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THE ENTERPRISE.
olSocrrr, oreiio., di:c 5, 1S7J.
A Memorable Daj.
It is not too m 't li to say that the
Foiirlli o" XoveiVJt r, 1873, will have
an inipoilant pip.'-o in the political
annals of this country. Irom Dan
to Boei-sheba, frora the Atlantic to
the far prairie lamls, the conflict
ragel; and everywhere along the
line that haughty power so lielshaz-zar-like
in its tyranny, its extrava
gance, it corruption, its blindness,
was startled into u sense of danger
by the rush of mighty hosts, and
compelled to tremble as the hand of
avenging destiny wrote the sentence
of Kadicalism npon the wall.
Too long ha 1 a people borne the
contempt of their 1 Liberties, the dis-j
regard of their rights, the reckless
gambling with their interests, which
have characterized the Governments,
Federal and State, since this un
constitutional, sectional party as
sumed, and in agret degree usurp
ed, control. Too plain were the
warning of fi'inre i.m.i and slavery
as conveyed in the Louisiana affair,
the Credit Moliilielr exposure, and
raotc lately in the greot wave of
financial distress thft has swept from
boundary to 1ounf!nry of the land.
Tw Ionic liml i siitTi-riiiDr neoole snb-
. ..... . al , -
mitted to their wrongs, sitting in
Horrowful inaclion by the wMers of
their ;! vlo'i. n-ul only mourning
for the Zion if freedom and peace
and pros erilv they remembered.
The timet had at List come though
the rulers knew it not, says the
Richmond E.""'rer, and in October,
Ohio broke the bonds like an angvy
giant, and called with a voice of
thun.Tor to freemei, everywhere to
join In:'-. That vtrce reached the
revclo:-s in Washington; it also
woke the echoes of a thousand mon
1 tains. Had r'lei vifU ;;;'tl)e-itig
stren gth across a thousand plains.
It was heard above: the serf thpt
breaks upon Iong Is3 nd; it pealed
alo.. . the "shoivs of Michigan and
w q "Wisconsin; it rever'eialedaci-oss the
water, of Ohesopeako, and found ft
thound tongues in the gorges of
Virginia's mountains; it stirred the
bosom of Hie Missouri, and struck
like a trumoet call oa the bleedieg
he-art of Kansas.
Aud everywhere as long expect
ing recogni.ed the summons, and
rose to gird their loin' ftnd to obey.
The hours of quiet pi?aratioa pass,
the day arrives, and: when mother
dawns it is known oE all the world
how well Ohio ha-s been answered.
A memo v.ble day. The beginning
of a new era. The birthday God
prrant of Intiue freedom of tlo ieo
Oplrt North and South, Cast and West,
from oppression and misrule.
A IIcmiip i ka l!e Operation.
Fiornt.i" VIi;i-::11 f X. Y. T.mos
B. Fi anklin made his name famous
when he llew his kite and brought
down lightning from the clouds
which had been tlying nvound with
q out )aying ils way. Now we not
only iLish through on wires, but
science has crip;led electricity and
used it to perform miracles. The
Times' readers will repiember when
C n. KMpati-ick returned home from
Jlifli. throe years since, of his hav
ing a remarkable operation pe.-fovm-eiViixm
Lim hjii jhi -ician in Xevv
lork, wlu removed & large tie-.hv
electricity was let on the bunch h. d
ent't vly dis;pOi red. A rem.---liable
oeia(im was pe formed by a Whila
h;lt physician a few days ar-o. A
k'onth-uiaii who h?d been st'iTei'iaj
from a snpei-nbuinLuiec of adiooe
tissue consulted a physician, asking
for relief Lorn its bmdeu. The doe
tor iold him he could relieve him ii
ho would consent to a painful olKira
tion. The gentleman consented, and
with the medical jn-actitioner, enter
ed the telegraph olice at this place.
The fat man was requested to remove
his co;t and vest, alter wliich the
physician snr rounded him with win's
attaching the ends to a powerful bat
levy. At a si-rnal from the doctor.
Manager W. 1). Eddv let on the cov
rent. The patient vriilied and twist-'
evl when he felt the enneut passing .
around him; stilPhe stood like j
martyr. 1'reseutly lie began to
shrink; he grew smaller and smaller;
his clothing hung in bags alout his
fast-diminishing form. The doctor
f..lf ,,.i,..K tt. ii r i
- u n i. iit nit: i:siiii, oi Alls
Oe!eriutmt,(i while the formerly f.-.t
man's jTy avms very great, although
he seemed to bo sulfering acute pain.
All of a suddeu there was heard a
loud clicking at the instrument, as if
randimonium's great hall had' bren
let loose. The opciaior pr.ng
qnicklv to answer the call. Ife :-.s
cevtained it wj f.-om the New York
oiliee. lie quickly asked what's
npV" An answer came btck as if
some infuriated demoa was .it the
ofher end ol the wire.; "Wh. t in
thunder ;m yon about .' Cut oiTvonr
wires quick yoa nre tilting the'2sew
York oiliee with soap-grease."
Tast IIurouY oftiie "Vir.urxiiTs."
The vessel lias leen twice owned by
thoCiovernmeat. Once she belonged
to Mie division of captm-ed and alian
doned properly of the rreasurv, b
which she was sold; and again, in
17 --she was seized at Mobile for
debt of the defaulticr AssU,nt
Treasurer. She was then brought to
the Potomac and sold to x New Yorker
named Paterson. Her name was
then Vinfiniit, but npon leing taken
to New York it was chartged to Vir
ginias. The Virgiaiux and the vsssel
whiehOeaptured her, the Tonuvlo,
were both built on the Clyde by the
B:ine. -.builder, for blockade-runners
during the M ar.
A Druggist's clerk in Savannah,
Geo'-gia. hred a pistol into a barrel
of "non-explosive" kerosene, oil,
just for the fun of the thingj The
barrel, and the yonng mau went off
almost as quick as the pistol did,
Cand the funeral was largely attended.
" An Iowa woman gave her husband
a dose of morphine to f-ure him of
chewing tobacco. She broke him of
the costby habit, but the funeral ex
penses would have kepH him in to-
stay, "there or emigrate to his future
home h 11.
i
formation from the jtene.nl's neck
by lillb2rit f nil of nelles and then
attach in ga galvanicwatte-y to it.
Ten minuses pfter tiTs enrreut of
laceo lor several vears. l tc
..i iT
John A. iingnam ua-Jien sent to "v
japan as minister. Ji is (jovern- as
' i. 1 1 1 U4t 1 . , i
meiii,'- oum in; ut-iit-r uu ii ne won ( i
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l'roctor Knott on the Monopolies.
"Why, every avenue of active en
terprise is crowded with them. In
every conflict for material prosperi
ty, whether on the Land or
on the sea, in the mine or tne
I manufactory; in the busy haunts of
commerce or tne uesoiate somuues
of the forest, on every arena in
which, human industry or skill can
be employed, we find them arraying
iron sinews of a remorseless consol
idated capital against the over hatch
ed tissue of individual energy and
unorganized labor. Turn which way
we will, on every hand we are con
fronted by these ideal persons, bv
the soulless beings, these artificial,
intangible, iinov e ial monsters
whom an Omnipoiant God never
created, and for whom a suffering
Saviour never died. If we take the
wings of morning, and dwell in the
uttermost parts of the sea, lo! they
are there. If we say surely the dark
ness shall cover us, behold they are
there, and I have no doubt if you
would descend into hell, you would
find their lobbyists crowding the
corridors of pandemonium, asking a
charter that would enable them
to make a monopoly of the broad
road that leads to perdition. "Why
they have even invaded the sanctu
ary of the living God, and assumed
to peddle out the religion of Jesus
Christ. The rage for corporate priv
ileges has actually got to that pass
that the Young Men's Christian As
sociation cannot hold a prayer meet
ing until they have procured a char
ter from Congress or some State
Legislature authorizing them to sue
and be sued, plead and be impleaded,
end to buy and sell real estate.
Having been appointed (says a
"Wisconsin man) to administer on
the estate of a neighbor recently
ceased. I was greatly annove
applications for an order for tao
grave-&lone for the depavLe!. After
some three or four weeks a very
gentlemanly "marble man" intro
duced himself, told me his business,
and asked for " the job." I replied
that as soon as a pe-.-son was danger
ously ill, " a grave-sl.one man" made
his appearance and demanded "the
job," and asked for the inscription
io: the head stone. He replied that
he knew it was so, and added, " I
don't do it. and I won't, for it isn't
decent, but in'ten find myself in the
same 'fix' that ))eaeon was i i.'
" How was thai?" I asked. " Why,"
said he. "old Deacon B had
long had his eves on Mrs. W ,
whose husband had for .several weeks
lingered on the bordevs of the grave.
A few days a iter! lie f e -iei al of brother
W the Deacon mude aiviendlv
call on the widow, and iii the couvse
of the conversation remarked that
r.fter a n-oje iinie lirxl elapsed he
proposed to ollev her the consolal io l
of his hand and heart, which he
hoped would not le unacceptable to
her. ' O, Deacon,' she replied, 'yoe
are too iale: Ehlf-r G spol-e :j
ine f t '? (j. -o.ee!' "
in J S5i), when a .
pgi lating the peoo'
e.it
reio.m was
. J. G. Hol-
land publ'shed a little poem which
we herewith leproduee as one of this
line of si . e-s a-d strain. It is time
ly nov as iii ISoU:
iCiiHl.'iviMis incii! a time like this de-
inunos
Sirong minds, great hearts, true faith,
and ready hands ;
Men whom the lust of office does not
kill ;
Men whom the spoils of office cannot
I my ;
Men who possess opinions and a will:
Men wlm have hono -; men who will
not lie ;
Men who stand before a deinnone.
And damn his treaeliereus llatteries
without winking.
Pall men, sun-crowned, who live above
tli r);4
In public duty and in p- ivate thinkiu?;
Nor, while the rabble in their thumb
worn creeds,
'1 heir lai-e professions and their little
deeds
Mingle in selfish strife, lo! Freedom
weeps,
Wronsr rules the land, and waiting
J list ice .sleeps.
TnECHiEF-JrsTressini. The tele
graph tells us that it was stated in
"Washington. yesterday, that Associate
Justice Miller, of the Supreme Court,
will be promoted to the phtce of
Chief Justice, that Attorney-General
Williams will be appointed Associate
'T,nstiee in l)1:U'e of Miller, and that
Edward Tierrepont, of New York,
"vll be made Attorney-General. Mr.
llliams hails from Orearon. and
Associate Justice Field from Califor
nia. This would give two places on
the Supreme IJench to the Pacific
Coast. 5. E. Examiner,
"When man comes home and tries
to bolt his door with a sweet potato,
pokes the lire wilh the spout ot a coffee-pot.
attempts to wind up the clock
with his boot Jack, tries to cut kind
lidgwood for the morning with a
paper knife, takes a cold potato in
his hand to light him to bed, and
prefers s'eeping in his hat and boots
you may reosonbly infer that he has
been making the acquaintance of
some very friendly ieople.
Dead, is it? Fossilized, is it? Ar.te
delnvian, moribund, sick, decv- "t.
is it? Given up the ghost, h - : J
Uetnrued to the shady realms b
yond the St sian river, has it? The
old llonrbon is in his grave, is he?
The moribund rump of the old pro
slavery party gone where the wood
bine twineth, hus it? All right! We
care not by what " pet name" we
are called, so long as we are aWe to
win great and 'dot-ions victories.
Gr.iml Ropiilx Di'wrri't.
An exchange tells this: A good
lady who, on the death of her first
husband married his brother, has a
portrait of the former hanin" in
her dining room. One dav a visitor
noticing the painting, asked: "Is
fi .a A,me,mber ot the familv?"
Uli! that my poor brother-in-'aw,
was the ingenious reply.
A girl of reason comments thus on
Mormomsm: "How absurd! four
or hve wives to one man, when the
fact is, each woman in these times
ought to have four or five husbands.
It would take about that number to
support me decently."
It is announced, on the authority,
of conrse,of an "eminent physician'
that it is not considered' healthy
) rise before 8 o'clock in the morn
)T Thi3 applies onlv to men
'ives can rise at 7 and start the fire
heretofore. -
The devil tempts everybody, but
I the liar tempts the devil.
BSTBRPRISB ANNO UNCBMBNT.
THE ENTERPRISE
A LOCAL DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPER
F O It THE
Farmer, Business Man, & Family Circle.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
.A.. NOLTjNtER,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
OFFICIAL PAPE3 FOR CLACKAMAS CO
OFFICE In Dr. Thessing's Brick, next
door to John Myers store, up-stalrs.
Terms of Subscription t
Single Copy One Year, In Advance $2.50
" Six Months " " 1.50
Terms of Advertising!
Transient advertisements, including
all l-?gal notices, square ol twelve
lines one week $ 2.50
For each subsequent insertion... l.oo
One Column, one year 120.00
Half " " " .. uo.OO
Quarter" " " 40.00
Business Card, 1 square, one year 12.00
ENTERPRISE BOOK & JOB
OFFICE
OREGON CITY, : OREGON.
WE A HE PREPARED TO EXECUTE
all kinds of
JOB HUNTING,
such as
CARDS',
BILIj-IIKADS,
I'AM I'll LISTS,
i) suns,
mortgages,)
I;Ari:ls,
listtbr-itbads,
in fact all kinds of work done a in IYlntiiig
Oiiiee, at
PORTLAND PRICES.
ALL. KINDS OP
LEGAL BLANKS
constantly on hand, and for salo at as low
a price as can be had in the State.
Work !SoIictel
A X D
SATISFACTION GUAHAMTZED.
Oregon City. March 21. lS7$-tf.
AGENTS FOR T1IK ENTER l'ill.SE.l
The following persona nre authorized to
act as agents for the Enterprise :
ieo. I. Rowel I & Co., 40 Park Row, New
York.
Co", NVetherill & Co., 007 Chestnut street,
Philadelphia. -
Abhott & Co., Xo.SJ and 81 Nassau street.
New York.
Portia nd.Oregon b. Samuel
San Francisco K f
St. II-lens, Columbia county S. A. Mit'-s
Astoria, Clatsop county N.. Van Dusi'n
Sale in... f Williams
Harrisburjr r. H. Smith
IaiayfM, Vanihill comity I.Ij.K'-r:usoii
lalla.s, Polk county Dave Holmes
Meiiton county '. V. A. Wells
Corvallis J Ion. John iSnrnett
(.'anyon C'ity.iiraiit co W. 11. I.aswfll
Albany . X.Arnold
Dalles, Waseo county, X. II. (iat.es
batirande, Union county A. ('. Craiy:
lVndleton, Umatilla county s. V . Iviiox
Eiwnc City.
Ros -burg
Lebanon
Af. Thompson
( I j. I'.nstow
Hon. b. K. Iin'
C. T. .rontatjuo
1.1. It. Ralston
Jacksonville Hon. K. I . Koinlray
Isnng Tom If. C. Huston
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Rmvt Creek
Hufteville
Cascades
Uanby A..
'uttinir's .
Eajle Crek
Harding's
bwver Molalla.
-Milwaukie
( isweiro
..C. F. R.vati
folin Zumwalt
II.nrv Af'Hiiihi
I. W. Strawser
.....1). Wright
Frank W. Foster
.Capl . 'A. ('. Norton
W. Moreland
...John II ajren border
violin lioole
Upper Molalla....
W. II. Vaughan
SOCIETY" NO TICES.
oni:(;ox lodge xo. 3, 1. 1. o. p.,
Meets every Thursla3r -fgs,.
evening at 7 'i 'elok, in the iiisSS
O.l. I Fellows' Hall, Main
street. Meinlers of the Or
der are invited to attend. By order
J y. G.
ua;m;c'CA oix;ri:i: i.o!ji xo.
: T o n t.1 Afo..u in ti.a
x will III A. IH r- f m
iiiiv t-VfiniiLt.s eaeil llliiliin, r
.if'7i-.,.'..i.u.L- i. IWiia
Fellows' Hall. Members of the Degree
:m c invited to attend.
ULTXO.HAII LODGE X). I, A.l'.
A A. M., Holds its regular com- a
munieations on the First and wV
Third .Saturday; in each month,
at 7 o'clock from the 3)tli of Sen.
temljer to the 3Lh of :Iarch ; and 7?i
o'clock from the :20th of March to the
2oth of September. Rrethreii in good
standing are invited to attend.
Ry onler of XV. M.
1'AM.S EXCAMPJIEXT (). 1,1. ().
O. V., Meets at Odd Fellows ry
Hall on the First andThinl Tues- rf
day of eaeh mouth. Patriarchs VV
in goKl sUinding are invited to attend.
JOHN 31. I5AC0X,
IMPORTKR AXD DEALER
In Rooks, Stationery, Perfum
ery, etc., etc.
Oregon City, Oregon.
"At Charman k Warner's old stand,
lately occupied by S. Ackeman, Main st.
F R RE S H
SHOALWATER BAY
OYSTERS!
THE UNDERSIGNED AWOITNTFS
toth iti?:rns of Ororron City that Hp
has reopened his Oyster Saloon and I Res-
a? T "tew to
Oregon City, .pt. M, vnt.
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. W. NORRIS, SX. 13.,
PHYSICIAN AXD SUB6EOX,
OREGON CITY. O R B O O N.
trrOtB.ee Up-Stairs in Charman's Brick,
Main Street. auglltf.
H. W. ROSS, M.D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
PEUMAXCXTLY LOCATED.
Will attend to calls night or day. Office on
Main street. oiosite Masonic Hall. Resi
dence on the hill, where he will he please
to receive nilit calls.
Oregon City, Or., Set. 30, 1873. oc3iu3,
W. H. W ATKINS, M. D.
Surg-con.
PORTLAND. - - OREGON.
?OFFICE Odd Fellow's Temple.corner
rirstand Alder streets. Residence corner
oi 3iain and Seventh streets.
Drs. Welch & TJiompsoii,
DENTISTS,
OFFICE IN
OBI) EEL L 0 )rs TEMP L E,
Corner of First and Alder Streets,
PORTLAND - . OREGON'.
J Will be In Oropon City on Saturdays.
Nov. 3 if
S.HUELAT.
CIIAS. E. WARREX,
HUELAT ql WARREN
Attorneys-at-Lavv,
0RE30N CITY, - - OREGON.
KTOFFICE-Charman's brick, Main st.
5m ar 1372 .-tf.
JOHNSON & McCOVN
ATT0R.ErS AXD COUNSELORS AT-LAW.
Oregon City, Crcon.
7"VHI tract.i?e in nil t lio '..nw ..r i.n
State. .Siecial attenUon uiven to eases in
the U. fc. Ijund Oltice at tlreiron Citv-
5airlS72-tf.
L- T. BARIN,
.i ATTORNEY-AT-LAVV,
OREGON CITY, : : OREGON.
OFFICE Over Pone's Tin St
Street. 21m;ir7;-f
J- T. APP2RSON,
OFFICE IX POSTOFFICE BUILDINO.
l.e-M 1 TVnclei-., CliirUn iiims roimtr Or
tler, mill Oregon C ity Ortler
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
NOTARY ITJRT.TO.
Ixians nejrotiated. PnllivMnn. ..t,i..
to, and a General Crokeage business parried
on
JanUtf.
A. NOLTNER
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
oitrcuo.voiTv.
M A x u y A C T () R I yx.
Savier, LaRoctiue & Co.
Oregon City.
Keep constantly on hand for sale p'lour
Middlings, Ulan and Chicken Feed Parties
purchasing feed must furnish the sack
WAGON AND CARRIA3E
rrillE UNDERSIGNED,
i bavins' Increased tli.. .:!. fW
the old stand on the -a
Curlier of Main and Thlnl Street,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of Informing his old pa-
.tun us many new ones as may ie
pieas -ti i.o.caii, that he is now pr .-pared
wirn ample room, good 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
i-om inon uart to a uoncord Coach. Try me.
Hlackmi4lil;isr, Ilre or Ox Shoeing,
and General Jobbing neatly, micklr, and
cheaply done. DA V ID S.M i Til.
WILLIAM SiyiGEK
HAS ESTABLISHED
A FACTORY ii
FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF
Furniture,
Blinds,
and Doors,
AND JIOCLDrXfJS OF ALL SIZES.
They will also do Turning of evcrv de
scription to order,
WITH NEATNESS AND DISPATCH!
IGTAH work warranted. Shop on the
Siioji Opposite Oregon
City Mills.
JAMES MILNE,
MASONIC HALL BUILDING
Oregon Cit1
Oregon.
KEEKS CONSTANTLY
on hand and for sale
'iheap Tor cash, '
Parlor, Bedroom.
Office. Sittlngroom, and
Kitchen Furniture,
Bureaus, Lounges,
Rocking Chairs,
Whatnots, Bedsteads,
Washstands, Curled
Hair, and Pulu
Pulu Pillows, Mattresses,
Spring Reds,
Picture Frames,
, Mouldings, etc., etc.
Special attention . . .
work In nil tt. . ii . 1 " i pnoisterv
n"aP KPftfe,!''" with neat-
Call nH T-.-;. uruure made order,
call and xamine for yoursives. I7may72
COURTESY OF BMJCROFT LIBRARY
USIVERSITT OF CALIRNIA '
BERSLEY, CALIR)RTjta
MBR CHA NDISS.
JOHN MYERS,
OREGON CSTY-
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES, !
ROOTS and
SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CHOCKERY,
AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Books and Stationery.
I will pay the highest prices for
Buder, --!;,
and all kinds of
GOCD COJfJTRY PRODUCE.
I will sell as low as any house In Oregon for
CASH OR ITS BQ VIVA LBNT
n Good Merchantable Produce.
I am selling very low for
CASM ' I1AV
M
Give me a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYERS.
Oregon City, March 21. 1S73.
GOOBJi
GOOD NEWS!
PRICES REDUCED TO SUIT THE TIMES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD1
BAKGAIXSt
S. ACKER MAN & CO.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
fwhich they offer
CIIEArER THAN THE CHEAPEST!
We would say come and convince your
self before purchasingelsewhere. Ourstock
consists in part of
Eancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Roots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer-
ies, Hard
ware, and a great many other articles too numer-
ours to mention ; also,
Doors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc.
All kinds of Produce taken In exchange
for Goods'
ALSO
Wool Tanted
For which we pay the Highest Prices.
S. ACKERMAN 4 CO.
Oregon City, October 31, 187-tf.
f-
AUCTIION AND COMMISSION.
A. B. RICHARDSON,
Auctioneer,
Cornier of Front & Ouk sts., Portland.
Auction nlcs
Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Mer
chandise and Horses.
SALE DAYS Wednesday and Saturday.
A. 11. RICHARDSON,
Auctioneer.
A t I"iivssie JIc.
English Refined Bar and Rundle Iron,
English Square and Octagon Cast
Steel, Horse. Shoes, Rasps,
Saws, Sere ws, Fry-l'ans,
the-t Iron, R.
G. Iron.
ALSO
A large assortment of Groceries and Liq
uors. A. R. RICHARDSON,
Jan. 1, 1873-tf. Auctioneer.
STEAM I'OWER JO 13
CO
Man ufaet ures to order Ac
count liooks.of all sizes and
styles, Rail Tickets, Rill Heads
Rlank Rnoksof any pattern that
Is desired.wit h or w it hout printed
headings.Rlanks, Rriefs.Catalogues,
QQ
G. II. Iliineg.
I . K. IlieLs.
H I M E S & CO.
CO
W A. X 111 b Ul A VI Llallll J X CgVUi
Cnrds, Certifiicntes, Checks, f'ireu-'
I .....!.. I . . I I.' X" -
HI.-, J J HHJ-I., rUll'THt ft- )
ttces,IIandt)ills, Invoces, Labels,
Iietterheads.IVjsters.I'roram rs
Itec-ii.ts. Show Cards. Shiij-
ninsr Tairs. Tickets, ic. Ac. 35
A. C. WALLIE5C'S
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
Pittock's Builcline- Corner ot
and Front Streets.
Stark
PORTLAND,
OREGON.
BLANK ROOKS RULED AND ROUND
to any desired pattern. Music books.
Magazines, Newspai-rs, etc., bound in ev
ery variety of style known to the tirade.
Orders Irom the e.uutry promptly at
tended to.
OREGON CITY EREWERY-
Henry Huinliol,
TJAVIXtJ PTTRCHAS-
X 1
ed the rtove Rrew- c
cry wishes to Inform the public that he is
now prepared to manufacture a No. 1 qual
ity oi
I, AG BR BBBR,
as good as can be obtained anvwhere in
the state. Orders solicited and promptly
mil u.
MUS X O
New, Fresh, and Sparkling!
THE CL USTER
A KEW Ml SIC BOOR FOR THE USE OF
Conventions, Singing Classes,
Church Choirs,
AND THE
Home Circle.
THE G LU STER
BY
S. WESLEY MARTIN",
J. M. STILL3IAX,
A K D
T. MARTIN TO AVNE,
ITice ?1..:) 2er Iht. Sinrlc coUcs sent, ixtxt-
ad nit ess :
J. L. PETERS,
599 Brondway, New York.
iron SCHOOLS.
FAIRY VOICES
A NEW SINGING-CLASS BOOK.
COMPILED AND ARRANGED
BY WILLIAM DRESSIER.
ITIce S6 Per Doi. SIffl, Copies tent.
- L . rriiiv.
Address, J. L. PICTJiRS,
5?i UrciKhvny,
New York.
THE SOTiC ECHO
The Poi ular Singing-School Book.
BY IT. S. I 'KT? iciis
Price S7.50 per Do. Sin-l eopiH 8et
Pwst.puid, fur ?.je.
Address J. L. PETEHs,
51H1 l!ioaily,
N'e-w York,
August JSth, 4m.
THE PARKER GUN,
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BRtfS
WEST MERIDEN.CT.
HEW YORK HOTEL.
(Deutl'cht-s Galthaus.)
No.
ii trani Mn-.t, Opposite the Mail
di-uuisnip landing,
PORTLANU, ORKGOX.
H.ROTIU OS, J. J. AVILKEXS, Proprietors.
Hoard ? Week
IUard s Week with loui"in"""
Board Day
$".0)
li.tH)
1.00
IJACIFIC
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE,
Southwest Corner First and IWcrrison Stf.
I'ORTLA ND, ORBGON.
27ROAI THIS
. adopted the
DATE AVE HAVE
CASII BASIS AXD HARD TIMES PRICES.
una see us and there will be mutu
al satisfaction.
C .
CUSTOMERS AT. OUK LOW
PEICIS
......... AN .
OURSELVES AT CASH
GEORGE A. PEASE,
Southwest Corner First and Morrison Sts.
Portland, Oregon.
Aurast 22d. 1676-tf.
ens.
Social attention i ,
this excellent Machine and ..'""y in
elegant styles of st'ill
we now have one i that Ue ".r V' lU,T
easy running and having TaU t QUU-t
cuhar excellencies of tlioUu rXV1 ht'r
Is sur to please. Irthere i
in a t housand miles " ""'Ith.
not working well. 1 u-m : ... ". I"ranclw-
out any expense to the owV.;,lU to il ith.
nt.
Is the only Machine tl.lt Sj
more than one direction i!?. M itt
vrrsible feed-a reat advn "l.i,!'1," r'
ing ends ol seams, in quilting"1 lavt-
'
XL CI
Circular or san,.,ie .7r V.-.!',, "r
you
THE I. EST!
j... i. . .... i .Inc.!,,..
11 Y
Machines sold on liberal terms..
FLOKEKCE
SEAVING MAC IIIXKs.
SAKUZL ITILL,AEt
L.ria Jiottl j;,nri,r, S
2tnaylST:iiS.
s . , . .
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yrrtucisro
fXSAN F R A N C i S C 0. , ; '. -V . .
March 21, 1873 Jem
SHADES SALOON,
C. A. KAAS, - - Ficr.
Kain Street, Crcgon City.
T EST ril.IJARD TAFI F.S IN iIIFfK'N
I liiivc licrn ii.tn.iiiu i il .) t l.i-i.n I ri-
tor invitesthenttertion ol tin- low rst.f iliis
opoi.ular iuiius nicnt lo them.
TUB BAR IS SUITLIKD
with all the choicest qualities of Liquors
and Cigars. Scotch, irid. nn.i I i.i rhon
already lamous Whislii. s and Punch ; also
SHOOTING GAI.LKIIV
is connected with the Saloon
uregon ity, Jan. 1, l.S72-tf.
LIVERY, FEED, HUD SALE
rpilE T"NIFRSIGNFD PROPRIETOR OF
J the I iverv Sfnliieon Kinii street r i:on
City, i iretton," keeps constantly on liana
Saddle nl Itiif iry Ilni He.
IPi-ieess X?eiHOiiablc.
He will also run a hack to and frem the
VILKGIT SODA SFRINGS
during the summer season, wftti pooo
horsts.competent and frentlrmnn ly drivers.
FAEE AT LIVING BATES.
J. M. KRAZER, IVoprictor.
Oregon City. May 27. 173.
About 150 pounds ofJono; prim-
er, ol winch this is an imrrc-M"
1Ias lvqn in UPC hul a F,lort t:n)r'
o-ood work. IVice 25 cents V
eitlicr tied up or in cases cafe5
extra.
A LSO,
A small font of Nonperiel of vliich thi 15 n
impression. l"nte So cents V As pood a.- i -
lliL-re.in enough to set about one column of th
paper solid. Address this othc.
CHOICE MEATS!
LOGISA; ALiliRIGIIT Iinve ju r
ceived a fine lot of beef cattle irom
John Day countrv. They are tbe '""Vji
ever broupht to this valley before, na
ne nutcnered for this marKfi. . r 'il
pose to sell cheap. Give them a emit
get the choicest of meats. ..
uregon City, Way ikw, ijjtcj.
f yERYBEsr
mi BAKER'S m
fe, x&r 41' w-w
mm