Oregon City enterprise., November 10, 1893, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY, NOV KM WE K 10, 1S1W.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
IVieoii the lowest The Red Front.
I-adies rublers 35 cents pair. Cbar
man A Sun.
CLACKAMAS TAX UOLL.
Gratifying Standi Made by the
sessor's Hook.
An.
Receipt, note and order books at the
Fntkrpri8i office.
S. F. Scripture's wife presented him
with a son last Sunday.
The Salvation army has moved to
Seventh street hall on the hill.
the
Twenty-ipht school teachers are being
iamined this week at Pope's hall.
Mrs T. A. McRride left last week for
the Sound where she is visiting her sister.
Why have wet feet when 35 cents will
buy a pair of ladies rubbers at Charmaa
J: Son.
Everybody is invited to the hall on
the hill for the rally on Thursday
vening.
L. L. Torter, assisted by D. W. Kin
tiaird, is investigating the county affairs
for the grand jury.
C. 0. T. Williams is getting the lumber
on the ground for a new cottage to lie
erected on High street near 11th.
William tiadsbr, the furniture man, of
Portland can be found at 130 First street.
Don't forvet the number or place.
To prevent fits and convulsions during
teething, mothers should always have on
h md Stfedman's Soothing Powders.
W. P. Hawley has leased Geo. Wall
ing's house across the river for a period
of two years and has moved in. Mr.
Walling intends to locate in Salem.
Time checks from Oregon City woolen
mills will be taken either for exchange
of merchandise or on accounts for their
full value at the store of I. Skllisg.
Shiloh's Cure, the Great Cotiuh am!
Croup Cure, is tor sale by us. Pocket
e;e contains twenty-five doses, only 25c.
Children love it. C. G. Huntley.
The December Fashion Sheets are
here and can be ha 1 for the asking at
Huntley's B'K.k Store. A request on a
postal card will bring you one if you live
out of town.
Ohio, Iowa, Sew York, Kansas and
all the rest of the northern states have
fallen in line for republican principles
and men. Go to Shively's hall on Thurs
day evening and ratify the result.
Wheat, oats, hay, potatoes, butter
and eggs wanted at the Park Place store
at the highest market price. We give
in return the best goods for the least
meney. Our prices cannot be duplicated
in the county.
Best flour $3.25 a barrel, baby shoes i
25 cents, ladies laced cloth, foxed 75
cents, ladies fine button reduced toll;
boy's brograns 50 cents, men's plow,
fl.50, India blue prints 16 yards 100 at
the Red Front.
Tho work of making up the assess
ment roll of the several counties, and es
pecially of a county as largo and popu
lous as Clackamas, has been a big and
dillienlt undertaking this year on account
of the new laws passed by the last legis
lature requiring the assessor to carry
out the proHrty of the several school and
road districts in separate columns. As
there was no basis for this work, and as
many property owners were not certain
as to which district their property was
in, and all non-residents had lo be lo
cated from the plats, it made much extra
work. Assessor Bradley, ably assisted
by his wife, has just completed the as
sessment mil for this county, having
carefully compared all property concern
ing which there was any doubt with the
plats on file in the county offices to in
sure the correctness of the records. The
book is fully as large as the roll of last
year including the mortgages, and txtth
Mr. Bradley and his wife are entitled to
credit fur completing the roll with all the
work involved as soon as they have. As
the state board of equalisation does not
met-1 tdl the first of December it is in
plenty of time for their consideration, and
until they do pass upon it nothing can
be done towards making the levy oi col
lecting the taxes.
From the roll the following data has
betn leathered :
Gio s value of all property Iti.OtXl.S
Exemptions 2S5.K0
Total value of taxable property 5,7!5,:tT2
Taxable property last year 3,tW'i,(M7
Increase over last year 1,8M,350
J. A. Buck has purchased the Btock of
groceries formerly owned by G. H. Wish
art and has move'' them to bis own
building at the corner of Seventh and
Washington streets where be intends to
run a first class grocery business.
Nothing succeeds like success," and
nothing will more quickly insure success
than true merit. For fifty years, Ayer'g
arsaparilla has maintained its popular
ity as the superior blood-purifyer. It
stands on its own merits and never fails
to give satisfaction.
Those fine potatoes in C. O. T. Will
iams' office window wure raised by Staf
ford & Battin the market gardeners and
are beauties as may be judged from the
fact that it only takes twenty-eight of
them to make a bushel. Oregon soil
against the world for productiveness.
Preparations for the organ entertain
ment to be given on the evening of the
17th by the V illamette Silver Cornet
band assisted by the Philomathean soci
ety are progressing most satisfactorily
and give promise of a very pleasant
evening. Among the attractions on the
program are a flig drill by sixteen
girls, a song by Prof. Soulen and a vio
lin solo by Prof. Everest. Other attrac
tions of merit will be presented.
E. F. Driggs who recently passed the
examination and was admitted to practice
at the bar has ojened up an office in the
building adjoining William's real estate
office and Huntley's drug store and is
prepared to attend to any legal business
to wlikli he may be intrusted. As be
has had considerable experience already
in conducting cases and has met with
jtood success in his efforts those who
employ him may be certain that their
business will be well and carefully done.
as an evidence of the fair state of
trade ia Oregon City in comparison with
other places throughout the state there
may be cited the success of E.J. McKit
trick the shoe man who was caught some
fourteen months ago with some debts and
an overstock of goods. He has just paid
off his debts and is once more in control
of his own business, and while his stock
is not as big as it was a year ago, It has
still as finely selected an assortment as
one oonld wish to see, and Mr. McKit
tnck will be pleased to have all his for
mer customers call and examine his
goods. He has employed George Hyatt
( assist luak in the store.
Circuit Csurt .Notes.
Circuit court convened Monday with
Judtie ilcliride on the bench.
Following the opening of court the
grand jury consisting of the following
was drawn and bei;:in its labors: Jas.
Koors, foreman, Clarence F.ngle, Levi
Stebman.J. M. Sliker. Fr.tnk Jagger,
A. Mautzand G. W. Kennedy.
The trial jury has not yet been called
and it is not expected that it will he un
til Saturday as there is nothing fur them
to do. Most of the time of the court
thns fur has been devoted to hearing
motions and passing upon demurrs.
The grand jury reported upon two
cases on Thursday, and both parlies were
permitted to plead guilty to as.-ault. One
of these, K. Duncan, was sentenced to
sixty days in the county jail for assault
ing his wife, and Henrv Dieckman, for
assaulting with a mattock, wasnned 50.
The costs were taxed up to the defend
ants in earh case.
On account of numerous dillatory mo
tions the court made an order to the ef
fect that any attorney interring mo
tions ostensibly for the pur;oe of delay
ing trial or settlement would, if over
ruled, be fined 10. the fine to go to the
opisjsita side.
T. W. Fouts is acting as general bailiff,
M.Miller as trial jury bailiff, and J. K.
Binicman as grand jury bailiff.
The party given on Monday evening
PERSONAL NOTES.
Louis Jsggar was in the city on Wed
nesday. Miss Nettie lllxson is on the sick list
with an attack of malarial fever.
Miss Adah Itreyman of Salem is send
ing the week with Miss Mamie Charman.
Editor K. K. I.. White and wile of
the Portland Chronicle was in 'he guest
of Capt. A. B. Graham over the Sabbath.
Mrs. Fisher and her daughter Clara,
of Corvallia, w ho have leeii visiting Mrs.
Major Chai man and Miss Mamie Char
man, have returned to their home.
Mrs, J. C. Moreland, wife of Judtre
Morcland.of IVrtlai'd, accompanied by
her daughter Susie and two lady friends,
were the guests of Mrs. P. F. Morey,
Wednesday.
K. P. Hands, jr., who returned fmm
the Coast range with the Henry Mcldrum
surveying party last week left Tuesday
to resume his studies at Pacific Univers
ity for the winter.
S10TT0LENE3
What It II
by the members of Company F passed
off very pleasantly and was much en-
! joyed by all present. Thanks to the un
tiring and well directed effort of com
mittees everything was pleasantly ar
ranged for the enjoyment of the guests
of the company. This was the first
i party given since the completion of the
change in the armory and an effort was
made to have the room well arranged
and decorated for the occasion and that
they were successful in this was evident
from the many warm econiums spoken
by the guests present. Special effort
was made to have the reception room
elegantly arranged and it would have
bothered any one to have suggested any
thing better or nicer. In fact it was
elegant. The party was strictly devoted
to dancing the music furnished by
Rouse's or.-liestra being mu:h enjoyed
as may best be understood from the fact
that there were played in addition to
the sixteen pieces on the program
four extras. "Alter the ball" most of
those present formed select sutpr par
ties and went out to enjoy oysters and
other delicacies. All present thoroughly
enjoyed the evening from start to finish,
and to the committee belongs thecridit
ol conducting a party successfully, hoth
in a social and financial wav.
Revival Men ices.
The interest shown in the revival
services at tne Presliyterian church
which are being conducted nighlty by
the pastor assisted by Rev. K. A. Mold-
ridge of Portland, has led lo arrange
ments being made for their continuance
and Mr. Moldridge will remain over
next Sabhiith.
The following are the official announce-
ments for time of meetings : Friday
evening at :.n, prcki'inng and song
service. Saturday 3 o'clock P. M. a
special gathering of school children who
will be given an illustrated talk by Mr.
Moldridge. Suturdav 7::t0 to 8:30
o'clock P. M. (Isvinning and closinK
promptly), a Presbyterian jubilee
service. Mind.ty, I raver circle in session
r oin of church at !) A. M. Sunday
school at 10 A. M. Worship and preach-
"g from 11 to 12 o'clock subject of
S'rmon, "Paul's Visit to Peter." 2 P. M.
meeting of Junior Endeavor to he ad
dressed by Mr. Moldridge. 3 o'clock
P.M. Second men's rally, good music
and an earnest address along practical
lilies of special interest to men. 0:3d
P. M. meeting of Y. P. S. C. E. with
blackboard talk. 7 :30 preaching service
closing sermon by Rev. E. A. Moldridge
lo be followed hv a "sealing" service.
Everybody cordially invited
Letter U.t. I
The following ia the li.it of letters remain
ing in the HM oltlceat Oregon City, Orri;iin,
oveinlir 9, Wfl:
Haggard, Mr Reed, Tims H
Hainniftt, blanche Slnrr, Frank
Holbrook. Ilirliy A Say, Mr
Harris, Mm Su.-an Wells
Kelly, Miss Minnie Williamson, David
Miilioney, J 11
If called for please say when advertised.
K. M. RANDS, p. M.
SP" It la the new shortening
gf tUwy the place of Urdj
or cooking butter, oi
0 rw.tr. C0StS IcM, f m
fl farther, anil Is easily
.dlgcatcd by anyone.
AT ALL GROCERS.
1 Refuse All Substitutes.
Mad only by
Z N. K. FAIR-BANK & CO.,
ST. LOUIS and
UT CHICAGO. NCW TOSS, S9
A COMPLETE LINE OF
Men's IIIC21I TOP Kip Hoots
sit $!.r0 per Pair.
A VVIU LINK OK
Hoavy Wintor Shoos-Just in.
Como in and soo thorn.
OREGON CITY SHOE STORE.
Next door t'i Ittiitk . Oregon City, Oregon.
FOR HONEST GROCERIES
AT THE LOWEST CASH PRICES
-GO TO THE-
E. E. Martin who returned from Cath
nlamet the tirst of the week, rejKjrts that
E litor Davis of the Gazette had for sev
eral days prior to his leaving, been act
ing insane. Thursday be linked him
self up in his room and refused to see
anyone or come out till Sunday, when
he packed tip and left for Portland, first
nailing letters to several prominent cit
izens in town warning them that they
would lw killed on Monday. Since then
nothing has been beard of him.
C. X. Greenman, the old and reliable
drayman, has opened an office on Main
between Fourth and Fifth streets, which
will be his headquarters hereafter. In
addition to his dray and express business
and sand yard, he has taken the agency
for the Merchants Express.
Win. Sbeehan has moved from tho
west side of the river to J. M. Taylor's
cottage recently vacated by W. P.
llawley.
(uiiranteed Cure.
We authorize ouradvertised to sell Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, upon this condition.
If you are alllieted with a Cough, Cold
or any Ming, 'Jhrout or Chest trouble,
and will ui-e this remedy as directed,
giving it a fair trial, and experience no
no benefit, you may return tho bottle
and have vour monev refunded We
j could not make this offcrdid we nut know
that Dr. King's New Discovery could he
relied on. Jt never disappoints. Trial
bottle free at G. A. Harding's drugstore.
Large size 50c. and $1.00.
Mainly.
Stsiir, Novsintivr . Well, It If raining
avail), i usual, bill Hie Inrinrra have all
their full work done, and while it rulua Ihry
go liiinling and IMiiita
Tlic laughter ol plieaiant Int. iM-gun
aaui. Every Suinlny nmriilnK early one
can dozens of humeri mi Ii iiIii;iiii
on III. ahunlder liMikii'K for Knins. Not ons
ill rrtlirn llll liN Kttlce flick l aril llllvd.
The oalimiti trout lUlunif l vrry K'mhI
present In the Sandy ami Cedar rrwk. A
few kin; salmon also are n. A good many
Portland iple am out here Irving to have
rlilierman'i luck.
The aiii'ilon held by John llenller lat
Saiurday at Melnig's atore wan attended hy
a large crow, I, and moat all thing acre mild
ill good figure. Mr. Hentlrr lia. ! n aut
jerl to hlhK Iroiihl the ln-t few yrura and
thinka a wanner climate will uil Inni better,
and ao lie ha., left for Australia.
John Konlcr ha. gone to Portland where
he ia in company with another gentlrinan
in the grocery bimiui'.a. lie ha. Iiirrd
Johnny Knpier to run hia flnr.
Kaar Yongrr ha moved out from Port
land to untie on Ida place.
The rainy weather of the iat lias made
aome txittoruleaa holei, and In aoine places
the roaila are almost im pa .an hie. Slepi
muit tie taken aoon to huilil a giuM road
from Sandy to the county line, a the travel
lncrea.ii every year.
The High Koreat debating aoclrtv will
have literary fxrrcle every aecond Satur
day. The iuetioii laat Saturday waa, Ite
solved. That foreiKD immigration ahould le
forljiddun. The debate w ai decided ill fa
vor of the alternative.
GROCERY STORE,
V. Harris, Prop., Successor to Fields
A' iSoils,
Next tluor to 1ojk it Ck.'h llanlwiiri Store.
ESTABLISHED
1883.
TENTH YEAR
1893.
Ifyouhavs not been in "My Cigar
Store" lately you should step in there
the first time you are passing and note
the improvements which Mr. Bean has
been making lately. His billiard tables
hve been refitted and the floor carpeted
s that it is a pleasant and quiet place to
smoke a cigar or enjoy(a smoke or play
a garm of billiards. Mr. Rean makes it
his businc 84 to run a firsl-cLinH parlor and
permits no rowdyism or underhand
work upon the place. He realizes that
first-class custom 'is driven away
if everything is not kept neat and quiet
and as be wants the very best custom
you can visit bis parlors at all times and
findeverything agreesble and plranant.
If you like a fresh and sweet cigar he
can suit you to a T from bis new and
finely assorted stock.
On account of the result of the elec
tion in the East there will be a grand
rally and ratification at Shively's opera
houso on Thursday evening whih
is intended to be every republican's
meeting. Senator Mitchell, Hon. W.
N. Barrett and numerous other speakers
have been invited to be present, and an
old-fashioned republican jubilee will be
in order.
Is lour Laundry Well Hotiel
iNothing exasperates a person so much
as to have a fine white garment returned
from the laundry yellow and mussy,
buttons half oft and In a condition not
fit to wear. The Troy Steam Laundry
sends out none but first class work a
trial order will convince you. Ollice
with F. A. Waddock. pout ollice build
ing. Bundles left Tuesday evening will
be returned Saturday morning.
Mr. W. M.Terry, who has been in
the drug business at Elkton, Ky., for
ti e Past twelve years, says: "(.'lmmber-
min s iougn Kemedy gives tMittr satis
faction than any other cough medicine
l nave ever sold." lliere is good reason
luruiiH. no omer win cure a cold so
quickly ; no other is so certain a prevent
ive and cure for croup: no other affords
so much relief in case of whooping cough
For sale by G. A. Harding.
HtalTnrd Itrmi,
HTArrnHii, Nov. . A. II. (iane and Itert
Snow arrived from Grant county In. I Fri
day with twenty head of young boraea.
They have them at prewnt In J. P. (lone a
barn and are ottering them at prices within
the reach of any one deairlng a lirat clam
animal.
The men folks of HtalTnrd attended
tale at C. T. Tooze a laat Saturday in great
numliera,
P. Oldenatant killed a href and acted the
part of butcher apleudidly, aelllnit the
greater part of it on the ground.
We had a alight snow fall on October 31
and November 2. It ia the earlleit in the
seiiKin we have hail am h weather for mtue
years.
Prof. V. E. Howton, aaalateil by director
',. Klligaon, put the Station! academy to
riglita Saturday by repairing the si-iiih, deaka,
porch and chimney, and putting the whole
place Into ship-ahaie fur the accommoda
tion of the pupils now In attendance.
Paddy Drneni and Chaa. I.arnou were in
Portland laat week and attended the fa r.
They returned home with 'glowing ac
counts of the city anil e poaitlon.
Win. Waddle and family have moved Into
the house recently vaulted by Mr. I-'rey.
500,000 TREES
Oswego f,ur$eris
Oiler for tlio coining Heiismi one of the largest ntul most edtiplel itok
of trees to l fmitiil in the Northwest, consisting of the following:
1IM),(X) ujilt nil the lending varieties.
1",XI0 prune With Italian and lVt t in tho l al.
T.tyKH) I'ear Ilartlrt and many others.
10,1)00 cherry la-si sweet and sour kinds.
J.r,0(XJ jsm h Knrly Crawford and many others.
25,000 plum nil of the beat.
5,(XX) Japan plum hotli old ami new sorts.
10,MX) aprcint lx-st kinds for this climate;.
Also small fruit, grnx) vim s, nhiidf, nut and evergreen trvei, rowi
Fond fur new descriptive cutnlugue now ready.
Address WALLING & JARISCH,
Oswego, Oregon.
vie,
E. E. WILLIAMS,
Grocer,
oregon city.
Masonic Building.
If you want an attractive sign see
Davis the painter. Portland prices.
Shop back of Pope & Co. 'a hardware
store.
Orvllle ami Vicinity.
Oiiviu.r., Nov. fi. The farmers through
this part have been very busy the last
mouth sowing their fall gram and digging
potatoes. The potato crop Is not very good
this seanon. H. W. Gains has the bast yield
so far reported, it being from IX) to !i bush
els per acre.
Mrs. J. F, Perdue and J. K. Kchnelder
have been improving the conveniences of
their farms hy building stock sheds.
T. 1). Killed and wile of Klliott Prairie
were visiting at the post ollice Inst Hunday.
There is to he a series of meetings at tho
Elliott Prairie Congregational church be
ginning tin-second Hunday of thii month.
F. M. Samson has his new burn almost
ready to raise. It will be ajvery large building.
The Congregational church would be
greatly obliged to those who subscribed to
It on dedication day if they would call at
the Orvlile post ollice or on T. II. Killcn of
Elliott Prairie and pay their several sums
as they are now due and the church Is
greatly In need of nieney.
Shiloh's VitalUeris what you need for
Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver, Yellow tikinor
Kidney Trouble. It Is guaranteed to
give you satisfaction. Price 7&c. Hold
by C. O. Huntley.
How You Can Save Money
When your children need a laxative or itomiih
find Imwel regulator, htiv
BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE.
Fifty doses for twenty-fivo cunts. Tho season fir
colds mid coughs is upon uh. In order to I pre
pared for nn emergency, get a Ixdlloof
Baby's Pectoral Syrup,
Tho best in the market. Print 25 cents. Forn'
w al CANDY PHARMACY, C.i.l.y,0r.
pR J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor.
ELA'S PoiaOfl-IVV Pi LLB-A ure aire for
polvning from Ivy-lne or Oak. If fin )m
prorcd ia a pava rcturnthebotUeandgctyuui
monry. bolif by all lniir;iata
UNDERTAKING & EMBALMING,
MRS. C. P. WINESET.
Largest .took of Collins and Casket kept South of Portland. Also cloth covered
and Metallic Caskets furnished to order. Ladies and dents' llurial
"ol.es in stock. Fin Hearse ready at any call.
S. F. SCRIPTURE Manager.
BROWN
The photographer
Ih prepared to mako photograph
ol all kinds promptly
and in
FIRST CLASS STYLE
BaWcB'and Children Pictures
1 Bpocialy.
Call and examine Ihh work
At the Old New York Gallerv
O 1 -t
HOCOnU floor nr.rth
Drug Store.
of
Hardings
Needy - Nursery,
J. D. NOE. Prop..
NICICDY, . - OHKGON.
A finn ht of all kinds of-
FRUIT-:-TREES
Ready for Fall Trade.
A lot of ono and two-ycnr-old
Italian and Petet Prune
TREKS. All healthy.
Apple and Pear Trees-
A finolinoofl and 2 year olds
Will not U undersold.
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