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THE ARGUS THURSDAY, OCT. IS. l.SD-l. Ndiuol !w)okn a HptviKlty nt tho Hiiznr. Hoi) (Ipwf linn a lino lino (if tulle cut'ei y. lieu Donuiu Ii!i8 rot i rod from the City Hukttry. -A barrel of fresh, priiim pick le at Hob Greer'H. Shaving only ten centu at the Star, Spencer prorietor. A manque ball in mlvertiwd for Dilley tomorrow evening. HpeneerH batber Bhop ia next loor to Koeh'B meet market. B. 8. CaHtell and I. Vanderal, adverting agents, were in our city thin week. Over G.r,000 gallona of water wan used in putting out the lire yewterday morning. The weather for the pant few dayH lum been eiiul to the wishes of the mobt fastbUoitH. If you want a nice muttrew or luungu theap for cavil tall at I'at tt son's furniture store. Miss. Mamie Hoover of FohhU, fliiiliam County, was visiting rela tives in this city this week. The Inter-State Fair will close on Saturday next. It has been a big thing lor t'le city of Tacoma. Flour was sold at retail in this ciiy, this week, for 45 cents per sack and at the mills for $2 per barrel. The Bazar is headquarters for Hchool books, wWting books, tab lets, pens, inks, suites and pencils C sharp and don't B Hat, if you desire first grade sheet music at uniform prices go to the Phar macy. A good double-backed wash board and a can of Imperial baking powder for "four bits" at Bob Greer's. Don't foret the Bel halt v band concert in , the bait'' sta'd in this city next Saturday evening. See program. Remember Thk Xhwh is locat ed first door north of the postodice, and does iirst-cluss job work on nbort notice. It. II. Mitchell, of The Akgus, and his son 1'urk, returned from visit to the Inter-State Fair at Ta coma Tuesday. You know that when you buy of Untemahrer, the jeweler, you are dealing with one of the oldest estab lished jewelers in the county. Mr. It. K. Ennis has lately heeii quite seriously ill with Car lutnt'les. He has been confined 'to house for two or three weeks, j The Win. Tucker Auction store Iih been moved into the Barrett &! Cornelius auction rooms to await th" notion ol the insurance adjuster. While others have made small :uls in prices Hordes, the City Baker, luis cut the price of a large loaf square in-two. Two loaves for five cents Miss Linn Stadler, of Fair Mount, Illinois, arrived in Corne lius, Oregon, October loth and is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Dr. Smith of that city. The tire, smoke and water dodge is tt chestnut. Sehulmerich and Son advertise no such sale, but there is a legitimate mark-down in the prices of all goods. It is the intention to take the old planking raised from Second street between Main and Washing ton and make repairs on Second . street north of Lincoln. The cuts the Hillsboro Mer chants are making now on prices of staples tints week caused quite a lively discussion between a mer chant and millman yesterday. Exactly one thousand differ ent pieces of sheet music just now received at the Pharmacy at uni form prices of ten cents each. Get your selection before it is gone. A young man was arrested for assault" Tuesday evening and the rumor was soon afloat that one of the bank robbers had been taken in, but the rumor was without founda tion. K A converted burglar, in Indi ra, is going around restoring gold watches, and one-hundred dollar 1 bills. That is an unusual specta cle for the end of the nineteenth century. Manager Koehler and several of the 8. P. magnates passed through hillsboro in a special car Tuesday morning. The pay car was also attached to the Corvallis express. ' The rubbish has been removed O J -A - VCL. 11U1U tJGVUIIU DbLCCU IJObVVtreiA i.,&fllll and Washington and that busy thoroughfare now presents a much better appearance than it did a few days since. Cut prices at this time of the year keep everybody guessing where to go to get their money's worth. A visit to Laidlaw's will convince you that you have struck the right place. Much complaint is made by farmers that we have not had rain enough vet to make good plowing. Unless Jupiter Plurius gets in his ywk soon there will be but little fall seeding in the vaiiey. The editor of that staunch democratic sheet, the Hillsboro Aram was in the city Thursday last participating in the festivities going wun tne institution w a of P, lodge. Mr. Mitchell is mak ing a cood paper of The Arocb. Telephone Register. were made tne same lor uie ounuay ; XH6S3 SLYQ School Convention. The devotional ex- erristti were leu by Kev. B. J. Kelly., Dr. V. S. Locke gave a good talk on "The Model Sunday Schocl." A. L. Keenan, Ksq., not being present had however business enoiiL'h about him to A reception was tendered the send a paper on the subject which was i pastor of the M. E. church at the i read before the Convention entitled par,ona,elast t.i.ht. A good at- j iSl"wk and Re- 1 her shop for twenty cents. -Wednesday morning between! Co and get one of Spencers 12 and 1 o'clock a tirt broke out un- twenty cent hair cuts, derneatl. the stairway of the Fin- )(,nt forget that a first class ney building when: Messers. Win. : i. ..;,,.( ...... l v,..,i ..i ...,.,., T.. I. 1 I 1 ! ""' ... "' .n ..... u M-i i. iw u.ive nun mi auction stock of ;oods for some time. The origin of the fire is uiiknowu, but from all u pearanefH it must have been set iiT're. The closet where ,u il'i iniiru wiib a narrow , i room und.-riieatli the stairway audi ' ' , reaching back almost the full length 1 -Hon. II. B. Luce food Com of the building. In the closet was "nssioner has just returned fmm a a largpile o rubbish and a part! v,wt trt J 'lla"10.ok- Hh tt'lH Blve ,.f ,. ...... ..e ..... l 'im... r. ; us some interesting notes for next this inflaiiiable material found its Times to Economise I tendence and a very pleasant time way up the west wall to the ceiling. It was discovered by Mr. Elsee the Oregon Hedge Fence man who had retired to his room in the upper and front part of the building He heard the crackling sound as if somethiiip was burning and on openinghis room door was met with a volume of smoke which almost suffocated him. He finally reached the stairway and when on the out side gave the alarm. The fire had progressed so far that he could not week on Dairying in that county. At the Boiiheart sale or. Sat urday most of the property brought fair prices except horses. Three equities were trotted out but no one could be induced to bid on them and they were led back in tbier stalls. The Portland Morning Sun the new daily rose bright and early Monday morning and from the way it takes with the people it promises to be a fixture. The Annus hails with joy the advent of a fearless ward" was discussed followed with a discussion on "Our Young People's So ciety." The question box was quite full. Convention adjourned sine die. Rev. C. C. Poling preached on Thurs day evening, to a large congregation, from i John I ; 7. The sermon was good, approriate and interesting. The even ing services closed with the Communion of the Lord's Supper. GALES CREEK ITEMS. On our Expenses and no surer way of doing so is known than by buying your Goods for go iiac.K lo ins room lor ins emrn- neivsv unr t.uh.; c.uiv imici nig. but bad to secure from one of the boys in the barn until his goods could be taken out. The fire bid fair at the start to be a very destructive one, and but for the water works and the untiring efforts of the firemen Hillsboro would now be iu ashes. Much credit is due the boys for their work. We are glad to know that there was a full turn out of the firemen. Also the memWs of the C jffee Club are deserving of special mention for their valuable assittance with warm stimulating coffee. and fresh sand wiches. Among the ladies present we noticed MesdameB. T.H. Tongue, Dr. Bailey, F. Kelsey, E Ci. Tate. H. Cave, John Morgan, J. Lamkin, Pittinger and Miss. Rose Wilcox. Mrs. Northrup of the Hillsboro House also assisted the Coffee Club by beating water for them on the hotel range. Hillsboro is fortunate in hav ing one of the best systems of water works on the Pacific Coast. Its ef ficiency was thoroughly demonstra ted in the supply and force at the fire Wednesday morning. From 12 : 10 until almost 2 o'clock four constant streaniR of water were kept playing on the buildings and the tire was under control in three minutes after the steam started. The fire was very obstinate from the fact that it was confined to the walls and ceilings of the .buildings. An amount of water sufficient to float the .building was thrown on it, and the streams were full from three inch hose with inch ami a quarter nozzles. Four hours after the fire whs extinguished water was from three inches to a foot deep all around the building and E. J. Ly ons' largo cellar was filled almost I full. When the water was shut off there was yet on hands a tank full and an inexhuuslable well full. The steady pumping did not lower the water in the well in the least. The water works have saved Hills boro .$100,000 worth of proprty twice. No more kicking about water works. Frank Fletcher, who was rhot in the leg some time ago, through an accident, is again able to be around. Mr. and Mrs. James Churchill have commenced housekeeping on the Hobble place. Mr. Jacobson has just completed a building for a shoe and harness shop and will run it in connection with the tannery. The tannery, at ale's Creek, is ........1 V U- T ..I . t?l,r, ,.t for the t: 11.... Tl.n P.nl.nnr,., Do,.nru,l a Per j piece of ground and built a sub Istiutlial building, hired a tanner land began buying hides, and have i laid in a eood sunnlv of oak and The following is the program for j hemlock bark for use during wmt the concert to be given at the band ; er One remarkable feature about stand at. this place on October 20th 'this industry is that no cash is bv the Bethauv Band. I used in paying for labor or mater- Tenis Murch E. Beyer j ial. When a tanner brings a hido Alice Waltz H. Y. Brothers to the tannery he receives one cent bcliottisehe "I)e (iray" A. K. Metculf . more per lb than the market price. Spot Cash, b to 25 with clothing IuiimIh and brains. The people should support the nun in a royal manner, bunscnptions daily taken here 65 cents in tilth, delivered. Band Program. Xero Clarionet Solo W. H. Ripley HK1IMAN TCIKI.LK. W'ullu "Hummer Showers" C. Keller Selection "Chlmea of Zurich" I. Crowtlier ficliottische "Sadie" W. A. Wiss Overture "Hippodrome" A. Buyer Waltz "Down on the Farm" H. Prendrille Murch "The Scorcher" J J. ftiasten Knight Waltzes J. B. Knight Overture "Lantuna" Pettce TEACHER'S INSTITUTE. ' A teacher's institute will be held at Hillsboro, Oregon, in the court house, on Saturday, October 27, 1894, commenc ing at 10 a. m. The following program has been arranged for the occasion: MORNING SESSION. 1. Address of Welcome. 2. Response. 3. Lunguage. 4. School Journals. AFTERNOON SESSION. I. Advantage of Grading Dist. Schools. 2 Reading Circle, Work. 3. Question Box As this is a very important meeting, the teachers, as far as it is possible, are urged to be present. Wm. A. Bond, County School Superintendent. in the shape ot laitor exenange certificate, in pajment for their labor. The tannery has only been in operation about four months. As it takes about one year to tan with the oak .and hemlock bark process, no leather is yet ready for market. When the hides first put in are tanned, the Exchange will have no trouble in getting hides, as I he farmers will want shoes and harness. The object of the labor exa'iange is to carry on business without the use of money, and so fir, they have been successful. The labor exchange certificates are not backed by gold; they are backed by the products of labor. And get the benefit of from ter cent for so doine.- A few prices are given here: Itoyai Savon Soap. 20 bars per box 60 cents. Finest toilet soap per cake f cuts. Coal oil per gal. 15 cents. Men's rivited overalls, per pair 50 cents. Cotton thread, 9 spools for 25 rents. Silk thread, per sptstl, 5 cents. Ladies Jersey ribbed vests 25 cents. ' " pants 25 cents. Blankets, per pair 75 rents. Comforts ' tl-00 Comforts, best grade. . . . .' $1.75 L. L. Muslin, 21 yds for $1.00 Aruoskeags Ginghams, 20 yds $100 A fair Ginghams 22 yds. sf-1-00 Harmony prints 21 yds. . ... . .$1.00 Men's suits ....$5.00 Boy's suits $2.50 Men's Pants from 65 cents up. These are only samples of prices. A clear cut all through our line of the latest Ladie's Dress Goods, Cloaks. Hosiery, Shoes, etc. i.t ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. NOTICE N hereby giventliut tlx- under siened lius been, by the county court of WashiiiKtun county, Oregon, appointed ndmiiiiatratrix of the estate of Henry ('. I". Demmin, deceased, and has duly qntililinl hh such. All einon8 having flaiiim nminxr suid estate tire hereby notified to nen them to 'lie, Willi proier voucner. ai io law office ol'S. H. Huston, in lliil-i'mni. Oregon, within six. months from tbu date. Uatea at Milistxiro, uregon, mi repiem ber l.'i, 1MIH. Hkrtha Okmi, Administratrix ofthetatenf Henry V. C. Demmin, Uecrawei'. Notice For Publication. Land 0"irB at Oreook Cits, Oa.i Sep. 27, 1S9I.C "VOTICB is hereby given that the follow il ing-nanied settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in FUpporl I I U claim, and that said prwf will be niude before the Comity Clerk of Washington county at Hillsbore. Or., on November 2(1. 1MH. viz: Quintin Tannock, II . K. No. Tlli, for the S. E. sec 4, T t K.K2VV. the following witnesse ti prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Oeorge Zimmerman, of lilencoe, Ugny John K. Zimmerman, " " Koliert Hurvice, . " Fred Meyer, Dixie, " i Robert A. Miller, Register. Rock Bottom Prices (or Spot Cash or Farm Produce At current prices. We guarantee to give better values for the monev than can be got in the state of Oregon. W. A. LAIDLAW, HILLSBOROAV.V.VVIREGON. COUNTY COURT NEWS. C W llermens, roads 3 00 II P Ford, prisoners 69 66 275 00 5 20 23 80 64 70 8 25 4 30 52 76 NOTICE".. BORN. Dorrien. On Cctober 14, 1894, at Cornelius, to the wife of Prof. J. T. Dor rien a son. MAHH1EU. Hahn. McMukrv At the residence of Jutiies McMurry, 011 the 5U1 inst, Miss Pearl McMurry and Bruce Hahn. Rev. W. H. Palmer oinciatiiig. Ellen L. Jackson vs. Peter Jac qnot, judgment tor plaintiff by de fault in the sum of $203.75 and costs. V. W. Catlin, receiver of Oregon National Hank. vs. Frank Gray and J. W. Bailey, judgment for plaintiff bv default for $147. Mary. E. Birdsell vs. J. L Mar ion, (i. II. Marion and W. V. Graham, judgment for plaintiff by default and attached property or-1 CHURCH A. SOCIETY. On Monday evening at the usual hour Banker Sliute mounted his wheel to go out in the country to his boarding place. When ho reached the McEldovvney hill, north-east of town, he dismounted and pushed his wheel up the hill. Just as he reached the top of the hill four mn stepped out of the brush and intercepted his progress. They blindfolded him and tied hit hands behind his back, and marched him back to the Boscow corner. Here they procured from him the keys and combination to the First National Bank. Two of their ' number came on to town while the o'her two remained with the banker. The wind was a little chilly, and when Mr. Shute com plained of being cold his guards took off their coats and wrapped him up. At about three or four o'clock in the morning they gave up the attempt to rob the bank as the time lo:ik baffled all their efforts to get into the vault. Thomas Talbot, of Cornelius tho well and favorably known sec tion foreman has banded in his resignation to the Southern Pacific Company 111 order that he may have more time to look after his' property. For the last liveiity-j eigt years he has been in the em ploy of the 8. P. R. It., twenty-two years of which was on the Vest Side, and twenty one years and seven months us section foreman of of No 74, at Cornelius. During all these vears he lost but four months. No accident has occurred on his section that could be attri buted as his fault. In the accep tance of Mr. Talbot's resignation the 8. P. will lose one of its most faithful and efficient employees. A new paper is to be started at Forest Grove in a few days. The projectors are Messrs G. A. Banford of the defunct Democrat and J. r Heekart the peoples late candidate for recorder. "The Peoples Search light" has been proposed as the name of the new child when it shall have been born. Comment is un necessary. At the fire Wednesday morn ing Carlile the harness maker slip ped and fell terough a hole burned in the floor, He caught himself on the sleepers thuB preventing what might haye been t serious accident. Wm. McCourt, of McMinnville, is in town today he has just re turned from a visit to his ranch in the hills. Catholic church services will be held at the residence of H. Unternahrer on Friday, Oct. 27th, at 10 o.clock sharp. Rev. Schofield, of Forest Grove, will preach in the Baptist chutch at this place morning and evening on the 4th Sabbath. There will be no preaching in the Evangelical church next Sunday even ing as ttie pastor win oe ai tne iuurei appointment. On next Monday night there will be work in the 3d rank Knights of Pythias, of Phoenix lodee. No. 34. The new un written work will be exemplified ana several new officers will be installed. Rev. J. M. Dick preached on last Sab bath an interesting sermon to a large and appreciative audience 111 the Con crevational church. We learn that his services have been seenrea oy mat church for another year. Congregational church missionary day. The services in the Congregation al church next Sabbath will be of a mis sionary character. Rev. C. F. Clapp, of Forest Grove, will preach in the morn ing at 11 a. m. The evening service will be in the shape of a missionary rally for which an interesting program is in course oi preparation. Rev. Clapp will give an address. The public is most cordially invited. Evangelical Convention. Report continued from last week. Wednesdgy p. m. session, devotional ex. ercises were led by i , J, Kelly. Rev. B. Hartnian read u pnpe oh "How best feteure iay Activity m v.mieii Work" followed by "a brief discussion. The sanctity of the Chrictian Sabbath was assigned to Kev, a. lennison, out in his absence it was taken up in general discussion by the convention. B. J. Kelly read a good paper on "Genuine ness. Authenticity, and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures." Review of the book of Ruth was considered by Rev. Ballantyne. This beautiful pastoral was reviewed by Bro. Ballantyne in an inter esting manner. Rev. is. 1J. arnswortn reaa a goon paper entitled ".the Kingdom of Christ, its Subjects and Benefits." The last three subjects were not generally dis cussed after the introduction of each pa per only through the question box wt'icn occupied the last half hour of each ses sion and which was quite an interesting feature of the convention as it made a convenient "Catch-all." On Wednesday evening Kev. U. J. Kelly preached on "Faith." Thursday forenoon the convention was called to order at 9 a. m. by Chairman Poling. The devotional exercises were led by Rev. Pratt which was continued for an hour. Rev. F. J. Strayer read a paper entitled "Condition of True and Proper Suretyship." "Mature and Process of spiritual Life" was the topic of a paper by Rev. E. E. McVicker. followed bv Rev. C. C. Pol ing with a paper on "The Obligation of the churcn to lurmsn tne worm wuu a comoetent and faithful ministry." Rev Pratt treated the subject ''Death vs. Life." These papers were all good and with them closed the business, prop er, of the Ministerial Conference. Thursday afternoon the Sunday school convention met at 1:30. Per motion the officers of the ministerial convention tl 't'il sold. (!. W. Patterson vs. Josie Trevis, nition for money, judgment for plitiniiff by default. In the matter of the examination of Arthur Bird, insane, it appear ing to the court from the report of Dr. W. I). H'ood Arthur Bird was aditided insane and committed to the asylum. fn the matter' of John Derrick, an insane person, examined and committed to the asylum. commissioner's court. Chums of Chas. Hubbert for damages sustained by falling th rough Jackson bridge settled by mutual agreement; the county pay ing the claimant $300 in full liqui dation. Henry Snyder was admitted to tin' privileges of the poor farm till tni ilifr orders from the court. Fred Dillberger is admitted to a fiee K'holarship in the agricultural et'l'eye. W in. Wagner, H. Challacombe and Benedict Thnrner appointed viewers to view and locate a road of public easement on application of H. ilidgeway. INyort of" ft. B. Goodin, clerk, approved. , Hi port of E. L. McCormick, re conliT, approved. lb -port of H, P. Ford, sheriff, ap proved. Application ot V. A. Kiiuon lor red'n. tion of assessment of 1894. Villus of improved land reduced to $22 er acre, unimproved to $7. AfseMtment of Robert Inibrie. O'di red that citation issue to Robt. Inibrie, requiring him to appear before the court sitting as a board of equalization on October 28th, and show cause, if any there be, why his assessment should not be raised $15,000. Bridge near Darety's. Bids re ceived and opened. T. C. Johnson, $98; J. Goodin, $95. Contract awarded to J. Goodin for $95. Bridge' at Centerville. Bids of, A. Reverman, $40; W. A. Goodin, $30. Contract awarded to Coodin at $30. County road, N. 322. Expense of same ordered paid. Fill near Darling Smith's place. Contract awarded to M. S. Dailey for 10 cents per culvc foot Assessment of E. Nevton estate, administratrix cited to appear be fore the court. October 23d, and show cause, if any there be, why the heirs to said estate should not be assessed. Assessment of Robert H. Walk er, cited t appear before the court at 1 o clock p. m.. October 26a, and show cause, if any thore be, why his assessment Bhould not lie raised. MARRIAGE LICENSE. Oct. 12. John Kaiser and Min nie Kieger. R B Goodin, clerks salary. ,253 70 G W Patterson 1G 00 T C Johnson, bridges ..... .552 95 sheriff's salary " postage stamps . . State v Wm Whits, fees .... " v Biggs " v J W Nickum " v A McLeod.sup'mntal " vC W Gessill ........ 1) B Reasoner 2 days at court. $9 00 2 days road inspect. .6 00 mileaee 40 miles 4 00 1 dav horse hire 2 00 21 00 T G Todd 3 days at court 9 00 1 day road inspect. . .6 00 mileage 18 miles ... .1 80 expense deliy' ting sup nil s to Carter bu 1 CLAIMS CONTINUED. W A Bond, supt schools. . . . C E Deichman, assessing and collecting taxes L E Wilkes, surveyor II ? Ford, expense acct. . . . T U Itnbrie, contractor Jack son bridge. 100 00 Oct. 13. Ferd Groner and Mabel A" LH persons indebted to the -llitM , persons imtemeu to tne nitevi'i't'Ot Williams A Jewell re rNUwijtl'iilIy asked to ( ill nt tlie office in the ol,i -stand and settle at one Hillsboro, Oregon. September 20, 18;i4. 2Htf Williams Sewt.i.l. SUMMONS, IN the County Court of the tuto of Ore eon, fir Washington Cimmy. U. !. Zimmerman, Plaintiff, ! 14 40 8 04 73 97 50 00 Cahotv. CLAIMS ALLOWED. FJ Rabcock.ind soldier fund $6 75 Davies Bros rords, 2 bills. . .42 80 Ff T llunson Arms Co, pris'rs 11 75 PI E Reed 50 J A Mavs, bridges 16 00 Glass & 'Prudhomme.statn'ry 140 00 W A Bond, school supt ... .120 00 I; A Whitcomb, janitor 30 00 L h W hitcomb, bridges 4 00 Hillsboro Water and Light company C W Hendricks, 2 brieges. . . J W Sappington, 1 month's salary county treas. C E Deichnian, assessor and collector of revenue .102 00 Forest Grove Times 10 30 T P Goodin, bridges 10 00 B P Cornelius, three month's salary co judge 175 00 Cave & Finney bridges . 10 00 W MTurpin, paimers 355 85 N A Barrett, bridges 18 00 Wiley & Dennis, livery hire by courts for inspecting hririiies and roads o w E L McCormick, recorder's salary i' Glass&Prudiiomine.stat'ry. 24 40 Tigardville Lumber Com pany bridges 57 32 W A Goodin, bridges . 14 00 T R Imbrie, contractor Jack son bridge .800 00 Geo. W. Gibson and ! Rose 13. Gibson, Defendants, j To Geo. W. Gibson, one of Uie above named defendants. In the mime uf the State of Oregon you nr coimi mrjed to appear a:icl answer plaiiitin"' complaint, in tiie iibove entitled court and cause bv Monday the 5th day of November, 1894, the bailie being the first day of the next regular term of said court altur ttie service 01 tnis summons upon you : And if vou fail to so"ai)pear and answer, the plaintiff will take judgment aaainst vnu lor tne sum 01 iuu.wun interest mere- ion since December 1, l92,at the rate of 10 r;(y; per cent, per annum, and tne sum ot VM, i attorneys' tises and for the costs and dis- ibnrseinentTof this action and also that the 18'. 00' following described real estate, the proper- 1U OU I 'i hn Northeast nuarter of Section 32. Township 3. North, Range 2 West of the Will. Mer., Washington county, Oregon, be sold in the manner provided by law and the proceeds applied to tlu satisfaction ot plaintiff's said judgment, And for such other relief as to the court may appear 1 equitable.. This summons is serveri upon you uy publicHtioiiibv owlerot the Hun. hi. r.uor- nenus,,iuage 01 me comity vouivoi vvasii intrton County.. Oreiton. Datedi at Cham bers, at Hillsboro, Oregon,. tUis-Septembcr 18, 1SSH. S. B. Huston and BuJiTofl Bowman 26-6 , Attorneys for Plaintiff Notice for Publication. Land Offios at Oregon City, Oh.I Sep. 27. 1804.1 VTOTICE is hereby given that the follow ll ing-nsnied settler ha tiled notice of his intention to .make final proof in sup iiort of his claim, and that smd proof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., on No vember 19, 1804, viz: Joseph Campbell, H. E. No. 7-J9B. for the N W Sec 2, T 1 N, K 5 W. ' He names the following witnesses t prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vix: J. T. Fletcher, of Gales Creek, Ore. W. 8. Her, " " " J. L. Loving, " " " Cicero Hiues, " " " 28-6 Robert A. Main, Register, Notice for Publication. Land Owck at Obegok City, Ob.1 Hep. 27, 184.f NOTICE is hereby given that tbe following-named settler lias filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port; of his claim, and that said proof will be made before ttie County Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hillsboro, Ore., on No vembr21, 1894, viz: Jacob uaninaen, . II. E. No. 7875. for the W H ?4 " K S W Sec. 7 T -l iN, K 4 W. He names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous residence upon ana cultivation of said land, viz: . .. John McKachen. of Manning, Ore. ' Hermann Hunger, John Martens, of Hayward, Ore. George Kcssler, " " 28-B ROBERT A. MILLER, negistvr. 29 00 SUMMONS. TN the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- X gou for Washington County. Antoine Lebard, Plaintiff,! vs. Annette Lebard. Defendant.! To Annette Lebard, the above named defendant: In the name of the State of Oregon, you are required to appear in the above named court in the above entitled suit, and answer the complaint therein tiled against you, by Monday, the 26th day of November, 181H, which is the first day of the next regularterm ot sain court ionow ing the expiration of the tune prescribed for tiie Dublication of this summons. And if you fail so to answer, for want thereof iu.. ..I.. ... .u.. ......... fl.u Uie JH.llllWll will npjliy w liiv wjun ivii vitv relief demanded in said complaint, to-wit: that the marriage and marriage contract now existine between vou and the plaintiff be dissolved, and that such other and further decree be made as may enuitiible. This summons is served by publication bv virtue of an order made bv the Hon Thomas A. JlcBride, Judge ot tne aDove named court, made in open court and dat ed the 8th day of October, 1804. S. li. HUSTON AND UENTON UOWMAN. 29-6 Attorneys for Plaintiff. Notice for Publication. Land Ometf at Credos Citv,()r.I Sep. 27, IS'M.i NOTICE is hereby given that the lollow-ing-naniud settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in sup port of his claim, ana that said proot win lie made before the County Clerk of Wash- neton county, ut Hillsboro. or., on nov., 21, 1894, vw: , , Hermann nungcr, H . E. No. 7273, for the K 8 E H Sec. 8. and X W X K See. 17, T i! N , K 4 W He mimes the following witnesses to. prove his continuous residence upon ami. cultivation of said land, viz: John McKachen, ot Manning, Ore., Jacob Uh hi mien, of Hayward Ore John Martens, " " George Ke sler. " . SHi KOBKBT- A. JUI-.1.I-.K, m-gmil-r. Notice for Publication. Land Office at Oreo in City, 0r.I Sep 27. 1894.1 OTICE is hereby, given. that the fyllow imr-named settler. h tiled notice of his intention to umka fliiii)!proof in ttup- Kin OJ MP Ulttlill, ,t!,,'.iHiv'-,n.. ,. je made before the d'oouty Clerk of Wash ington county, at Hlusburo,, Or., on o vcinber 22, 1894. -iz: Willis "Crowe,. H. E. No. 7901, for tho S W See. 16, T 3 N, 115 W. He names the following witnesses to nrove his continuous- residence upon and cultivation of said laiidj.vifc:- Daniel Patton, of (Jienwood, Ore. Ed. Huddleson. " " Nathan J. Goodwin, ' Max Burkholzer, " " 28-6 Robert A. Miller, Register. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the State of Oregon for Washington county : Chas. A. Field, , Plaintiff, Administrator's Sale. XT OTICE is hereby eiven that, by virtue 1 nf an order of the countv court of Washington county, Oregon, made and entered on October 16,1894, I, the under signed administrator of the estate 01 Charles T. Neep, deceased, will, on Satur day, the 27th day of October, 1894, at the late residence of said Charles T. Neep, in the town ol Cornelius, Oregon, sell at pub lic sale to the highest bidder, the personal property belongiug to said estate., to-wit : One cooking stove and vessels. Two heating stoves. Household ana mtcnen lurnuure., One sewing machine. One iron axle Bain wagon. One Bain wagon. One hacK. One bugay. One set single harness. One set light double harness. Two sets worK Harness, Four tons hay. 150 bushels oats Five head of horses. Seven head of Cuttle. Eight head of hogs. An undivided interest in a separator and power. 70 cords fir wood. One house. And manv other articles too numerous to mention. Sale to begin ut 10 o'clock a. 111. All sums under $10, cash in hand. On all sums over $10 a credit of one year will be given, the purchaser to give note with ap proved security and bearing 8 per cent in- t,eient. Thomas Talbot. F. M. Griffith, M. L. Griffith and Amos Griffith, defendants. To F. M. Griffith, Amos Griffith and es neciallv to M. L. Griffith, the where abouts of the latter one of the above named defendants being unknown, as tenants in common of the hereinafter described real estate and also to all per sons, unknown, having, or claiming lo have, an interest or estate in the prop erty hereinafter described: TN THK NAME OF THE STAl'E OF I Orniron vnu are hereby reauired to ap near and answer the complaint filed aaainst vou in the above entitled court and cause on or before Monday, the 2lith day of November, 1894, whiui is tne nrst nay 01 the next regular term of said court next following the six weeks publication of this summons, and if vou fail to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the couix ior ine renei uenianucu 111 ma wui plaint, to-wit: for a decree as follows: That the real estate described hereinafter, to-wit: The north half of the donation land claim of Amos Griffith and his now deceased wife, Maria T. Griffith, 111 sections five (5) and eight (8) in township two (2) south, range two (2) west- of Willamette Meridian containing 159 50-100 acres more or less, situate in the county of Washing ton, and state ot Oregon owned and pos- j sessed ut present 111 common and undi vided ownersnip oy ine aoove nan-eu persons, Amos Griffith as the husband, and the other parties in this Buit as children and heirs at law or heir rmiresentatives of Maria Griffith, who died intestate within said county the above described real estato Notice for Publication. Land Ofkicb at Oreoom Cty, Ob.) Sep. 27, 1894j NOTICE is hereby given that the foU. lowing-named settler has tiled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that aaid proof will be made before the County Clerk of Washington county, at Hillsboro, Ore., on November 22, 1894, viz; , Mat 8helble, II. E. No. 10257 for the S N W K N K M Sec 85, T2N, R5 W. He names the following witnesses to prove his coutinnous residence upon and. cultivation of said laud, viz: . .John Heisler, of Gales Creek, Ore.. Wm. H. Lyda, Henry Jansou, " " " S..S. Bateman, " " 28-6 Robert A. Miller, Register. Notice For Publication. Land Office At Oregon City, Oreooni September 6, 1894.1 NOTICE ia hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of Ins intention to make final proot In sup port ot his claim, una tnai Haul prooi win. be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington countv, ut Hillsboro, Or., on Octo ber 29, 1894, viz: James H. Hutchison, -H. E. 7149, for th N. E. of Sec. 2, T. 2 N., R.8W. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: v Washington Jones, of Glencoe, Or. James May, " " Geo. Helliere, " " F M. Keenan, " " ' 25-6 Robert A. Miller, Register.. Vi " . 1 . r i,0,o,f fhuvLo T a nu state me auove uwcriuvu rem eauiira Administrator of the estate of Charles L snallbe partitioned share and share alike " 1 among ner neirs-at-taw anu ineir icgai rep- j resentativps, namely : one share to F. Dissolution Notice. ! M. Griffith and one share to the ! plaintiff herein us successor in interest of Win. A. Griffith, and one share to your- "r OTICE is hereby given Xl of that the firm I' I.aruo & Grimes, of Schools' Ferry, has on this day been dissolved by .nittunl uonsent. L. K. Iiarue will continue the business at the old stand and all accounts will be collected and all bills paid by him. Dated this 4th day of October, 1R94. L. E. La Run. All patties knowing themselves indebted to the above named linn will please call and settle at once. 29 -2 self, or.-if a partition of said tract of land COUIU not oc nau witnout niawnui injury to llie Ulieresifl 01 Hie uan-irs mm ir Notice For Publication. Land Office At Oregon City, Oreon i : Septembers, ISftt.J "VTOTICE is hereby given that tbe follow ll ing-nanied settler has tiled notice of his intention to make finul proof in suj port ol his uliiiin. and that said proof will be made before the County Clerk of Wash ington County, at Hillsboro, Or., oil Oct. SO, 1891, viz:1 Silas 8. Heed, H. E. No. 7745, for the 8. W. W, N. B. W, 8.. E. 4, N. W. N. i. yi, i. W. and N. W, , 8. E. K, 8o. 81. T. 8 ., R. 5 W. l.e names the following witnesses t prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Chas. Webberg, of Glenwood, Or. Henry Baker, ' " ' Erick Sunberg 1 " Ole Sunberg, " " 25 2. Roberta. Miller, "Register. Notice For Publication. ; . 1 1 ..,.- . . 1 I-'". I Land Okfick At Oregon City, ObkomO Septembers, ltM.r NOTICE In hereby given that the follow-ing-nanied settler has tiled notice ef his intention to make final proof inp-? port of his claim, and that said proof will he made before the County Clerk of Wash ington Co., at Hillsboro. Or., on Oct. S 1894, viz: ' John W. Whit. H. E. No. 7866, for the W. Si N. W. H. and N. KM, N. W. H, 8c 3. T. 3. N He nnmeM tho followmsi wlnese l sale of said premises and a division of the j,r(,ve his continuous residence upon and proceeus petween mm parvNm uwhuhn , cultivation ni.saui uinu, vis. 1 ... ,k.i. M.iliw. iV,tu I J - , J ....... ..I' U A. (la, i.l f W This summosm i published ! moer ol y, K. Wbitncv, ' . " " .-. H011. T. A. MoBride, luriTO of s.itw I'.ii'itt, ' .lohu Fisher. ' riatud October 8, 189!. A . hctlVTX. . i Komro Buttock, . :.f: ' Attorney for plamtifi.- ! - Kowiirx A. Vtoummim
