Oregon City Enterprise
IUT1M TO REMKHBER.
Turn-tar, July 14. Mutuxliat Stmle cmp
wei-linR l "l'nhv cump grounds, to con
tinue until July 27.
JVsin.1iivt July 15. Aneitnt Onler of
Unilt-d Vorknn-n grand loitg for Oregon
niw( in I'urtlaiut
-Uoliirwtav, Jwy 22. iVpiilIrt national
0iivtiiliin mreis al St. Unit.
Weiliieoday. Anoint 1! Slate Firemen's ,
tournament ai AMona, io commii. .or ,
t litre days.
Wcdumlav, October 7 Orefion Stale Pair
meets at Snlt-m, to continue until Tiles
lav, Oclolwr IS.
Tliurwlay, November X Presidential elec-1
tion in all states of the I nion j
KKII'AY, JULY 10, ISiHi.
The Hicycle a Political Power.
Nowadays the world may easily be di
vided into people who wheel and people
who do not; the former class seem to
l. K.,1........ .if ivivar luumpAAini?
IIUN HID Lramiiiv v. , - . . , I -e j
s they Jo the solidarity due to this sin-
ule enthusiasm. The bicycle has become j
a power in economics and politics. Its
association, the League of American
Wheelmen, successfully fights the great
raihuads and is hearkened to by munic
ipal and state legislatures. When the
wheelmen of Ch icauo wanted to visit
41 far Western meeting they insisted that
thoir fares should be at one-ba!f price
and the lailroads were terrorized into
submission by the threat of having 150,
,000 wheelmen solidly arrayed against
he.u TUetransporationhnes inmanytbeiirU. gnd tje ,rticle otl -summer
states have been forced to do away with
express charges on bicycles and treat
Jheui as checkable baggage. In several
localities the local bicycle associations
iiave decided that owners of wheels
ought to be generally taxed $1 a head
rfor the sake of obtaining lietter cycling
-roads, and forthwith the legislative
,)Hwers bowed before them. In the streets
of New York City sprinkling-carts made
tincouifortable riding, and an ordinance !
was at once obtained obliging the water-1
cart owners to leave a strip of unspnn-1
ikied asphalt three iett wide next to
each curbing Legislators are busy with
expert testimony on the question of
tarrying small children on bicvele handle
bars. The League of American Wheelmen
is an institution which any presidential
candidate would be loath to oftend
From "1 he World's Sporting Impulse,"
by Charles D. Lanier, in Review of Re
views for Julv.
Two Lives Saved.
Mrs. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City,
111 was told by her doctors she had con
sumption and that there was no hope
ior her, but two bottles of Dr. King's
Jfew Discovery completely cured her
nd she says it saved her life. Mr.
Thus. Kggera, 13s Florida St. San Fran
cisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, ap
proaching Consumption, tried without
result everything else, then bought one
Lottie of Dr. King's New Discovery and
in two weeks was cured. He is natur
ally thankful. It is such results, of
which these are samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colds. Free trial botties at
Charman A Co's. Drug Store, Charraan
Bros JJlixk. Regular size 50 cents and
$1 00.
Help Home Industry.
The true foundation upon which to
build up the proBperfty of Oregon City
is to patronize home industry and thus
.keep our money at home. In laundry
work every dollar paid to Chinamen or
t Portland laundries is practically lost
to Oregon City especially when just as
good work at the same price can be had
at the Willamette Steam Laundry. This
is a new home institution, employing
only white help and is supplied with all
the latest improved machinery, and
using the purest spring water is able to
guarantee firstclass work. A trial of
our woik and price6 is asked. Delivery
wagon tj all parts of the5city. Down
towu oiHce at Wileha't's barber shop.
Don't Tobacco Spit
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,
oliminates the nicotine poison, makes
weak men gain strength, vigor and man
hood. You run no physical or financial
risk, an No-To-Bac is sold by druggists
everywhere under a guarantee to cure
or money refunded. Book free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., New lork or
Chicago. Charman & Co., Druggist.
The People's Favorite.
When you are hungry and want an ap
Iietizing meal one that is well cooked
to your taste and well served try the
Kickel Lunch Counter, This is no
eecoiil t!;;?s raBtaurant, we feed the
lt people in Oregon City and they al
ways go where they get full yalue for
their money. Give us a trial.
George Bros. Proprietors.
A Kecommcndation from Los Angeles.
tS32CabteIar St., Los Angeles, Cal.,
-After having suffered for a long time from
acute rheumatism without obtaining re
lief, I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and was almost Immediately relieyed.
I highly recommend this as the best
medicine known. D. M. Hamilton.
For sale by G. A. Harding, druggist.
ROYAL Baking Powder.
Highest ot alt In leavening
Strength. V. 8. Government Report
How to Prvsn for a Photograph.
The modVrn photograph is a work ot
art ; ant! the preparation for having one's
photograph taken itt also a highly artia
tic proceeding, requiring, aivording to up-to-date
Mot, a deal of forethought and
the aid of the highest a-nthotio. training.
Whether a woman te beautiful or not,
she ia not to bo blamed for dressing to
appear at her bos 1 in her "counterfeit
presentment": and now that even the
lack of beauty may be compensated by
araoeu j, am, lKwlmll? Jresa, the
plain wo mat) may have a pleasing and
very pretty photo if she will but heed
the dicta of those versed in art. An ar
ticle iu lVmorest's Magaxiue for July,
"Iu the Photographic Studio," reveals
I some of the secrets of the up-to dato ar-
; tistic photographer, and furnish" val
j uable hints to till interested in having ar
I tistic portrait. It is charmingly illustrated
I with portraits of numerous society belles
I who have recently posed before the
I camera.
"Intercollegiate Boat-Racing" is an
I,n,U,m,lv ni118trated tumor, es-
neciallv interesting at present when
every one is hoping that Yale will win
at Ileuly. Some of the loveliest views
in New York City's great recreation
ground are given with "Play Hours in
Central Park." Kverv woman will
be interested "in Society Fads" and "A
Poster Luncheon." "Some French Km
broidery Designs furnishes unique
patterns for dainty embroidery on linen:
the illustrated paper on Mount Holyok
College will be read with pleasure by all
Hygiene" gives practical suggestions
about everv-day matters regarding
health that are valuable and timely.
The fashions are just what one needs
at this season of the year, and every one
who has ever used the patterns given
with this magaiine knows their intrinsic
value and how practical they are. Every
number of Ueuiorest's contains a pattern
order which entitles the holder to re-
gnd yMl patterns Ht a merey
aomiatl e08t Tll(J patterns that can be
obuiueJ durinK a ye4r oa tue orders
given would if purchased in the regular
way cost at least from $50 to $75.
Every one who will take the trouble
to cut out this notice aud forward it, with
10 cents, to the address below, will re
ceive a samule copy of Demorest'a Mag
azine, containing a pattern order which
entitles the holder to any pattern illus
trated in any number of the Magazine
published duriugthe last twelve months,
at the uniform price of four cents each ;
and frequently over thirty patterns are
illustrated in one number, thus affording
an almost unlimited variety to select
from . Demorest is published for $2 a
year, by the Demorest Publishing Com
pany, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Literary Motes.
The Review of Reviews for July is a
strong political number. The portraits
of prominent men of all shades of politics
are numerous and interesting, and the
editoral comment on the present situ
ation is luminous. The Review is the
only monthly which is able to keep fully
abreast of all the political movements
and changes. It is never caught napping.
The action of the St. Louis convention
on the 18th of June is already history to
the Review of Reviews which appears on
the first day of July; indeed, that ac
tion has been definitely and accurately
predicted in the number ot the month
previous. The Review has shown such
possibilities in political magazine journ
alism as had not been dreamed of in the
philosophies of the magazine editor of
the conventional type.
The most thorough and authentic study
of William Mckinley's character and ca
reer that has yet appeared in periodical
literature is contributed to the July Re
view of Reviews by Mr. E. V. Smalley,
the well known journalist, whose inti
mate knowledge of Republican party
politics and long aijuaintance with the
public men of Ohio render him pe
culiarly adapted for such a task. Mr.
Hmalley was himself born and reared on
the "Western Reserve," only forty
miles from McKinley's Poland home,
and he writes with full personal know
ledge ot the Major's early environment
The article ia well illustrated.
"I have never had a day's sickness in
my life," said a middle-aged man the
other dav. "What a comfurt it would
be," Bighs some poor invalid, "to be in
his place for a year or two." Yet lull of
the invalids we see might be just as
healthy as he, if they would only take
better care of themselves, eat proper
food and digest it.
It's so strange that such simple
things are oyerlooked by those who want
health.
It makes strength and strength wards
off sickness. The man who had never
been sick was strong because he always
digested his food, and you could become
the same by helping your B'.ornach to
work as well as his. Shaker Digestive
Cordial will help your stomach and will
make you strong and healthy by making
the food you eat make you fat.
Druggists sell it. Trial bottle 10 cents.
Pure blood means good health. De
Witt's Sarsaparilla purifies the blood,
cures eruptions, eczema, scrofula and
diseases arising from impure blood. C.
G. Huntley, druggist.
Munyon's medicines are the latest, and
Charman & Co., the up-to-date drug
gists, have a complete stock. Pamphlets
free.
REAL ESTATE TRAS8KERS.
Furnished Erery Week by the Clacks
iiiiih Abstract & Trust Company.
Sarah Carmen to Goo H Carmen
Juno 2tf lS'.HI V D 12-!i0 a in
Cam phell claim 1 '-V0
It M Rude to Itarlhn Klaotsch
Aug III) 'IHIW Hi'1, ue'4 Bill
arle MOO
Uertha Klaotsch to R K Nicholson
Juno W W tj C el n e' rec 2 t
4 a r 1 e '
J N Teal to L 1. Porter May IS '1H1
deed lot 1 e'tt ol n w4 and s w
-,,' of n e'a' sec :W t 1 a r Ho
K M Atkinson to Louis llohonloi-t-er
Juno 17 'iHi V I It 5 blk 47
Oswego
John Kief to Kate Rief June 2:1 'IK!
V 1 tl acres in Parrot claim. . .
M Johnson to W L Johnson Jun 10
'V w d 2o acres in sees 8 and !
t2 srl'e...
J V May to Arthur IVnleOct 1:1
".Hi w d blk 7 Purling' ad ex
cept lB
J P Young to W I Mathews lime
IS '.H1 q c 40 acres and a ' of n
'.H
105
S000
4.V)
Chas RostalltollJ Rostall June
24 'SHI 100 acres ot the Clifton
Calhoun claim 200
It S Cook to Hans Swenson 2i
March 'SHi w d lis 5 to 47 blk Its
Minthorn
A R Stephens to Minnie lnskeep
40 a in sec 3 t 4 a r 2e
373
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
right to the Thome system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
county, can furnish information aa to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, investments, real estate, abstracts
etc. Ollice over Bank of Oreiron City.
Call and investigate. Address Ikx 377,
Oregon City Oregon.
Oregon City Market Report.
(Corrected weekly.)
Wheat No. 1 merchantable, I'm cents
per bushel.
Flour Portland. $:.10: Howard's
Best, $3.05; Fisher's Best, :1.00.
Oats in sks, white, 27 cents per
bushel, grav, 2o.
Millstuffs Bran, 14.00 per ton;
shorts, $14.50 per ton : chop, $13.50.
Potatoes 40 cents per sack.
Eggs, 11 cents per dozen.
Butter Ranch, 15 to 1!0 cents per roll.
Fresh Fruits Rhubarb, ll cento per
pound ; gooseberries, twn cents per lb.
Dried Fruits Apples, unbleached, 4
cents; 50-pound boxes, evaporated, 4'jC
prunes, 2lj to 41,,' cents; plums, 2. to
3 cento.
Bacon Hams, 8 to 8'a' cents; sides,
S to 7 ; shoulders, ft to 6 ; lard, o to 7.
Livestock and Dressed Meals Beef,
live, 14 to 2 4 cents; hogs, live 234' cents;
hogs dressed, 3) cents; sheep, $1-00 to
$1.25 per head; veal, dressed, 4 cents.
Poultry Chickens, young, from $2;
old $2.75, turkeys, alive, 8 cents per
pound. Poultry advancing.
Old People.
Old people who requite medicine to
regulate the bowels and kidneys will
find the true remedy in Electric Bitters.
This medicine does stimulate and con
tains no whiskey nor other intoxicant,
but acts as a tonic and alterative. It
acts mildly on the stomach and bowels,
adding strength and giving tons to the
organs, thereby aiding Nature in the
tierformance of the functions. Electric
T'.;tipra in an excellent appetizer anil
aids digestion. Old peophrllnd it just
what they need. Price fifty cents per
bottle at C'harman's A Co., druggist
Charman Bros, block.
Fire.
Policy holders of the defunct State
Insurance Company will find it to their
Interest to see me before placing their
business e!ewhere. 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.
Andrew G. Mai.htkn,
Office in Jangar Bldg. opjKigite court
house, Oregon City.
Bilious Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious colic will be pleased to know
that prompt relief may be bad by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhfea Remedy. It acts quickly nnd
can always be depended upon. In many
cases the attack may be prevented by
taking this remedy as soon us the first
indication of the disease appears. 25
and 50 cent bottles for sale by O. A.
Harding, druggist.
Whooping Cough.
There is no danger from this disease
when Chamberlain's Cough Remeday is
freely given. It liquefies the tough
mucus and aids its expectoration. It
also lessens the severity and frequency
of paroxysms of coughing, and insures a
speedy recovery. There is Bot the leaBt
danger in giving the remedy to children
or babies, as it contains no injurious
substance. For sale by G. A. Harding,
druggist.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World's Fair Hlgheit Award.
A Pioneer's Reromnieniliitlon.
Mr. J. .V. Yenable, of IVwni-y, a pio
neer ot Los Angeles County, Cal., says:
"Wlii-n-over t inn troubled with a pain
in the sluiiiiirh or with diarrhoea I use
ChiimU'rhiin's colic, cholera and di
arrhoea, renidey. I have uwd it for
veins, know it to be a reliable remedy,
and recommend it to every one "
For sab' by U. A. I larding.
Lout. I Notices.
.lilinliiivtriitor' police.
XT01ll'K H MKItKHY OIVKN THAT THK
4 it i.liir.luiiml h Ixwii ilnlil llio
l .iullly I'.Milt ill IMnokniiixa I Ollllly. Hlilld ul
Oh'huii. AitiiinilHtrnlur l ll intilo ul ThuniHi
I lim.i.h. .!.. 'u. . I. All i'irniiii iiavtiii damn
mcnlii.t mild "lt ( Ttiumtu J. Iaml.li, il- j
ow.I.hio lii'ivliy imilili-l t iiro'i iil Hie nn ,
illlly vnrlllo I lor CHVinont In Hm UmturiilKtH"! nt
l iiiriu vl U (Tui'kaiiiM I'.niiiiy. Hnumi, r l
ineoilioi) "I limwiiuii mnphKil. Ori'iii"! t'lly,
Orn "ii. w liltui i mi'iiHin Ir.nn Mil. lli.
Hmcd. Jnili' 10, lMIv tiKOKi.K J. I T It KIN.
AilnmiMr.iliir ul Dilute ul Tliuuiu J. Iimll.ll,
ll 01111 Hl' t.
IlKOWMtUl .t t'WI"KI.I, II I'J. 710
Allium')! tot A'lminl-tial'ir,
AtlmliilklrKlor'n police.
TOVICK H UKUKHV tKVKN THAT 1 UK
iiii.li'r.l.ii..l Im. Ii-ri .liny ii.iii.ihi u
Iha lliill. ti K. H IV. .. JlLla. ul t m Mlllly
llllirl III ll' M il ul Kll'l!"!! I'T U0kIIIM
I'mnilr. AiliiilKt-tint Uul ilia Kilnli) 1 1 A lam
II MlliiKi', llrC H il All K'IIili llvllin
iIIiii i!liii mm rile. u n'.iirli I I" m
nni tin. .miiio. iifuiiirlv Yoniti tl in li e at ite
iiltlri' ul Tliu. f. K)i I Mni Mn-.it, Ii tire-i
vim ilty. oi!"ii, n.tiilu .n iii.iiiiIii Irum Hm!
lUuut t.ili iiuilee.
I OKKSA II STKANHK.
Ail iiiln lrtlri x ul ti.UK oi A'tmii II Mn
iil.-i.o..
lit -l t iiri'uun City. Oi,'t i, HiU J"!". lv ul
June, IMini. Ji ; Ul.
Nhrrlir'n Mulr.
Iu the Clreiill Court o Id "lt ol Ornuim, lor j
tlir l uumn ul t Ui-ttii.
lleurre l.ill anil Thmnaa Duneati, K 'CiituM
ollliexil ul J. K. 11 Hainan. ilinjj, iiialn-
I a a. . J. W, Mir, Jami'ii Wnitlura ami M J.
May, ileluuiliiiiia.
Slain ul Ore. iu, t uiuity of ("ariainaa,
HY V HIT UK UK A J I' IK I M KMT OHUKII.
ilm-ive a .1 an eieciitlini, July luuml mil
nl ati.1 un.ler tlm aval ul Hie attuva eutitll
court In the tr i 'iilllW.1 rail e to mo iliv
ilim'loi atul Ualeil tue VWt.t ilay ul June,
iHi.irt unun jiuiKin nt ivn lervil i.l
nil-rail iu alil conn mi Hi IMi ily ul Jmw.
lv.nl, 111 (ivur ol tt.-iirytf IjU.'Ii aiut llinu.
Imuran, Kieeiil"' ol lh lat will ul J K.
ItiiiKtiixn, ilali.llT.. an i if lut J. W. Mar.
Jam. W lit ik k ami M J, M ,y, .laieiulanla, tor
the mm ol ll?i 7i', lm liilu e.1 t eroun at the
rata ol A i-er oj.it. e annum fr 'in tiie I7ih iir
ul June, l-aj. ami the lurther itim ul I Ml aiiur
nay'a !.', hiiJ the iurt"uruui ol fiu.cu.ta nm!
an i Ui.liuraa ' ta. ami teivta u auil uhiii
ihla writ, c uniiininlliig me to make aala ol t .
tulluwiiif ileu'TlU' l r al pniTiy .llu.te lu ilia
I'ounty oil lack nta-, sta ul Ore.-oii, tu-wlt:
All nf hl.wk a iu llarillura ail.ll Iu I loth I'llr ul
tiri'tfun On In ilis o uuiy I I'lai kaiu. ami
at.ie ul urenuit. acronlliia lu t ia recurtluU I a
ul aa il Dtr lim a aiMHIoii. now mi ma in the
ottlre ,1 Hie nrnfilvr ol coureiraucea lur tau
cutiuty aud a'at..
Nnw, iliainuue, Dy v rtue ai aaia eiecui on,
JmUmanl onler ami Ji'Oiei. a ul lu compliant'
with tne cuininatiua oi .am ru, iwiimnf uur-
lay. the I'tilar ul Autiiat, lMi, al the hour ul
'Ju'ilurkl. M at the Itiiiii Uivir ul lha l oiiu'y
Court H un In in ty o. Or kuii IMly. lu ml
cuuuir ami lil.'. neli al pulil c auc l in, au )e t
tu reilemutliiii, tu tue IUKiiel luuiii'r, ior t.
(ulil coin. ch Hi h n I. ail I'! " rlht till ami
miara.t winch the wl.hln nam 1 Ul n Ian a or
ither ol thvm, hd mi Ilia ilaie ul Hm al arh
ment he-eln ur ..n e haJ lu n I In in a .ur
Wu'rllnxl real pruajity or a ir pan thereul. in
ail.Iy aald exji'Uti.'ii, J i'ivineui uruer, u-ivre,
lulereal, r ata ami all " crillnx coata.
HaiaU, Ongun tl y, Or., jii it. i-n
f..i:. MADDnCK.
Ml irHTuf (' ark. ilia. Uoiiiik. nr. von
By N. M. Muonr, Dei.uiy. 7 , 7- H
Mlirrlll") Mule.
In the Cir -iiH Court ol Hi sia a ul Orig in, for
CUV k.iu.a. C unity.
L L. While, I'laiullir, v. K. M. Ilnrlniau, M-lia
A. HartmnK j . r. iiiaau. aa hm g iuc oi ine
nt .te oi K. M. H iruiai', an In a'. ui .l-lro-.
Mary J ine ll.ir man; ! mi Wnlie: Ch u I'
r. Huiiuh on, Kilkiir WaTenaiiil Fra k II.
HoilK 1 1 . P .rtlier.,. ('. tl, Huiulit ill Co..
IK'u reliu.a an i K. H. Akin, imrim ri. Akin,
Seliina A I u ; M. I ( hi. H N ek Iln . J.
Hi. ii. el u mi I I. 1. C h i, imrinera, aa i:
Mi-kuiaherK Jt .; H menlalil. miilin Com
pinr, ft riirp irrtllnti ; A H Mirii:ia-n, lu hit
Imllv .1 ta il cipA"t y nnl aa a.nUuee ami aa re
dly, r of tin: e.tatu o K. M. Ilartinaii. au In
tulveut dehtur; J. K. Mar.uani; I W M ir
iiiun; Jeaiili ('. Yutitnc Olive I'. I. 'Kin; I'.
A. Mfi miii; Mary J. Altirwlil auil O nrijii
W. M'iriUni, UuitMiilanla.
Slat ot Orcg Ul, ( uunlv ol Clack unit, a.
"IY VIKU K f)F A JCWIMKNT OltHFIl.
J ilc'-r. e ami I'Xi'C'ittun, ilulr lanu'il mil
ul iud ui.ik-r t e aji.l u. t. in ah ivjciitltl ru r.
In tue nb ive eniltluil c iii4u, to me duly tllra tint
anil ilattil I'm A h day ul Jlln. It'll, nil a
judiiin ui reiole'i d ftml enturail in aahl court on
the 19. h day of June. 'jt, lu favur ol lha atinv-e
name 1 pI'ilunlT, and nital'iiil tha ahure iiaii.tnl
ili'fcn lai ts Mi'.lsia A. Hartmau ami K. ,M.
Hnriinau, lor the mini nl l..i.l i, with Int. r
eat t ii rjou at the rule "I III .r cent, pur an.um
limn tue yth day ol Marcn, ivjn, aud t .e lur
titer .inn ol fl.ii'j, with tnieru-t thiire in iruu
June l.'uh, Ihm, at the rate nt Slier C'Hit. ir an
uuiu. and the luriluT .11111 ol lml, na nt or in 'a
le?. n 11 1 ft the iiiriiuir auni ol $.'1. c i.t hih!
dlahurai'mcntH, ami 111 favor "f l.nni Wnltu ami
aalii.t lliu ahovu linuied ilefumliinta, M", ia a
A. Hartinnii and K M. llurtiiiaii, mr the 11111 ul
infill. Willi llitirum at the ratenf 10 p:r 1: mi.
air aiiniirn Irum Uie'!rd day 01 March, lill . and
the (tlrlhur atlm 01 1IINJ, na attnrney'a feu . nnd
the lurtlK-r auinuf U), coma and il.htira uuoia,
and tne 1 o-ti ol and llliun thla writ, cu :i ' and
111K me to ninke a do of tli'i tnllowlmc d -fcrl cd
red properly .Itmite lu ihu County of i: cka
iiiiih, and Sihu ol Urvitoii: IIi-kIiiiiIiik at a
point :i.lli chalua aontn nnd I rt chaliia uoriii lii"
weal .rorathe norHii'ii.t corner nl t ;io) Koli.r
Allen I). 1.. C , In towna iln II 1011111 ufrnnul
eaat of the Wlllnmelle iiierldlnii, rutuiiiu
thence north '''2 weat 1.51 cuiina lo a a nm.';
llleiicu nu 11U :2" 4 wual 2 rliniua lo n it.ie;
tni' nee .011 1 h hi0 4.1' cant 1. Til 1 11a.11. 1 1 n corne
of Mmloa A. H'iriiiiau'a land; thence norm 2.1
4,"i' cnat '1 cluil a Rionit .ileilua A. Il l tin m'a
laud to the place nf h Kir.nlnir, euiiialnlnii oiie
totirin ol nu acre more or le-a,iiud nun ih il purl
uf the H. I C. of Kick. el lltiniKo tic
acrlhed aa cl dm No. 40 lu towiinhlp '1 a ul li
aouth raiiife I i-nat. ol tne Will .mtittu 111 trull 111.
and iKKii'iili'K at a point Pa) rola aunt 1 ol tne
norllu'HHl cuner ol anld "and claim, runuli g
thence wmt '2u7'i roda, tlicii' e a nun 1 , ro.ia;
thcuce en.t l.'r'i rodnj theme north Hi n a;
thcni'e eiat 112 r- d -; tri'iiu'i' aooth ;12 roda; thcuce
emit 80 rule; theme mrlli HI) roda iu .mi 0 hcj
ol hcKinnlii i.co tat nl hk noru mor or luaa.
Now, tliuruiorH, y virtue ol aald ox" U .011,
JiidKuiciii nrdur nil I d it ie, and In cu upl nne
witn the coliiina'id In'aald writ. I will, n 1 kh
urdny, the Hihdny of AuKUat, 1"'J, nllh hour of
1 o'clock P. M., nt tn Inuitdoorof the Cou ity
Court llo'iai In Hi i city of Oreicin Ci y in mil l
county a id atKtn, null at puhlio audio 1, -'il'Jii' t
to riidHiiiptlon, to tne hiKlmat hid ler, u- U, H
Kiild coin, ca ll In hand, the rem pr mo tv II r t
iiiiuva d' H' rihad, and all the ilKlit. title nnd In
to ret which th defendant, or either of mom,
and which any peraon cliilmliiK under thuiii, or
under any or either of them, had titer du 0 1 Hm
23rd dny ol Kiihrunry, Is'ja, or have or ha lure
Hi'iulrcd therein or there o. and alao tue f
prniierty laat auove leacrllied and nil the rlnlit,
title mill lutereat whlci the anld dof iiida ila, or
either ol tneiu, and which any purao 1 ckiIuhuk
under thorn, or under any or elthur of ilmm
had therein on the 30:h day of Nov mlmr, 1KHM,
or have or Had a.nco ni:iiilrid therein or the e
to, to anility aald execution, Jud guient, oruor,
dncreea, lutereat, coata nnd all acoi-uin co la;
tti proceed of tho aaie ol tho parcel of
laud firat above ilnaorlhud to lie app ted lliat to
the pavmont and diachargeol the Jud inieiii re
covered by intd I L. White aKaltut the anld K.
H. Hnrtmnn and Mellaaa A. lUrlinin, and tne
coata and expenae of making auc 1 and
ault, aud the proceed of the ante 0' tlienniod
of laud mat above deacrllied he app led flr.t to
the payment ol the Judgment In Invor of the
aald Iaam While ngnluat tha anld K. M. Ilnr'
man and Mellaaa A. llnrtman nnd the co. a and
expuiiai: ol innkliig audi aale nnd ml , and
after inch Judgment Rhall hnvoluen ant ill d,
then to the piiymeiit of the Juilgineut 111 invor
of the anld I, I.. White, until the win ahnll
hare been fully paid and discharged, II auf
flcient be reallied from auch aale.
Dated, Oregon City, July ft. iwai.
K. (;. (HADDOCK,
RherlfTof Clack atna County, Orogon,
By N. M. Moouy, tiapnty. 7-10.K-7
INI 1 Ul) IWAAl JH 1
Doors, Windows,
Moulding,
Window Glass,
OK OTIIKIt lllllLMNli JLVTEIIlAli?
Till) TO:
C. H. BESTOW h CO-
Low Prices. First-class Goods.
Corner llth and Main Streets, Oregon City, Oregon.
VREGON CITY
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New mill Knlurgeil Simp with nil iiiiliiiiiffH fur
MACHINE WORK & CASTING.
All work fxirtitcil iu tln ln'rd milliner jMisnilile. Protuptni'HH gimrun-
ti'ftl on all onliTH.
REPAIRING - A - SPECIAL! Y.
Pliers tlic lowi-ht to lie liml in I'ortlmul. SIioji on Fourth Street,
near Muin, (lit'non City, Oregon.
ROAKK BROS., Proprietors
ATTENTION-
Wo arc lu'aliuartorH for Lightning Ico Croatu l'rcci'rs,
Sori'on Doors, Window Screens, KiiIiIkt I Inst', Lawn Mowers,
liawn Kaki-s, Wiro Nottinp, Ltiliricating 0U of all kinds,
Hal hYi t Metal and everything in tho hardware lino at juices to
suit tho times. Also solo agents for Simonds' cclehratod cross
cut saws.
POPE
Main mid Fourth StH
lfrRi1 A M v,'ry r'iii:iikiihli.' nml certain relief jriv-
WUIYIAm w,,,im11 ''-v M(KK''S lUiVKAIaKI)
KKMK1Y lniH jjivt'ii it the naino of Women's
Friend. It is uniformly , HticeeHnful in releiiviiijf tho
hiii'kai'lii'ft lieailaelieH ami rllll weitkneHS which liunlen
and fhorteiiH a womnn'H life. ThoiisanilH of women
testify for it. It will ivo health nml ntrenj,'th, nnd
mako life a jilenHtirc. FOlt SAI.K HV THK
STEWART & IIOLMHS DRUG COMPANY.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
Sts. Telephone and Bailey Gatzert
Columbia Rivor & Pugot Sound Navigation Company.
Alder Street Dock, Telephone No .'!.rl.
Portland, Astoria and the Ocean.
, Telephone) leaves Portland 7 A. M., daily except Sunday. Tolcphon
leaves Astoria 7 V. M., daily except Sunday.
Runs direct to train for Clatsop beach and connects with Sir. Ilwaco
for Ilwaco trains running to all points on North beach.
Iiailey Gatzert leaves Portland 8 P. M., daily, except Sunday; on
Saturday 11 P. M. Iieaves Astoria daily at 0:45 A. M., except Sunday
and Monday; on Sunday 7 P. M. Connects with all trains for Clatsop
beach and Ilwaco beach.
This line has a boat connecting with both beaches, roturning from
Astoria every night in tho week. U. B. SCOTT,
E. A. SEELEY, President.
Agent.
lThU
rur8AlolaOrotfui.Clty,Ui -
. I T4 f 4 . I T1 . H .
IRON WORKS
St CO,
Oregon City.
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FnmotiflllteiTiffily enmi qtilcklr, pnnrmnently nil
nnrvnim uittiMtHON, yyuiik mumnry, iitin or umiri nwbr(
lleiulindM). Wukufiiintmi, It Vlialllv, Nlwlitlr Kinl
niim, nvll Unmuhm, lirtpiUMi(!r and wkhLIhk cllminHHii oniiM1 bf
ymttlifnltrror ur e.ficrws. Cuiitu.iiiuiuoluii. Uanrrv ioiila
uml lilfMMl hiilldrr. JMnkniilhoimlnn(J piinrnfroitirHiHl plump.
Mnnlljr mirrlfilln vfntprMkit- V I piirttnxf II furVA. llr BiittljirtH
pnlil, with a written gwirtintrti or vumfy refiimlrd. Wrlti im,frfe
m1lciil hMkt tmlnf1 plnln wrnppor, with tcntlmnnlnlii n4
ttrmiifiitl hi.m tirl 1 icir. A'orhtr7fi tnr rtmnultntitmt. tlrwiMnt imittpm
i!tf..by CUAHMAN & CO.t UruvtflBU.