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OREGON CITY COURIER OREGON CITY HERALD CONSOLIDATED. A. V.CHENEY.. ..... Publish C1IAS. 4. FITCH) A. W. C1IENEV Editors En tered In OregonOity postoffloe as second-class matte SUBSCRIPTION BATES. If paldin advance, per year 1 "0 81x month i 75 Three monlhi' trial 26 CVThe date opposite your address on the paper donotea the time to which you hate paid. PATRONIZE HOME IADCSTRT. OREGON CITY, SEPT. 23, 1898. CONSOLIDATED. With this issue, the Herald has been consolidated with the Courier. The news of this consolidation should be ft vorably received by subscribers and advertising patrons alike. "In union there is strength." This consolidation will make the Courier-Herald the strongest and best paper in the country. It will give us a subscription list more than double in pi,e that of any other paper published in Jlackarnas county. It . will not only be the .county official paper but will have the exclusive pat ronage of the sheriff's office. It will enable us to not only give almost double the service to cur advertisers heretofore given hut its splendid support will en able us to make it one of the largest and best local and general newspapers in the state. Ever Bince the reform forces united in Oregon the Courier and the Herald have pursued practically ' the same course and advocated the same funda mental principles nf political economy. On the platform adapted by the union of forces we are now harmoniously agreed and on that line will the future policy of the Courier-Herald be con ducted. In the success of such a political policy, having for its corner stone direct legislation a pure democracy lies the , only hope of the perpetuity of our republic. On t'ii platform we lost the last Btale election in Oregon, tbe ab normal price of wheat and the excite ment of wur with Spain, having con- trihuted largely-to the result. Hut ' truth though crushed to earth MihII rise attain and Oregon cannot bei much longer despoiled by boss rule and po litics! corruption. In the coining na tional campaign there is now no doubt of the great issue before the American people it will be the gold standard, national bank money and a monied oligarchy against bimeta'tism, govern ment issue of all monies and direct leg islation. We believe that in this great battle it behooves all who are opposed to the gold standard and the rule cf orgiini.ed wealth to join hands, 'This has already been done in California Washington, Illinois, and many other states. Believing that the only course left for a true reformer lies in a union of forces on practically the same lines adopted in the last presidential election, and with a view to forcing direct legis lation to the front In each state, wo so licit a respectful hearing and whatever support our p.ist and future efforts may merit. Ciias.A. Fitch. A. W, Chunky. It U not altogether Improbable that some of the patrons of the IIkhu and Courier may not at first approve of the consolidation of the two papers. In the language of Capt. Slgsby, we say: 'suspend judgment." To the unpre judiced reformer the citizen who de hires' to work and vte to make social and economic conditions happier and better, and, insofar as possible, give us a government of, for and by the people, be he a democrat, silver republican or a populist, we shall look and vxpect to merit approval. To the mere politician or the party prejudice, cursed citizen whose only political aspiration is to see his party win a partisan vicioiy, the Coukikr Usrald will doubtless ho a disappoint ment. Thi Appeal to Kenton, one of the lead ing reform papers of the United States lias come out boldly declaring that all reformers should concentrate their el- iorta on direct legislation. The editor takes no stock in a partisan movement but urges a nonpartisan effort that will nlist the earnest, active support for this all-Important reform of the members of ny or all political organisations who believe In it or are willing to give the eubjeot unprejudiced consideration. Ir Millionaire Corbet, is elected to the United States Senate it will be a great victory for sound money, and the people who vote for him will probably be "highly piosrouo'' lor a lime at least. Harvb Scott deals the administration i a stinging blow on behalf . of our volun teers whose lives and comfort have been made mere merchandise of through job bery and incompetency in high places in our government. Mr. Scott in part says : "Today we need a prophet, but there is none to cry aloud. A great nation goes out to fight a battle of the poor against the oppressor, and its army comes home sick and dying from need less hardship, exposure, neglect, starva tion and miegovernmeut. The reason why this happens is because the respon sibility and care of the soldiers have been turned over to politicians. Because some man gave $20,000 to the republican campaign fund, hundreds of troops are set down in a camp to which his railroad affords the only access. Because some gilded youth, without character or brain had a father or an uncle or a grandfather in congress or some other place of power and trust, he is put into a place where the government will pay him for his useless services a salary that he may stand between the starving and their bread, between the physician and the fever, between the dead and a place to rest where homeland breezes blow and and friends may come to weep. Every man has a touch of Algerism in him some blessedly the less, some lamentably the more. But the desire to sacrifice- the public weal to private ends is widespread enouuh tlut the misery and shame of Algerism, if not rejoiced in, is condoned.' Erasmuses everywhere turn their backs on Luther and the monks and priests of politics applaud the desertion. Newspapers try to tell the truth, but soon they hear the the party lash and become apologists for this modern sale of indulgences to rob the treasury and starve the Boldiers For every Herher Newton who stand in his place to denounce corruption and neglect, to chII rubbery and jobbery by their true names, there will he volumes of platitudes about "the inevitable," and precious caut about "those in authority." Parties receiving deeils to property should see that the consideration stated is a correct one and the war t tamp is in accordance therewith. It is doubtful if one will get a good title in a deed where only a nominal consideration is staled snd the sum actually paid is not given in order to avoid Um war tax. Mauy deeds have been executed for $1, whereas a much Inrger amount liux really been paid. Their legality can be qnetioned nt anv time. TnR legislature which will meet in special session next Monday, Is com posed of 90 members, whose political complexion is as follows: Republicans senate 24, house 42 ; total 68. Union istssenate 3, housH 17 ; total 20 Democrats- senate 2, home 1 ; total 3. Pop. ulists senate 1, There is a Uepubllcan majority of 43. GEER'S PLAIN TALK. Governor. elect Makes No Secret of His Views. Sunday Oregonlnn. Govenor-elect Geer, in an interview yesterday, declared himself as opposed to the canvass of the vote for governor, by the special session, deprecated the calling of a special session at all, and announced positively that he is not and will not be a candidate for United States senator. He said : "Well, In my opinion, there is hardly sufficient justification for a session of the legislature at this time, A year ago the amount that could have been saved in interest on wanants and the necessity for another senator might have justified such a move; but to wait until we are in the very shadow of the regular ses sion to do work that has been pressing as heavily .'or 18 months as now, strikes the average mind as well, queer. There has never been anv doubt that if the members of the last legislature had been called together in special session they would have speedily organized and gone to work. They were a good lot of men, but went further in the 'hold-up' than they inteuded when they began it. The people uf Oregou weie not half io ashamed of them as they were ashamed of themselves, and they are the men who should have had the op portunity to do the work that properly belonged to them. "The idea that there is sny more work for the coming regular session on account of the failure of the last ses sion to organise is withouv foundation, largely for the reason that atnit one half the business of each 't-snion is to repeal the work of its predecessor. It is a mistaken idea that one session must do mora because ita predecessor did less. They all do too much. But very little business accumulates because of the failure of a legislature to do its work. In many instances such failure is a hap py escape from an expensive luxury. We are cursed with too much legislation, I both state and national. Why. if one- h" the bills introduced in an ordinary session of the legislature should become laws, both the executive an I the ju diciary (ana me people as well) would be eternally swamped. It is an encour aging reflection that our legislatures have generally had the good sense to smother three-fourths of their own bills, and repeal a large per ueut oi those previously enacted." THE BEST STOCK OF DRUGS Is the mark of. the best store. Our Drugs are the best, absolutely pure, and always fresh a sure guarantee bf the strength of medicines made from them. Gold Aluminum Table Ware Given Away With every purchase vou will your purchase, which will be redeemed as follows : Any One of For $7.50 111 C0uP0nS-Tr BP"n. Fruit ul Salt or Pepper, Individual Butter Plate. FOt $9,00 ill C01ip0nSOran8e Spoon, 'or Soda or Lemonade Spoon. FOI $15 in ConnnilS-Table Spoon, Table Fork. Butter Knife, Dessert Knife, FW $33 in C0llDOuS-Berry Spoon, One set (doz.) Nut Picks, One Gravy w r Ladle, One Child's Set. For W)5 in fnnnniK Snup Ladle, Medium Ladle, Oyster Ladle, Fish Fork, G. 7. The BEST Druggist Best Meals in 'Including Greissen MAIN STREET, Best Wines, Liquors and If ts III I IE NEW Tl THE GREAT REFORM MAGAZINE 1 1 f New Time. ' Let me take those loads from THE NEW TIME, 56 BARGAINS. For particulars apply at Courier office, Oregon City, CAn A four-room house and lot In Oregon tPJUUuitv; good location with fine view o liven young trees and shrubs; place cost over I90U Onf An elsrht-room house snd two tare sJOWUiuu in lowur part o( Or.g lU'ily (Oiee lai), baricgood bearing orchard; or will trad r am aler pleoe and take dlfferenc., in cash, 41inATwo good houses and lot; house rented ipllUUnear paper mill - c iregonClly; will trade or sell on installment plan. If you have anything to trade or '11 It will Dav vou to surd licscriutlon to Ills Coukieh. No charges unless sale or trade Is made. VHTTD DDTPP -An 80-aore farm, bout IUUn riUVdl'U miles soulheact of the niirthonse. at a bargains tltlj perfect ; also two lota, one In South Oregon City and the other In OKg n City proper; title perfect. All this property must besold. Terms easy: hard time prices. Anyone that wante to buy will find it to bis Interest to Investigate this. First publiontinn Sept. 8th, 'OS SUMMONS. In he circuit court ui thcS-uIn of Oregon, ror cue c-mixy oi i ihckhiiih.. E.itahetl) Wilkinson, p -alnlift, 1 William Wilkinson, defendant. I To William Wllk non. clKfenriant: !n the name ot the .Inle of Oregon: Von are hcrly required tu appear HIM answer the complaint tiled against ou In lite uh.ivs entitled sul ou or tmfure Monday, the 7th day ot Noveuibii', 1M18, the same le'ng the tlrst day of the next regular t rin of he court followlna the expir ation ot the time prmcrllied for t ha pnhl'ca tlon of this aummniis, and If you fall so to appear and anwer the plniutlff will apply to the eon i' I fr the relief d -iimn-lci in the com plaint, to wit: For the dissolution of the marrlnge ontntct now existing beiw n th nlaliititl'and del nil .nt, and for the costs and dlsb'irsetnenU ot this t. This unininttK m published against you by order ot Hon. John H. Cleland, Judge of the Circuit Court of the Stat-of Oregon for ha cnuutv of i I tin mall, in the absei ce of the pre-lding Judge of Clackamas e .tint.. Dated this Bill day or September, ISM B. V. Wkwh, Attorney or plaintiff, Portland, Oregon. Visitors to the Oregon Exposition at Portland could increase the pleasure of their trip by extending it to Clatsop Beach and the Seaside, via the New As toria and Oolnmbia Railroad, whose summer schedule of rates remain in effect during September, good until Oc tober 10th. The Portland agent is A. D. Olmrlton, 255 Morrison Street. 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE Tradi Marks DcaiaN CoptmoMT Ac Abtmm tendlnc a sketch and aeaerivtlmi taaf fnlekly aaeartatn oar oetntoa free whether an Inventlna la vrobakly patentable, OomnMilea. tlons euiotly MnBdantfaL Handbook oa Patent aani arae, viaew amaey ror eeMrtBfpntsnta, rami imwii ianja atuan el U) 1 armsia . leoatem ayeaeai aienea, vnioeii oM ebarte, la the Scientific Hncricatt A kandeeeaety llteetrated wwk'r. lAimt etr. neen w i any ertentlae (onruaL Tenpa. U a yeart fnmt rratne,!. bom kyail Mwsoanlera. UVaj tt. receive Coupons to the amount of the Following: Knife, Egg Spoon. Salt Spoon, Five Soup Spoon.'Dessert Fork, Sugar Spoon, Dinner Knife. HKRDING ORE'QON CITY, ORE the City... 25c Beer or Wine . i & Hallwyler, Prop'rs OREGON CITY Cigars fr A FRANK, FEARLESS FORCEFUL UNCOMPROMISING OPPONENT OF PLUTOCRACY editors tt B. 0. Tlowir Trcdcrick Upham Adam Monthly, 100 large pages, illustrated, not a dull fine in it. It is fighting your fight; it deserves your support. One dollar a year, rocents a copy; sample number mailed your backs' ' lor six cents. Fifth Ave., CHICAGO Sandwliich Irlund brown sugar O. K. 1 to 5c. White metal spoon with pound good roast coffee 12c or 9 lhg $1. Red Front, Oregon City. FARflERS. ATTENTIONI The Southern Pacific have decided to make the extremely low rate of one lare for i he round trip to the Oregon Stale Fair Septetnhrr 22 to 30, 1898, Iroin any point in Oregon on their lines. There were hundreds of camnerg last year. Take .vour summer vacation and camp at the fair and see a grand exhibit of what Oregon can raise. One fare going and returning home. SUMMONS In the Circuit fonrt of the State of Oregon, for i ne i;ouuiy o. viacaauias. Daniel Herlihy, ) Plaintiff, vs. 1 Daniel Herlihy and Ellen f Herllny, his wife, Defendants, J To Daniel Herl'hy and KUen Herlihy, his wile, defendant. f N THK NAMK OP THK STATE OP OREGON; You are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint filed aglnm yon In the above entitled suit on or before Moiidav, the 7ili dav of November A. D., lsna. The same being the first day of ihe next raaiilar term of the said court. And If yon fall so loanswer, for want thereof, ihe plaintiff will lake judgment against vou, Ihe said defendants, for the sum of Souu.UO and Inter, est thereon ai the rale of S per cent per annum rroin the 6th day uf May, IKU'i, and for I0 74 with Interest thereun from April 2tith, 1S!W, at 8 per omit per annum anil (we'll 20 with interest then. on from April 2tith, lsttS, at 8 per oent per annum, and for t-0 alpn ney fees, and lor costs and dis. bursements of this suit. And you are hereby further notlfled that on ynnr failure to appear and answer the said com plaint at the time aforesaid, the said plaintiff will tae a futlwr decree against you for the foreclosure of the mortgagu mentioned in snid complaint which was made to secure the pay ment of said note and Interest aud attorney fees, and other sums herein named, eaiii mortgnt-e l e ngrXiH iited by ymi ou May 6.h, 18!li coveriui! the following described land. In--. It: The e )i of of the ne f-i and ne of the se W of section 8, 1 1 of Me. . M .said a k containing- m cn more or less: executing the reservation mrfa in favor of the O. (J. R. K Co. in its deed to Daniel Herlihy made the fth dav of February. 181. Pursuant to an order of the Hon. M.C. Dmnra. Judge of the Oi-enit Court of the State of Oregon, lor ...tiiiiHuiiBu vomit;, 111 uie aosence ot Hon, T. A. McBriile. Circuit Judira for :lnpka.n. county, said order bearing date September 21st, ROBKKT A. MILLER, Attorney for plaintiff. SUMMONS In the Circuit Court ol the State of Oregon, for Annie Wagner, 1 Plaintiff, vs. Charles Wagner. 1 Defendant. J To Charles W. Wagner, the above named defen dant. N THI NAMK OP THK STATE OP OREGON- You are t ereby mini red to appear and an swer the complaint Died against you In theabove nri led suit, on or before the first day of the uext regular tirm of the above entitled court, to-wit, the 7th day of November, Itse, and It you fall to ao answer the laid complaint, in default thereof Ihe plaintiff will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for tn aaid complaint, U -wit: To dissolve the bonds ef matrimonv now existing between you and the plaintiff, and for such further and other relief as to this honorable court may seem Just and equitable. This summons Is published In pursuance of an order made in the above entitled suit, for the aeryir of the same by publication bv Hon. Tlioa. A McBride, judge of the shore entitled court, on 111 21t day of September. IS'.w. WM. REID, Attorney for Plaintiff ATT I U hid . SUMMONS In the rtlroult Court o( the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. The Alliance Trust Company, Ld.. Plaintiff, vs. ' J.A.Chase, Annie A. Chase, his wife. Willamette Land Com- Eany, a corporation, Charles E, add Ladd, his wife, Helen E. Yates, Snphronia V. Lewelling, l'be Security Savings & Trust ;ompany, a corporation, J. A.Uox. Charlotte A. Rockwell, Lewis Rogers. CUra E Morey, George A. Harding, N. O. Walden, H. H. Johnson, George 8. Batty, James Hodges. Mary Mcfirath, I. Mathews, W. W.Irwin, A. N. Wright. W. H. Mandevllle.V.O. Harding, Annie R. McOlynn, MoUiynn, Myra r. Eastham, ........ Eastham, Eli Lewelling, John Y. Both, Roth, Prank A. Sleight, . . . . .-Sleight, LuclusD.Kock- well, Rockwell, Amanda M. Newell Newell, Defendants, To J. A, Chase. Annie A. Chase, Helen E. Yates, Charlotte A. Rockwell, James Hodges, V.O. Harding, Annie B. McOlynn, McOlynn, I yra K, Eastham, Eastham, Lucius D. Bockwell Rnckwell, Amanda M. Newell, of the defendants above named. IN THE NAME OP THE 8TATE OP OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint led against you in the above entitled cause by the first day of the next regular term of court after the expiration of due publica tion of this summons to-wlt, by Monday, Novem ber 7, 1898, and if you fall to appear aim answer for want thereof, the Dlaintltf will apply to the court for the relief prayed for In the complaint. to-wlt: mat piainun nave anu recover o, mm from defendants, J. A Chase, Annie A. Chase, George H. Batty, George A.Harding, N.O.Wa'den and Willamette U..d Company the sum of $4,1100 with Intnicst thereon from AllBUSl 1. 18V8. at 10 wr cent per annum, and the Hither sum nf S2W..U7 with Interest thereon fromSepteniberJWlli, 189s, at the rate of 10 per cell 1 per annum, ana interest ou li.00 from February 1. 18118, at 10, per cent per annum, and interest on JluB.UO from August 1, 1898, at 10 per cent annum, and 500 at torn, vs lees, all in l!.s gom coin togetner wun the costs and disbursements of this suit and a deereu foreclosing plaintiff's mortgage u pon that lertnin paroei of real property situated in, the .n'c.'.a?,".'"a' st"le 01 in,oa' ,kBCrlbed ; county as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the northwest corner of the northwei-t quarter (n e ) of the northwest quar ter (n w l4) of section twenty-eight '2) In town ship three (3 south of range one (1) east of the Willamette Me-ldian thence south seventy-two (72) chains and hity (50) links to a stme; thence north sevontv-eicht (781 dec rites tltleeii (15) links east, fmty two (42) chains and fifty (50) links to a stake in' the middle line of the east half 0Ai of section twenty-eight (28); thence north alonii the ; ssld middle line seventy (70) ohnlni and thirty ! CM) links; thenco wesi twenty (20) chains; thence llience soutn six (b) cnattis to tne se. uon una . between seetions twenty-one (21 jand twenty eight j t2i: thence west twenty (20) chains to the place i of beginning containing two hundred and eightv live (25) acres. Excepting therefrom lots 211, 3.1, SO, 54, 55, 56, Pruneland, And that said premises be sold and that nut of the proceeds plainiiif be paid the suid sums above specified and for a decree that the defendants In said snit, and each, be barred and toreclosed of al 1 right, claim or (equity of redemption In said premises and every part ineieof anil lor soon other ami rnrtner reuei as to Ihe court ma - seem and equitable. l'bls publication Is made by ordur of Hon. John B clelaud, judge of Ihe Circuit Court ot the Slate of Oregon for the county of Multnomah, acting In the absence from Ctiiokmnas County of Hon. I honias A, Mcllrlde. Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for suid County of clHckttmis, whicn order was duly maue beblem ber 21, 1sj8. Attorneys for Plaintiff. SUMMONS i In the Circuit C inrt of the State i f Oregoi . for the County of Cla -hamas. Anna W. Mathews: Plaintiff, vs. dnnrati D riariinitn pnit Vara S. Dedman, his wife, Kmil I', f Johnson.... Jnhton, his i wife, and Angelina Brry, I Defendants. J To Emll Johnson and Johnson, Defend ants. tn the name of the 8TATE of orkoon: -a. You are ncreoy reuulrea to appear anil an- ewer the ..in ..Hi,,r. lilen . filial, vol i In th-ahov entitled c oie hv the tlrst dov of Ihe next term of O-nirt after ihe expiration of ihe publication of mis ummon. to wr, ny kmiiuhv. Nuvemoar 7 h,18iW; and If you fad to s i answer for want thereof, the plalmilt will apply to the court for tbe tellef demanded ill the coiiiDlaint, to-wlt. for judgment again -t ijeoti! K. lie man and Clara s Dcdinan lorimaun), wun interest rroni Decern ber 27th, 1895, at th- rate of 10 per cent per annum; and 40 5. with interest from May 14th, 18U7. at 10 per cent per annum: and I75 00 as attnrue:.s' fees; all In Cuited -tates gold coin together with the costs and disbursements of this uit, and for a di cre foreclosing plaintiffs mortgage upon the following rieseelbi-d property In Cla -kamiis C unity. Stale of Oregon, to-wfl: allot tiaot "11" Clackamas Riversl le, according t ithedu'y recorded man and plat thereof on tile or re-ord.-d in the olHoo ot the Recorder of Conveyances of Claokan ai County, Stat" of Ore gon; and for the ssle of suid property to satisfy said iudirment and barrimr and foreclosing vou. and each of you, of all right, claim or equi'y of redemption in saia premu SB.KSl,,Tffii.ir2! t lereof i-n I for inch other and further relief as to the conn may seem, meet aud equitable. I rst day 01 the term Of said Court to This publication is made by order of Hon. John' be begun and held next after the ex B. Cleland. Judge of the circuit Court of the i..(i i ,. . , . 8tateof Oregon, for the County of Multnomah, acting In the absence from Claokamas County of Hon. Thos. a. McBride. judge of the circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for said County of Clackamas, which order was duly made Septcin- per win, PENTON, BRONatoh 4 MCIR, Attorneys for flalntlir. SUMMONS In the Clrenit Court of the State of Orcson. for the County of Clackamas. Emma Caroline Opdyckc, 1 , Pldintiff, vs.- V Henry Eugene Opdycke, I Defendant, J To Henry Eugene Opdycke, Defendant, IN THK NAME OF THE STATE OP OREGON: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint tiled: against you In the above en titled suit on or Deiore Mnnilsy, Miveuibur 7th, A. P., IRtW, that b lug the first diy of the first term ol said omirt following six weeks publica tion of this summons, and you will take notice that If you fall so to appear and answer said com plaint, for want the! cut, plaintiff will apply to said court for the relief prayed for in said com plaiut. to wit; for a decree dissolving the bonds nf mat'imony now existing between plaintiff and defendant and for the care and custody nf the minor child of plaintiff and defendant, and for such niher relief as may be equitable and for the costs and disbursements of this suit. Published by order of Hon. M. C. George, Jadge of the circuit cnu-t for Multnomah couiitv , bear big date September 22. ls'.w. In the alivuceof Hon. T. A McBride, judge of said clrenit Court for Clackamas county. ROBERT A. MILLER, Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS In the Crrcult Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. Charles K. West, Plaintiff, vs. Annie West, Defendant. To Annie West, the above named defendant. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OP OREGON: You are hereby commanded to appear and answer the complaint filed against vou In the above entitled suit, by the first day of the regular term of this court next succeeding theexpiration of the lime prescribed for the publication of this summons, to-wit, November 7th, and if you fall so to answer for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint, to-wit: t'or a decree dissolving theboiids of matrimony existing between you and the plaintiff and for the coate and di.hnrse roemsot this suit and lor such oil aid further relief as to equity seameth just. Published pursuant to an order signed by the Hon. John B. Cleland. judge of t.ie circuit court lor county of Miltnomh, State of Oregon, in fe auaeuce of ihe Hn. T. A. McRrtib , ludge ol the above named court, from said Clec.amas county, said order being dstei ihe list day of Sep tmbtr, ltf.t, B.P. 4 0. W. 8WOPE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. -, SUMMONS.- In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Sarah A. Watklns, plaintiff, vs. James P. Watklns, defendant To James P. Watklns, defendant. In the name ot the state of Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled suit on or before Monday, the 7th day of November, 1898, the same being the first day of the next regular term of said court. And If you fall to answer, for want thereof, the plaintiff will take a decree against you for the dissolution of the bonds of matrimony now existing be tween the plaintiff and yourself, the said defendant This summons is published by order of Hon. M. C. George, judge of said court for the fourth juucial district. Dated September 23, 1898. V. R. HYDE, Attorney for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court for the State ot Oregon, for Clackamas county. Elizabeth A. Brown, plaintiff, vs. Homer C. Brown, defendant To Homer C. Brown, the above namea defendant. In the name of the state of Oregon: You are hereby re quired to appear and answer the com plaint filed against you in the above entitled suit, on or before the first day of the next regular term of the above entitled court, to-wlt, the 7th day of November, 1898; and if you fail to so answer the said complaint, in default thereof the plaintiff will take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint, to-wit, to dissolve the bonds of matrimony now existing between you and the plaintiff, and for such further and other relief as to this honorable court may seem Just ana eauitable. This summons Is published in pur suance of an order made in the above entitled suit, for the service of the same by publication by Hon. Thomas A. McBride, judge oi the above-entltlsd court HOna ' the 21st day of September, WM. REID, Attorney for Plaintiff. io',tl' SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court for the State of Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. Daniel Grim, plaintiff, vs. Mary P.. Grim, defendant. To Mary R. Grim, said defendant In the name of the state of Oregon: you are hereby required to appear la the above-entitled court on the first day of a term of said court to be begun and held next after the expiration ot six weeks from the date of the publi cation of this summons, and you will take notice that if you fail to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in th above-entitled suit on or before the first day of the said term of said court, then the plaintiff herein will apply to the court for the relief demanded In the complaint herein, which is for the dissolution of the marriage contract existing between i you and this plaintiff. This summons is published in pur suance of an order of court made by M. C. George, judge of the circuit court of the state of Oregon for Multnomah ! county, dated September 21, 18!)8, T. I A. McBride, judge of the above-entitled i,i tii,, ." ""6 "' lav-immuo ; COUnty. C. D. & D C. LiATOURETTE, Attorneys for Plaintiff, SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court for the State ot Oregon, for the County of Clackamas. John Duffy, plaintiff, vs. James Shaw, Betty Shaw, Charles Stratton and R. C. Craven, assignee of James Shaw, an insolvent debtor; Henry Gans. L. E. Shultz. Sidney Smyth and T. R. Ran dall, defendants. To James Shaw, one of said defend ants. In the name of the state of Ore eon: Ynn are horphv remiirori tilm. ,n the above-entitled court on the fk" .Z ,a lne Qale 01 lne PUDllcation Of this summons, and you will take notice that if you fall to nnnear and nnowor too mmlii P, , a a.n8w" ttle comP'aint filed , sium juu m mo ttuove-enuuea StUt on or before the first dav of said term nf RBrt rnrf tha th iit, v . will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint In this suit, which is for the reforming of a deed made by you to this plaintiff on the 10th day of March, 1805, so as to make the description therein read: The south 1-3 of the east '2, or husband's half, etc., as described therein instead the south 1-3 of the east y. of the hus band's half, etc., as described therein. This summons is published by order of M. C. George, judge of the circuit court of Multnomah county, Oregon, made September 21. 1808. T. A. Mc Bride, judge of the above-entitled court being absent from Clackamas county. C. D. & D C. LATOURETTE, Attorneys for Plaintiff. SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court for the State ot Oregon for the County of Clackamas. r ? 5,.B1ck- DlalnUff. vs. David A. Black, defendant. . To David A. Black, defendant In the name of the state ot Oregon: You are hereby required to appear and an swer the complaint filed against you herein on or before the seventh day of November, 1898, that being the first day of the next term of said court fol .SShS e exPjratln ot the time pre scribed for the publication of thia summons, and if you fail to so appear win St B1.Ld con,PlaInt. Plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief pra!?dJ.,or' t0-wlt: A- decree of thli court dissolving the bonds of matr 1- ?amo5 Dd defendant- and plaintiff nth! dy ,?,.nilnOT and for such other relief as to the court may seem Just and equitable. hJ,!llKi.,ummons ls 8erved uPn you by publication by virtue of an ordef of the Hon. Arthur U Frazer, Judge of the circuit court of the state ot Oregon for Multnomah county, duly made and en- n theT?tr 1ay of Pber, 181'S. BELL & GILLESPIE, Attorneys for Plaintiff.