Oregon City enterprise., June 09, 1893, Image 4

Oregon City Enterprise.
tubllheti Kvery Frklny.
CHAS. MKSIJRVIC,
l't'HLIKIIKK AND I'HOI'KIKTOH.
be hn.l in compressed hales ftr about J lolUf . goods in smh countries a mini of pmlU he
eents per ixiuiitl, m.. nt aucli Hkum-h my j yond oaloulatl.m In paid and h meat deal of
iiriKiHHim 0.111 tei "H'lil ol me as long as I j Course 10 oilier tuitions. In It limu to Ih'kIii
ciiii p't them luiit down here for Unit priee, j to surprise both our people mul lorelil nu
ninl Hint is cheaper than one ran raise Inn j lions by a nd toward keepinir tli money
own lohacvo. About linlf a doteu of my of tln ('lilted Stales itt home. Mul .illtiiiK
neighbor lioptrrowers, o y rooMinnpti.lii-1 a mop to the patromi,.,. or oilier countries
lion, used (ohaivo lor nprAy inn (lit ir hup. , to some ex tent?
yards last lull, and every one of llieni has j
been highly satisfied viilh the result." I
OFFICIAL PAfER OF CITY AND COUNTY.!
. co-or.KR.mrj-: ri..i.
SUBSCRIPTION HATK8, The Illinois Central Kailroad Coniany
Onayear. '. . . . fj ro ,,IW ",lomu',',l I'1"11 V w latoti its em.
81 mon tii , f ployes may become stockholders. Tills Is a
Three moiulis, 40 i svsiem nf nuwiii . 1-,.,i,.,...ii.,.. 1.1..1. 1.
Advenl.im me fiven ou application, entitled to more than passlnir notice, ami
n nun mar prove an titiH-rtnnt precedent.
The railroad problem in Its financial phase,
is still unsolved ami is heconiiiiK more ami
more complicate,) all the time. Any new
departure lias in its favor the fact that a
change eonlil hardly he for the worse. j
The Company oilers to sell to its ollleers I
and employes one share at a time, and at a I
fair market price, to lie ll.xed when apnlica-1
lion is made, the purchaser to pav for the
1.. ... I i .. I ....
fume in or iiiuiiipics 01 rive, lien one
Entered at the Pot Office In Oreon City, Or.,
as second class mailer.
FKIIUY, Jl'NK 9, 1SU3.
The ENTERPRISE piaranteei .nr bona
Ide elreulation than that of the other three
papers In the county combined.
A commencement f ,0 ureal a stcn hv
our people Is the llmllng ol means In I he
country to buy nil worthy securities; mid
I lie nex; step is, to put the money in such
securities and hull. I up the enterprise of
the nation, The next step Is the hull.lliur
of a proper linauclii'. institution In the coun
try to grapple with the prohleni and begin
Katherinnoi the wealth of the world lor
our people, to the extent that a proier ap
preciation of our dutiei and rlnhts as a na
tion demand.
Mol Ire f Dissolution.
TI10 firm heretofore existing under tint
firm niitiit) of Witicsot ei Si iipulto Is tliia
day dissolved liy liiutiial I'oiiHcnt, All
persona knowing tlicinaolvoa Indehtcd o
llio sniiKi w ill please call mul aelllo ly
cash or nolo within thirty iltiys.
S, 1''. Sritii'ii ttK,
('. 1', Wl.NKHKf,
Oregon t'ily, June II, ISM.
Arlnicklo'a l.lon or Mokuska colleo
L'5 ceiilM at Tim Hod Front.
AGENTS FOR THK ENTERPRISE.
Onweeo,
Oanby,
Clackamas,
Mllwaukle.
luiou Mills, -Alms,
Meadow Brook.
New Era.
Wilson villa,
Park Place,
Barlow,
loadstone,
Stafford,
atuiino,
Carus,
Molalla. -
Marquam,
Euttevllle
Aurora,
Orville. - -
EaRle Creek,
Kiiiinyside,
Damascus,
Sandy,
Salmon,
Currinsville,
Cherryville, -
Marmot,
0. W. Prosser
lieo. KnU'hl
A. Mather
Oary A Wissluner
li J. Trtilllnaer
E 8 Hrsmhsll
t'has llonnsu
W. 8. NewtH'rrjr
- ItenrT Miley
Hamilton Jk Wsshhuru
- Sirs. U. A. Sheppard
T. M. I'nwi
J. O.
C. T ll.iwsrd
K. M. .'tsper
Annie MtihM.
E. M. Ilsnmsu
B Jeniiliiits
- K. Itiesy
L J Perdue
11. V iltiern
John Welsh
J. C. Klliott
F. tiiKtseh
Mrs. W. M. Mclntvre
Ohkoon City has as rich an aitrieuttiir.il
country hack of and continuous to It as can
lie found anywhere In the stale, hut the
great trouble with it at the present tune Is
that it Is not developed lo anywhere near
its full capacity. One or the factors which
have added to Orcon'i prosin-ritv in the
past tew years, w bile the Sound country I111
snare has oeen paid hr another may I pur-1 "' ul!erui rroni financial depression,
chased, and so on as lon as the purchaser '" It" rich aKrlcultuml sectioua whu li
is connecieil with tin road. The shares of I invariably yielded ahundaul cropa
stin k are the same in all resct.s as other I '''l'n have b'en aent abroad in return for
lieo. J. Currin
shares, giving the usual ri;li to div idends
and power to vote. PuriiiR (he time ol
payment interest is allowed on payments
made at -I per cent.
If a purchaser shall make no payment for
a eriud of twvlve mouths the presumption j
will le that he does not propo.ie to coixpleie '
the purchase, and his money will lie re-1
funded with interest. This one share and '
iiisinmuem piau uocs noi preclude the pur-
money much of which has come from the
Annul itself in return for our vegetables,
our fruits and our cereals. The llural
Northwest says that " the business men of
Tacoma and Seattle are taking a good ileal
of interest in the matter of developing the
farming interests ol the country tribiilitry
lo those cities. This la very w ise action on
their part. No really great cities can be
built 1111 without lame ami iirosoerim.
ft Ks1"
(uiiivof clump
lmilulioiw.at"cul
prion," oirwrett by
u 11 a 11 1 hurl leil
ilcdlera as IKx'tor
1'ii'itv'a ieiiuiu
lllistielinti.
To p r a t n I
fraud and liupo
aitioii, thn i-nu-t'ae
(rminiiifivii
nusiieliii am sold
, , only through reg
ularly authortrrd aijrnta, and nt the follow
big Ioiik entithlishcd prion
ibikleii Mistical 1)immvii jt (for Uver, IMikkI
ami l.uug I isiimi (1,1)
raTiiiiio 1 rewTiptlnu (fur wonuina wik
tiiwse and ailment! l in)
1 kwwiii renew nor me llverl. , . 'Stc.
Hut at thiwo price, w hlch must I si nld fur
vimr im, ,,r, 1 ii.ni a ninuc uu an nol
only the beat, but they're the cAeoiMt, f.ir
they'ro iiiininr-rif in every cairn to Iwiiellt
or euro, or iim money ta rvrtindtsl.
Tim nuuiufiiiiurnni 'take all tba risk byaell
Ing them on rn.il Wt an nuiil U, y,.vr
in.riii;rin nir but omier li aileinpt to ut
titlltn otlwr mishelnoi for tio, by rnxilll
ineiiding tlwiu to ) "Just a uikhI " ouljr
Uutt be may nuika a Urgor prvtlL
COPPER RIVETED
r n ri a aw ssr'
s
OTTOM'TAN
ADORISS: BAN fRANCISCO, CL
cnase ot a larger number of shares of stock 'arming community 10 back them up. The
for cash. , change from developing real rstnle tuwiin.
TOBACCO SFRAYIXG,
Mr. G. Muecke of Aurora gives this as his
experience in destroying the hop louse. The
extract is from a paper read before the
farmers' institute at Harlow. He savs:
"There has been so much written, so
much advice given, so many controversies
had about the best spraying materials for
the hop yards that, after reading all of it.
and trying for the last two years almost
every one of the recommended best' sub-
oiaiii-ts mm materials, I nnally became ut
terly disgusted ami was just about giving
op all hope when I learned a way to save
them. Why the hops were not destroyed
and bow we saved them from the lice which
a month previous had so thoroughly infested
me lower yam 7 yon may naturally ask. I
most emphatically answer, we kept destruc
tion off bv spraying. And spray we did (in
fact almost too late) for six weeks, right
along; that is to say, six weeks before and
right up to picking time. What did we use?
We used tobacco and whale oil soap, ami
when our small supply of whale-oil soap
gave oat, we made the commonest kind of
soap ourselves, by boiling common grease
with concentrated lye and water, and I be
lieve it answers the purpose just as well
for the soap only lends to make the spray- i
mg material stick to the plant and leaves
you w ish to spray. But the true and most
effective insecticide is tobacco juice. 1 have
found this out to my entire satisfaction.
Whenever tobacco juice hits a leaf infested
by the aphis, you will quickly see the aphi
des become white, and a few hours later
brown and ihriveled up, and there is the
end of them."
Mr. Muecke says that he was led to adopt
this method by learning of the experience
of a merchant whom he met in San Fran
cisco and " who owns a large and handsome
place and residence In Alemeda. California.
He is a great amateur horticulturist, and
basin his large garden many ot the choicest
peach trees. But some 'infernal insects'
bad made tbem look sickly since the last
two or three years. He tried every recom
mended remedy, but none did any good.
At last he took over with bim a small lot of
tobacco stems, made a decoction, and up
the juice went right into the leaves of the
trees with thrice the force which a true Vir
ginian would use in squirting it into tbe
fireplace. The result was astonishing.
Within a very short time the leaves became
bright and perfect, and the fruit was mar
velous. It seemed to have been demon
strated that tobacco is not only a sure In-
sect Killer but a great fertiliier, not only for
vegetation In the root but for the very leaves
on tbe branches of fruit trees or vines. The
same gentleman was so enthusiastic about
his results that he advised and urged me to
use tobacco Juice in my bopyards against
the hop louse, and he would guarantee suc
cess. It was then rather lale in the season,
the hops just about commencing to bur out.
Vet, rather than again let the aphis or
'phorodon hiimuli' eat me up (or rather my
hop yard), I was bound to steal the march
on them if I could. I procured a good lot
or tobacco stems, soaked them in hot water,
strained the liquid through old bags, and,
when cooled, mixed with soap and water,
and up went the juice and down out of ex
istence went the hop louse.
" There are also other greater advantages
in using tobacco over all other spraying ma
terials : tobacco Btems are cheaper and their
substance can be put into use quicker than
anything else; you can make at least two
emulsions or decoct ions from them within
a few hours and then use the residue stems
as tbe best and most effective fertilizer on
the hopyard, by putting them around and
plowing them under tbe hills, a grub worm
wtll never go near, and it may I say it
Ir. the event that the purchaser leaves the
service of the company from any cau-e, no
matter what, he must then either pay in
full for his share and receive a certificate
therefor, or take his money, including in-
Mrs. M. J. Hammer I totvsl up to the date of his leaving the serv-
Adolph Ascholl 1 ice. This Is clearly right and rir all
I around. In fact we see no objection lo any j
feature of the w hole plan. Apparently the 1
details have been framed in a way to satisfy
and be fair to both parties.
to developing agricultural resources Is
most healthy one."
In view of the fact thai there an. so many
acres of unimproved land well suited to ng.
riculture in the immediate vicinity of this
place would it pot lie a good Idea for the
business men of this community to set
about establishing inure Intimate relations
. between themselves and the fanners which
shall lend to a rapid 'development of the
I rich farming lands contiguous?
ISOOTHIN
Now is tho timo for summor hats. Wo ha;
just what you want.
Children's Hats in Black or Whil
Straw with bow or wroath only 60 com,
LADIES AND MISSES SAILOE:
In lino Mack or whiti- triiiinn l with n'uU .K)
The best Sailor Offered Anywhere for 25 cenJ
I.iir(,'o nsnTtiui'iit of trim )-! lint latest ri'lmn nml 1t,
fr.iiii l.mtt..
Best Flour, per bbl. - S3.5
Arbuckles or Lion coflcopor lb.Ssj !
Cocoanut, per lb. - - 2$ I
Beans, 25 lbs.
Itie Inter Ocean says of this plan; "Thelbcsi ways to bring this about is to make
primary object ot the board of directors of '''is a good market o uter,
the Illinois t'entrul is to establish and main-! ;
tain a community of interest between the j Til imporlai.ee of ... early completion of
stockholders as a body and the employe, as the Nicaragua!! canal can only be under
a body. It must be conceded that the at- j stood bv a comparative statement of the
tainmentof such an object would be a great ! saving which ocean transportation involves
thing, and that not only lor the people in i The saving upon the freight carried by the
direct interest but as a precedent for other ocean is not all that has to h.. eo I.,l i
corporations. The company has no stock making this estimate, as the ocean freight-
.or sa.e m ,ne ordinary way. ers act as a regulator on all freight rate, e-
The result of this system will be awaited : reft on perishable goods. With the com.
with interest by others besides railroad mag- j pletion of the canal the v olume of business
na.es, o.ueers, and employes. If it works which would at once lie drawn to it by rea
well in this ca.se it may be tried in other , son of the greatly reduced lime of transit
hues of business conducted on the cori.o-i and the cheapened trensonrt,..!,.,, u..l.i'
In thesedays the tendency is lo ! still further militate in hiv.ir ..f tb twirl-
coast. I'pon this subject the Hun Fran
cisco Call says: "Over liUKimO tonsof frelthl
1IEUEVI rEVEltlHH I1KAT.
fliFTVENT FITH. CONVrmiONH.
PltrsfUVK A HKALTUY aTATK Or TIIK CXiN
8TITCTI0N VVHINU TEllloD Of TEETU1NU.
Be that the words "JOnS BTmA!l Ch.m.
lt, WlrrorUj, Bunny," ara eimrvrd ou Ui
i Ine of the i orernru!U Hi amp affllml lo eacti packot.
Sl.o:
SupirM nf nil jint'li's ly
line H-
tho iiirk ill rt. l!i iiii inl. r wit If
urtiiii'i.t of tliii fi.H.iniiijj:
a-8nld by all LeadJnf DrufgUU.
rate scale
corioralions in almost all large lines of
business. It requires o much capital that
'"""' en.-.ieo ooi. i nc corpo-1 will have come round tbe Horn in clipper
rale system is to business much what ma- ships in the year which closes next month
chinery is to manufactures. There are On this local merchants will have made a
hand made goods still, but they cannot sav ing in freight of at least f, per ton. This
compete with machine made, and so there is at least worth
.APANESK
CURE
A new mid coniplrm treatment. r.ni'llni
SlIKi.in.rle, U..M).1 111 In nail Ira .1... .
lt.i and IMIla; poalilve eure l..r Ktteriial.
.Mir.uai, iiiiiiu nr (iimiiiiif, llrnthtf, I hrollle,
Hi ei i.l nr Hereditary J'liia, mid many diwaaea
nd female Wi-nkllea.e.; It la aw)a (r(.i
bent-Ill in the KMiii-ral brail hi I he flr-t
i "HT in a nu oil al eure render lua an -1 n r i . 11
wlih the k.nlB iifiu.marr hert-nlirr. Ihn
fined haanrwr Itch known In Ml ,,r
.u'." . ;,"'" by mall. Why 'r-nn
this terrible dleaM when a rlllen pMlaralllrn
l"Kiven (villi al lKir. In refund ihetinmry it
not eured. Hend xamp fur free sample. i,ilar
l.lee I.miinI ,y V,hii,i,i I.AKkr A f... i,
"ale Slid retail dni(irlla, ,lr anelili. Pnrllali.1
Teidiii. For .ale b 1: 0 lliiiiilvy, tireoiu:iiy'
Moils', Hoy's, lijulirs ami Children's SIi J
MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS.
1 M't'ss pnn
tin
a in t triiiiiniii;
li-A ijuality aii'l !
iitnl. rw i ar, t-tc.. wITh It art
nvr.-t r i in tln t oimtv.
Park Place Store
!.,
are many great lines of luisinesa
must be conducted on the joint stock plan.
There is bardly a railroad in the country
which is not corporate property, and for the
most part factories are owned and 0eraled
on the same basis. The exwriment of the
Illinois Central is being tried for all corpo
rations, and may point the remedy for the
present antagonism between labor and car
ital."
COXFROSTED W1TIIDUTV
For some time past Edward Atkinson, a
radical free trader in theory, has been in
consultation with the treasury department
muili freight being shipped by the Horn
has also a healthy reaction upon rates
overland, and therefore the gain to the
coast is general. At this momint tbe
freight coming to California by clippers
is estimated at .'17,'") loos from New
York, AW jo Ions from I'hiladc Iphia and Ji mj
tons from Baltimore. This is a healthy
sign that California is not wholly dependent
on the Southern I'acillf, but can llnd
oiner means ol transportation when dis
posed to act."
A New Yokk paH-r is authority for the
statement that "half the money of New
I York is I Villif itl Vaults mid aulea IU.V..M.I
regarding the policy the administration the reach of business, and because 'its own
shall pursue relative to the rnlleetinn nf I n far. r,. i .. . ..
iKjt nu viic uih 1 1 1 em se. i ks, ami nave
revenue, and he now says, using the pro- no necessity for doing a business them-
i&sr a n rial WMi i
vr. i j? r. ai
noun "we" in referring to the a.luiinistra.
tion:
"We are compelled to face the situation
in which more revenue and not less is
needed. The result is that it will not be
possible for the administration to present a
bill which will make any very radical
changes in the tariir, or be a serious blow to
the protective system. The fact is that in
my opinion the administration will do very
utile, inaeed, w ith the tariff, for the very
good reason that it will not be able lo doso.
There will be some changes in the articles
which yield comparatively little revenue.
Probably many of them will be put upon
the free list. This will be true of those ar
ticles as to which the cost of collection very
nearly approximates the arnountof revenue
collected from them. The details have not
yet been worked out. Knougli has been
discovered, however, to make it very clear
that comparatively little will he done with
the tarlf by tbe administration. It will not
be possible to do much."
selves." This is no doubt true the country
over, and not till general confidence is re
stored and this money returned to circula
tion will better times result.
Tub city of I'hlladclphia has set apart
f JO.OjO to relebrate an old-fashioned Fourth
of J uly. There seems to be a general ellort
this year lo revive American patriotism.
The Inter Ocean says ' this is well. Edu
cation In patriotism is what young America
needs, and it wont be a lick amiss to some
of the older ones w ho thirty years ugo hid
under the hand wagon."
n
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.Viet" mi l Nl,
tlXJjicr 1UU!cJ1
u..occiitBauu. yiji.J
wi... . . '.V . I J.1' " tirnmiiryrum
- , , , i.OU:.ia. i roup, Sore
A? mi 'V-"5!?"""- Coiih .in.)
Ast. ma Inr Consumption If bna nu riviip
has cured thonaonda, end trill crn v.,r iV
infM '"r!"0; lJ'.,': !t:,tl; U J !' ",""r'
BHILOH'8 likL"' AlloKSA Ma'c j .K
iiik.-iii, 1...1... ;: . . . ,., ,.. v ,
tood tcic.neyi;.!. Pet...
For sul l.y C. H. Huntley.
I 'I. !UII
. I' l'fu'O.
Mrs. Million's Kiile.
When lrH. Million grx-H to ri.l
travels forth in Htato,
Her liorsos. full of fire and pri.Io,
prancing from the jjHte;
But all the beauties of the day hI.b views
with lungui.l eye,
It reems then that this administration I fIur f,eBh in weakness wuatcs away, her
NO l V E OF FINAL 8ETTI.K.MKN I.
t herebv tlv-e notice i. I l... ai...i .1.1. .1..
,t7 i'i v-oieMsinaa r. 1. inly. Oregon
my a.Tmii.i, , v,,.i,.t.r. fr flnnl x-ttlemeui
i.f Ibeeiiaieof J.ihn Wllaon deeeaaed. ami thn
""u", "l'l'i...eil lite mat Molnlay lii All
ii.it. ivn, for the examination and eii1ni,.,it f
themi.ni. UAVI1) VtlfaiiN.
June S, ls'jn. 0-111:7-1
Prices on furnituro. lonnef;
,
.v vuuvu, viv,, aicv v U 1tlA.Uli il lliiL.
ble. By judiciously buying fir
niture, and by manufacturing oi:
OWn lminfTOcimnffrAcarke. f n J
tuvVA VUkJlO UIU WU ttii
able to sell at tho following mid ;
1 SI W - I .
wnicn are 25 per cent, below Porf
land prices or any over given zt
uregon Uity Before today.
Lounges, common. ....
Bed Lounges, hard edgo, -Bed
Lounges, snrini? odirnq
at.lSes bolstered, 30 springs,
NOTICK.
I.'. 8.
Hill!
go
band Ofllce, Oregon City, tnnii,i
( omplalnt having been entered at thin nilicc
by Henry N jih.i.n analnat Kollln T llroolt.
for Rbnnd.inl.iir hia llome.tesd Knlry No si,7
dated Deerinber W. sm. nt.nn tl,.. ...... '
I He lton .10, Towiishlliilshiilh. Itanite h east, In
" ""''iiiii. wrriMiu, wi.ii a viewi.ithe
eaniellatlon of said entry, Die said pnrllea are
hereby ...ininoned to appenr at this ..lliec on
the sth .lay of July, IsM.at yock a , , .
rep,iid and furnish testimony oon.eriilii
aiild aliened abandomnei.l "
,.,., J T AI'I'KHHON. Heirl.ter.
IHV ra PKTKK PAy'JKT, Iteeelv.ir
Woven Wire,
Bedsteads,
VVu do tli is iii order to kec
laixl, where tlicy, ,,ot knowin-
lilivinir ni f.,l...l .
V " h l.ll'UHHIS Jll'ICfs)
( all in and sec us u-Ik.h
$50;
12.0
3.:!
1 pfojilt- from gtii)ij to I'i
"ur tiricL'H. nrt( tftlkctli:
d'l'lUISC tlll'V nrn in Purtlnn.t
J -.... ....
Villi nrn in Ilii-ii Imvi
ioiii ui'K'iv lie v stock if XT ATT t
, , , ajaj rnriitt w
as low as the lowest.
find
!iich pu
does not find it as easy to carry out the the
oretical Chicago platform when confronted
with the important duty of supplying the
treasury with funds necessary for carrying
on tbe government. As has often been
learned by parties before, it is very easy to
criticise when there is no responsibility of
administration, but not so easy to apply the
pre-election theories when confronted with
the responsibilities of government.
d MIGHTY LOSS.
Just now many of our people are specu
lating on the cause of scarce nionev. and
the following suggestions by the Empire of
Finance and Trade may prove interesting
as well as profitable food for consideration:
By the calculations of some of the fl..n.
may in future even keep the bop louse, cicrs of England the people ami govern-
n Tl. n. .:..- J .... I . .0 ... .. . ..
voice is but a sigh
For Mrs. Million is in an advanced
state of catarrh, und all the luxuries
that wealth can buy fail to give her corn
fort. Hlie envies bt;r tobv wuitinv.muM
and would give all her riches for that
young woman's pure brentb and bloom
ing health. Now, if some Inie and dis
interested friend would advise Mrs. Mil
lion of the merits of Dr. S,
age's Catarrh
way. The quassia chips, no doubt, are
also a good spraying material, but why use
an article which is more than twice as dear
and which takes a much longer time to
make an emulsion from? And the residue
you cannot utilize. In Kngland they know
Tery well that tobacco as an lnsect-ltillerex-cels
quassia chips by far, but there tobacco
Stems are about three times dearer tban
Quassia chips, and that is the only reason
uy angnatj nopgrowers use
mentof the United Htiitcs pav interest tn
capitalists of Great Britain on the sum of
$2,000,000, (Ml of bonds and stocks of all
kinds, which at an average Interest of 4 per
cent amounts to the great sum of 80,000,000
jirr year, in oiner turopeun nations as
much more is paid for the same purpose.
By the people of oar country who go to Eu.
rope for pleasure there is paid to the steam.
ship companies of foreign nations, and to
ins inrri inflnennianr aunh imiiinu i. .
Ti... .... ' I r ' ' -" "'"""i much as
Here It is the reverse. Tobacco stems can I 50,000,000 per year. By the purchase of
Pammlli nl.n 1 il .
n.uj woui.j ii-iirn nun ner case
is not paHt help. f.WO reward Is offered
V... tl .. i .
v ! oiaiiuiHciurers lor a case of cat
arrh in the head which tlicy cannot euro.
All Free,
ThoHa who have used Dr. King's Dis
covery know its value, and thone who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get a Trial Hottle Free. Kr.nd
your name and address to II. E. Iiuek-I
Jen Co., Chicago, and get a sum pin
box of Dr. King's New Life l'ills Free,
s well as a copy of Guide to Health
and HouHehold Instructor, Free. All
of which is guaranteed to do you good
and cost nothing you G. A. Ilarding'g
drug store.
NOTICK.
tl. 8. band Office, Oregni. City. Orejon.
, , ... . . May 11. imj:i.
i.mpinniiii naving neen entered at th's nfflei.
7,.; .v1 iz"- "x.r- dated
town-hlpl 'alh ''a"
county, OrcKon, with a view to the cni.e..ii...?M
the said parties am herebv ai.m.
R. Li. HOUJVIAJi
fNDKI
uuemr ICmhalmin;
Alwnys turn t.iit a ncut onifif ........ I
III ...... - -....w , ii l I HIM CO.
"UKOO.V CITY Irs.-.
"c.UHK 1'IIINTIMl OKP''
inw.isiiip s smith, rannHll east. In i:ekna,'
.a " I I." uir .riiiriTIIHIIfil
oi am. entry, the said parties are hereby sum
i . i. iwn , "L" "" ,,,e "rcl ''? ''
i.lsfi te.llrnony coneernliuf .l. Au..t Vim '
donme.it. .1. T. APPki.Hr.v ..... .... .
I'KTKIl 1'AttlIK'l', Kecelver.
M'Jili-i'l
Receipt, note and order books at the
Entkbpmsc eflke.
NOTICE KOK l'lJIILICATlON.
band Onice at 0reKon City, Or.yon,(
Notice Is hereby Klven thHuTo'VlTowt.,,,
;.er seeilon Vitili, It! H ., m". t,"t "M"d'i r'.mf w'U
be made before the Heidst.,, ,d Heeel 'Ver f u
Is, mCti? Ht r"g"D ,;,ty' 0re"1'' '
ir' '. . wllll'n A. Hobble,
,V"?,1':;,,;"', 'r the sou h-eat y. Kf.
tloii VI. K.wnshlp 2 south, rsiifre7 east.
Hueelal l.otleo to 1h nl.-l If. Ii.iasar.l who
made pre-emptloi, N. 1m ,r,H ,
,(.H,j j .inner ins iiome-
ne iiamca tbe following wtiir,MP, tn rnv
h s co i Inuou, resldenee nnon and cultivation
of said land v z: Klee I). t.,i,tKe, A r," 1 "
"V"'- "eueau, John T M.-Ii tyre all of
Salmon, Oreifim. . t. ifvv Ju, S i("
UffiB lis Gfffii ft'
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IjOIIIIIH till' ur m( f ( I
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1 ! 7 J'r-0I rOHW t.llll.tal ft at. o..Ka of LI
low riifes. Also .. I r ... l"t of voi.ni n.so
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PLANTS FOR THE GARDEN.
6-lU:6-2a
Call and see the lounges at K. L
iiijiiiinii a. m you will Bee
ones which they ate
manufacturer's prices
some good
selling almost at
t
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Plant- i-or huu&- V Z' Tmt.M-Llvl,,RHl..n
carhHt Bn.( best ,,i,tr,tH ,M.r ' ' tl.aM(l $5, Tomat()(,H Htr,il
A" 0rdcrs. pPy Execute!
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