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THE EJTEJPB!SE
OREGON CItV (HiEG0N JL'XE 5 , IS70.
Molalla Centeunial Celebration.
The citizens, from
Clackamas county met
selected for holding the Centennial
lehrrUion, near Wright's Bridgo, on
the Molalla river, ami made extensive
preparations for accommodating all
w ho desire to attond. Tlie location is
one of the best in the county, being sit
uited on the county load and ainplv
covered with stately cedars intcisporr
with vine maple, which will all'ord
u deliirhtlul siiein r ana present a view
of uatur
found ni
..., ii tlioroti
IOIinO III ill III n'limn ui.n i'uin.'in-i
:t fsutlicii nt supply of water to quench
the thirst of tliounndn. A smooth and
extensive tioor will he prepared for all
who wish to take part in a soc ial dance.
As notice .has been given lie fore, a
grand liarlccue has been provided for.
which will be managed bv persons of
skill, and we feci no hesitation in an
nouncing it a success. It is expected
to make this celebration one ofthe best
ever Field in this county. The puople
are wide awake ami will not leave any
thing undone that will insure . success
in aii3r particular. It is expected of
those who live at a convenient distance
to prepare their baskets and have thcin
well stored with necessaries for the
c occasion, which will be thankfully re
ceived bv the committee.
The following committees have been
appointed on arrangements:
MliHa precinct V. A. Miller and
wife, K. V. Ollieer and wife. A. Engle
and wife, Oliver Kobbins and wife.
heaver Creek precinct 1. S. Noyer
and wife, X. If. larnall and wife, .las.
Katon and wife.
Cuttings niecinct Raymond Dickey
and wile, it. C Kingo and wife.
Iiowcr Molalla precinct Polk Gril
ble and wife, Washington Ollield and
wife.
Can by precinct F. Mack ami wife.
Committee on barbecue W. If.
Vaiighan, W. G. Smith, -V. J. P.atv and
Y. Oswaltz.
Orator, Col. Geo. K. Shields: "Reader,
C. F. Ile-itie; .Marshals. David 1 May,
Samuel Knglo, Frank W. Yaughan aiil
James Dickey.
W. IN Vai oiiax. Chitirinan.
David F. May, Secretary.
Ilase Da 11 .Hatch.
As announced, in our last, issue, the
Spartan Club of Vancouver and the
College Club of Salem, had a friendly
contest tit this place last Saturday after"
noon. About live hundred persons
were present to witness the exciting
game, ami all seemed well satisfied
with the .skill manifested by both sides.
It was quite evident after the third
inning that the Salem boys were too
strong for t!ie Vancouver Club, and al
though they struggled manfully
against the tide, it was of no avail, and
fihoColleg Club -carried -i' the hon
ors. Good feeling prevailed on both
sides during the game, and Oreiron
Citv will alwavs I o readv to welcome
.such pleasant
sis follow s :
Hairs. The score v,
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Scorers, l!. 4. 1 r i :i
Spartans, K. !'. I V V.r. ;;s.
K. Iloc'.-kin
!ii.crs.
Fallow in r are t!
for the Weel-. cotVl
Puebe Pemileto
real estat transfers
: June U2d :
et ;d to Dr. W. ?".
is and :!; in T : S
',-' acres, cousiiiera-
Iv.il
parts
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.lolill U-.tUo
id wife to Jfsse Dul-
lock. t!:e Ir.ie! Ic.na
1 ' 11 1 ,-t . 1 ' W ' . .I-.w.t
1 ".ni lock a :d will
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donation land claim
1 v 1 .
i.n s:"ja
Jesse Dullock t 11. A. Da
same
tlescriol io:i : con-i-l.-r ition :vj".
tieo." WeKsli to I-:. !). i: iwa.d- the S
W '4 of sci-'.ion i, T :; s, 11 -1 1-:, claim
No. ",77i, containing I'yliicres; consid
cration cs.m.
John .1. 1'arrow and wife to James
Cochran ami Geo. Hoot, the " ofthe
donation land claim of S. D. Murray,
deceased, and Maria T. Murray, hi-s
wife, now Maria T. Mari-ow. uotiticatioii
No. ti'U, certificate No. l,..fe, said dona
tion land claim ruinpi i--im; l.'ie S U of
section 7, tlie N V. and tiieN ofthe
N W and the S i: '1 of the N W '1 of
section is. T S, I' K, cimtaining O'lo"
;-loo acres ; consideration li'io.
CS. Patent to Du.iolph (iiesv, liie
S . of the N W l4 and tlie N 'i of the
S V 'i of section ;'.", T :i S, it 1 II, (mm
taining 1US ;;cres.
U. S. Patent to Nicholas Giesv, the
S F '4 of theS W of section .";, and
the 1-: of the N W li of .section HI,
containing 1) acres.
U.S. Patent to Dosella A.Williams,
lot No. 2, theS W 'i of the N 1-1 't and
W ',- of theS K '4 in T i S, 11 1 10, con
taining lis acres.
U.S. Patent to to John Anderson and
wife, the S W U ofthe S W of section
and the W ofthe NW b of section
."1, T;i S, 11 1 F, the F , of the S b of
section 'Sa and the N 1 j of section -,
T.'JS, D 1 W, containing (ill acres.
County Court.
Jl-XK T KHM, r.ANPAM,, J.
Davis Divers road, report of viewers
approved and road re-established, and
supervisors ordered to open on survey.
Mark's Prairie road established.
Dussleville and Scott's mill road, re
port of viewers read and approved,
report of appraisers of damages for
$100 approved, one half to be p a id bv
county and one half by petitioners.
S.iw'tell road established.
Dryant road, appraisers of damages
. appointed, James Winston, Witev Chap
man nnd (ico. O. Foster, to meet 011
1 ne u-ltu ot June.
e itii ui o one.
Long road, reports of appraisers
ewers, and surveyor approved, and
ad ordered op -n.
viewer
roaa ordered on
l'olsom road, dismissed on motion of
jx-titioners attorney.
MctVmnell road established.
1,4ih feet of lumber trdered for dis
trict No. S.
Dill of C. W. Dryant, supervisor of
road district No. ".7, for lo days extra
lalnn ordered paid.
Deport of Cascade Drtdge Companv
reeeived and placed on file.
O.J. 1 rul linger was appointed to re
pair Molalla bridge at Wright's, and
Howard Mill bridge across Milk creek.
IIahpkus koii Jri.Y. Three features
prominently distinguish this number
of the Magazine the quality and ex
cellence of its fiction; its light sum
nierv character; and the remarkable
timeliness of so largo a portion of its
contents. The fifth look of George"
Kliot's "Daniel Deronda," given entire
In this number, is entitled "Mordecai ;"
but before the hero ofthe week is again
brought into association with this re
markable Hebrew, we have twojinter
estir.g chapters devoted to the renewal
of his acquaintance with Gwendolen
alter her marriage. The Centennial
suggestions of the year and of the
mouth are. of course, fitly remember
ed, but not in such a manner as to over
whelm the reader with history. The
editorial departments are fully sup
plied with interesting matter. Tlie
Weekly is overllowing with Centennial
doings and current events; the- Dazar
is as fashionable as ever.
IjEttkr List. Letters remaining in
the Post office, at Oregon City,' June
23d, 1S7G:
Doner, Eliza ; Dates, J. C. ; Del!, II. ;
Carr. F. II.; Pundas, Alfred; Lamb,
F. ; Lamb, Prank; Mars, YV. W.; Mus-
1. M. !
kat. Arnest; Powell. Charles: Sunth. ed tonic is ililir or7.;, -..t.-r. i
ii,o. I :.: Stunners. Mrs. J. K. Swain. .,..::. . v
June 10; Kth ynt. II.; Sharl.ock, Win.; Smith. A. " to- me - great-reputation
various pin is m ii., ..inint, .iKimri. . 01 in r u ui.i ; neu as a re me-
on the grounds t II est lie i lor please say wlien 'Mover- M- 1 " siepsia, constipation, bilious-
tised. J. M. ItAcu.v,
, : i
Dikp. The announcement ot the J""fr"ec remittent fevers,
death in Salem last Monday of Mr. ! ic"iatw' nd debility, and demon
Arthur Dell will be received with re- 1 tR,lm to the "lUsfaetioii ofthe public
gret lv a larce circle of friends and ac- i ! S I-4r""tv to the palliatives which
ouainiances gained after a residence of i
about ten years in this city. His death
has been ex iected for several months.
and he lias been waiting patiently to
Kktl-iinko. Ciiarles Darclay, young-
est son of Mrs. Forbes Darela3', return
ed home from a trip to China last week.
Tiiis is the second voyage Charles has
made across the briny deep to the
Celestial Kingdom, and he seems well
I satisueU with a Hie on tlie rolling deep,
j and he fore many years roll tv we
expect it will be Captain Darclav. His
vessel.the Garibaldi, will sail again in
about six weeks.
Srir.L Am vi-:. We are glad to note
from the follow ieg item, which appear
ed in the Yamhill Reporter recentlv,
that our young friend Wm. Warren is
still in tlie land of the living and on
the road to fame: "The Good Templars
of Sheridan iiad a grand picnic last
Saturday. Messrs. Maxwell, Tanner
ami Warren made eloquent speeches,
the latter gentleman got away with the
honors."
Onk of our friends from the country
declined to work out his road tax when
called upon by the Supervisor the other
day. The Supervisor brought the case
before Justice Athey, and' it cost the
aforesaid farmer a little over $15 costs,
besides having to pay his road tax.
Moral Don't go to law about small
matters.
F. in Wauxixg. I have patiently
waited for those indebted to me to call
and settle their accounts. I now give
fair warning that all those indebted
either for advertising or subscription
on the Fxtkiutusj.; 'must pav within
thirty days. Mr. Dement is authorized
to receipt in my name.
June 2, 1S7U. A. XoirxKR.
Jimmy Wuioht is enlarging his res
taurant to make room for his patrons,
and he is still prepared to furnish all
delicacies to bo found in miv restaurant
in Oregon. This is just the tiling that
has been needed so long in Oregon
City, and James is one ofthe bovs that
knows just how to do it.
A (vi:hii'o.ni)knt in this city sends
us the following: '""Wonder if Mr.
Dergh could not organize a branch
society to prevent cruelty to animals in
this vicinity? A calf in our city looks
as if it had not grown very fat on log
fennel. 'A merciful man is merciful
unto his beast.' "
One of the i!lst Infantry band from
Vancouver, which accompanied the
base ballists to this city last Saturday
had tlie misfortune to get loft behind.
He wandered around th streets sad
and forlorn until Monday morning
when lie took the first boat for home.
Dn::. Harvey S. Shaw, late of Piatt
ville, Iowa, who lias been a county
charge for the past month, died last
Thursday night, of an abscess. The
do. -eased was 7 years ofage.and leaves
a wife and child to mourn his loss.
l:i::.Kiio;s. Services at the M. F.
Church on nex
.bi nth mornins;. Dev.
G. YY. Da v.
pastor. Subieet "Who
changed the Sabbath from the-seventh
to the first day of the week? and the
evidence of that chamre."
Acc:i)i:xT. A voting man named
Frank Owen, of Dow er Molalla, in this
county, was badly injured by a horse
falling upon bi n the other day. It is
tea red that he sull'ered serious internal
iniuries.
Mu. nor.T.AXU, (says tho livening
Journal), the O.S.N. Co.'s ship-carpenter,
has taken a single scull to Oregon
City, where he is now at work, to prac
tice for the Centennial contest.
Ti-:acim:ks making application for
places in theSeminarv during tlie next
school v
r, must send them in to the
Directors bv t ii
OLh of June.
A l'fr.i.ir examination of teachers
by the County School Superintendent
will take place at the Seminary to
morro v tSaturdav) at 0 o'clock a. m.
Who Can Dkat It? John Webb.em-
plovcd bv 1 Ion. J. W. Cochran of this
county, sheared 70 sheep in 7 -hours
one day last week and didn't try very
hard either.
Tin: young ladies of Oregon City
have taken as their leap year motto.
"Let no single man escape," and if
Dame Rumor is correct they are on the
hurh road to success.
Quite a party of young folks of this
city joined in with tho excursionists
to Aurora last Saturday. They report
having a very pleasant time.
Tkx carloads of iron passed down
the road for Portland last Saturday, to
he used in weighting too havements,
sidewalks and wharves at that place.
Thk back-water from the Columbia
is overllowing the bottom lands below
this city, and will injure tho crops to a
considerable extent.
Li:t every man in town subscribe for
his homo paper, and then the poor
printer" will be happy. Terms only
J. M. Paeon has mado up his mind
that advertising pays, and takes this
method of telling the people that he
has brackets, picture frames and wall-
pocKets ior saie.
We understand that an Oregon Citv
knight of the cue will enter for tho bil
liard tournament at Portland Centen
nial week.
The type-stickers and quill driver of
this ohico are under many obligations
to Mr. John Schram for a pitcher of lino
Dn. Cit.vs. Knight, of Canby, had a
ieg broken by a team running awav
Willi li.... 1...... I ' -l . ...
.... .... j.i-a , eanesaay afternoon.
Du. D.vNonox Cauiwkli, of Corv.illis
lias been visiting his parents in this
city during the past week.
Cocx. Mouton has been presented
with a bouncing girl-baby.
Thk Great Unknown is tho business
man who doesn't advertise.
sources of inflammation Glf.xn'8 Scl
eldnVP.1,r?I?pnv rplves the burning,
itching and other annoyances caused bv
salt Kheun, Scald Doad, Impeti-o Fry
sipplas, and other skin diseases unci ulti
mately removes every vestige of them.
TTIo x1stIoHil "ol J Medal was award
ed o Dradley & Rulolson for the best
Photographs in the bnited States, and the
tenna Medal for the best in the world
fJO Montgomery Street, San Francisco
I'acts lor the Milllou.
The facts referred to in the above
caption are the facts in relation to the
victories over disease achieved bv IIos-
tetter's Stomach Hitters. That renown
ness, nervous disorders m-;.,.i ,,.,, 1 i..
j - - - ...k. vi ''uo:
,iOOU ituarKet, ami wbose- make-bc-
lieve etires are trumpeted in mannfac-
tured testimonials.
It is a subject of honest pride to the
that
'd in
its behalf that could not be corrobor-
j.atod by aplo proofs, but most assur-
e.uy nau such been the c.ise thev could
have expected nothing Letter than that
a preparation bolstered up by state
ments of the same stripe as those in
dulged in by the proprietors of cheap
local bitters and inaleoliolic rubbish,
would speedily die of inanition.
Such has been the fate of thousands of
be puffed shams, rather less efficacious
than bilge water.
The succ--ss ofthe Ditters 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. Thev have trained, and
will continue to retain the" confidence
and. respect of an enlighted communi
ty, far too intelligent to belong im
posed upon by the Sham Abrahamism
ot unscrupulous quacks and disreputa
ble speculators.
A Fragrant Breath and rcarly
Teeth
Are easily obtained by cleansing 3-our
teeth daily with that justly popular
dentifrice, SOZODONT. Composed of
rare antiseptic herbs, it imparts white
ness to the teeth, a delicious aroma to
tlie breath, and preserves intact, from
youth to old age, the teeth! Acidity of
the stomach will destroy the strongest
teeth unless its effects are counteracted
with SOZODONT.'and this pnre tooth
wash protects the dental surfaces by
removing every impurity that adheres
to them. Ask your drugirist 1'orSOZO
DONT. M.vit!(ii-:u.
J uno ISt h, at the residence of Mr. James
Whitlock, the bride's uncle, by the Dev.
I. 1. llayni-s, lieiijaium F. Never to Miss
.Margaret
A. Caseday, all of tTac-knmas
county.
NEW TO-DAY
Lower Than Ever!
VVIXG taken
ailvantaiw of
tlie lato uiisettlccl
comlition if the
Kastcrn and Cali
fornia Money Mar
I.-l-tC T llSVK
5 riirclmscd for
The largest Stock
of
WATCHES,
JWLRY& 1
SJiVESWARL
Ever brought to
Oregon, and am now enabled l' otTcr thorn
t Detail at former si OlK'-.AI
Pill CD.
No i)'.at( d Jewelry of any kind is kept in
mv Es ablisiiinent. Kvery art tclo is war-
ranted as represented. X also have the
ge:icy ol the unrivalled ijj;svohu lt-c-
larlfs.
thos- int prilling to send Kast for
Watches, 1 would say if they will let 1110
hnow the name and price of t he wat 0I1
thev intend to send lor, I will furnish the
same watch lor the same price.
My all means i?ivo me a call before going
or semlin:r elsewhere.
B. 5-. STORE,
1:J Kro:it-st.. Port la ml, Oregon.
Pnbilc ExHiiiicntiou of TfiU'litrs-
a 1,1 pijRsorw i)i;:siui.tt ceii-
A tificates tor teaching In the jmblic
schools of C lackamas county will lease
assemble at o'clock A. M. nt the Oregon
City .Seminary, Oregon ('it. v, June 24, 1670.
JUI1 V . I-JIIVIJ(.1J,
County School tSui t.
Oregon City, June lo, 187(i: It.
Kotics.
U. S. L.vxn Office, Orf.oox City, 1
Oregon, June l."th, 1S70. )
ifSOJtPIiAIXT HAVING BKKX KX-
V fered at this office by August. Zollncr
against Conrad Dannecker lor abandon
ing his Homestead Dntry No. 2Ki7, dated
Si-jit. (it.h, 1S75, upon the sout h half of the
south-wc-st H sect ion (J, township it south,
range 2 east, 'n Marion county, Oregon,
with a view to the eancel'iat ion of said en
try : the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear at t his ottieo on t he -JSth day
of June, l.N7i, at. I!) o'clock A. sr., to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
leged abandonment.
OWKX WADK, Kr,i.ster.
T. K. DADIil.SU-V.'crtrcr.
June 20th, 1870 At.
Summons.
Tr- THE CIRCl'IT COURT OK TIID
State of Oregon for Clackamas county.
Karl br-lig, plnintitr, vs. Charles Derone',
defendant; Action t law, to recover
money. ToCIIAKbES DKKOMK, said do
fendaht : fn the name of the. State 0 Orrou,
You are hereby summoned, and "required
to appear in the Court above named on or
before the first day of the next term there
of which shall happen more' than six
weeks after tlie first publication of this
summons, to-wit: on or before the 4th
Monday in .September, A. D. 176, and an
swer the com plaint of plain tiff filed against
von in the above entitled action or the
plaintilf will take judgment against you
for the sum of $713 ii7, .and interest thereon
since Nov. 4, IST-j, 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, the 'Jtith day
of April, A. D. is7ti.
JOnS&OX & McCOWX,
Plaintiffs Att'ys,
Oregon City, June 16, lS7ti:vO.
Wotice.
U. S. Land Office, Oregon City,
Oreiron. June !.1S7I.
f COMPLAINT HAVJNO BKKN KNTKlt-
j cd at this oliiee by James Kmerson
against Albert. C. llfdges for abandoning
his Homestead Lntry, No. l.o.JT, dated -May
if. isTft. iinnn t he K. H of theJS. W. H, s-c-
tion 10 township 5 south, range tj west, in
Yamhill county. Oreiron, with a view to
the cancellation of said entry: Die said
parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this oflice on the 20th day of July, 1ST!, at
li .'cloek A. sr.. to respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged aban
donment. OWEN WADK, Jicfi.ster.
T. K. 1IARH1SON, licceiver
June 16, 1S70: wl.
W. GASEDY
T
Dealer in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
AND
FRUITS AND VEG ETABLES.
Main Street, Oregon fity,
One door south of Ward fc Harding's
Drug Store.
OX R STOCK CONSISTS OF KYEHY
thm" usually kept in a well stocked
Family Grocery Store. Keep only first
class goods. .
Reorders delivered to any part or Oregon
City or Canemah.
Ore-on City, June ?, 18.G:tf.
mm
iEW STORK!
J. P. ALLISON & SON,
Dealer ia
Gencrr.
I ftSerchandiSe
A.T ".
RISGO'S I0!Yf, TLUKDIAS CO.
X5fE HAVE A FfLI, STOCK OJ-'
tV --Merchandise, consisting- 61 Dry
Guotis, GriK!.:ries, Hardware. Hoots and
Sho -s, Vank se Notions, etc., etc.
We are determined to sell as cheap as
any store in Oregon City, and it will be to
the advantage of all to give us a call before
pu rch asi ng c lsew here.
Produce taken in exchange for GohIs.
. J. P. ALUSOfJ - SON.-
June 16, 170 :1m.; .. ,
Summons.
In the Circuit Coart ofthe State of Oregon
for the County of Clackamas.
TqiW.U'U PKIMl.O, PIAIXTIFP,
Hj v.s. l-'raak D. Carleton, defendant ; Suit
in Equity. To KHANK D. CAKbETON,
.said defendant : In the ane of the State of
(Jreion, You are hereby summoned and
required to appear in the Court above
named on or before the first day of the
next term thereof, which shall happen
more than six weeks atter the llrst publi
cation ot this summons, to-wit : on or be
fore the 1th .Monday in September, A. 1.
l.iTti, and nnswer the complaint of plaintiff
liled against you in the above entitled
suit or the plaintiff will apply to the Court,
for t he relief demanded in the complaint.
Such relief consists in quiottng as against,
your plaintiff's title to a certain tract of
land in Clac.'vamas county, Oregon, de
scribed as follows : Deginning at the nort h
east corner of Section -l in T. 2 S., It. ;i E. of
the Willamette Meridian, running thence
sout li ltiti rods ; t hence west 1 la rods ; thence
north ltii) rods ; thcucu cast-14!) rods to the
place of beginning, containing DO acres
more or less ; requiring you to execute ami
deliver to him a good and sufficient quit
claim deed of the same, and excluding 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 (ith dav of April, A. D. 1S7(.
JOHNSON .& MriDWX,
Plaintiff's Atty's.
Oregon City, June 10, 1S70.
Admin sstrator'o Bale.
In the matter of the estate of David Smith,
deceased.
VJOTICfi ISt HiiUKBY GIVEN TH VT
it by virtue of an order of the Hon.
County Court of Clackamas county, State
of Oregon, made a nd entered of record on
thrt; 10th day of June, lS7ii. 1 will sell at
public auction tit t h.- C ourt House door in
Oregon City on Saturday, the loth day of
July, 1S70, at the hour of one o'clock r. sr.
the following described rr'al estate belong
ing to the estate of I avid Smith, deceas' d,
to-wit ; That part of lot No. 8, in block No.
J7, in Oregon City, Clackamas county, Ore
gon, bounded as follows, to-wit : beginning
at a point in the easterly line of Main
street in s:iid city .'"(! feet 3 inches southerly
from the north-westerly corner of said lot
No. running thence in a southerly direc
tion aiong the easterly line of Main street
aforesaid St feet ; t hence at right angles
with Main street in a n easterly direct ion
70 feet; thence at right angles with
the last mentioned course and by a
line parallel with Main street aforesaid
in a northerly direction :if feet ; thence at
right tingles and by a line parallel with
the side-lines of said lot 70 feet in a wester
ly direction to t he place of beginning ; on
which is situated a good Blacksmith shop
two stories high.
Terms of sale 2j per cent of purchase
price, in hand at the time of sale, and the
remainder to be paid at the time of con
firmation of sale ; all to be e.id in V. S.
gold coin. l O. 3Ic( OtV.V,
Administrator of the estate of David
Smith, deceased.
Referee's 3 a 2 e .
In the Circuit Court f the. State Or: yon for
C'icLuiiint Cou a 1 7 .
II
S. r.uek,
1 Plaintiff
11. D. rutoclc,
W. W. liuck,
I. D. C. Catourett:
Defendants.
Suit to dissolve partnership Clackamas
County, .
Votici: is i!!-:u::iiv cjivkv that
the uaaer.iignevl. Dee aver m said
matter lu!y appointed by said Court- and
qualified, according to law, luirsuatit to t te
deer -e ami oiMer by said l oiiri m said suit
made and enti rt-d, will, on the
FifeeiH (I5t5i) day of Jul-,
A. 1. 1S7(, at the lmiir often (l1) o clock in
the fori.1 noon of said day, at tlie Court
House door of tue Court. House ol said
Clackamas county in Oregon City in said
county, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder for I". S. gold eoin cash, all the
interest ot II. S. liuck, 11. I FittoeK and
W. W. Puck, composing the late part
nership firm f H. I.. 1'ittoek and om
pany. In and to t he following described
premises, situated in Clackamas county,
Oregon, t -wit : Commencing on t he let t or
south bank ofthe Clackamas Kiver. at the
intersection between said river and the
section line between sections twenty (20)
and twnnty-one (Jl) in township two (1)
south of range two (2) east : t hen.-e south
on said section line eight (S) chains and
forty (10) links to the south-west corner or
U.S. Buck's donation claim ; thence east.
three ") chains and ninety (V links;
thence north (M five degrees fifteen (15)
minutes, east fifty-live () links; thence
east fourteen (11) chains and sixty (W)
links: thence north forty-seven (h) de
grees, west to the south bank of the
Clackamas river, where is set, a post from
which a eoltonwood tree two and one-liall
Cm) feet in diameter bears north forty-five
(lo) degrees east, distant two (2) links; al
so a Cottonwood tree one (1) foot in diame
ter bears sout h nineteen (l'.) degrees west.
distant fiftv-one (ol) links ; t hence down
the Clackamas river with its meanderings
to the place ol 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 shores of said race
and the Clackamas river wherever neces
sary for the repairs of said race and dam;
the" said described premises heing the
property commonly known as the Clacka
mas Paper Mills.
Witness rnv hand this 13th day of June,
A. 1). 1S7G.
II. If. MOKTIIIP,
June 10 : wl. Deceiver.
GORMAN'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Y"OTICn IS nEHEHV GIVEN THAT
X hv virtue of an order of the Hon.
County Court of tho .State of Oregon for
Multnomah County, inadeon the 10th day
of June, 1S70, authorizing, directing and
licensing mc as the Guardian of Augustus
Kdward Dbbinger, Charles Dbbinger and
IjOtiisa Ida Kbbinger, minor heirs of Wm.
A. Klbinger, deceased, to sell all their in
terest in and to the rial estate described
in the petition for order of sale to-wit: the
undivided three-sevenths of the following
described real estate, to-wit. : Beginning at
a point 7 o'J-100 chains south and 4 12-100
chains east of the nort h-east corner of sec
tion h. T. 4 S.. It. 4 K., running thence
west 30 50-100 chains ; thence north 2.1 70-100
chains; thence west 40 chains; thence
north 27 50-100 chains; thence east 80
chains ; thence south ;l chains to place of
beginning, containing .i2.i .-yj-iuo acres, be
ing the donation land claim of Frederick
Wallestein and wife in Clackamas county,
Stare of Oregon. I will expose for sale and
on Thursday, July 18th, lS7(i, at l he hour of
10 o'clock A. M. at tne court l ton so door in
Oreiron Citv. Clackamas county, Oregon,
wilt proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest and best ladder for gold coin the
aforesaid minors' rignt, title and interest
in and to said real estate. Deet s to be at
expense of purchaser.
WM. AV AIJII .VMS,
Guardian of Augustus Kdward, Charles
and Ixiuisa Ida i.bbinger.
June 10, 1-S7i:wl.
Kotico.
U. S. PiAxn Office, Oregon City,
Oregon, June 12, 1-S70. J
"IOMPIjAIXT having beex kx-
tered at t his oflice by Alexander Teller
against Thomas Shevlin for abandoning
his Homestead Kntry, No. 2.001, dated
January 27, 1S72. upon the east !i of tlie
northeast & section 4, township 1 north,
range 1 west, in Multnomah county, Ore
gon, with a view tothe cancelled ion of said
entry: the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear at this olfice on ti e 27th
day of July, 1S7G, at 10 o'clock A. ?r., to re
spond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
OWKX VAItK, Itnmvter.
TP; K. HARRISON, Receiver.
June I". 1876: Iw.
Sheriffs Sale.
State of Oregon, , c;
Cocxty of Clackamas.)
To Vie Sheriff of taid Count ji:
IN THK XAMB-OP THE STATE OF
Oregon, you are commanded to levy
I upon the goods and chattels of the delin
; qnent Tax-Payers named in the within de
linquent tax lisi, or so much thereof as
will satisfy the amount due. together with
, costs and accruing costs; and if no per-
sonal property be found, then upon the
, real property as set forth in said tax list,
I r so much thereof as will wiiisfy the tax
I so charged and due, with costs and ex
I pense.s. And you are required to iay over
! all moneys so coiteeteii on or ln'fiirj the
first Monday of July, lS7i, to the County
1 reasurer of said county.
- -j Witness mv official signature
j iKAL J and seal of oflice hereto attach
v ' ) td, this Huh davof Mav.l.STtJ.
J. M'.'FUAZKK.
. County Clerk.
iy virtue of the above warrant, 1 have
levied uion the following described prop
erty, to- it, and on
Saturday, the ltit tlay of July, I"7tV,
between the hours of i a. m. and 4 1. M. of
said day, nt the Court House door in Ore
gon (. ay, Clackamas Couutv, ytate of Ore
gon, 1 will expose for sale, and sell to the
highest and best bidder for cash to me in
hand, paid in U. S. coin, or so much of the
following described r.-al property, or a
sulheient amount of each piece or parcel
thereof us may be nee 'ssary to satisfy the
taxot 1S7."), as shown uion the delinquent
fist together with the costs and accruing
costs and expenses :
Ait hh, Fran It. The w V. of O. W. Iloorlt
el., section 11, t 2, s r o e; Hi acres;
fax, i"7 0J.
r.ailey, Francis. Part of Wilson donation
claim, t I, s r le;.W acres: tax, 1.
Iiradbery, A. Part of Collard claim, scc-
tion in, t 2, s r 1 e ; 10 acres ; tax, ?:J HO.
rand, Wm. l'art of sect ion oil, t 2, s r 1 e :
Pd acres; tax, $'j &i.
Cornell, ! . J. i'art of .s -ction 20, t 1, s r 2
e; 77 acres; tax, $1 St.j.
CofiVe, Vandiver. Part of Fordyce's claim,
c-'cl ion ti, t ' s r 6 e. and section t, a
s r :i e ; 120 acres ; tax, 70.
Campbell, H. li. Partol claim 59 ; 80 acres ;
tax, !0.
Campbell, John II. Part of claim 59; OS
acres ; tax, S;J
Colbath, IC. J. Lot 8, block 19, Oregon City ;
tax, $9 SO.
Dickenson, Charles. Part of Helm's claim,
s.-c-t ions .10 and t 8, s r 4 e ; a:J9 acres ;
tax, $15 10.
Emini rson, J. P. N w H of s e 'i of section
17, t 2, s r 3 e ; 40 acres ; tax, SO utj.
Dowetl, 15. F. Part of Miller claim, section
0 , t 1. s r 2 e ; o'O acres : tax, $1 71.
Findley, David. Donation claim, less 00
acres, sections 1!) and SO, t 0, s r 2 e ; 5.S0
acres ; tax, it'.i 00.
Gibson, A. E. S ,' of section H, t .1. s r 1 w ;
320 acres; tax, 615 20.
Grout, Sarah D. Fractional part of Garret
claim ; tax, f I iWl.
Hawkins, Chas. B. Part of section 21, t 4,
s r 1 e ; 10J acres : tax, $5 70.
Halpin, Samuel. S w U of section 28, t 5, s
r 1 e ; 100 acres ; tax, $5 70.
Javins, H. 1-; of n e of section C, and
s H of s w J-i, and w X- of n w of sec
tion 5, t 2, s r 1 e ; 210 acres ; tax, $7 oO.
Jackson, S w U of section 82, t. 4, s r 1 e ;
89 acres ; tax, SO 1.
Kimbly, ('. T. W of n e U' of section 10,
t 2, s r 0 e ; SO acr.-s ; tax, SO 01.
Ivendie, Francis, l'art of sections 5 and C,
t 4, s r 4 e ; SO acres ; tax SO 80.
Larking, James. South part of section G,
t 2, s r 5 e ; KiO acres : tax, SI 70.
Lakey, John. N w .,. of section 00, 1 1, s r 2
e ; 10.) acres ; tax, SO SO.
McCubbin. John, i'a rt of MeCubbin claim,
s -ctions 2S and O f, t 2, s r 0 e ; 290 acres ;
tax, S10 00.
Mofiit, Thomas. Lot 1, block 71, Oregon
City; tax, SI 00.
O'Conaer, Wm. Part of section 21, t 3, s r 2
e, and n w U of n w .k of section 2, t 4,
s r 2 e ; 10-J acres ; tax. S5 70.
i'ratt.O. C. Pert of Burns and Shannon
claims, section 25, t 2, s r 1 e ; 10 acres ;
tax, SO SO.
Pittocx, 11. L. & Co. Part of H. S. Puck
claim, t 2, s r 2 e ; S acres ; tax, S70 00.
Kuthborn, James I. It. Moore's agent. S
?j of n w t sect ion 1. t 3, s r 4 e, and lot
0 section t 0, s r 0 e ; 10S 80-100 acres -,
tax, SI 27.
IJussf-Il vfc Oswalt. J. Fruit claim, in sec
tions 12 and 10, t 5, s r 2 e ; 020 acres ;
tax, S.) 50.
Kiver, Israel. S w of s w U of sections,
t , s r 4 ; 100 acres ; tax, SI 95.
liobensoii, Uussell .t fSutter. I'urt of Crow
claim, sections 1, 2. 11 and 12, t 2, S r 1
e ; -2:fJ acres ; tax, S22 SO.
Summers, Estate of. llensen claim; lOO
acres ; tax, -f7 .
Sai it h, J a tie. N w ?:i of Wilson claim, sec-
t ion 25, t 1, s r 1 e ; SO acres ; tax, SO SO.
S wager, Jacob. X w ?i of s w U of section
17, t 2, s r 1 e ; 10 acres ; tax, SO 14.
Stevens .v jf'ittoek. J-art of Franklin
claim, sect ion 4, t 2, s r 1 e ; 309 acres :
tax, S2f 70.
Tice, John. lrt of sections 19 and 20, t 3,
s r I e ; li acres ; tax, S7 (0.
Twogood, Antf)im-tte. Fractional part of
Garrett claim : 10 acres; fax, SI 0".
Vincent, Mrs. A. S. N w of liong claim,
section 2S, t 5, s r 1 e ; PiO acres: tax,
SO 71.
Vincent, J. S. Wife's part of donation
claim, section 32, t 4, s r 1 e ; 100 acres;
tax, Sll 40.
Wright, Albert. C. Chas-; claim, sections
4 and 5, and-elaim 59, seel ions 7 and S,
t 0, s r 0 e ; 000 acres ; lax, $20 70.
Wilson, 'harles. .'art of section 11, t 4, s r
1 e ; SO acres : tax. S 70.
White, Tims. K of Heany claim, sect ion
Webery, C. M. 'art of sections 29 and 39,
t 1. srOe; 100 acres : tax, Sll 40.
White, Thos. N w .V of section 7, t 5, s r 3
e; 100 acres; tax, S7 (0.
21, t 5, s r 1 e ; 1S1 acres : tax, SO 7S.
Young, W. B. 'art of Whiteomb claim,
section 30, t 2, s rle;5.'-si acres ; tax,
SI 20.
Young, Samuel. W J-5 of s e i of sect ion
30, t f, s r 3 e ; SO acres ; tax, SI io.
J. T. AV'EKSO.V,
Sheriff of Clackamas Co., Ogn .
Oregon City, MayOo, ls7G:lt.
AT
- KELLY'S,
MAIN STUEET, OREGON CITY,
JUST Aiir.IVED, BIKECT FROM
San Francisco, all the
LATEST STYLES
fof Spring aud Summer
Hats & Bonnets,
Trimmed and Untrimmed, for the Spring
and Summer ol 1!0.
MILLINERY GOODS.
!LLSKRY GOODS.
HATS AfsD
HATS AND BQii'rtETS.
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
FEATHERS AND FLOWERS.
RIBSGM3 AND OnPi AGENTS.
RIBBOHS AUQ ORNAMENTS.
CALL AMD EXAMINE.
CALL kUD EXAMINE.
No K rou bio to show goods, and no one
urged to purchase. We shall keep a well
selected siocic, ana our priccN&imn ot- very
reasonable, so t hat all may be pleased.
Oregon City, April 7th, l.S7li-tf.
Notice.
- rv iviff:, Elizabeth helljiav-
ing left my lied and board, notice is
herebv given that I will not be responsible
for anv debts contracted by her on and
alter t h Is date. J. It. HELL.
Eagle Creek, May 20th, 1S7! At.
Administratrix' Sale.
In the matter of the estate of Henry
Sprague, deccaseti.
Notice of the sale of real estate.
"YOTICK IS IIEUHIIY GIVEN THAT
i bv virtue of an order of the Hon. Coun-
tv Court of Clackamas County, Oregon
made. and entered on record at April term
of said Court April 3d. 1H70, I will sell at
nublie auction on Saturday, July 8, 1S7.
at the hour of 1 o'clock M. of said dsry.at
the 'ourt House kor In Oregon City,
Clackamas county, Oregon, to the highest
bidder for V. W. gold coin, the following de
scribed real estate, situate in the countv of
. . . i .- . . . r f, " ,
l iaCKaraas aim r-uur oi un-pin, au
bounded and described as follows, to-wit
Commencing at the corner between sec.
tions It and 23, cast, running t hence north
SO rods : t hence west 100 rods ; thence south
KiO rods; thence east 111 rods; thence
northeast, 1J0 rod to the place of beginning
containing loO acres more or less, all in
townshm :s east ol the Meridian 2 south.
.Terms of sale Twenty per cent, of tho
ni rch use nrice to be paid down and re
mainder to bo payable when such sale is
nni roved lV the Coul,
MAllGAKliT
Administratrix of the
Sprague, deceased.
Oregon City, June 9 :lt.
F. SPRAGfE
estate of Henry
ESTABLISHED I8O6.
B. A. HUGHES,
Opposite the Postofrlcc,
MAIM STREET, OREGON CiF
Dealer la
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
HATS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
HOSIERY.
LADIES AND CENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
PERFUMERY,
TABLE CUTLERY,
CROCKERY,
GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE,
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
ROPE,
GRAIN SACKS,
WOOLSACKS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
mt
fJTOCTw OF GFTiERAIi 3IF,r.-
chandise is lanre and well assorted.
There is no house in the city that can
undersell me.
S3IALL PROFITS AND CilUK RETURNS,
Is my motto.
Please call and s-e for vourselves that
the Goods at the old lirm of P.. A. Hughes
cannot be beaten in quality or price.
I keep t he best Tea aiul Coffee and a
good supply of Family iocc-rie.
1 give the hi-hest market price for good
Country Product.
U. A. HUGHES.
Oregon City, March 17th, 1STG.
Comity Srip Talteu as Cash.
Ja7 :tf.
J3;aLJ
fV. HAVE TI1E FOLT.OWIXG HEAL
Estate lor sale.
No. 1. Desirable building block In Oregon
City.
No. 2. 1GO Acres, good house, and bam
full of hay; 8 acres in cultivation,
orchard, gtod water: 15 miles Irom
Oregon City. Price $oU0, half down.
No. 3. :J:20 Acres, To in cultivation ; houses,
barns, wells, Ac: good orchard: 0
miles from Orejron City. Price $t,o)0 ;
hall down. .Sell half place at same
rates.
No. 4. ii'.iO Acres, 25 acres under cultiva
tion, 5 acres orchard, ood running
water; 125 acres open brush land; ?
mile from school house ; 8 miles from
Oregon City. $1,500; half down, bal
ance in one and two years.
No. o. Part of all the TIarbcr farm, on the
river at Itck Island above Oregon
City ; So per acre.
No. (i. Land on the river above Oregon
City, cheap; part of the liarber claim;
good wood yard.
No. 7. ii-iO acres; 75 improved, a large,
new, well finished frame dwelling,
plum aud a pple orchards, living wa
ter, IS acn-s of fall wheat, miles
from Oregon City, on Molalla road,
church and school house adjoining ;
can be had -for S4,ij0, one-third down,
balance on time.
No. 0. 40 acres nt, Milwaukee; part
beaver dam. lrice, $1,000.
No. 10. A one and a half story house, one
lot, barn, woodshed, well, etc., in
Oregon City, for f 12-5.
No. 11 KiO acres of land, with 10 acres un
der new fence and a irrowing crop of
wheat, about -10 acres very easily
cleared, all of the rest timbered land,
well watered, 8 miles from Oregon
City. IViee $825; 500 cash, $;J22 on
time, at 10 per cent, per annum.
Other desirable bargains In Clackamas,
the best county in the .State.
Any sue having money to lend can have
our services, tree of chayjre. in managing
the same and selecting securities.
Persons wanting to borrow money can
get favorable terms by calling on us.
.TOHXSOX t& JIcCOIVX, and
JOHNSON, JIcCOWX &MACROI.
Offices in Oresjon City and Portland.
Nov. 12. 1875 :tf
STILL H THE FIELD!
REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF
HAAS' SALOOX.
VIILLIAfdS & HARDSHG,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KF.KPTIIE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of Family Oroccries to be found in the
city. All goods warranted, iioods delivered
in the city free of charge. The highest cash
nrice paid for country produce.
Oregon ihty. Marcli -8, lSTo.
flEW BLAGKSFrJTH SHOP,
AT
John Lewis Gld Stands
o.
W. GAXOXG HAS OPENED AT
this old stand, where he is prepared
to do anytning in nis line.
R-T'Horse shoeing a speciality.
Oregon City, May2C:m3
MILLER, MARSHALL &CQ.,
F1AY THE HIGHEST PRICD FOIl
Ji. WHEAT, at all times, at the
Oregon City Mills,
And have on hand
ITJEED unci FLOIIU
to sell, at market rates. Parties desiring
Feed, must furnish sacks. novltt
IjUPOltTAjST
TO ALL WHQ IT FilAY
GOHGERH!
rEING DESIROI S OF ADOPTIXU
A.) 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 Ooods great
ly, ana can assure all that 1 can give
Bargains to Cash Cuyers
Come and see for your own satisfaction
A- LEVY.
! P E R i A L MILLS,
LaKocquc, Savier & Co.
Oreeon City.
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour,
Middlings, Sran and Chicken Feed, l'art ies
purchasing feed must furnish the sack.
"lE.r, for i iil wpcak of -xc-.-llent
tilings." - '
3K0'S EXTRACT 'tlie grcnt VeyctabtePal
Hcstreycr. Has been in ii!e over thirty
years, aud for cleanliness and prompt cura
tive T-irtnes cannot be excelled. - v -
CHHOSEN. No family can atford to bo without
1'uiKPtt K.xtract. Accidents, Braliefc
Contusions, Cut, fSprui-, are relieved
rlmost instantly ly external upplication.
I'romptly relieves pciins or lJarn?, "S'.aJhl,
T'xcorintions, ( haling?, Ohl . 8res
lioils, Felons, Corn, etc-. Arrets in
fl.imatiim, rcdncc? 6wclllii!T, top9 bieeding,
Tcmoves disroloratiousaad hc-Us mpidlv. . r.
fEWALc WEAKNESSES. If always relieves pain
in i lie back anaKiiis,fiillnes3 andnressingpala
in the bead, nausea, vvrtisro.
IS IEUG9RRKSEA iil'-ns no wuaL All kinds of nl.
I'fTRl ion- t( vrtiich- l:i(lie" -iro subieet are
promptly cured, l-'u'.lcr details ia look occom-
panyinsr each b.;ttie.
FILES blind or Idcrdins meet prompt relief
mid ready enre. No case, however chtonic or
olwiiiinte. em lonir resist ita rccukir use.
VA3ISCSE VtlSS. His the only sure cure for
i'ii- h-ivri'!i-r and d-inerous condition.
Ki2??SY CiSASS. It has no cqaal forpcrm-
ll.Mlt CUT.
0LEES!S from any cans'. For this U a xpe
ciUc. It h-is saved linudreds of lives when all
ether rcmcJicd failed tu nmt hlsdirjg from
Tifle, 'nir.('V. r.ud elsewhere.
RHHUKAUS, FilUSAlGIA, T.lhncho nnl
KuraoKf :;re j;1 s;Lk; i vLcvcd, and often pr
inaiion t iv cured.
PHYS1S3AXS of rli schools r-reoncqnalnted
WUU l iimi s ILvJi nct of Witch Ilo.zt'1 rcr
omnieiid it in t!-.':;r pr.ittire. We have lal terser
coinmciiaa: ion from hiiiidrcdsof 1'hvsicians
many ot whom o.-d;'r i: lor use i:i their own
practice. In addition to the fur-going, they
order its for Sxvt-IMnsvs a jdl kinda,
Jv.hsr, Sore- Threat, Inlinou-d Tcnrtils,
simple :ind chronic Uiarrhfrr., C'ntnrrh,
lor whkli it is a specific,) Chilblains, 1-' rost
etl Feet, r-tinfr- ot" 1 nwects, JIos-qaitoen,
etc., CJmppcd I!nnt!s, l-'ace, and indeed
nil manner of hkhi disrates.
TCILET USE. l.'emovcsWorcjjpsi, !?-?! alines,
said Sifjcirtlnp; heals C:t- Ki-Riitions,
mid Piaiplrs. It reiisf inv ;; iif.aud-rpi-frtiht.
while v.ouderfaily improvia;; the
TO FABf-'EsiS. Posts'.'j Extract. Ko Stock
llrecder.uo Livery ihui can r.flord tohe without
it. It i-5 used ly all the Leading: Livery Stables,
Street Kailroads and first lIorcm-h in New
York Citj-. It lias no equal fur Sprain, Hor
iicps or tndd!c C;ia?us f-lil!'jiCMS,
Scratches, S f HlrijrCnts, Incci nt ions,
lilei-dine, I'neumoiiia, C'lic, Iinrrlier,
Chill!, Colds, etc. Its range of action is wide,
rnd the relief it aflbrdi is so prompt that it la
Invaluable in every Farm-vard r.s well as in
every Farm -bouse. Let it Retried once, and
ma will never be without 't.
GAUTICfJ. Monti's r:xtrnct hasln-cn imitated.
The genuine r.rticlo has tbewordal'and'sKx
tract blown in each bottle. It is prepared by
the only persons living who ever knew bow
toprepsra it properly. Kefppe all other pre-
nitrations of Vv'irch Hazel. This ia the only
article used by Physicians, and ia the hospi
tals of tli is conntrv and Furore.
HiSTQRY AK9 USES OF FCD'S EXTRACT,
111 !)-tmililct f irrii. Pint f r.. on nrtTtlirtiin tr
raK3s
l'iiie.
New York.
S'EHKE AL-
1
6
(III! AGO SGUTIMYESTHIN RAILWAY.
THE POPULAR ROUTE OVERLAND.
6
T3APSENCEUS FOR CHICAGO,. NIA
BL gara Falls, Pittsburg, Philadelphia,
Montreal, Quebec, New York, Post on, or
any point East, .should buy their
TKASSCOXil : iiXTAL TICXIiTS
Via the Pioneer Iioute,
tiif:
ciiscac.o r.oiT;z-'vVE!Ti:Rtf
RAILWAY.
THIS IS Tilt: BEST ItOl'TE ILST.
Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and on it has
been made the fastest time that has ever
been MADE in this country. Pythis route
passengers for points eest of Chicago have
choice ofthe loilow ing lines from Chicago ij
Hy tJie IMl;ii-ir, Fcrt '.Vnyiie amd
CliScaro iiiid IV:tiiyIv:oiia iiuilvrayst
THItorOHTPATNS DAILY, with rull
3 man Palace Cars through to Philadel
phia and New or.; on each train.
THKOLml iKAi.N, witii funman
I'ahice Cars to Paltimore and Wash
ington.
liy Uie L.a?te Klioye a ltd 3Iicllg-ai
Soitlhersi ti.aiiv.uy senci Coiiiii-iioi
(Xnv Vorl Ccntriil ii;tl Erie Kail
roacls) :
O TIIUOITUH TRAINS DAILY, with
92 Palace 1 ra wing Iim and Silver I'al-
ice Sleeping (."ars througa to New xork.
Uv tike ?Iic-Ii?jn-r ii Central, (.'rnnd
Tiiink, Great Western nnrt Erie and
Xmv Vorii Out rul itaiiwiiysi O
TllPOroiI TRAINS, with Pullman
e) Palace l ruwing Room and Sleeping
ars ri-rough to New A ork. to Niagara
Fails, i;'j!ra'iO,Rochestc-r or New York city
liy lialtiitsorc and Ohio Railroad :
P TlinOUUH TRAINS DAILY, with
s Pullman Palace Cars lor Newark,
Zanesville, heeling, Washington and
r.altinuire without change.
This is the SHORTEST, PEST and only
Hive running Pullman celebrated PALACE
.SLEEPINO CARS AN I) COACHES, con
necting with Union Pacific Railroad at
OMAHA and from the WEST, via Oram!
Junction, Marshall, Cedar Rapids. Clinton,
Sterling and Dixon, tor CIIK'AUU AD
1 iiE EAST.
This po; ular route is unsurpassed tor
Speed, Comfort and Safety. The smooth,
v. ell-ballasted and perfect track of te
rails, the celebrated Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars, the perfect Telegraph System of
moving trains, the regularity with which
they run, the admirable arrangement of
running through cars to Chicago from all
points "West, secure to passengers all the
comforts in modern Railway Traveling.
.No change of Cars and no tedious delays'
at Ferries.
Passengers will find Tickets via. this Fa
vorite Route at the CJencral Ticket Office
of the Central Pacific Railroad, Sacramen
to. Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices
ofthe Central Pacific Railroad.
W. II. STENNETT.
ien. Pas. Agent--.
MARTIN HPGIIITT, h-n. Sup.
H. P. STAN WOOD, General Agency, 121
Montgomery street, .an Francisco.
Aug. 13:ly
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OREGON CITY, OREGON,
T. W. RHODES,
I7i,oiiiotoi.
Transient Hoard, SI to 52 per Day.
Single Meals - 50 """'-
IJoard imt Y.'t--lc S5 OO
Boarilasal Lodeia.nr, iter week 96 OO
The Table will be supplied with tho best
the market affords.
Pall Suppers furnished on short notice,
and at reasonable terms.
Nov. 1!, IST.'t.-tf
AIRS. FAIRGKIEVE,
Dressmaker.
S CITS' AND PATTERNS CUT AMI
Dresses made in the latest styles at
reasonable priees.
Room No. 8 Cliff
House, Oregon City.
I'ait roita ge Eoiiciled.
May 12:1m
MILLINERY GOODS !
TCST RECEIVED, AT MRS. E. S.
Warren's Millinery -Store, a new and
clc-Tiit stock of latest styles of Millinery
and Ladies' Furnishing Goods, forthe
PRING TRADE,
Which will be sold at reasonable prices.
I "dies living in the country, favorinjr me
with their orders, will rind them promptly
attended to. . .
One dortr south of I 'r. Welch's office.
Oregon City, March 17, lbTti.
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