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OBEGOX .CITY, OREGON, jIARCH 2?, 1371.
"Returxixo. L,ast week -we noticed
the fact that Mr. It. Jacob, President of
the woolen factory at this place was on
Iris way home, and may be expected to
arrive here on the next steamer. We
have since learned.fhat he ha comph t
d all the purchases of machinery for
the new woolen mills. The machi'ncry
indudes all the latest and most improv
ed patents. When put up and ready for
operation, there will lie no niofo com
mote and perfect mill on the Pacific
coast ; and the machinery .when worked
ly skilled operators, will le cnpahle of
turning out all kinds of woolen fabrics
surpas.-cd liv no other factory, cither in
O the lvist or West. Already a larjre por
tion of the machinery is on tlie 1 oad,
unl the remainder is to 1k shimx-il by
rail in a few weeks. All tlie machinery
! expected to arrive by the time the
buildin is ready for its Vf-eeplion. The
eontrai-t calls for the completion of the
building bv the 15th of .Time; but if
good weather is vouchsafed, workmen
can ljogin to ut up the machinery by
the 1st of June, if not prior to that date.
Work on both the ouihlinsr and putting
ip of the machinery will lc crowded
forward with great activity, as it is the
intention of Mr. Jaeob to have the mill
ready to turn out fabrics by the 1st of
y August next.
CJ'ort I'Ki'KNriKNr.-Oiir readers will
remMiicr that sometime since an action
wns commenced in the U. IS. District
t'ourt against tlie L,oek Company,
wherein several of our citizens were in
teresteil. The rase was tried the fore
part of tlie present week, and resulted
in a verdiet for the Iiock Company.
We l'virn that our young friend ("has.
K. Warren, lvCi-. who was engageil
H'iinst tlie Company, made a most able
Hud thorouirU, argument in behalf f his
clients. It was his first ease in the U.
S. Court.
Phi vat R .Siiiooi.. Miss Mattie K.
Kellv lias opened a private school in
the room formerly occupied by the En
tkiumusi:. Miss Kelly Is an experienced
teacher, and we have heard iier highly
Hooken of wherever she has taught.
We hope her school may be well un
tamed. Gone to Sax Fr xcisco. Major
Thos. Cliarnian left Portland for S.m
Francisco last Wednesday for a new
tock of Sprin'r and Summer goods.
Tin' Major will probably make a visit
to the Atlantic States before he returns.
We wish him a pleasant trip and safe
return.
Goon Fi:E:oHTS.-s-The Governor CI ro
ver passed up last Monday with about
VZ tons of freight on her, and about 40
p-issnrers. She h id a full relurn load.
Yest.-rd.iv she passed up with a heavy
freight and 1 list of passengers. She
wilf iro down to-morrow at about 0
oVh irk.
1 k ri'itN r.i). lion. 1). P. Thompson
returned home last Monday from a
protracted visit to Washington. Ib?
looks hale and hearty. Ib not has ex
plained that little error of the telegraph
to US Wt.
A'fTir.vi i.y Sikit, While Mr. Wilde
wa- !ian Uing a iist"l last Wednesday,
ti Klei lently went oil" an 1 shot a young
mm named Peter Tline:rson throu-rh
the arm, just above the wrist, passing
through tiie arm, but touching no bon .'s.
In:n. Am':rose Fields, an old pion
eer an l thr; father of a large family of
ehil lren, grown fia hi tihis city and
comity, died at his residence near this
pla"e last Wednesday,
in Ids s-'J 1 year of age.
ashes.
Mr. 1-
1 ae;
K l' is w::s
be to his
Kkstiva!.. Tlie ladies connect 1 with
the Congreg dional (."hurch of this -ity,
g we a festival a Myers' Hall last Tues-
d iv evening, which was a very pleasant
atfiir and well attended. Th-ughthe
ree.-i;its were not"Verv larvT'. they were
fullv as mil ih as could be expected.
IjAXPLXO.
G rover will
-The steamer Governor
hereafter make what is
known as Can field's landing her land
ing place. This is near the center of
town, and will be convenient lor
per and passengers.
U'l-
ANXiufs. Treasurer MeCarver is
very anious to git rid of the school
money on hand, and would be . leaded
to have the clerks call for the money as
soon as jMis dble.
ConiiKcrioN. In on? list of ollicerson
tlie Gov. Grover last week, we stated
that Alonzo Vi'kers was pilot. It should
have bocn Aaron instead.
To isk Soi. p. The late residence of
John G. Campbell, deceassd, is to lie
sold at administrator's sale to-morrow
Hfternoon, at 1 o'clock. This i.s a desir
able piece of property.
P.oakp or Dki.koatks. The P.oardof
Delegates will hereafter meet at the
rooms of Columbia Hook v Ladder
Company No. 1, on Thursday evening
of each month.
Thanks. Senators Kelly 'orbett and
Mitchell, and Representative Slater will
please accept our thanks for public doc-
uments.
Rkm F.MiiKit. Our readers should re
member that the game law for the pro
tection of feathered game takes effect
on the 1st of April.
Fink IIou.sk. Andy Willis has pur
chased from Mr. P. M. Kinearson his
line stallion. He is one of the best
horses in Oregon.
AmuVAL. The last arrival, on tlie
;sth nit,, at the residence of Mr. A.
Levy, yv'uu a boy.
From The &tt!r.niin : The D iy'.
Ihfny of March loth has an illus
tration with the title, "A Seen? at
Jefferson in Oregon a pale faced
lndle and her aboriginal lover." It
is a picture of a beautiful young ie
"i;ale drtssed in the height of fash
ion, leaning upon the arm of a migh
ty Modoe rigged out in war paint
feathers and beaded toga. Together,
it Kb two are promenading the street,
past marble front stores, stepping
gingerly upon a flagstone pavement.
Of course, the JeiTerson people will
recognize the picture at once, and be
able to tell n4 the nam and lineage
of the pale-faced belle. The 1) r'
.". says; "She is known as the
village belle, and was recently seen
lromcnadiiig the side walk, arm in
unit with a young Digger brave, who
accompanied her to church, and play
ed, the gallant with all the native
grace for which M"r. Lo is celebrat
c h" rtouh on JelTerson, isn't it?
- -
Hon. .T IT Cit.,., I,r.c fronVad na
lull Viound oojnes of the Cougre
'lon1 for the second session of
tue lorty Second:' Congress. This is
OHO- r.f -r.-..-r.,. c r , 1 ' .1.
!;1T1V f:ivnrq
are in.-u-bted to Mr. Slater
--uihii Ulvll
r, of
that he
-'llL iu say tun
t; oeen one of the best represents- I
r. ' Jfoasc. nas ever had in Coa
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San I''rancIsco Market Report.
Sax Fraxcisco, March 2G.
Wheat In Liverpool lis CdSUs 5d -. club
lis 10d.?12s 4d.
Flour Superfine. $ I 501 75 ; extra, 5 50
5r5 V.
Wheat Coast. SI S0rl S3; bay shipping
and milling, ?1 iij.l 85.
Tirli-v l.(!M sks coast. 15 23: coast. $1 15
(5,1 2-J ; bay, SI &3. Kale of SJO sks bay
brewing at il '!'.
Oats Oeneral rang.', $2 10(3.2 20.
Portland Market Report.
Wf.dxe.sdav Evexixg, March , 1S73.
Gold in New York to-Jay, llo'.
Portland I-egal T. nJ-r rates. S7 buying ;
8S selling.
Wlfeat The market is very dull and
transactions meagre The prices remain
weak at $1 K,
Outs Receipts liberal and quotations at
GO cents per bushel, sacked and delivered.
Flouf Prices steady. We quote $1 00
5 00 per barrel as the ruling rates.
Hurley But little ottering. prlees continue
firm nt ?1 4o.il 5) '.1 cental.
Poultry Chickens scarce and in good de
mand at Jl 00,'il 50 vl dozen.
butter Inferior quality a drug. Country
brands bring iX'VjOe. while fancy dairy is in
Kood demad at 10'.;, He V 11.
K:rcs Dull nt IS crrts irr dozr'n.
Bacon the di'inand i.s nominal ami the
supply on hand abundant. Sides' li-fcll.'ic
v 11 ; 'should -rs, 7!ve; J lams, I l.'V
I Tied Fruits Apples in sacks, :v7c v 3h;
in kr'irs, 7'Sc ; Plums, (pith-ss) 18S'J'c
bard In 10 lt cans, lh-vlJc; in kegs, 10
(llc.
Oregon City .Market Kcport,
Knteri'rise Office, March 27.
Trade during the week has been very
quiet, and we have no changes to report in
the general produce market. Kg;s are the
only article in which thcr.s is a change,
t hey having come down to Pi cents. Sev
eral of our merchants will shortly receive
their spring stocks, when we hope to record
mow activity in the market. California
vegetables have madi t heir appearance at
some of our grocery stor.-s.
The following are the buying prices for
produce, anil the selling price for others :
Wheat Demand light, and selling at 75
r-iSJ cents.
Flour Good supply in mark -t, and sell
ing at f 1 5I;vj 5 ).
.Middlings Are quoted at $25 prr ton;
shbrls, i"J; and bran il.", with full supplies
on hand.
Oats Supply equal to demand; buyers
are paying SO cents.
Potatoes No demand, and the market
overstocked, at from 3.i.i:i cents p,-r bush
el. Onions None in market ; quotable, at 1
ct:s per pound.
FutU r Good fresh is scarce, and finds
r.ady sale at from ,.'1-5 cents p-.-r pound ;
inferior article in but Uttl? demand.
Kggs Market well supplied and sale dull ;
we quote them at 10 cents per dozen.
Chickens None in market ; worth 13 50
p-r dozen.
Wool None selling and no price yet
establish"! I.
Dried Fruits Full stocks in market;
Apples are bringing 0 7 cents per pound ;
p 'aches P'-'vlO cents ; Currants l'':i!5 cents.
Sugar Crushed, ll'-jd- cents; Island
1'J.V; ; Nlw (irlean.s, 15 cents ; San Francisco
refined, lJeil t cents.
Tea I Jest quality il p.r pound, and oth
er brands raugiii' iroiu ;:).;, 7. cents.
Coifee B.-st ariieie jj c.-nLs; interior, 2J
Cuts.
Salt Hanging from lk.'i'M.
Syrup oO cents -r gallon; best article
75 cents.
Bacon Hams 121:5 cents; Shoulders,
Scents; sides, PJ cents per pound,
bard l'er pound 11 cuts.
Oil Pevo-'s KeroS-'iie per
gallon, 75
find readv
cents ; l.inseed ;1 lt"i.
li.vi'on loot ( iood fat cattl
sale at ti cents on foot.
Fork We quote ;lt 0 cents.
Stieeji Few offering ; quote at t-G," per
he.i.l.
I lid -s( Jrecn at from fJ:-V!, owing to t he
size ; dry 1" cents p -r pound.
Resolutions of Thanks.
OATAKAcr l,i-K CoMl'AN V S Rooms. I
OitKiiuN Cn v, Mar. 21, 17:. )"
Ai a metiiug of the above company
In 1-1 at tlieir rooms on Monday even
ing, 21th inst., tlie following -reamblc
and resolutions were submitted to the
members and unanimously adopted,
to-wit :
Wiikuk ys, The 1 ulies of tliis city, as
a token of their appreciation
oi
the
faithful and enerureLie exertions, ano
successful efforts of the num'.iers oi
t'ataract J lose Conipanv. No. Oregon
City Fire lepartnient,di l, on tlie even
ing of the hlh inst., voluntarily hold a
a festival at Myers' Hall, entire pro
ceeds of which were appropriated t i
the benefit of .said com nan v, therefore
be it ...
Kksolvkp, That the sincere thanks
of tlie oilicers and members if this
company, be and are hereby tendered
to Miss Nora Moss, Miss.Jenhie Harlow
and the oilier ladies who so generously
and willingly co-operated with them i'n
their kin-l t il'orts, and untiring zeal to
increase our funds, and there I iy roinote
our elliciency, as well as our comfort.
Rksoi.vkp, That as memliers of the
Fire Dcjiartnu nt, it atl'ords us much
gratilieation to know that tlie ladies ol
Oregon City have tints proven their
kind interest in our welfare, and their
good wishes for our volunteer organiz i
tion.tiie remenii trance of which we fur
ther pledge ourselves shall incite and
encourage us in the future as in the
past, to merit their confidence and es
teem. GLOKGFJ A. HARDING,
President.
Attest: IIknky J. IIarpino,
Secretary.
A GEMS FCR THE ENTERPRISE.
The following persons are authorized to
act as agents lor the KxTiatl'ltisK :
Geo. I'. Powell A Co., 40 Park Row, New
ork.
Co -, Wet h.-rill A Co., 67 Chestnut street,
I'hilad-'lphia.
Abbtitt .t Co., No. 82 and 84 Nassau street,
New York.
l'ort!and. tr.-gon L,. Samuel
San Francisco J J 0'c '
( L. F. I- isner
St. II--len, Columbia county s. A. Miles
Astoria, Clatsop count v ...A. Van iHisen
sal-in f,. Williams
Jlarrtst.urg 1. n. Smith
FalayotteA amtiill county J.I,.Ferguson
1 ia Has, Polk county " f)ave Holmes
I'.enton county ". A. Wells
Corvailis ;. llon.j'ohn'burnctr
Canyon City.Grant co V. P. I .as well
Alliany . x. Arnold
Dalles. asco county x. II. Ciates
1m iruid", Cnion county .. C. Craig
I'cndlcton, Cmatilia county s. V. Knox
Eugene City b M-'Hiompson
J (b. LPrlstow
los?burg Hon. I,. F. Lino
be ba non i ' ' l'- Mont ague
I J. H. Ralston
Jactisonville Hon. F. D. Foudray
bong l orn Ji. c. Huston
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
I.".ivrr Creek
l'-utteville
Cascades
..C. F. noatio
Jolin Zumwalt
II"nry McGugin
J. W. Straws r
1). Wright
Frank V. Foster
....Capt. Z. C. Norton
W. Morelaml
..J-mn Hng -nbi-rg-'r
John Jioole
W. 11. Vaughan
I unhy
t utt ing-.s.
I . lP- rr.ek
Harding's
Iw. r -MolalVa
3Iilwaukie
Iswego
L'pper Moialia
" ETTFdiS REMAINING IX THE POST-
oflice at Oregon City. April 1st. 1S73:"
Armstrong, Mrs V J Molton, S
Herg.-r, Jas W
Powell. Stovim
Hre slower, I)
Cooper, Jarrfs
Cochran, M J
Driver, Isaac
Dixon. Mrs L S
D-drma, Lucius f.
I ia wlats, (i.-o , v
Girl"v, Miss Luzotte
Jl.tutchku"!, J II
Jackson, Wra
CJuirk, Petf-r
Itanstold, W S
Roberts, Gailord
Mwart, Geo L.
Smith, i
Skinner, B
Stotzcr, Carl
Smith.JK (Enginoor)
Taylor, Henrv K-n-
Kandlo F M
Maecins.Jaiacs,
laiior, L.CV1
Williams, Sarah W
Mackcodams.Patrick Wrlglcv, Joseph
li called lor say auvcrtisa.
J. ;i. BACON, Poet master.
The March Amine with a very
ellective coast .scene: "After the
ragged clris are m powerful relief
against the moonlight. bursting
through the broken clouds and reflect
ed trom every rippling wave.
"P.reak, break, break
On thy cold, gray crags, O Sea I"
But there was one ship which can noy
er go on that "'haven under tlu hill"
Its battered hu k tells of a scene when
old Ocean was in a far ditferent mood.
Probably the most purelv m-f ;
that has ever appeared iu Tin: Ai.pixk
,s the study of "White lurches of the
'e:V:,,'V: ,;lIior IIfnVs- wonderful
fidelity
of every det
cta.ll convmees us
that we
ire tra.imr mum
traits ot these venerable nionarehs of
the forest, drawn by o,,e w ho knows
and loves them well. Thacn-T i-i-'
iiu o n uuuuiiv reiiuers every varviie'
texture of bark and leaf, is'a v.-o'i thy
specimen ot the talented pi ince of en
graversthe elder Linton. A proof
impression of this cut lias been on ex
hibiti.m in Now York, where it has
won tiie highest praise from connois
seurs. Although many other pictures
o4 ....v.. lutij popular, it will no
hard to select a single one which will
do more to win for tlie Alpine tlie
respect of those whose cultivation en
ables them to recognize :mti siri,.r0ciato
the liigltest tonus of art. James D.
Simile gives a spirited sketch of that
tamous ride "From Ghent to Aix;"
and there are also two smaller sketches
by Ta vernier, which are verv beautiful.
"The Fox and Grapes," after Do re, is a
.specimen of that master's most happy
style, and is a triumph of pietoral art.
Altogether we congratulate the pub
lishers upon their success in the art
deoaitmeiit of this number, and we
will also c nigratulate ourselves upon
the .possession of such a mairniiieeiit
"exponent of American taste." The
literature is more excellent than usual.
The most noticeable articles are " J n
terludes,"a siiarkling story, by F.li.a
beth Stoddard, and "T;c Tawnv Mus-ta'-lie,"
a bright social skttch, bv Sac
( 'he.stnul wood. Charles Da wsoii'Sha li
ly contributes :i j.leasant paper about
MJiants, Heal and Mythical;" W. V.
llaily a little study in" natural liistorv
about "Pussy Willows in Alders ;" and
Ibuirv itichanls a bit of gossio about
"Sliortan l I'itliv Letters." The editorial-!,
which are in Mr. Stoddard's
best vein, are "A Few Thoughts about
Water," "The Horse and his Riders,"
" White llirehes of the S.iranae." and
"Love's Last Service." Klizal.eth
Aker Allen opens tlie number willi a
oat hetic poem, cut i! lid" i neonstancy ;"
lvl-'ar F.iwcelt follows wit!i ".o-ta-cy,"
a mclanclioly love poem; and
Jon Sydney wit h tin amusing mirserv
s;ig ."ii " fiaby's Toilet." Music. Art.
and Literature are intelligently and
critic. illy treated. Alto-id her the
Marc'.i A I. pink is the best vet issued.
S ibsvriptioTi price ?5 00 including
Chromos "Village Ik-He" and Cross
ing the Moor." James Sutton t Co,,
publislu r i, 5s ?iaid ii Lane, N. V.
TAKE YOUR CHOICE. The March
number of " Pktkp.s' Musical Month
ly "contains the IV. lh. wing scleeticn
of New Music. You can buy tlie
.Monthly for .".( cents, or the Music in
sheet formfor
Savior, thou art ever Near. Song ami
Chorus 1 anks.
Pretty Evaline Adair. Song and Cho
rusr I rays.
tier 1. line. Song and (.'.horns,. . .Fiske.
lie ivis.s d me Good-! .ye at the Gate.
Song Stewart.
Hear me sav my Little IV-vor-.
Song ' IValt.
lust as f am. I'vm for Lent, .'Wagner.
L-t the World Chant and Sing. Mister
Carol
.Smart.
Put on vour Lest
Array. Easter
Carol,
Kline's polka
i iohi-mi in iirl. (Sclcc
Dressier.
Kinkol.
i i: .lis,) . . Pacher.
'apriee,. K inkel.
Tonel.
'('lie Village Festival. (
TheT;ast. R; itidisj, . . .
A Till A L Till P. The Publisher will
send you six back numbers f ls72 for
or the last three numbers for 1
cents. .Subscript i n price, : per year.
Address, J. I,. i';;n:r.s, h'M Rroadway,
New York.
ur Pjdcmiid "i renins to Every
.ahscriher.
A r r.i n ge 1 1 1 n t s 1, a v (
which we can oiler a
been made by
year's subscrip-
ti n to Thy New York CunisTrAX at
or.K and Iv' i.Kcric Wnr.KLY, witii
their (bur magniticent '!irotnos:
" i lootl M orning," " Carlo in M ischief,"
"Sjirinr Flowers." together with ;ur
own journal for .")'.
As tlie ( '!.r- uni is all ne are vort h from
$1(1 no to $F) no, and as the New York
public ition is every way first-class, i
presents an unusual opportunity to our
sttiiserUters. l he Chromos are made
by Prang and other celebrate. 1 artists
and will be forwarded promptly bv
mail prepaid.
Should any subscriber desire onlv
the two first, named 'hromos, t hcv wii I
b" sent with the two publication.?: ibr
ri -i-i.
Remit to the publisher of thi
paper.
A Disease with a Thousand Symptom.
Tys;eps5a is the most perplexing of
all hum in ailments. Its symptoms
are almost infinite in their variety, and
the forlorn and their despondent vic
tims of the disease often fancy them
, i . i . - .
scics uie juey, m turn, ot every
known malady. This is due, in part
to the lose sympathy which exists be
tween the stomach and the brain, and
in p u t also to toe tact that anv disturb-
since of the digestive function neces
sarily disorders the liver, tiie bowels
and the nervous system, and elfeets
to some extent, the quality of the blood
A ni"dieine that, like Hoslestter's Hit
ters, not only tones the stomach, but at
the same time controls tlie liver, pre
duces a regular habit of body, braces
the nerves, purifies the thuds and
in in i.-.iers io ;i iinnu Ujseaseil, is
thereto the true and only specific
for chronic Indigestion. Such is tlie
operation of this famous vegetable re
storative. It not onlv cures dyspepsia.
one a iso an concomitants and conse
quences. Moreover, it is invaluable as
i Preventative of indigestion. No one
who chooses to take half a wincgla'ss
ful of this agreeable appetizer and
stomachic habitually three times a day
will ever be troubled with oppression
after eating, nausea, sour eructations,
or any other indications of a" want of
vigor in the digestive and assimilating
organs. Tiie debility and languor
superinduced by hot weather are im
mediately and permanently relieved
by the Hitters, and persons who are
'constitutionally inclined to look noon
life "as through a glass, darkly," will
be apt to take a brighter and more
hopeful view of the situation under th
. . .. . i' . i i i
renial intluen-.-e of
this wholesome
medicinal statement.
Aliout 150 pounds of long prim
er, of which this is an impression.
Has been in use but a short time,
ixood work. Price 25 cents lb,
cither tied up or in cases cases
extra.
ALSO,
A small fjnt of Kcnperiel of Tvhich this is an
impressioa. Trice 35 conts V Hi. As good as new.
There i-s c-noup-h to set about one column of this
paper solid. Address this otHi-e.
Special Xotice.
It i.s a well known fact that Tvspcp
sia and indigestion are tiie caiisos of
nearly all tlie diseases that the human
lxidy is heir to: then why jiay en -r-moiH
doctors' bills? P.y using Dr
lien ley a celebrated IXLt Ihttersthev
can bethoroaglv eradicated from th'e '
system and new life, imparted to tho !
rr -1 'T" r r- T . . -i -A nl...r-1.... . . : . ,
iuf.-.ian ccnincaies
in another column.
COURTESY
,That Favorite Ilomc Remedy,
PA! M-K ILLE
lias been before the public over THIR
TY YEARS, and probably has a wider
and better reputation than any other
proprietary meaicine of the present
day. At this period there are few un
acquainted with the merits of the
PAIX-KILiLER ; but, while some ex
tol it as a linament they know but lit
tle of its power in easing pain when
taken internally; while others use it
internally with great success, but are
equally ignorant of its healing virtues
when applied externally. We therefore
wish to say to all, that it is equally suc
cessful, whether used internally or ex-ternalU-.
It is sufficient evidence as a
standard medicine to know that it is
now used in all parts of the world, and
that its sale is constantly increasing.
No curative agent has had such a wide
spread sale or given such universal sat-
lslacl ion.
DAVIS' PAIN-KIRI.FR is a purelv
vegetal. le compound, prepared from
tiie best and purest materials, and with
(are that insures the most perfect
uniformity in the medicine; and while-
it is the most ellective remedy for pain,
u is a perjcciiy s:;io nicoicinc, even 111
the most un-siviiitui nanus.
It is emineiulv a FAMILY MEDI
CINE ; and ly heing kept readv for
immediate resort, will save mauv an
hour of suilering, and many a dollar in
time ami iloctots Pills.
After over thirty vear.i' trial, it is
still receiving the most unqualilic-d tes
timonials to its virtues, from persons
of t he highest character and responsi
bility. Eminent physicians commend
it as a most ellectual preparation for
tlie extinction of pain. It is not only
the best remedy ever known for Rruis
es, Cuts, Rums", tvc, but for Dysentary,
or Cholera, or any sort ot bowel com
plaint it is a remedy unsurpassed lor
eiHeiency, and rapidity of action. In
the great cities ot India, and other hot
climates it lias become the standard
medicine for all such complaints as
Well as for Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plaints, and all cither Kindred disorders.
For Coughs and Colds, Canker, Asth
ma, and Rheumatic diliieuliies, it has
been proved Ly the most al undantand
convincing to" be an invaluable medi
cine. We would caution the public against
all imitations of our preparation, either
in name, or style of putting up.
March 7. -ml
A True li.ilsasn I)n. ISTAIi'S I'ALSAM
OF Wn.n Ciikkkv is truly a balsam. It
contains the b;i lsainic principle of t he Wild
t'tierry, tl.e balsamic properties of pa" and
of pine. Its Inur -dients ar - all balsamic.
I'oinrhs, Colds, Sore Throats, Pronchit is.
and I on.-aunp' .ion speedily disappear unuer
its balsamic ialUi'Mic.
SOCIETY XCmCES.
on!-:nox LODGE xo
3, 1. 1. o. r,
iSfeets every Thursday
eveniiigat 7'i o'cloclc, in th":
()dl Fellows' Hall, Main
street. Members of the Or
der are invited to attend. !v order
a.
LVJ.I,S MXCA51P.Mn:T XO. l.I.O.
O. Meets at Odd Fellows' n ry
Hall on the-First andThird Tues-
day of each month. .Patriarchs
in good standing are invited to attend
itt.iiiicc.v D::t:it3:j'. i.oix;.1; rwo.
:?. I. O. O. V., Meets on the w.
recoil. i aim imiimii l lies- -
ua v eyeliners each month, Z''X
at 1 o'clock, in the Odd 'rfI
Fellows' Hall. Member.sof the Degree
are invited to attend.
.uuj,tx.i:aii e.oix;i: xo. i,a. i'.
A A. M.. Holds its regular com
munications on the First- and
Third Saturdays in each mouth,
at 7 o'clock fn eo llin,lit!i r ...
leiiioci lo lite -oiii oi ..jareii; sum 'i
.....!..... . ... ..I. . ... , . -I
o clock from the liiHh ot iM.irca to t.i
'-Xh of S- i ttetol n r. Frethien in food
standing are invited to attend.
P.y order of V. M
vy-:ir to-da v.
CS2A r,1 SAL O O fT,
LOIlS SAIL,
: : PROPRIETOR.
j w ) I I . I- KI-.S p i: c t v F I. I.Y A x
O UI.D
A no-ince lo tlc citiz'-ns of Orr-uon t 'it v
and vicinity, that I have just opened an
ICT.-CUKAJI ami tOM't-CTIOMOUY
establishment in the bail. ling formerly
OCCUple.l uy 1,. Diil; r, on tlic
Co.-iirr Fijiirlh am! Jf.iiu SLra tx,
ine .iijc l-oniilaiii will be In
o.t r.tiion io Mipi,iy the d--mands of the
unrs,. i manuiacnire nil my own stock
r-tiis-i i c i v iMviirn '..-...... I.'.:. ..I.
Khar.- of public patronag,- is rcspectlully so
licited. Oregon City, S - iit'-mbrr Otii, lS7J-tf.
BARHUB RESTAUnSNT
iam IK'LOLEV, Proprietor,
(I.;-.te f,f the Clitr House.)
JfAI.X 8TIZHXT. OJiEtSOX CITY, oax.
tai- iM,'i-,IWl(il-;i)
rrsp- cttully :iiuiouu- -.fK
Tllr' ,-x-t . ..... .
ci so) ins irK-nds .t t in:
i l-uvciuij; Public,
that he has rc-opened the above named
The Propritor knows how to servo his
olsl'tilHTS Willi
Oysters, Feet,
A l.omi Cup of 'ITcc,
Or ;i O.xxl r-.mnro Toal,
Or-gon City, March SKEU)L'EY-
Ord'ninoa Mo. I IO.
j,r oriit,ini anrl rstnbli ficd by the City
I fr'Ke. 1. That .no p rson shall soil ppiritu
! f)us."r "'"It liuic)rs within the corporal.
; imiLoi wre-ron City, v.it iiout first having
obtained a license therr-lor lrom the t'ity
I coii-c.or oi i )n--on City: rri.vttOxl t init t his
, oiiimanc-snail not apply to apotlc-cari
cnageu in sejling liquors for medicinal
! puriios'-K on:y, nor to persons who are s 11-
nig spirituous or malt liquors by tiie quart
or in less 'ii'ant if i(s than nnnninrt ti?wl..
license obtained.orwhich may li.-r attrr c
",J"1": iroiu tiie pritper an; noriti -s, under
..i.iti,r laws and ordiiia nc -s.
Si:c. 2. Any person d-.-siring to s -11 liq
uors in quanti!i--.s equal to or exceedi ng one
quart, sha II make .ionli:ition in u-riiin.Of.
, i.i- uij collector and upon tiling a receipt
j ot the 'treasurer for the sum oi one bu.-i-
err-d dollars in l . fs. gold coin, he shall
b ent.it I--1 to have a lic-ns? issue to'expiro
in one year .-liter the dat th r--of.
Sec. a. Any n-i-son violating the provis
ions of this ordiua nc-e upo:i conviction
iic-reoi D ior.Mlie Mavor or It -cord--r, for
erj oif.-nce, shall pay in addition to t he
tax and costs, a line not exceeding (?.) tif
,II;lrs' !lnJ "ot less than twenty
U-T) i.ollars, or imj risonment lor a te rm
not exceeding twenty (g.l) davs or lot.h.
Sec. 4. Itshail b - the dutv of th" Citv
-Marshal to pr tsr-cut- nil p-rsons violating
t ns ordinance, and in case of conviction he
f-nall receive, in addition to his usual P-t s,
th" sum of two (5J) dollars to bo taxed as
costs of suit.
This ordinance to take cXTect within twen
ty days alter its passage.
Passed the Council, 1 ebruarv JI, 1573.
A n A. XOLTXEK, .Mayor.
A. C. DAILY, Hoc-order.
At a meeting of the City Council, held
March 12, lsT-t, the following amendments
to ordinance So. IV) w-f-r passed :
Amond ordinance Xo. lb, by striking out
tko word "apotheoari--s" in ninth line of
section 1, and ins-rt in tlif words "any p er
son" in liu thereof; and strike out the
words " b'-siclos being liable in addition to
th" tax and costs" wTiore the sam ; occurs
in fourth and tilth lins of soction 3; and
strike out the words "onu hundred" ffh-Trt
it occurs in section 2, and insert " twenty
Hvs ''"ars;" and strike out the words
LC0.1: PttTfek
A. XOLTNKK, layor.
Attest : A. C. DAILY, Recorder.
OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
STILL IX TIIE FIELD! !
WILLI AHSS & HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of Family Groceries to be lounii in the
city. All goods warranted. Goods delivered
in t he city tree of charge. The highest cash
pric- paid lor country produce.
Oregon City, March S. 1&73.
SONGS the PIANO.
THailetl, Post-TKiid, o Receipt of Price.
Darling, I am lonelv now. Songand
chorus titcwart 30
Sweetest. Song and chorus Panks 3'J
Mattie May. Song and chorus banks 30
bont and Saved. liallad Donikcr :50
Farewell, Liarling.tiil wo meet ...liosc wig 30
Think ot ine, Darling. Song and cho
rus Miers 30
Asking a blessing lrom mother. Song
and chorus Stewart 30
Kccol lections ot childhood. Baritone
son: Dunks 30
1 hou art no longer mini?. l;allad...Danks 30
near me saj- my little prayer. Song and
chorus Pratt 30
Close tlie shutters. Willie's dead. Sonir
md chorus stou-nn. .ill
Ethel Dree me. Sonir and chorus... l'crslev .5.5
Wiut dat tickliu me. Song a dancc.lla vs 35
lou 11 always laid me 'irue. Song and
chorus Iliivs 35
Dcad hut not lorgotten. Sonir and cho
rus TP.vs 40
Mc-t me McgKie.Sonir and chorus, llavs 10
Lay me wIhtj my Mother's Sleeping.
Son-r and ciiorus stewjirt. ao
Father of All. Sacred Son-r Panseron 50
Autumn Leaves
.Second IVnsc-c Melo-
uiuue
C. T. l- r.-y a"
Kinkel 35
i-li.sario. P'aiilasie
tustie Heautv March...
Kinkel IJii
sunbeam .March
Skjiats a5
Kinkel Xi
Johnnie's March ,
liertb-'s Schottische
J ill! liiii-'s Sclinl t Ui-he
Kinkel Mo
Kinkie ;i
Kinkel aft
Kinkel a5
l'acher :10
Young LtJ
Young g.J
Kinkel .5
l'acher
Salon Peine 50
Kinkel as
Kinkel S5
IIattic's Waltz
fitt'i-i-t Sixteen Waltz
evening Z.-phyrs Waltz.,
iir.l of He.-mtv WaliT
Switch-oir Ualop.
:ivaii-.-s l-oli:a
ay of Sunshine Polka....
list ning stars Polka de
Mdie's Polka
Harry's Polka..
Smile of P.eantv IlLr:
... .. .......................... i.juji j
I'i-.-ccs marked thus have nicturc tit ir
Young lit)
Any jiiece mailed post-paid, on receipt of
mariii-d pricce. Address,
J. t.. PETEIIS,
."Oil Broadway, A'oiv-Vorl.
March 2S, lS7o-m2.
i SSTK I B UTI O 3X".
757730 PreirsSisms
KAXCIXt! IX VALUE FROM
SIO to S5,COO
GIVEN
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF
OUR F i R E S i 0 E FRIEND.
Every P-i:h?criber is sure of one prr-miutn
any way, also lias an equal chance t rc-
c.-ivinn a Cash Premium, or a Piano, Or'an,
utcn, rv.'wing Jiacninc, etc., etc.
First Grand Cash Premium
S 5 , 0 O O
CUP. FTTLESTDE FRIEND. KinTit r,tys.
.tr;r .Sitr-, llltistruU-d, the Family Weekly,
is in its Third Volume and has atiain-d the
Largest Circulation of any paper published
in the w est. its success enalilcsthe propri
etors to furnish the llest. Most, lesir;iL-le
and Most r sol nl original reading matter in
rcat v:i riety, that money can buy, and to
tnaivO it. a Home Weekly suited to the
wants of every family. Subscript ion price
to p' r year oi oj numbers.
Tho Elegant Chromo
Size 1 fix 20 inches. It? colors. Acknowlrcrcd
by all to be the Handsomest and Most val
uable premium picture in America. Every
stibscrilx-r is pros -nted with t his ( 'hrovno at
tli" time of subscribing:, (no wuitinr), and
also r.-ceivcs a numbered c.-ri iticat." enti
t limr I he holder to a share in t ho distribu
tion oi il.'KKi in cash and oth- r premiums.
J he iiis' riiitst ion takes place on th" sec
ond Tir-sday in June next. The Chromo
and c-rt iticat" s'-nt fn receipt of price.
Sp'-citnen copies, premium list, etc., -
in'jt'.il! part iculars.sent lree to any address.
A'fPM"S"P Either local or canvassing
rl (J Lt i 3 IO in every town. Larare casii
VI i ''IV' H 1:'-V an1 tll ,;"'st outfit. Send
VJfiFJ 1 at once for terms. Address,
OL'Ji FIliliSIDJi l'-ltlMXn,
March 2S-tf. Vhicvjo, 111.
Connty Trasun-r's Solice.
TitEAsritKii'.s OFFrrE, Clackamas Co.)
Urf.oox Citv, March 21st, 1ST3. )
TOTICP: IS HEREBY CJIVKX THAT
l th--r are funds now on hand to pay
county warrants end irscd for intercs, prior
to July 1st, 1ST2.
Interest will cease from this date.
T. J. McCAKVEK, Treasurer
wl
?'ot?c? to Tax-Fayrrs.
riO THE TAX-PAYERS OK CLACKA-
nias cot nty who have not paid their
taxes for the ,,mr 1ST2, the time has arrived
wh -n th" taxes must be paid. Those in
nrr-'ars with tax- s, if they wisii to save costs,
must com" forward and pay up promptly.
Cou nt v Orders cannot be received in part
pay til -"-nt. of taxes after the 1st of April next.
February 2tth, 1S7:1.
J A. V. HEDGES,
S'irrijT Clackamas Co., Or.
Dy C. F. EEAT1E, Deputy. 281c b-tf.
Northern Pacific Eailroad.
CLEARING AND GRUSDIKG CN
40 3Xilo; !
CtEVkED FROrOSAT-S WILT, BE IiE
f1) c -ived at the Ueneral OlTic ofth'-Oim-panv'in
Kahuna, Washington Territory,
until noon of April 1st, for Clearing and
lirubbin ' alxnit 41 mil' s of the line north
ward beinnin at th" end of the track.
Work to b, commenced forwith, and push
cdtiirouh vigorously. Proposals may be
made for on" division, or more, ol about
TEH TSLSS.
For blank forms of proposals, specifica
tions, and otlier particulars, bidders can
inVjuire of Engineer Thos. 15. Morris, Ka
lama, Wasliinf-ton Territory.
Addro&s prui-osals to
i 'y. MILXER nOrtERTS,
Chief Engineer.
Kalama, W. T., March 1.3th, Ia73.
mur2Uv2
A- G- VVALLIKC'S
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
I'ittocU's IJiii3Hn;r Corner of Stark
and .Front Streets.
QR7LAHD,
OREGON.
BIXK BOOKS RULED AND DOUXD
to any desired pattern. Music looks,
Macrazines. Xewsjapers, etc.. bound In cv-
erv variety of style known to the trrad".
Orders lrom the country promptly at
tended to.
ESTIJAT NOTICE:
TAKEN' UP BY ALFRED MARQUAM,
livin-in Mnrquam's I'r-cinet, Clacka
mas county, Orsron, one Imn Mare Mul
brand'-d on the Pft hip with No. 11; two
upper bits or no'ehes out of risht cur ' AVas
posted oa tho 1st day of Januarv, i7.-
claefcaanas conntr, March 21, i-v
CHAS. H. Ci
DEALER IX
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
C0RXEH OF SEVESTU AXD MAIX STREETS, OREGOX CITT.
lias J ust Received a New Stock of
Calicoes, Dress Goods. Brown and Rlenohori Shtio-o
House Lining, Shirtings, Table-Linen, Irish Bosom Linens,
Linen Towelling. Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies' and Gents 0
Hose, Thread, Cambrks, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions
Jianbroidery, White Goods. Millinery, Fancy Goods. Ac,
Also, a full assortment of 0
LADIES' AND CHILDERN'S SHOES,
Grocorles, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimneys,,
Which have bee selected with special care for thia market nd c&una
EE SURPASSED IX QUALITY OR PRICE.
TIIE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID I'OR COUNTRY PRODUCE
March 13, lS73:tf
JOHN MYEESi
OREGON CSTY-
DZALER EN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS and
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY.
A N D
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Books and Stationery.
I will pay the highest prices for
Butter,
and all kinds of
GCOD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I will sell as low ns any houso la Oregon for
CASH Oil ITS JZQ UJ VALEXT
in Gocd Merchantable Troduce.
I am Belling very low for
CASH O" IIANB.
Give nio a call and satisfy yourselv es.
JOHN MYERS.
Oregon City, March 21. 1S73.
The standard remedy for Cntijjlis, Infl-
enzii, ."sore iiriMti, i noornnf i.ohw, Crotin.
I Aver Comp'aiut, JironchitU, Ji'eedinr of the
Am or, and every iUf-ction of th-.? Throat.
Lnnirs and Chest, including Consumption.
Wistar's ISiiisnin f iil t'lierry does
not dry up a Cough, but loosens it, cl"nnses
the lungs, and alleys, thus rrtnorinrj the
ante of the complaint. None genuin un
less signed I. Putts. iTepared by Setii W.
Fowlk Sons, Poston. Sold by Hedinoton,
Hostetter v ( o., ban Iranosco, and by
dealers generally.
LIVE AMD LET LIVE!
TIIE CKEGC. CITT HACK AXD DRAY CO.
HAVING PURCHASED THE LIVERY
Stfck and Pusiness of Messrs. Willis
$: P.rouchton. and the Uravs. Horses nnrt
Uusiness of C. X. (ireenmnn nre nrw nm.
pared to carry on the
LIVEItY ni SLXESS,
FEED STABLE,
AND DRATIEVG.
We Will also deliver 1.-V rwrA ir. oil V.
.... - - - -- .. -. . i ii . i . kiiunc
nersons to wlmm Willie r-n.,n.i.n v.-
. - - ...... .... . i'ii.iiiiii i 1 u
engaged and as many more as will engage
finij ooa irom us, so iar as we can get a
for Wood, lira y Ins or Hauling, will bo at-
icuueu io wan dispatch. I'atmnage in our
several branches of business solicited. Our
Cliarg-es Shall Be Moderate.
The. highest, ensll nrinA nn i .1 f ry ri.ii.
delivered at the Stable.
C. N. GREENMAN,
J. JL FRAZER, President.
Secretary.
Oregon City, August 23, 1573-tf.
A TTTeT"RTi"FJ
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Vm. BROUGHTOX
W FLI. - RESPECTFULLY INFORM
it.th. e c?tlzenso1 Oregon City antf vicin
ity that he is prepared to lurnish
Ir, Spruc-e and Cedar
LUMBER
of every description.
Dry Flooring, Cciling.Spruce (for Shelving).
xuitiiee, iick:ets, Fence Posts
(Cedar).
Constantly on Hand.
Street and Sidewalk Lumber furnished
on the shortest notice, at as low rates as
can be purchased elsewhere in the State.
uive me a call, at the
OREGON CITY, SAW MILL.
March 21, lST3-tf. q
jOTICE!
o
A
S TIIE ENTERPRISE HAS COilK
out in a
O
j-STev Dress,
from this day I will give everybody tho
the
same show and sell
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES
and all other merchandise-
AT REDUCED PRICES FOR CASH,
to make room for
SPRING GOODS.
Call and see for vourselves, and save 25
per cent. cash. " A. LEVY.
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
AH IMMENSE STOCK AS USUAL.
GEORGE A. PEASE,
SUCCE&SOU TO
PROTZ-IIAX, GILLIHAX L CO.
Corner Flrtit and ITIorrlvon streets.
rOIZlLAXD, OJtEGOX.
November 22, 1372-tf.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
i. K x i rv &
G
DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hardware, Groceries,
Crockery, Notions,
Ladies and Gents'
Furnishing Goods,
etc., etc., etc., etc.
Main Street, Oregon City.
Produce of all kinds bought, for which I
pay the highest market price. If vou de
sire good Goods at Ixw prices, call at
I. SELLIXG'S O
and examine his nw stock of Spring goods.
Give me a call and convince yourselves.
My motto is,
" QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
The highest market price paid for wool.
I. SELLING.
Oregon City. March 21, lST3-tf.
THIS OLDEST
o
AND
T XI DE BE ST.
DR. HUFELAfJ D'S
CELEBRATED
SWISS
STOIV1 ACH BITTER 5.
o
Tlie FirsJ: mid Xost Ilealtltfnl Tonic
ever introduced in tlie United States.
These F.itt'-rs have
been inthetsan I ran
cLscti Mark-t lor over
Twenty iar, and
notwithstanding the
many new candidates
lor public lavor, the
sales have constantly
increased.
Taylor W Beneel,
Sole Agents, -W9 and
411 Clay street, 8an
I rancio. No. 2C-ly.
o
IMPERIAL m ILLS,
Savier, LaRocque & Co.
Ore
son
City.
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour,
Middlings, Pjlan and Chicken Feed. Panics,
purchasing feed must furnish the sack.
Public Examination of Teachers.
o
"VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL.
concerned that there will be a Public
Examination of Teachers who dsir" cer
tificates for Clackamas crunty, at the Ore
gon City Seminary, at 10 o'clock, a. m., on
Saturday, April 5th, I?73.q
It is desired that all who expect to tach
or are teaching will avail tlms-Iv; of,
these public examinations, as thcr-j will b
no charge for certificates.
PROFS. MACROI and JIOnj:i..1
have been appointed bv m- tn eonc!;:ef t.he
examination. Cerlficatcs S2." at i r-vate
examination. A. NOL'i Eli.
Sapt. Public souooib lor ciacii3t-ii
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