Oregon City Kntcrprisc.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
o. i', t co. M smxr.ii.
In KcrmT Jan , mn.
HU'unH'f KAMoNA.
HVKoiiiii(riiilf. i-iiNTi.ANii
V"" m,
t ii . m.
II (HI p. hi,
HCNUAV,
. . rn.
i m p. in.
wj, M.
Hound tiiK lift fend.
5 '" IN
II .wis. in,
i l. III.
7 IW. m.
II ("la. m.
Hwip m.
TlmDtianl aiili)il in rhaiwa without airline
- The r
I'AaHANUKH HIKAMKIl, Al.ToNA,
ICTWa.HI filHTLANIl. K1N ANH I NliNrMHKMI l.
I eve I'i Miami Taylor afreet din k al A ll A. M,
ml leavva ij-.'M .ti, cny (r MHicri 7.j a. M
1 un.iUa, 1 hurxla r and NaliiriU,
IH Ind.ipeinleiini IW 1 M ad Halnni 7 SO
A M alul Oregon I lly I nil H M ,,r I'urt
laml Moliilar. fcedneailar alia KrliUf.
Caat Hum, good ardiiuixlalliini ami low ratrt.
No way Iramhl lialiillri, apei'lal rak-i uu
llirniiuli freight.
Hot'TUCK rACIKIC RAILWAY.
oTM NiM'NIl.
Calllnnila Kn.rr.i (tliriiiigii) 7I. It).
Iloavburg Ixv-al way alaUmia) I W p. m.
KU til sol mi.
Ilii.rliilrg lirl wuy autliuia) t II . m
I illliirnta . inr.a uhnmili) 7. In p. In
1 II R MAIM.
Mailt pIimx going North, f a. in.
Malta cliwu going Hi. mil. v i m.
, I p in., II p m.
,7.wp. m.
allia mii'Taa.
Oregon'lt)rlii Kly.t'arue, Miillmiaiid Mulalla
leaxa at M m. ami arrive, al i in. ilally.
Oregoa nij to K.ly.Niiik.Clark Meadow llrook,
I'liluii W 1 1 la. M ii 1 1 ii ami I ilium, leavea al lu a.
m rural?, I liiira.lay ami Maiunlay, ami m
luriiaoi, ' ii t I in ilava al t 3t p. m
FKIIUY, !' Kill! I' A II Y 2, IK'U.
AllMl'I'l.TI'NAI, flll.l.taiK Hdit. A null
waa rouiinriii nl Tmmiluy by the InwhI
o( ri'irnla (i t tin atiilo BKrli iilturul col
li'Ki NKulnat J. K. llrysuri, a assiKi"' ol
1 1 it mil I on k Co , mill 7,iliin A II, .
Joli a" ,rlnri. TIh roiliitiiint ullr.'ra
tlitiluf sundry tune Lot w rill January
lat MhI Jilim A. It. Shipley, aa
ImamiriT uf tlm Kir-l , It-ft Willi said
linn (ur aiifn km-puiK :U,(H;. Hiirli
f 1 1 1 1 1 1 r HiTII tilt? pMpclty (l( tllll CnlIrK'1,
and Hiipli-)' nulilli'il tlm linn of tlm tin
turn li noiirce n( nu ll inula, it f lie
urn llinu notifying (lii'in tliat lir wimiIiI
lie oliIii(iv o turn over all of suld money
to tln iUuitill in a few ii.ka at tlx
furllicul, mill Hint said Hamilton, Job A
Co. iniiat lioM llm annni in rvadinu to
turn over mi iIi-iiihihI. The limik n
ruiviiil tlm iiHiin-y, well kliuwlng It
cliarurliT Hiul oitlifull knowli'iltf thai
it 1 1 1 I U fiui'la mill that Trcumirvr
Mililty (liiailiil tliu Minn mi t!ie trnaa-lin-ruf
'"lil Ixmril, lUiiiillon, Job A
Co. iim-iI mid rrluiiH'.l anl'l mom-y in
lliclr luiNinnaii will, mil mitliorily of Uw
ml In vliilaliiniaiif ImmnoI Ihiaitiitu. Tlio
rolli'KK nioiipy wan roii(fiilly niilixiril
with the ki'iiituI (inula of tint bank and
uai'il in ila biihinna. Tlm aai'l uf the
bank an' not anlliilml to ay ita in
tlrbtmlui'M in full, anil tlm aanlnro,
uolnaH n-alruiiii'l by nil orlnr of tb
court 'run m ilniiiK, will apply part
of tlif (inula to tlm pnyini'iilH of Kiim-riil
ami iilluT IniliililciliiPHH, Wlii'ri'dirc
plailitiU'N pmv uu onlnr for' a iIii'ipv
ilii'liiriiiii tlie nionny ili'iamiti'il by llii'tn
to Im llm proNTiy of plninliir ami tbr
lluiiiilt 'ii, Job A Co w .-rn truMi'i-a for
tliH bi'iii'llt of pluiiuiir, mill out of I ln
Ural iiiiiney I'lilli'i li'il by tlm aHHinii bo
abullpayto pluintiirit $18,512, toKi'tbir
with IniiTt'at at 8 pur cunt, from June
10th, ami tbnt a-aiiwe be reatraineJ
(ron ilinbtiiNiiiu any of the bmhcIh of
aiiM bunk until pliiintilVn' cl.iiui la paid
In lull.
Kahtkd HO 1)avn. A Tli(jrni m
lairtiT intiTvii'Wi'il Mra. (Ii'i). II. Wil
liam, whom bo tiTiim the prfi'nlm
of tlm cliirt't ami crurkcr religion and
nuti'H Hint nlm lum nu'iivxreil fioni Iiit
ri'iiiiirknbln liiNt of ni'iirlv 111) iliiyn 70
liny on the body and blood, and
forty ilnyi on nhnolulily nothing but
water and baa goim to euling Hunin.
Slie look but very Utile the wornti for
the crin ml oiileul Willi her are Uv
tween ldO Hiul ISO iliwipleN, who are re
jnirlng thut they have reiit lied the mil
okirta uf tlm li'iiK wenry wilderneaa.
The faitli curial piiHlenn and her 150
chiMen followera now have whut I hey
are plenned to call purely apiritual
bixlien. Mrn. Williainn' cahe la a re
nuirknblo one. According to a eoin
munil fnim on high, a bIio atutea it, alio
went nevnnty duya on bread and wine
aluiie. Tliun she wan forbidden even
thai, anil for forty diiya alia went
without aught but water. Her final
dfllvorcnctt ciimo the laat of Ducember.
For 110 tUya, or over 3 niontba, she
had uliHtnliied from fooil. Her vital
powera were very well aiiHtnined, but
alio had loHt aonio tlenb, and, although
Mra. Williiima pioteata that ahe was
not what one might mil a aick woman,
nevertlmlonn alie wn reduced to a very!
precariouH condition. For four weeks
nliiidid not leavo her room. Mrs Wil
liiiniHilid not oder an expliinatlon of
why her prophecy of October 30 that
tliOHlreetH of Portland would Boon run
with blood and that the Willamette
would bo full of cloud bodiea and desola
tion reign did not prove trtio.
I And What Nkxt. Pooplo of the great
praire atittcaeiiHt of the Rocky mountains
are used both to lightning rods and
llghttilng-rod swindlers, hence one ex
pects to read of the pranks of both In
that section of tlm United Stains but no
one would have supposed that In Oregon,
where lightning could hardly be driven
or hired to strike anything that light
ning rod swindler wonld have the galU
t" work his tricks or Unit he would meet
wldi any wirceMs yet, a trio of theae
gentry aw'iKd down upon the country
people ea.nl of Hnlein luat week, and hiic
cei'iliil hi t,ctlinlr,jiig ut li'iial on.i limn,
Ihoiigh they ciilne to grief by u-ll illur it
wnrriiiit after I hem fur iittcuiiliw aw in 'lie,
Tin) uioiln of oiernting the awliiilln in fur
two of ti e Wortliles to go abend and
niiikn cniilruitH and put up the roda,
while llm thin follnwa ulu-ruml collecls.
How ll is that Ihi aii fellowa are able to
ilo htiiui'N where It rarely ever light
nings Is a mystery. Kecordi kept for
fifty year beurno reairt of any btiildiugs
having In-en struck by liuhtiiing in the
Willamette Valley.
IIki.i kii TiiKMar.i.VKS. Laat Tliursday
parly of men were at wor't ou the
Highland road Juat beyond where it
fork from the Mulalla road mid w hen
they stopped for dinner, a it wait raining
they left their wagons mid tixJs in the
road and went to a vacant hoiiao a littln
wuys back from the road to el their
lunch. While they were there a couple
of four borne teams mned and one of
theiu got slin k, but they paid Utile atten
tion aa t tin teams were not in view from
tint limine, but when they came out aficr
dinner to hitch lip a party named Hliclly
found his ningletree mianing arid at once
caiim to town to look for It, lie found
the rigs al Cooke's livery and searching
around founJ the broken -,llfi,.,r,.e
the wagon and siibaeniieutly his own iiid
under the straw, He di'iiuitided his
aingieireo and miy for his time w bich
was refused, but when he started slier
an oili er to arrest llieinthey pungled up
and K'lve him two ilullum. The tunica
were from the vicinity of Highluml, but
uiifiirtuiiuti'ly their names are not
known.
IIST IN Til Mill' nt Aim. The new
has reached Corvnllis that a liinii, pre
sumed lo bn one of Hlmiilish boys, Is
lnil in llm Cosat range, or has met wild
sn aceiileiilal death. On Tuesday of
lunl week, he left bis home on Oliver
creek, in the mountains between Oliver
and Heaver, seventeen mile aotllliwesl
olCorvallm, and went cut (or a day's
hunt, lie failed to return ami a sean h
iug putty was sent out, but returned
w ithout tlixling any trace of him. This
party was followed by another, and, the
Times snya, a continual sxmring of the
moiintuin in the vicinity baa Ihi-ii kept
up without avail. The man, comt-rning
whom identity there is no certainty, is
about 30 rears of ag, and (mm the
fact that be was familiar with i he
mountains., the belie! is general that he
hat pciHii-d.
Comino TO 1'uHri.ANI) Jmncs J. Hill,
according to the Seattle Telegraph, ha
at last completed arrangement by which
tbetireat Northern will do an all-rail
hliai liens direct with Oregon and Cali
fornia, No work for the present, will
be done on his surveyed road between
this city atnl theSniinil, but by reciprocal
agn-ementa wilh the Northern Pacific,
that road will take all of Hill's btininess
between Portland and Seattle, handling
it as if jt was its own. The new ur
rangeiiit-iils will necestiitate tlm bund
ling of through coiii'hes and freight, but
In what exit-lit is not yet ascertained,
and limy depend on the growth of busi
uesH. Tlus new and interesting deal
will tuke jilnce February 1.
A Naumow Oai'uk Siut. In Judge
Hurley's court Tuesday the case of L. II.
Clarke against the Southern Pacific com
pany came up for trial. About a year
ago a wood train waa wrecked on the
narrow range Poitland & Willamette
Valley railway. The train struck a tree
which bad hUlen across the track near
Middleton. Clarke waa among the In
jured, and he afterward brought suit
against the company for $15,000 damages
to :fo and limb. Tho examination of
w itnesses in the cano hud not proceeded
very far Indore it was decided that the
jnrois in the case whould view the scene
ii tho accident. Accordingly a hinhmuI
train took the jutors oat to Alidilleton to
see the place.
F.ntkktainmknt at Pakk Plaik
Park Place Library Association will give
an entertainment on Friduy evening of
thin week at Park Place school house for
the benefit of the library. An interesting
program baa lieen arranged consisting
of munlc by the band, musical and liter
ary exercises by local talent and an ad
dress "F.ncRtiotial Processes" by H. 8
Strange. Much interest has been taken
by the pupils who have Hold a great
many tickets. A full house is expected.
Poors 0H'n at 7 0 clock. Program at
.'t0. Admission 15 cents; children 10
cents.
Statb or Omo, City op Toledo.)
Ll'l'AS I'Ol'NTY )
Khank J. Cimcnky uitikeB oittti that lie
in the Betiior partner of tlie firm of F. J.
Chunky & Co., doing bnmiieHg in the
Citv of Toledo, County and State of ai'oro
Biild, and thut Raid firm will pny the sum
of ONE HUNDKKD DOLLARS for each
und every en ho of Catarrh Hint rannot he
cured by tho uxed of Haix's Catakkii
Ci'hk. . . FRANK J.CIIENKY.
Sworn to before me and Btihucrihed in
my presence, this (1th day of December,
A. D., 1880.
8KAI.
A. W. GLEA80N,
Notary l'ublio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and inn
conn surfaces of the sytom. Send for
testimonials freo.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
jtW"Sold by Druggists, 75c.
TftlCGLOU ANO COCKADE.
I)rlln ur Ilia lll.l-rln Itril, Alilln anil
Ulna I'olora til I riH-,
Rornn 70 or HO yi-nm Ix-furo Frnni-e
was (in ol Mil in the fluinca of (he rivo
lutiuii Hint Is. lit thiM'pix'h of the war
of the micci Mfi hi, when she was in
L'luso iilliance with Kpniri and f!;iviirl
It was thotigbt ib'sirubli) to diftlri
guUh (he allli'd soldiers by n cockade,
whlrh coinblni'd the colors of the thr'-o
niitlons -tlin white of France, the rod
tif Hpnlu, liml the blue of JJnvnrla.
To none of such incidents, however,
would It bo wise to attribute the origin
f the hlntorio tricolor and cocltude
adopted by revolutionary Krancn. At
the on Out tluro a-emed likelihood
that Krcrn, which Camillo Dearnonllria
had pupnlarir.cd at tho 1'iibils I(oyn),
would have Im cuiiio tho national color,
but men reineruliered In time that it
wa that of the livery of the Comte
d'Artnla, the moat unpopular of the
Uotirbou prince, and it w thereupon
discarded.
A propuxltlun was then made to as
sume the color of the city of Pari
blue and red, a Duma reminds n in
hi "KliAns A pres." To thine' was
added the white of to many glorlou
memories, Un-anse it had been selected
by the national guard alway faithful
to the throne and ita tradition.
tSot until aoine months afUT the cap
ture of the fhiHtille was the tricolor
definitely adopted when Onilly and La-
j f.vett presented ii to LoniaXVI In the
i Kreat nail or tne lioici uu v ilie. anu me
convention tanned a decree In which it
I was deacrlls-d a consisting of three
I oolora "diMiHiner en troi bandea
egalea, do uiauicre que le bleu aoit at
tache a In garde du pavilion, le blano
an milieu, t le rouge flottnnt duns ha
airs" that Is, in equal vertical aec
tiona, with the blue Inward, the rod
outward and the white between.
This ia tho historic flag which Na
poleon's legions, in conjunction with
their eagles, bore victoriously from the
Seine to the Elbe, the Tagtis, the Boro
dino and the Danube, which they plant
ed victoriously on the walla of al:r't
every European capital. All the Year
Round.
Th Cirlnaa uf Lltlla Tblnffa Again.
Here is a good comic opera story:
Marie Waiuwright was sicuking of her
nervousnetia on the first night of a new
production, and she said thut an absurd
contretemps nearly threw her off her
balance during a first night. She con
tinued: "Perhaps yon remember thut
a Dame Hannah in 'Rnddigore' 1 had
to go on with a small dugger, with
which I was snpiKMcd to threaten the
wicked baronet's life. When my turn
came round, the dagger bad disappeared
and waa nowhere to be found. Noth
ing wonld induce me to go on without
my property, and although Mr. Har
rington implored me to appear without
it 1 wa resolute. Of course there was
a terrible stage wait, and at last Mr.
Harrington grew dospwate, aud forcing
something Into my band absolutely
pushed me ou to the stage. And what
do yon think it was?" asked Miss Wain
Wright, laughing at the reminiscence,
"Of all things, it was a large gas key I
I contrived, however, to conceal the
alfliird makeshift from the audience,
but when I had to hand my supposed
dagger to Mr. Oiossmith ho most un
kindly gave me away. 'How can I kill
myself with this thing?' he naid, bold
lug np the gas key in its entirety lo t e
audience. Of course there was a per
fect bowl of laughter, and for some
minute we were unalilu to continue.
New York Recorder.
A ( lioerfiil Tlmr.
A Sunday or two no tmo of our pop
ular deutiiita liud quite u picnic iu the
exercise of his prufiK.iim. A enfTcring
citizen said to his wife, us s!ie started
for church, "If you meet Dr. , aend
blm over." She did happen to meet
htm, and tho tunn of foreepa was soon
with the Buffering citizen, whose cour
K full to zero ou set iug him. "Fact
was he didn't think his wife would
meet the doctor, uud if the hitter would
accept payment for his trouble he
would be k'iuI to have him go awny
without torturing an unwilling vic
tim." "Let's Beo the offender," said
the dentist, and then, following np tho
advantage, ho soon hud five grinders
where they would do no moie aching.
Suffering citizen was then a happy num.
and desiring to also make happy a neigh
bor whom he knmv was afraid of a den
tist he inveigled Mr. P. Into the dread
presence, and after seine coaxing out
came 19 anngs to make way for a set.
Then the neighbor, in bis great sense of
relief, called in his wife, who yielded
seven more to the harvest. By this
time the man afraid of a dentist, who
had had out 13, concluded it was just
fun and But down tor a pnll of three
more. Tbon the doctor was out of bnsi
ness and counted up 27 samples of jaw
misery aa the result of his friendly call.
Old Colony (Mass.) Memorial.
Ha Waa "So Slouch" at Fool.
He waa tall, lean and lanky, wore a
peaked cap, had hayseed in his hair
and resembled typical farmer from
the remotest part of up country. lie
was interested in watching game of
pool In a Smith street resort and was
full of exclamations and comments aa
the game piogressed. Then he waa in
veigled into a game with people who
imagined that they had a dead cinch on
him. The long arms and lank legs hung
all over the table tor a moment, and
then the game was over. An expert
was at once pitted against him for
moneys and the betting on the outside
became even. But the export, like tho
man who drove the hearse, was not in
it when tho countryman had finished
playing. "Qoh all hemlock!" observed
the up country individual, "I reckon I
am kinder soft, but yon kin bet your
boota I'm no slouch when it comes to
thovin pool balls." And then he pulled
out a Bait bag, deposited his winnings
in the deepest comer and shtiilled out,
leaving the vanquished bettors to ru
minate upon the ierverscneea of human
judgment. Brooklyn Standard Union.
MAKE
THE
WEAK
STRONG
In wliat our drug" help to
lo, for tliey are always
fresh and pure, and will
do what your dotitor ex
l'cta of them; and you
tuny In? ure when you
have bought anything at
our store you have not
been overcharged. Patent
medicine, toilet prepara
tion", brushed, coinhH
Everything in fact to be
found in a first-claHH drug
ntore, and plcae remem
ber our special pride is our
jireftoription department.
We are conwtantly adding;
new remedied toourntock
and at all times Htriving
to merit your patronage.
C. G. HUNTLEY.j
Phnrmucist. i
Opening a New
Ledger for 1894?
KememiKT that we are
agents for the Miller
Megee patent flat oiiening
lxiokp the bent made: alro
w are Helling a book
which opens nearly flat at
lens price than you used
!S0Hre JS'' a
curved lien holder to get
down into the "cents
space. Come in and ex
amine them. We guaran
tee both books and prices.
We can furnish you with
filing casfR, stub files,
Shannon files, copying
books, letter presses and
all oflice supplies
At Huntley's Book Store,
Next door to Com. Rank,
Oregon City.
DH VIES
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Would be pleased to see his friends
and patrons in his new
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over Golden Rule Bazaar.
-)ELLO
1800 miles of longdis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon and Washington
now in operation by the
Oregon Telephone and Tel
egraph company.
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Tacoma, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and HG other towns
in the two states on the
line.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
personal communication.
instance no ellect on a
clear understanding. Spo
kane as easily heard as
Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - - - Oregon.
Cooke's Stables,
W. H. COOKE, Manager,
Suci'enr In II. II T 4 L Co.
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
OREGON CITY.
The l.KADINQ LIVERY STABLE
of the City. Riga of any description
furnished on short notice.
All kinds of Truck and Delivery Busi
ness promptly attended to.
I lories Hoarded and Fed on reason
able terma.
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Full Stock of Guns i& Ammunition.
Repairs on all kinds of small machines
promptly maile. Duplicate keys to
any lurk manufactured. Sliop on
Main Htreet, next to
Nohlitt'a Stables.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice l hereby given, that there are unfll
clent IiiikU on hsnil tn pay general (uud war
rnnti nutaUniling eniloraed prior to October 9,
Wl InteroKt ceaaea with the date of th I no
tice K. L. HOLM AN, City Treasurer,
Oregon City.
Oregon City, Oregon, Jan. IS, 18S4.
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON,
The Pioneer Store
JUST : ARRIVED!
-A COMPLETE LINE OF-
Fall & winter Jackets
-Direct from New
Ladies' Cloaks in all Styles and Misses' and
Children's in all Patterns
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS!
Hop Sackings, Whip Cords, Cash
meres and Henriettas.
-We have a new and complete stock o'
LADIES' MACKINTOSHES,
Of the very Latest Style.
i Call and see our stock before purchasing as it is the largest and newect
styles in
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON.
, ' j
' SE VENTH - STREET - BAKERY
j avrT noATP-p.nTTnVPP V
BkA. V Mar W A a&a atV hf aVV a f
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day.
All Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGE.
aT LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
Do You Need a Legal Blank?
The ENTERPRISE has the only complete stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 200 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.
Every kind of a blank needed by a Judge, Jus
- tice, Lawyer, Real Estate Dealer, Farmer or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent POSTAGE , paid at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
Portland-Clatskanie
R-O-U-T-E.
STR. SARAH DIXON,
GEO. M SHAVER, Master,
Will leave Portland Dailv, except
Sunday, at 2:00 p.m., for Oak Point
& way landings connecting with
str.'c w. shaver,
For Claskanie Monbays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
Returning, arrive at Portland at
10 a. m., Daily except Monday.
The company reserves the right
to change time without notice.
For freight or passenger rates
apply to dock clerk at Portland, foot
j Washington St.,or on board steamer.
This is the nearest anil most di
rect route to the Nehalem valley.
JOHN A. BECK,
. THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
IS STILL ON EARTH.
For general repairing he stands
without a peer. For first-class, re
liable goods his store ia second to
none. Trvhiml
York connoting of-
the market.
Portland-
Cowlitz
River Route, via.
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Joseph Kellogg Trans. Co.
STR. JOSEPH KELLOGC leaves
Kelso Monday, Wednesday ami
Friday, at 6 A. M. Leaves Port
land, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 7 A. M. '
STR. NORTHWEST Leaves Port
land Monday, Wednesday ami
Friday for Kelso and Upper Cow
litz river points, returning the
following days.
This is the only direct route fo
reach all Cowlitz river points..
WM. R. HOLMAN, Agent.
Taylor Street Dock, Portland, Or.
Prairie Nurseries
DAVID J. COX, Prop.,
CANDY,
OREGON.
Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach,
Prune. Plum, Apricot,
Nectarine and
Almond.
Trees Strong and Healthy ami.
Triie to Name.
Special care taken in digging to
prevent mutilating the roots.
Orders promptly filled. Prices
to suit the times. Write for pricey
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