Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Every Kriclny.
CHAS. MES1CRVIC,
ri'BLISIIKR AND I'KOI-KIKTOK.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
BUH8CUIPTION HATES.
One rear,
fix months, .......
Three moiuha, ......
8ubcrlptloua payable la advance
Advertising ratea given ou application.
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Entered at the Poat Office In Oregon City, Or.,
u aeoouu cian mailer.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 18, 1893.
The ENTERPRISE rnaranteet a larger bona
da circulation than that of the other three
paper In the count; combined.
AGENTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
Oiweiro,
Canbr.
Clackamas,
Milwaukie.
Union Mills.
Alma.
Meadow Brook.
New Era.
Wllaonvilla,
Park Place,
Barlow.
Gladstone,
Stafford.
Mulino,
Carua,
Molalla.
Marqnam,
EutlevUle
Aurora,
Orrllle, -
KaRle Creek,
Pnnnyside,
Damascus,
Sandy,
Salmon,
I'urrinsville,
Oherryville, -
Marmot,
0. W. Protmcr
Geo. knight
C.I ME HOME TO ROOST.
Cndor the tille of " The Old tVnspiraey"
the KvoniiiK Telegram soortw the secrvtnry
ot the treasury fur making a ttntul al this
time in favor of an honest dollar. It nays:
In IS78 tn the tdronjiesl speech bovver
delivered In congress, Jlon, Joint li. Cur
lisle said :
According to my view of the subject, the
conspiracy hich seems to huxeheon tunned
here and in Kurope to destroy by legisla
tion anil olhorie from three-scVentlia lo
one-halt of the metallic monev of the world
is the most gigantic crime) of Una or any
other a.ce.
If tlio Kuropean consoinicv acalnst silver
was audi a glgiintio crime at that time, we
would liko to ask Mr. Carlisle what lias hap
pened since to remove the criiniiinl asect.
It is the same old conspiracy now that it
was then. It is slill the moat gigantic crime
of this or any age. The only dill'erence is
that the conspiracy lias grown in force and
strength by the addition of Wall street to
the combine. Was Mr. Carlisle right then
and is he wrong now? We would like to
have the able secretary of the treasury
answer his own amutuent. A debate be
tween Pecretary Carlisle ami Congressman
Carlisle would make an Interesting discus
sion.
I'itDKB its boldest head lines n ailing, "One
in Aiuiiuir, me vrrguniaii oi Aionuay
A. Mather P"'eu me loilowing: " isitors yesterday
C,?Jr!r,.lM.""i"' "''B'" hav noticesi two sentinels standing
U J. Trullliiger . , . . ..... .
nun ottoi oayoneis in ironi 01 me guard
tent. They were custodians of a private of
Company K, who ia to be court-martialed
today. It Is said that he was unruly while
on guard duty, but an air of strict military
silence hangs over the affair, so that it is im
possible to ascertain the exact facts." This
notice was of course read all over the stale
and Company Fa reputation sullered In
consequence. Here in Oregon City where
the company is known and esteemed for its
straightforward manly conduct and orderly
behavior the news contained in the Oie-
gonian's report of the doings at Camp Com p.
E. 8 Bramhall
Chas Hoiman
W. S. Newberry
Henry Mtley
Hamilton Washburn
Mrs. U. A. Shcppard
T. M. Croaa
J. 0. Uage.
C. T Howard
R. M. Coowr
Annie Snibha.
E. M. Hariuiau
B Jcnuttigi
- K. t.fesy
L.J Perdue
H. Will
John Welsh
J. 0. Klliott
i CiiKtsch
Mrs. W. M. Mclntvre
tieo. J. Currin
Mrs. M.J. Hammer
Adolph Aschotl
Tb 8rnata Takioj a Band,
Wash i mi ion, Aug., H. While, the
monotonous tlolmto over tlio iiiostion of
rtvoinngc or ropcal is rogrvMinu In tlio
liouso with no prospect of a voto till
two weeks from today, tlio lmllcntioiiH
are Hint tlio donate will tlovotn its Ural
legislative action to an tMitlrely iliUVtvnt
roineily for tlio (lunnciat Hilualiou, that
of Hrmitting national Imnka to issue
currency to tlio par value of their United
States bonds in the treasury. Tims tho
liodioa will Im working aoinewhal at
crosa urH)soH, and out of the complica
tions to ensue, no ono knows what
will finally happi'ii. The doveloimionta
in the senate arvj decidedly discouraging
to those w ho had hoped for the uncondi
tional repeal of Sherman law. The
Introduction ly Senator Yoorheea of the
increased currency bill and its) reference
to the committee of which lie la chair
man Indicate the II nance committee
will first seek rolief in recommending
the issue of national hank notes to the
par value of their bonds deposited, and
that tiie questions of free coinage and
the rooea! of the Sherman act will be
relegated to the future for more leisurely
consideration.
Utter Mat.
The following Is the list of letters remain
ing in the post olllce at Oregon City, Oregon,
August 7, lsU:
Andrews, W I. McMiirn, Henry
Kane, Win Mnvniiild, K A
linker, J Ma'va, S
Carlson, ico I'ovser, .1 W
Carlson, Miss Lottie Seliwauill, Mrs Alice
t'lug, II A fvlmlou. I'eler
t'urson. Ma Alice Thaver, Juines
Ihivm, Tandy Tliniiuia II II
1 1 ay nes, l.lbe Vaughan, 1'avld V
llardv, tieo Ward, Mrs T
Miirall, Christian While, I'ol Hani
MeCall, lave Section i
It called lor please sav w hen sdverlled.
K. M. IIANPS, I'. M.
I
COPPER RIVETED
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AODRCSS: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
IS SOT TIIE BEST.
The present financial stringency is likely
to call out many w ild cat schemes from the
consideration of which the country will be
fortunate if none are made laws w hich will
be detrimental to business. The latest
proposition is that the United States shall ! r'l 't
son caused surprise and chagrin, and when
it was learned from members of the com
pany that the reHirt was false every one
was pleased to learn that such was the ense,
and that no dishonor was attached to the
home compaHV, for all feel that Company
F owes a special duty to itself and the
community since the encampment is held I
in our midst. TlieOregonian wasatkedtorur,
rvct the statement but did not see lit to do
so, and so far as the general public i con.
would inevitably conclude from
guarantee depositors in national banks
under certain conditions, and a bill embody- j
ing me mooning provisions nas Deen pre
pared: Every national bank existing and
doii.g business at the date of the passage of
the act shall, as soon as practicable there
after, report in writing its true financial
condition to the secretary of the treasury
and if found by said secreta'-y to be in a
solvent condition, deposits thereafter made
in such bank in good faith In due course of
business, by persons not otlicersof the bank
nor stockholders in a
reading the Oregnian that a ntcmberof Com
pany K bad been guilty of actions unbecom
ing a soldier and that he had suffered court
martial therefor. The Oregonian ought j
not tin-ought its carelessness bring a com-!
pany's good name in the mire and then re-1
fuse to make the proer correction.
Btramer Anile Faiua Blows Dp.
SroKaNK, Wash., Aim;., H.-The
crowning catastrophe o( a svrioa of aw
ful honors which have made Snake
river synonym of misfortune, oc
curred this morning at":jl). In the ex
plosion of the boiler of the atcamer An
nie Faxon, killing eight neinons and in
juring many others. The steamer Annie
Faxon, llaiighmun master, left I.ewia
ton, Idaho, at 4 o'clock this morning on
her usual run to Kiparia, with live pas
sengers and the usual crew of about fif
teen men. A landing wait alniut to lie
I effected at Waite's bar, five miles below
Almota, on the southern bunk of the
river, and 40 miles ladow Iwiston, It
was precisely 7 o'clock and the lioat was
about eight feet offshore when the ex
plosion came. Captain Haughman saw
Mclntosh'n head cleft in twain and was
St that moment stricken senseless
The same shock which rendered lihn un
conscious also threw him on shore,
where he recovered two hours later.
The explosion wrecked the boat, throw
ing some of the passengers into the
stream, where those who could grasp
the floating wreckage until they were
rescued by bouta launched by survivors
ol the wreck.
TflK CKTTIW IT lOJT.
k bad enough, with the ordl
nary pill. Put tha having II
down la worse. And, after
all the dial ill bailee, there's
oulr a little teuiKrary good,
h'nuu Iwgiuuinf mend, Dr
Plorcr's I'leiuaut Pallets are
better. They're tha smalleal
and eaaleat to take tlnr
sugar - conlod granule that
any child la ready for. Then
they do tbelr work so easily
and so naturally that It hut.
1 liey atuolutrly and iwrman
entlr rare Conatlpation, In
tticetjnn, lnuoiia Attac
m- ana uiiioua ueadacnea, and all derangn
mnnta of Ilia llvur. atomach and bowala.
They're trwnronfwii to si aatlfaction, or
jour money u returned.
Till siAKKits of I)r. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy say: "If we can't cure your
lararrn no matter what vnur case Is,
we'll pay you J.WO In cosh." Now you
can see what is taul of other remedies,
aud decide which la most likely to cure
you. i.OHis only oy cents.
.JAPANKSL3
p I LE
CURE
A new and eomnlete treatinrul. e I it inn ol
nupiMXIInrli-a, (lllilllirm III 1 ia ll !-. alx. In
lien and ruin: a puaiilve rurr tor Kiirrnal
niiernai, nun, 1 or Limitim. Iii'liln. i hroulr
Kcivnl or licrcilllary Plica, ami nmiiy dlxii
aui leuiaiv weakiiraaea; 11 la alwata a arral
iniicni lo me aeiuTitl hralih Ilia flr.i ,ia
covery ol a niedh al cure rriiilrrlmtanopeiaiiun
Willi Hie knife iiunecraaary lirtraficr. I lili
r 'ineiiy na never l.cen knon n lo (all II
box. o Tor IV arm by mall. Why aulter from
Ihla terrible dl-ea.r when a wniirn suaranirr
is (iven wiiu an iw.ira io reluihl Hie money 11
ou, curro. ncnii lainti lor irer aalliile. Iiuar
autre iaurd by Unnhaalii !. A t'o. Hto'le
aaleaml retail clnn'uMi. .,,le aenii r.irllainl
(iri-Knii. Kor talc l :. i, lluuilci. orenm i iu
Oregon,
One of the errors of young men in select
ing a lifeoccupation.accordingtothe Toledo
Blade, is in mistaking a liking for capa
bihty. The two may co-exit: but the n-js-
corporation doing a ! session of one does not iiresuopose the is.
banking business, shall be and they are j session of the other. " There is consMcra
thereby guaranteed by the United States to ble difference between bcine i.lea..ed w ith
be paid to depositors or their lawful assigns ; an occupation and being fitted for it," says I ttK0, She will be launched either Octo-
Namtd After Our Btata.
San FaAMisco, Aug. 11 The battle
ship Oregon in now completed with the
exception of placing her armor in nsi
lion. Had the necessary materials not
been delayed by the government she
would have la-en luunched two months
or tarnsferees, when drawn by draft orcheck ;
but no I'erson will fie allowed to overdraw
his account in any manner. To indemnify
the United states from loss by reason of the
guarantee given and made in the first s-c-tion
of the act, an annual tax is hereby
levied on all dejiosits hereafter made in banks
described in the act. eiiual to one-fourth of
1 percent, of said deisits. Said tax shall
be paid to the secretary of the treasury on
the last day of each month of the year on
the deposits of that month. At first glance
this appears very commendable and in all
respects a worthy bill, but it is a measure
which will bear close iniection, since
under the guise of protecting the depositor
it makes the government responsible to him
in a business over which it has only inci
dental control. While it makes it incum
bent upon the banks to pay the tax it must
not be supposed that it would come out of
their cotters. The depositors would have
it to pay it in some forni or other and the
fact of the government's standing good for
all losses would tend to more reckless con
duct of the business, and very probably
would lead to dishonest methods and fail
ures. The belter plan would be for the
government to establish postal savings
banks which it would control absolutely
and which would be as safe as it ia possible
to make such institutions.
:n.iXrrrhrr1
Kousseati. Itecause a vnng man's livlit "r I'ti or NovemW l!li
fancies in the springtime of manhood lead Eec,l,e7. for the Northern Pacific,
him to attempt the expres.-ion of them in v , .,
poetry, is no posihle argument for his at- "HK' A,1- lo r.
tempting to be a poet. Nor if a young Indy j 0akps- of Nvw ork : W'- IXvne, of
is fond of music does it follow that she will Milwaukee, ami Henry ('rouse, president
l . -r ! ,,f ll.u Miu,.rJ L'.. I. T..-..., I .. .1 ...... I I
in c-. tn 11 iiium' n nor performer or singer. ul wu,, Axuur-a.i t oauh i,ituruiiii . m
Vice versa, a ruin may have great capobili- Company, were this afternoon iipointi'd j f C f
(1 uupor Uottlo,
Ono cent a
This Oubat Coikiii i i uk promptly rorra
whern nil olbera full, Coogha, Croup. Sore
Throat, Moararnaaa, Whooiing Cough noil
Ait: ma l or Comumptlon It baa no rival:
baa curad thouaana. nn.l will u'lia vou If
takruln tunc, r'.il i by UrugKtala on n guar
nritrn Kor n l.i .o lin-k or Cheat, nan
SHtlOli'tt D.'a.t.ADONNA PLASTkft SSc
SHILOH'SA CATARRH
la&V'nEMEDY;
I'i is ri in .)' l-rniirioi.
. i'n e McLi. lns torfroaj,
li. Huntley.
HiiH'Jiit.i a. ii
totnl to cure ytni.
For sale bv (
It is Money We Want
And monoy wo must havo.
We are going to soil you goods bo
cheap that it will bo to your
advantago to buy of us.
SOME PRICES:-
Ai buckles nml Lion cwfli't' 2" cent.
Supirl'i, K', and 17 pniniiln for $1.1M).
Lard and lact)ii LM'ttint; Inwcr.
I jmiimls Ann A llainnicr hmIu tfiits.
nest net' I'D pDUtiil- for fl.iMi.
Small white ln-ann L' imhiihIh f !.(.
Itityal ami l'it mt'or baking ivltT 1' ct'iitH jut jxhiih!.
ifst ncurl oil, h uallniis ..) (lniij; can)
Small can oysters in renls.
2 jntiiiids t an t'orn I'l't f 'JO t i nts.
All other nils si I I in same i iron rt tun. A cimmI me'
of lloiir a m I feet I eoiistaiitlv on liaml. ( 'lothiiis' piM at lit
times prices. I rv pun Is in ureat vaiiety. liiMits ami !,..
all praties at prices never hefnre tifli iil in any storu iuil
ountv.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
PARK - PLACE - CASH - STORE
puncture apd dtydertal
1 1 "
kijgw ajirnni
yrr-- rr ;v, un
ties for a certain occupation, yet have no
liking for it. Yet it is true that those who
have capacity for a particular line of work
generally like it, and, as a rule, to only
such comes success.
TO REPUDIATION.
In our news columns will be found the
statement that the governor Is seriously
contemplating the convening of the legisla
ture in extra session, and the fact that he
has sent out the letters to the members of
the legislature asking their opinion as to
the propriety of so doing is ample proof that
he has seriously considered the proposition
himself, and the chances are that he will
issue the call. His doing so depends not
upon the question of expediency from a
business standpoint but upon the result
which he thinks it will have upon the poli
tics of the state and possibly the nation
from the governor's point of view, which re
duced to its essence is the advantage which
he will gain personally from such action.
There is no doubt but that with a great
many such a step would be very popular,
but it hardly seems credible that a man of
the governor's keen acumen and well known
business ability would for a moment seri
ously consider the proposition as one calcu
lated to inure to the best inte,-ests of the !
state at latge. Nor is it probable that our
executive expects the enactment of such a
law as he suggest since( its effect would be
to take from tie state every dollar of foreign
capital now invested and prohibit the en
trance of a single dime after its enactment,
and credit of any description would be a
thing of the past.
If the scheme of the governor relative to
the calling of the legislature proposed could
be known it is probable that he believes such
a plan would be popular with a majority of
the people of the state so long as it is not
tried, and in the event of the failure of the
legislature to pass such a law that being
what he expects and hones for. he could
say to all who favored that sort of legislation
that he had done his part to secure It. The
proposition looks more like a political move
than an honest effort to improve the finan
cial situation.
Company V should make every effort to
keep the ranks of the company filled while
in camp, for in addition to their duties as
soldiers with all other members of the
National Guard they owe it to themselves
and to this community not only to be present
as much as possible, but to conduct them
selves so'as not to bring discredit in any way
upon the town in which the encampment
is being held. If any member of the com-
pany Is absent who can possibly be present
we would urge upon him the Importance of
his being in the encampment Let every
one strain a point, or several points to be
there. It is to the credit of the company
that It has thus Tar maintained Its good
name and dignity and we believe that it
will continue to do so throughout the en
campment.
The long agitated Be bring Sea controversy
has at last been settled and the agony is
over. Judging by the opinions expressed
both in this country and England It is more
satisfactory than was hod for by either
party to the dispute While the United
Mates-seems to have been on the losing
side so far as the abstract decision is Con
cemed, the rules laid down by the arbitrators
embody in the niain those points for which
this government contended and if enforced
by the two governments jointly interested
will secure for the seal the safety from des
truction which was the main thing con
tended for. It is worthy of note that the
rules laid down are more favorable to the
United Ktatcs than the proposition which
Mr. lilaine at one time submitted to the
British government for its approval and
which it rejected.
TiiKKr. are good reawms for the belief, says
the St. Louis Cilobe-lJemocrat, that the. cir
culation of the national banks of the coun
try will inrtase, even if the '.) per cent re
striction as to note issue remains, to
the extent of :i),m)ff) or mff)fto
within the next twelve or fifteen months,
bringing the aggregate circulation in the
neighborhood of lj.OGO.iyiii. It appears
entirely safe to predict, however, that the
!(0 percent provision of the law will ! re
pealed by the present congress, and that
note issues to the par value of the bonds
deposited as security will be allowed. This
would make a further expansion of about
$25,000,000 in the circulation.
receivers of the Northern 1'uciflc railroad
in the United States court in this city.
The drent Northern Kcduies Kates.
The (ireat Northern has amended the
following rates : Fromeastcrn terminals
to the North Pacific coast points llrst
cIuhh, f:io; second class, 2; to Spokane
first class, $.'10; second class, Tl!0: to
Helena and Itutte, fJ5; second claw
$18. First class rates will apply in both
directions, second class west bound
only. Tickets at these rates will be
limited to continuous passage.
A Cheap Home.
One-l.alf mile from Mulino postolhVe
school house, public hall, grist mill
store ect., 01 acres all under fence, half
slashed, 15 acres, under cultivation
orcnaru, nouse narn etc. J,an4 per
fectly level, on bench and Molalla
bottom, no rocky waste land. Is a rare
bargain. Address C. T. Howabd
tf Mulino, Or.
(iuuranterd Cur p.
We authorize our advertised to sell Dr.
King s riew Discovery for Consumption
toughs and Colds, upon this condition
If you are alllicteil with a Cough, Cold
or any Ming, I tirout or Chest trouble
and will use tins retnedr as directed
giving it a lair trial, and experience no
no tienetit, you may return t iu hott
and have your money refunded We
could not make this offer did we not know
that Dr. King's New Discovery could Vie
relied on. it never disappoints. Trial
bottle free at G. A. Harding's drug store
Large size 50c. and $1 .00.
Cross
Tansy
Pills
Hon. C. K. Wilkinson, the populist rep
resentative from Lane county, has been ap
pointed to a position in the collector's office
at Portland nnder the democratic collector.
Share and share alike is all right under the
circumstances. It is well to know and re
cegnlze one's friends after the battle.
Hoard of K(iiiilIution.
Notice is hereby given that the County
lioard of hqiialization will meet at the
assessor's oflice in the court bouse at
Oregon City, Oregon, on Monduy the
28th day of August 180.1, the same being
the fourth Monday in August, and con
tinue in session from day to day during
the week for the purpose of adjusting
any assessment which may be brought
before it. J. C. IIkadi.kv,
County Assessor.
Oregon City, Oregon August 1, lH'Xl. 4t
A Iliirgalu.
For sale, 8 acres of land, in a high
state of cultivation, 1'4 miles from court
house, adjoining South Oregon City.
The most desirable piece of property ever
ofrredin this city. Prices t-j suit the
times. Address, A. W.Schwan.
Wood Hawing.
The Babcock woodsaw. Work quickly
and cheaply done. Leave orders at Grout
4 Confer's oflice or address me at Ely.
Elmcb Dixon,
The Ladies
Suppressed
ManstruatloR
PAINFUL
Minjfruation
And a PKtVEMTIYCfor
ni.r.
tUllM.lUKIII.!v.
Ar S, fa and Rrl.l,l,
tT pTfrrilf II .nHr.a.
Purely Vrge.
table I rs vrr
fallal
PRICE $1.00.
Snnc poipiil on rrrolp of
prt'-e. Sttmry rrfunHed if not m
Yin de Cinchona Co.,
Uf Mtriaea. Iowa.
For wile ty Clinrman & Co.
' MM
NOTICE FOIt ITHUCATION.
IjiiuI Office at Oregon City. Oregon,)
July .11. I -'.a. j
Nollre la hereby given, that die follong
named aenlpr ha filed notice of hla hilriiil.ni
to make final proof In aupport ol his claim,
and that aald proof will he made before the
Keglater and Kerclver at Oregon Cy, Oregon,
ou September via:
llnna t'hrlal Helical,
Ilomaalead No. 7.TO, for the north half of Ilia
north weat quarter of aecilon w, ip ;i s II. J K.
lie immea the followlm wltnraaca lo omva
contluiioiis residence upon and culllvatlou of
aald land, viz:
John C. Ilona, lleliirlc'k Kelhmer, Peter Paul-
aeli, llnna Klliiker, all of (ieoraj, 1'iai'katnai
County, Oregon. J. T. APi'KltmiN.
M:IMI Keglater.
ij'.-.,:t:i',l 'i.:'j.:w -
I- ' aft ' W . 1 " a - .. ' ' ff
I I ii I
M. f-a.T - T" "
0 " ' .
:.r.i' .. ,u',. V-4--a-
R. L. Hoiman carries a flno lino of Furnittin
Lounges, Wall Paper and Carpots atlowcstpcf
sible living rates, also a flno lino of Caskets
Coffins, Ladies' and Gents' robos, which Alj
NOT EXCELLED OUTSIDE OF P0RTLMI
Cut of hearse in thin ailvcitiscnn'iit.
NOT1CK FOB PUBUCATION
Ind Office al Oregon City, Oregon
July 1"'j:i.
Notlee fa hereby given, that dm followlm,
named aetller haa flleil inline of hla Intention tn
niakn filial proof In aupport of his rUlm, ami
that anlil proof will he made lielnre the Keglater
aim Receiver at Oregon t-lly, Oregon, on Sen
temiMir Is, ts'j.'l, vl:
J. P. Nlheeker.
Homestead entry No (.wis, for the H E if of N
K. H. and N. K. ii of S. K. '.. H. U of M. K. i .
'iH.T. 4 H . It. 4 K. "
lie nainoa the following wltnnaaea lo tin,v
oia eiiniiioioiia reaiiiRiieu noon u in en t vhi hin
oi amo iiwhj, viz:
Jessie Cox. Robert McCain. A. .f. Orlnilai,,ir
M. IIoIIhiiiI, all of Klwood, Oregon.
J. 'I'. AI'PKI'.HON,
JM:IM lteglaler.
AHMKiNKK'H NOTfrK,
Notice Is hereby given, that Meaara P,iiir Jb
Kelly, of Oregon C'lly, Oregon, have miol .
aaalgnment to the undersigned for the benefit
of tlmlr creditors. All persona having claims
sgnlnat the, said xatnte, htci hereby noil fled to
breaeut the shiiio, nrooerlv verlllerl o, il,,.
aigiiee at bis oIIIcb on Main street, Oregon City,
wmiiiii uirrc iiiooina OI llie flnie Of oila llollce.
All neraona ilidebled to the Mild rhIhIo . ),.,,.!
by notified to pay tlieaaine forthwith.
'IIIOH K. IIYAN,
Assignee of the estate of Poller A Kelly, lii.nl-
Oregon City, August 2, IHM. m
FOR ASTORIA-FAST TIME
Steam'rTelephod
NOTICE KOK PCIII.ICA'IION.
hand Office at Oregon city, Oregon,)
July .11, l suit.
Notice Is hereby given. Hint Ibn fnllnui,,,.
named settler has filed notice of hla Inienii,.,,
to make flnul proof In suiinort of his elnl in. ii mi
Unit snld nroof will be rninle before tint Kcglsier
aim nvceivor Rl wrvgoil Vliy, Uregou, ou beo
tetnber Itl, lsDil, vis:
Heth Austen.
Homestead No. fi!K,a, for tlio iols 1 and 2, 8. E I:
of N. E. H of aec. 6. In. A H K. S E. 4
He nainea the following witnesses to prove
bis continuous resilience unon and cnlilvaio,,,
of aald land, viz:
John K. flicker, of Molalla. Clackamas county
Oregon: Lcavl liavls. of Wilholt. dacim,,,..
county, Oregon: H. M. Kamabv. of nrrmn i n.
Clackamas county, Oregon: 0. K. Niilileli.
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Leaves foot of ah
t tT3 APotland day. except Sunday, 7
Leaves Astoria daily, except Saturday, 7 P.
Jtt'V7li7lily at Y,,,,h liny with Kctslioro K. R.
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Oregou City. Clnckmna oountr. Orceon,
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MIM Keglater.
mmimj wire
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AND PICKET Fi
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"h" un" ,lr,''-''l fr lawn ami divinion fence, nlno
Hartman Steel Picket Fence,
And Wire l'anol Farm Fence, also Expanded Metal
Call and MA DniAAA I
op over BcHtow'. Sa8h & Door factor Oregoa CitJ,
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