leipiired
to bo mid appear 111 Hu Circuit Cmirt ol
the .Si. ite ol 'trcgon fur WiirfliiuKlon Cniin
ly and itoKK er tin.' eMiiluiul 1 herein lilml
jugiiiml you, in the almvo culitled e.uise,
on or helore (he expiinltnn ot x: (Ii)
weckx iv.mi the il.tieoi Hie liihl inililic;i
tion of this iimnioim in Hie Jliiklioi'o
A rem, I he lir.-tt piililie.iliun Ihiireol lining
Mavlth I'kiT, to wit: nil or bnlore Jnly
11:11, !.. iamii you wu: piiaH lukeno
I'iftlli l.inbllitii , tlollt'.
itfullv.
J. J.
Itr.RN, Setrptnry,
WMiciuaru-r Hiuieei r.aii, ... uw noiini- tj t t . (
went corner thereof and con aimng ,H , r mM Lum-I,.,,,!. ll, ,m,t if will
acrea ami lor the coats and .Ind-uine- ,,. j,,,,,,,,,,, , ,r,in;t j,,,,,1,,,,,,!.,, ,ing
menta of thin action
Thin Huiniuoim U pnhhsied agaiiiHl you
by order of Honorable J. W. (loodin,
Judge of the Coiinty Court ol the Klulc of
Oregon, for Washington County, made
and dated the ltllli day of May, UK7, ami
which order require -tout you appear and
answer said complaint on or before I ho
expiration of six weeks from the .bile ol
the first publication of caul Summons, to
wit, on or before Saturday, the nth iiay ol v
July, 1(107.
IJAOI.ICY .fe II A UK.
Altorneya for Plaintiff.
uiid appropruuina to mm iim.i lorlhepnr
pu'O of Ih'i eonsl I'licl ion, nmn;;oii,cnt
uml opnralion of it line.t of rinlr.iud, for
the can iayc of freight and p'l-iMoiigerH for
hire, 11 rinhi of way over a truet of bind,
Milmiln in Ihe t o inly ol VVimhinglon,
Slate nf t)re:;oii, and .ieseribed iih IoIIowh,
to-wil: -
A portion of the Soul lie.'isl, fiinrler ol
01 feel. on 1 weiuv iMghl, loiviiHlnp I hree
iio,i..oim;o 1 1 v o r.aoi inn u ill. .ner
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given, that the under
algned baa been duly appoiucd by the
Honorable County Court ot the
Htate of Oregon, for Washington County,
Administrator of tho Kflate of T'bomas
J. King, deceased, and duly qualified as
such.
Now therefore all persona having claims
against said Kntate aro hereby uolilie.l to
present the same to 1110 with proper
vouchers therefor at the Law Olliee of
Ragley tt Ham in Uillabori), Oregon, with
in six months from the (late hereof.
Dated this 1st day of June, l!Ht7.
OH AH. W. KINO,
Administrator of the Estale of Thomas
J. King, Deceased,
ilagloy A Hare, Attorneys for Administrator.
Administrator's Notice
Notice is hereby given that the under-
: signed lias been, by the County Court ol
Washington County. Ori'mm, anpointcd
administrator of the estate of William W.
Marsh, deccai-od, and has duly qualified
as such. All persons having claiii's
against said estalo are hereby notified lo
present them to me, with proper vouch
ers, at tho law olliee of W. N. Itarrett, In
Iliilsboro, within six months from Hie
date of this notice.
Hated this June 1,1, lit ".
J. W. MARSH,
Administrator of the estate of Willii'in
W. Marsh, deceased.
W.N. Barrett, Attorney for Administrator.
Argus and Journal, $1.75.'
being a strip of bind Ibtl feet w I. In, being
..ii met on eiteu suieoi the center lino of
the Pacific Railway V Niivigul.ion Cone
puny's Hailway as surveyitd, located and
adopted across mid lauds, eald center line
being difcriliod as follow:
lli'ginning ill, the inteiwcUou of Slid
eeiiler linn wllh the Noil II linn of said
Moulhoint iiuaiter at a point, II0 feet
West oi' the Nol l beast comer thereof; run
niirg tboiice iu a .Soulliwesierlv direction
on a In deg, dine to therigbti l!27 fuelj
IlKince on a spiral lo llio right, -)fi feel;
thence Houlh (ri deg. .01 niluules West,
IlKI.O feet; tbencfl on a spiral to the loll, il
feel; thence on n 10 degiee eurvo to the
lefi, UH.O feet; thencdon a spiral to the
left, 4:i feot; thence Houlh 2! degrees III
minutes West, lull.," feet; thence on n spir
al to llio rifdit, 4fi leitt; thence, on n 10 de
gree curvo to the right 1111,7 feel; thence
on n spiral to the right, V fi-ot; thence
Hiiiith 7.r degrees .l minnles West, KH.l
leet: thence on ii spiral to the left, 4i, lent;
thence on a 10 degree curvo to llio left,
'MX'i feel,, to an inlerHceltoii with tho West
liiinofsuid Hniithcictt ( Hurler, and con
taining 1.12 acres, now owned by you and
In your possession, mid I'm tire cosls and
disbursemcnti of this action.
Tins summons is nerved upon you by
publication by order of lion, J W. (iooil
in, County Judge of Washington C'ounly,
Oregon, made and dated on the !WUi day
of May, l!i07, which order requires Unit
you apiMtiir and niihHHj. ou or before the
expiration of hi x (0) weeks from thn ibifo
of the lirst publication I hereof, to-wit: on
or before July 711 Ii . 11)07.
HAdl.KY AHA UP.
Attorneys tor Plnintifl.
Wo havo ordered a car load r.f
wire ferina direct from tho factory.
We can Have you livo pur cunt, on
Haitio if onlnreil immediately .
Schulmerlch Bros.
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ison with clliers f a stititl.tr character arc;
t. Wc insure not IX Tin', Ciril '!, ami rail, tbi-tt foir, Hot I
nlTi'Clcd by large cotillagtatioui..
3. Wc inuri' il,v Till! Iicsr IHM It! ll.lIM;s, h ' y
old sh ields ami hotiM -i Willi s'.oy-pi tin,, uj. the tin. I. ,
3. Our ;hm'!Miii iH tan only be t M l lo rtv l.nsMvH and not
for i xs iej-..
4. We inuue No iifsiM'-.H ciini-t utv, no slourt, no f u lorirs, no
Kal.HUis, ho bop hotiM s or f i tilt diii is
5. Wc lake Care Not To ("Vl.lt INSt Ul!, king to the "two
tllilds" clause nf the N.il'ie.
6. Our im clings arc lu ',.1 in the City of I'otlland, the bimiucwi
Center 'f the slate, wbitr nii:inU i i l is !, v.il.V ATTKNn and keep (he
illstlllltioii Mil.K lo.MWul., Ml that it K1IU, I, M.VI-K Kl.lt! K A
l.U.U T of a fiw .
Agents in Washington County arc:
I. II. C, PliMfaiN, Corm-liu i, the., II. P. I, No. .
a. W. J. U. 111. Ai ll, I'or.-st litove, Ore.
If you wish lo join apply to the nearest AKcnt
or if there is no local atm in your vicinity, send
your name and address to
J. J. HERN, S ccrt'tury,
5A5 Mast Yamhill St., l'oitland, Ore.
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WAsillMiTiiN ('(HiS I V
W. I'. Heard, i'laiiilill
vs.
Mary M. Miepard and bombard
lniifiiicut i 'oinp.iiv, M.iiiha
f'raine, llciirii-lla Immuio, II. i,.
ry fiaiue and Milh.n H. Wbi:
uey, t h iriea H, f iiifcbd'bi,
Harry K. M.Miuey, Sanl-.i-l II.
I.udd iiiel Kr.ini, lbe;i rinan,
lteccivers of Ihc ,:4r, In
exlnii'lil t'oiiiiany, a t'orpo
ralion, KHendant ,
To Mary M. Hbepard unit Imnbaid In
Vhsl lit I'ocp.inv. M.nlba fr.nce
lleniielli l-'Mwe, Hiti-i v frauu' nini
Milieu It, Whllney, I lmrle. ri. l-ir
i-hlld-i, Harry K. Mooie-v, haiiford II.
I.addaud frank 1 1 age i man, Uoni v i-i m
of I ho Uimbard lev. Inieiil, Coin-
pany, a Curiini'.illoii, the nhon- im ,
ll;.'eiidanis:
In the inline of the Hi ale nfOi-i-gmt von
and each of you are hereliy I'mauib d
and reipiiivd lo be uml iip,,,,,r , .
above eiililled I'oui'i lied mis er the com
plaint filed a'!tin,l yuu in l!m ah v it .
tied cause on or biiloie tb.-v plr.il ini of
six weeks from I lie dale ol Km ht-l mii-l!
ealinn of this Hiininioiis In be Hill. ,, no
Argus, Ihe llrsl piibllcalion I hereof ,i,io
.liinn t:t, Ib'.i;, anil Ihe last publication be
ing July 'Hi, 111(7, lo-wil, on or beh.m Ihe
'J.'ith day ol .lulv. I'K17: ami von will i ,i ..
I hat if you lad m to n -ar an, I
I 'ollllllllllll, I bO I'lll l.lill u ,11
apply lo the Coiiil, for tho relief pniyed
lor in his Complaint, fo-w it. Unit he' In
adjudged and decreed to bo the owner lo
leo-siinplo ol the following described real
property lying, being ami situate in
tV unjMIILILI
..Central Meat Market.
tMMOTT IMOS., Prop.,
a line
kindi.
Keep constantly on hand
supply of frch meat of nil
A How Era In Prloo
Wcaic going to Hell meats at prieM low
i rlh.iu tb ise which have metalled iu
(be psi t.
oii'iiurim,
M.tio Street,
Cull in and sec us.
'l'bone ami I'rte
We mean
I'elivery
llilkboro, Oregon.
SUMMONS
mil Ire thai.
answer san
- ...,.H,,,1 ,,j ,v, inniron, linn nar.
tleuliirly described as follows, In !( -
The North hull of I ho Noi theaM iiuarler
ofHrelioll Olinl'oiVIIHliip ''wo Niinh of
Itangii r'our Wostol thn Will, Mer
lainiiiK Kigbly ncres;
That you and cadi nf you be reiiiired
to set, forth the nature of your claim In
ami to said properly, and thai tho clalma
ol you ami each of you aro witlmul, ricUt
and that you hnva mi eslalu tli;hl,, Hi 'r
liiliiriisl whatever la said ,,, piees alsivo
d(.scnb(l,oranyparl, or pafvel thereof;
inn lnr lurfher decree fhuf flie Hofnnibfits
am. n un, u, lie harre.1 UM forever
preluded Iriim nsserling en.y claim oi l
right or titlii or interest In ol to (he 1
prein Ncs above (leteiil,,, or any part or 1
parcel therjiol', adverse to thn' I'liiintill', I
and lor such other and further .order as I
may bo iiwiwry mid penpor In ennify, 1
this Hiiiunions in seruml mi,,,, ...... i... 1
publication by order of HoimrnlJn .t. vl
.00(1111, bounty Judge of Washinelon
County, Oregon, made and (btlod at Hills,
bom, Oregon, oil the l.nh day .,f j,,,,,,
1..07, vvhlnb onlep prosmbnH that the Hun'.
moiw herein be served by publlealion
oneiiii week 'fornix eniisecuUve and smi
eessivowefSliH, beginning with the Ihmic
ii' 7 ,"'"H !'"'" Al'BH (l"-'"d .liinu :,
, J ii hi; nun i i, ill, y. linear
inn iiiiuu-iif iu 1 1 1 . 1 i .i i. .. "I'l" ."'
date ol the lust imblleallou t.li...n,,r
UAdl.KY A, HA UK,
Attorneys for I'liilutlir.
Argus and Orogonian, $2.00.
i 'i'ii k cittcrrr rouirr ok tiik
I to A I K MKOIlKtlON. WITHIN AMI
l'dlt WASHINGTON COUNTY
.''Iclabi. Ilnllie, I'lalnliir,
vs.
Agnes Hull,.., Defendaid.
To Ague It.sl I. n, ili'fiiii'titiil. above named.
In the naine of Ihe htaln of Oregon:
on are In reby nolihed Ibal ha riiilnHH'
herein basble l a .oinplullil hkiiiiihI yoil
in thn above eulllied court and cause and
you are ben-liv iioiil.eil to aiiiiear and
lansrter Hie Haul couiiiliiiut or tile some
uiM'caraiioit therein ou or before llio last
day proscribed In lb older of pnlilii allnii
hereof, to i; on or before lbo'Ji.1 day of
-Inly, I: Ii. uml if v, ,11 I'.tll M i I., mtl.i.ill'
ami 111'KV.or thn i jmnl ,.r n
iil'p-lii aiicn herein Ihe I'laiiilill will cause
your default lo breoiered and noted and
will apply to the cHirt for thn relief pray
ed lor in bald eiiniplaliil, to wtl; lor ade
ems forever dissolving Ihe bonds of
inalniuony now existing between you
mil I'lainlnr mid furs, icli other relief as
to the court inity muhiii proper.
Thn ditto rt tho II ml publlealion of this
Hiunuioioi Im Thursday Ihe hIxIIi day of
.liine, l!f7, and lhs siniiinoim ia hi he
published every Thursday i.f each week to
and Including Thursday the pstli day of
July, IK07.
This summons Is published by order of
on. .1. W.Uooiliu, County' Judge of
VraiihltiKtoii c, ,y ()n.K,mi niHile ill
i.lilHiil.iUM ul. Iliilsboro, Oregon the Ihinl
day ol Juno, p.ny,
C1IAS. J. SCIINAIIKU,
the,