1 OltECION CITY ENTKKPRI8R, FRIDAY, ' NOVKMREK 22, 1901. 11 .IPIIBIIMO FOE TOADE Slit M. Nlrharl, Sale Agent. well-known ' LION Hit AND" Rliirts, , formerly- l.2 tut 11.00; in soft and stiff bosoms, large aNsortinontcf latest pattern to select from. Hrini'iiilior Ihls price in only a holiday special. JAC'KICTM ami CAl'KS for Mies ami children. You cannot hflp hut find what you arc Uking for in I'iUCKH, QUALITY and BTYI'K. aa we have the choicest stock shown in the city. l'lunh Capoa at HALF THICK. We have the pn tticit line of Infants' and children' Cl,OAKH you rver laid your tyea on. Come and look them over, heat thing for ft Christmas gift, pricea way down. II 10 CUT IN UNDERWKAIt. We are ready to show you our line of DHKS8 GOODS, with everything that is NKW, In Overcoala, ISroadcloth. Homespun, Herges, rto. We will save you money on Portland prices. Tenn, Carfla-Lala 4. I. Hork 41. uixllvlln ft portion t Oak lif.ive laaeaaaa. Jrfom. Nenry i , ljti I lu 4. Inclusive blm k 1. fanrfnah IS H Miif man, J K., fcalela Ut a. blue k f, Canrmah I Ittir. John W.-l.ou 1 l 1, In- rlualve. Iiuk a o, lanrmah IM Waprr. John VV.-l.oie i l I, Inclu- s,t, ll a II, lanrtfiah IM u.i.i j,,hn w.-iii a. uiurk it I anvlfiah 1 )lt.t'. rWah K.-I.UI I, Murk 14. ahcltiah 1 (r.1aa Harah K-l I I" I. Ill- rlualve, lilm k 14, I'inrrtiah I Urlu, W. ai4 . V.-IM I. I. Mora 23. I'anrniah t U luVMann, ltlrhar.J -Lute I ant 4. .l.. a JJ, I'anrinah Iw Slr.afl .IJ-I. 4. l'-k A IV. ( anrmah I Hrdara Harah K-I-Ala lo . In- rlualtr Ii'm a . lanrmah IM TtlfM. Mairl. lula I. K 4. him k il, Cinatnah I I'aaoet. T. X.-U'la I to . IihIu- alt bl.wa A. Canrmah I 40 lllnrkarl. KMiaiwIh-Una I. t . 1. I frartlunal bl' a. hln blorka 41 an.t 43. I'anrmah 1 Klltaharl. :ilibrlh- U" I. T. frarllnnal .lra h-len hl"-a i anl 44, I.. I I. fiarllonal hliM-k tx-lwrtn blm-ka U nl . Cane- tah riral A4alll ( ( )!.. II A lr.nil-l-l I. hi' k II, Klral Ail.llll.m l Can'mah ..... I ltir. J"hn I. !!" I. Vt AUililluO lo Canamah I MarkU. I'.rown. Malhaw-lxl 1. lck t, HofklaiuJ B Villa. Sr-t llral-lilorh 1 to II. In- cluaiva. I'tta Villa lluirhlnt. V m -l-.i I lo.l ln.-lu. alf, all MK-k II I Ita Mlla..... 114 llufhlna. Wm.-U.la I I" 4 inclu- alva, all hl.k II. I'fa Mlla ..... I " . A UaJ-llh aa 14 to U. Inclu- alva.-Vna Villa w O. I. A S. 4 . 4l" " llr.n, T 3 - lla IS. 14, blK k J4. O. . A H. Cw. a nral A.lJIU"n W , a lrgu -ar)w'.l. II. V -l'l I. him a II. . I . Cu.'l nr A.MUIn lo r(u . lU.rrr. Jamra II U'la I l 14 In . iualvc; all hl- a H, O. I H o. a Klral AiMiimn lo imwr.o.. 1114 Ilnct-aa, Jamra II -lila 1 l , In . Iiialvr. hlut-tt . U. I. to. a Mrl A"MlUn i t"'i 4 a Hihwan. All.r. Mr.-b'H 14 lo la, im-lualv. hlotk U. t I. H. I o. rlr.i A.MIllnn lt lwro II ll.r.l'.l.ki., U C.-Ut I". !"' a . O. I A H. Co. a rlr.1 AilJIilon lo .''Vi'"' JVIdrr.h.lm. r. A.- Uu II. hlo.-k . 0. I A . l o. A.UIillon lo Wraji) ' Wralih. M K.-Ul '. 4. hlmk M. . . 1. A 8. I'o. Klral A.I.IUlon larcu w N.trrU. C. K -UH 7. . hlo. k . O. I. A H. Co. i Kirai A.I.IHIOII lo H.k.-X 1 M Wooroa. rharlra K - Ul J. '"' k . o. I. H. Oi.'a Klral AiMHI'm 10 (Wr0 Boalh Oawrao. fllayai. J. Ii.-U'i 1. I H'"'" 17. rluuth . NO " Ht-lin, Wm., ai.d KrMiik-tla a. 4. I.loik 17. iillh Ihiwrao " llayM. J. H.-Ula k, a. hl.uk It. M lhon, Nam-y - U1 1 W0- 1. Jr, J. Il KalBl. U-l liil'Tral block M. Boillli imwrioi... ,w (Nirnnll, K. W.-lla I, a. tl'a "J Hiilh Owo :V"L-'U' Holith Iniwrga D1 I J. D.-Iia 10 to IS. Im-lualvp, hlwk 3. Hoillh (a-w.ao V1 1)1( kaon, J. . - Ut 13. lil"-! Wllion, Nuncy - Lot 1&. hlork 31. Conirll. K. W.-lta to M. Ii"'lu- alv.-, hlork 40, Hulh IMwrBO.... I U. J. ).-U)t 5. hlk 41. rt'Ulh i .......... 'Wllion, N.in.y l.t I. .block , Htmih Oawiio " Ia J. I).-I...ia t lo . Iiu-lualve, . Mock , Houlh Okw.ko ...... .. iViM-ll'li. W.-I,t 1 l . I'K'lu- , Hlvr Mock 46. Houlh Oawcgo...... 1 Cornell, 10, V.-I..I M to J H. Ini lu- alv.. block 45. Houlh Wwclo.... 162 Cornell K. V.-Ul I I" ",'lu- , . IV.. Mnck GO, Houth 'llo.... Cornell, K. W.-Lot 7, hlm k dl, U'ull (WWCKO :i"Vi"i"Vi" Cornell, 10. W.-Loia 10, H, block H, Cornell, H. "-!it 14, block H. Meyrr, Kllen-I'arorl or lim.l. con mhiliiK imr8 fft, Bouin Ukhiko 1 w Ilollon. Iloltnn Land Cn.-Iola 1, 4, Ei all block lli, lloltun ............ M Ilollnn Land Co.-Iot 6, block JH, Ilollon ..".','";'n' Ilollon lnd Co.-Lot 4. block 19. Ilnltoii '." Mocklev, Wartla and 8umin-Ut 6, block IB, Ilollon ....;""- " Ilollon I.Hiid Co.-Lot , block O, Iloltnn ...;v'r'ii' 6,1 HBmuaaen, K. M.-Uil 4, blmk SO, jioiton Iloltoii Ind Co.-Lola 2, , block S2. Jkillon 1 Wlnriaor. Bcott, Buaan J.-Ita 5, I, block- 1, ' Allen. II. C.-Lota 5, 6, block 1 Wlndaor 1 '"'it I" ""''It that you cannot resist. Whttn you cull ut our place, ami look ovnr thn numerous 1MU0AINS we liavo trepan 1 for yon. Wo hove nslucc.l .'KICK In nearly all lines in our storo, owing to the lutu season an.lour Urge OVKIt STOCK. Until the first of January we will sell our' Mlllrr. Wm. -UU 1. t. bloik t, Mliida.fr Mow a, . W -Ui 7 to I, In. lu alte, bl'H k I, Wllidaur Ilura, II. M.-UiU I. tlmk 10, iiiila.r Kulllvan W. Il.-lut I, bio. k II. Wltnlror Milry It. VI . Trualaa lol I. llock 11, win.laor Scott. Suan-UM I. bluck 14. Wlnd aor nY.itl. Vuaan J-l.la I In I. It.ciu IVr. blix k i. Wll.danr iluflman, (iualava A.-. 10, blutk li. Wlndaor Wala)S. Ilarrr, Julla-N.l S, bio. k t V l Hlllaaamrtta Kalla. Itu, l.nlu -Ixit I, block I, Willam- rll Kal.a Itaamuax-n. K. Jl -I-ol I. bio. k 14, l Um. llr Kali Iloarll. TI..M..IUI 4, blu.k 1, MI- lamctlo Kalla Haa4. Hammond. A K.-I"l I. Itt acri lot X, (j acrra, Ititara.MMl Ilan.n.on.1 A li. 4 44 acrra; lot 14. tut acrra, lluarauod 1 X 1 47 m 47 tt 44 I U I 10 I 40 t S KB Hill I'ark. l'nkn. n XaA i .7 aria. Draaant Hill lark 107 Nr Kra. I'hrltia. Illnnihard A Itaurr a I, bUk t. N K.ra IUrr, Jaruh Ul I. block 4, NrW Kra 1 17 Itakr. Walt. A R.-lt 4, bl.M k II . Canby.. 11, inc.u- 71 IS Co i. Mary A Uiia lo to Ivu. bl'a M. t anoy Wa t, A. KJia I l 11. Inrlualva. all bio. a II. t'arrtiy tlarrtann, lla-lta 1. t, block 23. I'anby Kdaar.U. II. K.-Uta 7. I. block 14. 4-aiby ... l4 ll 17 A I hart l.aa'a AJallloa la taaby. Oroham. J.hn A .-!-ota I, t block 1, Albert la Atldlilun to Canby.. rraarlaad. to.1erra. I.ula-All block &, Pmna- crr"ry Kar.ni"'l.-Aii''b'hM-'k '. I'runrland Orraory. Kannla Ji.-Alt blink M. rr.inrland IlmUrra, Loula-AII bio. k li. iTun- land 1 7 t X) 1 4i Barlow. 4 loll. Anna-I.l 4. block 1. II... Anna -l ot a bl.M'k 1. lUrln llnrloa Onvld, l. W.-Lol I. block 2. lr low Nodatrom. Harah S.-Lot a, bio. k 4, Jlarlow Anlr.-wa, Ada-lllock 11, 4 20 acrr. Ilnrlow IK Ilarlww'a Klral Addition lo Barlow. Harlow. Wm-All block II 'Harlow e Klrat Addition 10 Harlow Hny.lcr. Il.nry A.-AII of rxlrnahm ,1. a.-rlbrd in Hook .. I"aa 4ol. K 1 11 IM lot I. bim'k 1. liariow rira au dition lo Ilnrlow Oarao'., John I) -lla 2. 4. block 15. Unrlow a Klrat Addition to tfar- llarinw ''w'm.-r''ac'rr,' ail biock 21, Tlarlowa Mrat Ad.lltlon lo linrlow 'j.' Harlow. Wm 4 M acrra. all blK-k 22. 'laiow'a Flint Addition to Hr low , Ilnrlow. Wm. All of ritanalon. I M acrra, block 23. 2 acrra, Ilnrlow Klral Addition to Ilnrlow.... .... ITS; 1 M 1 11 19 'Ilnrlow. Wm.-.;5crr. block ?i. Unr Iow a Klrat Addition to llnnow.. Krlrnda' Orrnon Colony. Jck.n. 11. O.-All block . S0 acrea, Krlrnda' Orrgon Colony.... Irvln'a I'lraaanl l.lllle llomea Caraon. John D.-1Q rr"-, ,1?c rl,0,d 4 96 In Hook M, l-HK" an ....HP. i, irviiia l'liiint Uula llomca.. 7 40 I Una City. romoroy, Wnltrr Lota 7, H, t. block I, Linn City ......". Wakcmiin, M, ll.-Lota 5. t, block 8, j.ii.n city . I'lraaanl Mill llonia, So. 1. Iovr. W. 8 -I.ta 1. J, rlcaaiint I.lt ll Monica No. 1.. Hmllh. T. II. lot 6, l'lcimnnt Little illomoa No. 1 JlmlMoi,. Cltntlln-Lota 11 to 1, In cIiikIv, I'lcuHitnt I.lltle llomra Ilniii-r,' MaViaVAt i!oV'9."20. I'lraa anl Llttla Monica No. 1.......... Carr. Wm.-U.ta 22, 23, I'lcammt Llt tli llomca No. 1 Hvi ri Ht. IMiiry K.-lota M to 41, In rlnalvr, I'lfaaant Little Momci NoiMn" Vlniii Irfita ' Vs" ' '49,' ' ru'iuiant IJltlo llomca No. I. ;:.;,' fSmllh, T. II lot &7, l'lanaant Little lloimw No, 1 ; Camiibrll, Hugh-Lot 68, Draaunt Llt'lo Jlonica No. 1 I'lraannt I.ltlle llomra No. 8. I'lcnaant Utile llomca No. S.... novcri.lKi-, Wm. T. lota 22 to 24. In climivr;, block 2, Klcnaiint Little 22 83 17 18 Jlomca No. a. ............ ........ Honrynian, .Martha A. Iota SI, 67 22. block 2, l'li'iiHimt Little llomea 43 RwHnMi.n.''fimiiri lot W, block S, Ilonevmnn, Mary A. Lota block S. I'lcttsnnt Little Watrln, John Lota 7 to 14, alve. block I, ricanant 1. 2. Homea Inclu Little '47 Home No. I Watrln, John-Lota 22 to 28, tnlu- 182 . Hist fjtittliticn of linhiK, silks, nati dh, velvets and ilresi trim minus, in the latent PATTERNS and MIADKH.' Our Kret.ch WAIST Flannels and FlanneletUfH are the talk of tho pooplo, all the new shades can he ha). If you want a SILK WAIST at half the regular cost, come and see ourH. lUiny day and DRESS SKIRTS fiO samples at legN than factory costs. Holiday D It ESS I NO BACKS, Fascinators, Knitted Shawls, Bilk Mits, and Gloves. TOILET ARTICLES and Perfumery of every description. Ladle' and gentlemen's PURSES of the finest kind. Our HOSIERY department is more complete than ever before, at way down prices. Wonderful II A RQ A INS in men's, boys' and children's CLOTH ING, in all the latest fhades and qualities. Sole agent for the Felix Kahn Union Made CLOTHING. NO CHINESE LABOR. Mod's and boys' OVERCOATS, 15 per cent oir from regular price. We have the swellest line of HATS and CAPS in the City. A glance at our SHOE DEPARTMENT will convince you that we carry the lent brands that can be had. We are sole aKents for "The Red Star" and the "Geo. E. Keith." ORTHOPEDIC I3.M) SHOES. Iva, block 4. rtaaaant Llttla llomr. No. 1 1 17 Chrlaianarn, Anni lta 7 and I. hlmk I. I'lraaanl Ultla llom.a No I a Ealra. O. II.-IU I. 10. blok a, I'lraaanl iJHIt llomaa No I.... 41 Malar, T. K. -Il 14. block , i'laaa- anl Uula llmnra No. ) 14 Watrln. John-Iita 4. I. hlmk 4, I'lraaanl Llttla llom.l No. I.... 4J Watrln, John-lxila 10 lo 11. Inrlu- a.vr, bl.k 4, I'lcaaant L.itila Jloinva No. I t1arkta.ii I'ark. ft Johr.mn, P. M lu f lnnln at BR. rornrr tf block l. thru. N. 7.U chain ; thru. K. 14 chalni lo lha W. Una of Matlock I'. U C.i thrnca aloni- claim Una to a iMili.t t rhilna K of place of Do nning; thrnca vt. to brgiiininc. acrra, Llaikamai I'ark a fu MarahSrla. IHmlck, Murl K.-K. Si lot I. block 1, Marahllrld ir. Talbrrl'a Adalllaa la Marahlrl4. McIX.nnld. Alri-U.t X. block 14, Talbrrt Addition to Marahtlrld 1 M Taylor. J. .-lt I. block M. Tal- b rt Addition to aUrahflald.... 11 Haol'a Aadlllua (a Marahlrld. Oarnrr. Wllburt A.-t-ot block 4, llwit'i Addition to ilaralinrld .. 14 Hawl'a Srvaaa AddllUa la Marahtolal. Ethrlilaa. J. F-U,lt I. t block a. ItiHit Hrcond Addition lo Marahtlrld Ethrld-, J. K.-l-oH t to 1 loclu alvr, block a, ltM)l' Second Addition to Marahdeld 104 170 1 U 1 M 7 17 1 U It tiladataaa. Uathwalta. C. It-Lot It. block 11. Oladaton Mrt'uan, Cornrlla-Ul It, 20, block 12. Oladaton Krlly. H. U. Tru.lrr U.ia I to 12. Imlualvr. block li. lilaJalonr... Wlllamrtt Vallry Chautauqua Aa- aocla lion-Lot li, blmk X Olad- atona nrlllnicrr. Balrlla O.-Lot 17, block 21. Ulad-'onr O room, J. K. Itt I and 2. block 2. tlladalon Wrlla. K. M -Lot IL block Zk, Qlad- lonr McMlnnlvllla Cnllrg-Lot 2, block 20, liladatona Cmaa, Ornha Ixila to I, Inrlu alva, block ft, Utadatona 741 7 SO Lola AelulBlag Gladalaaa Park. Ilrath, R. M North wratrrlr t, or lot u, .40 acre, lota adjoining Oladaton Park 1 F-klund. Alfred M -Lot 1!2. 1.60 acrra, kit adjoining Obtdatone I'ark Wral Uladaloaa. M Moore. Annie II Lnti II to 12. In rlualve. block 2. Wrat Glad atone Hrllnmv, K R.-lta t, lo. block 2. . Wral Oladatonr 1 70 114 87 Froat. J. C.-Lot 12. block IX Wrat tllHdxtonr lIrndcron, Invlfl K. Lot 12, block U. Wral (.llndatona I'ark I'lacr. Krllv, Richmond-Lot 11, block 1, I'ark I'lace Thlinr, Otto-lot 14, block 4, Park Place Moore, II. M.-Lot t, block 7, Park I'lice Taft. Hurnh E. Lota t, t, block S, Park Pluca Whnla. A Lot U. block tv Park Place Simmon, Znchnrla lot It, block t, Park Place K 9G 1 SO w 4 IS Snhtllvlalnn of lllork "H." by J. A. haar, I'ark I'laca. Webber. O. A.-W. H of block R. S'-bdlvtHlon of Plock "D,'.' by J. A. Chaae, Park Place 1 85 Kdaewood. Worley. JohP Kdgewood '.. Johnson, M. R 4, Edgewood J.-Lot 9. Mr'.-Lo't' block i, 'n'.'bioolt 7 Clarkaniaa Frultlanda, Croas. .11. R.-All block A, Clncknmta itltlnn.ln ... Cro.a, II, 10. All block B, . 1 acre, acre, Cl.U'knmaa Kniltlnnds Croaa, II. K. All of extenalon. 7 t Honk i, p.ige 430, block C, l atrt. flurkii noia Icri.ltlnnda 96 U Smith. W. H.-All block D, 2 acrea, jj Cluokiimaa Krulllund (iHCkan.na llelnhta, 81 Clnrk. Strnh-8. H of block 69, 1.25 284 I acrra, Clurkamai Helghta 1 90 ! Snhtllvlalnn of Blorka If), 2H, 2t. I !IS anil Clnrknmaa llrluhta 30, ruttknmcr. P. W. Lota 1 to 4, In- cliiNlve, block 29, plat B, Clack- ' nmua liclKhta 1 U Bolton. A. D Lot 9, block 28, plat C, Clackamaa Height 18 TramiilcaMure, A. O. lot t block 90, Mat K, Clarknmui Height.. 88 Schlndlcr. O.-Iot 12. block 29, plat 11, Clacknmaa Height 18 Hawarden. Glndstone Henl Ratnte Aaaoclatlon Lota 1. 2, block 8, Hnwardcn 1 M Charmnn, Thoa. Lot 1, block 1, Ha- warden 76 Gladstone Rel Estate Association Lots 1 to 7, Inclusive, all block 4. Hawnrden 1 9S Qladstone Retl Rstnte Association Lot A, block 6, Hawarden 1 71 , Moaa Addition to Orrsoa City. Lanfr, Tsadore Iota St, M, Moaa Ad- dltton to Oregon City I tanr, Iaadora IVacrlbrd In Hook a, pan IM. Beet ion ). Townablp I Houth, Kanxt I Vm. .21 acre, Moaa Addition to Orrgon City... 1 SO fbavr'a Klrat Adaliloa tllr. I OrBa faarh Frank K.-Ixt 1. i, all block I. Hhaw'a Klrat Addition to Orr- . on City l J4 Baaiarch. John It . block 7. Hnaw'a Klrat Addition to Orrgon 1 City u Bantlrr. Iialiha-It 1. blmk I, , Shaw'i Klrat Addition to Orrgon ' City M flhaar, Jamrt W.-Ixt 2, block I. Hhaw'a Klrat Add.tlon to Orrgon City H Bhaw. Jamra W -Ix.t IS. block I. : Hhaw'a Klrat Addition to Orrgon ' City M U. at C. R. R. Ca. Iiad I aar Caw. I Irarl Marrh I, IIHNt. I KUIng. F.-NW. H of NK. i rWtlon I T. Toanahlo 1 Houtn. Itangt I Kaat, 4 acrra 1 4S Oiwrit HelBkla. U. J. D. KatatUndl-!d.-d H of blmk 10, Oawrgo llrlghta Cornrll. K. W.-AII blmk 12. 1.24 acrra. (ato HrUhta 24 i a 112 14 I Pirrtah. Oro. L All blm k 14, i ll acrra, oawrco ilrighta Ia. J. IX, Katatr I ndlvldrd 2-11 Of block 11, Oawrgo lielghta Towaakl S Soath, Hiagt 1 Weal.! Ilrr, Davld-C 3 acrra, aa d-acrlHr4 In lrrd itook "V," nag 412. Hrc- thm 4. Townahlp 1 South, Kanga 1 Wrat 4 25 Warran. Chaa. K. Lor 1. Section 24. Townahlp I South, Rtngt 1 Wrat, 27.12 a.-rra I SO Terrrn. trro. W. It 4. Swttnn 27, Townahlp I Houth, Rang 1 Wrat. It (t acrra 2 44 Kramlrn, Wm. A. and Oualav W. It acrra of lot 2. Brctlon 21. Townahlp I South, Rang 1 Wrat S SI BalWr, Tkaaaaa, D. L. C. !a. 4S. Mulg, Martin 1 acre In Thomta Hal fry I. U C. No. 45. aa df acrlbrd In IWd Hook 24. page 24, Hrrtlon 22. Townahlp t South, Kanga 1 Wrat If Tawatkla B Soalh. Kaacr 1 Wrat. Kaat ha aa, W. S4 U. L. C 413. Pclaraon. Borrrn I acrrt In NE. cr nrr of claim No. 43. Brcllon 25. Townahlp I South, Range 1 Wrat 1 cs (kaae, Tkoa. J., D. U C. Sa. 40. Stanton. R. P. and Lottie 0 acre of T. J. Chase D. L. C. No. 44, as drscrlbrd In Herd Book 43, Kge 240, Srctlon n. Townahlp ( uth. Range 1 W eat 17 M Towaahlp 1 Soath, Riait 1 ESaat. Wbltromb, Lot ho. BH-41. Matthlesaen, John 1 acre In lot Whlicomb D. L. C. No. 2M1. aa dracrlbrd In Deed Book (1. page 254. Section 26, Township 1 South, Range 1 Kaat . 1 48 Sandburn, H. D. 4 acres In . lot . Whltcomb D. L. C. No. 2S-41, is dracrlbrd In Wed Book "H," paxa 29 Sections 1 and 1. Town ahlp 2 South, Range 1 Kist 6(6 Squlrra, Josephine 1 acre In lot Whltcomb U. L. C. No. Ssm. as dracrlbrd In IVrd Book 72. page rsi. Section W, Township 1 South, Range 1 Kat 2 10 KelloKg. M. K.-.04& acres In Lot Whltcomb D. L. C. No. 3M1. as drscrlbrd In Deed Book "J," page M Rrctlona 1 an I TownnhlD t South, Range 1 East ,. 18 W Ilia, Ceo., D. I C. No. 42-nS. Hardy, Jamra' R. 2 acres In Geo. Wills D. L. C. No. 42-5S. aa de scribed In Deed Boook 68, page 219. Srctlon 25. Township 1 South, , Range 1 East 1 00 Logus, Ctiis., Estate 60 acres In Geo. Wills D. L. C. No. 42-58. as dracrlbrd In Deed Book 6fi. page 221. Srctlon Township 1 South. Range 2 East 29 IIS Atchison, Sam and Aglllnh acrra In Oo. Wills D. U C. No. 42-5H, as drt.crli.ed In lHed Book 29, , imite aS38, Section 25, Township 1 ' South, Range 1 East 4 12 Wills. W. H. and U A.-5 acres In ! . Oi-O, Wills D. U C. No. 42-5S, is described In Deed Book "R," ' page 49. Section 25, Township 1 South. Range 1 East 7 SS Lavngetta. C 6.40 acres In Geo. Wills D. L. C. No. 42-5S. as de. scribed In Deed Book 29, pace 4S1, flection So, Township 1 South, Range 1 East 1 00 Lewellen, II., I). L. C. No. Tl. The Waverlv Association IS acres in H. Lewellen D. U C. No. 71. aa described In Deed Book 72, Bp Re 235, Section 26, Township 1 outh, Range 1 East 17 76 Campbell, llertor, D. L, C. No. BO-41. Page, J. H. 24 acres In Hector Campbell D. I C. Noa 59-41, as described In Deed Book 37, page S79, Srctlon 25. Township 1 South, Range 1 East 62 66 Thompson, C 6 acres, also N. H of NB. hi, of lot 1. Nos. 59-41. aa de- scribed In Deed Book 42, pages 104, 1U2, Section 30, Township 1 South, Range 2 East, 15 acres.... 20 76 Dowlen, Edward J. 5 acres In Hec tor Campbell D. L. C. Nos. 59-41, as described In Peed Book 40, pige 100, Section 25, Township 1 South, Range 1 East: Section 10, Township 1 South, Range 2 East 7 45 Logus, Chas., Estate 104.50 acres In Hector Campbell D. L. C. Nos 59-41, as described In Deed Book 21 rare 75 : 37. uase 422: Section 20, Township 1 South, Range 2 East 96 62 Townahlp a Sooth, Range 1 Eaat. Marlay, P. TT. NR. K of NE. M. of See. S, Townahlp 1 South, Range 1 East, 40 acres 26 El Try our I2.0 "FOOTFORM" for men and ladies, in vici calf, velvor calf, and vici kid, plain or extension soles and the very lat ent toe. Don't overlook our holiday SWEATERS In newest designs. Wet weather goods in every description for men, ladle and children at CUT PRICES. Nothing but the best brands. Our REPUTATION is well known and we ask those that are not aware Always willing and ready to show you around. Our place is small but it will surprise you when you see the STOCK and QUALITIES there is in it. The New Idea 10c PAPER PATTERNS always on hand. Remember it is the same reliable FARMERS & MECHANICS 8TO RE. M. MICHAEL, Prop. Main Street, between 5th and Pith. Mountain View Poultry Yard I . . We tk the first premium at the State Fair in J!0l on Barred Plymouth Rocks Ve have for sale young ockerels at 11.00 to $5.00. We h re a large stock and do not care to carry them through the winter. If taken nowjou can get a fine txckerel for half what it will cost you in the spring. J. MURROW & SON, Oregon City, Ore. PRINTING Wa are prepared to execute firtt-clats Printing promptly at th lowest prices consistent with skillful and Intelligent execution. Your Work Solicited. WHEN TO IRRIGATE. ladteatloaa Vary Wllk lha lalUA Few Cearral Slaraa. In order to drtt'i-tn'nc Just when crops need water and when to apply It so that tbey will not suffer from droucbt nor be Injured by too frequent or too jrencrous applications requires a knowledge and experience that can be gained only Ly practice and a close ob srrvatlca of rarluus crops under Irri gation. It Is the experience of many practical Irrtgarors that. If an unlimited cupply of water U a reliable, crops more frequently guGVr from overlrrl gnt'.oti than froiu drought. It Is dl.'Uftilt to dfternine when the development of the crop Is first ar rested oo arccunt cf a lack of mois ture In ti e soil. Fomo experimenters maintain tbn? tbla point can be more definitely decided by an examination of the soil than by the appearance of the plant, as the latter thows evidence of the check In Its prowtU some days after it baa occurred. Usually It Is then too late to prevent serious loss, ss the crop rarely recovers from such treat inert and seldom reaches the de Teloptnent It would have attained If it bad been Irrigated at the proper time. rinnts will usually Indicate by a chanm? In color or by their general ap pearance whether they need water or when they have been overlrrlgated. Mont field crops turn to a darker green when In need of water, and the leaves and stews show a tendency to droop or curl. The lower leaves assume a pale yellow. A crNp or dead appearance In the lower leaves Is one of the best Indications that a plant needs water. Grain which has suffered from drought may mature, but the straw will be small and short and the kernels will he shrunken and Inferior in quality. Alfalfa and similar crops have the ap pearance of cured hay. Where field crops are overlrrlgated the color of the foliage becomes n yellowish green and the plants have a sickly appearance. These Indications vary with the qual ity of the soil, so that It Is Impossible to lay down fixed rules to gorern. the number or frequency of Irrigations, Only close observation for a number of years on the seme farm will enable a person to tell by the appearance of the plants whether they need water or not. The amount of moisture In the soil may be determined with sufficient ac curacy for the needs of fie plant by examining a sample taken a few Inches from the surface of the ground. If It clings together when molded In a ball and shows the prlut of s the fingers, there Is moisture enough present. If the earth falls apart when the band Is opened, Irrigation Is needed. As stated above, this point Is passed some days before the plant shows Indications of suffering. Johnson and St.mnard. Some Coloring. Scrlbbell-Wbat makes young Pen ner so blue? WrlghtOh, he's green at the bual oesa, and he's discovered that bis man uscrlpts are never read by the editors that we mean what to give us a TRIAL. we say, OREGON CITY, OR. OF EVERY DESCRIPTION ENTERPRISE PRINTERY A Dlrkeaa Letter. George ilauvUir l'cuu la the pos sessor of a sheet of old fashioned blue wire woven note paper, wblcb bad Its j habitation for years upon the bill file of the tradesman to whom it was sent. It tells Its own tale: "Mr. Charles Dickens Is much obliged to Mr. Clurldge for the offer of Lord Byron's flute. But. as Mr. Dickens cannot play that Instrument himself and has nobody In bis bouse who can, be begj to dei line the purchase, with thanks. Devoashlre Terrace, twen tieth June. 1S4S." There Is no visible mark of a smlla upon the paper, says Mr. Fenn. but there seems to be one playing amon? the words, and one cannot belp tblnk lng that when Dickens wrote that ho could not play tie flute be must have recalled a certain Cute serenade played at "Mrs. Todgers' Commercial Board lug House." written by him In 1S14. New York Tribune. Prrfnuara Were Popular. The rae ftr perfumes reached Its height during the reign of Louis XV. Throughout the continent bis court was known as tie "scouted court. It was then the custom when giving a large entertainment fcr the hostess to Inform her guests what particular odor she would use for perfuming ber rooms, and each guest would use that odor lu making bcr toilet. At court a different perfume was used for each day of the week. Much more attention was paid to the use of the perfume than to soap and water, and tlcauliness v. as not numbered nmoui, tie rirtues of that age. . Row Tearla Are Sorted. ' The average diver thinks it a fair day's work to secure 100 pearl oysters In 50 feet of water. After being taken ashore the mollusks are allowed to die, when their shells open of their own ac cord. The pearls are classified by pass ing them through a series-of sieves, which assort them Into different sizes. Those which are very small or de fective are sold to make a preparation for sore eyes and nervous complaints thut Is very popular In the east Pear son's. Snparallliona About Saeealng. Xenoplion, Protnotbeus, Tbemlstoclei and Cicero regarded a sneeze as a fa vorable omen. Among the Hindoos and Persians, however, sneezing and yawn ing were ascribed to demoniacal pos session. The Hindoo snaps bis thumb and finger and repeats tbe name of oue of bis gods. The Moslems believe that the devil may leap Into a gaping mouth, and hence when he yawns he draws the back of bis hand over bla mouth and mutters this prayer, "I seek refuge with Allah from satan, the accursed." The Moat Expenalre Hat. The most expensive hat In the world Is undoubtedly tbe one which was pre sented to General Grant while he was in Mexico In 1S82. It cost $1,500 and Is now to be seen In the National museum at Washington and Is the finest sped mon of a Mexican sombrero ever made.