Oregon City enterprise., July 12, 1895, Image 8

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SUMMER CARE OF THE CALLA.
Tur Ilia Tott on Their Side it nil (live the
Mailt a Heat.
How to care for (ho cull; duriiist tlio
ftirnuier in tho iiiM satisfactory way
iooms to bo a question on which many
frowers of it tlitiVr. Some keep it prow
ins all through the year, ami because it
does comparatively well with this treat
ment they argue that the ,iropor way in
to keep it growing, I'tit writer iu Tlio
American Agriculturist (loos not boliuvo
lu this plan. He says:
There should K a period of rest. My
(lan is to put tlio pot containing tho
plants out of doors iu Juno, turn thorn
on thrir sides iu some partially shelter
ed place, anil there I leavo them until
September, w ithout any attention what
ever. After a short timo tho foliage
turns yellow, ami very soon it drops off,
because tho soil iu tho pot is becoming
dry. Iu two weeks after putting theiit
ont you would not fiipect thcruwusa
live root in the soil it eontaius. Cut tho
live root is there, all prepared. Ono
would naturally think tho root would
wither away, lntt it does not. Although
the Boil ahout it seems robbed of all
moisture, tho root holds enough to re
tain plumpness.
Iu September I prepare a frreli com
post of mucky earth, souio sharp (Kind
and a little loam. If the roots are strong,
good sized ones I use an eight inch iot ;
to plant them iu. Good draiuago must '
be provided, for, while the plant likes a
preat deal of moisture at its roots while
growing, it dx's not take kindly to stag
ii ant water about them. Keep the soil
moist or wet by frequent applications ;
of water rather than by confining it to
the pot by imperfect drainage. An im
perfectly drained (soil soon becomes sour '
and heavy, and this induces disease.
And au unhealthy call a seldom gives '
flowers. Plant tho roots so that tlio i
crown will be two or three inches un
der tho soil water well, and in a short
time young leaves will appear. Then
give more water, but do not keep tho
soil very moist until strong growth has '
begun. If there are two or three rjoi!,
strong roots, do not separate them, bet j
give a larger pot, if necessary. I prefer i
to grow two or three roots of blooming I
uize in the same pot, boeanse tho qnan- I
tity of foliage will be much greater
than when but one root is used to a ixit,
end there will be as many again flow
er. i (fiveu proper care, a pot contain-
ing two strong roots ought to have at
least ono flower opeu anil a bud show
ing nearly all of the time from Janua
ry to April.
. , A New Pear.
A new pear is being introduced from
Toronto. It is claimed to be extremely !
valuable, not only on account of the '
cuperior quality of the fruit, bat bo- j
THE OEMFSBT PEA 8.
cause of the extreme bardinesa of the
tree. As described in The Rural New
Yorker, it is produced from a seed of
the Bartlett fertilized with Duchesse
d'AngouIeme.
Tree an upright, good grower. Fo
liage large, glossy dark green, resem
bling both parents. Fruit large obtuse
pyriform, irregular in outline. Skin
smooth, green, changing to yellow as
it ripens with a slight brown tingo
where exposed to the sum Stem about
an inch long, stout and set slightly to
one side. Calyx shallow. Flenk white,
fine grained, tender, buttery, almost ,
melting, with n rich, sweet, delicious j
flavor. As a dessert or market pear it I
is of tbo highest merit. It will stand
transportation to the most distant mar
ket. Season, October and November.
. BsrdineM of ngllih Ivy I
Much has been written regarding the,
hardiness of this plant. The English
ivy is perfectly hardy so far as frost is
concerned, and when grown under nat
ural conditions it needs no protection.
It is not the frost alone that dooa tho
damage; the great trouble lies in the
fact that it is too ofteu planted with a
southern exposnre for protection (?) from
frost, and iu winter conies in contact ,
with our warm sun, which thaws tho
foliage and tender wood almost daily,
setting it in action only to to frozen
again at night. By these extremes the
tissue of the leaves is destroyed and the
plant often dies. Ivies, like many other
evorgroeus, love sluide, and if given a
northern exposure will seldom suffer I
and will need no other protection, says
a QOiTespondeiit in American Garden-1
in I
' Mow tu l ight the Hone Hug.
A remedy for the rose hug was a sub-1
Joet for discussion at the lioston Mar
at Gardeners' association. The grapo
growers of Concord agreed that the only
remedy of coiiseeccnco, as yet discov
ered, was to jar them off by hand into
a pan with a little kerosene oil in the
bottom. If this is followed up daily in
the cool Lours of tho morning, tho (Top
may be saved. If one has but few vim
or rosebushes, thoy may be protected by
covering with mosquito netting.
In 3
POINTS IN IRRIGATION.
By Ira C. IIiiIiIm'11 at the Western Kium
j Irrigation Association Convention,
! Tho necessary water for irrigation
; pnrpvtses can easily Iki bad tosiKWssfnl
i ly care for thousands of acrca of land in
1 our state by the building of dirt dams
across draws and retain the run otT
; waters of our storms.
. The building of tliono dams claims
you earnest attention. They are of eny
construction and not expensive. The
two essoin ial points are, flint, enough
dirt five trout stones roots etc. ; Hoeotid,
an ample spillway, so that under no
cirou instances the water goes over the
top of the dam. Iu the construction ot
those dams as in tho building of reser
voirs, we can here sxuk of thorn only
inn general way.
With a maximum height of say 10
fiH't, the bank should be say 0 feet
wide on top, with a slope of say 3 to
1 on the water side and say 1 l' to 1
en the outside, increasing the width on
top mid tho slopes as tho height of the
banks are increased. Heservoirs can Iki
made water tight by tho tramping of
nuimals.
Iu tho use of wiudiuills tho reservoir
for purposes of distribution of the wa
ter upon tho land is required to meet a
twofold purpose where tho souree of
water supply is from wells one to al
low tho water to warm, the other to
give tho necessary volumo of water I
short timo to properly and economically
cover thu ground and where tho source
of supply is from impounded storm wa-l
tors the distributing reservoir is still a
necessity for reason just givou.
Although it is true that wind power
is cheap, so is it true that it is often
times unreliable. I recommend other
combinations than wind ixiwers. Wher- j
ever a combination consisting of a gas
oline engine and centrifugal pump can
bo used have nothing else. This stylo
of engiuo is made by a number of rep-,
ntablo concerns, and iu buying them;
insist upon tho maker' guarantee as to
size of shafts, Ix'iiriugs and general con-'
structiou, so that you get heavy, well
designed and well built engine. Those
engines have no steam boilers and can
easily lie run 10 hours per dav without
any more attention than you give your
windmills. A centrifugal pump baa no
valves of any naturo or description and
absolutely nothing to get out of repair.
They are not perpetual motion machines,
and no reputable maker claims that they
are, but any competent authority will
recommend them to you as highly effi
cient and of a moderate first cost
Anlilaiaui Fowl.
The Audalasiaus are usi'ful and hand
some fowls, being, according to general
testimony, the hanlhwt of all the Spau
ish breeds. These fowls, which are some
times called Dlue Spanish, bave plum
age of slaty blue, often slightly laced
with a darker shade.
They are prolific layers of large white
eggs. Chickens are hardy and grow vig-
A FAIR OF ANIlM.U.HKSS.
orously, of tho samo type aa the Black '
Minorca and require tho samo condi
tions of treatment iu winter quarters. .
Hens' eggs weigh 2 1-7 to 2J4 ounces
each, or 1 pound 1 1 tmnci-s per dozon. :
This breed appears each yuar to increase '
the number of its admirers.
A Cheap 1'urtalile Fence.
Sheep men are very much interested
in a cheap, portable feueo that can be
easily moved from plaoo to place. Where
shocp are to be fed on rape, turnips or !
other green crops, or whero they are
grain fed on poor pasture, such light J
and portable feuees aro very conven-'
ient What shall they be made of?
Wood hi generally used, but there are
some serious drawbacks to wood when
one has much of tho fencing to da The
wooden panels aro heavy and clumsy to
carry about. A corresixjudent of Rural
New Yorker uses wire fencing, fasten
ing by wire or strings to iron posts easi
ly movable. Such a fence is easily put
up and quickly changed so as to give a
fresh place for feeding.
Notes of Local Interest.
The continued dry weather during
the hay growing season resulted iu a
comparative failuro of tho hay crop in
many sections of tho west.
Continental Europo is again suffering
from a forage famine, and this year the
west, at h ast iu this country, will bo
unable to go to tho relief of the feeders
there.
It is reported that the Texas red oat
is a suro cropper under irrigation.
The director of the Iowa weather serv
ice has no confidence in the art of rain
making. Professor Otto Lugger, state entomol
ogist, in response to a call from the
farmers of Minnesota, has established
an infection box to propagate tho chinch
Lug disease.
The field bean iu some of its varieties
Is worthy of attention by every farmer.
In many sections tho fall seeding of
timothy will prove a success if the con
ditions aro favorable.
Generally speaking, straw is worth
n.oro on tho farm than it is to sell.
The yield of wheat in tho west, it is
reported, promise to be nlx.vo the av
erage. Wine will sivrn be transported in
France in great r:iilv.':y nu.lui like e
troleum iu Au:em:a.
California beekeepers are pro he-ying
scarcity of honey ior loli4.
Tho bureau of animal iii'ili'-'iy at
Washington regards the tuberculin test
of Dr. Koch as the lxst known, but dots
aot fully indorse it
"OS
THE HORSE.
Mu, Names and 'tiulllrtliiii ot IIU Vr.
mis I'arts.
l'.aeh year there aro now pooplu who
want to learn the names applied to the
Tarious regions of a horsn'ii anatomy.
New men go into the horse business, ami
young jxoplo on farms arrive at the ago
whou they want to learu all about do
mostio animals. For these wo reproduce
here the elassitleation made by l)r. K
A A. Grange, veterinarian of the
Michigan agvicullural college experi
ment station:
Ft(l. I UKl.lOSS or TltK IIOIISK.
t. Miuiilo. tt. t'liwk. 4 t'rrl uf unliut.
. IVII. 4. Trust nf Dip nwk. ft. Nitk. (I.
Wither. 7. I Lie k. H. Luliin. . IMIntnf til.
UV. Croup. It. Duck nit mil. Ii 1'olul nr
qimrtiir. 1.1 Ilittim'ti ur iiivr llil.-li. 14. K l i tic.
l.V (iiikln or IiivmtiIiIkIi. U. lUvk. 17. Shnnk.
IS. Kvtlnek Joint. IV. Illml pnntrrn. 1M. Utml
fiKit. it. Aliilomi'n ml tlimk. T. ClirsU 1
JuituUr BUlli'r. Si. Jowl. -v. TUruit. -U
shouliliT. 7. Point nf RlmuliliT. Ss. Arm
(from point ot Hhouliter IovIImiwI. 2U. Klliow.
B. Fimrm. Ul. Kn, Si. Kront non. SI
Front fi'tlock. ill. Kront inuurn. Kmnl
foot. 3S. Kraut toroui'U
Dr. (5range says that when a horse is
blind "tho ever resiles ear will bo
thrown first iu one direction, then in
another." This veterinarian's experi
ence leads him to attach less importance
to the expression of the oqniuo eye thau
is generally ascribed to itr
Fio. 11 -f.Koireis of TitK iioie-a.
L Eni. Z Forehead. 2Vj, Outxid point!
of the forehenrl. 3. 0. Fee. 4. i. Pulnt ut
hipsfrum the front. 44. 44. Nostrils, ft. Ma,
tie. ft. 6. Points of rhaalilera. T. X. Munrlrs
forming breast or bosom, ft. Furtarin. V. Cor.
nnrt ID. Wail of I lie foot. 11. Crest of the or.
cinut. 12. Crest of the neck. 13. Iolnt of the
hips from behind. 14. 11. Croup from behind.
16. 15. lU'tnch or unper thigh. 1. 1. Uanklrt
r lower thixh.
A horse with a long back looks well
in harness, but would be quite ungain
ly looking under the saddle. For a sad
dle horso one with short buck, strong
loins and tho faintest possible dip to his
back is preferred not enough of a dip
to muke turn hollow backed, but just a
slight depression Ixdow tho straight
edga ror tlio (trait horse a short, broad,
straight back is best. Shallow chested
horses nro apt to have heaves. The
straight shouldered horse is best fur
heavy slow draft; for saddle or trot
ting select tlk) oblique shouldered ono. I
"Dark horse are abhk to do just ai
incoh work nu the farm or tho road
without bowing fatigue as lighter col
ored ones. ' '
Sheep CisMlflr.
Tho sheep gadfly (CEstnw ovis), the
parent of "grub in the head," is quiti
small and is very difficult to catch when
it is flying about among the sheep. Thu
presence of this fly may be suspected
when the sheep and laml are seen to
huddle together, thrust tlieir noses into
the earth orlxincath each other aud
stamp ubout with their foro feet, now
and again running a few yards, as if to.
escape.
Tliiise flies are ever on the alert to
seenro an opportunity to deposit larva;
in tho sheep's nostrils. There aro at
least two erroneous opinions which
have beuomo quito firmly established in
the minds of farmers. One is that the
fly deposits eggs in the nostrils; but, as
noticed aliovo, tho gadfly is viviparous,
giving birth to its young alive, iu this
instance as lrvie. The other false idea
is that tho larvas, after ascending tho
nostril, attack the brain itself. When
tho larva; obtain a lodgment in the rim
of the nostril, they gradually work
their way upward into the head They
are usually found to be present in great
est numbers in the frontal sinuses.
There are threo natural aud simple
preventives which are helpful: Plenty
of dust for tho sheep to lie and stamp
in; tall grass to graze in, which has a
tendency to brush off and frighten away
tho fly, and dark, cool sheds, where the
sheep can bo folded during tho heat of
the day and again liberated after sun
set. Herbert W. Mumford iu Ameri
can Agriculturist.
Htock on the Farm,
It pays to keep stock on tho farm,
even when the price is very low. Ani
mals can always be disposed of at prices
that pay for cost of feed and labor spent
on them. One of tho best reasons for
keeping live stock, however, is that with
it tho farm steadily grows richer and
produces larger corps. An exchango
says, speaking of this subject, "The
farmer who sells a ton of wheat worth,
say, $20 to t25. sells $7.75 worth of
nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash,
while the fanner who sells a ton ot
sheep worth to$100 sells ouly$9.46
Of fortuity. "
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XTOTICK IN IIKKKUV tllVKN, IIUTIUM
i limn Uroa. vi.r I ni ah In, iimiimii I ul
Oil A. IliOlllllnll H.nl K. I,'. II iilllll mill (I ii,
A. lUml l.iil Hihl R. K. II tin 1 1 nut Imllvliliinl y,
hnvti nil aaiimu'il iii iiiu iiiiiiiTnliiiint lur lii
bviivili nt h I liii lr rrvilltnr sul h i iiii-ii I
l mi w miiiiiii iu Uiu iroull iKHift m thu mnlu
in Or nun Ii r Olm'kiiiMHa noitniy, mnl nil i III.
um n ; unlit i iriu urn hirnhv iiiiililml in r. at' 11 1
llmir rln I in- kiiiiI lit inril, iiinlor imtli, In
in- l in v i (!!' In Or. iimi l ily, Oivgou, willilli
llirtui liiii'illi. fi .mi llllaajilg,
D iWil J una V. Ism
0.(1. T. Wll.l tAMS. AIkui'o,
U II. Dri, All'v lur Aoluni'v. ii-J-: 'J
lllank note, receipt and order books
at the Kntkiii'kihk eltlce.
Wuddintc sUliimorv, the latest slyhis
ami finest ssHortinent ever brouijht to
Oregon City at the Kntkhpuihic elllee.
Justice blanks, real estuts blanks, and
U elliei blanks at (he Kntkiii'iiisk of
tloe. l'eilland prices.
whowMlailj llfola making eeverndrafu 00
their vitality, require minethlug that will
bring new material to thu worn out iiorro
centers. Thl In just what !. Mile' 1U
Uiratlr.) Nervine doe.
" had been Buffering fmr yrmrm
from ht ailncuc, uuuralula, stlwpliMiiiiiMi,
nil gou ral uittous prtMtratlnu, uiillltlnc
mo for sis-lnl, hiHiMiliuliI and busltuiw
dutlra, a at, in-rlolli-ally, wus
tumplrirtti promt rat rd trith $mtn,
I tried iM.noi al piiysh iuns and a groat umny
niiniHllns,.but mxilvuil do lioni-llu until 1
I'urtl Iff. Jlilrm Hrmtormtim .VrrWi,
whua I fuund aluuHt liuiiuMllalo mlluf, ami
ham ticx iMris quite dif fornmrmilf and an
Again rUtle to attend tm nit bminn
which la vtwt of a brush nuuiufiw-turor. I
have rH 'unmemled tho Nerrlno to uthum
who havuoMtl It with the aauioiwiid rnsultu"
Mllwrnikuc Wis. Una. Atoia I'tusKK.
Vr. Ml- Wervtnw I unlit on a pnnltls.
gniaratiU toal the Brut Inilt will Im-iiiIU.
AlldruiirlataaollltallM Utli fnror
It will Ik ernt, plTinlil. on rut-elpt of iri
b Um I a UiU Modlcii CiXs.Iilkiukri, UiL.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
Mexican
Mils tan
I nun t
X- l J.i. 1 1
Ux
lli. ll c.
Bum3,
Caked & Inf tomedVIWcri,
Pi'vcs,
Rheumatic: Pr.Jn
Bruises arf Striisss
Running Sarcc,
Inflammations,,
Stiff joints,
Harness &. SasMXo Sores,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
All Sheep Ailment
Penetrates r,lt!?cl?,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiuy.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang Liniment compters
Pain,
Makes flan or Beast well
again.,
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SIIKIllrKK HAI.K.
Ill the Ctrrull Court nt the Sislo nt (henna, fur
in 1 iMiiuy in t isi'kmiiai.
). f. Iijp, iilnl'iMIT v. Iislthns ir Knits, Mnrla
Mini, aim o, . nrvur. iiottmiiaiiu.
fttnte nl Ori'inn, (Inuuly tit Clnrkainss,
. Dill K IH IIKMKIIY tllVKN, UIAI' I'V
virtue nf an eserullnii anil iihlur nf ssle
Issueil nut nl Iheelrrult mini nl 1 tin Hutu nt iiu
on Sir the Comity nl I! ai'kamss, Imsrlnn iIhUi
iiiu n n uny 111 .iiny, iMn in a milt ttlmrinii J. IK
l.ny U iltiiliil, xii.l ililllisaer Kiel. Msns
Kurti ami W. M ur ar ilolmiilsuls,
iMiiuiiiHiiilluir nitf, ill Ihi nsuie ut thu sum
111 iitvK'Hi, llMl out nl the h'al islnle tier 1 on I lir
ituiuntivii, In riiiilisi a sum suflioieiil In mills v
III- itninsiiiU lit mill ilii'lnf, In wit. I i itlll.lH,
ami tlin Oirtlier sum nl 1MH ft, suit iiiu not mr
moil ui I in. J.i nuts, iin tu r wlib lliluru.l .11 ihu
SHIIIU SIIIHU nslll llellrutf WIIM Dllli'ltftl III S ier
ikiiiI. mr milium, ami sl.n ih i)nl. ul ami si
liinilouf lltl" nnlr.
New, llinnitiire, III stiedlense In stirli ilueree, I
1II1I duly lio t iiihiii, and will, 1111 Siiiiinlni, iho
huh ilsv ul Amuii 1, I'M, st liiehiiiirnl I ii'i'lnrk
I' M. ul niil'l 'liiy, at Ihu Irmil ilmn uf llu' I'nuri
hiiusti III ssul iMiuuiy in rim S'iniii", urt'i-r fur
snlu at puliOe auulliui, suit sell In the lilxlu-.l
and lii'nl l'l'litir lur rssii In hniul. Ilulllm
tliilit.mii' slid lliti'i-i'.t thessld ileleudslit nil tnv
1,'illilsy ul 1- bi usrv, Isii;, lisil ir nw mm 10 In slid
In 1I111 iiiiinwiiitf iie-11 iiK',1 ri' il inn.i'rty. 1,,-wtt :
Cisim Nn. il h luu part ( iimuiuiis I, .', II and
I'jlll I'll. 1 sunt 1 111 isiiio' ;l mist nt W, M., anil
urn e I'srlu-tilstly ilietlli -it ss Inlmwh. tn wn;
.111 1110 . ('Inn ul s ihiiiiI HI tilialus su,l U 1 link,
in ir Ii ul tint soutlii'sil t-iirn r ut niil seutlun 'i,
a nl ruuiili 11 ihoui'4 H-t :i, i-liuius iiiviii-iiuiii
ll" I'll 11 11,, Uu'iiil' wi'sl .VI. i;l ft' si 1 1. Ibvi'T ' luirtll
Ml I'lisltl'; stel Ih'Mii'uius IU"lislns in the plaii'i
n. Iiivllilll (, ''I lltsllllna I-'-' '-- ' r,", allunl 1 1 lu
1 loritlliil i:!,ih Miltrt-, il,,l ,,i nr-iirn-i,
I'lili'l this H'is ilny ul July, A l. l-n
If. C. MAI'I'OCK,
Hlmrlrr of Clai'kamas uniinly, Stnle nl i i-u tt
It v N. M hiinnv, I'l'iuitv. (t l.'.s II
No IKK OK Al'l'lil vr.MI'.S tor' I.XKl Ul M.
MOTIi K I IIKKKHY lilVKN, "I'll XT TIIK
uiili'rii(ii. J Iihs h -mi st'Mi'iit"l hi the
e iiuly t'liurl ul itisi'Ssmss puioily, rsinulils
uf thv lust wi,l snil ti'klmiiutil nl .lu nti h i, dti
ctso(, All I'ttrBiiiia hsvilitf rtainis suslusl thu
i-sl-ilu 11' Ja h ll 'us, il'i'i'M i"l, aiv Imrt'tiv IMS-
tied 11 jiro.uiit Ilia aiu duly IS l fir esv
nn ul lu tin 11 U'r!iriiiit, nr si Die nth e ut
I'. II iiwih'II, (ir.i"ii I '11 v. 111, ,ni, ultitiisls
tiiniiihs It, ,in nam. hi H' II I Hii-s, Kivtuliit.
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l i tlir Ciiiinl) ( nirt nl thu nlslu ut (irv(in lur
t'lwuiiiiiiiy ul tlliiussuia.
lu the nuili.f ul the t-.ilaio ul Wllllsui u"o,
nwivr, 1im'i'i'i.
To Wtiimi It Msy (' iiii-nni
XTlil ICK H IIKIIKII (ilVKN, Til IT Til K
liU'li'r-,iHii,"i, , d ul" mis, ur il Iheeslse
ul William Virsolmsler, dfi'i'Sicd. Iiss lllid Ins
fi isl ri'irl mid st-tuniii as sui'li s'tuiliit.rsi,ii
lu Iho I , unity ( mri ut 1' ai siii 11 r"tiuv, Hi'
ul (1,1's-iiii, stiii thsi l-ri'lsir, Aiiirntt W;n. 1.' nt
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fix d Slid si,uliiti, I the liiiii slid l lur lur
vltliiniuiil ul siuil llusi reHirt su.i ao unlit and
the iics I114 sn'1 djlsriiiiii'iiir ,,f inn - 11 1 all nli
J.'Clliilis lliereln. J. I) III I I Hit, A im r j
I Ihr K' stiol Wm. Vuliutnur, ilvo'd. I
July 11. ik. I
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AI'ddSIMI-iNr OH AliMINIslllAIOlU
lu llu-Ciiuuty Cntirt ut ths Htsiiot Orrauu, Inf
tlio I 'utility nl l Is' k iitisi,
lu Ihs mailer nf Hie K,lsl ul II. II. I'haio, ile-
l-s-i.vU.
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I II lUr.isr n-'l lists Uhui s', Hili,lsil h,' Hie
Cnulllv Cutirt 'it I'.'isusina' tui liitr, -IsIh ii (ifu.
S'Hi, s Hiillll-'tslur, "I tin- sunt IL It lus,
'he ard. All p r-n ,s hsvlnt clam s assiust
all it'll) nl II. ll (ihie. il.eisid. sis lierih
ui't nl tn I't.'sa il Ins same du y r, rlli.il ,
rsymulil In lh iiMU rsliruuil al smlv. l lsi-ks.
ui's rnuniy, lireti a, ,ir al I '10 minimi Un :. I
b-iiw iii-ti, ur'H'iii o ly, OroH'iu, within aia
luisil is I r 0 111 tlut lsl".
Kl.t.AKKIItailAHK.
(.11 AKI.Ko . (.Il.s-K,
Adtn'rs nf the Ksiaieul II, II U . 11' il.
Juiy I'.', )im MJ -
Osn. C Br -wnetl Alt'y f.ir A'tin'nrslral r.
SlIMMiiNS,
In the Clreiill ( Wirt nl ihr Stale ot Orrumi, loc
thmouuty ul Ciaik'iiiiss,
J. I. Ilarlinin, at roculvsr uf the Northwest
liu and T'Uil I omi-any, ilslutlll. . I. U
llnxiks aud aiums llionk., UsIuudsnU.
To K. Ii. Ilrniks and Kintna llrookj, ttit ahura
iiame'l iteltfhilsiits:
IN THE N AM K OK TIIK STATI OK Oil I lioS.
yii-i and essn ul ynu are Imruliy ri'utiiruil tn
sprar and aiiswsr the eonnilsinl HI ml a-stn-t
ynu lu Hie Uis eillllel cusrl slid f by
tin-flr.t d ir 0' His net . tsrni nl this e mil ln.
lowins tho.i rslluti uf llisilx weeks iitilira
llnii nl tills .i nmniit. as irurldit I r In ttio
oileruf pui'llo illnn, to-w.t. ( r beds' Mnii.
d'iy. tli till ilayoi Nuri'inhor, r-m; snstllyuii
t illtns,) sr nr an-wur luir !i. mr Wiit,t irereu'
the Msitiiiif will sip y to Inu omirt lur t ,s rs
lu f eiar,i.i ir in trie r "nilsl it lil' d herein,
tn-wll: Tnalsslil nlsliit IT bin and n-oi'Viriil
nil I irutii ! I K. V, llfiHik slid Kiu-na Mrmiks
ll. iiiiii nl I m 7s wiin liiitri',1 thur iou at tbs
ral ot elKbt pur rani. ir annum Inns Ihs date
nl tin finite u t' e mniiilsuit In thu i sii-s, In
wli, Jinn . IMii, lnKFthof Willi Hie ei.l- snd
'Ini'U itw il in Una suit, a:ul Inf a ileer
fure.nsliit ih Di'irtesxe iIs"itiIm.'I In ild rsnn
plalnt stel tli-l 1 lis iiiortoa; ptupeny losiirllsid
lu ssid enmplslu:, to-wtt, an inulirl lu I II i
sixth lnt'u. lu and h ttit nnfii,-at ijusrier uf
lulull III 1,1 K-k luur In III Hiwil uf M ir, A 'Id III
null laikon s futility, or ami. as platted t.y
lA'm. T, M ill n'i, stnl aishuwu nv pint thirimf rn
onrilnd In asid i-oiiiity, Imi and to s illayihe
ibi v rlnlin, that l ie said dulsiulnii s ami all
psrsnns olaiiiiinv br. throtieh, ur mi ler thera
-iiIsh su 'lit In ih'.' eserminu ot sld imirtgiiirs tie
bsrred ut all Nitlil In and tn said pr ip utv on I
Hi wh it" rieranf, eiiept nf Ih s'stut iry rlihl
nf rvdsmplliiii. and t'lil I'lnlnlllt lisi mioh
iiirlhar and ollisr tul.e! as sUsil suem Just and
t'lfiotahlo,
Ihi' summniK It tuinllstiel hr nnlur nt t'i
II ui. T. A. Mi'llrldv, JiI'Iku nl ih alwivo siitlllj'l
miurt, msile and eutsrei on Ih I'.tti dsy uf
Juus. lnj,'i,
I'aitoi, Hkh, Hksi ii .1 Himo.v,
Allnnii'H lur I'mliitlir
610 C latnlier of Coinmurite, l'urtlstnl, Orairmi.
NOTICK OF A1T0ISTMKNT.
NOIK'K IS IIKItKIIY CilVKN THAT TIIK.
iitiderslKiiud list hem ai'li'ilnt'i I by the
(Juiinty 1 nnrt "I CI iiikamst ('utility, ()mi( ml-
iiiliilstrnlur nt the eitste nt I, my A. Sinlllt,
iIi'coisliI, AU purmins having rlsiins a.'sbol
siinl t ilu, sru huruby null 11 oil lu present the
arne, with pmpir vuiirhiirs, within nix iii'mtlis
f rum tiei ilslo uf this nntlru, t i tti uiidwrslKiivd
al Needy, (.'lae'kauia ruiiuty, Oreruu.
Krkii .T Smith,
Adinliiiitrstororth Eitate ol l.uey A smith,
liet'sa-U'l.
listu-l June il, InHV 1; 'J.H : 7 '.il
hllKltlFF'8 8A1.K,
III Ihi Clrntilt Cnurt nf the State uf Oregon lor
uiu tounty ot Waihlngtiiii,
Julia K.flnudlo, philmlrT, vs. Thorns. A. Ootid It
delimdniit.
-tuttt ut Oruiron, Cntiiily nt Clncksiuai, si,
rOTICK H IIKIlllllY (1IVKN THAT 1IY
il vlrlua nf an t'Xioiitlnii ami nrdor ul su e Is
mi, id out ol tli1 elr nit court nf the State nl Ore
von lur thu Comity ul WnMiliiutoli, lujsrlng dnte
th) lth ilny nf June. tMli, Inn suit wlii'reln Julhi
K. (iiiiiillo Is plnlntiir, and Tlioinns A. O iudle
Ii dufi'iidiinr, cuiumsii'litig nui, In tlio iimu) ut
thu Stain uf Oreiin-i, 'hut out 01 tlio rosl uiluln
IktuI on Iter duiiribcd, 10 ruullz 1 a sum siilllcnuit
in "iitiHlir thu dmnniil, ul si,ld ili'i'ri'u, tn-wll :
M U0, and thu lurilmr stun nt fio.Mi (nt, to
11' iur w Ih loturust 011 Ihu an inu nuicc July'Jil,
Ih'.l.'l, at ulirht pur cent, p-r iiiiiium, and also thu
uu.ts uf nnd nltuiiilluii this Mile.
Nuw, theriifuri', In nlii'llencn to tuuh dunrns, 1
did, 1111 tno '2 ah dny ol June, lWiduly levy upon,
a nt will, 0:1 snlurilav, the 27ih dny ul July, Is.iri,
at fie hour ol one oil in If, I'. M. nl sal I div, m
llm Irntit 'lo ir "I l"i) I'oin t I1011.0 In clnckstnns
county, o(T r fur snlu at piililln iiii' tloii, and sll
to the hlx uetl an 1 lio-t hltldur, lor Rush lu hniul
nil tlm right, tltlo and Inli're-il the mild del I-
nut, Ttiotns- A. ilinulle, bus In and to the (ol
1 wing ilusorlned resl property, In-wlt: AH nl tott
I, 'I nnd it in block H ul the County Addition lu
tho City ol O -01(011 City, In the (.'utility of clunk
nmas H'.iito ul Oriigun, accnrtllug to the pint of
aid atl lillnti now on n o 111 Ihu rtionnlor'a ollliiu
nt Orngoa City, O'og.,11,
iMted tills 24 h dsy of Jo tin, A. t). IS'lV
K. C. MADHOtJK,
Hh irllr of Clnnkninns Co., Htntu ol On's-mi.
Ily N. M. Muonv, Imptity. I) w.T-'iti
B. DKAKK,
DKNTIHT.
Nitrous Oxltlo K fur tlio pnlulcsa cxlraollnn
of teeth.
All work warranted and prices rcnsounblo.
HoouisH, t and 5, tniithwest enrnnr Third and
Murliou alrents, (Junior dgu liullding,
1'ortluud, Orcgou.
MH1CK. OF HALR OK ItKAL KITAIK,
In tilt i' ot illy Ctuirt nf IhsHlslo of Uregoil lor
Hie Cuiilily ul ( Innksmat.
Ill the mailer ol Hit Kiluli ut Juhu It, Cilnu,
iliit'wtsieil,
UNHKK AltTWOIIll'Y OK AN OHHKII OK
tale, gram I by Hit (' unity ' mr! ul Hi
Mute nt orsr lur the eniiuly uf I lm k miss,
dslel July lm, ism I will tmlsl iirlvme-sie Hi
Inlliiwlim desiT'lNui r a1 eisti Th N lj ul Hie
N, K. it ut suniluii 111, I. 3S It. 'i K, W, si., emu.
I iilllll N I aeres in ''0 ll' s'S 1, lul Nu. I, tull.
ti T. 'i S. II. IK, W, Mi ni'irii pirlli'H any it.
scrllwd as loliiin: hi'gtiiiiitii( al Hit M'li r lur sen
( nu I'orniir liuwunii sniMiuu. H suit IU 1, J s, 11. i
Ii.; running Uiuh's onto 1117 ir islie lu Hi I 111
siilliill llllsi llli'lll'U west 1 chsllis tlllllnst
iHiumlnry ul Hi II ll It at H, I. inn l.-l snd
wl'e Inutli e luirtll till S'O I i's t b'lituil'ity 7.11
elisilit lu Ih iiurlli-tnsl niHinir ul nls 111; llivii"
wd'l mi Hurl It II iu nt riii ut 1 1 ("is 11 1 11 t 'is I -lit
ei lli ll Hun; lliulirn N. Vi .sirhiilns In lb line
h'llweetl siicliii'i It Alid IU; llivui'u V. TUrhsllls til
th plaen nl bisiuulUK, uuKt'ilnl ig iLdJ smut,
iiiiiiu ur U's.
I lm u will hi 11 adu Inns and alter Augtul
II, l'-. mid bids will lis fni'oi d lur i si li par
nil by tlm ut 'b'tlst,i"l st ll'irmniiv, feai'.Miust
liitilniy. finvK'Ht, nr nl the ul!)" ul On i. t', H nr
tiii'l, ( li'-gou I 'lly, tin hiiii liiritit ! snls, until
lu Ihu I, tful I (mill nl Uiu t'ul'i' I -tsl '
iab"l I'nls ' I 'l ir n .Kill , l-y..
CI I, A (HIMIN, Ailtnliilsltatrli
7- nl Uiu .-ilalu l J Uiu I', t iliti, 'Imi'd,
NC'TK OK KIN U shTIT hMKNT.
lit lliu ( nuiily (! ntrl nl llu iie ul ngui, fur
llu CiMiuty nt i'ln Imui'is.
lu Ilia 111 in 1 or ol Hie vslalii ul lll'.iinl (4. Ulcsi,
dim av i
To Whiini H Msy ('ont'i'rii :
Nf(!TI( h 1 IIKIIKIir. IIIVKN 1 MAT TIIK
llli'luralgiis'l a Imllllsttnlor nf Illn eitato ul
itillismij 'ii's, it"si"l, hns flii' 1 his anal
at'i'niiut mnl rrinul suiatuiliiinitstur, In in
I'lilllll) ni'irt id lbs Slslu ul 111,'goil for Clacks
til t r. unit", ill I thai Mi'O'l y, lis MU dny uf
AiiKu.l, lsir.nl Ihslinuri'l (Uu'eliii'k A. M, still
r-iuiiity I'uiiit aout', hns lewli Hind aud siiihiIiii.
d si ttni ll inn slid plan lir His avHIuiiiwut uf
ssid final ri'pnrl slid si'eiiuut nnd Hi 1 btfirlcg
and diituriull-alloll nt any au-t a'l (H'lfi-lli ut
Ihurut'i, Will. 1, AMI IIAl' MAN,
Adllir. ' Ih 'Inluol William
T-'Va-I g. I.ueaa, duis,,l.
Aii'MTll, I03.H NOIKK.
XVOTU'K H IIKItt IIY 'IH K.N, 'I HAT TIIK
11 1111 mr 1 'nu 1 list neeii 'tiny sftiuluted l,y
tin-b lu.rsl.lii Inird'i 1 K. Hayes, Ju is ul lh
C 1 1111 1 1 irl ul l.lai'kamsi' nuiily, Or-rgu i, i
rnlrUot Uiu eiisii'ot J. M. slisor, ib " esau l.
All pors, ins lmvl'i e'aliiis saiiit said emstt
ar 1 ii ililli-d t 1 pitm iit too in-, propa-rlc verl
lii-d, with voiu'i is, lu in si hauie Crook Clark
sms c unity , liro,iuu, nl'iiin ix inniiili. tmui
lm- dee. A 1 1 A U I N K li r-LtKIII.
I' te'utrlt ul ihe K. Oslo ul 1. M, k Ik , .luo d.
isii-d J uly 1, istu U a-v
.Nii'l'li'K :iK i,CAIili'AN" SAI.K.
N lli'o . Iii'lf'iy given, that lli t!ii".!gnil,
misrdinii 111 in.- -imiif J-,im w, N-mli L, huuna
K Nolulul. tii'iugo II Niiioli' , and Dora ll. N 1.
il -I, itiors, in piirsusiMK ut an Mid 'r ul ksI
In r I nor iiis'lu mi Hi" .mt'i dsy ul Ai rn, ls),
by tlio nullity lit "I M lluoinsll ti nl ily, (lis-
gu.i, will "i ii at puliiii' soi't on si tie Kiiiii duor
ul llu) mil t Ii m.n 111 tl ig i l.ilv, l is, ksmst
wniiilv, uruguii, al Inn o i-l.i, k I 1 th ii-r unn-ii,
nu nmurilny ilu, ,';h Uay 1,1 in y. is..'., in ,,-
lowing ileerllsv resl esUli ti w.. Ciiliuneur-.
log at tb iiurtliaeii mini 1 uf socibm 5, I. a, M.
It. 1 K nl "ilsin.'lt" iiieridisii, an I 1 aiming
iboui-e earner f anuis the inirih lm 01 c. Vt,
Ktelrli-ks Inud. .IU'; l.-.t; ihauc la n iiorlii.
urly lliieelliui sous I,, 111111,1, tuail luloel;
thence in a westerly dlrneloiu lu tlio pl.ee of 1.
tuning, all being lu Ciaekaiaas county, si( uf
O et ni.
1 -Kim id air, raati In bate! s lints nf ssla.
i.uy.in stMik:i.
Hilar linn uf Iho ailnlenl .lliiiu H. Suii'l.-ll, Km
ins K. Sen lei, Iwug It. .luudol aud tana H.
N"iebil. uilnurs.
Mills X Mlllur A'I'v. tn. fi,,.. I, mi.
Iisied J.III a 1, Ihift ;.I2
hllKUIKKa HAI.K.
Is Ih Clrriili Ciairt of lliemweof Ori-ftm. fur
Die Cnlllity nl Clackamas.
Hrblgnl Hloiioii, nia,niilT, s L um T, llarln aud
JllM'ptllll II. lliiiu, dvl'-n I -nt..
Stat I iireguu, t uumy ol ciat k unsa sa,
VTOTICK IS IIKHKHV (11VBN THAT BY
.11 virtue nl au cim-uiiuu an , urdvr 111 aal I,,
a 10 1 nut 01 lb t milt euiiri ul Ilia Mala ul Ora
gnii lur llu C.iuutv ul cis' sauiat, IsisMig list
ilufjihuay uf Jim,. ;wii,, iu a suit wosrola
Urblt il Slniiolt 1. psilulirr and I. una t. llarlo
aa I Jusephliia II. nanu sr iltiuisiiU, 1.1111.
tnati'iiiK mi-, lu Ibe iiainaul in sum uf Or.
gun, Hist out ul Ih teal Into lioreillslter U
.I'rlnod, tn resits a auui aalllr.eiil tn atl.ty
int ile usiids uf ssid '! r - eo, lo-w.1 linn-l, and
tki lurtiivr Sinn ul 1 1 -. sttnr.o-y Ins., snd
be lurlbur inn ul Ily .'si tii.ti, . g ihor with
I , tarsal ,111 th 1 aam 111111 ti, Ju.h pay ul April,
tail, st V ner c unt rtr annum, mi l a 1 1 Hit ouatt
nl and stlruilllig tills ale. All ul Ih abuv
aiiin, tn Iw paid in II It gold emu.
Sow, thuruli.ro, In oh iituiine to inch deore, I
Id duly lev nn ,11, snd I I, nil H.iturdny, Hi
Jl.h dan nl July, Isua, al th hour uf I u clues I'.
II. nl salil dny, at I Hi limit iIhii ol I 10 court
tmiiMi lu tnl.i eniiuly, i.ff.'r lur aal" st punllo
aui'll in, su I sail In Hit hwhe.t s,.il li'il bidder,,
lor cn-h, t'. s. it'll. I e on, iu hunt, ad ul Um right,
llli Slid lutiMo.t Ih ssid lluliiluuts, 1illisT.
llarln snd J""hiuo II. Hsrlu, had nu Iht Kith
duy uf April, Osii, ur now navu lu sud to in lul.
lowing iiescntie.l resl proportv, lu at.: Th
imtli ua. I qonrtur ul lot t iitti.ist quarter,
sn I luis p u (iii, twclr (li) and Hnrte-m (U; oi
efl on thlrlieu (l;l; sl.n, tb nurlh enit quar
ter ul Ihe uortn-eau quarter, and lull four (i),
(). tx. ((,) svi I anv 1 (7) ul sic I ill twauty
f mr (.'ti, in luwush p tbre (;ii, .ouili ol rang
llos.t; si.o Iho wii us I ul Hi iiiinli. w I tjiiar
lur and lul. luur (I), Ilr ( ), an (10 an I aevau,
ul aectiiKi PA and Iota one (I; aud two (J! ol sea
timi IS. luwuablp a, auiiiii i, rang 4, eait uf
VMIIsiiiull uisrl'ilnii; alau, thnl parcel uf lino,
heing a Iraiitimisl part ul Hi dnua Inn land
olatui nl A"s Mtonu. nntlAcation Nn TJt. and
claim N i. la, 111 township a, south ol rsug S,
vastul WlilsiiK'tte mstlili ui, aud bsluiilng at
aatsktnn thoat bntindsry ol said tilslin lu.M
chains liuin th nurlh cs.l cornor ol a Oil Olson;
r iniiliig Ihunc tinuli lod.g sssl on Halm llu
'Jt. '.'"chain, tn a Isko; llnoic aoulb 57 deg.
I I iiiiii. w jt s 0i chslns lu ih county ruad and
tu tlm pineuul bjiiiiinliig, nlo thst pnrcal of
land, ruiBiiiotiuliig al a nolul on Ih enmity rul
Ins Hug hum sprlngaatur to Oiegun I'lly, said
stint iielugiiti tun nun liuu ut Isud hiluuglng
Hi I.. T. Hirln and Achslua nurlh ul Iho pnliil uf
liilur.eclniu nl Hi I, idary llu ul Hi As
Muue ilouiitliui laud cliiliu, whlnli 1, 40 liferent
oat 41 oiiiilua Inuii 1 ho north corner ol tsid
claim, and running thence un Itir.n . wii-t nut
nurlh 111 chain . tu a stskuut brow 01 hill; theitc
wuat brow nf lul. im dig. Ill lulu, wo.t
t l! chain. In atnkn; tliuniv touth lis dug. :)
lulu, wusi I.Michnln. to atsko on 0 luuty ron'l:
thmiru with aniil msd until .11 ,lug u.i.t VI in
ennlna In beginning, oonta niiif In all 4bl.l'sl
anroi, mure or le-a, all lu Claokainat county,
Oregon.
O iled tins Ulh dsy uf Juno, A. I). Isn't.
, K. t;. M AI'li'K'K,
Hits riff of Clackamas Co,, statu ul Oregon.
Hy N. M. Moiiiiv, D-puty. 6-1:7-19
HIIKItlKK'H HA It.
In the C rnell Court ol tlm S'.ste of Oregon, for
the County of C sckniinia
Jniph ll.'lifu., pliilntltr, vs. William H'olatn4
Dirutliea Wgisi, dttendaiit.
State ot Oreitnn, O inuty nf C'lackamtia, at.
NOTICK IH IIKItKIIY (IlVKN THAT HY
Virtue 111 au execution nnd urdnr nl sale la.
in d nut id thi'eiruuit noiirl o( Hi ritnlu of Ore
gon lor to (J.iiiuly nt Cm kiimii., h -nriugdnt
tli ' Pith ilnv ul June, lhf,. in a milt w h 'ruin Jo
nob lleilgna Is plniniiii, nn-l V I linm v 01. a sud
liii-"thu,i Vir. are di.l.iii liinl., uoiumiiuitiiig me,
In th 1 iniiiiu of Hie NtHt'i nlli-cgoii, th'it out of
the mill estattt tDrenlliir ibiacribi'il, 10 ri'illll) a
sum sullli'lniii iu nliaty Ihu d, in 10. 1, nl .am do
r.ii, tn-wit: I.iid.Oi, mid lliu lurtliur sum of
.()ntlnrncy n 1,11, mi l inu lurthcr sum ot 110
'ii.ta, liigiilli.T with Itilcrn.t uu the Mum alliu
li.-oiiiiili.ir ,t, IMil, at lOpir (i.int, pur annum,
an 1 teso tlm cu.ln ol mnl mtcuillng tills aiili).
Nmv, Iherofnre, lu olio lli'ticu tu audi ilccruo, I
'ltd, duly levy npnn, nnd will, on fniurdny,
Ihi'.'ilth ilnv ul .liny.lsi.'i. ntihn luiiir ol i o'cluck
I'. M. ut anld ilnv, nt Ihu n-niit ilinir ol tin, onurt
bninn In said ooiiniy uf (Maekama., nll'or lor nil
nl piiblin nui'H and si. in ti,B iih,.at and
lii'.t hl'bb.r, fur en. h In h itnl, all o. llu right,
till and liiturust tin smd iluluudnttta on Hi
Nt dny nl I) iMinlijr, 1MIJ. luul lu and to tin lo.
inwlng desorllMid real uminirty, to wit: Tn W.
.j uf N. K. i nnd K. ! ol N. W. 1. uf siicilun 2,
Ii.wiimip4 o. K. II K. 01 Wll.amotiu murldlau in
L.ackiiuina colluly, Oruunu
JJaM this m.h dny ul June, A. II. I'fll.
hi, ,nr r,., , l- JIAI'l'0"K,
n v, l ".'!"' ' '"""'itniii Co., bluic ol Oii gon.
Hy N, W, Mnonr, Deputy. -Jl:7-lt
Steeamaij's sooinuna Powden.
For Childnn Cutting their Tteth.
in use over 'fi7ty YEARS.
fftftut ftaulth Heal, pMfit fit; Comultlon; ant
prtmvt a htalthy tlalt of fit eonttltutlon
. . . turlnq tht period 0f tuthlna.
Nil.