"7"
V
rKACIIERS' (X)LUMN
All roiiiiiiiiiili'iilliiiiN fur IliU ci 1 1 1 1 1 1 11
llmiiiil Im mint lo 11, (I. HiAHKWHAiiiku.
Jrcgou City, Ort'Ki'ii.
ANIINU TICK TMl'AKMR.
Mlx Kullti Hunk donl (Ivb montlm
EfSjl'riii of srliaul III illslrliil No. 00, tiuur
ilmui vlltc, wllh millulilo oxim Iwh,
Tim l-'nwl Krliool, ni'itr Cuiiliy, wlilili
lis Iikkii UiiiIit llm iintiisg'iiiiiiMit of MIhn
Alxllm cliiwil liiMt p'rlilny uftur
Ova liiunlln U'rin,
The iitirtiiltitimiit vn hy I). F,
May tU tliu clone of tlm m linol lurm wm
wi'll ttiii(linl mul iiiiii'Ii enjuyoil. All
pttroh uk highly of Mr. May's work
In tlio lllKjl,
Tim Mt. I'limKKiil kIkmiI which lias
bomi uiiilcr tlin vltli'lmil imuiniiiuiit of
MU WliiiilnOrnlmiii nlirnnd Ut FrKUy
with IntorxntliiK BxurcUim. Tliln li MIh
(Intlmm'i llllh tvrni In tlili mIiooI which
NMtkw wiill of tier mitTi'M.
I T. Aniliuwm of Clurk't closed
mimNfiil term IiimI Frliluy.
MUs Mliinlti Ahlrich'i ncliool kI FnII'i
Vlrw (omi Mured 2.
I'WU TIlOIIIU cIlMi'd NUCCCHnflll
term of m I.ikiI at (icorgi) Miirtli 2, Tim
ItflOrilOOII Willi HH'llt III tl'nllilllt ciiiiihh.
Ilona ririnl ly tlw nillri More ijuilii
ft iiiiinlpcr til (he tuitions of the wIhkiI
who wtuu wnll iIi'iiihm with the rcmilt of
the m lnml. Christian K linker gave im a
well n'iril reiltnliiiii, II, Jwhiimm
mul Nicholas llalli nvn im hii uM
ftiilnH.
Minn Ann Ilirki'iilMjllieni IIiiI-IiimI
illlTi'nsflll term III illtlll't 5"' "7
H J rliluy.
HKIMIKT OK OIHTIIKT HO. 77.
KeK)rlol at hool tllatrirt No. 77, 1 m-aat-tia,
fur month itntlliiii Mari'h 2, 1H',i4,
the fullowhiK nuiiifl iijmIh wern on I lie
roll of honor; Frank Frulih, Frt'i! Fruuh,
Norah itnver, Frank Morton, Iivin
lluwk, I'earl Grillln. Klla Frtililli,
Ntiltie I'tlliaur, I'rsrl Hilhmry, Jii
iHinlxicr, Christinla Ih'tihoer,, Nannie
llaelwiMxl, JiMia llelwx anil Carl
Wullhancn, Total nuiiilar iluyaatti'tnl
aniii 4li.' ; aver.iitii iiiiinlier i-nrolleil, -H u ;
avuraif ilallv attmuUnro, I'll ; ami miinU'r
ofraaea of tunlini'Hi, 1 ; lime loot, ten
minute. A, 1. HiiKMNiicrriiKN,
Tvarhcr.
IiIM KH r ko. 3H.
ltexrt of ai'diMil , III dixtrict nilliilit'r
SH for thu mould outline March 2 in aa
follows: Tolul iiiiiuher enrolleil, 211;
average iHimlicr twluiiKititf, I'll; evca-
daily atti'tiilitiii IN', ; thorn who were
neither alwnt nor Urdy aro Amy
(iriMili), Trn4 1'i-ltir, Frvida IVter,
Froldie IVinr, Mahlo Kochrr, Wad
(iriUhle law llowanl, Jainen Kochrr,
('(via Kuchcr, John NoidhaniM-n, Dick
'Nordhmi'cn mul Cyl Iiler. The
vlxllum wern Htipt. II. H. (iihuon, Mr.
and Mm. A. Koclmr, John downer, Mm.
('. Kwlier, Mixa Ktlln Adamn,
IUi.icn Tayiajk, tOKl'lier.
Mr . an I Mm. 1'. F. Mowy returned
from their euHlern trip ThnrmUv iimrn
iii. StiikliiK times in tlin Hunt,
Mr, Morey mud lliut tliry ar not niurli,
if any, iinproved over what they worn at
the tiuitt of IiIh IuhI viait In the fall, and
that every Ixxly aeenn to s waitinK to
co what will Imj donu by the noverimieiit,
Mrs. C. II. lyu I thinking ol pn-par
ing and aemling to one of the eastern re
unions JmirnalH, the subject matter of
tint Coloniul Tlniea pnturtainiiituit, re
cent I v given at tlio ConijiciiHliona-
clinnli, rortlund is alao planning to
givo llm saint) onlnrtainineut and baa
anked (or the iiiHlttrinl from bore.
Mrs. V. T. Whltlock lecelved a ttltv
gram (nun lllack Diamond, Waaliington
on Tuexday stating that her sister. Mra.
I,oulfa Torlxit, bad juat died. She an I
liel inuther al once mado prearutlona to
go over and lr(t 011 Hie evening train
from I'tirtland. Tliey would reach
Mack Hiiimiiiid tlio follow lint morniiu.
Hev. l'ullier lllliebruiid wIhIiks It
Htulcil t li ut be tlid not aulhori.e nor
aanctlon a boycott on ttio part of the
Cutliolic church Hgitiust Geo. Ilroiighton
and H. IS. CalilT, as reortod about town,
and hiivh that there in no fotimlittion for
the rumors which have been circulated.
There are being conducted at the U. II.
church in Ihia city by Hev. McLain, the
paxtor, asxiHted hy Dr. K. C. Wyatt,
P. E. of riiiloiimth, n'vival meetings of
considerable liiterent. They will fonliiiue
tbrotigll the week and perhapH longer
at 7:1(0. All are Invited.
Oeo. C. Hrownull Iihh accepted Win.
Myer'a cliullengii to (lixciiHH tlio turill'
inHtion and liuo auggexteil tlio 21 t of
March as a proper time. Arrnnguments
will probably be inudu for the diHcuiwitin
at that time.
On Weilnexiliiy of thia week Win.
Harlow entertained Win. Tartlow aged
M and Hiram Htiaighr aged HO at a
ilinnor piirly In honor of their birthday.
They spent an pnjoyablo day,
At tlio tho Bchool meeting on the Wext
Side, H. Kim wiih elected director und K,
A. H111il.l1 re elected clerk. Jlidu were
received for wood, the lowest being $1.73
)Hir cord, delivered,
Itev. itoliind D. Grant, of Portland,
will deliver a lecture March 2llth in tliis
city in the intrent of the Ladies' Aid Ho
cioty of the ISnptiHt church. Subjoct
"Life as an Art."
Win, Plerco Johnson of tho VVillnmotte
Pulp and Paper company has boon In the
city during the week on business.
hci ret Huclely Nolen,
On tlm eve (il HI. I'alrick ' day Achillea
lodKfl No. :iH K. of 1'. of tlilN i lly will
Klvsit mrly m Aiiuory hull, onit of tlm
hmm;IiiI altractloiiN of which will Im tlm
conceit from H to II ut which will In
ri'inliu ml Hoiiiu very Huh aeliictioiia, At
0 o'clock thu niuiid iimii li will lie-in.
KvrrcHl'a hiind Imn Ix'en enKHKi'd 'or tin)
occNNiun mul a ilimnnnt tluiela irotniNtnl.
I.iixt Hutiirduv kvkuIiik wua 'a xuladiiy
fur I'uIIh City IoiIh of Workineli, which
hud tlio ilminiiinof imterlHinlim a party
of about MO ineinliera of the I'ortlunil
lxliM wliocaiiiii up on a hont clmiU'reil
KMiclally for tlieixn uxloii. The hull waa
filled and a innrry tliun wui hnd.
The Wixxlmen will have muular meet
uiK neit Tnexluy eveulntf
Mra, Young of rortlund will lie up fur
Ihn piirpiiHB of or(jHiil.liiK a decree ol
honor in connect Ion wild the A. (). V, VV.
lod-n on Hulunluy evtuilnx. Over M
have alrcudy uluned tlm roll. Memhura
and their wivet ahould r.ot fail to be
present Hutiinluy rvnniiiK.
Httdle May, iliuiKhtcr of K. and Kuruh
(!. I'aiker died in thU city on Muiiday,
Muich full, aiied II yearn and 7 duya.
Thu funeral from tlm Metlnxllitt cliuri li
on Tiiitailuy wna larcely attenilitd.
The silver leaifiin which iiilondcd holding-a
luiM'tiiiK in thia city on Monday
nllit next could nut procure the hall fur
that evening- o will meet on Tuesday
welling.
I.. I., l'urter had Imcii appulnicd
adiniuUlriitur of tlm e(ale of O.lvr
Acorn, ileieaxed, and Jus, Kichey, K. II.
Juhiinon ami Jul Itunalilsun appriilwrs.
Frank JiuiT waa In tlm city on busi-
nesa Thursday, lie la HithiiHiuhlle fur
I lie success of the republican ticket.
" -
Jaa. JtiM.ta having cliwed up the hmd -
nesa of the llculx-n Itisita estuto has
Is-en dimhurited by the ronrt.
M . M. Mead, futher ol Mra. J. jMiea,
died In thia city lust Frid
ay iiifi-il V:
veuia.
I or wnicn ue aniu o uiiucikhi, nau no war
Kliner Pixun carrie hia hand In a sling ket value. The two brought 6j rents,
a the result ol a lip of the ax. I There were 6 Ix.xe of onion, bringing
- i 80 rente, the bushel value of which wan
II. K. Toper rejoice in the advent of nut more than 16 rents. Finally he had
a son on Tuesday.
..
I rons, a
Horn, to IIih wila of II. K
ilailKliter. AbanttiiitnieHt of CruitaiaxJi.
Tlio luirlmr of CrotiHtudt in Huwia is
to bo lixxil Ui Uieri liunt Venxvla afte
1H93, and a new luirlmr will Im opened
along a liiiiritlme t-unal J tint below tSt.
'etenbtirg. Tlila hurlxir will lie 2'i
fixt li i, (ni't l.ooo.ooo ruble, and
Iw tha central nuiit for thu nuloadlng
of coul am) tlio loading of grain and
other artit i of cjqxirt. Tlm depart
ment of H.Mic works la ulito coliaider
Ing tl: inivl. nl.iii'y of t'ouHtrncting
tunnel miiicr thu NfVri like that under
tint Thuiiea In I.oiiinii. but built in
fotir Ntiirh-a. Thix iiliiitiduniiiftiit of
... .1 ,.i.ii.i.i ..!
WHS Titer V.r t eft WHO ertiilillHUea
and iinl ""I CH Kti'd it f..r tlm IHirt of Ut
I'ett rxbtir.- ."v. inu.I-t.-l! Uejiublican.
"I should like to have the key 01 tne
unoccupied house. - Wharton street, "
reiituiiUd a well dressed man as be en
tered the office of a down town real tav
tate agent.
"Yea, air," and the key was handed
over. As the caller doutrtcd it waa
notice that be kept pnxlding the floor
with his cane as ho walked. Hut his
gait was iiliinwt us brink and as straight
aa thotiKh he hod no affliction what
ever. This was remarked as he left the
nQloe.
Or.nd Old kits Out.
London, March 3. It is officially an
nounced this evening that the queen had
accepted tho resignation of Gladxtone,
and tlutt her majesty had summoned
Lord Kuselx'rry and offered him flie
post of prime minister. It is alao an
nounced Unit Ird Hoeeberry bud ac
cepted the poxition.
I.oniiiin. March 4. Tho Daily News i
Hitva this morning : '
The dillltMilties of cabinot-makinif. i
which were so thre,iteni.,g l.txt week, are I
..,!!.... ........ 1 ..: ... n..u t- rlnullv
miuivimMj i. iiiinii. .iv ,1,1. , i,Hn,tj
st'iiieu. nir t iniatii iiarconrv
...... 1 I ., . tl.-ll! .. . tf .1
'Otirt'a CO-op-
n-ekoned on
rt Konen tin. i
it tho Earl Of !
i-iniioii inn un cm not ii 1 1 in suiivii mi. j .-
t ..a. i i..
It u.uu atllu.l lul ni..H lli.il llw. Ic'url .i( F
k'i...lrl .l.i.lt t,.L. Il. fnr..i.n oMW. !
It la probable that Mr. Laboucliere'H
objections to Ixird Hoxeberry may be
overcome ere long by a bill permitting
the peers to choose between Hitting as
lord or submitting for election to the
eommoiiH. Mr. Gladstone's collengnes,
who met him at the Karl of Kimberly's
dinner Saturday, worn much "truck with
his clieerfiilncBS and giineral citse of de
meanor. He waa perfectly happy, even
vivacious. There la no necessity of im
mediate treatment for hi, eyes. He
can sen sulllciently for private reading.
No formal stuteiiient will tie initilo in
parliament today. There will he merely
the tiHinil prorogoinv."
OleToland Will Objeot. ,
Omaha, March 2. W. F. Alexander,
a special coinniiHsioner of the proviHioiml
government at Honolulu piiemed through
hero tonight, returning from Washing
ton. Ho said: "The provisional govern
ment bus won the fight. It will give the
queen a pension, providing she behaves
lierxelf. 8he will not be sent into exile,
aa the leaders, of the provisional govern
ment do not regard her as worthy of
martyrdom. The idea of annexation
has not been abandoned by the pro
visional government, but will be made
the object of a fight in the future."
MARKETING GARDEN PRODUCTS.
now a llandsiHiia 1'riiflt Can II Mad fcf
Ustalllna IHrsrl to Ciuumrs.
To the jirixlucer of Kardun veritable
and fruit a very aandHome addition to
the Rros rwuipt run often )m mndn by
rttulllng direct tooonsiiimir. If the arti
cle old arerlrii'tly fresh and reasonably
good, there 1 not the least difllcnlfy In
dliwwliig of a number of dollar' worth
each morning at retail prim. Bomn
tlme, If the produce I of very fine qual
ity, more than retail price ran be ob
tained. A mixed load of five or six kind
of vegetable I the most profitable, a
Customer vary from day to day in thuir
want.
A little practice and skill In putting
op fruit and vegetable often help al
and profit. For example, an Ohio cor
respondent of The American Agrtcaltur
lt tell of a gardener who received
uddea visitation from a horde of blister
beetle, and before he could do uny thing
they had eaten the Uim off a fine lot of
half grown early Ixiete. The root were
from one inch to two and a half inche
In diameter. The gardener cut the top
Off and packed the root In quart berry
boxee, which old quickly at a nickel per
box. The aume man ee.Ua Karly Louise,
Yellow Harerlie and other mall peadie
in berry liuskvt. A bushel will pack
from 110 to 40 Ixixes, and in thi way
beeU brought $1.75 to !, and pnachi-a
alxiut $'l p r bushel. The peuche were
rlpi'iiwl on the tree und told quickly lie
cuune sound and fully ri) and just
right fur slicing for the table. Bix
I'nwlaker onions, about two inche in
diameter, pluced in berry banket, sold
to a limited extent at a nickel. I'leplant
iiiny si ll in August at a nickel for live
terns.
In further Illustration the correspond
ent qnoUtl give the exact content of
oue load sold, no one may get a fair idea
of the profit of peddling fur three or j
four hour. The man had 22 Uor n of
farly awitt corn, which h mid at 12
' cnta x-r duneii, eicept one dozen. The
I wholesale price that day waa 9 cent pur
; Azn, JI had 4 eabUiffii, of which he
, told 30 at 0 rente each or two fur a dime.
.These brought $1.70. The wholeitale
price w ax 40 ceiiU jx-r dozen, lie hud
: 0 Ixm-a of lx-ets, which had no value to
11 to Krixvra, a. tliey wanted a
I Jarirer article in bmietiea. The iieilaiit,
23 riUarta of jrmil WiieklxTriin, whu
'were Worth at Him rtealir'a 0 ceiiU ix-r
, i ... . ,rt .
quart. li wiliI IJ (imirls ut 12 cent imr
niuirt. un, I cliiaril out tiie otlier lOima.-la
I .... . t .., , . . .
u uu mijn ' ' l- ' h""'"-
ituff Bold at retail amounted to 17.71.
At wholesale It would have brought -7.02.
At half piuit 11 o'clixk tales begun to
dra v..rvllnii,r l-ln J a,1,1 tint nna Hoi.
arag, everyutuig being soiu onions aoz-
en of Sweet corn and 18 cabbaxTeS. These
wxruaolit Innrmmr at A centa for tha
were aoia to a grocer at 0 cents jor me
Corn and S cents t ax: h for the cabbages,
making tha total of the l.iad amount to ?':,,'n 'h"1 01 V'T "!? .'J"!?;" V tlm'
. . , , , bis deathMn and to all that lot, ptere, or par-
S.18. The man left home after 7 a. m rvl. ,t land, annate, lylnit and lx-hn 111 said
and came back a little before 1 p. m., 1 ciw.ama..oii.iOroi, Barticulari.
., . t , . ., ' 1 daerllirl aa lollowi: lhe iifrth hall ot the
the end of his route being just eiaetly !Km,h we.t iianerof section ten (ioj. in man
eight Uliles from home. In this instance 1 '' four, south of ranse one east. In thedl.trlit
, , ... ,, . .... 1 of land suhjeet to sale al Oregon City, Oreion.
the gardener made 2.B9 by peddling the , eontalnlns eighty acres. Also, the follow
load, or more than a first class mechanic's ' ilesi-rlbrd trsrt : 1 he north west ouarter ( f
,.,.,., :.! 111 j..... the niulh east quarter ol secliou ten 1 10), town-
"8 uirrmuuun,, m. u. .
' Dot alike. Iiowever. and SI tllllV tx con -
" '""
Iour uol,nl w"r ,n "'II'BK or ?0
four hours' Work in selling a $3 or $6
load Aaaml.i mm rannot An nnrh
. . . .. ' cannot ao mucn
profitable ixxldling on Monday, but Bat-1
tinliiv innLoa nn for it na nna ran rxxl. I
uruay niakta up lor n, as one can peu-1
die all day, and tho first fruits of any;
crop will be in demand and bring extra j
prices on Saturday. I
At the sution at Logan, 0. T., they .. ,. . V ,7 V ,
, .. .i ... .n . ' I kenneth A. J. Maekenile, plaltiiln. vs. JohnfS.
found Uiat tha se of 10 tons or manure Fleninilng aud Catherine riemmlni. defend
per acre for wheat increased the product '
.8 bushels of wheat and 000 liounda of I To. J"hn, ""mmlni snd Catherine Hemming.
r deleiidalita: .
straw. At the prices there the increase
"just about pays for the application of
the manure."
The Russian thistlo occupies about 80,
000 square miles in the two Dakota and
ia tron hlixuiiiia In ahnnt h.lf thi. ir4
is trouwesouie in aoout nair thu terri -
tory. It is, however, a Weed that need
not be feared, except where farmers try
4 , ', , ' . iij
to plow more land than tliey can Ctlltl-
VaU. The plant makes no proirreas
,, , , , , , ., ,
spreading in sod land or bind that is thor-
oughly cultivated, accordine to The
Aiiiori.-ju. rnltivtr
Alllerll-an CUIUVator.
Theannual crop report, based on sUte-
ments from nearly every township, shows
that Iowa's corn crop averaged 85.7 bush-
el I' ' bushels more than the av
erag9 ror ttia previoas ltt years.
..sta
Fj --
j,
llkf v au.l tillu.lt .-. ..All! '..Li In.:., , rt. S
1 u
eerton.itiwltijrt. IC;. .Iu.i itsriltory. jr
1,7 f-1'"'-'''vulh-.e 1?
au,IJlw.l,ll LlUr . . f
fl twmnlar m W Let ).Mt-v.i3. V j''
l,m 'mt 1 srresi J,',.
W i. ......... .-v U
. . . . :e
I nnreerr -tfHVl .- r.,-::.JU . .., : '
Ifv C. Vr We want ro.i i.oi.-, v.hil.- !f(
,1 -atstJA w A lh. frull iiKluntiy Is i-o
v V tit iiavnni-.ii.pn. mi.iu .,. j.
s.j,,k-iir...rstr-. MKOWN llltox ti. our- n
r ,., , . rv is, . ..rr-j.Tin. um. is
fit-'' i:msuilsuaxr. M
N. A. INGRAM & CO.,
SiiM-HHors tn Story Hron.,
fipneral Blacksmithing
AND REPAIRING.
Wafjur nnri Carriage Work
Pune ill fi.rt clilhrs tillllve.
HoivN -iiori.vc ' srr.ciAi.TY.
Slii'p i'ii Miiin street, near rinl of!
stiHjit'iisi n lniilgc
oli'S NolK'K
m-ii, ih'it Iht nniltTnlmipt.
t ii v "ii rt tor rUrk mii it
( OK'CiHI. H('('i(1iIO'I rt.ltllill-
c 1. 1 Krt'florlrk I'i'Hi'i
liitvlntr rlihtiH nit itn-t
Oniinty in thuisinH'
int r f i
COMH. it. t M'"
ntt! f-l '' nn- rt'-iintvl to rstnt tho nuns t
n a mv i i ''tn .,i ..-.y. m salit county, with I
nrop.-r i iii'Iiits. wliliin l mimths from tho I
llatf "I tin- " III'.', IIWIII ZlMHRKMAN, I
Ailm'r ! the f.t le ot Fmlurlck Deem, ileo'tl
DhIi Feb. , IW.
K- 4 IS ESSf;NTIAL
UOOd HLH,.
i Vou csnnnt V.
Ti3B 18 BO D tir.oon 7
i m ii M . If you ar troubled wllh
'InOILS, ULCCRSoRf
p-IMPLES, SORBS f
,M h bad. A fw Wtle l B. . Willi
C ilifouifiily ile.irn tlxi svM-m, rnx,ve all Im-
iVuiitiw mil build yuu up. All auiioei (A Uer.i-
CLEARED AWAY
hvH4Uif. It ltttthet blood rcrrmdyoo rvth
y (m,hA who h-i nwd It y u. y,
"My lo--! l-vllr prtvrt Ual f$,whU f,'
mk'fi. yMm tmt at M4f J 1 mi w(l 4j
,4k ia ATi UtHH ' AVIS, Infirm, Ol v"
DonTLose
Heart.
tlib rar, anil nimk up fur Uml lliua I
Ferrr's ! ii"" win J
glv you msrir vsiusi'M. ninuj ,
klMrtlt Wl,l Ml niMX- BIKI IIWW M J
rswx-ll. IfnxitslrMillilornia-j
. Ut.fi to iw IimI rnim no iitixfr
aDun. Fre" la all. j
. D.M. Ferry Co..
Detroit,
Mica..
Red
Cross
Tansy
Pills
Stressed
M3nstrua!l0H
PAINFUL
Msnstructlon
And a PREVENTIVE for
rKStt.l!
luuKutLaaiiitJt.
Art Sifaanit RMMil.
Ijf Vrtf(ly Hum l-M.
Tha Ladies'
Purely tt
Uburl t vrr
FaiUl
PRICE $1.00.
fir h firTMrialrJ ox rrrei
uy'
j llD 08 (IDCnODl 10.,
Dea Moines, Iowa.
For sule by Chartnan & Co.
ADMINISTBATOK'S SALE or KEAI. K STATE.
V I. .-M1.H . I 1 1. . I ... ... . ...
li1 , ,,,., f Uio i iiuiiiv i ourt of tlm xuieol
On-i("ii. tor the eouiuy ol t.'Upkamaa.
i tlio Min-h term. IxM. of aal.M nnrt.fiu
, j, ,i, u.rm the .in, a
, mniilh nl Marrh. In the matter ol the
ol UavlU Williama, deeraaril. the uoileralf nnl J
ailmliillratirl aiu ealatr. will aril al puWIc
I auction U the hlthrat buliler fnrrnab. (u
one
narcvl, ana aubjert In eouflrmatinn 1
1
aald
1 ountv Court, on Haturilay, Hie Mn dar
Marrh. W.H. at lUn'clork a.
ol tald dajf.
! ,he c,u" S""' ,n "'on L'tlr. ill said I
, (.,,, eountj.auie oforrtun. aifthrrinht,
title. Interest end eitale nltheuld luu-atateat
' ,h Hmeotlm deaih, and all the right, title and
lMtntt ,hM lhe ,j MUIe h o( !
I law or olherwlie. cniin-d. other than or In id- 1
( ,h (p (l)ur ,,,,1,, onr , . cmalulur (l)
1 lortr arrca, nmreor li-a; beliia In all our nun
r less. 1
anit enmlltlons of sale, eaih Ten per cent of
the purchase moner to be paid
1 ir'1'" nn AT "' !: balanii
, tlllU , , mM Coumy ,
tne ureliaae ntonev lo be pM t the ailmlnla-
ien.e of pun ha-r 8 Jt-'cAMFr,
A'lrcliilslr.ilor wllh the will annexed ol Iheea-
(Mte o( Vtylil tt mi jeeeased. mumo
; '
"I!"'!,...
IV Btatlil i allllltw I iinrl (latawl ait ak
Iii the nau; of the State of Oreion. Yon are
hereby summoned lo appear In the above enti
tled court on the first day of a term of mud
court, tobelbevuuand held not after theeipira
tiou ot six weeks from the dale of lhe publica
tion of this summons, to wit: Monday. April 'id.
IMH; and you will take notice that If you fall so
lo appear and answer thteomplamt filed araiust
1 yoll' n .boveeuiltled actloo on or before
i srld first day of said term ol s,ld court the
ii"H trr the c.mrt for ludsmeiit
, jrn,, (,,, ,l,e turn of $125, with interest
i thereon since JVlh day of January, lmtt. and
r",!" "nd' ltburMmeiits of this action, together
with an order of aale to aatlnly salddemsnds of
ti, following described proity sitschH, to
I u:i"i M"ek uumired two(2,in
West side addition to dregou City In Clack.-
,, cna,irf, Oregon, as shown In the maps and
MSnY .T
1 his nonce Is published by (inter of Hon.
John Y. Mcldriitn, lu.life of said court, made
aud dated the 1Mb dny ol January, ltvl
K. F. Dbioos, Att y for Pl'fT
8Ule of Oregon. County of Clackamas, as:
I hrehy certify thai the within Is a true and
correct copv. aud the whole thereof, ol the orig
inal summons. i;. n, uanonq,
Sherllt' of Clackamas Couuty Oregon.
By K. C. 11 ickelt. Deputy. ',1-16:8-21
EXKCCTOR'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In the matter of the esUte of Caroline Norton,
ucceastu.
I Pursuant to su order ot lhe Connly Court of
Muliiiomsh county, state of Oregon, made
March 7th, lsvt, the umlcrsigiied, executor of
' the eatttie ot Caroline Norton .Lm-ahmmI. will.
Irom aud after the loth duyof April, lsH. pro
ceed to sell at private sale the followlun de
scrllx'd re.l properly, lo wit: The east half of
the following described tract of land: begin
ning at a point nine chains south and six chains
and tli i rt v one links west ot the north east cor
ner of section Alteon, township three, south,
riuige three enst; theui e east eighty-six elmius;
tlienee south twenty chillis, thence east twenty
miechiilns and fifty links; thence north seveuty
fl ve chains: thence west one hundred and seven
chains and nlty links; thence south (Illy Ave
eleilus ami fifty links to the plxce nl beginning,
coninlnliig six hundred and iliirly-seveu acres
aud sixty-two hundredth of an .ere, more or
less, In ClsckHinas county, Oregon,
Terms of sale: One halt c,ih, snd the re
mainder In one year at eight per cent. Interest,
to b-i secured by a lnnrigsge on lhe property
sold V. H. ftil'K. Executor
of the estHte of Camllnc Norton, deceased.
Al theotllceol W. C. Johnson, attorney. Ore
gou City, Oregon. S-n i-6
FOR-
ABSlLlTELYJURE DRUGS
no to
n A. HARDING.
NONE BUT
OOMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED
Fine Perfumeries and Toilet Articles.
Also a full stock of
j iFIUSTTS- OILS, ETC.
if aO
BED MIT CLEARANCE SM
$1 buys either 18 yds. Indigo blue or turkey red
calico, 20 yds. unbleached muslin
or 16 yds, apron gingham.
Tubular lanterns 4':.; 1 gal. jutf hk;.; 1 gal. Btonc milk pan 10c.;
12 bunche inaU:hi:H 2")C.; mixed" tea 2'2c; mixed candy Uk.; (lour
barrel 1.1' 18 lb. bent granulated Btigar li'juid hIk dreHHing KJc.
good roaHt wlTee 2-'c; 2 lb choice uncolored tea 7'c.; good green tea ,'c.
h gal oil G-rc. (can extra); New Orleans moIaH-, chcaiet to the bent.
MiHHC 2.rx;. Iiohc to 14c; ladies 2'k. gloven to 1.1c; boy nhoes 10 to
2 were 1 .35 cut to II; men's 11.20 underwear to 87c; ladies $1 under
wear to fiflc; W)c. underwear to 30c; gosiamers imperfect 2rc.; ladies
and childa wofl mitUmg cut to 10c.; mens 75c. gloves cut to 57c; rub
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White wool yarn cut to 60c per pound; Khaker flannel cut to 13 yI
1; Some 50c pieces of dress goods to close at cost; see the goods you
can get for 2'Jc, 21c. and 10c;
ladies' low rubbers 20c; common
thrcpd 5c; 7 spools cotton thread 2"c; misses glovcfto close at 6c;
buttons lc. er dozen; cotton socks 5c; hammers 25c; boys' 60c. caps
now 10c.; misses $5 cloaks now ; misseHrubbers 1, 11 and 2 cut to 10c;
boys' Harlow knives 10c; 25c. brooms cut to 17c; zephyr 5c a skein;
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03ECON CITY.
LOCATED tKTWEEN THE BXIDOK AND
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dle horses always on hand at the
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Sunday Services.
8T. PAVL'8 CHURCH-Episcopal-Rt. J. A.
Eckstorm Pastor. Services at 11 o'clock a.m. anil
":.) p. m. Prajer ervlce very Wednesdaj
evening.
F1KSTC0N0REGATIONALCHURCH.-RM.
Pastor supplied. Services at 11 a. m. and
7:30 r. M. Sunday School alter moruluir
setwice. Ptayer meetinK Wednesday eveniur at
7:30o,clock. Prayer meeting ot Young People,
Society ol Christian Endeavor every Sunday
evening at 6:3C prompt.
FIRST BAPTIST CMCKCn.-RitT. fliLVAM
Pakksr Pastor Morning Service at ll:SuuL y
School at IMS: Evening Service t MO; RfgtiT.ir
prayer nieetiug Wednesday evening, llouthy
Covenant Meeting every Wednesday evening
preceding the Hrst Suuday lo the mouth. A
cornial luvltatlon to all.
8T. JOHN'S CHURCH. CATHOLIC Rnr. a.
Hillkbramd, Pas:or. On Sunday mass at gaud
i'J .HO a. M. Every second and fourth Sunday
Uermau sermon after the 8 o'clock mass
At all other masses English sermona. Sundny
School at '2:S0 r. M. Vesters, apologeiicul
ubjecti, and Benediction at 7:30 r. h.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-RE
0, Svkks, Pastor. Morning service at 11;
Sunday School at 10:00. Clsss meeting after
morning service. Evening service at 7:SU,
Epwortii League meeting Sunday evening st
6:80; Prayer Meeting Thursday eveulug at C SX
trauf era cordially invited.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Riv. O.
W.OtBosgY. Pastor. Services at H a. . au1
7:80 r. M. Sabbath School at 10 A. at. Youuif
People's Society of Christian Endeavor meet
every Sunday evening at 6:80. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 7:80. Seats free.
EVANOIUCALCHURCH GERMAN - Arn.
Ernst, Pastor. Preaching services every
Sunday at 11 A. M and 7:30 P. JL
Sabbath school everv Sunday at 10 A. M. (Hew.
P. Bott. Sunt.) Weekly Prayer Meetiuf
every Wednesday evening
TJN1TEII BRETHREN IN CHRI8T.-PreaOs-tng
every Sunday, except third Suuday of escls
month, at 11:00 a. m. and 7.30 p m W H Iud
Lain, Psstor Bunday school at 10 a.m.- L P.
StiRros, Superintendent. Prayer meeting every
Weduesday.eveuiug.