SCHOOL MONEY.
ORDERS IIAYK BEES SENT TO PIS.
TRICT (LEItkS.
List of Dlsirli Is, Names of Clerks, Mum
her of Srhnhirs and Setnl
A initial Apportionment.
Following is the apportionment made
by Suporinlondent Gibson (or August, the
Mine being 87 cents per pupil:
No. 1 , Ownr Wisningvr, Milwaukee, 104
chiMrvn j 14i.i8.
No, 2, Elton Coldren, Hubbard, tiS
children ; .V,).10.
No. 8, Clias. O. Rose, Oregon City, 123
cbrtdnen; f 4.1.72.
No. 4, Fred Oerber, I.oan, 5t! cbil
dren ; 108.75.
No. 5, C. 1 Black, Marouam, 61 chil
dren, f."3.07.
No. 0. J. C. l'almer, Manuiati), 47
children j f I0.$'..
No. 7, G. J. Cnrrin, Cuninsville, SO
children; $i1.00.
No, 8, J. C. Spragtie, Logan. 07 chil
dren; No, ), G. K. Lewthwaite, Clackamas,
M children; $10 1W.
No. 10, A. Engle, Molalla, 20 children;
$17.40.
No. 11, Mrs. M. E. Frey, Meadow
Brook, 40 children : 34.80.
No. 12, D. A. Jones, Currinsville, 53
children; $40.11.
No. 13, J. T. Mclntvre, Salmon, 21
children; $18.27.
No. 14, C. It. Stone, Viola. 75 chil
dren ; $(13.25.
No. 15, Henry Hughes, Beaver Creek,
81 children ; $70 47.
No. 10, E. M. Hartman, Maniuam, 05
childien : $50 55,
No. 17, Geo. V. Stafford, Eagle Creek,
70 children"; $i90.
No. 18. George Koebler, Canby, 85
children ; $73 95.
No. 1!, T. G. Jonsrud, Sandy, 70 chil
dren; $00.90
No. 20, Al. Wing, Maiksburg, 102
children; $S8.74.
No. 21, A.B.Linn, Oregon City, 47 j
children; $40,89.
No. 22, L J. Perdue, Orville, 28 chil
dren; $24 30.
No. 23. Chas. F. Wagner, Wilson-
rille, 80 children ; $09.60.
No. 24, Jamei A. Shibley, Spring
water, 103 childrea ; $89.01.
No. 25, Jas. Dickey, Molalla, IS chil
dren ; $15 60.
No. 26, F. M. Osburn, Damascus, 60
children ; $52.2).
No. 27, N. W. Richards, Oregon City,
75 children; $05 25.
No. 28, Ida Starkweather, Milwaukee,
59 children; $-51.33.
No. 29, Fiank Jaggar, Carug, 91 chil
dren; $79.17.
No. 30
No. 31, S. C. Yonng, Damascus, 82
children; $71.34.
So. 32, G. W. Grace, Clarkes, 92 chil
dren, $80 04.
No. 33, R. Rutherford, Highland, 108
children ; $93,96.
Fo. 34, E. A. Smith, Oregon City, 218
children ; $189.60.
No. 35, O. W. Robbing, Molalla, 92
children, $S0.04.
No. 36, Win, Skeen, Mnlino, 38 chil
dren ; $33.00.
No. 37, M. Long, Oswego, 44 children ;
$38.28.
No. 33, E. E. Cunningham, Aurora,
47 children; $40.89.
No. 39, John Forrester, Eagle Cieek,
41 children; $35.67.
No. 40, J. D. Ritter, Needy, 101 chil
dren; $87.87.
No. 41, F. P. Larsen, Stafford, 92 chil
dren ; $80.04.
No. 42, J. E. Long, Cherryville, 37
children ; $32.19.
No. 43, C. L. Perry, Oregon City, 79
$08.73.
No. 44, John A. Richey, Damascus, 33
children; $28.71.
No. 45, E. F. Andre, Sandy, 43 chil
dren ; $37 41.
No. 40, F. A. Meinig, Sandy, 53 chil
dren; $40.11.
No. 47, J. C. Haines, Oswego, 337
children ; $293.19.
No. 48, Geo. A. Hamilton, Park Place,
231 children; $200.97.
No. 49, G. B. Wise, Milwaukee, 106
children; $92.22.
No. 50, J. P. Woodle, Eagle Creek,
43 children ; $37.41.
No. 51, Joseph Hess, Oregon City, 46
children; $40.02.
No. 52, James DeShaser, Sandy, 35
, children; $30.45.
No. 63, Jos. Rees, Meadow Brook, 32
children; 27.84.
No. 54, Mrs. M. Stevens, Canby, 43
children; $37.41.
No. 55, Frank Pawtel), Molalla, 57
children ; $49,59.
B. F. Boylcs, Wilboit, 29 children;
$25.23.
No. 57, J. C. Schmidt, George, 48 chil
dren; $41,70.
No. 58, E. W. Hammett, Highland, 38
children ; $33.00.
No. 59, A. C. Johnson, Hubbard, 55
children ; $47.85.
No. 00, I. A. Milev, Wilsonville, 32
children ; $27.84.
No. 61, Arabella Imel, Oregon City, 56
cLildren; $48.72.
No. C2, T. F. Ryan, Oregon City, 907
children; $81.29.
No. 03, H.A. Waldron, Oregon City,
70 children; $00.90.
No. 64, E. P. Dedman, Clackamas, 120
children ; $109.62. 1
No. 65, Henry I. Thomas, Wilhoit,
Oochildivn; $.30.65.
No. 60, Fred Solvers, Marmot, 35
children ; $30.4.3.
No. 67, H. Idcrhoff, Stafford, 40 chil
dren; $34.80,
No. OS, D. W. Fagnlda, Currinsville,
SO children; $31 32,
No. 69, B. C. Lelund, Oregon City,
children: $33 M.
No. 70, John Rowan, Logan, 32 chil
dren ; $:'7.S4.
No. 71, 8. H. Christian, Stinnyslde,
90 children; $78.30.
No. 72, W. E. Romiey. Colton, 39
children, $33.93.
No. 73, Mathew Dooney, New Era,
48 children; $11,70.
No. 74, W. II. Cochran, Needy, 55
children ; $47.85
No. 75, Jinnes Fullam, Viola, 04 chil
dren: $.35 OS.
No. 70, A. Anderson, Marp:iam, 08
children ; $.39 10.
No. 77, J. A. Royer, Damascus, 75
children; $05.25.
No. 78, J. I. lloopos, iAcey, 41 chil
dren; $35.07.
No. 79, G. W, N. Taylor, Aurora, 34
children; $29.58.
No. SO. E. W. Hornsbuh, Mink, 132
hildren, $114.84.
No. 81, II, S. C. Phelps, New Era, S9
children ; $77.43.
No. 82, Alison Baker, Wilsonville, 45
children ; $39.15
No 83, Henry DeShaser, Dover, 27
children; $23.49.
No. 84, F. Erickson, Mnlino, 50 chil
dren ; $43.50.
No. 85, II. C. Green, Beaver Creek,
30 children ; $31 32.
No. 80, L. D. Shank. Canby, 140 chil
dren ; $127.02.
No. 87, L. A. Bleakney, Wilhoit, 21
children; $18.27.
No. 88, C. S. Torter, Currinsville, 21
children; $18.27.
No. 89, E. H. Butghardt, Damascus,
40 children ; $34 SO.
No. 90, J. T. Evans, Mulino, 25 chil
dren $21.75.
No. 91 , J. K
Miller, Needy, 31 chil-
dren ; $20.97.
No. 92, J. J. Yoder, Needr, 40 chil
dren ; $40.02.
No. 93, J. R. Cole, Macksburg, 43 chil
dren ; $39.15.
No. 94, C. W. Richey, Logan, 31 chil
dren; $27.84.
io. 95, W. G. Kleinsmith. Clarkes, 27
children; $23.49.
No. 90, R. Ryprynski, New Era, 27
children; $23.49.
No. 97, R. E. Irvin, Barlows, 57 chil
dren ; $49.59.
No. 98, T. F. Ryan, Oregon City, 00
children; $57.42.
No. 99, Herman C. Ulricb, Lents, 40
children; $42.63.
No. 100, A. P. Todd, Middleton, 78
children ; $67.80.
JOINT DISTRICTS.
No. 6, R. N. Bradley, Pleasant Home,
42 children; $36.54.
No. 10, F. M. Kruse, Wilsonville, 31
children ; 20.97.
No. 13, C. W. Kruse, Fulton, 47 chil
dren; $40.89.
No. 15 F. A. Richey, Sycamore, 15 chil
dren; $13.05.
No. 23, Jonas Will, Aurora, 6 chil
dren ; $5.22.
No. 26, J. U. Henry, Tualatin, 9 chil
dren; $7.83.
No. 30, A . D. Niswander, Sherwood,
40 children ; $34.80.
No. 34, G. R. Bristow. Middleton, 26
children; $22.62.
No. 53, J. J. Eisner, Aims,- 20 chil
dren; $17.40.
No. 57, A. II.
Cone
Butteville, 14
children; $12. 18.
No. 62, Joel P.
Geer, Butteville, 41
Cole, Willsburg, 29
children ; $35.67.
No, 70, Edwin
children ; $25.23.
No. 73, F. 8. Cottle, Scotts Mills, 4
children; $3.48.
No.-83, F. L. Rugg, Gresham, 23 chil
dren; $20 01.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by the flat ka
mas Abstract and Trust Company.
EE and M E Long to Marv A.
Clifford part Wm Fordyce cl in t
2 and 3 s, r 3 e, 50 acres $1650
Wm Mast to C F E Voss und of
swJ4 of nw, sec 21, 1 2 s, r 5 e
Wm J W McCord to Lorenzo Tenny
und M of n of cl 51, 1 3 s, r 3 e
Willamette Land Co to Patrick
Harris part of tract 21 , Clackamas
Highlands, 1.38 acres
Nancy B Atkinson et al to II E
Cross lota 8, 9, 10, blk 9, Park ad
80
400
103
Gladstone R E Asa'n to, Mrs Orpha
F Cross lots 6, 7. 8, 9 in blk 99. .
Mary J. Healy to John F Stidham
50 a in sec 29, 1 3 s, r 2 e
Antoinette Lewis to Lorenzo Tenny
und of n of cl 61, 1 3 s, r 8 e
1200
500
550
O&CRR Co to B F Linn m of
nw, sec 13, t3s, r2e 220
Having purchased the copyright of
Thome's Title Abstract Indexes t'ving
us sole right to use them In Clackamas
county, and the abstract books compiled
and formerly owned by Thome & Son.
we are prepared to furnish complete
and accurate abstracts of title and to
correct or extend old abstracts. We
solicit your patronage and guarantee
first class work. Office over Huntley's
Drug store.
Clackamas Abstbact & Tblst Co.
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earned. Pay up your subsciption to the
b.s'TKKi'BiHK and get the the benefit of
the reduction in price.
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A WORLD'S FAIR GUERNSEY.
Cell For Improvement and irrleitent
In Thin Dairy llreed.
It was often said during thn Colum
bian exposition tlmt If half the Attention
had previously been paid to the Guern
sey cows tlmt tho Jerseys havo btvn r
wiving for the past SO yeurs In America,
the Guernseys would havo made, a grand
showing at the fair, and the Jersey
would not have had things so much their
own way. Very well, then, there are
mora world's fairs. There are county
fairs and state fairs every year. If the
Guernsey brooders think their cows let
ter than the Jerseys, then let them go in
and develop 'the rod and white Channel
Island cow for nil there Is in her.
A stockman and dairyman, who has
looked into tho mutter says tho Guern
sey its a breed have certain defects,
showing them to tn not yet fully devel-
OI F.RWF.Y COW PVIUTY.
oped. Guernsey enthusiasts would not
of course admit that their pets have any
defects at all, but they can at least learn
what defects other people think the cows
have. The stockman and dairyman de
clared that Guernsey cows lack vitality.
Next, they have defective udders, one
sided, with crooked teats or teats too
small and difllcnlt to get the milkout of.
The udder is sometimes not large enough.
Finally, they do not give as much milk
as they ought to, considering how large
they are. But, on the other hand, Guern
sey enthusiasts declare, that they make
excellent, siieable beeves. Perhaps that
is the reason they do not give such k
quantity of milk.
At any rate, whatever the defects
in the Guernsey breed, these, defects
can every one be bred out of them,
as the defects of the Jersey breed have
been. It has been suggested that an ad
mixture of Ayrshire blood wonld tie
beneficiaL Even 10 years would do I
much in that direction, when under
taken with intelligence and real. Hero
is an admirable field for the enterprise
of some rich man who would help Amer
ican farmers ami dairymen and win en-
riuble fame for himself, as ex-Vice Pres
ident Morton is doing. At any rate
again, whatever the defects of the Guern
seys, they do not seem to be shared by
the cow Purity, shown in the illustra
tion. Purity was one of the premium
best fire cows at the World's fair and is
New York Gnernsey.
Qoa In For SWrlllilnj.
Mr. O. B. Lawson of Grinnell based
his arguments in favor of sterilizinguiilk
and cream upon the two facts that sour
ing of milk is due to bacteria, aud that
heat will kill the bacteria. As to the
method, he said it should be heated in
open pans and constantly stirred so it
will not have a cooked taste. lie thinks
milk would be much iuiproved by run
ning it through a separator without
creaming it, the object being to purge
out impurities. He showed a method by
which creamerymen can run private
milkmen out of the business, or rather
absorb their business as they do that of
the home churner. It is by sterilizing
milk and shipping it to the city market.
The cows can be milked in the morn
ing, the milk taken to the creamery and
sterilized before noon and shipped next
morning. This would take that trade
out of the hands of private dairymen,
the creamery doing the work by whole
sale. In sterilizing cream equally marked
advantages are gained. One quiirt of
sterilized cream is worth two quarts of
nnsterilized cream for the manufactur
ers of ice cream. Ice cream makers say
that it "swells" in making up. - Cream
is better for this purpose when 24 hours
old than when fresh, and he has kept it
from Tuesday until Friday aud found it
in prime condition.
Butter made from sterilized cream has
brought him a cent a pound abovo the
highest quotations. He sent some to the
World's fair Bnd it scored as follows:
Flavor, 42; grain, 25; color, 15; salting,
10; package, 5; total, 97 being three
points off in flavor, otherwise perfect.
This is convincing proof that sterilizing
does not hurt the grain nor destroy the
flavor, for it was still marked high,
Mr. Lawson1
l'spajjer called attention to
a starter must always be
the fact that a starter must always
added to sterilized cream to ripen it, as
the bacteria have been destroyed by the
heat. He is satisfied that thousands of
dollars wonld be added to the value of
Iowa butter by sterilizing cream.
Address Reported in Creamery Journal.
The Winter Cow.
A writer thns describes the cow for
Winter dairying: She should come in
fresh Nov. 1, should be from 1 to 9 years
old and weigh anywhere from 1,000 to
1,800 pounds. She must be a hearty
fetder, with barrel rib, giving plenty of
room for breathing and digestion, must
also have a large udder and full, round
teats. Her daily yield of milk should
not be less than 30 to 60 pounds, and
that milk should make from 1 to 2 2-10
pounds of butter a day for nine months
at a stretch.
The World'! Fair Dairy Teat.
The Breeder's Gazette says of the
World's fair dairy test: The Jeroeys
sweep everything. They have 18 out of
the first 25 places. And, finully, it re
mains to be stated that as a result of the
Columbian dairy test the 14 pounds a
week cow is worth a great deal more
than she was before the test was Instituted.
Idrmmh Train Without Triiiin'or.
Travellers must not forget that thn 0
R. A N. line Is thoroughly repaired and
all (rains ar running without transfer
or delay. Through service to Omaha,
Kansas City, St. I,ouls and Chicago;
Pullman sleepers, free, reclining chair
cars, upholstered tourist slooimrs and
modern day coaches. Call on O. It , A
N. Agent Mow purchasing tickets, or
address W. II. llurlburt, Gn'l Tassen
ger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Treasurer's Nolle
I have In my hands funds applicable
to the pavmeiit of all warrants endorsed
prior to July 11, IS92. Also thn follow
ing tmmlio'red warrants 10,499, 10,500,
I0,f0l and 10,502, (for $50O each) en
dorse.1 July 11, 1892. The Interest will
cease from the date of this notice.
M . L, M'HillK,
Treasurer of Clackamas County.
Okkuon City, Or., August 10, 1S9I.
Hlirrliri Nolle of Sale on Kiwutlnu.
lit Circuit Court f the Stnte ol Oregon,
tor llio county of llarkainaa,
Jiiahua (iurlvetl, pltlmlir, ri Nllaa K. Ilevtma
mill Jolin It. Ithmlt'a, dofeiidaiila.
State of Oregon, ('utility ot t'Uraainaa, aa,
Notlc la herehv given, thai lv virtue of n
exeeutlim mill order ot aale laaned out of (lis
eireull four! of tlm atate of Oreeuu for tha
county of llaikamaa, hearing dale the Hlal day
of July I'm, In it null wherein Juahua linrhett
waa niaiuiUT mui sunt K. itovriiH aim iinrpiiii
mil, rimniiitiiilinic mo, in tli04iHina of tlitf Suto
of llrciron. Hint out of thf rtl rtnlo horuhi
ftor UtfAi-rllK'il. to rtNlliii s mnn aiittli'lctil lo
4tUfy Hie tie iihhiiU of tnt'l ilrorvn, In wit:
lioio. u, tha further lora of OH jllornry i
foci, toiit'ttipr atth tuteroil mi tha isiua atuia
alii deer wa vntfirtitl si 111 pr cvnt per
aiiuiim. mul alto the iwti of ami stivtitllug
til Ik ul.
Now. therefore. In owiHhiico Inatieh ileorsiV
lit I.I. on the vtli lUrol Ao(ut, .inly levy
Ukiii, ami will, on smur.Uy, the IMhiUyofSep'
teiuher. iNiM at the hour of 1 o'clm-k p. m ot
USUI Hay. at tha front uor of the court houne
In nalil county, offer lor isle at puhlle uctlou,
ami tell to the hlhet mi l beat hlihler, for
cah In hanil, all the rlht. title ami Internal tha
aalil ilefemUtit, Sllaa K lteve:ia, haa In ami lo
the following- deecrlheil real property, to wit;
Tha tiorth-enat ipurter of tha aotith eaat iptar
tcr. au. I all thai luirtlon of loll lyimj enat of
PiiHittuit river; all tieliitc III aectlon '.v lown
ahlp 4. aoiith ot raime I weal Vi Hlauietto lue
riiliau, I'lackmnaa county, oretpiu.
Pale.1 thla 14th .lay ol Aittuai. A l 1M.
K. II. M AIHhh'K,
Sheriff ot CUckamaa county, atate of i irciion.
By N. M. Sl.mnr, lieputy. S-I7:-U
Bt'MMO.NH.
lu theClrcult Court of tha State of Orcon for
Clackamaa County,
Joseph Pa I-ancy. pr IT, t. Kllia Ie l-any ilcf't
To tllia lie Ijny. the atmve ruined ilefemlan!;
!u the name ol the Stale o tireaon, you are
herehy reoulreil to appear am! auawer tlie com
plitltit fllcil ataluat you In the almve euillleit
an it. hy the flrat ilay of the regular term of tltta
court licit auccee.lla (he eiplralluii of the
time prrncrllivtl lor llio puhllcallou ol tint
uuiinoua. lo wit:
On Vlouilay, theMhilay of November, lstM; ami
If votl fall m to anawer fi' w ant thereol the plain
tlttwlll apply to the court for the relief iliv
mamlixl lu the complaint, In wit: fur a ilecn-a
llnaolvtiiK tl.e bomla ot matrimony eilatlnn be
tween yon ami the plaintiff, ami for theeoati
ml illNtiuraemeuia of thla aim.
fuhllahnl piirauaiii to au onler of the Hon.
Thomaa A. Mcllrhle, Juilgeof the above eull
tied court, dated July JUth, I "I
KKKIl I.. OI.XON.
S-irs-'il I'lalutttTa Attorney.
NOTICE OK FINAL rJKTTI.KMKNT
In the County Court of the State of Oreeon for
the Couuly of Clackauiaa.
In Ihe matter of theeatateof Levi Lelaml, ilfc d.
To whom II may concern ;
Notice la hereby vlven, that the ttiulctalitned,
executor of the eatateot levl Inland, deceaaed.
haa filed hla Anal report and account aa aurh
executor In the County Court of clackamaa
county, atate ot Oregon, and that Tueaday. the
fourth day of teplcmlr, A I. Hot. at 10 n clock
m. al Ihe County Court haa bean filed ami
appointed aa the lime aud place for the aettle
lueiit of aald final report and account and the
hearing and delurmliiln of any aud all oli)ro
tlona thereto 1-KdTKK M l.rU.ANH.
Kxeculorof theeatateof lvl Inland, ilcc'd
Iihow.sxi.l 4 UHtaaas, All ja lor Ki r a-8 a-;i
NOTK'K OK FINAL HKTTLEMFNT
lo the Probate Court of ihe State of Oregon for
Clrckaiuaa County
In the matter of the eatate nf (ieorije Gauaner,
dereaaed
Notice Ii hereby liven, that I have tiled my
final report aa aamliilatrator of eapl eatate In
the probate court of Clackamaa county, atate of
Oregon, and that the Court haa appointed the
third day of September, lt. at 10 n clock a m
aa a day aud lime lor hearlm objection! to aald
report, If any there are, and for a final actile
meut nf aald eatate am! dlachargeof Ihe admlu
latrator from further obllgatli.tia therein.
KLMtK A. COK. Arlm r.
Paled Aujaat 1, HUM. S-J -ai
notice fok hik.
Notice la hereby liven, that aealed blda will
l received hy the County Court of Clackamaa
county, Oregon, on or before I o'clock d. in. of
the Slh (lay of September, lnl, to ralae the ap
proach of the eaat end of the bridge acroaa
Hock Creek on Ihe Marlon Hameon road, and to
extend the aarne aa a Ireatlvon a level with aald
bridge acroaa Hook Creek Imttom Said treatle
to be about :iini fee: long, aud a further approach
to the aame of about 7u feet. Said blda to be
opened at 2 o'clock p. m., September atli, l'
A dcpoallof 5 iKr cent, of amount of hid to ao
company each bid. The county renervea the
right to reect any and all blda.
-17:H-l (iKO. y. IIOKTON, Clerk.
NOTICE OK APPOINTMENT OK EXECLTIIIX.
Notice la hereby given, that the underalgned
haa been appointed by tho County Court ol
Clackamaa county, Oregon, executrix of the laat
will of Jacob lioaa, deceaaed. All peraona hav
ing c-lrtlma agaluat the eatate ot the aald Jacob
Hoaa, dt'Ct-nacd, are herebv notlrleil to preacna
Ihe aame, duly verified, fur payment to the
tinileralgned, or at the ofhee of llrowuell A
lin-aaer, Oregon City, Oregon, wllhlu all
moutha from thla date.
SOPHIA HOHS, Executrix.
Oregon City. Oregon, Auguat HI, InM.
Bhowmki.l ill OKKaaKR, Att'a lor Ex'x. M7.9-14
JOHN YOUNGEE,
T'p W "R T, R
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Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECON CITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
DEPOT.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horHeB always on hand at tha
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person ol
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
AU kinds of Truck and Delivery Busi
ness promptly attended to.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
SURROUNDED BY SlYSTERYl I
A Great Mistake
A recent fllsoorery Is thnt honilaclm,
dlailnoas, rtilllnonai, rnnfiiKlon of the, mlml,
U' am (tim to (lerniiKotuciit of tlm licrvo
con tors wtiU'li supply llu timlti with norvs
fnh'oi tlmt Indigestion, tlyiu.li, iiountlulii,
wlml In stoiiiai'li, etc., arise (mm tliuiloruuiin.
luenl of tlittiiorveeniitoraaiippl.Yliut tlicaeor
Sulla with nerve lllllclnr fnn-o, Tlila la IHinwlw
li'iiii of many iIIhh-m- of the heart nml liinua.
'I'ho iiei vo syaii iiilallku a loloKruiihavaloui,
aa will lw soon liy Uiu, ai'Ciiiiipunlii
cut. t nn in i lu
lilt lluoa are
tlm norvea which
convoy tho norvu
f.,r.'o from tha
norvu I'ontorn lo
every purl ot I'm
limlv, iil aa the
i'Iiiii li'i'iirnoit la
conveyml ahum
I h o loliKriiiti
ln to e v ii r y
aim inn, luruo or
aaiull. (inlluiiry
liliVHlrlmia full to
hitfiinl thla fiii't)
lutotiil of triuiU
1 II at thouorviii'ill
toes fur Ihccnuio
o t tho tllMinlora
srUluii thunifriun
limy treat llio
purt alliK ti'il.
Kniiikllii Mile,
si. II., I, I.. II., tlm
liluhlyinlelimloil
aiioi'lallat anil
iiuli'iit of norvoiia tllwinao. nml author
ot tunny nntoil irviiiilaiwt on the Inlior iib, h i,
Ioiiii hIiicu rvul thn trait tt of tlm tlrl
alutonioiii, and hla luaalnruilvo Nervine,
la prviircil on Ihitl principle. Ha ainvo-w
In ciirtnii nil illMiiHia MrlnliiH fnnu (lomutfo
luout of llio iiorvoua ayatnin la wornlcr
fill, na (lie IhllllKltmla if uuaiilli'ltril tliallllHH
uhila In laentaohni of ilia conipnny uimiufuo-
' 'i t.Mii.iT aniiij nnne.
lr. Mlh".' Kixtorntlvn Nervine la a rollnhln
remoily for all nurvoua illaoaaoa, audi aa
liomlui'ho, iiorTinia ilohlllty, pnxtrnlloii,
ali'.'iilcaiii-i iliulueaa hyaterla, aoaual ilo
tlllllv. St. Mill, ilitlli-o, iilliny, et'. It la
old by all ilriiKv Ixta on a pmlllvo nariiilo,
oraonl dlna'l by I ho Hr. Silica Modioli Co.,
Klkluirt, liol.. mi rvi'i'lpi of prhti, II r IsiU
Uo. U iNittloa fur f mi'"-" pri'imlil.
Kiwiiirntlvn Nervine ltlvilji coUWllut DO
uplutua or ilmuivruua Unix.
For Htilo by Cliftrinun it Co.
Sunday Services.
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ST. PA. I I. t III ItCM-rpi.cupal-Hpeelal
notice li ven ol aerv iee held. Hervlcea al
lloc.-ka. mand 7 .) p.m. frayer lervlce
every Weducaday eveultx.
FIIIKT COSilKKD ATInNAl. CIII'HCII -
Kev. J, W. l.'owau i'aator. Mervli-ea al 10 .al a m.
and a on r. M. Sunday H.-h.ml after ftiurutue
eervlce.
Player leeilne cliic.l.y eveiinii al
mil at
oplr.t
a ii o.clock
rrayer iiiceiineot tonne, ten
Society of Chrlatian
Mian
cavor every Suuday
veiling al ? M prompt.
rmsr ha pnx r cnrscn -Rr. in
Paaaaa Paator Morning Service al It Sunday
School at W 1.1; Kveult.g Service M, lteular
prayer meeting W edneaday evening. Mnuihly
Covenant Meeilu every Weducaday evening
nrect-itiiig me nr.t Mm, lay tu me mouth. A
oorulal Invitation lu all.
ST. IOIIN S f ill'ltCII.CATHOI.IC.-ltav. A
Iliu.RNaAftn. Paa:or. on Humla) maaa ni a and
10 SO a. M. Kvery aecoud and fourth Sunday
Oerman aermi.n after the a oc.K-k niata
Al all other niaaaea KuglUh a.ruioua, Sunday
School at i mi I1. M. Veapera, apologetlca
ubjecia, and lleuedlctlon al 7 IKI r, at,
HKTIIOlUST r.PIHCOPAI. tMII'KCII.-lt
(I. Nvaxa, Paator. Morning aerviee al It:
Sunday School al in on. I'Uaa meeting after
inorntiig aerviee. Kveulng aerviee at 7um.
Kpworth league tneeimg Hnnday evening at
.al prayer kleellng Thuraday evening al I SU.
iraugera cordlallv Invited.
riKST PKKSHYTKK1AN CIll'KCH.-Hxr. 0.
W. liiaoagv. Paator, rtervicea at 11 A. and
7 M) r. . Sabbath School al 10 M. Ynulif
People'a Society of chrlatian Kndeavor nieeii
every Sunday evening al a .10 Wednesday
evening prayer uieeilug all su. Heal a free.
KVASUtlJCAI-CIII'ltCII-UEMMAN - B. V.
Wrap, paator. Preaching aervOea every
Sunday al II A. M and 7 W) P U.
Sabbath acr.ool every Humla at 10 A. M. (Her.
P. Ilott, Hupl.) Weekly Prayer Meeting
every Wednraday evening
I'NITEII IIHKTIIHKN IV CIIHIHT.-Preach
lug every Moud and fourth buuday of each
mouth, at II oo a m. and 7 i p. in. W II. Ho
I.aim, Paator Sunday achool at III a. al. at
Oregou City Flrat auuday at harnaon achiad
home. Molalla; Third Suuday. Mountain Home
11 a. m.; Ilmlwr Orove, 4 p. m Mlaa lie) la
(ireen, Superintendent Nnnuay achiMil, Prayer
meeting every Wcdueailay eveuliif.
Postollico-:-Store.
milvauki:i:, ou. .
FAMILY -:-GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries arc Fresh
and of the ts st quality.
In Prices ve meet
Portland Competition.
Gary & Wissinger.
Let us have a trial order
Portland-Oregon City and
Yamhill River Route.
STP TOLEDO
DAILY -:- TRIPS.
Down Leavo Dayton 5 A. M.,
Mission 5,30. Newberg G, Butte
ville 6:45, Oregon City 9:30,
arriving in Portland 10:30 A. M.
Up Leave Portland 2:30 P. M.,
Oregon City 4 P. M.
Stage runs betweon McMinnville
and Dayton, via Lafayette, in con
nection with the boat. Tho stage
will leavo Hotel Yamhill, McMinn
ville, every morning at 3:30 a. m.,
returning, leave Dayton evory
evening, execpt Sunday, on arrival
of the boat.
Pest of accommodations for pas
sengers and fast time niado. For
freight rateB apply at dock or on
steamer.
Everybody should patronize tho
Toledo and thus sustain a daily
boat.
Joel P. Gkeb, Owner.
J. W. Exon, Captain.
Mirrlff'l Nutlra nf Hula an Kierutlnn.
lit the County rurt ofilie Slate of Ortufiiu,
for tin county of l lacaaiuaa.
Tliomaa Charinail ami Krril It, t'liarninti, 1.
hilt hualuima itiolcr tha firm name nf 'I hohiHa
( liatmaii A Hon, I'laliilllta, veraua i U Mnauiifl
ml '.Icnilcllag. Maiiiii hla wife, Hrfemlaala,
Slate of Oregon, enmity nf Clackamaa, ,
Notice l herehy till en, thai hy virion of an
eaeoullnh ami onler of aale laiucit out of thn
coo n iv coiiit ol the alale of tircKou for Ilia
county of I lal'kainaa. iHiarlm dale the lath day
ut .Inly, I "Ha, hi a anil wherein 'I luuiiaa Char
nan and fred II t'liarmau. iloliui hulnea uiiilcr
the Ann name ol I limnaa Charinaii ft Hon, were
plalulllta.auil IV l. MaKouenml llciirlellag. Mu
ll one hla wife were lieleudauta, eummaudlua
inn, lu the liaina ol theaiale of lltcaun, that out
of llie real fatal hcrelnaller ilcacrllied, lo real
ise a aunt aulllclmit lo aatlafy the ilemalida of
anld decrie, lo wit: PM tl, ami the lurther aunt
of lit III Oiiala, liiaelher Willi lllteleal lilt Hill
aaliie alnce aalil decree waa entered at per
cent pi.r annum, ami alan the coda of ami at
tcmllliK thla aale,
Now, therefore, In obedience In aitch ileeree,
I did, on the jnili day of July, iel. dill r levy
Upon, ami will, on Saturday, lha .'Mil day nf Au
(inl, hoi, al the hour of J o'clock Ii lu. ot aald
day, al the front daor of the eourl fiouae In aald
eounly, oitcr for aale at public auction, and aell
to the lila. lie. I and beat bidder, foreanh in hand,
all of Ihvrlurii, llilo and internal tha aald de
femlaula have In ami lo the lollnwlm ileacrlbeil
renl ptoiiertv, or any pail nf It, to wit. Ilrwnt.
tt I nar at the N V corner of ihe donallon laud
claim ol Walcra t'anuaii and wife, In lownahlp
i aiintii. rauite 1 eal or V . M i thence riiuuliikt
oiith alotia tlie enat line of aald donallon land
claim to the dlvlnlon line illvldlna aald nlalui
hetwecu Waterat m man ami wile; tlteuca run.
ulna weat aluiif auld ilivUton Hue to a point
from which a line rumiiug north and parallel
Willi Ihe eaat line of aald il'iuallull laud claim
lo ihe north Hue of aald donallon land claim
would Include l acrea, them e lumiiuit lioilh
from aald tMiiutaiul parallel with the eaat Una
of aald donation laud claim lu the north Hue of
aald donnllou laud claim; thence rtlunllif eaat
alone the Imrth line of aald donation laud
claim lo the place ol IickIiiiiIuiI. loiitalnliiij ')
acrea.
Alao-l'ouimeiiclni aifho N W eorunr nf tha
). Ii. Tompkiua and wile Ii. I. C. lu lowualilp J
M.rauneal aud I K ol W kl ; thence aouth
e ,Ki nun . eaat Ja 71 rhalna; thence eaat US ;
chain lo Willami-lte river; thence alone the
meamlerlllaa of aald river N. iMdcir Vi challia;
thence N .'J,, W 70.-l.alna, llicoco N. M
chalna to Ihe N. K. corner ot aald claim: thctice
W, alone: the north line of aald claim H 10 rhalna
to tNjtlunlii(, colilalulnt Ml 7u acrea, etit'i.tlna
the fi'llnwlne. vi. Comiueiiciui on weat ban &
i nieamlerlna
of Willamette river lu Ihe Ii I. 0. of l I'.
1'i.mpkllta and wife III low tuhlp 'i amilh, rauae
I eaat ol w M al the aoulli eaat corner or Ilia
tract ol laud act i.ff to lto(er II Tom,klna lu
Ihe aarililou of aalil P. U C, Iwiween the helra
of II. i lompklna lu Ihe circuit eourtollha
atate nf dregou lor Mull niuiiah eounly, to which
priH cclliiKa irlereuce la hereby had, and run
nine Ih.-uce down atreaiit at low water mark
north ii itt-tt Weat it all cltalua; theuce weal in laj
challia to Weal Hue of laid ii.uat..ll laud claim;
II, mice aoulli lu ,i-ir an mlu. eaat tjochaluai
thence eaat i 7i il.aina lu bcgllinliiii, eoiilala-
UK 7J.UI acrei,
A lao-ao acrea off the eouth half of the (leo
vtallmaaml wife Ii, I. t , Hi ..t.lmwu.hlpa,
d,M.rllw,( ,, miertm of the H K of .aid H 1.
j K n.tlit,.. on the aouth by Ihe aouih line of
, J, ,,, ,,. , i,
Ii I. tl , on the eaat by Ihe V) lllaiuette river,
I an, I mi the north by a line drawn p iraliel with
; aouth Uiuudary an trat the area embraced
Klllllll aald lim a ahall contain 0 acrea, elocpl-
In I from thla Had the following In tinning at
W ,-oruer ot II W M.Uiug i. 1.. C In
lownahlp AH It IK of W kl; thence N
ilrg ., miii, K along meat lioiunUrv ot l I. C.
II ;u chalna Iheuc K parallel lo S line of l I.
C jn 1.1 chaltia to a lll .HI feet ea( ot S K,
corner of a tract of Imii.I belonging to Tbeoilore
VI maul, thence S 7 ilea SI mill W 4 u chalna;
IheuceH )'! W. t.wi chalna In S Inmndary
of Ii. I.. C; ihence Meal along aouth boundary
of H I. C .'I a.i chalna to twa-iiititng
Palnl thla Jllh day ol July, In'
. ( MAlHioCk;,
Hheritl of Clackamaa enmity, atate nf iireguo,
liy N. M MooMtf, lieputy 7-7 it
rlhrrllTi Notice of Sal on Kleetltlon.
In Ihe Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for
the County of I lat kainaa
Thomaa Cliarman. plalntllT, va. John Moliall,
defendant
State of Oregon, Cuiinly of Clackamaa, aa.
Notice la hereby given, that hy virtue nf an
eieeiitlon and order ot aale leaned out nf the
eireult rourt of the atate of Oregon for the
county of I la. kamaa. Iiearlne date Ihe .SI. I day
of July, lam. In a ami wherein 'Ihomaa f bar
man waa plaintiff and John Molaan waa delend
ant. eonimandlug me. In Ihe name ot theaiale
of Oregon, thai mil of the real eaute hereinafter
dcacrllied, lo reallie a aum aurlicleul lo aatlafy
thedemauda cf aald decree, to wit : $.'la t. to
gether with luiereai on Ihe aame alnce January
,th, lt. at In per cent per annum, and the fur
ther aum of lAw attorney 'a fece, and the fur
ther aum of l.'l lcoata, together with the eoata
of aud attending thla aale.
Now, therefore, In otiediencetn aueh deorae, I
did, duly levy upon, and Kill, nn Saturday ihe
XMIi day of iigua, lam, at Ihe hour of I a clock
Em i.t aald day. at the front door of Ihe court
ouae In aald etniniy, orfer for aale al public,
auction, and aell lo Ihe hlghca and heat bidder,
fur eaah In hand, all Ihe right, llile and luiereai
the aald defendant haa lu ami ! Ihe billowing
ileacrllied real property, loan: The W. nf H.
W of a-cilou . lownahlp 4 aouth of range 'I K.
ot Ihe V lllain.ue morldlan. Ititaled lu Clacka
maa eounly, Olegoll
Uateil thla Jim day of July, A. D latH
K. C MAI'luiCK.
Sheriff of Clackamaa eounly, alale of Oregon
7-17 S-J
ii
ACII1I.I.KH UtlHiK, NO. KK OF P.
Meeia every Friday night at Ihe K. of P, hall,
Vlaltltig Knlguta Invlled.
K. U llol.M.H, C. C.
TtraMTIN flHANllK, NO. Ill, P. nf II,
Meet, laai Saturday ill eai'h niuuth al Ihotr
hall lu Wllanuvllle. H. II. HriRV,
Miaa Ha n a siUKr, Seo'y. Maater,
OltKOON CITY IIOHR CO,, No II
Ileiular meeting third Tueaday nf each
miutth al 7 :J P M J. I H'a Prea.
U.S. Sthasiiii, Sec. H. Nartura, K ru.
WII.LAMKTTK HKIIKKAII HKIJHKK I.OIWE
No. I O. O. K.
Mi eta thn aei'mul and fourth Mmidav In earh
niuuth al o'uhH'k p. in. lu I O O. , Mali
Mm Many Wiu.uiia. N. 0,
Mils. M. 0. Cll A mm AN, Her).
HELLOH
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tance telfplioiio wire in
Oregon and Washington
now in operation by tho
Oregon Telephone and Tel
egraph company. .
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Tacoma, Salem,
Walla Walla,( Pendleton,
Albnny and SHI other towns
in tho two statos on tho
lino.
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All tho satisfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect to a
clear understanding. Spo
kano as easily hoard as
Portland.
Oregon City oflico at
Huntley's Drug Store.
d. H. THATCHER, MANAGER, '
Portland, - - - Oregon.