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bREGONCITY COURIER
By A. W. CHENEY.
n t efsd I n Oregon City p,tollkeas.eiil -class mutter
HUIISCRIPTION RATKB.
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One year ...
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I'ATH'OIZK IIO.MK INhUSTIIV.
OKKGOX CITY, SKl'T. 24, 1H07.
PLEASE PAY UP.
Hie tcMon of the yt-nr lum arrived
vlu;ii tlin proprietor of a newspaper
naturally expi'nts to receive wmie com
pHiiHiitioti for lii labors. The fimoiiiits
duo lift from Kiiliw:riliernntoili(liviiliiiilly
fulfill, lint tuki-ii in tho Ui(!rc(,'iito tliey
amount to qui to n . largo fiiim. Jlnr'uitf
these liiinl times it taxes all one's ener
gies to keep u paper nfloat. I'leaHO try
to seii'l iih a dollar or two on account, or
if you are nnnjilu to (,'et lliu dollar and
have produce wild or hrinn that and we
Mill allow you market price. If some
settlement is not tnado lieforo October
1st the accounts of those inoro than two
years in anears will ho placed in a col
lector' hands. I'leaso settlo' or cull
and see publisher before that date.
A STAXDIXO ISJUiTWE.
"Ono of tho striking features of tho
local grain situation is tho re-appearance
in tho field of California buyors and tho
shipments of Walla Walla wheat to fan
Francisco, whero it forms part of cargoes
going to tho United Kingdom, passing as
'California' wheat, which commands
from ono shilling lo ono shilling and
sixpence more in those markets than
Wulla Walla wheat commands. This is
an aspect of the g ain trado of this
secion, particularly tho product of
Eastern Oregon and Washington, which
has long been a source of regret to our
people, and really amounts to a standing
injustice on tho part of British handlers
of our product.
"It is a manifest disadvantage to any
deep sea port that its shipments foreign
should ho curbed from place to place at
greater or less expense before they are
finally loaded into the ocean bottoms
that ca.ry them abroad. This is a
process of reducing tho net proceeds of
Eastern Oregon and Washington wheat
familiar here for years, and generally
deplore I. In good years a considerable
portion of our wheat has gone to Han
Fraueisco for reshipment there, owing
partly to low steamer' rates and a
differential in charter favorable to that
port. Those conditions are not per
manent. The improvement in harbor
facilities here, consequent upon the jettv
and the work on the river channel, is
slowly but effectually equalizing costs
of the ports and reducing lo a minimum
the difference between charterqnotations
at Portland and "an Francisco. It is
probably because of this that more at
tention than usual is being drawn toj
the discriinniination between California
and Walla Walla wheat. Another!
reason is that tint present year promises
to afford u repetition of the history of
18D4, when no less than 12 1,001) tons of
Walla Walla wheat was thus reshipp-d
from San Francisco as California wheat,
the quality in this good year being equal
to the hig'i quality then, and admirably
adapted to tho process of substitution or
mixing.
" Tho gr.idu d decrease from 12 to 15
-shillings to the present figure of about
5 shilling difference in charters between
here an jf Francisco emphasizes the
injusti Jv iia mild for.ni of dishonesty,
which iff . the same hardship on our
grower.; does upon Oregon fruit tho
practice of shipping it as California fruit
As producers will always seek the higlie t
offers, tho most ellicient remedy appears
to be an effort to bring the attention of
British buyers to the facts in the case.
If they' could be made to understand
that they aro getting Walla Walla wheat
for California, and paying for it accord
ingly, the direct result would bo a
suspension o( the practice, and the
indirect result would be appreciation of
the Walla Walla product at its true
valuation, wlii.di, in good years, is
equialent to that of tin California crop".
PurtUmd Review.
(JEER REFUSED.
Hon': T. T. Oeor of Macleay In refusing
.i . !.. . Or..i.ih IlltV lllllll
rflieo said :
' "I was not a candidate for that place,
and had no recommendations for that
i n
place. My application anu an vi in;
recommendations were for tho position
of collector of customs of the port of
Portland, and that was tho position I
wanted, and my friends wanted Die -to
have. I was sidetracked by the delega
tion, without mv consent; I wag not
, consulted in tho matter at all, and the
endorsement and recommendation for
the land olliee, made by these gentle
men, was entirely unauthorized by me.
I have, therefore, after looking over the
situation, and consulting with my
friends, declined the position of register
of tho land office, and I am still a candi
date for collector of customs, as iielore.
I am urged to this by republicans from
- every portion of Orvgon, every mail
bringing me to take this stand."
That tleof was foolish is acknowledged
by all except the "push" of the two
factions Itolph and Mitchell, Tholaml
office at this place pays a good salary, and
he also had show to hold tho office for
another four-year term If the repub
licans were successful three yoars hence.
The politician are trying to make Mr.
fioer, who was but little known pub'ic
ally, believe ho is somebody and it un
titled to the governorship or U. S.
sonatorship. Mr. Geer is a good, honest,
hardworking farmer and is getting his
politiciid cyeteeth cut which will prob
ably result in his getting nothing else.
It serves him right.
C. B. Mooro of Marion county has
been recommended for tho place and
tho republican ollico-seekers of tlds
county are again left and if issues
aro not patche I up there wMl bo
an open tight between tho faction of
that party in this county next spring.
A HEAL DEMOCRACY.
In a democracy, where the majority is
assumed to i ul c, to be in realijy the
governing power, there should bo no
power, no law, no privilege, no precedent,
no coiirtitutional or other legislative en
actment that for a moment should stand
between that majority and the exercise
of that power usamning, of course, it is
a just power to be justly exercised. No
man, no set of men, no president, no
house, no senate, no lobby, no judge,
no court of ono nor of live or ten, or of
more or less judges should stand between
tho majority itnd its just wish and desire.
If, then, the majority should rule the
people should have an opportunity to
express themselves on any and all
legislation proposed under such form of
government. In other words, every
proposed law should first be submitted
to the people for their scrutiny, con
sideration, approval or rejection. Blade
Ocet.nside, Cal.
. HOW ABOUT THIS.
The following figures represent the
agorago division of wealth between
capital and labor in the countries named,
in per cents:
Country. Capital. Labor.
Italy 51 40
Austria 03 4 . 30 0
Switzerland 05 4 34 6
Spain 07 4 32 6
Russia (18 8 31 2
Franco 07 9 32 1
Germany . 71 0 28 4
Brituin 73 2 20 8
Belgium 74 6 " 25 5
United States 81 2 17 8
Assistant Socr. tary of the Navy
Uoosevelt says ' this country is on the
verge of war with Spain."
Somk people think the credit for the
Klondike gold discoveries belong to tho
Kepu hi ican ad m in isi rat ion .
Tmcpresidonton Wednesday appoint
o 1 0. B. Moores of Salem as register of
tho Oregon CH y land office. Ho will
accept. '
Tun Koseburg Review says that re
publican harmony in Marion county is
badly out of (Jeer That's so and it will
be Moores so 'no.
Ir js hard to convince a man who is
ptolitiug at tho expense of his fellows
that anything is w rong witli tho system
which favors him.
Wb have been ruled by a king, we
have been governed by an aristocratic
parliament, wo are now apparently
entering upon a period of government
by judges the worst form of autocracy,
A much abused editor of ji weekly
paper published in Ohio, has drafted
tho following guuio law. Book agents
may be killed from September 1 to Oct
tober 1 ; spring poets, March 1 ti July 1 !
scandal mongers, any time; whales,
August 1 lo January 1 ; tho man w ho
never pays his subscription, as well as
tho antiquarian, two-penny-husiness-man,
who thinks it doesn't pay to ad
vertise, may bo killed from January 1 to
December 31, without recourse or any
relief from valuation or iipprisement
laws.
'Secretary Wilson has sent out to about
five thousand sugar beet growers instruc
tions how to prepare the beets for ship
ment to the laboratories for test as to
tho amount of sugar the beets contain.
Professor Wilson, who has charge, thinks
that at least twenty-five thousand beet
growers w ill furnish samples to be tested.
Smiio samples have already been re
ceived. Ono enthusiastic sugar beet company
writes that ' this industry can never lie
squeezed out by the sugar trust, as the
trust pays $.'.30 for raw sugar, duty $1.57,
premium 2t cents, and refining 4.1 cents
per 100 pounds. Total cost of sugar re
fined ready for market, $4.50 per ,100
pounds, and received no State or National
bounty, while on the other hand, we
manufacture and refine 100 pounds of
sugar at a cost of $2.75 per 100 pounds
and receive from the State $1.50 per 100
pounds bounty for the manufactured
and refined in the State, which, after
being deducted from actual cost, $-'.75,
reduces our cost per 100 pounds refined
sugar lo $1.2.1." The sugar beet grow
ing district in this country, Professor
Wiley says, will not embrace an area ef
more than one mil'.ion acres for the next
twenty-five years.
Wo have no doubt but that our bo
loved Billee Bryan, tho plain son of plain
people of Illinois, will some day be
president. It will bo when plutocracy
has had its rage and it is discovered
that a nation of political eqimls cannot
bo governed by concessions to the
favored classes and injunctions ' to re
strain tho masses. If such a policy
does not hurl oin fair land into an in
dustrial revolution wo are much mis
taken. Laws that are aimed at trust like
tho coal combine, that doubles the price
of fuel cutting the miners from $1.25 a
ton to 3") cents (see commissioner's re
port in Indiana) aro now only enforced
against the laborer and he will never
get relief until some man like Bryan is
made pro-ident. Salem Jnn,i!.
Justice Clark, of the supremo court
of this ctule, one of tho ablest jurists
and economic writers in the-country,
who at first favored government control,
now takes tho same iiosilion. And 'in
I fact is the position that all mint take
who are sincerely opp to tho bleed
ing of the public an I the robbery of the
government by monopolies and triiHts.
The greatest issuo of modern times is
now squarely drawn there is no middle
ground there aro but two sides. Tho
government must own and operate nil
national monopolies in the interest of
the public, or these monopolies will own
and oierato tho government in their
own interest. This and the money
question will be the two overshadowing
issues In the campaign of 1900. Senator
Marion Butler of X . 0.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
Notion ' hornKv given that on Monday.
Oetohr 18. 1807, tho board of qiiiv
lln f Clackmna. county will atutnd '
th offloe) 'f th clerk of tha county court
of fal l ecu I'y and publicly X"il e the
an-rmitt roll for ! yr 1807 and
correct all error In vl miini,., uescrlp
ilom or qin ta of lai d , lot t ur other
p oper y. A id It U the duty of all per
on Iniere.ted to appear at the lime anrl
place. annilnteH; nrlllit hxll uputkr to
suchhusid nf rq'ial'Ktion hat there are
any lauria. Iota or other property asaenwd
twice or in Hie name of a person or per
sons not the. owner of tin earns, or -e.ed
under or beyond tta value, or ai y
land, live or other property not a-aaaaeo
said board of equal i ,tion shall make the.
proper correction..
L Stout, AWsaor.
Notice.
Sealed bid mill he received hy the
C ti"t C iun for the bull Him of the Ore
l(OM Coy and Willainatla Palls waanu riwtl
nccoiduur to the pl.ni and peetrlcaHons
now nn HI" In the C Miniy Clerk's office
A certified che k of ten per cent, mint
araomp my any and all bids. All hliia
niuat be in aoict compliance with apveitt
ra'iona A aaiUfantory b mil will be re
qnlred hy the c iii'l. H la will ho opened
Mor.dty, S.ot !i7ih, 1807, at 10 o'clock
A.M. Toe C Hirt rwatirvea the rigbt to re
jeot any and all hide.
By order of the t'onniv Court. '
ELMER DIXON, County Clark
0 18 21
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATOX.
LAND OFFHIK AT OREGON CITY, OBKGON,
September Wih, 1H7. Notice Is hereby given
ttntt the followitiK-ihinml nottler hn llled
notice of lilt intention to make final proof In
support of his cluini, mid tlmt unlil proof will he
minle h-fore the ltit'stT rihI Kweivcr nl Or"
Kii Cily, Dii'koii, on o. tober -Hli, 1807, viz:
JO.Shl'H BUNTOW,
II. E. 8.'i87, fir tho t-W V4' of Sie. 1H Tp S 8..
II. 2 K. IJu tinmen the I iMon lnu' wltm nun in
prove hi continuous re"lletiee upon ti ml culii
villon of. mlil liiii'l, viz: Clonic N. IMi y,
Unity 'r.hw, William II .zhiK", nil of U'ilhmc,
Ori'Kon: losei'l) l.n-ler of Scolt Millx, llreunii.
KUIIKItr A. MII.I.KIl. Ueuieter.
SUMMONS.
In lite t ircult t'oiirt of the Stnie of Oregon, for
the County of Clnt killimn.
I. E. Mmllz, I'liilntlll', vs. James Shaw, Hetty
Slmw. I'ne ()renn l.'lty Kenl KsUle it Trust
In (ini'orii'iruli'il). KiKpnr Kainvn, Mix
l.oson, Kin 1 1 'lnrrns Henry KIIiik, Frank
Tritsch, Lawrence Trltneli. J. A. Trllsi h. K. K.
tiraile. iililciiinr Kuuliii, and dm kaniua
Uiiunly, l)i lendnnts.
To The Oregon City KcbI Estate t trust Co. (In
corpnrileil). Kiispur Knjova; Jinx len,
Euiil Tnrnc, henry Kllni?. Frank Trl eh,
liawreneu Trllaeh. J. A. Trllsch, IS. F. tirailu,
Wahleniar Kuehn. Hefeliiliints.
IV THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OKKOON:
You are hereby icitulred lo appear and
answer the complaint filed Hnuimt you In the
uliove vnllilnd atdt by tli lirst day of the
next term of laid court, viz.: Monday, Novcm
her 1k(, 18'.i7; and If yon fail to answer
for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court fertile relief demanded In the complium
herein, to wit :
For the Inn closure of a certain mortgage of
f.MjOO.IHI with Interest and nttnrney'a fens upon
the IiiIIowIiik deaerllud properly, tn-wit. Bciin
iilittf at a point in the cunler of the Ori'ifnti iilv
and I'orllaud wauon road where ai'iue cmtsw
Hie ine of land formerly owned by tho Yiillimn
Dement on the south, and H. W. Moss nn the
north, tieiiiK HI.H) ohalns easterly of tho snitliwst
corner of tlio l. L 0. of Utram Slraixht and nilr;
thence north :io tlexreea east 4.IW ohaiiia tu Month
Hue tf land formerly owned bv Kmlly Smlii;
inenee niiriii so oet'rces west tracing si ml It line
or saiil Smith lam) ai.ii cluiius to W'illuinelle
river; thence south 6 desreea west 4 ohains to
soulhvvesl corner of aaid I). I,. 1) ; thence aouth
SI (leurees :; mlnules east Sl.10 chains to place
of hevinnltiR, conralniuir 14 acres, the same :n
cluilliiK Moss Addition to Oreumi City is ihnwn
by plat nn tile of said addition, all 111 ('lac'.ainas
County, Stale of Oregon,
And that the equity of redemption of etch of
sahi riefenilanui therein be foreclosed and firever
barred.
This summons Is published by virluo of an
order itade by 1,ob1 U. Steavns Jinl(;e tf the
circuit court oi the State of Onuontor Mullromuh
County, nated the Hill day of Sepieinlier 1SI7,
(Sllined) C. II. & II. t I.ATorKr.Trr:,
Attorneys for 1'l.mtilT.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of, the State of Oregon for
the County ut Clackamas.
A. K. Latourutte, Executrix, 1
I'lalutill, I
vs. I
(i. W. K. Taylor. John Kcker, f
Daniel Mrl'arty and Olive
ilet arty, Defcndaiits. J
To John Eeker. said Uclrnditnt.
IN' THE XAStK OF THE STATE OF OKFtiON:
You are hereby required t.,apa."ar and iswer
the complaint tiled against you in the shove
entitled suit by the first day of the next
term of said court, vix.: Monday, November
1st. Imi7; and If you fail to answer for want
tnercof, the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint herein,
town.:
For foreclosure of certain mortirages, of SKJ7.04
with Interest and attotney'i fees, and Hmusj
with Inlere-lanil attorney's fees, and sksiji with
ink-reft and attorney's f-, itisui the following
describe,! proH-rty, Uv-wlt. The east , .( h
aouthwest of set-lion SO, township 4 louth,
rsnge 1 cast of the Willamette mcrcdian; also
IsHa and 7 of section Si, township 4 south,
range 1 east, containing IJi acres, all in Clacka
mas county, stale of Oregon, and that the tquitr
of redexiptfou of each of said defendants herein
tie fiuvi l.wesl and forever barrel.
I This Summons Is miMislnsi hy virtue of an
order ms.le be Loral K Slesr.is. Iii.l .tf tl,w e;f
. it CJiirt of tne stale of rron f,,r Multnomah j
county, ilateil the Mill ilav ol St-ptrmlH-r. I"-7.
isine-n c. i. n. c. i atoi rette.
I Atti-rnev. for I'UiDl.rT
Marvelous EffeGt
System Broken Down and Hopo Al
most Abandoned-Health Re
storod by Hood's Carsaparllla.
"For fifteen jeir.4 1 lava ruffercd with
catarrh tuid Indlffesi Ion r.::J my ffhole
syatom wci broUi.a dovv.l. 1 hud almost
sbani!o:n 4 any hu; o oi ri rovtry, I pur
ciinseJ b!x bia.l.-i cf II i.kI'd trnr-ai arllla
and. Ita c.'?:'.''.J l ivn Lc.i inr.r. clous. It
lias mnelo mo f.n! i a l:?v lean. I am
able to sleep well, have a i;ood sppctlte,
and I fcsvo pai.-!" I r :.- I f ounds In
weight." jAyiisSVlPiM.OroviJIe.Vi'iiBh.
"I bad a scrofula ewplllrirr on ens side
of my neck Slid uleiruU'd sores In my
nostrils, caused by catarrh. I tho had
small, Itching sores en my Ihnba. I
bou) lit three bottles of Hood's Barsaps
rllla and began tailing it and the soret
soon ben led. My blood Is purified, and
the scrofula bus disappeared." O. D.
McMANUS, Mission, Washington.
to area-
traUUVl parilla
Itlio best !u fiictthoOno TriuMoo.l Turllicr,
lnrt,'e Uillc cure nniise.-i, l:el L'estina,
noou s rius tiiijusuei.s. .ents.
. ' . SUMMONS.
Ill Hie Circuit '-'ourt f tho tSI'.lu of Oregon fur the
rifiintv of c'lai kamiis.
llalCa t. 1'ufotir, I'laliiiiir,
Alexninler linfmir, liefeii'tiinl
ToAleunder Dufiuir, lirfeuilant:
In the name of die "tale of Oregon, you art hereby
required lo appear and answer the comilalii' ttlwl
aKainstyoii In iheaboranilllled suit in tha abote
entitleil onurl, on or iH'f' ro Hie Aral day of the next
lerni of the aaid court, after six wevka' puhllcatl'iii
of tliUsiiunnoiis. h-wit., on or befora Molnlny, the
1st tlsy of Novemlier, IHi7. ami If you full so to ae
rur and amwer. Hie plslnlltl lll apply to Ilia court
forilio relief ileinaiiih-il In theoomiilaiot
The ndlef deinandfsl In Hie cumplalnt li for a de
cree iH-solvlnir tho bonda of nialrimouy iilsilstlnu
beiween plaintiff and defendant on the ground of de
sertion ami that plalunh"! name bo changed lo
raiiKlnirn: and for general relief. -
This suminuan is published pursuant to an nnler
made by linn. Airred V. Heart, Juilgn of the circuit
courtof the state of oreg-m for lullnoiuali county,
in the absence of the lion. Thomaa A. Mcllild".
judge of tho circuit court of tho state of Oreg m for
Clai kainas enmity, which order was duly nude and
eutrrwl on the 1'lth day of S'ptenilsr, lx.)7.
OKU. H. SIIKFilEIlD,
At'orney Jor Plaintiff,
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the
County of I'lai-kauias.
The AI lama Trust ('omor, Ld.. I'lnintln", t. L
l'liel,0. 8. Fheli, Mcllle K. Smith. K. !. Suiltli,
Kaiiuia Siiiilm, Win. Huiilres. Addle Smith, John
Sail h, Veidlo Dews, John H'wa. it C. Smith, as
Ailmlnl-tmlorof fcNIate of John Orow. Deceased,
and Itolhohilds brnlliei, a Corpuratioli, Defen
dants. To Addle Smith and John Smith, Defondauui Above
Named:
In Hi" name of the state of Oregon, You are hnrelij
required to appi-ar and answer the complaint tiled
against you In tho above tnlitled suit b the Brstila;
of the next t rm of de rl following the ex Iratiiiu ul
the pilblieatiuil of lhl sttiuolons. to-wit; by M m
day, Xovenih-r 1st, 18H7, and If you fail u " answer
for warn thereof, plaintiff will apply to the conn
for the relict deuisiidisl In tho complaint, to-wit for
jlliltoiient acainst Ilrfnlldallt l I'lu lpa for 4140.0),
with luterast from tictubrr 1st, I Wo. ut the rate of 111
percent, per annum: and the further suniof$l4o
Wi ll interest Iberceu Irolu April 1-t IKIti, lit Ihe rule
of 10 per cent, per auHuin; and the fiirthersuin of
Jllll Willi Interest tliorei.u from O- tober 1st. Met, ul
theraieorioivr eeut. per annum: and the further
sum of ii".;!6, with Inli iest tlieie.ni from February
Huh, 1KI7. at Ilia rate of 10 per twin, per annum: and
the further sum of :ISHI. with luler.-st thereon fiotu
October 1st, lfll, at the into of S per cent, per
annum; and KIT as attorney'' fmm all lu Ihiiusl
eiuites Uoi.l foln tog Uier with the costs a ,d tils
buraenionts of this suit, and for the decree of the
above entitled Court foreclosing the mortgage de
scrlhed In the complaint, mid decreeing aaid
mortgage to be the Orst lien upon Ihe laud therein
described, situated ill Clackamas County, Strte of
Oregon, to-wit:
lleulnlmr at anoint six fa) rhalna and fifty ( iO:
links North an I twelve (V't chain' ami sixty-nine
llWl links East of the Southwest uornor of action
l.i-iily-lliree (W) in Township three (:l) ttimlh of
ltango three till Ksst of the vullamoltu .Voriuisn.
riiuuilig thouco North It fly t.'Sli chains: th nio .North
sixty six Hi) ilegrersi thirty (IKI) miuiili nest Hfieen
eli.ii, mid ntlv l.VII links: tlienee North llfly.
one id) digi'ia-s West ttlly-iiine .V.I) clialns and
twelve tl-i) links; thence West eight (8) chains and
aevenl.v Hire. 1781 links; thence Smith one hundred
aid luurleelld 41 chain; thelee tast forti-eisht
( It) chains and llfty (fsn llok; then- e North twenty
CJUnhain.uuilrirt.v oil links: li.en etji-r iweiuji-o)
clialns and llfty (nil. links lo the ila'u of beiiluuiuK,
eoiitiiiiilng six hundred itMHI) a -res mure or less.
That said lauil uIniVo diis rilasl bo sold ill the
I manner pinvidisl hy law, and the proceeds of sai l
sale applies! lo llic ea i-nti mm ill s;iin ji.'.u.ii. ...
that you and eiii'h of votl and all ilid iibovo liaiiud
defendants, and all s rsi us elaimiiig under you or
either of the defendants, bo barred and foreclosed of
rigl.l or eiUlt.v of redemption in sue I premises ami
every part thereof, and for such other and farther
relief as lo the Court may seem meet and equitable.
This I'ubli'-ation is made hy order of lion. Loyal
B. Stearns. , I udge of the t ircult Court of the State uf
Oregon, fur the County of Multnomah, in the
abseuee from t'la' kamiis County of Hon. Thomas
A. McUride, Juilge of tlie Circuit Court of die Stale
of Oregon. forCIa kaniaa County, which order was
duly made him! entered September Kith. 1KH7.
UIWNAUUII,McAimUilt,FKNTON& IIKOXAl'OII,
Attorneys for XMalutirf.
SHERIFF'S SALE. '
In the Circuit (.'ourt for the Stato of Oreuon, lor
tile County ul Clackaiuaa.
Jacob Spunkier, I'lnlntlir, vs. J. II. Hickman and
J. A. Hickman, DcfL-uilnn a.
Stale oi Oregon, County of Clackamas, as.
HY VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT ORDER,
decree and an execution, duly Issued out of
and under the sculol theaouve entitled court. In
the above enillled eaiise, to me duly directed
ami dated the 1st day of Septt-nilier, Ifvi", upon a
J'ldRnienl rendered and entered In aaid court un
the ZUln Uiiy oi r eurusry, ikk, in ravor oi Jacou
SpaiiKler, planum and sKiiinst J. if. Hickman
and J. A. Hickman, defendants, for the sum .of
tl(ls6.4J. will) interest thereon at the rate of 10
per cent, per annum rrom the liuili day or Febru
ary, 1K!I7, ami the further sum ur fSA.OO
attorney's fee, and the lurther sum of IJOIHI
costs and disliurwmeiits, and the costa of and
upon this writ, commanding me to make sale of
the following ilescrllied real property situate In
the county of Clackamas, state of Oregon, to wit:
All of fractional block u of the town of Marsh
field, t'lackiiinna county, stpte of Ores'in, us
plaited by tlie late Wra. T. Mullock; fractional
lots i, il and of fractional block 9 of Talbert s
hi li lit mil to the said town uf Mtnhrteld; the
original plats of said addilion are now on Hie in
the olllce of the county clerk of Clackamas
county at On g-in City, tircuon; also the follow
loir described tract of laud, to-wit: U.-giimins'
at th" southeast comer of the above tiameil
fractional lot 4 of fractional bliaslt l of the said
Talhert's addition to the said town of Marsh
field, rimniiiK tlience northerly trunliiK the
easterly boundary line of aaid fraction block
9 and at right aoiilcs to the southerly boundary
line oi the W. Tt Matlock D. L. 0. 50 feet; thence
easterly rarallel with the suniherlv line of the
said W. T. Matlork O. L. ('. lo a point in the
western b-mnUary line oi tne county road Mail
ing from Clackamas station to I'ortlitnit, Oregon,
said point being SO feet north of the northeast
corner of said fractional block 9 in aaid
town of Marshfleld as platted by W. T.
Matlock; thence southerly to the aaid
northeast corner of the said hlock !: (hence
westerly tracing the southerly line of the W. T.
Matlock D. 1.. U. to the place of beginning, con
taining in all thtee-fourths of an acre, moi or
less, and situated ill Clackamas county, stale of
Oregon.
Now, therefore, by virtue of said execution,
judgment order ami decree, and tu compliance
wilh the commands of said wit. I will, on Mnn
dav, the lllh day of Octohvr, 1'J7, at the hour of
1 o clock p. m. at tha front door of tne county
court house in Ihe city of Oregon Oily, in said
county ami atate, sell at publie auction, aubject
to redemption, to Ihe highest bidder, for V. S.
gold coin. eah in hand, all the right, title and
Interest which the within named defendants or
either of them, had on the date of the mortgage
herein or since had in or to the the above de
scribed real property or any part thereol. to
satisfy aaid execution, judgment order, decree,
interest, cost and all accruing costs.
O. W. GRACE,
Sheriff of Clackamas Co., Oregon.
Pated, Oregon Cily, Or., September ad, U7.
j
j Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
, Gold Medal MUwto Fair. Sac Francac
To the Public!
The undersigned having found the Uoston Rubber
Shoe Co.'s goods unsatisfactory, will in the future
handle tho Woonsockct and the Wales-Goodyear
rubber boots' and overshoes. We are sorry to make
the change as we found tho Hoston Rubber Shoe
Co. very nice pcople-but business is business.
McKITTRICK. The Shoe Man
CIStaCS3d2ffi
for CHOICE CUTS and TENDER MEATS go to
RICHARD PEXZOLD'S CASH MARKETS
Seventh Street, Corner of Center, on the 1 1 ill.
Main St., Opposite Cau field Hlock.
Two Shops, Orefjon Clly, Oregon .
j. riiu.i.n'H,
Projiriotor
PHILADELPHIA
Steam Dyeing & Cleaning Works
LA DIRS' AND GKNTLEMEXS' CLOTHING
CLEANED DYED AND REPAIRED
IN I3EST POSSIBLE MANNER
Office, 215 Morrison St., Bet.; First and Front, Portland, Or.
Works at Meolintiica' Pavilion, 325 Second St.
GO TO- G. H. BESTOW & CO.
rK
DOORS. WINDOWS, MOULDING and BUILDING
MATERIAL.
T wtm :
LOWEST CASH PRICES EVER OFKKRED FOR FIR8T-CI.AS8 GOODS.
8'irp Opposite CnugrriHtli.nnl t'lUKrh, t.Malu Mrrrt, Oregon City, Orr,
t
WHY IS IT.
That every day our store is filled with buyers
.from every part of the city, regardless of distance?
-t- There must be some reason. People especially
ladies don't go out of their way to buy unless
there is a reason.
IT IS JJECAUlSE we have established a reputation for abso
lutely fresh goods especially in the line of table
delicacies, and our customers 'arc sure of a
superior, article-and then the prices are right.
...GIBSON & LINDSEY...
morKlETOR OF
t HARDING'S BAKERY' AND GROCERY
L
BREAD AND PASTRY A SPECIALTY
Winter Shoes !
T7"RAUSSE BROS., second
lf- door north of l0., liavd
just received a tine new line of
HEN'S WINTER TANS. Cull
and flee them. We have mldetl
a tirnt-class shot'inaker to our
e8tnblisliiiient and aro prepared
to do all kinds o! repairing at
reasonable nrtea. t t t t
KRAUSSE BROS'
SHOE STORE
Two Doors Kortli f
1'ostolllcH
Winter Shoes!
3
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GEO. A.. HARDING.
DEALER IN
IP
TJK,U3-S
Staiiard Pat. MsJicinss
V lints. Oils an l Window Glass.
Prescriptions AMwalelv Compounded
HARDINO'e BLOCK.
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I
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for
the County ol Ulactaniea.
Mary C. Bosch, 1
Plaintiff,
vs.
William Bosch,
Defendant. J
To William Bosch, said Dclsndant.
IS THE SAME OF THE STATU OF OREGON
1 Vou are her.liv required to appear and answer
the complaint Hied aaainst you In the above eu
ntled suit liv the lirst day of the next term
ol aaid court, viz.: Monday, November 1st.
lS'.IT: and if vou fail to answer for want
thereof, the plaintiff will apply lo the Court for
the relief demanded in Ihe complaint herein, to
wit The dissolution of the marriage contract
existing between said parties upon ground of
cruel ana innunian ireauneni oi puiinun on part
defeudau,t.
Thla Summons la nnbllshed bv virtue of an
order made by Loyal B. Stearns, Judge of the
Circuit Ooort of. the State of Oregon for
Multnomah County, dated the lh day o( Sep
tember !.
(Signed! C. D. D. C. LATOl RETTie,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Job Printing at tne
Courier Office.
1
Goods Onllt'd For
urnl Delivered
O
' W. II. YOUNG'S
Livery & Feed Stable
Cor. Main and 4U1 St.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
"1
DAH WILLIAMS
CASH STORE 1
nn iMin o-nf "
III lbs. StiKar for $1.00.
1 lb. Kntdish Breakfast Ten, 20c.
1 lb. Young Hyson Tea, 20c.
2 lbs. UoitHted Coffee, 25c.
Box of Soap, O'lc.
SEVENTH ST., NEAR CENTER.
BDLTON DAIRY
CHAS. CATTA, Proprietor
Oregou City, Oregon
Pure Milk and Full Measure
given; delivered to any
-part of the city.
Try It, If, i iislry ail oj- Convnoe
Noblitt Livfr.r and Sale Siable
OJRSiJON CITY, OREGON, X
On ti Street between the Bridge and the
Depot.
Double and slnele rigs anil saddle horse, a
ways on hand at tho lowest rates, ind acorra,
also connecled with the barn for loose stock
Any Information regarding any kind of stool
promptly attended to by letter or person.
HORSES) BOUGHT OR SOLD
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFKICE AT OREGON CITV, OREGON,
Sept. 4, 1SH7. Notice Is hereby given
that the following-named settler has tiled notice
of his intention to make final proof In support
of his claim, and that sld proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver II. S. Land
Olllce at Oregon City, Oregon, on October 25th,
UW7, via:
KELSON A. FLINN, .
H. E. No. 8UI6. for the XW U of NE Sec. 26, Tp.
2 3 , R. 5 K. He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuons residence upon and culti.
vnllon of, said land, vis: Stephen Osborn,
Charles Sliank. John V. Batv and Charles P.
Ware, all of Cherryville, Oregon.
ROBERT A. M1LLFR, Register.
OREGON CITY TRANSPORTATION CO 'S
Str. Altona
Will Make Daily Trips Between .
OREGON CITY o PORTLAND
Leaving Portland for Balem and way.
landings at 6:15 a. m., and Oregou
city at about 3 p. m.
lrANTEP FAITHFUL MEN OR WOKEN TO
' travel for responsible established house in
Oregon. Salary iTau and eioenses. Position
permanent. Reference. Enclose self-addressed
orJmp3;.nTeloPe- Tbe Nwional, 8tar luturanc.
Bldg., Chicago.