The enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 188?-1891, August 28, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ENTERPRISE. IH. NI'.ill'.RTKl lulllatirr mul lrrlrtor. OKKOOX CITY, AUGUST SS, W. on: rossiuuims. Tli ptvaout season itattioiisirate th Diet that t'lu.Uiiiiis county Ik nn of thamost anivessful IYtill prliieliiK "H'tUms of Oti Son. Whll tin lea.h crop or Holithani Oii'h'on Is u Mirtiiil liiilmv, on iiiR to th lata frosts, tin' viil.l was nvr more ahutulaut here, nor tl qiinUly of llio ftult Itftti'r. Clackamas county lH'aolii'.i to-ilay bring U'ltcr rleo in tin' I'ortla.ul iiiiuki't tlmii IlidUvil proilucta from tli favorasl sections ol California. Tliero it somullilng In th climate ol Clackamas county tlml It wnl tally coii.lit.ivv to th nnliteUott of a lln iiuiilityof fruiU. for ln first tlinti sine tlu'cliil'IWitm'iit of tli cannery lliy a liavini? all 111 trulls they din haititle, Tli apple, peach, -ar mill prune Jirop cannot 1 Mirpa.-sc.l by any section in Hi stale, Clackamas has the atlvatitagt over any other section of Hi stale on account of her lisar uesj lo market, which in tint will tusk her fruit land very valuable, and III tntae noss a profitable out'. It mil I but a short lime until 'mall tract for tli cultivation of fruit will I in active demand. Th eti malic condition along tli stream In tlita section arc su. li that IVvvsU do not niateri ally injure the fruit., and ll l very evident that more attention mill 1' pll In tli lu Mr lo t!ii protltalilo industry. It i not only Hiiil. but probable llial Ibi county will become one of the greatest (Vnit roluc- Itsjr sections iif the Northwest. Inconnec lion wiili the hop and grain proliicliiK tervt. and ctciih e manufacturing liuliu trt Clackamas county in a few year will rank "von. I to Multnomah in wealth While every encouragement should be ci tended to manufacturer, fruit Kronen and lliritly gardener, who will purchase small tract of land, nnd thoroughly culthat lb noil, should l encouraged, Hinal! land bi'Mers make a community wealthy. Wiiii c llio new state of Wahingtou lias no advantage in natural reurct'$ and ad vantage over Oregon, il t making rapid stride in progress and advancement far lu excess ofthe impruvtmiviits made III Oregon. The whole secret lies in the fact that Wash ington encourages investments, and gives every iii,lucenienl to capital, while on the other hand, Oregon dmxnirage the invest men! of capital by strict legislative enact ment. The lan of Washington favor th inn ".luient of cnpital, w Idle the taws of Or gon practically forma it, Investment are free in Waliingtoii ; in Oregon they are haiiiHrevl, traniiiielltsl, restricted by our tax law and by the practice thai have crown up under them. There Is no usury law in Washington as there I in Oregon, and trolley may lie lent In th former place without subjecting the lender or borrower to tat. What ha hmudoneiii Washington in the la-t few year has been mainly 111 work ul' capital introduced from abroad If Oregon ects to liavj capital Invested in her manufacture, her lax system must be amended, and the mortgage tax law repeatisl. Our mortgage law utterly fail of the purpose for which il was intended. It doe. nut favor the borrower, and if it evn mr.kes the lender pay a lax h simply hifta it. Hut it doe lioede business transact ions : it ibies prevent the free movement and investment of money; it does keep capital out of the state, ltv all means insist on having t tic next legislature real th mort 10 invest in i ne niaiiuiacinnis ol our ltal. A Commissius is in the course of forma tion in the war department lo select I site on the l'm-ilie ciast for an ordnance manu factory. It is necessary to get an inland site at Homo point where ib-ep water and rail transportation are available; also where the manufacture of steel can be located. These conditions make it necessary to secure a site lit some point in Oregon or Washing ton, cither u ui the Columbia or Willam ette river, or some of the Inlets from Puget sound. Naval otllcem generally believe that the dry dock will be located on I'uget sound, and army ("Hirers seen l to favor soul Kilnl mar l'yrtlaud for the ordnanc manu factory. As the Willamette could be made navigable (or the largest Vessels with a com paratively small outlay to within a short distance of Oregon City, and it is necessary to lie near a manufactory of iron and steel, it w ould he a mutter of economy to have the ordnance manufactory located at a point near Oswego In Clackamas county. The at tention of the Oregon City Hoard of Trad is called to this important matter, a it is vvortliv of their serious attention. Turin: is a grow ing sentiment throughout the Vi illamctte vulley in favor of having a good dredger built to keep the Willamette river from J'ortlAnd to the head of naviga tion char, it is probably true that in the future the railroads will carry most of th heavy freight of the upper valley, yet an open river is the farmer's safeguard a&alnst transportation monoiKilics. The freight record of each year shows that many ship pers lind it convenient as well as economi cal to patronize the steamboat trade, and no doubt the river tonnage would lie largely in creased by such attention to the channel as is required 70 keep it in good condition throughout the boating season. The Salem Statesman suggest. that If the government docs not see fit to provide a dredger for this purpose, that the towns along the river should contribute to the construction of one. This matter is worthy the serious and favor able consideration of every town on the Willamette river. The increase of our population, as well as the progress of the people In intelligence, Is marked by the Increase in the number of new post olllcca, iJtiring the past fiscal year the number of new ones established i a the largest in the history of the country. There were on June V), 18U0, a total of 02, IOfl offices in operation against 68,!M) at the close of tho fiscal year of 1H9!). Penn sylvania obtained the largest number of the new offices, and then they follow ill order, Texas, Virginia, Kentucky, Alabama, and Georgia suggesting thut the Republican administration lias been looking closely idler the postal needs and Interests of the Houlhern states. Tim situation of tho farmers in Kansas seems to bo improving. According to trust worthy sources, there is a tendency toward a reduction of the number of mortgages In force in that state. The releases are now in excess of the niortuges placed on file in various counties. In numerous sections of the state there is a substantial and consider able progress being made toward a sounder financial basis by the owners of land; and the prospect of " dollar wheat" In the near future spans the sky with the rainbow of hope. The preacher who trotted his fast horse in a race at Barunac, Mich., is to be brought before the church conference. Politics and preaching appear to bo a more successful combination. Ministers should stick to politics a side Issue, and not fool with couuty fairs. In Main there were four women census enumerators. They did their work accura tely and expeditiously, which Is more than can be sa;d'ofsome of the male enumerators, A woman always does lior work well. JiKvr Wednesday v holds its regular monthly session lime the coinmll. on tin) and water will submit their rvMrt concerning a matter of vital Importune to lb lire prutw'tlon r Oregon City, bU!t th malm ahould l extended, and all tbU cannot bdon wltl lhjirnlnt facllill. It I th dlr of ry progrlv eltlien that th mov to purcha a new punip will reoelv th n dorri!iiit of Try iuiiihr of lit common council. It ll UelUived that If th proper rpr eulatlon and vlTorl wr mad, an ap propriation could be secured fora I'ublle building for (he iost ofllc In Oregon City. Other cllle. whose pol utile bindns do not exceed thli, have succeeded in teeming appropriation for that purpose, Huch a building Is badly ncdd here, ami th Im portance and' volume of busluvM In this city would Justify th government In mak ing till expendllur. r;-:fTiii; county nhws. lv l refreshing to read an item going th .rounds thai It Is no longer considered good manner to lift the hat to ladies whom you chanc to meet on th trrot. A graceful wave of th hand, with military ccut as it wre, is now th imr capr. Th change was brought about by th nfluiie of haldueadd mn, who have formed secret Itwgu in almost ry town ami uy are having th item published lu th local paper and paying for It. 0T alarm Is Ml lu Ireland on account of th failure of th jwlato crop and another famine U feared. In ISi" th potato fauilu reduced th population in Inland from eight to Mv millions, and though It Is not at all likely that any such dire disaster w ill occur again, yet It la posslbl that great uttering and misery will h eninwd by th present lailure among th small farmen and peasantry lu tho South and Wl, TJif V ' Kaor Itteunrte4. The West Shore Publishing Company was incoriKrti! Friday, with i'ap ital tck of 175,000 divided Into 750 shares ol Ills.) each. The object of the incorporation is to publish the West Shorn, Portland' illustrated weekly, ami to do a general printing, lithograph ing and engraving liilalne. runec. the conversion ul the Wt Miore into an ilhistrattsl weekly, it haa Increased n sue and ciiculation that it i iiiihi sible to handle it with the plant now employed, excellent as It is, and nuiu' ler of the tustnee men ol that city recocnliina the value of th journal it great future ami the large benefit the city wilt derive (rum it Increasing popularity and circulation, have iucor- iMiratisl a company lor the purpoae giving it the uevemiary plant and fecit Itiea. The tncortxirator ant I.. Hamuei, the founder and publisher; T. K. (. born, prvaidput of Uie t'liamiier of I'oui- nierce and manager of the large estab- listiinent ol W . I . uon lo; i t rant Watson, ol the largst iron iiiauula'tur ing tirmol Smith Hro. A Waton;(i It. Alarkle, president of the Isorlliweas l)an and Trut tonitany, and rice preaident ol the Oregon National hank ; Frank M. Warren, manager o toe War re 11 Packing Company, andli. A. Mooncy y, ol the wholesale house ol aloonry, Valentine A Uoldsmitlt. Much ol the ttxk haa already li-n aubeiribul by other biuuies men, and It will no doubt all be taken to-day. The publication ol such a tngh-t'laaa Illustrated weekly in Portland ia ol great benefit to the citv, since it call the intelligent people everywhere to it place) ul publication. No city west ol Chicago contain a week It journal that can compare with it or that command the attention el the press ol the country. The busineo men ol Portland recogniie this lact and are now eeeklnc to make it a itill wore -4-1 -'oe In the city' protperily Real buu TraaaferT George Gitliera and wife to John W. IXiuty: 175 acrea in the Geo W Wa ton I) L C, aec 6, t 3 a, r 2 ; K L Habin to Klla C Habin ; loU 0 and 7, blk li in Windsor ; $m United State to William I). Pickens patent lor nw'of tec 10, t I a, r 5e; 160 acres. far M Buck to Hamilton A Wash burn ; lota 1 and 2, blk 'i ol Park Place ; 1300. C. II. Sarver and wile to Lovd U Huffman; 73.40 acre the 8 M Palma tocr I) L 0, 1 2 ; r4e;1000. W T Heveridgo and wife to J W Ilev- oridge; lot 15 in blk 2, Pleasant Little Home addition ; 160. I.ucy K Itugg et al to Frederick It. KuggieWol nw'i, awt ol nei4, and lot 2 in sec 2, 1 1 a, r 3 e, 44.82, 100. Karle L Huge and wife to Frederick I. Kugg; n'o of nw1;, sw1 ol tie1 and lot 2 of tec 26, t 1 s, r 3 , 144 82; 17 I. aura A and James L. Gordon to Hen ry (iifford ; one acre in t 2 , r 2 e; $100, Ferdinand Uootacli to Win Anderson, wt4' ol aw.1 i, ol ec 111, t 2 , r 6 ; 37.27 acres. Bond for deed; $360. Jasper C'lift to William Borsch and F. Hachtuw; all of tho w',' ol e1 of sue i, l X a, r 2 e, 14U acres ; iiu.uou. John J, Hindennan to Mr M A llue- lat, lot 3, blk U, in Pleasant Place addi tion to Oregon City ; $lb0. Oregon Iron and Hteel Co. to T J Thomas; lot bl, blk 7, Oswego ceme tery; $11. M G Munly to Mary Nixon Miinly; ono-twelth interest in curtain lands in Clackamas county. Chai Wilson and wife to Honry Com Btock ; 30 acres in see 15, t 3 f , r 1 w. $70. Cbas Urfor and wife to Ioutft Frum mer; lot 12 and 13 in blk 42; He 1 1 wood. $1500. F 0 McCown and wife to Jacob John ton et al 0x30 in tho U L C of U P Nuiith, and wile; $400. R V Kinclmrt and wise to Klixsbath J Hedges, all of certain Iractiona ol cer liiml claim of a certain tract in the nw1.' ol donation I) L C land claim of A F Hedges; $1890. Methodist Conference Appointments. The Methodist Conforence bus con cluded its labors at Grant's Pass, and tho following appointments were made for the Portland district: M C Wire, presiding elder; Albina, G M Pierce; Astoria, G W Grannis; Ilea vcrton, GHaikes; Canby circuit, C Al- derson; Columbia circuit, W KHtruble; Cornelius, John Mclnlyre; East Port land, Adams street, V M liryan ; t,aHt Portland, Centenary, J W Bushong; Forest Grove. J W Bpangler; Ilillsboro, to be supplied; Lafayette. C V Howard; Mount labor, Walton eutpworui; ore- gon City, John Parsons : Portland, Chi nese mission, to be supplied; Grace church, It 0 Houghton ; North Portland, K H Craven; St Paul's. V H Mclnturlf; Taylor street, A Kummer: Towell's Val ley, to be summed ; Ht Helens and Cluts kanie, A G Chihls ; Bellwood and Oswe- fo. II i Webb; rJunnvslde. li R caso; illamook, J II Wood; Viola, J II Hur- fall; W 8 Harrington, editor l'acilic Christian Advocate, and member ol the Mount Tabor quarterly conforence: C It Kellormon, superintendent Portland hos pital, and member of the Taylor stroot church quarterl y conference. Don't Worry About the China. The Mongolian pheasant does not geom ho plentiful this year as last. The cold rains of last spring probably spollud tho eggs or killed the voung birds If hatched. Solo Press. The cold lead of Albany and other places probably had hand in the business also. Albany Dem ocrat. Don't worry about the Chinas, They're all right. They keep bid all day and raid wheat fields and gardens at night, having learned that the average Oregon hunter U a noor shot after dark. Bilverton Appeal, Iwm Till' lilltt'll'lk's I'onvsiHiiitk'iits, I'm I is Nets Items of Interest I i n 111 Miirrotiutt Ing: Tow us Mini Country. Ileiner Creek Valley, F.iiongh giuln Is threshed lo glvo a lew llguies as lo the yield lu this locality Wheat li plump nod tln beads mo well tilled Oats, ow ing to llio long coii'lu liod drv weather In May and Jnim, are generally poorly llllnd, Mr. Stoker's wheal averaged III bushels, his 011 Is 42 bualitlM to the iicro. II. II. Gregniy and lletirv Stiinil each raised :itl bushels ol wheat to the aero. II. t' Lchind had the beat yield, hi nlient ) lidding lift bushels. There I complaint in dilloient locali ties that cattle ai dvlug oil with 1111 un known disease aH'm liug the throat and neck, ll the lot 1 1 Ion losing cattle In such a uuanci' will investigate they will llnd that it is the dira.b d disease anthrax. Naiivk. Pniimiin. Mr F. M. Osbtiin is sick. Th fruit crop is splendid this year. The road Is hoed wil.i eople going to Mt. Hood. Mr. J. Iliislcwooil will vooii haw hi Hew liouaa finished. W, M, Dcnboie'e children have lxen ick, but are better now The Hitatocrop w ill imt be as good as was eH led If we don't get rain soon. 'F.dgur Itlchev ami W illiam I'erby are running their threshing machine III lln part ol the country. T ho grain crop was never bolter limn it is this year. Man led- II. C. Kimbley to Miss Hun liah Paily. They were married In Ore on City and ainve-l at I'aniasciis about midnight when the stillness ol the night waa disturtvd by about twetity llve boy firing guns and making thing lively with old tin can ami cow hells, until Hen treated, and Ibeii all went home a happy as clams. Chink, WU. The weather ha 1scii lavi ruble fr harvesting. Mr. S. Johnson (uinisbe us wilh Ixi'l omti a week . Harvesting i gelieiallv over and threshing will Bihiii be III older. Itev l. II t.la-s has gone to Salem to attend the Willamette Cuiversily, Miss Miniiiii Walker ol Fast Portland, Is visiting Irien Is and relative in Viola and vicinity We understand llmt tlice ha been 110 provision made lor a lem her for Ibe (all term ol school. Tho licit meeting of the literary asso ciation will U Septeiulx-r 1.1. The ipira tioii lor discussion will Ih-"UcsivihI that labor saving luiulunciy has proved dctriuiciital to man." A party consisting of Jos. Ilavdeii and wife, liev. I1. II. liUss and Miss l.lnnin Md'owcu went to Ml II l a short time ago, they leport a very pleasant lime and plenty l 1 1 -1 1 but did m( reach the summit. Mo a it Amn. rhfl. Hill. Mr. W, J. Itainh, o( this place, I just completing a tine residence in Oregon City. We u;iHe be will retire (loin (arming as souu us his crops are gathered Miss Till 10 Kutich is spending a few day at Clackamas, tho guest of her cousin, Mis lelaonaiii. W. II Ilobyns, insiiriineo agent, was around Saturday to adjust the loss oc casioned by the burning ol Mr New bury's barn. j, .1. f.,,m Wilhoit. He bud the mUfnttnuo to have his harness stolen while absent. Mr. Zoek Is building a line hop house at hit hup yard He will give a social hop to open the Imp season The Sunday 'hcsil i prugresningjtiiii ly. Mrs. Ina liailch in taking a leading part. Miss Alrtba Phelps will attend the Or egon City high hixil the coming season to prepare herself (or teaching. Mr. l)ix is moving his saw mill l the r anion mill site. Madam K11111 r place the wedding ol Charles and l.atiia at no distant day . Doctors, preachers ami school teachers ahould nei or marry: so her mother says. That leaves us out. HoiiNtrri;. Nrw Kra, Ai"i'lliiiiiieii uf Helio'il tlliuli fur I'laekiiilia I uii uly, The liipoitloument gives each pupil $1 M, illslrlhuled aiming theillstrli Is us lollows; Nsine nf I' I). AiJiIhim jAnil's. s' I A fuelling Mllwnukiv t A Todd, llilblmiil ,'l It (' (luiiong, Oregon I'lly 4 Itnbl Shephert,l.ogau n Knbl Aduius, lliittu Creek II T II Hciiuee, Needy 7 W II II Wd, null, .villi. N Win N tllthens.l.ogiiii U J W ben null, I be kiimiia HI A I'iikIc Mollalln II A 1 . 1 111 kltix Meadow llrook I J I' M I. inn, t'urrlusvlllti I I J I' Mclnlyre, hso.lv II, on htoiie, Viola IJMTII.hiU, Mink In KM lliirliiinu, Mui.iumn If . llio sin urcli, I'lagle I'rei k 11' A llurlei, I aoby III I J Jnusiu.l, hiin.lv 'JO J W Hinllh, Muckshuig VI tleiiSis-ea Oregon I lly Ti M llobblns, N.silv .'.1 li V Hhoil, Wllxiuvlll '.' W J l.ewi.llen, Hiitlngwaler - H M Kamshy MolnlU '.SI h' Usborn, liumiiseiii r II llaiiklus, nirj.ou i it y i'7 .lot, ii K Kisley, O.weg.i .11 I'ruuk Jaggnr, ( aril in S M, ( oniiell, Miiiih kvllle ill H 1' Viuiiig, luinnus ,'l'J I n. eine t-umt, I latkrs ,H1 Win ivls, Highland :I4 l lio M union, Oregtin t'llv XI Sam Kiiale, Molalln .j 11, iilsnW light. MolIU lll'l1 llorhind, Oswvgo aSJOglehv, Aurura .HI Jennie lerhly, Sandy 411 HVVZniiermaii, Needy 11 II K Hayes, Siallonl 4. ' (' K llnly, t heiyilllo i.l W II hliillord, Oregoul'iiy 11 John A Hi. hey,ini.m-s'ii Vi II Mcliugiu, h.in.lv ill J 11 ll. iciiiie, Sandy 4? J I' Haines, Oswegu 411 Nas.haii.1, oivguul'lly ill ll Mel aiighllil, Mllwuukin i It h iiiliiHin, f.aglet'rt'k r.l I iMiiinsiwcr, Oregon t tty M M Kalxi'kvr, han.lv M Joseph lice, Highland ,l A It Shank, Ciuihv M t- run k hawlell, Molalla ;i o a lloOes, Wilholl 5, Hans I'liuisen, Itpiirgv .vi K llaiiiini It, lliglilnnd .vi J S Miller, Hubbard ill A A J llrn.ly , WllMiiiille i, T I' l.hrsav, Oiegoii I lly ni II I, Ully,' oregmi l ily ul V K) 'boson, New i r IU II A I'c.liiimi, I'lackninn isViiro K I aiden, Maripinui l It l Ale lander, Marmot 0; l.l.rbolt, 11 jaine Hell, ui U' I cluii. I, 70 John tin wan, 71 ! K Johnson, 7'.' W K H icy, ; I Mall. 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J W. klniKiv l llll, ,1 Hlnl.o I lint I lilies, I lllH. ill I II), liefc.,11, Jul) III, Is'Sl j N.ittee ts horetiv uhin Unit In ,i,i,liHiiee W illi Hie .i.o ImImiih 1,1 ll,,, , 1 ,,r -.! 1 i-Ma of June ll, Is.s.iniilil,.,! "An u, i,,r 11, n ., ( uni br boi.U III Hit, lnh i, I'iiIIImIiiIii. IlleS'ill. Neva. la an. I tt nliln..ii I ki r 11. ,r 1 . ' l.,.,.,h W , Klio.cv ,,l Mlii'inlnh, I '..il III v ..I Vam lllll, Hlnla ul (lies. ,11. has lllll ilV 'I" 'I III Ibis oilier, his awiiril nhtli'iili'lll Nh, Ii,;, i, III,, 1 lil.'hn.li of III HH i,,,l H,.el.,n No. I, in ,,i,.I,I. Ni, J H. tulh, IliitiMt. No l-wl, nlnt will uller ,r.inf In show Hint liiii bili-l ..tiulil Is ni'iii. iubnililn l,, lls Ittiil'iT nr stent' ihioi r.,1 iiHili nli, mil ittr I, ,. ses ntn I 1 ml, Unit iiin i l.ihn in nl lainl hvlorelhi. r.'iilali't 1111.I rccci ei ,,l MiIh ulllee nl llli'..l I lly. Ill, 11. ,, mm W,',liii , i,, lln. fHll itutAil lli'l, .hur, I HTM I, IU I, ,,,,,' na lli" ,. i ',, . W. Ill" '.. ol l''.H.li'l. Ill, II, II lli.lihliin, nl Mi'MllOHllhi, III , iiiel It. Sl. lnllli, nt I hi.irv Villi., Ill Any anil nil i'r"li el'ilinlhil n,.r.ily the sli, H e .,'scill.i', hoiits 1111, re. (in U'. In Hie ll.nlr I'li.ll,,. Ill llil. ullii'i, nil , hi-hnii 11I1I Ti tlnjf ol He r, h'lil J, I A I ' I ' I- IIMHN, 1 -U l J, . Ili'ulsler. 'IIMIII.lt 1 AMI Al l, JIM'. , I'.; jolli'i rue I'iiIiIIi'iiiIoii, Mnmml c r,iiiilbo I inrr.ti M ti l.inii 1 11 in s I III. K"ll I II), lit. J o tie ...1. Isisi J Mil l II I" la, Iikh Iiv Bin e Unit III iillaiii'n Wilh lln' 1,1111 l.li.i.s ,,l Hid s, ,i I ,,i,m I June. I. s;s, in, nil, "I ' An ,-i i,,r 11, l,. ,, 1 1 in bt I I ami nit Hi,' sirtlrs ut 1 ' c 1 1 f t 11 1 it , 1 iri'ifiiti. Nrvailn, an,! W nliltit"ii I ilory, ' i itiiinli.l 11 I'litirllt w, nl I',, Hint, 'I. I'oitmy ol .Mitltiioiiinh, Siali. ,it 1 11 cm .,14. iltik .,,y fllci In 11,1a itltica Ilia w, mi HIiilctiM'til N,, .'I,',,, I, f II, n iitii'tissa ol Hi III', el H,'i'ii.,n N 3. in I . , n. hn, N. M 1 I Hoitlli, !,,,(. S t I ,. alt. I will nlti-r I'IikiI in 711 GREAT Clearance Sale Wo inli'iii) to inaugurate a Somi-annual Clearance Salo, in onliT U) ri'tluct our hlork, ami fur llio T l,U' il I.MMlf ll 4 V4J C118- wtf o.xi'i'ct to tivo our lollH'I'H Kllt ll BARGAINS that will never ho malo again when llicM pioilit aro onco cleaiii'il out. :! ;i7 ,1V 71 1!i HI .HI Xi in 4s In ahliff lltnl Hit. hllnl s.illK'it la llinie Vat iiablf. lor Ui tlnilinr ut almir than lur aarli'lill lllsl .,lll"..i'. ami In ,.1,1,11.1, 1,1. ,', aim ,i tslil Uinl l,t...tn ll,n Ilil-lcr nii'l Kci'i-lvvr nl ' litis 11II11 a 41 1 11 i'Uuii I 11 , llr , nit l,.,.y, II, a j ' jl r 111 llUin f f Jf fj, lllll day nl ieieh,.r. ,ai lln u.,,,,', sit A Ml I J 1 1 1 Ti 1 I Jl 1 J ti....... II 11 W...Mit,l,i,.ni,. 11. 1. hit, ,,11, ! ' a aas m It II VVa.le, ,N J, Wr,,, A. I elwlll ul' I ,,rian.. 1 11 . H',11 , Aliatt.lall i,.ra,,tia eUlliitnif a.lvctsdl) 111 , I,. ,iiv. abolM ,,ia,'rlb,.. Inil'ls Ihelr ebttin. In llil, i day nl llrli.ls-r, Jssl 1 I?, I ,11 or I I iiei.l.l I.l flla -!. aahl lllll A 11-1 lihii.N It.'HI'li'f TIMIH Il I, AM" Al l, Jl Ni: I, 17. mum i: 1011 11 in. it iios. Jultli 1 1 Una 11. .ut, t i.il. ! Int.ts, I iiinl i.ltii 'K f'tii, I il ( t ift ';iu, July ,tf (r Ntilh 11 It In iv 1 1 y ti il.it I, tn iinli Blue with 1 1 if I'twv l-i.i, in t.f fit- ii. l ul 4iti ) t fit uf Jttur ll, ctilith .t, "An u- ( lur tl,. Mil- u ith.U'r Uht" in tlif A it. u( t'l ; lloftiM, Oiftf.iit, Ni-.ii hi ami ,tiii,nl"H - I TiTiilury," J41t.11 C. 111. t.nmu, ,i oi. -nii City, ruiinty ul ( l;u i iiim-, l ' Mrtf-Mi, i li(U Hun il.v filnl in ll.l iill.Mi hit RMnril M j fttrtU'iiii-til Su, ; :.', Ir Hip uu u( Itir ! Sn.-I Si, dr. I Itil- 1 ,ii, il . 1, 1 m ,11.411 Nil. 2, in tuw nJiti Nil, I mill li, 1 uiii i" Nu. A Basil nu. I Wilioitti j j.i.il u -.),..,, ihf UimI MitiK'hl i hiiitti ito.il'li' U-t Hi ti-uU rur .(.Mtr llitiu f-T it II- uilillli! jiiii-4.M , ntl'l lo m Oillt'ijlttl lil liiHIt ( ,lll l.llhl ) ('ill' till tVijtMer anil tr 1 iv i-r t t(i'- ii!l.. f, iii 1 rri,uii ' KUy, tnc'ti,uti W, .I'm-.I.h , tl.i."l iltty ; ul f i luU r, I 'K j 1 1 1' 1 1 it Mil' 4 ll- W il H( o , ) 1 Ml' t ', Ml 'ft- I hail. I'ltnilii V. Mi n i, "n u ,.i.M. Kni . l(iut"l'h. :ilt ! ' 1 1 K"'1 1 . 1 ;-" trt'liiU lUltiilV, Uir.m. A in u it k ii'l if -"Mil i.u ;i 1. tin- nunr ii'i : i'' l l,u KcHiMctfulIy, I. SELLING. r.unmtsi AiiKM'io.itt A liUii" lininlier ul lisl.K S11 in lis ami hrmvil Tooru II.VIIIIIIMM, Will I"' sol'l at A. UCTION, At .loli 11 Myers's (arm, un Saii mkai , Al t.rsi :i), at Itlo'rOH . at. A Inn, a lol ul TiU MU it il 1-ltH IIIK'A'rn.K, Ksrnn-is Hi-lniit. In secure a lisrjtaiu sltonl'l He on 1 111 ix I Oregon State Fair, '90. TlllETlliTII annual exhibition. mi Miittin lllll. Mink !H W t Ham Ii, New Kra J Alison linker, Wilsoiiiillti .! j I in.lsry, Kmtle I'rvi-k si i K nolts, Mimno si W in lUrns, l in con I'll v sl V I. Mm k, I'm, by 1 : s Si j li Hh iikney, A ilhoit Ml' A I'oricr, ( iirniisulle Mi Win llinkle, Iiiunsscus :n j 1' t mis, M iilino nl jii.oh k Miller, Nce.lv ni 1' M tiit, Mm knhurx IMOiul' 1.1), hholiu joist I'liiauis, 4 I 1 I 1 1 it i 1 1 1 u i , . Ilxinsl I) j.'bn I nVa, I'lja.uiil llinii lu y M Krnse, II. , mi Ills 13 ti li M" i Jiis.ni, Kulloii r; i in i ti ; i tkh (bi'ir 1 1. ntn. in Ibe S,. .'.' I ,l ,, H, tola I , J. a 7 in 'i I- r. . ,.in. lv,, I VI i; it h i-rscly . Olll Sts tl ! r la lore I !: I.. tuipr. I'lliler tin' In iti ici'ini-lil of ti e Oregon ht.ite r.oti.l nl n'tl. nltilie, lll lie I,-ll nl the shite luir rollnils, li ,ir :itcni, coiiuiielii ilig on H.l I I Mill. It I.AM', ,M I II M i, Is,, Mine run ri ci n vuo. l inlcl l ,1. , I an.) o il, ,-. I.MI I' llcle, .'.1 II krillta, .'4 I -an. Hull, .14 II ll Hrtlow tV in llisniliall, ,7 liisi llcrn n, ii. ) V ins r, 7n K.UInl i.lr, M y I. Hiikk, hy. on, ore Aunirtt I tinlllni Mi. bll. Ion Amirs Hnlti-vlllv llntlrv I1U-, WillsbutK lirrtlisin .Vl.'l .Is III i In ,M i.s 1 1.1 3.' A7 i .11 !i Ii7 4H so ."si '.M sil II 4 . I t lw ;, ss in I I I.s in 41 11 :is iw 1 If. full I lt , ' "ti. i- i- l.i n b Kb tin- n, n. juh Kr,'s I lie S,: J ll I if I. s, . ol tl'iilsT bo, I I,,. S." itorniil, 1 rrrii.-ry. i o. n .. i, lllll ol I 1 1, k iln Ibl- ibiv lib .1 in llil ii.ii ll. t n. ol I i. .iiiitb' I. I. in i:..' I'll .11:. I ' line, ol i .1 I ,, It.,.' In- I liiciit No 'b;,, lor Ibo (mi. b.i . N W 1 , an. I l..- ,1 i.n. I I ol ... !i ,'i ; tow 1 1 -1 1 1 1 No 4 south. It.i'n-.' ; un. I ill ..Iter I'lool lo .i" lb 4, Sollbt is tnoli, lubniblc bir li til si, nu- limn lor ncrn nltnial I'lnj' 1,1 ! I-sUbb-ll III" cl.lllll to vo l l.n.l .1 j recistcr nii.l n c, i . i r ol lb i- IS'SI, j col.lj. I t ut Coll- i in i lor ' ol Till I . LChiii'tolt r. non l it.. 1 '!l',f ni, lias U Ol ll Slllll'- j r o I lb.' h1, I ".ii No J iii j No I.u-t. ' ,1 Ho- Ian, I i limber or j s nuil to ! bebne tbr ' nl I iuvoii ' i. ;.'. .lay mine I ' M, e l:.i.b.l., uii.l ;..n i 1 1 , I l. k- Montlay, Sept. 10th, I80O. mi l liilnn; iiii week. Over $15,000.00 TliresliiiiK is the uiiler nl tlio day. Crup are Ketieriilly very ;.hs1. (ieorK'e l'Dterson, n( Silvertmi, is via ItiiiK at l.V. J. liiiiicli's. All those from our ,hnc ulio were out to Wilhoit Springs huve n-t urtii-il. W. ti. Knl'T is in our mi,s( with his strain threshing outlit, ami is doing splendid wiirk.7, John Lock is hllilditiK a new hup house, preparatory lor his llrst crop n( Imps which an. liMikini; tniily wefl. Homo one sipped Mr. A. Itreiner's har ness while ho mid his family weie spend iiiK a few weeks at Wilhoit. Wu believe that New Km is the hau nt) r precinct nl this county lur potatoes, and though tin' crop litis looki.'il eicccd iiijtly well wo think the dry wenther has uliijrtiitif.il il lully onii-tlnrd; heiico wo are predictinu a fuir price. Frank JiiKKiir, of lienvcr Creek, has threshed a few johs in this vicinity Ilia daily run is from HUM), to 1,100 bushels. Frank moans husinoHS. (ioorgo Itundiill, of this place, har vested Irom one acre in Oreiron City, UK) sacks ol iiiercluinliililo potatoes, which ho shipped tho next duy to I'ortUnil. A warehoUM heloiii;inn In Mr. t 'In r enco Nowhury, of New Km, was du atrovod hy llio Thuisiliiy nixht ol last week. Only (or tho liiiiely hltlo shower which cntiio that oveiiing Now Km would probably Iki what whs, '1'ho wurehoiiso was worth about f.MH) mid no insuraiico. Siiuktv. AuKiist L'5. A llil of lliiptlst lllstnr). Tho 1 Villc Hnplint hiivh thut tho 'llrst Tlaptist church wan otuutii.cil at West Union, on May 1H4I, with hovoii moinhors. In Juno IH-IH tlio Willameitto ilahtist AsHocinlion was oiuuni.fd ami Kov. Vincent Hnclliiii! was cmployod as missionary for tho doHtiltilo sni'tions. The Hamo your tho liicetinf house at Oregon (lity waii i TnlcloHi.il nnd heijiin to be tisril lor cliurcli ptirpoHeH. From tins rou will norcoivo that when Dr. Whoolor arrived In Hun J''ianciHco wo hail In Oro eon, six HaiitiHt chtitchoH. rcuularlv organized ; llvo ordiilnod miniHloiH; two Hunday hcIiooIh; at loiiNt on llalitiHl ointin houso ; a Iluptist iiHHocliition, with a missionary employed, und were well sturtod on tho road to prosperous: work. 4..-.I-. a L.ti u.r. 1'iank Warren, who livea on S. F. Alliert'a place in r-kamokawa, hud a lit tle child aliiioet killed liy a nxisler Tues day, llin rooster i,ol th l.ehoin variety and very vicious, and never hesi tate .o attack aiiyoii that comes within Its reach. Tim child, which is about a year and a hall old, was out in the yid When the rooster attacked her, kins kin her down and indicting with his spins two ilrep Hashes over the left temple, and making an ncjy wound over the right eyeball. Had the r.siater struck her a little lower it would probably have ruined the eyesight of the lelt eye. The child will recover. I'athlaniel (ninctte. Oily, iir.'i-'.n, on . ,l',.-.bi ol i' idols r, l ii. II.' lli.lii. I 11-. 1. llt'.e bl.ll. I'b.lllc. ' Mi'ii.l, John 111. I.inun, nil ,, mini .tiiuilv. i r. c.ii. Anv itii.l nil is i-,. n. ibiiiiiinc uhrrs4-Iv tbe ftUilrtli-M ills i Idtnli. tire rciu.'sti-J In; lite tn ir i boms In tins ollt e un or Is lore i j. T. Al l TIOV, Ili-Ktt'ler, .ill' I '.M In : Why Nut Call tin. Kurlli TiieonmT Halein HlulcHtiiaii : Tncomn people are Bolioiting tho unthoritieH at VVaHiiington to change the iiiuno of Mount Kainior to Mount i'aoouia, TIioho aiimo pnople would, douhtlesH, like to havo the name ol Commencement hay changed to 'fa coma harbor, nnd I'uxet Konnd to Taco ma Hound. Thoy even wanted the now state numnd Tacomii, nnd some of them even porsiht in culling tho l'licillo oeoan The lucomu. Hiilcm .b'liniul. There Ih prohulily no hostility hotween tho people of Ori'Kon und the people of Portland ; nor iH thero any preiudico to amount to any tliintf iigniiiHt the city. Whatovor foeliuu there is conies from overreaching and corrupt ion in tho legiH turo andwould-ho domineering Portland politicians. NOT II K FOR I'lTll.ll ATIOX. l.ASll OrriCK ATOIIKUON t'lTV, OhoiiS,i July IMn. i Nolle I hereby given thut the follow IiiK niiiiir.1 settler lias lilnl notice nf Ins in lention in tnaku lliinl prool In aupsirt of Ins . hum, nml that sunt priaif will Ik. nnnlr is--lore thr HiirisUr ami Ktieiver ol Hie I iilleil Slnles Inn. I 1Mb. e at Oregon Cltv, Oregon, on Nplnutier HI, I Ms I, vU: William W. On vis, I res'ini'liou l. S No, M7J for the lot 1 ofsdctlou in, I'. 2H it. I K. lie liiiuioslli follow ing w itnesses (o prove liisciintiiiuiiu resilience upon ami riilliva tlon of sin. I Inn. I, vii: lhiuiel Tulliert, John W, Watson, D. K. Llvesay ami John Tnl Is rl, all nl t 'la. kauius sist nllh e, t 'hickiinuis eniiiitv, Oregon. J. T. AITKKHON, Iteglster. " 'II i Ailinlnlslrillnr Side. N'ltli'. ta hi-rutiy k I v.-n that hi iiirsiiaiiio nl an tinier ttf the (.'utility ('tntrt lur the mmn ly nl Murrtiw, alatn til Or.-Kori, mails i,n the lull ilny nl Aiiiiibi, A. n Iswi In ihv mailer nl tin. ..lain nl John Itarrelt, itm-eaietl, lln. nu .h-rilKiieit. lh a.lmllilalrstrll nl (hi. asl.t es late, will Hull at public auiuliiti, to the hltdifNt hi.lilor. Iiiriiasli.inhl cln ol ilia I' nil." I stales nl Aiuarlna, ami inbji'iil tii wiiiflrinsli.nl by snbl eniility court, nll'HaltlnlsT, tin. 2(1 day nl Heilmiil.r, A. I.. Isyo, all n'cjnek. 1'. M., si tin. I'mirt House Amir In Oreunii city, clarkn nnm ( in inly. tlri'Ki, n, sit the euhl, till.., Inter eii sin! i.stale nl lln. aaltl J.ihii llarrpit, il. e.iist'.l, st tins lime nl hi tleaih, In ami In all that certain bit, iileei. nr naiTel nl Isrnl, mlna te, 1 -1 1 1 tc 'I b.'fiiK In lln. rnuiily nl ( Iseks mas, itali. il Oregon, ami bniiiuleil siul .Ins crllii'il ai follow, to wit: C.iiiiiiieneliiK at a point 40 feet east o( John nneas, nr. eorner in eiaun no. v, ni.iinii,. II C. LalniiriilLi, mi th.. ninth hoiiiulary ss.m chains Irom the HW eorner nl sahl vlaltn, run uliiK thence N, 'i ili.ffrocii W, ISchsliis, thence N HtbiKrees, W 6 chain, theuee H Is ilearees w., 14.117 i'hiilii,lli.'lir HH ilenreen K.IU.M lilialns, to place nl lieslllllltlK, colllailllllg II1, acres ill Towiiihlp S Mouth, Haiigo i Knit, ol Vt lllaiu cttiuiierlilli.il. also, a part nt I) I, (I, Nu. 1111 lu township s south, range inast Ih-Kliiiiliig at a iiolnl himrliiK a ss tlegreea W, n.iV chains nml N 4fi ileirrens W, 10.UU ehaliia Irom tin, HK cur lier ol na ht eliilin No. Ill), anlil point living 40 leet NK from tho NK Imiimbirv ol a tract owtie.l hv J'.lni Hock, thuueeN 4.'i ilegrees W, II 11(1 liniliin 1'iirlnlel wlilt mill liotik a Hue. 'I'lieiii-o N IU ilegrees K l.'i.vU eliatns, 1 helioo H Ho degrees K, II.W elinlns. Thence H lu degrees W, II , 'SI vhnliii, In plant, ol beginning, conlalnliig l.V) seres more or leas. Terms sml e.in.lltliins of sale: Olio third ea-.li oil day ef sale, tho balmier lu one year with Interest st S per cent secured by mort gage on the premises. Ma mi a n it IlAlllin-r, Administratrix ol tho estate ul John llitrrott, DueeHsuil. F. (I. Mi'Cnwii Si Co. AttiirnuyM, Hntiiil nt Oregon City, Or. Am, la, IWM, a ill s Is Mint i: nut ri in ii tiiov. John w (.rout, I Illicit Slut, , ,. I olllce, Oi.y.ni City, nr. K"u. July I .'.. Notice is hereby cucti ibnt in eoiuphiiiice W lib I he provi-l.n a nl I lie net ol I '.'lii:n s of jtine :t, s.s. eniltUsI, "An n. t lor ibe sale ill tlluls-l bttnls 111 tbt. htab s , a! Ilorilln, iii.-k'.in. Nev.i'lii, mi l it-Lit clou Terri lnry." John W t.roul ot m. con I 'uv, l olllllV ol t be klllul.., Mate of ( Ire- tfou, Ii.ih ibis iln hid in Un" olllc. Ins sworn stiilctiii'iil No Vial, (or the laiictuiM' ol I 111, sv. 1 , ol se.'llou o s ni . ... Iiilll I south, r.ilice N.i ,'i eel, un,! will oiler pro., I to hiiu Ibnt the I. Hal loHi'hl is 111011 vnlnblc lur lis tiinls r or ii,tie tnnn for air rlcullnriil nr...-es, nml to i -tubhsli bis cliiiui to innl I. in. I bci.ne the rci'i-.ier ami ret el.cr ol Ibis 111, i- nt ill. con tity.ltre li.ui, on ci 1 1 it's, i ii v , the J.M duy ot octolsT, I'". lie lllltlies n. ..itttc-c-.- Jil lies r M,-e-linn, t'hinles W Meii'l, limine l ly nml l'..ru w linmloli'li, nil u . in-; i H v, lie kniiius county, I itcc'iii. Anv nml nil pcr-ious , -l.iiuiiii ii'l.cr-ely the alio.;. ilci.'liU'.t Inn, Is me te tie-te I to lile their chums lu Ibis oltn e on or before siiitl 'J.M iluv ol OctoU-i'. I "i i. - (AMI rUKMIl'Mo- Olleie.i for ic'in iiltiiinl, Htia k and me chanical ethibits, lor works ol art and fancy woik an I for trial ol ed. lie. luce. I rsles lor faro and freight on all traiissirt.ition hue to and from the fair. Inipoilimt Improvement have lieen tu.i.le ii"ii the grouiitl and in creased facilities are otlcred I lliilntor. The Pnvilion will be open Four Nights Dur in' the week. A splrn.ti.l liel'lof hot w have entered In the r-peed .lepiirlineiit, and line eihi hitions of niciug will lx given each day. F.ntries lor preuiiuma close Monday at :'M 1'. M 1'xliilutors are urged to inako a iiniiiy of their entries a possi ble on S.itiinl.iv lielore the fair, liooda, aninnils nml mtn-lra lur rxiiihition must la. in their phice hv 10 1. II. on Mon day. lit It lis OK ADMISSION. Mali's d,iv lickel No Woman's dav tn ket Man's season ticket . Woman's mm-, in ticket .. Send to the secretary Oii'g.ui for a pieinium list. pi ti J. I. Ai'i'i:i:siN. Hej:isler. Htat of Oriiihn I OlItlNTV OK Ci.ACKASA " Notice Is hereby given thut III puriiiniieo of sti order uf anln Issued out of and under the rnial ol tin. Circuit Court ol tli" Htnti.nl Ore gon, Coiuilynf Clackamas, tinted Hie, '2 tiny of August A. lb, Ihihi, ami to me directed anil de livered as Hherlir ol snbl eniinly iinmiinut In s decree lu said court In a suit In eutilly. Wherein V. O. Harding Is plalutltr, suit Ib.iiry Omeg sml banra timeg are deloiidnnls, nml ooiniiisiitlliiK mo to mnko anlo secordllig to law of tho land ami premises hereinafter described In order to make tho sum of One tlioiisniiil six hundred dollars together with lulnrcnt thomnu at tho rnteolteti pur cent per niiiiuin siiico tho 'iil ilny of April, ltisi, sml lor tho further sum of One hundred suit fifty dullnrs, Attorney fee ami for tho further sum ol $i3.Wi and Unit aultl sum bear Interest Irom Unto nf tlecroe at tho rnto of ten por cent per annum until pnhl and for costs and disbursement. Now III order to satisfy sail amount, I will mi Hntiirdiiy, Hcptcmhsr 37, 1HIKI nl tho htiiir of 10 o'clock, A M. at the Court Houho door 111 Oregon City, Clnckiiraiis County, Oregon pro ceed In sol at public iiuollmi to the highest bidder for nni.li in hiiiul, the following des cribed triint ol Inn. I lltinloil lu Cliickiiiiius Couuty, Oregon, to-wlt; The HW ol Mention 1 4 s. r 1 e, of tho Wil lamette Merldlnu cotitnliilug Ilk) scroa imire or loss. All will he sold to mitiafy tho sums ni ileorcetl together with costs nml nccriilug ousts. W. W, 11. HAMSUN, HIioHIT ol Clackamas County, Oregon. lly J. K, HOltlUH, liepuly. Hati'd at Oregon City, Oregon, August 'Jil, isiw. ll-.ft. .SIIIiKHTVS SAI.F. Hi i k or iinKnoN, f t'tU'M V OK t'l.ll hAMAM I Nnllee Is hereby gl.elt llial In pursiniuee ol an et.-eiuliitt Ini.11,',1 nut nf nnd tin, lei the seal ol Ihu County Court nt the lute f un -gi ill, (or flat-kinniiH i-initily ibiled Ibe I th ibiv of Aug ust, IVSI, to me directed I dell . i'rt'il, as Kherltl In Invar nl P. M . ii-leirue ,v I'n , iilnlte tilts and tik'alll"! N C Slltmlev. defi'iidaut colltlliiilnlllig mi. Ill Hie Inline nt the Hlitto ol llregi'll. that nt tile pel -"tliti t'l'iiiertv ol the said defeti'Ialil, or II snllicieiit eiililiiil be found then out nf Uni real i.i.'i'. ily bel. .lining lo aa Id defeu.lalil III the I niluly ot I lite k ,i tnaa, In lliske the sum n! Illit Ion :''i nnd tnlereat tlierenn frum the 1st nf Seiieiiilier, )si,, al the rale nf ten per cent per iiiiniiin and for the furl Iter nil f IIIHI and llilerct Iherenli at lite rate of len pet cent per annum from the nrst day ni Menieiuner, lis,, i,,r Die Iilrlher Itti'ther sunt of I'.Hl nii.i liileri'sl thero at the rate ol len iter cent i.er annum train the Ul day of Heiiieinber nnd for Hie fourther inn of . and Inters! theri.iiu til the rate ol ten per cent per milium finm the 1st dav ol licccmticr, Issi, mid for com. ainl dlsbursir- tllellts of this nell. u taxed at fv'ti Saw tn or der loaalhity said iiuieilul, I will on Siitiir.lay Mriteuilier, g7, A, II, l!HI ill Hie hour ul Olio o cluck, P. M. nl the Court 11.110.1. ibior lu Ore eon IMiv, Cliiekiiinns t'ouiitv. iircunii nr,M'eed In sell nl 1'iil'lle aui'll'.ll lo tin, blithest bidder for em li III Inn,, I the billowing described tract ol land shunted ui Clackamas couuty Ureou, til l. II: Coiniiieneliiif In the cenU'i' of the county road leading frniii the Middle lu-nlia. mi Kagle creek near I. inn's Mill lo Cliicliiiuiiis bridge nt lhc sniith.vi'jil curlier nt Win, Nevinili's laud, theuee weilerly mi'., rods to a dlleh, Iheuce aiiiitherly, I'." 'rnds, ihenen easlcily I,',1,, roils to the center of the county mint; Iheueo along the enutily load, zl1,, I'mls lo tho place of beginning containing 7 acres moro or less, sml nun Nn. II iisbot-ii sledl lumler. All will lie snld insiilisfy the sums in dccret'il togclhcr with costs and accruing eosls. W W II. HAMSOK, bherllV of Clackamas County, tiicgnn. lly .1. K. Mi ill l IS, liepuly. Piited at ni'i'k'im City this JtVI li day ol Aug ust, A. P., Is'.it), 50c 25c $2.50 $1.00 at l'ortland, J. T, ( ill Ki it I 1. II. I.OONKY. l'residelit. , Secretary. 'I'IMIIKl! LAND, ACT .M'XH, 1H7H. NOTK'K l llll I'l ltlilCATION. Dunne Illy, build Slales l.und olllce, Oregon City, Oregon, July ft, IHliO, Nolleo is liereliy given (lull in compliance, wilh the provisions of the" uel ort'nUL'ress of .Mine ,'t, bsrn, cnlilleil, "Ail net I'm' tha salu of liinher liinils in Hie Mates of ( 'ul i lorn ill, Oregon. Neviulii nml Wusliiiigton Ttirri tnry." Dunlin Illy of Oregon Oily, county of I'fiii'loinius, stnlil of Oregon, hus Ibis tiny lilcil in this olllcu his awnrii stiileincnt No !IM, I'm' the purcliitMO of the NICi. ot'soo tion No IM, lu 1 1 v-1 1 x 1 1 i No I soulli, range No fi east, nml will olliir pi'tml to show Unit the Inn. I untight is mine vnlunblu for Its timber or stone Hum lor tigriculliinil pur poses, nml lo I'Hliiblish his ehiiiu lo suiil liiuil bi liii'e llio register nml receiver of I bia olllce lit. Oregon Oil v, Oregon, on Wcdnt'S iliiv, Hid '-'L'd day iif'Onltibei-, S! it 1. ill) tmnin.H ns witnesses: jnnies 0. Meo linn, Cluirles W Wetul, .uilin W tirouliinil Kara W Kiiudolpli, nil of Oregon t'ily, Chick iiiiiiih county, Oregon. Anv ii nil nil itersuns claiming nilversely the iiliovc ileseiilii'tl IiiiiiIn are i'eiuesleil lo lllc their claims In this olllce on or hcloru stiitl If-'il day Oclolicr, I Ml. I. J. '1'. AITUHSON, S 7-10 I) Kcglstcr. ROOFING Cil'.M-i:i..VS in: KtiohlNtj KKLT cosla only L'.tKI )ier 100 square fifit. Makes a good roof or years, and anyone can put it on. Send stuuia for sample and full piiiliculiiis. (It M III Ahlll' Kookino Co., 3!l it -II West Itromlwiiy, New York, Lot al Agfiitx VVantad. TIMIIKI! I.AM), ACT JI NK S, 1878. iMITK K: Kill PI lil.K'iTIOM. 1'nite.l Slate Land utlce, Oregon l ily, Oregon, July 6, im. Notice Is licieby given that In compliance with the provisions of the act ol Oongre, of June .1, I-.7K, enlilled "An act for th sale ol timber lumls in the states of California, Oreiron, Nevada anil Washlneton Terri. try," Kra W. Iluiulolpli, of Oregon City, County of t'liickanms, Stuto of Oregon has this .lay lllr.l In this olllce his sworn statement No L'lM, for the pun-has ol the SKi, of section No 84, lu township No :i south, range No. fl east, nnd will oiler proof to show that the hind sought is more valuable for timber or stono than for ag ricultural purposes, and hi establish hi claim lo sanl bind hefore tho register and receiver of Ibis olllce at Oregon C itv. Ore gon, on weilncsilay, the ' , ,Hy ol October l8!Kl. He nniucs ns witnesses: James C Mee hiin, Charles W Mead John Hickman and Oren llolnies, all of Oregon City, Clacka mas County, Oregon. Any onti'iill persons chilndiigadversi.lv t Blaive ileseiibcil Innils aro re.Ucsted to Ilie their claims in this olllcu on or befor said 21 day ofOi'luhcr, lHiio, J. T, Ari'KUSON, 8-7-10 1) ltcgistar, STAVER & WALK! 'ml liiii. I, Onuoii, tiik I'A:IF1C C0A4 i 1 New Market lilock, I WK AHK IIKADQ17AKTKKH OS I fay Presses of Kvery Description. OtH HTOCK IMTdT'lK IIIK I I I IlllATKD. DEOEItICK REVERSIDLE LEVER PERPETUAL DEDERICK COMBINED HORSE POVER ANOHANoJ lk'tlcrick SuixTior 1 JfVTHil! Icv r lVri'tual Dednrick Full Circle I' i H-t uul TIMIIKI) LAND, ACT JUNK 8, 1H78. NOTK I! vnu riii.H-ATin-v. IInitkii Stvtks l.ANnOrricp, OliKuiiN C. rv, Or., July ,11, 1S!I0. NO'I'ICK Is hi.i-ehi' irivoo I lt I I,,., It anco Willi the provuioiis of the act of Con gress of June :t. fsTs, untitled an act tor the sale of limber lands in the Suites of Califor nia, urchin, M vii in, and Washington Territory," W libit n II. Dinsmonm. of Sheriilun, cnunly of Yamhill, state nf Oregon, his this day tiled In thisolllce his sworn No. L'l 8, lor llio purchase of the M of ',' i' ti'i'l '-j ol ol section No. 0, lu township No, 2 south, rango No, Qi'Hst, ami will nllcr proof to nIiow that tli luiitl sought is it. me Mihinlile thr lis Umber or stone than fey Hgriuuliuml purposes, and tn establish his claim to sold laud before (ho lli gistevund Heeeivur of this olllce at Oregon t'llv, Oregon, on Wednesday, the fith day of November, Intnl. He names us witnesses: j. Kiniiev. f! K Dcilklns, ol Slirri, Inn. oreL'on. A. w lll,,l,. and J. A. l'i. ol Portland. Oregon. Any ami all persons claiming adversely the iihovc described hinds are retuesled to lile their claims In this olllce nn or tK'fura said filli tlay of N'oveinhcr, 1IQ lli I" l'i . ArPHUSOH, " ltc((lster. ... .. i. i Iii'tiuricK lieu ri rii'i'i:ii n-wnt Alan TIIK M1T IMI'IIOVI K-- DKDKUIUK HTKKI. (-'AHK !:AI.INi I'ltKSSKS, InduJ; Light Full L'lrrli! ('i.iiiiii lilii.ii Sti . Heavy Full ('irclu H.n-I I'ri sa, Hi'vi-rsililn Ftvrr I' rpi ttiiil Sti-i 1 J'ri-ss, llitlt iVriM'timl St'-'-I I'ri Ks. Tho Dwliiriek VrvMon are now Imliiij? over t!ir e f'Hirthit of ill il I. .11 If .1 l ' .:. I . Mi aim airaw waii hi mo t nii' ii ,-t.ui- umj t anada. Are tho only pcrfi't'tly ilcvim,'l anI ci)iidriictel I'n ssca in u. .. i I ..n . i Wllll HI! l-.tllljs III lull. VV i. also carry a Full St.s k of the i-eli-l.ruted - WASHBURN & MOEN BALE TIES, The most rapid ami looiininical im tliml for tying b!i It will jiay all jmrti' wanting Hay Presses of any Description, To call iimn tir (.nrri siiii viitli us. We gtmrantie our Deilcrit k Vtcm h tin- unt -rfirtly ixitistrtK tut haling ami most eioiioiiiirnlly tiitnl !-l J'recm-s" in the tti-i ht'nJ for sjH'cial il(;wriitivc catalnip. m,,! prictj. TO THE LADIES We are Sole Age for Down's Self Adj J Directoire and No. j Corsets. The Latent Piece of iV 'Annie Rooney," and a CORSET LACE Given with each Corset. For Grace, Comfort ami licnhli. these are the FINEST CORSETS MADE. We have receive, an imnn iiM' slock 6f Smith A Angel'8 Hlack Hose l.-r I.atlies and Children. Warranted not lo crock, and acids will not cliane the color. The color will imjtrove hv vvashinj:. We are SOLE AGENTS For these goods. Vr5lfff If f, m POPE&G Tills olJ anil reliable firm always keep i slotk a lull lira Heayy Uf il Maiil no Hariware, Tinware, etc Pluuiiniiifi:, Gas Fil l in- & M Attended-to rroiiipily. E timates Fnrnisheil. OREGON CITY, OREq Mil IIIERS The Portland Jeweler, Imiwrtcr and IValcr in 13 i sl in o ii d Watches, Jewelry . Clocks ani tieal Goods. 1C5 First Street, between .Morrison and Yainl Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing. j Orders From the Country Sol THATCANBKO ustllekimltlltp, young business PUw P(Xk wxes, uttribute their success to a course at the PoH IIS UOllOtre. Portliuwl IW,m n,.. r , ,. , ' vSvm, v me uauuai uuaiitps- Uregon. Both are utulcr the management of A. 1. Annstrong, have atHily,aame rates oXtuition. liusincss,ShortlmmlJievritiiig,I'cBtm una ixpHrtUHUti, Write to either for joint Ciittiloguc ami siiecunen mlmammm; mmiiui jT.towi,ti r . ). y sr re8 Xfn BTrl'JIWi'I-r'' fa- Wsl -I i 'tsstjis tf ' ' -s, j s h