Oregon City courier., March 11, 1898, Image 8

HOW TOJIND OUT.
Fill a bottle or common glass with
uine and let it stand twenty-four hours j
arsediment or set'Jina indicates an un
healthy condition of the kidneys. When
urine stains linen it isevidence of kidney
trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate
or pain in the buck, is also convincing
proof that the kidneys and badder are
out of order.
WHAT TO DO. I
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that Ur. Kilmer's
Hwamp Root, the great kidney remedy
fuliids every wish in relieving pain in
the hack, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part of the miliary passages. It
corrects inability to hold urine and
sciiding pain is passing it,.or bad effect
following use ol liquor, wine or beer,
and overcomes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to get up many times
during the iighl, to Ui iuale, The mild
and the extraordinary elfeutsof Swamp
Hoot is soon realized. It stands the
highest lor iti wonderful cures of the
most distressing cases. If you need a
medicine you should have the best,
riold by druggists, price fifty cents and
one dollar. You may have a sample
bottle and pamphlet both sent free by
mini tiiion receipt of three two cent
stamps to cover cost of postage on the
bottle. Mention Oiieoon City Couhier
and send your address to Dr Kilmer &
Co . Binghatnton, N Y. Tim proprietors
of this paper guarantee the genuineness
. of this offer.
Y. C. GADKE, '
Plumbing and Tinning.
Jobbing of All Kindts
Wilson 4 Cooke's
Old Sun id
OKKtiON CITY,
UKKtiON.
. JAMES MURKOW,
Decorating
Paper Hanging,
Artistic House Painting
And Klasomig.
Leave Orders nt Ely Bros., on Seventh (Street,
Orenon nity, Oregon.
BOLTON DAIRY
CHAS. CATTA, Proprietor
Oregon City, Oregon
Ture Milk and Full Measure
given; delivered to any
part of the city.
Try lloltnn lnlry nml le Cnnvneed'
W. H. YOUNG'S
Livery & Feed Stable
Cor. Main and 4th St.
OREGON CITY, OREGON
rjJob Printing at the
W Cornier Office.
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DR. KESSLER,
Tli (m old on nnnnd upwind fit, of Hi, houi
wt'H known I y Ills long rli(Uni' utol mio-pi-Mtiully
prik'llce in thin oily, oontlnin- to
unc i" sinlly I n at ull klndi ol ohi'iitilo anil
nlnli (liMMiMfa
FREE TREATMENT fJIK ttl..s:"
t'M utUu noon
BLOOD AND SKIN
Ii'if 1'iiiiiiH, Tumor. Toll ii'H, ftot'iioi it id
thr hupu vli li'H of the Mood thorouuhl.
'iniili-ut' il, to-tvlng tli fiyislcm lu h Mr-n
pin tint) henllhful ftlute.
rilVlTPTMHM tiMitod by i 11 old ( 1 1 Tii hi n
I'i II u U hi li 1 IU lit rniHMlT. Thin moody was
iT'-vciiU'd to Or. hoNwlrr ly U friend In
iwlin. ft hiiH novor failed.
flfTl QOPPQ Cnin'iTN, etc., (iru't'.l, iu
U xj ! J uUIiliu uitrci-ccu'c how loim mrtM-ii'ii.
KIDNEY AND URINARY COMPLMJiTS.
tain I ill, 'Iilh. Mill, too irtiJUi'llt., IIIIIUV uf leu.
nviiti', nnnturtil (UNeluireN, t'tih'UiUy Ii'diI'mI,
our in-w ri'incutfs.
Ink" it d"M' hittl( nt lu'dtlme and rnnt
i'i t no l.tillU', s-t llslilO unit look id It li' It'
mm nut..'. II it is cloudy, or ha a rloui! i.
: in it, you liuvo Koine kidury tr ll.itd i
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i-ii ci 01 (Mi l in' tiiH inu or htt.ituii'h (in in .K
V tAaiiilunl. It nui lio t'UiL'ii bi'foro in-
ncal l.oiti'n lt(HMllO!l Involvcii.
rAfp ifpu tr you hh InmMnl with nl-Ott
1 UU lUr lllflll t'llllKsIntlM, I'XhllllSlhl til H.I v
it'iii l s, laiiitiliirNK, liver oa lo mii h'iy,
.tni'itlni s?!, ilt'vomli'ncy, Josh ol t'Tu'r.v. itm-
t'lli a, (!hi( Ni'll--oilflti'iH'i, tt llUMl il .l IV"
f yiMn imiiiliooil tuul nli"hitt'ltv m Mil y
r-i v,inlv, Imimiui'nh or iiiurrtiuo- li ytui mi
tire mlla-tcil ynu muy know Ui t'tuir (i
d ul 1h l rt'Uli il. 9
yPDLE-AGED MEN
i" i..iu'Uin Inu'Ui anil kuIiicvn; tn'i'ir : I.
I t ' l 1 I ill 1 1 1 1 U Ion unit i'illini'iil 111 ll'llii' ; Im
I i.h'in .v ur wi'iiknt'NS ill Ni'Miul iirunnM, iii.a
I I ll' V lllillllstlllillllll' HIUIII lit lllTVUlie ill lull
i l 1'ii'iniiliiri' ili'i'ny, Mniiy die nl nn
mli'.i uliy, tunurniil of Itm mime. Tin umsi
nil, iiiute ciim'ii of 111 In ohumi'liT treiiliit.
PPI?i'l'P Oli'i't, fiimorrtiou, In
1 111 I ill ti HaiiiHllon. llnhiii'Ka, Mrii'liir"
W l iiKhi M!, i Oriian!, HyplitliH, llyilruceio
urieoi'iil Hint kliulrnd tronhleii treuleii.
Consultation Tree to All.
Oi'KirK Hours: Fi)in 9 A. M. to
8 V. M. Call or uddross
J. Henri Kcssler Al. I).
At St. Louis Dispensary,
. r- 301 VAMHILU STREET.
I'llitlUKIl, .... OnKt.OX.
CANEHAH.
' The school meeting that was held at
the fwhoolhouse on Monday evening
proved to be one of unusually large at
tendance. The two nominees for direc
tor were Mr. Klemson and Mr. Temple
ton. The vote stood, Klemson 22 and
Templeton 10; and the former was de
clared elected. W, A. Hedges was elect
ed clerk by acclamation. T M.Long,
who was in the chair, was given a vole
of thanks for his long and faithful ser
vice on the board. Every voter in the
district seemed interested in this meet
ing. It is a question whether the large
attendance was due to a renewed inter
est in school work or the result of a
thorough canvass. It i hoped that the
large attendance, whatever may have
been the cause, will continue to be such
at all meetings of the future.
The exercises of the Canemah literal')
society for Friday consist of a debate on
the subject, "Resolved, that education
has done more for civilization than re
ligion "
T)ie road is almost impassable on the
hill between t'anemah and Stringtown.
Two large rocks have havo descended
from the hill above and lodged in the
road. This makes it rather dangerous
to pass, especially at night. It should
be removed at once, since it might
cause an accident.
March Oth. Paooiu'ss.
RUKAL DELL.
liick Austin some nights ago awoke
and hearing his dog making a terrible
tioiso investigated and found someone
in his smokehouse. Mr. Austin made a
grab for his shotgun and it slipped and
made a noise which frightened the thief
and he escaped toward the limber.
The thief had taken down two pieces
but in his hurried flight ho left them and
a pack. As the moon was shining M r.
AiiHtiu think he recognize I the culpit.
While meat thieves were quite numer
ous last winter this is the first llii-i.
The Kilo brothers have been rolling
logs on their farm for aw hile.
Mr. Mrs. Sax returned home from
Portland last week. t
A. L. Kuenzie returned from Port
land Tuesday with his son? Herman.
Daniel VVyland seems to bo growing
worse with the dropsy.
The new ntiglihor on the Putter pllce'
seems to be a rustler .
Chas. Bigelow is considerable better
today ns his dropsical swelling is dimin
ishing. Bishop II. L. Barkley will hold quar
terly meetings here the 2lith and 27th.
The annual school meeting held this
afternoon Volled up majorities for Thos
Sconce for clerk and J. Ringo director.
March 7th. I'nw Duof.
School Reports.
Following is the report of school in
district Nn 5"i for the term hetrinnini;
Nov. 1, 181)7, and endinix 1'eb. 25, tSIKS .
Days taiijiht 70, averajje daily atten
danco IS, ptiii!s enrnlled 2(i. Hull of
Honor for term Diouio Hnty , Hay anil
Freddie latn:herty and Holhi Sawtelle.
The follow inr is tho report of school
ctihtrict o. !!7, Ilii.eli, fur the month
eliding Febrmny 25 : Cases of tardiness
none. Those who were neither absent
nor tardy are Elmer, A lines, hynnel la
Shipley, lYnrl I.onn, lilanch and F.I hid
bitten. John Foul', Carroll anil Milton
Shipley. Leslie Whi'ten, Willie Niitile,
Frank Child.) and Nina Wanker.
Visitors present dining the inonih were
Mis A Wallii'U, Mih Adilie Whitien,
Mii-s Maud Wallinn and Master Koy
Davidson. l'Htrui'8 are invited to visit
the m hool. Al itA D. Thompson, Teacher.
The follow inn is a report of school dis
trict No. 17, at Fugle Creek, for the
month enilinjr Febinaiv 25: Number
days taught 10, days aitenihinre (!52,
days alienee 54, times laxly 5, iivenine
bclt'linni: IIS, avi'ini'O iitteiidance 34.
total eniollnieiit 10. Foil if honor:
( has WaeluT, tieraul Wdo x. ()'i 11 11. 1-
lovv, ('has lbiii;i r, Mmta 1 olhird, l'eail
Foster and Louise Wnyuor. 'isilois:
.Miss Fnnna Dovly, John Van C111011,
,liih Hell, Harvey Ailedje, A 1) liunu lt
nml ( has Van Cureii. rations and
friemts n 1 1" ri iiii'sti'ii to visit our school
unit iiispi'et our Mirk, ti. T. Mi
Am urn, Tcarher.
lieporl ol ( ieorjie school, Hilh moid'i :
Days liiiitilit 2lt, days m ioi.ii:,i:ce -113.
iIhvs absi ni 5ti, 1 1 1111 s inrdyl. I'ii-.iiIk
iieiihtr li.nly ie r tibs nt were Annie
hihI AN'illie Kill 1. Ih iiii, Mai iha. Walton
I'i iiIm ii, ( nil l.li I s, ili ioy KlinKer.
Doia 11 1 i 1 1 1 , lit in y L'unei". i-i 1.11 s-
ilinnn 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 wee Sr.pt. Slink-
weiilher, Mis bulh, 1' I'.iu S 'li, Mi
lillll lhul..',
I' lialh, l'.iU;:h 1
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li e celil. lv. 11
l.'ifl,.
1 al lui.e nl 1I1
iteil 111 iMt
111- 1
lll.l.S. 1
'I i arlier.
1'nlliirt inn is the ri ni'i l ef fcI
.1
'lilt No. Ml (ur the si x iiirk eii'linu
l i bii aiy I'l'ilh: Nnmln'i' ut : 1 ; 1 1 7 m
ii'lli'il in 1 1 1 i 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' n 1 ' s ilium m m,.
i rinuii.v i t ai 1 "."1, intnl ."II, ciii ii, I mi r
1 te alti liihiiu'e in 'i ir.t'iuil ii'uni '.i, in
tin- ii 1 11 1 11 1 y muni 'A) tntal -lit. 'Ihuse
who weiei iilli r absent imr litnb' ilni
1 1 1 li t he si wicks wen-: l.iunn, Millie
ai.ul I'.innia (iinth'r o( the princiiul's
I'm in, 111 il .Nellie mnl Mum Miu'l.nl,e,
lliiiel I inn Ik r, I.ottio ninllyiiiaMi.nl
Mbnh at:il .hn'ib (irneeiniller nt lle
1'iiniiiiy h nn. Visiteis iresen din 1111;
tin1 mix wecl,s wrie; Onu lloiiiechnh,
W ill e (iintlii i'i 1 1 1 in 11 n llansun, Mm'
tin MaiMiiLvr, I'l.iist I Im n.-ilinli. Mrs
K !' (imlliir, b'a tlii.ther, Willinn.
Ilelimaii, Willie Mnehnke, .Mr lUill'y.
I lii'ay, I'l'liiiuny 'Jo, beinij the hist ibiy
a Miitnble m niiriiin was ne.nr.'il Inr the
ci casinn lii'i.f. tii. rui a,
HoeK lh'l t.Alili, Teai heis.
TO CURL A HOLD IN OKIE DAY
Take I HMittvc tbi'iiui tnilnuto 'I'abli Is. Alt
DiukkI-Is refund llie money if II mils to cure. '.!.'
CASTOITIA.
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REALTY TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by Clacka
mas Abstract & Trust Co.
C Traschsel to 0 Spinden, lot3,blk C,
Canemah ; $100.
(i L Kaylor by sheriff to P H Marlay,
e i of no and n of se sec 26, t 6
s, r 2 e; $9.(58
P U Marlay by attorney to C A White,
e of ne J4 and n of ee , eec 2(1, t
6e,r2e;$i.
E A and T M Terman to E and E
(raves, e a of nw , sec 21, 1 5 s, r 1 e ;
$UIK).
T and D Rakel to K Shannon, lota 2 to
7, blk F, Canemah ; $1150
,1 K N Tellwood to T K A Sellwoou, 90
as L Whiteonib claim ; $5.
W S Johnson to W K Mohr, lots 13
and 22, Clackamas Park; $1(500.
V II and E E Wilson to C II Aher
nethy, se ,'4 of nw J4 , see 34, t 4 s, r 3 e ;
$21ti.
I' and S Stormer tn A Stormer,5 aeres
in J Stormer claim ; $75.
1) C Latourettee to J H Jonesi 2.75 as
in Fisher claim ; $2075.
rLCharman to I lenry Jones, lot 17,
blk 21,(iladstone; $125.
F and B Townsend to S E U'renn, lots
43, and blk 3d, Oswego; $150.
W M Shank, se 4 of no J of sec 21, t
3 s, r 1 e; $1000.
J Bnrreth to A Barreth, 20 as in J 0
Toner claim, 13 as, sec. 33, t28,r2e;
$2000.
Mihyaukie' Lodge No 57 to Grand
Lodge, lot 5, blk 87, Milwaukie; $1.
A and M C Thompson to H S Morris,
10 a, sec 32,1 s, 2 e; $1.
A and E Engburg to II O Stevens, sw
M of e '4 sec 22, 2 s, 2 e: $888.
T K Stovall to A Morris, lots 5 and 6,
blk 4, Falls View ; $500.
j C lleckart et al to J Aden, sw of
sec 32, 2 s, 1 e, and 11 yz of n nw
sec 5, 3 s, 1 e, ex (i(i cres ; $1750". " '
B F and G Swope to G W Swope, 10
acres in Fisher claim ; $500.
J Duffy to J W Currins, 00.90 acres,
sec 5, 3 s, 2 e; $(100.
G aliebs to It Miebs, 147 acres, sec 12,
4 s, 3 e; $1500.
G Moser to V Moser, 60 acres, sec 5, 3
le;$5.
(i Moser to S Moser, 60 acres, eec 5, 3
s,le;$).
G Moser to J Moser, 60 acres sec 5, 5
s, le;$5.
S B Kent to W N Shavely, 25.36 a in
Magoon claim ; $475.
J Miley to J W Miley, n 2' of ne l4,
sec 30, 3 s, 1 e ; $80H.
Sunset Land Co to I L Paine, lot 1, blk
5, Sunset; $350.
A T Weld) to B M Smith, w of nw
, see 12, 4 a, 2 e; $1000. .
Oregon Land Co to M L Gebbard, lot
17, 18, blk 15, Minthom; $1.
Oregon Land Co to D It Dale lots 28,
29, Minthorn; $1.
S Mathew to L Terry, lots 10, 11, 12,
blk 23, Canby ; $140.
J Schweitzer to J A Wechtman. 49
acres, sec ti, 5 1 e ; $1300.
J O Kraft sr to O Kraft, 5.13 acres,
near Abernethy claim ; $1.
M and C A llosford, to Jacob Ranch,
lots 7 and 8, blk 4, Canby ; $"25.
FOR THE STATE CAHPA1QN.
Best and Cheapest Silver Reform
Paper for the People.
For campaign purposes Tun Wkhki.y
Capital Jouhnal is offered Irom now
until June 10th in clubs of live or over
at 20 cents each subscriber. Associated
I'ress News, Discussion of State Affairs,
Advocacy of Peoples' Reforms, are spec
ial features. Tim Journal stands for
free and unlimited coinage and national
paper currencv, destruction of monopoly
of finance, direct legislation, direct
election of all oflicials, reduction of hijih
salaries, abolition of commissions, and a
union of the people for the people. If
you want to reform state and county
(.'overnment circulate a dollars' worth
of the Oretion silver weekly. Weekly
Journal if I a year. One-cent Daily 25c
a month, .fil a vear.
Address liOFFU BROS , Salem. Or.
One-hundred-sixtv acres for rent on
the Kahuna river, Washington, (iood
house, barn and orchard. Forty acres
cleared, (.iood place for stock. Will
rent the same cheap. Apply to K.
Tscharniii, Ori'iion City. t
OASToniA.
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( lean bloiiil means a clean skill. No
beauty witineit it. discards Utility
Calhaitie clean yniir bliiml ami keep it
clean, by wtitrini: up the lazy liver ami
iliivinnall i;n nui i: u-s fnun the hoily.
Hejiin to-.biy to banish niuiph's, boils,
bloicbes, bhickhiaiis, mnl thai sickly
1 ilioi's cnniileiinn by takiinr Cin-eardH,
beauty t'M' ten rente,' All ilnniists,
eati.-il'nciion I'U-iiaeiieit, 1(U . o,
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wmi'li r nl mi'ilii'iil di i ove y nl the ace,
pleasimt ami relieshin.' in the l;isi", act
c i 1 1 1 i v ami pn.-itiv.'iy nn ki'lneys, livrr
ami bowels, i It iinsin ji tin' i ill ire svsti-ni,
ibspel culils, cute hcailachi', lever,
Inl 1 ill 11:1 1 iMUslipuliiill 11 IL' I lilil.iusiii'ss.
l'u-iisn buv nml try a box ol C. V. V. to
il, iv ; ID, Jo, ,'ii) ceils. St. 1.1 ami i;miran-
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Cii-kiiMi s Arnica Salve.
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r.ruiM's, S. res, I'lceis, S.ilt Khetnn,
I'ever Snres, Tetter, Ciiaiii't'il
lbniils, Clitlblaina, ('urns, ami all Skm
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CAS'
ORIA
For Infants aiU ChiUL-en,
BE PUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
COMMITTEE MEETING.
Pursuant to call the republican
county central committee of Clnckamas
county met in the city council chamber,
in this city, at 1 :3) Saturday alternoor.
Tna meetinji was culled to order by
Chairman S. M. Kamaby, and the first
business was the apportionment of dolo
mites lor the county convention. A mo
tion was made that one delegate be al
lowed upon a basis of every 20 votes
east for McKinley at the last presiden
tial election, and one at lame. J. M.
Tracy favored a lame convention, and
thought, the people Mhonld have
a lartre representation. C. T. Howard,
of Alulino, thought it would be much
better to have a small convention, as the
lartie number of delenatts two years ajo,
were still sore over the defeat that fol
lowed. He further stated that a larne
convention would be cumbersome, and
it would take j too long a time to net
through. Finally, a resolution was
adopted allowing a representation of one
jor every 25 votes and one at large,
which wdll make a convention com
posed of 145 delegates,
The matter of judaes and clerks of
ele iioni was next discussed. A. J. Vo
der, of Marqu im, specially desired that
jud-ies and clerks he appointed for the
primary in his precinct. K. J. Swat
ford was in favor of judges and clerks at
some of the primaries, and made a mo
tion that each committeeman have the
privilege of appointinji judges and clerks
in his precinct, if deemed necessary.
T. S. Stipp, of Molalla precinct, said
that if judges and clerks were appointed
in his precinct, there would hardly be
any voters left, on the outside to vole.
C. T. How ard did not, believe in closing
the doors of the primaries to populists,
lie said there were many populists in
his neighborhood, and that some of
them were weak-kneed and should be
given an opportunity to return to the
republican fold. In fact, i.e thought
the populist friends should be treated
with metcy. J. M. Tracy wanted the
privilege of appointing jmUies and clerks,
or not, just as the conditions would
warrant. Mr. Van Curen, of Damascus,
stated that they had always given every
one w ho wished loo, an opportunity to
vote in his precinct.
It was decided to hold the primaries
on April 2nd, and the county conven
tion at 9 a. m. on April 6th, the prima
ries to be held at two p. m., except
where otherwise designated by the com
mitteeman. It was voted to hold the
county convention at Weinhard's hall.
On motion of T. F. Ryan, the commit
teemen of each precinct are required to
have a list of delegates with the secre
tary of the county entral com
mittee, at 8 a. in. on the day
of the convention, and that no proxies
of delegates be given to anyone residing
outside of the precinct, where they are
elected.
The following precincts were repres
ented by committeemen as tollows:
Charles Holstrom, Abernethy.
M Campbell, Harlow.,
T B Thomas Heaver Creek.
C M Lake, Borings
HSC Phelps, Canby.
E W Midlam, Canemah.
W E Bonney, Canyon Creek, by O 0
Hubbard, proxy.
John ATalbert, Clackamas.
F M Osborne, Damascus.
John Van Curen, Eagle Creek.
F. Williams, Garfield.
J 0 Schmidt, Ceorge.
J M Tracy, Harding.
II Kleimsmith, Highland.
A U Wing. Lower .Molalla.
John II Darling, Maple Lane.
O T Howard, Milk Creek.
F Birkemeier, Milwaukie.
A J Voder, Marquam.
Walter Kin.er, Needy.
W S Ridi r, New Era.'
T F Ryan, Oregon City No 1.
(ieo Broughton, Oregon Citv No 2,
J L Swaltord, Oregon City No 3.
J A Tufts, Oswego.
E L Baker. Pleasant Hill.
A Ascbof, Sievers.
J (i Bleakney, Soda' Springs.
A M Shindy, Springwater.
Loren Kruse, Tualatin.
Jacob Miley, Union
T. S. Stipp, Upper Molalla.
John Meken, West Oie.'im City.
Free of Chargu t.i Suft'jrrrs.
Cut this cut ami t ike it to your ilrm;
liiet ami yet a sauiiile buttle tree of Ilr.
Kinsi's New lii-envBi'V. Inr Cmisuinption,
Ci"lii'hs ami (.'hIiIh. They iln not ,ask
you t.o buy befnre trjini;. This will
show you HA' 'at merits of this tiulv
w or.ih 1I11I reiiH'iiy, ini'l show ynu what
can be iicciunplisheil bv tno regular size
buttle. I'll I is nn exiieriinenr.. ami
wnuhl be lisastrnns In the propi ietnrs,
iliil they not know il wnuhl invariably
cure. Many of the best hysician.i are
n iw usint! it in their practice wiih ttreni
results, ami are relying on it in m ist
severe e.is s. It is yniiraiitecil. Triai
buttles tree at Cli'iniuiu it Co.'s ilriiK
Ktnie. Ueulllar size, nllc ii'iiljfl.
For Ovsr Filly Years
An Oi.i and Wci.i. Tki;:h K mi koy
Airs. Winslnw's ."n! iiint f-'yrilp bus
bt-en ui'il tiirnv"!- lift v v. -us by mil
I inl is of nml lei s i. ic (tii'ir chilli reii while
ti'elhilli!. with pi'Hii'1 sui'icss. li
sii'iibt'e Ihe cliii'l, si'lU'lls llie irnilis
a I hu s ai 1 piin cm is w iii cn' u-, a ml i
tle l.e-l ii'iui'ilv I'm- I i lll'i nl-.. , ! '
i nc!l!lll'. In lilt; t !. Solil tV I ni.-e-IS
i in every pan of the Wmlil. Tuentv
! live I'i'iils a b'.tl!". lis . alue is in-
calcillnl'!.. I! s';iv a;.. I asU Inr M.'s.
Win.-. u.'s S.i'.iiiiiii..' Sj i up, :;uil lake iu;
nt ilel' k ill.l .
Garabrlnus Cc!d
STmr:
r
(iiit'ssen
Ilallwvei'
l'l-oin
B2si
Wines, Lienors and Cigars.
Vlleu'ant Family l.ooms.
Or.F.tiON C'TY OKF.CON
OR. PEFFER'3
ROYAL-TANSY PILLS.
NEW PISC0VERY. NEVER FAILS.
. A ii.'w, roli.tom nni sine ronel lei
i'i piii't'rt'-st'.l, e''essive. stiiiity or pain.
lt.j. ' fill (nenslnii.lioii. Now uwil by over
(TlTv-Jl llO.lltl') 1 AlUKS. IniieontlM these
OornMUH. litAilK Or 1)
1 I'ATIOV. ir Ihji,
rivi-ttiti in iluin wrni-t
tniiiiw for ittrtu'ul:it
n t.
t-nii
irs.
iCUtfO,
in.
Tor StH liy rli.trmttii A i'o.
ftrrTfTTTrrTTToTuitt 1 1 riiinMi hi ntliriiMin niTit7..TiMTj $
AVegetablePreparationfor As
similating the Food atidReguta
ling the Stomachs andDowels of
V-ii Et d - Wt '5 ' ' ' 6
Promotes Dig,estion,CheeTful
ness and RcslXontains neither
OpiumMorphine nor Mineral
NotNAkcotic. "
Pwtphn Sad"
Ix.Smna
Jicculle Stiffs -j4niM
Seed
Jtypermint -JH
Oil bonati Soda,
Clarififd Sutnr .
Apcrfect Remedy forConstfpa-
tlOll, OUUl JlUUlttV-ll,U'Ull-llv-"
Worms .Convulsions Jeverisii
riess and LOSS OF SLEEi;
Tac Simile Signature of
NEW VORK.
:p
EXACT COPY OF WBAPPEH.
7
SJMMONS.
In llio Circuit Court of the State of Oreuou, for
tlie County of L'laekainns.
C. K. Roork, IMnlnllrT, vs. Nancy L. Hunter, .1. C.
Huork,Kliza W Knork, Satin a A.lireeii, lita A.
llijll, Mrn. Knb Tin, willow of J. VV. Koork, de-CL-tisi'il;
P. H. a iiirk, James L. Koork, Annie
1). Hnle, Mrs. Carrie I'owell, Surah C. Kelly,
Ada J2. Ti'iderman, Pearl Honrk, Hum. A.
Kelly, Mia. McKenie, John B. Kelly, Ben). .1.
Kelly, Mrs. Lillie Diiiuli'e, Mrs. .Morinli Huoy,
unknown cl.ildren of Mrs. Cnriima Onllii'il
son, rieceasedi unkiiowu children of Mm.
ltosi: M. Calvin, deceased; unknown child
ren of llurvev linork, deceased: W. M. Hnek
Iit. li, W, flackler, MiiliHla Hai-kler, Kliza
I'etlijohn, J. S. Huckler, T.J. llackler, Janiina
Kiltrell, K. A. Huckler, and all ollit-r heii'B
unknown of Thos. K. Honrk, ueeeused;
Defendants.
To Nancy I.. Hunter, J. C. Ronrk, Kliza W. Roork,
Sultan A. liriMMi, Ida A, Grill, Mrs. Roln rls",
' widow of .1. w', tiooi'k, deceased; J If. Ruork,
Jus. L. Knork. Annie U. Hale, Mrs. Carri
1'owi'll, .Suriili 0. Kelly, Ada li. Tcidt-nnaii,
l'nurt Koork, Sain. A. Ktillv, Mrs. Molvenzie,
John B. Kelly, lien). J. Kelly, Mrs. Lillie
Dundee. Mrs. Moriah Jinny; unknown child
ren of Mrs. Coriuua Cullierlsoii, deceased;
unknown children Mrs. Rosa M. Calvin, de
ceased; unknown children of Ilarviy Rnnrk,
deceased; W. M. Hackler, (4. W. iliickk'r,
Mahala Huckler, Eliza fetitjolin, J. S. Hack
ler, T. J. Huskier, Jainina Kittrell, K. A.
lluekliir. and all other heirs, unknown, of
l liomas K Koork, deceased; snld Ueieiidauu.
Tc
UC AND EACH OK YOU ARE UKKKI1Y
renutren to be and aniiear In tlte above
entitlrj court on or before the second Hay of the
next rein! Inr term thereof, to-wit; The Will da.
of April. ls'.iH, to answer tile complaint against
you in llio ulmve entitled suit, anil if ynu lail so
in du tne pliiuilill w HI I'tki a uccree aiauust yon
umf each of you fur llie relief dinniinded In the
complaint, (o-wit: That the plaiutitr lie decreed
to be Ihe owner of tlie southwest quarter of see
tinti 7, townsliip 2 south of rnie'.o 4 east of the
Willamette Meridian, belli the donation land
eliiiinnf thus. Koork, in Clackamas county, Oro
Kim, and that you ami eaeli ol you be forever de
barred fioni Hsseriiii' hiiv claim thereto, and fur
Midi oilier relief as shall seem meet ami proper.
This summons Is published by order of Hun.
T. . Melinite, jmlue of said cniirt. made ill open
uiirl on llie -i'lili day of .luiiiitiry, Ih'.iH.
11. E CROSS. Allnruey lor riidntill.
VIJASTHI) TltUSTWORl'HY AND ACTIVE
eenlleniell orlinlli'S to travel for responsible,
established bouse in Oieaoii. Moiuhly sis and
expeiisi s. 1 ositioii steady ttefereuee. Knelose
sell a lilressed sti'.uipeil envelope. Tae Dominion
Company, Dept. Y, Chicago.
SUMMONS.
Il tlie Circuit Court of tlie State of Oregon, fur
the i utility of Cl.iekinnas,
Anna W. Mathews, I'.aitll i It', vs. OiMratu It. Ded-
niitli nan C'ltni S. Iii'ilntati, Ills wit'o, t'.olil I'.
J .Misiiii an I .tuiiieo.1, l.i.i wile, and
AiiKi'line U.'i'ry, Defeii'lants.
Tn (ienrua R. Deiliiiau, l'efendant.
TN Tllli N A M K i)F THK sT.VI'li OP OKKIiOS.
Yi.ii are liereliy reiUlt'etl to appear ami answer
ihe roinplanit lil'.'d auainsl yon iii the aimve en
tilled eause by jhe lirsl day of ihe next term of
court nfler Ihe expilation of Ihe publication of
this suininiiii, lo-uit., by MiniiUy, Ajiril IS' It,
1'.'S. inel il u i till tn m answer tor waul there
in. t!t. plaintiff will apply In III 1 court fur Ihe
relief ileiiiau'ied in the eotnplinnt, tu-wit: 1'or
iiiiUmeiit a;-iiii-.t yon ior .-ilsjii.ini. with int-'resi
tri'in D.'i-etntier -7tii, ls'.'o. at tlie rule nf In per
e"!it nor annual, and ?iti.;i"i with tnteiv.! ft'oiit
M .y 1 nil, 18 i, at 10 per cent per annum; uinl
SWi.inI us iillinneis lees: all in I lllle.l st iles
Ki.l. I t'"in, ti:;eilier . i;h ilieensts and ili.lnirse
mi 'ins of III is nll, innl furs i lee fee fur, n losi in;
pi ilnnifs Ul'.r' .'.ou U'"ii the I. How in'; 'iti'rihi"l
lito;i"IIV Ml rl.tekiillliii ''iiliuly
tn-w il: ' AM of lra"t "k." I la 'i
a. i (il- iini; to t !' "Inly ivi'iinti
. fhil ol (Hcii'M
. unas Kivi rM'te. i lo tuv alc-ve th .
I ncip uii'l plat I --.i l llicn of, ns Well
ill
t en lil "i- i e.'t.l in
if lllO
It- t-uMit-r i)l ('.invi'viuict nf ('im K'unns i-iitiMty,
si ! i1 ( uviii'ir, . h't ii h''. mI ut ral-l pn-fu'i't y
Iti s ingly ."iit j'iM uit'tit nn. I icirrinr; hihI t'.jn--cin-;:i':
y u nl al riu;.I. ciii.ni hi 4 1 1 M y uf w
r Sill !'!( ill' i chll "s H'hi '-very 1 1 t
tb ;vwf in;.' '.'V mi . h tui'iT nml turthiT rA'wi as
i.i iv- 4-i hi r i may m-'I,i mm -t t nml t i:i',ilc.
ti.is. mi: ii .rji aft iirf't' iiy rn.ii-r ot lion.
.I.i'hi 15. rl.-l i:ul. jllil:t- nf tin rirctill i-ouvt f
thr r.U' 'li Ti ri'ii, for tin' M-unty oi Mulliut
iM.iii, ji ft ti-4 lu llie uhc!M't ti-o:n I; i; i,i)i,-
c. mil v ul II "Ml. TlnMiiu A. Mil! tu If. jinl;'' "( tn
o;rciiit L-mirt of lliu Mat'' nf Orvuii, lr "iii.l
my nf (M-icktuii'ss, wliifh older whs. duly
in.i U- Ma mm 'J'l, Iv
ITN ION, BIlONOTiUI v: MTIft,
ALlonirvs tor rimuhT.
SUMMONS.
In Ut- ir. uil Cninl of t'n Male ot OrciM, f tr
U.t' tAnnity nl ( k.tiiois.
Noll'io I.. Fullor, iinl.tr, vh. AlVrt Fullvi, lie-
Kii.lniii.
lo Alitt-rt Fuller, p.-fi'inlrtiil. In tin1 iouih' of
tin- t tU' ol rt'iioii : Vou nrc ht'it-liy rt'iUirt!il !
jii(. ir it tot nnMVrr ihi' i-iiinj-liiint llletl .tL,'un,'t
nu iu lln- nl'.ixt- t utuli'tl Mlit ou or Im fore tlur
tirtilnyof tiif next torni , to w il ; On Mowlitv,
tin- iMh i';iv of April, ln; tu if von fiiil to
answer lor u ant thert'oi. the plaint ill' will aoplv
. . .i - ... . i; .1 l i :.. ... .
in I ut- rniiii inr n-ut'i iii'iiiuniirii in uu- piiiu
cntitplitnit, Inwit : A ili-solution tf tho murrinue j
cnnnai't I'xilinir iM'twtcn Mtiil puihos, nml thai
pl'iimitl ho awunutt tho iMtmly of thu minor;
tiliHtli-fn.
T liiM xninmon In pnlilislictl byonK'rof .lutltr" I
Jolin H. (Mvliiml. which onier whis mudv uiol j
ilukil Mutch KS'.'S.
( . 1). & IV L ATO l UFTl F,
AUonu'js ior Flai..tiiT
WAXi-Kn-rt;tsTviitTiiY and activk
Kotillenienor In. tifli travel lor restouit.e
e.lnl.lihetl htio in Oreu.in. Monthly t.'i mid
ex peiii-os, I'ltsitinu i.te.iy. Referenee. Kih-'u'm'
it it ml I i -e,l t.tnin'il eiivtlipe. 1'lie lioniiuion
l-olllmi:y, llept. V, i 'liU'ruii.
ho
THAT THE
FAG-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
CP EVERY
BOTTLE OF
1 C?3C
Caatorla ia pit r.p la cie-sfae lottles only. It
!a not sola la bulk, lou't allow anyonu to sell
yon anything elsa cn thn plcti or promise that It
in 'Mnt. i crood" and "will answer every pnr-
I OF
I IS OIT THE
I WRAPPER
fi II all
ma
!ipose, Ai-Bcetaa1iyott6tiO-A.S-T-0-E-I-A. ,
c( ' -v wrapper.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the Slide of Oregon for
the County of Clackamas.
Mary F. Morris, Plaintiff, vs. Frank: F. Morris,
Defendant.
To Frank F. Morris.
IN THK NAMK OF THE STATE OF OREGON
you are hereby commanded to appear and
answer the complaint tiled against you 111 the
above entitled Court on or belnre Monday, the
lsth day of April, IsilS, tho same beinc tin) first
day of the rext regular term of tho above en
titled Court following tills publication and If
you fail to so appear the pliiiiilitr will apply to
llie Court for tlie relief demanded in the coin
plaint to-wit; For a decree dissolving tlie bonds
of matrimony existinit between yourself and Ihe
Ihe plaintiff and for such other mid further re
liel as to (.-. nil y may seem meet.
This summons is published liy order of Hon.
T. A. Mellride. jiiilue of tlie above' emitted Court,
on the lilth day of Janunry. lstis, at Oregon City,
Oregon. R. H. WlbilUR,
Attorney for tlie Plaintiff.
Dated, Tuesday, February 1, lsos.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In the Ciroult Court of the State of Oregon, for
file County of Clackamas.
A. E. Latourette, Executrix Plaintiff, vs. G. W.
N. Taylor, John Ecker, Daniel MoCarly and
Olive Mccarty, Defendants.
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, sr.
BY VlftTlJK OF A JUDGMKNT ORDER, DE
cree and ail execution, duly issued out of
and under Ihe seal of tlieabiive entitled court, in
tint above entitled cause, to me duly directed
and dated tlie 13.1 day of February, lsns, upon
judgments rendered and entered in said court
on the -Mill day of January, 1SHH, in favor of
A. K. Lalnurette, Executrix, planum', and against
11. W N. Tavlor, John Keker, Daniel MeCarty
and Olive MeCarly, defendants, being for tlie
lollo.vitig unionists uainst llie several defeu- '
dams; iinainst Defeii iant 0. W. N. Taylor the
sum of fill, with lulerest thereon at Hie rate of
ten percent per annum from Hie 24ih day of
January, lsns, and Hie further sum of ift'i as
attiirney's lees, and the lurtiter sum of flu us
costs anil ilishurseniculs, ami eg.iiusl Det't'iidaut
Daniel .Mei arly f..r tfiiOii, aud the further sum of
S-'CU as attorne. 's fees all 1 iiotuih John Keker.
deleiiitiiut, for the sum ol tills. Oe-iiUs fiU us
attorney s fees, unit against each uuil every
of said defendants (or llie costs of and upon
this writ, commanding hid tn nnike sale of llie
following described property in Ihe billowing
order and proceeds lo bo applied as liercaltwi'
stated, to-wit:
Kirsl I I... V ,.P 111,, i. i' nf tn., s v I ' ,.f
&I ,Uid Ihe W H'ol llie K E U of S W i ol Sue. ail'
and lots ti and 7 ol Sec. SO; all in Tw o. 4 S, R. 1 K.
ol Ihe Willlunette Meridian, llio proceeds of llio
sale of tlie same to be applied liisi tn the pay
ment nf the amoim.is found iluo pl.iiiittll herein
from ileleiidniit I.. W. N. Taylor and sceoinl n,
the ii nit tn m loiiiul due this plaintiff from de
fendant Daniel M.'Cliny and to sell: Second
'i he b )i i if llie S K ri of s W ., of snbi ,-ee. ci)
ill said I'.vp. 4 S., U. 1 K. of tlie Willamette Mer
itliiim, anil Unit the proceeils of sale of said last
il. scribed prupcrlv be apiilied lirsl to llie pav
mcul nl any balance ihnl may leniiiln litiial'il
upon t!m Mtnoilllt fiilllul line as above frnin ,je
ieii'iniit U. . N. l ayior lo mis plaiiutll', ami Ihe
lialanee, if any, to be applltti lo Hit. aliiuimt
f.iuii.l duo tins piainlill irom lliis defeiidunt
Jobtl Et ker as above sp'Tllicd.
Now, Uiereii'ie by viitoe of sied execution,
imlLilieiil tinier anil tttcrie.aml in eoiiinliaei',.
Willi llie coin mauds ol said will, I will, on Satin.
tluv,
I.e li. 1 day of Apttl, IS'is. ,,t the h nf
iw o o c-iia-K p. in , at tlie I rent 1 1 tier ot ihe enmity
eiiit:t house iu Hie city ol Oregon ( liy, in milt
iui;l anil stale, sell ut public auction, subject
to i'eileiiipit..u
to llio lllgln-l bidder, fur I . S.
ill hand, ail tlie rilit, title inn
llie wiibin iialiuii lielt'iiuaiit,
Hat lei .b Ciiiiy a i it nbe Mi-
I 1,'nlil etilll, easil
j interest wliic
U. W. N. '1 a I
I I arty, or
t r
'I il, em, n "I nn the liiiirleni'e
ho: fin, to-wit : Apt il Llw. 1-S 0, or
llio- li.nl iii inul
1'ihi, o n nl pn p it y. or any
s tin- riulii, tii,.- alh! iiio-i-
t tiliH U IL.iii liHIiO-ii. ' W
1 fit IllCil llll- fli lfl
.. J a Inr ami .1 :in K'-k. r, r ilher nt hi in, i:a
nn tnc date ol iiu moil- u;t- Iu'ii iu, tn-w i I : A r:l
Jl-l, IS if, ur mih-o had in or lo Um- hi-i ahovu
iUM-r.o d real prop -riy i"r uuy pint tl.orruf, tti
?a;.n:y ..( oxi .-hi ion, ;ihIlm;i lit or. ,t r, l.-( n c,
iiio-i'csl, o.ii t', .iilnir.""iiti is atid'ali at-ciiiiiiL;
cmis. a. V. i. it
i ; rl I?" 'if t'la--ii;iin...s (Villi V, Ouj;nlj,
f'rt'fl, or-'s.iii 1'iiy, tir., iM-brutuy Jl,
SUMMONS.
In llie t iri-ui I'oint of llie stiiteof Or-von,
for tlie t'nniiiy nl Clat'k.iuiii-,
K. It 'eii n t, l'lu ii;i,I, v 1.1'. Wilkin, Alliert
iillii-.i.. .1 lint W i k'u i' i'i.il W iHiu-t, Itowltf
I'd mi. I. I' '1 in, el ul., I let' -nil nils.
To.l. I'. Uii t Iii us nml John Wiiuiiis, sM (,;.
felilliilitf. -IN
THK NAMK I)!' TIIK STATK OK OIlIM S:
Vim nre liereliy require.! lo nt'i. ur an. I humu r
tie- eiiliiil,nlll liletl i,kiiiiii ynu in llie nlmve fit.
tltle.l -nil nil nr l.'. ltire llie llit ily of II.,' next
l.'l III of si.i.t e.Hlit, lliijillllioi' A,nl iMh, lMlft,
nml il yoti fitil tn uii-wer f .r 'mm tlierenf. llie
r.ii niiil tliii;iily lo llie eoitrt ..r tlif rein f .U
Houiil'-tl in siiitl i tniii'ii'ti, t i-w it , the jo wl,.-,
lire of tieeruill lll'irii;!!!:'' of to, yen I'V ynu
i ,
i '
in (.iinntiu up n me l t.n iw inn ..'M-riliei pm.t-
Nlll.ileltlMl.il t'otlut. . Il;ntl"l : A lul l of
tue II, I., t'. til 'iiiilli t I. Flitneis'iinil w ile mill
li.'llll! Ill seelintl .1, I p. s it, J K. of I'm Willnni.
j etle meri.t;tn.; heilliinimt ill il J'.iint 'ill 'eet i.-tt
j ol ti e K. ( inner of llie ii. I.. I', t f I.. I. t', l..
iniretteNii o'.i in Mil l tovvitsliit viol reliue, illli
! lliliK tlleuee nnrili lo niilillten w 15.11 t hiulih ;
ti'.enee rkt li.'.io r hit n. In i-...t snle ol imtil lur-
merl.v owiie'.l hy .1. li. Keener; llietiee ,ulli ti2
iltUlfeS ..(! -lo niillllte -st 11 link.; lIletllB
M'uiii 1.1 iniiiiitei. eiist i:.,d eiiHtini to et'iitity
rnnil: tlienee n'miu Hie eoillily rim. I smith 7; J...
lireeti e-t 7.-0 elm i tti m .!we tit In itinnini:,
eiiiiuiuinit 111 "(. of lainl, in iliiekiinins t-uunly
in' sute nf iiretni.
1 tils Miiiiininiit ii pulili'-lieil ly nrtler nf Ju.tee
Johu II. Llelmiil, Hi. te inl ilnleil Mar. h 3 I, Imis
C. P. 4 H. C. LAIOl'RT.TTK.
Attoiiicyi Inr i'.iiin tiif
llmilt
llfutttrt
; t
i M