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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 17, 1890.
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Ciese two towns witb
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snittcienl force to
Otis."
Flllplaos I'oinplelely llouled.
Lostves. March 15. The Evening
Sews thit afternoon published the fol
doffing from Msnila:
General Wlieaton lisa completely
routed tlia Filipino, and lisa occupied
Vlt, Tuin and reteroa. Several
jundred of the enemy were killed and
.as many were captured. General Ot
ways this ia the greatest victory aim"
Feb. 5. Tne Americana will now press
towatds Agulnaldo'a headquarters.
City Council Meet.
A special meeting of the city council
was helil Wednesday evening, the it ay or
J. D. I.atourrtte, and all the members of
4lie common council, being present.
The committeee on sewage reported
saborably to the council, recommending
a system more extensive than the one
jorotxwed by the council committee the
jireviou meeting.
(5. E. llayee eudmilted a minority re
port, opposing the system at this time,
for the reason that the poor people are
unable to pay for the same.
A remonstrance from the people was
read, having S5 signers. After a general
discussion in which property holders
participated pro atd con the matter
mu continued until the next meeting;
he committee and city engineer to
'make an estimate of costs of proposed
plan, and prepare an ordinance for put
sting it into effect.
The Portland General Electrio Co.,
made a proposition to reduce the cost of
lighting, 12' percent, the city to ad
vance $t0t for poles as agreed, and de
duct ruoctl.y installments from the bill
ior lights until refunded.
The company agreed to furnish three
additional arc lights free, which
amounted to a 12, per cent reduction,
but on the basis of a three year contract.
The offer was not accepted, and the
recorder was ordered to notify the com
pany the conned asked a reduction of
15 per cent.
Some matters of roads aud lumber for
.street work, was continued until next
meeting, April 5.
VThv Is Who.
The matter of who shall be the snc
-cessor as county school superintendent
to II. S. Strange, deceased, has at last
been settled. Two appointees, one
made by the board of commissioners,
-aod one by County Judge Ryan Thomas
I. Ryan, were striving for the office.
W. Bowland was nimed by the for
tfoer, and J. ('. Zmser, by the latter.
An opinion on the situation, favorable to
N. W. Bowland, and endorsing tbe
ction of the board has been obtained
from the attorney general, of the state,
which is agreed to by the state superin
tendent of public instruction.
It is understood that J. C. Zinser has
withdrawn from the contest, since the
above opinion of the case waa rendered.
Sew ApalntmentA.
Tbe governor has named J. D. Lee, of
Portland, superintendent of the peniten
tiary. II. B. Miller, of Grants Pass bas
sbeeo chosen president of the bo.rd of
Biorticultore.
J tie state board ol education bas ap
pointed II. E. Bickers, of Pendleton,
superintendent of the reform school and
J. Churchill, Baker City, E. B. Conklin,
Union. Frank Rigler and R. F. Robin
son, Portland, Thomas Kewlsnd, Kew
berg, T. M. Gatch, Corvallis, L. II.
.Baker, Lebanon, X. L. N'arrevan, Med-
Jord and C. A. Hitchcock, Ashland to
tbe board of teachers' examiners, and
the governor has named A. W. Reed, of
Gardiner, A.J. Johnson, Scio, J. II.
Settlemeier, Woodburn, W. II. Weti
rung, Ilillsboro and George Chandler
"Wingville, Baker county, the new board
of agriculture.
, A Chapter on Good Roads.
Highland, March 13. To the Editor
We do not discuss the road question
ontil the roads get so bad that we cannot
xet to town. We do not talk politics
ery much until a short time before
lection, consequently oar roads and our
politics are liable to be badly in need of
repairs for a long time to come. We
noticed an account of a meeting held by
Abe business men of Oretron City for the
purpose of building a road near Union
Mills. At that meeting the opinion ex
pressed by some was that tbey should
give the farmers good roads. We ap
preciate tbe good intentions of those
men, but we would like to know if the
people of Oregon City can give the
farmers good roads, why is it that the
farmers are powerless to make good
roads for themselves. Now gentlemen !
jf yon want good roads, which you un
doubtedly do, you bave only to adopt the
Jfew England township system of local
government which 2' yes us a road
system similar to that in Wisconsin and
many other states and the farmers will
jnak tLelr own roads and have good
ones inside of seven years. But let us
keep on with the present system or any
other that Clackamas county has had
.and it matters not who the county court
may be, we will never bave gjod roads.
Stephen IIltchesson.
Having bought a tract of land at the
end of the suspension bridge near the
3f orcy barn, I will sell three or four lots
at a very reasonable price.
L. L. Pohteh.
Died.
MmiUY. At the home of his stepson,
Geo. A. Ilsrdmg, March 14, I Him.
Charles K. Morrav, aged 85 years aud
12 lays.
Charlea E. Murray, an old and res
pected pioneer of Oregon City, died at
the home of his stepson, George A.
Harding, at 10::t0a. m. Tuesdsy. Mr.
Murry hd been declining for the patl
three weeks, having contracted la gripe
his debilitated physical powers were un
able to carry him through.
Tim deceased came to Oretron in 157,
arriving at l'ortland, and soon after
moved to Oregon City, wheie he has
been almost continuously since.' He
leaves two sons, one at Tacoma, Wash ,
and one in St. I.ouls, Mo. George A.
Harding and Henry Harding are his
stepsons, and Mrs. Yiselich, of Stockton,
Cel., a stepdaughter. His wife died in
lS'.'T. The funeral was held at the resi
dence of George Harding Thursday at
10 o'clock a. m., Hev. 1. K. Hammond
ollkiaiiiig, and the remains interred at
Mountain View cemetery.
Letter List.
The following Is the list of letters re
maining in the poittotlice at Oregon City,
Oregon, on March ltl, 1S V:
WOMEN' LINT.
Blakney, Little Myers, Mai I
Jones, Bertha Sarern, tlyrtls
McDougal Jessie 2 Thornton, Grace
men's list.
Baylor. CW N oyer, TP
Church, C Kan.lall, R H
Cadonan, H Shaw, Thos
Jschink. AI ShrppanJ, Jno
McKinnett, A Tucketnan, Jos
Morris, Robt E Wesling. H
Wilton, J J
GEO. F. MORTON. P M.
"March king" Ceming.
'Sousa is Coming" is the glad tiding
that will interest every lover of music in
this vicinity, for the annual appearance
of tbe "March King" and Lis men in
this city bas already assumed the pro
portion of an event of supreme impor
tance both socially and musically.
Nothing socceds like succees, and Sousa
has succeeded in reaching the public
heart, not only by the character of in
spiring music, but by his magnetic per
sonality as director a man so attuned
to the spirit of bis work that bis every
motion breathes through it and makes
bis very presence ss leader of tbst illimi
table band an inspiration. It ia parti
cularly pleasant to find now and then a
man who likes his work for the work's
sske, the cheers of the multitude in ap
proval of his efforts being more to him
than the "jingling of the guinea."
Having played with hardly an Inter
rapt ion for more than six years under
tbe discipline and guidance of the "March
King" the Sousa band is probably as
near perfection as it is possible to reach
with a wioM orchestra. It is an orirani-
lit ion of tbe mobt gifted performers on
their respective instruments, as well as
tbe best payed in the country. Their
faultless phrasing and their characterise
tic verve and swine in playing bas n-
sured their popularity and fame. Mr.
Souea is a varitable clairvoyant at guest
ing the musical preference of bis a-
trons and his programs are models of
good taste invariably. The Sousa band
will give Portland three concerts at the
National Guard Armory on Monday and
Tnesdev, March 20 and 21, assisted by
Mine Maud Reese Davies, soprano, and
Miss Dorothy Holiniste. v
The Star Concert of the Seasen.
A rare treat is promised to the people
of Oregon City on the evening of Tuesday,
March 21 in the appearance at tbe Meth
odist church of the talented soprano of
New York, MollieAdelia Brown.
She has witb ber two artists, who
have became favorites with both press
and public, Russell II. Ballard, cellist,
of London, and G. Tugel Crist, pianist
of San Francisco.
The combination of voice, cello and
piano promises a delightful enjoyment.
Admission 35 cents, reserved seats 50
cents at Huntley's.
FOR MEN ONLY
is the lecture
J-ierjry fM$
He boldly and without fear
or favor discusses
6"
in all its phases: Free Love, Love
and the Law, Mairiageand Prostitu
tion, Sexual Rights and Wrongs.
Sex Idols crumble before his icconoclastic touch and the
cause of "Youthful Folly" is described and how to avoid its
terrible results. Also the attraction of the sexes, or whv the
young go to dances is graphically detailed.. No man can
aflord to miss this lecture.
Owing to the free expression of his views as editor of
the late "Firebrand" Mr. Addis was imprisoned in the Mult
nomah county jail, but a storm protest from all over the!
United States rolled in on the federal authorities and he was !
honorably discharged. Admission 25 cts.
Only a limited number of tickets will bo sold. Como
earlv. Lectures bofnns a 8 n m
At Willamette Hall on
"ieeaV lrU(riea.
Laurence 8 tor lie, ilis writer, was the
victim of the intensest poverty. A little
time before bia death, Mug lu a state
of destitution, he went one evening to
borrow A'5 from bis frimid Derrick.
Uhiu arriving, be heard niuslo aud
knew that party was going on. lis
beard the merry laughter, and, gently
replacing lite uplifted knocker, retraced
bia steps.
We never feel our miseries so keeuly
as when contrasted with the joys of
others, and it is only then that we re
alise Wordsworth's picture;
And hnmelna near a thntiaand home stood
Aud Bear a thousand tables pined ft fond.
Another sliiry of this writer does pot
evoke so uiucb sympathy. It waa kuowu
thai Sterne used his wife very ill, and
lu talking with (larrick one day lu Hue
sentimental style of conjugal love and
fidelity he said, "The uusbaud whole
bsves unkindly to bis wife deserves to
have bia bouse burn down over bis
head."
"If yon think so," said Uarrlek
quietly, "1 bope yours Is well Insured."
A Malay Saltan's Ifllfr.
In tbe cover there were threw luolo
soress formal letter of extreme politt
Ueaa, written by a scribe; secondly, a
letter written In my friend's own band;
and thirdly, another paper, beaded,
"Hidden Secrets," written also in the
sultan's own band. At the top of the
first psge of tbe second letter is writ
lea, "Our friendship Is sealed in tbs
Inmost receaaes of my bearL" Then
Ibis. "I aend this letter lo my honored
and renowned friend" (bete follow my
name, designation and some conven
tional ooniplinient). Tbe letter then
oontinoes: "Yon, my dear friend, ars
never out of my thoughts, aud tbey are
always wishing yon wuJ. I bear tbst
yon are ooming lo see me, and for thai
reason my brarl is exceedingly glad, si
though tbe moon bad fallen into my
Ian or I bad teen given a cluster of
flowers grown in the garden called
Benjerana Sri, wide openlug onder the
Inflnence of tbe sun's warm raya."
"Cnaddreased Letters," by Swelten
bam.
Aw Aateaaptlal I'aasrslaaalaaj,
"There is one question I wank to aik
yon, deareat," said tbe beautiful girl as
she toysd witb tbe diamond ring on
ber third finger. "Wben we are mar
lied, will yon expect tut to bake my
awu bread?
"You can do as yon like aboot it.
darling." be replied, "but I certainly
shall insist apoo your not baking
mine." Chicago News.
I'abapty lllada Wasava.
Tbe Hindoo boly books forbid a worn
an to see dancing, bear mnsio, wear
jewels, blacken bereycLrowa, eat dainty
food, sit at a window or view herself in
a mirror during tbe abasoct of ber bus-
band and allow bitn to divorce ber If
she bat no sons, injures bis property,
scolds him, qnarreJa witb another worn
an or presumes to eat before be baa fin
isbed bis meal.
A ftewoastle (England) man wrote
Ibis to tbe editor on a postal card
"What bo. Mr. Editor, what pric Iblsf
If tbe month is tbe window of tbe in
tellect, tootbscbe most be a tort of
window pain."
Sloryef Slave.
To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the worst form
of slavery. George D. Williams, of
Manchester, Mich, tells how such a slave
was made tree. He asys: "My wife
boa been to helpless for five years that
she co j Id not turn over in bed alone,
After using two bottles of Electric Bitters,
the is wonderfully improved and able to
do her own work." This supreme
remedy for female diseases quickly cures
nervousness, sleeplessness, melancholy,
headache, backache, fainting and dir.zy
spells. This miracle working medicine
la a godsend to weak, sickly, run down
people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
50 cents. Sold by Geo. A. Harding
Druggist.
Wanted-An Idea
Who eaa think.
of soma si mp la
talu lu Datrait
mxact jnar inrnt tny ms nnof ytm WMlta.
M.I WKUDEKiiURN t CO., P.u-ol Alto
Mblntum, u. v.. tnr tsotr ii.mi pria
ol two kuadnd laTaaUoaa waaiaai.
Bold and fearless, yet tender and touching,
delivered by the noted orator
09 Sxoloy.
The Sex Question
Sunday March 19.
SCARED TO LIFE.
Mrs Fannta Smith, of Ten llsiite, had
brrn for nun tlisil Irn ycu ronniird lo
hrr bed, absolutely UnsM to move hand
or fi Her caw was uttrily hnprlru,
acctitilme l phr-ii-Uns .She aloiit
one ilsy, whsn auildrnl the cry ot Hie was
raiwit. The fire ptuvrd to be In an siljnin
big hiue. and alliai tnl, for 111 thu hHni,
lie atlrnlion of th family, so tliat thry
did not think of Hi sick woman Ulan.
Athrnrs grew Imiilrr with th Itirreas.
n f crowd and th riisjnrs rumbled along
the streets, ami the woman trained that
the nie was cl.o at hand, hrr sgnny b.
tame almost utiemlutat ' ' Suddenly, as
Uit noises swelled into a ttt cry, and a
he thontht she heard the hllnr of lh
lUmes she leaped with a bound fioin th
be J and ran down stairs. She had beea
hiM-keil into life
This t not a aoliury cse. Th story of
this rvent in th newspapers called nut
Crura vartmis sources aerounts of similar
rrrnta In which cure had bren wroufht by
strnnf rirltetuenl. These facts are import
ant beraute they ptnv that there is a great
reserve fore in nature upon which th
sick can draw if they can our be brought
into contact with that reserved force by tb
ae of proper mesns.
In a lare majority otTes. thes people
If they could b actnl up.l by the required
fore could he restored to a condition of
healthy, happy living TUer is for thes,
as there is for everyone, a ftest reserve
fore in natarr. a great power of recupef.
alion. when the proper means can be
brought into ue. In caus this reserved
force to flow ami In start ep tbe machinery
of reciifteralion The great need of th
drMiiing and helpless sick is Mora. But
suppose your ra is consumption. Is
there any hop for that t Ijtl us see.
It is an idle thing to discuss the qiie.tion
of th curability of consumption. When
doctors disagree who shall decide ? I,t us
Waiv that question entirely and look at
the facts as they mr. Her are hundreds
of eases of persons who have been desper
ately ill. Thry had th scarlet color in th
face, the drrnching night sweats, the wast
ing away of flesh, harking cough, short
ness of breath, tb spitting of blood, tht
daily weakrning. which betokens consump
tki. They believed they had consumption
and said so. The doctors aatd they baJ
consumption and could give
MkiTiiKa Mora nob iiklt.
Thrse people have taken Dr. Pleree'a
Golden Medical Discovery and ar living
in tbe activity of their business pursuits or
their household duties. It may he that all
th symptoms were fats, that all th doc.
tors were mistaken, that the patients them
selves were wrong, that tbey did not bave
consumption at all. But the fact remains
last they were aick, shut out from active
life and losing with every day their grip
upon the present It may be that they did
have consumption and have it yet and are
Wot cured, bat if there ia any medirinr that
will do as the "Guide Medical Disco,
try " has done for such as thes ; will
destroy vry consequence of th disease
and sweep away all its symptoms; will
relieve rrota pain and put the life bark
Upon the plane of perfect health, then th
name of consumption becomes but a bug
bear to scare the wrak. As a matter of
fart, it iSfOf no moment what the doctor
ball rail the disease that releases me
from life, if t have lived ray life to the
full limit of its year and to th full en
jovment of its pleasures. Its labors and its
rrtationa.
Three phvsiriana trestrd Dsvtd Wsnsealult,
F.a. of hrtnemskersville. berks Co., rs . sail
tnld him there was so cure dr him. Thst wss
yesrs sgo Today at n he writes his slory sad
Mrs : " I then uvd Dr. Pierce s r'.nMca Meiucal
LHicovery, and waa entirely cared.
" As you kaow. ve years sgo th doctors
nan givea m op 10 nie won cmnumumi,
writes Mr. P. t. MrKinoey, of Ifernwslr
fsyett Co. W. Va : "I took treatment froi
Dr. R. V Mere, and am ennrelv well now.
hsv tskea Mesdily, a directed, bia 'Uoldea
Medical Discovery.'"
t, D. Plnney. Ksn , of Amelia. AMrghaay I
M. C. wrties: Aner recnrerina from a l
of typhoid fever. I waa taken with a terrible
cough. After trying seversl remedies snd sll
tn no svsii I derided t try Dr. fierce Golden
Medical Inicovery. Aner using on txKlle l irn
greslly relieved, snd slter using seven bodies I
wss entirely cured. Dr Pierce's mnUcine is sll
It is clsimrd lo be. II Is worth Us weight it
gola to suffering mutually.
Jll'lluery Opnnlnc
March 24th and 23th at the Red Front
tore Oregon City, a fine diaplay of beau
tiful halt aod a cordial invitation to
come and inspect them. Our umal
reasonable prices.
Mas M, K. Hamilton. X
Spring opening at Mrs. Bladen's
Millinery I'arlors Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday 22, 23 an I 24 of March.
Ladies of Oregon City and Icloltr
Yon are cordially Invited lo attend
the grandest displsy of imported patern
hats ever exhibited in the city Friday,
Saturday, Monday and Tuesday March
24, 'i 27 and 28, JH0!).
Miss (Julia (ioluhmith
I will not be responsible for any con
tracts or debts of my wife llattie Marrs,
she having left me without cause.
J. W. Maiihs.
Wanted.
Heliable men to travel in this and
nearoy towns; salary and expenses
weekly. Mate age and occupation.
Address, Globe Co., . 723 Chostnut Hi.,
I'liilsdelpliia, Ta.
mmlU and ai AbDDHaot tat
re Insured only to those who sow our
TKHTKD BKt'ns. Hen.l postal for
our Illimiruted Catalogue and
ave money by purchasing
from the
. PACIFIC SEED COMPANY
Wholeiale and Retail Dealers
7a to 70 J H. Hncrrmiento, Cnl
ALL 8KKD8 sold st lowest prices.
AReiits s einf r. Liberal dix-oiliits,
but NO 8KKUH sold on communion.
OAfiTOniA.
Boan ths m lha Kind You Han Always Bournl
tisT
-..- '-
(lies me a liver regulator and I can
l.i. il,. world " aald a s-miltis. The
druggUI I
l.lltle i'.arly Umers, the faiiunis lime
1,111a. ii. A. Hasimnii.
A very lint Kieinway plsuo can I had
un very easy terms ol Oregon t'lly Aui;
lioll House.
20 DATS SII0I5 SALE
All of our Fall "'! Winter st.K-k to
mako rtHun for jirinn (iootk
Our Mf n't ,1.00 1 In tM now $.V,M
i,',0 " "
" 4.00 " " .f..i
" .1.00 " " .'
S.I O -'I
" J. 10 " " 1.00
Hig rcilui'tioii tui l.mlin't Fall
ami Winter Sltor-s.
Hee I'riivH in our Wimlow
KRAUSSE BROS.
Local NotlccH.
Liquor bailee.
Th undersigned will st plv lo th mayor
and city roiini'll ol tlregmi I lly lor a mil'
llmisni-s ol his l.iiMor Hi suss In hi prvwnl
plsm ot budness, lo lsk l'lai-e from April
Vim JOHN UKII.I.Y.
M qniHt
lii th rirrull r nirt of th stats of Oregon
for lb county of I'larkarnaa.
Vtaagi K. hask. piaintirf, . Harry
Kssk. defeiiilanl. luimuons.
To Harry Mask, dslsndanl In lbs ahov
milled suit :
In Hi nam of Ih slat ol Dragon you
r hereby required lo aiar and aosaer
to Hi complaliil tiled sgalnst toil In lb
aluiv tntille.1 suit by Moiolay, May I, II '
bald suit IS com luetic I hr Hi plsiolill
ottainil you for a divorr and II )oi lad to
ansnrr tie t seen no and said llin lor aanl
lirof th plalnlilt will tsk judgment
against you fort ill force and Hit disailulton
Ol Hit marrta now eiliiing Uetsesn sou
and said iilauitlrr.
Tins sumnions Is srvl by publication In
pursusiic of Hi or.lsf mad by Id Honor,
aril I bos. A. Mi llrid, JU'lgsof ti,a rtrcuil
flxirt of th slat ol ilregun, for th ci-iiily
ol Clackamas. HaU.1 Ids IMh dayol Mareb
and ardered lbs first pulilli slloii o b
mad on Hit 1 7 1 ft dav of March. !
nrKN'CKil.t Mot I Kit.
Atloriieys for plalnillT.
HI .nnoaj.
In th rirrull court of th state of Oraiin
for lb county of Clackamas.
Mrs. M.J. Itoen, plsinlilt, rs. Jamsa (1.
O't'onnsr. fstrlck 1. u t'oon.r, Wtlllaui .
O 'Conner, Mary J llraly and Jain llradv,
brr busband, K. K. Kilty, Tlioinss Cbar
man and r'red ('i.a'mail as partners dolus;
business under II. firm nam of t'harrnan
fo". Thomas Cbarman, Kral Cliarman
and W. 11. Ke. Uelsndanta.
To VV. . Un and I bonus Charman
at named dliidnU:
In tb nam of Hi state of Oron you
and each of you ar barvb riiird Ui ap
pearand ansvsr ibeoniiilalrit fiil airsli.si
you in lb above untied sou on or fx for
lb last day of the Inn tirsrrlbJ in in
order lor me publication of ibis sun, mens,
namely: Mil siircsl week. . Ih Hrsl
iMtusofsaid publication lo b da(. Manb
li, lw, and ssld publication to nd with
lbs Issus data.1 April H, u And if you
fail lo answer for want thereof lb plaliitllt
Will apply to tlx court for tbe rslisf nrsrsd
lor In hsr said eomplslnl, namely: for
uecre tKslnst Jamss t. U'(niir, Patrick
T. o'Coiimr. William P. O Conner. Mary
J. Brady and Jam Bradv'. bar bushs ml
boot nanien usitnaanls for the sum of
lVJ, ami Interest thervoii sines) July 111,
IfO, at ID r cant pr annum, less $U paid
Oil said Interest; for Hi iiini ol I'lim tale
paid and Interest slur Jan. II, I Win, at legal
rat; lor sum olf nfll tax paid and Im.r
st thereon sine March 3, mu. at lal rata
nu ior in mm ol UU as ailornayt few In
aid cilt and for br costs and Ulsliur-
oursenienis Herein.
That lbs mortaa aivsn he i..i
named defendants to taid plaintiff for e'Mj
on ma imn usy or j my pen on lb fo Iiiwiii.
, i . . ... ....
. .irwv imn,, naiiisiy : i n n. r.. ii'iarter
.u . u' ,.K 'inarter of ae. h Tp.
3-H,.of 1 ? K- ,M 8. W. iiusriar
. 5 V ' 1 ,lll,r,r and tl.s . half
in in rr. quarter nl sec. !l In Tp. 5 8. of
It. S h, of lbs Wlllametia Meridian, tb
am being the borne.isad of William
O Conn.r. Alaoth.H. W. quarter ol sec.
Ill ol Tp. 3 8. ol K. 3 K. of th Willam.u
Maridian. ths asm Iwlnx part ol ins I). L.
UoMioorget). Hmlth; both tracts oonlaln
IngSi'i ai res, more or less, may lie fore,
closed and that laid land b sold by the
heriftotClackamai county, Oregon, accord
ing to law, aud the proceeds therefrom be
applied to the payment of the costs of said
sal and ol this suit and to Id satisfaction
of the above named mini due ths said
plalntlir and that said dehjndaiile and all
persom claiming under them either as
purchaser, encumbrancer or otherwise In.
eluding any and all claims by and on the
part of laid Thomas f'lisrtns,, ,,,!
(Miarman partner at above designated, K.
t: J. Brady, W. II. Kee.,
ThnmaaUiaruianand Kred Charman may
ne narred ami foreclosed uf all rlirhla. olaim
or equity of redemption In and to aald
premise ami evry part thereof: that
pialnttlis may have ilt.ilci.nr. i,i.......
"i-nlnnt James (). ll'f Itflflfir f'ailssii.l T
OConner, William 1', O'Com.er. M.rv l'
Hrady and James Brady, her I and ror
sny (lellclency that nilirlit remain .Iter ..
I' ylUK all the proceeila of (aid sal ai ahavs
allnired lo the aallsraciinn i,t .i.i a.
and for such other and further rallef In ths
i"Hinwin iu equity may ierlaln.
I'libllshed pursuant to an order of th
Hon. 1 nomas. A. McllrMn l,t. ni
ahove entitled court.
Dated March II, IMei.
B. K.A 0. W. HWOI'K,
Attorneya fur plaintlll,
Ailiiiliilalriitor' Nalfi.
Ill the COIintv court nt iha .i.i. n
for Multnomah 00.1,,
Mi",,..;,n,ieHrsed! MUlS r K"'"'"
estate hereinafter de.nrlhed on the lollow
IliR Urm luhlecl to lha oohflrmetinn ,.l in.
IUjaa as, til ..... a.
vTsisiunii iTtiuri:
Cor hilt 111(1 Muni
Hon land claim of J.'g. "rf " . "J
Clackamas CiiiiiiIv. fw.,,.... i. "
three chains east of i "5 ""'"
2 E. of V illamettc meridian in aald county
runiiinif thence H.kii l. aji ...i. u ., "ly!
M,IOt) ..baitii. thence iTim "
I and JO Km chains lliioir-s u m i ......
r., L. 1 l,r'Mrty li situated In
ca::Kadlli,,t"i,oro'w"!
It. LIVIXOHTONK,
n.i i . ,ln,l"'H,ralorof said estate.
Dated, March HI, w,
AiliiilNlalristor'a llc
Nolle Is derail glvsn that Ilia
,,, .... - """- - ' .iKn.s.1 has been LV r"iir r,.il.f
landed him a iMillln ol ISi" lit s l( n1 -h iiu'V s'iiiui t,f
mlnistrator allh "is am snosie.i , ,
estaia of Julia Ann Meh all. deieaMwiiiit
all (arsons lint liisl elalms aaalnsi tl,
eiiaie ar hereliy noiill.'d In presr,. a
sine lo tl'i'v venlled at the rifll s SV 1,1.
tl, , Wl Hani", lreou I lllf. C'eKni,,,
n ait mo ths Iroin ilalf liereol, ll '
Haled March II, l" ,
ii m i i a si rit ii
A.liiilnlatralor allh II' will
Julia An" Mn all, d. eased,
iiin i r"
no
lbs
Malice.
in or
lb a
d s
All persons liavlnaj
ClSl'IIS sai
esiai in i.ose i mow', i., -i w., m.w
liotlfle'l lo present same allh prniei iien.
era In Ih tiiiilersliiil, Wllhlll ill i,J '"
Irom dsl lliereof, i
K. II, (Ml'KIK! !
Almliil.it ,
llieson City, Hresoii, Feb. 0, wl i
. . . I I I ' . .1 I ,
Sl VIVIOK.
'I I
III
In th circuit (vnirl for tli slaleof i.
lor th county ol Ciackanias, id I
M. H'f kstelu, vs. rarab llu.
Ktsndsnl. v
I Ilis nam of Ih slat nl Hresjoi. i,
You ai lierehy r''ilrd In aiq-t
nsaer the coini'lallil Iliad analust i.sln
ins a'sv inltit suit on or twinr n..
day of Men-li I '. and II you fall k'
I
aiitaer. Ir asm ineisoi, in piaini.t
apply lo Ih ro ut lor ilis rsllrl ptanwi.1
In th rsiini'lalnl, I i. a dissnlulniii ,
meirisil ronlrs-l llsllna' between '
and Hi I'lauillll. Hahl enmplalut "V
t'isl oU and lb plailitifl wr h.s'ik
Warsaw. Itmsie. on tn day '.
Il, and Itial r slop .that Him
brra and now ar husband and wi ape
Thai soui lime In lb year lw, ,
itliout any ra ise or provocation aiij"
lewrt and ansndon the plallillrt l '
and ever line !' Iliad eri,"
at ari Irom Iiini ailhoul cause or "v'f
Hun. That h Is now and for mors .
one year last l lias been railt ,
Ih stala of tl'rl'Oi, , i
You ar iMilliled Dial Hit sunum I
iniiilisli.! by nr.ler of Hon T. A. U' a,.
Jid-ol lb eourl, said ordr S,i.
tieeu melt and iileil In Mil rsn 11
Ih ZMh day of Januar. wl. re-. JT1
this siiiiimiMis lu U puhllslied III II Jjht
(on Ciiy K.olerpriM, Clsckamas i f(
tat of Orearnii, one a week for all ,.
Hi first poUlii-sHnii beli'l on Ih iU W
uf Jsnnary, M'l and tbst on ssil tty.
mnns tvlosj piiliilaliSHl as uMl
on or Mlor Hi l'"h dav uf March,
thai you aiq-esr and answer saidroun
McsrMV. lis.. io I
8ar
and C'oviat A imn sms. dc.
Ailomey'l fur I'lsi
.'V,
.'allesi far I'tsWIIrallaa. if Id
Und lirflce al tirecoit City, treofi"t
77 MH. i"
Nunc 1 hrhy givvn thai lb fol.-ij(
nauiil settler lis IIIshI Imlir of bis '
lion to mak ttnal prool In aui'lurt l
claim, and tbst Ssld prool will b ma
for Ih reamer and reewlter at O,"
Oiy.Ofn.. on April s. i, vli: , rr
CAKI. A ItATII. ..jj
II. K Ilrrr fur lb K. H ol S. f. t, n.v,
W. i ol X. K. H l. Tp. J. P
II nsitiw in foliowiiif wliiiewV
prov hi ronllnuous ridnc Oimj"' 1
eultivaiion of said land, vis : Y,
John C. Traejr, of I'urrliisvlll. Of n m ,
men M. Trai l, ol Currlnsvllle. Og . L.. ,
Jfsn,oMtur(, n; John A. Wa- v'
ol lisorg. Un. I ll AH. II. MoOKK'TK
Mr,
.'"allea at .4 pawl alette at In I
Nolle Is hrti alien tbsl lha ulrr1'
isjued bas bswnduly tppolnlwil avlnilijdnt
lor of the estate of Christian Morlil"Ni
coaassl.and all i sons hailns claims s,
th salil esta' ar reiiiird lo present
to tli undersign!, at hi resl.lenr. at r"'
land, Or., with pror ourlirs llw"lX
within sis months (n.ra th dale brso ti
itu urej-on t its nil inl its of ..)
Ism.
Admliilatalor of said !'
U. B. tumka, An y for A"T
3 S 1.31. lVt,
reed
i:aeelra alle.
In U.e County Court of Clai kamssCo
8late of (riton Bji(j
in in iiiaitar oi ins estate of It
B d
Cauneld, derwassd.
M!i
NOTICKI8 IIKKKBYlilVES' Tht.
nnders(nl has rttex) tils dual rape
eiecutorof th laal will and Imlam'1' 1
said decrassvl, In ths atxiv nlltld f Id
snd th court bas named th 17th a I),
April, INtat, at Ih hour of I o'clock P c,
a day and lima lor bsrn aald repam0 111
for ill selieninl of said eals'e, i It
I'll A K LK8 MKNKY CAI'KIK I.I odl'
Kiecutor ol said r.a... v.
II v . ...... . .. '
March l. la-it. IK-
... .,., aiuFinrr ior in siaw
. "Ol
"'I t
Adralnlalralar's Male. "Ol
In th ooiinty court of th Hate of l "It
lor th county of t'lsekamaa. ly. "
In the mailer of ths tate of Chrin'tf
Swarit, deceased. '
Notice is hereby silvan that In punr'"
of an order of ssl mad and entered tl Wl
county court of the enmity nf Clerktved
staisofllreitmi, on lb Snllnlay of )k"K,
iHiri, In the matter of the estate of Chri' ,
rlskrli, dereasoil. ths undersign.! ad'i '
tratorofsald estat will sell at pulilui.to
linn, snhjeet to ponllrmatlon by said rTI
the fol Ins-1 n. described real satat. Ki.i,
A trsct of land sllnsled In section 13, l,"
1, 8. or K. 1, weal of the Willamette Mi-r ' 1
snd mora particularly described by Itrd.
nliixatlha northwest comer of rlaln"Of
Wsml iioillliallon No. l.irv as desig n .
in plats and sorveya of the United ri.1,,
thence east 21 Id chaini to Henry It. U AI
northwest corner; thence 8. 13 ilex. nVrnri
west IH .'Ci chains; thence west 'U III d"V,
lowest boundary of claim; thence m,ini
i.mh nuaini to the place of peKlnnlnn'
cent one and one hall of an acre dee.lr drc
riliool district No. 2,1, recorded on If
Ujl snd HIS In bonk "II" of record of L,u
of Clackamas county, Oregon, noma .
to acres, more or leaa: also the lollf
tract of laud situate (n section il, in'?
8 11 I W. of the Willameite Merits' "Nt
lurthertlesfrlbeti by beKlnnltiR at the t "I
terseciinn corner tin line between lef,,,
It ami 2.lof the aforesaid township ; P-,"' (1
weat by way nf aald section hn mi tticJulii
to the line or It. V. Hhort's claim; V "It
south tun chains lo the northwest or vv
o. ."9.r!,nmM ,UrV theiiff.,,'
2i.W chains lo the center of ths Il 11
rsrry and l'ortlsml road ; theiina noioimy
and den. K. tl mi chains to the llnr It.
twesn sections U aud Z nf laid twi a ,
thencs west by way of aald llns 7.H.I d" ,
to th place of heKlnnlnw, contalnlnK J0
acres, more or less; aald aale will b " W
on ths 1,1th day of April. I. at II 0 nxc
n. in., at the court hon door, miiiu.
ooutity and state. Terms of sale csh. ,
. . , , CIIAIlLKrJT.TiMl'"" '
Atliiiinlitrntor nf ths i.i ni chriit "I n
ownrip., dcci-ftsioil . p
I, - - - - vHV VI V
ll,.,! ll.. o.L I m s . W
'n-i n e run usy or .March, istw,
I S(U!
'."Id:
OillM
CHj TrcuHurrr's Sollce.
Nullcs liarehv lu.. ik.i il.aira. "L
sttlllclent funds on hand In lhsifi"'Nf
ruiidoftiri'Kon city to pay all oiii i,.
warranti endorsed prior to July I, !? ,, ,'
Inlnrent clnea vln. n,. ,i.i.nrn,n not W
Oregon City March 1ft, J h k . "Yc
II K. WTRAKiHi '
City treau