The Argus., June 13, 1895, Image 2

irtE ARGUS
County Official Paper.
The Only Democratic Paper ill Wash
ington County.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
The Argos Publishing Company.
SUBSCRIPTION FRIO.
Single oopv five cenw.
One year, 1.00.
6ix months fiO cents.
Tlirne months 35 cent.
Entered at the Post-office at Hillsboro,
Oregon, as aecond-clas man matter.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13. 1895.
Cknsurb wrong doing wherever
you see it, but don't gossip. Sense
less gossip, which to some is a tooth
some delicacy, has done more to
create misery than all other evil
tfVer in existence.
There is no doubt that the city
phouM have a plat ol the location
of hydraiits'so that each member
of the fire department could famil
iarize himself with their exact
whereabouts. It js said that ar
rangements will be made so that at
the time of alarm, notice can issue
as to what portion of the city is the
fire, in order that water may be
turned in the mains and ready
when the hose is connected.
It is the everlasting habit of
debt that makes times so hard all
over the United States. The spec
ulative spirit of the American peo
ple is almost universal, and so long
as they will borrow, juBt so long
will they be incident to all the
hardships imposed by capitalistic
power. No nation can be prosper
ous with such a curse clinging to
it, and the sooner people fret free of
debt, and stay that way, the soon
er will prosperity crown our shores.
Asd still the cry for free co'nage
of silver goes on. There i. of
course, a division on this question
in democratic 'auks, but all differ
ences will be settled before the Pres
idential campaign, and the settle
ment will be for further coinage of
the white metal. Even those who
are opposed to free coinage, can but
Bee that the nation is in need of a
greater volume of money, and they
will readily understand the import
of the increase being in silver.
The career of Olney, as Secretary
of State will be watched with inter
est. That he has a profou nd knowl
edge of law is too self evident a fact
to need . mention. Just how he
will administer the affairs of his
important trust remuins to be seen.
So far as is Vnown there is no rea
son why a successful lawyer cannot
be a huccessful diplomat and arbi
trator, and Cleveland's choice is
apparently a good one. Judge
Harmon, who succeeds Olney as
Attorney-General, is an able lawyer
and his is a prime appointment.
Some time back, 6ne Ezra Pop
pleton, who was an agent for a gold
washing machine, sued Chas. Nick
ell, the publisher of a southern
Oregon newspaper, for 110,000, be
cause its columns had denounced
him as a "bilk," and "confidence
man." Last week a federal jury
at Portland returned a verdict of
one dollar for the plaintiff, which
was equivalent to saying that the
editor should pay for the pleasure
of the arrest, only, and nothing for
the advertisement. Nickell is all
right and his newspaper friends on
ly wish that the tine had been
one dollar less.
To the average human mind it
almost seems that the Divine one
made a mistake in creating an af
finity between the consciousness of
the human life, and the clay which
1 . 1 .
envelops 11, oecaune tne one is so
subservient to the other. The in
tellectual, or as some would term it,
spiritual force of man is constantly
imposing edicts upon the dust,
which that element is ever tearing
down by its very coarseness. The
one sustains the other, and yet
there are those who will tell us of
free moral agency forgetful of the
fact that we are all fools, only that
some of us won't acknowledge it.
The administration seems to be
setting along very well, notwith
standing the effort of both popu
lists and republicans to throw dis
credit on every movemen t. Some
thing unexpected will drop on the
eve of the next campaign, as the
republicans think they Lave such
a walkover that they alr&vlv
beginning to fight over the Pree -tEtntial
nomination. '
and the prize ring has faded away
yet there are times when the man
with an extremely timid heart
wishes he had the science of Cor-
bett, and the etrikine powers of
John L.t together with the courage
of an Ethan Allen, just to glorious
ly punch some sinner's head. And
then he trembles at himself for be
ing brave enough to wish such a
thing.
Between the republican effort to
again get the reins of government,
and the calamitv-crvine of the
populists, the democrats have had
sufficient to contend with to bank
rupt almost any party, numerically
speaking. But these things are us
nothing when we come to think of
the recent great loss the organiza
tion has sustained. The defection
of the only R. H. Mitchell from the
patty to populism is a blow that
the Oregon democracy can illy
stand up against. But, neverthe
less, notwithstanding, a tlio ough
examination might show that his
political convictions are so "rotten"
that they are in conformity to his
newly found element. In truth he
has never been a democrat, or, po
litically t-peaking, anything else.
A STATEMENT
In last week's Independent there ar
peared an article, stating that a remon
strance had been circulated relative to
the planking now on the ground for re
pairing Main street of this city. We
consider the strictures unnecessary and
not pertinent, as the committee did not
expect to get lumber entirely free of sap,
and the lumber furnished is more than
an average lot of lumber. A number of
the largest taxpayers in the citv have ir
spected the planking and think it very
good considering the price paid. It
might be pertineut to here state that
the specifications did not call for lumber
free of sap. It appears that those mak
ing most complaint are two or ih e
who pay but very little, if anv, tax to
ward the support of the city. As to lay
ing the plank at an angle of 45 degrees,
at which the remonstrance takes issue,
it is a well known fact that in such a
position it will last much longer. Fur
thermore, the laying has been let cheaper
than ever before in Hillsboro's histo-.- -.
As there has been some talk in regard
to the bids we herewith submit them
as received, and now on file:
James Sigler, J6.00
Anurews L.OT. vo
5-90
J. C. Hare,
The remonstrance in question reahv
i - , 1 .. ... . -
needs no reply but seeinir that the InriV.
pendent published it the facts are now
given.
Committee on Planking.
Jos. Downs.
F. A. Bailey.
I. E. Berst.
LATEST NEWS.
Over 20000 people attended the
free silver convention held at Mem
phis yesterday.
President Cleveland hns issued a
proclamation, advising Americian
citizens against giving aid to the
Cuban Insurgents.
Louis Smithey, the self confessed
murderer, will probably be taken
to California for trial.
The S. P. railroad Shops .were
destroyed by fire, at Portland last
evening. Damage, about $75,000.
Pittsburg's base ball team iB
still in the lead of all in the con
test for the national pennant.
Tomorrow the pioneers of
Ore-
gon will meet at Portland.
Debs did not show up at
ti.e
time the court ordered him to
jail,
but was found a day later, when
he claimed he had fallen asleep in
a menus nouse. ne was mcar
cerated.
Commissioners' Court
JUNE TERM, 1895.
The contract for the Harris bridae
across the Tualatin has beeu let to
T. C. Johnson for $1213.00, and
the Reeves bridge on the sume
stream, south of Cornelius will be
built by C. T. Royal for $977.00.
Viewers have been appointed on
county road No. 329. and roads No.
330, 331; and 332 have been ordered
established.
Reports of county officers were
examined and approved.
Pat Dooley was duly admitted
to the county poor farm.
The county road in Diet. No. 92
has been ordered changed and put
in good condition for travel, when
establishment will follow. View
ers were appointed on change of
road between Hillsboro and Jo'Jy's
mill. '
The following claims were con
sidered and allowed:
ROADS
Charles Walter 00
Cave & Finney jj'oo
Miiy ner
300
James Laidlaw & Co
10.00
C W Hendricks a302
FredMatthies t'
A A Mead ' c Si
J H Kennedy Z
Tl... M , 1 "
reicr iracKSOl 10.00
Carstens Bros -Mot
Patton Bros 75
STOCK INSPECTOR
DC Stewart ,. 35,00
PRISONERS
Schulmerich & Son
1.50
74 93
0.50
H P Ford
Cave & Finney, Poor Farm . .
STATS CASES
W D Smith
E J Lyons
500
S.OOj
35-001
L K Adams.
repairs, c R and j
Carstens Brothers
A 11 Collins.
3.6o;
30.05 !
STATIONERY
ine Argus r,,oo
Iriu Hodsou Co
Glass and Prudhomme...
4
R- Goodm-.-
HP Ford
13 05
E L McCorniick
J W Sappington
SALARIES
2.00
3
J V Sappinton, Treasurer 50.00
n l. Mcv-ormicK, sell and dep. . . 175.00
n r ora aa 75.oo
k. o uoouin no 250.00
PAUPERS
AWSaxton 2S6.40
J C Lampkin 1 50
John Northrup 10.00
Rosa Frost 5.00
Lester M Bell 15.00
Andrew Olson 5.00
ASSESSING AND COLLECTING
REVENUE
George H Wilcox 78.00
William Pointer 63.00
J T Fletcher 42.00
SH Humphreys 57.00
E I Kuratli, a months 102.00
J W Morgan 15.00
CE Deichman 15.00
BRIDGES
CC Hancock 78.95
TE Cornelius .. 16.00
W A Good in 100.00
Wiley & Dennis 2.50
MISCELLANEOUS
Hillsboro L & W Co, Fuel & Light 5.90
L A Whitcotnb, Janitor va.oo
John Withycomb, to apply on. . .
County map 100.00
D B Reasoner, Co. comm'r 19.00
1 u load, ao 13.80
F J Babcock Post GAR Indigent 26.17
F J Keenan, refunded and remitted 3.30
FOREST GROVE.
Aaron Wells and daughter are in Port
land visiting relatives.
Agnea McMillan, who was in the
teachers' class at the public school here
last winter is teaching a school at Hay
ward of about thirty scholars.
Mrs A P Venen returned from Port
land Thursday and is making Mrs Hin
man's former residence her home. Mr
and Mrs Venen are now Dernianenllv lo
cated in the Grove.
Mrs Nixon has been improving Pacific
Avenue in front of her orooertv bv fillimr
in the bad places with crushed rock. It
s a 8 improvement and the example
is worthy of emulation.
Dr James Bayley, Newport's physician
and a prominent 33rd degree Mason, was
in the other day the guest of Dr Large.
The Dr was a delegate to the grand
lodge which convened at Portland this
week.
Most of the people who attended the
Salem excursion Sunday took the pre
caution to have accident insurance.
Fred Walker, W H Dickson, Norman
Stewart aud M S Eads of Porllond, the
Trilby quartette, were in the citv Friday
night and returned Saturday.
Wm Streeter, of Portland, visited at
the James Ranch last Sunday.
Adam Brecker. an electric lineman of
Portland, was in the city Saturday.
Chas Hanson and F C Toelle, of the
Tiut Vi a T n ,1 aM :.. .
Bethany Band, were in
town Saturday
on business.
G V Dallas, a farmer of the Nehalem,
was in the city Saturday. Mr Dallas
lost all his buildings by fire one day last
week.
John Wilson, ot Gales Creek, was in
the city Tuesday.
J D and L I) Corbet;, farmers of Pat
ton Valley, were in the city Monday.
L R I ohrhreck was in town this week
in behalf of the Portland Sun.
The Port Townsend (Wash.) Leader of
june otn says that I Will l.vsons hat
; been admitted to practice law in the su
penor courts alter a written exannna
tion. Mr Lysons was formerly a student
niAaru.
C W Ransom, Joe Bailey and H D
Jones and their families with a few in
vited guests spent Sunday at the soda
springs.
About one hundred people visited the
state cap.tai irom nere last Sunday.
CENTERVILLE.
There are plenty of men going th ouh
me couniry tooKing tor worn and p ay-
uig uiey won v nua it.
After his public sale C WHermens wi'l
take las wile east for her health.
Onr school was the object of much ad
miration at the recent Childi-ens' Dtv ex
ercises at this place am' much c:-eii'it is
due Mrs Carrie Illanchaid, onr teacher,
for the training. We lead them all.
Peter Cluck, our blacksmith, is very
busy repairing machines for the clover
and hay crop.
Fred Knecht visited Bethany Tuesday
last notwithstanding that he and bis
horse had a serious falling out when they
started i e, Fred fell out, and the result
was a blue eye and peeled nose, but be
rode him just the same.
One of Sam Moon's cows which were
dehorned last week has since died, and
two others a -e In bad shape, their heads
being much swollen. A bull which was
dehorned at the time, belonging to Mr.
Bagley has also died.
W A Seymour and wi."e have moved
to Dayton where he will work in a saw
mill. J E Wilson did the hauKng. We
are all sorry to see them go and tri'st
they will come back.
Walter Lyons is building a now house
011 ms iauiers estate.
Abe and John Delplanche divided their
farm this spring. Abe is building a very
lint? uuunu i.ii um nun.
Our road suuervisor has tha moil Vnm
Sheffelin'g corner to the bridge in better
vuiiuiuuu man ever oeiore.
Most of the corn planted before the
recent, rains nas rotted.
Martin Vanden Brook fell from his
wheel the other day and peeled his nose
111 an elegant manner.
CORNELIUS.
The 8 P Tie Preservinor Wo.-ka hp v ar.
, rived and will be in operation soo .
Chas Johnson did business at Po.-;land
Monday of this week.
The new Livery barn is neariag com
pletion. The Adventlsts are holding a two week's
camp meeting out on the picnic grounds.
J H Allen and wife visited with A B
Lewis and wife Sunday.
About 30 people went on the excursion
to Salem last Sunday.
Robt. McNutt left Monday with a load
of supplies for Vei nonla.
M E Clavk has leased a house in Corne
lius. Born, June 9, 1 85, to the wife of Geo
Hancock, a daughter. Geo is doing well.
R A Clark Is tending bar for Charley
Johnson.
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one block of the business Dart of imvii
at 7 er mouth: Umpire at this "(lice or
of W. E Thome.
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A. D. CHARITON, Asst, Gen!. Piss Agent
roniLANo .
255 Morrison Street.
Administrator's Sale.
BY VIUTUK of an order and decree of
the County Court of Washington coun
ty, Oregon, made and entered May 13, 18
95, which said order authorizes and directs
ine, as administrator of the estate of Rich
ard Malone, deceased, to make sale of the
real property belonging to said estate:
Now therefore, by virtue of said order
and decree, and in pursuance thereof, I
will on Saturday the 2J)tli dav of June. 18-
95, at the hour of 10:00 o'clock a. 111. of
said day, at the south door of the Court
house at Hillsboro, Washington county,
Oregon, duly sell at public sale to the high
est bidder, the following described real
property belonging to said estate, to-wit:
Commencing ut the 8. W. corner of Lot 1,
in moca i nmoer z, in town ol Hillsboro.
Washington county, Oregon, as surveyed
and Dialled bv Justin Chenowith. and run
ning thence east 011 the 8. line of the N. half
ot said Block Number 2,198 feet; thence
north 49 feet; thence west 198 feet to the
W. line of said Block Number 2; thence 8.
49 feet to the place of beginning.
Also Lot No. 5, in Block Number 1, in
Highland Addition to the town of Hills
boro, Washington County, Oregon.
Terms of sale: One-half cash in hand;
one-half in one year with interest at the
rate 01 8 percent, per annum: deferred pay
ment to be secured by mortgage on the
land gold ; conveyance to be at the expense
of the purchaser.
W. If. Wkhruku,
Administrator of the estate ol'ltichard Ma
lone. deceased, 10-,')
No e 0" Final SeuYu-e-.
NOTICE !s hereby given h:t .!p un
dersigned tiled his lm.,1 nwoi il
as executor oftlie last will and testament
of Alfred 0. Wilkinx, deceased, in the
County court of the State of Oi ev.on '(.'
Washington county, and that will .in t
has appointed the 15th day of July, WW.
at ten o'clock a. m.as tlietimo for hea ng
objections to such final account and fo
the seitlenieut thereof.
Dated ut Hillsboro, Oregon, ' his June 10,
1895.
JohlPH Kl. . RMAN,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Allied U. Wi'kins, deceased.
Notice for Publication.
Land OmcE at Obeoon Or. r. On.)
May 81. l,".
NOTICK is hereby given that: He ioHow-ing-nanied
settler has tiled not'ceoi'
his intention to 1 .ike tin:. : piooi ,11 0iii
poit of his claim, and lh:. -rcl n:oo" Wri
be made befo e the tl'sisie.' mid Keceivi r
V. S. Land OHice a O -iO i C ', Oiv, 011
JulyZi. J3ft. v'a:
tieorge 0. Rogers,
H. E. No. 11280, for the 8 W Sec 24 T 3 N
K6W.
lie names Lie ioltowmg wi.nesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
n. .1. e .... :.i i 1 '
uitivai-ioii ui etniu miiu, viz;
K. M. Heidel, ol Olenwood, Oregon.
J. L. Barnard, "
W. M. Watroua, "
Julia L. Joyslin, ' '
11-6 Robebt A. Milleb, Ru:ristc:'
Notice for Publica'i n.
Land Office at Obeook Citv, Ok.I
May 81, 1895. f
TVT0TICE is hereby uriven that the follow-
11 ing-nained settler has tiled notice of
nis intention to make tinal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof W ill
be made before the Register and Receiver
U.S. Land OIHce at Oreiton Citv. Ore.iron.
on July 23, 1895, vis:
Frederick Martin Heidel,
H. E. No. 11406. for the N W V. Hoc. "i. T
3 N, R 6 W.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence uimiii ami
cultivation of said land, viz:
John L. Barnard, of Olenwood, Oecon.
O. O. Rogers,
A. F. Rogers, Forest Giove, "
W. M. Watrous, Olenwood, "
11-6 Robkbt A. Mim.es, Regi'.i'i-.
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Obeoon Citv, Ob.I
Mav 31. IMflS f
N0TICL is hereby given that the follow-ing-nvmed
settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make ti ual proof in sup
port of his ciuim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county, at Hillsboro, Or., oil July
15.1895, viz:
Robert N. Varley,
H. JS. No. 10273, for the NWSK,8 W
NEJi and Lots 2 and 3 Sec 2 T 2 N, R 5
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
A. H. Hchoiield, of Olenwood, Oregon.
J. F. Allen,
Kdward Hughes, " . "
M. L. Donahue, " "
11-6 Robert A. Milleb, Register,
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Obeoon Citt, Or.I
May 81, 1895.(
TWf 0TI0E is hereby given that the follow
Xl ing-nanied settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make Dual proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the Register and Receiver
U. 8. Land OIHce at Oremin Citv. (Ire,,,,
011 July 23, 1MI5, viz:
Anson J. Rogers,
H. K. No. 11273, for the 8 E bee. 24 T 8
N Range 6 W.
He names the following wit.cesn l..
prove his continuous residence uimn nnrl
cultivation ol said land, viz.
John 1,. lia.-iiard, of Olenwood, Oregon.
F. Ji. iiciUo!, . ' "
J n 'la L. joy..'i , " ' " '
W. M. WaCi-Oi.i, "
Robert A. Mim.er Register.
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Sale.
Merrily, oh! Cheerily, oh!
the sale goes on ! The bar
gain sale
Goes
Rushingly
nl Schuhni'ricli & Son, and
the word of advice is: If you
are
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the Lookout
For Style, Variety and up-to-dateness,
you should call
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AND REPAIR
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Cleaning aud Repairing neat
ly done. Charges reasona
ble. Leave all orders at
Schulmerich & Son.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICK is hereby given that the un
dersigned has tiled her tinal account
as exeeutrix of the last will and testa
ment of David Dapp, deceased, in the
Cornty Court of the State of Oregon, for
Washington county, and that said Court
na appoimeo tne 1st day or Julv, INtfi,
at ten o'clock a. 111. as the time for hear
ing objections to such tinal account and
tortile settlement thereof.
Hithav Dtpp.
Executrix of the last will and testament
01 uuvKi ifapp, deceiiswd. 10-5
ANDERSON & TUPPER,
(Suci:ec,or to C R Mead)
EXPRESS!
Makes regular trips to Portland on
Mondays, Y ednesdays. and Fridays, re
turning on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Hat-
uruays. au DUNiuesa entrusted to him
will lie promptly and carefully attended
to. Freight and express rates reasonable.
Leave orders with hini, or at Lodford's,
or Ui 1 tin AmlUHi
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Okeoom Citv, Or.)
May 11, lHOft.f
"VTOTICK is hereby given that the follow.
Xl Ing-iiained settler has tiled notice of
his intention to make tinal proof in sup
u. hi- ..(..: I .i .
Pji ui uin IIIIU lllllfc B1IK1 prUOI W ill
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
June 21, lf, viz:
Henry XaufTts,
U.K. No. 8461, for the IV h IS Ji, K i 8
W , BecWTSN, 114 VV
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of paid laud, viz:
0. A. Peterson, of lluxton, Ore.
Jan es Cummins, "
H. Stowell, "
C. J. Mendenhall, "
8-6 Robert A. Miller, Register.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Washington county.
Albert Epperly,
Plaintiff.
vs.
A H Bond and Jennie Bond
his wife, John C Findley,
James 0 Mitchell and Em
ily Mitchell his wife, 0 A
Hughes and L Hughes
her husband, Edgar It
Holmes. George H Hmith
and M J Mcki IIIIOII,
Defendants.
To Edgar R Holmes and George H Smith
of the above named defendants:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, you and each of you are here
by required to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled against you in the above en
titled suit, on or before Monday the 15th
day of July, 1895, the same being the tirst
day of the next term of the above entitled
court next following 1 ix weeks publication
of this summons and if you fail so to up-
pem mm answer, lor want inereoi tlie
pinintitr will apply to said court for the
reiiei prayeu ror 111 said complaint, to-wit:
for a judgment against the defendants, A
H Bond, Jennie Bond, John C Findley.
unintm j juitcneu, ,iiiiiy mitciieu, u A
Hughes, L Hughes, and Si J McKinnon,
for the Slllll Of 1(100 with interest thereon
in U 8 Uold Coin at the rate of 10 per cent
per annum from the 15th day of May, 1891,
until paid, and for the further rum of $100
as attorney s iee nerein, ana the costs and
disburseireuts of this suit, and for a de
cree foreclosing the mortgage executed
and delivered bv defendants. A It Hmwl
aud Jennie Bond, to plaintitf, on the fol
lowing described real property, situated in
the County of Washington, State of Ore
gon: to wit:
The south forty (40) acres of the East
hall (X) of the South west quarter () of
oecuou uuriy-iour (341 01 townsnip two (2)
that the lien of said defendants or either of
tnem, including K R Holmes and George
H Smith, be decreed as subsequent to the
lien of plaintiff and subordinate thereto,
and to sell said real property upon execu
tion and order of sale as is by law provid
ed, to satisfy such judgment as may be ob-
mineu against tne saiu aeienuauts, and
that tiie defendants and each of the.11 be
forever barred and foreclosed of all right,
title, or interest in or to said real property
or any part thereof and that plaintiff have
such other and further relief as to the
court may seem meet and equitable.
ThiB summons is published pursuant to
an order of the Hon. Thomas A. McBride,
judge of the above entitled court made at
Chambers and dated the 21st day of May,
1895. John W. Gwilt,
9-6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Notice For Publication.
Laud Offick at Orkoon City, Or.)
Mav 31. lKHTi.f
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of his
intention to make nnal proof In support of
ms ciaini, aim mat saiu proof will be
made before the itegister and Receiver
V. 8. Land Office, at Oregon City, Oregon,
on July 23, 1895, viz:
Julia L. Joyslin
H. E. No. 11274 for the N K v Sec. 25, T 8
NKttW.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said laud, viz:
George O. Rogers, of voltuire, Oregon.
A V. Rogers, ' "
F. M. Heidel,' , - "
W. M, Watrous, " "
11-6 Robkht A. Mn.i.KR, Register.
l HOLMES,
Purest Drugs
and Chemicals.
The Hillsboro
Select Stock
of Stationery.
THE NEW WAY EAST..
I
K Great
AndOR&NCo's Lines. 1
The
Short
Route
T
I'oints
In
Washington
Idaho
Molilalia
Dakota
MlniifMita
uml the Kast.
Through Tickets (CIIICACO I'llILAIMCLIMII.V
On Sale . ST. LOUIS NKW YOKK
To and From: WASHINGTON HOKTON
And all Points In The United States and Europe.
XH K GIIKAT NOKTIIKHN IIAll.WAY Isa new tranmontlnenlal
line. Runs llnlli't-Uhrnry, Observation Cars, Palace Hleeiiliig and Din.
ing Cars, Family Tourist Weepers and Klrst ami Hucond-l lass ( oaclies.
Having a Hock Itallast Tinik TIIK (J UK AT NOIITIIKIIX It A 1 1 .-
WAV is free from dust, one of the chlel annoyances-in iraiiscoiiuneniai iravei.
Round trip tickets with stop over privileges and choice of return routes, l-or further
information call upon or write C C IMINOVAN.; Ilen.-ra Agent,
V I Whitney, (i P A, (1 N H.V, ' l'lh!rdM, Portland. Oreg
St l'anl, Minn.
SMITH & BOWMAN,
ATTORNEYS-AT. LAW,
Notarial Work and Conveyancing.
Rooms 0 A 7 Morgan lllk., llillslsiro. Ore.
S. B. HUSTON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
PUBLIC
Room 8 Union Block, Hillsboro, Or.
BARRETT & ADAMS,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Unguis 0 ami 7 Central Block, ' '
Hillsboro, Or
T. H. TONGUE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
In Morgan block,
Hillsboro, Oregon.
W. D.W0OD, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
OHIce lii Chenette Row. Residency
corner First and Main street, Hillsboro,
Oregon.
S. T. LINK LATER, M. B.C. M.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Office at Itesideuco Kast of Court House.
C. B. BROWN,
JJIiNTIST,
IllLIABORO, OUKGON.
GOLD CROWN and DRIDGK work a
specialty. ALL WORK Guarcnteed.
Kooiiih 1 and 2 Morgan Block.
Orvwtt Houkn: From 8 a. m. to 4. p. M.
r. a. BAn-er, m.d. . j. bailit, b.b.m .d.
DRS. r. A. AND F.J. BAILEY,
Physicians, Surgeon and Accouchers.
jMM r .. v.-
UlllCfl in Hlllnrwrn Vha.m... Dl
Beoond. All calls promptly attended day
wuiii-wiM corner isaNiuinn Ann
JAMES PHILUPP1 TAMUSII, M. D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Surgeon Southern Paclflo Railroad Co.
Consultation In French or English. Office
and residence south of Main near 8d St..
WILKES BROS.
ABSTRACTORS and SURVEYORS.
Converaneins and flna m !. .
apeclalty. ' "
Lindsay Block, two door north of the
poatoffloe. Swond at.. Hillaboro. Or.
Cor. 2d 4 Wish'ton
j j. northrup,
Newly Furnished
and Renovated.
A first-class table and
all accommodations
for the convenience
of guests. , , ,
Notice.
18(5, and intercut will cense mi hmiiim miw
nlPJum .u - .
J. W. Happino row,
n-tf County Treasurer.
Notice for Publication.
Laud Orrn-a at Ohkuok CTr, Ob,
.flllll. 1 IHU
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has filed notice ot
ms intention to make nnal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash-
1IIKIOII COIIIIIV. at tllUSDorn. Ilremnl mi
u.jr Lit, loisj, vis ;
John Q, Johnson,
H. E. No. 8tMtt, lor the 8 E Hoc 18 T 3 N,
R 8 V
He names the following witnesses to
prove nis continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
J. H. Houndey, of Sylvan, Oregon.
Thos. Meacliam, of Mountaindule, Ore.
D. B. Roe, 1.
William Neeves, " "
12-6 Robebt A. Mn.LEit, Register.
Notice for Publication.
lakd Office at Orkqos City. Or. i
. 1
Mav 11. inn-, 1
lay II, 18115.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following-named
settler has tiled notice of
nis intention to make nnal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before the County Clerk of Wash
ington county at Hillsboro, Oregon, on
June 21, 1895, viz:
Qua 8. Gordon.
H. E. No. 8446, for the W N W 'A Sec 1,
NEKec2T2NR?W.
lie names tlie following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz:
A. H. Phipps, of Greenville. Oregon,
A. E. Mead, "
John Lippert, "
C. Berdau, 11
8-6 Robust A. Ma1.11, Register.
NOflCK is hereby given that all countv "VTOTICK is hereby given that the inwl
. ,ynW'W e,',lor8e?, P"r to June ' il signed has bMii by ui oounu ilrt
1,1805, will berexlceniableat the office of : ol WaHhington counly; )wgon amiS.
ujiu wuiivv tinnniiiiir 1111 p r imv j linn 1 a. 1 fii 1111111111 isrninir ut i . ...
Patent Medicines.
Proprietary Articles.
Pharmacy,
Particular Attention Paid to
Physicians Prescriptions and
Family Recipes.
E. McNKll,. Receiver.
TO THE j
EAST
, . . .Gives the choice of
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
ROUTES
Northern Ry. Pacific By.
SPOKANE
MINNEAPOLIS
DENVER
OMAHA
ST PAUL KANH.H CITV
LOW RATIOS TO ALL
KASTKKN C1TIKH
Octan Stnmer
Leant I'oitlnnd Every Eire
lhiyn
... von ...
SAN FRANCISCO
rVr full details cull on or address:
W II HI It LRU hV
Pass Agent Portland, Oregon.
Gen'l
Notice to Donation Claimanti.
Unitui Statks HiHTuurr Land Omcn.l
un-gon vny, ure May 11, inn.-i,f
riill Al.l. li..ru.i,u I.....1 .1 ' ....
------ , ..r.....n .,n,IMi uinim seme-
-a. ineiu uoou inicis ui
Ii.itil ui(l.l.. l.t..
district, and given notice, as required by
law, that they claim such lands us dona
t ons under the provisions of tho out of
Congresseutilled, "An act to create the of
fice of Surveyor Goneral of the puhlio
lands in Oregon and to provide for the sur
vey and to make donations to settlers of
iliZ u, 1 J.,, j , ! approved Heptein
her a, m, and tho various acts anienila
I tory and supplemental lliereto, ami to
I their heirs, devises, grantees, and all per
sons making claim to such dona ion
claims whether by descent. devise, Indicia
I sale, or conveyance in g0d uit, ,
have hitherto failed t akeand tile in t
proper land olllce llnal pri)()f J ,,
, eonlance with the requirements of Hectlo ,
1 l ot the act ot congress approved July m
WM, and In pursuance of the directions of
tlie commissioner of the General Lan Of.
.m it.,"J.Hn; "'I".11 Mar at
.uii.io. t.,,iiv,u is lien v vium, 1..
! X ? ke f "d ''''"' pro.."
or such claims ami iwilect their IIH
3're , v'-w. m
time such do nail, u c.U l, T , V! 1 .", hut
have been abanmT hJ 7 .". " ,e .w
lands e.n braced therein will be restored to
the public domain as provided in s,i , art"
of Congrcssof July au, ihim.
Mttyn.,Hlert'ur ,,Hr",s iM" 1Un ll"y''
noBRKTA.Mii.i,iiB, Itegister.
J wkh I'ahiikt, Receiver.
10-0
Administrator' Notice.
of llenrv DfAintntn .u..,.',...i
bin estuia
j having cluiins aKaiuHt Huid
All pei-Hous
estate are hereby notified t prese
the same to me with immur v, ... ,,: .1
.. ... . Kdwaro SoiitiLMMicii
Administrator of the partnership estato
of Henry JJemniin, deceased P tJi
Administrator'! Notice.
"Totice is hereby given that the under
11 signed has been duly appointed ad
ml.ilstrator of the estate 'of WVR liwU
deceased, by the County Court of" Whl
Ington county. Otegcm. and has dulv
quail led as sucnadn.rnistrator. All ,2?
sons having chi ms against said esute "are
iiereiiy notilled to present the
at tne law olllce of 8. B. Hust
born, with proper vouchers
months from this date.
Huston, in Hi,N.
wiihiu six
ofIMtt!msburo,0reBOA,'tIJ1-Il4thlly
Adintnistratorof the esUf. V w ,18'
is, deceased. -
Notice for Publication.
Land Okfu-r at Orcbon City, On.l
XTOTICK is hcrehv Bv... IS? A. l ff .
hiJ 1 i":."1"" "ei-tler has filed notice of
his Intention ft, make llm.i .... w.J-1"
ort of liia c:
tiroilf In bi
'io vnai said
11 a T0...1 niu - B ""to'iu necer
u. H. Land Olllos at Oregon Citv Onm
on July 28, 1895, viz: y' K
Receiver
Oil,
Wm. V. Watmna
G.O. Rogers, of Olenwood, Oregon.
A. F, Rogers F,
F. M. Heidel,
J. L. Barnard, " .
11-6
RonRRT A. Mimrr, Reglstw.
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