The Argus. (Hillsboro, Or.) 1894-1895, March 21, 1895, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ARGUS County Official Paper. i'riiTi'-) v ISSUED EVERY ' BY " The Argus Publishing Company. SUBSCRIPTION FRICB. Single ivpv live pouts. One year, $1.01). Six months t)o ceuta. Thr!e months 35 cents. Entered at the Post-office ttt Ilillsboro, Oregon, as beeond-chis mail mutter. THURSDAY, MCH. 21, 1895. It is almut time that one-horse fievvspapers let up on Greshatn. He prohablv knows what he is about, and their kicking will do them no benefit, nor him no harm. The man who led the great rail way strike last summer is in Port land. He. will probably fail in raising more discontent, is his fail ure in the strike line was so very monumental. He is now trying to ruise money to pay court expenses but such men as Debs never work for it. The Argus has never been a very great admirer of Secretary Gresh am. but thinks he showed the prop er American spirit in calling Spain down nt once. A little Jingoism is li good thing occasionally. He is not bounden to please the repub lican press, and could not if he had anv desire to so do. Will the Oregon legislature ever do anything to so amend the stat ute I hat a. party charged with a crime can get a speedy trial? As the law now is a person held for crime and arrested after an ad jntinnent of Circuit court must lay in jail for seviral months before ii trial can be had. This comes home to taxpayers as well as piis Miers and Oregon would do well to f.illow her sister state of Washing ton in this regard. It is not to be presumed that the eitv council needs a dictator. Tf they are incapable of legislating for the city's welfare they should be removed. If the council sees fit to regulate a license for retail of spir its by drug stores it has a right to. It need ask no officious individual advice, and it need presume noth- I ing. Granted that the ordinance passes it imposes a $400 tax and I should license be taken out it will Ij lie "acceptable to the city's ex- chequer. : . . Hili.sboro is showing the prop I'er spirit in the subscriptions to the Fourth of July fund. Every citi zen of t lie town and every jerson of Washington county should indi vidually consider him or herself re sponsible to the putting forth of an effort in making this a Wash ington county affair. What we jjijwant is a celebration thut will he . remembered for years by young and old alike. Put your shoulder to the wheel and it will be a grand nuccess. A contemporary, remarks that hopes the "exrert fad" n ill not fjjrevail this session of circuit court, s It is unlikely that it will. But it lis wise procedure to expert the Ipounty's books at least onne a year. tao good ollicer objects to such a filling, and an annual expense of ne hundred dollars is not so un warable to tax payers. They cer aitily are willing to pay that much for .a rigid accounting, under the supervision of two men. Such tin imount of business surely i eeds onie inspection occasionally. Him.bbobo is now paying $800 er Vear interest on bonds for the ity water supply, and the protec tion it affords. Besides this it pays jxtrn for 3 hydrants put in since the Iriginal contract was made, The ghtu also coi-l the city something i the course of a year. A propo rtion will be before the city coun- il, so it is reported, whereby the iwn on ii purchase the light and titer plant at the present lime, in ead of u number of years hence i per contract.' The water coni . . .L ' ..:... Iflliy Will CllOOSe a , limn, me cii ie, and these two will then select third inutv, the three to act as bitrntort in the purchase. There e inimy positions that one could ke on the matter of the purchase, it it is fact that a few years in- iresV would (Win eat up enough pitol to' buy the plant nutirely. hide. Ike phal houM any tKlta.ilvw M.li. diminnted irm. )ulivid'iid if properly operated. ! Washington letter. Washington', 1). C, Mcli. 9, 1S95. It is loihinnto for the country i ''"lt t'ie Present administration is ! free from jingoism. If it were not j I there would be a certainty of an! .i,J .. i e. . i .i i L mteu Mates am! the countries . .i : ,u 1 Ml -.1 .1... i.J which nave 11.11uv.fi1 uit- ifiiu ' j Germany in excluding American; i cattle and meat, professedly on 1 1 i i i j hygienic grounds, and grave danger of war of a more dangerous nature. Although Secretaries Groshani and Carlisle have been confined to their j homes by sickness for the greater part of last week they have not escaped the pressure brought to bear on them by the jingoists, to retaliate upon those nations Ger many, France, Belgium, the Nether lands and Denmark by imposing the ten per cent additional duty authorized by law upon all imports brought to the United States in ves sels sailing under the flag of a na tion that discriminates against American products. This may eventually bedonebut there are sev eral reasons why the administration has no desire to do it unless com pelled by circumstances. First, it is believed that a European combi nation has been formed for the ex press purpose of trying to force a tariff war in order to cripple the rapidly growing foreign trade of the United States; second, the treasury is in no condition to lose the reve nue which must necessarily be lost by a tariff war with the countries named; third, the struggling busi ness interests of this country could ill afford at this time the entire loss of the trade of those countries, which would almost certainly fol low retaliation on the part of this country, and lastly, these countries all declare that they are not dis criminating, but are only actuated by a desire to preserve the health of their citizens. Secretary Gresh iiin believes in exhausting diploma tic remedies before resorting to re taliation; but if retaliation is resor ted to it will be carried out thor oughly and in the end we shall not be losers. The republican editors who have jumped on Secretary Greshatn be cause of his reported efforts to get the government of Great Britain to settle its boundary dispute with Venezuela by arbitration have sim ply shown their ignorance. Every administration since that of Presi dent Arthur has endeavored to bring about this arbitration, and in keeping op the effort Secretary Gresham. is not introducing any thing new, but merely endorsing a policy which has been supported by his predecessors Frelinghuysen Bayard, Blaine and Foster, and which is creditable to runinvery n-sjiect. Therein common sense in the con cluding words of a statement made by assistant Secretary Curtis, of the treasury, denying the sensational statements sent out from Washing ton about thb treasury being em barrassed by reaeon of delay in the delivery of the gold purchased by the late issue of bonds- . Those words, which follow, are commen ded to those democrats who are fond of getting their news from re publican papers: "The piosperity of the country will be greatly hastened when some effective method is formed of checking these alarming articles written by news paper correspondents and newsgath erers who are willing to sacrifice the truth and their own consciences, if they have any, to create a cheap sensation, and play upon the feel ings of an already overwrought public. ' Chairman Payers, of the house appropriations, committee, closes j b.s snalysisof the appropnahons with the following: 'lo have checked the bien in nl billion dot ar oace set bv the Fiftv-first concress is an achievement in itself. To continued. have done not only that, but to j Wm. Corbett tt al, vs. Vm. Lud have reduced the appropriations of wig; sale confirmed, the congress beloiv the billion mark .' ,, , ,, ... , is a triumph vast in its proportions I A-L- ?"Bh vf.- Geo- McCune, acini, and significant of a return to eeo-ietitHie "' Caroline McCune, et al; nomical and honest government. Ba'e confirmed. The first fight in the ranks of II. Koehnke vs Adelheide republ iciifis of the Filty-fourth con Kuehclkej dfcree givuited. gress is already on, the principals being Reed and Cannon. The row began over the Crinp eoiiipliriient- ary resolution adopted by the last house. Mr. Cannon asked Mr. Reed to offer 'that resolution and when he declined said he would do it himself, and he did. He also made a few cutting remark to Keed about his churlishness. The row has grown since then, and al though Reed's election to the speak ership seems assured, Cannon is said to be engaged in raising ob structions thereto and to be not without hope that a combination can be formed to beat him. Ex-Speaker Crisp, who is a sil ver man and one of the commis sioners who will go to the inon lary. conference, if there be one held, says: "I have been greatly encouraged by recent indications of a change of .-sentiment in Europe towards silver, and I have strong hopes that if another conference ! 111 ' i. ii . i, : snail oe lie u uracucai results may bo obtained. J would reioiee to see tle presidential campaign." COURT HOUSE NEWS. FKORATE. Bond. of Ira 0. Shattuek as ad- ininistrutor of the estate of Joe. l!ttrker f xamined and approved. Bond of Fred J. Brown as adniin- islmtor of the estate of Minerva i Cunningham Brown, deceased, ex- i , . , . , nmmeil ntiil muihivAi ,it sWIIHII . . ..Vft""'v" letters Will issue. T , . ; m in e8ti;te of W. K, Camphell, . . . . . de; eased, examined and approved, Circuit Court Court convened March 18, with officers present as follows: Hon. Thos. A. MeBride, Judsre; W. N. Barrett, District Atty.: It. B. Good in, Clerk, and H. P. Ford, Sheriff. E. C. Hughes, George B.igley and II. II. Fenton were apjointed bai liff's for the term. Jurors all lieing present the fol lowing were drawn ns grand jurors: John rhornburg, A. S. Vaughn, T. W. Sain, John Overroeder, A. S. Dudley, W. V. Andrews and II. Hudson, T. W. Sain being appoint ed foreman. John Aplin, juror, was excused for tha term. Cases disposed of as follows: John Harrison vs Joseph Gaston motion overruled and defendants given time to answer. George Alexander vs Washing ton County; Dismissed. John Kosciolek vs Frank Piler ek; deed ordered made in case re demption goes by default. Philip Hassler, Executor last will and testament of J. H. Hassler, de ceased vs Herman Gunschke; dis'd h. A. Hell vs u m Chalmers et al; dismissed. E. A. Hell vs Alex Chalmers et al; dismissed. Wm. Leverich vs Dwight Ponie roy; dismissed. Win. Tucker vs Wm. Annans; dismissed. Minerva Newton, admx. vs J. Gaston et al; dismissed. Marion Brower vs. G. W. Brow er; dismissed. Continued for term: Gilbert Blair vs. Preston Richardson. Chas. Oh le vs. II. H. Hendrix; Peter Bago lin vs Mary Hedges; Felix Gregaire vs Ira Wheeler; Joseph Fessler vs Hans D. Koek et al; A. Finney vs. N. A. Barrett. Win. Jergens vs. Oregon Iron & Steel Co., set for trial 25th inst. Forest Grove Door & Lumber Company vs. J. T. Shannon, et al; S. B. Huston appointed guardian ad litem for those of the defendants who are minor heirs, to protect their interest in this action. , Assignee in matter of estate of D. B. Wi I trout et al, discharged and exhonorated from all liability and the iuatter closed of record. Henry Saffron vs. Oregon Iron & Steel Company; 'adjudged that plaintiff shall recover $87.50 in ac cordance with the verdict rendered at December term of court. E. I). Shattuck vs. J. W. Masters et al; sale of realty confirmed. The same vs. J. A. Reid et al, do. Philip Lovengart vs. A. Kunz et al; sale ordered. Mary Barclay vs. John Dalquist, etal; The attorney for plaintiff or dered to pay all costs and disburse ments in above entitled action, or be punished for contempt of court. Held that attorney knew plaint ff' to be a non-resident when begin ning suit. Attorrey for plaintiff', U. S. Grant Marquam. Katie Erwin vs. Joseph Erwin; divorce granted. A. R Burbank vs. Chas. True et al; tiien of $83185 allowed plaint iff' against certain realty adjudged owned by defendant. Elizabeth Ritchey, Ex'x ill of Wooster; LnK. c,)ll(irmetl. S. J. Dav vs. Thos Carlin; sale State vs George; pleaded not guilty and trial set for 23rd. PARLORS CRANDALL & WILLIS LATEST STYLES Satisfaction Guaranteed a? to Fit ting and rdces. One Door North ef Argus Office, 2d Streel H1U.SB0H0 OREGON ANDERSON & TUPPER, (Successor to C R Mead) EXPRESS! Makes regular trips to Portland on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, re Mondays, Wednesday;, ,and Fridays, re turmnK on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Hat turning, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Hat- ur(lays; All business entrusted to him will be promptly and carefully attended !USXSSO:TSatift orKtTHK A ROUS. Will And decision are neecessary nowdays to make a man suc cessful. If He Would get and hold trade must be as ready lo h Strike Bargains as Sehulinerieh 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 NOTICK is hereby niven Unit the un- i (It'i'siinned uiiimnixtrntnr of the esiatu ol Uavid hours, deceiiseit, lias li led Ins pe tition in the county court of the state of Oregon for Washington county, asking for the timil settlement of the ailaus of sanl esf.te, ami that mi id court lias tixed Mon day, the 4ih day of March, ISIS, at the. hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of said day at the court house in Ilillsboro as the time and place of hearing objections to said account and the final settlement of said estate. Dated January 1S'J.'. 4.Vo ' SAMl'Kt, C. Skvrs, Administrator of the estate of David Sears, deceased. SHERIFF'S SALE. BH VIRTUE OP AN KXKCITTION, decree and order of sale, issued out of the Circuit court of the state of Oregon, for Washington county, in favor of Ken yon Cramlnll and against J N Fisher ami Delia C Fisher for the sum of $ltl, costs, and for the further sum of $14U, U. 8. gold coin, with interest thereon ut the rate of 10 per cent per annum from the llth day of August 1S!)4, and for the costs and ex penses of sale and of said writ. Now, therefore, tiy virtue unit in pursu ance of said judgment decree ami order of sale, 1 will, on Saturday the !)th day of March, lS'.to, ut the south door of the court house in Ilillsboro, Washington county, Oregon, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. in. of said day, sell ut public auction to the high est bidder for ea-di. the following descrilied real property to-wit: Lying being and sit uate i.. the county of Washington und stale of Oregon, und more particularly known und descrined as follows, to wit: Commencing ut the southeast corner of lot 10 in Steel's addition to llcuverton in said Washington county, Oregon,- und running thence north .n," chains to the northeast comer of lot 10; thence south 50 west 2.02 chains to a stake by the plauk fence; thence south V.H west eightchaius to the south line of said lot 10 to tt stake by the fence; thence east 'ill chains to the place of beginning. The above descrip tion is intended to embrace all of lot 1U in Steel's addition to Heavcrton not include i in the deed to Jas. S. Huntington to satis fy the hereinbefore named sums, und foi- llie costs und expenses of said sale. Said property will be sold subject to redemp tion as per statute of Oreg.tu. Witness my hand this nth day of Febru ary, 18.13. H. I'. FORD, Shcrilf of Washington county, Oregon. Hi-5 Hy W. D. HmuKomi, Deputy. SUMMONS. In the circuit court of the State of Oregon for the county of Washington : Albert Verboort, Plaintiff. Thos R Cornelius, Thos K Come- lius, assignor, J J Murgan and P 11 Cornelius, assignees. A lev (Mini. . mers, Casper Jaspers Honey man Uellart it Co, a private corpur ation, Win Corbitt, Donald Muc leay and Keunett .Macleay, copart neis under the firm name of Lor bitt & Macltuy, James .Moore, K W Ferguson, K F Hobson , copartneis doing business under the linn nume of Aloore Ferguson & Co, O U Wickson, doing business under the name of G (i Wickson & Co. W C Noon, ii 11 llryunt, V A IS'avilie and C M Ostium, copartners under l lie hrm name of w C Noon & Co, T J Armstrong, trustee of the said linn of VV C Noon ifeCo, A Vander veklen, iM Susoauer, If riusbauer, llradley, Aletcalf & Company, u private corporation, Defendants, To James Moore. K W Feruuson. and 14 F Hobstoi, copartners (In duing business under the tirui naineol Moore, I'erguson & Co, (J II Bry ant, l' A iSavillc aijd C .M Ot.bome, three iif the copartners doing business under the nrm nume ot v u Aoon iS Uo, and llrad ley, Jletcall & Co, a private corporation : IN THU NAME OF THK Hf ATE OF Oregon, you and each of you are here by required to appear in the above enti tled lourt and answer the coinmiiiutof the plaintiff' in the above entitled suit on or betore the lstli dayot March, IHJo, that bo iug the lirsl day of the regular term of court next after tho publication of this summons, once a week for six weeks, and you are hereby notified that if vou fail to appear and answer said com plaint, the piuiiiurt win apply to the court lor the re lief demanded in bis complaint, lor the foreclosure of a mortgage tor the sum of $7U0U, with interest thereon, at the rate of seven per cent our annum. Irom t ie 2(Jth day of December, 1SIW, less the sum of 4!J, paid on the aitli day of .December, ibsii, unci the lin tlier sum ol $J0 paid on tiie 14th dav of iN'oveuibcr. imi. and for i theuni of (iUU us attorney's fees in this! suit, on the following described property j being and situated in the county of Wash ington, State of Oregon, and more particu larly uescrioeu as iouows, to-wit: First parcel : Bounded bv beiriuiiiinr at a point on the north line of the Donation Lund Claim of Thos It Cornelius and Flor entine Cornelius, his wife, in township one li; norm, range inree(.i) west ol the wil lanietteiVeridiau, said commencing point being north seventy-nix degrees ni") west anil eighteen and 7.V1U0 chains 08.75 chs) i irom tne norm east comer ot said donation land claim, and running thence south thirteen degrees (13) west on a line parallel with the east line ol said claim forty chains (4U chs) to the south line of the north half of said claim j thence north seventy-six de grees (7ti) west of the line between the north and south halves of said claim sixty and 50-100' chains (8U.50 chs) to the west line of said claim ; thence north thirteen degrees (13) thirty minutes (itff) east of the said west line, forty and .11-100 chains (40.11 chs) to the north" west corner of said donation land claim; thence south seventy-six degrees (70) east on the north line of said claim, sixty and 50-100 chains (H0.50 chs) to the piucn of beginning, containing S!4B acres. Second parcel : Lots numbered two and three (2 and 3) of section thirty-five (35) township numbered two (i) north range three (3) wesi, of tho Willamette meridian, containing eight and BI-10U acres; the sev eral tracts thereby containing -lh and 21-100 ucres; und for u decree of sale of said property to pay said sums and that defemluiits and all persons claiming under them may be barred and forever foreclosed of all right, claim or equity of redemption in said described property, 'and every part thereof, and for bis costs and disburse ments herein. And you will also please take notice that this summons is published pursuant to an order of H Thomas A. MeBride. judge of the uoove entitled court, dated me zjtn uay ol January, IHllo. Wm. Foley, 15-8 Attomny for Plaintiff. SMITH & BOWMAN, ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW, Notarial Work ami Conveyancing. Kooiiis 0 & 7 Morgiin lHk., UilUhoni, Ore. rnc, K. Oaki's, Henry r. I'.iy . Henry I'. Il-i.iu li.vieverx. ORTHERF PACIFIC R. 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CAL The Circulation of the CHRONICLE is equal to that of ALL THE OTHEB San KranelHCO Horatng Papyri Com BHIBS EAST! TheNewChroiiicle Building The, Weekly Chronicie? r.i. 'M t uvii'inn ha Alien 'I J. NOHTHRl'P, ;Newly Furnished yj and Renovated. A first-clnss table and all ;u'cuiii limitations for the convenience of gutsts. . . . The New Way East. Great Northern Ry AMI) O U & N (Vs Lined. THE SHORT ROUTE TO 1'OIXTS IN Wasliinirtoii Idaho Montana Dakotas Mlinii'Hit n ml die East. Til HOUGH TICK UTS OX SALE fCIIICAfiO i ST. il l'.om n,;, LOUIS ;IIIN(ITOX To; PIULADKLI'IUA NEW YOKK I, BOSTON And Ad I'vint in the United Statm, Canada and Europe. The (Ireat Northern liailwny is a new transcontinental line. litius' llulli-t-l.i-brary Observation Cars. I'ulace Sleeping and dining cars, Family Tourist Sleepers mid First and Secoiul-I'liiss CoiicIich. Having a l'ock llallnst Track The Oreat Northi'iu Kaihvay is free from dust, one of the clncl annoyances in transcontinent al travel. Hound Trip Tickets with slop over priv ileges and choice of return routes. For further information call upon orT write C C DONA VAN, (ieneral Agent, l'J2 Third St, l'ortlaud, Oregon. F J WIUTNKY, J I A, U N Itv St Paul, Minn. (lives the choice of TU'O THANSCONTIXEXTA h ROUTES SPOKANE DliNVKl! MINNEAPOLIS OMAHA AMI AND ST PAUL Kansas city LOW RATK8 TO ALL KAHTKKN CITIES f Ocean Steamers Leave Portland Every five Days ... FOR ... SAN FRANCISCO For full details call on or address; W H HUBLBl'BT, Gen'l Pass Agent, Portland, Oregon, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Washington county. Jliiry E Uii'ilvell, IMiiiutiir, vs I. I, Whitcoinb. Elizabeth Whit- icomb, ,1 A Itcid, Herman Sehul inerieh and C Koch, partners us M-hulmerich. & Koch, Mary K-l-I lihi l, .1' I'll licllihcr, C I' Hogiie, ; . enorii ll'.giie, J C Hall, D W - t 1 ! if .i. iii) D iMiyic and Mary vie, Dtlciidants ! To J ! of 'he jim 1 Doyle and Mary Doyle, two n,m c nalocd delendaiits: ! X' Till: KAMI! OF TMIO STATIC OK . J- oicitnii vou arc heioby commanded to i.ii":.r unit nuswer the plaiulifl's coni j jiiiiu.i, in tlie above entitled court and ciiuac by Aionduy, the lHth dav of March, ioim, uic puiuu nixing me ursi ouy oi me next regular term of said court follow ing the expirulion of the time prescribed for the piiblijution of this summons. And if you fuil so lo appt-ur und answer the plain tiff will upply to the court for tlie relict demanded in the summons, to-wit: i'oru judgment ugainst tho defendants, J A held, L li Whitcoinb and liilizubeth Whitcoinb, for the sum off42o with 10 per cent interest thereon since JSuvemW 15, 1WJ, und for u judgment against the de lendant, J A Ueid, for tin. sum of IU. 0 with 10 ier cent interest thereon since Jan uury '20, 1S04, and for tne sum of .attor ney's fees und t lie costs and disbur-einents of this suit ; und lor a decree foreclosing two certain uiortgugeN. one of which was executed by I lie defendants, h L Whit coinb and Klissubelh Whitcoinb, on Sep tember 1ft, and which was recorded on page 283 of book "Q" of u origage re cords of Washington county, Oregon, unit the other of which said mortgages was exe cuted by the liulendant, J A Itcid, on Oc tober 14, 1K92, und recorded on page 02 of book "ii" ot Mortgage records of said coun ty and state, and that the land described In said mortgages, to-wit: Heing in sec tions 34 und 3i) in 1 1 ii r 3 wof Willunielte Meridian, and being purt of the donation claim of H II llendrix and wife and bounded by beginning at the Northeast corner of the William McLin donation claim in siiid section 3ft and running I hence south 4.8,1 chains; thence cast 0.50 chains; thence north 40.i,0 chaiiiR to a post on sec tion line 10,84 chains eust of the northwest corner of suid section 8; thence west 6.fi7 chuins to a post on the east line of J 11 Robinson's donation claim ; thence south 1 west on said line 13.U8 clinlus to stump of Fir line tree in south edge uf rwamp; thence smith 8 east I.V2U chains to S li i comer of said Robinson donation claim; I thence north 88 0 'Mi chains lo a post on ! S boundary of said Robinson donation I claim I hence H 7 nr. i., I u ,,, v l..,,,,wl,,. of above meutionid Mcl.in claim; thence ii 21.74 chains to place of beginning, con taining 4li.30 ucres, be sold in the inunner provided by law and the proceeds applied to the siilisiaclion of plaintiff's suid Judg ments, und lor such other und further re lief us to the court limy iipiienr equitable. This summons is served upon you by publication by order of the Hon. i nonius A. Mcllride, Judge of the fifth Judicial district of Oregon, di.ted nt Chambers ut Oregon Cltjr.Orcpiti.on Fchn ary 7th, 1895. H, U. Huston. 48.0 Attorney for PlatuUtf. ! treat lion jNortk'iu Hf. - Futile II j. S. B. HUSTON, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, a NO NOTARY PUBLIC. RoomS Union lilock, HllUUro,Or BARRETT & ADAMS, ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW. Homnsliuiul 7 Central Itlock, HiliHlsiro, Or. T. H. TONGUE, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, In Morgan lilock, HlllHl)oro, Orwgon. W. D.W0OD, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Olllce in t'henetto Itowr. Hfwldeno, corner First and Main alreetn, llilUboro, Oregon. S. T. LINKLATER, M. B.C. M. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office ut Itesidenco Kusl of Court House. P. A. BAII.K V, M.O. P. J. BAII.Br, B.B.M.D. DRS. F. A. AND F.J. BAILEY, Physicians, Surgeons and Accouchers. Olllee In Hlllslioro Pharmacy. Kctd dnnee outn-wet tsornnr ItaMolino una Sei'ond. All calls promptly tUUmded day or night. JAMES PHlLLIPPB TAMIESIE. M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Burgeon Southern f'aci lie Ilallroad Co. Consiillationln French or Kngllsh. OIHce ami residence south of Main near 3d at., llilUUioro, Or. WILKES BROS. ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS. Conveyancing and flue map work peclalty. Llndsuy Block, two doom north of th postolllce. Beoond at,, Ulllaboro, Or. C. B. BROWN, ICNTIST, 1IILI.NI!)U0, ORIOOON. (iOM CROWN and URMMIK work spcclulty. ALL WORK tluurentcvd. Hooiiim 1 und 'i Morgan lilock, Oh'FK'M llomis: Vroui 8 a. m. to 4. r. M. rP) UK NT.--A large collage with three X lots in North sule uddition ut $5 per month. Emniiie ut this otUte. rpo KKXT. A nice little eollagd williin A one block of the blisntesii part of town at $7 per month: JCnqure ut this "dice or of VV. li Thoruc. Dissolution Notice. ' TOTIf'K is hereby given that the co ll partnership heretofore existing bv.. twci'ii llrs. S T i.iukluler and K A Hailey in the drug business, uuiler the style and name ol " 1 he Ilillsboro I'luirniucy" in hy n uiuiil consent dissolved. All persousiu delitcd lo the lute firm either by mile or uccouut ure expected to settle tlie' same ns soon as possible. Dnied at Ilillsboro, Oregon , this 2-'d day oljaiiuary , INOftv 41-5 NOTICE. VI.I. persons indebted to the Into linn of Williams A Niwell a respectfully nsked to call at the olllce in tlie old staml anil scille at once. II illsboro, Oreumi. Scplcinlmr i'0, 1804. Witt Wll.lHMS A SKWKI.L, SUMMONS, In the Circuit Cuuii ot Ibe Slate of Oregon for Washington county, II Wchriing, W 11 Wohriing and II A W'chiuiig partlieis as II W'eh ruugASoiis, riaiutills. vs .In lut j Dennis, John Dennis, lis thcr Dniinis, Hen 1, Dennis, Rich ard Dennis, Kail Dennis, Veslu Dennis, Mary A W'ellnian, C W W'ellinaii, Julia 1 Dennis, admin istratrix of the estalu ol 1' M Den nis, tleccased. Defendants, j To Mary A Wellimtii and C W Wellmim two of the ahovo named defendants: IN THK XAMK OK THK STATE OF Oregon you are hereby commanded hfc appear and tinswer the plaintiffs1 com plaint, in the above entitled court and cause, by Monday the 18th day of March, 18115. Ibe same being tint first duy of the next regular term of said court following the expiration of the time prescribed for the pnlilication of this suiiiihoiis, And If you fall to so appear and answ er the pluin till's w ill apply to the court for the relict demanded in their complaint, to-wit : For a judgment against vou, and each of you, for tlie sum offyioowith interest thereon at the rate of 10 per cent per an num since November 2, 1801, und the fur ther sum of $ill.5H Willi interest thereon, since ,inly 22, 1803, ut the rate of III per cent per annum, and for the sum of $1HJ attorney's fee, und for the costs and dis bursements of lMHMU.it, mid for u decree foreclosing two ceitaiii mortgages execut ed by P M Dennis and Julia I, Dennis, one of which said mortgages was executed on. November 2, 1889, and was recorded on page 80 of book ",1" of records ot Mortgag. es of Washington county, Oregon, and thfr other ol which suid mortgages was execut ed on February 1, 1893, and was recorded 011 page 05 ol hook "al" of records of mortgages ol said county mid state, and that the land described in said mortgages, to-wit : Lots 5 und II in block 20 of and in the original town of Hlllsboro, Washing ton county, Oregon, be sold In the manner provided by law and tlie proceeds applied to the satisfaction of plaintiffs' said judg ment, and for such other ami further relief us to the court .nay appear equ. table. This summons is served upon you by publication by an order of Inn Hon. Thom as A Mcllride, judge of the fifth judicial district ol Oregon, duted In open court at Hlllsboro, Oregon, on Januurv 28, 1895. 8. H. 'Huston, Attornoy for plaintiffs. Administrator's Notice. NOTICK Is hereby given that the under', signed bus been by the county court ol Washington county, Oregon, appoint ed admiiiistrulor of the estate of Anios II. 1 helps, deceased, and has duly qualified as such. All persons havingclulms against said estate arc hereby untitled to present them to me with proper vouchers ut tnv residence one mile south of Dillev, Wash ington county, Oregon, within six nionth irom this date. Dated ut Hillsboro, Oregon, this Janu ury lo, ISIA). . . . ' L (JieiRciis H.I'HHM-8, Anin iiiurriifro. r,l tl . V . , : w if'i'ii ui aiiiiwii. 1 iieiiis, oeceaseu. 43-fl Notice For Publication. Land Office at Obeoo.n City, Or.i ,Tn,,.., , , , Jun. 30, 1895.f V01 1( i, is hereby given that the follow. 11 Ing-iiunied settler lius filed notico of bi Intention to make liiiul proof in support of iscluini. and that said proof will bemud before the County Clerk of Washington county t Hlllsboro, Or., on Murch 18. 1805, via: n r. , J"RePh-8telninBii, & b 8,lJl,,l!r.i!!f'..l'.,'tR.? ?".') .Sw 7, 1J 4 ' K " 1 . V orovtt e mimes the following u-tnyu i.. his coiitlnuotis refldeiice upon Ullii al.mn nt' sti til lnil .,.. r ...... vwMciMuwMa 11-paiv cultivation of suid laud.vk: Joseph Doln, of Hywirrl Vinceuji Dolp, " 1 wn ' OMOil. u. renows, " n Nlobola Uothn sji, " u JrO RwwAMu.uw'RtiipBteY.