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V Oregon City Enterprise. Clackamas Co. Directory. cwnty orncKRs. J'lll, Cllcrk of Courts, Sheriff, -Kruntr, Treanurrr, Aanaaaar, - Sohool Superintendent, Harvtiyor. Coroner, C'Bluloucr, J. W MeMrum Ueo. T. Hiirton C W. Uauon 8. M. Kmlv 1.0 Welhereil J.l Bra.lley II. 8. Utlwioo Stilney Sinyih K. U llolman I Klchant Spoil JComellii Bair COUNTY 101'KT DOIMJS. Report of Koal Viewer 11111 a Kuim ber of Itoait Opened. OKKUON CITY OFFICERS Urnr, - - T. W Sullivan homier. L. L. Fiirter I'alet of Police- J. s. Punlum twomr, . J. K Khoaile Treaurr. T 1. imiit City Attorney. It.B.CroM. 8ir0oniii1i.lnr. O. Hotwrt eiip't.ol Wier Work. W. H. Howell City Knirineer. SUtnev Smyth. Counctlmea-C. 0. Alhrittit, Jr., H. L. Welly, 0. N. Grvenman, V V While, J J. Cook. J. V (A'ouueU, J. 0. Porter nj T. P. Ku- 1.11. council meet first Wetluexlay of each mouth In city hull. IW Tlif way lo build up Oregon City is lo girt Oregon City people jour patronage. FRIDAY. Al'lU'ST IS. lSlKi. Hop Tickets. Made from best quality of tough check. By purchasing the stock in large quanti tie at wholesale prices and with electric fower and fast running presses the Entkrprisk is able to give prices on hop tickets lower than ever before offered. Send for sample and prices. SPRAY OF THE FALLS. Washburn mandolins; guitars and banjos at Burmeister & Andresen's. x Genuine Foster Kid gloves fl.35 worth $1 .75 to $2.50 at the Boston Store. V. A. Hunt lev and (5. (I. Williams returned from the coast last Saturday Morning. Strings and extras for guitars, violins, mandolins and banjos at Burmeister & Andresen's. x You will need a new suit for your boy. Buy it at the Park Place store. We will sell a good suit for vour boy for fl.tX). H. B. May, of Canemah, is busy at present rebuilding one of Mrs Thus. Fields' dwelling houses in Canemah. Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired promptly at Burmeister & Andresn's. Prices reasonable and work guaranteed. They are certainly giving better goods for the money at the Park Place store than can be bought elsewhere in the county. Lamps, crockery anil glassware of fac tory prices. New invoice just received from the east. Will not be undersold. He Bellomy A Busch. x Call in at the Park Place store ami see the new prints just received from the East. They are pretty, cheap and war ranted fast colors. Come and see them. The right person can secure one of the best paying confectionery and notions stands in Oregon City by calling on E. D. Evans, Aldredge Candy Store. Terms to Buit. tf My wife having left my bed and board I hereby notify the public that I w ill not be responsible for any debts that she may contract. G. J. Watts. Seven-roomed house and l1 acres of im proved land on Clackamas Heights, near graded school and postoffice. Worth 11200 will sell for 850. Offer to hold good till August 1st. Call at Park Place store for particulars. Nothing pleases a person so well when away from home as to get a well cooked meal served in a clean and appe tizing manner. The Portland restaurant by the excellence of its meals and table service can please the most fastidious person. Give it a trial. tf. Commencing Wednesday, Augnst 16th, 18!)3, the Albany Passenger Trains, A'os. 19 and 20, running between Portland and Albany, will be discontinued. The Cal ifornia Express Trains Nos. 15 and 10 will stop at all stations between Port .. land and Albany. The Chinese pay their doctor only so long as he keeps them in health. They believe in preventing rather than curing disease. This is sound sense, anu one of the strongest recommendations of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, a medicine which not only cures diseases but prevents them. Oregon City Hose Company, No. 3 are now meeting in their room, which was neatly and conveniently furnished by the city council. This is the baby fire company of the city and seems to be prospering. While waiting for its room to be furnished the company were given the free use of Shively's hall for their meetings. At their last meeting a vote of thanks was unanimously tendered Mr. Shively for his generonity and prac tical encouragement. The Salem Journal says, "Fifty to sixty of the Salem militia companies will go to Camp Compson, named in honor of General Compson of the Oregon National Guard, at Gladstone Park, Oregon City." For heaven's sake bow many militia companies lias Salem and what has become of them since they started for camp last Saturday. To have 50 to 60 companies reduced to as many men in two hours' time shows losses greater than any of the civil war. What is the name of the sanguine battle resulting in such a heavy loss. August term 1S!3. Present, J. W. Mol drum, judge; C. Pair and K. Scott, com- I missionersj Geo. F. Morton, eltrk, and C. W . Gaming, slier iff. Report of viewers on the vacation of a part of the Quinn and Nolan road ap proved, road declare-l vacated ami ex pense of $-;).40 allowed. Viewers reported favorable on Mulloy road, said road ordered opened, and ex pense account of $10 tW allowed. Koort of viewers on damage on the M. Wheeler road allowing J. Lake $125 damages approved, road ordered oened on condition that petitioners pay the damages, and extx'nse account of f l(.).t0 allowed. Petition of J. B. Day for damages Iroin Baker's Ferrv and Rock creek road de nied 011 the ground that the bill was not filed at tim siecitied by law. Allowance increased to V per month for Win . C. Kent, pauper, and and W. S. Runyan authoriied todr.'wsaid warrant. Rebate allowed on taxt for 1SS12 to Geo. Seabold for $5.70. Rebate allowed on taxes of Edward Hughes of 119.00. ., Ordered that $10 07 be refunded to E. R. Charniati, amount paid for property erroneously sold for taxes. 1 Ordered that $10.04 be refunded to E. E. Charnian, amount, paid for property erroneously sold (or taxes. Application of R. II. Wil&ou for rebate on taxes not allowed. Claim not allowed of W. S. Simeral, stock insipeetor of Marion county, (t the examination of diseased stuck in Clacka mas countv. I Dr. W, E. Carll authorized to act as I county physician to countv charges for the ensuing jear Contract awarded to Geo. W. Baker for lurtiishing court house wood at $2.10 per cord. Report approved of E. P. Carter, super visor road district No. 4, and 'following tills allowed : Materials $53.45, surer vision $50, labor $272.70. Reort approved of A. W. Cooke, supervisor of road district No. 1, and the follow ing bills allowed : Materials $271). IS supervision $0, labor $0211 10. ' Supervisor Cooke was authorized to purchase not to exceed 1500 pounds of powder for use on the Baker's Ferry and Deep Creek road. Also to procuie the necessary material and rebuild Deep creek bridge and repair Johnson creek bridge. The sum of $244 24 was ordered paid for work done on the Baker's Firry and beep creek road, and the additional sum of $125 was appropriated for the comple tion of said work, the work to be done under the direction of A. W. Cooke, suiervisor of district No. 1. Report approved of W. II. Smith, supervisor of road district No. 2, and fol lowing bills allowed. Paid out of road fund, labor $203.83, supervision $08; paid out of county fund, labor $040.38, mater ials $484.44. Said supervisor was ordered to make such repairs as may be necessary to the bridges in his district. Report approved of Geo. W. Prosser supervisor of road distriot No, 5, and the following bills allowed : Labor $ii0, bridge work and material $023.92, super visor $40. Petition granted of Oregoa Iron A Steel Co. et al for counly road, Sidney Smyth appointed surveyor and J. 8. Risley, Frank Ford and Lester Shipley viewers to meet at place of beginning on Monday, August 21, at 10a. in. He-survey and re-view of Oiegon City, Damascus and Sandy road ordered. Sid' ney Smvth appointed surveyor and C. C. Babcock, A. W.Cooke and John Straight viewers to meet at place of beginning on Wednesday, August 23, at 10 a. in. It is ordered that the sheriff be author ized to correct clerical error in taxes of E. C. Maddock as appear.4 on page 111 line 11 on the tax roll for 18!2, by credit ing the said E. C. Maddock with the amount of $27.72 on his mortgage tax for 1H'J2. Ordered that the plans and profiles for the Oregon City and Apisjrson road be approved, and that the road be im proved in accordance with such plans. Sidney Smyth, surveyor's fees S M Ramsby, recorder's fees. . , , tieoF Morton, clerk 0 W tiiinong, sheriffs fees ... Pope A Co, court house exp. . , . Geo. A. Harding, pauper exp. , E E Williams, panier exps Rohbins A Son, road exps 13 50 451 IX) 612 85 1427 63 11 00 31 45 IS 05 4 54 Geo Rroughton, road ex ps 18 08 Co. 13 75 8 00 35 05 15 00 15 00 16 IX) 62 20 12 85 12 05 61 35 30 10 Quality consider ed, our prices are always the lowest. J Roake A Pope A Co. , Impiest fees, Mrs. Bradley State vs Mary E Walker. " " Helen Hastings.. " " Mrs Ann Hewitt. ' " J M Revenue " " Claire Patton " " Ernest Howe " " Frederick Ritter. " "CS Dolge . ... " " Bob Young 14 20 " " W W Bullock 10 30 " " Fredrick Ritter 0 25 D J Slover, paiiHr exp 10 tX) Suspension bridge expense. .. . 03 50 Courier, tax list 1001 40 E M Hurtman, pauper exp 2 15 O C cemetery fund 8 00 Cole Bros A Co, Mad exp 7 04 I'll Huntley, pauper exp 45 30 Dr. J. W. Powell, pauier exp. . 30 IX) Entkiii'kisk. stationery 00 00 O C Water Works 15 00 J C Bradley, assessor's fees. . . . 287 IX) tT .v, TTT-Hin rr Chas II Dodd A Co, road exp . 3(X) (X) V 1S1D1G W millfe,, D J Slover, panjier exp 6 00 C P Wineset 25 IX) Cal. Powder Wotks 73 30 Bobbins A Sons. 1 25 Noblitt Stables, laid over Dr. D L Paine, paiier exp 20 00 Thos Charnian A Son, laid over Hiram Cochrane, bridge exp. . . 11 00, C Pair, commissioner 14 80 R Scott 21 80 THE L E APING GBOOERY HOUSE The Most Complete and only first class GROCERY 1 ra anil oVi'lorri In 1Mb Fail! Ernies IV Kill! full LrlUbCi SelectodToas,ProCoffeos&Spico3, Butter & Cheese from k best dairies Fruit and VieiaMes in Season. Business Conducted On Business Principle One Price to All Positively no con. n. ...in notiiun wun any advertising schemj Cor. 7th & Madison, Shively Building, Oregon City BHR-LOCK TYPEWRITER, THE MODERN WRITING MACHINE. PERSONAL NOTES. C. (i. Huntley left Tuesday for the beach. J. P. Carter o( Newtx-ru was in town Tuesday . Hermann K. Jones is visiting friends in Salem. P. J. Hiding ol Maruatn was in the city on Tuesday. Mr. P. K. Motey returned from his trip East last Saturday. II. I) Scribner, of Spokane, Wash., was in town last Monday. Pr. C. B. .-iniith of Kale Creek was in the city the last of the week. Miss I. nra Miller has K'lie to Louk Beach for a few weeks outing. Chas. K. Murray left last week for a two weeks outing at the coast. Hon U. .1. Currin was iloiint business on the sttwta one tlay during the week. Chas. Noblitt, Br., has tH-en very nick for the past week at his home In Needy. C. (i. Huntley left for the coast on Tuesday to be gone till the last of the week The family of T. A. Poie have none to Tioga to spend a few weeks on the beach. F. A. Sleight and family have gone to the ranch at Canby to Siend a short vacation. C. A. Nash and wife returned from their trip to the Nehalein country on Friday. T. W. Clarke and wile are away at the coast to enjoy the ocean breezes and the fish diet. Mrs. D. II. Glass and sister have re turned from their visit to their parents and the coast. Mrs. Burmeister has gone to Tioga where she will remain several weeks en joying the ocean breezes. J. A. Steward and family and Holla Wood and family returned from Ixing Beach the last of the week . Mrs. Fred Palmer writes from Bandon that she likes the place very much but that they are not yet much settled. Mr. J. P. Ford, of Pay ton, Wash., called on us Monday, He is here look ing after his land situated near I'urk Place. W. P. Hawley and family returned M )ndav evening Irom California where they have been visiting the past few weeks. M. A. Magone with a party of Port- Permanent Alignment, Automatic Ribbon Ro- verse, Automatic Lino Space, Interchangeable Platen Most Rapidly Adjusted Margin Stop. ft - I J J n-ll" k J 0opooqy4c&ur Oretfon City Users. II. J. Tliortie, Abstracts. Wiule II. s-'fiiivr, Al'strm-ts. (i. lv Haven. Attorney, (ieo. C. Itrowiiell, Attorney. Cowing A ('owing, Attorneys. K. M. Ilainls. Kvmu'iiisii otlic Dovico for Writing c: Rulod Linos, Extromo Manifold lv Typo Cloanod in Firt Soconds, Most Noisoloss, All Wear Absolute Componsatod. SCOTT & BANNAN, General Agonts, 20J1 STAKK STKKKT, I'OUTI.AND, (U, I'AM.KY HI.OCK, SKATTI.K, 21.1 SANSOMK STKKKT, SAN KKANl'lSCO, CAL tue work to t.e under the supervision 01 ; ,an( frien(1 ,Mft on Wednesday for his P. S. Hitcroft. 'cabin up the Clackamas for a week' Peeds of Joseph Mumpower and Mary trouijg J. JJicken to uiackainas county lor roao BILIOUSNESS Wholiiw iiotBufTiToil thU misery cuii.HCil by liile in tlio Mtoiinini which iin iniK-tivo or nlugyiah liver f.iilo.l to carry off. THE PREVENTION AND CURE IS The Peoplr'n trnllcl. Beside curing the worst rw i rheii nmlimn in CUikainas countv, the fl lowing caws speak : Mrs. Charles, of Seventh sln-etv: "My hoy' !luM rll lilt Sr!rl t'l.l. alii I rrlr. 1. 7 Ilia Tnwr ir 1 1.1 1.111.1 r.itiutyai hi nri r ik un hnt.0 Ih CfTtfult ( lit 11 1, tu t j , rt to ,. ,.-)..! arlita,! ill.irtrl o A, nl I jvtiA -...! HI j litr(nii r a I 1 l-.i.. a. KbHi luw l.ar llnii.l. In Ir.r wih i.r rM right leg Was psralvied Iroiti l .m.i. ami .niu'iaal iitiiinitbrf .,, I - III ri.iiiu j mmi fli rrf, a 1. "J I'J'ai inn iiiji ii'm ii, " ma. Hi.-,...- ... ( , u,Ma aiitalna, - l ..-H lu) Ut a put hi f.s.t to the ground li.rover twelve , ! nioiilliK. Alter tiing three bottle of1 a niAiirr i ..uuij tmi , ... . , u. I I, I Iffff tin I II A II 11. lW I .III. IIHIIlimr P ll,lli'in , led)'. He call ii" run aroiitid w It In ml '. N.tlli ci U hrfrkr alttili iKatl tiMa ! b i riltr. U't ihm Itn !! etno til ( fitth ! rl tilt itl II III) l'rl In Ih Witt.) ri ; lOll It 1)0 III Mt Itllftatt alfrM U aItfWatdr I HUH Uhl tli W It ll A M'ViTtf NtlNcH ; with (. m an, rl()rlot (O ti In I.II..I rny tnf.r Him in l imtiMir ... ran fin.i Tiw k i liquiil or powder, which ives quick action to tho livor ami curries otV the hilo hy a miM movo nientof tho liowck It In no pur gative or griping nicilicini', hut purely vegetiiMo. Many jn'ople tako 'nU nioro tako .SinniniiiH Liver lU'gulator. "t have iM-en a victim In llllluiiani'M for jri-am, mi'l niter try line vnrluiia rmiii'illea Illy ""lv alllYeaa Wll III Hie lle of HI III- iiioiia l.lvi r lleKiilntnr, wlili li never ralle't Ui rellen llie. I Hiik lint f llivaelf, alone, Imt my whole lumlly." J. M. r'l.l M A.N, Mi'lnia, Ala. arKVEiiv rACKA;r.-a a llaa our 7. Stamp In red on wrappar. J. II. KKILIM CO., Fhiladzlpliia, fa. his stick." Mr Michael (jiiiun of (irecoti City ! shv of iulliiinuiatory rlieiiuiatnun In a iih1 I acute form. Three application of the I futnuli Seaweed Hemedy entirely cured iine." Mrs. (ieo. liedduway say, "It i I wortliit weight inj;oM fur rlieuumtixn " Solil hv tiKu. K. 1 1 AKi.Nk vt, hi lli 1 Minlison Strii't, or Ollice, Oregon t'ily P. II. Hox L'HH rrt!fir-t rlln k lur tlia iltniil I'll! Inv. wiiri tha fiftil Ut rrnt all j of til ba V l.l l. In cllcl alter 4 o Clnrk ti. Ha. Iv J li foKTlt, H I. knit 1 f SAM'llt ('mmitia ua V-n iirrj.io city, A'iju.1 u, wi a purposes approved. Petition of Geo. W. Prosserct al granted for a county road between Oregon City and Oswego. Sidney Smith apointed surveyor and K. W. McLaughlin, P. T. Davis and J. W. Roots viewers to exam ine said road. They are to meet at place of beginning at 9 a. in., Tuesday August 22. Petition of (ieo. W. Prosser et al for a from Sucker lake to Oswego granted, Sid ney Smyth appointed surveyor and B. S. McLaughlin, P. T. Davig and J. W. Boots, viewers to locate said road. They are to meet at place of beginning at 2 p. m., Tuesday, Aug. 22. Time extended to September term in which sheriff is to complete and file his annual report. Time extended to September 8, 1893, in which the sheriff is to complete col lections of mortgage taxes. Allowance to Margaret King, pauper, increased to $20 per month after August 10. 1893. Court adjourned till August 22, 1893. The following bills were allowed : Ben C. Irvin, stationer ........ 1800 Capt Hayes, of the Salvation Army, who has been sick for some time past, left last week for a two weeks, ouiing at the coast. K. M. Darling and family accompanied by Misses Jennie Bowen and Lottie Kly have gone to the coast to be away a few weeks. J. W. Aldridge has sold his ciu;ar and confectionery stand to K. D. Kvans who has taken possession and is running a first-class stand. Maxwell Telford and his mother ar lived here from Tillamook last Sunday. They will visit their numerons friends before returning home. The family of J. M. Warnock accom panied by Mrs. Sellers, Miss Cora Hell ers and Miss Georgia Olds left for Long Beach the first of the week, Mrs. II. Z. Burkhart left on Tuesday evening for Bandon where she will visit old friends and at the same time get the benefit of life at the seaside. Have you seen the school shoes sold at the Park Place store for $1, Sizes from 5 to 12. lor Sale or Kent. The Seventh street livery stable and feed store buildings on liberal terms. Itest arranged barn in the city and well located. Kn'iiire on premises, or at Frieman's Coffee House, 2,'K) Washing ton street, Portland. tf Out or Sight. The traveling public are now fully alive to the fact that the Chicago, Union Pacific and Northwestern Line offers tho very best accommodations to the public from and to Chicago, Oiuiiha and intermediate points, not only during tho World's Fair but all the year around. Itinklen's Arnica Salve. The Itest Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Suit Klimun, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin F.rup lions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 2o cents per box. For sale by ii A. Harding. Karl's Clover Boot, the now Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation. 2.rc, oOu. and $1.00. Sold by C. (1. Huntley. Justice blanks, real estate blanks, and all other blanks at the Entkhi-kisb of fice. Portland prices. K. E. WILLIAMS, Gkockk, obkoon city. Masonic Building. The latest in visiting cards at the Kn tebpkisr Okkice. Prices to suit you. Kraubk's Hkadaciik CArscLKs-WAH- ANTKJJ. 1 1 AKi.Nk N v, Nilllli i:,r,"-w am-''I photo ? at a Wiirhl Fair Trinrler. Will Hare ll. The public demand through trrvice when traveling. It i old fahiored to change, car. On the through lid vestihuled trains of tlm Cliicatto, Union Pacillc and Northwentern line from or to Chicago, Omaha and intermediate (xiint, there is no change, Tlii i the Uncut and fastest road. Frankfort, N. Y., Dec, 2H, isul Mil NoiiMA Lit iitv, lie Mniue Iowa Dkak Sir : I.t minuner I procured a box ol your "lleadachu Capsules" from a friend. I found them splendid, hill j have liei-n unable to find theiu here;! therclnni write to you asking you toj send mo a box as soon as imnsible, as 1 1 do not like to h without th Please! he prompt and oblige, Box Hi. Mis (i race Harris. For sale by ('barman A Co., City Drug Store, Oregon Cily, Oregon Threshing .Machine (inner. Will liinl it to (heir interest to get nut. of tliiiHu hooks which the F.ntkhi-mink is now putting iipesiecially for threhher. In it you can keep an exact r inl u il, the leant amount of wmk. No other! hook required. F.verything kept in , smallest possible Hpace. Send a postal ! (am lor a sample page or order a bisik of 100 pages for l .75. Now is the lime you want it. Mnl Ice. (i, W. BroHscr's new hall H IlidHhed at Oswcgo.Orcgon and will be re.il.iil by the night as follows exeeiit .',j,uy ,,t,,lH as the (iooil Temple,,, Lve that nig , on and after tl,u irt Hllllluy , s ; r until further notice: irriiiiifiiu , I i . . . . " ' " sei onit Mnuriiiiy in .,,,, r or nance all night w ith T'l.lM); (or ilancn hull nii,i .. oi. 1,1 m . .. nun i" , any snow x.i.IH) won lighleil. On in'count of removal lo 11 anil Morrison street on or alxiut July loth, DAVIESTHE PHOTOGRAPHS 1st nml Tiyl'r street, will mil! liisM.iHlettliinetsforll'iO, I'uris Miin ls ii.lKl. All work first class. A trial nskcil. FOR- ABSOLUTELY PUKE DRUCi no To Q A. HARDING MINK llt'T competent PH AHM ACISTS latnfff rine PerrumerieaTand Tfjllcl irtl:!- AUo lull at.H'k nl the piano, piHiio, stage ami (iooil i. nf . i iiosskh, I'roprintor. tf Do You Want An Ahslriu tJ When in want of an absolutely cor- reel abstract-one that you can end upon you should call on II. J Til0n,B over Huntley's drug store near the court house. Tako your babies to the New York jtallery andgtagoo.l picture while you have the chance. prwed 111 money, MOOf.', RFMCDY .jA-fl raViMi I I l4 1 HtHTWHIMi "SI! I Friend of Woman. Tim very rcinnrloililn ami oeruill y aii'i ui,."..- , u r WulliHii k I ml liv "Mimrn'H Hl'VlllOMl linn won fur ll ths name l Uoina" ,, -ll laiiiilturnilyaiiei'KMliil l riill""'" ileltente allitii'llta. tHrje& Slinnl I rl,.. no the natural iwniP' P". iiHiteil to tlm w ant nl wiii""" WHAT (INK I.ADV HAYs: u.,i.M"' ionl- "I want ynu to imlillnh my '"""'.V l, ii.,..,.,. u.u.i.v lur 11 Iiraiiil thin. .,r inn. lur ll li " "he(.' ' lie. Inmi which I have mitTiTl kl lie-Kine elillltiil, (nr the lt fill'""" "iVnir liilTi.reil inirlwl lnrtiira lor twenty"'"' ,, tliiin,iiiiiiielhni' relehliiKtnr Hirer " uti(y realanil llni.1.1" toilet lii'lP " "!, lli tiiimlmrleii remeille trleil. t" m,itJ Iriimtlil iilliirlii. for tlli i' una nl tliemi allnfkn I take ?.m ,! "Moors' HiivkhIimI," ami tlil ' ,lb Mil ll linn alao eurr.l ma of riiiill' "...oiil' liiil aay It lia ayil hi llle, ' " " :' lie without ll. Wn re both '"I'I'f U eimnt y vnniiKh In It fitvur, our Irliiiiil.to uell." MK8. JAMKH 0l Cor. 12th .ml Jarkann HI.. He""' " Foriale by lldr"gnlt'