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About Oregon courier. (Oregon City, Clackamas County, Or.) 188?-1896 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1894)
fyt fowler. Oregon City, June 1, 1894. Democratic State, Ticket. For Conjreaaman, lot DiHttlet, J. K. WEATHERFORD of Linn. For Governor, W. 8. GALLOWAY of Yamhill. For Secretary of State, CHARLES NICK ELL of Jackson. For Treasurer, TH08. L. DAVIDSON of Marlon. For Supreme Judge, A. 8. BENNETT of Waaco. For Attorney Oenoral, W. II. HOLMES of Marlon. For School Superintendent, D. V. 8. REED of Lane. For State Printer, JOHN O'BRIEN of Multnomah. For Attorney, 5th Judicial District, E. F. DltlGCiS of Clackamas. Member Equalization Board, 6th Dist. W. B. ADAIR of Clatsop. Democratic County Ticket. For Senator, JAMES THORNE. For Joint Senator, E. RUSSELL of Clackamas. For Representatives, DR. W. E. CARLL, MARTIN ROBBINS, JOSIAII MARTIN. - For County Judge, J. S. RISLEY. For County Commissioner, GEO. J. CURRIN. For Shorlft", C. W. UANONG. popvliht soruisTRY, When United Statea bonda were tn Im had at face a bank could buy M.GOO of bonds, take them t the treasury anil got Ho.OOO In bank notes: with theaa buy $45,000 of bonda and take them to the treasury and set UO.SOu in bank notes; with thia buy fW,500 of bonda and take them to the treasury and gut I'llMIM in bank Holes, and so on; thna with a start ol MO.OOO, l.y this well planned anecial legislation. (IiihIIv ohm $.'H0,0U0 in bonda drawing Interest on" the people, and nave ami fiz.iitai i bank notes left, out of the $.10,000 It started with. The ratio of Incrcaso la much more on 1100,000, Haltm Imlt pendtnt. The above paragraph Is a fair aarnple of the sophistry that the populist speak ers and newspapers stuff the public with. It would be true if It included all the facts. It omits the most essential part of them and is therefore a tissue of falsehoods, all the more mischievous because it bears apparent truth on its face. The facts are that every national bank is required by United StaUs statute to at all limes have on hand 23 per cent, of Its OiilHtandiiiK paper circulation in gold and silver coin ; to keep within its vaults from 15 to 25 per cent, uf Its dep'wita, in "lawful money ol the United Slates," and no national banking association shall, "either directly or indirectly," pledge or hypothecate any of its notea of circulation to bo used In bank ins operations or otherwise, nor to ceateor increase Its capital stock." Spu cial bank inspectors traverse lli conn try with the secresy of expert detectives, and to violate the statutes, tauta mount ti the banker's destruction Don't be deluded by populist sophistry, PLAIN FACTS PLAINLY STATED. Are the people of this county conver sant with the record ol Ell C. Mi.dd.i k? I Ot a governor talks economy on the suinp ami sweeps all the dirt from I door to that of his neighlwira, In vain efforts to obliterate the fuel that haa been putting his itching palm into the state treasury, to draw unconstitiilinnal salariea. Ilia salary as governor la law fully only 11500 pur annum, yet he bus been drawing additional sums In the aggregate as follows: Ilulldlnir Commit'co ."m As prison inspector 5MI Dumesliu Animal CoiiiiiiIUch ... , 250 Deaf Mute School Committee 250 Asylum Trustee 100 Reform School Committee 250 If JiiHis Iord owes his nomination to tlio corrupt Blmon.Ov'(iiiVii ring he nud Joe sre elected, the criminal ex travagauce of the lust legislature will be repeated, the brains will be knocked on of the Australian ballot law, and tl'0 mortgage-lax and indebtedness exemp tion lawa (repculcd by the lust leg'sla ture In tlio Interval of foreign money lenders) will not be re-enacted. Vote for Galloway and the democratic fundi datea for the legislature. Do not throw your votes away on the populists. Evkiiy straight, true democrat will vote for W, A. Hedges for justice, the regular dumocru'io n mil one. an I not for Col. W. L. White, independent candi date, who at the county convention con temptuously rufuaed the nomination With the republican vto scattered on Fouta, White and O'Connell, Ht'dgea has a gol show to pull through If the democrats are livil to hi if, nl why should they not ho, since h U an into' lignnt young nun without blemish on his reputation? Of two cvi's we should always choose the least. The republican party has Can tliev consistently vote for a man who done wre'ehedly unmuli, but the reign has been a professional tax dodt'er, a I of semi-anarchy tint ppii!Um prom man who openly challenged ShuritrUa- ires Mould cnhniiiato in ru-uil. still noun to collect mortgage taxes from I worse. The evils of republi .anisin him? Tills same republican candidate that we know are preferable to the for sheriff said at New Era camp meet- wild, foolish fantasies of the populista W, For Clerk, B. STAFFORD. For Recorder, A. W. SHIPLEY. For Treasurer, A. J. WASHBURN. For Assessor, 8. GREEN. For School Superintendent, C. Y. DRAPER. For Surveyor, FRED HESSE. For Justice, District No. 4, W. A. HEDGES. For Constable, District No. 4, E. T. FIELDS. IN REPLY TO "DEMOCRATIC TAXPAYER." Under the head of "Correction" In last week's Three Siiteri, "Democratic Tax payer" tries to make it appear that C. W. Ganong is not entitled to full credit for the collection of delinquent taxes. For years past the county court has re alised the fact that unless it had a sheriff that would do his full duty it was next ' to an Impossibility to collect any delin quent taxes and especially those on mortgages. When the present court found that C. W. Ganong was deter mined to do what he could for the peo ple and was going to make these "tax shirks"come to time.the court, very prop erly, resolved to givp him every sup port in its power, and C. II. Dye was appointed t assist him. Ibis was done by the court, however, without any so licitation on the part of Sheriff' Ganong, as Mr. Dye knows. The court understood very well that in all probability a number of law suits would grow out of the collection, if the matter were pressed, and for the pro tection of the county, no doubt, ap pointed Mr. Dye, but as to what the court agreed to pay him is a matter be tween him and the court, and with which the sheriff has nothing whatever to. do. The sheriff admits that Mr. Dye has done his full duty in this mat ter and has been of great service in di recting garnishments, attachments, etc. The sheriff bad a suit brought against him in one instance, in which he was ably defended by Messrs. Dye and Bar rett. These are the plain, untarnished facts, as any one who knows anything about this matter knows. Some few property owners who sup posed they had indebtedness enough to more than cover all the value of their belongings, thought they would have no taxes to pay. The State Board of Equalization raised the valuation of their property and in consequence they had a little tax to pay. They allowed their names to go on the delinquent list and never inquired as to whether tlieie was any tax againBt them or not. When they were caught they blamed the sher iff for not attending to their business for them' and not notifying them before hand. Had they invested a postal card in an inquiry they would have received the needed information, as the sheriff always has some one in the office whoae business it is to attend to these matters. This answers another tax-dodger's wail, and the woods seem to be full of them. Another point In this connection seems to be overlooked by a great many : this county is growing and a great deal more work Is done in the sheriff's office than in years past, and much of the work is never seen by the sheriff. This ex plains why some of hia friends might even get on the delinquent list and he himself know nothing about it. lug that "he wondered why Ganong didn't tackle him. He had some mort gages upon which he hadn't paid the taxes and he didn't Intend to. 1 he fact is they couldn't collect the taxes on mortgages." This was the language of E. C. Maddock, In the presence of wit. nesscs, and which language he has never denied. Are you going to vote for this kind of a mau next Monday ? If you do, you are only heaping coals of fire on your own heads. Stand by the man w ho has stood by you, and who has c illnctud $25,000 worth of mortgage taxes from the tax-shirks, of whom E. C. Maddock is a fair sample. II. E. Cross, who aired his pent-up feelings in a recent is sue of (lie Enterprise, under the caption of "Taxpayer's Protest," is another earn- that would knock business to smash. Ix Kansas the populists passed a law disfranchising the Union vete:ans in the "soldiers' lioni n." The stit) su prcme court declared this dastardly law unconstitutional anil tlio old soldier can still vote In populist-ridden Kansas Every old veteran in Oregon that honors himself will give populism a black eye on June 4th, by voting against it . Evkiiy law, every measure pissed to give the poor man undue advantage over the man whom he honestly owes, reacts on him, kicks him In the stomach The law exempting floOO north of property from execution makes it much more difficult for a person of moderate means to borrow even a sinul 1 sum than pie of the very unpleasant duty a sheriff before tUat aw W89 emctei has to perform, especially if he be con scientious and does h is full duty. The Evbiiy educator of note in the state en voters have a duty to perform next M on dorses Prof .D.V. S. Ruid for state school daj and it behooves them to attend to superintendent. His opponont.Preacher that It be well done. Vote for C W. . Irwin, was dismissed by Presi Ganong. dunt Harrison from the Chemawa In dian school superintendence' for dis- VOTERs. READ! honesty and efficiency. Surely no tax- i-very voter should read and ponder payer can vote for such a man. Cast the appeal to the democrats of Clacka- your ballot for Reid. mas county which appears in another column of thia Issue. In critical hd IIkssk, democratic candidate moments the true, brave soldier Btands 'or coutty surveyor, has for three by his colors at airhazards. Nowof all years been the assistant both In the times the democrats should prove their offlce anJ In 11,8 flt)d of the mwnt Oemooratlo State Platform Tlio following U Ilia plnlfurm aloiti-d nt the di-nincrrttlf stale con volition: Tie representative of the itcmiwr iltr party in ciimriill.m assembled mall. Urn r.illnuliiK duration ot principles ami measures u their liliiilciriu In the prn.nl campaign's Wo declare our atcilfal aillio.l n to the fun tlsm.iitnl maxim uf the democracy, vl: "(Joy omnium by the people, hoii.stty and eniunml nally adiulnlstcrcil, (or Ilia irunut s-mhI i, tin- APPEAL TO Till: DEMOCKAUY Of Clackamas County. This Is a tlmu when every democrat alimild aland llrm ami true to his nartv principles. There have lietin so many mis. J "'i'ist number." We charge iimn the rcnii.ll statements iy venui politicians ami a corrupt republican tires through a lb-liberate intent to deceive, thai it Is littlu wonder that some individual should be influenced and their faith shaken. A cry is uttered by a party politician and it is tuken up ami echoed across the country and liecoines a slogan of political war fare, by which many aiu mislead through tgnorunce or thoughtlessness. We have an honest mid ronriigeoiH democratic president, u d tin strut ic co i gress, democratic governors In a in.tj ir ity n( the states, utid a popular liuij trity of the entire voters ol the country by over a million. It is indued strange then In the face of these facts, that an sane democrat could wish I desert the ranks of his party, ami at a liinu wh n iliiitlii emlnxlyliiR- among other tilings what Is the gallant leaders am in the niMUof kw.wii a the Inliuilvo ami referendum, tlio greatest civil conllicl avui isttlie twin We again (liclu.ru our (allh in uml ailvocacy ol enemies of go id government, the Ro - the lniierlhiil.lj principle i f the iluiuucrullc her Tariff and lliu Kill looey ciu.c, niriy as reaillrauil by the (.'IiIciiko pUiturin. that the world lias ever known. ; tt'e have an abiding faith ami implicit cnntl. It is true that I lie country has just ilcinc In tlio Integrity, good faith ami patriotism fiussed through a great panic, onu that j ol President Cleveland, ami bcllcm that lie will iss shaken the fouiidutions of business , arcuiiipllsli, ao far aa In his power, before Hie (rom one shore of the continent to the ' closcutlils term of olMcc, all the pleilgea ol the other like a cyclone. Nor indeed was it j ilciitocrallc uurly contained In the national plat- can party and lla ruckle" leglilatloii all llieevll. from which the people are now urTering, and aawrt that the low price" ol (arm iiriMliicu, no , employment ol lalsir, general depression In Imsl lieu an. I sMgnatlnii ol Industry, are tlio results ol the unjust ami burdeiiMnue lca, tgh pro tui'tlve Urllt ) Inn, nud other rlaaa legtalalloii of Ihe republican pari)-, of which the deinoiie lUitlhm of sliver in a7s and tlio contraction ol ear currency lire Instances, We bclic Unit nil taxation should be npiul mid just, that liiinect-ssiiry taxation la luijuat luxation, and that the wxalth ol a nation hould bear lla JiihI proportion ol the hurdeni. nf tlio na lloual government, and that o are hi fuver ol an income tax. We lavor the calling of a constitutional con vention, to fiihiiiit to votern of the itute a con- confined to this country. In IK! 12 the financial storm burst first in Aigcn tina in which millions upon mil lions of British and Uurmun t-upitul wus awept away in a few months.. Kitllcw- ng this came the universal conupse hi form adopted at Uhicugo In I'.', We endorse tha reival by congress ol Ihe odl oim federal tie lion law, a ul Indorse Ha efforts In hchslf ol tarllT reform and to tiring about a L llliir.' in'i-'eruu touuilllill ul auailr. We favor the upccdy eonstruetloii of the Nle- Australia, which shriveled an I laid , rngua eanul by the Rnveniinont nud undenn.r. ..... . . . . l. . . " waste that luir coniiuoiu. n mi in e ernmuni siinerviaiuu and control. two enterprising countries gone, thurej Wo realllm the position Hint hui ever bem was but one source lull to wnic:i the rinalntalued by the demceratiu party, that gold Europeans coum iihi iur roaui inuoey aim miver iirucumlivtlio neon u'a iii..,.r ol which they stooo sosoreiyiu noeu, j are oped to all mensirea ol dlaerliuluatlou and that was the united states, h.i . agaluattllver, amldeniau-l lreee"luae to iii. Iliey prompiiv uegau i sen uno iiniouu ply tne demnn u of luialuess, mid that all money American securities, lius iesutO'J in ( imci by the governinent bomuJealegalU'iiih-r the enormous expornuion ot gout uur f .rail dehis, b.ith public anl priv loyalty to country and their patriotism by zealous adherence to the glorious democratic party. The democrats of the South, the "New South," set us an example of party loyalty which we in Oregon can well emulate. No demo crat that is a DEMOCRAT in very truth will on June 4th bow the knoe to the false god of populism. The address to the voters by Mr. Thome, in this issue, deserves careful perusal. He is one of the ablest and truest men on the democratic ticket, who has with unselfish devotion thrown himself into the campaign. He Is a democrat not for revenue, but from principle and deserves election by a big majority. county surveyor, which proves hit tin doubted fitness for the office. Vote for Mr. Hesse and you will assist a deserv ing and capable young civil engineer. Six prominent national b.inki, twj them in Portland, witli five and three- quarter million dollars of capital, have a circulation of nalio:iai bunk notes of only $224,000, which proves that tlier populibt jeremiad that the national banks gut rich by means of their paper money is the veriest rot. Tna present sheriff has been obliged to give undoubted sureties to the amount of $00,000. It is very doubtful whether James Magone, populist candi date for sheriff, could furnish these bonds, were he elected. He has no property in this county, and is "loose footed." The CovaiKR has no fling to make at the honesty of purpose of Mr. Magone. But he knows as well as if h were not a populist candidate that the costly experience ol the bondsmen of populist Sheriff Masaie of Columbia eounty is apt to make the moneyed men of Clackamas county very wary about being bondsmen for any official excepting they feel perfectly secure. In any case, regardless of party affilia tion, the sheriff of Clackamas county should be a fixed taxpayer of the county, closely identified with its j material interest. Mr. Magone is ot. Democrats ot Clackamas county, this Is the time of all times when visiona ry and impracticable schemes are bound to come to the front, and it is a time of all times when democrats have a double duty to perform. If every democrat docs his full duty, we now have several candidates elected. Never let an op portunity like tlio present slip, During hard and straitened times like the present, the party in power comes in for the blame. Did you ever see a big fire w here the howl ing mob didn t do more harm than good? Stand by Ihe ticket. Evurv man on the ticket is a good, square democrat, and withal a man from top to bottom. With Risluy for county judge, Ganong for sheriff, Thorne and Dr. Carll in the next legislature, the democrats could do something for the poople to convince them they were in dead earnest and these men would re flect credit on any party. The worst calamity that ever struck Kansas, worse tlun graislt ippjrs, drquglits or railroad extortion, was pop ulist ascendancy. It made beggars of great numbers w ho were in debt. Shall the blight of populism strike also Ore gon? That depends on your vote on June 4th . Populism is hostile to capital. That may not be its primary intone but it is its outcome. Populism was thus under stood when It gained, politically, the up. pur hand In Kansas. Capital was fright ened and flew the state. Monev could not be borrowed under any consider ation for fear it would partly if not entirely be conflicated by lunatic legislation, as the populists enacted a law which delayed a judgment on foreclosure three jeurs. The ascendancy of populism in Kansas drove millions of capital out of that state and hurried a multitude of farmers and business men into bankruptcy. Dj the people of Oregon wish to repeat the dire experiment of the poople of K in sas? Times are hard; shall we make them harder by electing a lot of cranks to office? If you are anxious to feel the sensa tlon of a mule's kick under the left ear, tell an Irish-Catholic Union veteran who is well able to handle himself that he belongs to a church whose tenets are treasonable to the starry fl ig under which he fought in the Sunny South. If Sheriff Uunong is reelected he will bo able to in ikoit an easy aspimihle fir delinquent toxpayurs by s.ivinjj thorn costs; if ha is defeated he will be obligod to clo-w up th ) 1 j I i i j 1 1 it Ux business, as the law dom m U, before he turns over the ollloo to his success ir. Tiik capital of the laboring man is his hands. If business is prostrute, thut capital is useless. He can fold his idle hand.- over his stoiu leh that is also idle. The laboring man that under stands "whore he is at" will o;i Ju-ie 4th cast Ids ballot against populism. ing Hie year lH'.Ki. This exportation of gold, while it was not the fault ol any political partv, was the cause of a ircu- eral stampede; auu laken wiitt me slrung sentiment pievailnig In favor of free silver, brought on tne tin uicui crisis that for a time seemed to threaten the very foundations of uur governinent. Thero are indeed many causes which contributed 1 1 disturb bminess anil iiu pair confidence, but perhaps the It ait o which win a want of faith in deni icratiu statesmanship, and amongst the greater of w.iieh, in all probability was the (lis- positon of manulactiirura to u-ierce oou cress into a muintuiniinuu of huh pr.i tectiye duties for their bunellt. No one now claims that there was any neces sity for the closing ol a single mill ; there was no over-production ot uiuuiiiuciurus, no lack of cheap raw material nor uthur sufficient reason for closing down, tin- ess they wished to starve their opera tives into voting the republican' ticket and intimidate congress into a perpeiti alien of McKiuleyisin. ' One thing, however, is now becoming anoarant to all ami that is thut the scale ol wugus will be rugiiiutuu entirely by the inllexiblu luw of supply and de mand. As the mills of the country ro snme onerations. the supply of lab ir s secured at lower wages. Iho tnrill bus- not been and probumy will not soon be changed, yet labor is compelled to engage at a low rate, and must ho con tinue until ul t ho ministries ot the country resume and tlio demand comes fully up to the supply. 1 lien the natural aw will provide lliut the service ol nbor shall be justlv compensated. The crisis bus fully disproven Ihe 'magnanimity of employers and con clusively shown that they w ill pay nu more than Uie market price to, their operatives, a claim always. made py tne democratic party. ( .). S Democrats should then t.iba hVt nd ra v round our standard Hearers. (.live to your party chieftains that moral support they so much need in the great struggle against mo nopoly. If your party gets wrong or you think it wrong, do not de sert, but stay in the ranks and li-iht for what you believa to be democratic and right. If you leave your party you are sure to gut into bud company and amongst immoral associates. Let us pull together and victory will eventually perch upon our banners, for ''In union is strength. '' . Signed, W. E. Caull. State Central Committee fur Clackamas County. Tiik democratic party in this county keeps "in the middle of the road," and any one calling himself a democrat who advises democrats to vote the populist ticket, or any part of it, thereby brands himself a Judas Iscariot. Fusion witli anarch ista be hanged ! SHERIFF'S NOTICE Ol- SALE ON EXECUTION. IN TIIK CIltCUtT COURT OF THK STATK OF -S. Oret!ui for Ihe 1'ollnly of Multnomah, J. W. Towiuwnil, Plaintiff, vs. Vi'lllluin Nesmylh nml KIImI-.-IIi Nesmyth, Pcftmilauu. J State of Oregon, j County of Clackamas. ) NOTHIK IS HKKKIIY OIVK.N THAT II V VIH'I UK of an hxih-iiiIi ll IshiiihI out of tile circuit court of the slate of Oivkiiu for the county of Multnomah, bearing iltlte tin Villi duy of Mh.v, Ini-1, In e suit wherein J. W. Towwtemt was iliiiiititi ami William nesiuvtii ana t.uaiicui .vsiuvtn were ui-ri'tuiiiiiis, eouilliuiiilillg inn, In the iiaian of tie, utatt. of Oregon, that out ol die imrstinill lirolicrty of mini uefehiliint. or if sului-lent could not bo found then nut of the real property of said ilt-feiuliinls, to renlir.e a sum HUtucleut to satisfy the di'iiiioiils of suit! decree, to-Hit: V4.s.i, aniline niiiner mini 01 s;u ami a lilrlmr sum of Hil.iii, loifclher with Intereat on the same since siliil decree was entered ut S icr per cent per annum, and also Iho costs of ami attend mir this sale. Now. therefore. In obedience to such writ. T did. on the l'.ith day of May, 1MU , duly levy upon, and will, on Saturday, Until day of June, ihiii.'at the iiiuir of 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, at the trout door of the Court house in said county, otter fur side at Subtle auction, ami sell to the lii;licio: nml best iilder, for oasli in liaml, all of Ihe riiht, title and Interest the said dcicuilunts hail on the 2t of Feb ruary, lSltf, in and to the following described nml proiierly, to-wit: The u li, of lie 1 . anil se 1 . nf lie !4 and ne'i of se1 of section Stl, tomiship I south, range ti east, of W . M., Ill Clackamas county, Ore gon. O W. UAXOXU. Sheriff of t'lackiimas County, Ort-fe-oli. liatee this 1st uay 01 Juno, A u. ne b.-llcve dial Ihe pension roll should be one ol honor, an I we favor lib -ral pjiislnua to sol- tilers disabled lu the service of our c .unlrr. We are in Incur ol the ckciion ol United Slates senators by the direct veto ol the u pie. We denounce the act ol the last legislature whereby was repealed what U known as "I he JlortituKo Tux Law," ni fl wo iltuiiaiid Its re enactment al the next leasloti, Wo demand that till properly aliall tic assessed at lla true cash value, and thai there shall lie dcdiictloiie only lor Indebtedness wh'eh has corresponding taxable credit. We demand the enactment and enforcement of inoro striiiKont laws for the protect Ion of the salmon and sturneon flshlru Industry, ami tha auollllon of all tlshtr.ips, seines and wheels, and fuvor more extensive nrtlllcial pr.ip.ita Ion. We are. In favor of liberal upproprialiona for the Improvement of our rivers and harbors, and the adoption ol such measures as will lend most peedlly to the opening of the Columbia river. We are opposed to Clilni'sii and all pituiwi Im migration. We favor a change In the law regulating the adoption of school text books which will Invite healthy competition anil prevent loo Ireipient changes ill tlie same. Wo are In favor of laws lor the protection ol depositors In banks. We are in fuvor of the abolishment nf rullroud and all otlar iiiin?, oisnry io:nr. Is I : s w e fuvor tlxed salaries for all public olllcora and the abolishment ol the fee aystein, and are opuoied to an ollloer receiving more ihau Ills constitutional salary. We coudemu as Infant, uk Iho attempt of the last legislature to tamper with the purity of our elections by so amending the Australian ballot law as to take from it alt its beneficent provla loas, and Wo earnestly oppose any change or modification of said law . We declare ourselvea In sympathy with the Just decision ol Judge Caldwell, regarding the rights of labor In Iho recent controversy be tween the Union Pacillc Kullroiid Company and Its employes. We amils-h" the )Ast IciTslnlnrn fr ll u-MDla nf me peopie s m uiey oy extravagant and reckless appropriations, and hold Ihe republican party ol Ihe stale responsible lor the shameless and vicious legislation ol that body, and we call upon the honest voters of the-sute to relieve the common wealth of this Incubus upon its industry and prusoorlty by taking the reiua of power from the binds of such incompetent and unworthy ser vants, tne people cannot hope lor Immunity from corrupt appropriations of public money so long as the puny In power is controlled by the combination of spoilsmen which has and will control the republican party ol this slate. for Infants and Children. pnOTHERS, Do You Know that Paregoric, f j Batemaa'a propa, Oodfre'a Cordial, many ao-caUlnd (toothing Byrupa, and moat remedies for children art ouoiposvd of opium or morphia f Do Ton Knew Uutt opium and rnorpuiue an stupefying narcotic poison I He Yon Know that Is most ooiuitrlea drugglaU art not permitted to Sell narcotics without labeling them poisons t Po Ton Know that you should not permit any tuedlcia to be given your child unless you or your phytlctao know of what II to composed f Po Ton Know that CustorU la a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of Its Ingredient u published with every bottle f Po Ton Know that Castorla to the prescription of the famous tr. Samuel Pitcher. That It has been la use for nearly thirty years, and that mora Caatorla to now fold than of all other rented tea for children combined f Po Ton Know that the Tatent 001c Department of th United Btatee, and of other countries, have Issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and but assigns to use the word " Caatorla " and Ita formula, and that to Imitate them to a stab) prison offense I Po Ton Know that one of tha reason for granting this government protection tu because Caatorla had been proven to be absolutely karmlaaa? Po Ton Know that 35 nvarag done of Caatorla are fundabed for 35 oonta, or on cent a doae f Po Ton Know that when poaaeaaed of thto perfect preparation, your children may be kept well, and that you may bare unbroken rest f Well, these thing; are worth knowing. They are fact. The fao-slmlla algnattire Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. EAST AND SOUTH in The Shasta Route Ol' I'llr. .Mil I'll KILN l'At'li iU CO. ,., '!- limn, leave Portland I'aily. mill. : ... I orlb. til.lr.e. j 1.1 I. Mill All KVU4.I ,:liir . I i.t uu-soi. ill) i.i I 7lia.i IUt.,.0 i At ean l rob. im i. I.i ,i.is r, a 'I In- ul.ovu trains slop nl all stMihiiia Iroin I'oillalld to Allien) luciil-iie, laiisrt,n,.,i,, HalH-), llarrisi.iiri, Jii.i. Utii l.it). In . us, ho gene moo nil sirtiions itt'iii ll.'H-liurg lo.Uu and illl'llMlt-. ItiMKIII'HU MM I, iMll.V S::U. a S::ll A.M. S-.Hlf. fcj, l.r l.v At I'lirlland Oregon l ily Itoscbtirg tiair.N !i:.l'r.a 7 Mi a i I'INISU l A HH ON OilliKN IIOU'IK. PULLMAN RIlr'h'KT SLLEI'KHS ASH SEC0N0-CLAS3 SLEEPINQ CARS Altai bed to aJH hroiigli Irnlns, tVlsJi i)7vlaluM, Helweei, I'Ollli.AMl hihI LOIIVALLU Mali rsits IMii.vtKxi-Knaiiyiiav.) Ii:lt P.M. Ar I'orvallts l.v I :to p. M . At Alban valid r.irvahl. miuueel with Iralui of Or.-it.iti paellle Hallroad, xrsrs TIUIS IMll.V (Si SCI SIINllAV.I MOP. II. .v 7.1WH M I Ar Portland McMhinvllli Arl l.v I SVAA.M 1-H'A.M. TllltOl'dll TICKETS TO al l. 1NT IN TIIK KAKTKIIN HTATKH, f'ANAlA ANII Kl'ltOI'h Can lie oblsltied at ihe lowest tales from I.. II. Mi(!:k, Agi-ni, llirtnn t hy t. KOKIII.Kn. K. V. IKKIKIIH. Wsl.t'll ,,i i I t V s, I'orllaud. Ol Oregon Pacific Railroad Company II AN. I I.AIIK, Iteceiver, room cling with Sir. -IIOMKH" Ulwecn Vnotiliia and Smii Fraiiclo, Simmer iravis, Han Franclsrii Kel.nisry ilh, tlarrh i.l, l.'ih, IT.M and .'Il-t. simmer h-avsi Ysoiilna K.-bruary &r,,li, Mnnh Tib, ITtli and -7.li. Ill.l.l. M..I If.' crv.il In rhangu .'iillliig diies niihctit jBALD HEADS! What Is the condition of yours? Is your hair dry, harsh, brittle? Does it split at the ends? Has it a lifeless appearance? Does it fall out when combed or brushed ? Is it full of dandruff? Does your scalp itch ? Is It dry or In a heated condition ? If these are some of your symptoms be warned In time oryou will become bald. Skookum Root Hair Grower Is what yon need. Ita production I notes accident, but the remit of aHentlfle resvarvu. nnowieaae or ine aiseesesor see nair ana aceip lea to weaiscuv. err of bow to treat them, "skookum "oontalna neltber minerals nor oils. II Is not a Dre, but a dellgbtfully cooling and refreshing Toole. Uy atlmulatlna the follicles, it Atop atliHg hair, care imdnff and grows Aalrentuid Nran. ..I " Keen the scalp elean, healthy, and free from Irritating eruptions, by the use of Seoo.ua iuap, ltdeUv.( ponuilie taiwM, ivaiJt d n and destroy Uxt hair. If yourdrulstcaanntupplyyonend direct tout, and we win forward prepaid, on recplpi of prlcu.,,urower,lJ)0 per bottle t tier i.0O. 8oap,faM. per Jor : tor 50. n THE SKOOKUn ROOT HAIR flROWER CO.. 1? TnAJ!7.J"il,K 37 South Fifth Avenue. New York, N. Y. ' r n '4 v ji SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECUTION. IN TUB CIRCUIT COUKT OF TIIK a Po you want Oreiron to be wliere Kun- bub ia ami lias lieen during the past low years, since tlio populists gained pos session? If go, vote tlie populist ticket . Jive us populist misrtue and Oregon will tie one ol the deadest states in tlie Union. Thcue are many people of mean in Clackamas county. Several hundred of them lend money to their neighbors, running in the aggregate to hundreds of thousands of dollars. If tlie populist ticket gains the day on June 4th, the bulk of these home capitalists will col lect their capital aa rapidly aa possible to lend it in another state whose people do not commit financial suicide. Pun. Metchan. republican candidate for state treasurer, has 1128,000 of state money locked up iu the Portland banks and that ia why state warrants were not long ago selling in Salem at a discount of 5 per cent. Tiik traitors in the democratic rank -i who under a show of authority are urg ing democratic voters to betray their party by voting the populist ticket sliould be treated with tlie scorn thej deserve. Pkk.ioykr approved the bill creating the domestic animal commission, in creasing his own salary $.'J per year. He approved the act increasing his own alary $jQ0 per year, and he permitted to become a law another act increasing hi own (alarr f 250 per annum. Ten-j noyer is a daisy aa a reformer of others. ' Io you wish to scare capital out o f Oregon T Po you wish to impoverish yourself? Are times not hard enough to suit you? Then vote the populist ticket on June 4th. Voters, don't listen to the traitors in tlie democratic camp that urge y u to vote the populist ticket. Iont bi led astray by these paid hirelings of tlie i populists. i Tin victory nf populism on June 4th -on tha county or state ticket will . be tha worst calamity that can be-1 fall . I SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE I'N PER FORECLOSURE. IN TIIK ( till I'll COURT Or THK STATK OK a urcguu, for llio Cuuuty or Clscktonss. N P. 8.ircnmn, IMatntlrT, vs. Mary S. Wren, W. II. Wren and u. bliludler, itelt'iitliinis. State of Ort'jiun, 1 County of Clackatiiiii.) VOTICK IS 1IKKK1IY 1I1VKN THAT I1YVIR -s tue of hii execution and order of mile iii.-. out of 111 circuit eoitrt of tlie slute of Hn-iton fur ihe e.itinty of I'lackuuiss, himrlliK dille tin L'Mli dav of .Mhv, Istll, in a suit Hlicrciu V P. Sor-n,ii msj plnintllf and Miliy S. Wnn, W. II. Wnii sil t). Sliindlcr were detctlilioils, colninsmliiiit inc. In tlie name of the state of Oregon, lliut onl of tlie real estate hereinafter described, to reitlie a sum sntn fielit to Mitist'y the ili'lliioids of silid ilii-ree, to wit: SI:tiW..rsj, together with Intertill on the snme siu,w Mid decree wiu entered at 10 per rent, per siniuin, and also the ciMts of ami attending tins ssle, iih accrued c.Mts of S-."2 and an attorney's tee of eltsl. Now, therefore. In olwdieiiee to such decree, I did, on the 'Jtitli .lay of Msy, ls'M, duly levy upon, anil will, on SHlurdny, tin :t0ttl llay of June, lW'-l, nt tw hour of 1 o'clock p. ni. of said day, at the front door of the eourt house in ssid couuly, orfer lor sale at Col. lie auction, and sell to tlie h Kln-st slid best elder, for cash iu hand, all of the right, title and Interest the said defcihuuita lia.1 on the loth day of tteisemlier, ltts.1, ia and to tha following described real pn.ierly, to-wit: Coiuiiiencln on Uie oriniual line between the 1 I, C of Jac.li Wills and tle,,rge W ills, at the northeast corner of a certain tract of land conveye.1 to Samuel AtcliMtn ly i.,sl. , by deed dated Dclotr ttilh, Wil, and ahich dee.1 was ns?onle,l on the -.7th day of April 1-yiT.h ls k page .Vdl of record of deeds of Milltnoiimh county, Oregon, and running thence south on the tm.t line of aald Atcliiain tract to the northwest comer of a tract of land couveyed to II. A Kockwissl liy A. u. Avery and Cornelia Avery by deed dste.1 IWeml.er ball, lNXt. and r-corded on wge lot ol bonk ".V" of derils of Clackamas c.untv, Oreg.m, and which amid point of beginning nf lite tract intended to l eiaiveyed by this liislrunient, thence east along the North liuecfaaid Kiarkwiasl tract to the southwest corner of a tract ot land heret.dore convevc-i to William E. Wills and Ihwlha A. W ills hy d.-ed ,late.l Sepletnlier Sh. Sl, rec.nled OD sge -P. of bonk "44 or deeiH, Multnomah county llr., tn which deed aaid laivid Price and KlisalN-lh Pri.e were grant.-rs. I tbenee in a northerly directioe almig the west line or said w llllara B. ami loathe A. v ills Iract t a P.MHI. whk-h sbmI (sunt is a sunVieM ditsn.-e a.mk I to iocltaled Ave acnes in the tract herein rnveed were a line drawn from sael punt psntll.-! with the STATE OK Oregon, for tlie Countv of Clackamas. I lie rititie ol Oregon, 1'laintitT, vs. The licit 8 of John Gray .deceased. Pun J. Jones and any one inter ested in tlie estnte of said John Gray, deceased. Defendants. State ofOregon, I County of Clackamas. )' 8S Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the circuit eo irt ( tt e St te o' Oregon for tie County of ('taitkain is bearing date the 1st. il.ty of May 1S!)4, iu a suit wherein the S a eof Orgonwa-i plitintilf and tlie ab ive iinnvd u-eie de fendiintH, coinuiiiiiiling mo. iu the iiitnit of Ihe state of Oregon, to sll tlie renl estate hereinafter describ-!, anil wliich said lands are esclieutetl to the Stil e of Oregon, and will be sold on the follow ing terms to wit: O.ie h tif cash on the day of sale; the remainder to he piid in two yearly installments, nrcliuser to execute a note and mortgage hi-nring 8 per cent, interest to (lie Slate Board nl chool Lttiiil Commissioners to seuuro l lie deferred payments. Therefore, in obedience to tlie decree aforesaid, I did, on the 14th tiny of May, 18!) I, duly lew upon, nml will on Saturday, the lliih duy of Jinie.l.S!i4, at the hour of 2 o clock p. m. of suld tiny, at the front door ol tlie court house in said countv, oil'cr'for sale at public auction, uml sell to the highest ami best bidder, on the terms aforesaid, all of tlie right, title ami in terest l he aniil defendants had in and to the following desoribdd real property, to wit: NVV. i-4 of SE..l4' ol See. 1(1, T 4 S., R. 2 E. of tlie Willi'ioulte .Meridian. Clackamas countv, Oregon. Dated this 18tli" day of Mav.A. D 18!)4. C. W.' Uanonh, Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon. jr"" HAIR DEATH tmttuuttff rrmovf and forever tkntroys objec tionable hnir, whether nm the lmmiy face, unit or neck, without ithcolortttiun or to the wont itrlinUe kin. It wiih fir ilfly ycHrit llitt KM'rtt fninil of KraMmim I WIIhimi, HckiKnvltMlntMl by pliyNlcianti n IIIC lllliinni llll.lllfll.l nun l III- UK wi (.-III III VIII rtt'rmatiiif'Blst and nlr HpochillrU that ovor 1 Uv"l. DnriiiK liir. prlviHM'rHrlltof a life- T ,mt ttinoitK the nobility hik, arlHttMrrHcy nf Eunipe ho primrrlbwl UiU n-ulpe, Piice, 1 by in nil, M'pitrt-if piK'kctl. i'orreion' llHtf MIlUll-ul III SLkiaa iuintltl fllV I IllllPino AfiilreNH The Skookum Root Hair Grower Co., ti ! Dept. R, '"South Fifth Ave.iiie, New York. U it --- - -- ,, a-. -4T To CONSUMPTIVES lnv undursiirned havinft been rcstoretl to health by simple means, after sulleriiig lor several years with a severe Iiiiik alVeetton, autl that dread disease Cui.miiiiiII(iii, is anxluns lu make Known to his fellow sntlerers the means ol cure. To thore who desire It, he will cheer fully send (free of charge a copy of theireserli tion used, which they will llnd a sure cure lor Consumption, Aatluna, Catarrh, llriillvhi. tla and all throat and Iiiiik Maladies. He hopes all surTerera will try his remedy, aa It Is invaluable. Those desiring the prescription, which will cost them nothing, and may prove a bleating, will please address, SIIKRII-T'S NOTICK OK 8AU4 UN DER FORECLOSURE. IN TIIK t lltCI'IT t'.ifltT OK TUB STATU OK Oregon. f.ir tlie Countv of Clackniiiin. II. C. Stevena, I'luintiif, V8. i II. M. Finite, llirdie Foole. Earl I Foote, Hazel Foote and Neita Foote, minor heir of Vina M. I Foote, deceased, Dofendanta. State of Oregon, ) County of Clackamas. Notice la hereby isiven that by virtue of an execution and order of sale issued out of the circuit court of the atate of Oregon for the county of Clackamas, bearing date the 7th. day nf May, 1S1I4, in a niit wherein the above named were plaintiffs and defendant, commanding SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UN DER FORECLOSURE. IN THE CIItCl'IT COITRT OF TIIK STATK OK Oregon, lor the County ul Clackamas. Mary K. Winston, IMuiullir.) I. J. Fletcher, 'Defendant.) STATK OK OltKOOM, I ' Couuly of Cluckainiis.l NOTICK IS 1IKKKBY UIVKM THAT BY VIR lueufan execullou and order of sale issued out of tin circuit eourt of the slate of Oregon lor tlie county of Clackamas, tearing date tlie 7ih day nf May, 18UI, In a suit wherein Mary K. Winston whs plalutta'aiid I..J. Klelcher was de feiulaiit, eomniatiding me, iu Ihe name of the state of Oregon, that out oi the real estate here luafler described, to realle a sum stiltleient to satisfy the demands of suid decree, to-wlt: aim, together with interest on the same since Hie titli day ol August. lwiHl. at Ul per cent, per annum. f.u attorney's fee, and also the accrued costs oi and aiiemiiiig tins sale Mw. tiierefore, In obedience to such decree. 1 will, on Hiituniay, tiietlth av of June. lwM. at the hour ol 'Ju'i-lm-k p. ui. of said day, at the front door of (lie court House in sum county, oner lor sale at puiiiii auction, and sell to the highe-t and best bidder, lor cash In Ilium, all of the right, title and in terest I ll o said defendants had In mid to tlie M lowing described real umperly, lo-wit: Begin niug at a point lti.U:l chains south nf the north east comer of donation land claim No. .r8, in sections 6 am 'ju ol township A south, range 1 east of the Willamette meridian; thence west 'Ji.,1, chains; thence south 111.78 chains; thence east il.K, chains; thence north llljs chains to the place of beginning, containing acres more or ress, iu Clackamas countv, Oregon, Hated this llih day of May. A. I). 19-1. C. W. (iANO.NO. Sh .riff of Clackamas County, Oregon ASSIGNEE'S SALE. OTfCE IS HKRKBY GIVEN THAT THK I'N v dersiaued, assignee of the estate of Hchuylcr Rue. an insolvent debtor, will sell at public aim- tiou, at tlie east door of tlie county ootirth use, in ine city ot Oregon cuy, in Clackamas county, state nf Oregon, on Salurdav. tlie 'M day of June. Ism, at :t u'cluek p. m. of suid day, lo the highest bidder for U. 8. gold coin, to be paid at the time of sale, the following deaerlhed real property noil premises ueinnging to sum estate, to-wit: 'I lie southwest unartcr '('..) nf the northweal iiitrter(4) and the west one-half Oil ol the southwest iiiartr 04) of section twenty-six (Jti) in township two CI) south, range four (4) east of the Willamette meridian, certificate No. 'iM8, au- piii-ttiioii no. i.zni, aim containing nsi acres oi Intnl. more or less, situate in Clackamas county, Oregnu. together with tlie tenements, heredlla. nienls and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in anywise appertaining. Haiti aoove de scribed prem'a ' will lie aold as aforesaid, sub ject tn the balance due on a certain mortgage against tlie same, the said balance of saltl mort gage being about one thousand (fin)) dollars, J. F. T. 11. BltKNTANO. Assiguco of the Estate of Schuyler ttue, an Insol vent Debtor. Dated April la, MM For freight and Passenger rates apply lo any Agent , ('HAS. J. IIKN'HIIYS, SoX Jt I'CI , Nus. 1! In a Market Hlre.-t, Han Franrlse. CIIA.a. I I.AIIK, llci-clver, drvnlli.-, Onon. jffiKQ THROUGH jp TICKETS aa COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE f HAVE NOW IN MY HANDS FUNDS AFPL1 a cable to the payment of ail warrants endorsed prior lo reuruary 4 lam. IntereHt ceased from May Jld, IsiM. s. B. CAI.1FF. Treasurer of Clackamas County, Dated Oregon City. May s, INU. StlKRIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UN DKR FORECLOSURE. IN THE ClltCl'l r COI'KT OF THK STATE OF a Oregon, for tlie County of Clackamas. A. KetchtoD. 1'lalmi IT, vs. ' 1 1 W. J. f dnv of May ISH duly levy upon, and will, on Saturday, the ltith day of June. 1S!4. at the hour of 1 :.T0 o'clock p. m. of aaiil day, at the front door of the eourt house in aaid county, oner for Rale at public ancti n. and acll to the highest and best bidder, for rash in hand, all of said north baa uf ai.i u. kw...i ti weateriT i Ihe right, title and interest the aaid de-, a. th. west hMia.iary of ia tra.i . hereby i.-ndan ts had in and to the following ! rsasveved UleDe rnaa aaid plnt la a westerly dl- . , i . , . .a t' rertloa o. a line parallel .uk the Mi.i kts-kao.! tlcacriheil real propertjr, to Wit : Lot Oof tract losanleM lu of aal.l Alrbixm Inxl, ihenr j bllX'k Idl Ol Uregt.n I Ity. Clat'Eamaa ksag saM east line uf aai.1 An-hisosi tra.-t t lb (,.ntitv Oregon pla.-f kegiaaiaf aial eonuunng Hv.arna. .. - ... , f . n lio. C. w Antfonette I?wl ant! . Mrtord, Defendatus. J State cf Onar.ox, ( Couuly ol Clackamas.) Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an x ecuiiou and order of sale issued out of tlie cir cull court of the slate ot Oregon lor the eon my of Clackamas, bearing date Ihe 7th day of Mav. imM, iu a suit wherein A. Ken htou was plaintiff ami Antoinette Lewis and V. 4. . McCurd were me, in the name of the atate of Oregon, i defendant, commanding me. in the name of the that out of tlie real estate hereinafter I T!f.l ! .TJllfJ!?1?- tiescrioen. to reuuze a mm Riimcieni to ' satisfy the demands of said decree, to wit-aiaw. satiafv the demanda of said decree, to- I together with interest oa the same since April wit- 'iVi'S T7 and .',il ott.irnov'a fBo j 'ih. 1"I1. at 10 ier cent, per aniiutn. and alsothe ll. ,,, an. I -u ajtorney a lee, wu o( ll)(J ,,tendlllg lm, Mlf. nuw. iheref-re. and accrued costs of U 20. ttigether j in obedience to such decree, 1 will, on batuniav. with interest on the same since aaid de- "e th day ol June. ik, at the hour of i ii irpi u-aa ntirol at aii-hr tier rent rwr ' o'clock p. in of aaid day, at the Irolit door of cree was emertu at eigtu per rent, per . pounh.H,,. ln ,ai,i countv. offer fora.ieai Biiuiiiii ami aisir uieiMsts ut auu aiieiiu- inir tiiis sale. Now. therefore ,. I.. anon ,U..ee I .li.l nn tlio ?l h I and Interest the said defendants had iu audio liublir auction, and sell to the hiirhest and beat , in obetli- I bidder, for rash in hand, all ol the right, title C. w. C.ASOXd, aheria of Cba-kamas I nnty. Oregon. Pate Ikn 1st aai of . l. Xtt. titx.ist;, SherifT of Clackamas county. Oregon the following described real property, lo wit: The liorlh hall of the following descritied prem ises, beginning at a point 2 70 chains east of the southwest comer of the southeast quarter of sei-tlon latid running thence south 24 J i-hains; thence west -ti.U chains: them-e wmth ;wt.'4i rhalus; thence we-t ls.tsjeliatns: thene aorth A.t. at chains: thence nonh l.' weal 48 chains; I hence east. ',7. '.7 chains: them-e-south Is.TS chains to the place of tMcinning. containing :i!4.71 acre, being the north halt of the 1. L. C. of Ja i:cs Brown and wife, in T. 3S , R.JE. of W. ll.. in Clackamas rountr, Oregon. Dated this 11 ih U ol May. A D. D94 C. W.tiAN.iSti, Sheria of Clackamas County, Or. SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE UN DER FORECLOSURE. TN THE CIRCUIT OOt'RT OF THE STATK OF a Oregon, lor the County of Clackamas. H. C. stevena, Flulntlir, ) vs. I J. W. Thomas, R. K. Thomas, A. W. Oco-, btH-k, and Thomas Charinan and F. k. Cliarinan, copartners as Thomas (liar ! mau 4 Son, Defendanla. j Siate OF OltRtlON, I County ol Clackainaa. MOTICK 18 HKitFIl)' GIVEN THAT BY VIR as tu of an execution and order of aule issued out of tlie circuit court of tlie slate of Oregon for Ihe county of Clackamas, bearing date the '-Mill day of April. Ism. in a suit wherein lie. Stevens was pininiin and J. W. 1 homes. It. K. Thomas, A. W Ocobock, and Thomas Charmiiu and F. R Charman, copartners as Thomas cliarinan & son, were delenilaiils, commanding me, iu the name ui ine state ut iiregon, mat uut oi the real estate ncrciuancr descrioed, lo realise a sum sulllclent lo satisfy the demands of said decree. to-All: Hs7.."i0, together with Interest on the same since said decree was entered at IU pur cent, per annum, and a!so ihe costs of and at lenuing tuts sale ami an attorney a re ol f.sj. Now. therefore, in ola dience to suoh iiecri.e. 1 diil, on tlie 'im ihtv nl April. 1'.M. ilulv lew iiu- on. and u-ill.on 8nlurdny. Hit-2.1 day ol Jiim-,lsM, at the hour of ntte o'clock p. in. of said day, at the fr-mt door of the courthouse in said county, oli'er f r .ale at public auction, tin I sell to the highest anil best lili i er. fur cash In hand all ol Ihe right, title and interest the said delen- dams hsd on tlieslh day of October. IKsl, oral any tune since, in and to the loll ovuig de- scrttieii rein piopeny, to-wit: A portion i f sec tiou 2Uof townwiip a .outh, range 2 east of Wil lamette meridian, detcribcil as follows to-wit; Beginning at a point where theeounly road lead ing from Molallu lirairie to Scott's mill crosses the south boundary line of said section '2U, said Miiiit being the center of snld road; running thence east 2H ruds; thence north ll.'i nals; thence west 20 roils to center of said county road; llienee south along said county mad to place ol begin ning, coiiiiiining c.i acres, more or l-.-aa. Dated lilts 4th day ol Mav, lS'.M i'. W. OANONO. SherlfTof Clackamas County, Oregon. Hh W. f SIIKKIFF'S NOTICK OK SALE UN UKK FOHKCLOSUKE. IN THE CIKCriT COVm OF THK STATE OF urt'Kn. for the uiunly of 1 lack Oman Joseph HMtcf., P In hit! IV VM. U'm LllfL-ol a. ..si Claims. Iturkel, Defendants J State of OreRo , I County of Clafkaman.J Notice Ir herrhv (riven that bv virlne of an ex- eriitfmi dim) rtter nf fale fMstieil out o( the cir cuit court ui the Mule of Oregon fur the rouiiIt .. t 'l...ils l......i.. .1 .!. .1 i U ... l V ill' lain r.., irrnriii); unir un: mt illlj jnuv. (Mtl, in a Mift wherein tne above immtMl .loKenh Iliil't H witx plaintitt ami Win. H irket n1 Sarah V. tinrkct were ilft-nittitx. eoinmaiHliim me. in tlie name of the (.tale ol Oregon, thai out uf the real eMHte liereiiinltcr des- rllieil, to realize a Mi in mi tinlent to MitiMy the nemaiuls uf daiil de cree, to-wit: tKutt. ?H.y.i costs and disbursement! and f'0 attorney ' fe, together with inn rent vii the name nince the 4th day of November, Ih.L', at U) per cent per annum, and alxo Ihe rnntti of and attend in thiit cale. Now. therefore. In otwdlenee to such decree, I will, on Haiti ni ay, iheHth day nf June. l&'M, at the hour of 1 o'clock P. m. of naid dav, at the fmnt door of the cotirt- hrtuso in Miii citnttlv nffur fur m1m tit ni-hlln auction, and sell to the hiKliest and best binder, for ah in hand, all of the riifht. title and inter est Ihe said defendants had iu and to the follow I nKdeocitbed real property, low it: Heirinntne at the northeast corner of aectlon M, townnhiD i mmm, ratine y east 01 Willamette meriuiaii, in Clacktimait county, Oregon, running thence south 7. nnls: thence west ItiOrod: thence north rods: thence east 14) rols. to the place of be- siunniK. co 11 tarn 1 Dir to acres, in Clackamas county. Oregon. uaiea in is iiin nay 01 jiay, a. it. inn. C. W. OANONO, Sheriff of Clackamas Coumj. Oregon Salt Lake, Denver Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, St. Louis. AND ALT, Eastern Cities. DAYS' to CHICAGO UnnrotIieQaIckestt0Clii nUUI o cago and the East. MniircQalcker t0 0maha 1 1 U U I o and Kansas City. THROUGH PULLMAN AND TOURIST SLEEPERS, FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS, DINING CARS. . II. II. CLARK, Ol.IVKK W. MINK, K. KI.I.KUY ANDERSON, Receivers. For niteH ami neneral iiiformation call on or address, W "ii1. ?L.B.UKTl A"1' Agent io4 RMhineton St., por. Third, I'OUTLANl) ORKCiON. TJob Printing at tne Str- Courier Office. V WAVE ATo.TnflDE MARKsTv COPYRIGHTS. VAN I OBTAIN A PATENT RmTn??.' "Si "i? 0"it opinion, writ S wl10 hve had near t aftr rears' !SSSSSfattuL Ptent. businesa. Coinminica. rot """'T onnndentlal. A Handbook oi In. SiTnfi """wralnit Patent and bow t?obT Patent taken tbrouub Munn k Co. raiwiva tCaV.0 "lt.he SolJntlflcJmerlrntrTJ m3 fro.H?11 wlde Deforath public wltb. put oost to the Inventor. ThU iDlendtd nana? ' fleantl, llln.tr.ted?has b?lat?S. Ureest clreuluioa of anraoientino work In th! w'i.rl.(?;.'1 .r!'- Ssmple cople. sent f? er 00 tOtOKI llriAL ''.dPslimi and secure contractu. a.m.. 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