Oregon City enterprise., February 15, 1895, Image 3

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Oregon City Enterprise.
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Clncknrrms Co. Directory.
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CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
Price the Idwonl licil Front Htorci.
Watch fur llotany Hay at Kiilvuly'a.
Kir ami limb wood wanted ut this
t fllfft.
i FillVHt line of
: Racket lore.
It
lam In the clly at the
Htnoke tliu Kernmnse cigar. KT K.
William, tint grocer.
Money to loan on gixhl rnal eittiito
aeciirity by A, H, Irmir.
Illghent price paid hy tlin Cotninnreiul
bank (or county anil city warrant.
t Tbn latent In vinittnu card at tint Kit
'tkiu'hin Oaric.a. Price to ault you.
i Five cent Kr pound will le pld (or
i'loan bile cotton rnK at this olllce.
4 .
( Imperial Kkk Food will make your
Jii'Dh lay. K. K. William, the grocer,
To make room (or oilier kimxIh, tinware
will be cbwml out at coat at the Racket
toie.
Cull and get 're aample cake o(
Yucca Rout toilet aoap.
? ; E. E. William, the grocer.
I Ladle' hone, cotton, woolun and
Bitece-llnetl at the Racket atore. Fine
(len hose !Mo. to 2!c. per pair.
. Order left at
the Commercial cigar
tore, Commercial Hank blin k, for V foot
or 18-lnrh wood, promptly filled.
f i For aale, one wood-wagon and rack in
good condition . cheap (or eah. Marr &
' KulwrUon, 7th ami Center street. t(.
Botany Bay
Hot any Hay
llotany Hay at Shlvely't.
liaitHocK. Apploa, prune, raUina,
pliim or rice & cunt a pound ; lemon
ndoraniicaa mnny each at The lied
Front.
The Entcm'ki la Hie only now,
paper in Oregon tbat give cash pre
mium to those paying their aubecription
In advance.
An adjourned meeting of the board of
trails will bo held Friday evening, Feb,
IS, at which time w ill occur the annual
-election of ofllcera. Fvery member la
replicated to !e preeent.
I It cure pile, it cure obstinate aore,
; chapped hand, wound. It doe tliia
( quickly. I there any good reason why
you abottld not ue De Witt' Wikh
IIK'I Salve T
Takeadoe ol lHjWitfn Little Early
Itinera jut for the good they will do you.
Tuee little 1111 are good for Indigestion,
good (or hvadace, good for liver com
plaint, good for constipation. They are
good. C. 0. Huntley. druggiHt.
Thoae who travel now have a two-fold
reason to take the Rand-McNally Uulde.
PI rot, it i III standard; aecond, it In
tirva you without charge (or $1,000.
40 cent per copy. 8.00 per year. On
ale everywhere. Fend aubecription to
KiOAdam street, Chicago.
The ladie of the Baptist church will
givs a New England dinner and enter
tainment Feb. 2-', in the basement of
the church. Dinner amlentertuinmunt,
35 cent' ; entertainmnnt without dinner,
ia - m - ..Ml t, i . k
IU vvinn llllll'-l Will Uf H1ITOII IIIJIll u
p.m. to 7 p. m.; entortainuient will
begin at 8 p. ni.
A atuted communication of Multno
mah Lodge A. F. St A M. will be held
on Huturduy evening' the Kith Inst. A
good attendance of the members ia re
quested a work mid business of import
ance are to be attended to at this meet
ing. , Visiting brethren always welcome
T. F. Uyak, O. L. Obay,
Kec. V. M.
B. F. Baker, one of the leading farmers
of Tualatin precinct, residing noar Wal
nut landing on the Willamette river, is
having a substantial residence erected on
ids place, It will be two-stories high,
the main part being 10x32 and the addi
tion 14x20. G. C. Kinney, of this city,
is doing the carpenter work, and pro
poses that it shall be a job of which no
man need (eel ashamed.
Insure In the Farmer' Co-operative
Fire Insurance Association of Oregon
City. The cheapest mutual , protection
in the state, Men combined to insure
themselves. Applications taken by M.
I Moore, county treasurer, and presi
dent of the Association. Agents wanted
throughout the state. Address the sec
retary, O. A. Cheney, Oregon City, Or,
The Canemuh Dramatic club has been
vAfM-trnntynrl nItli fjiw mlflitlnnnt mnm.
f jher and will in the early future, present
"Botany Bay" at Shlvely's opera house.
The play is one that ran a full season In
London and was presented to full houses
In New York continuously for fifty nightB.
The proceeds from the sale of seats will
be donated toward the payment of the
debt on the new Caneniah school building.
roiuiT COl'ItT
New lt"d District Ileuli'il SusieiihoD
11'lii.re Cii' f N. Illed-llllls nlltmed.
Uiinlon K. lUyiw, Jnilga; U. BcMl and frank
JftKKtr, CeinmlMMinnrai
The February, 1H1I5, term of the county
court met last week and trammeled the
lollowlng busiiiev;
Iteport ol viewer on the change In
the FariiHworth road approved and
change in asld road established and ex
Hiiie account of (:I2 allowed.
Keportof viewer on the change In
the I. C. Ball road approved and ex
pense account of fr4.40 allowed. Claim
(or damiigea filed by Oliver Itobbln and
O. J. Trullinger. W. II. Mattoon, E.
Harrington and Henry Jewell appointed
viewer as to uld damage if any.
ltcort of viewer on the change In
the Mutton and Baker road approved
and expense account of I21.H0 allowed.
Ordered that the cum of (2(K) be al
lowed Kate Barclay (or damage (oin
the cable anchor (or the auspenslon
bridge to her property, Commissioner
Juggsr dissenting.
1'etltion denied of E. B. Htark et al.
for two road dUtrict in Milk Creek
precinct.
1'etltion of I). J. I'armetur et al. (or a
change In the Oregon City, ami Salem
road granted and C. W. Armstrong,
Adam Knight and I). W. Howard ap
M)lnled viewer nd D. W Kinnaird
surveyor ; they to meet at place of be
ginning on Thursday, February 21, at
10 o'clock A. M.
Application o( school district No. 4H
for the tranafer to said district of certai
proerty In auld district wrongly assised
to other districts.
I'etitlon of J. F. Millstead et al. (or
assistance to Cyrua Burley referred to
Commissioner Jaggnr with ower to act,
Petition of Henry Wilbern et al. (or
change In the Foster and Milwaukee
road denied by reason the petition did
not correspond with the notice posted
up a to the number of signers and that
the petition did not ask for the vacation
of that parts of the old road between the
point Of beginning and ending of tne
new road.
I'etition of Geo. J. Currin et al. for
hangn In the Footer and Milwaukee
road laid over until the next regular
term and in the mean time the county
engineer I to examine said road and re
port a to the nractibility of aaid change
In the application of W A. White et
al. to have the title of certain lota in the
county edition to Oregon City perfected
it was ordered that the county clerk ex
erute on behalf of the county quit claim
deeda to said lot freeing aaid lot from
any claim that Clackamas county may
have In the said lot.
Petition of 8. D. Barney et al. for a
change In the Tl.ayer road granted and
T. B. Thomas, Henry Hughes and M. M
McGeehan appointed vie era and D. W
Kinnaird aurveyor on aaid road; they
to meet at place of beginning on Wed'
nesday, February 27, at 10 A . M.
Petition of J. T. Drake et al. for re
building bridge across Butte Creek on
Marqtiam and Mt. Angle rd, laid over
to confer with Marlon county.
Bond of E. C. Maddock, sheriff, aa
tax collector examined and approved
Proposition of II. 1,1 . Johnson et al. for
the Improvement of the Forsythe road
declined .
Ordered that a warrant of fs per
month commencing with February 1
181r he drawn' for the relief of Joseph
Raney, and that it be drawn in favor of
A. M.Shibley.
Report of viewers on the change in
the Oregon City and Molalla road ap
proved and chanire ordered made and
expense account of $03.40 allowed.
Application of Chas. Miller et al. for a
new road district in Viola precinct
denied.
Ordered tbat the proposition of B. F.
Linn to prepare road way, deliver and
lay down and spike the lumber for plank'
ing the Highland road at $7.50 perthous
and be accepted and that the county
judge be authorized to enter into con
trast on behalf of the county, said work
to be done under the supervision ofjhe
road engineer.
Keportof A. W, Cooke supervisor road
district No. 1 approved and expense a
count (or January allowed as follows:
Labor $!0 75: supervision $0,
Keportof W. II. Kmith, supervisor
road district No. 2, approved and ex
nense account (or Junuurv allowed as
follows: Labor $132 05; material $29.04;
supervision $.1.
Report of I'.. J Carter, supervisor
road district No. 3, approved and ex
pense account (or January allowed as
follows: Labor $10.25.
Report of G, W. Prosser, supervisor
rond district No. 4, approved and ex
pen so account for January allowed as
follows: Labor $193.80 material $8; sup
ervision $0.
Report bf county officers approved on
the collection of fees as follows: Clerk
$183.30; recorder $130. 20; sheriff $02.05.
Bll.1.8 ALLOWED.
t
J ,L, Swafford, road work $ 12 45
J. W. Hinith, road work 42 50
Bullomy A Husch, supplies 90
Hob wan A Put row, supplies 7 60
Courier, printing 14 95
Portland Rostsurant 0 50
Jas. B. Early, pauper ac 1 75
Charman A Hon, pauper an 18 80
Geo. D. Barnard, printing 121 05
R. R. Alldredge, road ac 1 60
Pope A Co., road ac 6 00
Wilson A Co., road ac ; . 11 22
Jury list, J, P. dist. No. 2 7 00
Jury list, ' No. 3 7 00
Hlste vs. Algol Bengston Insane. 5 00
Htate v. K. W. Cressy, insane. . 10 00
Htate v. John V, Nicholson, " 60 (K)
Htate vs. Fred Bourquin, crirnnal 21 01)
Kuto vs. Isaac Uice, crliniml ... 15 15
Hlste v. I). W. fl'i'vard und J.
R. liiirinilt, crirnnal H 20
Henry Hesse, Inquest 42 M
Nohlitl's stable, lively hire '' 00
K. C. Maddock, sheriff1 ac 55.10
H, J. Dueckler, " not allowed
K. W. Greenman, clerk ac 10 00
I). IS. llees dt Co., pailr ac. . . . .
HI. Vincent hospital, pauper ac. .
(.'all. Powder Co., powder
Oregon City hospital, pauper ac.
Irvin, Hoilsou A Co. record 1
J. P. Dist. No. 14, jury list
W. II. Cooke, heriirj
B. F. Linn, road ac .
irilth A Dun, road ac
4 75
lfl 30
0 HO
04 20
13 4(1
7 00
4 61)
24 74
3 87
Mrs. C. A. Nash and Doralby
Chase, work on tax roll 110 50
dlass A I'rinllioin.), printing 2 (X)
Millard Hyatt, deputy sheriff. .
37 00
K, C. Muddock, sheriff ac
Isaac lArkin, shenir ac
H. M. Raiiishy, recorder ac
Hlaie v. Oliver Keheidler crirnnal
E. C. Larkin, heritTac notalld.
Htate vs. J. K. Worthlngton
O. W Vandcruhe court jiouseac
J. C. Bradley, assessor sc
F. K. Donaldson, grand jury wit.
Noblitt's Htahlns. J. P. court exp.
Hiale vs. F. Rowan crirnnal
W. A. Huntley, aiationery
C. G. Huntlev, pauperac
II. H, Strange, deputy clerk
R. Hcott, commissioner expense
3 days and 18 miles
F. Jaggar, commissioner exense
3 days and 12 mile
8 40
8 00
M 60
20 85
35 00
18 25
152 00
2 20
15 (X)
12 75
37 02
11 15
10 00
!0 80
10 20
The Kermesse cigar is a decided suc
cess. Ten cents value for five cents cash.
E. E. William, the grocer.
Ad Eventful Day fr Clackamas.
In response to letter missive lent out,
at request of Rev. I). R. Gray, at present
in charge of the work in Clackamas, to
the Congregational churches of Oregon
City, Portland and Willsburg, council
was held here today, comfosed of the
following named delegates: Rev. C. F.
Clapp, slate organiser of Congregational
churches (or Oregon, Rev. R. A. Rowley,
state superintendent Congregational
Sunday schools, Rev. D. B. Gray, Con
gregational city missionary (or I'ortlanu
and vicinity, Rev. G. R. Wallace, D. D.
of 1st. Congregational church, Portland,
P. W. 6kinner. layman; Rer. J. J.
Htaub, Snnnyside Congregational church,
Mrs. D. F. Hollabaugh, lay delegate;
Rev. G. A. Rock wood, of Willburg
Congregational church, Rev. J. W.
Cowan and Hon. C. H. Dye, 1st Congre
gational church, Oregon City.
The business of the council was to
consider the matter of receiving into fel
lowship the 1st Congregational church of
Clackamas, recently organized In this
plat. The first meeting waa called at
10 a. m., Rev. C. F. Clapp aa moderator.
After the usual preliminary reading and
examinations, the council adjourned to
secret session. At 1 o'clock they were
again called to order, Rev. Clapp .mak
ing the announcement that the council
had decided to receive the new church
into the fellowship of Congregational
churches. This announcement was fol
lowed by an address of welcome to the
new church by the same gentleman ; an
address to the church by Dr. Cowan, c:
address to the people by Dr. Wallace,
and five-minute speeches by Rev, J. J.
Staub, Rev R. A. Rowley, Rev. D. B.
Gray and Rev. G. A. Roekwood.
The ladies of the society served a din
ner to the council at the residence of C.
P. Ryckman. The organisation intends
erecting a church in the spring, and
hopes to call the Rev. D. B. Gray to the
pastorate The church starts out with
twentv five members snd has a verr
hopeful outlook, as several others are
contemplating tinning with it at an
earlv date.
Clackamas, Or., Feh. 7, 1895.
Watch for Botany Bay at Shively's.
A Rare Musical TreaU
Audiences go wild over the Schubert
quartette
of Pacific University. This
quartette, said to be the best in Oregon,
s composed of four trained singers of
reputation in the East as well as here.
The first bass, Professor Francis E.
Lloyd, is from the celebrated Princeton
college doable quartette, popular in all
the Atlantic states; the second bass,
Prolessor Henry L. Bates, is of the
Oberlin college glee club, that has sung
from New York to St. Louis; E. E. Lar-
more, the first tenor, is a student of Pa
cific university and formerly leader of
the Apollo club at Albany ; the second
tenor, J. Wheelock Marsh, is an Oregon
boy and formerly a nn-mber of the Phil
harmonic society of Portland. If Oregon
City audiences appreciated the colored
singers, far more will they delight in en
coring these handsome young men of
culture and refinement at the Congre
gational church Friday evening, March
1st, at the Longfellow Symposium.
' YUCCA.
A toilet Boap made by a new process
from the famous Mexican soap root with
without tbe use of any animal fat. Has
been used by the Spaniards and Mexi
cans in its crude state for generations.
An absolutely pure article.
E. E. Williams, tbe grocer.
Board and Rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Green, late of the
Electric hotel have rented the large and
commodious dwelling belonging to L: T.
Barin on Main and Thirteenth streets
and offer furnished rooms and table
board, or' either one Be pe rate. Terms
reasonable.
La Kermeaxe.
A 10 cent cigar for a nickel.
Williams, the grocer.
E. E.
Prominent Visiter.
The fit, Louis capitalists who have re
cently been examining the various in
vestment on the 6ound and especially
the Heattle-Lake Washington canst,
were in Porltand Tuesday and Wednes
day looking over that city and Wednes
day afternoon, in company with Pres,
P. F. Morey and Manager H. W. Goode,
of the Portland General Electric corn
pany, came up to Oregon City to exam
lne our great water power and the
methods that are being used to develop
it.
They expressed themselves as sur
prised at the magnitude of the fall of the
Willamette and freely stated that they
had not examined a property and been
In a town that bad a brighter future
than Oregon City with her l-nmense
power, and her unsurpassed transporta
tion facilities.
The visit of ol such men as these Bt
Louisans is an event that we may well
be proud A (or they are shrewd, con
servstive business men whose judgement
can be relied on and (rorn whom a word
of commendation for our city means
more than idle flattery.
The party were brought on a private
car on the electric line and taken back
on the Altona so as to afford them
fuller view of the intermediate country
between this city and Portland.
A jolly crowd of young people, chap
eroned by Mrs. T. A. Pope, took posses
sion of the home of Judge Meldrum last
Tuesday night. The party left here on
the 7 o'clock car and soon arrived at the
Meldmin residence, completely surpris
ing r.va and Charlie. Corn popping,
cards, music and singing was indulged
in, and about 11 o'clock a dainty lunch
eon waa served after w.iii h the party re
turned home. Those present were Jndge
and Mrs. Meldrum, Mrs. T. A. Pope,
Kate Ward, Pauline Campbell, Imo
Harding, Laura Pope, Nettie Walden,
Helen East ham, Eva Meldrum, Elma
Albright, Alice Lewthwaile, Charlie
Meldrum, Will Lewthwaite, Laurence
Driggs, Charlie Pope, Thompson Mel
drum, Leighton Kelly, Clare Campbell.
Tbe boy' brigade of the Baptist church
will give an entertainment followed by
an oyster supper Friday February 15lb.
There will be an excellent program of
which the main feature will be a corapet
atiye drill (or silver medal by the boys
of tbe company. Private Gray has worn
it once. The boy winning it three times
keeps the medal. Friends of tbe brigade
are asked to come and help the boys.
Proceeds to be need in procuring uni
forms Have you tried the minced sea clams
yet? They are delicious.
E. E. Williams, tbe grocer.
You ought to know this: DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and
stop the pain instantly. It will cure
badly chapped hands, ugly wounds,
sores, and a well known cure for piles.
C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Smoke the Kermesse
cigar.
E
E.
Williams, the grocer.
A Des Moines women who bas been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
to try an old remedy in new way,
and accordingly took a tablespoon(ul
(four times the usual dotie) of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy just before going
to bed. The next morning she (ound
that her cold bad almost entirely disap
peared . During the day she took s (ew
doses of the remedy, (one teaspoonful at
a time) and at night again took a table
spoonful before going to bed, and on the
following moruicg awoke free from all
symptoms of the cold. Since then she
has on several occasions used the remedy
in like manner with the same results
and is much elated over her discovery of
so quick a way of curing a cold. For
sale by G. A. Harding( Druggist.
Sudden change of temperature and
humidity ot the atmosphere often pro
duce disorders of the kidneys and blad
der. Use Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Balm to check these troubles in
their incipiency. For sale by C. G.
Huntley, druggist.
Imperial Egg Food will make your
hens lay. E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Home-made bread is recognized as
tbe very best at all times and the cus
tomers of J. Egle the Shively building
baker assert that they can not tell the
difference between his bread and that
made at home unless it be that his is
jiM a little the better. But don't tell
your wife that.
Busy people have no time, and sensi
ble people have no inclination to use a
slow renfedy. One Minute Cough Cure
acts promptly and gives permanent re
sults. Yucca Root toilet soap will not chap
the hands or face.
' E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Smoke the KernieBe
William, the grocer.
cigar.
E. E.
Irrhorniug.
Dehorning of cattle successfully done
at Eastern prices bv K. H. Taber, Mt.
Pleasant, or P. O. box 132, Oregon City.
Imo
Mrs. T. S. HawkinB, Chattanooga,
Tenn., says, "Shiloh's Vitalirer 'SAVED
MY Life.' I consider it the best remedy
for a debilitated system I ever used."
For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble
it excen. frlce 70 cents, ior feaieoy
O. A. Harding.
Smoke the Kermesse cigar, E. E.
Williams, the grocer.
BANKRUPTCY
of the physical being Is tbe mult of draw
ing incessantly upon the reserve capital of
SCTTe force. The wear, tear and strain of
modern life are concentrated upon the nerv
ous system. The young men of onr day be
come sufferer from nervous debility or ex
haustion, nervous prostration or weakness.
This may be the result of too much mental
worry and excitement, or the result of bad
practices and excesses, or pernicious habits,
contracted in youth, through ignorance.
They feel irritable, weak and nervous with
such distressing symptoms a backache,
dizziness, shooting pain in head or chest,
sometime indigestion. The middle-aed
men, as well, suffer from exhaustion, loss of
manly power, low spirits, impaired memory,
and many derangements of mind and body.
The ill-used brain is morbidly wide awake
when the overworked business man attempt
to find rest in bed.
The physicians and specialists of the In
valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute devote
their best energies to reclaiming and restor
ing such unfortunate to health and happi
ness. Tbcy bave written a book of 168
paire, treating of these maladies and setting
forth a rational means of home-treatment
for their cure. It is sent ucurcly ualed, in
plain envelop, m receipt of lo cents fur
postage.
Address Wobld's Dispensasv Hkoical
Association, No. 66t Main Street, Buf
falo, N. Y.
Reduction
In Prices
We are
gointrto
dispose
of all our
Vic
Heavy weight
Underwear
Before
warm weather
catches us if
Price is
any object
to you
Heavy natural wool underwear,
regular price 11.60 a suit, now 90c.
Camels Hair, heavy, regular
$2.00 now $1.60.
Pure wool, heavy weight, regular
$4.00, now $3.00.
A new line
of latest style
in.
.Collars
At a popular
price, 15c.
Glass & Smyth.
QEP AIRING.
J. P. LOWE,
THE IRIEIjIIBLE
Watclnnaier N" Door to Btar
aid Jeweler Work Warranted.
A Trial Is Asked.
MOTIOE1 NOTIOEIII
l ""fimiipmvmmr-
WE ARE NOW LOCATED
AT
Suspension Bridge Corner,
and in order to acquaint yourself with our new
location, are offering extraordinary bargains.
We are determined to make
our new Store
The Cheapest Place in Oregon
To do your Purchasing.
The "Commercial.
The best brands of Cigars and Fine Tobac
cos. SMOKER'S SUPPLIES.
No. 3, Commercial Bank
Oregon City Enterprise
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
LOWEST
CASH
PRICES-
!N THE CITY-
Blue Front
Grocery.
Seventh St.
E. P. Elliott, Prop
All New Stock, -:--:-
Of Best Quality.
FREE DELIVERY.
A TRIAL ORDER ASKED.
New Goods
Modern Prices.
The2
i orner Grocery.
V; J
Complete Btpck of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.ES
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
Oregon
Steam Dye Works.
Kendall
& Slaozbter, Proprietors.
Cor. Eight and Burnside Hit., Portland
Oregon.
Clothing cleaned, colored and repaired.
Ladie' hawla and dreg guoda spec
ialty. Faded clothing restored to its
original color, to look like new. Satis
faction guaranteed. Give ns a call.
Work called for and delivered.
KalabllHhcd
C. 1. torn,
PIONEER
Transfer1 and te$n$$t
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
JOHN YOUNGER,
JEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drnjj Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS LXPERIEXCE W
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
8. DRAKE.
DENTIST.
JJItroui Ozlds (U lor tbe palaieu extraction
of teeth
All work warranted tod price reasonable.
Room 1 7, S and 9, eouthweit corner Pint and
Tarlor streets. Clean A Cox'i old ilaud,
Portland. Oregon.
COLUMBIA. BOOK AND LADDER CO.
Heeta first Friday of eacb month at
Fountain engine bouse. Chas. Atrit, Pres,
C. B. Pillow, See'j. Chas. Bitiir, I'ria.,
DS D. S STRYKER, DENTIST, HAS RK
moTed to Odd Fellows' temole a. W. Cor. 1st
and Alder, Portland, Oregen.
E. PARKER, Proprietor.
J. W. O'Connell, Ma'gr,
Blocks
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