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THE EFITEBPBISE.
OREfiOS CITY, OREGO.Y, M)F. 21 1S7J.
1 GOOD XICJHT.
tw hnrnod the fire, the room was dim
v he.-ird the warning clock strike
ten ; .
And by the moonlight .growing grim
Knew parting time had come again.
I had a dream last nizht," I said ;
"I'll tell it to vim ere I go:
I thought, mv dvtr, your little head
.Was lying on my shoulder sol
Tm time to go,' I s-iid, and you
Yon kissed mf- twice noon the cheek
JCow tell ma. lov iifdeimieomtrue?"
31ost arciny uia my iiariiu. it;.iK :
'Vhv. some coma true, and some do
not :
Dream i like this do, I quite believe ;"
- And then she ki.ed me twice, and got
Her waist entangled in my sleeve.
Whv is it that to sav good night ;
Must take so long a time? I know
' When lios are sweet and eyes so bright
Op often lingers, loth to go.
Cut, somehow. er I went awav
That niht the clock had struck elev
en ;
So long it takes, von se, to sav
What soemed an easy task at seven.
Irramin of Harae ana Mother.
, BY JOHN' P. OTtDWAY, M. D.
Dreaming of Honi-. dear old home!
Home of mv eh 1 lhool and mother;
Oft when I wake 'tis sweet to find,
I've been dreaming of home and
mother.
" Ilome, dear home, childhood's happy
home !
When I nlayed with sister and with
brother;
Twas the sweetest joy when we did
roam.
Over hill and thro dale with mother.
Sl"?p, balmv sb-ep. close mine eyes,
keen me still tanking of mother.
Hark! 'tis her voice I seem to hear.
Yes, I'm dreaming of home and
mother.
Angels coir, sooching me to rest,
I can feel their ;invsene as none oth
er; For tliev swtiv iv 1 shall be Mer,
With ' bri r'lt visions of honvi and
mother. :
Childhood has eo'nr, com again,
Sleeping I ni' 'lirni other.
See her loved fori beside m kneel.
White I'm dre.iiiiing of homa and
mother.
Mother de ir, whinner to me now,
Toll ms ofrnvsUtcraml mv brother;
Now rfvl thv h iii 1 no n mv brow.
Yes I'm dreamiii i of home and moth
er. TSOTlItX LOS!" TtT PjLn'GXRSi.
Mmv cirion instill i of individ
ual goo I fort am might be given.
Some tiim a;'o there was a paragraph
ill the newsp iper-4, which I believe
was correct, stating that an old ladv,
childless and fj'iendless, suddenly
made up her Mind to leave a largo
property to the children of some
chemist' or' green-grocer at whose
shop she had" always receive! great
civility. It is worth nothing that
civility has always had luck as an
ally.. There is the storv told of some
gentlemen who, on a battle field,
Happening to icv with much gr ice
to some olricer who addressed him,
a cannon ball just went through his
hair, and took olT the head
of the other one. The officer
.wnen lie saw tins marvelous escape,
ii i -lit.
usiiy ouserveu mat a man never
ost by politeness. Another curious
story of luck on a battle field is,
believe, perfectly authentic, A bal
passea straight Through a man s
body, and the mm recovered. Thus
much is not unu iralleled, but there
was something more, highlv curious
and lucky. The man was consump
.tive and had formed tubercles. The
ball carried awav the tubercles, not
only from the wound but from th
consumption. j
Tnr. HrxoRT A'ooii. It is estimat-
eil that some 4JlVl0 operatives will
be thrown out j employment tlnrincr
the coming winter in New York. Men,
, women ami chiMreu, with the utmost
willingness to If.hor. anl yet nnahle
to obtain work, which is their only
meansof subsistence, form the saddest
and darkest pictnre of tl present
financial pressure. Here are persons
enough to populate a flourishing city
turned out upon the streets, to do
what? They do not know themselv
es, and their feelings at this season
of the year, wheh warm clothes are
to be bought an.t fuel is to be paid
for out of an empty purse, can not
be appreciated by those who are sur-
. rounded by th'l" Independence and
comforts of a Aountry life. It is
hard indeed foil Ve holiest poor when
they are deniV) the privilege of
working.
Not Ar.t. Ijost. A bankrupt mer
chant, returning home one night,
Raid to his noble wife:
1 "My dear, I am ruined; everv
thing we have is in the hands of the
Sheriff!
After a few moments of silence the
wito loo&eiup into las face and said
"Will tub Sheriff sell von'
"Oh no."
"Will the Sheriff sell me'"
"Ob no"
"Will
the
JL. eriff sell the chil-
O 'Oh no "
"Then do
everything,
ble remains
not say we have lost
Ml that is most valua
to us nianhoo.l w.
niauiiouu, t-iiiu Mi(Hii. e have lost
i. ,i ..i-i.i .
... ... -...i-. v mh Mvin ami in-
tlnstry. vecan make another for
X IP i
uuu u our ueaits ana hauiU are left
Fallen Man And Woman. Jnlius
Henri Browne in the Gfili.ri for No
rernber says: Man sunk below his
natural level, hates and affects to
despiso the height where he has walked-
Woman, fallen from her fair es
tate looks ever back to it with long
ing. xud regretful eyes. He pro
claims himself no worse than his fel
lows; endeavors to pull those above
down to- bis Hit. She admits her
fault; deplores it; i glad there are
woman so much better and more for
tunate than she; strives to have hope
for the3 future, aud listens ' with
bounding blood to every voice that
brings back to her the spotless past
2vever does she quite renounce mo
rality; humanity claims her to the
last. Miserable, downtrodden, whol
ly forsaken, &ho looks up from the
dross and mire and hears the lark of
. her love still t : nging at the gales of
' heaven.
O'
o
Corn l read Kcsk. Take six cups
of corn-meal, four cupfuls of wWf.
flour, two cnpfals of molasses two
teaspoonfuls of soda, and a little
lt; max this well together, knead it
in uouu, men maKo two cakes of it
and put it into the tin or iron nans'
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An Irish eviction.
From Charles Bradlaugh's Lecture in New
York.
In my checkered life I have been a
private soldier, and between 1810
and 1850 I was in the County Cork,
stationed a Ballancholy. Those of
you who are Irishmen will want no
description of that beautiful valley
of the Lee, which winds between the
hills from Cork, and the summer
seems like a very Paradise, green
gras3 growing to the water's side,
and burnished with gold in the morn
ing, and ruddy to very crimson in
the evening sunset. I went there on
a November day. I was one of a
troop to protect the law-officers, who
had come with the agent from Dub
lin to make an eviction a few miles
from Iuniscarra, where the river
Bride joins the Lee. It was a mis
erable day rain freezing into sleet
as it fell and the men beat down
dwelling after wretched dwelling
some thirtv or forty perhaps. They
did not take much beating down:
there was no flooring to take up; the
walls were more mud than aught
else, and there was but little trouble
in the levelling of tiiem to tiic
ground. We got our work about three
parts done, when one of them a wo
man run and iiung herself on the
ground, wet as it was, before the
captain of the troop, and she asked
that her house might be spared, not
for long but for a little while. She
said her husband had been born in
it, he was ill of the fever, but could
not Jive long, and she asked that he
might bo permitted to die in it in
peace. Uur captain had no power;
the law agent from Dublin wanted
to get back to Dublin his time was
of importance, and he would not i
wait; and that man was carried out
while we were there, in front oi us,
while the sleet was corning down. I
carried out on a wretched thing, you i
could not call it a bed and he died
there while we were there, and th--
nights afterward, whi'e I was se: try
on tue lront gate at liallancuon.
barracks, we heard a cry, anil when
tne guard was turned out we found
this poor woman a raving maniac.
with one dead babe in one arm, and
one in another clinging to the co!d
nipple of her lifeless breast. And if
you had been brothers to such a wo
man, father to such a woman, would
not rebellion have seemed the holiest
gospel you could hear preached?
Lwo hundred and lift v . thousand
evictions took place in twenty vears
preceding 1SL5! 2.30,000! Can you
multiply the misery of that 2.30,000?
Brother separated from sister, hus
band from wife, the Union work
house taking one, and the other go
ing out to find life if he can. This
system has gone on until it has made
a misery so vast that it will require
not one act of parliament in favor of
wis'lom, not one statute in favor of
justice, not one declaration in favor
of humanity, bat generations and
of generous and kindly treatment,
not to build up, but in some degree
to efface the bloody stain of iniquity
we have made on the page of that
history.
AIax's DEi'ENDiiNcii. SI ta relics
far more than he is aware for com
fort and happiness on woman's tact
and management. He is so accus
tomed to these that he is unconscious
of their worth. They are so deli
cately concealed, and yet ho cease
lessly exercised, that he enjoys their
effect .as he enjoys the light and at
mosphere. He seldom thinks how
it would be with him were they with
drawn. He fails to aom-eeiate what
is so freely given. lie may be re
minded of them now and then; he
may complain of intrusion or inter
ference; but the frown is smoothed
away by a gentle hand, the murmur
ing lips are stopped with a caress,
and tho management toms on.
Prompt Axswki;. At a public
seliool exhibition in a Michigan vil
lage, onn of the visitors male a brief
address to tho pnpils on the necessi
ty of obeying their teachers and
growing ni loyal and useful citizens.
To give emphasis to his remarks, he
pointed to a large national llag spread
on one side of the room,' and inquir
ed, " P.oys. what is that U for?"
A little urchin, wlio understood the
" situation" of the house better than
the speaker, promptly answered,
To cover up the dirt, sir."'
An Elniira editor met a well edu
cated fanner of Chemung county the
other day, and informed him that he
would like to have somethi lg from
his pen, whereupon the farmer sent
him a pig and charged him 0 75 for
it.
Immigrating. The Icelanders are
beginning to emigrate quite exten
sively to the United States. They
are said to resemble the Scotch in
appearance, and are a bright, cl an
and healthy looking class of people.
A Movrnino Emi'kess. Eugenie's
mourning is said to be single, yet
very elegant. She wears a long
black veil depending from the bon
net down her back, and a smaller
one of black tula over ber face.
A New Bedford baby is vouched
for as having swallowed at one sit
ting three dozen buttons, a cast iron
nut, and a pair of gold cuff buttons
without manifesting the slightest
symptoms of indigestion.
Marie Antoinette Starr, of Wash
ington, has been married, divorced
and re-married to her husband. And
now she would thank her star for a
separate maintenance.
Don't Sce. A good hearted but
partially deaf old lady is much dis-
y me talk about the Kicka
poo Indians. She does not see why
anybouy should kick a poor Indiau
The Only Thing. The creditors
' au. absconded banker found, on
opening h,s safe, that the only thing
ue naa iaia up tor a
rainy day
o
was
au umbrella.
Unpopular. The most unpopu
lar person in Virginia is the man
who demonstrated that kerosene oil
will cure a snake bite just as well as
-uilitart ORDER.-Captain O'Shea
trentlemen, parade to-morrow at
Ur,VT1ie first man wao arrives last
"X r
X othtno. A man who has a
aoming wne says the "jaws of death
r l 7 h wmi'aicu vuu iue Maws
' ' A tie
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BXTBRPRISB A XXO UNCBMBNT.
TliEEXTEBPKISE
A LOCAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
F O R T II E
Farmer, Business Man, k Family Circle.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY. .
.A.. NOLTNER,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
3FFICIAL PAPEB FOB CLACKAMAS CO.
OFFICE In Dr. Thessing's Brick, next
Joor to John Myers' store, up-stalrs.
Terms of .Subscription:
Single Copy One Year, In Advance 12.50
" . V. Six Months " " 1.50
Tonus of Ailrertlttn);!
Transient advertisements, including
all lejfal notices, s square of twelve
lines one week -- $ 2.50
For each subsequent insertion . 1.00
One Column, one year .. 120.00
Half ' - 60.00
Quarter" " " 4i.OO
Uusiness Card, 1 square, one year 12.00
ENTERPRISE BOOK & JOB
OFFICE
OREGON CITV, : OREGON.
WE A TIE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
all kinds of
JOB PRINTING,
such as
CARDS,
BILL-IIBADS.
rAMPIILBTS.
DBKDS,
MORTUAUBS,
L.UTTBR-IIBA DS,
in fact all kinds of work done a in Printing
Oince, at
PORTLAND PRICES.
5
AI.I. KINDS OF
IE : AL BLANK "I .
constantly on haud, and for sals at as low
a price as can be had in the State.
Worli Solid 34I
A X I)
SATISFACTJOn GUARANTEED.
Oregoa City. March 21. 1.373-tf.
AGENTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
The following' persons are authorized to
act as aonts 1'orthf I'.ntf.ri'KISk:
(io. T. Ilowell & Co., 40 Paris. Uow, New
York.
Co ;, Wethrill t Co., 007 Chestnut street,
rhiladlpiii:w
Ablxtt .t Co., No. S2 ami 3i Nassau street.
New Vrk.
Portland,Or',son Tj- Samuel
San Francisco
St. Helens, Columbia county S. A. Miles
Astoria, Clatsop county A. Van Duscn
Salem Williams
Harrisburf; f. 11. Smith
Iafayette, Yamhill county T.I.l-'erjuson
Dallas, I'olk county I)ave Holmes
Benton county W. A. Wells
( 'orvallis Hon. Joh t Burnett
Canyon City.Urant co W. B. Ijiswell
Albany - A. N. Arnold
Dall'-s, Wasco county, N. H. tiates
LaGrande, Cnion county A. C. t'rai
Pendleton, Umatilla county, S. V. Knox
. .. I J. M. Thompson
Ku?ene City E u nristo.
Uosoburg Hon. I.. V. Ijine
T . J C. T. Mont apcue
Lebanon j H UalstfIl
Jacksonville r. Hon. K. I. houdray
Lonir Tom .- H. C. Huston
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Reaver Creek...
Buttevillo
C. r. Beatlo
John 7.um wait
, H.-nry Mci.iuscin
.: I. W. Straws- r
D. Wrlzht
Frank W. Foster
..Capt. Z. C. Norton
V. Moreland
.John JIaf?enberer
..Iohn l)oole
V. II.-Vaujrhan
(Cascades
Can by
f 'uttirm's ....
F-aj;le Creek
Hardintr'.s
lwer Molalla.
Mllwaukie
f )sveiro-.
Upper Molalla..
OCIETV NO VICES.
oki:gon i.)if;r: xc. 3, 1. 1. o.
fleets every Aiiursuay
r . rr 1 . '
nveninirat 7 o cIock. in the
()ia l-ellows Jiau. Aiam
sireei. -i eiiii:r i uic v;r-
dcr are invited to attend. Hv order
N. (I.
ki;iii;cc ii:;iti:i; lodcjc no.
i, I. O. O. F., Meets on tho
Second and Fourth Tues-
dav evenings each month,
at 7L o'clock, in the Odd
1" ellows Hall. JVIemlerHof the Dearreo
are invited to attend.
ilTIr.OM.ll lAHHiH M).
A; A. M., Holds its regular com
munications on the First and
Third Saturday m each month
at 7 o cIock troin theUuth of Sep.
tember to the 2oth of Marcli ; and 7-i
o'clock from the 20th of Marcli to the
120th of Septeinlcr. Brethren in trood
standing are invited to attend.
IS.y order of V. M.
FALLS EXCAMPMIiXT XO.-I.I.O.
O. F., Meets at O.bl Fellows'
Hall on the First and Third Tues
lav of each month. Patriarchs
in good standing are invited to attend.
JOHN 31. BAC0X,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
I iAt o. .. . i Tft r
in ioK5. .-T-iiitiouery. i erium- r
ery, etc., etc. wiTriiim.
Orrgon City, Oregon.
V"At Charnmn fc Warner's old stand,
lately occupied by S. Aekeman. Main St.
F.HRESII
SHOALWATER BAY
O Y S TEES !
THE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES
tothecltlronsof Orejron City that he
has reopened his Oyster Saloon and Res-
turant,and can dish out Fresh Orsters to
nil orders. Coffee, Tea and Chocolate
alvavs on hand; also a jrnral assort
ment of conffetionarv. Oynt-Ts served up
in oVPrv v,e d-KiiHi. LOUIS &AAL.
COURTESY OF
B USINBSS CARDS.
j. w. n.orris, !M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
ORBOO N CITY, ORBOONT.
t - .
tS7"Offlce Up-Stairs In Chamian's Brick,
Main Street. - auglitf.
W. H. WAT6CINS, M. D.,
?4 nrffcou;
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
7-OFFICE Odd Fellow's Temple.corner
First and Alder streets. Residence corner
of Main and Seventh streets.
Drs. Welch & Thompson,
DEN TISTS,
- , , OFFICE IN".
ODJD FE LLO WS TEMP L E,
Corner of First and Alder Streets,
PORTLAND - . - OREGON.
7"Vill be In Oregon City on Saturdays.
Nov. 3 :tf .
S. IIUKLAT.
CII AS. E. WARREN.
HUELAT & WAR REM
Attorneys-at-Law,
OREGON CITY, - - OREGON.
iOFFICE Charm nn's brick. Main st.
' 5iuarl.S72.-tf.
JOHNSON & ITlcCOWTJ
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT-LAW.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Will practice in all the Courts of tho
State. Special attention Riven to cases in
the U. S. Land OUlc-n ut Oregon City.
5aprl872-tf.
L. T. BARIN,
ATTOBNZY-AT-LAY,
OREGON CITY, i : OREGON.
OFFICE Over Pope's Tin Store, Main
street. 21mar7a-tf.
J. T. A P SOW,
OFFICE IX rOSTOFFICE BUILDING.
BROKKR.
Iijal Tentlern, 01cltiint County Or
der, and Oregon City- Orders
E0TTGHT AND SOLD.
NOT IC.
Loans negotiated. Collections attended
to, and aCicnerai Brokeagc business carried
on. JanCtf.
A. MOLTHER
no; A It Y LIC.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
OKKGON CITY.
M A -V U FACTOR I H S.
WAGC?, AND SA3HIAGE
nnHE UNTIE RS HI NED,
1 havine: increased the di
mensions of his premises, at J
inc oiu m iuu on tne
Corner of Inin anl Thlrtl Strert,3
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes thU method of informing his old pa
trons, and as many new ones as may be
pleas"d to call, that he is now prepared,
with ample room, trood materials, and the
very best of mechanics, to build anew, re
construct, make, paint, iron and turn out
all complete, any sort of a vehicle from a
com mon Cart to a Concord Coach. Try me.
HtncUtiniithlri Horse or Ox Ktioelnfr,
and General Jobbing neatly, quickly, and
cheaply done. DAVID SMITH.
WILLIAM SIXGER
II A$ BS TA BLIS II 3D
a r n n t n n u
H rfiU I uni m
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
Furnitt:ro,
Blinds,
and Doors,
AND MOULDINGS OP ALL SIZKS.
They will also do Turning of every de
scription to order,
WITH NEATNESS - AND DISPATCH!
"A11 work warranted. Shop on the
River, in Ix;wis' Shop Opposite Oregon
City Mills.
JOHN SCHRAM,
Main St., Oregon City.
MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF
Saddles, IfnrntHS,
Sadxllery-IInrd-ware,
etc, etc.
WHICH HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
warrant my goods s represented.
Oregon City. April 17, lS7-tf.
JAMES MILNE,
MASONIC HALL. BUILDING,!
Oregon City, : : : Oregon.
KEEKS CONSTANTLY
on hand and for sale,
cheap for cash.
Parlor, Bedroom,
Office, Sittingroom, and
Kitchen Furniture,
. , Bureaus, Lounges,
Rocking Chairs, .
Whatnots, Bedsteads,
- Washstands.Curled
- Hair, and Pulu
rulu Pillows. Mattressw,
Spring Beds,
Picture Frames,
' Mouldings, etc., etc.
TrtT?I.aInRf.tTtlon Tiven to Upholstery
mi?it"wranf Ord-rs filled with
promptness. Repairing done with nat-
tUH222,ntt.ch'. Furnltre made order,
can and xatnlne for yonnx. lTmnT?
BAIiCROFT LIBRARY,
inTiini r 'il tmd
if BR CHA 2STDISB.
JOHN MYEES,
OREGON CITY.
DEALER IN
DPwY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS and
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Books a: d Stationery.
I will pay the highest prices for
ut tor", "Egfg-js,
Band all kinds of
GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE.
I will sell as low as any houso lu Oregon for
CAS J I OR ITS BQ CI VA L BNT
n Good Merchantable Produce.
I aru selling Yery low for
CAS 2'E'I!A?n.
Give me a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYERS.
Oregon City. March 31. 1873.
NEW i OOUS
GOOD NEWS!
PRICES REDUCED TO SOT THE TIMES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
BARGAINS?
S. ACKER MAN & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
whlch they offer
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
We would say come and convince your
self befoi'e purchasing elsewhere. Our stock
consists In part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing.
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
. , Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer
1 e s, Hard-
1 ' ware,
and a pre at many other articles too numer
ours to mention ; also.
Doors, Windows, .
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for Good , '.
t. ' . ALSO
Wool Wanted
For which we pay th Highest Prices.
8. ACKERMAN 4 (XX
Owfrm try, Ocobe? M. MrVW.
AUCTIION AND COMMISSION.
A. B. RICHARDSON,
Avictioneer,
Conner of Front & Oak gti.PoiUand.
Auction ;.Salf8,;
OX Real Estate. Groceries, General Mer
, chandise. and Horses.
SALE DAYS Wednesday and Saturday.
. . , . A. B. K1CH A llbtSON ,
' Auctioneer.
At Xrlvaic aEc.
glish Eefined Dar: and Bundle Iroi
English Square and Octagon Cast
Steel.' Horse Blioes, liasps,
. lSaws,Scrt'ws,Kry-raiis, , ,
fcslieet Iron, It.
G. Iron.
A LKO
A large assortment of Groceries and Liq
uors. A. B. RICHAR1 i.SON,
, Jan.l. 16T3-tf.
Auctioneer.
STEAM IWER JO 13
cr.
. Manufactures to order Ac
count Books, of nil sizes and ' ;
Ktyles,liallTickets,I!illIIe:ids j
. Blank 15oksot any j atteru that
j Is desired, with ttr Mithout. Tinted 1
headings, Llanks; Briefs, Catalogues,
G. II. HimeH. V. K. lluks. !
HI ME 8 GO.
CO I
Si
a
CO
69
: 93 Front St I Portland, Oregon.
Cards, Cert.iliicntes, Checks, Circu-!
I lars,pecds. Dodgers, Funeral No- j
I tlces.Handbills, Invoees, Labels, '
Lotterheads.l'osters.I'rorairi's 1
Receipts, fcliow Cards, bip- j
! ping Tags. Tickets, Ac.- '
so
GO
A. G. VVALLINC'S
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
Plttock's BaUdlnsr Corner of Stark
unci rVvnt Street.
PORTLAND, - - - OREGON.
BIVNK BOOKS RULED AND BOUND
to any desired pattern. Music books,.
Magazines, Newspapers, etc, hound In ev-.
ery variety of stylo Known to the trra-de.
Orders iroiu the et.untry promptly at
tended to.
0REGCW CITY EH EWER Y
Henry llumbel,
XX ed the a hove Brew- Jiar!
rry wishes to inform the public t hat he is
now prepared to manufacture a No. 1 qual
ity of
LAO BR BBBR,
as pood as can be obtained anywhere in
the istate. Orders solicited and promptly
filled. -
MU I C
Tew, Fresh, and Sparkling !
r he
A SEW MIS1C BOOK FOK THE; LSE CF
Conventions, Sing'ng Classes, ' '
' Church Choirs,
AND THE ' '
Home Circle.
THE Q L U SI ER
BY
S. WESLEY 3IAHTL,
J. M. STJU..HAX,
A I)
T. JI VHTIX TOAVXE,
Price (13.50 per Dnz. Single cojnes sent, post
jxii'l, $1.5(t.
ADDRESS : - '
J. L. PETERSf
599 Srcadway, New Ycrk.
lOll SCHOOLS.
FAIRY VOICES
A NEW SINGING-CLASS EO0K.
COMPILED AND ARRANGED
BY WILLIAM URESSLER.
Price SO Per D;z. S?iy!e Copies snt,
rost-j:iicl GO cents.
Address, J. I. PKTKl?!,
'.'J UrondMn-,
Now York.
THE SOG ECHO
The Popular Singing-School Hok.
BYILS.PET?K1NS.
Price ST.SO prrl)OI, Slnjrl copi svnt,
I'ost-nil, lor 3 5c.
Address J. L.. PETERS,
August Sth, 4m. X-w York,
THE PARKER GUI!.
STAMP FOR CtRCULAP
PARKER BROS
WEST MER1DEN.CT.
NEW YORK HOTEL
(Ueutfches Oaftliaus.)
No.
17 front Street, Opposite the Mail
' -Steamship Landing,'
PORTLAND, OKEGOX.
n.ROTIIFOS, J. J. WILKEXS, Proprietors.'
Board Week 53 00
Itoard Week with Ixnlging.., .". 'imj
Board y Iay.... ; 100
PACIFIC
BOOT AHD SHOE HOUSE,
Southwest Corner First and 3IcrihcnStf.
PORTLAND, OR EG OX.
IROJI TniS DATE WE HAVE
. adopted the
CASH BASIS AND IIARD TIMES PUKES.
Come and see ns nnd there will be mutu
al satisfaction. ,
CTJST0MEES AT OITE' I0W PRICES
..A N D-
OURSELVES AT CASHr
V GEORGE A. PEASE,
Sonthwest Corner; First and Morrison StB.f
IPortland, Oregon.
' OBKKGV7
Special attemfcM .
tins exwlleia ach.uv ' , ,r' mi"'
eleguut ,tyles-ox
we now have one ol ti,5at "Kr,,?.
easy running and h.-virJ a 7 t:"'. .
cuhar excellencies ot theU:1'' :
in a thousand mile, ( r .,.! V'5l.
not working welt, win i mnr!v, .
out any expeix? tn t hV ,L , l. u U
It.
Is.theoiilyJImhi,,, ,
more than one ,;irv ef ir.i.-f'V :s"r In
Ingends of seams, in quiitiV.' '(lrn 'u
xjinune H:e Flerri-. ., , , tr :
-J Circular or Siimfks of v, rt , rr I
S,".?iU'l,rchase a- Sewing y.sx-t u,.. t5IJ I
THE I1. EST! ' -r .iH'. I Tjy I;
Machines sold on libera 1 tr
nr.s.
QEWIXG MACinxvs.
SAHITL Fin
No. 19 New Monfj-x,,.,., v .
Sm:ylK;::n..v
.?,jy?i----' yt.;;- V...
... -" " 7 f "Tr ' - '
' - -
Marrh il, 71:1! m
SHADES SALGCfl,
C. A. - - Prep.
llain Street, Crccu City.
1
BrsT r.ii.i.T.M:r ta r 1 1 in cy.
have I nii li.tr-:r.e-;, r.i 1 '!- IV.'
tor invites t Ire attci.t ir.ii 01 f h" !of rsi-'
pojiof u la r a m 11 sf ni ( 1: t to 1 1 . o r : s .
. Tij'j bar is srrri.iF.P
wJth all the el.oist julitif& 'i Ih5Xr,
and Cigars. Settli, lrih : ' ',Lr ."J
already 'laiuous lusl.ii -ani lvicii -g"
a, No. 1
fcllOOTlAG CJALL1 HV
iseonnectpd with the
Oregon City, Jan. 1, IS. i-i l.
LIVERY, FEED, ID ttt
rpiiF. rNPEKsioNEP rnorinT J R
J. tliel iveryMahleon h i'Jh Mr y"'
Citv. Oregon, ket 1 s lOi.Mantly
Saddle and HiiftJ ' "e, ,
Unit-K, arriattnrt "a
" I3ri c e s Iv earoii:ii;i .
He will also run a hack to and
WILKGIT SCDA ' SFRIKCS
during the s:mmer soaFon, v r
liorseRcom j tent and gentlemanlJ cn
FA35E AT LIVIKG BAIE8-
J. M. KI!A''r'I, '"I
Oregon City, .Vay '-7, 1. -
About li'O pounds ei lovC YT-'
cr, of wlitcli thisfis an in
Has Lct n in use lut, a Ut
srootl work: : Vru-f 23 -ci't'
citlior tittl up or in tr.!-"("
extra.
" ' V .. ALSO, v,
' A small font of Nonyerid of
imrression. Trice 35 cents V R. Ah ei i'
There in enotigh to set about one co.-
paper solid. Address tLis oftc"-
per solid. AddreM tins uu.it. .
CHOICE "5lAT$irf
: I i ceived a fine lot of beef "c
John Day eountry. They "r 8rd
ever brought to this van 3 " - 1 b.
be butcberrd for this 71'
pose to sell cheap. Give tn
get the choicest of meats.
Orwwn Oitr. May 3d, le.?-
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