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Grace De Carlton
ceno From the- Thanhsusfr-Mulu.il
Thcce-part Drama, "Tha Spirit of
01."
'The Taming of Wild Bill"
2 Reel Western Comedy
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The well known Dramatic Sensation
5 acts-also Comedy
, t . SIMMONS. I
In ihe Circuit Court ofthe State 01 '
Oregon for Washington County. j
G. M. Anderson, Plaintiff,
NelHe Anderson, Defendant.
n: med defendant: jof 0regn. tor Washington County,
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE j on day of July, 1916, in a
OF OREGON: You are hereby re-lcmse therein pending wherein A.
quired to appear and answer the Todd is plaintiff and J. C. Armstrong
complaint filed against you in the , , v , , . .
above entitled Court and cause on orland Xeda Armstrong are defendants,
b fore the 18th day of August, 191ti,jto me directed and delivered, and
said date being after the expiration commanding me to maka Bale of the
of six weeks from the date of the Loo i rllwr ,M;r. .i
c put
and if you fail to so appear and an
swer said complaint, for want there
of, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for ths relief prayed for -in
Hs complaint, to-wit; for a decree
dissolving the marriage and rctar
re.'.ge contract now and heretofore
existing between you and the plain
tiff, upon grounds of cruel and in
human treatment.
This Summons is served upon you
by publication thereof in the Hills
Argus pursuant to order of the Hon
ovrlIe Geo. R. Bagley, Judge of
tli above entitled Court, made.
r"Hvred and dated on the 1st day
of July, 1916, and which said order
dirocts that this summons be served
up; n you by publication thereof in
saiil Ilillsboro Argus, for six suc
cef -ive and consscutive weeks, the
d:1e of the first publication thereof
bei'ir the 6th day of July, 1916, and
the dr. to of the last publication
thereof being the 17th day of Aug
ust, 1916, and that you appear and
uiihwer said complaint on or before
the 18th day of Au-nist, 1916.
WM. G. HARE.
Attornsy for Plaintiff
Executrix' Notice
No'.ice is hen hv yhen by 111? un'li r
signttV that she ha been duly appoinled
lV '''C Cou ty C urt of the State of
Or Kin for llie Cnntv of WHhingt"!'.
Ex tutrix of the last will ol Robert II.
ker, deceased. All persons having
cl ii'in against snid deceased are he ebi
required to present tliem, with proper
vouchers, within six (6) months from
the date of this notice, tn the under
signed, nt h-r residence. Rural. Free De
livery. Number Two, lleavcrtou, Wu-h-W-i'in
Countv. Oreenn.
Dftted at said residence, the 2SU1 y
Or Inne, 19:6.
T 'ii notice first published lime 29,
1916-
Rachel F. Walker,
Ktecutris of the last will of Roller!
H. Walker, deceased.
E, R Tongue and Fredtrick V. Hol-
m ', Attornevs for Kxeciitrix,
Notice of Final Settle rent
Nutice is hereby gl.-ntnat the vim,
Account in the Cjuar n intliip ot !,esiie;
h tvoa end W innie S. I.yon, Mini rs.
baa been filed in the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Washington
County, and that the said court has.
designated Monday, 1 1 v
3lMM!ftl?cZrcZ
Km in the County l.i.r Huse t
iliiis'wro, Washington c ti fy, ti-egon,
the time end placet" hvntijf oh-,
Tl'nll
sate, t
limed this th day of June, i)t5. .1
jour m..
Man'
,. nf G. W. Marin. twreaa..nni-
uL,J ..J w,r,.
Lyon,Mior.
"The Spirit
'lit:
Of 61"
Powerful Modern Drama
. also
JACK RICHARDSON
m
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE.
. , , ...
N0TICE 18 nsreby gtven that by
virtue of cn execution, decree and or-
d--r cf sale, issued out of and under
seal of the Circuit Court of the StaU
of
to satisfy the sum of flOOO.OO in
favor of the defendant, Veda Arm
strong, which is declared Dy said
decree to be a lien upon said real
property prior and superior to the
lien and claim of the plaintiff there
on, and to satisfy a judgment ren
dered in said cause in favor of the
plaintiff and against the defendant
v,. Armstrong, for costs and dis
bursements in said cause in the sum
of $89.10, and to satisfy the further
sum of $2,095.50 in favor of the
plaintiff, which is declared by said
decree to be a lien upon said real
property, and to further satisfy the
costs and expense of Raid sale and
upon said writ, I will on Saturday,
the 19th day of August, 1916, at the
hour of 10 o'clock A. M. of said day,
at the South door of the Court
House of Washington County, Ore
gon, in HilLsboro, Oregon, proceed to
sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, all of the
following described parcel of real
property situate in ' Washington
County, Oregon, to-wit:
The Northwest quarter of the
Northwest quarter of Section 7, in'T.
1 N. R. 4 W of Will. Mcr., and the
Southwest quarter of the Southwest
quarter or lot number 3 of Section 6
in T. 1 N. R. 4 W. of Will. Mer.,
containing 69.30 acres.
Said sale to be made subject to re
demption as per statute of .the State
of Oregon. J
Dated this 20th day of Jul v, 1916.
J. E. REEVES,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oregon.
COLE & COLE,
Attomrvs for plaintiff.
WILLIAM G.'IIARE,
Attorney for defendant Veda Arm
strong. fJIDS Wit WOOD
Rids will be received until July
2:W' "dthen opened, fo'r
lurnisnine me urenco School
District with wood as follows:
5 cords Oak'
n5H fWt class Old Fir.
Oak wood to be not less than
inches or more than 8 inches in
oiameter. wood to ho n oH of
. - --
iie: anl delivered by
'Sept 1,1910. The riKht is re-
J,JM I
in
served to reject any or all bids.
Dated July. 1. 1916.
H. McDonough, Clerk.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Josephine Squires to Janet
Randall, It 23 and w I lots
24. 25. 26. 27. Cornelius
Environs . . .$100
Herman Pupke to Fred G
Warner, 15 a Seweil d I c-
Edmund H Peik to Henrv
Lowry, lots 346 and 347
Johnson Est Beav- Reedv..
B R Galbraith to GeoWStitt
10
10
lot 77 and lot G, Steel's ad
Beaverton 10
Rebecca L Yoder to N VV
Trust Co., lot 4 Greenbenr
Heights 2250
Peter Kerr and wf to An
drew Kerr, Iota 3 and 17,
Little Fruit Farms
Peler Kerret als to Peter ??
. Kerr. 90 a Little Fruit Fm
Peter Kerr et al to Thomas
Kerr, lots 5, 6, 1J, 14 and
15 Little Fruit Farms
Judith M Joy to Geo P Eis
man, 39.36 a sec 4 t 3 n r
3w :
Edith M Dillard to Lorene
Gallogly, tract 17 Fruitful
Lands
Anna Swanson toE O Swan-
10
10
10
10
1
200
12
454
son, 2 a fruitful Acres.. .
I O O F Lodge to Grant Ad
ams, I cemetery lot, Hbo-
J E Reeves to B K Denny, It
1 sec 4 t 3 n r 3 w
Portland Trust, Co to Gustaf
Kuyath, e lot A, Valley
Vista
Union Church Society to M
800
E church, N Plains, lots 3,
4, blk 37, North Plains 10
A.Romilda Edwards to Sher
wood Bank, tract in sec 32
t2s r 1 w
Same to the same, 20 a sec 2
10
10
10
t3s r 2 w
Same to the same, lot 9, City
View, Sherwood
Jno Borwick to N T and I F
Ensley, lot 19. Borwick Ac 648
0 J Rose, to Bertha B Lee, It
286 Johnson est Beaverton-
Reedville... : 1300
Adam Zenzen to Marie Specht
Its 7 and 8 blk 18, Beav ... 100
F F Johnson to Wm Berber.
Crescent Mills property, F
Grove 10
Geo M Christensen to North
western Trust Co, 19.72 a
Willow Brook Farm 6000
Lewis Juwns to Tualatin
Mill Co. 3 a at Tualatin ... 10
Lewis JurRens to J N and
Mary E Robinson, 1.5 acre
, at Tualatin 375
- - forma, in Orange County. The
J. H. VanLom, of Centerville, j funeral takes place Friday from
was a city viuitor the first of the the Doneison Und-.-rtuking Tar
week, lors.
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i.oumv u u a iv.tvr
Klllitt' I hi l!i
Oce., n, 1 1 .
!iiiiM'iitiii
iss-ci-u
1.11V
:'' 1 . in iil Mutlrt.
I-.Vi ;,v TltVRlV
1) A Mt tilNNCV
Tho American I't'oplo know
that rtcsuU'nt Wilson
wants
peace - that is assured to every
thoughtful person. Also every
thoughtful person knows that
every syndicate n '-vspaper, and
eyery big interest publication
trying to 'force us into war on
the side of the allies is for Mr.
Hughes. Is it necessary for peo
pie to go further to know where
our best National safety lies?
This is the I iai for the annual
i exodus to the mountains or the
j beaches and Oregon surely has
h.r share of delightful places
, where one can spend a few days.
) Now hero in the world can finer
I m .unt;.i:i ivsorts he found, and
taken all in all, the Oregon
bache bent California's, when
it conies to the c. mornings of
the good old Summertime. As
for old Washington County
wit h!n 15 miles of Forest Grove
and Ilillsboro are places along
mountain streams where Nature
has been more than prodigal
with beauty and restfulness.
Ttere is the Ivist fork of Dairy.
Gales Creek, and the- Tualatin,
xviih its branch. Soggin-oh,
well, a-k Tom Sain about the
latter place, for he knows-
Aug. Bone, of Chehalem Moun
tain, was in town t'riduy.
Henry Keenon, of above North
Plains, was over to Ilillsboro,
Monday, nttendin circuit court.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Williams, of
Portland, were week-end Riiesta
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sehulmer
ich. Henry Oianoy, the 19 year-old
son of Mrs. F. C. Francis, of
Oak Park, was operated- on for
hernia. Saturday, by Dr. Smith.
Jos. Alberts, a Ilillsboro bov,
has enlisted with the O. N. G.
and is at Clackamas. He, Guy
Edson a:id Frank Ritchie were
out from Clackamas, Sunday.
F. C. Orth. of Forest Grove,
was in town Saturday. He says
that the milk supply is holding
up line this summer for the two
condensers.
John Connell is developing in
to quite a fisherman these days,
lie is said to have caught the
limit up above Mountaindale,
the other day, besides keeping
out of the creek.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Morton
visited at Mt. Hood the last of!
Ire week, Mr. Morton returning
Monday. Mr. Morton will remain
there, the guest of his son, for
some time.
Mrs. R. T. Purves and daugh
ters, Misse3 Nn;t and Margaret,
returned to their home in Seat
Mo. Saturday, after an extended
visit, with Mrs. Purves' daugh
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Robb.
Forest Grove's sewer work is
progressing fairly well, and the
town is torn up from boundary
to boundary. Pacific Avenue is
not traversed by teams, beintr
nothing but r.n embankment.
The hope is to l ave the sewer
laid before Fall sets in.
0. L. Iler-hirirr. J. Patterson
and Gdrrthnpl.ner. of Portland.
have taken over the J. C. Hare
sawmill on purchase, and are
now running. Many improve
ments will ho made and shin-
ments of
los
will start again
this week
M E Eu'ritt end wife, visit..
ing here fr.;m N.,rth Bcntl, were
thrown from tht-ir auto near
N'jrth P!ait,s, the other day
while endeavoring to dodge a
a runaway team. Miles broke a
collar bony and his wife was
severely bruised. They were
taken to the Good Samaritan
lor.pi tal, Port'and.
JOHN I.OKI)
John Lord, aged 77 years, died
at his home, two and one half
miles east of ilillsboro. near
Dunzer, July 18. 1!)10, after an
illness of several months. He
was born in England, Jan. 12,
1836, and when a young man
came to Canada, where he re
sided a short time. From there
he went to Mexico and lived
theie until about twenty years
ago, when he moved near Green
ville, Three sons survive: .1.
F. Lord, a prominent, stockman
I of Deer Island, Columbia county;
.John and James Lord, of this
place.
ne was weoiinri ihr times,
no wife surviving. Neither of
the sons is full hrother to the
other. ''A fister resides in Oali.
I i, . i . i .. I i. v.
Wit Jiik' 1? hill fd K If. I
ttiilickcr nh'd wife, iiuU-i'( aV)n,
Anyone desiring paSttil'nge Uf
eauie. oil M.iui U'Z. I I tf
tWn. July 20; 1D1(, to Mr. smliN
ixi rs xx . i. mi.oo. or worm
of m'woII. a son.
Horn. Iuy IS, I'.Ufi. to hof.
J. 1 Mclihissoii and wife. North
twins, a s,n.
Mrs. VV. K Thorn, of Sun
f,1'1 K Vai v guosi 01 nirs.
I . . : . 11 - 1
1. 1 1. Miyou, una weeK.
Mrs. Rose Helton, of Vancoi
ver, Wn., is it guest of her sis
ter. Mrs. Leonard Brown.
Wanted -2 teams to haul wood.
Long haul job. Quarter to half
mile h;n:. Apply at Helvetia
store, 18 20
Glen Gillen water and Ethel
Olson were married in Portland,
July S, 19 lt. ihey will live on
the East Plains.
K. W. Dant will soon begin h's
llth j ear of threshing in this
countv. lie says thnt threshing
will tie two weeks Utte.
' Miss Minnie Morrill returned
from Eugene this week, and Mrs.
Morrill left for that citv to at
tend the bedside of an aunt, who
is v ry ill.
The nam1 of Howard Watson,
ison of M
Watson, of North
Hillshoro, was inadvertantly
omitted from the recent 8th
grade gradutes. He passed with
a tine standing.
One important number you
should have on your joy ride
program is a visit to the Den of
Sweeis. Weatherly's ice cream
served tastefully in drinks and
sundaes sure to please the most
exacting. 17 )
J Sawyer, of Portland, guest
of J. W. Price, lost a $2.50 gold
piece watch charm in the record
er's oilice. the other day. The
office fuiled to find it and the
janitors could not locate, so some
one must have picked it up. Mr.
Sawyer wore this charm for 41
years, and will give reward foi
its return. It might have drop
ped outside the office. Leave it
with J. W. Price. Ilillsboro.
Not 'co to Creditors
X.itic i hrridiT gn-n that tha under
HiRiied lint l 1111 (ip In .. Ail.niiilMrntiir
ol l lii' K n il)' 11I t iiniim Jk.mI.wii. i
c nwil, by mi iiuLt lit thn ('ninny Cmrt
of t'n Stir nl Ori-Knn fur tin l oin t o
mmIiIi Kt. 11, inititi' 1111 Dm '.TOi itav
Apr I. llMi'.ii it ImsJ Inly qualllled as inch
AiiiiiiiiiHnunr, w
Nii. ilierf,ire, all rw)ii having
rtiintH SKHinul ni.l ptleri? tmrrtiy no
tlllpil mill nn 11 1 rtnl to (invent the saint
I'lumm r mi i.roimr vnuiiir to ma al
my luiilituHliiip (in Main Hirret 111 lh
I 111' i;t linli-li tii, t'r.'iMii, nr at ilia la
ollhr nf I in. H. Toiiuiie, Jr., AtUtrnry
11. 1,1.. , in inn i iMiniii'ri'iai HiiifK 11
llflHliiro, fir. trill, vilihlii xlt nmntrit
Irnm thn in'mif the liml putilliiaiton ol
Una iiutirr, to. wlf V itlmi nil moMtlm
If. 111 tlir '.'inn lny ol July, A. I, ll'lfl.
I.. I A laiiia.
Ailiii'iijstMtor of I'm Kniairof I'haili.i
iHroltHOli. ll''rt'il. ,
I'll' n. II. TiitiU Jr., Attorney tut
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. Spear Iliad is made exclusively of
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This choice leaf is selected with the
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hand, is thorounldy wadied free of all
foreign matter, and is presr?d into
Spear Head plugs so slowly that not a
drop of juice or an atom of the nat
ural flavor escapes.
Try Spear llead, and you'll get a
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SHMUr'K'S 8 ALU.
Notieo ia hereby givn, That by
virtue of Hit execution and order of
miLi U.iuod out of mid uid r th oul
of the Cirvuit Court of th Stuto of
Oregon, for tho County of Washing
ton, tinted tho 8th ilny of July, l'.Uil,
in fnvor of IVtor Broeruti, plaintiff;
mid Ngiiinat Koiia It. Morlo, t). Keg
I'itto, AnnoMiiata Mvrlo and John
Morlo, hor huHtiaiut, drfoiuUnU, for
tho aunt of $17.50 toui and the fur
ther aum of fir.00.0u with Intrreat
tho.-eon from the lUth day of Jiinu
uiy, lillt, nt the mt" of 7 ir cent
per nullum, mid for tha further mini
of ir0.uo Altormy'i feva. to me
dirtvtcd and delivered, communding
ma to muko anlo of the rvil ptouer
ty harcinaftT deacribed, I hvo lnv
I 'd upon and pursuant to aiild exw
t'tioti nnd order of sale, 1 will on
Mondry, the 14th day of Auguat,
l'Jli), at the Sau'.h door of the
Courthouim in llillaboro, Washing
ton County, Orevvn, at the hour of
ten o'clock a. m. of laid day. aril at
public auction to th higluvat biddor
for cash in hand, all of tha fo'low
ing dencribed real property, lying.be
ing and situate in Washington Coun
ty, Oregon, and more particularly
described 11 follows, to-wit:
Lot Two 2 Steel's Addition to
the Town of Ueaverton, Washington
Cout ty, Oregou, to satisfy the here-
inlie.ore named aunt nnd for the
cost and expenaei of aale and said
writ.
Stid sale will be maile aubjeet to
redemption at per itatutu of Ore
g..n.
Dated at HilUboio, Oregon, this
Kill day of July, 191A.
J. E. REEVES,
Shut iff of Washington County, Or.
Hy CEO ALEXANDER,
lpuly.
JOHN M. WALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of Ihe fttate of
Orefon for Waahing toa County.
Grace Rowell. I'lalntln". )
Fred T. Rowell, Defendant. )
To Prtd T, Kowell above uauied de
fendant: In the name of Hie Stat of Oregon
you are benby retiuiied to appear nnd
answer the complaint filed against you
in the above entitled Court and csunr
on or be lire Friday, the il day of Sep
tember, 1916, which said date la sis
weeks and more from and after the totti
day of July, 1916, the date of the first
publication of this Summons and If
you (all to so appearand an wer fm
want Ihetrof the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for tellrf prayed for in her
Complaint on Gle herein, tnwit: For a
deciee forever drimilvlng tha bom s ol
matrimony now and heretofore r aialing
bctweeu you and the defendant, for the
custody of the mllloi child Mas Kowell,
and for the sum of $15.00 tier month
permanent allmowy and the further sum
of f75.oo attorney fee and for siieli
other relief as pertain to equity.
This summon it published by o der of
the lion lien. K Bag ey, Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the !late of Orrgun, Conn
ty ol Washington, and said order was
made and dated on the 15th day of July,
1916.
Date of ihe last publication Thursday,
the 31st day of Aufual, 1916,
Clyde Richrd,u. Alt, for Plaintiff.
Sift Cliunibtr ol Commerce, I'oitland,
Oregon.
NOTICE OP riNAt, SETTLEMENT
IN TUB COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOB
WASHINGTON COUNTY
In the Matter of Hi Katat of John Han
Ben deceaaeii, .
Notice Is liHraliv ulven that the titular
kIkhikI eiMiutora ol tin eatat of Jobh
HiiiiHDii. ueeeasml. liiva (Unit In tha almvi
iiiiiillixl ourt an 1 01... their final
vHioout ami report In tha ma.terof aaiil
oilttti ; ami Ihat nalil onurt has Hind aim
appoiuteil Haturilay, tha ftih . iay ol
Miifiiat. IHHI, at the hour of 10 u'uli.ck a
ill, of aahl Hay, and the County Ouuri
KiiDiu of Wahiniitoii Cuunly, Oregon, Ii,
tllllNlHiriK (irogoii, iut the time ami place
or hnariiiK otijwillou to said tliml
uncoil nt aud tne lUat suttleinunt uf aalil
Uated this Srd day of July. 1HKI.
Mel I etor Kaamuiiaaii ,
Hans S lei .on Kasmutsen,
hxecutors of the estaleof Juhu Hansen,
leneaaeil,
Win. (i, Hara, Attorney for Kseoutora,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate ol
Oregon for the County of Wash
ington. Mr..ia Moo re.
flaintlfT.I
Kdward K. Moore, Djfendan ,
To Krlwiird K. Moore, above naniail
Inlmnlant:
In the naiiienf the Hlaleol Orevon vm
ate hereby requlieil toa parand anawei
ill eniiiplalnt tiled aKaiuat you lu tin
Hlaive entilleil suit on or lielor Krlilay
Ilia lid day of Heptomlwr, lllld ami If y 1
full 10 so appear or answer lli IMalnlll'
for want thereof will apply to lb Court
mr llin relief prayeii loi 111 hr oo.ulaint.
on IIU in the ahov eiitltltd Oourt, to wit:
Kur a duerne iliaaolvilia the boiula of
iiiHiriiiinny nereuuorn auil now eilatlng
hniwei'ii you anil the plaintiff and for
hikIi other and further lalief a to the
('unit mar loem meet and eniiilable.
TIiim niiiuiiiiiiis in ptihllshoil by nnlur of
l lie noiioraiiia iwi it "Kifliy, Jintgeof
Ihe IJirouit tlourt of the Htats of Ornnu
for the 1 1on nty of Washington, ami aalil
nnler wa mail and lati oa tbe l7ili
day ol July, IIIKI, and tbe date of th flrat
piililleatinn of ihl Huinmoii I 'Pbursilay
ihe'J'ith ilaynl July, l!H. ami the date of
the lat pulillcal Ion la 'l liursilay, the .tint
day ol Auguat IUIH.
CLYDE RICHAKDSON,
filH Chamber of Cotoniaroe Bldn,, Fort
laud, Oregon,
IQasja
MaSlM
when made with
Powder
'A'
RKLIAHLK Ixill in your
twine can moans money
in your inx-kct. The other
kind means wasted twine and
serious (iciay.
r Every man knows this. The
thing is to find the reliable
kind.
Plymouth Twine
has satisfied thousands, and
will satisfy you. dues not
tangle or full down, and it's
wen in sue.
Plymouth runs full length
and ties more bundles than
other brands. Huy it this
year and order curly.
.WescUit.
Percy Long
Hillsboro, Oregon
ll'NMHSt,
ii
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATU OF OK BOON. r'OK WA8H
INUTON COUNTY.
Mary V, t amnly, .linllll, v W 1,11am
IH'anlilV, illiliunlailt t
Tn William i Cnaxldy. abuv iiamfct
ili(iiniUiil:
In the tiame nf (lie Slat nf Oregtui yuu
are hnreliy niiil' l to 'ir atid aa
wnc the onmiiUliit rlln.1 aitanntt you 10
llieaUive enltllwl t iurt and eauae on or
bofnra llm liml ilny ol Heinrinlwr, Ifll),
aid itat tielnir aflxr llm viplraiuin of al
weeks from Ilia ilile of llm liml puMI
eallini of lhl utiiniiina.ainl U you tall to
aiwar and aitiwor hhI niioaliit. for
waul tlinrml, 111a tilaliillll kill apply to
ih Court lur Hie it-lmf irayel for In
liar eomiilalnl, Inttll fur a ilnrea ilia
nvln the Uinila of marrlaKe ami 111 sr.
rleiHJntii'l 11 iw ami liaii-tuhiraatlatlus;
11 wwii yuu ami llm ilnlnllll, upon
Kmnuils ol eriuil and inhuman treatment.
Tin siiiuiiiinn la antvnl iikiii you hf
piililiealliiu tlmrenf In ilia IlilUlxmi Ar(ii
iiuraiinnl I'l an oritur nl llm llmi (l K
ItrKley, JiiiIkk of llm alh.n, miiltlil
Court, u aila, rnmlernl ami ilatml 011 the
I7ih 0 nl July, liml, and whleli said
oilier illrrels that ihia uiiiiiiiiiis be ar
veil iiihui ynil tiy puhlieailiin I linn of In
aaiil lllllnlmril Arnua. lur all amifaalv
ami laiim eiiiivw Hi-eka, Ih Uaie ul lh
Ural iiiililieailnu theriHir Ih.ihk tha Joih
day nf July , fill, ami Ihe .hue of lli last
piililloallnil Ihrrwil lioliiK lite Witt Uy of
AUUNt, ll10.
WM. (i. IIAIIK,
Attorneys for i'luiiitiff.
SIIi;iUri"S 8ALK
Notieo ia hereby rlven, That by
virtue of un execution iuvd out of
nnd under the senl of the Circuit
Court of the Slnto of Oregon, for
the County of W:uhiiigton. dutej
the aut day of Mny, luirt, In favor
ol' J. II. Hunt, plaintiff; mid against
K. A. rnplimn, defundiuit, for the
sum of $Hi.7tl coHt, mill the further
sum of Ililb.Od, to in diiected and
(Icliveroil, roiiiinniidinK nio to tniike
salu of the renl proimrty heroliinfter
deacribed, I have levied upon nnd
pui-Kiinnt to said fx'utiin, I will
on Monday, Ihe l lth day of Auguat,
l!)Kl, lit the South door of the Court
house in ililluhoro, Wushiiirton
County, Oregon, i.t tiio hour of ten
o'clock n. tn. of said day, sell at pub
lic miction to tbe highest bidder for
cash in ll'in, I nil f 1 1... f.,11. A..
acribed real pronerty, lying, being
nnd situate in WaHiiington County,
Oregon, unil mora nnrtieulnrlv la.
crib.id iia fullowB, to-wit:
All of IaiU nunibovvd five (5) and
eight (), of and in Illuck One (1),
in the town of Itunka, aa the inmo
nnpenrs upon tho duly recorded
nlut thereof in tho offleA nf 1 1... p..
cordcr of Convcyutieea -of aforesaid
county and .ilate.
AIho a truct of land which is dea
enhed by bcginnlnif nt a point which
ih reached hy commencing at tha
north vest cornei' of Section thirty
one (31) in townsliip two (2) North
of rnngo three (,'l) weat of Willamet
te meridian, nnd riming thenca
soum ih rodH nnd 0 feet to the
miirni linn tr Mimui. vt,.,.t iH u
aforesaid town of Unnka, nnd the
Ear,t along tha North line of,a,i
street 2H0 feet to n point whifh B
the aforesaid boginiiinjr pointof tho
land to be d'mcribedj tnenoe YMt
nm.a ieei; i.nence Norm degrees
18 niintitoR went 205 feet thenco
south 170.5 fott to place U beginn
ing nnd containing HJLl:i!l square
rodH, morn or lens, ttf aatisfv tha
herjinhcforn nnmed 'auniH and for
the cohIh .and cx'ienMoa of sale and
said writ.
Said sale will hn tnndo Rubeet to
redemption, ua per statute of Orogon.
I);ited lit Ililluhoro, Oregon, thia
8th day of July, llilfi.
J. K. REEVES,
Sheriff of WaHliinglon Countv, Or.
By (JEO. ALKXANIiEB,
Doputy. ,
SKULASON A CLARK. .
Attorncya for I'laiutif.