Oregon City enterprise., March 31, 1893, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY. MAKCH 31. ISM.
Gladstone.
New conditions have arisen in Oregon
City with the advent o( motor lines ami
cheap and quick transit. Purchasers
will not be contented to select permanent
homes in suburbs that heretofore have
been considered available People will
travel on electric motor lines and it
can't be stopped Gladstone is the
finest location for a city in Oregon. A
beautiful colored lithographic map of
this handsome tract can be had by call
ing at the office of the company, Main
street. II. E. Choss,
Agent.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Frobate court will convene next Mon
day. On Wednesday the county commis
sioners meet for April session.
The old sash and door factory is dis
mantled. No more will the hum of
wood working machinery be heard com
ing from its doors. Tuesday was the
last day for the old mill and on Wednes
day morning the men began taking down
their machines and moving them across
to the new mill where such of them as
are adapted to the work, will bo used tn
connection with the new machines to in
crease the capacity of the null. The
new forty horse boiler has been set in
place ; the engino is ready for steam and
connections will lie made today so that
the wheels can be set in motion if desir
ed, but it is not expected that the ma
chinery will be ready to run before the
first of the week when the wheels of the
new mill will probably be set in motion.
This mill will be one of the best equip
ped sash and door factories on the coast,
when everything is completed and will
have a capacity surpassing the present
mill by several fold.
Wantkd, Bacon, Lard, Wheat
Oats at the Park Place store .
and
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The tight rope show on Wednesday was
fake Anv hodr could do as much.
The latest in visiting cards at the En
tfrpkisk Oefick. Prices to suit you.
Both the Imperial and Brick mills are
closed down for an unlimited time.
The two foot smoke stack for the sash
mid door mill was taken down yesterday.
The Hattie Belle came down the river
on Tuesday wi:h a raft of logs for Brough
ton's mill.
Money to loan on g. od inside Oregon
City property at 8 per cent. Wads 11.
Si-enckr, Oregon City.
The new coffer dam being built above
the pulp n.ill is nearly ready to sink to
the bottom of tiie river.
Elizabeth Wagner and Henry Hazel
line were married by Judge Fonts on
Tuesday of this week.
x ins city now nas ten saloons and a-e
plication is to be made at the next meet
ing of the council for the 11th.
The first of the two big digestors at
the 'Willaiiiette paper mill is expected to
be readv for a boil next week.
Through the courtesy of Homer A.
Kruse, a member of the graduating class
for 1803 for the conservatory of music of
the Willamette University, we have re
ceived a neat invitation to attend the
fifth annual musical recital to be given
March 29 th in the evening. Mr Kruse
will appear four times in the program,
an evident recognition of his abilty as a
musician.
Scores are being cured by the famous
Rheumatic Seaweed Compound. Ask
your neighbors what It is doing for them.
This medicine is highly praised not only
for its rheumatic cures but for neuralgia,
old sprains, etc., and inwardly for colic,
cholera and diarrhiea. Sold at $1 per
bottle by G E. Hargreaves, South Mad
ison street, Oregon City.
Senator liordou Hayes and wife ac
companied by their daughter Hattie re
turned from a trip through Southern
Oregon and Northern California on Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Hayes's health is
much improved by a course of treatment
Koblnann-l'nchraue .Nuptials,
j Ist Saturday evening the family and
immediate relatives assembled at the
pleasant home of II. Cochrane and wife
in this city to witness the marriage of
their daughter Nettle to J. B. Hohinson
of San Francisco. The rooms were
artistically decorated for the occassion ;
the hall with wild grape and bright
colored roses, the dining room with
evergreen and yellow join-nils and the
parlor with ferns and while carnations
and petunias. In the southeast corner
of the parlor was the wedding arch from
which depended the wedding bell of
white carnations and petunias upon a
ground work of green ferns and mosses,
from which there hung pendant a
beautiful calla lily clapper. Beneath
this bell and within the arch, the bride
and groom stood, having marched into
the room to the strains of Mcndlosohn's
wedding march, played by Miss Hattie
Cochrane. The bride was dressed in
neat tan traveling costume, in which,
despite the plain color she appeared very
beautiful. The impressive Episcopul
wedding service was pronounced by
Rev. Win. K. Powell of East Portland;
following which and congratulations
there was served an elegant wedding
dinner. Munv costly and lieautifiil
presents were bestowed UHn the bride
in token of the love and esteem in which
she is held by her associates in this
community. The happy couple hud
arranged to take the Southern Pacific
train for San Francisco, and there was
only time for hurried good byes after
the wedding dinner before they were
hurried into the carriage amid a shower
of rice and old shoes, the abundance of
which presaged good luck and happiness
in full measure. At the depot a large
crowd of Mrs. Robinson's associatesjiiad
gathered to bid her farewell and to wish
j the couple a safe and pleasant journey
I both to San Francisco, their destination
; and through life,
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will make
THE LEADING GROCERY HOPS
The Most Complete
and only first
class
GROCERY
Quality consider
ed, our prices are
always the lowest.
InitKirters ami (Mors in
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on Family wm
Selected Teas.l'uro Coffees & Spicos.
Butter&Clieesefrombcstdairics
Fruit and VonvtaMes in Season.
Business Conduct
On Business Print
One Price to
Positively no
necticn with
advertising sen
Cor. 7th & Madison, Shively Building, Oregon Ci
PERSONAL NOTES.
Geo. A. Harding was down to hear
Nye and Burbank on Monday evening
and passed a most enjoyable evening.
The sheriff expects to be ready to
collect taxes by the first of April. He
wants you to come early to avoid the
lUsll.
Rev. G. W. Gibony hv request repeat
ed an excellent sermon which he
preached a short time ago, the subject
being. "Truth."
For Sale, At a bargain, two lots and
house in central location and good
neighborhood. Owner going to leave
town. Inquire at this office. 3t
Parties who have business in Canby
will find it to their interest to stop at the
Canby house, wheie "mine genial host'
Wm. Philips holds the fort.
Fred Zollnt r the Canby photographer
is prepared to do any work in his line
in artistic manner. Call on him when
you want to see how you look.
Go to the Park Place ttore for jour
boots and shoes. They wear longer and
give better satisfaction than to pay a big
price for cheap ones that cost you equal'
ly as much.
The biggest single mail that has ever
come to Oregon City post office arrived
last Monday night, when besides the
pouch, there were fifteen sacks mostly
well filled.
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wiiicn sue look at 1'ie vurm .springs in . tlieir home in San Francisco where the
Southern Oregon. J groom is engaged in the employ of the
Some miscreant not having the fear of j Southern Pacific engineering depart
the Lord before his eyes cut the tine ! m,'nt- He is highly spoken of by those
plate glass windows in the Masonic and w,, know 111111 1,1,(1 'he Kntkiii'Iiisk joins
Odd Fellow's buildings with a diamond . 'ltl' Illttny "'ends here in wishing the
on Monday night. E. E. Williams who i couple much joy.
occupies the masonic building will will
ingly pay a reward for the apprehension
oi the party who did the deed.
Nick Story is
making bis side hill
home fairly shine with improvements.
Where but a short time since weie rocks
and stumps galore, he now has a neat
cottage, terraced garden, and in a few
weeks will have flowers and vegetables
in abundance. Work tells.
The contract for grading the Glad
stone Branch of the East Side Electric
Railway has been let Jo John Tyacke
who will begin grading as soon as the
weather will permit.
On 1 riday last there was born to the
wife of P. F. Morcy of this city a son,
weight eight pounds. The father is
delighted and mother and child are
getting along nicely.
Tuesday evening was regular drill
night for Achilles Division and Capt. Al
Wrerlein of Portland was present by in
vitation and gave the boys the benefit of
his long experience.
Frank Zollener was a caller at this
office on Tuesday on his way home from
Portland where he had been to purchase
a new lot of ohotographer's material for
bis gallery in Canby.
W. C. Billings who for a long time has
been administering to the tonsorial wants
of the masculine portion of this commun
ity, has purchased a shop at Gervais, to
which place he has moved with his fam
ily. Success go with him.
Hamilton & Washburn can fit your
boy out with a stylish suit for f 1.75, a
pair of school shoes for $1.00 and a good
felt hat for 50 cents. Call in and we will
treat you well and save you money.
Wm. A. Ackerman has changed
the appearance ot his cigar and con
fectionery store by placing fancy count
ers on each side, rounded off to meet the
eide walls. To reach the card and bil
liard room one must now pass between
the counters in the center of the store.
Numerous reports have been in circu
lation to the effect that the Southern
Pacific was intending to put on hourly
suburban service between Portland and
this city, but inquiry fails to record any
foundation for this report in official
circles.
The
Circuit Court Suits.
The following actions were begun in
I circuit court during the week: J. J.
I.eavitt vs. J. P. Boen. Transcript from
justice court, judgment entered.
Julius Elirman et al vs. L. Roquert
Transcript from justice court, district '
No. 5. Judgment entered in hen
docket.
Viola Stubbs vs. John Stubbs o
plication for divorce, 8. Huelafr for
plaintiff.
.ludge McBride who is holding court
at Hillsboto was home Tuesday even
ing on a brief visit.
Hon. E. M. Hurtmun of Marquum
spent Wednesday In the city attending
to business matters.
Dr. Hickman of Clackamas was in the
city on Wednesday. He reortM the
smalliiox at an end in and around Clack
ainas. Hon. L. T. Burin was spending some
time in town the first of the week super
intending repairs alnjiit his house on
lower Main street.
Bishop Morris, who recently returned
from the Fust where he had ln-en for
some time occiiH'd (he St. Paul's pulpit
Wednesday evening.
II. S, Strange left on Thuisday for a
brief trip southward, going first to
Corvallis, nnd afterward to r.ouglua
county to visit big parents.
Two hobos with a buck saw worked
Piety hill on Wednesday, at least one of
them diil the work while his tl took u
needed rest i tie stoiy tolil was that
he wished to borrow money to send
word to his sick mother who lived be
yond the school house that he would be
home soon. He asked at Henry Mid
drum's for 15 cents, ut F. R. Charman's
for 35 cents, at C. O. T. Williams' for 50
cents and at C. Bulicock's for III) cents.
His labor so fur as heard from was fruitless.
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Butteville, Canby
was recently laid out by the county
court, has been abandoned, as much of
the way traversed by it is low bottom
ground, and an attempt will be made to
have it located on the county line be
tween Clackamas and Marion counties.
Rev. P. B. Williams will preach at
the TJ. B. church Saturday night and
Sunday morning. The woman's mis
sionary meeting will be conducted by
Mrs. Williams beginning at 7 o'clock
sharp.
Spring and Summer goods constantly
arriving at the Park Place store. New,
fresh, stylish and attractive, they are
just the goods you are looking for for
your new spring outfits.
A delegation of Red Men came up
from Portland Wednesday evening and
pow wowed with Waucheno tribe
No. 13. They spent a pleasant evening,
returning at 10 o'clock.
At a meeting of the school board held
on Wednesday evening, the plans of
S. E. Maxon for a new school building
were adopted. The building is to be
of wood with a stone foundation and is to
which contain six rooms at first. Mr. Maxon
is to enter into bonds that the six rooms
shall not cost to exceed $11000. Bids
will be asked for in about a week.
The more Chuiiiberlain's cough rem
edy is used the better it is liked. We
know of no other remedy that gives sat
isfaction. It is good when vou first
catch cold. It is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
It is good in any kind of a cold. We
have sold twenty five dozen of it and
every bottle bus given satisfaction.
Stedman & Friedman, druggists. Minn
esota Lake, Minn. 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. A. Hardidin.
HILL k GLASS,
The Clothiers, Hatters and Furnish
C. P. WINKSKT.
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wixkskt & scitirriritK,
UNDERTAKERS & EMBALMEF
Largest stock of Collins and Caskets kept South ol Portland. Alao cloth ci
and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies It uriut Kobei and
Gents' Burial Holies in stock
Also Wagon and Cau iao Making, Horso SI
lot'in"
nnd
ml lilacksinithing on short mitico.
Fish, Finn .At Humphrey's fish
The East Side Kailwav Comnanv dues
not propose to stop at the city's niiiner-' "'"rket all kinds of fresh nnd salt water
You will be fooled if you don't goto UH cross walks strung along four or five "'', lobsters and oysters. Live
I to a block, hut has put up signs at the 1 """sweii cnicKens. t ree delivery to
! all parts of the
hear the Georgia minstrels at Shiyely's
oira house on Saturday night. The
gieut and only Billy Kersands, who is
advertised to "make a mule laugh" is
with the company. Seats are going like
i.oicaices ai tne postoitice and ii you
want a good one you will have to buy
soon.
street corners reading, "cars stop here."
The huge stump extractor made by
s city .
On Tuesday evening there was a
pleasant gathering at the Congrega
tional church, intended as a reception
to their popular pastor, M. Angulo
Dougherty, In addition to the sociul
feature which was greatly enjoyed by
all, there was presented a well selected
musical and literary program of much
merit.
The PortlandGeneral Electric company
is building an office, store house and
j work room adjoining their engineering
office in the big warehouse. It is being
j fitted up in good shape. The office will
be occupied by C. G. Miller who has
I have a few thousand left to loan on charge of the Oregon City business.
good, Clackamas county farms or good i ,. ...77 ; ,
inside Oregon City property. Wade H. ' "' f .'"
Spencer, Oregon City, Or. he c.,ly y"rdBy takmg up a Hubscrip-
hwii iwi uio jYiiuA uujjiiy , wiiu will HUI-
Father Hillebrand with the assistance
of his excellent choir and the fine orches
is making an extra effort to have some
excellent musical services on Easter.
me i-oriinnu ueneral r.lectric company
is ready for shipment, but will not
brought up till the Tualatin dock
ready .
Lamps, crockery and glassware of fac
I tory prices. New invoice just received
i fr,.., tl... ,.ul U'lll ..... 1 I I
be' movnnv. II ill IKJb IIU UimcmOltl.
. See Bellomy A Busch. x
Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and
all other blanks at the Entkiii'iiisk of-
George Brouirhtnn
logging camp on the Molalla. Wednesday ' fi''- IVtlu"iI,rir,,Hl
evening. He has 2,000,000 feet of logs
in the Molalla, and a large gang of
drivers at work with a good stage of
water to run them down on.
The new rector of St. Paul's parish,
Rev. J. A. Eckstorm from Chicago who
recently graduated from the theolog
ical seminary will be here Sunday to
preach his first sermon.
Last week A. S. France had sent to
turn Irom N;a Side a fine bo of mi.r
clams, fat and juicy. He was kind
to his neighbors, who enjoyed the bi-
vaiyes very much.
The west side of Main street appears
strange without the mass of overhead
electric wires. wlnYli Imi.u 1. ...., . i
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F" " uongoia i ier a severe loss hy tne destruction of i to the east si,l nl !,. ,ir....i
snues lor your Dany ai tne rarK riace tlieir household effects on account of
Baled hay and si raw for sale by the
ton or bale, 1J miles from town, at L.
H. Andrew's place, Mt. Pleasant, x
store for 50 cents,
cents to $1 .
Usual price from 75
Rev. John Parsons who was formerly
pastor of the M. E. church was in the
city on Wednesday.
Flanagan & Cole will move into the
Burmeister building with their saloon on
the first of April.
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money 10 loan on good tarms at s per
cent. Call on Wadb H. Spencer,
Oregon City.
The Courier is planning to blossom out
as a daily. This is a move in the right
direction.
The citizen's meeting called for the
third of April has been postponed till
the 5th.
J. M. Findley accompanied by his
daughter Lucy was in the city on Wed
nesday.
We would be fooled if pleasant weather
should come for a change.
Taxes can be paid April 1st and no
foolishness abont it either.
L. Royal of Portland was in the city on
Wednesday.
small pox.
With an 80-foot boulevard leading
from the west end of the bridge up to
the Tualatin and down to the beautiful
spring at its mouth without one hill to
interfere, there will be Borne pleasure in
keeping a horse and carriage in Oregon
City.
Could the liens that laid them, see the
many colored hen fruit that will suddenly
show up on Sunday morning they would
doubtless be astonished at the accumula
tion of rings, streaks and spots marking
their products.
The sale of seats for beautiful Carolyn
Gage's engagement in "The Celebrated
Case" and the "The Honeymoon" at
the postoffice is lively and indications
point toward a large sale.
On Tuesday the Park Place school
district voted dy 24 to 7 to issue $3000
bonds to pay off debts incurred in build
ing school bouse and for running ex
penses during tha coming year.
Caolyn Gage who is to appear tt
Shively's opera house is spoken of by
our contemporaries in the highest terms
of praise.
This settles it. Noah's ark was built
of Oregon timber and sailed away from
the Willumette Valley. The olive leaf
and landing were found elsewhere.
The Oregon City base ball club is
meeting with good success in securing
players to make up its nine. We will
have a good club.
In the line of furniture, carpets, win
dow shades, wall paper, lounges and
mattresses you can beat Portland prices
by calling in the Oregon Cilv bunk
block under the Entkhchisk office, x
Buy your boy or girl a pair of those
school house shoes that they are offering
at the Park Place Store from 75 cents to
$1.35 according to size.
Old papers for underlaying carpet at
this office.
School deportment curds one cent
each, good for term, at the Kntkiimiihk
office.
Lounges, chairs, ot,.., upholHtercvl at
Hobnaii & Wulliiig's. All work guar
anteed. ii air all your old lounges lor
little money and they will bo good as
new.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City ut the Entkhi-hisk office.
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economical buyer. Bki.i.omyA Bi scii. if
Looking Forward.
Judging the future by the past, no Baking Powder in the
near future will in any way approach the superior qualities and
purity of
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
The Queen of all the Baking Powders in purity, strength
wholesomeness and efficacy. The favorite in every kitchen '
Dr. Price's is a Pure Cream of Tartar Baking Powder' and
- r i r 7 uuici mat it must
witnout a rival in the future as in the past
NperuliKlnii l4iigrru
Scarcely a day puws withoi
the news of soiiim Urrgn failure flu
over the wires the Usual result ol
illation in stock oriuimn equally di
oils venture. The snine electric ci
carries to dear distunl friend the sii
nigs of death ol loved ones too
the result ut NNM'iiUtion in patenl
triiins. Moore's Kcvealcd Urine
no speculation but is sold on pt
guarantee. o not fail to go to
druggist and ack for your money
satislied. We know you will g
buy another lxiltlu. For sale I
druggists
Plnt ti Orchard.
Walling .Wurrinh, the Oswego
seryinen, oiler the llnent selecti
fruit trees eversold in Clackamas
ty at prices within the reach o
Call and examine Humpies of theii
"d get prices at I'. T. Barlow's
Oregon City.
Have Itriuoved.
.'Id-jors Wow, in E.ll. Kelly's bnl
where the remainder of the slock w
dossed out regardless of cost.
L. Mtt;
When one thinks of theTpriecs
have been paying fr thir Ull0,
goods, or bedsteads, it otHtrang
they aro surprised when they
they en get a Hrst-clans spring edg
loungo for 2.fio, mr, ,(!)? (or
box mattress, miw and without a I
ihIi .for $I.(K1; br Imw bedsteads!
Call on Holinan A Wulling am y0,
understand the reasons thereof.
I'llOTIr.'K V. .
"ski.k. insure your
rty in thetiuardian Assurance co
"V of London. Cash H,.tH fu'.'I.OOO
F. E. IloNAI.DSON
Oregon City, Oregd
Now that you are7hhdd"of bui!
and want the very best quality ol
her delivered on short noii,. it
to your interest to reinhmbor that -w
Mill company can supplij
wtl-the best and deliver It at o c
Take your babies t n. v d
andgeta good picture whlb3
have the chance. a
remain
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make very favorable rates on good
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