OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMHER 21, 1800 8 I, ! t A Mlnlstrr'a M .stole. K city minister was recently handed a notice to b retd from his pulpit. Ac companying it was a clipping; from a cpPr tearing uion the nutter, The clergyman alarteJ to read tlie tr.a d found that It txnan : "Take Krmp'a llalsan., the bent 1'oiik.i Cure." Tins was hardly what he had eipected and, after a nioment'a hesitation, he tamed it over, and found on the other cide the matter Intended for the reading. Irj-lnj preparation simply dorel dry caUrrb ; tliy dry np tlie secretions, hirh adhere to the niruihraue and deeoru. xw, canning far more serious trouble than llio ordinary form of catarrh. Aroid ail dry ing inhalant, f nuira, thiol ea and snuffa and Ce lint iiuU claiiM, mm'IIii and litK I'Jy'a Cream lUhu is audi a remedy and will cu-e c.tUnh cr cold i:i tli head anly and pleawiUly. A t ml ri.-e will be jiiai: 1 for W cut. All dni:git tell the U: u.o. l'.ly ixtUer, to Warren St., X. Y. The Italia cures without pain, dwa not irritatd or cattse- sneering. It spreads itmll ive r an irritated and angry snrfsee, relief. ine ininiediatrlr the painful inflammation. W ith I'Jjr's Cream lVilm yon are armed gainst Nasal Catarrh and Hay t ever. Year Face Shows the etate of your feeling and the eta'e of your health at well. Impure Wood makes itself apparent in a pale mnd tallow complexion, pimplee and akin eruption. If you are leeling weak and worn out and do not have a healthy ap rwarauco you should try Acker's Blood Elixir. It cure all blood diteaees w here cheap saraaparillas and so called puri fiers fail; knowing this we sell every bo'.Ilc on a positive guarantee. George A. Harding, arent. Te Co re a (Vld In One Pay. Take Laxative Bkoxo Qrisisi Tablets All dnitvista refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature on very box. 25 cents. Money tj Loan at Lowest Rates Dimick A Eastiiam. FdorateTear Bowels With Caarareta. Candy Cathartic, cure constipation, forerer. lQc,SJc II C CO. fall, drukiiiaurrfooiliaooaf. YOINJ MOTHERS. Croup is the terrcr of thousands of youD mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh'a Cough and Consumption Cure acts like metric In cases of Croup. It has nevr been known to fiil. Tlie worst ca-s relieved immediately. Price, 25 cts. 50cts. and $1.00. C. G. Huntley, the Draggisu iaiBIUOM. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT of the State of Oregon for the County of Clacka mas. Cuiranty Savings and Loan Association, a cor poration, plaintiff, vs Robert E. Metcalf, Anna J. I'oMer and Newton Fo-ter, her husband, Litullen McAllitter and (iarriaun Mc liister, ber Luitiand, Alice Lewi wild Daniel I-eis, her hntiband, Mabel Ship man and Geonte Ship nuu. her husband, Wil liam R Metcalf, a minor, and William Shehan, administrator of the state with the will an nexed of Julia Ann Met calf, deceased, defen dants. To Robert E. Metcalf, Mabel Shipman and Daniel Lewis, three of the above named defendants: In the name of the State of Oregon, Ton. and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause on or before the 8:h day of December, 1890, which is the last day of the time prescribed in the order made by the County Judge of Clackamas County, State of Oregon, for the publication of this summons; and if you fail so to appear and answer, a de cree will be taken against vou and each of you for the reliel prayed for in said complaint, which U for a decree adjudg ing and determining that there is due and owing to plaintiff on account of a certain mortgage bond executed by Julia Ann Metcalf, deceased, the sura $272 50, with six per cent per annum interest and seven per cent per annum premium on "tlie turn of .'500.00 from and ever since the 15th day of June, 1890, until paid, and the further sum of $1.60 on account of ;mA ..) ,. f.,.,.. f $60.00 attorney's fees in this suit and the ' cost", and disbursements of this suit, the obligee in said bond being the plaintiff herein, and for the foreclosure of a cer tain mortgage given by said Julia Ann Metcalf, deceased, to plaintiff, to secure the payment of said bond, by which mortage said Julia Ann Metcalf, de--ceaHQd, conveyed to plaintiff allot tie iolloaing described real property, to wit : Lots 4 and 5 in block D3 in the tor:: of Oregon City, in Clackamas County, State of Oregon, which mortgage wa recorded at page 84 of book 37 of the Tronic records of mortgages of said Cltti'krtiiias County, State of Oregon ; and foreclosing and barring your, and each of your, and each of the defendants to this ouit, their equity of redempiton or other interest, in, right to, or lien upon paid real property and the whole iicroof except the statutory mlit to re- Kle;rn ; and that Bald land be sold as by Kar provided, and the proceeds of such rte be applied to the payment ol such decree, intcreBt, premium, costs, dis bursements and attorney's fees. And you and each of you are hereby notified that on the 20th day of October, 18!tf. the Honorable Thos. F. Ryan, C'oiicty Judge of Clackamas County, fState of Oregon, made an order that -eervkc of summons in this euit be made 'Cpoi vou and each of you by publication -of summons, and that the date of the first publication of this summons, is fk-iJer, 27, 1899, and the date of the lat Tob!ication there of is December ft, im. GcG. Wans, Attorney for plaintiff. COBUESTOXDEXCK (Concluded from page 2) Wa Logan, Nov, JO.-The hard raina have stopped the farmers Irom seeding and digging potatoes. Mrs. Nancy McCobbin Is pretty elck. Tom McCobbin is out from the city paying his folks a visit. Mrs. Harney Ilallort la the boas garduer of Uyan. She has a radith weighing 10lt pounds and mangel wurttel weighing H pounds. The grange entertainment was a grand success, Kvetythina went off nicely. There will be an entertainment at the Grange Hall on the I'th of December for the benefit of the old soldiers grave fund. Come and help out this noble effort for our old soldiers. There will be a basket selling at the close of the entertainment. Every lady is cordially invited to bring a basket. Coltaa Coltoh, Nov. 17. Mra. Delia Young and Mis Beetle Hubbard of Portland are home attending the sick bed of their father, C O. HubharJ, who we regret to say is not improving as his many friends had hoped. B. C. Palmer, of Carrolton, Wash., Is spending a few days on his ranch at Colton. School is progressing nicely under the management of Miss Chinesinitli, of Clarke. We have not heard any com plaint from any one, and that is saying a great deal for district No. 72. Messrs. Burt Hubbard and Emery Got t berg made a visit to Portland the fore part of tlie week. Miss Veva Robeson was visiting Mies Amy Hall of Meadowhrook last week. Emy Gottberg has purchased a saddle horse. Prof. Wilson, of F.lwood, took a lively part in the literary here last week. Miss Lucy Bouny has gone to stay at De Blaines of Clarks. We are pleased to see a petition in circulation for lunds to further the plank on the Highland road. We also think the Oregon City wood haulers should contribute liberally towards repairing the plank road near town which they have greatly damaged. Smyrna Smyrna, Nov. 20. Miss Mabel Schwart has gone to Portland for in structions on tlie piano from a promin ent teacher there Mr. and Mrs. John Peck and Mrs. Dean of Clarkes have been visiting Mr. Peck's brother the past week. Mr. J. K. Lants, with his wife and little ones of Hutchinson, Minn., arrived in our neighborhood last Tuesday. They are hunting np old acquatntencea and looking for a healthy location. They are w ell pleased with Clackamas county. The young people have started a literary society at our school house, to meet twice s month. All are taking an interest in the meeting and we expect to see some good results. John Watson and Fred Lantx have taken Col. Pope's bop yard to clean np and are wishing for better weather to go on with their work. The spudi are ail dug. The yield has been extraordinary, the quality Gne and the price good, but the roads well any one that has been out with a team the past week knows all about them. Nllwaokle. Milwackis, Nov. 22. On Tuesday evening shortly after 7 o'clock some one attempted to rob Mr. and ilri. B. M. FUh of all their winter capned fruit which was stored in a secluded cellar about 100 feet away from the house. The attempt would have been successful had not Mr. Henneman and his son, Henry, made an unusual trip to their barn, thus causing the robber to drop 12 of the filled jars, breaking 4 of thern. Mr. and Mrs. Fish were at Mrs. Sehmer's fnr KnnnAr iltirinir Ilia nattv na.l f !. rr' " ' evenln an'1 wlieD they came home tbe' were at once notified and investigated the larder, where the above had been extracted from about 100 jars. There is a scarcity of fruit except when a culprit can raid some one's cellar and the coroner need not be surprised if he should be called as there are some boys here that are handy w ith a gun and will use it when necessary. We are sorry to say that there are several questionable characters in the neighborhood. Graeint. More webfoot weather. It like winter is advancing. appeais A good many potatoes are still in the ground and some of them are likely to remain there. Henry Wiley, the Wilsonville mer chant, was attending court in Oregon City last week. School in district No. 82 is progressing finely under the direction of Mr. Ciias. Hanson. P-aker Bros, sold their hops last week for 10 cts. per pound. Tlie literary society organized at the Hood View school house, is a success. The society meets eyory other Saturday evening in the school house. Mr. J. W. Graham who has been' seriously (II for o long Is not much Im proved at this writing. Mia K.Uio Roberts, who has been con fined to the hospital In Portland,, re turned home last week much Improved. Mr. Trddle and lister Moore were taken very III last week. Dr. Rlckard, of Sherwood, pronounced their rate as a serious form of pneumonia. C L. Baker has been on the sick list, Dan Stahlnecker made a trip to Port land Thursday. ! To remove luk from pa pet pour enough water over a tcatpoonful of chlorinated lime to cover the stalmM portion. Molttru a clean pl' of linen and rub It lightly with the mix ture. If the stain la uot of too long" standing. It will disappear. If more thau one application la requlrvd, let the paper dry before wetting the ace oud or third time. If the spot la rub bed, the texture of the puper will ! spoiled. Dry It gently with a piece of dry linen. i AinosT 1 A bURyLAKY . . . O o o o o An Old Lady Raa Hsr Way and lltr Kite Maa a Weddlor Ftmut. otoeotooeOotooeOotoeo Mrs. Drlscoll had a mind of ber own. Some nncharitahle people went so far as to aay that if the had Bet bad to moch mind ber husband might have been living today. Be that as it may, be died and left her de mistress of a handsome property, with no one to op pose her wilL She adopted one of bis nieces and loved her as well as aha could lova any one bnt bererlf. The niece grew np a winsome la sale and bad lovers, as maidens wllL LnckMy her choice wh her aunt's as well, and the day was set for ber mar - riage with Harry inship without op- position, the only condition being that they ibo. Id retnrn to Mr DriscoU'a borne after a brief wedding tour. "Well. Kate," said tbe stately lady tbe day before tbe wedding, "every thing is ready, and I must aay that I never aaw preparation more complete not even for yonr nncle'i foneraL poor man I I alway meant to give yon a handsome marriage porticn. So get yonr bat We'll go to the bank. " Wbat girl would delay coder similar circumstances! The carriage was speedily ordered, and soon stopped beore tbe bank. Except tbe bank official there was In the building only George Travi ona of Kate's discarded suitor wbo waa getting an insignificant check cashed. Mr Drlscoll waa not alow to te an opportunity to flatter ber sails, a ber worthy husband bad been accustomed to say. Drawing ber checkbook, abe smiling ly wrote a check for 2.000 and pre sented it to the rarhier. "Payable to Miss Kate a marriage portion, I presume. Ah, very generons of yon I Mis Kate. I congratulate you." said the cashier "Shall I make the new book in your own name?" "She wants no bock at least not yet." retorted Mi Driecoll sharply. "When I give a thing, I ajivs it. I want good, solid iconey fur tbat check bright, yellow gold." "But why yoo live folly a mile from a neighbor. Have yon do yoo think of the temptation f" be aaid hesi tatingly. "Did I ask yonr advice!" snapped Mr DriscolL "I am able to take care of my own property, and if it will not break tbe bank I want it In gold." "Certainly, madam. My conscience is clear U yon wake np to find yourself murdered tomorrow morning. This bank can pay ten times that sum at sight, madam," was the dignified reply, to which Mr Driacoll listened in curt silence. Tie cashier went into tbe vault cloning tbe door behind bim. George Travis, having counted the money received on bis check, went onl without a glance at the two ladies. "There I Now I reckon Travis begins to realize what he bas lost. " nodded Mrs. Driscoll. Knte blntthed slightly "But aunt," she snid uneasily, "wouldn't it be better for me to take a book with the money left to my credit! Harry will not be here until tomorrow, and and think of the risk I It ii un safe." "How long is it since I came to be told my duty by a miss of 187" breathed Mr Driacoll scornfully. "What a cow ard yon are I If yon don't want the money, aay so, and I'll let it remain where it i If yon do went it. hold your tongue and help me take care of it until I can give yon both into Harry Winship' keeping." Further conversation was prevented by the catbier's return. He carried a strong iron box. "Count itl" commanded Mr Dris colL ' One by one tbe golden coins were counted nnder her admiring eye "There, that is money! That is like a wedding gift I" she ejaculated In a satisfied tone. "Better let me give yon a receipt for Hand pat it into tbe safe tonight," auggested the cashier. "Put It Into my carrlagel" was the harp order to tbe bank porter. The man obeyed and watched with a pnzzled face tbe carriage out of sight "She beats all I ever saw," he said. "I don't wonder ber husband died." Meanwhile Mr Driscoll returned borne well satisfied with the world and herself in particular. She bad had ber own way. "I shall not put ?uis nnder my pil- low as I urnsrally do." aha said to Kate. "Thla hui is harder than feath er I shall put It audnr lbs corner of your bed." "Thanks, anntl Iron la as soft a feathers for me to lie on," lattgbeJ Kate. "You needn't lie upon that side of the h.d at all." was the cd reply. "There's a man In the kitchen as tnvt he's had not a mouthful to rat for ten ilaya," tald Norah. the servsut. ap pearing at the door. "The farm is only a mile farther on. tVml hi in abort his butlneaa," an swered her mistrra North went out. Soon a figure clothed In rag wsut by the open window. Th wan turned and shook hlscllocb sd tUt at the astonished lady. "Of all thlngsl The Impudent thlngl" the gnsped. "Oh. bnt. annt. I'm snre h bat beard all that we tald about that hor rid money I" faltered Kate, Mr DriscoU'a face told the concern whlrb the felt, hut aha turned her back upon brr niece and look up a Uk. Darkness ram The light In the h nte were extln gnlthed at the nsue! tima, Kate could not sleep. In vain ah conntrd slowly from KM and aald lb lettrrsof the alphaN't backward. Slit beard the village clock slowly atrlk the bonr tf midnight, then 1,1 and 8. Kate' Bportuirct was dark, bnt th moon thone dimly into hr aunt' room jnst arrosa the ball. Suddenly a form stod In the door way, then vanished within. Wasilth tramp T Wa that some thing In his band a knlfeT Kat stole softly through the door way, lltlrciug brraiblrtaly. Then b darted into a small room bear Mr Drlscoll' dor Suddenly the door wa Dolsrlrasly closed and a man atood to near her bid' lug place that the could bear hi har ried breathing. Tot faint odor of chloroform told why tbe door was closed. What if be gave an over lat Kate loved the item woman, and not- 1 withstanding brr timidity that thought ttrrvrd her to action She sprang from the room with a thrill cry. clinching both band In th hair of the Intruder It I nwdle to say that be was startlrd out of wbat Utile common artse be imesewiL He threw brr violmlly aside with a mattered oath and fiVd. Hut be IrM a gi urrout lock of balr In her band lirr head struck a corm-r of tbe dr in falling, aud It wa dawn when th awoke to full consciousness of what bad barpened. Womanlike, the rushed to a If tb Iron box waa still is fa It bad Dot been disturbed. Then she threw open tb door of Mr. Driscoll' run. Tbst Isdy wa nnconscicn tnt trratbing evenly Kate' coarage letnrned. Silently alia opened tb window, let ting lb freb morning air draw freely through the room. Then she crept Into ber own txd to await development Before sunrise Mr Drlscoll awok "Mercy on nsl" the screamed. "No rah did not shut the window last night I ahall get my death of cold. Kate!" Hut Kate did not stir nntil brr nam bad been called teversl time Then the answered drowtily "Get np, child I It' yonr wedding day, too, and I in dangrr of pnea monla." called her annt Kat abut tbe window and helped tbe irate lady to drrr. touching ber bair with dainty, soothing fingers as aba arranged it The bonsehold arose and went shoot its task Visitor! came aiid rreut. Kat kept ber secret well. The ceremony wa over wblcb made brr a wife. Tbe bridal dreaa waa exchanged for a traveling coat am "1 sbtll take tbe iron box totbe bank as we go to the train, anntie," Kale aaid aa she bad ber good by. "As yoo pleat I've had my aay about it, and do barm cams of. It ei ther," was tbe tart reply. No one knew of tbe tragedy wblcb did not take place In tbe silent watches of the night. No one knew nntil Rata, nestling In ber bnsband'a clasp a tbe train sped onward, tcld bim tbe atory In ber own way and time. "But the bair did yon save it! It Is a clew," be said quickly. "I burned It" waa tbe calm reply. "I did not need to save It for I knew wbona it wa I alway thought he liked annt'a money better than m Now I know tbat be coveted the dowry more than the bride. Hot the money is safe in tbe bank, and wasn't It stmnge tbat ha should be there to see it de posited !" "Net George Travis!- ejaculated Harry. "Yes; let bim go," she whispered softly, nestling closer. "Thhik what he lost what you gained, Hurry, dear. Let his own conscience pnuisli hiin if he bas any. We'll never let aunt know We not Mr wb Uui Mott's Nerverine Pills ' The great f i JjjA rvout prcav tf fi 'V u nervous A ? d, diraes of the i-jU.' Kturative or. will kcPponr first scrtt forover." I OUliU ll J IVIMtlT TO :.3t ,j fV lATino rry Vinnhip was a man. 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