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iflHTOST, THURSDAY, MAHOH 31, 1881?
JLXlJLi JUJOMIJ'"-
- -Af QHIbD'S BBADTIFUIi -PRAflfBBf - -
"T -MISOBLIjANBOUS A IV BHTISftM BNIMl "
" Fathor, now the day is past, '
On thy child thy blessing castj
Tear "my pillow, hand in hand; " ' ,
Keep thy guardian angol band;.
, And throughout the darkling njEhtr
Wbm mo with a cheerful llcht. .
' Irfli me rl!o at morn again,
' 'Free from every core and pain;
.Pressing through life's thorny' way
Kp me, Father, day by day."
Cnmpoted by a tMrteeninarottt boy.
The Crtat Cbrnro
. JRortl
Tim
It haa A.'P
riLorlea Of Wl
fi!.!ot!ie'3tt
t-r- -a r"
Br- Mm
7 11
enter of the
3ftmxe.
Oigmi.ana:thTr-
LT2TTER FROM NEW' YORK.
-
vxnturc socxai, center amjSkic an
CIIANOK CirATTKR A SWIHJUNCS-SCHOO
IjAW JtEAL PROPERTY VAMJKS.
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iBRUUAX C0XBJKlaHB or THF 3TKW jfWTBT,J
Xbw York, March 12, 1SSL
Americans do not sufficiently realfte or appre
Oiato tlio frtjedom-granlcd the public by their ho
tels. Tlia American landlord throws open his
"office" to .the crowd. The "offiee" is simply. a
great hall, in which tpiy decently dreael and le
cantly behaved poison may enterf In New York
the grand center and depot for the meeting of
public men for informal caucusesind diseuKion.,
and for seeing the traveling and local, world of
notoriety, is the Fifth Avenue Hotel. It is the
public social center of the city. Drop in for a few
minutes, and let us see whom we may. Yonder
is Congressman Townsend, of Ohio ; near him,
Congressman Rice, of Massachusetts ; near by,
Colonel McComb, a railway magnate of Dela
ware, a gentleman in appearance of the modern
ized old school, who might pass for a brother of
Dr. John Hall. The next man, almost a giant
proportion, straight as a ramrod, with an enor
mous breadth of shoulder and a flowing sfly
beard, is the ex-Confederate General, Srling
Price.
On leaving the hotel, I nut Managpr Gillig, of
the American Exchange in Europe (who, by the
way, like the rest of the world, was going to
"Washington), and asked him about the truth of a
rumor that the Exchanje designed to set afloat
palace steamers which souW carry neither cattle
nor emigrants. He thks there is a demand for
such a line of steamfs. Though the Exchange
does not care to engne in such an enterprise, yet
Mr. Gillig says thpublic must have what it
wants. Lucky puiic ! You may expect any
thing in your star-room from a silver foot-bath
to a point-lace ngut-cap, and anything on the
bill of fare short ortolan eggs or a slice of cold
missionary. Ju? now the Exchange has its hands
full of eircularnotes, accompanied by letters of
identification. Tlie notes arc backet' by United
States bond.s.nd the holder will rind thm as
a- rl '"Tjy where tr j onU?. Ii
WfM'y tli introduction of a 's.-.--in "f iuter
:JMtjU'iidl urrejM-y, which .m: ti grow s we
bftoomi re anl ;uir. iuf.m:'...-.vith our couxin
H.fi- '' 'ei an1 tfrlec-:!.y a- the ladies Uike
Co tam.'i aione. r or -.cv yra,-- me xctusi-ir'
lav-! Mie part of --uefi.il !"idcncc to bai
Mxl" who wouid et Ui, .tj.d it is coiui i-
1 Ually in tn-ing in elliclevy. itneral Jo. ih
ft DWK'l'
OOttt '
IfCtLft: .
' ,A'11
wSt .
tats
ri'i Ma M'f T1 (UreWMMt
V v, n m t h s ume Uu hammw iml
li.-rJ in a!i par
t( the efty -, IS dSin tot
- .,.! thit J' iu4e-MMU aMn Wtnfc
,. 'ho ..'irii mrcb of ft rofh. W3
no a . 'i ' 1 i''-"Mra- ptylor between thH n rorlj-i
!-. Ux- ' r oVuuly incwfl,8 KriuUqraJ
!,Mi.JcjJ rtrHi in 4. 'Ritmu Mlttnu'W'W trHmtnrv to or
tnnlni"1 thtecity, H will ntsfrrqui- iw.ro tuin tt-.i
3-tn wU the ojulatln of onr beautiful and gnmfn
cHv to UJKd mml. llvla a taneer territory tlmit Sun
Fraui-' to suprt it, we may -onOdentlj. iuwert that in
less nan a quarter of a eemary Portland will bethefore-umm-
city on the coaiit in ikjIjiI of w1Ui and population.
i" will here enuniernte the many railroad enterprise.
Irry maiixu uea. .mi- en (.newt are roitHinicted, and
oth-rxin process of construction, all tunbing ijieir termini
at t!iin city.
TUB 3(OICTIUUt' l'ACIHC
I IwiWInjf rapidly west from Dulutb, on Ijike Superior,
andalk from the Columbia River ast, ami will becom
pletetU.it an early dny.tluw vonnectinub with all our whiter
Stated
TUS OM1MOK AJU CALIFOKMA K. K.
Termaate8 here, and U Ravins an iiniuvone patronage.
TUB WSSTEKK OREGON K. K-,
Formerly the Oregon Central, is doing n eood buftlneiu.
biYoad ratu to man uie Kruie country on the wet side
he Willamette uivor, ana n si.ntiK-rn tenniuuK at
pnVcnt Is kt Onroutv, VT nities from Portland.
THK UTAH NOKTIIKKN K. K.
iUe built Utrotieh hundreU of nilks of f-rtile lauds,
the produce of Mrhleli mad be brought io thl cit v for uhlp
uient. Vhls road will connect with tli. Lnion I'm el tie It.
it., thu.urin: two competing lln-s from the Atlantic to
the PaeUV It is now a eettled fact thai tiie
i1arr.Axn, iiat.t.b ajsii salt lakk k. r.
Will be eoVtmrted at an early day. Thi will give us three
trana-eontiental road.
NXW HAIUIOAJ) BTBKMtMES.
A home eAiyjany, wkh nnlimited capital, has beenor
nized, undr the name the Oregoiflnn iUilway Co., to
construct iianW-fHag-joad tpMn Ull clty Ul the l4.rir
poillonsof t h J Sta4e nlUm ;it i .unoctiiiK with the Cen
fral Padne,w3h braiiones whereTer Hricf innt mar of
fer. Thin entrprUe te bclnR pu.luil viK..uiy to ,,inpl
tion, ao that'it may be In readinesi to iiu; tills Kail's
crop.
ARTICLES or IJCoKl"OR rioX
Have been fllAd toeonMrurt a rood from Buttl" Mountain,
Nfvada. in the direction of Oregon, to connect with the
rti.imi it IT-
i-n with the
liiiike l'ortluml
orte of he cr-atct railroad center In the Tnlon.
W 4ui" on be connected by rail with the Northern
Tniac K. It.; al with Chicago nd the Atlantic cIMcm.
ThoatendRof Immigrant are (mtantly arriving from all
part (( the civil Uel world, and the lnllllonH of acrra
of itirieultural lands that lie otill nnhroken by the
plowoare, and awaiting the advent of the Murdy fanner.
uoini ii'wi conciumvf iv 10 ineiiiei inai au eni or pronerit v
l alrettty dawning upon this fair young Ktate. When tbe
imnui;ution h;w renelieu Its full tide, ami three million
of acrelan-under cnltlvathm, then will regon be known
a the a-althleat .Slate in the Union.
DR. PAUL HI. BRENAN, ,;
The Jdost Successful Physician on the PacififcOoasfc
., IN TIIK TREATMENT 01 ALd
CHRONIC AND DIFFICULT CAS
S'AR T. mtKKD AP KU AX KXTKNHiVlf TOUROT
, Uie K. cem State f .r t he pn fo r maUiM Jm Vo
visited tit the prtnc'put medical i ntltuUbnlt tiie Jargc
0lMgO( the I'nHed piatex. and com eft bH OK wWltaMI the
mi
tnjnn
Ubi
3 Ti
ui urn
hi
SlahikiSTtolUastte I
1 4 haZ Mitt We4ring for
wmsm
ma me mwi oruarMM it ana, .mwmsr:'
aw a DmmUMv.i
'or Ifiyeaw
vat uavawc
(ma inutn ni
mMrom haf
MiHrb to M'4
over broad fl
edge f neeew
kives him mu
iTrsf. .in th V"
ind aft- i-rU
tlfAIl
ft rilan-' . .
!,ilid
hts u;
r 7
LXXSAJi col
ft-
will ron a fjSSawM
atn
nsedurg. . 7:00. ic
Oi'Uuii, - 25r .
:& p. j ,?naiio;i....
.":A. fcl.wtland. .
y ?i f. ii
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I ' .
IV '.,
re rei
only he
ilia ee.
1 Amerl a
f&BOtBlt.tda . - - .
treatment and irm.iBejt tarrn, 1 ,,lV treated these
dlHeases most a. vHuruli;-, yLl
HafewinouteBtkcwjuyarl' ,lt ,,f disease.
Frefarti' Train
, i.;.im
i -; !r.T - ':i )A)t. Wct'iii '..
a X-' r'Trtlntii ---
? wl i rtllTirnlj KallTft-! l 'errv :n!t es ejliir
JA : puiat Tr-1-..aon ttJ''e iiivik. u.
it'Muit. iu nip (iirreiioii n wrrguii, (i criii
on Ionian Ibiiiway Co.'k road, and m.ike I'n
miiiiik. Thlx whl glvo ua direct oinvm
ru-hen: fcilver iuUh- m the worTd, and will 11
I'IiTI.AXI CITY l!3mSTK.VI.
The laid in this enterprise Ilea adjoining the cltv. and U
only fnii ten to fifteen rain tiles' wiUlc fr-m the (Jonrt
House. sk,l a let dlctunce than that from one of the bet
BE!
both male and fen. ale, rtf
FOLLIES
Such SfEKMAToRl .TiI A
of Pkkkect Vita lit .
... ... t.
raneement irf th :u i -r
neglecteti ' n i'.'njo-.;vo i"- " rm
if I TRUE
WdumHK ap 4 ! jy the
FM ty A O " K I - -, Or Mryn
hlrcw irai i eunrouic
I i . some uc-fli'-
mbject la
i i-t'in.
n l.r. 1
: M. 'ii. 1 t
pr.
i i
i.. aftllcted
. . .u calling
n-n Of mod-
e-rn t hosadls
ni' -MTUB4ed,
' ! tf future
! me mes-
mtHeraMe exiKtenee.
Dr. PAI L. il. BRENAN
ill restore tbem to perfect
That nersonawlio are sn
by any loriu oi a.wi
upon the proper phyleii,
etv, and HiinetilBea from i
ca-c to exUt until their c
thitr orgnnlaatlon broken
happim bUghied, until d. ..
enger to carry them out of tin
Thone who call In time up.
I K n v-i rkk fmw Iktlt U'lltl!
health and vigor, make theiro.lle pure and their mind
wntent, If they will only follow hi ad vtceanu ireaimeui.
Catarrh, Bntnehltla, thn. I1,,',,.1 Isklkln 1te?'
Kbeiimatlmn, Kidney tvm1iln. and all Ia of the
Kyeand ICnr, Stoinaeh andjrd;'J r. ue cu" cu.re w'tnolt
fall. Xo Quack Nostrum A1 : no V?P f'f,1tmn.t; n.?
falM! promises. KveryUili strictly conndential uihIot all
CX)NULTATIOX FRKK. rtd a lint of printed questions
hent to thoHe living at a distance who cannot commit him
)teronniiy.
All Marglcal Opera tkut" performed.
trricE o. m riw -'n-ei, Tnn
lit f . w tn."iAnl
All lotters for profet-sional .u.ineK mwt .be addressed to
ir. P m isrpiian t-. Kind -treet, lrtland,Cir. ft-,
lra'f
Porrifliid. ...
i or -ill Is
Wri! BlvUion.
roKfusn to chrvai.i.iv.
Kail Train
a. . (CorvailU
A. n. j Portland.
ilRsref . Iany. . 5
Wiaai point reQMplMA
C!oe erne tion' a.-- i ade at R.. v,1j wHh tk'
oi :iit' l a.l' i'- aixi i' n sirs:
T.ckeUfr'" i:e l' -ill " " Pfia
and tt) W". af Llle ( n,i; aOJ
loraer F una freet at r?j Laadlag,
1. e will ie i,.ii! on Fr ijfht rei'ialu.ng.kl'Oob
nanv'warehoiixe over twentr-fi.niliour-. -
Freljh twill not reoei'ei for "btomeiit after
i. i. n Eatf ide I !i l-!on, and 6 od)--k p. k. on
K. i: ;i:rs. (teoaral 4nrlni
if-n r reint and Pii-senger Ajrenfe 4 1-H
; . .,, u I i. Ml : . J
OESGOK RAILWAY JlVB MfA?I0A3OS 06l
tXA-V JI"fMMr.
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n Oak and Pine. Office , rfEAHKB IVB XV JUKI ftTB DAY AT jL ft.
I7Joi.i.x. t follows; ;
NO PATENT, NO PAY!
PATENTS
HTAIXF.D FOR IXVKVTORH 1 THK UXITKD
'trmAla.
0
our principal
Ktare. Canada, and F.xTolx. at rnlucetl prieii. Wilbj
' . ... T . I U fc i I I i
Kviia uii c i w imuir , " i
ite the fuite.1 suae IV"1 1 'Hiee, we an- able to attendM f 1"
nil 1 ni miHinev W ' 'i'hii'iiit-w uhhi:i.
anil lew cost than m other patent attorney, who are at ,
distance from. Wanlngton. and who have, therefore, p
employ 'aaaynaattorm-yii." M'e make preliminary e- ,
niiilnatlonrf furuwh opinions a to patentability freeif .
charge, a who Wereated In new InventfonK aftd
patentare i invlled to end fot .,py of our "Uulde for Ob
rainlnS'"11;' w,hl,'h M'nV,w to any addreaa, and ,
coiiuin cnmidele iMHtruetlon howv(btHn patcnhLand ,
oth" vamanie miu.tT. n r reirr i. ' " . 'V; r 1 1 1 a n - A nirr lc n
tnai liana, wMniniHin, i. .; in -iweoin,
Ui
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i a chosen it Prt-- 't i f, frniu ,u :o:ir
' -t prcnnn- ni ,.tJ-o; - itii't-.t-jil, .if- 'wSon
i Uu!iness nerve, s v!l ns for ii '
ni ty and personal i itegrity.
, - j,a-?i thf Al!f 0? l,egi valuer"
, ..niijr thai Ui.- u- '. fire r:i. fc.-i
t -v iuiminr ! tf.Uiht to ci'tUi
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btabl.-ii- WttlMiwo.vui.i.iie
noua wfi.' cruuo aj-
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t were a d zeu
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Mtandinff on iu
Jie wa.'.if ot Wateifti
uetvl oonumirum
Jut vi t.le thi
:i it is t '-'e hoi
far ) "t . W"1 ' P let V i
. mi
tilDW i iiriHL1- tile WUitti )v-l j
muauai tlii.'VJ nee a w . : i
4IHwtci;i and Kkitiy -rOd.
Whether to mk or swin,'
That all forms of property .have felt theirecte
of our great pro-bparity is ev3neel by the reporte
of the advance i rente, e ocretweU activity in
the real eeie market, and tte higher price Uiat
are obtained for parcels tVat ae sold. It i not
only ithi city and viciity that these plienom
cWiiave appenred, bt the same is true in h
eiSbtr or leiiB decre in many lpts of the eoun-
ytry. In Chicago, fr inetsnoe, there ian advMiee
in renta of from to 60 per cent. Real estate was
the laet lorm o' projKjrty to miner from the panic.
It has been t-e last toeol the effects of returning
prosjerity- What is? called a "boom" may not
coine in real estate immediately, but it is highly
improbable thut tlJ prices of all forms of than
wodttiee sliould inijrense nl Uie prico of real
estate should remain stationary, and that money
hould seek investment witliout investors' finally
turning Uieir attention to real esttite. August.
'eM-nliHjn nll, Uie lady's college at Cambridge,
UnelaiKl, hag Mx' resident lecturers and ninety
students. MThs Mlnturn, daughter of the late
Robert Minium of New York, is one of Newn
ham'a alumrta
"ICaow what good society is? I reckon 1 do!"
crisd Mr. Oriir. "Why, I've boon put out of more
than twenty as swell' ailirtrs as wore over rotten
up in tbte city." ,
Those u-ho havo triod It confess that a larfcc,
hoalthir tnilhlunl Tllnntnr wnm nil thfl buck f.OIl-
. . . I - . .wa. - - - - -
uMn.t. 1 . . 1 J A.
uniiio inoie neat iiian.a ueavy overcoat.
.T'TI-H-li
- v -i san Frtn- .
.t nmr hej j
. that '. i I .hi- !
rall i.r a i
r- in Kile hi
i. .e Koawt lt
: notwHW'tt
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p nl. wl; i exi n : .
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v,nine!i', 'It i l - rB'i
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1 K ' III til ( ill. !
' ! " ' i renin- :
v U 1 - Hi,-
, ' " - ' UI.CI
-.; -1 ' ot' . fm rr-nre i
i". . pavinet.tf 1 "
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exact!!!; laniil'iv
don't foi:o
T'i ' noi :nan ,ri .
.-j.-,. m j .- mji.. fri.n
':m.i"i ' tu-h: for - i(. l
-x.ie.e of t. Ik , ,.,l
l -Irof 'il I tuxit-- H it !. n , t.i
rei4den of l'rli. i , Him iu
for th:it Wi.tfui 'L l.t i. n
dei-iifco tli-.- d.i -f Miur. th, -v '
" I.- lit":.
That of all real entate in. .v. nil houi -t-n.! pltm is
the tet and Hafent.-w allwh- U,, , r, ,. in mas.
Inf the whole property mure . Vai.U. r- . 'ur- . ii, - .sup
P'. Abatldn a )ouon hi , aa H o,-u a I tad.loiii-
v K ifPta the benetltof A's 1 Vm,-meni rl.fl.. A U in,.
inja. He reby. Tula pniioopn wm apply to tbe entire J
AhavedaiauaH lot to each of t priitclpal churches,
ior ciiuivii i' -., . w .iv vt apart lor puiiiw
school pnrpoaea. ,
H.UiKOAll 1TRH1 Vt
The Overland, Onion and f '.ilifornl.i and the Weatern
Railroad Companie iwive purchael laud from the
east line of thedoineateaU Ninth -ti-eii to the water
front for fhelr termlnu, ilepotn, machf "'bop, etc.; alao
th main line of theOreKwalan Railway ompany (Uiaited)
will have ita terminua near by. Tbif 'he -n utest rallrnad
center on tbe laeiflt Coaat la.m In elow proximity to litcae
lot?. Thla purchaa haa eauNt-d a ri,' ji all surmundhig
property of ICO per ce.it, maklnsthr li.m i iii Jomeotead
XHni 75 to I HO per eonivneaper tban nn oritur real estate In
Portland. Inaamueh ;m thlo Koin.w..,! w-n advertlaed to
be mad for a gtlpolated prtee huawn the rrceat advance, un
pleasant ax it Im, we shall trictly ith' re Wiour Mlvertuted
contract with the public to aejl fhfv; tot Mr JHO each Mr
tiie next ninety dava.
The two linndred lota that wer rewrveil Hwuual aetflei
are now all aold, and the demand io ,'.; Uttn beliijt m
great, w have been compelled to i : ui .re ium on the
market from which the pnbr.c n- ,f fr the next
ninety day. Thia nffordi an opM.r.uiiiy f.ir ienams o de
Hiring t purchaac tiie mont tif.nii.:iiLi-i si.,'...,. erty.
to TXterttm iihsikio To-'prwiiisK.
Thla property ti ow aelltnv Yery ra pil I y , k D4 tlnwe wlah
biiC to buy will d well to call or wi,d lntin.1 itly for a ha
or lota. All but 4he nmt inMailment mu ,r. paid at the
Hanking Houeof Jadd TiUm., in the -ity . irtlMMl.
l3sof!lo, a iimt,vm k
Deslrlne a lot, majrivarrl Sfum tothe;flr ml Mnnneer,
and a Itond wlU Wn?t"cl.vforwiine,j
Money may ?i,?t??5? wxliien-d letter, money
OrderTor AVeli"'' Co' Expre, at tn rtk.
For further picula. amity to .f, M.. 1UCE,
thmeml Maneet. poitiand, Or.
Or to JiAiuui a MCLAi fJiiij;!?.,
- .Unrruoii Mnwi.
'.rweian. and Daninli ijcaatlonH. at asi
j j.. t'aaev. late Chief JnMiec l". s. rourt of Claims .
i ofllclaU of tiie U. K latent OHlr, , mad
Mem bem of Omareaa mm e-ery tate.
1 iiiCic u a izuvo a rii Snlleitv of I
. Uoriiey-at-baw,LeIroit Bui ldluit. WaahUa'N
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Petition mid Itomily Attorneys.
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THE PORTLAND
Rooms Corner of
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
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JIUNU1UCU PAPERS AH I) MAGA.INKS.
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chant; ilplr .trrnnlCjloroliRnil; fee... II. li intu, l-'riiitj-'rv
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MEWBKRSHIP FREE TO ALL.
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MONTHI
l)Iacrow-y. . liatld, P. a Hchuyler, Jr..
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4a-ndy, Trenldent:
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Tn?TA- YOUIIBEI.F BY M AJCINO 2.
JLi JLlI IL golden chance l onerMl. tKhpb 1
Inapoveyfnon yonrdrM.r. Thnwh,w-v1
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always keep-
liurpveyfrin yonrdnor. Those wty'"".y" .V ' .
oi. ..I. ...,... ..... yionev iniu are ouervu
seneralli N-oine wealthr, whil ty"' ' "ol improve
inch oh3ncea remain hi povory W want many men,
women, boy and srlrls to work r ,ln, ,n t,u,'r own
ealMM. Ttie bmdnosN will more than ten times ordi
nary wnce8. We fiiniNb ..a exp-anlve outfit and all that
you nvti, free. No one who entrant mlla to make money
vcrr rikily. Yon can devote yourwholellme to the work,
or ob)i your spare moments. Full inforiiiatlon and all
that la iwed! aont free. AddreM ms0 A Co., Portland,
Malae. ntA-m
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ROSE P I LIlS.
PIONEER WOOD-YARD,
OtBwnoiMl IJock.at foot of Morrison street.
AT.I, KINDS Ol' WOOD,
Sawed and unMWMt,conKtnntly on baad.and delivered to
nil Pans of the city.
noU tf JUMfS .SOltKNRKN, Proprietor.
92r OUTFIT SENT FREE TO THOSE WHO WISH TO
SP'vo'rvlhinJ'V.e' P-Bt i ,U prinU
known. 15very'n,lf',w. Capital not re,ulrel. We will
rom hiie owr night. No
riBk wHiilovor. Jinny nw wrkn wanted at oncev Jinny
lire making fortunes nt the bualiiau. iJuMea liiakifrft tiiuoh
ilS titon, nn7l yoiihg boys And rtaif ireni iLr o oflS
who Is wllln to work faila toiiiakailn
thftn tn ft'e inn f!n wcTk n? iSSImwy SmnloB?
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Mi.'lrc. KVflnali llloAn ntnl rtif.nlrui Hoi1iri'n mill IJw
Worth liteta", Dfnidant: In the name of the t.i'l of
Oreiron, yWi ami ewh of you are hereby notified thatine
a-ove-nfcl Plalntltf Uni filed his complaint ar:iir.-!jyf
in tbe abovc-emltl.-d Circuit Court, and as relief pra aa
account for taxe- paid and expenses incurred ly i'l.Jnti
for the benefit of the Defendants concerning the bull de
scribed In the complaint, and contribution and reimt'irve
ment from the IwJatidants amounting to Slft'i. n:iiUir
partition of the land atentloned, which is situue ii: Mult
nomah County, Oregon, known as the north half of the
Ijiban Tlicks ivmatlon Iand l.'Iaiin. and aluo as ih north
half oi the nordieiiat one-fourtii of Sec, 17, T. 1 N., I'. V
and for a Hale thereof If partition ly metes and tMuitb
Impracticable, and for costs as may mppttas by taUi iwore
plalut.nud that the above-named Court en the llf.i J-yof
March. Mil, made an order dlreetilnr pnhlication nnm
mons In thi eiiuae. Yxm and each of yon are tii'-rfore
miminnned and reonired to be and appear In thr .tiHive
entitkHl Court on the first day of the next terw tJirMkif.
which will beirln on the first Mondny of Jlay, and an
swer tiie abov-ileerlbeiI complaint in thi wilt ; or if yoa
fail to appear and answer, the PluinUfl wi'l take . -Ieen?e
for the relief prayed for. SHATTUCK A Kil.I.IV.
AUoruys for rtauifin
Portland, March 12, 1S81. m.i 17 at
CITATION.
IN TIIE COP NT V COURT OF THK RTATE OF onFJGON
for Jlultnomaii County. In the matter of the i ...-af
charlc E. Cnlef, deceaaed. To Alien Calef, .llmiru Calef,
and Harriet A. Towler: In the name of the Hme of
Oregon, bv order of the above-entitled Conn, miwle
this 17th ifny of Jiarch, 1881, yon ami each af vu are
hereby cited to be and appiir before saj.i o.mrt iu
the Court-room thereof In nd County ou Monday, tbe id
day of May, A. D. 1S81, at the hour of 10 o'clock a i. i tliat
day, then and there to show cause. If any there Iv, why
Uie petition of Harriet A. Towler, filed in said Court o said
17th day of March, 1SS1, praying for an order of wiid Court
directing the executor of the bust will and teatnment Of
said Charles E. Culct, decca.-cd, to pay an allowance out of
the Income of the estate of said Allan,. Cnlef -ami Aim Ira
Calef, minors, for their aunportaiut adaption, of tbe suina
of w9iity-nw dollnrs fJ70 pW TnBntli for said Allen
CWBfainlslsto-ib'ailoIltjis (535.00 ,pwc mtinili for dAl-
lnrnt Chior, sain moiuuiy allowance io time iron- imcj
dav of July isiu.anouiu nofc-aesroawu h im."'"
Witnewj the Hon. S. AY. Rick, Judge . ai
' IskauI Court, tlio 17tfi day of March, 18S1.
ls 1 Attest; A. E. BURTIIWICK, t !.
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