Oregon City enterprise., April 05, 1895, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY, APRIL 5, ISM.
OREGON CITY OKFICKKS.
Mfor. - -
Hwonl'r. ...
Chlol ol Polio -
Truror,
City Attorney,
Bnp'l. o( Wier Worki,
QtT Kaftiirtr.
Qnancilnien It, C. Steven.
J.J. Cikike, H-u). Jmtvur,
II '.mm Strnlsht
L. L. Porter
Cam. K. Huriin
K 8 i'ahft
R. U llnlnian
K. F. Drltt
C. BnlxMok, Jr.
W. li. Howi'U
!V KlmiKlrtl
3o. Hmuliun,
Mm-k Howell. L.
L Porter. Heury Mrl.lrum, J. W. MolUtt
iwnnril rawulnl M'edneuU) otetch month
In cay hull.
I-ojrnl Ailrertlsliifr.
Hereafter no leital advertisement will
be inserted in the Entkriribs miles
payment for the same is made at the
Cine Uie affidavit of publication is ren
dared. This rule will be imperative and
dead-beat litigants, who make it a prac
tice of working the courts, lawyers and
newspapers will have to look to some
other paoer toiret their notice published
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Drink Japoolo Tea,
4r cents per pound,
Marr A Robertson.
Wood wantel at once this oftice.
Go to Wilson & Cooke for Oliver plow
extras.
Laoe cmtains and bedspreads at the
Racket store.
County and city warrants w tinted by
the Commercial hank.
Money to loan on gixxl real estate
security by A. S. Preeser.
jVew Uce, 6e-ial line for children's
waeh drt&e8, nt the Racket store.
By removing cause of irritation, and
by pre frvinu a healthy state of the svs-
tem dti-iiiK itilancy, Mffdni.n g booth
lag Ponders made their reputation.
t or w cents you can get a good um
brella at the Racket store. All stvles
and prices. Thin line of ttooda w ill not
be carried over which means that bar
giine w ill lx ifivpn.
For footwear you can get oalys' si oes
a. 25 ct- ; lad es coarse Klnes at 80 cts;
laen'e Ixiots at $1 .75, or you can get the
txt gr.ul of irnod-i mad at bottom
prices at the Red F,ront.
At the tegular meeting of Oregon
lodge, So. 3. 1. O. 0. F., T. F. Ryan,
J. W. MoftVt and 0 P. Miller were
elected representatives to attend the
Grand lodge, w hich holds a session at
Salem May 15ih.
John Sludle has secured a lease of the
Oriental Hotel, and has thoroughly reno
vated the house, painted, carpeted and
refnrnirthed the rooms and put every
thing in first class order. The table is
now eq isl to if not better than any hotel
in the city. Board can be had ai reason
able rates by the day, week, or month.
First class accommodations tor transient
-custom. This house will hereafter be
known as the " Willamette Hotel." It
Andrew G. Maisten, a tormer agent
of the state Insurance Co. and for some
time traveling correspondent for the
North-Wert Horticultnralist, has takeu
the agency of the State Insurance com
pany for Clackamas county, with head
quarters at Oregon City. He has opened
an office in the Jaggar building with
Hon. Geo. 0. Rinearson on the east
aide of Main street, between Seventh
and Eighth.
A canvass among the druggists of
this place reveals the fact that Chamber
lain's are the meat popular proprietary
medicines Mi. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, exiieciaily, is regarded as in
the lead of all throat trouble remedies,
and such, is freely p. -escribed by physi
cians. As a crmp medicine, it is also
unexcelled and most families with
young children keep a bottle alwavs
handy for instant use. The editor of the
Graphic has repeatedly known Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to do the work
after ail other medicines have failed.
The Kimball S. D. Grannie. For sale
at 25 and 50 cenU per bottle by Geo. A.
Harding.
A magnificent reception in honor of
the return ot Mrs. Abigail Scott Duni
way from the East was held Wednesday
evening in Portland at the home of Mr.
nd Mrs. Van B. e Laahmutt. Several
hundred guests were present ; an elabo
rate program was carried out consisting
t addresses by Hon. A'an B. De Lash
mutt, Abigail Scott Duniway, ex-Senator
Dolph, Dr. Locke, Dr. Wallace, Hon. D.
Solis Cohen, Judge Caples and others,
with music, solos, duets and the parson's
orchestra. Among the Oregon City
people present were Mr. and Mrs. Carey
Johnson, Col. and Mrs. Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. De,
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Blue River Mining Co.
was held in this xity, Monday, and the
following directors elected for the ensu
ing year: S. R. Green, W. F. Hubbard,
J. M. Tracy, L. . Salisbury and John
Green. The various reports read
showed these mines to be in very pros
perous condition. They are situated on
the Blue K:ver, in Lane County, and
will be operated at their full capacity
the coming season. A meeting of the
directors was immediately held and the
following officers elected: Postmaster
S. R.Green, president; W. F. Hubbard,
vice-president; Mayor Straight, secre
tary; B. F. Linn, general manager and
F. R. Charmao, treasurer. J
TUB TITV COl'M'IL.
.Haiti Street Ordered Cleaned Once 11
Menth lirltlfre Impreved.
Tlie regular meeting of the city council
was held Wednesday evening, there
being present Mayor Htraight, Recorder
Fonts and Councilmen Stevens, Mot
drum, Mowed. Cook. Motlatt, Porter
and Hroughton.
The minutes of lust meeting were
read and approved. On motion the
saloon life nee of J, A, Moore was trans
ferred to J. W. Charlton. License of
A. Knapp was renewed (or six months
Mrs. K. L. Newton appeared by her
attorney, II. E. Cross and claimed her
property had been damaged by improve
ment of Fifth street, and asked for
relief, threatening to sue if not grantee.
The matter w as referred to committee on
streets.
G. II. Bestow petitioned council (or
permission to use part of old dry house.
At this time Mayor Straight, who is in
ill health, retired and called J. J. Cooke
to the chair.
Stevens and Wilson filed acceptance
of telephone franchise.
The following claims against the city
were allowed:
U. W. Church I 15 00
E. L. Shaw W 00
Sec. of State, cert, copy of charter Hit 25
Courier HO 00
T. W. Fouts 25 00
H. II. Johnson 50 00
L. A. Kobe! 3 10
J. W. Kelly 2 00
Max Schulpius 2 00
M.U. Hackley 2 00
C. E. Burns ; 00 00
C. C. Babcock 90 00
Wilson A Couke tl 25
Port. Gen. Electric Co 172 12
R. L. Holman 35 05
C. L. L. Clark..: 20 00
D. W. Kinnaird 45 00
E. E. Priggs 80 00
Report of city treasurer read and re
ferred to finance committee. The dif
feient funds showed balances as follows:
General fund $1924 56
Water fund Ititi8 37
Main street fund 190 97
Cemetry fund H3 64
Porter moved that treasurer receive no
more general fund warrants iu payment
of Main street assessment.
On motion of Meldrum it was ordered
that street superintendent clean Mail)
street from First to Eleventh once a
month .
On motion Councilman Broughton
was authorized to make contract with
E. F. Driggs or any other attorney to
represent the city in collecting street
assessment from East Side Railway.
F. E. Donaldson, cat-hierof Commer
cial Bank by permission addressed
the council in regard to Alain street war
rants stilting that his bank and certain
other purlieu had purchased quite a
large block of these warrants, (amount
of discount not mentioned) on the sup
position that they would have been re
deemed within six months of issue, and
intimated in a very modest way that
the city might issue general fund war
rants of same date and number as Main
street warrants and redeem the latter
therewith. This did not seem to meet
views of council and matter was dropped.
At Meldrum's suggestion the street
committee was authorized to take steps
toward moving rails from first sec'ion of
Hpproach to the bridgn, so as to make
the access to bridge more easy (or teams
and move the loafers who congregate
there further away from Main street.
Moved that warrant for 80 be drawn
for E. F. Driggs in payment of bill
rendered by him against city, lor pay
ment of fees in case of Portland Clay
Co. vs. Hamshaw and Oregon Citv vs.
Hoffman.
After other business was attended to,
the meeting adjourned.
F Com pa 11 j Elects OHlcers.
Quarterly inspection of Co. F. took
place at the armory, Monday evening,
Adjutant Crowne and Sergeant Honey
man coming from Portland for that
purpose. After inspection, the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected :
First Lieutenant F. 8. Kelly, elected
captain ; Second Lieutenant Phkens,
first lieutenant and Sergeant W, A.
Huntley, second lieutenant. Sergeants
and corporals are appointed by the cap
tain, and these positions will be filled at
some future time. The unanimity of
the election of these officers is proof of
their popularity with the company.
The Company, although without a cap
tain for several months, is in good con
dition. It numbers at present fifty-three
men, with several applications for mem
bership and is composed of the best and
brightest young men in the city. The
company room is being furnished very
attractively, a handsome carpet having
been bought, which adds greatly to the
appearance of the room and is creditable
to the taste of those having the matter
in charge. Oregon City may well be
proud of its military company and their
armory, Adjutant Crowne remarking
Monday evening, that F company wa
excelled by no company in the state.
For Hale.
Span of mares, young, well broken,
weight 1200 pounds, well matched and
gray in color, for tale cheap. Apply to
C. O. T. Williams, Oregon City, Or. lm
Wedding stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Entbbpbisc office.
Mbuiith-llrcaker In Oregon City.
It was estimated by Mr. Geo A. Stool
of the Fast Side Railroad Co , that over
six thousand people visited Oregon City,
Sunday by way ot the electric cars and
boats from Portlutid. Many olhets came
from other parts of the state swelling
the niiiiilier to eight or nine thousand.
The crowd came to witness the daring
deeds of Webb, alius Stewart, a bartender
of IudeH'iideuce, who 10 Jo over the falls
in a barrel, and Frank Miller, who made
a balloon ascension and puraehiitH jump,
both of which were successfully por
foruied at, the appointed time. The
barrel was a large fir one, ami whs pad
ded comfortably inside It was snlll
cicutlv 1 irgo to hold air enough to keep
one alive tit I f an hour, so that the brave
man emerged, after bis seven minutes
ride, pale but ill good condition. The
balloon ascension took phiio from the
vacant lot, adj lining the Catholic church
and was successful in every particular.
Just before tlie ascoiiMon the wife of the
aerial navigator fell on his neck and
kissed him a fond gixsl bye otitis not
being on the cards,) thinking she would
probably never see him again, but fate
was kind and restored him to her arms
within a few minutes, no mishaps oc
curring, save a collision with the Willam
ette rivrr. It is i-aid the hlixxl-curdling
acts are to he repented Faster Sunday
with the addition of a tight-roi-e perform-
ance over the falls.
Momliir, April 15th.
Miss Carrie S Rudolph, the success
ful character impersonator, will shortly
appear here under the management of
the Y. P. S. C. E. nf tlie Congregational
church. Miss Rudolph's success in her
own original line has already been es
tablished in the largo eastern cities,
where she ha" apeared before the best .
of society people.
She is a very gifted woman, with a
pleasing, expressive fare, lit up by a
pair of dark eyes, and adorned with a
mass of black hair. On the stage she
is dramatic and eloquent, and is pos
sessed of a entitle power. She imper
sonates German, Irish, negro and Yan
kee characters with equal ease, and is
particularly hriliiant as Marie Stuart.
Her rendition of the second scene of act
3d of Schiller's poem of thai name is one
of her marked triumphs.
"Biddy M'liiiini at th Photog
rapher's" shows Miss Rudolph iu her
best vein; and there are few actresses
who can equal her in German charac
ter.
Mia Rudolph's selections are nf great
varietv, and range from the dees-st
tragedy to th brightest humor, and she
shows the difference with ease ami read
iness. .
The New York Herald, in speaking of
this brilliant impersonator, says: "She
does not employ the usual conventional
methods. Her originality is one of her
prominent charms, ller costumes are
very fine, and appropriate to the differ
ent characters in every detail."
"But evil is wrought by want of thounlit,
As well as want of heart."
By want ot thought mothers allow
daughters to become frail and puny.
Over-study in girls induces uterinn dis
eases ana weaknesses, and blights their
future happiness as wives and mothers.
Joined to proper hygienic Vtre, Pr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a price
less remedy 10 such ailments, its value
becoming even more apparent everv
year. Using it, the wan, the debilitated
school girl gains color, flesh and spirits,
losing those deathly headaches, torment
ing backaches, languor, dejection, and
other symptomsof functual irregularities,
and nervous debility. It never harms
the most delicate girl.
RoRKRTHDALE, HUNTINGDON Co., Pa.
Wokld's Dispense ry Mkpicil Associa
tion :
. Gentlemen I cannot sulliciently ex
press to you my gratitude for the Is-ne-fit
your medicine has conferred upon my
daughter. Of late she has suffered no
pain whatever. It is simply murvelous.
You have just reason to call it your
"Favorite Prescription," and to stake
your reputation as a physician on it,
A favorite prescription it is, indeed, to
you and to thousands in this land, and I
believe will be to suffering women the
world over. Yours grab-fully.
THOMAS THIRLWELL.
Asthma cired by newly discovered
treatment. Pamphlet, testimonials and
references free. Address World's Pis
pensary Medical Association, Buffalo, N.
Y.
When your guidtnan comes home at 'een,
He aye expects to see
Two cosy slippers on the hearth,
And a cup of Japoolo Tea.
At the regular meeting of Pioneer
Chapter, No. 28, O. E. 8. next Tuesday,
the several degrees will be conferred
upon three candidates.
Highest cash price paid for second
hand goods of all kinds at second hand
store opposite Noblitt's stable on 7th st.
A dollar saved is equal to two dollars
earned. Pay up your suhsciption to tlie
Kntkkphikk ami get the the benefit of
the reduction in price.
Dressmaking.
Miss Stiner has opened the Bin Ton
dressmaking parlers on Seventh street
and asks the ladies to give her a call.
All work guaranteed. Inio
Ur. Price's Cream Baking; Powder
World's Fair Highest Award.
Ail Important Decision.
The validity of tax title lias been
passed on by Judge Burnett at the re
cent session of the circuit court at Mo
Minuvllle. The following pertaining to
the rase and decision Is from the Mo-
Minnville Reporter;
The case of Kuim v Nelson, divided
in favor of the defendant, Is of morn than
ordinary Interest. This was a rase of
ejectment brought by the holder of a
tax title against the former owner and
was decided in favor of the Utter. There
was nothing peculiar to this ruse not
common to all other holders of tax deeds
by virtues o( sales made (or the taxes
for lH'.H), and this decision virtually an
nuls every tax deed made under, nnd by
yiitue of those sales; yea more, this de
cision in effect reunite the holder of
the tax title to not only prove the Juris
dictiunal fact through all the procedure
of the assessment, levy and collection of
taxes and sale of land for taxes, but also,
that all these facta were done In the ex
act manner po:ntod out by the statute.
In other words, that any irregularity ap
parent of record either of commission or
omission in any of the proceedings in
the assessment, levy and collection of
taxes or the aulu of laud thereof will
overcome the presumption in favor of
holder of deed anil eoniel the holder of
i ll,e lBX t0 'innatively prove that
pr.x wdings have lNn regularly
done. Coder this ruling, in the opinion
of some good lawyers, there ia not
1 valid lax deed in Yamhill county, and
all those holding deeds or certificate of
sale will lose the money exended by
them acouiring such deeds or certificates
unless the owners of the land graciously
refund the amount paid unless this
ruling should I si reversed by I ho supreme
court. The above case will piohahly lm
taken to the acpreme court and the
matter finally adjudicated so as to re
move any and all uncertainties. If the
above ruling of Judge Biirneit is correct
then the law ought to be so amended as
to make the tax deed prima facie evi
dence of the recitals therein and con
clusive evidence of all prior proceedings
in the assessment, levy and collection of
the tuxes and sales of real proerty for
the piirpote of enforcing the payment of
taxes.
.Notice.
Hsving this day bought the stock of
harness, saddles, and saddler's harness
of A. H. Seh ram, successor to Sthram
& Moore, we have appointed Mr, F.
D Ball our agent, w ho will offer tho
stock at cost for cash in order to close
out aa soon as possible. All parties
knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm will settle their account with
Mr. F. D. Ball at once.
Tux Gkoiior Lawrknck Co.,
Portland, Oregon.
Oregon City, April, lSHo,
Statk or Ohio, Citv or Toi.kdo,)
Ll'CAS Col'NTV, f
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of the linn of F. J.
Cheney V Co., doing business in tho
city of Toledo, county and stale afore
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of one hundred dollar" for each and every
case of catarrh that cannot he cured by
the use of Hall's Catarrh Cure
Fhank J. Ciiknxv.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, ttiis (ilh day of December,
1. P..1KS0. A. W'. (Ji.ASoM.
Notary Public,
I seal. (
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucus
surfaces of the system. Send for testi
monials free.
F. J. Cim.Nitv A Co., Toledo, O.
JPSold by drugiiisis, 7"c.
The name One Minute Cough Cure
suggests a medicine that relieves at
once, and quickly cures. Its use proves
it. C.C. Huntley, druggist.
The Oregon City Steam Laundry does
the cleanest uixl best work to be hud in
Oregon City. Their prices aro the
lowest.
Karl's Clover Root, the preat blood
purifier gives fresh ness and clearness to
the complexion and t.uies constipation,
25c., 50c., tl 00 for selo by Geo. A.
Harding.
Most peop'e can not afford to experi
ment'. They want immediate relief.
That's why they iishOiiu Minute Cough
Cure.
Justice blanks, rem csmte blanks, and
all other blanks at the Kntkuprihic of
fice. Portland prices.
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair.
DRV
CREAM
a
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MOST PERFECT MADE.
K pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fret
rom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant,
40 YEARS THE STANDARDt
MUST BE CLOSED OUT
In order to timVo room for a lnrgo utm'k of
Gents' Furnishing Goods --r
Tho ontiro Block of dry hmh1h at tho
OnCTAXT CTHUi: WILL BE SOLD OUT
COMMENCING SAT., APRIL 6, AT I P. M.
EVERY THING MUST CO.
MOODY & RINEHRSON.
...Harness snd Saddles...
AT COST, FOR CASH.
L. D. BALL AGENT,
At the Armory Building.
J. JONES & SON,
PKAI.KH IN
Doors, Windows, Mouldings,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES.
Cabinet Work, Fitting up Stores and Re pairing of all kindri.
Jobbing Order Promptly Kxecuted.
iiti i:n mi: i ohini.
Shop comer Fourth ami Water
NEW LOT OUTINGS,
Calicoes, Muslins, Shoes Etc.
CASH PRICES.
1 biiv 20 lbs. rioe. 28 Urn. white bean 19 lbs dry ?ran. tuiKiir, 20 lbi.
extra C.', 20 lbs. prunes, apple or
suit meat, I yd, cabot w., 20
Imy a uir gooil oxford usually fl.l), or IikIic mum inillon tmoe
usually 1.50. Another Hhipmeiit, Indie dong. slim , pat. tip, great
value forl.')i), broken lot shoe at cost or less; Iroy or men's warran
ted plow l.oO and 1.!5'; Indies heavy aliptem cut to 4'h;.; Hteel wire
miiU li t.t K nt .Ml L,.ir ,,r )t:t II, h 1 IK): 10 to 2(1 iiemiv ' .2,1 ken. or
40 lbs. 11.00; HO to (10 penny 2.00,
lepiirtint'iit.
...Red Front Store...
OUKGON CITY.
...NOW OPEN...
f4eoi Shoe Store
KRAUSSE BROS,
Next door to Bunneister & Andresen.
LATEST DESIGNS
I guaranted to be given on all good. A trial is asked, before, you
go to Portland.
1 Save Money.
And Encourage
Home Industry
Qregon Picture Frame
)
Company
Makes a Specialty of Manufacturing
Mouldings . .
and picture Frames
New and Novel Design
i
Easels Picture
J v , -'- 88 entirely trustworthy,, and mooting
&L" s the needs of the hour to a second. Our
assortment of fashionable jewelery and silverware is very complete,
DURMEISTKR a ANDRESEN.
m. -i Tir i f
AT AUCTION
streets, hark of Pope A (V. Oregon City
FLANNELS, YARNS,
plum, 10 lbs. good bird, 10 lb, dry
yds. outing tlunuul, and in ahoe. !
or 4 i lb. 11.00. Reduction in every
Hi il-i th
.THE
108 Second Street
Near Washington
M. J. MORSE, Manager.
and Art Material
Tip wnT2 for No OT.
an J those who watch and wait for time
will only discover ita flight. You can
diHCover an elegant collection of time
piores irj our otock of ladies' and
gentlemen's gold and Bilve watches,
which in all cases are models of ac
curacy, keeping time so well that they
don't lone it. We can confidently rcc-
viuMiuiiu uur nuLcuuH auu ciotiKH. too.