Oregon City enterprise., December 28, 1894, Image 5

Oregon City Enterprise.
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Imiii tin Anii'i ii'iui Itiiilni- inl C'niiiriiii
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l(). O KI, Mtial I In' I'urtliiiiil Cliiy Company
liiul JiiiIko Sti'.irna t'lijuin tin' reionler
ol (ri'K'n "llv fnn.i I'liyiiiH thin nionry
until tliti iiiitiU "I Hii'ir HtntM am il
(ermine.! by tli I'lnirl. Tim Aiiii'ritun
Ilrnlpi Mini Coiitrml Ciniiany Ino
elm in" mi inli'ii'Nt in lliii money dim
llaiiiNliaw A ltd hiiiI in muili' mrty
lIl'll'lldlllltK ill Ull' Nlllt IIM U 0OIN.l.ll'l,
mi l lunliiT iii uiii lln' Clay CoinMny
ili-niir tin" vnlnlity ol tin' AiniTiiiiii
llri.li:i Ciintrart l'iiiliuiliy'rj rliilill.
Y'it1uv mi rll'oit n iiiinlii liy tliu
iiiliri-iii'il iiirlii'N lo nil tlif I'i'iiit lo
nlluw iriirft'ilinn" I'hIimoIvo nil of tin'
Injiiin linn, 'l it in ,in iritiNi'il, anil pay
infill ol tin lulmriTN only n iiuri'i'il to.
Moil u( tln'fi' rlii rkH Iiiivii ln'i'H till I'll
tip liy tin' inrirliHiitH ol 1 1 1 it nty in pay
inrnt lor kooiIn liirnilii'il tint workuitf
it-ii wluli' 1 1 i-u I on Hit' wink ami tlit
ili'liiyin piiymriit Ihin Inu n h hrrioiiN Iohn
In tl nil.
Wimiiikii fun Jam'.miy. The follim
iii)! ilul. i, riiini'ilfil (nun lliii wnillicr
liiiit'.ni ii'i'iinlrt h( 1'nitliinil i'uvit tin)
pi'iiml (jivrn lor the iinnitli niiiui'il, nml
In. ulil piovit n( valni' Hinl inliTi-Hl in an
tii'ipntinit tli moiit 1 iiijh n t int ini'ti'ora
louiiMl I'li'ini'iitN, nml tint ranno within
wliii Ii niii Ii vmimioiiB may Im i'XH'i'ttil
Id ki'i'p (or Hit' 'iiiniii month uf .Inn
uury: Tlio inonlli uf Jiiniiurv for S'.'
yciiM nIiuwciI tin) following: Ti'inpitr
uliire Mi'iin or iioruiul tciiipcriituri', ilH;
tint wiirini'Nt liHinlli wiin that of 1SH1,
with nil uvitiiijo of 411 ; tint colilt'Ht month
witri that uf lHHtf, with mi v'rx' of
tint liintii'Mt tiMnn'rillnri' WM 'J, on the
l.Mh, 1KKH. I'ri'i'ipitiition (ruin mnl
mi'lti'il miiuw) AviTUKU for tho nionlh,
7 TiO inrhi'H; vi'rau inmiVr of ilnys
with .01 of an nirli or more. 111; the
lrpiiti't nioiitlily precipitation wan 13.71
inchi'Hin I HKIt ; tho IchhI monthly pre
cipilulion' wiin iiichcH in 1HIKI; the
Ifri'rttcHt iiinoiint. of iri'cipitation r
conli'il in any L'l consi'cnlivtt houm wuh
im hi'H on tho Tilh unit lilh, lSS:t: tho
Kii'atcHt nun ill n t of Hiiowfiill ii'i'onlcil ill
nny - I coiiwi iitivi' lioiirn (rccoril cxtcml
ini to winlor of l.S,S4-,H,r) only) was It
inchcN on .lannury 'M, IKIHi. CIoiiiIh anil
wciilhcr Avcriiit inniilicr of clear iIiivh,
r; purlly clomly iluyn, 7; clomly ilayn,
111. Wind Tim prevailing winds have
lici'ii fniiii thtt Niinlli; tho hluhcHt. vel
ocity of the w ind wan Till inilt'H, from tint
Koiitli, on tint Ulh, 1KS0.
Ciiii.diikn'h Day. Saturday of thia
week him liefii di'Hiuniiti'il bh chililrun'H
day at tlm rorthmd Kxposition mnl by
tho pnlilie Hpirit of llio Ort'ttonian, child
ren tindiT M yoarn of ago In tho state
will he p ven a free pans to the exposi
tion IncliidinK all tliu Bide ahowa. It ia
oxpccled tliut It w ill bo the wrttat day of
the expoHitioii and that the little folks
will be out in force.
Tim Way to Ukt Factokiks. The
KiiKi'iie Hi'KiNtiT IiiiH the following to Buy
of a new ImliiHtry to bo located in that
place: We are in a (air way to have a
box and banket fuctory oatablialied here.
Three guntlemen from Tacoina have
Ih'I'H lookliiK over Km (liild liere for Dm
locution of hi ic ti ii ri eiili'rprlMit uml lime
diiclilml to cNlaliliah oiiii Iiitc If they
Nan Ktieiye iho proper I'licoiiriiKcineiit,
mnl they auk hut liltln In that way. The
lociilimi NeliH it, H at l iiiiiniiiiiit, on the
I hi ilka of thn mill raee, Mr. (ieo M.
Miller ImvhiK ilmuiti'il land for lluil
pnrpoan Tint umuiiiil uf IhihI re'iiireil
ainoiiiitN In all to ulmiil live acnta, whii h
iimliiili'H rlylit of way fur a aide truck
from the railroad. They lo auk for the
free u mi of the mill riicit for tin) purpoae
ol KnlliiiK their wuler Niipply, riiniiinif
mnl Nloriii loitN, and for ..riU t' pay the
Iri'iK'lit on their machinery from Taioinu
tothiN city, They jiiiiiiuntee work to at
leuat (Uty iimn, and from that iiiimlier up
to L'(K) al llini'N The iiropoaition whh
Ntihmitied to the liimrd of trado Tliiircluy
f yeniiiK ami wan n-citivcd favoralilv and
itlepN will he taken at once to complete
ncccNNury arrannemi'iilii Ut rug the
eriU'r iri hern.
A ItllYH' IlKHATIMl Cl.l ll. lU'CCIltl)'
dehiiliiiK vi lely waa orKiiiiir.ed in llii"
city under the mime of the l'liilanthrupic
lfl.nliiii( Clnli, fur the ilrMjhn of KivinK
the lioya a chani e to learn how to cxprenii
IhetiiNi'lveN lH'fnre an audience. The
meelinN lake phu e every Friday even
iliK in the Coiiyri'Kiilioiinl ilinrch, and
are oMii lo the public. ,t 1 eirin In
prci-idi'iit and Aiiidn (iunl Hecretary of
the nocic t) . The Hiilijii t for dehale lit
the liit meellliK wan; 'itewilved, That
War 1 1 an ('aimed Mure Harm to Mun
lliii n lnti'iiiiCMiiuT in Ihe ('ait of l.iipior,"
The Niiliji'cl wiin ably iIinciihhi'iI by Fled
Mein lie, Jacob Toiiipkiiia anil llowurd
Hiow iikII on the alliimaiivc, and CharlcH
(illlHTt, Willie I.iiiiih, liilur Merenw,
ClieHier Uoiike and Aiiioh liard on the
lie;iitivH. The jildiicN decided tile illi a
lion in fuvor of lint alliritiative. The
ipieitiun fur tli it Friday liiu'ht in, "llc
Nulvi'd, Thai I'liii'iKti I in in i it.i t inn lie
Alixuliili'lv I'l'iliilnteil in Coiiiiiit: to the
I'liili'd "'tHleN." Tin' leinlei n mm Jili uh
Muder on the iiflirmiitive and IMv'iir
Merenite on the net'iitive.
I'.V Fl Ki lllli' l'o i ll Tint Oicuull
City Iron Wurkx, lo keep up with the
linii'M and tu pn pare fur the hiiii'llint! of
a laiirer ipuntity of work, Iiiih wt ai'le
their Mcaui power and tint in an electric
motor. I'.y putting in electric power
their work room in largely iucrca-cl an
Ihe motor i cniieH a apace no larger
than a cook Nluve, while a whole aeclion
of Ihe buildillil h id to he ivc II to the
Uulcr and engine. An iuiMirtant ail
vnnliit'it In thul tliu Hiwer U alwuvN
on, day and niht, with the repair but
a fraction of what they ure in Vii-pini:
up a Nteam plant. Mr. Hoake h Npent
a larjie tuni l money in pmperlv fitliiiK
up the lrei,"iti City Iron Work, and
now baa mk cu'iiplcle a aliup ami foundry
aN can Im found in the Ntate otitmdeo!
I'orlluinl.
EDUCATIOaVALNOTIS
All nulin for tbia column should be
Hcnt lo Mrn 11. S. liihxoii, I'llitorci,
Oregon City, OicfcMin .
The fiilloniiig nainrd pupila in lin
Irict No. 2 1, Macksliiirg, were neither
Mlmeiit nor tardy during the month end
ing IW. ':!: Chri-tol, Willie and Lloyd
IIuwitn, Marv (iilxon, Patrick and Nan
nie Itiarier, Ileidricb Harm, Louia Weia
inandel, (ii'urgie, Theodore and Mary
Scheer, Margaret, Waller and Jiinmie
l.amour, Charlie Farmer, Jennie Ht'P
Iit, Nora Kleho and Henry Harlh.
Wholo niimher enrolh'd, A'2 ; average
daily attendance, 3S. Frienila and pa
tron am kindly invited to call on the
Nchool and note our progreNN.
V m.i.i M Hankink, Teacher.
Teawl Creek aclnxjl coniiiienoi'd Octo
ber Ut and eloHi'il IVceniher 21, IS',14;
whole 'liutiber of iUvh taught, l0 ; total
number enrolled during the U'rtn, 3S;
average attendance by month : lt month
:'((, 2d month 32. ft, 3d month 30. The
following Hi'lioliirH were nut alment during
the term: (iiJ. Iurt, ieo. Paugherty,
Hay liaugherty, Maltel Miller, Nellie
Part, Millie Dart, Carrie Fox. The aver
age attftiKlanre during tlwa term liaa Ih'cii
high; the Hcholart atuilioiiB and attentive
and have made a good advance and we
iH'lieve a niibntRiitiul one, aa each lenson
waa thoroughly learned before taking tin'
next. The following are the otlicttrs:
Frank Sawlell clerk, 1'. C. Miller, Chaa.
Daiighc rty and (ieo. Adntua, hoard.
Ciiah. Ckittkndkn, Teacher.
The following ia a report of school dite
trii'l No -10, for the month ending Dec
ember 21. Number enrolled in the
primary ilcpui linet 35 ; number neither
ahHi'iit nor tardy 10; days taught l'.l;
davH atti'iiilance Iil3. Fmma IIkin.
Teacher.
Niiniher enrulli'd in aenior dcpiirtiuent
111 ; nuuilier neither absent nor tardv l.ri:
days taught 111; day atleildiuiee 530.
J IIkin., Teacher.
Tho fourth month of the I-ogan
diatrict No. IM, term ended December
21. Number of daya attendance, 3(10;
number of daya absence, 32; number
of times lardy, 4; number of pupils en
rolled, 23; average number belonging,
22; average daily attendance, 21.
The school had Its Christmas enter
tainment Friday afternoon. The pupils
closed ;he program with an arithmetic,
match. The teacher gave tp each pupil
a ban of candy and pocorn Follow
ing is the program: Song, "Marching
Through Georgia," School ; recitation,
"Oernian Gems," Lizzie lluher, llynie
and Kmma Ualameier; recitation,
"Drive the Nail" Ilonry Ilubcr; reci
tation, "Try It," Hophie Miuttel; reci
tation, "l.illh Don" Willlie lluber;
Hong, "Reward of Labor," School ; reci
tation, "Little ThiiifN," Iliitiie linker;
recilaliun, "Do Voiir Ileal, ", Tillle
llryan ; rei itntion, "(iui-NN," llynin I'.nla
nieier; recilalion, "Woik and Flay,"
Fdiit lluher ; recitaliun, "Jnck and Jill,"
Joliniitliiilliigher; Hung, ".Motion Hong",
I'rimary cIiinn; recitaliun, "ChriNlmiiN is
Coining," Fdna CIibnm; n-cilation,
"Why" Fariieat Ilulx-r; recitation, (jive
What You Have," Farneitt Hula-r;
rei ilation, "The Funny Old rrofeaaor,"
Arthur ChaH; illalogae, "When We
Are Wouiitn," Frniiia and Lydia .chut
tel, Fmiria HalHineier, May Wilaon ;
recitation, "The Model HuNhhand,"
Katie Ki'hultel; recitation, "Do Yon
Know",Iva llryan ; recHatlon, "No Fool,"
Charlie Hhnde: recitation, "A Hard
Working Woman," I'earlie Hchultel ;
duett, "(termini Hong," Krann and lly
nie I'.alNineier. recitation; "Will Santa
Heineinbcr Me; Iva linker; S'mg,
"Happy (ireetingH," Sclnxtl.
M. L. Hamiton, Teiu'her.
IIFIL LSl'A'l K TKANSrKKS.
Kurnlhlipil Lveiy Week by tlie Llacka
man Aliatrart anil Tru-t ( inniuinj.
Oregon Iron A Steel Co to A Iien
liett WD Oct It, '!l2, Mk 54, 0 I
A S Co'n exteiieion ol Firm ad to
Oswego iJ0
(i T Walla lo Pearl WbUn W D Apr
7. ,11, 24 57 acres in nw'ofsec
13, 1 2 n, r 2 e 50
III DAK Mc(iuire to J K Cramer
W D Oct 12, 'HI, land in t 3 , r3
e .. 50K3
W T Iliirnvy lo J It Cramer Q C
Cec 3, 'W, purt of sec2'.i, I 3 s, r 3
e 2510
(iladNtone R F. A'W.'ln to Mrs
Sarah Huntley W D Nov 3, 'U4,
lot 11 and 12, blk32, (ilailstune 210
John H.iner to Julia Kiikel W D Dec
1H, 'H4, ;i."i 5 acres in t :t s, r 1 e 510
W W Davis to Anna M'mre W D
Dec IS, 'i4, lot 1, Hec 10, t 2 s, r 2
, l'.l Mi ncriH l'X0
Da N linker lo 11 F Huker C D
Nov 3, Mil, Ihe Y, I. C of Marshall
K Perrin 1
John C Hampton to It F Parker (
C D Nov 2K. '04, siime as above. . 1
lleulien Confer to Win I! Hiddli't-on
mid wife W D Oct 15, 'IM, land in
t 2 s. r 2e 2000
Walter IViken to Win J Cnminings
W D Aug 1H, 'SJ4, e'j' of e' of
m-'4' see 20, t 2 r, r 2 e 1000
(i W & S Shaver lo F C I'eiry W D
Oct 27, 93, part of claim 40, t 5 t,
r 2 e
Dan'l W Zellar to F W
250
You mans
Q C D Dee 19, 't4, part of Mat-liM-k
1) L C 1
! Dan'l W Zellar to F W Tollman
O, C D c 111, '04, part of Matlock
claim 1
It K Irwin to 11 K iuint W I)
j Dec 13, '!4 part of blk 10 Harlow llio
C'larisi-a A Cainpliell to H K Court-
right W D Feb 2, '!i:l, part of Win
; Fonlyce D L C 420
! J N lU'im to Mabel llean W D Dec
Id, '!i4, lots 13 and 14, blk 5,
Uladstiine 5iH)
i J T Urown to Win N i..own W D
Dec 20, '94, 5 acres lot 7, sec Ii4
t 3 s, r 1 e 75
Lew is A McCord bv sherilt to I.or
enzo T.-ntiy, S D, Dec 21, '04. n'j
of Jas Urown D I. C in t 3 s, r3 e 14-v)
Levy A Spiegl to K L Durhain Trust
D, Dec 17, '04, part of U W Wal
ling claim 6700
Win (iribhle to A W A C Kiggs W
D Dec 21, '!14. 2(1.72 acres in A K
(JnMiliiDLC, t4s, rle 23(H)
N C A 0 L Ilriish to Martin Uur
lingame W D Dec 20, '04, part of
claim 4H and sec 17, t 2 8 r 2 450
Dan Montour to Helen M Montour
WD 1V'c21P4, blk 8 South Os
wogo 500
Dan Montour to Helen M Montour
W I Dec 21, ".M.lotS, blk 47 0
1 A S Co's 1st add to Oswego. ... 100
F M Nauu-ht to Marv A Garrett W
I) Dec 22, 'l4, lot 4. 5, (land 7 blk
12. Knot's add to Marsbfield 75
Maitie L Ilnvwood to Jacob Gnver
W D 1Vc22. '04, 20 acres in claim
52, t 3 3. r 2 e 1000
Kiltfar M Waldron to Henry A Wal
dnm W D Dec 0 'i4 part of sec :50
t3s, r2e 300
Joseph Haduia to Marv D Badura
W D Dec 7, '74, lot Oand 10, blk
77 Minthorn 1
Having purchased the copyright of
Thome's Title Abstract Indexes giving
us sole rinht to use them in Clackamas
county, and Ihe abstract books compiled
and formerly owned by Thorne A Son
we are prepared to furnish complete
and accurate abstracts of title and to
correct or extend old abstracts. We
solicit your patronage and guarantee
Hist class woik. OIHce over Huntley's
Drug store.
Clackamas Ahnthact A Tki st Co.
Mow's Tins!
We oiler One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F.J CHENEY A CO .Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known V.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years and be
lieve bini perfectly honorable in all bus
iness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by tneir
firm.
Wknt A Truax. Druggists, Toledo, 0
Walmng, Kinnan A Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cure internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials senl
dee. Frice 75 cents per bottle. Sold b
all Druggists.
That
Mora!
Finger Board
of tho ancient Jcwh, the
Talmud, Hays:-'"!' hy friendr)
friend a friend."
Just ho it i with Red
Seal Cough Cure.
We rnako many sake
through the praise of one
friend to another.
There's no disapnoitment
in it; bo the praine goes on.
Try it and your friend
will.
C. Q. Huntley,
Prescription Druggest,
Caufield Block, Oregon City.
Open a New
Ledger for 1895?
Remember that we are
agents for the Millcr
Megee patent Hat opening
books the best made: also
we are selling a book
which oiKTis nearly flat at
less price than you used
to pay for those miserable
things that required a
curved jcn holder to get
down into the "cents"
epacc. Come in and ex
amine them. We guaran
tee both books and prices.
We can furnish you with
riling cases, dub files,
Shannon files, copying
Wks, letter presses and
all ollice supplies at
Huntley's Book Store,
New Caufield Block,
Oregon City.
Buy your.
Choice Candies
. . AT THE . .
NOVELTY
CANDY
STORE.
Pure, Fresh, Delicious,
Prices lowerthan ever.
Our Taffy Candy
Has no equal in the City.
Fresh Fruits and Nuts.
At the New.
Molalla Drug Store.
Can be found a com
plete line of Fresh,
Pure Drugs and Med
icines, with a compe
tent pharmacist in
charge.
Patent Medicines.
Have all the leading
niakos fresh from the
labratories.
Paints, Oils, Glass, Etc.
Notions and Toilet Articles.
PRICES TO SD1T ALL C0MPET10N.
Dr. W. C. Belt, F. C. Perry,
rharinecist. Proprietor.
MOLALLA GRANGE, NO. 0, P. of H.
Meelsnt their hall ut Wright' llrldne on the
frond Bmiirdny of each month at 10 a. m
Fellow memberi made welcome.
Jan. NKL80N, Master.
K H. Coopin. Sec,
WARNER GRANGE. No. U7.P. of H.
Meet fourth Saturday of each month, at their
hall iu New Era. David Me Arthur, Master
Mrs. May Waldron, Sec'j
MYRTLE LODGE NO. 24, DEGREE OF HONOR,
Mceta every Friday In A O. U. W. Hall. Vis
ttlug membera mada welcome.
Jssnik I'iebi t, C of TI.
8. A. Qii.utt, Recouter.
A. P. A. COUNCIL NO. i.
Meets nn the first and third Friilsyaln each
month at K. of P. hall, Visiting members al
ways welcome. A. W, Francs, Pres.
Prices Lower
Thnn
Ever Before.
CLOTHING
For Men, Youths
UNDERWEAR,
TOILET ARTICLES,
'rVrVrVrVr'fVrVrl
FOR....
MEN and
WOMEN.
.J
The Pioneer Store,
THOMAS CHARMAN & SON.
Holiday Sale of
A soLid gold Waltham watch for $25.00
A 20 year gold filled Waltham watch for - - 16.00.
A solid gold diamond set ling for - 5.00.
Solid gold ring for - - - - - - 1.75.
Solid silver link buttons, - - - - .45
A full assortment of Diamonds, Watches, and Silverware.
W. FRIEDLANDER, 123 First St., Cor. Washington,
IPOIRTLItTID, 0"R,.
Proof of the Pudding
Is in the Eating
So is the quality of the meat tested that
is on sale at the
....NEW MEAT MARKET.,,.
Only first class stall-fed meats in stock and
full weight is guaranteed.
J. KONKLE, Prop.
Next door to Burmeister & Andresen's Jewelry Store.
SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY.
AND CONFECTIONERY,
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of ffie' Day:
All Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CHAGK.
fcfi- LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOK THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
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'( LCrS L2 annually,
directly and ludlreotly, by people who cannot do their own figuring, write their ow
letter, or keep their own books; and who do not know when business and legal ptiper
which they ut handle every day are made out correctly. UfAll these things, ao.
much more, we teach tAinntft!.
Hundreds of our graduutes are In good positions, and there will be openings for
hundreds more when times improve. Sow Is the time to prepare for them. Besides, a
businesa education is worlh all it costs, for one'i own um. Send for our catalogue, to
learn u-fUttaud hnit) we teach. Mailed free to any address.
Portland Business College,
A. P. Armstrong, Prln. Portland, OregOII. J. A. We.co. 8ecr.lary.
The Argonaut
Is the only high-clana political and literary weekly published on the
Pacific coast. Thousands of single-stamped copies of it pass through
the post ollice 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.
MAPLE WOOD FARM
F. R. ANDREWS, Prop.,
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits,
By successive planting and irrigation my vegetables are always
crisp and tender.
Daily Delivery to all Parts of the City.
Pure Cider Vinegar in Stock Ready for Delivery. Breeder of
Pure Blood Plymouth Rock and Brown Leghorn
Chickens. Pekin Ducks.
and Children.
OVERCOATS
Mackintoshes.
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WOMEN.
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Jewelery.
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