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About Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194? | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1894)
Tim firm of Kiirney A I)riiKT, atlor Iihh been iIIkwiIvciI, (J. II. June, mmiHiHiit irlni'!nil of tliu luitienti m ImiiiIn, Ik hiihIIii) a few iluyii III till city vImiiIhk friends. Tliu ThIimIu I iinw niiikliiK dully round trlN, wlilrli Mr found a ureal nmviii. Ii'iicu to tlm Minilu IIvIiik ii (tin river. Tim Allium look a llx I'xriimiim down from HuIkiii ttrul lnilrMiiidiint' liiNt Hun Our 'J vlW 1 1 11 liluli water at l'oitlimd, Wmldlnn lii'i'iiHi'N went ImihiiI tlio punt work to Krnl I'uUtimjii ami Caliper Andimner; Christine Meyer mid Jowpli Wllurnaliur. M. A. Htrutlou was up from i'orllund on Tburailay and wm cunurattilalliiK tin' Imyiiover tlia noinl ixmltlon taken by Clatkainai In tlia election. Tli Hamuli U running Imr rvnlar trip an liluli waler due not luturfeie Willi liur Iritvul. Hy tlm way, a trip down tlm river it till tlm I novel way to travel. 0. I. Merrill, who haa been up to CoinittM'k for tb pMtl two week al Ilia iivi Ambliir-Merrill null, wan down llio II ml of tlia week and returned on Wed liemlay taking liiri family witli Mm. Nov. W.'ll." Mi Lain, of tlm United llrolliren vlitirrti, and I. I. Surfui, an a (Inlegula, hava koii to buleiu to attend tliu annual conference of tliat denomina tion. Tliey will probably b almeut over the Habliulh. Kantern mail wliirli woiamiicti do- luvuil by tliu ureal flood of Hie ('oiuiutila are now mostly all in, except tbal tliey art two days) behind on account f coin ing by Hi Hoiitbern l'acille. Mail it a loo aunt Kant over that linn. J, ti. I'orfair returned from llepnr wbera ha haa been forth paxt luoiHli, reaching tier on Tlitiradivy after a king and (Htriluva trip. II rvirU tlio -om-dillona up tli Columbia a torrlhla, and atate that tlia dauiaxe will lie liumeiiM). Tb freight ear on tlm Kant Sid Kail way ipiit running on Wedm-aday an It waa Impossible to run car aoromi the Madlmw alriH-t brliln raniwngera have to b traiiNferred at tbo raxt end of lb bridge where lb water Ii throe feet deep. Tlm boya at tb wood camp bad a routing meeting on Friday evening of last wek to clone tlie campaign. Tlii camp turned out eii-masae to meet tlie linker at the end of tb elect lie line and did tb bonora in great hae. l'ark I'lact alao bad a rousing meeting tbe Bam evening. K. I'. Klliott baa boulit III Diioa wood aaw and will at one atari in cut ting wood. TliU la a No. 1 machine and Karncsl will make it lit buHino to du K'hxI woik II will lie at tb iitinuet pains wltb all jula entrusted to him to cut and pile the wood to tb rutin sat isfaction of ownrrw. Price reasonable. Mr. Owen It. Owuua died at her home at Heaver Creek In Ibi county last Sun day nlht alter a brief illnetm. She wan 1 born In Walua in June 1M20 and wa therefore (18 year of age. The funeral occurred on Wedneaday, tbe Interment 'being at l'ortlund, where daughter, Mr. Ituwiuan realties, Hev. Win. l'owell officiating. Mr. Owen bad (or many year been a conaiatent Cbrlatlan and valued memlKir of tbe Welch Congrega tional churi'h near 'tier home. Kb leave buabandand one child to mourn bor departure. The hlglioat water ever known here in summer now prevail, the county road and railway track .acroa tbe Hat both being covered. Tb county road la iin passable Mid the Aboriiethy road la covered ao na to prevent hauling gravel upon the atreel no that work must now be delayed for a time. Tbe power at tbe mills and electric light atation I alao very much imiwired. All Harden on the (bit will be destroyed, and it in roportud that groat echoola of carp arc are feeding upon tlio truck In the Chi-net-a gardens. Homo arc being taken with speart and hooka. A trump tok an involuntary and novel bnth while taking a brake beam rid from Portland on the Southern l'ltcHlu on Wednesday's overland. When the twn struck tlio (bit below town where the water la over the truck It rolled up over him in ttrciit shape, lis thought that the train wna ofT of the truck with him pinned down, but bin fright at the contact with the water did not prevent him from yullinx tnont lustily for help an soon aa the water wna cleared. When the train drew up hero he crawled out looking like a drowned rut, mow dead than alive. . The ofllcul count for Cliickumna comity Is being canvusHud by County Clerk liorton uHHiated by JiiNticea Fonts ami Dixon, who begun tboir work Thurs day morning. It will not bo completed in time to give tbo oflleinl figures this week, but the Kntriii'hirr will correct the table which npp?ui's in this Issue so us to make it correspond with the o!ll ciul figures and run it agnin of next week. Thoso who wish to have the voto of the county for reference can cut it out i set week' paper and save it. So far as the ciinvussiiiR board have inspected the returns they have found vory little dlfloronce from Uiobo given in tbe table this waek. No change, to afl'oet the re sult or change the totals more than a few votes will bo found, as much pains was taken by the Kntkki'Hihk to got cor rect returns. VOTE OF CLACKAMAS 5 -3 J'? 5 S f E"5 fg'S' E? ? " ?f g f i 1 a3B8"f EJeiM's r55r88l . ass sis i e ' , . 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LANDERHOLM successors to Landcrholm & Gray, Dealer in and Manufactucr JUST REMOVED to 92 Union ave. East Portland. Repairing a speclalty-Don't forget him. COUNTY, JUNE, 1IM llnrmmiii, It. Hunt, Fro. Mlllnr, rp. Wetliilrl, V. oiiowr, i). Keiineilr. Fro. Uird, K. Plere. Pop. BerinvU, D. IlnlM. Pop. Ilrklfmn, Pro WalTertnn, K. Klncilil, R. Mi Kercher, Pro. - itj 7vt--ic Nlckclt. D. Wnki'fleM. Pop ('ilJwtl), Pop. !vtiwin, D. MM-bn, R. Klrhrrion, Pro IUIkIh. Pro. Hoi met, U. Iillrman, K. Olmtd, Pop. Hirtord, Pro. Irwin, R. Jory, Pop. Held, D. Ut'di, R. UcKlhben, Pr O'Hrtfli, D. Orton, Pop. Btrretl, R. Url(i, D. Smllh. Pop. Lacer, Pop Winnie, R. Geinsr, R. Kuuelt, D. 9wn. Pop Brownell, R. 8!rtw lh r, Pop Thorn. D. Batet, Pop. Cmio, Pop. Carll. D. IiMkwp, Pop. Martin, D. Mlucle. R. Rlnearaon, R. Rdbblni, D. Smith, R. Evcrharl, Pop. HT. R. Rlrtcy, P Oaoong, D. Magon. Pop. tsfesgrtsasgsss Matdock. R. Cooper, Pop. Horion, R. Sufford, I. Ilniiklni, Pop. ltunmky, R. Moora, K. Miiy, Pop. Wanhtinrn, P. Draper, D. Glbsou, K, ' Wflla. Pop. Bradley, K. Grocu, D. Heheutiel. Pop. llesso, D. Klmmlrd, R. Wfton. Pup. S?Vt?g8J Cnrrin, D. Jggr, R Wxle, Pop. Goiichor, Pop. Holman, R. of HARNESS and SADDLES. Sunday Services. HT. PAI'lM fHI'Ki:il-Kinicii.iil-K. J. A. K' k.l'.rin Paalor. Horvlri-ii ( II o'clock m and 7 St ii io. Prayar aervlca vry Wcdnr.day vnuiK. KIIIHT CONG R P.O ATION A L CHL'KCH.- Pa.lor iit'iillrd. Hnrvlraa at II A. a. and 7 80 r. M. Hunday H hix.l alHir niornliit rrlra. Piayar uicrtlnj WliiKly arriiina at 7 Vin.fUn k. Prayer nilliia ol Youni PoI,i Mxrl.y ol Cliriallaii Kudeavor crary Huuday tiiiiik al(.ia prainpt. Kl KMT BAPTIHT CHUKCIf. Ksr. Oll. PiamiR Pa.ior Mornlut service ai II Hoixlar 8:liHilat M U; Kvonlnx Hrvloc 61; huli (rayor uieHlnx Wdiieday eviilii(. Mouilily Covenant Moetliif avery Wcliiv.day evrnlnj prort-iiiiii tlm nr( Hnuuar lu tlia moiiln. A cornlal luvliatloa ui all, HT. I0HN 8 CHURCH,CATHOU:.-RT. A. Hil.l.caajXb, Paauir. On Sunday inaoal and ID 'Ml a. U. Every fund and fourth Sunday German aermon alter tlia o'clock ma.a At all otlier mainea Kricllah lermoiia. nundar MchiKil at 2 m r. n. Vaapere, apologetlcai ulJccu, and Benediction at 7:30 r. a. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Riv 0. Hvxaii, Paator. Mornln aervlr al 11; Sunday School al 10:OU. Claaa neetloir after nioriilua ervl. Eveulnx aervlee at 7.30. y.pwirtb l-tut meennn Hunday evenlnr at 11; Prayer Mi-etlua Tburtday eyeulDf at I JO. traufen cordially Invited. PIKST PKEHBYTEKIAN CHCRCH.-BlT. 0. W.OiaoKiv. Paator. Servicea at 11 A. a. and 7:M p. u. HaklMth Reboot at 10 A. u. Young I'aople'a Society of Ckrlillan Endeavor meet very Hunday evenlnj at 400. Wedneaday venlni prayer meetlni at 1.10. Beau free. EVAN()1.ICALCIHIKCH OERMAN An. F.rkt, Pantor. preachiuf aervlcea every Sunday at 11 A. M and 7 -SO P. M. Habliath Khool every Sunday at 10 A. M. (Rev. P. lintt. Sunt.) Weekly Prayer Jleetln every Wedneaday erenlni t'NITKIl BRETHREN IN CH RIHT.-Preaeh lii every Huiolay, eicent third Huuday of eack nionih, at 1 1 .00 a. m. and 7.90 p m.-w H kic- 1. aiN, PaaUir Sumlny ach'ail at 10 a. m.- L t. St aroa, Hiiprrlnu-iident. Prayer meellnf every Wedneaday eveulu. H r-j I made Willi QOLbEN WEST BAKING I'OWDER. It makoa a I iflit live, awvet loU. Jlcm ull It on Ihf. manufariiirrra' (uarantae, CLOshtT ur.V trt-s I'oruaua, or. Blood Too cannot hope to be welly U your BLOOD 15 IMWRt II yoa are troubled wTtaJ BOILS. ULCERS o PIMPLES. SORES vour blood is bad. A (ra bottles of B. S. S-'will V thoroughly cleanse the system, remove all Ira-Y Apuritiea aaa uuna yos arp. All bbukiw u ciisnesaiT CLEARED AWAY ite. ttbthebnt blood remedyoa earth.J ouuini wno na uwti it y to. rM wnnf awftppnil.-aonMtml ol m, I o tXXTIClV Itfouf l m riffM out. 1 MM Mt for nioaa hiwimi BIUOUSNESS Who la notsufferei this misery causei by bile in the stomach which an inactive or aluggish liver failed to carry off. THE PREVENTION AND CURE IS liquid or powder, which gives qvuck Action to the liver -and carries off the bale by a mild move ment of the bowels. It is no pur gative or griping medicine, but purely vegetable. Manv people take pilla more take iSimmons liver Regulator. 1 have born a victim to nillousiieK for 5eart. Hud Hflt'r 'tryluic vnrlotia remedies my only auceeaa -waa In the uae of Kim numa Liver Regulator, which never railed to relieve me. i apeak not of tuvaelf, alone, but my wbolo funilly." J. M. r iu ItAK, tSelllitt, Ala. 4-EVERT PACKAGK-fc Haa onr T. Stanaw In red on wrapper, 4. M. HJaiAH A CO.. Phlladelphw. Pa. Victor : Bycicles. LEAD THE WOULD Cash or Installment, Largest stock of solid and cushion tire wheels on the coast from sf 10 to 3o. Give us a call before buying OVERMAN WHEEL CO., 331 Washington St., Portland, 'Or. 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 is second to none. Try him 1 tif" A IsEssential uooa hthI 7Itf JJ wtHiw m riffit ht. l mn m bo Matrw 0 vCwCkCI nmfif for Mood rtttue W f. i )OHS (.AV1N, imfttm, Ohio SJ- ulreatne on blood and km diwase mailed free-Jc SWIFT Si'EClFIC U).,AtUnU,Gm. U Jir feu; BOUGHT RIGHT AND MARKED AT PRICES THAT WILL. MAKE THEM HELL WELL. (Dark ntandard print .04yd. f IlundredfJ of Shoes. Shoes that orncHtics wear at . lowest prices. UOTIOITSI Envelopes 3 bunches for 10 per ream; ink 5 cents; slate pencils with rubber 10 cents per doz; pens 10 cents, and other bargains too numerous to mention. Hamilton Bros., Oregon City and Postoflicc-:- Store. MILWAUKEE, OR. FAMILY-:-GROCERIES, Dry Goods, Notions, Hardware, Boots Shoes, Our Groceries aie Fresh and of the best quality. In Prices vre meet Portland Competition. Gary & Wissinger. Let us have a trial order BROWN The photographer Is prepared to make photographs of all kinds promptly and in FIRES CLASS STYLE Babies' and Children Pictures a Specialy. Call and examine his work At the Old New York Gallery Second door north of Hardings Drug Store. JOHN YOUNGER, JEWELER, 0pp. Huntley's Dru Store, All Kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN Great Britain and America. Give me atrial. Tvvrit) Woman's Friend So successful and delightful have ben the etloet8 ol "Jloore 8 Kevealcd Rem edy" upon the delicate ailments of womankind, that this wonderful reme dy has been called" Woman'oFriend." Moore's Revealed Remedy In a few doses shows womankind its peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its effect) are gentle, soothing and uniform ly successful. Hundreds of testimonials from ladies all over the coast bear witness to its suc cess. Sold br all druggists. ivMU Sclentiflo America . a . ty rtyciiur ivrv U aT TRADB MARKS, M j PSSION PATENTS 'V'ttH' COPYRIGHTS, ato. or tnf ormatlon and tr ITandbook write tc MI NN it CO- Sell h:.OADwAY. Sum Yuhk. 0l1eat burnaa fnr aecahnir patent In Amerlna. Uvery pAlt'iit taken out by na la brought bofora the publio bj a notice (Ivbp tree ot chaw In tin unrest elrralaHnn ot anr arlenttSo ? rntM irlU. tnlunOiflT llliutrawd. Mo uitallKnt a:n annum D wiIDUut it. weeB IT. X j.uo wi 1M all montha. Addraaa MUNM 4 UUb S3. 00 K BU h am. tiiuadway, tw Vuifc :4 "i.v yiiiiiia9 ( 5 V I hurt wWTAm f?-? I J prriuals. Indiwi blue prints .0") yd. Turkey red prints IX yds, for $1.00 Good apron ginghams 10 yd. for 8L Outins flannels 15 yd. for fl.liO. lL. L. Muslin .05 jx r yd. 2T0TIO3STSI cents; best linen note paper 25 cents 5 cents per doz; good lead pencils 5 cents per doz; French shoe polkl. Park Place, Or; If you are interested,in Advertising you ought to be a sub- scriber ot Pkinteus' Ihk: a journal for advertisers. Printers Ink is issued weekly and is cn.i ... :v lllli.'U mill cuiiu iuuuuiio . and helpful suggestions from the brightest minds j 111 kite auiciiirtiig wuor ness. Printers Ink costs only two dollars a j . year. A sample copy will J . be sent on receipt of five ; cents. j . ADDRESS j.' PRINTRRS'INK. T ? IO 8piue St., " flui York ? A.-igi rth tfi fa.jSb-iCf FOR- ABSOLDTELY PDRE DFJGS SOTO Q A. HARDING. SOSE BUT COMPETENT PHARMACISTS EMf OYEQ. ns. Pernunerlej an Toilet irllclci-. Alao a lull itock of THE BON TON. Main Street, near Fifth. A strictly first class resort conduct ed under American principles IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC WINES AND LIQUORS'. All the Best Brands of Cigars. THE IMPROVED Queen City Incubator; Cannot be overheated and has no equal Bend' lor Illustrated catalog ue ot Thoroughbred Poultry.. Eggs fnr hatching;, poultry supplies ot all kinds. Engll'h sellers. Irlah setters, Poxter--terlors. 8k ye terrinra and rugs Our stock haa won elghtj-three premiums la the last threat' seasons. CALDWELL A LA R KISS." 1510 Frun: St, Seattle, Wash. Mention this papor NOBLETT'S STABLES. Livery, Feed and Sale Stable. ORECONCITY. LOCATED BETWEEN THK BRIDGE AK DEPOT Double and Single Riga, and sad dle horses always on hand at the lowest prices. A corrall connected with the barn for loose Btock. Information regarding any kind or stock promptly attended to by person of. letter. horses Bought and Sold. FRANK NELDOIM, GUNSWITH AND LOCKSMITH1 Full Stock of Guns Ammunition. Repairs on all kinds of small machinas promptly made. Duplicate keys to any look manufactured. Shop on Main Street, next to Nohlitt's Stables. SIXTH YEAR. 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