Oregon City tntcrprisc.
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(tegular May Term Held
iiewliiy livcnliitf.
Wed.
To Meet (lit 11
Tim miliHi rlilli)ii price fur tlio Kntkii
tiiihk Iihn Ihmiii ri-dmcd lo fl.no (Kir ymir;
76iH'iilM fur tilx iiioiiIiin, Caali in ail
vaiuti. HuWrllmra paying at tlio entl of
tlm yuar will not bo enlltlril to tliia re
i m l Ion. Tin) low prli a in inn. In to K't
tlio lint on ii mull Iiiuih mnl lnilum nil
milmerlln'ra to fiiy up, ami iiccUlly to
prevunt tli'ttil Iii'uIh from lakintf tlm
Vx r Mini nut inyliiK for it dy rruauii of
tlii'ir ImiIhk law rHif. ilnrii print
will only I'oiiiiiii'iirH wltli ilntnof ri'iicwul,
I'lila make tlm KNrKkieu it Dm clieaie
t Mtr in Clatkitinua county ululil
imuoa ull lioiiiu prim ami full of live
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CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
I'wi Ccilur Cmiiilior for iiioIIih.
ChmIi puid for o.its, TimvkhA Al.i'KM.
lloiiiu iiiwlii liri'U'l from tlio la-at flour
in tlm nmiknt lit llio Kliivoly llakery.
Watihi-s, cliN'ki mill jnwrlry rrpalrvil
t IliiriiinlHiiir A Ainlri'i'irii. All work
warraiitml. -It
lti'ail tin i-ampal:'l ollor, lln'ii mimhI In
your 2.1 nuiiii for tlio Kntkiicmimk from
now till f(lr cli'rilun.
I'ultyjnlm'a ISti-aklaal (iciu liua no
iial. Cook tlioroiitilily in a few mm
ula. K. K. Wii.i.iamii, tlio (irmpr.
Coilnr Camphor for moths at S.'iu. per
foiitnl ran In fifur tiimta cliir ml tx-t -tor
tli mi mmplior nl I.auoliavia Ihuf
i'o., 1'ortliiiiil.
IVraoni wUlilim fine work in photo!
portrait or vlowi, lniiriora unit citpriora , hi oath
A l.lvclr Tilt lli'lwoi n the Council himI
(lly Altonir-r-IIIIU Allowi-d-Ollipr
llimlncwi.
Tlio ri'Kiilnr A)ny niKi'tinuof tlm council
wim cuIImiI lo orilor by Mayor Htruljlit ami
all coiinllmim ami ollli'ura foiiuii U lo
pntnt.
Tlio application of M. If. 1'lannuaii
for continuance of lila Honor licence
Itrantml.
Aillcntion of C. ll,( inill"M for fu-
fuiiii of ;.'", tlm amiiiiiit pul l for ci'ino
tury lot, urantiul for tlio tlio roumiii that
ImrliiU liuvo iH-cri allowiil hIiico tlio mlu
of Muiil lot to him for Mr Kuntlnim,
Coiiiinutiicaii'jn from A C lilt' J.
Iiorumimetal rcliitivo to cowa runiiliiu
at luruii ami iliiiiorallr.in)( fciinlfim, n
forri'iilmck to tlm aulliorM with Hie in
formation that If I liny will Hwcur out
coiupliilntH aiiuiimt tlio partii'ii permit-
tliiM lliior cow a to run, that the matter
will ho alU'tiilcil to.
Petition rowl from many clii.i!.ia ak-
inu that the aalaiy of Iho poln e do In-
crcaxcil no a to mulntulii cllii lent police
Iho NUtntfl Imwn alrcmly cover the (found
ami that It waa iimiiiroHHary and imoracti
cahlo Um miihh it could not ho loifon i-il
und ri'coiMiiinii(.'il tiiat it lie laid on the
tllhlrl, Wllil'll wiin iloiio,
Onliii.iiM c iiitruiliii'i.il fixing the H.ilnry
of city licapincr at f IIX) MTBiilinm and
piTiiutliiiK an Iiiciimimi of nalnrv ty roH-
olutiou to a auin not cxri-vdiiiK 'M) per
annum rwornul to tho linunie com.
lull tut..
Ili'COfili-r liiHtriicli'il to puhliiili nolico
in the paporN of the clly calling for the
IihIiiiii h of the Main atroot aNCniimiit.
Coiiiii'ilmi-n Kti'Vi'iia. Kelly, Alhriuht
and lirotixhto'i voted aye and Jukk'T,
(ireeiiman and Howell no.
The recoi der waa Iriotructod to make
out ftlutemcnta relative to all paymontN
I lllilllll mi M..fn ttliil liflli illr..il filflilM
The ;oiiri'il then proi-eeded to elect
tho atai.iliiiK coiuiiiitleeM in ai'cordunre
Willi tho proviaioiiN of recent reaolutiuni
kn followa :
! limin e KmIIv, Htevcna and Alhnuht,
Klreet and I'lihliu rroarty toveni,
IlroiiKlilon and lireeninan.
Kiroaml Water Alhriht, Cook and
ileiilili and Police ireenman, I low oil
and Kelly.
At ID o'clock the council went into
committee of tho wholo with Council
man Kelly in the chair to comiider the
proportion of II. W. (ioodiu Ix'half of
tlio rorlluiKl lieneral r.lcctrlc company
to fiirnikh IikIiIii for the city at Portland
WIIOLI5SALK GROWERS AND DEALERS.
Cannot be Under-wold.
Immense Stock!
wrvlce on the aiieel during the iUv, ! !'; Alter duo comndimition the
read and on liiollou of Cooke, Iho com
milli-o on health and police wun imiiruc
ted to draw up an nnliiiiiiice ciiiIxmIvii
tlio provimoiiN of tho M-tillon.
Ill II nf Wvclillo, the coutructor for tho
lower Main Mrcct tri-rillo lor 11:10 Ml,
helnK amemlixt u0. Kd by )
Kiiinaiid fur .'io 4H, and a wnrrant
iihiii the Main alreut fund ordo'vd drawn
for that amount.
Cily Atlorney K. ('. Irim roMirtl
that Iho c of Mn. WiiiHolt aKuinxt
the city for foOtio dumuKeii on account of
tho death of her hunhund, hud been
dlnmiiucd, and that tho rae of tho ,-ily
on apix-ul fiom the county court relative
to tho licciiKK fee for Htn-ct luilwaya ha I
laien ariueil anil MiiliinilleiC Hint wmil.l
I hi deciileil in a dny or two. Kejutive to
Iho order of tho council direciinK him
aa cily attorney to turn over all inoneva
collected br him, and proKett hia hill 1
j for Mrvicea rendered, tho city attorney
clalmeil that In not pnyitiK over tlinl
money to tho treamirer he had acted aa i
In cualomary anil in accordanco with tho
law, thoimh ai lie admitted in opponi
tioii to tho proviidona of the charier.
Councilman Kelly claimed that the city
attorney waa actiiiK aa cily attorney
under Iho charter which ho had taken an
owtn to uphold and that he had thereforo
no ritiht to violate liolli tho charter and
comuilllco reiiorteil inlavor M acceptmir
the propoxition and I lie council adoiited
thori'iiorl Thia will yii the city il
arc li'iilN at (tl per iiionth iiiNiead of flu
aa heretolore and ita incandeaeenta at
f I. OH innU-ad of M. 1 hero are now in
uno about 10 aic and 'M incandeaceiit
liK'ila. The council then adjourned.
( Hill I f ( Ol'KT IMtOI DKDIX.i.
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Sole Crowors
of the Now
PACIFIC
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PRUNE,
I'.arlicat, Mont Prolific and licut drying prune grown. Send for Catalogue
Mount Tabor, Oreson.
Write Uwt
RpiTr-
SWETLAND'S RANDIES,
You Have Heard of Them.
Uncle Bam Will
Deliver Them
Anywhere.
Morrinon Ft.
Belween H & 3d, PortlM
TRKE HOME 7 BOX.
will aave money by koIiik to Potter'a photo
pailora, :! Klral atrwit, Portland, tf
iluckiiixhain'a f-vo for the Whlakera
can be applied when at home, and In uni
formly aucceaafu! In coloring a brown or
black. Hence ila great popularity.
Largo ahM'k of clx.'ka jtiat received at
Iluriiieintcr A Androaen'a. Oriiainenlal
and uwftil, eintirai'liiK all the latent do
alna from the fluent nynx to nickel.
Wyandotto and Urown and White
LcKhorn eiiiti at 1 per Netting for aalo at
the Steele place, alioiit four mllea ImiIow
OroKon City, on thin aide ol tho river.
JUI. Oi.im.
There will be preaching at the little
church at Kly, Orogon, on tho aocond
Hunday In May at 11 A. M. and 5 P. M.
by 1.. F. Klephena of tho Cbrlatian
church, All are Invited.
Hon. (iordon K. Ilayei and republican
nominee for county judge and (ieo.
Itiiicaraon, nominee for repreaentutive
-will addreaa the people ol Tualatin
precinct at the urange hall on Monday
evening, May 7th.
The old veteran, Captain Rumly, bun
Ma new hunt liotiae all lilted up In run
lug order and la now prepared to furninh
at all timea tlio fluent lino of pleanure
boat lo bo found In tho litnte. Prh en
roaaonahlo and the bent of treatment ac
corded nil patrona. Foot of lltll atroet.
The man w ho called narnuparilla a fraud,
bad goml reiiaon ; for ho got hold of a
worlblenn mixture at "reduced ratea."
He chu'wil hia opinion, however, when
he begun to take Ayer'n SaiHaparilla. It
paya to bo caielul, when buying niedi
cino. Tho Coiigregutioiml hidiea who bad
the management of the concert on A prll
ntli, winh to thank all who no kindly
nniHted in tl.e program. Hy their nblo
cll'ort tho concert wan a aplondid aticccna
in eiitertainmont, and a gonoroua public
made It a financial auccena for which we
aro deeply grateful.
Progrenno Itulio Americano, New York
City, Htutea that it ii ploiiaod to hear of
tho appreciation of Signnr Ferrari's
tuluut in IVnver Colo. The gcntlomen
bus won luurola w ith hia lyric art In Now
York na well n in San Francinco, Milan,
Italy, and wherever ho ban been, not only
for hia talent, but alno on account of hia
gonial and ciurtooiiN dlnpoaition.
It will cum you if taken in time and
putt) frenh energy into the HVHtem by
making new, rich blood. The Oregon
Illood Piirillor bin no eipial aa a prevent
ative of any diaoHHe that in caiiHod by
impurities of the blood. It will purify
tho blood, roatore the bowels to their
natural function and bring buck the life
current to its normal condition. Iio
wnru of Imitations. Sold everywhere.
Now mlllinoiy, fancy straw sailors, '20
centa, children's trinirr.od sailors, 20 cents
The "Daisy Roll" now the rage in Now
York, in plain and fancy straw 75, this is
a low crown sailor with short brim in
buck. I.ace bats biinilHomelv trimmed
$5 and fit. Hibbons, luces, flowers and
trimmings at unequalled prices. Insect
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Mourning huts, bonnets and veils a
speciulty. The Nonpareil, 3H1 Morrison
street, Muruuum block, Portland.
1 lie recorder reported lor April one
cane for iliaonlxily conduct in hia comt
for which a fee ol (ft Waa nioned and
not collected.
City engineer D. W. Kinnaird reKrted
the amount duo Hnmnhaw Si Helun aa
I'.IIL'l.H, and a warrant for the amount
waa ordered drawn on tlm Main street
fund for the amount. Aa there waa no
money initio fund and the city would
have to otand any loaa auniained on
account of diecount of warrants, and the
contractora bad slguiflml their willing
nenn lo accopt general warratila at par
for the amount. The rocoriltir waa
autliorl.ed to redeem tho Main street
warrant with fnce value genorul war
want in luvor of lliimnhaw A ltehm.
The following hilU were re id and re
ferred to the linance commiltco, which
reMjrted favorably and they wore al
lowed :
J WO'Connell f 2 00
M.Porter 75 00
Port. (ien. Klec. Co
('baa. K Hurna
K I. Shaw
jein: shuw
Chun Uuln'ock
A W Sch wan
1) W Kinnaird, Main St. fund.
CIikn Welch, " " " .
l'po A Co, Ni-werfund
licllomv A IliiMch
Tho lant of a slow Utiii of court w as
flninhed on Wednenday when Judge
MtHrnle adjourned court till next Sat
urday morning when it in understood
that he will bund down such decisions aa
have In en taken under advisement,
among them being the street railway
iicrnne caae. The jury was discharged
on Sunday Immediately after it Uad re
turned tho verdict in the (ironhong suit
in which cane they were out from 10
o'clock at night tills the following after
noon. Jurors Kchulpius, Itinley, lioylan
and Walker were reluined for the June
term to draw to if required. The follow
ing business was Irunsucted since last
week :
II. K. Cross vs. Clackamas Alliance
No. 85. Default in the sum of $:i78.17
and execution.
J. P. Log". u Insolvent di.vtor, hav
ing paid over 60 cents on the dollar was
released and tho ansignee discharged.
Jas. Humphiey vs. J. J. Fowler etal.
Sale confirmed.
Stale vs. Edward Boylcs. Proceed
ings dismiased.
Luella MvFarland vs. Jno. I. aland.
Dismisned and coats taxed to plaintiff.
F.llie vs. K. L. Jonea. lieferrod to
Chan. liunyon to take testimony.
Oak (irove Imp. Co vs. C. B. Brn
mell. Iteferred lo C. II. Sholea by stip
ulation to take testimony and icport.
J. bridges vt. II. Arudt, Default
eniered.
IViiinn Sullivan vs. D. M. Tracey. Dis
missed. W. J. Tavlor vs. M. J. Rroderiek.
Suit pnixned. Defendant to pay costs,
I). Soils Cohen et al. vs. II. F. Oisen
et al. Judgment rendered by default for
$1112.47 and costs.
State vs. Wm. Wallens. Indicted for
74 '.'5 practicing ilvntinlry w ithout certificate.
Connmied tor term.
John Lund vs. William Neeves et al
Suit to quiet title. Verdict for plaintiff.
J. B. Bridges vs. II.Arndt. Judgment
for -.'M 75.
State vs. George Oorshong. Found
guilty of assault only and fined $75.
II, C. Stevens vs. II. M. Foote etal.
174 45
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0 00
2 00
8il 35
1 711
62 50
l;l 50
Orrgeii's Big t'lierrlra.
Under the bead ol ' Promising New
Fruiis."in the reort ef Hon. J. M.
Busk, Secretary of Agriculture, for 1802,
appears a description of the Bing cherry,
originated hy Seth Lewelling, of Milwau-
kee, accompanied by a verey baudnome
colored flute which does full justice to
this cherry in eviy respect except as to
mte. The description eavs that the Bing
is the largest cherry ever received at
thut office. In quality it is classed as
very good, and is also pronounced an ex
cellent shipper; season, first half of July
in Oregon. For comparison with the
Bing an illustration is given on the same
page of the Napoleon, a popular old va
riety of European origin, w idely grown in
Culilorniaand Oregon under the name of
"Iioyal Ann." This is a fine picture of
the Koyal Ann, but in size not equal to
muny cherries of that kind seen here.
In the same article appear descriptions
of the "Matilda," "Quaker," "Vesta,"
seedling cherries, originated by C. E.
Hoskius, of Newbeg. Oregon is likely to
inuintuin its supremacy over all other
states in tho matter of big and fine cherries.
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him. Councilman Slovens moved lo
amend hy requiring him to pay interest
upon money thus withhold. Several
speeches were made upon this question
bv the city attornev, members of tho
council and the mayor, in tho course of
which Mr. Driggs proposed tociedit the
citv the amount cluimud to be duo the
cily. The original motion was with
drawn and Councilman Stevens moved
to accept this deduction, and allow $.'0,
as tho cily attorney's fee in tho East
Side Huilwuy enso instead of $150 as
claimed. Upon this motion Councilman
Howell voted no, all others aye.
The city attorncy'schiiiii of $75 in the
Wineset cuso waa reduced to $50.
Kolativo to the cases in the mayor's
court against Armstrong and Pioston
for gambling and the hill of tho city at
torney for prosecuting the sumo it was
ordered to defer action till tho cases had
been reported bv the mayor. The bill of
E. F. Driggs for $:tl for making colloo
tionri of rnites was referred to the finance
committeo.
The report of U. L. Holrnun, cily
treasurer wus reported unsutisfactory by
tlio flnunciul uommitUe on account of
its incompleteness, and it wus referred
buck to the llnnnco committee for them
to secure a satisfactory report.
Tho committee on atreots ami public
property reported relative to the over
charge 'nuulo against W. K. Cooke in
tlio Seventh street assessment thut they
found thut ho bad been overcharged
tho umuunt of $51 but that there waa
due from him for interest on assessment
for about two years the sum of $150 leav
ing a balance due the city of $105 which
the recorder was instructed to notify
him to pay at once.
Estimate, of T. M. Miller for repairing
and painting roof of council building
submitted and tlio committee on streets
and public property was authorized to
act in tho matter of having the whole
building repaired and painted.
Kolativo to the claim of K. Olusspool
the committee on health and police re
ported that the matter bud been amica
bly adjusted by the contractors, Hum
shaw & Bohin .
The committee on health and police
reported relative to the ordinance pre
sented to the council some time since
prohibiting the transaction of business
within the city for profit on Sunday, that
Total ...$5(i5 05
As to the hills of E. F. Driggs, as city
attorney, the committee rtqiorted the
same without recommendation. Kola
tivo to this bill Councilman Brunghton
moved that inasmuch as the cily attor
ney is holding ba'k money which be
loiiirs to the citv. thut bis hills he nut
... v. ...vii'ii. .a. ... . w.w v t nil
paid till such a time as the city attorney j,,.!...,,.,.,, f... ir.ti -t ....i i...
shall turn over the money collected bv , ,
oi sine.
Mary E. Winston vs. L. J. Fletcher.
Order ol foreclosure entered.
Portland General Electric Co. vs. J.
Y. Humphrey et. al. Injunction modi
lied so as to permit defendants to fish in
waters and to tie neis or bouts any whore
Mow low water line.
Daniel vs. Juliet Trullinger. .".uintiff
allowed until June 11 to pay alimony of
$100 heretofore ordered paid defendant.
Pearl vs. U. T. Walts. Decree of di
vorce entered.
Opal vs. Cbas. Bitzer. Decree of di
vorce entered.
Virginia vs. C. E. Campbell, Decree
of divorce iu fuvor of defendant.
Court adjourned Wednesday until Sat
urday morning.
It read, Bread.
Of all things the average housekeeper
is particular about, it is the quality Oi
bread for ber table. Good home made
bread is not equaled by the ordinary
bakery and to meet this requirement,
Mr. II. Feight of the Shively bakery,
has put on the market bis celebrated
home made bread. This bread is made
from the same kind of Hour that is ground
for export and none of the processoa are
used in ita manufacture that, while giv
ing the bread a fine appearance, ruin its
quality. The uiinobt cleanliness is ob
served in all departments and the pa
trons of the bakery are invited to in
spect it at any time, that they may see
for themselves how their bread is pre
pared and handled.
Eastern Mur fleeting.
A regular meeting of Pioneer Chapter
No. 28, O. E. S., will be held at Masonic
hall next Tuesday, May 8th, at 7:30 P.
M. Grand Master Patron N. B. Crane!
is expected to be present. Special mett
ing for drill Monday evening at 7:30.
All officers are requested to be present
at drill. Bv order of the W. M.
Letter List.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the post ofllce at Oregon City, Oregon,
May 4, WM:
Epperson, Oeo K Gibson, G K
Grose, Win II Junson, Herman
Kcotler, Thos A McFadden, J W
I.umlnnch, Gust Morgan, H J
Hlineer, Aleck James, Miss Maggie
Hamilton, Mrs Jessie Miler, Miss Frances
Miller, Mrs Maud.
If called for please state when advertised
E. M. RANDS, P. M.
The Chicago Tribune says of the Milan
Opera Company. The charm in their
performance will be found in their pres
enting Italian Opera in true Italian stylo.
The audience was enthusiastic in their
appreciation of Signor G. Ferrari's bari
tone, and Signer Lainbardi's tenor.
Their magnificent voices and artistic ren
dering of music wus beyond criticism.."
Saturday!
We will have strawberries, bananas,
lettuce, radishes, new cabbage, green
onions, asparagus, new potatoes, etc.
E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
Last week mention waa made of the
fact that Davis A Ambler of Clackamas
were going to Douglas county to run a
saw mill. Since then C. P. Merrill lias
arranged to go into business with them
and will have cbai go of the machinery.
The trade which Thos. Gunlt had made
for a farm south of Molalla has fallen
through and he will return to his old
position as engineer in Broughton's saw
mill. The last of the week M. L. Shaner was
hurt by having bis hand severely cut
with a lever which he wa using to stop
the machinery at night iu the wood pulp
mill whore he is foreman. Several
stitches were necessary in dressing it,
but ho is now back in the mill looking
after the work though he is not yet able
to use his hnnd.
KrpnlilirNn Meetings.
The following dales have been set for
holding meetings in the various precincts
of Clackamas county during the cam
paign, and at which places the candidates
on the republican ticket will address the
voters on the questions of the day:
Barlow, May 10th. 7:30 p. m.
Clackamas, May 11th, 1 :30 p. m.
Milwaukee, May 11th, 7:30 p. iu.
Oswego, May 12th, 7:30 p. m.
Needy, May 14th, 7:30 p. in.
Maiquam, May 15th, 1 :30 p. in.
Soda Springs, May 15th. 7:30 p. m.
Upper Molalla, May 10th, 1:30 p.m.
Lower Molalla, May 10th, 7:30 p. m.
Milk Creek May 17th, 1 :30 p. m.
Beaver Creek. May 17th 7:30p ni.
lola, May 18th, 7 :30 p. m.
Hardings, May 19th, 7:30 p. m.
Damascus, May 21st, 2 :00 p. m.
Sandy, May 21st, 7:30 p. m,
Eagle Creek, May 22d. 7:30 p. m.
Garfield, May 23d, 1:30 p. m.
Springwater, May 23d, 7 :30 p. m.
Highland, May 24th 7:30 p. m.
Canby, May 20th, 7 :30 n. m.
Pleasant Hill, May 28th, 7:30 p. m."
Wilsonville, May 29th, 7:30 p. m.
New Era, May 31st, 7:30 p. m.
Park Place, June 1st, 7:30 p. m.
Oregon City, June 2d, 7:30 p. m.
The speakers at each of the above
named meetings will be Geo. C. Brown
ell, G. E. Haves, Geo. O. Kinearson, F.
L. Mintie and C. B. Smith. Speakers
will continne to address republican clubs
throughout the county during tho cam
paign, independent of the campaign
meetings.
Ha.NBT MeLDKl'M,
Chairman Cential Committee.
Gno. L. Story, Secretary.
BICYCLE RIDER4,
Aarnta "'ol Dralfirti
An your ere. oprn? Ara yon kMplna
hr ut of the time? Ar. you iwu. ol
Uia loot that eemviiied tire, have goat with
loa orumarv" and Iha
olid and eunlilon tlrat?
Ar you nwara alio that
tha ''Kambiar" clincher
tlreu arc being purehntod
and uae I bv the lending
naken of the world ? I iial
the "Knmbler" in the lik'ht
Ml, ntroiiirent. fumrnt and
!iaudoiiiet bicycle tm.ile
f.nn earth? Thut It received
jiive nwaril. at tue world's
.J.nir? fcxamnie the ten
i icitrihiff uoiutn that are on
rj U do other machine but the
w "Kuiimr" and joa are
aonvlnced,
"tclc" etth ellnrher t re from 141 to
$. Kamtiler" rowlntera, OS to 0. Licht
road-term fin. '"Sr.M- h r' ('.'4, 'ii ml i:7
poiinila). $'2 (Eastern li.t rtr-a; no hi it I
il.t w-ith a hie dinco.itit.1 C&tuloue und
elr nl.-ir free tor tli. . mi i ne-. We w.ut tlve
syeni uii I dealt r eierjw.ierw iu ir ynii,
W aahiimt 'ii mill i .uho Write u at um w
FavD. T. A.IHKILt, L'ycl Co.,
327 Wunhiiiicton utrot t, t'ortland. Or.
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lino N.ntliw.i. I
Unaraatee inaile rood in Portland
Miss A. S. Jorgensen,
Importer and Ileah-r in
Fiqe French MilliqenJ
of all descriptioriB.
171 3d et., bet. Morrison & Yamhill.
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TROUER
To Order
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M6t To ByG0nT THE TAILOR
292 Morrison St., Portland Oregon.
M. Steffen, Man'gr.
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MME. B. A. EOLFSON,
ucceiior lo O. W. Im.)
Artistic DRESSMAKER.
The largest and most complete drees
making parlors in the city.
Full line of trimmings and furnish
ings carried in stock.
131 Fifth street, Portland, Or.
HILDERBRAND.
IMPORTER OF
FINE MILLINERY
274 Washington St., Cor. Fourth,
Washington building, Portland, Or.
Orders from the country solicited.
Mrs. II. H. Hilderbrand, Manager.
FREEBORN & CO.
-DEALERS IS
Wall
Paper &
Room Mouldings.
Fresh Stock. New Designs.
Hard Times Prices.
Call and examine stock
The Troy Strain Laundry
Have built np a good trade in Oregon
City on the merits ol their work which
is giving general satisfaction. Give
them a trial. They pay express charges
both ways and give you Portland prices.
office at
F. A. Waddorka, P. 0. Biillilln?.
Laundrv left at the office on Tuesday
will be returned on Saturday.
Work is progressing fairly well at the
electric light station on the went side of
the river where they begun putting in
cement on Wednesday. The plan of
procedure is to cross section and put in a
short piece of the wall at a time. The
worst trouble which is being encountered
now, is the high waterand the pockets in
the foundation.
Pastor Parker of the ISapiist church
will preach his fourth annuul sermon
next Sunday morningandln theevening
on the popular mistakes about the
church.
J. H. Fehler of Corvallia has pur
chased 50 acres of the Walker place
fiom J. A. Thayer and has already com
menced improving and building a neat
house thereon.
The Now Era republicans will meet
on Friday evening of this week aud will
be addressed by II. S. Strange.
Get the political news by sending 25
cents for the Entkhprisk for three
months.
295 Alder St., cor. 5th, Portland.
Farm for Sale.
A farm of 56 acres on Pudding river
2 miles east of Woodburn, part cash,
balance on time to suit purchaser or will
trade for city proprtv. Apply to John j
Ukapkr, Uharman lililg. or biD.ssY
Smyth.
Hard Times Prices.
Scripture & Cronin have reduced horse
shoeing to $1.50 per horse for new shoes
until further notice. Twenty years ex
perience as a practical horse shoer in
sures first class work.
159.
TAKE Sl
Kf U MULrOt i
Oregon Blood PuRiriER.
KIDNEY OLIVER DISEASCS. DYSPEPSIA,
m lira ret eu mnurc lunt'irw mcrn-rc1
HEADACHE5 COSHVENESS vfl,t
IS
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COUNTY TKEASUKEK'8 NOTICE.
I have now In my hands fundi applicable to
the payment ol all warmutt eudorsed prior to
February Inyi. Interest will cense Imm date
ot thi notice. 8. B. CALIKf,
Comity Treaaurer.
Dated Oregon City, Mkj- 3,
Spring ": Medicine.
For District Attorney,
E. F. Driggs,
OF CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Regular Democratic Nominee.
EMPORIUM OF FINE
Millinery & Hair Goods.
Large assortment of latest de
signs of trimmed hats.
Trimming Done to Satisfaction.
Ostrich feathers dyed and
KID GLOVES CLEANED
Hat work in all its bran
ches done with neatness
and dispatch.
a-R. BECKER,
220 FIRST STREET,
PORTLAND, - OREGON,
T7UDED MACKINTOSHES AND ALL KINDS
; ot ladles' and gems (-lathing dyed, cleaned
ami renovated al low price.
U 8. Steam Dye Works, 106 Slith street, Port
land Oregon.
R U. 8 STKYKER, DENTIST, HAS KE
moved to Odd Fellows' temple 8. W. Cor. 1st
aud Alder, Portland, Oregen.
DK. E. GBROWN,
EYE AND EAR SURGEON
Glasses Fitted snd Furnished. 169 First Street,
Portlsnd, Oregon.
DR. CHAS. T. PREHN, DENTIST,
HAS REMOVED.
Vltl!?.ed Air snd a new process (or painless
extracting. All ork at lowest rafis. 19, Hamil
ton blk , Third street, over Egbert A Young's
shoe store.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
rr Tracts of CLACKAMAS FRt'IT LANDS.
T Good house, barn, eto. Also
O LOTS JN GLADSTONE
Z f J. k. tiltOOM, Psrk Plsce, Oregon.