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Oregon City Iintcrprisc.
SCHliDULKS OF TIME
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FKIPAY, Jll.Y "I, lHia
A Uawi Heor One mile aunlli of
Milwaukee on an eriilnenre aomowlmt
iUive the country to the north and weat
of it la as lovely a garden an one will
meet in limitv a day, and only three
veara ago the aMit w hern It now aland
the tiouiii of moliater lira and other
niemliera of tlio foret primeval too
tiuiueiuiia to meiilioii, but not too many
l.ir the Imhimltabln energy and deleriui-
lialion ol J. F, llrm-tit" who pureliawd IKI
eere Ihem III the heart ol Ihe wixxl and
In imii fnun the w ilderm- to carve nut
a home and In phui of the Oregon forel
in now haa Mo era and fruit (( the
niualler varieliea in aliuii'liiino and bin
liaiidaomn plain ia admired lv alt who
! tlmt wny. It baa reitiired much
hard work to clear tlm Ireea and ntumi
ami to iilHtue the "il. but the work bun
been well and intelligently done and il
Ii now a real treat jtml to pan along Ihe
road and aee the flue yard and beautiful
fluwera which are growing In profusion,
(irral bed of beaitliful carnation ol
almoat every ahade atitliltl while rare
hruli and rhohn yarietleaof flower of
a! nu l every deacriptioti are to he found.
1'aMiimt from the tHatltiful to Ihe ilnefill
one flndn that Mr. P.rueUe haa nuiiier-
oua fine grape vine of fully 'JO dilfereiit
varieties, currauU, bUcklierrlea, raHp -
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heme and dewlierrle lienldea niiiiieroua
varieties. currauU, bUi kla-rrlea, rasp
other varieliea. Frmu a anmll Ih.iI ul
tiaberrii which be Im he haryenteJ
over 170 worth of lierriea thla aennon.
Thia flue aiitiurbaii place- ia uiily a abort
aalk Iroin the elet trie lino an Ima alnnwl
all of the advantage of the city bi-i.le
k-ing in a mot delightlm place fur a
home. It location 1 on a tldgn w hich
iaoiie day delii-ed to furiiinh i-ltea for
Imriilniia of jtml Mich llmi iilacea and
that too ere iiuny more Veur aie added
to OlegoH'r) hialory .
Vic k I'liaaitiKNT hTivr.NoM Comso.
Word bna teen received In rortlaud
tlmt Vice l'reaideiil Heveiiaon and party
ill arrive on Monday next, and will
remain at leant oi e dav. Arrange
ment have been inadrt to give the dm
tinguiahrd visitor a timet cordial rucrp
tiou. The retention i-iininitleo of the
chamber of commerce met on Monday
and mmli! out the follow ing programme :
That Mr. Ktevenaon and party be met
at the Union depot by prominent citi-
teiia in rurritigea and worted to
hotel. After be bna had an opportunity
to breakfast and rent, be w ill again be
wuiled on . v the hotel with carriage
and, with the memhfta of hit party,
given a drive about the city. Upon inn
return to the hotel be w 111 he called upon
to review a parade,, made up of a de
tachment of troopn from Vancouver, a
letuclnnent of marine! from the Mon
terey, an the Fimt regiment, 0. N. (
Then Ma r Mnaon will deliver an ad-
reH of wt ymo and thd vlco preaident
will nrohublv rennond and then
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the ceremonial portion of the program
will lie over. The iKiunl of tnulu oi linn
it v might bu able to Biiciire a visit from
he vice-presidential party il Mep are
tukun ut once,
A Hummku Camp. The encnmpnient
t tho "Merry Tramps." an they style
leitiHelvca which is to lie on the tine
wro Is of Mr. 1'. F. Morey's farm below
this city will, according to tho Oregonitin
begin Monday next, under the manage
ment nf II. L. Wells, T. 0. Uliidding K.
W. IloytiimlC. M.Idlmnun. The camp
" being fixed up this week, and all tho
preliminary nrrunircimmtH are being
tiiiide.Tho " Tramps" will hold a bas
ket picnic on the uroundn Saturday, and
invite their friends to join with them in
having a merry time. The ciiningrounii
' a lovely spot about three milea below
ihis city, on the west bunk of the river,
high up, covered w ith irroven of trees
and uood turf, and riuht on the edge of a
'orest. There is good spring wnlor on
l'io grounds and a little creek runs
hrough them. When completed, with
its large white tents, general assembly
Utnt. Pritfinni anil 4 4. n n I ai ntwMtnrll Ifc wltl
1 viuitiui allt 14alia fa," wapp--
beavevyatttrftctive place and one that
i'1' c&pe". All of the Oregon City
Taxinii Til it I' II T.IM-.Af. a viwmtil
iiiiiiilliiK of tlm wuttir voiuiiutbto of I'orl-
latni attention tm called In tlm tux unlit
milium i.i n,n ii t,H,
Una mid tlm following furl broiiiht out.
Hoiiiu limn ,,((, (, HNwNMjr of this
county di'inniidod tlmt Urn ciiiiiiiillli.il
l'y Inn on i,i, iuii. i,i ciu. ku
rimnly to l,u m (miiIiiiI by the Itult Hun
IX)Iiiim. Tlm matter wan referred to
Clly Attorney Mulr, who nutlllud tlm
iwmior tlmt, under tliu statutes, the!
lands In iiih'kiIuii were exempt from tsx-
alloii. Hliicu then, howiivnr. a dmiiitv
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ilii'rlir. ii'lliiir under tlm amu-mmr 'a In-
slriu'llons, Imii immIimI on tree alonK the
row noiirei to llm effect tlmt the land
will he sold for diliniiiciit tsxe next
month. Uh.ii (lurk Dodo retried
this matter to the commliuo Mr. Doluli
moved tlmt tliu illy attorney bo re-
,ueniu io lake lvii to Imvu tliu ru
h mln mijuliiHil, and the inolloil iti
carried promptly mid with unanimity .
AlMiiit :iiKK) acre of tliiii eounly have
lcti appropriated for pipe-line purposes,
mid It seemed to he tliu ojiinlon of tho
committee tlmt they cmiiiot ho taxed.
Him. Fnok 1'.at.uh Owcoon. 1'or
tlm pat five weeks John ili'Koii ha
lieen In ranliTii Oregon in tliu vicinity of
I'rndluldii buying wool for a Hun Fran
i ico (Inn. Asa matter of fad lis Imt
iurrtmMd but little wool owinif to the
extremely low iriif LoldiliK, from 6 to
10 rciiU being (lie runic. Mrnit of tlm
IU k men me nhliiiilni to Itonton on con
igniniiiit rtH-idvliig mi dvmic of five
inn I A mr pouud, which Mr. (ilcnwiM
Ihlnka In ill that thi'y will ever rcaliie
on their clip, lie ) tlmt tiiucM uro
ilremxly dull up then) mid tlmt lnlxir-
Ing umn Imve iii'iihpr woik nor money
Makiso it II iio a ii liAi'uMt. The
Sn'.ithrrn rclllc in t work relay
lug the trm k ot tlm Portland A Will
mui'ltti Valley iinrrow iraugn rond. The
wolk baa prm iH-ded fur iuiiii 17 or 1H
luilra out. There km three rail" being
Ued ki tlmt Him road will be both nar
row and aUudurd gauge. For four or
live milea auuth of Oawego, the W-pouud
teel raila are being lined, and beyond
that the old 40 ioiind one. The Ote-
ituniaii aayi the renewal nweiilly of
the franchine fnun Corvallia to Junction
lead aonie to think that lierhaix the old
project la to tie revived, and tha Califor
nia llama brought dim noli the went aide.
A Mouth ami a 1ay. Tlmt it the
time allotted (or the Portland liiduatrial
F.xtHiaitlon which in to own on the 27th
of He ite in her and clone on the 2Hth of
iK toU.r Under Ihe ellli lent inaiiHgt
mentof K. W. Allen, arrangementji are
tieing inrlected for an tiuuaiially gxl
Knlnl.lii.iM Tl.i ethiliiliiin ia vearlv
.
becoming more ami more attractive to
i
Ihe general public an it brings together
all the new and novel mechanical ap
liliuncen in ue on thin coast so (hut any
one can Veep tolerably well tainted by
aticudiiiK it a few times each year
Amiiiiir Ihe attractions thin year will be
l.ihcrali's flue band.
Tit Ohwkoo Hoaii. A drive over the
mad I iet ween here and Dnwego shown
llmi it has been nut ill much belter
mIimmi than ever before, and most of the
way il ia now in pretty good time for
travel. Noteworthy featurea of the work
are Ihe straightening of the road, the
lliiowinu 1111 of the irrade well abovo the
level of the ground and tho owning oul
of the ditches at Ihe sides of the road for
carrying off the water. A new bridge
ban been pluced above the old one at (he
point where tho road atrikos tho river
and the road has also liecn straight
ened at that iioint.
Thk Tialatik HaiiMiK. Complaint
has been made that the Tualatin bridge
near the mouth of the river has not been
nasnahle. This would have been rem
edied some time since but for the fact
that the town of Willamette Falls
waa hctmr nlattod at this end of the
bridge and it w as deemed advisable to
have tho approach at this end meet
Dm t reta of the new town. These have
all been located and during Ihe past week
8iiervisiir I'msser hits lieert luisy malt
niir tlio atuiroiich at this cm! of the bridge
n
and the people interested have been fix
ing up the approach ami road ai me
south end.
Hiihvkvino Pahty I.kkt. I-aat Tues
day morning Henry Mcldrum left with a
party to survey severul townships of
land on the west slope ol I ho toast
mountains between the Wilson ami ra-
hulcm rivers. They left hero going
tenuis the country to Forest drove and
fr,,i,i ilmre thev were intending to go to
the forks of tho Wilson river where they
will leave tho road and strike for tlio
lull. Tlm nartv that wont from here
was composed of Henry Moldrum, Krnest
Hands, Henry Anslon, tteve Uungato
snd John Howbind.
A a a finseitcT. Last Friday Sheriff
(lanongand W. H. Welch arrested Bob
Young at Oswego for the attempt to
murder the Chinaman, Hun, and he was
brought up here and lodged in the city jail
till Saturday w hen after a hearing before
the deputy district attorney, C. II. Dye it
was found that ho could establish an alibi
and he was released. It wus claimed
that his actions wure most suspicious
.ml Vu,ai.len this his shirt had blood on it
and it was thought best to permit him to
explain. .
Tkotkct You hski.k. Insure your prop
erty in the Guardian Assurance compa
ny of London. Cash assets 123,000,000.
F. E. Donaldson,
Oregon Clly( Oregon.
Men's Suits
at
$5.50.
Cotton I lose
Heavy
3 prs.
Black Hose
Ilcrmsdorf Dye
2 pr. for 25c
Men's Suits
at
S8.00.
Men's Suits
at
$10 and $11.
Men's Suits
at
$13.00
ii jj
Best Jeans I Fine Stiff New Fedora New Spring Fine Alpine Finest Stiff
Pants j Hat Hats Derby j Hats Hats
81.20. S S1.35. j $1.85. ; $1.85. j $2.35. I $2.8C-
I : 1 '
Skasiukhs Takk Noticic. The Oregon
City Transportation company will sell
tickets good until September 30th to all
points on North Head, via steamer
Ocean Wave. Baggage chocked and
transfered without extra charge. This
is a great convenience and will save the
annoyance of looking after baggage.
Buy your tickets from tho agent at the
Oregon City disk.
(ikANOK Pics ic On Saturday there
will be a irraniro nicnic at the spiritualist
camp grounds at Sew F.r 10 celebrate
the anniversary of tho organization of
Warner grange. Arrangements have
lun made for a way uo time with good
speakers and what is always the case
with the graugers a dinner, par excel
lence. It is confidently exiiected that
there will be a large attendance.
H B.'liUr tbt First of Augoit.
Jacksonville, Or., July 18. Colonel
Holsirt A. Miller returned yesterday
morning from bis three-month's trip to
Washington city, and found his coin-
mission as register of the land office at
Oregon City, awaiting hitu. lie met a
very cordial reception from his many
Southern Oregon friends, and wh'le tne
opinion is general that his services to
the democratic party were entitled to
liettor recognition at the hands of the
administration, the Colonel accepts the
situation with his usual diplomacy and
good judgment and will perforin the
duties of the office honorably to hiniBelf
and creditably to his friends. He has
permanently closed bis law business
here and left tonight for Portland, going
from there to Oregon City to make ar
rangements to assume his new position
which he expects to do the 1st of August.
Ladles' Tea.
Is a pleasant drink, w hich will be borne
by the stomach without nausea or grip
ing. It acts thoroughly on the liver,
kldnevs and remoductive organs. A
gentle physic, efficient diuretic, and is
most useful in scant or painful men
struation. It aids diiroBtion. and re
duces corpulency; clears the complex
ion, rendering it fair, and restoring the
natural tone of the skin, for it removes
the bile, which, by accumulation, pro
duces the sallow, muddy complexion,
peculiar to the constipated state. Sold
by all druggists.
If you are wanting a home in theplcas
antest spot on earth where you have all
the advantages of a city with all the
pleasures ot a home in the country you
should not fail to sue W.1I. Spencer and
West Gladstone.
Shiloh's Vitallr.er is what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow Skin or
Kidney Trouble. It is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Price 70c. Sold
by C. G. Huntley.
Black Shirt
at
25c.
50 and 75c
It's a Go to the Finish !
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
MUST GO IT COST
O'Connell & Glass,
The One Price Clothiers, Hatters
and Furnishers.
OREGON CITY,
PURE DRUGS.
Ecuch day we are adding
new chemicals to our stock
and projx)ne to keep thor
oughly UP TO DATE.
We handle only those chem
ical" 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
CAUFIELD - & - HUNTLEf.
Near Court House, Orgeon City.
BATS
BALLS
MASKS
GLOVES
MITTS
Everything in Baseball supplies
from the lenguo goods used by the
professionals down to the 5c. ball
used by the small boy.
We aro agonts for Spalding's
goods and sell them at Eastern
prices. Special rates to clubs buy
ing full outfits.
Huntley's Book Store,
Oregon City, Or.
P. S League balls $1.25; each.
Pure Silk
Socks
40 Cents.
FrenchBalbrig
Underwear
40 cents.
OREGON.
SUMMERSTOCK!
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON,
ThePioneerStore
Latest designs and styles in
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.p"
UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER.
Largest stock of Coffins and Caskets kept South of Portland. Also cloth covered
and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies and Gents' 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 -A-HSTO RETAIL.
CANBY, OREGON.
Men's Clay Worsted
Dress Suits
at
$15.00.
Best Uniform
Suits, including brass
buttons,
$10.00.
Blue Flannel
Suits
$8.00.
Boys' Suits
AT COST.
Boys' & Children's
hats and caps at cost.
i
i
i
Finest Alpine
!
Hats
$2.85.
wain stop at the camp grounds.