Oregon City enterprise., July 19, 1895, Image 8

CHAUTxlUQUANS.
Continued from tirat p.
he had been somewhat in doubt whether
this was an oratorical contest of collece
presidents or a scheme for couiNtitive j tailllt,ent. KivinV numtwr of vwt mKc
dvertisms. Then he spoke particularly ! ,ioll() in 8ll,,or)8tv0 Miss Brown recited
in favor of the denominational schools, i ,he J,w.r scene from " Macbeth" in her
and of Pacific university, which was I iuii niasterlv mnnnor. The gymnastic
chartered hy the same legislature that exhibition bv the Young Men's Christian
authorized the omanization of Willitm-1 Aviation, of Portland, won the same
etto university. He frankly said his ; fVur shown Ut Friday and ended in a
collet was not yet a university at all, inat;iiithtnt tableau,
but was aiming to be one. The "univer-.
., , .... I KHOM TIIIKSDAV 8CII.lTro.lAN.
sity" was merely a part of the corporate
name
It develop! dm inK the proovss
of the siHHvhes that Oregon
claim a simile university
does not
,i. i.
so many policies have such a name.
Misa Gladys Jones displayed her re
markable voice to advantage in a pleas
ing solo. "As the Dawn," artistically
rendered. The Rev. M. L. Rne-ir. of
fWim.. fSfv i. f..t;
p. " ...('vmivn IV, .14V .'A l II II l 11117
college, incidentaliv laving stress on the ! sones ul wo,a l"cU,n'- "' prolessor
necessity for cultivating strength and I first tfHVe i,'l,,re of Orewon City and
breadth of Christian character, tor more ' "r"Mv. they appeared Tues
man rat her than more men. A colleire ' lla-v ev,'m"r.'- '' W1a warmly ap
song was sung bv Me.Minnvilie students, I,U,uW- 1,1 llis u l' rt features
and President "liloss followed with a j ln 'wrA- h il,!,i8t',J pre-omi-d.icn.i
.,f .i,- ..i - .1 1 nence of landscape art. The art of the
...... ... .,iiu cor,
Uges of agiicnituie and mtvbanic arts!
re suiloited in every state in the I'ninn
touching unon the college at Corvallis.
Trident Chapman sjwke for the state
university, and he put some emphasis on
the tact that the college it Kuitene is
Christian institution, and works along
the hue of detfelm,mnt nf n.rwfiun ,.;t.
izenship. Miss Fannie Meserve, of Del
ena, gave a cornet solo with much skill
and responded to a hearty encore. M.
G. Royal, of the E .sten Oregon normal
school, spoke of the value of special
training lor teachers, arguing that the
condition of Eastern Oregon made it i.f'
more importance for that section to have
trained teachers than for the thickly
settled Willamette valley, where o her
educational influences were abundant
to correct errors that might be made j
country schools. Professor Jessup n-p-
ented Pa?ilic college, of Newlieig, and
Dean Van Seoy, Portland I'mveisity.
President David Starr Jordan, of Le
land Stanford university, was aked to
take part in the college represeiitatiwn.
He made a brief address, in the opening
sentences of which he said he had dis
covered that Oregon was the habitat
of the nuuimer liar, he who
praised Leland Standford univer
sity in winter ard maligned it in
Bummer. He then spoke of the import
ant influence of the Slate university in
any state on tne other educational in
stitutions of the commonwealth, declar
ing that all others would be affected by
the merit, spirit and growth of the state
institution, and that they would achieve
about the eame degree of success that
it should. President Miller promptly
neutralized Dr. Jordon's vinegarv ob
servation as to the habitat of Ibesumuier
liar by remaiking that we bad a glorious
climate and great ability to assimilate
matter arriving from others states, and
that 12 hours were quiet sufficient time
for strangers to become acclimated.
The morning's lecture in the auditorium
wasty President Chapman, on "Mac
beth." It was an analysis of character,
with an interesting discussion of some of
the leading qualities manifested in the
play. The speaker began with a Bhort
discourse on the supernatural in art.
Most of ns, he said, were losing faith in
the supernatural, but we still believed in
it, and it h the element of eupernatural
ness that gives "Macbeth" power as a
tragedy. It is a tragedy of Calvinism.
Macbeth was foredoomed to the des
tiny that befell him and Lady Macbeth
was the instrument by which his down
fall was accomplished. Dr. Chapman
asserted that Lady Macbeth, like all of
Shakespeare's women, was modern, but
not at all like the new woman of today.
Incidentally he referred to the new
woman aa (he normal product of evolu
tion, and gave his opinion that the
growth of woman during the coming
century w ill be like that of a man from
20 to 40 yeir8 of age. He characterized
bloomers as the battle-flag of human
righ'a.
About 2500 people attended President
Jordan's lecture on " The Passion Play
at Oberammergau" last evening. The
lecturer said the Passion play was a work
of art revised and worked over in accord
ance with modern ideas. Every grotesque,
ridiculous and barbarous feature belong
ingto the old miracle plays were elimin
ated from this and it was a specimen of
the purest German literature. The devil
and little devils are absent from the re
fined Passion play. A brief sketch of the
origin of the play as presented in Oberam
mergau was given, showing that about the
time the Puritans were landing at Ply-
mouth rock the people of that German
( hamlet made a vow that for deliverance
, from a dreadful plague they would per
form (he Passion play every ten years,
which vow has been faithfully kept. In
,1800, when Dr. Jordan visited the place,
the town had but 1400 inhabitants, half
of whom were actors. A notable fact is
that the actors must live blameless lives,
so tiiat nothingsliall caHt suspicion on the
genuineness of their devotion in repre
senting the life of the Savior. This keeps
in the town the test element of its popula
tion and sends away the idle and vicious,
juMthe contrary of the rule in many other
- places. Then, an interesting description
of the manner of presenting the play was
given, and the audience listened with in
tense interest tothesiraple etory. At the
close of the evening's program pictures of
(.'mriniiKrgHii wore thrown on aoreon
and briolly txjlttint.Hl by Dr. Jonlttn,
wluwo simple aiul direct mitnuer HiLltHl
innoli to the ilim-ourse.
The IV Kovon quartet, of Portland, whh
an iinH)rttiiit part of thu evening's enter-
: ""' i-iiamaucja as-
i erm"'y ,or Ille "iiiamwie valley closed
! at Gladstone Park last night amid much
entbusiasiu, alter a eek of satisfactory
work. Diplomas were awarded toll
full-course graduates.
Last evening Professor Ivey delivered
bis lecture, "Facts and Fancies From
an Artist's Notebook."
It was largely a
i,i,.ii ,.f
1 oni in:tsr.rs whs ciinrio,i r iinnv iifii
delineation of saints, madonnas, mirac-
! uIo,1!' wPti'"" "' incident from
J bi,,lil'"1 !lJs,or.v. llJ il remained for this
' l,en,nr? ,0 representations of the
i -6,'. the mujesty of the niountiiins, the
s,''ry "J l'"t? of the foiest and all
I the poetic phases of nature. The lecture
was given with much life, and it was in-
terestiiik' and enjoyable. j
This afternoon "s exercises were begun
by a grand march of Chautauquans,
beaded by the Corvallis Ladies' band.
The procession passed the arches of;
"lth' Literature, 'Sience,' and
tl,e Bladlia,e? we"t through the golden
i fllte u",ll'r ",e alvl1 "History." A bun-
j 1,e l little girls' Jrml8eJ in white and
Wt'"rin' ivy wrea,h9 on their heads,
j weru nower at the leet ot the cla-s.
The class flower, the nasturtium, was a
very prominent posy today. The motto, '
"The Truth Shall Mak You Free," ap
peared stretched across the rear of the
rostrum, whore the presentation of di-'
plomas took place later. The Rev.
Charles Edward Locke, of Portland, de-
hvered his lecture on "The World's!
Greatest Thinkere and Christianity," j
which was chiefly a discussion of the
position of the great men of history rela-
five to Christianity. j
In presenting the diplomas to the grad-
uating class, President Miller gracefully;
touched on the point that the four yeara
of effort to secure the diploma meant '
something more to these than to those
who graduated within college walls, in i
the midst of every encouragement and :
every faculty for pursuing their studies,
These availed themselves of means of miles north of Clackamas station and is
self help, and taught and disciplined easily reached by train, special arrange
themselves, and it was a worthy honor rjnenta having been made with the S.
tiiey had obtained. The Chautauqua
idea and system are confined to no
locality in their operation, and good re
sults are growing from them everywhere.
Following is a list of those who received
diplomas: Mrs. Henry Ernest Hep
pner, Portland, Mrs. F. II. Morrison
Willamette Falls; Miss Ida Ruth Si:o
field, Forest Grove; Miss Helen Ruth
Gilbert, Albany; Prof J. A. Buchannan,
McMinnville; Eunice Donaldson and
Mrs. H. W.DutT. Oregon City; Mrs. E. P.
Mossman, Miss Ellen Arbuckle. Mrs. B. '
B. Arbuckle, Portland, Mrs. L. M . '
Donaldson, of Oregon City, graduated in
1S80, and has taken IRseals on examina
tion. Diplomas to 24 children who has com
pleted a course and passed examination
in Bible study were presented by the
secretary, Mrs. C. H. Dye. Mrs. E. W.
Allen, the teacher in that department,
made a short address explanatory of the
work State Superintendent Irwin
made a brief congratulctory speech, and
several of the Chautauqua alumni pre
sent spoke a few words each.
In the races last evening, the follow
ing were the results.
Footrace, 220 yardg-F B Coyne, of
Portland, first ; A T Hayes, of Butteyille,
second ; Will Parker, of Gladstone, third.
Bicycle race, Ave miles Will Lous
first, Charles Wilson second. Tom Cow
ing third; time 19:15.
Foot race, one mile Laurence Driggs
first, Tom Moore second : time, 5 :37.
Last evening there were short ad
dresses by Hon. Geo. II. Williams on
"Dr. John McLoughlin;" by W. D.
Fenton, on "Old Yamhill;" by Hon. 8.
A. Lowell, on "The Future of the Sage
Plain." Miss Fannie Meserve rendered
a cornet solo. President Miller made a
felicitous parting speech, and Superin
tendent Irwin gave out announcement ( Tne Burlington route is generally con
for the teachers' convention, which is to ceded to be the finest equipped railroad
continue in session three days on the
Chautauqua grounds. The meeting ad
journed, and then came a brilliant dis
play of fireworks to close the assembly
programme.
Chautauqua cjasses will continue dur-1
ing the teachers' meeting, and there will
be no charge for admission to the grounds. '
There is great danger in neglecting
colic, cholera and similar complaints.
An absolute prompt and safe cure is
found in De Witt's Colic and Cholera
cure. C. G. Huntley, Druggist.
It does seem hard tor a woman to
have to cook on a burned out stove, be
sides the entire familv have to suffer
from improperly cooked food. For $18 50
Schwan & Putrow will furnish a
class cook stoye with all the fixtures, I
EDUCATIONAL NOTES
All communications intended for this
column should bo addressed to Mr. II.
S. Gibson, Oregon City, Oregon.
A roiNTKR.
It is to be regretted that there are
teachers who think the county associa
tion it of liltlo use or benefit to them.
The remark that a close observing farmer
made in the Kntkki'Kisk olhYe recently
may sei ve to arouse them to the bene
fits that attendance to the association
may bring them, Speaking of a meeting
of the association that had been held iu
the school house in his district this man,
and there are many more like him, said
that he always attended the meetings of
the association whenever it was possible,
not so much for what he could learn,
though listening to the discussions in
terested him greatly, as it was to observe
the teachers in attendance, lly the part
they look in the exercises and the knowl
edge they displayed in their calling he
was able to judge who were the live, pro
gressive teachers and it enabled him,
as a director to select more intelligently
a teacher for his school. This director's
method of ascertaining the ipialitlcations
this con ii l v is a most
- .r..v.i,
j tlu-ient one tiixi if more directors were
as close obseiving the schools of Clacka
mas would be the gainer.
ASSOCIATION rKOOKAM.
Following is the program that has
been arranged for the next meetimr of
; the Clackamas county teachers' associa-
tion to be held at Harmony, Saturday,
July 27:
Song, Selected
Local Talent.
Recitation Selected
.Miss Ida Starkweather.
"Methods of Teaching Geography,". .. .
j Geo. McArthur.
Dm.t Selected
' Miss Monroe and Misi Younger,
"Faults in the Public School system.". .
; T. J. Gary
Recitation,
E M. Ward.
Violin Solo
Miss EI;:iva Mullan.
''How to Teach Writing,
E. C. U.K-ket.
selected
.Selected
select reading or Kecitation,
.Selected
Fanue O. Porter.
Roll Call.
Quotations from Shakspeare.
Biography of Shakespeare,
' y. Gilbert Beattie.
Address,
George L. Story.
Piccolo Solo, Selected
Charles Rutherford
Recitation Selected
Miss Alethea Phelps.
it jg hoped this meeting will be well
attended. Harmony school house Is two
P. Co. wherebv tho local trains will stop
at the road crossing within two hundred
yards of the school bouse. The north
bound local train arrives at Oregon City
at 9:27 A. M. The evening train for the
return arrives in Oregon City at 4:45 P.
M. The program is a good one and the
people are making arrangements to
royally entertain the teachers who at
tend. THE STATE ASSOCIATION.
Every teacher in Clackamas county
should make it possible to attend the
the state teachers' association nt Glad
stone. Some of the best speakers and
educator on the Pacific Coast are to be
present. David Starr Jordon, president
Standford university, Senator John II.
Mitchell, State Superintendent Irwin,
C. H. Chapman, State university, P. L.
Campbell, of the State normal at Mon
mouth, J. M. Bloss, of the State agri
cultural college, Thomas Newlin, of the
Frjenil's college at Xewherg, are to each
deliver addresses. The program is brim
lull of good things each day. It will be
some time before the teachers of Clack
amas can again have the benefits of such
able instructions within the county
The expenses of attending will be very
light and none should miss this gulden
opportunity of increasing their store of
knewledge.
I Are You Going Fast?
' If so, it will pay you to write to A. C.
Sheldon, general agent of the "Burling
ton Route," 250 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 yon with through
tickets via either the Northern, Union,
Southern, Canadian Pacific or Great
Jiorthern railroads at the very lowest
, rates obtainable
in the world for all classes of travel.
Dnu't Tobiu-ce Hpit
Or smoke your life awav,is the truthful,
startling title of a book about No-To-Bac,
the harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit
cure that braces up nicotinized nerves.
eliminates the nicotine poison, makes
weilk men gain strength, vigor and man-
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risk, as No-To-Ba3 is sold by druggists
everywhere under a guarantee to cure
or money refunded. Book free, address
Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
Chicago.
The most pleasant little pills for regu
lating the bowels are De Witt's Little
Early Risers. Cure sick headache and
first-constipation. Small pill, small dose. C.
G. Huntley, Druggist.
NOTICE OK AS-KlNMKNr.
"VrOTIt'lt M HKHKHY UIVKN, 1 HAT II AM
jll limn lima, eoiarlnni.hlp, Hiinioaid ul
li . A. Hamilton mi. 1 K. U. IUiiillii.il, nnil U ii.
A. II. i. I In. i iiii,I K. C. Hniiillinu Individual?,
li.ivo all aeaigiiril In I Ho uiiilcralitiicl lor the
buiieili nl a l l.n Ir crvililnm. Sunt a guiiuuit
la now ponilng In lliu elretill omirt nl Ilia male
ul Or nun f. r Ciackama. cunty, and U ere III
or o. .aid p.irlic. are hereby inullluil In prt'.ent
Iholr claim, iiv'nlll't ail iirll, under i.alli, m
mi' ai mv i-illo. hi Oregon City, Oregon, williln
three ninMtin. Itnm ttuidiUi.
n.iu.1 jiiim 27, ism
I'. I). T WILLIAM!, Aai.lgn.-c,
C It. Ivg. Alt' lor Aulguw. b-jvi. J
Plank note, receipt and order hooka
at the Kni'khi'Uihk utllce.
Wedding atationery, the latest styles
and tlnest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the F.ntkhi'hisk olllco.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the K.vtKitrHiHg of
fice, Porthind prices,
YEARS OP INTENSE PAIN.
Jr. J. It. ITntt , dniwlat and pliyil
Clan, Humboldt, Ni.ti., who siUTcivil with
heart disease for four jri'iirn, trying every
remedy and all trralnieiiU known to lilm
elfaud fi'llnw. practitioners; believe that
heart dlcuso In curahlo, Ho wrlle-i:
"I wish to tell whutyour viihmliln lnrcll
Ctne bus dona for me. For four year I hml
heart disease of the very worst kind. Sev
eral physicians I consulted, nuld It wit
Rheumatism of the I lend.
It wn almost un
endurable) with
hortnoa of
brvalh, pnlplu
tlon, aovoro
pains, uunlilo to
leep, esMVlally
on the left aliln.
No pen can do
crlbo my aulfer-
Ink-s. particularly
luring the hut
month of those
four weary yt-nra.
I Dually tried
DR.J. H. WATTS,
Dr. Miles' New
Heart
Cure,
and nu surprised at the reault. It put new
life Into ami niade a new nmn uf mn. 1
have not had a symptom of truuldu iinrg
and I am s ttisfled your tnedicltio has cured
mn for I have now eulnyed, alnco taking It
Three Years of Splendid Health.
I might add that I am a druggist and have
""'d 0,l recommended your Heart Ourti, for
I know what It lia done for mo and only
wUh I could stale mum clearly my urtur
lng then and tho good hi'iillh I now enjoy.
Your Nervine, and other remedle alio
glveeicellent aluifautlon.H J. 11. Watt.
Humboldt, Neb.. May 9, tt.
I. Mllm nnartCnralsaold on a podtlv
friiaraiiuw thai the Brut bottle will iH-nuliU
AlldrvgglaUiiieUttatU, t bottle for M. or
It will he sent, prepaid, on receipt of price
by the Dr. Mllo. Medical Co., Elkhart, lad,
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure
Restores Health
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Bums,
Caked & Inflame;.: U .i'.k; :.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pa!nr,,
Bruises and 5tra!:i",
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & Saddle Sore?,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
.Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
AH Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates JMusdc,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Scat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jiify.
Rub in Vigorously.
Mustang; Liniment conquers
Pain,
Wakes flan or Beast well
again.
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Iu llic Coun y Cutir! of Ilm rli,j ol llriKun, lur
tlmC 'it ly I Cia k una-.
In tho uiall.i ol tha K l-ia nl II II rb., tip-
l'wn.i...
TOiCEa IIKItKt'Y I.IVKS. 1 II AT TIIK
I U ilur-lf i-, IAv, U" II alialli,v, hi ,i,
I iillllti I nirt ... f: ir. am Co lur. -'a Dru-
-iii il-iral ,r .I Uu-,.. mmif fi,a.,
-l0 M-i-tl, All l r 0 .a tiavltiv oiai a aiiniliat
ahl il.titnlli.il Ch.jt), 1 can., il, are ! -r. h.
uol. fl.l to ir .1 m aan-.v 1I11 y f.rnla.1 lur
u.) Ill, lit 111 ih" 11 'Im K,,v.l ai ran, I), Clai'.n
m,a ouui.ly, OrpKim, u at tig (ni w il Uw. t:
inowi.uii, tir.K.iu t u, Uivnoi,, wiili, 1,
an
iniiiit ia irnin ting lati.
KI.IZAI'KITI CHAM1!,
. , . . t CII.Wtl.M ., ( IU K.
A'lm r of the Ki aia .n II. II C a. , n .1,
Jmy li, IH'A 7-1.1 N.
" C Br who, I Atl'y l ir Aitin n.'.tral r-.
hL'MMONt.
In th Circuit Court ul th Hiai.nl Orvon, lor
ih l 1 tunny ul t la, k niian,
J.I. Ilartmin, aa rclror ol Iha Nurihwaal
I)ill ami T U.I C 11111 any, ilallltllt. a. K. U
It-iH.n ami Km ma Hook., Uui inl.nta.
To K. I). Ilrmua a nl Kiiima llrook-, Ilia aUiva
tlill't Url-uulnlltn:
TS TIIK NAilK OK THE HUTU OK uKKi.fiN,
yo i ami o on ol y,,u hcrany rpiiiirnJ In
i.pi-ar aii'l naw .r ilia ronuilniiil M,j la aiii't
y ni In iha alaivo emtlu l cunrl ami c u-.'lir
tin.-flril il ,y 11 ihaiitx. tirin ul Ih . uonri lo.
mwnm tnoxp rallnn nl Ilia Ii wr.-k pulilli'a
tion ol lul. -11 uini'ii-, aa prurhlu 1 1 r I 1 tlia
O ilufll. ti l I. c .Hull, to w t: tl r liclorn VI.,,,.
d.iy, tin. ih ,am N'i nih-T, .'iv a-. il roil
Iml to a,p ar or an-war liar I -.inr want 1 naiao
th iilaiimir will app r l- i',.i,,-i tor I a ra
In f : rar.' l n.r In I'le c -n'llal I illnl I grain,
lo-wC: T.lal anl'l nlnllil ir l.ai 11 il r.m.,vr of
allllMlil.nllK.il. Ilr. . nil Kinu.a ItriKia.
iiiu nu, of I irj 7a va 1 1 ri Imiitc I in -au i at -ha
ratn n- i.juht Her imit. i r . n 0111 'r,n 11, ,
i Uu- Diiii t e rami', ami n- l.il- ran , tu-wl-,
Juiij l.'i, iMii, toK'tl.cr 1. 11 1 mo cot nn l
li.i.ii m;imo la iu ih a .ul:, ','! I r a 'leiT
(oro oallll Ihu mo't!ai.. iloM Tib il ' ,, (join
plaint nil I Hint , ha inurl a. p oi.ur.y tiaur 1 Iri'l
lii aaul toinpialiii, lo wli, an uinlivhlu I Ha
a'X'h" lntin.'. In and l-i tho ro-rt" - a I uiia'tar o
lot una In lil -clt lour In tha own u Mnr. II ilil In
-ahl Ciai k-m -a roiiiiiy. Or (on, a. plauml j
in. T, M .tl c ., nini a ihown 1 1 pi it ihiir,.., I rv.
cont-i 1 1 anhl rouiiiy, ha toil m mih y th
ii.i.vo Oi.il 111, tliut I no aaia dulinilaii anl all
pnraona clalmliir hy, ihroiik.i, or uu Icr lhaiti
uo.i.iUi)iii to Hi j rii-cntlnii ul aalil iii"rlna Im
h irmil ol all nvhi Iu ami lo .ahl pruii 'iiv 11 11 1
t"e huh' t i-ruol, rxcnp: of th itiu iry rlaht
ol ri ilomptlon. ami fmt iilulnllll huva audi
liirlh-ir ami othor rel el aa ilia. I aum liiaiauil
iquitahla.
Ihl- uiiimoiK ta niihllihel hr nnlor of 1 10
Hull. T. A. llnllrlila, J11 Iks 01 i hj hIkivo 'iiitliliul
court, ina'lu ami auisrs I on tho I.V.h ilay i,f
Jiiiio, I KM,
I'Axroi, HtAita, Hum A himon.
Altnriii'va lur l-.aillilrT
51(1 C lainhor nf Coiiim inie, 1'urtlaiul, din om,
n-iHH-g
NOTiCK Of AI'POl.VTME.NT.
NOTICE H II EKEHY GIVEN THAT TIIK
lluiluriilKucil naa lio.-n aiip- lntol hy Ihu
County Court "I Cl ii kninaa County, OrBifon, ai.
mliiiatrator nf Ilia a.taia of Lnor A. Hmlth,
'1-i'o.iaeil. A l poraniM hari'n ,'lnlim anlu t
a il ant .to, aro h-r.uy nutirioil lo pro.uut Ihu
aino, lih firopir vouclu'ra, within li inoniha
from III" data of thin notice, to tho iiuiloralKuuit
at N'ooily, Cla- kaman county, O'eon.
Kuril ,T Hmith.
Adnilulatrator of the K.lata ol l.ucy A emith,
liocna-e'l.
Date I June 21, IhiiV A-'Jr'7.2H
HIIKKIr-F'S HAI.E,
Id Ih i Circuit Co 1" of tho tato ul Oregon lor
the County of Wa.hliiKlon.
Julia K. O0111II0, plnlniirr, ri. ThomaaA. Ooudl
ilalciiiluut,
-tale nl OroKon, County ol Clackmnaa, a-.
TOTICK H IIKKKHV (J1VKN THAT IlY
vlrtna nf an ex iciiiloti aiil orilor ol aa'a la
.lli-.l out of Ihu circuit court of the Mate ot Ore-
iron for tin' County ol Wualiluitton, hearing ilatc
th i lath iiny 1,1 June l-.Ui, Iu a nun w nereln Julia
K. (louilln ia piaintilT, ami ill'iinna A. (iomllo
In ilefmiilaiit, I'uuiinaM llnif 1110. in tho mini ot
ilia hiate of Oruuoii, Mint out 01 the rjni 0.110
ht-rolnafter doaiTllwil, lo rcallzi a mun aiilll 'Icni
IOnnt.fv tllO lloitinulU Of anhl iIiuthi. to. wl I
12 00, and tlio further aum of C,7.M coat-, lo
L'o ier win intere.t on the aaine unco July an,
I Kim, at oliilit pur iwiit. jur anntiui, and alau the
conla of anil atteuillii" ilila mile.
Now, therefore, In ohvllelice tnailcli docrce, 1
did, 1111 the tilth day of June, IMK'i duly levy unou,
ami will, 011 riiitunlav, tha 2;ih day nl Juiy, J H'Jfj,
at tlio hour of one o'oioi'lt, V. M. ot anli dny, at
the front door ol ti e court houaa In ClackamHa
county, uir ir lor inle at iiuhlln auctluii, and aoll
U the hlifiioat an . iw-t hlddor, for eaah In hand
all the right, title and Inter.. t the auld dofon I
ant, Thoina-A. (ioudle, haa In and to the lol
I wlux doaorl id real proK-rty,lo-wlt: All of lota
1, 2 and i In block 44 ol the County Addition lo
tha City of Oreifou City, In the County of Clnck
aniat, Htateol Oregon, aooordlux to the plat ol
aid ad llllnn now on flla id the reoorder'a olllco
at Oregon City, Oregon.
bated In la 21th day ol June, A. T). IhO'i.
E. C. MADI10CK,
BhorllTof clnekamai Co., Htato ol Oregon.
By N. M. Moony, Iioputy, fl 2H 7 211
8. I1KAKE,
DENTIHT.
N'ltroui Oxide gag for tho paluleu extraction
ol teeth.
All work warrauled ami prloei reaamiabla.
Koomaa, 4 and , goiithweat corner Third and
Morlion at recta. Cambr dge Hulldiug,
furtland, Oregon.
NOIICK OF CAI.K OK HKAL K'TA I R,
In Ilia II itnly Cini-i of IlKNial ol Urvguii lur
lint Count)' ul Cluekatiiai.
In tlm inallur ul lliu K.lnlvi ;il Jnlin I) C l ill,
i' ewaaaii.
IPia'i
i:u ,M'iiiniiii v or an (muni or
aaie, gianivi nv Ilm Cnuiilr I uiri "I inn
I'itu ol uro- 'or t'iu f'Miiily ul t lm k uuaa.
date I .III')' M. I will ailltal Ullvnin -m n
lollniklllir iluaiT 1H. r N I'NOiti': iliv n tv ,, ttf
N K ' "I .Mi'ilon in, I'. 'J a II. IV. ! , s
1 1 1 li l ii s i ai't" in u o- ai . i a , lot Nu. atiu
10, I'. J H. It, JK. U, M iinirn i irllini any il.
ai-rllu-d n$ rolnov: h goiiinin al id iii,irtvr atie.
I on eiiru"!' ! -IWi'i'ii a e Ion S ami At i, J s. II 'J
v I rv- run ii i im I'lao'v auui ,i m , i"ini . tu ihu in
ui'ilou I iliu; inoiinn w,-ai o Ollatua In lliu mial
imnil.,ry m tun II. 1. r o H, I. rnni .l,u m
wi e; thoiou uoriii on 0 i ua I li niiuhiiy 7.41
rha,ia to lliu uuilt.-nat ooiiiur u nl t,i: Iiihii.'ci
Wrt'l - ill il.irtll i m o' r I l nl I i inirt'll t I lliu l- 111
aa'tt hi llui'; tlii'lu-o N. 1 lOi'luili a In llii.uit
tl.l,'Ull H1 II . tl illul III. 'llOlU'U K, .II I'llHlltM
tliu pli.no nl lnl, tiling. outiliiliil.,g i i.1; auroa,
llllltu ol ,o'.
Ii -a ii "III Im ma lu Irion a id H-r Autii-t
1 1, lti.Y ninl Inila w il l Im r" IV ! tor u-li ,r
i iil ti, t nu ur li t ih-ii ' l at ll'irnmin ,t"a''.iiiu ia
U.uoilv, llrvg 'N. 'If lt till Ultli'il ol to, i. c, It
uu I, 11 g ' i l lu, Uri'il'tu tiriua 'l aak, Villi
Ih hoi I. got i unlit ol t'iu I'll1" I -tat ia,
Pnl.'d t:il ! : l-iv o .I'l'v. hll.V
I I I. t'l 'I US, t'linltiuttnlilt
7 -.') ul lliu r.i.io,' . J i, t :,,, .,.',.
NolifK i' KIN A I. SK'I II.K.MKM'.
Ill tlm I uiinly (' nirl ol th i "la ul Urngnti, nr
Ihu I null' y ol 1 he k aiilua.
Ill thu inattor ul Uu' ea.iilu u( tl'llllain tj, l.tiena,
tll'O ML'l.
To V limit ,t M:iv I' rn :
V'Dlli Ii Is 111-. UK It V lilVKN
I HAT 1 II K
4 1 tinili'r- giiu'l ii , iiiiiuirituf of ih j a.tain
n II inn w I, n-a-, 'In '..a -."I, ima nini in, rinal
a.-i-'iunl i d ri'ii' I a aiu h a'tniiiiuiiai.,r, In n,a)
eioliit) ri'tirl ., tun -tl.. ,,l itr.'goii (n- Ciaraa
m ,..niii'-. nl Hi it Muni y, Uu' . I i ,a ul
1 AilaSH-1, l-'A', nl lliu 'unit i.f lUo n oil, A. 11., nt Ilia)
' emi'ily eoinl li,ni., , li-ia I,, ii nii"l ami n lul.
i a ' Im II i iu ami ,i!i'.. In lliu avllLmunl ul
I " '"I""1 au I iii'i'oiiiii mi l tin iiu ri g
! ''"-e'llllual mi of any Mi l a I ii'.). i l, u.
ill"' i", ni'l. IL. Mi MAN,
A'liur. "i
'iu uaialu of U i.tiaui
l.ili'a. Uui ui., ,
T-1 s-
I AlMIIM-llUliiKa Mi U K.
N
'in ick I-nini it v iiINkn, i ha rum
nil . I In I haa lirvli , i . v aiiiiuif.,l l.w
uir 11 li, 'l.iliu' liuMn I., navr.. J . ,, i,,.
I C 1 1 it, c i ,rl ,il I I ii'kaina . mini)', ()rr,, i, rt
imtrlaiif ii.a .i., ... J M i,..,r,,i,,01M,.
All llliil hait'u- r ah,,, icaiil'l -a,. . a
ar ii 'tiiii'il 1 1 .r.-i-i,i iiia-atif, i.rii,rlv r 'r.
li .1. I. li v.ligi.ura, to ui" nl l.anlr I rak IMai'lf
inn" oiiiiiily, On, ,.,, '.I'llii i nu i'Ii. (,,, llt
'' ' Ali,l.NK II M.IK Kit.
I xo lll l nl li,. K . ; , J, ,S, .p ,,, ,
Pau-J J ily a. ,H'j, 7-ij
Nut ICK i-K i.i:
A i, i AN . aAl.K,
. ura i tii'idiy 'lv , (hat "i n i l. .in.,,
iianlin'i o In ai,,'.,' ,,f J ,h , It . s,. ,,i. I IH,.
hi'irhy .'lr
K Nuti.lol, Iiiuij II .S,.i,l,l. auU I' ra l. Nr ,.
il I, lii.il., I i ,iii.n f ,,.r , ,N
in r t i i-ru . .a In mi in., a-ti, ., ,n a , n , 1- .J.
i I i.-i'iiiui'1' I'.iin' .ii . iii,,fl , ,,,., ,. ,,,.
a.. .. U ai l-illi.l.. i n.! ,i i t iiu limii ,.,r
III I II V ''I'll Hi,,,., l,, g , , H, J,,,,,,,
n.'iiiiiir, i i-iuiin, ai Iiu i. i ,,i. k hv or ii... n
I mi - .Uif.lny tl,u.T,li ov ..I Jn ). ai:, t ,. p
; lurlnif .I....TIU I r, at i'i ta, t,t ( ihmiiiu
. . u al tlio ii, ir ho. r ,, ,u,i , , a i. .t a
' " J K- "' llanmll . . .r ,liau, an l inn ,ln(
:'iiii '.' ra.iury . ll, ,,rli, ,. , t V.
r iciu a. iiiui, . lv.-,l; Ihv.iru In , n ,rlii.
"f.y il 'wtl.iii al i r i o I-ui ,ty ma t if, l ,i,
tlipllin 111 a waaturlv .11 ..... 1.. 11... ..1. .. . .
" V. all Iwhk .11 C i k .111 .. r .ui'ir, . f
t O fi III.
! Tjiiih -I tali', run In l,ai, I il limn ,.l .
nla.
, , l l.Z.K NENI'KU
llllar Hall o lli. i"tto of Julni . Nou, , Km
Ilia K X 'll la , (ijiira II .m..l all I ll ila 11.
V-n I... . iiiluor.,
Mll.ar .1 Mi 1-1, A I y lur tiu.it liau.
I lata-1 J ihu il, al -Jl .7-13
MIKHIfKfi KAI.K.
Ill Hie Clrouii Court of th Hiate ul Oregou, lur
IlioC'iiutyolClatkauiaa.
Hrldit it iliini.it, piik.iit:fT. a. l,.in.T. Jlarlu ami
JiMepulUa B11I0, dul u iMlts
Miale I m-aoii, Cutimy ui Cut k nma aa,
N'OIICE M HKHKHY lilVIN THAT HY
rirtnu nl an I'lei niiun an urdor n. .ala I..
ie i out i tlm c... hi: c oin uf the Male ul Ora
gn.l lor III i Ci.ili.ilf nl ( In-.. .,, be.r.ug data
ha 12 II .ny uf June, lay,, , , , , ajner.ia
Hrli i Hlnmiii I. n aiuiiiraii l I. una T. Harla
aa 1 JoHipliliia II Biriu are iiciamlauta, .inn
111.111 .Uw in.', Iu Ii.a. uaii.o'il Ilia hlal" ol Ore-
V hat mil 111 tho ieal ealnla liuruinalier la-
crlbfl. In realiie a aum .uitlr.oul 10 , all.ly
t'loila mn I. 1, f .,. ,. ,e, io.ii: .aiii, ami
llu former au 11 o! I I 0 a- ath r ey a int., and
ho lurilier .inn ol tin ,aj i , ( ,.r wn
I ler,at on ih 1 aame .luce I ie ai b nay 01 April,
II 'I, '.I W .-f cviit , r an n 11,11, , 1 1 I at ail ho co.ta
ul .ml lieu. ii,,, mi. .i, aiI 01 iheaouve
mn. lo la i al I u V. H gold cu u.
Now, thureture, Iu oh .11. 1 , audi lacn-e, I
;tld duly levy UI...11. and t I, un r...lur.lay. Ilia
20ih ila. 01 July, W ,t li,o i,, u( 1 loet p
M. of .aid day, at llu In.iit , ,r , court
iioii.aii, a. 11 cuuiiiy, . rr.r lur aaU at 1.111,110
aiii ilou. ..11 1 .ail in ma hl,-n.ia..il bet bidder,
lur ca h. I . m. a 11 ,n,, m liui,,a. ,,1 iiifKi,i,
I t a and I .tiuo.l tun mud eliii.hinia, Ijiii,. T.
Ha.ln mi l Jo.e hli:e II. Ilarl ., had on thil.uti
day ol April, Iwi, or now liar In mid to tue lui
lowlig e.-riia-d real pr-pini, m ,: Tua
aolllil o-t i larlur ul tun a. utli-wt quarter,
mil loi. 1-11 (iu), tH'.'ira (;) .,,a tn.r-,..,.
ice nu thtrt.au (i;lj ali, the uorlli rail nuar.
let o. the north ea.i ijoatt 1', and Iota lour (I),
flv.'l i .ix (i.)a'i ' "e i (7) ol aid m twenty
f 'ur (.'4 , in iowui.i p tnroi; (Hi, -ootli of rang
Sea.l; a.-o tho na I m tinuo'iii.we I u Hur
ler ami lot- lour (I), fly ( ), x (Hi an I eereti,
ol aoi'iioii i, and t, ue (,, ,j , (i) ol ,0u
'."!'. "' '"""lp a. oiitn ol rana 4. ea-tol
rtlllaiuutia iiioriaiam alau, Hml parcel o Und,
lieiiig n Iraeiio ,i ,,rl ( UoM ni(
eiaini ul A-" Minna, iiotiiicaiion Nu 7.I44, and
claim N 4H, In man a, noulli nl range a,
ant of I uiiii' tia morldl in, and be .'Inning at
a .like ou the ea t boundary ol .aid oiaun Hi t
"hai. a from th,. nurth ca-t corner ol a ild olnim
running ihoiir-iniitti 411 di g ea.l on latin line
'JI.2II Glial i to a lakui tlu liite autith 57 dug.
4.1 111. 11. wj-tfiBii h to ih i county rea l and
t i liiu pmcooi tievlunliig; al.o that parcel nl
laud, cumin uiclnu 111 ,t 1 ,1 ,,n ,U eouiily mad
lea Ing Coin prlngwat'-r to Oregon City, .aid
pulnl lining on t ,. imnol hum btloiiglug
to I,. T. H irm ami DeliHlua north ol the point ol
liitur eeiiiiii ul tin, honuilnrr Hue nl 'he A. a
-lone iloiiallon I . I eiuim. wlih '11 In 411 iliumi.,.
at 4 HI Chain ir-mi Die imrlh enrtmr ol amd
claim, ami riiuiiliu tn nice 011 llir.tr. we-tuue
north CI chain I lug.. ut brow 01 hli tliooca
we.l brow ol hil; dig, 1 . wu-t
2.-i cha iia lo .takii; 1 l.niiio auth lia dug. Hi)
nun. ue.t IJiUchatiin to atake ou a niiily road;
Ihoiico with mild rou l .ouiu 211 .leg. ea.l 21 IM
ciialua tu beginning, couta nli.g Iu all 4li.l.lal
acrat, more or lo., all In Claokamna ouuuly,
Oregon.
bated tin. 12th dny nl June, A. I lcM
ut , . K. C. MAlJlioCK,
harlTofClaclianiaCo.,htaieul Oregon.
Hy N. SI. MoopY, U putv. 8-21:7-19
HIIKKIKK'H SALE.
In iheC rm.lt Court of tha state ol Oregon, for
tne County of C iick nina
Joncph Hedge., pl-i I ri 1 1 ll. . William Welnd
Dirothea YlViz, doiendanU.
Htaleol Oregon, C uiiiiy ol Clai'kamaa, a,
NOTIi U IH HKHKHY OIVK.N THAT 1IY
Virtue n. an one. . ill, in 1 nrdor ol anle In-
lied out uf Iheclrcuit euuri 0! Hie rum ol Ore
gon for the C "inly of c lu.kniim., b ar, ng data
th 1 l'Jili day ol J mm, H-fti. In a milt wh-ireln Jo-
nun ne.igi"! i. piniiHiti, an l Wl nam Hemiand
Unr. thca Weigareileluiidiuitn, 110 uniting me,
In Ih - Hume 01 the Mtiiiu nl Oregon, lli ituut of
the real eatate liuroniier doncrihi.il, 10 rciillm a
llll II 10 -allaiy I he iKiimii.I. ol a,a do- 1 '
're, lo-wit: :hj .o nil I the nirthur aum ol . ,
I'Oulloruey a He, and tue lurther aum ol lit) i
iMa, loguthir with Interu-t uu the aiiine .luce ft
D oouilior 1-t, im, at 10 p -r cum, pur annum, i
u a.au me cimm ui ami iittomllng Una ,ile.
Now, thcroforc, In ohe Hence to audi decree, I
did, duly levy upon, end will, 011 Mitiirdny,
th" 2ilth dnv 01 Ju.y, iM'jfj, at the Unttr nf 2 o'clnck
I. M. of anld dny, nt ihu "out door ol the court
bonne in anld county of Clnckiiuui., mlor Inr aale
at puhlio am tlon, a id noil tn the hlirheat and
ben hl ldur, forca.h Iu li iml, all o. 1I11 right,
title and lntoroiit llu amd iloiuudnula on tho
1-t day of Li jcunlwr, 1SU2, hud In 11 ml to Ilm lul
lowing iienorlbed real nion,rty, to wit: rue W.
of N. K. i and K. 'i ui N. IV. , ol aet-tlon 2,
luwniinip 4 a II. .1 K. m Wll.auioUe inernllaa In
C ai knliina county, Oremiii.
IJnted tin. lu.h UHy ( Juno, A. n. Ml-,.
., ,,. . , K. c MAIiOoCK,
bhurlirol Cliickiimaa Co., btnle ol uregun.
uy N. 11. Mooor, Iioputy. tt-21:7-l
Sisemiiaii's sooiiliiij Powflers.
For Cbildrtn Cutting their Teeth.
IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
f tfgvf ftutrlih Hnt. prtutnt flit, Commlihnt. ant
prtfrv a Aaaflfty itati of (at cimuitutlon
. . . during tht ptrlod of Utthlnq.