Oregon City enterprise., April 17, 1903, Page 6, Image 6

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AVRIL
G
Legal Noticea.
police Tor lNibliratloa.
United Stales Land Office,
Oregon City, Oregon, March 2t. 1003.
Notice if hereby given that in compli
ance with tlie provisions of the act of
Congress of June 3, 1ST8, entitled "An
act for the sale of timber lands in the
State o' California Oiegon, Nevada and
Washington Tetitory," as extended to
all the Public Land States by act of Aug
us, 4, 8!2, J. Lorin Kruse, o' Stafford,
counlv of Clackamas, State of Oregon,
has this dav filed in this office his sworn
statement No. 6055 for the purchase of
of lots 1, 2. 3 and 4, of Section
No. 32, in Township No. 4 South,
Range No 6 K., and will offer proof to
ehow that the land sought is more valua
ble for its timber or stoue than for agri
cultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to said land before the Register
and Receiver at this office at Oregon
City, Oregon, on Monday, the 8th day
of June. 1W3.
Be names as witnesses: T. P.
Randall, Frank Korsberg, A W. Che
ney, of Oiegon City, Oregon; Ernest S.
Knife, of Stafford, Oreiron.
Any and all ersons claiming adverse
ly the above-described lands are re
quested to file their claims in this office
on or before said 8lh day of June,
1903. Cuas. B. Moohes,
Register.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for the County ol Clackamas.
Herman Hulman, Jr., Plaintiff,')
vs.
Leonard Becker, Jr., Klizabeth
L. Becker, S. R. Jessup, So
phronia Jessup. J B. l.abei,
Alt M. Laber, S. T. Stephen,
fony Stephens. J. W. Alexan
der, Mary E. Alexander, Eilson
I,. I.ane, Delia B. Lane, John
K. Burke, Mary Burke, M. 1..
Jove, C. P. lhompsoii,
Thompson, Orilla K. Lane, Os
car J. B. Lane, 1 nomas J . Mur
phy, Harret F. Murphy,
K. W. Gilbert, as admin
istrator of the estate of Phoebe
Gilbert, deceased, R. W. Oil
ben, Malinda Gilbert, Dillie
Lillif G lbert. Estella Gilbert,
Grant Phegly, Daniel T. Lee,
Imogens Baldie, VVilhelin
Thielemann, Wilhelniine
Thielemann, Jeanette Thiele
mann, William Martin Van
Bu,en and Laura K. Van Bu
ren, Defendants.
To Sophronia Jessup, 8. T. 8tephens and
Tony Stephens, bis wile, J. W. Alexander
and Marv E. Alexander, his wife, M. L
Cove, C P. Thompson and Thompson,
bis wife, Daniel T. Lee and Ituogeiie Baldie,
defendants:
In the name of tbe Slate of Oregon you
and each of yon are hereby recpiireJ to ap
pear and answer th- complaint filed against
you in Ihe above entitled court and cause
on or before the 30ih day of May 190.3, and
if you fail to so appear and answer tbe
plaintiff will apply to tbe court lor the re
lief demanded in the complaint lo wit:
(1) That a decree of the above entitled
court made February 25, 1897 and entered
in the Journal ot said court March 20. lsii7,
in asuit wherein Herman Hulman, Jr. was
plainlifl and the following named persons
were defendants: Leonard Becker, Jr.,
Klizabeth L. Becker, 8. K. 'esstip, sopliro
nia Jessup, J. B. Laber, Ada M. Labtr. 8.
T. Stephens. Tony Stephens. J. W. Alex
ander, Mary E. Alexander, Edson L. Lane,
Delia B. Lane, John E. Burke, Mary Burke,
M.L.Gove, C. P. Thompson, Orilla H.
Lane. Osi ar J. B. Lane. Thomas J. Murphy,
11. W. Gilbert, aunilhuiraior ol tlie estate
ol Pboeoa Gilbert, deceased. Grant Phleg
ley and Daniel T. ,.ee, be win lly sit a-ide
and beld lor naught. Said decree of Feb
rusry 25. lsi7. was lor (he ftreclosure of a
certain mo' tgsge made by the defenoants
1 Leonard Becker, Jr. and Elizabeth L.
Becker, bis wile io Ihe snid I Isiuiitl da ltd
tbe 24th day of May, )M-', upon the prem
ises hereinafter described.
(2 Thbt Ihe sale ot Ihe premises des
cribed in tbe said decree entered Marcli 20.
18U7, to salisfy the judgment ot said decree
be wholly set aside and held for naught.
3J That the order of continuation made
and entered in said court November 10,
1H97, confirming the sale of said premises
pursuit, t lo the said decree entered March
21, 181)7, be wholiy set aside and neld lor
naught.
4 That the laintiH have and recover of
and from the defendant Leonard Becker,
Jr. the sum ol $1XJ together with interest
thereon at the rale ot H per cent per annum
from the 24th day ol May, 1802; lor the fur
ther sum of f250 as attorneys lees; lor the
lurthersuni ol $13 '7 logeiber with inter
est thereon at tlie rate of li per cent per an
num from October 7, 18!)8; for the further
sum o! $117.45 together wlib interest there
on al the rate of 6 per cent per annum from ;
leceinber 30, 18IM; lor the further sum ol
$10 33 together with interest t lereon at the
rate of 6 per cent per aniiuni irom A ril 20,
11X12, and for the cos. s and disbursements
ol this suit.
5j That each and all of said sums be de
clined a first valid and complete lien upon
the lands and premises covered bv plaint
iff's mortgage and described as follows, to
wit:
A pait of the Donation Land Claim of
George and Eunice Brock No. 4'i in Town
ship 3 Soutli ol Range 1 East in Clackamas
County, Oregon, more parncnl rly ues.
cribed as follows: Comniencn g t tlie
nonuwesi corner oi saio uiaim sou running
thence Easteny tracing the claim line to
point far enough so that a line running
Booth therefrom and parallel with the
western boundary ol said claim lo tlie Will
amette River will cut off and enclose 220
acres of said claim.
6J That plaintiff's said mortgage be fore
closed and the said real i roperty above des
cribed sold as upon execution for Cnited
Stales Gold coin and lint the proceeds of
said sale be applied as tollows:
a To the payment ol the costs and dis
bursements ot tale and ol suit.
b To the pawnent of such judgment as
plaintiff may recover her in im hiding at
torneys lees.
c That lie sun lus, if ai y there be, be
paid into coint subject to tbe foriber order
ol said court.
7 That it tbe proceeds of said sale do not
satisfy in full the judgmei.t of plaintiff
herein, inc luding coots, a'torneys fees and
all accruing costs, that pl-n tiff bave judg
ment docketed lor such deficiency against
tbe defendant Ionard Becker, Jr. and exe
cucon issue thereon
181 That the claims, rights and interests
of each and all of the defendants above I
rained be decreed to be subsequent and i
subject to Ihe lien of plaintiffs said jtidg
ment, including attorneys lees, costs and
all accruing costs.
0J That the defendants above named and
each ard all ol them be foreclosed and lor
ever barred ol all right, title, inlerest, or
equity of redemption in or to the Baid prem
ises aud every part thereof.
10J That plaintiff have sncb other, fur
ther or different relief as to the court may
seem meet a- d equitable in tlie premises.
This summons is published by order ol
the Hon. Thomas F. Ryan, County Jodge
of the Countv of Clackamas, Slate of Ore-
mn dted AdM In. 1003. which oraer oi
feet's the publication of this summons not i 10 o'c lock a. to. as tlie time lor hearing ob
less than once a week for six weeks. The I jectiotis, if any there be, to said rejiort, and
date of tbe first publication
of ibis sum-
xnons is April li. 10"
HEDGES GRIFFITH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
A IrnniiXTH ATOK't N AIM?.
Notice la hereby given that the undersign
ed, aduiiuisirator of ihe estule of Nancy H.
Atkinson, deceased, in accordance Willi the
order of the County Court of the s'ate of
Orecon. fbr Multnomah county, 'ill otter
for sale and sell at private sale lor cash'
4.1..... ... .1... ............. I ..I I I... Ai,iirt tr.ini I
and after tha lsi dav ol May, lUW, at his
ollice, at room aO'i Chandler o Con. entree
Building, in the city ol Portland, Multno
mali county, lirrgon, the following de
scribed realVroperty belonging to the ttid
estate, to-wit:
In Clackamas County
HI ck8, Park Addition to (tregon City,
Clackamas Counlv, Oregon.
l.ota 1. 3, 4, and 7, block 9, Park Ad
dition to Oregon City, Or.
Undivided one mini ol lot 8, Mock 28,
Oregon Iron A Steel Company's First Ad
dition to Oswego, Or,
A part ol the Oregon City claim in town
ship 2 south, range east, bounded and de
scribed as follows : Beginning at a point in
the west boundary ol the Kzra Fisher don
ation land claim numbered 44. Ill township
2south, range 2 east; soiitli 38 nun. west
' ttbe cesrinv: south 1 degree west given in
the U. S. tit-Id notes not being the true
bearing) 1.117 ft feet distant Iroui the north
wesl corner ot said claim, from which be
ginning point a cut stone monument 24 in.
xti in. Hi in., marked on top, and set 25 in.
in the ground, eais north 54 deg. ;ili nun.
west a (.5 teel disiair, and running thence
north 54 deg. 30 mill, west 1322 45 tret to a
cut stone monument 24ui xtiin.xtitn..
marked on ton aud set 20 inches in the
ground ; ttience running north A4 deg
tiiin. west oU leel.; tneiue running suum
deg. ;0 nun. west tit bet.: thence n mg
south 54 deg. 30 mm. east 1815.43 feet to the
west boundary line ot tlie said hinra Fisher
1). L. C; thence running north 38 mill,
east along said west boundary line 812 84
feet to the place of beginning, co::laining
24.2!) acres, save and except therefrom a
sir, p ol land 30 feet wide am) 270 leet long
lying soutlieily Irom block 17, in Park Ad
dition to Oregon City, the said strip of land
having been heretqiore dedicated to the
Use of the public as a part ot Sixteenth
street in said Park Addition to Oregon
Citv; and excepting also tneretroni a per
hereto ol even date herewith over a strip
ot the above described land feet wide ly
ing along and on tlie west side ol the west
boundarv line of the said Kzra Fisher D. L.
C. throughout the whole length of the east
boundary ol the above described tract, con
taining 1.12 acres.
A paitof the said Ezra Fisher I) L C, in
tp2soutfi, range 2 east, bounded and describ
ed as follows: Beginning at a granite stone
18 iucbesxl2 inchesxlO incnes, marked A,
and set in tlie west boundary line ol the
said Ezra Fishe- D L C at a point north as
minutes, ea t 23.15 chains distant from the
southwest corner of the said Kzra Fisher I)
L C, and running thence south 87 deg. 15
mill.. easl51 25 ihains lo the division line
beiween husband and wife's halves ol tlie
said Kzra Fisher D I.U.; thence north along
aid division line 8.75 chains ; thence north
85 degrees, 51 minutes, west 51 25 chains to
a point in tlie west boundary of the said
Ezra FlsbtrD. L, C, 30 chains south 38 niin .
west from the northwest corner of t e said
Ezra Kisher D. L. C , where is set a granite
stone 12 i i.xU in.x8 in. marked O. H. A.;
thence soiitn 38 iumi. wesl along said west
boundary line 10 chains to the place ol be
ginning, containing 4.i; acies, mote or
less.
FRANK M. WAKKEN.
Administrator.
kiinio.N.
In thj C rcuit Court of the Slate of Ore
gon for the Coumy ol Cldckaiuas.
Lyda Miller, PUinliff. i
vs
William W. Miller, Deiendant.)
To William W. Miller, toe above named
detendao :
In the name rf Ihe Stale of ( iregon, You
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint hie I attains! you in the above
entitled Coint and Cause on or before Fri
dav. the 8h dav ol MuV. IID'3. and if you
lull in mi am. cur hiiii uiiswi r. (he i laiutill
will app.y m the Court lor the tenet de-1
iumi ded in Ihe comi 1 jint. to-aii: For a
decree dissolving Hie bonds ol mairimotiy
here otore and now existing between you
and plainiill, and thai plainiill resume lier
former name, Lyda Benjamin.
This summons is pul l. slie.t by order ol
tbe Honorable T. F. Ran, County Judge
ol Clackamas County, State of Oregon,
dated March 21, 1003," which order directs
til publication tin rent not less than once
a week for six weeks, and tbe first publica
tion of this summons is on tbe '11 day of
March, 1003.
HEDGES GRIFFI1H.
A Home j s tor Plaintiff.
Ki .nuinN
In the Circuit Court ol the Stale of Ore
gon within aud lor tlie County ol Clacka
mas. Lucy M. Hanley, Plaintiff, )
vs. r
William Hanley, Defendant. )
To William Hanley, the above named de
femla t.
In the nar.ie of the state of Oregon:
Vou are hereby noticed and required t
answer the complaint filed against
you in the above entitled cour and cause
on or before the
2iMi nay oi April, i.su.
being more than si full weeks troni the 1
Hatu ..f tin, lirut i. ii biifu I inn nt Inia Htuit.
inoiis, ami toe date prescribed in the order
for the publication ihereol and lor y uir
appearance, and you are hereby noiitied
thai il you so tail to appear or answer, lor
want thereof, tlie plaintiff will take default
against you, and apply lo the court for the
relief prayed lor in her complaint, tn-wii:
or g degiee dissolving the nouns or mat
rimonv now exntin betwe-n plaintitl and
defendant, and changing tbe defendant's
name to Lucy M. llanna, and for such
othe relle as the court shall deem equit
able. This summons is published by order
ot the Hon. Thomas F. Ryan, Judge ot the
county court of the county of Clackamas,
state ol Oregon, made and entered Febru
ary 21, 1003.
Tbe date ol tbe first publication of this
summons is F'ebruaty 27, 11)03, and the
last puUicatijn April 10, 1003
JoHjtson & Van Zartb,
Attorney lor Plaintiff.
AdmiuUfratrix Notice.
Notice is hereby given that Lena Bern
hard baa been appointed administratrix of
the Estate of Samuel Bernliard, deceased,
ny tlie County Court ot Clackamas County,
Oregon. All persons havi-ig Claims against
said estate, are herebv notified to i resent
tlie same nronf rlv verified according to law
at the Office ol U'Ren A dchuehtl. Oregon
City, Oregon, within tlx mouths Irom the i
date ot this notice,
Dated March 20, 1003.
LENA BERNHAKD,
Administratrix.
C'REN A KCH CEI5KL,
Allys. lor Administratrix.
.olire off Final NHl-in-t.
Notice is hereby given that I have filed
my final account in tlie estate of George H
Marshall, deceased, in the county court of
the state ot Oregon, for Clackamas county,
and that said court has fixed May 4, 10H3, at
ior aeiiiiiiK saiu esiau-.
EDWIN BATES,
Administrator ol said Estate.
Marco 27, 1003.
NiiKKirt"! nam:.
In th Circuit Court of the Stale of Ore
gon, lor the County of Clackamas.
M. H. Flanigan. Plaintilt,
vs.
C.eo. 8. McCord and lieo.
W i chart, Defendants'
Statu ok Okkion, I
Cot NTV or Clackamas,!
By virtue of a judgment order, decree
and'cxciiuion.duly issued out of ami under
the seal l me above entitled court, in the
above en tilled cause, to me dnlv directed
and dated the I3ih day of March, bKU.upon a
judgment rendered and entered in said
coint on the '.Mill day of April.lSW, in favor
of M. H. Klamgait. plainiill, and against
tieo. 8. McCord and Geo. Wilehart, defend
ants, lor the sum of iflloixi, with interest
thereon at the rale of 10 per cent, per
annum (Mm the '.Mill day of April, lSSH.and
the further sum of ."0 as attorney's lee,
and the tuither sum of ft, costs and dia
bursemenis.and ihe costs of and uhiii this
writ, coinmanding me out ol the personal
properly of said defendants, ami if such
could not be loiind, then out of the real
property belonging to said defendants, on
and after the dale of said judgment to sat
Isly said sums above set forth, and also the
costs upon this said writ.
Now, therefore by virtue of said execu
tion, judgment order and decree, and in
coinpdance with the commands of said
writ, being unable to rind any personal
pro. envoi said delemlauts, I ilid on the
2U 1 1 dav of March, 1!KW, duly lew upon
id the following described real property ot
said defendants, si uate and being 1., the
county ot Clackamas, and State of Oregon,
town:
A part ol claim No. 3'.), bning parts of sec
(ions one 1) and twelve 12, in tp 3 8, r 1
K. id W. M., hounded and desenled as fol
lows- Beginning at a point in the east
boltndarv of said cUi"i No. SI, south 44 de
grees, west 111 1!) chairs Iroui the northeast
corner of claim No. 3'.), in said township,
and running thence south 44 deg. west, D.32
chains; thence north 5!) degrees, 45 min
utes, west 42.50 chains; thence north 51 de
grees, 15 minutes, east 15 (iO chains; thence
south M degrees, 30 minut'S, west40chaius
lo I lace of bepnuiing, contiining tiny
of the said deiendant. Geo,
and io the said real property as a Joint
owner in common with Frank Wilehart,
Annie Wilehart and Emma Wilehart, and
1 will, on the 2nd day of May lutfl, at the
hour ol 10 o'clock a. in., at the front door of
the county coon house in the city of Ore
gon City, in said county and state, sell at
public auction, subject to redeu ptii.n, to
the highest bl liier, lor I'. S. gold coin, cash
in hand, all the right, title and interest
which the within named deiendant, or ei
ther ol them, hail on the date of said judg
ment, or spice had in or to the above de
scribed real propeit. or any part thereof,
to salisly sa d judgment order, decree,
in t rest, costs anJ a il accruing cost", i
J. K. SHAVF.R,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oieifon,
By K. C. Hackett. denutv.
Dated Oregon City, Ore., March 27, 1003
Niiniiiiiinn,
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon, for Clackamas County.
Louis A. Rieman.
Plainiill,
vs.
Patlie White Rieman,
Defendant.
In the name of the State of Oregon you
are herebv required to appear ami answer
the complaint tiled against you in the
above entitled suit and Coint within Six
weeks from March 20th, 1003, which is tlie
date of Hie first publication hereof. And if
you fail to so appear and answer, for want
tlnreo!, Plai dill will take a default against
vou, and will apply to the Court lor a de
i-ree mssolvlng the bunds ot matrimony
heretofore existing between Plainiill and
Defendant, on the ground of you" willful
desertion of Plaintilt on and continuously
since.
This summons is published by order of
Hon. Tbos. F. Ryan. Judge of County
l imrr lor Clai-kamas Com tv, duly made
on March 13th, 1!3, which order presciihes
i that ibis summons shall be published once
a week lor six succesne weeKS uate oi ursi
Publication March Sdh. putt, dale of last
Pul.liCi.tion Mav 1st, 1'.hi3.
Oregon City. March 13th, 10".'!.
C11A8. A. PEritAIN,
Altv. lor Plainlifl.
M.MM ..
In the County Court of the Htate of Ore
gon, lor the Coimtv of Clackamas
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j tytiaries c. cone, iianiuu,
vs. i
Isaac Farr, McMinnvilleCollege,
a corporation. Eda Broderick
and John Broderick.
Defendant. J
To John lir iderick. Defendant:
In tlie name of the slate of Oregon : V oil
are hereby reipiired t appear ami atrnwer
tlie c diipiaint filed aain-d you in the above
entitled cause on or belore Monday, the 8 li
day of June, 1003, and if you fail to so ap
pear and answer, for want thereof the
plaintitl will apply lo the court for the re
bel demanded in his complaint, lowit:
That ihe plaintiff's title to the south ball of
the southwest ipiarter of section 21, in
towi ship 2 south, of Miige 2 east, of the
Willamette n eridian, situated in the coun
tv ol Clackamas and slat of Oregon, he
I lorever tpneieu aaiosv iiieciaioi ui jou mi
1IIV0II, claiming to the same by. from.
through or under you, ami mat you ana
they be forever restrained Irom Betting up
any claim or title in ami to said premises
or any part thereof, and that plaintilt may
recover the cost ol this suit aud for such
olher relief as to the court may seem meet
and eipiiiahie.
This summons is published by order of
Hon. Thos. F. Kyan. judge of the county
c ourt of Clackamas county, duly made and
entered on April 14, 100'i.
First publication April 17. 1003.
W. A. ML'NLY ami P. P. DABNEV,
Attorneys lor Plaintiff.
April 17. 19'i3.
lrooNaU Tor N reet.
Sealed proposals for furnishing all labor
and materials and constructing a road Irom
a point on tbe Bluff in the South end ot
Oregon Citv, Oregon to the Railroad cross
ing at the end ol Third Street at the foot ol
the bluff will be received by Ihe Committee
on Streets and Public Property of Oregon
City iimil 2 o'clock P. M. Saturday, May
2nd, 1003.
Specifications containing information for
bidders will be furnished upon personal ap
plication to the Recorder of Oregon City.
Plans and profiles of said work can be seen
at the office ol said Recorder.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
chec k for t.HO(Certifieii) which will he sub
ject t' forfeiture in case of failure to furnish
wind and enter into a written contract if
called upon to do so.
The right fi reject any and all proposals
arsd lo accept any proposal Considered most
favorable to Oregon City is reserved.
All proposals should be addressed to
Committee on Mreets and Public Property
of Oregon City, Oregon. Care Bruce C.
Curry, Reorder.
By order of the Committee on Streets
and'Public Properly.
W. Siikaiian, Chairman,
C. ft. H CSTLKY,
E. F. Stoky.
ialonsi I Ate use.
Notice is hereby given that I will apply '
to tbe City Council of Oregon City lor a
Liquor License at my present location 4th
and Main Sts. at the regular May meeting
of said council. April 23
W. E. Wiwoa. i
NI'lVl.UO.XM
. In Ihe Circuit Court of Oregon, for the
County o( Clackamas.
U. B. 'llall, plaintiff, I
v.
Sallia 0. Hall, defendant.)
To the defendant Sallie C, Hall :
In the name of the Mate of Oregon, You
are hereby required to appear and answer
the complaint llled against you in the above
entitled Court and Cause on or below the
i 2.lh dav of April, HK3, and if you fail In
j apoeitr or answer at tint lime, the plaintiff
I .. .11 I.. ... tl.u ...... .-( '.. lltM PMli.lf liml'Mll
Will "(1 IU Vl'.li l.'l " ......
(or in said Complaint, lowit: that the
bonds of matrimony existing between the
plaintilt and ileleiidanl be dissolved. This
summons is published In the Oregon City
Knterprise, pursuant to an rrdrr made by
Thus. V. Kyaii, Counly Judge of Clackamas
Countv, Oregon, in the alehre ot tlie
J in-i!e 'of the above named Circuit Court,
on the II h dav ol March, l!H)f, which or
der is returnable to the Circuit Court above
named, and the tirsv publication of this
Summons i March 13, Iliu't and the lt
publication Is April 24ih, IIHU.
JA.MKSUI.KA80N,
Attorney lor plaintilt.
Kirrulor's ftolire. ,
Notice Is hereby given that C. Schuehel
has been appointed execuior of Ihe I ihi will
and testament of Bernliard Penpel, de
ceased, by tlie County Court for Cliirkainas
Co., Oregon. All persons having claims
against said est lie, are herebv noiilied to
present Ihe same propeily verilied accord
ing to law, at the Office ol V Ken ,V Schue
hel, Oregon Ciiy, Oregon, within six
months from Ihe dale of this notice.
Dated March 25, 1003.
0. SCI IP K HE U
Executor.
Police ot AdlmiiiUlriilrlx.
Nniiceis hereby given that Ihe under
signed has been appointed ad oinislratrix
ol the estaia of Wiiliain F. Edwards, de
ceased. All persons having claims against
tlie said estate are hereby notilied lo pre
sent tlie same, duly verilied acc irdmg lo
law, and ac ouipanied ny Ihe proper
vouchers, to the undersigned al Lalavetie,
Yamhill county, Oregon, or at the ollice of
Geo. C. Drowned, at Oregon City, Oregon,
within six months of the uate or this no
tice. KETURAH A. EDWARDS,
Administratrix.
Geo. C. Browned and Howard M. Brow
ned, attorneys for administratrix.
Dated this 3rd day of April, 1003.
A l ml ii I rs I p a tor' . o lice.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed lias been duly Hp)inttd by the
County Court of the State of Oregon for
the Coun'y of Clackamas administrator
of the Eaiate of Criah Daiinuls, De
ceased. All persons having claims)
against the said Kstute are hereby noii
tied to present the same, properly veri
fiuil io the udiiiiriiHlralor at hia residence
at Clackamas Station in the) County of
Clackamas, witinii six inoiiins iioin me
dale of this notice.
Dated April 8th, 1003.
JOHN W. BKNNETT.
Administrator of the Kstate of Uriah
Dannals, Deceased.
police Tor liibIirallon.
Timber Land Act, June 3. 1K78.
Cnited Stales Land nilice, Oregon City,
Oregon,.March 31st, 10 1.3.
Notice is hereby given that incompliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress
of June3, 1878, entitled "An act for the
sale of timber lands in the slates of Califor
nia, Oregtin, Nevada and Washington Trr
rifory,'' as extended lo all the Public Land
States by act of August 4. 1802,
ERNEST 8. KRI'SE,
of Stafford, countv of Clackamas, Htute of
Oregon, has Ibis day lind in this office his
sworn statement No. citdl. for Ihe purchase
of Ihe HEi of N V !,'; NFS' id SW'; and
Lots 5 aim 0, ol Sei-iiou No 32. in Township
No. 4 Souih, It inge No. II East, and will oi
fer roof lo show Hint file land sought is
more valuable for 's timber or st.me than
lor agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim tosaid land belore the Register
and Receiver ot this office at Oregon City,
Oregon cm Monday, the loth day of July
1003. He names 'as witnesses: Tom P
Randall, Olio Krickson, Frank Forsiierg
and A W. Cheney, all ol Oregon City,
Oregon.
Anvandall persons claiming adversely
the above-described lands are requested to
rile their clai s in this office on or belore
said lOdid.y of July, 1003.
CHAS. B. MOoKKS.
Register.
Phis office carries in stock a complete
line of legal blanks of every variety, and
we are prepared lo fill orders by mail on
hort notice.
Liquor Licei'KK.
Notice is hereby given l hat I will ap
ply to 1 lie City Council of Oregon City
lor a liquor license at the regular May
meeting at my present place of business
on 8th street.
K. Matthias,
police to Tat payer.
In compliance with Ihe law passed at the
last session of tlie egislature, which re
quires all property to be assessed at its true
value, i shall double the assessment of al!
property lit the county, based on the 1002
assessment. The assessments that ware
malleoli or before March 17ih, and were
not doubled, will be assessed according to
the rest of tbe property of the county.
JAS. F. NELSON,
May 1, 1003. County Assessor.
Physicans Prescribe it
for their most Delicate
Patient. Old and Pure.
FOR SALE BY
- E. MATTHIAS -Sole
Agency for Oregon City
lrwouls) lor Hewer.
Sealed proposals lor furnishing all labor
ami materials and consirucUnc Sewers in
Sewer District No. a of Oregon City, Oregon,
will be received by tlie Oi ditee on
Streets and Public Properly ot Oregon City,
until 2 o'clock P. M on Thursday, May
14th. 1003.
Specifications containing liinher Infor
niailou lor bidders will be furnished upon
personal ap licaiion lo Ihe Recorder of
Oregon fit . Pinna and profiles ol said
work can be seen at Ihe ollice of said Re
cooler. Each proposal must be accompanied by
a in rlilied check lor the sum ot VHI which
will no subject to lorleilure in caseol fallur
to iiirnish uond and enter inlo a wrillen
contract if called upon to do so.
The rig' t lo reject any and all proposals
ami to ac cept any proposal considered most
lavorable to Oiegon City Is reset veil.
All proposals should be addressed lo
Committee on 8t reels and I'nhllc Propeity
ol Oregon City, Oregon. Care Bruce V.
Cuiry, Recorder.
By'orde' ol Hie Committee on Streets mid
Public Propeity.
VVM Siikaiian, Chairman,
C. 11. Hi'tiri.nv,
K. F. Stoky.
A orient Football.
riilllp Stublics wrote In 1 ." S-l In IiIh
book on "The Aiuitoinlc of AIuihch:"
"For us concerning foolliull I pro
test unto you It limy rather he called
a frecndly Undo of light tlinii a piny
of ivcmitlou; a bloody mid iiiiirllicrliig
iiructlco tlinii n fdowly sporte of pus
tyinc. For dooth not every one lye In
wulght for his Advcrscrlt', rnvkliig lo
overthrow him mid to plckc him on his
nose, though It be on liui'd NtoncH, so
thut by this inclines Koinol lines their
iiecka lire broken, tunnel lines their
bucks. soiiii'lluicH their logs, soincl lines
their nniiK, Hoiiictliiics unit piirt thrust
out of Joynt, soiiii'lluicH another; scmie
tlnics the litwoii gush out with blood,
mime! linen their eyes start out -lighting,
liriiwllni;. contention, quiirrol pick
ing, nuirthor, homicide and great effu
sion of blood, as experience dayly
teuebcth."
Cblnrae Juatlre.
The China Times relates an extraor
dinary case of Chinese "Justice."
A Mr. Jen was betrothed to Miss
linn and paid his n cy to the wo
man's parents. Then he called on tho
paiviils to havp the contract fulllllcd
mid was told that the promised utio
was the hi-lilf of another.
Having paid his money ho considered
he was entitled to the girl and went
to her husband's house to carry her
off, but she was not lit home He thcu
laid his case before tho magistrate.
The girl was arrested and sentenced
to be "ktin-cd." Ihe magistrate arguing;,
"If you arc so wicked nt twenty years
of age, at the ago of eighty you will
he U nieiiace to the Celestial empire."
The process of ktia-iiig is very similar
to the llngclilh, or slicing to deutli
punishment.
The Population of the Moon.
There is plenty of authority for be
lieving that there Is n man In tho moon.
In fact, there Is authority for bellevini;
that there are women and other ani
mals there. Dante declares Hint Cain
was banished to the moon and that he
can be seen there nt any time. Cliutieer
declares that the man In the iiickiii was
guilty of larceny and that he carries u
thorn bush. Sluikcspenre loads blni
Willi thorns and gives him a dog. Ac
cording to the general version, lie was
banished there for gathering slicks on
Sunday, and Hie ticnnaiiH have ampli
fied this theory by giving him a wom
an who had been caught churning but
ter on Sunday.
A Cheeky C'unlomer.
"I had a uiihiuu but tantalizing ex
perience the other day," said u clerk
wbo works In a hair store. "A man
came Into our place mid asked to look
at some false beards. Of course he was
accommodated, and he spent over uu
hour going over the lot, trying them ou
and examining himself In a glass. He
took up my time, and after he had ex
amined everything in that line In the
store he thanked me and said he wus
considering whether to raise a beard or
Lot und wished to see how he would
look In the different styles."
A Willy Belort.
As Is generally the case with people
who have nothing to say worth hear
ing, a conceited drummer talked a
great deal, to the evident disgust of a
number of 1:1s drummer friends who
were dining at a country hotel. When
cheese wus served, It wus of u decided
"lively" brand, much to the delight of
the Irrepressible. He attacked it with
great gusto, remarking, "I'm like Sum
gon, slaying them by the thousand!"
"Yes." replied a quick witted diner fit
the end of the table, "and with tho
Bame weapou too!"
An Alternative.
"Now, then," said the professor of
logic, "give us an Idea of your knowl
edge of the etiestlon in plain words."
"Why er I'm ufraid," stnmmered
the student, "thtit I cuu't Jubt exact-ly"-
"Perhups then you may give us an
Idea of your Ignorance of It In any old
words." Philadelphia Press.
Loior),
Alice Click' Cube, what would yon
do if you had a million dollars?
Uncle Cube-Well. 1 doan rightly,
know, ITT missy; but ef I had a inilyun ,
dollahs I believe I'd git my ole shoes
half soled. Puck.
Tbe MlruKKle For Ofllee.
If this free people. If, Ibis government
Itself. Is ever utterly demoralized, It
will come from this human wriggle and
(druggie for otliee that Is, a way to
live without work.-Lincoln.
A trick Is like a cheap firecracker
when it seems to have done Its work
and lost Its vitality It Is apt to explode
and hurt the man who set It off. Sat
urday Kveiiing"ToKt.
Subscribe for tbe Enterprise.
WILLAMETTE
...GROCERY...
i'T) Cents
7 HiiiH Lenox Soup
23 Cents
7 HiirH l'nli WuhIi Powder
25 Cents
(iullon Can l'oars
5 Cents
Can I!c8t linked IicuiiH
10 Cents
!i ltm Perfection Salt
25 Cents
(i Ciuih Deviled Hum
25 Cents
3 Cans Deeilieud Oysters
25 Cents
2 Kill ml (lood Cullco
35 Cents
1 11). M fc M IJloii.l, very lino
Miles & McGlashan
OUKCO.N CITY, OKMiON.
what a i)ii i'i:iii;Mi:
It Miike lo Onifiiu 4'ify Ilcsi
tlcnl it ho l eollly.
Il is pretty biinl to prove I ho hUIu
nieni of some summer rchicling in (ar
awsy parts of Ibe country, but the. lOHti
inony tlisl follows sboiil'd convince the'
III, 'Hi skeptical
1) I ). Coffee, of I'lT'liiiul, wIiohh place
of lenldctice is Ht -IMS KiimI Thirteenth)
sireel. sitvs: "I have been a great suf
ferei from carbuncle or tumors 'or years.
Kvery ouch in awhile they Hpsnred not
on iv one Ht a lime, but luoke out in dif
feienl places, mostly on mv iirms or
h I o in I my neck. Three yearn ago I sill
(etc 1 1 Irom a number of tbeiii, whiclk
broke out ulmoHt at tbe same lime. 1
was treated bv s pbvsicii", and In
staled that I would never gel entirely
rid ol l bcin unless I bud tin in lanccil
and the core lakeu mil. lie opcraled oil
liiem, slid I was not liolheicil with any
mote iiaii I hist lull, when one made its
appearance I ciiine lo tbe couclilHiort
thai my blood miih mil of order and flint
the kiiliievs weie lint pel fm iinngs Ibeir
fiinciioi s properly. The lirst thing 1
tlioiittlil of w'hh lo net the kidneys r irht,
unci I not a box of Doaii's Kidney Till-,
tak ng them as ilir-c e l, and Hieydul
nil that was claimed for tl.ein I 111 pre
viciiih oci a-ooii" w hen one i oed it
wast IhIIiivvimI hv oil it rs, hut D' -.'s Kid
ney I'i Is diet ked them .A' n il two
Weeks it co one limke out on mv .tun ami
1 snain rt-Horled to Detail's kidney Tills
iti.d ibev prevented others irmn appear
ing I can chceiliillv re oiiiineu l (loan's
Kidney I'lllf, lor I also know o'heis who
have used llie'n Willi vei V sitl isfac tory
rc-ul ."
To lily more proof like die r nil Ore
goo Cuv iieon'e fall nt C. 'i. Hunt
I, ) ' dnu snice and tick wliil Ihhciin
tlillieiH report.
I'',ii -ti If bv al dealer. I' i. '1 cents,
l-'ot er- Mill, urn Co., liull'tl N , solo
Mgenie f..r Ibe I'ln'ecl Si, Hen
I it-is i -in I t-r Hie mime D.to's an I
lake no siibsiilule.
luil i v: ii In Ik M'ney lo liu
At ( ami 7 per cent, dill on or write?
.Ino. VV. I,oikh,
iiregon Cit) t Iregon
Mevens' building.
If vou don't g"t (lie Kntkki'hihi yut
don't gcd the news.
TIRED AND
WORN OUT
Women Need
a constant supply of Moml-making ma
terial or their systems will break down.
The complicated female organism is
bo delicately adjusted as to ho easily
thrown out of balance. As a result,
health and strength are afl'ectcd by
divers diseases. Motherhood, family,
society all levy such drains upon her
strength that most women break under
the nervous tension. The demands
upon her nervous strength are much
greater than similar demands of the
opposite sex. Hence she must be sup
plied in greater measure with the ele
ment iron that gives strength. The
reason women feel tired and worn out
and suffer from headache, pains in the
back and limbs, etc., is because they
have used up their supply of Iron.
Menstruntion trouble Is largely caused
by lack of iron.
Dr. Harter's
Iron Tonic
supplies this clement. It enriches the
blood and restores what strain has
used up.
Augusta, Ark., May 10, 1001.
"After having sold Dr. Hnrter's remedies
lor thirty years I ran cheerfully recommend
rtn ii m them. 1 might add that I
1 1 )Va-tJ". hold In spei-liil favor Dr. llar-
Y&Jr tr' Iron Tonic, and would
fAX recommend it as the very
qualnted with. To weak, worn-out
women, and those troubled with nerv
ouaneH, poor digestion, and pale, tblo.
blood, 1 believe it to be a panacea.
"3. B. Wilkebsow, Druggist-
(Si.tM rurtftM tkat ikevt tntlmld It Mila