OREGON CITY ENTEIU'IUPK, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1890
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moHit, Jan. 31. We are enj-ylng
the vi-ry Wt of winter w.-nCier, o
lnk' and sottling in Mnit ulu.l alotur.
Fri:i are croaking, swallows have
vn H'(n roiiml llio larn, vy wil
low Are luiretinj tlii'ir liU, tl ink
tW-m oliows itself on Hik lie-l brin.li,
Hume toM'i arf IhiII1. uia ami wet'.l
lock iimn auain ami without consulting-
result torn pertli's liave lHn canvasa
Inif several prm incte with titlone try
t ii if lo inline the oil to ive either
money, miisvta or tlie right-of-way
llironli tliflr reMH'live fauns. Tho
svrli lias Ix-vn litcnlii( for several days
pant f.ir a loooniotivo wliintle,
Hev. A iron fronton i ImiMing a nice
frame liotis. rroerity evidently lias
not alighted tlili community.
Mr. Vi loi li loiitilit a line team few
lUyt .'.
the almannc one would think faring was
aliment upon tie, Ktiail.
J l iW has remove.1 one of the Tomorrow i ground li.-g'e day and it
i,...,.-r. out hr Mrs. Corhr in 'looks a If there l not muurli show of
the early W. For yearn it Us !een j his peeing his shadow
land nmrk that will linger long in Hie The pupil of Mt. No. 75, rendered
memory of nioet of us. Tlie trv wm an em-lent program Friday, Jin. 20th
sixteen liu-hes in diameter. 30 f.t bigli that heiim the end of the 4 months
and it branches 1s t spread twenty i hool. Following is the program
feet in all directions from the Hump j Song by evhool ; recitation, A. Bell
1'ourteen Deonle liave hfn known toiahaw. ltolx-rt Miulte: recitation, IMI
Lave been pirking fruit aiinullanrotisly
while standing on a single branch.
Over twenty bushels of fruit has been
.it ked from it in a single eaon . There
is still a larger one left from w hich '2i'0
pounds of fruit was gathered laid seaon.
A new attraction at John Mosers.
They keep him close Indoor. It's a boy
nd looks quite like its Fa.
Join Aden smiles as lie thinks of his
tittle baby girl, bom the 25th.
Highland
lliutiLAM), Jan . 30. Farmers ate put
ting in their lime plowing and sowing
jcrain.
Mrs. C. K. Martin is on the sick lift.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Miller were the
g uest of Mr. and Mrs. M. tiard Sunday.
Joe Fellows has moved on the Homer
place.
John ShockVy is sick .
Marira llanington and daughter Iva
are visiting in Oregon City this week.
J. V. Jones baa purchased a planer
lor his saw mill.
Mrs. Frank WWtb was the guest of
Airs. Lav Friday.
Henry Miller, ol Msrion county, was
vieitiug friends here last wetk.
Mrs. Georg Kirk, ol the city, was
visiting relatiyee here list week.
larqnam.
MiKuiiM. Jan. 2i Horn, To Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Jackson, a boy.
Miss Lily Beotley, has an attack of
Ja grippe.
Mr. Wallace and Ed. Albright are put
ting new fences around their places.
Tue health of this place has im
proved during the last week.
The school has been nearly broken op
ty ik knees.
EiCl I'rt.k.
Eaglk Cbekx, Jan. 30. The farmers
cf the bill section around Eagle Creek
have been very busy plowing for the last
few days; preparing for spring crops.
The Maccabees, of Eagle Creek gave
a social hop at Wilburn's hall Friday
night. There was a large attendance
and all a-emed to enjoy themselves.
Mr. Hoffaiister made a business trip
to Portland last week.
Jesse Douglass left home Friday for
Wasco county where he is going to work
lor his brothers, who is running a Urge
wheat farm.
Mr. Cahill, our sinning teacher, has
lour classes now so he is kept quite busy.
Elders Morehouse and Lewis held
services at Dover yesterday. Several
lrom Eagle Creek attended the service.
James DeShazerand family, of Dover,
were the guests of J. W. Douglass and
wife, yesterday.
II. F. Gibson and wife went to George
yesterday to visit fiiends.
Miss Cora Gibson, accompanied by
llenrv Udell, went to Springwater to
visit her sister, Mrs. John Ueed.
Albert Douglass and Edward Chap
man expect to return to eastern Oregon
next week.
shaw, Wm. Stone, Chaa. Stichrity, Mary
Kamnscher; select readings, Carl Perk
ev and Fred lVrn. Following the
program was a delwte. (Question "Ue
solved that fire Is nu re destructive than
water." Atiiruutive, Geo. Iliclnbolh-
em, Harry Mother and Fied Berkey.
Negative, G. Behmer, Oswold Behymer
and fk-rt Hart. The judges were, II. F
Wilcox, Maude Sten and Abe Kamus
cher. who rendered their decision in
favor of the negative.
The singing school, conducted br
Chaa. Kuthitord, is doing nicely. All
are invited to come.
The M. E. Church of this place is to
havo a new paxtor in the near future
Thev are holding protracted prayer
meeting at present, much interest, being
manifested.
Mrs. J. M. IVhjiner Is quite kk with
lagrip at present .
Spring plowing has already begun,
Chaa Shutuwar and wife, of Logan,
spent Sunday visiting his parents at
this place.
J. Murdock and wife ol Mackahurg,
spent several days the past week visiting
Mr. B. Allen.
It is reported that D. Evans saw a
large panther near the old Cutting mill,
while coming (rem Oregon City.
W. D. Billshaw intends moving east
in a short time.
Letter List.
The following is the list of letters re
maining in the p-wtuflice at Oregon City,
Oregon, on February 1, 1899:
wcxesa' Lior.
Miller, Florence Bird, Bert
Criawtll, P. B-2 Elliott, EC
Beaton, D C
mix's List.
Haycox, Wm Tbilpa, Will
Goos, Eudl BaJvage. J E
CriswtH. Kobt Sikea, Mr
Melby, Wm Winters, W 8
Moore, Wm Willard. JuO
Oaterholn, F J Vinton, Cbas W
GEO. F. HORTOS.PM.
During the month ol January 80 deeds,
47 mortgages and 50 releases ol mortga
ges were filed in the county recorder's
oflire. During January, lS'JS, 73 deeds,
47 mortgages and 42 releases ol mortga
ges were filed. There is a marked in
crease in the number ol real estate
transfers for this month, the majority o
the sales being farm property and small
tracts. Another indication of improved
condications is the unusual number ol
releases ol mortgsges filed at the begin
ning of the new year. The receipts lor
the month in the recorder's olfice were
1103.05, and in the clerk's office 171.
core
Is what many a mothrr It WUrtR
for; Boine-thin nlMoluUly t;ifo ami
reliable, that will dmrm lier terror
of that dreatl rattling, stranj;linjr
cough, no fearful to tho mother, 80
fatal to tho chiM. Aver Cherry
IVctoral is a croup euro that ran bo
relied on. Thousands pay bo.
Uu, W. J. ri.t.is ("St-mfonl EveUlh")
writes frra Tniru, N. S,
"That krnr rf mothers, th sUrtllng,
eroupy roagK, nrvr Urml ma so long iu I
haJ a bottle ul Ay. r't I'horry IV' torn! in th
booas."
"We haw ueJ Ayer's fhrry Pwtornl In
our family lor yen. Cive hn pur Ly
aad a sawrw aili f crm(, thought
that hs would d . II it brulot Up Dim
StUck by tting Ayrr's Cherry lVtral.
R. II fU.. I'Uu. heville, U
Apr's
Cscrrjj Pectoral
U P'lt up in half-she bottled at half
price .V) cent.:.
AKMY'S 'DEST SHOT.
Stxr AiUiiUMl tirneml f I'urlo Htea
U I'latiil Kierl.
Mcntoniint Colonel WiUtmu I". Hull,
who n l' ii nppoint.d ndjntunt K'
mil el l'oi to Kli n, luii Imtii ut tm hol to
tln regtilur tinny for n iitiiulvr of yenra
nnd was nviiitly iidjutuiit K'',fI "f
tho department of the gulf with his ntu
Hon In Atlanta. tUni- l Hull Ihih tin
roJMlllltioll of iM'iliil the In'nt piHtol fhot
in tho nrniy Ho hut lulicii niiiiilxrlewi
prlaiw in coiitiwt vliilo n duty In
wctitern stiitin nnd on m conntnf his no
knowiedg.Hl hllll luw Nvtl exclildinl
lrom nimpi'tltli'ti for sevorid yeiir.
which in a iiioroprmiotinitil rtHMKtilti1'"
of his proweM tluiu tlni t.Ktiinony of all
his iiiihUU
As adjiitiint genernl of Porto IHeo ho
w ill ruuk sivond t' tint ofllcor luvom-
Conallis & Ecastern K. K
WILLAMETTE RIVKIl DIVISION-.
Steamer Wm. M. Hoag.
(Capt. Geo. ltaalH)
Running regularly In t ween I'ortland
and Corvallis, stopping it
way landing.
RIVER SCHEDULE
Down river, Tuesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdaya. Leaves Coryallis 0 a. w ;
Albany 7 a. m.; l'.uena ViaU8A.M.;
Independence 0 a. m. ; Salem 10 a. m.;
Newterg 12:30 r. m.; arrive at I'ortland
30 p. m.
Up river, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. Leaves I'ortland a. m ;
New berg 10:30 a. h.; Salem 3:30 p. m ;
Independence 5:00 r. m ; ituena Vista
30 p. m ; Albany uso p. m.; arrive at
Corvallis 11.00 P. M.
This steamer baa been equipped with
first class accommodations, including an
elegant piano. I nsurpaased for carry
ing both freight and pwwtengers.
J. Ti kMnB. Agent,
Albany, Oregon.
EDWIN STONK, Manager, Albany. Or
C. O. COKF.R. Agnt, rortlanJ, Or.,
foot ol Yamhill street.
IIRCTKIANT tl'U!.U WIIXIAW P. IIAtU
nmiid of thnt department Ho Uk his
I funiily w ith him nnd expecU to rwtab
; lihh a piTimuii nt rinideiiee iu Sun Juan
(r as 'niiiu iit n one as au army ofil
frj I ctT can ever liom ti hav
V"' l I II..II u .I.J In A Il.r.l
by Mnjor II T. Allen. bo wna a flmt
lieuti uant In tho reuLr cavalry when
the Mi Kinley administration tgaa
He w as soon aiU r appointed military
attuehe to tho American legation in
Berlin. Al the bcirtnnlnK of the war
with Spain Major Allen wm promoted
to capUin of the Sixth cavalry, made ft
major of volunteers and waa ordered
from IWlin to Kautia(, where he took
command of a troop of tho Hixth caval
ry. At tho present time hn still hulils
tho post of military attmho, and it is
probable that his aptxiintment as adjn
tant ireneral of the department of the
gulf Is only a temporary one. Major
Allen while in Germany made a cliatt
study of Our man Uctica and is the an
thor of a treatise on that Important
abject
"Mrs. J. M. Call, wife of the pastor of
the Methodist Episcopal church al
Worthington, Minn., sapplied the pul
pit on a recent Sunday in the absence of
ber husband.
First bonsekeeplng furnishings are no
longer complete without prerapbaellte
pbotoRrapbs of the works of Uosattll
and Hume-Jones to decorate the walla
Caaby News.
Can-by, Jan. 31. The 4-year-old son
ol Morely Mack and wife died Monday,
Hike Uuiras and wife also lost their
w-nionths old Fon on the same day.
GmndDa Mack, w ho has been ill lor
sometime, is gradually improving'
The Canby Independent has changed
Lands and is now owned by J. D.
Stevens, who will run it as a middle-of-
the-road populist paper. Many republi
cans iiere regret the change.
The entertainment given by the New
Era Dramatic company on Monday
evening was a grand success. They
played to the largeet crowd ever seen in
Canbv . hall. The entertainment
cloeed with a good, old-fashioned dance,
wbkh lasted till daylight.
Borings.
Everybody is complaining with the
grip. All are improving, however.
Farmers are nearly through with their
plowing and are only waiting lor old
Sol to dry things op so they can put in
their crops.
Considerable excitement has been
cashed in thu aud neighboring precincts
on account of a railroad rumor. It is
daiatd that the O. B. & N. content
plates building a branch line from
Fairview, providing the people will give
it the right-of-way and ten per cent, ol
the eupiial it will take to build It. As a
IhooHandt Haie Kidney Trouble and
Don't Know It.
There is a disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so de
ceptive. Many sudden deaths are
caused by it, heart disease, pneumonia,
heart failure or apoplexy are often the
result of kidney disease. If kidney
trouble is allowed to advance the kidney
poison in the blood is liable to attack the
vital organs, or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood the al
bumenleaks out and the sufferer has
Bright's Disease, the worst form of kid'
ney trouble. Kidney trouble can be de'
tected although it be slow and deceptive.
First, by analysis of the urine; second,
by the simple test of setting the urine
aside in a glass or bottle for twenty four
hours, when a cloudy or brick dut
settling indicates it.
It was for juat such troubles that in
His infinite power and goodnexs the
Great Physician caused Swamp-Root to
erow for the benefit of enduring man
kind, leaving it for his servant, Dr.
Kilmer, the great kidney and bladder
specialist to discover it and make it
known to the world. Its wonderful
eflicacy in promptly curing the most dis
tressing cases is truly marvelous. You
may have a sample bottle of Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root the great kidney, liver and
bladder remedy, by mail free.
Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., 'Bingham-
ton, X. Y, When writing mention this
paper. Uruggists, in hlty cent or dollar
sizes.
John Zumwalt, jr., by his attorney,
W. C. Johnson, has filed a petition ask
ing to be appointed administrator of the
estate of John Zumwalt, sr. An order
was issued in accordance with the peti
tion and an order made to appoint appraisers.
New arrival of ready made dress skirts
from $1.00 to f 3.00 at the Racket Store.
Ileotsty Is the Best Policy.
Honest goods, honest tricee and hon
est dealings will surely bring success.
Every hour proves it. The last days ol
the nineteenth century show nothing
more clearly. We believe this fart and
our works demonstrate to our belief.
Our goods are warranted to he exactly
as represented, that is honest. If any
article of jewelry of our manufacture
does not give perfect satisfaction we will
refund the money, paid for such articles;
that, too is honest.
L. A. Patterson & Co. have a complete
assortment of our goods in their store,
for sale at prices that defy competition.
These goods are made from rolled gold,
gold tilled oy solid gold stock and are
warranted to give perfect satisfaction or
the money will be refunded. If this
notice should reach anyone living too
far away from l'atteison & Co's store,
or any other customer of ours to permit
their purchasing the goods of our
customer, we will sell the goods at ie
tail to such persons, under the warran
tee and deliver by mail. We w ill also
send printed Instructions as to tiie care
of the jewelry, how to clean it, etc. on
application. W. F. Main & Co.
Eastern Factory corner of Fiiendsiiip
and Eddy streets, Providence, R. I.
Western lactory ( largest in the world;
under process of construction at Fast
Iowa City, Iowa, oyer 52,000 feet of iloor
space.
Valentines!
Valentines!!
Valentines!!!
...AT THE...
BAZAAR
An lloneht .Medicine for Ij Grippe. I A fine parlor organ for sale on easy
George W. Waitt of South Gardiner, I terms at the Oregon tity Auction House
Me., says: "I have had the worst
cough, cold, chills and grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account but
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing that has
done any good whatever. I have used
one 50-cent bottle and the chills, cold
and grio have all left me. I congratu
late the manufacturers of an honest
medicine." For sale by Geo. A.Hard
ing.
"The Right of Way" ie an amuring
story in the Argonaut of February 0th,
telling how a wily railroad agent pro
cured a right of way for his company
through a stubborn rancher's land. He
staked his mule against his pick of any
hundred acres on the ranch that the
animal could beat the Overland Limited
in a race of a little over a mile. The
mule won the race The whole secret of
which, with the love-story it entails, is
divulged in a well-told tale.
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A petition has been filled in the pro
bate court asking lor the appointment
ol Elizabeth Chase as guardian ol the
persons and property of her parents,
fiilas and Abigial Shay, of Sandy, aged
89 and 87 years, respectively.
WAMKI).
100 watches to repair at f 1.00 each.
C. A. Nash, at the 1'ostofHce.
WANTED
Reliable man for Manager of Hranch
Olfice I wish to open in this vicinity.
If your record is 0. K. bore is a good
opening. Kinuly mention this paper
when writing,
A. T. Mohhis, Cincinnati, O.
Illustrated catalogue 4 cents postage.
OA0TOT1IA.
Bmt th J im a.uid ton Haw Amayt Bought
Signature
of
TIm Kind Yon Haw Alsvay
THIS IS WHAT
our customers claim for us ami
our groceries: That we ofl'tr
the best of groceries at the low
est prices. They havo confi
dence In our goods and know
that we never misrepresent our
selves and that our stock of fine
groceries is the purest aud the
most nutritious. Lout, but i.ot
least, their grocery hill saves it
self fully 25 per cent by their
dealing with Marr &. Muir.
Our way of doing business la
to t reat every one fair and square
and offer the very best in our
store.
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Tho Klml Ymi IMvo Alwuya lloiiulit.nml hMi hit !"!
Iu use for ovrr IW jir, lw Ihtiw tlio .Itfimlrtr of
nnd lutM Immmi mud under liU nr-
j j SfJ--"' Mii rvMoii alnca It Infancy.
CAV3f7SXtf Allow no on to di-trlv you In thl.
AU Conntcrf. It, Iinltatloiia mid HuUtltiitca nr but I'.f
pcrln.cnts thnt trill ulth nnd iiidui.trir th Imtlth or
Infant nnd Chlldron-r.xprrl.iu Multilist KxihtIiiuiiU
What is CASTORIA
Cnatorln l ft auhstltnt for Cntr Oil. lMrrfc-orl. Pro,
nnd N.N.thliiir Hyrtipa. It U llnrmloa. nnd I'lru-iint. t
contain iirltlirr Oplnm, Mornhln nor other Nunotlo
Mihstano. !! I II- giiarwite. It destroy M orni
nnd nllnys lVvrrUlmr. It cure DUrrlur nml U lnl
('olio. It relieve Teethlntf Trt.uhlea, cure ConMlnittloii
and rhtlnleiiey. It ftssluilhtte th 1'ood, retfnltr tho
Htonuw h and Howe!, gUmf healthy nnd imlurnl aleep.
Tho Children' runucert-Th Mother l'rleiul.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bear tho Signaturo of
Tie KM You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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BEST. Flouring Mills
Co., Oregon City
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Doors, Windows, Glass, Moulding
Or Other Dulldln Matorlal.
-C.H. Bestow & Co.
Corner i ith and Main Sta. Oregon City, Oregon.
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