Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, June 29, 1894, Image 5

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    Oregon City Enterprise.
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I;V. J. C. It UK II KUTI'KHKI) Tlie
l'it tililn corrfitxnuli iit fur llie On-Knif
InnunvB: Hv. J. HwJ, formerly
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Ih not known wlnllur lio w ill iuukn Port
laud or Orison City 1) im Iioiiih. It will
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almoin from Tortluml littlo Urns tlmn
two yonm, tnkintt lii" departure y wlmt
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ronmiiiM, liti wh niH'odiiiK on paluce
cht fur Molino, III., whore ho mmle Iiin
iiiiiiotiriitirn at Iiin lirotlior n lionie In
diiy.oil condition, A dinjiiitcli wu re
coived from Mr. Hwd'n hrotlicrtnnimnc
liilt Ida nrrlvul, ml Unit lie i yery ill.
HnlHoiiHMit inforniulion wan recoivod
giinoiiiii liiK that lie wim HufToruiK from
tcniporury itWrrathin of mind cminrd hy
overwork. He rocowrod from ln Indin
iioHition in few nionlliH.and ro-enxitK'!
in the n.inintry, and when lie toft wn
piiHtorofi UrKe mid inflnonlml church
at Htrontar, in lllinoiri. Mr. Kof i is in
the liert d hculth nml BpliitH. lid to-
turned to Oregon Ikiciiiihu (Iio cliimite
UKrooN with 1 1 Ih wilu'd health.
RciiArrr in LiMno. Tlio liiHt of tiie
week Chiufuf I'olice Hiirnrirwelvod word
from HtiHohurrf that tl chief of pollen
there had ciiplured ('him. 11. Scliiiller,
who forged Kelly, Dunne & Co.'h imme
to ii diock himI puriHud it upon l' J.
McKittiick a week ngo. Hurin went up
and got ScliiifTor, who I mil rviHtered
under tho niune of 8huw On Tinwdiiy
he wiih nrrulnril heforo Judge Fonts and
waived examination. Ho wan bound
over to appear before the grand jury in
November in the mnn of fttO.I, ami In de
fault of homlx wiih committed to Jail
where lie will have a good long time to
lie. Hnoomn that he paHned a amilar
check In Tortland tho Sunday morning
after Iiin oM)rationa hero, and that the
Portland police have been looking for
him for more than a year under the name
of Shaw, which be lias been lining in bin
proyioua opcrationa.
liov on tii Bhake. Quite a crowd
gathered about tho mail car on the Bouth
bound train Tuemlay evoning attracted
by a bright looking boy about thirteen
years of age who waa snugly sitting be
tween tho forward trucks. The lad was
clean and neat and xaid that he was
going to Albany, though bo retimed to
give bis name. He looked too Intelligent
and neat to he leading the life of a tramp
and was perhaps making tho bent of a
forced chho.
A. 0. U. W, (Jhanii Lmm, The
grand lodge of Oregon, A, ). V, Vi:loiMid
lis annual en!iin Friday afternoon with
ths preaeiitatlon to (irarid MiwterT. C.
Mm key of a liaiiilx'imo silver service,
coimiriting of a pitcher and gohlut, ap
propriately Inscribed. Among other
hiirtlnoNN transacted was the following:
The propositions for the eNtubliHliinnnt
of olllcial oruans by Mr. Mnk, of Pallus,
ami Z, Wells of I'ortland, wnrs laid on
the table. The per capita tax for 1 KM
was II mil at :ih, to Ih paid la January
and July. A motion was punned peti
tioning the supreme lodge to hold trien
nial Instead of annual iwiHaiona, The
tmwly-elecled olllcers were installed by
Past (irnud Master I!. 3. Hawthorn, as
sist. by Past (iriinil Master K. L. Nmitb.
They are: Grand master woskman, W,
W. liianln, of Viola, No, 114, Pendleton;
grand foreman, Ii, !. Katimde!!, Indus
try, No. 8 Portland ; grand overwMir,
William M. Colvlg, Ilantier, No. 211 Jack
sonville; grand recorder, Newton Clark,
Klyemide, No. OH Hood ltiver; grand
receiver, It, 1 Iiurham, IloS), No. 1,
Portland ; grand truatee, Willium Arm
strong, Valley, No 1.1, Halem ; tupri'tne
reproNentallves, J. J . Iale, I'nion. No.
L'.'), Dallas ; T. C. Mm key, Hufety, No. 1.1,
Alhiiny, mid D. Holis Cobn, I'nity, No.
, Portland. The grand loilgn then
adjourned, to meet in Portland on the
third Wednenhiy in Julv, lHUfi.
Jl'UY Ihaiiiii:kk. I'-i'tween his sptdls
of awelliug around, or w hen he thinks
the dear cople are forgetting all about
him and his arduous dutiea us fhh and
giiine protector, II. D. Mctiuire riiHln-s
up to this or some other convenient point
and bus some one arrexteil for violating
tho game lawa. Ilia liixt a.illy was to
huve V. A. Sclilappl, un employe at the
pulp mill, arrested fur throw inn aawdust
Into the Willamette. The trlul came
oir Moinhiv before Jud'o Fonts, a jury
trial having been demanded by the defen
dant. After colmiilcring the cane for
stiveial hours the jury was discharged as
they could not agtee. It is umlerxtood
that they Ktood three to tluee. His nibs
the protector of all the birds and IIhIi in
Oregon can now rout on bis laurels for a
few weeks, and the statu will pay him
and the coxts,
Tiik Tvie Skn-Kiis' IUvknoe. The
Sun Publinliilig Co. of Portland has filed
articles of incororation with the secre
tary of state. The incorporators are
Jonn O'lHon, W, F. Osburn, Oeo. Pope,
Kenton Killln, and V. D. McKce, and
the ohjiH't is to print and publish a daily
and weekly nvwNpaer in lint city.
The capital stoak is fixed at t-i:,000
dividod into 3,o()0 shares This is said
lo be a new iiwr in oppimitlun to the
Oregmiian. It is said that the Portland
union since the placing of the linotypes
in the Orcgoiiiun ollice lias held several
ineetiiiKS and that they will organize and
runs piier of their own. The above
incorporation is probably for that pur-
KISO.
Fihht Kkiikk aii is Town. The Pacific
Odd Fellow in giving a hietory of the
work of the Krlx'kah loilges in this state
has the following I'oucerning the original
Itcla'kuh in this city : "August 27, lstit),
(iraud Master John M. Bacon instituted
Hcbckah I,i)ilgo No. 2, at Oregon City, in
accordance with the following resolution
paused at the May session of that year:
'Hesolved, That tho grand muster is
authorized to grant a charter to l'ast
(irands J. T. Apperson, A, J. Appurson,
J. M. Bacon, John 8 brain, E. 11. Fel
lows, licorgo Jerome, K. B. Collaid, and
SiHters J. T. Aprson, A. J. ApHrson,
J. M. Bacon, and such other Kelickah
members us may sign the application.' "
No Moms Postal Notes. Postal
notes will not be isaued after July first
when money orders will be used instead
at reduced fees. The rate on the new
money orders that lake the place of tlie
old postal notes an I money orders will
lie as follows : $2.fiU or under, 3 cents ; up
to fo.OO 5 cents ; up to MO. 00 8 cents ; up
to $20.00 10 cents; up to $.10.00 12 cents;
up to $10.00 15 cents; $."H 18 cents; $(H)
20 cents; $75 25 cents; $100 30 cents.
People having the old form of money
order should present them for payment
at once.
State or Ohio, City ok Toi.kdo, )
l.CCAS Cot'NTY )
Frank . I. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner of tho firm of F J.
Ciiknky A Co., doing business in the
Citv of Toledo, County and State afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot lie
cured by the use of ll.u.l.'s Catakuh
Ci he. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this (Ith duy of Iecember,
A. D , 18S5.
jsKAlj
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public
Hull's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts drectly on the blood and mu
cous surfaces of the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O.
WSold by Druggists, 75c.
Protect Yourself.
Insuro In tho oldest Fire Insurance
Company In the world, the Sun Insur
ance Company, of London. Cash assets
$10,270,5:15 . F. E. Donaldson, Agent,
Oregon City, Or.
If you want an attractive sign see
Davis the painter. Portland prices.
Shop back of Popo A Co.'s hardware
store.
Tiisj Oiikhon Hiioht Line. Friday's
Oreuonlan says an order wa received
at the Union Pitclllc ollice Thursday
from bemlipiartcrs in Omaha directing
that all motive power belonging to the
Union Pacific be returned to the East,
and slitting that the engines owned by
the Oregon Hallway A Navigation Com
pany would lie returned to this division.
This change, it is understood, has been
contemplated for some time, To many
railroad men tlie order lends color to
the belief which bos prevailed for reyeral
monibs, that the Oregon Railway A
Navigation will soon apply for a sepa
rate receivership. K. McNeil, who, It Is
said, will be apointed receiver, is now
on bis way to Portland and Is duo here
tomorrow evening. Up to the present
time, no one in tho city apiears to have
a very definite idea of what is to tie done
in the matter, and consequently all kinds
of rumors are afloat, There Is more or
Ishs apprehension in some qtiarters, too,
that the pioHpective ch.'ingti will not be
beneficial to the men in all the depart
ments. Paoai-Ksoi s Pacific L'mvemsity. Kev.
J. W. Cowan who was present at the
closing exercises of Pacific University
whs much pleased with that
inalitution. HereKrts tho commence
meiit of Pacific University, held last
week at Forest (irove, as an encourag
ing end lo a prosperous year. Tlie new
life taken on by this excellent institution
since the coming of President McClel
land, has not yet bad time to tell on the
grad'iating cluseM, but is seen in tlie
fact that the lower classes are larger
than for many years, if not larger than
ever before. Tho comer stone was laid
Inst week of a new building to cost $'!),
000, the money for which is already
rulse-d, and which when completed will
be surpassed by few college buildings,
est or west. The college has also a
promise from an eastern friond of $100,
OH) if $100,000 additional can be se
cured from others. This will niiike
Pacific University financially what it al
ready is in other respects, the cor of
tho very In-st on the coast.
Now a Wheat Pkht Uislney Scott
roKirts that tlie small, green insects,
that has been noticed in the Douglas
county wheat fields, bus speared in
Une county, says the F!ugene Guard.
Mr Hootl says the insects appear bet
ween the rows of grain and are quite
numerous in Holds in his vicinity. No
one seems to know the nature of tiie
pest, but it is feared that l may prove
destructive to the wheat crop, It re
sembles the sphis that is found on rose
leaves. Mr. Willard Simmons, of Har
risburg, stated that the wheat fields in
that vicinity, are covered with the In
sects, hardly a head of grain being free
from them. Under a mugnifying glass
II imn inu m 'vi. ,,.-u v. w it-v.. a,.".'-"
hopper. The head of the whe.it, also
magnified, shows no diunage thus far
has resulted. Mr. Simmons is of the
opinion that the warm weather will
caiiBo them to leave the wheat. He
says that farmers are greatly alarmed
over the possible damage that may be
inflicted by the unwelcome visitor.
Suit roa Dam auks. Reader of the
K.NTtKCKiHK will remember that mention
was made last fall of the drowning of a
son of A. W. Sefton, who was known to
many here, in a Portland sewer. The
case of A. W. Sefton against P. II.
Frainey and John Keating, contractors,
and II. D. G radon, superintendent of
streets, resulting from the accident,
went to trial before Judge Hurley Mon
duy. The plaintiff sues for $5000
damages for the death of his son, who
fell through tho sheeting of earth cover
ing a sewer on the East Side, constructed
by the defendants, and approved by the
the defendant Giadon,
An Incipient Fihe. The dwelling of
C. T, Hickman in the southern part of
the city had a close call last Sunday
morning w hen the curtains in one of the
chambers took fiie from a lamp sitting
in the window. In a uiomont the cur
tains and everything light ubout the
wiudow was a sheot of flames. Fortuna
tely water was convenient and almost
immediately tlie family had a supply in
the room with which the fire was
speedily extinguished. It was fortunate
for Mr. Hickman that someone was
near by when the fire csught and that
they hail presence of mind to apply vigo
rous remedies at once. Tho damage is
merely nominal.
Some Pokti.anb Tkacukus. The
board of directors of Portland elected
touchers for the ensuing year tlie lust of
the week and among those chosen were
the following named who either live in
this city or are all well known here:
Frank Rigler to the High school; Miss
Grace Baird, Harrison street school;
Miss E. L. Henley, Park school; Miss
M. S. Burlow, Failing school; Miss Win
nie Graham, Stephens school; Miss
Metta C. Brown, 'Williams Avenue
school; Miss Kate Porter, North Cen
tral school.
A Game or Ball. In response to the
challenge of the Clackamas team, a team
composed ol members of the Columbia
Hook and Ladder company went down
to Clackamas last Sunday and played a
matched gamo of ball which resulted in
a victory for the hook by a score of 17
to 1. The batteries for the Clackamas
nine were Robinson and Holcomb and
for the Hooks, Fennimore and bailey.
Features of the game wera Fenniiuore's
pitching and and Bailey's base throwing,
Read This Letter from Chicago Lad;
Chicago, 735 W, Adam St. Apr, 20, 1
Mr. Noli mae Liciitv, De Moines, la.
Dear Bir: A Hample of Krause head
ache capsules was left in my husband's
office a lew day since, and as I was
subject to headaches, neuralgic, nervous,
and In fact every other kind he thought
fully brought the sample box home. The
very next day I bad a chance to try
thern and one capsule relieved rue In
less than half an hour. Next day I was
attacked again, took another capsule
with the same delightful result, in less
than half an hour my bead felt a well
as ever, with no bad feelings as the
result, I have had these Utrrible head
aches for twenty years, and have tried
every remedy that I ever heard of, but
nothing I have ever taken has cured or
relieved me as quickly as Kruae's Head
ache Capsules. Mas. N. A. Hkinneh.
For sale by C'baruian A Co., City
Drug fclore.
A (ientilne Murguln.
40 seres of good land near Macksburg
two new houses, garden, well, etc., 20
acres slashed and seeded to grass.
Daily mail. G1 school, etc. Will
sell one house or will sell all. Will trade
for Oregon City property. This w ill ap
pear but twice. Write immediately.
Address, J. 8. Woi.eeb,
4t Macksburg, Or.
Stockholders .Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
i meeting of the stockholders of the Oie-
gon City Manufacturing Co., will be
held at the office of the company in Ore
gon City. Saturday, July 14th 18f4, at
10 o'clock A. M. of said day tor the pur
oee of electing directors of the corpora
tion to serve for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other bnsinea
as may come before the said meeting
U. B. Jacoiis, Secretary.
Oregon City, Or., June 1, 18!4.
Hard times Price.
S. F. Scripture has reduced the price
of bo'se shooing to $1.50 per horse until
further notice. All work at bottom
prices. Many years experience insures
first class work.
Warrants Ilonght.
State and County warrants of Oregon
and Washington bought by James E.
Davis A Co., 247 Stark street, Portland,
Oregon.
Have you seen those beautiful Indigo,
oil red and light prints, outing flannels,
satteens and trimmings just received
from Chicago at the Red Front Stores
away below any prices quoted in Clacka
mas county before.
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
aod finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Estebpbise office.
A child can do as well as you.
We try to de
Your serve your every
day patronage,
good w ill and con
fidence. Money
Back
If
You
Want
It.
We charge you
40 cents for a 40
cent prescription
not 75 cents.
We try to keep
in stock every
thing that can be
found in a first
class drug store
at
Huntley's Drug Store,
Oregon City, Oregon.
STATIONERY
Can be purchased at almost
any kind of a store except
ing perhaps a hardware store.
But do you think that the
general store, bazaar store or
the druggist knows much
about the
QUALITY
or style of stationery? Or
that he handles enough to
have always fresh, new stock,
purchased in the quantity
that will enable him to sell
it at the right
PRICE P
If you have been thinking so
it will pay you to examine
the quality and price at
Huntley's Book Store,
OREGON CITY.
DHVIES
TIIE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Would be pleased to see his friends
and patrons in his new
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over Golden Rule Bazaar.
COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
I have now In my hanil. funds applleahte to
lie psvmpiit ol all warrants euilnmed prior to
May 17, low. Interest will cense from date
ol thta u.ules. B. II. CAI.IKF,
County Treasurer.
Dated Oregon City, June 7, lsw.
(APEa. CAPES.
Nothing nets off a women as well as a drenHy
cape. Are all the go now and tho finest selec
tion in Oregon City can he found at
TH08. CHARMAN & SON.
For summer wear they have a very com
plete line of ,
DRESS GOODS.
All the latest styles and weights. To he sold
at prices lower than ever offered in this city.
-FOR SALE BY-
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON,
Who have just received a new invoice, alno a full line of the best ladies
fine shrxB. We have the finest and best assortment of
shoes in the city. Prices low. Call and see.
ThePioneerStore
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON.
SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day.
All Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGE.
ter LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR TIIE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
The Argonaut
Is the only high-class political and literary weekly published on the
Pacific coast. Thousands of single-stamped copies- of it pass through
the post office every week, remailed by subscribers to their friends.
It has a larger circulation than any paper on the Pacific coast, except
three San Francisco dailies. It goes into all the well to do families of
the Pacific coast. Over 18,000 circulation. Argonaut building, 213
Grant Avenue, San Francisco.
J.J. KRDDERLY,
GENERAL - HARDWARE
Stoves and Tinware.
full line of agricultural implements.
tinwore: specialty.
Corner Fourth and J Streets, - - East Portland, Oregon.
flAVIS THE PAINTER.
House and Sign Painting.
Good Workmen and the Best of Paints.
PEICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
For Wall Paper. Matting, Linoleum, Window Shades and house
Decorations see him. Best stock in the city. Portland prices.
Store Next Door To Albright's Meat Market.
OREQ-OIT CITY, OREGON.
A. W. LANDERHOLM successors to Landerholm & Gray,
Dealer in and Manufactuer of HARNESS and SADDLES.
JUST REMOVED to 92 Union ave. East Portland.
Repairing a speclalty-Don't forget him.
Oregon City Enterprise
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.