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OREGON tin, (H1EU0A, AIGIST 15, 1
The llest Wife in the World.
BT AMY KAXDOLTH.
"The best little wife in the world !"
Baid Herbert Ainsccart.
q" Of course I dare say," resjond
ed Mr. Portcross. '"Cut what's your
er&ct-idea of the best wile in the
world? Jones says he's got the best
wife in the world b-cause she keeii:
his stockings Uarnc-d, takes mm to
church three times of a Sunday, and
never lets him have au idea of his
own. Jen king .says u:'s yot the same
identical article; but Jenkins's wife
keeps all the money, draws, his salary
for him, and makes him live in the
(-back kitchen because the parlor is
too gtHxl for the family use."
"Oh! but Daisy in't a bit ogreish
a little submissive, soft-voiced
thing that hasn't an :d-a except what
is reflected from me. I tell you what,
old fellow, I'm the master of my own
house; I come when I please, and go
when I please. Daisy never ventures
on a word of reproach."
" Then, you ought to be ashamed
of yourself, larking around at the
Cclubs as you do, dissipated-bachelor
fashion."
"Ashamed! v.hat of?"
" Why, I supp jso you owe some
Gclntifis to your wife-"
"Where's the harm? My wife
doesn't care."
"Probably you think so because
she is quiet and submissive; but if
bhe were to object "
" Object ! I'd liko to hear her trv
it."
"Now, look iVi-p, Ainseourt, your
ife may be a model wife, but you
certainly are not a model husband.
People are beginning to talk about
the way you neglect that pretty little-
blue-eyed girl.
O " I'll thank peopl-? to mind their
own business. Xegiect her, indeed !
Why, man, I love her as I love my
own soul."
" Tlmn -.. In- ,i
why don't vcu treat her as
if vou did ?"
"Oh, come, Portero:v, tliat unes-
tiort-just shows what a regular old
bachelor you are. It wont do to
make too much of your wife, unless
you want to spoil her."
Mr. Portcross shook his head.
" That sounds seltb-h. I don't like
the ring of that metal."
And ho went away, leaving Mr.
Ainscourt to finish the game of bil
liards at leisure.
"What a regular "old fuss-budget
Portcross is," laughed the latter.
Always poking Ins nose into some
body else's bnsine.-i. There's one
comfort I never pay any attention
to what he says."
Meanwhile Mrs. Ainscourt was sit
ting alone in her drawing-room, her
two little white hands tightly locked
in one another, and her lair hea l
islifjjitly drooping ; delicate, little
apple-blossom of a w man, with 1 lne,
wistful eyes and curly ilaxen hair,
looking more like a grown up child
than a wife of twentv-one summers.
"Oh dear!'' sighed Daisy. Jt is
sp dull here. I wish Herbert would
come home. He never spends any
time witli me now-a-days, and i prac
tice all his favorite songs, and read
the newspapers, so I can talk about
the things he's interested in, and try
ko hard to be entertaining. It's very
Htrange."
And then her oval face brightened
into sudden brilliance, and the spark
les stole into her eyes; for the ipiick
ear had detected her husband's foot
steps on the stairs. The next mo
ment he came in.
" Well, pet,'Jiow nv3 vou
playful pineh of her cheek.
v.
ith
" There
Where
are some LniJjOi. for you.
are my light gloves?"'
"O Herbert ! vou fire not
going
awav again
" I must, Daisy. There firo a lot
of fellows going to drive to High
JJridge and I'm one of the party.
You ran go oyer to my mother's for
dinner, or send for one of your
friends, or something. There, good
O by, puss, I'm in a deiiee of a hurry."
And with one careless kiss pressed
on the quivering damask rose of a
0 mouth that was lifted up to him, he
qWuh gone.
UAisy Ainscourt r .either wont to
her mother-in-law, noi sent for one
of her girl friends. She spent the
evening all alone, pondering on the
shadow which was fast overgrowing
her life.
"What shall I do?" thought the
little timid, shrinking wife. '" Oh,
Wl)at shall I do?"
lint, child as she wa, Daisy had a
strong, resolute woman's h.eart within
her, nor was she long' in coming to a
tlee'sioii.
"Daisy," said her husband to her
the next day, "you iiuven't any ob
jections to mv attending the Orion
r.al 3as(1ue ?'"
"Are masked balls nice jdaces,
Herbert?"
"O ts, evervbodv goes; onlv I
thought I'd pay you the compliment
of asking whether yon disapproved
or not."
" Can I go with you?"
"Well ahem not very well, this
time, Daisy. You see, Mrs. Ten
church really hinted so strongly for
me to take her, that I couldn't help
it."
"Very well," assented Daisy, meek
ly, and Herbert repeated within him
self the paan of praises he had
chanted in Mr. Portcross ears: "The
liest little wife in the world I"
Kilt, notwithstanding all this, Mr.
Ainscourt was not exactly pleased,
wlien, at the selfsame Jld Masque,
during the gay period of unmasking,
lie saw his wife's innocent face crown
incr the meturosoue costume of a
Bavarian peasant girl.
" Hallo!" he ejaculated, rather un
graciously, "vo" here!"
"Yes," lisped Daisy, with a girlish
smile. " You said everybody went !
And oh, Herbert, isn't it nice?"
Mr. Ainseort said nothing more,
but Mrs. Fenchurch found him a
verv stupid companion for the re
mainder of the evening.
He was late at dinner the next day:
but, late as he was, he found himself
more punctual than his wife, and the
solitary meal was half over before
Mrs. Daisy tripped in, her ca dimore
shawl trailing over her shoulders.
Cand her dimpled cheoks all pink with
the fresh wind.
"Am I behind time? "Really, I am
so sorry ! But we have been driving
in the park, and "
"We ! who are tec .'" growled her
t&sbancl.
w
THE ENTERPRI
!;
:ifi
"Why Colonel Adair and I the
Colonel Adair that you go out with
so much."
"Now. look here, Daisy !" ejacu
lated Mr. Ainscourt, rising from the
table and pushing back his chair,
"Adair isn't esactiy the man I want
you to drive with!"
"Cut you go everywhere with
him !"
"I dare say but you and I are
two different persons."
"Now, dear Herbert," interposed
Daisy wilfully misunderstanding
him. "vou know T never was a bit
proud, and the associates that are I
good enough for my husband are j
good enough for me." L.et me give j
you a few more oysters." j
Ainscourt looked sharply at his !
wife. Was she really in earnest, or j
was there a mocking undercurrent of i
satire in her tone? Cut he could not
decide, so artless was her counte
nance. "I'll talk to her about it some
time," was his internal decision.
" Daisy," he said carelessly, when
dinner was over, I've asked old Mrs.
Carberry to come and spend the day
with you to-morrow."
"Oh ! have you ? I'm sorry, for I
am engaged out to-morrow."
" You ! Where?"
"Oh, at Delmonico's. I've joined
a Woman's Itights Club, and we
meet there to organize.
"Tlie deuce take woman's right !"
ejaculated the irrate husband.
' "Of course I don't believe in them,
but it's the fashion to belong to a
club, and such a ni"e place to go
evenings. I am dull here evenings,
Herbert."
Herbert's heart smote him, but he
answered resolutely :
' I beg you will give up this ridic
ulous idea. What do women want of
clubs?"
"What men do, I suppose."
" Cut I don't approve of it at all."
" You belong to three clubs, Her
bert." "That's altogether a different mat
ter." " Cut why is it different?"
"Hem why? because of course
anvbodv can see why it is self-evi-tW.fr."
." I must bo very blind," said Mrs.
Ain.-conrt, demurely, "' but I confess
I can't discriminate the essential dif
ference." Herbert Ainscourt said no more,
but he did not at all relish the change
that had lately come over the spirit
of Daisy's dream.
She did change, somehow. Khe
went out driving, here, there, and
everywhere. He never knew when
he was certain of a quiet evening
with her; she joined not only the
club, but innumerable societies for a
thousand and one purposes, which
took her away from home almost, con
tinually. Mr. Ainscourt chafed
against the bit, but it was useless.
Daisy always had an excuse to plead.
Presently her mother-in-law bore
down upon her, an austere old lady
in black satin and a chestnut-brown
wig.
"Daisy you are making hit son
v.-retchod."
"Am I," cried Daisy. " Dear me
I ha l not an idea of it ! What's the
trouble?"
" You must ask himself," said the
mother-in-law, who believed se:;si-
iJe M lady m yov.r.;
pie settling their own
mrried peo
diiiieulties. A11 1 htiow is the bar-
f u-t."
.So Dai.-y went home to the draw
ingroom, where Herbert lay on the
sola pretending to read, but in reaii
tv brooding over his troubles.
'"What's" the matter, iL-rbert?"
said Daisy kneeling on the floor be
side him, and putting her soft cool
hands on his fevered brow.
"The matter? Nothing much, only
I am miserable," he -oiillenlv answer
ed. " But why?" she persisted.
"Because vou- are so changed,
Daisy."
" How am I changed'?'
"' You are never at home; you have
lost the domesticity which was, in
my eyes your grandest charm. I
never have you to myself any more.
Daisy, don't you see how this is em
bittering my life?"
"Does it make you unhappy?"
she asked, softly.
"You know that it does, Deisy."
"And do vou suppose that liked
it Herbert?"
"Y
"I
do you moan '
an that I ia
" he asked,
sod the fm
m-
year of my married life in just such
a lonesome wav.
Yon had 110 'domes-
ticity.' (Tubs, drives, billiard play
ing, and champagne suppers engross
ed your whole time. I, your wife,
pined at home alone."
" But why didn't you tell me you
were unhappy?"
" Because you would have laughed
at the idea and called it a worn tu's
whim. I resolved when we were tirt
married to fritter away neither time
nor breath in idle complaints. I
have not complained; I have simply
followed your example. If it was not
a good one, whoso fault was that?
Xot mine, surely."
" No. Daisy, not vours."
" I do not 'like this kind of life,"
went on Daisy. "It is a falso excite
ment a hollow diversion; but I per
sist in it for the same reason, I sup
pose, that you did because it was
the f.ishion. Now, tell me, Herbert,
whether you prefer a fashionable
wife, or Daisy ?"
" Daisy a thousand times Daisy!"
" But Daisy can't get along with a
theatre-going, club-loving hnsbaud."
"Then she shall have a husband
who linds his greatest happiness at
Ins own hearth-tone whose wife is
his dearest treasure ulm b.. ..:. i
tht
, mi--' L 1 1 I
expeneu-e of surface and finds it
unsatisfactory. Dai:
y, shall we be-
gm our matrimonial career anew?"
-inn uaisv
Yes."
& - .1 1 V
v. hi -pered answer was,
"But what r.:ust vou have thought
of me all this time?" she asked iiTm.
alter a litte while.
"I knc;w what I think now?"
Ano what is that ?"
llllilK,
1 t
paid Mr. Ainscourt,
w. t ..1,.:.. i.
"iwnj.iUMs, iiiat vour
best wife in the world."
are the
A ibbixoTo Bzt. A conscientious
little boy in Oberlin, who had been
taught to lelieve he would have
whatever he prayed for. ran a race
with a playmate, a short time aero,
and w as beaten. When he said his
evening prayer at his mother's knee
taat night, as he had alwavs been
tau-ht, he added the words, "Oh,
Lord, let me pick up ray feet like
lightning, Amen!" and rising to his
feet, said, "Now I'll bet I can beat
him to-morrow."'
EXTERP1USE AXXO UXCEMEXT.
THE EMTERPBiSI
'.3
A LOCAL DE&QC3ATIC NEWSPAPER
I' O II T II E
Farmer, Lusinrss 3Ian, & Family Circle.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
V. NOLTNER,
EDITOR A XI) PUBLISHER.
OFFICIAL PAPEH F0"3 CLACKAMAS CO.
OFFICE In Dr. Thessins's Trick, next
door to John Myers store, up-stairs.
Term cF KuimrrSpliiiM :
Single Copy One Year, In Advance $1.0
" " Six Months " " 1.50
Term of Ailvertssintri
Transient ad v rt is"iiients, including
all b';:al notices, square ot twelve1
lin-s of." week S 2.5')
I-'er each s'.i'js 'iU"iit ins-riion l."
I n" Column, o:ie year 1M.'H
jj.jIC ti'U'"
Quarter '"'
Pusiness Card, 1 sruar't on- year 1J.0O
Jt U S I A' E S S C A K I S.
J. AV. TsOIiI7IS, AT. 13.,
iiivsici x xi sn5(ii:o,
o Ji iz a o y c i t y, o ii i: a o a.
CvOfllee Up-tair.3 in C'harman's Trick,
Main Street. auHtt.
FDRTLAKD,
G?,E
Tjjrrr..'
u it.
CirnvviCK Od 1 Fellow's Tern ple.eornr
First and Ald -r stivts. K- sidt nee corner
ot Main and S -vetitli stn-ets.
Ir. TIch V Thoniiison,
el's io j
OFFICE IX MjCULJUJ
O I) D EE L L O rS TEMP L E,
Corner of First and Aldvr Streets,
I'OliTLAM) - - - i::t;JX.
i jr Will be in r-ron City on Saturdays.
Nov. :U
S. IIUF.T.AT. CIIAS. E. WAKKF.N.
Attomoys-at-'Law,
G3EGSN CITY, - -
8 "OFFICE Char.nan's V.riek, Mrdn st.
oneirlTJ :t I.
j o v ti 3 o n &, r? ceo w w
attoesey;; and conscious at-law.
Orison City, Cros'cn.
RWill praetie" i:i all th" Courts of th"
St it Sp eui! attention jiiv n to eas '.s in
tiie C. S. Land odie- at i r -on City.
5airis,.M :.
L. T. 13 A 11 I IS",
AT T O R N Z V- AT - L A V ,
OREGQX CITY, : : OEEGOX.
OFFICE Over Pop 's Tin St or". Main
str;et. 21iii.ir7.j-li.
TJ ? V rT
A U t t A I i it i v..
a t. ! i : i i ; J lit 4 twi
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LEO a DcLOl'EY, Tioprletor,
(Fate of the Clil? IIous'-.)
MA'rX UTRZET, OREGOX CITY, OOX.
. ( J r -s; etlully atnioun-
11 J cestohis friends At h v"iJ
isf iiiivclii' I'uJli.-,
that he lias r j-op-n'-tl the above nani-'d
The Proprietor knows how to serve bis
customers wit h
Oys'ciw, Pi in" IVet,
A Goori Clip of C'ofor,
Ok- n Cirl Sijiiarc "Toa?.
I,r. N li:I-Oi'KY.
Or-on City, ?.Tnreh lT.J-tf.
Vt 111. r.KOUOKTOX
957)i;r.o ni-:spKCTrci.i.Y inform
V V the citizens ol r -oii City ami vicin
ity that h- is prepared to lurinsh
Fir, Spruce anil Cotlar
i . U -O K.
of every description.
Dry Flooring, Ceiling,fi'rucc(for8hr-lving),
Lattice, Pickets, Fence Posts
(Cedar).
CorjGtar.tSy on S?anc!.
Street and Sidewalk I.umb'r furnished
otitic shortest notice, at as low rates as
can be purchased clsewh-re in the Stao-.
Oive nie a call, al l lie
I i;;:(i(:,- dry, saw ?itlt-,
March 21. LSTO-tf.
BCII-CInJS: AT.1 SALOGTd,
LOl'IS SAU, : : : PROPRIETOR.
y WOl'LP UF.SPF.CTFT LI.Y AN
a non nee to the citizens of Or -iron City
and vicinity, t hat I have opened an
ICE-CKEAJ! nnl rOXFECTIOXEnY
establishment in the Imilding formerly
occupied by F. l'iller, on the
Corner of Fourth nml Jfitin Street..
Th'" Art ic Sosln Fountain will bf in
op-ration to supply the (l,jmands of tho
thirsty. I manulaeture all my (iwn stock,
consequently they are I'urr ajt-l Fn'h. A
share of public patronage is respectfully so
licited. Oregon Citv, .September f.th, ls72-tf.
A Bra ill i fill Fiirm Tor Sal? !
.-40 ACRES OPEN TILT-i!i.r: LAND.
r Farz- orehr-.l, Splemiid sj.rinpr, and
(iool House wit bin three mib-t. of Aurora,
at less t ban
R A rE17 ACIJE!
This offer is only jrool for twenty days.
F.ti'iuir" at th" Kntkhcrise oillce.
Oregon City, June ti, IST.'J. tf.
LAXD FOft SALE!
OOA ACRES OF LND FOR SALE AT
1 tj J $1.W pr-r ner.
I For particulars inquire of It. IRVIX.
1 Needy, Claoknmas county, Oregon,
SEWIXG MAC1IIXES.
FLOEENCE.
Special attention is
reat improvements made recent 1 in
tubs
is excellent .-.lacum-vimi ioi"--
ele-raiit stvles 01 Cases udueU tJ our list.
FLORENCE.
7,'ort'jos.' ivha prefer si ?I:ie'-iiiie f m
Aj in -x l lie work away from t !ie op rator,
we ru;v have on oi that d serii'tion, pii"t,
easy riiiiniiivr and haviti.jr all t ae otn.r pe
culiar exeeHeiiei s ot t he other styl'-.'.
Ti an re tojle:ise. ITtliere Ijoix'iviCi
in a thousand mil sot San lr:uieiseo
notworkiiiijw. il, I will attend to it with
out any espens to the own--r.
SA.-iICEI. iilil., Arent.
FLOPJXCIil
Tstticiin'jOlK'.iiiictlia ran seiv I"
X. m or" tlein one direction ha viier a re-v.-rsihie
fe 'tl a rr-at advantair in laten
in ends of s -ams, in iuiUin, ete.
FLOIiEXGE.
TTiir.iiiic tJte I'lovence, or :en:l fr
i j c'ir -ui ir or sami!"s of 'oric h"fore
vou parc!ei'- a .Sewing Mn.ehine. liU V
tjie i;:-:s i'!
Machineji sold on liberal terms.
FLOHEXCIC
s
iei'ia' ::a(imf.
S 'i.MUi:L HILL, Ardent,
A'.'. IDA'ew 7i::ii"o;)i( ry StriTf,
(Iniml llitrl P.iiihliii'!, Sua J 'ranci :rn.
'':h:i l7:i!nS.
y"-.vA-...v;?,
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', '" 'c-J -Cf-"i t rA""V-.A.
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March 2'., l.l;Kii:i
5HA03 3A190N,
v-. A. trim
EES2l!I"Zaia Sirctt, Orojjo-i City,
Prop.
?rr.sT r.TT.r.TAi'T TAr.i.ESiN onr.noN
ei have iif-n i r,t :-, i :c !, :i ; i J ),; t piprj.
tor invit-s ti:e ."U -nrion el ' t h- lovers of this
popopuhir amus 'irietii to them.
the r.Aii js sv rvr.ii-:r
with all tiie r in st Mi!if i-s of Lienors
and i'lirs. .Lei.;cli, irisli ail I;ouron
air -sidy lamous iiisiii s aud Punch ; also
a No. 1
nii oxirci c.j-" Ljjiiziv
is connctd with the fvibwei.
(Jregon City, Jan. 1, PS72-1I. .
"bSsLciiaj i S-itiU Uici,
.tf"M
Jll - JL j ..3 z jl a fj iA;
rpiIK T'XIiEUTGXr.P PK 1 PH I ETO II OF
I tiie Livery stabl -on Fi'th sir , )p'on
City, (.r--gon, keeps coiistantly on hand
Snd.I'c .vn.-I !?iT.r- Horses,
Prices Xv ea r?oii ;T)le.
lie will also run a line:-: to and from the
durinp: th" summer sMwn, with pood
hors is.competeiit :uil g'-nt le manly drivers.
TAES AT LIVING HATES.
J. M. FlIAZEU, Prop,ri. tor.
Oregon City, :uy "7, ls7S.
SODA SFHIHOS!
THE FAVOKITE SI HIER KESflPJ !
11 .hiies HOi'Tii av oi:?:ox citv,
IX CLA CKA MAS (JO UXTY.
TOSfTPH WRK'IIT linving leased th
Wilhoit Sola sirincs, il r-ir -s to intorm
t ho.se wishimr to s; -nd a fevv days in t !i"
mountains tls.it this is the most ibdbjrhful
place in the Villam-tb" -Valley. . pkkI
Hotel, stable and bat h-hous" ior th-j ac
comniodation of visitors.
These Springs have been rcote. mended
by Physici:ms a li'i-r th- hr-a It hl-st and
best place for invalids or persons atilict"il
with any complaint to spend the heated
season.
Parties desiring to visit the Springs will
find a hack in railiness ff.r their accomo
dation, uion applying to J. M. Frazer at
Oregon City. niavi'ini).
f VERYBSST WWtM
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COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
DIVERSITY CF CALIFORNIA,
MJ2i CIIA. N D I SB.
JOHN MYERS,
OREGON CITY.
DIALER IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
ROOTS and
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY.
a n r
GEHEHAL ERERCHAHDISE,
Books and Stationery.
I will pny the hlghost prices for
."Butter, Eg;g:s,
and all kinds of
GOOD CGU87KY PHCDUCZ.
I will ficll as low as any lious In Oregon for
CASirOR ITS XQVfVAr.liXT
In Good M rchantable Produce.
I am selling very low for
GIvo me a call ami satisfy yours' Ives.
JOHN MYERS.
Oregon City. March 21. 1S7.1.
GREAT EaOITEEHT!!
GOOD NEWS!
PRICES BEDLTED TO SLIT THE TI3IES.
LOOK OUT FOR OOOD
m - W k. U. Si. i -4 km Cpw f J m
K.TAvr .test keceivp:d a large
k JL stock of
SPRJXG AXI) SUMMER COOP.?,
which they offer
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST !
Wo would say come and convince your
self befor-? purchasingolsewhere. Our stock
consists in part of
Fancy and Staple
Pry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, P.oots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer
1 c s. Hard
ware, and a preat many other nrtlelcstoonumer
ours to mention ; also,
I)oors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
AJ I kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Gxh1s
A L S O
Wool "VVYiiiioiI
For which we pay the Highest Prices.
S. ACKERMAN t CO,
Oregon City, March 21, 1973-tf.
iVi'v ri"i rTix
Mkit jkih
MA X UFA C TO 11 1 US.
VACCN AMD CARRIAGE
35 A N IT FACTOSY !
niHK UXPEKSKl NED.
X having increased thedi- ff -'i?j
mensions
is oi ins promises, at C--CZ---rv-land
011 the '
the old stand 011 the
Corner tf 3Iuin anil Tlirl Street,
Oregon Cily, Oregon,
Takes this nvthod of informing his fld pa
trons, anil as many new ones as maybe
pleased to call, that he is now prepared,
with ample room, good materials, si ml the
very best, of mechanics, to build anew, re
construct, make, paint, iron and turn out
all complete, any sort of a vehicle lrom a
common Cart to a Concord Coach. Try me.
Iilaclisnltliinr, Horse or Ox Shoeing,
and Cipncral Jobbing iirntlv, quieklv, and
cheaply done. J'AVll) SMITH.
WILLIAM SINGER
has ksta nr. isiikd JZgT,
A FACTORY Mlf
FDHTIaE P,TAKUFACTUr.E CF
Furniture,
Blinds,
and Doors,
am) :iorr,ii:vcs .m.l. sizes.
They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH NEATNESS AND HIPATCII!
ftjAll work warranted. Shop on the
River, in Lewis' Shop Oposite Oregon
City Mills.
J O S Tl 8CKR A FJS ,
3I;iin St., Oregon Cily.
MlM'FAl'Tl'KER AXi) LilPOHTEII OF
fy. S a 1 Inrtesty
t-i&; Safll!ery-j:ari-
Nj ware, --., elo. 'V'"
7HICir HE OFFERS AS CHEA1' AS
f can be had in the Stale, at
(IiUlluhLl J. iiCii.i
Cf I warrant my oods as represented.
Oregon City, April IT, is72-lt.
masonic hall ruii.riNo,
Grcgcn Cily, :
Xr EEICS CONSTANTLY
!V. on hami and tersal", tj -
'h ;i p ior cash, v "-"-'"-
I'arlor, L-'droi.tn,
Oiliee, Hittingroo!)!, at.d
KJtcla n 1 urn t ure,
l'ureaus, Lounir"?,
Il"cking 'hair';,
hatiK.ts, bed st. .-('?,
V.".-i.shstanb',("r.rb"d
Hair, and Pi:l:j
M 11 1 t r e s
I'll hi Pillows,
Spriiij; 1 cs.
Picture Frames,
Mi;!i! in.cs, io.. (e.
Sp'ci.vl n;tiitHn ;x?ven to I'ld.c.lM' rv
wo,-!; in all its I ram-hep. ; r ! r, :!! o. v. i' i;
pr ' 1 k p! : ss. l -pji irs mr ;? !. h n- :.t-
ihs :. nd dispaten. I ii rn it nr.- mad rd- r.
Call and exatnine tor yours ves. ITmavTJ
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OUKGOXCITY, : OKI-C(N.
Wl' ARE PREPARED TO EX EC PTE
? f all kinds of
JOB PKIKTIIsCr,
siu has
CAi:rs,
HILL-HEAPS,
PAMPHLETS,
PEEPS,
MO ETC AGES,
LAP ELS,
li:t'pep-j:pads,
in fart all kinds of wrrl; done a in Prii tir..r
Cflice, at
jrOIITIiAND rinci-fi.
A L J. K I N I) S O P"
LEGAL ELAK EtS
constantly nn hand, an.i r,r m1i p s s h.w
a price as can be had in the State,
A N D
SATISFACTION CUAHAKTEED
Or.-pon City, March 21, lS72-tf,
PACIFIC
BOOT AHD SHOE HOUSE.
OPPOSITE OCCIDF.XTAI, IIOTJCL.
AM IMMENSE SICC's AS USUAL.
GEORGE A. PEASE,
src-CFisoi: to
PEOTZM.lf GILUUAX k CO.
Corner First mid Jlon l son i ree.
I'D II TEA XD, OEEGOX.
November 22, lS72-f.
AVCTJIOX- AXIJ COMMISSto
A- B. R5CaARDSoV
Con ner or Front A Oak 8.,Port,
an;,
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Of
Real Estate, Groceries, Gener-,l
XT.
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ALE DAYS AVednesdav m.i c . 1
a. a kiciiauKi-v. I
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i'
Enplish Il fined P.ar ati.l Fundi., t
Enplisli Square j.n.i ( cta.i, A ,n- c
fcteel. Horse Sl s. l;-.s.,s
Saws.screv. s.Fiy-Pa,is ' ' i
Sh" t Iron, R. ' j
iron. t
A LSO
A
larpe assortme nt of :rror-r;,. a , .
11 or
Jan. 1. lS73-tf.
Auct ioiK-ir
$0 tO SiO'vn d?V Aui
y at w.rit tor us in tle-ir si j.n- ie.,ei.
rail the time, than at anythir.p eijj p"
ieulars free. Address G. Mins.ei ,",-'!r
ortland, Maine. 2Ts.-p1.s7 'vil;
Al)Otit 1 .) pniinus oflo!! 1, lin
er, of wliic-Ji this is an imiesi(1n.
Has lioen in use but a short tim,.
p;ood work. Price 2r cmts p y.
either tied up or in eases -:iM s
extra.
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A smnll font of Noup; ric of wliicli rl:is ,- irt
impression. I'li.-e rents - J.. As , a- v v
There is enrmph to s-t albeit tun; coliimu f rhs
Iair y.lia. Address this olF.cc.
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act as jiciits ior the Ksii-RFKitK:
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J.itksonvillr Hon. K. P. I i'-r;
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CLACKAMAS COl'N'IV.
Peavr r Crei k C. F. Tcfl
I liitevilb John 'Zi:niA";
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Con by i S..J. . straws.;
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Faple i n 1. 1 rank W. F!fJ
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