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TOWS AXD t'OUXTY.
Collection- of Taxes in Clackamas
Cocntt. Among other false statements
being made use of by the left wing of
Trice's army in this county is : That
Sheriff Burns has collected a large amount
of taxes more than he has accounted for.
Now, the Democrats know that Sherilf
Utirns ba.s done no such thing. They
know that every such statement is a base.
ungrateful, unmitigated falsehood. 1 hey
know that he has collected and turned
over to the county for six years past, the
taxes assessed here, nearer to the full
amount than any heri;f or tax collector
ever elected by them. They know that
these attacks upon Mr. Burns are wilful,
mischievous, and solely of a personal
character. Last November the tax list
for LSG7 was placed in his hand-", lie is
required by law to pay over to the Treas
urer once in each month. This he has
done promptly ; and as required by law
on Tuesday last in making a return to
the April session of the County Court we
find that out of the total tax S:iO.:lO,h7.
be has collected and paid over S2!?.320.56
or to within S2.070.31 of the whole sum.
for all of w hich he has the receipt of the
County Treasurer. This does not look
very muchjike an embezzlement of funds,
does it ? Look at the facts in the case,
and then judge as to the ungratefulness of
these charges by Democrats against Mr.
Uurns. lie has never, in but one instance,
sold personalsproperty to make taxes.
lit has waited upon Ijemocreds months for
their tai-es, and in some cases when it was
necessary to m.vke his returns, has paid
money oxd of his oven pocket, etnd collected
ff 'delinquents afterwards, (the larger por-
lion of whom were Democrats,) rather
than force a sale of their effects. We do
certainly think that Mr. Burns will retire
from oifice with more friends than men
generally have, at the expiration of a
long term like his has been iu the unenvi
able place he has filled. And further; that
with the exception of the few w hining
curs on his track, none will refuse to en
dorse all that he has done. To utterly
destroy such statements as have been cir
culated regarding the transactions of Mr.
Burns we appeal to the books of the
fiherilf and Treasurer, which will show
that, instead of his paying the largest pro
portion over in scrip, he has paid it in
coin. The records show that on the lOih
of November the tax roll was placed in
his hands for collection. On the 5;h. titli.
Uth, 12th a-Hd 20th of December, pay
ments were mad-;, aggregating $10,851,71.
of which $7.ii1.5o, were in coin. In
January three payments were made ag
gregating $(i.723.21. of which sum .3.023.-
1 was in coin. In February two pay
ments, aggregate 1 478.40, were made, of
which $3.21)0 was in coin. On Match 7th
$1,831,80 was paid, of which sum $1,790.
!):) was i'i coin. On Tuesday la-t. April
7th $1,420.10 was paid, of which S2.4M.tSG
was in coin. The total sum of $28,320.51!.
being the whole amount collected to April
7th, thus shows to have been paid over as
follows :
Gold Coin
County Scrip
Total
Amount yet due .
Total on fax roll . .
.$10,071.12
. . 8.310.41
28.:J20.5f
2.070.31
$3.). 300,87
''Local Jolunals." We appreciate the
liind, uninterested advice of those of our
Democratic friends who wish r.s v eil so
long as we make a good local paper. They
tt:y they will give us praise for that but
cannot support a political paper here.
They say there ought, not to be but tico
papers in the State devoted to polities
and they ought to be monsters ; beside the
Mnail. little daniiy county papers, which
should be derotcJ tr ayrlcuUure, etc. But.
let us ask where will you find a Democratic
paperin Oregon half as devoted to the
matenal interests of their locality as the
Republican sheets? Gentlemen:
"If you can neglect your own nppropria
inents. but praising that
In others, wherein yon excel yourself,
You shall be lunch believed here.''
The Enterprise made iis appearance on
the 27th of October lss-JG. iu our leader of
that day we said :
As has been the case with us for the
past four years of our connection vih the
leading paper of the State, we shall con
stantly aim to deserve well of the publ c
We sh ill spare no exertions to make the
K iTKiu'K'sa a welcome visitor to every
household and place of" business in the
Sure, an i shall look for our reward in a
substantial encouragement which outlives
O the transient excitements brought about
by the advocates of political parties. Wo
shall not wholly ignore the political
sohool itisamitter ot impossibility to
be strictly neutral iu these days. All
people have their political preferences,
and we have ours. We believe it to be
the duty ol all loyal and liberty loving
people to aid in strengthening the hands
of Congress in the contest which now
s.-ems inevitable, and for such ends, when
political subjects jm discussed in the
Ocolumns of the E.vrERi'RLs;:, we shall lend
our efforts.
We have kept those principles in viev?
nnd shall continue, as we have walked in
the past.
A Pioxeehs Visit. For the first time
in about twelve year, on Weiaes liy last
oar worthy cotempor.iry across the fray.
Jlr. J. Flenrnz. visited Portland. There
are certainly but few persons in Ihe world
who can show a more close attention to
"business than Mr. Fleming. We are pleas
ed to learn that he was well treated by old
a-oeiates on this visit. Ilis allotted days
are drawing to aclo-e. and soon time shall
vcort him across the widcrivertoth.it
land so often promised by Jehovah to the
Patriarchs of old. Mr. Flemhnr, it may
not be generally known, is the Pioneer of
Printers on the" Pacific Co ist. at a very
early day. here in Oreiron City, he pub
lished the first journal, west of the Mis
souri river, and from that time to the
present has lived and been respected by
all by whom he has been surrounded.
Salmon. We have elsewhere referred
to the trout of this county, but it must not
1e prrsumed that we have no heavier fish.
The Willamette Falls have always been
famous for salmon. Mr. Gordon is this
year catching more of them than ever. In
no other country, that we can speak from
n knowledge of, are salmon anil trout such
ordinary dishes that the laboring man
will even turn up his nose at them. The
delicacies of other hinds are common food
in Oregon oysters, fi-h. game, and every
product under the sun. may be had here
ia abundance.
Cocxty Cotkt. The April session of the
County Court for this county. Judge Mat-b-R-k
presiding, was unimportant. Judge
Matlock has tried many of the most im
portant cases that ever attracted attention
from the P.ar, within a year past, and no
doubt feels a relief at a" short respite.
Stoppeo. The daily m til service to Os
wego has been discontinued. Our friends
there will receive the Enterprise on Satur
day morning, by favor of Purser Pope, of
the Steamer Senator.
The Portland Package of the Extep.
rmss, will go down on Saturday's Senator
through favor of Purser Tope, leaving
here at 7 a. m.. regularly. We shall aT
m to j
' reach all of our readers by the first mn
Teyaces. after public ition.
CorMT TREAscr.Eit. At the last term of
the County Court the resignation of J. E.
ITiivford was accepted, and Hon. J. D.
Locer.was appointed, treas irer of Clacks--pus
county for'thc uneypir -J (era.
Seminary Report. The term closed
this week under very favorable circum
stances. We regret that we were unable
to visit the school during the teim. We
feel that it is principally owing to neglect
that we did not ; and we promise our
faithful Principal to dd better in the fu
ture. We feel a pride in the school, how
ever, whether we find time to visit it or
not, and from what we are able to learn,
from disinterested parties, all citizens have
cause to be proud of the Institution. The
progress of the pupils, we have been as
sured, in all departments during the term
just ended has been inure marked than
during any preceding term of the year.
We doubt whether any one Institution in
the fcjtulo embraces a more extended
course of studies from the alphabet to the
classics, and from, the simplest rules to the
most abstract sciences. In fact, the Su
perintendent has for some time had it in
view to obtain a charter tor the Seminary,
by which means it would soon rank among
the graduate Institutions of the country.
The following report is" handed to us fur
publication by Prof. Pope :
PR! MAUV DF.PA KTMEXT.
Total number on roll (JG ; Average daily
attendance 50.
Koll of Honor Leander Monabon.
Frank Dolin, Louisa Pambran. Uewrge
Zigler. Koxana Pish. Sarah Johnson, Belle
Potter, Laura Beil.
IXTK I! MEDIATE DEPARTMENT;
Total number on roll 0'7 ; Average
daily attendance 50.
Boil of Honor Mary Sanders, Leonora
Ros:. Jennie Roberts. George Broiighton.
Jessie Wiikston. Eva Cosper. Wayne
Howard. Maggie Kelly. Clara Potior.
Francis .Miller. Rachel Fish. Emma Smith.
IlIOHER DEPARTMENT.
Total number on Roll 4k ; Average dai
ly attendance 40.
Ro.lof Honor Girls Ilattie Barclay,
Kate Barclay, Moliie Barlow. Lottie Buck.
Fmma Miller. Emma Pambran, Clara
Caulield. Boys llezekiah Johnson, Geo.
Brown, Edward Dement. Wiibaui Mar
shall. Elbon Raiidaii, Harvey Cross, Geo.
Marshall.
Total No. on Rolls of Depts. 1S1
Aggregate Average 110
S. D. Pope, B. A., Principal.
The next term will commence on Mon
day the 13th. The class in vocal musij
has really added another department to
t! e Seminary, and we are plj scd to learn
that it has been quire Miccccslul under the
skilllul tutorage of Kev. J. W. SeUwood
Give us plenty of music in our schools, and
churches, and there will be less occus.on
lor stientioiis enactments by legislative
bodies 10 insure contideuce and harmony
among mankind.
Trolt Fisuino. There is hardly a brook
in this county in which the speckled trout
is "ot 10 ue tounu : uiu ine viacKanias, on
account of iis purity and coldness, is no
doubt the favored resort of those beauties.
Several of" our friends have lately made
raids upon these streams, and the luck
ones, or the adepts et well paid. For
two Saturdays past " the boys of the office"
have met with very good success. They
report that bayous are plenty which af
forded more than average spurt, and that
if the sportsm in is a shrewd desciple of
old Izaak he may hit localities that are
sure to give him minting to his hearts con
lent. Once in a while we hear accounts
that fairly excite in us the highest pisca
torial enthusiasm ; but when we hear the
other side, i. e. the adventures cf such
trout (idle men as Bud T. .or AI. W. .
v. e think we can appreciate a string of the
speckled delicacies better by ' hooking
on'" to them without the aid of line and
' fly," at some heap spread out miscella
neously about the doors of our provision
stores. We admire trout, but we hesitate
to tread upon the brink of slippery shores,
or hang suspended from limbs 'where hats,
meerschaum pipe and gold watches are
sometimes lest overboard.
Stamped En veloi'ks. The old fashioned
postage stamp, once considei'd so grease a
convenience is now votojl a nuisJnce.
They are so often lost whifrf used, and are
so often forgotten by Vitets of letters,
that the department "has decided to dis
courage their further um.'. Accordingly,
discontinuing their further manufacture,
it is determined to issue in future only
stamped envelopes. These will be issued
of all sizes and of ail icites of postage;
and to encourage their general use, they
will be sent to any addicts, when three
hundred are oruered. with the printed
notitieadou on the back to return to the
writer if not called for in a specified time.
This reloading aiso will be done free of
postage; In so doing the Department has
met a pub ic want, and soon we shall s. e
no more stamps separate from the en
velopes. The public may make good use
of what envelopes they have on hand.
El: TKi-:..
ihe Ircqtient appeals to
the purse, -is a source of
backing coin-
ions" on the success of one party or the
other, in the political contest now raging,
is often amusing. Last week one d ty a
thrifty miner liom Idaho, of the Demo
cratic persuasion, wanted to make a bet
in this city on Joseph's success over David.
The Chabenged party responded wi h the
oro, when party of the firs:, part backed
water a peg. saving that he did not want,
to take a small bet. wanted to go over
$10.). saying that a thousand would be
belter. No sooner said, than half a dozen
hands ''went down'- alter as manv purses,
all in the crowd, any one of which would
have taken the better at his proposition,
but he concluded not to go a cent upon
the result. r
Marqi-am's PiiccrxcT. A correspondent
who a'tended at Marquam's Precinct, last
Saiurd.iy. says he listened to the Demo
crat who has been selected as the mnstnp
propriate one to be defeated by Ex
Governor Gibbs." concludes: that Mar
quam s Precinct is all right and will re
deem herself next June. We now have
the names of more voters on our list thrn
voted the Pnion ticket two years ngo. and
several Union men have not yet
signed it. The work goes bravclv on.
TtMWATKii P. 13. Ci.fi). On the 2d int..
Tumwater Pase Pall Club of this city
elected officers for the season as follows :
President. Master Eugene Dement : Vice
President. Master Noble Johnson ; Treas
urer. Master James Warren ; Secretary.
Master Win. Whitlock ; Directors. Masters
ll. Singer. John Abbott. Clarance Francis;
Capt. 1st Nine Master William Warren.
IIerdkp.s. During the week several
small bands, and one or two large droves
of loose cattle have been driven through
our streets for parts of the State cat of the
mountains, and the Territories. The cat
tle are mostly all yearling's and two vear
olds. showing that the pick is for the fat
of the 'land.
Got what he Shot For. On Tuesday
night officers Ryan and Richardson took
a pretty hard subject to jail. He was
caught in the act of shooting offa revolver,
promiscuously, and when asked what he
was doing that for replied that he was
.-hooting for a bed."' He got what he
shot for. but it cost him more than the
average price at a first class hotel.
Glee Ci.lb. Members of the Union
Glee Club of Portland, spent a few days
in this city, leaving for Aurora and Salem
on Thursdiy a. in. They sing stirring.
patriotic airs, hence we conclude ttiat Ute
full club must be a reviver.
The fifth concert of the Portland Phil
harmonic Society will be given on Friday
evening next.
Governor Gibbs will "meet Lis oppo
nent in discussion at Oswego to dav.
"Wteltljr Commercial Ilcvicw.
Extefpbise Office,
urcgou City, April 10. ISf.S. i
After a lull in the shipping business of
California for about a month, we note re
ports of the charter of a ship to load bread-stuffs-
for Europe. Pacific Coast Wheat was
quoted at 15s. on the 2Sth a decline of
lOd. from the ruling prices of two weeks
previous.
There is a continued activity iu the
Flour trade. As an evidence of the grow
ing popularity of Oregon Flour, we may
mention that the Pacific Mali Company now
draw their supplies for the Atlantic service
from Oregon City. Late advices from
New York report high grades of Flour
comparatively quiet; nevertheless there
was considerable demand for Oregon de
scription, which, though somewhat high
er, was relatively cheap, aud very popu
lar among consumers.
Oats have taken a sudden rise in San
Francisco, but the market here is not
affected by it. inasmuch as it is is not pos
sible, only in exceptional cases, to make
shipments.
For all articles for home consumption
there is ready sale, at steady prices. We
quote:
FLOUR Imperial. Standard. Monitor,
and Harding's brands $l'(a,$7 OJ bbl.,
ouiside brands ;5 01 (;65 50.
WHEAT Dull demand at 90(05 cts.
bushel.
OATS The demand is about equal to
the supply, at 40c.
CORN MEAL $2 5033 cwt,
FEED Ground $'-5 i ton ; Middlings
$20(2f) ; Bran $12.
FliUlT Green Apples bx5075 c:
Dried Apples "jjl lb ext.oc; Dried Peaches
uone : Plums Ue,lc.
CURED MEA'l-Bacon lb 10c 12c;
Hams lb lie.; Shoulders 5 7c.
LARD In kegs 0 c; tins Lk;.
EGGS Abundant at lfc. "p doz.
BUTTER Ordinary to pnme lb 20
25c.
POULTRY Chickens t1 doz $2 5ft 3;
tame Ducks 75c. pair : tame Geese $ 50
pair ; Turkeys $s 5(i
3 W
pair.
GAME Grouse 5tc. pair, or $3
doz;: Plu-asanis. 40c. pair, or $2 doz.
EGETABLHS Potatoes bu. zo cts
Onions r L0 lbs $2 00 Beans pllOO
lbs $5 $5 50.
' IIID'S Salted c1 lb 4A5c; dry S 10
PORTLAND PRICES.
Flour Ranging from G 00 to $7 00
barrel.
Wheat Lois offered here are taken at
$1 00 to $1 10 vl bushel.
Bacon Sides. 5)Uc; hams. 11 15c;
sno, ,!;!"! s. C7c.; S.oclt abundant.demand
light.
Lard In tins. 10 J lib.: Kegs. 10c.
Butter Packed soitd. PJ and I.e. In
brine, choice, 20 and 25c. lithams, 30
to 3Sjc.
Eggs In good demand at 33c. 'ip, doz.
Dried Fruits Apples, packed in new
bbis 10c; Peaches, 12ic. aud 13c; Plums.
20 25 c.
Sugar Islands. 12.;13jc; San-Francisco
C. 14 I5e. ; Crushed, in bins. 10ic ;
half bbis.. 17c.
Syrup Heavy Golden, best brands,
Sl87e : Island, in bbis., 35c.
Rice Hawaiian, 10 c; China. No. 1,
7c.
Coffee Java. 27e ; Rio. but little in
market, 22c Costa RieM. 23c.
Fish Sa-tmon. $0 0J ; half bbis.
$5 00 ; Sfaclierel. l l ; kits, 3 50 , Cod
fish. 10c
Salt Carmen Isfan
id 100 lb. sks,27
50 :
100
sks.
The
will
Dairv 50 lb. fks. $32 50
best
Lav.
i '. SliS,
10c : 3
$25 ; 10 lb.
lb. sks. 8c.
sks, 18c ; 5 ID.
Odd Fellow's Grand Lcdge.
Grand Lsfdge of the State of Oregon
commeute its thirteenth annual, session in
this c'J$ on Tuesday May 10 18CS. at 9
o"cloc a. m. Oregon Lodge No. 3. have
already began to think of preparations to
receive the delegates. There will be
twenty-five Lodges represented in the
G rami Lodge this year. Aggregating
seventy-two delegates.
Sheriff Sales. On Monday next the
hull of the late steamer l.ixd will be sold
at Sheriff sale in this city, on judgment in
favor of John Bolongoe On the 14th
at the farm formerly occupied by Hon.
II. W. Eddy near Miiwaukie. two cows,
e ght heiters. one horse and a spring
wagon will be sold, on judgment against
A. L. Marshall.
Teachers' Certificates Granted. On
Thursday last Superiniedent Randall, of
this city, granted certificates to Miss Mary
C Samson, Mr. W. W. ii. Samson, and Mr.
G. W. Ilamniersley. to teach in Clackamas
county. So lar as our knowledge of the
parties go, they are each and severally
competent, arid deserve success.
Grant Ci.cb. The Grant Club was ad
dressed in this city, last evening, by Hon
E. L. Applega'.e. 'LWi'" is a brick welj
posted on the princ.lyjles of the Union par
ty as well as the sophistries of Democrats
as ii ri wiien he speaks he tells the story just
as they who love liberty wish t bear it.
DiscoxTiNTEi). In consequence of the
difficulty Of obtaining ii suitable room in
which to hold school, Mr. I. Cornelius has
been obliged to relinquish his classes here.
The Superintendent of ihe Pittock &
Co. paper mid near this city, arrived by
the last steamer nnd is now at work.
'
If you wish Ihe very besc Cadinkt Proto-
Cf AI HS, you lllUt Call Oil UllADLtY & Kl LOF-
sox, 4 Montgomery street, San Francisco.
The First Governors A para
graph front the Fxterpriss:, gi ring the name,
date ot inaugural and term of olfice, of the
seveial governors of Oregon, s ys a cor
respondent ol the Aeo'-a'e, needs correct ion
in some of its dats. Geo. Aberneihy, the
first governor, was elected in lS-l"i under the
provisional go-ernmei t, for two years; re
elected in 1 sa.7, and served until about ihe
first of March, l"4i', when Gen. Joseph Lane,
the first appointee of the general govern
ment, took the oath of olfice. It is easier to
set t ic dates right now than it will be, years
hence. The many statements regarding (he
advantages of purchasing dry goods, c'oih
ing, etc., at Kohn it Fishel's ;tl Front street
Poi tlaad, needs no correet'on.
Cewakei'fCol'ntkh f i: its. Under
date of March 25th, Messrs. II. II. Bancroft
A Co., General Agents for Smith's Bible Dic-
tionaiy formerly endorsed by us as a most,
valuable and complete work- wiite us that
a riTal firm to the one pub'ishit g thd
Smith's ISd'le Dictionary, for which they are
ihe agents hs recently published the xm i!l
ahridgmciit of tins work, ami that it is pro
bable that in many places as it has already
been attempted in some "the canvassing
agents for tnis book will take advantage of
of our extensive advertising of the lartre and
complete edition, which we bare published,
and through their representations lead the
people to suppose that in buying Piis small
book they are reallv purchasing ours. We
woul i have you tuliy advised con, ern.ng
the supeiior merits of our edition of Dr.
Smith's Dictionary, when compared with the
small one to wich we have re '"erred. Dr
Smith, p'-enared three editions of this Dic
tionary. Tue jirsi was a voltjiniwm-t one
adapted exclusive to sclmlir, and from Ps
txpeusiveness could onlv be purchased bv a
few. The seyal that for which we are the
a-e-ts) was in & Urge ociavn volume conden
sed from the former and designed for intel
ligent readers generally. This has properly
been called, aud is usaallv knowu as. The
I'eepWs Edition. The. third was a small (du -deuimo)
volume adapted to the wants
Juvenile reorient. This is the edition nut in
larae type, and spread on an octavo paze, 1
that ha? just ben prim-cd by this rival firm." I
ltEPtEL.lt A.V PLATFOR5I
Adopted a.t Sitam lila-cll JiitU 1SG3.
1. Resolved, That it is the highest duty
of every American citizen to maintain
against all their enemies the integrity of
the Union aLd the paramount authority of
the Constitution and laws of the United
States, and to preserve at the ballot-box
the fruits of the late war.
2. lif solved. Tint the work of recon
struction of the Southern States belongs
to the legislative department of the gov
ernment and that weendorse the thirieenih
and fourteenth amendments to the Con
stitution and the acts of C. tigress com
monly called the reconsirue'ion acts, as
the best plan yet proposed for the resto
ration ol the States lately in rebellion to
their former relations to the Federal Gov
ernment. 3. Hesolrcd. That we are in favor of ad
mitting the rebel States to representation
in Congress at the earliest practicable mo
ment wiiieh the public safety will permit.
4. Jiesolced. That the national debt was
necessarily contracted to save the national
life and ought to be honestly paid, and we
condemn every scheme devised for the re
pudiation of the whole or any part of the
debt as disgraceful to the Republic and
unjust to its citizens, and that the propo
sition to pay in legal tender notes those
debts contracted to be paid 'in specie, is
only a milder term for repudiation.
5. li'esolced. That, under the Constitu
tion, the Federal Government has no right,
to interfere with the elect. ve franchise in
any State having representation in Con
gress and wl ere civil government is not
overthrown by rebellion.
4. Jiisolced. That the right of expatria
tion is the n.iiiiral and inherent right of
all people and indispensable to the enjoy
ment of the rights of life, liberty and the ''
pursuit of happiness : that while the citizen
owes allegiance to the Government, the
Government owes protection to the citizen,
and that it is the duty of the Government ;
of the United States to protect all its
citizens, native born and naturalized, in
the full enjo.ment of their rights as cit
izens of the United States, wherever Htid
under whatever color or pretence those
rights ma' be in vaded.
7. Resoled. That the foreign immigra
tion, which in the past has added so much
to the wealth, development- of resources,
and increase of lower of this nation, the
asylum of ihe oppressed of all nations,
should be fostered and encouraged by a
liberal and just policy ; aud that we sym
pathize with ail people everywhere who
are struggling for civil and religious lib
erty. .v. Resolved, That the thanks of the
merican people are due to the soldiers
and sailors of the army and navy who have
perilled their lives in defense of their
country and in vindication of the honor of
its flag; that the nation owes to them
some perm ment recognition ol their p i
triotisin and their valor, and ample and
permanent provision for those of their
survivots who have received disabhi g md
honorable wounds in the service of iheir
conntiy ; and that the memories of those
win have fallen ;a its defense shall be
held in gratyftll and. everlasting remem
brance. 0. Resolved, That we are in favor of lib
eral appropriations of land and money
by the Government, to aid in the con
struction of railroads.
-m&-9 C- p
Pats' is supposed to lie the lot of
us poor mortals as inevitable as death, and
liable at any time to r-oiae upon iis. There
fore it is important that remedial agents
should be at lund to b? -.sed on ariv emer
gency, when we are made to feel the ex-c-ntiaiing
;ignies id pain, or the depress
ing iii'iuen.ce of disease. Sueli a remedial
i'.gent exists in the "pain Kid;;.-," the fame
of which has extended over all the earih.
Amid the eternal ucs of the Polar region, or
beneath the burning sun of the tropics, its
virtues are known and appreciated. i he ef
fect of the Pain Killer upon the patient, when
taken internally ia ea.-es of colds, cougl.,
bowel complaints, cholera, dysentery, an oth
er affections of the system, has been truly
wonderful, and has won fur it a name among
medical p-eparatious tlsnt can i C-e'- be for
gotten. Its success in leinovini' nain. f S m
external remedy, in eases of 1 urn . bi u ses,
sores, sprains, tuts, sling of i.se:ts, a. d
otaer causes of suffering, has secured fot it
'he most prominent position among toe
medicines of the day. 2if 1'cwaie of conn
terlcits and worthless imitations. Call for
P.-rry Davis' Vegi table '-Pain Killer," and
take none other, lf" Sold by ad druggists
and grocers.
Allen's Long IJalsam ! :Tne lies'
remedy for the cure of Consumption, and
all Diseases of the Lungs. It causes the
phlegm and matter to use without in itating
those delicate organs ;rhe Luinrs ) and with
out producing constipation of the bowels.
It also gives strength to the system, stops
night sweats, ana changes all the morbid
secretions to a healthy stale. It contains no
opium in any form. It is perfectly harmlcs-,
for the most delicate child. It is everywhere
in good demand mid gives goo I satis:action.
The result of its use is proof of its great
value. Its extraordinary healing properties
are cxpe? ieneed by all who ree it. Their
testimouev wii! be found in a pamphlet,
which c i.i be had of Ihe agents where the
medicine is for sale. Perry Davis & Son,.
Providence, U. I., (Jeneral wholesale Agents
fijr the Eastern States.
I)u. IIostettkk's Stomach Bit
ters The operation of this palatable rem
edy upon the stomach, liver and excretory
organs is singularly soothing and conserva
tive. It regulates, recruits, aud purities
them. Dyspepsia in ail its forms yields to
its control and invigorating properties, and
it is recommended to mother.", enfeebled by
the c ues and duties of maternity, as the.
safest and best remedy they can probahl v
use. In all the crisis of female I'd'e it will be
found eminently useful, and elderly persons
will derive much more benefit from it than
from ordinary stimulants. Sold bv the druy
gisls and dealers evervwhere
11UDGL', CALLF A CO.. Agents,
So.-tf Poi Hand, Oregou.
"Willamette It -dge .. 151. O. G. T.
Meets every Saturday evening, at the rooms
S.K. corner of Main and Filth streets, at 7 1-2
o'clock. Visiting members arc invited to
attend. By order of V. C. T.
Owgju I.o Xa. 3 O of O. F
Meets every "Wednesday evening
3.V2at 7 o'clock, in the Masonic Hall.
vw.fv Members of the ordc are in
ited to attend. Bv order
S. G.
Jlittlt 110111:1 ll lj ;iC
f A. SI. Holds its rcj
1. A. I-', jini
ular communi
cations on the Ilrxt and Third Sat
uruam m each month, at 7 o'clock.
tioui the ti' 't ii of September to the 20th ot
March, and 7? o'clock from the "J' th of .March
to the l'h'Ii ot September. Ui ethreu iu good
standing ure invited to attend.
iiv order uf "W. M.
?I.CI HATCH,
DENTISTS,
The patronage of those desiring First Cuiss
Operation, is 1 esnecilully solicited.
Satisfaction in all cases guaranteed.
-N. Ii Xdro'i Oxyde administered for the
Painless Extraction of Teeth. Also : tte
Ruigo'ene Spray used for those who prefer it.
Uffick Corner of Washington and Front
streets, Portlaud. Entrance 011 Washington
street. iU.tl
BU. HUFELAUD'S
CFLEBIiATED
3TT
ST0SIACH EITT2R3.
TRY
The best Purifier of the Blood !
A Pleasant Tonic !
A very Agreeable Drink !
Unsurpassed for acting surely but
gently on the secretions of the kid
nevs, bowels, stomach and liver!
IT
rnY
ir
For sale at all wholesale and retail liquor
drug, and grocery stores.
NOBODY SHOULD DE WITHOUT -IT
'
55.1)
J. G. Frisch, Proprietor.
TxTLOa & LssvDtiL. Sole Agents.
418 Cl3y su, San Francisco
OHEGOX CITY BUSINESS.
Wool
mted I
C la a ! us a, si & Bro.
are in the Market, and want
100,000 POUNDS
Of Choice Wool !
Fur which ihehiyhsst market
price will be paid.
AND
JLi I F 1KSUHANC
.Li
J1
01INSON & McCOWN ARE THE Local
Agents in Oregon Citv. of the Pacific
f-ire Insurance Cuinpanv, the best doinii
business on this cast. This Company is
the only one in Oregon that
Issud Policies aud Adjusts Losses
Without referring tli3 case to San Francisco.
ALSO, AGEXTS OF THE
North America Life Insurance Co.!
Presenting ' the , most desirable features,
having its policies guaranteed by the State
of New Vol k.
ZS:f Don't delay attention to these mat
ters un'ii your property is destroyed by fire,
or until you a.-e sick, when you car.not be
insured. Call immediately. (Sti.tf
CITY BAKERY!
JIaLY STREET, oRLGuS vixr.
BARLOW & FULLER;
(Successors to Wortman .ScSheppard,)
Keep c-iuistatitl V on hand
C A KES! I'I ES! Ii U E A D!
And Cracker of all kinds!
Orders in this Line will meet with
rH021PI ATTENTION !
OARLOV & FULLER
Also keep on hand all kinds of
FAMILY GUOCFIUlvS !
AND PROVISIONS !
fcTHA.MUOAT STORES!
And all Articles toaid for Culinary
1'urposes !
BARLOW & FULLER
Sell a fine assortment of
LIQUoliS AND ToHACCO!
By the Case, or at retail !
Attention is also directed to the fact
that liolioily else sells the
FAMOUS (JLIOASON CHEESE'
IH SHORT!
Farmers and the public generally, are in
vited to call at the Oily Hakcrv, where the
truth w. II be made apparent th it our stock is
complete, and our prices '.'easonable. All
kinds of produce taken 111 exchange for
goods. IJAULOW ii FULLhU.
PAINTING. PAINTING.
Sign and Steamboat
Grainini;,
China OIos!nsj,
Imitation of all k(n::s
Executed as well as can be done on the
Pacific Coast.
Examine our work nnd judsre or your
selves. Every order attended to" with
care aud expedition.
C. E. MURR AY.
West door Ralston's brick. Main st,,
49.tf) Oregon City.
ar B3 w it 1 u jiz
JACOB WORTMAN'.
fUOMAS R. FICLrS
Wortman & Fields,
Next Door ti the Post. Ojjice,
Oreyou City, Oregon.
DEAtE3S IN
'Family CwS'occfics i
Provisions o f nil ICind !
Wines awl L qaors !
Confvctioncy. Spiers !
Can ntd Fruits and Meats !
And 3-11 the Favorite
Brands of Flonr and Suar !
2? The hiyhest market prices paid
far country pro ln e.
0KE30N cit
BE E W E 11 Y !
IIEXttY I1U.TSBCI.,
Haviiii; purchased the above Brewery,
wishes to iiilnrni the public that he is now
prepared to manufacture a No. 1 quality of
LAG EH BEE II!
As good as can be obtained anywhere in the
State. Orders solicited and promptly rilled.
Oregon City. Deeemb-r 2Sfi,, 1S?'!. J off
; STA R OF T H E U X I(LN ;
3T0MfiTyTliTTER8!
1 Tsf Hp'tf ctfTnii'-li Hit-'" 'y V"rf-
J abl., a 1 !r. e Iioiu .tot'.ol and eieiy huntul ii git-J
THY
THEM!
THY
THIIV3!
0
t
$
s
t
1
F0.1
YOUR
SELF.'
jn r- h'v ' p t iff rn f hH aTtrtr.s f J
J n-i it. F v-r. J r Ikc, J-s rf A e nc. ;r 9
Poi K VACriCTCIitl ,
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
0. W. POPE & Co.,
DEALERS IJf
STOVES,
Pumps, Lead Pipe, IIosrt etc.
And Manufacturers of
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron "Ware,
Main Street, Oregon Citv.
The subscribers would respectfully an
nounce that they keep constantly on hand a
srood assortment cf Cooking, Parlor, Air
Tight, and other stoves, suitable to this
market, which are being
Offered at Portland Prices!
Our assortment in this line is large, and em
braces almost auy desired pattern, including
the
BUCK,
HENRY CLAY,
1JEARTI iS'I ONE,
WESTERN EMPIRE,
GREAT REPUBLIC.
BLACK KNIGHT, &c.
Roofing and Jobbing: of every description
done to order, iu a manner that cannot fail
to suit patrons. In uddi'ion to the above
way be found a good assort ineut ol Hard
ware, Wooden tvare, etc.
C. W. POPE & C.
Oregon Citj. Anril 20th. $67. 1.
NEW LIGHT! HEW LAMP 1
AND
NEW EEXJID !
BEST NIGHT LAMP IN USE !
Its 3Tany Alv-nntag?3 t
FIRST It is 'oi-E.cp!oiee, and entirely
free fnm smoke or offensive odir irhiie
burning.
SECOrbIt gives a Soft, Clean, White
Light.
THIRD-It i CHEAPER than any other
luid or Oil.
LUCINE EURNINCt FLUID
For burning ill the above Lamps, outrivals
all oth.r Fluids for LIGHT and IX ONO.M V.
It will not .Stain or Ore ist; Clothes, Carpets,
Tables, etc;
LUCINE IAHPS AUD HIE PLUID
CAN" EC DAD OF
. W. FOFl & Co.,
OilESOH CITY,
DEALERS IX
Stoves, Tinuar", Lump;;, Oils, Chimneys,
Lanterns, drc., d-e. ' ni:tt'
HIGHLY IMPOKTAXTT !
To all wishing
JIOUSK S!IOEli(i. BLACK
SMiniINO, IKON. E1C.
John Wi Lew is,
Comer uf it A IX and SEfOXD streets,
OREGON CITV,
I'akes this dimuh umi; v t ii.f rm liis
old fiistiiiner, tiii'l t he public
in general, that m iiuv
lias on Itaiui
-Foot" Plow !
.nd other patterns which he warrants in
every particular to give satisfaction. The
Farming community are especially and
earnestly invited to call and see these im
plements, before purchasing elsewhere.
AH woik in his liee is done in the best
possible manner, ar.d at such pi ices' as must
suit all. In connection with the above de
partment of business the undersigned is also
prepared to manufacture
Wuyoas and Cm roye.- of rrery kind!
in point of style and durability
EatAL TO AY l.Hi'wtiTED!
llavintrconstantly 0:1 hand for sale a large
assortment of material, consisting iu part of
WAGON TIMBER.
Hi OX. STEEL, ETC.,
The proprietor is
Enabled to fill all Orders!
For such Articles on.
The Most Favorable Term?.
ZT" All work from this establishment,
and all material sold on order, is wai ranted
to be as represented.
J. W. LFWI3.
K05IE L1ADE
RMIT
Levy & Feciiiieimer,
Manufacturers of and Dealers in Furniture,
OIlEfciOV CITY,
r"T,AKE Tills METHOD OF INFORMING
J. the public that they have now ou baud
u larne invoice of
SQUARE AND EXTENSION TABLES,
BUKEAUS.
BED-STEADS.
LOUNGES. DESKS.
STANDS, CHAIRS.
And various other Q nn litres ef Rich
and Medium Furniture !
Forming a complete and rlcsirab'e nsoft
ment, which merits the attention of buyeis.
We nUFACTTJSE FUHNITUIIE
Usino: good materials, and employing the
very best mechanics in I lie State, hence we
can warrant our n;omls to be us represented,
ami Wt- are prepared to till ull oicieis with
proiiittiifss.
ZiT 'e call the attention of the tmbiic
to our Sidesioom, as coiitaitiing Ihe mot
complete Rssoi tmeiit ol detirabix goods in the
State.
LEVY Si FKtUHKDi'E"..
45 ly! Mum street, Oregon Citv.
HETAIL DEALEll IX f
SCHOOL iOOIvS
A X D
stationery;
lias removed into a LARGER STORE, in
M l OX 10 B UILBIXG.
Where he will be pleased ta Widt npon )ds
old customers ud as many new ones as ma
patronize him.
In audition to the above, he has recently
received a WELL Si-LFiCl D ASSORT
MiiM'of
Prrftiarrry aud Cnsmetia
which are otiete t for sale at reasonable rates.
Oregon Citv, Oct. mh, i?5ii7.
T ) ILL ILIADS l'KlNTED.
Jj At the Enterprise OfSe.
OREGON CITY BUSINESS.
HBV! NEBVE2 KERVE!
Ths Requirements of the Times !
J. E. EALSTOIf,
HAS IT !
rPIIE OLD KOCK STORE. THE BEST
1 Dry Goods house iu O.egon Coy, baa the
piuek to till every departuieut wiib au tuliro
Xcw Willies tocS I
Jag tn the Itirry !
Hard Ti)nes Come A o in 1.0 More !
Great Fall in the price af Goods!
At the Rock Store, on the corner of Main
and Filth streets. Oregon City, has just le
turned from Sail Francisco, where he puf&h
ased a large aud well selected stock of
DRESS GOODS,
WOOLEN " PRINTS,
UNI IE " HOSiEUV
BLEACHED SIIEEMXOS.
ii E X IS' FURMSllXG OOUDS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
1 1 ATS AND CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
PAINTS OILS, &c,&c.t &Ci
At prices hitherto unheard of,
ltf By the oldest inhabitant,
t?" Let the People clothe themselves
Z3? And Rejoice! For the winter comcth.
Cive him a call and be convinced that the
Rock Store is the place to trade.
JLATJQ Ait 111 TAIL I
F
Fall and Winter Stock!
At the OLD CORy Ell.
I. SELLING,
OREGON CITY,
lias just received, and is now opening,
ail the latest
Stales O-EisI IPalffertts
Which he ivii J sell loir,
For' Cnh or Country Produce !
Ilis stocf: Comprise, in part,
DRY GOODS,
JiEADY MADE CLOTHING
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Mens Laelic.'' Misses and Child reus''
HATS AND CA PS,
Groceries. Crockery, Glas5 nnd Plated
Ware. Paif.ts O.ls, L in.ps,
Ykks, Cliimiiev s, und Burners!
Hardware, Cutlery, etc . e.'Cj
JJsiuy Hundreds if Other Art teles !
Too till Mel Oils ti M'ntiott !
Z'ri7 Cidl nnd examine for yourself 1 tk""
pleasure iu showing goods, ami ctistomets
Will lind the articles ut i easom ble ti-ures.
I. SELLING.
Cortier store, opoos te ihe
5.1y Tin and stove store.
OREGON CITY
WOOLEN MANUFACTURING
C O .11 I A X V.
''piIE ABOVE COMPNAY AllE NOW
JL producing aquality of
WOOLEN GOODS
WHICH A HE
Superior to any ever befcre cHered
cn the PaciSc Ccast !
Comprising
CASSIMEK'ES,
tvei;i)s.
II Aim TIMES,
FLANNELS,
BLANKETS,
YARN, etc
57" Using only the best grades of Wool.
The above coods are offered to the trnde
on the most favorable terms. All orders
will meet with prompt attention.
Address: K. JACOIJ. A cent,
n-'im) Oregon Citv. O'reirory.
Or L. WHITE & VAIO., Asents'at Portland.
LINCOLN BAKERY!
West Side 3'aiii Street,
Oregon City . .Oregon
L. EILLEH-
. . t
Proprietor.
HAVING REMOVED IXTO IIY
NEW BUILDING!
I
WOULD INFORM THE FU15LIC TU.VT
I still continue the manulactuiu of
BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
IMLOTRREAD,
Boston, Butter, Saytrauit Soda
C i t C Iv IC 3x S-
cf-r., ttr , tie.
In addition to. which i wijikeep coristantlv
on hand a large s.tock ot tie best tapie and
FAMILY G?wCCE?,:E3,
Frwovis'ors, c-c.
I am also agent for the celebrated nuisen
and
FLOWER GARDEN!
d 11. MILLLIt, Mdwiui vie, and am prepared
to supply orders h.r Fiowcis and bi ubb-.-i v
at the .Sui sety pi ices.
1:i-yi L. 1 U,l. ,1.EU
L O G I" S Ci ALnr.IGHT,
ESCELSIOS MARKETS
toruerof FiiartfuiHil Mini Sis
urey
ot I'-ly., (jr, f)lt
'PAKE THIS METHOD OF INFOUMI.XG
k toe pul.bc t!...t ...ey k-. p eoi.Mai.iiv ou
hand ad kind tiesh and salt meals, such
HKEE. I'Oi.K.
MVl HN. VEAL.
COL'NEI) heef. hams
I'd KELEi I'OK'K. LAim.
And eveiytbiojr esse to t f .iti.d in their line
of blismes.s. LO-.US Si ALliiillihT.
Oieon Ciiy. April 2' th, ls(,7. iily
JtU ZV.i..'Xln E.ViI.YEXEt lT
edattho KNTEiiS'HLSiS OFFiCli.
MIXCELLAXEOVS.
CIIA3. HORGE..CUAS. K. CAXEF-
.CEO. ty.
II0IGE, CALE? & Co.,
DEALEES IS
DRUGS and MEDICINES,
FAINTS, OILS, AND WINDOW CLASS,
varxisiies:, EJitrsnxx. paixters'
Ifuttna:$, ana vrvggista XuridrUs.
OT Front Street,
I'oi thind, Oregon.
Co.)
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH
A Fure and Powerful Tonic,
Cor..i1ivt ami AKt idive. of wontXer
ful c:i:-u y in flist as s cf ilxu
STOMACH. LIVER AND
EOWELS,
prcwiivw puopnnTins.
Trevents Fever and A sue nd Dillious Re
mittent l-vers ; foildie the svsteni
against Mtasimt and the evil eS'ects
of inuuiok'scmc water ; invigor
ates tile oivans ol dijrcslioa
and the bowels;
Steadies t lie .(iv ana 1.11J to Pro
UF?IEC1I, . IiOP.TP.TIES.
Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Sickanci
Nervous lleiidache, Gemral Debility,
Nervousness, Depression of Spi its.
Constipation, Colic, - Intermit
tent Feveis?Sea sJjgjness,
Cramps and Spasms,
nnd ail complaints of either ses
arising Iroin liodilv Weakness, whether
inherent iu the svstem or
PltODLCEDiil M'l-CiAL. CAUSES.
TOTI1IXG THAT IS NOT WT10LE-
some. irenial, mid restorative in its na
ture, enters into the composition of 1JOS-
TETTLU'S SfOM ACU IJIT'I EKS. Tina,
popular pi eparalion contains no mineral of
any kind ; lio deadiy botaiiieal element ; no
fiery excitant ; but is u ccmbination of the
exuacts of rare balsamic herband plants,
wi;h the purest and mildest of all diilusive
btimulanis.
'1 he week stomach is rapidly invigorated.
and the appetite restored by this tonic, and
hence it works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia
and ui less continued foims ol" liulieesiioii.
Acting as a gentle and painless aprient, a
well as upon the liver, it aiso invariably re
lieves the Constipation superinduced by ir
regular action of the digestive and secretive
organs.
1'ersons of fetble habit, liable to N"rvom
Attacks, l.owness ol Spirits, and Fits of
Languot, lind prompt and peir.iament relief
from the Hitlers. The tesiimoiiy on this
point is conclusive, and from both sexes.
As a Genuine To.de, IiOSTETTKU'S DIT
TLHS produce ett'i cts which raii.-t be expei i
enced or witne.-sid before iliey can be fully
apprt-ciated. In cases ol Constitutional
Weakness, l'reiiia'.ui e Decay, and Debility
and Decrepitude aiismg h-om old age, it ex
ei vises she electric influence. In the conva-
delightful invior. .rar.t. When the po-rrrs
o
in.tuie arc relaxed, it operates to ie-ei;forc8
and le-estaLlish them. -
Last, but not least, it is the only snfe stim
ulanf, being maiHitacUi! ed from sounl nnd
uii cuotis materials, and entirely free from
the aci id elements juesflnt more or less in
ali the rdiiiarv tonics and siuiachcs ol the
duv.
SOLD LVKK V WIJEKE.
ti- lit.ii., C ALiil" Cm to., Ag-utu,
:tf.j 1'oilland, Oiegt;ti.
amllj Ivje Conors,.
I'ait-tited October I'lb. s(i:3.
PE.FEC'l FAST COLORS.
IJTck. Dark Guia, q
Black Sfk. Lizl.l Green.
Jjurk JJ tie, Miyvnta, O
L'y'it Blue Ma.ze,
I ra ch If nc. Maroon,
Clurit Brow ii, Oruny,
Bark fimwn, Pink,
L;yh)Broici Purple,
Sih'JT Lrmcn, Royal Purple,
Cherry, Salmon
Crnuson, Scarlet,
Lark B'rab,Sbte,
Lhl-t If rob. Sulfrrinnt
Fawn J) rob, Violet,
cllotr. L:o.'it Fawn JDrab..
FO.t bYK-?tt SILJi,
Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls, Scarfs,
Dresses, Ribbons,- Gloves, I'onnets,
liats, Feathers, Children's Clothing, Q
And ull lii.-.tis oi WcurinQliijiaicl,
A Envisjj of Eighty per Ce.
For 'Jo cents vou can color as manv e)Sd.
as would otherwise co.-t five times that sum..
Various shades Can be produced from the
same dve. The process is simple, and any
one can use the dve with perfect success.
iJnections m lngiisli, t reucu uud German
outiae of i wli pacKuge. Q
HOW A MIA KXS,
Coi; Uio:idway, Hoston.
For side bv Smith A Davis Portland. and-'
bv lied ,V l'arli-r. Oie r,,i I'itv Ml
IxiE i'i Ai'J ii ATT AH
OF NEW YOU iv.
Asset Ncarlu $".f-0n.000 0(
lHvlOEM) TO Jaxcaiiy 1st, ISO",
Dividend of 16'i7, 4 0 per cent. Cash-
T
HIS LARGE
DIVIDEND IS VERT'
ji atif in
and assuies the rosier ixo.v
eks that thev will, in this carefullv conduatd".
Coiiipunv, obtain insurance at the lowest cost,
consistent wim tue sufety of the insured.
SPECIAL FE.ITURES
Dividends A a i v a I ly,
Peliv'us uon Forfeiting,
After t,e J'&-men
0
Puticies In coi, testable,
Credit Gireu fr -p.rt rf
The I'iew'f m if Desired
Prompt J nyntPhl f Los.-esf
5?" --Ml clusses ol Life uud Endowment
Policies issued
f" porta id New Features in
D v-'dcttdx. tinel Modi it ef Insurance :
Tiie foHov.-in aie e;ay:j.les of the opera
tions if" the l.i-t dividend. Policies issued
in lstiu cury (bur j i urs ajo :
Amoui t I'rrn.iuin Added Total
Age. Insured. 1'iiid. to Policy. Amount
ii .!,. 1.'-S0 3.5?a 13,57a-;:.-
r.tit ,.- 'j, io,e4 a
SO 7,V 0 7''!j ir,7'3 Jo s
7,i-u bZl I'.VjS 5..5'
This is n entirely r-ow plan, oripnUting.
Willi th s companv. and irives in.uners the
1 litest ictiii n ever made by any company in
the si.me iefiol. All information, books,
oVtik A; ll.vuViyus. mii be .,!. tained from
C. I. FER51V, Aeent,
I"3 Front st , 1'oitLnd, Oreson.
Ds. A.D. Fllis. ,
i5 W. Ii. U atkins f Medical Examiner.
PLIN AND CRNAMEKTAL
PLASTERING!
. o
Having followed the above business
fciAteeit yeais, ia
EIXT Y0BK,
And San Frc3ciscc
I feel cor fi Tent tb.it I ran perfect wl
isf c iai to ail who iiiitv tru.-i ii;c wi'ii wirk.
i'e ns .iivii-u i.t m uijitaiice from ihe citv
ciiii c.: t:i:n all m-ce-arv doruiatioii as t
co t. eic, bv ml ir--i!i i
J. V. ETMOUE. Plast-rer.-Mi.tit1;,.ij1eiy
sr., near -A'u, l'ortUnd4 ,
lleferei e . t J. ciiari.as comi'V :"
J :. 1 i.ri.i.iN:ti:, I sq . O-weeo. .... .
JUSTICES' EEAXIvS. of every dwerir,
tica. for saIc at tiw liircwiut oOicn:
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