Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
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on liilluwlui daya
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1'nl. 111 Mllla ami Miillnn. Ivat.a al imaia in
Tuauwlay, 1 ttufaday ami Salurilay, anil return.
an li.IL.wlin data al J ( m.
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W llarnt A I'hIiii bat lb mulj
raamplra lino of Agrlraalliirial
laaaaalrasaattal. ia Orvajaaaa Kj.
Iartliaaai prlra-aj dnpllmlral . Ilaay
I lhm aasro rasaar arssTrlluK
eirasr. at nil fra-lght.
NsW Vl-ltlVKK I.l.tat. TllO packet
line up tlio WilUniwtta atMi of In tlm
K.OTCMI'llla 0 wka ago will Ik'III
work next M unlay morning. Tli aliiainer
Mamatilllo, which wai on tlm route
Imtwern Orfgiiii City ami 1'orllaml Ihn
early rt ol 1 1 tan winter, wlllply llwren
Mia.lnn Uniting ami NrwIwrK anil Oil -gon
Cllv daily, leaving Miaaiun lamling
al B a m ami Nwlrg at 3 .10 . 111.
fur Oregon City and way puinla. Him
will Inave Oregon City lor fiherg daily
at 10 (X) a. ni. anil fur Miaaion landing
t 4:aW p. tn., Mint making two round
trlna avrry day, Htupa will iw madti at
Ilia following namaid landing.: Itakor'a
Tualatin, HolTnian'i, Nvw Kta, Walnut,
HKanka'a, J. Kvana'a, Kruau'a, lllai-kcr'a,
Wagiirr'a,Ciirty'.IUj(n'.a,'rry1 Wili-on-villi-,
Crvawvll'i, Vaiiiilin'a). Hliurt'n,
Oraliani', Kiwry, Itarnliarl'a, liilltvillr),
Frvd (iir'a, Wealein'a, lloKlanii,
'liinHrt!, AUirnvilty, KIrliarU, New
Iwrg, Marklrya, Yaiagnr'a, Kay'i,' Kill
iiarl and Nurtli Ytniliill. 1ViiI Irum
tin Mm I'laii'D can come to Ortigtm City
arriving hum at 9 :.'t0 In Ilia mom inn and
lvav Jor lioinr llm aameday at 4 :40tliii
making the Mund trip in one day and ;
having i..o.e than even hoiira in whirl, j
to tran-Hi t hu.iiiea. and do tradu.g In
thl. city. Heretofore I haa Ikmh, a tlmn. ;
alaya Hip and I'oM land liaa caught near-,
ly all the trade from that aeetnin
a ailH,, it reipiired m. moraa tlmo n j
the trip to that Clir tl"n "' j
llm iliaiiciiniuo win noi paaa iiirouun
the lu ka. She will land at tlio Imniii
ftnd make cloau coniui'tiona will) the
Hteamera Alton and Itamona for audi
freight and puangera na uo lo Port
land. .Captain Waud'a new venture
iiiunt rt'tan It In building up an iuiortiiut
trii.li and It hIuiiiIiI receive auitahle en
counigeuieut fiom hiiHiniwa men.
A I'l.KAHANT HllirilllAY I'abTV. Oil
-tturduy evening Mr. and Mm. H. 1.
Wilaou eutortHlned at their Inline a
merry party of young people, the oc
cttHion U'ing the I'fteentli birtluhiv of
their ami Clmrle. The evening waa
epent in phiying uiany new a. id inturciit
ing guinea, the winnera, Jean White, Sude
and Ilia Chaw, Chirk Ihiird and
Ina Wialmrt being awarded lovely
band painted aouveiiira, the work of
Mm. Nora S. liutterlleld Mauler
ChurlcH wua the recipient nf a niiinher of
UHoful and boHiitlful gifU. Shortly be
fore 10 o'clock dainty refroHhnienta were
nerved, and the birthday cuke, in which
viiih hidden a ailver coin. Minn Nettie
Walden drew the lucky piece, Mr. and
Mm, Wilaon were aaaiHted in entertain
ing by Mra, N. IlutteiHuld, Miaa CIirho
and P. M. Weddoll, Thtiae preaent
were the Miaaca Jean White, Hetta
Foula, Kate Ward, Helen EaHlliam, Net
tie Wulden, Imo Harding, Inn Chutte,
Bade Chaae, May Wlahiirt, Emma
McOutchie and Clemniie Ilarman of
Porthind; Maatera Lawn nee Drigga,
Charlea Wilaon, fra WUharl, Clarence
Purdoin, Cliirk Ilaird, Carrol rttrattoii,
Willie Logua and Uiater Ackeriuun.
Tiik City Nominations. I.aat Hutui
luy wna the laat day t hut noiniiiutlona
for the city ollliwa to be elected the
flratMondiiy In May could lie made under
the sluU) luw which it hud been declnrud
would govern that election . Ho, In or
der to got within the provisions of the
law, a tickut was made up Suturduy af
ternoon by aovorul who felt enough In
terest in the mutter to lake the trouble
and tho signatures, of fifty voters were
obtained coiiHtitutiug the legal nomina
tion which was filed with tho county
clerk us required by luw Just bufore (he
elose of business hours. This ticket
named 0. H. Dye, republican, for
assessor and collector; K, J. Louis, dom-
iM-rnl, fur Irrarureri 0.0, Albright, re
imlilli ttii, ami J. J. Cookii, ili'imH-rat, for
( iniiirllini'ii f 1 0111 tlm flint wnl; ni II
I-. KiOly, dmniK-rat, C. N. (Imi'iiiiiaii,
riiiililii'un, ami J W. Noliln f.ir t omi
riliiitin from tli aiHiunil wanl.a Mr
Nolilfl (iilliil lo II In lila bi'i i.)liincij anil I hi)
iillli'lal liullot will not lH-ar lila nuimi
Anolliur tliktit wan ni'.aii.il Imt tlm
ri'iiilalln iiiiinlHrof liuniilim.a wan not
oIiuIikkI ami It wan aUmluniul, Tlic
county clink liua onluiud tlm Imlliita
I rl 1 1 1 I and irniMrtiona ara going for
ward for holding llm f Iwllon In aocord
with thn Auairalian Imllot hiw allhotiuh
tlin illy altoiiipy, mayor mid aomo of
Ihn i'uiii:ihnii havn (nine lo Hut cmi
I'lilnlnn Unit Hull luw la iliniliralilu lo
tlm miMiIng rliurtcr pliM'tmii,
DKMiN'aATlr hrATK Co.MrKNTIOW. Thn
di'iiHH mllr alulo ciiiivi'Mliiiii na huld ill
I'urllund hut Tui-aihiy. A H. liciiiu-U
of VVaaro I'liiinly w.ia iiiiiiiiiihIi'.I for
aniiiiiiia Jihlmi, It. M. Vualt'li of I.uno
for rongiiwainaii (uiiii Hki ttmt dialrU't,
r-l'iill.i Htulrx SiMiulnr J. II. hlatt-r
from llm UMiiml iliatrii t, K. A. Millur
an I W A, I'olvig of Ja kaiinvitli, lico,
M. Noliiml of Aatorin and W. T llnti Iht
of ILikiir City for irnaiilntiiil clixilnii
mid for di'li g.ium to Him tiiitloiinl cm
volition Ilia following: J. J. Italy of
I'olk roiinty, A. liiiih of Marlon, I. I,.
Cowan of I. inn, II. C (iradyuf I'mutilU,
H. K. Klord of Iluiiliia, T. (I. lit' ma of
Jtti kanii, K V. IIoIiiihII of MnlUioinali,
II. HUi kiniin of Morrow. Might al'orna
tiva with iIhwii aa follnvia: (', W.
Itohy J. It. Caniilill, V, II. Vantihitii,
C. A. Co.'Miill. C J. TrKiiclutnl, K. W
rVnton.T M. Ilii hardaon, K. It. Hon
toll, Tlm dl(V4t' g i tinlliatiili'li' I, lull
all ar known lo f.ivor CIcvvIhihI for
iriuhnl. tiuo. lj. Cluiiilii'rl.iin wan
iiiiiiiiiiulrd fur Rttonit'y (,'iMiuml Tin'
following d.'h'iMtfa from t'lurkiiiima
tiiiinlj atliimh'il tht roMvuntlon : W II.
Vaiiglwn, 1). V. Muy, J K. (iiihhlat, K
It. Charniin, V. K Carll, Murk Hol
hiim, J, V. )rx-r, C. I l.aloiiri-llp,
Sanniid Taylor, II, Siraighl, K I
Kelly. J V. lrir tit the Clarkainaa
roiiniy riitTenliitlvi on tlm Hiatal cen
tral romnilllixi
Anotiikk Uau.wav Sruvrv. I.t
Saturday Southern lViliu eigineera
roinpleled the aurvey of a line from
Oawegu to tlita i'lly wilh thai uotenmhle
imrouaMi In vliw of tMiintrurting a road.
Whenever Iher in talk of hiiihling a
motor linn lielweeri Oiegon City and
I'orlland tlm Soiilhvrn I'acifiP eoilit
iH'ittir tlieiiiM'lvea to give out the im
(.reaHlun that they eonli'iniVutit exlend
ing their narrow gatie line up the river
Irum OHWfgo, Th piirmi of tlieiw
maliihiatiilioiii 'Mia to I to m are
thai oilier enterpriaea out of Ihn field.
Tlm Soullieru 1'm-itlo will have to do
MMiiml.ing inure than run preliminary
line, hoaever, If it exeeta to keep a
motor mad ofT thi route. InaHiuuch h
that company Iih a broad gutie Mnd
diiatctly between Oregon City and Port
hand tlifim ia a iioi.Nliiin aa til ilaaitifiMttv
jn ,0 .,,, j(MlWn ,ile pn
,,,, riv,.ri Sli ,
(mmiw
,, pxHmo ,,, le lUnihml
(uf ,(,,,IrU1 ,,rvi
u ,ul B,,v,,tll((W( 0VPr , ,a,
Bli-M llwka In.il.hng ol the branch
lrom ()weB(, .fcaairtaM,.
To Inckkawk Its Cai-acitv. The Ore
gon Iron it Met-1 compuny la alxuit to
add to its pipcwoiks pliint at Oswego so
t lint it will bo able to turn out pipe
twice us Urge as that now cant, 'the
limit of its present facilities is pipe
twenty-four inches in diameter. It is
proponed to arrange for liiuklng pipe four
feet in diameter. This will involve
milking another pit and putting in an
other crime and w ill about double the
cusliug fttpiicity of the works. The
crane worked at present lifts ten tons.
It is not yet known' whether the cupola
eupucitv of the pipe works will he in
creased or nut. If not tho volume of
t tie total output will not be Increased
but only the site of some of tho pipes.
The present ciiiln melts the pig iron
only fust enough for Ihe present canting
fucilities.
Anotiikk Eaktho.cak k, The third
eartl qtiuko within live months occured
in western Oregon and wostern Wash
ington luat Sunday afternoon a little be
fore 3 :00 o'clock. In Oregon City there
wore two perceptible shocks about ten
seconds apart. The first was light but
siifllcient to make most buildings
tremble and windows rattle, The one
following was comparatively violent
though not of suflicient force to do any
particular damage. In Portland and
in the cities or Puget sound the shock
was very appreciable. On Tuesday
there was a violent seismic disturb
ance . in northern California and in
several of the aiiiull towns considerable
damage to buildings was reported.
Candidatks Must Acukit. The at
tention of candidates for ollice Is called
to section 31) of tho Into election laws
which calls for the filing of the certificate
of nninina'lon with the county clerk
thirty days prior to tho election; also
bis acceptance or declination of the
nomination. This can be done by mail,
but must be attended to by that time
in order to insure the candidate's name
being placed on the ticket.
Lost A small purse, containing two
rings, one bearing the initials "W to F
1878." A liberal reward is offered by
leaving the same at the Cliff house.
V. F, Coknki.i,.
T KNTr-I''iHHT Himtiipav, Last Tuna
diiy wna I he twenty-first anniversary f
Italph Mlllor'a hlrthaiida coin puny of
lila filemls giiihen-d at the home of bis
pnrunta, Mr. Mild Mrs. Thomiis Miller,
Simh and Centar slreets, In Ihe evening
to help him olmervu the occhhIoii, It
was a geiiiiiiiB surprise party dial
greeted the young man when be came
Inline In the evening. Later darning
wu Introduced and the always welcome
feutme of refieshineiils wus disciiaaed to
the suliHl.iction of the merry makers.
A lining Ihoae present were Mr. and Mr.
J. (I. PiUhiiry. Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
(lumiiig, Mr. and Mrs. K. E Wllliums,
Mrs. Jus P. Klmw, Mrs. Ktibklin of
Kulein, Mii-i-H Aiigiiatu and Sophia
Logua, Tillie (ianong, It rdie HIibw. Vera
I'llahiiry, Minnie A kernun und Messrs.
' Henry Stevens, (ieo, Warner, Kverett
III. k mini ami Herman Junes.
TkaciikhY AsstH urioN. The regular
monthly nut-ting of the CUckaui'ts
conniy liiachers asais l.itlon will be held
in Oreuoii City on Friday and Saturdity,
Apill'l and IK). The s-fs-iatioti will
convenit in Pope's hull Friilny ea-ening
where them will Is) soma abort ad
dreaaea. The next d iy the usual pro
gram will tie obaerved. H ww-lal effort
will tie made to inuke llm an inlereatitig
and prontuhhi meeiing and a full attend
alien of the coun'y teachers Is denirnl.
Kr. I'Aiia A.sni ai, Ki.iu-tio). The
iiiiiihI elet-tion of St. Pniil'a par
iali was held laat Monday. The follow
ing olllcera were elected: Vestrymen,
II. I,. Kelly. C J. Parker, ieo. A.
IbinliiM, Cluia. Hone, II P Holmes,
Kiiltard, titnaai.Mi) and Julius Io)iiia.
Wsrdetis, II. I.. Kelly and C.J Parker.
Cereal Prtidtirllmi In Oregon.,,
The Census Ollice has issued the fol
lowing statistics of cereal production
in Oregon for the census year ending
May SI, IH'.H):
In IsHt) there were grown in Oregon
M3, 270 acres of w heat, w hi-h prtsluceil
t),:tin,2:'4 biisbels, being at the rate of
111. HI bushels per acre, as against 4 IS
077 acres and 7,4NU,(IIU bushela at the
cenaua of 1KN0, the yield per acre in 1879
being exactly the sunie as In 1H8. The
increase In the area in wheat over 1879
was 10H.ll.'! acres, and in yield 1,818,214
bushels or 24 31 per cent In each case.
The iiuinlier of acres of oata grown in
lKhil waa 218,7;ii, which produced 6,948,-
M4 huahels, being at the rale of 27.20
hiialiels er acre as against l.r!.624 acres
snd 4,Xhft,uVi0 bushels by the census of
18H), The yield per acre in 1879 was
28.112 bushels. The Increase in the acre'
age of outs over 1H79 was (17.112 or 44.21
per n ut and in yield l,M;2,m4 bushels
or 3fi (14 per cent.
ACKIta
Itsrlry ST.-tut
Corn r.'.Hil
Rye li.HaV.
lliukwlirnl '-'"1O
SC. YIKI.D rss A
s7.-i.iU 23. IS
SW,2n1 lilfiS
ia,2i 9.-rt
- 2,0 10.71
The lotal area devoted to cereals was
8.'!),(VS acres as compared with (132,871
acres nt the tenth census.
Notice lo MnrkhoMcrs.
The regular annual meeting of the
stockholder of the Oregon City Fruit
KvMxirntur Manufacturing company will
lie held at Ihe ollice of (i. H. ltestow
In Oregon City, Oregon, on April 24th,
1892 at I p. 111. I!y ordcrof 11.11. May
(1. II. Ukstou-, President
Secretarv.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
lio to Wilson A Cooke's for the Oliver
Plow
Clocks at Iliirmeinter & Andresen's.
Kveryoue warranted.
School deportment curds one cent
each, good for term, st Ihe Entkm'Wsk
ollice.
Ixmnges, chairs, ete., upholstered at
Holnian A Warner's All work guar
anteed. l!e air all your old lounges for
lit t lo money and they will bo good as
new.
Whiskers that lire prematurely gray
or gray should be colored to prevent the
.look of age, and Kuckinghain'a I've ex
cels all others in coloring brow n or black.
After suffering horribly for years from
scrofula in ita worst form, a young son
of Mr. it. 1.. King, "(Hi Franklin st.,
Kichtnond, Va , wus recently cured by
the use of Aver'B Samapurilla. No
other medicine can approach this prep
aration us a cleanser of the blood.
Wilson A Cooke wish to inform their
many friends that they carry in stock a
complete line of Oliver Chilled and Steel
1'Iowb of all different sir.es (also Extras)
Harrows, Cultivators and Shovel Plows
of all kinds which tliev will sell at
Portland prices. Examine our stock
and got our prices.
There are novelties each season in
wearing apparel and there ara likewise
novelties each season in the furniture
line The very latest designs in various
lines of furniture are being received
daily by the well-known bouse of
Itullomy A Btisch This Arm carries
the largest stock of furniture of any
house in the city. They handle home
made and eastern goods. It should be
the duty of every one desiring to pur
chase any thing in the furniture line to
pay this bouse a visit before making
selections. They can show the largest
and most complete stock to select from
and Bell a superior quality of goods at
very low prices . tf
Attention Teamsters.
$-00 cash will buy a span of mules,
harness and a nearly new wagon. In
quire of Lydia Livesay, near Jones's
mill, Oregon City. If
For 25 cents you can get the Entkk
ntiHK until June 10th.
MANY PEOPLE
Who read thin will not m
interested in thn least at
to which is the bent mixed
paint to use tho coming
summer.
OTHER PEOPLE
Will be glad to know that
John W. MttBtiry &. Hon
are now manufacturing a
liquid jiaint which is guar
anteed to be Htrictly pure
Linseed Oil. White Ixiad
and Zinc; lor years their
colors in oil have Is.'en the
standard, as every painter
knows, and the mixed
paint now prepared by this
celebrated house has a
greater sale than all other
brands Combined.
We are the sole agents
for this section, and have a
full line of Masury's paint
in stock.
Our Mr. Louis, who is
thoroughly conversant
with everything relative to
house decorations, will,
perhaps, be able to give
you some practical hints
in regard to painting.
Let us talk with you.
Caufield & Huntley,
Praaorlptioi DrsggiaU.
10 CENTS
Will buy 24 sheets of
good paper and 24" en
velops to match, put
up in a neat box. This
is a bargain and won't
last long. You usually
pay 25 cents
FOR A BOX
Of equal quality. If
you are a lover of fancy
stationery, we have it
at all prices up to 75c. a
box, which buys those
suberb goods of Mc
Clurg's, properly called
"Matchless." Speaking
OF STATIONERY
Don't forget the latest
''Perfumed Stationery."
It looks sweet, smells
sweet, IS sweet.
Huntley's Book Store,
Nrxt door to Ihe PotRice.
ISAAC MILLER
Manufacturer of and deater In
BRICK AND TILE
OF TIIt BUST UfAUTY.
Also
Rough and Dressed Lum
ber and Boxes.
Prices the Lowest. Goods
the Best.
Four Miles East of Hubbard.
THE KOHLER.
HENRY KOHLER, Prop
Barlow, - Oregon.
I.KAIUNU IIOTKL OF TUB PI.ACK.
Table snpplind with the best the market
Hlto'ds. Meals .5 cents.
ItAMSBY'S STABLES,
BARLOW, OR.
Livery, Sale and Feed Stable.
Horses fed and cared for by the day or
month at reasonable rates.
QUARTER
ker county, ore- fTJ D
gon. near what VJT il
U now Baker Cily, rPNTflDV
nan who has alnce LC1 I 1 Ufl I
become klentilied with the teaourcei and n n f
development of that country. This man fl VI U
it no other than Mr. John Stewart, one of the
wealthiest and most Influential dtitena in the
county. In a recent letter he aays : " I had been
auflcriug from painf tn my back and general kid
ney complaint for mint time, and had used many
remedies without any but temporary relief. The
pains in mv back had become ao severe that I was
prevented from attending to my work and could
not move about without Ihe use oft cane. Hear
ing, through a friend, of the wonderful curei ef
fected by Oregon Kidney Tea, I was induced to try
a bo, and from that very first dose I found instant
relief, and before using half the contents of the
box the pains inVpiy back entirely disappeared.
I have every faith in the virtues of the Oregon
Kidney Tea, and con conscientiously recommend
it to my friends, I would not be without it for
Bnvthi.ng."
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache, tncontt.
nence of urine, brick dust sediment, burning or
painful sensation while urinating, and all affec
tions of the kidney or urinary organs of either sex.
FOR BALK 11 Y
CHARMAN & CO., DRUGGISTS.
Meadow Park Dairy,
RANDALL & HEMMELGARN, Props.
PURE FRESH JVULiK
Delivered to all parts of the City.
FULL MEASURE AND
Jennings,
At his new store, corner of
-THE FINEST
10 FEEDS THE HUNGRY ?
Family Groceries
I IT OREGON CITY.
All Goods Fresh. Pure and Full Weight.
Orders taken at your house, and free delivery to all parts of the city.
DAVID MAY in charge of sales department.
A. H. BCHHAM.
SCHRAM
Manufacturer!
HarnessSaddles
The only complete line in Oregon City, embracing everything the
trade demands.
Honest work and reasonable prices is our aim.
ortlandSeec
Seeds, Trees, Fertilizers, Poultry
and Bee Supplies,
Spraying Materials, Etc., Etc.
No. 171 Second Street, PORTLAND, OREGON.
CITY VIEW MARKET,
Boyer & Gale, Props.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fresh Beef. Mutton, Pork, Ham, Bacon and Lard.
THE BEST OF MEAT KEPT AND SATISFACTION GIVEN,
8HOP ON SEVENTH 8TREET, AT HEAD OF STAIRS.
A. TOT. SCHWAEf,
PKAl.ER IN
STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE.
All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work
Promptly Done.
PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER.
Shop till Na-Tftltll
POPE& CO.
Ttiis old and reliable firm always keep in stock a full line of
Heayy, Slf ai Mem
Hariware, Tinware, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Promptly. Es- v
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY
BEIaLOMY
DKALKRS IN
Furniture, Bedding, Stoves, Tinware,
IsTOTIOlTS, ETC., ETC.
Second Hand Household Goods
Of all kinds, Bought and Sold.-
CHEAPEST HOUSE IN OREGON CITY.
Opposite the Post Office.
PROMPT SERVICE.
the Grocer,
Seventh and Jackson Streets.
LINE OF-
J. A. MOORE.
& MOORE,
a ad Dealers Id
Mt., ll-nr l4aot.
OREGON
cSc EUSCH,
Company