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(IBEGOX CITY, OREGON, JIXE 27, 1S7S.
Fi.-vrwoi-K ILmsino. Fountain Hoso
Company No. 1 propose to raise their ;
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...,ii,li w evueeted. "
mifi rm of the' various (N)ninus, o.jr
Apartment will c,m pare fa on.U m
Mi.iaranc-e to any in i- -"": i
, , are s-eoi..l to none wncn
to work. We hope the l-.ys may have
General good time. Senator John
Mvers nt truest "Tll W,U
Vperinu nd the mismg ot the p. .11.
G
P.KUTIKI I 'HROMOS,
s We have re-
.:.-.,i from the publishers
of the
Hearth it Home and American A g-
. . - r. Ilrillirp .Illdd IV O.,
rieultunsi. ' ' "V?' valuable
two
'The -.StrawlH-ry girl." an;l " ;y w
I'rpwin- " The former is gneii to
v r m hseriUr to the lirst
J.aper and the latter to the subscribers
,f the A-ri-nltunt. l or rj ei, ur
r"v a ,K-rs,,. can get bofn pat-ers
and 'cbromos, and the e.iroinos al.-ne
worth the monev, while tlie pp vis
onUm most excellent reading tor tae
farmer and family.
Chkuiuks. We have received a bas
ket of cherries from Master Kddie
Holmes, and also from Misses Kent, of
Caneni th. for which thev will please
accent our thanks; also Mr..Julius Lo
,n Lis our I hanks for similar tavors
rus lias
Si. lir.wii l.ft at our oilice a sman
.1. .!.- -- . . ... - I.
..i....,t vi v inches ill lengin w iiini
bad upon ii'iie iK.und and a quarter of
cherries, and Mr. I'artlmv gave us a
limb about eighteen indies m lengtli
wi
,-hieh eontamul three touii.i .mo. .i
quarter,
a iiuini'er having occu m- in
v Pin
ds. This is what w e can proline
-, I aring.
.
( 'a mi'M i'.k.tino. A campmeeting will
be held at the conference camp-ground
at Canbv. commencing on the oth day
of.Iulv and continuing several days.
Ml are invited to attend and as many
as can lind it convenient, are requested
Cfo come prepareil to take care ot tliem
selves. Ample arrangements, to pro
tect the j wo pie from the storm, have
been made bv the eretion of a magniii
cent tabernacle at a considerable cost.
.tnc one; Collie all! and let us have
a goo.l time together in the service ot
the Lord. J
UoKN.--In tills ciiy,eJme-J4. 17:1, to
the wife of Mr. ('. . T. Williams, a
daughter.
We regret as much as Charles docs
himself 'that we aie not able to chron
icle the fact that it was a I my. .Then- is
cvideiitlv something wrong in tin-matter.
pniha LI v an unseen work to stop
the further growth of Radical voters in
his t'aiiiil v. As. soon as another Charles,
not a thousand miles from this city
gave up Radicalism, he was blessed by
a Imy. Try it Charley.
Somkiuino Ni:w- The Shoshone
left Portland last Tuesday morning for
Albany, and was again in Portland on
the evening of the following day . This
is what we call stcaim mating, and
ought to convince auv man of the beii
ents of the locks. It has formerly
taken four day- to make the round
trio with Iruiihl. 1 ins reuuei s n jui
one-half. Success,
ter prises.
we sav to such cn-
l.KTTn i:.-We are under obligations
to Mr. II. S. ii .-k for sr veal bunches
of lettuce, the le.'ads of wiiich are as
large as an ordinary cab! age, and the
lcavvv as tender and delicate as could
be Wished. It is by far the bet kind
we have ever ale. and we see no use ot
having an inferior article in the mar
ket as long as the seed for this kind
can be had.
q Nkvt OKiK K..-1'r. John Welch of
the linn of Welch fc Thompson, Den
tists, is liavfrig a very neat and con
venient dental ouiee fixed up in the
b'ldiling owned PV lr. Steel, next
(lo.tr to the cnghie hoiis1'. It will l e
O the nio.-,t h.iiidsome oioee wlien it is
lmished the ioclor -Las cm r had in
thi place.
Tr.tMirKi's. We are informed that
two trumpets, costing i'7."i. have Ix-en
urchai-d in New York and may Le
'.eeted here next week. They are a
present from Mr. llolladav to our Fire
Department, as a token for their serv
ices in behalf of thr-lioat Company at
the lire of .May -l.
1 Commknck. We are reliably in
formed that work will commence in
the iron works at Oswego on or about
the lt of next month. We are told
that all the arrang nieiits are complete
to begin the operations. We hope this
may prove true.
Nkw I
MKokm. Hie new unitorni
9
for Fount;. in
se 'o. No. 1, was re
ceived from S. in Fianciscolast Wednes
day. It consists of h it and belt, hand
somely, lettered and got up in good
style." The boys will present a very
good appearance in their new costume.
Annivr.p. The new uniform for
Cataract Hose Company No. 2. arrived
from N'ew- York ye.erdav. It is neat
and appropriate, and the loys will pre
Gfceiit a very handsome apearance in
their " new clothes." The deiwirtment
is now fully uniformed.
Is Chakuk. ("apt. Holnian is in
charge of the Shoshone, with Cajit.
Has. Miller as pilot. Cajt. Holniau
has gained many friends since his com
ing on the Willamette river, and there
is no more cometeiit and nbler pilot
than las in the State.
(ioiNo to St. .Tor... The Oregon City
Rrass Hand g' to St. Joe to furnish
nuisic 'for the celebration at that place
on the 4th. The band is in good train
ing, and our friends may exject the
boys to trive them as good music as
.could le had in the State.
f'Ai.i.KP. We had the pleasure of a
call from our old and much esteemed
friend Judge Kelsay, f Corvallis. lie
looks hail and hearty, and is as cheer
ful and happy as he was when we first
met him. ft" always docs us good to
meet the Judge.
Acckptkp. Chas. K. Warren, of this
ciiv has Ik'CH invited to read the De-
efaration of Indejx ndence at the cele-!
bratjon at Portland. Mr. Warren will
ac,mit himself with credit, and do jus
tice to the Declaration of our lore
fathers. .
Not Forxn. The relatives and
f'i'-iuls of Norman Warner, who was
'wned last week near Chainitocg,
'i-c'd the river all day on the fol-
'"ing Thursday.
'"1 the ImhIv.
but were unable to j
l'i.F.NTY.-r-We are thoroughly
ooii !
vineed that our Indi in agencies are a
tarce. "Yesterday our streets were
"'erally lined with Siwnslies.
lias U'come of the reservations?
What
The P.oard of Delegates meets at
'"I'lmiM Hook it Ladder
iH'xt Wednesday evening.
r oms
CninmUa Hook & Ladder Company
'"i i, ns regular monthly
next Prjday evening.
meeting
i:
fl itr t:itr tfwnnrrow afternoon ai mir sum a wan-nou.se
The other Comivuiies of the ! striicted, and we have no doubt but
4 o clock. I h e -o the r l onv lI"e " " ' what plentv of rsons would le gla.l
,mt 1",t W- 1 ' ;. i .l,,t 1 e n- tamed to build it upon. As we under-
ni,ie.l their in ent.o, o a h ,taIl(1 the matter, the present landing
v,?i1V"n:.Th !r: Vo lliu -ation and place of the omition .oats was given
Xekkkd-There is a great necessity
for a warehouse at this place which
shall he free to all boats that may wish
to land at it. At present, the place
used s a landing hy the W. R.T. Com
panv is inconvenient ami troublesome
,rft to. besides in rainv season there
is no place to either leave freight for
.j.:,,,,,,!; or r t ivin it. A trood hind-
, . -
should
the citv tor a in
we would sugge st that if any one is de
sirous of erecting; a good "warehouse
and keeping it oih ii for the public use.
that the citv give to such person the j
lanumg. -. storage ana snipping
warehouse would pay a handsome rev
enue, and we feel assured that if the
right to erect one on the landing now
useless, some one will readily avail
himself of the opportunity to make a
few dollars.
r.KAiSAKn's Mrsir.vn World for
June is on our tab le, and contains a full
and very interesting reort of the great
Cincinnati Musical Festival, also the
usual amount of musical stories, news,
gossip, reviews, Ac. Three pieces of
instrumental music, and a beautiful
new song are given in this number,
which alone are worth the price of the
Musical World a year. No jK-rson in
terested in music can afford to be with
out the Musical World and the low
price at which it is furnished, (one dol
lar ier annum) brings it within the
reach of all. Specimen copies are sent
to any address on application to the
publishers, S. liraiiiards Sons. Cleve
land, (,)hio.
lUi.idc's Maua.ink kok Jri,Y. The
July numlier of Rallou's Magazine is
already issued, and a nice number it is,
one of the 1 est that lias apeared since
the great lire, when the dice f the
publishers was burned. It is a marvel
of neatness and good taste, and con
tains such a brilliant list of stories and
illustrations that we do not wonder at
its popularity, gained in spite of com
petition. It is just the book for the
household, siiid sueh being the case we
recommend it to all of our readers.
For sale at rll periodical depots. Ad
dress Tboiues .t Talbot, VAi Rromlield
Street, Ikiston.
Tiik SiiositoNK. This splendid steam
er, recently purchased by the W. R. T.
Company, passed up the river for the
first time last Tuesday morning and
went as far as Albany, returning last
evening, and again went up yesterday.
S';ie is Py far the handsomest, as well
as the most commodious boat belong
ing to the Company. This now makes
three good bo:ts the Company have on
the river, the Shosohne. Oov. (Jrovir
and Vancouver, and soon aiiot her new
boat will be complete. This docs not
look as though the Company propose
to " sell out " soon.
Thanks. We are under many obli
gations to the many friends for fa
vors and and sympathy extended to
us during the severe sic kness of our
eldest son. We are under especial ol;
ligat ions to Messi s. lleiiiy I ledges and
Si D. Richardson, who kindly went to
Portland last Sunday night tosiimmon
additional medical aid" for the little
sullerer. He is now doing well, and
rapidly recovering. Such favors shall
not be forgotten.
Comi'ktknt Physician. Having had
ample opportunity to judge of the skill
of Dr. J. W. Norris, who recently lo
cated in this city, we can heartily rec
ommend him as a gentleman and thor
ough physician. We cheerfully give
this tribute to his worth, after a most
thorough test in our own family.
Though a young man, he is a thorough
and competent physician, We can rec
ommend' him to ail who may need his
services.
Annr.sTr.n. A young man about 11)
years of age, of resj.ectal.-le jarents, on
whose account we omit the name, was
arrested last Thursday at Tiafayett.. on
a char ire of robbing a 'hin.-imait on the
road r.c;!r Davtoii. of stK coin and a
pi: P1. He hl Jus preliminary exam
niat'.on and was held in bonds ot s-. (;,
which were given. Th-' pistol was
iounil on him. Put be
got the money.
denies that Jie
Priu.ie Kxam ination. The exami
nation of teachers will take place at the
i regon ( 'itySeminary to-morrow morn
ing, commencing at it'e o'clock, sharp.
We hope all w 1 10 proj ose to make a -plication
during the next three months
will be present, as there is no charge
for certificates issued at jiuhlic exam
inati uis.
A ( 'ani-ipa i i:. We notice that our
former townsman, D. M. McKinney,
INip, now a resident of Mercer county.
California, is a candidate for the ofliee
of District Attorney of that county.
The Judge is a good lawyer, a genial
gentleman, and we shall always be
pleased to learn of his prosjH-rity.
Fxamination. The following are
the exercises at the Seminary this
morning, which closes the school for
the present year :
0:1.1 to lu.-M (irade I. Arithmetic
10 :"'.' II :M Natural Philosophy.
11:1-1 P"' CoiujMisitionand Rhetoric.
Match Oamk. The first game of a
series between the Clackamas club of
this city, and Pacifies of Portland will
take jilaee n the grounds of the former
to-morrow at lo o'clock.
Sash and Doons.Major Charman
has just received an extensive invoice
of sash and doors.! ireet from San Fran
cisco, which he fillers for sale at less
than Portland prices.
Pkusonai.. R. Joldsmith, Esq., Pres
ident of the W. R. T. Co. went up
the river on the occasion of the first
trip of the Shoshone to Albany.
Preaching in the M. K. Church of
this j .lace next Sabbath (June 20)
morning and evening by Rev. M.Judy.
Thanks. Hon. James II. Slater has
our thanks for lmund copies of the
( olll
rcssional ( ilolte
Tiiat Watkk Jor. Extraordinary
exertions are being used to get signers
to the petition for the extension of the
water muiLK to the lower end of town.
We venture the assertion that there
are not five men who are not interest
ed in the job that are in favor of giving
he Comjiany one single cent in addi-
uon to the present subsidy. We be
lieve that the jeoj.le are unanimous in
their sentiment against further subsi
dy, and that the Company should lo
compiled to take the water down there
without any increase of exjH-nse to the
tax-payers. Let it Ik? left to a vote to-
day,and with all the influence the water
Company has, it cannot carry a ques
:.-., if .--., ,,t; i n -, ....
iion oi iLi.imuy it ne uoaais auiiition-
il per year to take the water to the
lower end of town. The people in that j
section may want it, but we learn that j
there is a division even among the cit- j
izens who reside down there. We are j
in favor of having the mains extended, '
hut not at the expenseof thetax-piyers '
of the city. If the Council can compel j
the Company to carry the water down i
there for the present subsidy, well and :
good, but not another cent out of the
i City Treasury should be paid. j
it!i thfi new i nit- mi k;i i puiiiic i.iinuii, ami
A China Ordinance. We learn that
quite an animated discussion took
place in the Council last Friday even
ing over the passage of an ordinance to
prevent any ierson from furnishing a
Chinaman as a substitute on road work.
The principal speaker on the occasion
was the Hon. Mayor, who took strong
grounds in favor of the ordinance.
Councilman Cochran and Jacobs, so
we are informed voted against it. liow
the Mayor, a man who has held the
doctrine of "free and equal rights to
all men," could go against the "heath
en Chinee " and harmonize with his
well-known views on this subject, we
are not aware. However, we are glad
to note tlii.s returning to reason of our
Radical friends, and Iiojk they may
yet lind that the position takenby the
Democrats and always maintained,
was correct, and that, instead of de
fending and harboring the "heathen
Chinee," they may 1h3 ready to protect
ami foster their own kin. We have
sometime since noticed signs of return
ing reason in our Mayor, and Ids early
education in the Democratic school of
his venerable father, appears to le get
ting the best of hini. The ordinance is
a good one, but d es not look as though
it was passed by a Radical Council. It
is strange what dodges our Radical
friends will resort in order to keep in
power. It would not surprise us to
see the Radicals of Oregon City yet
come out openly and above board in
opposition to the Hth and fifteenth
amendments. The ordinance passed
by them last Friday would have met
an instant and prompt death before
the present Council three years ago,
and there is no telling what change
may come over them before the next
three years pass away.
I'osTAb Cakps. Postmaster Racon
has received a supply of postal cards.
Must Fixl Consoled. Our Radi
cal friends must feel consoled in
being released from the responsibilty
of electing Mr. Mitchell. It will be
been by an article published else
where, that Mrs. Duniway claims
that by her "personal influence she
seemed his election." If it had been
cast against him, she claims, he
would have been defeated. She is a
"powerful strength," in her own es
timation. The military having been unable to
lind the murderers of the Modoc
prisoners, Governor G rover has given
directions for a searching examin
ation to be made, in order to bring
the offenders to justice. The Gov
ernor has no more regard for a white
murderer than he has for an Indian,
and does all in his power to bring
both to justice. 15ut it is probable
that the Federal authorities will pre
vent justice being meted out to the
Indians.
A new imported editor in an ad
joining county has already commenc
ed, to give the people, of Oregon some
instructions in politics and how Or
egon is or ought to be. lie had better
wait a few days and become a citizen
before he attempts to instruct "Web
feet. New TiiiAt.. Stokes the murderer,
of James Fisk, has been granted a
new trial, and it is safe to predict
that law ami justice will be cheat
ed. The relations of Stokes are very
wealthy, and are using their means
to prevent him from being hung.
San l'raii-isco Market Report.
8 A n K ri A n c I sco, Ju n e 25.
Flour Superfine, H 10 -, extra, $5 21rV 71
Whcjit Coasr, ?I SfW.! 72; bay shipping
and milling, $ 1 tai( j, 1 S.1.
barley Coast feed, ?1 15661 20 : hay feed
$1 1 2t; hay brewing, ?1 :WP"$1 45.
Oats ;Kd supply in market; prices are
ft 71j,1 !.
Ijrtlanl Market Report.
Wednksday Evknino, June 25, 1S73.
fJoId in New York to-day, lhiS.
Portland Legal Tend-T rates, S5 buying ;
8H selling.
"Wheat Demand is nominal at floOfq)
155 vl cental.
Oats Reduced receipts keep the prices
firm at 55c $ bushel, sacked and deliv
ered. Flour The shipments have been rather
light for the 'past few days and prices r-re
firm at former quotations.
Butter The receipts nr large and the
market well stocked with all qualities.
Prices rang'1 from 12''V22 cuts.
Kggs Market well supplied ; prices firm
at Pi cents tl dozen.
Wool The market continues dull and
quotations are furnished at ISf.jfJOc ft for
a good ariicl".
P.acon The supply on hand remains
abundant. Sides are quoted at 10rillc:
Hams, HJvl3c, and prime Shoulders at 1(u
Sc.
Oregon Citj- Market Keport.
Enterprise Officf, June 2(1.
The following are the buying prices for
produce, and the selling price for others :
Wheat Demand light, and selling at 75
cents.
I-Totir Oood supply in market, and soil
ing at ?1 5d.i,o 00.
Middlings Are quoted at $25 per ton;
shorts, $20 ; and bran $15, with full supplies
on hand.
Outs Supply equal to demand: buyers
are paying 40 cents.
Potatoes No demand, and the market
overstocked, at from 25v'W cents ier bush
el. Onions None in market ; quotable' at 4
cents ier iound.
Eggs Market well supplied and sale dull ;
we quote them at 10 cents per dozen.
Chickens J J 50 t pr dozen.
Flutter Market well supplied and selling
at l-VAlSc T 5 for goml fresh.
Wool buyers ar' ottering 1S,22 cents.
Dried Fruits Pull stocks in market;
Apples arr bringing 5c;S.! cents per pound ;
peaches It cents; Currants ltHu.15 cents.
Sugar Crushed, 14 all cents; Island ftr-y
lOVj ; san Francisco r"-fin"'d, li'iili1 cents.
Tea liest quality fl pnr poimd, and oth
er brands ranging from OOcj.75 cents.
Cotte Best article 25 cents; inferior, 22
cents.
Salt Hanging from lra.2.
tvrup 5o cents per gallon; best article
80 cents.
Racon Flams 12i3.11 cents; Shoulders,
8 cents; sides, 11 cents per pound.
I.:ird Ier pound 11 cents.
Oil Devon's Kerosene per galIon,&7j
cents ; Linseed $1 25.
Keef on foot Good fat cattle find ready
sale at 5 cents on foot.
IVrk We quote nt 6 cents.
Sheep Few ottering; quote at ?1 75S2 25
per head. I
Hides fireen at from ?2.., owing to the j
size ; dry 15 cents per pound, j
Senator Kelly and Congressman j
Wilson have united in a letter to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs, pro
testing against the surrender of Wal
lowa Valley to the Xez Perce Indi
ans. .Medicinal Poisons on the Wane.
The patriarchs took no mercury, no
bismuth, no iodine.no bromide of po
tassium, no strychoria, no quinine.
Happy old gentlemen! they did not
even know of the existence of these
"siecirics," and yet they lived until it
seemed as if Death had forgotten them.
Their medicines were herbs and roots.
They have left this fact on record, and
the world seems to be now taking note
of it and returning to the first princi
ples of medication. Hostetter's Stom
ach Bitters, the purest and most ellica
cious vegetable restorative of the day,
is also the most jKipular. Thousands
of persons who only a few years ago
believed implicitly in all the poisons
which figure in the pharmacivpia, now
pronounce this palatable tonic and al
terative an all-sullicient remedy for
dyspepsia, nervous debility, constipa
tion, billious complaints, headache, in
termittent fevers, and all the ordinary
disturbances of the stomach, the liver,
the discharging organs and the brain.
The time is not far distant when most
of the powerful and venomous drugs
now so recklessly administered by
practitioners of the "heroic" school, in
cases that might easily lie controlled
by milder treatment, will lie, utterly dis
carded by all philosophical physicians.
As it is. the thinking public, who are
generally ahead of the professionals,
have already put the dangerous prepa
ration aside and adopted Hostetter's
Ditters in their stead as a safe and ex
cellent household medicine, adapted to
almost every ailment except the organ
ic and deadly contagious diseases. For
more than twenty years this famous
restorative and preventive has been
annually strengthening its hold upon
the public confidence, and it now taKes
the lead of every advertised medicine
manufactured in this country.
Do not think that consumption cannot,
be cured. Try Wistak's Balsam of Wild
CiiKRiiv, and you will have a panacea, to
the benefit of which thousands have testi
fied unasked. Take it in any of the forms
of consumption, of bronchitis, or of coughs
and colds.
Toothache proceeds from ague in the
fac", operating upon the exposed nerve of a
decayed toot h. liub t lie gum thoroughly
with the linger, wet with Johnson' Anotljne
I.immcnt, heat the lace well, anil lap a
flannel wet with the liniment into the
cavity of the tooth on cotton.
The system frequently gets out of order
and should be at once regulated, else other
troubles will ensue ; when physio is needed
take J'i it son's I'urratiri- J'illx; they are a
safe, wholesome, and natural medicine.
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The Most Popular )I;'i!icinc Extant.
1840. Over 30 Years 1873.
Si nee I lie Introduction of
rEliRY DAVIS'
PA 5 i4-K 1LLIE
'FUR P.I-KILTjICK
-" is equally applicable and efficacious to
young or olil.
nPHK PAIV.KIIXEK
is !
both an Internal and External rem
edy.
will cure Fever and Ague when other
remedies have tailed.
'jPhe Pain-Killer
-"- should b.- used at the first manifesta
t ions of cold or cough.
'JPlie Ia in-Killcr
is the Great Family Medicine of the
Age.
'T'lic I'.-iin-Killer
Will cur.; Painter's Colic.
PHlie Pain-Killer
Is good for Scalds ami Hums,
rflllie In in-Killer
has the Verdict of the People i its
favor.
rg'Iie I'ain-Killer
(iives ln i versa 1 Satisfaction.
rrMie Pain-Killer
- Pewaro of Iinitntiona and Counterfit.
rTMie Pain-Killer
Is iilinnt a certain cure for CHOIKItA,
and has, wit hotit. doubt, been more success
ful in curing this terrible disease than any
other known remedy, or oven the most em
inent and skillful Physicians. In India,
Africa, China, where this dreadful disease
is ever more or less prevalent, the I'AIX
KII.I.EIt is considered by the natives, as
well as European resiiloitts iu those cli
mates, a sruK Remedy.
re me Pain-Killer
-- Eacli lit le i
is wrapped with full direc
tions for use.
rjllie Pain-Killer
Is sold by all I ruggisfs and Dealers in
Family Medicines. june-lm.
Special Notice.
It is a well known fact that Dyspep
sia and indigestion are the causes of
nearly all the diseases that the human
body i.s heir to; then why pay enor
mous doctors' bills? ,- using Dr.
Henley's celebrated IXI.1 Hitters thev
can be thorougly eradicated from the
system and new lite imparted to the
sullerer. Kead physicians certificates
in another column.
Professional and Amateur Musicians
should examine the combination Solo
Stops found only in GEO. WOODS it CO S
Organs.
TI I E .EOEIXE. A most delicate, soft or
breiithinir stop.
Til E VOX HUMANA. A baritone solo,
not a fan or tremolo.
THE PIAXO. A beautifully toned piano,
which will never require tuning. See ad
vertisment in anothercolumn. junl.Jm-I
NEW TO-DAY
NOTICE!
i
1T1CK IS IIEKEBY (JIVEN" TiY THE
City Council of regon City, that they
propose to improve the alley lying bet ween
lots :j and and lots 2 and 7, in block it, for
a distance of one hundred and thirty fei t
from Main street, in accordance with ordi
nances Xo. oti and 113.
F. . MeCOWX, Mayor.
Attest: V. P. I5URXS, Recorder.
list oi' i.i:tti:us
Remaining in the Postofflce at Oregon City,
July 1st, lsr;J .-
Allen, James W.
Ilannigan, Mike
Johnson, Mrs. O. O.
Kendel.Oeorge C.
1 luges, Isaac W.
arliie, Samuel
Divins. R. M.
Kimble. C. F.
Evens, J. W.
Fosnot, Joseph
Forss. il, J. a.
i raves, James
Orashong, James M
Hoffman, C. R.
Unlse. Henrv c2)
McOragen, Henry
i wen, Jason
Pricket t, John B. (2)
Scott, Miss Bell
Scott, Jacob
Wyland, Daniel
It called tor please say advertised.
J.'.M. BACON. V.
AUJIIXISTHATOR'S XOTICR
IX THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF HECTOR
CAMPBKU, DECEASED.
"VOTICE IS HEREBY (IIVEN THAT
Jl the undersigned has been appointed
by the County Court of Clackamas county,
( reyon. administrator of the estate of Hec
tor Campbell.dceeased ; all persons indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment; all iTsons having
claims against the same are required
to present them with the necessary vouch
ers within six months from the date of this
notice to me at my residence near Marsh
fieia, Clackamas I'ostofliee, Clackamas
countv, Oregon.
S. L. CAMPBEEL,
Administrator.
Clackamas county, June T, ItsTo. w4.
TO TKT.
rilllE ROOM FORMERLY OCCUPIED
I as the Council Chamber, in Dr. Thes
sing's brick building. Apply at this office.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
ITKTVSRSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
SOCIETY NOTICES.
OREGON' LODGE XO. 3, I. I. O. F.
Meets every Thursday
evening at 7 o'clock, in the
Odd Fellows' Hall. Main
street. Mend ers of the Or
der are invited to attend. Bv order
. G.
KEIIECCA DEGItEE LODGE XO.
3, I. O. O. 1. Meets on the
See. ..i.l 1,,,,,.H, T-.w.--
day evenings each
- v ...... .vuikAA A. lV i- r '
month, ZTKTTli
at 1 14 o clock, in the
Fellows' I hill. Membersof the Dearree
are invited to attend.
MULTNOMAH LODGE NO. 1,A.F.
it A. M., Holds its regular com- ja
muiiications on the First and
Third Saturdays in each month, 7yjt
at 7 o'clock from the Huili of Sep.
tember to the 2oth of March; and 7Li
o'clock from the 20th of March to the
13ith of September. lirethren in good
standing are invited to attend.
liy order of W. M.
FALLS ENCAMPMENT XO. 1,1. O.
O. F., Meets at Odl Fellows'
Hall on the First and Third Tues
day of each month. Patriarchs
in good standing are invited to attend.
Public Examination of Teachers !
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEX THAT IN
.l compliance with the law, there will be
a Public Examination of Teachers, at the
Oregon City Seminary, on
Sat unlay, June KtH, 1S7S,
commencing at 9)4 o'clock, a. m. It is de
slred that all who expect to teach in this
county should attend public examinina-
lions as there is no charge lor cert iticates
issued, and it secures a uniformity in ex
aminations. Profs. Macrum, Moreland,
and Nicholson are appointed to aid in the
examination. The same rules applied at
public examinations are strictly enlorced
at all private examinations.
A. XOLTXER,
S!ujt. of Public Schools for Cluekanuix Co.
J u lie Ot h, PSTiJ. vt
A Iloauliful Farm For Sale
rr4( ACHES OPEN TILLABLE LAXD,
O barge Orchrd, Splendid Spring, and
Good House within three miles of Aurora,
at less than
S-t PER ACHE!
This ofTer is only good for twenty da ys.
Enquire at the Enterprise office.
Oregon City, June 0, 1S7.I. tf.
SPRING AM) SUMMER GOODS
JUST RECEIVED AT
I.
DEALER IN
Dry Cioods,
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
II a rd ware, ( j roe-. Ties,
Crockery, Notions,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
etc., etc., etc., etc.
Mu in Street, Oregon City.
Produce of all kinds bought, for which I
pay the highest market price. If you de
sire good Goods at Low prices, call at
i. s a l 1. 1 y (i ' s
and examine his new stock of Spring goods.
Give me a call and convince yourselves.
My motto is,
" QflCK SALES AXD SMALL PROFITS."
The highest market price paid for wool.
I. SELLING.
Oregon City, March 21, lST.Mf.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
m UP ITVTiPl'ijicvrn w-
X nouiice to the citizens of Oregon
City and Clackamas county that they have
jiir.l ujH-iien a
JEWELRY ES7AEUSh7v.ErJT
I N
Oregon City,
Main street, next door north of Shades Sa
loon, when t hey will keep on hand and for
sale all goods pertaining to their line, at the
I. oWKST I.1VINO RATKS. Especial attention
given to t lie repairing of FixrTimf Pikcks.
All goods sold and work done warranted.
GEO. A. II A AS & SON.
Oregon City, Feb. ti, lS7o-tf.
hew yoIkqTeTT
(Deutfches Gafthaus.)
No. 17 Front Street, Opiosite the Mail
Steamship Landing,
POKTLAXll, OREGON.
II. ROTHFOS, J. J. WILKEXS, Proprietors.
Hoard "Week $5.00
Board V4 Week with Jodging ti.tHl
P,oard v Day l.oo
GUARD AGAINST FIRE!
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.
rpil E N U M E R O U S SEVERE FIRES
JL which have occurred in our State the
past, year, and t he late disastrous confla
grations in Portland, Springville, Dalles,
i iregon City, and Jacksonville, should ad
monish property owners to seek indemnity
against loss and damage by lire without
delay.
THE PIKENIX
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,
Represented on the Pacific coast for over
titteen years, (during which period it has
paid OU, ooo lor Fire Losses in the Pa
cific Department), is one of the leading
American Fire Insurance Companies, and
the onl.il Hartford Company represented in
the State of Oregon. In the prompt adjust
ment and payment of its losses.t he I"henix
has no superior, the Company has never
had a suit in the state, ana in me prompt
cash payment of nearly
$1,400,000 00
in the Chicago and Roston, proves that the
old Phienix is equal to its every engage
ment. The Agents of the Phoenix are authorized
by commission from the company to issue
aiid renew Policies direct, and without ref
erence to Portland, San Francisco, or else
where, thus enabling the applicant to se
cure imiMiliute and liinrtiiif protection.
Rates .as low as solvency and fair profit
will admit of.
w. p. Bi nxs,
Resident Agent, Oregon City.
April IS, 1873.-rn3
GEO. WOODS & GO'S
The most remarkable instrument ever per
fected ; capable of the most beautiful mus
ical effects, and In the most elegant cases.
All Lovers: of Music
should see them, and hear their
COMBINATION SOLO STOPS.
Win. Of. BADG-KR,
iit 7li Sansonie St., Kan FrancUco,
has them. Junel3m3.
CHOICE MEATS!
IOGTSifc ALBRIGHT have Just re
J ceived a fine lot of beef cattle from the
John Day country. They are the fatest
ever brought, to this vallev before and will
be butchered for this market. They pro
pose to sell cheap. Give them a call, and
get the choicest of meat s.
Oregon Cit y, Ma y -3Jt 1 tf .
r
CHAS. U. CAUFIELD,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND JIAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY
Has Just Received a Nev Stock of
Calicoes, Dress Goods, P.rown and Bleached Sheetings,
House Laiiing, Shirtings, Table-I.inen, Irish Bosom Linens,
Linen Towelling, Table-Cloths, Corsets, Ladies and Gents
Hose, Thread, Cambrics, Buttons, Ribbons, Laces and Insertions.
Embroidery, White Goods, Millinery, Fancy Good, &Q
Also, a full assortment of
LADIES' AND CHILDERN'S SHOES,
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal Oil, Coal Oil Lamps, Wicks and Chimneys,
'Whicli have 1e selected with special care for this market and rumiot
UK SURPASSED IX QUALITY OR PRICK.
THE HIGHEST MAUKMT PRICE PAID H)K COUNTRY PIIODUGD,
March 13, 1STS :tf
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS! NEW FIRM!
LEVY BEOTHERS
Have Just
SIarsliairs ISTew Buildiiiir, Oregon City,
rilHK FINEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK OK CLOTHING AND DRY-GOODS.
X lioots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, lloseries, No
tions, Cutlery, Baskets and Toys : also. Groceries and Provisions, and a q
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OP OTHER GOODS,
Too numerous to describe, which we propose to sell at the Lowest Possible Rates, for
CASH..
Mil. L. LEVY, being a Practical Jeweler of lonjr experience, we will also deal in
and manufacture and repair Jewelry. We guarantee all our goods and work, or no pay.
Give us a call and examine our goods, and save twenty per cent.
LEVY BROS.,
Second door north of the Postoflice, Main street, Oregon City.
pound Extract
tus is a preparation combining all the valuable medical quaities of t tie Eucalvpt us,
which is cultivated in nearly every California garden lor its medical utilif v, liavimr be
come the household remedy for all diseases of the KI1.JYS, HI, ADDER and VRIX-
Alt 1 f,VU AI,, and SKMI AI, H JiAKJ,
Ofc.Miu-UKOA.Nh and their surroundings, and cures them bv its alterative, healing
and balsamic properties more eireetually than any other known remedy.
It is an invaluable remedy for all diseases of t he mucous and serous nieni bra nes, such
as BROC1IITIS, II ACH I yij COUGH, yA USE A D Ulil yJ PJiEG WAyCY, DYSPEP
SIA, EEUCOUHHtEA, etc.
This preparation is the result of Dr. Coleman's experiments with the medicinal prop
erties ol the tree in the U. S. Msrine Hospital in San Francisco, in 1S71 and 1S72, where
he had unusual facilities for testing the various methods of preparing the remedv, and
its uses, it can be relied uinm as certain to give the promised results, and hundreds of
testimonials of its eflieacy can be seen at his ofliee, -ii." Kearnev steet. San Francisco
Lojyi.i,ii n o jj i o i iJi a.w ji.iti 1 1
erlul, yet harmless, febrifuge, and is a
treatment of the malarious fevers of our Interior valleys, and is war
ranted to cure any case of FEVEKANDAGL'Ftreated with it accord
ing to directions, while the baneful results of the usual luinine and
arsenical remedie for those diseases are entirely avoided.
FOR PHYSICIANS, Coleman's Fluid Extract of Eticilyptus in 1-lft
bottles. Heware of imitations, and take none but Coleman's. For
iUGALVPT
uO sale everywhere, and bv Hodire.Calef
Oregon.
JOHN MYERS,
OREGON CITY.
DEALER EN
Dill' GOODS,
GROCERIES.
ROOTS ami
shoes.
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY'
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Books and Stationery.
I will pay t he highest prices for
."Butter, Iirirjs.
and all kinds of
GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I M ill sell as low as any house in Oregon for
CASH OR ITS KQUIVALRXT
In Good Merchantable Iroduce.
I am selling very low for
CA.SS5 IX HAND.
Give me a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYEHS.
Oregon City, March 21. 1873.
A GREAT DISCOVERY!
O MOKE GRAY IIAIIl OR WIIIS-
ti t., rsJf ymi wiM us J- LiPMaN'S
IIAIR RKSTORKH. This is not a
vile compound, made of Susrar of
LA-na, l.ac Sulphur, and other poisonous
minerals, which will produce headache,
paralysis or insanity, but a harmless pre
paration, lrep rroni sediment, easily ap-
Pii1' w antI in a urit'f space of time restoring
the hair or whiskers to their natural color.
No preparation is necessarv to us with it,
but simply to apply according to directions
accompanying each bottle. This Is the
cheapest, safest and best Hair Restorerever
offered to the public.
J. I.TPMAN, Proprietor.
, V'neral Agents, CHARLES LANG LEY
CO., holesale I irtiglsts, corner Patterj
and Clay streets, San Francisco, to whom
all orders must be addressed. Testimonials
of prominent citizens who have used it ac
company each bottle. apr'51s.3ra
O
opened, in
ot'eucalyi-
ESS. It seems to have a direct allinit v for
r yi i, e .17 1 J'J ( A is a pow-
special preparation lor the
sVa& Co., Wholesale Druggists, Portland, Solo Agents for
SlmaylSTSyl.
PACIFIC
EOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
AN IMMENSE STOCK AS USUAL.
o
GEORGE A. TEASE,
.SCCCKSSOK TO O
PR0TZ)IA., GILLIIIAX i
Corner First aixl ?Iorriou fclrcc.
POHTT.Ayi), OliEGOy.
November, lS72-tf.
"barnuh restaurant
LE0X DcLOUEY, Proprietor,
(I-ate of the ClitT House.)
MAiy'STHEET, OREGOy CITY, OGy.
kx I11K UNDERSIZED
l J r(sIMf't lully announ
J; cesto his lriends t the
Tra veli ii INiltlie,
that he has re-oiened the alove named
The I'roprietor knows how to serve his
customers with
Oysters, Pi's' I-Vet, q
A Good Cup of ColTee,
Or Ji GoimI Square Meal.
I KON Df.LOUEY.
. Oregon City, March 1, l73-tf.
MT in. IJ R 0 U G II T 0 X
WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
? T the citizens ol (regon citv and vicin
ity that he is prepared to lurnish
Fir, Sjdiiif aiil Oilar
L U M JB E H
of every description.
Drj" Flooring, Ceiling,Spruce(for Shelving) ,
i.atiice, I'ickets, Pence Posts
(Cedar).
Constantly on Hand.
oo
Street and Sideu-nik T
on the shortest notice, at as low rates as
can be purchased elsewhere in the State.
vjr jjii.- it i.-;iii, ;u. I lie
OltEGOX CITY, SAW MILL.
March 21. 173-1 f.
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE.
THK TTNDERSKiNED PROPRIETOR OF
1. the Livery Stable on Fift n street .Oregon
City, Oregon, keeps constantly on hand q
Saddle and 1tai:(;y Horses,
uugyir, larna;eanil Ilat-ks.
Irit-es Ilearsoiiable.
He will also run a hack to and from the
WILHOST SODA SPRINGS
during the summer season, with good
norses.com ictent and gentlemanly drivers.
FARE AT LIVING RATES.
J. M. I'UAZER, I'roprietor.
Oregon City, May 1T7, 1X73.
SODA SPRiHGS!
THE FAVORITE SIMMER RESORT !
23 MILES SOUTH OF Oil KG OX CITY.
IN CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
TOSEPn lvniniiT i
I llhoit SiMlM S;r.rirro li..:.n.i i,
those wishing to spend a few davs in the
u .,,,,,,0,,,,1,,,,1 ims is ine most ueiitrhlul
place in thr l'iiinmtin a-h.. . .
Hotel, Stable and bath-house ior the ac
commodation of visitors.
hJ - rrmPs hve been recommended
bj Ihysiciansas being the healthiest and
bi-st nlace for ini-a ii,ic. .
seas complaint to spend the heater
Parties desirino" t-, -!o; 1 c . -
nd a hack in K.n.iino r r.
d - "-nil' .-n iui iii'-ir accom t
ation.nnon wr.rUvir.tr t
Oro-ron Citv 1 ' l" ' rrazer
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