Oregon City enterprise., January 25, 1895, Image 7

PEHSONAL NOTES.
J, A. CIiiihk, of Turk I'liini, In in Kulmii
oil liiilni's thin wi'i'k,
A, H. Prt'KKfr went In Hiilmn WwIimim-
(Itiy l Nlll'llll lo H lltlll In w llllllll'rM
K, I'. I'rlgH Mnlil to HmIkiii Wiuliii'H
iliiy kvi'iiIhk on biiimii law inuitiTK nml to
Wlllll'NM tllll Bolllltnlllll rlllllnat,
Miii Aildio 1'iiM-y, who Iiiih lioi'ii vIhII
IliK Iiit himIit, ,Mrn, W, 1'. Iluwliiy, Iiiih
roluriii'il to linr lioinii In Wiaktnn, Cnl
Mrs). (J. (!, Union, who Iiiih boon (illltl
nick, In now In fair way to rurnvory nml
will noon I hi itnJoyliiK Imr usual limtUli.
CIimh Koiikln, with ti 1m (umlly, arrived
In Om'kihi Clly IuhI Knlny Iroin Fntp
poomi, mid will IhtcuIIit tnuko tlila city
Ilia lioniu.
Mm. hnmli Middintii Ima witli Ixtr,
hnr diiighliT, Mm. W, K. Mourn, ol
Klimmtli Fitlln, Or., who wll I hih'Ik! the
wlnlcr in Ori'ifiin City.
Attorney C. II. Iy went to Sulmn
TliiirMility to uinn mm linfoni tint an
pritlim coort hiiiI t) look lifter lelnlulion
In wlilcli lin in intnriHtiil.
Mr. Mini Mm. W. 1'. Ilnwli-y wl'.l limve
lor tho Knit next week. Mr. IUwIhv
iHa on Ininini'iiH (or tin) Crown I'liper
I'oinpuiiy ami Mih. Iluwley on vUit
Mm It. V. (irilllth. who Iiiih I men I
viailitiK Irii-iiiU at ('ultimo (irovo for the
aHt two montliN. Inim relumed mid will
iiiakn Oii-koii City her homo for tiiu
iri'enl
K. M. K nice, of WiUniivilln, wn in
Oregon City MonihiV on hia wuy lo Kelso,
WhhIiIiikI"", wheru ho went for vlail
with hia lirother Alfred, who Ih purser
on the meuiner Norlhwext.
Mra. Iuii O'Neill Iiuh gone to Califor
nia to join her IniKhutnl who la imhii
ol tin Itodoiido hotel ut Uedmulu liemli.
Ill her new home ahu IihnIIiii heal winhea
of a hoHt o friend in thla t-ily.
('. J. Stnpp lelUMHid luxl week from
ClutBop county whom hu recently clowil
a aix nioiitli'H achoul at Oiney. He him
Imm-ii r ciiukc'I (or the "printf term mid
will reiiirn to Unit county in April.
Kurueat 1 1 u r t in It , anil ol K. M. lUrt
iiiiiii, ol .Mnri0.iin, w na in Oregon City
lant week on Im way to I'ortluiul where
lie ia u nlinleiit In the I'orlltiii'l I'nivcr
aity. lie hail been home on a viicution.
M. O'Neill, ol tho firm ol O'Neill,
lleilp'h .V Thoinl'Hon, of I'orllunil, wua
in Oreuon City Momlay to altetiil the
circuit cotut ami axrinl Mr. Ileil(ea ol
their tlrlii in an imiailtallt ,aau they uru
ilitcrfxlril in.
lN'puty llmtriit Attorney I,. L. I'orter
la on the at reel iipiln after a three w reka
I'lintliieiiii'iit lo hia riHiui on account ol
Mil Injure. I knee. Ho la able to atteiel
to hia law l)iixneH thoiitlh Iim haa to yet
make one o( cniti'lieH in fellitij( ahout.
K. II. ChriKtiuii, clerk of tlm Sunry
aide, achool ilintrirt, waa In town hint Sat
urdiiy on Iiiihiiichb peituiniiiK to hia
ncIiihiI ilixtricl. Ilia dihtiii l, at a recent
niectii')!, voted a tux uml ia milking ar
runK'einenla to elihu m their aelioolhoiHe
to aiToniiniMhile tlm im-reimed iiiiinlier
ol chihlreii now in the iliHtrict.
A W. Cooke, lute Niiiierviaor of the
Nortli t'luckiiiiiiia ilitlrict, hut now forc
li inn fori in iiiiibciik iiecinct,uniler the new
rouil aynteiu, waa in Orcein City Tlnir
ihiy. .Mr. Cooke cxprexnea liimaelf as
ileuaei with the uctiin ol the county
court in urliiK' Hit engineer in chiiie ol
I tin county mini work Mini ox In hetter
reanlta limn couhl potmihly li( iittuineil
(inner the ohl ayateui.
I) V. Winner, one of the lending
teaeheia of the county, return d Monday
from hilverton, Salem ami other up
valley pninlH where ho had heeu enjoy
ItiK a two weeks vacation Mure tho clone
of hia achool, While, in Hulent ho took
In the lciHluturo to secure pointers for
future reference. Mr. Warner lft
Thuraduy (or (iai field where he hua lately
iMiunht a fiirni and will runticuto until
hia KpriiiK achool okuih,
J. C. McMurray, a well-known fanner
of PaintHCUR, Bucompunied hy Mra. Mr
Murray, wua in Ore no n City laat Satur
day iluinx aouie trading. To R repre
sentative of the I'.NTKitfKiKK Mr. Mc
Murray Htated that the trade of Oregon
City with liia part of tho county would
he more than doubled if a punmible road
exiated between the two pincea. Aa lo
the new ayatein of road work, he ia more
than pIciiHcil with it and hoped that it
would he permanently retained, aa bv it
ih I he fiinner'a only hope ol ever having
lictlcr louda.
The January number of the Naturaliat,
puhliahed hy 0. K. Cheney In thia city
liaa been received at thia olllce. It ia
now in it h aecond volume and ia a moat
crcdituble appearing muuazine. The
articlea on ornithology are enn'('ially in
tureHting ami well illuatrated, the en
Kravinga being by Mr. Cheney, w ho in
addition to being a writer, and coiiiihih
itor ia a linn engraver mid t Iiiih does the
w hole work for hia paper. Aa he ia but
a mere hoy hia work kIiows him to have
aprotniaing future before him. Are
cent number of the Naturalist hud u
highly intereating article on the Indian
arrow pointa found about thia citv. It
waa illuatrated with the many dill'orent
arrow- pointa (ound here.
Horn, to tho wifuol A. II. Reynolds,
of Maoknbtirg, on Monday, Junu i'y 15,
a boy, weighing eight anil one liftlf lbl.
Tho Thursday Night club was enter
tained at tho home of P. F. Morey last
Thursday evening.
Dynpepllca
are particularlay invited to call next
Momlay, Tiieaday or Wedneanay and
try aonte hot biecnita mnde with Cotton
lone. K. E. Williams, the Grocer.
I'mvulllny Wiiiimn,
H la luteri'Nling to nolo llin trade
and jirofi Mi.li him Into which women are
luoro and iimrn llmling their wuy ua a
mutter of cnurNii. Am uptown atiimp
agency of llnnimtnfllee hua ri'iil ly como
into tliiM'iiro of ii young woman, and
In polllciicHa, prompt ni'MM uml cum aim
la u happy iiniitiitxt to Iho man that pre
coiled her. Hiiiiiii h i ii u 1 1 telitgraih olllcoa
In vurloua purta of llm town urn In the
euro of woiui'ii, uml tlm fiioea behind the
inatrumeiita me tnomlly of a kind to
luiikn ono glivd that wouieii havo taken
to tidegrnphy.
It la not tiniihiml to find young wom
en In chargo of coitlyurda ahout town,
evidently attending to aalm aa well aa
keeping laxika. A newly eatabliahn'l
ticket onion on the New Vork Centrara
Harlem dlviaioii haa Ihxiii put In aire of
a youiK woman, who already hua a
nodding avuiiintaiiee with half the pa
trona of the ohMon. Hho ixrcuplea her lul
atire with uovela and poetry and la an
object of Intoreat to all that coiuii and
go at the atution.
Two young women at Mount Vernon
drive a delivery wagon and get aliout
with btiKiniiodiki) ilUputch New York
Knit.
CMtlirrltiit lirrirU
A woman of iiiueli htiNiniwa ability la
(Catherine Orcxel, now a nun. Aa a
young woman alio had control of a great
fortune, uml, what ia more, aim nX'iit
it after her own fimlilon, which, for the
moat part, wua in tlm way of philan
thropy. Hint ia a fervent Catholic, mid
much of her wealth went to found and
aupiMirt iniiMiona among tho ncgria in
tho Houtli, in whom aa u aniitherii wom
iiii alio h it mi interent. It wua through
thia work Ihut hho hcraolf waa lil to In-.
count n null. It wua not to Iki expiiied
that audi it woman would liiiuierMi ln r
k If in a aubnrilimitii place in aomn oh
acuro convent. Inoleiul hho nwil her
Handing and iiillueiici towruro Mrmia
aioii to I'Htahlich ii new order of ntina of
which alio waa to bo head, him had her
way. Shu rctutred full control of her
own money. Him followed her own
pinna with regard to In r order and
aH'iit her money in furtherance of thein.
Tho new order, nf which .Visa I)rexel Ih
iilB'riorc, ia now fully i-htahliahiil,
and the fact ia duo lo le-r lino bmines4
qnulitiea. Ilrooklyn Citicii.
llrr Wlrkrr Hitiiillmg.
Ono of the inili jiciiMbl.'s for summer
travel, c-i ci;illy for btl-V Women wlnwe
only vacation oiuiMsta of Hying t ri j to
Beiisliorn or I'lnutitaiu, ia n lightweight
Vuliao or li'li-iu'i-jH. bag. The a-'iin. of
iM-rfii'tion iu thia lino of requisites ia
auppliinl by tho oblong wicker bucket
to lie found in Chiliean and JapaueM
Bhopa. Aa they como iu neMa, any ai.n
dehircd may be obtained, from the very
Binall one which will curry only a
lunch and a favorite volume to the large
hut not weighty afTaira which will hold
all the garments and other caacutiala for
a acvcral duya' aojouru. The biukeia,
miugly fltte-l together, are heldhyaaub
Btiiutuil bIiiiwI atrup, and thia convenient
arrangement tiwta Icbb than J. Any
ablelMMlied woman, old or young, ran
easily curry 0110 and Htill have Klroiigth
enough left to riw up and call blessed
Iho intelligent person who adapted a
foreign article to tltti uso of the inde
pendent American woman.
I'utr Vin. lin' Ijilrnt Wlilm.
Tho liny kid pouch with a metal
clasp which iiiuiletnoisello guards ao
can fully iu In r hhopping i-xpcdiiinn ia
not viihiahlo Ln her esiiimiliou for the
diniea and dollars it contains, hut lc
causeof the U aiity aids ao snugly tucked
away iu its discreet little toilet Kickct.
Tlieru ia a small, ivory handled pud,
filled with her favorite powder or a bit
of 11 puff whioli unscrews allowing its
powdery contents, a morsel of a mirror
and just the daintiest littlesilverortor
toiso shell bautf comb. The purse itself
is too small to oven hint of the existence
of those articles, but they nio there all
the aainu ami add .not a little to their
owner'a comfort by remedying a shiny
nose, wind blown tresses and tho like.
Antoinette Hterllnf .
Antoinette Sterling ia becoming a fa
miliar figure upon tiiu platform at the
great temperance meetings. She Kieaks
mnotimea, though not at any great
length. Most often her apowh ia merely
a brief introduction to her aong. On
those occasiona alio usually gings with
out any iiceoinpuuimuiit It if) very inter
esting to seo the great singer como for
ward so ajmply, aa alio does, quietly
dressed, with 110 music in her hand,
at one, of the pin ked Exeter ball meet
ings, and by means of her beautiful
voice holding the denso throng breath
lean with attention. Coming aa an inter
lude iu impassioned shaking, to the, ex
cited crowd tho effect is usually delight
ful. Loudon Letter.
Tlm ItefrlBertor.
It ia a wise plan to keep a little pow
dered cliiiivoal on n plate in your refrig
erator during the hot weather, and if
anything is spilled towipo the aides and
bottom at once with a cloth wrung out
of lukewarm water containing a small
quantity of aweet spirits of niter. Not
more than a tenapoonful should be used
to 4 quarts of water. Scalding out tho
refrigerator usually moans a great waste
of ice, and if done at all it should be
done iu time enough to allow every part
to cool lieforo putting in a fresh supply
of ieo. If there ia no time for that, rin'ft
in cold water and add salsorla to that
which you pour iu tho drain pipe. Often
it is suflleient to clean it with a swab
and rinse only with cold water. New
York Post.
The Higher Kd.ice.tlon.
Bays Mr. Ilowells iu hia latest book;
"Tile) higher education ia part of tba
aooiul ideal which we have derived from
the past from Europe. It ia part of the
provision for the life of leisure, tho life
of tlie aristocrat, which nobody of our
generation leads except women. Oar
worn on really have some use for the
eduoation of a gcutlumau, but our men
have none. "
MAKING THEIR OWN PILLS.
Doctori Taking to a ( cutom Tlist Troutilf
llin Aiollirrl..
iii... 1 l I M..rr..rl... Ii.
extent from a new fiul of the pl.yHiciiii.
that la growing rapidly, I ri'Kret to aay,"
aald an apothecary. "Ju old tlmea, of
eotirae, it wua iuiti nauul for inedioal
priwtkloiiera to put up tliolr own pro-
KcrlptiouH. Oddly enough, they ant tuk
lug iii the practice again in a freah
loriu. T'iiey do not jirepare the modi-tim-H
they prearrilat, but a g'Kxl many
i f lliem titer uivu lo their liiitlellU iu
the ahaiaiof pilla. Kor example, you
i!oiiHult Ur. Himilla for ayni)toma which
IndicuUt a atomo:h diaunlor. luateail
nf writing a Mwtriptlon fur it, ho gjyca
you half a down little tablola and u lla ,
you to call uuii in a couple of duya.
You go buck again and get aome more
(if the aume pilla one to bo taken after
cm h meal, yjaj are iiiHtructl. That
trimaiMitioii ri,b Die ajaithocary of tho
60 ceiiU he would have 't for flllin(
ti' r'ixSae VKlir
own medicinea would doter phyjeia,,
from adopt tug thia plan, but I will
(uickly oxidaln Ut you how it worka to
meir winiiiiimn loumufii. uu-i.ii-.omn,
to begin with, that they get the pilla or
tuhleta at wholi.ulo raUm, ho that the
eoht ia not very greut. Nuaty ilnwa aro
no longer in fiudiion, ami a large num
ber of remwliea particularly the coal
tnr prepural ions aru put up nowmluya
in the bIiiih' I t-peiik of.
"Dr. uillh givea you aix tuhleta and
tella you to coimi back on Friday, in
Unit way ho Bc urea another vinit from j
you and rukea inmi ailditioiial (2. That
ia where Iiih j.rolil cornea in. Further-
more, ifyourfrii ud Mra. liohhiua hup-
pena to lot ButTcringa from aytnptoma
himilar to your own, you cannot furnish
her with aomu of tho pilla which have
done you bo much gixal, an you could do
if you had a prescription. You cau only
recommend inr to Dr. .Squills, who
(wimps in anotlnr fm. So you cau bhi
for yourself that thia plan, while de
cidedly injurious to eur tunic, is a great
help lo tlie doctors. In ono way it works
well. Not having a prescription, tho
patient cannot obtain indefinite (juunti
tiea of (he medicine by having it put up
iigain and again at the apotiiK'ary'a. Ir
ia in that luanin r more than any other
that aiiplu acquire duiigerouH drug hab
its. "To such a point of development has
this new fail ol the physicians arrivisl
that gn at factories are kept busy turn
ing out tablets and pills fur sale todis'
tors only. The linns that ow n these os
t..lisliiin nts send ugciitH all over the
country to solicit the patronage of med
ical ineu. From the latter they obtain
orders for tho doses iu small compass at
ao much pi r l.oiM or lu.OOO, put up iu
botthw or Ihixch. The pilla are carefully
prepared uccurding to formula of rec
ognized value, drugs of the boat quality
la-ing employed." St. Louis lilobe-DetiKM-rat.
" , .
11 puauie, .
It ia CUKtoillliry on lllO Coiitillrllt of
r
EuroMi to fburgu extra for heating a
UilriKini, 110 mutter how bittur tlie
weuther, but it renminbi for a New
Englmid liiitt'l kti')M r to chnrgo doublo
r.iti'H fur Inciting a naiin for two.
It wita this aiinio man, wlnuie tavern
la in a town ao rcinoto from civilization
Ihut "I'ui-lo Toin'a I'nbin" ia tho only
tlirutrit'iil nttrnrti'ju ever billed tlieru,
who bid for custom by advertising:
"Special ratea for theatrical cimipa
Jiiea. Little Kva mid the doga freo."
Youth's Companion.
Mm. Aator'a Coronet Conib.
Mra. William Waldorf Astor wore at
tho recent drawing room tlie historio
diuinoud coronet comb of which she baa
lately become potiaessed. It ia tlio one
that Louia XIV gave to Mine, tie Montes
piui, anil our wealthy countrywoman,
ltia said, paid f 100,000 for it. London
Standard.
The liuigtiago denotes tlie man. A
course or refined character finds its ex
pression naturally iu a coarse or rullned
phraseology. Bovea
MARKET KKI'OKT.
Tlie following market limitations for
Oregon City are furnished by the Ked
Front store, and are correeted monthly:
H II ILKSALK.
Kgtfs, per doc LDej
Nutter, per roll 30 to 50c;
Chiekens, H-r dozen fl'.OO to flt.OO j
Old Hens, per der.en 2..r.0 to 3.25
S'onng ducks, per doxen,. . 2 50 to 3.1K) .
Apples, per box. choice, 30 to 40c'
Timothy buy, baled, per Ion, 0 to $10
Clover bav." baled, per ton, S lo $8.75
Straw, baled, per ion, $r) to $0
.... 1
Catil)agf, per loi., ioit,ic
O, lions, per cwt 0 to 90c
Iv'fi..:":"::'": ' 4n,n
,.......' . i...i..,i i ,.
W i il. nerlb .................. .8 to Sic
Kir wood, per cord $2 to $2 25
Pressed lions, per lb 5 to 4'8
KKTAII,.
10 llis. dry granulated sugar, $1 00
Arlmi-kle and Lion eofTee 25c
1! I l.,.,L..... r ,.,Ml ...ill'.,.. "-'i.
I.ivernool salt, nerewt 00c i
Hice 2 litis $1 IH)
Teas, per lb., 25 . 30 , 37,4c
Uopo 1- 9
Coal oil, per i!iit., 15c, 5 gill., 70c
' ' n ......
Hums, per 111., l-.s W
Hacon, snicked sides, 1- s
lb v suit tmrk . ... 10c
i .Ii "' in il lo
'"M, 1010 lie
shoulders
Cliiimr seed Hi;
r . r . e " ie
t liler Vinemir - c
I lrkles, per Keg, $1,00
Klonr per bbl $2.45
Mlw... ....k WltoTR.,. iwr inn.tM
Hran, per Buck, 45e ; per ton, $'3
Wire nails, (i and 8 penny, nor keg, $:' 50
Wire nails. 10 to '.'0 penny, per keg, $'.' 25
Wire nails, 30 to 00 penny, per keg, $2 00
Sigp's sootumg Powders.
For Children Cutting their Teeth.
IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
Rtlltt fmrl$h Htat, prnmnt fitt. Convulsion antf
prmnm a eaty flats 0 constitution
. , urne th pirlod of tnlhlng.
Dfiifncm Cannot licCurfd.
I!y local ap lli'dtiona aa they cannot
reach the dimmaeJ portion of the ear.
There l only one way to cure deufneaa,
'' w n ul"llu '
iH-afiieaa i caiiaed by an inllauied cn-
ditlon of the rnticoiia lining of the Kua-
tachian Tutie, When thia tube la in-
Hiiuied, you have a rumbling aonnd of
itnM'rfect hearing, and when it en
tirely clotted, Deafneaa lathe reatilt, and
unleaa the inflarnation can be taken out
and thia the reatjred to Its normal con-
dition, hearing will Ut deatroyed forever;
nine taaea out of ten are cauaed by
catarrh, which ia nothing but in an in-
fiulne condition of the mncotia aurfacea.
We wi K,ve ()ne jin(ire,i Dollars for
ariy rMm j,.Bfn,?g (cauacd bv catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Haifa Ctarrh
Cure, hen.l for clrculara; tree,
K. J. CIIKNKY A CO., Toledo, 0.
4F"Hold by Uruggiata, 75 cent.
T,1(.r(, u j" rettHon (or ttie polarity
o,C,,a,,r,ain,Crgb Kemedy Davia
- Monterey. Clarion
0UpllySicia. ,;,dd do nothing (or.
W(J )pr(,lulfH(1 thwn U) try a Motile of
rimmberlain'B Couuli Kentfdy and mey
now lecoiiimeni it with the reat of na.
.. i .. :.!. ...... ..I ... "
50 cent botilca for aale by 0. A . Hard
inu, Oruggiat.
MIII.OH'S CLICK, the great Cough
and Croup Cure, ia in great demand,
Pocket ai.e contains twenty-five doaea
only lioc Children love it. For aale by
0. A. Harding.
of txl,wme ,rfi
!,,.,., to rieiiinatiam, neuralgia and
ul)Hfo Hnd will find a valuable remedy
in Jjr. J. H. Mcl-ean'a Volcanic Oil Lin-
jment; it will haniah pain an-l gtibdue
inflammation. For sale by C. G. Ilunt-
ley, druggi-t.
i In the decline of life, infirmitiea beset
lie to which our youth and maturity
were atrangera, our kidneys and liver
' are mibiect to derangement, but nothing
equals Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Halm aa a regula'or of these or
guna. For aale by C. Huntley, druggist
' Captain Sweeney, U. S. A., San Diego,
Cal.a.iya: "Miiloh'a Catarrh Ketnedy
is the first meilicine I have ever found
that would do me any good" Price 50c.
For sale bv (ieo. A . f larding
KherlfTi Notice ol fale on Foreclmtire.
Ill the I'lrcnlt Court of the State of Oregon for
the County ol Clackamaa.
Mm F. Cole, iilaintln. vl Chan. Stewart. W W. i
II. Smnin, J K Simnon. John Schwab. A.
H. Si hwl. Fn-d S--hvab. Joaeph lleilgea
Ij-na Charmau and N. C Slingley, defend-
11 la.
State of Oregon, County of Clackamaa, ai.
Notice i hereby given that by virtue of an
execution and order of aale iMiied out of the
circuit court ol the Slate nf Oregon for the
County of Clapkam.ta. liearlng date the llth
day nf January. IMA. in A auit where
in Ida F. Cole waa plaintiff, and the
above named Here dclecilanta. commanding
me, In the uame ol the Slate of Ore
gon, that out of the real e"tate hereinafter
deicrll-ed. toreallre aaiim aufnekat to aatUfy
the denianda of laid decree, towll: 107a 7. ana
Ihe further mm of $: Xi coata. together with in-
1 ieret on Ihe aame mice aald decree waa entered
11 per cent, per annum, aud alio the coauol
and aiiendlng thin ale.
iMiw, inereiore. 111 oi-euiem-e n-itiii-ii "mirr,
, aul OI1 nielithday of January, ivy duly
1."
vv upon, ana will, oil nntiiruay. ine i-uuuay
February. IS'., at the hour of one o'clock P.
01
M.otMiid day. at the front door of the court
home hi aald eounly, otter for aale at public
auction, and wll to tlie nignem ami oeai oiuuer,
forca.h In hand, allot the right, title and fn
tereni the aald detendauta have iu and 10 the
following decnbH real property, to-wll: Ke
u I mi 1 11 w at the nnrtheat comer of the lionatloii
l.ii,l 1 lalm of Maliheaa jiw.Tle In towni-hip 5
aouih of rsiiL-e ! ent of Willamette meridian
and running thence south '.1 .leg am 'M ii
cliaina: Ihi-nce south "a deg :l nun. weat S.Si
chalin: thcii. e aouth '.1 di-g. 3U mln. et .M a)
chalnalnlhc northi'HM corner of William Kngle'a
dotmtioii clalni: tli. n. e north 70 deg. went l'il
chaitu: Ihence north deg. :1 mln. east a.M
chainato the north boundary of aald Swcgle
claim: thence aouth IS deg. eaut Xi HI chainit to
the place of beginning, containing 20 acrea
more or leaa, lymg and being Iu Clackamas
county. Oregon.
Paled Una n;th Jy of January. A. P. iss.
E C. MAIXXM'K.
Sbcrlft ot Clackamaa County, State ol Oregon.
lly S. M. Moouv, Peputy. 1 1S;2 15
Salary aail eipMiMfa paid weeaiy from atart.
rro.anenipoiiiion. HcmjiTiri1..jjr-
Hiinnence unnweMary. Pealir a, f
ad.-antagitobog'incra. Liberal jtGT w?
eopirolwien to l.va! r- II
tano agca-.t. i- 'VSr W
non.iot n..jr pi.ta l
nura. ry ,Z M lrl.ionliarJ,
stuck, v-4.:. UL lawn ar.d aarJ. n.
ffr rant Tor. now, wane i
the trait ludu.try U aol
imiMrtant. UoihI rhana l.r
Hr.nmcnl. Outfit ann luu par-1
Krlicular.frw.. HIU' l'"'"
Fl:Vr.r..n,n rcreand. ore. (Tloahouaeia
rcl ale. Kama una pair. au i
IXablNhed 1N63.
PIONEER
. H. n
siTMjferandEejfE??
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
' RATES - REASONABLE.
SUMMONS.
In th" circuit court ot the State of Oiegon for
the county ol Clackamas, tt.
Adam Quick, plaintiff, vs. Annie E Quick, de
fendant. To Annie E. Quick, said defendant:
In the name ot the State of Oreuon. vou are
hereby rcutiired to appear and answe
nd answer me com
plaint filed atainst you in the above entitled
suit on the third Monday In April, A. 1. 1
bring the l.'uh day of aald month, ami said day
, bctnit the "rat 'lav of the next rosular term of
.... .. ...Mir, fM lnu-Hir the cmlration of Ihe time
,,r,.acrlbe.l in the order of publication of thla
1 aumn.ons made by aald court. And if you fall
to appear and answer said complulnt plaintiff
; will apply to the court for the relief demanded
in th; 'cimpumt. lu-wlt: The dlasolution of
the marrlaite contract existinn between you and
il.ilnlltr, mid decree of absolute divorc from
von. and for such other and further relief as is
nlctllthe premises. Puhliahed by order ol
llon.Thoa. A. McHrlde. Jmliie ol said court,
duly nrndeou the 7th day of January, A. 0.
- 0. H. lii r,, Ally, lor ria m ..
Dated Jan 10, iwft.
1-18:2 22
, -r 8. DRAKE.
1 1)
DENTIST.
Nitrous Oxide gal for the painless extraction
ol teeth
All work warranted and prices reasonable.
Rooms 7, 8 and 9, southwest corner First and
Taylor streets. Uleun & Cox's old stand,
Portland. Oreirou.
COLUMBIA HOOK AND LADDER CO.
Meets first Friday of each month at
Fountain engine house, Chas. Athiy. Pres,
C. B Pillow, Sec'y. Chas. Bitzir, I rra
nillMtll.oliilM
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TRIAL SuaacaimoN, 6 Mot. $1.00
ELECTRIC POWER,
38 Cortln-' '"w Y--lt
Unload Your Liver
Three Doses ot
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Will Make You Feel Better.
Does your back ache? Doe?
every step neem a burden? Yoa
aoe billious.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Will give you relief. Try it. For
Bale by all druggists.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA liOUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
I Ask
1 Your
3 News
J Dealer
For
8ou.li I ' North.
6 IS p. a. Lv Portland Ar :.!.
7:16r.M. Lr Oregon City Lt 7:19a.m.
IO IAa-M. Ar 8. Francisco Lt 7:00 r.u
DIMN0 CAR8 OS 0GDEN K0UTE
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
AND
Second-Class Sleeping Cars
Attache.! to all through trains
KOSEBVKG MAIL (Daily)
S::Ia. a. I Lt Portland Ar 4 : r. u
9::ttA.. Lt OregonCity Lt 8:'J9r. a
&:."a)p. a. I Ar Koaeburg Lv !7:W)A. a
W est Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail Train. Dally (Except Sunday.)
7:30a.m. I Lv
12:15 r. a. Ar
Portland Ar
Corvallia Lv
5:.Wr.a
1.00 r.a
At Albany and Porvallls connect with trains
of Oregon and Pacific Kailroad.
Express Train Daily (Except Sunday)
4 40r.a. I
7:26r. a. I
Portland Ar
McMiunvllle Lt
I 8:23 A. a
I 6:60 a. a
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IN THE
EASTERN STATES. CANADA AND EUROPE
Can be obtained at lowest rates from L B
Moore, Agent, Oregon City.
R.KOEHLER,
Manager.
E. P. ROGERS,
Ass't O. V. and Pass. Agent
1. 1 & I. CO.
E. McNeill, Receiver.
TO THE
ERST
Gives the choice of
TWO TRANSCONTINENTAL
GREAT
UNION
NORTHERN RY, PACIFIC RY.
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. H. HURLBURT,
Gen. Passenger Agent,
Portland, Or,
n irviuia I.ODOE. No. 57. A O. 0 W
Meets first and third Monday in each month,
At StralKht'i Hall. Visiting Dretnern welcome.
C. K.PlAsa S. llOLCOM.
Reo. M. W.
Sunday Services.
8T. PAI L'H ( II Lite II - KuMwiml - Hn.
I Ia Iimnon, Hector. Ht-rvlceii mil n'cloek a.
' m. nd T.Mt p. m. i'rtynr servloa VHrr W4
i uenUy evfiOnK.
! kiukt ooNoKMATJONAi, cnrncn.-
I Kor. J. W.ftowsii FKlor. Mervlwn l 10 M M.
; Anil S:0U r. h. Siehiy HcIi-k1 sftor morning
aervie. flayer mratliit WmliiCB'Uy venint at
H:fflo,c.lwk. I'tny.r meeting of Yoiina l'opfti
a-silety ol C'lirHiisn Kieleavor every Buutlay
eTemiiR at 7:U j-rMinpi.
1 FIKMT KAPIM'I' CHIIKCII-Rev. Oilman
Pnaara Paalor M'-riiiux Hervlce at II Hiindny
School at P.vnlnic Hcrvle :); kcajular
' prayer me'tlmt Wwlnenlay evening. Monihty
' uovenant Meeting every Weiturvtajr erenlnc
I preceding the flil Sunday la llie oionth. A
eoruiai loviiauon loan.
8T. lOMN'H CHI KCH.CATHOUC.-Riv. A.
H illxbra NO, PaN'.or. ()u Hiinday man at a anil
0:'Mt a. M. Every Nerond and fourth Huoday
German lermon after the a o'clock mua
At all other maimea Cugllah termoua. Humlay
8chl at I 'M) r. . Veapern. aj-ologetleal
ublecut, and benediction at 7:80 r. M.
MKTHOllIHT EPISCOPAL CHl'HCH. Ri
0. Hvxr, Pafior. ilornlne nervice It;
Sunday School at 10:01. I I -on. meeting alter
morning nervlie. Eyenlni nervlce at 7 SO.
Epwortb I-riie meeting Hunday evening at
a w: Prayer Meeting I hnr1ay creulng At ft 30.
trani era cordlallT Invl-.ed.
KIKHT PREHBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rav. J.
W. Montgom-ry. Pal.-r. Heriicen At II A. M. and
7:86 r. M. Hshl-ath School at 10 a. m. Younj
People'a H'rf-.eiy of Christian Endeavor aieeu
every Hnn-fAy evening at 1 80. Wedneaday
evenlog prayer meeting at 7.30. Beati free.
EVANO 'IUCALCHCKCH-OF.RMAH - H. F.
Mykki-, Paator Prraclnug Atrvicea erery
Sunday at II A M and 7:t0 P. C
Kabhath acLool every Hninlay at 10 A.M. (Kev.
P. Holt. Hunt.) Weekly Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday eveniug
UNITE!' EKETHKEN IK CHRIST. Preach
ing every aecond and fourth bnudty of eack
month, at ll:uu a m and 7 M p. m. W II. tta
Lain. P-mor Siiniluy achool at 10 a. in. al
treiroii City Pln.t unndy at Hum-on cho-.l
houe. MoIkIU: Third rtnielnv. Mountain Home
11 a. m.: liml-er lir.-ve, 4 p. m Misa l ella
Green, duperiiitendetit rtnnnay achool. Priiyer
meetiugeverv Wednesday evening.
EVANGELICAL I.ITHEKAN CIII'RCH-U
Gary. Pastor Gt-rmn service every Suinl iy
al 11 o'clock A .M. Nngliab xrvicea at 7 10 P.
M 8'indny nchiH-l at 10 o clock A. M. Liga
tion: Htore room next d-or to tnkery in Sliive
ley hiiildiug, corner of Seventh AD Mailiaoa
utreeta
CA1 ! OBTAIN A PATENT t For
prompt answer and an borwat opinion, write to
Ml NNd- CO.. wto have had Dearly fifty yeaiV
experience in th patent biuina. Com m an. ra
ti 'mil itrlrtly eontVtnttar. A Handbook of la
in rotation concern iiw Fa teat and bow to oo
tain lb em tent fre. A I no a catalogue of athan
teal and aclentiAo books (wnt free.
Patents taken thronfrh Munn ft Co. neiT
fpociaJ notice in tbe Hrlrntlhr Awer.raa, and
th as are broutrbt w1dlr before the puhliewtta
out cost to the Inrpntor, Thm splendid papw,
issued weekly, elegantly tllnstrated. bas by far the
largest circulation of any scientittc work In Uw
won rL 9'S a year, r-ainple copies sent free.
Building Edition, monthly, fJiua year. Btntno
copiea, 'Z- cents. Fvery nunibe contains beau
tiful platea, in colors, and phntosrapba of new
bounes. with plans, etiahhnir nuiWers to show tho
laient deslioin aud secure contrafns. AddrtrM
ML.NN & CO SkW VoHsk, 3bl BkoADWAT.
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Frd and iileHtahl
ORECONCITY.
LOCATEU BETWEEN TUB B31DGK AND
DEPOT
Double and Single Rips, and sad
dle hor.-eri always" on haiid at tbe
lowest prices. A corral! connected
with the urn for loose Ftock.
Information remplinz any kind vr
stock promptly attended to by person U
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on rensoii
sble termn.
NOTICE FOR FI BLICATION.
Laud oltioe at OreiD City. Oregon. "
lifcembtriO. UfH. 1
Notice is he'ehy rivn that the follnwlnv
nanie'l settler has tiled ootice ol his liiteotlnn
to make final trool iu suurrt ol bi oUim. au4
that sail priMif ill tie mmle liefa're the counif
judKeof Coliiwtii o limy, at St. Helens, Oregon
uu February 11, 1-M, vii:'
WILLI VM N. MESERVS.
H. E. No. 7i'.s, lor the if1;, sec J t 7 n. r S ar.
He nane I lie loll .wing witneiww to prnTd
his coutiuues resilience upon and cullivatioaj
ol.saiil laud, viz: Alford K. Morcan. ol I'elem,
Columbia coiiiiiy,ore. ,n, J.. Silcom. Kyaer,
Columbia county. Oreuou. Williaul Holsapplia
Pelciia. Coliiiubia ci'iiniy. i ii ecu. and tjerse
W. Kichard.ou, ut lielena, Coiuxubia county,
Oreuon. KobiktA Mli.laa,
l'2a:2-l hegialer
BROWN"""
The photogpaphep
Is prepared to make photographs
of all kinds promptly
and in
FIRST CLASS STYLE
Babies' and Children's Pictures
a Specialty.
Call and examine his work
At the Old New York Galfery
Second door north of Harding's
Drug Store, Oregon City.
DA VIES
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Received a gold medal and diploma
at St. Louis Convention of
Photograpers, 1S94.
Third and Morrison Streets,.
Portland, Oregon.
Duffy & Heckart
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Prompt work and
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