WLL3B0R0 IXDEPESDEXT.
LOCAL AND GKN'I! RAL.
V.''ji tuUt-n In rxcLange at the
lla.itur.
(Irnxl h:iy, at a low price. K. II.
Warri-n. 4Mt
lol-lrorii awl d it mult, at the
oj-t-ra liou) to-night.
lriiK'rii'M, In all color and ntyies,
at S liulincrirh A Son'rt.
Cull ou Humphreys for loans on
(ToihI property, also farms to rent anil
to m il.
(icntV furnixliiiiK tfixxl-i, nil kinds,
just Iron) the factory, at Schulincrich
iii Son'.-.
If you Hre In iimmI of a Mewing nia-iliiii-,
call tit the Bazaar la-fore
purchasing.
( ii hundriHl nixl fifty pouiiiN
-hoii-e clover w"il for Hale. V. A.
iiillion, Olencoe.
Hoys' and children's i-apn, all ntyl,
at Hchulruerich & Son's. Just the
tiling to wear to school.
Hair oils, complexion and looth
inni'ilcis anil other toilet articles, to
he sold at cost, at the isazaar.
A littledauifhtor of 1). K. Wheeler,
of ltcedville, followed a Kitulrri-I into
a tree, hut fell and broke her leg.
Oxfords In all styles, Indies' and
misses', at prices and styles to suit
the limes, at Kchulmerlcli s hon's,
Wanted To rent, a farm of 80 to
100 acres on the shares, or muni lie
ehenp for cash. W. S. Hyde, Hills-
date, Or.
lloh Oreer can sell you all kinds of
needs, and -MKflally tleltl pens anil
corn, as cheap ax you can huy them
In Portland. 400
Those out of employment, or those
who have not yf t got a home, are
asked to investigate the proposition
advertised in another column hy Jos
epli Gaston.
llemetnher the concert at the cv
era house to-night. Iteserved seats,
2il cents; general admission, l' cents,
Tickets on salo at the usual place,
Ssuper, 10 cents, at city hall.
You are especially invited to at
tend services at the Christian church
next Hunriuv. March 15th. Theme
for II a. in. "(letting." At 7::W p
in. "Vision and Life."
Lost A plain gold hand linger
rinir. large enough for a hahy, and
engraved ou the Inside. The t'nder
will hesuitahly rewarded by leaving
it with Dr. 0. II. Brown.
The cheap rates of $ cabin and
12 fill steerage, including meals and
berth, are still In effect on the O. It.
A N. Co's steamers, from Portland to
Han Francisco. Hteatuers leave Port
land every live days.
Next Sunday, at the Congregation
church, the themes will laas follows:
Morning. 11 a. ni. "The Necessity
of Keening Kight at It, and Al
ways," Mathew 1(1:22. livening
"The Urol her of the Prodigal Son,"
Luke 1.":2S. The other services will
lie as usual.
Dr. Adkins, dentist, has re-occupied
his old parlors in the Corwin A
Woostcr block. Hut before he moved
to the rooms he renovated them, re
paired and laid carHls, so that now
ho has quarters more pleasant than
'ever before. The doctor is now pre
pared to 1111 aching voids or reduce
excruciating pain.
Cold, snappy weather may le en
joyable and salubrious in the states
eivst of the llocky mountains, hut In
the Willamette valley they bring
sneezing and coughing. Half the
lieople of Hillshoro are giving undi
vided attention to their noses since
the three cool days of last week.
Some nre seriously ill with lung and
bronchial ailments.
The students and faculty of the
St:it" Normal School, having seen
several notices of Hon. Thos. II.
Tongue's lecture on "Oenlus and
iNndding" are desirous of hearing it,
and have invited him to deliver it at
that school. Mr. Tongue will go to
Monmouth this morning and deliver
the hrt ure la-fore the State Normal
(School this evening.
Charles I.. Haukins died very sud
denly in Portland last Tuesday even
ing. An autopsy revealed the fact
that his death wss the result of heart
failure. James F. Hankins, a broth
er of the deceased, well known in
this county, died suddenly last year
from cardiac trouble, Before that
their mother had died of the same
trouble, hence it would seem that
heart disease is herdietary In the
family,
The McMlnnville Dramatic Club
will go to Forest drove on Friday,
the 2oth, and present the Dream of
Life." The Telephone--ltegister,
creaking of the play and company,
remarks : "A good and appreciative
audience witnessed that pleasing
drama, "Dream of Life," at the Sec
ular church, on Friday last. It was
well presented and drew forth much
applause," Professor Toney's orches
tra w III accompany them to Forest
Orove.
There will In- nix-clal services at
the M. F.. church Sunday evening.
The pa-tur will deliver an odd,
unique, illustrated and interesting
address on the subect, "Character
IWiilding," in the interest of the
young ssple ami children. There
w ill l-e good music and singing. All
young eole and children are
speciallv and cordially Invited to at
tend. The subject for the morning
sermon is "Who is on the lord's
side?" Hev. MclHuiald will preach
his farewell f-ermon Sunday, March
22.1.
A Woman's Kelief Corps, auxili
ary to t lie 11. A. H., was organized In
HUlsUiro last Thursday afternoon
and evening. Mrs. Mary S. Meyer,
tlopartm.Mit prudent, was the inti
tuting ofticer. The Corps has even
fifty charter members. In the even
ing the officers were publicly install
ed, to-wit: Pres., 1-ah L Hicks;
Sr. Yiee-Pres , F.lizabeth O. Crandall;
Jr. Viiv-Pres., Lydia Howen: Sec.,
Lucv K. Humphrey; fres., Kmma
F.. Morgan; Chap., Anna Waggener:
tvrulu-ir, Lillian Craig; tluard,
Mary M. HttengiT; Assistant Con
ductor, Orpha Carllle; Assistant
Uunrd, Mary C. McCulloch. After
the Installation an addrewi was dellv
w bv IH-partment Commander Al
len, bv Adjutant Morse, by Depart
ment President Meyers, by Hon. W.
I. H ue, Prof. Stanley and Hon. H.
V Oates.
A few weeks ago, mention was
made of the sale of nomj large horses
that were to go to the logging carol
of Washington and the Columbia
river. Since then it has Us-n learned
that the logging engines, that a few
months ago were to revolutionize the
logging industry, Is not proving as
suece.ful aa was exsKUd, and it Is
now found that the bone and tuucle
of our large draft horsea is to be pre
ferred. The logging locomotives re
quire iron road- and expensive plants
which cannot be utilized in the
woods, but only the mile or more of
irunn roan next the mill or boom.
Horses or oxen must be used to
gather In the logs to the pioneer sta
tion. This demand will furnish a
remunerative market for our horses,
provided mey are large enough.
Seventeen hundred to twenty hun
dred pounds are the one sought.
Little ones are still of no account,
and our farmers ought to breed with
reference to this new demand.
Vulcan F.iigine and Hook A lad
der Company recognizes the Cotiee
Club as appears In this resolution,
which was adopted at the last meet
ing of the company: "lie it re
solved; that this department. In a
Joint session assembled, extends Its
uiaiiKs io the ladies of the Coffee
Club for the banquet tendered our
uiemls-rs on the evening of March
3d, and that our appreciation of the
saute is only rivaled bv the high es
teem in which we hold the services
of that feminine auxiliary of our
Fire Department, the Colli Club.
It Is further resolveil that each city
paja-r lie requested to publish this ex
pression of thanks."
The McKInley Republican Club, of
Buxton, held its biennial meeting
last Saturday afternoon, and elected
the following officers: W. M. Steph
ens, president; II. T. Iluxton, secre
tary; J. It. Bailey, vice-president; J.
II. Hinck, Intisiirer. Hon. C. P.
Yates addressed the meeting on
sound money and protection, for
which he received great applause.
Five new memlers enrolled. Ad
journed to meet March 2"th, at 2 p.
in.
I-ast year, Clerk Oootlin did not
get his supervisors' lists ready for
delivery to the several supervisors
till the middle of April, but this
year, by working over time, they are
now ready. The more than a month
thus gained will be of great benefit
to the county, since It will ennble the
working of the roads in the early
spring, when the most value is to
result.
lOl'RT HOUSE NEWS.
LAW UOl'KT.
In re David Keen, held on the
charge. of insanity. The complaining
witnesses appear and ask that further
proceedings be dismissed. It was
ordered that the complaint against
said Keen be dismissed, and that the
costs incurred in the proceeding be
taxed to the complainants.
tOMMIfvlOXElts' t)fKT.
Supervisor for district No. 12.
Lowell Young, of Cedar Mills, ap
pointed supervisor.
District No. 4ii. J. II. Hutchison
appointed urvisor.
ltes,rt of A. B. Todd, supervisor
of District No. 21, examined and ap
pro tla. UUU Uld ulil o fuO.UU
allowed.
lte(Hrt of J. J. Morgan, superv'aor
of district M, approved, and his bill
for i:..'0 allowed.
The monthly reports of R. II.
liiMslin, county clerk, II. P. Ford,
sheriff, and K. L. McCormick, re
corder, examined and approved.
Application of iHivid llarer for
rebate of taxes. Allowed.
The matter of inquisition of Kd
Fault was continued.
The application of J. V. Pope for
correction of 1894 assessment was re
ferred to the clerk for eorresondence
and enquiry.
Location of road No. : Ml ordered,
and supervisor Instructed to oja-n the
same.
lis-ation of road No. 312. Con
tinued till next term.
Iyx-ation of road No. 31:!. 15-mil
in the sum of 1(H) tiled, with Alex
ltcusser and J. J. Ilium as sureties,
and L. K. Wilkes apKinted surveyor
to survey suid road, on March 12th.
D. W. Wiggington discharged
from the poor farm, on and after
February 10, lsitii.
Application of J. D. Hite for a
resurvey of a part of the Scholl's
Ferry road. A preliminary survey
made, and applicant jerniitteil to
present a petition for changes in ac
cordance with the preliminary
survey.
Application for lumlier by t'has.
Dahudt; 2,000 feet allowed.
Application of Cal Jack for 2,000
feet of lumber for culverts, granted,
and t" worth of powder and fust.
Application of J. D. Howell for
175 00
Iast Monday, one of Mr. D. I
Steeples' children was'with him in
the woods, when it found a heavy, 7
foot saw for a plaything. The saw
was pulled off Its support and one of
the cruel teeth plunged into the
child's foot, severing a vein. The
hemorrhage was profuse, but the
timely arrival of Dr. Linklatcr pre.
ventedjserious consequences.
Messrs. Schulmerlch Bros, have
accepted the agency of the Columbia
Machinery Company, which succeeds
the I). M. Oslxirn Company, and will
handle all the machines sold by the
ostiums, together with other classes.
Messrs. Schulmerich will put up an
implement shed on Second street, be
tween the brick store of Schulmerlch
A Son, and the harness shot
Jerome Palmatier, of Keedville, re
ports that his spring seeding of
clover is all to do over again. He
had sown 100 pounds of seed, which
wasjust peeping through the ground
when the cold night of March 1st
heaved up the field and pulled every
sis-ar out by the roots. His last sow
ing of wheat was treated
way.
There will be a siieclal meeting of
oen. Hansom, w. K. C, ISo. 47, at
the residence of J. J. Morgan, Satur
day, March 11th, at 2 p. m., for the
purpose of designating the day of
monthly meetings and settling the
question of initiation fees.
A communication froni Greenville
commenting at length upon the trout
fishing prosecutions, has been re
ceived, but as it Is unsigned, it can
not lie made available.
lions. T. H. Tongue and S. 11,
Huston argued the Fon-st Orove
IKsirand Dumber Co. v. D. McPher-
son case before the supreme court at
Salem, yesterday.
One thousand dollars to loan on
good real estate security. Knqtiire
of Adolph Miller, 409 Kveritt St.,
Portland, Or.
Sweaters! Sweaters! Cotton and
wool. Prices, from ." cents up, at
Schulmerich A Son's.
the same
Persian Hloom, Almond Cream
and the best face preparations, re
duced, at the Danaar,
Outing flannel and shirting, all
tyles and prices, unequalled, at
Schulmerich A Son's.
to make
See him
J. I. Knight is prepared
loans of from t-V) to 1,000.
and get his terms.
Kmbroitlcry and edging, a new-
line, Just arrived, at Schulmerlch A
Sou's.
,ll kinds of garden seeds at
Oreer'. 40-0
to Greer's for onion sets and
40-tl
Go
seeds.
JIKV LIST.
:!!
Krmer
The following citizens have been
called to serve as jurors at the March
term of the circuit court, w hich con
venes next Monday, March lbth :
Howlby. Xr, WiUon.-S roreM U prugil
UIHD, 1- lomllU rmr
Mursli, sllt.e I'siry
KnH, J K Corntflnn
Sv, liJ Tualatin
Huniilinti. Jr. rhos- S Hillsts.ro "
Hmtr. Win Hs Uillboro . .. lborr
Uotxl. 1. A HiU'boro wnir
Connell, Wm H un.iooro
Down. l K s r orMi urove iw
ihlrll. C V IMUi-r
Ilrdl-T. Ir K-l'siry
Meacham. .1 J WmUinnton
Jarkton. Wm C Columina . .
rors, l.oiiia Cornaliut
Wmtr. John W-W l Jr Cr. t armer
Wiiion, Br,r Ua ea l rek
Hnrlirl.l. t I.- luuy t ,
t'roaibcr. Wm-tiaiea t rrk
Knprtb. Amf-K Hull .
Kic. I'arul I'olumbia
Ilinnian. C I. S rorMI lirv
StiorT, C E Columbia
I'rqf r, C L Miiitwro . . .
Paly, M S-S Hillsboro
riannrr. A N tort.ro
Hall, Hrry Wap.Uo
Hach. W i K-lwry
McClaran, Johr- li.il I rrk
liar i C W Cedar Crrli
worth of powder and fue
D. Montgomery. Con-
.000 feet of lumher for culverts.
and (10
allowed.
State v. M
tinued.
. State v. James lee. Fees allowed
as per bill rf costs, certified by the
justice, except district attorney fee,
of which is allowed and dis
allowed. State v. Moses McCoy, two eases.
Same order as above.
Application of Hans Hasmussen,
for powder and fuse to be used in
district No. II; I0 allowed.
Application for lumber by Jacob
Itekhen; 2.HIK) feet allowed.
Application of David Wenger for
powder, in district No. 5; V allowed.
Application of T. V. Johnson Tor
lumher and powder. Petition granted
for 5 worth of powder and 2,500 feet
of lumber.
Application of Charles True for
district No. 84, and O. W. McGraw
for district No. .", for powder; fin
worth granted for each district, and
3,000 feet of lumber granted for dis
trict No. fiii.
Ixx-ation of road on application of
N. H. Scheidle. Ordered that L. F..
Wilkes, surveyor, and J. S. Jackson,
Herman Schulmerich and G. W.
Marsh, viewers, to meet March Kith,
to survey and locate said road.
John Carstens employed to build
the voting booths for Ileedville
precinct.
Claim for reliel of Hancock Post,
G. A. H ; $10 allowed out of the in
digent fund.
State v. "Wesley Garrison. Fees
allowed as per transcript, except
1.8.'), claimed by J. P.
Wm.
P
Young.
S. Settlemyer.
Fee-
Fees
J. W. Miller Supple
bill allowed, less 2.50,
Karmrr
.Merchant
. t armr
M
I'onlraclor
Capita. it
. Karniar
V arch .in I
Wba Baby vat . v bar CMorta.
Wtn aha waa Clul4, aba ctUti rorOforla,
Whaa aba bMW llaa. aba atuac M Oaacda,
Wbaaabba4CkiUra, aba alb OKflrlt,
State
allowed.
State v
allowed.
State v.
mental cost
disallowed.
Resignation of James Anderson,
constable of West Cedar Creek, ac
cepted.
Application or m. Aeison, super
intendent ot district l;J, for lumber
and powder. Lumber to the amount
of 6,000 feet, and f "i worth of powder
allowed.
Suiiervisor H. II. Hall allowed
2,000 feet lumber.
Application of C. K. Shorey for
lumber, amounting to 700 feet, al
lowed, but application for aid to
make a till was continued.
Supervisor Sam Moon allowed
owder worth 7.50.
Application of Irvine Hutchinson,
a sick man, allowed, to the amount
of f .
CLAIMS AI.IlWKK.
Assetwing'and collecting
I, K Wilkes f 4 ft)
Geo II Wilcox 72 on
J E Hhoades 3 90-si) 40
Hridges and roadi
A H Tixld 7ii 75
Klsie Miner a CO
L K Wilkes 30 ml
C X Johnson 21 00
Tlgardville hum. Co.. 1H 5o
P Watson 1 oo
Nelson A Clendenniug 4 iii
J H Wilkes (i 50
W Nelson 3 :15
M K Chase 2 oo
Chas Ashixile i no
August Miebus 2 on
KMunlivk 2 00
F A olds 2 imi
H Wright 2 on
J J Morgan 4a .o 22H s
County court
T G Todd 10 SO
D U Reasoner 13 oo 23 so
County clerk
R 1! Goodin 25n ihi
County treasurer-.
J W Sappington .V) iXl
School suerlntendent and as'ts
Autin Craig i7 imi
Catherine l.aning 15 on
D II Thomas 15 no 97 Oo
County surveyor
L F. Wilk-s 50
Court house and Jail aiviunts
Wm Pointer 2ii oo
Fuel, light and janitor
IIillsU.ro Light and
Water Co f.2 07
N A llarrett 30 no H2 0?
Jurors in Justice court
John Northrup 10 00
A Olsen 5 00
Mrs Kmilv Baar 2 50 M 40
Recorder of conveyances
E L Mi-Cormick
Stat onery
II P Ford 4 00
W i: Hrrx-k H 25
E L MKormkk 4 on
Irwln-Hodson Co 70 85
J W Sappington 40
Hillshoro Pub. Co 40 50
Argus 24 00
Glass A Prudhomme.. 43 95
R H Goodin 5 10
Hatchet 10 25-221 30
Sheriff
II I Ford
Slate iu witnesses -
L K Adams 5 00
II P Ford 10 25
Kd Shute I H
8 J Raker... 1 40
Abner Briggs 3 CO
A Anderline 2 00
FHJollv 2 00
E P Wells 3 10
S Hughes I 05
E H Sappington 13 10
W M Laugley 15 oo
Annie Hamlin 4 20
Mary Booth 5 4.)
Harry Wescott 1 50
II W Scott 1 50
Annie Pomeroy 10 00
00
T C McNamer 1
J P Vaughn 3
.1 G Lee 1
J 1 Knight 21
W W Annans 27
W House 1
It Waggener I
FCPauli 1
John Carstens 1
N A Harrett I
R II Greer 1
E il Tongue I
CGHanna 1
John Moore 1
Jesse Housley I
T S Bancroft 1
John Mt-Xamara 1
W N Barrett 5
Bounty on wild animals
J II Hotruieister
Indigent
F J BalKHK-k Post, G
A R
50
00
50
05
20
00
00
00
oo
00
oo
70
70
70
70
70
70
00 ITf
15
Hi oo
( HUTU C'Ol'RT DUCKET.
The following is a list of the cases
to lie determined at the next term of
the circuit court, which convenes
next Monday, the Kith instant:
57(1. Gilliert Blair v Preston Rich
ardson; Paxton A Paddock for plff,
Tongue for deft.
007. Est D M Radley, Insolvent;
T H Tongue, attorney.
794. F G Olsen v Peter CVrlson
and P Morriii; Tongue for plff.
795. O John Olsen v Peter Carl
son and P Morrin; Tongue for plff.
Hl. M W Patton, adm, et al v
Talbott Miller et al; Tongue for plff,
Huston and Hare for deft.
840. A rata Douahoe A Co v Pie
tro and Angelo Ambro.i; Starr A
Thomas for plff.
855. ChasOhlevII II Hendrix;
Mitchell, Tanner A Mitchell for plfl,
Tongue and Huston for deft.
801. Augusle Mayer v August
Maver; Huston for plff. Tongue for
deft.
804. Peter Bngalone v Mary
Hedges; Stott, Boise A Stott for plff,
R A E B Williams for dell.
874. Henrietta Meyer v Fred
Meyer; Tongue for plff, Huston for
deft.
900. Est Richard Morton, insolv
ent; Tongue, attorney.
904. Patrick Ring v Harney
Lease; Huston for plff, Tongue for
deft.
911. Bradley A Metcalf Co v T R
Cornelius; Emmons A Emmons for
plff. Tongue for deft.
923. Est 1) Jlcl'herson, Insolvent;
Tongue, attorney.
927. John P Hoffman v P W
Edwards et ux; C J McDougal for
Plff.
m Hailee v J no Robertson
Tongue for plff, Brower for
J I Knight
S H Humphreys...
J B Wilkes
P Watson
Chas DStaley
Chas II Chapman.
Paupers and prisoners
HilNbnro Phsmacy 5 35
Irvin Hutchinsn 5 on
R II Gnsjr I 70
II P Fori 23 S5
1U Frost 0 00
3 00
2 oo
2 no
3 oi
2 I'M)
2 oo n no
934.
et al;
deft.
940. Ivt T R Cornelius, insolvent;
Tongue, attorney
91)0. Est M A Powell, insolvent;
Barrett A Adams, attorneys,
902. Est S D Powell, Insolvent;
Barrett A Adams, attorneys.
907. E ijuackenbush v CJ B Bun
nell et al; Williams, Woods A Lin
thicum and Snow A McCamant for
plff, Miller A Miller for deft
9s5. Est Annie Wilkes, deed;
Tongue for executor, Huston for
contestants.
9ss. W T Bunnell, guardian, v C
B Bunnell; Johnson A Idleman for
plff, Miller A Miller for deft.
993. Jas M Smith v Wm and
Alii-e Vaughn; Tongue for plff.
1011. Est Chas Collins, insolvent;
Tongue, attorney.
1020. Est N A Barrett et ux, in
solvent; Barrett A Adams, attorneys.
1031. R Vincent v Claus Sen I loot
ing; Barrett A Adams and W D
Smith for plff, Huston for deft.
1030. Est Win Chalmers, insolv
ent; Tongue, attorney.
1043. J Gaston et al v J P Aplin
A Sons; Gaston lor pi if, Tongue for
deft.
lOH. Eugene D White v R Mor
ton et al; Giltner, Stott, Boise A Stott
for plff.
1003. Pauline Hall v S A and W
A Dial; Giltner A Showers for plff.
MclNiug-.il, Siencer A Joni-s fur deft.
in-'j Cora R A (well v Washing
ton county; II C At well and S B
I lu-ton for plff, W N Barrett for
deft.
1 002. A Finney v N A Barrett et
al; Huston for plff, Barrett A Adams
for deft.
1095. Mary M Shepard v A
Frame et al; Ellis for plff.
I lot. II Wehrung A Son v It P
Ford; 1 lu-ton an-1 Bowman for plff,
Tongue for deft.
11ns. Et Forest Grove Lumber
Co, insolvent; Tongue, attorney.
1113. II C Meyer v E Oillett,
Hannum A Ivey for plff.
1129. Est Bowiby A Stinchcornbe,
insolvents; Tongue for Assignee
Keep.
1131. W T Bunnell et al vCB
Bunnell et al; Cary, Idleman, Mays
A Webster for plff.
1130. C V Wintzengerode v J
Long et al; L' S Grant Marquam
plff.
114-K Fir-t National Bark
HlllslMiro v E C and Mary
Hughe-; Tongue for plff, Huston
deft.
1IC. Geo Good, adm, v W E
Beauchanip et ux; Cary, Idleman,
Mays a Velter for plff, Tongue for
deft.
1 150. J W Miute v Theresa Malitx
et al; Tongue for plff.
10.V1. Robt Imbrie v Geo n Mar
kle et al; Tongue for plff.
1157. Henry Schlichting v lau
S hlichting et al; S B Huston for plff.
110O. Carrie Jamieaon v. II E
Manning et al; A King Wilson for
plff.
I ltd. Geo Graham v Benedict
Geo A Brown f r plff, Tongue' for
den.
1I-.2. A E IMI v Alex and John
Chaluui-; lUiirellA Adams for plff,
lougue for den.
1103. Martin Foard and Frank II
Stokes v Henry Ih ggieet al; Starr,
Ironist A C haiiibcilaiil for plff.
1107. I. P W (juimhy v Lulu
Posson. Guv P-t,ii and Win M
IjuM; T 1 1' Ward and S It Huston
fur plff, Williams, Wood A 1. 1 lit 111
cum for deft, l. uli I.
1108. S HG.lpiiiv Bank of For
est Grov; Hu.-lou fr plff, Tongue
lor deit.
1170. Roman Catholic Archbishop
Diix-ese ot Oregon v H P Ford, Sher
iff; Tongue for plff, Barrett for deft.
1171. Miucrva Newton v Sarah J
uraoel it i; Tongue tor plff. Hare
lor flelt.
1172. Eli.ahcth Shute et al V
Amanda J Sherman ot al; Tongue
for plff.
1173. J J Morgau v E C Hughe
et al; Tongue for plff.
1174. J R Fraser vCA Dakyus
et al; Langley for plff.
1170. J W Shute v Aunie B Mays
et al; Tongue for plff, Harrett A
Adams for defts, Tandesie and Held.
1177. T S Ray et al v II P Ford
et al; M H Keefer for plff, Huston for
deft.
1178. W Brownsou v J P and
Samuel liOoney; Tongue for plff.
1 183. E A I lyde v M L Thatcher
et al; Smith A Bowman for plff.
1184. The Oregou Mortgage Co v
II P Ford, sheriff; Snow A McCam
ant and Huston for plff, Tongue for
deft.
118.1. Mary Halter v John 11
Brook; Rice for plff, Barrett A
Adams for deft.
1180. Mountain Park Real Estate
Co v John and Mary Ditchburn; Mc
Dougal, Spencer and Jones for plff.
1190. Henry Rauer v Minnie
Kuchael et al; Stoddard for plff.
1191. John Johnson v J W Eld
ridge and wile and Chas P Bass;
('a pies A Allen for plff.
1192. C P Plympton v Eugene D
White; Thayer and McCoy for plff.
M oo 1 190. E G Coonlcy v Ieaner Gray
et al; McDougal A Jones for plff,
Tongue and A E Reams for deft.
1198. Albert Wachlin v school
district No 52; Barrett A Adams for
plff, Tongue for deft.
1201. E A Hyde and II Hamilton
v F J Patterson et al; Smith A Bow
man for plfl'.
1202. W A Goodin v Mary A
Wells et al; Tongue for plff, Miller A
Miller for delt.
1203 Carrie Robertson v Basil W
Robertson; Langley for plff.
1204. S L and A olsen v Betty
and J II Anderson; Tongue for plff.
1205. W W Cutlin, receiver, Ac, v
Lorenzo Patrone et al; F V Holinan
for plff, Tongue for deft
120U. R A J Nickrit v Mary
White, Jas and This Boggess; Men-
denhall A l.-x-knian for plff.
1207. Richard Lairilner v Eliza
beth J Pattou et al; R P Graham for
plff. Tongue for deft.
120'.). Geo Graham v Jacob Pen
nings et al; Barrett A Adams for plff.
1210. T W McMahon v state of
Oregon; Paxton, Sears, Beach A LI
man for plff.
1213. Isaac Gratton, adm est Paul
I-uhr, deed, v in M Mcleod and
wife; Tongue lor plaintiff.
1215. WT Muir vW T Hume;
Beach for p. IT, Hall for den
1217. ( has L Scheiffelin v Peter
Kalsch et al; Reed for plff.
1218. J J Morgan v V B Billion
et al; Tongue for plff.
1219. M Ogden v W W Annans;
Hagley ami Tongue for pin.
1220. Fred Patterson v A L Mo
Leod i t al; Miller A Miller for plff.
1221. Katie Hrugger v J CJ Hare
It al; Wlmlley A Muir and A D Mil
eer for pill'.
1220 Northern Counties Invest
ment Trust (limited) v Maria Zeit
fuchs et al; Snow A McCamant for
plff.
1227 T A and P U v Thos Carlln
et al; Milton Smith for plff.
1228 L L Winter v the Middleton
Preserving Co; Sweek A Davis for
plff.
1229 Parlena Prechtil v John
Preehtil; J M Wall for plff.
1230 Henry Becker v W D Gard
ner and the Boys' and Girls' Aid So
ciety; Tongue for plff.
1231 Thos Tucker v J Bertram
Jones et al; Tongue for plff.
1232 Amanda J Shannon v Dru
silla McLin et al; Tongue for plff.
1 233 A M Williams A Co v Harry
J Hill; Tongue for plff.
- 1234 G Melvin Smith v Alice M
Thorn; G W Joseph for plfl.
1235 W . -itfuchs v J Freeman; A
R Mendenhall and L Each man for
plff.
1230 Jas lA-e v 1 i .McAamer;
Tongue for plff.
1237 E A Eddy v Herman Sudan;
Stott, Boise A Stott for plff.
1238 John Asts-nwall v 11 t 1 lou
den et al; Davis A Graham for plff.
1239 Snell, Heltshu and Woodard
v t l K-ililnson A A navies; .-snow
A McCamant for p'n.
1240 Sin II. II.u-liii A Woodard V
F M Robinson and G A Stouder;
Snow A Mts: 'ainaiit for plff.
1211 A M Hvatt v Annie O Cox
etal) Milton Smith for plff.
1212 Geo II Mejer V l.inelie
Hogrefe; Huston for plff.
1213 J W il-on ( sike v II II and
Hattie Tyson and F A Old-; J E
Mager for plfl.
1241 Miran-t Lewis v James
Lwi-; Huston for plff.
1215 Jacob Brugger v Adolph
Giee et al; Tongue for plff.
1240 Honevumn. 18 Matt A lav
J G Boos A E H
Huston for plff.
1217 J Armstron v
Brown; Langley for pit)'.
1248 .Mary Winkler
Winkleri Tongue for plff.
1219 II W Hi e v
and Henrietta
Muir for plff.
1250 John I. Ream v 1 1 I
Leasure for plff
1251 Anna Zwiener v
Winkler: Tongue for nlff.
1252 Anna .weiner v Ignatz
Winkler; Tongue for plff.
1253 J hn Miller villi Ibiwns et
al; Eddy A ( spies for plff.
1251 I DC1oniN-t v M F. Hoxter;
Barrett A Adams fur plff.
1255 yrt National Bank of
HiU-horo v E C Hughe-; Tongue fir
plff. ,
1250 Wm M-, nil Ian v W T
Kmith Tongue for plff.
1257 John Northrup v N and N
Berdan; Hagley for plff, Tongue for
deft.
Awarded
HlfbcMt Honor World' Pair,
a Hold Modal. Mldwlnttf Fair.
1
DIX
CREAM
Mctet Terfect Made.
271 ALDER STREET,
PORTLAND, OR.
c. . aioia, .
The only First-
Class and Strictly
Temperance Restau
rant in the City.
M0XEY TO LOAN'
OS FARXN, ALSO OX UOOII
CITf PROPERTIES IS
ASV AM01NT.
If Van Xeea Mouejr, Writ to m.
If Yaur Mortfrscr Is Hue, and rou want
to ruirnm- .Money, write to me.
ii tear rroprnr is (xxl, write mo an
exact description, utating location,
Kind or improvements, amount of in
urance you rarrv, ami state the
amount of moner waiitol 'and I will
at once write vou as to t be rates of
interest.
LOW RATKS AND LONG TIMK !
ADDRESS 4-
CHARLES
Xo. 200 mark St.,
HEXRY,
PORTLAND, OR.
THE MAN
WHOSE CLOTHES FIT
Seems to get along in tha world
ruiier than the other fellow.
In the first place, he is more at
ease at social Inactions.
And he aenerallv fin-U a situa
lion quickly, when thrown out of
employment.
lie eem to get the lft paying
positions.
The fact that he huys food clot hen
is in it-el I a recommendation.
It shows that he la econnmii-al.
W. HOLMES, Tailor.
Mala Street, . ililllKr, Oregoa
Puits maile to order. Old garment
cleaned, dyed or repaired.
TX THK
L Stnlo
SlMMtms,
I'lUCUlT COUUT OK THE
of Oregon, for W asliington
lotinir :
C. K. P.ympton,
l'laintilt,
T.
Kuene I). White, Kmina 0. White,
Kicharil Morton, Mary A. Morton,
Will am Kerron, Klr.t National
Hank of Mudison, Wis., W. H.
Nuiin, W. S. Powell and J. J. Ship
ler, partners as I'owell t Htiiplsr,
William V. Lord, Hurri.on K. Kin
caid and Puil Melschan, Commie
aionera lor the Bale of Ht-houl and
llnivaraity lands in Ilia Hlate of
Orenon, and lor the Investment of
funds arising therefrom,
lCendants.
To lUcliard Morion. Mary A. Morton
and the Kirat National Han of Madison,
Wis., defendants:
In the name of the .Stale of Oreiron, you
ara hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled ana mil j n, in the
slKive-enlitled suit, or the hrtt ilsr of the
next regular term of the ehove entitled
Court, lollowing the eipiranon of the
time urescrihed in the orler fur the puhli
eation ol this summons, which dnr will
be .Monday, the lllih day of March, !),
anil it you lau to so appear ami ansaer,
lor want thereof, plaintin will anp y to
the Court for the relief demanded in his
c in plaint.
i ne reuej uenianoea tnerein Is for a
judgment aamst the above named de
fendants, hueene 1. White and Kichard
Morton, and each of them, for the mm of
fourteen hundred and lahiv-live (MHj
dollars, with interest al the rata of
a fier cent er annum, from June 2S.
one lmndrel and liliy I I'fl dollars
attorney's lee, heside cost ami disburse.
ments, und lor a decree foreclosing a niort
iare upon lots seventy-four and seveaty
live in Steel's addition to lleavorton, in
said County and Mala, made, executed
and delivered by said last named defend
ante and their wives lo flora K.Merrill,
on June 2.", 1HHL to secure the payment of
a promissory note for fourteen hundred
and eighty. five ( Uafi) dollars, payable to
her order three years alter date, aad bear
ins: interest at per cent per snaum, from
data. The makers of said note being said
Kurene I). White and Hlcherd Morion,
which said note ami mortgage have been
duly assigned for value to the plain tifl
herein.
And for a decree barring and foreclosing
all of you troro any and all right, title,
interest and equity or redemption in and
lo aatd real property, and for general
rel ief.
This summons is pub ishe I bf order of
Hon. Tdos, a. Mrllride. Judge of the
above entitled Court.
Made theftith day of Jannarr. I -Hi.
Til WEK J( MifoY.
i-ti Attorneys for I'laintilf.
TURXIXG OUT
THE BEST
SORT OF PRIXTIXG p
N winning for the IVDEPEX
DKN T a big and increasing trade. Work typo
graphically correct and elegant in 'appearance
and suiaii chargeTi yon are assured ul it we have
a ctiunce at v.-ur work.
CALX
ASD
UET
PRICES
WHEN
SEEOINCs
PRIJirU
3D. JL. C. aATJLT,
Editor and Manager.
THIi Dl-LTA DRUG STORH.
... MUX STREET, llll LSKORO, OREUOX
CPECIAL ATTEXTI0X
to Quality and Accuruci in Dispensing.
AT LOWEST
PRICES.
A Fine. Line of Toilet Articles, Patent
Medicines, School Books, &c.
OKlttXH (OH
HACKS, BL(J(J1ES AND KIDINU U0K8ES
PHOVIPI I V ATTKNUKU TO.
A NEW LINE OP HIU0IEH AOUEO.
Order left far HEARSE will rerelre prempt atteattea.
Remember the Place.
MAIN STREET, opposite TUALATIN HOTEL,
r. J. WILLIAMS & J. W. 8EWELL Proprietors
IF YOU WANT TO HIRE A GOOD LIVERY TEAM
QO TO THE
Cily Livery HoMe
Where you will find the l.ct Teams that tan be hail
IN HILLSUOItO.
II-il.l);iu-fn; S Ii
.JlH'Oh 8
v Iirnati
ihn
fur
of
M
for
A Harrett
llrrptl; Whnllfy A
' Fori I;
Itf-nat
Dead Letter Ut
The Ml--in? is a 1UI f l-ttf ra r
mainiiiyT uncallfil fur ii) the xetolHr
at Hill-tmrn. Mar- 7,
T. II. Itiuirs, T. iielftflel.l, .V,
Lewie U Hank, H. Virion.
All Ifttf-ra not callM f fg
March 21, will t the il.a-1
lettpr offn1. tw cent ill t 'haft;csi
Thuruher et ..; Barrett Jt Ada and - SjL f. A
TAX XOTIt'K.
T
THE TAX PAYERS OK WAi-H-
IXUTO.N COI STY : You are haranv
iiotIHa! that tha lairs leviad for ttia vaar
IHM'i wilt ba da and pavah.a on and after
Monday, rabruary 2, lni, at the Mivrifl's
OfBc, liilisuoro, Ort(on.
H. P. roKD.
SherilT and Ei-Oihcto Tax4.ulla?lor for
Ws-lnna-ton ( ountr. llraron. Hi 41
EVERYTHING FIRST CLASS.
(lood Teams, (iood Buggies and flood Drivers.
Cor. Second and Washington ISts.
THE HILLSBORO STOCK BRICK CO.
Are now making a First-Class
STOCK AND COMMON BRICK
at their
WORKS, near
NORTH SIDE ADDITION
L. V. BERCKMOES, WATCHMAKER
s,rud St., Sear P. 0.. HIINbara.
.. WATCHES. CLOCKS ..
JEWLERY. SPECTACLES. ETC.
fine aad t'aaipllrated Watrk Rrpalrlaf.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
MtorkhsMrrV .Verting.
4 1ST TO MAKE
THIXC.S L1VELV.
Make tke Followlif Redartlaaa
la All-Waol llatklaff.
IM f n' Halts, Oat re 7 (Ml
m Ca t-, " S Mt
MI fair Meaa' Paata, . S VI
Willamette Taller Wa Make Ike
Beat flat hi Remember tkeae are
at EASTERN SHODttT. Tkey are
tha YERT BEST Alkaij 4 Breass.
Till WaWea XIII Xakea at stwat Half
Prlee, aid Mark Lea tkaa Ike Same
CJaalltT raa ke Ha(kt for la Partlaad.
Tkka la wkat we tall HOVE PRO.
TECT105 for air t astomera. ,
CAPLES A
raat Urate,
THOMAS.
Orofaa,
rpHI ANNUAL wlOCKHOl.DEItS'
mclina;ol tha Hillslioro I j-oiratlvs
lo, will b hald in Orsnv Hall, on Kri
dsy, March 27, l"-i,at tha hourol lo'clnrk
r. m.. tur tha purposa of afi-rtina; a hoard
of Directors, and for the Iran. action of
sacti other business as may rome balors
thameetine. J. H. ."KWEI.I.,
J. A. laasiK, hxiJfi'l.
riecrlarv. 41
Baja' and (alrla Aid Woe lei y
f Cpea;oii.
BoYrt MAY fiK IIAI (AM) MiME
tlroes airis) lor II ) ord.nary srvica ai
warn: ()apon indenture, lo wrrk. at
tend school, and be brought un some hat
aa roar own;' and 11) children may lie
had for least adoption. Address
W. T. u.tkhNER,
apt. Bovs' and 'tins' Aid Society, I'oru
laad. Orefon.
HKK'K I.AYIXCa.
fOIIN KINfi. THK WKLtK.NOWN
ft tiruk layerand contractor, w. II elecute
ail work entrusted to him, draw (lane
and sicilicatione, and male e Innate.,
refo-ema in illllsnoro: T. II. longue. rl.
II. Huston or I M. ;. flaoit. i'onland
address, 614 Columbia fit. (.(.
A t'aah PrefHltlsi.
t'HOM THK riKHT W THK MONTH
I 1 will asx for weekly eettlemenie in
coin for laundered linsn. I'atrons will
therefore l prepared to nay for work
when it is delivered. A. -RKI f ZKK.
0 1
run male or trade.
Adimlalatratar'a
Satire.
A
NOTICE l HERKBY MVES, THAT
the un-Ierined has been .pointed
by tha Connly Court of the ntate of iirr.
a a, fer Wasluna-ion County, anmini.tr.
tor of the eiaa of James McCormick, le
ressed, la'e of Washington foiasty,
Oreeon.
All persons, therefore, having c, ain't
aaamst said estate, are hereby rq iet
and reooire.1 to present them. :in Hi
IK.-IKAHI.K BtMLMMi LOT, VO
leet ouare, in Bortiaud. a ha.f bio. a
distant from tha electric car line, thla
property is offered at a low price for cash,
or for acreage property ontsido tha city
limits. '
tor full particulars, enquire of or ale
dec. MR.1. MARY Cl.aFLIN.
haavertoa. fir.
A ChI
ll.
ent them, w:tn ibe r . v ItnitTt. w . n, .. ... .
proper Tjorhert to me, at the law oftiraaf f 1 " " " -- i
fkr u t -.- it i... ar haata only lor atiot rub ii
. uww. ... . vniir, in
II liS'Kiro.
iithin
shie
too County, Oregun.
from the date hereof.
Hillsboro, Washington oun'f Kf n,
Februsry li, 1-Vi.
VMi JllMtl MORG4
Administrator of the estate) a) .'B aa U
Curuiaa, dacaaeed
efiaivlM. t . t
, ... . -.rV w irisiv.ipsnm so a
GkV- Prkaj'a
WartraPaar
Bekktag Pwtr