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THE ENTERPRISE
OREC mill, Uat'jU.l,ULIOiiLU -'I.INj. - 7, . - "iB mane in the statesman that a centle-
UliL ' ! i sIetl:l1 election held on the 13th instant. raan iiamwl Oliver Pickard rS W
" . . V Ar,;. t,:.., 1 11 wil1 hc observed that the Kails have at Marion Station l.o.i -i ' ' J . ?
son IK Piitv Citv Marshal, arrested in j ost sx V'mc s, carned by them at , short time since, taking awav a con
son, ii'iii v, the election of 1872? i M.Walfm .nr ,.f " , i J5t
this city an old man, iiarvey uy name, - ----; - -o.- . e iearn j;
.... ii.ilou froiM town .. uui . n ,i. oiiiiiu iu-ju u tj.m i liUifM'O OXf I'lnm tliot
eivina: or selling HJor to Indian Jim.
It the giving or setling li'iuor to Jn
was a "rare occurrence then the arrest .
would not excite comment, but when ,
it is a fact pau m mi . "M"
either by pnreluise or gut every lew j
davs s.:id yet no one has, so far as
wekno.v, ever ueen anoucu mnnur,
whv this feeble old halt-wittcil man
frofii tiic countrv should have ken
" sin deu out is more than we an under
stan. We lo not think the old man
knew enough to know that he was vio
latiiv anv law. Harvey lives with his
son and had. U-en trusted to come to
t wn for some groceries he lad pur
chased a bottle of whisky and from the
evidence it apjnars that when he be-c-ime
fxliilerat'l from imbibing, lie
and Jim had eon to the l ank of the
river where Jim also imbibed, not by
lun-haM! but by gift. The old man
i i 1 not been noisv and if he had been
t.,ld that he was doing wrong to give
1'niuor to an Indian ami to g home he
would have done. it. We Uo not think
it ri"ht lo give or sell liquor to Indians
jnd"visi the law making it a penitcn
tiarv olb-nce was more riidlv en
forced. As we understand it tne nesign
f tie law in ehotiiing olih-ers with
the K)ivr of arrest is to preserve the
tH'ace. We do not believe the jieace is
preserved bv arre.- ting an ild feeble
man who i:i 1 wrong ignorantly and
l.-t the w ilfull violator of law go free.
The old man was kt-pt in jail all night,
the next -iav Jr. WeU-h and J. I.. Uar
low bailed him out in the sum of SdOO.
Uelt-KHOod a.ni Doxi.ace, by Mrs.
Ann !S. St('i!icns, t'.ie popular American
authoress, has jut been published ly
T. 15- IVl. rs n cfc llrothers' IMiiladel
phia, la. And here at List we h-.ivo a
reall crisp and fresh society novel
one fvir w'iiieh all tle men and maidens
have liccn; wailing during the iull std
trv summer. Tlx re are in the c-hapteis
f this br'-rht rouvmee so many iresh
iii -iileiils, ;ntiMic episodes, and, under
la ing all,!a jih't of sin-h delicate and
ivsiute construction, tir.tt the n:ot ex
peri Mice.i no ei-reader cannot fail to
r-c( i e a new and pleasant s.nsalioii
in tin- dciioument. S. l('.om it is that
;in old invi ntor of nro.-se h- lion gie.slo
t'ae reading w orid ?o iiviglst a story as
is etnbo.ii. d in tliii chaiming volume.
KiMder.- d.-..i nig a t(;ry rcUeshiiig as
is Him salad o.'e.ti ly spring, should si
cure a copv of t'iis ne w novel. "i:i:lm
Hiin;) ami l:o.Ni..v;r." is isuod in a
duodecimo volume, at the low price of
f 1.7.j in v 1 or 5-1. in paper cover;
to nil cpv v. ill 1 set.t by mad to any
l lace, post-jaid, bv the- l'lli llher, oil
rerciolof fii-iee. All of Mrs. Ami S.
p. S..-j!c-n-' ll.iok.s, c.oipiiing "'i'i-e Old
'iMiutess, " 1 1 llope'st 's.oicc," ''li.e
K i-rmiig'l.eiie," -A N-i.'-b' Woman,"
" I'.d.le-. S stl.d I'.iS'llS," i i il'-d ill
jl:'.-le," "l-'a-iiioii .md I..:.-;-.-. ," "" ivt-s
uud Widow '"K-o v ira "..S. raU ;-ry,'
; : 11. ic d .!. I Imi l.igt ," " i'-'e ' '-rse
.:";. j!d," "Maln-rs MUiake," "i'-U' le
l-'.ds--," -Ti-.e Soldier's Orphans." "Ni
leat Sirugi'--'," "To" Wife's S. cret,"
-iW IV jc ted Wife," "Mary I.-rwent
Toe i K't lb m--.stead," -Tiie Heiress,"
an 1 Id lhi.-i:," twenty one in
id!, are put up in sets, eac'i s I in a neat
bo.v. and arc !u;i.l in nmr v-co cl-t!i,
in .liiion'tit c.)!.)r.-i, in elegant and du
r.ii le :,t vie, with new and bciutiiull y
d-signed backs, in full gilt. FX..?-' a se:,
arid are pm.-IKlu-d !v 'i'. I'. IVterson t;
j;.-i,i:i,-s. No. .;.; Uesliait Si reel i'.dla-d.-lohia.
I'.i.. w ho will m il! a set to imy
one, (,j any i ice, per ex press, n cigiit
O pai-J, on i o( .pt of price.
S r a i i--. ne a a n : Sro : r.-'Ti vi:. We
barn from the owners of the two grist
mills i:i this city, that they have pur-
t 'i.e..'. I or T isc :t U'i j oi i.n .. niici i
-..ii:k . vliea: oft.'.is years gr..wlh to ,
the a.i"im ot ten iiioiiy.nid i.u.-.:icin
no,! we liiink with som - i.iiprovement
oi the roads '."a.iiiig to thi. eil v, tnat
i.i re tuan I'liriv tho;:s.itid bu-.ln-Js
would 'i avo Sjci n -old here. Much of
Lie bind in lb; coimtv is well adapted
to tin lowlii of w iu'er wheat of I lie- I
vrv i oi--i it.v
We al io learn fron
Mr. t". C I'.ii.r' li, t"irt owner ot me-
i.iiek mills in lids pl-u-e. that he jiro
posos to pav l'..iil iii' 1 prices for wheat.
Tiiev waul luore w hc.t and I . tier
roa-.Is.
An Oi rii m-i-:. We
llolie;; the oil.; age of
V 1 comM-lld to
a .1 us( ice of th
ii ;.. !..! T:,-, . ...I Imhiu'O lo-f-t- lit
aevnv-iiii"'i.ji.i.n.ii '"ii" ...v. ......
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body ol N Ulf in IC. .M ark wood, w no
was'drown-'d fie 11th int. Tiie law
; . . . i : 1 . . , I --!
ui.ii.-a icp.nc it. . ... . . 1.. . .-1 .
hid shown uuy Kor.ud b .di.thmg
but hi. own p.--Ki- .11 -Noiii i not n i r
-1 11 1 1. ' -. 1 1 1
MoVINti TO Kastkxn :iK('N.-
Toes lay Mr. Jacob Adams who has.
lived hi I'la.kiiiias Coiuiiy for more
lu.uj t weidv year, t -as
d through tins
ciiv'on li.s way to Ii.isien (V(gon.
Mr. A.ia ins i ai coin p.ll.i'd bv his .-.on,
ll.tni.Noii Ad dr..--, hUson-.-in-luw Hugh
Adams and Ki-'.iard Taldwell w iih
t.ic;.- u.t. likes, ii; ail tour families. TS.ey
ai e.if ge. d eiti.vns. and w Idle we re
gret lo f io.-c su.-h men from our county
we v.i-f. lii. m success in their new
homes, bobbin a tnev will Ik' valuable
aercsxioi's to tiio community where
t.'iev shall locate .
Tiie
t .- ,.r 1 T Tin ,111 1 1.. .11
who haveieVnin the Cordclaide com.-
ire id. ,,o r, .-.mined home
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-x on-xs t.utns-. lvv'.s wt 11 pleaM-d with
th.-ir sum ui.-r's ; i k . The hoys from
this city were Lieiuy Mildrmu, Ike'
i'"!Iird, AIh? K::ie;iioii and William
Hc,iges.
Wu.n Kurirr.N. One of our city boys
who is out ill t t;ili icrin .iw wmi one
rf I). P. Thompfi'.-n surveying partie-s,
w rote home anon: a month ago that he
wanted to ke'p ti.e -otiii.ass out at S.dt
T .....1..-.--. .
1 ' ' ll " " J10 " . 'V Vy,.r
....I ...... i,. ii-'i' ii... ii.hiit-i lo-
giil, and hen-iw w riles that he'll conic
home shortly. Hjn:lle conclusion,
tie'olge.
Co r His S ran i . 1. T. Darin, a l..ri
prcssional aspirant, has bet r, started on
1... to I'.oe.i-. i.,. i ,.o u..
. . ,
lltimwa v in this count v. and thinks
he'd of
otteii a lair start he would
have come up wi:a Hi. it lie could
onlv get another t.it surveying contract
hc tmnks he'd do to run for 'ongres.s.
ifii.v roi .Ni. The U.by t.f Nathan
M .irk wood was found in the river, this
side of Milwaukie, last Tuesday morn-
ing, and was kept at O.-wego until an
mpiest was nei-l ia .ousi.ee ...... ,s,
and brougt to this city in the oeniiig
.T uitcnncnt.
KemoToi-s -Ki.I.on Morris will oflici-
O
r.i.iv.mi
ite at the Ki'isconal Church in this City
cn next Sunday morning and evening
iu the abst nee of the paster, ltev. J.
diut of thel hur;
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Goino To T.veoM.v. Messrs. T. J. Me- !
Carver and Ii. Hiller are going to re-
uu n to Taeoma thi j w eek. Mr. Me-
- i . to start a store and Air. Uiller
to look after his boarding house. .
O v
i m i uov km knt. Th'j Messrs. Jacob
br..s. have had the old rackety side
O walk adjacent to the factory torn up
nd jt onP suLntutrd in its stad.
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.01 , .... ..j,.. -.. ... - - -- - -- uidv come to town lortiie purpose - , , , .,-,,,1,1 if it
I..- many vxcie very poor and nooiol oJ. traa:i5., ,,tUig their wiwtit ; 1Lo -'nems voukl, it it
-.. uat lime th-ie was led .m-m. 1 - iri-,-.lin; 1. Si..:ndiiig mtieii of the money coglu be written truthfuHv.form one
rotiocr ol widow an 1 orphan l.. an v,,i.i l-(..-r wi'h .1111- - '
tyrant for odT-e higher than thai of a "xvl- iom lt(c' NW'J ",ul of tho darkest pages of human wick-
Jo'uee of d liolW.', and K't oiur citizens w'" edited and venality that was ever
turn. , , - , , . 1 -
- - HKi-ri;M-:r..-ir.A. Nbi.cr, w.ionas priJmHl. Jt U-ut to its wicked and
lrsst
OKiical Vote of Clackamas County.
j The following is the official vote of
149 lsT i 120
17 4G 11 -20
(Hi VI
31 11 21 8
47 8 34 4
oo 21 1G 2
H 2U 4
3s 40 14 10
;v :n :vj 7
41 40 21 10
X :t 3
2C 3." 2C 29
Hi 2S 22 10
" ;V 8 23
11 ."'? Hi 2S
lt 2.5 ."7 :
22 10 34
4, 22 21 y
40 27 24 10
42 27 US 13
741 741 474 37-)
3 Im
outing's....
nar,li,Vs '.'
Tualatin
IjOWur Molalla ..
17pjer Molalla
Marquam
IJ nion
'anbv
I'leasant Hill..
Milwaukie
Marshlield
swego ,
Ko-k Crei'k. . .
Springwater. . ,
I leaver Creek .
Eagle Creek ..
Totals
Majorities . .
Scattering Newton T-ootli. 1 ; li. Kil
len,3; 1,. T. 1 Jarin, 2 ; Win. M inner, 2 ;
J.ianK, ; it. i. Jloise, 1 ; Mrs. A. J . Duni
way, 1 total, 15.
Hikd At the County Ilosjiital. in
tbdlenl I
4U years. -
Mr. Kurden died among strangers, I
cl, wdiich bears this inscription : llob
ert ihin'en. of lhadford, Yorkshire,
tlied S-pt. J;t!i, s7:5: aged -i-i year:-:."
M r. burden was 1 orn at i;.jsv Hill,
Bradford, Yorkshire, Knglxnl,"i:i the
yearl27; he came to (,regon in 1.-G3,
wlu-re he has reside l up to the lime of
his death. He had resided in Oregon
City lor the last four vears, and was an
hoi.ort d at'.d fuiiiiful ui mber of our
i
and awav from home, but not cntirelv l'"y1 'V.4 ,uiJ ttV
awayfrnm frk-nds. Mr. John Kell v, tu,a' . ntiately scried out in
aosi-sted by the Firemen and other V' Tr Tl I
. . i r , , , , . , . weiu to liopcburg and found all the
iriend.s oi the deceased, has had his i M -, ? , r- i i
.-!,v,.,,u.i.chI ;i .o..,.,)t letters address! to Mr. Picicard ly-
Fire Jep:trtnu-i;t, being a in in I. or of I fontraceU a wr-vero cold, lie had
Cataract Hose Co. No. 2. ami afterwards ! his money with him and was carry -
transfered to Fov.nud.-i Ilse c. No. l. j in it ina careless manner in ltis
1 ie was always lound on hand in liii.i; ,, ,..,.( i,., ti.,, ;,,, , i ,i,
of a lire, and wo:, the respect and ad- bf'; Z a tnor-
miration of his l llow-iireiueti for las ou-!l but ruitles scare n. m Sacra
courageand faithfulness in going t. the i mento, and put the. police oil the
tiont. and working ntitil ti:e- destrov-
mge ement ws subdued. It w i 1 t e
icmembe h u th.d he was .ne ! the
two .ire men who went no in the tower
ot the factory, where
ihe jliimes and
snv.ke were "thy th;; l;i t. and iheivby
.saved that part oi the budding iioiu
bui'n:.ig. lie was ;ii.va rea.iv logo
wliere o id v called him.
We are pleaded to note this mark of
r..-:--i:ect in in orn- FiieMKii, iiiut wo
bpc they will ever be ready to it-iit a
helpmg hand m aid oi sdea oo, s
Mr. Keils- is a whole uled man, aud
to him belongs the ci-edU of ha ing mis
rave enclose! and ne -uument e; c u il
to t:;e mcmoi v o
iiobeit iiurocii.
Peace' L-e to bis remains.
O:ir.':ox ";:v Si:m ix.v::;.-We made
a bhort visit to the i-.-minary yesterday
in tiie foifia.oTi rt main ing nlv loi:g
enough to hear one t ! -; ss recite; it was
lo Pioi. Nh-hcU'ii i departmc nt, being
m.- hist ei..,s in Ale.-ra, and as it was
the see n i (ia s-a:t. r to- moinhlv e.-
aminatioii tn had n.t been airy pre-
paraiion in ex e ctalien ot vi.eu.-r:, ; to
oud member ot i lie c'.a.-s, examples
were
Llael-
riven whi.h were .-olvtd on the
.card and explained in s-.uii
away ys to snow lii.d U.e sc:ioi.trs
were' at hoin.; or ill otfr-r words eii'.iie
1 v iamdiar with the me.dtis operandi
in solution and explanation. e Here
very f.orai ly impresM-d and serious
1 v r.'gie te d that our si.. .y was iieecs.v.i i
1 V i.riv-f. We propose lo re t eat our vis
it and remain Linger lies I time, not
however in the capacity of reporter.
1 'N 1 Kill' A I N M KST. i'i of. ShVeTl Doe
will give an intellectual and hunioreu.s
larhn- -iit' i taintii-: nt at the Court
ibue to-morrow evening. On Sun
day evening lie will give a lecture on
c.. j.it-.i pum-o me 'nt. Tiie price o ad-m:-sion
is t.idv 2") cents; children, 10
cms. me 1'ivt. is selling a pamp.wci
called an "lissav on .Ma mage, that I , ..." ,.., : i i , ,
will douhtles lake well with the old P".so.i 'onsn.era:o juor.er , wa.,
maid.--and i ac!ni -;s of oor city. The i munii red mm i::s bo;y coue-ealed.
press up the valley sp.-ak in very com- j His lavslerions and c uiiinued elisap
plimentary b rms oi ' id, entertamnient. i (.Ciil'n.t. js u s;;rt- of the most
t;i him airood .ai iieiice', and itioge r , , , . . .
V ;-. ;T -,.rv, M,.,.v ,, P'aii.ful susmciiss to his familv.
oi his entertainmeivt I.i oui se i es. j . -
NiAV Msll-J. I- llarst, l.tte miikrj --
in the Imotii. l Md'.s, is talking oi"! Hatica l L!:OifT.ATU)X. Th"Vash-
budding a new glial mill for custom
,vi,r .- in I . f.t v. I Ic has iroiie to :r- I
111 ''" l" y-,-"7
Vallis l Seine sem.' ia..ineN, ano
wlcu lie returns h- will commence the
inildiugo, t;,e mill, if our itb:cns will
..m- ...... .. encoii.-a'i-ii.(-iit. A custom mill
. . in lhi.. rUv. ,iK; farm-
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been ahsci.t for the last two months ,d
j tending the Kight Worthy Cran l
l.ige of the ludepende
Older Oi
' Odd Fellows of the bmted Slates, and
isi! ing tu" home i his cmi-moou
in Wisconsin, returned heme I is Ve.i
nesdav looking much better from the
eii'ects of his' jouincy. Our readers
will, doubtless "get an acco;.mt oi his
trin from his own pen at a .iitiire .ay,
He' will resume eur.eiial charge of the
paper next week.
OKI-man's Home. C. P. Church has
just iittetl up. an orphan's boarding
! hou.-e, to bo called the "Orphans
Ifoiti.. " We ;u-e -bd to see Mr,
! nucii taking this much. needed mat-
! W"' x"v"" ul In-Ui- U 10 "
; 'i.u..K.ii um
in the Imperial Mills, has returned to
take his j,pw t. j th0 ,n;n.
I
j Act 1 l-KN i'. W. C. Ureaves had his
'' hand badly iuahed in the l.a'H'r mill
i - 1 t
on the Clackam.us, last week.
Jo Meek Lcturt el at the 'oiirt House
in this city last Wednesday e ve ning
on the l.tt cause-.
The Eugene Gu-:,I wards io know
- - d Udell, burvevor (leneral will d raw
it... - ' 111 xxl l"
Udell, burvevor General, w ill draw
is salary of Ki a month for the
j ius salary ot .guii a month for th
e i
i fl,,,.-, .,. .1,ri,. -i i , ,
1 lm' ,U! llf,orl'd his olkciul duties
to canvass the ritate for Hiram Smith.
j Uf course he will and irobably a
j few hundred from Hiram, for his
I valuable (?) services,
..J
vy . . .ia,,,o'
to rejiort, one was that of a bank
I -' , wuo was
..:,. 1.'i r.. n . . .
me sum ol XHM)
; The otlier is that cf a banker's w ife
j in Minnessota, who has absconded
j leaving no assets and a lhtbility about
Hill of the Ore'jQuiaa, has gone to
"Washington City, to stir up a 'muss"
with Vxo Mitchell brigade. Scott of
the Bulletin, is on his track and pro-
! poses to see that Hill don't have him
turned out of the Portland Custom
Hous.
, ,r. i ..AiUitiO, the m-n.iios ou...a o y.) ; .San I-rancisco reiincd, lg.vl-.4 cenis.
Juoge J. I). I.,cey. yesterday. 1 he : . . j- . beseare U .-a-iiest quahry s 1 p-r iK.und. and oth-
Judtre is stoni a.ig at Srtl. ni at present. railioad s,.vimite in avausas, lae.aie f,r lfam!s ranging irom cents.
:.l n .... I simple a lew oi the more con -picu- ( mf i. est article ' c-nts.
-it.. -- i . i. r. ...:ii.'.. i 1 . . ...... . . I ISaiL liat.gmg irom l'v2
i..u IV.-.U1. v-i-uiMue-tt, leiunvi uu.io . r ,., rrs ln that history. And s-vrnn GO cents n.r gallon : bc-et
A JSissiiijr 3Ian. " ,
l w-t
, . ,J a lue statement was
X I
wheat for himself and for grain spec- !
ulators in Portland. lie took with i
him S",r.C0 in coin, of which about 1
S1.00U was his own, aal Le was to he !
gone about two weeks. His family j
wrote several times, directing their
letters to him at Koseburg. Tliev '
recenevi no response, but felt no tm
easmcss on his account until about
three weeks ago, when Mr. Wash
burne, a inervh.-.nt at Urownsville.
informed them that Le had seen the
old gentleman on the cars near Sac
ramento. He told Mr. Washburne
that he would stop a day in Sacra-
mento and visit las uncle, and that
he would be down here the next day i
x icivam, on the l!Sth of Sei,temher
-i -i . . . .. - l
left las home to en n l,wr.i ; D
rI hp nlnppf. rf A i . . !
j - - uuiiii'v u is Tfi
to buy some merchandise. This im- j too gla.l to vacate his seat. Mitch -met.iately
oscitol the suspicions of e!rs friends, however, sav that Hill
Mr. 1 lckard s family that something j will only succeed in raising a tern-
was w rong witn lnni, ftS li0 had no
-latyes m Sacramonb, InJ no bn.i-
ne.ss m this city to bring him down
His son-in-law, who is also
ing uncalled for at the iostoiee.
He th'.in came down to Sacramento
and visited every hotel in the city,
but could get n trace. The h'st
heard of the lost man was at the
place where he h it Mr. YTashhurne
on the cars at ' Sacramento. He
was then t-.omewhat unwell, having
' .wiV.irh Toe i :,, iii::j mo f i'
. 1Jri n ca.,iC ,iw,, to (Iiis ci(,
i -. -,t .n
j a -a.rc'li, vnh tl:e same re
i suit. The faihilv and friends of Mr.
j I'icl.ard are gi-e:til v eiierci d tbout
j i,, mysterious di.-aop,-r:,v. His
: ., . t j i t i tit
soii-i n-Iaw stas tliaf he could have
- objoe, in abset;iuii:;g. hi e u as a,
; farm of seven hundred acres ia Orc-
i ,r,in aud tt familv consisting" of t
j -f -j Ifc .i.j,.. ,.1 Gi
. A. rj '. , .
tLeia gcwn up and rt-sidiug on it.
i i is properly is worth four or lave
i times as much as he? took awitv villi
Li:n, and is uniucu1. ered. Hesides
this he has lived. i:i ilarion county
siiuxi liJ4d, tgid Lis well known, i;i-t-egrity
;-. -ludes the i.ie:-. of his hav
ing ai-coji'hi with tii:1 money jdacoa
i i51J'Li.. !U;k. Ttf, description of
! , . , . i r,
?iV(';i u tl,(' Police of hanx-ran-
' ci.sco y.iid b.crauieiit, was a -5 fol-
j lows: Age, siitv veai-s; height, live
j .- t (oa in(.Ler weight, about Ib'5
: . zr . . ., ' . .
j l""- -I-ie
blue eyes, ;'.nd a kind, benevolent
Cist of countenaae'. His upper lip
ai:d chin are shaved, but he wears a
fringe of whiskers under ami arotmd
the face.
Mr. Drown, thor son-in-law of the
missing man , arrived here last even
ing on the sk'imer Ajas, later u long
but fruitless search. Not Iving
abh; to urvover tI:o slightest trace,
he ha-; -et the mystery to be traced
out, if possible, by too police of
J.-iu irancisco v.:-l Racrame-nto.
circumstances it
Ir. Piclrd v.zi
. ;i ..'j!u:ii. and
, :f i.r;,.:i. -.- ,wn 4t):tt i, ,.i ..iinf hi,;
; irgion J! uol.'.-an, one of tlio salary-
i grabhiug l'res.uent s mere 11 3
or-
gans," declares that "The history of
railroad 1 .gislalion and of railroad
onorution in the United States dnr-
unscrupulous purposes every known
agency of influence and power the
piilpit, the press, the rostrum, the
caucus, the convention, ami threw its
slimy tail aeress the virgin pages of
our literature." And yet the history
of rai'roatl legislation and operation
daring the last iiiteen years is but a
large iart of tiie; history of
the legislation and the. ojieration
of tiie dominant jiolitieal party dur
ing thos;a years. The Union 1'acilio
j Credit Mobilier infamy; the Central
! Paciiic -contract and. tinanco com-
now comes the Senator for the North
ern Pacific swindle?, and the "Wiscon
sin Senatorial deieneler of the Credit
Mobilier felonies, an.l the Lord
knows how many laoro representative
men of that party, bringing materials
for new chapters of the same, or a
worse kind.
Tho otv-?ioi-s- nori-rag of Oregon. City
reaciies us only s mi-oceasionally and
wh n it (to s arrive, invariably use it
in our rear oilice. Eceniwj A u:.
We had supposed that the editor
of the Ertralnj Xrirs had his nose on
his face, but v.e perceive from the
place he uses a nose-rag that we were
laboring under a serious mistake.
Mrs. Duniway declared in advance
that Mr. Nesinith should not be
elected! She now lias time to re
ileet, and will probably settle down
to the belief that she is not so potent
on the stump as she thought she
was. Probably. Courier.
Congratulated Him. A citiz.en
of Connecticut, recently introducoel
to a newly mariieel man, congratula
ted him warmly, and said: "Ah!
these Ijitchiielil county girl make
clever wives. I've had "three of "em."
Tho Courier says: Hi. Smith eliil
not carry a single precinct iu this"!
. piecmcii iu xnis .
countv.
I
ne re
n&nv liiiamv: me -Norniein a. acuic j l'mms i cents. .
Democratic aud Radical .Maioritips. i
1
!, , - . 1
The following are oincial or report
ed majorities given at the late special
election for Congressman:
XESMITII I SMITn
nton 130 ! Clatsop
14
12
aker
loi Aiarion . .
Clackamas .
U3 I Multnomah.
'olumbia. . .
SO
tuglas. . . .
o -
2-0
7.)
1
Jackson
I -
lie
Idnn
J'olk--V.
' '
Washington
Wasco..'
'iullli11
4!t j
139
301
100
2:t
121
113
Total....:.. ..2351
Total.
W. 1. Hill, editor of the Or
has gone to Washington for the
openly avowed jnirpo.se of having
Senator Hippie-Mitchell expelled
f-ot)i iie Kii-it.. Tie t:iVrQ ttii'i ln'm
a in;iSS of evidence, whicli he claims
will id.ico the Senator in a n.isito.n
so obnoxious that he will be onlv
pest in a teapot, aud beyond a re
vival of old stories of unpleasant
memory, nothing will come of the
mission. So says the San I'ranoisco
Chronicle.
The Mu-uutainctr has the following
among its " pergonals:" Mr. Joseph
Huntly, of John Day river country,
c.ilVd on us yesterday. He weighs
287 pounds, is 70 years of age. an!
at present i in verv good health.
Didn't Ckcdit It. " Yer can't
HLtirT tljat ere down thin chiclcen,"
from a voung lj;dv in rndiAna., mennt
tliat she did not credit her teacher's
statement that the sua is larger tha'i
the earth.
Ar.Kr.nv. If a woman agrees to
do what you ask her, depend upon
it you are only asking her to do that
on which sdie hael already set her
v ! mjad.
An orator, getting wanned with
his mbjeet, eidaimcd: "There is
not a-'man, ' woman or child in the
house, who lias arrived at the age of
lift 3- yeurs, but what has felt this
truth thundering through their
minds for centuries."
. -C- .
I Fi.a Si:k: ko'i Sroeiv A correspon
j ilf-it of the Kiir.ll New Yorker fc;a s :
lieibre. liusei-d cake w as so common in
England, the seed was, a goeiel di al
u-r-.-i to fatten cattle and given as food
generally to young steie'i ' by the let
ohl f.'sliioiKd farmers. 1 ea'n well ro
ii.'.cmlier several liouieso-ads about the
ve.trs from i.s20 to ls.ll, where large
boilers were taxed for the pwrjKiso-of
boiling the seed te a jdl.v, whie.h was
t'otie, u?; any one mav .ujjiose, by a
gre.it deal of water being u.-eel to a
small ip.iantity of Beed. My father
u.-ed it freely to fatten all kinds of animal-;,
and iWcll recolh;;-! some' horses
which had the linest kind of coats,
their skins being full of mottled spots
and shining like a looking-glass ; and I
have known cows which have h id 110
fodder but chopjH-d straw mixed with
the jelly and, perhaps, a very little
given in their racks, without being
i-iiop;.w-d, which have laid on lh-sli and
fat faster than others eating hay and
meal.
I'Yan cisco riarLct ltcjiort.
San I'kancisco, Oct. 22.
V.'ii -at in bivcrjiool Average Cahrornia,
12s 'Hi -4,12s td ; Oregon, 1 .s'a.13 2d-;.
l-'lour Sujierlliie, fi2.: extra, iii (uH.
Vk ileal 1 oast, i Stia, ', :i I.
liart -y t'oaM- iced, JI .77 vj 50 ; bay feed
i-w; i.ay ur ewmg, 1 0 4,1 t .
e. T- 1T;.VK,-i sap,iy in martict; prices arc j
,1 l-J il In. i
W.Hil tpiiet. Cue to choice clear, lK(i;l.
Forilautl MarLet lk"iori.
WEDNfciSIVVV. (Jet. -JJ. ht:;.
Cold in New York to-day, IDS.
1'ert i: nd i.-vjal Tender rules, IW'i buying ;
t'I'-i s -iling.
W'h at ueinand is good at $1 S0fl 0)
cntal, sacked.
Jats il'VJ -. bushel, .sacked and deliv
ered. 1'Iour Inconsequence of the condition
of the wheat market, !!..nr has been ad
vanced j.i c.-uts per barrel in this city, oa
best brands.
liutt t The receipts re large and the
market well f-tock- d Willi ail qualities.
I'rie -s rang,: Irom l.Y'y'S eem s.
Kg Market supply sh.,rt ; prices Crm
at U- cents V lio.e-ii.
Wool 1 hi- market contiiuies chill and
quotations are lurinshed niMldc ib ur
a gooel ar; icle'.
li.ieon i he Kinily on hand remains
abundant. Sides ar ? par,td at l:i.-vlle;
Hams, Ii'e,l.5e, and prime s;ioulder at t,e
Oregon City Market Ilcport,
F.XTERPillSH Mi-riCE. Oct. 23. U".
Tii following are the buying, prices for
produce, and tiie s'-liitig pr.ee lor ot hers :
Wheat Demand good and selling at 'J.5
(i?i . bush, !.
1-lour (jood supply in market, and sell
ing ar t ) n o-,!; .'.
.Mi-idlings Are quoted at i2T p--r ton;
short, and bran i-", wit h lull supplies
on baud.
Oats Supply equal to d -inand ; buyers
are paying a eents.
l'ot.tlo s No demand, and the mark-t
overaiocii -'d, al irom Sr'i,.',,) cents I'er bush
el. Onions Quotable at Vi cents per iou:id.
1-Jggs Scare-, -J--t,-2l dozen.
'nickens .! J 'J I per do'-n.
lliitl'-r S-arce, go i,S e-'-nts lor good fresh.
Woo: l-'or caoiee lots, it cents.
1'ried l-'ruits l-'ull stK.'ks in market;
Apples an- bruigu'g kvi cents pr jh.iiik! ;
peaches 11 cents; Currants 10;i.j cents;
article
ii e his.
bacon Hams 12'i.ll cuts; Shoulders,
8 cents ; sui'-s, 10 e-'ii'.s per pound.
l.ard I'i r pound 11 cents.
Oil Jievo "'a K-ros ne per gallon ,63rg,73
cents; lans'.-ed Jl S.
U'-efon tool Ciood fat cattl'j find ready
sal" at cents on loot.
Pone We ait" at 0 cents.
SI p I-'ew olfer.ng ; yuote at tl 7.55,- "
p- r le ad.
Hid s Hri n at from f-.v-s owing to the
size; dry lo cents p-r pount,
WW i'MjIi mill
- w " ' " '
TJixr-iiooics.
Th" undrsigrK-d having l?rn appointed
nguit lor Clackamas county will s -ll p.r !'.'
davs, M h'-n ord -red by school or district,
lor introduction at th" following rates :
ji'f'ii 1'ric., Intro, ll'ttrx
Pacific Coast. First It--ad er 'St $ l'
" ' S -cond Jv-"ad"r -fi 'M'i
" " ilord K- ad r 7" 5o
" " Kourth K":itl.r lil M'i
" l iui. K-ad t 12-5 M'i
Hopkins' Jlanui'I ot Amer
ica n Ideas, ill lieu oi Mil
Reader 100
J. M. I1ACO.V.
Oreg-on City. Oct. 1st. IsVi.
Text booKs. The - lolh.wing text books
can be had at my store until January 1st,
1S71:
Clark's r.eginnr-r's Grammar f 0 40
( lark's Normal Grammar .- To
Mont i-t h's Introduction to Ocography
Paciiia. Coast Kdition 50
Montief h'B I'hsical and Intermediate
Geograf.hv Pacific iast Kdition 1 .5
Ste.'-l -'s rourteeii Weeks in Chemistry 1 IW
iu Philosophy Hhi
in Pnysioiogy im
Voik!'s Rot an 1st and Florist 1 70
Pacific Coast First Kead- r hi 'i
" " Second Ii'-ader iii
' " 1 hird K'-ad-r
" Fourth Reader W3?
Filth Reader Sl'-i
.isil-r
"rtPkins -Ma"lia wi lteaJ'"r 1 m
oth(.rs will addetl a, 50on as thy ai
are
JOHN MYERS.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFOPiilA,
BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA.
Tut- Phm.-ph rnKFrii-T,oAiif! Shot-
1 -. . . T -. .. . 1 . .B ..ll..l .mi T11 filA.l
VJUi J. II UllUlllCI WAHIHH UU
an advertisment of the Parker Gun,
which is before the public backed by
hundred of testimonials, like the fol
lowing: Until recently it has been thought
that a good breech-loader could not be
produced in this eountrv. but Messrs.
Parker l'.ros., aro now manufacturing
a gun which gives perfect satisfaction
to all who have tried them, and, in our
opinion, for simdicity ami shooting
dualities, it eouals. if it does not cxeell
any breech-loaelcr of foreign make. We
have recently purchased one of the
Parker guns, "and, after giving it a trial
would neit exchange it for any other
gun of another manufacture that we
ever saw. Te those of enir sporting
friends w ho want a cjooi gun. we rec
ommend tlwm to try the Parker gun,
as we belive it to be all that is claimed
for it. Montello Fxpress.
Natural Decay--Protect the System.
Tiie human boity is a machine, anel
there fore Citunot endure forever; but like a
watch or at sewing machine, it will last
much longer if 1 roperly re'ulateil aud du
ly repaired, than if 110 ains wer taken
to kL-e it iu oreler. The great object of
every one who desires a long and healthy
life should be to jut his body in a condition
to rffcist the life threatening iiilluenees by
which we are all more or le-s surrounded ;
aud no invgor:nit and corrective at pres
ent known bo effective answer, this iur
j'oseasthe vitalizing elixir which, under
the unpretending name of IXosetter'a Stom
ach Iiitters, ha been for more t ban twenty
years the standard tonic oi" America. In
crowded cities, winTi tho at uiosi. In-re is
iMiituniin:ii.-il .1 r ti t lie cliui via i lis : 1:1 r.-t
lroin l.ir re im.-iii laf ions : in niarsli v r.-'ion k 1
where the soggy toil r-'i l:s with i.iia.-.uia;
on the prairie "and in tiie forests, where
every tail th- a.r is tainted wn li exhala
tions irom rotting weeds aiul grasses, or
decoui posing lea ves ill fciiort, in every lo
ealily wiier malaria ei,ts, this po.vcriul
vegetable, antidote i urg -mly need -d. Fe
ver aud ague, bilious levers, U. s. -tilery,
congestion ol the iiv.T, jaur.diee, rie-uiuu-ti.iu,
and a!l dis -.s -s w uleii are g -n -raled
by l'llet-teel air, mi pure water, or stulU '11
oi tenii.tT.eure may be MVert -d by srenglh
enit: g and r -gtilaliie; t he sytt'Tn in advance
with llosfi i -rs l.itt' .-r.-i. Autuiun is al
wa.s a season if peril, especially to weak,
sum." .'i-t.ible or e;a 111 .at ions. Kven tiie mnr
vigorous are apt to b" in some mcHsure
dei.rcKSed by the hillnid at hiospher , load
ed with deleterious i;ases rodueed by vege
tatjie decay. The. tall is a period of the
yi ar w h -n th-'' r.-novat ion and regulation
oi the living machine is peculiarly impor
tant , and 1 he Hitters should thereiorj be
taken daily at this crU1e.1l s.-aeon.
l-'ev ers seidoui make an attact without
v. uriiing, and may oit A be thrown oil" by
feoaiiiiig the leet in w ar.it water, w rapping
up warn, m bed, and taking two or three
ol J'ui'fuiii' J'uritulivc I'i'x.
A j'U.-ion:!ry, jiint r -turned, sas lie re
gar.is Jijiins-vn's J nirlj ne JAninirnt as be
yond ail pnee, and ciheaeioiis beyond any
jt Iicr m.-dieiu . ii is udaj.ted lo a great
variety ol sj' cial cases, and U the best
pain curer iu the world.
Th? 31 Oil i'o.idhr jL'tiiciac Eitaut !
1810. Over ;i0 Ve:ir.., IS? 3.
sixci-: 'i in: introliuctiox qv
Iei,iv IJtivis
PA IK-KILLER
And alter thirty year-.' tri.'t!, t!i "l'Al.V-Ivlldd-at-'
ma justly be styled the great
iiiediciEie ol the world, for there is no re
gion ot the globe into which it has not
lou nd it s way, and none w here it has not
be-.-n largely and highly prize'el. Moreover
t'liT' is no cm... He lo whu-ii it has not
proved ils 11 lei be well adapted lor the
cure ef consi.l "-r.ibl i variety ol dis as -s ; it
is admirably suited for every race. It has
lost none ol it s good name Ly re p.-ateil trial-,
but c-onl iiuc s to occupy a prominent
pii.MtKiu ill c ry l.K-ilieiii chest ; anei is
st ill ree -iviiiy th j most nuqualihed testi
iao:;iH!s to it;; irte! es, irom perseins of tiie
highest character ami responsibility. I'hy
siciansol the lirst r.-speetability recom
mend it as a m;i eifee-tual preparatioii lor
the ciiifjcl io of pain, it is not only the
best r -nicety ever Knoiui tor bri.i:--s, futs
!'i;m -, itc.,"bi:t. iur liis 'nt ry ;r c holi ra,
.r any soil o i.-owui coriiplaml, it is a rem
edy iiiisiiri ass d for ci.'ieieney and rapidity
oi action. In 1 he gr.-at cities of India and
.ifV. ,r (..! .l.m.-.5 it h". : h 'i-nii 111,. Sf-.M.
ll:iril , .jn.. ior ad such cm, laints. as
....ii . o.i- 1 -. c : el ,i :i . f.iver . . : .1 1 .1 a . 1 1 1 s.
asi otlc-r kituir.M c.i--ru-rs, for . ougus
aad e'e-ids, vcult r, Asthuia, aud Iihcit-
matie diilieii !t i , it has bc.-n proved by
t h- mo',1 abuc.dn nt nnd convincing testi
mony to be-an invaluable medicine. No
artici- ever attained such unbounded
popularity. As an external and internal
iii-dieme the Paia-Kilk-r stands unrival
led. 'lhirfv Years are certainly a long enough
I iui" lo t'i-ov" th" col-'i-ncy of any n.c.ti
ciii". and that the PA I N -K 1 bblCR is deserv
ing of all its proprietors claim lor it, is
am; lv proved bv the nnearail d i-ipulari-tv
it lias attained. It is a sre.E and kk
Ikctivk r'i:i";ly. It is sold in almost
everv country in t he world, and is becom
ing in ore and more popular every year.
Its h '.-iliug 1 rop rti s have been tally test
ed, all over the world, and it needs only to
b-known to be i ri. d. iv- sure you buy
non ' bat tic? p-?i'iiinrt, tiiaiiiilacturetl by
PehiiY Pavis .v Sox. Providence, It. 1.
tV tsyjj i;y ajj pra.iis.ts. Oct. lU-ni 1.
For the very b-st photographs, goto P.rad-lc-y
i Ruiolson' Galery without STAIRS
Acf M'.l Iii tho i:iv:ttor, 1J9 Moi.t-ouiery
.Street, San Francisco, California.
" i;Rxir Diiml-iuii.
Anions the new and successful remedies,
none have e -.cit.t! so much wonder as this
great restorer of the vital energies. To lir.
Jofiy.uniga belongs t he credit oi producing
th -reliable, extract of the great remedy,
which is now producing grand and sur
prising r-sult imparting i" awonderiul
d-"ri i" lr -sh and yoiithlul vigor to all who
have used it. Agents. Chits. l.angl-y jit Co.,
San Fran Cisco.
auglm t.
yjJW TO-DAY
rpiIF. irNPFRSIGNKP WANTS A OlPd.
L to dothe hous-work for a small family.
A. .J. APPfcR.-sO-N.
Orocon City, Oct. 21. 1S7U.
IT.ioney To Loan
N (iOOI) SF.Cl'P.ITY (COIN). IN SUMS
V 5V', fivl, $" M and S ). We can nego
tiate lor large r sum.
JOHNSON A McCOWX.
oAFiTa33 AGENTS
For our great -pictorial work, just issued,
A LA.gHl!F0HH!5,
o li
Sketclirs of Lifo iu the CoIJiii State.
r y
Tllli LATH VOL. ALDHRT S. Bl'AXS.
- .
A Beatittfiil Octavo, splendidly Illustrated.
Vivid Pen Pietu-es of Life in
California, cel., etc.
' " A""nts also wanted for tho
"MAHUAL Or AME.tiCAFJ IDEAS."
A fins' invaluable work lor every Ameri
can citi7.'n. Octavo, :S i ag"s.- Also just
issn-d, t'uriner' Joitrntil ;i Accvunt li'jok.
s.-i!.l lor terms upon tii s ra. iii selling
bo:ks. A. L. BANCROFT A CU.
San Francisco, . al.
M I S CJILL A -V Ii O VS.
II. W. HOSS.M.D.,
PHYSIC! AN AND SURGEON,
PKR3I.VXK.VT I a Y LOC'AT ED.
Will attend to calls night or day. OfHcori
Main street, opposite -Masonic Hall. Resi
dence on th ; hill, w here he will be please
to receive nigiit calls.
Oregon City, r.. S -i t. 3, 1-573. oc3m3.
AV. II. IIIGIIFIELD.
Establlsl.ed since ' 19, sit the old ttand.
3Mii Street, Oregon City, Orrgou.
An assortment of Wathpp, Jewel
ry.and Seta Thomas' Weight Clocks
all ot which are warranted to be as
ronr's nt'-d.
B" Repairing done on short notice, and
thankful for r!st paron.
CEEi S. EE. OTJJTITill-iTi),
DEALFT? rr
GENEEAL IS
CORXER OF SEVEXTII AX.
Has Just Rec
Calicoes, Dress Goods, llrown and 1
House Lining, Shirtings, Tabh
Linen Towelling, Table-Ch
Hose, Thread, Cambrics,
Embroielerj ,
Also, a fu
LADIES' AND II
Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Coal
gYVUiclt have hoe (elected -rrUi a;
BE CVRPlfiSCD 1
THE IIICIIEST,MARKET FK1C
March 13. l;73:tf
HEW STORE! HEW
LEVY 13
Have Jut
IMarsliall's Now 13
rTMIF. ITNFST AND MOST COMPLI7TF.
X Pools anel Shoes, Hats and Caps, li
tions. Cutlery, Caskets and Toys : also, Lir
EdEXKBAI. ASSOHTa
Too numerous to describe, which wo propt
CASil.. . . ,
3111. Ij. LEVY, beins a Practit al J
and manu?acture and repair Jewelry. We
G.e us a call and examine our tooeis, ai
Second Joor north ef th
ctl fir, n p;'! n 5? p p ts
V H i fa M tA&A r. j. s. roi'
id ii B U l! 4 1 Ui ound l- xtrav .
C.KN I I U-ORUANS and their surroundings,
auu oaisanne; inup-iina more- cuii-iuauj
tus is a preparation combining all the? valuable medical quaities oi the Eucalyptus,
which is cultivated in neariy every L'uliiorniu garden lor its medical utility, havilig be-eo-i."
the household remedy for all diseases oi the ICIDXliXx, 11L.ADD12R and Uli J2-
Ali 1 f.i..li.cllia iN.tf.17i JS.liv It JSAKii.S.S. it S-ecms to have
It is an invaiuaule remedy lor all diseases "i t he mucous and serous m'embrancs s
as lSHUClllTIS, UAVlllXiJ VULU1J, -XACSXA V L'ltl AO' 2'A A CI' VYHl'
.sl I.lii:C0JilillU-:A. etc. v-.xjo.
This preparation is the result of lr '. . ok-man-s experiments with the mcditjnal prop
rrti-.s 01 tic tree in the L . S. .Ms-rine Hospital in San 1 rancisco. in lsri and li72. where
he iiael unusual lacilitl es leir test 111 the various im tliods ei pr paring the remedy, and
. . ...... I... . nt.n .11 pt-rt mi 11 tit iri... ...... ....... .. . . . - .
US ll.jek. lll.ui m:.' li, u ut ' ' - - - t 1-1' '.11 lSl'U I CSUll S J
testimonials ot its cllicacy can be seen at his oi;ic-, -iu Kearney steet
COl.KAMX'X lKJL UIAi KXT11ACT OF 1ZI VAL YJ'Tl'.s is a pow-
.r.ci v. i. harm less, lebrilujre. and is a
treatment oi the malarious iev-rs of our interior valleys, and is war
rant ed to cure any case ol FIC VKR AN li AG UK t reatetl with it accord
ing to directions, while the baneful results of tho usual tuiu:n-j and
arsenical remedie for those diseases arc entirely avoided.
FOR 1'ilYSICIANS, Coleman's Fluid Extract of Eucalyptus in
bottles. Reware of imitations, and take none but Coleman's. For ' &
i - 'p'-A ;.".l-".sali every where, and by Hodge.Calef j
i.i'r' it'A'i yM M tiV& Co- Wholesale Druggists. Iortland. Solo Age:
j ZJMjZriiZs U U U Oregon. oCmaylS73yL
T t. 0 Esl A S CHARM AH
ESTAELI5HED
1653.
1 ESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
J of Oregon City and of tho Willamette
Vallev, that he is still on hand and doing
business on the old motto, that
A A'imire Six J'ence is Jicttcr than a Slow
Shilling.
I have just returned from San Trancisco,
where I purchased one ol the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
stock or GOOVS
ever before offered in this city ; and consists
in part, as iollows :
Foots and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Faints and Oils,
Sash and Doors,
Chinaware. Quecnsware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Flatcdware, Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches. Ladies and
Gents' Furnishing
Talent Mediclces. Goods, Fancy No-
Uope, Faming tions or Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Mattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Taper, etc..
Of the above list, 1 can say my stock is the
MOST COMPLETE
ever offered in this market, and was sc-letcd
with especial care lor tne Oregon City trade.
All ot which 1 now offer lor sale at the
Lowest Market Rates.
No use for the ladies, or any one else, to
think ot going to l'ort land to buy goods lor
I am lh.tcrmxntU to Mil Cticup and uot lo
allow mysell to be
INDERSCLD IN THE STATE OF OREGON.
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
quiremcnts ol the trade. Come one and all
and see lor yourselves that the old stand of
THOMAS CHAIRMAN
cannot be beaten in emality or price. It
would be useless lor me to tell you all the
advantages I can offer you in "the sale ol
liooils, as every store that advertises doe-s
that, and probably you have beeu disai
pointed. All I wish to say is
iuilt, and S.and Eiamins for Yourselves
fori do not wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to tell all my old lriends now
that lain still alive, and desirous to sell
goods cheap, lor cash, or uion such terms
as agreed upon. '1 itankin all lor the liber
al patronage heretolore bestowed.
THOS. CHARMAX,
Main Street, Oregon City,
Iepal Tenders and County Scrip taken at
martit rates. THOS. CHARMAX.
B-50,000 lbs wool wanted by
THOS.C1IARMAN.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERY,
A N D
SEED STORE !
Factory Block, :::::: Oregon City-
ttAprency for the San Juan Lime Co.
Lime sold in quantities to suit, augl-tf.
CHOICE rVI EATS!
LOGl Stt ALBIUCIIT have just re
ceived a fine lot of beef cattle irom the
John Day country. They are the latest
ever brought to this valley before, and will
be butchere-d for this market. They pro
pose to sdl cheap. Give them a call, and
fret the choicest oi rn-ai.
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and cures them by its alterative.'liealing
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here
and
and hundreds of
San Francisco.
special preparation for t he
O
STILL IS TIIE FIELD!
WELLIAEV5S & HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KEETHIK MOST COMPLETE STOCK
ed Family Groceries to be lound in the
city. All goods warranted. Goods delivered
in the city Iree of charge. The highest cash
price paid lor country produce.
Oregon City, March 28, isra.
Savior, Laltocque & Co.
Oregon City.
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour.
Middlings, Plan and Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasing ieed must furnish the sack.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
miiEUxnn it signed ax- Vfc
9. nounce to the citizens ot Oregon Vv
City and Clackamas county that they mye
just opened a
JEWELRY!, ESTABLISHMENT
i
Oregon City,
Main street, next eloor north of Shades Sa
loon, w here they will keep on hand and lor
sale all jrooels pertaining lot heir line, at the
loWust i.ivim; UAH.--. Especial uttention
give n to the repairing of 1 i.E'i 1 ai K Pieces.
ah goods sold ami work cone warranted.
GEO. A. HAAS &. SON.
Oregon City, Feb. ti. 1S73-U.
SPKIXU AND smi31EHGG0D&
JUST RECEIVED AT
X. SELLIIVG'S
DEALER. IM
Dry Goods,
Clothing.
Roots and Shoe.
Hardware, Groceries,
Crockery. Notions,
Ladies and Gents"
Furnishing Goods,
etc., etc., etc., etc.
Main Street, Oiruii City.
Produce of all kinds bought, for which I
ray the hichest market price. If vou de
sire good Goods at Low prict s'pcall at
I. SELLING'S
anel examine his new stock of Sprlnir eoods.
(jive me a call and convince yourselves.
My motto is,
" QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS."
The highest market price paid for wool.
L SELLING.
Oregon City. March 21. lS73-tf.
1,000 DEER SKINS
W A jST T 13 13.
AND ALSO,
VLL OTHER KINDS OF HIDES, FOR
which 1 will pay the hiuhes market
price in CAhir Lring on your hides and get
your coin lorthem.
JOHN SCHRAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon. July 11. 18T3-m3.
PACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE ROUSE,
Soullivcst Corner First and Xcnteon Sts.
PORTLA X D, OREGOX.
ITmOM THIS DATE WE HATE
. adopted the
CASH BASIS A.D HARD TIMES PRICES.
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Come and see us and there will be mutu
al satisfaction.
CUSTOMERS AT 0TJR LOW PEICZS
A X D .
OU II SELVES AT CASH.
GEORGE A. PEASE,
Southwest Corner First and Morrison Sts.
iPoi'tland, Oregon.
AuRust 22d. lS7S-tf.
LAND FOR SALE!
3C)A ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE AT"
ZJ fl.oOprr cre. trvtv
For particulars inquire of K.IKVjjv.
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