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THE ENTERPRISE.
OREGON fITV, OREGliN, M1Y 16, 1S73.
Alice Cary's SuecJefet Poem.
Of all the beautiful pictures
That haiii on Memory's wall,
- Is one of a Vlim, 1J forest.
That seemi-th 1-est of s-11 :
Not for its ::ii:irl-(l f-aks oltlcn,
Dark with the mistletoe;
Nt forhe violets roldcii
That irinkl? the vale lx l ow;
Nt for,the milk-white l!l:"s
That iean from the frairrant hpilgo,
Couettin; all tla v with thsun beams,
Ami stealing their trol.len ele;
. Not for the vines on the upland
, Where the red herries rest ;
'or the links, nor the I ale, sweet cow-f-lio,
It seeiiieth to me the lest.
I or.ee had a little brother
With eyes that were dark and deep
In the lay of-that olden forest
lie lietli in M-aee asleep:
Lair'ntses the down of tie' thistle,
Free as tho wimU that blow,
. We roved there the beautiful summer,
The summers of loin ujjjo ;
I'ut his feet on tint bills rew weary,
And one of the autumn eves
I made for my littlo brother
; A bed of the yellow leaves.
.Sweetly Ids pale arms folded
My Tiorrk in a meek embrace.
As the liht ofinunortaljbeauty
Sik-ntly eovered his face;
cAnd when the arrows of sunset
e Ijodired in the tni-top bright,
lie fell, in his saint-like beauty,
Asleep bv tlie "rates of iiir Jit.
Therel'ore,"of ;dl the j i : :ir s
That ban-' on memory's wall.
The one of tie- dim, old forest
iSeeiiu-th best of alb
I.ittlc Things to Iicac i: cry body.
Sweet home A bee hive.
A large family party--AlPof us!
The best thing out A conflagra
tion. When is charity like a -bee? When
tl begins to ham.
Ci ' revolutionary Movement"
turning a grindstone.
To find a goo book-keeper Apply
'at any circulating library.
The way to treat a man of doubtful
credit is to take a note of him.
O C'otnpulsarv edueatioi forced to,
learn a trade in the penitentiary.
What length orght a lady's petti
coakto Ie? A little above two feet.
I'eople who are always wishing for J tion is awakened, and the general
something new .should try neuralgia, i spirit of intelligence which is evek
rif ,,.,i. - .1 . . , od bv these quiet visitors'? Anv-
gaged, lind herself? Mistaken (miss
taken ) .
Can a son lie said to take after his
father, when the father leaves noth
ing to taktv?
It makes all the diilcrence if you
put Dr. before instead of after a
c liiiin'Juaitic.
"Why do honest ducks dip their
heads under water? To liquidate
their little bills.
The man most likely to make his
mark in the world one who cannot
write bis own name.
Tjove coining into a woman's nature
is like the last stroke of tins artist's
pencil to tho landscape.
C "What is that which has a mouth
and neyer speaks and a bed in which
it never sleeps? A river.
You may glean knowledge by read
ing, but you must separate the chall"
from the jt heat by thinking.
Each departed friend is a magnet
that attracts us to tin; world, ami the
old man lives among graves.
DinVrciiee between perseverance
and obstinacy one i ; a strong will,
. and tle oilier a strong won't.
To seek the redress of grievances
by going to law islike sheep running
for shelter to a bramble-bush.
Young ladies who lace themselves j
tightly when dressing for dinner evi
dently prefer grace be fori' meat.
The Infinite and the Eternal, says
II. AV. JJoecher, are words without
meaning till grief interprets them.
Men talk about the idle wind, but
the wind is always busy; and, like a
-cheerful farmer, whistles at its work.
It is said that iron is a good tonic
. for debilitated young ladies. That
may be so; but ironing is a better
'one.
Oj c
To what would a man t aking break
fast with his betrothed be most likely
to object? To take anv butter (but
Cher).
O A poetic Hibernian explains that
.love is commonly spoken of as a
"llame," because it's a tinder senti
ment, q
The superlluous blossoms on a fruit
treMire meat to symbol l.e the large
o way in w hich Ciitrl loves to do pleas
ant things.
rJn order to force mankind to turn
, their eves toward Ilini. God has will-
od that no object should contain ,
within itself the hist cause of its!
fxistence.
.The essence of true nobility is nog-
lect of self. Eet the thought of self
pass in and the beautv of a irreat ac-
tioti is gone, like the bloom from a : n sf!,m- I'tiJimiMVit'. AsnUsnre,
soiled flower. i 1 !l 10 t'!",;r'h --t K.ta o:ic column of this
! Iuimt sx.h.1. Ati.tr.-M thi .fii-e.
A gushing poet asks in the first j
line of a recent eljusu.i. " How many ! FOit THE EMEKrjllSi!?
.weary pilgrims lie i h ; give it up; 1 " "
but t'XiHMience has taught us that! The following p, rs.ms nr.- authorized to
there are a good many. . a t as a-nis f..rthe Kxtkui-kisk:
"Now, children," asked a school ! v- R.weii & c:,., 4j r.iru Kmv, yt.w
inspector, "who loves all men?" A I t ". W.-th rill a Co., 107 fh.tnut street
little -irl. about four vers old, and j I,::tI 'b-ina. ,ntIt &tr' f
evidently not up in the catechism, j xlM-'Vork.0'- X-8- an1 Sl NasS!iu
answered tpaickly, "All women:" j Portland, r ..n T.. S:ui!iei
At a clmrca collection tor nussi.ms, ,
the -preac'.ier feelingly saul: '-Aryl
T l...ih-.n .1 11 f 1 i V1
iiu ui 111 tj'""'"
1 . . 11 -iT til lin.-t 11TT
ine eye. n !spou- meui luriuiun- 4.-.-
'It seeru t; m? that 3Trs. C's
hair was nearly gray a year ago."
Yes, nearly. "o "Uut now it is per
fectly black." "Ah, yes; you know
she has lost her hubaml since then."
It is certainly a very important
lesson to learn how to eny ordinary
thinirsvmd to 1h? able to relish vour
thingsvma t in? aiue to reiisii your
" -. .... .
being without the transport of some j
passion or gratification of some a2pe- :
i :
tlte. Huttevill ' j,,, y,.' " 't ' K-l""i"'"'i, j;rttiicl-tit Wrnlin' of thn
. . . . .(Cascades ; 1 ' J4n 1 iZ mV'7.a,tinn of th" T,'(. '
Theology is Imt a science of mind j Canby str- vs r i vi . . llf ' lncl,"li Consumption:
applied toGod. As scluols change, I fr fVVw iht T I FLOniISrCE
theology must necessarily change .i miin--1......:::::capu z. 11)?. a''s- i oewixg 3i.irinxK.
Truth is everlasting, but our ideas of ljver yiniaiia T-r-)V- .1 Uno,i Liir iid f!?"?r"v I SAMUEL HILL,
trutu a-e not. 1 lleology is Out our , oVvveio...... r.TiVn i ",- VI'-E ,S,1NS- Boston. Sold bv Kedixotox Moiitjjomerj
X.ieasof trittli chrssined and arianged. ' I'pper Iolalia w n Vt o7A, ,1 ,ltK '- ;n and by firn,ut Tlot.i Vui'inr, Sm Ft
' ' "Hi'--rs generally. ,n i-im
Social Demands,
Deceiving and prevaricating have
become so common in general con
versation, that with many, stricklers
for truth and veracity are considered
raw, green, uncultivated and disa
greeable. Society demands deceit. "Whose
refuseth compliance meets disappro
bation and rebuke. Those of easy ;
conscience. hirh rank and popularity !
say, "lou must take the world as !
yon find it, and not ask
c too many i
questions.
Custom has played sueli strong
pranks with good morals, that it is
not expected to see or hear the truth
and nothing but the truth, on any
occasion.
Truth unveiled on the highway
wonld be called a great piece of vul
garity and indiscretion by the high
polished "first cut" uppcr crust,"
ream-on-the-pan of society.
The man, who in the hiharynth of
business or social communications
is perfectly "truthful, must feel sad
in the solitude of his views and prin
ciples. Kieli and poor share alike in the
bartering of truth for seliish pur
poses. The city and country alike furnish
temptations for deception.
The farmer as frequently denies
his liav lay out in the rain after it
was cut as the banker on the a verge
of ruin declares that his bank is the
safest in the country.
The farmer's wife just as often
gives short weight in her churnings
as the bankers wife runs up bills for
dry goods she never expects to pay.
In town or country, the motto
seems to be, '"( Jet the start of the
world," all for the sake of that ini'm
itesmal drop in the great bucket of
creation.
Xr.wsrAPF.iis and Pivp.iodicai.s.
Show us an intelligent family of boys
and girls, and we will show you a
family where newspapers and period
icals are plentiful. Nobody who has
been without, these silent private
tutors can know their educational
power for good and for evil. Have
you never thought of the innumera
ablo topics of discussion which they
sugeest at the breakfast-table: the
mo.-.t important "public measures with
which, thus early our children he-
come familiarly acquainted; great
philanthropic questions of the day,
to which unconsciouslv their atten-
thing that makes home pleasant,
cheerful aud chatty, thins the haunts
of vice and the thousand and one
avenues of temptation, should cer
tainly be regarded, v. hen we consider
its influence on the mind of the
young, as a great moral and social
1 ilessin g. ,nicrsoit .
Saoacity or the Di.inp. Cases
like the following almost make us
exclaim: " What is the use of eyes?"
The accomplishments of a sightless
man are thus told: Heading, l'enn.,
opens the person, but loaves it for a
Derks county German paper to im
mortalize him. lie is a German,
ninety years of age. keeps a tavern,
( whieh is known as blind Hartman's)
is expert in the handling of monev
and bailies all attempts to cheat him
with spurioa; currency. He walks
out alone, can point to any piece of
real estate m the town, and to crown
all mends clocks and repairs musical
instruments.
'When you go into a printing office
always back up against a '"case and
give it a tilt pay forty degrees, it
causes the "caps" to lovingly mingle.
Then slide up to galley ami open
voiir expanshe "mauler" and take
up a handful of type, just to see if
the 'tlurned thing wasn't fast togeth
er," then hang arouud awhile and
hear the devil recite a few extracts
from the writings of Moses and tin
Prophets, w hile throwing in that "pi'
its melancholy, but natural.
l'"ot:r rlcnilid Chromes to Iicry
Hubsrriber.
Arrangements have been made by
which we can oiler a year's subset ip
tion to The New York Onus tian at
Wo uk and Kri.r.erio Wkkki.y, with
their four matrni.ieent C.'iroiuos:
' Cood Morning," ' Carlo in Mischief."
'Sprin;; Flowers," together with our
own journal tor .!).
As the t'l'.roniiij alone are worth from
$HM0 to $1 j OO. and as the New" York
publication is everv wav first-class, it
presents an unusual opportunity to our
siioseimers. ine t.nromos are made
y 1 "rang and other Iebrated artists
and will be forwarded promptly bv
mail prepaid.
Should anv subscriber desire onlv
the two iirst named t'hromos. thevwiil
oesent with the two publications for
CI.)".
Kemit to the publisher of this paper
About ir0 pounds of long prl fil
er, ot which this is an impression
lias been in use hut a short time,
u,,od wi k. Price 2- cents p lb
. . . . . v
eiu:er i let i up or in casts cases
extra.
' A s
A"n;l,i f,,nt f" ')rril .f whMi tl;js is an
i Saa Francisco t 1 bos. i:-c
an r ranc.co
S! .., .Il5 Coluinbisl f,VNK
Astoria, ciais.y couuty ."..'."C" :",n ims n
in... r w-iiii
... ' 1114.
H. Smith
;-oa. cue, i aial'.tu count v I UFer -iVr.
. .... . ...
I ... I I .. , IV .M. . -
. i o.Kc.uniy iav,. ,,),. )os
l.enOiri count v v- . .,
i e'orvallis ii,, i",
Canyon Ciry,irant co .'w. i; i
Albany
I la lies, Vaciiciiuntv
- N. Arnold
1 -eirand Cnion c.n,ViVv".".' ,V"V
Pendleton, Umatilla count y.."."s." v." Knox
I Kune C'itv.
i-l. M. Thompson
Ilosebur
t -. i risiow
I Ion. I.. K. I .ane
'. T. Montague
Iicbanon
t J. It. Kalston
: v --"'e - -u.m. i-.. it. hmdrov
; i n i li loin. ir i ii .
lie
CiaCK.VM.A COUNTY
- -. v . a 14,., ,ii
Heaver Creek 4, P'."""- Whto, fou h. Cron. on 0('r:,1
ratrick, the widow Maloney tells
. i 1 . - -.1 ,in rrt t ifflii)
me that you uae i'-" i
r.esf of her piers, is that correct or
" - t. ,
" ' Vis ver honor. " hat
have you done with it?" " Killed ii
on.l nte it. ver honor!" "Well Pat
Killed it
rick, Patrick! when you are brought
face to face with the widow and her
il. i-.-. .1 f il'ir "vvhilf fin-
count 1 vou e a hie 'to give of
yourself when the
von of stealing?"
e widow accuses
: Did vou sav the
pig wount no meie, ei nwieim.
to be sure 1 did. w en. men, ye
er
rivirence, l n say, j.rs. jnuuuej ,
there's your pig.
T.i. r r . 1
To Make a Candle Icex All
Nioiit: We remember seeing some
years since in an Agricultural work,
now out of print, an article on
"Economy in Candles," which may
be new and useful to many of our
readers. When, as in cases of sick
ness, a dull light is wished, or when
matches are mislaid, put finely pow
dered salt on the candle till it reaches
the black part of the wick. In this
way a mild and steady light may be
kept through the night by a small
piece of candle.
Some people are as careful of their
troubles as mothers are of their
babies; they cuddle them, and rock
them, and hug them, and cry over
them, and fly into a passion with
you if you try to take them away
from them; they want you io fret
with them, and to help them to be
lieve that they have been worse
treated than anvbodv else.
"I wonder what causes the eyes of
young men of the present day to be
so weaK.' said a young town lady to
a country aunt, who was reading the
1 ilgrim s Progress m the smallest
type without barnev's. "Mvdoar,"
was the tart response, the eves of
young men are in these days, placed
in the weakest part."
Ex-Congressman Iloosvelt has
been lecturing to the Xcw Yorkers
on Congressional corruption, and is
reported to have said that out of
eight hundred bills passed during
the last rear, there was not one m
twetnv that the members knew anv-
thing about.
"If I am not at home from the
party to-night at ten o'clock," said a
husband to his wife, "do not wait
for me." "That I won't," replied
the huly, significantly, "I'll come
for you! i ia; hei.oand got. in at S:bO,
saving
that
it t v hail no charms for
him since he was married.
- .
The ruin of most men dates from
some vacant hour, lhere is a, sat
irical poem in which the devil is
represented as lishing for men, and
titling his halt to suit the taste and
business of his prey; but the idler,
he said, gave him no trouble, as he
bit at the naked hook.
I pray you very solemnly (says
Raskin) to put that idea of knowing
all things in heaven and earth out
of your heads. It is very littles that
we can ever know, either of the ways
of Providence, or of the laws of ex
istence. Jut that little is enough,
and exactly enough.
Very few wives understand the art
of maiung house what it suouhl bt
for the husband. 3Iany women
marry for support whicii has the.
appesrance of scliishness and when
attained they go to work and destroy
the source from whence the golden
egg comes.
It has been asserted that an in
crease of one inch in the average
depth of plowing throughout the
United States would produce a
larger amount of profit, as compared
with ) resent results, than all the
gold received from California.
AT.'CTiro.X AXD COMMISSION'.
C'orrnr of Front c Oak sf.., Porllnnd.
Of K"al Kstat, IrncTi".?, General Mor
ohandist? and llors -s.
SAI.K DAYS Wednesdav and Saturday.
A. U. ItfClIAIiHso.V.
AuctioncT.
i i lj'iysalc Sale.
Knlisli Ileiind jjar and Hundl" Iron,
Kn.elish Suar-" and Octagon Cast
Steel, Il'irs" Shoes, Hasps,
Sa ws.Sep vs, Fry -1 a 1 1 s,
sheet Iron, Ii.
O. Iron.
A I. S O
A lar.- assortment of (irocories and Tiq
uor. A. 15. 1UC1IAKKSOX,
Jan. 1, lr3-tf. Auctioneer.
OrcJinanco Wo. III.
An amendment to t )rdinance Xo. ol.
I'e it ord.uneil and established by the City
Council of r.-jron f.My, t hat ordinance Xo.
a I, passedtle- C.iuacil A uly 10th, IstiTi, be and
the same is her 'by amended by striking
out all alter t Ie- words mares in second line
to tie w.,rd within, in third line, printed or
publish. -d copy.
Fa-ssed the Council April 7, 1773.
A. NOI.TXKH. Mayor.
Attest : A. C. Uailky, Kecorder.
Irr-Crraui t.)-tlT-. A jrood dish of Ice
cr. am and a cold drink ot Artie Soda Wa
fer can b? hail at the Ice-cream Saloon to
day and her.-alt. r. I.. SAA I,
IMPERIAL in I LIS,
Savior, La'Iocque cJ Co.
Oregon City.
Keep constant ly on hand for snl Flour,
Middlings, I'.lati and Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasmq: f.-i-tl must furnish the sack.
Th standard MnMy for Con?, Inn.
COURTESY OF
UNIVERSITY
lb. K"--9-J. Veil -C:i
m, J ROUGKTON
-
TITOULD ItF.SPF.CTFUT.FY I.NHJKM
T t he citizens of Oregon City and vicin
ity that ho is prepared to lurnisti
Fir, Spruce and C'edur
of every description.
noftCoIIInIr.Spnicc,forSh.lTlnc,.
' .
(Leuarj.
Constantly on Hand.
street an l Sidewalk Lumber furnished
on the shortest notice, at as low rates as
can purchased elsewhere in the State.
Clive me a call, at the
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Th" distribution takes place on tho sec
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Sjecin-n copies, premiui. i list, etc., friv
inir l'u II pari ieulars.s "' Ire - any address,
ft "T Kit her local or eanvi'ssinsc
i-1 iA t-. 5 I A i ill everv town. l.ar::e ca.di
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tir-ij'i B u i.3 at once 1'nrt' rms. .eltlr-ss,
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March 2S-tf. Chiaujn, III.
HOME SHUTTLE
IMPROVED LOCK-STITCH
iJ - - i m. 11 &
The ?,!osl ei:rpl', rrn.rtiriil :iibl
liCt ' XO MI CAT. MAC.' XJf IX I'SK.
,-vil-s Exr.-rd iili Ofh rs on Hi.' Xurlli
rib'iii-: 'uinI.
rjiiF.v si:w MO!ir. i7-ir,v and
jL v.-.t!i 1 ss n-:- tli ui aay oth r ma
cuiri". Til" ori ly pr.ict i"a I i't.v priced ma-Chiie-
that, ive.s "ii!ir s t! .siat io.'i.
Vt'hat oile r Ag-nts don't t 11 about the
TJie Improved Slonic Slmttle lachlnc:
Thry O-jii't tell Ion t hat t h'-y are the sim
plest, having P's.s number of pieces, and
more easily uml' r. tood than any other,
f hat t li'y are tli IiL;lit.'s! running; more
easily l-ane-d and op-rat 'd. That more
IK ).M I : Si I FT 1 I .K:s ar- s tit out tromthe
tiem ra I A gency at Fort land, t han all others
com hi lied.
Thr;i ilon't tcr io;, that they s'-w equally
as well on heavy and Iirht. oods.
Thrii ltt't It'll jou that, th -y us? the pat
nets ot the hih prie d machi'ie-s.
Thru 'on I lr1 fu that it has the straight
necdK' and s-lf-adjust ing tension.
What people say who have used t hern
and compared t hem to other .Machines will
tell you :
That they ar nior easily learned and
operated ; Simplest and best for all kind..?
of work, and will us- linen and all other
kinds ot flip-ads and silks.
A few of the names are given brdow who
an using the 1 mcuoyiu I Iomk Siiltille :
ii r: v k it i: x- c i: s.
(?en"ral l.ell. Fort laud.
C. S. Silvers, "
Win. Masters,
C. W. Frindl bookkeeper for beverage,
Walham it Co.
Miss F. Vaughn, Port Find.
Mrs. J. 15. Upton, Fast. Portland.
Mrs. S. A. Mor -l.-uid. Portland.
Mrs. J. S. Church, or -gnu City.
Machines forwarded to any address, with
full directions for using, on rec-ipt of price.
NO. 1, $30 00; NO. 2, S15 00.
O. W. T K A V K It,
Gray's Music Store, Odd Fellows'
Temple, General Agent, First st., Portland.
dec 111)11).
Special attention ij catted lio
great iniprovem'-iits mad" recently in
t his e.c ". nt Maehiii",and to th" new and
elegant styles of Cas -s added to our list.
FrORIilSTCIi:.
I''T thnp ivlio prefer a Machine f.-cd-ingth
? work away from t he operator,
we now have one ot t ha d-'script ion, quiet ,
easy ruiin iiej a ml having all the other pe
culiar excellencies of t he other style.
I a Mil re I plea s. If fiiero isoiieivltV
in a thoiis iTxl miles of San Francisco
iK)t working we, I will attend to it with
out anv expen-s" to f h" owie-r.
s.i.iui:ii mr.L, .igt-nt.
IH file only ?I;trIiie ilnt on il bhv fit
more than on' direction having a re
versible feed a gr -at advantage in fasten
ing ends of seams, in quilt ing, etc.
FLOinCXCI.
I.. tii mine file Florence, or en1 for
J Circular or samples of Work before
von purchase a sowing Machine. BUY
THE BEST!
Machines sold on liberal terms.
Agent,
r Sf reef,
BANCROFT LIBRARY,
OF C AT.T5DRNTA -
THOMAS CHARMAN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
DESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZEN'S
ot Oregon City and of the Willamette
alley, that ho is still on hand and doing
business on the old motto, that
A Ximlle Six I'tucr t JirtU-r titan a Slow
SMI ling.
I have Just returned from Snn Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST AMD BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
vor before nfrred In this eity ; and consists
in part, a.? follows :
Boots and Shoos,
Clothing. Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Kvcry Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Taints and Oils,
Sash and IVors,
Chinawarc, Queensware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Platodware, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, T-adies and
Gents' Furnishing
Tatent Melicines, Gotnls, Fancy No-
Bop", Faming t Ions of Every
Impleinentsof D ai.rlption
All Kinds, Carpets,
Matt ings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc..
Of the above list, I can say my stock is tho
JIOST C O yi V 1. K -T E
over otf -red in t his in:irl; , and was i-t"tl
with special care lor t he O - o.i City t rado.
All of which I now ulfer lor s.a at i'iu;
Lowest F!arkct Ra'cs.
Xo us.1 for t he ladi -s, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to buy goods for
I am lh ti'i'minnl Vt Set I Chnqt aud not to
allow in ys- h to b'j
nUEli.SOLD IX TIIC STATE CE CREGOX.
All I ask is a fair ctianc: and (juick paj
ments, believing as I do that
T;vo:i!y Yc.i'.r.s Exp?rie:;c3
in Oregin t?it.v enaVb-o me to know the r--iuirem
-i!t s ot t lie t le.d . Co.n : on- and all
aa-.l s;t; lor yi.r-jflves that iueold stand of
t 1 1 ( :.r A S CI f A IIM A X
cann :t be b"at"n in qir lity or pric. Tt
'.vou Id be us i -ss lor hi" ;t) t -11 you all '. Ie
advantages I can fitT r ,u in thesal"of
goods, as every stor" t i.tt advert is-s does
that, aTid probably yt i have b-jen di.sai)
pointeil. All I wisu to say is
Ccmc, iin i S'-iviii:! Ei-iinhi.. for Vcurs hrs
f.r I do not wish t ma'c- nny mistakes.
My oojef t is to t"ll II my oid "iri- nds now
that lam still ah e, ml d-sirou to s"ll
goods cle ap, lor c sli, or ;;jioii Mich terms
as agreed upon. T:.a-( :in.c all :'r th" liber
al patronage h- r" l . si.i v.-d.
i .1 ( it U.IAN',
Main -tr-e, t r-gon City,
I'gal Tenders and ' scrip taken at
market rates. TH ) . ' 1 1 A K.I A N .
B 7.V),ih)i) lbs wool wanted bv
THUS. CIIAUMAN.
GREAT EXCSTE&1E IT I!
GOOD SE WS!
PRICES REDUCED TO SI IT THE T1.1IES.
LOOK OUT FOE GOOD
3.ACKERMAH&CO.
W TAVfl .TEST ItECEIVKD A EAIIGE
A A. stock of
SPRIXG AXD SUMMER GOODS,
which they ofF'T
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
Wo would say eomo and convinc" your-s-lf
before purchasing els Mvhcr.'. Ourstx;k
consist-s in part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shos,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer
ies, Hard
ware, and n frnt mnny other articles too n timer
ours to mention ; also,
Doors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
All kinds of Produce taken In exchange
for Good?.
ALSO
Wool Vitiitecl
For which we pay the Highest Prices.
S, ACKER.MAN A CO.
Oregon City, March 21, I873-tf.
iStk 'SW Im
MinBlaeM K'iMaiA zVMdL
VASCM .ND CARRIAGE
xI A XUFACTOHY!
THE UNDERSIGNED, W7T
having increased thedi- Ck" -l
niensions of his premises, at tJ
the old stand on tho
Corner of Main antl Tliird Street,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of informing his old pa
trons, anil as many new ones as maybe
pleased to call, that ho is now prepared,
with ample room, good materials, and the
very best of mechanics, to build anew, re
construct, make, paint, iron and turn out
all complete, any sort of a vehicle irom a
common Cart to a Concord Coach. Try me.
Ills:rkdmitlklir, Horse or Ot Slioeinf,
tind General Jobbing noaflv, oniclilv, and
cheaply done. DAVID SMi'MI.
WILLIAM SINGE It
JT J .C h'v.TJpr rcrrrn
A FACTOilY fiSi
FOR THE fr'AuUrACTUSE DF
Furniture,
and Doors,
AND MOULDINGS OK ALT SIZES.
They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH!
fiAll work warranted. Shop on the
Piver, in I.owi.s' .Shop Opposite Oregon
City .Mills.
J O H H S C H RAFi!,
31 a in Si., Oregon Ciiy.
3I.l.MTMfTl"Ri:a AND MrCaTEK oF
Kr.dd'i's Ilarneiss,
f v-. it-.-- iiaddlei y-iiai .I- f ." '
JV" warv, etc., etc. V""'
""7"irr'"tf IIKOFFFES AS CHEAP AS
T T can ha had in the State, at
WHOLESALE Ori RETAIL.
r:irr.int my goods as r'-prosented.
Oregon City, April 17, lS72-tt.
8!!A0ES SALOOil,
C. A. !-:.Ji3, - - Fr-r.
Kain St::et, Oregon City.
-.'Ti .- 7zr-z:- : : : K. 'r. v
X J est rir.T.iAF.D TAr.r.r.s in nnrcox
k. S have bei-n iiitro!uc-d. ai d the j-roprz-f
or in vit-s t he at t--tit ion of the lovers o; this
l-opopular a;mis"in-i!t to them.
T II H ii A 11 I i S C I'I'I. 1 1: D
with .!! the choicest ijualili'-s of T. tenors '
and Cigtr-;. S-otcb. Ir.-h and Four'-on !
:i!r :i(iv l.i iiO.; W'b.ishi s and I'i:::!i ; al:
a No. i
h:;o!ii.v i;.i.i.i:iiv
is eonn"-ted iti: th" S.i!oon.
t -r gon City, Jan. 1, IsT'-Mf.
J A IV3 Ei 3 1 FJI i L iz. ,
MASONIC UAIX nriEDTNG,
Oregon Cit y, : : : Gr'gon.
KEEK'S CONSTANTLY v -
on hand and lor sale, .--i -r
cheap for cash, r -rilJ.
I'arlor, I5-droom,
Oflice, Sittingroom, and
Kitchen I-'urnitnrr,
Fureaus, Lounges,
Itocking Chairs,
What not s, P.edstrads,
Washst a nds. Curled
Hair, and Pnht
JIattres sop,
Puhl Pillows,
Spring red.
l'iitur-'- Frames,
lotildings, etc., etc.
Sre!n.l nttjition ffiven to FpholsU re
work in all its branches. Orders filled with
pr.-mit ness. Ttepairing don" with neat
ness and dispatch. Furniture mad" order.
Call and examine for your.-dves. lTmavTJ
ENTERPRISE BOOK & JOB
Q FFICE
OIJEGOXCITY, : OREGOX.
1VK AKE rUEPARED TO EXECUTE
V 1 all kinds of
JOB PRINTING,
such ns
CARDS.
Jill. I,- IIIC. 1 DS,
I'AMPIII.KTS,
DEEDS,
M OR TO ACES,
LABELS,
LETTER- UFA DS,
in fact all kinds of work done a in Print in--Oflice,
at
PORTLAND TRICEF.
ALL KINDS OF
LEGAL ELAN ICS
constantly on hand, and for sale at as low
a price as can be had in the State,
AND
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Oregon City, March 21, 1373-tt
'imiw" iL 'JnViftsb y-iw-u-jjjj.iiin --!nfr5Mr3WK
f VERY BEST pp
ax. $ v m.wwi
'mi B A el E ICS
A O
vCvA ' Fro" SJLSf'-
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t r.i33i EiliJlsr.t Picasant Tcr.ic
Th- lii't r- ir :ir- tl fif.-n ilicirc-f
rll"!!' aid A ....!.-.. .. ll lb Mil l it'. HI '
! iv fi.'si a i.' .-i -al ya: L fsiri i i iivn t t
;ri -il I'll i--.-i:; i- f d-vt:i - I sv f.n.i d
'. i ' t'i"i) t - i tn ir .I---, a: d i li v- i:-inn r- n -ji
-n-l :h -ai fit- lh ? ir i-r all o ;-.e f tl
rl. -. . I an i 'i.-cr, a..d irrt tn, la: i: ict -f the cii-
!l-al nvi , r.i'ioa--ie, an C t-.i - ari'in.
i -u. -ril - a:el l.-.-s ef A v: r:tt-. .io u't'.
i is -d b. i'i .ler-.t:iir.-an-i!t. if lie,- .-l ii.-.u ii.
.iv-.-r an-1 ef.'i.-r f" me; i -..tiai ies i f t!a-..-tt in.
Ill IX L Iiifer hii.o b.-i-n succ-Uv i:-J
pill ar-3 'v irr.i :tJ.l to a:luvi;-.te tac saUcrer iu
ill tho above c.is-.'-s.
J A T. Ji-ftcrx ftrr ,cru,Vy
.';') ;, in tlitss; l .til JZ-i
pth'f tintii ftr jf-nmur mlirle ii,t out
ho'tla is fr'imti, unit ' trr xf)Ur vht li t!' trH"t.
fritKeciiU- suei ,.trl.cx to Jm r.i lent of iLt
l-KC. -
CZTlTiriCATES.
M -srs. IT. Ci sriUN t Co.
- ntlfinea: I take pleasure in pntinij thfl-
isr -i-.i'iy i your wisli 1 li;ive i iii. fiiil . I. sit-iJ
i 1 ea iii ;i"d t lie s:mii . c-f yeiiir X i. U.; tr.
ivliirh vim s,-;it me, uikI fim! li not mil v .tn an
i!-e Hitters, tun !!:;. one tliat eaie i t fail to be
ueiit-licil ;is a Ionic and jiroiiiei. r .f I i-:csf.n:i.
i. liobi-AiL). ill.
ClTV AXII fiM'XTV HdSI-ITAI,
S.ia i-'i aii.-is. . J uae CtV, 17I.
t have e ir.-fiilly - uuaicd Pr. Ili-nli-v's 1 X t,
n tiers. H-i-l have fulfil t ilvtii-l iii: H i i 1 7ir wlii, h
i-oiiiil i ljure L'Vi-a tii ni.-i-i ii'!i ate -nn-taiitum .
l-'nui tiie iini(i -a ni tlie I'iili-rs. a.-, fur I
an iiiIe f tt "U-r.ni'M' it. I slma! I ;m!f t ii ,t 111.;
1 X 1. ISitt:-rs m-i'-t i" a very elticietu rt iiictv ;
lysieps:a. la li-.r-s, i. i. l.t.-s tif Apr It e an
;i Millar eilil li.its, Ix-in:? ,f!te w- a m:iuhi "
f veit-'ta'i;.' drills wlit; li :ive jii.. ii --.Uv vsj,...
lis-M-es of ta it ii'-.t.irv-, an t ttiv tifrnv crVi,c
elHcacy ill tiu-ir cure.
f. ir. KNvtf.rs. ?t.n .
Ass'i lies. I'liysician Ap'Uiecsiry . Ji V Ilobi :til.
SfATK Ass vk::"s On u k.
Sail Francis -o. Jalv I'.tt, ISTt.
?Tessri. TT. Kistkix ,t .- a-i.ts : I li.-.vo
.nil-., a car-fit ix i niaitina if vii,- I X I. l.ii
t'.Ts. and have l'i'i i-l t:e-m i ;-ti lv fn ;.- of lvl.
tvrious mineral si i ia e-s. V nirs. ie.
l.oriS l-'Ai.'.C ;;.'A I", sta.e Avsayer.
Beware of Coiuuerfeirs. None fet,iii h with
out l r. IK-iiley'.t siaatui e ai-ross liio tn-i ! u. a
hottie.
Ilieey Family t5i!.l !nv rt rioJO-
in Hie Ioi;e. r-ii.l rtfr.., iic:v.
Ii. Kr.vrt-:i ..
si.i.. I-roi ri.-i.--v.
No. "ilS Front Street. San Fran. Lsc - i ut
Nnrch 21, n.3
ORECCN CITY CKEWERY.
Jlciirv Ifunilipl. mr
HAVixc, prnFiiAS- j$4Jrv,
ed the nbove l.n-w- -5
ery vish-s to inform th j-ublic that he is
now prepared to manufacture a No. 1 qual
ity of
J. A O ICR R ICE R,
as jrood as can be o!tninel nnyvhre fn
the stat;-. Orders solicited and proiuptlv
filled.
6 o:
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SPKINU FT-OW TRS," "SFMMER FXO tKi, I
" AWAKE " nd ASLKEP," B
i . r.-T rrrip wrmr nnrf wii'tlT CIIH.S-
-. - - .......... --. .....
HAN A t ttollk (Coutolidatod), for fiw.
.Two of tli Chromnj are the lire of "Wldei
Awaie nil Fust Aslep:" tiie outer
eoontwliai smiuler.
utcrnert farnisbeJ AT ONCE
ita their Chromo.
AGENTS
en make Ixrtti-T term
with nthan with any.
other pubuattera.
AJ.1rer.
iH.W.lUAMS.
?trei-t,
ICZ-CTtCALl SALOON,
LCIT3 SAIL, : : : FKOrElETCK
-3- WOULD RESPECT FFU.Y AX'
fl iiniiim' t-'i the citizens of Orepon City
and vicinity, that I have oiionotl an
ICICIi:A?I aiul coxfectioxery
establishment in the building formerly
occupied by F. Dillcr, on the
Comer of Fourth anil Main Streets.
The Artie Sedii Fountain -will he In
operation to supply the demands of tho
thirsty. I manufacture all my own stock,
consequently they are-Dure and Fresh. A
share of public patronage is respectfully tc-.
lieitf-d.
Oregon City, September 6th, lST2-tf.
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