Hillsboro independent., March 02, 1900, Image 2

HILLS BORO INDEPENDENT
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iiberiptiun, ui a4rsno, pr year, 11 .SO.
UILLBbORO FUBUBHIXG Co. Prop.
V. M. C. UACLT, Sditur.
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FRIDAY, MAHCH. S, 1!W0.
tit Hit rfctJW.
It now transpire that tb fusion
administration of Lion county,
whose economy and suci-essful ad
ministration of county affairs, baa
Imii oointed to a an evidence of
g -
what the fusionlsts can accomplish
in tns way of gois, govern roent
found the money in the treasury
whon they took postesnion of the iiffl
ces. eared up hy their predecessors
who were lepubl leans. The fusion
lulu who now have control of that
county, have. In order to maintain
their reputation for economy, practl
cullv abandoned the rjads and
bridg-M of thai couuiy. I'laindealer.
No one is the leant bit disturbed
n tibia connty over what kind of a
delegation will be eit to the cod
gresslonal convention. Mr. Tongue
will be the only man spoken of in
the county convention which will be
called to elect delegate. Tillamook
Herald.
A stranite night was witnessed at
the M. K. church last Monday morn
ing at 10 a. m. Con;regationalirits,
Presbyterians, United Bret hern,
Methodists snd Diciplea were (rat her
el together with one accord to par
take of the lord's supper. Between
forty and fifty wore present; some, to
J'lin In this sacred ordinance for the
first time. A feeling of unity, love
and good will prevailed among all
present that la aeldom witnessed here.
All of this early upon a Monday
morning. Hherldan Hun. -
It now look an If the opisisltion to
the renomination of Hon. Thoa. II
Tongue, would fall to piece before
the convention meets and we predict
that Mr. Tongue will again be reno
minated by acclamation. No candi
date except Mr. Tongue will prota
bly have more than the delegates
from his own county, and at moat
there will be but complimentary
vote cast for the local candidate after
which the delegates will hasten to
get Into the procession for Mr.
Tongue. Tillamook Herald.
It Is really amusing to watch the
undecided action of lb democratic
party nowadays. They are in pollti
cal qnlck-sanda and are gradually
sinking out of sight for the want of
something solid to stand on. Mai
beur Gazette.
The open-door policy in the great
Chinese Empire, and the aoverigbty
of the United Htatea oter the Philip
pine Island, meana the construction
of a bridge of boats between this
coast and the Orient, over which
commerce will ride the high anas
without Impediment. . C. Knter
prise.
The suggestion of having the state
convention settle the question of the
nest senatorial succession In Oregon
is meeting with much favor In the
country press. The importance of
voiding disension and possible divi
sion at the polls In June and Norem
Der, ami ine guaranty against a pro
tracted and acrimonious content In
tho legislature, to the detriment of
public business and the discredit of
the state, seems to be thoroughly sp
predated. The proposed plan lias
been found to work admirably In
other sections, and it is by this met
hod alone that a solid front can be
assured against the common enemy
at the state and national elections
coming on in Oregon. Astorian.
The native I'hillpino haa more to
fear frtm American Immigration
than the American, be be laboring
man or capitalist, has to dread the
coming of the equatorial mslay.
The Aiiglo-Haion has a way of mak
ing himself master of every actua
tion. There is no history ot a tmpi
cai people crowding aside a race do
miciled in the tenierate nine, lie
who awerts the contrary is a demo
gague. Hon. H. U. Miller, Iste president
of Oregon Agricultural college has
been apix.inted U. H. consul to
Chlng King, China. The stsllon Is
ever eleven hundred miles from the
sea coast on the Yang-iae-Kiang
river. It Is a city of 400,000 and the
cheif place in the western most pro
vince rf China, Szechuen. It is a
great distributing point for merchan
dise and Mr. Miller will have magni
ficent opportunities to promote Am
erlcao commerce. The appointment
la mint judicious as the annuls train
ing flu him for the place.
From forty to sixty thousaud Kr
gliah troops In Houtb Africa under
Lrd Itnberts hemmed in 4000 Boers
under Oen. Cronje and afti r 10 day
liombardment com pel It jl them to
surrender. Cronje waa at once sent to
Cape Town a prisoner of war,
Buller by hanAnering away at the
Boer force that for four months has
besieged Ladysinith, has at last sent
a regiment into the loan and the
f arrlaon U relieved.
t'ORTO RICO TJTirr BILL.
The Forto Rico tariff till passed
the house last Wednesday by a vote
of 172 to 161. Bis republican voted
KaiQt the bill and four democra'a
tor it. president McKinley la bis
tutelage recommended free trade
Mttween the continental ports of the
United States sod Porto Rico. Paynw
chairman of the bouse ways tad
mes ns commit le favored free trails
and introduced bill to that end.
But a ben this waa esamiued by bis
committee be changed his views and
the committee reported the bill ex
tending toe tHngley tariff law over
Porto Klco except as to commerce
between the continental porta and
the Island. That trad waa to be
taxed a duty of only 25 per cent of
the Dingley law. That la sugar and
tobacco Imported from Porto Rico
was to be admitted to the continental
ports on the payment of 25 per cent
of the duty collected on the same
articles imported from foreign
countries. On machinery and mer
chandise carried from a continental
port to Porto Hico only 25 percent of
the duty collected from the same
classiof goods coming from England
was to be charged. The money col
lected In Porto Rico was to go iuto
the treasury for the benefit of the
Island. Also all moneys collet-ted un
Porto imports at a continental port,
New York for instance, was to be
sent back to Porto Rico for the local
treasury. Not a c nt goes into the
tressury of the general government.
Money in the Porto Hican treasury
is to be used for maintaining peace
and good order, for building school
houses and constructing roads.
Opposition to the plan at once de
veloped, the constitutional question
being most pesistently urged. It is
claimed that the constitution will
allow no taxes to be levied on Inter
etate commerce and while Porto
Rico is not a state politically it is for
the purpose iwi trade. The opposition
was so strong that the ways and
means committee consented to a
modi ileal ioo of the bill. The meas
ure as it Ana ly passed levies a tariff
of 15 per cent of the Dingley tarifl
on inter-commerce and expires by
limitation in two years.
As Anally was made to appear, the
law is not one of principal but one of
expediency. The island has but
three sources of r venue, tobacco,
sugar and coffee. The latter is free
the Dingley tariff placing it on the
free list. In 18s, the Island was
devastated dy war so that the crop
wss very small. When the Island
was ceded to America It became for
eign to Bpaln, and the Rpanisb
tariff became prohibitive to the
exports through the old channels.
Ho much of the 1898 coffee crop re
mained unsold. It was temporarily
stored In light structures through-out
the island to be ruined by the great
storm of 1899. That storm also des
troyed the growing coffee crop of that
year which waa Just ready for har
vest. The inhabitants were reduced
to beggary and even worse for bun
dreds perished. The population
seems to he utterly unable to pay a
local tax such as we in Oregon im
pose upon ourselves. There was
left one of two things to do; drift
back into Alth and savagery, or lay
duties on imports and exports and
improve. There Is another thing
that was proposed, borrow money
on the bonds of the island. This the
committee would not listen to. The
island is out of debt oow and the
ways and means committee will not
consent going in debt now when it
can be avoided.
The opposition declares that the
same conditions prevailed in Porto
Uieo when the president wrote his
messsge and when Mr. Payne Intro
duced his free traJe bill and that the
change of front wss the result of the
dicta ol Ox nsrd the lieet sugar man
ufacturer and the tobacco farmers of
Connecticut. The friends of the bU
say, and there U no reason for douf(j
ing their word, that their course heel
- ...... .J iiiiiiicu 'J WIVT WUUI
lion oi anairs in rorio woo as wss
learned from the testimony of credl
ble wituesses before the Ways and
Means committee. The constitu
tional question involved has never
been before the Supreme court.
HOW TO WAR 31 K. BRlaS.
"The lessening Army of Ihe Un
employed" is the expressive caption
to an editorial article, In which the
New York World" lives Ihe fol
lowing facts from the rrtxirt of Ihe
New York Htate Bureau of lAhor
Statistic for 18!t!:
At the end of Decern ber, 1898, 27 Jt
per cent of all the working people in
all trades were unemployed. At the
end if March, 1809 the untmployed
amounted to 18.6 er cent. At Ihe
end ot June the percentage was 10.9
ier cent. At Ihe tnd of t ptember
it had sunk to 4.7 r cent. At pre
sent It Is incalculably small.
Commenting on thia remarkable
exhibit of industrial well doing the
"World" says:
How much these simple figures
oesn of prosperity! How much
they mean of hsppineas In the home
lives of hundred of thousand! How
much they mean of welfare) r.w ik.
country! What a warning they hold
for politicians w ho would start an
other "calamity" campaign!"
The "warning" Is Intended by Ihe
"World" for Mr. Bryan In the h. ,
that he will desist from projecting
his "18 to 1" , folly into this year's
presidential campaign. It will not
have the deal re-1 eflect. Mr. Bryan
ia so wedded to the cheap money
idea that nothing but another defeat
at the nolle still lka k i
. ... wvv uu.a M Ml aIU I
the idea out of li tics permanently. J
This being the oblivious truth of the
matter perhaps the "World" will
welcome the suggestion of a shorter
route to the end of It worries than
that of appealing hopelessly to a man
who is daaf la both ear. Why not
advocate the re-election of William
McKinley? This would dispose of
Bryan and Bryan Ism for all time.
Like the figure of the New York
labor statistic for XSW, it would
mean much "of happiness In the
home live of hundred of thousand-;
"much of welfare for the country;"
and it would be the most effective
possible warning "for politicians who
would start another ctlamity cam
palgn." Albany Herald
The despised American Canadians
saturated with the spirit of the new
world, were the troo who made the
night attack on Cnnja and entrench
ed themselves so that the doughty
Boer at daylight, on hi own motion
unconditionally surrendered.
A. R. De Fluent, editor of the
Journal. Doylestowo, Ohio, Buffered
for a number of years from rheums
tim in his right shoulder and side.
He says: "My right arm at Mums
was entirely useless. I tried Chain
her Iain's Pain Balm, and was sur
prised to receive relief almost im
mediately. The Pain Balm has bern
a constant companion of mine ever
since and it never falls." For sale
sr ths Delta Dnur Store.
MHKRirrM M Alt I'm
I)Y VIRTUE Or AN EXECUTION
1 J Decree and Order of Rule issued ou
of the Circuit Court or the etate of Orepoi
lor WuhniKton comity, in lay or or w .
Ixjrd Governor of the Htate of Oregon, H.
Kint-at I. Heeietury of Htate for the Ktnte
Oregon, l'hil iletclian. Treasurer of til
Stat of Oregon, and together cx-olticio
being and constituting the liotrd of Coin
mis loners for the aale of Hchool and 1'nl
veraitv landa and for the investment of the
funds anal ns therefrom for the Htate of Ore
and against N. A. Harrett. Henrietta Har
rett. llenrv Bnire. John Boite. and Kran
liuiley awngnw of the estate of N . A. liar
relt, and Henrietta harrett. Insolvents,
for the sum of tfi.CO eosta with intern.!
ther. on nines July Ktt'i. lx'.kj at the rate of
. percent per annum and the further aum
otfWfxtuo u. a. gout coin witn inierr
thereon at the rateofs per cent per annu
from the loth dny of July, IS"", and for the
cost and expenses of aale and of aaid wri
Now. therefore, by virtue and in perau
aoce of said judgment, decree and order ot
ale. I will on Monday the 'Ailh duv
March !! at the south door of the ourt
House in Hillsboro. Washington County
( ireiron. at the hour of 1 1 o clock a. m ,
of said day, aell at puhlic auction to the
highest tinnier lor rash, the loUuwing-ue
crnieii real uruierty, wwit.
Ucing all the Donation Land Claim
Fleming Dobbins being claim No. 4.1
notification No. 7Mr7. certilicale 1.11. Fi
sections !, 23, 1W and 27, Town 8 North
Krange S W. n ill. M . containing 3t acre
all situate in Washington County. Orego
to satisfy the hereinbefore named
auuia, and for the costs and expenses of
said sale.
Hald property will bs sold subject to re
demption as per statute oi im-gon.
Witness my hand this 21st day of Febru
ary ijuu.
W. D. BRADFORD.
Sheriff Washington County Oregon
llios. i. tongue,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, 40-15
HUH now.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OK 1H
1 BtaM of Oregon, for Washington C
aaty. ...
Sarrh B. Davidaoa, Plaintiff
v.
Walter Davidson, Defendan
in lbs Name of the rotate of Oregon, you
art commanded to appear and answer Ihe
complaint tiled against you heroin, on or
beiore tne ltttn day or March lUUu, that fx
lug tne nrat day ol the next term or sal
court. If you fail en to do ihe plainti
will take a decree of Court against you as
prayeu ior in toe eompiaini, to
inal ana be divorced from you
and inal tns marriage con
traot subsisting between you sad th
plaintiff be disolved.
The day f ir ap'-earance is fixed and
thia publication made in tns Hillsboro
Independent by order of the Hon. Th'imas
A. atoiirlde. Judge of said Court, made on
January -a, tuuu,
PETER H. WARD.
S7.43 Attorney for Plaintiff
Notice ol final Nettlement.
Notice is hereby given that the niMer
signed sxlniuiLitrator ol the estate ol in
low II. Bmwnsrm, deceased, hss filed hi
nnal account in the t ounty (Jourt
Washington county, Oregon, and
court has fixed the 2nd day of April, 11SN),
at tne nonr or z o'clock p. m. of said day,
at the (iunty Court room in llillxhom.
Wrsshinffton conntv. Oreiron. as tha titnn
and place foi the hearing of objections to
sain nnai account.
Datel this li'th day of February, HHH),
n. l ia is.
Administrator of the estate of Winnlo
II
II. Itrownson, deceased.
T. Haoi.st,
Attorney for Estate.
311-43
Kollc of Piaal Nettleswemf .
Notice is hereby given thst Ihe under
signed administrator of Ihe estats
Surah A. Hrownsnn, deceased, hss 61ed h
nnal acount in the County Court of
nasnington county, Oregon, and said
conrt has fixed the 2nd dsy of April
itssi, at the hour of 2 o'olork, p. m.
said day. at the County Court mom
HilMs.ro, Washington County, Oregon
as ins time and pisce lor the hearing
objections to said final account.
Iated this 12th dsy of February, l!K).
W. 1 DAVIS
Administrator of the estate of Sarah A
Hrownsnn, deceased.
H. T. Baolit,
Attorney for JCstate.
31H3.
NOTICEFORPUBLICATION
I.a Orri s atOkboos Citt, 0is,
Keb. '2 lV
VTOTICK I HKREH Y OIVKN THAT
4.1 ine loiiuwiner-named eelt nr K.. tiii
mMiceoi nis intention to make final proof
in support ol his claim anil that .!.(
proof will be made before IlidVnmi. f'L.h
of Washington county, Hillsboro. Oregon,
vrss nasi. I, Asw v tm ;
Wl I.I.I AM ROOH.
II. F. HW57, for Ih N K of 8ec 14. TIN
K o W.
ii names me lol owine " - - ,
prove nia continuous eiileiw iiM
cnltiv-ition of said land, vis i
Hrnjaniin M. I ollina. ol Fir, t re.
-.-ii ia,.iiii a ollina,Of '
William Huasie, of - i
Kli hinilh, of m
tHAS. B. MOORRM,
Register
ft rrr' rmt ae aeea saSsr
siH HaMawt. rbaaa A
. "a . ass parts araea.
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KiiKiurrH mam:.
BV VIRTUE OF AS EXEi UTIOV.
Dec-re and Order ol aie, is-iaej out
ol the Circuit Court of the htate of O.egiMi
for Washington touuly, in favor of
William I . Blake and against John ' ni
ton and Mrs. John Nelson lor the sunt
of (14.UU coats, and for the further sum of
1771 W V. a. goldoolu, wun uiieresi inereon
at the rate of per cant per annum fru
the 'J7tli day of November lt aul lor the
cost and expense of sale and of i-aid writ.
Now. therefore, by virtue and iu l-orau-
ance of aaid judgment decree and order of
sale. I will, ou Monday the Itlk dsy of
March. 1 . at tlie SKUth do r of th
I'uurt House in Hillsboro, V sidiinst.
cvuiity, Oregon, at the hour of lu o'clock
a. in., of said dsy, sell at public auctiuu to
ilia highest bidder lor caoh, the tuliowiug
deacrilied real pr perty, lo-wll:
Ihe tioiitli-i.at quarter of the North-
Wi nuarter aud ihe bouUi half ol the
North-kaat ilarter and 111 Nortli Weal
quarter of section IBi ownahip 1 oViuiii
ramfe'i West Willismette Meridian con-
lainiiiifMI screa. situate within M aal ina--
ion t'.iuntv.Ore. to satiafy the herein oc I un
named sums and for the cosU and expenaes
of awl sale. Bald prop ty win us son
subiecl to red. motion aa per statute of
I li.mn.
Witness my hand tbii2nd day of Feb
ruary, iiaiu.
W. D. BRADKOKD,
Bheriffof Washingun Conntv, Omgon
iy C. t.. IH lchli an.
ISputy,
Thoa. II. K. n. longue.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. :I2
i:;Tim t'liicriT coirur ok the
1 (State of Oregon for n ashinj-ton couu
C. W. Lau-.ens,
l'l;(lltiir,
Frrdinand Reinke, Madeline U
iirtlce, Mr M.J. Reeves, Mr
Reeves, K. Pickel, Klda
! i k 1. anil J A. Venness Irus-
tc-. Defendants.
' n Feniinnnd Reinke. Mrs. M.J. Reeves
Mr. Ri-eves, and J. A. Venness
trustee, four of the above named defeu
diinU :
In the name or the state or Oregon, you
u.lil e.H-h o ou are liereliy reiireil in ap
pear mid answer the complaint riled against
yuu in the shove en titled lourt and auiton
or before t lie last duy of the time pre
scribed ill the order for publication of this
summons, to-wit: on or before the expi
niliou of six weeka next from and after II
lute of first publication of thia summons
the first pulif cation thereof being on the
2nd day of February, li 0, and if y'U fail
to so appear and answer, for want thereof
the plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief demanded in his complaint, to-wit:
for judgment against the defendant, Fer
dinand Reinke. for the sum of SJHwith
interest thereon since Januar 1U, 1m; 17. at
the ruteof 10 percent per annum, for the
sum of 140 attorneys' tees, tor the aggre
gate sum of $li.50 taxes paid, and for the
costs and disbursements ol tins suit, and
for a decree correcting the description of
the real estate described iu and reloriuiiig
that certain mortgage executed by tli U
lendant. Ferdinand Reinke to plaintiff on
January 13, lsb7, snd which is recorded on
page 01 ot book "M Kecords ol Mort
gages of said Washington county, Oremin,
bv correctly describing said lauds as to
lows: "The east half ol the northwest
ijuarter, and lbs northwest quarter ol ihe
norm went iiiurier oi section ih I i o it 1
W n III. Bier-, -ontuining 11 acres ol land
according to n isi reoeiver a receipt o,
4HH8. Application No. K.'i, daleil 11,-ceiT
er's Olllee, Oregon Oily, Oregon, liec. 15,
IHWI, ' and lor. i losing said mortgage so
retormed and corrected, and ordering that
the lands above deacriued be sold in the
manner provided by law and the proceeds
applied to the satisfaction of p aintilfa
said judgment, and that tns lieu ol sun
mortgage be decreed prior sad sti n.rior to
all claim, iaterest or tq ilty of ui:.i of th
defendant's herein, ana frsooh i t ier and
Inrther relief as to the court may appear
tqilitalle.
ini summons is served upon you oy
nubltoatton bv order of the Hon. T. A.
MoUride, judge ol the Fifth J udici.a dis
trict of Oregon, made in open court at
Hillsboro, Oregon, on January XT, '.
F. V. Hoecker and Hinilh 4 Bowoatn.
S7-4S Attorneys for PlatonS.
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KXKOLTOK'M HALK.
NOTICE OF B.VI.KOF RE A I. PROP
erty by Exi'cutnr at 1'rivnte Hale,
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of
an order of sale made by tne County
Court of the btate of Oieiron lor Wash
ington county, in the matter of tlie'Ks ate
ol biisabetn rJ miey. deceased, and dated
3d day of Octolwr, IHiki, the nndersigiied
will Ironi and after Ba! unlay the loth day
o(Murch, 1!W, proceeti to sell at private
sale in separate tracts 'lie loilowing de
scribed real property belonging to said es
tate, and situate in Washington County.
Oregon, and particularly bounded and des
cribed aa fol lows, to-wit :
First tract: beginning al a point on the
nouin line oi luiwaru 11. I.enox Donation
IjiihI llaim, in township 1 North range
West of the Williainette Meridian: said
point being North 74 degrees XO minutes
West OS chains distant from the Houth
eaat corner of said Lennx Claim, and belnir
the Southwest o rner of tract of land own. o
by said Hun ley estate, and running th nee
Houth 74 degree DO minutes Kaat. 13 m
chains thence North 18.87 chains; thence
t.uiwi f u.-Kin, ai llllllllte nu t, l.f.A
chains to the West line of and ol said
tate; thence loilowing said West line IH.M
chains more or less to the place of begin
ning, eonta Iiing4.(i2 acres, more or less.
Hecond tract: Beginninc al Ihe Korth
east corner of the tract of land belon.-iiif
to said KlisaWth Hauler estate: said be
ginning point being obtained bv running
norm i degrees, so minutes. West MH.H7
chains trom the North-east corner of the
said Kdward H Lenox Donation Land
Claim in township 1 North range I West
Wiiliameitc Meridian, and thence South
5.47 chains to said la-ginning point, and
running thence Houtb following the Kasl
line of the said tlirabelh Hauler tract
7.70 chains; thence North 74 degrees, 3n
minutes West. So links: thence North K 'AS
cliains: thence north 74 i cirrees. Si mill'
utes West JWI chains to the West line of
said K. Ixabeth Hsnirv tract: thence North
following said West line 5 4A ci sins to the
isortliwest corner of said Hanie tract:
thence Mouth 74 degrees. 80 mi mi tea fcast.
xs.txt chains to the place of beginng, con
taining 15.10 acres, more or less.
Said land will be sold for eaab In ban I
on day of sale. Hids will be received hy
meat my law office in Hillsboro, Oregon,
and said sale will b subject to tliecoi.lir
mation of the County Court of said County.
Ika.n.1 I. . - (1,1. .1 I . .
. -n h v. iiiw uiii uni oi rriitiinir. l;SJO
W. N IIAta'KTT
Executor of th estate of Klix.ilth H.in-
iey deceased. 3842
NlrTICK Mr It I'l III.K ATtO
I.tssOrrics t Osxoon !itv. On.
J, n 'a i :o
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN. THAI
the followine-namcd attlr haa n.,-.!
notice of his intention to make tinal proof
. ,T 1 1" "," ciaim, ana mat mti.l proot
sill be made before lbei nnnte t'lrs nf
urA-l.;..... . . '
it aaiMopton county, at iinistsiro tire., on
m mi a, iisv, via:
aliikrtbchmidun, :
H. E. No. ll:7 f.ii- iha M ur i. r a
T8N O.R4W. "W
lie name the followine wllneaas to
prove his continnous rcsideocs spoil and
'"ni.nuwi oi earn lano, vis:
Kngelbert Heinxen, of
Brownsport Ore
nerntiart Koyer, or
Ambrose rVhmidlin. of
Uust rklmii.llin. of
(.HAA It,
S 41
MOO UK
Krgisfer.
i.tlre .f Fiattl rVitlemmt.
The undersigned aalminiatralnr of IS
estate of Michael Wm liwrual has fit.
J his anal report as such administrator
in the county court ot WsahingUin conn
tv, Oregon, and said conrt haa appointed
Moadav the 6th day of March. 1 110 as
me for bearing objections to aaid a
Cotint,
listed at Itillalmm. fWM.,ti thia tl-i
day of January, I'JW.
... , O.W. MARSH,
Administrator ofUis esute of Mi. kael
Three
oes
of
Heath
Furniture for sale
AT PORTLAND PRICES.
To prove this call at the corner of Main and Third streets and get pJioes
P.O.BROWN,
Furniture Dealer.
est type
on tli market, the '1'ittsburg isihle;"
writing in sight at all times; exclusive
territory given. Address Hiiidley Hurd
wa e I'oinpaiiy, I'ittsburg, i'a.
NITinXN.
IN THE CIRCUir COURT OK THE
Htate of Oregon, for the County of
waHiiingioii.
T.-Payne, Plaintiff,
i.r,
lit!
v
Joseph II. Thompson. Do endan
10 Jueepli it. Itioinpson, aaiu delendant.
Ill the name of the Ht ite of Oregon :
You are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint tiled against you iu
the above entitled suit, within not more
than six w -eks from the vnd duy of March,
It. , the date of the lirst publication of
th summons upon yon to-wft: On or be
fore tis Uith iluy of April, V. . And if yon
fail to answer for wunt thereof the pluinliff
will anply to the Court for Judgment
against yuu lor the sum of I4I.OO and in
terest thereon at the rate ofS per cent per
annum front Aug. 1, lstiii until paid and
the further sum ol fifty (U( dollars as at
torneys lees and the costs and disburse
ments of this suit, for a decree forever bar
ring and forclosing the defendant and all
persons clainiins tiirougn ami under n in
from all right, title and interest, claim and
equity of redemption of in and to the fol
lowing demrilied Real Property, duly
levied upon by the Wherirl of Washington
county, Oregon and particularly descrilied
as follows: All of south half of the north
west one fourth aud the west half of the
N. K H . 12NEIWof the Willa
mette Meridian containing UiJ asres to
gether with all and singular the heredita
inents teneiiients and appurtenances
thereto Iwlongitig, tliat the said lands may
be sold under an order und decree of said
Court, by ttie flinriff of Washington
County, Oregon. That the procseds of
said sale may apply to the payment of the
tosts ofsucli sale, the costs of said suit
and the attorneys fees herein and pay
ment of the amount due the plaintiff here
in, and the overplus if any may be paid to
the defendant; that the plainti!! may have
J udgiueiit anil execution against the defen
dant for any delicieiw-y tbere may be after
applying the proceeds o such sale, pro
petty appiicame to ine paynieiu oi saiu
Judgment.
This summons is published under and
by virtue of an order o the Hon. T. A,
Mcltride, Judge of the C;"cuit t ourt ol
Washington county, Oregon, mail and
dated January, '27, I! X)
And the last publication being tne i:ith
lay of April i: iSJ, said period la-nig more i
than six consecutive weeks betaeen the;
lirst date of publication and the la t publi
cation hereof.
C. II. PHiUOTT,
4M7 ' Attorney for Plaintiff.
Stock holder's .fleeting."
Notice is herein- given that the annual
meeting of the rtoi k holders of the Hills-
Imro Co opcrulive loinpany will he held
n the Orano Hall in llillslsiro Oregon,
Tuesilay, Man-h 27, I'.S 1. st I o'clock p
m. Jliis meeting is culled lor the pur
I sine of elit-t ing lire dir ctors lo scire
one year, and lor the transaction o! stu b
other bus'tic sas may pnipcrly come In
line shi. I mecltiig.
H llslsiro Oregon, Feb. 21, lISHl.
JAMKS II. HKWKI.I,
President.
Calvin Jai k, sr.
Hoereti-ry. 4t-H
HI JI.TIO XX.
IN THE CIRC! IT CiXHiT OK THK
State of Oregon, for Washington
lUlltV.
Mary Maggie Brock, Plaintiff.)
John Hns-k. lietendants )
To John lirock, the above named defend
ant:
In ire Name of the Htate of Oregon, you
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint tiled again! you in the
above entitled (ourt and suit, on or before
the lael day of the tim prescribed In the
orler for Publication or ihis munitions,
to-wit: on or before the expiration of six
weeks next from and after the date of the
Drat publication of Ill's Hnmnions. ttie
hrst publication being on the it-1 clay of
February, l!Mi. And if yon fail loso ap
is ir and answer, for want thereof, ihe
plaintiM will apply to the Court for th
relief Hen, andeil in her complaint herein,
to-wit: for a decree dissolving the bonds
of niattimonv now exialing hetwneo the
plaintiff and defendant, and giving the
plaiiisiffthe cuaKaly of the minor child ol
ilsintiff and delendant for c sta and dis
lumemeate herein, and lor auch other and
further relief aa the tkrurt mar deem mat
and equitable.
Thia rtuuimons is served upon yon by
publication in Ihe Hillxhoro l ndceOndent
ami th day for arpearancw 's fixed
hy order of the Hon. I.. A. Kond, County
Judge of Wa hitigton County, Oregon.
Made and Dated February '-Tnh, 1:JU.
W Ki. H tltKKTT.
4tVH Attorney for Plaintiff.
Arker's l)ypesls Tablets are sols'
on a positive guarantee, t are heart-burs
raising ol th loon, distress at irr eating or
snv form ol dy-p-psia. tin little table
Henry Jooes, of Zen as, Ind., says;
" My aufferingw were almoat tin
bearable, and only persons having
been aj&icted with this rare and
dreaded combination of disrates
can Imagine what thejr were like.
I was confined to my bed almo&t
all the time. My doctor finally
acknowledged that neither b tier
any one else could cure tne. I
would not give up, so tried dif
ferent medicines, snd finally be
gan the use of Dr. Williams' rink
Pills fur Pale People. The first
box of pills helped me some, and
I took some more. The second
box began to produce the desired
result, snd before I had finished
the fourth box I was at last a
' cured man. That was last March,
and I have not been troubled with
these diseases since." From
Banner Plain Ekaler, North Ver
non, Ind.
Dr. Williams' IMnk Pills for Pal Teopls
contain, in a condensed form, all the ele
ments necessary So give new life and richness
to th blood aud restore siiattered nerves.
Tbey areas antailiiig specific for such dis
eases aa locomotor ataxia, partial paralysis,
St. Vitaa' dance, ematioa, neuralgia rheu
matism, nervous headache, the after-effects of
la grippe, palpitation of the heart, pale and
sallow complexions, all forms el weakness
either ia uial or female.
Dr. WHHaatt' Plst Pint ler rsl Psetl ar sr
(elS kits aia r hesSreS. ut etoays I act
ages. Stall rafgartt. w lret Irsis lae Or. Sul
ks ax M Slots Cowav. Sckasta, N. Y., 63
at ssr ka, sots I2.S0.
JI'IHCIAL OltlrKlt.
IK THE CIRCU. r COURT OK THE
1 Htate of Oregon, f ir the Cuiin y of
Washinvtoii.
IheHlale ofOreg.m, l'luliitiir,
v
E. A. Knot la, Administrator with
the will-annoied-dobon s-iion ot
the estate of August Oeiitz, ili-cd
William Uourley, and all persons
interested in said estate. He leudants.
Whereas T.J. C lee ton, district attorney
for the 5th judicial district, and ticorge H
llurham, special counsel, as attorneys for
the state oi Oregon, by leave and direction
of Hon. T. T Ueer. governor of the stale ot
Ore. on, have tiletl in this couit an infor
mation showing that on the 1st day of
December, 1MU7 and prior t hereto, August
Oeiitxwasthe owner of and seized in ee
simple of certain lunds in Wiiehingion
county, Oregon, tieing a part of the iin-
uon i ,ii(i ciuim oi w. V. Uraliaui aud wile,
in township two south range one west of
Wiliaiiieile Meridian, and particularly rle
scrilie.as follows: lleginning ut a p'.int
in said donation land claim ti.zT cliains
south slid 4. So chains west ol the quarter
section corner between sections 1 and 'I ill
sold township and range, aud ru lining
thence south 1.1.2.") cliains: tlien je west 7.76
chains: thence north 11 ,'!tf chr.ius; tlicnee
north H" lo' east, 2.7!lchains, thenresoiiiri
ir'4.r' eastM links; tneiioo no rtli 78" 1;V
east M links; thence uortii II" 4ft' west M
links; thence north 70 - 4,i'v:uit 4 l7 chimin
to the place of beginning contiiining till
acres more or leas. And thai the said
August Oents was than and there also the
owner of certain personal property; that
on the 1st day of Ileceinla r, 1 -:7 , the said
August tientx died at his residence Uon
said lands in said Washington county,
leaviiw a liiat will and testimoiit, wluc i
said will was altcrward, ou the 31 dav of
DeceinlMT, lx7, duly ndmittel tc probate
ill the count court of the state of Oreirou
tor Washington county, and r). A. Durham
was appointed snd qualined as exeunt
of said estate, and ou January 5, liluil
his Inventory nnd appraisem lit in sai
estate in said county court; t at ulti
wunl the said B. A. Durham fully admin
latcred sai l eatuu.-, and on tli t 'Siml da
of Bcptemlier, 1W, died whereupon K. A
noons wnsnuiy appoiniwi ny I lie san
county court in V anliington county as II
administrator -de-hoiiis-non- with-the wil
annexed ot lb said August t.elitz, de
eeasiii and duly uualiliMl assilclia.ini
islratorand ever since has been mid now is
uch adm nistrutor, aud as such he receiv
ed ami took over on May IV, lo'.m. fnn
Ella C. Durhsxn, tha duly qiiulilied iidinin
istratrix of tlie estate of H. A. Diirliam. d
ceased, the sum of $tr.t. !ll , being the uucx
penoed liioncys IH-longui to said went
eatate in the hiinds of aiti.l 8. A. Durham
exeeuior, ut the time ol lua it nili, lo
letber wit i the said real estitte belonging
to in estaieoi said August (lent.
ceased; that the said K. A. Knolls, ad
miiiistrator as aforesaiiL is now in iMisaea
sion of and holding the aaid real eatate
and the said sum of l'il.!ll, lanngall II
iersonal proM-rty ol the estate ot Atlgua
eiiis, duceused, and that the delend lit
William i.ourley, ia tenant at will of said
lands under s I.I Ivnotls; that said Auuus
t.ents, dtrceaai'.l. left no heirs. Iiyuleea o
d, vicsees. ami aid in ormation rharire
and shows Hi. t Iner ar no heirs, legatees
or devisees o l ne said Augunt Oentz, de
ceased, aim that hy reason thereof the
slate oi Or.goii has ncht by law to sih-Ii
state to-i,, the said personal and rea
property lier.inlafore u:eii lotted, and thai
the saiu lias esclier.tel to the slat of
Oregon.
Now, thercfo.e, in consideration of tfa'
premises, it ia onlered, adjudg d and de
creed Hiatal persons iuie'eated in tlie
said estate ol Ai.gust Oents. di ceased, are
nereny requrt d lo api ear and snow cause,
if any they hav, on or liefore the IU day ol
March, lis 0, why the lille Pisaid alatvede-
scrineil real estate and to said pcraouit
property, to-wit. the moneys belonritnr ti
I said estate of Atiaual I lent a. derrHamI
i should not vest in the state of Oregon, it
ia mereior ordered in i tins order shall la-
published for six consecutive wfeks fr-m
tt.edate hereof in tlie Hi b-horo Isnsrxv
iissT.a newspaiH-rpubliahed at Hillabori
in aal I county.
T1IOS. A. McHKIDK.
$Ml Circuit Judge
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try for years, and as a regular pntnption.
It is coiiihw of ih best tonics known
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ing direc ly on themueoiia surfaces. Ihe
perfect combination of til two nigr al -nt
is what proluces such wonderful reaui
iu curing CaUrrh, (lend for testiuioiiiala
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