Oregon City enterprise., May 17, 1895, Image 8

EDUCATIONAL NOTES
All noti- for this column slioulJ I
Bent to Mrs. H. S. Gibson, editor,
Oregon City, Oroon .
FC1IOOL KNTKRTAINMIi.NT.
An entertainment will be given at
Iho link ecliool honso next Saturday
night; tho IStli inst. for the purpose of
Mining money to jum-luise a flag lor the
eeltool. An admission fie of ten rents
will bo churned. Anionic those who will
aid U8 in the way of niii-dC, rwitit'lons,
UtM are the John Mink Orchestra. Profs.
(.Vie mid Knolls, Mr. lnr-kip with his
guitar, the Ilornsliuh male quartette etc.
All are cordially invited. Remember
the ohji'i't and come if you have never
gone to siu'h meetings Ix'tore.
SCHOOL RK1H1RTS.
Koport of Wilsonvilio avliool fur month
uding Atril 30, 1$!". The following
named pupils were on the roll of honor :
Noma Young. Raymond Seelv, Jayer
Sti-ly, Herman tvliliVkt-isor, Kriiesl
tsvliiirReiser, Ralph Seely, Waller
Sclicbkeiser, Pora Seelv, Grace Vowell.
LilUe isVhlii keisor Myrtle Seely, Sarah
Rohet, Msud Seely, l.illie Seely and
Nellie Hast'lvtriuk. The average enroll
ment was 4!, average daily attendance,
44. nuruler of days attendance 877la,
number days nbseiu-e, lo'.'taj. No tardi
ihij. 14 of the pupils average from 9o
to 1(0 per cent in recitations, and lb'
from 90 to 05.
A. I. Hii'isnoTiiKM, Teacher.
Maik'g Prairie school report, month
ending May 3: The following named
pupil were neither absent nor tardy :
Avon Jesse, Caroline and So;hia Nord
tisusen; Viola and Amy tiribble and
Tina, Henry and Fred I'e'er. Whole
number enrolled on register 24 ; average
daily attendance 2J. l'airuiib and friends
are kindly invited to call ou the school
and note our progress.
William Haskins, Teacher.
Monthly report for mown ending Fri
day May 3, junt district No. 6, Pleasant
Home : Number of pupils enrolled, 51' ;
average daily attendance, 47; cases of
tardiness, 9; number visitors, 12; num
r of pupils at end of month, 56. Those
neither absent nor tardy were Martha
Hite, Pricilla Miller, Mary Lake, Ruby
Clark, Lewis Miller, Estelle Riiligo,
Lent Stephens, Amy Stephens, Mintu
Birdeali. Tho-e whoee general average
in examination was above 95 were Alice
Stephens, 1st grade, Hattie Buoy, Claud
Buoy 2nd grade, Jennie Hite 3rd grade,
Jennie New Gtli grade, Mary Lake, Any
Stephens, Estelle Buoy, Minta Bitdsall,
Percilla Miller, May Leslie, Annie Leslie
And Hattie Perry of the 8th grade
F.siSLLK Sin vely, Teacher.
AT MON1IOCTII.
ClackainHB county is represented in
the graduating class of the state Normal
at Monmouth this year by Miss Myrtle
Breitltaupt ot Damascus, Miss Minnie
Harrington of Highland, and Miss
Madi Hill of Park Place. Miss Breith
aupt stands among tne ten highest uf
the ctaesnd will represent the class in
an oration on graduation day, June 19.
Miss Harrington has received (he high
est honor that the class can give her,
tie poBMirn of president of the gradua
, ting class of 'S'5.
OSWEGO SCHOOL.
. Our public school closed last Friday.
The teitu was cut short one month for
economy's Bake, and the closing exer
cises Were not what they would have
been had the school run the full term.
However, the examination showed that
excelent work had been done in all de
partments uf the school during the past
eigtit months. There was not the num
ber of parents present that should have
been. Rev. R. M. Jones delivered a
short address of kindly counsel and ad
monition to the pupils. Hon. F. L.
Mintie, chairman of the board of direc
tors, delivered a speech to the children
in his usual happy style. Mr. Prosser
was called 'upon for a speech, but excused
himself on account of a severe cold, The
school then sung as a parting eong, a
noug entitled "Oregon Our Home." This
eong, (words and music) was composed
by Prof. Junes and dedicated to the
Oswego public schools. Prof. Jones and
bis corps of teachers, Miss Fox. Miss
Iiickner and Miss Miller deserve great
credit for the manner in which the
School has been conducted during the
past year. Prof. Jones has labored under
disadvantages. He did not receive the
cordial supoit and co-operation of all
those whose dity it was to give
liitn their full support, but he has done
Ilia duty through all, ami were it left to
to a vote of the district he would get a
large majority in his favor as principal
for the next term. The board of direc
tors met last evening to consider claims,
audit bills, etc. The teachers for the
coiiiim. year will probably be elected
next iBjntb.
Are You UnlngEaslJ
If so, it will pay you to write to A. C.
Sheldon, general agent of the "Burling
ton Route," 2-jO Washington street,
Portland. He will mail you free of
charge, maps, time tables, and advi.se
you as to the through rates to any point,
teserye sleeping car accommodations
for you, and furnish you with through
tickets via either the Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadian Pacific or Great
Northern railroad at the very lowest
rates obtainable.
The Burlington route is generally con
ceded to be the finest equipped railroad
in the world for all classes of travel.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Famished Every Week by the (Tacka
in us Abstract X Trust Company.
A. II, Withrow, by flierilT, to Nan
cy McCord, Apr. 18. '95, lots 35
and 3rt, Mk 44, Minthorn 150
R. II. PhiiiihIs to Heseiiu Church,
Jan. 17, 95, W D, S' ' In e
4 of sec 32 in 1 1 , r 2 e 100
C. Hornshuli to Emil Hornshuh,
Dec. 2rt, '!4, W D, the w' of the
nel4' sec 12, t 4 s, r 2 e, con. 80 a. 750
Geo. P. Lent to R." Jacobsou, May
3, WD, the n1,' of the nw'4' of
see 30 in t 2 8, r6 e; 80 a,. 1
T. S McHaniel to Geo. P. Lent, Q
C I May 4, '95, the eS,' of the se
4 of aecSti, t 2 s, r5e; 80 a 1
A. R. Johnston and husband to J
S. Risley, Jan 5, '95, W D, 1 acre
in Jacob Rislev claim 400
CAS Harrington to P. J. Ridings,
May 3, '95, Q C D, the e'4' of the
sw V of fee 32, t 5 , r 1 e 3."0
C. C. 1-ewis to Sarah E Valentine,
May 4, '95, Deed, my house and
lot in Springwater, Maintenance
Susie M. and S. Parker to W D O.
Cuyler, Apr 11, '05, W D. lots 7
and 8, blk 150, 850
John F. Stidbatn to Ci'arlee Keln
hofer. May 8, '95, W D, 40 a in
the Z. C. North el.; t 3 s, r 3 e,. . 200
Sarah M. McCown to Jas Wilkinson
Feb. 21, '95, W D, lots 3, 4, 13 &
14. blk 10, Gladstone,' 530
B Jennings to J C Ainsworth, Dec.
5, '70, W D, the ny of the B
Jennings cl., t 2 a, r 2 e, 140 a, . . . t'.'o
C A Kalus to Henry Wiuehard, Apr
5, '95, W D. lota 2 and 3 and el4
of sw'4', sec 30, 1 1 a, r 6 e, 1C00
J W. Grout to S. J. Bachelor, Mar
12, "95, W D, lots 6 and 0, in blk
140, Oregon City, liOO
A. Farnsworth to Elizaleth Eby,
Mar 6, '95, W D, i interest in lot
1, blk. ti, Edgewood 1
Chan. Califf, bv assignee, to W. E.
Hart, Apr 20, '95, W D, lot 6, blk
3, Green Point, l:0
C. H. Dve to Win. Winkle, May 11,
'95, W D, the nwySj of lots 1 and
2, blk 5. west side add. to O. C, 125
C. II Dye to Peter Winkle, May 11,
'95, W D, the sevS; of lots 1 and
2, t Ik 5, west side add. to O. C. 125
M.& J.N. Bean to R A. Miller,
May 11, '95, W D, lots 13 and 14,
blk 5, Gladstone, 300
Have your Titles examined and
Abstracts made by the CLACKAMAS
ABSTRACT & TRUST CO. who have
the only complete set of abstracts of
title of all lands in Clackamas county.
Accurate and reliable work by a respon
sible firm. Ofllce upstairs in the Cau
field building.
Resolution.
At a regular meeting of J. B. Finch
lodge No 4S8, I. O. G. T. of Oswego
Oregon the follow im; resolutions were
adopted :
Wiieheas, the inevitable law of
nature has removed from our midst,
Brother Earnest Cox, and
Whereas, It is but just that a fitting
recognition of his many virtues should
be had, Therefore be it
Resolved. That in the death of
Brother Earnest Cox, J. B. Finch lodge
No. 4881. O. G. T. laments the loss of
a brother who was ever ready to proffer
the hand of aid and the voice of svmpaty
to the neddy . and distressed of the
fraternity.-. A fneod and companion
who was dear to us all.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
put on file on the records of this lodge
and a copy thereof be transmitted to the
family of our deceased brother, the
Oswego Iron Worker and Tan Oregon
City Enterprise, by the secretary of
this lodge. Wm. Rankin, Secretary.
To Good Templars.
Do you know that Moore's Revealed
Remedv is the only patent medicine in
the world that does not contain a drop
of alcohol ; that the mode of preparing
it is known only to its diicover; that it
is an advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nineteenth
century; that its proprietors offer to
forfeit $1,000 for any case of dyspepsia
it will not cure?
Ladies, do you know Dr. Mary H.
Stanton's Femaline, the Famous 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 delicate health. Agents
wanted everywhere.. Write for full par
ticulars to Mrs. L. M. Little, manager
wholesale western depot, Delena, Ore
gon. J. A. Richardson, of Jefferson City,
Mo., Chief Enrolling force 38th general
assembly of Missouri, writes: I wish to
testify to the merits of One Minute Cough
Cure. When other so-called cures failed
I obtained almost instant relief and a
speedy cure by the use of One Minute
CoutthCure. C. G. Huntley, druggist.
A lady at Tooleys, La., was very sick
with bilious colic when M. C . Tisler, a
a prominent merchant of the town gave
her a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy. He says
she was well in forty minutes after taking
the first dose. For sale by G. A. Hard
ing, druggist.
Highest cash price paid for second
hand goods of all kiuds at second hand
store opposite Noblitt's stable on 7th st.
HOW TO MAKE A MICUOPHONE.
A Nln,il Instrument by Which a r'iy t'aa
ll Ilranl to Walk.
Within tho telephone is wonderful
littlo instrument called a microphone.
By its menus sound run be magnified to
unheard proportloiM. Tho microphone
is a very simple instrument' Indited.
Three ordinnry round nails and a tiuarw
piece of wood will fiirm a very mnxl mi
crophnmi Two of tho uuila are laid
parallel to but not touching each other.
Tho third nail is hud across the first
two, which are connected iu circuit
with a battery and n telephone rtoviver.
Tho nails of course are laid on the flat,
square piece of wood, which ant us a
founding board and transmits to the
nails tiny vibration which may tuko
place upou it.
Every sound is reproduced exactly as
It is ma.lo, except that it is much mag
nified. When a tly performs its toilet,
the rasping of the nu.u legs against the
wings or tho rubbing of the iitenuro
may be distinctly heard. Tho htnezing of
the insect makes a terrific, uoisu.
Wheu, for instance, a fly, confined iu
in a pastolKuird box, uttempts to walk
around his prison, the vibration cnuneu
by his movements is couveyed through
the sounding board to tho nails which,
in their turn, interfere with the Hrfoct
passage of the electric current as it
travels across the places where they
rest npou each other. A largo vibration
produces a correspondingly largo sound
iu the telephone, and so ou dowu to tho
smallest degree of miiiutcmwa.
The principle of the action of the In
strument depends ou the interruption
of on electric current which putvoa
through tho telephone. Tho apparatus
for this interruption iu so delicately
poised that any sound will cause a vi
bration accurately reprixlueod iu tho
telephone. Tho method given above is
the very crudest form iu which a mi
crophone "my he mad Those which
are manufactured for commercial or ex-
! pcrimeutal use are very exact affairs
delicately adjusted and arranged to
work with screws at the highest point
of efliciency.
How to Prrvrnt Sli km-M Cuml by Motion
ou Lml or sa.
Seasickness, as it is always tvnuud,
is caused by a rolling about of the in
nor parts of tho body the vital parts
and intestines a shaking or disturb
ance. Now, a simplo remedy for that
dreadful malady is to get a couple of
sheets of ordinary foolscap paper and
place them over your breast and stom
ach, binding them on with a wide band
age of cloth, liuen preferably, long
enough to go quito around the body,
all this, of course, under all clothing.
This has beeu tried with good results by
many.
How Sketching Should IU Don.
Begin by "blocking in" the whole
figure, indicating tho place aud shape of
the most marked shadows. Go over this,
correct the outline and seize hold at
once of the leading lines and prominent
characteristics of form and posture.
Next proceed to put iu boldly the masw
of shadows and darks, gradually work
ing np from the most strongly marked
to those of lesser importance. In sketch
ing the faw note its size and tiliapo its
compared with the rest of the head, and
I putting iu the features look for thoso
marked points which give wumuuan
ty. Notice the angle lietwceu eyes and
mouth and be careful about shaping the
shadows under eyes, note undlips. No
tice the slants or directions of the vari-
I ons lines. In drawing feet note the pro
pective slant of the plane npnn which
the figure stand!, phiein thu bjot ac
cordingly, so thut firmness and fitnhili-
I ty be suggested. Aim :.t ttniolicity. Try
to suggest what you m c with us few
linos as por-sible.
How to Kxi-rrl4 u I'Uuo.
A piano should, as a rule, not be used
wore thou two hours u Uuy to ktcp it iu
the best condition. More than this slow
I It saps tho instrument of its lx-s; eu r-
gy. Another thing is thut a piano must
bo allowed to breathe. The fashion of
smothering a piano iu heavy draperies
is as bad as putting it close against a
walL It should be placed a few inches
from a walL Never leave it opeu in
damp weather, but always leave it open
on clear, drv davs. protected from dust
' Keep a chamois skin over the keys when
uot in usa
How Pointed Shorn Injure the Fet.
The fashion of wearing pointed toes
in boots and shoes has caused a very
painful curvature of the toes, from
which many people are at this moment
suffering. The great toe is bent iu and
pushes one or more of the smaller toe
out of position, raising them on one
Joint iu a form which the doctors call
"hammer toes. " Surgeons have provid
ed for this nu apparatus which is to bo
worn all night, and if possible during
leisure in the daytime.
This consists of a splint resembling a
sandal, which fits along the base of the
foot and is provided with tapes passed
under and over the toes, so as to bend
down the joint thut has become raised.
The cure is almost a painless one, and
if persevered in may avert the operation
bf cutting "the tendons underneath the
toe.
How to Remove the Hinell of Palm.
1 The simplest remedy is to open doors
I and windows and let in plenty of fresh
! air, but in many houses and in flats tho
air thus brought in is not, enough.
Largo vessels of fresh w ater put in each
room will soon be found to havo a sort
of film settled on the top and should
then be changed, thus carrying much
of the smell.
How to ,Muhe Plni'uiilH ( ivain.
Beat half a pint of sweet cretin until
it is Stiff. Peel una chop si pint apple
and the juice of a l:i;ion and two-thirds
of a cup of powdered Migar. DU tolve
an ounce of isinglass in a litrle hot wa
ter and mix all lightly together and
pour into a mold. When wanted, turn
It carefully ou the dish in which it is
wired.
Through Trains Without Traiufcr.
Travellers must not forget that the 0.
R. t N. line Is thoroughly repaired and
all train ar running without transfer
or delay. Through service to t'niaha,
Kansas City, St. Uiuis aud Chicago;
Pullman sleepers, free reclining chair
cars, upholstered tourist Blceiers and
modern day couches. Cull on O. R. A
N, Agent More purchasing tickets, or
address W. II. Ilurlhurt, Gen'l Passen
ger Agent. Portland, Oregon.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Entkhthikk ottlce.
A dollar saved is eipml to two dollars
earned. Pay up your suhsciptlon to the
Kntkki'hisk and get the the benefit ol
the reduction in price.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
alt other blanks at the ENTKHi'iusit of
fice. Portland prices.
Weak, Irritablejired
'I Was No Good on Earth."
Dr. Miles Nervine strengthens
tho weak, builds up thu broken
down constitution, and permanently
cures every kind of nervous disease.
"Ahomt UNf vrarag Itmnnfllietnl
trith HrrfMrm, lrr;ilrn'i,
Vrrrping tmnation in tny Irg;
Slight pulpitation of mg heart,
lHntntrting coH'umion ofthemind,
hrriaut loa r lapse f mrmrv
Weighted dotcn with care n4
irtrrf, I etmplrtely loaf mppetitu
And felt my vitality treuring mat,
I mi reak, irritable mn4 tired,
My trelght m reduced ta 100 lit.,
1h fart I ira M poms. earth.
A. trlttnd brought
me I)r. Mlltw' book,
"Now and Hurt
ling Facts," and
I finally dnctdod
to try a bottle of
Pa. Milks' Ro
om 1 1 ve Nervlno.
Before I had token
one bottle I could
sleep aa well as a
lO-yr.-otil boy. My
pitlt returned
gruatly Iiu'iviuumI.
II hen I had taken the mixth bottle
Sty freight inereaned ta 170 b.,
The mentation inmy legm traa gone;
Sty nerrea mteadied eomplrtetui
tly memory wxia fully rrmtored.
My brain teemed elearerthanerer.
I felt at govt an any manon earth.
Itr. MlletF Remtorattve Serrine it
A great medicine, I atture. you."
Augusta. Mo. Walter It. Hckbax t.
Dr. MIW Norrlne 1s sold on a positive
riarmnu that the flrnt bottle will Vmillt,
AlldruKirlstHiiull It at II, t bottle for aVV. or
It will bo writ, prepaid, on receipt of prii-e
by LUe Dr. MUva Mudicui Co., Kiitbart, luO.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed UtWerc
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiify.
Rub In Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment conquers
Pain,
Makes flan or Beast weU
again.
wmmm :
8lurllT Notrr nffulfnn FnrerhMtm;
In Ihe rlrniitt Court nt Hi Hints uf Oregon for
the County ! t Urktn,
Tmmmt O't'oniior, li slnlllt, vi. Nmniitl Krlrk
n, i nrolltio irli kiiiu ami Tlimimi Klllnr
ham, ilnmlititlm
HtHta of Orogmi, t'oiiutjr ol t'lut'kauiM, .
Notice l hori'liy glvun thut by virion of an
tii'cutlvn mill onlr of mI Imiii'iI out ol lh
plnrnlt court of IIM Htm ofUrnnon for th
County ol CUrkm"it, bonrlm itmn Ilia l-lll il)'
ol Aor.i, li in a nil whar,u l..m II I tin
nnr w plaluliir, ami SiiiniKl Knc tun, l'ro.
Una K'li'k-on nl I hom Klilimham war ila
luiulanlM, rimiiiaiilliiff lav, in Hit nama ot tha
Stala in UraS'iii, III it out ol Iho rual nll harv
Inallnr itaonla)., to rcaliaj a inn atiltldpiil In
alia r lliMlniiiainlaotaaitl rtvurap. tu-wlt, loo,
toiitfthttr wllh hitoraalntttliaaaniaaliiiia Jiiuarjr
1:1' h, Imi7, at 8 sr Kant, liar aunuiii, aud alau Ilia
0ota of ami allamlliia llil ali.
Now. llmi'lorn, In nhfilianra to ix-h ilwrrr, I
Mil on tlit -Hill ilny ol April, lsv, Only lutv
apou, aud will, on Saturday, th th day of
M,iv, InoI, it h hour of mi o olcKk r. ti. of
aalil day, at Ilia front door ol th culm
1ki.iu In mlil nullity. ohVr lor ) at nlillo
aiiatlon, and aril lo lht hliilial and brat lilddir,
fur rami In hand, all ol Iho rliihl, till and liitcr
a the aald defendant. Iw In and In ilia lui.
Iiihiiik- ne c lUd rtil pro rly, lo-wlt: Ihi
Snilh ball of Ilia -uniliviiol quarter ol Seotl n
in in ..vii-lil. I S miiIi n (ai;atKal ol Wll
Iniiu'llu Murluiaii, alluati I Iu (llaokainaa uu
I , or ",
llalvd thin i'llh day ol Anrl', A. I ISH
K. I'. MAiik:K,
HharlrTof I'lnckainai count) , Slate ol Ori'uli
Uv N. M Siih'DV, Pi'iHilv. aJu..v.'l
MASIKUS HM.K.
Iu Ihe ('In tilt Conn nl tho full,. I Statai for Ihi
PI -li lei ol lit-niL
Norllieru t'oiuitlei litvaalinaiit 1rut l.lniltiMl,
'oinlalitHiil, va. Naruli M Mrt'nwn, r tmua
Mel o iall, I'. T lllekmaii aud Mauda link-
iuhIi, 1H-I.'iidaula
XrniU'K IS IIF.IIKRV (IIVKN THAT I't'R
a aua I lo a dei roa rvn l"re,i In Hi abiraan
lilled emi l an I rmi-a April b, Is't'i It under-
t.a nl wll , on iha rtllsr 1AV or Jl'.NK, Mi.
a( III hmtr of Ihreao'otut k r. al., at Ilia u Mir nl
ihtf I'ouiuy i:mirl IIioimi of t'laekaiiiai eoniily,
lift ifim, iu orcKiin I'lly, aald I'oitnly and t ala,
iTar lor ale ai mh lr aurtiou In lha hi.ha.t
hid 'er (or eanh Iu United siaiva old eolu, ad o
the rli;ht, lute tnl lutaietl had mid ha d ly Ibi
uaii'iiilaut, s'ati M Met'nwn. oti the ItTtli dar
ui Mareh, !',, I ,'lh r with ail title and In ur
eal had by b, r and Ih'iolhiir I'.alandniita haruln
alanrdale aulm'iiinl tiiereto III an I lo loia
one, two, ihr e an,i lour In hloek tine hundred
and luor o OrvKon t'ltv, llreifnu, aeeonl tin lo
the iiat ou reeoid Iu the oltice of the Iteoorilar
ot Ik-vda of I'lai'kama eouutr.Oieaon, lha add
.roMriy beinit illuale wlihl'i iha muuly ot
t'lai-kainaa and sia'.e ol O e rou . Ilia at I aale
will tie mi te fur ihe lotroo e n' rvalliiiix llm
urn ol f rfvVt 70. deerm d in ih, due Iroiu the Ue
fendant, Htr.h M. MH'own, to o unpta nant, to
Kulher wall inleied Iheretiu at th iintol tltfht
iHr cent. ar an u u iroiu April lu, Ii'.ia all iay
a tile In t'lildd -Utea Knot eoln, and tliu llirtlipr
inn ol liiirai, thu toia au.l diiitireuieuu ot
eoiuMaiuanl aiol the aermlug r ta and ei-nviiM-i
ol aie 111,- aald aale will e made kub.
je'i lo rdeiutit!iu n I utijert to iu coiinrma'
I. nn ot the above emit ed eourl,
WA1.I..M K Mil'AMANT.
Maat'-rln t'haiieonr In ih t'nile I f-iatea
.Ml 5- l i Ireull l.'ourt lor ih Uuirl. t ol Hunnn.
hllKlilKFS HAI.K.
In the t'lreult I'mirt of the Stat of lirvnon lor
iiui.oiiuiy oi tiaeaaiuaa,
KoU rt Kelland, tal it.fT. va, K. M. Hunt ilph,
W. I. Ilnruer, Jamea Il ity, K ua rt Italy, J.
T. Aiiiiniit, K W J inaa, I'larvuea W,
simp ou and Ihe t'oriiaud Sav.uva lliuk,
do eud,4Ula.
rt'il of DreKoii, liiuuiy ol t'lai-kainaa, aa,
N'OTli K Is IIKKKIlY t.lVKS THAT II V
vlrin ot au vxeutlon and or, lor ol a la
iu jd out of lha eir.'Uil eourt ul the state of Or
f ;i for the County nl t'lai-kanaa, taiaruir date
th j at day id May. I -Hi, In a a nit whereiu llolwrt
ki'lland la pla otlrT, and K. VY. Iliudolnti, Y. T.
Iliirney, i iinea Haty, llobert llaly, i. T. Apisir
on, s. V. June, Ciarauce eliiie.nn and The
I'ortlaud HiTiuva llauk are dofeudaiila, oom
iii'iudlnit me, lu the nam of thiSlatvol Orafou,
mat out of lha real eaiate hereinafter dearrlbed,
to realltj a aum aultleieul to :,fy ihodainauua
of a,d iieen-e, lo-wit: l.'ivlil, and tin lurtbar
ii in of J0 45 i-oaia, aud lb fu-iher an in of o aa
Iturney leea, lonther with lulereat on lb
am alne aal i dat re an vntered at U1 ir
pant, per annum, aud alio th oo.la oi aud at-U-iidluv
tbla an.
Nuw, therutore, In otudlenc to itieh decree, I
did duly ly uiu, aud will, nu Haliirday, lha
Mh day ol June, 1 V . at lha houro: tlo'ciuek Y.
H. ol aaid dav, at in front door ol the ooiirl
tiouaa lu aald eouiilr, oil r lor aale at rmbllu
am-lion, aud aell to the hlKhea: alTd bail bidder,
lor cali 1 1. hand, all ot lb lUhl, ml and Inter
at tti aa d daleiidanta have (n and lo the lob
l ' mi deaoriucd leal properlr, to-wit: All ul
thi Soiithwo.t tjiMrter of Soi'tlou M in Toe nahlp
I S nth ul HaiiKe 9 Kaat of n II, a uell i Merldlau,
eoutalulnit ltjjaer tuor or le,a, aituat In tti
Couuiy id C nrkainaa and State nl Oregon,.
I'ald tbla 31 dayol Mav, A. II Isiii.
E. C. MAlHiOCK,
HlnrlfT of Clackamaa f a. State of IJreaou.
Ily N. l. Mihiiiv, liopuly. I IU: 6-7
SIIK.KIFK'S HAI.K.
Id the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, tor
the Omul)' of Clackamaa.
J. T. App -rio i, plalullfT, Ta. W. T, Hurner, Kl-
uora Hiiruvy, J unea Itaty, Holier; Italy, S.
W. Jonea, llarjlli M . Slmpaon and Th
I'ortl'.ud Savlii(a Hank, daleiidanta
State of Oreiou, County ol Clark unl. aa
-VroTlCE IS HKRKIIY (IIVKN THAT IIY
i virtu of an elocution and urder o aal I
no I out ol th circuit court of Hi Mat ul Ore
gon for Ilia County of Clackamaa, bear, UK data
the 21 day ol Miy, 1U. In a au.l wbarulo J. T.
Anieraon la pialulifT. and W. T. Hiirnay, Kiuora
llurney, Jamua Ualv, Hutierl Itaty, H. VI. Jonea,
Cierouce W. Slmpaon an I fha Cortland Sviua
Hank are detvudaula, eoniiuandln me, lu th
name of lb State of Oreitou, thai nut ot Hi real
alai hereinafter doerlbed, In rllu a mm
iilUuieul to aatixfy th duiandi (if aald Oarrei,
to-wit: l.'Is.VM, aud tin furllior aum of H:l0i
roan, aud ilia lurlher mm of IIM aa atioruey'a
lee, ti g ther with lutereat ou tha lam iluo
aid durre waa etitere 1 at S per cenl. fair an
unni, and alio Hi coata ol and tttcudlug til II
ale.
Now, therefore, lu oh 'die nee In lucb decree, I
did duly levy upon, aud wl I, on Saturday, tha
am dar nl June, IH'.i'i, at Ihe hour of 'J o'oiock I',
M. of laid day, at the front d sir of th court
houa In el, I couuty, offer lor aale at pulillo
auction, an I aell to lha big heat and biat bidder,
for eaah lu li mil, all of lliu right, title and luler
eat the aald uetuudniita ou lha 17th dar of May,
I'.), had lu and to the following oelr.rlhd real
property, to wit: A 1 1 ol Section 16, Tnwnah pK
souin oi Kauge u r.iiei, ami me s nnnweii quar
ter ol section 'M, 'lownahtp 4 South oi Kauge 8
Kaatoi th Willainvlte Meridian, cuutaiiiing lu
ail NiOacrui more or leia, iliiia'iil In th County
ot CaCkarnai and Stat of Oregou.
I) iled Ib.k ad day ol May, A. 1). IWi,
K. C. M,liliOi:K,
Hherf tTof Clackamaa Co., Rial ol Oregon,
Ilr N. M. Mouur. D-putf. fi 10:1.-;
KIIKItlrF'S HAI.K.
In th Circuit Court of the Btat ol Oregon, for
tin County ol Cla k iiuaa,
Kite Schwlng, plalntlfT, va. Krnait Kohler and
Willie mini Kohler, dcfuudanli.
State of Oregon, Comity of Clackaniaa, aa.
Notice hereby given, that by virtue of an
execution and order of aale lamed out of the
circuit court of the State of Oregon for the
i niinty of ClackatiiHi, bearing date the 21 day
of Jiay, lur, lu a nil it wherein hi, a
ric.httlng waa plaintiff, mid Krncit Knh er and
Wl heinloftKoh er were defendant!, command
ing me, In the namoof Iho Htate ol Oregon, that
out of the real eaiate hereinafter dcNcrlhed, to
realize annul aufhclent to antlaly thodemanda of
mild decree,, to wit: 8-101.4.1, and the further aum
oi I7. coa'.a, nn i ilia lurth.-r aum of l-iti attor
nev'a fe, together with IntcrOHt on tho
aame alnce aald decree waa entered at 8 percent
per annum, and alio the coata ol and attending
tbla aale.
Now, therefore, In obedience to inch decree,
I did, on the d day of Mav, lx'jl), duly
levy upon, and will, on Saturday, the Mb day
of June, lM'.ifi, at the hour of one o'clock P M
of aald dav. at the front door of Die court Iioiiho
In aald county, oiler for anle at public auction,
and aell to the hlgheat and beat bidder, fur caah
in hand, all of the right, title and Interest the
khIiI defendant lol-'u lu and to the following
docrlhed real property, to-wlt:
ft.', Inuliu m a point nt the cooler of the I. W.
I, icy r mo HB 07 ilmitm Norlb and -!7.'27 clialna
K'ltirom iliu 8 inlh we-t corner of Ilia Mill am
Tucker Donntlon Claim No. 44 In Tp. 4 Son ill of
llni.g) 4 K latof tb ) Willamette Merldlsu; tlK'iice
K i: 12.117 cloil ii-, thuueu Nnrlh In.oti chalna;
ill lice Meat IM.7f (bilna to Ihe center of the
couuiy rond, theuce eouih WMi rhaiua to Ihe
place of bngiuulng, coutnliilug 14 acre! more or
icna, lu n g lu Clackamaa county aud Hlule (it
Or. g ui.
Dated thta 34 day of May, A. I). lHim
K. C. MADHOCK,
Hherlffof Clackamaa Co., Bute of Oregon.
IlyN.M Moody, Deputy. 0-10:6-7
CI.ACKAMAH LODGE, No. M, A O. 0 VY
Meeli tlrat and third Monday In each month,
at Htralght'a Hall. Visiting breihcrn welcome.
C. K.fgAHI 8. liOLtOMS.
Kec. M. VY,
Hi'MllKM HAI.K.
lu Ihe ('Ireull t'ourt ot Ilia Stall ut Orajuii, fur
the Homily ol ClaekauiM,
1'elur Ail lorn ui, plaintiff, i: fut Oillalun,
Uulaattillaha i.tio. W'llllama, f illiar Wll.
lian a mid lrl flolihl d l. W. It oolilul,
IMilnara aa itnliului Sill, ileleudauta.
Rlate nt Oregon, County ol daeeamaa, la.
NOTlrK IH IIKHKIIY IIIVKN THAT IV
tlriue ol an eiemillon and nrder ol aale le
iuud mil ol lua olreull dour I of Ih stale nl Oia
eou lor th t'ounly nl Caekainaa, laiarln( laiar
the nth day nl May, IR'Ml, III anil wherein I'eler
Aiiderioii la BlalnlllT, and l'il Ctllaliau, l,iul
l'l aliaii. Mllliama, I ollla Willi inn aud
Uvl ko, bin aud O. W, llolioliii, iMrluara aa
Kohhiua ti Son, are dnleiidaut', eoiuinaiidlni
lua, lu Ih naiui ol Ihe Stale nl Oravou, thai mil
vl III real ealai liareliialmr dax'rined, In real
lieaauniaullti'leiil lo aillalf the riumauda ol
aald daeree. lo wll: i,IO III, and Ih lii'liier iiuu
ol lln.4 1 mill, and the f iither urn ol fan, allor
ligliiiii, toaMlher with Internal oil the lame
luce April iSih. IMI'J, at M l'f l ent. ier anuuiil
and alio Hi ooata oi and altaudliiit Ihi aale.
Now, llinrulnne, lu ulwillanee lo alien dvere. 1
did duly evy Uhui, aud will, on Maturlnf, Hi
aih day of June, l'H, al Ilia linir ol It li oloi k I.
M, of aald day, at the l""'l d mr ol Ihe foert
lioii'eln "al l enmity, mfir lor aale at pulillo
a ml I iu, and anil lo lliu lil(ho.l an I Iwal i,lilar,
lor n In band, all nl the Mil lit, tlllaaud Inter
e tlhaaald ilelandanta, mi the llllh ot April.
Is'SJ, or at aur time Hue, have Hi an I In the lid
I whin daaerllanl leal iireiiriy, to wn liia No.
1, n and, "f "eetloo Is In Tiwnahli II "oulll ot
tin bj Kaat of Hie IVIIlauivlte Merldlau In
t'lai kaui i o oilily, Slate ol llronon
llalvd thU S h day ol May, A. I. lMn
K, I' MAIiltiiflf,
Hlinri IT f t:iaekama t' State ul Or. ami.
II y N, M tlooiiY, liepaiy, n-IU it 1
Nntli-o of Aipulirtmrnt ot Kierutrli,
N'otli e Ik hereby (Iven, that Ihe iiuderaliineit
haa lieeu aiiolnted by Ihe I'uiiniy l onrl of
t'larkauiaa oiinty.Urrifott.exeeutrlk ol ihe laal
will and leaiame d of ( II. Mel'ow u. dreeaaed.
All peranna bavlnt rlslma analual the eaiate of
Ihe aald K. O, Mi'l'owu, dreeaaed, are hereby
notified lo ree it Ihe aaree duly verified for
iiayineul to the uuderlUfi, nr at theottlreof
I. no (' llronuell. Hreiiiiu I lly, tireniiii, wllhlti
ilk mo ilha fruni date
HAill M. Mrt'oWK, Kieeulrlk.
Oreitou fit y. DroKO i, April 17, laUu,
tieo. I . llrownell. All y lor Kiev . H-IU.J-17
AHMINISTIIATUIX HAI.K.
Notice li hereby lve i, that Marietta Pratt,
aduilulalralrli of Ihn eatatalol Jacob H Miller,
deeeeacd, will. In arVordanre with an order,
made on the 1Mb d,ty of April, hui, by Ih Ho i.
tHirdnu K. Hayea. Jtnlife ol tho Coil ty t'ourt of
the Hale of tireso i, for therouuly of Clacka
maa, aell at private aale from and after Ihe .'"th
lavof May. lWi, all of Hie followl described
real eatale. alluated In Clackamaa roil ly, Ore.
on: All of Iota even 7j a d uliihl (S) III block
tweuty-elitht t-siti Ihe luwn ol alllwaukea, In
aid roimly and atate, oi Hie lollowlni lerina:
Four bundled l!tai dollata caah, Iheoalane
within one year, lecured by luortKaao o aald
iiroperty, for (itrther Information liiilre at
Iheortli eol Miller A Miller, aliorneya, I'orllaud
Sai l Ha ik lllat , I'orllamL, Oieitoii
Mairt Purr, Adm'i
of the eaiate of J, f. Miller, dee d.
I late, 1 April 111. ' 4-IVV17
NOTICE OK HAI.K.
VTOTICK IS IIKKKIlY I1IVKN THAT IIY
virtue ot an order and lie-ii e of ihi du y
I. ued out ol Ihi eouulv eourl ol Merlon ooumy
Oregon, ilaled April li n, Isai, In the lunl'or of
lh guardian ll p ol Anlinr. t ri, Kay, Augila,
t alla-e and Vane Hurl, luiliora, 1 will aull at
rinhlle ail' llou lo the hUlo-at bidder for ea.h In
laud ou Saturday, the lat day ol June, latio, at
tne hour oi one o'clock T. M. o' aaol uay, at th
ooiitl h one door lu Orugou City, lha loiluwiug
deacrihid real etale Imiongiiit to a.ild minora,
to-wll: Au ti (divided one h ill ol the billowing
described preiulaea, aitualad lu the euunly ul
Clarktnaa aud Slat ol Oregon, to-wtt: Com
mencing II eiialni aoinb and 2.aa rbalui wait
iioiii lha corner tu aeeiloiu 11 li IJ aud II,
town-hip 8 aooth, range 1 eaal of the Willamette
Merldlau; running Ihauo weal ID.'JH rhaiua:
thene aiuth ay dog. In mill, weal i'jA ibain;
llieuo uorlh 81 rbalna; thane ial 'li IV ehalni)
Ih'nr aoulh 81 ehalui lo Ih p.aevol lMelnulu(
couulalug 7 orai. 1 . I". Ill' K T,
April ii, 1J-'.. Ouaidlan.
II. I. CIIUS.S, Alty for Uiiardlan. a JO ft IT
hllKKIKf il HAlE.
la ihiC ru li Court ol the H ate of Oregon, for
th County ol Mulluoiuali
i (, ilda.'h'nl ll, plaltittrf, va A. i. llreeo (ltd
Auule Green, delendaiita,
itnte of Orvguii, County ol Clackamaa, aa.
NOTICK lri IIKKKIlY UIVKN THAT HY
virtue o au ekecmt in anu orler ol aale l
aiu-d out of ttiocireuit eourt r' the state ol Or
(ii for tho C mnty ol Muttiioiuiib, b-anug dat
Ih 7th day ot May, Isii in a ami wh.relii S.
(I .Id. clinil ll la plalntltr, and A. 1. Uimiii and
Aumr litem ar det 'U laiit-, eonituaudtng me.
In tb i nam ol lb mate ol Oregon, that out of
the real cititt liurenlter devcnUid, lo realli ft
mm aiifncloui lo aatlily the dcmtU'l of aaol da-er,-e,
lo-aril: IIUU', aud tha lurlher aum of
I'.'rl l.Fi rou, togathvr with liitoret ou the aam
luce the 7ih day ul May, Hail, al p r oeuk par
annum, ail to gold coin of U. e., and aiio ih
ota ol and alieudlng thii lale.
Now, therefore. III nb llanca tu mob dour, X
havndiily levte I uKin, and will, ou i-aturday,
Ui j l,lli day ol June, ISM. al the nuurof I o'clock
I'. M. ol laid day, al the iront door ul the eourt
faoua lu iald eoiiuty ol Clackamaa, otfer lor aal
at public euotlon, and aell to the hlghnat and
bel Id blur, fur cah lu hin t, all o. ih-i right,
title and lulereat lha aald delendauta hv lu
and to Ih i loliowlug deacrlhed real proiairty, to
wll; The Nn inl K nl Seollnu III III Town
ihlp4 Soulb ol llauge 8 Kaat ol Wihaiualle Ma
rbllan, In Claegaina, eoiiuty, Orciron.
Dated Ihla 7.b day ol Mav, A. I. )nV
K. C. MAl'IIQt'K,
Slur I IT of Clackamaa Co., Stat ol Ureaon.
Ily N. M. Moour, Deputy. 6-17:8 M
NoriCIC FOR I'UHI.ICATION.
l.AHDOrrica ATOaions I'itv, Oa.,
May 11, ISA
IkJ-OIICE Ii herjhy glvei that the foTow-
nig nain?d aeit r haa tl e I notice nl her In
toutlou to make nual proof lu lupport of hla
claim, aud that aald proof will bo mad before
Hi Kaglaier aud Kecalver, U. S. I.iud office at
Oregon t hy, Or., on June W, IS'A vn: M ,ry M.
Amtlu, II. K. No. K.V2H. lor IhonK', HK'i, K.'-t
bK'4, en 'i SK'i Sea 811, T 6 S, K K.
hb j name! the lolluwlng wuuuaaei to prove
her eonlliiuoua ruald-ue utNiu and cultivation
ol, aald laud, via: Srmt C ir or, Hec Diugh
erty, I'rrnk Sawtull, I', (.'. Miller, all of Molalla,
O-.vo.i. KOHKKI A. Mil. I.Kit,
6-17:9-11 U.giatur.
NOTICE OF FINAL BKTTLKMKNT.
In the County C urt ol Ih state of Oregon, for
th County ol Clackamai.
lo th mativr ol th aatate ol William (J. Lucai,
daOt-aaod.
To Whom It May Concern;
NOTICE IS IIKKKIlY OIVKN THAT THE
tiuderalgned a iiinuialriilor uf tho eitat of
v illlain IJ. I.ncaa, decon-ed, lina Uleil hla filial
account aud ruport a audi aitiululaliator, hi the
ciiuuty court ol the Stain uf Oregon for Clacka
maa count;', and til it Tueaday. the 2d day of
July, IMI.'i, nl tho hour ol Kl o'clock A. M., at the
couuiy c urt boil- , h m belli fixed and appoint
ed a h t iluie and place to tuu Ncttb'ineut of
aaid flnai report ml 1 ecc unit and ill i hu'irlug
and du eimiioitoui of ipy mil all I'ljeetluna
Ih-Teti. Wol.KliAMi HAH MAN,
Admr. ot thaeatate of Whliaui
5-17:o 11 If. I.Ui'll-, -leiu-l-ed.
Portland Cowlitz
River Route, via.
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Jospiih Kellojrg TruriH, Co.
STK. JOSKIMI KKLLOGti loavr'J
KcIho Monthly, W'cdncHiliiy an
Friilay, at (5 A. M. Ldiivch 1'ort
laiul, Tticmlay, Tliiirrsclay and
Satunlay at 7 A. M.
STR. NO RTJ I V EST Leaven Tort
land Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Kelso and Upper Cow
litz river pointH, returning the
following days.
This is tho only direct route to
reach all Cowlitz river points.
WM. R. IIOLMAN, Agent.
Taylor Street Dock, Portland, Or.