Oregon City enterprise., December 28, 1894, Image 3

Oregon City hntcrprisc.
FRIDAY, PKl'KMIlKK "H, I HIM.
Dlackiimns Co. Diroctory.
COUNTY OKKICKItH.
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flilHR lm lii'cii ti-iliirt'il Id 1 1. Ml r vi-ar;
mviiiy-1l vn itiiIh (nr nix iwmtliH.
Tlili l"W prim In ininlii In urdcr to yi t
tlm lint nil unirtll liiniit Hllil ilhlnrti nil
iilmlHTM to py il, nl imM'ciully to
prevent ilcuil Im'uIh (rem lukliiK tlm
ppur mill not piiyiiiu (or It liy rcumm ol
tluiir niiiK lw prool. Thin illwoiinl U
inudu only to llinmi imylnK hi mlvmii i'.
TIkhhi 1'ityiiiK iM'lorti tlm rlowi ol tlii'lr
year will I ril it to tint iIIhcoiiiiI (or
tlm tliiio pniil In riIvhiiix.
TIiIh nitikcM Ihn KNiKiifKimc tlm rliiMt
Ut pnpiT III Cllirltmniin rtiiinly i-liilit
imKcit nil Iioiiki print mill lull ol live
(iH'ul IIPW.
'CHAT AHOUT TOWN.
I'riii'n tlm owrt Hi'il Front Ktoreit
Fir uixl limb wood w untcil nt thin
1!W. I'
Monry lu loan on ihxI ti-h! nutiitit
ocurlty ly A. H I'nwwr.
' Ituorn ut In llmt rK onlcr Bt Klo
jr' I'Mrlx-r nlmp lor '.'' renin.
Iliulo-t prim miil by tli" CoimiKTcml
bank lor roiinly mul city warrant.
Why v (12 iH-rlon lor hay when you
can iit tlm hay lor (7 ol l.ula
Funk, ltcilhiiiil.
Mortuut;! loan on improved larin
proTly at a low rale of Intercut. Apply
to l". ) T. William.
Tint lmliei will find Slopct'a barber
hop th plai n to havn theii hair trim
med In the luteal atylea.
' Ordeia lelt at tlm Comiiieriial fiiir
tore, Coiiiiner-iul Hunk blmk. forefoot
or 111 ineh wood, promptly tilled.
For aale, one Hood wuKou and rack In
0ot enndition eheap lor raidi. Murr A
KolM-rtaoii, "lb and Ciinler alreeta. tl.
Intrumental. piano and orKiin mimic
ItiHlructiotia by l'rol, ('. Meriting. Heal
Jelim miner Fourth and Madiaonatreela.
t(
HowiaTitia? 10 puniida pure lard,
(1 ; 1 iM.iind pure bakiiiK (Kiwder l.'o ; 111
ponmla Aineriran dry (Iran, auxar, (1 at
Uh e Front
Kev. J. C. Kead, who eulTWd an
Injury to bia leg while handling a piano
in muvintf to bia prewnt reidei- Home
time ainre, ia now able to be about on
CTUtrhea with lair proapevta of a dill ro
oovery .
KlIII.OU'S CCHK Ik Hold on a K"r
nte. It rurea Incipient Ommrnption.
It ia the Im-mI CNhikIi curt. Only one
cent a done. .'.') rla., M eta. anil (1.00.
For ea!i by i. A. Ilurdintr
A It Ioolittle, uf the Went Side
grocery inaiiKerate I a pWiiw feature to
theCbriHtmas rxerelaea on thai aide ol
lb river by lilting up a Cliriatinaa tree
In hia atoro and preHenting each of bia
CUittomera w ith liandMouiB preaent.
Laiupa! lampa! lampa! I'rettier than
ver, cheaHr than ever. Lampa are
favorite holiday prenenla with a large
portion of all commiinitiea. ltcllnmy A
Bum h have an elegant aaaorl merit at the
loweat poanible pricea. tf
To m hmIiI at a aaerillrt imiclieally
given away-700 yanlx of rarpel, good hh
new, briifHeli. and iligruin. 40 chiimber
actl nnd'iill the boiiHehold furni'.urn lined
In the Flertric hotel. Apply at once
and exiimine goodH at atoie rooma (our
loora below t'harnimi A Son'a otore at
the aign ol the F.lectric hotel.
In Biiotber column will be found the
advert iaoiuent of Kiclmrd Frejtug who
liaa aHMiimed control of tho Comer
grocery madii vacant by the removal ol
0. A. McMillan, who traimpurtud hia
aloik to thy Weal Sido. Mr. Freytug
liai put in a well aelccled atock of family
groeeriea bought wi'h all tho diHcounta
that apot caah gives anil na u conneiiuonce
ia blu to aell at very rdnan pricea. A
trlul order la all that he uaka, and if he
cannot nleaae, both in quality and price
lie will muko no further claim to your
trade. '
H. U.llyraiii, book-keeper for Ham
hIiiiw A Iteliin, thoHtreet contractora, was
in tho city Wedncwhiy for the purposo
ol gelling the billa for labor, material,
etc., againat bia company, aa they are all
to bo paid at once. The company Iibb
had between (11,000 and (10,000 duo them
for the improvement of Main atreet tied
up In litigation over aincc the completion
of tho contract, but Juduo Stoarna made
en ordor laat Monday giving them per
miaBion to draw a aufllcient amount to
pay oil' thexu accounla.
The following marriage licenaes have
boon isHiied by County Clerk Morton
during the paat week: Alice K. Moore,
andCharluaN. McKinney, Annie Schoor
and Fred Miller, SuHiinnah E. Jones and
John F. Stidbttin, Tlienaaa Orr and A.
Arstill.Harah Howan and Frank Wilaon,
Fannio Turner and tieorge 11. Kerna,
Poll Fryrear and V. L. Colmnan, Lnollii
M. l'liillips and Claude M. Bacon,
Maytio M. Bowman anil Johnny IIol
comb, Berta L. Kvana and J. It. Mendel,
Sarah K. Fry and UuHtav A. Buck.
PEISONAL NOTES.
Mix, Annie WchIoii In ipiiUi alck at
the liniiii) of Mra It. Huron,
I, K. Jmiiicy, fornicny ol thin city, la
now renldlng lu I'ltlNhurg, I'a,
C. M. Idleman, ol 1'orlland, wa in
Oregon City Thurmluy on buainra.
Mr. I', Boylea.ol Wilhoil aHint aevernl
iluyaof Ihia week In Ihu city with Irienda.
Albert MoHhbcrgnr, one ol Needy 'a
energetic young farmer waa lu Oregon
City WedneHihiy.
Mia. It L. Iloliiian left Monday for
Scuttle nhern alio will upend ChriHtmaa
with her purenla .
C..M. Whilo, of I'ortland, waa in the
illy Wedncadav, alteuding to aome
ealnle luattera at Ilia court bonne.
Win. Mankiria, teacher in (hu Miu ka
burg achool la homo to upend tho boli
duya with hia parenla in thin city.
K. J. Kwairord, city treaaiir.irol Halom,
huh In Oregon City over laat Hiinday,
the guealol hia brother. J. L. Hwalbird
Mr. and Mra. Talent of Kaloin apetit
Chrlaimaa with Mra. Talent' parenta,
Mr. and Mra. F. Clone, ol Maple Ijiiih.
Mr. ('. II. Iiuncan and wile and Mr,
li. I'. Itrynolda, ol Baker City, auent
Sunday and Monday In tbia city yiniting
relative.
John VVeiamaiidel, ol Viola waa in the
city ChriMlmua and waa an interealed
hhi tutor at the acalp dance and Ked
men'a ball.
(Miarlea Biitherlord, teacher in the
New Fra achool, ciit laat Sunday with
hia alnter. Mra. C. A. McMillan, of Weid
Oregon Cily.
X. It. Lang lelt Saturday evening for
hia home at Oakland, California, at
which plac he will aeiid the holiday
with rvlativea
Mr. and Mra. A. Fuller of I'ortland
were the gnenta of Mra. Fuller' parent
Mr. and Mra. Harry Harding of thia
city for ChrialuiaH.
Mra K. M. Kamla and children ol
Vancouver, apent ChriMniaa in Oregon
City, with her aiatera Alra. F. F. White,
ami Mra. W. A. While.
Mina Nettie Hall, who baa la-en vinit
ing her aunt, Mra. K. Marr, of Willam
ette Falla, for the punt two montha, lelt
(or her home at lliiena Vinta.
Mlna Nora Convera, aubacription clerk
in the K.M aiii'iiinx ollice, ia na-nding the
holidava with her parenta, Mr. ami Mra.
W. 11. Conyera, at ClaUikanie.
F..C. Mackett, one of the moat auc
ceiwlol teacher of Clackamaa county, ia
in attendance at the Stale Teacher'a
anma-iation in I'ortland tbia week.
W. 1'. Jobnaon, general manager ol
the Willamette 1'ulp A l' per Company
lelt on Thursday lat to h'tid the holi
day with Ida family in lan Franciaco.
Fred It. Me'liicn, who ia a atudent in
the Stale Cnivernlty at F.ugene ia home
lor the holidava which be will apend
with hia parenta, Mr. and Mra. Jon.
Iledgoa,
Miaa Frina Lawrence and Miaa Ora
Spangler, teacher in the Kaatham
achool leltSutnrdav evening l"r Corvallia
to nend Chrintman with old (rienda and
the parenta ol Mina Spangler.
JiiiWo tioidon K. Mayea, who ban
lieen confined to hia homo (or the pant
two weeka w ith a aevero cold in now able
to Ihi at hia ollico In the court hoiiao for
the tranaartion of hunineaa.
('apt. C. M. Bonaldaon, of linker City,
wan in town Wedneadav, on huaineaa.
The Captain waa a pioinineiil candidalp
for congreHHinan from the Ural diatrict
at tho late ltcpiihlicun convention.
T. W. Clarke, manager of the Bandon
woolen milla, ia homo for the holiday
to be with hi family. Mr. Clurk report,
the huaineaa of his company good and
that they have all the order they can
nil.
Mra.C. M. Iiyoand Mra. U. A. Miller
were among (bono from this city to at
tend the Stale Teachers' asnociation in
I'ortlund thia week. They both are old
teacher and take a deep interest in ed
ucational matters.
Mina Jennie Hcuttie, formerly of this
city but now ol F.ugeno w hero she ia a
student in tho State University, is in
Oregon City (or tho holidays (ora visit
with her sisters Mr. J.J. Cooke and
Mrs. David Cutilleld.
K. S. Klli'Jtt, o? Hoseburg, spent Christ
mas in the city with tho (amity o( his
mster, Mrs. Thos. Fields, Mr. F.iliott
is an engineer in the employ of the
Southern I'ucillc and hns been on the
road for nineteen years.
Mra. Melvina Williams and Mrs. Lu
ell a Dunghtory returned Monday to
their homo in I'endleton, after a week's
visit at the home of their grandparents
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauch and their
aunt, Mrs. K. C. Muddock and uncle,
Mr. Win. Kauch.
Mrs. M. L. Hnvword of Cams, was in
Oregon City, Saturday, for the nurpose
Lof signing a deed to a forty acre tract
that she and Mr. Hay ward have sold to
J.J. Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. (iuyer ac
companied Mrs. Hayward to receive the
papers for their now home.
K. T. Fields loft Saturday evening,
(or Riddles whore ho w ill te stationed
(or a month to relieve tho Southern
l'acillc agent at that place who is to tuke
vacation. Mrs. Fields left Sunday (or
Koseburg whora she will remain with
her aunt, Mrs. E. 8. Elliott, whilo Mr.
Fields ia at Kiddles.
The Noldlrr llay.
Wednesday evening at the Armory
took nlace tho ouarterly Inspection arid
muster of Co, F by Col. Ih ebo, of Port
land. Out of n enrollment of lllty tm-n
foilv-one worn nrem-nt and lined up In
heayy man: hingorder with full accoutre
ment Including new overcoata ami
blanket lately Imued to the company
all arranged in what Ik called lli
Marion pack. Hy thia arrangement the
weight of tbolr nack falla on their ahoul-
ilera and hip and miikea Hie W pound
euny to carry. After limta-rtion Col.
Ilcelio lu a upeecli complimented tho
hoys on their soldierly appearance ami
thorough drill and wa especially
unitilled ut the Htrcmrth of the company
and the Internal that waa manifested by
thoolllceraand men in their orgmii.aliori.
Ho counted F Co. in membership and
elliciency eipiul Ut the beat ill the atate
outside of Portland, and that it would
make a inont creditable showing by the
aidool the crack companies of that city.
The Colonel wan accompanied hy hi lull
Htairand several visiting ollicers of the
Portland companies. In the absence ol
Capt. (ianong, Firat Lieutenant F. K.
Kelly had command anil with theellicient
aid of Second Lieutenant Pickens handled
the company in a very ciedilable man
ner. Swear off buying oor shoes and buy
(mm McKltrick.
IiiiIIiiii Warriors.
The Kedmen' ball was decidedly the
event ol the season. Armory hall was
filled to its utmost capacity Chiistmas
night to witness the acalp dance and mask
ball which followed. V ticket were
aold. The noon parade of mounted
warriora wa very realintiv in ehVct and
the bravea of whom there were over
thirty in line would have panned inspec
tion lielore Sitting Bull himself, o
complete was their Indian toggery and
make up. The sidewalks along Main
street waa crowded with Wetator to
witnesa tne iarade. The evening par-
a le was eijuully aa effective. Wacheno
trilaj ia to be complimented on the suc
cess of their entertainment and merit the
financial success that was their.
i Work or Arl.
The New Year Illustrated Annual of
Portland and Oregon City, gotten out
hy Peaslee Bros .the well-known printers
of Portland, is, in design and workman
ahip, far ahead of what such matter
usually is. The illustrations are the
finest of hall-lone engravings and show
all the princil view in ard around
Oregon Citv nd Portland. Aa a present
to a (riend in the Kant nothing could be
more complete, (or beMilea being an
ornament to the center table it give a
moat comprehensive idea aa to how
Oregon City and it great factories and
t.'ie mighty water fall look. The
Annual can lie hal at Huntley's Book
Store at the low price of fifty cent apiece
making them within the reach of all.
New goods at McKittrick's.
Strayed op Stolen,
From Oregon City, about Novemlier 10,
a light sorrel horse, aued Bix, years,
weight aliont fc'0 to W pounds, and
rather slim built. Branded on lelt hip
with letter " P." One white hind foot.
When ridden will single-foot or rack in
gait. A liberal reward given for inform
ation as to his whereabouts.
Noiii.itt A Co.
Ituckleu'a Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, I'lcera, Salt Kheum,
Fever Sores. Teller. Chapped hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Krup
tions, and positively cures Pile or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
lu.n'u. t M,iiinfm-tiuii or money refunded.
For sale bv Chai man & Co., Charman
BroB Block.
The New Year' (Jin.
Is now almost as popular ns tho Christ
mas gift. It's the proper time to return
tho unexpected t hriatnias token or
rememlK'r some one whom you uninten
tionally overlooked. If you want the
right article at the ritrltt price you should
get it at Ul'HMKISTKH A Andkksk.n s
jewelry store.
Hard time Price.
12 L Cvli.tura l.ua rrtilllff.il tllO tlricft
of horse shooing to $1.50 per horse until
..I i. .
turtlier notice. Ail worn ai. ooimiu
nrices. Many vears experience insures
ilrst-chiaa work.
For rheumatism I have found nothing
equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It
releaves the pain as soon aa applied. J.
W. Yoiimr. West Liberty, W. Va. The
prompt relief it affords is alone worth
many time the cost, 50 cents. Its con
tinued use will effect a permanent cure.
For sulo by Geo. A. Harding, druggist.
You will soon wish to repaper your
house or several of the room. R. L.
Holnmn has just put in a fine assortment
of new stylos
Dovou travel? Are you a shipper?
The "Hand McNally Kailway Guide and
Hand-Book" contains all pertinent in
formation. Ask your newsdealer.
A horse w ell shod and a wagon well
repaired is money saved to tho farmer.
Give Muplo, the blackamith. a trial.
Main street, opposite corner from City
stables.
Five acres of grubbing wanted done.
Inquire of J. E. Wit.ig, care of Julius
Pusch, Logan, Or.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World' Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
Jlarrfbiun Kenolta.
From a letter written bv Itev. J. Oun
deraon, of Dimoiidale, Mich., we are xrr
milted to make thin extract: "I have
no henllaiiry In recommending Dr. King's
New Discovery, a the rusulla were al
most marvelous In the cane of my wife.
While I was pastor of tho lluptist church
at Itive Junction she was brought (low n
with Pneumonia succeeding La Orinpe.
Terilhle paroxynui ol coughing would I
last hours with little interruption and it
seema a If she could not survive them
A (riend inccommendi-d D. King' New
DiMcovory; it wus rpiick in its work and
highly natmlaclory in result
Trial
bottles free at Charman A Co'
man I 'run. Block.
Char-
Itead These Pricea.
Oregon City Cash Market, I'et.old A
Gale, Prop., A. O. U. W. Block.
Boiling lieef, :c and 4c; rib steak 5c;
roast beef fn; and flc; prime roast beef
He ; round nleuk 7c ; best stake Hi: ; mutton
stew 4c; mutton chop (1c; leg of mutton
7c. All other meat are sold at lowest
cash prices. Smoked meats and saus
age ol all kinds alwaya on band. All
meats are from our own killing which ia
the choicest the market affords. Come
and see un. These prices are for cash
only.
Cheerful Winter Frenlngn.
Nothing hritiifs bo much joy and com
fort to the fireside as a genial vinitor
one that entertain and instinct every
loeinlxT ol the family. The laich string
is always out for the Prairie Farmer,
for it always brings a hk weekly budget.
It is brighter than ever, with a host of
new writers, this year. The Thanks
giving and Christmaa number will be
worth more thun a yeai' aulwcriptiun.
(1.00 gets Wi visits The Prairie Fanner.
He Your Own .Manter.
Few peoplo appreciate how much
their iiiuirennion. their w hims and im
pulses, and in fact all their mental en
ergy deienda on the harmonious action
of all Ihe vital organs. A poorly digested
dinner may make one quarrel with a
(riend. A contested liver may bring
imaginary gloom and trouble into the
Runniest day. A rheumatic pain may
keep you Irom businena or work and en
tirely clmnifH some marked out jsjlicy
A few doesof Moore' Kevealed Remedy
K-ill im' Inne to everv function and
make you enjoy your friend and your
work.
Xollce.
The regular quarterly meeting of Mult
nomah District Pioneer Grange will bo
held at Milwaukee, Wednesday, January
9, ISlia, at 10:30 A. M. A full attend
ance is denned. Maby S. Howard,
Secretary.
Ladies, do yon know Dr. Mary II.
Stanton's Femaline, the Famous Female
Sjiecific, will cure all those aches and
pain peculiar to you, and will cost you
only (I for one month' treatment? I will
send any lady a trial box, free, who will
send me the name and addresaeB of ten
ladies who are in delicate health. Aitenfs
wanted everywhere. Write for full par
ticulars to Mrs. L. M. Little, manager
wholesale western depot, Delena, Ore
gon. The quality of blood depends much
upon irood or bad digestion and assimila
tion; to make the blood rich in life and
strength giving constituents, use Dr. J
II. Mclean a Strengthening Uonlial and
Blood Purifier; it will nourish the prop
erties of the blood from which the ele
ment ol vitality are draw n. For sale by
C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Money to Loan.
C. O T Willmtna ran now make
loans on goivl farms. Ottice next door
to Huntley's drug store.
New Good a
Modern Prices.
Tiess
orner urocery.
Complete stock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.5s
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
When in Port
land looking
for Holiday
Goods in
Books
no Stationery.
Don't fail
to call
at
The J. K. GILL CO.'S.
Third and Alder Sts.
Good Bargains
In Books.
Oregon Steam Dye Works,
Kendall A Slaughter, Proprietors,
Cor. Eight and Burnside Sts., I'ortland,
Oregon.
Clothing cleaned, colored and repaired.
Ladies' shawls and dress goods a spec
ialty. Faded clothing restored to its
original color, to look like new. ISatia
faetion guaranteed. Give u a call.
Work called for and delivered.
Extraordinary
GRAND
REMOVAL SALE.
We will change our location to
SUSPENSION BRIDGE CORNER
On January 1st, 1895.
Before moving we offer our entire Htock at
Prices that have never been made before
To verify the fact call and let our prices talk.
I. SELLING.
SOHWAN & PUTROW.
Dealers in
Stoves
PLUMBING,
TINNING, AND
GENERAL
JOBBING.
CAUFIELD BLOCK, Main Street.
The "Commercial.
The best brands of Cigars and Fine Tobac
cos. SMOKER'S SUPPLIES.
No. 3, Commercial Bank
The
New
Year-
always brings a lot of
extra work in a store,
the annual stock taking
must be dene to fiind
out
"Where
we
are
In order to lighten
this work as much as
possible we will make
Great
Reductions
In Prices
in all lines especially in
clothing and heavy
underwear.
Glass & Smyth.
Caufield Block.
QEPAIRING.
J. P. LOWE,
THE RELIABLE
Watcbmaker Nexttfrrt st"
Hi JEW6lEr Work Warranted.
A Trial Is Asked,
I
GOLDEN WEST
BAKING
POWDER
It Is PUREST
It Is CHEAPEST
It is BEST
If Ton An Not Sullied Tour Host; Sul
ClOHR A DCTOl, Portland, Or.
l?'r
r-f
few
Announcement!
and Tinware.
E. PARKER, Proprietor.
J. W. O'Connell, Ma'gr.
Blocks
DR D. 8. 8TRYKER, DENTIST. HAS RE
moved to Odd Fellow' temple 8. W. Cor. lit
aad Alder, Portland, Orrf an.
Series No. 2.
Willamette Savings
and Loan Associa
tion of Oregon City.
By resolution of its board of di
rectors (he subscription list to Series
No. 1 has been closed and the
subscription list to Series No. 2
has been oj.ened to the capital
stock of the Association.
The entrance fee is one dollar per
share and the monthly dues are
sixty cents for each share sub
scribed. The Association has money to
loan to its members at eight per
cent per annum on property in
Clackamas county.
Agents are wanted in every set
tlement and town in the county.
For further information apply to
HERMAN K. JONES.
Secretary.
At Bank of Oregon City
J S. MILLER,
MANUFACTURER OF
X3ro,in. -:- Tile.
BRICK& LUMBER.
Tiling is of the best qual
ity and sold at prices to
SUIT - THE - TIMES.
Yard and mill four miles east
of Hubbard, Oregon.
JOHN YOUNGER,
IJEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EATERIENXE IX
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.