THE ARGUS
THURSDAY, FEB. 2H. IMS.
T. It. l'erkiim und fiunily will
now ttccomu residentH of IIilMoro
uguin, liaviiiR tukcn uj tlu'ir ultlr
in tins L. I. Whiteomb remrtence.
Rev. Jiih. A. Campbell 1hh iic!
cnptel ii )iitorato at McMiiiiivill)
mid Iiiim moved liU fuirtily thitlier.
His many fiieniln here will b
plenwid wIihii li again returns.
Smokers will tiluiiHe note Hie
diHplay "ad" of tlieCiraml Republic;
ciimr in another column. Then?
I... n IiiihiIkciiik' iiresent in it
for you.
ArrnngementH have been made
whereby Kubneribers cn now se
wire Tim Ahciuh and the Portland
Weekly Sun for l..r() per year,
-nli iii advance. SubHcribers in
nrrearH can also take advantage of
thin offer. The Sun in trictly an
ti-inonoiiolv and has made a win
ning, as greatly to its efforts is
conceded the defeat of J. N. Dolph.
Connd'SchuImerich left Mon
day morniim for an extended trip
to Germany. All his friends wis!;
him a hannv visit to his boyhooii
home and a safe return when he
has made the circuit
W. H .Greene will take a limited
number of pupils for instruction oii
piano, ami stringed instruments,
visiting this city each Saturday.
For information address W. 11.
Greene, Forest Grove, or call at The
A wins office.
Frank Kane has been under
the weather for reveral dayB but is
now able to resuim his duties in
the county clei k'B office.
A gentleman representing the
GambriiiUB Brewing Company was
in llillsboro recently taking orders
for tho juice of the hop.
Judize Humphreys did busi
ness at Oregon's metropolis yester-1
day.
G. Hickethier, the Portland
marble man, was in the city the
first of the week and put up two
monuments in the cemetery, one to
mark tho resting place of W. 0.
Crandall, son of Kenyon Crandall
and wife, and one for Henry Deui
inn. Wilson Taylor is again able to
take in the tine upring weather af
ter a wrestle with the mumps.
Nick Stevens has been caring for
the equine at Wiley & Dennis'
during his illness.
C. W. Meek has good oat hay
and chop for sale. Hay sells at
6S.00 per ton.
J. C. Her, H. Slarrethe ami G.
II. Sehlichting were in tho city
from Sherwood Saturday lust.
J. A. Bailev was in the hub
ifow-HHKn laht Friday.
t)r. Bailey have secured the
anti-toxin, a renowned Fpecitic for
diphtheretic trouble. This is one
of the most valuable acquisitions
of the medical ae, and tho toxin is
given by hypodermic 1 treatment.
The Dis! sav they have no patients
troubled with this disease in llills
boro. and that our city is signally
healthy.
Go t ) Rub Greer's for seeds.
II. P. Ford made a business
trip to Portland Tuesday, looking
after matters connected with the
shrievalty.
A T. Phillips can shave you
so easily that it seems a joy. Try
him and see for yourself.
Ben Patton, one of Raleigh's
substantial citizens was in the city
recently, registered at the llillsboro
House.
.1, W. Wall returned Monday
morning from n weeks visit to Salem
among the law-makers.
Geo. W. Wilson, from Portland
npent the past week in llillsboro
and vicinity.
Seeds! Sends!! Timothy, clov
er, onion sets and in fact every-
thing in seetls Kept in n. u uicci
in bulk.
--Rev. F. J. Strayer will begin a
series of revival meetings at the
Leisy school house next Monday
evening. A cordial invitation to
all.
Hon. W. D. Hare and wife
were passengers on yesterday morn
ing's t rain to I'oriiaiiu.
Kenyon Crandall leaves to day
for an extended trip to California
and way points. Mr. Crandall has
been a resident of this county for
over forty years.
1). W. Dobbins and William
Pointer have returned from Salem,
where they had clerkships during
the late legislative session. It is
pleasant to have them back aeain.
Miss Nettle Belle Ranesand J.
t nfTmi wem married Sunday,
Fob. 24th, at the home of Mrs. Mary
Brugger, J. I. Knight, J. P., offici
ating.
-Go and hear Rev. J. F. Stiv
er's lecture on the many phaseB ot
human character, entitled "As you
like it." March 9th, at the Grange
Hall, commencing 8:00 P. M. Ad
mission 15 cents.
Laidlaw has disposed of $4000
, worth of his largo stock, assorted at
his own discretion and he now has
th nlflanest. neatest line of mer
chandise in Washington county.
New goods are constantly Demg
! j -...i !.. ,ni hpnnharriei
-February 21, 18!W, b. i..g the I -If you want to sell your place, high, his many friends hoping that
first annive ary of the wedding of or any thing you have, come to the coveted position would fall to
!fi Crandalf Id wife . the follow-1 Tn. A,u:s office and get on his honor owever, Jj, hop, was
inn friends celebrated lift occasion i ailveriising. lumemuer mm nn , n.,.. ....... .........
vE . ..nd were roy-' paper iB one of the lest advertising I lots showed conclusively that the
a ly e t rfS by Mr. ami Mrs. ! iue'liun.B in this county and it will Dolph men would not suppor .. th
"'v ."l 'l . ' . . .... t . i.r.., n.o .,...i,ia ir Fulton or loneue. Alxiut ten
without, breakina vou. minute s U;fore midnight it was an-
. ... - u J
There will be morning services
at the Christian church next Sun-
Crandall and wife. Messrs. and
Mesdames. W. R. Craig, lhos.
Humphreys, (i. W. Sehulmench,
A. M. Carlisle, J. I. Knight; Misses
Bird and Pauline Brown, hva and
Jennie Archbold, Minnie and May
Willis, Lizzie Bowser, Lulu Man,
Rose Wilcox, Mae Clark, and Alta
jinikin: Messrs. John Brown,
JameB Cave, Miles Kverett, Manly
day at 1 1 :00 a. m., by Rev. Shelley,
pastor. Subject: "Foreign Missions."
J. W. Morgan says the sena
torial election is all right even if
he did not get his man. J. V
uuva Wiiulimotnn coll lit V will be ill
Kverett, E. L McCorniick, Calvin j ,i c llt two voarg frolll noW.
Jack, Jr., Bruce Wilkes ami W. .oev. shellv. the newlv elected
Boscow. All enjoyed themselves i ni)liHlcr of llie'C,lriKtian church of
with games and partook of a sump-j . .. . tendered a welcom-
uoim lunch and at a late Hour iuok , '',: , ,ilfi r(.Hi(lence of
nounced that both sideB had united
on and elected Geo. W. Mcitride as
a compromise. Senator McBride
is a native Oregonian and a broth
er of Judge T. A. Mcltnde, of this
judicial district. jus election,
while not exactly wnat w asning
ton county republicans wanted, is
satisfactory to them inasmuch as
Dolph waB defeated.
ceived, and prices will be no barrier
to purchasers. All competition
will be met and gone one better,
rr.u linoa ni itrpns oroods are not ex
celled in the city arid he has tho
quality to BUit all classes. Remem
ber the placw. W, A. Iwdlaw s.
their leave, wishing Mr. Crandall
and wife many happy returns of
the day,
Rev. Strayer will preach at
Laurel next Sunday.
G. T. Ledford keeps constantly
on hand a staple line of tobaccos
cigars and confectionery. Patron
ize an old landmark, lie always
satisfies his customers.
The colored minstrel troupe
came in this morning in a special
car from McMinnvillo where they
played to a largo house last night.
H. Wray, -representing the
Portland Publishing Company was
in the city Monday, soliciting ad
vertising for a new hotel register
which he will place in tho llillsboro
Hotel.
Last Saturday night George
Schulmerich u) on arriving home
and findimz all lights extin
guished, supposed that he had made
a miscalculation on time, wn buik
ing a match in the dining room he
discovered a table laid for refresh
ments, and upon entering the parlor
he found a score or more ot nis
friends who had called to spend the
evening in honor of the host's birth
anniversary. A very pleasant even
ing was spent.
For a nice clean shave go to
Miller Bro's. shaving parlors. Hot
and cold baths at all hours.
D. T. Phillips and family have
moved to his farm near Cornelius
and A. T. Phillips and wife are now
domiciled at the homo residence in
this city. t
The Washington anniversary
hall at C. W. Meek's was well at
tended by the pleasure leving
youth, and about 75 couples
were present. I hey never iau w
have an excellent time at Courtney's.
Why buy old dried out can
dies when vou can buy fresh home-
imiilii innds lor less money, at the
Home Bakery,
The sale at the Col. Cornelius
farm last Tuesday was well attend-'
d and if the price tilings were sold
at is a criterion,, twits are nut so
hard as they might be in Washing
ton county. Cows sold from 25 to
30 dollars per head and it is report
ed that all other articles went at
the same ratio.
0. W, Patterson, of Heppner,
was in the city yesterday registered
at the Tualatin. Mr. Patterson is
a bright young newspaperman, be
ing one of the publishers of a semi
weekly, the Hevipuer Gazette. He
is a member of the Oregon House of
Representatives and is noted tor
tiiu nnti-Dolnh proclivities. He
thinks Washington county is hard
to beat, but you can't convince him
that it beats the bunchgrass region.
W. T. Andrews was in the city
from Mountaindale last week.
A. T. PhillipB will shave you
for 10 cents. Give him a trial.
Shop on west side Second street.
A. T. Palm has just closed a
successful term of school at Corne
lius, where he has held the position
of principal for 2 years.
I. B. Darity was in town from
Glencoo Monday, doing business.
,T. A. Shepard, one of Green
ville's citizens was in the city Mon-
.lav recistered at the llillsboro
j n
House.
When vbv want a shave call
on Miller B'ros. They will make a
new man of you for 10 cents
J. L. Carter, of Union. Oregon,
h,.H her-n in the city for several
days, and left last evening for As
toria.
W. S. Elkins, of Dallas, was in
town the first of the week
Manv are the life insurance
men going the rounds these days
and every one has the finest policy,
of course.
Quite a little family alterca
tion occurred last evening just be
fore the bus pulled out from the
llillsboro hotel for the 4:22 train.
One of tho guests at the hotel was
a lady who had with her a little
ifirl. Apparently she had left her
husband, who lives at or near
Beaverton, and when she was auoui
tn tnkfi the carriage he put in an
appearance and took forcible pos
session of the child. To this the
lady violently protested, Bnoweimg
a few blows in the gentleman s
face. She then appealed to mine
host Northrup who took a hand in
the affair, telling him that she was
.. at rf his house until she was
safelv delivered , at the train. At
1,11 Biit serene until the depot
was reached, the husband going
i in the same vehicle. hen
at the depot he made another at-
i nnBSPssion ot the
tempt i" r" . , ..j
uii.i nnt. was attain frustrated
.1. J. Morgan last Friday t veiling.
Over one hundred were present and
it was one of the finest social affairs
held in llillsboro for some time.
I rof. Geo. Hall, who has been
teaching in the Tigardville schools,
has been spending a few days in
the city after closing a successful
term.
The G. A. R. will meet here
July 4th. Now is the time to make
arrangements so that llillsboro can
celebrate in grand style.
The ratification meeting at
the court house was well attended
last night.
J. A. Allison made a business
trip to McMinnvillo. Tuesday, ac
companied by C. D. Kimberlin.
J. A. Raid, the Gaston mer
chant, was in the city Monday.
The closine exercises at the
Cornelius school were well rendered,
teachers and pupils alike cordially
endeavoring to make the day a suc
cess. The numerous recitations
were attentively listened to and.the
full program was excellent.
One of our popular young
men recently perpetrated a joke in
passing a bronze nickel over one of
Hillsboro'a many counters, just for
a "iosh." ot course It was taken
for a "five" and he received his
change with a serene smile, went
out and told his many friends
about it. telline them he would go
around after a little and show his
hand. The man who had been so
successfully worked discovered his
mistake, and sprung another joke
on the boy which cost the cigars.
This one worked both ways.
The weather is simply immense
and boys will soon be going bare
foot. Oregon is all wright when
the buu shines, and all right when
it rains.
W. A, Laidlaw visited Portland
today on business. Mr. Laidlaw
has " ru'ontlv disposed of $4000
worth of his mammoth stock and
will lay in now lines.
The band boys are getting a
great move on and getting in line
praelice. This is the right spirit.
They have the material to hold the
reputation they now bear, as the
best band in this man's county.
We are requested by Dr. Link
later to state, in justice t Dr. Rob
inson of Beaverton, that the oper
ation mentioned in hist week's issue
of a tumor being removed, was
chiefly performed by Dr. Robinson,
it being his case. The tumor was
a large ovarian one, and the patient
is convalescing most satiiaeiornv.
A philanthropic gentleman of
this city recently stated he would
liberally donate toward replacing
the court yard "whirligiggers" with
a latter day invention. He thinks
some people can be satisfied witn
the present ones, but woe betide the
man with a "jaybird" heel, tor ne
loses some of his cuticle every tran
sit ho makes.
Real estate has been moving a
bit lively the past month, and Re
corder McCorniick and his deputy,
Cal Jack Jr. have been very busy
filing instruments.
Circuit court will convene on
the 18th inst , and litigants will be
able to have all the law they want.
Lawing would, were it not for the
fact that only one side can secure a
verdict, be one of this life's luxuries.
Wheelmen are taking advant
ages of the nice weather, and
getting out on their wheels. Quite
a number are making purchases
this season.
An Ovation.
Last Monday morning it was
expected that Washington County's
legislators anil Senator wouiu re
turn on the morning train from
Portland and an assembly whb at
the depot with the band to greet
their return. When the train pulled
in Senator Huston was the only one
of the ouartette aboard, at.d the
band escorted him to the band
stand, where after a few selections,
the Senator delivered a short ad
dress touching on the last day's ses
sion, which was eagerly lu tened to.
The evening train brought Itepre-
sentat ve Gates, and he, in turn,
was met by a large concourse of
citizens. Ex-Senator lhos. n.
Tongue and Senator Huston were
the first to greet Mr. Gates, after
which general handshaking ob
tained. The band again enliv
ened the scene by music, marching
to the band stand in the court
vard where Mr. Gates made a short
and te ling address. , tie was 101-
lowed by Senator Huston in a few
appropriate remarks. Hon. T. H.
Tongue then spoke a few moments,
after which Hon. W. I). Hare com
mented on the fitness and firmness
of the Washington county delega
tion. His remarks closed the ova
tion and the aseembl retired to
again meet last night at the court
house, where several happy address
es were made.
CORNELIUS.
Rod Clark is improving his property
in the south part of town by building an
addition to his residence.
Frank l'omeroy lias the contract for
moving Mr Keim's building to the lot
north of the church.
Our Road supervisor is doing some
good work on the base line road.
Bump Fowler was m the city Tnes.lay,
enroute to Portland.
Carrol McN'utt was in town from Ver
nonia Tuesday, returning WeUneslay.
Len Walker, of Gaston, was in the city
Wednesday shaking hands with friends.
Mike Henderson has secured a con
tract to build a barn for Mr Wagoner,
over south in the mountains.
Uncle Jo I'hillips came down from the
Greenville vicinity Monday to visit rela
tives and friends for a few days.
Our Conelius agent, Chas Carey, left
Thursday last for Independence where
he has accepted a position with increase
of salary. His friends misshim.
Jacob Keim will soon erect a handsome
residence on the lot easi oi ine cnurcii,
now occupied by the little house.
Chas Johnson has purchased Henry
Hoirefe's interest in the saloon and we
I hear that Mr Hogrefe will go to Southern
Oregon tor asnori ume.
Miss Stella Miller ha9 secured the
Hayward school for the ensuing term.
Constable E G Shanahan, of Vernon
ia, was in the city last Saturday after C
S McNult as a witness in the case of the
State of Oregon vs W W Allen.
W V Wiley, of llillsboro, was in our
city Tuesday.
lwis Weidewitsch. of Gales Creek, I
came down Monday after a load of sup
plies for his saw mill. He reports busi
ness on the boom.
T R Cornelius received a car load of
lumber Tuesday from Gales spur.
Chas Johnson did business in the
Grove Tuesday.
There is to be a dance at Frank Pom-
eroy's next Saturday eve, so we are in
formed.
me Weekly Argus
a AND-
Portland Weekly Sun;
Both Papers for $1.50 per Year.
I Cash in - Advance,
WILEY & DENNIS,
CITY LIVERY STABLE"
Cor. 2nd and Washington Street, Is
WHERE YOU WILL FIND THE BEST TEAMS THAT CAN BE HAD
IN HILLSBORO.
EVERYTHING FIRST-CLASS. GOOD TEAMS, GOOD BUGGIES and DRIVERS,
D. W. Porruncc, Secretary.
W, TJAndrews. President.
ANDREWS LUMBEE CO.
(Incorporated June 8, 1893.)
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
ROUGH AND DRESSED LUMBER.
MOUNTAINDALE,
OREGON.
BEAVERTON.
Rev Brown, who left here quite sick,
returned one day last week considerably
improved by a few days quiet.
Mrs M Mever. of Portland, was in
town Monday and Tuesday visiting
friends.
Nathan Robbins, of Tualatin, who
was reported to be dead, is on the high
road to recovery under the efficient
treatmeut of Dr Cusick.
Th nile driver which has been at
work on the new turn-table, left Tues
day morning after completing its part of
the work.
Miss Alice Kelly, who has been in
Portland for some time past, returned
Tuesday evening.
On February 20th Dr Robinson assist
ed by Dr Linklater, of Hillsboro, and
Dr CusicK, 01 luaiaiin, removcu mics
and one-fourth pound tumor from Mrs
Gaufinan, of Tigardville. The patient is
now in excellent condition ana mas iair
to make a speedy recovery,
Miss Ella Tucker is still quite low.
Whooping-cough seems to be prevalent
in the vicinity ol Progress.
Hon Thos Paulson, of Progress, was
in town on the 26th inst.
Mrs David purser, who has been quite
sick for some time, is considerably im
proved at this writing.
Helen Fauuo is quite sick with, scarla
tina. City election is uow 011 hand. There
are two tickets in the field and the elec
tion will be hotly contested. The Tax
payers' ticket have nounnatea tne 101
lowing: Mayor, John Henry; conncil
C L Mitzel and L C Hughes; recor
der, H Martin; treasurer, H C Watts;
marshal. A I Fvans. On the Peop'es'
Protective Ticket the following names
have been reported: Mayor, Dr t m
Robinson; councilmen, uavm rurserauu
Edward Stone; recorder and treasurer
endorsed; marshal, W'in King. The di
vision was brought about by the present
council sending a list of amendments for
town charter to the legislature for pas
sage, in order that more efficient work
might be done in the way of improving
the streets and thereby in
crease the business of the town by niak
ina it nnssihle for people living outs de
to get their produce to the depot for
shipment; but the so-called tax payers
could not stand to see so much progres
sion and accordingly they "kicked."
GRAND REPUBLIC CIGAR
For Sale by
W. A. LAIDLAW,
Best 5 Cent Cigar in the Market.
Each cigar lias a label wrapper and the party bringing in the most
labels by March 1st will be entitled to and receive a fine
Meerschaum cigar holder.
W.J. WALL, MUSIC TEACHER.
-INSTRUCTION GIVEN ON-
BLOOD SVRUP.
Is your blood at all out of order, or in
the least degree contaminated with any
poisonous ingredients? Such a thing is
always liable tu happen to any one. The
blood is constantly subjected to insidi
ous attacks, and to maintain its purity
you must be ever on your guard. A
blood tonic is as necessary to the system
as a tonic for the nerves. To neglect
the precaution of its use is to incur the
risk of the blood becoming so far con
taminated that the general health will
become seriously if liot dangerously im
paired. Blood tells. Make your blood
always tell a story of good health by us
ine our Fruitilaxi Blood Syrup. We also
have Oregon Blood Purifier and byrup ot
Figs, at Hillsboro Pharmacy.
The Organ, Piano, Violincello,
And daironet
ADDRESS: W. J. WALL, HILLSBORO, OR.
TERMS MODERATE.
Lost by the Subscriber.
ONE CERTAIN promisory note given
by T F Brown to J P Looney,
dated January 6, 1893, for the sum
of $71. I am the owner of said note and
take this means 01 cautioning any
son from purchasing the same or paying
the same, except to myself. Any person
finding said note will be suitably re
warded upon delivery of the same to
me. Dated this February 25th, 1895, at
Hillsboro, Oregon.
SCHULMERICH &, KOCH,
MEAT MARKET.
Fresh and Salt Meats always on Hani
Second street, Hillsboro, Oregon.
49-4
W. Bronson.
HILLSBORO CITY MEAT MARKET.
I. E BERST, Prop
Beef, Mutton, Yeal and Pork
Kept Constantly on Hand.
Highest : Maiket : Price : Paid : for : Fat : Cattle, : Sheep : and : Hogs
Cash Paid for Poultry.
MAIN STREET,
HILLSBORO,
OREGON.
PACIFIC UNIVERSITY!
Administrator's Sale of Real Estate at
Private Sale.
UNDER authority of an order of sale
smiinH hv the countv court ol Wash
ington county, stute of Oregon, dated the
2bt day of January, 1895, I will sell at pri
vate sale the following described realestatc,
situate in t he said county of Washington to-
wit: Commencing at the section corner
on the south suie ot section iil, ip. 1, . n
1
II,;
for nf piimit.v mad : thence 8. 46 15' W.
8 87-100 rods; thence east parallel to tho
above north line 12 50-100 rods; thence
south 3tf W. 42.50 rods to the south
i;o f soptum M: thence east along! said
section line, 8.75 chains to the place of be
ginning, containing six acres, more or less.
Tho sale will be made from and after the
1st day of March, 1895, at the office of W.
J. Robinson, Garden Koine Washington
W.; thence north 10.00 chains to a stake,
lenee X. 07 30" W. 5.34 chains to the
A Call 1 A Call 1 I
Every citizen of Hillsboro and
vicinity is requested to be present
at the court house, Saturday even
ing, March 9th, to perfect arrnnge
ments to celebrate the Fourth of
July in a patriotic manner' All of
the'bUBiness men are requested to
turn out and show the proper spU I
rit. The G. A. R. will be here and
they must be honored as only Hills
boro can. The gallant old veterans
will appreciate our hospitality and
interest, and readily participate in
a urogram. All our sister towns
should be invited to help display
national pride and love of country.
Let all turn out and help to organize.
Finally the wile got .
the little one and the drama closed.
Horsemen should call on This Ab
fJSLoOT, forprrces on bills, and cards.
The Election.
The benatorial election was eag
erly watched at this place last Sat
urday night, arrangements having
been perfected whereby telephonic
communication witn baiem wouia
report the ballots. A bulletin
board was put in E. J. Lyon's and
quite a number waited until the
election was announced. When
the vote of 32 was announced for
Hon. T. H. Tongue, excitement ran
2 ''SEE COUf AWE OF
SILVER.
The free and unlimited coinage of
silver, the product of American mines,
;vt the old ratio of 16 of silver to 1 ot
;old, is the only solution of and
remedy for the disturbed and unsatis
factory condition of trade, manufac-
ire and general business of the coun
ty. The surreptitious act of 1873,
averring silver and gold in our mone
ury system, was a crime of untold
.lugnitude. It was the rankest kind
jf class legislation in favor of the
wealthy against the producers of
wealth, and hostile to the prosperity
of the United States. It was an act
of treason because done at the instance
of a European syndicate and for bribe
tnoney, "giving aid and comfort to
our country's enemies." To shield
the guilty parties, the well authenti
cated i'arts, often published, have bee.
vigorously denied.
The Enquirer will continue to ex
pose this unpardonable crime unti.
right and justice are done the people
by the full restoration of silver to its
old companionship with gold. We
need the assistance of the people in
disseminating the truth, to which end
wc invite all in your selection of pa
pers for the coming season to include
the Enquirer, that costs only $1.00 a
ear. (Issued twice a week.)
Liberal commissions and cash re
wards given to club raisers. Sample
copies free. Enquirer Company,
Cincinnati, O
countv, Oregon, upon the following terms,
to-wit: For cash, 1050; on time, $1200,
payable as follows: 4U0 at time of sale,
400 in six niontlis, 4UU in one year; ue-
ferred payments to be secured by note
beating ten per ueni niicicni bcuiw, wj
first mortgage covering the said premises.
Dated llillsboro, Oregon, Jan. 28, 1895.
JSJl L'has. J. O'llKILY,
Administrator of the estate of Patrick
McQuade, deceased
SUMONNS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
lor Washington couiiiy.
-WITH ITS ASSOCIATE SCHOOL
Tualatin Academy
1
Is one of the oldest and best-equipped schools of the state.
Its work is characterized by breadth and thoroughness.
Besides the regular college courses, which are equal in ex
tent to those of the better class of Eastern Colleges, it
offers superior advantages for pursuing select studies. To
those desiring to perfect themselves in the common Eng
lish branches, the Academy presents every opportunity.
Expenses are very moderate. The fall term begins Sep
tember, 19, 1894. For catalogues and specific information
address
thomas mcolelland,
Fore3t Grove Oregon.
SHERIFF'S SALE. 1
Tilt VIIUTN oITaX HXKCITTION.!
Jj dcree and order of sale, issued out 01
rhoa, F. Oake. Henry C. Payn-.
Konry O. House, ReelTi
S. B. Huston,
Plaintiff.
John K. Davidson and W.
F. Hollenueck,
Defendants.
To John E Davidson one of the ubove
named defendants:
IN THE NAME Ol' THE STATE OF
Oregon you are commanded to appear
and answer the plaintiff 's complaint, 111
the above entitled court and cause, by
Monday the 18th day of March, 1895, the
liehiL' tho first dtiv of the next regu
lar term of said court after the expiration
f the linifl orescribed tor the iiublication
ol this summons, aim 11 yu p-
pear ami answer the planum win appiy
to the court for the relief demanded in his
complaint, to-witt
rr B lUllgnieiu ugumsi j uu mi u
of 100 with interest thereon since Novem
ber 2, lHftJ, at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum and the sum of 40 attorney's fee
and the costs and disbursements of tins
suit and for a decree foreclosing a certain
mortgage executed by you on November
2, ltiyz, wnicn saia iikimkukb "
page iW5 of book of records of mort
gages of Washington county, Oregon, and
that the land described in said mortgage,
to-wit: lieing in the southeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section twenty in
TSN R3 W ot the Willamette meridian
in Washington county, state of Oregon, be
,,i,i in thn Dimmer nrovided bv law and
the proceeds applied to the satisfaction of
plaintiff's said Judgment and lor such oth
er and further relief as to the court may
u,t,,Ar Anllihlhln.
This summons is served upon you by
publication by order of the Hon. T. A.
McBride, judge of the Fifth judicial dis
trict of Oregon Dated at HillBboro, Ore
gon, this January iil, 1895.
Benton Bowman,
HI Attorney for Plainllfl'.
n,o rircnit. court of the state of Oregon,
for Washington county, l'i f.i or ol ken
yon Crniulall and imiinstJ N Fisher and
Delhi C Fisher for the sum of Itfl. o,oK
.,.,.1 r,. thn further sum of SU'1. II. 8. irnld
coin, with interest th;ivo.i at the rato of;
10 per cent pi'i-a uiM-u fiM'ti t.lie 11th day j
of August. 1801, and for the costs und ex- j
penses of sale and of said writ.
JNOW, uiereiure, utv ... .o-
ance of snid judgment decree and order ot j
sale, I will, -a Saturday the 9th day of
Marco, 18W5. nt tne sontn unor 01 uie uum
house in Hillsboro, Washington county,
Oregon, at the Hour of 10 o'clock a. in. ot
said day, sell at public auction to the high
est b' Uer r ir ca h. the f illowing described
real property to. .vit : Lyin? beii g mdsit
uate i.i the countv of N'.-fhin v. n and
stnte of Ore'ii, and nun particularly
known nn 1 diMcrineu as toilows, to wit:
(.'online. icing at the southeast corner of
lot 10 in 8teel's :i Uliti t- B .tverto.i in
o..iri Wnqhinf'.m c. I'.i'itv. th-iron, an I
running tiicneu north 9.0.) chains to the
noiiiieasl corner of lot 10; thence south
56. west 2.02 h.iiiri to a stake by the pltt ik
" a .vimi eigne ciiiiiMs
CRTHERN
PACIFIC R. R.
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N
Pullman
Sleeping Cars
Cbgant
Dining Cars
Tourist
fo,,nA fhmu south 1
to the south line of sai t lot 10 to a stake by
the fence: thence eat iil chains to tha
place of beginning. Thn above descrip
tion is intended to em'ir.ice all of lot 10 u
Steel's addition to Be-iv- Moo not Inclu b(l
in the deed to Jas. 8. it I oliugton to sitl -,
fy the hereinbefore named suois, and for !
the costs and expenses ol' hsiUI sale. Said j
property will be sold subject to rudemp- j
tion as per statute of ; mmi). j
Witness my hand this oth day of Fcbru-,
ary, 18115. H. I'. FORD,
Shupitt' of Washineton countv. Oregon. 1
. D. BiWDiroBi), ueputy. .
Slse
ping Cars
ST PAUL
MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH.
FARQO
TO
1 GRAND fOHKS
I CBOOKSTON
1 WINNIPEG
46-5
By W.
I HELENA in
BUTTE
Airshiitratar's Notice.
NOTICE is herebv i-ivon that the un
dersigned administrator of the estate
nf llnvlfl Wenrs. deceased, has tiled his ie-
titiou in the county court of the state of
Oregon for Washington comity , asking lor
tne nnai settlement oi mu aiiaus m mm
mt.tt.fcu. unit that, snld court has fixed Mon
day, the 4th day of March, 1895, at that 13iT
hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the j N b
court uouw in iiiusooi-u ' w
place of hoaring objections to said account
and the 11 nut settlement of said estate.
Dated January 26, 1895.
45-5 Samukl 0. Sbabs,
Administrator of tho este of David
Bears, doceilfit'tl.
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