Oregon City, March 9, 1894.
TUt ANTI-CATHOLIC CKVSADK.
In the Century magazine for March
ppoira timely contribution on the
"Antl-Cathulin Cruiade" from the pen
' of Rev. Washington Gladden, a minister
of the Congregational church with na
tional reputation aa a careful thinker
and scholarly writer. Its theme li
the A. P. A. What gives the article
special interest is the fact that he ex
poses the gross fraud and villainous de
ception practiced by the propagandist
of this order to gain adherents. Two
principal spurious documents have been
used in working up the anti-Catholic
fury, both clumsy, silly fabrications
yet they serve to catch a multitude
the credulous, Ill-informed and timorous
One is entitled :
"Instructions to the Catholics, rial
form of the Papa! Party as Laid Pown
by the Pope. Pecci'a Hands Busy in
American Annua. '
The document bears the official signa
ture of eight archbishops and of Card!
nal Gibbons, ana begins with this child
ish nonsense :
"To Our Beloved Children in the
faith: We view with alarm the rapid
spread of educated i ntelllgence, knowing
wen mat wnenever the people are intel
ligent, the priest and prince can not
nope to live on the labor of the masses
whose brains have been fertilized by
our noiy catnecism, etc., etc."
Another document is a pseudo-encycli
cal of Pope Leo XIII., addressed to the
''Jesuits, patriarchs, primates, arclibls.li
ops and other ordinaries," in which he
absolves all subjects of the United
States from thoir allegiance to the gov
ernment, and enjoins that
"On or about the feast of Ignatius
Loyola, in the .vear of our Lord 181)3, it
will be the duty of the faithful to exter
minate all heretics found within the
jurisdiction of the United States."
Any one who believes that the Ro
man Catholic hierarchy would issue
such documents thereby proves his utter
lack of knowledge of its history, of its
methods and of the meatal calibre of the
statesmen and profound scholars that
guide its temporal aflairs. To argue
with him is therefore a waste of energy
These stupid fabrications have been
published as genuine by the A. P. A.
newspapers, and are belieyed as such
by tens of thousands of American voters.
To oppose the terrible Romish hobgob
lin awakened in their minds by the
colossal lies, members of the A. P. A.
promise in the initiatory oath
"Never to favor or aid the nomination,
election, r appointment of a Uiinan
Catholic to any political office; never to
employ a itoman uatiioiic in any capac
ity if the service of a Protestant can be
obtained."
Rev. Mr. Gladden remarks despair
ingly: "That In this year of grace a secret
political society built on such foundations
of forgery, and bound together with
auch an oath, should be sweeping over
the land like the Russian epidemic, is
certainly a fact for patriots and Chris-
tains to ponder. The depth and density
of that popular ignorance which permits
the use of such documents as I have
cited is certainly appalling."
The oath is contrary to the Constitu
tion of the United States, and the mayor
of Denver has invoked (lie multiform,
pompous curses of the A. P. A. by ap
pointing a Roman Catholic as chief of po
lice regardless of the disloyal oath he
had taken as a member of the order.
The foolish people of Toledo, Ohio,
bought 3000 rifles to defend themselves
against the Catholics whom they, with
out any show of reason, believed had
their church ea pucked with munitions
of war. A similar ridiculous story was
circulated in Oregon City, but its very
absurdity has silenced thoso who ha i
the hardihood to starlit.
The statement is endorsed by a por
tion of the press of the country as if it
wero a demonstrated fact, that about 75
per cent, of the Catholics In the Union
army deserted when the Pope of Rome
recogniied the Confederacy as a de facto
government. There is as much authority
for saying that 75 per cent, of the Metho
dists and Baptists deserted because they
could not endure the godless army lifo,
and that only the utheiets remained in
the Held to die for their country. Either
way this is clap-trap without the least
basis of truth. On this point Mr. Ola J
den remarks:
"Roman Catholics have proved their
loyalty to this nation on many a bloody
The intensity of bigotry displayed
against Catholicism will and must run
its course, but will die out as have pre'
vious tpasms of fanaticism. The letters
issued by Archbishop Gross and Arch
bishop Ireland advising their flocks to
give no heed to their calumniators and
to suffer in patience, is a wiser step than
any taken by tho A. P. A. The Catholic
church is as loyal as any other and a
crusade against it is foolish and wicked
and detrimental to Die general peace
and welfare.
DEBT.
The mortgages that rest on many of
the farms of the Willamette valley are a
grevlous load to Ihelr nominal owners
and ft Is no wonder that there are fore
closure sales. The question is, who Is
to blame? Is It the money-lender, the
farmer or the hard times? In many in
stances It is the farmer. How or why
can easily be illustrated by unpleasant
facts. The debt of Oregon City Is
$50,000. If close economy and the prin
ciple of "pay as you go" had prevailed
for several years past, that debt would
not be over one-hundredth part of what
it is. There was no law, no obligation
constraining Oregon City to pile up this
debt. It was done in order that Oregon
City might be "in the swim" of prog.
ress, and now we find that we are "in
the soup" of an indebtedness that we
cannot liquidate for years.
" Farmers and owners of city realty
have rushed into the beckoning arms of
the money-lender In the same manner
Had there been no money to borrow
material progress would have been
much retarded, the people would have
lived slower and rougher but there
would have been more contentment If
a farmer borrows money to improve his
farm and bankrupts when he has com
pleted his Improvement", it has perhaps
doubled in value, but he, now a poverty
stricken wretch, sees another enjoy it.
How much better would It not have Leen
for him if ho had "nmzied" as best he
could on his own scant means and bor
rowed not a cent?
Many farmers owe their straightened
condition to living beyond their means
Credit ut the store has been their ruin.
Others have vied for a place in the van
of progress by buying machinery on ere
di:. Had dealers only sold for cash, no
more dry goods and groceries would have
been consumed by Farmer Jones' family
than the extent of his cash, and there
would be less business for the husiler
of Binder, Thresher & Co., whose rales
are mostly on credit. But the farmer
would not be in debt. The credit
system has great advantages, but on aa
count of its elasticity it is apt to be over-
done, with what untoward results both
creditors and debtors find out now
when the evil wrought cannot be un
done. Don't borrow. Pay as you go
Don't buy what you can't easily pay for,
Live within your means.
John Y. McKane, the political boss
and supeiintendent of the Methodist
Sunday school of C'onoy IhIhikI, Is wear
ing stripes at the Sing Sing penitentiary
and will wear them for four years. Not
withstanding Ids zeal in church work
and his liberality for missions In hea
then lands, his daily associates were the
toughs that aided him In the election
frauds that have sent him up. Moral :
Practice what you preach.
Tint "two old parties," the democrats
snd republicans, have united on the
county ticket In Coos county, to defeat
the pnpullxts, whose misrule they de
clare is unliearable.
Tiik Blund bill for tne coinage of l he
silver seiguolrage, if it also passes the
senate and receives the president's sig
nature, will create 00,000,000 silver dollars.
Ik the populists and democrats each
have a ticket in the field, the republi
cans are confident of electing their en
tire ticket.
Tub increasing liability in this state
to libel suits increases the risk of the
business of journalism far beyond its
rewards. The public wants all the
news, racy and otherwise. Yet if the
editor steps on somebody's toes rather
hard by the publication of an item
which he believes to be true the much
Injured ( ?) citizen seeks redresi in the
courts. It is probable that the $10,000
damage suits against the Sunday Wel
come are as puerile In their motive and
intent as was that brought by E. C.
Maddock against the Cocwkb. Most
libel suits against newspapers are.
The legislature of Oregon should do one
of two things; either imitute Russia by
appointing a press censor in every coun
ty seat or repeal the present law relat
ing to libel.
The Union Meat Company controls
most of the butchershops in Pcrtland
and is extending its tentacles into the
towns of the interior. On account of
its power and wealth, it can ruin any
and all competition in the retail line.
This is the monopoly that fixes the price
of beeves. It buys them by the herd
east of the mountains ami doesn't care
a snap for the Willamette valley farmer.
I.i stead of the tariffcheoking Import s
oi ioreign wool, our imports have in 10
years increased 12, per cent., while our
domestic clip has increased only a little
over 7 per cent. Our consumption of
wool increased 30 per cent, in the same
10 years, and most of the Increase Is in
the eonsnmption of foreign wool.
The best object lesson to illustrate
the actual operation of the republican
protective tariff is the Oregon City wool
en mill. For years the majority of its
operatives have voted the republican
ticket to Biislain said tariff ostensibly
keep wages up, as though the
proprietors divided with their operatives
the tariff profits. But this they did not
do. On the contrary, the proprietors
have tnken full advantage of the tariff
protection for their exclusive benefit
and have become independently rich.
nstead of dividing the tariff profits w ith
the hands, they have repeatedly re
duced their wages until now they are at
very low figure. The operatives corn-
lain, some of them being very poor,
but if they openly rebel, the employes
are ready and willing to replace them
with recruits from the great army of the
unemployed. The protected industries
the country over are conducted like the
Oregon City woolen mill. They all sell
their goods in the dearest market and
buy their labor 06 cheaply as possible,
to swell the per centage of profit. That's
Business. The protective tariff is a
bunco game; the hands and the con
sumers put up the stakes and the
manufacturers rake them in.
Any man ceiling himself a democrat
who deserts the democratic party be
cause he is dissatisfied with the demo
cratic administration is not a democrat.
Prest. Cleveland is not the embodiment
of democratic principles. Though he is
brave and honest and strong-willed, he
is not the Democratic Party. He is hu
man and makes mistakes. Democracy
is embraced in principles as old as hu
man liberty. The party has always
been the exponent of the freedom of the
masses and against Bpecial privileges to
classes. It has always opposed politi
cal innovations because they lead to
corruption. Tho democrat that expects
a democratic sdministration, thwarted
by an unwilling congress, to at once
carry through all the reforms needed
and demanded asks impossibilities.
Great bodies move slowly . The demo
cratic party will live and flourish after
the republican and people's parties have
been embalmed as dead bodies in his
tory. Democrats, stick to your colors I
Ik prophets are not entirely off their
reckoning, the industrial calm of the
present will soon be followed by a brisk
galo of prosperity. The president of a
great Chicago trust company recently
wrote a glowing letter to a New York
banker, in which, among other things of
the same tenor, he said :
"As soon as the uncertainty of the
situation caused, by the Wilson bill Is
out of the wav we shall go into business
prosperity beyond anything that
the country ' has ever experi
enced or even dreamed of. The
whole country Is now simply waiting
There is nothing intrinsically bad in the
condition of business affairs. Trade is
onlv waiting for the word of the starter.
People who talk dolefully are for the
most part talking about what they know
little of. So far as this bank is con
cerned, we believe that 1S(M will prove
a banner year. Kot in our lifetime have
business affairs been on so conservative
a basis as thev are to-day. Panic talk
is simply idiotic.
L I
Rei-hkskntative Talbert of South Car'
oliiia makes an exemplary use of his
wealth . He has always made it a rule
in his life to loan all of hit surplus
money to the por without interest.
Nearly all his salary goes in this direc
tion, and all he asks of bin debtors is
i hat they return him the principal at
the end of the y-ar. Mr. Talbert also
makes It a practice to give one child of
every deserving white tenant on his
plantation an education. In tills way
he accomplishes a vast amount of khm
very quietly but most effectively.
Tht Timber School Land Ring.
Editor Courier: In the Orrgoni'in of
February 3d is a communication from
one of Portland's leading citizens con
cerning the 2H),000 acres of school land,
being every section 1(1 and 30 in each
unsurveyed township, embraced within
the Cascade forest reserve, and which is
lost to the state through the action of
the president. Now the state has lost
this amount of land, that is it lias lost
those partiriiMr sections, but according
to law it is ci, lillt-d to select other land
in lieu of litis amount lost, from anv
vacant government laud that it shall
choose within the state and which is
free from all claims whatsoever, tinier
the nresent law. as everybody knows.
the state school land is disposed of at
the rate of $1 2.) per aero. 1-or this in
iquitous act we have to look to the leg
islature ol 1887. While all the inmuhers
of that session who voted for this law
cannot be directly blamed, still a great
many of them, be it to their shame,
were in the deal.
There is a secret organized force at
work just now foimulming and concoct
ing a scheme to get possession ol this
vast amount of indemnity base in order
to complete one tf the most migrant.
bare-faced steuls ever lierpelrated with
in the boundary of this state. Every
parent and eveiy honest citizen is inter
ested in tne wellure of our stale insti
tutions of learning, and they should
unite their strength and influence
towards seeking to better the conditions
now existing. It therefore behooves
you to be stirring and seek to guari
against everv form of injury thai threat
ens their welfare, be it incompetency of
management or threatened inroads into
their resources of income granted
gratuitously to assist in their maintain-ance.
We are all aware of the facts connect
ed with the manipulations of the "ring"
hovering about Salem, through whose
instrumentality syndicates of timber
land speculators have secured in solid
bodies, thousands of acres of the choi
cest timber lands in our stute at a cost
from the state of $1.2) per acre, and by
putting up $2.50 an acre premium to
this "ring" for the "base" or "lieu."
This is a matter that comes home to us
all, and by estimating at about 50,000
acres a year since 1887, vou will gain
some idea of the magnituife of the steal
to which this pernicious law has led.
and to what extent the state school fund
has suffered.
Does it require any further argument
to convince you that this present law
must be repealed, and a law passed in
its stead that will secure to the school
fund every dollar that the lands sold for
are worth? Imagine this vast area of
25,000 acres, with half a dozen "rings"
of timber land sharpers racking their
brains with schemes whereby they may
secure a share in the steal; imagine
them with grasping fingers all eager to
assist in the consummation of this out
rage, and all that stands between them
and their plunder is the firmness of
Governor Pennoyer, who steadfastly re
fuses to sign the lists or he a party lo
this nefarious job. This action will
save the lands from their hands until
his torn, expires, and if by that time the
law is not changed the mutter will be in
his successor's hands, and if he is not
pledged to thwart this scheme, it is safe
to predict that the deal will be success
fully carried out, and nearly $1,000,000
will be lost to the general school fund.
The question now is, will you allow
the present manner of the disposition of
our school h nds to continue? Will you
continue to be an indifferent looker-on
to this scandalous proceeding, or will
you interest yourself sufficiently in the
matter to Insist that this law be
changed? There are still over 900,000
acres that will pass to the stute when
ever the townships shall be surveyed,
and is this land to be disposed of at the
insigniliceiit sum of $1 25 an acre?
Then, reader, now or never is the time
for action. A word here and there will
do the work, and when yon nominate
your next state senators and represen
tatives insist that it is with the under
standing that they will support a meas
ure that will do away with the present
method, and enact in its place a law that
will innure to the benefit of the bcIiooIs
and posterity. We don't want the nrice
of the lands "fixed" at any given figure;
they must bo appraised and sold for
then- actual value. It is trusted that
you will not be influenced by any paid
emissary of the "ring." Yon will easily
determine by keeping your eyes on the
state papers as to who are in the dea
and everv one that is hostile to this
measure may be safely set down as hav
ing received his little "wad."
Sam Wiem.ek.
CALL FOR DEMOCRATIC STATE CON
VENTION. At a meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Drmncratio Slate Central
Committee held in the city of l'jitlan.l,
Oregon, on February 2, 1814, it was de
termined that the state representation
at the Demociulic Slate Convention to
be held in Astoria on April 18, 180-1, be
is follows : One delegate for each coun
ty and one delegate at Isrge for each
150 votes, and each fraction of 7 voice
or over, cast for II in A. 8 lloinett al
the State election on June (I 112, which
would give a county representation as
follows:
Baker 7
llenton n
Clackamas h
Clatsop , (i
Columbia , 3
Coos 5
Curry . , o
Crook ft
Douglas WWW. 9
Gilliam 4
Grant 4
Harney 4
Jackson h
Josephine s
Klamath 3
Lake 3
Lane .
Linn , y
Lincoln j , 4
Malheur , j 3
Marion , 15
Morrow 4
Multnomah 30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN TIIK MATTKR OK TIIK KHTATK OK ISAAC
dowser, I'M-t-iUMl. Kiriten U hereby ilven
by tlie iiinlerlKiiel, ailintiiistraUirof llie Thh
uainol r.i.iic. in tlm oreilluiraof unit all iwrsntis
having elalint aa-auial aaul decease,! lo enlilliH
ha using with III uereassry voucher w II li in
nix mnnllia from the dateof Una iiullce, i the
unlrali(iieil al llieiifllceiif h. Iluelal un Main
street lu Ori'son f llv.Hiale of Ori-ami.
February I, l:4. JOHN I l.uWKKH.
AdinlnUiriiior ol Halt fc.iale.
Polk
.Sherman .
Tillamook
I inatilla 1
Union 10
waiinwa
Wasco ....... .
Washington " '
Yamhill '
lota 1 223
It is suggested bv tlm State (.' I'tltl-M
Lomnnltce that all counties elect dele
gates to State Convention, but defer
county nominations a late as p issible
I). U. MlTHIWIV.
Chairman State Centn I Committee
tins. ,V Wait, Secetarv.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION.
Willi the vote in 1802 for Mr. BeniiH
for Biipreme jinle as n basis, each o
the several precincts in Clackamas
county is entitled to the folio log
iiuiiiuer 01 oeiryates to I lie i) mcrutic
tJounly Convention to be held in Ore
gon City :
Uanyon ureek ,
Cascades 3
Upper Molulla 8
Oeorjce
Park Place
Highland
Seivers
West Side
Pleasant Hill 3
Hardings '...'.li
New bra
Needv -.
canny 4
i.ower Moianu
Clackamas
Milk Cresk
Viola
Garfield
my
Damascus
Beaver Creek 1
Tualatin 4
Osweiro a
Milwaukie S
Borings '. 1
Cherry ville j
pringwater 3
Soda Springs 2
Barlow. 3
Canemah. 4
Marquam. . . .' 5
Union 1
Eagle Creek '"si
Oregon Citv No. 1..... 0
Oregon City No. 2 , '., .7
Oregon City No. 3 .....4
The Democratic County Convention
will be held at Pope's hall on April 7t!i
Democrats are requested to hold their
primariesUn the ieyeral precinctB (or
the election ol delegate on or before
March 24th. . V-K Caki.i, .
' Chairman Uut L'o. Com.
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Don t l ilu, O'VV Word,
But call your drugistlo one side and
ask him privuM wfiich of all the reme
dies udvertlsed io cure rheumatism, lie
would recommend. II he is posted, and
conscientious, he will tell you that Dr.
Diummond's Lightning Remedy is the
only one that offers a reward of $o00 (or
a case that cannot he cured. One hot
tie will cure any ordinary case. With
sensible people this is the strongest rec
ommendation. Sold by drugists, or
sent to any address by expre-is. Drum
inond Medicine Co., 48 50 Maiden Lane,
New York. Agents wanted.
SHKHIFK'S NOTICK OK SALE UN
DKR KORKCLOSURK.
IN TIIK nitlTIT COl'KT OK TIIK HTATK OK
OfKniui, fm Hit, Coiuiiy of clm liuino,
William Vuri'hnl, I'lalnllir.
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Kilwaril KameriT. Defi-mUut.)
Ml ATS or OllKllll.1, 1
County ol Clui kiiia.
Notice In hriliy kIvdii Hint ky virtue of an c-t-riillou
and unit r of ul Imik-iI out ol Urn cm-iitl
court of tin. klste of Ort'Kuii r,r 111 connly of
Clat kiim i, laariiiK data tlm VJ'U ilsy ol Febru
ary, IsvMi, 111 a Mint wlii-relii lliv aouve-iiainwl
wvi plaintiff ami ili-fi-mlaiil, eniiiinanilliii mo,
In I lie nanii) ul tho aialo of Orea-on, lliat out of
Urn real i-Malu liertlnulur uWrllMMl, lo ruaiixe
amn ullli liiil lo nllly ibv ilainaiula of aalil do
crw, lo wlii 071, 1 eimia aei-mnl nml a
76 liornvy ft., toKi'llitr Willi liiltre.t on the
aslllt) allK-u aalil iIcitid waa ellli-rml at 10 per
ft-in. ier annum, aim aiao inv eoaia in ami al'
U'iKlllia IliU nolo. Now. Ilieri'loru. hi iitii'ilieni-e
Ui au u ilei ref, I .trill, on Saturday, tho 7lli tiny of
Airn, irv,, at 1110 Hour Of OIIU UfllK'Kp. In Ol
nam nay, al trio Innil door of the coiirlliouau
raid county, oiler lor aule al politic am-iluii, and
vil 10 ine iHg-neal anil Deal olililer, lor rilll lu
hand, all of llio riKhl, li.lv and illicit. Ilni auld
ilt-fuiidaut, Kdward Kmnerer, had on llie lillli of
January, HUM, In and lo the lolluivluir deaerllml
real prop.-rty, lo-wll: Nurihweat i ul Hit aoiiih
eaal '4 ul aeellon 4, UiH'uahlp 4 ao'lln, rmte I iaI
ui ine iiiaiiieno luerniiaii, containing 40 acrea,
in tw-iHiiiR, roomy, uri-Kun.
Dated ilila Dili ,l.iy of March, A. I. lsul.
('. W. OANoNO.
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
r IBALD HEADS!
n tioitiihU hair,whtthrr utum the A(iN,'iv, Ij J
n an,,.,,,, ,ic, w,umi ,UKihrniiH or iiam If V ja. What la tha condition of voum? Is vour hair dry. ?
tu the moMtilr Untie akin. It wmn tut fifty
yvitrm I lit ntnrt ftiriinilw if Kmmiiimn
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(iriiiH()i KUirtihl Hir nim'i'IhIInI tliat uvr I
llvi.il. DurltiK hU (irtviitt prttrlli'u of (t lifu 1
time m. m if liu- imhllliy hihI MrlMmTHCv f
Kurnpa h (ireiit'r.tH'4 III! rvt!w, I ivt
I by mull, M'Curcly prirkiil, itrrrin- ,
ilriH-r ciinjtitr nihil, Huiv AnvnU for Amcni. '
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Dept. K, 7-nuih Hft1i ve-.iic, N.w York, U
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
I N TIIK CIKCTIT COl'KT OK THK 8TATK Of
urrgMii, for the Umiiiy of Llm-kmum,
Kihuih McDonald, I'ltiliilllT,
v. I
Lttdm Koyul, lHfeudanl. 1
HI Hie of Ori'Ko , I
County ui CU('kanii.i
Y VIKTUK OK AN KXKt'UllOK, Jl'lM
m'iil, ofiltT and duTee duly iHMKtJ nui
of mid 11 in ItT Hit) w.tl of tlie c Ire nil cuiirl of tin
uttiteof Ureitmi fur thu county of Clacluuiitin. to
inutility illrL-cUil, dnttxl I tie 71 hilar of Munh.lM,
llmii m JU'lKiih'iit Bint tkcrtjtf rendered 1 1 vhUI
court 011 IIih I Ml i duy of .Nuve iiiIkt, lMtt, In rttvor
of fcm iu u Mi'Doiittld, (ilHlutlll. and hkuIiihI Ltidrii
Knytti, (Il'Il'Iiuhiii, lor the mini of four Uioiimiiiu
donam hi toij coin, with Intt-reht thereon ut tn
mix of fitful per ix-iit, i-t milium from ine iJtli
my 01 April, m n, tiit tne lurtuur khiii of ivu
hundred and Hlty dollt,rn aituiiiey for, with coal,
diiliunif uifiit and laxt-s and accruuitf font.
uonimanuliiir me to innkf mile of the follow hi;
ii'M'ritH.u ie.il tirnneriy: iittitiuuiiitf hi tne oulli-
vtal corn i-r ol lot i. It in block No. l. a the
nine aiH.'nrn ujm)u thu uiapn and plula ol Urcguu
City, Wat'kaiiirtft county, uri'tfoii, on tl lu hi the
ciuiH a oiiR'u oi mmu emmy; wicIIch nonneriy
aloiiif .Main Mlnot of ald citv thlrtv luet:tlienceai
riKlH-iiiiKhx to Half I Main si reel vuutht'HHlerly oi.e
miiuirtHi huu ii vu (,io.; icei; uit'iue at riKiii autfini
wlili ih last dcHcriiifd liuu aud uamllul with
KiildMuiu Urccl onihwesterly t flirty (; feet, to
the aouihcTlv Hue ofitaid lot: thence n.irlli wcsi-
erly it Ion it the Houtherlv Hue of Ul lot one linn
dred aud tlvu (W) feet, to Maid Main uln-cl, being
ine piace oi octfinniua;. aiko ine noriiieriy one-
nail of the northerly one half of lot .No. 7 of taid
uitrca io. pj: Haul Doriimi lo no cul on hv a iiiih
drawn at ritflil-aimlea to said Main street, and
1 1 cue n bed aa h.llowit, viz.: t oinmeiicloK on naid
n.ini mi reel at me noriiiweHicriy corner ut aatu
lot 7. thence al riulit-anuleii u huid Mttin atreet
aloiitf the northerly hue of Haid lot one hundred
and ttve 106j feet, to the nonheast corner of aatd
lot; ineiicu al ritfiit aiiKleR lo said lut described
line aeveutenaud eleven-forttethi.n7 11-40) feet:
theuce at nKlil-anglea to s ud lawl dcscrilied line
one nuixireu ana live (m) feet tu Raid Maiti
aireei; ineiicu atouir attiii Main nlret nort leant-
erly aeveiiU-en and eleveu-foriletha d7 11-40) feet
to Hie plttce of betfinnliitf. The inans and plati
reierrctl to nelntf thoae tiled hy the late Dr. John
McLouifhl in of aaul U retro u Citv. Oregon, fiaw.
ther' fore, by virtue of Haid execution, hid it incut.
order and dcree, and lu compliance with the
coinmaiius oi Main writ, I win, on buturdiy, trie
7th day of Anril. 18!4. at the hour of It o'clock n.
in., al (he front door of the courthouse hi Oreiron
City, hi the county of CI nek tun an, state of Ure
Ifou, sen. Miujtci ut retiemptioii.au tne npui,
title and iutercHi, which the above-named de
fendant, Ladru Koyalt had, on the third day of
Juno, INK), the date of the mortgage of plaiutitt
herein, or triuce had in and to the above de
scribed real properly, at public auction to the
h.Klit'Hl bidder for Uuitcd Pin lew old coin, cash
in hand, tu saludv Mild execution. Jtidirinent.
order and decree, intercut, taxea, coals and
accruing cost.
Uren city, ur , aiarch , iwi.
C. W. GANONO,
SherilTof Clackamas County, Oregon.
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Kipaiu Tabuloa oure coiiHtiputiorj.
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N THE CIIIOUIT COURT (K THK STATE OK
Oregon, for the County of Clackaraaa.
John Lund, I'lalntltf, 1
Vf.
William W. XeevcH. Alfred Noevea. Ade
line Wilkinson. Emeline Walters and
John Walters (her huttband), Jennla
uurriu ana ueorge a. uurnn ;nr nun
baud), Charles W. Karrer and Anna
Karrcr (his wife), John Doe aud Surah
Hmlth, Defendants.
To William W. Neeves, Alfred Neeyea, Adeline
Wlkhisuii. Miieltue nailers. John W aitur.
CJnw U W, Karrer and Anna Karrer, Defen-
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Or. WILLIAMS' MEDICAL AN0 SURGI
CAL INSTITUTE,
7IOMarkrt Mt., d Kran clarn, Ch
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DistressesYou
ftrtlng a heartr meal, and tht
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loaaaetia, aua all other Diseases artslof
from a disordered condition of the LlTr sua
Stomach. They act tmtly yet promptl.and
perieet uiKimiinn umiowb inrir vim.
KlitansfiitiulB take the place of an Eat Ira
mat nu tiaouiu oe aieuiwr
use Ui every famll.
Sold by trMtgiitt or mm! ty
mail.
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THE RIPANSCHEMICAL CO.
I Iprm u, Haw Vara.
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tla Broduatlon I, not an araldmt, but tha raanlt of trlant I flu
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I art of how to treat ilium. "Hkookum"oontalni nnlilmr Diia.raiinnrniia. it
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lir Kara tha Mlp !. healthr. and tn from Irritating arnntlnna.
tha ua of AouavM Hkm Hoop. M awlroyi wro tnwUa, wktvh mi vn
ana atttrcy faa aair,
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uar jar it furlJ.au. af
TMB SKOOKUJ1 ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 3,
it Haath Fifth AT.nue, Now York, N. Y. 5
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YOU WANT A NEWSPAPER
FROM THE METROPOLIS OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
TheSanFr;
ancisco Weekly Examiner
sheriff's sale
I'MlKH TAX KXKCITIIIN.
II Y VIUTl'K OF A WARRANT ISSUKP OUT
of tile i'Olinlv court ol Ihu stale of Urt'irou
lorriacKHinita L'ouniy.io me uirei-teu. Puniiuaua'
inur mo lo lew noon llm trootla and fhatlelr,
uiuuiiK olhora, ol the followliiK-iiamed taxpayer,
on tlie dtliiiiiiitMit lax roll of 1WJ, and It none
could be fuuiul, then uiion the reul piopertv aet
lonn inerein, tr ao inueii inereoi hh tna i aauar
the anioiiul of taxes ho chanted, with eoala am
expenaea, and lieliifr unable lo II nd any ieraonal
properly, 1 duly levied ihhiii Uih followinir de-
aenbed piece of real property, lying and belna
n said Cliickainiia counlv. slate of OreifOli. de-
acriocci ami assesfen as loliowa: d. Minn, aKent
luorlvaKe K'veu July :llal, I8BU, recorded in Vol,
l, pane z. on part oi u . ainnii u. i.. i
nd uKHiuat 1. I. MiiKone and wife, asHesticd
aluaciiiiou. lax II ill. And ou Saturday, the 1711)
ilnv ol Mnreh. IWH. at the hour of i o cl(K k d. ni
ol said day, at (lie front d.airof the courthouse
in said eoiiniy anu stale, I will sen tne above
described orom-rty al public auction, to
the hhrhesl bidder for cash, sllhlecl lo re
emiitiun, to satisfy said warrant, coats and ac-
ru inc costs. u. v. iianumi.
Slurill ami lux Collector of L'lackuuiua Co., Or.
(MiarUa
dunts
in the name ol the stute of Oregon, you are
hereby required to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled aKuiiHt you in tlieubove-eiititied suit
on or ueiure .uouuity. me iiiin day ol April, A,
I). Ix'JI, Hud being tlie ilrst day of the next regii'
lur terra of the ubove-eiititlud court for the coun
ty of Clackamas; and if you lull so to answer, for
wiiih inercoi ine piiiuuiii win apply to me court
for the relief demanded in said cumplttint, towit:
for judgiuent and decree ol said court thai the
pliiintilf is the owner in fee simple of the west
nun ul ine southwest n,tiurterDisecuoiilweuly-alx
(30 in township one (I) south ol rantre three Ct)
eust of the Willamette inerhlinn, in Clackamas
county. Oregon, free and clear from any cluim
of defendants, or any of them; that none of the
defendants have any valid or lawful claim to
said real property, or any part thereof, and Unit
me claims oi ucienoiiuis, ana ol eucn ol inein,
are without riirlit as against iilaintiH; and thai
plaintiff's title to said properly be quieted as
against defendants.
This summons is published hy order of Die
noil, iiyai o. siearus, jiingv ui me circuit court
ol the Httite of Oregon for the loiirth judicial dis
trict, dated llarch 1st, A. 1). Ix'JI.
K. II. I'KKRY,
Attorney for Flaiutlft".
Kldttrly people remember their "print;
uitlerg witu a Bliumler. 1 n present
Kenernlion have mtirli tu be tliankful
for, not tlie leHNt of their lileHHinii.1 be
ini; Much a pIcaNHiit ami Ihoronijlilv
etlet'tive Mpting meilicinn aa AVer's iSnt-
8ii,nnlla. It is a heiiltli-ieHturer and
hPHitli-nutiiitujiier.
Tils! total net reiwrve io New York
banks beyond !egal requirement baa
dumb up to 108,000,000. This i.lle
money would be in circulation in kihh)
timea. Alao in the financial renter of
Europe are great lieaps ol iinr.aeil raxh.
The Iximlon Timet, in commenting on
the eiiorniom bank reaervea there anJ
here, saya it indicates prolog! "cheap
ne's of money" that i, low interest
rates. There is plenty of money
rnne"ntratel ia the hands of the few.
Comb Honey Versus KxtrMled Honey
The query, "Which will pay the bet
ter if sold in the home murket, comb
houey at 10 cents a pound or extracted
honey ut ft Jht gallon.' was recently an.
swered by 24 well known apiarians in
The American Dee Journal. With one
exception all replied "extracted honey.'
The exception was Mr. J. P. H. Brown,
who thought where the bees are well
managed that comb honey will pay the
Beat.
J. E. Pond said: "Extracted by all
means, as there is only about 2 cents er
pound difference In price. In my own
locality I could make it pay better tosell
extracted at 6 cents per pound than
comb honey at 10 cents. Localities dif
fer, though, in regard to noney gather
ing. Some beekeeiers have told me that,
taking all in all, they can do better pro
ducing comb honey where both sell at
the same price."
Mrs. Jennie Atchley replied: "Extract
ed will pay the best at f 1 per gallon or 8
cents a pound, as yon get more honey,
and if yoa. can sell your extracted a
readily at 8 cents ss your comb honey at
10 cents by all meant produce extracted."
Tha Poultry Kawpar'a Hog.
The poultry keeper's dog, says tha
Fanciers' Journal, ahonld be one of rari-
etiea of terriers: 18 to 2S ponnds weight
is about the sixe. Two or three of these
little fellows will, if the building be so
arranged that they can get about, keep
the place free from rats, skunks, coons,
minks and all the list of predatory ani
mals which make war on ohlckena.
ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR'S NOTICE OF SALE FOR DELINQUENT
STREET ASSESSMENTS.
0T1CE IS HEUKBY GIVEN 1 HAT BY VIRTUE OF CERTAIN WARRANTS FOR THE COL
lectlon of certain delinquent itrcct Improvement assessments, levied for tho Improvement of
Main street ill Oregon City, Cluckamas county, Oregon, which warrunls command me lo forthwith
levy on the property described below, upon which Is assessed the amounts respectively, herein set
forth, for the improvement of said Main street, as hereinafter specltled, ill said oily, as directed lu
Ordinance numbered 1.17 of said city, which assessments are declared by Ordinance numbered
liD.and were cnlered In the Docket of City Liens on the Mh duy of October, A. P. lKliH, to the
owners herein specllled.and which further comm md me to sell tho sumo in the manner provided
by law, to make the sums set forth below, together with my percentage and costs, and further to
return the proceeds of such sale o the City Treasurer, and said warrants to the Recorder of laid
city, with my doings endorsed thereon, together wllh the receipts of the Treasurer for the proceeds
of such sale as paid to him, within sixty days from the date thereof: such warrants bearing date
the ltith day of February, Win, and given under the hand of L. L Porter, Recorder of said city, and
waled with the seal of Oregon city.
1 have levied on tlie following described properly, as belonging to the individuals whose
names appear below annexed, as the same uppcar assessed and recorded in the anld Docket of
City Liens, and I will, ou Saturday, the 17th day ol March, 1WU, at the door of the county court
house In Oregon City, Clackamas county, Oregon, at the hour of one o'clock in the afternoon it
said day, sell at public auction to the highest bidder for dull in hand on the day of sale, all the
below described property, or so much theieol as in ly be necessary to pay and satisfy the sums set
opposite such descriptions of properly, and assessed against the same for such slreet Improve
ments above set forth, together with accruing costs, charges and exienses :
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UN
- DER EXECUTION.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, for the County ol Clackamas.
Thomas Charmau and F. R. ( harnisn,!
partners as ('Herman ce aou, riuiuuns,
vs.
Reulatn Flint n aud J. II. Toesdale, part
ners as r anion a leasuaie, iieieuuanis.
Stats cr Obeuon,
County of Clackamas.)
Nollee Is hereby given that bv virtue of an
'iitlnn issued out of the circuit court of ths
stale ol OrMrou for the county ol Clackamas.
beaming date the trull day ol January, lsl, In a
suit wherein tlie above-named were plaiutill's
and ueienuants resoective v. commanding me.
in the name of the stale of Oregon, thut out of
the personal protertv of said defendants or if
suincicnt cannot ne tounu men out oi tno real
estate of said defendants, to realize a sum sum
eieiit to satlaiy the demands of said decree, to.
wit; 8Ka.i and a fuither sum ol tlli.Hj. together
wuii interest on tne same since said decree was
eniered at eight percent, per annum, and also
the cosls of and attending this sale. Now, there-
Ion1, In obedience to such execution. I did, on
the Hist day of May, IWI, duly levy iihip, under
attachment in nils action, and will, on Saturday,
ll,u ITlh nv nf tl.nih I ML, u, n It...,
o'clock p. tn of said day, at the from door of the
courthouse In said county, oiler lor sale at puti-
lie auction, anu sen to tne niunest ami nest ni,.
dcr, lor cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest tlie said defendant had in aud to the
following desc ribed real propeity, to-wit: Ilelng
part of 1). Mosier l I.. C. In section M, township
a soutn, range , easi, ana aescrioeu as lonoiva,
to-wit: Htginning at northwest corner of I.
I.. C. No, 112, townshin 3 south, range 3 east: run
nlng thence norlh C9 east 12 chains: east M
chains: soulh tf' east Hl.72 chains, west H.'sj
chains, norm ai west u chains; soulh id
west2u.47, to west boundary of claim at a point
l'J.ro chains south 26 0 easi from place of begin
ning; thence tracing said west boundary to place
ol beginning; containing in all lit) acres, more or
less; also all of lots six (6), seven (7) and eight
18) in section 20in township S south, range 'A east
of v,. M., containing tsi.it acres in Clackamas
county, Oregon.
Dated this ltith day ol February, A. D. 1S9I.
C. W. OANONO,
SherilTof Clackamas County, Oregon
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF FORECLOS.
URE SALE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
Oregon, for the county of Clackamas.
. W. Mctiulro and H. D. McOnlre,
I'laintllls,
bmh k. lor.
2 4
OWNtH 8 NA MB.
John tliebisch and
M. J. IlrtMlerlck
4 2 E. P. Kelly
il
6
10
10
It
12
12
12
12
111
1.1
13
13
l."i
l.'t
Is
1
Miss K. Barclay
Miss K.Barclay
Alden Fi lilt A Vegetable Preserving Co.
T. Wygaut
T. Wygant
Julia Richards
Jane E. Buck
Jane E. Buck
L. T. Barln
L.T. Harin
Jatnea Polan Estate
James Dolan Estate
Jamea Dolau Ktsle
James lh,lan Estate
I . T. Barin
U T. Barin
J. Ferguson
Mrs. t. X. Sampson
lt HIITION.
Beginning al SE. comer of lot 4, blk. 2,lhence
northerly along west line of Main St. 2s feel:
thence westerly at right angles h7 feet: thence
southerly at right angles 2S. feel; thence cssi
erly at right angles S7 feet lo point of be
ginning The north half of lot 2 of bio. 4, cut oft" by a
line at right-angles to Main strnet
Mra. Margarwt Wygant
H. W. Rum
J.,ha ramnta. ldrM Royal
MHtOMBKiaal Koyal
ladra Rya!
taunt Ruyal
North half of lt 7 in b,a k il, rut on l,y a line
at right-anglea to Main, strevl
H. ginning at the SW.Oni-riif lot . Mk.27.tl i.nre
southerly aha a 'east l,e if Main rtrt :!7.7 Wf;
tle-nre Mslerly at right anslra TO tr; thenre
n.tl,rrlt al rielitHingles 37.7 frrt: thnc wmrrly
at right-angles 70 fWt to pises of beginning
Also Beginning al a.fthst crnrr of miti lot a, thenr
Wertrly along th s.lh lin f ",th street X fert;
th.ue a,ntltriT at rigtit-angl :lt.aft feet: thence
ea-triy at rihl-ang'w, ;k fwt- thoce a-.rtherly
at rislstnalus ; a N. lert. plaee ,rt Dginnlng
WlnfleM S. Chapman, and S. W.
Blusdcll, assignee for the lenent
of the creditors of Wlnlleld S.
Chnpmau, Defendant.
State op Oiieooh. i
County of Clackamas.)
Notice Is hereby given that by v Irtne of an ex
ecution and order nf sale issued out of the cir
cuit court of the state of Oregon for the county of
Clackamas, bearing date llie 12th day of Febru
ary, IWl. lu a suit wherein the above-named
wera plniutltls and defendants, commanding
me. in the name ol the slate ol Oregon, that out
of the real estate hereinafter described, to reul
ize a stun suillclent to satisfy the demands of
said decree, to-wit: S4iist.l5. ami costs accrued
of 117.20, together wllh interest on the same since
siviu oecrce was enicreii, at lu per cent, per an
num, and also the costs of and attending this sale.
Now, therefore, in obedience to such decree, I
ilid duly lew up n, and will, on Saturday, the
171 h day of Min-li, WH, at the hour of one
o'clock p m. ol said day, at the Iront door of the
courthouse In said eottiity, otter for sale al public
auclloli, ana sell to the highest ami nest milder,
for cash in hand, all of the right, title and Inter
est the said defendants, above named, had at tlie
date nf the mortgage, in and to the following de
scribed real propeity, lo-wii: Miuaie, lying and
b lug in the county of t:lackamas in the slate ol
Oregon, and bounded and particularly dt-Acrlued
aa follows: An undivided twenty nine hun
dredths of a tract of laud tioumled by beginning
at a point at low water oi tne v uiamelte river,
which point is sixty it)) feet soulh of the south
west corner of the old "Mauilard" grist mill on
the river bank at the lown of Milwaukie In said
Clackamas cotiuly, and running thence east
three hundred feet to the west line of the
eounly road between foii'and and Oregon t Ity
thence northerly lifteen hundred (l.'OO) feet along
ll,e west line ol al,l county naul to tne north
siile of the old mill pond at the bridge across
Joh nsou creek ; thence westerly and soilitierlv.
following the northern and western boundary of
saia mm ponn to tne nortneasteotner oi au act
I ol land deeded and conveyed hy I. H. Heinle
ane wife ni Crystal Sorings Water Company;
i ihence westerly along the north line of said acre
176 74 tract to low water mark ill Ihe Uiamelte river:
1S2 76 Uence following Ihe meanders of the right latnk
is mr w uimeuc rir caiwrij mil aouioeri;
up stream to the point of beginning, together
with the tract of ground at the waste-wav of the
southerly mill poiei, and also including all
w 3i
24 ) f,2
41 17
m aa
Nil M
224 S3
IKK 02
ll 47
17 17
l.VS 14
loll SO
MS 91
1 77
lsl r
176 74
1H2 76
114
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" PEEK-A-BOO 1" a Flrlt-Pf Ize Winner ll the Peril Salon.
Each of ttaesa Pleural Is JU28 Inehei, ao4 thayara aleiaatly reproduced In fao-almllt. Ao.logerary
feature of Iht frutorlglaalt, flthar ou of which could sol be purchased for l 00,000.
Besides, There Are 9,000 Premiums
KAMoina m mut nan u ams to ho,ooo
TO BE DISTRIBUTED AMONG EXAMINER SUBSCRIBERS.
Tha price of tha WaiXLt Ixaatasa la 11 (0 per year, Inoludlng tho rremlun Plcturs and youi
than of tha S145.OO0 llatol Pramlums, which aro folly described In tha twolra.pags Premium guppla.
BtDL which will ba (tnt fras oa aypllcatloa to
W. R. HEARST. Publisher. San Francisco, CaL
IN TUKCIKl'UITCtiUKTOF TIIK STATK OK
Oregon for I'lackamas Ctiunty
Berniee K. Pay, I'lalnllir, i ,
vs. 5
Fruuk K I'uv. Dclendaiit.) i
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,,r nn,,, r.. unj, unit, .,i',i',iti,. .,, iinuir
EAST AND SOUTH
The Shasta Route
of the state of Oregon, you nr- hcreliy required I . , . . . T, ..,.. .., .
to appear and answer tliecomphiliil tiled against I iSOU TllEKA 1 ACINIC CO.
bxprcss 1'rnnif Uuve l uriliihil lail).
you tu tne ulatve eiilllled suit l,y the Ilrst day of
the next regular term of said court, to wll.: the
K',11) davof Anrll. su4. nnd If vou la so to an
swor lor waul thereof the pluiulill' will apply to
die court tor ine reuci oemaiuieu tu tne com.
ti aim. tu wil.. lor a decree d ssolving the mar
riage contract now existing hetween olnlntltt'
and defendant, and for the care, custody and
control of the minor child nf Dlaiutill and d
fettdaul, for the costs and disbursements of the
suit, ami for such oilier and further relief as to
the court may seem meet with eiiuily and good
conscience. Ihis summons Is published pursu
ant to an order made uv the Hon. Is,val B.Slerus.
Judge of the fourth Judicial district of the slate
of Oregon.
Haled Keliruarv win. 1K'4.
UOItlKIN K. IIAYKd & t.KORUK L. STOItV
Attorneys for I'luii.nil'.
SUMMONS,
S TIIK CIRITIT COI'RTOKTIIE STATK OK
urcgou, lor the t ounly nf uliu'kumas.
Martin IK Morgan, I'lnlutiir,
vs.
Annie L. Morgun, Defendant,
To Annie I,. Morgan, the ahove.named defen
dant: In the name of the stale of tiregon.you are
resulted to appear and answer the complaint or
tlie plalntiiriiercin.oii or before .Moiuluv.lhe tilth
deyuf April, A. II. ln'.H: and if you full to answer,
the plamllll will apply to the court for tlie relief
prayed for lu the complaint, to. wit: For a de
cree dhsolving tlie bonds nf matrimony now ex
isting between vou and tho ulaintitF. and for
such other and further relief as to the court may
aeem eiiuuuoie anu jiisu
This siiiiinii,ns is imbiished hv order of Hon.
Tin. A. Mcllrlde. Imlge of the 5lh ludlclal dis
trict of the slate of Oregon, dated February loili,
Atturneys for I'lalnllir,
siiutii. ! toriii.
t lir.H. I Lv t'ortluiiu Arl tr.ua. i
J:liie. m. l.v urcgou Lily l.t ".Ijj.s
lo.iAM. iAr Ban rruiicisco l.v xu r. a
The above trains stop in ail slulioiis from
Koiilaud lo Albany inclusive, I augi'iil, Khcdils,
llulsey, Hurrlsbiirg, Jiiiuiikii City, Irving, hn
genu and all stuiiuiis I rum itoscbiirg IoAmi ami
inclusive.
KOitfiUt'ltli MA II, UAifv"
D::ioa.m. ,
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a.
l.v
Lv
Ar
Portland
tiregon I lly
Itoscbiirg
Ari 4::'H.k
l.v :i::'.ie. at
l.v 1 7 ,iu a. a
HININU CAliS ON IKiDKN HOI 'IK.
PVU.liAH BVfr'KT SLhKI'KhS
as li
SECONO-CLASS SLEEPING CARS
A Inched lo all Through Trains.
U'estNldo IMvlnlolt,
ItetHeeo 1'OltTl.AMl and t Oil VAI.Ll!)
slAII. TKAIN UAILYIKXIKII SUM.,VJ
7:.1UA.M. I Lv Portland Ar i G::fi 1'. M.
1'2:I5 1. M. I Ar Corvullis l.v l:tnP.M.
At Albanv and i.'orvaliis eoiniei.t will, trui,i
of Oregon Hacllle Itiiilroad.
K.T.PKKsa TBAIW PaFi.Y ( K.xT'KI'T SIINPA Y. I
4:4111'. M. I I,v Portland Ar I H:JS A. M
7.26P.M. lAr McMlnnvllle I,vU:fA.M.
N THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR TIIK HTATK
uf oregnu lor Clackamas County.
Joseph Hedges, rialntlft, )
vs. '
W. M. Iluiket and Sarah W, tiurket, Defendants.)
To W. M.Bnrket and Sarah W. llurkct, suid de-
lenoanis:
lutheiiume of tlie state nf Orcenti. vou are
hereby required lo appear and answer Ihe
complaint tiled aguinst yuu In the above en
titled suit on or before April Kith, IN' I, aud if
you fail so lo answer, for want thereof, tlie
plainlilf will apply to ihe court fur the relief de
manded in the complaint, to-wit, the foreclosure
of a certain mortgage recorded In Vol. !?2, page
Alo, Morlgago Records of said county, upon the
louowing uescriueu reui estate, to-wii: iscgin
nlng at the northeast comer of aeellon :I4. town
ship 2 south, range i east ol the Wlllumellc nut.
riuian; running iiience souin ,.ri nsis; then,
wesl lis) rods; thence north 76 rods: thence eust
liiO rods to the place of beginning, together
wllh attorney s fees and costs.
This summons is Dllbllshcd bv order of the
Ilou.T. A Mclttiile. made and entered February
lOth, 1!U. 0. l. D. I). LATOl'RKTTK.
Attorneys for Plaiiiillr.
ORDINANCE NO
RSOON CITY DOE8 ORDAIN AS FOM,0V.S:
Hkction 1. That the snlarv of the Citv At, or-
my ba and Ihe same ia hereby llxed at live dol
lars per mnnih.
8ec. 2. 'Ihe City Council may from time to
time allow such lees for circuit or supreme court
cases In which said attorney may appear for Ihe
city as they lu their judgment may consider
renaoiiaoie.
Sac. 3. Ordinance No. 46 la hereby repealed.
This ordinance to come up for second reading
and passage at a special meeting of llie city
Council to be held March al, Is'.H
ordered published by the Cllv council at a
meeting he'd M irch 7, lsl.
I 1.. PORTKR,
Recorder of Oregon City, Or.
., u- HEALTH RESTORER,
j USE IT!
IT TM TTTB IPK'.t, MEDTCTIT!.
li router the Liver and Kidn'vs nml Stomach,
;urc ll--:iil.,, lir. l)vsH!:si;l, crejtea aa Appe
tite, Purities the Impure 13Iuod( and
Wnkea Tho Weak B'rong.
T1IKOUGH TICKETS
TO A I.I. POINTS IN Til K
EASTKRN STATES, CANADA AND ELItOPK
Can bo nhtalned at the lowest rales from . '
I.. H. SIOOItK, Agent, OrrEiin I lly
R. KOKIII.KR. K. P. RfHIKRH,
Manaocr. AfH t. ) AP.Aven
Portland, Or
Oregon Pacific Railroad Company
I II AM. CI.AItK, It ver.
Conncclliig wllh Sir. '110MKH" between Vil(Uina
nnd Sun Kruiiciin'o,
StnuuiT leavM San Fimielaco Kluuiiry Cnth, Muteh
2d, TJIh, 2il anil :!HI.
Kcbrunry iWlli, March 7Ui,
Steumer h-aves Yiiiitlilin
17th and 27lh.
KlgliU reserved In change sidling iluti without
nolle'".
For freight mid piewcugi r rub s apply lo any Agent,
CIIAS. J. HKNIIItVS, StIJI 4 CO.,
Nos. 'J to a Murket Sliwl,
Sua FrniielHco,
Calif.
CIIAS. CI.AItK, Rn-elver,
Curvidlis, Oregon.
ViffiQ THROUGH
jp TICKETS
W. lJ E-J hJ a-' V ' . I f 1
liaed overywbera, 1 botlla tola for Ma
ll.", M
111 ft.
water rights and ttrivilegHs owned br the said
defendant. WiiiHeld S. Chapman, and in auvwise
helouging. emierlainint- or re,,iiiite to me main
lensnce of the water power or the operation of
ine mm on saiu above-aescril.e.1 real estate, to
gether with all and singular the Inn-menu,
nereiiiia-nenis aun appiiru-nanis theretinlo be
loliging or in anvwise atoHrlailllug.
Dated this lth day of February. A. TV 1WH.
C. W. iJASKNii.
SherilTof Clackamas County, Oregon.
Kina Tabtilet cure b'rer trouble.
17 1 fit utr a.irllHrly sele of 1.4 7 ul td.N-k ,
rat off by a line al rigitl-angW to Main street
Knth half ,rf 1.4 a .4 bl--k eel ,47 by a line al
nrht4aala,u Main strrrl
Mrs. Annie R. Hall Th- f.Jl.,. ,ng:
eVglanig al al wewlerty r,4iK-r ,,f l-lk tlsre
si.nilN-rly ahHuj Ihe east h,.aa.Urv of Msia alrt
7,1.:, fl; thence easterly at nrhl ancles IISI frrl:
the-iea a,nlirly at ngKt-agl.s7h. fet: thence
wtMerly al ntht-jagle Pel Irri t plar of lav
llawsj
r. . C VI IFF.
Aaur and C, Hector far Ore.aa ft J Cl, kamns r. mty. Oregtm.
3t"To CONSUMPTIVES
f 1 iw an1triKnrt harlitf Wvn ntorM lo
(h i IVaiih jr implr nfin. f?r nffrrinff for
-Tcnil Trr with WTt'ir Itinf iftVttton.
i lht ilrcTiti diara-tr Cfc?amIloa, H anzxHi lo
' makt luown to his fellow MitTcnr che mean
j of ruir. To ihmr who tirir it, he will rherr
hil.Twril trrt of rharpv) arpyi4 ttwi-rr-rip-tion
nM. which Iher will finl a mirp roir (or
rwMmp1n., Athwa. Htrrh. R rmrh
J ''l ! n1 all throat and Innc Mlaaie. He
I hop )l iiff- irr wllUrr hia rrmelT. aa ll ia
inrnlnahle The denirinc the prearriptioa.
wnirR win crm inem BMhinf. and bit prore a
i Wea in, wtl! pleae I'Mrw.
Balarjr aad axpahMi paid weekly from ftart.
PermaaentpoaUton. ExclulTatrrllor7
Biparleaoa vnnaceuary. PecallarK op
aaraDHkraasaDeginiien. uoanu
eommlMlea to local par
time atventa. Laraett
grawara of elaaa, JLr 0oni
auraary ar bm a for tha orchard.
lawa and amrdeo.
We want vou now, while
Vr ska trait industry la no
tt . . r. i r...
adTaaeaiiMnt. Outfit and full par-
tlenlan free. BROWN BH08. CX).. nor
aeryman, rortland. Or. ThJaboiiMal
reUabla. Name UUa paper. SO.)
Salt Lake, Denver
Omaha, Kansas City,
Chicago, St. Louis.
AND Al.Ii
Eastern Cities.
DAYS to
CHICAGO
(J ft r 0 the Quickest to Chi
ll UU I o cago and the East.
UnnroQIlicker to Omaha
nUUlo and Kansas City.
THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST
SLEEPERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
3 k
am Mi'
W WW.
This Remedy
b a pleasant, sate, and ear mra lor eoacha,
eoida, and all throat aud bug aflVUooa,
aacvacrcaas BT
I. D. HOLDEN, Stockton, Cal.
For Sale by Geo. A. Hardint.
!. If. II. CLARK.
OI.IVKK W. MINK.
K. KI.I.KKV ANI.ERSOX
leeelters.
For rales ainl iicni'ral infiirnialioii call
on or adilroaif,
W II. HUKLRl'li T, Asst. Gen Pais. Aget t
2.14 WaHliintrlnn cur. Tliinl.
1'OlfTI.AXD OKKUON.
Job Printing at the
Courier Office.
Ti
rcAVEATSJRADE MARKill
COPYRIGHTS.
CAW I OBTAIN A PATENT f for
PrHup answer and an honest opir-on. er-j t
Ml N av t'lf.. who baea had nearly at' .
experience In the natent baunneaa. ' crmnmr:
tlons atrtetlr ennfldentlal. A Hanatbtt of t
ffomation eiajeeiuina Patenln and Jrvtort
tain inem awrt free. Also a mtaloav ox aseciias
leaJ aDd aaentme bonk, sent fr7
Patents takes Urooak stuns On resr-s
apecial notice In the !.-lcntlde Anaertraa, an.
thaa are brona-bt widely before the r.i' . c w :r
out enat to tarn meent4ir. Thia spier di rmr
leaned weekly, etaaramly lllsstrated. ba br ,
arreat elrcnlatlna of an? aeienuae wnrk ru ,
world. 93 a rear. aaTr.t-le copies mm free.
BnlHlInf tlitiuo, mooljily. fc it.1 J,t- t ci
enplea. '-S eenta. Trtrr Damber mr :n. k-...
tl nu ptatea. In eolon. and pbouicnaua ,1 .,
boaaaea. ma Hana. enablina balldera ut ,e.
Maa dealana and eeenre onntrata, A l.!--
jtLii-t a m. jiiw loaa. 31 i,.uiui ,-