Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, September 15, 1899, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextAIWIT THAT Mill ALEX TB11. Corn boratlre Testimony tlh Story. About Hull's Wo had to come home and go to work tot. hi up after our vacation. Outinga are nearly alwaya hard woek, I think, yet the change seema to ret one and enable him to get a new hold on thine. Tiny :re useful ciiietly to talk about afciwirda and make one appreciate homo. We slept with our clothea on to keen warm and sweetened our oillVe with honey because the sugar couldu't aland On v, n an miner weather. We did not get a atone for bread, but when we ar-kcl for a glasa of water received the frying pan full, aa it was alwaya handy, being our bailer. The reading matter was never dry and in fact our w hole lock in trade waa "watered" .They caught Ml trout the first day and kept up the record to that the grand total waa and a iialf. The two larg est v .-anured 1(1 and ll)lt respectively, with many jui-t a little smaller. They caught aeveral doublets, sometime two large ones at the same time, I caught thiec, but don't like to bathe and fish at the same time. We plan to rio even larger crawfish next year than those Mr. Wilson told about, having increased their rations by half a ham and a pail of butter while hun( np edgewise on a rock to rest and enjoy the scenery. Mr. Wright was the champion fisherman, always co:r.i:.g out a little ahead on the count, ap waiting 'till someone caught the Uigrt one and then going out ami cat.Ling one just a little larger, lie left a trolling line in the river, doubtless eieciing to pull in a whole clothea line full next year. It was at well that his camera was sailed so he could not get a 8;: .psl.ol at us while being carried pack a back from perilous situations for should have lieen obliged to retaliate by securing his iHe when left on a lone rork in mid stream. If recotid by a small margin on fish, Mr. Wilson learned how boating is done on t.'ie Nehalem and is now prepared to take orders ad pilot, steersman or pumps. He really did learn to handle an oar very effectively, and a good Nehalem boats m;in it a rare individual. The best one exuiit, I think, belongs to me. Fear ing he was in danger of being elected a champion ol anot her sort whose name rbyij.rs wi'.h lawyer, we rush to his vindication. Alter several days of rain, rendered endurable by the grand good humor of everybody and the jokelets of the maker of Caa poles, one perfect evening came to deceive us into the hope of good weather. Put there was a "difference in the morning" for we were awakened by a doleful oice outside chanting "Horrible' Horrible! Horrible!" to the accompaniment of the pattering rain. It was the voice of the water commissioner, who was supiKed to possess some degree of influence in regard to matters aquatic. We touched at Fraser's place which seemed very desolate with no one living within five miles one way and 'fifleen the other, for there used alwaya to be a houseful and a cordial welcome to all comers. lie was drowned in the river he understood so well and on whose waters he Lad achieved many brilliant feats of boatmanehip, notably that of rescuing two men cast from a broken boat on isolated rocks in a fearful rapid. He took a canoe four miles op stream- in itself requiring great skill and strength darted from rock to rock, and took them off, when others considered it Impossible unless they trusted them selves, all cold and si iff, to tlie rushing waters. At last we reached tlie mecca of Ne hale m fisherman, the wild and pictur eeque little Salmonberry river, which adds its cold, sparkling blue waters to the darker stream . of the Nehalem. Here is the home of the big salmon trout. Here we have caught them from 12 to 19 inches in length, and strings of them too. Though wet, cold and tired when we readied it late one afternoon, those men were out at the first opportunity on rocks or standing in the water fishing in the deep blue pool at the mouth, and believing about the big trout as hard as they could to make up lor lost time, and Ob! it is exciting to just see those large trout hooked, how they flounce clear out of water, and play out the line and how white and clean and altogether eatable they look. After boating many miles through a rugged and uninhabited yet picturesque region over a tortuous reeky stream and often in the rain, we were glad to see the first house below, as an evidence ot that civilization we had run away from, bnt which brightened as it look its flight. When squeezing past a rock on a rapids little son asked if I heard the boat "apeak its word" and I inwardly fancied it must have been a very bad word. When we reached the coast we did not earo for surf bathing, and decided to go to tlio mountains next year some real dry mountain. Next came an ocean ride of thirteen hours, my first and I trust, my last. A small steamer full of pafeMjngeis who "gathered at the rail ing", not the river, "one by one". The difficulty seems to be to take one's stomach along when dropping down on the other side of a swell. It stays up there. Son asked "What are we sick of?" wondering, I fancy, if it was 1 i ....u - .,,. r l a ' measles or whooping cough or any of the ailments be knew about. I can now appreciate the story of a young lady on j board ship who, although tick heraelf, waa sitting itha sick man' head in her Up. A gentleman kindly asked it her husband aa very sick and she faintly replied, ith n ut'cr lack of lntcicst and without won opening lur e ym, "he it not my husband, I never saw liim More". Then home again and how good it looked an J Oregon City ami her people. Ifcltaaihe liule boy must who ran away front home for god, stayed a mhole Jay, returning much subdued Imt joyous, at nightfall. Everything looked ao good to Mm after leing so nearly lot forever. II looked around and re marked to lila imly silent mother. "Well, ma, I see you've got the atne olJ cat yet". P. I S. Married. Moosa-Kox. At I lie residence of tlie bride's father, K. J. Moor at MolaHa, on Sunday, SeplemU'r UHli, IS'.".', Ulive Harriet Moor to Lather V. Kox. The happy couple are both prominent young people of the Molalla oeighlur bood and their friend extend congratu lations. They will make their home at Kelso. Joni-Mooh -At the home of the bride's parents, tnday, September 3, IMW, at 1 o'clock, I.aon I. Moore and Misa Iterttia Sara Jones, Kev. J.J. Kvana, of Salem, ollkiating. The conti acting parties are both well and favorably known. Misa Jones is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mr. Samuel W. Jones, large land owner, and widely known citiirns. The cere mony waa witnessed only by relatives and immediate frienda. Fllis Kingo was best man and Mis Jennie Jones was maid of honor. The couple received many valuable presents. Mr. and Mr. Moore left on Monday for Milwa ikie, Clackamas county, their future home, where Mr. Moore ia principal of the public school. They w ill board for a time until a home can b prepared lor bouckeeiing -Gervais Star. The Matrimonial .Maelstrom. Rusines in the county clerk' office the past week has teen quite brisk among the disappointed anglers in the matrimonial sea. Many a tale of woe is represented among the papers on tile there and the whole gamut of human emotions from the ridiculous to the disgusting. Among the cases filed the past week are found : B. C. Heath vs Mary P. Heath. They were married in Sioux City, la., in lHi'si, and everything waa serene until in 18'Jl when Mary without any just cause or provocation abandoned and deserted her husband and he now wants satisfaction by being divorced from her. In 1873 away back in Kansas, Oliver Wiley married his wife, Jennie Wiley. Oliver claims to have been at all times a good husband, sober, industrious, and witii a full appreciation of the courtesies and civilities of good breeding and civi- j lizition. Jennie on the contrary, he i alleges, was cruel and inhuman, extra-1 vagant in hr habits and when he re monstrated and refused to allow her to act as treasurer of the combination ordered him out of the house. In addi lion to her defects, Jennie would fre quently remain away from home all night. For all these things Oliver thinks he would be better off paddling his own canoe and asks for a release. Francis B. Jones, from his storr, has had a bad time with his wife. Maria L. They were married in 18.44, and Maria baa made life miserable for him by call ing him various names "hot authorized in the vocabulary of polite society, accusing him of adultery on numerous occasions and refusing to act toward him in a manner becoming ber position as his wife. His patience Is now exhausted and he wants to be made free. II. E. Smith became the wife of W. J. Smith in 1870, and lived happily until 1894 when the defendant became an habitual drunkard and failed in his sup port of plaintiff until in 1897 hi conduct became unbearable and she was forced to leave him, on account of his cruelty, he on one occasion having struck her w ith a board. She wants a decree. John E. Neilaoti took as his wife, Anna Neilson, at Portland In 18!H. Since marriage she has kept company I with other men at unreasonable time against his protest. In addition she frequented saloons and got intoxicated and exhibited herself in that condition. He wants an absolute divorce from her forever. Voluuic ErnplinnH. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklein'a Arnica Salve, cures them ; also old, running and fever sores, ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts, bruises, burns, scalds chapped hands, chilblains, best pile cure on earth. Drives out pains and aches. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Geo. A. Harding, druggist. Chester II. Brown, Kalamazoo, Mich., says: "Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cured me of a severe case of indigestion ; can strongly recommend it to all dyspeptics. "Digests what you eat without aid from the stomach, and cures dyspepsia. Geo. A. Uakdinu. ifiii'i I'"ik,ihoi m.-innlil or nveot vo uilnd anirunra triptoiu Faru i n...ition, wiibguod h tAtUiXiu&uiu, Baltimore, Md. OREGON CITY ENTKUPIHSE, FRIDAY, ETTEMIU'R ir, 1890. The Best Washing Powder. Cleans Everything from Cellar to Giirrct THE RED SHIRTS. Cowrleta ! Wear Them la la lBlalarlea ! CallforaU. There are mcu In the pvtilteutlnrlos or vaiuoruia no arv invorvu wim rod shirt, but they arv uot made par-, tlcularly happy thereby. When a convict hna once won) the crimson shirt, he luqx'a na ardently as a convict can hoe for anything that the warden w ill never make him wear It agalu. It uieuua that he ha tried l cseni and failed. Hut that Is uot alL Henceforth he Is a degraded mini In prison circle. 114 time crvdlts are gone. Solitary confinement, dungeon and bread au l water may lx hit portion. He Is watched, suspected by the o 111 if I a, pointed out and "explained" to visitors and uewcotiiem. Among the Tiki con victs In the Jute mill hla reo. hack may be distinguished at a glance. If he In) away from there a moment, the guard know It Thru the prison bell rings, the oillcem assemble, bloodhounds aro unchained, and the hunt U glna. Some of the red shlrter at San Queutln are among the most daring fellow that ever scaled a prison wall, and every luiiti of them has run the gantlet of guard and Catling gun. Any body In stripes who breaks for lllx-rty Is liable to be riddled with lend within tt seconds. The couvlcts know Oils, but they also know that beyond th" gray atone walls there are green hill and deep ravine and-posslbly fre dom. The mau who Is eutcnce to die on a prison cot Is willing to stake hi life for liberty. Ills days and nights are spent preparing for the game. If he wins, the "cons" be leave behind are jubilant, and many are the tale of pluck and luck they will tell In memorlnm. As a rule, no class of people stand by each other like veter an "con." San Francisco Call. THE SQUIRE'S DILEMMA. ITa Adjoarard Ik Caaa a ria4 Oat I Ubrra II Waa At. A Justice of the cucc In one of the west end boroughs lssu.il a warrant for the arrest of a west end woman for slander. S.pulre 8. J. White bappcueJ to be present at the hearing. The proa- ccutor test Hied that the defendant hid called her an "old virago" and that she had added, "1 don't know what that i means, but whatever It la that's wbnt 1 you are." The witness admitted that I she did not know what the meaning of the word waa. either, but she knew It had no good meaning or the other wouldn't have made use of IL I "No matter what It means." said tlu squire, who Is an Intensely patriot!; American, "It's a foreign name, and I she had no business calling you It I'll j One her for It." "Squire," whispered Bqulre White la I his ear, "you have no Jurisdiction In slauder suits. They must be entered In court" m "Well. I'U hold her for court, then." the squire declared. "But there's no law under which yovi can do that," he was told. "Well, I'll hold her anyhow," ho re plied, "and test the constitutionality of the act' "But there Is no act," persisted Bqulre White. "(Jet out of this officer' comninndiil the squire, turning on him. "Do you think I'm going to allow yon to come In here and learn me the law?" "You tins go, too," bo said, turning to the women. "You're both released on your own rec-ogg-ul -zanec until thU court finds out what the duruatlou to do wltb this case." Pittsburg News. Hrr Kir. I Thoaaht. Mildred Have you ever thought that your Inst moment had come? What nn awful feeling It Is that comes over one at such a time! Gertrude Yin, I hod that experience once when I was out riding with a fel low and his horse started to run nwny. It seemed as If we would certnlnly be dashed to pieces. Mildred And what was the first thing you thought of when death seemed to stare you In the face? Gertrude A hole In the toe of my left stocking. I have never since then run the risk or being found dend In such a condition. Chicago Times-Herald. Your Face Shows the state of your feelings and the stale of your health as well. Impure blood makes itself apparent in a pale and sallow complexion, pimples and skin eruptions. If you are leeling weak and worn out and do not haye a healthy ap pearance you should try Acker's Blood Elixir. It cures all blood diseases where cheap sarsaparillas and so called puri fiers fail; knowing this we sell every bottle on a positive guarantee. George A. Harding, agent. - I lvWItt'a I.iHl Karly KUra perm neiilly riirechrwnle constipation, bilious- ness, iiervoiisiifaa and Worn-out leellng ; ' ,.,.alt ami rt-gtllala th rnllie avatem. m,,1. Uaaiit. never grii or alien 'famous little pills." (lao. A. IUmixsu. Owing ! JrnUk .cw Year lite store, ol I MrlllMK nll be rlorl on i'UMilni. Strut 3lh linlll o'rlurk 'I have kaen ialn( fAarAHKT for lafc'iuni.. ana which I l. brn alt'iri fr 0.r la.nly ar. oJ I rsa Ihal I f ar.l Bit. lro 01. mora rrll.l lhan anr uih.r rrmo it I ba avrr Irlrnl. I ahall rrrulnly rr.ia Birml trirm to ny f rl.ml. a. twin !l Ihry are rlrM0ir4." Toa (iiU-aau, tlaia, llL PtMi.M. PalaiaMa. rw.Bl, Tana 0l. Po lll ." SirB. M .akn t fcc. )u. ... CURK CONSTIPATION. ... lHto. aw4l ltal, niMtk iMinl, Urn IK Vf). Tfl. Rift ! fn'"ieel hf alMnia- P1UMU-DAU i.iato Ana; rubaooi lumi. r. Win. Mrrmtv. in rttiM1ttWiffti ... .ri rrW -SHIVELYS- Opera House. MISS JESSIE SHIRLEY, siiMtrled by a company of talented player, will oen on Monday, Sept. Ilth , for a week'a Mrformance Friday hlahr. I rlthr " 8attir.Lv nlgdi lever Tool Mannr HaluMav '.'..HI "t Uunirsr Mill.'' Change of Play Nightly, Uniformed Band Prill and Concert Uaily on Main Street. Popular Prices 10, 20, 30c II. W. Smith, Prop. Meata on Hale, ait Huntley's. WM WM 'AW WW ("iW ? iW Al MM W ' ft M fM mnexxxxxxxxxxxxxia Do You Know the News 2 You can have It all for 50c Per Month Per Month in the Evening Telegram, of Port land. Oregon. It is the largest evening newspajmr published in Oregon ; It contains all the news of the State and of the Nation. Try it for a month. A Hsmplu copy will be mailed to you free. Address The Telegram, Portland, Or. TYolleD ofl'lmal Hrtllemenl. I, John ilatton, give notice that I have filed In the county court of Clackamas county, Oregon, tny account, and vouchers for final settlement of the estate of June Barker, ilecesned, and the court Ijhn ai pointed the ilth day of November, a. 1). IH'M, at 10 o'clock a. 111. for settlement of 111 v said trust. Dated Hept. IS, 18!KJ. JOHN IIATTON, 015-10 10 Kxecitlor. Liquor Police. Notice l hereby given that I will apply to the city council at its regular meeting In Octolier, lwnr, for a license to sell liquors for alx month, at my saloon In Oregon City on Main street, Raid license to date from October 7, 1Wj9. J. N. MlI.LEH, iSOMA II Via' CATHARTIC 4 I Taaoi MASS Wturrtnto , Legal Notices. al'MMOU ... .i.. i nil I'.niii of ids Hlai of ()! forth i'oi.i.iy ofl'lai-kamaa. The Washington National Uull'IH's ami Invrslmsnl A.....I'I"."M'''I'''. nUlnllir. v.. AU.el. Hcl.wan and A. W. 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I. it day pr. arrltiMl In Id or.lrr of puMI. atlnn of tdi. ai.in niniia. ami Ifynuao lall lo aiar ami an.atr .aid coinplalnl, Ida pl.lnurf a ill apply I" lb '"ft fur Hit rrllrf idtrtin iltinaml'il, In ait: Kur Ih raitrvllatlun of onr rrrUIn ilra.l Ktvtn by ilali.llD lo Mr. A K Martin on Ortolwr 15, I ". ftir hit 11, block ,1 In Mount I'lra.anl A dllllon Ui OrrK'Hi Cllv, Orrgun, aeronllng In Hi. rnan or plat of tli. au'xlivl.loiiinl lb. al. blin k 3 a. .iiImIIvIiIimI by aai.l Tom I'. Itotl.lall. ami fur aucli onlrr a. alll .r.l- (i,. right, of Ida niortgar hrrrin ami ,,r cta ami ill.liurMiiiriil. of tdia anil au l l.ir inrd nthrr ami fundar rtli.f a. to Idli court may arrm n.ert ami niuilaiil. This .iiniinon. I puh i.drd or lar of lion. Thoa. K. Ityan, Juilgaofih t'niiiilr Court of Id. Hlai of Orrgnu, fur Id. County ofClarkainaa, a died or.ler a. mail Ail KUt 'll. A. 1) . l-er,. i'iihllahsl lirsltlin Hri.trmUr Std, tKl 0. II. Dim. k ash K insar A. Mn i.aa. Attornryi for I'lalnlltl. A.lmluUlralor'a poller. NOTICK IS IIKI1KIIY filVKN That td linilrralgnrd da. dern ihily aip.iitrit by mn mm. inoa. r. It V an. Jmlir. ol .1.. County Court of ids Miaia of (irrgun lor' Clackamas County, a.lmlnlairator of II. a r.tntl. fir Aniiiiil. S.Hl. t. i ,. ,ini:r...ii, ah lirr.ona having claluia iksii.i.1 ..I I r.tair are dan dy nolillnl to prmrnt td nam 10 I'roiM-riy rrinr.i, a. Uy law rroillrnl, at HIV rr.l.lenrr In Wlllallielien Kail., lirr.. silliln tlx month. Ironi Idrdatr hrrnir, liainl Hit. filli .lay ol Hrplemhrr, Oito V. OlSoS, Ailinliil.tralor of tl.u eniata uf Auguna Nrlwin, ili'ccaei, lis; infl. Notice la hereby givrn that I will apply to the city ooiinell at lis rrgular meeting In October, IWHI, lor a Uremia to aril liquor, for six month, at my milonn In Orrgun City on Main alreet. Haul license lo data Oc tober 1.1, Ikw, A. Ksait. l-lqnor ,oee Notice is herrhy given that I will apply to the city council at Its regular meeting In Octolier, 1H!K), for a license to sell liquors .or .11 woiitus at my I,)M oreKOII viiy, uregun, on aim,, treel Hbj to Hate October Jilh, H!t, ' M, It AM no. tilmlnUtriifor'a .Mollre. Notice Is hereby give,, tmt the under signed das been duly appointed adinlnia tor of he estate ol W. J. ;,, ,ece e,, amUl ron. ar. bereby ,,nt.,i ,,re'. will all claims against sunt ,,tllte ,0 ,I1B ,t my residence at Currlnavllle, Clackainaa county '. Oregon, n or before 'six ,, ," roil, the llrat publication 0f this " I ce said claims must he properly verllle,) at d a.co,npttl,,,,, by, I,, proper voiiohera. Dated August l, ih:, Admitii.trator of ths eata' of' w' J Currln, debased. ' A tljiriiAu A.I...I-. .' 8-18-015 ' nuu.iui.ira.tor. ofai.tf.a.:a....ar..MiHy.-.a. o . , , ; ,.,,:, , .1 P.; ol II.... I-; o. Id. .... .... r..r-l , agaliiH ,U .. Id. .1.. m. ol...r.gr.lli,a..l. ami for- hs. h.g '" ,., p. ,,, ,( .,. ,lt, darn, a ,..,.r. ami n ..( our ..,.1 ... I. ol , fc ' ll...lr.n.l...l. ami all r.m. rlaimlng ! ,,,,,. , .I.i-i l! rt)llr l I'lnal lettlriMrNi Nnlh la hrr.liy glvrn Dial ilgnnl aduilnl.lralnr ol Ilia L, Kaeliarl I Iioiiuimiii, ilr. rr.l I,.. .7 .4 llnal aeisniiil In aadl ratal. ,, n,a rniirl of Ih ilala nf rriniii( r ( "''") iHinuly, ami ll.al ilia Iiiiik. nl m, '''H ali"liilri Moinlav, Ih. iU. i , " u' sm, ai inn'edM li A, M.lnr li.ain,, iiona lo ..lil bivoiiiiI ami for m" ..lata, ' M '. II.TIHMI'H.i. Adiiilnl.lralnr ol Ida a.tai n ("; Tliouipwiil ileeeaaad, Waller I'laml WrMlrw, Noilia la liaredv glv.u Hi.i n lKiir.1 nuMilor of Hi. a a. Hl Jo.pli WaH. in, iU raw, I, ,aa ni eiiunlv ro.irl for riar.aina.noiihi o, " hi. dual rii.rl nl lil. ailininlair.ii. lale, ami Dial Id. II I , r It ,. . . 7 -"V I ' " ' --- ..... i HT I.i ol l.l court ha. Di.. M Uv, ncll'J iu.i - in ....i.u.k i wii ill fi I'liM'a j. u b. lor Miil.ii.anl of lila aivnum (.. ..11.. lall, Aug.i.l II, li J. N. M AltttlNiiToy Kin ul, if (', f. . X U. V. l.Mt atrri. H4 Aiiori.sy for id iai., AtlMilnlatrMlar'a .air. Nnll.-a la d.r.dy llt.il ll,t t, illfur-l I... Ir.l apiHiinlwl admlniiifJ Ida ..lei. of t;. I'. Ixiiia-. iIwvm-. 4i, ' mm l.avl.ig claim, aaaiii.l i. M ' ..m i.xi.v i.niinbi I.. I........ 41 ilulV l.nri.-l aivorllng In la it I'iilP't OT .iiw I'ri'i. .mil n.Ti iq HlKf A raniid.l, allor.i.ta, al Idrira ,' lii.aon I it y, wr.fton. aiiiiii. ( Iron. Iha ilaia of Id. )rl p' i .l ir ,i , . up ft i i nmir.. irti-ir.iiHij A Ji.ilin.u.ior of id. iai. nr i; c iL ,l...l IIIMII t i1 AUorn.i. lor A.iiiiiimi .ai. nf flr.l pudlicailiiii Acif ut (, S IS V I I, MMSMiuaaia is thk tliti rir t'orur of H'ai. of .r:n for lb county of c,u , m,,. MalU Im M.liuyra lali.ti(t, i 4U Y. MeUnyra, il.l.mlaiit. To Afcdl . Miituyra, U.i.n.Unv, namr.1 ; In td. N'atn. of Ilia H'aU of di. r. ii.rvur iiiiiiitnfiai an i ruiro ma ft i. ' Mi, or una a. .mm. in.. 11 ln-j rriloil In lb or laf f.if puliiuaiua v iiiiin.ili. M p.il4.i.. i.r til mw Kki, ."J if r'i fal In ibi . amarr. Id plalmlll alii ai'i if lo ib.. , ..r In. r.l.rf .fll f" In bn n r... i lo all lur a ii. r. .1 i-i . . Ida nialruiionv no .lulu. I.i.rii ihtv. 1 i.amr.l I la lili-l an I .Iriri. lanl, tsi f u. I. old.r ami f.irtd.r r.Urf m lo 114 a 1 riiia inawl ami ju.l. I In. .uiiiiuuii. I. .iiiliii 1 txjn.tw '' ,, uM,, , ,. r 1 ..... - M. li'i J.. h of ih. a'i. nllll.J cmrl iii Oia-I Ja. l'i 1 tt A I'urt Juaara i (' t, ', ) U 'jr. Allo'iiry. f.. I'.fiMi Notl.-a la brr.by lrn ll.t ll ('.' I ba baaii ilmy anili.lH li Ir.t'.r ol lb. rlai. of lUnry llrlta, iwa I. an. ail twrtunt l..rn. air.lnit tli .at.l aif n.u.l 'i.t Ua Inly rin-l. lo Ida nml'l.l tu nl inoiilb. from lb. data of II. n olrt TM I'. II A MULL. Almnl.ir.iir of ;.! mi. Iban a t..rrai Alinri.,. Im a lnni.lM''. ar. IMa 'sli ilay ot (tt.ruivr, A. D 11 I V 10 Pi IN THKfofXrV fiifllT of ih mi ul Urrifiin, lor Ib.roiinty of I'rlns II C. II. aid, .lan.urt, va. Mary Mlu Irlrti.lanl. To Mary P. Ilralh, atsit tian4 j iiai I : 1 lit Ida bams of Id aia'.a of llrrna, I art darrdr riulml lo atMar In IM rnliilMl runrl ami an.a.r Ida toaS-- nird hrrrin on r brfora Mori. lay, IM t lay ol .Soyrnibrr, vu Id sain ti- flnl day of Id n.ii r.gular l.rm af ruurl: and II you lall Ui aiar l' amarr, lb iiiaimifT will apply to Ua. lor Id r.ll.f .rayl for In ib (; lit-ail: lor a ilrrra di.mlviiif Ida '" matrimony viiaiing bttat... pltlnof Ida grouml of willul abainlunnirni ar wri. of mora than one y.ar prior k) cimm.iicwui.nl of lln. .ml. Tdl. aurninnu la liu'ili.tixl by or"' Hon. Allrr.1 . H.r. Jr., Ju l W lutlMli hl.llrlalillllrlrlortli. K.t.ofO'W I'alrd Hrplrnit-r , Mil. lllpiWNKI.I.Ai'AMrilRI.L Albir:i) l fr .lai"ii Ml .IMOM. IS TIIKCiU NTYlOt'UT of ib of Drrgon, lor Ilia coiinly ol Ua. lii'H J. It. Walls. plaliilllT. v.. TIjmih I- Wrlla, drfauilaiit T . Thrraia I, Wall. atKv nmsa lanitiit In Hi. naina of th atat of "rri. I ar lirrrliy rr.iiiirl lit aiar In U " rinlilnl rourl ami an.arr Ida cO"lV fllrd hrrrin on or brfnr Moinlay, W iLv ol Novaiiibar, Is'i.td .ama bH II. -t ... ...i. 1..1M aim? nay or ina 1111 rrnniai " j I rnuri, and If you fall In aptar v ' an.wrr, Ida i.lalnlin will apply to lor th rrllrf prayed for In Id enau lo wit: for a iWrra dluolvlng ih luatrlinuiiy rilnlina brtwran ..lainlln a di-lrnoanl 011 Ih groiinil. of H'ul i dniimriil for a period of mora Idas in yrar prior to Iha coiiiuinicrm11' -anil. . Tl.laa111t.mm1 I pnhlllid by ths Hon. Alfred K. bearai, ir , J.idi!'1 IH J'lillri.l dl.lricl, alalS of Orrgoll. I)ald H-pl. II, s'i(, mtoWNKIXACAMI'llH' Altornayi for W"ul .Ol 1(11. N olios la hereby given that 1 "IH lo Iha city council at Ita regular m"""" IdHobar H:r!(. fr a IUna to aell for aix mouths at my saloon In .it., i- . . ..1.. .... .1 Mirnff ' City, Uregun, on Main Bin.., v- Heventli atreet. Hald AiiHUit'.'Hih IKrll. llcenia J.W.Cotl 4.4 .tollcri for lubllcall band otllcs at Oregon City. A"K IH, IHIHI. -oi,iii NoTICK IHIIEKKI1V IVES Th followlng.iikmed aetller ha. IH'd " his Intinitloii to make final proof n of hla claim and that said proof wl" ", hefura the Itagister and Unelvsr at u" City, Oregon, on flat 2, 1. '! OMVKH M.KIIY II K 7(iv for the 8 WW of R botnli, Ho Kast. , .iil Ha iiamea ths following ii,"Tm' . ... .1. !...,. ii mo r provo ma ooiiiiiiiious eni.i."- - culilvatlun of said land vl! , . ..j, i John Metrlcks and Orant "' ,.?' Oregon City: Oeorga Iteed ol Ua Herbert 1), Marslon. of Orrgun ' ' X'ca C1IAB. U. ii' 8 25-0 20.