Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, December 21, 1894, Image 7

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    Til K IKIAI) gi'KHTION.
Krw Plan Outlined -t'rlllntl t'niiinieiils
Oldei'llnii Answered,
ToTIIK Ml'ITnM!- I see tlicilll liilMif tin.
proved romta In lmli discussed UihiiiI, tlm
minimis of tlm KMKiii'niHK, ami iiinlcrainnil
II in mil.icl of K' ni-ral iIIu'iinmIum tliroii(i.
out tli county. Nit two nr ilium men can
liiri'luii Mil- public lilxliwny without tlm
iiiiiIIIIiiii tlni romls IikIiik referred lo In
terms miirw Inn IIiIk Hum 1 1 1 . fuss words
ninl 11 1 I y epithets Nra hurled nt the
county court and "the liuasca" In Unmeas
ured terms, mnl tin- ilr ri'miiniiU with threats
Inuil mnl deep llml "Im lir mrn will l ,,(
III their 'I in re unit Hum." all nf wlilrli dma
lu Kond except to Indicate) the deep frclliiK
Hint viryiiTii cilsla. On tlm county
twirl, im innitiT what the xllilral cone
plcilnli nl Its mriiilMTx, In Im'hmI all tlm
Idame tor our ilel'ccilv highways, whan I tic
Imilt, an I will ulti'iiiit ti show, lira mainly
with Hie people themselves. 'In Ik.' a mem-U-r
of tlm rouiity court, ami es.ei lally lo ha
county Juilfin, rniilre a man with a rlil-lion-rein
hi. In ami a hrnrt Impervious to all
abuse ami unjust criticisms from Ma fellow
inaii. No move fur the public good ran I
mailt liy liliu without a lliuiiaml aigus eves
acedia; a ' I'Ik lil'er In th fence." Wa all
reim-uilicr what well nljili universal Iniwl
witnt ii wliru JiuIk" McMruiu limtiiiibil
tlia work ol reform in imr uii'llioila of road
work. Vindictive censures were Kiurvd on
lilin wltliiMil allot through the columns uf
tlia :.h r r urn i K from tlif m'h of Itn coun
try (iorri'.oniliMit. Tlia JihIki wa thrust
aside, tint Imlii) Mr system la adjudged, al
lunsl linuiilinoiialy, to Iw fur prtlcialilc lo
any avatriu tlnil liail .n ceiled It.
Hut tlm Irnlli ri'iiialiia Hint Clu-rr la no
practical uiiuuiinliy nuioiiK nnr people on
Ilia carrying mil of any one iuelloii. How,
wIipii ami where to upply llm new system,
ly whom tin- work aliall l ilona, ami liow
iiiui l ahull l.i' paid tlicri'lnr, ate ipicstluns
over Willi ll till klTllla anil jealousies eiist
tliri.iiliiiiit the county. Very lew, If anv.
arrui lo take into consideration tlia fnrl
that lliii romla iniiuot all lc Improved at I
01. i , nor anllli ii lit iiiuiii y nppriiprialcil j
Under prmi'iil t ircuiiislanfcs to work tl.rm 1
all al inn' lima, ami Hint Ihonr uiont aiail
arc iha om a that should Law Ilia Ural ion- I
aiilrruilon. Tlia " liiini al liirmrr ' (ami tha
wooil nra foil of them) wnnla the llrat Im
provement iiimla right ahum the lina of lila
own .ri'inli' ; an. I Una ImvihK been an oui
pllahrd, hla aiilnu'iiii'lil acta will likely ll.ill
lull' Unit lia la willmi! II almiilil Im' tlia laat.
II I hi' illy i urn, nl f-rmlia lillh street,!
ami ll.a rmiiily court builds a plunk rtia.l
llii'iiliiiio a mllpor two tnwuril Mt. I'leae
ant, with n view nf ultimately extending
tlia annip on a ni'W roiila In Molnlla, lb
KIH..I i'i i) It- almiK Molnlla avenue Irniii Iht
lu-nil of Hi'vi'iilli atiaat lo Kir, ami Ixyunil
on Ilia old Molnlla roml lo t'aru. ara not
alow, wln tliar Jually or unjnatly, in ejprcss
lli Ilia deepest IliillKtiatiou.
If a irnMiailioii la limilr lo Krmla Molalla
avamir ami Inyilowu anlrwulka, anil maka
a .aniianant lii..n aini-iil on Ilia ohl Mo
lnlla mail Im'ViiiiiI Ilia city lliulla, a wink
ami liuka uf Ilia ln-ml l.y thr other fallowa
ara iillli ii nl lo rrinli.il tlia city iinuicll ami
tlia inunty l onrl llml Ihay luiial " go alow ,"
ami tnii:hl ny the I'lnhli-m of how nut in ;
ilo It la wiirkiil out with a akill w Inch only
the h it tmtiniail ii In mu Ii m mcrlca can uu-ilrr-tllli.l.
ll mi Imi'iiivi'iiii i.l ii ll. ii.li' on Ilia llili
liiml mini or nn.i lui.oriniil mula axci'.
I lint hi'lwiM'n ri.ilhiml iiml Ihimn'i,iia, nt
iinca lhari ciiii.i'n ni n atrnti.'i' winl fr.uu
tha hitler .lu.c, in.. I It la more Ihilii Inalnu
nteil Unit iiiinn-i la il.-i rlininuti'il iiKmn"!
in nnlrr to li'iri' ila 'i o.a lo hri:i) their
Ira .la lo i iri'iin CHv !
Ami an It gnea, ml inlinilum, llirouitliout
tint county. la ll any wninler ihal tha
county rolirt ia i.llen u.lail aa lo the
right lina nf nctinn, w hen Ila nii'inliarn, no
mutter wliitl their cinirv, nra aura lo (rat
Innra rurvra than thnnka I rum llielr lonalit
tianlaf Tha .ao.i' ol Chirkiili.ni county can have
e.u.. I roml" llirouhoiil II they onca ahow
Ihi'V ma w illlng to na fur thi'ln. Without
ti nt williigiie-itl.l v will never get lliain.
III r . ri 1 1 1 comlition cnu heal ha illuatrntail
hy tl. edition nl nn uteri of a certnin re
inula achiMil iliatricl in Ihla coiinly, aa ra-
ported in the Kntkhi'Iiikk two or threayanra
hi in f. 'I heir old achiHil home nna found lo
lia too amitll ami uuauiti'il In every wav to
the growing wnnla nf Ilia district. A a.a
rlul mei'liiig w na culled to hike Into i rui.-iil-eruti.in
tlm irn.riety of huililmg n naw
hiniie. Tha lumyara met ami voted iinnu-
iumualy that h Hew lioiiaa wna what they
would have. A aile for theauine wna voted
for and ! ) Ii-il ti.on. Than came the vole
for levying; a a.ai'ial tax, mid the tax wai
tliiniilinouil v voted dow n I They would
have a naw ncIiooI houaa, whe'ror no; but
in In paying lor It, nut (hay.
Now, I am naked, Whnt in your remedy
fur all this? I iiimwer: II it can le ilona
miliar axiatlng hiw I would linva the county
court hurrow money on long time at the
lowest rate ol interest ohluinahle, ami hond
tlm couniy for aacuriiiK imyinent on the
aiime. If Ihla cmuiot ha dona umlar cjlitiog
law 1 would have our mrtuliera ol Hie legia-
at ii re nl tha next pension secure Ilia passage
of nn act authorizing it to he ilnne. The
amount mi horrowad should ho large enough
lo act mail at work on every principal Ihor
oughfiiru In the county, ami to keep them
(here until Hie work was thoroughly com
pleted. I would have Hie roads macadam
ized or graveled, w hlchcvcr might aeem to
ha I he most conveiiient in certain locnliliea
hut never plunked except on lieavy timhers
over Hie law marshy places anil ntreaiiia
where gravel or niuciiilam would ha imprnc
ticahle. 1 would liuvii a special lux raistid
each year anlllcient to pay the intareat on
the money horrowed anil in addition thereto
have a few hundred to apply annually on
Hie principal, thus gradually decreasing th
deht.
I'ri'liiniiinry to all tliia I would have the
taxpayers in every precinct vote on a day
npKiiiiteil for that purpose "yen" or " no"
on the question of horrowuig the money in
the way nhove Indicated, anil also express
hy ballot their preference for a plank or
nincndiiin roml. If they vote "yes" the
question of having good and permanent
mailt will luutermli.e into a reality in the
apace of two or three yearn. The prelimi
narily of purchasing an outfit for the work
rock-crushers, scrapers, rollers, etc., together
with lint appointment of engineers, ron
alriiflluu laiaaea, etc., call safely lie li.lt to
the county court. Ilunilreila of man now
Idle, ami who would gladly hnve steady em
ployment, could he given work,- iimney
would go the rounds from linml lo huml,
ami In (.'Inckumus county at least we would
have good limes, and prove, what an many
deny, Hull thern nra nccaalona when Icing
lu ilahl ia really a hlesslng.
If the taxpayers negative (ha proposition
no more need he anld. Wa shall continue
lo have the aame old umlralneil mud roads
with here and there a apot temporarily Im
proved at a hlg expense, ami of little value
to tha traveler from the hid that a long
iiingmire luia to ha wallowed through at
either ami la-fore reaching ll. Wu may
hi.H', however, Hint Ihoao who vote " no'
will give ua a real hy censing their rum
plulnls ahoiit the parllnllty of the enmity
court In fuvnrlng certain locallllea, giving
fnl Juha lo "ring laiaaea," ami all that aorl
of rot. It luny lie rcenteil II they will
vute to Impose a Inx on Ihemselvea ami all
other laxpayera of the county, they will gel
their Improved roads, hasidrs pulling an
ami to the Idckerlngs and petty ji'nloualea
now existing lielwaen certain liM nlllies thai
ara clamoring fur lavnra they can never gel
under our present system.
My ohjecllou to plank arises from the fact
that to ennui rui I such a road lo any couald-
ernhle length involvea a waste of nn anor
nuiiia amount of fiuihcr. (irniillng that
plank muke a smoother roml for light vehi
cles, and Is the chr;i'r rond of the two In
coal nf ronslriicllnn (of which there may lie
a rrnsnnnhle douhl), yet In the lung run ll
heroines far more costly than macadam,
especially so where rock for repnira la lying
near at hand In every directum. The plunk
lu a few yeara ia worn mil, and has to ha re
newed from forests already alrl,iied of their
hest limher, anil nf course al a much higher
rnsl Ihnu whan limher was mora ahundnnl.
I Itiuintely limher i ul.li.it he had for renewal
and repnira nt a price Ihul Ilia H-ople can
aland, and Ilia n ai nduin w ill have to come
in aa a dernier resnrt.
On the i, (her hui.il (he macadam road, if
properly liulll, ia huill for all time. Ol
course conaliii.t inivel on it will nrcnaitate
repairs, hut Hie mad rial used llierelor Is in
exhniiaiihle in tli'acnuutv, ami the cost will
ha cuniparativelv light when placed hv the
side ol repairing with plank,
ll would occupy loo much apnea India-
! cuss all Ilia ohjeiil which will he raised
to the foregoing. I'm I will m. lire one: It
I Is sal. I ll would he unjust to create such a
! hlg ilcht and and. lie its payment on uul
children. It would he just us sen-thlc lo
any il would he ut.Jusl In clear up h g larms
and put un Iheni hariis. neat dwellings, luriii
machinery, etc., nil of whii h are anhject lo
laiailuu, and then l'uculh them to uur
heira. The heirs reeaivv a vuluulile prop
erly at no other cost to lliemselvea than
using ll in such way as lo muke it pay the
taxes and liiunlnle the hnlauie of any
claims against il. The roads are the prop
erty of the ieple. Kvery man who uses
them la uenellted hy the improvements
made on them. I'rnerly all along the line
w here such Improvements are made Is en
hanced lu value. The lima ami Inlmr saieil,
aa well as Ilia cost saved in the gr.ally de
creased wearing nut nf wagons and horses,
would tie worth to the taxpayer euch year
ilotihle the auiounl ol extra lux he would
lime lo puy fur the Improvements. The
j coming luiin heco'iies an heir a co partner
I in the ownership ol the n.n. I, and is hi ne
jilted more Hum he who endures Hie (oil
ami expense nl charging Ironi the old lo
the new. liy, then, shnuhl there he an
ohji ction In his helping pay lor his heritage?
ll wniilil he unjust il he did mil.
Then let ua coiisuliilnti' our interests. The
r picliumuiriei could all be settled before
April and hy inid-suminer we could linve
i men al work nil over the county. Money
would ctrrulule, Inrmers would ha lifted
j from their despondency, new Ilia and en
ergy as well as good feeling would ha with
ua all, ami thrill would ahtunul.
Jt'Mt a.
Whan Oragrii ( liy (ii-U the Tlioiie.
"IIKM.0 CKNT1UL!"
"Olvoine coriuir ('enter ami Hnvcntti
Htll'ldH "
"lli'llo! Intliul Murr ft KoliarlHOii'i
grwitry ?"
"Yen, iiim'Iiiiii, what cini wo "
"Have you liny graiiiilaU;' augur
uianiifmluri'd In America?"
" Van, mailaiii, w liavu plcanty. We
never liuinlln tint luiporlcd fCliina;"
"I linvn triad all the grovar in our
neiglilxrrliooil and can't gt pound.
Kunil mil twenty live jhiiiiiiIm."
"Anylliing alau, minium?"
"Yea, I am tire?l trailing lu-re, the
groiar never liuve anything III for tine,
ami when they have anything nice, they
wunt two pricen for ll. Oh, deaf, we
have a house lull of company and it ia
im iHjHriil.lo for me to call am I urn going
to take my chuueca, giving my drat order
hy telephone. Afterwarda have your
solicitor call every oecond morning.
" Yen, inailam, we can wrve you juat
an wall through the 'phone ua if you ware
standing at our countorh in the niore "
Hand me in the morning the following
order:
2 lh choice Muywie Tea.
2 Hi. heal Mocha und Java Cofhte.
1 Chocolate Men in r.
1 pi. Ilottle Halud Oil. (Antoniiiij
1 pt. I.. & I'. Kauri-.
1 Ilottle Durkea'a Iireming.
1 I'ottlii Ileintz'a Keystone) Dressing.
I ilottle lleimz'H Olives, K! ut. mu.
1 Kcilcr'a Marmulade.
2 lh. Citron.
1 II) Orange nml Iinon lVel.
2 lh. lli'Mt Htiltunu Haiains.
't lh. Curranls.
2 lh. lli'Mt Imdon HHisiiiH.
3 Caiia Kadi t'huuipiguoim and IVtitt
I'oia.
1 ilox Tollman Wafer
"That ia all I think of at presctt. My
hUBlmnd told me a month ago t'i opai.
un account with your house, if aatiiif.ic
lory churge the order ami wa will settle
monthly ; if tint, acini tlm order collect."
"Hello! I forgot the confectionary do
pnrlmenl. Add to my order:
2 lh. CluaolulH ('iiniiun, Aesoited.
1 lh. CarninelH.
lh. Frenrli Mixed Candies."
"Anything clue, please?"
"No, that ia nil ut present. I will
order the nuts, liga, apices, nr., in the
morning ol your nolicitur."
"I'leaae give me your full name and
addrt'Ma. Yes, much obliged. The
order will hnve our prompt and careful
attention. II nkhA Koiiichthon,
A. (). V. W. Illmk. Grocer.
Holiday Sale of Jewelery.
A Holid gold Waltliam watcli for
A 20 -oar gold filled Waltliarn watch for
A Holid gold diamond Hot ling for
Holid gold ring for
Solid silver link buttons, -
A full assortment of Diamonds, Watches, and Silverware.
W. FRIEDLANDER, 123 First St., Cor. Washington,
PORTLAND, OR.
$25.00
16.00
f.00.
l.o.
.45
ANEW VENTURE....
The New Racket Store, on Main Street, Opp.
Electric Hotel, with a full line of new goods and at prices
that will aHtoniHh the pu?chaer. Remember we are here
totay and we can save you from 15 to 20 per
Cent On every dollar's worth of goods purchased over
oui counters. We have no special sales day but every day is
I'-arfain's daywe invite the public to call and examine
our goods and prices and be convinced.
MARTIN'S RACKET STORE.
Any one who Iihh children will rejoice
willi L. It. Muford, of riainfiold, N. J.
Hih little hoy, five yearn of Re, wan
nick with eronp. For two days and
iii'litA lie tried virion remedies recom
mended hy frtendt and neL'lilxirs. He
wiyn: "I thought uur I would loee
him. 1 Imd een t'lmtnhprhiiii's Couh
llctncdv iidveitiHi'd and thoiiL'ht I would
try it in a l ist hope und am happy to
Miy that niter two diwen he slept until
iiiorniiii;. I cave it to him next diiv and,
a cure wan eU'erteil. I keep tins remedy
in the house now and as smiti hh any of
my eliililren hIiow siiiB oi croup I yive
ittotliem mnl that ia the hint of it."
M cent hottles for dale by (.ieo. A
1 1 ii r t i ii lt, ill u trtriHt
A
.4
4-
....IS THE SYMBOL OF THE.
GROCERY STORE
Where Value is
Given forzz.
Your Money.
A trial will convince you
that your coin
Is Saved.
...THE FRESHEST OF...
Fruits and Vegetables.
R. STHUB,
Next DuortoPope's Hardware Store.
A 1. lit In Ail." Hi tlm I'lcliio.
Enterprise in udverlisiiiK hua almnxt
txi'umo it lino art in I lie present day
Novell iin are not only mimcroux, hut
frequently unitpie. A llirmiiiKham
cheiniHt recently, with hit) family, at
tended a picnic, unci after the knife and
fork tea, which formed part of tho pro
gramme, ho iliatriliuted among tho com
puny a iiumlier of HWwtiueatH, all of
which boro an mlvertiHemeiit referring
to hia )KH'iultica, and later during the
conwrt which followed Inn daughter
atuig a Dong the wordH of which net
forth the advantage which could be do
rived from tho use of curtain pills, tho
frequent application of a well known
plnHtor err daily done of noiiio uuo's ton
lo, 8uoh enterpriHO, if somewhat "Hhop
py," certainly merits reward for iU iu
gniiuity. --Uirminghaiu Mail.
Nu I'm TfUlInc llhu An)rtliln(.
Tho limn with tho red whinkors look
ed defiant.
"No, Bir, " he declared, "I won't be
lieve anything I can't ho for myself. "
Tho palu party pondered.
"Vory Well," ho said after a mo
ment. "I wiw going to tell you your
necktie's up behind, but I guess I won't
mind if yon feel thut way. " Detroit
Tribune.
KkaIIj Hrmeilliil.
Rank Clerk This check, madam,
isn't filled in.
Madam Isn't what?
Biuik Clerk It has your husband's
Damo signed to it, but does not statu
how much money you want
Madam Oh, is that all? Well, I'll
toko all there is. Boston IIouio Jour
nal. The glima blowers of ancient Thebes
re known to have boon equally us pro
ficient in that particular art as is the
most scientifio craftsman of tho same
trado of the present day after a lapse of
40 centuries of so called "progress. "
MYKTLK 1.0I)(iE NO. W, DKOKEE OP HONOR,
Meet every FrliUy In A. O. U. W. Hall. Vis-
Itlug memtxra mml wrlmmr.
Jknnik Pikrci, C. of '.I.
8. A. Oii.i.ktt, Iteciinlcr.
A. P. A. COl'NCII. NO. 4,
Meols on the firm mid thlnl Kriilavii In euch
month nt K. nf P, hall, Vultint mem ben al
ways welcome. A. W. Kkanck, Pres. I
lb CbitNllAL
TO
XV-ftVVfVt HEALTH.
You cannot
hope lobe well
It your
HI.OOD
Id IMPURE.
f--"Er. If you are troubled with5
BOILS, ULCERS or
PIA1PLES, SORES
Minnn
iBlood
.Your o)ooa ii oaa. a lew oottiM 01 d. 3. wiiii
Sjthnrnuithly cleanw the system, remove all im-V I l?on
Al'unuraanu uunu you up. All manner oi Otero-
Ladies, do you know fr. Mary H.
Stanton's Femaline, the Fainous Female
Specific, will cure all those aches and
pains peculiar to you, and will cost you
only $1 for one month's treatment? I will
send any lady a trial box, free, who will
send me the names and addresses of ten
ladies who are in delicato liealth. Agents
wanted everywhere. Write for full par
ticulars to Mrs. L. M. Little, manager
wholesale western depot, Delena, Ore-
lshes aie
CLEARED AWAY
ty itt use. It Is tlie best blood remedy on earth
.-wnoiP yvtf m mil oi
ni tunc
ilrt ilt.rnt.ri mil trnnilanlwurrrC I
In the decline of life, infirmities beset
us to which our youth and maturity
were strangers, our kidneys and liver
are suhtect to derangement, but nothing
ml ol milrt attrnttit mil arnnmnttourrS I . T , , . ,
iiime. inimi .niK-inoiiih. Twotwtunvj; i equals I r. J. II. McLean s Liver and
i2'.rl:!.tt:l":i'', """""j? ! Kidney Balm as a regulator of these or-
IOIIN I.AVIV nmvtnn Ohio SJ I .r.it-.a ITt t.il K.s I' ll.,.,tt..
I reatnc on blood and skin dinease nitiled free-SJ p ; J '
I A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
5sssssss earned. Pav up your subsciption to the
Kntkri'kihk ami get tha the benefit of
the reduction in price.
I Justice blanks. rpal paIaIa hlnnlra anil
all other blanks at the Entkkpkikk of
fice. Portland prices.
Tho Independent.
NEW YORK.
ItrllgloiiM l.ilcriiry nml l'aitilly
.'HliiH'r.
I'luii'iioinlDstloiml, nnhiaseil ami Impartial. A
pnper mr cii'rtryint'ii. si'iuutira, leHciuTs,
btiNiaesB men anil fHiuilies. It ills
ciinii'h every tuple of ihu day ro
llliiiiim, tht'olncleal. pnlliienl,
Hti'mry.seoiHl.arllHt c and
si'iemilH' It., contrtu
ulrd articles are by
tin' mum eminent
w rilcrs nl the
K it R 1 1 h h
lHiuai;o.
He lour Own Master.
Few people appreciate how much
their impressions, their whims and im
pulses, and in fact all their mental en
ergy depends on the harmonious action
of all I he vital organs. A poorly digested
dinner may make one quarrel with a
friend. A contested liver mav bring
imaginary gloom and trouble into the
sunniest day. A rheumatic pain may
keep you from business or work and en
tirely chamte some marked out policy
A few doesof Moore's Revealed Kemedv
will give tone to every function and
make you enjoy your friends and your
work.
Weddimj stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought lo
Oregon City at the Kntkri'kihk office.
It
PtlllililVR luiPlHlitila ami 1 l.ll n.i, t.l. a.I
writer mi editors of Its twentv one Di'imrimiuiti
as follows:
Literature, Science, Music,
Fine Arts, Sanitary, Missions,
Ki'Uiloiis Inlvllluence,
llllillcal iti-search.
School and College,
Personals,
t'harltles,
Edltorlnl, News of the week.
Hiiiiiliiy-Hrhoiii,
Mintsteral Kexlster,
Kluanelal. Insurance.
Old and youin, Pebbles,
Farm and Oarden,
Odd Kuota.
A paper partlcualarly titled for lawyers doc
tors, clernyrai-n, Ihnso eiucaired In business.
young people ol both sexes, men and womeu
who read and think for themselves.
A paner especially valllalile InrthnSA tnlni.
ested lu Kine rta, Hcienee, Music.
A paper irlvlnit valuable Information upon
Finance. Lite Insuraneo, Commerce
paper for Sunday-School Works, those who
have a Ksrm, f'ardeii or House Plants
A paper lor the family, old and younn.
Its yearly subscrliitlon Is or at thai rat
for any part of a year.
Clubs of five, 12.00, each
Speclmeut Copies Free.
DA VIES
THE rilOTOGRAPIIER,
Receivetl a gold medal and diploma
at St. Louis Convention of
Photograpers, 1894.
Third and Morrison Streets,
Fortland, Oregon.
Duffy & Heckart
EXPRESS and TRANSFER1NG
She rlffa .Notice of Sale on Foreclosure.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
the County of Clackamas.
J'ah."i "mn. cl'ioefeudam.!1"'" Crow9tou l Special care in moving Household
State of Oregon, County of Clackamas, ss.
Notice la hereby given !hst by virtue of an
execution and order of sale Issued out ol the
circuit court of tho State of Oregon tor the
County of I'lai'ksmas, hearing date the JUth day
of Pecenilicr. l.v.H, in a sun wherein John Harris
was plainlitf. and William Crowslon and W ill
H. Cress were defendants, commanding me, ia
the name of the State of Oregon, that out of the
real estate hereinafter described, to realize a
sum sulllcient to satisfy the demands of said
decree, to wit: llilltl and the farther aum of
I -Ii. Mi costs and the further sum of flftO attor
ney's tee, together with Interest on the same
since said decree was entered at S per cent, per
annum, aud also the costs of and attending tilts
sale.
Now. therefore, In obedience to such decree. I
Goods and Pianos
Prompt work and
Reasonable charges.
Leave orders at
BELLOMY & BUSCH'S.
did duly levy upon, and will, on Saturday, the
tilth day of January, ISM, at the hour of 1 o'clock
P. M. of said day, at the front door of the couri
Cooke's Stables,
W. H. COOKE, Manager,
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
OREGON CITY.
The LEADING LIVERY STABLE
of the City. Riga of any description
furnished on short notice.
All kinds of Truck and Ielivery Busl-
houso in said county, offer for sale at public
auction, and sell to the highest aud best bidder.
for casii in hand, all of the right, title and inter
est the said defendants on the 26th of August,
lKiil, bail lu aud lo the following described real
property, to-wit: The North half of the South
east iiuaner auutne soutneast quarter el the hash uromntlv otlun.lu.l
Northeast ouarter and Lot N.i. 1 of sm.tlon ft In neBH "roUPy attended to,
Township i South of Range 5 East of W. M. in
Clackamas county, Oregon, containing 15h.42
acres, more or less.
Dated this JOth day of December A. n. ism.
K. C. MADDOCK.
Sheriff of Clackamas county, State of Oregon.
By N. M JiDooY, Deputy. 12-21:1-18
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
T Tracts of CLACKAMAS FKU1T LANDS.
2
Uood bouse, barn, etc. Also
LOT8 IN GLADSTONE
J. K. GKOOM, Park Nace, Oregon.
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