ALE of Ten-Acre Tracts of
- AT : AUCTION
PUBLIC
TWENTY-SEVEN TEN-ACRE TRACTS
TWFNTV.SRVEN TEN-ACRE TRACTS -:-
The Remainder of the Morris Tracts will Be Sold to the Highest, Bidders on
Mono
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iarrishurg, Oregon
TERMS.-About one-foarth cash and the balance in three equal annual payments, with interest at 6 per cent, end a discount of 5 per cent for cash. Full particulcrs of terms
will be eiven on day of sale . Remember you have three years to compieie payment,. .... j u u
LOCATION.-This land is one and a half miles south and east of the Oregon Electric depot and also the same distance and direction from the Southern Pacific depot in Harrisburg
in the south part of the county of Linn, state of Oregon. -
DESCRIPTION.-This land is one and a half miles south and east of Harrisburg and within walking distance of high school, free from gravel and dobie, a good deep rich soil, and
all in cultivation. This land is well adapted to the growing of any and all kinds of fruit, grain and grasses raised in the Willamette Valley, and is located m one of the richest
and best agricultural districts. Each tract faces upon a well graded road.
HARRISBURG is a thriving little city at the head of navigation on the Willamette river, and aboat 100 miles south of Portland, with two railroads, both stem and electric lines,
two banks, two general mercantile stores, and numerous business houses, good schools and several churches
This land must be sold regardless of price, and this auction will be conducted by the people present, who will elect a committee from among their number to
arrange all preliminaries. And each and every bid shall be absolutely bona fide, and there will be no by-bidders, and a reward of $ J 00 will be paid to any
person producing evidence proving any bid to be a by-bid. The sale will take place on the grounds at .J O'CLOCK sharp, where you can see what
you are buying. AUTOMOBILES will meet each and every train and take people, free of charge, from the town and depot to tracts of land and return
THE TITLE GUARANTEED No Better Title can Be Obtained
This is yotif opportunity to get one of more of these beatitiftil tracts at yotif own price.
mtisic and entertainment. EVERYBODY IS INVITED TO ATTEND
Don't Fail to Attend, as This Land Must Be Sold and Wffl Be Sold to the Highest Bidder
This Sale will .take, place, rain or shine, Monday, Sept. 23, 1912
For reference address the First National Bank or Farmers and Merchants Bank of Harrisburg, Oregon
For particulars regarding the land address the owner
There will be
Colonel J. J. Harbaugh
Auctioneer P.O. Eugene, Oregon
Frank H. Greenman
Owner
P. O., Eugene, Oregon
Will Appear Next Week
A lengthy coinmunioation was
rwidved this wuek from M. iill
of Rslaiuidu, giving1 his stand and
platform, but was unahhs to gel it
in this week. II will appear net
heck.
LOCAL NEWS
William (irisoiilliwailr, a well
known farmer of Heaver Creek,
was in this eily Wednesday.
Charles llolntun, formerly of
Meaeowbrook, hut now of Port
land, was in this oily visiting
friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary (Ira.ier and Mrs.
Richard Schoenhorn were kucsIs
at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
March, of (iladsl.ono, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fannie fs'eppaeh, of Port
land was in this eity Wednesday
visiting hor sisters, Misses Hose
and Georgia Murrs.
Mrs. William Hears, residing
Sixteenth St., who lias been in a
critical condition from a severe
attack of tonsililis, is improving.
L. K. Yeast, who has been at
the head of the shoe department
in the L. A. Adams Store in this
eity, 1ms resigned his position to
take u position iu Portland.
Mrs. 11. L. Kelly and daughters,
Miss May ami Miss liess Kelly,
who have been sojourning in the
Kelly cottag eat Long lieach,
Wash., returned to their homo in
this city Wednesday evening.
Miss Winifred Knovvlton, of
Soldier, Idaho, has arrived in
this city and is a guest at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Young. Miss Knowlton lias been
visiting relatives at Milk Creek.
She is a cousin of Mr. Young,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smilli left
Tuesday for Scuttle, Wash.,
hhere Ihey will remain for a few
days, u nd from there will go to
Vancouver, I!. C, after which
they will proceed to Powell Riv
er, tto make their future homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Kber A. Chapman
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will leave this morning for Long
Heach, Wash., where Ihey will oc
cupy the Kelly cottage. Before re
luming to Oregon City, Mr. and
Mrs. Chapman will visit with tho
hitler's brother, Hoy Kelly, hho
has a fruit farm at that placo.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hobble,
who have been residing at Bolt
on moved their family and house
hold goods to Portland Wednes.
day morning, where they will
make their future home, Mr. Hob
ble having accepted a position I
with the Innian & Poulson Lum
ber Company.
Chambers Howell, accompanied
by his mot her and sist u1, of Glad
stone, left for Corvnllis Wednes
day morning. They will visit J. D.
Howell and his famous peach or
chard, after slaying a fell days
with K K. Howell, Hie Jefferson
undertaker. They went by auto
and will be gone about ten days.
A call for a nieeing of the
democratic county committee is
published in this issue, the place
Willamette hall and Hie date next
Tuesday at 11 a. in. Every man
interested in the success of the
parly this fall is invited.
pr5ssin'g' Hie air, which,' nfteV "beJnpr
cooled, Is mixed with the oil and ex
ploded In the cylinders.
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
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Exact Copy of Wrapper,
Cause of Writer's Cramp.
Medical authorities now claim that
"writer's cramp" and other similar
states ot apparent muscular paralysis
are actually due, not to the tiring of
tho muscles, hut to hrnln fag. It ap
pours that the particular part of the
brain which controls special combina
tions of muscle action, such as tho
movements of writing or the working
of a telegraph key, tends to become more
quickly exhausted lu some Individuals
thno lu others. Such exjuuistlou lends
to a state In which tho brain Is actual
ly unable to send out Us necessary
messages to the hands and Qngoi-s to
write, tup a key, hold a violin bow,
etc, Furthermore, once the uerve cells
(the "batteries" of the brain) get thor
oughly run down It Is not easy to re
store their energy. Ueretoforo It hns
been supposed that all troubles of the
kind wero due simply to overtlrlng of
the muscles concerned.
New Type of Car Fender.
J. R. Mngulre of Philadelphia has
patented a street car fender which he
claims will be efficacious under any
and all conditions. As described by
him, the device Is a combination of the
"dropping lever" and the projecting
type fender. A movable bar, banging
from the front of the fender and ex
tending out several Inches, Is forced
back when any object strikes It, and
by means of n chain thus pulled on a
lever the fender prooer drops flush
with the track. The motorman may
also operate the device from his plaes
In the car.
Motor Railway Engine.
Mr. Diesel, on whose original designs
the majority of high power modern oil
engines have been built, has been
working for some years on n high
speed locomotive for railway use and
has now built lu Berlin an englue of
1,200 horsepower which hns been de
signed for passenger traffic. The en
gine weighs eighty-five tons and hns
two sots of Diesel engines working at
right angles to each other. A small
auxiyiny oil. enUio.Js .used forfoin-
GUSTAV FLECHTNER
Violinist,
KIHV.ATKH IN CKHM ANY.
Will start giving lessons Sept.
20. Write or call at the Slur Sat
urdays (P. M. ) for particulars.
ciuslav Flcchtner,
Oregon City, (Ire.
Cien. Del.
FIRWOOD.
Mrs, O. M. Howe is keeping
house for her son in Portland.
Clair Corey has returned homo
from Eastern Oregon. Ho thinks
there is no placo like home.
About forty-five Firwood and
Dovorites attended the party at
Morrison's Saturday night. They
spent a most enjoyable evening.
Mrs. Joo Jarl, of Kelso, was
looking over E. 1). Bart's herd of
Jerseys lust Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Busholm
made a trip to Portland Wed
nesday in their auto.
Mrs. Mario Wishon and John
Malar are visiting at their old
home, at A. Malars.
Mrs. .Phoebe Wager of Portland
has been visiting Mrs. Thomas
McCabe for several weeks.
Mrs. Jean Gilinoro White, of
Portland, hut formerly of Sioux
City, la., is visiting Mrs. E. 1).
Hart this lieek.
The Motejl family and Bertha
Stucki have gone to the hop
fields for a few weeks.
Hut h and Ernest Hart are visit
ing their father in Portland. Hulh
will remain and attend school in
the city this winter.
Ed. Oyer, of Albany, Oregon, a
cousin of W. L. Wilkins, visited
the Wilkins' families last week.
Thomas McCabe has been act
ing on the jury at Oregon City for
thv past ten days.
REDLAIMD.
Miss Ethel Hobb has been tend
ing central while Mr. Brock's
girls went to tho hop fields and I
must sav she makes a good
"Hollo" girl.
II. Babbler, coming, in with his
threshing outfit, saved the grain
of quite a few of our fanners.
Some are still waiting for the
machine, Mr. Bonney having gone
up to Highland. A few have some
grain in tho shock yet.
P. C. Richardson has sold his
place here for $10,000. He has
gone into Iho mercantile business
up in Idaho and we wish him suc
cess. Parties of this vicinily, having
produce for county exibition can
leave tho same at L. Fr ink's at
any time before tho 21st. inst.,
and they will be taken care of.
Tho potato blight is certainly
playing havoc with the late crop !
and unless it turns warm and
checks this pest, the crop won't
be one-third the size it should be.
Mr. and Mrs. Abbot and the
mother of the latter, Mr. and Mrs.
Class and son, Mr. and Mrs.
Fullam, Clara and Johnie Eul
lam spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs.
L. F'rinks' place.
The chicken thieves are evi
dently are at their old trade as
they made a call on George Gill
and cleaned out all but a few
little ones and four old moulting
hens. If you hear of some being
filled with fine shot some of these
days you may know that we have
the night raiders, as thero are
more than one on this job.
J. T. Fullam and L. Frink both
sold a bunch of sheep and invest
ed in a registered Cotswold buck,
each.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hughes attend
ed the fair at Salem and while
there purchased an 8 months
bull and a two years old heifer
of 'the Geurnsey breed.
Jess O. Oldham is disposing of
his odds and ends and will move
to Newburg as soon as ho gels
straightened out where ho intends
to farm in the future
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has boon appointed
by the County Court of Clacka
mas County, State of Oregon, as
administrator of the estate of
Melissa Babcock ,now deceased,
and that all persons . having
claims against said estate must
present them properly verified,
to the administrator at the office
of C. D. & D. C. Latourette in Ore
gon City, Oregon, within six
months from tho date of this no
tice. Dated September 11, 1912.
E. M. BABCOCK,
Administrator of the estate of
Melissa Babcock, deceased.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of
Clackamas.
Elizabeth lleid, Plaintiff, vs.
Franklin Pierce Reid, defendant.
To Franklin Pierce Heid, the
above named defendant:
In the name of the Stale of
Oregon, You are hereby required
to appear and answer the com
plaint in the above entitled suit
within six (6). weeks from Sep
tember 13, 1912, the date of the
first publication of Ibis sum
mons, and if you fail to so ap
pear and answer, for hant there
of, the plaintiff will apply -to the
Court fo. the relief demanded in
plaintiff's complaint in said suit,
to-wit : For a decree dissolving
the marriage contract heretofore
and now existing between you and
the Plaintiff and for such other
and further relief as she may be
entitled to in tho premises, and
that Plaintiff bo allowed to re
sume her former name, Elizabeth
Conklin.
This summons is published
pursuant to an order made by tho
Honorable J. U. Campbell, judge
of the above entitled Court, dated
the 12th day of September, 1912,
and which order prescribes that
this summons be published in tho
Oregon City Courier, a newspa
per of general circulation in the
County of Clackamas and state of
Oregon, once each week for six
successive weeks.
Ditchburn & Dowries,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cambridge Building, Portland,
Ore.
Date of first publication, Septem
ber 13, 1912.
Dale of last publication October
25, 1912.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of the Slate
of Oregon for the County of
Clackamas.
Caroline Grant, Plaintiff, 'Vs.
Samuel Grant,sDefendant.
To Samuel Grant, the above nam
ed Defendant:
Iu the name of tho State of
Oregon you are hereby required
to appear and answer tho com
plaint filed in the above entitled
suit within six (6) weeks from
September 13, 1912, the date of
tho first publication of this sum
mons, and if you fail to so appear
and answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to tho Court
for the relief demanded in plain
tiff's complaint in said suit, to
wit: F'or a decree dissolving the
marriage contract heretofore and
now existing between you and the
Plaintiff, and for such other and
further relief as she may be en
titled to in tho premises.
This summons is published
pursuant to an order made by the
Honorable J. U. Campbell, Judge
of the above entitled Court, dated
tho 12th day of September, 1912,
and which order prescribes that
this summons bo published in
the Oregon City Courier, a news
paper of general circulation in
tho County of Clackamas, and
Stale of Oregon, once each week
for six successive weeks.
Ditchburn & Downes,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Cambridge Building, Portland,
Ore.
Dale of first publication, Septem
ber 13, 1912.
Date of last publication October
25, 1912.
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