Oregon City enterprise., June 26, 1903, Page 2, Image 2

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 2G, la
CORRESPONDENCE
Correspond! nts nr requested to re
new their work. We will pnpplv all
nioessa-y stationery. The news from
y?ur neighborhood tdiouhl appear in
these columns every week.
The entottuihiueiit at the school house
Friday fveniiui uiiier tin- able maiiiwrt
tent ol M tj Norman, teacher Mr l lie 1
purchase id a Bt'hoot ihlg WS H gialld
iu re- aiui enonjh monev reaiiz-d to
obtain a good o.ie, a it. I nex' term it will
fliat in tiie breozr; every pleasant day.
The past days have been dull and
glxitnv xnil enough water (ell to gladden
ttie heart of the potato grower and sad
del those hu had hay down.
There is anx'ety in some hearts how
ever, wai.ing lor the dreadful list of the
dead Hi Heppner.
Mrs. Cane has gone to Corvallis to
snip do n her funiiinie, as the students
who were with tier, (her grandchildren)
will lioard when tiny return.
Maik Baker sheared nearly all the
small binds of sheep in the community
amnenting to four or five hundred and
no they are trying to get him to shear
the goat at the Workman hall. .
Mrs. Henry Gai6 and young daughter
started for home in Tillamook Monday.
An unfortunate time to cross the moun
tains. Central Point
The crops look fine in this vicinity.
The showers we have had came just at
the rig'it time, r rom all indications we first coat of paint oo his new house; Fe
will have a bonnti'nl harvest. I ter Kuhl is building a large, new house;
Ueo. Randall's two daughters and son
h- v returned hwme from Salem where
th'V have been attending school at the
0 iversilv.
Tin wife of Wm Rmdall niacl him a '
present of a fine girl baby June 17th. i
Th smiu.l school meeting held jn j
Brown's school h.ue was rather a
tor in v au nr. 1 fie lolloping otli ers ;
were i lecti l : 0. "v K i:lall. ditector;
RVicrt down, clerk. This district, No.
6J, Ins been the most poorly manned of
aiy dibti ict In tlif county during the p ist
yj,tr. The teople dem in led tiie renig
Mtion of K. I'nudas, one uf the directors.
Vt' lien the school eloped for the year
ti ere were only a few li'.lle folks attend
ing school while the average, number is
!out forty-five.
lieo. Randall made his dunhtetb a
present of a beautilul new piano.
Kev. Vernon, the colored evangelibt,
p eached at Central Point last Sunday,
lie gave a very able discourse.
Hops in this vicinity are of a good
color and premise a fcood yield.
Logan.
Mr. Winder raised his biz, new barn
one day last week. Mr, King was the
carpenter.
At our recent school meeting Mr. Mo-
Ser was elected director.
Mr. Swales purchased a new milk
wagon recently.
Mr. Canhell, from Eastern Oregon, is
in our burn with a band of horses. He
is selling cheap.
. There will be a dance a't Logan, Hard
ing Orange Hall, Saturday night, Julv
4, 1903. Everybody invited. Come and
Lave a good time.
Ben Swales has a fine, new buggy.
What's the attraction, Ben, down at
Stone?
Fred lUebooff and Mr. Hutchins are
getting out timber for Mr. Anderson's
barn.
Mr. Forbes, the Stone buttermakar,
leaves next Saturday.
. Radical reductions in all trimmiiigs
and hats. Miss C, Goldsmith.
Dimucu,
Mrs. Stevenson, of Portland, is visit
ing Mrs. Walter Smith.
Mrs. Boese, of Damascus, committed
Suicide Jnne IStu by banging herself.
Miss Nettie Tong, who has been at
tending school at Seattle, is home on
visit.
Mrs. Watts, of Portland, was the goeet
of Mrs. Ttieo. Schmidt last week.
Miss Annie and Cbas. Bnrghardt, of
Barton, were the gnests of A. W. Cooke
nd family last Sunday. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Starkweather and Mr.
nd Mrs. J. Kisley, of Concord, were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Derry Sun
day. Frank Bates and son John, Richard
Morton, Ed Boring and Willie Oeburn
were the guests of A, W, Cooke week
go Sunday.
The patrons of school Dist. No. 31 held
their annual school meeting Monday and
re-elected A. W. Cooke as director and
8. C. Young as clerk. After adjourn
nunt the directors held a board meeting
and elected Miss Annie Young teacher
for the year. Miss Young taught the
school last year and was very succeneful
in her work and the patrons and pupils
are looking forward to some very satis
factory results in the next year's school
work.
School closed in Rock Creek, Dist. No.
31, Friday, June l'Jth with an eotertain-
We like best to call
SCOTT'S EMULSION
a food because it stands so em
phatically for perfect nutrition.
And yet in the matter of restor
ing appetite, of giving new
strength to the tissues, especially
to the nerves, its action is that
of a medicine.
Send for free samnlc
SCOTT & BOWMfc, thembti.
409-415 rtxn street, liewYare. 4
T tac.aadfi.oo; all draggiiu.
Gray
"My li.iir vms falling out nd
turni:i' Ri;sy very fust. But your
H.ir i ,or stopped tiie falling'and
restored t!ia nntural color." Mrs.
E. Z. B.'in'a;:::.'. Cohoes, N. Y.
It's iaTrossilMo for you
not to Li" i !J, with the
color cf seventy years in
your h ;ir ! Perhaps you
are seventy, and you like
your gray iuir! If not,
use Ayer's H-ir Vigor.
In less than a month your
grav hair will have all the
d.:rk. rich color cf youth.
,;i '.(' tvstle. All ruf;Ms.
;.--ist cMmet unniT von,
.'lUr and im will exprv!.!i
l- suresn.i tive ll:e name
- x t.r"s i th.j. Ad.ltvi,
AYKK 10., Lowell, Mas.
ment. The program was well rendered.
Among ( lie many piece worthy of note
was the Indian club drill hy the Misses
Newells; sunflower drill hy the young
ladies of the school and a dialogue, "He
fore and Behind the Scenes," by the
Misses 11 nd Messrs. Stolle. Ureal honor
is due Miss Young in the way she con
ducted the exercises.
George
George is progressing nicely the last
few months. Julius I'.uilson has put the
1 1
Kobert Mider is building a new barn:
Hans Kliukt r is hauling lumber for a
new house; A. isteinke is building a
bonce, and Peter Held has hauled lum
ber for a lare, new ham and has put
uo about h.df a mile of hoard fence along
the county mad. Picket fences and oilier
fences have also lee,. put up.
Quite a bit of work has been done on
ti,e lo.iil, nicli is aiso an lin oruvoiiient.
j A re' ilion is bring circulated for a lie v
j county road, connecting the two main
roads in about the middle oi the settle
j men'.
M:.-8Lvi!ii an ! Martha and .Mr. Ju
lius raul.-on took a pleasant trip to Sea
' suie last week.
j The Presbyterian church was well at
tended la.t time. Iliree young girls
'were taken up as members of the church.
People from all around were there.
Mrs. Held and son and Mrs. Klinker
were viditiug fiiends iu (jariield last
Sunday.
Crops look fine and a large harvest is
expected.
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Paulsen have tak
en a trip to Ashland this week.
Unlon Hall.
News of interest in this locality is
scarce. j
Miss Louisa Perringer, of this place, is
staying in Canby with Mr. Geo. Kauch.
L. Rigs and familv and several oth
ers went fishing to Meadow Brook last
Sunday.
Last Monday J. D. Wilkerson was
elected director and L. P. Burns clerk.
Louisa Perringer visited at ber home
last Sunday.
J. H. Barns called on Sam Wilkerson
last Sunday.
Several from this place went to Wm.
Cassidy's funeral last Friday at the Zion
cemetery.
Mr. Hilton and wife, of Canby, visited
at F. Hilton's, of this place, last Sun
day. John Burns went to Canby last Satur
day. The lads that tore the shutter open on
the ball and threw a rock through two of
the window lights, had better find some
thing else to do, for they might find
something they do not want.
Beaver creek
Rain is the productive weather of the
day.
Mr. Steiner and son's new barn is
rapidly being constructed.
Friends were visiting Mr. Steudeman
and family last Sunday,
G. Thomas took a great elide off the
top of bis barn this week. He was walking
the roof with corked shoes when sud
denly a shiagle save way and down came
the man, shingle and all. There were
no serious injuries, only the loss of a lit
tle skin.
G. Bluhm is finishing the D. W.
Thomas barn at present;
The annual school meeting was held
last Monday. A. Bluhm was elected as
director and H. Holman as clerk.
Steve Londigan has bought the Thos.
M. Thomas place. There most be some
thing going to bappen.
Rev. Ballvander Jones delivered a ser
mon at the Bryn Zion church last Sun
day morning, and will deliver an English
sermon next Sunday at 2 p. in. Mr.
Jones is a very prominent preacher.
Come one, come all.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
This preparation contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives instant relief and never
fails to cure. It allows you to eat all
the ood you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take It. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
seared after everything else failed. It
4 unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
prprpd only by E. O. DeWitt & Co., thlcajro
Tbe U. buttle coDtaici2tt Umea tbe&Oc saaa,
B !.:! 'us o"i
K veil n KM . '.
I ut your ti- :r.
Merrill Moore and John Kunpp have
returned from Corvallia, w here they have
been attending the State Agricultural
College,
Miss Estella Block, of San Francisco,
la visiting in this city at the home of
Mrs 1. Selling.
M. Michael, a furniture dealer of H iker
City, wa in the citv this week, the guest
J of his cousin, M. Michael, (he clothing
merchant.
! ChistcrCnny.nl Portland, has len
j the nue t of his biuiher, City Kecoider
Hi uce C. Coin, f.ir seveiul days.
Win. Ka lor, of Molalla, was in thu
City Slllllld:lV.
Mr. and Mis. C. P. Mo. ires, a'teudel
the tniicral i f the la'e Mrs. Uohert A.
Miller at Salem Sun lay iiitein.Mn, Mi.
Monies and the deceased eie classmates
at Willamette rniversity.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Hall, of Portland.
spent last Sunday in this city, the guests
of Mr. uiid .Mrs. i'.. L. Johnson,
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Pearpon.of Spring
water, were in the city Monday,
Mia. J. V. Norris has returned from
F.ugene, where she attended the com
mencement exercises ol the slate uni
versity. Shanks Gilbert, who has been working
in the mines at Octave, Colorado, is
visiting old friends iu this city.
Chas. W. Wilson, who has for some
time been employed by railroad com
pany in Idaho and Utah, is expected
liome early in July for a visit with rela
tives. Productive weather la the order of the
day and all are busy cultivating potatoes.
Several of the B. C. sports went to the
picnic at Macksburg last Friday.
All of B. C'a. teamsters have quit the
cord wood hauling and all you can nee
now days is the Shannon Bros, lumtier
from here to loan.
W. M. Martin is rapidly constructing
an addition to his house.
TheStinerand sons barn is nearly
completed.
Wm. Vanoverand faotily have moved
off i l,e tornier Tims. M. I hoses place and
Steve Londigan has taken possession.
iMvid E. Jones lost one of his valuable
horses one dav last week.
I Fred Stin'-r lad a lucky runaway lut
j Sun. lay night. 'Ihe h ir-e ran about two
ami a half miles and tlnii p.uted fiom
the bti.gv and It-It It a g iod as cer ivitli
the exception of a fe.v bends. Mr. 1VI
sel, the butcher of Olefin Citv, had Ihe
8 m:e thing happen last Wednesday out
here.
Miss A. Williiuns is visiting the Pa vis
liiuiily ut piesent.
O. Bluhm finished the P. W. Thomas
barn this week.
Frank Shennborn, of Oreiton City,
called on Miss Nellie Stevens last Sun
day. (laud Concert.
Considerable cedit is due many peo
ple of this city as well as the Juauha
Company for their donations. The man
agement of Shively'a opera house, the
presses and the religious organization
have generously donated the opera
house, the advertising and the work con
nected with making this entertainment
a success. Therelore if the people of
Oregon City will now be as generous or
if they will turn out in a body there is
no reason why we should not send to the
people of Heppner at least -00; that if,
if you will attend the entertainment, we
promise that you will have your money's
worth and we will as a committee ac
knowledge and send the proceeds to the
needv ones at Henuner.
The price of admission Is 15, 35 and 50
cents. No extra charge will be made lor
reserved seats, which are on sale at
Huntley's book store.
Oaroi.
Mr. Gregory and daughter, Isabella,
took a drive to Molalla Sunday.
Maggie and Clara Guyer are home on
a visit.
Chris Bullard, of Oregon City, spent
Sunday at B. Faust's.
Why is it, boys, that you can't all af
ford a carriage?
Jack Moores is working for B. Fioet.
Mrs. Spence was the guest of Mrs.
Griseothwaite at Beaver Creek Saturday
and Sunday.
A large number of Carusites attended
the baseball game at Maple Lane, last
Sunday, between the Carus and Ely
nines.
Highland.
Building barns seems to be the fashion
of the day, as Daniel Fellows, Hawley
North and Amos Harrington are each
erecting new ones.
Mrs. Arthur Fowler and little daugh
ter Margery, who have been visiting rel
atives here for the past week, have
returned to their home in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. J.N. Harrington, of Ore
gon City, Mrs. Bert flarrington and little
son Allen, and Mrs. Larans, of Bandon,
were the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. K.
Harrington Sunday.
Married, at the borne ot the groom,
Mr. Jack Wallace, of this place, arid
Miss Wilson, of Mountain Home. Mr.
M. C. Kandle, justice of the peace, offi
ciated. Miss Wava Harrington, who has been
visiting for a week with friends in Mol
alla and Oregon Lily, lias returned to
her home,
Mrs. William Scott, of Oregon Citv
who has been visiting relatives here for
the past week, left Thursday for Minne
sota. Our enterprising merchants, Messrs.
Marshall & Patterson, are doing a rush
ing business.
Hats below cost. Miss C. Goldsmith.
If not the most elegant store, it is a
settled fact that they are selling goods
the cheapest at the Racket Store of any
store in Oregcn City. That's right, and
it is no josh, either.
June 19.
Baby caps,
prices,' Miss C.
chlldrens' bats
Goldsmith.
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$500
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KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Prying; preparations simply devel
op dry catarrh ; they dry np the ieoretioua,
which adhere to the msnihrane and decom
pose, causing a far mora serious trouble than
the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid all dry
ing inhalants, fames, smokes and snuffs
and use that which cleanaoa, soothes and
heaJa. Ely's Crsam Balm is such a remedy
and will cure catarrh or cold in the head
easily and pleasantly. A trial size will be
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell the
COo. size. Ely Brothers, 6(1 Warren St., N. Y.
The Balm cures without pain, does not
irritate or cans sneezing. It spreads itself
over an irritated and angry surface, reliev
ing immediately the painful inflammation.
With Ely's Cream Italtn you are armad
against Nasal Catarrh and Uuy Fever.
A Cl'.i Mlhd.e,
Blunders are tu - v-ry expen
sive. Occasiona l v IHm il.-M-.f is Ihe price
of a mistike. but o'i' I '.ecr he wrong
if you take Or. Km. Life PilU for
Dyspepsia, Piz.tLcs. IL- .Uclie. Liver
or Bowel troubles. Tsev 'ire gt-nlle. yet
thorough L'5: at Geo. A. Harding's
Drug .Store.
About twenty-five thousand acres of
land in Clackamas county isbeld by P
11. Marlay, et al, under tax titles, which
will soon rinen into good titles if not
defeated. I hereby agtee to defeat any
of those titles for about one-half the sum
demanded for a deed by said P. H. Mar
lay et al. Otherwise no charges made.
G. B. Dimick, Attorney-at.law,
Oreiton City, Oregon.
A Nerloiik .WW take
E. C. DeWitt & Co. is the name of the
firm who make the genuine Witch Hazel
Salve. PeWitt's is the Witch Hazel
Salve that heals without leaving a scar.
It is a serious mistake to use any other.
DeWitl's Witch Hazel Halve cures blind,
bleeding. Itching and protruding piles.
burns, bruises, eczema and all skin dis
eases. Sold by Geo. A. Harding.
Cups and mirrors free at Charman &
Co. drug store. See their advertisement.
The latest novelties in millinery,
on Miss Goldsmith,
Call
DR. FENtN'ER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All diseases of Kidneys,
CURE
Bladder, urinary organs.
Also Rheumatism, BacX
ache, HeartDlseare. (travel
Dropsy, Female Troubles.
Don't become discouraged. There Is a
ear for yon. if necetwary write lr. I inner
lie baa spout a life time curing Just sucb
cases an yours. All cfiusultatlona Free.
"Elrht months In bed, heavy backache,
pain and soreness across kidneys, also rheu
matism. Other remedies fulled. Dr. Fen
neri Kidney and llackache Cure cured Die
compleUdr. IJ. WATEU8, Hamlet, N. Y."
PruirjrlfiU. 50c., II. Ak for Cook Book Free.
CT UlTIICn WPC Pure Core. Circular. IT
I a VI I UO UMWut teuner, Fredoola.N.Y
For Bale by
Charman & Co Huntley Brothers
j Doctor Sponge
lias a very lurjo praclifo, hut jt would In j much
ai-ocr H itfoplo only knew
H'OJ
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ho is p'lH'cally and
Thttso who do know
oil to givo him u.
von niav huv u hi
; soft
buy a soft spongy spooo for
Koft spongy sponp's iu dillcivnt sit;s
tween ihcso.
When
ytm liuy a
the kind of a
spoiij:o yon
want to pay. 0 aro especially strong on sponges, ami
tho knowlodgo wo havo of tho article is knowlodgo that ,
is worth money to you. Try ono in your hath to
morrow try one on tho baby uso it fur ovorvthint?-
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;y sponges at special prices.
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HOWELL
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(ieneroiiH 1'oiitrlliiitliiiM lime
.M. i.U I leu III List 78.
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lleppncr, June .'.. Nnirly $7:,(H)
swelled t be loCil ol rehel donations Toev
ilay. ll is giiir,'illv weliMined, as the
fal.tng oir in rei eip M I hi day hi feri gave
soii.e .itiie'y l i -MMiniltee, t'of Ineie
H plc--o.e llir I li I'Vi. y Cent reieived
or hlOOit-l-l. 1 I It. Iliollfl' Ct.lnen fli'tll Mil
ovei Ihe I ni'ed Males, one mail III a
lar i ll' c i in r in Ti-mis c iiiirdeitum fl,
m lole i be l ily ol Ni w i oi k scut a check
lor iO0.
lint oiu ill' rt body was recovered
Tuesday, briugii g the lo'al toiind toilulii
to I7S. ll Mas I'leiililied as Kay laing,
oldest soil of James Long. Mr. lying's
riiiderce was near the depot. Ilia wile
was an invalid, and w hen the Mood came,
he inn out with three children twu
..Ll un.l u I..... ll... I .u I... K
I He burned them Into the depot and re-
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turned toget Ins wile, or lo help Ins
ntber three children. All were lout, ex
cel! thu three in the depot, r.lt. llart
the assistant 0 K. A N. agtit, seized
them, together with the little daughter
of J. M. Kernan, the regular station
agent, and made f. r the hills back ol
the depot. Though up to hit armpits
for a time in the rushing waters, he man
aged to keep hold of the lour children
until higher ground was reached. Mean
while Mr. Kernan, who followed close
behind with hit fainting wife, was swept
away. '
Now (hat the town is practically cleaied
and placed In 8 faiily sanitary condition,
the executive committee ha decided
that no further outside workmen will he
called lor. The force on band, now thor.
onghly organized, is deemed sullicient
to complete the work. It is probable
that the Portland contingent will soon
be withdrawn, leaving only the Hepp
ner (ones in town. Since the rush
is over, it is felt that as much paid work
ts possible should be left to ihe Hepp
ner people, giving I hem ihe opportunity
to earn the money donated. The Port
land force, under J. N. Davis, being very
compact and ai readily moved as a mili
tary camp, with cooks, tents, commis
sary ami other equipment, it is possible
that it may be sent down the valley to
help clean up the d-ifts remaining.
C. C. Berkeley, the well-known engi
neer, has been working a force of '.'10
men down the valley today. Klx'y uf
these are P ndleton citizens. The oth
ers are mixed volunteers and paid men
from various points. Mr Beikeley esti
mates that with his I resent force ten
more day will be required to go over the
valley. The first search not being at all
thorough, many drifts will have to he
gone over again, as loose debris was
thrown on top of undisturbed heaps. If
the Portland contingent is put on also,
the time for completing the task will be
materially lessened.
Very effective work has been done by
the local lodges of Elks and Odd Fellows
since the disaster, the headquarters of
each having neen turned into a restau
rant for the destitute and for the work
ingmen. The Elks have supplied about
lL'o meals a day since June Id, and the
1. 0. (). F. has furnitihed about 4l) meals
daily since the same date. Theie orders
now get supplies from the regular com
missary at headquarters.
A total of about five large carloads of
general supplies, as food, bedding,
clothes, etc., has been donated and ship
ped to Heppner since the flood. Dr.
lieed, mavor of lone, ordered two big
wagoiiloads sent here within twelve
hours after the disaster. lone is grate
ful of having been notified of the flood's
coming.
Heppner Sufferers Will lie Relieved
To know that the Juanita Concert Com
pany is working hard to send them
money. The program that will he iriven
at Hbively's opera house next Tuesday
evening is worth all it costs, and the pro
ceeds will go to relieve the Heppner suf
ferers. Wanted Competent stenographer and
typewriter. Box 340. Oregon Citv. Ore
gon City girl preferred.
For Young; Sea and Young Women,
There is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist is
mussy. their neat appearance is spoiled.
The Troy Laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine work.
There can be no better work than is doo?
at the Troy. Leave your orders at John
son's barber shop.
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how moderate arc his charp's,
him thoroughly couldn't ho induc
llo comes in all sizes ut all prices
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Druggists
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CHARCFS
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are no higher than those in any other
trade, and ours are no higher than ser
vice rendered demands.
What we undertake to do In a thorough
and satisfactory manner. There will
not be found alter our workman get
through w ith a Job any defective joints,
leaky pipes, loose connections or other
evidences of "scamped" work. Every
part will be perlect, and look perfect,
and when the bill comes in you'll not
ask for any deduction.
F. C. GAKE
THE PLUMBER
MhrrMT Hale.
In the Clrcill Court nf the Htate or Ore
gon, for the County of Clackamas
Julia E. I'apwell, Plaintlll, I
va.
Thoiuaa M Miller and
Marion W. Miller hli wle.
John P. Mtlkr and Ulor
Inda Cole, Defendants.
Stats or Okxoon, I
C'oUSTtor Cl.Al KMI,( M
By virtue of a Judgmant order, decree and
an execution, duly lisued out of and under
the seal of the alKivs entitled court, In the
above entitled raiiM, to m dulv directed
and dated the 'Mil day of June, IK J.I, Uon
a luiUineiit rendered and entered In aald
court on the Ut day of May, 110.1, In favor
ol Julia K. Capwell, Plalntiir, and against
Thoniai M. Millrr ami Marion W Miller,
Ida wife, Juhn K. Miliar and (ilnrinda Cole,
Detemlanla, for the aiim uf .hiM, with
interest thereon at tbe ra.e of M iwrcent per
annum from the 1st day of May, llKKI, and
the further sum of tilo.no, aa attorney's tee,
and the further 111111 of III. 00 coats and dis
bursements, and the coats of and uon
this writ, commanding me lo make tale of
the following descrilied real proerty, situ
ate In the county of Clackamas, stale of
Oregon, to-wit:
Being that pa t of the Donation Land
Claim ol Haniuel Miller and Kehecca J.
Miller, hit wife, and or Samuel W. Hliati
11011 and wife, both In Township 2 H. of
Hangs 1 K. of the Willamette Msrldian,
hounded by a line beginning at the North
East corner of a tram of l.'HWI acres set off
and continued to Thomas M. Miller by de
cree loiiud recorded in Vol. 11 of the Jour
nal of the Circuit Court of the Htate of Ore
gon for Clackamas County, at page
said corner being N. 13 degrees E. HM
Chains from the North West corner of tbe
Donation Land Claim of Julia Ann lewis
in said Township and range In the Center
line of the county road; running thence
West l'r links to the Nortn East corner ot
the land conveyed by said Thomas M. Mil
ler to the Mechanic! Land Co. hy deed re
corded in Book lift of deods at page 4;
thence on the East line of said tract H. I.I
degrees W. (1.70 chains; thence 8. Ifi.degrecs
W. tJ.'sl chains to the Houtli Kast corner of
said Mechanics hand Co. Tact; thence
West 4.').. 'ID chains to the Houth Weal corner
of said tract; thence 8, H.0.ri chains to the
Houih west corner of the East half of said
Hamiiel Miller, D. L. !.; thence 8. Ill de
grees K. 4'.' chartia to the Houih Kast earner
of said Miller D. L. C.j thence N. 15 degrees
E. .'MUI chains; thence N. 1,1 degrees K.
chains to place of beginning containing
Tii.so acres more or less.
Now, Therefore, hy virtue of said execu
tion, judgment order and decree, and in
compliance with the commands of said
writ, 1 will on Tuesday, the
28NI DAY OF JULY, 1903,
at tiiis hour of 10 o'clock A, M., at the front
door of the County Court House in the City
of Oregon City, In said County and State
sell at public auction, subject to redemp
tion, to the highest bidder, for U. 8. gold
coin cash in hand, all the right, title and
interest which the within named defend
ants or either of them, had on the date of
the mortgage herein or since had In or to
the above described real property or any
part thereof, to tatlsfv said eieoution,
Judgment order, decree, interest, costs and
all accruing costs.
OL . " IL8HAVER,
Sheriff of Clackamas County, Oregon.
By E. C. Hack itt, Deputy.
Dated Oregon City, Oregon, Juns iKitb,
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