Oregon City enterprise., June 17, 1898, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1898.
1
LOCAL
Johnson 1 1 lit the lii'nt littlr fuller 111 1 1 111
city.
Nlro I.niM'H fur ilicwt ti liumlug rlifiip
nt llin lliickcl Mnie.
1'lllldll'IIN lllllM llll'l ImiiiIIi'Ih nice nclee
tinn ut tint Iturki't "lorn
I.mlii'H iiinl cliililn'iiH ini'li'i wi iir iili
111 lulu limn Q ceiitN tiiw.inl ill tin- Itucket
Store.
Iliryi'ln einiiticlii, Im'li tu'i I'liiiinnl,
bile elniuicl JuM Hie iii"tf l' r I n i v 1 1
iilit furiiliuni cir ('Inn Hum A Co.,
(.'ill Klllc I l lljif lfl K.
Wn riury Ih'IUt xlvli'i mi l ' t r '
Hoi Iiih'IiIh ill lower I'liri" tliiin imv liten c
III Orctrnii Cily. ( i i i t ( i"l l" mi i'ii.
Hliip Hint cough I lake wnriilnur. It
Inn)' lc.nl t'l cointlini'tintl. A '' bollic
of Miiluli'ii Cunt ni,iv f.t .t ymr lid-.
Htil'l ty Cli.u limn A IV, ill UjViNlH, die
gun Cily.
I'ur it iiilrt iliu.e to lulrli your li'Tti H
swav fi uiii (lie motor lino iiii.I it plum In
get M 111 nt I'ltt-S Jul) i if rciiiirniK 'if borne
hoeing roll on S, !'. Hi-rlpl ut h'k Iio on
Fifth street.
Karl's Cluvi-r ltool Tea, (or CuiihI iih
(Ion Ii'm tlm ItuHt Mini If iifior iinIhk It you
don't miy so, return tlm pucksge nl n' t
your money. Hold by Chaiuiau A Co.,
druKgUis, Oregon City.
Cstitrih Curi"l. A clear head and
sweet lrtitlli secured with hhlloh's
Catarrh H.'iniiilv; sold on a guarantee.
Nasal InjiM-lor (tee. Hold by Omnium A
Co., druggists, Orrgmi Cily.
rihlloh'a Ciiiiniuiiitioii Cnro cnrcN
where oi I if r full. It InIIui leading Cough
Cunt, rnul no home should Ut without It.
Plcat-unt lo liikit hihI goe nlil lo Uie
Spot. Hold by Cliiifnnn A Co.. druggists,
Oregon City.
Tin' (irivi'ii I'ioiii'fr uKri'M-liitliin nml
III I'oill'iinl WV'Im-Nihiv. Tl i ii' .IH it i
liirkit MUi'iiil.iiirit riiiil J'l ln li.illiittnv of ,
tliWfitv pri-i'li-i. Jn.U'i'iinoll Willntinn
llfllvi'trit llin ll'l'lu m A linn lllUnli'l i
Him provlilt il Iiy tlm iinxilimy rorp. I
('.liil il KilU'ii it i lt'i li'il pri-Hiili-iit mi. I I
(ito. Iliini'it M-rrt'liirt'.
Mr. 1'. Kill l ain il I'iko 1 Mv, C.I.,
tu): "I'uiilii! lli Inollito 'it liim rit k
lien (i i on m-iitiir f Iii'Iiii.k'i'.iii, t " ( . : t n ! 1 r
litin'it I'm i ii I'.iIiii wm llif oiiiy iriitfdv
(ImI uiivi l.liiiiiiiv iflii l," Mm v o ln-rn
,
irf
tmti! liniiJii l to U.it to!npt r
fruin pniii wli
l',.r .-nli-l'V (i -
. Ii I! It lnilii c:.t ..!!.. r In
. t!.'!;
Nowialliu tiiiin to pmi.t our Imiin-,
darn roufn, ft-in fi, liiiyi'lc", Inonii-H fit;,
and Clinriiiitii A Co. Intvo tint i;fiicy for
tlm l-t l'iirt rrcpitn-d rami inailtt, all
aold at li'H tlmu rorllnnd prlifn. Kit
inrinU'r Cliannan'it I 'tun Mora. Tlm
Original Cut Kale Pru'Uin.
Dmiicl WiIIUiiih, at Hie noillioaitt cur-
mir of Center mid Scv'nilli alrei-tH, lout
choice and well Ice ted auick of fmiily
Krot i ricH w lilch Iks Ii k IHiik t very
reanorialiltt ratta. Ilia motto in "live
and lttt live, w illi lioncnl welgliU and
rottaitiirtn". Uootla delivered tu any
part of the city.
I liave Ix-cn m aufTttrnr ffom chronic
Ularrlioea evi-r itluce the war and liavn
unod all kind of medicines (orJt. At
lHt I found on nmcdy that liaa lMMn a
HiKK-i'M an a cure, and tlml ia CimniUtr-
lalo'i Colic, Cliolttra and Diitrrlioca
remedy. I'. K. (jhihiiam, (iaara Milla,
La. For mIh ly uo. A. IlardiiiK.
I was wrlouhly nflliiled wUhaconuli
for aevcritl year, and lat (all Itad a
more ncvuro couk' tlu ever before. 1
liave UHid iiiunjr remcilics wltbout re
celvlng roach relief, mid Utlo recorri'
mended to try a bottle of Cluuibcluln't)
' CoukIi Kemedy, by a friend, wlto, kuow
lng me to be poor widow, gave it to uie
I tried it, and wiili the moat gratifying
reaultM. The flrut bottle relieved me
very much and the aecond bottle bag al
oluteW cured me. 1 have not bad aa
good health for twenty years. Roepect'
fully. Mra Mary A Heard, Claremore,
Ark. Sold by Geo A. Harding.
Hoy Wonted.
InduHlrioui boy about 15 yours of ro
to learn the printer's trade. Apply at
the EnturprUo ofllce.
Wlmt Dr. A. K. Salter Mty.
IldrKAi.0, N. Y. Oknth. From my
porsonal knowlcdun, guined in obHerving
the i irni t of your Hhiloh'e Cure In caHea
of advanced Consumption, I am prepared
to Kfiy tliitt it In the inimt remarkable
Kitniedy Unit hnu fver been lnoutlit to
my attention. Il Iioh ceiUiinly saved
many from ConMumption. Mold by
Cliaiuiuu & Co., druiiniiils, Oregon City.
Stockholder' Meeting.
Notice Ih hereby niven Unit tbo onntml
meeting of the stockholders of the Ore-
1:... vi ;........;.. tfi.tii.tw mmII
tl. BOn VllJ iTIHIIIU IUI IIIR Vl'lllmil J TTI.
bo held at me oince 01 1110 company, 111
(hwrm l'i J', on r.ii tirniiy , juiy v, irtii.i,
, at 10 o'clock A. M. ol n iiil day f r tlio
"t'l""-'
, pnnvtion to nerve for the enuring yenr
'j'and trnnmtetlnjj pin'h bmineaa n may
nropcrly ccrnio before f'P p'tc'-hol'lor"'
v.. H.w.aa .0 it Mi.r nir iiirftniorH ni mn mir
meeting.
C. Ci. JAronq.
T. 'lo f.i Seeretnrv.
r Oregon City. Juno 1, 181)8.
NISWS AND
I'.l'Ht hIiIIVD
burlier liiii
In t lift city ut Johnson's
Tim Victor straight linn sprocket pre
vents rliuiii hi enrage iiiul excessive
riliHoii.
I, ih! ) .iii ' pullcrim
ii"liii'i'l i-i. i', tt nml
I'l'lllilMV lit I.UM'll,
'I Hull mKr lit
Kin roillitcrH III
A hlgli crule
I'liiui- f-ll (ur
wuri iinli'il few-tug mil
ni llrllumy A liimrli,
mi i-,ov li'i nit.
Our iiniiio i,i "l.ii;:i H tli'N mn miull
i.oiii -" iii i In- liilnnl Ni-tv Voi k hi y leu III
unliiiiciy, Cl i.u ml Ijkmi I II,
Wcbllliir f.tt! 1'tfHTV. Hit' llllf 'tt Hi V !
iMit liii""' ii. "iiil nn'iil ever liroiii'lit to
Mp't'iill ( .'il V III Hilt I'Vl Hll'lllMK ollii n.
.v'eml Hut r.'.ii.ui'iii'.ic lo your Ii irinl In
llin I'..i 't nii'l llm" v'ivn lilm mi lili'il of
wlmt I t koh on In I I a LuiiiiH county,
ItlimV induce liilil to liciti. villi lli.
A '1'ill.ir h ui'.l ih imiihI lo lo dollars
Hinni'il. I'ny up your hiiIihi iii'Ioii to the
Km 1 1 iirmsK mi'I yet tlm liitni'llt of tlm
ri'ilnrhon In print.
At tlm M K. rlniri'li Humbiy morning
Jniiii I!), Iiifiuil baptism will liu admin
istered. Services appropriate tothtioc
ranion TIiIh mill In) clillilri'n'11 duy nml
i irotfrmn in lln itvciiliiK.
Tlie pcoplii of Ml. I'litUMint i(iiv M, I..
Mount Mint f.tinily on Tintmlay ovitnliiK,
J unit H, nil olil IiihIiIoiii'J HiirpiUn purtv,
lliiuu wvio Ht Ii-hhI iOpruHviit, Tliu tven
liigwx n pHnii In hiiii'f jy tlittyoiiiiK.Hiiil
K'lnl I'liut wllli the nlinr oncn, wlntii at
it liiUt liom nil nliillliluiiro of lli'lirlollH
i it t ri'uiu ainl ruku wu wr vinl, fu-r
lilrli nil ri'liri il lo tlii'ir Imtni-i (ilinii
Unit mirli ori'iiDioiiii nIioiiIiI iM'etir olli'iicr.
llorf to l.ook (iiiuil.
(ioo l limkH urn tc-nlly morit limn nkin
,i i'i, ili'pniiliiot I'litin ly on 11 liralidy
I'lHnliiioii of all tin: vital oi.uih. If tlm
livi-r in lmirlivi', you Intvi it liillioiin look ;
If yuur hfotiiiii'li It iliroiilori"), yuii luivn
ii il; hm plii: luukj if your k'nliii-yn nrv uf-f'-r'c
l, ) "'1 1 , . v tt pint ln"! look. Hn'i'.ri-
I lo-.i'!), tut'" J'l'U t:ll hiln.ly 'vi'
1
Kin, I 1i.1.m, "i.ii'i-lrn: r.ii'.i-r.t Im it uoo.l
Allio i';vi' mi I T 'liir. A. tt tli-i'i-lv nil
lint Kloinm li, livi-r innl kl lin VM, purilii-H
tint IiIihhI, nilr iilllii-t, lilotl'lll-H Kllil
Ii;!h, innl h.wh it oo'l 1' iiiipti'xiofi .
,vi'. ul CI1.11 Hutu .V Co. 'it I'iii S;,'ii-, Till
ri'lilH per Ii Pli',
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i
Wrtrrli'il
I 'i 1 tMtTi-''it !' hy I it Oregon ('llv.l
j In , i- Tt, l-'t, ,t V"n I.. I'lloliuiy
B'i 1 Mr. Alum M, l.ilHttortli.
Ontt of tint rtHnt.t Juno weiliHiiKH of
t!iec:tnin took pluce at the reHlilcuce of
Mr. and Mrn. JhIhiO. I'ilitlnuy, in tiilri
cily, Wi-ilnn-ilny iifinriiooii when their
diuiuliter, Mihs Vera K. riUbtiry wan
uuiltid in rnairiHgtt to Mr. AlUn McLane
KIlHWorth, of I'ortlitntl, Kev. J. K. hi tup
mm of the latter city ol!lciting. The
houpe Kit very liuniUomely decorated
with rones, marguerite, sweet ies etc
the prr-valllrtg colors Itelng green and
while.
Promptly at 1:30 to the strains at
Tanliauoer, played by Mies Beatrice
HorloMr, of this city, the bridal prrxrs-
loii. led by MiHs I)olly Tratt and Master
Howard Ktrickler each bearing garlands
of green, proceeded to (he temporary
alur at one end of the spacious parlors
where they were met by the groom and
bent man, Captain von Kgljffittein.
Then followed the UHhera, MeHHra Samuel
Ludeisand Itolnirt Catlin, of Portland;
the charming brldeemalds, Mies Grace
Wi-IhIi of SUM'kton.Citi.and Mies Bertha
Uiirlu of fortland ; the beautiful maid
of honor, Mies Florence Morey of this
cily; and luatly, leaning on tin arm of
her father, the bride, certainly one of
the falrenU She was daintily pawned in
white orgitmliewith tulle voil and carried
a bouquet of bride roees.
The brideemaida' dreiwes were aa fol
lows: Miea Welsh, green aod white
figured organdie; Minn Harm, white
wins oyer green organdie and Miss
Morey, green organdie with moire rib
bons. After the ceremony refreshments
were served, at which function the
memliers of tin Ayli club, to which the
bride belongs, and her most intimate
frUunls, ees'inted. The room where the
bride's cake, containing the ring, was
distributed, was a creation in red, while
and blue; digit were artistically draped
and red and white roses, blue bachelor
bullous aul other floweis of the above
named colors were ingeniously arranged.
A tlielcgt-ud runs, the one who secures
this circled bnnd, she it Is who next will
don llie wedding garment. The young
lady wlume fate Is Healed is the bride's
cl.iUn, MidH li.UCI 1 IliliUI).
The bride adopted the pretty t-UHtoiii
of toHlng lior hoiKpiot and from nn upper
balcony she threw it to the throng of
morry maidens below and fortune
fuvoii-il Mine Milla Kelly in obtaining
the fragrant prine.
Mr. oud Mrs. Ellsworth luft eu tbo
3 :45 train for a short, wedding trip to the
Bound, bearing with them the congratu
lations and bent winlies nf many friends.
Horn.
Luvtn. To Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Loyott,
on June 14ih, a daughter.
oniA.
Boan tlio
Status
of
j 1 iid miiu iuu itare mm
The Kind You Hare Always Bounlil
INCIDENT.
Hil'k lll'll'llllllH llllMollltfly Bll'l tllT'
iiiiiiKintly ciirml hy imIiik Mokl Ten. A
pIcHHiuit IiitI) drink". Curijn coiinlipH
tion mill iiiiiKi'"tioii. nuikcH y)'i nt,
Mliiep, vtoik anil luippy. 8iiliifiu:lion
ini!!i:iliM'i or mutiny Imck. ci-nti
Mini 5il ci'iilx.
(iov, firl lm hmiii-I Mm proi'lmnii'
lion lo III! ttiit iclniniit r' n t ly Hi'iit to
llm fn.iii Iiy tliiM mI it't. I'ii'Iit hiMcill
Onviin Cilv n1'!" 'l I'li'H mi'I l.li-iii-niiiit
Miiiiini linn dniiyo of I lid ("iioIIimk of
tint M'rniilii 'lint cnrolli'il incii t ill li
Hunt on nml join llm compmiv to wliirli
llii pinpnrly I luiiu nml not l put in
to ii r 'iiiitiI Iiiimi unollii-r (! i'.
Wlimi a h'ihoii in
wu-iiiiiK 1ltt.1V lln-lt ii
NolliiiU ho woni.'H 11
luKiiiK II.H.Ii ami
i H i'it for nl.tr in .
li r-ii-i.tii . Cofi'
Hllllll.llVi'H VtO'llil III VIT ll.lt if lllt y COt ill 1
icu-iiu 1 i r in mil wcijii. In fin-t lliin-
M011I1I lie no r"h'-111ni1tn.il il
II,,.,,.
no iikIiii of dm m ni ftn. 'i ll ) riiui-n of
Huh I'jhh of i-li t 11 fmlurH lo propmly
.li.-ct tins fuol t-iili'!). ,Ninit-t'iiUi
of our iIIi-i'.ihi h ilaif Inn k to moiiio du
ritiiL'i'UUMit of llm Hiouiii:li,
'I'liM blmki-r 1 i (,'t-Hl i v Cordial will n(op
tliix witHiintr of lint ImmIv, U act by
cmi'-liiK Ilit fond wo cut to ho dintli'il
no h lo do fiorxl, for iiridit'i-Hti'd fijod
dot liiurit liiinn tliaiiK'xil. Tint Cordial
coiititlnH fooil ttlicmly ilinc-li'J and ii
digitntiir of fxl hn wtill.
Kvtiry tnollittr I.Hti'H to make In-r cliil
dicri take Cantor Oil. LhxoI in Hwect
CattorOil.
Circuit (unit.
Oregon City v Clai kiiiii.m county, man
date of Supreme court entered by w hich
coiinly turns over to the city $'JHj.l5
and cimln.
Minnlit 1 1 4 tn vs L H.1111 divorce
granted and plainiiir given her maiden
riitineof Miiiititt .Mi Ke.ni.
I'ttcifli! Iinpleiii'int Cj vs Shiveiey,
jmU'cnn i,t i.l ( 1"1.17 given lnlmiir mi l
Ultiii'liiil proj.erly ordered Smd.
W I. Iliil'lli- iuti v F. CM.i.I'ok au l
Wife di.Htiiin. ed ; CiiHi' Hiltl-'d out of court.
Kx;t-rts employed by gr.tu 1 j-iry bill
of 2Tj .''.) ord-ici I' .i.l.
H A Nicau u VH It I. U l-n -ll. dif
ini-H.. I.
(iut'ul IVti 1 'on vn Ad uu Troj r, a tin
of leiil ptoH-rty, cotilirumd.
111! C.mli.-i I vn l.lt Jfiey, nale of
real property, continued.
Caroline James vh Cyrus Joiien, or
dered lli tt tl.-(ei) Iiiul p iy alimony
dill 1114 lint peini' in v ol Ibis t-Ult.
I.nig vs Ooor.'H, ordered that proof bo-
boie the refer.-e be made by July 1st.
Hicx k vs l'litlkinner and llotinevumn A
MrRritle, julgmetit agniriHt I'utikamer
foiJIlOl.rit ami attorney fee of in favor
of llonneyman.t Mcllride and mortgaged
property ordered sold.
Thayer ct al vr Fehlor, decree ol fore
closure set aside as there is another de
fendant to le brought in.
Dervall vs Buclmiinun, judgment of
f'.'l!) 83 and o0 attorney fee given plain-
tin.
NKW CASKS riLED,
C. K. LeiUee vs. John Ullck, action
for U5.
I. A. Bowen vs. James Shaw, et al,
foreclosure.
Security Paving k Traat Co. vs. fi. V
l.uellinf , forecloeure.
Jacob BtaufTer vs. U. II. Flannagan
et al, foreclosure.
Jan. Buckbee vs. W. II. Burghardtet
al, for 1100.45.
Cue Our Quaker Cabinet.
Enjoy Turkish, Russian, Sulphur,
1'erfwatod, Thermal, Medicated aaid
VaMir Baths in Uie privacy of your room
at Itotne or abroad for three cents.
Water baths cleanse the outer skin or
surface only. Omr method cleanses,
purifies, invigorates and tones up the en
tire eyetem inwardly by opening the five
million clogged pores of the skin, enab
ling nature in her own way to expel by
perepiratlon all impurities and effete
matter from the body. Makes your
bkjod pure, your sleep sound, your ekin
soft, white and beautiful. You feel
younger, like a new being. It postively
prevents and cures uiaeuse. The Quaker
is endorsed and recommended by the
most eminent physicians aud over 97,000
utters. Ladies are enthusiastic in its
praise. No aasistant or experience
needed. A child can operate it. For
sale by Steward A. France Oregon City.
Wanted.
Some wood haulers. Apply to
Okkoon City Manukactuking Co.
Beautiful shirt waists, latest Russian
blouse front at the Racket store.
Threslng Machine for Sale.
A ten horse traction engine
and
is in
separator for sale. This property
good order and will be sold cheap.
W. II. Bonniy, Redland, Oregon
CASTOR I A
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature of
EAST. NOUTII.SOUTII
ClackiuiHiH Coiinly IVojilu Wrife
from Afar,
iiiitu: i;vn IITAIMIXU J.EITMJS
liiixtlliiif New York, 'I'rmrcily
hkiiifiiwnr, nml Hot Mint
from f lie Orrgiin.
from
An I nt itchI I :i 6C Letter From New Vork
Nkw Vohk, May 7 Il inuv 1e of in
teiecl to Homo ol your readers that the
writer, having reni'led in Oiegon City
several mouths Hhould m've a little ac
count o liimwlf, and inci'leiiiitlly, HK-ak
of Home thingH of intentHt in thin, the
greuti-Ht city on our continent, hhould
any r'-Hiilent of the Falls City tt'-i-k 11 rf,
we luty be lonml rei'liiu near Morning
side I'mk, within a block of Columbia
1 uiiiverMiiv, in full yiew of (irant's tomb.
'111 t 111111 11 in iitai hi toe imiy Apo"iit-w,
corner ol W ent Twenty-eight street and
Ninth iiveiiit whent, during the hot
tiiontli" nf July and August, all services
are HUHpeniled, except lint morning ser
vice arid sermon at 10:45. They will
hear the name voice heard in fit. Paul's
and, they miiy listen to the same nermon.
This city is one of overwhelming
magnitude. It reHciiibles more and
more, London, the metropolis of the
world. Its Increasing size iinpresHes us.
But It is a city of extremes and exceeses ;
so are all cities. There is splendor and
i-ijiulor, intensity and illnens, virtue and
vice, infidelity and faith, horror and
happinens, hell and heaven. But, upon
the whole, Christianity has an immense
and increasing influence here. All
deinoiiHtrutiona are alert and earnest.
The F.piscopttl church is, as an army
with banners, muhty and Chribtlike.
At times wu have lieen able to get away
from our own church to visit and observe
the workings of others Some are
marked lor simplicity of service, others
for lit'iiuty, tithe's for practical Work, mid
all alike for their Cin e-it den'ue to bless
mankind. If a kind l'nn idence Mull
l....l......l. 1.. I... If. 1.. . .t.u
give us the opportunity, we shall be
gl .'1 to rtvite there thingt fiom the
rbineel of P.iul's Home day.
Cp to the fi; -t of June the weather,
fur two mouth", bus been as itisag-ei-able
as i' wss minnnl Out f H.-ven'y con
secutivit dayj oiily eleven were without
siniW t.r mill. Wo hate kllottll, f ir
)e.iii, that 1 im rainfall, pel uiinuin, Wat
the simp in l'liihul'-lphia, I'avet purt,
Iowa, and I'oniaui.', Oregon; but, this
I" in.' the tiist Fpiiug in the i'.tst in 11
vents, vio ti-tu not qnile pn pared tor M)
Coich mow snd rain. We had forgotten
the variableness and sudden turning of
the weather.
Discerning business men say to me
that the entire Pacific Coast Is on the
eve of a tremendous commercial uplift
That if we annex Hawaii, and hold the
Pbillippines, the center of trade will
perceptibly shift to that region. This
may be optimistic; bnt there is no doubt
ing that ships of commerce will take the
place of ships of war, and, like shuttles,
bock and forth between the coast and the
isles of the ocean, construct ties that
shall bind peoples and enterprises to the
enrichment of the individual and the;
welfare of the whole. Shall not Portland
as well as ban Francisco share in tbo
commerce of the eeasT Shall not the
splendid Willamette rirer, with its nn-
snrpassed opportunities for industrial
enterprises, have a large port in supply
ing Honolulu, Apia, and Manila with
manufactured fabrics? Without neglect'
ing cereals and fruits, why not increase,
in quantity and variety, all sorts of
manufactures? Not so much the farm
as the factory, not so much produce as
products have enriched England, New
England and the Eastern States. The
farmer is honest, the manufacturer is
inventive. The farmer develops the
ground beneath his feet, the latter brings
riches from afar. The farmer supports
the manufacturer, but without the latter,
the former would simply subsist, having
scarcely money enough to pay taxes.
If, as business men predict, we must
henceforth have a navy that shall rise
to second place, and a standing army
quadrupled, and with new and large
markets upon the Pacific and in the
Orient, why not Oregon City and the
major half of the valley share in the
coming prosperity? Why not young
men and strong men combine to manu
facture? Why almost anything, from
a patent medicine to a battleship.
Wm. D. Williams.
A Letter From the Far North.
Skaoway, Alaska A few lines from
this place may not be unwelcome. The
weather is all that can be desired, warm
and pleasant, no sickness to speak of,
nor has there been for some time.
Several of the doctors who have been
here during the winter and spring have
luft, notably Dr. Cornelius; and the tine
new Red Cross hospital is almost un
occupied.
Packing, which was almost suspended
while the winter trail was breaking up,
is again going forward, the wagon road
being of greut asMblaiice.
Times, which w ere dull, comparatively,
while the packing was stopped, are
lively again especially Bince the railroad 1
boom struck the town. This road, which j
was doubtful for awhile, Is now nn
assured fact, and is being pushed rapidly,
rights of way being secured, and the
sound of pick and shovel being heard
constantly. Property is rising in value
every day.
A fire carlerwly set In a brush heap,
and left to Its own devices, spread and
burned eight houses, some of the bonnes
contained large outfits wlilch the owners
inien let) starting for Vnwwn with kjoii. '
Decoration Day wis duly observed here
hy exercises in the Boyal Tlmatre 1
building by the school chilrdren after a
pHr.ido beaded by the bund pi tying suit
able inusiu
A Negro woman was four.d murdered in
her room a few days ago, and tint mur
derer has not as yet been apprehended.
! I find that a great many, owing to the '
heading of Skagway to the items detail-1
lng the news of the avalanche on the i
('hilcoot trail, are under the impression
that it occiired on this trail, which is a
mistake. The Cbilco.jt is the Dyca trad.
Thin is the Whie Pass, or bkatfway
trail, and is s ife.
War news is eagerly looked tor, and is
had here In papers four to live days old
from heat tie.
Fine fishing is hod here in the lakes
for trout and also in the lay fur various
salt-water fish. Mrawbeiries and cher
ries are in market, alun various kinds
of vegetables, brought heieln cold stor
age. Some nice gardens are being put
in here, and there is no doubt but what
they will do well. Streets have been
gravelled in the town, and look very
nice.
Mr. Mclntyremar possibly go into the
interior soon. His friends may be glad
to know tl at his health has greatly im
proved since his residence here and be is
so fat and hearty they would hardly
know him. He sends greeting to his
friends and wishes for success to the
Republican party.
Mrs W. M. McIstykb.
Fred Xclft'in 011 the B.illlcsliip Ortgeu.
U. S. S. Okkoo.v, off Santiago de
Ci ba, June, 2, 1808.'
Dear Sister. I am going to keep a
sort of diary now and write each day un
til I get a chance to send it. The Oregon
is wiih Sampson and part ot Schley's
fleet blockading this port. This after
noon at 12:15 the bxikoJl saw a fciuoke
snd the Oregon ?nve r'niip for V hours.
Ws run under foreed drt'!gii, linking
l'i."") knots an hour, utmost at much at
she made on her trial tnp, Hi 7'.) So
ynti see sue is not much dam ped by the
long trip, overiok the tug at 2:5);
Proved t" ba iicwp ipei tu. Lieuten
ant Ev'L-ill boaidrd the tug and repre
manded the captain for running away
June 3 Lai-t night three men vuluu-let-red
to take an old coal bteamer and
s.liK l.l'.r ill loe t-otl klutt lo Hit; liAtoor
which is very shallow, so that the Span
ish ships which are in there could not get
out. It is known that ships are in the
harbor but they do not know how many.
They sunk the steamer all right but have
not yet returned. The foit is at the
entrance to the harbor and it is feared
that they are captured or killed. At
3 :30 a Spanish tug came out and steered
for the flagshp, New York and informed
the admiral that men from the coal
steamer were captured, two being
elighlty wounded the fort has fired a few
at ns but they are such poor marksmen
that I don't consiier we have been nnder
fire, the nearest shot s about 300 yards
away. At 1 1 :39 general quarters sounded
and we started to chase something, pre
sumably a torpedo boat The New York,
New Orleans and Dolphin fired at it
but the Oregon being stationed farther
out did not get there in time to fire. It
is believed the New Orleans sunk her.
The forts fired a few shots but they were
so widest the mark that they caused no
excitement.
June 4. The cable-boat cut the cable
last night, so the Spanish have no com
munication with the outside world. The
torpedo boat Panther picked np two 15
foot torpedos that were floating about.
They were fired by the toipedo boat that
we chased last nigtit. The Spanish have
a poor eye for shooting for they have
about 19 ships to shoot at and they
missed all of them. At 4.23 the fort
fired a shot at the Massachusetts and the
Texas returned the fire ; fired one shot.
Ueneral quarters souuded on the Oregon
and we loaded all the guns and waited .
The fort would not fire again, so we
didn't, as we are waiting for troops to
hold the town after we capture it, 10,000
are expected tonight when they arrive
look out for a squall. Cuba seems to be
covered with Morro castles but I think it
They all say that
nt BnnHf Says Must Be Si!
HARRIS' GROCERY
Headquarters for Hay, Lanrlplnster, Seeds,
We have just removed......
to the old Bee Hivo stand, next to Huntley's
Book Store, and have received anew line, of Gents'
and Boys' Furnishing Goods for Spring and
Summer direct from New York which we are selling at
the Lowest Trices. Give us atrial and we guarantee
to give every customer satisfaction.
Main St. between 7th and 8th,
Royal naktt the food para,
wbolttom aad stllctMo.
m.
km
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ravDEfi
Absolutely Pure
tovAi HUKtftia fownf s et)., sew vohk.
will go up in smoke tomorrow. V,'
learned tonay that the poor fellows fr m
tne Merriiiiac are confined in the lor', t&
if we bombard the place we must k II
them. We cannot see the town, for it it
behind a strip of land. The bay is sr
narrow arid so situated that a ship mifht
pas and neyer see it. We have bet-aj
within 4,8)0 yards of the fort todav hut
they wouldn't shoot at ns. The Oregon
has been cheered eyery place we have
been, except by the Spanish and they
don't know a good thing when they ca
it.
We feel the heat a great deal here but
otherwise suffer no inconvenience; have
plenty of hardtack, flour and tanntl
meats and vegetables. I am dreHsed
mostly in a small towel sitting under
ventilator while I write. Everyone is im
patient to begin fighting, but as we can't,
we smoke Key West cigars and wait.
They sold us about 10,000 ancient eirt at
Ket West and for days most of the t re
held their noen. It looked funny ujr
the boys hold their noses with one ban J
and crock an egg with the other. I don't,
like egs myself. I like to collect relic
bnt ancient fvs are not in my I i new
Well, I guess 1 will quit for this t me.
FkedNeu
F.mil Lund, a Swede of Oswego, whitr
laltoring under temporary insnd'y
sia.shed bis throat three times cut'l.-g
j Lite jugular vein and trachea. Luna oil
j ite-eii working for Mr. Morey 0:1 tb
ranch umI the distressing accident occur--red
aloul 8 o'clock in the morning while
his wn'e was gelling breakfast. There
is small chance for recovery as I e lias,
become ycry weak from loss of bluotl at d-
t the tra h.-a ia so cut it is is hard to 1 i
Tic.it Lay.if i;.;ft can be eurl
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