Oregon City enterprise., July 26, 1895, Image 8

About wall papers
THE NEWEST AND PRETTIEST PAY.
. TERNS FOR THE NURSERY.
oraa Khow Kate (irwuawajr 1'lgure and
laainty Flower Denlgna Nuraery Lr la
Depleted, and the Uruwnltw In Their
CorulctU l)rAa Are to Appear.
Uivou four blank walls and n baro
8wr t train-form into a combination
f layprouud, schoolroom und nursery,
the task was not an oasy 0110 whou all
dopeinlctl on oue's own tasto and energy
to properly fit out the apartment where
a Kfi:sK!:r fiiikze.
o much of tho lifo of a child is spent
and where so many seeds are sown that
bear prolific fruit in duo season. 2ov
however, thanks to the enterprise of the
bonso decorator, the fittiux out of a nurs
ery is easily accomplished. Tho very
rich, of course, may go to a swell decora
tor to give him carte blanche to decorate
the children's apartment, but in most
homos the potent question of expenses
most be considered. For these homes
where nurseries are needed, but where
frescoed walls and expensive pictures
aro out of the question, the wall paper
manufacturers have come to the fore.
As related in the New York Ilerald, the
modern nursery wall papers are artistic
in drawing and color, educational and
fascinating even to older eyes than they
were intended for. The cost is so cheap
and the varieties so great that there ex
fats hardly any excuse for a bare walled
nursery.
A very pretty design is the one called
the "pussy willow" and is designed
for a nursery where children of varying
age are destined to spend much of their
tiuia The larger pattern relieves that
tiresome repetition of figures that grows
monotonous even to childish percep
tions. In an np town house where this
furnishes the wall covering it has been
varnished and ro-lsta the impulse of lit-
tlo. finger nails to pull ai.d tear iu i
spirit of curiosity to discover what lie.
hidden beneath and at the same time
gives a surface from which dust and
dirty thumb marks may be readily
sponged. It costs a little extra to var
nish, but in the wear of the paper, in
cloanli'iess and healthfulness the added
expense is more than repaid. Pastoral
KCnes are favorite designs for nursery
Wall papers. The patterns in large do
signs show a house with men and wom
en, children and animals grouped in
HAMMOCK DESIGN TOR WALL PAPER.
natural and pleasant poses, going
through the daily routine of farm lifa
These pictures possess an almost endless
fascination for children, and they never
weary of studying the trees, flowers and
figures.
Dainty Kate Greenaway Sprees,
dressed in harmonious gowns and grace
ful in attitude, are figured in large pat
terns to teach taste and color form and
are. pretty enough to decorate the walls
of au arti.-t's studio.
One firm of wall paper manufacturers
are at work on a paper for the coming
season that will depict the Brownies in
their comical dress and will carry the
juvenile mind through a series of won
dors and amusement over tho queer an
ties and grotesqne appearance of these
world famous fairies. Then the volumes
of nursery lore that are depicted in
really excellent effects in wall papers
are. almost endless. This branch of the
wall paper trade has become an indus
try that is on tho increase, and that
same spirit of rivalry that stirs the
manufacturer and designer in the mak
ing of suitable drawing room decora
tions has at last awakened them to the
fact that a house has but one drawing
room, and if it has a nursery the latter
is frequently as large as tho former.
Contnuie lor Bicycling-.
Women disagree as to the correct cos
tume for bicycling. Iu this country the
bloomers have been indorsed by the
Tailors' association, and, according to
Tho 'Hun, the big dry goods shops in
New York now advertise the bloomers
for Sttlp; but, according to reports, there
ia not much demand for them. The ma
jority of women seem to favor wearing
a skirt which reaches to their ankles,
and fjeneath that they wear long gai
ters. , Iu other respects their gowns are
modish and in the general line of fash
ion. '
VeruiifK-lll Pudding.
Break up and put Into a stewpan
two-thirds teaonp of Vermicelli, cover
with boiling water, add a pinch of salt
and boi until tender; then add a quart
of swoet milk, a piece of butter, sugar
to suit, 8 well beaten eggs and flavoring-
Bake in oven.
PIANOFORTE PkAYINQ.
It) Sweeping Klantlo Touch How and
When to Correct Mlalake.
There aro two extreme type of hand
possessed by those who aspire to play
the piano lirst, hands stubborn, close
veblod, chubby; second, hands loose
jointed, dangling, flaccid. It is not al
ways au advantage to havo the hands
exceedingly loose. Between those two
extremes tVro are a hundred intermedi
ate grades. A writer iiiTho Etude says:
What we learn to do in playing the
piano is to produoo attitudes, measure
ments and motions and in the highly
com; !ex automatic power which we de
velop it is imperative to offset contrast
ed exercises against each other. Thus I
think it - usually advisable to learn tho
fweoping clastic touch at tho same
time ns tho quiet hammer touch.
In reply to the query, "Is it best to
correct immediately when a mistake Is
made?" the same authority replies:
That depends upon tho importance of
the mistake. If it comes from cureless,
tiess, hy all means stop, and if necessary
10 times or 100 times, and do not allow
the pupil to go one notch beyond that
tone till it can bo done correctly, for
nearly all tho mistakes that even great
people make arise from insufficient at
tention to that particular point. I have
known uiany a pianist who blundered
at easy places, but played tho difficult
passages with faultless precision, sim
ply because the mental illumination
which produced the musical photograph
had not been equally distributed. Fight
the mistake as the butter maker fights
whey (brain it, squeeze it, draw it out
in every way and give us a pure golden
color. Now, on the other hand, it may
chance that your pupil is constitutional
ly nervous and excitablo; that tho nerves
p.re not strong enough to carry the shock
of electricity which the mind sends out,
and consequently the hands tremble,
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uiiu tuu lingers uy iuw uie iieiguiHiruooa
or tiie keys, but are nearly always a
little awry.
In that case you will generally ag
gravate the trouble by causing the pu
pil to be too self critical. If there is a
disposition to be overcouscions and over-
iu a regular wild English, or, still bet
ter, wild Irish, steeplechase. Jump five
barred fences, leap ditches, tear the
way through thorny hedges anything i
and everything over stony ground, i
over field and fell and heather blooui,
anyuung to arrive at :ne point designed,
Such a pupil would be greatly benefited
by frequent drill in tho way of rough,
jagged playing. . i
A Novelty In Needlework.
Among novelties in needlework which
take the place of tho familiar dotted
daisy work are designs stamped with
five rayed stars. By a few skillful
6titches these stars are converted into
miniature ivy leaves, which dot the
cloth. A white liuen tea cover scattered
with these leaves and finished with a
four iuch hem stitched border in pale
green is exceedingly effective. So also
are the blue patterns where the cloth is
scattered with palest blue cornflowers,
mere dreamlike suggestions of tho Ger
man flower, and then bordered with a
four inch border of pale blue linen.
This border may be put on the cloth
with a heavy insertion of linen lace or
simply with stitches resembling drawn
work.
A Pretty Onterplee.
One of the prettiest of centerpieces
for embroidery is tho rose pattern de
scribed by M'xlcrn PriKcilla:
This piece woultl be handsome worked
with twisted embroidery silk on heavy
HOSE CKNTKIM'IKCE.
lined damask in whito or any of tho
rose colors in the palest shades. Tho
petals should be edged with long and
short buttonhole stitch and tho veins
outlined. The recurved edges should be
worked solidly.
Ilerry Tartu.
Berry tarts aro made by lining small
patty pans with rich crust and filling
with raspberries, blackls.rries or whor
tleberries. Heap up high in the center;
spriuklo freely with powdered sugar;
wet the edges of the paste with ice wa
ter; lay on a thin crust of ligi, puff
paste; press the edges together, and
with a sharp knife trim olf evenly;
press around tho baso of tho fruit about
a fourth of au inch from the edgo of the
pan, so as to push the fruit up in a cone
in the center, when tho juice will run
around the groove formed by pressing.
Brush the crust of each tart over with
ice water and bake in a quick oven.
Strengthening Piute board Boxea.
Everybody uses pasteboard boxes, and
every one has been annoyed by their
coming to pieces and spilling the con
tents at inopportune times. To prevent
this, paste strips of cotton cloth over
the corners and then cover the whole
with glazed chintz inside and tie with
colored ribbon or tapo.
Kanphei-1-y Water Ice.
To make raspberry water ice mix a
quart of black raspberry juice, a pint of
ice water and a lar;;o cupful of sugar
together; add the juice of a liinou;
pour in a freezer ami fr.'-czj. Beat tho
whites of 8 eggs with 2 ounces of pow
dered sugar; stir in the ice and mix un
til perfectly smooth. K'-tnuve thedalier
and set aside to mellow.
THIS SEASON'S FASHIONS.
Many Style to Neleet r'runi and Nu Hlglil
HuIm to Follow,
Never within the memory of tho old
rest inhabitant have there Ixtm us many
Stylo to choose from. Fat women, thin
women, short women ti.id tali women,
one and all, have been able to wear the
uiino style of gown and look well in it
limply because there have lnen no rigid
rules to Ihi followed, explains a writer
in tho New York 1 In aid, who savs:
Where sleeve high on the shoulder have
(liven the breadth neecssury to some
Mender figure, a correspondingly stout
llgiiro has been made to look quite sleit
iler in the same style of sleeve, put in
the urmlmlo ilkTorriitly, giving a droop
lug appearance and the perpendicular
line which always reduces avoirdupois.
Bkirts, of course, lmvo had to lie very
wide around the bottom, but have been
equally iu stylo fitted over the liijw or
allowed to havo a little fullness. Trim
mings have been permitted to run diag
onally or horizontally, as best suited to
every one, and short or long jackets
have been equally in favor. Tho con
sequence is tho generality of women
have looked much better clothed than
for many a day.
Muslins, organdies, percales, batistes
and all sorts of wash materials are the
rage this season. Tho same old fash-
this si-miikk's girl
ioned rmtterns of Liu iio.vis have come
back, and tho dainty h:::id embroideied
muslins are just as precious as they ever
were. The muslin gowns wo prettiest
when niado with little ruffles edged
with lace or with scallojied flounces
! edged with the lace. Dotted muslins are
pretty with puffs and shirrs, through
which ribbou can be run.
Silks are exceedingly cheap this sea
son. They are hardly more expensive
. than tho best grado of ginghams and
chambrays. Of course there is every
kind and every price, but very pretty
ones are to be had for very little money,
and in summer moro expensive silks are
not such a nocessity as iu winter, for they
are really much warmer and more cum
bersome. Surahs are not much worn,
the india silks and the taffetas and the
chine varieties being more the favor
ites. The old fashioned patterns and
even the old fashioned silks themselves
are the most stylish, and very quaint
and odd are somo of tho designs. Thesx
silks aro trimmed with lace, satin anil
velvet ribbon and aro made in every
conceivable design. Somo fancy having
the waist of different material from the
skirt
Crarki-r I'mltllng
A delicious pudding can bo made
with crackers. Butter a two quart basin.
Cover tho bottom of tho basin with slices
of tart apple sprinkled with sugar. To
this add a layer of broken crackers with
pieces of butter. Alternate the layers of
apple and cracker until tho basin is
filled. Bake 25 minutes or until the ap
ple is thoroughly cooked Serve warm,
with a pudding sauce flavored with
lemon.
Yachting Jncknt,
A trig jacket designed for boat wear,
but equally suitable on shore at seaside
resorts, is fashioned in thin cloth of
blue shade and uniquely arranged with
deep cape collar, forming battlements
over tho shoulders and finishing in long
rovers in tho front, theso being faced
with whito cloth richly embroidered in
navy and gold mixod cords. The tum-
A If EAT YACHTING JACKET.
over collar, full front and waist belt are
of white moire nacre, this also being
used for the miterod corner of tho coat,
which are studded with plain gilt but
tons. A gilt anchor forms the clasp for
the waist belt. For ladies who may not
approve of the battlemeuted collar a
square one of sailor shapo or a round
one can be used instead, and in either
case the embroidery of blue and gold
would still be suitable. Tho hat de
signed for this coat is of burnt straw
in a coarse plait and trimmed with white
moire ribbons.
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NOI'lt'R or AlMQNMKNr.
NOTICK IS ItKHKllY UIYKN, 1 II AT HAM
(unit Urea uoi'MrtiiNtntilit, coinpiMivl of
(it) '. A. IImiiiI.Ioii mit K. U. II million, ami (I n.
A. II" I i. mi nml K. 0. II million Imllvl'liml y.
Ii..v all H..lkn..l i.i n,. tiuiliirilituixl lor tint
0 mull nt I inrtr rvlUiir". Saul a nuiii
I. in w o hI iik ,n tho oin iill I'miit of tlm Kali)
Hi Or ami . r tllai'kiunna fumy, nml all oc Ul
timo, until tiuu aiu unri'liv uniltluil In inai'iil
tholr rlniti 'it-iln-l nhl ivron., nmii'r oath, to
mi- i mv eltU-a la Dnin ii Coy, Ori'iimi, within
ih roe hi oi it tin Irom ittiidiiv.
Ililn.l J una V, I sun
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I' It. 1VK. All'l (in A..IKH11. jlt-J.' S i
Blank note, receipt and order books
at the Kn i kki'iiisk olllee
Wedding slutionerYi the latest styles
nml finest assortment ever lirouglit to
Oregon (,'ity at the ENrKiirinsK olllee.
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, ami
nil olhei blanks nt the Iai kiti iusn of
fice, 1'ortUiid prices.
'For Charity Suffcrclh Lortjj."
Mt. Laura C. Phoanlt. nilvaukM, WU.
"Jlatnm a llcHeiolent JfvwMi
and knowing the good l'r. llllej' Nervtno
bus dune mo, my wink to help oilier, over
couiua my dbdlke tor tho puhllclijr, this
li t.er muy t,-to me. In Nur. and loc., lsui
Ttin inmuttea had tha "LaUrlppr,"
and I wasona of the flmu Riiuiiiiii duty
hx koou, vita tho euro of ao luulijr ilelc, I
did not regain riy health, and in a inonlh
J bream th-htUlatrd mnd tteriiH4
tmrn mertiirnnm and the dritfia niaua on
my rlialuy. that It wiui a iinndlon If 1 could
o on. A doar frlrnd ad viand mo to Wjr
ir. Jlilr' Hrmturatirm Arrrlue,
I uaik i oiii'.ie. ana ktu uujipy to any, I am
n tH'Tti r health inun tror. I ttlll continue
it orrational mmr, aa m Hrrrr food.
a n.T aorii la very trying, A loiter ad
dressed lo Miiwatittcu, Wui., will rtiack me.''
June &. 1HW. Mhs. Lai'iiA 0. I'lioisu
Dr. MIW Nervine la anld on a pnaltlva
guaranuti that the II ml lantle will U'lieUu
All druirirlKW aril It at II. o bottle for (A, ot
II will bo (K in. prepaid, on roeeipi of prn a
hy Ihe L'r. MUua Modlcal Co., tikhart, iud.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Restores Health
Mexican
Mustang
Liniment
for
Burns,
Caked & Inflamed Udde.-.
Piles,
Rheumatic Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
Inflammations,
Stiff joints,
Harness & SadiiJe Sore.,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Scalds,
Blisters,
Insect Bites,
All Cattle Ailments,
All Horse Ailments,
AH Sheep Ailments,
Penetrates muscle,
Membrane and Tissue
Quickly to the Very
Seat of Pain and
Ousts it in a Jii vy.
Rub In Vigorously.
Mustang; Liniment conqucra
Pain,
Makes Han or Beast well
ajaln.
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HIIKIUKK'S HAI R.
Iu Ilia Circuit Cimrl nt tlm Bute ol Oregon, tor
l ho Untllily nl Clackamas
i. P. buy, iinliiilft. . Ilnlllimtjr Km In, Maria
Kuril, and (I, ", llcvur, iluluml itntn.
Hlntn ul Oregon, County of Clnekaiuaa, an.
MOD K 18 HKHKIIY (ilVKN, IIIAI' II Y
vlr uo u( an imrcullon ami iinlor of aln
laaltcil out ot I hn nl roll It court ul UliiHtnlli lit Ore-
roll lor Urn I'ouuly ol 0 ai liainiia, bearing- dali)
lie bill day "I July, IMI1, hi a till Imiu'U J. I'.
t,"V I, .1 1. 1 ii 1 1 (1 , Him ililuianer Kiel. Maria
Kuril and 0. V, lljvur am Uutaiiui,
ooiiiiiiniiiltittf nu, In Hit uamu ol tin si !
o (Ui'UiUi, lli u oui ul the real i liile lieri'lunller
leiurilHi.l, to reiil'D a aunt aullU'leut In mdi v
III- lleuillllil ol lli ilieree, til nit, 1 Ill,
and the t othar aitui of ll.tto II, anil ilie lurt ier
ii 10 01 fill.' i co la. iiit, u r with internal u l lie
aiima aloee imlil ilie;eu Hm etlteteil at S wr
i"ul, 'r aiiuuni, and alo Urn oo-la ol and at
li'ieliuu till. .ill,-.
Now. the return, In otttdlc tiro In aurii ileeree. t
did duly lei v iil'i'ti, and III, on SiiIiimIiii , Ilia
lot h day ul Amku I, Im at the hour ot I o'eloi k
I'. M ul ald day, at tlm Inutl dimr ol I he noun
hiiinic In anld cniiuty u. t'l .i r..iihi., oiler (or
nle nl imlilic auclliui, and aell lo (he hlulie.l
and liet hlililer lor i imn In liatut, all ol llin
rutlil.tlile nml lulerenl llieaalil ileletulnnt on ilia
lidlila) ol r , ui uarv, tsll , liail ir li nave In nnd
til .lie Ul lli II lint ltd 0 1 1 -til re it i'il;ert y, lo-wl' :
I'laiui Nu lis, ti'inu pnrta ot aeelioi I, .' II ami
liiu 1 -I koiit.i in taiiue H ana', ut l,, ami
none nrif uUrly ileverlh i ua loliow. to wit.
Oi'uona I'ltiw "I l imit In ehalm and t link,
nor h tit the aiiulheaul rnrttur nl ntd M'tition J,
ami r uuul ir Uienee ra-t 1H elialna, llivtit'ehoutii
iVi eh-itit; llienee we.l M A riialu; Ibene north
Ml elialtu: nml tliuiu w e.i It) ,'halna lo the iinea
o. Iiemmil i(. ei 1 1 tail ii i , at :.' n r", .ituaUl III
IU.. in . . t i'l Clne.aiua-, .tut nil I 'reeoii.
Puled 1 1 I a U'lU day ul Jnlv, A. I C-'JV
K. C. M.Mil'iK K,
Sherlirol t'laekainiia enmity, Suio ul linn, in.
ilv N. M lioeut. I'eiinlv. ;t.';t V
NOIICK (r AirolTUKNTUK KXKl t'Tltlx"
VTOTH'R Is IIKHKIIY lilVKN, THAT TIIK
nil'ler. it'll, tl liaa b ull i.u.lil. .1 lo III
I mity limit ol I'Uekainaa eminly, imnniilji
ot tlm luai wl l ami leUuieul ol J..r,ili II m, lie
eean'il. All peruma havitiii eiaona auainat ihi
I'.tulg o ,1a ii b H -aa, deeeu-i'd, a' liuruiur inn..
tied lo iiu.ent ilia .aiiia duly re IU m I ir ay
iu. nt lo Hid it .ileraiiueil, or at llio mil ol dm
Il-owuell, Or, ami ( Or, ami, nll.ilnili
tnmithi Inue uaio. sol'IIIA IU) S, K, eulrix.
Inn C llriiwnml, All y lor Kiaoulr
Ju.y IS luift. ;.-j s-g
. NOIICK OrHNAl, HK ITI.KM KN f,
In the County (' mrl of tlm Stale ol Oregon lor
t'ltuviluiy nl ( ui'lauiai.
In tho mailer of tha Ktlal of William Vltaal.
Iltvlor, deeeaaeil.
To Whom II May Cotiearn:
"OTICK IS IIKHKIIY (IIVKS, THAT TIIK
ll unilur.'gueit, , duiltiiaira.or of the eat e
01 William Vleaeltueler, deeeaaed, haa tiled loa
Anal report and aeiount aa aiieb ailuiliilitralnr
Iu the ( ottuly C utrl ol C aeaamaa rmimy, aiala
of thuiton, ami that rriilay, Aiiifuat Htn, Iia'i at
Klo vioea, A. M. iy laid t '"luiiy Court haa own
fix d ana aiu oloie I the Hum and nlaoj lor ilia
nattlgtilwut ol aald lliial rolNirl au.l Mi.ouul ami
tho lieai Inic ami dularuilliiuv of auv nd all oh
Jaelloua tlieretii. J. p III 1 1 Kit, Adin'r
"I the Kalal ot ft in. Vie.aiiueler, dite'd.
July 1.', ln
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AITolN I MKN T or APMlNlslKAIOIti ""
In the I'miniy t'otirl nl the stala ol Oreguu, lor
the (.'. il'itr of Ulai k iniai.
la the maiurof the K.laieol II. H Chaae, de
eva.iil. "VOlK K H IIKHKHV .VKS, THAT TIIK
ll' iler-lgni'il tiara been ailuli lr loa
Cnituiv t'.iilrl .0 t:iai-kaiiiai rouulr. -Ule in (lru
nil, a Iliitul'Oaliira of theea a'aof II II ha-a,
he ad. All p r una banlmt plain a annum
aid it, t of II. K I'haae, il eaa.ed, are tirnhr
unt llad in r, iunt (da aame du y i rtilad lor
payment lo tha ui ieraiirud ai sandy, riaeia
ui ooumy, Oreton, n- at Vie oDi-eoi tito. C.
ll ownui!, Or.gnu C ty, Oregiw, withiu an
uionl'ia I rum tbinlale.
KI.IZAHKTII CIIASK.
I II A 1(1 KS a. ( HA K.
Adm ra of the Ka'ala ul II. II. C naae. ee d.
Jiliy 11, l"'A 7-U' S-K
Uao. C Brnwnell Alt'y lor A'lm n-trnl r..
bl'MMoNS.
In th Clreuli Cinirl of the HIiof Oregon, lor
th i oil ii t jr of t'lai kililaa,
J. L llarlra.n, a, r e.lrar nt th Norlhweat
IJiti and T iki Cmnpaiiy, platullil, va. K. U,
llrooka ami Km in a llrooki, UefaiidaiiU.
To E. II. Dnxika and Kmiua tlrook., tho abov
uauivd delendanta:
TS TIIK NAM K OK TIIE 8IATK or OIIKCON,
yo i and ,,cu ol you ar haraur remiirail to
appear and auawor the miniilnliit flle l a. alu.l
y. in In ihe alxie t ititled court and e oimi by
ino nrai ii iy u. ill lie X '. larm ol tllla oollrl lot'
luwing tlleop rallou of Illa.U Wreka pillillra
tlon ol tiila aiiininoua, aa pruvlilwd I. r In tti
order ol pntilir illmi, lo-w I. t) i -r Iwlnr Mull
day, the till itar ol Nov niher, 1-eli; am) If yml
fall to npp ar or an.wer her In, lor waul ihsreoi
the platniirT will app y to the emiri hr I . re
lief i.rr.. ii, r in the rmuplnli t Hint herein,
lo wlt : That aaiil nUlutirT have and reenvar of
an I Inun a,i, K. I), llroi.ka nml Kinina HrMika
Hie nun ot f triTS with lutere.t li. union at th
rnle o! eiuhi pur eeiiL r an mini Irom the dale
or the flimi oi t e couiplatut Iu liiia eau, to.
wll, Juno l IKW, together with Hi iw.t- and
dlaliiiiinu la in tint anil, ami lot a doer
lore iialtw th, mortgaitn daaerllied In anld com
plaint an I Unit ilia ii:nrli ae proiriy laaurilmd
Iu aald eoniplalni, In wll, an iiudlvlilu.l II va-
ixlha lutere.i Iu and In tlm nurtln a-tiiiarter i.f
lot on In 1 1 irk lour In th lown of Mar... fluid In
aid ei km ta county, Or gun, aa platud hy
Win. T, M .11 ft, ann anhowu or plat i harm ( ru
corded In laid enmity, ha i.ilil to aatla y the
alxiv olalin, that Hi aald doletidan.a and all
peranna claiming by, thrnuith, nr liu Ier Ihoin
iihai'iiinni to th execution nt anld mortgage Ihi
barred ol all right In nml to aald pMpi'ttr an I
th whole Ihoreol, exeept of thu '.ilut ,ry rlaht
of redeiniitloti. and that plalutllf have "lirh
lurther and other relief a klia.l aeetu lint and
c0 n nhle.
Ihi- auminona la t uhlUhel hy order of the
II m. T. A. Meltrlile. Ju lite ol th almm entitle. I
emiri, mad and entero I on the l.'itli day ul
June, IH'A
I'axTOV, 8xHa, IUai ii A Simon,
AUorniiya tor I'.ni o U IT
610 C lambnr ol Commurre, I'ortlaud, Oreirnn.
Il-.'KIS-B
NOT1CK
OK AITOINTMKNT.
TOTICK H IIKHKIIY (ilVKN THAT TIIK
1 1 llliderrlirneit haa hen appi Inti; I hv tlm
County Court nf Cl inoiinna Cniinly, Oregon, ml-
mlulalnitor ol tha itnt nf I.ncr A. Smith
ilei'Onaeil. A i wruna having elnlina a.-nln-t
anld ort ito, are hereby uiitlfluil lo present the
anmo, with propir vouchera, within alx nioulha
Irom th'i date "I II. la nut.ro, to the ttudoraiguud
at Neody, Claekarnaa cotiuly, Oregon.
Krxd .T Smith,
A'lmlnlitratorof th Katalo ol I. my A Smith,
llerea-en.
Ilate.l June 24, IWV fi 2S:7.20
HIIKUIKfS RAI.IC.
Iu Ih Circuit Court ol the Stato of Oregon for
the County of Washington.
Julia E, Onudlo, pliilnllfT, v,. Tliumai A. Ooudla
deleuilnut.
-tnte of Oregon, County of Clneknmai, a.
VToriCK M IIKHKIIY GIVKN THAT II Y
vlriuo nf nn execution nnd nnler nl en e la-
uuil out of III, nlretilt court of the Htnto of Ore
iruu for the County ol WnnhliiKloii, Injuring ilnle
the lth iliiy nf June. ltTi, In it am t wherein Jul In
K. Ooudle ia plnlutilT, and Thoinait A. Ouiullu
N dufetiileut, t'oiiiiuaudlug me, In the nnin nf
th Slate of Orognn, Hint out of the r.uil catnte
hcreltmltor d'jac ribed, to rcalln j a auin aulllniutit
toanllnly the dumntida ol an d ileerue. lo-wll
'2 hi), ana tho lurlliar atim of fii7.no coata, lo
autiier w.th lutoroaton thu mine aiuou July .'li,
lhii:l, at eight per cent par annum! and alio (no
coili of and nltonilliur this aalo.
Now, therefore, In obedience toanoh decree, I
did, on tho 2ltb dny of June, lSDuduly levy upon,
and will, on Snttirilav, the 27th dny of July, l.i.i.ri,
at tha honrof onco'olork, P, M. of ani l dny. nt
the Irout door of th court houae 111 Clnckamna
county, nff r for inle at puhllo miction, and aell
to the hlghoai an I be.t bidder, for caah In hand
II the right, tltlo and liilerit the anld deleiid
ant, Thoma. A. Ooudle, baa In and to the foi
l'.wltig doacrl tied real property, to-wit: All of lota
1, 2 and 3 In block of the County Addition lo
th City oi Oregon City, In the County ol Clnck
nina., Hlate ol Oregon, accorillug to the pint ol
aid addition now on Ale in the reoordet'a oflloe
at Oregon City, Oroguti,
Dated thl 24th dny of Juno, A. T). W)
K, C. M AUIiOCK,
Bharlff nf Clnokama Co., Htatvoi Oreiron.
By N. M. Moody, Ihjputy. fl-2S:7-2
S. DRAKE,
DENTIST.
Nltroui Oxide gag for the palnlem extraction
of teeth.
All work warranted and prlcei reasonable.
Roonm It, i and fi, otithweitt corner Third and
Morlson streets, Cambr.dire Building,
Cortland, Oregon.
NOIICK Of SAl.K Or HKAI. KiTAIR.
IillhatV'iiniyCinf'ol llisiala ol Ornnn lor
Ill ljuuuly ol t'lankauiai.
In the mailer ul the Katale ol Jnltli
t, Uiilim,
iliivauil,
Vs
nukii At'iiioiiii v or an oitiiKii or
me, u ran in I hv llie (iniiity : -uri m in
.t.iieof Ore iini, tor the nniiuly ot I'lm k hum.
dated J il y M, IK in, I will aallai ml vim aia the
lollooliiit iluaer lied r a eaml! TUu N ul the
N. K f auiulon III, I. 'J H IL II K. . .u., eotf
I num. sil aerea in u or un ; a a , lot No, J, aen.
10, i. 'J a. II, 'J K. W, M., in. in. pirllou any da
anrlliud aa follow : hi'itluullii at Hie iinrler aan
I on mrner li.'twi'itu a e luu H 'iml II . 'I II. 'i
K. : run nlm Iheiu u aoutu IU 7 ii'ialn- lo I liu I IS
auellou line: tlielieu Weal Q ehattia tolliuaiiat
Imtinilnry ol I No I', I, I' ol S, I. t' il.il ami
wi a; liietu e iiorlii on ani l ea t h'tunil.ny 7.4'l
eha.lia to thu iiortii-aiiat enriier ol na to; tiii'tii'tf
wa-t mi unrllt II ta in i'I it ni I e in n . 1 1 t hi I -1 rt
am th in line; llielirn N. IJ ehuli.a In the line
li.ilweuu aei'liii... II ami III; Oieiieu K. '.aielialoa to
lh puim ol b 1. 1 ii u 1 1 1 u , Diiutiilul .a i i,'J aetaa,
inoru or tea.
I ho .a u will l.o ma lo front and alter Anul
SI, li'.ki, ami hula will he r.'i' iv.il lor neli tar
eel lo the uimt'ialuuii'l nl ll irumliv, t! am. nun
enillily, Oii'K'Ul, o. nl the ultl.'O ol lie . (., II lit
tio.l, ll.t ii'i'i l ltv, Itreunli lenoa ,'f anln, uaill
In lull. I, ll'il I enlll ol Hie t'ul'e 1 -tat la,
liateil till. 1 1 I o' Julv, lim.
I'l.l.t Col, IIS, A.l'ii'li'.t'alill
7 1 H .') of lh ..Ulo .( J m i II. I i. a- Ii, .lei' ,1.
NuTlf'K OK KINAI. shTli.KMKNI'.
Ill Ihe Ciiuiily I' mrl ul Ih'i Htaie of (Ir.-umi, for
the County ol t'lai katnna.
Ill Ilia uintturof Ilia ea. ate nl VVIIIImn Q. I, Hum,
Ueu aai-il.
To Whom It May I'mirnrn:
TOTIt'K IS IIKHKIIY (ilVKN 1 II AT Til K
uuiler..aii.l a i iu. n lat t l.ir of III i e.talu of
W .lllalil IJ. I. u a., d,'ea-a,, haa I1U I lii. filial
aeeoiiut 'ilnl relio.t a- aurii a.llululatlMlnr, in the
eoutily tuiiirt ni Hie stale ol OreMoo tin Ciaeka
111 emnili. Ill tint Mull. I V. Ill') M'ldaV of
AllUl, liill, at Ilia Hour "I lim e a A M . at tha
eniinly eourt li.iu.e, ha Ihioii Died and nptiotui.
il na the Unto and plaea In- Hie am tli'inwiit uf
aald rtual report and aeenuul and tli i hairleg
and ilaieriulualuiu ol any mi l a I ni.jeeiii ui
lllarol i. Wtll.KiiAMI MADMAN,
A.linr, i t naiale'f "l.aiu
7-n S-l g. I.ui'aa, ilai ea.ed.
AKMlM.vritAIOHH No ll K. "
X"0TH;K ! IIKHKIIY (IlVKN. I It A I' TIIK
tin , ei I Ite.l haa been '..ui ap
llio tl lliuahle linrdo , h. ilyea, J i
aiviilulml by
I III
C i.i.itv c i irl ! Claekaniaa otitity, Oretfmi, ex
ri'iilrUnf In e.lat ol J, M sliaur, d. iaud,
Allperaona havl'ic r alma aeaui-l .a.d eatat
ar i ii'itilled In pruaent Ih anei, iritiH,rlv varl
lied, wlih vmiol.ora, In ma at KagleCreak t'laek
antaa eoiiuly, Oru.nii, mI'IiIii -.i mooiii. Innu
liu. iliia ADAI.ISKI) sl.lKMI,
Kxe 'iil ll ol Ihe K.iaia ul J. M. Ue , Oam d,
lated July H, mm.
1-I-.S-I
AHMIMil HATOH'H ;N01 K K.
VToriCK IS H K II It K H V (IlVKN, 1 HA f TIIK
nml ralue I ha. been d,oy apt u.ute 1 by
ll.iu. (I. K. Hare. Judai' of t e rotii. I r court ol
Ilia alai of iireaou . r t'.aeaamaa uiinlv, ad
nouiatrator ol In a:at ol C. H. HaW -.luai d.
laiaaoil. All lieraoua hatrlug elal i. atfell! t aid
eaiat ar reititr l lo pr ami the aa-ne, pro(Mir.y
rerifle I, to me at my ill a u Mini aire, I, lii
Oig m Cite, Or 'kiui, wiui n . x mn i'ii innu
III dal ol t ,a uolln. I ll in K. UYAN,
A on r nl I le e.i la ill . II Hawaii., I el.
Ialed at iltg.iu Illy Hilt ill day t. Joy
7- '. - U
ADMINIhTKAIOK'S NO I K
t IIKHKIIY (ilVK NO I UK or MY AI'I'OINT
ill ml a- a. mil ual a or ul the - 1 1 e ol Th a.
II. orrv.tvr. ili.i-aaetl, tale ol C ai kamaa eoiiu.
Iy. Oregon. All per on bavin l e . in. aaalmt
aai i eatata will pr.e,. them In me ,,uy varl
llnlal the . file if Vi. c. Jih. tun, ,wyr, In
Or on City, Oregon, win. In at unmlh. irum
Hi dat oi Ih! no lee, ih aani" art not be
a low i. H r. rulUKHTKil, AdnVr.
hated July IP, IW.'i. 7-. a in
The New Way East
GREAT
NORTHERN
RAILWAY---
AND .
O. R.&N.Co. Lines.
THE SHORT ROUTE.
T') HUNTS IN
Washington, Dnkotas.
Idaho. Minnesota,
Montana, And the East
-. Tlirotmh Tickets on Sale
rciucAiio,
St. Lm im,
To and From )'
rilll.AliKI.I'llIA,
New York,
k Huston.
And all jsiints in tho
United States,
Canada,
And
Europe.
The OHKAT NOHTIIEKN RAILWAY la a new
trnnaeiiiitineninl line. iinua biuret library
iibtervatlnii earn Inlnco alccplng and dining
enra, fntully lourlat alcepora ami et'iind cU.M
cont'hea.
Having a rock hallnat Irnck, Ihe OHKAT
NOHT'IKHN RAILWAY la free from dual, one
of the chief uuoynui'ci of tmiiaciuitlueuial
trnvel
Hound trip tlekela with (lop over iirlvllegeg
and choice of return roiitea,
For furiher Inforinntluii cnll upon or wrllo,
C. C. IKi.NA VAN, (ii nernl Agent,
l'fJ, Third Street.
I'. inland, Ore.
. I, W hllne;
y (l p A T. A.
rattl, Minn.
SI
y .'3?T'0-JW'wv'f. ,. - -. z. -vrrx. I'
FOR CLATSKANIZi
SloijinorG. W. Shaver,
Will leuvo Portlnnd, foot of
WiiHliinxton Street, for Clatfkanio
and way liindiiiRH, Monday, Wcd
noHilay and Friday mornings at 0
o'clock, and return to Portland
Tundn.yH,ThurHduyR and Saturdays
ThiH tho rnont direct and accessablo
route to tho Nehaleni Vally only
nino miloH from Clatukanie.
Shaver Transportation Co.
flMqq's (oottinj Powders.
For Childnn Cutting their Tteth.
IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS.
o Ftwrlth Mail, pmtnt flti, Comultlont, ng
pnutw a ktallhy itaf of tht constitution
. . , gurfne thl ptrlod 0 tttthlnq.