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THE HEART O1 A MAN. It' ' Turjr gtihl t hao mllllona. An rajik'a no' a tlitna to iliaptaa, But atllor'a ayp hunt to Ink oarw o Aa twltm nrVr mak' a man win. It l na wtut m -ii..t Mi' jr, Or hut la t!it l.iilkv o' yor elan, Bnt what li:u' yn iluno fur yor brttliont An hao y thf hoart o1 a manf AlWina yc'll marry wf a Cuhna, An he m:iy b' tin. I a I ho law Thi n 'a it.n :ik in r.iuk ir In rii-hva To mak' a tnu frivman a alar. Bui. niiml jr. tfcori-'i tuurklo iwtiJ Fran one ha wail k p In the van; Sao nnviT lot prido rin awa' wl Tha loal hum! hmrt o' a man. To may (Tviii to kirk, like ror noebora. An put a lilK ilnlii In the pl.iln. To may wrtto out a i-htvk fur humlrvda, ffhon "charily" rana at yor gat. But thero'a One wha lonka at the Inakle Wba kfna a' the N-nta o' j't plan, lie rarva no a bmlitln for rlrhna Hi gauge la tile huarl o' the man. -Dotroit Free Prvna, HE rOUlillT INDIANS. "Did I ever toll you the story of how Buffalo Bill saved my lift mid the live of my companions l ack in lSi'.f?" asked Sergvant Jim McDonnell iu the central police station one day last week. j It wm raining outside like a cloud burst, and coiwquently there was a goodly crowd of listeners when Ser givuit Jim asked the opeiiing query. j Coutrary to his usual custom Jim re- I tnained standing while tolling the story, bnt he did not begin until every one ' prwvnt had several times expressed a wwi sottttenng. In rront or mo wh a beaten ford, and I made for it. I was the only one of the party to envoi this ! particular ford, and 1 tlidu't wait to nl j low my thirsty animal to drink, but j hurried him over and alimxt hoforo I I knew it was on the lund again and go j iii along at a gallop. Under ordinary i citvuitiKUiuvs, wheii my horse wits not , tint! out, he was as sure footed as a eat, but just then he was very muvrtaiu and I felt a little luniprise iu my throat as I saw directly in front of me, less than a mile otT, a little bunch of braves coming for me. I never haltctl, but pushed along lint it the rods began to circle alHnit. By this time tirmg was going on about mo, and in another sec ond four of the Indians in front of mo left the circle and without tiring a shot enme directly al mo, their ponied ou a dead run. "I have never felt just that way be fore or since. I can't deavnta? my feel ing for a minute, but there was no time to hiwitato, and I slowed up and finally dropped to the ground, with my carbine nuslung. The Indians did not offer to open tin, so I dropped on one kiuv, and when they were near enough I opened tire and siiot as careful as I might. My first shot took effect, and I knew I had made a hit wheu one of the braves U't out a yelp. I had not fired more than the third shot, wheu the ntla turned und made off agaiu and joinctl a larger force which was coming up from the west. "I reloaded, mounted and took after them again. They were running freely in front of us, and. at their ponies were REAL FSTATK TBAJiNFKIt.H. I'lirnlslieil Every Week lijf lh ('Ufaii inns Abstract & Trait Cuiiiiuiiit, Kmina M Coclirane to l'opn Ander son Co. BSD acres in t ,1 s, r 1 w $14.10 Jacob Kngki to Frank SwiUer and wifesw'of nw4 of sec 4 !UH I'nited States to b'iley Froncli of the s l4 o( sec It'.' Kdwanl (iraves and wife to John Kriiniiner ne' of ne'4 of see U 000 Helton IjiiiiI Co to F $ Kelly, lots 3 and 4 iu blk IS .' 47,'i 11 D Williams to Kacliel K Ilain lota 5 in blk H 200 Peter tiabnel to S A U l'uter tie'' of sv '.'It 1 Fredcricka JauaKsky to William Karinin, und interest iu sees :t0 and 31 containing AM acres, more or less L'.K) S A 1 Porter and wife to K. (i. Jones ne'4 of sec 'JO 7.V) Albert C Kralft and wife toll C l'ittinger tract in 1 1 s, r 2 e 2 Shingles The best on the market. In small bus or iu car 1'invln. lMmi'iiriiuii shingles t'UI to order, Cedar Posts IU' iiuliiad or mixed . sIllll'li'S. iiir lots witli W. II. & I.. S. liONNKY, Al'UOKA, OUFt.ON. Wanted-An Idea I I'mtHl Tour tilw: lht ittnv hriut WMlih, Writ JOHN WMMiKHUl'UN K xt. t'atml Alltif ovfk Vtiiiiioii, i. i'., f..r ihs-lr iriM tITr ud IUI ot two buutra UivfjoOoua wu.vi. WhA ran Ihlnk oin iittiiu Asire to hear bis experience. After i fnh, they had little trouble In kt-eping mifflncr inilndfriruidlv nil hid ficnr fnr a ' r a - j - t few moments, during which timo his memory began to react, he began : "It waa back in the full of 1SC9 when I was a corporal in the Fifth United 8Uto cavalry stationed out in Wyoming territory. The Indians were on the war path and were giving the government no ond of trouble, and it was safe only out of the reach of our shots. Our men were pretty well scattered, but dually to the east I saw a little knot appear ou the brow of a slope, and among them was Cody. They galloped down after the reds, and the direction taken by them soon brought me in their midst Then it became a steady trot The ml loafed and did not seem particularly where large squads of armed men were j anxious to get away or to stop and give at calL Skirmishes with the wander- battle. This seemed to bother Buffalo ing bands of feioux and Ch enuea were , Bill considerably, and after we had been frequent, and we had smelt powder a ; ou the chase for over an hour he called doscn times at the period of which I i halt He had tumbled to the little am telling. I game planned by the Indians. Ho ex- "One day Colonel Crittenton, our : plained that by their manner he knew commander, received orders to make a J they were leading us into a trap, and foray down arouud the Republican river ; that it was more than likely that some in Colorado, and I was picked out as j distance on, hidden from riew, there one of the squad of 20 troopers who j was a big village encamped, and if we were to go as the advance guard with . kept on we were liable to find ourselvea the sappers and miners. Attached to our , ju a trap, and no one in the party would command as scouts were Buffalo Bill, ijve to tell the tale. I don't exactly otherwise Colouel Cody, and Major know whether Bill was right or wrong. Frank North, another famous Indian ! He was not ridimr his own horse at the smut, who still sticks to the old calling and localities. Bill and North were sent out with our squad as scouts, and they did sterling service, too, and but for Buffalo Bill's thoughtfulness and knowledge of the red man's methods I might have been six feet under the sod instead of telling this story today. j time, and had tried to exchange the j animal he had for ouo of ours, but no one would change, and I kiud of thought j he was fearful of risking a fight on the I horse he rode, because ho would Btund j no chance in getting away in cose it was necessary to retreat Subsequent I developments demonstrated that he was ir,lit irhiin ha a.ii1 wum tw.i.w tin! "A lieutenant was in command of the nquad, a yonng fellow, fresh from into a trap, and it was lucky for us that West Point, who knew less about Indian , wo followed his advice, fighting than he did about bicycle rid- "We obaudoned the chose and rode ing. and there wore no bicycles at that j back to the stream, which we reached time. His name was Valkman, but for j by nightfall. Here we found the entire all his lack of experience he was a bright ; command encamped. Colouel Crittenton fellow, with plenty of grit and well j had come up with the main body of liked. There was a sergeant, and I was , troopers, but instead of sending out a the corporal. ! detachment to aid us he hud quietly " we srartea wrn tn? .sn one morn ing, and everything went easy until we began to reach that part of the country where we knew the Sioux and Cheyeunes were. Then we became cautious. Buf falo Bill and JIajor North rode away at daylight on the scout, and we saw them no more until the Lour of duuger had arrived. It was the text day about sun down. We were just approaching a stream and loafing along as only old cavalrymen can. The object was to go into camp at the stp uiu vi:'rewe could get frosh water for our horses aud for cooking. Before w r-:-achvd the water, which was a glad sight to the almost parched horses, souw cf tl:o men spied some moving objec i ivu.7 off in the deep hollow cf the wavy kills. It was first believed that the objects were buf falo running, but some one called at tention to iiio fact that the objects were moving tix fa-it for buffalo, and it was suggested that they wf,re antelope. "wniie we were looking and specu- gouu into camp aud sat down und waited for us to return or to receive word that we hud gone to that land from which there is no return. ' 'The ueit duy we moved on to tho point where we had turned back, aud less than a inilo farther found tho re mains of a big Indian camp containing no less than 500 braves. The camp was hidden iu a canyon, and the fires were still worm, and it is certain that we wonld have met our fate the day be fore but for the timely advice of Buffalo Bill Cody. "Detroit News-Tribune. THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT Jk TKl'ST CO. are the owners of 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 inhumation as to title to land at once, ou application. Loans, investments, real estate, abstracts etc. OthYe over Bank of Ureifon City. Call and investigate. Address box 377, Oregon City Oregon. A Picture of Naplee. Dr. W. O. Terry of Sacramento, who has visited Naples, says; "Naples is ' one of the toughest places in Christen- ! dom. It is a rare thing in that town to , meet with any one who sfuis to recog- I nizn thn buth aa an institution of civi- I li'iifinti. Mi'ii. womnn hiwI rliildri'n r.vfd : Stand in dirt, particularly the latter. Boys and girls of ten years are often seen in Oregon City Market lteport. (Corrected weekly.) Wheat No. 1 merchantable, 55 cents per bushel. Flour l'ortland, f.1.10; Howard's Best, f3.03 ; Fisher's Best, $3.00. Oats in sks, white, 30 cents per bushel, gray, 35. Millstutls Bran, $14.00 per ton shorts, $14.50 per ton : chop, $13.50. Potatoes 00 cent per bushel. Kggs, 12 cents per dozen. Butter Ranch, 35 cents per roll. Dried Fruits Apples, unbleached, -I cents; 50-pound boxes, evaporatod, 4'o prunes, to 4'a cents; plums, 2.1. to 3 cents. Bacon Hums, 8 to 81,' cents; sides to 7 ; shoulders, 5 to 0 ; lard, ti to 7. Livestock and Dressed .Meals Beef, live, 14 to 2 cents ; hogs, live 2V cents hogs dressed, 3.'u cents; sheep, $1.00 to $1.25 per head; veal, dressed, 4 cents, l'oultry Chickens, yuuiig, from $2; old $2.75, turkeys, alive, 8 cents per pound, l'oultry advancing. Condensed Testimony.. Chas. B. Hood, Broker and Manufac turer's Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr. King's New Discovery lias no eimul as a Couli remedy. J. D. Brown. Prop. St. James Hotel, Ft. Wayne, Ind., testifies that he was cured of a Cough of of two yeais standing, caused by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New Discovery. li. r. Merrill, lialJwinsville, Mass., says that be bus used aud recommended it and never knew it to fail and would rather have it than any doctor, be cause it always cures. Mrs. Humming, 222 E. 25! h St., Chicago, always keeps it at hand and has no fear of Croup, be cause it instantly relieves, rree trial bottles at Cliannan & Co. 'a Drug store. Furm for Kent. A fine ranch of lilw acres near Uedl.ind 7 miles trom Oregon City fur rent cash preferred and reasonable terms given. KiO acres under cultivation, S acres full bearing orchard. Plenty of pasture, good buildings etc. One of the beat farms in Clackamas county; is near church and school. Kenter must under- farming and furnish good rec ommendations. Tools and stock sold reas onable. Address L. Khitshevsky. Ilireulrlx'a poller, fOm'K I IIKKKHV (ilVKN THAT THK iiu.ler.iKiie I h lieeii tiolnte! hy ttiii llouiirahie t'ouiiiv (' mrt ol ('at-k ou County. Orvgon. X'Tiiiris ol the Ul will of Coori.i N-l' on. .Iwoortaeit. All ieriuti having oinIiiu artliit IN !4ii nt the sll Conrad Ni'lbort, ili'0aeil, aie herelir untitle I to irvaul Hie tame tor tutymout, .lotv verllteil, to me at No. Tto Minnesota avenue, uiimi II, rortlint, Ore aou or to my uttor iev, W. II. Pooyni, at Cauby. Ore- u. wliluu tlx month Irom the ilale of (lit ni:l. laKS. hO.-A .NMHKIU. J-.'l. S .'l Klei-uttll. 1)0 YOU Nlllll) ANY Doors, Windows, Moulding, Window Glass, Oil OTIIKIt MHbDINfi 31 ATKIEIAL? :; TO: C. H. BESTOW V CO. Low Trices. First-class Goods. Corner llth and Main Streets, Oregon City, Oregon. Atluilulelralor'n Notice, 0 1 ICK IS IIKKGUV OlVKS THAT Til K I uii'initfiil ht hein aiiHuiel hv h (Miiinlv court nf I'lai'aama. eonuly. aitiululil a torotltie rlaloulL. II ll.ililx, uee aU. All perviuia baviiiit e amis aga rt-t the eiateof 1 deiasl nl ate h.r.Hiy uo lfle.1 to T.iiil the ame duly verlllvil lor lavmaol la the unie Uned at hi. uitica In orvaon t'Ur, Ureo.), wiihla tlx month. Imra Una dale, or at the nlDi-e ol llmw.ie l ik lamytMll, Uiegou City, lir- on. Dated thli loth day of Aui'u'. ts-ia. L. U I OKTKK. Hauwsxi.L A Ctaraai-L, A.luu "l-tr.t.ir. Atuiruey. lor auiuiul.lralor. H 14. u-ll lor .otlce. Iu the Cnunly Courl ol Hie State ol Oisoii the l ouoty ol uii xm. In the matter of the tilata of Lucy A. Hmllh, deoeaM I. -.TOTlrK IS IIICKKRY (IlVKN THAT Till 1.1 un Irmiiiuod aiimiie.tr ilor ol tne eatate ol Lui y A. Riuito, deceaeil. ha. DIM hn Itual acmnt and reiMirt aa auou ailtnitnatrator. In the t'liutity t'ourl ol e'laraanta. Couii y. tiri'sou an I that Mon.lay, the Tin day ol HoiiieiuiNir ljri, at 10 o'chM-a a. in., by the aaol County Court hM h-en Dxed aul aiitMilutvil aa Ilia lime and plai-e lor the aettUMiirttit ol Hie aatna and the htiarliif end aeteruiluln ol any and all ub' Jei lloua tiioret'i. KUKl) t. sMU'll, Baowsii.L A i'Krsl.l, Ailmlniatratnr. Attomeyi lor Adiuiiilitrauir. 7 '.'4, s -Jl QREGON CITY IRON WORKS New ii ml Knlnrgeil Simp with all niiliunci'H for MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work executed in tho best tnnniier Hmnil)lo. teetl mi nil orders. Proii)tinnM gimran- REPAIRINO - -fV - SPECIALTY. PrieeH tho lowest to lw luul in Portlnnd. Shop on Fourth Street, nar Main, Onon City, Oregon. ROAKE BROS., Proprietors 4'ltullon. for In the County Cntirl nl the Slate of Orejoa the ( ouuty ol Oackauiat. In the matter ol the eiUte ol W. II. Clayton, uereaaed. To Kmma Jane CUyion, Freilerlrk Clayaon, K IwarJ Cluyaon, l.aao t.laytoti, Jacob Clay. Mia an I Allred Clayaon, ami to all otheri tin kuoeu, II any such luere be. X"OC. AND SACII OK YOI', ARK HKRKIIV X. tiotltivd and oiled to att.tar lefure t'ie Cooi. ty Court nf the Stale ol Oregon, for tho tf iledlaiul, Oruun. Jtlllous Colic. Persons who aro siibjirt to attarks ol lating, straiuing our eves to discern tho Duhlic withont a aiutrlo earnifiut to hidu ! objects, a pair of rapidly riding horse-; their nudity. Tho ordinary refreshment men, over a milu ol, suddenly came : 0f iiff!i M praotircd in America, aro un- j into view fnjtn tho mound of a gently known there. The public conveyances ' sloDimr hill, and after ffettinr fair! v intn i...i...;.u - , ., i..i.... ! viow began ri.lius in circles at a furious of garlic that it is often preferable to b1,ll0UH tol": w'11, be ' ''"J' ,to k,,HW gallop. Then we kn-.v that the moving g,.t out aIid walk. Doubtless everylxxiy , t,lat prompt relief may bo had by taking objects that wo had been studying were eats garlic in order to keep from being Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Indians. Tho two horsemen were Buf- I nvr.r-m.i with ita n1ririf..rr,na BPMiir.. n ! Diarrhiea I'.emedv. It ttiits (inieklv Hnd a matter of protection. I can ahvaj s be depended upon. In many "But worst of all in Italy aro tho ter-1 Ctt8e8 the attack maybe prevented by riDie aram oi taxation aim tne corrup tion on the part of men in high official position. The railroads, for instance, which ought to bring iu largo revenues to tho government, aro a source of cx- falo Bill and Major North, and the Big-' uul directed by riding in a circle is only too well known to any one who has ! fipent any part of his life on the plains, j By this timo we could make out the ob- jocts, as the sun beat down on them, i They were redskins sure enough, and at ', leant 50 of them, while our command numbered le.s than 2. They were com ing at a furious gait, and each one was bending under his pony to keep out of sight as much as possible. " 'Beady,' ordered the lieutenant 'March, trot,' und then 'March, gallop,' And we were off in the direction of tho two scouts, who had ridden to the top of the hill again and were watching the reds. When v. e arrived near enough, Cody told u.-i that he and his partner had beeu watching the Indians all day and keeping tnem in sight, while they remained under cover. After consulta tion between the leaders it was decided to let every man go it for himself and give the Indians all they bargained for. "Xhis meant that every man was to get his arms in shape aud then go at them for all ho was worth, and never stop fighting until tho reus were licked or had runaway. Anns rattled as the men adjusted them and knives were jerked to the front cf tho b Its aud with a de termined look on every man's face the command to trot was, received. "The stream in front of us, that di vided us from the redskins, was ford able at several points, wherever we ooulrt find a bnttalo path. I struck out for myself at once and soon found my jielf separated from the others, who pense. Die explanation is that every body connected with their operation is engaged in stealing. Tho charge is made openly, and I never once heard it disputed. " Wawhington Post taking this remedy as soon as the indication of the disease appears, and 50 cent bottles for sale by G Harding, drngu'ist. firut 25 , A. The Japanese "Taxi aim a, H My own experience of Japanese rail ways certainly did not give tho idea that they were a businesslike people. A few regiments of guards, return ing in triumph from Formosa last No vember, upset the whole service on tho Tokaido, the main line in Japan, for a week, and the general management, even in normal times, would bring dis credit on, say, the Southeastern ' at its worst In their general modo of life, too, I cannot say that I observed any qualities which I should describe as businesslike if you want a thing done in a hurry, they answer "tadaima," "all in a good time," which means any time between now and the new year. When sightsee ing e. g. .visiting a factory after hav ing soon one thing a pause invariably follows, during which one is entertained to a smoke and a cup of tea, which, though hospitable and pleasant does not conduce to getting through the sightseeing that day. National Review. Whooping C'nugli. There is no danger from this disease when Chamberlain's Cough Kerneday is freely given. It liquefies the tough mucus and aids its expectoration. It also lessens the severity and frequency of paroxysms of couching, 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 G. A. Harding, druggist. Houses Made Krlglit. Morrow, the painter, has removed his shop to Seventh street, near the depot where orders can be left for painting, paper-hanging and calciming. Trices to suit the times and all work honestly and efficiently done. tf L'ow for Sale. A fine big cow five years old with a calf four weeks old for sale at $.'!0 Ad dress or inquire of Nicholaus rKtrohat ker one mile from Fischer's mill . I'ostoflice Kedland, Oj Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder World's Fair Hlgheit Award. County ol INai'kiuia.. ou Moudity. tne 7tn day sopiemHir, at t le nour oi iu o c.ock a. m. nl .aid day, at the court room ol .aid eourl, at th o mri Route In Oregon Clv, (laukauiaa County, OreKuii, to .how eau.e w.iy u order ihnuld not he irranted to t;iiaroa t layaon. the ailmlnl.ir.iinr ol the tile ol W. II. tl-ayaou. .Ier-a jl. to aell ao much ol the loliow.ua lo- icrllHiil .eil uatato an .hall he iieeva.ary to pay the d 'ht. an l the I'liwn-ei aud rharitea ol ad inlinatnttlou ol th --tate in 0ai:uaHe.l: the leal a tale atiove ineulioneil oelna eUlin No. US, parla ol e iniuua 7, ft, 17, IM'J a "I VU In town. .h-p'iaou h ruiinu i e.'t, anronluiir to oltlnal p al ol aurver relumed to tne vutioral aiM nltlcu by tne aurvi-yor Keunrnl, being bouti!.-d and dt-aiTlhed aa iM-KiiiLtiiii at a ikiiiiI 2 c i&lua aud 10 link, wuat ol tne aoutheat e truer ol kouthaiaat quarter ol n otion H iu liwn-h p i .oiitti ru-;e I uaai, tiictr-e uorth iteirreea weal M chain, ntnl link; tliuucu aoit h i-'i ilei(re.F we-l 77 chalu. and ri.', link.; the. ire aouih i:t de- irrce. mtuulea eaai rW chain and SJ link-: ihence aouth 21 di'Krwvi vial chain aud 4'J link.', tbenco u inn 4.1 ui(r.-ei ea.t w eliaiua: thence iiortii K ill' w . 4.1 ml uiii eaal IV chalua and l ieiioe norm ii di-areo. ml II rhalua a id 71 LtiLa to pl iceol beil'ititiiir, aavo and except ir.i ai rwi ol anore iieaortbed traci and being uorlhei-t qunrt"r auction ol gild laud clalin. roti -nl ri Inir IUI acre., more or 1 na, and belli a v rtl'Mi ol Ih i d inntlo i land claim 'nf Jamira Mi-Nary and Nauoy McNary, hia wile, Ituated In Ciackima. Countr, Slate ol Oregon. Hy nrle ol liordici K- Kaye., County Ju1ko ol tMiickamaa Co in'v, st.ite oi lin'Koii. Uiited June 21, Hlrl A. s. IHim Kit and E. MKNbKNIIAI.f., 7-Jl, S it Altoruuy. lor ild e.taie. Nuniiiioiiaj. In tho Circuit Court of tho ttatj ol Uli'Kuil lor Clack nnm 0 limy. Sam ii I II Id worth, plaintiff, v. ( harlna M. Van Huren an l inrv Van liuruu hia wild uinl Joliu P. Cole, d .'Icnil mla To Cburlua M. Van llureu and Mary Vau 11 il run , hi. wile, tlefuiiilnnla : IN THK SAMK OK THK STATE OK OHK on, ynil and e ioh of you are iinrehy rcijulrud io .ppcit an I ai'Nwi.T tliui'ouiiiUliit tliud nKsinat yo'u .u tho atsivo ciritied ault on or lioiore the Ural ri ly of lliu nuxi lenn of a ii oiirt f 1 owiuir expitiiiloii rif . ;l I .timinmi., to-wlt: Hy ih .' fir t :ii. 1 1 iy In Nov. nib r, IMi, an I If you (ml ao In appear, iiialimtT Wi.l uii. Jii.lKIU'-'ilt an l ile'T. o In anbl aiiltiiiralno yui fur tuu auin of lii'i, witli lute C't tliuruou ai thu ratu of S pur cent, ner annum from 'he 1'ith day ol Kohriinry, IS.if); ,.,r the muui nl fil.20 w.th Intercut ihuruon at tho rat i ol M p'ir cent, pcraiinuin frwoi tne lat rluy of Jonu, imM; ,nr Hie .urn ol IBl.2'1, with In teront thero'iii a tne rate of a por cunt, per an num from tlio lat day of De ember, lv.il; lor the .inn of I'll. 1.1 with iiitercat theruou nt the rite of per cunt r anuiiin fmm Ihe lat day of Juno, IsC i: lor tin- ol Cl '' "ll'i Inlur- - t thcruiui at the ratu ol S pnr cunt, p.r aniiiim Iroiu ihe 1 t duy of I'uceinher, lsyr,, lo tho t'.li day of February, l!;; lor tiiu ainn of IICi.1 I paid lor tuxes with luiurcat IIhtho i at tiiu iiiln nl 8 por cunt, p T ininiitii Irom tho IMtn day of Dock in bur, 1 H!r : V "X I aitorncy'a lew ami thu coaia uii'l iliabur.oiimuia of thl imt. ANo a dforuu forocloaniK a ce lain mort rano cxeciitud bv the aahl dufuiiilaui . to the J,n via-C .nkllii JiortKaire Tru.t Company an l by Ihem n K'i"'l to tma plalutllt to .uciira auld plaluilir'a vlnlm, I ilii'iinmi rmil cawitj l imio Iu the county ol f!iRcuamiR and atatu of Or nrnu anl mora tiar- tlcu.ariy buunilcd and itncrib.'d aa frniowa, ti -wit: A tract o Und In Ihe noitheru part ol Ihu (looi'i Irvln donation laud c.alw and buinir a part ol aectlona I and 12, townalnp 4 aouth, rmiire 1 mat f the Wlllnln tie iner rtian and aeclloua R and 7, towmdil i 4 ao nh, ran o 1 eaat nl the Willamette murldlan, and bounded and deaorlbed aa fol owa, to-wlt: H-xluuliiK al the . luthwput corner nf the nouilicast quarter of the nortneo-t quarter ol aeration VI, town. hip 4 ninth, rauxu 1 mt of Hid VVIliamntta merbliaii, and ruuuiiu Ihonce north M'i ileifreua ua.t 72.: i ohalua to a point In tho eaai bou dary line of theaaidGuo. Irvln donation land claim '29.S2 chalni Louih of the northea.t corner ol the northwe tquartcrol Ihe aouthweat quarter ol Kir Jou 6, towuahlp 4 aouth, riinirii 1 enat of the Willamette merldiau: theuceno th 2V.H2 ohalua; thence W"at 22 chalua; thence a nilh 20 olialui; thuune weal 0 chalua; thence aoulh AO chalua to place ol benlnulnn, containing 101.S7 acres more or ium And dlrectlnff late of ald property In man ner provld- 1 by law, and application ol the proi icda to payment ol tho claim ol Ihe plain tlfrherein, liinludliiK ro-t, d nburaemeuta of ault, and attorney'a Icoa herein. Hurvlce ol thia aiiminonS I made upon you by publication purauaiit to order ol Honorable Thomra A. Moltrldu, Juilso of tha circuit court of the atalo of Oreirou for Ctackamaa county. Dated thelith day ol ApMj. WA ,IAZEKj Attorney lor plaiutlff (113-14 Chainlwr ol Couimeroa BulJUInir, Port land, Oregon. H-14, -U ATTENTION Wo aro hoii(luartors fur Lightning loo Cream Freezer, Screen Doors, Window Screens, linliher lloso, Lawn Mowers, Lawn Hakes, Wiro Netting, Lubricating Oils of all kinds, Haliliit Metal and everything in tho hardware lino at prices to suit tho times. Also solo agents for Simonds' celebrated cross cut saws. POPE St Main mid Fourth Stn CO-. Oregon City. WOMAN RKMKDV Friend. It is uniformly biickui'Iit'R licmlaclicH nml und nhortt'iiH ii woman's notify for it. It will givo Tlio very reninrkiililo ami certain nlicf piv en woman l.y MOOItK'S 1UC VKAI.KI) has given it tlio nanio of Wiiiiioii'h HUcci'ssfnl in rcluiiviiii tho woakni'HH which liunlen life. ThoiiHamlH of women health anil Btrength, ami FOR mako lifo a jileasure. FOR SAI.K 15V THK YOU STEWARTS IIOIJII'S DRUG COMPANY. WHITE COLLAR LINE. Sts. Telephone and Bailey Gatzeit Columbia River & Pugot Sound Navigation Company. Aider Street Pock, TeIeilione No. .UiKti , jIj e. A "V f.HA LtlliA. i''-VT:VH-."'.'-ir . . fc -,- .. -.'" - . - . ... ' .,1 Portland, Astoria and the Ocean. Telejihono leaves Portland 7 A. M., daily except Sunday. Tolephon eaves Astoria 7 1'. M., daily except Sunday. Runs direct to train for Clatsop beach and connects with Str. Ilwaco for Ilwaco trains running to all points on Nortli beach. J'ailey Gatzert leaves l'ortland 8 I M., daily, cxcent Sundav nn Saturday 11 V. M. Leaves Astoria daily at 8A!) 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, roturnincr from Astoria every night in the week. (jt g SCOTT E. A. SEELEY. President. Agent. 1IMI. M.UAI. a...). n tAi. Thla Fnmona ITrmrilir rnraa rinlnkly, pnrman(inllralt mirvoua illm-UMia, W.11.K Wuniory, la of llriilii lowb,. Iliiailii:lia, WiikuriiliiiiHa, l.o.t Vliulllv. 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