Oregon City enterprise., June 24, 1892, Image 8

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O'COMNE
2d Semi
And it will
10 Pe
YES, 200 dozen of all styles at prices that cannot be beat by any house in the state.
SOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUIt CLOTHING. NOTHING RESERVED.
We are the Clothiers and Hatters of Cfregon City and have one price for all. Call and see our stock.
, 0'Ociiilell Sb . Glass.
$15. $15. $15.- $15. $15. $15. " $15. $15. . $15. $15. $15. $15.
SISTER MARTHA.
By AUGUSTA LAMED.
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tOppyright, UBS, br American Preee Aaeocia
tton.)
' "But yon must let me add some little
Actrys, Ann. If 1 do the thing at all 1
want to do it up in style. A real first
clan high tea leaves a wake of light be
hind it, so to speak. And it doea beat
ail how folks will eat when they get set
down to a loaded table, fll buy the
chickens for salad, Ann, for I know how
to tnaJre it extry well, with mayonaiy
dreasing, and" 1 guess 1 shall order ice
cream from Holclen & White, best Phila
, delphy. We will have real loaf at one
od Of the table and the salad at the
other, and a celery glaes of Sowers m
the middle and smoked tongne and
pickled oysters in between, and when
the cream comes on it will be a gurpriae. "
"You can hev everything in the house,
everything if she consents, and. what's
extry yon can suit yourself about that"
Ann was wiping her lean, brown' arms
on the roller towel preparatory to going
up to her-mistress, and While she was
way Sister- Martha counted the viand
on the fingers of her two hands pound
cake and plum cake and angel cake and
jumbles, not less than four kinds. She
would make two tM of her feather
light biscuit and have hot gems besides.
Thea for sauce, three kinds plum and
quince and crab apple jelly, and float-
, tag island "into the bargain;' The table
was all set out in her imagination before
Ann came clumping1 down stairs.-
"She says you may hev it and wet
come," was the message, "and. she told
: ene to bring out all Miss Mayhew't best
chany and to rub the silver and see to
the fine tablecloths and napkins. She
thought you'd wrtnt the two tables put
together just as they used to her them
in Mother May hew's time at Thanks
givin, and she says you ain't to buy
nothin as "we her store of in the house.
I didn't mention them extrys ice cream
and chicking for I knew it would
worry her. She looked real pleased
when I spoke about the tea; . a flutteria
red come into her cheek, and her eyes
were - bright and she seemed trembly
and excited. 1 guess she4 got real hos
pitable feelini, as much aa anybody I
ever -Jrnowed. s She'd he been' glad to
ask folks to the house all these years since
her mother died, only when she come to
plan about company she sunk right
down weak as water." r
Mrs. Whitcumb was paying but slight
Attention to Ann's remarks, mumbled,
too, -a they were, in her throat, u she
put away the dishes on the pantry
helves.
"I'll tell yon, Ann," she said, coming
out of her calculations about floating
island and plum cake, "Fm going to
end out cards as they do in' cities New
York and Boston and other big places:
'Mrs. Joeiah Whitcumb at home at the
Mayhew house, on Thursday. Tea at
mil o'clock,' la one corner, you know. 1
-don't know as they' ve gert that style yet-in
UUttlefield. I shall mail the cards todv.
OREGON CITY MILL CELEBRHTE,
AND 30 WILL
QREATEST
be the
EEN
WILL BUY DURING THIS SALE ANY SUIT
r Cent Off
and the tea party on a Thursday wui
come in bandy. The waahin and ironin
will be out of the way, and sweepin not
till Friday. I shall try not to do much
underfoot, Ann; I'm a pretty good cake
and biscuit baker, and if you can man
age to let me have the kitchn stove"'
Ann cut her short with a character
istic speech. "I shall do all that com
ports with my part of the house, Mrs.
Whitcumb, and yon can her full swing."
Sister Martha loved the bustle of prep
aration. She was now in her element as
she tied on her bonnet, and stepped
away down town to procure visiting
cat da. She smiled visibly as she thonght
of the ease with which the kitchen Cer
berus had swallowed her sop. The re
mainder of the day she occupied her
sister-in-laWs deserted sitting room,
busy writing cards of invitation. She
had made out a list like any other fash
ionable lady who means to be very ex
clusive and select The cards were to
be severely limited to those among her
Llttlefleld acquaintances ''who, in her
own phrase, "had paid her attentions."
; There were the minister slid his wife.
On previous visit she had been asked
to a sewing circle at the parsonage; and
Deacon Folsoin and lady, and the Stowes,
three maiden sisters, and Miss Hattie
Warren and her old bachelor brother.
At last she came to the name of Bligh
on the list She hardly knew why she
had put it there. A kind of dare devil
impulse, she surmised, had impelled her
to write it down. The captain was an
old acquaintance and a near neighbor,
and why should she not ask him to her
tea?" Yesi she would. ' He might swear
some when he got the invitation. She
thought she could "see him glowering at
it before be chucked it Into the fire.
TO BR CONTINUED.
Legal blanks at this office
Ayer's PiiIls
Are everywhere considered th most effect
rre remedy tor'eosttveneu, Indigestion, atd'
sik-liealaclie.t Being susaroated sad.
purely vefeUble, they are wltfaout equal as
a family medicine. For all derangements of
the digestive and excretory organs, no otuer
pllla are so universally approved.
" For a long time my wife wu a sufferer
from dysentery, tbe best physicians in this
section being unable to afford ber any re
lief. At length we concluded to try Ayer's
Pills, and after Using three boxes she was
eured."-J. B. Smith, Blue Kldge Springs, Ve.
"Daring tbe past 98 years I hate used
Ayer's Pills la my family for all derange-'
ments of the stomach, liver, and bowels, and
also for colds. '. They have Mrer failed t
benefit," Prot Cbauncy Herdsman, A- ll.,
Business College, Woodslde, Newark, N. J. '
"Ayer's Pills are theest I nate ever used
lor headaches, and they aet like aebana In
relieving any disagreeable sensation In the
ttaaaMBltereattDgi'lfrs. M. J. Fergnson,"
Pollens, Ta.
"I am never without a box of AyerV Pills
la tbe house." Mrs. Edwin Bartow, 426
Bristol St, Buffalo, N. V. r
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
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Or. J. C. AVER It CO.7 Lowell, Mat.
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OFFEK8 INDUCEMENTS TO
Rome
INVESTORS-
We have lots .50x200 feet, 100x200 feet, all favorably located. These
lots twice the ordinary size are but half the usual price of other lots sim
ilarly located. We have one-acre, two-acre, five and ten-acre tract,
suitable for suburban homes, convenient to town, schools, churches,
etc., and of very productive soil. A large, growing "Prune Orchard," of
which, we will sell 'part in small tracts to suit purchasers, and on easy
terms.
Call & See Us & Get Prices
AT OltEGOJI CUT OFFICE, OB ON
K0BE1.T L. TAFT, at Portland Office,
THE KOHLER.
HENRY KOHLER, Prop.
Barlow, Oregon.
S.KATONQ HOTEL OF THX FLACt.
TaWe soppliBrJ'witlt thjf bertth Market
anoras. Aieais cents.
ANNOUNCE THEIR
seme
W-1 "r';rrMvifiMn
VmIi sere "I prune IMes, ll set on prune l.ud,
will net seveml hundred dollars pr year
vben Urge enotifh to licar.
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seekers
It AMSBY'S STABLES,
BARLOW, OR.
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
HoreW fed atid'careiil fof by the flay or
month t reasonable rates.
Go.
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Special
Ever made in this city.
IN OUR STORE.
Children's Suits.
, ' . BOARD OP BQl'AUZAni.N.
W le . h.r.hr gtr.it that Ih. rlty rfttinrll of
Orefffir City, t.rrtfi.n. lil alt aa a iMiartl nl )aal
liaiiim im the aawwiin.ni of Imvi ul a.id rtiy an
the inh day nl Juno, iwj, at s o rlivk p m ,
and ..IJoitrn Imn Uinr lo tttri. aa Ih. caw nay
miulr until ih. nh day u Jim. at Ih. same
hour.
The tl mil will h. (II. and lor liiirllnu
of tha irtir. of the mcoHraltiT Jun. Hah. Iwi
Any tinHn mil aatl.dr.1 with hla a.aaaf in.iit,
ami wi.htus a r.iliiftita. of ih. aue. tnuat ap.
f.ly lo aalil rlly roiini'll In writing atni atllns
h rvaaoit fur tha rrdiirtton aail fur, utiilvr
aal, bolnre Hi. nh day of Juna I'J
L I. I'lmrss, Kecufder.
Oefon Clly, June t, lawt IK.
NOTICE OF FINAL SKTTI.RMRNT
Notirw Is haratiy alt.n. that Jaafiar Mr;
Or.w. lite ..otiiiir nl thr ratal, ol Feutr Htm!,.,
(1.iaal,-haareiiiard ami orraeplad foraattle
nt.niand Slrd In tu .( the a.Hiiiiyinfknl
tlie.nui.ty of naiJtamaa and atiitiot Orrnn,a
fluai .i-rnunl uf hi Sdlllilllafrnlliw aalil
tat, anil that Tneailay, lit IJth ila nf inly,
Imu, at 10 n rliiri a. m., al Ilia ruunty enutt
rtwmln Oregon City, haa bean duty aiHiUi.e.t
by Uia ld rottrt lar the hearing and aetttw
mem of In. aalil acratunt, al and bafnre wlilrh
llm and al which plan, any iMrann Itiivrmtril
InaaM eatate mar appear and Hie ub)rtiiit nr
estwptluus luaald account
, , ' jAr O Mrtlagw.
Fxetitnr nf the eatau of Polar St.t.lt., ilar'd.
Dated Jttu. 10, IHtrl (B IU 7:ia
NOTICE FOR I'UIIUCATIOK. t
land office at Oregou Clty,Ori.giiu.
. J Mil. 1, I It I J j
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named aettler haa fllfil liotlre of hla Intention
In make final proof In Mtpportnf hlaelalm, at d
thai aald tiroof will lie mail. Iiffnre the Kegtaier
and Hecelvernf the ('. H. Land ofMce al Oregou
City. Oregon, on July IH, Imri, vli;
Ctarflire Hwinrlt.
Homestead etity No. 7ul'J for the R -i of N W V.
anil K S of It W i, nl Hee. T. 4 S , K. 4 K
Ho Mimes the fi.llowtnr wltn.'ai to prove
hlfftytntltiumii realdenre npnn and oultlvatlou
(if aald land, vis: Ira lAy, ltirge Hiiwdlah,
William Turner anil A dram Wy. all ul Spring
water Clai'kamas county, tiregou.
:IO-7:lftJ i. T. ArrgaaoM, Reglaler.
AliMlNISTUATOH'S SAtaV
tn the matter uf the eiMte ( Andrew fJolahag
i, deceaaiat: ..." t i
Ibwrehy girenotlri) that pursuant men order
of til. honorable county court of Clankamaa
fntiiHy, oregin,I will, na Thnradsy July i,
lwej-aH o'clock n m at t.aeour. houae door
In Oregon City Oregon, aell at puhllc aui'tlun to
the hlgheat bidder lor caah In hand, the follow
ing described tract nl land eltuatd In Clank
amea county, Oregoopxwiit Oirt-imenclngat
the half mile post bi wen in'Otloiif 4 and In
Tf,Ui K ol- tha. Willamette merldlanr and
running thence south 1M) roda :theuce eaat ItluU
roila;theiH!e north l'JO roila; thence went latt
roila thettre north 40 roila; thence weat MO tmla
to the plan of lieglnnlng, containing IrjU aeras,
more or leas. Hale luhject to coriflnnatlan ul
said court. Annii Kino, Admlulstratrla.
Uated May 27, IWJ 6-; J-lo
W C. Johnbon Alty.
JOHN DUFFY
Oregon City Express No I.
! Mglit fr(ttht and parcels delivered tuall
parte of the city. ,
, ' , . " . Leave orders with F. f , Barlow. 1
w rpfKisals are now ofliirtjij for. tbe tlis
interment of the ofliuers and soldiers
burldd at 1 ort Klamath in Modoc war
timei, 53 or more, the ; contract calling
for the box in it and delivering of the
bodies on the cars at Ashland for tranii-
.po'rtfttion to Ban Franeiwio. To Holon
0 Simttuck, of Fort Klamath, who
wrote to Binger t Hermann, about it, is
Juf tbf ;w4kenfn(J fit thlg inJ regard
for the dead soldiers.
M5.
Ssile,
$
KOTinC FOR PCIIUOATlliK.
I.sot)rru g ar UasuoN I'try. oasuo.,,
June I, Xni. I
N"ttr la herebv grveii thai Ih. following .
Ha.n...l I,!, k.. iudlM ... kl. I..I....I....
' to ntafte Sue! pn of tn atitHirt of hla eialm. and
I thai told ftroof will It. Utaila helur. the kcll.r
ami Kii'.lver of Ilia I tilled Htatea laud i. filial
Oregon City, Or . otr July Ht. Imrivls
Hiram tiv.rton.
Ilomealead entry Nn i lor Hi N K ' of N W
1 j,. N l. of N K ' e:id H R I, of UK ol Ma
, T iM.lf.Irr
Ha name. Ihn fidlowing wltlieaaes to pmvehls
eotitluiiona rpthlpitf. utHn and eitltnaiioii of
aald land und. r aertlnn l H H J W Palm
ateer and W Hoier, I iirrln.ylllr. Clarkamaa
routttr Oregon. f ). Ilairl, and A. i Filter,
I'ortlauil. Multnomah county, orrgnn.
Warrvn C. Norman, who made I'r., I S No
7i'J4 for Ih. N K I, of km, au, I' 4 . K s k , ta
tterehy atidally notified to af.pear ami .how
rauae why Mliatrl (Hi'rton . ailUT ol pan of aalil
tract shi iild not b. allownl.
J. T JtJ J. T Arrssmn. twiner,
OI'Afil'lAN HALK.
My vlrtiw ( an udf nf mad. br Iha-
rmitity court of t:la,-kainaa etiuut,., plate nf orr
g.n. ut ilai lt snMay of aurnt, ll, In lh'
inatlerof Ut aaiat ttud gtiarillsnahip nf Wil
ll I, Haher, minor, llto uiuleialaueil, ih.
ilnl.appntnied rot'fl.ait .1 said atiiutr. mil,
ol Hatiirdat, tli. IiMih day of July, A ). InKJ,
all at piilillo aurdoii at llie oiouihouie door la
oergmt I Itr. l'l kma evenly, slat, nl Orw
gov. at ItoVlo.' a in. uf ..Id day. th. Ic.ll.iw.
lug ili''rllii'. real male to aald minor belong
liHC.Iowll Ih.H. W. or Ih. M. V. li and H.
of lit. H. W. .41.1 wll..n IwoiVl.andlheN. IV.. 7
oftlieN R t,, ami the N. K, L of the N. W,l7
of ttectloa II. T. S . H. If KJi.f the Wlllamnltn
mM-ldian, all la C'lairkatnaa ronttty, atate of
Oregon, eruitalnlng Iwi acre., . Haul aal. pi n
fnh)r4 Pi mmnrniatlon hy aald county eoiuu.
Termaof sale half raali.ttalf on rre.Hi. A rle
pualle tu lie made on day of sale to aeotire hlU.
' Aanii.t.a Hsaaae,
- OuanMaa nf said Wllhnr U Haaher '
Dated thla null day ol June, law (fl: 17-7 IH
MMHOl.t'TION OF CIIPAKTNKKHHII'.
Notice Is hereby given, that Ih. eoparlneraltlni
heretolore elatlng beta .on IVA. Multrldo as.l
A. H. Hreaaer la litis day dlaaolved by iiittwl
couienl I'. A. Mi Using,
A. S. OagaaKa.
Haled Ih 14th day of Juno, Intro. (0:17-7:8
NOTICK OF FROPtlSKtrnTlMIOVEirifor
, ' MlAIN STKF.KT.
Notice Is hereby glvi, that the oily eniinoll
of :ore'iu Clly, otiwon prvtuiaci In lmprnre
Main atreelln eaid ofty fnim a point near lb
aoml.arly limit of aald .treat where the Una'
ahaftof tha cement mill tiroaana aald street p
I hi-northerly line ol Fliurtenttlh alrwil lu said
oily, as follnwa: . . i "
In. I irkdliii and flllltig Hi. same Hie en
tire length, with the exception aa noted, tonnr
reiiHinif with the eatahllahud grade. ' .
2il. lly ooverlng that portion of Main street:.'
from the somberly limit ol the Improvement p,
Moss street with lirnkeu rock end cement,
gravel finish, with atone crossings and sums
gutters.
Drd. By censlrtintlng an eleveled plank road
way from the southerly line of Moaa street to a
point seventy feel soma uf tha oent.r Una of
Twelfth tract, on grade.
4th ' lly .covering (he balance nf the said
street to he Improved, northerly, with cement'
gravel, with atniie eroaalngs and atone gnluira.
Mh. Hy laying slilewalkanf lumber ten feet
wtdeon both aides of aald .street to be Improved,
with proper curl,. all In accordance with plans
and specifications hereafter la I adopted hy
the council.
Ordered published hy the city council ol Ore
gon City, Oregon, June ID, isvj.
0:17-7:11) I h. PoaTgaUauorder.
NOTICK OF FINAL HETT1.KM15NT
Thennderslgued. liavlug been appointed by
the county court of Clackamas county executor
nf the last will of William Parrott, deceased,
hereby nollrlca atl persons having claims
Against the omnia of said Wm. Parr.lt lo pre
sent the same to me at my residence four miles
south-east of Iflddteton. with tha primer verlfl.i
cation thereto, within six months from the date
of this notice. Hrnhv Pasrvtt,
' ..... . Kxeolilnr of Kiitale.
Dated this 17th day of June, Ihim, IW7-7
Notice of Application for NiUoou License. 1 .
Notice Is hereby glyen, that the iiDderslgnedr
will apply to the City tsouadll of Oreffoa Clip,' '
Oregon, at the regular meeting In Juu.lorthe ,
ootid nusUin of the llrM.iina.4uc saloon at thar
(Mraeg of Main (lndJr'otrth.alrrUtn.aaulllyJ.
Josin H. Tasasiia,
Oregon City, Oregon, Jua Id, uwi,
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