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0otlcii4T6jEe. will .be. a'aeetiagoi fbei
gubscribers to the capital- stock of the Oregon
City ifn3ti nMJTlMMMiOwMnsJat
the County Clerk'.,, ofiica, ou Saturday, the
S9tb of eeenabf r f 66 -at 7,o'elpekP.;M - ?H
.. . By order of the ..IXCQUPOHATOR:!
t Bluff Street. t At apeciul meet
ing of the City Council', Tacd ohM6uday eve-
nioz," an" ordinance was passed providing
foe tie establish meat of the grade ot Bluff
street, from :SeeorVd" street ''to Seventh
street. ; ' Dip ft s; ret ' "runs ( n qrth .and south
parallel with, and east of .Maiui stroef.- -It is;
very desirable tuat 'it suoukt oe graced ana
improved,' to conform with. th6 '.Maui street
of the City.; Ati- property .'-ilc,ng the; street;
will receive its proportionate increase of
value by such a movement ' The"aI"Iey '.ruhr
n i b g thro ugh v,bioc k , '2A w as ordered . to a
graded and McAdamized, and eventually alb
streets aud alley-way- - leading 'o""' Bluff
street, will be "similarly improved.-.' By these
indicationiJ.it will be seen that capital is ac
cumulating, and population increasing, in
Oregon City. The imprpV'eojeut 'of '' streets
O if.', a .consequent ..sign , of prosrK'rity, and
where a community is found t improving its
streets and highways, inquiries ait' more
frequently made regarding the oppoituuiues
to invest money, .Oregon City h&s- done
very well, since the time it was settled, with
one street,, but now it is found that we, want
more streets even, . than there is accomoda
tion for on the lower "bench." Very many
sites for residences have been selected upon
the .bluff, and. High street ; has of late ob
tained quite noted popularity. When we re
moved our household goods to this city from
Poit!and,a short time since, we were unable
to obtain any kind of a tenement in which
cu Jive, Mid allowed bur '.'freight" to remain
in the P. T. Company's warehouse until si
house was built jbr.usV' Since, then at least
a dozen houses, some of which are equal in
polntof style to the best, have been started,
or finished, on the bluff. In every, case they
are owned by the parties who reside in thorn,
or contemplate residing in therm; The pop
ulation of Oregon City is of that class gen
erally which may bo, considered permunent.
They arc at home, and . realize that come
what may, no change in human affairs can
more their support, the manufacturing in
terests, away from Oregon City, hence they
are at nome. As these new streets are open
ed; and their grades become ' established,
ciea will see tlmt the best . investment they
tad make is the purchase of a lot for' home
stead purpose's, 'and when this is done" they
can the better consider , themselves pei dil
uent residents here.
P ; Passing Awav. The Cinj.nittoe
on streets, at the last meeting of the Coun
cil,' were ".instructed to have the. fire c:tern3
ion Main street filled with earth. These fire
cisterns were constructed years ago, for the
i30 of the city, when M'Luughlin Engine
Company No. i. was in its glory. Now, not
that the cityis any less exposed to fires, but
that the engine company has long since
ceasqd to exist, aud the cisterns arc becom
ing dangerous, they are ordered to be liiied
w'th earth. ' M'Laughlin Engine Company:
No. 1. w-as org inized in .the year 1 S"5. The
. Department .then .had for; Chief Engineer
James O'Neil ; Assistant Engineer, John M.
'Ooodwin. On the' 19th oi January, 1CC.," the
.'Department was re-organized,-' and E. Mil
wain was' elected Chief Engineer. Capt.
Wm. Dierdoiff was at the same time elected
"Foreman of McLaughlin Company No. 1 ;
Lew. Day 1st Assistant, and Arthur Warner
-d Assistant; W. C- Johnson Secretary, and
Thos. Charman Treasuier. During lift
time of these organizations thejenginc prob
ably f?iore than paid forTtself by confining a
,lire on two separate occasions, to the build
ings in which it originated. The engine is
n rehc of its dav, and is vet in the citv, but
it is of such old fashioned construction, and
requires such a large number of men to work
it, that very piobably it will never see ser-
" viqe 'again. It is hoped, that the city win
soon procure an engine of modern build, and
encourage the organization of a new(fire de
partment. : .'",'
CoTTNvboi'. Paper. We ore itj
for;ned by a gentleman of Portland, that a
company with' a" casli capital of $73,000' 'are
about organizing for the manufacture of
papsr in Oregon,' from Cottonwood. The
locality of the works; bur informant under
. stand-1, .will'0 he Portland, ..'.There is 'more
. i oon here, we would suggest, for such es
- tablishments than at Portland. ' Will not
; the hicorpo?ators of that compauy be kind
. enough to visit . Oregon , City: before they
build?, We arc not "bound up" by petty
local jealousies,' but it is a fact, of which aM
" ae familiar, that the largest fortunes to be
made in nianufactuiing pursuits iu Oregon,
will be made here. ,'We might cite columus
of examples to prove that the most notable
; eases of losses in' enterprises of this nature
have been thrqugh neglect to select proper
localities, butihey .cau 1j found on every
side, and are well known by evervbbdr. : '
o
evening
last, at a preliminary meeting, held for the
purpose of organizing a Lyceum in this city,
a committee consisting of six gentlemen
were iippoiu ted to take the necessary steps,
ami report at a meeting to be held at the
Court 'House ort Tuesday evening next. ' An
'association pf t.h'i character ought to be very
autotsrau-miuis tar... e liav c timoug um
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citizens numerous gentlemen who are able
-. to .instrxtct'an' audience by " lectures or' dis-
. quisitious upon scieutilig aud , practical-subr
iectsand Ahe discussion of' qoostions likely
to be'lirought up;'cau .b made very interest -
ing nd pioUtable -.during '. the Teugthy .eve-
ningsef the winter.: - - -f i V-' s
To Donation Land Claimants.
Persons holding Oregon Citv donation cer-
titieates bearinr date nrior b-firt"nf .lno
:6t w'iif 'reOeive '.their Patents on siii-Wnd-.A
ing their ,.cei uheates to tne Kegister of the
.Land Office, except in a few suspended eases.
Donation"' certificates are ready for-delivery
::.to'those whohave not received them,; aud I. ..V.", ?S " V '0
vwiio paid the trequired certificate lee, priori Marshall have commenced theconstruction--Ho
thefirst 6f August1 o,' except W a few 'f new, y agon shop adaoi-pt to their black
asei 'suspended bn" account of cooflkts,:or. rrP; 'treetin thiVcty. Tue
.impelfcot pap"er5, y tw. builLajg willo.e Uby j-4 jeet.in siaef
WttVOSEU lMPIfiTEMKNTV-AS SOOn I3L.Th: i.eW .bell which
; lt -!- -. - ' - V. ? n, : Was' procured, by the ladies, about a year
-,as the weathex will permit, .the. JJamifactur-. , , " ' - V ' , , ,'.-'-
,'t' ' ' t yt ' since,' for the Episcopal vuurch iu this cur,
-jug. Company-propose ;McAdamizing Main- s1- i
! , f n -j-''wi.was erectd oo Wednesday last.- :Ita tone is
street,7 and putting down sidewalks, adjacent ",.. ,? . - - - . - -
oJh'j I actorr prcperry.. ... -f- ,:t u'
II. Duncan, Superintendent of the Oregon 1
City 'Manufacturing Company's 'large ! fae
t bryVjVp. ayi u g .'tendered " .his ' re sign at jbh 'pre
paifatdry to;, leaving for, .another portion of J
the State, was 4last Saturday afternoon pre
seated Ewith 4 ntdgnifi'cent goldheaded pane,,
appropFiateiy: inscribed, ; aa a testimonial pf
,the esteem of the employees of the Company
iui uiui. x utr pi escutatiuii was inaae uv jir.
Ja.mes; A. Smith, who in the cou. se of his re
marks said that the employees hud learuedi
with regret that it was Mr. Drfncah's inten
tion to retire from the position of 'Superiri
teudfint, and they, felt that" ia" View.-ot the
pleasant relations which had alvrajB existed
between Mr, D.J and themsejyes .during tLij
time he liad exercised authority, here" they.'
could not allow hich .1 to depart from among1
them without some token of their respect and
esteem. Mr.X Duncan" ;' feelingly ' respond-,
ed, and accepted of the testimonial. Many
of ooV' citiztus who ; have learned to;
regard JMr. : Duncan' ery; lighljv Wiir
deeply; regret th-it he "lias resolved, upon?
leanug us. He " has been , very
active member of the Young Men's Associa
tion, and on tending his resignation as ii
member of the Clackamas Club, his compan
ions unanimously resolved not to let him so,
but transferred his name fiom the roll' call
to the honorary lit. Hon. W, Carey John
son was elected to fill his pla'je as Vice
President of the Ciub. We believe his suc
cessor as Superintendent of rthe factory has
not yet been appoiuted, as his resignation
does not take effect until December Oth.
J dissolved. Tht' Clackunias Base
Ball Club ; dissolved their organization; for
the winter on .Monday evening last, by ad
journment until the Cth 'day of May, 1B67.
A feeling-of exceeding regret was manifest
ed on account of the inability of the Club to
play the proposed retcrn match at Portland,
with the Pioneers of that city.' The " boys"
were in fine trim two weeks ago to-day to
perform lhe feat with credit to themselves,
and, m tacthave been prepared on several
occasions since, ; to go and meet the Pioneer
Club, but some obstacle has each timo in
terposed to render them disappointment.
The organiz.atioir was kept up longer than it
othemvise would h ive been, merely to close
that contest, but having done all that was In
tht'ir power ttiey feel that the match mu
remain in prospect. The organization will
be r enewed with increased vigor next season,
and we understand that a ciub will also be
organized at Salem eay ia the Spring,
thus giving iu this State - three Base Ball
fields for contestants.
..'i pAZE . Tli fl ,g tal'
ill front of
G; M. Kesier's clothins establishment," in this
city, was laid level with the ground on
Tuesday last, by Street Commissioner Slover
and Muishal Rj an, by reason of its tendeney
to drop misceilaneoush, some of these
windy; days or nights. "The "royal hand
that razed unhappy Troy" did its work no
more eil'eciiveiv than this was done R was
remaiked. that when that h.tg staff went up,
two kegs of lager assisted it. We didn't see
any. of 'the- beveiages about when it come
down, but our friends .across the way, Messrs.
Ralston, and J. Myers fc Bro., found an
abundance of earth and water " mixed,"';
which adheared to the wall of their building
after the sphth of the staff iu the street. .
COUUT Plt'jpKEDXNG s. U fore J.;
M Moore, Justice. State of Oregon vs. D.
TIarvey ; action on. conrplaint lor; peijury in
regard to the colleciiouof taxes from defend
ant. Iluelat for prosecution; Wait for the
defendant.. Defendant held to answer in
bonds of 2,00'J State vs. A. II. Anderson;
assault and b-ittery. Johnson & JleCown
for plaintiff; McKenney for defendant.. De
fendant .fied So am? cost-, which was'paid.
State vs. A. IL'Anderson; arrested for using
threats to inflict personal injury, upon Thos.
B'uchman. Delendant was held to answer,
and to keep the peace, in bonds of $250.'-'--
' KfpoRTAKT Land ;Scit. Messrs,
Wade and Warren, of the Land Office in this
citv, bave had much of their time occupied
during the past Wo weeks, in the trial of au
important Land sait. Isabella Fay appears
as" plaintiff .' : in the case, ' against t John ilc
Lnughlin, Robert iL -Moore, and Wm. M.
Hoore defendants. The contest is for lmds
in Umatilla county. The testimony lias all
, been taken, . aud3 the case submitted for de
cision. ,
''Dangerous Undertaking Oar
fellow townsmen S Iluelat,' Esq., started for
Salem on Thursday morning ' on horseback.
.We promised, in case We never heard from
him again, to write our1 regards in his Obitu
ary. I It is d dangerous unde? taking to ride
a horse over those rosuis now. But, may
success attend your efforts, friend Iluelat.-
IIf.avv l. -Mr. T. J. TTun
saker, of this county has laid upon our table
four Pears, the aggregate weight of which is
electa pounds and eight ounces. They ? were
grown in his orchardaud were left with us
as a sample of the" size f ruit will attaini.i
Clackamas, cou ty. For cooking, purposes
this fruit is excellent. : '-
'Taxes. S her iff W . P; B nrn'h vr
"swung ground the circle," and visited all
thb'pfecincfs of tBis coiuity as required to
do by law for the collection of taxcs,"is now
'to be found "at his5 office in the 'Court Douse,
where tax-pu vers" may call un'ttJ ' Dece'rnijeV
and pay without extra cost to themselves.
j See adviu tisement.
,1 ,i?
1 M .
f ConE, thu.allegwl fiiiuister, visited
j .us. yostci-day to have; the-ia,lhyjioa of - the
,U'; ionit in .reference, to. him .suppressed
" Ills call tended to cbrroljorate yhat the S.ilem
1 paper said of him, and from the Iraterpity of
Which die claim to be a' member, ' we learn
1 that be is a noted' 'sehem'ef' ' 1; : ' i i
; CQi!iNO.n;AT : Eighx I'oe i mer
chants -of our City haye adopted the plan 1 of
i closiug their stores at 8 o.doe p. m. 'on ail
but Saturday , evenineri of tiie. business days.
T'lis cannot but be renumerativej to then),
and satisfactory to their, emjdpyecs. s : . . .
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AUCTION SALES '
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r liml isfote., Groceries. General JlercJuin-
E VER T WEDSE&UA Y
" - A SD SATURDAY!
At 1 Private Sale.
- also :
A Large assortment of Groceries and Liquors.
Wi A. ALORICH, J. C. MESEILL. JOHN il CRASEX.
M'GRAKEN, MERRILLS CO.
SHIPPING, COMMISSION AND J
Forwarding Merchants,
A GENTS OF THE CALIFORNIA.
Haw aiian and Oiegon Packet lines.
Importers of San Quentiu. and Carmen
Island Salt, Sandwich Island Sugars, Coffee,
Rice, and Pulu.
.Agents for Provost's & Co.'s Preserved
Frhlts. Vcgt-tables," Pickles and Vinegar:
" Dealers in Hour, Otair , Bacon, Lard' &
Fruit, Lime',. Cement and Plaster. i
Will attend to the 1'urchase, Sale or Ship
ment of " Merchandise or Produce in New
York, San Francisco, Hbhojuju, or Portlaud.
ALOIUCH, .M KKIIILL & CO.,
Nos and 2 Caliornia Street,.,
Tl - -anFrtmcisco.
I ; M'CRAK EN, MFRRILT & CO:, J
10 North Front Slreet, Portland.
'"FERRY & F JSTER,
V BROKERS ! r
Real Estate and Collecting
r- jsi: aj" rmr
No. 56 Front Street, Corner of Washington,
PORTLAND, CKEGOX.
OVERNMENT SECURITIES. STOCKS,
JT Oonds, itnd Real Estate
bought aud
s-.ly
to.d on Commission.
Portland, Oct'. -ISO'S.'
What Cheer. House,
Front Street, Leiueen Harrison and Yamhill,
Poryntid . .3 . ..... . O't'gon. ,0
. M. O'vO i.ViJlt, P.oprij tor,
"T'TTOULD respectfully inform his patrons
V V and the public generally that . having
moved into his
NEW AN1 SPLENDID HOTEL, :
II o is now
prepared 10 accommoaate ny
number of oersons with Board and Lodijin
' Each Room' is furnished twith . entirely
NEW FURNITURE, Carpeting, 'and French
spring .Mattresses.
rsr The Table is furnished with EVERY
THING THE M ARKLT -AFFORDS.
The Proprietor would , express hirnseW"
thankful fir the continued patronage of the
people for years, he would Cihcit the further
patro'iaga of the public, assuring them that
iio expense-or labor will be spared in making
this house the most, desirable and agreeable
Hotel in Oregon. i ! ' . ' .
Good Fire Proof Safe for keeping Treasure,
Valuables," &.v. , Tins House is. OPEN AT
ALL HOURS. ! Baggage brought from
Steamers Free of Charge.? t.; -S."y.-;
W. LAI1I LIILL. M. F. MfLKET.
V HILL Ei ltlULKEY, .
ATTOUNEYS ' and CQTOSELLOKS
AT LW.' : : '
- . -v- .
:TT7"ILL both , be found hereafter at their
VV Otiice on the corner of Front and
Alder Streets,-Portland, Oregon.' ' lyr.
J.'H ;MITCn.ELL. . J. X. DOLPH. A S5I1TH.
'' Mitchell, Dolph t Smith,
Attorneys' and Counse'lors at Lmc
Solicitors in Chaitccrii. and Proc-
tors in A'tmirottu
.... Office over the old Post OiTice, Front
streetPuraiidj Oregon. , r,5 . (ly)
, CROCKERY,
- . ' AND ; " , .
GLASS-WARE,
Queens- Wore,' Lampictc,
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Importer of articles in the above line,
wQ'ld invite tlie: attention of purchasers to
his large stock now ou hand. . , ,
Jl Front sired.
2:ly" ". ..Portland, Oregon.
L T. SCHULTS,
-Importer and dealer in ' '.
PIANOS,
MK'LODfciciNS,
...
llusieul ' 'Instruments, Ration try,
, " Fancy Goods, et-c.
CutUry,
tOU Front street:. ; Po-tland, Oregon.
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments
carefully tuned' anil repaired.' ! '? Si: 1 y
LINCOLN HOUSE, ; ; - ;
Corner of Washitigtoii and Front 56.,
Portland Oregon . " ;
".Jff, C. pIAiTILElSEX,
' Of the St. NICHOLAS HO TEL, ' Victoria,
HdvirUf- taken the above hvue, nishes to an
no nee to the public that he is nmc p
accciimh'aic ti het ifi a satitactcr
Xvtiiiiiq wiU be I-ft undone, which
power (f the proprietor to do, to rend.-r guests
vrmif art able.' '" '. ' ' 2:ly ;
JOHN UESTORj u
, . AM) UUA U If IS. MAN. i
v iljyiit trcetf. Portland, Oregon'.1
... Flans, Specifications, and accurate
Y kia li';t-v o (rsHtvl oi s i jrt: n tic j
after the' latest approved stylet v '(ty) ;
:i i Al G. ERAEFORD, V-
39 Fioi.t Sti t'CtPorti;iml, Orrg m,
IXlPi)RTEUlAND DEALEU IS
Wines and Liquors.
; also' : . ;.""'";; -':' :
Sole - Agent, in Oregon, .and -Washington
Territory, for the Coi.rKK Statk CiiAMPAig.y,
manufactured by Hoffman,.. Finke .& Co.,
fcouv CaJifornia irrape-, i, , . .. r. . t 4:lj
; - R, HENDRIE,;'
XijnjjorU r and. Wholesale Deader .iu
- EEAIJD1ES AND LIQUOxlS,
'.'! i 1 -'': 51 P ont Sir t,
ImV j .POIITLANDORCGOS.
JvSarrkitg".-
C cl i tcy, an essay, Gf
Warning,' and Instruction for Young Men.
Also, Diseases and Abuses which prostrate
the vital powers, withsure means of ilief.
Sent free of cbarg- in f-ealed lettfr envelopes
I Address: DrJ. iiKlLLIN HOUGHTON, ;
TI ) ... Howard Veoci-ition, Philadelphia $ Pa.
Ennlish Rr fined Bar and Bundle iron;
M TL'i'i'uore'i artS. pbbigon Cast Ud : ;
IF'si se Slioes, I'ihs, Ja-ps, . awe;
Screws, Fry-Pan, Sh tt Iron, R. G. Iron;
OF
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fcitfi Iff
1886
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JUST OPEXING AND EE
CBlVJSlai frhliUSaft B-ahUQo g
splendid asortmenf of
STAPLE TANCY I
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.1 , v -oi The stock comprises -all ' t he -1 s Vj
: .NETYLES, INGRESS COpDS. rr'-
tixtol artsl 'Bronte ShaMs, Lonrf and quavf
Wool Shawls' CliMik; ttaMti, (faU-
mere, aud SiAs, Fiannei, Linens, and Cot-
tuns in great caritty.
' Jlbvsek-teptvg 'Goods, Curtain's, ' Fixtures,
Mats Aj?fKd-6',- dxotwiis.atid tancy (Jvods,
A'jw Dre s Triiuin.ngi siitl lu;tois,
y?w Tiead Xets and )risses,Xeio Wool Xuhias,
Ipjf'ds, etc.; Bonnet avd-1 mnminf. Ribbon,
Xeio Kmhroideries-and Laces, Lvilrcll-as,
d'ortmonlbs, FrenJi Corjtis., l'C , Xeio Bui
mo r it and Hoop Ski it.. E,'. "
(icnthmcn's Furnishing Co7.tls. " i
Boot tf Shoes, Hats d- Caps, Hardware, Gro
ceries, Paints, Oils,- DoorsSask Blijuis, - etc.,
etc . tou'Jurh the ' vndersUjnd wouM invite the
att-ent on- of 'the puhlic in yeneral, and the old
patrons of tie fatiM t pdtictfafi
Thifijtpckll-ill'be l?jt fatly, erya tothat,, qfA
any$ an.b eaves iQuifoe w"?p(i f i
' v.jiji. ma Ls;rox.
Oregon 'City v1.5 imhM 8iH8.Ud!i f3:ly.
WOSTMAN & SKEPPARD!
. CUY BAKicY !
JfAlX,iSTRLET,OREGOX'CITY.
; Keep consiatilly oil hand'
C A KES! P I ES! B RE A D!
yl??( Cracker of all kinds !
Orders in thi Line will meet with
PEOMPT ATTENTION ! ' V
WOBTMAH&SHEPPARD
Also keep oh; hand all kinds of
FAMILY GUOClAlIES ! - v-.;Df
'", A N D r lib vi S IONS i-t
, bTEA M BOAT STOliEsi
; - : r .- ,- ''. - ; " - - y
And all Articles - u:-d for Culinary
' ' -'' '; Purposes ! ' ''
W0RTMAH & sheppard
v f Sell a. fine assortment of ,
LlQTjbjls fAXDTtBAddd !
By the Case, or at retail ! .
Attetition i : "si Ism ilirceted fo the ftct
tlmt. lH)ii(i(ly .else sells, the .
FAMOUS G LEA SON CIIgESE '
-;-;,;JN"SH0RT!. iVl. r '
Farrrrers' fin'd'thl ; public gereralryt are in-'
vited to call at the City L'akerv, w here the
truth Wjll5be,madtppiienttii it pur stock is
cotupl6te aiui -our pnet i . reasonable All
kiuus of produce taken in - exchantre for
goods:- -. WOUTMAN & SaLI'PAltD.i
- Oregon City, Oct." I SOU. ' " Xf,2 '
silElilFF'S SALE
BY YULTUC OF A DECREE OF FORE
closure ot mortg ige, and execution duly
is-ued thereon in favor of Owen Wade and
against John B. Nelson and Clarissa Nels'n,
for the sum of two hundred and eighty-four
dollars and eighteen 'cents, burins' interest
at the. rate of tw-Hre pericoi)t.r periiijnuni,
and tlte'siim oTYhu tnihe"dol!ars and thirty
ct nu .csstjp of suit, I- have, levied U)J0n the
fdfto wing ' djfcribt-d t fact of ' parcel of land
situated fartly.in ClackamdH county and
partly -in Malign countv. State of Oregon, to
wit : The east haffbf the south 'west quarto
aim tne south , eat .quarter, of ..sec
tion thirty ono,'- ,; -sind ' the ' west
half of the ySouthVy west; quarter of
section ihiw.-two4- iavTv S. li 1, E. of
the Wallarriette fh frdiah, containing 320
acres, together with the appurtenariceiOht-re
unto belongini; or iu any wise appertaining
and I wil sell, "the same at public, auction Jo
the highest bidder on Sat'Urd'ay' the' loth day
of December, A. A), lbtjfi, at i: o'clock a. m.
of said da-, at the .Caurt House door in said
county, 1o s itisfy the above amounts and
coats orsaier) C VI V ! ! f"3
' " " " 'Wi.'P. BUHN,
Sheriff of Clackamas County.
Oregon City, Nov. 1 ath, 1-83(5. - - 4:4w
FOR SALE.
ONE SET OF, FIRST "'J LASS SAW W LL
Irons, f tr Circular Saw .Mill, complete,
made at lhe 'Vulcan Iron Works, San Fran1
cico, which is a sul&eieut gu anty for the
wor k, . Ch macliinVrv isiiu store-at Mc
Craken' Merrill " Co.'s, Portland, "and the
bills can be seen at AlcLernn Brothers, on
Second Street. It is vell boxed up just as
it came from. the. shop, and will be sold at
low rat-.-s for cash. For particulars enquire
prepared to a ds office, or at McCiaken, Merrill A Co.'s, ,
y manner, i Portfand, o.r.thSttbcjrib'"''at Albar.yv Linn -ich
is ? the Coj'Oregorr.-- tliiiHM'S. MeLtCtVN.
L I X CO LN - BA K EUY, j
Vcst Side Main Strtct,
L. mXLEK,TjV - Proprietor.;
Tbft.???3I? 'y).rwQ tiafonah-. public
tnat ue still coiitiiiues tne .mann tact tire ot
Bread,' P5s," .alcw Prmf Ufread", Boston,
lint ter, Sug-w-niid Sodtt Oaekers. In addi
tion to which he-wtU keep constantly on
hand a large stock tit, tie":bctrstapl'.ftnd
family gi'Kceiies provisions, e.ta, ff
u , .is A, LEVY, r'-.-L-:i
Main Street, at' the Telegraph Office, ;r
Otvg"ii (Ji.iv.!. . ',;.!. J l .Oi- gnn
Dealer. in . , .
; ' ; Kes terms' Ready inu.de Clothing,
CiffC rs. 'J7'obarc?: " 'Pipes', Slfitnncry,
Cu ll"ry, I Villnio n n'd. II oodeix
iilVm:e,'t Yankee Nutiuns.
Fancy-and staple G-rocei ies, O-indies, Nuts, .
toys, etc.
h v-. ?J s ;iAt .11 . v
IMPOKTFR ANU' DEALEIS IS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
... . . . . . 7.
Sheet Music, --'and MusicaL Merchandise of
all kinds. Sole 'Atrent in Oregon for ' '
CELEBRATED ( ABi X ET ORGAN I
COLD 3IEDAL ; PIAXO FOTOS X
First street, next door to the Post Office, .
t -'-'-sf , - Portland Oregon., - f-ly
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PUADWAM f DDHTUCD !
SlLLON II A'
Ufa? 'yaaAr.-
After Thirteen Vears Experience !
IN BUSINESS WTHIS CITY !
Under the ofd'Motto
t .?
BXGJ l,VyiTf;iFFpRM TnEIR Nu
merous customers that thev have just
received froth San Francisco one of the larg
est and best selected stocks ol goods ever
offered in this'market. consisting of - t ,'
dry goods; czornrxG, '-'
GROCERIES, HARDWARE, , . .
SJlUJXl ,(! queexs-waRE,
- t. - r. , also:., v
T 'getTier-'-vf ilhi l :pie'u Uid.it&Kt rl m t
O F
BOOTS AND SHOES !
Of every rl scripiion, ail h bi-st
quiilit v and Iatfsttvlrs;f ' Ajo '
r 1 t x-T n -ne t
11AIO XJ Kjd . .O i
Of all qualifies; ardift"lf'f besides
many utlier g-'Ods; ! tod nuuif rous to
Gsnts ; and Ladies Furnishing Goods
Kent C nstantly on hand !
All of which we will sell at the very low
est pricw for cash, aud we warrant satisfaction
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods!
Particular attention paid t Ordert
Also; to Consignments of.Uoods, and prompt
- -I ..-Returns Made far the Same ! h .-: .,--:
It isonr int 'ntion to deal with those who
favor us with their trade, in such a manner
as to secure their confidence and continued
patronage Please giye us a call at our new
store, ou Maiu street, Oregon Cit ".
lvi : . ' C1IARMAN & CRO.
I ATENT MEDICINES nfCH kinds, kept
I by s ' CI1 A R MA X & 1,'RO. '
'A...L PAPER. -Window Curtaius and
; Paper stDtdos, kept bv
v.: - CHAR A) AX G BRO.
IT'ULL Assortment of rope, nails, etc. for
J , -sale by . CM A RJJAX & BRO,,
pUiiS, Buckets.. Wash-boards, Keeler's
X seives, etc.... CIIARHAX d -BRO.
JOHX MTERS. 1866. n. C. MTEES.
" 'J.JMYEI &' BROTHER,
C-Iacsp Caasli Store !
? Under the Court House, in Oregon .City.
DryGoods; Boots aud Shoes. Clothing,,
Groceries, Ilaruware. etc.j etc., ',
W Jiich 'hey propose to sell as cheaj) as 'any
House in Oreaon. "
Oregon City October 23, 18GG. 2:1y
LCGUS & ALBRIGHT,
(CELSIOR MARKET !
Comer nf Main and Fourth sis ,
ftngpnJJity . , . , . S.OFeyop,
rVA K fe tTils' rrt cth od o f nfoY'rh iri ' tffepob
JL: lie 'that they, keep constantlv on hand
all kindCof fresh and salt meats, such as
- B ERF, P OR K, AI UT'l OX, VEA Z, .-CORXED-
B EE F, l'ICKLED- P O R K,
-. :. II A. US, -LARD, . ..
And evei thiug else, to . be. found in their
line of business. LOG US At ALBRIGHT.
Orrgon t'ity November, I, 16t. 2.ly
CHARLES HOPKINS,
Successor to G. W.. Vauglin,
Qt t i ! " , I ' i
DEALEIt IS
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; lit
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AND
!C U T L E R Y .
i! O i' i. , it wMjiZm
t IRON AND STEEL, v
Blacksmiths , Miners'' and Mechanics
'" Threshers and Aerficutlurai '
Impl-mtuts General. y.
; . t
Nil lid Front.
S:l CorQr of Morrison st., Portland.
eW York Bakery!
F. C. 110 UN u X C ,
9ioV Street,
i rfland . :. . . . . , . .;. .... Oregon,
T J"EEPS ON HAND a large assortment of
.all kinOs of .Groceiies and provisions
os superior qualify; 5 at low rates. Also, of
his own manufacture,"' all kinds of 'i ',
CRACKERS,- PILOT BREAD, PIES,
CARES AXD BREAD! ?
A lso, a choice lot of Russian Caviar, by the
package, to suit purchasers. Also, a fine lot
'of, tfulTA QLl&Sl&iy&n byitfidSlfdn.
Oi'd Vs-trt5m l.e ihte'rior"s.ii-iiT'ed,
and promptly attendee! to. . 2.1y
v Removed6!
- Removed !
Thn .!d and WhII kllOVMl
siiad, Foil ie
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P. 'AfOXXASrrS, "Prbprieicr,
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PORTLAND . : "! . . .'I OREGON,
i TTAS - NOT' .DISCONTINUED -.WORK!
, JLX but hAs been .'removed to Second street.
between Alder and Morrison "streets where
business M jfllba conducted oil as large a scale
as in years past. 2:ly
People's Triiiisportatioii to.
; .notice.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE FREIGHT
ou the "VViLamfctte Uiven will be as fol
h'ws : . . . . . ; : : ,. . - '
Poriland to . ' ' . 1,. -, -..S-. Up. '. Doun.'
Oregon Cify ....i.-.-..'v.$2o0 . $hk
Fan tiuJd. , ; 8 i") ,: , ft OO
V"heatland s;.nd Lincoluiv , . . .:. 9 00 i (
Satemi . . Ci-... .. . . iM.t. .ri.'4.'..l' OO 7 W
-H';iJ"d Inaependciice A,1LM ' 7 50
i Corvuihs ... 13 00
J'eoria. T. . ..... ...., . ). oo 10 00.
Hai rbbiirg.V: J. . . . j '. - A. : 17 00 1 1 00
Lancaster .'.c, ....... . -18 ,00, ,12 00
Eugene Citv.;. . ;. 20 oo' '"i4 00
WHEAT. FLODR and; APPLET at Re '
duced: Rates.-.- r;c:'r-ii rnl tMf'ie!-' 1 '
-'-...'. 3:4 w. ': a-3;i,'". A. A. McCULLY, i
Nov. Ist 335.f ' t Pr6idriT P: T. Co.
NOl ICE,-- ; "
THE? ?.4NNUA b EEmGf i sOP f 4TflE
stockholders of tile PEUPLE'A TTtANS--PORTAT10.Voet.--will
be held at their office,
in Sulein on-Thursday, Dec5,. 163.. t
Salem, Oct. 29, 166. ;
r.-S .! U A: A. McCULLY, President. .
i S- T- CHrarrl, Secretary : ?:jtr,
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il'HjJ -i i :
1 1 -wtija
.3 eft ,.s;-i
: 01 ,!ff!iiifiioa 1jo in 0fi tri!l JtOfc t
shed, at
lOLdTiLmaMFACTOBT!
'daptei to ih purpos of 'Sbpplyin
1 ' the Trad itfY ' v
1 tpnv' MiVrrirrrRrn 1 ttnf!Til -
::"! '' ;ri qo-5 ,-.'.; r.T -trfi .:h..v
-tfl tn ' f; 'Inthe hneor 1? .". fci
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READY MADE CLOTHING !
TTTIIlCH WILL be furnishedfin Lots' bt
i . wholesale or retail, to suit customers.
llavitfgtacuities to keep employed Irani .
Thirty to' Forty, OpeikUyes !
All orders can be tilled on short notice.
. 'A L j: ii . ,-C.M. KEsTER."
; vrecon uuy, vjciooer, ,'po." rjtv
ad
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Win. !
Dealer in
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DRY GOODS and GROCERIES
Boots and1 SIios. "d s 1 1
Huts' and Caps, ':
v . . .... : j Crockery and Glassware .
-a Provisions, Cutlery, Stationery !
Tobacco, niik e ; JVutioiis,-;. nnd nil
' tt .ixds of Conn ry - Produce !
At the old stsmtl 'Main street, two
-"''"doors below the Woolen Factory
; ' ' Oregon City 1 -
;' t ? s- - '-"'';-
rpiIE PROPRIETOR -begs leave to-call,
JL the attention of hisbld frieuds and cus-J
Joniers, as 'wellas'new ones," to his' extensive '
assortment of goods, Suitable to the require
ments of this market : v! I iU.m.i
,z-vS, r- FA iiMFJlS , ': ;
Will find him supplied - with Sugar, Coffee,
Tea, Shovels, Spades, and Hoes, Salmon, etc. -
; !; mfchajvicsi i: '
Will find Saws, Hammers Nails, 'and tools'
of all kinds. ..;, ;,::;; .:''
ahs LUMBERMEN. :M
Will fini Mill-saws, Cross-cut-saws axes, etc.
- I -LADIES x : .--; ;
Will find ;Dress Goods, Trimmings, Hoops, ;
balmorals, shoes, and those beautiful buttons.
":; r: CHILDREN .
Will find Toys," :'and EVERYBODY will find,
something to charm the eye, to minister to
their wants, and aflord them an opportunity
to speud their money to good advantage; .
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Given to" the . requirements of the Country
'trade. 'y facilities enable me to trade with
farmers "oi-liberal principles. Please, cire!
me a call, before purchasing elsewhere. ; (
Ayl) r ; . , , WM. BAILOyV.
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RETURNED : 'T " ' ""'
RETURNED!
. ; to the . , '-J ;
OLD STAMPING GROUND.
S. ACZEEMAN !
.','; i -. ? i V.''' i'j" '':
WistieV to inform his" Old FVtexds,
' s td lhe pil hi ic : gene rally tliat he ' ;
''" has returned nir-titi . 0reg0tr, J ;
u i i City', where has-J i; T 'i j
'Just opexed oxl4 of the largest
? STOCKS jOEDRV GQobs ! m
tfp i: i: CU'.'Si-- ' HA :.:7j',- Z: II
ClotlutJ": ! ' Boots and Shoes !
; HATS AND CAPS!
t t - t i
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Also a large and. wel.l selected stuck of
" X: groceries V ; I
Please give ine a call. No trouble to
Q
'SHOW GOODS r
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will sell as cheap as the cheapest.
OT.r.,- q s.A"ckKn31 AX; I
Charman & Warner's ' Id brick store,
- lyl) i ' Maiii st.jOieg. n City
N B.-A11 kinds of I-'rodu'ce, bought,
c, w.;poe Vfeo!
I -
DEALERS IK ,
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Pumps JLea-.l Pipe," Hose, f;tc.
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"iSl ' ' AND MANUFACTURERS 'OF''1"' i
"iyJt -;3v-ni. ;u .f;,. . ,-i ton f '
. "i , . f . j
Tin,' Ccpper, ' and Sheet Iron" Ware !
(j."ijs.'i,i , . . . ; i: .hi at -t-"-" j
iswoi i.y'Main. Street, Oregon .City. 'h.X-.U:.
. r- The flubscribers ; would v respectfully, aij-'
no'unce'that they' keep constantly on hand a
F grmd assortment of Cooking, Pati0r,. Air,
Tight; tj and. otner stoves,, suitable to this
mai ktt. which are Dting
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OFFERED AT PORTLAND JUICES I i 4
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" Our .assortment irt this line if- targe, , and
will befouoJ toenibriiceiaimo-jf any desired
patteruinciudingthe,(vfiJa 10 . I 'i
Silt
A- i
Mr,
BTJ.C'Iv, .,--r . ' , ,,
HENRY CLAY; f 1
:-n: - HEARTHSTONE, - ;
WESTERN E PIRE.
GJiLAT.REI'UBLlC,
. . BLACK KNIC
i rs (jf. ..t . -f j .
KNIGHT ic. I
'HP'
Roofing and Jobbmgbf every description
t is
done to order, jn. j manner, that canot fail.
to suit patrons. r Jn f audition to the above
may be found a good assortment of. Hard
ware, Woodeuware, etci : ' . 'in '
i urn o-i V u-ji f.,-p.-W. POPE iCO.i
Orc-on City, Oct. 1255. - llly
-won. aSS2
ICares TTit,hflQMhe ue prAIedlcines I
t
Fovrttsri Yqir$, ii gn )rancisco.Q
a A,
i"Dr, Bourme's Baths !"
?tEf?S'if'$?: 9t!araPeed, according)
10 ugiefiQjpf m all cases.
;nm'
For ike, Ca r, o
Neuralgia, Paraljsi: Rheumatism, Bros-
chitts, Consumption, (incipient) Fleunsy,
1 Fever and Ague; llotbe,r. Fevers, propsy,
Erysipelas, CodsCougha, Oak Poisoning,
(for which Dr. Bourne discovered the onlr
scientific? and ture,) Dyspepsirt',aI)reams,''
Sexual W-aknes9, the'removal of Mercury
and all other. Mineral Poisons, etc. The
methods adopted by Dr' Bourne arf the
rrost-. pleasant, jtkc safejt, quickest and
most reliable , ever devised." SAVE
YOUR TIME;' "Cot ifort 'and Money, by
emM-ttft." Or: BOURNE?" Consult at ion a
FREE, by Mail, or. Express, or: personally.
Send or call for a circular of recommenda
tions, rejeretices.certifirates ofcures, etc.
which are6Tl5og by. yell
known iifid resfMmsible individuals.
u. . No.'lO HASOXIC TEMl I.E '
o Corner of Montgomery apd Post streets1 '
M ;HW, ;(SAN FRANCISCO. ;
Entraoee on Post street, adjoining
the Grand Portal!' 1 ' 1 "
; ; 7 WiEUMATisM! ;
e' Throughout this Coast a great deal of suf
fering is experienced from Rheumatism.
Weeks and even mpnths of protracted and
aggravated misery'is endure d Dy ths victims
of medical inefficiency and ignorance, which
could be cured just aa speedily as was Me.
Sfakkow, whose testimony; is gien below,
and ls oidy the echo rof 'hundreds of other
cases. Da. - BoCRNe (cures without medi
cines, which accounts for his extraordinary
success. No. lo, Masonic Temple, Post
street entrance : ' '-'"
; ;t : San Francisco, Sept. 6, 1861.
Dr. Boceke: Lat Winter 1 was nearly
dead, by an attack of inflammatory rheuma
tism. T suffered the most excruciating
pains for about five weeks, without auv hope
of relief, when a friend hearing of my illness,
called to! see me, and assured me that if I
TAOuld stop "drugging and dosing" and go
to vtm, that you would have me , walking
about ihe.streets mi three days. Sure enough,
although 1' was utterly helpless, and con
veyed to your house in a ;carriage, and car
rie into it by three stout men, and by them
lifted into the bath, yet, on coming out of it,
I "largely assisted myself, doing much to
wards . dressing, and, without assistance,
walked fiom the bath to the carnage4 . On
the fourth day I discharged my carriage and
"walked, with a friend's aid,' the entire dis
tance to your hoase (nearly a mile) and
home aiiafn, and so on until cureo". I felt
myself a well man. And now I am happy
to'do you this little service, of publicly cer
tifying to the simple truth, leaving it to do
its" work among' my friends and acquaint
ances as may chance to see this..
Your friend,
- , JOSEPH SPARRpW.
CONSUMPTION! '
ii i An Interesting Letter.
" ': Very few persons, even among physicians,
would have been willing upon any terms t :
have been in the condition of the writer Cf
the following letter on the 14th of February
last. I wilf anticipate somewhat his report
of the facts by saying that on the 15th of
August he tnade me a visit, " the very pic
tureof rgood liealth " Time, which .tries
and proves all things, has sufficiently tested
this case, "atid shown that neither relapse r.or 9
collapse hure followed the cm e is perfecf ,
and can be cited anion c the scores of similar
cases the result of my improved mods cf
treating diseases without medicine.
-'-; G. M. P.OURNE,
. : : .Water Cure. Physician,
- ' JIo. 20, 3Iasonjc Temple, Post strect.l'
e. Sacramexto, April CO,
r Dr. O.1 M. Bot-RNE Dear Sir : D is with
pleasure and satisfaction that 1 now let you
know of. my good, health. Looking back
upon what I have passed through, it seems
as if I had been lilted from the grave, and I
think it my duty to ackuowledg to you and
the world the benefit I derived fro a water
treatment as administered by you in your
celebrat'e.l' baths.' It was in August
when disease developed itself with a severe
cough. 1 then took medicines, getting
worse withfc!.. ills, fevers, loss of strength,
and" was pronounced consumptive. This
get me fp hiuking, and tinally 1 determined
to leave my business and gb o" the Sandwich
Is :ands, having been informed that I could
not be ct.'red here. I went to San Francisco,
and while waiting . for a ship called upon Or.
Bournewho stated that a trip to the island
would probably 'resxilt disastrously, wa3
w holly .unnecessary, as I could be speedilr
cured at his establishment. I placed myseJT
under his treatment, and in one week' was
feo un ach improved 1 thought I ould riskre
turuiiig home and dfb my duty aa Engineer
on the Central Pacific ltailroad. The Doc
tor objected; but I thought 1 knew better,
aud returned to . duty, in about two weeks
my cough returned, and I kept getting
worse, and contrary to Dr. Bourne's injuue
tion never to take medicine again, committed
that folly, and soon was so completely - ran
down that I could scarcely walk; so, as a
last resort, I concluded once more to try thn
Water "Cure. I went' to San Francisco few
of ray friends expecting me to; return; in
fact i thought my "return doubtful. On ar
riving at Dr." Bourne's establishment (Feb.
14, "la'ioj I was not able to get into the bath
without assistance, but in a few days I began
to recover myself again. I remained, with
lnm only six "weeks, when I felt a " wiser
and better man,'., without the aid of medi
cine I have now. been at work several
week?, and find that I am gaining every day
and at present bid fair to be stouter than
ever betore. Persons visiting the doctor's
establishment find it just what it should be,
both in the Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Depart
ments, and I cannot say, too mucn in prds
of the Doctor's . kind attentions to his pa
tients. This letter I w.tte for the benefit of all the
aiSicted; :-to be . used G3 the Doctor decides,
and should it be the means ot directing any
to his care and treatment who (us they ' as
surediy will) fi'ffof "fcTief, I witt fce paid for
my trouble.- '. Y 3 JAMES CAM PBELL,
, a Engineer Central Pacific Railroad. .
?-4. Sax Francisco, Aug, 22, 1d5.
Advised bv the undersigned, Mr, James
Campbell, of the Central Pacific Railroad,
(who was then in a most deplorable state of
ill health) placed himself": ynder the care of
Dr. "Bourne, the Water Cure Physician.
Some fdx months afterward he visited the
city,c whenL accidentally met him at Dr.
Jiuu rie's,establ isli m en t, and am h appy to
sav, restored 1 to '"the enjoyment of good
:hcalth,und in finef.Tjirit.s.1 -'-i s -
... . .JOHN SULLIYA.
5r- Bourne treats all diseases' of the
throat; eh est aiid lungs which-includes di p
tberia bronchitis, ; incipient consumption,
pleurisy,, croup, etc,4 with great success.
Great "re adf is atfordect in advanced stages of
consumption Rheumatism, paralvsis. nen
ralgia,taver aiwkag4i(4iii'oiisy. etc , etc., are
also curet quickly-;; pleasantly and ecouom-
'icairy. ' No medicine whatever. " ; " " .
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''Dr. Bourne takes the librtr to publish tha
above..! isnSny; persons' hiKl prophesied hi
rclapse.itjto his iormer condition, on return
1 innr-trr "' ri n rt (: nf thp'Writcr of an "Inter
esting letterwhasetatements concerning
.the cure of a well; defined case of .consump
tion have recertlv attracted o much atten
tion to1 the 'Water Cnre," as improved upon
jand; practised.byr Dr. . JJourue. nThis aadt
iinnal testimony, re ust prove .satisfactory tot
all reasonable ihfnds ". It should be rcmem--bfed'that
' Dr - Bourne use; no medicines
whatever, and that his patients, almest uni
versally are those who tailed to receive re-:
t lief from the medical praetitiouers ; yet they
are cured with great rapidity, and in a.pienR
antano azreeapie manner. ior,t.vn
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