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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1893.
COCRT8.
Circuit court convenes first Monday In
Voverhber end third Monday in April.
rrolxta court In session first Monday in
ach month.
Commissioner court meets first Wednes
day after tlrsf Monday olcach month.
OREGON OITl OFFICERS.
Wayor, - - - - K. 0. Caufleld
Recorder, - Rruc C. Curry
'hiel of I'olic - - - Char. K. Burns
Nightwatchman - K. I Shaw
Treasurer, ,- - - H. E. Straiehl
tv Attorney. - - Frank T. liriltllh
JStreet Commissioner, - - W. I Snlilo
Knpt. of VaiT Works, - W.H.Howell
'ily Engineer, P. W. Kinnaird
Councilmen R. Koerner. Frank Uuch
H. 1. Wilson, James Roake, H. E. Har
ris, 0. IV IfStourette, Arthur Milln, Fred
A. jaetxney.
Council meets first Wednesday of each
month tn cut hall.
Of It LETTER FROM Kl'ROPE.
(continued Iroru first page.)
borne grown hemp. In summer time
you will see the farmer wearing a pair
cf wide trowsers and short tailed shirt
ever them tied at the waist with a belt
ad he looks like the wearer of pajamas.
The women folks are also light dressed,
tut a little more than the men. The
men's headgear is mostly for all the
year around a sheepskin cap which they
call "Cachinla" bat written Caclnla and
sometimes they wear in summertime a
large brimmed stiff felt hat of a brown
or black color. They are working from
early dawd till dark. The tools they
are using Id the field are very heavy and
clumsy and not like our American tools
improved for the facility of the farmers
And erery man's work.
On law farms they are using marhln
ryof Hungarian, English and Ameri
can mak& The mowers, binders and
threshers are all improved style and it
seems that the English and American
manufacture are taking the lead above
U other manufactures. American sew
ins iuaoliines, American make of
bicycles, 'American lead pencils and
from what I understand, America is try
ing to compete with her paper and I am
cure she will succeed. It is surprising
how enterprising the Americans are, al
most at the other end of the world they
compete with home manufactured goods.
Labor is much cheaper here. A common
laborer, if be earns two Acs or 40 cents
per day, he is doing well exceedingly
veil. A policeman gets 65 fics or $13
per month ; and a poor lot they are too.
The night policeman has to blow bis
vhietle every five minutes from the
time of bis going on duty at six p. m
vntil six a. m. The population of
nearly all over Roumania is classified
into several clarses and make a distinc
tion between each of them one very
seldom mingles with the other socially.
The common division of the people are
"the working class. Tbe merchants, the
trades people and the others which do
not belong to the above, being the rich
classes. And even these common clas
sifications do not mingle socially with
one another or even contract marriages
-among tliera. The working class,
farmers, and the majority of the people
with trades, are of the rough element and
i)b per cent are uneducated.
There is no law to compell education
and notwithstaading this, they have not
nough schools to accomodate all the
children that want to go to school.
Foreigners are taxed 40 fics or fS per
year for boys and 61 fics for girls or $12
and that only when all the Roumanian
scholars have been given room the
foreigners are then admitted. The
schools are separate for boys and girls.
What Romania has mostly for such a
email country of 5,000,000 population is
a standing army of 100,000 which is eat
. ing its head off. Tbe politics are as cor
rupt as can be, tbe other day they had
an election of officials for all over the
country and it was a sight to see those
ruffians clubbing those that would
not do as they wanted them to.
Tbe Governmentals who are in power
now would not very well leave their
chairs so they did all in their power by
buying votes and fooling others under
all kinds of threats so that they were re
elected and the result is as usual lots of
broken bones and heads, and the Liber
als are left once more behind.
Roumania is a Cne'-fruit. grain and
urine cojntry and does a lot of exporting.
A few yeats ago Filoxers got into their
vineyards and destroyed all tbe vines bo
that they had to import American vines,
which thrive very well. Tbe grain and
fruit crops have yielded good returns
this year and the people all over the
country are overjoyed. Business has
revived considerably and everything
looks lively.
The climate this year is also excep
tionally fine a long and dry autumn, but
cold. Tbe working class and peasants
are known by tbe clothes they wear as
they are of a different style cloth and
make from tbe merchants and better
class of people. The latter wear the
latest fashions and best clothes made.
It is a great country for the sale of for
eign manufacture and American goods
seem to take the lead so far and I hope
in a short time will export its manufact
ure and other products in large quanti
ties all over the country. Tbe farmers
of Roumania are most all of them poor.
The taxes they have to pay for every
litlle trifle takes all tbey can scrape to
gether and tbe savings of the year, and
their bnts are very poorly built and
their daily life a hard one, their bread is
made of corn flour boiled down and I
mixed with a litlle salt and stirred
until thick and with this and a piece of
cheeee or once tn awhile boiled salt fish
or other such cheap articles consist their
meals. Yet they are healthy and when
Sunday comes you will see them gath
ered at the liquor houses which they
call carciiuna and drink wine with the
women and the young men and gills
dance to the national dance music
played by a gypsy or two with a violin
and a taimbala and so while awav the
afternoons and evenings of all the holi
days.
The Roumanians are like the Russians
in belief, which is the Greek Catholic
religion.and being an Ignorant class tbey
are made to believe almost anything the
prieet says. The priests wear beards
and long hair which they plaid occa
sionally. Their apparel is almost the
same as that of the Roman Catholic
priest the cap the r wear being the only
difference it is a stiff tall cap covered
with black cloth. The Bishops A whin
andriils Episcuns and Mitropolits wear
tall straight stiff plush caps red, dark
blue and black in color. In church they
are wearing their regular parapharnells
and nee only the gregorian chant at
their services Sunday and holidays.
The priests marry except the Episcop
and metropolit they being the highest
priests and as a general rule are old by
the time they reach that position. The
insides of the churches are gaily decora
ted with all the saints they could think
of and fortunes are spent on that only
for which the best artists are employed.
There are churches in some parts of
Roumania whose steeples are gilded
and silvered and many a church costs
millions of franca to build. Their arti
tecture is altogether different from any
churches I haye seen in other countries.
There are quite a number of factories
in Roumania namely sugar, cloth, cheeee,
paper, matches, Linseed oil, acid tar
taric and a lot more than I can think of
at present. It is s good producing
country but the corrupt political govern
ment is eatin sup all of It and pockets
all the money they can steal. ' The King
not being a native of this country does
not take its welfare to heart and lets
things take their own course as long as
he is left alone to do what he wants
From what 1 can gather, the King ha
interests in several factories which biing
him a very good income. There are
quite a good many necessaries of life
taxed pietty heavy and are under the
monopoly of the government. I will
try to give you the names of a few which
I had to find out from experience, cigars,
tobacco, matches, salt, liquors. telegrams
receipts, bills and several others too
numerous to mention. The country is
far from being much advanced in im
provements u ii nan not oeen lor foreign
labor and talent tbe country would be
50 years behind, as it is, the foreigners
have put up fine buildings buili railroads
introduced electricity, telephone and
machinerv and nave brought 11 to a de
cent standing.
tM A. OTIBN.
F. 8. Kelly fromotetl.
Tbe friends of Capt. Kelly, which in
cludes everybody in Oregon City, are
more than pleased that be baa been
given command of a company.
The American Soldier, published in
Manila, November 3, contains the follow
ing: "Lieutenant Kelly formerly adjutant
of tbe First batulion, bas been appointed
to tbe lieutenancy and command of com
pany A. lie was once captain In the
O. N. G., but not commanding a com
pany at the opening of the late war, be
did not get a captaincy in the volun
teers. However, be meant business,
and was willing to come along, as any
old thing, and be came. That Is tbe
kind of officers we all like, and we are
glad be bas been appointed to company
The boys are looking eagerly for
ward to the day when tbey can again
salute "Captain Kelly.
Far rnirs for Christmas Dresenta sold
very cheap at Oregon City Auction
House.
Now is tbe time to lay your winter
millinery, 25 per cent less than cost at
Miss Goldsmith's.
Notice.
To the taxpayers of Clackamas county :
It is requested by tbe county court that
the taxpayers in each road district in the
county select and recommend to the
court for appointment some competent
man in each road district for the posi
tion of road supervisor, and It is further
ordered that the man endorsed for said
position as road supervisor in any road
district by the majority of the resident
taxpayers of his said district shall be ap
pointed by this court to fill said position.
Provided, however, that if said appointee
should prove either incompetent or un
willing to perform tbe duties required of
the supervisor in proper or diligent
manner, he shall be removed by this
court and some other peison appointed
in his place.
By order of the county court, Decem
ber term, 1898.
Ei.mkb Dixon, Clerk, .
By E. H. Coopkr, Deputy.
To Cures Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if fails to
cure. 25c. Tbe genuine basis. B. Q.
in each tablet.
A nice line of fine linen handkerchiefs
suitable for Christmas presents, call and
see them at Mrs. Otto Deute, Seventh
street, on the hill.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be de
pended npon and is pleasant and safe to
rake. Bold by Geo. A Harding .
He ware of Ointment for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
as mercury will surely destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering It through
she mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be lined except on pre
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the damage they will do Is ten fold to
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tured by F. J. Cheney A Co., Toledo
O., contains no mercury, and Is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system
In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure
you get the genuine, It Is taken tutor
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Sold by Druggists, price 75 cents per
bottle.
Hall's Family Tills are the best.
Regardless Of Age.
The kidneys are responsible for more
sickness, suffering, and deaths than any
other organs of tb body.
A majority of the ills afllictlng people
today is traceable to kidney trouble. It
pervades all classes of society, in all
climates, regardless of age, sex or condi
tion.
The svmptoms of kidney trouble are
unmistakable, such as rheumatism, neu
ralgia, sleeplessness, pain or dull ache in
the back, a desire to urinate often day
or night, profuse or scanty supply.
Uric acid, or brick-dust deposit in
urine are signs of clogged kidneys,
causing poisoned and germ-filled blood
Sometimes the heart acta badly, and
tube casts (wasting of the kidneys) are
found in the urine, which if neglected
will result in Bright's Disease, the most
dangerous form of kidney trouble. -
All these symptoms and conditions are
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of Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root. It has a
world-wide reputation for Its wonderful
cures of the most distressing cases.
No one need be long without it as it Is
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cents or one dollar. You can have a
sample bottle of this wonderful discovery
Swamp- Root, and a book telling all
about it, both sent absolutely free by
mail. Send your address to Dr. Kilmer
A Co., Binglumton, N. Y. and kindly
mention that you read this liberal offer
in the Oregon City Enterprise.
Death of as Oregon I'loueer.
John Hancock Zumalt died at his
home in Wllsonville, 12 miles above
Oregon City on the Willamette river,
Saturday, December 10, at the age of 81
years and 26 Jays.
John H. Zumalt was born in Philadel
phia Nov. 14, 1817 and moved with hi
parents to Missouri at an early age, and
at tbe age of 20 was nnited in marriage
to 8arah M. Russell in Bolevia, Mo. ty
the Rev. M. Micltiel, and 12 years later
with their family of four little children
came to Oregon with emigrant team, ar
riving at Oregon City November 15,1849,
and about one year later they settled on
a donation land claim of 640 acres, a part
of which he now leaves. To this union
was born 10 children, the sons: are A.,
Robert, Cap. and John D. Zumalt, of
Oregon; the daughters, Mrs. M. C.
Graham, of Newbeig, Mia. T. 8. Kiggs,
ofNestucca, Oregon, Mrs. Cap. W. 1'
Short, now of Wilsonville and Mrs W.
P. Short, of B. C., Mrs. J. 8. Epler, of
Wilsonville and C. O. Davis, of Portland
Mrs. Frankie Eranklin, Henry and Jack'
son having died several years ao.
Ten years ago last April, Mr. and Mrs.
Zumalt with their children, grand
children, great-grandchildren and scores
of friends celebrated their golden wed
ding at the old homestead and six years
ago the 16th of last March the wife died.
Tbe funeral took place Monday, Dec
12, at 2 o'clock, p. m. at the Pleasant
Hill cemetery, conducted by Rev. A.
Brady, of Hood View. Y.
Wonderful bargains in millinery at
Miss Goldsmith's.
ACTIVE 80LICITOR8 WANTED
everywhere for "The Blory of the
Philippines" by Mural llalsteail. commis
sioned by the Government as Official His
torian to the War Department. The book
was written in army camps at San Fran
cisco, on the Pacilio with General Merritt.
in the Hospitals at Honolulu, In Hong
Kong, in the American trendies at Manila,
in the insurgent camps wii.li Agtilualdo, on
Ihedeckof the Ulympia with Dewey, and
in the roar of battle at the fall of Manila.
Bonanza for agents. Brimful of original
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given. Drop all trashy unomnal war books.
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! THE II HI H EST INTERPRETATION.
The world of literature Is ao vast that
no oue man can nowadays claim lull
mate acvualntance with all the best of
Its products or eyon all Its principal
workers. The work of 8hakicare
alone bas engaged from time to
time the almost exclusive study of many
ripe scholars. Such a poet as Robert
Browning, or a prollllu novelist like
Dickens, Is analysed and debated til a
legion of clubs. The question naturally
arim8 as to how and where reader he-
come familiar with the spirit and works
of thoee numerous great authors "whom
not to know would argue oneself uu
known."
Never was the difficulty so fully and sat
Waetorily met as In Charles Dudley War'
iter's" Lltuary of the World's Best Litera
lure." As a basis for Judgment we have
hwe assembled all the best fruits of liter
ature, In every Held, that authorship has
given to us since the world began. To
enable us understand and appreciate the
spirit of authors we are furnished with In
terpretative and biographical essays relat
ing to a thousand of the foremost and
greattwt. These are not mere treatises by
pedantic scholars. They are graphic por
traitures and estimates by living masters
of criticism, each of whom has made a
special study of his theme, Here we find
the historian Lecky giving his estimate of
Gibbon ; Leslie Stephen -depicts for the
reader his old friend Carlyle; Prof. Ray
Lankester writes of his own science-
masters, Darwin and Huxley, Henry
James gives a critical monograph on
Hawthorne; and so the aeries runs
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with the brush were guiding us through
a gallery of great paintings only that
here the paintings aie of men whose
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nr all the world's chief literatures are
sketched aud interpreted .r us by
scholars who have studied and lectured
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the work, br the literature.
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tising on veay easy terms. It Is r treas
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tained by sending postal with name and
address to
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Portland, Oregon.
II 0VT IS YOl'lt WIFE.
Has she lost ber beauty T If so. Con
stipation, Indigestion, Sick Headache
are the principal causes. Karl's Clover
Root Tea has cured these ills for halt a
century. Trice 29 rts. and 60 cts.
Money refunded If results are not satis
factory. C. G. Ilnntley, Drugglet.
To Care Cold la One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund money if it fails to
cure. Kc Tbe genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet.
Jacob Schata, the leading harness
maker of Oregon City, lOtb and Main
street. A fine line of whips, buggy and
work harnesses Repairing done at low
est rate. Work guaranteed.
A very fine Steinway piano can be had
on very easy terms of Oregon City Auc
tion House.
For holiday presents we have lamps
of all descriptions, which we will sell st
a great sacrifice. Oregon City Auction
House.
Davidson, the photographer, makes
velotype photos lor $2.6) per dozen, a
pure carbon effect; crayons, 16x20, $1.85;
paatels, lflx'.'O, $2.85;. A sitting free for
enlargements.
Holiday goods at surprising prices to
meet the rich and poor. At tbe Racket
store,
OASTOniA.
Bean tha flt Kind Yost Have Always
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of
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Clean and airy bedrooms well
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bedrooms 60 cents per night. Oregon
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call. Mrs. F. A. Leb, Prop.
THIS IS WHAT
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our groceries: That we offer
the best of groceries at the low
est prices. They have confi
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groceries is the purest and the
most nutritious. Last, but not
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self fully 25 per cent by their
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Our way of doing business Is
to treat every one fair and square
and offer the very best in our
store.
TVIo-xrxr & JVXxxlx
Letter List.
The following Is the list of letter re
maining In the poalolllce at Oregon City,
Oregon, on December 23, 18IIH:
WOMKNl' MKT.
llaldrlch, Kate Miller, K
Brock, 8 Miller, Kllsha '
Oregon. Christina Oschats, August
l.otird, Maud Nluian, Bailie
Marr, l.laala Ituhlson, l.ella
Shepherd, Mary A
mkn's list.
Campbell, 0 K Uyau.Chas P
Long, Win Ninllh, J L
Miller, Jas II Wesllng, II
Uaddvii.Chas Wllklns, II
GKO.F. HOUTON, P. M.
Seventeen-Inch doll, bisque head, kid
body for (ID cents at the Racket Store.
Legal Notice.
Notice ef Iicaolutloa of rrtnrrhlp.
The Partnership heretofore existing be
tweeu W, J. Kaui'h and John II. iUuah,
engaged In running s feed yard ami store at
wiaustoiie, la mis nay uiimiivvii. w. j.
Hsuch continuing the business, collecting
all bills and paying all itebis.
VV.J. IUuch.
John II. KUiH.
December IN.
Nulfre of appolntasnl of Atlailnlitraliii.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed lias been appointed hy the county
court of Clarkamas county, stale ol Oregon,
ailnilnistrstrli of the male ol Oeo, Nttx-k,
deceased. All erons having claims
against said estate, are liereliy notUled lo
present I lie same, duly vended, to the
undersigned or to my altorneys. II, f. A
U. W. Hirnf. at their uftlce In Oregon City.
Oregon, within sis moulds from the Hale ol
this notice. ANNA 8 lock,
Administratrix of the elate ol Geo. 8 toot,
deceased.
Ilecemher 1.
II. K. 4 U. W. Bwope, ally's lor adminis
tratrix. AdmlssUtrlrlts) .lloe.
Notice is hereby given that K. W. Hunt
has been duly appointed administratrix of
the eataie of llenry W Hum, di-mased, by
the county ooiirl for the stale ol Oregon for
the county of Clackamas and has duly
qualllled as such. All raons having
claims against said eitale are hereby notified
to present the sains to her with iiniper
voucher! within six months from this dale
at the ortlce of her attorney W. Y. Masters.
Hamilton building, 1'urtlaml, Oregon, or at
Ihe olllce of Hie clerk of the county court
for the county of Clackamas, slate of Ore
gon. K.W.HI' NT.
Administratrix of Ihe estate of Henry
Hunt, deceased.
Dated December 111, IK.
1110 l lu.
fr'.ierwtor ftallre.
NOTICK 18 IIKHKBY OIVKN AND
published that tbe undersigned bas
been appoiuled eiectilurof the last will and
testament of John kruse, deceased, by an
order mails by Hon. Thus. K. Ityan. Judge
of Ihe county court fur Ihe ooumy of
Clarkamas, stale ol Oregou, and entered In
said court on Ihe 7lh day of Novemhei. A.
D. ItM; and that all persons having claims
against tbe estate ol thessld John Kruse.de
ceased, are hereby noUlied lo present Ihe
same, prniieriy variueu, wunin six uiiinilis
from the date of tins nolle to said executor
at his residence near Hisllord, In aaldoouuty
of Clackamas, Hlaie of Oregon.
Dated this 7tb day of November. A. D. 1H0H.
J. L. KKl'HK,
Kxerutor of the last will and teatamrnl of
John Kruse, deceased. II 1I-I-
4'llalloN.
In the County court of the slate of Oreton
for Clackamas county.
In the matter of Julius lngua, deceased.
To Agusta Warner. Bonhla Moodv. William
ligus and (leorge I). Warner, guardian of
IWIWIl BIIU Ul Mill VT llliaill ,UgMP,
a minor, and lo all others unknown, if any
such there he, lit Irs ol Ihe said Julius
a gut, deceased, and lo all other persona
Interested In said eataie:
IN THK NAMK OK THK HfATE Of
OKKUO.N you and each of you are hereby
cited and required lo be and appear In Ihe
County court of the stale of Oregon lor the
eon my oi Liackamas, at the court house
of said court In Oregon City In said county
and stale on Monday, thetkh day of March,
A. u. in i at toe hour ol l o clock p. in. In
ti.e afternoon of said day, the same being
the first day of Ihe Msroli term, 1KKI there
of, and then and there show cause If any
exist why an order o sale should not hi
made directing and licensing Ihe edinliile
trator of eaid estate lo sell all the right,
title and interest of said Julius Ut is de
ceased at the lime ol his death both In law
and equity in and to the real proerfy of
said deceased as prayed for in Ihe letltiori
of Charles Logus, administrator of tbe
slate of said deceased, which petition is
now on file in saw county court ot uacka
iiiss county Hlsls of Oregon, to which re
ference Is hereby made.
11 v order of said County Court of the
Slate of Oregon for Clai-kamas County.
'J Htm. r. Ki AN, Uoiinty Judge.
Witness my hand ami seal of said court
this Oih day of December, IH'.M.
KLMKU DIXON. Clerk.
(Heal of County Court.)
Admlnlatrator'M Hale.
Notl'-e Is hereby given that the under-
signed will sell at public auction at the
court bouse door, In Oregon City, Courtly of
Ulackauias.tuKte ol Oregon, on the 21st day
of January, 1H!)H, at 1 o'clock a. in., of said
day, all the right, title and Interest of tha
Hlate of Wm, J. Menxles, deceased, In the
following described rest proierty situated
In Clackamas oountv, mate of Oregon; lie-
ginning at a noint 7. Ml chains north and
6 333 chains west from a point on tha south
boundary line of Geo. Wall's d. I. c, where
the township line between ranges t and 2
east of west meridian crosses said boundary
line, thence west A.333 chains, thence south
3.117 chains, thence easterly fi.333 chains,
thence north 8.71 chains to the point of be
ginning, containing 2 acres of laud more or
less, save and except a right of way S feet In
widlb along the south boundary and
and through said 2 acres of land. Terms of
sale, cash, subject to approval of the county
court of Multnomah county, phis sale Is
mads by virtue of an order of the county
court of Multnomah county, Btate of Ore
gon, made tha 7lh day of December, IH'JH.
J. A. TAYLOR,
Administrator of lbs estate of Win. J,
Menxies, deceased.
IVetlre ot ICaerutrla.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY 0IVBN that the
undersigned bas been apKlnted by the
County Court of Clackamas county, Stale
of Oregon, the executrix of the last will
and testament of David Keller, deceased.
All persons having claims against the estate
of said deceased are hereby notified to pre
sent them within six months, to the under
signed, at theotllcesof Hedges Si OrlllUh,
Barclay building, Oregon City, Oregon,
properly verified with proper vouchers.
ANNA HARDAKA KELLER,
Executrix ol the will of David Keller,
deceased.
Dated December 21, 1808.
Hedges & Grillith, attorneys.
12-23-2-20
AtliutiiUtmtr'a Nollce.
NOTICK 18 IIICIUCHY OIVICM Hist the
undersigned, administrator ol lh siais of
llenry Wehrhelii, deceased, has tiled his
Dual account for said estsls In Ilia Comity
Court of th Hlsts or Oregon, lor Clackamas
Count, and the County J mlg of said coiiniy
and stale has appointed Monday, thasecouil
dayof January, at I :i o'clock p, in.
for the purpose ul Hie Imarlng oheclions
thereto,
tlKOItdlCJ.CI'ltlllN,
Administrator of the Kslal of llenry
Wehrhein, deceased,
ll-'JA I'J-XI
t'llullon l llclr.
In the County Court of the stale of Ore
gon, for lh coiiniy of Clni'kainss.
In the matter of the IC.tsts of I'sullus
Cue, deceased,
K. A. Cue, administrator of the estate of
Paulina Coe. deceased, having filed his
ietllUm herein, praying for an order of sale
of lh real estate of said decedent, for the
purpose therein set forth. It Is therefor
ordered hy the above milled court, that
(ieorg II, Coe, Hlewart II, Coe, HerihaC.
Coe and Wlllsrd It, Coe, heirs of the said
deceased, and lo all others unknown If any
such there be, and lo all other iiersons
Interested In said esiaia, appear beiora Ihe
above entitle. I court on Ihe 'Jiul day of Jsnu
ary, IrHsJ, at II o'clock a. in. of said day at
Hie court house at Oregon City, Clackamas
county, Oregon, in show cause wky
an order should not he granted lo the said
aduilulslralor, to sell Ihe real eilsleol said
deceased at private sale, and that a oopy of
this order be published, at least four sue
reulv weeks hi lh Oregon Cilv Enterprise.
nseipaeer prli.led aud published lit said
county and state.
Thomas K. JtvsH,
Judg.
AdmiaUlrater . N-tlce f Nail.
In lbs County Court of lbs Hlsts of Oregon,
(or Clackamas County.
In Ihe matter ot Ihe stats of Charles
Bunnell, deceased.
NOTICK Id HEREBY OIVKN thai lh
undersigned, administrator of the estate of
Charles Bunnell deceased, hy virtue ol an
order In III County Court of Clackamas
County, Oregon, made and entered on lh
Uhh (lay ol Hepieniher, Its", which was
modified by sunnier made and entered on
Ihe M day of November, MM, will sell at
publle auction lur rash In hand lo Ihe high
est bidder on Ihe prrnilse hereinafter de
st-rlls!, on lh IHHi day of January, HO,
at Ihe hour ol one o'clock In the afternoon
ol ssld day the foil" wing described property
sliusied III Washington county, Oregon,
lo wil:
Beginning at lh quarter section corner
between sections two ('.') snd three (HI
Township two ('.') Houib Range One (I)
West Hlllanielle Meridian, and running ,
Ihence on Ihe seclion line Mouth forty-fl
I LV) minutes West, nine and flfly-lwo on
huiidretli UK chains to a stone; iheuos
Kssl len lu chains; t hence North (orly
flveIAI degrees Ksl. lour suit ninety-six
l Iklj rhains; Ihsnoe North forty. live de
grees iM West, three and sixteenth hund
redth 1.1 (ilj chains; thence North lorty
live (AJ degree East, four anil
sevenlv-four (1.70 chains; thence Houtb
forty five degreee East, three and sixteen
hundredth (.1.1(1) chains; thenc Nor lb
forly.rtv degreee (IA1 degraea Ksl, eleven
and ninety an hundredth (H UH) chains;
llienrw North llfiverven degrees and forty
mlnutesS7 deg 40') West, twelve and sixty
hiur hundredth (U.lli) chains; tnenos South
furty llirre degrees and twentr-five minute
(11 drgs 2Y) West, four chains; thenc
jfortn liny seven degree and forty
minutes (17 deg 40 I West, thirteen and
sixty-seven bunilredlb (11(17) chainst
thenc North llfleen minutes (15') West,
fifteen and fori three hundredto (1141)
chains ; thence North eighty nine drereea
nu forty-elght minutes ( iletrs II ) KM,
slxleen and two one hundredths (W ('.'I
chains; thence North fifteen minulee (11)
west len chains lo lh North lln ol lh
Houih half of the John L. Hlrkliti and wife
lonatlon laud oialui; thence with said lln
Houth eighty-tilu degrees and forty-eight
minutes (NU dega iH. mln) West, twenty
three and thirty seven hundredth C3 37)
chains; ihenoa Houth forty flvs minute
V) west, forty two ami ninety liuintreiiciu
M.UUI chains lolhertoulh line afsald claim:
theme North, eighty-six degree and fifty
minutes (Ml degs So niln'J East, seven ami
thirty five hundredtoa (7.5,1) chsns; lo th
place of beginning, containing eiginv-nin
and seventy live hundredths rti.7.1 acre
mure or less.
Iled el Portland, Oregon, November t,
IMS. W. T. BUNNELL,
Administrator of lh lh enisle or Charles
Bunnell, deceased.
Pipes A Tiirt, 701) 711 Chamber of Com
merce, Portland altorneys for th admluia- .
trator.
lUerutor'a .Xollce,
NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that lh
undersigned have been duly appointed by
Ihe county court of Clackamas county, Ore-
Jon. executors of lb estate of Elisabeth J,
ledges, decessed. All persons having
claims sgalnst the estate ol said decedent
are hereby notllled lo present llieui duly
vended and with proper vouchers at lh
otllcesof Hedges A UrUIIth, attorneys, In
tne Barclay building, Oregon City Oregon
within six months I rum the dale of lh
first publication ol this notice.
II. L, KELLY, .
O. A. IIAKDINO.
Executors of th will and estate of
Kllishelh J. Hedges, deceased, Hedges A
Orillllh, attya.
Dated Dec. 20, 1H!M. 12-25.1 20
Nuuimona,
In the Circuit Court of the 8llof Ore
gon for th County ol Clackamas.
Magdalen Kareuswurlb, plaintiff vt Joha
Ferensworlh, defendant.
To John Karens worth, the above named
defendant.
In the name of th Btate of Oregon you
are hereby required lo appear and answer
Ihe complaint tiled against you In the above
entitled suit, by the llrsl day of th regular
term of the abova entitled court next suc
ceeding th expiration of tbe tuns prescribed
lor the publication of Ibis summons, to wit;
On Monday, lh 17lh day of April, IHUOi
And if you fall so to answer, for want there
of the plaintiff will apply to th court for
the relief demanded in tha compldlnt, to
wit: Kor a decree disolvlng tne bonds of
matrimony imuw existing between you and
said plaintiff, Hecond Awarding to said
plalnlill the car and custody of th
minor oh I Id, Issue of your marriage wild
aid plaintiff, named J sines Walter Karens
worth. Third Allowing plalntill to re
sume her maiden nam of Magdalene
Hohalx.Konrtb A warding plalntill her Costs
and disbursements in this suit and for such
other and fur. her relief as equity deeineth
just.
Published In pursuance to an order of the
Hon. Thomas K. Ryan, j idge of Ihe county
court for tha County of Clackamas, stale of
Oregon, In the absence of Hon, Thomas A.
MuBrlUe, Judge of the aboy named circuit
court, for laid Clackamas county., dated
December, 20, 18!.
JJ. V. it O. V.'.flWOPU,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
12-23 2 3
notice of Final Mettlemrat.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the
undersigned administrator of th estate of
Joslab Franklin, deceased, has filed his final
account In tbe county court of the state ol
Oregon, for Clackamas county and the
county judge of said county has appointed
Monday, at 10 o'clock, a. m.. the 0th day of
February, 1801) to hear objections to said ac
counts and to settle said estate.
8. It. TAYLOR.
Administrator of tbe estate of Joelah
Franklin, deceased. 12 23-1-20