MLLSBOKO INDEPENDENT
Eutsied in tlia MM.tullii ut llil!iiboro, Ore,
as stooim-ciass mail limner.
Subscription, ia advance, jer year, 11.00
illLLSBOUO rPHLiSlllNU CO., I'rupa,
J). M. C. OAULT, Kditor.
FIUUAY, JANUARY 10, I!03.
Til OS. U. TUMUl'Et lM I).
Before hia time, our' neighbor und
our friend had put down hia burden
mill surrendered to Ida follow till:
duties ho ho conscluntiouMty perform'
id. lieforo .bin time? The rami
habit that i-Mlled for his life will
always do ii. Tonguo worked too
Intnl. lie used no narcotic, nor
Hi.irituouH utimulanU. but he did
i
hum loo much midniirht oil. It was
work, a'l tlio time. He denied him
self rest an J recreation. It id admit
u..l tiint row men die from thin
cause, but Tongue was one of them
Tongue was a brilliant man, yet
at UrMt that was not bo. He had
tulnt4 (inlv in one direction. He
had tulent for work and an honesty
that drove him forward. In (hi
beginning of his career ho was not a
fluent debalor but before ho died, lie
was iu the front ranks. He whs
eloquent and Ma reasoning was close
and convincing. How did hGaeconi
i.l i-h himself? By work. This wan
his preachment to all young men
He was a living example of what he
taught. A comment In a leading
Journal truthfully Bays: "It is the
hollownes of funeral tributes thai
the one who most needed and deserv
ed to hear them has passed beyond
tho reach of friendship or venom,
pralso or blame." But Tongue alive
would permit tho SHino things to bs
mid not for his own pangyrie, but as
a quickening spur to joung men
who sometimes persuo pleasure or lol
In sloth. Honest? Perfectly. In
dustrious? It has been said. Frugal?
Yes. Faithful? Ahk his clients.
Prompt? Consider his daily mail
while iu Congress. Tongue was an
ireal representative. His district
will miss him. Portland will not1
have a firmer or more efficient repre
tentative on the Hi vcr and Harbors
Committee. The scorched plains ol
Kistern Oregon will remaiu trown
and prey longer liecauso of hia death.
'I ho west will kuow thut he Is not
iu Congress when the tarill schedules
are up for debute. Tho East will get
free raw material easier for hU
,!.. I)iliou. 61 Michiuun. on
Committee with Tongue said in 1901,
"You will do well to keep Tongue in
Cinit-ress. Ho Ik level headed In
committee, fearless and knows how
to take care of himself on the floor of
V mgrefB."
We bury clay, but we have his
example. It is for the living to be
iiiHpireil.
In 18118 Mr. Tongue married Miss
K. M. Ktiglcttm who with the follow
ing children, survive him: lvlith L.
Realties, wife of A. K. Beanies,
District Attorney of Jackson county;
Kd in ii ml Burke, of the Hlllsburo
law tinu of T. 11. A K. B. Tongm j
Mary (1., Hiilsbore; Bertha It. ami
Thomas II. Tongue, Jr., Imtli in
Washington, l. C; Kmily Kliz.thcth,
wife of Frank F. Freeman, of Port
land, an. I Miss Florence, now attend
ing I'acilit! University.
Mr. Tongue was u past master
Mason, and in 1SSS lie delivered the
or.itiou tH'fore tlio (Iratiil liilge. II.'
also look an active interest in (Mil
Fellowship, itml was a member id
tne (Irange at llillsboro.
A Committee consisting of Mnyor
W.N. Birretl, lr. J. 1. Tamiesie,
Dr. M. T. I ink Inter, Hon. H. II. Hus
ton and John Bailey will go to Port
laud, there to meet the funeial train,
and accompany it to Hillshoro. 'I' In
KtiigliM of Pylliliis, uniform rank,
vt ill meet the funeral train at the
Hillsboro di'pot and conduct the
remains to the residence, hiiiiilay
niorniug the O ld Fellows will escort
the remains to the court house where
it will lay In state with a guard id
honor by the Knights of Pythias and
O ld Fellows, iM'twceu the hours of
IIMWhiuI 1:31) a.m. t then taken in
charge by the Odd Fellows It will be
Ixirue to the Methodist Church
where the funeral services will hi'
conducted by Uev. Dr. Uh k wt II of
Portland at 2 p. in. after which the
remains will lie hurled in the family
I( I of the Masonic Cemetery of Hills
horn, by the Most Worshipful (inind
Master of Oregon.
clean, conscientious adiiiiu'slrHtion
from his hands.
The event had been widely adver
tised, Blid men, women and children
turned out en masse to witums this
iiiot important ceremony. It was
formerly announced that the imyg
oral ceremonies would take place in
tho forenoon, and by 10:3(1 o'clock
tlio capitol building wai crowded
with an anxious but seemingly pa
tient people. Then at II o'clock
came the opening of tho sealed enve
lopes containing the cerlilled Htalo
ments of tho votes ot ad the counties
in Oregon, which had boon previous
ly prepared by tho several county
clerks and sent to the Stale House.
Tills finished, Speaker Harris briefly
declared George K. Chamberlain to
be duly elected governor of Oregon.
Then, as it was Hearing the noon
hour, the joint convention adjourned
until i!:l"i p. in., when the inaugural
ceremonies would bo re.snn ed.
Promptly at the appointed hour
tho doorkeeper announced, '"The
(iovernor and Uovernor-olect of Ore
gon!" and the retiring governor
marched down the aislo closely fid
lowed by the one who was to be gov
ernor, and the legislative committee,
When all wero sen ted on tiie rostrum,
(Iovernor Geer was introduced by
President Brownell, and at once I e
gau his farewell message. At its
close there was loud cheering, and
Chief Justice Moore proceeded to
briefly administer the oatli of office
to Mr. Chamberlain. Tho new gov
ernor then brgnn his initial message
to the lifglHhture. At its close he
sat down and, amid rounds of hearty
applause, shook hands with ex-Gov
ernor Geer. The Joint assembly dis
solved and this inofat Important
event was a thing of the past.
HOW THEY OKUtM.E.
01 It NLW MIYI.IUOK.
Wednesday, at 2:15 p. m. Thee,
doro T. Geer, w ho has occupied the
moft important state ouice which the
people of Oregon can give--gover
nor of Oregon for th.i ptst four
years, stepped down ami out, and
bis successor, Geo, K. ('lunula rlaiii,
was ushereil Into the vacant seal
nmid rounds of Hpi'lau-e. Mr.
Clismberlain will pick up the reins
of office where Mr. Geer left off, and
the all ilrs of state w ill undoubtedly
be handled as eillcieidly as hereto
fore. Mr. Chamberlain Isa thorough
It is a poorly (quipped American
eiti."ti u ho does not kuow how to
organi.o a convention. L't fifty
men assemble for a celeberative pur
pose and it will not be many min
utes before they are in working or
der. But tho organi.ttion of the
stain legislature is not bo familiar to
tho mass of the people, though it is
really not much more formal than
gelling to work iu a practical pri
mary.
On Monday lit 10:20 a. in., the
chief clerk of tho last house stepped
to the speaker's des'c and nipped for
order. Fifty-olht men were in
stantly in order. (I'he house lets CO
members, but two are absent1 because
of illness). Toe clerk announced the
fltst business to bo the selection of a
temporary speaker. A member
from his seat moved thut his fnvoriti
he chosen. All readily agreed to
this and the temporary speaker took
his place, not even mi escort w.e
used. The speaker then culled fur
the selection of a clerk. Willi as lit
tle ceremony the clerk's chair had an
occupant. A member moved a
committee of live on credentials
And an other a committee of live on
rules and order of business, Tho
work of these committees is (b it in
dicated by tho liHine by which tic
committee is known. The creden
tials committee, however, did not
gather Up the certificates ol election
held by tho indivi Iu d members, but
wsnt to the Secretary of Slate's nlliiv
and received a list of Hie imiulicrs
which had months ago been sent to
his ellico by I ho several comity ciei ks.
There was no further Imimooss to l
transacted until these coininii lei
had reported, but the republic. oi
members hail n little matter of party
biisi newt on hand. It was done in
the recess. The temporary nryani-
. ilion adjourned at 11:15 until 2 p.
m. Too republican caucus was cull.
ed In "meet immediately iu room I."
I'his was p arlielpiit 'il in by all the
republicans of the House except the
two absentees, 17 in all. It required
21 votes lo nomiimt". The caucus
was organized exactly as we- orgaui,
our political primaries, by choosing
a chairman, secretary and an assist,
ant secretary. No newspaper report
ers were present, though IIicIniik
IM:mk.nt In I a keyhole to which
its repiesei tative might apply an
ear. There were three candidates
for speaker, lions. Frank Davy, Ma
rion; Ii T, llanis, Line, and B. I.,
Kddy, Tillamook. The lirst ballot
stood, Davy, IS; Harris, It; IMdy,
lo. It was a hot slfiir so no one
knew wlio his friends were or his en
emy. Mr. Davy furnished printed
ha llotts to all, I ut the others cnnlei t-
ed themselves with Miualc slips from
tho scrap pile in the Slate Printer's
office. Harris gained one and Kddy
lost one on the second ballot, O.i
the third, Harris gained another and
Davy lost one. O.i the fourth, Har
ris lost one to lvbly. Oil the tenth
Harris had 14, Davy l.i, and Ivldy
15, hi on the 1 1 1 It. so no Hie I2:h,
but on the l lih Harris got one away
fiom Davy, and on the lltli 2 from
Dsvy and one from IMdy, but he
lost two on the next ballot!, one to
Divy and one to I) My. Then Ii as
cill.it.il till the I'.l b, when Harris
seemed to have a healthy gain. Tlie
ballot stoed, Harris lit, Divy lit, and ' FxeillforH Notice of
F.iMy 12. Multnomah was not so'id-' Keill Fatal.
I . .
ly supporting IvMy. An m)j urn I.,
meiit was taken for one hour, le t, iS
On coming together, Ivldy iu a
pretty little speech withdrew in fa
vor of Harris. Mr. Ihivy tbeu
tiiauked his Iricuds for loyal HOqwirt
and withdrew. There wms clapping
of hands and pounding i f ftanduls,
The lobby knew (list something had
hppniil.
'I hes1 rain wss i ff and eaueusnlng
on iho tint .Ii ivees was without eon-
test except for H.i .,'t iiiit-iti. Arms and
Ma, I. ill.' 'lirk, fn l.ofi of vtliieb
plai.is Washington county had ap
plicants. We -Hved Pierce but 1 Ht
Mr. Barns. Mullui iiiah had loo
many voles.
All this took time and it was long
after the hour set for convening la-
foro the representatives assi-mblcd in
their hall. Tiie work thereafter was
routine, and when lompleted stands
thu:
OFFICKIM OF HOUSK.
Si'KAKKK-l.. T. Harris.
CTUF.F CLKHK - A. C. Jennings.
1st AHS TCLKKK-W. F. Drag r.
BKADING CLIiltK C. A. Murphy
CAMiNDAB CLICUK -- F. O.
Korthop.
SKBG'T-A T AHMS W. It Bishop.
DOOUKKKl'KH T. W. Wann.
MAILING (LI-llU'C it N. Pierce.
I'AGKS lViiioii Kautner, L"e Da
vis and Frank Hog in.
Tho tieeretary ot Slate then ap
peared and administered the outh of
office to the B"prrsenlatives.
In pursuance to a provision report
ed by the special commkleo on rules
and order of husiniss the Hpenker ap
pointed a special Committee on
Clerkships one from Mich represen
tative district.
The organizttion of the Senate was
much tho same as iu the house, only
they had a tie then bit ween two
men, Brownell and Smith, but when
broken, as it was on tho 17ih Caucus
ballot, there was smooth work which
when completed stands thus;
OFFICEIM OF SKNATK.
PBFSIDKNT-Goo. C. Brownell.
CHIEF CLEBK L. H. Moorhead.
1st ASS'T CLKKK E. II. Juckson.
CALFNUAB CLUK.-F. O. Mid
dleton. BFADING CliEBK F. Mutter.
SAUi'l'-Al'-AltMS-K. VV. Grnvan.
MAILING CLKBK Wm. Soiiili,
Oil the organise ttion ol the Senate,
Senator Fulton moved for a commit
tee to report resolutions on (he death
of Congressman Tongue. The Uen
ito thereupon in j untied, us a mark
of respect to tha decea-ied Congress
man. The aamo action on motion
ol Gatilt was taken by tie Houe,
Gault went on from (he 15th ltepre
sentntive District, which is Washing'
ton lounly, wherefore if applicants
for clerkships from this county has a
grievto , then he is the one to Tie
attacked. "
The clerks were selected in pursu
ance of (he provisions of Iho Kuv
Kenndall ait of I s:n. Tiie daily
payroll of Iho employees was footed.
It is found lo be (tri'. Then litis
was parcelled mining the districts.
The l.'.th district h i I S..r.O to its
credit. I lie mailing clerk gels ol
this, wherefore vc bad bul i till
wito which In secure clerks. We
wanted the place of a slenoinpher
for our Mr. Bowman. Flli:;ihlit no-
plicaula were not numerous, so not
w itlisiaoiliug our county was shy on
binds to the amount of 70 cent4, we
got a place for our man. The repoit
ol the committee was adopted with
out question: The committee had
three hours of hard work but it has
relieved Iho members ot mileh dis
agreeable work ami saved bullous.
, On Tuesday bills began t be in
(reduced, and a series of bills, n.im
beiing near fifty, were lead a lint
and second time by tide and referred
lo appropriate com in i I lees. But
talK ol raitroaihng! I lie lulls were
lint read, and !bey are In. I printed
No one knows what they contain.
of Multnuimli County, OrrifOit, matlo an.)
filtered on th.O.ilti l ty of Jircembur. A. J.
I;C will, Ironi uli'l alter tlio Mat (lay ut
January, a. i. rll, at nut onine - ruomi
-VW uiitl 11 riiuinlier of l'uiioii''ree liuiM
tiiK oi i'l.rtluiiii, .Multiioinali County,
in"ii, ki ll at imvatu nam uuil wi I cmjii
iimui I.. -..ll ....til u..l.l tl.u r-ai....
ili'MtritasI tral cxtula bvloiiKiiiii; lo saiil
-HtuU' ami mluutfsl in aslipiKtoii t 'ouuly
Orejoll, f -wit:
Int. All of U.e ust half of lli south-
ea-t quarter ol the nortbwebt lelarlc r (v U
s f ! ii w !;)ol section one (I) lownalnp
th ret: (a) south of ruiii;-' two (U west con-
laliioiK twenty J) lie res.
.'I. Allot' the iioritiuest ouarter f tlio
souiliui Atiiiurlernt tin- northwest ijiiarirr
I il w !, a w it w of stctiou one 41)
township llnje (.; (noutu ol raii)-e two J)
west coiituiimiK ten ( ho ai'res.
I lia undivided oua-lialf of the fu
3d.
o inir ilescritxsl land lyinir and heiiiK sit
uatu in the nortlieaat ouartcr of section
one (I) in township three (ii) aoutli of
raiir(-lweHt, to-wit:
j.iioiienciiiK at a point eight and one
half (s;) rods aoutli of the northeast corn
er of the (aid northeast quarter of said
section one (1) running thence went thirty
Clo) roils; thence north aix and one halt
('$) rods; thence west eight (H) r oV,
thence north two ('-') roils to the north line
of Huid northeast ipiarter of sunt section
one (I) tin nee west forty six ( lil roils;
thence nouHi eighty (SO) rods, thence east
eighty-four (SI i rods, thence north seventy
one and one-half (7h; rod mora or less to
the place of beKiinuuK, and contuining
thirtyninc (:0) acre more or less (except
i'-K. however, the right of way ol the I'.
. V. It. II. acro-s the southeast corner of
the aaiue.)
'term, of sule. Ten (101 per cent to
accompany the hid, mid aa a forfeit in case
ol refiibal to compli le purchase, llalanee
cash on conliriiiuli' ii of sale. All sales lo
he made auhject to continuation hy the
t oiinty Court of Al uitiiuuiah County,
Oregon.
:t.i-37 W. A. I.KLAND
Kxecutorof the estate of Mary Ann liult
ingtoli, deceased.
Iloraea IVanted.
The old reliable busiaess linn, the Heat
tie Auction and rJale Htables, Inc.. which
hnlilH special auction sales every day and
rcL'iilur weekly suctions every Friday,
-eceive horses. I to 100, on consignment
nu I uilvuuce all shinning charges, unit sell
on roiiimi sioii or wi I buy your horses
outright, if you have any number of
horses you wish to dispose of at Seat'le
market n ice. no matter uuw lar you lire
r. ..in l.e citv. write us full description
ami we will let you know what the prices
are nail liow tliey are selling. Ait correa
pmideiice promptly answered.
N. T. Jolliffs, Mgr.
M. J. Walker. Auct,
Beattle. Wash.
3.V30
ni .nntH.
IL'IJ Western Ave
NITSIJIOXM.
There are lot), 000,000 pis.plo ii
China and many more iu Japan.
The people of tin si two eoii'i tri.
are large I'onunii rs of rice and use it
daily, but they are fast beginning to
use our Aoierie in llaur. It Is a well
known fact that (lie steamers leaving
our ports going In China and Japan,
ate tsX'd to th utmost lor spate in
which lo place our American flour
for ilisirihuliou in these foreign coun
trie. This promises to la a very
good outlook for our Oregon wheat
raisers.
'I he Marion County Bar Associa
tion having pa-sed resolutions -king
the legislature to amend the supreme
court inhs so that 50 cents a lmuc
shall be the m ixiinum price for print
ing briefs. Why would it not be in
order for the typographical uniotm to
I ion resolutions demandicg that the
legislature establish a iimximuni fee
bill for lawyers'.' -Mountaineer.
The typographical union cannot do
it. If anything is doi e it wilt have
to be by the printers and puotislu rs.
I'he Union would be more likely to
unite with the lawyers tit do up the
book printers.
Salt tf
i l U K IM IIKKtT.Y lilVHN Til T
Ihe un.t.T-K'iir.l eireiilor of the
il. I.I.....I ... ... e-iaie oi ainry illin luui ii;nii, neerasro,
busliitaa man, and we may expect a ''ougti, without nu opposition. l f wrt-0, . rderoi me tvuniy Court
IN THE ClliClTIT t'OUHT OK THE
htate of Oregon, for Washington
Jouiity.
Jacob Wisnier. plaintilt' vs Mary McCoy
Mariain L. 1'iirsoiis. Jellersou Parsons,
M arilda M e llebiTts, and J oseph Mc Roberts
her liiisiiami, Aiue rarsons una eusan far
sous his wile. asblt McCoy and Klital
MiCov her hushand. Lorenzo W. i'arsous,
Kliahetli W. Johns, and (ieorgc Johns her
husl.and, Thomas ('. Parsons, Horace U.
Parsons, William B. Hlnltll husbund of
Mary simitli, James (,'orridon J'arsons
I'.vei'ill I, I'arsous. Henry V. Parsons
i'red . I'liisons and Alma Parsons his
wile. John Parsons, Julian rarsons, lianiel
Parsons an I Alice Parson his wife, Fiank
liu w. Parsons, Margaret Williams and Jos.
Willi mi i her husband. Flora Huberts sn.l
oh ll Hotel ri br husband, Emilia Perkins
ami l.awrence I'erkina hrr Uusliaml,
Martha h pence and Ucorgespence her hus
bund, Pui r Burns and Jack Uurns her
liiisband, Kliabetli rarsons, hliza Tupnei
anil 11. O. 1 upper her husnanu, iicn ten
nis unit William Tennis her husband
Minnie Oerrish and Thomas i en ish her
husband, (iertrue Hall and Netou Hall
her husband. Charles Parsons and
l'ie sous his wile, Lewis Parsons mid Holly
Parsons his wile, defendant!.
To Charles parsons, rarsons his
wife, I h.alH-lh W Johns, (leorgo Johns,
Julian i-aisons, Martin 1. rarsons, dcluu
dants.
Iu ' he name of the State of Oregon, you
arc hereby required to appear ami answer
the t iilalut 0 ted against you in the
ulsive entitled suit within six weeks from
(ho date of the hrst I'llhllratiou of thi
siiiiimons. the first lilililiealioll (hereof lie-
ing on Kiiday, January 2. P.lUt, and if you
tail to so appear and answer, for want tliere-
.1 llic nlaiiitill will niuilv to tiie Court lor
llie l.'ll.'l liyeu lor .11111 iieiuitnoeii ill ins
said i uniplainl, to- il: That tiie plaiiitill'
be iiiljudgedaud tliM'reed to he the owner in
'ee simple ot the following described real
properly siiliale wiiiiiu tv asiiiiiginn Co.
uregon, and descriied a lollows to-wit:
lieginniiig at a point oil Iho cast Hue ol the
Horace and Miirihln t'arsoiis 1 I. C. N liU
deg W ;;'.l.!IO cliains from the H K corner of
said claim and running thence H deg I'l
is ehains: iiience 'Ji.lh chains: Ihenire
M 11. I chains; l hence W -15.11 ehains:
II cc N 1" 1.'.' W J..S!l chains; thence K
l". 10 chains; thenis' N A .all chains' tlieiice
X s.,'' 4.V K 21 chains to the place ol begin
ning. ec iting (lierefroui a right of wav
deeded by Jacob Wismer lo J. II, Hialt
mid C. W. hulton n deed vecorded in vol
ume '.'S page ;4 ol (he records of deeds for
Wiisliinuluii County, Oregon. That the
.h i. uilants and each of I hem he ad indeed
ami decreed to have no interest iu or right
or title to any of said land, or an) of (hem,
and that they iind each of them Is forever
barred and enjoined from asserting any
right loor claiming said Ian Is or any por
tion thereof or t-i own the same, ol any part
thereof, that the deed trout I lol ace and Ma
nilla Parsons lo Allison Parsons recorded
on page V'Tof Issik "ICof the records of
deeds lor the County i f Washington, Ore
gO'i. be adjudged ami decreed lo lie corn-c-teil
so : s lo read as follows tow it :
Commencing at Hie southeast corner of
the Horace and M irihla rarsons I, C iu
Washington County, O cgon, and running
thence north 10'.. deg wist ICi.tW chains to
a post: (hence soul Ii s. deg ad I. mill
west '-'I chains lo a corner post; thence
south .41 chains to the sooth line of said
claim ; thence Ntli, deg K .11 chains lo
the tdaee of beginning.
That the descri (ion 111 til ' Heed Irom
Maritda carious to Willi m and Lather
rarsons recorded in book ' K" page :Rl of
the record of deeds for said County and
Male be adjudged and deisreed (o be cor
ns' led so as lo tead as follow towil :
I'cgiiitiiug at (he M W corner of T. J,
lTaauery's land and running (hence 8 1',
deg. K (o Hie 8 W corner of the U I. C of
Horace and Marild i rarsons; thence S OS
deg, K idoug the 8 lino of said claim SI
chains lo an angular corner iu said 8
found ry; (hence N is; deg K along the
8 line ol said claim 14.nl cliains to the 8 W
corner ot J. o i-ierces land ; (hence X along
said .1 ii. ricrcea W line to i.O. Hannery s
8 tine: thence VV ulong I'. II. 1-tannery ' 8
line lo the place ol beginning containing
.iKi.t acres more or less in T I 8 It 4 W an i
Is Ing in sections II a id 1-'.
I ha( (he descr'.idiou in the deed from
Allison i arsons to J, W. rierce recorded in
vol. "II" page 711 oi the records of dc ds
for Washington County, Uregon be ad
judged mid divrc.d to he corrected so as
io read as follow s
Commencing at the 8 K corner of the P
I. C of tier uud Manilla rarsons and!
ruiitiin: thence X 10', deg WUCIl chains
to a os( : thence 8 s,i deg and 4a mill W
y c1. aius to a corner pot; thence 8 to
chains lo (he 8 line of said 1)1. C; (hence
N Mi', dig K ,il chains on the 8 line of said
claim to I tic place of beginniu; in I I 8 K
i W Will Mer and containing t arts ol sec
tions Dio 11, I-, IJ and II, and coiila mug
l.'l acres more or less, and for a further
decree quieting the title to all of said
pluintilla land above deciied as against
you and each ot yo i ami all persons Claim
ing by through or under you. Ami for
sihlt other and lurtlier relief as may ap
pear to the Court to be equitable iu (tie
premise.
Ibis sun. molts U served upon you by
public lion by o d. rof Hon, L. A. IUksI,
Colliuv .Iu. Ice et Washington County. Ore
gon Kited at chambers IS.'C ids , PM.
and said enter rrquins this summons lo
Ih I'ul.li'hcd lor six consecutive weeks
and said order report you to appear and
nnsaer pi.unlin- ;ai.l coniplaini wniiia
six weeks Irom the dale ol (lie llrst pul.ll
ca(.ou herisif.
TUA II . V.. t. TOXiil'K,
S. -ct' Allorur. for plainliiT. J
In the Circuit Court of The Mate of
Oregon for Washington County.
Mat lie A Arnold as gnardi iu-a.-lil.io
an.1 noxtofkin, for l.alo.nii.t .Molt 1'ier. c
a minor, plaintiff vs Mary MeC.y
Martin L l'araons, Jellers..n Pur
sons, Marilda McKolicrts, mid Joseph
McKolieitH her hushand, Alii" Pardons,
and .Susan Parsons bis wife, Vasbti Mc
Coy und Klijah McCoy her husband.
L'jrenzo W Parsons, Kli. ils th W Johns,
and (jcor'e Johns her hu.-hand, Thomas
C Parsons, Horace Ci Pursons, William
S Smith husband of Mary Muitli. Jti'iucs
Corridon Parsons, Hvercll L Parsoiis.
Henry K Parsons, Fred o Parsons, and
Alma I'arsous ids wife, Joint Parsons,
Julian Parsons, Ilaniel Parsons and
Alice Parsons his wife, Franklin W Par
sons. Margaret Williams and Joeph
Williams bur husband, Flora b'olsrts
and John i'olerts her liushand. Kuiina
Perkins and Iw renin 1'eikim her 1 1 it -hand,
Martha 8ince aniHiisinjuSpcnec
her hnsdand, lai-y Hums and Jack
Hums her husband, Klizabutli I'ar-ons,
Kliza Tiips'r and li Topper her hus
land, Kllen Tennis ami William Tciu.is
her hulianil. Minnie (ierrish and 'i'hos.
(ien ish her husband, (Jertrtie Hall and
Newton Hall her husband, Charles Par
sons and Parsona bis wife, Ix-tsi is
Parsons and Dolly Parsons his w ife, de
fendants. To Charles Parsons, Parsons big
wife, KlizalH'tu W Johns, l ieiigo Join s.
Julian Parsons, Martin 1. Paigous.ilcicn
danls. In tho naiuo of tlio State of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear ami
answer the complaint tiled against Mat
in the above entitled suit within fix
weeks from the date of the first ntihlica-
tion of this Summons; the tirst publica
tion t hereof lanng on Friday, January 2,
l'.Ki:!, and if you fail lo so appear and
answer, for want thereof tho plauititl
will apply to the Court for tho relict
prayed for and demanded in Ids said
complaint ton it : 1 hut the i aintifT he
decreed to las the owner iu foo simple of
.it t '. i ,
mo loiiowiug oescrns'a rein property
situate within Washington County, Ore
gon, and deKcrilied as follows towil:
lieginniiig at the Southeast corner of
the Horace and Marilda Parsons h IA'
Xo 40, T 1 ri K 4 W of Willamette Mcri
diuD, und running thence N 10J deg W
on K boifudary of said claim 21.0!) cliains
to the 8 E corner of a tract of land con
veyed by the estate of J. O. Pierce, de
ceased, to Jacob Wismer, by deed record
ed in. Volume "'' page 2oS of records
of deed for Washington County, Oregon,
thence W 27.07 chains; thence 8 14.4"
chains; tho nee W 4o,14 chains, more or
less, to the W boundary of said ll. C;
thence S 1 deg l." uiin K on said claim
line to the SW corner of said 1)1. C;
thence 8 OS de:.' K u4 chains to an angu
lar corner on 8 lioundary of said claim ;
thence X tail deg F. 47 chains to the
place of beginning.
Second tract. Beginning on tho S line
of sect ion ll.T 1 S U 4 W 2i:sii chains
K of the S W corner of said seel ion 1 1 ;
thence in a line directly toward the S K
corner of W. K. Carpenter I) I. V 2I.2."
chains, more or less, to a point due W of
the S W corner of a tract of land con
veyed by the estate of J. (), Pierce, de
ceased, to Jacob Wismer, by deed record
ed iu Hook "Y" page 54S of records of
deeds for Washington County, Oregon,
thence to the W line of said Parsons I) I.
C, thence S 1 deg lo niin 10 on said W
line to tho S W corner of said claim ;
thence W 4 chains to the place of liegin
niiig. That the defendants and each of
them bo adjudged and decreed to have
no interest in or right or title loanv of
said land or any of them, and that thev
and each of them Iks forever barred and
enjoined from asserting any right lo or
claiming said lands or any s.rlion there
of, or to own Hie same, or any part (here
of. That the description in the deed
from Horacennd Marilda Parsons to Alli
son Par ous recorded on page 727 of hook
l" oi the rccnnisoideeilslor theCountv
..i it.. .a.: i i- . i i ,
oi iiniiiii.Hi, wit'g.Pll, lie au.tuilgCOJ lllltl
(ecrced to Iu corrected so us to read ns
follows towit :
Commencing at the Southeast comer
of the Horace and Marilda Parsons I) I,
Cm Washington County. Ilie.m, and
running then.-c N 10! deg'w o'.l.'.Hl chains
(o a pout ; (hence SSii deg and 4o inin
v 21 chains to it corner post : thence S
in cliains to the n line of said claim:
thence X (ti deg K .'it chains tolhe
place of iH'ginning. .
I hat the description in Iha deed from
Marilda Parsons to William and I.uiher I
Parsons recorded in book 'K" nairo .'Ml of;
the record of deeds for sa'ul Coiinlv ami
State Im adjudged ami decreed (o bo cor- '
recte. I so as lo read as fallows towit : I
Beginning al the Sintlin est corner of
T. J. Klaiinery's land and running thence
8 I'i deg K lo Iho 8 W corner of tho 1
I. C of Horace and Marilda Parsons:
(hence S (is deg F. along Hie S lino of said
claim I!! chains lo an angular corner in!
laid S hoiinrlarv ; thence N tiiil dee K
nlong the S lino of said claim 1 1. hi chains
lo the 8 W corner of J. O. I'i. r.t s land ;
thence N along said .1. O. Pierit-s W line
In T. ft. Flannery's. 8 line; thence W
ilong T. (i. Flannerv's S line to the
lace of Is'i iiiinng containing 211,1.1 acres
more or less in T 1 S l: I W and heinir
in sections II and 12.
Thai tho deicriptioii in the deed from
Allison Parsons to J. O. Pierce rcinrded
in vol "It" page i 12 of the records of
feeds for Washington Countv. Oregon.
Ik- adjudged and decreed to 1st' corrected
so ns lo read as follows: Commencing
at the S F. corner of the l I. C of Horace
and Marilda Parsons and running tlience
X lot deg W ItO.tK) chains to n i-t ;
thence S So di g and 4" niin W 1M chains
lo a corner post thence S ,10 chain to the
S line of S lid 1) 1. C: thence X iu'.J dep
F. l?l chains on the S line of said claim to
the ilacr of beginning in T 18 K 4 W
Will Mer and containing parts of sec
tions Xo II, 12, l.'l and li and contain
ing 124 acres more or less, and for a
further decree quieting tin title to all of
Who Fills Your Prescription?
If we fill your prescription or re
' cipe it is filled with the best quality
of drugs and full-weight without
over charge fot houest service. .
We pay no one to send you to us
aud therefore, it PAYS YOU t-
bring your prescription here. A
goodly number of people are al
ready aware of this and a trial will
convince you.
Bailey's Pharmacy.
DEADLY NARCOTICS
Any honest, intelligent diuggist or physieian will tel you that narcotic poisons
such us opium, henbane, deadly nightshade or cocaine ami mercury nio and have
been since the Dark Ai e used in all Pile Medicines, and that such medication
really srpetuatea Piles. Verus Pile cure is not n relic of the Hark Ages, hei ce
contains no narcotics or meicnrr, $5000 Kcward if a trace of any narcotic or mer
cury can Iw fondd in Verus. All Others conta: n narcotics or mercury. Dcnv it if
voii d.ire inossbacks. 150 Reward if Verus fails to cure any case of Piles. Worst
cases cured with one box of Verus. Over 10,000 permnnent cures in live ye.n b :
Sold in Hillsboro by the Twentieth Century Store :
The Hillsboro Pharmacy,
It d, F. OAVIES.
f- PRSBIOINT.
i T. BELCHEH.
BCO'V AND TREAS
St. Charles Hotel
ISCOBrOtATin
Front and Morris Streets, Portland Oreeeit.
Electric Lights, Eleetrie Dells and Hydraulic Klevator.
loll Itoiims at 25 to 60c, Suites, 75, to 91, Uooil Itestauraut Iu
Connection.
Give us a call,
DAVIS & BELCHEH, Managers.
1
stb Annual Clearance Sale
Great Reduction for
hort Time Only.
My prices haye ahvays been as tow, ami
on some articles even lower than Toi l land
prices, but until February 1st I will oiler
every article in my store at prices never
before offered in this county. WATCHES
arc going at prices that cannot be duplica
ted anywhere in the state.
$g.oo Dueber Hampden watches in fine
case for t
$ io.oo Waltham or Elgin watches in good
case.
Ladies' Waltham or Elgin watch in fine
14-k gold filled case
i5' 50 Waltham or Elgin watch in fine
1 4-k gold filled case. Gents' size only
$5.85
$6.30
$9.80
$10.40
Every article in my stock at the same greai re
duction. I give you the best stink west of
Portland to select from. A very fine assoit
nient of cut glass, sterling silver and plated
ware. A full line of the celebrated Rogers
table ware. Silver novelties in endless profusion.
1 DOOR WEST
OF BANK.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets are solt
on a positive trnarantee. Cures heart-bun
raiainc; ol the footl, ilistmia after eating o
any form ol ly.ipcpiiia. One little tabh
Rives iniine.liirc relief. 25 cla, anil fiOcts
flic lH-lta liriii; Htore.
Portland Market.
Notice' ol Intention lo With
draw InKiiritiirc cpNit
I J the Imperial lit
n ranee Company
Limited.
Wheat Walja Walla, 70c; blantem.
n 'ti vancj , ifi, lit 10,
rioiir nest prailes, ;i 3o3 ftB per
1 . .. 1 . 1 a.i . .... . .
oairci , giuillllll, f.l I'tnaa OO,
tlats N'o.l whiU, ft 15($l 17J ; are?
l'.", 1 15 per cental.
l'.arley iecil, 2:i 50 per ton;
Ions clainiiiii; lv llironijli or titiilor von.
Aniirorsarliotlicr.mil further relief as
may apjiear lo the Court to lie cqnitalilc
in the i riiiiacs.
This sniiiiiions is served upon yon bv
inililicadon by onlor of Hon. 1.. A. Kooil
Comity Jiulno of Wasliini:toii County,
Oregon. Ilatiil at iliainlicr-i lcc. :51st,
liHJ, ami saiil onlor requires this Mini
nions to lie puMiMli '.1 for t'w cotiscrutivc
weeks ami sail onlcr reouires you lo ni
ear ami nnwcr jilaimitTs sai.l coiiilaint
itliin six weeks from iho 1to of the
lir-t I'Ulilicaii.in hereof.
TIIOS. 11. A K. H. TUXtil'K,
sai l I'laintitl laml ah.ve iles.rilH.I as brewing. rolle(,V24.50 per ton ' '
aauit you ami each nf you ami all per- Millstoffs Iiran, $1S(AI; middlings.
n ; snorts, f i!i( m ; chop, 1S.
Hay Timothy, llf?125 clover, $9;
clover, !" ; wheat, M 10 par ton.
l!uter Fancy creamery, 2730c;
dairy, 20 22c ; store, 15c (iUI par pound
Kjtcs fresh 26i30c.
Cheese Knll cream twins, KIJ(S17ic;
Y.-unst American, 17'c(S We per Jioiiiid,
l'oultry t hickens, nilierl, ,'?(S4.25;
in ns, r u.i 00 ; aresseu, juc per tiound ;
-rums, f .t.wiii oo per uoxen ; aucks,
:. 1 " r "1 "' ".w tuiri
I livc,l:c; dressed. 15c;
I Mutton Ural, ftj, cross; dressed
. wti.iOc pr pound; slieep, 3, Kross:
Attorneys for plaintiff. ' 'i"''. ht pound.
. vi io, ueavr, U(iro.S0; light,
: f. 75 i.i j; tiressexl, 7ia7'c per pound.
.eal-Mnall, , IC'Je; large, 7(.t7V
ht pound.
l'leif tiros top steers, 4.00(rf J.75;
cos und heifers, I3.00yi3.70; dressed
lt:f, at "jc erponnd.
Hops 2oinr2ii r pound.
ool-Valleyl2Jf.. 1.5c itasternOreaon,
s( 14): mohair, 2ii at 28c per pound.
1 otatoes ..'o (rf $.ii0 per sack
Onion !.. cwt. Shippers price.
To whom it may concern:
In accordance with the remiirenients of
the laws of tlicHdite or Oregon, relative to
Insurance companies, notice in herel.y
Hiven that the iin.cri.il lnuraiicn Com
pany. Limited, of London, Knuland,
ilesirinit to chikc doinjr hiisiniss wit I. in
the State of Urciroii. intends to withdraw
Its deposit with the Treasurer of sai.l
State and will, if no claim umiliist said
Company shall tw Hied with the Insur
ance Commissioner within six mouOis
from the 6th day of September V-2. the
same bring the date of Hie tirst publica
tion of this notice, withdraw its 'deposit
from the State Treasurer.
Ii?S?IAL ISSL'KAXCE COM TAX V,
W. J. Landers,
Dated at Sun Vr
Bepteniber, I'XC. ' 11; 12
:?:t..'ttt
For a bad taile in the month take
a fear iIo-m nl f'lMinlerlain'. Siom.
aeh a it Liver Tablet. Price 25
cents. Warrantiil to eure. Fur a;.le
by The lVlta lrutf Store.
Hon Is 11ii
When In want of furniture, rar el,
rockers wall-paper bi;iI iintttini: in
fact any thing in my line. n!ep in
and, get prices. I am saii.-fl. d that
we can suit you and ns far as prices
are contvrned they w ill surely plea-e
you as I sell at and below Portland.
A trial is sure to be a eutomer.
Douelson's Furniture iSb ire.
Cor. 3.1 mill Main.
To Cure a Cold in One Dav
Cures Crip
in Two Days.
. ff A?
tum Laxauve oromo ymnme Tablets, jdry A
This signature, v. yTjCmrt box. 25c
Sevea Million Itoxet sold in post 12 months.
ot every