Oregon City; Enterprise. SCHEDULES OF TIME O. C.T. t'O'H NTKAMKKH. In r.rri T turn 11 II, m. Hlramara AM'UNA A HaM'iNA' LiAva namioii rit. i.iuvb chhti.aiiii 1 "' a m. ? :m a m, '. in. II ima. m. I'JttlMI. Willi, t t! l III. ' Will. III. H 4.1 1' III p mi i in. '( . III. jl, UU l III. No ttny lalntlng-a, 1 1'iwlilvKly uo ImmkIiI Inkfii mi llito lrl'. Naliihlay'a s I'. M, h.mi will nu I'l.t'Uiid I II lb IV M HTNHAY. sua, n, mm a.m. 1 i in. II ii a in, .ii n m. 4 Wl li III Tlmv unnl tilitif t In rlinima wlilimit n,.ll,- imiill.N I IT. Hllnil, Nl.aln l.NIli K'M'TK. Illllll hAMI.l.,i, I III tiaaunK i n v. i.Rtva M IftalON, 11 A M. BI'NIuV, em a M I K 4 V R k HKItil .' A M. 4 :w r M. ii .n a M U M f, I A, U. 7 w A M, II at) I' M Karai'l mi hiinilay rrrliihl rarrl.nl on all lrla. Htlt'TIIKKM I'ACUII' IIAII W AVT ,rn aihi-Mit. Alti.liy l.l way 0lli.li.) . 11 a III California Mnrit.a itlirutiiiii) A4a m. K.iirl.uri UH'al lay uU'.iul -aw p.m. KOI'TH MM' Nil. KiKH'iurg l.'H"l (way iiailiiiii) HI a in Allumir I usl Iay aiailniKl . 1 1 i n ( aliluriila Kaiu ilitiiiili) 7 M i in 1MK MAIM. Malla rlM (iiiiia Nnrili. a Oil A, M , .no P. M Malla ch.ia iilug H.,ulh. a t A. U.. 7 a P. M. alii Mit'Tlia. Ornmut'll, to Kly.Carui. Mullnn.M.'lalla and Willi, .11. I.t.v. at low a ni. Muiiilaya, Wnl nWti ami fmlaya ami Mium al lii.it) w, till IrI1 lui laa Oratoa ('lit Kir, Mluk.Clara Mrt'nwilrfik I'nlon Mlllt ami Mtilian laavea al Idti m. Tnt,ly, 1 hura.Uir ami Valnnlajr. and reiurua m liilluotua data al i at p iu KHIDA Y, Jl'NK 3, imtt. Tim A.O. IT. W IUciciTiox.-Fi.il Clly li-Wo No. r.il, A (. V. W. kvb DNtiptlun Iu I In' ollli lul iITof Hie or tlur at I'oim' lia'l lt Saturday nljjlit N iltlilmrunl IimIm hail bean Invilt-il to Im inmlit atlitl Umn ili'li'italiuna cam fmin I'urltand and Oawrijo ly tin ti'mncr lUmona wlildi had bttin chartered (or t lie onaaion and (rout t'aiiliy mn) CUikamai by carrlK mil liiirai'liin'k, TIib loral Imlifn Willi IIih WnUmoltii Imiiil iimt Urn lUiniinit Ht Hid lii( mul cMtiriiil ilm vialior to luH'ai (mil. Tlii-rn lli miia na imi kiul Id iu pxIipiiib limit Tlio timiil IiIkvihI 'ii'r mnt MhhIoi Workman Harlow Inlruiloi'i"! ( mint lrturnr Wliit nmrw xlio iriiiiiuiiir tlio lnvm uiiuii 1'iatl Malr KiH-iu i-r kkvh Hut itiilr'MN o( Ri'li-oinn wlilrh wa ri'H)iiili'. lo i tirmiil Mii"!ir l Kolia Culm u( 1'ottlnint ill ft h'im Ii of iiIhiiiI lull mi Imiir In ililrli lm ri'Vii-wpil lln work of tlior tlir unit oiilluiivl la olijivia ami hitoiii iiahiniMita. Ilia a, I lri'B aa a olialii'il ml inlintiiiK prviwiiitnlion o( I lie lii'iii'ml jilun of (lis unlor. Dr. lliown, lirmul nii'ilical pxaiiiliu'r, iiavo a hrinf lilaloriral aki'lrh ol tlio onlur aliil (irand KmnriliT Clark maJe oin(i witty rt" maika, I'aat Maalur Mypra cloaml Hid pulilii! mit'tinK ami Ilm iiioiiilxra of tlie fralcrnily anil aiIintnla for alnilaaion mialnil to th I.ivcnnoro liniel and nnjoyeil tlia Imiiutifiil upH'r that waa tluro att forlli. One liunilnnl thirty two wora at Ilia (ulilca. , Thvre were more than 400 in tli hall. The orvaalon waa iriailo intHrnatiiiu, Inalrtictivn ami ili'ini. It alTonlml an oixrtnnity for nlariiiiiK ioiiilar knolmlie of a mcxliiitt ami worth fralnrnlty, Koh Tim Foi'Hriior Jui.v, Tlio isn eral r)iiiinltUie having cliaryi) of Ilia ar- ranjtiMiKMita for mlnliratliix the fourth of July hl! a mttinit at tlio council room WeiliicmUy afurnixm. Tlia committee on grounila riorteil In favor of the yrove nc ir the went vnil of the uien aion hriilgu anil tlio romrt waa adoptiHl. J. 0. riUbury waa addud to the 11 limine committee and the work ol raiainii 11000 (or the eeliihration waa ordnred to bgn nt once. The program for the day will Include a akllTrace, a log race, a foot raco, a fat mnn'i race, a iwck race, a ball game, a hurly-burly parade, Are, worka and a grand illumination of the (alia, Mr. Morpy will arrange the colored light to Illuminate the fulls on a grand acale. Imi'kovkmknt or Fiptkkntii Sthkkt Conaltlttrahle work la being done on Fifteenth utrent no a to give the real dunts of "KaiiMiia City" a more conveni ent outlet. Mont of the work coimlHta of grading down the hill between Madiaon and Jufleraon and tilling in the dnpree aion between Monroe And Madiion. The improvcinont will coat alxiut t-1H) and nenrly all la ramcd by pnviiie sub scription of the property owner of that neighborhood. Hlroot Sum'rintcmd eut Ilolierg i applying a Kirtion of the ntreet tax Improvement. Ily niuking thoiie two block paimuhlo a detour of eight block to roach the lower "KunHas City" people I avoided. Jumm Cai'I.kb Wiix Comk. Anango ments have boon made forjudge J, F. Citple to come up from Portland and deliver a political Bpeeuh at Shivuly'a theater In thl city next Kuturdny night. Judge Cuplc wan advcrtitied to come to Oregon City early in the campaign but through a misunderstanding he failed to appear. Ho will surely be here thin time, He la recognized as the most stirring political speaker in the stale and everyone sltoulil embrace thi opportunity, rtiori.K'i mm hk.hk.sikh. Mr. (lour Hulda Tliam t i to Ilia Light and (Hki Tlirouar.li Tlirm. I'l KAaANT Hii i., nii,, May ill. To tiik KiuToa.l I ahonlil IIU to wrlip a llulu In rrnanl to tli 4ipli'' parly. if all tlii hir eli' lluil uvnr wi-ra apriing on a pfoplii 1 think that la iliu Moral, It ia lli olil grnii but'k lili a, M ltll a irovlliiii to gid Ilm limn y in Ilm iHH'Ma u( llm pouplii tliut tin) grit'iilini k ptirly liu kvl, 'l imy proniM' that tin' kiivi rniiiniil almll Uuu 11101117 (?)( Ih liinimra at two pur t wit. Iiili-nmt, llm thry IiiIkiiiI llml thlu luiini'v m.ill iliTitti Ha vat en friiin tlia goviTiimi'iit aiiunp, ami md fnuii any Intiiinili! valii of lla own. Tim fiiriiii'r Hint burriiwa It la not rupn U-il to puy tlic limn In niiy tiling mril llm mum I'Hpi'r. Tlicy wiinl a in. y lliat mill h Imi'kiil liny urn ) r.y Ilia tiultli id tliecoiin try. That might l nil rltflil. II er it u lo h puiil, Inn iln'v il not proniiaM lo pny ll, only Hi tin' Miiiin ,,ipvr, u"'l ii'it In Kolil or allvir. 'l imy litlk a 1; 1 i'ii I ili-al oIhhii a tuln ! aiiejolaltty lullllona ol ilullara, that waa al uiiyaat pnr ilurlnx llm wurliiim-, luit Unit lliu "i xri'.lioin liiiii'"iiili'il tin- lmt lim toilvpni lull. That f nvpll'ili cluilM! la atill on llm pnwr, ami yi-l ll ia now at par. VVIiyT lli'iAiia llm giivrnini'ii( la now rnady lo pay tlio colli on tliciii on liitiiiuiul. Tim llral li-mit waa iiiadf .aynlil on tla iiinml and lin y 'l't al par, aimply Iwcauwi the govurii'iii'iit 1II1I alwayt pay llii'in on ilKinaiiil, ami aroi'pti il tlmm fur cukIhiu ilima, lc, hut II117 (iiiiml thnl tlmv Hero twlng uwl to tin) 'rluloii ill gold to pay malum dura, and Ui govcrinni'iit had lo hav niiini-y lo carry mi llm war, and made tlierxi'i'pliuii llml it null oil llm pa'r moimy, Tim neit Uaiiailld nut pnniilw to pay at any a IMml tllnr, ami tin y liiiinnllalrly drprri'Uli.l, and tin' largi-r the aii.uiinl grw, tin- morr did Ilia bill! Uprvcit, Juxt llm aaiiw a would tlir pnial minify that Ilia oplr party want to lu. Alao tli guvrrniimiil round it tmcraaary ao rarliaiigo llilarmt tirariiig txnda for Mime of IIim griuiiliMkt to kaop up llm credit, aa murli aa Maitilt, of llit rrat. Th uailni'.al didit waa not all tlm coat of llm war, at (he gorvruiiieiit waa eollevlhiK all It poanltily could on nvvrything that ii could poilily tai. 1 rue it waa ooatly, but the Mint at llm Imad of the nation were do ing lint limy thought liral Uiaave the na tion, and tlmy went upheld liy all the puiri-oiii- limn of the nation. Now oiiura the prople a aiiy to ti-ll ll Ilea merely Iu gel in olllce. ' Tiny are liipniialaleut In everytlilng. Tlmy rail iiKuituit rlata Icgniliition, ami then a-il to leitiliil' fur luerely the tariiiing clnna; and 'Md only that, hut fiit a part ol llmm only, Tlmy uy we will limn only lo j iliuM' llml are hi ilrl.l, and muy lw to only a ! pari of Ilium, for If money iceia Uh atiiin j rnl we will mop. Now, li t 11m a-k you why, j II the government ran IMim nioiiey lliat i j at giHl a gul l, uli'.uld lin y loan It to any ii'lninf Why alioiildu'l lin y lue lo all of 11a, aa a iliiuidriMt tlintiiinnil Hpltce and make im all ri Ii and happy lo atnrt w uhT (iuld la Hurili an iuirliiiiu value, incrvly beraute It cetta an nearly a dollar 10 gvt a gold dollar out of the ground. The govern ment can not keep any ipianllty of paier money on a par with gold eircpl there la a promiM to puy It in gold or lv er coin, and limn nly aurh an aimnml a the people l lieve il can rvdi-cm on deniaint. Hut thai It agulnal llm prlni iplea of the penplc ' par ty, tlmy proioiw that their paper money almll never l redeemed. 1 lu re is niui li mure to he mild, hul tpaif fintiida, I thnuld like to ahow how limy proKe to lai coriratlon till they would have to go out id hutineaa, and we aliould have no cor ixiratioiia to atari any manufacturing enter prlae lor Ui. And how they would tax the ntllroadatill they would give their property to the dear people, and then they would charge you the aauie lo ride to l'ortland aa to New York, and the aame with ahlpping your produce, and we that lira clone lo market would hare to help pay for thoae who are o unfortunate aa to live a long way from market. They would put the OOti.OoO railroad employe under the patron age of I he government, and of courao under the patronage of the party that happen lo be In power. While crying out againat the wealthy, tlmy tell the oor laborer that land ahall be a free a (he air we brratha. They promise the soldiers of the north that they shall .have a. thousand million dollars to make up for w hat they lust on the paper money during the war, and they promlae the slave owners of the south that (hey shnf? have about twice that amount to pny them for the slaves that they lost through the efforts of these snme soldiers. They promise prohibition lo the tempcr anco people, and they tell the whiskey di inker that they will abolish the saloon keeper, and the goverment will sell him his whiskey direct at one tenth the present price. They promise Hint we will have lo build at leant ten more railroads acmes the conti nent, and we will all lie so rich that we will have to import our luborers from the old country, The only time they touch on local issues, 1 lo demand that we Khali retain on our alatute hooks the law that we now have al lowing deduction for Indebtedness a law that we have tried and found wanting, and very much so, too. They are Inconsistent trom tlrst to last, and 1 am sure If the people will study them, they will see they are, and that there is one thing only 111 which they are consistent, and that is that they tliould vote to give them the olllces. 1 think the people will readily see the abuses that the law allowing deduction for indebtedness has brought In Its wake, and will not be willing lo vote for men that are pledged against its repeal. I think they will see that Interest will he enough lower when that law is repealed to make up forth difloreuce In taxes, as well as to see that our taxes will be lower and more equitable, JoKt, P. Gwtu, P. 8. I umlerHlaml that one of these peo ple's party men, the Iriend of (he poor man, charged a poor farmer $100 for tun visits as a physician, traveling three miles on each visit. How is that for a poor man' friend? Think of it, farmers. J. P. O. UtM. ENTATK THASHKKIW. Nummary of the Heeds Filed In Hi ( utility Iterorder' Office. The real calutn tiansfur involving more than II each (He I In the recorder' olllce last weuk were a follow: Willamette 1. ami Co. lo John Kent 1 10 Ii H J T Appnraon'i aulnl bo,' (I, 7 Park Place .$ 150 John W houtli and wife to lieu Avery 1 acre , 200 J T Apiwraonatid wife to Thoimi CKiKirl 10 oil Park Place 10) Ha inn to !: h Quirk 1 111, II Apwi- son solid Ii ft, (1. 7 Paik i'Uro . , . 200 O A (' It H lo K W llormdmh aw '4 f'i 1 14 r 2 e 40 acr.-a . . . 100 Same lowaiiiM wt'j sc1 a 1, t 4 , r 2 e 100 Hiiiidin Itiiiiaidson to A Hied T Webb a..t4' act; 27, t 1 a, r3 e, 40 acres 601 JiHU-ph lleilgea andwifit to II F, I'roH I 17. K Ii 1 7 'ttimiiuili '.'50 TIioiiIk II Hniiili In Hiirnh J Hen di ra n Mini Klixalielli A Huiri 3, t Pleaaant Mule llomi- 10) (i U Duvitl ct 11I lo Mary K (jiiinu 1 1, H h 20 Camiiuali 412 Francis M lUkerlo Henry Hilleary Pt 7, t &, r3e 100 John W C rout and wile to It ilel loiny pt Win Holme 1) LO 3 acre 2,800 John Niin to Mrs. M V Kheppanl I 1,2, 3,4.5, 1(1 hi) Him ubd I 4 b 14 Harlow's first ad to Harlow 100 A R Orgart and husband to Charle It lU.ikina I 0 b 101) Oregon t'itv 000 Arthur Cliir lo John Hamia I 3 h 1 (iiven I'omt , 300 0 A C K K Colo Patrick Mclntvre e'iee'i "'4( 6.t 4 , rSe 240 Bilvey Stuart et al to Hiram Long coy I 1, 2 Clwkaum Park. 2,000 Isaac Jacob et al to Oscar Ayrea n H I 3 b 2 Oregon City 5,500 Cliarlos Wilson and wife to Wil liamOhler 13 75 acre..., 350 W It (larrett and wire to David Mansllold pt 20, t 4 , r223 acre 400 1 K Hawkins and wife to K II Par ker 1 1, 4, 1(1, t 3 ,r 2 e 50 acief 2,800 Oregon Land Co to Kate I Ilurklll,12b15 Minthornad Portland 250 KosetU h Htrong and husband to Hiram Ixmgcoy pt Cym Wards worth I LO 12 5 acre 2,800 (20,522 Previously reported since Jan. 1, .W.Ikitl ToU (527,8'Jl A Million Iriend. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not lexa than one million people (on ii' I jusl eucli a liieint in lr King New HiHcovery for Consumption, Coughs, and t olds. 11 you nave never used this (irvat Cough Medicine, one (rial will convince yon thai it has wonderful curative imwer in all diseases ol Throat, ( best ami Lung, r.ach bottle ia Kitar antcod to do all that ia claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at (ieo A Harding's drug store. Large Dottle ouc. and fl.on. Ili'Hiitifiil Siihur'jun Home. One mile and a ouartcr from town, gooil board walk past the land. Acre tract to suit purchaser, term easy, the lineal sulmrnuu proicrty otlureu lor sale, yet on the market New nropoeed motor line front Portland. High and sightly. See L, K, Janneit with W. Carev Johnson If Furnished Koora Two well (urnihed room for root Central location noar the court house, Apply to I). H. Glass atO'Connell & Glass' (tore. If you desire a beautiful complexion, absolutely free from pimples and blotches, purity your blood by the use of Aver' Sar.parilla. Remove the rsnse of these dlsllgurementg and the akin will take care of itself. lie aura you get Ayer Esaiaapariua, , $7S to . A JtOSTII can be made working for us. Persons preferred who can furnish a horse and give their whole time to the business. pare moments may be profitably employed also.. Also a few vacancies in town and cities. 15. F. Johnson A Co., 2Stb and Main St. Richmond, Va. v BUSINESS LOCALS. , Boats ready to rent at the boat house foot of tenth street. tf Clocks at Rnrmeister & Andresen's. Everyone warranted. Ladies' and Gents', robe at Holrran & Warner's Undertaking parlors. tf County warrant bought at the office of W. Carey Johnson, Oregon City, tf Pon't pay fabulous prices for millinery goods when you can get all the latest styles, tiiinming and hupea at tlio Park Place Store at j the usual price. Mew good including all the summer staple and novelties are daily arriving at the Park Place store. Hamilton A Washburn have lust re ceived faom the Fast several case of gent'B, ladies' and children' shoes. They are determined not to be outsold in tins line of good and consequently have marked them at price that defy competition. Just call around and let us s1kv you what we have got. Rlank note, receipt and order books at the Kntkki'kisr olllce, Central addition to Oicgon City 'in lots and blocks to suit purchaser. Property cheap, term easy. See L. R. Jannky, with W. Carey Johnson. tf DO YOU AhIi why Caufitild A Hunt- Icy'n Htore in the bi-nt place for you to BUY DrtigH or have your jiro criitioiiH filled? ItircmiKi) we altvaya have, mul ulwayg will keep, only PURE Ami rclialilo choiiiiculn, even . though tln-y limy c-iiht uh a trifli; inor i. Carrying an we ilo, a com jilcte line of DRUGS, Toilet art icIeB,perfuineriw), noapa, etc., you may de end uxin obtaining just what you want, and at the mont reasonable pricea. Caufield & Huntley, Frsierlptica PbirmaeliU. AGENCY FOR SPALDING'S We carry a complete line of Balls and Bats, the dailies in Gloves and Macks, and Bell them at Chicago prices. Ordere from country clu bo solicit ed. On complete club out- . fit we can save you money. Oregon City Book Store, (Next door to P.O.) OEEGOIST CITY. P. S. League balls sent post paid on receipt of price. ISAAC MILLER Manufacturer of and dealer In BRICK AND TILE OF THi BEST QUALITY, , ' , Alio Rough and Dressed Lum ber and Boxes. Prices the Lowest, Coods the Best. Four Miles East of Hubbard. Cooke's Stables, W. H. COOKE, Manager, 8uoreao to U. H T AL.Ce. orner Fourth and Main Streets, OREGON CITY. The LEADING LIVERY STABLE of the City. Rig of any description furnished on short notice. All kind of Truck and Delivery Busi ness promptly attended to. Horses Boarded and Fed on reason able term. TULL'S HOTEL-RESTAURANT ' BARLOW, OREGON. ' Bust'&o boilings and Meals lit the Tswn. Hot Meals at All Hours. ' CIGARS AND CONFECTIONERY; FOR ABS0LUTELTPD8E DQGS 00 TO -V - m m m ossaaow . Bk. A. rlAHUINU. NONE BUT OOMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMPLOYED Fine Perrameries aid Toilet Articles. . ; Also a lull atock of F-IITTS- OILS, ETC. BaseEaMflps & ARE STILL IN MUKDeliyereato FULL MEASURE AND Mliif t.. M. Ht'KMKISTRK. BURMEISTER ivxm to Mrs. RANDALL Watche?, (JlocT, Silverware. JeWelriJ. Repairing a Specialty. Main Nlrert, Ores"" I'ltr. reKn. Seventh Street Livery Stable, WM. R. WADE, Proprietor. Feed, Sale and Livery Stable. Rigs and Saddle Horses furnished on short notice. Stock boarded by the day or week. Prices Reasonable. -THE- Oregon City Sash and Door Co: Carry the Largest Stock of Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings, Etc. In Oregon City. Special sizes of DoorB and Windows made to order. Turning of all kinds Estimates for Stair Work and Store Fronts Furnished on application. Builders, give us a call, and see if our work is not of the best, and our prices as low as the lowest. Price List sent on application. . Factory, Cor. Main and 11th Sts., Oregon City. X". C2E2E5!39 XVSctrxriCM, DEALER IS m wis, bis & a IIAKDW AItK, rH0VISI0S, Jloliuay uoods and bents rurnishing boods. MII'AIIK IsK. tl.lXJ GCARA.TrEED. ' G-XjADSTOItTE, - - sl. tot", scawiknr, DEALER IN STOVES, TIN & HOLLOW WARE. All Kinds of Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Work PROMPTLY DONE. PLUMBING AND GENERAL JOBBING TO ORDER. Mhop Mereath Rupture, Asthma and Piles. DR'S SHIMP & HOUSER, Specialists in the treatment of all forms of Chronic, Catarrhal, Nervous and Female Diseases. : Twenty (20) Years' Experience in, Medicine,. Surgery and Electricity. All curable cases guaranteed. Office, 259 Commercial Street. Salem. Orecon.' ' flfCorresDondence solicited. OP E cc Tliia old and reliable firm a'.waV keep in Btovk a full line of Plumbimr, Gas Fittiiiff & Attended to Promptly. Es timates Furnished. OREGON CITY BELLOMY DKALKR8 IN Furniture, Bedding, Stoves, Tinware ITOTIOITS, ETC., ETC Second Hand Household Goods Of all kinds, Bought and Sold. CHEAPEST HOUSE IN OREGON CITY. Opposite the Post Office. BILIMB THE FIELD. allFarts oftliB City PROMPT SERVICE. WM. aMlllF.SEN.,, & ANDRESEN, C. B L. BarD2l;t:r, IS 1 SM a CROCKERY, ULASsW AKE, Ml., mrmr Urpat. OREGON cfc BUSCH, GO.