Oregon City enterprise., May 24, 1895, Image 5

Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
O. V. T CO.'N MTKAMKH.
Stoamer KAHuNA.
LIVa OKXIIIN UTV. Latvia PIIRTI.AKII
on a in,
1 p. m.
d;W) p. in,
TIKI m.
II Ml. Ill,
4 UU p, 111,
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PAHHANdKH HTKAMK.lt, ALTONA,
aTWKSa PuKTI.ANO.aAl.k'N A Nil ISbtPaNMNCS.
Uava Portland Taylor atrrel it. irk at IW A. M.
ml Inanea (lifK.m Clly for Saloui 7:IA A. M.
1 uaadiiy, 'lliuradajr ixl Saturday.
Lav liid.iendiiioa HI A M ml Halem 7 4A
a n aim ureaim Oily I 00 P M. Inr Puri-
lanu Monday, nennuaiiay anil rrl nr.
lltne, good arcoiniiilatlnna and low rule),
way ucmui uaiiuiei. special raUit ou
tliruugli freight.
NOUTI1KKN 1'ACHflO RAILWAY'
UliHTII IIIIIMII,
California Kinrena (through)
Koaeutirg Luoal (way .lailuiii)
7 m.
' l ;H p. 01.
uotii miunii.
I HI a, m
7:1 p. in
Kinnliiirg Ur (way atatloua)
CallinrnU Kipreaa (through)
WILLAMETTE KALIS Kl.fcl TlflC KAI1.WAV.
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I MR MAIlJt.
Malta rloae going Niirlh, IJ id., 1 p. iti.,p in.
alalia clo.e going South, V a in., lid p. m.
aim aoeTse.
Oregon City In Portland over K.t Side hall
way, ii'v IJ P, SI ami ft m P M .arrlvra
II IM A. M. ami 4 Ml P. M I'arrlra Portland,
Ka.lrru, Weat Hide, Handy ami Highland ruiiiri'
mail.
Oregon City to F.ly.Carua. Miillno l.llwral ami
MolalU iraiea at li in. ami arrlvee alliiu.
dally
rt-Knn city to lloavor Creek, Mink, Clark.
Meadow HriMik, I'iiIiiii Mllla, and ('oltou,lavea
I IV a ip luiit r Wednesday and rcday
ml return, on Mfowlug dava at I :!i p. m
Oregon Icy in Vlnia, lmn and Itedlaiid
leavea Oregon City Mouday Weilueaday and
Krlday at I uu P, ii leaving Viola iaui daya
at 7.U) A. M,
' VrAOK LINK.
Ori'Kin t'liy t'liirkfa Mullni) Mail ICoutt.
l-avri Ori'iinn Clly 1'. O. bnllilinK nl 8 A.
M. Miiiulay, Wriliivniiay and Friday lor
Hiavir (.'rrrk, Clnrkra, Mtnlow llrixik,
I'iiIiiii Milla ami Milium.
Itetiiriili'K, Iravca Muliiio al 8. A. M.,
I'liKin llillull A. M., Mfailow HriMik 10 A.
M., Claikva IJ imiiii. anil llriivcr 'nvk 3 1'.
M., TuumIuv, Tliurwlay aim Salurilay.
A cuindinubli) raay riilii liaik. i'nawn
Krr rnlra rcnaonalil.
Hmull parrxla I'niricil, IUciila to L', rvnti.
Any urilrr Irlt Kllli Ii.ii will lie promptly
eattiiilril lu. J. M. (juMttiNiia.
FRIDAY, MAY 24, 18!i5.
Muh. 'AKi.ny'a Wax Womkk. Tlie
cnlcr'uliimi'iit at tlio Cdinjri'Uiitinnul
cliurro IuhI Tlmrwluy evwiitiK liivcn
umlur the uiiHpici'H ol Mrw. n C.
niowtittll ami luir Siimliiy hcIhhiI tIuhh,
wan Kf,''l',l wll li a it-jwiIimI Iioun,,
Mr, lliowiii'll iliil tlm part of Mm.
Jurli'y, tlx lllticrnnt wax work nliow
woiiihii Ailtniriilily, ami Iht inuiil and uh-
iatatit, MiHM (iitanio Mmlilix k dri'ttn'il in
old Myle upp.ui'I, HiihluincJ luir part
itplunilUlly, New ffutt-rvg weru intro-
tluiutl in the wax wink coinliliiutioiia
and tlm nmlience wi're tlilii;liti'(J wllli
tliu I'liturluiiiiiii'tit. Mrs. K. 1 White
iliiyud on of lior IichI orimn a'lliia, tin
Gloe club kh vb "Mother's Kotin, "Mnjorie
Cum flu I 1 recited a "Vill.'K" Tak," and a
violin aulo hy Minn Iti'tta Fmitn wna
loudly encored. Minn Clara Winner
Toeited "Jimniie'l ltahy Ilrotlier," and
the "I'leturo from Life" who reulixtic.
"Tim l!it of (iuHHip" liv three girlo wiih
InterimtiiiK, and Mina Kale Ward's nolo
"The IVnaive Old 1'iuno," won no etithu
BiuHtically encored, that she renponded
will, another tielcction, but (k-clined to
appcivr the third time. "How the
l.udieN Kihli," a recitation hy Mint
Myrtle lliichaniin, (airly lironiih! down
tho Iioiihc. The Mandolin cluh K'ave a
well eiectttcd aeleclion, ami reHHinded
to a Hpiinlancoiifl encore. An oihii nolo
by MrH. K. K. William, wan well received
and wound up the mimical part of the
entertainment. After more wax llureH
ice cream and cuke were served.
robbed (lie realdonce of Itov. ltolund I).
(Jrant, Tho OreK-mlan ay: Tlirotiuli
tho I'irorU of Chief of I'ollce J. M. (iluMi,
of Urn AnuelnH, convincing jiroof hat
been obluined aiiulmit Walter Jannev
and rrank KIiik, two of the gung of
robber now in juil here awaititiK trial
At tho time Iherealdence of Dr. ltolund
l. (irunt waa robbed, atnotiK otlior
urliclea taken waa a ruxor, on the cae
of which die name of the owner was
inacrilod, and a rlnu. When Jaime
and King- m,ule their hurried flight from
Oregon to California, they becumo short
of (Hilda, and in order to continue their
travel to J,o 'Angelea, adopted the
brake-beam inodii, While thus joiirner
Ing, the men were .Uncovered by a brake-
man, and In order to keep their place on
tho beam they gave the man a razor and
ring-. In return ihey were unmolested
and reached Los Angeie in time. Chief
Mlnto learned of the disooaition of the
stolen projieity, and writing to Chief
(ilium requested him to limit the brake
man up and gut the ruxor and rinu if
piwsihlo. On 8alurduy they reached
1'oitluinl and Dr, (Jrant had no trouble
in fully Identifying the rssor, as it had
belonged to his father. The name uion
it had become oliMcured by age, so that
it was likely overlooked by the thieve
Dr. Orant has been a collector of curio
all his life, and has now seven varieties
of bmglais on his hands, lie will
hardly have a chance of keeping I hem in
a cabinet, hu the tienitenliarv au'hori-
lie will shortly receive them and keep
them in safety for years to come.
Sui t' li K I) Til K Ciiilii, Attorney C. II
I've was attorney lor Koiiert Morion in
a habeas corpus action to mover hi
flye-year old daughter before County
Jinlge Hayes. Mrs, Morton is a sister
of Mrs. Jane Melcher, of Stafford, in the
western part of the county, who fluureil
coimpieioiisly in l tie courts of Multno
mah and ClnikaiiiHS counties. Mr.
Morton cluiuis his domeatic life is sereno,
except when he comes in contact with
Mrs. Melcher, and further ullcgcd (hut
the latter caused Mrs. Moiton lochunge
her place of residence accompanied by
Ihe little duugliter and some household
effects. In accordance with a eitulion
Mr. and Mrs. Melcher aiered in court
Thursday, but asserted that Mrs. Morion
was too in to come to town. Jliev were
ordereil to produce Ihe child In court on
ratuniuy alternoon at 3 o'clock, and to
present a physician's certificate as to
j tho con litionof Mrs. Morton, provided
she was unahlo to tie present. Neither
Mr. nor Mrs. Melcher appeured in the
county court, however, at tho time set,
but little Sadie Morton was there accom
panied by her father, who had secured
Ihe child from Mrs. Morton ut i'oitl'iml.
An order was made awarding the custody
of the child to tier father, and jmlgrmenl
was entered against the Melcher's for
(he cost of Ihe pniceeilinits. It is under
stood that the breach between Mr. and
Mrs. Morton has Is-en healed.
lis was Cowiiiiiki). A young man
recently arrived in Oregon Clly Ircm
Hillnlioro or vicinity, and soon began
clandestinely to pay particular attention
to a Utile 12 year old glil, living in the
southern part of the eitv. After repeated
efforts to get her to meet hi in at some
appointed place iiftcrdiuk, ho succeeded
in getting a note to ihe girl to meet him
on the Canemah sidewalk at 10 o'clock
p. in. The girl exhibited the letter to
her mother, who concluded she would
fill the desired appoint ment with the
frisky young wan personally, accom
panied hy her daughter in-law, she met
the writer of tho note on the Cnnemah
sidewalk, above where the fulls of the
Willamette glisten in tho electric light,
anil proceeded to give tho amorous
lot Inn io such a cowhiduig, that he fairly
yelled with pain. Our Informant states
that the)' laid on Ihe switches long and
hard, and the haunts that once knew
mis iniiiviituai, now Knows mm no
more, lie bus prolmhly gone where
people look with more leniency on
hoiiigx of his ilk. Were there more
ladies posessed of the grit of .those
women, there would be fewer instances
of ruined homes aired before the courts.
tatlon by Verdle Monroe was followed
with club swinging exercise by Mis
Gertrude Finloy, and she would put
some of the professionals to shame In
the art of club swinging. She rescinded
to an encore. A duet by Mrs. Sadie
White and Mr, Askin wan encored and
brought out a response. After reclta
Ion by Miss Mabel Hannegan the boy'
brigade gavo a most excellent military
drill, A duet by Confer Bros, was so
favorably rendered, that they responded
to an encore. A splendidly executed
flower drill by a number of girl followed
a recitation by Ruby Spencer. Next
camo a recitation by Jessie Porter and a
solo by Mr, Askin then an interesting
sword drill by Master Willie Groom,
under the direction of his trainer, J. K
Uroom. A boy' chorus closed the
entertainment and ice cream and cake
were served.
Pisahthois FoKKsr FiuKi. Last
bunday Sheriff Maddock received a
letter from Justice C. H. Porter, of Leon,
in Garfield precinct, In this county,
which read as follows : "We had yester
day and last night one of the worst fires
this country ever knew. I arrived borne
about 5 o'clock and found my fences all
gone, orchard ruined; my house and
store took fire, but by having plenty of
water and some help, they saved
my store , house and barn but no fences.
Others fuired worse, ciutmun lost bis
house, and both barns with all contents.
10 hogs, harness, 2 wagons, etc. Mr.
Ilulierline lost bis barn and all contents,
Freager and Lamar lost nearly all their
fences. John Ilonebon lost all his fenc
ing, and I have just heard that my son
John lost everything, and we also lost
our fine school houe. The school house
In district 12 caught fire, but was saved.
We fought Are all night, and still have
to watch. There bus been a great deal
of damage done west of us but to what
extent I do not know. In my neighbor
hood there were six houe with all
contents burned, and five barns.
Oi'H Htatb Taxks.TIio county court
has iefueil to allow the claim of the
state of Oiegon for interest on state
taxes not sent to Salem until after the
time named in tho statute for the pay
ment. Stale Treasurer Metchan pre
sented a cluim of fLMl U.'l for interest on
tho deferred payment in lN!'3,and$H3 70
for 18H4. The county court damn that
since the statute fixing the date when
the counties shall pay their state tax
was passed, other laws have been en
acted rendeiiug it well-nigh impoHHible
to comply with the first law. Among
the last named is the law requiring the
state equalization hoard to "equlize" the
assessment st so late a date as to greatly
retaid the delivery of the Uxroll to the
sheriff; and the law making city, school
and road luxes payable to the sheriff
and giving school districts until a late
lute to make their levies, which must
lie computed throughout the roll oefore
tho sheriff can liegin receiying tuxes. I
The county court takes tho ground that
the county is not responsible for the
delay caused by acts of the slate Itself,
and that it Is under no ohligatian to pay
interest, and will not do so.
We
don't
buy
Cream
Tartar
where
it is
cheap
est
A
Says Cream Tartar
should contain V'J per;
cent of Puke Potassium ;
liitartrato. How often '
do you imagine you get
91) per cent pure Cream
Tartar unless you buy i
or a reputable druiHt? :
It alHo gays "'Cream '
Turtar in often purpose-;
ly mixed with sand
clay, gypsum, flour,,
chalk, alum and 1'or
assium Sulnphate."
It winds up by say-!
ing "the best security;
against fraud is to put
chase the crystals' and 1
have them powdered." i
While we are not in a j
position to do this, we '
do buy the powdered j
crystalys of rowers & !
Weightrnan the most
reliable Manufacturing
chemists known.
We know we can '
.trust them, and we iiorE
you know you can trust
us. !
C. Q. HUNTLEY, j
Prescription Druggist, j
Oregon City, Or,
We Bought
The Entire Line
A carefully selected
stock of Summer
dress goods and
everything to
match.
A new Stock of late Style Tan Shoes
for Ladles', Centlemen and Children.
A fiplendid Belftc
tion of Ladies'
underwear.
The
Latest Shapes in Straw Hats for
MEN AND BOYS.-..
Pants,
Sweaters,
Caps and
Shcesi
For Bicyclists direct
from the factory, at
prices that defy
competition in
Oregon.
Spring and Summer men's suits of the latest
cuts of Cambridge, Oxford
and Poole makes.
French kid Shoes
for ladies and
children, in
Oxford ties
and Juh'ettes.
A full line of groceries
that will compare
in prices with
anybody's
figures.'
Tim Sii.KTK Kkhkuvation. Register
Miller and Receiver ('liquet of the Oregon
City land olllce huvo rocived olllciul
notification from the general land olllce
thul the timo of opening the Siletx res
ervation Is fixed by proclamation for
Thursday, July 2o, at 12 o'olock, noon,
I'licillc standard time. Long before the
timo for opening tho reservation, Ihe
public will bo given notice through the
Oregon City bind olllce the special regu
lations to govern the entry of the Silelz
lunds, that will be received from tho
general land ofllco. There will ho appli
cation to enter ut lust one townsiio,
probubly at tho mouth of the Silctr.
river on the buy. Most of the vacant
land will he subject to homesteud filings,
and the cost of the filing a homestead
claim of 1(10 acres f'.H), and $1 additional
per acre upon proving up. Tho Indians
have received all the choicest lunds in
the allotments made, but there vet re
mains some heavily timbered locations
not so conveniently situated, that will
be subject to homestead filings.
A Tki.ltai.k Razor. Walter Janney,
formerly of Oregon City, and his pal are
now pearly Identified as the parties who
A Swahm ok Ukks. Duke Aldridge
secured the contract of moving J. W.
Draper's furniture and housohold effects
from Ciiai muh to his Mink farm, but
before he completed the job he devoutly
wiahed that Borne rival bad been fortu
nate eii'Nigh to get the contract. A
hive of live bees was stored away in the
bottom of the wagon and furniture and
miscolluudous household effects were
piled in and around and on top of the
boo hive Everything went smoothly
until they reached the top of Seventh
street when the hive broke and the bees
swarmed. They swarmed around the
driver and horses and In and out among
the furiiituie and household effects.
The horses kicked and iiad to be loos
ened. The bees continued lo hum,
swaiiii and sting when oppoituuity
offered, all the ufleitioon. Mr. Diaper
oflered 10 make a present of Ihe bees to
any ono who would capture (hem ami
move Ihom away. At last when evening
shades began to uppeur a bee expert
arrived on the scene and charmed away
the swarm, and Mr. Aldridge moved on
with his loud.
Mule (iruiiKe Session.
The Oregon state grange of Ihe Patrons
of Husbandry will hold its twenty-second
annual sension at Oregon City, commen
cing May 28, 181)5, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Arrangements have been made with the
Southern Pacific railroad for reduced
rates to members al tending this session.
Ixcul committees have made arrange
ments with the hotels and private board
ing houses lor the entertainment of all
who may attend. Hon. David l.ubin,
of Sacramento, Hon. A. P. Houclie,
master of California stuto grange will be
present and will address an otien session
of the grange, to which the public will be
invited. Notice of this meeting will be
given later. A largo attendance of the
members is expected,
W. M. 1IIM.KARV,
Sec. Oregon State Grange.
of sample hammocks from
a Ddivpiuaii j emitting a
largo Eastern house. We
saved the freight and 20
per cent discount.
We projiose to divide
the bargain with our cust
omers; we take the freight
and they the 20 per cent.
So we n a ve m a r k e d e ve ry
Hammock at Portland
Prices we guarantee the
Prices and from these
Prices you may deduct 20
per cent for a cash
purchase. The styles and
designs are new this year
great improvements
and range in price from
75c to $5.00, or with dis
count off GOc to 14.00. All
the better grades are
finished with a wide val
ance. There is a price in plain
figures on every hammock. I
Come in and see them. J
Huntley's Book Store. I
New Caufield Block,
Oregon City.
Tlios. Charman & Son.
po you need r
DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING,
Or Building Material?
Go to C- H. BESTOJA.
: Lovst oah price? ever offered for
FIRST - CLASS - GOODS.
Also cnrnWnation wire and picket fence,
HARTMAN - STEEL - PICKET - FENCE.
And best farm fencing made. Prices to uit hard times.
Shop Opp. Congregational Church,
MAIN STREET. OREGON CITY. . .
How's This.
We offer ono hundred dollars reward
for any case of catarrah that cannot lie
cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Ciiknbv it Co. Props., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the Inst fifteen years, and
believe hi.i: perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
I able to carry out any obligations made
hy their firm.
West A Truux, Wholesalo druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wahiitig, Kmnun & Marvin, wholesale
druggists, Toledo O,
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu
cus surface of the system, price 7fe per
bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi
monials free
Postoffice-:-Store.
MILWAUKEE, OR.
FAMILY -:-GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions.
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries aie Fresh
and of the best quality.
In Prices we meet
Portland Competition.
O.WISSlNGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER.
Let me have a trial order.
FOR ASTORIA-FAST TIME.
Steamer Bailey
Gatzert
Li
Urn. tfi
.'f
.rm
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Leaves foot of Aider st., Portland.
Leaves Portland daily, except Sunday, 7 A. M.
Leaves Astoria daily, except Sunday, 7 P. M.
Tug Ilwaco from Uv.neo connects at Astoria with finfrort
n'ght, for Portland. Tickets of all other lines good on Gatzert.
every
ICaHllihrd 1.UJ.
Junior Entkutainmknt. The Junior
Endeavor entertainment at the Baptist
church Friday night was greeted with a
large house. First on the program was
a song by the gill's chorus, followed
with a doll drill by three little girls, who
had been excellently trained. A red-
Kulg.ils of the Maceiib on.
The state commander writes ns from
Lincoln, Feb., as follows: "After Irving
other medicines for what seemed to be
a very obstinate cough in our two child
ren we tried Dr. King's New Discovery
and at the end of two daya the cough
emirely lefi them. We will not be with
out it hereafter, as our experience proves
that it cures whore all other remedies
fails." Signed F. W. Stevens, Stute
com. why not give this great medicine
a trial, as it is guaranteed and trial bot
tles are free at Charman A Co. 's drug
store, Charman Bros. Block. EeuuUr
size 50c. and $1.
. I Green
PIONEER
Tranglefni Epre,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
preparation m t . -s,
: .1 : n..i t ' i -.
La Grippe is here again with all of its
old time vigor. One Minute Cough Cure
is a reliable remedy. It cures and cures
quickly. C. G. Huntley, druggist.
inc Balsam
fir the curt or
Cold in Ihe lnnd,f-,7' ; V
Catarrhal iWirss $i i
V
f0i.-
REMEDY j
i Hmt mnwl v 1 7
Woman's
EAST AND SOUTH
THE SHASTA KOUTE
Of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Express Trains leave Portland Daily.
Suii.b
6-tSp. y.
T IB P. .M.
10.4.1A.M.
Lv
Lv
Ar
' North.
Portland Ar
OracnnCitT Lv
8. Krauciaeo Lt
S -JO a.m.
7:19 a.m.
7:00 p. M.
jnd W Fu li C "-
1U IY,CJ IVU' I.1': VJ
UNPlfUA.1T BREATH.'
fRIAUAlCURE.
PAbietiIerCo.
wimKER- OkOVllJ-E.CAL
I For sale by C. G. Huntley.
So successful and deliirhtfnl have bppa
the etlects of "Moore's Kevnled Kern- I Second
Aftu" llnnn tlm ,lnlintn ...I . L .
v M'wu mo UUiJl-U.U JIIl'llV., a UI
womankind, that Mnu wonderful reme
dy has been called " Woman's Friend."
Moore's Revealed
Remedy
In a few doses shows womankind its
peculiar virtues for their ailments. Its
e fleet are gentle, soothing and uniform
ly successful. '
Hundreds of testimonials, from ladies
ail over the coast bear witness to it success.
Sold br all druggists. '
PINING CARS ON 0G0EN KOUTB.
Puliman Buff t Sleepers.
AND
Class Sleeping: Cars
Attached to all through trains.
KOSEBURO MAIL (Dallvi
vHO A. M. I Lv
9:KU.M. I Lv
itM p. M. Ar
Portland Ar
Oregon Clly Lv
Kosehurg Lv
tMT.lt
I 3: J9 p. M
I 7:00 A.
West Side Division.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVAUJ8.
Mull Train, Dally (Except Sundar.l
7 :i(u.M. I Lv Portland Ar TaTrl
12: 15 p. M. I Ar Corvullla Lt 1.00 p.m
At Albany and rvirvallln connect with trains
of Oregon and Paclflo Railroad.
:' ExpreM Train Dalit (Except Sunday)
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
House and two acres near Park
Place.
J. K. GROOM, Oregon City, Or.
4:4up. M. I
7:J5 p. K. I
Lv
Ar
Portland Ar.'. I 8:'J5a. M
McMlunvtlle' Lv I 5:60a.
THROUCH TICKETS
TO ALL POINTS IN Til g
EASTERN STATES. CANADA AND EUROPfl
Can be obtained t lowent rates from L. B
Moors, Agent, Oregon City.
R.KOEHLEK, B. P. ROGERS.
Manager. Aaa't G. F. and Past. Afeni.