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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7. 190'i cw ij vy vy ss- i l CORRESPONDENCE I tva .a. ft ift .ft fC.C-CS it ff- Ks Molalla. Mrs. V. P. Adams lms been on the sick list tor some time, 1 Our "g'vul roa is" have been laid away for another season. l'lder Moore C H" to Southern Oregon this week to hohl a seties of meeting. The grange wij! hold J Thanksgiving Vail for the purpose ot r-tt in r an cran for the new hall. A '-M-honr rain ha? j ist ceased ami it ie.useless to fay that every granger can now 0 to plowing in earnest. tiraneeXo.su, at its last meeting, voted fJO from the general fund, for the benefit ot llie Springwater tire sufferers. tn Saturday, November Sth, every body has an invitation to report at Molalla and assist in putting up the grange horse shed, firing along your lunch, as it will take all day. IKiTfr. Miss Essie YVoolt is improving very slowly. Mr. Seward and Mr. Judy have re turned from The Dalles. People who hmit with dogs in the vicinity of Rocky Scrabble should he careful of bear traps. Married at the home of the hiide's P rents, Kev. J. W. Exon, officiating, on, Wednesday, October 2S, Mr. tiny U. AV..o,'.!e and Miss Lottie M. KitzuiiKer. Mr. Willie Sherman and Mr. finrr StMihle was un fioni Portland last week at Mr. K tzinilleis on a iteer hunt, but all in vain. They went back much dis appointed. Eldorado. The ground is wet enough now. El en Faine ia dangerously ill. Ernest Jones ha a house to sell. Agness Wallace is alowly improving. Albert Newkirchner left for LaGrande M nilay. Tillie Molzan lelt for Portland Satur day. Sturges Bros.' tiave started their chop mill. Grand hall at Union hall on Xov 15. Everyone cuuie. Ed Bowman has been helping Jones & Co. this week. Albert Schoenborn is building a new ,hoti-e on his I'lace. C. C. M.irical, the "school daddy", is staying at C. Smith's. Phil Linn was doing business in Port land the first of the week. Mrs. Lyons has moved into the house Albert Xewkirchner left. Ernest Jones and Bert Lyon went to Aurora on business laet week. Don't forget the old man with the fish on his back. For nearly thirty years he lias been traveling around the world, ar.d is still traveling, bringing health and comfort wherever he goes. To the consumptive he brings the strength and flesh he so much needs. To all weak and sickly children he gives rich and strengthening food. To thi a and pale persons he give.- new firm flesh and rich red blood. Children who first saw the old man with the fish are now grown up and have children of their own. He stands for Scott's Emul sion of pure cod liver oil a delightful food and a natural tonic for children, for old folks and for all who need flesh and strength. SCOTT & BOWNE. Chemists. ' 409-415 Pearl Street, New York. 60c. and SI.OO; all druggists. Dark Hair J" I ho used f.ir i iMc.it ma Hair Vigor r.rut ai- & though 1 am past eighty years of Jj ar.e. yet 1 tunc not a (,ray hair in & my Ilea I " tlcfl. Yellott, Towson, Md. Wo msart a'.l that rich, dark color your hair used to have. If it's gray now, no matter; Lr Ayer's Hair Vigor always re stores color to pray hair. Sometimes it makes the hair grow very heavy and long; and it stops falling of the hair, too. S' CO a bottle. All dra;;!ui. If vour ilmcttst cannot mpplv Too. S'Mul on' ii' iUr nl we -xprf voa a Uri lt nurt 9txl tltf tiAni of joiir nt're! cxeTW! iMtn-f . A.IlrcM, J.C. AVKKIO., Lowell, Ma. C. Smith has his new residence com plete.! and the old one torn away. Hiillaid, Irish, Schoenborn, and Sifhuhel were iti Otegon City Saturday looking ufter the interests of the ne toad. The "school inarm" is somewhat up s stump since he broke bis cane. le meniber, bys lucks are tough, and next time use a snitch. Viola. Miss Fugve, of Lents, is teaching our school, and the pupils aie progressing n cely. W. Ward, C. Ward and Clarence U;y have been trying their luck in the moun tains hunting deer. Kev. K. E. Dunlap, formeily of Canby but now of Dayton, has b-en visiting with Kev. J. W. Exon and family. Kev. J. W. Exon went to Dover last Wednesday and j lined in wedlock Liny K. Woodle and Lottie KitzniiUer. Rev. R. E. Dunlap and Kev. J. W Exon spent a few days last week deer hunting on the head waters if Eagle creek. Mr. O. Brown and wife, of Lebanon, but formerly of this place, have been visiting Mrs. Brown's parents. W. Ma toon and wife. Miss Eva Matoou re turned home with them. "WILFUL WASTE MAKES VQZFUL WAIIT." That old copybook tnaxitn finds its most forceful ajiplitation in the waste of vitality, which is called "burning the candle at both ends." A woman is often tempted beyond hfr strength by domestic or social licmands. Some day she awakens fruin this watte of strength to the woeful want of it. Sin: has be come weak, nervous and miserable. For weak, nervous. run- !mn women, there is no V-tttr tonic and nervine than Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It restores the appetite, quiets the nerves and gives retre-hin sleep. It cures local diseases peculiarly womanly which undermine tile j.";nt.-ral pesith. It makes weak women strong, sick women well. rNo doubt yon have (or -otlen mt but aft-r you rea'l niv l--'t' r vr-u ill rf-n'r-nlr me.s writes Mrs. Amur K. Moriii. of 7.h Avenue. S. W.. Vi. "!i t:,'- y-.'T i Sy, I wrote to you for relvice. whe h you ;tvr me fre of charge Wh -n I wfo-r !o y 11 I waa wreck; I could not walk .tr;i:iit for p:;ius in my allo nieu ; cjuiri not Bit own. lie oown. or vf' t any W ( 1m R tor h -re but oVi not :''-t anv fitter until I wnt j parly at the resilience of Pres. Bonney r'iVr' sontbellrd.in honor of his birthday. &oilen Medirni is..nrty and ten little, of There were 2) persons present and the the ' pleasant Frllis.' i tell yon the medicine J . , . made a cure of me " i evening w as spent in dancing. All re- Weak and sick women are invited to ! port a good time. consult Dr. Fierce, by letter, free. All correspondence is held as strictly private. Address Ir. R. V. Pierce, Iluffa'lo, .V. Y. iJr. Pierce's I'ellets cure biliousness. Baver Creel. in t, x - t i.. t-:i i vanover uas near., uuUcU naming woou. Relatives are visiting the Stevens fam ily at present. Win, Daniels is of! on a cruising trip. He is expected home soon. Boys, get your guns ready; there is going to be a wedding pretty soon. Good morning, where'a your gate? Was the pass word of Saturday last. Fisher Bros, have rented the Clarkg farm, at Clarks, and intend to begin farming as soon as Joseph cornea borne from Wardner, Idaho. CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought Bearathe ,SfTZ' Signature of ljZfMiU&Z I Theio will bo a pie social held at the Heaver Creek hall Friday, Xovemher 14, for the purpose of raising money for get ting a bell for the new school house. The ladies are invited to bring pies and tbelniys the money and themselves, j tiames will be played after the twial. Come one, come all and help us along. 8rini!ttatcr. Several new buildings are going up in j oloied Supplement of the Chicago lice ili, Inn nt ilistricl. lord lleiald'h Sund.iv edition. It is Our blai'ksiiulli. Mr. Miller, has mov ed away. We need another. Tlie church and Sunday School is be-, ing held in the Mtuvabee hail, .. , . i. . ., .:.. i... .1 HIHN IICKHM lilt'. till 111,., mm,-, iiir management of I'tolcsor Wilkeison, Several droves ol cattle, nhe-'p and hogs went out of Spiingwaler recently. The Sprirgwaler co-operative null company is taw ing lumber in good shape. Kev. Hatch attended a called session of the Presbytery la week at Portland. The second case of smallpox (Mr. Mowed! in Soringwater is about out of The Springw ater tirange had a called meeting, three applications f. r member si in and two joined the order. Kesolu lions were adopted, thanking the Po mona and Logan tirange for financial aid. Dyspepsia Cure Digests what you cat. This preparation contains till of the dU'estants and digests all kinds of fund. It g ves instant relief and never fails to cure. It allows you to eat all the food you want. The most sensitive stomachs can take It. Ky itsuso many thousands of dypeptirs have been cured after everything else failed. It ji unequalled for all stomach troubles. It can't help but da you good Pr-par.s1 only by K. r. I h:Vitt A i'o., blcago Tbo ii. bouIecontalusSi tlnii sllicioc. au Colton. Mrs. Gorbett has been on the sick list (or the past week. Mrs. B. (iottberg is visiting friends in Highland this week. Mrs. Baker, of Meadowhrook, was tl guest of her many friends in Colton. Mrs. Moultenhover, of Beaver Creek, is here visiting her aunt, Mrs. Laferty. Colton Academy will soon have a new bell, which will be quite an improve ment. Jay T. Dix, of flak Point, is at home visiting his parents and manv friends of thia place. Otis Dix, who ha, been quite sick for Ufi, .r. nlean-d to learn, is ' ' I impiuving. Mrs. Baker, of Meadow brook, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Countryman, j Saturday and Sunday. j There will be a shooting match for I geese, turkeys and chicken at Colton, ion the "'h of this month. i This is surely rain enough to satisfy .i r . a , . . the farmers that have been praving lor .... L . ii ..i t ... i ,i .. r ii morp moist ii th so thev oil eel t he la , .... . ., . ' pmw ing uuiie;. , , . . Ed liottberg; lias accepted a position with a Portland firm, and will begin with them tomorrow. He leaves, followed by the bet wishes of many friends in : Colton. The literarv was well attended last I Saturday nigt.t, and after literary closed the young folks remained a couple of hours to while away the winter evening, tripping the liht fantastic. There was a pleasant little surprise Asle- A mid Flume. Breaking into a blazing home, some firemen lately dragged the sleeping in- t .!....!. L-. ...:. i u maico lium ucaiu. I nuuci m.-'uiiij, Innrl dfath niiiir. It's that wav when von . J J , nPelec, C0II(rhB Knl colds. Don't do it. Df New Dis,.overv for C'onsump- tion gives perfect protection against all Throat, Chest and Lung Troubles. Keep it near, and avoid suffering, death, an J doctor's bills. A teaspoonful stops a late cough, persistent use the most sluts born. Harmless and nice tasting, it's guaranteed to eatisfy by Geo. A. Harding. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles free. A Nlartlln Niirprnc. Very few could believe in looking at A. T. Hoadley, a healthy, robnst black smith of Tilden, Ind., that for ten years he suffered such tortures from Rheuma tism as few could endure ami live. But a wonderful change followed his taking Electric Bitters. "Two bottles wholly cured me," he writes, "and I have not felt a twinge in over a year." They reg ulate the Kidneys, purify the blood and cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Nervous ness, Improve digestion and give perfect health. Try them. Only 50cta. at Geo. A. Harding'! drug store. Pi iikhigl) r'uimy. Have you ever bad a long, weary Sun day beioui y'u- rtppaiently a never-end-iugtlay, when nothing itriaginahlc. would provoke one of those full, beany, w bole fouled ,tiighs Irmu w bicb la derived the old, favorite adage. "Laugh and grow t"? i mi. Ii n ilav comes to ou agHin and voii want n merrv laugh for the pleasuio it gives, tutu to the Comic Co .1 certainly an etc minuter of the "bines". Killed completely with fich, hicc.y j.ikc and inesisliblv comic lllustialiJiin in rolur, pnrkiing w tth w it and humor j of an entertaining us well as instinctive I natiiie, it is a paper to amuse till w ho see 11. lour pages lucohus uml four pages in hUck-iiud-w hue, this the bent colored supplement issued by any met ropolitan newspaper makes of that newspaper a coiiibiualioii of a nuvlern S,iii.I.,v tien.spaper and u biiiriotous weekly penodical in colors. The mechanical work involved in the making of tins colored supplement is a marvel of skill. The bat imniioiis ar rangements and period blending of the miinv colois used in iis make up "r travs arllslic las'i' of the highest order. I If you are liiliim un I seeking advisers Take le ill's Lit'le Early Hieis, Just before going to bed You will tind on the morrow, You are rid of your sorrow That's all ; just enough sa;d. . These unions pills do not grip'1, but move the bowels gently and easily, cleansing the liver. Their Ionic i lfcd gives strength to the glands, preventing a return of the dist rder. 'ieo. A. Ha il ing. Letter l.lsl. The following is the lis! of letters re maining in the posti.llice at Oregon City, Ore., on .Nov. Ii, I'.M.': womi s's i.isr. Allen Bertha Miss Hill Vera Hill Brown J t mt Miss Morgan Nettie Mrs Butler Georgia Mrs Rogan.iy 1! Miss Bell S A Mrs Koberts-Atinie E (M Dj Hughs Daisy Miss Khoades Annie Mrs-1' Hicks Bertha Mrs Sims Jennie Miss Thrush Minta Mrs sun'b i.isr. Blank Ere 1 Crabtiee W ) Covert Win Howell E C Jones W E Mavuaid C O Itebwalt William Stevens C Tayson Jack Trout t Latlard (iKO. V. HOIUON, P. M. Curd uf i'l'anks. We sincere')' thank the members of the Young Men's Christian Association of Oregon City and their associates uml others interes'i-' for the handsome pres ent received on the -It Ii inst. Mk. and Mus. John W. I.oukk. One Minute ''outfit ( iirr. Is the only harmless congb cure that j gives quick relief. Cures Coughs, Colds I Crr"11'' Bron.-liilM. Wb.M.plng Cough, i neuinonu, ASin.na, i.ai.rippe. ami an .Throat, Chest and Lung troubles. I go soaked by rain," says (icitrmlit E Een ner, Muncle, I in., "and contracted a se vere cold and cough. I failed rapidly; lost 4S pounds. My druggist recom mended One Minnie Cough Cure. The first bottle tiioiight relief; several cured me I inn back to my old weight, 1 Is pounds. One Minute Cough Cure cuts - .i.. ..i.i ..i: - 4i.. ....i. ... i lie: iniieu ii, renet-n t itr eooi ni u nt- 1 " " drawB out inllaiomation, cures croup 1 i ideal remedy for children. (ieo. A. I Harding. DR. FENNER'S KIDNEY Backache All diseases of Kidneys, CURE Bladder, urinary organs. Also Rheumatism, Back ache, Heartlineae Gravel Dropsy, Female Troubles. Don't become discouraged. Tbere la a cure for you. If neeessury wrlln lr. i-enner He Iiuh Kiient a life lime curing Just auuu caNea as yours. All contultul Ions Free. "Eight months In bed, heavy liaekaelie, Duin and Horcnes aeron kidney, aNo rheu matism. Oilier remedied fulled, lir. I-enner Kidney and Iliiekacte Cure cured me completely. II. wATKItn, Hamlet, N. V." IiriurirlttH. Vie., fl. Ask forl'ook Hook-Free. ST.VITUS'DANCE?:'. Hure Cure. ("Ireular. fir nner, i'edoiila.N.Y For sale by HUNTLEY CHAPMAN A CO c. a Stepped Against u Hut Mine. A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, stepjNid hack against a hot stove which burned him Beverly. The child was in great agony and his mother could do nothing to pacify him. Remembering that she had a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm in the house, she thought she would try it. In less than half an hour after applying it the child was quiet and asleep, and in less than two weeks was well. Mrs. Benson is a well known resident ot Kellar, Va. Pain Balm ia an antiseptic liniment and especially valuable for burns, cuts, bruisea and apraina. For sale by U. A. Harding. The finest creation in skirts ever seen in Oregon City, come with circular flounces. Real beauties. Racket Store. Tbe Enterprise $1.50 per year. MMWs i'i' AYa'ctataV r'pttwlionl'iirAs . imil.iliihjl!u'!v.'.l.tin!l!v"'iil;l line- Hie StoiiiiU'ly ;uul 1 Vwls W rromolos Iliiii-sliint .Cluvrftil -nrssntul'.ti'stVpitt.iiits neilhir Opium. Mori'liiiii' nor MituT.il. S'OT NAHCOTIC. wvv .w,v urmwi iC.iJ (.- frfWl - (7 r,W .!!,,' ApiTfi'rl llcnvilv forConsll.i lion Smir Stotn.irh. ti.n iIuhvi Wiinns.ConviiKionslVviTish pcssiiiul Loss ok Sl.l l P. F.n' Sueilo Siljiuiliirf or VKWYDIIK. LNCT COPY Of WRAPPED. Nuniiiiua. In the Cir.-int Court nl llie S iV i.l i re nl ( 'In. ka. Koii itliin and lor ll.t- I'.iimly niii. h red W. Ilnrni-lt, pluli till, va. Kinini llimiett. ilefeliiliihl. I'o Kiiinia H ruell, llii- aliove-nauird ile len.laiil : I ii llie name uf Die Slut,' of I l-eron ; You nr. liereliv rf.piire.l to Hptear aod miB.tf-r llie coiii Uml tlle.l joilo-l von in I 'if i.l'ovr ruin led unit in iid I niirl, on ur Lelore I rr -di.y, Nnvt lnl-r lltll, I"1.'. I'ie amr Priiiir i. wieL Iroiu the lir-l piililii'.i'loti nl Inn miiiLiiini r. and ll V" I"1' "l -',r and niKeraid coinplniiit. p niMill will l' lv to ll.e ( niirl I ii Hie relief ,. uiniel. i in ii. I euinpliillit, t l It : That the lion.! il lint'- nntoin ru.Htinix in-tAeen ,.!..,, i It I,. ,ll...,l , ...l yours. It an I llie lliiN.iiinmo... i, t,l,l.e.l l,v i.r-lerof Hon. T. A. .Mcllrlile, Jinl(.-e ol llie l ireint Court ol llie .M at ol Oregon, lor the C unny 111 CI e l:iim, 111 llie UreK III CIV Killer- pri-e. a i-ek'v newnpiqier of len rnl cir cnliioii in Cliekmijjn eoiiniy, lir-l imiiiIi callon IicIiik on ! no .v. ( , toi,er .1, I'm.'. I i.l'.N .V M il t r.lll.l., Attorneys lor pii.inllll. Roller ol I'lnal Ncllli meiil. N ilice is hereby uiveu that the under niljMeil, ex.Tlll.ir of llie e-Uule of Mari e lane l.al'ell, iei'e;ieil, lii". li'c'l In tlie County Court of Claekaiiiai Coiiuty, State of Ori'tpm, his lin.il aecoiiiil a-mudi executor of xaid t-Ktaln, and that Mon day, tlie lt day of Ii eiiif.er, p.HlJ, at ID o'clock A. M. ban been lined by said Court uh the time for bearing of objec tions to said report, and tlie nctl lenient thcieol. W. Ii. Cum., Kxcciiliir of the estate id Marcelane l.al'i.'ll, lleceaeed. " . 'Rkn & M lit u:n,, Attorneys for Kxeciltor. ,-illec ol I'IimiI M)-llleini-nl. Notice in hereby g veil that Ibe nii.ler sinned, Mary C. Miank, excriitrix of tbe M ill of ( ieorgn W. Mi ink, ilei eii-ied, ban liled her linal uccoinit and report in the said CMlnle in the County Court of Clack amas County, Oregon, n in I that said court uml the jiiih'e thereof lias appoint ed Monday, the 17th day of November, PmiU, a! the County Court Room in the County Court Jloue in On pui City, CUckauiHH County, Oregon, at ibe hour of 111 o'clock A. M . of Hiiid day as tbe tiinn arid place lor beating objurlions to viul linal in count and report and the set tlement of the same. Mauv ('. Shank, Kxecntrix ol the will of (ieorgtt W. Slimik, ileeeaHi'd. 4'lfallon. In the county court of tint State of Ore gon for Clackamas County. Citation. To all whom it may concern : f Know ye, that William Korsytbe SuodgraHS lias tiled bis petilton in said Court praying for a Judgment ot said I 'ourt changing his inline to the name of William Kranklin Stuart, and said peti tion is Net for bearing in said Court on Monday the 2 llh dav of November, 11102, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time ull persons concerned may appear and show cause, if any they have, why aaid petition should not be granted. Dated this 14th day of October, PlOL'. Tiioh. K. Ryan, fudge ol the County Com t of the State of Oregon for Clackamas County. ."oll- lo I red I (or. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has been appointed by the County Court of Clackamas County, Oregon, the Executor of the will of James Healy, de ceased, and that all persons having claims against the said deceased or bis estate shall present them to the under signed at The Bank of Oregon City, In Oregon City, Oregon, within six months from the date hereof, duly verified, with proper vouchers. Dated October 24, l!Ki2. K. O. CAUFIKLD, Kxecutor of the will of James Healy, deceased. Hedges A (irillitb, Attorneys. BMTlth Biguttm of inn mno ion nan umars Bougrij MM mm Tov Iitf tiita nnd Chililrcn. The Kind You Have Always Bough! Boars tho Sigiiaturo Use For Over Thirty Years i tnioN. Ill Hie Cl. nit ('o.trl i,( t' SUte of ( Ire t'oii, lor l l.e k iti i. am i-.uiiity. Will imrlte Miller I l'i i, till. 1 ; Joliu W. Miller IVIriilitnl. 1 1 To John W. Miller, tlie ali-.ve iiaiin dde- . leinlttitt : i In the immp uf tlie Sint nf (Ire in, You 1 air le r.-liv r."pnr.M to appear nnl niiiitr Ine eiMiipiuii. t Hied u,-. ili. -t yo.i in tl.n M'li.ve ,'i.iiiie.l mitt on or del. ot' tl.e i'Tlh , ilny ft i icioPt r, I'"'.' mat lieing I he Uil .lav 1'rei.criOed III Ci uol'T ol put 1 lent loll of l'n ftiiiiuiioii'., and it voii .U lo nppeiir ' and NllkWer 1.1.I1I eoinpiiillil. tlie pltlllilllt I ""' "i'I" ' ""' ' "" '"' "ln " i l-r., eil to 11 : a ilporee liiiui llie Imiii.Iii of !":",n"1'" e'"'i In-Mrm you and Hi pi until!. 1 I1I1 N.lllllliolli. I ptllilnlie-l lor MX Cull "i-utive we. ki hy or.li r of Hon, iiiov I-', liymi. jii'le of lite eoiitity court ol I'm Kti ti ol . ir.-oii (or Cim Kntiin-i county, made on llie Mil dnv ol - C -m I r . Hie llrit ...iililii niton Ii.-iii 011 tnel.'in ilny ul hep- I lei"1". 1" 1'.'. I H. It. IIAItlllNiil'.iV. Aiivorney tor I'liiiotilf. 4 I T A I 'HIV In tlie county cunrt of the Slate of Ore gon lor Cl.11 kaiiiim Coiin'y. In the mailer o tin. In 1 11 to of Henry rtllne, lleccilKed. I order lo ahnw caune why r-ale of real ' enlale hIioiii not tic mil l.'. I It appearing I i lln-i k'oiirt, Irmn tin. ! 1 elitloii Ibis day ptcM-ntt-d, ill . I tiled by U in. II . IIukIi.ii.'Ih, the iiiliniiiiKl tutor ol ! the r.nl.it" d find lleiny Kllxc, I - j CeuHell, that It iH llll'.KI-.irv to hfll tin I w hole or boine poi tiou uf the real CNlute i ol H.iid decedeiil lo pay llm deliti of Hind K-.late ari'l the 10. In, cxpenei-ri and cbarge.-i 01 adinininlr itioii. It H Ihereloie orler'd by this Court that citation iH-iiiM ilirecling all petHoiis inlerented ill llie L-liile ol raid ilM'naci llelii y K liie, to appear lieloru tl.n mid Court 011 .M ilidaV the let 1l.1v of Iecein ber I'HIJ, at the hour of 1 1 o'cl.H k A. M. of hi.nl day, at the court room of "iiid Court, 111 Dregun City, in the ( 'mini y of Cliick.tm.is and Slale ol Oregon, to hIiow rail".' whv an nrd.-r Rhniild not he gr.u.leil lo Maul il'linliilHt r.ilor to hi-'.', ho 111 m-ti of the Haul real entitle as shall he lieceHfary, ami (hat a copy ul tin cila- I 1 1. it and order be published lour H es Hive weeks 111 the Oregon City Kilter prine, 11 weekly newspaper of tcrifral cir culation in said county, and printed and piihliHhed at Oiegoll City ill said county. The following is u liri.d description of Ibe propertv described in the petition for order of sale : I'.eing a part of the Willihtun I. Woodcock donation Land Claim, beginning at a point ,'JH of a chain K. ol a point which i-t 27 eh. N. of the S. W. cor. of t tit N. W. '4 sec. of see. 4 in T. r, S. R. 2 K. W. M., in the county of Clackamas and State ol Oregon ; thence N. lit degrees K. 415.7-1 ch. ; thence N. fi'J degrees .'ill minutes W. to the N. W, cor. of the said W. I. Woodcock I. I.. C. 7.2'i en. ; thence K. '.) degrees :t() tnin ules W.HI .O.'i ch. ; thence easterly to the place nf beginning, and containing 275 acres morn or less, excepting from said tract the land conveyed by said Henry Kline and Kllnn Klise, bis wife, on Ken. 8, 1HK.'5, by deed recorded in Hook .'III at page 41)7 of deeds of the records of said Clai kamas county, being 1 1K) acres more or less, and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a iwinton the W. boundary hue of the W. I). Woodcock I). L. (J. at a point 1.(12 ch. S. 10 degrees W. from the H. K. cor. of Claim No. 37 T. 4 8. It. 2 K. ; thence N. 10 degrees 15 minutes K. IH.4.J eh. ; thence N. 85 degrees ,'iO iniDiites K. 60.&O ch. : thence H. Li de grees W. IK.4S cb.; thence S. 85 degrees 45 minutes W. 65.40 ch. to tlie place of beginning. Dated October lHtli, 1(K)2. TIIOH. F.RYAN, Judge. Liquor l.lrrne. Notice ia hereby given that we will ap ply to the city council at its next re gu lar meeting for a license to sell liquors at our place of business, between F ourth and Fifth Streets, on Main. Dickson A Yocno. The Enterprise $1.60 per year of AW w n .R In tot1 mmwM ' TMt eiNfiuM conpiri ton cm,
