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THURSDAY, MCH 14, 1S95.
THEY fcEE IT.
The spirit of unrest and the fi
nancial depression are not confined
to the United States alone. With
an exception or two, which pr ves
the rule, every existing nation is
passing through just such condi
tions. It is not reasonable to ally
this universal disease entirely to
the restrictions which are placed
upon the coinage of silver. The
trouble is here, but the causes are
many and hard to discern. But
chiefest of these causes are laws,
which for years and years, in this
nation particularly, have granted
capital privileges all out of propor
tion to its rights. The civilized
world has looked on astounded, at
the multiplying of millionaires in
our country since 1865. These
enormous gains, when not made
by the development of natural re
sources, represent losses of few
people, or of many, as the case may
be. There are those however who
maintain that nothing but a dem
ocratic administration could have
brought such business stagnation
over our land, and that time and
prospects were excedingly bright,
before the change. This contention
is unfounded, illogical, and smacks
of blind partisanship
But, people are lieginning to see
things as they are. Republicans
are at variance on the money ques
tion and thoee who favor silver in
the least do not hesitate to declare
that these times are.due to the na
tional financial policy. This is a
htinging rehuke to those who are 1
CiMiiinually talking of the "change"
and "what it brought." The mon
etary laws have suffered no change
by the administration with the ex
ception of the repeal of the Sher
man law. This position taken by
ablest republicans, clears the clem
ocratic party of all charge made by
the gold and protection wings of
the opposition, for the faction now
crying for free silver hut admits the
unsoundness of republican money
principles, and their loose treasury
methods. ,;
t Cleveland has appointed a com
mittee for foreign conference the
majority of which favors free coin
age. Tlii: will mean much to the
dunocratic party, although the
president has no leaning to silver,
unless it be thai an international
agreement can be effected, and it is
palpably evident that free coinage
would better be sustained under
such a treaty than to carry it alone.
Whether or not free coinage will,
if it p?ss, give us a return cf pros
perity remains to be seen, but -there
is good reason to assume that it
will. Our treasury must lie pro
tected from such assaults as it has
undergone and is now undergoing,
before time, jvill thoroughly adjust
themselves, however.
Now is the time for residents to
clean up their yards and back allies.
Gather the refuse and bum it. It
will kill the germs of disease, and
remember that 25 cents invested in
1 . 1 ,.
cmonue 01 11 me may prevent a
twenty-five dollar doctor's hill.
This is not intended to hurt the
bnsiness of the medical profession,
but. it is intended for the general
welfare.
Hillsboro has teason to be proud
of its public school. Good school
facilities and a good corps of teach
ers, with a nine months school, give
the town prestige, and its citzens
can point with pride to the fact
that, parsimony is not indulged in
at the expense of youthful minds.
It is time for the press of the
t-tate to give the recet t legislature
breathing spell. It certainly was
j ot so bad, us the republican legis
latures go, but one would think the
republican press might stop at can
dor, and not make it appear worse
thim it really was.
PcbATio? DAY will be here in
short time. There should be
enough sentiment here to at least
CAUSA A
, movement of some kind in
jMneeibratic-o of the 'Voldter dead."
I SrsDAY is St. Patrick's Day.
Uf vou are an Irishman, honor it.
If you are not, honor it anyway.
"
All. of our citizens should en-!
deavor to get to unity in the mat- J
ter of a celebration. Hillsboro!
must maintain its reputation for I
... .
progression, and being the best:.. . . ' i .i
town in the county.
Do not give your town and coun
ty a black eye. If you want to mi
grate, and can't, get in and work
until you can, and then you will
appreciate industry and reward.
If you can't get work to get away,
stay and make the best of it, and
he firm in the conviction that it is
the best place in the Northwest
anyway. A place generally is
what its population makes it.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Washington', D. C, Meh. 9, 1S95
President Cleveland certainly
had cause to be glad when the fall
of the gavels of Vice President
Stevenson and Speaker Crisp an
nounced the legal end of the Fifty
third Congress. It is not believed
that any other President has ever
had as hard a physical task im
posed upon him as has been per
formed by President Cleveland the
last 48 hours of almost continual
work of t he most wearing sort. Up
to Saturday only twoof the thirteen
regular approniiation bills had be
come laws an unprecedented slate
of affairs and eight of them were
still in conference. Since then
they have all lieen acted upon. To
get an idea of the enormous amount
of work the President had to perform
it must be remembered that the
more iuiH)rtant of these appropri
ation hills consist of hundreds of
pages of itemized appropriation,
and that President Cleveland never
signs his name to anything without
knowing just what it is, although
he had in this case to sign bills
containing items and amendments
that were decidedly objectionable,
because the bills containing them
could not be vetoed without making
an immediate extra session necess
ary, something that he had no desire
to do. lfit could possibly be avoided.
t . .1 1.1.
Later on there may have to be an
extra session of Congress called, but
there is at present a good prospect
I 11F PACHnitiir it. pntirilv linli.cu thar
8,all be another run o'n the treasury
for gold.
It is fashionable to abuse congress
but when one takes the trouble to
go carefully over the work of the
Fifty-third Congress, it will be seen
that there is little cause for abuse
from anybody and none for abuse
from democrats. True, this con
gress did not meet the expectations
of the President as to financial
legislation, but why was it? The
democratic party has always taught
that the first duty of a Senator or
Representative was to represent his
constituents. Well, that is precisely
what the democrats in the Senate
and House of the Fifty-third Con
gress did, and that is why t here was
no financial legislation. President
Cleveland realized this, and he has
had no word of abuse for Co igress
mm who stood by the views of
their constituents, although he has
not hesitated to express the opinion
that those views were wring and
that time would convince those
who held them of the fact.
It is not often that members
of the opposition party pay as high
a tribute to the ability and patriot
ism of a member of the cabinet as
Snators Aldrich, of R. I. , and
Lodge of Mass., did to Secretary
Herbert in their speei lies in the
Senate against a reduction of Secre
tary Herbert's estimates for the na
val appropriation. Secretary Her
bert has every right to feel proud
of such compliments, deserved
though they were.
One of the surprises of the last
week of congress was that Senator
Chandler,("Little Billy") of N. H.
should have dared with his record,
final cial and political, to have at
tacked the honesty of other Senators.
It may have been uuparliamen
tary for Senator Hill, who gave
"Little BiJIv" Mich a tongue thrash-1
ins. to refer to . him us a "hvemi".
but its aptness excused its use in
that particular case. Senator Mart
in after saying that he had beard it
said thatit'Chandler had his deserts
he would be in the penitentiary in
stead of the senate, referred to
Chandler as a "buzzard", who sat
in the nest of an eagle and vomited
forth its filth on every occasion.
While a dispute was going on as
to whether Senator Martin's words
should be taken down he said that
he would withdraw the objection
able words from respect to the
Senate, but his withdrawal of them
would not change his belief in their
truth.
President Cleveland and Secre
tary Carlisle, who have been for
quite a while two of the hardest
worked officials of the government,
will this week start on a hunting
and fishing trip along the Carolina
coast. They have certainly earned
a vacation, and everybody hopes
they will enjoy it and return with
renewed strength to their ardous
duties. .
Among those who extended con
gratulations to Postmaster tlener
al Wilson, who succeeds Mr. Hissell,
was General John E. Mulford, of
New York, now visiting hia old-
time colleague in the arrangements
for the exchange of Union and con-
j federate prisoners, Representative'
j Hatch, of Mo. It was the first!
! time that Mr. Wilson had met Gen.
Mulford since the war. Grasping
him warmly by the hand the new
M CJeiulai Mitl. eiwr, I HI-
overjoyed to meet again. You had
m in charge as a prisoner of war.
J hllv m'yr forgotten from that
hour to tins vonr solilicrlv lieniiiiw
kindly interest you took in every
prisoner on your boat on that occa
sion. I greet-you with the greatest
kindness and respect.
Commissioners' Court
Reports county clerk, sheriff and
recorders examined and approved.
In re inquest T. F. Dant: report
examined and fees allowed at $ 34.00
the same to be retained out of fund
found on person of said deceased
person, and deposited by coroner
with county treasurer; said fund
deposited amounting to$44 the bal
ance ordered paid to deceased's
legal re) resentatives.
County Judge ordered to investi
gate in matter of application of
.Mary I aylor, for transportation to
Baker city, Oregon.
Commissioner Todd to investigate
and report in matter of syndication
of assistance for Jos. Harper.
P. Vandehey awarded contract
to repair Staley bridge at $19.45.
T. C. Johnson was awarded con
tract to put in 40 foot span and re
pair Kirtz bridge for $79.50.
In matter of application of Denny
et al for aid in road district No. 9
ordered that $2S0 to be allowed at
the July term or thereafter.
Ordered that the Western Wheel
Scraper Company send 12 drag
scra ers for county road work, the
same to cost !f8 each.
Ordered that Sheriff he required
to furnish a $ 10,000 bond as tax
collector for year 1895.
Several transcripts of cost bills
from justice courts were continued;
ditto constable fees.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
S B Crow trial fee remitted
L K Adams dep dist attorney
James n Sewell roads
J 12 oo !
38 sol
Forest Grove Door & I. Co roads
Perrv Watson drawintr instir-o ii- m
Chas Staley
r. . b J ' ' J J
00
2 00
beorge McGraw
m iii'ii .110 n ,
i W Portland bub R E Co roads 15 00
. 1 luuuoiuuic siauonery 42 00
v. c uetenman assessor 75 ooitne tence; thence east u.'Jl chains 10 the
E L McCormlck sal self and dep 175 00
E L McCormick stationery 4 15
N A Barrett bridges 2 50
Hillsboro L & W Co light and wat
er (2 nios) 67 96
J W Sappiugion salary 50 00
J W Sappington stationery 50
1, A Whttcomb janitor 30 00
Augusle Meyer state cases 7 60
Fred Meyer state caes 7 60
John Northrop state cases 2 20
L A Rood bridges 1 60
h E Wilkes surveyor 8 50
T C Johnson bridges 59 00
Hillsboro I'nb Co stationery (f 50
H P Ford sal self and dep . 275 00
H 1' Ford stationery 2 00
U B Uooilin sal sell and dep 2,50 00
H B lioodm stal'ry and freight 7 SO
V- W Hermans roads 28 85
T O Todd " 2 2S
Argus Pub Co stationery 5 00
C F Weber desk and stool 3j 00
II P Ford keeping prisoners 81 W
Wm A Bond sal Jan and Feb 84 00
" " teachers' examination 12 00
Mrs E Tiffany " " 0 00
J H (Stanley " " 8 00
Jidith Tongue " " 15 00
H P Cornelius freight on road men 4 50
J It Alavs & Sons relief of Wier 5 00
Kose Frost relief of Beal boy 5 00
John Northrop relief of Warren boy 10 00
Lester Al Bell relief for self 5 00
Western Wheel scraper Co road
scraper
D B lieasoner Cumin and mileage
T (i Todd conitu and mileage
Louis Wilcox supervisor dist 24
A A Nichols . ' "48
Geo Alexander damages on road
No 319
300 00
10 00
7 80
20 00
18 00
05 00
Real Estate Transfers.
Lucas Stewart to E C Brown, part
block 3, Hillsboro $550
John Armstrong to O C Hiatt
part blk 8 Walkers Ad Forest G. . . 180
Herman Ounschke to D H Willers
4b a a 1 c f Hart . . .900
John J Sax et al to G J List
10 a sec 29 1 2 s r I w 250
J G Sax et al to Peter Beck
10 a sec 29 1 2 s r 1 w 250
T J Foster Jr to Thos T Foster
lot 6 subd'n sec 21 t I s r 1 w 300
Ladd & Reed F Co to R Koehler
i-j a sees 10, 11, 14, 15 t 1 a r iw 1
C M Keep to W P Via, part of
block 2 Forest Grove 1
Wm Reldt et ux t0 Guido
. " XJ " " "1 ' " w
. . . J? . .IT
Vinson, pt blk C Fairview addi
Hon to Hillsboro.
George Cypher et ux to Elizabeth
35
Mack & husband, n yi 11 e
and n n w sec 12 t 2 n r 3 w. .800
Willis H Miller to F L Swan
10 a of sec n t I s r 3 w. 300
G H Baker to Louisa C Wendorf
loo a sec 24 t 1 n r 4 w. . , 2500
R U Howard to Minnie Oppenland
45 a J B Robinson d 1 c t I n r 3 w.900
Clemens Pontius to T C Meehan
40 a sec 30 1 1 s r 1 w 1000
T H Tongue et al to Mary Lane
lot 1 blk s Oak Grove addition
to Hillsboro. 200
Thos Conncl to P H Baugbman ex '
01 a sec 36 t 1 r 3 w .800
Henry Obershulte to Hanna Ober-
schulte, lots 7 & 8 blk 1 South
Park ad to Forest Grove 400
Also 10 a in town of Dilley 600
E W Haines to R W Lansfield
lot 1 blk 9 Walker's ad to F G. . . 1300
Norman L Thatcher to the same j
40 a sec 14 1 I n r 4 w ..... 1400
B FPurdy toj H Stephens, lots 4,
5,6 & 7 blk 2 Purdy 's ad to Dilley , 130
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Successor to C It Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland 011
Mondays, Wednesduys, and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays. All bushies entrusted to him
Will 1)6 OrOIMOtlV and raiml'llllv llttunrlarl
to. Freight and express rates reasonable.
T . ' r IM(wV
Will
And decision are neccessary
nowdays to make a man suc
cessful. If
He
Would get and hold trade ho
must be as ready to
Strike
Bargains as Schulmerieh and
Son are. The scret of their ac
tivity is that
It
Is caused by their offered bar
gains based on close buying
and profit sharing. Have you
seen the new stock?
Administrator's Notice
TVJ0T10K i3 hereby given that the un
dersigiied administrator of the estate
of David Hears, deceased, tins tiled his pe
tition in the county court of the Mute of
Oregon for Washington county, nskirg lor
the tinul settlement of the atl'airs of said
estr.te, and that said court hits tixed Mon
day, the 4th day of March, 1KB, at the
hour of 10 o'clock u. in. of said dural the
court house in Hillsboro as the time ami
place of hearing ohjtctions to said account
and the Heal settlement of said estate.
Dated January 20, Itntt.
46-5 Samuel C. Shahs,
Administrator of the estate of David
Scars, deceased.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bit VIRTUE OK AX EXECUTION,
decree and order of sale, issued out of
tire Circuit court of the state of Oregon,
for Washington county, in favor of Ken
yon Crumlall and against J N Fisher and
Delia 0 Fisher for the sum of $l;, costs,
and for the further sum of $140, U. S. gold
coin, with interest thereon at the rate of
10 percent per annum from the llth day
of August 194, and for the costs and ex
penses of sale and of said writ.
Now, therefore, by virtue and in pursu
ance of said judgment decree ami order of
sale, 1 w ill, on .Saturday the 9th day of
March, 1895, at the south door of the court
house in Hillsboro, Washington county,
Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of
said day, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the following described
real property to-wit: Lying being and sit-
nuru i . t)A .....tnttr i.f tt ....I. .......... .....4
stale of Oregon, and more particularly
known und deserined as follows, to-wit:
la 3iM.ommcncing at the southeast corner of;
6 2 lot 10 in Steel's addition to Beaverton in I
' "aid Washington county. Oregon, and
1 riiiminir Mtfiien tinrrh O o. olmin. t.. i-l.u
! northeast corner of lot 10; thence south
; SB" west 2.02 chains to n stake by the plank
west i.vi cnains 10 astuke ny tne iilai
! fence; thence smith t.W west eightchai
10 me souin line 01 said lot 10 ! a stake by
place of beginning. The above descrip-
i .... :i 1 1 ..11 .... 1 .. ... ' .
.mi is iiiieimeu 10 rtiiuraee 1111 01 101 11 10
.Steel's addition to lleaverion not Include, 1
in I lie deed to .las. S. Huntington to satis
fy the hereinbefore named sums, and for
the costs and expenses of said sale. Said
property will be sold subject to redemp
tion as per statute of Oregon.
Witness my hand this tli day of Febru
ary, 18 5. H. I'. FOIID,
Sheriff of Washington county, Oregon.
40-5 By V. D. Buadforu, Deputy.
SUMMONS.
In the circuit court of the tute of Oregon
for the county of Washington:
Albert Verboort,
Plaintih".
Thus R Cornelius, Thos R Corne
lius, assignor, J J Morgan and P B
Cornelius, assignees, Alex Chal
mers, Casper Jaspers iloucy
inau DeHart A Co, a private corpor
ation, Win Corbitt, Donald Mac
leay and Kenuelt Jiacleay, copart
neis under the firm name of Cor
bitt & Macleay, James Moore, K W
Ferguson, K F Hobson , copartners
doing business under the-tirm name
of Moore Ferguson iVs Co, G G
Wickson, doing business under
the name of G G Wickson & Co. W
C Noon, G Jl Bryant, F A Naville
and C M Osborn, copartners under
the tirni name of W C Noon & Co,
T J Armstrong, trustee of the said
linn of W C .Noon &Co, A Vander
vel.leu, M Susbauer, II Susbauer,
Bradley, Metcalf it Company, a
private corporation, Defendants.
To James Moore, K W Ferguson,
and E F Hobson, copartners do
doing business under the linn
name of Moore, Ferguson & Co, G II Bry
ant, F A .Naville and C M Okborne, three
of the copartners doing business under the
tirm name of W C Noon & Co, and Brad
ley, Metcalt ife Co, a private corporation :
IN THJO NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you and each of you are here
by required to appear in the above enti
tled lourt and answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled suit oil or
ueture the 18th dayol March, 1805, that be
ing the lirsl day of the regular term of
court neat after the publication of this
numinous, once a week for six weeks, and
you are hereby notilied that if you fail to
appear and answer said complaint, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the re
lief demanded in his complaint, lor the
foreclosure of a mortgage lor the sum of
$7000, with interest thereon, at the rate of
seven percent, per annum, from the iiGth
day of December, 1890, less the sum of
$400, paid on the 20th dav of December,
ish, ano tne iurtnersum ot $50 paid on :
tiie Uth day of .November. 1801. and for
the sum of $600 as attorney's fees 111 this
suit, 011 the following deserined property
being and situated in the county of Wash
ington, State of Oregon, and more particu
larly described as follows, to-wit:
Fust parcel: Buuudcd by beginning at
a point 011 the north line ol the Donation
Land Claim of Thos It Cornelius and F lor
entine Cornelius, his wife, in township one
(1) north, range three (ii) west of the Wil
lainetteMeridiau, said commencing point
being north neventv-six degrees (7in west,
and eighteen and 7.V100 chains (18.75 chs
trom the north east corner of said
donation land ciaim, and running
thence south thirteen degrees (UJ")
west on a line parallel with the
east line ot said claim forty chains (40
chs) to the south line of the north half of
said claim ; thence north seventy-six de
grees (70) west, of the line between tho
north and south halves of said claim sixty
and 50-IUO chains (00.50 chs) to the west
line of said claim ; thence north thirteen
degrees (13) thirty minutes (30") oust of
the said west line, forty and 11-100 chains
(40.11 chs) to the north west cornnr of suiil
donation land claim; thence south seventy-six
degrees (70) east on the north line
ot said claim, sixty and 50-100 chains (00.50
chs) to the place of beginning, containing
W0 acres.
Second Darnel: I.nts mimVwril In-,, ,,,,,1
three (2 and 31 of section thirty-live (35)
township numbered two (2) north range
Hum (oj cs ui nie w inatuutie meriuian,
containing eight and 21-100 acres; the sev
eral tracts thereby containing &4 and
21-100 acres ; and for a decree of sale of
said property to pay said sums and that
defendants and all persons claiming under
them may be barred and forever foreclosed
of all right, claim or equity of redemption
in said described propertv, and every part
thereof, and for his costs and disburse
ments herein.
And you will also please take notice
that this summons is published pursuant
to an order of Hon. Thomas A. SlcBride,
judge of the above entitled court, dated
the 25th day of January, 1895.
Wm. Folev,
-6 Attxirimy for Pinintiff,
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNE YS-AT. LAW,
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Oen'l I'ass Agent, Portland, Oregon.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon
for Washington county.
Mary E Birdsell,
l'laintiil',
v
L L Whitconib, JOIizabeth Whit
eoinb, ,1 A Ueid, Herman Bchul
nierich and U Koch, partners as
Hebuluiericli & Koch, Mary Krl
liber, John Kellihor, V I' Hokuc,
l.en.,rit lloaiie, J C Hall, O W
Collins, John 1) Ooyle and Mary
i'oyle, IJelundants
To John I) Doyle and Mary Doylo, two
of the above iiained defendants:
TN THE NAMK (IC TllliI (itatk nw
X Oregon you are hereby commanded to
appear and answer the plaintilt's com
plaint in the above entitled court and
eaube by Monday, the 18th dav of March,
l!to, the name being the Hist day of the
next regular term of said court following
the expiration of the tune prescribed for
the puoli jutlun of this summons. And If
you tail so to appear and answer the plain
till will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the summons, to-wit:
i-'or a judgment against the defendants,
J A lieid, I, I, W hitconib and Elizabeth
Whitcoinb, for tho sum of fIJo with 10 per
cent interest thereon siuee November
15, 1WJ'.', and for a judgment against the de
lentlant, J A Keid, lor the. sum of till..)
with 10 per cent interest thereon since Jun
uary idtf, 1804, and lor tne sum of 75 attor
ney's fees and the costs and disbursements
of tliiH suit; and for a decree foreclosing
two certain mortgages, one of which was
execute! by the defendants, h I, Whit
comb and Elizabeth Whitconib, on Sep
tember 15, 18H8, and which was recorded
on page 283 of book "Q" of 11 ortgage re
cords of Washington county, Oregon, and
the other of which said mortgages was exe
cuted by the defendant, J A Keid, on Oc
tober 14, lMtt, and recorded on page 62 of
book "Z" ol mortgage records of said coun
ty and state, and that the land described
ii oiuu mortgagee, to-WIt: Uelug 111 gee
tions 84and 36 in 1 1 11 r 3 w of Willamette
Meridian, and being part of the donation
claim of 11 H Hendrix ami wile and
bounded by beginning at the Northeast
corner of the William McLin donation
claim in said section 36 and running thence
south 4,83 chains; thence east 9.60 chains;
thence north 4U.MJ chains to a post on sec
tion litie 19.N4 chains east of the northwest
corner ol said section 35; thence west 5.57
chain to a post on the east line of J B
Kobinson's donation claim ; thence south
lw"t m said line 13.U8 chains to stump
of 1- lr line tree in south edge of rwamp;
thence south 3" east 15.26 chains to S li
corner of said Hobinson donation claim;
thence north H8 0.7 20 chains to a post on
8 boundary of Baid Hobinson donation
claim ; thence H 7.05 chains to N boundarv
Ot aboV tllp.tlt.tnm.H IMf.f.l. nlnI..un
E 21.74 chains to place of beginning, con-
....... yp Tt.uw items, ue sola in tne manner
provided by law and the proceeds applied
to the sutiflfue.f lrm .if t,lu!nlH' ..M Lj.
, , .. a sniu 1 hum-
nents, and tor such other and further re-
pil r court may appear equitable, I
This summons is served upon you by
publication hv order of ih tr,n Ti,.,..
A. Mcliride, Judge of tho filth' Judicial
UlStriCt llf Or0!in AataA .1 1U I
Oregon City. Oregon, on February 7th, 1895. i
, d. a. nrjBTOH.
W At(ornj' for Plaitdiff,
S. B. HUSTON,
ATTORNEV-AT-LAW,
AN l
NOTARY PUBLIC.
liiMiinS Union Block, Hlllaooro,0f.
BARRETT & ADAMS,
ATTOR NEYS-AT-LAW.
...
Itoomnti and 7 Central rtloi k,
H .iaboro, Or. l"
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTOR N EY-AT-L AW,
In Morgan block.,
Ililluboro, Orogon.
W. D.WOOD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Ofllce in Chenetto How. Rmidsno
corner Kirst and Main slroeU, Hillsboro,
Oregon,
S. T. LINK LATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at Residence Kast of Court lloua.
r. K. BAILKT, M.D. ' r.l. BAILIT, .I.M.D.
DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers.
Ollleo in HillNlioro Pharmacy. Resi
dence sontn-wiwt corner llasellne and
he'Kind. AU calls promptly attended day
or night.
JAMES PHILLIPPI TAkOESIR, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Burgeon Houtlmrn I'acltle Railroad Co.
Consultation in Kronen or English. Offlc
and residence south of Main near Sd at..
Hillsboro, Or.
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Conveyancing and fine map work a
specialty.
Lindsay Block, two don 11 north of the
postolllce. Saoondat,, Ulliaboro, Or.
C. B. BROWN,
KNTIST,
I11LL8II0R0, OREC.OX.
UOLD CROWN and 1JRIIM1E work
specialty. ALL WORK Uuareiiteod.
Rooms 1 and 2 Morgan lllock,
Oi'KtfK Hoviim: From 8 a. m, to 4. r. M.
rpo UKNT.--A larte cottaKe with three
A lots in North side addition at $5 pur
month, inquire at tins ottlcu,
rpo HKNT.-A nice little cottano within
X one block ol the Inisiimss part ol town
ut $7 per month: lOuqure at this "Mice or
1 of W. Ii 'I home.
Dissolution Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the co
partnership heretofore existing be
tween Ilrs, 8 T i.iuklater and V A Hailny.
in the drug business, under the style and
name of "I he Hillsboro I'hariuacy" is by
mutual consent dissolved. All liersous In
debted to the late linn either liv note or
I account are expected to settle the name as
soon as possible.
Kaied at Hillsboro, Oregon , this 22d day
ol January , IHtiA, 4 S
NOTICE.
A I.I. p?rsons Indebted to the lute firm of
IV illiunis A Newell ai respectfully
i,jK ".1 to call at the ol!h 0 in the old stand
and settle 11 1 once.
Hillsboro, Oregon, September 20, 1804.
-CI f WlM.lAMSit Skwru,
SUMMONS. :
In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon
lor Washington county,
II Weiirung, W II Wchrung and
O A Wehrung partners its il Well
rung tV, Hons. I'laiittilis.
vs
Julia L Dennis, John Dennis, Es
ther Dennis, lien I, Dannie, Rich
ard Dennis, Eail Dennis, Vesta
Dunnis, Mary A Wellman, C W
Wellinun, Julia L Dennis, atlniin
istratrix of the estate ol 1' M Don
iiih, deceased . Dnfoudiints.
To Mary A Wellman and C W Wellman
two of the above named defendants: .
IN THE NAME OK THE STATE OK
Oregon you are hereby commanded to
anpe.ar and answer the plaintiffs' com
plaint, 111 tho above entitled court and
c ause, by Monday the lath day of March,
18115, the same being the first day of the
next regular term of said court 'following
the expiration of the timo prescribed for
the publication of this summons. And if
you fail to so appear and answer the plain
tills will apply to the court for the reliol
demanded in their con, plaint, to-wit:
Kor a judgment against you, ami each
of you, for the sum offMOuwitli Interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per an
mini since November 2, Nil, and the fur
ther sum of foiii.58 with interest thereon
since .inly 22, 181W, at tho rate of 10 per
cent per annum, and for the sum of 1135
attorney's foe, and for the costs and dis
bursements of tliis suit, and for a decree
foreclosing two cei tain mortgages executf
t VlU V"nms 1,11,1 J"l L Dennis, one
nuu uiumi irongiiges was executed on
November 2, 1HW9, and was recorded on
page 80 of book "IS'' of records ol Mortgag
es of Washington county, Oregon, and the
other ol which stud mortgages was execut
ed on l-ebruary 1,1893, and was recorded
on page 85 of hook "2tt of records of
mortgages of said county and state, and
that the laud described in said mortgages
to-wit: Lots 5 and 6 in block 20 of and in
the original town of Hillsboro, Washing,
ton county, Oregon, be sold in the manner
provided by law and the proceeds applied
to the satisfaction of plaintitrs said judg
ment, and for such other and further relief
as to the court .nay appear equ.tablo.
lhis summon is served upon you by
publicat ion by an order of the Hon. Thorn,
us A McBride, judge of the fifth judicial
district ol Oregon, dated in open court at,
Hillsboro, Oregon, on January 28, 1893.
45 8. B. Huston,
Attorney for plaintiffs.
Administrator's Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the under
signed has been by the county court
ol Washington county, Oregon, appoint
1 administrator of the estate of Anios H.
1 helps, deceased, and has duly qualified
uU0 . .A" l'6"""1? having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present
them to me with proper vouchers at my
residence one mile south of Dilley, Wash
ingtoii county, Oregon, within six months
from this date.
aiRdiMai Hill,uor', Oregon, this Janu,
ary 10, 1895.
.... Okobge H. Phlm.
Adlllimatri.fr.1. nf .1
PhLl... j j eotote Ol AmoS It,
- .t(o, UCUCBSCU,
4-6
Notice For Publication.
Land Orni K jt Orkhon Citt, 0a.(
MOTICE is hereby given thX'tMoL
i-1 Itig-named settler hat filed noticeof bis
ntention to make final proof in support of
befo e"?L'' th?t W ""I Kd
before the County Clerk of Washinston
wis, Hi"sb0c 0r- " hB ia
Joseph Htolnman,
wH&xNvKvwrR84a,wV-sw,v
.prove his coiitiiiuousresi.leneenponfand
cultivation of said land, vlf :
Joseph Dolp, of Haywstd,
Vincena Dofp, 't '
Oregon-,
Nicholas Bothn.Bn, "
4fl Rosr;iiT AiMHVss, ReisWr.