Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896, March 20, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT GREAT FIRE SALE, CO Cutlery, Clocks, sic., we Iu. -n concludid MMENCING FR to dispose of SBino so that wo could At the abovo date we will begin the IDAY, MARCH 20th. An Mil huvhiI only u remnant of mi stock consisting principally of Notions, an we would prelvr sacrificing them to llln'iuo Lamp, found only, I.'; formor price $.' ,'j0 open again with a fresh new stock. To sell these goods we have mnrkod mentioned : Spear-nead Tobacco 4le per pound Hero Tobacco 85c per plug Pins So per paper Safety Pins So per doien Curling Irons 15e such Combs to; former price lOo Harmonicas 10c; former price 2ta Match Safe 15c ; former price 2fa Purses loc; former price 20e DAYS. DON'T FAIL TO CALL them at figures Unit will make thorn go. Purses loc; lormer price 250 Purses 20o ; former price 3ta Purses 35c; former price 60o Hair Plus In Boxes, Playing Cards, Knitting Needles, Tooth finishes, Cuff and Collar But tons, Thimbles, Vases, Boskets, Silver Mugs, Roger Bros, Silver Ware, and all kinds of Notions. AND SEE US. Tlie cost uf Hiiinu Hill out lie uuimiilurui pitying atorago until we reuu' a. sale of the following articles at prices Nlckul Ataria C:li. k, fl; former price II M flam Knife and flaw roinblnei , floe; formir Butcher Knives 2.V; former price Mo Btcols, SO cents; formor price 7' Double Barrel Hhotguus, brceoh-loaillng, U; Klillitliuy cliM'ki, strike hour mill a knur, H Ml, uiass munci i.soip, loiiiili only, :; former price tAkl Ulas Stand Lamp, (mints only, dinner price l Pocket Knives, .c up former price lift former price K IK) Silver- Steel Tablespoons, ft' per sot; former Single-Barrel Shotguns, breech loading, II; for Kluht Uny CliH-kn, strike hour hikI 1, $.' M; Knives und Forks at If HO per set; former price price Cue nier price i 50 Martin & Qttackenbiish Rifles Revolvers, l ; former price 12 Barrel Churns, $4 50; former price 8 Barrel Churns, l 25; former price 17 SO Star Tobacco 4Uo per pound former price 111 IHI - price too Van Stand Uinp, Ale; former price II llalltfhlir Hall Lauin. t'2 7.1: fiirin.r nrle. as :i 23 Knives and Forks at l per set; former price 2 Silver-Steel Teasoons, 2(lc per set; former price Nickel Itoclii-sicr l.iiin, complete Willi shade, 4-K! fermer price II U Hanging Library Latnp.U 41; former price 17 CO Knives and Forks at Ovu pet set; former price II Axos, II; former price II 23 Nlckul II'K'lioicr roiiiila only, J ai; fur email moot iioone.lor l.mp, II W; lonnor price 12 60 Midi Hrcakfiiat, Spider-Leg and Gun Knives and Forks it toe par set; former price 90c Doublo-Barrcl Hhotguus, breech-loading, 9; for mir irir :i ft Butcher Knives luc; former price 25c mer price 112 Wii ii!no have t!iu bent grades of K.n Powder leas. Clgan costing fUO per 1000 at 25. THESE ARE BARGAINS AND WILL LAST ONLY A FEW lied Front Grocery Under Courier Ollicc. CITY AND COUNTRY, OltKODN CITY, MA IK' II HO. 101. OFFICIAL 1'Al'kR OF ORKUON CITY Trmur MutMvriitiun liulol'npy, one year, In ailvntice, 12 00 Ihwle Unity, ftix iiionihn, In ai.vnni'6, 1 00 I lii-ftl nuike ioihmiIn per lino Inr Dm; 5 renu pit llnuiurvttcMi tmim'.iucnl nmuriiun. Aunrvus, (jutJiur.ii, urcguu uuy, uregon, Farmers' Store. K L NEWTON, DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Hay, Grain, Feed, and Shingles. (JokiN Marked Down us Low iih (lie Lowest. CASH NTOKK AT l'OUTf.AND 1'KICKH. DELIVERIES MADE to CUSTOM EI18 IN AND NEAR THE CITY. Make Your PUltCHASES AT The Comer Grocery, neai the Courthouse. LOCAL SUMMARY. (h to Wilson & Cooke for the Oliver plow, For Jul) irintiiia jjo to the Conn ie r office. Tl.o -New Homo hewing machine in without doubt the bent in the field of coiniHiiilion. At Warron & Ilolinun. Visiting curdH printed at the Couitinit ulllco ill Urn latest stylo of the "nrt pre servative of urtn." Try "The Bnrguin Store" opposite Ar- mnry Hull. The bitrgitiiis you will get will surprise you. Warren und Holmnii wive universal satisfaction in the undortuking line. Resiliences, corner 15th and Main, and on Front street back of Chnrman Uros.' block. The Oriental has become a universal favorite with tho traveling public, be cause this hotnl furnishes the best meal In the citv for 25 eta. A.F.Uansnbokr. The order of the Kuights o( l'ythias . iu.ll tiii.nl I T 1 1 .J U'nL' lir II l -'rillll! I1HII UL 7 :3(J p. in. on Prescriptions carefully compounded at O. A. Harding's ilrug store. 'The largo stock of one and eight-day clocks at Mrs. C H. L. BunueiBter's jewelry store aro being sold very cheap. Wurreu & Ilolnmn have a larger stock of furniture of all kinds ihan they ever bad heretofore. Carriages for babies and chairs for grown folks in all styles and at all prices. SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. O. P. Rolibins, of Portland, spent last week iu tiiis city. S. A.I). Ourloy, toucher at Shannon school, on the west side, was taken ijuite sick on Monday. Saturday. March 21st, the order of the Sons of Herman will give a bull at Ar mory Hall . A. J. Adams, formerly of this place, spent Sunday here calling on friends and acquaintances. Mrs. A. R. Doolittlo, with her family, left for California on Monday evening, to join her husband. Rev. T. G. Brownson, of McMinnville college, preached in the lhiptist church Sunday. Rev. II H. Brown of Salem will de liver a lecture at Pope's hall in tho last week of March. Fritz Wyder, the sexton, says that the present pay received for diguing graves, ;, is not sufficient, considering the en tire time consumed in a burial. Married, on the 14th, by Justice Fouts, Anna Albright and George W.Woods; on tho Kith, Dasisy A. Riggsand Horace Short. The new proprietors of the Oregon City Brewery are Robert Wits and Charles Listman. They took possession as lessees on tho 15th. Hon . Peter Paquet was recommended on the 12th instant by the Oregon con gressional delegation as receiver at the Oregon land ollicc. Rev. Oilman Parker, of Illinois, whom the Baptist society have called to be their pastor, will preach his first sermon in this city the first Sunday in May. Alvin and John Baird have entered into the general electric wiring business in Portland, with headquarters in the Abington building, room 15. If Joseph Woodbridge, formerly of Muscatine, Iowa, will send his address to the Courier office, Oregon City, he will learn something to his advantage. The Courier is in receipt of a copy of the 17th edition of Corn's American Settlers' Guide, Washington, D. C. It is invaluable to every person doing bus iness upon which the U. S. land laws have any bearing. Price 25 cents. Licence to wed issued on the 10th to Daisv A Riggx a! Horace Short; to D Maggie Raegi and Charles Gelbrick ; on the 14th to Anna Albright and G W Woods; on the 11th to Annie B Irwin and F M Covey. In the Wnodhnrn Indrprndrnt of March 14th, O. H. Byland is highly cjmmended in a communication signed bv the directors an 1 clerk of Needy school district, for his thoroueh and faithful work as teacher since September, 1SS9. Miss Leotta Swanton, the peerlesa dramatic speaker, has been engaged by the Epworlh League of the M. E. church to give an entertainment at Pope's hall, on the evening of Tuesday, March 24th. Tickets on sale at the post office. Children Cry for ' Pitcher's Castorla. DO YOU Ever Take Medicine? It is often a necessary but unplcaimnt duly to perform. There Is Nothing We Eat, Drink, Wear, OR HAVE FUN WITH, That is of so much Importance as the medicine wo take. A RELIABLE DRUGGIST I a Joy Forovcr to any community. E. G. Caufield DISPENSES NOTHING BUT PURE DRUGS OK TUB Highest Quality. LOCAL NEWS ITEMS. Mr. Perry, of Molalla Corners, con templates building a Btore. Tuesday was St. Patrick' day. who was iKirn in ami toiinueu duo churches in the Emerald Isle. Mr. Burkhart and another man will plant unions with 24 acres of land rented at Kew &ra from Mrs. Alader. Wilson & Cooke are covering the roof and walls of their new building with plates of corrugated iron, which will make It as much fire-proof as a brick building. The canitul stock of the Oregon Tim ber Land Improvement and Investment Comnanv. organized by Attorney Dres ser, is f"iO,0(0, but the stock is not as et on the market. E. Young was arrested and brought before Justice Fonts on Tuesday for lealing a grindstone from Jacob Span gler. He plead guilty and wus fined $25 which be paid. Rout. Scott, of Scott's MillB, has gone to California to inquire into the efficiency of wooden railroads tu lie used for haul- mi logs and lumber. If he is favorably impressed with those they have there, he will build one from near Wilhoit's to Mt. Angel. Saturday there was a law suit before the Viola justice between A Hart and the Fisher Brothers. The latter em ployed an Oregon Ci'y L.wyer who auBed the case to oe scr aside Decause tho complaint was defective. Then Hart wd thff-yilir i ill thoir afinre of costs and settled the matter at issue. William Russell died at St. Vincent's hospital, Portland, on Sunday morning, of typhoid pneumonia, nged about 23 years. He was a native of Ireland, county Watorford, and was not alone exemplary in his conduct toward bis tellowtnen, but always faithful and de voted to the holy Catholic faith. He was a noble son of a noble mother REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING. Present Mayor T F Ryan, Recorder I L Porter. Mnnlial Burns, and all councllmen except Mr, Wiirren. 13111 of Goldsmith & Co In the num of 191.29 for supplies to pumping station ordered paid from special fund. Petition of Clara Eastham to ua 10 feet of Eighth street (ranted. Petition of l oin P Ran dall for opening of alley in block IS) granted and recorder instructed to notify all parties in said block to open the same forthwith. Committee on streets and public property re P'.rtlngin la, or of granting prayer of petition ers for the grading and improvement of Seventh street, notices were ordered published stating llmt tlie grade was nbout to be established on said street, also that the same was to be improv ed the full width. Special committee on printing reported thai they had contracted with the CousrtR to do city printing, it being the lowest bidder, at the fol lowing rates: 2:1 cents per inch first Insertion, 8 cents subsequent insertions. Action of com mittee approved and recorder ordered to draw contract witl) said paper. Ordinance relatlnir to Are limits read and or dered published; do to issue bonds to refund debt of cltv read and ordered published; do to purchase Hook and Ladder truck read and or dered published. Adjourned. Oregon City Market Report. Wheat Per bn, SHc, bulk I without sac 1; a I Oats Wc bushel, with sacks. Flour - Roller, ft 46 per bbl.net Boos 20r., Butter extra, ro55c a roll Veal 7c dressed Chickens Old young $2 60 a doien ; Beef On foot 3c Mutton HiftM SHiNoLFs 12 SO V thousand. Lard 10c V oound. Hides tireen, 4c; dry, Sl0c)ltb: one-thlrdoff rorcuueo. sneep pens, kxajug Hay Timothy, 16, baled Dried Fruits Plums 910c, prunes 12c; apples 812o Onions 2'ic Cabbage -Ho a fl Mux Feed Shorts 119, Bran IIS; rejected wheat, 75 cents bn Pork Sides 9c, shoulders 3($9c, vams 11012c; fresh, 6c dressed Potatoes euSSe a bu Apples 0c a box ORDINANCE NO. Oregon City does ordain as follows: Section 1. In order to refund the debts of this corporation, a committee consisting of Charles H. Caulield, T. L. Charman and C. J. Parker, members of this council, are hereby authorised and empowered to borrow Thirty Thousand Dol lars (:i0,000) on the faith and credit of this cor poration, said sum to bear interest at six per centum per annum, parable semi-annually on the Brst day ol May and November of each year. Section 2. In order to obtain said sum of money and secure the payment thereof, the said committee shall prepare bonds or obligations of the corporation, sixty (0) in aumber.to be num bered consecutively from one to sixty inclusive, for Ave hundred dollars each, payable ten years after Mav 1st, A. 1). 141. Uach of said bonds or obligations shall have attached thereto twenty (20) interest coupons for the half-yearly Interest as It matures thereon as aforesaid. Said bonds or obligations shall be signed by the Mayor, Re corder and Treasurer of the city, on behalf of the corporation, and the coupons attached shall be signed by the Treasurer only. The bonds shall be made payable to bearer, and the faith of this corporation is hereby pledged for the punctual payment thereof. Section a Upon the presentation of said In terest coupons to the City Treasurer, at or after their maturity, he shall nay the same out of any funds be may have applicable thereto, and tbey shall take precedence and be paid before any outstanding city warrant or other corporate obligation. Section 4. Said committee shall advertise the issuing of said bonds, asking bids therefor, and shall sell the same to the highest bidder. Pro vided, however, that if no uiitfartory offer is received, the committee Is authorized tu reject any or all bids. Section i. On sale of said bonds, the money shall at once be paid In to tbe Treasurer, and he shall immediately apply the same in paying the outstanding indebtednesa of tbe city. Section i All ordinance or parts of ordi nances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. OrtUrtit pmblitkrii by f' Ore Cmuru of Oregon City. Oregon, Ui, March 11th. txat. I L. KjltTtK. rtl) tttmArr. - m AT PORTLAND UNTIL JULY 5th. Dr. Abom, Fourth and Morrison Streets, Portland, Oregon, the most sue result! I physician on the American con' tinent for the speedy, positive, absolute and permanent cure of Catarrh of the Head, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and Consumption. Twenty-five years successful practice. Instantaneous relief and permanent curei often enectea upon first consuita lion. Dr. Aborn, by his original, modern. scientific method, cflects. Speedy and radloal cure of the most oDstinate and ono standing- oases of Nasal Catarrh, Ozena, Deafness, Dis charges from the Kara, Asthma, liron chilis and Consumption. Also Stomach Disorders, Bilious Colic, UhII Stones and Juundico, Heart, Liver, Kidney, Bladder and Nervous Affec tions; Diseases of Men. Also all ail ments peculiar to women. Dr. Aborn can be consulted from now until July 6th, when he leaves (or Eu rope. XoTK. Homo treatment, securely packed, sent by express to any part of the Pacific Coast and Territories for those w ho cannot possibly call in person. ORDINANCE NO. -, GRANTING FRANCHISE for Passenger and Freight Klevutors and Street Railways. uregon my aoes oriniin as follows: Bection 1. ft is hereby granted to Tom P. Ran dall and Thos. F. Ryan, their heirs and assigns, the right to erect, maintain and operate eleva tors fur the transfer of passengers, freight, etc., from the streets under the bluff to the top of the blull', and from the top of the bluff to the streets under the bluff, and from any or all parts of the nameless street, known as Railroad street, and that part of the city below tbe bluff to the top ol the said bluff. Section 2. The said right to erect, maintain, ami operato said elevators Is to include only that part or portion of the bluff and cfty be tween and including Third and Seventh streets. Section 8. The right Is also hereby granted to the said Tom P. Randall and Thos. F. Ryan, their heirs and assigns, to construct, build and operate single-track street railways, to be pro- eneu oy came, electric, or norse power, on me r..ll..u'l.i t,.....,.. i-,....,. I....I.U1.., L'lOK Centre, Seventh, and Eighth streets. bection 4. Permission is also hereby granted to tbe said Tom P. Randall and Thos. F. Ryan. sneir neirs auu assigns, to erect, piaee, lay ana bulid such water tanks, sewers, nines, nlatforms. approaches, and side tracks, as uiay be neces sary for the erection, maintenance and opera tion oi tne sain elevators ana street raiiwavs, provided that thev do not Interfere with the u ;e of the streets for travel. Bection s. It is furlher ordained and declared that the nrlvlleires bv this ordinance aratited. shall be granted freely and without charge, and shall be deemed irrevocable by the council of Oregon Clly, or their successors lu office, for the term of 2U years from the passage and ap proval of tills ordinance, except us hereinafter provided. Section 6. Provided. Tint said Tom P. Randall and Thos. F. Ryan, their heirs and assigns, shall commence work on said elevators on or before four months from the passage and ap proval of this ordinance, and have une or more elevators In operation on or before six months irom ine passage ana approval oi inn oraiuance. Bection 7. Provided. That the rights herebv Sranl.:d to sa.d Tom P. Randall and Thos. P. yan, their heirs and assigns, of constructing and operating street railways, on the stteets herein enumerated, aaajss be only on such nor. lions or parts of said streets as shall be Decea-1 rv tu minute uih kilmi loni r niLiinaii una Thos. F. Ryan, their heirs and aligns, to con struct and operate two continuous lines of street railways iroin uie nameless street, known as Railroad street, or the blull, to the east Hue of the city, on said streets, and one continuous line of street railway to run Irom the boundary line of the clly on the north to the town of Ca neniah on the south; and provided, that the said Tom P. Randall and Thos. F. Kvan. their heirs and assigns, shall Hie with the recorder within Ave mouths from the passage and approval of tills ordinance, a mao or ulut. showinur the narts or portions of said streets they lnteud to use for sum uues, ana tney snail men iorteit all rignts herein conveyed to tnem on the parts or portions of said streets not represented by said map or Dlutos needed bv Ihein furaaid continuous lines of street railways; and it is further provided uiai n iMimre to uegtu active worn oi construc tion on said railways within one year from the passage and approval of this ordinance, or a fail ure to complete the same and have cars in ope ration over the whole of the routes selected as provided in this section within three years from the passage and approval of tills ordinance, shall constitute a forfeiture of all rights regard ing street railways granted by this ordinance, over the parts or portions of said streets not so used. Bection 8. Provided, That the street railroads shall be laid on the grade adopted by said Ore gon City lor said streets, and they shall keep the same in good repair between and for one foot on the outside of their rails. Section 9. From and after the fltst day of July, A. I). 1X90, eighteen hundred and ninety-six, said Tom P. Randall and Thos. F. Ryan, their heirs and assigns, shall make quarterly reports under oath to the city council showing the gross receipts inim saia elevators ana street railways for the Quarter ending at that date, and Imme diately thereafte: shall pay over to the city treas urer one-iourtn oi one per centum of said gross receipts, taking his duplicate recelbts for same. one of which they shall at once Ale with the city rccoruer; a iaiiure 10 mage sucn report or pay over said sums of money for two successive quarters, shall constitute a forfeiture of all rights under this ordinance. Ordered published bv the City Council of Ore gon City tills March 18, lf.il. u L. rUKT&K, Recorder. Notice of Intention to Establish a Grade. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY Council of Oregon Cltv Droooses to establish grade of Seventh street In said cut from Its intersection with High street, eastwardly to the boundry Hue of the city. Ordered published by the City Council of Ore gon City, tills March 18, 1891. l u ruKir.il, Kecoruer. Notice of Street Improvement. NOTfuE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHE CITY Council of Oregon City, Oregon, proposes to Improve Bevenlh street in said city from its In tersection with High street eastwardly to the boundary line of the city as follows: First. Bv grading the same to the sstablsmul grade for its full width and covering with crushed rock. Second. By laying wood sidewalks six feet wide along both sides of said street. Third. Bv laving two wood crosswalks at each atieet intersection, said crosswalks to be four feet wide. Ordered published bv the cltv council nf Ore gon City this 18th day of March, pen. 1 u roKi u it, Kecoruer. Administrator's Notice. VOTICE Is hereby given that I have been ap pointed by the County Court of Clackamas County, state of Oregon, administrator of the estate of (iustaf Grinke, deceased. S-A11 persons having claims against said estate are hereby notlAed to present the same with proper vouchers to me for payment, at Oswego, Oregon, within six months from this date or they will be forever barred. Dated , March lwh, issl. J. C. HAINES, G. E. Hayes, Administrator. Attorney for Administrator. Dlssolnton of Partnership. Votlce ts hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between C. E. Brown and John Matheson. both of Park Pl ciu... smos county. Oregon, under the Arm name of oruwn i sines.. u, is wis day dissolved by ma UI consent. a E. Brows, Witnesses: Jou Math EMS', S. E. Holcob, G. K. HiXll.TOK. Park Place, Oregon, March 10, IfOl. An Exeelleait BsbsSj, Dr. Holden: I consider your Ethereal Cough Syrup aa excellent remedy for all the diseas for which vou recommend il. DAVID RIC'HART, Modesto. Larze size f 1, small .50 cents. For sale by George A. Harding, Drujgl-1, IN TIIK CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF Uregon for we county oi uiacaamos. IN KdUITV. Waller Vivian, Plaintiff, vs. J. J. Pedlgo, De fendant. To J. J. I'cdlmv the Defendant: IN TIIK NAME OF TIIK STATE OF OREGON You are hereby required to appearand answer tne complaint llieu against you iu tne anove en titled suit, on or before the tlrst day of the next term of this court, vis. : the third Monday of of April, iml, being the 20th day of April, 1X91, and If you fall so to answer, for want tnereoi tne planum win apply to me court lor the relief demanded In the complaint, lo-wll for a decree of this court declaring that the said defendant, I. J. Pedlgo, has no estate or interest whatever In or to that certain ploce. or tract of land, situate In the George Crow Donation Land Claim, In Township 2 8, H 1 K, In said county of t lnckamas ana state oi uregon, oescnuea as follows: Beginning at a point 6 chains south and 2 chains south. 81)9 west of the north east comer rf the Donation Land Claim of (leorge trow and wile: tnence aoiiiu cnnini: thence north 8119 east, parallel with the north nt .u flluln. M IK .lull,, tn th.. countv road leading from Oregon- city to Vort- land; tnence nonnwesieny along .uiaiu. joan,. i.i.o ciihiiis to a ooini nortn err cim.oi tne Dlace of beginning: thence south 8 west 17 chains to the place of beginning, containing :w acres more or less. Aim that the title of the Dlalntltr Is good and valid. That the said de fendant be forever enjoined and debarred from asserting aftv claim whatever ill or to said land and urcmises adverse to the oiainliir. and for sucu otuer reuei as to tne court may seem meet and aireeahle toeuulty. end for his costs of suit. nils summons is pubiisiiea ny order oi tne tion. rraug j. ravior. nidge or tne aDove en titled court, iDtttiv lie -nil day oi Marc n, inui. ItllflTHKAr SICfl NN Attorneys for Plaintiff. Sheriff's Sale. State of Oregon, ( County of Clackamas. John M. Drake vs. Robt A. Ross. 1IOTICEI8 HERERY GIVEN THAT BY VIR " tue of an execution Issued out of and under the seal of the county court of Clackamas couniy, Oregon, ana to me directed and deliver ed as sheriff of said countv and state, com- mundlng me. in the name of the state of Oregon. to make the sum of I2I7.S2, and for the further sum of 117 as accrued costs, together with interest thereon at the rate of--elglit Der cent, per auiinm, since tne ntii uayoi January, iwi, anu lor costs auu titsuiirsemciiis Herein. Now I will, on Saturday. March 21. 1X91. at the front door of the court house in Oregon City,Ore gon.atthe hour of 1 o'clock P. M. of said day, then ana mere pniceea to sell to mo liignest old- t- I- 1 1 .11 .1..!. I t uci, i,', ,:nnt, in uniiu, nil tt.v, hku, iiiiv anu in tcresl that said defendant, Robt. A. Ross, has In and to the following described real estate, sit uated in uiacaama county, uregon, to wit: Commencing at tho N. E. corner of Alfred and Mnry Lewclllng's land, 29.110 chains from the N. W. comer of H. Campbell D. 1.. C, in Clackamas county, Oregon, thence south 89" o E. H.:a chains to the N. W. corner B. Campbell's land, thence south along the west Hue of B Campbell and Aunte Cnrbctt's limd 27.50 chains totnesnuin iHitinuaryol n. Campbell s claim 14.54 chains to the H. K. corner of said Iaw- elllug's laud, thence north 27.M chains to the place oi beginning, sltuutud in 1 . 1 S., R. 1 and 2 E., containing 40 acres. W. W. il. &AJ1HOH, Sheriff of Clackamas County, Or. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE following petition will be presented to the county court uf Cluckamas county and state of Oregon, by r. A. Metmg, on the 9th day of April. A. 11. 1S91. the same being the second dav of the regular term of said court: To tiik honorable county court of Clnckunius county, Oregon: Wo, the undersigned residents, householders and iegal voters resid ing in o, e precinct oi cascade, Claclamas coun tv. Oreirnn. most reunect fnllv nritv vonr honor. able body to grant to F. A. Mciiilg of said pre cinct, county and state, a license I J sell spiritu ous, man ana vinous liquors in less quantities than one gallon in said precinct,, county and state: . .. H. B. Chase, P. S. Chase, John H. ftevenue, F, Gneuch, John I'lrlch, Edward Kopper, George lleebe, Samuel Halor, Theodore Revenue, H. P. Fischer. W. L. Sharp, E. H. Ingraham, J. W. We rner, Thnmiis Plielnn, Jake McDonald, Adolf Kerz, Ole Mikkelson, T. J. Jonsrud, D. Jerger, J. A. Stafaiison, G. Jonsrud, James Plielnn, M.Grif fith, W Bosch, J W Stevens. G B Stevens, W 8 Smith, Herman Druns, H Riddcrhusch. Joseph Wllllg, Henry Koch, Theodore Koennorke, Ju lius Wendlaud, Herman Frey, Thos McCabe, August Koch, Caspar Yunker, John Bcutler, Gottlieb Mnller. Jonas Chile. Adam Kntzman. John Cotlee, C Cottee, Paul Dunn, Theodore nscner, Anton Kllgre, Anion Kalger, r.rnst Klgel, Robert Borksok, Andrew Bankus, Moses Uinard, C F Parker. F Timmermann, T Decker, Charles Hey, M Ball, 8 II Anderson, John Meyer, Henry Voiilleliiia, 8 D Coalman, R Gau tenbein, II Rldderbusch, C M Bailey, W P Snullln, J Doyens, V Doyens, F C Hatet, Llngl Vacreltl. Patrick Harris. I' McAdam. A Andre. J F Andre, Joshua Cockelreas, Martin Thomas, J T Cockelreas, P VYilhelm, M Kelseckeu, J M Thomas, G B Thomas, A Thomas, M b Ewlng. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF Oregon for theCountyol Clnckamos, ss. nancy jane none, planum, vs, carmine M. U.-n l,.nU t.- ll..ir., ,l..n. .....I U.....I...... wjti.i .tiiiiiq - i.n.iu, n uiiiiui, auu ueiitieiut J. Hathaway, defendants. To Henrietta J. Hathaway, said defendant: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF ORKOON: You tire herebv reouired to aiinear and answer the complaint tiled against you In the above en titled suit on or before the nist day of the next term of the above entitled court, to-wll., the term commencing Monday, April 20th, 1H9I, and n you ian to so answer, inr want tnereor, tne plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded in the complaint, to-wit., for a partition, according to the respective rights of the narties. of the following premises, to wit.: Commencing at a point being lii7 feet north 3i) o east of mon ument situated at tne intersection of Mntn and Harrison streets In Oregon City: thence south M9 80 mlns. cast 540 feet; thence north STiO no mlns. cast7ii9 feet; thence north 54 80 mlns. west 540 feet; thence south ISO 30 mlns. west 759 feet on the center line of Harrison street to the place of beginning, containing 9 99-242 acres, In Clackamas county, Oregon, and for an equitable distribution of the costs herein. This summons is published In pmstiance of an order made by the Hon. Frank J, Taylor, Judge of said court, March 12th. 1K91. II. E. CROSS, Attorney for Plaintiff. ADMINSTRATOR'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I HAVE been duly appointed this day as administra tor of the estate of Harah Mellnda Heckart, de ceased, and that all persons having claims against the said estate must present them to me, at the law office ofC. D. & D. C. Latourette. In Oregon City, Oregon, within sir months from the date of this notice. All persons indebted to said estate will also pay to the undersigned within said six months. All claims presented must be properlv verified. .; Hated at Oregon City, Or , this tilth day of February, Ifw. J. M. HECKART, Administrator of the estate of Sarah Mellnda Heckart, deceased. Executors' Notice. NOTH.'E 18 HEREBY GIVEN TO WHOM IT my concern, Uiai the undf ni (fried were, on the th day of Felmitiry. lbUI. appointed by the county court of Clack a ma county. Oregon, ex ecutor of the laKt will and tents m en t of John A. Confer, deceased; that they have duly qualiiUd and entered utoti their dutiea ai Mir-h execii Utrn. All perNona having clalmi again! the en title of iiaid John A. Confer, dwetwrt, will pi eae prefent the same, duly verified by affida vit, to the underrtiiftied, Henry (inn, at Omwko, i'lacknmar county, Oregon, within nix months from the date hereof. RICHARD WIIXIAM8, HEN RV GANH, Executor of the lat will and lefttamenl of John A. Confer, deceased. W. W. Tiuykr. Attorney for the Executor. Wanted! FIVE TIIOt'SAND RAILS, MADE AND LAID np on the (Dover Farm, near Eagle Creek post office. Cah for the lob. Apply to J. TRCLLINOKR, ' t'nlon Mill, Clackamas County, Oregon. Or at the tilover Farm. Dated. February M, 1W1. iVotife to Jirfilge Builders. SF.AI.EO BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE Couniy Court of Clackamas County. Oregon, nntfl noon of Thursday, April Vth. iwd, for the erection of a bridge across Abern.thy Crek, on the Jones extension of Morton road. The length of aid bridge must be Tit feet; width Is feet clear, and b.iaht about :! feet. Bidders are required to furni.h plans and strain diagrams. A guarantee deposit of one fifth of bid is required. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. H. H. JOH.VSON. Couniy Clerk. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. t. r. cowino. a. a. cowisa. ' COWING & COWING, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. All cases before the United States Und Offices a Hpeclalty. Eight Years Experience as Register In United States Land Office. OREGON CITY, OREGON. Office In the Charman Block. The Commercial Dank Or OKEUON CITY, CAPITAL $100,000. Transaets a General Banking Business. Loans made. Hills discounted. Makes col lections. Buys and sells exchange on all points In the United States and Europe and on Hong Kong. Deposits received subject to check. In terest at usual rates allowed on time deposits. Bank oncii from 9 A. M. to 4 P. M.: Saturday evenings from 6 till 7 P. M. V. C, liATOliKK ITK, r. B. DONALDSON, rreaiueui, - casnier. molt as charman " CHAl.T.CAtriELI , ,. (-ASHIES v "aasiDKNT. Bank of Oregon City. OREGON CITY.OREtlON. Paid up Capital, - $50,000. A general banking business transacted. Loans maueon avauauie security. AH kluas of good paperdiscounted. Collections made. bRAPTS BOLD ON PORTLAND, BAN FRAN CISCO AND NEW YORK. Interest paid on lime deposits. 12al0 K L. EASTHAM. Manager F. 0. McCOWN & CO., Real Estate Agents, Office nearly Opposite the Courthouse, OREGON CITY, OR. WILL H. WALKER, Attorney at Law, Oregon City, Oregon. Office over E. G. Caufleld's Near Drug Store. THE CLIFF HOUSE, PRINCIPAL HOTEL IN THE CITY, John Bittner, Proprietor, ORK0.ON CITY. OREGON M. P. (JCINX. J. W. CDSHINfl. CDSHLNG &QUINN, Props. Opposite Armory Hall, Oregon City, Or Best Dbands or WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS AM. KINDS OF FANCY DRINKS. Hot Drinks a Specialty. NEW LOCATION! STORY BROS. ZEE AVE REMOVED THEIR BLACKSMITH Hhon to the old stand of M r. Jov. onnoslte the woolen mill. All kinds of blackumlthllii- done to order and all kinds of wood work done. PRICES REASONABLE. Noblitt Livery and Sale Stable OREGON CITY. OREGON. On the Street between the Bridge and the uepot. Double and single rigs and saddle horses al ways on haud at the lowest rates. an4 a corral also connected with the barn for t stock. Any Information regarding any kind i stock promptly attended to by letter or person. HORSES BOUGHT OR SOLD 8 Dasssxa. T A HcBaiDi 31 cH J! IDE & DRESSER, Attorneys at Law, OFFICE, MASONIC BUILDING, OREGON CITY CEO. A. HARDING, POSTOFFICK BLOCK, OREUOfl CITY Dealer In PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISUBS, TOILET SOAPS, FANCY GOODS, GHacm, Putty, Sco. DYE WOODS AND DYE 8TCFF8 GENERALLY Prescriptions carefully Compounded. W. Carey Johnson. C. M. Idlihan. Johnson & Idleman, CORNER FOURTH AND MAIN STREETS, Oregon City, Oregon. Real Estate To Sell and Honey To Lend C. D. & D. C. LITQURETTE, ATTRONEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW OFFICE, REAR OF COMMERCIAL BANK. Oregon City, Oregon. W. L NUTTING, Attorney at Law, PORTLAND, OREGON. OFFICE: Rooms 11 & 12, Union Block, N. W. Coiner Firet and Stark Streets Attention, Farmers! There is Money In Oats; To now lliem with comfort buy Gale Sulky Harrow and Seeder. Sows all Krain and grmscn and liar rowa tlifin in. measures the land and the seed sown, all at the came time. Yon can bay one at 20 PER CENT LESS THAX COST TO MANUFACTURE By calling at once at MYERH' FARM, forks of Molalla and Highland loads; or address; L. P. WII.I.1AMH, Boi 280, Oregon City, f afT'Estras for sale at the farm. Also (or rale the Thoroughbred Durham "Sii Spot;" will be sold low. White Steer Strajed. STRAYED. FROM WEAR LISH 8 MILL, LAKT fall, a white three-year-old steer; baa large nnderblt in each ear. A reasonable reward will be given for Information leading to recovery ol tlie steer. A. W. KINO. Oregon clly, Or. $3300 Boots and Shoes $3300! Bankrupt Stock of jTC0T an mie TO BE SOLD At 50 Cents on tho Dollar for 15 Days Only. Call early If you want your pick, and avoid tho rush, THE GREAT EASTERN STORE, Mayer & Ackerman, Proprietors.. MRS. C. H. l: WALTHAM AND K1U&, RUGS! KTOS!! Of Very Unique Designs. Mats, Matting, Mattresses To Suit the most Fastidious, and also a Complete Line of NEW FURNITURE always on hand. DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES. Crreen Bros, and Co., MAIK ST., OREGON CITY. Prices the Lowetft. Terms Cash. FARMERS' PRODUCE BOUGHT. A TTEMTION, FARMERS AND STOCKMEN! IF YOU ARE IN NKKri np Harness or Saddles. Farm Implements, 0K SEWING iff .tfwiKS ttb. Bine Frcnl Store, Oregon I HE WORK 18 ALL HOME-MADE AND GUARANTEED TO THE BUYER. Fine BUGGY HARNESS and HEAVY STOCK SADDLES Mads to Ordsr. 1891. Spring & We earnestly invite your attention New and Stylish Selections for Your own interests cannot be better eorved than by familiarising your selves with these Goods and Prices, because they roprcaent Standard Grades MORE NEW STYLES, HANDSOME TIES THAN EVER BEFORE. Come and see our Complete Assortment of Spring and Summer Styles In DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, FUR- NiSfflNG GOODS, LEAVE ORDERS FOR THE Gladstone Saw Mill AT THE OFFICE OF HI. E. CROSS, Main Street. BILLS FILLKO FROMITLY. Flooring, Ceiling, Rustic, rickets, Lath, and Dimension Lumber. STARBETT'S Garden Seeds! The Best Because Always Reliable. SPECIAL PRICES TO MARKET GARDENERS. Send for Catalogue for 1801. Address, GEO. STAR RETT, Walla Walla, Wash. Job Printing at the Courier Office. BURMEISTEB, 33BsrS. JEWELRY ANDSILVERWARE. Repairing Promptly Execute! and Warranted. City, nMt Door to ,1,e Po" 0fll- Summer, 1891. to our Masniucent Showing of the Spring and Summer Months. and Bottom Prices. SELECTIONS AND CHOICE NJVEL- NOTIONS, ETC. I. SELLING-. Oregon City Transportation ALTONA - LATON DAILY LINE. M WINTER TIME Leave PoaTLAHD Leave Obsoom Citt 7:30 a.m. 7:30a.M. 10:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. 3 :30 v. m. 1 :00 r. M. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Steamer Altona No Way Landtags. SUNDAY. 10:00 a. m. 3:30 p. m. 8:30 a. at. 2:00 p. at. FOB SALE, One-Fourth or One-Half Inter est In a SawmilL pOR SALE, A FOt'RTH OR A HALF INTER, a est In a sawmill, situate three miles fro sat Oreeon City, on Holromb creek. Part cash and the balance In lumber or real estate. A. L. BLANCHAKD, Oregon Cttr. Assignee's Notice of Final Set tiement. OTIrE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT T. F. 7.' Kvan, Assignee of the estate of Un. M hillock. Insolvent debtor, has filed hie lul amount with vouchers for a Anal settlement o the above entitled matter, and all persons mtm therefore notilled to file objections to such eel. tiement. If anv they have, on or before the Bra, term of the circuit court of the auueof Oncoa for the county of Clackamas. Hated this -JM d.y of February A O 11 Hui.li.lM-d I by order of the Hon. Frank J. Tap. lor, Judge of said court. r