The enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 188?-1891, March 27, 1891, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textof Ute Laws .'imsi-il by tli .41. IiOirislntiu'O. 8. II, NO. lIO?, Soc, 1, That overv poison tdiall ilo work or furnish niitU'iiul foi tho work in or dvolitmont of any minti, halo, ftiiniii claim or doponit violdinit motalti or miiiorl of hiiv kind, or lor the work jug or development of any tnin, oil or dopomt in oreh of iiit'h metal Of nwti-riatii; ami to all la-moim who hall do work or furnish mttriala upon iiv alititl, timml, imlimv adit, drift or other excavation osined or used (or the ,uroe of draining or working nny mioh nunc, lode or dimwit, tdiall have a lion upon the same to mvuie him the pay ment of the work or In nor or niatarials hirnished bv oach tVMPoctfullv which shall attach m every case to Hitch mini, lode ordeposit, and' though such 8ha(t, tunnel, incline, adit, drift or other ex cavation bo not within the limits of unch mine; shall not rot applv to owner of any mine who worked by a lonse. Sec. "J, lVraons eookinn to fnlhlinh lien must tile, with county clerk within sixty davs after lie Ima ceased to labor thetvon irom nny cause, or after lie hag ceased to labor thereon from any cause, or after ho has furnished material. Keinaininjr sections dotine usual eon ditionsof mechanics' liens; clerk must record ; lien must he established w ithin six months, or it is invalid ; owners of mines not made parties to suit or not liable. In effect by approval. s. 8 no. 223. To Punish Minors over the ttge of sixteen years of sire for Obtaining or Attempt ing to Obtain intoxicating Liquors Under False l'retonsos. Sec. 1. If any minor over the ue of 10 years shall for the purpose of induc ing ar.y person to give or sell to such minor any intoxicating liquors represent to such person that such minor is over 21 years of age or upw ards, such minor up on conviction thereof, shall be puniancd bv a tine of not less than $25 nor mote than $1"0. Sec. 2. It is hereby made the duty of district attorneys, sheriffs and police of ficers to see that this law is enforced. Approved. In effect May 21st. s. b. no. 22ti. To Regulate the Construction of Sim..e Stacks on Steamboats and other Water Craft plying upon the Willamette river. Sec. 1. . Any person or corporation operating such crafts above the city of Tort land, shall construct with hinges, so arranged that the) can be lowered to level with pilot house, when necessary, to pass uinier any bridgo on said river. Penalty 50 to UM. Not approved. In effect may 21. s. n. no. 227. Amends Sec. 2428 so that county as sessor enters upon his term of office on the first Monday in March next following bis election, instead of the first Monday in July. s. b. no. 411, For protection of birds in the state of Oregon. Sec. 1. Makes it a crime to injure, kill, take, destroy, or have in possession except for breeding purposes, or sell or offer for sale, or reiuovti from the nest, destroy the nest, or have or sell the eggs of any nightingale, skylark, black thrush, gray singing thrush, linnet, gold finch, green tinch, challinch, bullfinch, rod breasted robin, black starling, gross-beak or mocking bird, or any birds introduced by association for introduction of useful singing birds into Uregon. Penalty $5 to $100, or imprisonment until the fine is paid. , s. b no. 44. Amends Section 3.V7, Relating to Deter mination of Insanity, to read us follows : Sec. ;iV)7. The county judge of any county in this state shall upon applica tion of any citizen in wri ing setting forth that any person or persons by rea son of inan ty or idiocy as the vase may twfc ' (ring from neglect, eqpos rt ort.ttift re, or is unsafe to lie at fr or - - ..iering under mental do $4ru;i, shall cause such person or wtsons to be brought before him at bucIi time and place as he may direct, and the said county judge shall also cause to appear at the saint time and place on or more cometent physicians who slmll proceed to examine the person or jut sons alleged to be insane or idiotic, and and if the said physician or physicians, after careful examination shall certify upon oath that the said person orpr sonsare insane or idiotic, as the case may bo, then such judge, if in his opinion such person or persons be in sane or idiotic, shall cau-e such person or persons to be conveyed to ami placed in the insane asylum of the state of Ore gon. Provided, that an appeal shall lie from the county court in such cim-H :,nd I in the s.une manner as is provided foi appeals from county courts in other cases. Provided further, t.iat no inline or Miotic person shall be sent to an asylum under the provisions of this net who has friends w ho ih-sire to provide for his safe keeping and medical treat ment. Provided further, that in case of sickness or absence of the county judge, or inability to act from any cause, the sheriff shall notify any justice of the peace in his county to act in place of said county judge, and the suid county judue, and the said justice of the peace shall exercise the power herein con ferred upon the county judge. Approved . In effect May 21 . Oregon Pnollle liui lroiul. From various hints and pointers that have been thrown out by the officials and interested parties of the Oregon Pac ific railroad, the prospects seem quite favoiahle for the extension of that road over the Cascades and on towards the great Harney country, and on eastward, connecting with some transcontinental line. A strange gentleman, who was with out doubt an Eastern capitalist with the interest of the Oregon Pacific at heart, recently accompanied an official over the road, exf mining the various proper Ktand interests in connection there iit, and, from the stray words dropped hwnd there, it is evident that the '",, Ptt. Pacific is not going to remain "tied up to a stump" commencing nowhere and ending worse than no where. The extension of its line over the Cas cades tliroiiuh the best natural pass that range affords, and lapping nearly one hali of Oregon in territory, which con summation now seems only a short time in the future, will make this a paying road without a doubt, if judiciously managed. The people of Salem look forward with pleasurable hopes to the consummation of this object for it will certainly result in closer relations with tne Capital City than are now furnished by a few riyer boats. Salem Statesman. The Proctor Tower. : The building and grounds committee ; of the Columbia Exposition, have ac cepted the design for a tower, of steel, 1100 feet li'l''i surmounted by a tall flag staff. Ten elevators will carry passengers t the top. Four of these will run to the first landing, 200 feet, 400 feeOibove the ground, stopping at the first' landing, while two others wi'l run m, wiyut stop to the second landing; , a-"-4- 'T tom the second and third Ian-lint two will -ihoot up in the dome, 10:.)0 tact above the ground. The capacity of Vf e elevator" is 100 people per hour .ewaf or 1C00 people an hour up and Awn 'i1'16 twer w'" ue one B'ow of Sric liht ,rom ba8e ,0 do,m' the rery top beintt illuminatod by powerful V nt irlo" over exposition. Jdec t ' itv will be used in numerous ways. Str devices, telephones, signaling up .,tim ventilating fans, being a few .I... noCCPBUTY lilllllKn lum n Ul OB UOlie milieu---. . i.-i. ,r. ,ii) hvr tins suoine lorce. iiv- Snlic power will be very likely be used fcTrnnmn the elevators in the tower. Vrtors however, will be used to oper nressure p"'nr18 tl,a.t supply "'6 rttertothe hydraulic cylinders. Itemaiiit for the New Laws. Thorn is a general demand to know what the now law are, A groat many of them mio In force by emergency claus es and approval of the governor. The common i ilinen and tax-paver is as com pletely in the dark as to all this legisla tion, which he is ixKcted to comply with and may be hauled Into court tor innocently violating, at tho' It trt pro mulgated by the Khodivt of Egvnt to the unlettered iinhahitants ol the Nile, The cltisen has the flint right to know the new laws and changes or rt'ieiila of old ones which affect his rights and lib erties. There is no pretense o( any econ omy secured by present antiquated and inadequate method of publication In book form at the expense of the people and for the Iwiollt of ollielals and shh ial classes. The immediate publication of alt new laws and when they go into effect is a reform urgently demanded by the people. Salem Jotirat. This bit the nail squarely on the head as the state printing olllee under the ex 'stlng condition has the the fattest plum in the land, and the masse of the people derive no tanollts therefiom, ex cept their share of tho tax, which they cannot avoid paying. TmibRWR JiKWS. Will. TKl'ST Kl'I.K. Nkw York, March 111, Uumors con coining the formation of a great tobacco trust, to embrace all the manufacturers ' of cut ami plug tobacco in the L nitml States, have created inu :h interest among totmceo men. Leading cigarette manu facturersthe I'nkes, the Kimball, Ion & Viinlher and others are already united in the American Tobacco t o , ami it is said this company is endeavor insr to buv nn the uIiik manufacturers. It is rumored that iu Danville, Virginia, the American Tobacco Co. Is negotiating for the purchase of one or more motoric of that citv. it is also Mid the hillock cheroot factory and Venahle' tobacco factory are on the mint of selling out to the New ork concern. In Louisville, it is said, the Kinxcr factory will bo the next to sell out to the American compa ny, and that other will follow. In Danville, Virginia, memln'r of the farm ers alliance are endeavoring to establish a cigaielto factory, in opposition to the new combination. It ia said that stock will soon tie issued. In Louisville the warehousemen are combining to protrct their interests, but the groweis are not iu sympathy with thm A NATIONAL HAT COMPANY. Nkw Yohk, March HI Lending re pre tentative of the woolen hat nianiifao details in the formation of a national hat company with a capital of $1,000,(100, The combination will take the produc tion by leading factories for a term of years, with the privilege of renewal, and producing quantities sufficient only to meet the demand ANOTHKR COMBINATION roKMKI), Nkw York, March lft Wholesale dealers in sionges in this city have formed a combination to control the market for Florida icepswool sponge. This variety of sponge is considered the first for carriage purposes, and the de mand for it is ilotiob the supply, A DHITISII COM' Mill A CONSOLIDATION. Victoria, B. C, March 1(1. A consol idation of all the breweries in the city was effected todav. The cupit.il in volved will not exceed $1,000,00.). The purchase money has been paid, and the properties will be transferred to syndi cate August 1, next. OttKGON WKATHER Bl'HEAU. CcNTRiL timer, Portland, Otviron.i t'ro)-Weather Bulletin No. For week ending Saturday March 21, li. WE (TlltK. The temperature has risen, but is yet slightly below (he ivorrnal. Showers fell during lire week, but not average nrnoiinl, (ioiierully partly cloudy weather prevailed, the sun when shining being quite warm. An occasional light frost occurred hi Western Oregon. In eastern Oregon frosts wire freipient at night, the Uaysbeing ipiite warm. The snow is ahoiit all gone from the val leys of Kastrrn Oregon, though there yet reman s plenty in the toot hills ami in the inou itains. The inching mow generally soaked into the earth, making the soil very wet. In Western Oregon the soil is very wet from the February rains mid March showers. Ktroiig south and south-west winds prevailed Thursday, Friday a.id Hat day. Hol-S. Owing to the wet soil conditions In West era Oregon, and inching snow ami wet soil iu Kastern Oregon, sj.ring seeding bus gen erally been delayed. .Some plowing has been done on the higher lands of Western Oregon and in parts of .Southern Oregon Whilethe weather conditions have not been u to the average, yet they have been very favorable to the fall ami w int-T sown grain w hich is invariably reported to be in a most prosperous and promising condition. Con siderahle growth has been made during the week. In the Willamette va ley, especially, the soil is wet w hich retards spring work. In parts of Western Oregon peach anil apricot trees are in blossom, quince trees showing leaves, berry bushes and shrubs are leafing, and other fruit trees have swell ing burls. Wanner weather with sunshine is needed throughout the state. The sea son is slightly later than usual. The pros perous condition of the fall wheat, the wet condition of the soil, the backward weather conditions all tend towards a bountiful bar vest. STOCK. In Wallowa county some stock has been lost, In other stock sections it is rare that loss Is reported, and on the other hand their condition is reported to be good. The grass is growing and furnishing good feed. HF.AIiTn. Injimc sections "la grippe is prevalent; but nothing serious. The general health is first class. B. S. Paovb, Observer, U. 8, Signal Service. TKY THE ENTEHPRISE WORK. ON JOB Chamhuklain'h Evb and Skin Oint mknt. For tcltor, nalt-rheuni, scnld hcail, Bcsteina and chronic Bore eyes. Price 25 cents par hox. Ciiamiikhi.ain'b Colic, Ciiolkiia and DiAKitifutA Rkmedv, tho moot ruliiible known medicine for bowel coinolaintg. It in eHpeuially prized by pers'ins Biibject to colic. It luiH cured many caHea of tthronic diurrhu-a, 1'rice 25 and50 centB per bottle. "Ib Hub the best?" h a question often itsketl, when medicine is wanted. The following are a few of the medicines of known reliability, Hold by Uko. A. IIaku 150, driiL'giHt, of thin place. lie Iihh many otlier excellent medicines, but these are worthy of special mention : Ciiahiikulain'h Ccugii Rkmkdy, fa motiH for its cures of severe colds, and as a preventtive for croup. Price 60 cents per bottle. "There is little in woman's advice, vet he that won't take it is not overwise," says Cervanta. The proverb is -nost aptly illustrated in the following item : During; tho fall of 1882, while my daughter was teaching in the country near hear, she contracted a severe cold And rough. I Bent her a botlln of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy and the effect was so Bali-ifm'tory that on her recom mendation thu entire neighborhoobe gan its use, and with the most satisfac tory results, wlik.li haB continued with increasing confidence ever since. .1 . H. lteinliart. druggist, Alton, Kansas 50 cent bottles for sale by Jeo. A. Hard- $3,3001 -: HOOTS and SHOES Bankrupt Stock OF BOOTS A3STD :: SHOES To Ih solil itt f0 Ccntn on tho Dollar for 15 iluys only. Call curly if yon vvittit your pick, ntul nvohl tho rush. Tho Great Easieni Store. Mayer & Ackerman, Props. gUEKN 1IEK Restaurant Lunch Counter 3IARTIX CIK0 CO, I'ttoPltlKTOliS: Meals served tiny and ni'lit. Oyctcrs and (.'hops in Any Stylo, Side Kntnince fur I.mlics. Main St., Oregon City. LINK OK GROCERIES IN TIIK CITY. Call and Examine MY PIUCKS. Twelfth iiiul Main St., OrcgonC ity. United Hack, Truck and Livery Company, W. II. (.'ooke, Manager. Comer Fourtli ami Main Strct'tn, OKKCJON CITV. The I.KADI.Ntl I.IVPilY STAHI.K of th t'ilv. KigM of unv ilcscriiition f 11 rri im n. 1 on whorl noticii. All kintlH of Truck mnl IVlivcn iliiHi- nt'HH iiointly ntli'iiilo'l to. Ilorcs lioiinlinl iintl l-'cil on rcamui- u' tin tcrniH. -FOR- DRUGS GO TO G. A. HARDING. fttiwm. no r lit itnnln hf Jiidti R, -1 vi i.i i. i.r m. iionilt r, y.H limy nl iimk.' i: mini,. . Hu , mn (.ii, it y, .it .,..!. kij (... in i t.i ii l'i..m(& lo VIII a ilny id ilif utm. i, nt ,, ,0 mi. limit M'i', mi Nino. In urn i nn uf lllicrli',1. y llll r-. HUM. lire HI Imliip, fv. uiK nil y.nr iIiih-,.i .oui- n,ii.,-,,ti, only to Hid w.tih. AllUmnv, ('tml i y Ml III1 fur cvrrv -irki'r. W ,un ton. finnUlili.r vtytl.tnir. KAHII.l , Mi l- ,i,V itnriifil 1'AlilH t.l,Af.s Mij:i;. A.l.lr.i-m WIWSUS k (0., HMilUMi, ftUl.Sh. M4i-ija-- Friend of Woman. The very remnrkntilo run! ocrtiiln i-cllet given womankind by "MuoruH Kevoiiloil Jtcniedy' has won nr It the niunfi nt Womnn'ii Friend. It Is uniformly HiiceoKMhil In relieving their dellcttto Hllineiitn. MOORE'S REVEALED REMEDY 8taudn peerleHmiH the niittinil remedy peenliirly adapti'il to the wioitft of wuitiitiiklnil. WHAT ONK LADY HAYH: WlCATTl.t!, Jim, '20, IH'.II. "t want yon to iinlilinh my teiitlitiiiiiliil fur Moohk'h Kki kai.kii Kkmhhv, fur It 1 1 n heen a K rami thing fur me, fur It him enroll mo nf lioml ehen, from wlileli 1 have niitloreit whenever I beeame chllletl, for llie lut fifteen yenrtt; I huve nutTereil perfect torture fiirtwerity-fuiir hfiurn at a time, HinnetimeK retohlrig fur three hours with out any rest. ami ini'ilile tom-t lielp frnrti any of the iiiiitihnili'HK remeillen tried. Now I am free from liliu suffering, fur Hi tlio firm symptom nf one of these attacks I tnke a good iluse nl "Moore's Keveitleil,' Hint llttitlstlio end nf It It has ti 1 ho on red me of i'.i nl i.ll'.n. My hits band says It has saved lilt, life, anil he would not be without It. We are bolh sn happy over It. we cannot say enough In its (avor, tiinl advise nil our friends to use it." Ml. 8. JAMKH OLKASON, Cor. 12th and Jackson bts., Uenllle, Wash. IM'Vat lale by all druggists. O.E.A.FBEYTAG, TIIK BestaiiiCtanest AaK. 1 1 4,' RMCDY -,fwii!ti.;'ut f mini sunt- iff .l.,'.lfci w FARMERS LAST CHANCE! A tew more led nt llie II.M.I' Mt l.li Y, lUltltovY ANIl HkKIIKIIM. Tlicv will In' t rme- I It 1 i.l lima Hum the nrl'i'tii l' himl lueliiMetlo'tii tml, it full lit i once n HON, JOHN MYK.IOV K.WtM, er fur fultlu.r ptiitlenlHiH KilttrorN L. r. WILUAMST Bo? 280. Ill'tnon Cll, Poll SAW.. -The thomughhre.l I'.'di irrce 1 iii Iniin , "SivM'ot," sired by I'anhv I'ritiie. UNION PACIFIC RY. OVKMiAND HOUTM Tiains for the Mast leave I'o'ihtud, " :llt) A M. and il;IHI P. M. TIPICTC l uiid front irliicltil pnlnU IIOIVCIs) lull,,. I'ulliM SUIva, Com, I. ninl K.Im'I'O Elegant New Dili ing Pakco &r$, Pil.iiuitl Pnhiee Slccieis. HiP.K ('tH.t)MST SI l.i:i'lNU ('Alt run Through on Ilxprens I'raii.s TO OMAHA, COUNCIL MAJKFS. KANSAS CITY, CHICAGO, A- St. LOlJJSj WITIIOt'T I'HANlli:, j Clone I'. iliniMMl.HK ill IVirduIld for HnU Krull cl"t mid t"ntet Hniiml )i itlx. for further irlleiilnrii liiipilre el any agi'ii ol the l'uinnui)r or t. . i.i: :. . i. a r. I'm thin il, tin gun . n. 4a-n'l 'tliiniiuer. Northern Pacific R. R. . Groat Overland Route. TWO PASTTIt.MNS iU.Y! MM HAM ii: UP (Wits i Shortest Line to Chicago Anil nil iiiltitM Kiiiil, vm I'At l. ANIi MINNI.:U'til,h4, HI i do Northern Pur I lie It. It. I itit. tin'v linn ruiitiliitf Piinncngcr TruiiiH, Sim oiiiI-( lusn Sliicit'i (ficfrif churgi') l.uxuriotiK lhiy t'otti'hi'H, l'ulnuin Piihico h't'ping t'liiB, 1 'tt In it- liiniug ( iiih ' 1 1 1 11 1 h T.'ir). I' iti 111 t'o rt In nil to llic Piiit, 1 Unit your tickotM rt'itil vui N. 11 1 lii-r ii Pat illi' It It mill u void cluingc ol ciirn. tin 1 tirniiitti rtitltiinii I'limi'' sit' Knnl ilny coni'lii"!, HntM imlm t' twi'i'n f'urll'itiil. 'lnoomii mnl lilltl! CrtrH, I'lr lllilliit rum In Hoiitlli. iltrt-i'l linlly m rvli-e. . It. II IKI.I V 4 .!..' I'll' I I'iio.. Itfim. 141 I'lril Ml.. I'orllanil. 4r. WI'i'l'"t. ruirtior Klrl mnl ti Strootn. 0. C. T. Cos STEAMERS A Orcein City Si rortlaml. DAILY LINE. I.KAVK lVUlTl .lNIi 7::i() A. M. 10:00 A. M.- I.kavk OitiitioN Citv. 7::;n A. M. il;iH A. ,M . 1 ilm P. M . 4:0(1 1'. ,M, 1 ilMIl'. M, 3::il) P. M. Stcanicr Altona no Steamer l.iilonii U'nv Way l.itinlmgH. .iiinhiiH, m NliAV. 10:00 A. M 4;:i0 P. M. A.'M A. M. II .Oll P M. THE YAQUINA ROUTE. Oregon Pacific Railroad. T. 1'.. I lut Iti, K.M'ivi r, SHOUT UXK'IO (,'AMKOItMA. .'H i'.IGII T ANIi !' A Ii ICS TI I V, I ,( W HsT Tin i 1 1 Nn. .'I will rtin TiiimIiivs, 'I'lnirs .litis tool iculnrilit s, itinl iiii iiiii.rnii'.liuto itltvs wln-ii l.i'i'c -.nry ; 'Iniin Nn I Mill run M Inn, Woilnoi. iIiivh mnl .'i iilny, tin I oti itili't ..o"ii:it iluys .i lion tioi t"'.-.iii' : SttMincr Salliiiif Hitti s. ,r.xr.x V.iijciNA ;U'llliimiiig Valley, Mnr. Ilh, li.tli, Mil. I.kavkii HANnt.iNi'O'i u-Vi lllniiitMli) Vrilloy, Murcli llil, lah. Vint, iliuii, 'I'ticorittijiitny rpnorvo tlm rllil to clitutntj ItlllliUI I'.ltl'N tlillllltlt lllltlt'tl. Triiliiiioiiiitii.i't with tlm (), Ji C. II, unit lllvor UiiaUiitCnrviilliii itinl A lli iti v. Tlio Oroxon Patiilitr Hti'iiuilioiiln on tlio Willatnotlo rivor ili vision will loave Portland, Hoiit-liounil, Mond iy, Wotlncs dav, and I' litlay at !l A .M. Arriva at ("orvalliH Tui'wliiy, Tliiiriliiy ami Huliir dayal P.'M, l.tnivo Corviillia, nortli-liounil, Monday, Wotltiowluy ami Friday nt H A. M. Arrive at. I'm thin. I Tiit'Hilay, TlilliHilay anil Saturday at .'i :!I0 P. M. on Monday, Wndnt'Hiliiy and Fri duv, both nortli anil Hoiilli-liouinl IioiIh 1 10 ovnr niijlit at Suli'iu, lom iii),' lion at U A, M. Prelitlit mnl Ticket Otlltio, Snlninn Htreet hurl I'ortliunl. 0. C IKKU'K, tl. I', & P. A, 0.1". It., EAST and SOUTH VIA Southern .Pacific Route shasta""line. ExjiroHH PraiiiH lnavo Porllaml I)ailv. HoiiJi I Ilorllt. 7 00 f. M. 7 :1ft I'. At, lll.l.'M.M l.v i'oi'tliind Ar I u :)!.' . . M . l.v Oregon lilly I,v Mil a.m. Ar H. Ffunctsco l,v ',) :IM) : M. Above tr'this stop iitiiy at tint fnllowftig sla ttous iiorltt of kuKelitii'L: Kiist I'ortliiiid, Otc goii lilly, Woodliiiii, S.ilent, Alli,it y, Tangent Hhedils, HiilBoy, ll.irrlBlinrg, Jiniolliin City, Ir vingitnd Kugetie. ItOSltltlUtd MAIL (Ilnlly). kiiU."E"l l.v ""Portland Ar ' " 4:IH)i''.i U:00 a.m. I.v tiregonlMty l.v U;fi9i'. M fii'lll I. H. Ar Uoiielnirg l.v 0:'20a. M AI.lt.VNY l,D(!A L (Dully, exeopt Siniili.y.) n:(m ICm. I l.v "l'oi'ii'iiiiir Ar liTwiTS. Dm: P. M, ) l.v Oregon tilty l.v 7:M a. St. 9:00 !, w. f Ar Albany l.v fi:l)0 . M. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS, Kiiraetiomtnodiitlon olHecond (llnss PasseugiM's attached to Kxprcss Trains. West Hide Division. HKTWKh'N I'OUTI.AND AND OOltVAl.I.IH, Mall TValn, Dally (Kxeopt Hmitlav.) 7:1111 a. u7l l.v" rorl.iii'nil "Ar j f : HO l' M 12:10 r. M. Ar Ciirvnllls bv taiiHr M At Albany and (Jorvallis couneul with train uf Oregon Pacific itallroiid. Kxprcss Train Dally (Kxcept Sunilay) 4:40 p.m. I l.v I'oi'tliind Ar H.'iO A, M. 7 :'2fi P, M . I Ar MeMlnnvllle l.v I fi:J.A. M. THROUGH TICKETS TO A LI, POINTS EAST AND SOUTH, For tickets and full Information regarding rutin, maps, etc., call 011 Cniiipiiny's agent al in,..., .ii,.. Oregon City. U. KOKHLKK, Manager. K. P. Rod HUB, Ass'tO. F, and l'iis. Agent liil. 'I I M 111' l( t,NH M T.lt'NK :l, H?H, ont i: i on I'd m.it vntiv I'MIMi HUH'!, I .i'.li III I II I IMnM.'M'l I V.'l ir , llcl t-i'MI 1 N'olio,! In loMrhv I'hl'll !t ,1 Ih i' .hM'l In lli'ii UitlltllO IMOVI'.i noi "I i!o' io.'I ut Oiilr ,,1 1 1 1 lit' :i, I",'". -1111111'. I i'H in I (or i lie n.iln m ilni l.i-i t.iiotlir Iho O'li-H ot (' ilifoi ion, i ih'hmii, No H't i .1 lot ii ill 1 1n: I' .1! I'l'lr ll.ii y, ' ,li .11 l.il'oilll 0 T, ll. IIOI. i'.IMIHV ..I .NO'llOOMOlll, .. Il( IHO iron, lull thU it iv lll"i mi thin i moo III Huorn il.ii.'tiiriii Nu at I '., t' i Ho' in . Ii- . i i ,i. n i, o iiiol ii ' i s 1 , il m inion No i In in, i n Hlll, No ll moilh, r'-lOiM. Si, L o i.( .Hnl nM,,lli.r (ooot In h..l Hill llll' till. I million Ik III, .10 vnlmililo tor Hi Itiilli. i' or l..iti. th in li.i- hki i. imiII.ii .iI pill Ho i.", mill lo . l.il, lull hU i .mi I to Will. I I'llllt l.l'I.OI' OH'. n 1 1 1 4 I' ,111.1 lot', .(mi- I ill tin oll.oi' ill urofoii ( 1 1 v . llii'itoii, ,,ii oti. ilii v, tlio .i'iiIi. .1 r, ..C Mm, h. imi. , . II, 10 II- MHIIVWO. Will II,,,,!,. I ,f I'. 'Ill I I'll VOOI. !' Hil....ll l 111 I'.Mll IHil, IHO. ..l, lllll.lllll W Mlllllll ..I M llllll , Vl ,lt ton, V ii h rr .- oil III 1'i.Hl .i, llll li. ll, uiv mo I all or r.. ii rhiHiilnn iiil oi i,i. v llui ili.o i. il." or ilioil luloh mi' ti.-jitt'.'t.'.l I.i lilt, th.'lr olillio. In Hot i. Iltio on or l.i-f. irii k.iIiI iioih it.iy "I M in h, I 'M ,1.1' API'I'MNiiN. I 4i; il 'il Hi-iil-n-r, I IMIil-.K I. AM. M I .II NK , Inn. oll - loi' liilM lltlixi. I'm ii t. hi iios I. in. in -I n v. I iniroi.K fin, nr., not, It., ih-.n Noili'ii li, In tot.) kIii ii th.it hi i'oiii.lj,itii.i nulillio .ioii...iii ot tho not of oi.inrii". nl J mil' II. v;, oiiilili'.l "An m'l lor IIh nilo of Ilni I. or t.ilnN. In fio l iti'K ol t'.iltt.n i.li, Ori-uoii, Ni'Miitii, Hlol U .ii.hlioOi.il Ion II or y," liillol.l H IUi..i..ir.l, ot t'ollt.ilot, o iiiols i.f Miilliioin iti, Ntnlo of nti.i.olt, II I" Ihl'i ilily till .) In MiIn tiltioo Inn "III. Ill Hl.ltl ini'ltl N't ,!!1l,;, foi' (ItO .l!IOhHftO ot II. .. u ' , Ii o ' , . .I I Ion, I .111.1 .1 Ii; . ootlon No. I in ioiui!ii. i. i.oin'1 i' in no No. it i'iit, mot wilt ioIoi .r... f h. pliiiu lit it tho 1 ilni m.llllt ti lli'-lo lulil.ll.ll! lol II" tllillo'i i.f h..ll. III. .11 (or HKI ll'lllttll it .ill ..l', 114. I I.i .lilh lull IiU olitlni to iilit l iu.l lii.ft.ro llto rivlli'r 4lot tl-oi'll.'l' of Ihin i.tllit. nl ti..v-..i t'lty, llrii. (on, 1111 Moit.liiv, tlio :',iiin ilm i.f M itch, j. Ilo toiling .1. ivliiit'i.Mi'11 nltor Hoott. Ji-ri y I.Hl'..int, WiIIIiiiii 'loovor, o( l-iitil.itnl, tiri' Kuti J..m'iIi hittriiloiiti, nl ,M.i.il!it. ori'itoti Any unit nil .oronii i.tiitinitiM il r -.i-i Ilm .ll.ol O It O.l Illll.U HtO Il''llt'l0l'l to fill- tlioii I'l.OniK 01 ilii oiiii-i. Ui in li, (..r.. n.iiii :!.ith It. v of M it .-Il . lv.i. ) V A I'I'l ItMilN. t ii -'V lloi;ilor Fabcr's Coiucr? Fcnialo Pills. ! liU': iinihliivf li'tHhi'iu tut Uhi mullet. Ai'iyr i'V iMolIllIMMll lh ntiitlllily, lii H4riitiit--.t n lolli'io m ij.j.n hsoU liit-iiiiiiii:li 11 tl'IICIiiAI CI l. L)l 1 A'NI pon't Imi lniitihin?w,'it. Hum Tlnio, lli-altli, niiiltitniii') .Ink.-uooUi-rt. Hont to miv ml, Iron, .fiiiii I. inu:l on itf- l'l'jl.1 of to it-c. I ' (HI. '''- A.I ho-.. THE ftPKRO flED'CiriE COPfiHY, Wcnliiiiillrainli, lkni'?, 1'Oli ll.AMl, nil- I or n.iic by l liui'inan iV t'o. IiruggiftM, (licgmi t'ity, Or, Great Reduction Cabinet Photographs ONLY IP IKK, TJGZJZN .-. "X" 1'A "ViT I t O S3 , I IH7 Hrt Mrii-t, Hit. Jliirrhuil ml VionlilU. POItTI.AMt. (iHKtiON ! mi i,.! l. It. Ihnw V . 4 (I.i M Ui ! . MtlMi. M. II, Finn iitiin. .1. P, Flanagan & Hill, WUOI.rSAl i; AM) UFT.' LIQUOR 5TORC. ii. f ' V.i'.VS ti.N HAM I lit Wltll'H, i.i foniot 111 till. M Ilo (ill'O IHO l O.lll. inn I vont. unit Trnilo-Unrka itl ntnt-.t. nmt .til 1'at fill lumliioim lotiilin ti-ii fur Mnili r.Tle Fpps, Our Officii It Oiiposllo U.S. Patent Oftire. mnl we run hoohit piiiont In Iuhd time t linn tliueo remote Inmi VViiliiii(,Moii. hi'ttil iniiilol, iliim Ihk ur iJiotii wllh ilom-rlp-lion. Vie nilvtuc, If ) ni ti t it I1 u or not, freo nt ihiia-e. Our foe tint ilii,. llll imlont I. rei'ttri'il A Pamiihldt, "How to lilititln l'lttont," lih mime i.riii tiiiil illoiiii. In yuur bUte, tuttuty.or Iiimu, mnit free. Aililreu, C.A.SFJOVV&CO. Opposite Patont Offlce, Wmhlimton, D. C. TIMIIKI! I. AMI, ACTJPNI'.a, IM7S. ,".II.- lor lnl.!l ii lion. rnlled St ties l.iiud Olllee, Oregon City, Oregon, Oetiiber I I, l-'.ti. Nulieo Is hereby given Hi it In eomiilinneo wltti Iho ptiivisliiiis of tlm art of l.'iitigress of June II, tutu, etillllod "An m l fur Iho sale of i ' in "' i "no 'i- in "" nnno'ii'i '.'.iioiriioi.iyu.gou, Neviidil, iind lodilliL'tiui Ten itury," Aiinii K, Mmltli, of HoilHle, eoilllty of King, slule of Wnslilui,'loii, his Ihin iliy tiled In this oiiiee his sworn stuteiiienl No. "IIU, for the piirelniKii of the so '4 of seellnn ll IM, In (..imSlilp Nn. li .Moith. iiingi! No. il east, ntnl will oiler proof to shmv Hint llui I I kuiiuIiI Ik unite vtilunble fur Its tlmlier or sluiie Hi n for itgriciilliiriil purposes, and to eidiilillsli his claim to s.tld html liefore tho icglMer mid receiver of thin oihee t Oregon iMlv, Or., on Moiid.iy, Hie itoili dnv of Milfoil I M'f 1 . lie nniiios nn wlliii-ssea: Wnllofhciill of I'orl latiil, Oiegoii, ,1ii ty l.nl'i.liit of I'i'.rtlaiiil, Ore gun, .loMiph liieinliiim of Moiallti, uregon, Wllll'iiu .luiior. uf li'iitsyili, MiiniiiiiM. Any an I nil persnns olnliiilng mlversely tho nliiive ilescrllii'il latiils nro reiiio!.loi lii file llielr clalnis Iu ihin cilice on or belure stlil iiotlt day of M.iroh, l.'i'.d, .1. T. Al'PKIiSoN, 1-'J!I-8J7 lieglsler. M'': ii'kk s sca.i .4'B loV. TIM H Kit LAND M l', JUNK ii, 1V,H, t;NITI'.tl Kt.VTKN I .ANII lirrll'K, I OiimiiiN Citv, t)r., )(.,!. in, l sk. Notice Is hereby given Hint, In oiiinpllnnei Willi the i.tovlsloiis of the net uf :um;ios ul .lillioil, l.vM, entilleil "All net for tho nlii ul limber binds in tho sl ues uf Callfuriilii, Ore gun, Nevada iiiul VViO'ltlnglon Territory, " Tlumins I-:. tillisiitt, uf I'orllin 1, e.iiuiiv uf Miilinuui'ih, state uf Oregon, lum this ilny liled In this ullloa tils swot n siMicini'iii No. jaw,, lor Hie init'hn( of tlio s'v uf lie.'1:, and lulsii met 4 uf section No '2, III township No :. south, rnngn No, 7 teist, niol will oiler proof to show llui! Ilni hind snitchl Is inore vnhioliln f.,r Its itniiii-r or sluiie I mo tur iigrlciilitiritl . nrpui.es tiil tu es tablish his cl.iitu iu suid In till Iwliirn Iho reels teriind reeclvi't' of this omen nl iiieiruu t;iiv Oregon, mi Kit-lav, the r;ih day of April imi He ii lines as vv 1 tn hh'ji-h : David o'Diinuell ;ruh,,AIHchel,,((:h,,s, Hciiiiefi-i', ,:t'Ai,a Any mi. I nil persons claiming aiheielv o iiliuv.,.;,lo.,crll,,il ,.., ,,, icptovted , .ilii 17 lay of April, sup I.) ui M 1 . 1 1 1 1'. Ill l,l ,,, !.,,. 1 -:;- :i Pornona t.ronlilc J. l . A c.:i:soN, lieglsler. oilii ,,!,,. il Klioillil I'iMil tlm lirlmvinu; f,.m lrH,'N M lulura, of KiikI Hon MoinoH uvui HhoaayH: t Itinl miirerotl wil.li iliinmm. tiHtn llto Kionli'f I'iirt. or tho fi,m, ,. iiciirly Hijvcii YiniiH, I ilut'ltu-tnl u j;tiii iIkiiI (nr it, with pliysici.ntH antl tried nliM'.trit: lit'ltH, liilfiil moilhtiiieg mi nioHt (ivorylhinii Hint wnst ronoitiniainlotl fur rlu'iiiiiiitimn. 1'iniilly n noioiihiir nit vitit'tl tun t ti v t'liiiiiiliorl.iin'H Pain llnl Hiuti mnl wan to mii'ii llint it. would htdp niti Unit 1 i rtiftiri'il a liiiltli-. It did help inn, riejht fri'in the at.irt ; hut. it took llyo fill rniit liottluK to ciii'o inn, so you pun KiHiHa how liad I wbh an two hottloa will euro any ordinary ciiho " For Hiiln hy (Jeo. A. Ilnrditiif, driiiHt. - - I fSfJSaeX -it iiiPWKKaKrj j I AH J. T. Al'l,l:ilSi,.N, llt-ulmi-r. J If .'' ' , . Vf A I i tm'W&FH Shoes. Shoes, Shoes. a' i -.- r I. -wini': P ,IUCK I I ' I I ) 1 I'll I". Ill- S I HKIll HON , lo ruio Iii.iti.. ,1 ic. i.oi-r. ,ir., in t, -v In l,oi(il Kn-lli'iiii liliu I j jni ,Mi It.M.I' UN I'll A t i I U . I K re a ii b,i 15.1 a i E-tHfi Btftinr 'I I M Hl'.it I, ANIi AiM'JIlNH WH, Vltl.'l' H' lllllll'llllll. fNnnti him 1 r: ,anh u'i n I " tlli'iioli I llv, III,, not )'. I'vltl.i Nil'l U'I'". lslioivliyi.jii.il III. 11 In ...in.Ii hut Hilh li.i. 1. 101 lull. h nf Ilo) 111 I nl I .inilin o( .lilllo ,1. h( onlllloil "An not lor III" '.ill, 0 1 II III hot limit III Iho Hi, HUH i.i O.illlorltlu, (IN'Ki.lli Novmlii, iiiul WinhlnKioii 'I on Hot) ," llllor Hoi ill, of I'ottliillil, I'Olllllv of Mllltllolll'llt. iit'illi id O'1" Hull lum Ilo, iliiv ll'li'il III Ihin mil. 'i III ho. .111 Bliittitiiout Nu, JlIZ fur Itnr I'lirohitwri of ltio r ', u ' , mnl p ! nl mi i, of noolloll No 1 III Inn nltii No. 11 Hinilli. itiiDiti No. il 11 n,tt iilt'l will nlloi iir.iol tu hii' llml tho l.nnl him lit l mum viilii.iliii' (nt-1Ir ihnhor or iono tloiti for null oilllillnl fi.lt I j. ".-w, lltnl In I'lill.lhh tlln I'l'llnl to pi.il'l l.ilol liotoio tho ro(!lli-r m.il iooolii.'.( IhN nllli-ii .,1 In. Molt ( llv. nr., utr Mololut, Iho .Imli ilnv ol Mill! Ii. hi. tto lltillloi iu 11 II in '1.1.1 : W H In. -.. nit, W in. Humor, .loin .ii'..iii, of I'nttiiiiol, imouoii, II V, . hinlih nl Honiili.. WimliliiKloll. Any mnl nil n.roit oIiiIihIhk ii.lu-ri.ol)' tho riliui o iom.iIh .1 l.itoiH nio ri.,ttu"ti'.t to III11 Hi. 'li 1 Iniin. in thin ..lin o mi in 1..0..1.. xnlil itoili liny nl Miiioli, Inn. J. T, AI'I'I'.ll.'HiN, I '.'il II ,7, Hi'llor. 'I IMHI.lt I. ANII. At.'T JI'NK .1. 1.TH. Audio liir I'lilillt'iilliiii. rNti in Hr n i I.ani.i t t ti n 1 1 n Km ik ( in, nr., mi. in. 1 '1 .11 i Noll. It 111 lll'tlllll' ttlll'll Hint III l'.illl.lolll. llll Ilm prni Ul .H of tho not nf I '. liuii'-ii ol llliil' II IsVH, olillllo.l "An In I Inr Iho mi lii nl HinliiM IiiioIm in tlio ut itoiiiit t iilllnriiiii.tni-iti.it. Nol ililil, (Out l iinhlntf (on '1 01 illoi ) ," 1II1. 1111 II11.101, of 1'i.rltiltlil, I'liillitv of Mlllllinliinll, "(.ItO of 111. to 11 him inl. iliiy III.-. I In 11. u ..ih.'.. in. hiiutii niuu'tni-nt No. '.'or, lor Iho .iiioh.i.o of Ilm 1 , 11 ' ( Kill lulu a 11 n. I I ..( M'l'ilim Nn. tn toil ii.hlp No ii miulh, i,iinji- No it 0.1M. hii'I lllll nftol .ionf lo iliuii th.il Iho l.ilol looiuhl ! limn, viiliuitili. tot Hn tiinhi'r or mniio thmi for nuitiMiltttntl tint i. 104, mnl tu i".f.'ih)ih hn. I'll 111 In n'lhl lull. I IwlulK Iho ri'tlUlor HI il ri'ooii or ni thU nitii-o nt tin-sun cliy. nii-i(iiii, oil M.illilnv, Ihf .mill . 1 1. y nl Mil roll IMl llii intiiit'ii m Hr 1 tiJt'Hhi'N . Jorry l.,it'.ilnt. llnllor M1111II, W. H, llli'liimi, nf '.,rlliilnt, Uit'irnii, Jim tiitj i'h hn in nl M11I11II11, oioti 11, An mnl iill nTmiiiH I'liilniliiit Mitioi.'!)' the Ithnlt' ill mTlhl'.t littlilM urn ri-itnoi.to.t to tlir llit.lt olHltim 111 thin oltii'o on ur lii'tnio mihl imtli ilil v nt M.lroll, lnvl. J. T. AI'I'MIXiiN. I . ii ii llonlMor '1'IMHKIt I. ANIi At T, JI NK il, bTn. " "I ! lor I'lililiruliuii I'ntli. I Stilton I.. 1 inl oillof, ini'iiiui I'lty, (iroijiiti, tl.t II, l-MI Ni-liii' In horoliy lvon Itmt In cinii1tiiii ! Wittt tin-nruvii'liini, ul tho not nf l'.Uit.-i.i. nf ! J'"lii" i. lH, rnuin-.l ".m ni t Inr Iho mill, nl 1 1 111 lnr ImnU In tin) HtmoH nt t'tilit. iriiln, (no I ijoli, Noaii, mnl imhlintt'.ii I 01 tlt..ry," I ll.iriltln M . Mnltli, ill Hoiillli', n HI I IV III Km. "into I.f Vl IlillllU'Inlt, I linn thin ilny nlo.l III llil. iiiliof lil. .limn i it,, i lilolll Nil. Vim Inr tin. I.iii. li.i-,' nl llll' w , nf 1.1'Ollnll Nil. ill, It) lull ll.lllli Nn .'i unith, r.illlto I Nn il 0.1M nlnl 11 111 nfti r ii,inr tn nhnii thilt Iho I hunt miui'lil tn 11n.ro vuIiihIiIo (nr li. tltnhi.r nr Ii ,ii 1 IIi.iii for tii,-rii'iiltiiriil .iiti..n . niol in r t.ilili.h In. cillltn tn mi!.! Imol h.'fiiit' tho lii'i;u I 101 mnl l.t'oeiivr nf Ihin 1. 11. 00 hi (iri'i;..n t ilt, ' nr., mi ,M, .ii.t.iv, tho i'mli ilny 1,1 M.in h. Is i. I Ilo tl'inif in. l(iii.i.o .l.i,.,'.ti liife-r ih'.iii nt MnlnlU tin-soil Jony l.il'i.lnt .,1 fntllmnt. jtlHH'ili, Hnltir hi'i'lt nf I'lilllmol, llriV'.H. Vi IIUiiii) Jimoa ol I-.. myth, Miiiitniiii j Any mnl hU j. om. .tin i'IhIhiiiik mil or.olv iho I iiIiiiio .I. .orlhoil Imol nn- to..ii'"toi i.i nio llii'tr ol illim III tllln 1, III. -I. 1111 nr lii'Lao mil.l in III , ilny nl M'Ui'li, Ki. i I Ail .'! J. T. Al'l'l:itS(,.N, llt-K!.iir. he wawfflw .n cuo - JO L'NiuN SvlUAHE,N.V.- OAIUS. ATI ACITA OA. I"' WARREN & HOLMAN. Oregon City i m i: i on i-i in n tnov The Celebrated French Gure, APHRODITINE'M':!!',,:iI,T Is Kol.D OS A POSITIVE GUARANTEE j to cure any form .., ir , "ii ,i 1-m ivo oraliv disiiulei'iif tlio Kettorntileoi' g.nis u either!. tilietlior ur -in.. tlinit theex"e.!.iic ' nieot Htliiniint.1 A F t r r r,,i,.,,,.,..rs, i,,, ,,B,i ' ii-'i ,-, ' " ""." I'uiiiil-'O JO'lliillil iu nacre. 11 ivorlllillll(:.ico,,vo .sueli,,. l., ,,i ,,.i er. W alief't lies, Itearingiloivii I nin, In i ,, I..,. ,.-fiiiiiui. ieasiii.i,itvi.teiiit, criuus l'c s li'tiiun. NiiotuiiiMl I' m 1 ss.i 1 1 is, e ilm a I' - .tiii.'ss, Weak .Mciiioiv. I.o.sul I'm,, -r no, I lioii'i li;ii.'V.wlilihl(ii,'i:loi'ie,l(i,.,i !,,, ., o il aj and liisaultv, Prim f mi ,,, ,-, t-.u. -furf.iiai. hent l.v mall mi roceli.t ot io ( ,o A Willi'. KS lit.MtAN'I'I'iK.'ls given for every f.i til unler received, In ri'fuii.l thcuioncv II It I'lTiimiH'iil. cum Is nut elli.etiil. We ,ai Ihoii.aiiilsiif lestlmotihils rui old ati.l vuutig, of liul h solos, who ha-, tibeeu perinaiionili , ur,., by theme of .Vplirodttltio. (Tn ulur tree Addiem. THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. Western brunch. Ilm 07, 1'oiitusii, (.11 For nn In Iiv ('linrninn A Co, ItriinjjiKlH, Oipejon City Or. NOI K 11 1011 PI IIU ITION. bind Olilce at Oregon Citv, Or. Mnr . i. Isut Nulieo Is heioliy given llint the following miliieil settler has filed uollcnof his ititoiitlou loninko rlnl proof tu suppurl u his elnltu and that said proof will bo iniiiie liefore the reglsier 11 ml receiver of Hie I', a Inn. 1 1 lllee al Oregon Oltv, Oregon, mi April at IMM, vl; William Harris, llotneslonil Kntry No, fixli, for tlio e Vi ot 11 w ' ,. w of li w 1, (ur bit -1) isoc. mi, ton' nshhi r, suitth, range a oust, and iiildliluual llumcsicnd hulry N11. na',0 fur the lut 1 uf section ilo. T lis r II e. Ife unities the following i lines:.os to prove his eiiiiiliiuous tesliletice tipiitt and cultivation of, (-liul bind, viz: David 1'nl 1 i h :i 11. 1 Ist.'alll han, tieiirije .', hell no. I ,b,s,.,,h Hnmner. all nf Mulallu 1. o, liliickiimiis I'tiiiniv, iireeon. i it 1 , '' T AI'I'KIISON. .1.11 '1:111 lieglsler notk i; Kill PI III, It A I HIN, Pnitkii Status I, asp omen, I OitntniN City, or., Mnreh 'j, ihji.) Notice Is hereby given tliat the folloivlug n.'iiiied selllcr has tiled iiotlco of his Itiienlli.n to nitikii Iliuii proof lit support of 1,1s claim, and that snl.i proof will lie made bcioro the regis- t"r "'id n Ivor of the H. H l,m,,l (u,,.u ,,t (,,.. gnu (.tty, Oregon, 011 April 21, imi, vl.; Alfred 11. Ilnlnun, I're emi tlou 11. M No 7il'J'i lor tho w ',. of u e 1 ; iiiul w 'jntHiii, of see. us, 1 a, . 7 " llcnninos Hie following witnesses tn prove It s continuous residence upon ami ciilllvutloii of, said bind, vl,; l.'rnl A. Ihiimpsoii, (linluor llcu li, llcnrv l.utgort, Itol.ert ostium, nil of Cherry vllle, U'lOKiiuias county, iiii'giui. .I.T. AIM'MUKiiM 8:i;-4: 10 Kl'glster GALLERY. The cailinti,- riiolorajtlu'r of Foi tkuttl. fOKNUI.! l-'I I.MT ANii'PAYl.OK STIM.'.KTH, If .otl Viitiit. Till: l"iK:"r, huy lftl'in..rt'liaiit yon th.,,1 ilh .loon nut Kop lliom Hond to Al.l KN ilit,.ct, U Sfr!'e'',),,lltnBe" lltm"tl("1 '''t"l"K'to AiiDiiuitH E. W. ALLEN, wl second Street, UKfl.lllllliSsr-u-irt Eia II S (IKS' .JV 1- fer-rnTJtTlCULARl I 'im tve-' ouToroRncrc.l . VI arrimti- Syv , 0 ItutlT. I'lM I'V. IU Sm wl f y lint 1 m pa , 1 U IVDOWH DOOliM mm n Ullli, NKWKI. I'"HTH, iv., 1 from TliiTouglily HiiiHoiiia l,timl-r. , onlcM mnl nil kin.l of CuJiIna Work. TuriintK "! ' Work p. pH V nil I'"l ' KhIiuihIi'm funiiHii"l Hi,,!' t-al if r.'i't imi jitiurniiti'cil. . ,.r , iti AtJJOlNlNQ VOI'l 0O,'8 i . 0. ... ShOp Oil Willl'l M. HAHOWAI.lt itOllt, llllj-jWll VIIJ. i 8 m DIAMI VTirtdN's, J(kW(!ry,-CIocks and Opti cal ((hh1s. lU'i First Sine!, Near Mui i iciiii St. I.utlicH' 1'rivato Kntrum-e rjntair. mini us 1 ;;iim till: utMiiv mi.u itkk nmm citv ikon wokks, .IA31KS IIOAKKA CO. i'r(iiriclirs. M aiiut'ai 1 tn rs, ami Ih ali'i.s in nil kiinltt nf Machinery. TiNtiS furiiiln il ami HKI'AlliS jronijtly inaIo ' Wo will liitvc s unn uf tho niiifit, i'l.'(.;.mt ti.i.U t!i.- aorl l over saw jtil-i'Ut tho i'ut of Man li. TIhm' ComliMvill ls n iWt for tho gtnU ! I, link nut fur our wiiiilmva nhottt that iiiiio. I Wo will curry this iniitiirr as lino a liu,. ,.f GikhIs as any Imuxo this si'lctif tho Missouri l ivt r. Call uihImo- if yv ar,. h i,, (o VM1 VTy. j lliin.if tho lati'Hl stylo. j OKKCoN CITY SHOE UOli:, Nt xt 1'om In I'tisKHlit-c, I " 1 ,,,-v. Ane V V" "MV. t"T'.,t4 I iauriii-.-'i-;:ts?Wiiss Undertakers and Blacksmiths, OrcRon City, Creeon. (Iinxl Honiws. Triiiiiiip.i rolVma nn.i Cnski'tH tilvvnyu in Stork Oregon City Sash M AN VVC Hush, Poors anil Mouldings. Turning of all kinds, fM-cial sizes ol doors and windows mado to order. KhU mail's for i-t tinvoik. Ordora )ironiptiy filled The Now Remedy. - - Absolutely Pure. - GREAT SUCCESS. ( V 11 bin only ten mouths this truly remitrlttible meiltelne tins totnitl tts wav x In 0 the lery best lamilies, bee.iit it 1 1'mui tiik sick. No illsensn loo now'. 1 liul to iimM 1 s woiidi rlul iiitaeKs. It costs nollitnu tu tnvell8:Uo. Send . '.Li 1 V. St. 1 ! 'viT. v in 1 1 11 k, 1 Mil I II mi UIII1IIM1. i T ' ss uhm s tim u:oi.i. mii.h,,,. '0., ' MN.TIorrlHunWI., nrfluutl,Or '"'s r ,, Kt.'liislvii Vuenls for ('l .t'liiiiiins I'utinty, THOS. Cll AKMAN SON, Ori'mm vHiy, Oregon. F. L. Posson (Si Son, C:c-.'.('i-;:l Ao-is, for 11. M. l'crry. Co's :3 Mj Mj ftJS Oank'ii Reed, I'.nisa, Cluvuf and nil kimlti of Treos, lUillw, IVrtili.-frs, oto. SEEDS V.w. Kcepera' Siipplics. V.'c ..:!-.t vi 10 fur a customer. Give us a trial order. F. L. Posson & Son, 209 2d St, Portland, Or. Ktii-s-.-,; to Miller Ilros. Catalogue Pro. V, It. HIZKII. it ami UMNl n! all kiiid roll Mud Jeweler. K) I I M I'ult I Kit j of I ANI 1 l'KAI.Mt I IN 1 JNDS, PORTLAND PRICES miowN HIIOES! .n-t-i.wiifl.,.. . m iv;;iin Citv, Orpjjon. & Door Factory PI" It KltS OF' Thousands Already Cured. TlMllKli LAND, ACT JPNK S, 1S78, SO'I'lt'H l ORt l HI.H A l lO.V t'NlTKtl HTATHS IjlltDUmi'l, Oiiituos City, or., lice. 11, imhi I Niitlee Is lieteby given Mint In eoinpltiince Willi the provisions of tho net ol llunerest ol ,iiine!l, l; iMiiltleil ",n .ici fr ihj nalo f Umber binds In the sbites of I'lillfonil,,, ore (fna, Nevada, ntnl Wiishinivton Terrilorv," .lames 1, Uncart, ofbast 1'oitliind. euuntv ot Multnomah. .(,,, of Urcuiin, bus this day tiled It, thin oiluo hla sworn slaieml'iit No, ;!ils, for the pitrelmseol thei'i,,!! w i,,l, its 1 and a of section No, l In township No. ;1 souilt, niitKe 5 east,' ami will otter proof to show that the l,i suuiiht Is iiii.ii valuable for Its timber nr stun tliiiti tur iiErlenliural purposes, nn.i to establish hisei iim tos.vbl land before the noisier and r tverot litis utile nt Oreumi I'liv. Oremiii on Krldnv, lite pith dnv of Apitl, ixui. 8 ' lie names as witnesses; Krvlu I'attoisim t Ivtsi I'oitlan.t, Miilliiuniiilt eotiniy, Oiesou Andrew Myets, of Knst 1 ortbuid, Miiltnun.al, c.'tiniy, Oienon, Aus-tisi Paul ot West Portland Mitllniimiih euuntv, Oretpm, Henry VViiin-l, uf West Portland, fiiiiltnonmh county, Oreson Any mid nil persons elnlinlni; iidveisi'ly Ilm iibuve ilcM'i ibeil lands urn ri ipierteil to rlli their el ilms In this olliee on or before said I1KI1 ,1",V,.'."!;,'I1'1S'-"' J.'l. Ari'KHSON, 1-""1-7 lictsistur. ADMINlSl'UAVoifs NOT1CK OK FINVL bKTIXKMKNT. " " Nottce Is herein. KVCn Ihat t, J. ti. IHokmtin Admlnistnitor ol th0 mmw ( ue, Am!'h ' dceeiiseil, h ive lllod my dual uce, ,,,lt ? .' one hers fortWlual settlement ol tl u"buve ei Itlle. mutter nd all p,rs..iu , 1 therefur. nut led 11, tile objections lo such "i,lemvn II ?" " y" v,"! ' -"fr the 7th day o( April iw'l. In tha Prni, ,i court of tne Oouuiv i CiiiekiimnsHinl statu ot Orenuu v'0",u)' ' J. 11. HICKMAN, natal till. SWIh dav of Febrm,,"y1,";i"ir'"j;ub. ur0'c,o,wlly,,I;tu, w' yuu'.