Oregon City Enterprise.
COl'KTS.
Circuit court convenea flmt Mon la In No
vember and third Monday in April.
Probate court In teuton tret Mouday In each
nun in.
Commlaa'tMiera court moetn (lrt Wednesday
after tint Monday of each mouth.
FRIDAY, MARCH 'J6, 1S7
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Fancy ribbon for colleretts at tbe
Jacket store.
All kinds of garden seeds for sale
Charman & San. 'a
at
For a quiet place to hitch yonr homes
awar from the motor line and a 1ace to
ipet a first clai job of repairing or horse
shoeing call on S. F. Scripture's shop on
Fifth street.
If you want a sewing machine for f2
fro to Bellomy A Buaoh's.
Money to loan on good real estate
security by A. 8. Dresser.
Ribbon, ribbon, any color, any width
and any amount at the Racket store.
Wanted all kinds of farm produce,
especially potatoes at Charman A Son. 'a.
A nice line of ladies' and gentlemen'
vmbrellas just received at Charman Jt
Son's. '
Prices will appreciate from now on.
The time to select a home in Gladstone
is now.
Charman 4 Son will pay the highest
market price for potatoes, dried fruits,
etc.
The 2 cent fare to Gladstone is un
precedented in motor line fares, 12),
cent fare to Portland.
Daniel Williams' store at the bead of
Seventh street stairs will be head
quarters for school supplies.
The Free Methodists will hold a con
vention at Sunnyside commencing on
Wednesday, April US. 1S97.
Ovsters, the finest
and best ever
brought to Oregon City, served in any
style at tbe Portland restaurant.
Use OXIEN for your "neryes" alro
for coughs and colds. Pamphlets free.
Charman & Co., DruggieU, agent.
Don't fail to see the beautiful millinery
that Miss Celia Goldsmith has. The
moot attractiue line ever brought to the
city.
Sowing Machines cheap. Want a
sowing machine T Get a good one and
pay $25; five years guarantee; frt down
15 per month until paid. See Bollomy
A Husch alibut it
Not one minute elapses between the
taking of One Minute Cough Cure and
relief. Why shouldn't people take One
Minute Cough CureT They should.
They do. G. A. Harding, druggist.
Pr. L. L. Pickens, dentist, does al
amus oi uemai wora. uoid crowns,
porcelain crowns and bridge work a
specialty. All operations guaranteed for
5 years. Call and get my prices. Office
in Barclay building
The Manque Hull.
MoClure's Magaiine for April will con
tain a series of unpublished letters
written by General Sherman to a young
lady between whom and an army officer
the General undertook to re-establish a
broken romantic relation, the letters
embody a story as good as any piece of
fiction, and exhibit Sherman in a very
charming way.
til. .1 . a.
ii a aooui as nam to ores a some peo
ple ot bad habits as it is to break Mala'
rial Fever when it once gets a firm hold
upon one. Mr. C. llimrod, of Lancas
ter, Ohio, says, "Simmons Liver Regu
lator broke a case ot Malarial Fever of
three years standing for me, and less
than one bottle did the business. I shall
use it when in need of any medicine,
and I recommend it."
Something good for lunch-Van Com p's
orllein Boston Baked Beans pi epared
with tomato sauce. For sale at Marr
&. Andrews.
See A. W. Schwan, Seventh street,
near the depot, about your plumbing,
tinning and general jobbing. Repair
ing promptly done. tf.
We have a special blended tea, differ
ent in flavor to any single tea grown, al
most sure to suit your taste. Call and
get 3ample. Marr & Andrews.
A person is prematurely old when
baldness occurs before tbe forty-fifth
year. Use Hall's Hair Renewer to keep
the scalp healthy and prevent baldness.
Send the Entkrprisb to your friend in
the East and thus give him an idea of
-what is going on in Clackamas connty,
m may induce mm to locate with us.
At Young's second hand store near the
Electric hotel, a good heating stove can
be had at $2.50 up and a good cook stove
13 up. 400 other articles at just as lo
prices.
Umbrellas in gloria and silk, direct
from tbe manufacturer. They were late
in getting here, but you can buy them
all the cheaper for that at the Fair on
Slain street, between Sixth and Seventh.
Tablets, ink, pens, pencils, books and
complete school outfits will be supplied
to tbe easterners at my store at very
reasonable prices, Call on Daniel Wil
liams' on upper Seventh street near
Center, before you bny elsewhere.
Crosscut saws of tbe best makes at
Young's second band store so cheap that
every man cau become a woodcutter.
Some bedroom sets at give away prices.
400 other articles at equally as low prices.
Call in and examine these bargains.
You run no risk. All druggists
guarantee Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
to do all that the manufacturers claim
for it. Warrented no cure, no pay.
There are many imitations. To get the
genuine ssk for Grove's. For sale by
C. G. Huntley.
The story of Grant's life as a faimer
and business man in Missouri, after he
bad resigned from tbe army and before
theoivil war, will be related by Hamli
Garland in McClure's magazine for
April. A considerable part of it will be
personol recollections of Grant by Mrs.
Boggs, in wboee houBe he lodged for a
time and whose husband was his partner
in the real estate business in St. Louis.
per
25c
2c
4oc
50c
Rolled Oats, 9 pounds,
White Beans, per pound,
Pioneer Baking Powder,
pound,
15 pound pail of Jelly, -
I Aunt Jemima's pan-cake
flour, per package, - - 10c
f Sago and Tapioca, per pound, 5c
17 ib Washing Powder, per
package, 3c
r Magnolia Milk, per can, - 10c
Economy " " " - lUc
1 pound Battle Ax Tobacco, 25c
i 2 pounds " " " 45c
E. E. Williams, The Grocer.
Chicora, Pa., Herald: Richard Yensel
reports One Minute Cough Cure the
greatest success of medical science. He
told us that it cured his whole family of
terrible coughs and colds, after all other
so called cures bad failed entirely. Mr
ensel said it assisted his children
through a very bad siege of ineasels.
One Minute Cough Cure makes expecto
ration very easy and rapid, Geo. A
Harding.
The quarterly inspection for Co. F.
r. x- i . mi . i . . . .
w. v. win iase piace at the armory
next Monday evening. An official visit
will be made to tbe company on that
evening by Major Sidney Collins and
Major Leonard U. Jones, of the brigade
staff. Capt. Kelly expects to be able to
show the visiting officers a company
that will compare well with the others
of the regiment in efficiency and per
sonnel. Capt. Kelly extends a cordial
invitation to the citizens of Oregon City
to attend the inspection and witness
the evening's work.
It is true The Fair is the cheapest store
intnecity, See our goods and prices.
Men's hats for $1.00, 1.25 and $1.50 that
sell elsewhere from $2.00 to $2 50. Our
suits of clothing are going fast ; the price
and quality is what makes them go.
Special bargains on all wool blankets.
Silks at half price. See those ladies'
corsets 50 and 75 cents, and those misses
corset waists for 25 cents. Lota of other
goods and every article a genuine bar
gain. At The Fair on Main street be
tween Sixth and Seventh.
Thursday morning about 0 o'clock
Oregon City experienced one of trie hard
est wind storms ever known in this city.
It lasted but a few minutes, out it was
lively while it did last anJ reminded one
of Kansas. Tbe greatest damage done
was to the suspension bridge which had
its upper works broken loose, but it was
not injnred sufficient to prevent teams
from crossing. Judge Hayes and Com
missioner Jaggar examined the bridge
and estimated that it would not cost
over $100 to repair it. A number of
trees were Diown down and some signs
demolished was about all the damage
about town.
Thomas Miller, of this city, has made
a walking cane that combines
elegance with durability and service.
It is made out of rings sawed from the
ends of horns and placed on an octagonal
steel rod, tbe crook being constructed
from the same material. It is rather a
heavy cane and would serve as a weapon
of defence as well as aid to walking. It is
handsomely mounted, highly polished
and shows what patience and skill can
accomplish in this line. Mr. Miller pre
sented it to Judge McBride, who ap
preciates it very much lor its unique
design as well as for its servicibility.
The Scientific American of March 13
gives a full page of views of the Cascade
locks, together with a description of the
works. It counts these locks as one of
tbe great engineering works of the
country and excelled in magnitude only
by the great Soo canal connecting lake
Michigan with lake Huron. In this
edition among the other excellent
matter it contains has an editorial on
the good roads movement that is one of
the most comprehensive articles yet
published on this subject. With the
enormous circulation that the Scientific
American has, it can do a very great
work in arousing public interest in the
cause of gojd road.
Slilvely's Opera llonse, Monday, April
The Columbia opera company whose
artistic performances have been the
source of much genuine pleasure wher
ever seen, appear at Shively's opera
house Monday, April 5th. The produc
tions thev have made of the operas in
their large repertorie have exceeded in
splendor, completeness and fidelity to
artistic requisitions the promises held
out in advance.
The event of the season was the
masquerade hall given by Prof. F. G.
Swanton Tuesday night at the clone of
his dancing lessons given in this city.
Besides the largo number of mnsquors,
many who did not mask took part after
the masks were removed.
Miss Grace Whitloek won the lady's
prine, a beautiful uold pen, and J. U.
Campbell won the gentleman's price, a
gold pencil. The b-wliy prues fell to
J. I). Humphrey ami T. F. Cowing, Jr.,
who acted their parts to the full satis
faction of all present.
The ft Mowing is a list of the charac
ters represented :
Miss Grace Whitloek, Frost, (lady's
1st prise); Miss Gussie Trullinger,
plain costume; Mlts Laura
E. Boattie, "Lady Jane"; Mrs.
A. W. Cheney, O. O. Hirald; Mrs. E.
H. Cowing, Swiss Peasant Girl: Mrs. J.
J.Cook, Masque Fancy Custume; Miss
Ruth Cowing, Fancy Paper Suit; Miss
M. Harris, "Grandma"; Mrs. Noble
Heath, "Aunt Ophelia"; Miss Mabel
Holanbech, Daffodil; Ruby Logan,
Flower Girl; Miss May Marks, Music;
Miss Alice Lee, Sailor; Miss Clara Pot
ter, French Udy; Miss Pearl Meldrum,
Spanish Dancer; Mrs. P. Potter, "Kate
Greenway" ; Mrs. W. Robinson, Spanish
Costume; Miss Lou Scott, School Girl;
Mrs. John Bean, Anything; Miss Louise
Taepleton, Shepherdess; Misses Anna
Freytag and Jennie Wilkenson, Tain
Sisters; Miss Birdie Walker, I'Topsy";
Miss Lizxie Walker, "Eva"; Miss Anna
Wileharl, Fancy dress; J. U. Campbell,
(1st prize) Spanish Cavalier; J. I. Hum
phrey and T. F. Cowing. Jr., (2d prize)
'Reuben (hayseed) and Samantha";
Martin Boyles, French Costume; Chas.
Burns, Monkev, and Ray Norris, Old
Italian Lady; Grant Chapman, Irish
man; E. H. Coning, Clown; B. Green-
man, Dude; George Heath, Clown; P,
E. Henderson, Scout; Geo Hyatt, Sailor;
V.Harris, 'M.T. Caidibox,' Tourist; Geo
Martin, Clown; Ralph Marshall, Acrobatic-juggling
Clown; Ralph Miller,
Summer Boy; Wm. Rhodes, Farmer
Doctor; R. Stafford, Anything; Otis
Townsend, "Oh Lord, Anything'; W.
Robinson, Sir Knight; Ross Siiencer,
Spar.iard; Geo. Wilehart, Wild Man
Irom Borneo; E. D. Shephard, Coach
man; Ira Wishart, Betsy Jane; G. Pot
ter, Indian; Simmons A Drew, Barbers;
R. Spencer, Louis the XIV ; A. L. Pres-
sy, '-Josh Whitcomb"; Theodore Miller,
Quack Ioctor; J. M. Pitman, Negro;
Wallace Cole, Dude; Belani Viau,
Clown.
Electric Hotel Arrivals.
Jno F Coo, San Francisco
O Montgomery, Portland
Mrs A Haltingly 11
Wallace J Bruce "
K formtliu "
A F Rogers "
A Kocher, Aurora
B II Kemper, Agt Columbia 0Hra Co
W It Hunt, San Francisco
Sam BcriiMiein "
A J Cadwell "
A ChrlHtvnseu, Portland
Prof Snapp "
C K Griffith "
O P Bryant "
E Bronwell "
S J IKxIson '
Theo Cobler "
E Corntdlus "
J B Henr.ingor "
C J Caldwell 41
P M Weddell "
J B David, Newlierg
E W Hebard, Yoncolla
I) Wait, Gervaia
R F Allen, fan Francisco
E A Marsh, Michigan
J F Sale, Astoria
C C Hidson, Gaston
J K Douchy "
K A Bochman, Silverton
J D Perry, Portland
S Friedman, Astoria
Rattlesnakes, Butterflies,
and . . . ?
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Musical Recital.
Lat-t Frieay evening the pupils ot Mrs.
E. E. Charman, assisted by the Halcyon
chorus, of which she is director, gave a
musical recital at her residence on Main
and Ninth streets. Tbe spacious Dar-
lors were brilliantly lighted and arranged
The Electric hotel Is tbe finest In the
city and first class In all its appointment.
Electric cars stop in front of the door.
Standi at Ike lle.nl.
Aug. J. Bogel, the leading druggist of
Shrevepnrt, La , says "Dr. King's Dis
covery is the only discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough, and It is the
best toller I have." J. F. Campbell,
merchant of Salford. Arix., writes: Dr
King a New Discovery is all that is
claimed lor It : It never tails, and is a
sure cure for Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. I cannot sav enoiuh for its
merits." Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs ami Colds is not
an exeriment. It has been tried for
a quarter of a century, ami to-day stands
at the head. It never disappoints,
I 1 ..I . .-. . . .
rreeiriui Domes at L-naruian to. s
Drug Store.
Farm For Kent.
a .'iu-acreiarm on me lower toiumiiia.
CO acres in cultivation, balance pasture.
Good house, barn and bearing orchard.
No to-ils or stock. Rent very reaaonab'e.
Address, "Columbia" care of Entxh-
pkisk, Oregon City.
Washington Irving .ild, he supptwtl a rcrtaln hill was cntlfd
Kaltlcjiiiiiko Hill" because It abounded tulttrtlia, Tlio
"rule of contrary " govern other n.unc. Some hollies arc, am
poscdly, Uhclcd " Sar.iiarlll.i " bccnuso thry nie full of , . .well,
we don't know wh.it they are full of, but we know It's not t.trsapa
rllU; except, perhaps, enough for a flavor. There's only one
make of sarsaparilU that can le relied on to lo all It claims. It's
Aycr's. It ha no secret to keep. Its formula Is open to all
physicians. Tills formula was examined by the Medical Com
mittee at the World's Fair with the result that while every other
make of sarsaparilU was excluded from the air, Aycr a harsana- r -v
rilla was admitted and honored by awards. It was admitted be- J
cause it was the bent sarcaparllla. It received the medal as the
best No other sarsaparilU has been so tested or so honored.
Good motto for the family as well us the Fair 1 Admit the best,
exclude the rest,
Any duubl about tl? BaadfoMne "Curibouk."
ll kill, duulitft aiul curat duubl.ra.
Addraui J. C Ajrar Co., Lowall, Maae.
eeecBeeeeeecGGeea
his is the Place
to liny Groceries
A full and complete assortment of all yoods usually kept in
a first-clusg grocery. ICyerytliing offered for sale is fresh; ami
sold at very reasonable nrices. Wo liavo n very choice
Block, of cuuned goods, including )oth fruits and vegetables,
to which wo invito your apodal attention. Kxtra or lattcy
grade of teas and codecs at prices you are accustomed to
pay for inferior grade.
A. ROBERTSON
The 7th Street (Iroeer, Successor to Marr A Robertson.
A Safe Investment
Insurance. '
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on II. T. Sladen.
He has it at bis finger ends.
All the different forms of skin troubles
for the event, furnishing ample accom-1 irom chPPeJ hands to ecxema and Indo-
modations for the invited guests, some
30 in number, and the handsome and
talented participants in the recital. The
program was one oi tbe best arranged of
any recital ever given in the city, and
although quite lengthly, not a hitch
occurred anywhere; showing Mrs.
Charman to be a perfect organizer and
an adept as a director. While tbe ap
plause was very hearty no encores were
allowed owing to the length of the
program.
Tbe recital opened with a piano solo
by Mrs. T. W. Clark, followed with solos
by Misses Maud Warner. Alice Glass
pool, Ethel Cheney, Laura Beattle, Leila
Cheney, Echo Samson, Edith Wishart,
Pearl Cosper, Edeth Cheney and Mrs.
C. D. Latourtte. The popular Halcyon
chorus then rendered one one of their
most pleasing selections entitled, "The
Moths." After ths applause that greeted
tbe chorus subsided solos were sung by
Misses May Marks, Jean White, Mis. M.
Wiggins, Addie Clark, Ora Spangler,
Jennie Beattie, Kate Ward, Mrs. T. W.
Clark, Mrs. White and Miss Grant.
Ladles Bowling Club.
Below is giyen the score of nine of the
ladias securing the greatest number of
points in lour games played at the bowl
ing alley 8alurday afternoon. A num
ber of the members were absent at this
time so it is impossible to show the gain
over the records of last month. Mrs.
T. W. Clark leads now with the highest
individual score, 50 snd Miss May Kelly
has tbe best average in four games, mak
ing a total of 148.
OA MRS t'i,
MiBS May Kelley .SJ-M-St-.H 1 W
" Nora Conyers 44-2-27-.'W 1.'I7
" Campbell 27-23-21-2.) 1X1
" McCsrver l!l PI-24-21 w)
" filsbury 27-10-21-yi in
Mrs. Hoi man 23-21-l.'-,'il HH
" Ix)vett .!." 13-18-15 (II
" Miller .. 27-12-1! HI- 71
" Strickler 1U-17-2J 2!l- H'.)
Worthy or Notice.
The 8. B. Medicine company is the
only one out of nine proprietary medi
cine firms incorporated on this coast
since 1887 that has not made an assign
ment. These hard times with new news
paper advertising contracts lor two years,
it speal.s loudly of their merit. For
sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Dr. Yanderpool's
I'hysic, the 8. B. Headache Liver and
Kidney regulator, takes the lead with
us. For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
The U. So Gov't Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior to all others.
lent ulcers can be readily cured by De-
Witt Hazel Salve, the great pile cure.
Geo. A. Harding.
A GOOD PLACIC TO MVIC
Ucautiful scenery and health civinir air. hiili level land with
good productive soil and ptiro water, a first-class public school tniildimr
attended by nearly a hundred pupils on tho premies; and a good plank
road (one ot tho main thoroughfares in tho county), connects with tho
macadamized streets of the city. Thin beautiful tract adjoins Oregon
City and no portion of it is beyond a milo from the heart of tho city
and but a 15 minutes walk on plank walks to tho businesa houses.
TIicho are a few of tho attractions of South Oregon City. Now is the
time to think of tho placo to build your home or a good place to
lay by an investment that will increase in value. Tho easy
terms on which this proiKTty is Hold should not embarasa anv
thrftv person. IaU are 50x100 and price range from lltx)
to 1150. Terms, 15 down and $f per month until naid.
without interest or taxes, a liberal discount for cash, and inducements
to build. Every lot clear and ready for tho garden. Ouito a number o
lots have been sold and there are several houses already occuoiedon tho
tract and quite a settlement in tho neighborhood.
Oregon City with her big monthly pay roll, tricot woolen mills.
argo pulp paptr and flouring mills and maaaivo electric station, her
fino public schools and all tho modern inprovemcnts, is bound to in
crease her growth. Y hero can you find a better placo to live in or a
safer place for an investment? For further information call on or
address
A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
earned. Pay up your subscription to the
Entkkpbisb and get the the benefit of
the reduction In price.
Charman Bros. Block,
T. L. CHARMAN, Trustee,
Oregon City, Or,
Legal Notice.
Harris'
Star Grocery.
IVotlce of Appoint Meat.
TOTICE 18 IIKKEBY OIVEM THAT Till
Jl u Kl -ri gnei, p. K. Juuu.on, lis. bwu
uboluted b ln rouulr oourl of tha suia
ol OntHOu lor Cl.ikaniu coniilr, xncutornl
un .in wii, t m it'll nnm ol Jollu An .er.on
leiiiul A I pvr.mii harm cla ms .g.inii
Mid 'lntJ are h-rbjr !litl I t pirni Ih.in
loiueat my h m n ir Itu AiikoI, Oraifon, pro
pcrijr TsrlS'iU wlibloiiz m uln. lor n th. cult
oi mi, noii.'e. r K. JOHNSON,
Kx utor ol aat itt of Job Ao leriuu Uecaaaad,
Allodia' lor Kii'cutnr. HI), 4-14.
Dji.U tat 19 li, Marau 1KV7.
Executor's Notice.
VTOIICE w HKKEHK GIVEN THAT TICK
i.1 uii
20 lbs. best granulated sugar. $1 00
1 sic. Hour 1 10
4 cans tomatoes 25
4 cans sugar corn 25
1 Ib. pkg. roast coflt-e 15
1 can Magnolia milk 10
151b. pail jolly 55
1 lb. Battle Axe tobacco 25
uer-iiinwi bat baoii '.ioluix! by in. II I I L
County (J urto! tha rl.ti ol Or eg in lor Clack I III ITll I II Til Tl
inaa County, exat'tiiur ol th I. at will ami lei a- KMlllllJIIII
innDiiil K berl lh)inMa, daoaal. All per- 1 1 1 1 1 III I I 1 1 I
mui bivlnt oialmaaKaliKi tha .uti ot laid 1 1 1 II III Mil
RiliS t T iomown. diOJoe I. am hurjbr nonnail il A1A L V A
Lit
to preaout Ibe -Hint dii.y Vdrifl d aoronllna; to
iiiw, to mo uuijer.iaiii-u ml L irvi I. Hxlitlin
C llllltr. Orptftiii. nr Lit Hrfrttm Imi.1. mi Ua,
CI'k ima Conn j, Oruou, wlibiu tlx monlui
ir tin inc uaia ol in i. mil o.
Dmel till. 6lb uay ol Mitrcb, A, 1). IW7.
U. Li. 1HOMPHOV,
llHOWNKLL A CAMI'BKLL. Kx imimr.
A-toruvyi for Kxevulor. i h,i-2
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
AlintiiUlru(or' iotl-.
TIIK
XTT1(;E H "KKKllY OIVKV THAT
11 umluia irntitl uK bn annulmcd hy llio
County Court of Cmcliam n C unity, Orom,
HdinmlHtralorol the mint mf Kuchel 1 lioinpi iii,
d.cenael, All irina hnviuir em i.i.i.ii,.! n,.,
eit.te ol aiud dvced m nro ii'tr.-by notifiel to
pre-u.ii ihe same, duly vurifl -d aovonllii to
law, lo ti.e uii.lur.Uiifd nt (J'irv.iiila, lljnion
t' liintv, Or -iton, or lo Hurton J.ick, 'it Mariiiuin,
UU kimai Coii.itjr, Oruirn i, witnl i six inotitlu
Inim tht tlaio of t u notice.
I) tied M'troti i, n7. c. D. THOMPSON,
Bkownkix t i.AMi'HKi.i.. A'lmmiatruor.
AtDrneva for Ad nl.ilatr.it ir. '6 li, ft)
By the fast
and com
modious steamer
Regulator
(Joir;5 ast?
IF YOU ARE.
DO NOT FORGET
Three Important Points
FIRST-Go via St. Paul becaudo
the linoH to that point will afford
youtne vory boat norvico.
SECOXD-See that the coupon
beyond St. Paul reads via the Wis
consin Central bocauno that linn
makes cIoho connections with all
the trans-continental lines entering
the Union Depot there, and its ser
vice isfirst-cluHs in every particular.
THIRD For information, call
on yoyr neighbor and friend tho
nearest ticket aL'cnt and ank for a
ticket reading via tho Wisconsin
Central lines, or address
Numnion.
In the Circuit Court ol the Hlaui of Orison, lor
the County ol (Jinc.nniiii.
E. O. Caullel I, pliilmliT, v. I,. It, Jannur and
liiicinda II mi lion, union Uiiti,
To L. K. Janncy, riufuuilunt:
IK THE NAME OK TIIK STATE OP OUR.
go i, you nro he eliy rctiilrutl to ai.pour and
Hiiawe. ihi; comi l inn nle.i BK ilut y..u In tliu
aiHiva.il tulud uli by tiiu ma. ilav o' the uvxt
tt-rin of till, emit io.IowIiik tliu axpliatlnu ol
the tlnia piecnoo l In tMe ordur of p un .ilnn
ol the iiuiniiioiia nnule li r -l;i, to-Hit: Jsy ibu
iblid .Mom. lav in April. MJ7; u I II you mil mi
loanwur. for wniit thnrtiof. tnu nliuntlir win
a.p y mine Court ! r the nl.el diiinaudid In
tio comitlHlut, viz: The lorclniuro nl the inort
Ho iiii.duaiiil exei'iiitt.1 by you to K. H. Can
Hold, on the 11 h day of Ooti lmr, mat, upon Iota
V mid 10 In blm-k 'M, Inn 5 mid a In b nek M, mi I
Iwtn i an I In blot k iii, all In C-uiriil t ddit on
toOnvou Cily, Orcgo.i, to at ours tlm Duviiittni
ol i I'lTtnin proiuita iry no'e i-xtx u'fid mi l iie
livtirel by you to md E. O. Cuiillald on the lit i
dayolOotoler, 1X01, and for ino aaiu ol ittld
inorlg nti d prmiilat a to iamfy tho am iilut Uuu
upou aald prornlinory not.
Tula itumiiiona li piibi.ahud by ord' r of the
Hon. K. I). hhattuuk.Jud jeol the Cln -uit Court
i f the Kourth Judicial ld-trl' t of the M ta ol
Orrnron, niada u l dated thu Srd dnv nf March,
WW. A. 8. DKElbEK,
a-5, 4 1 Atloruay lor P.uiutiit
Leaves Portland, Tuesdav.Thurs-
day and Saturday at 0:110 a. in.
Arrives Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
IhiHis the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that tho scenery
on tho Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
tho United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J.N. IIAKNK i , Acont.
Tel. 914. Portland. Or..
OiTico and wharf, foot of Oak St.
W. H. SAVAGE,
EXPRESS AND
La
DELIVERY
Leave orders at tho postoffice with
D. II. Glass, Oregon City.
PRICES REASONABLE
J AH. O. I'llNII,
tlcn. I'aa. AkI.,
Milwiiukuo, Wl
or Oko. H. Hatty,
(Jtini'ral AKi'iit,
-Mil Hmrk rtt.,
1'ortluiiil. Or
JOHN YOUNQER,
IEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EATI-RIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
Wanted-An Idea
Who can think
of aunt almiil