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Newspaper Page TextCRAMERS IN 1'OI.IIICS! What the County (Ira nn Pro posed in Their Meeting Last Suturdjij M'kuim; nurr ti:i:ks 1k Wh do nut erjr will Traalile-Moray 1'itmu Are I heap. bait The patron of Huslmndry held M aeasiou of th county grange m Hills hor last week, hikI while nil Hint was done in not public yet enough U known to iiiilicHln tliut farmer will fske a I nml in ixhti t,m yinr. First I ho representatives in Hit, legis lature) art to he) m-riilini. -d. In R general way a man who tin a lull or a -t M'liHiw that lio e Xs-cls to bring Is-fore the legislature will not lie re- cnivod liy grangers with favor. The il'x-lriiK- ofou tifkln mi; whi n will lie klo you" U to h frowned ilowii. The organiy.ition has f..r iu object the breaking Ui of I tin custom of trading lor support of h-gislaii ve measures. Coming to county oIlSl-HI-S Illness for IIih plum sought will enter largely into the matter of making a choice. This fitness extends to ans wering the questions, (Jail hn do the work? 1 liia education muIII ii'iil? Will Iih do the work, is he indiisfri oua or la.y? 1 his moral character hui:Ii that ho will dignify tiie iilattV in he honeat? Will ho work for IIih lieal interest of the county ? If the convention put out iimu for whom afllrmative answers can he in, id.', the county will be well olllccred. There la more orchard pruning thia spring in thin aection limn ever before. And many of the old trees that are thought to he pant reclaim ing are being cut down. After prun ing the spray purup is freely used. Mr. Campbell lia a plant and Is Hprayiug orchard for hire. Muuy other have their own out lit aud do their on work. Haud pumisi runn ing iu price from three lo four and a half dollar may lie had of local deal era. These pumps are good and for mi all orchard are moat economical. Uordeux mixture I what in being uaed now liefore the leaves come out. This la a simple compound made from lime and blue vilriol. Those who do not spray will las in trouble, for their ncighlxirs who do will talk of the matter. All must spray if perfect results are lo lie reached. HKAVKIMO.M. The prospects for Deaverton thia year are Hue. Mini Itirdie Vincent started to the Holmes' ltusities College, 1'ortland on tht 6th. The literary aoclcty closeil hist Halurday evening after having a series ol very Instructive meeting. At (lie school meeting held on the Mh John Henry waa re-elected direc tor ami C. VV. Allen clerk. There will lt a minting at Mor ton' hall Halurday night Mar. 17, WOO for the purpose of orgaui.ing a spelling acliiMil. The ris k crusher I going lo start soon, which aouuda like business. II we are lo have a road, give us the best. It la very dangerous for our school children from the west part of town to walk on the railroad track. Miss Lucy Chatterlon had a very narrow escape lately Iroin being crippled for life. A aide walk iH'ginniiig at IhY hall and going west would he much safer. And what i the matter of building one anon anil not uii'il sonic gels hurt very badly before we start. The aunual town election was held lu ileaverlon hall March (, I'.IUO, at which the following olllcer wcie elected. J. N. Fisher, mayrr; John Hummers and II. K. Coleman, couiicilmen; O. V. llughsnii, record er; John Henry, Measurer and F. C. Kelly, inais.ial. 1'rof. Jouna' aiugiug achiMil made fine progresa during the tirst term. Now young snpln let us decide to have a second term, may Isithisop Mirtumty will not come again sm.n. There will lie a joint debate Is t wcen the young men of Deaverton an I Keedville at Kisil villi' school house Saturday night March ill, l'.MMI on the queHlton "Ilesolved that tlreat Hrilian I justified in her war with the Ifcwra." lleedville will take the altirmativo and l!cavertai the negalivo. There was a moat delightful sur prise party in honor of Mr. and Mrs. lavid l'uracr at their residem-e last Friday evening. After spending a very enjoyable time in playing pamea, singing and instrumental music, refreshment were vrvrd, all Hnt a very eiJoyallo evening. Those present were: Hev H. V. I 'ot ter, Mr. H. W, Potter, Missa Iiis Vincent, Birdie Vincent, Mary Fish cr, May Fisher, Uittie llockcn, Car rie lbs ken, Mattie llillstine, Ahbie Itillstino, Inea F.vans, Killiau Kvan-, tilady Kelley, Myrtle (lasklll, Mol lie Mitl and Iiora IJougher, Mi-ssrs F. 0. Kelley, Win Dessinger, F. l Wdson, Karl Fisher, Floyd Allen, Archie Tike, llola'rt llocken, lUlph Hush, IKalo Thing, Iou HoiigluT, Mason tady, W. II. Cady, Josi-ph linaiks, John Mitxel and Ivirl Evan. The horse theif ihwuhI through thi county on Tu-ilay morning last. He stopped at J. T. Young's la-yond the long bridge and stole a tine driving horse and a aaddle. No trace of the theif ha been obtaineo. Mr. Young lost hi watch dog by Niison on Saturday niR-nt but ol roiir( cannot aay that the theif put out the done. Several other horse were disturbed that same night but were not taken. The reputation of Cleo"'r ot giaal even In Anthony' li was not good even In Anthony' nine, and if we may Judge of her by ob serving her name aake a he ap'ar ed in the opera house last week aur rou tided by her servants, nothing ha occurred In the last two thou aand year to Improve It. A atrong north east wiml on Tues day lick.il up the water and made more giaal road than all the super visor in the count v. A few days of such weather and the plow will be ....I.,.. Tim onwn of fruit tret1 is - t cginnlng to how. The women of the Christian church will acrve dinner and lunch elect day. lT""! III full IlloOlU 11. Humphreys. IVm h lre-a will he by tomorrow or Huwlay. t'resccr.t -i,iiit fn wheel iu vtmti coiidltiou for HalH for $.11. first Torn Clmrli s Mi n li 3 at il Creek to 11 lull ami wife daughter . Yexli-r.lity Ht'liulntiTK'li A Son sent out a or ol pouti- for Hacramcuto i 'ill. uiicariiniln of laud planter wa U ft Hi n week attlio HilUboro ata- liou. Ilr Kan ford I he i lencoe physician who has lieen Very fii k lately ia lowly riitovering. Mr. H. J. rresti.n and wife, late ol Texas is visiting with hi old neigh- nor t . 1 Morgan. New I'liolograph Uallery for aale. Kmpiireof IVrry KIlis, Hillslairo, 7 and itaM-line street. The prohiliiiioiil t will hold their county convenliiin in Hillstioro on Weilnesd:iy, March 2K. At thia con vention the plan of campaign will be loriiiulaled. A turner siniHiid on the left wrist a mi of considerable siz wa on Mon day Miccexsfully removtsl by 1M". lUlliy from the arm of Manley Hoard of (ilcnroe. Mr. Jimeph Meyer who live east of town on the road to lleedville lost a heifer Wednesday morn'ug. The railroad train ran over her and ground her into mince meat. W. M. Jackson of Hilley ia Mpoken of in his precinct a a suitable candi date for county treasurer, aud hi mime will be submitted to the re publican convention. It i now givun out that theop poaition to the regular republican county ticket will be taxpayer tic ket. Mr. John Hewell la mentioned aa the candidate for sheriff. .Regular preaching services at the Christian church the 1st 2nd and 4th Sunday in each month at the usual hour. Preaching at Farmiugton the 3rd Sunday. K. II. Hickafoose, pan- tor. By Wednesday ol thi week, the second day of good weather, plow were turning the stubble iu every direction. Heeding even had been com iih need. Jt i found that the land is in better condition for work ing than it frequently i in April. A stock man from Portland, T. A. ('ite rode in Washington county three days the past week buying cows for a cheese factory in Washington. He wanted fifty but got six. He laiiight any (row except jerseys and was willing to pay from fit) to ft 10 per head. Mr. J. N. Fisher of lleaverton was in town on Wednesday lat. He re porta hi trade a improving and he is more than BAtislied with the pro spect for a gol year. True bullocks for beef are scarce and higher, but he finds roidy sale for hi meats for cash on the bl-x'k. County Clerk Imbrie state that Sunday March 14, 18S0, 20 year ago waa just such a day a we had last WednoMlay, the 14. The only diller eiicewaMlhn condition of the roads. Then the highway was drier. The reason Mr. Imbrie rememla?r so well is that the earlier date waa the day of hi wedding. U. II. Merry man son of our Capt. Merryman auci-eHsfully paased a very h.ird examination laforethe H ste Hoard of Pharmacy on Wednesday last, In the cla there were 12 ap plicants, eleven passed, tieorge is now pcriiiiltcd to rill prescription at iiny drug store in the state. The llillslmro republican club will ifivc a smoker in it hall next Tues day night. A Hiecial invitation is given to all republican to te present w helher they Is'long to this club or not. 'SptsH'hfM will lie made by a iiiimlH'r of gentlemen of state fame Abo will be in attendance at this term of the court. A. Jaipiot a lad of 20 year sent a i;. cali 1st rillu bullet through hi hand last Saturday. He had hi hand over the mu.zcl of hi gun when it was discharged. Part of the l sine where the middle linger join i he palm wa cut away- lr. Tamei sie who dressed the wound fear that the entire finger will have to be re moved. Chaplain tiilliert lectured at the M. K. church last Friday evening to a fair house. The Chaplain disap pointed some of ua since hi delivery is not good, and those sitting two bird of the way back from the speaker's desk did not get all that he said. Hi HUhject wa interesting tml well hnndld. H it could Im deliver.il by a good saker it would Iki immensely aipular. The registration of voters call to notice some fact that are interesting. When Hon. TIioh. Paulsen of Fast Untie reviatered he thought the date of hi certificate ol cttizensnip wa .1. .. - In Ikn older man inai m aojr wn-i nm iviiintv. Mis iih wr liearuaie mnv l;l, ls'.ii. Since then nowever omier have taen fout d. older John Snierings, Dairy pwtncf, may o, lay f, Sfti, Josi-ph l-ranci, F.st Cedar; Sept. 10. ! ami Peter tl. Martin, West Cellar, tici 2S, ISf.2. On Wednewlay last, Feb. 14, W. I). Smith, J. P. in North Hlllaboro J. P. and Constable Iit. commenc ed action against the County lo re cover fees disallowed by the county court during the .t four years amounting to 1;0.:IO. In the com plaint there are m counts ranging from lifty wot" 17.15. Some of these arose during Judge Cornelius' term and some during Judge Hood's. The county court ha before it an Itemized statement of the coat In criminal cam and conaldera Itself well advbed as lo what charges are pror and what improper. Hy its action the court evidently thinks that padding ha been practiced. The difference between th plaintiff and the court i ilue for the moat part to what shall be understood as a iourmil entry. The ciairl noin mai a great iiuiiiit in jourum -! not mvilriit while the lustii-e hold that many are necessary, and seeing that he i paid by the piece there Is opportunities for difference in the court. Judge ltasl Is on a visit to the east now and personal service cannot te obtained, though house service can. If the county docs not appear in court at the end of ten days judgement by default n I taken. If Ju'l" h",l.5',,l ' hint of this liefore he left last Friday he woUid cither not have gone or answered U'fore he sUrted. For mile, a frewh Cuw CLERKS OF COUNTY The School C!?rks that hace been Elected this , Year i;t(l MK FUlt PLACE la a f lataace Tbrre has kra a lln-tlaa aa4 it Aiprar Itlaak. The following I a list of the school clerks elected in the several district of Washington county who will serve for one year. 1 I. K Klinto ililllsiro i 4 6 7 8 ! 10 II 1-2 U I". Ill 17 IS IW W 21 2 24 2 27 a 20 :u) 32 Mm K K Mmttfoniery . . . . . CrnelTi KC Mullny.... . Laurel .No i-lection I K 1'iir.lin Andrew Kmicuiami. K I. Mi''4riuirk . . Iiiliii I'owrH JlSp ( 4llllll Wi!lis Vail K ManlniK K P Ket-drr tli llrioley W S Hudson . Fortwt linv ...CdarMill IlilMmni .... , .tilenuue Dilly .tiastnu (iro-nvill . Forest tirove iiaslon i ieo I. ('hboi) . lij J Jiw k Farn.ington Jim-iiIi llinirley. . . PniKms . I!!llstioro J inn- II St-well. . A W Wright HAD Meek S N 1'imiI. . V V Titjard J I JollllSiitl A W Vincent -I 1! I'ricketl.. .. Joseph 1 llooprr. Hans l.'aHiiiiia-wo. . Middlcton . Mountaindale . ... Midilleton TiKardfillr Kai-nnia Tnalutin . .Forest l i rove liaton lteedville . . .tiali-s Creek K r l.ill.y. . I-ee Anderson tiaston . ..Klooiiiing 'i JOttnntin Middleum :il A H Flint Kinton 40 (i A 1'lieih liKrdville 41 A C Wirtz MoiiinaiiuUle 42 Win ( Upahaw. Gales Creek 4;t Win Mcllniialil (ileneoe 44 A I, 8te. liens Munning 45 T F Fail hanks Mierwood 4ll lnis Finnigan Ijnirel 47 Chun (I Knelsr Bcholls 4H 0 W Allen lleaverton 4i Wm M Morris Laurel 4t)JtlieoM Holt Hraiinsrt 50 W W Jwpnlh Hclioll! M Thos Murphy. . .Mountaindale r2 Carl I'fal 51 Ciias Wellman .... 6Jt M K .1 Kurnlli -r Alfred tiiierlier,. . , ,V JiTIiim Anderson. . . .r7 MS ltarnci . .... Ulooming . . .Foreht tirovn t'hillipi Lenoi Kist IteaveiUm rs fi!l m til 02 i;.i 4 ti5 Isi 07 tiS Oil 70 71 72 7:1 74 Joseph Itnuher (ieo W Taylor Carl lirrmmtn (ileiiroe Jteedville . JMxie Win Tlioina Ce Jar Mills C K Jesse W K Newell MrsC A Hinith... Thoa McFanll.... John A Johnson . . Clia Hateiniin. . . . No election K.lwin a-u J II Kimk Flora .1 Chilter. . . Kilwin Kitter Wm t' IiikIos A II Wolford C Kienliordt, KC liiirxliolxer. . . , K Helvolut Ci J Samlers Fred l.crger K K Itall x A Thulium Wm J 111 son N llothman M;ix l!nrilicpler . . . Krinl Ijinrer Jr. . . ii N Hale J W M.-koliert. . .. .Greenville Killer . . . .(ilen wood ...... .Gaxton Portland . .Gales Creek , . . .Greenville Itnxton Tualatin Bethany o 70 77 7s 7!l 80 HI 82 8:i 84 811 87 88 8!l HO HI o:i !I4 !ir '.Hi 07 118 110 Ino 101 102 10.1 104 Manning Itnxton , . . . . Illooining tin (ton Ib'edvilie I Jill rel . .Ceilar Mills Taulatin . .Gales Creek Glencne Haywood ltuxton ISIierwood Ilillsboro . .Gales Creek W W l-ewis. . ...llilley J N llolliuan Sherwood A Gis-uicr Keedville Wm Jiiiiiieson Kaleigh J C Kimiiel. . Middlelon i Holder Chins Christiansen.. J II Kode J K Wilson J I. Kru T W Grant W F Young (J K Cooke ... '. . .t'enterville Itnxton ...Thatcher , . . Newherg Hlarlbrd ...ScappooM) . . .Sherwood Hvlvan Frankie Kichler at hi concert last Tuesday evening made friends. And when he conn1 again aa it is desired they will gather atxnit him In hearty appreciation of hi music Frankie is but 1 1 year of age, but ho is a pnalegy. No one in the state, be he professional or amature can equal him in fingering. His actave runs are marvelous and his touch is exquisite. From full volumoound he let melody sink to a whisN?r when a a sob at one time or baby lafter at another it die to silence Frankie is a musical genius and al ready ha entered the rank of the composer. Kut he ilia's not content himself with music alone but his oc live mind is alert for bits of know ledge on every subject. He wa much interested on Tuesday after nisin when in the Iniikpknuknt couiioing and press room. He heard the press in motion and hi enquiries came faaler than the ana wen. He examined with the acute touch of the blind boy the paper cut ter and the keen edge ol the knife. F.very thing had interest for hitn. Mr. Itichter the lad's father says that all hope i not gone of gaining the sight of one eye. For the other there i nothing that can la done. Jusl now Frankie ha a commercial in terest in hi music. He want money for a last effort to gain hi sight. The Kichters live in Portland, though a few month i spent on the road. Frankie expects to go east this sum mer and iKissihly as far away as Paris. A chapter of accidents I to Ihj- re corded a happening at Hare's mill thi week, tin Monday John Pit man, a logger was rolled over by a saw log and hi hip anil thigt badly mangled. Then in the woial a cow wa hrousing in a thick coiewhere she wa not m-cn though a tree was fallen bv which she was killed. The work men found thecarcas when they cut the last log from the tree trunk. The teamster drawing logs lo the (Mind with four horse had hi team tangled on the bank a little when the leader were accident'y unhook ed from the load. The other span was not able lo hold the log alone, so it waa pulled into tin water. Fortu nately after swimming about for a while both animals were rescued. The best equipped Photograph Ual lery In Ilillsboro for rent. Uallery and fixture all new with the best skylight in the town. For particu lars call on or address, Perry Mils, Seventh St., Hillstmrn, ()e. Ileaiilenve for rent. Corner 7th and Itaselinestieet. Inquire of IVrry FJlis, photographer, at te New Gal lery, nppoaite Isaac Hutlers residence. One exillnt milk cow for sale. Inquire of Perry Ellis, Ilillsboro Ore. I'Ol Bf HOtSE. tWUKTV tXUKT August Tews. Mosea Dillaboy P1 JohnJoat were admitted tociiixm shin. Putnam v M- rg.n j Moment for plaintiff. Fred Uerger, Christian Iren aud Otto Treu admitted lo citTieoship. PHOBATK. Est Henry Ilea vert dece; will ad mitted to probata. Andrew and Auna Snydvr appointed executors of the will under bond Axed at 13200. Est Patrlc Foreaur deed; final ac count allowed aud the estate cloaea of record. Est Michael Wren deed; final ac. count allowed and estate will be cioa- ed of record when the widow's re ceipt for residue of property shall be Hied. hjti Ernest Freeh deed; real estate belonging to the estate will be sold at the court house Saturday April 7, I90O. Est Thoa J Wilson deed; T. a Weathered appoiuted guar-lian-ad-litem of mi uoi heirs. Ordered that the really la-longing to said estate be sold on Anrll 7. at south door ot court house. Guardianship Essig heirs; minors W. 11. Wehrung appointed guardian ol the estate of Clara, Otto and Chas Ksslg, minor heir of Courad Ivssig deed. Itond 1000 Est M M Noland deed; sale of real estate confirmed. Est John Kay deed; aale of really confirmed. . Est John Strowbrldge deed; exe cutor havinir Hied hia receipt it is or dered that the estate be closed of re cord. h'jtt Otto Weichbrodt deed; riiial account allowed and estate closed of record. K-it G Homer ariffin deed; ordered that the personal properly belonging to the eatate be sold at private sale. Est 8 Hughes deed; the adminis trator 1 authorized to sell certain promissory notes at public or private sale. Fit Ifeury Beavert deed; Anna and Andrew Snyder ndtn. Apprais ers J C Smock, 1) li Hall aud A Campbell. Est II C Raymond deed; ordered that citation issue lo heirs to appear April lth and show cause if any why realty shall not lie sold. Est M M Noland deed; ordered that the mortgage lo Wood A Cap la now owned by Pfanner est amounting to 5H 00 be paid. MARKIAGK I.K EN8E. License to wed waa issued March 11 lo ChaaA Heelz and M Viola fluent her 23; and March 3 to Levi F Kelley 25 and Nina McAdams 17, Mar. 10 to Joseph L Brown 4a am Matilda E Jeter 41; Mar 12 Chas A llartrampf 2S and Zoa Giltoer 19; and Gus H llartrampf 27 and Iva LaCourse 20. fAtlt'lt; IMVEKSlTr. The eigCi state IntercuIh giateOra torical contest took place iu the audi tory of the S'ate Normal S hool at Monmouth last Friday and was won hy W. E. Thompson, of McMlnnvllle college, li. V. Jack way of u. of u received honorable mention from the judge and was awarded second place. Fletcher, our man, on account of the noise and contusion of the applause of the proceeding speaker did not gain his audience till well along in hi speech but finished well and re ceived high marks in delivery. The designating bright colors, along with yells differing hut a little from Indian war-whMip told of one of the most delightfull and exciting occasion of our school year. A Sumptuous Ban quet wa served lo I he contestants de legates and friends lu the liymnaslum and it wa after 3 a. m la-fore the merry throng wemled its way home ward. KEtL ENTA1 E. N J Walker r-ud wf to J Wil liams H acre9 near Forest Grove J Williams and wf to N J Walter 8.42 acres Harmon Thatcher donation Minnie M McMonagle et al to It Livingstone n 4 of e J ot s e J sec 9 t 2 a r 1 w and other land 600 600 J A lmhrse ex et al to O Won- ler 24.91 ac G Ehbert don... A J Fan no tr to It M Dooley tr tract in sec 15 1 1 s 1 w.... 675 100 60 T II Tongue et al to A Full et al lots 6 and 7 Cornelius II II Hendrlx and wflo A Full et al lots 6 and 7 Corne lius Oscar Baldwin to Diana Chris tian lot 4 blk 2 S P Add Forest Grove 300 600 700 600 350 2438 200 1200 10 750 325 30 10 300 200 1300 650 335 1100 Carrie Crossley and hd lo A T Knox lot 1 and e 1 of lot 2 in blk 4 H P Add Forest Grove It W Schmale to Wm Leach same a above Wm Leach to Carrie Crossley same as above A T Knox to Maltie J Spence same as alaive Mary J and II It Ksy ex to C Sunder meier 68.77 ac in sec 23 and 24 t I a r 4 w P Prxoldt to E Pexoldt 11 1 of 11 w J of s e sec 1 t I n r 2 w N J Chamberlain to C F Hesse 40acH PTayloedon. Catherine Stitt lo Sarah Crum ble lot 4 in blk C Steele's ad to lleaverton G Trunk to A Benson lots 6 and 7 Cornelius env C S Hacker et al to W Kindor s J of n w of s e I sec 2ot 1 a r 2 w Elijah McCoy to F M White 35 rods sec 6 and 7 t I n r 4 w Cora A Kobinsoq and hd to O M Arnold s ) of n e ) of n w sec 2 t 2 n r 4 w Alralna Sage lo 3 E Ho in titers n w 1 blk 24 Beaverton () A C it It Co lo A McIod a w 4 of n 4 sec 1 1 t 2 n r 3 J F navies to J II Hoffineister 20 ac of Ed Constable d I r... G W Ileed to G Brigga irt R 9 Tupner die M WesthnfTtnCarinda Masters lota 7 and 8 blk 1 Fairvlew add lo Ilillsboro J Hoffuielster 10 O II Loom I 20 ac Ed Constable d I r C Krahmer and wf to F Har ries nwn(i)jMlil la r s w 1.100 E L Olseo and wf to A Grata berg 62 68 ac of C Stewart die. 1500 Frank J. Williams' eldest child rut off a Anger of the baby a few days ago. The children were In the wood shed and with the axe he did It. Dr. Tameiaie waa called. QROJITCOURT DOCKET The Follotcinu Cases trill be. Inrestigated ut this Term e Court A L0XU LIST OF CASKS There are a Laa List f t sm- U bi pvted f. (ultra swlier f Sew l'aes. 07 F.st 1) M ltedley, inw.l. Tongue atfy. 900 It Morton, lnsol, Tongue atty 92a Lit 1 McPherson iusol, Tongue aity. 927 J A Hoffman v P E Edwards, foreclosure. 940 Est TKCnrnelius, iusol.Tongue atty. 900 Est M A Powell, insol, Birretl atty. 94S2 Est S I) Pwwell iosol, Barrett atty. 1011 Est Cha Collins, Tongue atty. 1095 Mary M Shepard v A Frame, foreclosure. 1104 11 Wehrung A Son vHP Ford replevin, Huston and Bowman for pi ft, Tongue deft. 1108 Est F G lsrA Luuila-rCo insol. Tongue ally. 1129 Bowlby A Stiuchcoiub insol. Tongue for assignee. 1020 N A Barrett A wf, insolvent, B.trrett A Adam atty. 1036 W m Chalmers, insol, Tongue atty. Hm;2 Hall v Sadial, foreclosure. 1191 J Johuson v J W F'.Ulridge, foreclosure. 1291 Z Snow and S B Huston v Edith Monroe et al, npuity, Tongue for deft. 1311 Assignment U00S& Heitzbau sen insol, Barrett atty. ' 1338 A Sharer v S Stein et al, suit set aside deed. 1332 W T Butiuel adtu v A IS na vies; action for money. " 1398 II U Adams v J Carlson et wl continuation. 1415 Portland Trust Co v A L Mo Leod, confirmation. 1425 W II StufUcbcam v. It S Browne et al, action for money, Hus ton for pi IT. 1432 It N Heimbach v Gertude Ueiuibach, suit for partition. 1437 Vollard v Gunther, confirma tion. - 1140 Est W Porfer, Insol. - . 1413 E t A Pf.inu i r, ii hoL Huston dell. 1473 Ore Mfg Co limited v II J) Bryant et al, foreclosure. 1482 WJ VanSchuyver A Co v B II Patton, suit to set aside dead, Barrett atty. 1491 American Mfg Co v J W Hob son et al, foreclosure. ' , 1536 German Saving A Ixmn mic E K Jonea et al. 1537 C A Yotter v It It Mo.rril et al foreclosure. 1553 L Laughlin v G Seneer et al action for money. 1658 II W Hesse v N A Barrett et al to set aside action. 1673 Mary O'Brien v J O'Brine and K II Walker partition in suit, Tongue 4 Tongue lor pill". 1602 Slate of Oregon v asn. to., action for money. 1626 A B Moms A Co v 1) A Carter et al, action for money. Huston for pllT. 1635 Cha Mitchell v ECUuglies et al, Wall for pin. 1644 T J Itriimel v I Allen action for damages, Smith A Bowman for plff. 1649 Capitola Cox v Mary Black well et al suit to set aside deed, Bag ley for plff. ' 1652 C F Castcel v Tualatin Mil Co.action for damages. 1548 Belle h reeiiisii v 1 S Corne lius suit for poMNessiou of real p'op erty, Huston for plff. 1659 Alliance Trust Co v e II Humphreys et al, foreclosure. 1667 J W Shule v G W Miller et al action for money, Tongue for pill, Wall for deft. 1672 J A Vaughn v Annie Vuughu divorce. 1674 Victoria Kemp v Benj Kemp divorce. 1675 Mary Vinson v S II Humph- reya et al foreclosure Tongue.. Tongue for plff, Haston for deft. 1683 A Gordon v JN A iiarreii ci wf action lor money. 1684 Tyler Woodard V Then 11 Lei be et al, foreclosure. 1685 Ellen L Jackson v IS A l(ar- relt et at, action for money. 1686 A Gordon v JN A Barrett et al action for money. 1687 T T Oeer et ?1 ill II Lui-e el al, foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue for plff. 1688 A Bailey v J J morgan, foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue for plff. 1092 U W iiauren v r lveinae ei al, foreclosure, Smith A Bowman for plff. 1697 Thos t!ox v Isaae Meyer, fore closure, Smith A Bowman for plff. 1699 Wm ISelson v John ifoiiari ei al, foreclosure, Huston for plff. - 1701 T 11 llohiuaon v l has jenseu foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue for pin. 1702 Wm T Blake v John Nelson et al, foreclosure, Tongue A Tongue, for plff. 1704 It W Crane v Jacob Penning et al, foreclosure, Huston for pit". , 1706 Susan Carlson v 11 It 1 'at ton ei al, suit to set aside deed, Tongue A Tongue for plfl. 1709 E W Haines, plaint in anil rcaiiondent v E P Cad well et al deft and appellant, action for money, ap peal from from county court, tongue A Tongue for resKindent. 1711 J II Walker v 1 J uumpn reys et -al, foreclosure, . Wail for plff. . 1714 Benj Ander.-on v Henry Peterson, counrniaiioii, II T Bigley for pi ff. 1715 E W Halm's v E P Cadwell, acliou for moiwy, bpimI from J 1 court. Tongue for pltf, II T Bagley for deft. 1716 VanSchuyver v B It Patton et al, confirmation w N Barrett for plfl. 1717 Mary Ann Bufllngton sr v Mary Ann Buffinglon jr el al, tu set aside conveyance, Huston for plff. 1718 EtnniaH Parker v Luther M Beard rt al, confirmation, II T Bag ley for plff. 1719 C A Philpps v Jos Gaslon el al, to set aside conveyance, Tongue A Tongue for plff. 1720 Pope, Anderson (' J T Hainey A v?f, lo set aside conveyamr Smith 4 Bowman lor pin. 1724 Lucy Buchanan v Walter Buchanan, divorce, Tongue A Tongue tor plS. 1725 John Poiueroy v W I) Brad ford, action for monev, Wall fi pllf, Barrett for deft. 1720 J.wG lf v W II Bradford sctiou' f r tooia-y, ThiummiA Tongue for pli!, lluslnii lor deli. I72S f Payne v Joseph II Thomi mm, action li.f umiiey. 172; Tho, Tdut vj W Masters et al, ejectment, llu-t.. for pltf. Ii'io J M i'miiii-hi v Sarah Cannon d i vorce. I7:tl City of Foret-t Grove v Cha Miller, selling liquor without license, I !u ton f..r pi if, Tongue tor d'-t't li3.JaiuesM I'houipekiti v Cbri- litia riioiii;.!-, Invorce, Smith Bowman for pltf. I7M6 i: C lirauaman v I.'a M Bran airian, divonv, Smith 4 Bowiuau for pin. 1 1737- Mary A Wilson Cha A N ilson, ilivorce, Smith 4 Bowman fr j.IU. 1738 Slate of Oregon V Est August (letiix decil, escheat proceedings, G It liiirliam for tste. 1739 Sarah 'I laviU9oa V Walter lvinson, divorce, Peter 11 Ward for pin. 1710 II II Sihinelfxer v Hattie Schinelty.iT, l:v rtv. 1711 J I) Asher C E Asher, divorce 1743 J W Brown v On von Laud 4 Iuiprovmi nt, hH ion for monev. 1744 I.illie Meyt r v laji Meyer, nvoriv, it y liiglcy Inrpjfl. 1845 J F SchiM'k v Stephen Blank action for money, Langley 4 Sou for tor put. 1716 Geo lv Easou v Emma II Ivison, divoris' l.tngley for pltl. n il u l; Klin v Guhlave Sundurg ei al, action fur money. lls, Alary Maggie I truck. John Brock, divorce. Barrett for tdaiuliff. 1719 J P Taineisie vs Geo Stewart, to set aside conveyance. 11 T Bagley for (ilaintitl. , 1700 T T Geer et al v Lucv E Yates, et al foreclosure. Toucue 4 Tongue for. pliiinlin". i )l Oimuiercial Savinga Bank vs W II Meyers, action for u oney. Joz uora llulit vs Lora V llulit. divorce, Bagley lor plaiiititl. 1 1 0:1 w.l) Smith v Washington cpuuty ac(iou for money, Bowman for plff. 1 1754 I. It Henry v Jennie Henry divorce. Wall for pin.. A man with sutilciont capital baa lecidcd to build a flouring mill at Beaverton lliis summer. The citlz ens give a boun in the shape of real estate for the mill. The official of the Catholic church are considering the proposition of erecting a place of worship at Beaver ton thi summer. IN THE C1KCUIT COURT OF THE JL Miiiie of OreKon, for unty. Surrli E. Ividn, W ushlnKton Co I'UintiH, Wnltor llaviilsftn. Defendant To Waller UaviiUon, defendant: In tlie Nmueof the nlats of Oreton, yon are commanded to apHar and answer th o ini'lauil liieil aiiinnt you heroin, on or IWore Ihe lildwlay of March DMU, Ibat be en: t lie lirKtdny, ot Ilia next term of laid court, lfyna liiil ro to do lbs plalntiH wilt takes liedree nt (Jourt affainat you aa prayed lor in the complaint, lo-wit Unit klio be . divorced Iroin you and tliut the niarriaKS con tract pnliMistini; IKtween you and the plaintitt he diHoleil. The day fur apiearance in flxed and fills publication matin, In the ilillsboro tntlcdcntlctit bv order of the lion. Thomas A. Mi liride. Jml ge of said (Viurt, n a le J uiu rv '(, ltNNI, . PETER II . WAI.D. 37.43 Attorney for Plaintiff. KOTIl'K FOIt ll KMCATIOM ' I.in'Orrirr. at Oamo City. Oa. 1 Mitr, til, I10. VTOTU'K ia 1IERKHY (JIVKN, THAI 1 the fidlowiiiv-nuined settler has ti.ed notice of his intention to make final proof 111 support ol his claim, ana mat sam prooi w ill (e made Is'fore ihel oiinty Clerk of Washington t'omity, at ItillbUoro ure., ou Apr. i, liajO, Via: ' JOHN L. HUNT, II. E. No. WlTft for the DUofNEU of Mce U, I 2 K 3 W. Jlq names the folio in witnesses to prove liia continuous residence upon and cultivation of said laud, via: Aiikiis Mm loud, ol Ulencoe, ur. Wa.Nlnmro.il Jones, of " John MeRloiid, 01 .... Ileorge l.anon, of " " UltAS. IS. MOIKI.H 43-4.1 KKlter. MIIKIUKtr) NiLK. IY,-V1RTI'B OK AN, K-KdUTION, decree iuwL order of sale, issued , out it the circuit court of the state of Oregon, for Washington county in favor of W. J. Van iVhuyver, I'laintill and airuniat n. K. I'utton ami Murv K I'afton his wile, Hasan Carson, I'hih-na I". Olsen and OleOlsen her liiilaud. Kmcrson l.ninl I'altoii ana wna it'uia . ration, llideiiduiita, for the sum if sVt ' costs and dishnisenieuts with in terest thereon at the rale ol per cent er aiii.iiiii lrom the 7 day of January !.. the further sum of twruty three ami twelve on-liuihe.lih dollars with niter cl thereon fn.m April (i, ll at the rate fH r i'iit kt milium, and the sum of 7.r HilH and dinhiirseinents with interest thereon I mm lamiary V7 r.w at uie raie ot ii mtc nt i rr aiinum. l lie further sum ol live hundred niHteen aud sixty six one- hundicdtli dollars in I h, Hold I 0111 Willi iulerext thereon trout January '1 1:W at the rate 01 In per cent per annum, anil tlie further sum ot T7.I4) costs anil assourso-ttirnl-s. ' Now, therefore, by vntue and in persu tmv ol Hiiid jud:nicnt decree ant order ol :ilc, I will on .Monday tlie ilhl:iy Atnl.' I'-sio, at III" souin ooor n the.c.iirt house in lllllslioro, Washing..!. ojonlv ilrenon. at the leiurol 10 u'tlin k a Hi ol Said 'lav sen al puone hiiciiuii w inr highest hidder I't.r eash tlie lollowuiK O'- nlel real rnii'rT lo-wa: Hi iiiiiin at iMiiut on the Soutli line if twi: I I. 1 I d H 1 W l.er" the Mine is crosw'd ly the renter of ritmio creek" and ruiininir theiire North s!ilc)rreea West 4 lit eliiHns a wit on said Hec line IIMt chains North Kl derei-s West from the iiu.irter rec comer on ine suin niw i i.l llien.e Nurlli 21 ihyrei-s lit minutes West 31 ehaui!., to Hie i-enUT of the Itailroiul riK t of way; thence North HI degrees 10 lliillllles Kasl (1 11 chains to a slake; thence North 7H decrees Kist 3.W ctllllllS, Ihelll'e .orill .miukihot IVHMII11.I-V Kaitt l.i;'l chains hi and inon corner; tlienee North 'M deirnes l mi miles West 1.' t chains: Uience No.th . .leprreeavil minutes K.ist .1 IM ehains; thence aorm nn uenrres l.'i minuti-l Kast l.7l chains, to an iron corner; III- lice sorlle.wueareea.-iB nnnun West a.WJ chains to an iron corner; tneia roulh M7 ileurees minules r.ast 18 !H clianis; ibrnav North degrees 7 minutes Vjisl iiIkiiii Mil chains to the said center of said KaniHi creek and wnicn aal I iiueraec tioii with raid r'anrro ereek ia IH ch tins :-i.Miih an deirrees 7 ntinuu Went from tlie iin.irli'r earner on the Kast line of l.t and thanee down said creek with tlie inrandnrtnK llien-of in theUiresdof mid ream lo ihe p a.- of lieKimnoK. tn tainiiift 117 news, in, Waslnii ton county. Oreifol ,n (ii saMioy rue ncreuits-iorw niiiru slims, anil tX,.l m..l..,J I I...' II. e l-osis ami .enpeitara tn aid proiiy ill ! sold auh)ect to r ih'uu tlon ae p r sjalute of Itreann. itiiese my hand Una I Ji ft 4ajr of Marco W. D. BRAflrORD. hherlll of Wa-hiugton county Orejron. W. N. Barrett, A. ton for rUiutiff. ii 47 M' AMY a olittfol anjhter payln pain for her motkefk iganranc or parhaps neglect. Tha mother tufferad and aha thinks her daughter must suffer also. This is true only to a limited extent. N cacensiva pain is healthy. Every mother tdiould inform ber INDULGENT MOTHERS Many a young girl's beauty is wasted by unnecessary pain at time of menstruation, and many indulgent mothers with mistaken kindness permit their daughters to grow careless about physical health. Miss Carrie M. Lamm, Big Beaver. Mich., writes: "Dcak Mrs. Piniham A year ago I suffered from profuse and Irregular menstruation and leucorrhoea. My appetite wa variable, stomach sour and bowel were not regular, and was subject to pains like colic during menstruation. I wrote you and begun to take LydU E. Pinkhatn's Vegetable Compound and ted two packages of Sanative Wash. Youcan't imagine my relief. My courses are natural and general healthimproved." Mrs. Nannik Adkins. La Due, Mo., writes: "DkarMrs. Pin kH am I feel it my duty to tell you of the good your Vegetable Compound has done my daughter. She suffered untold airony at time of menstruation be fore taking your medicine ; but the Compound has relieved the pain, given her a better Stronger, and has improved every way. yon for the benefit aha ha received, for young girla." Furniture for sale AT PORTLAND PRICES. To prove this call at the corner of P.O.BROWN, Furniture Dealer. Hchultnerich A Hon'a la tho iilucei In buy farm imlemeuta. 1'lowi, har rows and wagons sold at iiriota lower than other dealers offer them. Turl and atulitile 14 in Htel or wood U'm $14.50. Htuhhlo plows chimiH-r. horse steel lever harrows for l l.TiO horse stin'1 lever harrows at'f l.'i.tiil 8 wide tire wagons $S,ri. Coiiimn' these prices with those of other dealers. Shulinerich A Hon have a renienant aale of shoes at 50 mt cent discount from former prices. On account of the stool trust all arm implements will be higher than before but Hchuliiieak'h & Hon will self after the raise at SHttie prices as others sold before. Croup is a terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloli's cough and consumption cure act like magic In cases of crotigh. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved immediately. Frioe25c, Mr and tl.UO, You can get it at the lVlta. Beautiful coinplexiou is an im nowihility without gissl IiIimnI, the sort that only exists in connection with good digestion, a healthy liver and bowels. Karl's Clover Hoot Tea acts directly on the IhiwcIs, liver and kidneys keeping them in perfect health. Trice 25 cts. and 50 els. at Delta Drug (Store. Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic constipa-1 tion. Karl' Clover Itoot Tea is an' bsolute cure and Iihh been sold for fifty years on an atmolute gusrant'-t. Trice 25 cts, and 511 cts. iH-lta Drug Sore. Do you know consumption is pre ventable? Hi'ience has proven .that. and also J hat neglect is suicidal. .The wor t cold or cough can la? cured with Hhiloh's Cough and X)otiHimp tioo Cure. Hold on piiMitive guaran tee lor over fifty years. Delta Drug Stoia. Hick headaches, the curse of over worked womankind, are quickly and suiely cured by Karl's Clover Itoot Tea, the great blood purifier aud tis sue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Trice 25 and 5o eta. at Delta. -- If Hhiloh's cough and consumption cure, which is sold for tliesmall pri."e of 25c, 50c and II 00, does not cure take the. bottle back and we will re fund your money. Hold lor over 50 years on this guarantee. Tor sale at the Delta Drug Wore. Win Mohr makes boots at l is shoponHecond street, Ilillsboro, for $5.f0 per pair, sewed shis-s for 5 and gives special attention to repair ing. He usea only flrst-gradn sUs k which enables him to guarantee his work. KIDXKY TKA. Oregon Kidney T-a cures back bladder trouble Delta Drug Htore. ache, aidney and and constipation. F. 3. Bsrlar has put in a fine slock of cigars a cigarettes. What ia Hhlloh? A grand old rem eily for Cough, Cob Is and Consum ption; used through tlie world lor half a century, has cured innumer able cases of incipiont con-iimption and relieved many In advanced stag es. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Trice 25 and to cts and 11.00. Tells. Many a lover has turniil with dis gust from an otherwise lovable girl with an offensive breath. Jrrs Clover Itoot Tea purifies the breath by Ha action on the bowels, etc., as nothing else will. Hold tor years on absolute guarantee. Trice 25 cts, and 50 eta at Delta. Call on Y. 3. llsrts-r, Hecond street if you want n II cImi shave or hair cut. Try uis baths, either hot or cold. self for her own sale and especially for the sake of her daughter. Writ to Mrs. l'inkham. at Lynn. Masa., for her advice about all matters concerning the ills of the feminin organs. ifr.'syi color, and she feels I nm very grateful to It is a great uiedicin Main ami Third streets anil get p-iiees XotirM' ot Finn! Settlement. Notiie is lierchy (riven that the iiuder ik-nil ailuiiiiixtiator of the estate ot Win slow il. lirow nwiu, deceased, lias filed hia linn I :ii omit in the County Court of Washington county, Oregon, and said court has tixisl the -in! day of April, l'.KK), at the hour of 2 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the County Court room in Ilillsboro, Washington rouiity, Oregon, as the time and plate for the hearing of ohjectioni to said linid aiwnnt. Hated this U'th day of February. 1900. V. L. DAVIS, AilminiBtrator of the estate of Winslow II. Itrowuson, iliTertBel. II. T. ItAliLKV, A Homey (or Kstate. 30-43 Acker Kagllsh Kemedy a III atop eolith at any time, and will cure the worst cold in twelve hours, or money re funded. 25 and , 50 cents at lelta Drug Store, Notice to Wheelmen. Ricycle tax for llsin is now due and pay ahle at the Mhcrills olllce in Hillstioro. W. U. HUADKOKU 4'2-4ii . Hherilfand tax collector. The OA I.I KOKNf A ROKK CO., I Mm A Udell's, Cul. are headiiiarters of the coast for nice Held grown KOhK HUHIIKX. All ' the latest and tn-Ht sorts. Hem tor a eaia loue today. ,18-4 On every bottle of Hhiloh's Con sumption Cure is this guarantee: "All we ask of you Is to use two-thirds of the contents of this Isittle faithfully, then if you can say you are not liene ffU'd return the Isittle to your Drug gist and he may refund the price paid." Trice 25 cts, and 50 cts and l.oo. IH-lta DrugHtore. How is your wife has she lost her beauty? If so, (Vinstipation, Indi gestion, Hick Headache are the prin cipal causes. Karl's Clover Itoot Tea has cured these ills for half a centu ry. Trice 25 cts, and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satis factory. Iielta Drug Htore. Iti'iiit'uita'r Dr. Drown the up-to date dentist will lie in Ilillsboro Mar. 111. Ihin't forget that on Monday Mar. Ill you will have an opsirtunity to have your dental work done in the latest approved manner. I r. C. BTilro wTTwTl I be in ilills boro Monday Mar, I'.Hh at the resi lience of Mrs. J. W. Morgan, will re main one week. Dally ( iregonian 15 cents ier week. Itead thei war news, fresh from the wires. J, V. Cave, agent. 42-46 Itig shipment of new soring gissls exSM'ted next week at It. K, ISryaii A Hon 'a. PIANOS and K(UXS TIXKIH AMI KM'AlltKI. Work Guaranteed. Terms Rcasonaole. Address, r.V. KIMSAHAX, llillslior, Ore. Head Utter Ust. The following is a list of letters re maining uinrtllcd for In the inntoftlce at Hillstsiro, Mar. 10, 1!XM): Mr Wilbur Laughlin, . Mr (leorge I-mon. All leitors not tvlliil for by Mar. 21, will I sent; to the Dead letter (fflice. Oneii-nt will ls charged for iwh letter calbtl for. II. HtTlt'f.MKKICTI P. M. Hugar American Oranulated, 18rb for T.fs). K. K Hryan A Hon. Hamilton-Drown Hhiss 25 cases just in. H. K. Ltryan A Hon. Hoap Fairbanks 10 bars for 25 eta. II. K. Dry an A Von. Brooms for Hon. 25c. II. C Bryao 4