Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, July 17, 1896, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextOregon City Enterprise IUTKS TO RF.MK.MBEK. r'lnf1v, J nl v 22 l.tillt national COIlVJIlllOII iuet al H. I.Utlij. Wmlncwiay, Augut lit Slate Firemen' tournament i Anuria, la continue lor , , tliree day. WtdnwrUy, (VtnlicrT - -Oregon State Kmr meet i Salem, lo continue until Tues day, October 1.1. ThnrxUy. November .1 l'reiiiileiilial dec lion in all states of th i nion FRIDAY, Jl'LY 17, ISiHi. American Poisons. The. Frotu-biitan, not without iYon, calls' our iced drinks "American oittoiis. " AVater will allay thirst much better than iced water; but it is very dillicult to convince those addicted to the iced water habit of the fact. The grave harm cans- ' x1 by ice water is from swallowing it quickly and in Urge quantities. If sip Jf d slowly and held in the mouth (or a moment, the temperature is raised ap. jireciably before it reaches th stomach, Elliott I'ralrle Notes. Ku.iorr Fhaikik, July ".(Too late for last issue. Still hot and dry. Main needed for late sown grain and gardens. Hay harvest is in full blast now. Road KnvineerKlnnard passed through the prairie last week inspecting the road work dona by Supervisor Killiu. T. 1!. Killiu and family spent the Fourth in l'ortland. Mrs. Jennie Hlair of Silverton was visiting on the prairie last Sunday J II. Middleton and wife of l'ortland I spent the Fourth at Captain Cochran's. I O. V. Killin and family spent last i Sunday at Silverton. I The wife of i.evi Voder w ho has been ; quite sick, is, we are glad to hear, im proving in health. lien. Strunton and family went to Albany last Thursday and returned Sunday. The most notable event of the past week was the foot race between ti. W. Killin of this place and J. I'. Shuck of Monitor, the champion heavy weight sprinters of Oregon. As the race was gotten up on short notice there was but a small crowd present to witness it. and its cooling effects reach that part of the body where they are most needed j Just how much money was won or lost the head, throat, and the upper part ol 0n the race your corrwipondent failed to the chest. For this reason ice cieam is learn, but as (J. W. came out second !est in the race, and claimed shortly after that l.itioh l.itia .litnt'.imiia than a-attir ! we eat it slowly, and it is not only en tirely melted, but also perceptibly warmed, before it enters the stomach. he was financially busted, it is thought by some that he lost heavily. The celebration at Monitor the Fourth REAL KSTATK TRANSFERS. furnished Every Week by the Clacks mas Abstract & Trust Company. M J Wilmm to J C Kranham tVt 13 'tMti0 7:lainsK-12t2srL,e.. J C Rranliatti lo V V. Spicer Oct 17 'W W D 73 in sec -C! t S r 2 a 2000 State to S A n Tutcr Jul 7 'I'll deed sh 87 t 4 s r 5 a 200 Lottie Wlnslow to S A P I'uter Jul tl 'Oti 1 C ne'4 set' Ml U i r il a . S A 1 Filter to K U Jones Jul 'Utl V I se4 stv HO t 4 s r (ie S A I Filter lo K li Jones Jul (1 ''.HI W 1) m'4' sec 31 t 4 r (1 e A S Dresser lo .Mary F. Harrison Jul 7 W 0 lots 4, ft, 8 and 0 and ' of 3 and 10 blk 1 Can by Sot) F. C Madd.H'k lo Alfred Pundas Jul II '!Hi W V of ol Joseph Spink cl 0 C K H Co lo John Johnson Apr 30 '04 deed it of se'4 sec lit'.' sr.'ie 240 Windsor I. A J Co to 1. 1, l'orter Jul 7 '".Hi d.tJ lot 2 blk 14 Windsor. . 100 Ida Mav McClellan to F M Sherman StHI This well known fact, which everyone was generally conceded to be a success, can verify for himself, is entirely ignored with the exception of the oration which by these alarmists who draw so harrow- niaterialiied in the shape of a populist ing pictures of the internal economy, , speech.and viewed from a populist stand representing the stomach aud its con tents as almost paralyxed by the sudden congealing influence of the introduction of a mass of frozen cream. Of course, if this were so the danger would be im mense, for when the stomach is attend ing to its anpoined duties actively en gaged in the process of digestion it is a point was no doubt considered a brilliant effort. Our school, under the supervision of Prof. C. E. Cone, closed one week ago last Wednesday. Closing exercises were held at the Congregational church near by as there was not room in the school bouse to seat all. A spleudid l:itle furnace,and any Umpering with its! program was rendered by the scholar fires results in the immediate discomfoit j which was enjoyed by all present. ofita owner and overseer. When you deluge it w ith iced drinks you put out! Suijrn Sews. the fires, and arrested digestion means! Smvbx., July 13. A light shower fell a.-ute twin and much discomfort. Don't ' here Saturday forenoon. ask it to do as much work when the Haying is the order of the day and the thermometer goes above 80 degrees ; 1 crop is being saved in fine condition. then the Urea will not have to be so hot, ! Chas. Ritchie, W. II. Yoder and 1'. B. and you will not suffer from what j Hien were on the latterg ranch near you feel is a consuming thirst. From I Clarks the past week cutting brush and "Sunnier Hygiene," in Demorest's Mag- j putting up hay. Mrs. Hien and the azine tor July. j baby were along too for an outing and to nw'4' sec 3 t 2 r 7 e 1 Nils M Watnce to S A D I'uter June 10 '0(5 V D se'4 sec 20 t 4 s r (I e. 1 SAD Puter to K il Jones Jul 1 '0ti W D some laud 7."0 K C MaddiH'k to Jacob Ranrh June 15 'tHi W D t0 a in ne4 sec 30 t 3 s r 1 a 171X1 A M Olingeret al to Win T Welch Mar II '05 W DwS, of nw4' and sS of sw'4 set' 5 and el of nel4 sec 6 t 2 s r 4 e 300 Sarah V MeCuwn to J C Frost Oct '03 W 1 lots II and 12 blk 12 Gladstone 2"0 Mattie L Hayward to C K Oreyhill June 14 'tO W D 10 a in Isaac Farr cl 375 OAC R K to CM C Kirk Nov 5 '05 deed nl( of lie1.,' sec 0 t 7 a r 2 a 200 CMC Kirk to I S Jones June 15 'Hi W D of sei4 and of sw4 sec 4 t 7 i r 2 a and nl of ne'4 sec 0 t 7 i r 2 a 700 THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT A A Pioneer's Heeoimiieiwlalloii. Mr. J. .V. Yenable, of Downey, a pio neer of l.o Aiitfoli' County, Cal., savs: " When-over I am troubled with a pain in the stomach or w ith diarrhoea I use Chamberlain's colic, cholera mid di arrhoea, remdey. I have used it (or yeais, know it to be a reliable remedy, and recommend it to every one'." For sale by (i. A. Il.udiiiu Ileuses Nails III lull!. Mtn row, the painter, Ims removed his shop lo Seventh streel, near Ihn depol w here orders can l left (or painting, paper-hanging and caliiuiing. I'lices to suit the times and all work honestly and I'llii ielillv done. if For ladies, gei, is and children's ho siery, good grade mnl lowest prices in the cilv, go to llie Km kel store. DO YOU NKK1) A XV : : : : Lentil Notices. tliiiliilati-M(r' poller. TOTIt'K H HKUKtlY tilVK.N THAT 1K nude M.'iiet ha tpu dti.v nii.iitiiiMl ur i ho Hun. I, h. Il.i) , Ju.lt i e I'mulr rmirt it! 'Im M U e (t,r i'UekNin louinr. Almliil-ltl net Kainiii tl A Uiu II. MrBiiKti. ttt-e h tt All tortii littviitt 1'lnlnia aiii1 vN.tl cutt, artt rriivitie I i r. tinl titr aniiit. rt.riy veriilt il in 1110 t iha eltlif el Tti.M, K. H)'ll, on Mi ll !lri.-l, l i (litt tun I'lir. orvten, wtlulu li lu.ntthi from ium tint ol lull uoik'o. I.OKK.N V H STIlANilK, A'tniluliralni el Kui o' Alm II snant. lNfeK.l. Pal il l Or.K.in I lly. Otvto i, liili .sun. ilr el Jii". iswk. JI.; -,i. Doors, Windows, Moulding, Window Glass, Oil OTIIHIt IIIHldllN'ti .MATlllilAli? :(!( TO : C. H. BESTOW h CO. Low Prices. First-class (iooiis. Comer I Ith and Main Stroets, Oroeon City, Orotfon. A Valuable Prescription. Editor Morrison of Worthington, Ind. keep the camp in order. Elmer Lantz from Albany was in I neighborhood Sunday 9vening on the Uii 'Sun", writes : "You have a valuable way to his father's ranch on the Molalla. prescription in Electric Bitters, and li Miss Marcie and Anna Burton came tan cheerfully recommend it for Consti-; djwn from Salem last Saturday to visit 1'jtiou and Sick Headache, and as a ' friends in the neighborhood, general system tonic it has no equal." Miss Ida M. and L. B Yoder atteaded Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2625 Cottage Urove the Chautauqua assembly last Monday Ave., lmcaRO, was all run down, could and Tuesday. We are looking for a drop in the cheese market ere long, several families in the neighborhood have joined together in the manufacture of pure switzer. I Jen Bowers and family went up to Silverton last Saturday to visit Mr. Bowers father. G. A. Fordel was np from Portlrnd I loaf jll,P.I ,tf In 1fu.tr af,A Uia ...... .k nn .1 tl f I I .umj j l's-.j n aiwi ma i an .11 on u not eat nor digest food, had a backache which never left her and felt tired and weary, but six bottles of Electric Bitters lestored her health and renewed her strength. Prices 50 cents and $1.00. 0t a bottle at Charman and Co's drug Wore. Don't Tol).icc .Spit Or smoke your life away, is the startling title of a book altout No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure that braces up nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nicotine poison, makes weak men gain strength, vior and man bood. You run no rhysical or financial risk, as No-To-Bac is sold by druggists verywhere under a guarantee to cure or money relunded. Book free. Address tii'arfing Remedy Co., New York or Chicago. Charman & Co., Druggist. Cliuutmiuud Restaurant. Y. M. Uobinson, prrprietor ot the Llcctric hotel has secured the exclusive Tjitaur.nt privileges in Gladstone park during the Chautauqua ashembly. The restaurant will be conducted in con nection with the Electric hotel, and cabin. Mr. For let is out of a j b on ac count of the burning of Weidler's mill. Andrew Torgenson of Buena Vista Polk county was in the neighborhood last week looking after some land here with the expectation of locating. Marysrille .Notes. Mahvsvillk, July. 13 A social party was given at Martin's mill on Saturday July 11th as a farewell to the old mill site and everybody attending pronounced it the most enjoyable allair of the season. Martin & Son now have nearly all their mill machinery moved to their new lo cation and the family w ill move down in a few days. The Kev. Mr. Harless preached at our school house yesterday and will be here l-uests of that popular hostelry can take i """''i aa' D"M- iuiuiuiij iiivucu. ;ur. iianens their meals at the Chautauqua restau rant, if they so prefer, remaining at the park the entire dav. The restaurant will be supplied with the best the market affords, and excellent meals will be aeryed from 25 cents up. The People's Favorite. When you are hungry and want an ap petizing meal one that is well cooked to your taste and well served try the Nickel Lunch Counter, This is no second-class rastaurant, we feed the best people in Oregon City and they al ways go where they get full value for their money. Give us a trial. Gkokoe Bkos. Proprietors. 1 ltecommenilution from Los Angeles, 032 Caf.telar St., Los Angeles, Cal., -A fter having suffered for a long time from acute rheumatism without obtaining re lief, I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was almost Immediately relieved. I highly recommend this as the best medicine known. 1). M. Hamimo.v. For sale by G. A. Harding, druggist. For the Kidneys. "1 am 05 years old ; have had kidney disease and constipation for 25 years. Am now well used your S. B. Head ache and Liver Cure one year. Used 6 Lotties at 50 cents each. J. II. Knight, Kutledue, Or." For sale by C, G. JJuutly, druggist. Munyon's medicines are the latest, and Charman & Co., the tip-to-date drug gists, have a complete stock. Pamphlets free. sound jugdment in explaining the scrip tures coupled with his funny anecdotes is very amusing as well as interesting. Services at eleven oclock A. M. John L. Gard is employed to teach our ! school for the fall term. This will be uh fifth term in this district. Better hay weathei wus never known in this part of Oregon by the oldest in habitant and everybody is improving the time that have hay. The genial face of our road master, John Dennison, made its appearand in this section last week and some of the roads are looking better already. Nika. Crescent Sews. Cklhcknt, July Hth. The principal biisineis in the vicinity at present is hay making. Owing to the good weather of the past two weeks the hay is nearly cut. Mr. Clinton Latourette has spent most of his time in his hay fiild the past week, Mr. Latourette swings his scythe like a yeteran farmer. Henry Stock was drowned in the Ab ernethy on July 4th. Mr. 8tork was an honest, industrious young man and his death is a great loss to this neighbor hood. The wild blackberries are quite num erous in the vicinity and small bovs may be seen with tin pails almost every day. Toby. A cool drink of that soda water or minerel water that D. Williams keeps on ice at his notion store on Seventh street will refresh yon, Try a glass. ABSTRACT 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 as to title to land at once, on application Loans, investments, real estate, abstracts etc. Office over Bank of Oregon City. Call and investigate. Address box 377, Oregon City Oregon. Oregon City Market Report. (Corrected weekly.) Wheat No. 1 merchantable, 55 cents per bushel. Flour Portland, $.1.10; Howard's Best, $3.05 ; Fisher's Best, $3.00. Oa'.s in sks, white, 17 cents jer bushel, gray, L'5. Millstuir.s Bran, U.OO per tin; shorts, (14.50 cr ton: chop, (13.5(1. Potatoes cents per pound. Eggs, 12,'j cents ht dozen. Buttjr Kanch, L'5 cents per roll. Fresh Fruits Rhubarb, i'.j cents per pound; gooseberries, two cents per lb. Dried Fruits Apples, unblcHched, 4 cents; 50-pou ml boxes, evaporated, 4'a'c. prunes, 2? ,j to 4 '.j cents; plums, 2,'j to 3 cents. Bacon Hams, 8 to S'.j cents; sides, 6 to 7; shoulders, 5 to li ; lard, (i to 7. Livestock and Hressed Meats Beef, live, I V to 2 4 cents; hogs, live 2 cents ; hogs dressed, cents; sheep, f 1.00 to $1.25 per head ; vcul, drcsotd, 4 cents. Poultry Chickens, young, from old $2.75, turkeys, alive, 8 cents r pound. Poultry advancing. Fire. Policy holders of the defunct State Insurance Company will find it to their interest to see me belore placing their business elsewhere. Sjiecial induce ment ollered 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. Anijkkw G. Mai.stks, Office in Jaggar Bldg. opposite court house, Oregon City. Nhrrlft" Nnlr. In lli Clrrull four I n( iha suit ol Oruiii, lor tht I ouuijr ol CUi-knm. livert Uvllni Thrntiu Dunmii, Kin'titon u( ill wtl ol J, K. ll.iittnsn. UotmjU, tilalu- I Hi. J. W. U, Jamvi VMmluci auj M J. Mr. ilrlhiUul. Slut, ol (li'nu, v oiinljr olfUok.um, HI VI KIT K Or A JUHIUKr OltllKlt. Ueeiti su.l a l0t'll(ltli, duly luiiv.1 mil nl nJ ttinter Hid ivmI of thci alHir titltl rimrl. lu lhi ! inlll-l rai.. hi in tlniy .lirvotel anil dle. in Jll.i iUr vt Jun, IVM upon ledum III trtl H'rrU uJ i.l. rl to MM ruiirt ou Ih Did iUr nl Jan. In l.ver in u iicje Ia1i ami ih iuix Kuurau, KliM-nt r ol Ul UH will nl J. k. 1UU(iii-ii, nl , IT., mil ,(. luil J. W. Mr, Jauix W ill nek mill tt. J, M .,. ,iiu.Uiiti. let lh um nl llTi.7, liti lum .! rmiii t ih ri nl n i cr cj. I. i - nnnm Ir in Hie I7ih Ua I Jiiuf, ami Hit. further nira nl I Hi alliir- Day li, ainl ttie lurrmr tutu u: tin, ro.la aul all I ili.tiurtd ta. au. h call ul ainl UM ihli wrii. c iinmaiitliiig in lo oiaka Ml ul l ia lelliiwlni iletrrllK..! r a! ir.ijiv .Kuala la iha iniiniy mi laet tiua-, Sla nl llrixiiii, Itv-wlt Ail ul oi. ti o iu Haniinia xlili in i in ilia ear ul On-Ktin Cltf III il c u ii t y ,1 I'.ai kama. ami lala Ul (irrKUU. aeenlilhn In I la rretir.l.J t ol a u Ilif um'. aiMllleu. Uuw mi rl.a lu tlia uttcr ol tt.e etlrter ol cuuvojr.uoca lor aaia cuuuly autl iiau. Sow, ih.rn nif, br rtu al atlil cineiitiott, Juil(iiianl onlar ami iUci i. a nl III ruinplliii' wiia me rnniiuaiitli ol .n r.. 1 a III o.i Silur day, the l.l.lay nl Aufii.t, li. at ih hour ul Jo i lnrkp M., al III In.ii i Un ic ot tin Cnillly l eurl H una lu th n ir o Or (nu City, lu "nl euuuiy ami .l, l, al publ c aur l.m, auNj I lo r.lmptlnu. lo lu Digucl b.dilt-r, .r t . a (nld ru n. ph lu b n I. 1 1 1 rl il ml ami Hilar-! wuwb Ihc wl.liln nam d .1.1 n lan a or ilbrr ul tham, had un lua data ul ihj al arh nivnt b-rin or ..n - had In .ul in tti imt. daarribad real prup jrljr or mm pl Iherenl, tu all.ly aljux ii.i iii, ) i l.-nm il order, dacr., luUreal, is.au and all ni crulng data. mini. urvon tl J. O.., Ju !t. ivw. EC MADUOCK, hirlrTofl' aekania. f'.niiit iip..0..t Bjr N. M. MmiDr, ln-putjr. J .1, 7-:il QREGON CITY IRON WORKS New iiinl Knliirgoil Simp with nil iiilinnvs fur MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work I'XirtiliHl in tliu lirst iiiiiiincr mssilli'. ti'ctl on nil nrdors. rrntiiptncHH Ktinrun- REPAIRING - A - SPECIALTY. Priivn Iho Imvcst to U lut.l in rortlnnd. Simp on Fourth StrM, near Mnin, On-jjiui City, On-gon. ROAKK BROS.. Proprietors Klirrlir. Nule. In lb Cr-iiUCnirl ol t'jm Ht ol Ornn, fur tlai'kain. C'juuty. I Whlla, plaintiff, va. K. M llarlman. Mollaaa A. Hattm-ui: J. K. Il.aaa, a. a i ,.( th anttlcoi K. M. li irt'nae,. an Ilia f.ut debn-; Miry Jan lltr man. I. tin Wiilt; Cli ul i . llnunli iiii, Kiliar Harfe i.ua Kra k IL llnugiiio ., p.rtnr.,a. r. tl llniKiii in Co.; Hau relin f au.i V. H. Aalu, tHarni-ra. a. Akin, Helium 4 lu ; M. I I I iu, H .N.rk.lab . J. Hi. ll, el ii an I 1. I. C'hn, lutrtiera, I'.liu, Mi kci.berj li u i. it. 0.1,1. mnlia Cum pan, noip rallnli. A U 51 .l.'iam, lu hi. iiullr ilu il c iii. i y and aa aaluauil ai tt cilv. r nl lh . late nl K. M. haiimau, an In i.iW.ul dobiur; J. K. Mariiam: I W Mar- Iilam; Je.nl j ('. Yuiiiik; IJili. I". I. iiau. V. . Mr.naiu: Mary J. Albiuhi aud li.orfj W. M .rtjua:n, ilticiidauu. Stat ol Orcg m, Cuuiitr ol Ciackauiai, aa. Y VIKIIK OF A JriHJMKNT OKHKR. Jilre and i xecutio.i, duly la.uod out ul aud under t U..I o. I iaab ivj.ntul.,1 , ,, ,rl lu tu ab .y cullild ciu.b, in maduly dire ud aud ilalnl t li ."J h day nl Juna, lial, nn a Judiim nl rendered and tuturu.l iu amd court nn '.he IV. h day ul Juna. IKM. Iii larurnl Ih aln.ve unrne l plaliinlf, and .(al.i.l Iha ahoy named ilelell Ui.t-t Mn l.ua A. Hartmaii and K. .M. Ilariniau, lor t ie amn nl l aw.l'i. Willi Inter e.t tuermii at the r itn ul In tr eerit. n ir annum Iroin Ins Uih day ul March, I vl, and tn lur ther .inn m with Interu.i theienn Iron June Liih, at Ih rate ot 8 ner cm. par an num, and the lurlher .um ol line, aa al'nrne'. lea, and the iiirinur linn ol f.'l, en.. and dlabiiravmeuu, and in lavur nl Lain Whlla ami a . 1 1 1 -1 1 1 1 ah ir.i iiaiiiud ilelumlHiila, M.ili. a A. ilitrtman and K. M. Ilnrtiiian, Inr me um of Until, Willi InUre.i at lh ratenl lu p r unii. r annum Irnm tlie'Alnl day ol Mareh, Isu;, ul tlielutllier.uinoi.ini, aa atlnrney'a lee ,, mid tu liirthur .inn ol Ilu, uuataaud 'll.biir.tim juib, ml tn m.ti ol and upon Ihl. writ, en miiaml- nut in to man mie oi in niiowiii deaorrivd -ATTENTION We aro hoail.iuartcrs for Lightning ico Cream Kivoitm, Sort'on Doors, Window Sciti'iih, tihlicr Hoso, Lawn Mowers, Lawn liaken, Wire Netting, Luhrieating Oils of all kinds, UaM.it Motal ami everything in the hartlware lino at prices to suit the times. Also solo agents for Simonds' celehratod cross cut saws. POPE St Main find Fourth StH., CO.. Oregon City. WOMAN ItKMKDY rrii'iiil. It i- uniformly hfickai'hi'H lii'iiiliicheH nml and nliorti'tiH n womnn'M U'Htify fur it. It will jjivo The vory reiiiiirkiil.lo nml certain relief iv ii woman l.v MOOKK'S IMiVKAI.KI) has given it tho imino of Woiiiph'm Htim-HHful in ri'lcitviii tlio wcakni'HH which luinlun lifi). TIioiihuiiiIh of women health ami HtrcnL'th, ami miiko life a i.lcnmire. FOR SAI.IO HV TIIK FOR YOU STEWART & HOLMES DRUG COMPANY. WHITE COLLAR LINE. JtilillUK Colic. Persons who are aubject to attuckg of bilious colic will be iiIimrwI to know that prompt relief may bo hail by taking Cliamberlain'B Colic, Cbolera and Diarrlima Hemedy. It acts quickly and can always be dt'ienileij upon. In many cases the attack may be prevented by taking this remedy as soon as the first indication of the dinease appears. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by G. A. Harding, dru(?lfist. Whooping Cough. There is no danger from this disease when Chamberlain's Cough Kemeday 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 not the least danger in giving the remedy to children or babies, as it contains no injurious substance. For sale by O. A. Harding, druggist. ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of all In leavening Strength. V. S. aovramat Rtport real property llunle In th Cuiinty ol 11 i ka maa, ami Htati ul Or.'Kiin: Hemilng at a pulut XIII clmliK aoiiin ami 4 S chalua u.irl i f,2" weat rom thu northeast rornur ul na ICutur. Allen I. UC.tu tuwiiH-ilfi ll aoutti ol ratuu I enat of the WllUinetui nmrlilUii, riiu iliiK tlieuce north ti weal l.m nnaiiia to a one: ihc n o aii'ith w A went 1 eliaiua lo a l i e. liienee ariultinl4V eaat 1 r. I iliniii.ti a o .rne u Melli-a A. Ilnriinaii a inii'l; thancp north 'i' I:,1 earn 'i clialua aloi.K .Me.lua A. II liniu'a laml to the plneu of l khi'iIiiv. coiuaiiiliiif one lourlh ot au acrt mora or l"a;Hiiil amo that unrt of tho Ii. I c. ol hiek.el llnruiiirvi ilu crlU'l aa nl ilin No, 111 lu towuahlpa .'i a nl li aouth raiwu 1 eaat ol too W 1 1 1 .mutt j nmriOl ui. an I l)"Ki i. nl iif at a p ilut Imi ro la out i ol tno uortlieam cor er oi ani l ia nl cla m, niuul.-K ihenee weat is 17 'i roila, Iheir o nun I U'j ro ia; thviies ea.t 1 rV'i rml-i the :j north 112 ro a; theiieaeHBt ll2ri-; thjii''e aouth ilroda; thciiee eitWI roia; theme north Ml roila lu Um p acj of Ijck i nn I ii l(, co lal ii I n k "U nciu. mora or lem. Now, thvioiore, i y vlriua ol Haul txtmi ion, juilgineiii onlur aii'l doer jo, ami iu eiiiupluuio , witu IhocoiiiuiaiKl lunnlil writ, I wlll.oi n.i iinlny, Hi nih day of Annual, IM'Jii, al tlia hour ol 1 o'clock V. M., nttli Iroiitiloorol th lion 4y C Hirt Iloua : lu th i city of OrcKon Ciiy lu nul l county and atnte, aell nt punlio auction, aohjc t to reduuiptl in, to the IHKhant hlil lor, lor U. H KoM eolu, c.h In hau l, the real propert ' II r t tijoreileai riun, ann all the riKht, title anil In tere.t which the defendant, or either nl them, and which any peraon clalmltiK uiidur thuin, or undor any or altiier of ttiuin, had ther jln o.i thu 'ma dav oi ruuruary, WM, or nave or hai lm i aeijiilred thurolu or thcre'-o, ami alio the r nl property laBtattovedeacrllied and all the rluht. title and Interest whici tlio aald delandaita, or sillier ol them, aud which any peraon olalmlng undor them, or under any or either of them had therein on the 80th day ol Nov mhor, lrut, or haveor had aiuue aeijulrd therein or the' to, to aatlaly aald execution, Jud fineuta. order, decreet, Interest, ooataandall acoruluir co ih; the prooeeda ol the aale of the parcel of laud llrat aooveduacrlbed to be applied Hint to tho payment and diieharae of th JudKine ii re covered by aald I L. Whit aitalnal the aald K. M. Hartman and Mellaaa A. Ilartman, ami ti.e com and expenaoa ol making auch aa e and lilt, aud the proceed ol the aalv ol the nam il of land laat above deaclhod be applied flrt to the payment ol the JiidKiiieut lu favor ol the said laam While airaluat the aald K. M. Ilnri- Dian and MellNHa A. llartrnan and the ooais and extieuana of making audi aale aud lull, aud after auch judgment aniiii nave huen antall. rl, than to the payment ol the Judgmeiit lu Invor nl the auld I. U Whlto, until the aamc ahull have bean fully paid and dianharKid, II aul fleient tie realliea from aueh aalo. Dated, Oregon City, July A, IH'.I K. (!. MADDOCK, flherln of Ciackauiai County, Oregon. By N. M. Hooor, Deputy. 7-1U.S 7 Sts. Telephone and Bailey Gatzert. Columbia Rlvor & Pugot Sound Navigation Company. Alilcr Street Dock, 'JVlcjihcmo No. tffn. KM' V yjt -7 W V.f i,ixtmTt'm iavj j. v Portland, Astoria and the Ocean. Teli'phono leaveo Portland 7 A. M., daily except Sunday. Telephon Ioiivl'h AHtoria 7 l. M., daily except Sunday. Huns direct to train for (JlatHop beach and connectH with Str. Ilwaco for Ilwaco trains running to all points on North beach. Cailey Gatzert leaves I'ortlund 8 V. M., daily, except Sunday; on Saturday 11 P. M. Leaves Astoria daily at GA!) 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, returning from Astoria every night in the week. n o SCOTT E. A. SEELEY, ' President. Agent. Thle Famnne Remedy mirea qulrkly, permanently all nervoua iliaeiiMia, Wuiik Memory, Wa ol llrnln l.iwi,. Heiulluihe. Wnkoruinuaa. I..a Vliuiitw. Miui.ii. ' dl'"'"". Inipotoncy and waatlnv dlneaaiia oauaed h U(iulhtul'mmnrexaur$. (Juiitaliianoupluuia. laa nerve Ionia anil l blood builder. Makeatlie palaand puny airimir and plumu rlipald, lc4rhaterlltrnoiiariintrnormnnrtirrunil..l. Writ... r.'J medlrul lunik, analed plain wranner. Willi tA.l.lm.,m.i'. niianelnlatntirilita. Nn rhnrtje frrmntHnHima. Hmttmot tmlliw Miaraaaraaaaava aatuco., ..i.T-r..,..tl u.i. liana. a.uibr.arai liorialelnOregoui;itr.oreg.,b CUAUMAN CO., lrugiata.