OliEGOX CITY KXTKRPKISK, FRIDAY, NOVKMHKU 27, 1!)08.
NEWS OF THE COUNTY
STAFFORD.
We had a third of an Inch of rain
Sunday, sufficient to lay tho dust.
On the 101 h Inst, we followed all
that was mortal of John Mays,( hot
ter known as Curley), to the last rest
ing place. He died at St. Vincent's
hospital and was brought home Men
day, and hurried Tuesday In the Staf
ford cemetery. Rev. Waehlto con
ducted the funeral ceremonies at the
grave, nfler a prayer at the house.
Mr. Maya was a kind husband and
father, an obliging neighbor and a
nelf-snorlficlng friend, honest and up
right In his dealings. j
The Misses Miller and Grace, teach
ers at the Stafford school, have again j
changed their boarding place, going i
back to Mrs. Ilrabik's.
The school seems to be doing finely i
w ith full attendance. j
The Wllsonville correspondent ,
seemed to Imply in the case of young
striking a Chinaman, who Is reported
to have spoken Insultingly to a )oung
girl, daughter of his employer, as he
passed through the field where she
was picking up potatoes, that said
Justice repaired to a near by saloon to
celebrate with others the event. Per
haps the Wllsonville correspondent
did not mean Just that way. How
ever, Joe says he don't feel sorry he
slapped the low minded foreigner, but
$20 makes a big hole In a working
boy's pocket
Potato digging is quite generally
done before the rain In this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gage came out
from the coast, arriving at the old
home Monday evening.
Persons have been re-settlng the
Pacific Telephone poles from Willam
ette to Wllsonville. We are In hopes
of better telephone service in the fu
ture. Mrs. Fredrlckcl had the misfortune
to lose a hundred dollars at Willam
ette. She laid her purse down, and In
a moment it was gone. She notified
the police, and did what she could to
recover It, and they detained a Strang-.
er and took him back to Oregon City,
but another stranger in the meantime
had disappeared, but it might have
been some well known person.
Mrs. Holton has been visiting old
friends and acquaintances in Port
land and vicinity for the past week.
Mr. Barnes was In the neighborhood
on Monday.
Mr. Nlmlc returned home after ap
plying for a divorce, promised to do
better, in expectation of getting his
wife to sign a second mortgage.
The hops which were attached to
pay the pickers are to baled and sold
thiB week, we hear.
Friday evening, November 6, a gen
uine surprise party knocked at Mrs.
Toedeman's door for admittance and
were heartily received
a good time.
All reported
CLARKES.
B. Sullivan took his daughter Mary
to town last Sunday to the doctor.
- Mary and Katie Sullivan are home
from Oregon City.
W. G. Kleinsmith was in town last
Saturday on business.
Elmer Lee was out hunting a little
on Sunday.
Mr. Botemlller is plowing his clover
sod to sow wheat.'
Mr. Olsen is digging his potatoes.
Mr. Wilson of El wood, burned out
the other day. His house and barn
and his store were left standing and
that was all there was left. There was
no one at home.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elmer were in
town last week on business.
Mr. Bottemiller is plowing his clover
for the church.
Mr. Wiseman was in Portland and
has returned home.
J. Putz took a sack of wheat to the
Kleinsmith Bros.' chopper last Satur
day. Harry Blttner, from Elwood, took a
big load of spools to town last week,
Friday.
Mr. Blttner is making porch posts
for Mr. Bottemiller.
Adolph Haag was in town for a few
day and came home last week.
Mr. Robinson Is going to Portland
to visit his brother on Thanksgiving.
STONE.
The most of our people are able to
be up and on the go even in the wet
rain. One who is kind of lazy would
think that traveling out and being in
the Oregon mist would be kind of wet
business. If such persons were in
Illinois at present and had to face a
blizzard for a few days, we think it
would be unbearable.
As we look out this morning and
see the green grass and the spring
time on the 24th day of November,
1908, here in Clackamas County, it
will do for people to live in Illinois,
who don't know and care to, that
there is such a country as the Oregon
Country and especially Clackamas
County.
The Mumpower and Llllie saw mill
has stopped sawing. They have a
pile of logs at the mill. Don't know
whether it is laziness or whether they
want the logs to season dry this wet
time or are waiting to have the coun-
Coffee
The 'mndthat makes the break
fastreal Coffee through and
through always the same.
Your grocer will grind it
Deuer u ground at Home not
too fine.
SEES
H. G. SURLES
TEACHER OF VIOLIN AND CORNET
Music furnished for all occasions.
Phono Main 1581.
ty court house moved or a railroad, or
an electric plant built here or not.
Well, the people of Stone have lived
here some time and have, done well
and If the sawmill out tit don't ever
saw any mow, we will gvt lumber
from other mills to use.
I'ncle Mark Hatton was dow n to his
son John's last week. Age Is telling
on him. He will he S" years of age
In a short time. He was nt the elec
tion and voted. He Is what we call a
reform voter.
Our school Is In a prosperous time,
especially since the county superin
tendent and state superintendent made
their appearance. The school has or
ganized a controversy society. We ex
pect to hear of gome hairsplitting be
ing done done at these meetings en
Friday evenings. Now is the time for
the old people to come out and hear
how to behave themselves and get nn-
dorstamllng. All are Invited to tend
these sessions of the young solons.
MULINO.
Mrs, Johnston and Miss IJnqulst,
of Rotten, were visiting last Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Daniels.
John Evans and Henry Seltrer met
with quite nn accident last Wednes
day as they were going to Oregon
City. Some part of the harness broke,
letting the shafts down, which fright
ened the horse and it ran aw ay, throw
ing both men out and bruising them
np pretty badly, but no bones were
broken. The buggy was a total wreck.
Mrs. C. T. Howard left Friday for
Walla Walla to visit her mother ami
sister.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Howard have
moved to1 their home aud are keeping
house for themselves.
Mr. Akin went to Oregon City last
week and purchased a new organ for
bis daughter Jessie.
Several of the members of Grange
No. 40, called on Grandma Wright last
Thursday, It being her 85th birthday.
A very pleasant time was reported.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Knotts. Mrs. Daniels
Mrs. Mai-
latt, Mrs. Erickson, Mrs. Lee, Mrs.
Churchill. Mrs. Burn and Mrs. Case.
Mrs. Dlmick and daughter Viva, of
Woodburn, Mrs. Wright, Miss Morey
Ernest Mallatt and Gordon Burns.
Tom Fish and Louis Churchill were
hauling machinery from Noon's Mill
to Canby last week. Mr. Noon is mov
ing his mill to Benton county.
It is reported that there will be a
sawmill at Mulino in the near future.
James Adkins to be the owner.
LOGAN.
The voters failed to agree on a tax
levy and the manner of applying the
money, at the road tax meeting on
thA iHh Tho mMllnff vis holt! In
tne evening and many failed to come
on that account Judge Dlmick was
present and spoke for about an hour,
explaining the manner of conducting
the county's business. He read a pub
lished report showing that Clackamas
County's expense account is smaller
than that of other counties, according
to size and population. He said that
he and the late Richard Scott had
compared the taxes of Clackamas and
Multnomah counties and proved the
latter much higher on account of the
higher valuation and he also said that
Clackamas builds a road for 1800 per
mile that in Multnomah would cost
$5000, owing to expensive engineer
service in cross sectioning and other
things. The Judge thinks the Initia
tive law liable to prove expensive and
unsatisfactory, but that the referen
dum is a valuable safe-guard. A vote
of thanks was given the speaker.
Two evangelists have Just conclud
ed a series of meetings at the Baptist
Church, asd s ome of the school
houses. They do not seem to be of
the Dan Shannon type, as they have
not raised such an excitement
Jacob Schilling, a former resident
of Logan is living on a 200 acre farm
jt Havana, 111., and reports himself
and family well pleased with their
new home.
Mrs. Shumway has been down with
pneumonia, but has passes the crisis.
The W. O. W. ball on the 21st was
a successful affafr, about 40 numbers
being sold.
Ernest and Earl Gefber and Marion
Johnston saw a panther near Mr. Ben
son's place.
REDLAND.
Claude Stone has returned to Port
land after visiting his parents a few
days.
Mr. Myers sold his farm of 320 acres
to Mr. Payne, of Portland, formerly
from Maine. Mr. Myers has moved
to Oregon City. Best wishes go with
them to their new home.
Guy, son of Mrs. V. Hatton, was
quite badly hurt on the cheek. Just be
low the eye, while at school, by an
ax slipping. He was taken to a doc
tor and had it sewed up.
Mrs. H. D. Moaner and little son
will spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Stone.
Mrs. Harlow has been quite sick
for a few days.
Mrs. 0. Leasch was sick with neu
ralgia in her face this week.
Mr. Magerick lost one of his best
cows Saturday night. As he is badly
j crippled and has Just moved here,
j they feel their loss badly.
I Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson,
formerly of thiB place, now of Idaho,
fine twins.
Mrs. Dercmis has a phone put in
this wtjek.
J. Fuliam had a barn raising Mon
day. COFFEE
The world is full of
anonymous coffee : "Java
and Mocha."
Who returns your
money if you don't like
'em?
Your grocer returni yoar money If yon don'l
I Hie Schilling's Best; we par bia.
MOLALLA.
Last Friday was "Turkey Day" with
Robbing Bros., who bought over 700
and shipped them the following day.
When Henry Russell went to "round
up" his turkeys to dress them for mar
ket, he found himself about twenty
gobblers shy. Some one had rounded
them up first.
Frank Adams has built a handy
lookout addition to his dwelling.
T. A, McFaddln has treated the En-
JOHN W. THOMAS,
DENTIST.
Molalla Monday.
gle dwelling to a fresh coat of pnlnt.
Sawtell Hros. have built a picket
fence around their dwelling.
Frank SchatJ.tunn has ditched the
swale through his farm.
Wed On the tilth Inst., Win, It.
Miller, at his homestead on Hook
Creek, of Hrlght's disease, leaving a
wife and two daughters. IU was a
member of the M. K. S. church, the
Masons. Grange aud 1. O. O. F. The
funeral was conducted by the Grange
and I. O. O. K. Rev. Mnlloy preached
tho funeral In the Teaiel Creek
church. The remains were burled
In the C. C. cemetery last Saturday.
The Molalla band will give a basket
social In the basement of the church
on the first Saturday evening of De
eember. w hen everybody - Is Invited
to come aud have a good time.
J. W. Thomas' electric lighting plant
went Into operation lust Friday night,
giving complete satisfaction. Mr.
Walker of Portland was tho electri
cian who Installed the plant, it is a
Fairbanks-Morse special outfit, and
Oak Point Is now well Illuminated
these moonless nights.
John Cross was laid up with Ion
sllltls for two weeks. He Is around
again and thinks It bad to be deprived
of both talking and eating for so long.
Miss Carrie Schatntnan returned to
Sellwood Station, where she Is work
ing. Her sisteis, l.atirn and Grace,
will also visit the folks at home soon.
Watched Fifteen Years.
"For fifteen years t have watched
tho working of Bueklen'a Arnica
Salve; and it has never failed to cure
any sore, boil, ulcer or burn to which
it was applied. It has saved us many
a doctor bill." says A. F. Hardy, of
East Wilton, Maine. 25c at Jones
Drug Company.
SUNNYSIDE AND ROCK CREEK.
Potato digging Is nearly all finished
around here and some turned out tine.
week Grandpa Johnson had a
bad spell with something like apo
plexy. Although It did not last long
It was very severe. He is about as
common again.
Protracted meetings are going on at
Damascus. We hope they will do
well.
The Misses Anna and Louise Stoll
were at home for a visit one day last
week.
Mrs. Young is better again of la
grippe. Mrs. Adamson, who was sck last
week. Is much better.
Mrs. Blue and Mrs. Henderson were
visiting at Mrs. G. Johnson's last
Wednesday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Johnson were at
Grandpa Johnson's last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis attended the
meeting at Damascus Monday night,
and were well pleased.
J. Davis of Sunnyslde had several
sheep killed by dogs a week or so
ago. One dog was killed by Its owner
when they found it out.
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Oregon City People Have a
Weak Part and Too Often It's
The Back.
Everyone has a weak spot.
Too often It's a bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist.
Dull aching keeps up, day and night.
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kidney-ache.
A kidney cure Is what you need.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys. Cure backache and urinary Ills.
E. Warner, living In Elyvllle, near
Oregon City. Ore., says: "I had kid
ney trouble and diabetes. I suffered
from backache day and night, and, had
to get up nearly every hour of the
night to pass kidney secretions. I
finally procured a box of Doan's Kid
ney Pills at Huntley Bros.' drug store
and in about a week after commenc
ing to take them I could sleep through
the entire night without the usual
disturbance. All pain and other an
noying symptoms soon ceased and I
stopped taking the remedy. I had a
slight recurrence of the trouble a few
weeks later, but on using Doan's Kid
ney Pills again obtained Immediate
relief."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
DON'T HITCH YOUR HORSE IN
THE RAIN Get acquainted with E.
W. Mellen & Co., Complete House
furnishers. L'se their free stable room.
REAL ESTATE
F. W. Hubbard to C. M. Hubbard
3 1-10 acres in Marquam Claim in
6-1. E; $L
C. M. Hubbard to F. W. Hubbard
NW 1-4 of Sec. 28, 5-1 E; $.
F. Welsh to C. G. Stowe E',i of
AJe CATARRH
- - - j
Ely
's Cream Balm
ro-'mBAin
it quickly absorbed
-? Gtit OR COLU
Gives Relief at Once.
heals and protects Mm
the diseased mem
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Ite. HAW CCUCO
stores the Kensesof llttT I LVLlI
Taste and Smell. Full size ",!) eta., atl)ru(.
gluts or by mail. In liipiid form, 75 renin.
Ely Brothers, 06 Wurren Htrcet, New York.
LUMBER
at the
OLD STAND
W. T. Harris' Mill
Fir and Cedar Lumber of all
Kinds at reasonable Prices.
Quotations solicited.
Both Phones.
NK 1-4 of Sec. S, S 3 K; and 314 acres
adjoining; $t.
H. l I.lobe to 11. tllldren, lots 2, .1,
4, 5, and S, In Sec. 17, S-3 K; $S08.
J. Neinece to K. Nrmoeo 35 acres In
Sec. 31, 2 1 K: $1.
Willamette Land Co., to M. lien-theliner-
llloek 12, 13 and 14 Clack
amas Highlands; $10011.15.
Will, Uml Co. to W. M. Ktters
Hloek 8 and !. Clackamas Ulver side
$204.
K. Moehnke to II, and J. Moehnke-
i:iS acres In See. SI. a-3 K; $15 per
vein'
H. Moehnke to II. Moehnke 08
acres In Sec. 0. 4 3 K; $1.
M Mmlilor to Imel and Jones 4R IS
..r.- lii Toner Claim. 2 3. K: $Sl3.r4.
U F, Hatton to W. W. KnlghtUU
7 and S, block 4, Canby; $M0.
v Klv to J. C. Schmidt Una l. 10,
block 2. W, llladstone; $ir.0.
K. Ursidlev to Walter tlalloway
N of S. W. 1 4, SK 14 of SW 14 Sec,
5, 3 7. K: $1.
IV K. HashrouoU to 1). A. Harding -SWI-4
of SW 14 of Sec. III!, 4 3 K; $1.
Gladstone K. K. .Vssn, to 11. K. I a
salle Lots !. 10 and 11 in block 62.
C.ladstone; $500.
J. Wilson to J. II, Wllson-SW 1-4
of NW 14, Sec. 3. 2 3 K; $4000.
J A. Wilson to M. A. Wilson NW
14 of NK 1-4. See. 3. 2 3 E; $1000,
.1 A Wilson to I. V, VIWonSK 1-4
of NK 1-4. See. 4, 2 3 K: $1.
.1, A. Wilson to N. V. Wilson NK
1-4 of NK 1-4, Sec. 4. 2-3 K: $1000.
F. Kly to C. H. Hyson lots and
blocks In Mountain View Add; $2000.
..J. M. Mlshler to O. A. Watts 52
acres In Sec 30, 4-1 B; $1700.
W. U Dlel to J. J. Hurlbert NH of
NW 1-4 of SW 14 Sec. 27, 2 2 K; $1.
H. Anderson to 11. Wollenbrock 10
acres In Sec. 6, 2-4 K; $.".00.
C. E. Loder to J, C. Miller 10 acres
In Claim 58. 2 2 K; $1.
C. McConnell et al to A. McCatmnn
7rt acres In (i-l E: 10.
K Woodcock to II. B. flrlm SO
acre In Sec. 17. 51- E; $3500.
K. R. Athey to Brown MCMine
Ut 5, 6, Ulock 3fi. County Add;
$1550.
i n TjirVlns to Meadow Brook
Lumber & IJght Co.. H aero In Sec.
36. 4-2 E; $25.
Estacada State Bank to R. Eshel
man Uit 6. Block 12. Estacada;
$125.
j. W. McU Harvey to Portland Trust
Company Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8. Block
53. Oregon city; $L
P. Harvev to Portland Trust CO.
Lots 1. 2. 7 and 8. Block 53, O. C. $1.
Ijind Co. of Oregon to Clackamas
Land and Electric Power Co. 13S
acres and easement In Section 20, 3-1
E: $1. . . .
F. S. Morris to Clackamas Inu ano
E-iJ.ri Pnwer Co. 204 acres and
casements in Sec. 19, 3-4 E, and 43
acres In Claim 30. 3-t f.; it.
F. J Nelson to M. D. Phillips tho
N. 90 feet of Lot 8. Block 53. Oregon
Cltv; V50.
m w nvle in P. K. Stowe W4
of WH of NE 14 of tho NE 1-4, Sec.
5. 2-4 E: $S00.
J M Erickson to A. Fisher bh l-i
of SE 1-4 Sec. 7. 41 E; $2200.
v X Shaw to M. Rice SV4 of
Tract 1, Jennings Idge; $2500.
W. A. Shaw to M. Rice Ita 69 and
NS of 73 and 74, Jennings Lodge;
$2350.
B. M. Sommer to M. E. Reddaway
I)ts 11 and 12, block 7. Oswego; $50.
J. E. Butson to J. Jamison 80 acres
In Sec. 1. 31 W. $5000.
n r n.rflol.l t P H. Rosencrans
Ixts 1, 2 an&3, Block 37, Oswego:
$300.
O. Stuben to M. Stuben U)l 18,
block 6. Estacada; $1.
C. E. Morey to A. HI Doyle, IHOCK
7, Glenmorrle; $2130.
P E Ijiras to C. W. Swallow
of NE 1-4. Sec. 30. 2 0, E; $550.
H. E. Copp to 11. lvng I..JO acres
In 3-3 E; $1.
B. Long to H. W. Copp 3 lit) acres,
3-3 E; $1.
R P. Straus to 0. C. Garfield Lots
V. 2, 3. Block 37, Oswego; $1.
f t Rntiertsnn to A. Ahlburg 13
acres aln Francis Claim. 3-2 E; $2500.
J. C. Klrchem to W. M. Klrchem
90 acres In Robert Arthur Claim; $3,
000. M. E. Reld et al to H. H. Klrchem
80 acres In Robert Arthur Claim
2 and 3-3 E; $2850. .
J. W. Loder to W. M. Llllie Tract
In Claim 68. 2-2 E; $1.
CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT & TRU8T
COMPANY.
Land Titles Examined.
Abstracts of Title Made.
Office over Bank of Oregon City.
JOHN F. CLAKK. Mgr.
Executor's Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon for the County of Clackamas,
Executor of the Last Will and Testa
ment of Christian Wellman, Deceased.
All persons having claims against the
estate of the said Christian Wellman,
Deceased, are hereby notified and re
quired to present the same to me,
properly verified as required by law.
at the office of my Attorney, Thos.
F. Ryan, in the Masonic Building,
Oregon City, Oregon, within six
months from tho date hereof.
Dated this 25th day of November,
1908. FRITZ WELLMAN.
Executor of the Estate of Christian
Wellman, Deceased.
Thos. F. Ryan, Attorney for Executor.
SHOE AND HARNESS SHOP FOR
SALE Will sell at Invoice, on ac
count of health. Apply at Shoe
Shop, Milwaukee, Oregon.
WANTED Girl for general house
work. Inquire Mrs. Don Meldrum,
12th and Washington BtreeU, or
phone Pacific 2473.
FOR SALE One dark gray horse 8
years old, weight 1 100 lbs. True
You will have Just cause to give
thanks this coming Thanksgiving day
If you buy your Groceries here.
New walnut and almonds ...20clb
Finest Currants and Raisins. . .12'2clb
Fancy Mince Meat 122clb
Ham-is' Grocery
8th and Main Streets
and reliable, and will work In any
way. Address, II. A, Knylnr, Mo
lalla. Oregon, or O. I). Why, Oregon
City, Oregon.
Notice to Creditors.
. Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly nppolulod
bv the County Court of Clackamas
County. Oregon, administratrix of tho
estate of Krust Inhuman, deceased;
all persons having claims against said
eslale are hereby untitled to present
the same to im or to my attorney
verified hh by Inw required within six
mouths from ditto hereof or be fu
ever barred.
Pilled November 27. 1 90S.
MAUI.V LIOIIMANN.
x Administratrix,
0, D. FIIY, Clackamas It, K. P. No, 1.
Attorney for Administratrix.
WANTED, Agents. Hero you mo.
The airship the greatest novelty
seller of the uge 73c each. Otu
agent sold 73 In one day. Place your
order. Be first. A. W. P.. local
agent, Portland, Oregon,
Summons,
In the Circuit Court of the Stnto of
Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas. Nettle Garred. Plaintiff,
vs.
1. S. C.arred, llefendiint.
To K S, Garrod, I ho above named
defendant:
In the name of the Stale of Oregon,
you are hereby notified to appear ami
answer the complaint filed against
you In the iiIhivo entitled Court oa or
before the Nth day of January. I'JOD,
and If you fall to so appear and an
swer said complaint the plaintiff Will
apply to the Court for tho relief pray
ed for In tho plu'lutlff's complaint, to
wn : a decree dissolving the bond of
matrimony now existing between ttu
plaintiff and defendant and for such
other and further relief as to tho
Court may seem equitable.
This order Is published by order of
Grant B. Dlmick. Judge of tho County
Court of Clackamas County, Oregon.
The date of the first publication of
tjils summons to be November 27.
1908, and tho date of tho Inst publi
cation to be January 8. 1909.
W. G. MARTIN and
C. M. KISSINGER.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Notice of Final Settlement.
In the County Court of tho Slate of
Oregon, for tho County of Clacka
mas. In the Matter of the Estate of Tim
othy C. Alexander. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned, administrator of tho es
tate of Timothy C. Alexander, do
ceased, has filed In tho above entitled
court his final account as such admin
istrator and that the said court has,
by order, appointed Monday, tho 28th
day of Iiecembor. 1908, at tho hour of
ten o'clock A. M. of said da at tho
court room of said court. In Clackamas
County. Oregon, as tho tlmo and plaro
for hearing objections to tho said
final account.
T. L. CU A R.MAN.
Administrator of the Estato of Tim-
-hv c. Alexander. Deceased.
FRANKLIN T. GRIFFITH.
Attorney for Administrator.
First publication November 27, 190S.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for the County of Multno
mah. Mary A. Stark. Plaintiff.
vs.
Sabrlna J. Eplur and John II Epler,
Defendants.
STATE OF OREGON,
County of Clackamas as.
Hy virtue of a Judgment order, de
cree and an execution, duly Issued
out of and under the seal of tho above
entitled court. In the above entitled
cause, to mo duly directed aud dated
the 19th day of November, r.io.S, upon
Judgment rendered and entered In
said court on the 7th day of Novem
ber, 1908, In favor of Mary A. Stark.
plaintiff, and against Habrlna J. Ep
ler ami John II. Epler. defendants, for
Wherever Wheels Turn
ELECTRIC MOTORS ARE NEEDED
No Mooter What They Drive
Or Where They Are
A Saving in Power A Reduction in Expense An
Increase in Output An Improvement in Product
Some very decided improvement always results when
Electric Motors turn the wheels.
THESE BENEFITS ARE ESPECIALLY VALUABLE TO
Bakers
Blacksmiths
Bottlers
Butchers
Confectioners
Portland Railway Light
& Power Company
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"UcAMii. Allow no ono todevolvo ym In this.
All roiinferlelts. Imitation
KxpoTlimMitit thut trhlo with mid vnulniwr tlio lionltli of
InftuiU mid Clilldrtut-Uptrloiico K'il''t I'JMiorliiiont.
What is CASTORIA
CHtrli In iv bnnnlcs mihatlluto for Cmdor Oil, Tnw
, (rorle, OropH mid Hoolhliiu; HyriipN. It Im rieiisiint. It
' jcontuliiN neither Opium, Morphine nor other flurootlo
mibHlmioo. Its mro U Hm iriiiinnitoo. It doMroyn Worm
mid ttllujM lVvcrlshiicsH. It 'iirM Dlurrlm-u nnd Wind
Colic, It rt'lU'VoM THthlnr TroubU'M, 'iirM Const lout Ion ,
mid riiituloney. It iumlinllntM tho Fond, roiilutM tho
Utoiimoh mid How-Ih, rlvlntf lu'ulthy mid iintimil hIop.
Tho Cbltdrvu'M rmittcwtTho Mothcr'a Frlond.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Soars the
The Kind You toe Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
tho sum of fiSOOOO, with Interest
thereon at tho rate of 0 per rent per
annum from the Jib day of November,
19ox, and tho further sum of $t'-3 25,
costs and disbursements, aud the costs
of and upon this writ, commanding
mo to make sale of the following do
scribed real property, situate III the
County of Clackamas, State of Oregon,
towll:
(II The Fractional West Half of
the Southwest Quarter of Section Fif
teen (lii), and the Fractional Half or
the Northwest Quarter, of Section
Twenty-two (22) In Township Three
(3) South or Range Ono (1) West or
the Willamette Meridian, containing
loi'i.IM acres, more or less.
(2) lli'glnulng at tho Southeast
corner of Section Sixteen (Ifi) In T.
3 S of It. I. . thetico North U rhs.
to stake In center of County road
from which a red fir tree 20 Inches In
diameter bears S. G0H degrees K 3S
Iks. distant; thence 8 38 4 degrees W.
12.85 ehs. to a fir tree 12 Inches In
diameter marked with a letter "A";
thence S. 52 4 degres W. 6.40 chs
to a stake from which a fir tree 15
Inches In diameter bears S. 89 de
grees E. 53 links; thence E. 13 chs.
to tho p'ace of beginning, containing
8 13 acres, more or less.
- (3) Part of Puliation Claim No. 51.
In Sections 22 and 27. T, 3 8 . of R. I
W. of the Willamette Meridian, as fol
lows: Commencing at a point on di
vision line of East and West part of
Claim No. 51. C chs. East of the Sec
Hon corner of Sections 21, 22. 27 ami
28 and running thence N. 10 degrees
W. IS chs.; thence S. 32 degree E.
7 chs.;v thenco N, 87 degrees 30 min
utes E. 5.75 chs.; thence S. 85 degrees
E. 7.50 chs.; thence N. 69 degrees 30
minutes E. 11 50 chs; thence S CO de
grees E. 3 chs.; thence fl. 81 degrees
Contractors
Dentists
Dressmakers
Grocers
Launderes
ANYONE USING POWER CAN
PROFIT BY CONSULTING
1 1
m f i 1
llouirht, find wli It'll 1mm boon
1mm borno tho Kltftmttiro or
Imm Immmi iimiln uiKler inn per-
Itlld "JtlHt-lW-KOod" urn but
Signature of
K. 3 chs.; thenco H. 32 degrees K.
4 90 chs ; thenco S. 55 degrees 30
minute W. 1175 chs.; thence H. 50
degrees W. 14 00 elm ; thence H. 61
degrees W. 11.50 chs,; tbeiica N, 10
degrees W. 12 chs. to plaro of begin
ning, containing 37.09 seres, inoru or
less.
(4) Part of puliation Claim No. 51
In sections it and 27 Of T. 3 H of
It. I W. of tho Willamette Meridian,
as follows: Commencing t a point on
division lino of East and Weil parts
of snld Claim No. 51, 0 chs. East of
the Section corner to nocuous .1. is.
27 and 28, and running thence N 10
degrees W. 13 ch: thenco W. 10 de
grees S. 3 chs. and 1(1 S 3 links; thenco
S. 10 degreeg K. 27 chs. to tho Wil
lamette Itlver: I hence down said river
3 chs. anil 10 2 3 Iks ; thence N. 10 do
green W. 13 chs. to tho placo of be
ginning, containing 8 12 acres, moro
or less. ,
Now. Therefore, by vl'tuo nf said
execution, Judgment order and decree,
and In compliance llh the coniuinnd
of sold writ. I will, on Saturday, tho
20th day of December, 19n8; at tho
hour of 10 o'clock A. M.. at tho front
door of tho County Court House In
the City of Oregon City. In said Coun
ty and Stale, sell at public aurllott.
subject to redemption, to tho highest
bidder, for 1. S. gold coin rash In'
hand, all the right, title and Interest
which the within named defendants or
either of them, bad on tho dale of tho
mortgage herein or allien had In or to
the alive described real property or
uny part thereof, to nullify said elo
cution. Judgment order, deereo, Inter
est, costs and all arrrolng costs.
It. II HE ATI K.
Sheriff f (Marksman County, Oregon.
Hy R. W. IIAKKIt. Deputy.
Dated. Oregon City, Or. November 20,
1908.
Housekeepers
Jewelers
Machinists
Printers
Woodworkers
OREGON CI TY, OREGON