Oregon City enterprise., May 13, 1892, Image 7

SPRING HNNOUNCEMENT.-fc
e vmmy invito your Attention to our innniflcui.t showing of new ami stylish solutions for Urn taring ami su
any l.or.,. - are uVtriiiliii. to make our CMtaMiHliiwiit a profitable) J.luco to buy goods; to save you Hotiu-thing on all
yon un idea tlmtyou can buy goods from us ut Money Having Prices :
UNDLEACHED MUSLINS.
15 yds, lU-nt Cabot W, :!() In,
whlo, for i 00
1 1 V.Ih. Atlantic I, I ,'!( In.
I'l", for 1 IX)
BLEACHED MUSLINS.
Ilc'Ht Lonsdalo, III! in, wi.lo, 1 1
'l". f'r 1 tK)
First Cull, III! in, wiln (an ex.
eel lent iniiHlin), l lyilit. for 1 (X)
CALICOES.
Our IWt Prints, 20 yds. for. ,l (X
Shirting, tMnt quality, LWyds
for 1 (K(
Indigo UIut, llgiind (color
guaranteed), 15 yds, for, , 1 00
CINCHAMS, ETC.
HuiuIhoiiio Press (iinghnms,
12 yilrt. for II (X)
)ilil (iinKbaniK, 10 yd, for 1 (X)
Vhallies, in variety of pat
tern, 'jo yds. for 1 (X)
Outing Flannels, 10 yds. for 1 00;
We respectfully invite you to
Hats, Caps, Groceries, Etc.
THE MAVNARD MATTER.
WkM a PHvMillr lw juumal 1 1 ta i rtUu this anmlote of Gunoral Alger's
"r i H. j Reneronity; Tlirwi yrara before Uuinl
TUn imt iiiijmrtnnt l. o evmit of but I'liil Sheridan's dratth he waa iruadod
woek u.,dm,l.Mlr w the report of th. by General It. A AUjr to be .lamined
muiiiiiiL a..lnt.Hl by the New York! for a .W.C00 Ife imitrajK-e w icy.
fi.y Uw ialio., to lv.tiKteth'8heridaulmd jiut Un nurrUal,- said
ehurK-a which ar lopnlnrly current re-! be. "ami Ul a child, and declared he
Ifiirdinif the cmiliict of Judiiu Mnvimrd !
lurini('tUtlil)utchiwicnnttirluleU.
Hon return.
It In a diwigrtenble topic, j
and we do not cure to dim um It, and yet liked to uo the uamea of prominent j auccea.
the legal JounialUt ahotild not keep! Mimona to advurtute Uieir benellta. Then I T, . i -
let ou It. he quietly went around to the company'. , , ue.,'"'e Kul"'' 1 w
The action of the committ, made tin
or seven IVuuicraU and two IUpublio
an, cannot fairly be rogardetl aa larti
n. The report drawn by Mr. J.tme.
1". Carter, acknowledged to be the leaihir
of the city lr, a calm and unprejudiced ;
Keiitleiiiiui and a citizen of wide inlln
eiice, ami concurred iu by the eight
other iiiemlx-ni of thecouimitUM, gentle-
men aliui atamliug In the very front rank
of the city Uir and high In the publio tm-
teem, ia a very n'rinu ttrraigiiineut j
The renirt wn written in the light of
Judge Mayimnl'n public letter of expla
nation, a letter whit h fullM to luitisfy
the t'ity fl)r awocintioii of the propriety
of hi.1 conduct. It w;i ailoptod almiwt
utiiiniiuouKlr by a itus-ting at which
nearly or unite foo of thy most rtnHcUi-
tile and emini-nt lawyer of the city were j
prwciHami iook pan-iue largwn m.-el-
ingofthe nawriation ever held, a we
are lurormisj. umy WHt moreof thia aortof Tammany
lu our jiidgiiumt thia document do- j DemiK-ratic government, but the people
serves, indeed demauda, prompt, aorioiu, do not. New York Mail and Expreea.
and impart L-iin attentioii of the legiala!
turo, and more thiut thia, it should lead Madatiy l)n't Annoy mil.
to an Inveatigntion by the bar and the Beuator Uorman U a rather more mod
court of Judge Mayuard's home. The; est mini than Senator Hill. Mr. Uor
chnrgea are o weighty and o cloecly j nian oliaerve. that the mention of hia
concern the propriety of hia conduct ai : name in conuoction with the pruaidency
lawyer and hi. fltnea to occupy a place!
on the I !! h, aa entirely to remove the
dlwuiwion from the region of politic.
Albany Law Journal,
What Hay AnKluiuanlaea la ThliT
There Is a volume of significance in a
brief paragraph in a nativo nuWHpaper
of llengul, llritinh India, proUwling
agaiiiHt the exixirtation of com to Ureal i
llritain, nnd averting that the fumtnea ;
tn India bud Ixvn much more frequent
miller l' ngliKli rule, owing to thia cuuau.
If an ii icHihtiblu dciuuud should ariao
iu India that the grain should be kept
iu the cotintry.it is diltlcult to see where
Euglaud could look for a sufficient sup
ply of food except to tho United 8tata.
The famine in KtiMiia shows that the
gt aiu depots of OdenNi are au uncertain
resource.
Canada's production ia limited, and
her means of triniNportatiou .till more
limited. Great ltrihiln muet bnik to the
United States an the granary of her pent
np millions, and this fact ought to bo a
sulllcient restraint upon those EnglUli
sUiti'Minen who never sem to lie satis-
Heel uulcKS they are doing something to
arouse tho indignation and overstrain
the patience of the American people
JNow xork iTuas.
OoTirmir MeKlnley Thanked.
Oovenior McKinley, of Ohio, the
other day received a letter of thanks for
his championship of the tariff from a
gentleman who has always voted the
Democratic ticket This gentleman is
J. B. F. Champlin. of the Cattaraugus
Uitlory company, at Little Falls, N. Y.,
and he thanks McKinley for making it
poHniblo to revive that industry iu this
country. With business questions be
fore the country it is possible to give
practical illustrations of the beuuflts of
a party juilicy. The McKinley act
opened tho eyes of many business and
workingiuon to the advantage of tho
Republican policy of protection to Amer
ican industries. Chicago Inter Ocoan.
Very Coinleal, imloetl.
In tho view of the Memphis Appeal
Avalanche the very idea that David B.
Li ill "should have traveled a thousand
miles to deliver a platitudinous essay
upon tho constitution to an expectaut
assemblage of loading Mississippi Dem
ocrats is almost comical," The Appeal
Avalanche might easily have said not
only almost, but altogether, and kept
within the limits of truth. New York
TriboM.
i'y Having
SHIRTINGS.
Good Quality, extru heavy,
not starched, 10 yds. for. .11 (X)
Canton Flannel, 8 yds. for,, . 1 (X)
DENIMS, JEANS, ETC.
Uooil quality I(!uiin,8y(l. forl IX)
27 in. wide Kentucky ' jeans,
0 yds. for i 00
Hoys' Suiting, w yard f0c
Hoys' Suiting, all wool, pryd 75c
COTTON BATTING.
Ilest (Quality, r iM)iind, .... 15c
CARPET WARP.
All HbadcH, 5-Hiiind bunches 25
Cnrl Alfcr'e UMrlljr to Sheridan.
1 Mr. HavKn. irwitl.muii from DtitroiL
could not imv the nmmiiitnn ()..iin.l i
Alger anid he could arrange tlie tirat
three yearn with the company, at they
ofllce and paid the premium for three
year himWf. Tluit made the policy
good for TKI,000 for that period, and
. good for totuethlng on the baiiia of Uie
three year' premiums even if Sheridan
ne't-r paid any more. Hheridan died
before the three years were up, and hi.
whlow got the money." New York Coiu-
mercua Auvertwer.
A ttouiocralls UlUsel ltwon.
"The next prctildctit muet be a Demo
crat," any. the wicked New York World.
while in the anme column it denounces
the cotirwt of the Democratic, governor
of New Jemey, liegit the IVmcxratio leg-
lnlature of .New lork to neai ita in
fainoua Centrnl iiark race track bill
and tilciula that the ovoruhelminir Dnin.
oc ratio majority in the houae of repre-
aeuUtlvea will refrain from (Htmiiig a
fraudulent free ailver bill. The World
remind, lorn or a Kentucky man by the
name of Stono, a great big fellow who
waa loaiing about the eenate when
Franklin Tiorce waa nominated in 1S51
"Who in tho world t. Franklin Piercer
Raid Stone. Sutuelxnly tritnl to relate,
but broko down. "My Gixl," said Stone,
"if this Franklin Pierce has been nomi
nated for president, who ia safe? The
next thine, rwrhan.
will be that Jim
SUuio, of Kentucky, will be nominated."
Doston Herald.
Clovsland'l Following.
The committee of seven of the Co
lumbian party, box 8,284, Boston, has
issued another address which gives the
Democratic party tho choice between
disruption and Columbianclevelaudism.
"Cleveland alone," says the address,
"cannot pull the Democratic party out
of the slough, yet, aided by the men
who insist upon a Columbian platform,
ho can save his party by making it over
anew." New York Sun (Dem.X
Tin Ileuortar Waa WIm,
Editor (of southern paper) Mr. Pro
bus, you will interview Senator Hill
Reporter (picking up his notebook
with alacrity)-Yes, sir.
Editor With special reference to his
views on the silver question,
Reporter (opening a drawer and tak
ing ont a corkscrew, a burglar's jimmy,
a screwdriver and a pair of strong pliers)
I'll try, sir. Chicago Tribune.
CrUp'a Ambitious Itlval.
Czar Crisp must palo his ineffectual
fires before the pyrotechnics of Usar
Sheehau, who adjourns the senate by
simply declaring the session ended and
leaving tho chair. New York Press.
Wlioonnlii Won't Stand Tammany Method.
The Wisconsin gerrymander has been
declared uncomtitutionnl. Tammany
methods wouc'. 4 In Wisconsin, even if
Peck's bad bw is governor. Chicago
Iutor Ocean.
TUat Kluil or a twuliuata.
When any one dares to suggest to
Isaao Pnsey Gray that he ought really
to retire in favor of Cleveland he says,
"Excuse mo," with a prououncod accent
on the mo. New York Commercial Ad-
arilM.
Favorite of Ilia licpublloaui.
The favorite of the Republican party
ef the oonutry for the Democratic presi
dential nomination is David B. Ilill
8t Loots Globe-Democrat. j
( CN.
Pinit, 2 piiers for 5c
Needles, 2 papers for 5c
Knitting Cotton, 4 balls for 25c
Ladies' l.inon Collars, oc
(JarU r Mastic, per yard,. 5o
HO IERY, E C.
Ladies Hlttck Cotton Now .... 10c
LndieH Seamless Hotio 1.5c
Children's and Misses' Brown
Mixed Hone, 3 pair for 25c
Childron'g & Misses' Mack Hose
warranted fast color, 2 jair . . 25c
Men's fcVamless Sock, 0 pairs. .50c
Ladies Uibbcd Under Vests.
high neck aiid long sleeves. .25c
Jersey Lisle Gloves.
15cj
inspect our stock
The Wllltiwtt) Hilver band came out
l'h brand new uniform! Wednesday
nixht and they fairly cant the emetric
j I1kIiUi tutu the shade with their splendor
The mu.ic of the oeusiun waa even more
,.,,,; , ,, ., , , T, , ,
ll'n The boy. u.ake
"PIa'nsin their new oulliU and
eve'y encoiirat'einent iiliould lie
given
them to Hr(iM t their orgunixation and
muke it an artia'.ic a well aa a llnancial
Corps is Using the
initiative in a movement (or a big cel
ebration here the fourth of July. The
corp. proHMes to enlist the citizens in
the enterprise and to organize the
celebration on a larve plan. The de
sign includes running excursion boats
and trains and to have such a celebra
tion of the nation's birthday as has
never been witnessed in Oregon City.
Kedcmptorist Fathers Llngarden and
Marion are holding missionary meet
ings at tho Catholic dm nil. Thev be
gun last Sunday and all this week, Eng
lish services st :(, 8 :1 and 11:00 a,
ia. ami 3:(K) and 7:30 p.m. The Eng
lish series will close Sunday evening
and Monday and Tuesday the services
will be conducted In the Oerman lan
guage. The Oregon City Republican club held
a business meeting at l'ope'shall last
Tuesday night and decided to arrange
for two big meetings duiinn this cam
paign. The executive committee is to
perfect the details.
With but little care and no trouble, the
beard and mustache can be kept a uni-
for brown or black color by using Buck
inghain's Dye for the Whiskers.
The Entkki'kisk sent to some waver
ing voter may makes vote for the re
publican ticket. Menu in the names
and help on the cause.
II. Straight has bought the grocery of
Mrs. Newton on Main and Eight streets
and will enlarge the business and push
tho trade. .
Vegetable Plants tor ls2.
It. Glasspojl will, as usual, have good
strong plants of every description, and
of the best sorts, ready to plant out at
the proper time, st the gnrden at Green
Point or E. E. Williams's grocery store,
Oregon City. tf
For the next few months vou can isa
upholstering at greatly reduced rates at
lloliuan & Warner's. Call and vou will
learn why we ars doing the work for so
little money.
Horse posters on cloth, large size with
cut o( any of the leading breeds of
horses at the Kntkkpiusk ollico.
Rocoipt, note and order books at the
E.NTKHl'KISK Office.
No more heathful place
than Sunset City.
iu the state
Do you believe ir SIGN'S?
Pittsburg Dispatch : Should congressmen
lie deprived of pay during absence from ses
sions of tho house, except when occasioned
hy personal or family sickness, the medical
faculty would have a remunerative opening
in the niitnufuctiire of suitable certificates to
order.
The sower has
i NO SECOND CHANCE. ,
IflnM HMiMti niftk th most of Iht Ami
FERRY'S
5EEDS
fhavmnd and kept Ferry's Seed llualnetii
ui itrgut ID th world Merit lelli.
Ferry's Seed Annual for 189a
Itlll the whole Seed ttory Sent fret for th
ting. Don I tow Mem till you get lb
kP.M.FERRY ft CO..Detrolt,MlchJi
miner months. We have made it an absolute certainty that
purchases. Our prices ure strictly Kock Bottom at all time.
DRE CO OD .
Roublo Fold Cashmeres, C
yd, for U (X)
.'!( niche wide Seaside Suit
ing, jHsr yard 25c
27 inches wide Mohair Suit
ing, 8 yd, for 1 00
30 inches wide I'lack and
White Scrgo, per yard 1 5c
Satteen, assorted colors and
black, 0 yd, for 1 00
HOUSE FURNISHING COODS.
White or colored marbled oil
cloth, per yard 20c
Unbleached Table Linen, 54
in. wide, per yard 25c
Scrim, for curtains, 14 yds for.tl 00
HA 8.
Ladies' Untriinmed straw hats. 2.5c
Children's Sailor hats 25c
Hoys' straw hats 10c
Hoys' dress straw hats 25c
Men's straw hats 15c
Men's dress straw hats 50c
and prices in Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
I. SELLING.
MITCHELL-LEWIS 1 ffi .
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Mitchell
1 FARM
AM)
SPRING
Open & Top Buggies, Carriages,
mm, Mm lit Carts,
AND EVERYTHING ON WHEELS.
Largest stock and most complete assortment in the Northwest.
Also, largest dealers in i
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Farm, Dairy and Mill Machinery.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.
MITCHELL-LEWIS & STAYER CO.,
New Market Block, - Portland, Oregon.
CASH PRICES.
Royal Baking Powder, 1 lb. . . $ 45 j 10 dozen 50o. jack knives $ 25
17 lb. Dry Gran. Sugar 1 00 j 7 spools O. N. T. thread 25
Full pound Climax Tobacco.. 45 j
25c. Extract Lemon for. (. ... . 15 1
Tubular Lanterns 50
Dry Goods, Furnishing Goods, Brownsville Clothing,
Best Goods and
HAMILTON & ALLEN,
FOR
The building now occupied by the Oregon
City Iron Works, together with the Engine,
Boiler and Line Shafting. This is a good
chance for a small manufacturing plant..
. Apply at ofllce of
J. R0AKE & CO.
MEN'S FUtfNISHINQ GOODS.
Men's Suspenders, heavy . .. 2.5c
Men's Summer Shirts 50c
Men's leHt quality Ualbriggan
l'nderwcar,8hirt Sc. drawers 50c
OVERALLS.
Men's extra heavy Blue Denim
pat.buttons, reinforced stays 50c
Men's Cottondale Pants tl 00
CLOTHING.
Children's Satinet Suits tl 50
Child's Knee Pants 25c
Child's Knee Pants, satinet.. 50c
gons,
Child's lace shoes,G to 8 to close 50
Salt Salmon, pound, 05
.Notions, a3 usual,, one-half price.
Lowest Prices.
Clackamas, Oregon.
SALE
Wa
no belter prices shall be offered yoa
We mention a few prices to give
MEN'S SUITS.
Satinet suits, well made, an
excellent wearer I 6 00
Nice Union Cassimere suits. 7 50
Men's, All Wool, Navy Blue,
color guaranteed, 10 00
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Men's Calf Boots, $3 50
Men's Huff, M. 8. Lace or
Congress 2 00
Men's Lawn Tennis, rubber
soles, high tops, 1 00
Same quality in Oxfords .... 75c
Ladies' Cloth & Leather 100
Ladies' whole stock, unlined, 1 50
Misses' whole stock, unlined, 1 25
Child's whole stock, unlined. 100
Misses' Button school shoe. . 1 25
Child's Button school shoe... 1 00
Beautiful Fruit Farm !
Forty acres, level as a floor, all
cleared, well fenced into five fields,
good house 26x26 feet, splendid
well of good water and force pump,
good barn and out houses, several
hundred fruit trees prunes, apple,
cherries, etc., small fruit in abund
ance, several sheep, hogs, cows, ftr
young horses. Everything in first
class condition. For particulars,
apply to owner, Milton Stingby,
near Currinsville, or see L. R.
Janney, with V. Carey Johnson,
Oregon City, Oregon.
NEW YORK GALLERY.
riiotogmplis Delivered Promptly In tbe
Finest Style o( Art.
Fine Crayon Work a Specialty.
Old Pictures Copied to Any Sizff. Satis
faction Guaranteed.
Gallery Hear Fott Office, 0SE00I CITT, OK.
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner ot Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
IS STILL OX EARTH.
For general repairing he stands
without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Trv him 1
Hamilton & Washburn
PARK PLACE, OREGON,
Have the Agency tor
Judson Powder, Giant Powder,
CAPS, FUSE, ETC.
For Oregon City and Vicinity.
We will sell all of the above at
Portland prices, plus Jc. per lb. for
freight.
It will pay contractors and all
parties who have blasting to do to
figure with us, as we can save you
money.
We will deliver the above in rea
sonable amounts and reasonable
distances free.
Established 1S83.
CI
J
Drayage & Expressing
Freight and parce's delivered to all
parts of the citv.
On Improved Farms of not
less than 60 acres.
C. 0. T. Williams,
W. H. BuKGHARDT.
JOHN DUFFY
Oregon City Express No I.
Light freight and parcels delivered to all
parts of Uie city.
Lavi order) with F. T. Barlow.
nisi
Money to Loan