Oregon City enterprise., October 19, 1894, Image 8

RAILWAY SUHOKOXS.
EVERY LARGE RAILROAD NOW V AS
ITS CORPS OF DOCTORS.
They Are Very Varful In .Wmilng Krand
alcnt Claliiia-lnacruintlniie Law ywra anil
Doctor Try to "Work" llm Coiiipanlee.
Tlth la the Railway Side,
Doubt loss everyone know somi'tliitiR
of the business o( tlio eye doctor, tho
borso doctor and diver others to whom
tho medical title is applied; but, with
tho exception of the unfortunate individ
mils who have come into contact with
tho gentleman, few people know any
thing about tho routine duties of tho
railway doctor. It would be false rea
soning to suppose that, because an eye
doctor treats the orlw of vision and a
horse doctor prescribes for horses, the
business of a railway surgeou is to re
pair railways. It might he said that
in geueral tho disciple of Galen and
Hippocrates knows as much about rail
wads as the ordinary railway man
knows about the art of Esculapius.
Actuated by principles of philan-
thropy and buims (a cynical outsider
would iu all probability reverse the or
der), nearly all the largo railways iu
this country have instituUil what is
kuowu as "rvli.f corps." Prominent
members of this corps have formed an
association known as the National As
sociation of Railway Surgeon.
The greater part of the railway snr
gvou'a time is taken up iu attending to
ocidcutd iu the yards. The men who
sustain these injuries are, iu a majority
of cases, the switchmen. A New Vork
gentleman who has been connected with
several railroads said: "You can always
tell a switchman by oue of two things
a bruiMHl thumb and a grievance. If
ho hasn't just come out of an accident,
he is just pettiug ready to strike. "
Whereas tliere are numerous cases of
passengtrs being seriously hurt, the vast
majority of tho claims made upon the
railroads for injuries are fraudulent
Half of these claims would never be
heard of if there did not exist a class of
lawyers who just watch the papers for
news of a railroad aocident and pounce
upon the injured with alacrity. Allied
with them is a different class of "rail
way surgeons" that cost the companies
great deal, but who are paid indirect
ly. If tiny find a man who has a slight
contusion, they prove to him, aud to a
jury sometimes, that he is suffering
from a t-eYere concussion of the spine.
Their fine work is in what are known
as spin::l injuries. If a train of passen
gers happens to be slightly jostled, near
ly every oae aboard, with the aid of
these doctors, may develop a case of
spinal ilisi'xse. If a man insists he has
"shooting pains" in the back, no one
can say him nay, and iu absence of
proof that he has not a jury will natu
rally give him damaged. The "railway
Burgeons" referred to have no associa
tion that is kuowu, but they know their
business from alpha to omega. They
instruct their pupils as to all the symp
toms of the disease they are supposed to
have, aud in learned terms amaze the
ordinary country jury.
On roads like the Pennsylvania and
the Central Railroad of New Jersey
there are regular surgeons at stated
points, and as soon as an accident oc
curs they are immediately sent for. They
have the jiower of calling such extra
help as they deem necessary.
Roads on which a surgeon is a paid
official claim that through him mnch
money has Iweu saved. Outsiders would
grow dizzy with wonder if they knew
of the uue.'i.t of suits and claims that
arise from railroad acei leuts. The offi
cials, however, remain imperturbable.
They know that most of tho claims are
spurious, aiid on investigation will fade
away like a mist before tho rising sun.
To investigate such claims and to settle
in cases of real damage are the duties
of the claim agent The railway sur
geon aud tho claim agent are to the man
who has a fraudulent claim a source of
horror and disgust.
An Illinois surgeon tells of one inter
esting claim. A man who was traveling
In company with a number of friends
was thrown arross the aisle of a car by
a slight accident that jostled every one,
but in reality hurt no one. He went
home all right, but after several days'
deliberation he made up his mind that
his head was paining him. From then
on he would drop in to see the people
who had seen him thrown and in the
midst of a serious conversation would
make, some idiotic remark about the
price of beans in Pennsylvania. After
awhile, he induced his friends to believe
he was crazy. The company heard of
his strange proceedings and began a lit
tle investigation. They found that his
crazy fits were confined to certain cir
cles. Among business people his actions
were those of a perfectly sunn man. He
never overpaid his workmen, uor did he
bny anything at double what it was
worth. People v. ith whom he was doing
business were informed from what
source may bo guessed that Mr. A.
was insane. Mr. A. finally came to the
conclusion that if he wanted to retain
his business the best thing he could do
was to spread abroad reports of his rapid
and complete recovery, and he did.
The surgeons are frequently the spec
tators of almost incredible coolness.
One tells a story of a Texas engineer
named Ben Blunt. The surgeon gives
the account in the words of Blunt:
"Well, you see, I was in the cab, and
everything looked all right ahead, when
suddenly the engine turned by a mis
placed switch, and the first thing I
knew I was all tangled up between the
engine and a freight train. The next
thing I knew I heard some oue say,
'He's dead. ' Cut I wasn't As soon as
thoy had pulled t!i" engine off me I had
thorn telegraph liu k l. the station so as
to stop th
message t
fireman w i
( owing :xv -s, sent, a
v it': iimiI Mt.v lllllt tllB
urly u.. i,.l:.i ii up. Was
I hurt;! Oh.
am and sc.i
ing that y, . '
York Advi 1 1.
I ljg u;id one
lil'S Ivol a., l.ut until
,!! call s":-i.,ui" W
POTATO BUGS VERSUS LOCUSTS,
A Regular Kilkenny t t' Sranr Followed
by Saltafaclnrjr True.
Stories about 1 7 year locusts nro be
coming as woolly as the grasshopper
stories of last year.
Down iu Sullivan county an advance
guard of locusts entered a potato field
and began their usual work of destruc
tion. Tho potato bugs appareutly
thought that this was an eneroachtneut
on their rights. For two days farmers
noticed a g",rtt migration of bugs to
ward that particular field. They travel
ed along tho road in squadrons and bat
talions and seemed to bo under regular
leaders. It became plain that tho won!
had been pass! to all potato bugs iu
the vicinity that their help was wanted,
aud they were prepared for war. They
assembled on onosidoof tho field, whiW
the locusts gathered on tho other.
Then came tho battle. The bugs' plan
of campaign was to cover that portion
of the field which they were defending,
so whenever a luckless locust or detach
ment of locusts attempted to alight on
it tho plucky booties would pounce upon j
thoir enemies and tear ami claw them
to pieces. The locusts began making
rtigular attacks, and tho slaughter of
both insects was very great, while be
tween them they left nothing of the
potato vines. The fight lasted for two
days. Then there seemed to be a truce.
As a result, it is noticed now iu Sulli
van county that whenever the locusts
approach a field of potatoes the bugs
retire from about one-third of it Tho
locusts destroy that Kirtiou and leave
the rest for the beetles to oat at their
leisure. It is iuferred that this is in ac
cordance with tho terms of the peace.
The pluckiest fight agaiust locusts
that I have heard of, however, was made
by a ram iu Dutchess couuty. Ho was
the patriarch of tho flock aud of course
considered himself its loader and pro
tector. When the locusts invaded his
pasture, he noticed that food became
scarce. So ho set to work to destroy the
plunderers. Of course he had no other
weatjon than the oue provided him by
nature his big, hard head. Ho ran
about the field bunting and crushing
the locusts. Wheuever ho could get one
against a tree, he would smash it Ho
kept that work up with great energy
for two wholo days, not stopping to eat
anything himself. But the numbers of
his enemies were too great, and at the
end of the second day tho self sacrific
ing animal sank down and died of ex
haustion. Buffalo Express.
ONCE A POWER IN IOWA.
Bat Ex-Corvrnor Sherman I Now a Clerk
In a Country Store.
From the office of the governor of a
great state to the position of floorwalk
er of a big store that seems not only
improbable, but impossible, and yet
there is an incident of the, kind on rec
ord. Following Governor Gear's retire
ment from the office of chief executive
of Iowa came Burcn R. Sherman, who
for two years made an excellent govern
or. Just why the precedent of a second
term was not followed I cannot say un
less it was that the opposing wing in
the Republican party was too strong for
Mr. Sherman and his friends.
At all events, he Btepped down aud
ont and . pursued the even tenor of his
way as a private citizen. In some man
ner the cards refused to break even for
Governor Sherman, and as a last resort
he was compelled to accept a position as
floorwalker in the largest store in the
city of Des Moines. In this honorable
but by no means exalted position he dis
charged his duties cheerfully and was
so affable and pleasant that tho public
learned to like trading at Des Moines'
big department establishment
It was a shrewd business movement
upon the part of the proprietors, and
they reaped great benefits therefrom for
a long time. Eventually, however, the
ex-governor dropped out of the clerks'
society and quietly disappeared from
notice. No one seemed to have missed
him particularly, and but few inquired
after the nrbane ex-governor and oblig
ing floorwalker. Recently, however, an
old time friend of Mr. Sherman hap
pened to be in a certain village in north
eastern Iowa and stepped into a store to
buy a shirt
There was ex-Governor Sherman,
measuring calicoes, tying up groceries
and performing other duties devolving
upon a country clerk in a country store.
Old time memories were revived, and
the traveler remained over a train in
order to have a visit In relating those
circumstances the gentleman said:
j "I don't know what ails the governor.
I I reckon he has lost his grip. Ho seems
i to be satisfied with his job and appar
, ently has no ambition to better himself.
He was once a power in Iowa; now he
is nothing but a dry goods clerk. I don't
understand it" Chicago MaiL
A New Calendar Sugg-eated.
Austin Tyler, the well known invent
or, innovator and iconoclast, has ar
ranged a new calendar, chiefly for busi
ness men, which has 13 months in the
year instead of 12. Each month, ex
cept the thirteenth month, he has ar
ranged to have 28 days, which, be con
tends, will simplify and expedite the
calculation of interest The odd day
will fall in the thirteenth month, which
in the interest tables can be easily ar
ranged. He says that several bank pres
idents have given their approval of his
calendar, and his belief is that it will
finally be adopted. He points to the
fact that Russia has two calendar:!, one
for the church and one for business pur
poses. The odd month, be thinks, should
be called Christmas. New York Com
mercial. A Much Abnaed Word.
"Just at present," says Mrs. Stanley
in Journal of Education, "an epidemio
of 'progr'm' is passing over the conn
try. We 887 telegram and monogram
aud diagram Webster aud Worcester
unite on programme but some one
nobody knows who started the report
that programme was not entitled to an
'a,' and immediately westward the star
of progr'm trok its flight " .
Are Ynu Uolng Fast
If so, it will pay you to write to A . C.
Sheldon, general audit of the "Burling
ton Route," i!.)0 Washington street,
Portland. Ilo will mail you Irve of
charge, limps, time tables, and advise
you as to the through rates to any point,
reserve sleeping car accommodations
(or you, ami furnish you with through
tickets via either tho Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadian Pacific or Great
Northern railroads at the very lowest
rates obtainable.
The Burlington route is generally con
ceded to bo the finest equipped railroad
in tho world for all classes of travel.
Through Trains Without Tniiwfer.
Travellers must not forget that the 0.
R. A N. line Is thoroughly rtMa!nd and
all trains ar running without transfer
or delay. Through service to Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago;
Pullman sleepers, free reclining chair
upholstered tourist sleepers and
i'r8i
modern day coaches. Call on O. R. A
N. Agent before purchasing tickets, or
address W. II. Ilurllmrt, Gon'l Passen
ger Agent. Portland, Oregon.
Honio-matlo bread is recognised as
tho verv best at all times and the cus
tomers of J. Kilo the Sluvely building
baker assert that they can not tell tho
dillervnce between his bread and that
made at home unless it be that his is
just a little the better. But don't tell
your wife that.
(lood reliable agents wanted to sell
Gladstone property. cents fare to
Oregon City. Lilieral commission paid.
Best sellinir properly on the market.
Call on or write to II. E. Cross, presi
dent Gladstone Real Estate Association.
Blank note, receipt and order books
at the Entkri'kiss otttee.
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udders
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sore.-,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailment:.,
Penetrates i 'trc'o,
Membrane and Ti?3::?
Quickly to the Vc.';
Seat of Pain at,-!
Ousts it in a Jin v.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liiiioic.it concucr
Pain, Makes flan jica.it v. ell
again.
Portland-Clatskanie.
R-OUT'E
I Ul
DELL SHAVER, Master.
Will leave Portland foot of Mad
ison street Mondays, Wednesdayi
and indavB, at b o clock A, 31. tor
Clatskanie & Way Landings.
Returning the steamer will pass
Oak point at 4:15; Ilainer, b:0O
Kalama, 6:45; St. Helens, 8:00 A
M., on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
baturdays,
The company reserves the right
to change time without notice.
For freight or passenger rates
apply to dock clerk at Portland, foot
Y ashmgton nt.,or on board steamer,
This is the nearest and most di
rect route to the Nehalem valley
MOLALLA GRANGE, NO. 0, P. of II,
Meeti t their hull at Wrliflit'a BrMire on the
eoona Saturday ( each month at 1(1 a. m
Fellow membert made welcome.
lit. Nei.som, Mauler.
E II. Cooi-ib. Sec.
WAKNER GRANGE. No, 117. P. of H.
Meet fourth Saturday of each month, at their
tr, , I mr
hall In Iew Era. Ivld McArthur. Mnnter
Uri. My Waldron, Hec'y
h ' . ?
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
A Pago From Her History.
TIib Important experience of oilier am
luU'rv-thm. Tli (ulliiwlnii U no evepllon:
"I liml tievii troiitileil Willi liciirt 'JA
Veinx miii li of lluil lime very wrlmixly. I'ur
Bve year 1 wimieenleil liy one pliyolrliiii roil
lliiiiixi'.ly. I In liiKliiiw, liel otillxcil In
retire oil account of my liealili. A pliy
bU'Iuii t"l'l my frU'inN Una I eoulil not II. e a
in. null My di'l nnil IIiiiIm en luully n.l
leu. unit I Wu? Imleetl In a MtrloiiM comlllloit
when h uentienmn illreeieil my tittemton to
hr. Mile' New Henri run1, ami Mild lliul liU
nlnor. tin IihiI lievn altlli led with henrt ill
en-', nnil lieen ennil ly the remedy, anil win
.itMtti aHtroiiiI, healthy woman. I ptirvhtiM'il
U.itleof the lli'iirt I ure, and In lex, than
an hour after tuklux the NrM iIm I eouhl
(eel atleehle.1 Imoro. enienl In tlioeltvulallon
of niv hlool. When I liiul taken thre. ilw 1
eouhl innv ntv ankle, wunol lilint 1 hail nol
done for iiumtli,ntiil tuy IIiiiIm hint lHen wu.
Jen ml Ion that I hey mhmiihI mIiiiiM pot rlllitl
lleforo I halt taken one Imttle of the New
Heart t'urti tin. nwelllinc hail all none down,
uml I wu mi tmti'li tielter thai I illil my oa
work, tin my recommendation i other an
takliuthl valuable remedy." Mr Momaii,
V.U V. Ilnrrl.il rt..l'hl.-aiio. III.
lr. Mllea' New Heartt'uni, a dlm'overyof an
cintneiit MH'latlr.t In heart dlM'a!. UmoIiI ly
all ilruk-Kb-t on a ptnltlvv Koarniilee,or x'n1
. I he I r. .Mile-. Medical l'o..Hlkhurt, I nil , on
nveltit of price, tl per tmltle. l lillle fi
idin prepaid. It l imltlvely frwi (rout
ill i pi. ilea ur duiitivrom Jrug
For sale by Chnrmatt ft Co.
JOHN YOUNGER,
JEWEL E R,
Ojp. Huntlt'y'o Dru: Stote,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EArEKIEXCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me a trial.
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, FmhI anil Hule Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATEU BETWEEN THE IIKIUUE AN1
DEPOT
Double and Single Rigs, anil sail
die horses always on hand at tlit
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loono stock.
Information reisanliiiir any kind oi
stock promptly atU'inled to by eron ol
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
Homes Roanlud and Fed on rvafton-
lUe ternm.
BROWN
The photographer
Is prepared to make photographs
of all kinds promptly
and in
FIRST CLASS STYLE
Pabies' and Children's Pictures
a Specialty.
Call and examine his work
At the Old New York Gallery
Second door north of Harding's
Drug Store, Oregon-City.
THE BON TON.
Main Street, near Fifth.
Jos. Schlitz Plowing Co.'s Mil
waukee beer on draught.
IMPORTED AND
DOMESTIC
WINES AND
LIQUORS
All the Best Brands of Cigars.
NOVELTY
Candy -:- Factory
NOW OPEN.
Manufacturer of
High Grade French and Home
Made Candies, Ice Cream and
Water Ices.
Families, Parties and Sociables
Supplied with Ice Cream in
any quantity; rates reasonable.
Try Our Ice Cream Soda.
Tropical Fruits and Nuts.
Main Street, opp. Commercial bank
II. S. Cram, Manager.
tiflUDlHV VTUUT V ITOT U tfKT I 14 n
Armory, TMM and Main, keguiar drill night,
Monday. Kegular loialnem meeting!, Aral
Monday of each month.
omenta.
J. W. Oanonn, ... Caataln
F.S Kelly, - - Flrat Meuteuaiit
L. L. i'lckuui, - - Second Lieutenant
HIIKUIKri) SALIC,
III tli('luiiillt'iiiitliirth Mial.nl (ireioti. Inr '
tln Oniiniy ut I Ui'knim
A H Si'linrah ami Jnlm Nrhwah, t 1 it 1 1 fTn, n
i'lmrli" Siva art, ili'li'iiilant
Slat nl Ori'K'in. Cutiiiljr nl l'liii kiM, .
Ninli'o In ln"ly alwii dial liy vltlim nt an
rxiMMitlon anil ntiliT nf vain IhniiimI nut uf tliv
I'lroiill rnnrl ol Urn Ntatii nl Uri'Kiin tor Hit)
('ninny ol t'laiili'Uii.i, Ix'ariiiif ilatu iUv lull ila
ol Niti'nilar, Inui. In a anlt wlmrain A, I
S.-lmaliainlJolin Hchwali wort. .llillll., ami '
( liarlio atw ait mi ilrlinnlaiil. iiininaiiillti) ,
inn, In Hi nam nl III Hlal ol Ori'U.m. thai mil I
ol Hi n.al imlnl liiirtiliiallur ili-w'i 1 1 '!. In i
lallii a inn itllii'lrnl lo aatliily Ilia iliMnamU
ol ial.1 iIimtimi, in-wll Hvtun ami Ilia luilhrr
inn ol t.'l V" onl, Imi'llii'r llli liilnri..l on III
am Rim1 nail! iUmtw km uliril al tor oimii
I'fr aliiiilin, ami alio III imau ul ami lluillii
till" talo
Now, lliri'for, In oWil luo Ui m'h liM'r, I
illil, mi tin' .'.l day nl ai'iii'inlair, iM'l.iluly Ivty
iion. ami a 111, ou HnlnnlHy, ill t.'lli day of
(li'lnlaT, IxrH al III limit ol it o'l'loi'k P, M. ol
all ilay al tti Itotil ilixit ol III court liou.a Iu
all nouutv, oiler lor ml al nililli iii'lloii.aml
n'llpo Hi IiIkIiI ami l'l I' I 1 ' t -r. lor cauli In
liaml, all ol III rlalil. IIIU' ami liiicrvai Hi aalil
ili'imlaiil I'harli'i Hlaarl liaa Iu ami In Hi
folloaliiK il'rllii real proi,.rlv, IihwII: la
Kliiitlna al llm N H ronn'r ol ill i. I.. (' ul
Martin Nwciil, I'nvr nlili & South, lUim J Kaal
ol Mllliim'llo Miirlillan, ami rininlna inui
Holltll JUUi'll Vl Ml rhallia; llluln' Houlh
Miih a ;m inln, l S n'J rhallia; llirur Houlh
Mllea. :( in 1 1 Vi'i H no clialn Iu III N K rut
nr ol W
Kii.la . ll I r 1 ili.ni Norlh in
i r ihlinr l'l.ti.' No h L? m 1
. I .V. i. . h Nor I ! ihiuii U?i ol 1
vTi.i" 1 . . . . I . 1 e.' I
led . IU
lulu rant t;l
tahl Hail vlalin; thrill Hniiih 45 tteif. Kat
SV .Mii'luilii. lo Hi ili' ol In-Kloulua. r.'lilaln
lux '.!o aerea moru or Ir.a AIo lit rrtaln
juc ol lanil- liraltiuliiv al th H W ruriier ol
III lliouiaa Jark-un l 1,1', n' ow uhl Vanulll,
lianit I Kaal "I M, lln'iir Norili i ilea. Ml
mill Kaal on ht lilt ol MiaNleorli ! I. M M
1.
rhallia to Hi Houlh mr ol Kuaaall claim. 1
North M ilea. I. mill Wat Vft challla; ihotin
soiitli ilvii 7 111111 Hat itiiu rhaliia to l..ln
ulna, coiitalulita' 01 ariea, umr or laa, aliuato
In I'larkani'ta rnuuty, nretfnn
Pairil llila .'tih ilny nl h.'ploiiilnr. A. I', INt
K 1: M AlilHH'K,
HIicrllT ol rlai'kantaa comity, Orcaroit.
II y N M MOonY, ioit. V.'nlU'M
Hit Kltirr'H HAt.K. "
In Ih Circuit C on ol ih Nlal nl Orrtoti, lor
th Coiinly ul Clackainaa
A. II. Moliwab, Krr.l Hrhwati ami John Sohwali,
oop.rlnrra 1I0I11K toiaiucaa iin.lar Hi Arm
nut am! t lo ol aehwali tiri.tlirra. pi.ii'
till., v.. 1 harli-a bli-warl ami l'. II. knlKhl.
; .
.uin uiHu.riiVi,i.i,i .ii.i..i,,i
.1)1
Slate I (Ireami, l oiin'.y ul Clacaaniaa, ,
Nnlli' la liemliy (Ivuli thai ly virlu nl an
Cteeiitiou ami onler of aal laaileil mil of Ih
circuit curt ol III Klat ol Oregon for Ih
poiiuiv ul I'lackamaa, liearlm ilat Hi mil day
ol HiiirnilH r, l"l. in a a. ill wherrlu A II.
Schwab. rre. Hrhwali ami Johr Hrhwau, ihi
i,.ri HM.a il.mia Kiialnnaa la.r Ilia firm iiama 1
andaiylaol M hwah llroll.era. wer i.lalutlitt, i Thla aummiiiu la puhllahed l.y order of Hon.
aud Iharlea Ktwart ami f. II. Knlalil. dnlm I U'fl II. Biearna, Jmlt ol Ih Ith Judicial IMa
l.ualiie.a under Ih Br in nam and atl. ol 1 Irlct, mad on Hie Wth day ol Hei.ienilier, A. P.
KiewarlA Knlahl. were ilelelnlanta coliiuinlid. 1
lug In. Iu th nam ol the Hlat of Oregon, thai
mil nl th real valalc liervinallrr deaerlhtfd, lo
realtl a linn aurlletelll to aattaly th dvuiauda
ol aai.l dee re. ti wll: lull 11 ami III lurttier
um ul n Vi I'oata. tiigvther with Inlereil on Ih
aam alne aald dei'rr wa entered al H per ceul
ier aiiuuni, aud aim th nana ul aud atlandlug
Ihla aal
Now, therefore, In nldlni' In iurh dcr,
I did. on Ih .'.'d day ol aepirmlier, latM, duly
lety upon, and will, na Halurday. Ih 71th day
ol iH'tulaar. lH. al III hour ol I o'clia k I. M, ol
aid day, al the front dour ol the court holla Iu
aid comity, otter (or aal al ru 1.11c auction, aud
ell In III unheal and Wt hlddnr, lor raab In
hand, all ol tli right, till and Interval Ih aald
delendaut I harlea Mtarl haa lo aud to Ih
lollowiug .leacrtlied ral pr.rtr. lo-wll; i
tlnuinc "I th N K corner ul th lit. I' nl klarnu
awrgl. lownantp aoutn, iiaug j r.aai oi nio
lameit Meridian and luiiuliif thm aoiilh jn
lag. wt M no rhallia, tllelir at.olh 111 deg. W
mln, wl I Al rhallia, Ihet c aoiilh SI dg SO
inln. weal Jl VI chalut In th N K corner ol Win.
Ktigl' i L C llivuc U'.rth 10 deg. weal lual
rhallia Ihenr north deg. 30 mln. at M.'iA
chaluatolh north boundary nl aald Swegl
rlalm. thenr aouth Videg. ! ftt.&O chalua bi
Ih pi are uf l.glnnlu, eonialiilug JMI acrca
more or leaa. Alan lh certain plr of land:
hcglnnliig at tli S W corner uf Ih Thoinai
Jarkaim l I. (' Iu Tuwiialilp 1 oiith, Hang t
eaat ol W M Iheur north H deg 3a mln aat on
e.l line nl HiMalcia-k II I, I M.J) chalua la Ih
M.nth r.irner of Huaaell claim, norlh W drg. IH
mill, wca; r M rhallia, them outh il.'g. 7
mill. wal u su rhallia bi begluiiltig, contain lug
V) arrea mora or leu, tllual Iu Clai kamaa
county. Oregon
luti J Ihla J4I0 day ul Heplemlrfr, A. IV IHM.
K.C. MAlilMH'K,
Sheriff of Clarkaiiiaa couuty, Oregon.
Ily N. M. MiMiUV. I).uiy. to-
SAI.K ON EXKCCTION.
Ill th Clrruit Ciiiirt nl III Stale uf Oregon lor
Hi Con lily nf Clackamaa.
Thnniaa Cliarraan aud t H, Charmaa, partner!
aa Thoniaa t'liannau A Hon. I'lalntllTa. va
i.enrge ataon ami tlary K Ytalaun, Do-
fvudauta
Stal ol Oregon, (Niunty nl Clackamaa.
Noilne la hnd,y glyen that by virtu nf an
xccilllon aud oriler ol aal laaued alll of th
Circuit Court 1. 1 Hie atale ol urryoii lor the
County i.l Clackamaa. Iiearlug date III I It la day
ol Mtptemhcr. I . In a nil wherein I houia.
Charniau aud K. K Cliart)iaii.. partnera aa
1 noma. Charmau A Hon, "ere plalullfla, and
Oeorv Wataou and Mary K Waiaon were de
lendauta, rominaudltig me. In Ih nam of th
State ol (iregoii, that mil ol he re il raft here
luafterili'acrllied. to realla a atim aiiflU'leut lo
ailaly lha ilcmamla nl ald di" rre. lo wit
$:iy t'.i. topether with inter tat on the aam .lure
July Villi. l"f.'. al luper ceul. per annum, ami
alio Ih con. of and attending Ihla aale
Now, ihiTi'loro. Iu obedience in audi decree, I
did, on Ih 17th day ol September, t -It . duly
levy upon, and will on Saturday, th '.'"ill day
ol October, Iw.H. al the hour ol I o rl.Tk I'. M ol
aid day, at the Ironl diairol Ih conn home In
aid county, oflor lor aal at public auclloti. ami
ell lo Ih lilitheat anil heat hinder, lor caah In
hand, all of ih right. 1 1 1 le and lulereai the aald
defendant, have In and lo Ihe folloalug de
.crlbed teal propeny, tu wli: TheNK , ol N
W , aud l.'.t I of .ai'i'tlmi n. I n-lilii :i aoutn
ol Itauiie'i Kaat W. M l I.illlllig M '4 HI) acrva,
all uni In Clacaaniaa County, l iregon
Haled Hill laili day ol Keptcrnber A II. I fix
K C. M AI'KOCK.
Hhorlft" nf Clai kaoiai county, Oregon.
Ily N. ,l MoMlir. liepuly V JI .IU IH
NOTK.'K OK AI'I'uINr.MKNT OK KXKCUTItlX
Nolle la hereby given that the liiider.lgned
haa been appointed by lha Coiimy Court ol
Clackina county, tircgon, executrix ot th IhmI
will and U'Rliirneiit of lleury lloealy, deceaacd.
All pcraona having cluliua aga ut the Hatatu of
aid Henry lloealy, deceKaed, are hereby mill
tied to preaeut thu aanieduly verified for pay
ment to the iimleralgucd or ot the oflli I
llrowuell A Hreaanr, iirngou City, Orcoii, with
Iu aU molillu from dale.
ANNA IIOKHI.Y, KeculrU.
Oregon City, Oregon, Hetiteinbf r i7, lain.
IUtOWNKI.1. A I'ltKHKIt,
fHAO-W Ally, lor Kicciitrlx.
Don't Buck Wood.
It is hard work to cut wood in
the old fashioned way.
You will do much better to get
the
RELIABLE STEAM SAW
Ope rated by
Elliott & Harrington,
Who will do you a good job
with neatness and dispach
at hard times prices.
Drop a card to E. P. Elliott at
Oregon City, or J. N. Harrington at
Ely, and the saw will call and do
your work.
FRANK IMELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Full Stock of Guns Ammunition.
Repairs on all kinds of "ninll inaclilnei
promptly mule. Duplicate key, to
any luck manufactured. Hliop on
Main Htre.ct. next to
NohliU'i Stablca.
RI MMONH,
In IIik tllieiill Cniirl nl III Hll nl (reiin (iir
iii i'.iiiiiiv nl rlHokatiiita
Alinn Wiolmi, I'lnlllllll, v. Manoil Wfatnu, l-
Tn Mhuii piiIoii, llianlniva iiainnl ilnfftnlulil:
III llm nmiin ol lliaHl.to ol llrn. ynu mo
In'ruliy ifiiilml In iivar ami anawvr Hi com
iilalul nl llm I'lalnlitt hrln nil nr lioloi Mmi'
il.i, llm Stli day nl NiiK'nila-r, A I". Ii Hi
am lii'lm lit Itml l1 "I Hi m-tt ritinlar
tin in ol UiBnaliH oiin : ami n you ian mi mi an-
Iwar or aimanr llm ilalnlltr will aiily In llm
(Uuirl lor llm rlll oal lor Iu In cinilalnl,
In wll: Kor ilm'rx illnli Im Ilia luimln uf
niiilrlinoiiy- IihIwkvii livni'll am' ililiinlaiii.
ami lor aili'i'r ol illvuir hirrln; ami lor Imr
roala ami illaliiiiaiMUPiila; ami (nr am h lurllii'r
ami iiillali rvllol aalolhn llotioralilii Court
ui.iy ai i.iii Juai ami rii'r.
I lila aiiiiiini'iia la nililalii lav nntr ol lion,
Loval II Mlimllia. ltl.tb.-0 ol III 4lll Jmllolal IHa-
Ith'l, mail oil lln IVlllilayol Hrplrmliet. A. l,
IMM.
IIIIUMNK.1.1. A llllKHHKII,
IK-JI IO-'t
Aliiiruuva lor I'lalulllT.
SI'MMUNH,
III Hi t'lrcoll Conrl ol Hi main uf Orim, lor
til County ol t'Uekainaa aa:
Alva J. A II via. I'lalullfl. . Val!aoJ. rlnicsalul
I'lara (". lliui. ilelioulaiita,
To Walla J. Ilriu ami liara 0 llruni, ilol'lai
III th iiama ul ilia Hll ol liriiou, you aia
hiMKliy rciulrl lo'i'ar ami aiiawnr Hi 00111.
ilalul nir.l aaalliat you III 111 alx.v. tutltlr.l
nil, 011 or lii'lm Momlay, Ilia Mil May ol Noy
iiilmr. A I'. I"ii Hi ul' helinc ' Ural
ilay ol Hi llilfrillar lrm 01 in aai.l nuiri.
" '"" " "M,w"r' ",r
"' l'l"lT will Uk. mlin.Mii aialu.l you lor
Hi .uni ol l.n hiimlr.! miliar, ami luli.l
ilay ol Hi lli'il trjular lrm ol III aato nuiM.
lliiron alnra Hi 14th ilay ol H..pHMnl.nr, l"'.
al Hi rat ol aliilil ir inl. r auuiiiu. an ill
I' M. ii'lil nilti, auH lor on liumlrril il.illar
alloiliiiy'a leva III lllla aillt, t.iillier with Ilia
ooati ami illaiiiiraiiiunila lioro In, ami apply In
Itiroourl lor III furarliaiiir ol a Ofrlatll loorl
, ,. . ... ,,
" ""''T",'". " . . .1...;... ..i.ii . ..
HI In aai.l court ami rauav, 1 lila auiiiiii.nia la
.nlil.lir. liy nnlar ol linn II Hurley. mli(
ul aai.l court fur Ih IimiiIi Imllclal .llatiiei,
late.) M..,i,.inU.r IU. I-X V, II IIVI'K.
-il iu-i Allotucy lor I'lalulllT
HI'MMnKI
Iu lht:irrull('iairl ol th Slat ul OriHIoN lor
III I'ollllly ll rlaekanta..
. V Murr, iilaliilllt, . U. . Siicr, !
Irmlaul.
To li. H Mpencer, ill ataiy tiamcil i1pfuilaul:
In Ih nam ol lliaiaiol uraaon, yuu ar
herrhy re.iillreit le auMar ami auawcr III oli.
Iilalul ol tliv iilalmlN tirreln on or lM.li.ro k..i.
ilay. iho ftilnlayol Nuvvmlanr. A
A. i. lava, in
aama taring In Ural ilay ot Ih 1111 raitular
near ami auawer, Ih plalulllT will apply to in
1 ourt lor ih rliel prl lot Iu Ih complaltil.
town Kor a itrer dlaaiilvltii th Imiu.U ol
tnalrlinoiiy laitwaen hlanwll and dalrmlaul.
and lor a dcrul divmc hriu; ami !ir lila
c.hiir and dlalmraemciil hrreln;aml lor aurh
liinhcr ami lullatil rvlielaa lo II1I1 llonuraul
Court may rn,n lual ami nrolair
hua Illil H N K.l.l. IHr.SrM(.
Ailoiuvya lor I'lalulllT.
HOIMoNK.
In th Circuit Court uf Ih Dial uf Orego
lor
Ih County uf Clackamaa:
II. K, Sargent, plalntl IT, ya. Ileaal C, Bargelll,
defelolaul
To Hcaal!!. Hargeut, defendanl:
III Ih Ualll ol Ih Stale nl Oregon, anil are
hvreby riiilred lo apar and anawer tli com
plaint Die.) agaluat you In Ih alHiva milled
coutt and caua uu or belor kli'iiday, tli CI fill
day ol Novmhr, l"W, lhal la-lug Ih Aral day
oiinnl term oi in amiy eiiiuie.i conn,
loMowlng all wek'a puhllcallon ol thla aum
mou, aud 11 you tall mi ii apiMmr aud auawer
Ih aald complaint, lor waul there.. I lb plain
tiff will apply 1" IU court lor Ih ralial prayed
lor Iu Ih complaint harelu. lo wll for a dcrc
dlaaolvlug ih bond, ol matrimony now eilal
lug hiwet youraell and plalullfl. Iml for .urn
other rvllef a may be vuullahl and lor Ihe
Coala and dlabliraett.eulaol Ihla lilt. Ihlaanm.
mom la aervd by publication aud publlahed
by vlrtn nl an ufdr mad by the II. .Durable
T. A . Mellrlde. Judg ul aald court, duly mad
aud onlorod Ih l.'ab day ol Heplemlwr, !
Dl'HIIAM a run.
-il 10-J. Attorneys for I'lalnllff.
Bt'MMONS,
In the Circuit Court of tho Slate ol Orcon for
Ilia Couuty ol Clackamaa,
J, A Maker. OllreS Fuiland. A N M.a.rea.deo.
II nauherl, 11. J. Mluthora, J. J. iHilrymple,
J. M Keene, Kliie L liii.oireux. flora M,
Murphy, ( lata A. M ealardeld. II. I McNary.
and II I' Mc.Nary aa I ruaiee, A K. Htratia,
K M. Walla, T. J. Croula., K fbllllpa, 1. li
Wlla.ai. Ira Krb. l.o.irn t'olllua. II. K.
Ilolmea. V II kaymoud. N. C. Maria, K. I'.
Mc oruack, K. t Imaorth. II Stanleton, M
L Chamlierlln, H T Men dull, I he lire(.ui
laml Campanir, a Cori ration, ( II M'xirea,
II W t utile, II H Jordan. Jeniie M ln.
C. l. (labrlelaon. Wm Korlaiid, H Karrar,
K. II. Mi'K.lrny, J A Cmik. II it t'm'k. . II.
Urn!, A. Mi C'iill.a-h, A J Herr.ii, II f.
Mllriaud II. W. Hc.it, I'laiiilllfa,
a
IIIiihU A Kdn C C Curllt, L II Howlai.d. 1.
H. White, I. A. Ilroaaeail. I.. I. Iloolalld, W.
J I'olly.J A lllchar.laon a M..nnw. J. II
We. H nit, T llowiaud. Thomaa Itiirrowa,
John Jamea. J. II Allien aa Admlulalralor
ol the Kalale of T McK. I'atloli, deceaaed,
aud K i: 1'alion, II l I'ail.m and l.llllan
M. 'Cully. In. Ira al law ol T. McK. I'ation. da
ceaae.l, W. U King, A. I. llroan.K M Urn
lairl, II W llaieli, W'm Mialtier, 7, Craven.
) Krauk Mica. A. T. Yealoii. A N. lami
nar!. H l Cary.l. N (luy. W 111 ri. Clark, C.
V. Inland. Jea.e Kdwanla. II I. rittia k, J.
K Kdarila. II A llottua, l.lxlr Ila. kney,
('. (t lllck.a-k. William Uihew. Daniel Imr
che.ier, II II. I.el, I ruaiee lor Ij.wla A
liryden Krluiliif Co, J. II. Ilolilu The
I'realdeul and Trualeea of 111.! lualallll
Academy and I'a. llle 1'nlveralty, a Corpora
lion. M. M lllaflcld Henna WlllUma. M.rira
ret J i:.rer,'lhe W llllauia A Kruilaml iiauk
Iiik l Minpanv. a Corporation. M. V, llork,
and Clni kain la Cmiuiy, d.-lendauta.
ToC f. t'urtla.l. II. Kmajaml, J. II. We.colt,
II. T KoHliiud.H. li Cry. Will S. Clark. C
K l.i-l i n l Hanlcl lairche.ter, J. II. Ilolilu
on ami M. V. llork, Imfciul una above
named.
In the mime of the State of Orciioii, Volt are
hereby reouired to ap(a.ar and anarer Ihe coin
plaint II I'd avalnal y.ui In Ih i above entitled
aull a Itlilti leu davR fruin Ihe date of Ihe nr
vice of tliiaMiiinuioiia upon you, llaerved within
Ihla coiiniy : or, II aerved In nity other county ol
Ihla aiale. then within twenty dnya fr.ime the
date of the Rcrvlce of thta Hiliuiuolia npoii you;
ami If aerved upon you by publication, then
you are reiiilrei to anawer aid complaint on
lite Aral .lay ot the nexl term uf aald curl after
lx week publication of lhi iimmona, tu-wlt:
oil Molld'iy. llle.'itli day ol Novemher, 1"'U. and
Il you tail ao Pinna wnr plalullfla will apply lo
llm nini 1 1 lor inn renin prayuu uir in uieir com.
plaint on file herein, In wit: a decree, of thla
court lor a partition ol tho real premlaea here
luafter dcacrlbed. accordluit bi thu reapeotlvo
rlk-hta ol the partlea lo thla aull, aald real prom.
iRca bohta dcacrlbed aa followa:
lllockal. l.'-H. 5 , 7.H, 9, III, 11, VI, 1:1. IH. 19,30,
21, a. w,2,'n. vii. n. , w, iw, in, ih, hi, ai, x,,
117, W, XV, 4ft, 111. 47 4H. 4W. .'al, Al, IW, M, M, CH, Ml, H,
M, (HI, IK), 111, l, 1KI, 4, 111, IW, (17, 7.ri, 7rl, 7, 10. Ml, H2,
Ml, hi, V., N,, 11(1,1)1, U, Uil 'H, tT. M 17, UN ami VII.
All ol MliH'k 14. eximptiun lola 21, TL VI, U. 'i7, 'in,
2ii, ml, 11. H'i, .111, 47 ami 4H. All ol lllock IA, ex
cepting loia a. 4. M. 7, k. g. in, it, ii ia, h, i:., pi,
il, , 'it. i ai, n. aa. in, M, ,w, 7, iw, , 4(i, 41, tl,
4a and 44 Allot lllock Hi except lull I, 'I, H, 4,
a, an, aa, :h, :c.. mi, 47 ami ih a 11 nf mock
17 except lota vu and M All of lllia k 411 except
lota 7 and HH, All of HIiK'k 41 except lota 4, 7, N,
11, IU, II, 12 i:l, 14, IA, 111, 17. IH, III. 20, il. '2, 'A 24,
HU anil III All ol llloi k 42 except lola 7. H, ia, 14,
l.'i, 111, 17, 22. '1, 24, 2A, 211, 27. 2H, 2U. till, HI, ai, XI ami
ai All ol lllock III excepting lota 1, 2, , 4, ft, rl,
7, 8, 10, 17, IH. IU 20, 21, il, 2a. 24, 2A, M. 27, 2H. 21,
ao.ai, aa. m, aA, an, ai, an, a, 40 ami 41. All ut
lllock 44 excepting lota 10, id, 20, 21. 22. 23, M, 27.
2h, , n, aa. ai aA, at), :7. iih, :iu, 411. 41, 42. 4A ami
t All ul lllock AH bxcepling lot IV. 20, 21, 22,
2amd24. Allot lllock HV excepting lota 1, 2, a,
4, A, II, 7, H, U, III, 2, 2-2, 2A. 211, 27, 2H, Hll, 411, 41, 42.
4a. 44, 4A and 411 All nl lllock 70 excepting Ion
1, 2. a, 4. A, H. 7, 14, IA. IH. 17, IH, IV, 20, 21, 2-2, 2a, 24,
2A.2rl.27. 2H.2V, HO. 7, aHauiHl All nf lllock 71
exceitlnglola 1, 2, 11,4, A,, . 10, lit, 111, 17, IH. 22,
2a. 24, '27, 2h, 2V, an, al, i. aa, ai, sa, ait, 87, m, 40, 41
ml 42. All uf lllock 72 excepting lota 2, 8, 4, 7,
H,V, 10,11, 12.i:l, 14. IA, HI and 17 All nf lllock 78
excepting Iota 14, IA, III, 17, IH, IV, 20, 21.22, 2a, 27,
2H, 211 and ail, All nf lllock 74 excepting lota 1, 'i,
8,4 and A. All of lllock 77 excepting lota A, (I, 7,
H. V and 10. All nl lllock 7H excepting lola 20, 21,
'2Haml 2V All ul block H7 excepting lota 14, '2.r,
Wand 27 All nl lllock hh excepting lota II ami
12, and all ul lllock HU excepting lola IA, 111, 2A
and '2(1. tli In Mlnthorn Addition tu tho City of
Furtlaiid, Iu Clackamaa county, Slate ol Oregon,
aa the Maine la ihown on the recorded pint of
aid Mlnthorn Addition to the CIlv of Portland,
011 Die Iu the Uucorder ' olllce Iu Clackamaa
county, Statu of Oregon,
You are further untitled that llilaaummnna In
llila aull la aerved 11 Hon yam and each of voti liv
publication by order of llo.'i. T. A. Mcllrlile,
Judge ol aald court, daled the IMIi day ul Hcp
tcmlmr, IM'.n.
Hated at Orcgou City, Oregon, Mill 17th day of
September, 1MW4,
V-21;lu-ill 0K0. 0 BINGHAM, and
1I0NIIAM A IIOI.MKS,
Atturueyi for I'lalntllTa.
a