THE CREAMERY MAN'S NEW YEAR,
Man
Yirtaotu Kesolnlloni That Par tha
Who Mnkra Thorn.
At the beginning of a new year the
Mnsciention creamery man will stop to
take retrospect of the last year to see
where he has been derelict in his ways
f doing business, and where better and
more improved methods shonld and
conld be substituted.
To such the following list of resolves
will probably he a welcome help. It is
by no means an exhaustive one, bnt can
easily be extended where occasion re
quires: To do away with all haphazard and
hit or miss ways of bnying cream or
milk, buy only by the test, and thus re
duce this part of the business to a just
and equitable basis.
To provide a good supply of ice, or
rather an oversupply, so the butter
maker need not scrimp himself in the
nse of it next summer. Au oversupply
of ice won't cost as much now as an over
upply of summer heat will next summer.
To insist upon the use of ice by the
patron, and to encourage by every means
possible a more intelligent handling of
milk and cream.
To reject all milk and cream that is
nnfit for making first class butter.
To encourage the breeding of a higher
grade of dairy cattle and the intelligent
feeding and care of same by offering
premiums for the highest average month
ly tests.
To disseminate good dairy literature
among the patrons, and thus help ad
vance dairy knowledge umoug them.
To engage only such cream gatherers
as nave sutncient dairy knowledge to
act the in.-dructor to the patron where
necessary.
To insist uiHjn every employee taking
some dairy or creamery paper.
To urge the butter maker to join the
association.
To make only first class butter.
Calls Time on the Weather.
A subscriber enters the following vig
orous kick against the weather which is
not inappropriate. He savs: It seems
to me it is about time somebody ex
pressed his sentiment regarding the
weather. I think the Entkrpmsk sadly
remiss in its duty to go on week after
week and never even put in a protest,
to say nothing about a vigoious kick,
about the well, I havn't language to
express weather. Strangers in looking
over the paper see nothingeoneerning the
the weather at once infer that this is the
usual thing and not worth mentioning.
I tell you this rain and mud is giving
Oregon a black eye, and I am afraid
every body w ill pull up stakes and leave
the country.
Why even that great pHr the Ore-
gonian, is as mum as an ovster, only
publishing the weather man's report,
wtio says w e are still short over a foot of
the usual amount of rain. I think
Pague needs drowning if any man does.
Suppose tbe editors call a meeting or
convention, Invite Mr. Pairue to atrn,1
and see if something can't be done, If
we let this go on much longer the
farmers are goners. I planted some
garden seeds some six weeks airo and
altera violent struggle they came up
rtnlit l 1,, . L. it . , i . !
7 .u wp uiei uy mo com rain ana
afAa .. I .
juuuw existence oi a weelc or
two gave up the ghost and returned to
mother mud. What are we noimr to do.
in talking with a neighbor about it he
thought we had better grin and bear it
But ha was made up of too soft material.
I uon t believe we ought to endure the
rain and mud any longer if there is any
possibility of stopping it.
l am ulranl this cotnmtinii-atinn oill
ie loo late to insert thin week, even if
you are induced to publish it. But I
, presume it will be just as appropriate a
week or two hence, judging from present
appea ranees.
Plant
Ferry's1
Seeds
an1 Mn a rich
harmit They ar alwavi mllaMa.
alwaya In demand, alwaya lh im
FERRY'S SEED ANNUAL!
ror 1 to lnrluahl to rury riantor.
vis uprTK-yMiniiu ui invmidi ntrmlng I
J.n.FfcRRYA. DETROIT.
CO- Mich.
LrLQY
I
fou CA
i Va ,crri
M IT WILL NOT ,.. j, Tl
An i sinwihle Laxative and VKH V f. TON 10.
Belu br lrninriiior avut by mall 2.V., 60c
and 11.00 pr package. Sample tree.
irn wn.Ti,?Jr!!v'"ncTHPowT
ImW II WfortiielwttiaodiireatU.Jiio.
For sale by (.!. U. Huntley.
short, to conduct the business accordin
to sound business principles. John F.
Nieman in Creamery Journal.
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereby given that for the
In J purpose of making an examination of all
Dairy Tenting at the World's Fair.
(a) Monday, May 1, to May 10, in
clusive Illustrations of methods of
handling milk and cream. (During
this period the machinery necessary to
manufacture cheese will be put in
proper condition.)
(b) Thursday, May 11. to Mav 2o. in-
elusive Breed test Xo. 1 This test will
oe conducted under such uniform
methods of handling the milk and of
manufacturing cheese as may be agreed
to by the committee on tests, subject to
these rules and the approval of the chief
of the department of agriculture. All
commercial products i. e., cheese, whey
and increase and decrease in live weight
will be considered in making the
award.
(c) Friday, May 2(5, to Thursday, May
30, inclusive Illustrations of methods
or dandling milk and cream. (During
this period the machinery ia use for the
manufacture of cheese will be replaced
with that for the manufacture of butter.)
(d) Wednesday, May 31, to Aug. 28, in
clusive, ninety days Breed teat No. 2
In this test all commercial products i.
e., butter, skimuiilk, buttermilk and in
crease or decrease in live weight, and
cost of color, if used will be considered
in making the award. This test is to be
conducted under 6uch uniform method"
of handling the milk and cream and cf
manufacturing butter as may be agreed
to by the committee on tests, subject to
these rules and the approval of the chief
of the department of agriculture.
(e) Tuesday, Aug. 29, to Sept. 27, in
clusive, thirty days Breed test No. 3
In this test no product will be consid
ered in making an award except butter.
The member of the committee on testa
representing a breed shall have the right
in this test to decide the method by
wuiuu me nunc anu cream of such breed
shall be handled and the manner in
which the same shall be manufactured
into butter, subject to these rules and
the approval of the chief of the depart
ment of agriculture.
(f) Saturday, Sept. 28, to Oct. 27, in
clusive, thirty days Breed test No. 4
This test will be of young herds, entered
in accordance with section 7 of these
rules, and will be conducted under the
same conditions and requirements, and
the awards will be upon the same basis j
as provided for in test No. 2. I
(g) Thursday, Sent. 28. to Oct. 27. in.
ciusive illustration of methods of han
dling milk and cream and manufactur
ing butter. Under a, c and g records
will be kept, as provided for in the reg
ular tests.
persons who may oflW themselves as
candid ites fur teachers of the schools of
tl.is county, the county school superin
tendent thereof will hold a public exam
ination at the court house in Oregon
jWty, beginning May 10th 1893 at 1
j o'clock p. m Those desiring to apply
for state certificates or state diplomas
win appiy .May llith 18D3at 9 o'clock a. m.
Dated the 2oth day of April ISIfl,
II. S. Gibson, School Supt.
Clackamas county, Oregon.
To fight the Geary Law.
San Francisco, April 21. The Chinese
Six Companies now inform theircountry.
men that they must pay $5 instead of
$1 after today for the purpose of fiiihting
the Geary law. The purpose of this
raise is not stated, but apparently it is
designed to be a punishment for those I
individuals who have been slow
about proving their fealty to the com
panies. Perhaps too it may be in the
nature of a "clean up" prior to the
Chinese exodus.
A GOOD i
INVESTMENT
la one that bring big
returns.
A GOOD MEDICINE
It the one that doe
what Is claimed for It
OREGON
KiDNEY
TEA
will cure nil Iliaraacs of the Kid
ueya anil 1' ritiary i r;;.ius, Conali
pation. Iiil-tr. SiMldiiie 1'iim
when I nmii .in-. 1'jina In ihrl
nacK anil Lr.uln, Irritation ol
tilt Madder, llnclt Dual DcjMuil.s
and UriKlit'a Dixnsr,
CURE YOURSELF and
Live a Long Time with
out paying Interest on
your Lease of Life, by
Buffering.
Sunday Services.
ST. I'AI'I.'H t'llt'ltl'll- Kdm'nial- Hov. J' ;
Kckatiirm I'a.tor. S.ovlii'a ul II o'clock a in and
7;S0 p. in. Prayer service jrry Friday i'vi'iiUi.
KltlKT CON(lKKU ATUN Al. ftlt'H ll.-K"-M.
AN0I.ro Hoimiiikktv. Pastor. Service, at II A.
M itnilT SHI-.M. Sunday School alter innr K
aervico. Player ineMlim Wednesday oicinnit l
7 StliM'lock. Prayer im ellnii ol Yniin l'"'l' i
SoWt'ty ol ChrlnllHti indpuvor evt'ry Hundiiy
wiiiiix mil . prii.ii,
K1KST HAI'TIST Cllt'lll'll It lev. iIiimn
Takkkh l:nr MomiIiik Si-rvliv i II Sunday
School w in; KvviiIiik Sirvlii HO. Iti'unUr
rytr nindlim WMiU'diiy cvimiIiik. Monthly
('ovi'imni Moi'lhu vi-ry Wmliiidy vi,iiln
iirnci'dlini lint rt ml Sunday In lh iiioiilli. A
CornlHl luvllHllon lo Hit.
8T. IOIIN'8 rilfltrit. CATItot-U' -Kv. A.
lllU.KHH4M. I'Kilor. III! SllllilH llll Ml t IHl
10 :W a. X Kvory wond mid lourlh SiiinUy
Ofrmmi utimoii (iir the N o'l'lock in
At nil olln.r nmi' Kniilluli normom. Hmid
Sidiool m J .in r. m. Vr.fr. im.iii(oiIi'i
nhji'ria, Hiid llfiirilli'iloii m ; ,10 r.
MKI'lllllilsr
0. Svkk
Sundny Sidi
Kwnrlh l.i'mie
an; rryir .MiM'tlim
iriniitri oordUlW Invllcd.
KIKST I'KKSIIV'IKHIAN Cllt'Kl ll.-llliv. (I.
W. limoNKV, I'sitor. Sorvii'i'n at II A. ami
7 .10 r. M. Saldmtli Srliool at 10 a. m. Yoiuif
IVoido'n SmMfly ol liirUllau Kndi'iivnr iiiwu
rvi'ry Sunday i'vi'iiImk at H HO Wi'ilui'uday
OvoniiiK prayer ini'lln at 7 .10. sralu irw.
KVASll'CI.ICAI.l'III'llCII-liKKMAS - Al ii
r.KSir, I'aniiir. rrtai'hiiin irvln' riery
Sunday al 11 A. M and 7 :SH I' M
SxMiaih aid.ind vvcry Sunday at 10 A. M I '"'in
llarrllM-rvi'r. Hupl I Wi'rkly Prayer Mrvtliig
t'vi'ry Wtiduoilay voulun
I'NITKII llllKTIIUKN l lll lll'll -Iti-v I' II.
Wii UAN. paxlor. Nityii'i'h rt rl and Ihlrd Sun
day mornluna and I lip prii'cdlii( Ntiurday
nluhl In rai'h mouth al (lri'iou i lly, at II a. in
and 7 p ni .aa.l i ho drat Sunday allnrunou ol
vai'h uioiilh at Kalla View.
A'ClllM
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n..k. "'""' " ' ,, prool .III
,,rs,'.' f I "' I., r li'".l Hi
MoijaYnN;-;,,,:,:;
and .Milllval l ' ', T h,,,,,!,
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.AM.yrn..AT ,'I''",A,1V1V"I"";''''!
Mml.a li hrrrh lvn l''' I"11""'"
n.tl!iv',",,;r:..n(".
L"i H.ib .rfii..r i..i ! '''" I
I lly. ihtoii, on J
,n ami
Socioty
Ult
""octory
IH.N CITY IM)AllliurT;
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HihiIiiioih1 mid IroiiiliMaiii.i. '
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corni'i Main mid Imilh ir,P1, J."1
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w, 'nr., nil, li
llolda lla tngular r.iminuiiu..,,
and Ihltd s.tur.layaol '":
llralhmu In .hk alamllui , V ft
T.Viv'AiSI
Ml I
I'a.lor. Mornlm aorvli'O at It: W H l. V,.:.,,, i,, Vt.orlil Unuon. I ,
liool at PJJV Kvi'iilnt ...rvl.'.. at 7,10 Ihe Uh ''" '" ' lM ,.. .
...amie niKrinm H, y ev-iiln. al r-idru . I an - I ' '
r.M.i'r.t.,"fi:,.,:Lrr,,- "w"" ;,.,.h." ::!;;""!:.,v:n . .
I I.A KAUAH I IMPirt '
rlaikainaa t liaplar No I H . u
I nil iM'at lull Aral UolliUt ..In.. " V
riiliiualiliiiia tanl(v..in.l mi
k..I.I..H, y" "T,tM,
EAST AND SOUTH
-VIA-
Southern Pacific Jioute
SHASTA LINE.
Kxprewi Traiim leave Portland Iluily.
Sun . h
7 li r.lT."
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Portland Ar
OrB"iH'liy I.t
H. Kraui'lMro I.v
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a ci a x
v in r
Ahov trnliia atop only al Iho follim line ia i
tlona nortii of Hoi.uir- Kal Portland. Ilrr-
on I liy. Woodliurii. Salim, Allniv, lainimt (
j .-,.r.i-i, iiii-j, iiitrrmiiiirK, junriloll i ny, 11
, villi; and Kiiki'iic
I Pullman Buffft Sleepers.
i , . i' Mnriiiawaiar, I U. k.n... -""niX.
,,.;,u J, I. AI'l'Hl".
JiTflU llr,""I
.Sol UK Villi I'l lit H AII".N
I ami lUllc M Oiraoul'liy i'K..ii.
ApMI I. I'J I
Nollrr ! liiTrhy l"l I'1' '" Mloln
liamrd .Ullfr liaa Bid li.'ll..' ol hl
to inaki' n ur.l prmil III annpori
th.l aald priH.I .ill Iw mvlr Ul.u llir llr,li
Irr and llaiflxr ol llir I I "lair" land
onV al Utcgoii I'll), otr(.m, on tla Ji I'M
Ahraham II llakar.
lloiui'li'ail rnicy. .No nffl. Ii.r lh H i, id Ilia
M K ', S. T 1 It . H. K Hi-liamia lh lid
low In "Ulir"" to prol III' l olillnu .ui t"l
ili-lii iiM.iaml i-ulllialli'li id "Id land. !
Ilerry lliii'kiif r. I an la.a lai, Jolm li la.
Jami'a WIlllliK'k. allot Wink I la. kainai r-unly.
lrtou T. AI'PKIIHiiN.
4 U Vlv lii-i.icr.
KUTH K roll I'l hl ll ATIiiS
Uiijomi- at Uii-on i lly, ""t'-n
April Iwl I
N'.,ll.- li hrrrhv aliran. Dial III Ii.IIiikIiK
liaini'd rllll liaa nlrd liolli "I lllallllrl lion lo
niakr filial pnad In aupp-irl ol lila rlalm, and
lhal laid ani will t mad Iwl'T 111 lira I lr
and liiii'iiiT nl Ilia I'niird aiaia land uitirral
Ittrt Ily Hi-"ii on Na j. li !
Jilnri liiililnlr i
I'm i H ,S'.i7ii.l..i ilia '.a K I I : ,
K ,1 K II liallira III fnlViallitf w llhratr In '
nr. tilt riiilniuMia rr,liiii uin an I rnltl '
I 1 alli-ll of ""lit land. Ill llrlitt ili'loiilu I'al '
I rli k .Mr.til-ni. I tiallra U Hall. J I l'.rkl j
, rraa, all ol ,'alnl). I ai kamai rottmi Orrxnu
J I AI'1'llin'N
I IIS I) li.il. I. r
OUKUiiN 1.111'im.Nn I n . ,
Mlry I ttiiraday vrn '
a Ih'il Cull,,,- ii.il u
lli "rdni,,,!,,,,,
r in Hi
klinlira ol
l. Ml I'
I IHHKUH I.OMiK. No 1. o 4 1
. lll l,t., M..i..tf L'l . (
. .. , , , ,.,,,, n,rt
I J. r .llfl.IV. Hew.
r,UM KM.'AMI-UKST, Knii.,
Mia Ural ami lliltd lni-a.Ura.,1 J..
tiKld Kalloo hall klmura ,m7
l!lan h. rofdUU, Mlr. to uitnl
J A HIKWAKI, VI U ",,
I kl.l
Mu;iir.s-u Ttttrie. ho u
Mla W.ua.Uy iiliig . Aram(.
tlllif Olrnilirfa lllltllrl Xi l
J HaiiHti, t'. uf K, "
nl ,-iiir l.inmn, Mj tj A, O f
X"1' ' ri.ud and louith aiurf,..
Inmilh al W ll..o t III. Ur,,,n
. . . U" XI Irni I
1 T TonlK, llrrordrr.
Mil UK uK KIN Al. Ullkll.M
I'lii HtiiS l.lilmr NO. IA A 0 1 1
Mrlairr tliura-lay iclilli( al 044 I.
hall. Ilaarfo Yalllll ,
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II arail aa, llrrm lrr ,
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
KoraiTommod illMiiof Soi-ond l'U.. Paaaonnorr
alini'lii'd lo Ktpri'aa Tralua.
W. S. MAPLE,
Blacksmithing and Repairing,
Having one or the Uit Mliot'ra in the
state in my employ, I muke
HORSBIIOMXG ,V SI'EIALTY
ALL WOul ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
Shop opposite corner from Pope's'
hardware store. j
ORECON CITY. ORECON. !
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' Arm r. x.
HllSKHfliii M All. (Kallyi
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l.v
Ar
I'oriland Ar
(iroKoiil'lly I.v
Kn-i'liurc I.v
4 in r
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n .11 A. x
AI.IIANY I.IH'AL (I'ally.cxt'rpi Sunday.)
Notli la hirrliy l. rli. (hat Id tcnia-ur.
adllllllilrilru. with Ih will ahnrird id Ih I Mila Kiral
l.lr"ltt Ihlll.ak d"? ii,., haa fllrd lirr In uilli, .1 .1 h
arO.itllll ,r Filial a.'lll.-mrhl HI III r,,nlil j I ourl
for t lukim-a roilht). Iiri'oli and dial aald
rourt h. . :iin-. M.in lai ll,r l. lai nf Ma) .
I'. al Ih limir "I li .-k I t ( aald l.i.
for hi-ar hi i.l,.-i-(loua (.1 and ari'nut. and arl
Ih'tiii-nl ilo-ii'i'l
I'ali d M .ri li ' vi:l
K.MII.V II HI I I ik K. I. Iml. .1.(1. mi
Kllhlhi' will a i 1 1 1-a o. I of hic rual id M IV.
Illlllil'k. ili rra.nl 1 ,l I ia.
M 'l II I A I iiIm.K Nn In 1 o r 1
and Ihlrd aaiuidar u
"I lni'ia Vlaliln, n,.-.
"" "" 1 ann i
i W I l..xta, llrr
mi 1-n 1 11 y t 'iIm.k or a 0 r i
klrrlaior) arri.lid and li una rrt'i
fiifarll 111. .nth In odj 1, ,,.,, t
'joillllllil brclhrrll r..l.l.(, Is, i ,
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tiB'i 1 Ai.irr. Haordr
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mi r. x.
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1 7-M A.X
. Mill AX.
Against Jersey Inbreeding.
EurotaB was the result of an outcross.
Her owner generally Lred her and her
descendants together without iood r.
Bnlta in that way, but other people bred
her sons upon imported and other cows
that were no kin to her, and the result
of that course has been the large num
ber of tested granddaughtersof Eurotas.
I bought at public and private sales
several granddaughters of Eurotas, in
bred, and never could make a good cow
out of one of them, but 1 never, out of
eight of her granddaughters which were
ontcrossed, failed but in one instance ti
make a tested cow, although I h mght
them all as calves before they wi -e de
veloped. Tennessee people have been very buc
ceesful breeders of Jerseys, and they
have from the start adopted the simnl
plan of breeding the good individuals of
afferent approved families together and
never inbreeding closely. New Dairy.
Grape Flarored Butter.
Here is a new wrinklo for the dairy
man. It is said that a Chautauqua
fanner fed bis waste grapes to his cows
nd produced butter of an unusually
fine flavor.
Yaluuhle Colt Hold.
A check for $10)0, signed by J. P.
Mann, the owner of Altao, is the price
Poftmaster Biers, ol Vancouver, re
ceived for his 10-months-old colt On-
cona. The colt is by Oneco out of Ven
eiia.anumucli is expected of it in the
future. The bargain was very quietly
maue ana the check handed over bv Mr
Mann with apparent satisfaction that his
bargain was a good one.
The State's stove Foundry.
The stale board Tuesday effected the
purchase of the stove foundry at the state
prison. The price paid was $40,000.
The purchase was consummated Hfi.r
considerable discussion and inquiry. It
was thought the officers would be able to
purchase for a less sum, but it could not
be done, and as they were anxious to
have the convicts employed, this was
thought the best move. With R. J.
Fleinming superintendent it is expected
the foundry will be started Monday.
Bargains In lion I Estate.
All leval 80 acres one mile from Oregon
City at $")0 per acre, terms easy.
Seventy feet on Main street with eood
building $0000.
Several nice sightly lots with and with
out hounes in the city ranging from $Ii00
to $2000.
One block of 8 lots with two lioiws,
good barn and well of good water $:;cOo!
For terms etc inquire of Johnson &
Randall office over Bank of Oregon
City.
The
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIt'K.
In the matter of the entitle of (ieorire T Mill
more. dei'LHacd.
Nolloe la herehv riven, that il.o ,,.i.,..i.....i
. n the ZUl dav of Maroh ik.ii .ii.. ...
C'l?.',;'1 I'lmiiiMriiiiir of the estate of lieorite
r. Millmore.deoeaaed. hy the llonorahleCoiiniy
Court of the atme of Oreiron for i.'Urkainaa
....,. jieraona navitiu cih i ma aitulimt an Id
estate are hereby iiiiiifled to present ;hein Wt,
he proper vou. l.era. ivllhln al, rton-ha troin
the date of this noilee m the inidiTlKi.ed at the
" nmmi-iie raper A ruin (J ... ore
8" CI'v. Ori-K.in. I.. i. (jntNKl V, Adm'r.
inieu una ytD l ly o; April, lha;l. 4-U;,V12
Weal Side Hivialon.
HETWKKX I'OHTLAXII AND CoKVaI.I.IH.
Mall Train, ltally (Kjeept SliiniUv.l
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL I'lllNTS
EAST AND SOUTH.
Fnrlleketi ami full Information reiaruin.
inpauy a af Mit at
I I'M INo'KN r TAX a ll K
Stale of llrrann, (
roilllly nf I'lar.amai I
To i lir illy rcilirrior of nri'in I lir nrrinii
In (lie nam nf the Htalc of nr.-tf.ti. i.ii ar,.
hi rel.y r,.innaM..-l m fnrtliallli lry ,.n lljr
follow inn Via and part ol Im. ami lamia, of ,
inurn mere.'! , i .allaly llir uupal
l l II K I SI Al iJ'lN.r, No M, A 0
Wr. i. n ri and third Mniidat la vt
I at alialflil t Hall I. Ilh, lonhru t
I K I ft
lire
I.MIU i .... . .... ..
II a.1,1 linuarl, lor . AIT. Ilia r, ... 1 III H
! rut la. inapa, etc
Ori'Kou City
K KllKIII.KIt,
Mannner.
call un Co
K. I'. KOGKItH,
Aaa'l O. K. and I'aaa. Aient
'. . .. ' : ' . 'i? .; ' '- -Lt
S' . -4. 'TBI i -1
Infills
I .hhi aiara.mi'lit (u-lliaf Irvlrd lir laid lily on
aald iroirt) lir i.rdln Hire .So III of .aid I II)
I and aald aupaatnent laiiua fur th piirp.n
I PoiiattiirlllK a ar on Main alr.ei a ,.ll,r
rr.a .lri-,.. Iii ,.. rir,,pr Hi i.IuH all.
aald .....r lirln, fully irar.l.n III oldi nan.
,o IIO of .,, n,r ,, I,,, tfmr U) Ur
manner prioldr.l hy law. and return III pru
, eed. of ui-li al in llir I'lty ItPaailtrr and till.
I warrant to m. ih rMnrdrr of a. , ,-iiy. .hi,
: your dolni rnd. ra. ilirr.m, iorir m.
,n ,,, . rn) irea.ur. r Inr the pr.ar.a-.ll
ol .m li .al aa paid lo hi in ,
TTilawarr.ni , .,) hy ,,,,,, , ,,. ,.,'
rounrll ,,,,, , lly tlt ,
aald eniini ll ii.;, i,- ; j,w
ir.ra-
or iiiiriiii.s
Vla Ur.l Monday nf arh mmilk t
I Hall lirraou t uy Vlaltllif nianala
aali'ofu.
PAVIIi M. AKTIII K. Cusaai
I f Hllw, Ad).
urn I IKiiiK I'lisr. No. I! li A. I,!'
mviil of Ofi.
Veaalt In arh.ad hila. al lf Ml Iff
illday In rai'h mm. Ill al i orlii 1
roinrad. mad l''tti ai.-aaaa
J. K la.iioaa, Adjl. luiaau
111 Willi.. HI,,.,,.,,, j vp ,,.rr,,,, ,, i
mm, !
r, il . ll . i,
hand and allin-d ih.. ....i
Una HKh day id Itrrriularr,
f aal, Or. J..U ( ii).
M'-al 1 Id
ny Virtu of lliralai,
I. I. I'l'lUHl.
irdi-r of "rr(,.ni ii) , nir-.,.
I
lion, fn
aatlafy
NOIICK OF 8ALK.
Notice ia hereby iven I hut upon Saturday, the
?il ili.y of April, m, nf in oVlock ,, ,,H,
Iny, nt the court liou-e door in ()re.m City.
tlHrkamiia c .unty. Orev.ii, the uiidorsiK l
fftiMnii ... ..r .1, ........ i .... . m . n . :
-rii-iii.111111 annua or J. Im w.
Norn el hmmn f. aie .H. d.d, Ow.rKH H. e,l(.
and Horn H Nenile , minora, wil' hI1 at puldie
suction the foilw,n escribed r.l eau,t, be
lonmnir to aaid nunora, in-wii-
PnrcHl one. A trad of land aitun'e, lying nnd
beiim in 'heoou ;iy. f C'nckHiniui. Sin'n of Ore.
yon, and bounded ami particularly described aa
follows, lo-wi: I hat certnii, jm cnl nf himI b.
inn a part i f Donnlion Land Claim of Wibiain
Holme anil wife, in ,d county, and bira deal aa
till own: HcKinmi.nntnp int f..urtn 111) Hubs
east from the northwest corner of land conveyed
tii L Jacob Kamm, and renor 'eil on ..t u.-.i, !
thence. mH'chZ.',". trf" "'!f ZFiWh""" ! I7 XV
4-, thence weaterl, . . . ,L u.l. !! '."r" ire... ll' S.'.'l B"""Y nd ..fv . .
at the conmy toad, thence nortberly al nir mil! APj?,?! 8 Oriental Powder In Pleah,
r a . lo i wl,' ia know, as the north line of the ? ?'",k Crr"m h"da, (flrra to the
Wyirant 'and ami tn tl,e .p,i . . i fiu-e a beautiful .1... .i
aa .Wribed in Record I bonk "lV "wlta!!S I . 0p"
aouth tothe north line i f Jacob ( arum 'a land-! Appel'a Natural Blush TheonlykouRe
the' ce went 14 links to the !,... ..I i i i truclouiiin.. i..j
.iniii.i. ...t i.;:.,"--'" -I K, .... ." of
,,.., uani i.enricctrii, put up In Iwoalmdel
L'J.'h for llloiidea, Duik for llrunntra.
io. ar.i b:iaatie co. B: rnatltcj
mkauk uturr rniu-a. 11 ti
MINT 'K OIlK'.n.S.
Wr. f M I I, .in, ,m. . fs.
Mr. y . r.alii ,n. - T"l
''a J ll llaidlllf. - fcr
M-rf op flr.i and third f'tdar. w
olllh III K. of Hall. UrlnUn
p.,ri.iii I I.... li. .i j. - i.. ....... ..... .
ui,i, n .nil .in . . .. . -.. ..-,1,., ..-. Hi'inaii, roiiiiajiy wiroair.i
"poll, ami li III. on aaliirdav. the l,:i, ,,, i
Man. l.'i. . at i im i ... . . . . ' . ' '
"I i ii ins. li li. ..r .!. i ...
al thiTouri I..,.,. d,.,r in ll,.-. V i... . . a"N1 Vr.TrKANa
r- i' naar i amp. i i meeiir''
and Inlrd llliir.day rvrnlni id .ark
K of ! hall
K H TAl.irr ran
ll a) In ai ui v lai l.laql
III!
Li ,.V, : i , ""!!".
lay. a. tlT,, ),,,,,.. ', " 1
lV llfl-afl.ll II II..
Hln-.f ir rti , ' ..I, '
''"h In I.mhI, ,.r ... inrli thi-r.l A :.
he miiuiifii nf ... . . '
l)lli(of a ii arr ,,i, VI. .' .... ' , ' '
lr In iir. o . ". ".' ' '
a. full v ,l,., i.i .. . '.'""" IT.
... ' i "aiu uriiui.m
Or.'iiou i tv. i an
I ' : JLA . 4 Ml of ,,.f,,.,
ll mini m il 'aal.Jaljnaa..t.V.Uii . . J V1..1 ' " "" "r"r ai
AoDel'a P,i.i. c . ' ' V '"" '"'d,, it,
ri. t - . fc.iaiuDi. -or ine I ., ."-'npuiin
Crcaiion of perfect Coaipltxloo, The I 'N'.'r,h '"" "Mot one,
favorue French Coamellc. , bin. k
Appel's Complexion Cream r-radi-1 K"l """h
calrt Wnnklca nndgivea lo the Skin the I ..,"""' l"l a. I.IiM-k :i
lextureol youth. Kl .Northerly :it 7 ,.,., (
Appel's Skin Bteach, Eradicate, .11 ! ,1'" " r.
iniiTi'il In
III moil,.
"ly aide of I,, 1 7
hlis'k i'j
ll II imi... Ia 1.10'
.No. Ilunf
llll.llllt. lor .wrr ...,.,et,
I A H.
" Mull
On nr a Nam
I ilklTntniT
r.tlkr t'.nilvl
W II. IIihu ...
Ain't. 1
1
I'l an
li'J 10
"K K Ii. IIAKKIltAVll'.l'
M. i. In K I' Hall mi th .iui4 !
Monday evrliln. of each nn.iilh
Ma. W K Jull.SaOJI.r-
.Miaa .N.iaa. t ai.irr, Hrc'y.
NKW KM A W C T V.
Me. flr.t Hatiitilay III farh mnelaa
hall In New Kta. Krlrinl nl III rauM
vlid In be pr.-...nt. Mui l'aay J'
Mas Kj.ra.a, President.
" ; cr a or laud, more or leas, all in
neetion 32 1 . 2 S., It -l K. of the IV M
Harce two A tract of land beKinnii, at a
E ? 5 hoTL.h c,;,",rbitWH n Mictions :il and
,Z V . 1 " '-W' M- running thence north
'9 17 1 . Puii't, runtiinn thence west
.ijji.i nan to a pom . ninniim thence aoiith III g-
roda tn h point, a d mnnii K llience east trscinu
the south bonnilaiy line ..f said a ction al,
..3 r...i t, place ,fbinnnir., conlai-inic one
acre of ami, m Cliicknmas county. Onwm.
0.1 roU,iIe"' 1 A ,r"';t "f ,w,rt teninnin f. a
pop 19 54 Kl rods west of the . nil, err er be.
tween .'; io- a 111 and IB, T. 2 H It 2 K. of the W
M.. riinni it ihence north II! .r mils to a point,
.....ni.a ninwrsiiu S3.i-4II rolls lo , point,
rllnnir Klhemeaoiilh 29. e. east. IS M-l(! rials
to a point, ru.ininifili no east racirn the south
Jouiomryl'uofsaiileciion3l. 0 3H-H3 r.,,la t.
the olnce of hwimunv. o -nt.ininir 1 V.ac ea of
laid more or eae, altunle i- C ck mss county.
t I.IZZJK NKbKL.
Uunrdinn of the persons d esin ee of ',,,n W
t.end.,1, Kmrrm i.ls, e del, (jeoW H. Nendel
and .Nora B. Nendnl. minoia ;i-241 2S
NOTICK OK ATTOINT.MKNT.
cannitiu factory at Eueene is
making extensive preparations for a
heavy run this season. This cannery
has a capacity from 0,000 to 25,000 cans.
Corn and peas canned last year are of
excellent quality at present and have the
appearance of being long keeping goods.
The goods put up are all of a high class
and will be sold as such. As there is
not a cannery on the coast canning corn,
this one will make a specialty of this
product and preparations are beinir
mane ior putting out quite a large plat.
Large stock of carpets, matting and
rugs. Prices cut twenty per cert for
the next thirty days. If yon want a
carpet now is tha time to buy and save
money. See Bellomy & Busch. x
The Lyan & Healy is the best toned
and most durable organ mada. Sold on
easy terms by Burmeister & Andresen. x
Notice la hereby given, tint the nnderslKned
c?nrt'ef rrt" by,he """"r"i,lB ,;"'""-
tratorvvlih Will annexed
tha II.hIkcs, deceased. All persons havlnir
claims HKiilnat snld estate are notified to pre
sent them, properly verified, to me, at Car by,
renon, within alx months from the date of this
uotii.e, pr they are forever burred.
JA.MKS IIOIKiES, Adm'r
of estate of Martha Unices, deceased.
K. Haves, Att'y for Adm'r.
liated April 6, law. 4-7 -M
A paiiipiiii.tou how loC'ruuiuacuuiiiiu'xion'fryo
Bnd ipssla For Hale By .01011 iriio,
CHAKlvClT & CO.
Portland-Clatskanic
R-O-U-T-E,
'' half 1 in .T.--1 n
Ihe south halfol ,,(
. hliM.'k a . . .
Ml Jt-Vi
.NOTICK UK
I.ailru Kaysl
Udru lli.y.i
J. r
I '. W
KllllAliKH,
" ..lU-. ii,r.
'"II Llyliui
llllllop.l.. I ..III
II .... If.. I. . I'M V
Mr
4rVrrrrrrt
PiTr7.'P?s:-if--l
AITUIATIDX
t , 1.1'KXsK.
,,.'.' wl"'"i it may ,,,.,
11.. """" '"at llir
,1..- i ouiiiy i.i
i lor a " . . '" ;'"). Ml .U ,r , .
'"I""" 111 I,.., ,,, , '""'ail, and vl
" precini i h ., 1 7 """ "l In
'"r p'rha , ','" I;'l,,,,,)r'''1,'1'-k.
mill, ii!? 'iiir:' ":
'"urt at snld ,. ' "" ".! lo
' A. MKINIi).
I'KTHIONKOH U'jr.iHMi.K.v.
C' 'lllly.''H'io"ll,'i'' Vlreilln, .''
.. . 1 ' '"'H- liri'I'l III. I
'""i mile of (r, , ' , ,.,
j f'A.N'IIY l.olMIK. NO (Wd.l 0 fi;
Meeia ftrat and third MaiunUr "
I knliflif. hall f.nuhy. VI. "llir niambf"'
Inadn w.."onir I1K11. W. Kll'Hlf. "
j Kl-I. K Molir. Her
j TIAI.in.N lillAM.K. Nil 1 1 1. 1 '
Meetalaai Haiiirday uf cai h tn"0'
hall In Wll.ouvllli. H. II Hi'
I Miaa liaiit Muaiir, Heo'y. '
l."l'l.-ra .,f 1 ,,a..., '',,.'','.',l..v',,''' ai'1 hou.. I
lliHUir, " , "l'lflt''"U., lm.li ,
r : ",,ml -i'cifuiiv '. 1 i
u ... . '.
'""' 10 r a. i ""'i in
F COMPANY, FIHHT KKOTMKNT, O. N. 0.
Armory, T hird and Main. KeKUlar drill nlulit,
Monday. Keifular bualiiesa meetlnua. Srat
mouuay 01 eacn month.
F. 8Kelley. - . First I.lcutf iiant.
11 Plckena, . . Second Lieutenant.
Wanted, Bacon, Lard, Wheat and
Oats at the Park Place store. x
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double and Sintrle Ritrs. and sail
die horses always on hand at th
loweBt prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information retranlinir anv kind nf
stock promptly attended to by person or
letter.
Morses Bought and Sold.
mr i tm at
STR. SARAH DIXON,
T it , '
BHAVlCIt, AluUcr, J
Loaves WushinKton stroot dock I
I ortlanil eyifpy Monday, W,,,,,.!
" rjniny,ai I) A. Jl., f(,r St
Helens, Kalama, Rainier, Oak Point
and intermediate pointH, arriving
at
CLATSKANIE
At 3 o'clock p. rn.
Return trips for Portland followin.r
mornings at G a. rn.
For freight or passenger rates
-.jwiy to uock clerk at Portland or
on board steamer.
This is the nearest and most di
rect route to the Nchalcm valley.
A line of ladies' and cl.illreH' (in
dongola shoes, 3 per cent less than
original cotit at the Park Place store
We wish to close out this line of shoes
and oiler them at prices that. .in .....
sell.
"'l'l Vil ,
Hilt v ami .1 . ' l"i I'lncl,
.1 ".. "i iiri'ioo, .. i "
'i,;ia w i a , ai il
o'uni's.
niilucs.
'.'"'li I Ilm,
'"'111. Mui,.J
', "'" llolbliali
!'"'T'h Hl(
I'. K Andre K
JJ '"''"ilumi
Hre,
! I A Tiei
I II Vem.r
'' H Chiue
I'-ni.l K liK-.f
Albert si, ...i. i ..
' -l"ir Anluoaer
"""I'll Meyer
""'T'h UnWt
" in In,),.,,,
H lill,lK
, "'l"'l"r V,.,r
II. I.awreiie
''!""'" I'hela,,
J Mi'lioiiald
A I) HoiiKluin
'"."K" A
1 ;,,,!r,1 "'"rlHilli
John I, Krl
'"'Niila Veirer
,""", I'li-lau
rlareiV 11
II Tarelll
M Ke aeekar
ll Kp,,rson
hoin,,, ()W()11
"d l)Wfe "
Tiarl,., ri!
n P, iNffyy
M c Uonalioo
HI T l K CHKKK Oil ANilK, .No , f 1
tale of I l"i'ia at thnir hall III Marnuam . '
"'I ") In each inonili at III a. n. '
nn nilier. always wnleoiiie.
, J. K IAi K. J. K. WH!
Hecri'larv
Mnl.AI.I.A UllANl.K, Ml. , t ol
Mi ci, at thulr hall al Wrlifld'n rUf
"''r-lnl Muiiirdny of each laoiiltl il "
fellow in.iuhura made velnun
Jaa. NI.K. '
r. If ( oiii kh. See,
WAIIXKII UltANiiKTS" IIT.T ''f
t lo'lrlll Haloiilav nf rai'h m'IIH 1
w r.ra. t , is. wiiiiama.
Mra. Mav WaW"'
A'l'iin Kolzmiin
ll'-riiiiin lir,,,,,
JHHrnl.h
K W I,I,
I'll Andersen
'lali I'm vii,.
I i .loiiHrud
IJ'-nry MdniHbell
II Widmer
I Kl'lderbuscli
i n i in,.,,
I M Niulth
ll'Tlniiu Kmeher
A'lo .h h..,.r
M W 'irllliii,
X He(er
'K'lniieiku
'I W lllaolc
llranihall
S HhCiiii
John ir,.,
"li'lirllve"'"'"
JVin Waeaim
t,r'"l VVa,.,,,0
KHWhiu,
II Truliel
'LP Hruoka
r'lrayam
John Come
e Cottee
H K Hyatt
A Kilh.er
A KHki-I
w'n llnsi h
K I
metsi'h
w Ko.M,,.ck
f "lei ri Ikstk
J Paunch
J A Smith
I ", " ""10
Al-MII.I.HK I.HIM1K, NO. .IH KOrf
Mc.Ma everv Krlday nlht al t!i K 0,5
-...ok .uiKui nivitiiii .
Cllaa. A i.hbhiiit. ) ,
J. E. ItllllllM. k' "
't.I MIH A IIHIIK AN'II I.AliI'"'
Mci la first Krlday of each !
founiiiln enKliin hoiian. t'HAa. ATM'
l: H. I'n.i.ow, Hnc'y. ('ii l"TI"
IATAIlAi" ii. oair I'll Nn. 1
Meets nit,, nd Tuesday nf' cadi n"ib'J
"""'t Knullie hou.e. W II. Ili'"; f
" ii. iikstow, Hen'y. J. W. OC"""
, POI'.NTAIN IIOHK CO., N" I
Hi'Kiilar ine..tlii,aeciiii(l Wi'diif"1"'., ,
'""""' I'Dlne I a.., east aliln
Hevnnth and Kliililh. .
' Ai:KKKMN,H,.('y. I,A Nl H 0AHH"1
Kt. Nkwthn. Koniiii".
WOOD TUlHlC
SCROLL SAW
BOXES
I'artiuH
OF ANY
SIZES HAHHTlf .
TurnlnJ.
doHirliii: Wood
terns, Ilrackets, or
Shop Carpenter's t
Will he Huituil hy Callln' l
Doors, Windows and K
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Or
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in
1
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TO ORDER. ,f.
, H. BESTOW
lI. the Uonurenatlon1 1
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