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WED. AND THURS.
August 2 & 3
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The Popular Mutual Weekly
iELOW-SWEET
IS TASTE OF
U"SPEAR HEAD"
Ut3i Richly-Flavored Chew
1 T!at Vas Ever Pressed,
x Into Plugs
FOR A GENERATION
R -d-blooded men with reat tobacco
huti; or find that they can satisfy it only
ty chewing, and the most wholesome
and satisfying tobacco to chew is that
made in plug form.
The limit of luxury in tobacco chew
ing is the rich, sweet, juicy flavor that
tric'kies through your system when you
chew Spear Head.
Kit other chewing tobacco is so mel
li.w, ;:o luscious and so satisfying. No
other equals Spear Head for putting a
keen edge on your appetite.
Spt-ar Head is made of the world's .
test tobacco leaf the choicest of red
Kenr rky Burley. This leaf is selected
for '3 full, juicy richness with the
most painstaking care, is stemmed by
hand is pressed into Spear Head plugs
so s1. .-.ly lint not a drop of the rich,
natural juice escapes.
Y t it first chew of Spear Head will
opca your even to the genuine enjoy
Ik 't.t ;here is in chewing.
Cii .v the rich and meliow tobacco
Jiat '-.as been the favorite for a third
of a century that's Spe-.r Head la
10c cuts, wrapped in wax paper.
f ; f 1 1 ! LI N j - (3 1 LLO N VV AT E R
Mr. nnd Mrs. Max Beh'ir.fx. of
II,-.. miner rpturnprl from thi iri
ho;,
Th
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M''
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b ii.
vmoon trip Wednesday.
Uffr Grenada. Mo., where
were marr ed. July 12,
nd pnent a wecic at the
.i,.JM,iinB,i Twnow out at his place, lookinK
vas formerly Miss Nanette
I'-. 1 . ...,f,. cUn ia o o cfA
tl.l ;i: vain, onu one " "--'
of M
bus r
:. Ed. Schulmerich. She!""?,".' ""'"'
ided here in the past and ! laJryk' flat,onal ,n
h is r. lare cire'e
,S fH.ar.Ha
Il ,'th have the sincere conprratu
la'i jus of a host of friends.
Mis3 Clare Imbrie departed
ye" rday for Elmore Park. .
Wm. H. Joos, of North Plains,
was a city caller yesterday
M iyor Barrett and family are j
anoi'ir those who went to the v v nuc me umcr uay, anu
Tilla Tieok beach the past week. several feet before he eauffbt
,, , ... ihimself. He was he'ped down
II ..ward Churchley and Mim; by a companion, his injuries not
W.ll may Olmirer were umieain
nmruage at urenc), juiy ,
11)16 Kev. L. M. Loozer oflici -
aiin...
Cinford F. Gray and Miss
U Baucom, of Portland, were
iiurii-d July 27. 1916. in this
c iv. at the home of Mr. and
Mr3. iloy Heater.
The Chautauqua at Forest:
Grove was a splenaio sucre,
Biiu hs continuance, i.ext fcir,
nrffl. rion. Ciincofc "'i
wl,(i it ctured at one of the sos-
Klin 1 -i It fK'lJlJCW Ul A-Jr. . -""l
cf Hi Isboro.
OttiPS 4 HAKR1NUON
"The
Chor
us
Lady"
By James Forbes
Mrs. Thos. Biiyeu delightfully
ei'ertained a number of ladies
F iday aft moon, July 21, t
h -r home in South Hillsboro, the
g lest of honor being Mrs. W. E.
Thorn, of San Diefro, Cal. Those
p-f sent were Mesdames Thomas
i Biiyeu, W. E. Thorn, F. A. Bai
i lev, F. Boscow, B. Bowman, R.
Crandall, J. C. Lamkin, N. Chil-
cott. A, M Larlile, Jos. Downs,
F. M. Heidel, M. M. Pittenger.
A Sigler, K H. Greer, Kufus
Wajreener. U. B. Burk halter. C.
W. Redmond, Henrietta Morgan,
Wm. Valiandikjham. H. T. Bag
ley. B. W. Barnes, E. C. McKin
ney. Misses Eagleton and Luci'e
Thorn. Mr. and Mrs. W. E
Thorn and daughter, Lucile, ai.U
grand son, William Patmateer,
will visit here until the first of
the month before returning
South.
Frederick Vining Fisher, now
on the Chatauqua platform, was
at Forest Grove last week, and
delivered two of his characteris
tic lectures. He made Tilla
mook Saturday, lecturing there.
Ili3 son accompanied him Wst
j on the trip. Mr. Fisher is well
i known here, where he was pas
tor of the M. E. Church for sev
jeral years, and where he was
I instrumental in organizing the
1 boys into a club that had a splen-
idid effect on the youth of the
, city. He was more than pleased
to meet his Hillsboro friends,
and expressed himself much sur
prised at Hillsboro'e wonderful
i improvement in streetand sewer
work.
J. W. Vander velden. of Roy.
ti wmr' u e1Bl,a.ieB
"'t Harry West, who is lookinf
. - l 1 i r . a 1
over me stare ior some prize
reuistered stock to show with
Oregon's exhibit at the coming;
Massachusetts livestock show, is
, "vt ' " ? u.1 ne Knuur.
"ViU. i nc lUIUUlK OIIUW IB IU UC
o, ., .i.ikt..
,"l' - i llio I.UU1HJ HOB
some
lino llolsteins and Jerseys, and
it woulci not be surprising if
some were selected tor Eastern
exhibit. J. W. and Mr. Peeren
boom both have stock worthy of
the show ring, anywhere,
Gail Wells ran against 110
while workinjr on a tele-
bejn gerjou8 It waH g rather
close c?ii &n a, the current
; cam0 from the lire alarm system
:the city will tee that the wires
are insulated for protection . to
workmen.
Mrs. C. Delsman and son,
Chas,. of Ashland, are here,
guests of Henry Delsman and
other relatives, They go from
here to Tillamook, and then re
turn home. They have been
East, visiting with friends and
relatives in Wisconsin, They
VTCI C lt.oiUV.iilJ - iiiunMUiw
eral years ago.
County Official I'apcr
. i
t . A. LONO, K.ilttot
Kntct I t ill ' I'wt IttUea Hi Hi Mtoto
Oii'ji' ti, .i aecmt.l-cl is in ill in IU r.
Sulu-ctipttiui. $1.50 prr anm m
1 V K D K V li R Y T i l lUV
-BV-
I OMG McHIMNKt
The life of Miss Mary Urowr,
who died above Banks, Monday,
was an exeniplificati n of one of
the grandest of sacrifieis. llr
self and her hopes of youth vvere.
submerRcd al a time when life
meant everything to her. Her
self-sacrifice was as much of a
pleasure to her as it was a dut.
Such nobility of character and
moral strength is so surely a
rarity that it become a monu
ment to a person enshrined in
the hearts of all who have seen
and wondered. It U such a life
as this that causes a thoughtful
person to ponder, and to real.z?
that in the fitness of things there
should be an eUrnnl habitat.
UNION STOCK YAk'DS
The market opened Monday with
a lightotferingof about 800 head
The demand was very limited.
The prices on prime steers were
a vuarter lower. Tops sold at
J&UU for one load and otners at ;
$7.90 which would have realized
25c more last week. There were
but a few loads of cows here but
they found very slow outlet at
about the same loss as did stt-ers
Very good cows sold at $5.50 with
with the bulk selling $5 to $5 25
Bulls sold at $4.25 lor the best,
calves were unchanged at a $7.50
top. .
Hogs Hog prices were ad
vanced another lOe over last
week with quite a liberal otfer
inr. Tops sold at $9.10 which
wta also the bulk price. Quality
waa very good. Pigs were very
scarce with a $7.50 top.
Sheep Sheep prices still re
main unchanged. T.hs receipts
have been only moderate but
enough to supply the demand.
Choice lambs continue to sell at
$8 25 with culls bringing $5 50
and $6.00. Yearlings are selling
$6 00 with ewes at 5c. .
Card of Thanks
The bereaved lamily of the late
Alonzo VV. Pike dese to extend
their sincere thanks to their
numerous friends who so kindly
tendered aid and sympathy dur
ing: their late sorrow, the death
and obsequies of the husband
and father, and we return espec
ial thanks for the abundant
floral tribute?.
Mrs. A VV. Pike.
Mrs. Mary Younp,
Mrs. John Summers,
Archie Pike.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller,
Earl Miller and wife, Hugh Mil
ler, Dr. C. B. Brown and wife,
Dr. Hoyr. Brown and H. E Mc
Kinney were out from Portland
yesterday, attending the funeral
of their relative, the late Miss
Mfry Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Rehse de
parted Wednesday for Seattle,
Wn., to visit with relatives.
Their grandchild, Florence Gar-
zee, returned with them, after
an extended visit here. They
will refrain on the Sound for at
least two weeks.
Mrs. Henrietta Morgan went
to Astoria the first of the week,
called there by a telegram an
nouncing the death of Mrs.
Flora Gilman, aunt of Mrs. Mor
gan, Wm. G. Hare and Mrs.
Grant Mann-.
The Vita baseball team de
feated the Meier & Frank team
last Sunday on the h cal grounds.
10 innings, score 4 to 3. It was
a fine ball game. Pitcher Ralph
Williams pitched fine ball for the
Vitas and the receiving end of
the battery was Koy Schu'meric h
Deputy Game Warden Barker,
of Yamhill. wa3 down to Hills
boro, Monday. He reports but
little game violation these day i
but thinks they will soon be
busy, especially when the ope;
season for deer comes.
A. L. Grebe and wife wpnt
over to Garibrldi, the last cf the
week, to camp several weeks. A.
L. made the return trip via
Sheridan, Tuesday, to see how
things were going at the Laurel
ranch, and then n turned the
middle of the week.
: H. H. Hall, of Shady Brook,
was in the city Tuesday morn
ing, greeting friends. Harry
has been one of the landmarks
out in the Shady Brook section
for many years.
.Albert Ray, who suffered a
dislocated shoulder during the
ball game with the Meier &
Frank team Sunday, left this
morning for a vacation at Rock
away. The most popular place in
Hillsboro. Sunday night, will be
at the Cong. Church for the j
.Union service. Come early so
j as to get a good seat.
!l arrnmev for defendant. A.
ni(n ok iii.il, Art'ornT.
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Noluv nf Ai'! 11 un. m of Ailiniiiiitiior
til the County tVtn I i,f til,' Sl itu of
t'lVBOII, till- I'nilllU' Of Wll.'lll.
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In llio MiiUor ol llio Kntalool M A II ,l
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Wanted -at once:. Young men
foriuiloinobile business. Uig pay.
We make you vxpert in ten
weeks by mail. I'ay us ni ter we
secured you portion, t'enttiry
Automobiie Institute, 3) I..os
Angeles, CaL
Mrs. A, Tarent rf turned from
Ocean Park the last id' the week.
MUTCH OK SIIKlill TS S.U.K ON
rUKW UiSl KK.
NOTICI-; IS IlKKKIiY C'.IVKN:
That by virlitro of in exi-intum,
d ree ami tmlrr of snip issui-tl out
of ami under the si-al uf the C ircuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington Count v. thitftl the 8th
iby of July, li'lti, in that certain
suit therein pcml'm? wherein I'etor
Iiijicren is plaintiff ami nitaiimt
Rosa 12. Morlo, O. Ki''lutto, Aiinon
tiata Mi r'm amt John Jforlo, her
husband, are ili-femliiiita upon a
jiidjrnifnt iu'ii iberac in f::vnr of the
plaintiff mill iiumst the defendants
and the real property hereituifter
ihwi'iibed, in the sum of SlfitHI.OU
with interest thereon front the 21th
day of January, l'Jlt, tit the rate of
7 per ernt f'r annum, ntut for the
further sum of SKiO.lill, attorney'
foes, and the further sum of SI .f.U)
costs anil disbursements, and com
miiniuntr mo to soli tne r--'il proper
fv hpn'in?.f'.er ilescnl ed to satisfy
I the hi reinbefiire ruiiiioil sums;
NOW TUF.KKKOKK. I will, on
Monday, the llth day of Amnisl,
I l'.!lti, at tho south door of the Court!
I House at llillsboro, Washington j
Count v. Oreiron. offer fur sale and,
will sell nt DUidir auction to the
hichrst bidder for ensh in hand, all
tic following described real Dioper
ty Bituate in Washington County,
tieeiron, to-wit:
All of Lot 2 Steel's Addition in the
Town of Hcavirton, Wa.ihinifton
County, Orc;;on.
Si'.ul ali: to bo mailo miliioet In
redemption tis provided by law, and
the proceed therefrom imtainoil will
hi ftpplif't to the payment:
First: To the costs and expensed
of said sate.
Second: Tu the payment of the
several sumih of money duo plaintiff
as hereinbefore set forth.
Third: The remainder, if any there
he, paid to the rlerk of said court to
be by him disbursed n by law re
quired. Dated nt Hillnhnro, Oregon, this
8th dav of Jul v. A. I). 1(H.
J. II UF.EVKS,
Sheriff of Washington County,
Oregon.
Hv ;KO. ALKXANfiKR, Deputy.
JOHN M. WALL.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ON
FORECLOSURE.
NOTICE IS IIKUlillY GIVEN:
That by virtue of an execution, de
crcc and order of Kale issued out of
and under the deal of tho Circuit
Court of the State of Oregon for
Washington County, on the 21th day
of July, 1!HS, in ' that certain suit
therein ponding wherein Margaret
Bernards i plaintiff, I). Reghitto
and Luigia ReghiUo, his wife, llills
boro National liank, a corporation,
Roger II. Sionolt and Lorinif K.
Adams, partner na Sinnott &
Adams, and Chin Sing, a chinuman,
are defendants, upon a judgment
and decree in favor of thu plaintiff
and against the defendants O. Reg
hiUo ed Luigia Rcghitto, hi wife,
ami the real property hereinafter
described, in the Mint o.' $10,:Wft.00,
with intcrei-t thereon at the rate of
8 per cent per annum from the 17th
d;:y of April, 1U1 I, nnd the further
sum of $2500.(t w ith interest there
on at the rate of 0 per cent per an
num from the Iht day of July, 1911,
anil the further sum of $(500.00 at
torney's foes, and the further sum
of S-Vi.OO torts and disbursements,
and commanding me to sell the real
Drenerty hereinafter described to
ttstiiify the hereinbefore named
sums;
NOW T I EREFORK. I will, on
Monday, the 2fh day of August
1!ll(i. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock A
M. of said day, nt the south door of
the Court House at llillsboro, Wash
ington County, Oregon, offer for
sale, nnd will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, all the following deseribed real
property iiituate in Washington
Comity. Orecnn. to-wit:
R-ginrn'm; at, an iron buggv
spring in the cooler of County Road
No. 807 at the S. W. corner of Lot
No. VI in Steel's Addition to lien
verton in Section ti, T. I S. R. 1 W
Washington County, Oregon, ns
shown on the dolv recorded plat
thereof in the recordti of said Coun-
ty: thence North in tho renter on by pulilieauon tnereor in ino iniis
said road 7'!",.2 feet, to an, iron nin; toro Argus Tiiirsuant to order of Hon.
thence South HI d'g. 12 min. Kant Coo-gc. R. Itaglev, Judge of the
7!I7.3 feet to an iron pin: thence above enli.led Court, made, render
Soi,th M del'. (l nin. West MA ' ed and entered on the 2filh day of
feet to an iron; (hence South 27j,Jtlv, 191(1, nnd which said order re
deg, :i7.nun. Fail 72(5 feet to nn'muroH that, this summons be pub
iron bolt; Oienee Soiilh S5 deg. R4,lished in the said Hillsboro Argus
m;n. Kn.t '311 r feet to an iron; for si successive and eon
tbence South fifi dog. 44 min. West I soeiit.ivp veel'a, the date of
VX'lM feet to an iron run; thence; the first puhliention thereof be
North 82 deg. 'XI min. West :!37.9(tnir Thiirsdav, July 27th, 1010, and
feet to an iion lioggv axle; thence:the date of the last publication there
North 7 deg. riiin. Kiist 354.5 of tieinf Thnrsdny, tha 7th dny of
feet to an iron; ttemen South H8 deg. S'lptember, l!M(i.
5", min. We:'t 717.7 feet to the placel WM. G. HARK,
of beginning, containing 19.12 acres, Attorney for I'luintiff.
Wefch.l'
llH'ltlllihU III lll II f MI)' III Ul
Oirvrmi Klertric Kuilwhyi ( ,
Also; lU'ktiimiujr tit 1111 iron iin In
llio cciiloi- of liitno Mno Uoml on Ihfl
North liiu of tlm Murtomlulu Suh-
tttviitm, distant VS.:t foot Knst from
;, nii-trior Kootion roinor liolwocn
- . , . ,,, . ,, . .., .v
WimtiiiiKton County, OrvKoit,
tlioitro .South I ili'tf. tH lllllt. Wont
1MU.N loot, mora or loss, to un Iron
on the North ttiile of tho Oreiton
HUflric Knilway ri'ht of way;
thomo following said North line of
riuhl'of way, North 5:t diir. 37 mitt.
West 1 r'4. 1 foot to an iron pin in
rwi on West line of snid Moi lon
d.ilo tiael; thence in said road North
I do);. 0! mitt. I'.'uVt 824.7 foot to an
iron pin in tho coiiipr of llano l.lito
Kn.'td; tlieiuv South HU dotr. il mi n.
Kat i:t;;n,;t foot to the utinrtor o
tion corner nhovo m.'ittlonvl; thm'o
Kant 7s.:i foot to tho pluoc of boifin
niug, iniitaining 4:i.(UI aoron. Ko-n-rximr
therefrom ft romlway 10
foot wide front the SouthoiiHt corner
of h"iv:n doHoi-Hiod true', aloint the
Nortlr sido of the (remm Klortrlc
rij;ht of way to tho eriwsiinir nt San
la KoMit station on sitid ro.'id, it dis
t'ltoo of l,llti.7 fiot, mnro or lenn,
from said Soiithenst rornor, Also
roHorviiiir a Huht to flow wator In
tho dilili running ncrox tho tract of
land last nhovo doncribod. nml to on-
tor tiMin said tract ;f ntvossnry, for
tho iimmso or npi'iuinr ml. initirov
iniT said ditch. Kxcciitimr thoro-
from tot 7 nml wost hnlf of lot ti of
si'.id Mortonilulo milidiviHion .horetiv
furo nlcasod from the effect of aid
MUr.
S lid italo to be mndo subject to ro
leniption M provided bv l:w, Rltd
tho proceedi therefrom olitatned will
l.i iMiiilieil ti tho linvmont:
Klrsl: To cost anil cxpvnscH of
said sate.
Second: To several sums due
plaintiff n hereinbefore net forth.
Third: The renuiinder. if tiny
there he, paid to the rlerk of miid
Court to ho by him disbursed ns by
law roimired.
Pitted tills 21th day of July, A. D
10 If..
J. E. UKKVKS.
Sheriff of Wnshlturton County,
Oregon.
JOHN M. WAI.t,.
Attorney for I'laintiff. "
NOTICE OF SHKRIKrS SALE.
In The Circuit Court of the State of
OroH'in for WashliiKton County.
Jennie Catherine MeKaliton and
Olive 8. Vit.ton, I'laintiffs,
vs.
IS. H. Mulvin and Helen II. Molvin,
his wife, iind II. II. Melvin, lfen
dants. I!y virtuo of exwution, JtulKinrnt
ortler, decrefl nnd order of snlo issu
ed out of the nbove entitlvd court in
"'""'e entitled muse, to rue dir
eetinl and dated the 24th day of
July, HMti, upon it judgment
rendered nnd entered in said
cot rt on the l lth day
of July, lUUt. in favor of Jennie
Catherine McKatsnn nnd Olive 8.
Vinton, plaintiffs, nml mrninKt II.
K. Molvm. defendant, for the sum
01 rive inousanu uoiiara t.-iimi
with intere.'it ut the rale Of 7 per
cent per annum from the "rd day of
U 'tntier, lUl'i, nnd the further aum
of Three Hundred Fifty Dollar
($:t."ii.U0), with intercut nt the ratr
of ti per cent per nmium from the
14th day of July. I'JIIi. and for the
further funt of Twenty Kitrht Pol-
aiH and Fifty Cent IlL'H.riO). cot
and disbursement!, nnd the ront of
aud unon thin writ, commanding me
to make sale of the fololwing den
crileil renl property, to-wit:
All of (iovcrnmont lots six (0) snd
Sweii, (7), in Section Twenty (20)
e.'id the Southwest iimrter of the
Southeast quarter of said Section
Twenty CJ0), also lot six ('), in
Section i2), nlso the Northeast
ipiarter of the Northcnst quar
ter of Kwtioti Twenty-nine ('-'!'),
all being in Township One (I),
South, of Range Four (1), West of
the Wilh-mette Meridian, in Wash
ington County, State of Oregon.
NOW THEREFORE, by virture of
said execution, judgment order, de-cr.-e
nnd order of sate and in com
pli.'iice with the commands of said
wril, I will on Monday, tho '-'Nth
dav of August, lOlrt, nt ten o'clock,
A. M.. at tho South door ofthe Court
House in Hillsboro, Washington
County, Oregon, sell nt public auc
tion, (subject to redemption,) to the
highest Indil'.T for cash in hunil, all
the right, title nnd interest, which
the within nanvnl defendant nnd
each nnd nil of th?m had on the
1'Jth dav of Sontember 1913, the
dnl.n of the mortgage herein fore
closed, or since that date had In and
to the above described property or
any part therenr, to sntisry splil ex
ecution, judgement order nnd decree
intercut, costs and ncerulng costs.
J. E. REEVES.
Sheriff of Washington County:
Oreiron.
Paled this afith dav of July, 1910.
First issue July 27th. 19KI
Lent issue August 21lh, 111(5.
WALTER (i. II AYES,
Feiiton Building, Portland, Ore.
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
SUMMONS.'
In the Circuit Court of Ihe Stale of
Oregon, for Washington County.
FninriH K. IVrrill, I'laintiff. vs.
t.loria O. Ferrill, Defendant,
To Gloria O. Ferrill, tho above
named defendant:
IN THE NAME OF TIIF, STATE
OF ORECON: You are hereby
notified nnd reauired to appear anil
answer the complaint filed against
you in tho above entitled Court nnd
cause on or before Friday, the Rth
dav of September, 191; said dnte
beintr After the exniratum . or six
7eks from the date of ths first pub
lication of this su.nmonc upon you;
nnd if vou fad no to appear anil an.
sw'er said comtdaint for want there
of the plaintiff will rpply to the
Court -for the relief praved for in
his complaint, to-wit: For n decree
dissolving tin marri ige and mar-
riaire contract now nnd heretofore
exhitintr between yourself and plain
tiff unon the grounds of cruel and
inhuman treatment.
This summons is nerved upon yon
. tiPMMONS.
tit llio ClrcUil Court oflha Hut el
Oregon for Waahlnnton County.
ti. M. Andenoii, I'laintiff,
v. - ,
Nellie Anderaon, iHtfehdnnt, ,
To Nellio Anderaon,' tha ttlnivo
it:. mod defondiint: ,
IN TllK NAMK OF TIIF. 8TATK
OK OKKtiON: You r hereby re
iiuiied to nppear tttid nniwer tha
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OOmpiHIIll IIIWll IIK"!'1"
nbov entllliHl Court nml cauia on or
Kforo the ISth day of Augutt. 118.
aald ditto being ttftor tha expiration
of six week from tha data of the
first publication of thia aitmmona;
nnd If you fail to o nppear and nn
awer said complaint, for want thera
of. the plnintiff will nppty to tha
Court for tha rolief proved for In
Hs conipUint, to-wit; for dwre
dissolvintf tho ntnrrlaga nml mar
iine;e itmtrnct now and heretofora
existing hotween you anil tha plnin
tiff, tiiKiit ground of cruel and In
humnn t rout merit.
This Summon 1 aerved upon you
by publication thereof in the IMU-
A'ririm iiiiruiinn to order of tllO iloil-
orntihi tloo. K. llaiflev. Judic of
tlm nbovo entitled Court, made
rendered and tinted on tha M day
of July. I and which anld order
direct that thia munition b terved
upon vou by publication thereof In
aid llillsboro Argu. for lx aue
lv nml roiisecutlve week, the
d. to of the first publication thereof
bolitir the tith day of July, into, nd
the date of the lnt publiiHtion
thereof being tha 17th dny of Aug
.i it unit, and that you tuipear and
nnawer aid complaint on or before
the lHth day or Aurut, int.
WM. O. HARK.
Attorney for I'laintiff.
l:xectilrU Notkt
S!ali.-e la lierrbv aiven br th and"
lnnl, tint she h brtn dulr appulatcit
l.y ihe I i n ly l oiirt or tne Mate i
tViejiOii f ir the C unt of Wlilr(toii,
Kxerutil of th ll will tl Kobett II.
Wnliet, dreraceil. Alt pviaoti hvinr
el linn lmt Mid drcraavil ait he rbt
reiiilrril to prewrnt thrni, with propel
vouclirit, wiiblu ail (6) mnntht Iron
tli ilMe of thl notice, to lb unilcr-
iK'iinl st h'f rrsldrnre, Rural fie 1
I'very. Numtwr Tw Bfavtrton, Wh
lnlon I'miiiiIv Oiee-in.
Paled t Mid tnldiuce, lb lHth dav
o Imie, 1916.
1hl nolle filt publithed lua N.
1910,
Rachel P. Walker.,
i:rcutil of th latt will of Robert
If. Wslker, deceased.
K, II Tonxiie nil Freiltrlck V, Itol
m n. Attnteev for Kiecutrl.
Notice of l'lnl Settleii fnl
Notice li hvrrbv si in that tht Ho
Accinii't In the (iuai li.ni.hlp of
L Lvon stol Winnie S Lyon, Minor
lint Iwen lil-d in Iht OounlT Court ol
he l'le rf Oregon for Wwlkliiytoi'
County, siul that tli Mtil nwrl
lru nnltil Monday. I tut day el
luty I'll, nt the hour ut trn o'clok
. M , ol Mid dny, in 11 . V. unty Cour
K,.oin In the I'luulr l.i.r II uw
llillalxiio, WaahlnKton t rlntr, 0.rK"
tb time and nUc I r h 'riluit oh
jrctiuil lo Mtil l'lllnl Ac ou it unit loi
ho rltlcmrut ol iwlt (ut I I, until)
K.Uie.
Pa ril ihu art h day of June, I
John l a Mau'
Ekiutnr of the I. t Will and l t
in nl of ti. W. Mrth, lHemn,. '..liar
Ihm of l.cilie 1. Lyon and Wlou H.
I.) mi, Minors
Not ce to Creditors
Nolle la harcliv l"ii that Ilia uintar
aluiiril ha bran apifluUd AiliiitiiUlraE.il
ol I Iih Kniaie ul t-nariaa jwhiohii, ia
wiuil, liy an onUr ol Ihe t'ounljr four1
il tiia nla a ul (rKin lor tne oumr o
Valii irt.ni, mail on Ilia 77th liar oi
Apr I. Itnil.niil harliily ipialltlwl aa aiich
AiiiiHiilKirator.
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ilalma KirnKiMt talil mate ara tiarahr no
mini anil rniulratl Ul urwwMit llitMim
louellinr with oroixir vounliara to ma at
in V tartirlioii on Main HI r art in lite
Cllv of Ihllkli iro, llri'Koii, oral Ilia law
ililna ot Tho tl. Tons ua, Jr., Aiuniirj
it l.iw, la lli ('oiniiiarulal lliovk ti
lllllHlnri). Or. Koo, lltiln all mutilli
in. in llm iIkIko! Ilia tint uutillcallun o
lua nolirr, to-wit- Wllliln alx inonllo
from tha 'A ih yny ol July, A. I, lulu.
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Tina. II. Toiigaa Jr., Attornar for
IdinliilHiraPir
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IN TllK CIKCLMT CO HUT OK TUB
;8TArM OK OUHUON. KOIt WASH
INUTON COUNI'V.
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ar liiTnl') miulie I to nppmir and an
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want innriHii, ion inainiiii win aiiij in
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olvliitf ilia lionila or msriiSKf ami mar
rlitisoitiai:i 11 tw aim iieiioniriiaiiun
Iiiwmii vim ami llio eUliillll, unou
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oiil'lieallou lliiirvol In llm I Milium Arsii
oiisuaiil loan inner 01 inn 11 nil tmi n
tmli'. JiolS1' ol Hot alsive einillnl
0 iiiru 11 silo, Mtiitlernl suit ilalMl ou lb
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saiil tllllslMiro Ai:n, lor l initmiia
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II mi iulill'tliii tliortoi' livii 11 Hi Willi
Isr oi July , I !. ami llio ila ul Ilia last
iiililiiull llirimil boliiK tlir day of
annual, iviu.
WM. ti. II AUK.
Attorney for I'laintiff,
siu:ih".s SAl.K
Notice la hereby given, That by
v!rlu of nn execution bunted out of
nnd under the seal of tha Circuit
Court of tho Slate uf Oregon, for
the County of Wnahington. dated
the Hint day uf May, IU10, in favor
o. J. II. Hunt, phiintltr; aim ngainat
K. A. IWIimn, defendunt, fur the
aunt of $Ul.7U cost, nnd the further
aum uf jltifi.UU, to me directed and
delivered, commmiitiiiMT ine to make
tale of the renl proerty hereituifter
IcNcrlbed, 1 have ievlnl Upon and
pursuant to anid en-H-utien. I will
on .Hominy, tne inn u.iy oi nuguai,
l'Jltl, at the South door of the Court
house in llilliibiiro, Wnahlngton
County, Oregon, ht the hour of ten
o'clock . m. of aald dny. sell at pub-
lie auction to the highest bidder for
rh In hand, nil of the following da-
arrihrd renl protierty, lyutK, belnn
and aitunte In Washington County,"
Oregon, and more particularly dea
crib.td aa follows, to-wit!
All of l-ota numbrivd five (5) ana
eight (H). of nnd In llluck One (I),
in the town or Hanks, :u: lite anmo
atipears upon the duly recorded
plut thereof In tho office of the Re
corder of Conveyances of aforesaid
county and J! ate.
A I no a trait of land which la des
cribed by boglniiiinf nt a point which
i reached by commencing at the
northv est corner of Section thirty
one (31) in township two (2) North
of range three ('4) west of Willamet
te Meridian, nnd runing thence
south 4fi roils nnd 0 feet to tha
North line of Market Street In tha
aforesaid town of Hanks, and thence
Kart along tho North line of aald
street UH0 feet to a point which I
ihe aforesaid licglmiing ttolnt of tha
lund to be described; thence Eaat
limn feet; thence North S2 degreea,
18 minute west 205 feet; thence
south 170.5 fot to plare of beginn
ing and containing H4.l:t! uare
rods, more or less, to satisfy tha
hereinbefore named annul and for
(he costs and expense of sale and
suid writ.
Maid ante will be made subject to
redemption as per statute of Oregon.
Dited at llillsboro, Oregon., thia
8th day of July, MM it.
J. K. RKKVF.8,
Sheriff of Washington County, Or.
Ity C.F.O. AI.KXANHKR.
Ih-puty.
KUI.ASON CI.AUK.
Attorney fur I'laintiff.
NOTICK OF SIIKRIFF'8 8 ALU
NOTICE is hereby K'ven that by
virtue of an execution, decree and or
d'jr of sale, Issued out of and under
seal of the Circuit Court of tho Stata
of Oregon, for Washington County,
on the 18th day of July, llMIt, In a'
cause therein pending wherein A.
Todd la plaintiff and J. C. Armstrong
and Veda Armnlrong are defendant,
to me directed nnd delivered, and
commanding mn to make sale of tha
real properly hereinafter described,
Ui satisfy the sum of $11100.00 in
favor of the defmidiint, Veda Arm
strong, which 4s declared by said
decree lo bo a lien upon said real
property prior and superior to tha
lion and claim of the plaintiff there
on, and to satisfy a judgment ren
dered In said cause In favor of tha
plaintiff and against tho defendant
J. C. Armstrong, for costs and dis
bursements in said cause in the sum
of fHil.10, ami to satlafy the further
sum of 12,0'JC.DO In favor of the
pluintiff, which Is declared by (aid
decree to be a lien upon aald real
property, nnd to further satisfy tha '
cost nnd expense of anid side and
upon said writ, I will on Saturday,
tho 19th day of August, laid, nt tha
hour of lo o'clock A. M. of said day,
at the South door of the Court
House of Washington County, Ore
gon, in llillsboro, Oregon, proceed to
sell nt public auction to the highest
bidder for cash In hand, nil of tho
following described nil reel nt r1
nronertv aitnntA In Unl,ln,i.n
County, Oregon, to-wit:
.. ThA XtnltiitrAuf r,i,.lflM A .1.1
,w, v., ... nv iuiii n-i in l,rtO
Northwest ounrtcr of Section 7, In ff
1 N. R. 4 W. of Will. Mer., nnd tm)'
Southwest quarter of the 8ntithaet
quarter or lot number a of Sti(ctj0n e
In T. 1 N. R. 4 W. of
III. ' Mer.,
containing CO.MO acres,
Said sale to bo made
uhject to re
of the State
demption as per statu
of Oregon,
uau.il tills 2()tn iUv 0f j..v 1ft1(,
J. R. REEVES, -Sheriff
of Washington County,
Oregon,
COLE CJI.E,
Attorn-jya for'pl.iintiff.
WILLIAM G. HAKE,
Attorney for defendant Veda Arm
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