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PERSONAL NOTES. W. II. MiiiiiKiii whm lii town mi Tim luy on IiiihIidim. L. I. Jolinmiii of Kcillaml VMtl, nt thin (illlco on ThurNiliiy. (M'rii II. CoiiycrH, of eiiUkniil, In vMlliiu; filcmU in tliUrlty. I'rml Htnlilmktr of IWiuit Hill wun III town oii Monday on hum mm. W. A, Clnluinl, of I'orllunil, win In tlio dly on linHirUnl l.ul ImaiiicMa. JoiM'I'li Witlion of Kly wul among (lit) rllr at till o.llro on TlmrmUy. I). K. Hli(mul t'mnn over from Me Minn vlllu the mlil.ll,. of the week, D. I. iHuinlmin of Clarktm, nun in town on Tlmra.Uy attonclliiK to business. W. C. War.l nn.l wife, of Viol., were In tli city on Monday for several hour, K. M. lUrtiiinn, of Mriiiim, wuh In tlio city on Momluy Jusl iu mulling and jolly km uvor. Max Hclintiilim waa up to Wllmmvillo, hUoM tioiiK.. for roUlo of dity tint fir Hi of tlio week , Mm. Toner, who forumrly livt In thin city iwvi-ral )(.r ago tu in town on V('ili'luy. ItolU WimkU rntiirntnl from a trip llimtigli Linn county last Friday ml r imrta ph anuiil Knin. Mr. Wilkin lhinlwav of Porllund waa In thl cliy on WVdnciMluy vialting tier mother, Mr. M. lUrk. J. T. Mynr, aivoiiii.anlcd hy hi Hon Ilonry, w it town on Thursday mid called at tlio Kniicki hihk ollli-o. Ilcrmmi (in tui huh down from Kwwl Honii) Unt week looking us though lifu in Mini comity agreed with him. C. H. I'oru-r, who lit Un itoiiiiiK t Turk I'laeo for lliu UhI week on c oiuiilof MHirhnlth, w In town Thiim dy. M. L. HcywiHxl and family, of Carua, wrre in tliw city Unt Hwturtlity on their wny to attend a I'niUrlnn lcnic down Ilia Willamette, Ml Cora Harding took the Wr-dnet-dy vvning train for Stockton, California whore alio will visit relative, for ahout three) niomh. Polk tlrihhltt mi In the citv Unt Sat urday, lie ha alwayi been democrat and it tlll, hut wry much opposed to Mpuliiiu and ita lame. L. A. Noble) who haa been In Califor nia returned lt Friday. He waa ai far aoutliM Lu Angeles and atuiiped to take in the midwinter (air. T, 1 Kyan haa la-em very ilrk the pant wek with Inflammation of the bvweda, but within the pat day or two haa begun to mend. He wa very aick (or a time. On the evening of the Mih of May, Miaa Illanche Mct'ord played before a largo Salem audience and her handling of the bovr ia highly rpoken of by the papnra of the capital city. Mm. Albert Fuller Ima gone to Cali fornia tu viait her mother-in-law of Oak land (or a tune. It ia hoped that the change may benefit her health which baa bwn very poor for aome lime. Henry Jewell waa In the city on Thurs day on buniuoHS. He says lhatthe Dotld meeting at Highland had the effect of turning several HipiiliHt hark to the re mblican rank. It waa waa well attended. Mm. K. D. Wilson returned the first of the week from a visit to Mrs. J. K. Weatherford, of Albany, and Iht sisU-r Mrs. Pearl, of linker, at both of w hich place she bad a very pleasant time. Hob looks happy again. Hon. Chita Meknll, the democratic candidate, for secretsry of stuto was in the city Friday and made the Kntkk I'kihk a very pleasant cull. Churliu, as he is familiarly called by all newspaper men, is very fiopulur with tlio editors of the Valley. Nome Political Meetings. On Saturday evening there will bo re publican sreiiking at Shively's hull by the cundidulos, iho htut mwting of the campaign. IHin't forget it. Friday evening, Juno 1st, Hrownell, Hayes, Mintio and others will be at the Park Place school house. Music by the Paik Place hand. Willamette, Falls, or the wood ramp at the uppi r end of the electric line on the west aide, will havo a blow-out fur tlio republican ticket Friday niuht. A lot of the hoys with speakers from town will go lip. CHr leaves at 7:!10. Canby, Viola, (iarlleld and Needy w ill nil have speaking to close the campaign on Saturday evening. The Needy meet ing w ill be a joint republican and demo cratic debate. Harlow is planning for a blow out by the republicans on Friday evening with a speaker from Portland. The Willamette Savings A Loan Association is the name of a new incor poration which Is In ellYot a building and loan association. The capital stock is placed at $."0,000 divided into 500 shares. The incorporators are I1. O. Cauflold, C. P. Thoro, W. K. Curil, W. P. Httwlev, L. L. Porter, O. F. Olson, II. K. Jones and J. II, Italston. The meeting at Wright's Springs on Wednesday was quite a success, In Spite of the rain, s while, Mr. Dodd'a speech was away, up. His speeches i. , i i - , everywuore iho wu.ii receiveu ana uomg good. The Oregon City band fur nished the music. Tu The Public,- I desire to state Ihnt the report which has been unci is still being vigorously circulated throughout the county that "1 have withdrawn my name a the demo cratic candidate for state senator" I utterly false, While I accepted the nomination facing a forlorn hojxi when I knew my party was largely In the minority of both the republican and populists I did so In thesn Irving time for the good ol the party In the preservation of organiza tion In view of tlio tiltinmts triumph of sound democratic principles. It would seem however, that some prospects of my election, or for the purpose of divert. Ing my vote by thus deceiving the people ha prompted (hi false reort anil has thus placed inn In false light as well as in a dishonorable position before the public, and my party and my friends, lama life long democrat from principle. I have canvassed most of this county dining the pant two weeks a such, speaking in Isdialf of lariir reform and sound money and against the fallacies and other economic vagaries of the populists. In doing so I have met Mr, Starkweather, the populist candidate for stale senator, with others in seven Hut discussions and my views in oposl lion to their reformatory fallacies are well known. That publicity should therefore now be given to the false and inconsistent reirt that I have with drawn from the doinixTHtlo ticket with the view of thus forwarding the success of the populist candidates forces me at this late hour to vindicate myself by reHlling such charge as best I can thro'igh the press. I also desire to announce that I am still in the field, and to stay, and being billed to seak every ulghl from now to the day of elec tion, I shall advocate what 1 believe to be sound Hilicy for the welfare and prosperity of the country, and I shall do so regardless of whether it niav attract to or drive votes from me In the coming June election. Having now been pretty well over the county and having received unsolicited assurances of support from sources I least expected it, I therefore have lessons to think anil belive that if the democrats will stand by ine that I can be vIik-UkI, J auks Tiidhnk. Oswrg Omelet. Oswkoo, May 30. (J. K. Miller, a res ident of this place, talked about the iron industry, Tuesday evening at Prei ser's hall. Them was quite a crowd to hear him. Mr. Miller ia a graduate of Harvard college. Mi Itcssie Kvsns's elocution class will give an entertainment in Oregon City on June B and we hear she is to give one in Tualatin soon. Misa Kvans will de serve the palronage of the city. The program will be very Interesting. The public school had their memorial services Monday evening in honor of the visiting member of the Lincoln Post, O. A. K., Mr. O. Katon, C. tang and F. L. Minlie. Misa Maggie L. Hampton of Logan was in Oswego visiting the schools Tuesday. Mm F. J. Hrown gave a birthday party in honor of her son, George's birth day, Monday evening. A pleasant time was reiHirtod. Miss Edna Piatt gave a party to her numerous friends Monday evening. It was quite an ennyahle affair. Miss Piatt is a charming hostess, and knows well the art of entertaining. '1 he republican rally waa the biggest event of the season. Prorser'a hall was crowded and every one bad great pbas tire in listening to the candidates of the grand old party. The Oswego and Ore gon City bands furnished the music. Miss (iertie Hannon is visiting Miss ljoira Kvans. The Oswego Huso Hall nine will play the Milwaukee and Sullivood team Sun day. A (ermiiH Address. Mu.wAt KKK.Oru., May 30, 1801 To tub Okuman Votkks of Clacka mas CofNTV : There 1b a circular being circulated giving the names of several duuiocrals and pjpulist candidates reti rement ing them to be Germans, which is certainly not the tact, and is only circu lated to gull the (human population into voting the democrat and populist ticket. The (act la that there is but one leal Ger man on the democrat or populist ticket, that is Fred Hesse, candidate lor county Bvrveyor, who !ins hardly been from the old country long enough to understand the Knglish language and represents himself to be ft number one surveyor. The facts are, all he knows about sur veying ia what he learned while, working for Sidney Smyth, our present county surveyor. Let the Germans be on their guard and not be caught by any such claptrap circulars, but mako up thoir minds to vote the regular republican ticket and you will know you are voting for your country's good. Yoiik Gkhman Fkikniis. Notice. Sealed proposals will lie received by the board of directors of school Dist. No. 02, Clackamas county. Oregon, for sale of the school building on Falls View. Bids will lie received up to 2 :00 o'clock, June 15 1H04. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Terms cash or three months time on approved security. By order oi the directors. Taos. F. Rva.n, Clerk. A HM0IIT MIXTA KK. Toms Kditok: TIis Industrial Herald of the ZMh tins the following: " Hnrx says in last week'n Kktkiii-hikk that tin Ilttral'l claims n.Ooo.HiO farm are morlgiiK"! in tlis United Slates." Henrx beya leave to ssy that lis mild nothing of ths kind In connec tion with the HitbIiI, and that print wil fully lies when it says he did. Jlia asser tion was that (ienrriil Wenvi-r mild It, ami thai 11 had heen " repeated lately In popu list prints." Keiiei neverssw the statement In the Ili-rald as (pinterl, or In the new form In which It Is now mailo, and carefully avoided laying he had, The Herald s.imili that it "said 0,0,fXiO homes, not li.ono.nou farina" are under mortgage. It matters not whether It b "farina" or "homes" that are mortgaged to ths extent claimed. To say so Is equivalent to saying thattwo llilrda of ths iienple of ths ('lilted Htatea are riving In mortgaged homes. The atory ia preposterous; but he the nuniher great or mall no one but the haunt kind of a dema gogue would blame the government, no matter hy what party conducted, for audi a state of affairs, or exct the government to pay off these mortgage! with flat or any other kind of money. I wish to repeat in tuhstancs what 1 said two wpeka ago: The man who doea not be lieve the statement under (lisculon and tella It as a I null for the take of deluding the Ignorant and simple-minded Is a knave, fie who does believe It Is a fool. I found one such within the rlly limits s few days luce, and I could only fervently wish that some power higher than man would strengthen Ijls feeble mind. It la needless to say he ia a popullt. The Herald makes the muni fling aboi t " professors of religion" It Is a slock argu ment with all sueti rrealun wht n driven Into a hole. Are we to Infer that, because they make no profession of leading a clean Ills the nil .doctors of that print have full license to Indulge In wholesale lying without being responsible to (iod or man? Have they really any true Idea of the moral qual ity of a word or action? A pretty set are they to Instruct men how lo vote I Let the honest votr who has been following their lead pause and ask himself whither he la drilling. Hesix. Oregon t'lty, May 2H. Obituary. Hied, I.orena B., wife of Wm. E. Myers, aged 25 vears, 2 months and 8 days, passed away the 2Mb inst. after an illness of six months. She leaves a husband and two children to mourn her loss. Time ia winging us swsy, To our eternal home. Life is but a wintei's day, A journey to the tomb. Youth and vigor soon will fly, Blooming beauty l-we it charms, All that is mortal soon shall be, Kncloeed in death's cold arms. The boy brigade picnic on Saturday last was attended by nearly all the mem bers. Battallion drill, base ball and other games made the day pass pleas antly and all the boys report fine time. The batallion drill was conducted by Lieutenant Pickens, and Surgeant Hunt ley. Lieutenant Case oi Co. A did excellent woik as eargcant-major. Howell k Shannon are the proprie tors of the new steam laundry. Mr. II. B. 8. Shannon late ol Seattle where he was associated with the best laundries in the city having purchased an interest will acta general manager. Patronize home industry. Wblttliagt frost Jack Knife. Kaolx CmtKK, May 20. The republi can cause was pushed along by a strong impetus Thursday night and again Mon day afternoon by two populists meetings held on the respective dates. Before these meetings there were a few voters that were on the fence between the pop ulist and republicans but now they are on terra firm on the Republican side and fearleHnly denouncing populisttc idiocy. Tho writer attended the populiBt meet ing Thursday night and the only thing he learned was that the nopuliNt candi date for the legislature was able to sing burlesque songs and recite "Fare You Well Brother Watkins. The people of Eagle Creek were de lighted to have the teachers of the county to meet with them in their insti tute held here last Saturday. A dinner, which the teachers very courteously praised, was furnished by the good peo ple, (I say good ieople for there was not one among all the populists, for they claim this precinct, who were liberal enough to contribute one morsel ol victuals for that dinner) of the place winch wus partaken of by between 70 and 100 people. Wuitti.kk. If you want an attractive sign see Davis (lie painter. Portland prices. Shop back of Popo A Co.'s hardware store. County warrants and city warrants on the general fund will be taken at par at the Store of GIuhs & Smith, in exchange for goods. tf Blank note, receipt and order books at the Kntkhckisk office. Those. Pimples Art tell-tale siniiifoma that your blood is not riyhtfullof impurities, caiising a ttluggmlt ami winy fitltl complexion. A few bottles of 8. IS. Si. will remore all foreign and iniuttre niaffer, cfeanse the blood thoroughly, and givt a clear and rosy complexion. It is most effect mi, and entirely harmless. Oils. Beaton, TS Laurel Street, Fhlla., says: "I have had for years a humor In my blood which made me dread to shave, as small boils or pimples would be cut, thus causing shaving to be a great annoyance. A fter taking three bottles my lace it all clear and smooth as it should be appetite sph-ndid, sleeD well and feel like runoinr a foot race all for the use of S. S- S. Treatiw on blood and skin diseases mailed free. SWIFT srEUtlC CO., Atlanta, Ga. TEACHERS' COLUMN All communications, rolls tf honor. and monthly school reports, should bo sent to Mrs. II. H. Gibson, Oregon City. The Teachers' Association of (.'lack-1 a in as county met in Wilhurn's ball at Eaglo Creek, May 20, lh4. Owing to unforeseen and unavoidable delays, the Oregon City delegation did not arrive until noon. A splendid dinner was wailing, and naturally ye iwdagogtics thought first of sppeasing hunger. At l -.'M P. M., the association was called to order by Superintendent Gib son. A large number of teachers and pstrou of the schools were present. The 1 minutes of the previous meeting, pre pared by the secretary, Fannie O. Porter, were read and approved. E. M. Ward, E, Surface, Levi Stipp, Geo. McArtbur, Tennie Maj field, Mary Gutteridge and Souri May field were elected to member ship la the association. A discussion on geography was introduced by Miss Annie Hickenbothen. Her uai;r was remark ably well written ; her ideas were clearly expressed slid carried weight. She was followed by Miss Hampton, Miss Helen Taylor and Mrs. Stafford. F:acli one in troduced new and good ideas. The dis cussion in geography waa well worth listening to. Miss Jennie Rowen then recited a pathetic piece. Miss Rowen surpassed all her previous efforts. Next w as number work by Miss Fannie Porter. In leaching primary pupils, Miss porter would illustrate the ditiercnt numbers by means of small objects. She would illustrate small numbers by dif ferent groti of the objects. She in sists Uon a through familiarity with the different terms used in srithimetic, and would not allow an object to be passed over until the pupils bad thoroughly mastered it. Miss Hicken bothen advanced tome ideas relative to rapidity in work. Miss Rowen favored Miss Porter's plan of teaching. Mr. McArtbur agreed with Miss Porter and Mis's Rowen and also nses supplement ary work. Charles Rutherford asked a few questions relative to the best methods of teaching numbers. D. F. Warner also spoke of the difficulty in teaching extremely shy pupils. The dis cussion on tractions then waxed quite warm. Miss Porter handled her sub ject well. Next waa a paper on order in school by Mrs. II. 8. Gibson. Supplementary Reading was intro duced by A. C. Strange. Mr. Strsr.ge's pajier waa lengthy, but the interest of the audience never flagged from begin ning to end. He recomended the peru sal of the best fiction and of classical talers and biographical sketches ofthe prominent people mentioned in history. His work is worthy of the highest praise. Next was a select reading by II . F. Gibson . We then listened to a recita tion by Livy Stipp. Before the cloee of the association it was decided to hold three meetings in Juiieas follows: At Spring water June 17th; at Damascus June 23d: at Mulino grange hall June 30th. Miss Hampton then favored the asso ciation with a very beautiful song. A resolution of thanks was tendered Mm. Lucia Glover, Mrs. Emily Gibeon, Mrs. Sampson and others for the kind treatment and delicious dinner the allo cation had leceived. The programs for the different meet ings will be published when received. SCHOOL REPORTS District No. 00. Following is a report of school district No. 91) for the second month ending May 25th. Whole num ber of pupils em oiled on register 2d, number belonging 27. average daily at tendance 25: number coses of tardiness 0. Those who were neither absent nor tardy during the month were Willie VI rich, May StMchrott, Emma Strichrott, Lottie Beebe, Lottie Beebc, Edna Hoag land, Kiln a Bowernmn, Roue Bower man, Peirl Bebee, Justin Bowerman, Willie Hurting, Hallie Smith, Nona lleckinger, Reuben Zinser, Edith Deardoff, and Henry Hurting. Number of visitors were 1!). Friends and patrons of school are invited to visit us and note our pro gress. Katib Fkatiikkh. Teacher. District No. 101. The follow ing nnmed pupils have been neither absent nor tardy during the mouth ending May 25th 1804, Mary Manning, Frank Manning, Katie Manning, Maud Manning, Mabel Kreiger, Clayton Kreiger, Emma Wal lace, Lewis Wallace, Willie Wallace, Cicorgo Sager, Charles Snger. John L. (iaro, Teacher. District No. 11. For the month be ginning May 25th, is as follows. Num ber ol days taught 20; number of days attendance 275 ; number of days absence 10; number of pupils enrolled 10; aver age number belonging 14 : average daily attendance 14. Those who were neither absent nor tardy during the month were Lillie Ramsby, Bertha Frey, Minnie Keley, Willio Johnson, Johnnie Frey, Ralpii Holman, Marion Steward and Oscar Steward. Number of visitors dur ing the month S. ISki.lk Hihhakd, Teacher. District No. 77. Damascus, for the ! month ending May 25th, 1804. The fol . lowing named pupils were on the roll of j honor : Noah Royer, Willie Fillster, Ed- ward Fagalda, Irvin Howk, Isabel : Grimm, Louise Kalksfen, Pearl Hilleary, Pearlie Johnson. Number of days at tendance 673; average enrollment Jl?r ffeu rriuals. DOUGIIT ICIGHT AND MARKED AT PRICES THAT WILfi MAKE THEM SELL WELL. T Hundreda J "f .Shoir" , Khof.'H that OIllCHticH I wear at (lowotit priceH 3ST0TIO1TS! ITOTIONSI Envelopes 3 bunches for 10 cent; bent linen note paper 2'; cents tr ream: ink 5 centBiHlate tx ncilH 5 centn tier doz; trood lead pencils g - j i with rubber 10 cents per doz; pens 10 cents, and other bargains too numerous to mention. Hamilton Bros., Oregon City and Park Place, Or. 40; average daily attendance 33 and number of cases of tardiness 6 ; time lost 40 minutes. A. J. Hicsebotiikn, Teacher. To (iood Templars. Do you know that Moore's Revealed Remedy is the only patent medicine in the world that does not contain a drop of alcohol ; that the mode of preparing it is known only to its diicover; that it is an advance in the science of medicine without a parallel in the nineteenth century; that its proprietors offer to forfeit 1,000 for any case of dvieps'a it will not cure? REAL ESTATE TKASSFEIW. Famished Fiery Week by Hie flacka mas Abstract and Trnit Company. II T Bladen to E C Hackett lot 7 and 8blk 5 Gladstone I 300 J T Edmistos to Mary Taylor tract 7flxl42 feet in nnplatted portion of Oregon City 15C0 II N Edmieton to F M Taylor 1 1 acre in nnplatted portion of Ore- gon Citv 1500 Sarah E Davidson to Geo Smith the e',' of lots 3 and 6 blk 23 Oregon City 1 Anna Hoessly to John Jacob Naef block 40 Milwaukee 1 John Jacob Naef to Henry Hoesly blk 40 Milwaukee 1 D W Williams to Daniel Williams of s of sec 9. t 4 a, i 2 e ... 1000 G W Samuel etal to J K Elmer 45.65 acres in J T Wingfield D L C in 1 5 i, r 2 e 228 J FTrul linger to J K Elmer 45.65 acres in J T Wingfield D L C in t5a,r2e 152 A Piezold to August Geneerowsky 133 acres in Wm Tucker DL C No 44 in t 4 e, r4e 1000 John and F E Warnock 40 acres in sec 14 1 6 s, rl e 400 E J Wilson to I E Sailing 2 a in Hector Campbell, D L C in 1 1 s, rle 1500 8 M McCown to Mary F Cross lot 8 I blk 9 Gladstone 150 I S W McCown to Geo W Owen 9 and 10 blk 7 Gladstone. . . lot, 300 W F Grayam to E Jarrett the nwt4' of the ne4' eec 32, 1 1 a, r 5 e 40 acres 700 Humphrey Jonea to II T and A L Evans 7.33 acres in e.Si of sec 28, 1 3 a, r2 e Francis Caldwell et al to E J David son S of lots 2 and 7 blk 23 Oregon City Wm K Willes to P A Weiss n. nw4 of sec 25 t 2 s, r 5 e 280 5S5 Oregon Land Co to E K Dearborn lot 4 blk 41 Minthorn 100 F M Taylor to N J Edraeston 6 acies in L D C Latourette D L C t's 2 and 3 s, r2e 1500 F M Taylor to John T Edmeston 9 acres in claim as last above . . . 1500 Having purchased the copyright of Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving us sole riitht to use them in Clackamas county, and the abstract books compiled and formerly owned by Thorne & 8on . we are prepared to fumitih complete and accurate abstracts of title and to correct or extend old abstracts. We solicit your patronage and guarantee first class woik. Otlice over Huntley's Drug store. Clackamas Abstract & TbcstCo. ! MO0RE2 !" r rviuWwt Friend of Woman. The very romaraable and certain eliet ulven womankind by "Moore's Revealed Kemedy has won for it the name of Woiiihu Friend It Is uniformly sui'ceful lu relieving their delicate ailments. 8tamls peerloss as the natural remedy reeularly adapted to the wants of wnmniikind. WHAT ONE LAUY SAYS: Skattlk, Jan. 20, 1891. "I want you to publish my testimonial for Mookk's Kkvkalkd Kkmkhy, for it has been a grand thing for me, for it has cured me of head aches, from which 1 have suffered whenever I beemne chilled, tor the last fifteen years: I hare suffered perfect torture for twenty-four hours at a time, sometimes retching for three hours with out aity rest and unable to get help from any of the nnmberless remedies tried. Now I am free from this suffering, for at the first symptom o' one of these attacks I take a good dose ef " Moore's Kevealcd," and that is the end of It. It has also cured me ol constipation. My hus band "ays it has saved his life, and he would uot be without it. We are both so happy over it we iappy , and cannot say enough lu our friends to use it." advise all MVS. JAMES GLEASON, Cor. 12th and Jackson Sis., Seattle, Wash. For aala by all druggists. KEMCDY J VA .'' i trMAaiui ( 3 - T Wsintsaii r M iy ft Mssit smrniii ' I J - fDark Htiimliinl jirintn .04 yd. indigo nine prima .u- yu. Turkey red print IS ydn, for 1.0) Oixxl apron ginghams 10 yd. for tl OutiriL' HnnnclH 15 vd. for :J1.00. I L. I j. MuhHii .0') per yd. 5 centn per doz; French hoc polish. ELECTION NOTICE. Nnttre li herehv (Iven.that on Montav. the 4th day ol June. l'M. at the uaual place of vot ing In the M-veral prfrlncta of CUckamaaeoiin- tv. lUteol oreann, an eiaecoo win w nei'i n.r late, rtniri.'t, county and precinct oHicert, oamelv: Member ol Cons reu Hi district, Governor, Kecrewrjr of Htnte, Hute Trenaiirer. Stale Superintendent of Public Initmctios, Sine Printer, Ailorner (ieneral. One Jiutice ol the Supreme Court, Iilrlet Attorney Filth Judicial Dlntrtct. One Member State Board of Equalization. .Hit dl-trict. One Joint Senator, diatrict Clackamaa anJ Marion counties. One Henat'.r. Ihr-M- Metnhcre of House of Representatives, County Ju.lice, One Miutity Commissioner, County Clerk, BherilT. Recorder. Treasurer, btirveyor, A Bseor, County Superintendent of Schools, Coroner, One J ustiee of the reace for each magisterial. district. One ( onstshle tor each masisierfal district. W hich election will be held at o'clock in the moraine, and will continue until o'clock fa the afternoon of said day. listed thi l day of Msreh. jEO. V. HOKTON. County Clerk FOR - IHOi DRUGS SOTO Q A. HARDING. NONE BUT COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED Fins Perfmrles ail Toilet ArUtlei Also a full stock of !PA.I3STTfc3- OIXjS. ETO. THE BON TON. Main Street, near Fifth. A strictly first class resort conduct ed under American principles. IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS. j All the Best Brands of Cigars. THE IMPROVED Queeil CitV InCUbatOl'. . . , , , , Cannot be overheated and haa no equal. Send for illustrated catalogue ol Thoroughbred Poultry. Eggs for hatching, ooultry supplies ef alt kinds. English setters, Irish setters. Fox t ex teriors, Skye terriers and Fugs Our stock baa won eighty-three premiums la the last three seasons. CALDWELL A LARallNS. 1310 Front St., Seattle, Wash. Mention this paptr KOTICE Or SALE. In the Conrt of the State of Oregon, for the Countv nt Clackamas, sitting in Probate, May term, 1S94. In the Matter of the Guardianship of James 0. Stuart, a Minor This matter coming before the Coart on the petition of the guardian, for license to sell the following described real estate, towit: Lots numbered ona(l). two VI), seven (") and eight (!). In block numbered one hundred and live (IDS), in Orenon City, Oregon. And it appear ing to the Ourt beueflcial to the ward thatsaiil real estate should be sold. It is therefore ordered that the 9th day of June. nt, at the hour of tew o'clock a m. of said day at the otlice of the County Judge of Cliu ksmas County, and State of Ore gon, is set as the time and pUce for hearing said petition, al which timeand place, the next of kin ot said ward are directed to be present and show cause, if any there be why liceue should not be granted for the sale of said re.il estate. It is further ordered ihnt a copy of this order be published at least three successive weeks in the Oregon City Kntkrprisk, a uewe- paper cin-ulstcd iu i lackumss County, Oregon. iiatcn tnis inn usy oi sniy. ism. Attest: JOHN W. MELDRUM, Gko. F II obton, Clerk. Couuty Judge. By H. 8 Stsasok. Deputy. JOHN A.BEOK7 THE RELIABLE JEWELER Corner of Front and Morrison, PORTLAND, OREGON. IS STILL ON EARTH. For general repairing he stands without a peer. For first-class, re liable goods his store is second to none. Try him 1 T2 KVhRY OCCAH10N, bread made with M-.nufaotured by CLOStiET A DKVEKS, Port land, Oregon. JOHN YOUNGER, IJEWELER, Opp. Huntley's Drug Store, All Kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE W Great Britain and America. Give me atrial. WEST