Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, August 02, 1895, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti i i WEAR". ELABORATE COSTUMES ARE NOT IN GOOD TASTE. alako Tlirin Simple if Vim Want Tliriu At tractive lllmiao Waiata Are Popular Yoke Waiata Are In Style New Stilt I' or IhOa. ChiMrou's factions, to it liiuitisi ex tout, of iurso,niviiioiUll(Mlpiprotlu(,tions if tlio mink's of thoir eMors, mul very trnnint, too, is tln effivt of tho lnrpj puff til xU'tnvs, widu berthas ami laeo collars on thoir dainty littlo ftVutvs. It is ono of the simjihvst tiling in dross to tmikii littlo nirU look pretty, for tlio moro tsiniplo tho rowu tho prettier they look in them. Elaborato costumes lire Oct iu good tasto. Inexpensive ging- DAtNTT lU'.EKS FOR LITTLE GIULS. hams, uinslius piques, cashmere, serges and tho soft clinging rrepons and imlia silks are the most desirable materials, but very little trimming is required. So many changes are necessary, however, that it is sometimes difficult to give their dresses variety in style and still hold to the cast iron rule of simplicity which is tho secret of their success. Numbered with other styles described in the New York Sun are blouse waists which are made long enough so that the fullness overhangs tho belt and are very popular this season, and so becoming too. . A pretty gown for a dressy one is mode of yellow crepou, with two nar row ruflles edged with yellow ribbon around the skirt. The belt, basque, rev ere, cuffs and collar are of yellow silk, and lace insertion trims tho revers. Another dainty littlo dross of white india silk hits a similar blouse effect, with a yellow crepe do chino vest and TWO NEW SUITS. - a neckband and sash of yellow satin rib- bon. Lace forms the lower sleeve, the wido collar and extends down each side of tho full vest An attractive little model for a sim ple wool gown has the same blouse effect around tho waist, and a plain pointed yoke, finished with full revers, which extend over the sleeves. Rows of : fancy wool braid of different widths ' make the trimming. Yoke waists are always in style and so pretty it is hard ly possible to go amiss in the use of this style, especially for wash dresses. Ginghams, trimmed with the new open work embroidery, are very pretty when made this way. Tho small boy is rather an attractive object in a quaint little sailor costume, which makes him appear older than he really is. The blouse may be of silk, linen or cambric, but the trousers mui-t be long, to give him the proper opinion of his own size. Covert coating in gray or drab is much nsed for two piece suits for boys. These suits consist of a little coat or jacket, worn over a shirt waist, and knee trousers. A Point For Careleaa I'lajem. Careloss players often strike octaves with tho left hand where singlo bass notes are written. These single notes are purposely written by the author to obtain a bell-like sound and a more delicate foundation tone for the harmonic super structure, and the coarser octave is out of place in such cast. Franz Liszt has a particular dislike for this habit. An other and worse practice is tho striking of other notes with an octave in the left, a handful of notes, as it were, resem bling a grant Hounehold Hint. Lemon juice und salt will remove iron rust If the drawers of your safe or bureau novo out and in with difficulty, rub oap over their edges. Use granite ware for cooking vege table and fruit In the soaking water for clothes use a little turpentine. Soak a greasy frying pan in ammonia and water. Eggs boiled in the shell two minutes, or put in cold water and brought to a boil, then eaten with crumbed soda crackers, are excellent for breakfast A box of powdered borax' should al ways bo kept on the sink shelf. A little added to the water in which dish towels are washed will help much to keep them clean and at the same time keep one's hHiids soft and smooth. Children are fond of tarts made of splitting fresh milk crackers and filling with a liberal supply of jelly. Such tarta are nice for picnio lunches. , . CrtlLlW'EX'S SUMMER FASHIONS. Hat Are targe mul llnntiela Small l'rttj tiiiwn lor Hot llaj. Nothing strikes one moro at tho pres ent time than the diversity and fantasy of the millinery of tho day. Tho hat cannot b too largo. They are crowned with waving plumes, mostly black, and ar generally in ronjtitietiou with flow ers of many hues. Tho bonnets are small and piaivd so far back that they I'st. not on l!V bead, but on tho coil ol Jluffy hair. Some, nro merely ft large bow attached to a minute headpiece, othi is with a flower drooping modestly on one siilo, and a tall loop erect on the other. Some nro dimmed iniwaytc suggest horns others that the :uvr so fond of tlowtrs that she has collected ns many as she can. A few ure in the close titling sliai, pointed iu front, With a tru parent lace butterfly or u substantial bow set up at the back of it The choice in materials is exception ally large, Mid there never was a time when more beautiful coloring or delicacy of texture could bo found. Silk, orepon, laeo and ehilTon are the ruling element of the present styles. The fancy fot bodices of a material and color in strong contrast to tho sleeves and skirt is tui old one, which continues to increase iu popularity, und lace and chilfou uro em ployed for this purpose quite as much as when the stylo was new. For traveling dresses the durable cov ert coating hits almost superseded the blue serge. This fabric is mostly seen in the light beige, tan and fawn colors, and occasionally in light green or gray ish blue. Tho useful tan shades aro not always becoming, but tho brunette who finds them unsuited to her complexion can improve them by adding a vest of A CHARMING MfSLIX GOWN. warm red basket cloth or of palo yellow pique, while a blond can choose a vest of light blue twill with white dots, line or crossbars. The coat and skirt invariably iu such gowns aro severely plain if made, in good taste. The skirt, escaping the floor all around, is uutrimnied except by stitching above a hem and is usually without lining, though occasionally lined with gay taffeta silk the color ot the vest or matching that of a shirt waist to bo worn by way of variety. Tho coat may be long or short as one fancies and eithi r single breasted or else lapped at the waist line to fasten by ono or two buttons. Tho revers and collar aro masculine in cut. A charming summer dress for a young lady is made in white muslin, with pink stripe and dot. Both lxxlico and skirt are finished with a frill of net. The bodice is made of white silk, with pink satin collar, waistband and sleeve lxiws. Tho hat is in white leghorn and is trimmed with white tips, tho brim caught up at the side of back with plaited ribbon rosette and full of whito laeo. , Tambourine Ittittle. Tho "tambourine" rattle is a recent addition to nnrsery equipments. This is a simplo bauble to make. For its foun dation you require a small wooden em broidery hoop. For this is made a cir cular cover of chamois or silk, which ever you prefer, to lie slipped over tho hoop and tightly stretched. Then tho edge is bound all around with bright ribbon, and about an inch apart tiny loops of narrow riblmn are sewed, each ono tipped with a little silver bell. This musical jingler is sure to delight its youthful owner. An Attractive Toilet. A charming toilet, depicted in the New York Herald, was made in surah delaine and trimmed with epaulets in doublo japan silk and bows and floating streamers of moire ribbon, the throat baud and waistband being in keeping. BECOMING KAT AND COW'S. The large collar is of point Venetian lace. Tho hat, of striped straw, recalls the two shades of the -s and is adorned with bunches ot and an upstanding ostrich feather. The van dyked brim is fancifully tun.ed up in front orescentwise, while at the biiie rises as a shell agi'ist the moire paling ifl TTr'i .IT TAR a' l a TWO USEFUL APPLIANCES. One rrevent flute From Hm;lii, ami the Other In m Poor iMUtener, A correspondent of Tho Ohio Farmer writes: We have a picket fence around our houso and yard, Tho front fence wan put up by carpenters, and every gat U'UlfuuUU'OU A OATH THAT SAllOKO. was a perfect botch. The braces in the gates were made to reach from ono cor ner to tho other. Not long after the ends of the gates were dragging iu the mud. I learned from a friend how to easily remedy tho trouble. Place the diagonal strip rs shown In the cut, mora lising it into the upper piece about one foot from the end. Of course the gate will sag a little, but not nearly so bad as when made tho old way. The second appliance is a barn door catch fastener. I resolved that our stable door had been smashed to pieces by tho wind for the last time, so I put my wits to work and devised the following: A is the spring, made of tough hickory, 10 Inches long, 'J inches wide and one-qiuir- ter inch thick. D is tho block, 5 inches long, 3 inches wido Hiid 3 inches thick. The two parts are attached together by I screws or staples. A mortise J inches squure is made In the weatherbonrding I close up to the edge of the door when it I is open. Tho spring A is inserted in the j mortise, and the block 11 is securely nailed to tho weatherboarding on the In j side of the building. t Whmi rh iliuir id ntiantwl nnil flit back, it strikes the slant on the spring, M M'e,'1.i Ukl" frj1 BAR POOR CATCH FASTENER. which springs back until the edge of the door passes beyond tho slant, when it springs back to its natural place ami se cures the door. Wo have had no broken doors since using this catch fastener. Choice of Egg For Setting. Novices often make mistakes in choos ing eggs for incubation which a littlo ex perience will correct. In the first place, It has been proved again and again to be Impossible to decide from tho appear ance or shape of an egg whether it will produce a male or female chicken, so an attempt to select a setting of eggs that will produce only pullets is lest not made. Again, it is utter foolishness to Imagine that a largo egg will produce a fine chickeu, or that a pullet hatched out of a large egg is bound on that account to lie a layer of large eggs. Theso and all other absurd ideas should le aban doned and common senso employed, ffhich will result in the choice of a nice setting of medium sized, sound shelled eggs of the normal Bhape, according to The Feathered World, which says: Now, when a hen is alHjut in the mid dle of her luy, the eggs are most likely to be fertilo, and the chances, too, are in favor of chickens hatched from them be ing vigorous; at the same time these eggs are of the most natural shape usu ally. And so if we select from a quan tity of eggs those which are most ordi nary in shape we shall, iu all probabil ity, have a good hatch, and all tho chicks will be strong. One other point is worth remembering. Let all tho eggs, if pos sible, be the same age. If set fresh, tiie chickens will hat':h out often in 19 days, but if the setting contains a mixed lot of eggs, some a day old, somo perhaps a week or 10 days, tho chickens will come out straggling one at a time perhaps for three days, catiaing a lot more extra trouble tbun if they hutched out to gether. Free Instruction In Agriculture. Never before have there been so many nor so carefully arranged short courses In agriculture offered by our agricultur al colleges as now. Many young men will attend these courses and bo greatly profited. Among western states sacu courses are being given during the present win ter by the agricultural colleges in Illi nois! Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minne sota, Nebraska and Wisconsin. These courses differ in details. Some are spe cially devoted to dairying, others to live stock in general, while others will give Instruction in a still wider range of sub jects. There are either no fees or such (mall ones as not to be a burden. Aside from the lectures and other clans work, those attending will have the great ad vantage of access to large agricultural libraries, museums and laboratories. One Way to Winter Cabbage. Tho following method, according to The American Agriculturist, has been practiced successfully by farmers in Mis souri: An ordinary salt barrel is secured, and after one end has been removed it is buried in the earth. The cabbage is then gathered and partly dressed, ready to be brought to the kitchen or sent to the market, and the barrel is filled. Then the top of the barrel is covered with boards, over which is spread a heap of straw or leaves. In this way it will keep excel lently until spring. The advantages of this method are that the cabbage is ac cessible at all times, whether the ground is frozen or not. and then it is, in every way, more convenient than the ordinary pit or hole iu the ground so often used. I NOI'ICR UP AS lONMKNr. NOTlCK I IIKUKHY (UVKN, l M AT II Wi ll i nil ttro. uih'Krlmnhltlit, cum mmiI u l.c i, A. lUml'ton mul K. 0. lUiullioii, sua II ". A. Ili ' I Ion mul K. C. II mult. m IiiiIivMumI y. lit. V0 ll IIPHlKU'il li llhlll'tnlullt' l lor III.' It.' in-ili of h I t.i.'lf rruilllort, html a if.iinvnt it now pmiU n a in llm oiri'iilt nnml el iliuamte ol Or mom ! r Cjoirkim4 n. iinly, unit alle.eil. nri in tiOit i irto- ro hi-rotiv uotlllui! tu ir,.itit lltolr I'litlu" NtMhi.t iil tir:io, tinilur eitOi, In mi. in mv i illi' In or- m n City, urisu, wolilii lliti'ii tiiotilna (hum thli it .U'. ! itu I J ii nu '.'7, IM 0.(1. T WII.IIAMH. AIhmw. C. II. Dvk, AU lor AIi(iiii.. ii-;-:k j ItUnk note, receipt and order books al the K.n.iinuHK olllcu Wedding stationery, the latest stvles and fluent assortment ever brought to Oregon City ut the Kntkhi'iusk office, Justice blanks, real estate blanks, und nil other blanks at the Ks minus of fice, Portland prices. Mr. J. P. Mtrll, Ommatrmtomlf, Kan. wife ot tho editor o( TliellrupMc, the load ing local paper ot Miami county, writes "I Ma a rreubiro! trUh heart dimrame tot alx yuan, aoreru ualpluitlutia, aliort nvtn ot breath, together with such ex trvuio tH'rvouniiotfa, that, at tlnioe I would walk Urn flour nearly uli night. We Consulted tho Uwt ukhIIcuI talent. They mild titer ria no help for me, Unit I leid iiruunle Ulm-niwuif tho heart fur which tliuro wua no rvmi-ily. I hutl read your advertisement In Tho Oriiililo and nyviirauo, aa a hut report, tried une tmitluof ltr. Stlleu' Kew t'ur fur the) Heart, which runvlmvd in" that theru wa true merit In It. 1 took U.n'p Ixittlm rnrh (if the Heart Cure and Kraturailvo Kertrlna and It eoiuptetety cm red an, f ulrep rre!l ut li!.,lit. my heart Ix ilLs regularly unit I have no more. kiuotherliiK p lU. I wUh tu buy to ull win) are mifTerlnn as I did; there's relief untold for them If they will only glvo your remodros Just ono trial." Pr. Miles Peart Carol sold Oil a pneltlre guaranWi) thul the Urst butt In will Ix'iieUt. All liriiKKlititiiell It at II, 0 In, Mien fur K, or it will bo at-ii i. pri'iiiiiil, on ru ciht of prli o by tho lir. AUlue UuuiciU Co., Klklwrt, lud. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure Restores Health Mexican Mustang Liniment for Burns, Caked & Inflamed Uddc:r Piles, Rheumatic Pains, Bruises and Strains, Running Sores, Inflammations, Stiff joints, Harness & Saddle Sores, Sciatica, Lumbago, Scalds, Blisters, Insect Bites, All Cattle Ailments. All Horse Ailments, AH Sheep Ailments, Penetrates Muscle, Membrane and Tissue Quickly to the Very Seat of Pain and Ousts it in a Jiify." Rub In Vigorously. Mustang Liniment conquers Pain, Makes flan or Beast wcU. gain. E V mm hllKIUKK S NAI.K. III llm I'lriMilt I'i'iirl nl ilia Hints ol Orrinti, lor the Con in y ul ( Ui'kaiuas J. D. Imy, nialnlifl, T, lUllhi mir KniU, lUrla Kin h, mul (1. . I'nviT.iliiluiiiUiiU, Hliim iilOri'iion, (-iiiinly o( Clnckaiuna, . NUH K Iri IIKUKIIY (UVKN, UIAI' II V vir "i' ut mi pxi'iMillini ami onli-r nt ln liooiu'l mil nl llm circuit omul ol I no Stnto ol I he Kiin for tliu Coulily u( 0 ai'kitum, lumrllis iluti) I ho Mil ilny .i .nor, Imi in ull Iiuih.ii J, H, I, y I. 1 1. Inlill, mi. ll.llhaior hnl. Maris KurU Hiol U. V. ll.'vur am ilvloii.lniilv, ooitiioAiiilnitf nu, in Ih i iiitoitt ol llm HI on ii inut(iii, ili.tl out ol ilio roai r(Htit lii-r.iitiiiMi-r loMuti l.u.l, In roiil an a fttitn iillli'it.ii tohHii v III' ili'inmi'L ul a.il.l ,1. ', town, 1 1 .111. Ill, anil llm f rll r ti i. ol IIMi.i 0, mol On lort'inr inn oi fin j.. en l. nt tin r w nil iiiirni'l . ii llm iiiim ii.na .o. i imi. do wn iiiU'iu.1 hi s nr i' oil. ..t iiiiui, mul lan thu uo'laol ami 1 li'ii.tiiitr tlit- -uli1, Now. thiTi.forii, hi olii'illi'iii'O to itii'li iIimtoo. I illtl ilnly ici v niHiii, mul will, on Sntiirilni , tlio li'lli iIhv ol I lu.i I, IH'A ut III hour ol I oVlm k IV M. of -iilil ituy, al tlio fronl ilnor ot ltn conn lionNo In mii eon m y o f lui'iiioniii, oiler for ulo Hi ihi tl let mii'tloii, ami noli tu Dili lilutioat ami lni lilililor lor rnmi In luoi.1. allultliu r i k 1 1 1 .1 1 U - mill liili'rit I ho ml.l tie rn In ot mi Urn I Ml tin) ol I"'. uriiNrv, IhU ,lmil o le w lin vu In Hiol tu .nu lo.lort ioi( on u ioviI ro il leuwrty, til-wit : I'lM.ni No :ts, h iiiH purl ul 100001 I, J. U ai.il I Jin 1 o. 4 miiiIi in imiun ,1 i.ai ul , M,, mil mo o purl niliirly iIih nnli i n lotuiMn. to all: OoltiliHi oIuk nl it fiiiol ill olinln Hti.l'i lllilia nor h nl llm oiulii'al i iiriu r ol mil amjilun a ol riuii.l. tf ti ttueu ia I :ii elmlu; lliviu'oaunui Mo I'll oti, llioi eo weal ,VL lli'lalua. t Iiim o iiorlll I'D eliHlll-: iitel tlioiieu vnni III .'liHllla lo (llo u liv. ii nl. r , i'i iiihIii . i'K .1.".' 'Ii m r. "II iiiil't.1 In tu.. oil' t .( (I Hi'-aiim-, -ti.l .ol i r-v lllnl III Id Hill ilny ul Julv, A. I l-''V K. I'. MAIHHH'K, Hhorlirol ('UekuiiiiiR coiiuly, Htitio ul lireKun, Hr N. M .Vcnv, lU'ioiu, 7 l.':i U NO I If K Or A I I'dl vrMKN l llK KXKl I'TKIX. KTOTIi K 1 HKIIKHY tllVKN, THAT TIIK iiii'li'r.iun .1 ii4 b aju Nti.ii.nlil hy lit. I:, inily ( niirl ul CUrkmniia Pointy, ixoimtiUj lit KIM dial Wl I mill It.aUlltoIll 111 Jnoou II Ma, lite I'va' il. All i' r.iuia ImVIIlK olalllll NMHIIllI i lit raiiio Ja- li 11 ', iI- cvh-'"!, a1, hi roitr nut,. Soil to iie-oiil tlio aaino iluly voi lfl..'l f r lay lo nl lo llm ii ilvralMii1''), or hI tlio ulll. o ol Oou, ('. Il ownoll, Or vmi 1'ily, On ion, within alt iiiimttia lion, eaio. cul'IIIA llo-S, r culria. l, ii t: Hum noil, AU'y (or Kivmilr Ju.y Ii, lia. 7-IJ V NO I ICK or tl.NAl. hKITI.KMKNI, In the County Court ol Iho sta'a ul Orniron lur I'luC'.u.oy ul C'li utmiiaa. Iu tin mailer ol tho Kilalo ul WUIUm Vloaul- ti.-lvr, iloeonaoil, Tu Whom May Cmiroru: T0TK K U IIKKKHV (ilVK.N. THAT TIIK I nun r-iiiir i, il ulii aira.or ol Uioeatao oi WllliHiu Vlratflinolor, ilri'i-aanl, hai llloil lua AiiHl n ifri anil Ni'iuiiut at ai.rh ailinliil.traior III tlio I .unity C oirl ul I aeaaiuaa roiiuiy, aialo ol Oitaon, :i,i that rriilay, Aotuai Dili, I -'a. , a III o i loea. A 31. I y I.e. I I unity ( nun liaa lire II fix il aiol aiM-uiuiv I the lliui ami plap-i lur iiio ultloiiwiil ol aaol Huh! rttMirl ail.l ao uunt aetl tlio ilea lint a'i. ilutoriiillinitt ' I anr n.l all ob Jvriliuii llierrtii, J. II 1(1 1 IKK, A lm'r ' I Hip Kamtuol Wiu. V it animator, ilou'J, July I.', (!k. V. H owurll, Ailmr'a All y. 7-IJ a AITolNI JIKNT I K AI'Ml.M.ilKAUIIOi. Iu tlio I'oun y (.'nun ol llio nutoul Ortou, lor lliu C. in ty ' I Cla' kuia, Iu tho nialtor ol Iho K lato nl 11.11. t'baao, di- en. oil. Xr)"'K'K H IIKHKI Y t.lVKN, T II AT TIIK il tl 'ilor-.g I havo uevn aiMiliilv4 hy Uio CoiinlY Court nl (,'t.ii'kinu- roiiuiy, .lain nl oro Ken, a li.ilul"! m..a . Uio ea a'anl II H ( h-, 0. o atl. All p r o having clam a aaaiuat all . I .tool II. U l'har.l.ciaa.i, am lun li not flii'l lu r,-a..l t io tamo ilu y Vi rltlod lor payment lu Ho ti' iiera Kuv.l at utmly, ( laeaa in. .a I'oiii.ly, (Iri'D'Ui, or al I'M I III,. 0 in (iiu.C. B ownell, nr. (on CI), Oroit.iii, within all ii.ol. I ia Hum tint. laU'. KI.IZAI KTII CIIAHK, CIIAHI K CII.VK. Ailin'ra nl Hi. f j'alo ol II. II. Cuaao. o.e'il, Ju.y 11, lWV 7-1.1 a-u (mo. C Hi. wnoll AU'y lor A'liu uratral .r. (UMMONS. In tho Clrriill Cniirt ul llm Sta'o ul Orrgnn, lur Old utility ul Cla. kalllaa, J. I. Ilartmm, aa recolrcr ul Iho Norlhwvat I MM ami T nu ( .mil any, plaltilltl, va. K. 1). ItMHika anil Kuinia llruuk-, tlut. uilaitta. To K. U. llriMi.a a nl Kinina lirook', Iho aburo liainoil lleromlnllta: IN TIIE NAMK OC TIIK H f ATK t)T OKKiiON, )iiu ami o. on ul ymi Mio hvruny reinilroil lu Hptioar ami anawiir tho rointilaiut fllu'l arainat you tu tho annvu rntillu.! court ami c m liy tlio flrat i.iy in Hto iii-x. I inn ul tlna roiirt (o. Inwliitf lll00It ration of Iho U wotka inlillen. tlon ut t'lta aii'Miiinlia, aa proVlilil l r 111 tlio onlarul ptii'l.r ilion, low III. . r lioforu Mon ilay. Iho Uli .lay ul No inlur, lv.; at.il II yoti (all to npp -ir or an-wur her In, lor want iliofool tin plainolT will apt) y tu uio court tor t o ro In I l.rar.' l lor lu tno c tilali lllt il l.oruln, to-wlt: That aatil nltilui IT liavo ami recvor of aii'l from an 11 K, I), liriM.ka anil Ktinna llrtMika tho unit nl I 7 Willi luioroat inurouii al iho rata of "(kIiI ivr ronL ior aiiiiunt Iruiii tho ilaitt ol llo fliilio ui t' s rumplaliit In th.a eatfo, lu. wit, J.t no l.'i, isui, toK'lhor with iho rn. n. itlahuriumo'.ta lu Ih a ult, ami tor a iloi r o lore oaititf tho mortifaKo iloarrlUol In aaiil eom tilaltit au.l Hint iho murti'ao pruiiorty 'loaorlueit In aalil romplalui, lo-ali, an limllvl.lo l IWo- xilia Int. ru.l lu ami to Iho norlh al iiiartor 1 1 oi ono in I'l tea lour in ino inwn ot .ilarai nuiil in alii I'lai km a county, Or gon, aa plaitoil ly IV in, T, M ill, ca, ami aaahowu hy plat ihorot I ru rortleil lu aaiil rounly, ho t ilti to aalu y Hut iiw.vo olnliu, Hint lh" aalil ilufomlan a an 1 all praoiia ciatmliiit hy, linottirh, ur tni.lor thvin aiibai if tiont to tho rxociitluti ul aal'l inurta-aKe Ito liiriitu ol all rnthl lu ami tu aalil pmpi'iiv au l tho whtilo Ihvroof, oxrtepl n tho tiiliil iry rlaht ol ri'ilutiiptioii. ami that plalutilf havo auoh lurlher ami other ml el aa a.'in.l aovui J'lat ami dilutable. I hi- auunnona la ttuhliahiil by nnlor "I Uio Hun. T, A. Meitrlilv, Ju Iko ul iho ahovu outilloil euiirt, niailo ami oultro I on Iho loth ilay el Juno, Ih.i.'i, I'aXTOK, HKAKa, I1K('II A HIMoM, Altorti -va tor I'i nl n 1 1 tr. MU (,' iHinoor of Coininorie, l'tirllaml, orwuii, ll- Jrl H H. W. JACKSON, Bicycles, Umbrellas, Guns, Sewing Machines, And all kinln of email ma chines put in good order. No work to dillicult to undertake. Prices re;wonablo. Shop on Seventh St., near depot. JOHN YOUNGER, IEWELER, Opp, Huntley's Drug Store, All Kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN Great Britain and America. Cive me atrial. B. DltAKE, DKNTIST. Nltroui Oxlilo gal for the palnleai extradtlou Ol lUOlll. All work warranted and prlcei reasonable Itoomi 3, t and f, aouthwoat ooriior Third and Modioli itreela, Cantbr ilxo Uulldlng, Portland, Oreguu. -Macinst AND -n Rper, noiick or Ai.K or hkal kitaik. Ill IhoO' iiuly Cniii'l nl tlnHlata ol O'rgon lor Iho Cuuiiiy ul Clnckauiai. lu llm mallorul Iho Ktiil ol John I). Culimi, ih oiaao.l, UN HI. II AlllllOIIIIY OK AN OllliKlinr aaio, araiito l by Iho Cniinly Cnurl ul Iho Mule of Orituou, fur tho ooiiuly ol l lm k tinaa, ilatu l .tiny ll. 1 H ..", I will nil at inlvaioaaio Iho IiiIIiiwIiik iioaenlnoi r. an vainle: flu N ul tha N. K 4 I aui'llou III, I, il H II. J K. It. .M., con I. n ti I in. an aerea tu o ur toaa ; a a , lot No, J, amt. lu, T. i K, It. jk. W. M , innro pilli'ii arly do. ai rllioil aa Inlion: liiKiiinina al ilio i(U'irler .' 1 nu eoruur hetwoou .iti lini- a ami .1) I. J a, It. J K. ; tiiiinliiK II. nu. 'o a. mill ill 7.1 e'lulu. to iho I lot aoi'lliui Iiiiui Uuuieo woal ( (thalua lu tlio enat iK.iiinlnrr ul tlio II 1.1' ul M. L ( ami l II an.l who; iiiemo north on mm 1 1 oa t iMonul.ify 7,1) I'luiilia tu tho nurtii-oaat eoruor ul nla in; thoiieti wo-t nu moth 1 1 ia ul i'MIiii I i ona ll 1 1 I'm 1 Pi aoi ll'.ti Inn': tlieneo N, VI .ft elialna lu Ilio Una iH'lwoull am I una , 'I ami III. Ilioueo I'.. Jllehaltla III tho plaint uf hitliinlliK, 0"Ul ilnlna Jt i J ninua, II1I1I0 or lea. 1 1 o a " will ho inn lo liuni nml alter Auiu-l 3 t, Imi.'i, ami hula will Im reeniv."l lor eneli i ar rot by tno Ult.leialiilioil at llorimiuv, Ciaoimiiiaa (toniity, OreK'tn, of al tho ulll"o ol Oo i. C, lltow noil, iiii'g iii I lly, lirotfou. lonna . aaio, caall III ll'ill'l, Kol'l Itollt ol tho Clll'o I t-Ut l. Ihlleil lllla 'I I 'I ul J 1 1 1 r , l-H.'k I' I, 1. 1 Ciil,-iiS, Aliuliilatratrl 7 .1 H '.' ul Ilio oalntu 1 1 ihll II. C ilai II, linn il, NOTlCK ( K KINAI, HhTI'I.KM KN V. Ill Iho County C.uirt ul Iho Mi l u( Oroicut, lur UwCuuii.y nl l laekamaa. Ill tho matter ul Iho eaialo ul Wllllaui ). I.tirna, iloil- ilaeil, Tu W hiini It May ( oneorii; NOT UK la IIKUKIIY (UVKN 1IIAT TIIK iiuileratKiiO'l a iiinulatrator of tha o.ialo ul W illiam (J. I.. eaa. iloi'oau'.l, haa Ilio. I lila final areouut ami reimi I a aueh a.luilnlatialor. In tlio county it urt ol Ilio Htato ol Oroioti lor I'laeka tu eiiiiuit. "it.l (hat Miml..y. Iho .'thilay ul Aiimi-l. Imi'i. at iho limit nl lUo'nioi a A. M,. at tho ooiiuly oouit limiae, hna latutl dxoil atel apttoliil oil aa tho lima ami plai'o lu.- tho ai ttleiMoul of aald float report ainl acootinl ami tht ho.rlug ami iluiormnialiiiti ol any ami all unjeetiouo thorvlo, Wlll.r'iiAMI IUDMaN, A'linr. oi ti. nataic ol nliain 7-A AJ (j. I.ucaa, ili'oaal. AllMIMfTIIAIOH H NO IKK, N'O'I ICK M IIKKr HY (UVKN, THAT TIIK nu lor I no I haa Ik'vu iluiy appoluio.t hy tlioleliorahH' linr.loiK. Ilayoa. Jo .no ol tho Ciiinitv (' eirt of claekaiuaa eimuty, Oregon, ex rulrlx nl Uio oiaio ol J. M. Hliaor, i,.eoaa.. All Poraoua havl-ig e'alma aaaiuat aald oalato aro uoliiloil In iiroaonl tho aitio. pruairly vorl hod, with vouolioro, tu mo at Kaglo Crook ('lack amaa county, Oro.oii, wlihlti aix innuitia Iruni llil. ilito. AHAI.INK l M.IK Kit. Kxoeulilx u( Iho Kialo ul J. M. ailko', doc d, Hai.l July a, if.li. 7-i;n-v AI'MIMaTIIATOll'8 ;N011CK. NOTlCK IH IIKIlllKHY (ilVKN, THAT TIIK uiol'-raloiio I ha uoou duly apt u.tiUel by Hi. ii. 0. K. Ilayoa, JmUa nl I'.o ihmii lr cuurt u( tlioatatoul Oirgou fi r Ciaekaniaa louuty, ad niiuiaiiatur ul ino oatato ul C. II. Haw. lua, do coaaod. All iioraoiia Ilai lug claluia aitaltl t .aid oatato aro roijiilro'l lu pr. ai iho aamr, iruioriy voriflol, lo mo at my i m o on Mam atrw t. In Oig m city, Oration, wtlliin a x mouth. Iroin llie.lalo.ilt a iiulioo. Til" r. IIYAN. A im r ol tno oat to ol c. II llawtlna, il. r d. Iialud at Oiogun City In la il ilay oi July laj,',, 7 -at it-iu ADMINIITItAToK'g NOIH K. I IIKUKIIY (ilVK NoI'K K Of MY AITOINT . manl a ailiiiiu utia or ol Ino o t-ito ul Tin a. II, rorroator. iloeoaaoil, lata ul C ai kaluaa roun ly, Oregon, All por-una havliii c.a ma againal aal I taute will praae'.t thoiit In ino ilmy vorl fttdai tho nine i I W. C. Join ion, lawyor, lu t tua. oi tny, on gun, win. In ax iiiunilia irutu tho dalo ui lilt, notleo, ,,r (hi aa-ite wl hot bo a low.'. II K. fOIIKKHiKII, Adin'r. Hated July Id, ,7-.il a id Tho Now Way East GREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY .. AND .... O. R.&N.Co. Lines. THE SHORT ROUTE. to rums IX Washington, Dakotas, Minnesota, And tho East. Ki.ino, Montana, .Through Tickets on &tle v ii n Aim, St. Lorin, Wahhinoton, rnii.AHKi.nuA, Nkw Yohk, To and From I ItoHTON. And all Hint in the United States, Canada, And Europe. ThaOKKAT NOHTIIKKN HAII.WAY la a new traiiaciiniliiriilal lino. Iliiua buffet library iili.ervKil.il cara Inlarn aleeping and dining riira, latnlly tunrUt rleepcra and auontid clan coachc. Having a rurk Imllnat track, Hie OK EAT NoUT'lKKN KAll.tt Y la free from dual, ono ul iho chlt'l aniioyaiieca ot IruiiauntiilmiiiHl travel Koiind trip Mcketa wllh atop over prlvllec ami ehole ul relurli rutilca, Korlurtlicr liifiirmatlon call upon or wrlle,' C. f. DONA VAN, General Agent, 1W, Third Hlri'ut, Portland, Oro. m F. I. Whllncy (1. 1' A T. A. 81. 1'aitl, Minn. FOR CLATSKANIE JStcanierG. W. Shaver, Will leave Portland, foot of WaHhington Street, for ChitBkanio and way landings, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday mornings at 6 o'clock, and return to Portland Tu.endii.ya, Thursdays and Saturdays This tho most direct ami accessablo route to the Nuhalom Vally only nine miles from Clatskanie. Shaver Transportation Co. Swim's SooHiiij Powders. For Child rn Cutting their Tteth. IN USE OVER FIFTY YEARS. I i Telegraphic aVftvt foeorfa faf, privnt fit; Comultloni. and prtuut a Mtalthii $tali of tht constitution . . tilling tlit period of tittnlnq. IV at or. m , 1 T' MANAOgg. A general b Depoilta re Approved t County and Loan a mvl Exchange t Collectloni t Draft! nld , t , Franolaoo, I V Intereat pal.