CLACKAMAS COUNTY THE FNTKRPRISK COUKKM'ONW ETJ5 S EE-PS THE FIELW. Busr Cunbj I'mplc (VlehriitioB or thf Fourth Iniirirmoiil in IV Cs at, Juno 2!.-Preparations are bring made to hold e!lrntion here which will N the first rxrr ttM in Canby. Thr MoUI I hand has been ongngpd for th invasion, mill together with mulch ponr of Nil, th nuvs and other srHirts Oiore will he plenty of amusement for oh) mid young. Sirawberrie are iboitl mne but raher riea and wild blackberries are coming in to till th vacancy. Th annual camp meeting roimutnc July 1 lasting until (he tlth. Weldon Shank, David Cox anil Millard Ie. delcirates tot lie grand lodge of Hood Templars returned from the grand session last Thursday. They aay the member-hip Li now about HX, an increase over last year's report of about 4N. James Hodger is tearing out the artition in the back part ol his store building, mak ing the room alxut Fifteen feet longer and is tilling op his shelves with a first class line of goods for tin summer trade. E. Dodge, oT Michigan, has rented the old A. T. Pi mill building or Albert Mart and has put hi a shingle mill catting 30 M a day. Mr. Hutcheraon, the livery stahle man, has purrhv-d a three seated hack anil will carry passengers to Soda Springs this sum mer. R. Bremer has purchased a lot of S. Mathew and is building a cottage thereon. Mark Oodown lias purvliased a lot of II. A. Lee, and is building himself a neat little dwelling. Mr. Dick of Harrisbnrg, Pennsylvania, lias purchased ten acres ot the riiilander l.ee estate for f J50, Miss Bessie Wells is just closing a success ful term of school in district No. IS, and next Friday there will a grand picnic in the grove near the school house in honor of the occasion, everybody cordially invited to attend. NFWS FRO BAKLOW. The lVaiocrslir Kutiflratlon at Seedy Sews of the Tow a. Barlow June 27. Sam iel P. I'titman, the freethought orator, will speak in Har low ballon the eveuingof July ft. The democratic rally at Needy last Sat urday passed ofT with some enthusiasm. The nail wascrowded to its utmost raacitv but fully as many republicans occupied the seats as democrats. L'ncle Billy Yauglian held the crowd for some lime on the tarill question. The enthusiasm grew upon him as he proceeded until he was obliged to shuck Ilia coat. Others followed and to gether with the music furnished by the Molalla brass band the evening passed an ay with aume considerable spiritof enthusiasm. Several land sales were recorded this week in Barlow A Co s., ottice. Camp meeting at Cauby will commence July 1st and continue for two weeks. A larg attendance is looked for. Hon. D. W. Smith and wife of Port Townsend, Wash., are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Jessie. They will remain a few weeks. Miss M. E. Barlow came up from Port land Sunday to visit her parents- She will leave Friday for a trip th cough California with M'. and Mrs. Tyler Woodward. Mr. James Thornton, of Oshkosh. Wis., a shingle machine manufacturer, was seen in town a tew days last week looking over our water power. From Wilhoit Springs. Wu hoit. June 24. Farmers are com mencing haying. Hay is about an average crop this year. I Campers are beginning to roll in to the springs. Mr. McLaren is making consider-1 able improvements, building a large barn, j a new store, and doing some fencing. The Southern Methodists closed a week campmeethig at Teazle Creek last Sunday, and while there were but few conversions the people in the vicinity enjoyed a rare treat in hearing a number of sermons by Rev. Mr. Wilson from San Francisco. It is not olten one hears bible texts handled in as masterly a manner, not only fioiuabible standpoint but from a scientific standpoint as well, as Mr. Wilson handles his subjects. George Swope closed one of the most suc cessful terms of school last Tuesday we have ever had, and in the evening ave an enter tainment by the pupils which was a decided success and ei'ioved bv everyone present, Mr. Thomson, cur school superintendent j was present and recited " Darius Green and his Hying machine" in his inimitable man-; tier, bringing down the house and closing the evening! with buch a good hearty laugh j as to shake the cobwebs all out of one's 1 hroat and lungs. The directors have of fered Mr. Swope the m-hnol tor the winter term at an increase of wages which is good evidence of the high esteem in which they hold him as a teacher. Axon. FB0X MABKS PRAIRIE. Another Viewjof the Needy Celebration borhooi Notet. -Heigh- Masks Pkairie, June 28. Haying is ' full blast and the weather is just right for harvest. Thomas Marks returned from the Klam ath lake country last; Tuesday and rerts crop prospects as not very flattering in that section. Mr. and Mrs. Rosenstein, of Portland, are visiting with the family of J. F. May. Mrs. Koscnstein is a sister of Mr. May. Frank May has just started up his new mower. He says it 'a the boss. It cuts off the grass jnat on top of the ground. Quite a large amount of improvements are being made on the prairie, among which may be mentioned the large hop house of Dr. M. Giesy, the new dwelling of J. H. (Sutherland, and hop house of 0. Ko cher. The hop industry on our prairie is developing very fast, several large new yards having been eet out this year. The hop lice can be found in a number of yards but they do not seem to be so nuraeroua a. last year at this lime. But o one can tell at yet what damage they will h likely to do, A number of onrfun-lovtng prairia folks took in the o-called democratic rally, or ratification meeting at the Needy aeliool house last Saturday evening. The Molalla bind was engaged to try to draw a crowd. Win, Yauglian as chid orator and the big gun of the alitor The black-whiskered ed itor from Oregon t'lty was n't in it a little bit, lie sialyl tlmt he could n't stak for ten dollars, which lad was a stale joke to those who have read his sheet for the past six months. This allair was siipoaed to have been gotten up to ratify the election of the democratic candidate ot this county but strange to say not one of their names was mei'tioiied by the silver-tongued orators. Some one limit a large bonfire out in the yard wi.ich proved t 1 the greatest attrac tion, for it was not long until the sM'akrra were talking to empty bench. It was in deed a wry interesting meeting. A few of our ieple attended the Sumlay school picnic held last Saturday at tlra ha.u's hall and report having had a good time. No man has ever been nominated three times and elected twice loth presidency and never will he. (H-casiomsU MEW 3 KKi-M HAKyl AM. Big Cherry Crop-rtenle at Klllott mdrU Nutes of toner) Interest. M vaiU AM, June 2$. Tho weather at th present writing, to say the least, tsextreiuely warm. The cherry crop is simply immense, and the small Ivy groans In agony as he climbs th (ce. tlrandma West is quite ill, hut hopes are entertained tliat she will soon recover. Stewart A Knight, the Molalla mill men, have established a lumber yard at Manpiam. Mis laiv av cl"sl A successful term of school in the Heaver t'nek district Friday. Schod Smeri ien ei t Thomson visited Munpiam Thu'sility. Mrs. 1. H. Jol. i. son. of Astoria, i"visiting friends at this i Ime II is week. Hay harvest is n lull blast. The erupts onlv an a enure. lavid and It- l rl West, ol Weslport, vis ited il.eir h vuli n -other this week. Quite a number of Mruainiles attended the picnic at K liott I'mirie last Saturday. Tliey report h.ivi g had a good time as it was the first p i- if the season. Henry llioiup-n. for lerly ol this place out i' en..iis''i i . i'oriland as an electri cian, is visiii g the old home and friends this week. K. 11. Sv.lt has several teams engaged in nanling lumber (or Ins new mill at Wood burn. ! !' camp n.ovii g m der the auspices of Hi l-'f-e MethiKtists at S nek's mills closed last Smtlay nielli T he it uliarity of their meetings drew a large crowd. Our citizens will celebrate the glorious Fourth at Siiverrton where it is eipected the eagle will scream as it never screamed lie lore, ani t .e , atri otic cttiiens will be per mitted to plmk lis gaudy plumage and re joice in freedom. Hi.L'I Jay. Starmnt Items. MiBaor, June 25. Cherries are scarce nd bints plentilul. , Those wishing a taste of cherries must eat tlieni green. Lumber is being hauled for I. Shelton's new house. Charley Kylersold his quarter section to Mr. Helms for J. 0 Mr. Ascliotf has sold his flock ef goats. Superintendent Thomson honored our school with his presence last week. It is said that Diainon Hoffman enlisted lor three years as a soldier on the Charles ton. Miss Lilly Larkin came from Portland last Monday and is now visiting her sister, Mrs. Hosch. Mr. and Mrs. McGugin went to Portland yesterday. Fred Sievers, jr., still employs a crutch to ussist him in his wanderings. His sprained ankle is slowly gaining strength. The Cltlfside school closed Thursday with literary exercises. Many visitors were pres ent. The teacher, Miss Addie Herrick, is going to San Francisco next week on an ex tended visit. We wish her a pleasant time. Ytno spent a dcligh'ful evening lust Wednesday in Wm. Pickens's tine straw berry patch. .Strawberry growing bids fair to become an important industry here. The season is later and the Portland market could be supplied with berries from these foothills long after the strawberry season of the valley has ended. Mr. Pickens took a load to Portland and proved they could be carried in good order. Vkno, Butteville News Items. Bittivillk, June 27. The excursion from here to Aurora yesterday was a suc- cess. The people that went had a good time. The Aurora band is the boss band to play for an excursion, at lea-d the people s.wmcd to think so. W. R. Hcheurer has his new house near- ing completion. It will he a credit to the t iwn. J. S, Vaugjnin also has a nice house nearly ready to move into. S. A. Ilogun who put up a saw mill near j I here in the spring, is overrun with orders, I and the wagons stand ready to haul the lumber as fast as it comes from the saw. 0. H. Cone had the misfortune to lose a fine colt lately by a man running into it with a wagon. The man seemed to be drunk as he wanted the whole road, and though Mr. Cone gave him all the road he could he still managed to hit the colt. The fanners are utilizing this fine weather to get in their clover. Miss Alice Downing school in district No. !2 (Kramieii's) will close next Friday. Clackamas Notes. Clackamas, June 2-1. The C'iackamas club accepted the challenge of the Oregon City champions of the diamond and played Sunday, June 2'ith, on the grounds at Ore gon City. At the commencement the visit ing club fared poorly; their pitcher threw wild and the city boys were jubilant and pre dicted an easy victory over the " hayseeds," as they called the visitors. The country boys rallied, however, their pitcher pitched and the visitors won by A score of 10 to 14. Manager Kelly was pleasant, some of his men were pretty frigid. The Clackamas boys want their city friends to come and play them again and promise every atten tion. There ii great interest In the apprachlng Fourth of July celebration Reports Indi cate a good crowd from Kaglw Crwk, Da mascus, l) wham, Pleasant Valley, Milwau kee and Park Place. The spuria promise to I excellent and a good tint la antlciivatcd. There ia to be a ball at night. The grounds are at th junction of th Oregon City and Clackamas roads, with good water and plenty of shade. Them ere four alliance members Initiated Saturday evening at Clackamas and live at Iaina.vus. Tkkn . HAD TKAKROW KSt'At'K, Rail Case uf n.iMii!"r -Utneral News of HikxI View, Hivp View, June 3it'--ll. 11, Kymaii came near losing his lit last Wednesday from squirrel poison. He had a few snmll scratches on th hark of hbi hand and cpened a can ot the wheat for th purpose of poisoning som squirrels, when th strychnine dust oil th wheat got In the cratches and soon lie was in awry bad con dition and but for the timely arrival ot a physician his recovery w as doubtful. John Boston is still very low. He. suf fered a sttok of ralysis and (bough lie Is now able to talk he is not likely to he ahl to walk again. Mrs. I Brow u It also quit 111. (rant I.yncolntaylorand wile have moved with his futher and his unci to hit new lions. ' Sherwood it to celebrate th coming Fourth in good style and all are Invited. L. R, Hiv! has a new picket fence around his yanl. J. Vaughan I just putting the finishing touches on his new house ami will soon he ready to nioe In. The Wilsonville and Aurora baa ball nines plav just for fun today and will plsy for something hotter soon. 1). B. Mllwanke Items. Milwackik, June 2S. flary A Wissinger are stocking up with fir works this week. anticititig a glorious Fourth, The tiermau Methodist camp meeting closed Sunday evening with a farewell serv ice after two weeks ol succevsful work. Four converts w ereobttineil. A very large crowd was in attendance every day and evening during the time. The motor !ine is very close.' They are now grading ad erecting jmles through J. H. Ijimbert's place. Miss Anna Young has returned home after teaching a term of school atClarkes, The Young People's Christian Kndeavor Society met Monday evening. A large num ber of our young tolka were present and took part in reading from the bible and sing ing. All that can are requested to be in at tendance next Wednesday evening. The meeting to be held in the Episcopal church. Business of importance will be transacted, M. M. HliH-h, of Portland, was in town last week. Resolution. The Oregon City board of trade at a special meeting June Zt, adopted the following resolutions of respect to Julius Logua : Whereas, The reaper Death ha again en tered onr midst and removed from our membership Julius Logus, therefore Resolved, That by this sudden visitation this board and the business community lose a trusted, honored and useful member who ever labored zealously to promote the interests ot both. He was thoroughly iden tified with us in spirit, and could always be relied upon to aid with a liberal hand any worthy object. Cool, careful, conservative yet cautious, his business judgment was safe, his influence potent, and his efforts well directed. He therefore tilled an im portant place in the composition of this community, and his decease in the prime of life and in the midst af his uselulness leaves a vacant spot which will not soon Is? tilled. Resulved, That we hereby tender the Im mediate lamily and relaihea our heartfelt sympathy. . Resolved, That these resolutions he spread upon the records of this board, and a copy engrossed and duly signed hy our president and secretary and sent to the family uf de ceased. There are 04, SOU sheep in Gilliam county, all free from scab. Two smalt bands had been slightly atlecte 1 by scab, which, by the way, was imported into the county, but they have been thor oughly dipped and ar3 now cured, A movement is on foot looking to the establishment of a college at Junction City, which will be under the manage ment of the synod of the Cumberland I'rcHhyterian church. Iiev. Mr. iliair, of KiiL'one, expressed himself greatly : pleased with the location and Krnunils j which have oeen tendered lor the es tablishment ol a college, i tin site, re ferred to is on the east, hide, on ground formerly belonging to the Muck e-itate. Articles of incorporation have been Hied at The Dalles by tba Columbia River Glass Works; location of works at Grand Dulles, Wash., and the prin cipal office at The Dalles, Or Capital stock, $250,000, divided into 2500 shures. The incorporators are F. I". Vandeiiburg, Charles W. Harter, G. K. Burtiside and O. D. Taylor. From ap trances The Dalles Times-Mountaineer judges this to be a scheme to boom and induce the sale of some more lots among ihr sand dunes and rock piles of Rockland, Wash., alia.1 North Dalles, alias Grand Dalles . Used ia Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard, U & liO rixxi Receiving New Spring and Summer Goods To talk about politics or anything t'lso, Hut if you wish to talk ahout (1001) (J001f ami I,0V .'KICKS, wo art at vour scrvico. We will quote a few hart! hitters: 5 gallons best Pearl Oil, - S0.85 3 pounds Arbuckle'g Coffee, S.65 22 pounds Nice C Sugar, - - $1.00 lUiiUlers' llanhvare ami NaiU at Portland prices, ami all other goods in jroMrtioi). Our stock of Hoots and Shoos will suit the most fastidious. There is no better lino of Hats and Caps in Clackamas Count v. Wo are receiving a complete lino of 1KY (JOOOS and MILMNKKY direct fi om the Kast. which we will sell at Prices that will surprise you. Ciivo us a call and bo convinced. Carlton & Rosenkrans' New Cash Store, Louder in Low Prtcff for ClaokutniiH County. s iHMior A ' " Crescent Wudgos (warranted.) H A S l'roof Chains. Aroado Files, llojie. C'roHcont Mcvl Loggers ami WoihI Choppers Specialties. Oregon City Agent, WIIO.NACOOK The Klslmaj at the Fall. The following corrtaiondonre in rela tion to the matter ol overcoming the fall of the Willamette to that food rtslms ran ascend the river will prove Intenwting reading to all who 'eel any concern about having mod fishes In the upper Willamette: AsToaiA, Or., Juna U, lr..-Dsta 8ia: I am greatly interested in the matterof a Hall way at the falls ol the Willamette, and at i the last session af the legislature I drafted a hill for an appropriation of t-'"n for the purHise, ami Mr. Minto, of your city, In triHiticed it in the house, where it passed with some amend ineuln. but It failed to pa the senate for some reason. amiUil con tiilent that a gisul and substantial tishway can be co'istrni teil at the falls for the ahove amount, and if you think the eople of the Willamette valley will urge their senators and representativas to work for the passage of such a bill I will, when thu water Is low during the summer, make a careful ciauiin ation of the fails, and furnish the legisla ture with in v hi n s of ii li-dmay, which I am confident will Is- permanent and will let all the fish up that Idi in go. Ill regard to the information you wish for to send to Mr. McDonald I will give you us near as I have been able Pj usccriain at present and will add more if ' nece-sajy. Vours truly, I'. ('. Rrv.ii. Astokh, Or., June II, s:rj. !ek Hik: In reply to your request I forward lo vou the following in regard to the Willamette river: Varieties of fish now found there are: bullhead, carp (ierman ; carp- scale; chub, crawfish, lnuiwr eel, minnow, salmon -Chinook, occasionally found above the falls; steelheads. same as chlnook ; scullpln fresh water; sucker ; trout bhtck-spotted, Dolly varden, brook, mountain. Of the ahove, carp, suckers, chubs and minnows, are found to lie tlio most nhimihm!. Highest temper ature in summer Is .'.'i to it) deg. Water plants not very iihumhtiit except in lagoon anil sloughs, lloltont, sand and gravel. K. C. Rkmi. Letter I.Ui. The following is the list of letters remain, ing in the post olllce at Oregon City. Oregon, July 1. Isle.'; Auibroze, MrHanto Haines, Miss Kva M Auston, Jennie I'enrson, James Ilrowu, A. I. Richard, Joseph IJrompkiti.Mrs Tina If culled for, please sny when 'advertised, E. M. RANDH, I'. M. Sickness comes uninvited, and strong men and women are forced to employ means to restore their health and strength. The most successful of all known remedies for weakness, the origin of all diseases, is Dr ,1. If. McLean's Hlrengtlienitig Cordial and iilood Puri fier. Baking Powder o uuceme 11 1. WK A KM TOO miSY UAlWHlOnST & COMPANY, IM Front Stnwtf HARDWARE .rrtUml. Uncoil, North (era Aftftiu for ATKI1VS SAWS -PUnnnnt. Une tweldaat TuttMn.ih .- - Itoiier Uiiea -OUm Snwl. Saw. MAir-jituAfVN hi'!;' V'-.I " Vv'V-,vi GRAND 8 THOS. CHARMAN & SON -AT piora DR6SSG00DS In the latest styles and designs, some hcautiftil patterns ata price nevei before ofl'eivd in Oregon City. CLOTHING Kxtra largo lino of Men's and Hoys', clothing, of the host . grade of goods in tho market. fcHHTSifr In any size, shape and stylo from one dollar up to tho host Stetson. Embracing a well selected lino of Ties, Negligee shirts Hosiery and Underwear. Lead in quality of goods handled. GIVE THEM A CALL. GEORGE BROUGHTON, MANUKACTURKK UK AM. KINDS OF FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER. FULL STOCK OF FL00RINO, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH. Special Bills Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Strent, OKEOON CITY, OR. SMS. Cnnby, Or, -OF- THE- Cut to Order. OPENING STORE.