Oregon City enterprise., June 09, 1893, Image 5

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fituiriKii !iut k Pa kmknt. Wil-
I, ,& Ntnyth, City MnnliHyir Iturliutftun,
: "Thern are fi H.'-Kltl miles
n( -Mlr.lU'il In 1 k 1'nvi'iin'iita In our
i f. Hi" Ami hrlik pavement u
. ! .,J HI August, KH. Kilico (J laid the
J ! 4 tiri' k pnvi'ini'iit. if i oil, it pavement
' i. i Inh'Ii 1 itl on either liiiiin'a or
i, ij.l.'iiro alt rets, imrtaill iImtb I In
II, 4 near lultiri., Il ( In um-on all our
h!ri la ol heavy trail. c, ( 'olil rui tor sru
i - T,inri"l In Kuaimilep, "it 1'oiilit of
il l known iiiuhtli- if hrirk wlilrli ihey
a 4 n iiilrri In furnish; 5 4r ci'iit of
! 4 r.iiilrurl I'Mrn la iriiilred for our
v,j, ii iiivrr liny rJli-imi' fur ri'iturig
i!i V' llvt- iniili'iiul, wlili liwill kliow up
,i lflli( 1 1 1 it I linn'. 1 l,i rriM lit m iil it lull
.,( Our olili al I'flik u v i mi lit la (but-
;. Imrilly any n(n o i'nr iiriM
tiiiji'. St i i l 1 v aiikkliiK, no ii'jmirn liuvo
iiiiininiv; kti fr tin only work
:i pr iii II, la rniH t li U'i'ii tu rlw
r, stlk.t-ii ilui fii ovrr 'oiiik of Hit) lllulfr-
fiiiinl )liiii, wllili (iini't xe
i '.ii'i'il ii',Hirn. (In mriiiinl of Ita
1 suNolllllPaa It la nlllliwt llii'lf
a J I lilmk. Whiln vrry amoolli, it in
il all ll'x'ry.
'fn IIiikk Siiuw. Tim Imrw liow
. ul iIIhIhiiu on h.itunl.iy lt waa writ
' ni!niliii mi'l tlinro waa a kihmI iiailay
( i,l ft- raa mi ruliililtioll. TliO llltflral of
t! 4 f iriiii'ra ati'iui'il tu renli'l inuinly ill
ilhijliruvy ilrnlt Imrwa lilih llii-y llml
, I- tli-r. H.l.ipl.'il to tlirir work Itraiilin
'i Ml h h llii-v olll nrll to ati iit ti iH'lu-r al
' ;ll'.lt'l' W llt'll tliry hit put mi tlii'iiiar
i l A in. in k tin""1 allriirlniK I'li'Hi'u
' I ir aMi'iitimi Ma lint ri r,mii, Blallinn,
i luOvit rrinr vtliomtia itiw lit IcrlliiT
E v. iili u'imhI mi nil n-r of liiit rullx all ol wlnoli
!(! mill iimrkr'l ii in I Irnit to tlirir iit.
. r 0 ' I'rlnrii rarritiil oir tlin lilnii rililion,
. .i il a a ri'ul ,lrjmini to ami liini a
I n i.ini'ti"l iirmiilly aloiiK, tlio fi'tiUT of
j All(fa, .. Hi. mil ly liia colta tliri of
!ili ii liHik iniai' a" aiirkliiK colla anil
m-'t'Cial uh yi'urlliik' mi'l two veur ol.la.
Inif tlm two yi'iiiai olil writfliivl MlM)
) iihIh. It will puy you to a (irove
l iiliid if you arn nt all InU'ivrttt'il In
Ii 'iH'H ami to ilo an you liavi' only to
ii 'p into Nnlilt'tt'a luirn any Tucmluy
nfienioon or Wi'ilni'Hituv morning'
Baymonii r.ict'HHioMiiia. On Mon
i'ii (lieu' w.im i.urty nf lUyuioiul ox
nmnonlHla up lnn from I'ortliintl Imv
t is at lit'i'ti ilruwn tliitlicr ly lliu liope of
iiiittii iiiK a wily aalinon lo lako ttixir
liuoka, I mt Monilay wiiHtiot oim of tin'
i!ujf tliul UmIi at-ro liitiiiK ami tlit'.v wuro
illiiappoinli'il, J)r. Kvciliurt, of Hcran
I n, lVntiHylvaiiia, a nicinlH'r of tlie
iirly, Hiiiil tlmt Ori'ttoti City ri'iiilnilud
liiiQ rn of tlm tuwna in liin ntulo tlutn
i)iif pliiri' Hint lui liuil viniti il aint'C li'uv
ni tlm Kant, nnil mliliil Hint it Imd
liiih'li morn in tlm wityofof fat'toria
iinj mil In tluin uny other town viHitist.
lid wiih iniirh iuipriHiil w ith tin) (reat
("iWit of tlm fiilln nnil milil that with
rii'6 roiintry Imi k of it thin pliiro onulut
i rtiiinly to lict'oiii( ii Krcnt muniifnctiir
ii'ii. i'iiy. Tlm purty left on TuuBiuiy
f'TAIuHkll.
I .
Ij iMiuiit Havk Hkkn. An Hoi'iihint
happened ut Ihti liomu of ('. Ilotiorg on
'IuH(hiy (iveninu which rt'Htilteil inont
fit v'oru lily for all nineiirned ainee nch
im',Ii.im fri'tuinlly tumUli tlm initteriul
' r. f.tlul luiNliapH. MrH. lliiherx and
tl. 'Uliler weru ut liomu nlono in tlie
''viiint(and liinl a Untiled lump nut titu
"n tlm ornan wlien in boiiiu wuy it wus
"inet and fell upon thu lloor unit broku
m ot i u 1 1 in tlm full to permit tlm oil to
nitiont. Thin at otieo eiiut?iit tiro nnd
tint fur tlm imiiiediatu prenenee of mind
( Mih. Iloliertf the Iiouhu liuiHt have
I'l-rlHlied. She ut tineo threw tlm lump
"'"J hurninjj conteiitH out of dixiru and
'lined tlm honH upon it, thus averting
a more HerimiH aeeldent.
At Camtlr Kkiim. The Btimmer
'miona took a party of excnruioniiiU
imnihtiring uhout l.r)0 through the locks
'inj to Rock Inland whuro thny lunded
t CuHtlo Kohm. The oxeuraion wus
even under the atiHpieea of the First
'lulur Church of l'ortlund and all who
""nt hud a nioht enjoyuhlo day and
v re delighted with the beauties of the
' miry. J
Wii.1. Not Cki.kiiuatk Monday after
noon the Kotiith of July coiuiuitimt hold
a meeting fr thu purpoao of mill further
coiialilerlng pinna for celeliratlng hut
when thu report of thu flnuucu coiniuit
ten w iin inmle It wuh found (hut no many
of thoaii who waiild hit directly henellt
ted hy thu holding of u celchriilli.il hern
had iiiuiln audi amull contributions that
it would he well nigh iiiipoHnlhle to gi t
Up U uivi.h(uI eelehiulion urn) a muliun
waa initilii mul curried to udjoiirn to mi Pt
ut the cull of thn chuiriumi. This uieuna
that I hern la to ho no celebration In Ore
gon City iiiiIchh thoiw who will bo ili
reclly bmielltliHl intlmuti) to tint :om
inittce In a prucllcul wuy that tliey wIhIi
to have alepa fur celebrating renewed
Com.iimi.max HaUMAMN'a Vimit l.uat
.MoiidaV aftermxiii (lougrcaaiiiau Itinger
lleriiiaun came up fmin I'orllund and
lopHn olT in (liegou City till tlm even
ing train which In, t.H.k to Clii'inuwa
where he waa intending to vlnlt lb
llurriaon Iimtliule or Indlun Truining
school, Mr. lieriliunn w.ih hern to look
after aomt) htiaineaa in roniiection with
tlm appointment of a rudet to Weal
I'olnt and llie Naval Academy at Aunaio
lla Thn ejamlnatiiiti for theatt u
Hlntinenta will take place in a few
duya at Salem and our irougrehaumn is
anxious that all win ih-aire ahull liave
the opikartiinity to enter thu t-onteat and
If they win will rccuivtt thn appointment
and tlm Wmcllta rf a g"od vihicatlori
In-1.
,Ni I'Mr.iima - On Momluy fveuinu
the nienilH'ia of Compkiiy !' were meua
ured for new uiilfiirms which am to Ni
liiaiki for them by J. M. Mover A Co. of
Cortland. TIicini uniforuis uru pint of
lire equipment which is Ix-ing fiirniahed
by tlm stulu to thn National (iuuid and
tlm boya aru hoping that they will have
them pi lor lo the limn when they expect
to go Into encampment, as thu uniforms
which they now have aru becoming ipiilu
ahuhliy. The pnlita w hicli the larva ure
naing iri catiliecUoil Willi tneir unifoiius
re llinmi which they tuiuuht for thi ol
elves without tlm aid of the atute.
1 hn coiiipuuy in lieguii City hit a pnid
iic.rn uiniiey out of (heir own xh'UcIs
dining the Imm that it bus Udunged to
tlm ri'giineiit lliuu It bus received from
the atute,
Tu k Hihoust Ykt. Tlm salmon
usually caught at the fulls with ni.n
ami line are the yniuic ones weighing
: from two tu live pi. inula but nrcuHnliully
an old sluger takes the book and is
landed. Saturday evening there wus
on rxhihition Is'fore tlm jmim! olllii) the
biggeat aahnon cuiighl Ibis aciiaiiii with
hook and line. Il was ranght from a
bout aiiclinred below the fulls and for-
Itunalely the bout sIiM-d lis anchor
' whi-n llrn salmon was hiaiked and b
Ifore be was lunded tlm 1m.uI hud reached
and was circling in an eddy In-low tlm
nT mills. It was four feet long and
weighed .'IS'ij jmunda.
Will. 1 1 a v r Am IIhahkh. The Kat
Side Klci-iriu ruilwuy ronipany is pre
paring lo place air brukea on the curs
plyinif Uitween this city and l'orllatul.
This will ihln them lo operate the
curs lo much better advantage and to
stop on shorter notice which will l a
factor in enabling them to ahorten the
running lime. As the air chambers
will l pumped full by the uction of tlm
cur when running down bill so that no
powers will ho reipiired to operate the
iiuini they w ilt prove quite a conven
ience not only to tlm motor men but
to the traveling public as well.
Tun Iiw kk HivKK. Parties who have
occasion logo down ttie Columbia as
fur as Oak I'uint w ill find it to their
interest to take the pleasant sU'aiimr
Iraldu which after thia will leave the
Washington street dock in Portland for
Oak point and way landings at 3 o clock
ilullv except Wednesdnvs. This allows
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those who live below 4'tt hours in lVrt
land. Tlm Iruldu Is one of the most
nccommomiting boats on the lower river
and those who pulronixo it may be an
sured that they will meet only fair and
courteous treatment.
Ji Nioit I'hi.k K.ssavs Lust Sunday
at the meeting of the Junior Society of
the Iluptist church the essuys on the
biblu were rend and the following named
persons were entitled to the prir.es which
hud provihusly been ollered : McKelsey
Thomas, tlrst prlr.o; Olive Thomas,
second prir.e;Mettu Finley and tiruce
AVhitlork each thinl prizes. There were
aeverul present besides the Juniors. The
first Sunduy In July essays will he read
on the subject "How to Behave in the
House of Uud."
Tiiky Want Wouk. A muss meeting
of unemployed men wus held ut tho
pla.u in Portland on Sunduy ufternoon
and tho following resolution was pre
sented and unanimously adopted: ,,Ko
solved, That wo demand that the city
council furtiinh emplovment to thone
who aro law-abiding citi.ins und arc
out of work, hut who must logically in
time become a menuce to tlie body
politic. Men must huvo bread and to
obtain this they must have employ
ment." TitAVKi.i.KHS Attkntion. Tho World's
Fair and liustorn cities. Save fare to
Portland and re-checking of baggnge by
purchasing your tickets of L. B. Moore,
agent, H. P. Co. at depot. Tickets over
all roads out of Portland and all Eastern
roads, w It
Hamilton A Washburn are paying the
lushest price lor grain, hay eggs, etc.
ENTIRE STOCK AT
Some Popl Tay Is! Uat Do You Heap."
WE fDEAH JUST WHAT UXE SAY.
WE MEAN TO DO IT, BECAUSE WE HAVE TO DO IT.
THE LONG RAINY SEASON IS THE CAUSE OF IT ALL. TRADE
HAS BEEN VERY QUIET AND WE HAVE ON HAND
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF
Spring Clothing, Hats and Furnishing Goods,
WHICH WE CANNOT AFFORD TO CARRY OVER.
SATURDAY MORNING MAY 20,
WE WILL INAUGURATE THE GREATEST SALE WE
HAVE EVER GIVEN. WE NOW OFFER OUR
El
lottyir
Ve Must Have
O'CONNELL & KLA
The One Price Clothiers, Hatters and Furnishers.
In Ir.M Watknh. Last Tuesday avs
Joe Meldrtini ami Clitlord Gray were
playing on tlie raft of aaw logs near the
limit hour-o h.td the iiiiufnrtune to fall in
the river und hut for the limelv uaxirU
snre ol two larger boys who huppencd to
lie present they would both have been
drowned, Joe was pulled out by Web
Hums who munaged to reach him and
get hold of hia cout but Clifford wa-s not
us fortunate as ho had sunk twice before
dim. Prow had reached him and
pulled him out. Thut is a had place for
boya to play and a fatal accident is like
ly to result if the boys aro allowed to
congregate there.
Nxw Phkmium List. This ollice is In
receipt of a number of copies of the new
premium list of the State Fair for 1!3
and will take pleasure in study ing them
to our readers aa long aa they lust, or by
calling on the president of the society,
Captain J. T. Apiierson anyone may ob
tain a copy, They are very neatly and
carefully gotten up and give promise of
an interesting program for the fair which
ohiis September 11th and continues
through tho week' The society offers
$15.01)0.00 in cash premiums for this
year.
HrsTMNu at thk Wokks, Last Fri
day night tho watchman discovered that
tho coll'ordum above tho pulp mill wus
giving away and he hastened to give the
alarm so thut ai l might be procured. A
force of men wus at once summoned
and put at work repairing the leak but
in splto of their efforts it looked for a
while us if they would not 1k ablo to
prevent the entire dam from giving away
hut after a timo they succeeded in get
ting tho water Htopped nnd no further
trouble has been experienced.
Ciiii.iiukn's Day. Next Sunduy will
he observed at the Methodist church in
this city as children's day and a special
song servlco has been prepared, tho
principal parts of which will he sung by
the children, these to bo interspersed
with responsive readings that will prove
very interesting and all aro cordially
invited to be present. Services begin
at 11 o'clock.
To iik OitDAiNKn, Rev, J. A. Kck-
storm of the f piscopal church will bo
ordained at Trinity church in Portland
next Sunduy morning at 11 o'clock at
which time special interesting services
will be conducted by Bishop Morris.
Quite a good many from here are intend
ing to be present to witness the cere"
monies. '
The Park Place store lends in prices
on doors, windows, shingles and all
builders material.
F
Reserved.
the Coin. Call
PURE DRUGS.
Ke.icli Jay we are adding
new chemicals to our stock
and propose to keep thor
oughly UP TO DATE.
We handle only thoe chem
icals and drugs that are of
the Highest Standard
of Purity and Excel
lence. If you send your prescrip
tions to us you may feel con
fident that they will be
carefully and skill-'
fully compounded.
C. G. HUNTLEY,
Successor to
i
Caufield & - Huntley.
Near Court House, Orgeon City.
Base Ball Supplies.
We arc able to furnish every
thing in b'ise bull goods at bot
tom priees.andsolicit aconipari
son of prices with any Portland
dealer. Irpaulding league balls,
leauguo bats, league mitts,
legal masks, all sold at club
prices to any buyer. Sole
agency for Spaulding's goods.
Huntley's Book Store,
Oregon City, Or.
P. S League balls new selling
at $1.25; regular price $1.50.
verytyii
and See Us and be Convinced.
SPRING
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON,
ThePioneerStore
-Latest designs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
Wraps and Jackets.
The largest and best selected stock
ever brought to Oregon City.
THOMAS CHARMAN & SONS'
PIONEER -:- STORE.
Complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Groceries and Hardware. Five Stores in one. Your order
Filled Whatever it may be.
eC.P. WINESET.H
UNDERTAKER AND EMBAUER.
Largest stock of Coffins and Caskets kept South of Portland. Also cloth covered
and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies and Uents' Burial
Robes in stock. Fine Hearse ready at any call.
CANBY NURSERIES,
MILLARD J. LEE, - - Proprietor.
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubbery, Etc.,
WHOLESALE .AIT 3D BETAIL.
CANBY, - - - OREGON.
COST!
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and styles in-
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