charged Into the church but were unable a ascend the tingle flight o( step lead to th floor above. When they had re tired, company o( the Idaho anil Wash inton guards, atallonoJ on either side of the building, picked off the Filipino they were anioked out. Many of the arU-l. however, escaped Into the brush in the rear of the church. The Americana captured fifty-three of 4he nM ami, timing the flghtii'g about the church, twenty of the rebel were killed, home ".MX) women, children ami tion combatants, were allowed to enter the American lines after promising to go to the house of friend and remain (here. Another intensely exciting Incident occurred during the entrapment. The Washington and Idaho, and compan ies K and M of the Californiana, nude charges aero the rice field between IVoand Santa Ana, in tl face ol a tcriific fiiMlade. The (rround to.lay over which they pas-sod, ia covered with lead and wounded native. The former are Wing buried in groups of tive or fix -about where thev lay, and tlie biter are twing brought to the hospital. It ait this of tlie fichling and at Cali jcean that the natives autTVred their heaviest loase. The Fourteenth regular were in a Varticularly tight place near Singalon and Colonel Duhoce was compelled to rush past them w itli reserve in order to prevent the regulars from be ins p'r la the last line twelve men were kiMel iiefoie the rebel retired. ISoth side cheered frequently during the engagemet. The Ameruan" "hur rahs" were almost invariably followed by drrikive "vivas." Among the na 1 1 vet the Vyogotes were notable for their fcravery.abot.t 700 of these raked lava ges facing the artillery fire w ith their ito and arrows. The scene at Manila, when the alarm was given on Saturday night, w as wildly xciting. The American soldier in the theaters and at the circu were called out, and performances were etopd, the Filipino scurry in everywhere aud the rattle of musketry and the booming of cannon outside the city was plainly lieard. The residents of the outskirts of Ma nila flocked into the walled city with thcirarms full of article; all canbg's disappeared as rapidiy as if by nisgic; treet cara were stopped ; telegraph line vere cut, and soldier hurriedly, but silently, marched out of the city into the Htations assigned them. The tores -closed almost iootantly, foreign fliga Mere to be seen flying from many win lows, and quite a number of w hite rags mere hangout from the Filipino huts jnJ hocses. LOSSES OP THE HUPIS08. Maml, Feb. 6. Careful estimate tdace the Filipino loe. up to date, at 2,000 dead: 3,500 wounded, and 5,000 taken prisoners. A COMPLHI VICTOBY. Hoso Kong, Feb. 6. The latest ad vice from Manila say that the rebel have been driven back ten mile, aud their losses are estimated at 1,900 billed or wopnded. During the fkbting tlie United States warships abelled a railroad train loaded with insurgent. Tbom J. D. HtMriiitrv. Dear friends I extend to you my sinceie thanks for the present gent me through Co. I. We were very glad to be remembered by your organtxation, and feel as though we can never repay you fully for your kind ness. With beet wishes, I am, Res pectfully, Jons D. HlMPHBEY. Manila, T. I., Dec. 27, '99. Continued from page 2. Bolton Ye join in, in giving thanks for the welcome rain. Mr. Tanzer. wile and child, of Oregon Citv. have moved among u. They occupy the Rotten burg cottage. Mr. Charles Gallogly's family is on 4he sick list this week. Miss Tucker, of Park Place was visi ting among friends here last Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Johnston, who has been confined to her bed so long Is now able to sit np S part of each day. Airs. Moore is now having her turn ocifh the trriD. Mr. Mooris' sisters were visiting him during the week. Tipr is a couole of young men in Kolrnn. II. and II.. that are troubled with Itae itching of the heart in a violent form. But then they are not to blame, for their pretty lasses would set anyone fjeart itching. Bandr. The cold weather of the last few days j. . noma cr . ADnlefl. Pota- tJIlS UUIIB LUUtU wm--0-- -rr - - toes, canned fruits and house plants have uffered. About six incne w - tfhlu writing. F. J. Walkley of Salmon, was a guest of I. U. Revenue, Sunday nigut.. cwo. ia vt vnrv far from well; ,rave fears are entertained by his many Ifriends as to his recovery. Adam Kotzman is well on bis was to n, a vera attack of pneu- Strouse and Johnson have orders for all the Railroad ties tbey can cut in the .next nme months, insuring - The mail for Sandy i being carried by Cart, Instead of Stage, a It ha bete tofore been, the contract price w ill not permit ol feeding static horcs. February it, 1SW. Needy News. The unusually cold weather ha mod erated at last, and left in its wake froien potatoes, bunded egg and other minor mishaps. The murcury stood at four Mow xeroon the 4th hint. The snow was only aMiit two inches deep, but that was siithVicnt to protect the ground from serious injury. The youngest child of Mr. Kymandied of pnemonia last Sunday, and wa hur ried the following day. The parent were too ill to attend the luneral, both having la gripim. SuiHrvisor Smith had a force of men cutting and laying corduray on the Itock Creek hill two or three day last week. The work was needed, a the hill was nearly iupaasible. The school known as PI closes this week. I'rof. Kocher, the teacher, seem to have given satisfaction, a he has been employed in that diattict (or nearly two years. The (hooting match on the 4th wa not largely attended. If the weather had been favorable there would have been a big crowd and lota of ort. Mr. Nelson, the manager, had sixteen tur keys for the contestants. Mr. Andrew Thompson has returned to Monmouth, to finish his last term and get his diploma next commencement. Feb. 8th, IW. Porer. Povkr, Jan. 30. The weather for t!ie past week has been very mild and pretty for the log-rolling which is all the go. Joseph Deshayer had a log rolling last Friday ; there were a good turnout and a lot of work done. Mr. Kitzsmilter't are preparing to have a quilting and a log rolling the 3lt. Mrs. Kitzmiller is going to start for the Fast in a few days to visit relatives and friends; every otie wishes her a pleas ant trip. Mrs. P. iVshszer was visiting with her daughter in Powells Valley not long ago. N. Nelson is commencing to build a fine milk house br his well. Jacob Deshazerof Firwood, is talking of having a log rolling before long- Mr. Carter of Douglas, was visiting with fnends of this place last Sunday. Mrs. Ward of Powells Valley, spent a few days in visiting her mother and brother of Firwood and Dover. Mr. Joseph Deshaxer made a flying trip to Rocky Point. C. Bowman is going across the moun tains to the John Day river to go to woik. Feb. 7. The weather has changed from mild to now and freezing. Mr. French started last week for California, to look at the country. Joseph Deshazer and Walter Faubion were hauling bark on a sled the other day and had the misfortune to onset tw ice on their trip, but neither one was injiired. Born to the wifa of Ira Cooper, a twelve pound boy. WANTED Reliable man for Manager of Branch Office I wish to open in this vicinity. If your record is O. K. here Is a good opening. Kindly mention this paper when writing. A. T. Mohkis, Cincinnati, O. Illustrated catalogue 4 cents postage. OASTOIIIA. Buitk yplhi Kind Yon Haw Ulnars Bougnt REMOVAL SALE NOTICE Preparatory to moving to our new location N. W. COR. 3d & MORRISON Sts., about the 1st of March, We offer our entire stock of Mens mid Boys Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods. Hats and AT ACTUAL SAftVL ROSENBLATT & CO. FIRST & TAYLOR StS, OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, FKHRUARY 10, 1809. KMUI-AH NKMMION. Kprll (urriiuiiilruc I'ruut Ilia I.rglf Ulursat Nalrm. Thursday. At the session of the house last even ing the time wa taken up in the read lug of city charter hills, this morning the time is largely taken up in second read ing of house bill and report of commit tees. The evening session of the senate was largely occupied iu local measure, a few lulls however paasvd among which was Loono) 'a bill providing lor ihowoiktug of convict in building road leading from one slate institution 1o another making in all about ten mile. The bill called for an annual appropriation of .'000 for uiatvrlal and other necessary expense. The morning hour haa been taken up by reports, introduction of bill, a resolu tion calling for a constitutional amend uir lit, the initiative aud rrleicmluiii, to be toted on by the people, at a regular election passed the senate tins morning. Miinday. Itoth houses of the legislature got down to hard work Uii afternoon and a lot o( bill were disposed of. No. 1&5, House bill passed as follow s : Umiting appeal to fH) or over iu money judgment. No. 67, To prohibit the adulteration of candy. No. 2ti3, Salarie of District attorneys. No. 73, Keipiiring tieet railway com panies to provide weather guard on treet cars. K rening session of house, Senate bill No. 7, l'eudleton i barter. House bill No. 4, To protect budges and regulate trawl on Mine No. tt. Salaries of county treasurer. No. 241, Fixing salaiies of clerk and and sheriff of Lincoln county. No. 177, To amend law, relating to sig nature to petition for taloon lie use. No. 20. To prohibit (ale oL4itior in side rooms of resturants. No. !M, To prevent sale of liquor by the gallou without license, also tha sale of cider. In the senate most of the afternoon wa taken up with report of committees and a few charter bill were passed. But the most Important matter for consider ation during the afternoon session wa bill No. 69 by Joseph!, providing among other thing for the conveying of Inssue patients to the acylum. AttendenU or nurse especially for the purpore shall be sent from the asylum to any part of the stale for persons committed from the different counties section 3 of this bill provided, that when relatives of an in sane person were able they should be compelled to pay for the keeping of such Insane person. The bill was rigourously debated for and against and after the bill was amended by itriking out all of sec tion 3, the bill pasted the senate, Brownell made a good speech favoring the bill. Great enthusiasm wa manifested and much applause was made when the chair announced the ratification of the Paris Peace Treaty, by the senate of the United States. A number of resolution bearinuon the question, and congratulations to the boys at Manila were pasted. Tuesday. Thia evening shows bills to tlie number of only 24 have passed and become laws. Senate bills are as follows : No. 91, Uillsboro charter. No, 108, Lakeview charter. No. 189, Monmouth charter. No. J74, Providing stenographer for supreme court. No. 7o, Repealing section 2788, code. No. 181, Woodburn charter. No. 152, Jefferson institute to transfer property. No. 1, Antelope city to construct water work. Shoes COST PRICES. PORTLAND, OREGON No. 1(H), Phllomalh city chatter. No. r.'.t, Making Clatsop county ihore a public hlghwtv. No. 1MI, Amending Oregon City charier No. 131, Amending Orant Pa charter. 1 I. til Hit 1,111. as follows have passed Itoth house. No. Mil, Incorporating Collage tirov. No. 1st, Amending Prsln charter. No. t7, Incorporating Albany. No. 41. Creating ohVe of statd biolo gist. , No. 71. Incorporating Nehalem. No. K", Incoipiiialing New Astoila. No. 15H, Incorporating part of Tilla mook. No. 2sl, Incorporating Wallowa city. No. 1N3, Fixing salary ol Jacku county assessor. No. 211, Oold bill charter No. 313 Marshtleld charter. No. W, Reapportionment, senatorial and rrpiCH'litaliv dislrli t. In the senate Procm-IcI' bill prohibit' lug link In in the slot machines ami Kmlling with same, with punishment lor the same passed. This evening ImIi Iiouh are holding sessions ami a Urge number of bill are being read lbs! and second time and re ferred so that In a few day a largn num ber of hills will be ready lor their third reading and final pjsnsge. Wednesday. loiie spent atiout all the morning hour hearing reimri of committees, in the afteruiMin. Kruse got hi bill peri l ing for the building of a tWhway over the fulls at Orrgoii City, calved up ami pji-d. Thompson wai not o lucky, ( his b ll regulating M:0 trvel of thresh ing engine over county bridge failed to pans the houms so that k lla it for the amnion. Seu.ie bill, by Hroansll, providing for the loaning of the irreducible school fund at ail percent passed, getting every vote present. Th'irwlay. Thia morning both brancbea of the legislature are hard at work on the third reading ol bill. We notice Sheriff Cooke among the Oregon City opln hare thia morning. The overland last evening brought Cit. J. T. Anoeraon. who la on the lookout for the Agricultural school. Another (iead Hill. Senator Brownell's bill to permit the loaning of stale school money at six per cent iu order to lighten the burden on DiorlKager of home and to create a de mand for the money now accumulating in the treasury, pasted Tues-lay aiur- noon by large vote. A Frightful Illaider. Will often cause a horrible Burn.Kcald, Cut or Bruiae. Bucklen's Arnica halve, the best in the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal It. Cures Old fore, Fever Kore. Ulcers, Boils, relon. Corn, all Skin Eruption. ei me rum on e rih. Onlv2.')Ctabox. Cure guaranteed. Hold by Oeo. A. Harding. Johnson has the bcsl hair cutter in the city. Deafues Cannot be Cured by locl application, as Ihey cannot reach the diseased portions ot the ear There is only one way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an Inflamed con' dition of the mucous lining of the KU' stachlan Tube. When this tube gets in- rtaniAd vou have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing.and when It Is entirely closed deafness is the result, and utile the intimation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an infUmed condi tion of the mucons surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh Cure, fcerid for circulars, free. F. J. CHF.NKY A CO. Toludo, O Sold by druggists, 75c, Hall's Family Pills are the bent. v , Bnowl Blush I Mud I The time of year has come when you must have overshoes to protect your health. We can fit you with rubber goods which are unexcelled. KRAUHKK BROH, CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Iluw to Prrrriil Pneumonia;. You are rlia V"n' ni,,iiU slwav result from mid or (, an attack of la grippe. During the pi.l ic of la trl-i-o a lew !' ' when so many cases resulted In pn.oi monl,.,ltwobservi.l that the atla- k was never followed by that disease when riiitmhcrlsln' Cough Remedy wa use-i. It counleiacl any tendency ol a coin or la grlpK to result In that dangerous di- .0 It I the best tcmciiy in in . . , . i.' - for bs.l cold ami la gripi. r.v.-.j tlln warranted. For sale by Harding. A very Hurt Sluiiiwey piano rail I had . l. ...a. . fill A III) on verv easy lerms """ - tion Ihi'ino tor 1.1 (irlppe Thoms WhitHeld A. Co., 2 1" Wabash- i .. ..f I 'I.,..,. av., coi ner jsi simn., oi- - -oldest an I iiiosl proinhient druglsis, recommend ChsinlH'ilaln'a Cough Rem edy for la gripH a It not only give a prompt and cmiip'ele reller, lull also rjiinteracl any len iency of la grlpi to result In pneumonia. For sale by tieo. A. Ilinllng. U'NTF"- srvrini.Tm"TwiiiMii Ill lh ! I 'HIbi B III ,.. In fi-Oill. H miIjr 'Ik fiili'1'n Hit ' l" . NIMT '" "o-. mil' I. 'I Mui.liiylV II-1-ii K"rl - rl'-vl MH.I' im "I 'Uoliti. II" tri K. II. f m ils I H thl'-l '. ' IUT lw Ml 1 1 ll A grand old rnnedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; uwd through U'' world for half a century, ha cured In numerable tsr of I in Iplelit colisiimplb on and relieved many Inadvenced slages. If you are not sat mlled with the results we will refund yur immrv. Priced eta. , and M ct. and 1 (HI. C. 1 1. 1 1 untlry, the Druggist, Lenl NotlccH. Ml Vf MOM. In tht Circuit Court ol V Hiattuf (TfKon, fur IlisCjuniy ol (' kimx. frsnX Kraus ami Ksia Knuw, I'I'iDi. vs. Anton Mimllsr, Ibi-mls Murllrr. niln-ralx known at ilivrrsa Murllar ami Juliu Jluil Irr, iMtmlanls. In tha nam of thtriialaof Orrgrni: To Anton Miirllsr am! Thsrvxlt Musllsr iitlitmlvs known tf Thrrvia Muthtr, lv (rmlants: You and twh ol yon ars hritiiv rsiiuirml to l anil i irsr In tha sixits millril roiirl on or bclora tha I'tlli ilsjr ol Mrcli,lM, to nisks auswar lo I lis non plaint ol plaintllts ttlnl In Ida timvs an tillnl rs'iw. ami If you tail In so sptr plaintllts will apply to tha court for tha rsllal dainaiiilatl In Ilia complaint, P rll: Kor a ilrrr ol tha tan! court iulrtlng plalntlll lllla to llis folio Ina ilesi rilinl rval roirty silusia In tha onui.lr ol I'lacksinst, and stats o( Orviron, In all: rWainnlng at a iioliil IU ) i) rdalnt North, and II chains Ksal ol Ilia North' wrst cornsr of ths houth-wat iiiarlr ol action i in Town I, H.mth. It suns r.ssl ol tha Wiltanislis nurl.lisn, running l ha nra Kast It so ii rhalm, iiisnra .North IS IS-In I rhsiiit, Ihriic Wrst llMln) rhains; ttisiua H.iuili 11 p chnlus to the plart ol tirgl lining, contain lii Ti arret mora or st. From Hit atxtva couvsyanca Is siori Uil nna-haif tht width of a strip convrynl lo Clackamas cuuntr lor usa as a rotil, so Ions a lh ssms thtll b usrd br tald county ami tht Public as a public road. And for a provision hi tha stll ilm-ras rsmovlug Hi clouil of iln'rinlaiits' claim lo tha said rtal property, and lor a J'iimnl (or costs ami nistiursrinaiits, ami lor such other and furihar rallrl as to tha court shall sarin nirct and tpiiiablt In tha premises. This puh'li-stlon Is muln hv or lrr ol Hit Hoiiorahla Thomas A. Mcllrlils, ol ths Circuit Court ol tht county ol t'lsrksmas, ami slata of Oregon, mailt In the abort entitled cans on Ilia isth ilsv of January, Hsow A Mi-Casust. Aliornavt lor Plslmllti, Pat of First publication Jan. T,, 'li. NI'HJIOlN. In the Circuit Court ol tin Hun uf tire gon, lor Clackamas County John Wilson, plslntitt, v Mbble Vsuglin Wagner ana Dr. Clinton Wtgnrr, her Uiisliand, (lelemlants. To I.I bliio Vaughn Wagner and Or. Clin ton Wsgner. ilelemlanls slxivs naiunil : IN I II K NAMK OK THK HfATK t)K OKKUON you and e h ol you are hsrehy iUuinioiieU aud rtipiireil to apar anil answer to the complaint Died igsinnt you In tlie abova eutillnil suit on or before lbs expiration ol six wesks Irom the ilsieol Hie hrst piihllcatlou ol this summons, which data of first publication Is the Mill day ol January, I WW. Ami If you fall solo aptiear and answer, for want thereof, the pltintlir will apply to tain court for me rebel tie tiiamleil in tht complaint. Th relief dsmamleil In said complaint It t decree ol tuts court adjudging ami its creel nit that tht plainllfl Is tlie owner In fee aim pie of Hit northwesterly two-flfllit ol tht following uusorioeii real estate situated In the county of Clackamas, state of Oregon, to wit: KeKlmiing at a polntrleven and ..1 ll .'WJ chains south and three ami .00 (3.0AJ chains east ot tut quuriertection corner on the line between section twelve 1 121 ainlll.'ll In town ship two '-' south of range one II east of the W lllamntie mnriiiian and running thence south tixty-six I'Ki; degrtes and llfty-two iniuiiies west iiiiriy-uiie ami .a) l.ll.i'i chains to a steel urni in a solid rock on the right bank or tuo Willamette river; thence northwesterly following the meanders of said river to Hit southwest corner ol a tract uf land owned by Whipple and Robert: thence north sixty-six tklj degrees ami thirty 301 niiuutos east thirty chain to tha northeast corner of the tract of land herein described; thence south forty-four Tij m-Krura rn suveiiienn 1 1 1 Chains and sixty-nine I'Jil links to the place of begin- iiiiik, uoiiianiiiig uiiy .o acres, mors or less, said tract or land beluga part of th Htepnen walker donation laud claim Iu sec tions twelve 12) ami thirteen llljln town ship two (2) south of ranire one (11 . that plalntlll la In the rightful and lawful possession of aid premise, and that the title to the same be qulbid in him; (ud that It be further adjudged and decreed by this court that the said defendants, or either of mem. nave no right, tine, or Interest In or to said premises, or any part thereof, as against this plalntlll, and for a Judgment Kinst said defendants for tht costs and uinuiirsemiinis oi tins suit This summons is published In the Oregon v.. j.iiiBiiiinr. . iiuioiniicr I'uuunnei Oregon City, Clackamas County, Oregi howgpaper published at iamaa County. Omuim by an order of the Hon. Thomas A. Mo- Urkle. Judire of the above entitled nmn made on llieDtu day of January, Ihm. u. w. AI.I.KN, Attorney for Plalntltr. 1-13 2 24. A SOCIAL MANAQER. 'Mhll ll ll'llte II Win n the pr.wldi iit I alhoiuotoorf. vrul hi.ndr.HUud omelm-o thot.aati.1j f g.l.U In lhl" eVel.ll.K. Il Uqtllte n .nry that the airangemeiiU for re celvlng an many H.pl" bouhl he In tha hands of man akllM ll f flra Well, they arn. Colot.-I Ihr-slore A llltiglmi.i I tlm " ",,,,,"1r: ,tnda just how a Hit im.h .houM U, huhdlml. Private H.s rotary I ufK w ho U really r.,MH.slbb f -r IhU future of White llmin Hf". ba so inthr 'lh'T and more ImiH.rtni.td.dallsto l-s.k afb-r that he innld hardly I rp l.I to 011 ,lli position HoColoiml Itingham haa r.-ti 1 In us hi a-s lal asnlsUlll llelatlm imoiti-rof rvreiuoiilo Hhe (Xeclltlva fillirllolia C.di.n. 1 lUngham I '" " ""7 .1 f I. In. 1 kllll a tis'lal pH-rieire, oi i"'n - - Que iH.is..nal apl"-aram . It la he who ItitJiSkL TtlkolMillS A. WMoilAM. maki th" Intri-luctloh t the prnal- ht and receiving i-srty JIlaslsl Ku tht ..m. by Captain J i tlllnw. Jr . and It tinlvrrv'iy reinnrkot on New Yrar'a dny thai tho KTvi crowd which ctlle-l t thn prrsildetil wa Mianage.1 In a inajiti-rly inaiiher. Kvrry aroM'n the list tf While 1 1 oust f.tlvltlc la a l"tii( on, and this ia no riit-ption. Tha New Year's riptloo waa rely a Nglnning Mnnrra. crptloit and lrvn.-s fulluw each other In rapid tuicewlnn. andra h meana vast amount of preparatory work by Coloul llllighalil and Captain (IllfiHiMt Tho nisrwlty f..r a new ami larger honsn for lb" presbleiit l-uire more and mora evident as the yex go by No trslem. no inatt.-r how carefully thonght ont. will prevent tho rrowrdlng aud discomfort at oflU-lal rerrpllona o niarke.1 on New Yi-ar'a day. and enlrf talnlng at th rxn titlva tuanalnn most lack distinction and eWaix-e until th president la provided with a borne Urge enough to meet all the restilrwirut We aro democratic impn. It la trna. prealdehtlal palaco might to ui what of a paradox, but It la demanded by thia very democracy of oure which ial tha Indlvidtial b) Insist that on of hi privilege Is tho right to file Into the Wht to House along with thoa sand of his pri-r to shake the presiden tial bam! at least twb o a wack daring tho coiigrrsniioiml aeaaun. . j : a llbrlsjilsfct'e Katorlla riassal. The young que n uf Holland I Very entbuslastlnabout horticulture. Her fa vorite flower I uot unnaturally the tulip. The royal gardener make super human efforts to keep thews Dowers in bloom all th it year round tu view ti the peculiar favoritism which their nils tress ha for them. There it one speclsl variety of tulip railed Queen Wllbol miiia, of which she I particularly fond. Il I brilliant orangn, with flame colorod stripes. Mis Fmily Tha keray Is doing a good work among tlm Navajo Indluua, par ticularly In tho hospltul which ha re cetitly Imn ii Itil'.t. Tho Indian them- Ivos selei tnl the site. The building I of white stiiim, which la found In that locality, Th n Imllnti aeemiMl much phmiH-d tohavu sulni tliing built express ly for their own ui police. All persons having claim against lh estate of I, tike Com', deceased, are hereby iiolilled to present Mini with proper vouch ers hs the umlsrsigusil, wllliln tlx months from date thereof, K.O.CAl'KIKf.D. Administrator. Oregon City, Oregon, Feb. 10, JM!I. Ml .H.IIO.N. In the circuit oourt for (lie title of Oregon, lor the county of Clackamas. M. Ilmkstrln, vs. Harsh Uucksleln, Deleudanl, In the nam of the state of Oregon, You are herebv required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the aliove entitled suit on or before the 10th day of March lH!m, and If you lall so to nswer, lor want thereof, ths plalutin will apply to tht court for tht reliuf prayed lor In the complaint, viz:, a dissolution of lh marriage contract existing between you ml lb plalntlll. Bald complaint allege that you ami the plalntlll were married at Warsaw, Kusnla, on the day ol May Iffwi, and that ever sine .that lime have been and now are husband and wile. That some tlm In th year IM81I, you (lid without any cause or provocation willfully desert and abandon tht plalntlll herein, and ever tince hv lived seperat and apart from him without causa or provoca tion. That he It now and for more than one year last past ha been a resident of ths state of Oregon. You are notified that this summons Is published by order or lion. T. A. McUrbla, Judge of th above court, tald order having been made and entered In thia cans on tha 2fttb day of Januarv, 1WXI, requiring this luminous to be published In the Ore gon City Knterprlse, Clackamas county, state of Oregon, one a week for six weeks, the lirst publication being on the 27th day of January, lwill ami that on said eum mons being published as ordered, to-witi on or before the loth day of March, 1H!H), that you appear and answer said complaint. Ml III'llY. Union r Ai Hwstt and Covkht Btafi.xton, Attorney' for Plaltlir. t ? fcbeir mill and laborers. s