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c OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 180is COCRT8. Oirenlt court convene! Brit Von la la No f uaMr aud third Monday In AprlU Probate eourt In session Bit Konday In each Houlh. Commissioners conrt inMi flrst Wednesday "" Irak Monday of each Bionla. UREUOX C1TV OFFICKKS. Mayor, - - -tiecnrder, -qiuefof I'ollce -iithtratcb.man -Treasurer, Cty Attorney, -fc'reet Commissioner, Cup- f Water Works, Citv Kna-ineer. K. O. Caurield Bruce 0. furry riiaa. K. nurni - K. U 8haw ti. r..PiriKiiii Frank T. tlrillllh V. I.. Biiido - W. H. Howell D. W. Kinnsira Counrilnien R. Koerner,' "Frank Ntisrh, K. 1. Wilson, James Roaks, II. K. Har ris, (5. D. Utouretle, Arthur MUln, Kred A. Metiner. Council meets drat Wednesday or each ontb in city ball. I - A Hallowffl Social. A Halloween entertainment and social fe iu preparation to be Riven by the Sun day school at the Baptist church Mon day evening, the Slst inst. An impres sive tableau"Where is My Boy Tonight" -ill thtee parta, lasting four minutes and ai-companied with distant sinning, is an attractive number. The remaining pro gram ia composed of choice singing, tet't declamations by Miss Edna Kngg Sifl others, and a new tableau represent t.)g a weird Halloween. Special attention ia given to tha fociable following, where it is indended ell shall enjoy a good social hour. Cake, Coffee and Ice cream will be served. Admission, 15 cents, refreshments, 10 S"nta. larriage License. The following marriage licenses were grafted during the week : Eden K. Callahan and C. B. Williams, Oho Towell and F. R. Wright ; L. M. tWors and T. R. O'Day ; Ida Utiger and iui. Fawner. " Accldvntly Shot. J. Kriger, who lives near Wilsonville out hunting the first of the week nrid accidently struck the trigger of the ln.snth his foot discharging the same. Ttie charge entered his side near the hip jfnd ranging upward tore his side open and lodged in his face and head. Kriger Has badly mangled and is in a yery criti cal condition. lalhof( has. Miuier. C.. E. Minier, who recently died at Manila was an exceptional young man. Tile had taught in several of the leading .-schools of this county and resigned his tosition at Macksburg to enlist. His tome was at Silverton where his relatives Eve. He was related by marriage to TtJr, Heinz,. the groceryraan. No young .-an stood higher or had brighter pros Iftcts than Chas. Minier. JSerry Christmas to the" Boy of Co. I. Weade Auxiliary Corps will give a ball ofi the evening of November 4th to raise Mnds to supply a Christmas box for tha Oreeon Citv bo vs at Manila, .The full will be held at the Armory and every J effort will oe made to make it the social j At one time he fonnd it necessary in re prnnt of the season. The best of tnoMc ' slewing a book written by a native of to be bad in Portland will be furnished When the object of Meade Corps is taken in consideration every .citizen should con stitute themselves into a committee of oDe to make it a success. See that you are there. Tickets one dollar.. School Report. Following is the report of Union a:hool district No. 26, for the month end itifc' October 7 : Number of days taught, 20; No days attendance, 511; No. times tarJy, 0; average daily attendance, 26; Ko. of visitors 8. Those neither absent tor tardy are :" Yiotorlne' and Mary Wil urn, Almedu, Helma and Minnie Rodlun, Clarence and Dora Heiser, Wilfred Os tyrn, Winiiie and Amy Kelly, Frilz, Albert and Earnest Boise, Chrietian Veiae, Willie Zuhl, Ida and Gustave Stin, Rosa Hugging, Ethel and Winni fted Osburn. Patrons and friends, are cordially invited to visit our school. Ellen V. Bvees, Teacher. Followng is the report school district 4fb. 2 for the month commencing Sep tember 19: No. of pupils enrolled, 20; daysiaught, 20; total attendauce 300 days. Pupils who were not tardv were Birdie, Edith, Lena, Wilms, Milo and 4ra Blair, Willie, Urie, Geo. and Irvin Kenagy, Bent Killin, Bert Kent, Fairy Belle, Enoch, Lenard, Daisy snd Minnie Tong, Albert Elliott, Zella Coldren, Alvin Pcrd'ie. Gko. SiaicKLAsn, Teacher. Following is the report of Redland school, district No. 75. No. of days taught, 20 : average number belonging, 31 ; times tardy, 0 ; No. enrolled at end of the month, 37, Roll of Honor Maud and William Stone, Cassie Wilcox, Ceo. Uicinbothem, Bert Hart, Minnie vans, Mary Kamuacher, Wallace, Jennie and Lester Belshaw, and Harry and William Hubert. Visitors Miss Hat tie Wilcox, Mrs. Louis funk, and Gjo. Murdock. Chas.Rutuebfobd, Teacher. Card of Thanks. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to the many friends who have shown kindness to our brother August, -during his long illness and especially do we feel gralefal to Mrs. Collins, Mrs Thomas and Mrs. Herren, who did so n&ch to render his last days more com &table and happy. Chablks and Mabt Sandbthom. HE SAVED THE MILK. tt Repaired Oealoe to Da It, bat Ha Wat Eqaal to tha Ooaaaloa. "Talking about oowa," Mid Audy Henderson, "I really think that I had one of tho most peculiar experiences with the animals in question that ever befell a citlsou of west Texas. It was soon after I went to El Ihtso, some ten years ago, and before I had got familiar . .h .ha vnirariea of the tA l"aso Cll- Ciate. "I had settled on a very pretty ranoh tonia miles out of the progresaive fron tier city aud was doing nicely until I decided to go into the butter business. J scut enxt for a duaen flue Jersey cowi aud began Derations. Well, the oowa came on, and I bustlod the butter busi ness from the jump. Thlugs progressed nicely for a uuuitb, wheu the weather grew very warm and the atmosphere very dry. The Rio Grande dwindled until a roadt could have waded across. Every bit of moisture disappeared, but this did not affect mo, because I had a flue artesiau well ou the ranch and plVnty of water. I observed, howovor, that my coa were lowing milk day by day, nntil at last they were perfectly dry. I was astounded, for they had plenty of feed aud lots of water from the well I couldn't understand it and determined to investigate. "I got op an hour before daylight and examined the cows, and, to my aston ishment, I found the udders of the cow heavy with milk. I did not milk the tho animals, bat simply watched and waited developments. Day dawned and the cows lazily meandered into the pas ture, and I followed. The sun came up, and with the sun came the terrible dry nesa, but it didn't fcaze mo in the least What knocked me out was the sight of my cows' uddors. They were growing smaller and smaller as I looked nntil they were as flaccid as a pnuctured tire. Then I tumbled. The dryness of the at fflosphere simply evaporated the milk through the walls of the udder. "What did I do? Why. I varnishod the milking apparatus of the beasts and the milk couldn't ooze through the flesh. That stopped it. Kew Orleans I" Tiniee -Democrat 1 la a ItuddhUt Naaaarj. Sir Charles Gordon's "Recollectloni of Thirty-nine Years In the Army' contains this anecdote: "In I860, at Tien-tsin, tue two Gordons, when seek iug for hospital sites, came across I Buddhist nunnery. Despite the warn ings of one of the inmates, who appear ed in boy a clothes they entered, the bnilding aud fonnd that the inmates all I wore mule clothing The Buddhist women were greatly shocked at the in trusion. " 'Our regret ' says Sir Charles, 'wat real. Explanations were exebauged. W( were iu formed that the community within adopted male costume as an in dication that they not only renounced the world, but with it the emblems of their sex. We were 'received' by the lady superior, tea and cakes offered tc and partaken of by us. We were then permitted to visit the 'private chapel' and finally we parted from the re ligiunses on the beat of te rma. " Tha Perils of a Critle. Robert Southey was saved from the danger into which bis vocation as a critic threw him only by his anonymity. the Emerald Isle to treat it with nn wonted severity. In conversing of this book und tho incompetence of its writer with a literary friend one day the au thor, a gigantic Irishman, entered the room in a great rage, vowing vengeance against tho remorseless critic. Standing very near tho critic, ho raised his huge fibt and exclaimed, "Aud iC I knew who it was I'd bato him!" Mr. Southey ob served a profound silence and quietly retired, rMerviug his laugh for a less hazardous occasion. DUES THIS STRIKE TOlf Muddy complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Root Tea is an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on an abso lute guarantee. Price 2o cts. and 50 cts. C. G. Huntley, Drnggist. Sot lee. Notice is hereby given that for the purpose of examining all persons who may desire to teach in the public schools of Clackamas county Oregon. A public examination will be held in the court house at Oregon City, Oregon on (he Uth day of November, 189S, commencing at one o'clock p. m. Applicants for state papers will present themselves at i o'clock a. m. November 10. II. e). Stkangk. Supt. ol schools for Clackamas Co., Or. 'J. M Straxos, Deputy. SPECIAL 8 ALE of trimmed hats Fri day, Saturday and Monday October 21, 22 and 24, by Mrs. M. K. Hamilton at Red Front Store, Oregon City. For You nit Men and Younir Tfomeo. There la nothing that will arouse the ire of a young man or woman so quick as to have inferior laundry work put off on them. They may dress ever so well, but if their shirt front or shirt waist is mussy their neat appearance is spoiled. The Troy laundry makes a specialty of ladies' and gentlemen's fine work. There can be no better work than is done at the Trov. Leave your orders at Johnson's barber shop. CASTOR I A For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Legal Notices. Aaalf Not U Final Net! Icmf'a.t VTOTtlKW IIKItKHY GIVEN TIIAT( (X nilliams, a lga or the Urvmin I'm ea-n aim ioor vonianr. o. n. i mirt ami 4'hariral'alltr, Insolvent d-htora, h Sled with tha ol irk lit lha Circuit court of lha Hint ol Orearou, tor the Count nf ('lirkaniaa, hla a eouuta with nourtiers lu final setilemvnl o' Ilia aboreoiilllled nttlivr, and II tliera ata no nb lai'lliini Inancb final ullla uant. tllad on or be Iikm tha rirat dy oi Ilia N amb r term of a d foiirt, th amid Milmira Will nak of tha lion. J.iiUa of lha ro irl fr au onl'r for tha dutri bull m ol lha tamaind 'r of lha a i aud lor biadiacb.rgaaeM'lf iiaem .aid o-ta i. 0.0. T. WIl I.1AM8. Aaalrnaa or lha Oraaon V tr H.ahaud I' Hir Co, 8. B. CHIT and Chailia Colin, lua'tWanl d blur.. l.l'd alOreimnCitTiOraion, thlitlhday ot wiow. a. i. itr.o. tn tha Circuit court of the Stala ot Oregon, lor ina i;ouuiy 01 viacaauitB. Id( O-or. rUlntltr, t. K, W. drove, do fan lent, utnmone. To R. W. Gnra, the abdre natuel dtendaat TN THE NAME OF THE STATE Of OHE L fon.rou are ha vhjf raoulrwl to apir and aner theo.itnplaiut SleJ afalnai you In lha adore aultlled t.oiirt and uil w thin tea d iyi from the data of lha eerrloa ot line eumnvme UHin roil It aerved within lb" roa t, or II a val upon Jou wllhlu au olhurCon ilr in Ihie alaia, l:ien within Iwnnir dar allvrlhe uataof lhaaaid aa-io -o' if th e inmiuoin la er-d npoo jrou vj piiD.ioai on mm inn art th-ri'bf rrqnirad to aneear aud an.war al I linn tllut on the Hr.t liajr ol the nrxt lerm "I lb1! court a'ler aix w.eia piiDUOiiem ol ilde'im nioue, lu-wl : (n Mondar lh 7th day of No ra nba , A IX, 1m. and 11 rou f ill an to appoar aud an-wer aai I tonpiami, I r wa'it tiurvor the M.lulifT will apiu u the Court for tha telle: deme dad In her Co p pi Int. lo-wlu For da ore dlaaolrini tha bnd of mattim.nr now ai'-lluu biwa-u th. piainUIT and Ui fan la il and tor Iba coata and dl.binaem uie of Ih aaulL And yoa are hereojr further no ili d thi the summoua in lliia euti i.eervad up 'a rou ui piiblloittoa theiroi is the Or-(nn tlijr Enter pnt s a nawaiwper piibll.hcd we -My el Oruvon Cllr, t)raou. putiiiaul to lha onlr ot the Hou orah e Al rvd F. 8 'r, Jr., Ju Ue of t"e Circuit Court ol the state ol Urea-on nr Multnomah Countr la the abenoa of iha Hon irabl T. A, McHrile, Juilga ol t'e Cuou I Court ol Ilia bl ite of Orc u tor Cl.ckamai County, made on thla day, lo-W I; deptouibar i', A I., ISM. JNO W. LOUkH. 1 23, Tt Atturuay for plaiulllT. Adnkol tratr'a Notice. In the County Court of the State of Ore gon (or Clackamas County. v In ibe matter of the estate of John W. Boston, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the under rigtied hai been duty appointed administra trix of the estate of Juiin W, Boston, dec eased, by the above entitled court. All persons hsving claims against said ealale will present the same to me for payment with the proiier vouchers at the oMlce of (I. E. Hayes, Oregon City, Oregon, within six months from the dale of this notice, or be forever barred . NANCY O. BOSTON. Administratrix. 0. E. Haves, attorney for Adui. Bated September 2t. Itm. Administrators .Mollre. Notice la hereby (riven that the under- sivnetl has been this 21th day of October, lSlW, duly appointed administrator of the estate of Asa U. SloRsdill, deceased, snd all persons having claims ai;al:ist said (lecrawl or his estate are hereby notlnM to present the same to me properly verified, si my residence in Canby, Clackamas county, Or. itnin six months ol ibe date oi inn nonce. It K. SfOOSDI LI.. Administrator of the estate of Asa Q. Slogs- It. deceased. Dated this 2lsl day of Ocober 10 2 11-25 Plenty of money to loan at 8 per cent on long or short lime. Apply to O. E. Hayes, office op stairs, opposite Hunt ley's drug store. A SENSE OF HUMOR. II Is a Prewloas Gin ud Help to Light est Ufe'e Way. I regard a sense of humor as one of the most precious gifts that can be vouchsafed to a human being. He is not necessarily a bettor man for having it, bnt he is a happier one. It renders him indifferent to good or bad fortuno. It enables him to enjoy his own discomfi ture. Blessed with this sense he is novel nnduly elated or cast down. No out can ruflle his temper. No abuse disturU his equanimity. Bores do not bore him. Humbugs do not humbug hirn. Solemn airs do not impose on him. ISeiiti mental gush does not influence him. The follies of the moment have no hold on bim. Titles and decoruiions aro but childish baubles in his eyes Prejudice docs not warp his jndgment. He is uover in con ceit or out of conceit with himself. He abhors all dogmatism. The world is a stage on which actors strut and fret foi bis edification and amusement, and he pursues the even current of his way, in vulnerable, doing what is right and proper according to his lights, but ut terly indifferent whether what he dons Huds approval or disapproval from oth era, If Hamlet had bad any sen so of hu mor, he would not have been nnuisiuict to himself and to all surrounding him, London Truth. DESCENT OF LOVE. Bath man e'er had experience like this (Fcr poets sing; a lore which children mock. And bliss of love therein Is laughing stock. Their silly words make creod for common men)f Oar life had long been dreamy holiday Till when one even on the bleak highway, I told her that I loved her, and she left Her soul upon mj lips, and thus we atald Bereft of earth, and then oh. strangel-ws fled Down the Mnak hlRhway till the place's fear Hod cloned hla wintfs and left from following. Ho here, within sound of her sweet singing, This summer's day I futhom that drond time And liken It bow up some desort poak Bubllme went ancient men and heard God speak And won his law. But once thoy went, no morel Yea, though Ood's dreams ran burning In thoir brain. They hurried to the ways of humble men. Hot prayed of him to visit them sgalnl A. Boyd Bcott In Black and White. TELL YOUR SISTER. A Beautiful Complexion is an impossi bility without good pure blood, Ihe sort that only exists in connection with ood diuestlon, a he-'hy liver und bowelH. Karl's Clover Root Tea -?ts directly on the bowels, liver and kidneys keeping them In perfect health. Trice-25 cts. and 50 Cts. C. O. Huntley, Druguiet. . Notlcio for lsibllewtlon Land Oltlo st Orooa Ully, Ore., Sept. ts.ig. holloa la hereby slr.u that lha following niu.atljr lias filed nolle of hla luluiUiin Ui make llnal nrtMif In supiMirt ol his liui, and thai add proof will us uiada tnfora Ilia lies l-'er and Kwo rer, at Orenou Clljr, Ort'Kou, ou Oultf lrlrJtli, 1-ws.rla: I'ANKIIATIt'H t. M A Kt'llO, II. B. W-Jl lor lha W , of HK U, SK i of 8K olKOIn)alilbW)'oleW!a u' A T U y K. o names lha lollowlns wltnei. to prore hi. riinlluttniia rattdatioi upiiu aud cill tvatlon ofiiatd Ian I, rla: Kariner I', Wal.lar, Rllas I). Ilmlia', Wail.in K. Wvleh aud John Helphar H ol Hilnmn. t)ru. 9-.1 lU.'iS CHAi. II. MOOHKH. H. 1 ter. In the Circuit :.mtt ol lha Rials of Oregon lor Cli ama Cuiuiiy. Fleets Smith, plaintiff, vs. Jamvs T. Smith, da tjudaut. To Jmei T. Smith, da'rudalit, IN 1IIKNAMKOFTIIK a ATK OK ORK'iON run ay bereby required t apiar and an w r lha e mulaii i n il agalml you In the alora aniltio I ault in ilia ab va u i1jU Coihi, on or bufor j th. fir dar ol lha n xt Inrm of said Court aft.r six Weeks pnlil rati Hi uf this s immuiia, lo-w ti On r bafor Umid iy, ilia Ttb diy of Noreinb'r, IHins. au I I yo i I i an to app arand an -war Ilia plaintiff l I apply to inn tour; nr me roi ei urnn muni in me com plaint. I he relief d -m ind d In Ihi com ll"t la for a dvoraa dlaaolrliig the bind- ol luat'l'iii'iiy now eilatlnar betwveii pliiiliff, Kino a Hmltli. ai d dnfvu lanl. Jamas T. Hinlih, ou ne f round of der.!on,aud Ilia' plaln'IIT is sw.r ia.l the ru.fKiroi a uiiiiit giiiiu, bii a. em in. inn f rstictl other telle! as the Court may de.'tn just aud aUitbln, This summons is pnbl ahel pursuant to ai onlar made by Hon. Aifn-d F. Huais, Juds of he l lrruti Court i. Ilia Siala ( tir'gou, f r lite County of Wnltnomah, In the ab e toe ot lha Hon. 1 b oia. A. Mollrt la. Judge of the C rouil Court ol the Blnte ol O egou lor Cia-kaina County, which ord -r wa'duly uiadjandeiilared on ibiUud day of Sepirmker, I-ih OK-H 8 MIKI'IIKHD, O. H. CELl AK1, -.'J7i AUoni.yi for r a'ntiff. . Notice) for I'ukllratloa. Und OOloa at Orvon CHy.Ore., Sept. U, IS98, Notice l hereby girea that I He following named arllier baa fl eJ notloe ol hit line itlon to make flual pnxil In sueeo-l of his claim, aud that .all pioul will be made before the hVglt-r and Rec-lrer at tlrjgou Cllr, Orv., ou N vambrrS b, Isus, rls: Alrln A. I homes; II. K Vt for H e lo's t and 7, "I sec. I. Tp. S 8.. II 1 K. He namea the lollowin wltnea tn prore his eoutluuoiia raaldsuoa upon and cu llratlou I said land, rls: Cliarlrs K. Ijaom, Marq iam, Oun , John II. Fvigustu, of 8 o:it IiIIn O.n., Alvia V. 1'avi.. nf wr,uam, Ofa., Jauiva Monroe Oroahoug, if Metuu.iu.Oa-u. CliAS. B. M(K)KR8, Kenlslor SIMMONS. In the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon, fur the County of Clackamas. Benjamin N. Montrose, plaintiff, vs. Mary J. Montroas, defendant. To Mary J. Montroas, lbs above named de fendant; In the nam of the State of Oregon : You are hereby required to atear ami anawer tlis complaint of plalntill' in Ibe above en titled suit in the above entitled court, on or by the llrsl day of the Uniterm of this court, to-wit: The first Monday In November. A. 1. ix. beirik- the 7th oay of said month, being tlrst term of said court after the publication of this s minions, anil if you fall so lo answer, for want ihetrof the jiaintill will apply lo tue uouri lor li e re-n-f demanded in said complaint, to wit A decree ol said Court dissolving the bonds matrimony now existing between plalntllt and defendant, and lor such other and fur ther relief as lo I hla Court may seem meet. This summons Is published by order of Hon. Alfred K. Hears, Ju.lfc'e of the 4th Judicial liistricl of the State of Oregon, at chambers, lbs li'th day of September, A. I). lw. W. T. BURNKY. , 0-23,71 Attorney for I'lainillt. I . vWita'HHC'a.iCiSrfXT 7"?" ' ' ' ' ,fjrv The Oldest Piper ia America THE ROMANCE OF THE SEACOAST A series of thrilling articles of little known phases of life along the Atlantic coast. ', ', I-r Lightt Along the Shore will describe the won drous changes In light ing, and of the perfect system by which our Government takes charge of the thousand and more lighthouses of the nation. . . UlVhen the Fisher Fleet Goes Out to Sea. The thrilling dangers of a class seldom heard of the Nova Scotia fishermen in their dully lives, their hardships and sufferings. ', '. . '. . '. '. V '. . IllWith the Ufe-Savcrs Along the Coast will tell of the evrry day lives of those brave men who dare death and darkness in their angriest forms showing the workings of a system that saves thousands of lives yearly. IV 77icT Who Wreck Ships. It Is popularly suposed that wreck ers no Jonger exist; this article will tell of well-organized bands of wreckers who lure on to rocks, by means of false signals, rich vessels for the sake of their treasures. . '. '. . '. ' '. . V Perils of the Smuggler's Life. The risks that are taken nightly to circumvent the Customs officials a business that Is much larger to-day than It Is supposed to be. '. '. '. '. . '. '. . , ' The Illustrations In this series will be the most striking that have ever appeared In the Potl. : '. . '. ' '. '. THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.WILL 'BE MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS FROM NOW TO JANUARY i, 1899, ON RE CEIPT OF ONLY TEN CENTS . . The Reoular Subscription Price is $2.50 Per Year THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA JII.MMO. lu Ilia Cltrtilt Court of Die tialo ol Diego t for Clackamas o uiily, faclflo Sl.laa Harlima, Unn A ll ilbllng Coin pan. a Corporal on, plaint II, rs. Kinma M II I ml and J, II, Mille d, liar huaband, tii en I an' a. To Kmuia Millard and ). H, Millard, dnlendaul' abore unmed. IN T1IR NAMK OF THE STATE OF OHE go i, von ar, hrril'V leuiilrad uappeur an I ai swur Ilia complaint flii-d against yi u In the alHive en n ad soil by the Aral lUy ol the m il lermol.a d oltrl M owing ie npltailon ol lha n wek ' t'ubU'aion ol this ainnnions tu-ll: lly M in l. y llw .aienlli day ol N rvm b r, I'M, aol If you t ut an to answer, 'or wa I theraoi, pialuilfT will apply to tliaC out for lha I f ileiiiauiliil In the complallll llara n filed, to-wili Kor I niginaiil an I ue're goiisj d-. fnmla Ktnmi Miliar,! and J. It, Millaul, lor llisuinif two liBiidrvit (o I r (kl OKI) p'Pi ol al Willi lot ns at Ilia rale uf S r omik per an ii u in Iron tha :llli day of Napliiul r, 1 H, iiuill pild; al-o lha um ol thirty- even dollar. OU.Ouiam'rui'd lulorialon smiiI prltmlpal a im of two bunded doi ue (I.1HIU'): ala lor lha sum ol tblnr aiiihtaud 40 UHlilollar tl-'M klJ as and lor iito.'tliW iluaa: alao tlia sum of uin aud su-liiOilollara (lv.Sm Suva for H e no-i-navrn lit oi 'i una; a ao the sum uf ighi and Wl iuediii-a'a (IN ui) as ai d for Ui-i tnaklu III thu a.gr entetna aiiin of iw i hundred uliiaty-lhrva and IK) POdullaia !WH'), leaa the sum of elghll si'veu au I 7i.lU) dollars (7.7ii as ad (it iha ralua of tw sad "u- a-arneof stock owned a d held by defendant. Km in a Millar I; a"d lor the further auuiof lifir dollars itMltm) as and f ,r attorney's Inea aud for lha Coata of t l suit; and lor Hi usual diKi'ee ol .alit'oiiri for ilia lo if the mor'g ltl pren.laai dacrueJ In a'd morigaie el up in the eonip'amt uerem a loilnwa, lo-oli; liio-e port ou. of Iota notn lerd r- apo'flvely eveolaau elgmefii (Is), n net- eu 1 1 0 and iwuiy ') la i luck numl rai one bundled III r y oigh: il s) ui tta"Kgin slnn of tbeOiegon lion aud 8Um I Comeany . K-ral A'ldiliou to Daw go" eutnineanin at the N 'rthe-wl corner i f aal l lot eureot, eu (17) au I run-ilng It-eme -onthaH, alorg the We I line uf the alley IU aald block In tha -muthet cor tier of ad lot twenty )): lhnce W e'.rly aionr tha i-ooin line ol a.el lot iwe -ty (.0) a dl lauoe of f rly right lee thru e Northerly and p r bal wiin Ih i Ksal-rn biundary line of sail iis lo Ibe North Hue of .a a ot ar.ntaei (171; thanoj Kastrrly along -al I North Hue ol aald i"t .erau-l-'U (17) lorty aghl fuel t Ih place of I agin nlng. as Ilia aald lo's am .hown and d lulio ail on the plat oil., ami -Kxuuaiou ol IbeU eto'i lrHi an I Hie. I C mrany'a Firai Addill lo csaeno," nled Ja uary isvt, and neorled In boo I "4" of Ida's al paaaa II and I'JC'arka maa I' onlr Kaco da; said lot be ng in the Counlr of Cb-e.ama. and SI le o o eg 0, uy iha t-beiliTuf ald coru ty ace rdUig lu law ai d the prartioe ol thl O-mt; and hat tue l-rooe ds of i .11 ale be at i ll.d are oiling to law, to wit. Ti the payment id me epuwi of add ale: to lhaynieni of Ilia enare i f l.'ourl and of Ihi amo ml nia lh. plainl IT; thai a il l dalrml ,nta an I each of them, ami al persons rlalmug un dcr litem or eilhar ol them, aubieuiien t lha i. i uil.'uof said m -rtga eaolupin the com plaint. Upon tho a d rainiM-a, e ihe aa pur-ciiax-rs or In unibrano t; or -i,.rw s , b birr.d and f re locd i f a I light, rlaim or aUlty of red im id i lu Ih.S'li preo-iave or aur i-rt thamil, Ih ! lb p'ai iliff may ban lu !gintlitandiei'iitonagaln,isil,ldef u lanta. Km ina MiiliM aud J It Millar l, lor an- da ne ency ah oh may re nln ailar applriiie all lha procee-ie oi .-I i aal of mI I p-emi e, pr 'l ei eo. ra U, to th a ti.f ctlmi of .a d Judg mailt: ai il uiy 1 1, o lit her-In h ve u h "I and furih r r lief in th- t-rewlaaa aa lo Ibe Court may a am )u t and iiniakie. I h a summntii i. iiic,ii.hd by rd"r of Hon, John H, Cslahd, Judge of ibe CI roll Court, for Multnoinuh Coaniy.duly made anl enurvd rrpleiubar Is . (rik-d, eapliuibrr II, laV 0. W. A 1,1 EN, J4 7I Allor.i.V lor I'lainillt police for liibllrigiloa. I.mdomoj al Orrgtin City, Ore , repl. 15, IfW. NiK e I. bendy (Iran Ibal (he ! l owing name I saltier hai R rd ui'lice of b a Inl uilon I . mate uoal Moo 1 1 1 euppoit of nn claim, a d that aald i-r f w I bima,bf r Iheltrgiairr and K elver a Or goo Utr, Oie oo, oo O w- il .K, lav., vii: FKKMKR J. A IK LEY. It T. W.I f -r ha S of -K V N nf "w ' i aidN lic.fK'ofa esTplB K I K. Ilinaua iba io .ow ng w.tnaaa-a H prove' h e i-o-iiniiou it aldanee upon and cultiva l"0 ol st d land, ris: I ranaraiiii. i aiaruaa. o ia. v. nnieea. win llaut K. Wei h ai d John He cbr al. ol Hal noa Oro i. fa lO-JJ CIIAS. B. MOOKES. H'glsler. THE SATURDAY f EVENING POST A m a .. ji . ,i i an - r:,.-tvrrt' ,ra jinn 1"?4iL aim HI MENCCWOMENiOF ITI1E ilOUR. Cloi'Rjin&t Jtudit oj Conttmporartes fa the iIiIa nf a wreeltlv nnire that dlatilnva at glance the panorama of people prominently before the public portraits and pnrnKrnphs that tell the week's history among the notables. '. . , . POPULAR The hit will give, In Ihe tiTrvDADUTrc crmrae of the year, thousnnds BIOCKAPHIES of ,)rcf bi0;Ttphltti ,,, sketches of Its writers and authors, illustrated wherever possible with photographic portraits. In lbs Clrcull Court of lha Hla sol Oregon for Clackamas County. KnllyKrliks m. defend ml, vs. Aalers KHok- sou, dsieiiilsuL To Aiidifi Krh'ksuii, the above nufue! delsml- auk IN THE NAMK OKTIIE 8TAIE OF OUKdON you srii hereby rapulre I lo ap, ear and en soar l a eompla i t lllel rgdna: yu In ins) ab ve eutitl d .niton or hofora lha llrsl JudN Inl day ul Ih- unit leiuigr term o III. ab vu rourl, Ui-wlli Moll lav, tin tub day ol November, PUS; an l If you fall lo miK or eppjar, for wiint there "f, I e plalnlllf will app V lo Ibe court for t relel prayed for In lha uompl nut. to. wit: For a durr e dlaao'rlog thshouds uf mairlo ony now egi I ng between you an l Ibe plaliillfl haieln, and for co.la, I'liMeat nii in tbt. auiiiuions la wa tt by or der ol Ih Ho iiirable John II. cle'etid, Judge of Ilia (lift ll I CoiiiI of he H a i uf Oregon fur Miiituuiiiah cou ly lit the ab euo oftha Judg lor I iaaaaoiaa en iiuy. list 4, Hepletliber il, I . i. t. IIDOTIIK. tun Attorney for Hi I'l iltiillf. .toflco for 1'Hbllralloii, Und Oltlo al Or id City, Ore., Ook U IW, N die la hereby given llial the following- naiui'd aeiller baa flll umlei of his nii.utinii loniakeuuai pioof In siii p ut of b s oUon, ami thai snd too if w Ii be ma la befors th i It igl lor ami leceirar el On goo C-ty, Oregon, un hoy ember IV, Inus, nn LKVt lS IKHIKHH II E. Ni,yil-rthSrt ,..fs a i, T I , R I R. lie uamea ibe l"Uowl"g wi noses lop ove bis o mi niioiis ruabloiitt upon aud euUtrsil iu o' aal I laud, rlai Uraul Mhli, IMer llrlmer, and V A K""an- k aiisolCaUbyi William liribble, of all !lud, lira ion lU;llll CHAS. U. UOUHE4, H igi.Ur. police la 'rrlllra. NOTICRIS II KltElt Y OIVKN by Ilia utidersigiied, aduiliilslratrlg uf Hit estate of David I. I'slne, ileoeaaed, loth creililnr of, and all persons having claims against lha said diseased, to eililblt and present Idem with the neceatary voiiotiers, wllhlu els nmnlhs from the first publication of Ibis inillce to said sdmliilslratrls, at lha olliees of iledgea A Orfllth, In Oregon Clfy, Oregon, KLIZAUKTII A. I'AINE. AdmlnlslratrU ol Hie estate of liavld L i'slne, ileeaeil, Paled at Oregon Citv, Oregon, October 13. IH. tO H II II nellcei for titlleatlsi. Land oltlo at Oregon Cllr. Ora, Oct t, ISM Notice la heie'ir given lb. I Ihe following- nam d-e'ilnrba. SI d n illoeol his lniantl,,n to m.ke Anal n ool In ucl-irl of hla e aim, aud u aoaid 1-riHil witlbv mad beiore Ih llaa-l.iar and Hc lr alOr.iul1 y,OfJ..ou Nor.miwr liui, 1"1M, r.s: WIl.lltM 0 HKKKEV II E. Itllvl fur me l"l I oi ae a, Tp. IS. R.I g. II nan s Ih fo lowlng wiliioasoa lo prore hie eoiitiuuuu. r aldi-uo up'U aoJ cultivaltuu ol said land, via: C, P. Hicbar la o, il b nt Sinie. Jn'm HloV ardao i and Fraua V, m, a I of Kallaud. Ore. 10 T. It-It CIIAS. II. MOOIIK.i, H' glsler. Nollr for rubllreUloa. Land oltlne ei Oeanon City, Ore., Oct t, 1st. Notice la hrreby elveu 'hai the following. ttamrd nl-r a.- ft t iioilm of hla InUsnilon lo mk i final proof In aupp irl ol hla claim, and thai .aid prod whl la mde biiore the ll-cl.lwr ad lleoa.varal O'egun t'liy, Ore,, OB lee. a, lsa, ris: FHANK I' A 'OLD, II.E.KMforUiS s t of df ,of Soo.S.Tp.s, S. K.IK, He nainaa he following wiineaaea lo prore his e-inimuooa r sid eoa np aud enlUrat on of aald land, ris: Uttigatnat Vangban, of Moll. la. Ogn , wnlard W. Anaea, of local, Og i., la-m VaaSa i, of Molalia, Ogn , Harry lta-t.ll. nf Molalla, Ogn. Cll AM A. MOOHKS, Keglalar. - aa. m THE BEST POEMS IN THE WORLD The poems In this se ries will he admirably Illustrated, and, wher ever possible, there will be given a sketch of the life of the poet, with a portrait, and the story of how each poem cams to be written. Tha poems will be selected, not from the stundolnt of the ultra-literary man or woman, but for their appeal to lovers of sentiment. They will be poems of the emo tionsthose that ap peal to the heart ; poems that tell a story those that are filled with hu man Interest. They be long to what may be called the " pockctbook school of poetry" those poems that one cuts from a newspaper and carries In tha pockctbook till they are worn through at tlie creases. . , a r