mm
LOW C08T POULTRY HOUSE.
A Light rnmm fliillillng With Ah nil Knot
For Twu llrssde.
' The uccoiiiHiiiytiiK illiislrttleil Wrlp
tlon, from Country (li'titlrjiiatt, rlvi
giNxl Mini of the exterior anil interior
arraTiifiuiii'iit (if what In tiniluuliteilljr tli
BXTRIUOK VIKWOf IVUt.TUY llOlHt.
lowest cost sorvtoeiaMe poultry Ikum
that cnn Ins diivliwil. It linn a "shed"
roof, but tli udiihI stiffness of Unit sort
of const rnrtlon In r-cJievoil liy m-st flu
lnh arotunl tlia top, Tha frame way bi
comparatively UkIiI, tliu up nnl down
boarilliix assist greatly in suiiportlntr
tli roof. Tim kiiIihi mid floor are of
mU'hl lionrdlnK, ami If tlm toh(Ui-a
and groove are covirl with white liwl
whoa tha tennis are liiiil an increase of
warmth will m iHiirel. Tha slilo
alumlil Ihi nniily covered inniiti) with
Urnil or tlm rl, risiiiiii m)Hr iimmI hy
bulMers, mill kept In plure liy tli lily;
lieiulitl titrk tluit urn inmlit for use with
such puH-r. Iiiitliit iiw.h for thin purpose
ImrlHir viTinln.
Tin) Interior urriiiuc'ini'iit iiociln e xplu
mttloii. Tlu jilut forium-xtojjil iimliTthu
romiU from tha etui of tlm twilillng to
Ithur Mi of thn hull. IHriTtly under
tha pluLformit hihI a-"oslble fur gather
iiiK t'KK from thn hull are thn m-sts a
double row of them. Thin iflves gunl
convenience; mul also afford hiln for
tha nests, which fov.iielr. Tha water
fomilniii, aiviswlile fruiu Ixitli mnt, rmi
bo ttllil from tha hull.
Window mo provided only on tha
south sldn. A iiilntnbr U often rimlii In
h OK tM tiiili'h window pJ-, letting
li (oo in urli hi'iit in iiiiiiiiier ami leU
tint! out to much beat hy radiation in
winter, cpeclully at uiiiht. A UrrW
thouM )a kept tiiuler each platform mul
tha dropping frequently m rJel from
thmii Into tha barrel. If thn Ixittom of
in
Of
PEN
&
2
k .r a j t
PEN
t
INTERIOR AKRANnKtlKNT.
each ien U foverl to a ilcpth of four or
0v Incite with dry loam or road dust,
shovelful tuny thnn be dipt,! npsnd
scattered over the plittfortininml over tha
dropping in tli barrels.
Applying Mnr la WhaslAalda.
In c iixTiiiiriitn on methods of apply
ing Dianura at the Utah station, Director
Banborn tall that tha largest yield of
wheat and straw was secured on tha plat
where thn uninure wai plowed under.
The next lur'nt yield wan whera It wm
apjilleil on top of tha rromid in the win
ter and laid on a level anil to lx waihed
into tha Kound, for here, unlike land
in tha emit, very little, if any, water
mm off tho anrfacnof onr level frrounda.
It will aluo be eeen that when the ma
nure waa harrowed in it gave better re
ulu than when it lay wholly on top,
both being applied t the aatne time in
the upriiiK.
A fact prominently brotiKht out li that
the ratio of it raw to grain varied very
much with the different method of ap
plication. When harrowed in, there wero
77 pounds of atraw er bunhel of wheat
When plowed under, t hern wero (M pound
of ttraw to en cli buahel of w hctj when
nmnaiinred, M pouixl of atraw to a
biuhel of wheat; when manured in win
ter on tho mirfiu-n, 94 pound of atraw to
a btmhcl of wheat.
Alfairn and Orrhanl 0
ProfuHiuir Ileal atute in the Michigan
Farmer that ha ha lieon experimenting
at the Michigan Agricultural colU'K
with alfalfa or lucorn for nearly 20
yean. Ho baa alao wutchod ita behavior
in various portionaof the atute. Ilodot
not conaider It profitable except per
bap to mil with clover or irraaMe for
permanent mowing. It ii a poor fighter,
... , . , , , I
tortlng rather ate in spring and .top-
jlng early iu aiUiin,,,. June grass gU
the start and keep it so that alfalfa
lIlUll Hill II 111 , 1. 11 f til K.I. 1,1 An MAaM
does not amount to much in a few years.
Alfalfa usually remains very slender fof
a year or so after It is sown.
Professor Ileal say of orchard grass
that it la especially valuable to sow on
strong laud with other gnmsoa and clo
vers for piiHturo. For meadow it is also
good iu mixture, Imt many farmers al
low it to get too nearly ripe before enfr
ting. It bloom three week liefore timo
thy and very roon become harsh and
woody.
Kneinlea of Huaar llaata.
From tliu Nehraska station comes a
bullutin giving brief descriptions of leaf
hoppers, white urnlm and wobwornis.
Tiie last mentioned is tlio chief insect
post of the Ixiet. Kxperimonts have been
tried with ameulte and kerosene emul
sion, with good rusulu. A number of
parasites have been reared from worms
taken in the laboratory, and doubtless
these servo to keep them in check. The
life history of the worm is imperfectly
known and will be a subject of further
atudy.
M0MUlU HltM,
Every itimmer tho question about how
to ili'iil with inoiwuitoe or iiioiwiilto
bile 1 preaonteil by ninny corronpoiid-
eiitn. rerhnps tho following coiinwl on
paper
the auhJiH't from a Miowiicliuwttt
nuiy lie iiHcfuli
The l-Kt iintlili.te for till bite of B
inowiilto tiiiiloiihledly la aimmmtit weak
encil with a lilllo wulvr or aitlt and wa-U-r.
Home ptnplu ' " f1" M b pri'M
tho piilitou out of tho bite with some
niiiiiII metal timtruiiient like the point of
a wuti'h key liefure ap)ilylng the anti
dote, ThU prevent the painful swell
ing Unit aoiiietime otxMir. A in other
cane, "otin man' meat I another man'
jxilmin," and the aauie romwly will not
apply to all Individual. Home Olid cam
(ilior mot efllcacioun, and salt and wa
ter will not avuiL Ammonia, however,
oeinl to be generally kuonewtful a
neutrallieer of the moulto poison.
Where there are lurge (iinntHie of the
iuiMiii(toe and no reaaoii for their ap
iearuuce la apmrent it U well to look
ftbout the preiuinee for aoinet'ng which
attrin'U thnm. An uncovered barrel of
rainwater will bring theut In hordes,
and dump place and atagnant pool are
(Hit whore they delight to congregate.
'hulra In M
Not often In the holy but unclean city
of Mecca hna tha cholera been more de
structive than It l till year. The death
from It, an stated In in h report a can
be procured, range from 500 to 700 a day,
wlthor' taking account of the mortality
elon; ways leudlng to tho city. The
cnac t t be iMiiiilx'red hy the thou
annd. 7e auppime that a large projKir
tion of tho victim niiint bo pIlgriniK, lor
the wttlisl Hipiilnlioii of llio place I hill
little over 40.000. Thn iiiiiiiIht of pll
grim till year, pe-inlly from India
sunt IVrim, lui Ixx ii inorillnately largo
Tho ordinary sanitary law are disre
garded in Mecca a in other cities of the
Mohammedan worhL Anything liks
aclentlllo trentment of tho cholera is un
known. The fatalistic Mlevor regard
a visitation of it as the decree of Allah
They are willing that it slmll bring tlicm
dentil, if they but die within view of the
holy city or on the way thereto, a para
dise is assured them. The cholera wo
in Mecca last ynur. It Is almost hs con
stunt there as it is in the delta of the
(Jimp It often rage fiercely there
without approaching any part of Eu
rope, New York hun.
I'roflia us Mill. Mack Clam.
Dcftpito tliu prevailing depression In
many line of biisiiiexa, one industry In
tins section employs a large number of
hand and U running overtime. It is
that of gathering the delicious bivalves
about the site of a silver dollar known
aa Little Neck clam. Ths catch In this
vicinity averages nearly 100 barrels a
week, for which wholesale dealers in
New York pay fl to $10 a barrel
There are usually about 8.VK) clams
in a barrol, but sometimes when they
are running unusually small there may
be S.000. When a New Yorker enters a
"swell" restaurant and wy 40 cents fur
Scveu or eight of these little bivalves. It
can readily be seen that a barrel con
taining a.oOO. and costing about 1 10, will
yield the proprietor something like f!00.
There is a market for Little Necks all
the year round, but it is difllcnlt to
catch them during the winter mouths.
Norwalk (Coun.jC'or. Nw York Time
UIUd'I U.ar nl lha War.
Edle iiickaui, an old neurons. I the
plamtUT In perhw the uut remarka
ble case ever trul in the courts of this
county She is an in-slave and bronght
suit against Iter master. .Iiweph Iiickaui
of this couuty. for f.1 a month wages as
a family donicstic for 'ii year, during
which time she claims to tiave been kept
in lgnoranc) of tier eumncipation. The
anit wa Instituted here m 189 for
MOO and resulted iu a Jiulginent in
ber favor for $700. Defoudaut appealed
to the Kausa City court of appeals,
which remanded the cane to the circuit
court of the county, which now render
decision fur the dufeudant. A motion
for a new trial has been Hied. Boone
vllle Cor. St. Louis Chronicle
No Ulaaielialimtlain Intanilad.
Pn'siilent Eliot has written a graceful
letter to Mr. James Jeffrey Rocho. the
editor of the Oostou IHlot, exprwutiiig hi
regret that there is no Catholic institu
tion In the published list of the colleges
whose gradtiutes will be entitled to enter
the Harvard law school under the new
reKtilations which will go into effect in
IHM, Presiil.mt Eliot state that there
waa not the slightest intention on the
part of the faculty of the taw school to
discriminate against Ouholic institutions
of learning.
It al tier Valqns.
A somewhat notorious diplomat aud
author lis lived aiart. by an auiicahle
arrangotuont. from hi wife for many
year. Laat year they chanced to 00-
cupy ailioiuing scats at the theater. No
vim 111 uma i,,ii-iih7 nuuiaw lug UVBIJ
conveniatjon tlmt wwd ooul.l guess
tlmt tlle p,irtU!11)llllt!, vn s
, Jt flt,r' 8 loIlg bllt w1b1mU for
"
acparation.
Alderman Mack Bridge of 8ioux Falls
recently lost a valuable horse that com
mitted suicide. The hone hud been
very sick for about a month, and soverul
day ago he iiinniigvd to unlock the door
of his stall, and going to some harness
that wa hanging up in tho barn put hi
hood through a portion of it and threw
himself to tho Hour and was strangled.
The Mexican government hits decreed
deductions of from 5 to 10 kt cent in
the salaries of public employees and men
in the army. These deductions, the totnl
amount of which will exceed fl.ooo.oou
aro to take effect next month and will I
in force to the end of lieceinui'
Monte Curio seems to Inivc proKpered
this yeat more tint 11 it ever bus ,.mo
The lhaliB lire now woitli five times
their original value, und plans are bei:ig
made for increasing opi'i-atious Tlaie
were Dine suicides hwt year on the preui-iaea.
Wild l't of tha Northwett.
The wornt wm1 ever Introduced Into
the whentllcld of America U rcjHirUMl
from the north went, The thlHtlo roeem
ble Ilio tumbleweed In apix-ftrftncs, but
n,fty """'"y dlitluguUhed from it by
the sharp Kpiiieii in clunUir of throo each,
thn almeiic of flat eav, dewier growth,
dark color, and by the red color In the
fall. Tho plunt taunt bo cut out by tho
root before it imh'iI ripen, and if pr
mlttod to Kpread further will, it i be
lieved, chiim) thn soil to bncomo barren
and fruitle.' Henator Ilaiinbroiigh pro
i poe to ak the general irovernment for
an apiiropriation of 11,000,000 to deatroy
thU weed. Compared to it, he aay, the
! ravage of pleuro-pneumonia bnamB in
slgniliciiiit. The pent was brought here
j It year ago in soma flux need and ha
spread until It now iofetit an area of
.1,000 square miles. This district is in
theuoet fertile section of North and
! South DukoU, Nehraaka, Uionesota,
Wisconsin an4 Wyoming.
llroathlns t'Ha II
There is a difference between blowing
ml breathing on the been. To breathe
on them in the way you would on a
light of glaaa you were pollnlilug would
instantly result In your getting one of
the timet sudden and smarting lessons
yon could think of, but if you form your
lips a though you wanted toooncentrate
your breath on t he smallest possible point,
and blow with vigor, as though you
were trying to cool a enpof tea or coffee,
you will find it to have quite a different ,
iffwt, and to exert a suMoIng influence '
over the few beo you direct the stream j
of air against. A writer in (ileaning In '
Ih-ekecniog nays: In I'lnminltig combsof
brood with my two limiils occupied thii
i often very useful to mo iii getting the
bees to move nlf pultlcular cell that
may want to have a look at. The air di
rected iihiii them causes them to wince
and withdraw to one side,
Uraleru llrrvltlea.
In the death of tho lat.i W. II. Morri
son Wisconsin farmers met with seri
ous loss. Mr. Morrison wa tho super
intendent of farmers' institute for the
state since their eulliliment in lS3
and rxtreiui-lv successful in that capaci
ty, kwplng Wisconsin very near the bead
of the proctfsioii in that particular.
Colh-ctor North lm finishel his report
of iiKr prixluctioti in Nebraska. The
Grand Island factory ha closed, having
made l.H.'iyyoO miiiih1h of suxar and hav
ing In the warehiiitse MO.Oik) gallon of
third sirup and 17,1,0iH) gallon of fourth
imp, which will make .17"i,000 pound of
angar. The Norfolk factory i till run
ning and baa made a.KOO.OoO ponnd of
sugar.
Professor Hlielton. for central Kansas,
a region often seriously affected with
drought, recommends the following
grasses, placing them in the order ot
their Importance: Orchard grass, alfalfa,
, ,i a . , i i
rl clover, taller fescue, Kentucky blue
frrass.
farliira.nUainL
We want yoanow.whili'j
Hi trull Indui ur la
Inimnant. Oond ehaix lor
5'4 V'iJPeiHran
'" J. T.-.il .r. I
ilvKiieuel. OnlSI and rull pae I
n- Haow n BIHSl I'"-, aar
uin. I on'aiHi, om
i:.malblpar.
N. A. INGRAM
Successors to Story
General Blacksmithing
AND REPAIRING.
Wagon and Carriage Work
Done in first class shspc.
HORSESHOEING A SPEtlALTY.
Slum on Main t.1 root nenr pnil of
cnop on Main btreei, iitnrenu 01
BUSDetlSlon lritlir&.
FOR
AEcOLUTElY7FtiKE DRUGS
20 T0
Q A. HARDING.
NONK BUT
COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
Fine Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
Alao s full stock ol
PAINTS- OILS. etc.
NOTIt'K FOK Pnil.ICATION.
Laud tlfflce al Oregon Cltv. Onaon,l
Fehrusr) Iflh. 1S;i4
Notice la bireby lvn. thnt the following
named srltli r has flltil mitlce of his liileullon
to make linil iiriMif In tuiuiort itf his cNini, slid
th'H asld proof will be maa belme ihe reiit-ler
sud receiver ol the Isml oftlce l lm'Kn City,
OrcKn,iiii April filh. mt, vis
t'hNrles OKlmru.
Homestead entry tuiu. Inr ihe N. W '.4 of tec 27,
Tp. 'i 8,, H 't h. He tisnics Ihe loll. Iiiii wlt
liesnes in prove his eotitlniioiis residence upeu
slid elllllv.itfnn ot asld Innd, Henry
l.utKort, Allied II Unities. Fred. A Thiimi"ii,
Fmnk 1,, Kldrldne, all ol Hilmmi post ottice,
Oreirmi Kohkiit A Mii.i.kr,
a-it:8-!l0 liriiistrr.
NOTICK OF APPOINTMrNT OF ADMIMS
1 HA IIIK.
Not'oe l lieieby irlveti, tlmt Ihe iinderslEiivd j
his hi en sppoiuled by the Ci'imty Court of ,
t'lscknn is en.. Oregon, sdiniuttr-iliirof iheeii-
tste nl Oi'nriie O insiier. iteci'HMNl. All 1
tmviuir rlslins ai(liit Ihe esitie ef I
tleome (Isniner. ilece'Oifl'l, sre hereby Hi
Ktiflcii
to present the same duly verlSfd fur psyment
to the iimleriiliriied st my renlilenee to nilles
esstol limssiua, tirevon. within lx nuuilha
from thla date. KI.MK.K A CuK, Adm'r
Orenn City, treon. Jan. 24 im. l-.ti:M
(1 SaryaailaapvaMapaJSwaaklrrraBruit. f!
, Paiiiuuralpasllloa. kicliulurTltoiTa: i
if r-ftrlesca anBacataary. PacallaTJ ay a.'
'j wt-nntAg-tobaginnara. UbaraJVjgJSA Owl
anatBlH!-a So local part- rffk it
tlmt areata. Largest a44ya 'I
1 ' stn as -'
rVi ... 4.V ,
1
II
t
& C0.,
Uros., I
Al. INISTKATOK'S NOTICK.
Nollre la hereby given, that Ihe undersigned
hsa been hy Ihe t'imnty Court for Clsi-kiunns
county In the slate of Oregon, appointed admin
tstrstor of the estslo of Krederirk lem. de
ceased. All :persona having clilms against
said estate are required to present Ihe same to
n e at my larm at Needy, In aald county, with
proper voucher, within six months from the
date of this notice. Daviii Zimmxrman.
Adm'r ot theeststeof Frederick Deem. dee d.
Dated Feb. , WW. . 2-tt:S-
) Skin
: Eruptions
ed slndlar annoytincei are caused
' by n impure UI's-kI, which will
i r v.'il: in a more, dreaded disease.
) Uridyl removed, slight Impurities
v ill develop Into Scrofula, licie
' ms, Salt khcumandothcrKriotis
rvoulisoi
j I ; i!fiorntliesln IjlCl
's i tfi'i In, hi a Sfvire
'i toii'rie, (or rlilch I r
t'U eunr ivniwlkt that S"lrW"ll
A me w .d. I hive UIUUU
.tni t.'tlirti lMir bottkf A
i JWVl wilhllsiiiioiawenderlul result
f't-yTtn Am ri.jDyin II Iswt lilh I
" ever ki, hue KJinel twfntr
),..(! nd my (nendKiY tliey never law
i. u wll. I am I'flinit quilt Ilk new
mau. JOHN S. KKKI.IN,
OtmiMSI Milmoa-. Wa,inti,i. o, c.
Cur Treatise on Mood and Skin Diiwaie
ovuted Irn lo any adurn.
SWIFT SPECIFIC C8.t
FERRY'J
SEEDS J)
An Juu what wry rr
Wm of yrm'u
inn lit lduiHUlkn ut
NliH h havi Wll blll.t tb
Url mtt-ti t.tilnm In th world.
trrry'M lecl AbibiI for ltm
the- Ptum ttinl nijIjmIjUir ot
for lit MktriK.
M. FERRY ft CO.,
Pctroit, Mich.
;Red
Suppresses.
Manstrustlcn
PAINFUL
Minstruatlon
Cross
Tansy
Pills
Awl a PREVENTIVE for
IKULUlLailllitA,
Ar Si fa and RrtUMo.
10" H'fffilr Hrn '-.
f he Ladies
RICE SI.OO.
I tabstl vcr
i -rt pnMpaiti on rrrHpl of
Via it finchopi Co.,
Dc Maine, laws.
For sule by Charnian A Co.
8titWO.SH
In the Count; r.nrl nl lh Stale of Oregon lor ,
Clackamaa Count jr.
Kenneth A. J. Markruile. plaintiff, ra. John G.
Kli nimiin and Catherine Flemmlnc, Jelend-
aula.
To John G Flemmlnf andCatherlncFlrmmlnz, ,
defenilama:
In ibe namsof the State of Orrsno, You are
hereby summoned to appear til the ahore enil-1
tlrdeourt on tne Uml ilsr of s terra of aald I
ciHtrt, to be'betuiiand hrld neat after the expire-1
Mid of all arerka from the date ol the putiMea- ;
lion of thla eumtsona, lo wit: Mondar, April id. '
IxW; and you will Uke nollre that II you fall ao
lo appear and answer Iheeomplaint filed airaluat
th in in tnmvninifn 1111110 mi or oriorv
J,,,, am d.y , ukl term o( ,d ,he
! plalntlrr will apt Ir to tha foiiH for judgment
thereon alnoe Mh day of January, Wt and
eoaia and dibiiremeula of thla action, together
with an order of sale to satisfy aaiddemsnda of
the following deerrlhed prosily ailarhe-l, to
wit: lot seven (7) of blork numliered two (ii. In
M eat Hide adlillon to Oresoa Cllr In Clacka
maa eouutr. Oregon, aa shown In the maps and
piala thereof now on .le In Ibe county record-
1 er'a i1tlce of Clstkamsa county, Orefoo.
) Thla nollre la puhlUhed by enter of Hon.
John W. Mi-Ill rum, )uile of aald court, made
and dated the inn tiar 01 January, l".H
K. r. IIkiuus, Atfy for Pi n
Slate nf Oregon. County of Clarkamaa. aa:
I hereby eerllfr thai the within la a true and
eorreel int.v. and the whole thereof, of the nrla- 1
Inal auinmona. C. W. , amoso.
Sheriir of Clarksmaa Couuty Oregon.
By E. C. Mackelt, Oeputy S-16. S-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ot ADMINIS
TKAToK. Nntlee la hrrebf siren, that the umtcnilsnH
V la, anilian viiuiiijr. rraiiu. .iii,iu,pira,ur ,.i tile
tstaieol Harry II. Flananau. dw eaned All per
son kaviiii claims axaiuitths eataient the aald
Hat U riaiiajrsn, decmsed are herelijr Dntl
Seil to preaeut ilie aameduly verifltit tor pay
meul to the BUlernl(iied, or at tha office ol
hrowaellA Prcsser.OrctruuCllr.OrcgOD, lthln
si mouths from thla date.
Daunt January "-M. H, ()weo. Oregon
I.KUKGK W. PKOSSKU. Adm'r.
Browncll t llreaaer, AU'ya lor Adra r.(l-:a-23
Iu the CoHtitv Court ol the State of Oregon for
the Couuty ol Clackamaa.
In tb matter of the. Citation to He Ira and De
estate of lavld vlspra and all olbeia
Wllllama.ilrc'd. unknown
To the fhsrlff of the County of Clackamas or
any other Sheriff to whom these presents
ahall come (im-lltic
In ibe name of the Slate of Oreton: Yon are
hereby required to cite Mehala Amanda
I Teter, Mary Oravea, David B. Pope, hruest F.
; ,,(lt Ihlulj K Vnpt iianiie m. a. Pop.aud
Ularvnce Floyd, heirs and devlaeea ol aald
David Williams. and to all other unknown heira
or deviseeN. II any auch there be, to be and ap
pear 111 tne county court i me state 01 ureijon
or the enmity nf Clackamas, st the rourt room
me court nouse in urenon city, 111
eonntv of Clitrkamas, on .Monday, the
vol Huron, A. II. lMH.al 10 o'clock in tne
fnretumn ol that day, then aud there to abow
1 4tise II any exist why au order of sale should
, not te made aa prayed for In Ihe petltlrn of the
I administrator of said estate of certain lands lo
said estate belorgiUK. to pay clalma against aald
estate, extieiisi ol administration anil taxea
which petition la now on Die in said Court, and
Iu which petition the land asked to be sold la
1 described aa follows, to wit
The north half nf Ihe south west quarter of
aertion tea In township four, aoulh of range one
I eaMt, iu the district of land subject lo aale st
I Oreton City. Oregon, containing eighty acres.
I Also, the following deaeribed tract: Ihe north
I weat miarter of the anuth-eaat Quarter of aeo-
I tion ten 110), townahlp four south, range one
east, containing 40 acres, more 01 leas, being in
I all cue hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
Witness the liouorsble Joun W. Heldrum,
Judge of the County Ceurt ol theStatenf Ore
gon, for the county of Clackamas, this SOtti day
of January, IBM. JOHN W. MEI.DKCM,
County Judite.
Slate of Oregnn, County nf Clackamas.
I, tieo. F. Ilonon, Couuty Clerk of the above
named county aud stale, aud Clerk of the Cir
cuit Court nf the county of Clackamas and stale
of Oroi.'0ii, do hereby certily that the foregoing
copy of citation baa beeu by me compared
with the original, and that It Is correct tran
script therefrom, and of Ihe whole of such orig
inal citation, as the same appeara on file In inv
oillce and 111 my care and custody. In testi
mony whereof I have hereunto set my hand
(Seal) and alllxed the eil of said Court this
Suit! day of January. A D, IK! 4.
(iKO. F. HORTON. Clerk.
1-2:3-2 By II. 8. Strand, Deputy.
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Istest. brightest, liveliest and most popular
aclettlims. Nlh vocal and Instrumental,
. puilt'n up In the most elfgant manner, In-
rluJing lour larce slie Purlralts.
CAHMICITA, th Spuij Datictr,
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Tubular liiiitcrnK !')(!.; 1 gftl. jug 10c; 1 gal. atone milk pan 1(V.;
12 bunchcH maUihoH 25c; mixed tea 22c; mixed candy 10c; flour por
barrel 2.7.r; 18 lb. bent granulated Hiigar 11; liquid nhm drcpsin lUo.
good roant cofTeo 2'c; 2 lb choice uncolorcd tea 75c.; good green tea .'!(ii
5 gal oil C5c (can extra); New Orleana molaHHeH, cheajient to the beef,
MiHoeH 25c Iioho to Mc; ladieH 2.5c gloveH to l.'.c; boys ehm-H 10 to
2 were )1..'55 cut to II; irien't) 11.20 underwear to 87c; ladieg l under
wear to C'Jc; W)c underwear to 8ilc ; goHBamerB imjrfect 25c; ladies
and child wool mitteim cut to 10c; rnen8 75c. gloves cut to 57c; rub
ber leggings to 7c
White Wool yarn cut to 50c. yier pound; Shaker flannel cut to 13 ytl
11; blankets, shawls and corsets reduced; Some 50c. pieces of dress
goods to close at cost; see the goods you can get for 20c, 21c. and 19c;
boys hip rubber boots 2 and 3 at 12; ladies' low robbers 20c; common
rubbers 35c; storm rubbers 50c; silk thread 5c; 7 spools cotton thread
25c; needles lc. per package; 5c pencil sharpeners lc; misses gloves
to close at 5c; buttons lc per dozen; cotton socks 5c; overshirts reduced;
hammers 25c; boys' 50c. caps now 10c; niiHses 15 cloaks now 1; misses
rubbers 1, 1 and 2 cut to 10c; 11 albums to close at 50c; boys' Barlow
knives 10c; 25c, brooms cut to 17c; zephyr 5c. a skein; maple syrup
to close at cost; misses skirts cut to 19c.;, ladies' skirts cut to 21c; shoes
also at hard times prices.
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Where you can get the highest
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lower than Oregon City.
NOTICE OF FINAL BiiTTLEMENT.
In the County Court of the Stat of Oregon for
the County of Clackamas
In the matter of the estate of Reuben Roots,
deceased.
To whom It may concern:
Notice Is hereby given, that the undersigned
executor ef the estate of Reuben Roots, de
ceased, has Aled his final report and account as
uch executor iu Ihe couuty court of Clacka
mas county, state of Oregon, and that Wednes
day, the ftlh day ol February, A. D. ls4,at ten
o'clock A. M al said county court haa been
fixed and appointed as the time and place lor
the settlement ol aald final report and account,
and the hearing and determining of any and
all objections thereto J. W. ROOTS,
Ex'r of the estate of Reuben Room. dee d.
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NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Uvery, Feed and Sale Stabw?-
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BHIDGE AND
DEPOT
Double and Single Rigp, and sad
dle horses always on hum! at the
lowest prices. A cornll connected
with the burn for loone stock.
Information reardinit any k i nil or
stock promptly attended to liy person ol,
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
Sunday Services.
8T. PAFL'S CHl'RCM-episcopal-Rev. J. A.
Eckstorm Pastor. (Services al 11 o'clock a.m. anil
7:30 p. m. Prayer service every Wednesday
evening.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rsv.
Pastor supplied. Services at 11 a. a. and)
7:30 r. a. Sunday School after mornlyg
service. Ptsyer meeting Weduesday evening at
7:S0o,clock. Prayer meeting of Young People
Society of Christian Endeavor every tjundsy
evening st 6:3C prampt
FIRST BAPTIST CHCKCH.-Rv. Oilman
Pasxic Pastor Morniug Service at Il Suudny'
School at 12-15; Evening rferv.ee 6:o0; Kcgnlr
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Monthly
Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evenluar
preceding the first Sunday la the mouth. A
cornial invitation to all.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH CATHOLIC Rv. A.
Hillkihund, PasUir. On Sunday mass at 8 aiitl
10:.t0 a. a. Every second and fourth Suodyy
German sermon after the it o'clock mns
At all other masses English sermons. Suuijjiy
Sell o"l al l.M) r. a. Vespers, apologetica!
subjects, and Benediction at 7:30 r. M.
MKTHODI8T EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-Rsv-G.
KvstH. Pastor. Morning aervlre at II:
Sunday School at 10:00. Clisa meetiug after
morning service. Evening service at Kil.
Epworth League meeting Sunday evening at
:t0: Prayer Meeting Thursday evening st 6.30.
trangers cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rsv. B.
W. Giboniy. Pastor. Servicea at 11 a. at. ami
7:30 p. a. Sabbath School at 10 a. m. Young;
People's Society of Christian Endeavor meef .
every Sunday evening st 6:30. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting st 7:80. Seats free.
EVANOILICALCHtTRCH GERMAN Are.
Ernst, Pastor. Preaching services every
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:30 P. "it
Sabbath sctool every Sunday at 10 A. M. (Rev.
P. Bott, Sunt.) Weekly Prayer Moetluf
every Wednesday evening
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. Preach-.
lug every Sunday, except third Suudny of ecn
month, at 11:00 a. m. and 7.30 p m.-W II
Lain, Pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m.- I. P,
S v inn, Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
ednesdsy evening.
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