Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, November 27, 1891, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMOSKS AT THE CIUCUS. 'Hoy dornl yotl Most), ef yo' don' liu. In yoWlf lit hyar d'rw'ly wlf tint wood, luinpiu 'II ilrup 'round hyarl" Tim shrill cry, 1iiikUi1 by tlio vl(or on lunK of Aunt Caroline, floated over tli bare llttlu back yard, Around the corn crib, and finally reached the ear of Mow'i Elijah Klltwm, wliu sat on t)i "tihupplii' tiliM-k" Willi hi head In lil hand, ruuiltiAtliitf un soiim knotty jue (Ion. Hastily gntlirltK tlm fw stick of Wixl that worn cut, Mose ntnrU'd for tint Iioumi, knowing by experience that hit would find tlio willit of Aunt Caro line' by no mean tenth) hand if he do UyiKl much loiter lu producing tint much called for wood. "Wot yo' Ihii iloln' All ill w'IIh Ixdiln' dat wi'n crib, yo' laity, mm1 for not'ln' tilKKcrr I wot yo' out dar ter rut tint wood a Imfo In ti r hk An' yo' Alut irot'ii Armful ylt. Takn dull" and unity made A blow nt Mono, who Adroitly ducked under her barn, black Ann ud run Into tlio kitchen, After di'iKltln(i tiih wood In thn boi prepared for It, Mono retreated to A afe place b)'lilnd tlm tove, where be kept un Aiixioim eye nu Hiuity, An, with a Kori(eou red And yellow turban on lier I lead, the wept till) dirty floor Alld ll tint ed tlm filfnlllire, which consisted llllllllly of a rickety table, some empty soup bod Alld A three ll'Klfed MtiHll. "Say, Aunt IVIIuo," wild Mow, Klano Inir furtividy up, "km I k ter da nocu wot'a coiuiu' hyar dlf"rinii?" "M.w Elijah Wilson!" cried Aunt Caroline, fairly awnllliig with AiiKor At till Audacious question, "hain't yo' K"t liot'li' lietter ter do dull traiIU arotui' ter mucuiH-ii? Hyarl yo' take yoVlf 'rotin' ter dut wood pile, ah' ef yo' dur to tlr outer my altiht dcre'll lie Aiiuddcr aureus in di town. Air yo' goinY' And she looked Aniiuid for soiuothSiiu to throw. However. Mono WAA well out of the way, And by the time Aunty tfot to the diair with olio of tlio precious stick of Wood till he naw wit thn twinkle of A pair of bhtrk fwt around the corner of the "co'n crib." " 'lYan like el If utility will Kittin' 'IIM 'n wuw," olihxpiir.i'd Mom) lis be Hat down on the chopping bha'k to incd itiite on the situation. "Here I wins A choppiu' an' a-choppln' nil dm iiihw nin'. tell my buck feels hkci hit win rlenii bnke, and dn liiililiil I axes for A little j Aa lll.ti.rlti Ol.l Town, luooacmctil she up "n whupa me wif j IUirgo is an old town alxiut ftirty mile stick er wood. Hut I hain't goln' ter j from Hobiingfora.atid certainly the most stan' hit no longer!" lie coiitinuel, ahak-1 ehuriK U rintic of the ainull towns of Fin ing hia lUt at an Imaginary Aunt Cam- j bind. Ky the side of the old town, with line; "Miwn Ellison am goin' ter kick. 1 n ijiiaint, irregular Imtw and it torttl an'" ! una streets, there are miiaro and un- "Hi. vil w'ot vo' doin'. Moee? I lev yo' ; iilctun-iue tiuarb'rs, wiili house iialnt- got de Saint JltiwedaniVf" and Mose'a tieuriihh friend, William JoIuimui, i jiitu)x-l over the fence and sat down ou the log. "tiollvl Hill, how yo skulrt me, said Mow, rolling hi eiea and swallowing lr.l 1 I'.irt vo wtia Allot fii'lllie. i I bore, mi' yo' U't 1 doan' wan' ter let her ketch me nioiikeyiu roun like ills, and for live muiutea nothing could be heard but the sound of the ax, a Moae tivwod , dwperately at the tough wish!. "Shy. Moae," said Hill, during A lull In the chopping, "g"in' ter do uccus?" I "IKmn' say sticcua ter ine," said Miam rather bitterly, as he made A blow At A huge knot. "1 ax i-d Aunt CVline j a few tuiuiilt ago, an' she done set in at the wixslpil. Dut ef I hod enuy mouey , I'd go, lickin' er no lickiu'. He yo'goinr I "Vsas," said Hill, dlapluylng a blue pnsr inuidly. "I helKil de man wasIi d bar cage di niawnlii, Aim lie gnvur cliiirche or tne i aiiiouo era mat .... . .. . ...... ,1...... ! 1 ... I. 1............ 1...... Hie a pitas ler two; au cum luu ei jri to run away." Mose wa not preiartil to lie taken up no quickly, and for a moment stood in o'n moutlu'd surprise, but, determining not to show igns of cowardice lieforo Hill, he threw down the ax with many . misgiving, mid, keeping the corn crib between them and the house, they : cliiuts'd the funce and started for tlie circus. "Holly!" exclaimed Mose, sitting down i on a large rocn ami wiping mo swein , from his face, "I 'siavted ler hoer Aunt Ca'line yaw piu' arter us ebery uiiuiyU j Didn't yo-?" "Vaas," answered Bill thoughtfully;! "but look yero, Mose, ef 1 1"" vo' inter do siiccii yu' ortor do sumfin fer uie, hiidn tyof "Er yiuut," aid Mose, rather doubt-, fully, "but yo' tell mo w'ot 'ti fust 'fore I do hit." Mill fumbled a moment in hi pocket and brought forth A rather email sized , biacuit. ! "(.live dut ter do b'r,M he aid, giving1 it to Mi wo. "Dm do man low yo'ter feed de b'ar?" j said Mose, turning the biscuit over in his hand ana seeing nothing suspicious adou it. "O'rtalnly," replied Bill, from tlie height of superior intelligence. "lie told me di ruorniu' dat de folksea allu guv im peanut an' biskita. Well, ef yo' doun' wim' tor do hit I kin git Sum Wil son lusted." "Hoi up. Bill." cdl''1! Mose, ns Master Johnson turned away lis if he didn't care; "1 11 do hit." "Well, hiissle yo'self and we'll git dar nlrly an' git a good sent," said Bill tri umphantly. On arriving at the ground tho two boys found that they were much too early, but they niuimgod to nimwe themselves very well examining tho pictures which deco rated tho outside of the tout, and looking At the crowd of country people. When the ticket oflloo opened Mose and Bill wore the first ones to presout themselves, and 11 being told that the! pass was ull right they rushed in and se - wired (rood Boats next the ring. Everybody know how a "one-horse" oircii is conducted, and this waa no bet ter thun the average. The "daring bare back riders" trotted steadily around the ring; tho ring muster cracked lit whip, and tho clown cracked his jokes just as1 uminl, and after all this was over every-1 one inljotirned to the royal "inouugerio." 1 This consisted of a couple of olophanta, , a sleepy, toothless old lion, some two- heaib I cows and other startling freaks, j ind W the animal down ou the bltl m thn "fierce And uutuinabhj grlzjdy boar Of California." To Mono, who had (dUiwed hl way to tlm mjh) which cpmteil the Autiuul from tlmcrowd, tlm hew was ull that the hill claimed for it, Initio Ail experienced observer them WAA All Air of helplnlDinesS And old age about t which was bornu out by tlm altflit of bin nearly WnjIIiIiki Kutii A4 bn euuKhl JieitnuUi And Apple f,Hh a dexterity Ikiti of Ioiik prAclico. Looking Alxiiit, U Hill, Mom found tlmt Hint youiif ciitliinan hd for toinn reuwin dmdibd to follow him, And waa Ntntioned o( On) other niclu of thn ropo, iniikiiiK l.'i to him tu Klvo tlm blM utt to tlio lnr. TukliiK ttdo(nK of A tlino when every bixly ixuivied tu lx liMiklng over to tha other Aid vf tlm tent, wheru a Rpir lU'd ucoiir.tor waa going on between two country youtlm, Mow tofwul tlm blM'iilt into tlm liettr'i ciipiirloUA inoutK, where it IiinUntly diiutppvArud (row View. Tha renult wad ouuiwlmt dlflVrvut from wliAt Mow etpected. Imttxad of giving liliu A grateful look for tint dulnty ttd-hit, the beur utiinvl At him a moment with A look of piiim-d mirpriiu) ou bin feutnreA, And then, with a howl of min gled rug" And piiin, brokn thn ropu which held him, And l unio down tiion the unfortuimle darky like a whlrlil. j "t)h, Iirdy! gronneil Mow, whone kinky hair fmi ly utruightctiod out in hi ; terror, "Oh, LordyJ l a done fo', " Ainl he luttik in a heap before the enraged U-ar. Thl Act iirolmhly wived him from re- ri'ivtng Aome never Injurle, for the j bear atuinhlcd over ti I 111, liii'Uovcr bond, And U'lorv It lutd time to get up wiw caught by noinecirctumen, who prompt-, ly bundled it into a cage. "Wot I it'r" Anked Mi wv faintly, A he lowly roee to Ilia feet. "My voting colored friend," anawered . me iieiei nnow nmii, mn n,-inwt inn, vu, ijm iio iiiih-i v. uui ...... . itcntHlV 1 lift firpt (IcHe 'lid ni6 SO j of the U-ut with the too of bis laait, thoroughly The home gardener may do tn,., that 1 followed it tip in 20 j "never let me catch yon round here this work gradually with best result, as, S mjnllit.H wji, the second doae, and lie Again fiM'ding Cayenne (s pper to iny for Instance, in cane of table beet. In- irn the Doctor could get to where I was animal." atend of thinning all at once to the usual l did nut need him. This Kumedy ' Mose received A warm welcome, from, distance of four to six inchea Apart, the shall always be one of tbo main stay Aunt Ciiroline that night very warm, . plant miiy at first be left two or three of my family. For sale by (ieo. A. : coining ait did right after the applica- inches apart, and when the root have Hurtling. tion of llio circti uiini'a toe, but ho aay hu got toiiiii witi.-faction out of tiiu ! "everlioting whtippin" ho gave Hill JiihniMiii the next day. Arthur Chap man in 1'hiladclphU Tuuea. ed with yellow ocher, and reminding one by their shape of cigar Imxea. .Sittiaiiil at tlio tnoutli or a little river, and prettily set in A frame of hills and ancient forti- tlcaUons, covered with venerable pine trees, Uorgu pnto'iit a most curious aa- ! Hl t. The old white cnthelral; the strange hotit of the old town, painted rxl (H'her Aiid orange; honsea built alwng fotiudiitions in the everywhere in the interVAla between these tsld wisxlen building the fresh gnnMiery of the gardenssuch are some of the feature which make this little towu so chariK'teristic. lhu cathedral is A large square luonument built of block oi granite, whitewashed, and with jsitnted gntiles. The steeple is separate from the church At a distance of AtHint fifty jiAces. It is the tyi of alimwt all u to say, oeioru oiipinviii, uu. It waa in Una church of llorgo that Alexander I in 1HU9 opi-iied the Finnish diet, by which ho pmuiU-d to preserve and to respect forever the religion, the laws and tlieSweilinli constitution r the country, thus, according to his own words, "rinsing Finland ton place among uiitioiis." AlU-rt lidelfelt in Harper's. Sim Talked Mini into It. I beard a characteristic bit of dialogue on a Mixtn avenue Irani a coupm or nay .ago. The speakers were two well dressed- women under the middle Bgo. "What A goose man is!" chirped one of the women in a high keyed voice , that could lie heard all over the car. j "Why, Maiaer "W hy, About my earrings, you know, I took them to a jeweler and told him how I wanted them fixed. 'Oh, it couldn't le done,' he said. I told him it would have to be done. I couldn't wear them if it wasn't done, and I wanted to wear them. Now, if it had been A woman she would have fixed thorn in some way, and that would have been ; the end of it; bnt, do you know, I had; to talk to that man an hour and fifteen ' minutes, ana tueu lie said lie d flx tuem, and he did." mediately stirred as before. Then dilute They left the car at this point, And a wiHi nine part of water to one of the gray bearded old man remarked, "I j emulsion. It will thu be seen that Pro don't wonder that tlie jeweler was ready i feasor Cook use four time a much to promise most anything to get rid of j water as kerosone.while Dr. Riloy recom- her if she talked an hour and fifteen minutes to him." New York Star. Curloiia Advice, I am reminded of a iHii ious bit of d' vice I heard a shrewd elderly man give to a young acipmiiitunce wuo waa auou to start in busuiess. "Have you any cash, Harry?" skod he. The youth named a respectable sum. "Have vou an eroditr"' The vouiiff man replied again In the affirmative, going over u promising list of his advantageous connections. "Then let mo give you a hint gratis," said the old reprobste. "Use your credit up first, my boy; your cash is good any 1 time. Kate 1 told s Washington.. A Aerial MesKeiiKer. Captain Smith, of the ship Iustna, bound from Sydney, N. S. W., to Sim Francisco, caught uu albatross luoiind the neck of which w.vi a piece of In -ass bearing tho follow inrf io. ci iiiuii: 'iJ. O'Brien, July B, VO, l.;t. "r . -M in;:., north, long. IW . v '." f Smith took po ' i cf t ie ') 1: ; and roloased thn n"i tnl iiiesiH'iig'T. Chambers' Journal. THINNING PLANTS. now to In ur mn Karl? DoTolupuwit wltk Unlfiiroillf ot HIM. Tbo lllierul uko of aeed givr us th do lrnhlo full Atwid, but Also the lew dilra blo feuturo of Agreutmirjiluiof plunU. To roinovs theAiiirfluouA, uwdeHU eAtnn And drinker of plant food And inointiir At ad Mirly developmont I Jimt etwen tliil a U tlio early nmioval of weed. Unl fortuity of vegetable rodiho, boetA, onioti, etc. Ainl Ail even development cannot well be obtuim-d except by giving eaoli plant in the row a uniform and rA ouably large Amount of rpace. The an nexed flgurwi illuiitrttto the contnurt be tween a Aection of row where the crop of onion waa thinned At An early itage of growth And one where thinning wa neglected. The market gnrdenur, whoae aim U ad rlwAfonnlluala rHillwliM fintntlft nil-.. fct clcftrl . r , OMUSH PKOI-KKI.T THINNKO. the row a he goe along, and thai having them ready for a euowwiiive crop, grown to some sine and begin to crowd ; each other in the row every other one ; can I removed, giving the choicest. young mul lender taulo necis, prima, news oi some huge failure Hashing over etc. A similar courae can be adopted lh wires llio uttial result of eiiecula with lettuin, thereby afTordiug a fine tion in tocka or some emiullv danger table luxury in the small and tender ou venture. The same electric current hearu of the half grown lettuce. i carries to dear distant friends the sad In general way. aav. T. Orelner in ' ' ' ,'w ones )',t0'U'" ,.ri . i i ,i li.i !.. ...ii,n: 'ha result of sin'dilation in patent nos Uow fa. Make the (larden I ay -author- Keveu,,, 'Kt!llleUv it ltyforthe foregoing-theproiierdistanc n) M,c,llalil)n but is m tKittve aiuong loiiimti piauva, " ""' yet very email, apieara comparatively great, and many grower have not the , nerve to pull up and throw Away thoiv r . 1 onion ucrr twrmwncD. and of nice plants, which as yet Appear j to lmve aii abundance of room. Butthi u. t l.i rloim Whatovor distance ia s to bo done. Whatever distance i after the the use ot two and a nail Doi rided upon aa the best for the partio- j tie, was completely cured They say r crop and in any particular case, '. King'i New Discovery . w or th its .tild be strictly adheVed to and no ! rM' decided nlar siioim ie sincuy aunerea w ana oo foolish sentimentality stand in the way of making the disunces large enough. It i much nfer to err in favor of giving too muc), ptu;e than in favor of too little. I Kruau Cmuiaiua. i Next to tho nsaenite. and often fully equal to them a insect destroyers, i keroeene emulsion. It kilU by contact Peking insiK-t as well aa those which bite and oat the leaves, twigs, eto. In bulletin No. 73 Professor A. J. Cook, of ( tlie .Michigan itation, give the follow- j lug formula for its preparation, which is mia he ha recommended and used for years: Dissolve in two quarts of water one quart or soft soap or one-rouna pound of hard soup by heating to the I boiling point, then add one pint of kero- gene oil and tir it violently. This i i best doue by pumping the liquid into itself through a small noxzle, so that it I shall be thoroughly agitated. This, he claim, mixes the oil permanently so that it will never separate, and it can be diluted easily at pleaaure by (imply shaking or slightly stirring after Adding the water to dilute it. When ready to uge Btir in enough water to make fifteen pints iu all that is, oue-fifteenth of the liquid applied would be kerosene oil The llubbard-liiley formula ia as fol- Jowb: One half pound of soap dissolved in one gallou of boiling water, when two gallons of kerosene are aUded And Un meuda twice a much kerosene a water. The fonner also use more soap. Professor Cook hopes that all station entomologists and horticulturists will thoroughly try both these formulte, that farmers and fruit grower may be wisely advised as to their respective went. Bweal Potatoes. The laud for the sweet potato crop should be got ready nt the first oppor- tunity. Lot it be woll cultivated and ! broken fhie. It should be light and fibrous, yet not over rich, as tins nas a tendency to make the potatoes run large ly to vines. The manure should be finely broken, well rotted and be worked well into the land. After the lani is pre nared. throw it into beds or ridges about three foot from centre to centre, and set out the slips, which should be previously hardened by full exposure in tlie hot bed to the air day and night, about two foet apart ou the ridge. The plants always grow best when set out in newly prepared rows, and seldom make ranch progress until the ground I thoroughly wanned. The plauting of them may. therefore, be well deferred until the end of the month or the beginning of June, Southern Plantar. MAItKKT liKI'OKT tlnlow In Riven tli Oreon (JHjf Murknl K ,xirl eorriti'tfl Nov. .tli from (jiiotttUifim fur lilihwl 'I ha KxrKHi-HiNK hy UiiI.m;I iiiurcliiuU: umin, Wh, Vtller. f. Iiutlml Until, pift bimiiul , OrxK'iii City Mllla, I'orlUlu! Hrand Country Jlrmul . so. ( 20 t 110 tttu. HliorU l ton 21 10 llrmi. ' IS) 00 Clover bay. Kal4 I 'Ilmolhy hay. " WW raouui i. FotatiMta, p i-wt Olllona t I") lt - Al'l. "', f Imx A Srle.t, f. II, Ilullnr. 'ft tti . Kv, f " llutmy, 'f lb , , PrtiiiKa, orUd l'luuia " ... W HOC . . ifftio HRATB, Bi-bI. live, fit, li.!, drM!'l Mutton, live yhaul 2 UOjW.i Mutton, drpfcd. He'll, live, f 0 W,i rtra, ilrMnfl, f Iw o 't Veal, I !. t Ik Veal, rtrei. J. t n Hnnia fl lb llacon, ' 10 vi 10 rm;i.Tr. Chli'kena, y miiti io (!hU'ki!ini. iiM, our uua dot 'I SUM 1)0 .UU4..i0 OiK'ka, mr iloa Oeenfl, per do Turkiea. oer pouui, druawi a oo in If you feel "out of Bort" cron and iwevieli -take I)r. Mclx-an' Kuraapa rilla; clieeriulneai will return and life will acquire new teat. Aug. Ilormmg, a wellknown manu facturer of Ixyita and ahoeg at 820 Nolan St., han Anlonio, TexaM, will no' soon forget bia exerieiice with an attai k of the cramp which he relate as fol low: "1 naa taken with a violent cramp in the Htoin.w li which I believe would have caused my death, had it not been for the prompt uae of Cham berluin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Specu!athm Scarcely a day lhuigeroiis. paxse without the guarantee. lo not fail to go to voui amist and nk for your money 'f not satisfied. We know you will go and buy another bottle, ror ale tiy all druggist. A Little blila Experience lu a Light II o use. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Trescott are keeper of the (iov. Lighthouse at lteach. Mich., and are blessed with a daughter, four year old. Last April ' uli tiiLn il.kU-n -ith Measles, fol- lowed with a dreadful Cough and ; turning into a Fever. Doctors at home ! and at IVtroit treated her, but in vain, ' she grew worse rapidly, until she wa a mere "handful of bones." Then she triiil Dr. King' New Discovery and after the the use of two and a half bot- (j. A. Harding' drug Btore , ' KOTICK FOR Pl-nUCATION, LsDOrru x atOsxoos City, 0. Nov. 12, last. Notice Is hcrehv riven that Hie Mliiwitn nameit adtli-r has fllril uiitice of hia intention tn make Anal prool In support o( hl rlaim anil ;hat mill priMif will he mncla botore the county clerk of WakhlnittoB county, at lllllsboro, Ure-g-on, ou January 4, lD'.ri, Til: Otto Meyer, lli Kntry, No. 67:11, tor the ac't of ne' of aee 17, t i , r 1 w. He Damea the followlux wltnese8 to prove hl ceiitlnuoti reanlt'oee nnon auil cultivation of aaid land, via: f. . TiRant, U B. Wllliaina, C K Tiirard and I hnrlea Schaumburg, all of Tlgardavllle, WajhliiKton Co.. Oregon. 11-27: 1-1 J. T. Arriaaon. Register. MVHCE FOR PUBLICATION- Land Office at Orvgon City, Oregon. Sept, 214, lil, Notice is hereby given that the followlng nauieil settler has filed notice of Ins Intention to make final proof lu support of his claim. nud that aatd proof will tie made before KeRiMer and Receiver of the U. S. Land OHice. at Oregon City, Oregon.on December sth, 1S91, tli: John W. Struchen, Home.tead Entry, No. 67(16. for the a. of a. e. lt of seo, 6 1. S. r. 1 w. lie names the following witnesses to prove hia continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, vis: K. V. Short and William Scott, of Willsonvllle Clackamaa county. Oregon. Stephen N. Poole and Charles Ashpole. of Middleton Washington county Oregon. J. T. ArrKKaoN, Register. 10-23:1127, NOTIt'S FOR PUBLICATION. Und Offloe at Oregon City Oregon, Oct a, UW1. Notice la hereby given that the following named settler has filed uotlce of his intention to make final proof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Regla ter and Receiver of the V. S. Land Oltice at Ore gon City, Oregon, on lmcember ii, 1S91. vis: K. Bradford, Pre. P. 8. No. 6095, for the a e '4 of sec 24, 1 1 s, r6e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation ot. said land, via: Samuel Painter, of Brower P. O. Multnomah county, Oregon, Win. H. Oanl nor. of Latonrello Knlla, Multnomah county Oregon, Win, V. Orayham and Wm. A. Johnsou, of Amea, Clackamas county. Oreon. 11KI0:12-1 J. T. ArrnaoN, Register. TIMHKR LAND, ACT JUNE S, 1S7S. NOTICE FOR PCBUCATH'n. Land Omn at Obkuon City, Or., Sept, 24, "91 Notice Is hereby given that lu compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of .lune H 17, entitled "An act for the sale of tim ber lands in the Slates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Henrietta M. O'Donuell, of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of Oregou, has tills day fllcd tn this ollioe hor sworn statement No. J475, far the purchase of the sc'i ot sec 4, tn township No. 2 south, range No. 7 east, and will otl'or proof to show Hint the land sought ia more valuable for tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her claim to salilland before the Register and Receiver of this ollice at Ore gon City Oregou, ou Thursday, the 24th day of December, 1SD1, She uamns as witnesses: C. K. Shafer, and Charles Catta. el Salmon, Oregon; Krank Bell and S T. Durkee, of Portland, Oregon, Any and all persons claiming adversely the abovo -described lands nro requested to file their clHims In this oftice on or before said 24th dsy of December, ISM. J. T. Apckksoii. 10-Kilif-U Register. Beautiful $l?ristma5 (ifts. We have now on the way the mint beautiful line of Mimes' Boy' Ladie' and Men fancy slipper that the eye ever beheld or the mind ever conceived, in all Ktyle and in all color. Beautiful pluah, genuine alligator, iilky Kuaaia. calf, etc, etc., varying in price from 1.00 M3.00. Thoe alipper at 1.00 are a good aa anything we've had luxt ChriHtma at .60. Watch our display window in about twenty day. We will be able to pleaxe the moot faatidioo? and at price remarkably low. OREGON CITY lluaik lllork, Oregoa illy, Oregon. the Oregon City Sash and Door Co. Carry the Largest Stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. In Oregon City. Special Bizeg of Doors and Windows made to order. Turning of all kind Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts Furriiwhed on application. Builders, give us a call, and see if our work is not of the best, and our prices as low as the lowest. Price List sent on application. Factory, Cor. Main and 11th Sta., Oregon City. A. W. DSAI.KB STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE. All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work Promptly Done. PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER. Mi op on Wevr nth Carpet Weaving, I have a new patent loom from the East and am prepared to do carpet weav ing and fancy weaving, silk curtain, rugs. etc. Price a low as the cheapest and satisfaction guaranteed. Any orders and work left at I. Selling' store will re ceive prompt Attention. Mb. A. M. Brayton. Notice of Application for IiQuor Lleense. To All Wuo it Mat Concibji: Take notice that the undersigned will ap ply to the comity court of Clackamas coun- ... v.hIa ,-tf Orpifnii mi Wednesday, the ilth lv of December 1SSH for a license to sell m.ltr,.nH W n. lhmor?Inle quantities than one pallon in Csnbv precinct in said county of Clackamas, for the period ot one vear, ami Hereunto annexes 111s peu Hon, which he will present to tne court at said time. HENRY KiEHLEK. To the Honorable County Courtot the coun ty of Clackamas, state of Oregon : We. the iindersicned. being residents and legal voters of C'anbv precinct, in said county and state, hereby respectfully oetition that a license may oecranieu to jienry ivu incr iu sell spirituous, malt and vinous hqtiors in less iitianiitiea tnan one gauon wuiiiu van- by precinct for the term of one year. Iiated uctooer tun, lovi. NAMES. MAKES. Cas U Barlow, Ch Schwar Jav Green, W A Christy, Geo E Sutherland, W A Work, Ole Anderson, Jacob Schneider, 8 B Lumpkin, J Steiner, Geo Susbauer, H H Wheeler, J L Thomas, H P Saper, F H Debov, Wm Smith, James Adkins, Clarence Wilson, Silas Adkins, Iee Adkins, Jesse AdkiiiB, G Wilson. Ph Raschl, Karl Kasi lii, A B lumick, D 0 Ball, H L Ball, A E Ball, John Brown, 8 T Baechler, J H Jesse, MT Wendland, E M Brackette, W W Jesse, H ltascho, J A Wourins, N Doucet, 1) Wills, T W Mctea, W Evans. Geo Scliicli, H Ko hler. John Mollett, I) H Wolfer, Fred Stahl, M Buclier, Jacob Mollett, J Hess, John Biggs, C M Van Buren, Thomas Geady. Henry Brown, Julius Beseundt, F H Armstrong, Henry Will, Conrad Yost, G Whipple. w K tialilra, Wm Barlow, Hinrich Meier, J F Yost, J V Scopgin, A Koelier, 1, 1) Shank, Mark Godwin, H Knight, K P Haupt, F M Caldwell, H C Gil more, George Ziegjer, John Schnutt, K D Ball, Eugene Bechler, H Sutherland, Valentin Klohe, Chris Zicgler, Win N Brown, .labesh Wilson, W S Kellogg, John Sims, J liossekcre, W W Irvin, M Vacluirt, 11 Bachert, Solomon Miller, Uavid Sii'inbai h, Arthur Winches, J H Sutherland, Win Shepitrt 1 Sushuucr, Charles Knight J Fov, C Htiiras, G G Walling, H J Tierce, l'atil T Scliinltt, Joseph Htiiras, Krank Scliroatis, W S Tull, Neil Jackson, J M Miller, Thomas BiRBS. George Sclinetiker, Geo Lieser, H-, 12-4 Frequently accidents occur in the household which cause burns, cuts sprains and bruises; for use in such cases Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment lis for many years been the I constant favorite family remedy. SHOE HOUSE, IK it., near Depot. NOTICE FOR PUBUCATION Land Office at Oregon City, Orecon. Oct 20, 1S91. Notice la hereby riven that the following named settler haa filed notice of hie intenliou to make Bnal Droof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Kegia- I ter and Receiver of the V. 8 Land Ortiee mi OPWODCU7. Oregon, ou December 9. UU. vU: 1 Martin Dyer, Pre. D. 8. No . 7575 lor the n e of see S, t i a. tie. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of. said laud, vis: James Fitzpatrick. August Lauge and Josepnw. Kenna, 01 eauay. v.iaca amas couuty, Oregon, and Jurgen H. Peters, of Eaat Portland, Multnomah couuty, Oregon. lu-su:lJ- j. 1. ArraKsox. aegisier. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Laud Office at Oregon City, Oreeon, Oct . 23, mi. Notice Is herebv riven that the followlnr- named settle.' has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof in aupportof his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver of the U. 8. Land Otflce at Oregon City, Oregon.on December 16, via: Lew'.aA. Freeman. Pre. D. S No. 7267, for the n e H of aee 14, 1 9 r5e. He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, via: George W. Dukes, Yancy Dukes. Fred Riechel and D. W. Parker, all ot Cherryville, Clackamas county. Oregou. lu-3u:12 4 j. a. APrsasos, itegisier. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Oregon City, Oregon, Oct. 28. lsul. Notice la hereby given that the following named settler haa filed notice of her intention to make final proof tn support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Regia ter and Receiver of the U. 8. Land Office at Ore gon City, Oregon, on December 23, 1SS11 vix: Elva Coppock, sole heir ot Hannah Coppock, deceased, Home stead Entry No. 623S, for the n of s e it of aeo 34, 1 6 a, r 2 e. She namea the following witnesses to prove their continuous residence upon and cultiva tion of, said laud. l : Martin Boyles aud Nellie Boylos, of Soda Springs, Scott Carter aud Peirce Miller, of Molalla, all of Clackamaa couuty. Oregon. J. T. Ai'rBKso.s. Register. 10-30:12-4 TIMBER LAND, ACT Jl'NE 3, 1878.-NOTICE FOR PfBIJUATION. Land OrricK at Oseoon City, Or. Sept. 2, "91 Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3, 1S7S, entitled, "An act for the sale of timber lauds iu the states of California, Oregou. Nevada aud Washlugtou territory," MagKie O Donnell, of Salmon, couuty of Clackamaa, state of Oregon, has this day filed tn Hits oltice her aworu alateineut No, 2473, for the pur chase of tl e sw1 of sec No. 4. in township No. 2 south, range No. 7 east, and will otter proof to show that the land sought is more valuable for its timber or stoue than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her Claim to said land botore the Register aud Receiver of this office at Oregon City, Oregon, on Thursday, the 24th day of December, 1KU Aha nnm.1 a witnttsHUK James Hamer. ana I. H. Peters, of East Portland, Or., Frauk Bell, of Portland. Or. and John Mclntire, of Salmon, Or. Any and all; persons claiming adversely the above-described lauds aie requested to file thelrclaims in this oftice on or before said 24th day oi December, 1S91. J. T. Affkhson, 10-912-11 Register. 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