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Oregon City Enterprise.
Published Every Friday.
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FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1895.
A-3K.VT3 FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
Bearer Creek,
Ciby,
Clackamas,
Mllwaukte,
t-nlon Mills.
Meadow Brook,
New Era,
Wllmnvllla,
Park Plare,
Gladstone, -Stafford.
Mnltno,
Caros.
Molalla.
Marquam,
ButteTlUe
Aurora,
OrTille.
Eaxle Creek,
Damascus,
Sandy,
Balmon, -
Cnrrinsville,
Cnerryville,
Marmot,
Dr. T. B. Thomas
Geo. Knight
. A. Mather
Oscar A Wimlnxer
U J. Trullliuer
Chas Hoiman
W. 8. Newberry
Henry Mlley
F. L. Ksell
T. M. Cross
. Q Uaae.
T How
owartl
R. M. foi!er
Annie Stiibbe.
E, M. Hanman
B Jennings
Ed Muecke
L.J Perdue
H. Viltern
J. 0. KUiott
F. Outsell
Mrs. W. M. Molntyre
Geo. J. Currin
Mrs. M. J. Hummer
Adolph Ascholl
gjtT The way to build up Oregon
City Is to give Ureeon t'ltj people jonr
patronape.
OBJECT LESS OX.
The Corvallis Carriage 4 WaRon Mfg. Co.
lits pone into tbe hands of a receiver. This
factory was, the beat equipped of any wagon
shop on the Coast and was run by men ex
perienced in the trade and with ample cap
ital; bat tbeir experience and money
counted for little against the disadvantages
of a wrong location. A manufacturing es
tablishment, to succeed, must have first of
all good transportation facilities and cheap
power. Money and experience are wasted
where these requisites are wanting. Had
this wagon factory been located at Oregon
City there is little doubt but what it would
have been financial success. The power
from the falls would have cost but a nomi
nal sum, and the transportation facilities
re all that could be asked. The boat
charges between Oregon City and Portland
are less per ton than drayage on the streets
of Portland. And as Portland is the great
distributing point M well as receiving point
for all supplies for this part of the Coast, it
behooves a manufacturer to get as close to
it as possible, and at the same time secure
cheap power. If these men, who are said to
be from the great wagon shops of Moline,
Illinois, will move their Corvallis establish
ment to Oregon City it could yet be made a
paying investment. There is enough de
mand for vehicles on this Coast to keep balf
a dozen wagon factories running, but to
gain this trade they have got to be able to
meet Eastern competition. To do this
cheap power and cheap freight rates must
go with the skilled labor and the capital invested.
guratiou ol reforms In Armenia, and the sit
uation as far as aettlement of the ques
tions in dispute between the Turkish govern
ment and representatives of the powers, re
garding reform In Armenia, Is concerned,
already ahows considerable improvement.
This Improvement is likely due to the firm
attitude ol the powers in positively refusing
to accept any modifications of the program
mapped out for the betterment of the con
dition of Armenia. The Turkish minister
for foreign alluirs, has paid frequent visits
to tbe Kritish embassy since the reply of
the porte to tin note of the powers was de
livered, and It is hoped it will result in per
suading the Sultan to accept the Inevitable
as gracelully as possible.
Okioom City extends a most hearty wel
come to the Grand Army men, who meet
with us next week as also to tbeir wives of
the Woman') Relief Corps and sons and
daughters of the Sons of Veterans and
Indies' Aid Society. The Grand Army is
at its tenith now in numbers, and soon its
ranks will grow thinner and thinner until
all have answered the last roll call. We of
today can little realize the dangers and
hardship the boys in blue endured dur
ing the war for the Union, The courage of
the battle Held was small beside that re-
quired to bear up a man in bravely leaving
a wife and little ones; he knew not to what
trials and dangers they would be exposed
by reason of his absence. The majority of
the soldiers came from the common people
whose incomes were limited, or were wholly
dependent Uon tbeir daily labor and to
have them awav in the army from two to
four years, meant pinching want and many
hardships to hundreds of brave mothers
who were left to battle for bread and butter
single-handed for their little ones. All
glory to these gray haired veterans for to
them and their equally brave wives and
mothers do w e owe the enjoyments of a life
in the fairest, liberty-blest and grandest
country on the fitce of the earth.
The latest outbreak of lawlessness nmoug
the Clackamas fisherman intodynaniite tbe
river so as to kill salmon without the delay
and uncertainties incident to net fishing.
While there are some law-abiding, respect
able men fishing in the Clackamas, there
are a number who persist in committing
depredations of one kind and another that
the yearly cost to I he tax pavers of Clack
amas county is no small sum. It would be
a saving to this county and a benefit to
the salmon industry if the legislature
would make the Clackamas a closed stream.
Kt'H'llllllOUX,
At a rogulur mootingof Momlo Tost No,
2, O. A, It. the following resolution, of
thanks was unanimously adopted :
Kesolvod, That tho thanks and apprtf
cintion of the humiiImtm of this l out are
due, and are cordially extended to l'reai
dent J. M. Monti ot tho State Agricultural
College, for (lie able ami Interesting ad
dress made by him on Memorial Pay.
We would alxo make acknowledgement
of our appreciation ot the patriotic ser
mon of Kev. M, L. Kngg, delivered on
Memorial Sunday May 20 at the Baptist
church, We would not forget to express
our thanks to the ladies of the Women 'a
lielief Corps, and others, who bo bounti
fully decorated the church, and (or their
assistance on Memorial Duv. We alxo
desire to acknowledge with thankfulness
the kindness of F Co., O. N. Ci, in furn
ishing escort to the Tout on the 21 and
30th., and also to the A. O. U W. for
their presence and assistance on Me
morial Pays. Our thanks are also
tendered to Kev. Mr, Montgomery for
his assistance in the Memorial services,
to Mr. T. A. Tope, who so kindly
granted tin the use of his hull, to thoxe
who aided ua In honoring the memory of
our deceased comrades. Hy order of
Meade Post No. 2.
C. A. Williams, Adjt.
Oregon City, June 5. 18!5.
Stockholder Meeting.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders: of the Oregon
City Manufacturing Company will be
held at the ollice of the company in
Oregon City on Sutuiday July 13, ISM,
at 10 o'clock A. M. on said day for the
purpose of electing directors of the cor
porat ion to serve lor the enauing vo ir
and (or the transaction of tuich other
business as may roerly come bniore
the stockholders; meeting.
C. (i. Jacoiih, Secretary.
Oregon City, June 13, lSllj.
A Correction.
Through an overnight in the report of
Utter Mst.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing In the post ollice at Oregon City, Oregon,
l-M P. M., June 12. lSlO;
M KN'S 1. 1ST.
linker, J
Capps, Kred
Chester, Geo
Courlrlght, It K
Dilley, Win
Kates, Win
Gachot, I, J
George, W K
Hamilton, T It
Insklp, II O
Kembell, Itichnrd
Maddock, Hert
WOMKN'e LIST,
Muck, K I.
Moore, Will
Martin, WO
McCullock, John
Mcintosh, Mr
Nichols, 0 O
Potter, A M
Hmith, 11 I,
Thnmpmn, Alex
risholler, K M
Wagner, I M
llaker, Mrs Jane
llolse, Mrs It P
Pcman, Miss Nanna
Kulkenhurg, .Mrs
Hackney, Annctla
Harding, Mrs A V
If culled lor slate when advertised.
K. It. GUKKN, I
llanfon, Mrs
llo i nes, Augusta
I.acro.v, Martha .
Peterson, Mrs I,
Ward, Mrs Sarah
White, Mrs It
M.
SPIRIT OK THE PBESS.
An Knglisb educationalist ol reputation,
says the Medford Monitor, proposes to in
troduce into the education of young women
and girls the principles of chivalry toward
the male sex. He maintains that this has
been entirely neglected in the teaching of
girls, and while boys have been taught to
pay due defference to women, the girls have
not been taught that they owed any consid
eration to any one, either of their own or
the opposite sex. The result has been selfish
and inconsiderate women who accept all
chivalrous attention from men as a right,
without a thought that they owe even the
courtesy of a thank you in return.
good time to begin such teaching when wo
men are entering upon a wider sphere ot
work with a greater recognition of rights
the same as those of men. It would be a
tne committee on resolutions oi the
State Grunge which was published in
the KsTKxrKiKK of last week the follow
ing resolution was omitted:
Resolved, That we greatly appreciate
the excellent manner in which the com
mitteeof arrangements from theClacka
mug county grungea have provided for
the the entertainment of this grange.
Eureka.
The motto of California means, I have
found it. Only in that land of nunshine,
w here the orange, lemon, olive, lig and
grue bloom and ripen, and attain their
highest perfection in mid-winter, are
the herbs and gum lound of SANTA
ABIRthe ruler of coughs, asthma arid
consumption. Mr. C. li. Huntley has
been appointed agent tor thia valtiuble
It is a California remedy, and sella it tinder a
guarantee of f 1 a bottle. Three for $2.60
Try CALIFORNIA CAT U Cure, the
only guaranteed cure for cnturrh $1, by
THE EXCAMPMEXT.
The assurance is given out that the annual
encampment of the G. A. K., W. K. C. and
8. of V., to be held in this city next Mon
day and Tuesday, will be the largest in
point of numbers in attendance of any ever
held in Oregon. The parade wbich will
take place Monday afternoon will exceed in
brilliancy and size any effort in that line
ever attempted in this city. In addition to
the hundreds of Grand Army men, Wo
men's Relief Corps members, and Sons of
Veterans, nearly all of the local secret or
ders have accepted the invitation and will
be in line to their fall streneth. Battery A
of Portland, with three field pieces and a
full complement of men, will occupy a
prominent place in the procession, as will
also Company F of this city, which ex
pects to be in line lull sixty strong.
In addition to Commander-in-Chief Law
ler, there will be many distinguished guests
present from this and other states, making
it one of the most notable gatherings ever
held in Oregon City. The Grand Army em
braces in its ranks a large number of tbe
representative men of Oregon, and their
gathering here cannot but be of value to
Oregon City. It will be the means of bring
our city to the notice of many who have
only heard of it in name, and they will be
enabled to judge of its advantages and of its
future prospects.
Notwithstanding all that is said of the
"coming women" by parugraphers in news
papers the evidence is very much in point
that she will be able to take care of herself
and a man too if needs be. The girls of to
day are receiving a far different training
than that given their mothers. They are
taught when mere tots to appear before
an audience and speak pieces, sing songs
and act parts in a manner that their mothers
nev$r dreamed of. Their business educa
tion, too, is rapidly approaching that given
the boys. This training will bear fruit, for
when these girls grow to womenhood they
taey will not ask some "lord of creation"
of a father or a husband whether they can
have a higher education or new hut, with
the fear of a refusal and being compelled to
demurely await their "lords'' pleasure. On
the contrary they will, like their brothers,
be capable, should their wishes or necessities
compel them to, to get out and earn a living
or to be a greater help to a deserving hus
band than many of the women of today are.
Tux Armenian atrocities have received a
pretty thorough airing of late by outside
powers, the press of tbe country, and from
tbe pulpit, an Oregon City pastor having
recently devoted a sermon or lecture to the
frightful massacre. It is now most certain
that outside powers will compel the inau- J
mail $1.10. Trial nize,r0 cents
should he assumed in such a
knock down the old ideas of chivalry among
men, and the best way to maintain these
will be to teach the new woman the same
chivalry toward men as is taught the boys
toward women.
The Chautauqua circles of Oregon City
are now discussing tbe abstruse problems of
geological formation, and the Moro Obseiver
gives the following bit ol information,
which will be read with interest: The cut
loss rather than a gain if these new rights I
"y i i nrtpntinn watpr I nnsump.rs
The rules and regulations: regarding
the use of water have been amended in
the following particulars:
Kate for sprinkling in addition to
household or store use shall tie $1 for the
season, payable June 1st of each year.
This includes use of hose any time dur
ing the year.
Rate for irrigation or sprinkling where
water is not used for other purposes shall
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chuttuiioogu,
Tenn., savs, "Shiloh'a Vilalizer'SAVF.l)
MY Life.' I consider it the best remedy
(or a debilitated system I ever used."
For Pyspepsia, I.iver or Kidney trouble
it excels. Price "ft cents. For Saloliy
U. A. Harding.
Wise is he who buys n home and stops
paying rent. C. O T. Williams can (it
you out on easy terms.
The latest in visiting curds at the F.N'
tkhi'mimk Okkigk. Prices to suit von.
1 - J n..
CD. J. H, McLEAN'S
LIVES KIDNEY
CALM
IS a SOVEREIGN REMEPV ?
DISEASES OF THE KI0NEVS.
Diabetes, Dropsy, Inflam
mation of the Kidneys,
Pains In the Back. Liver
Troubles, Fomale Irregularities,
Kidney Weakness In Children,
will yield at once to lu great soothing and
healing powr. l'rloe 11.00 per butlla.
" Dr. J. H. McLean Med. Co.,St. I.ouit. Me
For sale bv C, U. Huntley, druggist.
made by the O. K. N . Co. a few miles west
of The Dalles, in which petrified trees
were found, and which attracted so much
attention, has since been blasted down to a
level w hich has laid open and bare the roots
of tbe trees, which are under the stratum
of basalt and in a deposit of coal or half
formed coal, a sort of oily shale. There are
no indications that there is any vein of coal
in the vicinity, but there seems to be a sort
of pocket of the partially formed coal about
the roots of the trees. They certainly never
grew out of such a formation, hut in some
manner during the ages in which the trees
were undergoing the process of petrifaction
the earth beneath them has undergone a cor
responding change.
It would appear from the Wood burn In
dependent that gambling games are run
ning riot in that staid city. It says: Now
that tbe city charter is in full force, and the
council masters of the situation, all the pro
visions ol the municipal law should take ef
fect. We dislike to see an interminable
warfare upon an innocent little candy stand
while poker games are running at various
places. There are curtained rooms where
fleecing games are in progress and their lo
cation is wed known. It is reported tbat
there were no less than five games in pro
gress last Hunday week. It is probably
claimed that there are no stakes, but the
wise headed ones know better. It is time
some of these moral cess-pools w ere cleansed
and this paper is committed to the cause.
We shall not wink at these evils but endea
vor to expose the wrongdoers whether we
sink or swim.
The Astoria Evening Journal still has
faitb that the Astoria-Gohle railroad will be
built, and says the arrival of Mr. Hammond
will be an advent advantageous. A certain
Portland paper is skeptical about the gen-1
tleman s good faitli and ability to carry out
tbe proposed railroad project, but then there
are some people in this world who are so
disgrutled they have no faith in anything
not even a couple of millions project.
be $2 per month, or $5 for the season
from May 1st to October 1st, payable in
advance. Special rates for market gard
ens. NrHIou IN provided I hut
water commuhm-i-si will only be al
lowed to use water Tor Irrigation
orlnwa Hprinklino; between the
bourn oi H inl 0 A. 9t. and S anil
9 I, .tl. Allowing water to run
all day or nlehl In uohltl veljr lor
bidden. Hy order ol
Hoard of Water Coin.
For physical ailments, especially those
incident to declining years, there is no
remedy that produces such satisfactory
results as Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Balm, its genial and invigorating
effect on liver and kidneys is remark
able. For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Awarded Cold Medal Midwinter Fair, Saa Frandaco,
Agreeably rurprlsed.
"I bad a very, severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result" says Mr. T. E. Smith, of Billerica
MaBS. "A local drnggiist called my at
tention to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and on his recommendation I gave the
remedy a careful trial. The result sur
prised me ; I recovered entirely in three
days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale
by Geo. A. Harding, druggist.
illni'kHiiiilliliig,
Clarence Porter bus rc-opened the
blacksmith shop lately occupied by VV.
S. Maple, opposite Pope's hardware
store and is ready to do all kindH of re
pairing and horseshoeing. Asashoer
Mr. Porter in equal to the best and al
ways gives satisfaction.
Wanted.
All parties owing Hamilton liros,, Red
Front Store, to call at once and settle
their accounts and thus save further
trouble. Jab. Shaw,
Agent for Mortgagees.
Okkion City, May 8, 1895.
Our Candid Advice.
It is seldom that we appear in the roll
of spiritual adviser or family physician
but there are times when we feel justi
fied in calling the attention of our many
subscribers to an article of true merit.
We feel justified in saying that Moore's
Revealed Remedy contains more actual
merit than any medicine it has ever
been our good fortune to test. One trial
will make you as enthusiastic as the
writer.
Teas
Coffees
Spices
Baking
Powder
Great
Eastern
Tea
Com
pany
Try a
Sample
Order
Tho quality is the
essential thing with
housekeepers in buy
ing these accessories
to good cooking.
Vy giving your
order to John A.
Moehnke, O logon
City agent, you get
the best coods at
the lowest prices.
Office Seventh St.,
opposite depot.
BECKER'S
FINE MILLINERY
and HAIR GOODS
. A new and elegant
lino of
SPUING MILLINERY
...JUST ARRIVED...
Come and Get Our Prices.
Our fipeciul ppaniBli Sailor 25c
leghorn Flats 25c
Feathers Dyed and Cleaned.
All KindH of Hair Work Made
to Order.
220 First Street, Portland.
DH VIES
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Received a gold medal and diploma
at St. Louis Convention of
Photograpers, 1894.
Third and Morrison Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
New GoocJh
Modern Price h.
( orner brocery.
Complete stock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea.-Es
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
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Qregon Citij Hospital...
...GLADSTONE PARK...
Conveniently of iuhthm and pleiiHtuit located.
Free from tliu noise nnd dust of the fit v.
y Skillful mirnt'M mid every eotivt'iiii'iieo of a first
Li idilkld bitulkillll
0
i Ample room that pittietitrt limy lutvo quiet-
V iiokh iiml rest. .Nice ml romus
R Services of tl
V.
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'A
ho
for ladies.
cxt physicians of tint county
in attendance.
T1CUMH UICASONAIU.1C.
v Address, MISS M. E. LIIBKER, SUPT.
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Only Company organized in,
the Pacific North West that hit.' f
weathered the linancial storm
of lH'.I.J and IS'.U ami is still ?
doing luisiiiess with more assets, j
inure reserve and more activity j
than ever before. M
Andrew C. Moisten, Act.
Orcuon City, Or.
umm jmn store.;
The leader in good Shoes Cheap
Has moved between Star Grocery and Electtic Hotel. More
suitable quarters. Call and nee.
osewim MWl
Anil all AcrMturUi.
White. Standard
And Others.
F. H. LecMcr & Co.,
J74 Klr.t Htrrel,
Cor hulinou.
F. R. CHOWN,
llXI.IR IN
Hardware -:
:- and Stoves.
Hi Flr.l Hirret,
i'ortlmiit, Or.
The L. & Z. Swett Co.,
New and Second Hand.
Furniture), Carpets, Bedding
and Stovci.
201 A 203 Front, 202 Taylor Sts.
At the boat landing.
Gradcn k Killer,
Prescription
Dniggists
lit unit Mai li t.
Family fit Country
Trade Solicited.
FORBES 4 BHEEDEN
FURNITURE
Carets, Shades,
Lace Curtains
Portieres, etc.
17 Firm meet,
ITS Krniit itreet,
OLDS & KING
Offer Beet
Hkik'I"" i
CAPES AND,.,
JACKETS-
Jth A Wnshlngton it.
Hlnnlt IIihiIih
Ollice Hupplli'i
Stuart & Tliomuson
C01DD21IF.
Bookftcllem end
StHtlnnem.
m him! 271 Morrlton
Struct. Portland.
TITLES Abstracted
And guaranteed by
Tbe Title Guarantee
k Trust Co.
Chamber of Com
merce Hiilldliifr
JlHIK u. w A NNKR'I
Mocha Coffee Parlors
lS Third Street.
Opp. Curd ray Tlieutrt
HK8T
I5c
EAL
IN TOWN.
No Chlnc.e Employed
LADIES'
Wigs, Switches
and IiatiL'H.
Also Gents wigs.
Oet our Prlcce,
Paris Hair Store
Wis WapihliiKum Ht,
Llpman. Wotre & Co,
I5iry...
(QiDiDiiiLo.
Third A Wanhlii((on.
Dr. E. C. Brown
Eye and Ear
Surgeon.
IiIhu-i'. r Htcil
and Kiiriil.hvd
Ili'J Kir. i ttieel
Roberts Bros,
Dry Goods
IrM Thlid St.
Leader
OF LOW
PRIOES.
RIIYFt?SJ i
ho names of tho
Portland (West
Sitle) Business Houses hero
given are for reference and guid
ance ot country and suburban
buyers. They
recommended
ble firms to d
iL relil! GUIDE.
leal with. ' rr--:
SIR KAMONA leave. Oregon City DAM.
2 and 8 P.M. Portland 7, 11 :W A. M. and 4 P. M.
EAST HIDE EI.ECTKIOCAItH.UiT'tiriiand
and Oreifon City every 40 minute, from? A. H.
I. C. HUUNH
BOC-kSand
Stationery
GILL'S.
3d and Aider BtV.
Finest Photos
$1 Per Doz. at
Mesarvey's
Gallery.
165 Third St.
Ben. M. ftfrney,
MEDIUM
1G9 First St.
orris houiu!
10 1. v. to 4 r. n. dally
xcapuDf Buuaar.
Teat Clrole Friday Ev
John S. Meek Co,
82 Sixth St.,
Photographic t
Magic Lantern
SUPPLIES
Neweit Thins!
Wall Paper
Prices to suit
the times.
ohofleld A Morgan
m Third Ht.
Send (or Sam plea. -
GROCER.
HI Third St.
Fine values in
Teas & CoiToob.
E.H.Moorelioose4Co
WALL PAPER
Room Mooldliins,
Faints, oils,
Brnscss. Etc,
293 Alder Street.
Jno L Cline
Watch
Maker.
221 First Street.
All work Arnti'laaa
Prices Iow.
Denver
Kitchen.
10c.
2'JS First St reel
Near Salmon.
Mcsion Uyjjert
liook Mf.j.'co.
The lilniik P.ook
MakerH.
Cor. Front
ami Stnrk.
l:e.l XI ml
Oil K.Hli
LADIES
SWING
LUNCHEONS
SwcatlnilMo'umsi
Books liought,
Sold and Ex
changed at
the
Old Book Store
HV)H Yamhill St
Near Third.
Freeman Colee House
CofTe. tea or chocolate
Hum made pim and
on ken.
The oream and milk
It from hie ration.
Dinner from 180 to I
T. m.. 2Ficatita.
Waihlnatnn at mat
bet. let and 2d.
228
Hardware
Avery A Co.
172 1st Street
Near Yamhill.
POTTER
Artistic
Photographer,
2-Vi Klr.t St.
Photos $1.50 per
d&. Kodak Work.
Royal Restanrant
25: First St.,
Where car stops
The best place
tor a good meal.
Rt'iiHonableprico
Cheapont place for
Pioures, Frames,
Artist's Materials.
Bernstein's
Art Storo.
807 WanhliiKlon St
lletwevu 1th Atu
Cedar Camphor
For Moth.
Laue-Davis
Drug Co.
8d Yamhill.
F.E. Beach &lo.
D iei.n i u .
PAINTS AND OIL
And Uenurm Hlllloi IK
Mntirlel.
. E. C 'rner hir-l aud
rtnrk Street.
Oppoiiie L dd and
Tllto i'. Hank.
Good
Wages
To
Boo CnnviMer
addreae with
r iterance.
Pacifii
1C
Baptist
land. i
Stark St. Restaurant
H. Stein & Hepfer Co.,
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