Oregon City courier., March 18, 1898, Image 8

ONE OFTWO WAYS
The bladder was created for nne pur
pose, namely, a receptacle for the urine,
and as such it is not liable to any form of
disease except by one of two ways. The
first way is trom imperfect action of the
kidneys. The second way is from care
less local treatment of other diseases-.
CHIEF CAUSE
Unhealthy urine from unhealthy kid
neys is the chief cause ol bladder troubles
bo the womb, like the bladder, was creat
ed for one purpose, and if not doctored
too much is not liable to weakness or
disease, except in rare cases. It is
B tuatid back of any very close to the
bladder, therefore uny pun, disease or
inconvenience manifested in the kidneys,
back, bladder or urinary passage is often,
by mistake, attribute 1 tofema'e weak
ness or womb troubles of some sort.
The error is easily made and may be as
easily avi idnil. To find out correctly,
set your urine asiile for twenty four
hours; a sediment or seillinjr indicates
kidney or bladder trouble The mild
and the extraordinary effect of Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney
and bladder remedy is s ion realized.
If you need medicine you should have
the best. At ilmuijists liltv cen tb and
one dollar. You may have a sitinjile
boole and pamphlet, both sent free by
mail upon receipt of three tvo-eent
stamps to cover cost of post iijie on the
bottle. Mention Oregon City Courier
and send your address to l)r Kilmer &
Co., IiinuhHiiiton, N Y. The proprie
tor of tins paper Ktiarautex tint gjnniue -liens
of this oiler.
F. C. GADKE,
Plumbing and Tinning.
Jobbing of All Kinds
it Nni'cialty.
Wilson & Cooke's
Old Stand
iL- ORECON CITY,
OKECON.
JAMES MURROW,
Decorating
Paper Hanging,
Artistic House -Painting
And Klasomig.
Leave Orders at Ely Bros., on Seventh Street,
Oregon ,;tly, Oregon .
BOLTON DAIRY
CHAS. CATTA, Proprietor
Oregon City, Oregon
Pure Milk and Full Measure
given; delivered to any
part of the city.
Try lloltou Dairy anil be Convneeil'
W. II. YOUNG'S
Livery & Feed Stable
Cor. Main and 4th St,
OREGON CITY, OREGON
ffiwJob Printing at the
P4 Courier Office.
DR. KESSL13R,
Till oM on armed specialist, of SI. Louis,
well known liy Ills long residence ami sue
ceselully practice In this city, continue In
successfully (real all kinds of clirunlo and
prliato disciiHoa
TPP n TMTOT for the poor who mil
ilUiTJ luLAlilllirlJ lu porsun ut llto otnee
every ntlni iiuuii
BLOOD AND SKIN
hue 'iitinlH, 'rinniil'H. Tellers. Kcenui mul
nh' r Impurities of the blond thoroughly
iiullciitod, lcuvltiK III" system III it tir ing,
pure and healthful at ul 0.
PIiriTMHTIOBIf treated by nil old (leriimn
lllltiUluftllum reined.. Thin remedy win,
eii denied lo In. Kessclor tiy u friend In
Lci-lln. M has never failed.
(II fl C' n D l1 CJ Ulcers, CnneerH. etc., tvea'ed, mi
ULIJ Ctjtllju dHbl'i'iico hnw long llireeled.
KIUNF.Y AND URINARY COMPLAINTS,
I'ii 1 11 1 11 1, illilieull , lun 1 it, ii, -11I, milky or 1,111,,, v
iinee. unal mul dlsehnrges, oiiroiull.v treul-'d,
I'll,-,, liieiiniat viii hiiU uonrulglu, Hound by
mil' new rciiieulcs.
T.it.c a rl'Tr liottlo at bedtime and nrlnute
in II, e bottle, set nsidii nil, I liuiK lit It In II"
III, U , ,111:;. II it IS cloudy, n llllN U clolltl.l Mi
line: lii II, 51111 have fci'lne kidney ur Ida, 1,1 1
, l. ell. ,'.
l!ltl V'MPM reninved In twent y-rniir Iioiiis
I lull tlUlUllHco worms In window Hint
bee la to,;., leel long.
Ill IT CillinU'Ct We meet poi-soim eicrv
Jiilifllll UlUllUJ duywhoso Inviuli sulci's
i, l' ,,i 11 in diyiisiuuf. Tlilacnuics irom ru
tin i'h in eit hei- Hi" nose or stomach (in and
V examined. H cun lie eutcd before in,
iiimiI lames lieouiiiea Invnlved.
'HIIMP HU'W ,f aielrniilileilwllh nlrld
t UU lul ill rill emissions, exliiiiisilngiliwiis,
ilmplcs, taisliihlhcsa, avers'im le soeit ly,
lti pi tineas, despondency, losa of enemy, 11111
i'lli,,n and aell-eiiutldenee, whluli i- I'l ivo y,in
'I yinii iiiiinliiind and uliouicly unlit yen
tin sludv, business or marrlugo-li you nie
Hi is iiilliclcd you may kuuw the cans 1,0
and lie tri'llled. f)
KlPDLE4GEDMEN!.,;7:,,:,!&v;;1,;
Ht-'iU, iieltlog backs mid Kidney; ti'eiUeid,
pnliilul in I mil I, in ami aedluienl In in I lie J in
poicncy nr weakness id aexunl nrguns, and
in In r liiimlslaluibli, sight ef nervous ilcbili'
and piciunlurc. decay. Jinny die u( mis
dillli ully, Ignorant nf Ilin cause. The nionl
nhsitiiutc euaea ul llila clniraeter treated.
I diseases, Oleet, Oonorrhon, In.
I flamnHons. Discharges. M l ift unn.
Weakness of Organs, tyiihllla. llvdroculs
Viir.cii'elii and kindred tnaililea treated.
Consultation Free to All.
Offick Hours: From 9 A. M. to
8 P.M. Call or address
J. Henri Kessler M. D.
At St Louis Dispensary,
. r tint VAMHILL 8TRCCT.
HOIITLAND. .... OhKOOS.
&ffi am)
HOOD VIEW.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Chancy Calkins
ast week, a daughter.
Grandpa Zutnwalt, who was so serious
ly ill, has s m e vhat improved.
Died, at his home near this place, of
consumption of long standing, Mr.
Frederick Kraiwe, aged 53 years.
Deceased was born in Berlin, Germany,
July 21et, 1844, came to America in 1881
and settled in Iowa for a number of
years then came west seeking health and
settled at this place three years ago.
Miss Mary Murray is home for a few
weeks to build up after her recent illness
is Portland, where she was attended by
Dr. Molt Wilson at the Good Semautin
hospital.
Miss Nettie Wood is home for a few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Henry Baker is still sojourning
with her mother, Mrs. Older, at this
place.
Mrs. Gusta Kakrtz is spending a few
weeks with her mother, Mrs. Krause.
While returning from the funeral of
Mr. Krause Friday, Mi's. Simon Peters
and Miss Agust Schlickeisere had the
misfortune to be completely upset in
their cart. We did not learn the exact
extent ol their injures, but, ascertained
that there were no bones broken. '
The Hood View school will re open
Tuesday again with Mr. Shaver at the
helm.
J The recent revival meetings held at
Mollov school house closed with very
sticces-ful results.
Mif-8 Hoce Graham made her relatives
here a visit this week.
It is rumored the Miss Taulina Jolly,
formerly of this place, died in California
hist Tuesday.
March 14th, Anna.
COLTON.
Again it rains and blows after a week's
sunshine.
J. Gorbett was in town on business
this week.
School will begin next Monday with
B. Veddi r at the helm.
Miss Nellie Gottberg has gone to Port
land to work.
Peter Lafferty was eleded director-at
the school meeting last Monday.
A. It. Gorbett was the guest of his
sister, j rs. P.E. Bonney.last Saturduy.
Miss Kmnia Freeman entertained
several of her young friends last
Wednesday evening. It being her six
teenth birthday.
Miss Ellen Bonney was the guest of
Mrs. Delia Young last Sunday.
The Canyon Creek debating society
adjourned to meet the first Wednesday
in November.
E. A. and B. Wright, of Stayton,
were isiting with their brother, J. II.
Wright, last Tuesday.
March 12. Alnionhe.
School Report.
-
ltedland school report, sixth month:
Days taught 20, average belonging 37,
average daily attendance 3(1, times tardy
8, number of visitors 4!l. Koll of honor
Maud and Willie Stono, George, Louis,
Dora and Mary Murdock, Geo Hicin
bothem, Oassio andOra Wilcox, Gilmore
and Karl Behymer, Harry and Willie
Hubert, Fred Wilcox, John, Martha,
Charles and Hosa Stiebrity, and lialph
and Annie llichardHiin. Itoll of honor,
1st term of throe months Casnio Wil
cox, Minnie Evans, Louis, Dura and
Mary Murdotk. Hull of honor, 2nd
term of three months 1'red and Cassiu
Wilcox, Martha and Kosa Stiebrilz and
George, Louis, Doia and Mary Murdock .
liull of honor fur the entire six months
Louis, Dora, and Mary Murdock, and
Came Wilcox. School closed March 11.
Average daily atiendance for six mouths
34, total number of visitors 7U.
Ciias. i niKiiKouii, Teacher.
I-dli en I e Voiii Iti.w Ih lid rnaeHreta
Candy Cathartic, line cniistipntion
forever 10r, LVic. If C.C.C. (nil, drug-
pints lefiind niimi'v.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Tn lie l.iixiitlv. Iimum Quinine Tnlilots, Al
druculsU refund llu nicy If it tails tucure, li.'u
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take I.HMilive Itieinii (.'ulnl'ic TnHi Is. All
lUUUKlMs rit'llll'l t tie lli(il) ry it 1 1 till ti. In ell! ,i. ':,e
FOR Till; ST ATI; C Ani'AIUN.
Best and Cheapest Silver Reform
Paper for the People.
For campaign purpnws Tin: Wi t ki v
C.M'ii.M. ,luri;N.u. is iificivd Irom now
until June ItUh in i''u,l. ,, live or over
lit 20 cents cai'll Hlhi-rriiiiT, Aoeinli d
l'rchs News, Dist'iissinn ol' Slate , flair,
Advocacy ul I'enplo' Ki 'forms, are pic
ial iVatiircH. Tun Jut t;.vu. Kian.lu foe
free ami unlimited coinage uinl national
paper cm Tcnev,do.-.t ruction ot monopoly
of linance, direct legii-lutiuu, direct
election of all olliciuls, reduction ol high
ttilarifH, abolition ol commissions, ami a
union ol the people lor the people. II
you want to reform stale and coiinlv
government, circulate a dollars' worth
of the Oregon silver weekly. Weekly
Journal $1 a year. One cent I'nily 2,V
a month, $:i a year.
Address IIOFFIt DUOS , Salem. Or.
To l ure iiiMlintlmi Forever,
Take Casciirels t'au. Iv Cathartic. 10c
or 2'ic. If 0, 0, C. I.dl tiicuiv.dni.ig'iMs
refund money.
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REALTY TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by Clacka
mas Abstract & Trust Co.
F F Mclntyre to G Vosberg, lot59and
part of 29, Pruneland ; $0000.
T L Charman to H 1 Werner, lot 4,
blk 5, Weslynn ; $253.
J S Crookshanks to A J Crookshanks,
15 acres, sec 1, 2 s, 2 e ; $1.
J 0 Hostetler to N Perdew, 1 acre, sec
7, 5 s. 1 e; $100.
M A Brown to A W Brown, e of
Rowler claim, 3 a, 3 e j $75.
M R and E M Brown to A W Brown,
e of Rowler claim, 3 s, 3 e J $1.
A K Jackson to A Ilinsch, Ann Jack
son claim ; $150.
I G Rambo to M G and J Walker, lot
2, blk "C," Canemah ; $75.
J Long (by sheriff) to J J Long, nw
sec 28, 5 s, 1 e ; $18.80.
J & M McKen.ie to J Weber, 5. acres,
sec 5, 2 s, 2 e ; $500.
C McMonies et al (by sheriff) to C
Wittenbery, 40 acres in claim No. 37,3
s, le;$l.
M S B & W B Lavvton, to L Finnigau,
7.43;as Hedges claim ; $731.
S & S Mathew to J A & M A Cox, lots
10, 11 and 12, blk 18, Canby ; $150.
E Hugos to W Grisentiiwaitti, tract in
sec 33, 3 s, 2e;$l.
Geo Shank to M C Shank, nw ., sec
2fi, (5 s, 2 e ; $300.
W & M Grisent'iwaite to E Huges,
tract in section 23, t 3 s, r 2 e ; $1.
T & M D.iniels to E litiges, trustee,
.05 acres, sec 20, 3 s, 2 e ; $1 .
Clackamas county to M J Gallagher,
s of ne i of ne sec 12, (i s, 2 e j
$200.
J & M McKenzio to J Schmidt, 5.35 a
sec 5, 2 s, 2 e; $500.
J Ranch to M Huir 's, 10 acres, sec 36,
3 s, 1 e
The Coming Woman
who goes to the club while her husband
tends the baby, as well as the good, old
fashioned woman who looks after her
home, will both at times get run down
in health. They will be troubled with
loss of appetite, headaches, sleepless
ness, fainting i.r dizzy spells. The most
wonderful remedies for these wotneu is
Electric Bittern. Thousands of sufferers
Irom Lame Back and Weak Kidnevs
rise up and call it blessed. It is the
medicine fir women.. Female com
plaints and Nervous troubles of ail kinds
are soon relieved by the use of Electric
Bitters. Delicate women should keep
this remedy on hand to build up the
system. Only 50c per bottle. For sale
by Charman & Co., druggitus.
Either the Portland Pacific Farmer,
Oregon Agriculturist or the OregonPoul
try Journal will be sent with Courier
for $1.00 per year.
n n ,
Farm Journal of Philadelphia and
Courier for $1.00 per year.
Two Million a Year.
When people buy, try, ind buy again,
it means they're satisfied. The people
of the United States are now buying
Cascarets Candy Cathartic at the rate of
two million boxes a year and it will be
three million before New Years. It
means merit proved, that Cascarets are
the most delightful bowel regulator for
everybody the year round. All drug
gists 10, 25, i"0o a box, cure guaianteed.
Weekly Excursions in Through Cars
to the East.
Another through tourist car to the
East has been arranged to run out of
Portland, giving four each week. Here
after the car leaving Monday will run
through without, change to Kansas City
and Chieugo, over the O. R.& N., Ore
gon Short Line, Rio Grande Western,
Denver & Uio Grande, Missouri Pacific
and Chicago A Alton. That car has
just been arranged lor, and the one
proviously scheduled for Monday has
been changed to Thursday. It runs
through to St. Louis, via the Missouri
Pacilic line. The car leaving Portland
Tuesday goes through to Boston, and is
promoted by the Chicago, Rock Island
iV Pacilic. Wednesday's car runs to St.
Joseph, Kansas City and St. Louis, over
the Burlington. All these special through
cars arc receivim: a gratifying patronage.
Consult O. K. A N. Agent before buying
tickets to the East.
lienuly la lllnnd.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets Candy
('athaitie clean your blood and keep it
clean, by stitritej up the ia.y liver and
(li ivinu: i:iii'iiri'.ies from the body.
Begin In-day to banish pimples, boils,
hi .li lies, blaeUieiids, and that sickly
I '.Hons oomph xi"ii I'v takiiti! Cascarets,
bounty ti l' ten cents. All dpigc'.s-lH, :
j i-cli.-laclion guaiunteed, ll'e, 2'ic, ."ilk- j
. ... . - i
j A Mire Tlituu for Ymi.
I A trti'isncliou in w liich you cannot lose!
i is a sm e t liing', lili.H!s:ios, sick head-j
ache, furred toiiine. fever, piles ami a :
, tlioit ,,ml other los atv eani"l , v i nii-
si I pui ioii and nb'ogish liver. Cii.-ein vis
' C'lndy CaHiar' . , Il.o "omleilul i;t ",v
mor stimulant unit in'esiitiiil .p,ii:" are
i by all drug-gists guaranteed lo cure or
, mom y leiumlel. i . I. t . are a sure i
: tliiujr. I ry a bust ti-d.iv; Uh '.'., ,tt).
, Sainplcuud bo iklet free. All dii.'gisia
l-ivel j bedy Ktl.Yit So.
Ciiscarels C.uulv Cathartic, the most
wonderlul medical discovery of lite age,
pleasant and refreshing to the laste, ael
gently and positively on kidneys, liver
and bowels, ch aiising the enliresystem,
dispel colds, cure headache, lexer,
habitual constipation and biliousness.
Ph ase buy and try a box of C. C, C. lo
.day; 10, '.'",, Ml cents. Sold and guaian
teed to cure by i,U druggists.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
Tin-: Bkst S.u.vti in the w orld forCtits,
Bruises, Sores, I' leers, Salt Khenm,
1-Vvcr Sores, Totter, Chapped
1 Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Kmplions, and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re
undod. Price cents per bo. For
jale by Charman i'ii Co.
LAXATIVE BR0M0 QUININE TABLETS
Move I ho bowels uenlly, relievo the I'oiiKh
curi'K the feverish condition itml lli'mlio lip
in nk i in; II tno bint Hint iiileKel remedy for
CoiikIio, Collin, mid La (irlnne. Cut-on in one
, day. .no curt', no pay. r-ievi.
AN IMPORTANT POINT.
Its Truth May Be Vtnfled in Yojr Cwn
Experience. j
The importance of a good spring
medicine is generally recognized and the
reasons for it are based upon natural
and unavoidable conditions.
First, the need of such a medicine U
mere imperative at this season than at
any ther. During the wintgr the blood
has become loade with imparities and
rohbed of its vitality. These impurities
must be expelled and new vitality iiiven ,
if good health is to be expected through
the coming season.
Second, the system is more susceptible
to the benefit to be derived from a good
medicine at this time thafl at any other.
It is a time when the body is in a
debilitated condition because ol impure
and impoverised blood, and every func
tion will quickly respond to the toning
up effects of a good blond purifier.
The fact of the impure condition of the
blood in spring is made manifest by the
appearance of boils, pimples, humors
and eruptions that disfigure the face and
cause annoyance and pain. The lact
the blood is impoverished and lacking
in qualities needqd for nourishing,
strengthening and sustaining the body
is proved by the tired and languid feel
ing that prevails in Spring, n rvctisness,
sleeplessness, loss of appetite and a
general deranged condition oflhe system .
The truth of these statements is
abundantly verified by experience.
You know yourself what, we mean You
know y'ou don't feel well when wanner
weiitber boirins You kn w yon are
often "all played out" just when yi.u
want to feel strung, energetic and
vigorous.
Now the next, and the all itniortant
question is, what medicine will do you
the most good? We answer without
any hesitation, that we believe this
medicine is Hood's Sarsaparilla. We
know it is constantly doing a grand
work for those who are suffering from
the effects of impure blood. We know
it cures the worst cases of scrofula and
hip disease, as well &i sores,- ulcers,
humors and pimples, alter other so call
ed blood purifiers have failed. We
know it is recommended by physicians
as the best blood medicine it is possible
to obtain.
SCROKULA BUNCHES.
''When my son was 5 years old he
was in vety poor health and we could
get nothing to relieve him . At the age
of 7 years he began to complain of sore
ness on both sides of bis neck and soon
lumps began to gather on one side of
his neck and grew to half the size of an
egg. We then became more uneasy and
began to doctor him for scrofula. He
gradually grew worse, however, until at
the age of twelve years we had lost all
Hope of His Recovery.
He became so weak he could sit up but a
few minutes at a time. My nil'e saw
Hood's Sarsapaiilla recommended as a
great blood purifier and we sent and got
a bottle We began giving our boy the
medicine according to directions and it
w,i8 not long before we savv lie was im
proving. He continued taking it until
lie was in very good health. He is now
13 years old and is well. We recom
mend Hood's Sarsaparilla for all
troubles caused by impure blooo."
8. M, Silver
Free of Charge to Stiff jrtrs.
Cut this out and take it to your drug
gist and get a sample bottle free of Dr.
King's New Discovery, for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. They do not ask
you to buy before trying. This will
show you the great merits of this truly
wonderlul remedy, and show you what
can be accomplished by the regular size
buttle. This is no experiment, and
would be disastrous to the proprietors,
did they not know it would invariably
cure. Many of the best physicians are
nnw using it in their practice wuh great
results, and are relying on it in niyst
severe cases. It is guaranteed. Trial
bottles free at Clmrtiian ct Co.'s drug
store. Regular size, TiOc and $1.
For Over Fifty Years
A.N Old) AN'O Wm.L-TltlKD Kkmkoy.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been ued for over fifty years by mil
lions of mothers for their children while
teething, with perfect success. II
soolhes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cmes wind colic, and is
the best remedy for Diarrlueu. Is
pleasant to the taste. Sold by Druggists
in every visit of the Woild. Twenty
live cents a bottle. Its value is in
calculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winsow's Soothing Syrup, and take no
oth er kind.
Gambrinus Cold
Storage .
Griessen oc Ilallwycr, Props.
Eest
Wines,' Liqncrs and Cigars.
Elegant Family Booms.
OP.F.GOy C'TY - - OHKGON
DR. PEFFER'S i
SIOYAL-TANSY PSLLS.
NnW PISCOVrR. NrVFiR FAILS.
A iX'Vr, if!t;,t'tt- ;i:nl Mtt it'liul lor
miiiivic.i, (c-ivt, i-u'iuity or pain
ful imuiNi runt ii'u. Now v by ovur
1.AMF-. Invik'ontl! the ki
otuans. liVWAI'K OK HANtii:i,OVr v
Station. f'J ir bix, Htuall box 1.
'rcpnut in I'kin wr-iM-ei-. bt'iul 4c .
prnMir t.ir i tuiU-nlurs, l'Kt'i'EH
M1U!C1. AaS. CUicutjo, Ul.
Vvt Sato by l'hnrmnn & Co.
NOT1CK TO OKF.niTOUS
In the County Court of the Slate of Oiegon, for
the County ol Claci;aniir.
In the iimtier of the esiatcof tleorge Freeman,
Deceased.
VOTII'K IS 1IKISKHY (IIVKS 1!Y Til K
undetsigiied Ihe adinlnislniirlx of the estate
of Ceorge Kreenian, deceased, lo the creditors
of, and nil persons having eluims against the
said deceased, to exhibit them Willi the necev
sary vouchers, within six nionihs alter the first
publication of this police, lo the said admlnis
tiatrix at ihe olliceof Hedges A: Crillilh In Oris
gun Cilv, I'hu kainas Coiinlv. i iregon,
MAIIY rkKKMAN,
Administratrix aforesaid.
HRrOM A CHlKltTH,
Allorucya for Administratrix.
CASTORIA
Tor Infants and Children.
trf
aVpop fable Prenaration for As
similating tkrood andRcguIa
tiiig the Stomachs and. Bowels of
Promotes DigesttOTi.Cheerful
ness andRcst.Contains neither
OpiumMorphine norJlincxal.
NotNAiicotic.
Jka'pe OUDrSmCELBKHER
Pumpkin SadL'
yHx.Smm
JitKhtUe Satu -jiniM
Seed
Jippemiint -
flvrmAcrd -
J'larifitd Sutj.fr .
I
Apcrlect Ucmcdy for Constipa
tion, Sour Stomach.Diarrhoea
Worms .Convulsions Jeverish
acss and Loss OF SLEE.
Tac Simile Signature of
NEW VORK.
EXACT COPy OF WBAPPEB.
V.'',".'. .:,u..'M:
SJMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Orei;on, for
the County of Clackamas.
C. R. Roork, PlatntlrT, vs. Naney L. Hunter, .1. C.
Koork,Kliza W. Koork. Snlina A.tlreen, Ida A.
Grill, Mrs. Rob !rl, widow of t, W. Roork, de
ceased; P. H. R oik, James L. Roork, Annie
K. Hale, Mrs. Carrie Powell, Sarah C. Kelly,
Ada E. Teiderman, Pearl Roork, Sam. A.
Kelly, Mrs. McKenzle, Jidin B. Kelly, Beiij. J.
Kelly, Mm. Lillie Dundee, Mrs. M Uriah Buoy,
unknown children of Mrs. Corinna Culbert
noil, deceased; unknown children of Mrs.
Rosa M. Calvin, deceased; unknown child
ren of Harvey Roork, deceased; W. M. Hack
ler. G. W. Uaekler, Mahala Haekler, Eliza
Petlljohn, J. S. Haekler, T.J. Haekler, Jamina
Kittrell, K, A. Haekler, and all other heirs
unknown of Tlios. K, Koork, deceased;
Defendants.
To Nancy I.. H alitor, J. C. Roork, Eliza W. Roork,
Salina A. Oreen, Ida A. Grill, Mrs. Roberts,
widow of J. W. Koork, deceased; P. H. Roork,
Jas. L. Roork, Annie K. Hale, Mrs, Carrie
Powell, Sarah 0. Kelly, Ada K. Teiderman,
Pearl Koork, Sam. A. Kelly, Mrs. MoKenzie,
John B. Kelly, Ben). J. Kelly, Mrs. Lillie
Dundee. Mrs. MorlahBuoy; unknown child
ren of Mrs. Corinna Culberlson, deceased;
unknown children Mrs. Rosa M. Calvin, de
ceased; unknown children of Harviy Roork,
deceased; W. M. Haekler, G. W. Haekler,
Mahala Haekler, Eliza Petlljohn, J. S. Haek
ler. T. J. Haekler, Jamina Kittrell, K. A.
Haekler, and all other heirs, unknown, of
Thomas K. Koork, deceased; said Defendants.
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY
required to be and appear in the above
entitled court oil or before the second day of the
next regular term thereof, to-wlt; The lath day
of April, 18II8, to answer the complaint against
you in the above entitled suit, and if you tall so
to do the plaintiff will like a decree against you
and inch of you for the relief demanded in the
cuinpliUnt, to-wit: That the plaintiff be decreed
to be the owner of the southwest quarter of sec
tion 7, township 2 south ol rante 4 east of the
Willamette Meridian, beiiiK the donation land
claim of I'hos. Koork, in Clackamas county, Ore
u'ou. and that you ami each of you be forever de
burred fiom asserting any olaim thereto, and for
such oilier relief as shall seem meet and proper.
This mi in in mis Is published by order ol Hon.
T. A. Mcllride, judge of said oourt. made in open
court on the '-ih ilav of January, IS'JS.
11. K. CROSS, Attorney lor Plaintiff.
WAXTKII TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
gentlemen or laihi'S to travel fur responsible,
established house in Oregon. Monthly ii. and
expenses. Position steady. Reference. Knclose
sell addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Coiupiiny, Dept. V, Chicago.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the i iiiiiiiy ot Cl ick-tmas.
Anna W. Mathews, Piainliff, vs. George R. Ded-
mali and ClaraS Dcilmaii, his wife, Kuiil ('.
Julius, ,u and Johnson, his wile, and
Angelim- Berry, Defendants.
To lieorgo It. Detlmau, Defendant.
TV TI1K NAME OK THE STATE OF OKECON,
You are hereby required to appear ami answer
the complaint tiled against you in the above en
tilled i auac by the tirsi day of the next term of
court after Ihe expilatloll of the publication of
this summoU", to-wit., by Monday, April lHih,
let'.-, nml if you lail in so answer fur want there
in, til,, phiitilill will atq ly to llie court for the
relief demanded m lliceouiplaiut, to-wit: Fur
.iuilL'inciit against you for sdKti.itu, with interest
In, in Deeeiuln r -.'7lh, Is'.ii, at tue rale of 10 per
cent per annum, and jrlu.oo witii Interest from
M,iy 1 i:li, ls'.i", al Ul per cent per annum ; and
tU7.-..IH) as attorneys' lees: all lu I'nilcd Males
gold C'liu. together Willi tiie cosis and disburse
iiit uis oi' inis uii, and tor a ih-eree foi'cclusing
pi iimill's :nol" lillie up, ,n llie -,,lli,i ing described
properly in I liichani as coiinli . stale of Oregon,
to-wii: 'All of trad ''K,' Clackamas Kivcrsidc.
iieeor.liug lo (lie duly rccur-ied map and pint
thcreui on hie i,r i.euMl in ihe oiliee of Ihe
llceoiiler ol Coiivcyaiic, s nf (Mack Unas cotnily,
. a.e (i I l ircg',1, ; ,m, lor the sale of said pr ipeiiy
tos'ihsty s.itd juikineiit and liarrmg and foie-ci"-;i-..:
y u oi all ngi l, claim or equity oi re-
re.!eu,!! loll III S lid p:cl.llM's llll! every putt
l hero ,1 a lor such olb.er and luilller relief as
lo i"' cnlitt iua m i-lll meet and cqeilal'lc.
Tins puiilicirioii is made by oiiler of Hon.
John It, Cli'laud. judge of the circuit court of
lie stale of oreiMiu, for the county of Mulitio
niali, acliug in Ihe ab-enee tietn Clackamas
eiiuiilyoi Hon. 'riioiuas A. .Mcllride, judge ol the
circuit cnurl of til, i slate ot Oregon, for said
coiniiy of ClHckainas, which order was duly
uncle .Marcii Jl, Is; ,s.
1E.MON, BltOXOUlill A MfIH,
Allorneys Jor 1'lr.inliff.
SUMMONS.
In theCIrenil Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County ol Clackamas.
Nellie I.. Fuller, Plaintilf, vs. Albert Fuller, De
fendant. To Albert Fuller, Defendant. In the name ot
the stale of Oregon: You are heieliy required to
appear and answer the complaint tiled against
you in the above entitled suit on or before the
llrstdayof ihe next term, to-wit; On Monday,
the lsiii day of April, ls'.is; and if you fail to
answer for waul thereof. Ihe plaintill' ill apply
lo the court for the relief demanded iu the said
complaint, tow it; A dissolution of Hie marriage
contract existing between said parties, and that
plaintiff be awarded the custody of the minor
children.
This summons is published by order of Judge
John B. Clelaud. which order was made and
dated March ISsw.
C. D. 3l D. C. LATOURETrE,
Attorneys lor Plaintiff.
WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
gentlemen or Indies to travel for responsible
established house In Oregou. Monthly ti5 and
expenses. Position steady. Reference. Knclose
self-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Couipauy, Dept. Y, Chieano.
THAT THE
FAC-SIMILE
SIGNATURE
OF
IS OIT THE
WRAPPER
CT EVEET
BOTTLE OF
mm 'mm r-
Oaatorla la kA r.n in CTlO-sizO bottle" Onlv. It
Is not sold la hulk. Eoi't allow anyone to tell
yon anything elso on. tta jileB. or promise tliat It
Is "just aa good" and "will answer every pw.
pose." Bee that you get 0-A-S-T-O-B-I-A. ;
Thsfao- 0 m-
oimile SIX XTi--A. ' '
' vrnsn.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon for
the County of Clackamas.
Mary F. Morris, Plaintiff, vs. Frank F. Morris,
Defendant.
To Frank F. Morris.
TN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON
- you are hereby commanded to appear and
answer the complaint tiled against you In the
above entitled Court on or before Monday, the
lHth day of April, 1I8, the same being the first
day of the rext regular term of the above en
titled Court following this publication and If
you fail to so appear the plaintiff will applv to
the Court for the relief demanded In the coin
plaint to-wit: For a decree dissolving the bonds
ol matrimony existing between yourself and the
the plaintiff and for such other and further re
liel as to equity may seem meet.
This summons is published by order o' Hon.
T. A. McBrlde, judge of the above entitled Court,
on the 24th day of January. 1WS, at Oregon City,
Oregon. R. H. WILBUR,
, , Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Dated, Tuesday, February 1, 1898.
SHERIFF'S SALE. .
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
A. E. Latourette, Executrix, Plaintiff, vb. G. W.
N. Taylor, John Ecker, Daniel MoCarty and
Olive MoCarty, Detendants.
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, ss.
PV VIRTUE OF A JUDGMENT ORDER, PE-
eree and an execution, duly Issued out of
and under the seal of meabove entitled court, In
the above entitled cause, to me duly directed
and dated Hie l!3d day of February, Win, upon
Judgments rendered and entered iii said court
on the 24th day of January, 188, In favor of
A. E.Lutourette,Kxecutrlx, plaintill', and against
U. W N. Taylor, John Ecker, Daniel McCarly
and Olive MeCarty, defendants, being for the
following amounts against the several defen
daiils; against Defendant (J.W.N. Taylor the
sum of oll, with interest thereon at the rate of
ten percent per annum from the 24tli dav of
January. 18:'S, and the further sum of fj'i as
attorney's lees, and the further sum of lo as
costs and disbursements, and ugaiusl Defendant
Daniel MeCurty for t-iW, and the further sum of
WOO as attorney's fees, mid against John Keker,
defendant, for the sum ol KM. besides iiu a
attorney's fees, and against each and every
of said defendants! lor the cosl of and upon
this w rit, c Human, ling me to make sale of t lie
following described property in the billowing
order and proceeds to be applied as herealte.r
staled, to-wit:
First The X .j of the E of tin' S V i . of se(..
30 and the W of the S K Ji of s W j4' of Sue. :m
and lots (i and 7 of Sec. ail; all In Twp. 4 S, It. 1 n
ol the Willamette Meridian, ihe pruceeus of the
sale of the same to be applied lirsl lo ihe pay
ment of Ihe amounts found duo plaintiff herein
from deleiidant li. W. N. Tavior and second to
the iiniouni found due this plaintiff from do
feudal t I'aulel McCarlv and to sell: Second
The h H of the S K '4 of s W i4- of said See. U)
in said Twp. 4 3., K. 1 K. of the Willamc'lle Mcr
idiam. and Hint the proceeds of sale of said last
described property be applied first to Ihe pay
ment of any balance that may remain unpaid
upon the amount found duetts above from de
fendant 11. W. K. Tayior lo tins plaintill', and the
balance, if any, to be applied to the amount
found due this plaintill from this defendant
John Ecker as above specified.
Nun, therefore by viituo of said execution,
judgment onier and decree, and in compliance
w UU the eominuiids of said w i it, 1 will, on Satur
day, ti e 2,1 day of April, IS'.'K, at ihe hour of
two o'clock p. in , id Ihe front door of Ihe county
coii-.t house in the city oi Oregon Cilv, in said
county mid slate, sell al public auction', subject
to redemption, to the highest bidder, for l . S
gold coin, cash in bioid. all the rigid, title and
inter,. s. which Ihe wuliin named del, -miauls.
C. W . N. Taylor, Daniel McCaiiy ami olive Me-
any, or either of lliein, ln.,1 on ti,,. moi-p-ngii
herein, lo-wil: Apiil ;It, lsio, orsince had iu
to Hie lirst above dcscriiied real property, or any
pari 1 hereof, as H ell as the right, line and luler
cst which lie dcl'eti'laiiis within nam,', I, 0 W
X. I iii lor and John Ecker, ur cil her of i hem, bad
on tlie dale ol ti! ni;t.'i;e Iu leln, t.,-w it : A, til
21-1. IS lu, or since lui't in or to ti,,. ;it above
ileseriind real ,io,,"t ty ,,r anv ,,rt 1 1 , . . . f , to
llt.v satil I'Xecnti,,!,, ;a,l,'i:i,.H- ni-.b-r, ,.. tcc,
inli'iesl, e el;, 'Ji?.,u,-,enieiiis at,, I ! a, , ruing'
Costs. (,. w. (,!Ui'K
Sheriff of ( - .-ka:iiK(Viitiiv, m cgou,
Da'.ed, Orejion City, Or., I-'euniary 21, is ,s.
SUMMONS.
Iu the Circuit Court of Ihe Stale of Oregon,
for (In- County of Clackamas.
K. ltechner, Pl'iintitV, vs. .1. P. Wilkinn, AJbcrt
Walkins. John Watkius, Floyd W.nain-, Bessie
Polan, J. I'olau, et al., Defeuilatits.
To J. P. W'atkins and John Watkius, said de
fendants. THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OllEooX;
You are hereby required to appearand answer
Hie complaint tiled against you In the above en
tilled suit on or belorc ihe lirst dav of Ihe next
term ol said court, beginning April lth, l.-tis
mid If you fail lo answ er for want thereof, the'
p.amlill will apply lu ihe court for Ihe relief de
manded iu said cempiaini. to-wil., be f.-re, los.
ore of ceraiu luorigage of $r.ii, given by vou
to plaintill upon Hie following described prop
erty, situate in said Ciiluuv. namelv: -A nn ,,r
I the l. 1.. C. of Samuel h. Kiiiuei-'aiul ife and
n n
belug in section 3, 1'p. 3 S K. 2 E. of the Vv'illam
ette meridian; beginning at a point 211 feet tas(
of the SE. corner of Hie D. 1.. c. nf I.. D. c. Lat
ourette No an lu said tow nship n,l range, run
liing iheuee norlh lo niinulis west l,',.li eluiius
theneefasl 6.vi chains lo west side of laud for
merly owned by J. D. Rentier; thence south 112
degrees and 4.1 niinuies west 11 links; thence
south l.i minutes t-ast 12.78 chains to county
road; thence along the cuuutr road south ri d-i
grees west 7.20 chains to place of beginning
containing 10 acres of land, iu Clackamas eonulv
and state of Oregou. 1
This summons is published bv order of Judge
John B. Clelaud, made ami dated March 2d, let'
C. D. & t. C. LATOURETTE.
Attorneys lor Plain tiff