Oregon City Enterprise.
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tffniily.Nvn nmiU. HpikI In trlul ai'liM-rii-Iiiiii
mill If you ilo nut Krl vuiir iniihKy'a
wurlli llui ln liila will lw rcdliMlivl in you.
Tim 'ir will tnii-il .min.ily at tin'
r i pi i nii.m of tlm Irmf mtI.mI II It la mil l.
irml liMiiT.
Tiia Khkk I'limoa IUmauk Kiit
I'OHpIo lltlt I'l'IIVOtKRIlt wltli nil t0 (ucU
In tlm tuiui mi'in liulinml to tlio opinion
Unit tin' mill coiiiinniu't'il ly tint OrvKmi
i lly Traiirtal'iti company auinat
tlm Columbia ttriilna ruiniHiiy Into partly
for ill iipitltfll till) Plutiaraiumit'lit u( Hie
now Irtw hriiliiii at l'urlluiiil. Tlui ui'lloii
by llm Ori'Kon City Company in (or ilmn
Ki'uatulniH dy liltiituii'r Altmia July
17, )n at 2 o'clock in tint iiiomliiK llm
(mat in pnaniiiK tliruuuli tliti liridKit cniiiii
III conlurt with tlio draw which hu in
Killlii ii'lilly opouii.l. Tlio wlimllu aunul
lor tiunlnii tlio draw had lieim aotimli'il
twice ami then two alimpy nn n uinliT
tiHik lo turn it by hand, Kvttinjt two
H"n'lrlnla who lniiiid to bit niiin
lo taniat tlii'iu, Tlii nl'lit Wiih ilurk and
adi-r waiting what una hiiihwiiI lo lw a
aullU'li'lit "pcu u( tiuin (or the iltaw to
m turned llm Alton urtil to un
throonli hut (otinil whi'iitoo Into tluil
tlm Iirldgu not milhVU'iitly turned.
Tln ilmw caiiio in contact with the hunt
anl ilil iluiuuk'it lo tlm cxti'iit of mom
than i"0. Tlm liridgn mIiio atihVrvd
oini'. Thtt lioul lot four day of lima
while H'iir wcra bring uunlti. At
III ni tlm hriilu" couiiny iintiiifmti'! h
(lmMiaitloii to at'ttlo I hii matter without
h'Kort lo thtM'tiurta but it kept tlio mat
ter diatinlng Ung ahout two month
hi'dirit dividing not to pay ilamairr.
Thru th Oit'Koii City coiupuny took
acliun to t ths nine into court anil
it an hiipK'iH'i Hint the papcra uinnu'iu
j 1 1 K ihu cull well) ai.Miiil uuly the thiy he
luio the Mttilixon alnit hriil'n wan
luriicil ovot to thecity of I'urtluint. Tlio
action la fur 'ikHI ihtumutia. It la not
anaiimt th liriilu or tint city of 1'ortlunil
hut aifiinat the company that aolil tlio
liriil(i) lo thu city, The only tliinii that
ell'tfcta the briituu Itavlf in thin anil iathr
clalnia that the briiltie ia an ilh'iiul
atrncture. Kut that rlalin may I lout
ami the damaue ault he atill aucci'iiful.
Tlio ami la in admiralty anil will hu
lieunl hy Jihln K'iily.
liriuil.AKa AHimaTKii Hubert Gardner
and Thomaa Hcotl were arrented Tuea
diiy afterlHHiil charged with the theft ol
a mi ni II bout, boom chain, pike pole etc.
valued at $15 from the Willamette I'ulp
A l'aHr company. '1 hey were taken to
JiiKtice l'uiiU for commitment until
Wcdtteaday afternoon when the ex
amination waa to occur. They wanted
to go down atreut to Kt aomeone to no
on their bail bonda ao they would not
have to go to jail ao IVputy Sheriff
Mori in accompanied them down town.
They were miNuccvaidul in getting bail
' houda and on the way back they atopped
togetaomo cigaruttea when (iardner in
Home manner managed to elude the
ollicer and eacape. Scott waa taken to
jail, lloth art) well known touglia who
rpeml a large part of their time in jail,
(iardner waa reloaaud only at the taut
term of court here and a number of
burglarious manifeatationi about town
havo been attributed to him. The com
munity will not regret the loaa of his
aueiety. The ollenae for which he waa
arrowed this time would have entitled
him to a penitentiary sentence if con
victed. Ninth Sthkkt Imi-kovkd Tlio mer
cluinta of the city have raised a purBe ol
$1M by subacrlptioii to apply to the
temporary improvement ol Ninth atroot
ho ua to allord a puNsngo from the Mol
iU lit road to Main street during tin) pro
gieaa of work on Seventh, Fanners
coming to town over the Molulla road
have had a hard time to g"t down town.
This improvement Is to allord them relief.
The roadway ia to be nindii of corduroy
ah ua lo keep tonms out of tlio mud, The
upper nix blocks of Ninth is where this
work is being dono. Kd Patdorf has
the contract which will amount to about
$L' I0 and still another $100 will have to
1 be expendud to put the street in decent
Hlmpo for travel. Tho dillbrunce be
twoen the $lf0 cotitributoil by tho mer
chants ami tho total coat ol tho work will
be drawn from the city treasury. Hut
this Improvement was an absolute
necessity and only enough Is being June
now to iniike it passable until tho Sev
enth street woik shall be completed.
Ninth street will bo llnishcd for travel in
about a week .
TIlEMAKQUAMKOADj
THK HQ-Will OF Tlttim ( OMUI IT KK
NTAIITN THK WOKK.
Tile I'll ii iU Hi Iiik KmIhi iI 0iluliMia of
lli'ire( nliilhc Illi n I oii (lie
4 'mi lily li-UMla.
Tlmrailiiy cvnulnx of limt week the
houril of trailit coiiiinitteit IimvIiik rliiirun
ollhe preliminary work fur improv'.UK
the mail to Molalhi anil M u r-it in met
at tlm nllliii of Chaiilniin Ckjhh, (!,().
'1'. Williama ami J. (i. I'llUlniry Ih-Iiik
llmoihiir meiuhiira pti'iieiit The com
mittee wna heartily in fuvor of taking
hoM ol the work vluoroiinly at onca ami
a auhwrljuioii piiper waa prepmeil no
HihI llm work of auliiliug (iiihIh iiukIiI
hrifln I niillalely. Mr. Wllliitma took
llm "inir to el aiKiiiiturea. Un Tuea
iluy lie ha-l llm full tin!) which th com
tnlttee ntnrteil out to raim) in thu city
auhacrilxHl,
Tlm plaint aucuealeil tiy tlio viirloin
correHpoiiili iila of the Kshciu'Hihk were
talke I out unit coinmenileil, though the
committee will leave the woik ol anlect-
li'lf the route to a akllleil enniiiccr. Ol
courxe thu roml will lie mailu to aciom
mo-latu the giciileat nuuiU'r poMiible
ami It milat hu on (he iniwt leaaihle
route, In order that all the red tarn:
pniccimca may lie Ihtough within
time ti ImIii actual woik un the new
ruud aa mhiii aa Ihu wen I her will permit
next "prion, H' preliminaiy work
aliuulil be done and the matter ifutli'ii in
ah.e for frf aeliluliiili in county court lit
ia Junimry avaniou. There la 1o much
woik to t dune in the meantime that
l he rt'jm't w ill not admit of a moment
of ileluy. The coiumitiiH) uppreciulea
Una (act and it w ill puah (hu mailer.
The KntkhI'Iiisk Iiuk taken koiiic pa Inn
to ameitaiu the views ol rcpruMMilalivu
; citixi'iia upon thu subject of county roads.
jX. O. Walden is in fuvor of improving
six roads leading to Oregon City; the
j Maniniiii and Mohtlla road, the one
! coming dow n the Willamette hii. I the
I ami the one Ibis aide ol the Clackamas
i on the cunt aide; and the road to 111 nlu...
1 Hiit, the one from up the river ami the
lone (ruin down the river on the went
aide. I le Ix-lievi-a that road taxea should
; lie lolltvtnl in ciiah ami the exiemli-
tures made under the direction ol coinjie
' tent englneera. 1'inlnct rottd Hiiix-rvlitors
as a general tiling do not umlc Miami the
busineaa of roml huiMing and money
that t iey use Is little more than thrown
away. All work should be done by con
tract ami under the siiiervision of some
competent and responsible engineers.
Captain I'ratt, of tlio locks, wunts
good roads though he has nut then
much thought to Ihu manner of gelling
them, lie thinks i lie roads on the
west side as a rule U'tter Hum those on
the east side ol the river. He ia con
vinced that good roada lo the county
seat would greatly increase the hnpur
(unco of Oregon City as a shipping point
and thinks the matter ia word) making
a big ellou for
Councilman J. W. O'Connell aaya he
Is'lievea in good roadr hut he also be
lieves that thu people of the whole
county should pay for them. The great
weakness In the method of dealing with
the roads that baa prevailed heretofore
has been in the necessity, under the law,
of placing the supervision of road work
in the hands of srsons unskilled in the
business. It required a smcial knowl
edge of that kind of work to equip one
(or building roads satisfactorily and it
was simply useless to thtow away money
aa it had been done in this county. Mr,
O'Connell thinks the plan outlined in
the FsrsurnisK good one. However,
he is of tho opinion that the board
ol trado should pay tho portion due (roiu
this city from lta treasury rather than
circulate a subscription paper.
Grocer K. K. Williama thinks the
plana already begun a good one. He
says he don't believe In throwing away
money on viaionary schemes but he la
willing to put up his share to pay for the
preliminary work involved In the present
project.
Th Twimoht Symi'uony Ci-ud. A
doaun young people, more or less, have
organised the Twilight Symphony club
which mceta every Saturday evening
for practice. As may be inferred
from the name the energies of the
club are devoted to music culture, both
instrumental and vocal. Ability to read
written music disqualifies one for mem
bership in the club, but those who have
a soul for melodious strains, who arc
moved by concord ol sweet sounds and
w ho are inspired warblers will feel en
tirely at home in tho Twilight Symphony
club. 'When tho season gets far enough
advanced so that all the members catch
cold in their voices they propose doing
some serenading, liy the tinio next
spring that the frogs start to sing the
Symphony club will have up to its blood
and the ravishing strains that will bur
den tho air will mako us all wish we
wore there, very there.
Ciiiustmas Thick Social The people
ol Canonitth are holding a eerios of socials
to raise money for a gorgeous Chiislmas
tree with which to astonish tho youthful
members of that community. The first
ono was bold nt R. V. Porter's residence
hist Tuesday ovening. There woro about
oighty people present and a mood time
was enjoyed, aud a good Btart miido to
ward the object in view.
l!i:AI,V 111 A.N SI' KltH.
Cliickiiniaa Counly Hecila HccordeU fur
two Werkft.
Jus I' Shaw and wife to David 1' Jones
I U, h 4, West Hide addition to Oregon
City, $'.'().
Oregon Iron & titool Co to A J Thomp
son I It and 8, b IA, O 1 A H Co'a second
ad to Oswego, $'J40.
A II Marquam ami wile and Olive W
-Muripiam to Adolphus Myers pt ol Al
fred M ii i ( ' iti in 1) I.C, R acres,
W W II Samson, referee, to A li
Graham, pi of b 27, Oregon City, $HWi.
H C Miller, et als lo YV T Hume, I 13
ol the town of Atkinson, $1 .
Oregon l-and Co to Mrs W J Man
cheiiu, I L'2, blk (ill in Minihorn ad
to Portland, l.')0.
Oregon Iron Ac Steel Co hi Alois
Thomas 1 10 aud 10, b U5, 0 14 H Co'a
ad to Oawego, $211).
K P Hand and wife to Mamie A Peck
si'1 4 uw '4' and 'u nw 4' a 23 t 3 r 2 e
and pi a Tl, W acres $'7O0.
John Parsons ami wife to Alice V
Iavis, pt Geo Abermithy,' 1) L C, 6.35
acres, $115.
Fred Phillipina et ala to Peter Kliner
' se'4 a 13 ami n'a nw1 a 24 t 4 r 2 e,
lot.) acres, $2HO().
Oregon Iron A SUtd Co to Kudolph
Winleru I I, 2, and ,'), (MAS Co'a ad
to Oswego, $;)0.
Mis Annie llusch aud husband to II
S Itellomy undivided half of tract F of
Clackamas Fruilland $10U.
S. T. Clark lo Nich Young II and 2,
b 120, Oregon City, $IU5.
William O Mack and wile to Abner
Porter pt Philander Lee I) L C, 1 ai re
$100
L 1- Porter, trustee, to Kslher I.yon 1 17
and 18, b IS, Holmes ad to Oiegon City
$.tio.
Oregon Land Co to Charles Heary 1 lo,
1(1 and 17 b 72 Minthorn ad to Portland
$4'i0.
Oreiiou Land Co to Herman Schu
knechl 131 and 32 b 71 Minthorn ad to
Portland $200
Moses II I. nelling to Frank Beers nw
ne4' a 251 1 a r3 e $13H.
J T Appe son and w ile to II II Perry
I 10 b 3 Park Place $00
Albert II l ee and Aiinal.ee to John
A Graham, I 1 and 12, b2, Albert 1ah s
ad to Cauby, $100.
Julius Ijgus to Henry A Hornshuh 1
1 and 2, b 13, Pleasant Hill ad to Oregon
City. $.SH).
J W Diaper and wife to Gottlieb Kun
i I 2, b 11, Canemah, $250.
J VI Dra)er and wife to Carl Kunzi, 1
1, b 11, Canemah, $2.0.
Poen to Itoon a's, se'', ne.', a 2, t 1 a,
r 1 e, 120 acres, $'S00.
F.mstus II Gates to Ward N Clark,
sw '4, sw'4, s ;W, 14 a, r3 e, 40 acres.
$.().
Frank M Cappa and wile to Win G
Welsh pt Presley Welsh D L C, 80 acres
$1.
Thomas L Braunan to Otto Krickson,
1 6, b 1, Darnell's ad to Oregon City,
$125.
E KCharman and wife toN O Walden,
ne'4', ne4' and 1 1, 2, t 3 a, r 3 e, 47.47
acres, $400.
Wm G Welsh to Wm E Bagley pt
Presley Welsh 1) L C, 14.84 acres,
$lk'D.50,
Win II Smith and wife to O H Olden
burg pt t 2 e, r 2 a, 10.04 acres, $1000.
David H Williams and wife to Wm E
Owens ne'4, s 20, t 3 s, r 2 e, 100 acres,
$24(X).
Julius Moshberger and wile to A II
Haxoltine sw, nw'i, ne,l4', a 8, t 6 s,
r 2 a, 80 acrts, $344.
James Siirman and Win Halm and
wife to Hannah E Fisher I 4 and 5, b 1
in East Oregon City, fbbO.
Johnathan Bourne, jr., to Frank Sper
ling and Moso Meyer, b 23, 0 IAS Co'a
ad to Oswego, $3000.
Geo A Harding et als to J W Draper,
1 1 and 2, b 10, and 1 1 and 2, b 11, Cane
mah, $1.
Oregon Land Co. to Mary A Clark 1 9,
10,'30and40b41 Minthorn ad to Port
land $000.
Hiram llcebe to Eraatus Corey pt n
ne'4 a 2) 1 2 a r 5 e 1 acre $20.
Gideon Lantc and wife to B M Binegan
and wife w.,' e) a 15 t 5 a r 1 e, 20 acres
$210.
Oregon Land Co to Helena Culpan 1 11
and 12 b41 Minthorn ad to Portland $300.
J D Lee et ala to Iormll Lund pt a 10 t
rle$100.
Oregon Iron A Stool Co to A 8 Clinelf
ter 1 1 and 2 b 15 O I & S Co'a ad to
Oswego $270.
O A C K R Co to N O Waldon nw4'
nw'a'a 1 t3a r3e $130.
Gertrude L MotTimin to Kmma Cahn
pt Goo Brock D L C 50.13 acreB $100.
Elmer E Chnrmnn et al to James
Mann b 21 Clackamas Heights $205.
Catherine P Green and husband to
Oscar W Sturgis pts3l 1 4 s r 2 e and s
0 t 6 s r 2 e 100.5 acres $1.
Matilda L Cranfield to John Campbell
et nls 114 acres $150.
James P Shaw and wifo to David P
Jones 1 0 b 4 West Side ad to Oregon
City $200.
J T Appersoa and wife to Aiirie M
Draper 1 7 and 8 b 2 Park Place $225.
Many people sudor for years Irom trou-
blosomo and repulsive sores, boils, and
eruptions, without over testing the mar-
voloua curatives, properties of Ayer's
Sursaparilla. The experiment is, cor
tttinly, worth trying, Be sure you get
Ayer's Sarsnparilla and no other.
Cure is Cure
Ilowvnr it may be eirtd; hut uiiju.t
pmJinJIcs often prevents pwiijle (mm trying
a proprietary mulleins,' uutll older remedies
prove uiiavnllliiv.
J. II. IllU hle, (uinirilanlon Agent, Klngiton,
AiialrHlla, writes :
" Kor years a confirmed neeptlc m to Hie
inerlU ol priiprleuiry niedlcliiea, J wu ! laat
eiHivsrteil liy the uaeof Ayer'i Cherry Pec
tural. Kur mu.ilha botlle ol Ihu riiedlrlns,
of ttlili lt I hail coriw hil-i poaaeMloii throi'Kh
tliekliidneat of friend, remslned unorsns-d
In my elonet, till one nlnht ( wsa nelzed with
a lolent cold Mwimpsnled hy a rarklnar
DOIIKh. -irinf on o my iw-il nmttltf at
hand, I llioiilit of the Cherry Pectoral, and
determined to give It a trial. The renuli was
truly magical. Itelle( eamealrmnt Inatantly,
and alter repeallna the iloae, eerUlnly not
more than half a do.en llmea, I found my
self Ihoronichly cured. Hulwequmily mjr
daughter waa enrel of a aevere enugh hy tlm
ua ol the Cherry PeeUiral. I reeommenal
Uila preinratloii to all luflernr Irom throat
and lima trouhlea."
Kor croup, wli-Hipliig cough, hronehltls.
aaunua, ana coiuuinpuon uie i"il remouy I
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
'raariRaii sr
Dr. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Low.ll, Matt.
Void by all llrugf lata. I'rlca tl ; all IntUaa, $i.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
For fresh taffy go to Casler's.
Epicure, the bent Flour made.
tf
Casler will from this date have fresh
taffy twice a week from Portland. Call
aud try it.
Tables, chairs, Bureaus, BedMesds,
etc. .repaired at liellomv Busch'sseconu
i hand store.
Epicure is the best Flour sold by all
grocers. If your grocer does not keep it
go to one that does. tf
For bargains in sash, doors and
moulding, go to K. Finley, shop back ol
Pope's A Co'a. hardware store.
Renieiulier our cigars are al! thorough
ly seasoned as we have an improved
ventilated Edison cigar case. Charinan
A Co.
U. L. Holmiin, undertaker and em
baliuer, Oregon City bai.k building.
Room at left of bead of stairs over store
building. tf
For 25 cents von can make your hens
lay by hiiving a package of Egg Food.
For sale bv l barman A Co., City Drug
Store.
Call and examine Hartman's fall and
winter stock of clothing arriving this
week. YU w ill get a bargain in soils
from $7.00 up.
Wanted. A reliable party to dry ap
ples and pears on the shares; dryer and
all apparatus furnished. Address, Geo.
Wahnkb, Oregon City. tf
J. W. O'Connell the popular clothing
merchant has just received a large s'.oek
ol men's youth's and hoya clothing for
the (all and winter trade, which he will
sell at prices never heard of before in
this city.
Lounges, mattresses, etc., can be
bought cheaper at Hobnail's than any
place in the city, because they are manu
(actured in bis shop, and be gives hit
customers the commission others must
pay to Portland dealers. U
About Perfumes.
When we use Per
fumes, we certainly
should use only the
BEST; and judges of
perfume good judg
es, you know say
there are only four
or ti ve perf umers w ho
make the best that
is, tbe VERY BEST.
There are a dozen
Good Perfumes,
But only a few best.
The BEST is what
yon all want in per
fume il in anything,
particularly when
they cost no more
than the NEXT best.
Connoisseurs say that
Palmer's, Wright's,
and Stearns' are
THE BEST,
A Complete Line of which you will
find at
Cauflold & Huntley's
I'llAltnACY.
Your Subscriptions !
Between now and January 1st you
will have to renew subscriptions for
most of your papers and magazines,
and choose the new ones you wish to
put on your list, You can
Save the Expense,
Tho chance of loss or delay and all
the annoyance of remitting direct,
by leaving your order at the Book
Store. We guarentee sate arrival of
the first number; or of all numbers
if you got them at the store. But a
still safer and more convenient way
ia to get your periodicals at the
The News Stand.
The price is the same with but few
exceptions; you can usually get
them a day or two earlier than by
mail ; there are no missing or delayed
copies : you do not have to pay in
advance", and you can change when
you please or drop out poor issues.
Under The Yellow Awnine,
Next door to the Post Office.
JUST RECEIVED
Fltl'HII NTOI K OP
Pure French Candies,
Hurst & Son's Buckwheat Flour,
Maple Sugar,
Welsh Bros. Maple Sap Syrup,
Log Cabin Maple Syrup.
E. E. WILLIAMS, THE GROCER.
That you can get all kluda ol
Crockery, Glassware, Lamps
LANTERNS, ETC, at the
OREGON CITY CROCKERY STORE.
A lo llarc at
DOLLS, TOYS, GAMES, Etc., Etc.,
FOR Till:
COME AND LET ME SHOW YOU THE GOODS.
(J. Vf. RICH, No. 5 Commercial
' UidJStMt, mi
Bed: Room: Suits
From $1 1.00 Upwards this Week.
rK 0I IIAU diTORE,
Opposite the Post Office, Oregon City, Or.
TO OREGON CITY.
LOTS AND TRACTS
On the west side of the river on the Oregon City and Portland road,
and Willamette river. Twenty-five minutes walk from the suspension
bridge. Affords a splendid view of the river, Portland and the East
side. This tract has been slashed and sown in grass. Will be sold
cheap on easy terms. Apply to
J. TOMPKINS, OREGON CITY.
Keeps furniture made only from kiln
a short time he will offer
Bed5teads
Woven Wire, Top and Box Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Chairs, Loung
es, Windyw Shades, Etc., the best assortment in the city at prices low as the low-eat.
W. T. SPOONCER & CO.
flea Gash Qpoeepy.
NEW STOCK, NEW GOODS, NEW PRICES.
JUST
16 lbs. G Sugar, $1.00. Coal Oil, per Can, $1.20
gj A full line of Groceries at these reduced prices. Remember the place,
opposite the Armory Hull, Main St., Oiegon City.
In Connection we run the only Exclusive Flour and Feed
Store in Oregon City.
t'Jae Line of
IIOI.IDA1H.
Bank Blk., Oregon City, Or.
Par Thorough
Pmrttrtil Training
ECOKKEEPISG.
SHORTHAND,
LflllUy .CMOOl ,a THK
0ffffOM BEST.
- dried lumber, which ia warranted. For
ADDITION
Undertaker & Embalmer.
LOOK!