OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1899.
fITT (MM. II. riMK KKIUXJS.
Tlir lloremtor Solnn lMnt d to I lie
Tranartiiin f Kotitliie Hulnf.
The city ctiumtl met In retiular session
!...dsjr evening with all tiirmWri
except Council nun Charman in attend
an c.
F. II. Itearh petitioned for tli privil
ege of pun-haiing tli oKI street lamp
tlut UM'.I to decorate the front of the
city hall. The petition was referred to
thi committee on health and polit-e with
po or to act. The lamp it JeiireJ for
Die in (iladstone,
V. H. thivelry appeared before the
council petitioning tor an annual theatre
lie tie. Under the preaent sjs'eru it is
neve'ry to obtain a license for every
petformance and an annual license
wonl l render It much more convenient
for the otera house management. The '
petition waa referred to the finance com
mittee with instructions to prepare an
ordinance) covering the nutter if they
deemed It ad visible.
F. Mathies and others, presented a
petition in regard to the arc light at the
corner of Main and Eighth etreeta. It
was set forth that for tome tl ue pat the
petitioner had paid the expense of the
light and they now asked the city to as
sume the expense of nuinUinence on
the grvun.l that the light has become of
public benefit and a necessity. Upon
motion the matter waa laid over at a
legacy to the members of the new coun
cil. Chief Engineer Mason presented bis
qnnt-rly report. During the quarter
endine- Nov. 3Cth, there wero no fire
alarms; all the hose in the department
was tested at from 80 to 100 pounds pres
sure and 2300 feet found in good condi
tion. He recommended a change in the
clai pers of the alarm bell in the rear of
the council chamber ao that it could be
beard more distinctly on the bill, and
eui-Med n early meeting of the board
of fi re delegate.
The recorder's report showed Luriil
permit i.sued : Golden Hill, Chaa. M.
Varn.k, Margaret Ferguson, Unknown
and Mrs. Frances Caldnell. 14:2.33
was received during the month from !:
censes, etc. tHOd was received from
subscription to the Falls View sidewalk.
There was but one arrest during the
UlOIitll,
Councilman sk-hnebel introduced by
request of the parties interests), an or
dinanre reducing the width of an alley
on the hill. It was read the first time
and ordered published.
The finance committee teported favor
ably upon a large number of claims
azainst the city anJ they were ordered
paid.
The recorder was instructed to draw
warrants for the judges and clerks of
election.
The council then proceeded to canvass
the votes cast at the recent election.
The renlt was found to be as announced
elsewhere in this iue.
It was voted to dispense with the aer
vict-s f Mr. Pirkelman in cleaning Main
street during the winter. The work will
be (!,. e under the direction of the street
department.
pretty rlgiiroa and fancy etepa showed j
the attention and practice each hid
given. They were drilled by Mrs. C.
II. Caullell. The following )oiing
ladies formed the drill: llattle Pratt,
Marjorie Caittlold. Veata Itroughton,
Hilda Welden, Hilda McC.elchle. Clara
Warner, lleeale Woods, Alice Steven,
Clara Cautleld, llasel Campbell, Kdca
Catilleld, Edith Chenev, Veda Williams,
(trace Marshall, Nellie Woods, Neva
Gray.
Iled. , .
Cainwai.i. On Sunday, IWemher 3l,
IS'.h). at her home in this city, Krancri
Caldaell, aged 77 year.
Dooeaaed was born in West Virgil is
Mav 22, 1S22, and In WA was mtrrial
to William Smith in Cteorgia. In 1W2
they rrot the rlaina coming direct to
Oregon City where tney settled and de
ceased has nude her home since. Mr.
Smith died in ISrkt, and in 1S67 she was
married U W. J. Caldwell. i
The funeral service was held at the !
Presbyterian church Tuesday afternoon
the sermon being preached by Itev. At
kins. The funeral waa largely attended.
Wash tlto Diahcs Quickly I
You can if you
use Gold Dust.
It does most of
the work. It
saves time.tuon
ey and labor.
torn for re k-ak "0I.Wa Bata
to aWaawr "
TI1E ft I. FAIKBANK COMPANY
Cskat lllaaai fcaTart
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Letter List.
The following is the list of letters re
maining In the
Oregon, on IVcemher 7, 18W
Over-Work Weakens
Your Kidneys,
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Mood.
All the blood In your body rases throurh
Is the list ol letters re- J your kidneys once every three minute,
pontotlice at Oregon City, The kidneys ar your
blood purifiers, they (li
ter out the wajts or 1 enmir.i .mi
amass uT.
Hamilton, IWa Mrs I.anktree, Emma
Hamilton, Jas Mrs Miller, Uracie Miss
Thatten, 8 Mrs.
MKX'S LIST.
Bahler, LL Miller, J P
Bailey, J II Morhnke. John 0
Urus, Herman Parry, Marshall P
Carr, Joseph Shelby, Janies
Chapman, CHS Suuley, Krnent
IK-kenson. Ueo Smith, Geo
Jones, C O Weisliaar, Andreaa
Mav, Andrew E Wilson, Willie
Packtgea Davis, II K Hill, Ella Miss
Wkkhsin, Cora.
UEO. F. HOKTON'.P M.
Wheat Wanted
Highest market price paid for old and
new wheat. Wheat stored treo until
August 1st l'.KX). Sacks furnished free.
Feed P. Hckst,
Aurora Roller Mills, Aurora, Or.
Hotter Tbaa Errr.
The Christnus Number of the Horse
K-view, of Chicago, III., will
December 12. From the preliminary
synopsis of contents of the forthcoming
issue, furnished u by the publishers,
we can safely promise all admirers of
the horse an annually interesting and
high-class number. A Urge variety of
articles of urniMial value to horsemen,
sketches, reminiscence, stoiies, poems,
etc,, the comprehensive statistics (no
where else obtainable), the magnificent
supplement (suitable for framing), and
innumerable smaller illustrations, and
theartisti lithographed cover (in seven
colors), all combine to make this tenth
Christmas Number the peer of anything
ever attempted in this line. The price
is but 25 cents per copy, but is sent with
out cost tj all names on the Review
subscription list December 12, or sub
scriptions for one year at 2, or six
month at $1, my commence with that
issue. Full particulars will be cheer
fully f-iriiiehed by The Horse Review
Cj , 010 Masonic Temple. Chicago, III
Impurities In Ihs blood.
If they are sick or out
of order, they (all to do
their work.
Fains, aches and rhsu
matum coma from si
cess of uric acid In the
blood, due to nerlected
kidney trouble.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes on (eel as though
they had heart trouble, becausa the heart la
over-working In pumplnj thick, kidney
poisoned blood throurh veins and arteries.
It used to be considered that only urinary
troubles were to be traced to the kuineys,
but now modem science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ning In kidney trouble.
Ifyou are sick you can mska no mtstaka
by first doctorlnc your kidneys. The mild
and the estraordinary effect cl Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. It s'and the highest lor Its
wonderful cures of the moat distreialn g cases
and Is sold on Its merits f-
by all druggists In fifty-
cent and one-dollar sU-t: r 1H
es. You msy have a "12 3 D
appear I sample dome ry mail Ko. ot
1 ' I - ( - L ! -. .-Ill . L . - 1. J
iica. iiw pampntci iciung jrou now 10 una
out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr. Kilmer
& Co.. Blnghamtcn. N. Y.
A MUSICAL TREAT ENJOYED.
"One Minute Couh Cure Is the best
remedy I ever used for coughs and cold.
It la unequalled for whooping cough.
Children all like it," writes H.N.Wil
liams, Gentryville, Ind Never fails.
It is the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate results, Cures coughs, cold
hoarseness, croup, pneumonia, bronchi
tis and all throat and lung troubles. Its
early use prevents consumption.
(J so. A. IIasdiso.
Wmwmssi
IN TIIK I I UC C I r CtifHT of Hi Stale
of Oregon, fr Hi Countf of I'lackarnaa,
I'amvl W. Hi, plaUiiilT.
v.
lUrthold Ur.ckart. deft. I
To llorthnl.l tlnrtarl, itfitlaiil.
In Id nam ot the Slat ol Oregon : You
ar linvhv rr.iilinl to aiar ami arowrr
tlir rMinplalnl lle.l toil in in ainii
on Hi ;iin tir r Jannargr.
A. D , !'. Dial rlng ihvlai nietl by hm
orilerof inihlicatliiii l"t vmir i1l''i''
ami an.wer, nl If you fall an lo S'r
and snr l I'lainiilt will ai'I'lv In Iti
court lur Iti relief prave.1 lnr In Hi roin
plain! wliU-li U thai ll g.Iatti etfft ! a
jiii'ginenl aiialnl yon (or lliinm of titty
ilnllar l'Klhr ailti lnlrrl lliervon al Hi
rat til leu per mil per anmi'ii Inmi Hi
.M I iiav of Aiguii, KiV and ih lurili.r
uni of tidy iloiir aiiori.yt le and lor
In coat ami ilitiU'MmeiiU; ami
that s re ruin muri.; mat ly von on
the Jtril clay of Krtiruary Irrt In lli !!
lainlilt infill lh folio lug ilrM-ntrd real
e.iate .pua'rl In lh county of t 'larkama.,
hiai of O'VKun. rnunila-l al "l
u rilwt aa III aoultiea.t iiirler uf Hi
tmrlharal iifter of arcilmi I'l in lo:i.tili
A awnilh of rangn t. ra-l ' III Wlllan.rlla
Mrrlilian romalnlns' (orty s-re and r
r.if.lr.1 on !' 311 "f hiN.k M of
Krcr l of MiirUXe of ('larlama. countr,
Oregon, aa teeuniv l-r lh a nivnl of aaid
aniumil, he fom-loae.! ainl Iti iiirli
aolil lii the manner pr.nl Irl hy la, and
1 1 a I vim t lnrvrr barrel and (.iravloaetl of
all rlsM ainl Hi: In or to Ida ai. pruparty
aviiiii lm tiatnlory rtKtil of r lempilmi
Till .ilMiiiiiina la piiMl.lml In li U'aai'i
Cltr Knlriria at l.rea-i.n t'llr. irrnii, (of
rX ri-k, dy onler of lloimriiil Tlioa
Nli'Hrl.la. Jinlf of a at Hi ronrt, n.aHannlli
S t It ilav of rii tier A. 1. 1M tn rlr.i
pntiliralioti ol till, auuiinona Iwi g on tl
Mh iiav id le.'i"lT, lv, ami th la. I
tmtilii ailon to rei( hrli g on lh I'HU tlay ol
January, A. l. It'"1.
Kii us A M"n r.
Allorii) for plainliff.
,ll ! a'laassl NrltlfSMeial.
NOTICE If III UK.UY (ilVFN. that
the iindcralgned adminUlralor of the
ratal of Joseph Ferguson ileceaae.1, ha
tiled hi llnal at unt In lh" county
court of the Slate id thvgon, fur Clai ka
mas County, aa such administrator, and
that Tiiexlay, January, ItHH). at Hi
hour of II oVIiH'k a in, of said iiav has
been Hard by the Hon. Tho F. It) an,
lodge nl itald court, a Hm lima or hear.
Ing any and all ohjivliotia to laid iHirl
and the settlement thereof,
Dated Oregon City, Oregon, Nov. 27.
IHif.l. C. Fasiipson,
Ailmlnlstator of said ealate,
plmli k A Faalham.
All y a. lor Admuilitialor.
12 1.13 2U.
tiitti'ir nuMir
ti
of lh
county u I'lat ka
aUois
n-llrs..! Ha.) Wr,
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of Oregon tor Clark.,,,;. ,.,"!,,"' "'"''a
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lay of ItreamlMir, NHI, 7'h
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in I t a b 1 LI.
Plmli k A eihain, 'y'i for s.lmlm.f
Mwllrw wf I'ImnI MrtileiHra, "
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at u u clock a. in. a. in . rr ,; '
uf it, Mm ami i.lijw lion. ii,ft
luuj Nov, ih. ii
K HI. It A It II A II,.
n il wii AOinliilalr.iof .(
'"aid.
noun:
IS TIIK
Hiatal ol Oregon lor
mat,
Ivirliard N'iioii, ll'celvrr
of III Cortland Hairing
Hank, rialnlitt.
la.
Klorenc K. Ailtliia, lfli'l
To Florenca K. Adam, ilvfandanl
naiiia.1 1
Is tnb Naws or vms Hrars Oasons,
Yon ar lirliy rii.iiii.ola. to antwar
and an.wer lh complain filed agalnat you
In lh lx' i.tlll. aeiloii on or twh.r tit
tuna iraeriie In in order for tl pnlillc
lion of llii auioniona loall: on or
(II Weak a'ler
and if yot, tail lo
coniilalnl. lor wn lharvol Id plaintiff
will spi'lv lo II. Court for ii rH'f In Hi
complaint daiiian.la.1, ablch I fi.r lotg
mrnl agalnal you In lh .out of t,riiv
lih lmr.l lhrroii al ! rat of S ,-r
rent per Slinilni atncaa lh Zt .lay of Sept.,
Itil: lur Hi fnrthar anni of $ai allorner
Ire In fill sction and for hi co.tl and ilia.
nor-m.Mi. o.rro. jj i,Tt K IN II K It V. II Y III V KM Thai lh
And you ar h.rrl.y nollfled that plalnlifl nitiliw, , .reuior of It. .ii. .,( r. 7
baaraul lo lm all.. ti In l,l. a.lloo ,!,., ,taa.., ha. nir.1 In 1 1,. ,',;
fallowing .Irai rll.! r.l rai.i .ilna'rd In j , ,, , lb, , ,, r, fi,
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J an I 4 to Mors. 7; all In heal llieson I .ly. i,,,,,,., ,,M,,u,t to tal.l ,k,
eiirilil.g to lh plat llirl-.f nn 111 III laa aaap 1 1 taa aa lharaof.
wftlr of ilia Itroirder il C.mifayaiir (of I J.ma I,.,,,,,
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nil o t,.fi a and thai In aa'l.farllon f a. Id 1 , jr,-,,.!.
iii 'lfiiieiii inia ,.iai..iui aiu rua id
In lh mailer uf Hi BMlgiiariam f -,-llloo
llnw. a ia'inrr.hii. and tl..,i
Il.inlllon, and K. C, llamlitun, i,ui,t?i
llal.lor.
Notice I hrSy gUan that th. nniittt
lgn.l, aaalgne ol lh aforaaald ln.,,.Ml
a.ial. I.aa nil til final raiHoi i '
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Aa.inaa-
Orag.ui City. H0y,7. !,
.Tallrw wl I'laal HellletMeMl.
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ELaL.OH
Concert (.lien In Mil'amette Hall hy
Conijn gational Cfaarrb.
The concert given by the Congregs
tional t horch Wednesday Dight was very
well attended by an appreciative audi
ence. The St. Cecilia chorus, under the
direction of Mrs. N. W. Lawrence, ren
dered "In Spring" in an exceedingly
pleamng manner. The chorus is very
well balanced and the voices harmonized
perfectly, deserving the hearty applause
tjey received. The personell of the
the chorus is : First Soprano .Mrs. R.
C. Ganong, Miss Conyers, 5Irs. E. A.
Sheeluin. Mrs. G. Strange, Miss Walden,
Mite fiuchahan, Mies Pratt; .Second
soprano Miss Harding, Misa Eibel Al
bright, M'ihs Ina Chase, Mrs. A. S.
Dresser; Firut Alto Mis Draper, Mrs
L. h. I'orter, Mr9. C. G, Miller, Miss
Veda Williams; Second Alto Mins Sade
Chase, Miss Clark, Mrs. C. II. Caufield,
M.-l Nelson Lawrence. Mrs. V. Harris,
accoaipauieHt.
This was followed by a well rendered
trio, piano, violin, violincello, "Abeson"
Von Weber, by Misses Drsper and Mr.
Frank Surry line.
Mrs. Charles Wesley Pope sang "For
All Eternity," with 'cello obligato, by
Mr. Scrryhne and Miss Mattie Draper,
as acjompariicst. Her voice was yery
clear and sweet and her prounciation
very distinct.
One of the most pleasing numbers on
the program was the 'cello solo by Mr.
Frank Surryhne.
Tho Congregational Quartet sang
"Bleih BriNier" in a very artistic style
and brought forth hearty applause that
was on'y silenced by their re-appearance
to'rerpond to an encore. Mrs.C. W.
Tope, Mrs. L. L. Porter, Mrs. E. E,
Charmsn, Mrs. Chas. CauSeld compose
this popular quartet.
Scene from "As You Like It" Shakes
peare, by Miss Muriel Stevens, Mins
Vera Caufield and Mr. McKittrick was
excellent, and their many friends were
agreeably surprised at their gnod work.
: The St. Cecilia chorus again sang
"Ltnl Nijjbt," rendered in a yery effec
tive manner.
Ti c program cloned with a fancy drill
All For Ten Cent.
An entertainment will be given at tbe
armory by the ladies of the G. A. It.
Saturday evening December 9ih begin
ning at 7:30 o'clock. A good program
will be rendered consisting of music,
recitations, dialogues, pantomines and
club swinging after which pop corn and
peanuts will be served. Admission in
cluding pop corn and peanuts ten cents.
Lost.
Somewhere between the suspension
bridge and Bolton, Sunday, a pocket
bxjk and note book combined, contain
ing money and name of owner. Liberal
reward will be paid for return of same to
this office.
Wa.NTKD SEVEKiL BaiUHT AMD HoM-
est persons to represent us ss Managers
in this and close by counties, Salary
'J00 a year and expenses. Straight,
bona-fide, no more, no lees salary. Posi
tion permanent. Our references, any
bunk in any town. It is mainly oflice
woik conducted at home. Reference.
Enclose sell-addressed stamped envelope.
Tub Dominion Comfaxv, Dept. 3, Chicago
23,000 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
operation by the I'acific
Station Telephone Com
pany, covering 2,200
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satixfaction of a
personal communication.
Distance no effect to. a
clear understanding. Spo
kane and San Francisco
as easily heard ai Port
land. Oregon Citjr office at
Harding's Drug Store.
IXTIIKCIIUTireot'UT of il, Htat
of Oregon, for lh county of Clackan..
Fred ."mike, plaintiff,
v
Louia. Stu'.k. defendant. )
To Uiuia Mulk, abuv nii'l defrnd
ant.
In lb Name of lh Mai of Oregon : Yon
ar hrhy rinrrd to appear and aoaaar
in complaint nirl again.! you In
tn tlmre ntilled suit on or oefor
toe llin day o Januar, I mi,
in .am bainf als wrk from in data of
lh tlral pnniiialinn of Ihia amnmoiia; you
will lak nolle thai if yon tail to to appear
and anawrr ald complaint, the plalnlltl
will anplv in th court fur in relief it
mandril In th .aid complaint, lo-it : i..t
th bond of matrimony no rxiailng b
lueen you and plalr.M tx itlailv..
I hi. aiimmon. I. pitll.hl lijr order of
Alfred K. Hear, Jr.. Jii.Ik l Hi Fourth
Judicial IHalrict .aid aim. In th atnenr
of T. A. Mcllrlila, Judga of lh 'm etc
tllll conr', nn N')veintr Jiili, lrl, direct.
Ing piihlicaiion of thl .minion In the
UrrKon I'tif KnterprUa lor m ancrea.iv
week and fixing that a th time within
which you are lo snawer lh anl com.
plaint.
Mil iinimon I published flr.t tun on
UeoeniDer I.t, lti.
Ijsnassi.t i CArri.i.,
Adori.ey. for Plan. lift,
The Park place Cash Store will take
produce on the December Hpecial Sale at
market prices.
Wedding stationery, the iatest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Esteepbihi office.
TO-NIGHT.
The ladies of St. Paul's Guild assisted
by The Daughters of the King will hold
a bazaar at the Armory tonight. Every
day of the week will be represented by
booths appropriate to the day, where
you can find just what you want to buy
for a Christmas present. No fancy
prices, Everything from a jewel case to
a pumpkin pie will be on sale. One of
the special featnres will be an "old
fashioned choir" and that alone will be
worth the price of admission. Every
body invited to come. Armory, tonight,
Admission 15 cents, refreshments 10 eta.
Dancing and music for amusement.
CISTIS
Dainties
Nuts, Dates, Figs,
Honey, Oranges,
Lemons. Bananas,
Cranberries. Raisins
Homo Made Mince
Meat,
W. If. Harris,
ROKERTSOjY,
Tin 7th Street Gkocer.
Legal Noticea.
CO Lvr V W A UK A .vrs.
We pay premium For Clacb
j mas County and Orega Cliy
I warranl.
Dy Bixieen young ladies, ana witti tlieir TIIK IIAIVK Os? OHEUO.K CITY
noiici:.
Notice is hereby iriven that the II Hilar.
signed hs been appointed Kxecutor of th
eatate of Hiram Keliows, deceased, by the
uouniy tjoiirtor uackarnaiiUounty, Oregon.
All persons having claims SKsinst said
estate are hereby noli tied to present the
same to me for payment at my home in
Highland, Clackamas county, Oregon, with
proper vouchers within six months from
tbe date of this notice.
ELI FELI)V78,
Executor of tbe estate of Hiram Fellows,
deceased
O. K. Hayes, attv. for Estate.
Dated December 0,
I. C. 8tven, plalntifT,
vs.
fxiutae Rovers, II. II. Itno;.
r. J.C. KoKers. J. II. It..,
er. Fred Ko(rera, Mr. K. 1 1.
Heeley, Mr. W. II. If.rria,
Kalella ltoKri, Kthel Kotrer
Kalph ltOKer. Claude Kok-
rs, Ulanchs Kogera, defenii-
ant.
To Fred lingers snd Mrs
laid Defendants.
In tli name of tbe Htale of Oregon: You
and each of you are hereby required to ap
pear and anawer Hi complaint tiled sgainat
you In lh sbove snlltled soil on or about
th l-'Hli day of January. I:), and If yon
fail to emiwsr for want ihereol, th plaintllf
will take a decree forechialng that certnln
rnortgaire executed on the liitli day of Hep
ten, her, lHtw, by Jame Kok'" and liuia
ItoKera, hi wife, to secure the mm of I'j.(iO
upon th following described real estate ait
uated In Clackan.ai county, (ireKon, and
more particularly described aa follow, to
wit: eliinlng at the northwest corner of the
cnilliwest iiiariernl the northwest (juarler
vfteclion U, the sain beliiK a H.int on the
section nn between section H and II in twp
I, south of range 3, east of the Willamette
meridian: and running thence south along
the section line 30 chains to a point eiiui.
distant from the northwest comer and th
otithweit corner of the northwest quarter
of the south west quarter of section I), thence
easterly on a line to divide that iart ot the
norm west quarter ot in southwest iniarti r
of said section 9 which lie within the hus
band's part of the Donation Lain! Claim of
Yfarhia Koe and wife Into fiiial halve
i:i.:i3 chains to the division line between the
husband's snd wife' halves of the mild lh
nation Laud Claim of Matbias Keea and
wife; thence northerly along said division
line .'10 chains to the north boundary of said
Donation Land Claim of said Macliia Hees
and wile; thence west J.'Utt chain to the
plane Of beginning containing lo acre more
or less.
Also tns following: beginning at the
northeast corner of the southwest qnsrter
oi mo ouni.weni oiinrier ai aeciionu t 4, r.
3. east of the Willamette meridian; and
running thence west 21 rods; thence south
UW rods; thence east 2iji rods; thence north
PiO rods lo the placs of beginning, contain,
ing 2i acres more ir less : all lying and be
ing In Clackamas county, Oregon.
And forecloiina and bartlmr vnn and .i,
of you ol all right, title, and interest there
in, save the statutory right to redeem,
This summons Is published hy oritur of
nun. i. a. jucunue made In oeii court at
Oregon City. Oregon, on the lOtli day of
November, 181). 1
II. E. CROSS,
Attorney Tor I'lalnllfT.
First publication Nov. 17, 181U.
ol aald aliariiad ptniwrty
Th .). if the flf.l nl.ll. all.ill nf li.
a.ii.ui.oii. I. Noiulr tTili, tin an I ll.a
11 of in la.t pulilli alloii la (eeptiihr
?Hh, lili l. . lh la.t day Itl.li.
al.lilijn'i may -rar and an.wrr lh
ronipl.i.il h.rein and Hill lumimiiiili pub.
Il.hed piirananl to an "Mar m. la and .
trra.1 lirrein hy in I'l rr.nl I'onrl id lh
Male of Orrifi.n lnr lh ' i I y nf l larka
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Niis A D'.trit, Attorn), lor 1'ialn
tut.
11 10 IJ I
.llrraf I'laal SteUleMenl.
Si.tlra la harehy sllan, that the under
algne.1, a l.i.lairalor nf lh '' of Chria
liao Mi.ri.ik, d-a.a-l. I.a. 0l I.I. final
account In II. t'o.inly t'mirl ol lh Mala of
O'ea-on for t'lackam. eounty .nrh ,.
n.l.ilalran.r, nd llial Ti.ralay, January 3 I.
!', at in hour o' mi o'clock a m. I.aa
been filed hy tl H ill. Tl.o. C. Hian,
Juil- of aald cinrl. .. Hi ln, for lir'lns
ny and all ohjarllon to said report and
ll.a avllleineiil llivraaif,
Dated .Siiimiiwr a i
ANDItKW liKMit.Klt. Ad
n.inlairalor of .all e.l.l.
Dlinli k X Kaalliain, attorn;, f.ir admliH
l.trator.
.Ilr. tar lHalr.H
t'l.ll. Mial. I. I nltli. Orei-i.n (Cr,
Orn.i, IVint o, waa.
NoriCKM IIKItl.llY OIVKN ti.ai la
eooipllai.ra a llh in -iul.ioa ul Ilia art J
0nn'a of June 3, la,', n tilled " A a art
lm Iba aala ol tliolwr land. Ill lh .la'aaaf
I'allli.riila. IOa.cn. Sria-I an-1 Ma.tili.f
l.ni farrtuxy," aa i'n l. 1.1 all lh i'ii. 4
land alalia by ar id Anfi.l I
Mi.. 1. f A. T. Van Hi. kirk, of w na a,
c.i.niy ol rirk.ia. alal of I lr ,n, kai
llii. t ay filed In thl. 1. (Tine ,rr ..or.
.tmi.l ii. f. ol for lh .urrt,av 1,1 .
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o i.ia,i.i.li o 7. ran; No. 4 anll
olfer 1 r.N.f to .ho that lb land ao ihl k)
n.i.r lalnabi lor It timber or don it...
lof K'tcollgril .r4Naa, and In a:ia
bar ri.iio to .aid land belora ll.a rilf
and fctif of thl tittlca al lram t.'py,
IX'C.ni. on ati.n lay. ll.a sth .lay ol Jtmiajr,
I'sii. HI. iiimn a M na.aa 1
i.ll I' Hatch, of W.ilaJl. iirrf.a,
Mitchell lliltat, of I'uftlaiid, IH'fm,
Hynihi A Fi nf klnl.lia. trn, Jr
S. tmui.t. of klolalla, Ori.n.
Any .mI a I wntt. riain.lng d?ri
lh ie. t-.learr, bed land, are ta.jar.lrd I
f)l lhlr rlalrn. In I Ida nfflra oil or twtor
aal I Sib day of Jiiaiy I .
I'll AH. II. Mix. KM.
Itrfi.tar,
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