Oregon City enterprise., August 16, 1895, Image 6

Oregon City Enterprise.
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OKFciOS CITY OFKll'KKS
H!rm Stntlitlil
1. tt . o n
I'hm. K Hum.
K S 1'nlllt
K. I- Htilneiti
F. r. or fli h
C. HhNmoV, Jr.
XV. . Howell
II. II. J lri-o i
;ltti. Hnmiiliton.
Murk Unwell.
L lVrliT. Iloiiry Mi'Mrum, J. W. Moilalt.
wnipil mwtsUnt rt'e.lin'vl of each month
In rity hull
Miror,
C .t f of Police
Antiir.
TrvtMirer.
Cl'y Attorney.
StrtVt ConimSst'iner.
Sup'f. of Water Works.
Cut Knsiiiri'r.
Coiru-ikiim H, C. Stevens
J. 1. I 'ooki KOIIJ. JHCunr.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Mm. X. M. Moody in vialting her par
cuts at Moltillit.
C. K. Uailoy, the Sovonth street tlrni;-
' - L I . - . V.
KIM, Bieill .-tllHUiy HI I'.llgOIie.
j Thos. F. Kyan loaves today (or Wii
j hott Spri niH (or a short outing.
I I'. ( I.atouiotto ami family loft Tuos
: day (or h short stay at Clatsop beach.
Mrs. M. I.. Moore and liaunhtor ate
j spending (lie summer at Little Sestuooa.
j V. V. Warl, a well k noun citizen of
llrtrujoil ami Deserted
Frod (iroon in the name of a
yimnts ilrnu clerk, who recently
from Manistee, Michigan, and
brief may in l'ortland, him uroil
tion in Hunting's tlrng store a week or
limbing
arrived
after a
a nwi-
Kolihln A Lawrence's Moelninlo,' Mill
and door and sash laetory went burned
hint Saturday afternoon about three
o'clock The lire hturteil in the upper
Htory (mm Home unknown online, and
(he building burned rapidly. The hooka
two ago. Ho talked a gro.it d-ril (or a w,'to l,,iv,'d l,," theolllio, but the build
stranger, hut intended to his duties in a : ""'I machinery as a totnl loss.
ooai. lt'nt way. He boasted ol having j The building valued at 1 L'(H was tint
been endued to some extent in mnug- property of Mrs. 1'. F. Morey, and as
glinga valuable drug in the east, to insured in T. I.. flnu man's agonoy (or
evade paying; enstoin duties lie in
formed some o( Ins aeiiuaiututiees hoie,
that he inteinhil to leae soon (or lion-
on.tt. l wr i ri i i .rvii.o.
Baskets, baskets, Baskets, at The Fair.
Tie utility knife set bread, cake
puHng knif. for -t'l ets. at
Stop and try
Finest in the citv
I'ncle John's
real
and
'The Fair."
soda.
Lloyd Wilson is back from the Cas-
'cade looks and is visiting his sister, Mrs.
estate
Maplewood j
o( the citv. I
Pearl and white metal belt pins at the
Racket stoie.
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j. vt. vjurueu.
I Mrs. J.A. Moore left for Hrownsville
! Wednesday where she will make a short
visit with relatives.
' Mrs S. K. Huntley left Saturday lor
j Sea View, where she will join her son,
! W. A. Huntlev and family.
Balfe Johnson came down Wednesday
j from the I'alles and left for Sea lew to
I join his mother for short visit.
I Miss Minnie Joehnke returned home
j Monday after spending a couple of weeks
j visiting friends in Portland.
I Miss Kssie Casto, who haa been visit
linjj relatives at Portland, returned to
her home at Alpine farm Friday.
Miss Lista Wharton, ot Portland,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city,
the guest of Miss Hattie Monroe.
Mrs. J. H. Walker and family and
Miss Mry Charuian left for Newport
where they will remain for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cheney of the
'Courier, and Mrs. A. Doolittle, returned
Tuesday from a visit to Clatsop bench.
Bert Greennian left on the Roseburg
local Monday for an outing at Newport.
He will probably be away (or a couple of
weeks.
Geeorge PeVore, who has been sojour
ing at the Johnt-on cottage at Sea View
for the past month, returned Wednesday.
and drug mmdries? "Time is money" j Miss Nora Conyers returned Tuesday
Save both by getting your prescriptions ; from Gearheart and lett Thursday for
fill . d at the Seventh St. Pharmacy. j Clatskanie, where she will remain for
Lunch baskets ail sires, cheap at i some time.
Staub's grocery. Fresh etock of canned j Hon. F. X. Matthieu, of Buttevillo,
meats and fruits. Prepared lemon syrup 1 the pioneer statesman, was in Oregon
I City Friday, enjoying a social time with
I hid old friends.
Money to loan on good
eeciirity'by A. S. Pressor.
Fresh vegetables from
faun delivered to all parts
That 10 sere tract on West Side can
be now for $500 . Owner wants money
C. O. T Williams.
Mr. Freytag supplies his customers
three times a week with all varieties of
fine vegetables. His prices are very
reasonable.
For a quiet place to hitch your horses
awav from the motor line and a place to
get a first class job of repairing or horse
shoeing call on S. F. Scripture's shop on
Fifth street.
100 acres of land near Clackamas sta
tion for $2100. Some improvements.
Think of it. See or write E. C. Hackett,
Oregon City, Or. lui
Ladies and boys Eton caps, just the
the thing for outinj wear, at the Racket
store.
Antifermentine ten cents a package.
Preserved fruits without cooking.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Why descend those tiresome steps
when you wish pure drug, chemicals
j New tiers, was in Oregon Citv Tuesday, i oliiln, hut lie will not leave 'or that
P. A. Oshurn, the popular sheritr ol ! I,,,u'0 f"r u'w w,,,'k ''' A Mi' higtn
Benton County, was in Oregon City ' 8l,,'nl telegraphed to the shoritt of Mult
Monday. I nomah county (or his arrest, and as
soon as I. is herealiilts were discov
ered, he notified Peputy Sherill Moody ; " K"11'1 htHinosH
to make his arrest. He now lavs in the 1 1'""1 deplored.
Multnomah county jail, awaiting the ar
rival ot the Michigan sherill', as he is
wanted on a charge of seducing l.illie
Sweetuian. Green is only twenty yeais
of age, hut be has nude a bad tait in
$StHI. 'l'iie eligitie and miichiiierv was
the proerly of Kulil'iiiM A Lawrence,
and an inruranee tiolicv of Jl.lHHt is held
in C, O. T. William's agency. Their Iwsa
is about J.';'tHi. H was with dillieultv
that the lite was pteveu'od froiu spread
iug to adjoining huililings. Messrs.
Laurence A Bobbins Here just getting
established and their
It 4 i i r-, i h
There was a grand occasion at eanip
Alderlea on Clear creek Tuesday evening.
It was the re'd birthday of (i. A Harding
and about eO invited guests participated
in the festivities The eighteen Portland
IS
our
siini
Wo mako
a spoclalty
of flno
Ton, Coffoo
and Spicos
No nuittiT what vim
I my at our sloro it in
tlu very I'cst f its kiml.
Kvt'rytliiii in nt'W ini'l
IVt-sli. Wo would ask you to call and
sec our stock. W'v liavo'tlio lvst lranls
of ull pxttls, ami can in somclincssliow
vou soinctliiiiii vorv liiu'.
life for a young man. The picture of a i (hM, at (i0,Hi ,.,,, presented Mr.
young man ruining and deserting aar,linga large piece of fungus with
helpless girl, is not a pleaMirg one to con-l,lrlr,ullll,s iI1H(.rii,0l t.r,.0n, and hi
template, ami ne can onry tniiKe ninetuis ,irpriat inscriptions ; also a large cake
by rt'stonng her giKKhrauie. j which as lill.d with salt and hairpins,
Patrick L. Brotlern k, a former resi-; "'' resisted the recipietn's ctl'orts to cut
dent of Oregon City, and well knmn to j !' with a knife,
the older residents, died at Astoria last sheriff Maddock, !j. V. Cooke, Con
Sunday, aged 40 years. He was em- Uahle M-ld.urn McCown and T. P.
just the thing for a cool drink.
New
supply of ladies shirt waists,
white and colored, at the Racket Store.
Meat from cheap second grade beef
cannot be otherwise than tough and
tasteless. Albright buys only the best
of stock three and five-year-old stall
fed steers furnish his stakes and roasts
juicy and tender enough for a king.
Just received a new supply of those tea
bi'l st.-aine.B and fruit jar fillers at
"The Fair.;;
If vou enjoy a good cup of coffee try
our Red Seal Blend Java and Mocha.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Diseases unfriendly to women
positively cured by Dr. Sawyer s Pastil
les. Ask your druggist for a free sample
pai kage. It heals and cures. Sold by
Geo. A. Harding.
A well made lemonade will
quench your thirst ami tone up your
stomach. It is the most healthful sum
mer drink to be had. Try a glass of
Uncle John's ice cold lemonade.
For a box of high grade French creams
and chocolates (put up right) go to the
Novelty Candy Store. Temporary head
quarters one door south of Albright's
Moat mark-t;
The Women's Relief Corp.i, j of this
city desire to announce that they have
adjourned their meeting until the third
Tuesday in September, on account of
hot weather and absence of members.
Mrs. Joseph Hedges and family desire
to express their appreciation of the con
siderate acts and kind offices exercised
by many friends during the illness and
funeral services of the late Jos. Hedges.
J. W. Roots, the leading fruitgrower of
Clackamas, was in town Friday, getting
lime piping and other apparatus for his
fruit dryer. He contemplates extensive
improvements in order to handle his im
mense fruit crop this season. He has
over 30 acres in orchard.
Bound threshing account books for sale
at this office. The ook contains date
lines with indexed spaces for the differ
ent varieties of grain with price printed
on a stub. The part to be detached is a
complete statement of grain threshed,
and can be used as a receipt.
Attorneys J. E. Kice and J. U. Camp
bell were at Oswego Monday looking
affer the interests of the state and de
fendants, respectively, in a larceny case.
The defendants were accused of stealing
lioney, but as there was no evidence
against them they were acquitted.
robbed
The Wilhoit stage was again
Monday, making the second time that
the stage has been held up within the
last month. This time it occurred
near Wright's bridge, and the high
waymen only secured $0.75 from the pas
sengers, B. C. Tow ne, C. W. Alisky and
Miss Richards, all of Portland. They
threatened dire vengeance on the heads
of the driver, Hank Mat toon, and the
passengers, if they were not better pro
vided with money next time. No clue
to the robbers has yet been discovered.
Miss Clara Potter left Wednesday for
Bandon, where she will visit friends for
a couple of months. She goes by way of
Yauquina bay.
W. T. Llewellyn, deputy sheriff of
Butte county, Montana, is spending a
portion of his vacation in this county.
He owns a farm on Beaver creek.
Prof. Rigler, formerly principal of the
Oregon City schools, and C. C. Fay, an
insurance adjuster, were among the
Portland visitors in the city Monday.
James Rintoul has accepted a position
as stenographer with H. E. Noble, a
are i Portland broker. He will remoye to
Portland in a week or two to remain per
manently. County Recorder Rainsby. who spent
I Sundav at Molalla, reports that hun
both dreds of Portland people are camped
along the cool, shady banks of the Mo
lalla liver, recreating and fishing.
Miss Lillian Hamilton and Miss
Roberts have closed their millinery store
on Main street, and Wednesday Miss
Hamilton left for old home at Tacoma,
where she will reside in the future.
Col. W. L. White left for Seatte Thurs
day, where he will spend a month vis
iting at Seattle. He is accompanied by
hiB son, A. G. White, who will look af
ter his mining interests in King county.
A F.Parker, M. W. Randall, Capt.
J. P. Shaw ani a couple of Portland par
ties went to the mountains Friday, and
expect to he absent for a week. They
went in the direction of the Cascade
mountains.
S. A. I). Gurley, formerly a well
known teacher of this county, but now a
practicing attorney of Arlington, has be
come a bold soldier boy and has been
elected first lieutenant of the newly
formed militia company in that place.
Maurice Binford, one of the editors of
Young America, and representing the
Northwest Pacific Farmer, called at the
Enteki'hisr office Monday. He is on
his way to Ashland on his bicycle, and
will look after the interests of both jour
nals. Mrs. Charles Meserve left Thursday
for Hood River, Wasco county, to try a
change of climate and high altitude at
the baBe of Mount Hood for throat
trouble. She was accompanied by Mr.
Meserve, who will return in two or three
days.
Gilbert Hedges arrived Tuesday even
ing from Rhode Island, with a view of
seeing his father during his last illness.
Unfortunately he did not arrive until
after the funeral ceremonies were over.
All the other members of the family
were in attendance.
Isaac Ackerman was up from Port
land Sunday and spent the day with his
folks. His many friends here are al
ways pleased to see his genial counte
nance, but his position as overseer of
the departments in the Farmers and
Mechanics store at Portland, takes up
his time; and it is only occasionally that
he has leisure to visit his old home.
ployed on the stonmer Telephon", and
received fatal injuries while making a
landing at Stella, Washington The
line hud hern matte fast to the dock,
Hud the sudden heaving of the boat
caused the cable to break loose striking
him in the stomaoh. He was taken to
the Sister's hospital at Astoria, and only
lived three davs. His remains wore
buried in this city Wednesday, Rev.
Father Hillehrand, officiating. The de
ceased was a brother of Morris II rode r
iok, and was very popular in steamboat
circles, and his many friends in this
city were pained to learn of his demist' in
the prime of life.
Randall spent Sunday at Wiihoit.
Among those w ho are enjoying hii outing
at that popular resort are John Hill and
family, David faulicld and (.uiiilv.C. W.
(taming and family , W,W. Aldndgeand
family, J. W. Cooke's family, Mr.-, C. C.
I Cooke, of Portland, and Miss Bessie
MhII.i'ii, of Caneiuuh. Miss Midlam (ell
into the creek the other day but was res
: cued bv the oaui!rs.
There was a very good attendance at
the regular monthly meeting of the
huard oi trade Monday evening. A plan
was discussed at some length foi dislri
bulioti of the newly printed board of
trade pamphlet. Ir. L. Pickens, Prof.
As J. B. Jackson, of M.ilull t with hislj.yV. i;,ay and F. T tirillifth weie
family, wore driving down the big hill at I ,(.,.t,., (r ember. Road matrers wore
Wilhoit last Saturday afternoon, the I iliseussed, and a 1 10 apace ordered in
neck-yoke broke, and the horses run j the mmthly Oregonian tor another
awav. throwing the occupants out and ! nu.ntli
Staub's Cash Grocery.
Commorclal Dank Block,
smashing things up generally. Mr. and
Mrs. Jackson were not seriously injured,
but his three little children were hurt
very badly. The baby's shoulder was
broken ; the oldest child's right arm was
broken and its face was badly bruised,
while the other one's back was cripnled.
The children were carried to the hotel at
Wilhoit and caied for by Dr. Giesy, of
Aurora. Mr. Jackson was going to the
springs for an outing,
August Koch was brought in from
Cherryville last Saturday by Constable
Jonsrud, and given over to the custody
of Sheriff Maddock. He had been ar
raigned on the previous duy lieforo
Suslice Jonsrud, and bound over in the
sum of of (250 to keep the peace on a
charge of threatening to kill his wife
in a fit of jealousy, and was unable to
secure bondsmen. Tuesday be was
examined before County Judge Hayes on
a charge of insanity, and was ordered
sent to the State insane asylum for treatment.
"Throw up your hands" was the com
mand of the Wilhoit stage robbers us
the driver brought the team to a sudden
halt and found himself confronted by
I two desperate highwaymen. After the
frightened passengers were relieved of
their valuables, the robbers asked if
there was a watermelon on board? On
being informed in the affirmative, they
then wanted to know if the meion was
from the Novelty Candy Store, and on
being assured that it was they quickly
caused it to be handed out. Even the
roebers in their haste recognize the super
iority of the Novelty's melons.
A four-year old son of Charles Huiras
was drowned on Milk creek last Friday
evening four miles east of Catrby at
Wheeler's mill. The boy and Charles
Jesse's little girl were playing along the
tail-race below the sawmill. It was
about ! o'clock in the afternoon and the
flood gates of the reservoir were thrown
open and the boy fell into the swift cur
rent and was carried about 400 yards
below. The little girl came to the house,
and when asked where her playmate
was, said that "He had swimmetl away."
The search resulted in finding the life
less body of the boy on a sand bar
where it had lodged.
Lr. J. W. Cowan writes from Spring
water under date of August iHli, ami the
fallowing is an extract from his letter:
"Couldn't get transportation suitable
for us to go to Mount Hood, We have a
fine camping place, a nice open, aity
grove, splendid spring at hand, good air
milk, butter, eggs, etc., cheap and good,
and everything to ourselves although
there is room tor all Gladstone assem
bly." They are camped at Cornett's
picnic grounds.
Henry Meldrum left Monday to begin
the contract for his government survey
in Klamath county. He took along as
crew, Jack Blunt, John Holland, W. B.
Murray, Malcolm McCown and William
Helis. They expect to be absent a
couple of months.
Charles Walker, who had a large piece
cutout of the fleshy part of his arm at
Herman's mill at Molalla, about ten days
ago, is in the Oregon City hospital, and
getting along finely. For awhile the
physicians were alraid his arm would
haye to be amputated.
II. II. Johnson and Ernest Rands
leave today to ln-gin their contract of
veying two townships of land included
in the Willamette Valley A Coast Range
Wau'on Road Co. grant, on the head
waters of the Santiam. Their crew con
sists of George Ward, Bert Nash, David
Henderson, Bon I lack ley, A. E. Wors
wick.I. L. Hoffman, Wagner, Mitchell
and Frazer. They exect to be absent a
couple of months.
The Oregon City board of trade has
just issued a neut, nicely illustrated lit
tle pamphlet, published by the Entkh
phise, giving a brief history of the city
and itood illustrations and decriptions of
both city and surrounding country. It
is a credit alike to its authors ami pub
lisher, and if properly distributed, must
result in desirable udditiuna to both city
and rural communities. Industrial
Herald.
W. J. Evan, the shingle manufacturer
of Beaver Creek, is down with malarial
I trouble and over work, and Mrs. Kyans
has been very sick fur about a week.
Their daughter Annie is also down with
rheumatic fever and the youngest son,
Llewelyn, has been sick for nearly three
months.
County Surveyor D. W. Kinnaird has
received a new solar transit from St.
Louis, of the Saegmiller make. It is a
great improvement in the line of solar
compasses and cost him $275 in St.
Louis. Its aluminum parts make it
both light and durable.
Adam Triechler, w ho died last week
and was buried by the county, leaves
four children in destitute circumstances.
He wus formerly employed in the woolen
mills.
W. E. Johnson, formerly from Mount
Pleasant, writes from Myrtle, California,
that his wife is much improved in health
and the family are well pleased with the
climate and their new home.
Dr. A. P. Sawyer Sir : Af'.or suffering
for four years with ft male weakness I
was pursuaded by a friend to try your
Pastilles, and after using them one year,
I can say I am entirely well. I can not
recommend them too highly.
Mrs. M. S. Brook, Bronson, Bulhel
Branch Co. Mich.
Sold by (ieo. A . Harding.
That 20 acre tract, level road, 1!t
miles out, plenty of running water, only
;r,0. C. O. T. Williams.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
dold Medal, Midwinter Fair.
DIt
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CREAM
Most Perfect Made.
40 Years the Standard.
UNIVERSITY OF 0KK(i0X, lM-lO,.
"TlIK I'm YKItSITY OK OlIKtioN, Kltgi'lie, Oregon, oiler free tuition to
nil students. Young men ciin olitiun lumnl, lodging, lieut inul lirlit in
the, dormitory for I'J.JiO per week. Koomers furnish their own linen.
You hk women are provided with hoard in private families t M.OO per
week. Younn women doHirinu Ironrd should address I'rof. Jolui Strauh,
Kiip'tit', Oregon; or Secretary Young Women's Christum Association,
Kugfiii'. The university oilers three Imcfiiliniiciite degrees, Ituclielor of
Arts, Ituclielor of Science mid Huelielnr of Letter with ctrrrt'Hrndinn
courses of study. The tollowing Hlmrter courses are also ollered: An
Knglisli trourse leading in two years to 11 luiHinoss diploma and in throe
years to the title graduate in Kiiglish: An advanced course for graduate
of normal schools loading to tho degree master of 'dagiigy: A three
years' course in civil engineering lending to the degree civil engineer:
A course of two yours for teachers of physical education loading to a
i , .-Ti 1 . j 1 1" i 'ri. 1:
diploma ana uie title tiirectot 01 tuiysicui onuciuion. uio 1 nivorsuy
charges an incidental fee often dollars which is paviiMe in advance, by
all students. Students holding diplomas from tin1 puhlic schools and
those having teachers' cortilicates are admitted to the preparatory
department wiitioiu examination. 1 imsc desiring inioriiiiiuoii regard
ing tin; propratory department should address the Dean, N. L. Narn gun,
hugeno.
For catalogues and information address ('. 11. Chapman, President,
or J. J. Walton, Secretary, Kugeno, Oregon.
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BKKKV WEBH.
TVE H B & JAMES
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Carriaeo Painting a Specialty.
t aints ot all colors aixl shades mixed to order
small fiuantities.
Main Shop at Story llro's. it Go's, carriage ami wagon factory, next to
Xohlitts Livery Staples. Also next to the Oregon City Iron Works,
Oregon City, Oregon.
PAINTING.
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in largo or
f-n-i'VH lit UJulfcfcH ittlm
iKKPSBU2JE
State Normal School
Monmouth, OroKon.
Training School for Toachers
Complete Miglrt-I irnile Trninlinj I 'opart
liienl, and tlnmnkli rriilYiiniil
Cnurne.
The )iiloma of the .School
I'lilillon one tu tcm li In ny iinrnlv in the
male without further I'liiiiiltuillnii.
Board, Lodelns. Books, Toulon, $150 per year.
Beautiful and Ilealtlirai Location-No saloons
There is a H'hmI ileniitnil lor well trained
teachrs: There is an over snpily
of untrained tcitclrorit.
CutuloKiie clii'iTlully mmiI on application.
Aildrewt,
I'. I.. Caiiipholl, I're.i,,
Or. YV. A. Wanii, Hoey.
WHITE COLLAR LINE.
Strs. Telephone, Ocean Wave and Bailey Gatzert
Columbia River & Puget Sound Navigation Company.
Alder Street Dock, Telephone No. .'551.
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Portland, Astoria and the Ocean.
Telephone, loaves Portland 7 A. M., daily except Sunday. Telephone
leaves Astoria 7 P. M., daily except Sunday.
Runs direct to train for Clatsop beach and connects with Sir. Ilwaco
for Ilwaco trains running to all points on North boacli.
Hailoy Gatzert leaves Portland H P. M., daily, except Sunday; on
Saturday 11 P. M. Leaves Astoria daily at G: l.r A. M., except Sunday
and Monday; on Sunday 7 P. M. Connects with all trains for Clatsop
beach and Ilwaco beach.
This line has a boat connecting with both beaches, returning from
Astoria every night in the week.
Ocean Wave leaves Tuesday and Thursday, 8 A.M., Saturday 1 P. M.,
running straight to Ilwaco, connecting with trains from all points on
North JJeach.
Leaves Ilwaco, Wednesday and Friday mornings 7:.'50A. M., Sunday
night CP. M, U. B. SCOTT.
E. A. SEELEY, President-Agent.
STAR & GROCERY
Dealer In
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, FLOUR, FEED, ETC.