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iiWr.O HTY, OELGtiX, JIM-; 10. 1-70.
t ' ' m ir -i - ii i 1
ileal Jt.Mii iiiiu.im j
.vinir arc the re:il e-talo transfers
,.-..( !v ending June l.jth :
f r ' , .,,,,1 wife to ). t '. It. It.,
J- ...... i, ...1 : consideration
' . ... . a-i I
Oregoii Citv ;
fly,!-?1.', n
v a ill nsl y and wife to Albert
lar.v- ii. a .art ot Jeno liul
VUf;,.1 I,;; ebu:.!, section 14. T - 8,
! i' 1'. contain!
i"u 'Tl-'o to Henrietta PoLrunz, frae-
t,'n'il l vrt oi sccuo.. - '
,.;'.l,-MrraU..n T if. to christian
"i Mcicu--r, i" ;f N yy- of section oT,
V .'I' t:v u' ; of iV N W of section
ann .:' V. ... , !,? S i oi see-
he
ill "
S H 1 I', containing -'to
".onsiileration.l'W.
! iV l of commissions tor saic oi
I " l .,11.1 to Iv irs of Samuel oun-
t .H-' ,j.'iSi u k, containing) acres ;
1 -fi:fe!una wife to Jucy J
,-, -'-her fractional parts of sections J
I ur.lt t ;. i, It 1 i:. containing 00 acres ;
, -ix-kamas cwiiuvmi v"
block IS county addition
i t 1 and 2 in
t,, ()! 1 UV COUSluv.
nil r loi nn
V ,..ii:iir.ne-r l't acics ,
p'' K Johnson an.l wife to Knos Ca-
lilhl.vtj' Tj. Kvnironl. frae
,4ur tofclm.TriS.lt-K eon
' rcn-res; consul, ration irJO,
Mlu-shall .....Uife lo l-.T.
I. ,,,v;iotoncof l.l.Tk 2.J.1M tliotowii
,;:M,nt n.ah; consecration 'H)
V v (iivcnman :vini wite to J. 1.
IIuiv Vts 1 ami " of block in Oregon
j;v;' ,.onM'l'--ration i'"- ... ,
r S natcnt to Henry W elirlieirn an.l
Vizirs at law of his late wi te ! rc.l
n, a W, luheim ,l..ee:vse.l c aun 4s, bc-j..-.:iits
of sections 1 ami i, 1 -i N 14
lv",-..itaininLr :iW acres.
V C Ilawlev ami wile to Jn.twig
' ...... , C 1 ..... 1 I !
l..ne,
I . , 1-1' ' S III I M I ,
ictr.s oi
r sections : i ana i - , i.
: .nsi.l--i.it ion 51. .
M. ;. Wells an-1 wilo to T.n.lwig
.i!ie.
21 .74-Jl'U iii-rcs oi i.-inu, nemi;
. T -2 S, It :i I-:
, .-ration I.IVK
ri-L-t inct t)!!i'.-ers.
Tli" f-llowing is a list of the precinct
l r.n'n . is ( lecled at the election to serve
': ,hi -ir, t!e envuhe t wo vears:
X 1 ! ; -1 1 1 ; i T ! 1 Justice of the lVa'., J. W.
, v. 11 : ronst:T'..le, ltobt UuliIk-s.
; " M .e .- -V:. 1 I - J. i'oster, J. r. ; 1
(). .i..ii.-s. 1 'oiixtable.
r;.:'.-..:it Hill r. K. MeV.nnell, J.
f' j. Vt'T H-ater, 'onstal le.
l iii. n -Win. l",:ul )W. J. i; Win. K.
.Mili.-r. C.ustal le.
i u. '"-- L. N . ( alkmgs. j. r.;
m; W. I'p.s-er, Constable.
j 'M ;r.-.i.i!i:'s It. Tiioinpson J. r. ; V.
: W II. S llllt'S-ll. ( '-Mist-lb'".
s..,li Serin-:- .1. II. It.iincy, J
, y..O:le t'or.sV..i.le.
( '.e--,eles J. ('. l-r v.iliam, J.
lii i!-:u iV.ivni, r.s!al 1-'.
'i.;t M..l..il:i- .1. ('. S. Miller, J,
' S. V. ..-.iiulian, C'M -'a! le.
S -! ii'-'w.,;cr V. r.onnv, j. i;
.7. Lew i l!e!l. '(.JlI.ii le.
p. ;
v.
i -!e.
Wilbur, j. i. ; Jo.s.
u, J. p.; J. It.
s, J. v. ; Isaac Frost,
X. Wois'iam, J. v.;
le.
liar.lin-.:s-..
. 1C i ? i . -1 i . ' '
T'l.il.-ifin J.
!
S!i:l -.v, ( '-Cl.-'eii le.
1-Tr-t S. JoIi:s
i'.eial.h-.
I'.. -aver ( 'n-ek Tt. X,
W. J. Ii!l. .:r-a;i! le
( '..i.:.v -AVni. Kni-.'h
v.
Thomas
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r. ; :. s!
'. : Irvin-jr
S. l'l--!ei:er, ( iv-tal-Ie.
b h-'k 'rei-k J. A. Fur'uS
JL fouslable.
M;'.-.v:!:iki.'-.I. K. V.'ait, a
;...-. C-nst-il 1:.
( i : .-: I ; W. V. M-UT:
T.. I '!:.! '. ( "oilslabb .
( ': velii.lil - V tie ''' .1. 1
J.
I ct'veeTi Jos.
J. P. Mlaneh-
1
ii:.-s anit in. l-.iii-.
C.,i, -.!)!...
'ila Abl Mattoo
Win.
J. i. :
i;s;',l le.
IVile C:eei; -Win.
'..e; t Foster. Vr.sta:
L..v.-:- yu -.Hi :.
, 11. 1. ( iri'.ible, ( '.m;-:
Honlott,
le.
w.
able.
11. J. v. :
E-'tsiirth oi'
iv t'c,t,:.: ie!i.
Hi-
. n '. 'i.n kaiiia-; Co.
r: n. J nno P75.
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I
!-!:!fri .i: 1'v ! ;:e.;-it i-:k : he people ot
!i.;;:'ai:;l a e. 1 i-i'ii?s- :ne iieikin-
,;.! inns fore, irraml basket pi'-'iie
e t!: Fourth of July. Tii M-;:iniit:.e
lV:V:ii-IIIs naveseier-ri.fi ; lie:oi!!-
I'nl uro e :. ! u:: t a m il. I'.ie I a hal f east f
'buhlan.l -1'oi',' 'in the State roaM
1- . iin-jr fr-an Nah m to F. .st . i s, anl a
1 le-a;t ti:r-e mav I e a :it i. i ; -a ! e. I .
'1 h" f ilL-v.ir,-,' rreiittem.n hav
I.. . i: - l. an.l are eNpeef."! to bi
I ic n
in
i i ia. e :
It v.
Mr.
in-
lain
Dee
J. M
! ."'.Us N. I
of Ihi
lion
1 -r i'ion (if 1 tide; eiclonc e ;
1". l l. eviU-M-. Committee i
7. W. b-I-r'.-kv.-ell. in char
Lv.'.ii.iiie ; c. T. Hiekmr.n
i
l cliar-jre
'c of pro-
. i
tnarha I ;
J.N. 11 urhuioii :ln;l V. If. Fallow
asistnnt marshals an.l in charge of
orili-'.ance.
A !i:itional alnti1 will be fireil at siin
. rise an.l at ten a. m. All are invited to
:. t Li-i ! 1 with well-hllc'l baskets.
o i liKiitr.Avn.
ANorunnj' lt::i.tc
ays sine,Ave hav;
;onk. For a few
observed I ho old
three-story building near the city Sm-
r nvr- -.i--i
s in ing dismantled and torn
ilo'.vn.
F n."n iu i'.iirv we learn that
building, known as the Oregon
C. .liege, was erected in lsoO or V1.
harler was obtained tor it as the
rn Citv College through the efforts
i L
'f i-lders Heekiah .Ii.Imki.ii -iml l'vvi
i I'-lier, the first r,,iptit missionaries
i s; nt to Oregon, with the idea of having
I the school for Oregon Fapti.-t.s at this
. ; place. During the mining excitement
0 syv- nl thousand dollars were raised
; tor this ourpose, these niinistersgiving
I about all they were worth, and this
j building was erected. lir. Chandler,
. who now lies paralyzed at Forest
1 Crove. was sent out to take charge of
this school, after it had boon temporar
' ily conducted by 1-tlder Fisher. Some
books were sent out from the Fast
with a small philosophical apparatus'
4 and the school was started with line
v prospects, considering the distance
fcfrom civilization and the condition of
J'hts now prosperous tate at that time.
The school was afterward in charge of
t Pi of. J. D. Post for a few years, but no
endowment being provided, the effort
4 to keep up the school abated. Prof. C.
f H. Mattoon taught a while, and per
) haps one or two others, but the build-
5 5r.tr finally fell into disuse for school
1 purposes." It was then rented for a
) number of years as a dwelling, but no
repairs neing inane, it oceanic mini ior
t'di. After that it became a resort for
idle bovs who played "hooky" from
school. ' or went there on Sundays to
hae a sl- game of cards away from
tli-4 old folks. To prevent this misuse
of t lie building. W. ('. Johnson, Kso.,
( the P.oard of Trustees, sold the re-
1 ni. litis for a small sum, and provided
for having it torn down. Intheearly
I d.ivs p. number of boys and girls, who
r how are strong men and women in this
I '.limmnitv, secured a portion of their
j r I'lcati. ti in this building, and the in-
8 hi. 'licfefc set to wovlc l liern Ii5i-f not seen
lii' if f no fho-vo 11. o tu-Micft t-a tnrn
wvn and dorroved. Fisher and John
n are in their graves, and Chandler's
'orklie' davs : re i.-if I. of fl, 1 . ,1
I .. . . . j -..-i, . v III', 1 1 1 1 ' ll I
"v gave to education in Oregon will
lot cease w ith their lives, and we would
-kid if their desire to have a college
" :e might yet be realized. "
Fn-on rr.r.TiN: at the AL 7:. Church
;vt Sil brtth evening.
II lul .
eaehino;
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n"ui--v Tarrott to .losei-n i ai iol., u..
v, s i.M in-1, l. in- rarts ot .sections 'li
:irI -i V'K 1 K; eonsi.leration M.
! t ii T tL.ro. tat.VU K.It.Co..
i . f -v (icf.l: eons i.U ration tl.
f in o
Oregon. City " Falls."
Not ill v conl.l I watch this "water fall"
Hour after hour; not vainly day by
ilav,
Visit the spot to meditate and pray.
The charm that holds me in its giant
thrall,
lias too much of the infinite to pal!.
For though, like lime, the waters pass
away,
Thev lihiiC a freshness, a baptismal
spray.
Which breathes of the eternal fount
of all.
And so, my God, does Thy revealed
word,
In living dogma or on sacred page.
Flow to us ever new; though read and
heard
Immutably the same from age to age.
And thither Nature sends u.s to assuage
The higher longings by her voices
stirred. Idea.
Mr.sicAr.. The Salem Statesman, of
the 10th in.st, lias the following compli
mentary notice of MLssFmma Miller of
this city.and Mrs. Helen M. Stratton, of
Albany, who kindly tendered their ser
vices for the Musieal and Literary en
tertainment for the benefit of the "Con
gregational Church of Salem, which
took place on the evening of thc'Jth:
'Time nor space will not allow a lengths
report of the proceedings at thislate
hour, but we can conscientiously- say
the entertainment gave universal satis
faction, and we cannot forbear making
special mention of Miss EmmaMillcr's
exquisite renditions. Her two solos
"Ij.-i Separazione" and "Waiting" were
certainly the gems of the evening, the
young lady displaying rare talent as a
vocalist. She has a remarkably sweet
voice, over which she has apparently
complete control, and her debut in this
city created a most favorable impres
sion. The .same might also no said of
Airs. Helen M. Si rat ton's performance,
her name alone being sufficient guar
antee that it was a most creditable
etiort on her part."
Ij.sk !Ai,r.. We notice in the Salem
papers that the Vancouver base ball
club, the Spartans, have challenged the
College club of Salem to a friendly
eontest on the diamond field, to take
place in this city, and the Salem boys
have picked up the gauntlet.and Satur
day next, at 1 o'clock v. m., is the time
set for the game. IJoth clubs have con
siderable reputation as ball to.ssers.and
we expect one of the hottest contested
games ever witnessed in this State.
The. Mercury says that the College club
will charter a car, and it isexpectod
a lar-re party will accompany them.
The Vancouver boys have chartered a
boat for the occasion, and quite a num
ber may be expected to acconipany
theni from that city, and also from
Portland. We would suggest to somo
of the young men around town, who
have leisure lime on their hands, that
it wsnld be well to bestow a little of it
in helping to prepare the ground
for the occasion, as it is not in
the best condition, and we should feel
sorry to have our visitors finding fault
on that score when a few hours' work
will put it in good trim.
Sr.vKr.Au young ladies of this cits-,
taking advantage of (heir privilege
during this centennial leap year, invif.
ed some of the sterner sex to accom
pany them on a boating excursion last
Wednesday evening. The party went
down the river as far as Col. Ik Jen
nings', where they indulged in the
fascinating game of croquet to their
hearts' content, alter which the gay
excursionists pulled merrily away foV
home. It was a very pleasant a Hair,
and we hope the young ladies will ex
ercise the leap year prerogatives quite
often.
IjKTTKit liisr. Tetters remaining in
the l'osfolliee, at Oregon Citv, Juno
Pith, 1.-7.; :
Adams, Chamberlain; Ttaker, lt.-v.
J. C. ; Garlefts, Mr.; Hughes. Miss
I Lit tie; Hughes, Miss Ada: Harring
ton, Mrs. Christine; Irnel, Hem v; In
graham, Airs. M.-irv ; Johnson, Miss E. ;
Johnson, John At.; Johnson, Airs.
Mary; Ki veny, John: Miller, Aliss
Am.e: ItevnoMs, W. It.; Schmeerv,
lbiurich; Semi, Mathi is.
If called for please :-:;v when "adver
tised." J. M. Hacon, P.M.
Last Saturday evening two littlo
boys who were playing in a boat at
Caufield's landing, managed to get
a!ri!'t. They went floating down the
river without oars anil their cries for
help soon brought a boat to the rescue.
We hope it w ill not be our lot to chroni
cle the drowning of some ofthc.se little
fellows, but if parents will not keep
them away from the river, nothing less
can be expected.
I'iun-'ipa n. Mr. W. L. Worthington,
of Astoria, has accepted an oiler from
t he 1 ;reetors of this School I istrict, and
will lake charge of the Seminary as
principal imniedi ib-ly after the sum
mer vacation. Air. W. has a first-class
reputation as a teacher, and we have
no doubt but that ho will give general
satisfaction.
ioNM. Ir. A.J. Hover, who has been
in partnership with Dr. Norris in this
c:(y for the past year, left for Silverton
l i-t wee!;, where he will continue the
practice of medicine. The loctor lias
made many warm friends during his
stay in this city, and Ids return would
be gladly welcomed.
P. It. Two of Oregon City 'sshoulder
strikers had a friendly (?) cor. test below
tow n last Sunday afternoon. We were
not present, but understand that one
of the combatants thew up the sponge
on the fifth round. It is understood
they are in training for another "bout"
at an earl v dav.
ItKr.mioi-s. ScrvieVs at the AF F
Church on next Sabbath morning, Kev.
(i. W. Day, pastor. Subject "The rela
tion of fallen man to the Law of Moses."
Proposition "Since the fall of man, no
human being save the man Christ
Jesus has kept the Haw of Aloses (the
ten commandments) ill anv degree
whatever."
Clackamas Aheap. Air. Jas. AI.
Frazer, our alfable County Clerk, was
the first to hand in the official returns
of ti e late election. His report was re
ceived at the ollice of the Secretary of
State last Friday.
Wk acknowledge the receipt of an
invitation to participate in the Fourth
Annual Iteunion of the Oregon Pioneer
A."(;i:U''on .at Nalcm. on the Llth and
wi V 1 n (n1!1- t pressure of business
will be unable to attend
Wj: have received a communication
from Alolall in regard to the grand
of Jul vl bin tilk 1laco th?ro o tho 4th
method of telling tht' t he
has brackets, picture fra neJ L, lLe
pockets for hale
I sciieam- Jimmy Wright is j.repar
ed to serve delicious i-e-c-reini t.fn i
who xyill favor him with a UVl i
Vlu-'-hes' UlK " door llort" f li.A.
I
Aliss Ada Lovkjoy is spending a few
days at Salem visiting friends We
wish her a pleasant visit and hone to
see her back soon.
Pikp. Airs. Harbor, an old and re
spected resident of this county, died at
Koek Island last week of eonsumptio'n.
Air.. F. Li. Fastham returned home
last Wednesday from a tour of the
l'uget Sound country.
At the postofllee is the iilace where
: you will find the frames, brackets and
i v.'.ill-pock-ts.
Notice. A public meeting is called 5
for next Monday evening at the Court
House, at 7 ?i o'clock, to consider the
matter of improving the roads leading
to and from this city. This is a .subject
. . . v.--m ri ciiizen in iiu.s vi
cinity and a full attendance is cxrct
ed. Let all who have an interest in
the future prosperity t- t;io t;tv ,.e
c
present
Owixo to want of material we have de
ferred publishing a tabular statement of
the election returns for this county till
next week. As we have published the
total vote of each candidate, we hope
our readers will excuse us this time
and we promise not to do so again.
A company of our young people went
up to P.aker's Prairie strawberrving,
last Sunday, and returned with ei"-ht
gallons of that delicious fruit. "
Two j-oung Nimrods killed a deer in
the river below town last Wcdnesday
Siraw berries and cream at Wri dit'
restaurant. "
The net immigration to the United
States last year was 101,201, of which
two-thirds were males. In former
years tho proportion has always
been in favor of the females.
A report has been received that
Boise is elected Judge in the Third
District by loO majority. This is a
sad calamity. Stiiudard.
To call the election of an upright,
conscientious man over a pot-house
politician "a sad calamity," is just
about as high on tke moral plane as
a Standard bearer can ever attain to.
Pull some of the feathers out of the
wings of your imagination and stick
them in the tail of your judgment.,
Mr. Noltner.
Facts lor the Million.
The facts referred to in the above
caption are the facts in relation to the
victories over disease achieved by llos
tetter's Stomach Fitters. That renown
ed tonic is daily adding fresh laurels of
popularity to the great reputation
which it long since obtained as a reme
dy for dyspepsia, constipation, bilious
ness, nervous disorder.SjUrinary trouble
intermittent and remittent fevers,
rheumatism and debility, and demon
strating to the satisfaction of the public
its superiority to the palliatives which
flood the market, and whose make-be
lieve cures are trumpeted in manufac
tured testimonials.
It is a subject of honest pride to the
proprietors of Hostetter's Fitters, that
no claims have ever been advanced in
its behalf that could not be corrobor
ated by ample proofs, but most assur
edly had such been the case they could
have expected nothing better than that
a preparation bolstered up by state
ments of t he same stripe as those in
dulgeil in by the proprietors of cheap
local bitters and inalcoholic rubbish,
would speedily die of inanition.
Such has been tho fate of thousands of
lie puffed shams, rather less efficacious
than biige water.
The success of the Filters is attribut
able to their genuine excellence. The
public has observed that what thev are
advertised to do, they do, and that no
incredible pretensions are made on
this account. They have gained, and
will continue to retain the confidence
and respect of an ciili.c-htcd communi
ty, far too intelligent to be long im
posed upon by llie'Sham Abrahamism
of unscrupulous quacks-and disreputa
ble speeu lators.
Ariiud to tho Teetli,
Is a very common expression, but we
think that armed to embellish and pre
serve them to a ripe old age is decided
ly more appropriate. This can be done
by keeping yourself supplied with a
bottle of that splendid dentifrice, Fra
grant SOZO DON'T, which will beautify
the teeth and preserve them from the
ravages of decas. SOZODONT con
tains no acids or gritty substances
which injure the enamel, but is com
posed of rare and antiseptic herbs,
which have a beneficial effect on the
whole economy of the mouth. Sold by
druggists.
8 The National Cold Medal was award
ed o l'.r.-Hlley tfc Ktdot.son lor the l-st.
Photographs in the United States, and the
Vienna Medal lor t he best in the world.
i'Z'.f Montgomery Street, San I-'raiieisoo.
NEW TO-DAY
Summons.
Stil
;ite of Oregon for Clackamas cotiufv.
Karl Selig, plaintiff, vs. Charles Iiorome,
defendant; Action at. law, to recover
money. To CHAKLFS DKItOM K, said de
fendant : lit tl:r iimiie of thn Stntcof ( reoi,
You are hereby summoned and required
to appear in the Court above nanccl on or
before t he first day of the next term there
of which shall happen more than six
weeks after the tirst publication of this
summons, tou if. ; on 'or before the It h
Monday in September, A. D. 1X7(1, and an
swer t lie com plaint of pla in t iff tiled aga inst
you in the above entitled action or the
plaintiff will fake judgment against you
for t he sum of 571.'$ -, and interest thereon
since Nov. 4, IS".", and sell your property
attached to pay the same. This summons
is published in pursuance of an order of
said Court made in term time, t lie i!(ith dav
of April, A. 1 . Is7ii.
Johnson t jicron'.v,
7'laint ill's Att'ys,
Oregon City, June 10, lS7ii :v0.
ftJotsce.
TJ. S. Land Offick, Oregon' Citv,)
Oregon, Juno 1, lS7ti. )
COJIPLAINT n.YVINU BEE?; KN
j tered at this office by Alexander boiler
against. Thomas shevlin for abandoning
his Homestead Kntry, No. dated
January 27, 1S7-, upon the east of the
northeast hi section 4, township 1 north,
range 1 west, in Multnomah county, Ore
gon, with a view totlic cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this otfiee on ti e 27th
day of July, lS7ii, at i'J o'clock A. ?t., to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
0'i:N WADK, Rcrislcr.
T. It. IIArUUSON,'AYvttrr.
June 10, 1.S7U :lv.
uTAIIDIA.YS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
"V'otice is hek::iiy given that
Jl.i by virtue of an order of the Hon.
County Court of the State of Oretron lor
Multnomah County, madeon the loth day
of June, lS7t", authorizing, directing and
licensing me as the (iuardian of Augustus
Edward Kblimjrcr, Charles Kbbiner and
Touisa Ida Kbbinircr, minor heirs of Wm.
A. Ebbinjrer. deceased, to sell all their in
terest in and to the real estate described
in the petition for order of sale to-wit : t he
undivided three-sevenths of the following
described real estate, to-wit : r$crinninr at
a point 7 Sa-lmi chains south and 4 42-100
chains east of tho north-east corner of sec
tion fi, T. 4 S.. H. 4 K., runnin'j: thence
west t oD-ioo chains ; thence north 2t 70-100
chains; thence west 40 chains; thence
north 27 50-loo chains; thence east 80
chains ; thence south 5:$ chains to place of
"'inning, containing :$23 5-loo acres, l.e
nr he donation land claim of Frederick
w allestein and wife in Clackamas count v,
State of Oregon, I will expose for sale an.i
u cilUr, u? -Vuly 1M lJS7,i' at I he hour of
io o clock A. M. at the Court House door in
-iVron C'ltv, Clackamas count v, Orepon.
will proceed to sell at publicauction to the
liiirhest and best, bidder for gold coin the
aforesaid minors' ri-ht, title and interest
in and to said real estate. Deeds to be at
expense of purchaser.
Guardian of Augucfus Edward, Charles
and I-oiusa Ida Lbbinger.
June 1U, ls76:wj.
ISTIlIW STORE !
J. P. ALLISON & SON,
Dealer in
lien era! TJIcrcSiandiSe
RIXGO'S POINT, (L AC RAMAS CO.
TK HAVE A I'll-L STOCK Or
f f Merchandise, consisting oi Dry
Ciootls, Oroceries, Hardware. I'.oots and
Shoes, Yankee Notions, etc., etc.
We are determined to sell as cheap as
anv store in Oregon Citv, and it will be to
the advantage of all to give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
I 'rod uce taken in exchange for Goods.
. J. P. ALL1SDN SDN.
June lfi, 1S70 :1m.
Summons.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Clackamas.
iUJU'AIJIJ rEIJX!, PriAIXTIFP,
Li vs. Frank D.Carleton, defendant; Suit
in Eipiitv. To FRANK D. CAKbMON,
said defendant : -fa the name of the Stale of
Oreijon, Von are hereby .summoned and
required to appear in the Court above
named on or before the lirst day oi the
next term thereof, which shall happen
more than six weeks alter the first puoh
cat ion of this summons, to-wit : oil or be
fore tho 4th Monday in September, A. I.
1S70, and answer the complaint of planum
tiled ajrainst you in the above entitled
suit or the plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Swell relief consists in tiuietin. as against
vour plaintiff's title to a certain tract of
land in Clackamas county, Oregon, de
scribed, as follows : beginning at the north
east corner of Sect ion ' in T. 2 S., K. 3 K. of
th" Willamette Meridian, running thence
sunt h 1 rods ; thence west 110 rods ; thence
north 100 rod;--; thence east 110 rods to t he
.lace of beginning, containing 110 acres
more or less ; requiring you to execute and
deliver to him a good and sufficient quit
claim deed of the same, and cxcludi ng you
from any interest in or claim to said land,
or any part thereof.
This summons is published in pursuance
of an order of said Court made in term
time, the 2(ith dav of April, A. D. is,ti.
JOHNSON A iliiCO'.V.V,
Plaintiff's Atty's.
Oregon City, June hi, 1S7U.
Administrator's Sale.
In the matter of the estate of David Smith,
deceased.
VJ OTIt'E HEIiEliV GIVEN THAT
J5j by virtue of an order of the Hon.
County Court of Clackamas county, Slate
of Oregon, made and entered of record on
the 10th day of June, S7i, I will sell at
publicauction at the Court House door in
Oregon City on Saturday, the '"th day of
July, ls7(i, at the hour of one o'clock p. m.
the following described real estate be Ion g
ingto the estate of David Smith, deceased,
to-wit. : That part, of lot No. S, in block No.
27,in Oregon I'iiy, Clackamas county, Ore
gon, bounded as follows, to-wif. : beginning
at a point in the easterly line of Maui
st ret-t in said city 31 feet o incises southerly
from the north-westerly corner of said lot
No. S, running thence in a southerly direc
tion aiong t he easterly line of Main street
aforesaid ! feet: thence at right angles
with Main street in an easterly direct ion
70 feet; tiu-nce at right angles with
the last mentioned course and by a
hue parallel with Main street aforesaid
in a northerly direction .'51 feet; thence at
right angles and by a line parallel wit h
t le side-lines of said lot 70 feet in a wester
ly direction to the place of beginning: on
which is situated a good blacksmith shop
two stories high.
Terms of sale 25 per cent of purchase
price in hand aM he t inie of sale, and the
remainder to be paid at the time of con
firmation of sale ; all t be paid in C S.
gold coin. O. JIct'OH'.V,
Administrator of the estate of David
Smith, deceased.
Referee'
In the Circuit Court of the Slutc Orcjon for
C'tikati" Count i.
H. S. Puck,
vs.
II. F. l'ittoclc,
l 1 t-
1 Plaintiff,
t Defendants.
b. P. C. batourette.)
Suit to dis.-ilv partnership Clackamas
County, S. S.
OT5CE is :i;::?::i:v gi k: tit t
the undersigni d. Ueeeiver in sai l
matter duly appointed by said Court and
qualified according to la w, pursuant tot lie
li- cr.-e and order by said Court in said suit
made and entered, will, on the
KZfieenfn (151U) l:iy of July,
A. D. 1X7(1, at t he hour of ten (10) o'clock in
the foi-'tmon of said day, at the Court
House door of the Court House of said
Clackamas county in Oregon City in said
county, sell at publicauction to the high
est bidder for V. S. gold coin cash, all the
interest of II. S. buck, II. b. Pittock and
W. W. Puck, composing t he l ife part
nership lirm of 11. Ii. l'ittoc-k and Com
pany, in and to the following described
premises, situated in Clackamas county,
Oregon, to-wit. : Com mencing on t he left or
Sunt h bank of the ( l.ickamas Iliver. at the
intersection between said river and the
section line between sections twenty (20)
and twu-nty-one (21) in township two (')
south of range two (2) east ; t hence south
on said sect ion lin" eight (S) chains and
forty (10) links to the south-west corner of
U.S. I'.uck's donation claim ; t hence east
three (:)) chains and ninety ('.))) links;
f hence north (o) five degrees fifteen (lo)
minutes, cast fifty-live (") links; thence
east, fourteen (11) chains and sixty (00)
links: thence north forty-seven (47) de
grees, west to the south bank of the
Clackamas river, where is set a post from
which a cotton wood tree two and one-half
Cm) feet in diameter bears north forty-five
(45) degrees c;ist , distant, two (2) links; al
so a cottonwood tree one (I) foot in diame
ter bears south nineteen (l'.l) degrees wr st,
distant, fifty-one (51) links; thence down
the Clackamas river with its meanderings
to the place of beginning; containing
eight (S) acres of land more or less, to
gether with the tenements, appurtenances
and hereditaments thereof, including the
water power, right, and privilege derived
from the Clackamas river and the dam
.and race connected therewith, and the
right of way along the shore of said race
and the Clackamas river wherever neces
sary for the repairs of said race and dam;
the said described premises being the
property commonly known as the Clacka
mas Paper Mills.
Witness my hand this 13th dav of June,
A. 1). 1S70.
II. II. NORTH VP,
JunelOiwl. Receiver.
PJotice.
U. S. I,Axr Office, orkoox City,
Oregon, June ! lS7i. 1
OOMPbATNT HAVING' IJKEN KNTEIt
ed at this otliee by James Emerson
against Albert C. Hodges for abandoning
his Homestead Kntrv, No. l,5-'57, dated Mav
10, 1S70, uon the K. y. of the S. W. , sec
tion 10 township 5 south, range (! west, in
Yamhill county, Oregon, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this office on the 20th day of July, 1S7(I, at
10 o'clock A. sr., to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aban
donment. OWEN WADE, Kcrrstrr.
T. H. IIAHKISON, Receiver
June K, 1S70: w l.
W. CASED!7
T
Dealer in
GROCERIES, riJOVISIOXS,
AN 1
FRUITS AF2D VEGETABLES.
jlain StriYl, Offgoa fily,
One door south of Ward t Harding's
Drug Store.
OCR STOCK CONSISTS OK EVER V
thing usually kept in a well stocked
Family Grocery Store. Keep only lirst
class goods.
reorders delivered to any part of Oregon
City or Canemah.
Oregon City, June 9, 1S7C :tf.
IMPERIAL m L LS,
LaTvocqtio, Savier & Co.
Oregon City.
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour,
M iddlings, bran and Chicken Feed. Parties
imrchasirig feed must furnish the sack.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
-rr--,r rT- niTTUntlHTA
ShoriiFs Sale.
State of Orkoox, ) cj
County of Ci.ackA.mas.) ' '
To the Sheriff of slid County:
T n Tilt: x.vmk ok the static of
J Oregon, you ar.' commanded to lew
upon the goods and chattels of the delin
quent Xax-Iayers natn. d in the within de
linquent t;ix iisj )r so nuic!l thereof as
will satisfy the amount due, n.gct her with
costs and accruing costs; ana if no per
sonal property be found, then iimii the
real property as set forth in said tax list,
or so much thereof as will satisfy the tax
so charged and due, v. ith csts and ex
penses. And you are required to p.av over
all moneys so collected, on or before t ii
first Monday of July, 1.V70, to the Count v
i rea surer ot said count v
rer oi said county.
) Witness my official signature
. and seal of office hereto attach
) cd.this loth uavot Mav.lsTii.
err?
J. M. FIlAZKlt
, County I'lerk.
Jy virtue of the above warrant, I have
levied upon t lie following described prop
erty, to-wit , and on
Kntiirtlsiy-, tlc 1st d.-j y of .Ttily, ls7;,
bet ween the hours of 9 a. m. and 4 1. r of
said uay, at the Court House door in Ore
gon City, ( lackamas Count v. State ,f Ore
gon, 1 will expose for sale, and sell to the
highest and best bidder lor cash to me in
ha nd, paid in I . S. coin, or so much of the
following described real property, or a
sufficient amount of each piece or parcel
thereof as may be m-c-ssarv to satislv the
fax ol 1S7), as shown upon "the delinquent
list, together with the costs and accruing
costs and expens-s :
Aithin, Frank. The w V- of G. W. Koork
el., section If, t 2, s r 3 e; 100 acres;
tax, $7 00.
bailey, Francis. Part of Wilson donation
ciaim, t 1, s r 1 e ; ;;; acres: tax, 51.
braubery, A. Part of Collard claim, sec
tion 10, t 2, s r 1 e ; 10 acres ; tax, ?3 80.
bland, Wm. Part of section o0, t 2, s r 1 e ;
101 acres ; tax, S-. r:.
Cornell, '1'. J. Part of section 20, t 1, s r 2
; 77 acres ; tax, ?I !5.
Coffee, Vandiver. l'art of Fordvee's claim,
section 0. t 2, sr;i e, and section PI, t 3,
s r :i e ; 120 acres ; tax, 5 70.
Campbell, H. P.. l'art of claim 5'.) ; SO acres ;
tax, t i !!.
Campbell, John II. l'art of claim 5'J; tis
acres : tax, ,v !!.
Col bath, K. J. bot S, block l'J, Oregon Citv ;
tax, so .So.
Dickenson, Charles. Part of Helm's claim,
sections :j-l and .'ij, t o, s r 4 e ; o-'ii) acres ;
tax, S15 4:?.
Emmerson, J. 15. N w of s e ?f of section
17, t 2, s r o e ; 10 aen s : tax, 00.
Doweil, b. F. l'art of Miller claim, section
oil, t 1. s r 2 e ; acres : tax, 1 71. '
Fimlley, liavid. Donation claim, less 00
acres, s -ctions 10 and Jo, t IS, s r 2 c ; 5.S0
acres ; tax, sp) th.i.
Gibson, A. K. S ', of section 11, t 3. s r 1 w ;
:J20 acres ; tax, 515 20.
Grout, Sarah I. Fractional part of Garret
claim ; tax, 51 ;.
Hawkins, ('has. b. Part of section 21, t 4,
s r 1 e ; 100 acres : tax, 55 70.
Hatpin, Samuel. S w .'i of section 2S, t 5, s
r 1 e ; 100 acres ; tax, 55 70.
Javins, H. K of 11 e of section (!, and
s of s w li, and w hi of n w of sec
tion 5, t 2, s r 4 e ; 210 acres ; tax, 57 0.
Jackson, S w U of sect ion o2, t. 4, s r 1 c ;
SO acres ; tax, -?: 10.
Kimbly, C. T. W hi of n e of section 10,
t 2, s r :f e ; 80 acres ; tax, 51 (il.
Keiulle, Francis, l'art of sect ions 5 and 0,
t f, s r 4 e ; SO e.cr.es ; tax $:5 SO.
Larkins, James. Sout.'i part of section (!,
t 2, s r 5 e ; 100 acres ; tax, 51 Tii.
bakey, John. N w I, of section .'JO, 1 1, s r 2
i-; 10 l acres ; tax, 5;f 80.
McCubbin. Joiui. .'art. of MeOubbin claim,
see; ions 2S and O'J, t 2, s r o e ; 20.) acres ;
tax, 51 ! ;0.
Moflit, Thomas. Tit 1, block 71, Oregon
City ; tax, 51 P.O.
O'Coimer, Win. Part of section 2I,t.., sr2
e, and n w l of n w ?i of section 2, t 4,
s r 2 e ; 10 ) acres ; tax, 55 70.
2'ratt, ). ( .!. Part of burns and Sliannon
claims, section 25, t 2, s r 1 e ; 10 acres ;
tax, 5:1 S-.
Pittock, II. b. ifc Co. 7irt of 11. S. buck
ciaim, t 2, s r 2 e ; S acres ; tax, 570 00.
Hath born, James I. K. Moore's agent. S
li of n w 'i section 1. 1 3, s r I e, and lot
(i section Pi, t 3, s r 3 e ; 10.S SO-loo acres ;
tax, 5 1 27.
bus-ii t; oswaif. J. Fruit claim, in sec
tions 12 and 13, t 5, s t 2 e ; 320 acres ;
tax, ;!) 50.
Kiver, Israel. S w H of s w ':' of section 5,
t .'!, s r 1 e ; 10') acres ; tax, 51 !5.
bohenson, bussell it Sutter. 7'art of Crow
clohii, s.-ctioiis 1, 2, 11 ami 12, t 2, s r 1
e ; 200 acres ; tax, s-.-2 SO.
Summers, FMate of. Hensen claim; 100
acres ; tax, 57 00.
Smith, Jane. N w hi of Wilson claim, sec
tion 2"i, t 1, s r 1 e ; s ) acres ; tax, 5-f SO.
Swager, Jacob. N w S if s w U of aection
17, t 2, s r 1 e : .10 acres : fax, 53 1 f.
Stev. us 7'ittock. l'art of Franklin
claim, sect ion 4, t 2, s r 1 e ; 330 acres:
tax, .-'-! 1 7''.
Tice, John. Jk.,rl of i c( ions 10 and 20, t 3,
s r I e ; P-0 acres ; tax, 57 i'.;.
Twogod, Antoi.'utfe. Fractional part of
Garrett claim : 10 acres; tax, 51 30.
Vincent, Mrs. .v. N. N w U of lyjng claim,
so. t ion 2S, t f, s r 1 e; 100 acres : tax,
5ii 71.
Vine-ni, J. S. Wife's jiart of donation
claim, sect ion 32, t 4, s r 1 e; 10i) acres;
tax, SI 1 lii.
Wright, Albert. C. 'has. claim, seel ions
4 and .", and claim 50, sections 7 anil. S,
t .;, s r '; e ; 0:;o acr- s ; tax, SJO 70.
Wilson, l 'harl.-s. 7'art of section 11, t 1, s r
1 e ; So acres: fax, 55 70.
White, Thos. 10 V of ilea :iy claim, sect ion
Weljery, C. M. 7'art of sect ions 20 ami 3!,
t. I."sr3e; l';0 acres: tax. Sil 40.
White, 'I ho;;. N w of sect ion 7, t o, s r 3
e ; pi-) acres ; tax, 57 00.
21, t 5. s r 1 e ; IS 1 acres ; tax, 50 78.
Young, W. b. 7-'art of Whitcomb claim,
section 30, t 2, s rle;5.'i acres ; tax,
51 20.
Young, Samuel. W v. of s c U of section
3(1," t 1, s r 3 ; SO acres ; tax, 51 00.
J. T. A'i'KKSOX,
Siieriff of Clackamas Co., Ogn .
Oregon City, May 30, S70:it.
AT
a - C&Li lata I W 9
'.Ttiv fT'ivr? nnrrov CITY
i-1 1 1 A iMiu'ul, uL'.ui.i till,
JfST ARRIVI-:r, niRIiC'T FilOM
f San Francisco, all tie
LATEST STYLliS
of Spring and Summer
Hats & Bonnets,
Trimmed and Fntrimmed, forthe Spring
and Summer of 1S70.
fJilLUnEnV GOODS.
Fi'LL!NE?.Y GOODS.
HAT3 AHD EQfsETS.
HATS AND DONETS.
FEATHERS Af-JD FLOWERS.
FEATHERS AMD FLOWERS.
RI33QH3 AfilD OnrJAr.lEiJTS.
R132D?43 AMD ORNAMENTS.
GALL AMD EXAMINE.
CALL AND EXAfVUHE.
Xorf rouble to show goods, and no one
urged to purchase. We shall keep a well
selected stock, and our prices shall be very
reasonable, so t hat all may be pleased.
Oregon City, April 7th, lS7ii-tf.
FJotlce.
MY V. IFK, I-MZAHKTH nELLJI.W
ing left mv bed and lioard, notice is
hereby given that I will not be responsible
for anv debts contracted by her on and
aft'T this date. J. H. BELbv
Kagle Creek, May 2lith, 187'J :lt.
Atlrni jiistrn!rix S;ih'.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
Sprague, deceased.
Notice of the sale of real estate.
V"TICK IS II KK Kit V OIVION TH AT
Jli In- virtue of an order of the Hon. Coun
ty Court of Clackamas County, Oregon,
made and entered on record at April term
of said Court April Bd. 1S70, I will sell at
public auction on Saturday, July K, 1.S70,
at the hour of 1 o'clock V. M. of said day.at
the Court House door in Oregon City,
Clackamascount v, Oregon, to the highest
bidder for C S. gold coin, the follow ing de
scribed real estate, situate in the county of
Clackamas and State of Oregon, a"d
bounded and described as follows, to-uit:
Commencing at the corner between sec
tions 11 and 23, east, running thence north
so rods thence west 1H0 rods ; thence south
HU) rods; thence east 11 f rods; thence
nort beast 120 rod tot he place of beginning ;
coptainin" lo' acres more or less, all in
township 3 east of the Meridian 2 south.-
Terms of sale Twenty per cent, of the
purchase price to Ik- paid down and re
mainder to be payable when such sale is
approved, by the Colli. . w.
?IA KG A HET F. SPIMCIE,
Administratrix of the estate of Henry
Surague, deceased.
Oregon City, June 9 :lt.
ESTABLISHED I8O6.
33. A. HUGHES,
Opposite the rostoffice,
Item STREET, OREGON CITY ,
Dealer In
DKV GOODS,
CLOrillXG,
II A TS ,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HOSIERY.
LADIES' AND GEMS' ITBNISM.XG GOODS,
PERFUMERY,
TABLE CUTLER V,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE
HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
ROPE,
GRAIN SACKS,
WOOL SACKS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
.TV STOCK OF CEXEKAL ?IF.It-
iAi chandi.se is large and well assorted.
There is no house in the city that can
undersell me.
SMALL PROFITS AND QlUK RETURNS,
Is my mottp.
riease call and see for yourselves that
the Goods at f he old firm of 1',. A. Hughes
cannot be beaten in quality or price.
I keep the best Tcsi and Coffee and a
good supply of Family Groceries.
I give the highest market price for good
Cut, ii fry .ProUiice.
B. A. HUGHES.
Oregon City, March 17th, 1S70.
County S;riTj Taken as Casti.
ja7 :tf.
JTiPll SAIL. a;:.
"KIIAVfi THE FOLLOWING HEAL
Estate lor sale.
1. Desirable building block in Oregon
City.
No.
No.
I. loO Acres, good house, and barn
full of hay; 8 'acres in cultivation,
orchard, good water: 15 miles from
Oregon City. Price 5500, half down.
3. :J:20 Acres, 75 in cultivation ; houses,
bares, wells, .te. ; good orchard; ti
miles from Oregon City. Price 51,500 ;
halt down. Sell half place at same
rates, i
No.
No. A. 290 Acres, 25 acres under cultiva
tion, 5 acres orchard, good running
water; 125 acres open brush land; iU
mile from school house ; miles f rom
Oregon City. 5l,5o); half down, bal
ance in one and two years.
No. 5. Part of all the barber farm, on the
river at Hock Island above Oregon
City ; 55 per acre.
No. C .Land on the river
City, cheap; part of the
good wood yard.
above Oregon
barber claim ;
No:-7. U:l(i acres ; 75 Improved, a large,
new, well finished frame dwelling,
plum and apple orchards, living wa
fer, IS acres of fall wheat, G miles
from Oregon City, on Molalla road,
church and school house adjoining ;
can be had for 5 1,250, one-third down,
balance on time.
No. D. -JO acres at Milwaukie; part
beaver dam. Price,- 51,000.-
No. 10. A one and a half story bone, one
lot, barn, woodshed, well, efc., in
Oregon City, for 5f25.
No. 11 KM acres of land, with 10 acres un
der new fence and a growing croj of
wheat, about 10 acres very e-sily
cleared.all of the rest, timbered land,
well watered, .S miles from Oregon
City. Price $825 ; $500 cash, 5322 on
time, at 1J per cent, jx-r annum.-
Other desirable bargains in Clackamas,
the best county in the State.
Any sue having money to lend can have
our services, free of charge, in managing
the same and selecting securities.
Persons wanting to borrow money can
get favorable terms by calling on us.
JOHNSON t Mi-COWy, and
JOHNSON, JIcCOWX &MACRU5I.
Offices in Oregon City and Portland.
Nov. 12. 1S75 :tf
STILL IN THE FIELD!
REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH CF
HAAS' SAJ.OOS.
WILLIAMS & HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of Family Groceries to be found in the
city. All goods warranted, (foods delivered
in i he city free of charge.- The highest cash
orice paid for countrv produce.
Oregon City. March 2S, 1873.
fIEWLAGKSITH SHOP,
AT
John Lewis' Old Stand,
CW. GANONO HAS OPEXEl) AT
this old stand, where he is prepared
to do anything in his line.
C7-lIorse shoeing a speciality.
Oregon City, May2ii:m3
MILLER, MARSHALL &C0.,
OAY THE HIGHEST PHICE FOR
JL WHEAT, at all times, at the
Oregon City ftliils,
And have on hand
FICE 13 and FLOUR
to sell, at market rates. Parties desiring
freed, must furnish sacks. novl2tf
IMPORTANT
TO ALL mOM IT MAY
CONCERN!
KING DESIKOl'S OP ADOPTING
a new rule of business, I would request
those indebted to me to come and
Pay Up Immediately,
And save inconvenience and expense, as I
have determined to collect what is due me.
I have reduced the prices on Goods great
ly, and can assure all that I can give
Bargains to Cash Buyers.
Come and see for your'own satisfaction.
. LEVY.
Mi
TJFItSOXS THAT HAVE
LEFT
JL Deeds, Patents and Mort;
iges in the
County Cierk'sl oflice. of Clackamas coun
ty, Oregon, for record, will please call and
get them, particularly those that have not
paid for recording the same. All that
have lieen tiled prior to this date are re
corded. JAS. FILAZEK.
Couaty Clerk,
March 13, 1S70. mhl" lm.
Hear, for E will spoil K of excellent
iiiiiig."
BOND'S EXTRACT Tbe great VcKCtai.lc Pai
lestryer. lias been in ue over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura
tive virtues c.-mnot be excelled.
CHILDREN. No family can atford to be without
roml's Extract. Accidents, Hriiises,
Contusions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly by external application.
I'ronipfly relieves pains or Hum, Scald,
Kxrorintions, dialings, Old Sores
lloils, Felons, Corns, etc. Arrpsta in
flamation, reduces pweliings, ptopa bleeding,
removes decolorations ami lieal rapidlfi
FEMALE WEAKKESSES.-lt always relieves pain
iu the buck anuluiiisi,fullne!.-3 aud pressing pain
in the nanwa, ver;i'e.
IN LEUCQR RKEA it lias no emial. All kinds of nl.
tcraiions to which ladies are suhject are
promptly enrod. Fuller details ia bookaccom
panying each Ivittle.
PILES blind or blcedinsr meet prompt relief
and ready cure. No case, however cluonic or
obstinate, csn long resist its rc-nlar use.
VARICOSE VEIKS. Itis the only sure cure for
this distressing and dangerous condition.
EIDSEY DISEASES. It has no equal for perma
nent cure.
BLELQIMQ fror.i any cause. Fortius U a r.pc
citic. It has saved liuudredd of lives vheu all
other remeJies failed to r.rrest blading from
nose, Blomcch, to nt;s, and elsewhere.
RHEUMATISM, KEUSALC1A, Toothacbo and
turiiclic arc r.!l alike rel.evcd, and often pcr
nianentlv cured.
PHYSICIANS of nil schools who arc' aeqnainiedf
Willi l'tuid'a Kxtrart of Witcb Ila-Acl rec
mmend itin their practice. Wehax-e lettersor
coiunivndation from hundreds of l'hypician?,
Kiany of whom order it lor nso iu their owa
practice. In addition to tV.e forogciny, they
order its ite for siwelliiias of cli kind,
4)uinsy, Mre TI.i'o?t, Iniinuicd Tonsils,
pimple and chronic Diarrlin-ii, Catarrh,
5or which it is a specific.) Chilblain--, Frost
ed 1-Vet, JSiings of Insects, .Mosquitoes,
c-tc, Chnppcil I In nds, Face, and indeed
nil manner of skin diseases.
TGILET USE. Kemoves Siircness, IIoiifilinpRs,
and .Niuartine ; heals CuIm, i:riiptinu,
and Pimples, it ren're?, inciftoraV, and re
freshes, while wonderfully improving the
Cnmidcxion.
TO
FARMERS. Pond's Extract. No Stock
13reeder,ao LivcryMan can afford to be without
it. It i-j used by all the Leading Liver Stable?,
Street Kailroads aud first lloremch in New
York City. It has no equal for tSjirains, Har
ness of tSaddlo Clialirrsrs, Stidiiess,
Scratches, SwcI!iRps,Cuts, Kaecralions,
Iflct'lin, Piicuiiioiiiu, Colic, I;ai rlura,
Chills, Colds, etc. Its rangeof action is wide,
xtnd the relief it affords is so prompt that it ia
invaluable iu every Farm-yard as well as ia
every Farm -house. Let it be tried ouce, and
you will never le without it.
CAUTION. Pond's Extract has been imitatedi
The genuine nrlicle has the words Pond's Ex
tract blown in each bottle. It is prepared by
the only persons livinyr who ever knew liow'
to prepare it properlv. Kefuse all other pre
Jparations of Witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Phveicians, and in the hospi-
...ials f this countrv and Europe.
HISTORY AKO USES OF POKD'S EXTRACT,
r:imi)n pt form. SPlit fr. nu mnlw.twn
POn.Q'S EXTRACT CDKPANY. is Maiden
l.-iiie. New York.
T
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1876.
CIIIC.1G0 & .OSTIMVESTERX RAIL WAV.
THE FOrULAa ROUTE OVERLAND.
TJ3A.S.SKNGEIIS FOR CHICAGO, NJA
i gara Falls,- Pittliurg, Philadelphia,
Montreal, Quebec, New York, lioston, or
any point East, hould buy their
TH AXSCONTI M'ATAL TICKETS
Via the I'iunccr Itoutc,
TI I E
C1IICACO & XOHTH-WESTERX
RAILWAY.
THIS !:-- THE IJEST UOl'TE EAST.
Its track is of STEEE HATES, and on it has
been made the fastest time that has ever
been MAIK in this country. ;y this route
iasscng-rs for points east of Chicago have
choice of t he following lines from Chicago :
I'y lie I'ittslMirjr, Fort Wayne and
I 'liieu'T't a nil ii-n nsyl v:i n ia Kaihvnysu
T H H O UG H T 1 1 A I N S 1 A I Ti V, wj t h Itill- -ftj)
man Pa lace Cars through to Philadel
phia and New York on each train.
2 Tllltororr TKAIN, with Eullman
.S I'alaee Cars to Baltimore and Washington.-
IJy flic J.:i ?.
Southern ll,
Slioie and IIirIiran
ailway ail Con ticcf ions
Central and Erie Jtail-
l.i"w Vorli
loads) :
TIIKOEGII TRAINS DAIIA", with
12 Palace I ra wing lioom and Silver I'al
aee Sleeping Cars t hrough to New York.
IJy tiie Jllicljirau Central. Grand
Trunk, Ort-at V'isli-ni and Erie and
Nfiv York Central liailtvays:
O THRORuI TRAINS, with Pullman
O I'alaee I rtiwing lioom and Sleeping
Cars through to New Yorlv,. to Niagara
Falls, Puf'alo, Roclicstcr or New York city
Ily liriltiiiiriri- and Ohio Kailroad:
i THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with
Pullman I'alaee Cars for Newarkv
Zam-sville, Wheeling, M'jishington aul
Ilaltimore without change.
This is the SHORTEST, PEST arid only
line runningl'ullman Celc-braterl PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, con
necting wllh Union Pacific Railroad at
OMAHA and from the WEST, via Grand
.Tii net ion, Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Clinton.
Sterling and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND
TilE EAST.
This popular route j unsurpassed for
Speed, omfort and Safety. The. smooth,
well-ballasted and perfect track of steel
rails, the ce li bra t ed Pu 1 1 m a n Pal ace Sleep
ing Cars, the perfect. Telegraph Svsteni of
moving trains, t he regularity Wit h which
they run, the admirable arrangement of
running through cars to Chicago from all
points West, secure to passengers all tlio
comforts in modern Railway Traveling.
No change of Cars and no tedious delays
at Ferries.
rassengers will find Tickets via this Fa
vorite Route at the C. ni-ral Ticket Oflice
of the Cent ral Pacific Railroad, Sacramen
to. Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices
of the Central Pacific Railroad.
W. II. STENNETT,
Gen. Pas. Agent.
MARTIN HUGITITT, (icn. Sup.
II. P. STAN WOOD, General Agencv, 121
Montgomery street, fc'an Francisco.
Aug. i:j :ly
CLIFF HOUSE.
OREGON CITY, OREGON,
T. W. RHODES,
Il'OXlTClOl.
Transient Hoard, S-I to S3 per Day.
Single Jlenls 5u cents.
Hoard jier Vi't-ck: S3 OO
Hoard and Eod;iiijr, per ueck SO 00
The Table will be supplied with the best
the market affords.
Rail SupjM-rs furnished on short notice,
and at reasonable terms.
Nov. 19, 1875 .-f f
ms. FAlKGIilKVE,'
Dressmaker.
SUITS AND PATTERNS CUT 'A Nil'
Dresses made in the latest styles nt
reasonable prices. lioom No. 8 ClilT
IIoue, Oregon City.
fat iniiiige solicited.
May 12 :1m
ft!ILL!NERY GOODS !
TEST RECEIVED, AT MRS. E. S.
Warren's Millinery Store, a new and
elegant stock of latest styles of Millinery
and Ladies Furnishing Goods, forthe
SFR1HG TRADE,
Which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Ladies living in the countrv, favoring me
with their orders, will find them promptly
attended to.
MRS. K. S. WARREN,
One door south of Dr. Welch's office.
Oregon City, March IT, 1S7
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