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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (July 3, 1896)
Oregon City Enterprise';,; PATKS TO KKMKX8ER. when Mr. T. J. (Jrav claimed and with a IWIity eulosiriiio srwcli .iriwntod Mr, an J Mm. (iilwm : with a iH-autifiil silver otiar howl ami Cl , , , ; .cream pitcher, "rrom Teacher of (.'lack ..";; gri?. liamir l"r"""" " County," engraved in handsome Buttintay, July 4 -Grand cvli-bralion at ! l,t'8lt!n " 'l'n Tl,e iH'autifiil uift will K k" mp ground. KrerylHuly in- always l fondly Uoasurvd by the tvnd ...... . Hooil View, by Suirtay stbool and Kn-, 1116 altendiitn-e at Una mcvtinn was (leaver nocink-a. very nood, thirty teachers being present, MimiHy July 4.-Grn.l nitration and d 1H-o.!e living near attending in full ball at Miavrr grove, Molalla. I. .r. , , Smarmy, July 4.-Crand celebration at n'e M comfortably filled. iola. 1 lis stars and stripes wore draHd over Tuesday, July 7. Third Annual Assembly the largo doorway leading into the din- of Willamette Valiev l'tiamautiia Asso ' jn). r0l)1. cialion meets at (ila.lstotie park lo be in session ten days. ',18 Kowen a pupils aopiittod thetn- Tuesday, July 7 IVniix-ratic national , selves admirably, showing careful train- luiivrnuun meets in v nioa). Tuesday, July 14. Methodist Slate camp meeting it t'anbv camp grounds, to con tinue until July 27. Wednesday, July IX Ancient Order of I'nited Workmen grand linlge for Oregon meets in 1'oi lland Wednesday, s July 2. Populist national convention meets ai St. Louis. Wednesday, August 1! SSiale 'Firemen's tournament at Astoria, to continue for tliree davs. Wednesday, October 7 Oregon State Fair ' adopted meets at Ndem, to continue until 1 ties- Tim .,!... f i... i . meeting was left to Mr. Starkweather. mi;. Mr. l'helsuiul Mr. Burns each spoke words of encouragement to the association. A resolution of thar.kf to the good people of Union Hall, in general, and Miss Kowen in particular, for the kind and hospitable treatment accorded the Teacher's association, was unanimously RK1L KSTATK TRASSl'KKN. Furnished Every Week by tlto ( litckn. mas Abslracl & Trust ('ompanjr, Gladstone H K Association to Mary K Joslyn IVc 1 ''..."i V 1) lots lit and 14 blk (.iludslone f 300 T 11 Smith to Jus ltrtice March 4 ''.Hi l of s '4 sec Iti t 4 s Oay, October IS. Thursday, November .1. -Presidential elec-! lion in all slates of the I niou FRIDAY, JULY 3, ISiHi. EDUCATIONAL NOTES superintendent-elect, who will be tuesi- I dent of the association, and will be an nounced later. On motion the association adjourned, SCHOOL KKI'ORT. j For the month beginning June 1, and j ending June L'ti. the school taught in All communications intended for this Union school district No. L'ti, is as fol column should be addressed to Mrs. H.j lows: Number of days taught, 19; No. fc. Gibson, Oregon City, Oregon. of days attendance, 014 ; No. of days ab sence, L'l:; No. of times tardy. :' number enrolled, 34 : average total number The regular monthly meeting of the Clackamas County Teacher's Associa-! belonging, 33, average daily attendance, tion, was held at Union ball, June 27, i3i. Those who were present every day "!. I are Edwin Osburn, Ethel Osburn, Uertha Geo Lawrence to Cake A Cake May The minutes of the previous meeting, i Sharp, Emmy Blanchart, Winnie Os- 14 'IV q c S, int in last ilea tract . as prepared by Miss Fannie G. Porter, j burn, Winnie Kelly, Dix Boring, Willie I d Hambo lo It Cilasspool IVo 10 t a',, se r2e 100 S J Garrison to L V Caroihers June 20 'W W 1 lot 3 blk 2;l Canity. . . 75 (. W Leo to Elmer 1 ee April 4 '".Hi W P w' of e' of ne'4 sec lt t 4 s r 3 e 5 Chas llagdon to Martha Hug. Ion June 15 'IHi W O 1-20 a in A Mur- quatn cl 1 K Cook to Nelson McConuelt Juno 0 "'.Hi tj c 8 a 111 se '4 of ne'4 sec 111 t 3 a r 1 w 1 U F Caufleld to Vara Caullel.l Juno 23 ''.Hi W 1 tiO a in T J Chase cl. . 1 D Wittenberg to Marv llurgovne et al June 20 W W D all interest in Alfrey A Brock cl 1 Patrick Puffy to John Puffy June 23 '7(1 W P 00-100 a in Holmes cl 500 II S Bamsby to Kliz.i Kamsby Mar 13 '1'3 W Pe'a of ne'4 a 11 t 5 sr 2e 500 J M IVhrdortl to Phillip Strack June 19 '! W P nw4 of 89'4 s25 t 1 a r2e !2tH) W B Part low to A A l'ease June 24 'IW W P 10 and 1-13 Us)0 S II Christian to I A llickinger June 25 'IHi W P 5 a in see 35 t I a r 2 e 500 Bolton Ld Co lo lieo F Horton Juno 22 ".Hi W P Its 1 and 2 blk 18 Bolton 475 F P Ball to Geo I.awronce May 8 ' q c tract in mill reserve 2000 AtliiiliiUtrnlwr'M police, VT'orifK is ni:m;iiY uivkn that tiik 1 iinderUiied been ilu.y l.y llu llt'li. (I. K. IUn'. Jii.lv 1 .it 1 ,u t..iut C.mri ol 'bo M In 1. 1 it. en .11 tor Cl. '... County, Ailmlnl-linl lx.il . Im K.ulo , ( A lum II, sum. no, .1.0 hi it. All iMiin.i. Imvlim e'slma n ul Usui oui, me n'i.uin 1 1.1 .t,.- .mine 11111111., properly v.'iul. il 10 11. 0 at (lis oillie ol rinw. K. Hyan, mi Mmnsire.il, l i Ore noil I lly, Ort'iimi, . u. 1 11 li iii.milu Inim Ilia ilitta ol tlilii tioilei), KlUKNA II M ltANilK, A.lmluUruIr it ol KsUly 01 A.Um II Huhiik.i, Pit '!'. .1, lUI.'d al ilr.'u.m I'll)', UiOiO 1, tllla '.Hl.i, ilar ol June, ISiW. S .11 V SI. .( lee. lor III lh.' I'ounly Court of Dm SiU nl orvnoii 1 larkauiaa t olility. In Ilia mailer ol lllo.nl 1I0 ot l.nry A. Siiiiln, .tit ee me.l. nV VIKTt'K OK AI'TIIOKITY OK AN Olt ilrrofo!s aratilait t.y Hie t'oiiuljr I'ourt ui 111a Slslu 01 Or,..iu lor liioiiaiiia i'ltiiiity, iUli',1 .Iiiiii) till, I -li.'., I will i.'ll al privato 10 th lollowlini .I.'m'iiIk'.I rral uat.n: An 1111 illvi.l.. ouv-hill Intoruwl III llio eaat lv nl a.t or '.-I'ltmi II, iowti,hli , toitili ranve I rat ol vt illaiiioito niori'llaii, ritiUaitiiitii h mito 111. irp or Ion miualo In cla.'kHHi i''Mintv, tlronon. Sale III tw ma la 011 ami all .1 II..' Hid ilr ol July, IS".;, an I 1.1 la wi I be rvivUul lor thr atna ly the iin.leri'Kit. .1 al N.-e l, CUt'kiiniA Luimly, Or'(.u. Iviini o. .. : l'ali In hiu.l. r'KKI T. SMI I'll, 1U.IKNKI.I. I'AMVHKl.l., A t 111 II ulralor. Attorneys, i-1 Q ilu rlll " K11I0. lOlK) do voir ni:hi any Doors, Windows, Moulding, Window Glass, (Hi OTIIHIt lllJlhltlNIi MATKIMAIj? :(() TO ; C. H. BESTOiAZ A CO. Low Prices. First-class Goods. Corner llth and Main Streets, Orevon City, Oregon. were read and approved. : Os born, Amy Kelly, Boss White, Lura The audience sang "Columbia, the ! White, Herman Kettig, Richard North Gem of the Ocean." Smagel, Roy White, Alnieda Kodlun, "The Real Intent of the Monroe Doc-' Selma Rodlun, Mary Wilson, George Irne ' was the first subject discussed. ; Coe, Christian Wiese, Karl Slein, Stew Mr. "Charles Rutherford introduced the ; ait Coe, Ida Stein, Frit Boese, Albert subject, Slating that he considered the ' Boese and Alfred Wellmans. intent of the Monroe doctrine to be just j The exercises of Union and Borings what the words convey. ; school were held together at this place Mr. Nranue thought principles of . and a basket dinner wag served in the Americanism should be thoroughly taught in the school room. The subject was also discussed by Miss Rons, Miss Rowen, Mr. Anderson aud Mr. Randall. Song, "'The Toothache," by four pupils of the school. They responded to an en thusiastic encore by singing "The Lame, Tame Crane." "Pug Noses" was a cute recitation by a very young lady. f?upt. H. S. Gibson spoke on "Should Algebra be Taught in Country Schools?" The object of all education is mental cultuie and practical work. The mathe matical sciences have, in all ages, been justly esteemed aa leading to these ends. The study ol algebra quickens the reason ing faculties and brightens the mind. In small schools it might not be a wise idea grove. Superintendent H. S. Gibson delivered an interesting address after the exercises which consisted of songs, recitations, dialogues and declamations. One hundred and seventy persons were present. C. K. Baknky, j Teacher. I SCHOOL KKI'ORT. j District No. t3. School closed in dis I tiict No. 63 on June 26. Those who were present every day during the spring term of foui months, without being tardy, are William and Anna McDonald, and Melvin Foster; those who were present every day during last mouth, without being tardy are, Ol lie Grisshaber, Ter rell Melyin, and Ora Foster, Wui., Jane, Anna and Maggie McDonald. The fol lowing nam 'd persons visited 111.' school '14 W D Its 4 and 5 oik 5 Green Point 1 Max Telford to F A J Painter. July 10 'J4 W 1) Its 2 and 3 blk tl Can- em ah 2.")0 F.mma .McDonald to M F. Moore June 24 'Wi W P pt of It 8 blk 20 Oregon City . . . K00 J J Knause lo U Knause April i'l '! W P 8" a in a 3 and 4 t 2 s r le 1 THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A iiiUM LU. are me owners ol the copy right to the Thorne system of abstract indexes, for Clackamas county, and have the only complete set of abstracts in the county, can furnish information as to title to land at once, on application. Loans, investments, real estate, abstract etc. Office over Bank of Ureuon City. Call and investigate. Address box 37", Oregon City Oregon. last month : Laura and Lizzie Knirel. Ada to attempt the study of higher branches, and GussiB K,nJaIli Uura 1ider Alma Ida Griesshaber, F.lla Gutperlet ; Mesdames Win. Randall, G. Randall, C. Buckles, T. Blanchard ijr. and sr.), M. dui in a scuooi employing more man one ! anti teacher, I think they should be taught. Mr. Strange, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Rutherford spoke in favor of the study of algebra. At this moment Miss Rowen an nounced a new subject for discussion, namely dinner. A bounteous repast bad been prepared in the diningroom. The table was decorated with bunches of Jacqueminot and Mission roses. AFTERNOON SESSION. Called to order by Superintendent Gibson. Miss Bessie Helvey sang "Little Bare foot" acting the piece in a reliable man ner. A. C. Strange consented to talk on the necessity of teaching "Current Events" in the srhool room. The current events of todav will be liihtory tomorrow and two thousand . years hence it will be taught as ancient . history . j Every teacher should read the papers j and keep pace with the times, keep thoroughly informed of what is taking place iu the world around us. j He was followed by Mr. Gray, Miss Ross, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Ward and Mr. ; Darling. j Mr. V'. G. Beattie favored the audi ence with a humorous recitation. I Superintendent-elect II. G. Stark-j weather spoke on "Public School Com-1 niencements." Mr. Starkweater be Stauber, Geo. Blanchard, D. AlcArthur, and R. Dundas; Messrs, Geo. Randall, Chas. Buckles, Thos. Blanchard, Rich Dundas, Michael Htiras, Chas, Mattocks, Jas. Blanchard Hubert and Frank Eastman. Chas. Rltiikkfokd, Teacher. Oregon City .Market Report. (Corrected weekly.) Wheat No. 1 merchantable, 53 cents per bushel. Flour Portland, 13.10: Howard's Best, $3.05; Fisher's Best, 13.00. ua'.s in sKs, wnite, zi cents per bushel, gray, 2-3. Millstulls Bran, $14.00 per ton shorts, $14.50 per ton : chop, $13.50. Potatoes 40 cents per sack. fygs, 11 cents per dozen. Butter Ranch, 15 to 20 cents per roll. Fresh Fruits Rhubarb, lja' cents per pound; gooseberries, two cents per lb. Dried Fruits Apples, unbleached, cents; 50-pound boxes, evaporated, 4jJ prunes, 2,' to 4. cents; plums, 2 to 3 cents. Bacon Hams, 8 to 8 cents; sides, 6 to 7 ; shoulders, 5 to 6 ; lard, 6 to 7. Livestock and Dressed Meats Beef, live, I?.,' to2 4cents; hogs, live 2?4 cents; hogs dressed, Z cents; sleep, $1 00 to $1.25 per head; veal, dressed, 4 cents. Poultry Chickens, young, from $2; cenis per .1 leives a uniform course of study should be adopted throughout the state, and all 1 old $2.75, turkeys, alive, 8 pupils able to reach the required per 'pound. Poultry advancing. cent should be graduated. As the at tempt to grade the common schools bad to be given up, through inability to ob tain the course of study pamphlets, it is practicaly impossible to hold graduating exercises at the present time. He was followed by Mr. Gray, Air. Ward, Miss Ross and Mr. Strange. Mr. Gibson spoke of his own ineffect ual efforts to get a courne of study print ed, hoping that Mr. Starkweather might be more successful in this work. Miss Jennie Phelps recited a patriotic f election. Miss Jennie Rowen red a beautiful essay on the "Life and Work of Dr. Arnold." Mrs. Helen Kerr recited "Lettin Down the Bars." "The Soldiers Memorial" was sung by six young ladies. As the program was finished Mr. Gib son called on Mr. Starkweather for a Fire. Policy holders of the defunct Stute Insurance Company will find it to their Interest to see me before placing their business elsewhere. Special induce ment offered for the re-writing of such risks in old and reliable companies. A return premium allowed on unex pired term of State policy to apply on premium of new policy. Save money by calling upon me before placing your insurance elsewhere, Andkkw ii. Mai.htkn, Office in Japgar Bldg. opposite court house, Oregon City. Shoemaker Wanted, To occupy a shop. One of the best lo cations in Oregon City, Call on D. Wil liams, Seventh street. Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Pair, San FrancUco. Our Munillng at Hume. "F'our out of every live bottles of med icine sold in the last five yeais are S. B. ifoods. The S. B. Headache and Liver Cure I use myself as a general physic. If you are sick and want to get well, the quickest, cheaiK'st ami safest method is to buy the S. B. remedies and use as di rected. C. P. Bai.cii, druggist, Pufur, Or." For sale by C. G. Huntley. Nome Bargains. Four pieces of land adjoining Clacka mas Heights addition to Oregon Cily, of 47, 30, 20, and 11 acres each. All on par tially improved, with houses, fiuit etc. Good soil, lays w ell and convenient to school, church, etc. Are rare bar gains. Have also a spun of fine mules to sell cheap. C. L. Livksav, Oregon City. For t'10 Kidney. "I am 65 years old ; have had kidney disease and constipUiun for 25 years. Am now well used your S. B. Head ache and Liver Cure one year. I'sed 6 bottles at 50 cents each. j. H. Knight, Rut ledge, Or." For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist. Indigestion Cured. Depressing times depress the mind ; the digestion is disturbed. Two or three doses of the S. B. Headache and Liver Cure w ill restore your health to a nor mal condition. 50 cents per bottle. For sule by C. G. Huntley, druggist. Dr. YiiiMlerpool's Physic, the S. B. Headache Liver and Kidney regulator, takes the lead with us. For sale by C.G. Huntley, druggist. Use OXIKN for your "nerves" also for coughs and colds. Pamphlets free. Charman A Co,, Druggists, agent. Iu Itio ('Iron It I'niirt "I Hi. itato ol On'tf.iti, (or tht 1 uiiuiy nl ( la.-kimi.. tiorit Lait'lln an. I Ttioma. Iliin.-an, KxTtiton ol Ilia ll 01 J. k. II unman. Im-'hji. .:ali. t fl u. v J. W, M11, Ja.ut'i W uill.'ok ami M J. May, .k.fuii.Liiu. Slat, ol (Ire.-. ui, i oiiuty olC'ai'kiiniaa, a. ' HY VIltl l K OK A Jl lHIMKSr OHHKII, ileoie a.i.l an riiM'iitt.'ii, iluly uttiu.t ..111 j ol an-i 1111. tor lliu h.nI lit 1I10 atiova eut.tl.' l : pourl. Ill tlu i ,'iiiuio.i ran v lo ma .Inly iliri'i'loi ami Uattvl I no Jill.i day ul J.mo, W.W upon a j.i.lam nl r.'ii mr.l and .1.1' rad iu wild eonrt 01. Hi 17 1 It day nl Join, 1 1 VII, In Nr r 01 0 ort Ian U' and I li una. I'm. on, Kipi'in..!. ni ib la.i mil ol J. k. I li 1 ti K 111 11, lalntir, all 1 allil J. . Ma, Jamai Wnll ...'li and M J, M 'V, uuiKiidaiiia. (or i tli inm ol 117.,-ii, aim int.) i. t rii al Ilia rxa of 1 i-r ci.l. t a annum tr 111 the 17. li nay 01 nun., !".. and Hi' Inrlti.T mm "1 1 111 . alt.ir uay'e I.", and lliu inn or uui 11: III), eola and 11 1 d lihilraa ta, and l'i i'.la ol and upon itila writ, r oiiniMndiiif tur (o maka aal of r.a following Iii-iIIhv r.al propaitjr "Unal In Ilia l oiitiiy of i iai-k ma , sia of Oi;ou. lo-wti All ol bl.i-k li 1 11 liar Inn. .1.1 1 lo 1 to Ilia rllr 01 ori'K.m CUr Iu Ilia 0 u.ily . ( Cia. kaiua. aud I ii of Oregoti, aoi'ordl.iK (. t'ta rivor.lv.1 pi a ui a u fr 11. K a. 1 llll.m, llw 011 n.a 111 Ilia ortire of I t.e npordor ol ootivoyucfa for tail I county aud rat Now, iliarounc, by v rluo al ald racuut mi, , Prices t!li Itmot Juilitmaiii ur.iar au.l ilia c '. a ol in i'..uipiian' 1 allti itio oouiinan.U nl - aid writ, t will 0.1 S.tnr I day, lli t lday ol Auifiitt, lual, al Ilia hour of '.' o'. I.H-k I'. M at Ilia Itiiul .to ir ol Ilia .111 lit v 1 .on n ii.iuaa in ilia n ty o. IT. county and t .1 , aal. at puhl. 10 raoempllou. to tna uiaue (old ro.ti, ciali lu h ol, alln- rlnt llila ao.l inlara I wiiich the wl.liiti nam d 1. 1 n an or oitlirr 01 tliom, h. .111 Un data ul Ilia atla. h tni'iil hcein or n1 Had In u I to In a dam'rllicd real proaarty or any pa l ttierr.tt, 10 aatl.fy aald eM u.i 'ii, Jn lirma it order, doorue, lutan-Ht, n ata and all "irrtmiK ct-. I'ated. Orton fl y. O-., Jil e 21. Ial E C M il)"CK. hh irlff of t' arkimaa Count. . 1 ir kou Hjr S. M. M.Hiny, Deputy. 13,7-31 QREGON CITY IRON WORKS Nnv 11 ml Knl:irgeil Sht-jt with all npliiintrx for MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work t'xiTiitt-d in the ht'st iimiiuiT jKissil.lo, teetl mi all orders. REPAIRING - A. - SPECIALTY. to 1h liiul in rurlliiiiil. Shup mi near Main, Oregon City, Oregon. Fourth Stroet, HdS:.; BROS., Proprietors olirrlir'a Mule. for Legal Noticen. lu theClri'tiltCourlollia btala of Owm i.iai'Kui, .juuty. L 1- Wliit.', plaintiir, va. K M llartniaii. Mollaaa A. Ha tin hi: J. T ll aka, a. ame . I the int.le 01 K. M. 11 irt iia'-, an lua i" nl dtdi or M .ry Jinr Itirtinan: Iim Wnll-; Kdtar Warren; Frank H Hontcn and Charlra r. ilouiriiio 1, p inner., a. C. U lloiwbl ui A Co.; Ilau rellit K au.l f. s. Atlli, parunra. aa A kill. (Him .t to ; M. I Coiiu. H Nicklloi-, J. lU.lliel.n and I. I.C'.hu. parti. era, aa i: din, Mikalalierg A (;,; K e;ilal.. suillli Com panr, ai-orp irallou: A H .Mir.ii n, In In. In.llr dnil ci."l y and aa aaaluee and ra x.lvirol the e date of K M. Hariinaii. an lit aoiveut dolitor; J. K. Mar i'iam; I W. Mi' iiuain; Jeaala C. Yoiiini, Olive I'. I. ku; I'. A. Mar..iaui: Mary J. Alliriilit a..d Ojorg) , . .ui .j.iaiu, .IVivnnaillR. Slate ol Orcg u, County ol Ciackiiua., aa. 1Y VIKII E OF A Jl tiiiMKNT OHDKIt, J dctr. e and an eci iitio 1, duly lai.ird out ol and under c.e n).il 01 tnaah iv j..iiii.,. t,, in In tne ab ive entl tied c .uiu, 1.1 med ily dlra. ta I au.l ilatid tbo 'j:li day 01 Ju'ie, I" al. i...ii a Jiiditm nl rutideri'd an t ent .ru 1 111 annl curl on j tbu Will day of June. Ivl. in lanir of tlu almve uaini-.l pUlntnr, and al at tin al, .vu name 1 ! deli-n l.i. ti. tor l ie mnn ol .tl.7i, with, lutar eat tm rcoii at the r .t" ..I lu , a-a.at. p tr an nun limit I m n;h day of l-i:n, l-'Jrl, and Hie fur tlur auin o $.'1 i.j, wlin Imeru.l iln-iaou lr.nn I Juno 1... 11, lnw, ,.t ma ruin ol si.cr c lit. for a,i 11u.11. and the iiiriln.r -iiiu ol ni. attorney a lej. au.l the .urii.ar aum ol f.it'io, r.n aud lll-hlira. mcllt". all.) lor the further .0111 nl flevVII, with Inurvai at the raiem iu per l am. porauniiiu Ir.iinti.eZi d day 01 SUicli, litfi, an I trie lurllmr aum 01 11KI, a att iriiKy a fee., all I mo iiirtn ir aum 01 no, oonia aud 'II .liuravniaiin, and Ino o ti 01 and upon till, writ, couiii.aii I Inir me lorn ike ail.-of th lollowln dunrltiel red pr .perty .linage hi tbo County ol t.l.ick.i inaa, Htafol OroKon. trwli; II1.4I1111I11K at a point 3.10 chain, ennui and 4 it" cliilua north .'' weal iroin too i.orlhei-t c rnur nl tiw Knlur. Alien I). I. I.'., In towua'iln S amiih of ramrel ea.t of the Willamette mer.dlan. ruiiiilm thi'iicc iiortm r woat 1.51 c tenia lo a Hon ; thence ao'illl :ti" I .' weat i i liauia to a at me thulii:t' lotith nl (.'t' ea.t 1 .'il . I1.1 11 . t 1 a corn.. o Melli.a A. Ilnriuiau a laud; llianre north 2 4.V eaat 2 nhalua hU,ut Ma loa A. llartniaii a Uii'l 11 the place of b Kimilnir, l outaniliiK one lourlh aero Horn or le.a; and a an that part o r.aemui inirn.ui.j niiiaiimi 1,1 n 1 culm .1 ,. rlU'l ci tlm .Sti. In iu towuahlpa aud II aoutn ..I ran :u 1 . aat 01 niil.iujttu men. II an l h m ill K al a p Miit IMl rola lout i northi'atit cor .er ol nald cla in, ruuiiinu; weat 'iii'a roda, then 0 a .utn i.vji . roda; ea.t lrr. rodn; the ica north II'.' rnia; thctirj e .at 112 rod -; th ;u ontn :ti roda; thence ei-t 80 r la; them e north w) imla to tint p ac 1 nl lie. g.nnin.co .taining Mi c ei more or leai. Now, thcruior.', . y virtue ol auld uxsi. ii'lou, juitiriiu'tu order airi d cr ie, and lu rompllanc ' w 1 1 thecomtnanda of .al 1 writ. I will, on hat urdny, Iha lut d .y of A'lirn.t, n'j,l. at the hour ol 11 o'cl " k A.M.. at ti a ir int dnorlnl the County C mri llouai In tin city .,( iironn (;,.y m am 1 I county a d at ile, acll it pu .1 1: auct on, 'ihju t 1 to n dc nptlon, to tne lnvhctil bid uir, lor I', s 1 xl I c mi, ci 11 In no 11 1, nil Hie nxht. tide and Int'.-roat wilch tho within nam.-d deien la-ita o- ; either 0' lliem, ha I on tbo date of the mrtKiii( i h "rein or aluce ha t iu and to t tic- above do anrlbrd real piope ty or any part thoreof, to aat lafy .aid execution, Judirincut ordur, ducreo, In j te eat, data and a I acrulnt coat". DaUd, OruKon City, Ore., .luiiu '.'i, Im'kI K. C. MAODOCK, HherirTof C'R' kainaa County, Ornoii. I liy ... .'i. Bin'tlil, iruplliy. l-;t,7-;il -ATTENTION We arc headquarter fur Lightning ice Cicam Freezers, Screen Doors, Window Screens, Kul.lier Hose, I.awn Mowers, Lawn Hakes, Wire Netting, Lul.ricating Oils of all kinds! HaM.it Metal and everything in the hardware line at prices to suit the times. Also sole agents for Sinionds' celebrated cross cut saws. POPE St Main mid Fourth StH CO., Oregon City. WOMAN TI rrii'inl. It is uniformly ImckncheH licuIaclii'H uinl and Hhorti'iiM a woinan'H tfstify fur it. It will niv( ry rcniiirkal.le 11ml certain nlief civ i'n woiiiun l.y MOOItK'S lUCVKAI.KI) IIK.MKhV hits civi'ii it the nutno of Wouich'm ftim-hsftil in rclfiiviiin tho wfiikiifss which Ininlcn lito. TlimisiinilH of woiikmi Ktrciintli, mid FOR health nml niiike lift; a jilrnmir.". K()It HAI.K It V TIIK YOU STEWARTS II0I.S1I5 DRUG COMPANY. WHITE COLLAR LINE. ;;5;Sts. Telephone and Bailey Gatzcrt Columbia River & Pugot Sound Navitjatlon Company. Ahlcr Strcitt Dock, Ti'Iciliiiiii' No .Til. , 1 AilmiiiUtrator'aj otlrc. XOTICEI8 HKREBr GIVEN Til AT THE undaralKiieil haa thh day boon mit.nliit,.,! by the Hon. (iordou E. Hayea, County JiiiIks of tlackamaa County, Oreifon, as AdiniuUtrator ol me eatate 01 usury nottemuir, ileoeaaeil. All peraoi a navinu olaima airalnat ths aanl eta;e areharuuy notiflail to prcaeiit the a Mine with propor voiichora to me at the olllce of C. 1). A I). ;. I.atoureti.., my attornaya, In Oro?iin City, urKoii, wuiiiu aia iiioiiina jrom inia uaie. bated thla June 5th, Ih'j". HKNKY J. BOTTEMIM.Efl, S-!, 7-3 Admiuiatratur uloreaald AdinlnlNtrntor'M .'otlro. NOTICE U IIEREBY GIVEN THAT THE uuderaiKiied haa been appointed by the County Court ol Clackamna County, Hint 01 Oregon, Admlnlatrator ol the eatate of Thoinaa J. Inifllah, deceased. All peraonahavliiK clalma agHlnut said estate ol Thoinaa J. JnirlUh, d,. ceaaed, are hereby notified to preaent the aame duly Termed for payment to the undersigned at Curriu-.rllle, Clackamaa County, Oreun,or nt I he olllce of Hrowneli Si Campbell, Oreiron City, Oregon, wlthlu six mouths from this ditto. Dated, June 10, KM,.GKOKiiK J, CCKKIN, Admlulatrator of eatate of 'iliomw J. Iugllsh, deceased. Bhuwnkll & Camphki.i,, 6-12, 7-10 Attorneys for Admiuiatratur. "7 f T5Ti'iiirn r.f77rat i.-.l . ''" '"'""aaa-. ., : FOR CLATSKANIE Steamer G. W. Slmvcr Cointimncing Anril 15, IHWi, will leave I'ortliind foot of Wtinliiiiton Htroct Titefl tlay, Thursday and Kiinday evmiiiiKH at 5 o'clock Ketiirniiiif, lcaveH ClatHkaiiie Monday, WednoHday and Friday eyon- in(,'H at 5 o'clock. Will patm Oak Point about 7; Ktulla 7:15; Mayijur 7:i!5; Uaitiicr8:20; Kalaina 0:15; Kt. Helens 10 :H0. Arrive in Portland 1 :30 a. 111. This is the nearest and inost direct route to tho greut Nehalem valley. Portland, Astoria and the Ocean. Teh'i'hono Ichvoh I'ortliind 7 A, M., daily exefpt Sunday. Tolcphon leaves Antoria 7 I'. M., daily except Sunday. Kiiim direct to train for ClatHon beach and connnetH witli Str. Ilwaco I for Ilwaco trains runnini; to all pointH on North licaclj, J.ailey Oatzert leaves rortlanu o I'. Al., daily, except Sunday; on Saturday 11 P. M. Iicaves Astoria daily at 6:45 A. M., except Sunday and Monday; on Sunday 7 1. M. Connects with all trains for Clatsop beach and Ilwaco beach. This lino has a boat connecting with both beaches, returning from Astoria every night in tho week. jj, g SCOTT E. A. SEELEY, President-Agent. Shaver Transportation Co. tWly!. UHUAt, (vulrti I Thli Fnmom Rnnirdy enna qulrklr, pnrmiinently all nTVoiii (lim'iifMM, W.mtt MuiiMirr, Lori of llmlii l owbr. Il.-n(liii h, WiikfiiiiiB, li st VKullty, Nlulillr Kml. evil ilritiiiiiH. IniiMiUirinr unit wfinLlin H1hi,iiiiiin Amfcri k. yuuthfntrrrnrMitr txcewt. CuMtfilimriouiiiattttn. Inn nerve Conla niMl liiood hnllflir Mnkonthoimlunndpiinrftrimtfnnd plump. pnld, wit ha writ ten Qwmmtr ormtmtvrefvnital. Wrlt im.fWe mrillnil hook, itnlcd plnln wrnpiir, with tONtlninnlnlii nl tlnnriclnl ntnnillriff. A'o rhnrnm fnr rtmnvttntiimn. Hrumrtnt imiin. vm Ut. tUtHB. ltalilbrouraraU,arM(lrMni(UVUIIltKULO.. MaMbiaTnu.L'fcla.u. TorsaloluOrotfuCily.Ciri!tf.,by CUAi.MAN A CO., i)ruwliU.
