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Col. Teal's Address.
From the Benton Dc-inocrat.
At the request of tlio lionton
County Farmers' Club, Col. Joseph
Teal addressed that hodv, on Satur
day last, in a most earnest and elo-
qrient manner. e are nnaine to
j."ive more than a faint outline of lii.s
speech. He had just arrived from
O his farm, and was proud to meet so
many honest tillers of the soil. As
one of the largest holders in the
canal and lucks and the Willamette
Transportation Company; as a farm
er and stock raiser; as one who ever
labored for the interests of his adop
ted home, his whole heart was with
the people of Oregon. For years
the farmer had been the abject slave
of the speculator and the public car
rier, but now the period of his thral
dom had elided: the shackles which
had so long bowed down as hewers
.f wood ami drawers of water the
honest veomanrv of this noble State
had been stricken from their limbs,
and they could stand forth, beneath
the a-gis of an honest, liberal cor
poration, and reap a just recompense
tor their hardy toil. Some people
q looked upon him as a speculator;
but the company he represented had
q proved its honest intents by placing
freight taint's at a fair, equable, liv
Qng rate, and releasing the producer
from the grinding oppression of a
soulless monopoly. This company
had consummated one of the most
gigantic enterprises ,f the present
:', pierced the llinfy barrier of
o (.irnmefVe on the Willamette; torn
down the nughty Avails of blacl
basalt, rearer! bv (lod Almighty; j
loosened tlie fetters of our.noble outgrown.
river, and opened an uninterrupted ! As they walked briskly along she
communication by boat from the j drew the boy closer to her, and said
snow-capp.'d peaks of the Cascades j '-Come under my coat, Johnny."
to t!."' sea. Xo grander heritage; no J "It isn't big enough for both, sis
prouder leg-icy, could a father have j ter."
to a child than this lasting monu- "Then I will try and stretch it a
mc;;t to t:;e enterprise, skid and en
ergy of man. Whenever this com
pany, which has done so much for
tmr State, became a monopoly, and
endeaoied to wring unjust tribute
qU-oih the pockets of the honest far
it, let them drop if. He was reeu
rm-
(J'd to ring-. Taeret'erc; he could not j weeping eyes in tlie world, just bo
agree with in's friend Il utless, in cause poop; do not stretch their
reference to Kngli M:ui; in Port- 1 ccnuforis be .-oud themselves.
l.iud. He l;ad labored to advanee .
the interests of the vho.d raisers; j ()n ,ooa 5luthority it is stated that
had) trave.ed Last for snips but ! tlu. i;!st con!,voss Voted appropria
fouuu a poueriul r;:ur trom l aaior- ; ti:).;s e0 u.v 4V,ut. in ,.X4.0:,S if those
n.a to Liverpoo . hncdamer, .f , f th, 1iV(,,llin ye-ar, and vet the
r.n i-miKU.-o had b'.nght ny si 11 j a:X5lj;l-itv of that body wereeleed on
shipping and hyt s y.iv l;a. Icon troll- ! of retrenchment and reform.
' :in!1 "J.i"'1 had a million t(7is j Su.-ii retrenchment will bankrupt the
of gnun to emrope. He mid endeay- c.(mnll.y ,.lltl ,.vt.nt11:lte in reducing
ored to obtain tonnage H orn tm- tu. lHHv to ViU. roudition of hewors
eo., unequal wmg, ana coui.l nave
so, had he be. mi will
ost tillers of tie
-s gl.ir:uittc :
i.ng Ma-, lornmu. ra l'ortian.;. ;
1- ried hinder aulkner, I.eu A: Co..
Il'-wetl, Wilson cV I, o. all l All.Mt c
liewis were all one and tli
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MO :lt If' .
w ierson. as iar as i ne wiieat trade
was concerned. Farmers mimt be
vare of thi-i ring;
eo coin rol of
their own grain, and not permit
i h'Mnselvos to be iTra.wn into a
ring more powerful than eve;- before
witnessed on the coast. The W. 11.
val m
T.ir ,171 .1 . . i , . . .. ir l- it-aim i- t,.-, .
" ,l V'"-V. j pnations was made neces-arv bv the
0 V 7 11 1 T iillS.,!(1T I salaries, and might have
w iused to do. 1 hough he desired to I i i .:, ' . .. .. . c :
na.Ke money. l,he any other man, he j tiie Prc-.i-.enti.il 'veto. That Presi-n.-ver
cone. n,ns, nt to unjustly (.,.nt G t oermitted it is due to the
wring it irom toe brows ot tne Jion- ; r,,,. r:,t h u - .o,, -,iff,- ...,.;i,.
x. ( o. v.. end never charge an un- ; plV tt, lis v,.,Si)n:i stan.lard. While
r. asonab e price for freight; but LouiNiiu is in si state of turmoil and
should the ring be ton.ie.l, not on :l scene of sickening bloodshed, and
busnel of wheat wouhl be ..hipped , Unib-d States soldiers and gallant
bv th.ur boats, xhis ring wouhl : uJiicers are being slaughtered bv mor
force the gram on the rnil roads and (.ihii. !;.lvay;(s. vt! tini him tniVeling
the Ho.mday boats, and tr.Mgnt tar- lUr.pictting round the country.
i!is wouhl be wna: -,-ver they cliose. , Although drawinir ti salary of SoO.OitO
The farmers would, be powerless ; to att- nd to public business,' lie
to say nay. I hey would be the j is l)(.voll,i t!m reach of the (huieral
slave of bntish gold, lmglish and ()f tu ;i,i)U- and heads of D'.-pai t-.,M-man
cajutalists would build and i llU.nts at thJ' most critical VoviU
e.iuip our r.ulaoad; and every del- an,i th,.v tli-Mefore iind it iiupos,.ible
Uar juodueed m the State would go to consult or advice with him. In
pi en v;ch tiie gilued palace of some i vi,.w of the,;e facts wouldn't it be
Q.M-eigu lord. Tne Locks, thr.t stu- , Well .i:ongh to commence the work
Ijendojis .monument of labor, would ! of t.ivil reiorm at the White House.
standi.lle, and the best interests of (jf(mn.a D.uno-nit .
Megon would feel the blight of j .....
monoioly r.n.l extoition. To prov
Q'ranci
the Columbia, river, and bound to
tlie latter, would o compelled to
carry ballast. This ballast, includ
ing tirst the et'st. ar d handling, etc.,
would amount to the e.piivaler.t of
a cargo of mereh.iudise. Tliis loss
the vessrl mast m I've up. and it was
done on the fremPts. at to rem
edy this evil, ti e V. lb T. Co. wa
llow construeiing four
ciiiper
schooners, of l;:e hundred tons 1
den, to plv bet wee n "Portland and
San Francisco. Tmo of them would
bo nnihed this f.d. 'Wlien com -
jdeted. 1his companv would take
i'!i ;it at Albaiiv, (;trv .lib's or Har
risl'iirg to S.m lYaiic-isco for (ight
lollars er ton. In ;an Francisco
the wheat is worth double the p. rice
ivt Corvallis. '1 hese vessels are being
(TroT)racted of Wa-ld-e-rton T-rri;o-rv
timber, bv Op-reii shii-buihlers.
J lie Astoria movement was re n-w
live an hour oft" To; ' .-d
speaker meii tit ii-l a species of trick
ery on the art of ti e Iloll.i.lav rinir
that ileservts the eeiisnre of everv
nn.l boats. He was himself a farm
er: one aninnec th ra: an.l he coun
seled the farmers to keep away from
these heavy foreirr. companies. In
eonelusion. Col. Teal pleYlre.l tlie
eonntry that the AY. II. T. Co. was la
boring for its interests, and would
stand by tho people of tho AYillam
nte Valley, if tho people 'would
stand by it. At the close of his re
marks, Mr. Teal subscribed for eight
shares in the Corvallis Farmers'
Warehouse. Ho was loudly ap
plauded, and aroused a general feel
ing in favor of his company.
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Thipq time flies fast, but every
musician of any e" can h-;it innr.
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inai iius io;s,aing J'..ngiis i snips at i, . T , , 4 i i -i
p 1,i,i. . - i -1 that dohn A. Andrew, while ( tovern
ort land -was an expensive bnsmiss, . ,r , ,. ' , M ,
i , i , i or of Massachusetts, was told lr
O l ... ; i-;,.,i,i4- , some lnlluential memoers ot the,
Msvei lo.eled in iniglaud tor Acs- . r - , , .. ., ... , , ,
trail in. When at Australia, they Loa l'ft'Ul't.iln1
could obtain a return car-o for San i v,'oulaJ,e l,:lssa to increase his sal-
i ...i. ... i r. .. -i i , arv. (.lovernor Ano.rew replied that
i ... i i j. . i . j-.ii .. . . i u ii.jo in-,-e can ne no i on of tint t in . . ....... ,
ei.aiiu proven io o- la 1 lace tis. . . . . . l ne .-irc.c rotia rn-inTuin win ne in
boat thi.t could aseer.d the Wi'd-im- ,"U:un!l"n gner; it power, under j o;- ration to supply th d"innn. Is of the
. n- 1T - , the cia.l-e to ie"ul le comeierei- lie- i ' iiirsty. I mamitact are all niy own stock,
et.ecto ( orvalbs or llarr.sbnrg-. f , ai.ut ommcice ic f(ms. unlVthl,var(. 7-V,-.v,. A
cuht not iro to Astoria. The Co v j - ' -, ,' rj':,u,' iU l 'it-ner pro- I s!,iir, (:- public patronage is respectfully sod-over
the o.-st -n.i "lost sun d.',. i iU "l tu I'uobc well are dt nian-.Ts it. ! licit -d.
l.lotl, t.i. i st ...id most mi tal.. e t , Citv September ith, l7-tf.
boat on the nii.er river, would not ; ' um.e vUU oi-cietion. j 1
'm;s,c Ulln- l s- UTM irom,t,ri,iU1 Apartment is -los, 1 rad ' -u.d to me direct .d,wher.-,, on the
S.-m Iraneiseo to nj. river mereliants, , , . , . , ,V aut . ,,:h ,,:1V jlin.., A. i,., iT:;t judgment was
t.Iair.lv mark. -,1 -Care AY. It. T. i .' ;V'f va ,I5T.. :uiother : r.v..v. r -d in favor of J. P. smith and
J. ., ,i , n . ' t i Ol le-.K,il.L 'in a o.is tiiat it is not any ; a.'iiv I'ani.-l Harvev for t he sutn of three
Co , ha I repeate:!!. een ferward- worse j,:ltt(.lva v v ol-',;. ; hundr-d and s-vty-iive dollar, and forty
e.UivPortla-a.U-onsTirneesn.l steam- of ( . ,..lt- - ' 1 'irtations ; , hr ... c..nts 4?:C.-,.4;), with int-rest at the
l t'r.n i, 1..-, if,ai.i.,,. v., 1 I ' 1 V.1'"'11 7'.t "-iianss-.oiiers to the 1.x- ; rate of meni-rccnt. per month Irom the
ray no attention to slanders of
gossip-mongers. Keep straight on
in your course, and let their back
biting die of neglect. What is the
use of lying awake nights, brooding
over the remarks of some false friend,
that runs through your brain like
forked lightning?
What's the use of getting into a
worry, and fret over gossip that has
Leenset atio.-it to vour disadvantage
y some meddlesome busybody, wlio
has more time than character?
These things don't possibly injure
you. unless, indeed, you take notice
of thorn and in combating them, give
them character and standing. If
what is said about you is true, set
yourself right at once; if it is false
let it go for what it will fetch.
If a bee stints von, would you go
to the hive and destroy it? Would
not a thousand come upon you?
It is wisdom to say little replacing
the injuries you have received.
We are generally losers in the end
if we stop to refute all the backbit-
I ings and gos-d pings we may hear by
I the wav. They are annoying, it is
true, but not dmigerous so long as
we do not expostulate and scold.
Our characters are formed and sus- (
tained by ourselves, and by our ac-
turns and i)unoses, and not by I
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oi ner
Tjct us always bear in mind that
"calumnies mav usuallv be trusted
to time, and the slow but steady
justice of public opinion.
Sinnrnr rr a Little. A little girl
ami her brother were on their M ay to
school one winter morning. The
grass on the common was white with
frost, and tlie wind was very damp.
They were both poorly dressed, but
the little girl had a kind of cloak
over her, which she seemed to have
little
And they were soon as close to
gether and as warm as birds in the
same net.
Now why can't we all stretch our
com forts a little? There are manv
of ,i ..nil ,p. ....... s of .vnt,. - t,,
j oilice-holders. This excess of appro
i,i(inoc(l to suit t!)
he puroosrs oi tie
smart rogues who manipulate him.
T5lilt ;,, w.,s i(-eie,-ted was the fault
,.r f
of the people, who will have to grin
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ami oear me oicrcasea ouracii oi
taxation, cons ding themselves witli
tho reflect ion that it is self-imposed.
It must be humiliating to the hon
est men of the KepuMican party who
voted for Grant s re-election to ob-
how Ll Tt 'I ' ! I IT' I. ' f . flu. TV f?.i.l-
iy i
if such a bill passed he would veto
it m halt an hour. How oi no rent
was the net hm of (5 rant! In order
to secure an increase of his own sal
ary, he approved a bill giving the
members of Congress the color of
law for making a raid on the treas
ury for services already overpaid.
Jh.it great is (Jrant, and his Admin
istration has been " wise, prudent
md economical, and the great lte-
' l.,ul:HV:i:i V:ut' has " undiminish
! iU,t.u in-.lus ,lnltrri,'tV;,il anl ,lllte-
undiminished
j l--'M " "o.--anu espe
i t"1-u,-v li:ulu';d humhug and (.rant.
Out of all this agitation upon rail
road questions there ought to come
I some gooil. J he l;tiea (A. 1.) '- 1
! '..'. after caivf;:Ily observing the sit- j
: uati'-n. sa-.-s that "the nation can,
; with as much propriety, take charge i
i " r.iiiroa i nutes as oi water routes!
John lius-e'I Yoiin h.avin teh
irra-ohe,! f
posuic.1. who, suepo-in" tlat it. vt !
to be an imposing uilVr e-.n-b.V 1
, , . i 1 " , , ' '
to jr taeir liamls at w nolesale impo-
sitioil.
-lr. V. . i . JjUrKnart. of Lnm conn-
tv, sent to the Natioma V'"-;C'iH'ii-l
n i..- .i. ,x - t ' ' . 'l-tdl.U
.hi. i.i.r,,ii,iuiV t. v vuin- vrecron
grain with that grown in other
to fear from the comparison.
Colorado school teachers live only
one year. Then thov go to keemri"
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1,0 1 '
i Trri." TltvT-rTiT.'ver Tf l t-tnt'-il
i ...1 : i . j ; . . -i -.
., iv,;., i 'u-"v a nue regant tor the
I ng u is oi an. jsncnirr iLc.
I'Cil 1 lO'llli t !"t "t . Am. : th..St-l .i.t'llr.-'lill Irirt l.ifnlllllvnl Mil t.
veHrp .uai ii iui in xnaianapolis : fractional lots numb-red 7 and S in block
on the lsih of last month four sun- I m,m",r in Or gon Citv, Clackamas
pies of his best wheat. Those ko ! Y
attended the College therefore had i satiiniar. jiri!iih. . n.. ia
A. B. R3CHARDSOF4,
ic t i oil eer,
Cornier of Front & OuJk st., Portland.
Of Ileal Estate, Groceries, General Mer
chandise and Horses.
SALE DAYS-Vedn?s.lny and I Saturday.
Auctioneer.
Ai I'rivstte .Sale.
English Kenned liar and Fundlo Iron,
En'-lish Square and Oefajron Cast
.steel, Horse Shoes, Hasps,
Saws, Screws, Fry-Pans,
Siieet Iron, Ii.
G. Iron.
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A large assortment of Groceries and Ekj
uors. A. l:. HK'HAKDSOX,
Jan. 1, lS7:-tf. Auctioneer.
About loO pounds ot'lonir, prim
er, of which this is an impression.
Has been in use but. a short time,
jxood" work. Price 2.3 cents 'j lb,
;itju.r tit.(l u or ju cases cases
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e l r;i,
A 1. S O,
A small font of Nonj.ei iel of which this is i
impression, l'nw .r edits v As as new
lucre is cnouiili to sot alioal one column of tins
p iper s ili.l. Aduivss this ol!U.-e.
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ClfT jl (!f)A I'l'ib.v! Agents wantd !
ejU 10 ;) "jU All class' s ot workingieo
ple, of eit In r sex, young or old, ma ke mon
ey at work !r us in their spare moments,
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or a 1 1 i ii" i line, i iimii a i a i i io ng c ise. i 1 1-
tieular-: fr 'i
ddre.ss t. srinsoii 10,,
l'ori land, Maiiv
7sepi.s72y 1
oJ i-4 tu Cm !i 11 ': vWk) k
pioesb cook mmm.
nttm-WH IfoiliTiiie; ('nri)cr of Stark
iini Front Si ! Is.
- GREGG'J.
I)i,.N'i.: r.noics itri.KD ant r.orxi)
.5 V to ai.y d.-sip'd pattern. Music booi-.s.
Magazine:, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev-i-ry
vari-iy of style known 1 o t he t r rude.
ord' rs irom the .ountry proiajitly at
tended to.
ICS:-cr?EAPi3 SALOON,
LOUS SUL, . : : : PKUPEIETOK.
TT WOri.H HKSPF.rTFt'M.V AN
3 no'inc - to the citizens of r -gon City
and vicinity, that I have opened an
ick-ckkam and ( o.; Tro.i:KV
,.sta.Uhment in the building formerly
occupied by j. KiiP r, on the
C'irn 'r of Fourth and Main Strrrf.i.
T Y VIHTFF. OF A WlilT OF KXKCU-
M tioii -d ,nt ol the i ireuit i ourt o:
tnh dav of June, A. P.. 1st:!, together with
l':wr "f s,uit tlisi.urs-ments. Xow
: tie r ;.re. bv viriue oi the aUive named
; -x cut i.m, for want of iv r-onal property, I
i have l-vi-d mon the following described
j re-U estate, prp--rtv of defendant, to-wit :
All of lilm-kM numbered l'Kl. 11,7. 1 12 a nl 1 1 1,
' and all of lots numb red l. -1. 7 and 8 in
I X'T' n'S"TH$: and all of lots numben-d
i, 2, H and 4 in block number : and all of
at the Hour of 1 o'clock, p. m., at the court
! no"s" ,,,M,r in r"on Citv, c'.ackatnas
! in hand, all of Daniel Harvey's interest in
' th- aliove described ral estate, or enough
cruS' Jud;fmcnt- costs and a
A. F. hf.pokn. sheriff.
l Hy HNIIY IIF.DSF.S. Deputy.
bttie Jh. V.-.
FLORENCE.
Rpetial ultentioii id called to tlie
great improvements mad-? recently in
tins excellent Machine .and to tho new and
e legant stvles of Cases added to our list.
FLORENCE.
T.or tliose Un prefer a Machine feert
. lug the work away from tin operator,
we now have one of that description, quiet,
easy runninir and having all t lie otherpe
culiur excellencies ol the other style.
E.TLonEisrcji:
F smile to please. If there is one with
in a thousand miles of San Francisco
not working well, I will attend to it wit h
out any expense to the owner.
SAML'Kli HII,!.., Aftrent.
FLOEENCE
Ts tli only 3nt'Iiiiif tintt- tan k-v In
more than one direction having a re
vi rsible fft-ti a great advantage in fasten
ing ends of scams, in quilting, etc. .
-Fx.oTtEjsrcii:.
Tx:iMiii 1it VI ii -, or seinl for
J Circular or samples of Work before
you purchase a Sewing Machine. liUV
Tlir: IIKST!
Machines sold on liberal terms.
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E"tVIXti MACIIIXKS.
SAKUEL HILL, Aent,
rVo. I'I civ JIoHtgoinerj- Slreet,
Grand Hotel EuVtlinij, San F rana'.sco.
'JniayihTiaiS.
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March 21, IST.i :10m
HOME SHUTTLE
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8c wi aajr
Tli3 ;ost Siinjil:1. Fr-:rl:ciil and
ECONOMICAL MACiriXJi IX USK.
Saks ExcltiI nil iYXvn on His NorJh
Pari fie i'oast.
riiiKV sew moi:k kapidi.v axd
h with l"ss noisi" than any other ma
chine. The only practical low prie.-d ma
chine that gives entire satisfation.
Wliat other Agents d in't tell about the
Tike Iinprovi'.l tl'MMc Slutff It- Maclii ne :
Tlifti ihm't till ion that t h'-y are f ho sim
plest, having less number of ieces, and
more easily understood than any other.
That tle-y are tie- lighfst running-. iimr
ea-dly l"arii'-d a-nl op -Ta ted. That, lai.re
H K-'t K Si 1 1'TTI. l-:s ar s -lit out trom t he
( feneral Agency at Port hiiid.t !ian all ot hers
combined.
T don't t'll fon that th -y sew equally
as well on h'"'avy and liglit goods.
Thi-ii ilon't ii-li iion t hat t hey m.. t lie pat
nef it the high pried mach iiu s.
Tli it ilon't tri iion that if lias r he straight
n-'ciilc and sell-adjusting tension.
What people say who have ur-dtheni
a tel com piii-eti f hem to ot her .Maoiiin-'s will
tell you :
That t'cy ar- pior-? easily learned and
operated : simplest and best i'.-t all kinds
o; 'work, a nd wi'.! use limn ami all other
kind-: oi threads and siik.
A i--w of tic names are given below who
ar:- using tie- Imckovkii Home snt'TTi.LK :
it v i: ii e x c e s.
OenerM r.ell, Portland.
'. S. Silvers,
Wm. MMt'-rs,
('. W. Prindle, bookkeeper for Ix-verage,
W.-eiham tV Co.
Miss T,. Vaughn, Portland. ,
Mrs. .1. n. Fpton, Fast Port land.
Mrs. S. A. Mon land, Poitland.
?drs. .1. S. Church, Or 'gon City.
Machines forwarded to any address, with
full directions for lining, on receipt of price.
NO. 1. C30 00; KO. 2, $45 CO.
o. w. t n a v f n,
(iray's Music Store, Odd Fellows'
Temple, General Agent, First St., Portland.
declJmt;.
OREGON CITY BREWERY
Henry llumJie!, (ffzfji.
HAYIXO PI'KCHAs- ?LllH''-v'fc!
d the alxive Rr-w-ery
wishes to inform the puliie that he is
now orepared to manufact ure a Xo 1 oual
ity of
L A G Ii H IS K Ii Ii,
ps good as can b obtained anvwhere in
T'M"' )rtl''rS sr'licJt"l and" prom j. fly
'mm
THOMAS CHARMAN
ESTABLISHED
1S53.
DESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZEN'S
of Oregon City and of tiie Willamette
Valley, that he is still on hand and doing
business on the old motto, that
Nimble Six I't nce it Better than a Sloic
Shilling.
I havo just returned from San Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
vcr before offered in this city ; and consists
in part, as follows :
P.oots and Shoos,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Paints and Oils,
Sash and Doors,
Chinaware, Queenswarc,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Plated ware, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy Xo-
Hope, Faming tions of Kvery
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Mattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc.,
Of the above list, I can say my stock is the
MOST CO M PLET E
ever offered in t his market, and was shifted
wit h especial care lor t he rcgon t.'ity trade.
All of which I now offer for sale at t he
Lowest Market Rates.
Xo use for the ladies, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to buy goods for
I mil Ii tt rimtitd to Sell. Vheap and not to
allow myself to be
HDERSOLD IX THE STATE OF CI1EG0X.
All I ask is a fair chance and Quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
Twenty Years Experience
in Oregon City enables me to know the re
quirements of the trade. Conic one and all
and see lor yourselves that tiie oid stand of
THOMAS CIIAKMAX
cannot be heateri in quality or price, it
would be us 'iess lor llie to tell you all the
advantages 1 can offer you in the sain of
goods, as every store that advertises docs
that, and probably you have been disap
pointed. All I wisn to say is
Come, ashl Srtvuul Examine for YonrsIvrs
fori do not wish to make any mistakes.
.My object is to tell all my old friends now
that I am siiil alive, ae.d desirous to s--i:
goods cheap, tor cash, or upon such t'-r os
as agreed upon. Thanking a 11 for I he liber
al patronage heretofore l"sfo.ved.
Tiles. 'I IAii.MAX,
Main street, i tregon City,
T,"ga 1 Tenders and ( 'nuntv Scrip fa ken at
marke t rates. TIH S. CIIAKMAX.
0.'HJ') lbs wool wanted bv
T1H S. CIIAUM.W.
GREAT EXSiitiSENT!!
GOOD NEWS!
riUCES IIEDLCEI) TO SL IT TIIE TDIES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
55 AIS jf AliVS T
S. ACKERrAN Ci CO.
1B-AVK JFST RECEIVED A I-AUGE
fl stock of
srnixff axd summer noons,
which they offer
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
We would say come nn.l convince your
self before purchasing clscwher?. Our stock
consists in part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Poots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Gr-cer-i
e s, Ilard-
ar.d a great many other articles too nuiner
ours to mention ; also,
lHors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
AH kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Goods
ALSO
Wool "Wfiiitocl
For which we pay the Highest Prices.
S. ACKER MAX & CO.
Oregon City, March 21, l73-tf.
Mht mk
M A JS" U FACTO Ii I as.
WAGON AND CARRIAGE
M A jVU FACTOKY I
I liaving increased the di
mensions oi nis premises, "t
the old stand on the
Corner of Main and Tltird Slrt-et,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of informing his old pa
trons, and as many new ones as maybe
pleased to call, that he is now prepared,
with a in pie room, good niatcrials, and the
vt-rv 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.
IJlacksinitliinr, Horse or Ox Slioeinr,
and General Jobbing neatly, ouickly. and
cheaply done. DA Vll S.M11 n.
AVILLIA3I SINGER
HAS ESTABLISHED
Wtj
A FACTORY ESiMS
FOR THE MANUFACTURE CF
Furniture,
Blinds,
and Dcors,
AXD PIOl'LOIXCiS OK ALL SIZES.
They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH!
K3"A11 work warranted. Shop on the
Kivcr, in I,ewis' Whop Opposite Oregon
Cityjsmis.
J O H SM SCH'RA M,
Main St., Oregon City.
JIAMFAt'TL'REU AND IMPORTER OF
Z Saddles, IInr?iess, dffyi
Suddlerv-IIard- OT
uurc, etc, etc
rnicir nr: oki-kus as cheap ah
? Y can be hati in t h .Stilt', at
WHOLESALE 03 RETAIL.
JVI warrant my goods as represent'-d.
Oregon City, April 17, lS72-tf.
Kit iri. lift! Jf K i, ti U ILm i l tin ,
M VSONIC HAIJi P,l'ir.DIX(;,
Oregon City, : : : Oregon.
KEEKS CONSTANT! A' pTr
on haml and tor sale, J-e:'vJ,-.-L -cii.-ap
for cash, J'aXiTi'
Parlor, Bedroom,
Ollice, Sittingrooin, and
Kitchen Furnit ure,
Bureaus, Lounges,
Hocking ( 'ha irs,
. Whatnots, Il-edsf "a:s.
Wash-stands, Curl- d
Hair, and Pulu
M a t t r e s ses,
Pulu Pillows,
.Spring Beds,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, etc., etc.
Sn"Hnl affent-on given to l"; hoist !
work in a! 1 its branches, orders Piled with
promptness. Hepainng done wi! h neat
noss :i nd dispatch. I-'urnitur-' mad" one r.
Ca II a nd I'Xiiiniii" for yourslvi s. ITinio 72
ENTERPRISE BGOK & JOE
OFFICE
OUEGOXCITY, : OIJKGOX.
TE ARE PUKPAItF.D TO EXECUTE
ail Kiiuts oi
JOB P1UXTING,
such as
CARDS,
BILL-UFA rs,
I'AMI'IfLETS,
DEEDS,
MORTGAGES,
I.ABELS,
LETTER- UFA DS,
in fact all kinds of work done a in Print in"
Ollice, at "
PORTLAND PRICKS.
A ED K I N DS O F
LEGAL BLANKS
constantly on hand, and for sale at as low
a price as can he had in the State.
"Worlt Sol!cfcl
A X D
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Ore gon City, March 21, 187R-f.
SHADES 8ALQOS3,
G. A. HAAS, - - Prep.
Main Street, Oregon City.
BEST BIBEIA1U) TABLES IX ORF.OI X
have Ib'.'ii intrrKluceii, and the propri
tor invites t he attention of tiie lovers of this
popopular amusement to them.
THE BAR IS SUl'PI.IED
with all the choicest qualities of Liquors
and Cigars. Scotch. Irish and Pourboii
already famous Whishies and Punch ; also
a.No.l
SHOOTIXG GALLERY
is connected with the Saloon.
Oregon City, Jan. 1, 172 tf.
iA . t'
The standard remedy f.,r (,,, T. .
enza, Son- Throat, H'l -io unr f ; ,l ,
Lin r Complaint, JJro.-i t U, J;,, , '''"'I'
Ltuas; and evrry a ir-.-t a.:, ,,( x -,. :j i ' '"e
Lungs and Clu st, inciuu n t rM-vV.'r,':"'
AVi.Ktai '.-:..,,, .. v.'ii.t "l'., - . 1 ' 'UN'
not ilrv up a Cough, but 1---.-:, it ,.. s
the lungs, and alleys, thus r-oiorinlpnl
iiuxr,l the complaint. Xo:i,. .rs. ..:,'
los signed I. P.rris. Pn-nar. d r.v'f.""
Fowt.k sons. p. ston. So-.i l,v Il'rniNeTf v'
J fosTKTTKR tV Co., San I raneiseo ana i .f
dealers generally.
Just Published!
G
STRAUSS' WALTZES'
a:rk.x;ej! s
YIOLIX h'CLOS.
Ask fr nrrrrfs' i;iiit:o..
I'aper copy sent, pest-paid, for ?! .v.. jp
boards, vJ. Adili'. ss. I.. .. i'i:Ti:;v,' '
o'. '.i Broodmnr, A e- l or!;,
SA'.( i K I ,'-FI.;sT :
( I'i.e Sinking Fisth'rl.)
A C'ollc;-i-M 1" .Ie's, P:. vl-SoiK-e,
t if 11 lt;,es, eit.
M A L E l0 1 C E N.
Sample copies maie d. j .st-j aid, ler :l ."i..-,
cl-j per dozell. A dee
.. i . p; i :,
ij'. '.i L i i.iji!,i ci;, A'-- i'orl:.
F A i Ii Y Y 0 i C E S:
A Neiv E: ji -litxi. ft.r J:j -S-l!iil.
Send tin cents, and w v mail a saie..;
copy, April 1st. Addr- ss,
... i,. 3;-;t!-:ks.
."'.'II B ro.-.-o'imi , Ai-f Yorl:
April lS.m?
Read Pliysioian's CertiScates l-elow ! !
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most Eiaoieat pr-JL Fieasent Tcr.ic.
T.ij-.o Pi't r :ri en-' ured from the nu.-l
,'heie anl w i. eie-.i .:i e lull-- ai.d rifts. :.rn;
gi' -a ax-iv I ?a: i.-fiiii ier v.l.fn-v.i
;ri 1. T!i ei-:i ;i,l t-t i ---; r-i : i.- l;uv- ft,ui.i?
elief thro ii t.n ir ue. aed i L - ii i;m? r. -. n.
,!i"!id til -in fir Hie c-in? ef ail :i-. uses f tia
jl.i i.l ii.i l iVi'or, ;x:.d irr eg.iiai iiits of ibo ui-fitiv-o
ormni--.
Uim1i.-:i , lli-.i Kwri ?!, r.nj Ccs'tipation,
.Joiur.d iie'.iii: .- and I.".--. ofAi-!--t:tc. arc a!!
! : i u - d l" tie- ii-.-rai'L-'ei,-i:t ef th-e Snau-h.
.ivor aiel ut'i. r f u-.cii. -r.ari.-s i f : lipyjtvin.
I'ho I X li 'eit'.ers have -n M:p.-i-s.-f.dly :vC
nd an? warr.i:ii'd l atievi.iio ttio suuur-cr in
ill tlio abovo t-.ises.
TVTij, I''f I XL B'ttrr or
VjACi so! I on! . in ''r.-.s--; to sell
.'lfr than 1!a- ; c -if urUe'ir out of at
''0't!rs i tfrlo mi' i ir.il, rrl-.f n ihlfiUt'.
ttroxcculv t,nch parties to itrjuil extent ef llit
aw. ' "h,
at.xsrs. II. J-.! ST KIN- it Co.
ient'eini'ii: 1 t.i' e p'.ras-irc Pi ptntine t!i:.1
ir -.'.till y io y.t-ir wi-ai I Jiavi' -:,relu!i v tct-i!
.el cxamiie-.l ts saiuii'e nfyuur I X 1. liiitt-rs
A liii.-li you se:: t U:i I fitul : Let oi:!v ;tgr i
i'i.e l'.:;t'.'r-i. but a:se one th.it eaieu't fail : '-fi
)eiie;ieii!.l as ii luiiie lia.i )T.;;ii"t r i.i' I ii r-tinti.
i. !lULi.A.i., ;!..
CiTVAxn C.iT N- rv TIosi rr vr.,
S ill l-'i-i,.!, ,. J !!!, 2.1th, 1571.
I have car'-f-illy .uiii:i,-i r. i P-n'evs I X h
Bitter.-. a:(. have f ;i: -.1 t ! t- .-t ae l!iinL' wiii. Ii
.'oh 1,1 injure even tie- :c : n; .- '-.., n.-t; itimi.
Krom ilie ciii;ciii;.iii of tin i'.aicrs. us tar as I
,1111 iliili- to Ueleruiei-e it. 1 la.lli.i jllfiii' lllrtt
I X I. Hitters :n ;t !n- a Very t-illeii-ni r-mi!- m
IiysiH'psia. 1 n ii-rcs-ion, l.i,s of Ap.n un a:i'l
aiilar cernpl.ii.it -;. h.-,i:g cn:iip.,sti; efa iiiail!i-r
:f veiretabie drugs wlu.-.-n ar.- priucipaUy ust-i ja
lis ..i-.s cf tii it narare. and are of t.it- grv-ti-st
-ilicucy la tlu ir curt.-.
F. I . EXfil.KS. M.D.,
A.ss'l lies. riiys:ci:in Apui'.ir -cr-ry C '. cV; C Hospital.
JSt.vtk Ass vi:i:k Oi-i !'-k.
Sail Fr.nu-is-ti. Jul v -j;st. -7t.
Ms5rs. IT. Tsr ::n- e. - n i ts : I v
.Tla.le a careful ni'i uio'i of vour 1 X i,
t -is. and iiavc I' .tin i tlieni eaiiri-'lv lr.- ol i 'a
terieus iui:!"r:il sn'xt es ',e:r'. ct
Mills l-'Al.KKXA f. Sta'e- Assay, r.
Hwaro of Coiiiitrii i"s. Xoae -.-nr.ine w '.ii
out 1 r. Heiiiey's: signature across the to of a. Ii
bottle.
Kif.v Family sTjosjirf :J:10 n ISstttic
ill t.n- huiixf. r-i,i.l cirrv-iuov.
II. lli'VI'i-JX i 5..
.-.It- l'n -tor-.
Ji. Front Strook.. Suu l-'rau. iscu. cal
Xarch 'JI, m ;
,OMOS
" caul 3 r.T r:::Eizr." zzzz xzzi'iss,"
"SPRING FLOWERS." " SUMMER FLOWERS,"
" AW AKii " and " AiLELP,"
LWlthtbe KCLECTIC WKVKl.Y nn.l W KVKI.T THUlS-i
1IA A I WllKK (Conoli dated.., for 4.00.
rwo of these Chromoi ar the eize cf ' Wi.
AwaJte antl Fast Aslp -" the others
somew hat smaller.
Subscribers fumishid AT OCE
with their Cnroinos.
cn mb bettT tmn
. with -ot than wHh ai
K other vublUliera.
VH.W.ADAi
AGLMS VOll Tlir EMLKI'P.ISL
Tlse followiiv- p- rsnns are ;i utb.orizeil te
act as agents i.r tic I- nti.i:: :; i-k :
o. i. i;ow.-:i ( ,., i'i Vi.r'ii Few, a
Vol
t
ic. V.'eJbrri!! .v IV i;--7 flu sttillt. .trvt
Piiilnd- 1; bia.
Abbott .V t 'o., "o. SJ arid M Nassau strit.
New York.
Fortlaiidirctron F. Sai.-na I
T. . I i bos. j i.yc-
San I raneiseo jj j, j. j.inr
St.. Helens, Cohim' i.-i cei-.nty S. A. :i!'s
Astoria, t 'iatsop eoumi . V;-n I us-
Sal i.i r - W:li;aias
liarrisbt.r-- I. H. Smith
I.aif v. f.A junbiii c.ur.rv .1.1..F' ri.sen
Iai!
. 1'oik couniy.
.... i J idiin
PilV-Hloi-ll'S
A. VeiN
. .John l uCi' tt
W. I'. I.as H
N". Aruol'i
I'll:
n county
Forvali
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fan
on (. ity,( .rant co
Albany..
Fad
.W'as. o count v N. II.'at' S
1 i:i.r:in,i.'. I ' n ion c - u in v . r;"--
l'i nul' ton, Fmatiih-i coui.ty s. V. K'nex
Kujrciie City
ltofifbure;
Feba non
Jacksonville
Fonir Tom....
.1 . M. I lion
( K. PrisTow
I-oi!.L. F. I .r.nn
C. T. :.nta'uc-
U. Ii. Kal-toa
Hon. F. H. FoiHirnr
H. C. llustf.n
CLACKAMAS Cul".MV.
Heaver f reek C. F. F. nt-
t . i , i i i. . r . i . rtt in ufl i
Futteville
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