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About Hillsboro independent. (Hillsboro, Washington County, Or.) 189?-1932 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1903)
iilLLSBORO IXDEPENDEM Enteied Iu tk postottlc l llil'shoro, Or, a Kcviiil-clull mail laatlsr. Subscription, in advance, r yer, ll.OO HII.LSBOEO ITBUBUlSti CO, Prop. D. M. C. (jAI'LT, Kditor. FRIDAY, FKBRL'AKY 20, 1U03. streams foji looaixv. Tim transportation probleui Is diflloultof solution. Among Hie hills And tho mountain fyj tun north and west in a wealth of timber, yet without a way to get It to market, it I absolutely without value. Hinall transaction may at Intervals occur tut they are only uiadu possiblu by tho expectation that some- lime in some way the lumber may be trans pmled to where it is wanted for use. The purchaser is he who has mouey that he can tie up in speculation. Jones with his quarter section of timber hltf'i up on Dairy creek baa property without value unleaa he can ull his loirs. The land is of no account 'till hecan market ita product He may do oue of three things, c ut and burn the timber bo he can grow grass, grain, vegetable and fruits, or he can wait for a transportation com tmny to make a road to the popula tion centers or he must abandon hla claim. Of course one can always sell the tract, but the purchaser teat once " confronted with the choice, An attempt has been made by former legislatures to create transpor tat ion facilities by granting com p wilt's exclusive privilege on the small streams in consideration that they improve them by cleariug them of obstructions, but the proposedjlaws have been so unwisely drawn that the end desired could not be realized The companies have failed la-cause they have been grasping. They have not been Wll'ln to "let live." It now seems that the streams will have to be abandoned, for confiicllr.g Interests are establishing so rapidly and are hq powerful that thry are able to dictate legislation. At the station of the legislatuie j jst closing there was one.of the old. fttililoued bills introduced allowing corporations to file on rivers so as to create a monopoly of floating log Tne bill was referred to a comiuittte on which there was a few practical lowers and mill-men. The committee amended the proposition so that it was practically a new proposed law The county court of each county was charged with the duty of fixing tollc. Other afe guards were thrown about the measure so that the small loggei would bo able to get his timber out of the mountains promptly and at a reasonable price. The House readily passed the bill, but in the senate the professional lobbyist was met. A Portland newspaper was hired to cry "wolfe," It did its wofk well. The terrors of rich . corporations were pictured. "Private speculator tax timber owneis 2.l,OtH),C00," "Force small owners to sell to bi ones," "Control of timber industry fur 60 . years to clique of speculator." Tiieso head-lines had their eiTett, senators missed seeing that it Is a big rail mad corporation afttr a little '"Bgli'g company. Tho senate com mittee reported many amendments, among others exempting the Clacka mas and theTuitlitin rivers and their tributaries from the operations of the act. ' The interest that . would close up the Clackamas is the big 'Oregon Water Tower wid Kailwny .Company," and tli "do, in I lie j tnringer," . on .the Titulilin U the "Oregon btrel and Iron Company," a company that will not work the mines itself or allow other". A houe 'member approached a repre sentative o' the Water Power and lUil-road Company and aked to have the Tualitiu exempted only from the mouth of Dairy Cm-It, to its mouth. "How will 'you get your logs out?"." We dont want them nut." We want to manufacture them Into lumber at Hillhoro." ", that 1 all right." Hut it is humiliating to go to those big corporations for legislative favors, It looks now as though no progress will be made at this session toward securing the clearing of the streams of our county fo that logs can be floated. There Is a proposition considering of patting in a big mill on Dairy Creek at or near the long bridge. The Company wants some guarantee that when the creek is cleared, they can use if. Whether the Investment will be made if the bill now before the legis lature fails is yet undecided. A mill at that point must have logs from the mountams. pner, of Murro v county, told a Tele gram repur.tr last mrk, what he thinks. lie salj: "The sum of f 105,000,' f less than oue-lourih of what it wilt cost to build that 12 miles of railroad. In order to make the portage available, docks aud warehouses will bave to be built at eucb end of the line, aud them will coat nearly the whole of the amount t usida by the Legisla ture, to say nothing of buildiug the line over the rough, reeky country along the banks of the Columbia. Future Legislatures must therefore supplement this first appropriation, if the portage- aud docks are to be completed. "And supposing the portage is fi nally constructed, what good will.it do? Only the farmers and towns people living immediately aloug the river will bo beneflittd, as it will not pay to ship w heat by rail to the river from a ditance of -0 miles. The O. ft A N. Co. in the meantime will pull id- every town and valley where business offers, and tliere will be little for this portage to do. I don't think the LegUlsture accomp lished much in providing for that appropriation further than to add more to our state taxes. "After the portsge is built it will stdl cost considerable to maintain H whether there is anything for it to do or not. This cost must come out of the state also and so the whole nusiness will become an elephant, which the taxpayers of Oregon will have to support." Mr. llepp' er is not the only man that sees the matter iu an unfortu nate light. Mr. Clark, of Wallow county, said to tho Indki'Knuen representative that "we will not tie affected to tho amount of a penny except that we will have more taxes to pay. . Not a mile of territory eal of the Blue Mountains will be bene tilted. Nothing short of a steamboat canal at thst portage will benefit the upper Columbia and. Snaka -Hi vers, Even that will not help us in Wal Iowa, 15a ker and Malheur counties. Mr. Clark Is a farmer and stock man in his county. He is a bright, keen man of business, and clearly analyzes the problem. ir.ktou county. asy; "Oault - is allf right." . The Journal admires the sturdy old one-armed tighter, lie IS jud as good-uattired as he Is tenacious In his purpose, aud rt fleets credit 00 the editorial prufrsaiou, as well as on bis attitude) of heroic oljeetor of the house ol representatives. Capital Journal. SOT A I SIT. While the (VI io portage railroad appropriation Kastern Oregon repre sentatives affected to be insulted Mhnn it wss suggested that there were any in that country'who doubt ed the wisdom of the scheme. Hut there are some Just the same, and there will be more. One hat allowed himself to be quoted. Henry Hep. Hit TBIIIUTE TO A riOSEEK. A week or two ago, the Imuki'E.v dknt published for the first time "Lish" Applegate's desertation i L-jve, thought the story had for yeai bu oraly recited aiuoug his croaies, Dinger Herman happened to pick u the paper containing the paragraph It seemed so characteristic of "Lish and brought such a flood of memories that he was not able to resist writing to the i.rlice this estimate of and tr bate to this quaint pioneer, Mr, Hei man says: "I read this over the second time. It is truly, tho most nitural and yet comprehensive li sight intothst indefinable element 1 our being-love. There is also a put hoe aud a depth in the description that would have won renown if pepned by any of the old authors. 'I.al was in fact a genius. I listened once to his 'El Koran.' It was an Intel lectual treat in oriental description I remember what a power he was at a certain period hi our Hliti.a! when our opponents would endeavor to pttraly.a us with that crushing argumeut 'would you want your tarter to mairy u nigger." To use argument in serious reply would have made but a feeble result. You remember we concluded to nnd Lnh Applegnte out on the stun.p to niske he complete rt joinder. This lie did burlerquc uuu in t minor more Ciuistic and convincing than tiie logic of ltscon could hsvu Ik en because it was in character wiili Hie manner and illustration of the thoroughly vanquished -democrats. Liii could closo them' up when the rest ol uc could not phase them. After purl exhibitions of rare genius and good fellowship and inherited republican km it was painful at last to see the old man become the wreck that1 he was, a populist 1,1 politics and ilcgin crate in habits. Whatever may have been.the shortcoming of those old veteran", jet revere t!iem for thv good they performed. N ut tier 11 Oregon abounded in such instances, and perhaps you and I can gladly couf'FS that each of us is a bettt-r uiaVi because; of our contact with the patriotic old pioneers of the Umpqua and the Kogue Kiver Valleys. 1 thank you for publishing In the Ixdknrndent this remiuiccnce t.f General K L. ApuIcKale and "o. Jacobs." The "o Jscolw" brings to mind another incident the teliing of which must be positioned. The lipt i i:.xijK.NT ft advices which Jiinlifb Hi." prcdicthtu that State Seuator O. W. Fulton will be elected senator during the closiug boure of the session lonlKht. The siage play of the Multnomsh repre- seutativos iu voting for Oeer is rec- ognitedasa Lluuder on the part of their managers. The supporters of Fultou were - not frightened, but rather uwrs firmly cemented, if such a tlilug could be. The Multno mah people do not waut Oeer for Senator, and .they have no p-Uience with their representative when they vote as they did ou Tuesday and Wednesday. The delegation from Portland i tr-ct to lie for Scott, but they take a sure way of killing him oif. Home of the delegation isget. ting restive at the dWuy in leading that dark horse out of the stall. To satisfy tho Inii-atlent ones, a pre mature launching of Mr. Kcott's name m y be made. It la umler- a .ft.... o . . . . . 1 . . muuu inn ouiiHiijr lucuinil IS ICi . .. .. jv . l a .. 1 .... S louen on uie nreworas wiui one 01 bis highfalutens, but the Fulton peo ple declare they cannot be stampeded It would not be surprising to have an adjournment without an ekctloti, thougr, enough of the opposition t elect Mr. Fulton have ftated to him that they will not go home without a senator. Does that mean Fultou? The answer can be said at 12 o'clock tonight. . ' ' Little Creatures About Our Homes n Sr. LB ROY WELD t'nutinutii f 1 Of 11 i'irnl Pntl: tensely Interesting experiments on iue power ot communication possessed by ants, conclusively proving that these little creatures have something that corresponds to a language by which they exchange thoughts. It may bo a combination of minute sounds or a set of motions with the anteuuio sued us the dumb uitiku with their builds. At any rate, it servos Its puriOM well. - Strangest of Mn, it appears from many expel intents the results of which tun 1 lot be qiicsll nel that theso In sects, which look so niucb ullUe to us. are actually utile- to itlstliigtilsh a friend from stiui ; : ants of the same Mtucies even wli-:. th nut wus re moved from the npst us a grub mid left out for months. If the unts from two nests of the same speles are lire. 11 -tit together, a buttle will ensue ns tierce and terrible as nny ever foiiilit on hiimtiii field, for the Insects are so strong Unit they will tear ciieb other III piece liefcre they can be separated. And now let us remember before wo ruthlessly eriihh one of these little, crea ture under our feet that It Is a being endowed Willi iinuiy of the powers of man; Unit It thinks, reasons, loves. Hopes, desires: that It help Ita com panions iu distress and, alsive all, that It IS one of God own little ones. (Copyright, 1901, by Lewis D. Sampson. That fight with iuMirgciit in II neighborhood of Manila in which a American ollicer has been killed an indication that pacification in the Philippines is not yet quite complete, If a fight of this vort, can take place withlb seven miles of the capital of the Philippines, as this' did, there must necessarily lie considerable dis affection left in the archipelago, That movement of troops to the Uuited States, by which the garrison of the islands has been reduced l about 20,000. has evidently gone too far. 8ESATOKIAL VOTE FOB Til UKSUAT NAMES c, f H O UAILT, THE 0HJM.TUR. There has been fun rusde of Oaull for showing somnolence at times over the senatorial sitiiallon. Hut no one complains that he Is not awake when there Is anything that needs the application of tie sharp ax of retrenchment. He has maintained a ronsislert course of olj -cting to jobs, grafts, expenditure and schetm t to raid the treasury, and, while he has been always alone in much of supposition, the people of Wsh , Adams Hailey Bsnks ." Biiycn , Hlakley Ilootl : Both , Burjress llurleigh , t iintrall. ( srnalian , Carter ,., CIkvjiooI , fobb Cornctt C'riiisan Daly Dai.iieinan Ihivey Dimmick Jvldv...., (wards KmmiLt Karrar Fisher 1 niton allowav Ganlt ill iinn Ilahu Ilslu HniiHboriiik:i ' lawkins ... 1 1 ay Hen Hermann I Tines '. Ilobson llodsnn llolnian i llowe I HudrHin 1 1 tune limit i Huntley lliitcliiuHon htison' ' loliiiHton Mies (of l.iuoiln). . . l oitt-k (n( Multnomah) . udd I Kay 1 Kramer ' Knvkendull -tirollett ' Malarkey ' Marsters Mays j Miiiinn .' Miles !' Miller ! Mill key Murphy j' Myers ' ottineliam Mwell Irton : i ..... . auWn ;' helps leree 'iirdv . 1'nmf Kee.1 Kiddle :. - Kobbins Shelley... ' Simmons Smith(nf Multnomslij " Pmith (of I'matilla). "' Smith (ot Ynmhill).. Steiwer Swetk ' Test Wade ! Welster " Wehrumr Whealdon " Willianimin ' Mr. S-ukrr Mr. I'rrsHlent I L 1 1 I. SIMMOSS. TNTHK CIKCUIT COURT OK T1IK X stuto of Oregon, for Washington County. , Jacob WUnier, plulntiffv Mary Mc"oy, Munuin I.. I'arnons, Jellerson Pursons. MarildaMellnlierUi, and Joseph MeKoberts net uuHuanii, Aiue rarsonsana nusan far sous his wile, Vuxliti McCoy and Klijuli McCoy her husliand. Ixirenm W. l'anoni. Kli.abeth W. Join., and Oeorge Johns her hushunU, Thomas C. Parsons, Horace U. I'araoii. Williuiii 8. Hmith husliand of Mary Miuth, Jame ( orrtdou J'umoim, Kverelt I. rarsona, Henrr K, Parsons, Kred O. Parsons and Alma Parsons iU wile, John ParmuiH, lulian Parsons, Daniel famous an I Alice r union ins wile, miik tin W. Parsons, Margaret Willinins and Jos. William her hiMbaud. Flora iloberts and John Itoberri her inisliand, Kmina Perkins ami i.uwrenee I'erniiis ncr IiuhIhiiiu. Martha Kpence and OeorKeHpence her Inn bund, Dai y Burns and Jack Burns her husband. Huubclli J'arsons, Klua I uppei aim ii, u. i upper uer nus jsiui, tnen Ten nis and Williuui Tennis her husband Minnie (lerrith and Thomas I enish her husband, uertru Hall and Neaton Hull her litiDliaud. Oliurles I'arsotis ami I'a-sons his wife, iwis Parsons and Dollv Pursons bis wile, defendant i. To Charles rarsons, rarsons his wile. c.lizabt-th W John'), (ieoriru Johns. juiian ruinous, martin i. raraoiiH, ueleu- uaius. in lie name of the male of Oregon, you io uiiDear ami tho conipluiut tiled aKUiimt you in the In the Circuit Court of The State oi thvou for U'sstiiiifttton Coiitity. Maui A Arnold us tiiiurdi:tu-.vl-lifem aud next of kin, for I-aluud Molt Pierce s minor, plidntitf vs .Mary McCoy Martin L Parsons, JeUerson I'ar "!), Murilda MeKoberts, and Joseph Mi llolx rts her huslund, Allio Purni. and 8usan Parens his wife, VshIiIi Mi -Coy and Klijah McCoy iier IiuhIisiuI, L-irenso W Parsons, Klizals-tli W Johns, and Cieorue Johns her liusliumt, Thomas C Parsons, Horace li Parsons. W illiam S Smith iiusUnd of Mary Smith, James Corridon Parsons, fcverell I. Parson'?. Henry K Parsons, Fred O Pamoiia, ami Alma Parsons his wife. John Parsons. Julian Parsons, Daniel Parson ami Alice Parsons his wife, Franklin W Par on, Margaret Williuuis ami JuMpli William her husliand, Flora ltolierts and John Koberts her husband, Kmma Perkins and 1-awrem Perkiiu her bus. band, Martha Siienee arnllieorgeSiH-nc): her hnsdund, l)iy Bums and Jack Burn tier husband, Kliralieth Pnrwine, Klua Tupper and li O Tupier Iter bus band, Kllen Tennis and W illism Tennis her husband. Minnie (ierrish snd T'bos lien isii Iier hiubund, Gertrue Hall sn l -ewton Hall her husliand. Charles I' ir. son and Parsons his wife. Ix-n it Psntous and Dolly I'arsons bin wife, de fendants. T i -I....I... D rarMlls, L'AiHonn ,S ife, Klizalrh W Johns, tieorirrt .lob, m Julian Parsons,' Martin 1. Purgoiis.dclen- lanu. In the mime of the Stale of you are hereby required to upHar and ultawer the complaint tiled against ou ill tire alsive entitled unit witbinVix weeks from the dato of the first publica tion of this Summons. Mm tin.! ml I ilii-.i tion thereof lieing on Friday, January l'JOIt, ami if'you fail to so appear an. I snswer, (or want thereof the plaintiil will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for and demanded in hid Htii.l ivuiplaint towit: That tho plaintiff he lecreed to ls the owm r in f. a!,... . I.. ..f the following dem-rilied real proiM-rty situate within Washington Cuuntv, Ori gon, and descrilie.1 as follows tow it : uvginniug ui mo Houtheast comer of the Horace and Marilila I'arti8 i,c .o o, r 1 B K 4 W of Willamette Meri dian, 'and running tliemti N lOJ deg V on K boundary of naid claim 21. UH chains to the 8 li comer of a tract of land con veyed by the estate of J. O. Pierce, de ceased, to Jacob Wismer, bv deed record ed in Volume "Z" page 2:M of records of deed for Washington County, Oregon, thence W 27.07 chains; thence K 14.15 chains; thence W 4.r.14 chains, more or less, to the W boundary of said I L c thence 8 1 deg 15 min K on siii.l claim lino to tlieS V i-irnr of x-ii.l ri i thence 8 IW deg K 34 chains to nn ungli lar corner on S boundar y of said claim thence X Hii ,leg li 47 chains to the place of beginning. Second trai-t. lb -Ldlimmr mi li... G 1!..,. of section 11, T 1 8 It -I W ai.su L of the 8 W corner of mi. I UlUtt I. kit 1 I townrd I In, K I.' corner of W. K. I'arix-nWr II I, c 21.2-"i chains, more or less, to a point due W of ... ,, wnicr in vraci oi land con veyeil by the estate of J. ceased, to Jacob Wismer, bv deed record ed In Book "Y" iiaue Sm'nf ,.m,lu,.i deeds for Washington County, Oregon thence to Ilia V line of said Parsons I) L j, uience i deg ; nun K on said W line io me N w mrni-r of .,,1.1 ,.li... . them W 4 chains to the place of iiegin- ning. 1 hat the defendants ami eai h of mem is uiljiulgeil and decreed to have no interest ill or rk-lit or title i,. Ill IV tt said land or any of them, snd that they and each of them be forever barred anil enjoined Irom usxertiug any right to or claiming said hinds or anv nlirtiun H,i.r.. ot, or to own the same, or snv part there of. That the description in the nVe.l Who Fills Your Prescription? If we fill your prescription or re cipe it is filled with the liest quality of drugs and full-weight without over charge for honest servic. . We pay "o otic to setul yoit to its ami therefore, it PAYS YOU to bring your prescription here. A goodly number of people ore al ready aware of this and a trial w ill convince you. Bailey's Pharmacy. DEADLY NARCOTICS Any honest, intelligent diaggist or physician will toil you that narcotic poim.ih kiicIi as opium, henliuue, deadly nightshade or cocaine and mercury are nml have been since the Dark Ai es used in all Pile Medicines, ami that mich medication really wrMliiate Piles. Verus Pile cure is not a relic of the Dark Ages, heme contaiua no narcotic or meicnrr, $6000 Kcward if a trace of any narcotic or mer cury run he foudd In Yerua. All other conbvn narcotic or mercury. Deny it if volt dare iniswluu ks. .r0 Hewani If Vents fails to cure any case of Piles. Wort cases cured with one box of Verus. Over 10,000 permanent cnr.-H in five years : Sold in HilNlioro by tiie Twentieth Century Store: The Hillsboro Pharmacy, . sV V d. F.OAVIES. . PHSBIOaNT. , , T. BELCHER. SO'V UNO TRIAS. St. Charles Hotel .OOBI-O BATED Pront asw Harris Ktrrets, rertlaud Oregeu. Eleotrio Light, Eleetrie Bell and Hydraulic Klevator. ' liO Koouis at 25 te 60e, Haltes, 74, te 91, Md liestauraut iu I'eaaeetlea. Give ns a. call, DAVIS & BELCH Git, MaiingorN. J .VI 5tb Jinnual Clearance Sale it required to appear laiiit tiled sir ui lint above entitled suit within six weeks Irom the date of the first publication of tbii summons, inenrst puiuieallou thereof h ing on Fiidav. January 2 and if Ton lad to so appearand answer, for want there of the plaintitf will apply to the Court for the rclli-f nsvsd far and deiiimidtui in lii. said complaint, to-wit! '1'bat the plalutil! running thence N KU deg W SU.'.KI cdain: w dujuu)wi sou u:inu w uk inn owner in 'ee simple of the following described real proiierty situate within Washimrton o uregon, ana aexcru oa tollos-s to-wit from Iloraceand Marilds PnmoiiB li. All;. son Par ous reeordod on pnge 727 of book ' D" of the records of den In for ba i i of Washington, Oregon, be adjudged and decreed to be corrected ro ss to read follows towit : Cnmmencinu ut the Solll liuuf of tho Horace und Marilila Pursons D I. in w asnington County, (.iiegon, sud Great Reduction for Short Time Only. My u i ps have always born as low, anil on Koine artlflos even lower than Portland prices, but until February 1st I will oiler every article In my More at prices never before offered In this conn I v. watiiiikk are roiiis ai prices that cannot led anywhere In the state. $9.00 Dueber Hampden watches in case for 1 1 I. Beinnmnc at a noint on Ilia east linn of h. norsce ami Aisri aa rarsons u 1, 1;. N inu deg W X).90 chains from the 8 K corner ol said claim and running theuc H low deg E u .1..;.... .1 . 1.- .1 trt . i .7 . . " cii.nw, iiioiitv .i.ui tiisiuB meiiee cllalns: Ihenca W chum. thence N I" l.V W 2.I.SM chains: thence H 45.1Uchuln; tlienee N AW chullis- thence N SO" 45' 24 cliains to the place of liegin ninir, exer-ptins therefrom a riuht of dissied by Jacob Wismer to J. II. Hunt and (J. W. Button b deed recorded in vol ume ?s page M of the records of deeds for Washington Countv. Ureirou. That ths defendant and each ot them be adjudged and decreed to have no interest in or right or title to any of said land, or anj of them, and that they and each of them lie forever barred and enjoined from asserting any right toor claiming said lull Is or any por- uou enrrem or w own :n same, or anr riart thereol, that the deed from Hoiaeeand Ma nilla rarsons to Allison Parsons recorded 11 more 17 of Itook "11" of the records of leeds for the Countv f asbineton. Urn goa, be adjudged and decreed to b correc ted so : s to read as lollows towit: Commencing at the southeast corner of the Horace and Manilla parsons II I. C in Washington Jou11ty.-O.egon. and running thence north 101, deg went 3I.UU chain to post; theme south n deg aid 4i mm 1 24 chains to corner post: thence south .'si chains to the south Jine of said claim ; thence N it1; deg K .'It chuinn to the place ol Is-gluiiiiig. 'I but the desert liuu in 111 - Deed Irom Manilla rarsons to Willi mi and l.uther arsons recorded in book ' K" n.iire .Cl ol he record of deeds for said Couolv and btate be adjiulged and decreed to lie cor rected so as tu read as follows towit: beginning at the H W comer of T. J. Flamiery's land and running thence B Vi ilt'K. K to the H W corner of lbs II 1. 1' ot Horace and Marild 1 rarsons; thence 8 s leg, K slung the rl line of suid claim SI :hain to an aiuular corner in said M boiinil-irr : thence IS ti lt dee K along- the -o one or saiu claim M.1.1 cmtliis to lliu b W CKirner of J. O. i ierees land ; thence N slung said 1. O. fierce W line to I. O. Klannsry s n iniri toetice w oiong i.i. riatinery so line to the place id beginning containing jjF. as-rea more or lesa in 1 I 9 I 111 1 being 111 sections II a id I.'. That the descrption 111 the deed from Allison rarsons to J. t). i-ierce recorded in vol; "I) ' tinge 7(1' o the reconla of de ds Tor WasSiiiKton Count, Oregon be ad judged snd decre.d to be corrected so as IO read as follows, l oiiimrnciiigai the 8 E corner of the 1) l j i norsce and Marilds i-arsons and ruiniinr thence , 10', deg W X) !m chains ui a post: uience o S5 deg and 4m.u1 W I cl.uins tu a corner trail: thenee H r.O riiains lu the a line of said D I. '; thence rsi-. Ill-ir s, : ensilis oil Lll H lllinrai.l clsiin to the ilace of beginnin In T I H K 4 V Will Uer and containing tarts of sec tions No 11, 12, IHsnd 14, and conta ning 11 acre mora or Ipsa, and for a lunh.. decree iiiieting the title to all of said pluiutifts land sbov descriocd aa against you and each ol yo i and all persons ci.iiiii- it'g liy thrungh er under you. And for siTt h other and further relief mi may ap pear to the Court to heiUitable In the premises. Thi anrr inon 1 served upon you hy public tion bv o Hi r of H till lV. A. IflWasl Coun'y Judge of Washington C'ouirty.Orw ron. Dated at chamber Dec. Slst, V.M, snd said order require thi summons to be published for six cmswutivs weeks and said order mriin vou to annear and answer plaintitrs said complaint within is weeks fn.ni the dale of th tint publi rat.on hereof. Total Si 14 to a poet; thence 8 K deg ami 4-"i min W 24 chains to a comer tu.at r il,n..u u 50 chains to the 8 line of suid claim thence X IKiJ deg K M chains to llie place of beginning. That the deacrintion in the l.-.l fr. 1 Marilda Tarsoiig to William and l.uther I'arsons recorded in hook '!: nn... 911 1 the record of deeds for r-aid (V.in.iv ..,,.1 1 Ntate be ailjudged and iK creed in li m.r. re ted so as to read as follows towit I Ili-ginning at the Southwest T. J. Klannery land and running thence 8 1 deg E to the W corner of tho D I. C of Horace and Marilda Parson; thence 8 H8 deg E lonir the 8 li IIS Of S-'lljl claim 34 chains to an angular corner in fluid S boundary : thence X fUil it Is along tho 8 line" of said claim 14. til chains to the W corner of J. tl. fieri vs land ; thence N along said J. O. I'ier.-es W tin to T. CI. Klannery's 8 line: tlieneo v along f. tt, llannery! 8 line to the f ,.. v. .Ki..ii.iiK ..-oiioiiiiiiig im. i acres moro or lrs in T I 8 li 4 W and : . : 1 , , , .. "e 111 rimui ii wiiii That the description in the ileeil from Allison Parsons to J. O. I 'in roe recorded in vol "D" page 74:2 of the records of lee.u lor w asluneton ( 0111,1 v il,-.... lie adjudged and decreeil to tie" corrected sua to read as follows: (Jnnimenciinr at the 8 E comer of the D I. C of Horace and Marilda I'arsons ami running tlienee io oeg v .ri.ssj rimiiiH to a post; thence 8 deg and 41 min W 24 chains to a corner post tlienee H 50 1 haini to the line of said D I. C; thenco N mil deir K :M chains on the 8 line of said claim 1.. the plnce of beginning in T 1 8 Ii 4 W Will Mer snd containing parts of ec tions No 11, 12, bland 14,and contain ing 124 acre more or leu, and for further decree quieting the title lo all of said plainlin land ab.ive du.cribed as againt you and each of you and nil per son claiming by through or under you. And for (m il other and further relief ss may amwur to the Court te lie ciiiiitable in the p emises. Thi summon is served iijioii you by pnblic.ition by ordor of Hon. I,. A. Kikk'I Uisinty Judge of Washington (.'cunty, Oregon. DaU-il at chainliers Dec. ."1st, 1V02, ami said order requires this sum mons to he publisliuvl for six consei utivc week and said older leipire' yon to sp leurand answ-r plaintiffs sni.l complaint within six weeks from the date of the first publication hereof. TII03. II. & K $10 00 Waltham or,Elgiw watches in rocm! case be iliiplicii' $5.85 $6.30 $9.80 $10.40 KM Ladies' Waltham or Klgin watch in fine 14-k goldlled case i5-5 Watthara or Elgin watch in fine 14-k gold filled case. Gents' size only Every article in my stock at the same great re duction. I give you the lest stock west of Tortland to select from. A very fine assort ment of cut glass, sterling silver and tilated ware. A full line of the celebrated KoKers 111 vll watAa.. Oil . . r v,tic. Oliver novelties in endless , fusion. 1 DOOR WEST OF BANK. iro- scker's Dyspepsia Tablet are tutli 011 a pusiuve guarantee, l ures heart-bun ruising ot the fiSMl, distress after eating o any form ol dyspepsia. Upe little uhh . V .. . .,m" cts, and 60 cm I lie Delia Drug Btor. 1'orllaad KarkeU. hoc; valley, 75, (rrTti. . ' Klotir lst grades, $.1 35(33 fi6 per barrel; graham, : 2tlii3l0. rrir,ll7l''w' I'.arlev Feed. tTA M brewing, rolled.i24.fs:) nr-r t,, ' ' tnV,nlH.lvn?Hrn' 1H(,t; mWaiitHrs, T2K' 24;liorts. l!rr2); chop, IH. ; Nlirr ol Intention lo With draw InnnrniM-r liepowit yllie lniM-riii aranrCoiMiiiny l.imileil. II. TOXOfE. Attorneys fur plaintiff. oxiox si:i:d ci.oici. o,e- Yt-llow Diinvor Onion Sfftl for nalo lv JoKt jiIi I'ncli nninn, Stone, Oregon. Hay Timothv. tllfVi2? lover. 111; wheat. IWrttlU nsr ton iiilt'er Fancy eresmarv 971 a on.. duiry, 20(22c ; store. 15c M 18 rr .J.'...l Egg.- fresh 2oW30c ' Cheese Full cream twin, l(ai7ic: oung American, Kits' lsjc per pound l'oultry Chickens, mixed, 34.2.- heng, At 4 50 ; dressed, 10c per iiound ' nrin lea m t in 'fril 1 . ,...lJ.u,r(Mn. uucii, ri(i; per dossen ; gees, H(.60 turkev live,13c; dressed. 15e; ' Mutton-Umlsj, :!.), grow ; drtmed l9.Wc per pound ; .beep, 3, groM; llog-(irose, heavy, W(ott.26; light f.75(.f .-); ilrewl, 7(47,',e per pound! eal Small, 7,(Sle; large, 7tTc s-r otinil. Ilecf (iross to- steer, 4.00a4.75 rows and heifers, $:.00f3.70; dresierj beef, at 7 Jo erpound. Hops ji2H 4c per pound. Wool ValleyU Jf-.,15c ; KsstemOre.on, 8t 14J; mohair, 2 at 28c per pound. I'otatoe I-'mJ l.iiO per sack Onions 1 1.. VI cwt. Shippers prio. To whom it may concern ; tl..nif0rl?f"'uwi,h t'"' "'l"iremenlsot the law of the Htate of Orogo,,. rlal ive to Y,,,...li?l,t', '. liiiela.id. theiif..fiV"W ,,,,Hin '""" tlieetaleof OreBon. intends to wilhdrnw Ita deposit will, the Treasurer ' . 7, I Wat and will, if ,, r:l, nflit , Company h , llM .j,,, f,,'1 SwS i?"?.' kBion ' --nibs san . &7n..i"Y.ul -,lo'H'r ll tion of " ..... n iiu.ira from th Btule Treasurer Lltji-rf: INl''"AX(:K COM I'ANV the lies- its 'deposit W. J. f'Siiders. t...r-o. .his ..nirw li 2 Hepteiuber, 11K2, How I 1his When in wantof furnilurf,rarsts, rotfaen, wall-paiK-r nnd maltiii in fart any tiling in my iw, sli p in nd.Rit price. I ain ri UflMl that can suit you ami as far as prio re concerned thoy will sundy uli-asn you as I m,1 t and holnw IVirtland. A trial I sure to lie a c-tiHtouir r. Donelson'i Furniture Klore. Vat. 3d and Main. 33- TIIOS. II. K. B. TOJfODE, Attorney for plain ti If, To Cure a Cold in One Dav iuce tvoxauve urvmo quinine Tablets. JS ry s SeveMakowkM10M fa part 13 month,. ThJ lignatUTe, w0ri Cure Crip I" Two Day. on every DOX.Z5C
