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la sou kill hotn. dlvaro t
Ires disVerd. and tha mi illBOoj
eeoght lb ts-y of t mS dsuk
bn. Later thry brerd eipUla
ta it. soe-etbJeg ilk thte:
-What to tttrooftjr
"A, klad of wf"
Wbil kind of a-onryr
Th kind, t m s1va a owi to
ft a aw ausbaad with. Spokan
8pokrsasn-ttvtor.
; Jupiter Pluvius and Old Sol
ire getting ready to make the
Portland Rose Show a great sue
cess.
Seats as' th Sew Tork Stock Kx
cfcsns sr-mnf for $MW wor tbas
a month ago. thle twins am tudicatioa
f aoowthtnc or other.
War with Mexico will proba
bly not warrant a general draft.
but if it should came to that, one
wonders what those L W. W.'s
would do who are swearing that
they will "insurrect" before
they will fight
A CIPHER
DISPATCH
Br UTLUAXI CHANDLER
The L W. Ws are advocating
insurrection before they will
take up arms against Mexico.
If the draft ahoultLcorne it would
be interesting to see what would
be done.
Admiral Fletcher took the Vera
Cruz custom house with the loss
of four men and twenty slightly
wounded. At a strike in one of
the United States, the same day.
twenty people were killed. War
is hell, as Sherman says, but the
strike disturbance in some in
stances, appears to have war
beaten a mile.
YV war hemmed to betwaea two
different Coofdrt for-, snd If,
they should mak simultaneous at
tack apoa a they would crash us.
But communication betweea the two
was difficult sloe wa wm In a valley
with hlfh mountain on either eld,
and. reallaluf that w must keep our
enemies apart w threw out Una of
pickets on either aide of us eitendlng
aa far op tha mouutau. a a passage
was possible.
1 was la command of about . mem.
My Information was that the force
southwest of us consisted of about tX
and that on tha northeast of us num
bered about 1.000 men. It waa evi
dent that If compelled to fight one of
these form In our front and another
In our rear there would be nothing left
of us. If the Coa federate coiuuiauder
south of us. Colonel B.. had been as
enterprising aa b should bar been
and attacked us doubtless the fore to
tha north, bearing his guns, would
bar Joined in tha fight But the colo
nel aeemed to prefer a certainty and
sent on courier after another to Major
L- ordering him to attack us on a
specified day and hour. Every on of
the courier we captured. On bore
a message In writing. Th others el-
kitn pVailKriow. kmd Id ka hour b? re
raraed, with the puttie solved. The
paper rhd been wrapped iNout a foid
stick. probably a ruler for line mak
tour, ahil a mesaaca had beem writ tea
here the upper edge bad overlapped,
half of each letter being on tha edga
and hatr on the paper over whtck tha
edge lapped. Whea adjusted oa a
stkk Ilk th on oa ahkh tha mes
sage had beea written It was perfect
ly plain. When th paper wss aa
rolted the aer parts of tha letter
were separated front th lower parts.
The memace waa addressed to Major
L. aad read thus:
Attack lt fort south of yo st dawa
a Tueadav st Tttwl haar rear aa
, t wtU ta the tmr rear.
) I was delighted with th Information
I bad received, and It occurred to m
; that I might turn It to account Might
I not rub out the message and writ
j another one 1 Ita place? Th negro
! had undouRedly been given the wes
i sage and shown how It waa to be de
' rlhrw.l hut nrohahlv he eouldnt read
It himself and did not know what It
was. I directed Uadd to test th man's
rapacity to read and be reported that
he dldnt kmw on letter from anoth
er. Tills deckled me. I rvaotved to
send Major U orders of my own choos
ing In Colonel B-'s name. Rolling tha
messaga on the stk-k, I wrote th fol
lowing: starch a teeetrt of In southstirard
throush tha paaa directly in your rrar and
)oin m at K
The Argus ventures the pre
diction that if suffrage were
granted student bodies these
days the vote to dispense with
school would have a substantial
majority, especially if the ballot "rST.Jf S2
were cast when the sun was
shining brightly, and Nature
was making her call to the
woods.
It looks as though war be
tween Mexico and the United
States is unavoidable. The tak
ing of Vera Crux by the United
States fleet is significant Blood
has been spilled, and Huerta has
given the United States Charge
4' Affairs his passports. The
rebels are flocking back to the
Huertan standards. While no
formal declaration of war has
been made as yet. Congress is
backing President Wilson in his
.course. It begins to look as
though the stars and stripes will
be floating over the ramparts of
the City of Mexico within six
months.
I called In several of my officers and
atkd If they could mak anything
oat of them. Lieutenant Budd sug
gested that they might be parts of let
ters, This view waa noon voted cor
rect by th rest of na. But of what
letters they were parts we did not
know and mad no headway In discov
ering. Budd said that If I would let him
take th paper to bis tent he would
ty to study, the matter out I gave
did. managed to get away with them
without our know Ing It
Finally we were redn.-ed to our last
raOon-w bad onl three days' rations
to start wlth-and even It not attacked
w moat aooo surrender. When I was
contemplating asking for terms my
pickets sent In to me a negro who had
been caught trying to steal through
the lines far up on the mountain. B
was as stupid looking s man as I ever
saw, and my surmise that he wss not
shamming proved correct Indeed, It
wss probabl that ha had been select
ed to do th work be was Intrusted
with because be wss so stupid that h
would not lUely be taken for the bear
er of an Important message from one
officer to another.
I directed that be be searched snd
anything found on him be brought to
me. My orderly, who did th search
ing, brought me a pocketknlfe, a small
piece of tobacco and a dirty piece of
paper that proved to be s receipt for
27 cents paid for chicken feed. I
threw the paper down as unworthy of
attention, but took It up again and,
getting more light on It noticed cer
tain marks on It In pencil that looked
as if a newly batched chicken bad
been walking over It These tracks
a . j f to oe I were oa two lines on toe oacs oi toe
W. f. Lord, Jr., candidate IOri the paper, the other lower down.
attorney general, was in circuit confess I was much posxied by them.
court yesterday morning.
J. J. Ingram, of Farmington,
was in the city the first of the
week.
R. E. Dunsmoor, of near Oren
co, was in the city this morning,
and called on the Argus.
J. L. Ballard has moved his
shoemaker shop to Second street,
opposite the livery barn.
S. F. Goodwin, of Oak Park,
was a city visitor yesterday
morning. '
W. E. Smith, of South Tuala
tin, visited the county seat Mon
day. Gabriel Lockman, of South
Tualatin, was in Monday on pro
bate business.
Gustave Ruecker, of South
Tualatin, was in town today, and
called on the Argus.
Mrs. Anna Carse, of Portland,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Hall, of Shady Brook,
this week.
Mrs. J. M. Barber, of the
county juvenile court, under state
authority, was in town the first
of the week, working on evidence
in a criminal case.
Mrs. Carrie L Bergen and
daughter, Ethel, returned Satur
day evening, from a four months
visit with Mrs. Bergen's mother,
at Cranberry, New Jersey.
Otto Wohler, of Oak Park,
transacted business in town the
last of the week. Mr. Wohler is
one of the successful onion men
of his district
Miss Phoebe Perrine returned
home last week, after spending
several months at South Bend
and other points in Washington.
During her absence Miss Perrine
made a special study of music.
Mrs. A. M. Wells, who has
been at San Diego, CaL, for a
year or so, returned the first of
the week. She was accompanied
north by her son-in-law, Mr.
Wheeler.
To the ladies of Hillsboro and
vicinity: I will make special
prices on hats beginning Mayl.
New, fresh goods, and will be
well worth the trouble of a walk
from Main Street Mrs. G. W.
Ilinea, corner First and Oak.
Phone City 167.
whines our commanda an-
read to Ittchm.wd.
I signed the colonel's name to the
message aud sent for the negro. I ask
ed hi in s number of questions ss to
where and whv he was going north
and why he didn't com to me for a
pass Instead of trying to steal through
my tines. He told a pitiful story about
a "sk-k wife and starving children, and.
pretending to be moved by It. I hand
ed him back bis knife, his tobacco ami
his receipt and told Budd to see turn
through the line.
When th nest morning my moun
tain pickets reported that the enemy
to the north of ns had moved through
the pass as I had directed. I was de
lighted with the success of the scheme.
I directed that a feint be mad by a
small part of my command on the
Confederates south of us. and while
It was going on tnje the main
force out of the trap, to be followed
by the others. So by turning th en
emy's trick on himself 1 saved my fore
and myself.
A Fight In
Tropical Waters
By DONALD CHAMBERUN
I was st anchor In my yacht one
night near the mouth of the great
Taqul river. In Santo IVimlnga 1 bad
put lu titer In obedience to storm sig
nals and was waiting for the storm to
come and ga But it did not appear.
The night 1 speak of was clear, and
there wa a full moon. Of course it
was hot It la always hot In that
region.
There were rumors of negro Insur
rections and revolutions In Haiti,
which is the western part of the Is
land and not far from where I was
lying, snd I wss not enjoying my stsy,
for, being at no great distance from
either shore, 1 did not know when a
party of lawless negroes would com
aboard for murder and loot
Unfortunately during the day we had
heard of a dance that was to take
place at the house of one of the small
planters living In that region, and the
whole crew asked me for leave to go.
I preferred thnt none of tbetn should
leave the yacht, but reluctantly con
sented that half should go In charge
of the quartermuster, leaving me the
other half. They bad not been gone
long before I saw s bunt coining with
s single man In it, who told me tbut
some negroes were looting bis bouxe
and begged me to send a force to drive
them off. I could not refuxe siu-h a
tWuest, iud ttljr Biett ail fe-hcd tv b
permitted to go. I sent four of the
eve, retaining one man. fcrk-hao". h-
waa not very well and therefor per
fectly willing to remain with nie.
The second detachment had not beea
goo kuig ken, pacing the ' devk
dtaaatUoed with uielf 'or Mtuut
crew Wave the yacht anprotevted. I
saw a boat evidently well loaded Hk
humaa being lea l"e nih b
of th river and pull directly f I
smelted dangrr at c aud called l-
Erk-kao. who was la hi bunk lu lb
forecastle, to bring up sa armful of
weapona and ammunition.
II eono raw up the compankmaay
etaggering ander hi kmd snd dUtrtb
uted them lu different parts 'f the
yscht Whea the sjprchlug boat
rstu sear enough to ditlnglb her
crew snd I cm Id see th.it tliey ere sll
blacks, It Bashed across me tt lh
Information that bad been given my
Men as to the dance and the atory
about the attack on my visitor s hue
were simply ruse to get my men saay
In order that a party might eoni out
and kot th yacht. I tk position
with a repeating rill atrn snd or
dered Krlckson to place hlm-lf further
for'ard. If I Bred I would pk-k a man
in th bow, and be waa to lira at a
man In the stern.
When th boat rauie within rung I
ordered the tocu to keep but they
paid no attention to the order, pulling
right along. All but the helmsman bad
their back to me and every oamman
a a busy with bis oar; consequently 1
bad the advantage of them, (or they
could not both row and tight, ahlle I
could pour lead Into them ad lib. Th
boat wss a yawl and there were eight
oarsmen In bee. nub man pulling a
single oar.
I gave a second order before firlug.
snd still not being obeyed 1 took aim
at the bow oarsman as near at I could
distinguish hltu from the others snd
Bred. My shut wa followed by one
from Eric k so a. W could not se Jut
what damage w had doue. but It waa
evident that we had thrown them Into
ronfuakin. They stopiied rowing Slid
some of them were evidently mluUter
Ing to wounded men. while others were
Jabbering at each other In s lingo we
did not understand. At least wa were
not near enough to do so.
Not wishing to hurt sny more men
than necessary, 1 ordered them to turn
about and pull away. Hut the steer
man, who waa evidently their Icadi-r.
waa yetUiig st them to pull for the
yacht, for moat of them gnve wsy. I
Bred again and (aw a man fall l k
ward. Krlckson duill-sted my abot.
but apparently did no damage, Seelug
that our enemy was bent on ru'hliig
os. I dropped my rifle ami picked up
a couple of band grenades, calling to
Erk-kwm to do the same.
I bad scarcely changed my weapon
wbeu by a spurt the blacks cam up
and muudetl alongside !'- h llrU k
son and I met where they touched the
yacht and each bwed a hand grenade
Into the boat A terrible havoc was
produced, but I did Hot lop to see Jtlxt
what damage wa done, for I beard
oars pulling with a q'lli-k stroke on
the other side of the ya lit. Shouting
to Erk-kson to defend that side. I ran
to the other side, carrying an armful
of weapons with me.
I saw another boat coming which
did not doubt was an autillary force
to the one I bad been opposing. With
out waiting to hull thern. I Bred a ahot
at them. I don't think I bit any oue,
but In nrm! her moment I heard a hul
loo aud the sound of oars In soother
direction. Thl 1 knew to be some of
my crew returning. The boat on my
side changed Its course and pulled
sway as fast ns It bnd come. The
bust on the other side In whl. ii must
of the men had been ditahled had al
ready dropped off. seeing K.rlckson's
arm nWed with another grenade.
When I got my crew together again
I put them In our small ImniIs, with
hawsers attached to the yacht with
orders to pull down the river. They
did so, and when day broke we hoisted
sail and put out to sea. I had ba
enough of that Island, and I bav nr
er visited It sine.
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Coming Neat Monday and Turmlay
A Photo Play That Will Interest You
CAPTAIN JENNY S. A.
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Theatre Scene That Has Startled the World. A
Play That Will Uare a hasting Impression.
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W0TICC OF PINAL SCTTLIMCNT.
N.Mk Is hereby gives that t tha
i uJoc.lgu.-4 ke. ulrU of the UU uf
!JtMo Lindsay, det-vaaed. hava PWd
a tha t'ounty Court of la Stat of
rao0 tr Waahiaghta tMiaty. say
d.ial a-ctint aa Kaw-utrti of said e
' it, and that said mart has set Moo
trv la lith. l . at tha soar or
n ockak A. m. at said day aa us
me. and the County Court room la
llllahtiro. Orrctw. aa tha place lor
NOTICE Or PINAL StTTLtMINT,
Not. la hereby given that the aa
erslgued ha filed his final account
s tmtnlstratof alth thIUaM
the eatata uf John DUoQ. dcd
'h countv court uf tha elate of
iregon for Wash lug toa louo'y. a
that said court baa tl9 slooaay. May
l!Mt. at tha hour of laa a. as., at
ti e court room In Hillsboro, ur..
tint fur snaring objartluae to
aid final accwunt, and fur th final
settlement uf aakf astata.
tWCAR OUUiN.
AduUnlstrator with the will aaaetsd
' the estat or Jolat Ulsua. dvaad.
WAM'tiwAk BETtlN.
Attorney fur the btata.
Hon
. Geo. 6. Brounell
Candidate for governor on dry platform and
abolishment of useless commissions; for
enforcement of every criminal law
on our statute books; for nat
. ionaV prohibition and national
suffrage for women; standingfor
semi-annual payment of taxes; will
speak at the Court House in Hillsboro, Or.
SATURDAY EVE., APRIL 25, 14
Ladies Especially Invited
Adv.
la the
si Httoae,
tlreaU tVxrt of lh "
Oragea Par WatUil a Couuly
of
rialal'ft.
Asguat IlaiUbuf ck
w w i
Kaaaraaea HalWbuveh . IkaiiJaat I
Ta Kanarsae Maiwl-ayek. lb above
aaaaed dalsndaal :
la th Nsaas at lb Male of "
Vast ars aast ruird I" l'e' sod
aaawar laa euwpUlMt a'ad agaluat y.xt lu
aaova anUlUd auort an. I eeua aa oi
t-a. thm aah .Ut ul May. IK. aald dale
earing objei-lhm ta said acsxaial ud slog aHar la sp l ai ka
he final settlement of said te,
listed April JJnl. IIU.
M All AtJk JANR UN1WAT.
Lxuirli of th tetate of UttWtoa
Uuiuvay. deA-eaaed.
h. iba dala id lb IN ImMxa"""
UwsuataHMM aia ,m. sihI II yi fad
M aaaar. (ur ani UimmI.
ai.i.na iii lu tttamuri h (ha
railal a?s4 hif In bla a,.i.lall.l. t-.U.
Pof a earraaelaaolvtna- IM aiaida ainl
martaa mainri ao4 h.f-..i-'
aitaUag baawaaa fUunlla snd Ila4l.
aad tut sues) otns aud furthf fallal a U
tkatMirt sas aai aiuii ui r'e
la ) Mania, uuua In inwieM ui
ul aa.1 lnluNi.il Irwalltt.al.
Tbla suHtatoM la aavl ' ki
aaaliMiluu tharaut In Iks IlllUbottf
A mix unnul kl orvtarol Ik lluttur
.k It H lta,ar. Ioiolv iudsa ot
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aalad aa Ik l day ul ill. 11
hlsilsakl nlM raualn hl amnmona
a aa auhllabad IB aa4 assai-aiwT vaala
Isa WHk Ikataau Iharaol iIsimI e"'
lata. lali. and aad In lh the
Iasful4a4 stay a. til
SAUIKI nan.
AUornsvs kf fialoli.
NOTICU TO CREDITORS
la th Coant Court of Ike Stale of
Oirgoo (or Wahiagtoe Caaaty.
la th mstur of lb tstal f Msrga-
tt Kiev, drcaaadi.
Notic I hereby ivs: Thai th sa-
(Irnifjrird bss teas appoiaied by lb
atwvs t nulled court as sdaiaattrster f
iht mat of klaraarvt Rice, drad,
ind haa iiualidad as such, aa by law pie-
cubed.
Now Ibrrvfur, sll Mrsoae kavlsa
claims againat said tttal are kartby so
tifird snd raird to ptvatat th bbbm,
to 111 undetaifetd, tofttkat with Mtpsf
voacbf rs tbrlur, at laa law olhc ot
HaKlrr A list, la the AsMrtcsa
National Baak bnlldiBC. is Hillsboro,
rrgoD, witbia tin wosla fioss Ike dais
hereof.
Itoird this oth dsy of A pill, 1914.
Jubn U4tls, AiimiaWrstof slurvsstd.
lUalty A Hart, Atloisaya to Adails-
Utfator.
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hline'a lai.d In S. I -r ,M"
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Kuad No, IT'i,
M i a 8 LeU HumDhreyt. of
Heppner, has been the guest of
her Krandmother, Mrt. L A.
Uood, for several days. Misa
Humphreys is a frraduat of tha
ileppnerliiKh school, and will
graduate from a College of Phar
macy, in fort land, in a few
days. She is the daughter of
Mr. and MrsThoa. Humphreys,
well known in Hillsboro and now
residents of the Morrow County
capital.
Olaf Arnold Halvoreen. aged
5 years and 10 months, died at
the home of his grandfather,
Frederick Johansen, near Fann
in uton. April 18, 1914. after an
attacn of measles, followed by!
pneumonia. The funeral aervicea
were conducted by Her. Eliaa
Ojerding, of Portland, and inter
ment waa in the Farmington
cemetery.
Six more days and you will ba
unable to register for tha pri
maries, if you have failed this
important part of your citizen
ship. The books close May 1.
and if you want to play favorites
May 15, vou had better get to
the clerk's office, or to your
nearest registering officer and
sign up.
Mrs. It Maurettaa. aged about
50 years, was adjudged insane
this morning, Dr. Leon Hyde be
ing the examining phyaician.
She has been ailing about a year.
She has lived in Oregon fourteen
years, and for some time haa re
sided north of Orenco.
William Stuivenga and Grace
Appan were united in marriage
at the home of Ben AIsod. Anril
22. 1914, Rev. W. C. Ward offlci
ating. The groom resides in
lillamook county.
Jasper Williams, who ia living
at Timber, came down yesterday,
to stay over until after tha Scott
trial.
II. L. Flint and wife, of near
acnons, was in town today.
John Freudenthal. of Newton,
was a city caller yesterday.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the nomination for
county commissioner before tha
primaries on me repuDllcan tick
et. If I am nominated and !.
ed I will during my term of office
perform the duties of the office
as prescribed by law, and for tha
Dest interests or the public, and
pledge Btrict economy. -G.
A. Piieth,
u n Tigard Precinct.
P. 0. address, Sherwood, Ora.
Koute 4. 24
SHINIPPa SALl ON fXCCUTIO
Nufc) la kemby lva that br ir
to of aa tClai'UtluA laud out uf and
undar tha anal uf tha I lKUlt t'UH
uf tha ata- uf Ori lor Waahms
laa r.alntv dalad lb I lib day ot
April. IIU. la Uvur ot ttuily
roaysr aad Waltua Tharr. defend
tut, aad saai Bat tiarar Tbar aad
Cassia U. Thvr. plamtifta. lor lbs
ma of tUXUt sod lb ruata uf aud
blob this writ, rutuuiaodtba Mia lu
tallafy aU above auut. bolus
to flad aar oaraunal aroparty uu
hllh U levy, I bav levied UU0 Ibn
barela after desrrttMHl ral prutarnv1
fsd pursuant to aald eiacutkm. I a HI
oa Muadar. I ha SiibdarU Mar. Cl
st tha auuth dar uf tha t'outt U i
In HUlsburo. Washlnstua ('rantr. m.
r'o. st th taur uf I oikak A M
uf said dsy. mil al pubtir u tliai
Ij the hlfbest blddar tor rsah In bowl
Si' uf Iba fulluaibS deatrtbed twi
arutwrly Iritis, briua; and aiiuaiv in
WaahbiltuB Count j. Urvfon. da ril-d
aa fuliuvs to ll
All of lh nstit. till" snd JntPiaat
o tha said plslutlffa IHaar ltiarr
ad Caaaia U. Tbar ta and tu ilir
Mtualbg darrlbd ral property u
alt It bolus a part of tha lanuild
Mclaud's and wifa's ln Und Claim
Hi T. 1, 8. H. 4 W. uf Will. M.r ami
bounded aa folios s lalt, CouunriM
Ina at a point oa lb -at boundary of
'ba fatUia Vallry Cuutity rad abi-r
It cruaaaa tha Houlh boundary uf thn
land bust oanrd by said Mary K
Ma a man. and rauilug Ufatprly on
said Hotith llu I'll fii. ih-n.i.
Norlhsciy 122 ft. thKis riairtl
171 faat to the Waat boundary uf said
County rued, thaara Boullnrlr aka.K
aald Waa Una uf t'ounly nxid I:.
!et to tha plai n uf bcliintli. aa il
irrlbad In !kk II pa I "a Ml.. ..I
Uuaoua Hcrurds Wasblniion Cuunty
CrKoo, to satiafy th bsrolnbrlorn
ttamsd sun and fur lb roaia and m
panaaa of aald sal and said writ
4 aid sale a til ba muda aulijw I to r
itemptkm as pur Htatui uf trrsHi
Dated a Hillsboro. t)rron, tlila I7lli
day of April, mil.
J. E. KKKVKtf.
8'iertff of Waahlniton County. Om
rm,
Uy J. C. ApplaRstn, lMpUly.
K. U. Toniua, Atty. for Ift-ndmla
iU4 A:,
;.i..ui tH,tt
NOTICE Or" FINAL ACCOUNT.
IN THE COUNTY Cfll ltT Or THK
STATE OK OMCilON, KOK VAll
LNOTON COUNTY.
In th Mattor of thn l-tate of
Johann Pane, droaapd.
Notka is hereby alvrn that tho un
Jeratitnfd, sa oiwutor of llio rotate of
Johann I'ape, dmoaard, has fll-d hla
final sctount In the Coumy Court of
tb But of Oreft-on, for Waaliltinloii
County, and that Monday. tli r.ili duy
f May. mil. at the hour of 10 o' bu tt
A M. of aald day, and tlm Court
Room of said Court, at lllllalM.ro, t)r
kon, has been sppolnb-d by anld
Court ss the time and nlare for th
Rearing of objertlons thereto and tin
settlement thereof.
Dated and first published April 23.
HERMANN PAI'B.
Exmutor
Llttlefleld A Rmlth,
Attorneys.
aurk
fart ma.a.hm, Kinton UA ' i...
S..uth lUml It.md. :aj tTL. Jl'"
A us Taj lor Irtiy lud. M U.
fa taw No .11, ui.ii,r T
!att tJ
kaJ V?
.rYI:l.ut kn..l
fwl maiS'lani. i:.mj a jm M
Uad. .il f. , t nut. t.Uia
H"a. hiittKtNu lo tWiartl iaj
rfir aoik,
Kad li.trtrt No 11 -a,
A'.'", t ornrll Hid. a) trt a.
ra-Uin. Al,l, dlmna M
fvt macadam J;4 No j;
ary l!uad, l.l"0 (n-t nu.ijl
IH.trut No li Aw, Nau (Ufa,,
kamna.X-l (al matadaio. L4 ,
H, llI!loio and Ot.ars lUai JH
fart nuiradaiu. Alio Nurts a( i't,a
if..il luaw, iiHi ft msradtax
tH.trlrt No. IV ;aiJ road aj.
pair uik.
iM.lll.t No
fvt maadam.
tHatriit No.
road Brut
Koad tUitrirt No IT-talAia,
i.'M frrt mara.Um, near Juko I'rvtiO.
A1"j ki fl oia.a.Uia. asr TWv
burh Ali'i, '."i fct ma)ba k
Hank a A I. '.', T'J) frt mxadia aar
W ileus j.lara Al"'. ;i M B
f.La nt hjf.r fkatl. ll.fll Kl.a IIS
"',,lrUil fart .a.Um. a.t ( l.rtU
Hoad 1'i.tn.t No l -Ai d, lj
frrt utara-tant, n-ar Joa Caarw yita
Al', ' t"l ma.-adam. tvrar WOlat
Ja.k.. N.. ; U fart nuwk.
near Coliltrll and ll.wl.
utrtt N : U. i.M U
nmcsilam, la-lamn MaW'l ni
Mountaindalo,
lllilrlrt No i:.J U. Wlal
msalam, tar Wn I'.llja 11
i IS, uxl fprt tnara-Um, nrat fc
I'sllun. uu tik.dU l.iry H-k
I load ltfkt No. 13 itrmni s
paira, Turk and drt haJ
K..a. in.ti.rt No iUa at
!MW Irrt nun sdain, on KiV.f IU4
(ad l'iltil No .A-iirturslDat
ruad antk.
Itoad ll.trl. t No. '. -(iastrsl M.
riuid aotk.
(toad iM.trirl No, W- IU4 N .
1,400 frt ntsradam.
U.M..I ntri.t No Sl-Hu4N
,HO ferl hkSsdam, ! tm
.Hrholls lrttlir. ,
Uad Iltiit No, 32 - fiforril IBM
ork.
:., liiutti.l No. SJ-A1, U
fwt maiadsm. Al 1K W
radam. Iloa l No. 6i0 M m
radam. ld No. 4 0, IS f H S
t-adant. . " ,
U.X..I Hitli.l No. 3-0Mrsliai
Koa l iH.trift No :iC-U.a4 N
l.tMKi frot marsdam. Kiad
l'IMI fr-t nisradam. ,
Itua.l iM.trlrt No. aT-fcajd NsBi
I.WI0 fret msradsm. wmth rf W
known aa Mdlvr K.l. K.J
I.HiMI fc-t macadam, north of
known aa Huabaurr Itoail.
luiad I'l.tnrt No. tl-WM
JM fr t niaisdam. Itoad .I,k'"
Hrirkcll road, rlrarmif ni
No. '.'l. f f'-'-t rUurinif sM f
binif. No. UU, 6,MH) f-t rlrsHsiJJJ
rrutd.in. Aril. mile fMn "
grubbing. ....
Hmd Itiatrlrt No. 4--AIA jV
feet marsilnm i"'r Jo. "l""
lion. Kl 11!'. 2 "2
north of Helvetia. "
fw t of inarsdnm. south of Hl
Itosd Di.trlct 4il-c;.wrlr-w
provrmrnts. . .
He.le.1 hlila will be rrorivrj rtj
offire of the County Irrk JJ
Ington County. Orcjron,
n-Aork' A. M. on Matunlay. WZ
NOTICE OF PINAL aKTTLEMCNT.
Notlra Is hnmhv alvn ilm I H.i
nuderslgned eiwutor of the Kstate of
Nstbsnlel I, liurnett, decuftsed, have
tiled In the Cnuntv t'oiin r ti...
8Uta of Oregon for Waahliigton
County, my final Account jis Kio-
CUtOP of aald aatata Th,i ...M l'..t,t
hM set Monday tha 2r.ih, dny of May
laii a at. . .- '
., bi me nour or ten. o'cuh k A.
M. ss the time and Ui Cnniiiv ton'i
Room, st Hillsboro, Oregon, ns the
DlSfa for hnsrliiff f,lit,w.i.,iH
' " M ' J ' Vl.rili, 1 1 . r tl II I
srrount and the final settlwimnt
raia iwate.
Dated April 23, 1814.
Mll.t.inn tumutcwr
rsecutor of the Estate of Nstha'nUd
mirnett, imrpssMl.
W. N. BARRETT,
Attorney for sold Kt utor. , , ; ,
of
Take took at our new 64015
cent Utlaa,-D. Corwin. Ktf
Hil l, for the proposed lmprw"-li.k-r
ahouli! bid on
esi-h improvemrnt ' mcwl
their t.i L should HPeofy .iSLt
tii
an
ror
,1 fur rrushjng the w s,r-r
k and spreiiuiiiff . ." -" rjMJ.t
i . .. -...i u.'M.ninizw ft
ing saiu rosu, ou .ui
reaerve the right to re 'rt - M
bid or to arn.pt any bid tot ' W .
Improvement, or for in ""wlf.
Ing. spreading or rolling, P.
1-lsnssnd sperifi.ut.on. fr
ferent Improvement rsji
the office of the under lgd
t iers oi nsHninH"'" - r.jt-ui.
office In the County
HillHlH.ro, Ortigon, on and insT"'
20. . . ,i ran
Any fuHlwr ii.frmtion
hud on appllrallon; to I . fJcow.tr,
Countv Jui ire of Wunhinifton
Oregon. rt-.aaa..tn.
tt,..i . il uiiorn. vi-rr-
.'Hf u av i '
11th dsy
St IIIIIHIIOM., ,Hil -
ajr wii" " ' ' . .
KDVV. C U Ml ar..klnW
Oregon,
County
County,
PRIVATE HOME FORf
Under charge of export
nurse, '
MUS. CH AS. GARDNER,
from Portland. - .
Pt!! ...llnnld from Vf
OUI IU 1 13 J)Ull
Heat of rare.
Bicians. .
ReannnB"" r
1'hons, Mala f4
Argus and Journal,