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E HTTP ATlfiV A T MM KS ! 10 ,"' ,,fM ' Mrks Iarairie Kliool Itouae
CUUVun.llUlALiUlLOn(.HrH1,rloW) 01, Saturday of this week
! )iomi-8 to lie tho eiiial o( ny held by
AU notes for this column al.oiiU W j 1(l H81((M,;utjoni Tll MH),.le of tlmt dis
sent to aire, n. . uiosuu,
uregon my, Dregon.
mink flag entertainment.
Tlie following is the program tf ttn
enterUinruent niven by tlieyomiti vi!i
of Mink last Saturday night. f r the pur-
luvH. i.f rnisinff money to tret a flu: for
the school :
Music Orchota
Chorus,... "Hills and Vales "...Ooiwe
Sonp,. ."Vhip-)oor-wilI,"..il.O. In k;i
Keciution Ada i mt
Quartet Woman's Rights,"
Music Orvhe-tra
Dialogue "Census Taker,
Uet I'rofs. Knoits and O.'le
puet teo. Stevens and T Pavif
liecitation Kosa Hirnhuti
MUSIC .'n-"e-ir i
Tableau,.. "Grandpa and Grandma".
Quartet "Angela Call."
Pong... "OM Black Joe,". .H. 0. Iiu-kip
Recitation, Carrie SehuM
Duet.. Trots, knottsand lgU
Recitation Hattie Gintiu-r
Music, Ofchestia
Dialogue,. ."Hearing them Counted" . .
German Duet,. . ..Mr. and Mrs. Ginther
Recitation, Ada Moehi.ke
Solo, Misa Nash
Quartet... "Noah Built the Ark."
Recitation Robert Gmlh-'t
German Solo, Mr. Gintlier
Recitation, Theodore Hornhuh
Nnsic, Orchestra
Dialogue,. . ."Arabella's Poor Relation"
Duet Profs. Knotts and 0
Chorus..V.'.V'Wl.at Will the Record He?
t, ..,..:...( .... t,..
spect a grand suet ess. In spite of the
fact that a storm was threatening, the
receipts were far more than stif
fient for the purpose intended. The
music throughout was of a high order
Deserving of special mention is the
Orchestra conducted by John Moehnke.
Iheir music was excellent and was highly
appreciated by all. The selection ; '
played by rrofs. Knotts and Ogle i t r
tainly merited the many laudatory com
ments since heard. The solos by Mi-s
Nash and Mr. Inskip both received
deserved encores. Especially entertain-!
ing were the choruses anil quartettes
nil lha Herman snnffs hv Mr. and MU
Ginther, which aroused much enthus
iasm. The recitations and dialogues
were well given, and in fact the enter
tainment thoroughout was without a
failure. The flag has been ordered and
flag raising exercises will be given in a
month when we expect music from the
Highland band. It is very probable too
thatSupU Gibson and H. S. Strange
will be present. A. C. S.
. The Concord school district No. 28.
. held its closing exercises on Wednesday
evening, May 7th. A large and appre
ciative audience was present and the fol
lowing program was satisfactorily ren
dered: Greeting Song
"A Little Girl's Speech,". .Hazel Evans
"The Shining Web," Ernest Weaf
"The Bachelor's Sale,". .Beulah White
"A Little Boy's Speech" Wesley Thieseen
"Hannah Jane," Harrv Evain-
Dialogue, "Raising Subscriptions to a
Missionary Fund.
Song "I'ook-a-Boo". . Sarah Rogers
"Little Drops of Rain" Elmer A'orthing-
ton.
- "A Brave Little Maid." Fannie Clayson
"Great and Small," Charlev Barney
Song Helena Ferguson (encored)
"Our Own," Walter Kuehl
"HiB Wife" Linna Roethe
"The Two Travelers and the Oyster,"
Beanie Kuehl.
Dialogue, "TheCensus Taker"
Song Mr. Schol!
"The Kind Wanted," Otto Weaf
"In the Barn," Annie Thiessen
"My Mother," Dennis Worthington
"Saturday Night," Jennie Evans
Dialogue, The trials of a School Mistress
Song "The Red, White and Blue"
"The Outcast Babe,". . .Lydia Tucholke
"The Crow and the Fox," Arthur Kuehl
"The .Selfish Drummer," Emma Clayson
"The Smack in School,". . . .Guy White
Dialogue, "A Perfectly Veracious Man"
Song Miss Robertson and Mrs. Lee
"A Little Boys Speech," Geo. Evans
"Oh, Why Should the Spirit of Mortal
be Proud," Emma Roethe.
"The Grasshopper,". . .Theodore Miller
"TheCIown'8 Baby," Eva Scott
Song, "In the Starlight"
Sarah Rogers and Anna Bernhard.
Dialogue, "The Assessor"
Recitation, .. ..Mrs. Ferguson
Closing song
Mr. Kisley proposed three cheers for
Concord school, which were given
heartily. Aba W. McLaughlin,
Teacher.
canemah school.
Canemah school closes on Wednesday
of next week commencing atone o'clock.
A program has been prepared for the
occasion, consisting of songs, recitations
dialogues, etc., but we expect to furnish
the patrons a "feast of reason and flow
of soul" In the way of two addresses f jr
the occasion ; one by our worthy county
superintendent, H. S. Gibson, the other
by Prof. If. S. Strange. We hope every
patron of the school will be present if
possible. Friends of education generally
wilt I gladly welcomed.
E. C. Hackett, Teacher.
teachers' association.
The next meeting of tbe Clackamas
County Teachers' Association which is
, r ,.t n nuking ample preparations o
e,rU:n tlioir vixltora in a manner be-
j oontintf to the wi'll known lioiipitality of
; tlt country districts of Clackamas county
j while the committee on program re
prvring m.-ntul fesst (or ll who at-
i ttMid
These meetings of the association are
ohmi to the public and it is expected that
piirvn'8 and all intertsted in the educa-
; turn ol our youth will attend this meeting
, foi tlieie will be much that will interest
and inxtruct them. To teachers these
tne.'iings are a school of instruction as
j well as an experience meeting and they
i should make it a point to attend this as
i well as future meetings of the asaocia-
lion.
) BOIIUOL RKPOUT8.
Following is the report ot district No.
1 101 for the month ending May 10th:
ro(a, mm,)tr of pnlH enroed 24.
' v H,U)niUlu.e 21); number
of visitors 17. Those neither absent nor
1 :t r ty during the month are hmma and
Willie Wallace, Susie, Thomas, Charles
and George Sag.ir, Willie, Adolph and
.lulu Miller. Friends and patrons are
i rordially invited to visit our Si h,H)l and
j note our progress. J. L. Gard,
' Teacher.
1
The following repo't of district No.
S4 fur the term ending May 17th, is
uken from the school register: Whole
number of days taught 99; number girls
limited 18; No. of hoys enrolled 17; total
I enrollment 39; average daily attendance
22- The total number of of visitors for
the term, not including those of the last
day is 49. Those pupils who were pres
ent every day during the month were
Ida Woodside, Florence and Katie
Daniels, J ul i 111 a Kellong, Elva and Al
bert K ickson, Nellie Bogue, Vi and
F.rt-st Jones, Ma Bowie, Fred Wood-
j ' m wvmK
MalUtt and Edith Jack-
A. B. IIlBBARI),
Teacher.
Rnport for distri.'t No.56foi the month
ending May 10th. Number of days
taught 'JO ; number of pupils enrolled 21 ;
aveiage nuinher belonging 17; number
j "f dava attendance 2S5; average daily
I at'endaiv e 14. Those neither absent
her tardv during the mouth were Rena
Caster, Nellie Caster, Pearl Russell,
Lela Bnvles, and Archie Boyles. Num
ber of vis;torj during the month 24.
Bklle Hibbard, Teacher.
school nut as.
F. D. Skirin will close a successful
three in"b.s term of school in the
H atehery district on Friday of next week.
On Friday of this week school will
close in Holcomb dietrict.Tbe teacher
Miss Ella Hyers has given, it is reported,
very good satisfaction in the conduct of 1
the school. I
MNs Jennie Noble, daughter ofJ. W. !
Noble, and a pupil of tbe Oregon City
public s"hM'N, has been given charge of
the snmiM-r vnn of school in the Martin
district fix miles east of this city on the
Viola road Her school commenced on
Monday i..;t.
Are Yon UoiagEast'
If so, it will pay you to write to A. C. (
Mieldon, general agent ot tne Burling
ton Route," 2-V) Washington street,
Portland. He will mail you free of
charge, maps, time tables, and advise
you as to the through rates to any point. '
reserve sleeping car accommodations;
for you, and furnish you with through
tickets via either the Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadian Pacific or Great
Northern railroads at the very lowest
rates obtainable.
TI.A Hi..lin..(nn .... ilr. ' n mina.allit Ann.
1UQ uui uncivil luiira la (cijcidii wu
ceded to tie the finest equipped railroad
in tbe world for all classes of travel.
Tn ood Templars.
Do you know that Moore's Revealed
Remedy i the only patent medicine in
the world that does not contain a drop (
of alconol; that tlie mode 01 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 II.
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 b'x, free, who will
send me the names and addresses of ten
ladies who are in delicate health. Agents
wanted evewhe-e. Write for full par
ticulars to Mrs. L. M. Little, manager
wholesale we'ern depot, Delena, Ore
gon. J. A. Richa'd-ion. 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 othi-r so called cures failed
I obtained almost instant relief and a
speedy cute by the use of One Minute
Cough Cure O. (. Huntley, druggist.
A lady at Tooleys, La., was very sick
with bilious eo ic when M. C. Tisler, a
a prominent m-.chanl of the town gave
her a bu'ile 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, drugt'i-t.
Highest cash .price paid for second
hand zood of all kinds at second hand
store opposite Noblitt's stable on 7th st.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Furnished Every Week by the Clack
man Abstract & Trust Company,
Geo R Dodman to Geo Broughton
May 14, '95 D tracts 1 to 9 inclu
sive of Redland. $
D W Callahan to Julia F Stondingor
May 10. 1)5, W D 1 undivided hit
as heir to the ot the D L 0 ot
Clifton R Callahan in 1 5 s, r 3 e
a mt intended 20 acres
W H and O Adams to Phoulie A
Gilbert May 111, '95 S D 77 acres in
78
the A P Smith D LC
M and W II Wallace to A F. Jones
May 10, '95 Q C D .62 acres in sec
17, t 4 s, r 2o I
A E Jones to Meliala Wallace May
16, '95, W I), seV of ne4' of
sec 10, 1 4 s, r2 e except 10 acres 1
E P Elliott to I J Stratton May 15
'95 W D lot 18 blk 3, in Mt Pleas
ant ad to 0 City, abo lot 5 in blk '
K Clackamas Heights. 1300
Rebecca Col son to Chas II Handle
Mar 23, '95, W D the w of the e
S of claim 39 in t 4 s, r 4 eSO a. . 1
Rebecca Colson to Win H Handle,
W D, Mar 23, '95, the e' of the
el of cl 32 in 1 4 s r 4 e I
John J Huberto Henry Ilalsmeier
May 17 93, ' int in 4ti,ll' acres
in the n of the A D Foster claim
In t 2 s, r 2 e 1000
Henry Balsmeier to John J Huber
May 17, '95, W 1) samo as above 1000
Sarah E Darling to Oregon City
May 18 '95, W D a part of the
Win Holmes ad in 1 3 s, r 2 e. . . .
John M Graham to A W Graham
W D May 13, '95, part of lot 8 blk
27 0 City
John M Graham to A B Graham
May 13, '95, WD part of lot 2 in
1000
1000
blk 2
1300
Lindsey Hall to Louis Rotermund
Oct 3, '94, W D 2S4' acres in claim
41, t 3 a r 4e
Wiu Stout to A II Olmstead Mar 2
'95, W D the e,' ot the so'i ot
the sei4'of sec 14 in t 2 s, r 5 e. . . .
COT Williams, assignee, to J S
Crumbly May 1, '95 D, part of lot
2 in blk 1, Green point
A and F W Berry to Geo R Ded
man Mar 10, '95. Q C D lots 1, 3,
4,5,6, 7,8 9 of Redland
Geo R Ded man to DoraCorbin May
14, '95, D 5 acres in tract B
Geo R Dedman to E C Johnson
May 14, '95, D tract R and the
wig of tract J in Clackamas
Riverside
G R Dedman to I G Davidson May
14, '95, tracts A and B
H M Jackson to Chas II Gale May
W, '95, W D 5.75 acres of the
Holmes claim in 1 3 s, r 2 e . . .
P S Bates et al to W II Coe Dec 6
'94 W D lota 4 to 16 inclusive blk
A, also blks B to H inclusive of
20
300
216
675
Frank T Stoke's add to O City
8500
J H Lambert to Peter Fisher Oct
26. '94 W D lot 3 blk 31 Cambridge
350
Have your titles examined and ab
stracts made by the CLiCKAMAS AB
STRACT & TRUST CO. who have the
only complete set of abstracts of title of
all land in Clackamas county. Accurate
and reliable work by a responsible firm.
Office upstairs in the Caufleld building.
Probate Court.
Administrator of the estate of Rnrah E.
Pope, deceased, made final approved
report so far as the property in Oregon
is concerned.
L. L. Porter as administrator of the
estate of Oliver Achorn, filed his final
report and was discharged.
Ella Colson.administrator of the estate
of John D. Colson, was ordered to sell
tbe real property of the estate.
Walter Fleming, Clyde Fleming and
Nettie Fleming having been neglected
and abandoned by their father, James
Fleming and their mother, Olive Flem
ing, being unable to support them, sur
rendered all riiftit to said children to the
Boys and Girls Aid Society of Portland,
Oregon.
Benjamin F. Forrester was appointed
administrator of tbe estate of Thomas II.
Forrester Jr. deceased, and Henry
Wilburn, C. B. Smith and John M.
Slicker ' appointed appraisers ot the
estate.
The will of Almeda M. Anderson was
admitted to probate, and J. Anderson
appointed executor. The real and
personal property of the estate is valued
at $525.
In the matter of tbe estate of Owen
T. Owen, deceased, it was ordered that
R. D. Price administrator of said estate,
sell the personal property to pay funeral
expenses, etc.
Mary Mader, executrix of the estate
of Jacob Mader, deceased, filed her
annual report with ten vouchers, which
are subject to objection at the time of
the consideration of the final report.
Thomas Charman, administrator of
tbe estate of Alexander McGarvey,
deceased, wag granted further time to
file reKrt.
J. L. Vosburg as guardian of the
property and person of Edward Boyles,
was discharged, as his ward is now
considered capable of conducting his
own afiairs.
Dr. J. II. McLean's strengthening
cordial and blood purifier, by its vitaliz
ing properties, will brighten pale cheeks
add transform a pale, haggard dispirited
woman into one of sparkling health and
beauty. For sale by C. G. Huntley,
druggist.
Through Trains Without Transfer.
Travellers must not forget that the 0.
R. A N. line Is thoroughly repaired and
all trains are running without transfer
or delay. Through service to Omaha,
Kansas City, St. Louis and Chicago;
Pullman sleepers, tree reclining chair
cars, upholstered tourist ilcciHrs and
modern day coaches. Call on O. R , A
N. Agent before purchasing tickets, or
address V. II. llurlhurt, Gen 1 rasseii
ger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
W elding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Kntihprish olllce.
A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
earned. Pay up your subsclptiou to the
Enterprise and got the the benefit of
the reduction in price.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the Enterprise of
flee, Portland prices.
1 J
EART DISEASn,uk.
I I many other all mnuta when they
hare taken hold ot the sjrnuwn,
never (eta bettor ot Ita own accord, but
CwMMtantly grmtru tmrf. Tbor arc
thouMinua who know the; have a defective
heart, but will not admit the fact. They
don't want their friends to worry, and
ItoN'f knote trhat t for it, a
they hare been told time and again that
heart dUeam waa incurable. Such waa the
caxa ot Mr. glial Farley ot PyinTllle, Ohio
who wrltea June lft, 1N1M, aa follow!
"1 hud heart diraa for 93 year,
my heart hurting me ahncot continually.
The Brat IS years I doctored all the time,
trying several phylelam tud rvnmllM,
until my last doctor told me It waa only a
quentlon ot time aa
I could not be cured.
I gradually grew
wane, very weak,
and completely dis
couraged, antll I
lived, propped halt
np In bed, becaum I
eoulJt't lie rfatm
nor alt up. Think
InC my time had
come I told niy fam
ily what I wanted
dona when I waa
gone. But oa the Brat day of March 00
the recommendation of Mrs. Fannie Jonea,
of Anderson, Iiid., I commenced taking
Jr. BUr" Sue Cure for tho Mlrart
and wonderful to toll, In ten daya I waa
working at light work and 00 March III com
menced framing a barn, which la heavy
work, and I hav'nt kiat a day since. I am 56
years okl, ft. Inches and weigh EOltM.
belter i m toiif rured, and
I am now only anxlooa that everyone ahall
know of your wonderful romodlos."
DyesTllle, Ohio. Silas Farlst.
Dr. Miles Heart Our Is sold on a pmltlT
yiarantxe that the Brut bottle will brnuflL
II dniKKlsU aell It at It bottle for la or
It will be tent, prepaid on receipt of price
or tbe Dr. auiua ueuicai uo., aaanarv um.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Restores Health
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Bums,
Caked & Inflamed U l.tert .
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,
AU Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates Muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the W;ry
Seat of Pain end
Ousts it in a Jhfy.
Rub In Vigorously.
Mustang' Uniment conquers
Pain,
Makes Jim or Beast vcIJ
again.
mm
Bhfirirri Nutlet of Halt on Furecluturs,
In the Circuit Court ol Ilia Hlate ut Oregou, tor
tliaCunnljr ol CUi'lmniM.
Tiiuiiim O'Connor. 11 nlnliff, vi, Mainitel Krlrk
l .n, Cumlliiu K l kaiiii an 1 Thoiim) Klllug.
ham, iIvIuiiiIkiiU,
Rtate of Oregon, County nf OlackaUM, aa.
NnlloeU hereby given that by virtue of an
exHiiilInu and onli'r oliale ImiimI out of tlio
clreult court ol tut Hute oforeion for the
County ot CUekainiM, lrlng dale III loth day
ol Apr. I, Iniu, hi .mi wlwrv u l .iiim II I on
nor u iIhIiiI.IT, ami Siuiuei Kr 0 mil, t to.
Una Kili'k oti a ul llin i. Kl luaham war 0.
li'ii.Uiu., oniiuna .o.uk mt, hi Hi i nuux ( llm
Hlateoi Otg in, Ih it oulol lha roil iiUle hiv.
limlur ila otibe I, to rimlni a aoiu iiHIuiiiiI to
mil v ih'iUiiisiuUotiii'l 'Ii'tw, lo-wit, tioo,
ami tha f irtlier turn of t O 10 oo la, uic t ivr
wuh Iiu.t.i.1 iu Ilia niiii itui'a Jtuuary
13 h, 7, at s per ouiil. par eiitiuitl, uii aUo Ih
coil, ol a'il mleiittliitf lui- aale.
Now. therefore. In nlHVllnnea to turli dooree, 1
did oil Ilia mill day ol April, HU, duly low
upon, ami will, on Saturday, tlie th day of
Mv, IhiM, at the hour ol "n o'clock I'. M. of
aid (lay, al Ilia front door el the conn
hiuiae lu laid County, niter for aaWi al pulillo
amnion, and aell lo I lip lilnheal ami litial bidder,
for eaaii In hand, all ol lha rialil, tltli'auJ Inter
eat the aatd ilefeiiilanl li,ulii ami lo 'lie lo
low ma ue o iovii rvil pn rty. to-wit: lh
Hoiuh hail of ih -uutliwa-l gti itta- ol bvotl ll
.10 in lin lilp I 8 mill o lt uu a Kal ol WU
lamatln Marluiaii, ltuat 1 1 lu C.ai'kainai culne
t . nr'aon,
baled tlila 2'. til day of Ae-I , A. IV !S.
K. 1'. UAIUKICK,
Sheriff ol Claekamaa county, Hlate ol Oregon.
II V N. M Jaootiv, lit'imlv. i h.;t-H
MAS I KICH MW.K.
lu lha Clr nil Court ol Ih t'uile I r)lat for lb i
lU-lrli'l of llrvgou.
Northern Couultea IttTvattnetit Trutt l.inltrtit,
Complainant, va. Sarah M. Mi'Cnwn, Kuim
Mi'l-o ial I, C. T. Hickman aud Manila Hick
limn, I1' f uidauia
Null. K H IIKKKIIY (IIVKN THAT I'l'K
alia I to a uurre ntmtt-rt I In tuabvvie
litlvd rou t and raiea Anrll Id. lavA li i un.lur.
laoad wil., iiu ilia Flltnl' DAY OK Jt'NK, lhs
at th' hour of flinw oVIik k t' M, at tho i ur ol
thj Couuty Court limn ol ('.ackaiiia. uoiiiity,
Oregon, in llrvgou t'llr, aatd County ami Halo,
nlTar lor aal ai pub Ir aurliou to ih hi h l
bid ir lor ca.h In Uullwl Mla:.a guia coin, a I "I
the rlaht, title ami liit.m-l had ami liol l.y Ih
loii-noaiit, X'.teh M UrCowu. on Ilia i7lh day
ol Maruli, IMKt. t gvlhir with H tdla ami Hilar
aat h'l by h.ir ami tin other tlaUmlaiCi harvln
at any date aiiteiiiuiil tiiereto lu an I t lota
one, two, ihri an l lour In blook una hundred
and to. ir of Orvgou t;ity, Oregon, arcoid tig to
the plat on reeord In tlia olllr ol Ilia HtMorter
ol iK'Odi of Claekatnai counti:, Oivguii, tha add
properly laiiug allual wlihi'i ilia louulr of
I'lai'limiiai a id Nlaie of O J4oii . Hiatal I aal
will b ma te lor lha puriHi e o' rln ng ilia
aiini ol t JI.M.TI), deorecd to tm due Iriuu tlie de
leiulaiil, Har di M. Mit'onn, I ' eunpla nant, to
gilir with Interim llireou et I Id ra ol eight
per rent. wr an u n irmu April fl, l-W, all pay
able In I'nio d -late go.il ioiii, ami Hi lurther
aum ol It'll!, lb rmta an. I dl.i.iir.rmenla ol
complainant aiel Hi acerulng c aua ami ei
iwii.aa ol al 1 hi hi aale will e ma la an b.
Jem to r,lvinptlou v I uli)ei t to llu confirm
tioi uf th above nit pil lourt,
WAI.I.ACK VI i CAM A NT,
Maat'-r In C'lauciri I i ib t'ulUI -uto
4 3 S- U i lrmilt Court lor ih i lntrl tol Oregon.
bllkltlFrs HAl-K,
lo Ih circuit Co irt ol tli Ktata ol Oragoa fur
ttit County ol Clerkamaa.
Koberl Kallaml, plal ilift Vi. K. W. Hand dph,
W. I. Ilurue, Jam, liily. It u ri llaty, J.
T. Apper.uu, H Vi J.ioaa, Claraura W.
eimii-ou aud lb foriiend Karuig bank,
deiudiiila.
ftat of dragon, County of Claekamai, as
VTOTICK It IIEKKHY (ilVKN THAT II Y
i. Tlrui ol all ul tuuil ill an or lr ul aa a la-
ued out of lha circuit court of the Hlate ol Or,
g iu lor Ih.-County nl I'laraainaa, bearing date
tha II any ol May. I-Hs lu a auit whriu Hubert
K.llao.l li pla ntliT, ami K. W. H.iol ilpn, V. T.
Ilurnay, J unea Italy, Unliart llaty, J. 1. Apper
aon, H. W, Junea, Ciareiioa W. Mini,.ott and The
l'ortlaml BiTltiK Hank are defemUiili, eoin
mandlng in. In tlie uaiueol thatlataol Orvgou,
mat out ul th raa late huruliialt. r ilaacrlbed,
to realltj a aum aufno.ant tn ! ,fr lhailamanoa
ol aa.il Ifcr a, to-wit: l.tllui, ami tin further
uni ol 1.0 45 coaia, and th lurtbsriuin ol !&) aa
atuiruey fee, together with lulere.l oa th
earn .luce aal I dacre waa entered al 1C per
cent per annum, and alau tha oo,u ol aud at-
tenaiug luia aaie.
Now, therefore, lu otiyllenea to ineh deeree. I
did duly ly upon, aud will, oa katunlay, th
am oay oi junc, i, at me nnur oi o oioea r.
M. ol aaid dae, at th front door ol th eourt
boua 10 Bald count v, off if lor aal al public
auction, and aell to Ih lilgheal aud Ual bidder,
lor ca.h In band, all ol Ih MhL litlaaed lour
at tn aa d d ilendantt haee iu ami to lb fol
lowing ueaenbed ial proprtr, to-wli: All of
Ih Houthweil quarter of aei-tlou Hi In Town.hu
t a llth ol Hauge I Kaal of W II. a netta Meridian,
containing lr acrei more or w, alluat lu th
County ol C ankatna anil Stale of Oregon.
uaiu mi a 1 aay ot May, A. V li
K. C. MA I) I KICK,
Bh irlffot Claekamat ( o. , Htate ol urrii.iu.
Br N. M. Moody. Deputy. 1 10:0-7
MIEltirrs HAl.K.
In the circuit Court of the Htate of Oregon, for
the County of Clankamaa.
J. T. Appirao i, plaintiff, r.. W, T. Hurncr. Kl
nora Hurnuy, Junea llaty. Holier; llaty, K
W. Junea, Clar-nn W. Hlmpaou aud The
forlli.ud Having Hank, defenuauU
State nf Oregou, Couuty ol Clack irnng, aa
NOTICK I ItKRK.HY (JIV'EM THAT BY
virtu of an elocution and order n. tale I
ued out ol tbe circuit ouori of Ih Hat ol Ore
gon tor lh County nf Clackamaa, hearing dale
tne a 1 uay oi m ty, lav,, in a an it wtmriln J. I .
Ahpenon I pial itifT. and W. T. Hurney, Kmora
Buruer, Jamee Hatr, Kobert Baly, S. VV. Jouea,
1'iareuce V. Himpann ami ih Cortland oerinaa
Bank are datandanta, rommandlnr m, la tbe
eelale hereinafter decrlbei, to riallie a aum
ufllcient to .att-ly Hie daniand of laid decree,
to-wit: 24aA6 aud tki further auia of 1430.!
ooala, ami ih further mm of IIM ae attorney'
foe, tog titer with Internet ou th lame aluoe
aald decriie waa antur-! at S per cent, par ao-
nurn, anil aiao lue ooata ol auu attending tbl
aal.
Now. therufore. In obirilanoe tn guch denree. I
did duly levy upon, and wl.l, on Halurilay, the
atb dar ol June, lWIA, al th hour of 'J o'clock H.
M. ol aald day, al tha I rout (1 mr of th court
houaelti aald countr. orTer lor aale at niibiiu
iicllon, an I aell to tli hlghoat and bt bidder,
for caah In h mil, all of tho right, tit' and tutor
oat the aald defendant! on tlie 17ib dar ol May,
1H0, had In anil to the following I'eanrlhed ret
proiierly, to wit: All ol Section 16, Towuahipft
fkiuth of Range 8 Kail, and the H uilhwMt quar
ter of rMotloii H4, lowmhlp 4 South ul hang 8
Kaat ol th Wlllamelle Meridian, containing In
all kH) acrei more or lie, iltuated Id lb Couuty
of Ciacninai and Htat of Oregou.
Dated in t in any uf May, A. v. ih'JV
E. (J. MAUIIOCK,
Rhtrlff of Clackamaa Co., ntal ol Oration.
Br N. M. Moouv, U iputr. A-10.S-T
8IIKIIF'S SALE.
In th Circuit Court of the Stat of Oregon, for
in uiuQijr oi uia- gima,
Ella Hohwlng, plaintiff, va Erneat Kohlar and
Wllhalrulne Kohlar, defendant.
State of Oregon, County of Clackamej, .
Notice li herebv riven, that bv virtue of an
execution and order nf aale iaaucd out of the
circuit court of tbe Htate nf Orognn for the
county of Clackainai, boarlng' date the 21 day
of May, lHlfi, in a auit wheroln Elm
Hchwlng waa plaintiff, and Krrifit Koh er and
Wi beiuiluaKoh.er were dofontlautii. command
ing me, In the name of tho Htate of Oregon, that
out of the real eatabs hereinafter doncribcd, to
realize a aum aiilllclenttoaatlafy thedemanda of
aid decree, to-wit: f4U1.4.t, and the further aum
of 117.40 Coi, an I ihe further aum nf t l ati"r
nev'a together with Intercut on the
ame ainr.e aald decree waa entered at 8 percent
per annum, and alao the ooata of aud attending
tlila aale.
Now, therefore, In obedience to inch decrc,
I did, ou tho M day nf May, IWi, duly
levy upon, and will, on Saturday, the nth dny
of uni , IMfi, at tbe hour of one o'clock If M
of nuid tiny, et the front door of the court lion He
In aald county, odor for aale at public auction,
and toll to the hlgbcat and bent bidder, for chkIi
ill hand, all of the right, title and Intercut Urn
aald defendant have in and to the following
dueerllied real property, to wlt:
itijnulirr mi a point ut the comer ol the I. W.
Lwy road DO 97 finina Norlli and Ti.V chain.
Enat Irom th H iuthwet i-ornor of tha William
Tucker Donation Claim No. 44 In Tp. 4 Booth of
Hang) 4 Rut of tha Willamette Meridian; thuuce
K ial U(r7 chains thonce North Hi..' clinlni.
th mce Wait 1M.76 ihilna to the center of the
county road, thence eotiih VI.02 ch ilm to the
filao of beginning, containing H acrci more or
uaa, being In Clackamaa oounty and btnla of
Ongon.
Iiatcd thli 3d day of May, A. I).
R.V. HADDOCK,
Sheriff of Clackamaa Co., HtaUi of Oregon.
By N. M. Moody, Deputy. 6-lu:6-7
CLACKAMAS LODGE, No. 67, A 0. H W
Meet) Srat and third Monday la each month,
at Htralght'a Hall. Vliltlug brethern welcome.
C. K.PseJ 8. IlOLCOMa.
Kec. U. W.
riiKHirra hai.ic
In th OlrmiD Court of tha Stat ol Oregon, tor
III Oounty of Ciatikainai,
I'gtvr Aniaram. plainlifT, va, liula Otllehan,
loulaa 0 illaha U o. Wllllaina, () nil WU.
llama and Uvl ftohblni and II W. K ibblna,
p.irunr. aa Hobblua 4 H mi, defeudauU.
Hiai nl Oregon, County ol Clackamaa, aa,
N0I10IC IH IIKKKIIY OIVKN THAT BY
virtue of an eiemilion and ordar of aal la
titat) out ol tn circuit court ol lb Hlate of Ore
g oi ir the County u C ai kainaa, hearing .at
the Nth d .y ul May, ItMA, III a auit wherein i'tr
Aiiilcrmu la plaint. (T, and liu. Callahan, I. nil.
Ctiahan.Oio. Vi ll lama, colli Willi, nn and
Uvl Ito. tilu and O, W. Hob lul, partner a
Hobliiua A pou, are daluilaut , commanding
niv, lu lb nam i of lb Stat ul Oregon, thai nut
of tn real eatnt haliiafter ile,criuil, to real,
lie a aum aultl lenl In itlafy th damanda af
aa t deer.', lo-wli: Into ul, and lb lurther aum
ol l.4 1 ola, Hid the f iriher aum of fv, attor
1 1 y tee, lng.ilber with lulerual oo Ih lain
tl ra April ID'. h, IKVJ, t I ir rent, ir annum
and alao tha eoata oi and attainting Ihla aale,
N 'W, tlinrolnra, lu oIm-iII jooa to unit decree, I
(il l duly vy Uhiii, ami will, on Hatttrday, lit
mil day of June, ImS, al lb hour ol H o'clock I'.
M,ol aatd day, at me front d tor of the eourt
iniiiMili eat I county, orTir for aal al pulillo
audi in, ami aell to the blgiieal and Iwal iddder,
lor c.a i lu hand, nil of th rlgbl, IIU ami Inter-
I the aald .leleudanle, ou th ItHh of April,
IWJ, or at any llin aloe, have In an I In Ilia fol
I wlue daanrllwd i pronriy, liewll : lila No,
1. II ami I, ol r-n:lnn IK In Tuwuehlp ft Mot III ot
Kii gi It Kt of III Wlllametl MorldlaU III
Coo'kani ia c- iniiiy, Htat ol tlreaoo
Dated tlila H h d iy ul May, A. D. 1141
K. C MAOIIOOK,
Hlteriff 'f C'ackainaa C i,, Htat ol On gnu.
II r N. M . Muoiiy, lijputy, S III J
NOHCK or HAl.K.
N'
OriCK IS IIKHKUY (IIVKN THAT BY
vliltie id an order and l.eu-e of aaie du.v
l..iid out ot Ibi county court ol Marlon oouuiy
Orenn, dated April li h, l.u In Ih iulir of
th guardian h pol Arthur, K.ra, Hay, Augua,
W alia" and Van Hurt, wiuora. I will aell at
Kiiblic aii'ilou lo (he hlelirat bitidar for ceh In
and on Haltirday, Ih let day ol June, lu6, at
to hour oi on o'cloek I'. M. ol aaid uay, al the
Mint h ill do ir lu Oregon City, the following
deacribid real lata beioogin lo aald minor,
to-wll: All ii idlvided on hall of Ihe toltowlug
diMeribed premdee, altuated la lb euiinty ul
Clackamaa and Htat ol Oregou, to wn: Com
mencing II rhalua auu h aud rhtlue w,l
rom ih Fiiruer lo aeeiloua II. li, IS aud 14,
loan-hip aoiilh, rauge I eal uf lb WllUmetle
Meridian; running ihenoe wel lO.'.K rhalua;
tbeucea iuth hVdeg. Id lulu, weal 4 tJ thalni;
Inane liorih SI chtiua; tbnuc aael 'Jl IV ohaluai
Ihincaaoulh II clialua to III p.aceot ii lining
oonialnliig IS icrea. 1. I'. Ill: K r,
April '.'.'i, In KV Ouardlau.
li. K. I luirtn, Ally for Guardian. fH.il!
HllKlllKra HALK.
In ih C rro ll Court ol the H ate of Oregon, for
Ihd iullilr ol Mulliioiuab
a (I iidach nl II, plaintiff, va A. J. Orean aud
Auule Oroen, deleudanla.
Mai of Or.g.in, C nmiy of C aikaina. aa
NOTICK IH IIKKKIIY OIVKN THAT II Y
virtue o an eaecutl ia .ui order ul aal U
.u.d out ol iheclrootl oiirin' Ilia Htat ol Or.
eon lor tli County ol Mulliioinah, b 'artng date
th7th day ul May, l-W lu a auu wherein a.
(C'lil-i hull It le p'allitltr, and A. J. Uieeu and
Amee trea ar dvfiiidaut. coinmandiug ni.
I i I It i nam ol lh nlat ol Oregon, that uut uf
trt real eut heretiiter dearrilied, to rralli a
ail in aiimcleul lo tattely Ilia dvmtuda ol aaid de--n,
to-wit: tll.Ll, and lb lurther aum of
IJA.lfiro.le, ina-ullur wall loiere.t oa Ih earn
luce tha 7th day ut May, lJt, al p r vent, per
annum, all lu gold coin ol U, a, aud aiau (be
ooel ol aud aliwmllng tbi aal.
Now, tbvrelore. In ohe Item. to aueh dcre, I
havcduly lvtd uixin, and will, ou naturday,
Ihe litli day ol June, Ihx'i. al the hour of 1 o'clock
I'. M. ol aald day, al the iroul door of Ih eoort
bona In aald couuty of Ctackainaa, offer lor Ml
t public auction, a id aell to in high! aud
Do. I hi Ider, lor ca b lu baud, all o. ihe rlglil,
title and Intereet lb aald deleudauta have lu
and lo Dm loliuwlng deeorlbad real proiKrty, to
wll: Th N ol ;', "I Keollou lrj n lown.
h ip 4 South ol Kane & Kaat of Wlliaaiatl U
rl'ilan, In C.argamai oounty, Orgon.
Dalud tbl. 7-n day of May, A. D. l-tV
K. C MAl'DOCK,
HharlfTnf Clackamaa Co., HUM ol Oregon.
By N. M. MiiobT, Deputy. 6-17.6-14
no uca: YOU PUBUCAIION.
Land Orrtca at Oaaona City, Oa.,
May 11, ItcaY
V-0II('ft ta henby give l that lha fo'low
ingiiamtd Mil r baa ft a I nolle of her In
I. iillon to make dual proof In auuunrt of hla
claim, aud that 'aid proof will b mad before
ina Uealeteraud Holer, V. H. I.iud tifllca at
OiegouCi y, Or., on June gA, HuS, via: MiryM.
Auiiio, II. h. .It a,VJa. lor Ihe nK'i NK', U'i
er.4, ra', nr.4 cn. aj, i o b, n i a.
Mil name the following wlllioaeo to prov
hr oontluiioua raaid no upon aud oultivatlon
d, ..Id land, vn: Hcn.t Ciner, Keeat Daugh-
rty, Frank bawl. I, r. C. Miller, all nf Molaila,
O.-e oi. HOUKKI A. MI1.I.KH,
6-17 e-'Jl H.glatar.
notice ok kinal settlement.
lu tha County O oirl nl tha Htate of Orogoo, tor
till Coiin y ol I lackamaa.
In tha matter ol lb elt of William Q, Lucaa,
decayed.
To Whom II May Concern:
NOTICE IH IlKHKBY OIVKN THAT THE
underelguwl a uniulalrator of Ih aitata of
oilllamy. l.ura., deceaed, baa tiled hla Anal
accouut aud report a - auch admlnlalrator, lu the
county court nl Ihe Htate ot Oregon for Clacka
maa oounty. and Ibal Tueaday, tha 2d day of
July, lav. al Ih hour of lu o'clock A. M.. at th
county court boua, ha bean Had aud appolui.
d a th tlin aud place lor th eettlemeul of
aald Dual raport and account and th hearing
and deiermluatlon of any ami all objection!
tharato, WOLKOANO HAUMAN,
Admr. of tliatatof William
6-17:6 M U. Lueaa, daceaaid.
Tasr-r.i r",Tr.w
E. McNeill, Receiver.
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Leave Portland every five clays for
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