PERSONAL NOTES.
Tim (mull of A, V, (irwlm'm Imvo ro
turr.nl from lliu cohhI,
Tho lltllu iluiitflitor of (iio, Miirr In
ri'Kirti lo I hi very lrk.
Mini Huiihlit I a mux Hi'iit Hnlunliiy Ml
l.iN'iiBt fiinn vinUIdk MIi Witrnnr.
J. J. Hloiltlnnl, liiloof tlin Tillamook
AiIvim hIo, wuh In tlio oily Mumluy,
Mi Main! Klllolt, ol Nwly, U vlaltliiK
lior mini, Mm. J. T. Api'timon, of J'trk
J'lttCH.
Mm. K. II. Wanner of Oukluml U
vlnlllim hor coiwln Mm. C. 0. T, Wll-
llltllK.
Mm. W. V. JolitiNon mlnrnoil to Imr
Miirxtiitir ri'uMi'iiro ut HvhvIow Ih1 Hut
iinluy. Mm. M.M, Clinrumn roluuitxl from
Wlllioll Hutiinluy inucli Imjiruyvd in
IikhIUi. .
K. K. ('Iiiirumn tml fumlly roturnml
TliumiUy fiom Iwu wcrki uuilntf nt
NwMiit.
Tli fiimilliir two of Hon. John Mynm
of KtiMt I'ortlitml yh cimi on our trotU
MoihIhv.
Clmi). Drvw, John UnnrHi and Chtui,
Unrnii, Jr.. Irft 8liirtly for thu Newly
Imp field.
Ml J.ur Miller ri.iurntiil Nuliirduy
after nix week' vlnit Willi frlowlH l
I.oiiil Heweli.
Tint yoiiiiifi-iit chill ofOnc ur Krcvtuu
who hit Ih-oii M'rioliHly III in rtirti'il
lunch U'tlnr.
Mm, J. N. (iridium him Ihm-ii vnry
lck for Urn luNt week hut Ih iiUo to I
ImiiiI Kuln.
, MiNWi lUttio Wurner. Ann mid
Maud J'oj wcro in town Ktindtty v lull
ing riOittlvt.
Mini Ann lUIrd of Portland wit In
, thi city Sunday, thil gnu! of Minn
Wlrmiti (iriilmiii.
Mimt Oetavlt Murphy, of I'orlUnd,
w in thin illy Monday, the gueat of
Minn bullae lilie.
MInih Kudo ud A nn in Welch, of
Kt Portland, art) visiting their cotntin,
MU Jtwiu Newton.
Mm II. V. V. Itm.it (mm Mi Mintiio
ltruy)nd thlld, of Hvntlle, art! veiling
relative! In thi city.
Mr. Clay Myim and family are iKinl
Ing the week at the Hood ranch Ihroa
inllra runt of thia city.
Mr. IWnniln and wife of (Irtntii,
Wwo county, arn vliiitlng the family of
K. TaUr, of Ml. I'leaaant.
Mm. C. 0. Alhriiiht and ilaiitihtam
returned Saturday from tli Spring.
Iter a two week outing.
The I'lety Hill frlnnda of Mr. and
Mm. J. M. tawrenco gave them a
delightful Mirprlon luitt Friday evening
Announcement extraordinary
, ,MMawawawasa awaaweayawaBweaajiiw.iamaw-
200 LOTS
GiM T
0TIIINU MORE CAN BE
and have boon delighted with its environments. Its magnificent
accosHibility, mark it as a most favored spot for an ideal home.
Thirty-six Cars a Day to Oregon City. Twenty-three Cars a Day to Portland, j
Trip to Oregon City made in six, minutes at the lowest rate in Oregon cts. 12c. to Portiand.
Tho now city has its own saw mill and will soon havo its own system of water works, supplying coUl, pure mountain water direct to the homes in Gladstone. Electric lights as soon as needed. Gladstone is to be J
made and maintained as a modem city in every respect, and all safeguards have been adopted in the dedication to make it a clean, wholesome place to live. Gladstone has aa good a public school as
thcro is in tho county. No man with knowledgo has any doubt as to the future of Oregon City, the great manufacturing city of the Northwest. Millions are now being invested in mam- j
moth enterprises, that will employ thousands of operatives. Thero never will bo a better time to secure a home or make an investment in Gladstone or Oregon City. I
What Prominent People Say of Gladstone.
The proprietor of tlio Entekpuihe, Mr. Chas. Mesorve, says: "I have
purchased property in Gladstone and consider the investment a
good one. It is tho most attractive residence property in Oregon
City, Gladstone Park is certain to grow in public favor.
His Honor Mayor Straight of Oregon City ffays: "Gladstone can't be
beat for a superb residence location. The location is extremely
healthy and easy of access.
Rev. Oilman Parker, pastor of the First Baptist church of Oregon City
Bays: "After eighteen months rcsidonco in Gladstone I am thor
oughly convinced of its desirableness as a place for a homo. Its
many points of excellence make it highly preferable to any place
between Oregon City and Portland. It has natural fitness with its
contour of hills, magnificent park, its crystal river, its healthfulness
its good water and fresh air, its freedom from city noise.its electric
cars and cheap fare, are all points of very great advantage and
pleasure.
at tl.o liomit of 0. O. T. WIlliHifiH, It
lining the annivciiiitiy of tWilr we-dillng,
Tho evening punned pliiHNiintly with
innln and iihihIo nfler which dullcitlo
ri'lri-Hhiutiiita worn iorvcd,
Thoiiitt Workman, of tho National
Imnk of Vwieouw, attended the fire
nnin'a tuiirnuiiient Monday,
Mm. Hiiiidhir, Mm. I.iiu and Mr. J.
I-t'K of I'orllimd were the guent. of the
MIon Franco tint flmt of tho week ,
B. ApH'mon, of McMlnnvilln, wan
among the ninny vlNitomfrom our neigh
boring eltle dnrliiK the tour iminciit.
Mini Cortriidit Flnley rclurnil the
flmt of the weiik from vlnit with
friend at Hkamokawa and Ht. Milium.
Juduu Ward of the law firm of Itiirln,
Waid A (iri'ix wa In thi city allcnil
iiiK lo IniHincii at the Innd oflh.e Siitur
day. Mm. I'utur I'miii)t and two daiiMem,
IuiHe and Flora, returned from their
vUlt with relative at the Italic hint
Thumdiiy.
A camping party connlMtlnK of John
Mytir and family and Mix Addle
JoiiiiIiik returneil from the l'pr
Bandy lunt Friday,
Mm. Orlando Ixivt-Joy, formerly of
thi i lly hut now ruHldiiiK in Portland
ha been vinltliii her hrother, A. 0.
Davln, of thin city.
The famllle (d C. K. l'euxe, C. I'orry
C. T. MyemandO. W. Kidder of Mt.
I'li'tiKanl left for the ISntU'villo hop
yunl IumI MomUy .
Frank (lurretmin, of Tho Iullun, rnine
down with Ihu flm hoy from hi city to
we (ho tonrnuirent. lie I the uuent of
the family of Hon. I'uter I'aipiet.
W.ll. HtHdurd, Win. Dixon and A.
T. Howlund left Monday for tieur hunt
at Hound mountain above Kick a poo.
They Intend to atuy about two week.
Hev. Wm. Travlaof 1'ortland, Uite
Hmidiiy achool nilniioiiry for the I'rei
bytrrlan rhunli, wa In Oregon City
Monday the gneiit of Kev. U. W. (iilf
oney.
John JitntiliiK ami wife, Mr. Aher
nelhy, Mf. and Mr. J. Miller, J. N.
Oraham and Wm. Jennint atarted for
an outing near Kpringwater laitt Friday
morning.
Frank Ourch, a former reident of Ore
tton City, hut now a young biiHinea niun
of Indendenre, wa In attendance at
the tournament and vlniting old friemU
Monday and Tuesday.
l'rof. il. Starkweather, who ha hero
tern-ling a three month mhool at
Skamokaw returned to thi city Uat
week. He will have charge o( the
Went Side achool for the winter tetin.
Mr. K. K. Huron, gratnl secretary of
the I. O. t). F. and Mr. Wheeler, editor
of the I'm iflc Odd Follow, of Portland,
200
At the nominal price of $105 Each.
BTY DAYS SALE
SAID AS TO THE MERITS OF
puid WlllametUi Ilohekah lodjo No. 2 a
fraternal vllt at their last meeting the
flrnt of the week.
I'ercy NomIi wh the rupreseiiliitive
of the Coryulll Informer at the lot rtm
luent. Mr. A, W. France and alNtor returned
from a uhort vUlt to CIhUop beach last
Friday.
Dave Hem'emon, of tho Itcd Front
Un, made a flying trip to Woodburn
yesterday.
W, N, Mesorve, county mirveyor of
Columbia comity, wm in tho city on
Friday lunt.
K. II. Gabbert wa In the city during
(lie tournament a the representative
of the Corvalli Time,
H. J. Dt'pennlng, firoMsman for
Kchwah I!ro. printing ofllce wm In the
city during the toiirriain'irit.
tie'). Knight a business man of Can by
and an old time standby of the F.mtkk
I'liii b wa in Oregon City Hatitrday.
Joseph Webber, Albany' old fire chief,
but now of the Portland police force, wa
in the city during the tournament and
marched with the Portland Volunteer
Firemen.
Mis Mlna Kelly arrl ved from Keaview
Saturday morning, feeling greatly lin
proved in health by her much needed runt.
She has reunited tier work an clerk at
the land ollice.
Mr. Frank Campbell, who ha been
visiting her sister, Mr. J. I'.axter of
till rlty, received word Saturday that
her mother, Mr. Alhey, of Balem, wm
seriously til. She left on the evening
train.
Jiiilgel). J, Hwjtzer, of t. Helens,
toped of In Oregon City over Friday
night on hi way homo from Cottage
Grove, in which place he, with other
parties, la putting In water work for
the town.
M. W. Plunk, of Canhy, wa in town
Monday and stated to a representative
of the Kn'tkki'KIhr that hi father, 0. W.
Hliank, had just received word from Wil
hoit that he had lost by (Ire, ttia dwelling
and burn on a farm he owns near that
place. Timber Are were the cause.
Col. liobert Miller and wifo left Fri
day for Jacksonville, near which place
he has a fine fruit farm, for a three week
vacation. During the Colonel's absence
hi brother. W. L. Miller, head clerk,
will attend to the work in the register
ollice at the land cilice under the super
vision of Receiver I'aimet.
Kd Muecke, the newly appointed
pool master for Aurora, wa in Oregon
City on a business trip Monday. Mr.
Muecke ha only two but recently ap
ptdnted and does not lake charge of the
ollice for some time yet, when he will
move it to the Willamette Trading
Co' store, of which he 1 a part owner.
Grand advertising sale of GLADSTONE PROPERTY, introducing this
the handsomest of all suburbs to the attention of the people of Oregon.
Meeting the so-called hard times and discounting them 100 per cent.
LOTS.
GLADSTONE AS A "HOME SITE."
park; its swiftly flowing mountain
Applications and selections may
be made at any time, but no
papers will be drawn until
after the 10th. '
r tt writiMi:
H. E. CROSS
The Oregon City Sash & Door Co.
CAUKY Til JO LARGEST STOCK OF j-
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc.,
in okeoon crrr.
Hpucial m of doors and window made Ut order. Turning of all kinda.
Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts
Fumiriljfid on application. Builders give U8 a call and v:o if our work
its not of the bent, and our prices as low a the loweHt. Price
Hc-nt on application.
Factory Cor. Main and 11th Sts , Oregon City.
NOTICE OP sDMINIHTRATOk'B BALE OF
ilKAI. KttTATK.
In the County Court of ths Hit of Oregon lor
the County ol C'lacksmsi.
Is lh. miner nl the MUlc ol Yre Diem, dee'il
Null! l hem lit flven, tint lu imruunol
s llci-ime siel ortlvrof ssls duly inart and en
teinl ol rpcnrd In ths stK.v ifiitltled Court on
l)i u dsy of Auxiul, llciiNliifr the Mile ol
tlin ri-l elnu-huf in.l.er druerllil I will, on
Mmiinlay, th Mh Uy ol H.-.lcuilr, nt the
hour c' mo o'cl'K-k V- m. ol nl'l dsy, on the
i.rifnilM., itijMt9iJ shout thrive mile. wt.t of
Ntly, 'is4'ksnni. eoiinty. Oregon, sell st puh
llo suction, to the hl(lil l.l'I'Ur. the lollowinx
dMcrllrrd rel eaum, iiltiiiitrd III ('lcktn
roiinly, (frRou. to wll- Hei(liiiiinK st the south
em! corner ol Mellon M). lu T. 4 H.. K I K. ol
the Willamette lnirlillll. In ( li klnin county
sinlkt.teol tlreifoD, thence went one hrnifr'd
and ility (WiO) roL; thence north Ally ") r(l,
thvnre emit one hundred and nlxty iW)) roU;
thenre south Ally (&u. rnli to the place ol tie
(lulling, eoiiMinlnn flltr ") acres ol land,
more or leN, tiitrether with the Npfiurtenanreii
thi'reurilo beloniu( lerms ol nle csnh III
hand on day ol tale
UAYll' ..111 nMlMAA
A1 in r ol Mid eu.
Auciitt IS, H.
Oregon City Dye Works
DYEING,
Cleaning and Repairing-
Gentlemen's Hats Dyed & Cleaned.
Ladies' Work a Specialty
Hnawla, Cloak, and Dreuee I Iveo a, good
an appearance aa new.
Feathers, Gloves, Etc.,
Cleaned, and (Iveo any ihade dealred.
First Claps Work. Lowest Rates.
WILSON, WELSH & CO.,
Foot of Fifth St., Oregon City, Or.
almencampmext.no. .i.oo. r.
Meet, Knit and third Tueadaynot each mouth,
at odd Fellow, hull. Member and rliltlng
patriarch, cordially inrllcd to attend.
J. A. tTIKWAKT, W.ll HOWELL,
ftcrlbc. Cblcl Patriarch.
2 0 LOTS
p Beginning September 10th, 1894, at
D and ending October 10th, 1894, at
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS HAVE VISITED IT DURING
stream, affording the purest water in
Sole Agent.
1. 8. & H. CO.
E. McNeill, Receiver.
TO THE
ERST
Gives the choice of
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
JPt, O U T S S
VIA VIA
SPOKANE DENVER
Minneapolis OMAHA
AND AND
ST. PAUL. Kansas City.
Low Rates to all
Eastern Cities.
OCEAN STEAMERS
Leave Portland every five days for
SAN FRANCISCO.
For full details call on or ad
dress, W. II. IIURLBURT,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or.
the world; its level, dry Burface,
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE.
1. The sale will bo for cash or approved notes with interest at 10
per cent., due January 1, 1S95.
2. Not more than two lots will be sold to the same person. Single
corner lots will not be fold.
3. The people of Oregon City will bo allowed to purchase 50 lots at
this figure and no more. The people of Clackamas county,
outside of Oregon City, will be allowed to purchase 50 lots
and no more, and 100 and no more will be sold to people out
side the county. j
4. If the entire number is sold before the expiration of 30 days, the J
sale will stop and the old price of $000 per lot will be resumed, j
In any event the sale will not continue beyond the 30 days, j
7. No restrictions are made as to time when dwellings are to be
built, but they are to cost $1000. No shanties in Gladstone.
8. Applications by mail, allowed, and the very best unsold lots will j
be selected Final payments can be made inside of 30 days.
Hherlfl'i Notiea of Rule on Eirrntton,
In th Circuit nf the Htale of dregoil lortli
County of Clackumai.
E. T. llolgue, jlMr,:lff, y I. 8. MulUo an!
Amelia MuiUn, deleudanta.
Htato ol On-iron, County rd CUckamaa, m.
Notice Is herehy (iven, thut hy virtue ol an
eneeutlnii am) order ol aale la.iied out ol the Cir
cuit Court ol me iuie of uretrnn for Hie county
ol da kma. heirin date the 7th d.iy ol A;i
Rimt, l'. In a amt wherein K. T. Ilolir .ie la
plaintiff and I. 8. Muilan and Amelia Mullail
are defendant., fiornmandlna me. lu the name
ol the Htare of Oregon, that out ol Ihu real ea
tate hereinafter described, to reallne a .urn ,uf
fleient to aatlaly the dernanda ol laid d.:eiee,til
wit: IM.'iV toyether with Litereat on the am
Irorn the 'CM day ol March. lt, at the rate ol
10 per cent., per annum, anil the lurther .urn of
:m C'Hta, and the lurther turn ol 17r 00 attor
ney' leea, and alao the co.li ol and attending
thla kale
ow. thernfori, lo olieillenca to inch decree,
I did duly levy upon, and will, on 8turdy the
lull day of rleptenilier, lurt. at the hour ol one
o'clock p m. of .aid flay, at the front dwr of
the court houae In .aid county, otter tor aale at
fcihllc auction, and aell to the hl-hct and hent
ildder, lor cah In hand, all the right. (I'll ami
lntereat the .aid defendant Amelia C Mullati
haa In and to the following described reul ptop
erty. U wit:
ilelug part of the Hector Campbell D. L, C. In
aald county ol Clackamaa. and eommenclng at
a point on north boundary line of .aid claim
No. 41 In T. I H. K 'I K- ol W. M. 47 ?U chain.
Irom N' K. comer ol .aid claim: running theuce
aouth I Chain to middle ol Johiiaon Creek:
thence weaterly lollowlng the meander ol ,ait
creek tn ea.t line ol land lormerly owned by 1
K. Walt: thence north along Mid we.t line
chain, to north boundary ol Mid claim; thence
eaal 14 U chain, to the place ol beginning, con
taining M acre., more or le...
l).la thi 7 111 dair ol AugiiHt. A D l4.
E. C. MAlifiOCK. htherilT
ol Clackamaa county, ilate ol Oregon.
By 2. M. Moony, liepuiy. -lA.
7
YOUR GOOD HEALTH
Dci?nion tlie condition ol your stomnch
ami liver. Tlie make your bUxxl good
or bad.
MOORE'S REVFALED
REMEDY
I. the greate.t of naftral tonic, for th .torn
achand liter. It regulate both mrely and
perfectly.
Are you btlllou.?
Are you couillpated?
One Tenspoonful of Moors Re
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0. H. Reeae a well-known Seattle draggiil.
ay Moore Revealed itemedy cured, him uf
He re re billion, headache.
f(Ja3old by ail druggiita.
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
FullStock of Guns & AmmunitioQ.
Repairs on all kinds of small machine,
promptly made. Duplicate keys to
any lock manufactured. Shop on
Slain Street, next to
Noblitt's Stable.
9
200 LOTS.
10 o'clock A. M.
10 o'clock A. M.
THE LAST TWO SEASONS
its handsome surroundings, its