Oregon City enterprise., April 05, 1895, Image 5

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Oregon City Enterprise.
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hoar Portland. Taylor ulrnol dock at u A, M,
ami lavo OriKiii City lur Salmn 7:1ft A, M.
Turailax, 'iliuriUay anil Saturday.
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lainl Hnuilay, WailnnnUy aud Friday,
Pant limn, good annnmHlnlliiui and Iciw rales.
Mn way Ir.ialil handle J. VpMilal mux uu
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Il Rul Tta.
I rrititi HI, t" I'urtlaad over Hid Hall
way. lraoi U W V. M. and tf f M.arrlvea
II IB A. M and 4 to l. M nrrloa IMrtl.li.l,
Ka.trrn, Will Hide, Sandy aud Highland ruute.
mall.
or..(.ni Clly lo Kly, Carm, Mnlliut. Liberal and
Mnlalla Irawi at I'i ni and arrtvoa at l lu.
dally
Oregon Clly In Haaver ( riwk, Mink. (Mark.
Mi'udi.w liriB.k.l'iiliiu Mllla. and I nlti.il, leave,
at lu a. in. Monday Wrdnaaday aud FrlJay
aud return, uu Mluwln davaat I .tft p. ni
Oregon Hty to Viola, 1-og.n and lledland
leave. iirrii Clly Monday Weilnewlav ad
Krldny at I uu , M , leaving Vli.la aaiue dayi
at 7 uu A M,
KK1DAY, AI'KIL 6, 1K.
Tun Twii.uniT t'l.t u Tua Knthk
i hihi wa highly pleased with tlie cor
rcaiajndence (rum Mount 1'leaaant two
weeks mnce. It whk mainly devoted Ut
tlia iloinKi ' Tailii'ht Club.
"Tlie dl j t ul tlio club" lay ilia corre-
punHvni. "in to (Win K!il (eatur lor
Mount I'luaiuknl, u that Ihoau morn of
Iran liolattxl from law xtvuntatfun of tits
city ahull not b wholly without fixed
til. ici (or n) uiirovnn'iil ami a nocial
Inllowalilu." The votinu m-otile o(
Mount I'lffitamit aru evitlviilly hubupJ
with tht) riuhl 0 Int. Their aim are
IiIkIi aid iiiihlt). Ami It U lo jtint atit b
younir iwople that we may Ionic (or our
Inuilnra in atnlo anil county inulttMH, uml
ill all that niitltra up KMat aa icty anil
Kood cltxtnHliip in thf (iiture. V have
unothiT rlu-H of vdiiiiu Hoiln, not only
In our auhnrlia. hut rlu lit Imtm in the
licurtol tlio city, who niinht g iin aatly
in ull that trail to trim inuuhooi) ami
woumnlnHxl by timilatiii th example
of the Twilight Club. M any n
atuml on the lout oil he Suvi'iitli Htrcut
bUIth, any clear evening ami ' th
nunilHT of yotmu men coming down
from thu suburb, to eml the timo n
waya that can not Improve them morally,
nocmlly or tii'iilully. Hotter throw away
yonr ttiipirtttti'a, boyij club together In
your own ne'uthborbotxl, and i(ct up
oini'lliiii ufu-r the luttern ( the Twi
light that will give a n)lnliii of pleaa
nre ami intellectual fool. Try it, all
through the county. Our word for it, the
old fulk wilt help you, and give you
room In thulr houaei.
Onion Kaininu. In the vicinity of
Tutlaiiti there are many acrei prepared
for onion, which i akatireillv a paying
lt.,l,iuliu r..La ItM.tv Itua flu aoma unil I
from what he lu realixed on onion baa
been able to build a tine reaidence and
other building. There alio can be noted
tbe well-drained Galbraith and Hedge
flwaiiipa and other, aggregating in all
over 11)00 acrea. Two IiulianajiiHl above
Tnulatin on tun ncrea cleared f 10,000 in
one HciiHon. Ah a witneaa in a caae re
cently a Mr. Fanno, of near Beavet'ton,
Bwort) 1 1 ni t he rained (urty arrei of onion
every year and clear on an average of
$700 ier acre It ia altera, Mitre crop
unleHi thu r.iin pitira down dining
all tlie month of September, anil in the
nieinory of olil-timora tbia in un tinuHual
occurrence. Tlie onion land around
Tualatin ia mi per lor in the riihutma of
the coil. It haa no viaihlu outlet for the
water. The topaoil and decayed vege
table mutter are watihod into these
n wHiitp ami after yeur a sort of blue
clay ia wuhIicJ in and a rich black loam
of muck i formed, 0wt go Ironworker.
A Kkahon Wuv tiii Mail Skkvicb is
Sworn at. The following letters have
twen hold by Postmaster 8. H Oreen
(or lack of postage and IntttitTuilent ad
dress
, t. ., 1 t .11 , .
After the expiration of thirty
day, the letter, if till unclaimed,
re sent to the dead letter office: - Mian
Dora Stirfu. Oregon City; Rev Win.
Powell, Beaver Creek; Mrs. W. J. Best,
Clackamas Or. ; Hearth A Home, Agueta,
Me. ; Gem Novelty Co., Frankfort, Ind. ;
Mrs. Elma Campbell, Cleveland, Minn;
7 tjletail Merchants A Business Men's
Protective Aiwocmtloii, Portland, Or.;
Jolm M. Kn-iK'T, liuriraml, Null.: K,
L. KidloKACo., New Voik, N.Y.jMr, 1
John Niuhola, HmIIwooiI, Or, ; Mr. Millie
I.ii hiil, KflUixHl, Or, : Mr. it. W. Carey,
Oruy,on Oily, j John I', Wilaon, Oregon
City ; Jiolbi-y IWoa,, Oregon City, ai d
one other liming no adilrcHH. A v
ruaul of the alxivn lut will madily con
villi: Huyoue that Oregon City coutiiini
a good many people nut exempt from
that ainall a! n called citrelnaHiica.
Much trouhln ia cuiimiuI, poNiinaHtera
blamed and clerka anathematized, be
catiMt mall mutter it not properly pre
pared for the cilice, ('onaidvration
hIioiiIiI be nIiowii poatul ullli'liiU ami ad-dream-N
writ lull legibly, ulerka often in
juring their cyealgbt by oonxtantly read
ing writing that rutin up hill.
(ioHI'KI, TkMI'tltKNCN MkKTINOK TIlH
(ioaH'l Te.i."Tance meellngH heltl on
Friday, Hutunlay anJ Hiinduy of laat
wnfk, were aiming the moat aurci-tHlul
ever lielil in Ihla city. Mr. Ilulen II.
Harford, the Quaker lady who liua been
in the field work of the W, C. T. U. (or
the punt four your, delivered her Inc
turea In audi a dulightful manner that
one could not fail to be iuipreaaed with
the nobility of I he ciitiHe for which ahe
la luboring. On Friday evening the
audience was dulilititd with the apcclal
milalc by the llttiitiat mule quartet, alao
a duel by Mm. While and Mr. Miller.
Haturday evening the Miatca Younger
gang "WhiaH-ring Hopu" in a very
pleuamg iiiunner ami Mint Kthel Al
bright aang a hvaullfiil tcuiH-rum-e aolo.
lUtl you ever aeu lloirur? If not, do not
fail to attend the "Katra Keaaimi of the
ICgialutiire," which will he giv n at
bhlvulv'a hall. Kiittirday, Ajiril V.I, at
7 :'M) p. in. The "extra HcaNnm" la nut a
caricature, but a repreaeiiiai ion of the
actuul appropriiitioii liilln, clerk hire,
etc. of the legialuluie, witnafew "extiaa"
for the amUMHiiienl of the audit-nee.
Pi.xamant Si'Ki'KiaK I'akty. Mra. Oil-
man l'uiker'a Hiilida.v i-clnxil chott kavo
her a Htirpriae party Monday niuhl. It
iantN'tlleaa to:iy thiil ahe wun completely
but pleuaantly aurpriee I. Hev. I'urker
arrived In time to get the full benefit of
it and to contribute liii portion uf tl.e
fun. The t me waa iaaard in ;igyiug
gamee, Ringing kdiih, telling atoiiea and
inatrumcntal plecea by the young ludiea.
(irandmother Fry, w ho ia 81 ycura of age,
took aa lively an interest aa any of the
young people. All came away on the
I'i o'clock car, vowing that Mr. ami Mm
l'arker'a was tbe beat place hi the world
to have a giod time. Tlioe preaent
weic: . Mle I."IU I ll"ip, Ka'le
Mounta, Daiay Lawrence, Dolly Croaa,
Venli Monro", lluttie rnoiupson, An
nie Pelora, M ila-I llannig.tn and Hmlie
Keayer. Mtara. Jj!iii Williunn, Lewi
Yo lor, F.raHtua Smith, Winnie Iatlchey,
Will Iteach, Percy (!roaa, Charlie Hn'na,
Wulter Neinvre, Jacob ToiiipkiiiH, Clus
ter Hole St-avtr an ! Fr'tl I'arker.
MohilanteH Parker ami Lawrence acted
director. All wiah that April would
cotne oflener.
Mil. IIavnk is tit t The O i-gnnian
of the 2d give the foll jv.itig: "J. T.
Il.tyiie, eilitor ol thu I'or'Un l"r. will
not he achiHil cle.k of ili.-liicl No. 1. It
ha boon rumored for acveral tlav that
Mr. I lay ne, who at the laat moetingol the
board of diiectoi wa elected achool
ulurk, to take the plai'e id II. S. Alton,
would not b able to fmuUh the re
quired bund and that a no- election
would be iieceasary The school clerk
of district No. 1 handle over $300,00)
a year of thu taxpayer' money and ia
require I to give bond for the faithful
perltirmancH oi hi duties. 1'liia bond
muat be tiled within 10 day from the
time of In election, and, in Mr. Ilayne's
case, the time expired laat evening.
The exposure to all wort and condi
tion of weather that a lumberman i
called upon to endure in the cam pa, often
produce Revere cold which, if not
promptly checked, reault in congeation
or pneumonia Mr. J. O. lavenpurt,
ex manager of the Fort Bragg KuJwood
Co , an immense institution at Fort
Rragg, Cul., eaya they sell latge quiinti
tie of Chamberlain's Cough liemedy at
the company's atoie and that lie haa
himself uaed thiH rmeiiy for a severe
cold and obtained immediate relief This
medicine prevents iiy tendency of a cold
toward pneumonia null in. urea a prompt
recovery. For sale by CI. A. Harding,
druggist.
(Jonk I'Ki.iNtitiRNT Tuxes are now
delinquent in Columbia county, the roll
hitving been cloned Inst Sultirduy with
only about half of the levy collected. As
the roll wa open hut a little over a
month it will doiihtlcHS work hardship
on muny taxpayer who were tillable io
raise the cash whereby to pay their
taxes. In this county Sherill Matldock
ha been more lenient and will give
ample time to the eople of Clackamas
In which to pay their taxes. At the rate
the collection are being made Clacka
mas county will have a very small de
linquent roll at tne time for closing.
Will's need are good; Likewise hi
trees and plants. Twelfth annual cata
logue now ready, is full of things that
i V U IIIIOIVBb roil, HIIIUUIK WIOUU MIC
' rtCaUn0 the. iww 'foraw plant. Great
Northern Bean, seventy day corn, first
of all peas and golden queen onion.
Hardy fruit and forest tree at hard times
prices $25 in price for best yield of
coin. Oacar 11. Will, Bisiuark, North
Dakota.
Photo easels, both in gilt and silver, at
the Racket store.
KKAL ENTATB TKAJWFE1W.
FuriilHhed Erer; Week by (he ClHcka
iiimh Abhtract A Truat CoiiipaDj.
W L Wablll lo'Hamuel IVdigo W
I) Jan 3, 'M the )'t of the nw
of the aw4' of 4uc 2M, 1 1 a, r 4 e
con. UOacreg 400
tiamuel l'edigo to Jol n II Joiinwjn
W U June 3, 'l4, tlie of the
nw' of tbe aw of aec 20, 1 1
r4 e....
1000
B Kim to Ja3ob Kurx W I) Mar 28
'U5 claim 38 In t 4 I. r 3 e, 322
acre
0000
John L'liarnhart to Chriatian 8
Arnold W D Dec 28, 'U4, 24.04
acreiinthe Crow claim..
6000
(iladalune Ileal F.atate Aaaociulion
to b 8 Itelloiny W D March 21,
'(15 loU 14 and 16, blk 27, O lad
atone 400
B Kurt to O W Beaver W D, Mar
21. 'IT., claim 38, t 4 a, r3e 322
acre
6000
K E Moody to John Alexander W
I) Aug 21 '84, tract 7 InMolalla .
100
Aaa gander to the M K churcb of
Molalla WDFebl, fV,04 and 2 3
roila of land in the M Hweigle
claim
John Johnaon to Julia Tacharning
partaof lola 1,2,7 and 8 blk 27,
O C bond for deed March f, ''J')
United Hlatea to Heth Auaien pat
April 0, '1)4, lota 1, 2 and the at-U
800
of the ne'i of aec 0, in t 0 a, r 2 e
John Kiaer to A J Monk W D
March 28, lola 7 ami 8 blk 3 of O
I A 8 Fiat add to Oawego
J W KooIh to 8 II Curry W I) Feb
2'J, 'U5, lola 1 and 2 of Koot'i add
pat
100
to MarHhtield 4o0
Willamette I-and Co to Sarah K
Taft W I) March 0. '05 lota 8 and
V blk 8 of Ap)raou' Hubd. of
hi kit 6, II, and 7 of Park Place . . .
Have your Tit lea examined
and
Ab"tract made by the CLACKAMAS
AIWTIUCT A TKU8TCO who have
the only complete eel of Abmracta of
Title of all. latul in Clackuuua county.
Accurate ai d reliable work by a reajion
ihle firm Ollice up atuir in the Cau
Held building.
High Prlcftl llutier.
A stibacriber to the Pacific Farmer
wiahea to know why creamery butter
alwaya outm-lla the heat of farm or dairy
I . t . - n . .. .1. i.t J TliuFU .PA tn
reaao...: The one moat apparent tolhave a sample book free for every
the common ohaerver and one moat
commented upon i that creamery bmter
ia sold in micb large qnantitie and ia o
uniform that it eHtahlihhe its reputation,
and the reputation a such as the article
sella it. The other reason and the one
overlooked by most peoplu who comment
on tho auhject is very different. The
farmer who make good butler and Is
near a market large enough to handle
good creamery butter in large quantities
di1 not have to sell to the grocer, lie
sell to the private customer the year
round at a good figure, consequently
hi butter doea not come in competition
with higli priced creamery; it i 'he
poorer claa of country butter, the poor
imported butter, and the poor creamery
btitur. which ia all labeled country in
order to keep up the price of best
creamery in the house doing the liest
business. In pluin wonls tbe best 'arm
butter doe not sell for lea in the markot
than the best creamery, because private
families get it before it reaches the
market.
Two Lire Saved.
Mr. Phoebe Thomas of Junction City,
III waa told by her doctor she had con
sumption and that there wa no hope
for her, but two bottle of Dr. King'
New Discovery completely cured her
and she says it saved her life. Mr.
Tho. Egger, 139 florid 8t. San Fran
cisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, ap
proaching Consumption, tiled without
result everything else, then bought one
bottle ol Dr. King' New Discovery and
in two week wa cured. He is natur
ally thankful. It is such result, of
which these re sample, that prove the
wonderful efficacy of this medicine in
Coughs and Colls. Free trial bottles at
Charman A Co'. Drug Store, Charman
Bros Block. Regular site 60 cent aud
fl 00.
Nntlee.
Regular quarterly meeting of the
Mull noin ih District l'oiiioiia Grange,
wl II be held at Oswego on the second
Wednesday in April, the l()th, at 11)
o'clock, a in. All fifth-degree mem
bers cordially invited and those wishing
to take the fifth deg'ee will uleupe bring
proper certificate from their subordi
nate granges, MARYS. HoiVAHD,
Secrelarv.
Tu (ioid Trinplnrs.
Do you know thut Moore' Revealed
Remedy ia the only patent medicine in
the world that does not contain adop
of alcohol ; that the mode of preparing
it ia known only lo its ducover; that it
Ih an advance, in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nineteenth
century; that it proprietors offer to
forfeit 1, 000 for any case of dyspepsia
it will not cure?
Appetite and sleep may be improved,
every part of the system strengthened
and the animal spirits regain their
buoyancy by the use of Dr. J. 11. Mc
Lean's Strengthening Cordial ami Blood
Purifier. For sale by C. G. Huntley,
druggist.
Ilex! Real ParHaparilla is not a
Cure-all, but it in a good spring
medicine The formula in the bent
one we know of, delected from many
famous ones and we can recommend
H in all canes where a Blood Puri
fier is required.
C. G. HUNTLEY,
Preacription Druggist,
Oregon City, Or.
THE WATERMARK
in writing Paper always indicates
high quality stationery and is
never found in cheap goods.
Every sheet of our M. & II. line
has its watermark; and each style
we carry 20 varieties has its
individual and appropriate work.
Did vou ever notice it? If not we
lady
We have all the items necessary
to complete the assortment for the
writing desk gold Pens steel Pens
sealing wax inks erasers, etc.
We make a specialty of Copper
Plate Printed visiting cards.
Huntley's Book Store.
Oregon City.
PostofFicc-:- Store,
MILWAUKEE, OR.
FAMILY-:-GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions.
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries are Fresh
and of the best quality.
In Prices we meet
Portland Competition.
0.WISSTNGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER.
Let me have a trial order.
F.ntabliahed 163.
HI
PIONEER
Trance i1 nd Efe,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
A scientific zj-
pi CUdlflUUUUI
Ahidirif.ltolsaiii
"r . f
us-:
h (brlhccurrof
I i-4 mm
una in tne iirau" ?
and Sore Eyes. It fe, -VJ tSJ V
RuWSMTASUmVt' ta
UHPIMSANT BREATH.1' U
BY
NAIL
rOR PRttlHU
OROYI1J-E.CAL,
For sale by C. G. Huntley.
1 Mik
. it nil.
Dress
Goods
THOS. CHARMAN & SON.
-SPRING-
STOCK
The Pioneer Store.
V A a ttr
Spring
Cloaks.-
directly and Indirectly, by people who cannot do their own figuring, write their own
letters, or keep their own books; and who do not know when buslneaaand legal paper
which they nut handle every day are niade out correctly. WK these thlnr. and
much more, we teach thcnvughl.
Hundreds of our graduates are In good position, and there will be opening', for
hundreds niore when times Improve. .Vote Is the time to prepare for hem. Beide.
business education la wor h nit it coats, for ont i writ utt. Send for our catalogue, to
learn vhat and kino we teach. Mailed free to any address.
Portland Business College,
A. Armatrenc. Prln. Portland, OregOn. J. A. Wasco, Brtr.
D
O YOU
DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING,
Or Building Material?
Go to C- H. BErSTOiflk
Lowest cash prices ever offered for
FIRST - CLASS - GOODS.
Also combination wire and picket fence,
HARTMAN - STEEL - PICKET - FENCE.
And best farm fencing made. Prices to suit hard times.
Shop Opp. Congregational Church,
MAIN STREET. OREGON CITY.
SCHWAN & PUTROW.
GARDEN
Complete Stock,
FOR AST0RIArFAST TIME.
Steamer Bailey Gatzeri
Leaves foot of Alder st., Portland.
Leaves Portland daily, except Sunday, 7 A. T-t.
Leaves Astoria daily, except Sunday, 7 P. M.
Tug Ilwaco from Ilwaco connects at Astoria with Oatzert everjr
night, for Portland. Tickets of all other lines good on Gatzert.
Outing
Flannels
- A
Beautiful j
i
-Rugs. !
are lost
annually.
NEED f
TOOLS.
Trices Low.
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