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THE ENTERPRISE. !
OREGON CITY, OREGON. MR. 37. 157 1.
Ttir Entrrprlte for the Cnmpnlgn.
Wo will furnish the F.NTERriUrin from
now until the 13th of June next, for flfty
nt. Our friends in every part of the
Mate, and especially in this county, nre re
queued to make upcluls fort he campaign.
Missioxauv Convocation. A Mis
" Hionsiry Convocation of the Episcopal
Church is lieinjr held at this place, the
first service of which was held lust
evening- There will be services in the
Church this morning at Wi o'clock,
and this evening;, ami to-morrow eve
nin" at 7'i o'clock. On Sunday morn-
kr 1'ii tl ind. the K-3V. A. Jj. Nicholson
of Vancouver, and the Kev. J. It. W.
Nell wood of Mihvaukie.
That Petition. In our last issue
appeared a paragraph in relation to tho
nhjrAng of a lady's name to a ietition
to tho Legislature, in regard to tho
elective franchise. There appears to
bo two sides to the question, onedeny
inK that til . name of the lady ww on
the petition, while others assert that
th.v saw it upon it. As far as we are
con -erned we d not charge either of
the i.tdies who circulated the petition
Willi forging tho name, as wo have
neither seen the petition or know any
thing about it. only what we have been
told on good authorit3'.
Who is Sin-:? The following is tho
address on a letter, received at the Or-
ron Citv postuiliec: "Mrs. Doctor ,
This la l v's maiden name was Ellen
Hiiuilt mm, tiftrnin Fincastle, Virginia;
is about fi ) to ti l years old ; moved from
Missouri to Oregon. Postmaster will
confer a favor bv showingthis letter to
All Doctors. .. that she may get it.
Also another : "Mr. Tumbon, to Ore
gon Citv. This is a itviuiren letter for
mv eon'nxti n. p!-ms Post master take
hit out t 1'
thar. give
name.
I hit
if tha is no tumbon
env bodv of that
liit to
"Si-:r ITc." From what we can learn
in r.-gard to the R'.dical primaries in
this "ounty, they were a regular 'Set
up" for certain county candidates, and
great dissatisfaction is expressed by
tho better element of the pirty. If the
delegates t hat are now elected go into
n n (inin iti oil to-:n irrow, a ring which
has been sie.-essfnlly formed, will get
the o:li :es, and a ticket will b-j placed
in t.io held t hat will bo defeated by a
han H me majority.
1)k;.K!ites.-TIi.; f Howing persons
wore elected tleleg ites to the Radical
Coun.y Convention, which is to meet
in mis city to-:nrrow : Jliram Coch
ran, J. D. Mill. r, Wm. Ihoughton, A.
J. Appers n. M. A. X-.r.ittou. J. S. Mc
Donald. C. M. Kcs . r, J. M. Welsh. T.
J. S,oon-r, c'o:-ge Ncwm ui and '. N.
Jreenman. Th ticket was so well
"iix -d u " t!i:;t the delegates were all
1 t d ":! th ; first b illot," an I the re
sult has ere. tied considerable dissatis
faction. " W n. t.am urn:
and elegant 1) at.
C:i i i;r.' i ais new
belonging to tho W.
H.T. Company, m:id
Vcstordav to this eiiv.
her first trip
and passed on
up tl. rough th" Lecs. She is the large-it
an 1 most h widsomely furnished
hoit on th Willimett-. 'We have no
doubt hut the Chief will become the
f a vorittr b it on t he route. T.ie Com
pati v iiovv has a ti rst-dass lot of IriaM,
Hii.l n i t' am :le facilities t aeeommo
dv.e th d. man 1 ; f the tratle.
N-'v V.o :c. ---Tiie Oilded Age,' Mark
T.vaie.'s In: book, is the best, on the
whol of all t'.ii- humorist's efforts at
lMok iu ik'.ng. satire, throughout, is
verc g iod. Th hits at the follies of
t!inVu;i-' ar ; original an 1 inimitable.
T:i l.ok Us.il lv saosei i ti n. and
rutin it t-.: procure;
prodigi' iis-t success
without pree-.b nt.
otherwise. It is a
and its sales are
Mr. 1. Wright is
agv-nl for tiii i county
book.
tor this popular
I.itrrr.n Iisr. The following is a
li.it :" tiie le tters remaining in the
Post-..illce at Oregon City, Mare'.i 27th,
1 7 1 :
Joi 1 Reason, Wm . Rloid, James Ea
ton, John Rhodes, Miss Carrie Rhodes,
Tivl r v" Johnson, Wm Tumbon, Tay
lor. Klhiidge, an 1 Josiah Wilson.
If eillc 1 for, pleisesav when "adver
tUed.-' J.M. V.vcov, P.M.
CoNiu noN or M u. Warren. At tho
the time of going to press the condi
tion of Mr. Warren i- quite favorable,
aii'l th'. r.- i- every prospect of his early
ro.MO'rv. Xo oth-. r ca e of small-Kix
has ma:le its appearance, and as every
preci 'itiou is being used to confine it
when- it originated, there is hardly
any probability of its spreading.
Ifc.Kisnr. S.-hool Clerks can obtain
their orders for the County apportion
ment, by calling at this office. The Su
perintendent h n not been able to pt r
feet his report for publication yet, but
will do so next week. Tho amount of
money to bo distributed is near S-.I K.
It is apportioned at tin rate of i'l 03 to
the scholar.
(ioit:.-Major Thos. Charman, ac
companied by his son Fred, left hero
last Saturday for San I-'rancisco, for the
purpose of parehasinga stock of Spring
and Summer goods. The Major wiil
le hack in about three weeks, when he
will display a tine tock of goods.
Fin:; Weatiikc.
wo h:vve had most
For tho past week
splendid weather.
Everything bears the appearance of
spring and the trees are beginning to
bud forth. The farmers are busy put
ting ill their Spring crops.
Examination. The quarterly exam
ination of teachers will le held at the
Seminary1 on Saturday, March tNth ; all
teachers who expect to teach in the
public schools of this county must bo
present at this public examination.
New (Jooijn. Messrs. s. Ackerman
A Co , expect a large stock of Spring
and Summer goods to arrive from San
Francisco next week, which they are
going to oiler at very low prices. Call
rarly and get your choice.
In Town. We had a call from Dr.
Thessing last Wednesday. The Dr. has
returned to this count v and now re
sides near Milwaukie". Hon. W. A.
Starkweather also gave us a call on
Wednesday.
Tho beautiful weather we are now en
joying is lcinir quite extensively taken
advantage of by tho jK'oplo in this vi
rility, in (.hinting their gardens for the
coming season.
15o.'rd ok IIealtu. At a special
meeting of the City Council last Satur
day, Messrs. John Myers. V. C. John
sou and Dr. J. . Norris were appoint
ed a hoard of Health.
Cai.lkd. Mr. Hugh Small, traveling
asrent and" correspondent of the Orego
ihau, 'save us a call last Ttiesda3'.
Kev. x. Doaxe will preach in the
Methodist Church of this city, next
-anlvuii morniutr and evening."
Inir the Kite of Continuation win toau-miri-t
-red. Tho clergy in attendance
tiipse serviees are the Kev.J. II. Iial
- r,T rvlieni. Lilt- i . - - ' tit iiui ivii
Comniunicatiou.
"Vice is a monster of so foul a mien,
That to be hated needs but to be seen.
JJL'T seex too oft, familiar with its
sight,
We lirst ontluro, then pitv. then get
tight I"
Pope's familiar lines ought to de
ter our wearers of crinoline from
rushing furiously into the breeches
that seem now to bo open to them, in
the saloon business. It seems from
the thoroughly hardened, and stony
character of conscience, that is
usually met with behind the bar, that
sudden conversions are infrequent,
and therefore it behooves the ladies,
in order to carry out their campaign
successfully, to make calls so nu
merous as to come within the pur
view of those whom Pope had in his
mind's eye, when issuing tho Bull
above referred to. And the old fa
ble, of "Catching a Tartar," must
have come visibly to his pontifical
optics, when composing it. We
therefore, warn the ladies before com
mencing the crusade, of the danger
they incur, lint we urge them to
begin at once, and we earnestly hope
they will so wield the shibboleth of
womanly unction as to bring to sup
plication and surrender, every saloon
keeper in town. In that triumphal
hour our hearts elato with tho victory-
you havo accomplished, and
swelling witli the" gratitude I can
poorly express when the barrels are
rolled into tho street, and their
bungs knocked out, I shall be there
too, with a -bucket. It needs but
earnest work on j our part, and we
'will gather by the river' of this swift
rolling tide of "whisky -smashes."
However, to the "strong-minded"
we would advise : Does your husband
or children tipple to excess? Then,
for the husband, pluck the last rem
nant of hair, "which you have hith
erto overlooked, that clings forlornly
on Ins cranium; if the poker is now
an acute, beat it into an obtuse angle
over his head or, vice versa; after
which, if this treatment should fail,
make home attractive and loving to
him, by kind and wifely administra
tions; banish from the premises what
little of currant, blackberry, or grape
wine you are in the habit of keeping
on hand yourselves, and take the
temperance pledge with him. As
for your children, there stands forth
that particularly strong Bible injunc
tion; "Spare the rod and spoil the
child; and, altogether, tho "woman's
movement" on her children ought to
commence vigorously at home.
It is whispered that one certain saloon-keeper
in town will insist, when
the ladies visit him, that he shall
have a turn about at prayer; so that
when a woman prays for him, he asks
the privilege of praying for the wo
man. He is therefore posting him
self on all the vanities of dross, and
peccadilloes of action, including
"back-biting," and slander, indulged
in by the softer sex, an. lit is calcula
ted there will be a scene when these
things come to pass.
However, speed t!io woman's move
ment. I am interested, and as I do
not keep a still, I can't keep still un
til I see the cohorts of Temperance
moving in solid phalanx and grim
temper, against the common enemy.
Begin ! Begin!! A.
OukIIk.vvy Tax-Pa ykks- The fol-
lowing persons and firms pay over ;
f'AOO) taxes for the year 1S73; an av
erage, of $1SS,4" each. Tiie four largest
individual tax-paers are D.P.Thomp
son, Oeo. EiRoipie, Thos. Charmaii
and D. C. liatourette who pay about
$ol,00 combined: the largest tax is
paid bv tho O. tt C. R. It. Co.. ?2.3si;
seven pay over $tiiH) each and the bal
ance troin $100, upwards: A. J. Ap
norson. Albright tX Eomis F. N Rlau-
ehet, Wm. lkulow, Mrs. K. llradburv,
J. E. Mallow, Mrs. M. M. Charman,
do., administratix, Thomas Charman.
Robt. Cautield. J. W. Cochran, V. E.
Dement. W. E. Dement (estate). Win.
Elliot, Everding it liecbe, European
Eand Co. E. 15. Fellows. Hugh tior
den, 13. GoldsmiMi, W. F. High field,
A. F. Hedges, Hawlev, Dodd & Co.,
Mrs. E. Harvey, Dan. Harvev (estate),
Savier EaRoqiib it Co., Geo. EaEopie,
Chas. Eogus, li. D. c. Eatourette. J. H.
Eambert, Jeo. Marshall, John Mvers,
O. C. M. Co., O. I. Works, O. C. It. It.
Co., Geo. A. Pease, C. W. Pope, Mary
P rosso r (estate). Max. Hanisby, James
Shirley, D. 1. Thompson, Owen Wade,
David' Wagner. W. V. C. A 1;. Co., Ar
thur Warner.
Vacation. The lirst quarter of Prof.
Pope's Grammar School closed last
Friday. Studies will bo resumed in a
short time.
Jcst GiiotXDS. Tho delegates
vlio attendctl the Albany Conven
tion bitterly complain of the treat
ment they received at the St. Charles
Hotel at that place. The proprietor
charged the lodgers one dollar per
night, and the beds in many instan
ces were very inferior. To play the
grab game, when a person has a
chance, is not good policy, as in the
future, those who were imposed
upon will give him and his hotel a
wide range.
New Papek. We have received
tho first number of tho Eastern Or
egon Tribune, published by Mr. M.
H. Abbott, at Tendleton, Umatilla
county. It U Democratic in Poli
tics, edited with ability, and presents
a very neat typographical appear
ance. V,'c wish Mr. Abbott success
in his enterprise.
Obltuury No, ice.
Sandy, Clackamas Co., March 7.
Herman Antoine Poppe was born on
thellth of February, 1SM0, at Kirkberg'
Saxony. When he was 20 years of aire
he was enrolled in the German army,
?."? i 1Mri mno 'ei,rs the artillery,
li t t , Mr:Ui!e,to tl,is -""trv and eh
M h ! t. h, ? 'C,ler:l1 ar,1v- He was in
or r t v'. wVUnl in the battle
arm till the close of the war. After
hatTh whiUTa' ,he tKcamo aw re
vcrvi, I v nJ HI-11 e?Ire in active
ser ee, had seriously impaired his
health, and he found it very hard to
make, a . l,vin for his familyhA ion
won IxMng so small that it gave 1 m' but
little assistance. In 0-to1er, is" he
came to Oregon. On the 11 of ,
vernier he was confined to his be 1
with dropsy, which terminated his life
after a long and painful si.-kness o
the2tth of February. 174. He leaVos
5 We JrVJ ono child to mourn- his
death. I he mourners are well worthy
of tho sympathy of this community
and of the nation, for thesakeof which
he impaired and risked his life to serve.
Pills which contain antimony, quinino
and calomel, should be avoided, as severe
frlpintr pains would be their only result,
h safest, surest, and bst pills are Iar
!M ltrrratfv or Anti-Billtowi Ft'.
Democratic Platform.
The following platform of principles
was adopted by the Democratic State
Convention at Albany last Wednesday
I. We declare our'un faltering dev
tioii to the Constitution of the United
States and to the Union of the States
thereby established, and weatlirm that
the people ot the several .States have
the sole ana exclusive right of govern
ing themselves as free, sovereign and
maepenoeiiL ne, suuject only to the
limitation ot the Constitution, and that
all powers not herein expressly grant
ed to the National Government, are
reserved to the States respectively, and
we denv the right of the Federal' iov
ernment, through the treaty power, to
iKjrinaneiitly domicile Mongolians witti
in anv State without tiie consent of the
legislature thereof.
We atl'n in that the greatest dantrcr
with which we are now threatened? is
the corruption and extravagance which
exists in high official places, and we do
declare as tiie cardinal principle of our
future jolitical action, that retrench
ment, economy and retorm are inioer
itivelv demanded in all the govern
ments of the people, Federal as well as
State and .Municipal, ana we hereby
proclaim ourselves the uncompromis
ing foes of the salary-grab law rin
politicians and land monojoli.sts, wlu
ever they may be and wherever they
may be found, whether they are in or
out'of oilice. and we appeal'to honest
men everywhere, without regard to
past party alliliations, to join us in
branding as they deserve these corrupt
leeches on the body politic and assist
us to purge ollieial .stations of their un
wholesome and baneful presence.
:i. The present Federal Administra
tion, by its utter inabiltty to com pre
bend the dignity or responsibilities of
the duties with which it is charged, bv
its devotion to personal and partisan
interests, by its weak and inconsistent
management of the National nuances,
by its unwarrantable interference with
the local self-government of tiie people
by its support of the corrupt govern
ments which it has imposed by its pow
er upon several States of the Cnion, by
its complicity with corrupt practices
and scandals in various quarters, and
by its appointment of notoriously in
competent men to high official posi
tion, has justly brought upon itself tho
condemnation of the" American people.
4. That th" persistent interference
by Federal officials in local elections,
aiid tho use of lartro sums of money to
defeat the voice of the people through
tho ballot-box, deserves and receives
our severest condemnation.
5. That corporations are t he creations
of law, their franchise and privileges
are granted to subserve tiie public in
terests, and when these arc used, not to
subserve the object of their creation,
but for purt loses of oppression and ex
tortion, we dcelare it to lo the right
and duty of the legislature to control
such corporations.
. Th.it we favor speedy return to
specio payments, ju-t and' -equal taxa
tion for support of Federal and State
governments, and that wo are oi
posed to all discrimination in the as
sessments of Federal revenue for the
purposes of protection.
7. That the free navigation and im
provement of the Columbia river, the
construction of a breakwater at Port
Orford, the improvement of the Co
quille and Willamette rivers, and the
construction of the Portland, Dalles &
Salt Eake R ulroad, are improvements
demanded bv tho commercial inte
rests of this "State, and that the Fede
ral Government ought by all proper
means to assist these measures; that
we are in favor of the bill now lefore
Congress, generally knows as the
Portland, Dalles and Salt Eake Rail
road b;II, and we also favor the early
completion of the Oregon and Cali
fornia Railroad to the southern boun
dary of the State.
s." That we disapprove all measures
in the interests of capitalists and mo
nopolies against labor, believing that
distinctions, if distinctions lie made,
should be in favor of the laboring
( lass who constitute the mass of our
citizens, the producers of the wealth
and prosperity of our country. Wo
therefore approve of the declared prin
ciples, and sympathize with theavow
ecl object of the organization known as
th" Pat roils of Husbandry, and with
those of all other orders having for
their object retrenchment and reform
in public affairs, and the social ad
vancement of the people; that we are
opposed to a monopoly in the publica
tion and sale of books used in the com
mon schools of this State, and we
iro
m tavor ot amenuin tin; existing laws
ih relation to such, s- as to take away
from the publishers of tho Paeitlc
Coast series of readers and spellers the
spo iil privileges in relation thereto
which they now enjoy.
!. Tli itWcare in favor of tree trade
and direct taxation.
10. That the act relating to the fees
of sheriffs and clerks ought to be so
amended either by making such olli
ces salaried, or by reducing tho ices
now attached to tin same, as shall
make the compensation received by
such ollicers a fair remuneration and
nothing more for the services required
of them. That the Constitution be so
amended that all printing for the State
:1'ter the expiration of the term of tho
State Printer in oilice, when such
amendment is passed, shall be provi
ded for by letting the same to the low
est responsible bidder. That we are in
favor of the repeal of the Litigant Act.
11. That the only legitimate object
of government is tiie protection of its
citizens in their lives, liberty and prop
erty, and the pursuit of happiness ;
that to accomplish this end direct
means only should be resorted to ; that
the good resulting from a departure
froni this rule is temporary, tiie evil
lasting. We are, therefore, opposed to
the State engaging in tho purchase,
leasing or speculating in pniertv of
any kind, except such only as is nec
essary for conducting th; ordinary
functions of the Government.
12. That we favortheiinmediato con
struction of a good and serviceable
wagon road along the south bank of
the Columbia river, from the mouth of
Sandv river to the Dalles.
, ,-v ... , . . i . - .
li. rhat the compensation ot all of-
I i' i. ii'muii i vmii rui.;il v li i i k
just reniunenition for their services.
11. That we are in fhvor of Contrres
si(ml aid for the construction, of tiie
l'ortland. Dalles and Salt Lake Rail
road, and for contintiiinr the Oregon
t'etitral Railroad, from JSt. Joseph to
Junction City.
MAKKIEO.
In Salem, at t he residence of t he bride's
mother, March 19, lh1. by Rev. S. C.Adams,
Emmet D. Williams and Miss Elva A.
Wheeler, all of Salem.
-Subdue the first symptoms of a cough,
cold, attack of influenza, or any other af
fection ot the lungs, the windpipe or the
bronchial passages, with Hale' Honey of
JLrrhrtnd nni.l Tar. The relief is cert at n
a nd immediate. Critttenton's 7 Oth Aven
ue, tsoiu ny a a i ruggisi s.
Pike's Toothache Droi s cure in 1 minute
More than o' years have elapsed since j
Johtwm's An'Hlyne Liniment was lirst in-
vcnt-cl, during which time hundreds of
thousands have been benefitted by its use.
Probably no article ever became so uni
versally popular with nil classes as John
son's Anrniyne Liniment.
Fou Sale. We will sell either a Flo
rence or G rover it. Raker Sewing Ma
chine at San Francisco oriees. In order
that those who desire a machine, and
are not able to pay t lie entire amount
mav bo accommodated, we will sell
them on the installment plan, payable
-so much per month until paid for.
CI'IIW liXCAMPJIRST'X). 2, C.
It. li. Meets at Odd Fellows' Hall, in Ore
gon City Oregon, on Saturday evening, at
7M o'clock. Members of the or1r are In
vited to attend. M. C. ATHEY, C.
J. M. Bacon, R. S. ma271y
Estru- ISTotieo !
rp.KEN FP liY THE SUBSCRIBER LIV
X ingin Milwaukie precinct, Clackamas
county, Oregon, on thc 6thof January last,
a pale rvd cow, about 4 years old, marked
la right car with squ ire" crop ; also a ycar
ong of hers, without mark. The cow has
oeen appraised at $3) and the calf nt $-5.
M. OATFIELD.
March 25, prri rw;i
l
"-"ViTPi
ii
tS3&&
best TOHio in ur,r-.
These Hitters Io not only dis
'liit'juisJi them set res hy iheiv Jin-i-or
tnd aromatic odor above all
others jeiieralhj used, but are at
the same time an exenient tonic
and an'ejjieaeiotts stimidaiit to
excite the ajjctite. They arc
)rcxrcd from lite most choice
end wholesome herbs and roots,
xtnd have tiven, universal satis
faction wherever tried. "Thous
ands of dyspeptics have found
relief throuyh their use, and
!h jsicians recommend them for
the euro of all diseases of
the BloocJ and Liver, tnd
irrcftifarilics of the diyestive
orfjttns.
Headache, Biliousness, and Const! pa
don, aeneral Debility and toss of appetite,
are all caused by the derangement of the
Stotnacli, Iiver and oilier functionaries of
! he system. .The I XL Hitters have been
successfully used and are warranted to
alleviate the sufferer in all the above cases.
rc7Ae TXT. Hitters arc sold only
in gluxs; to srll other than the
tu-iiiiinr artirli' out vf our bottles is felony,
ni'l ire trill irhea ilclecterf, jrosccut such
xirties to the full extent the lau:
Ueatf Physician's Certificate on
each Bottle.
Kerry family sltouUl have them in the Iiouxe.
S'f everywhere.
j i. i:rsTi:ix a co..
Sole Proprietor!,
.Vo. JtS Front St., Man T'raneiseo, Cat.
We nre nlao tiie mmiufacf urtri
of mi. iiz2Mii:v's uicJUL..Y'roK,
n iurgallve in I id and cfleclivc; a.
purely vegetable eonipomii, and In
evtrv wny ruperior tcjtll. Also
Atnli for lie Cflebralnl brand
of LU.1DUN HOVAIi 1AIM G1X. n.
ypecitic for the ISi. AODEU find Iill
iNEVS. .March 2Cm3
NATIONAL BUSINESS-COLLEGE.
Kirt S!reet letvf-ii Aliler ami 3Ir
rison S., und Alder Street Iji-twi'fii
FirHt mikI Front Streotu.
"Portland, Oregon.
VN INSTn'C TIOn- DESKiNEDTO PRK
jvir" I'.OYS, YOU.Xlf arid M I) D I.K
AHKI MKX Uvc Business AITairs.
II.
M. Uel'H VXCi:, :
, 1. "WHITE, : j
President.
Seerc-tMry.
For acquiring a l'rurtintl. Ttuxiarxx Kiluci
tinn this institution oITts superior advan
tage's, and is acknowledged by leading
busui'-ss Men to be the hent
Coinmt'i'cial College
on the I'aeitie Coast, and second to none.
Kaeh Hepart ment is First lass, and is un
der t he special charge of kxhkki kncko
tkacii Kits, ii nd the whole school is under
th" immediate superintend -nee of the
President and Secretary. The school room
and counting are united uioxi a plan that
license to the student all t he pract ical ad
vautii ntagea of each. There is in operation
A IS AN KINO HOriK
I' full v Illustrating that business. Tho same
aysti'in being iIserved In eacli department,
tiie stud-Tit buys, sells, ships, barters, con
signs, discounts, insures, draws checks,
notes and drafts, gives leases, deeds, Ac,
and goes through the entire routine of
Al'Tl'AI, lirsiNKSS.
In ndding to t he compl'-teness of t l.e In
stitution the proprietors have instituted a
SCl'Ah'ATE DEP:RT31E.T FOU LADIES.
The entrance to rooms of t his Depart ment
as ujnm Alder street, and access to them
is had only by the teachers and lady stu
dents. It ire facilities ar.' otT-Td to ladies
for acquiring a Thorough Knowledge of
business rr.ictic ; of Telegraphy and Pen
manship. The
de?aetiiei;t of telegeaphy
is in charge of first-class operators and
t"!K'h ts, and sufiplied with all the appar
at usi!S of a first -class oHioe.
This Institution as now conducted claims
to have facilities for imparting a thorough
kno, ledge of t ho
Art of Fcunr.mship !
that not one in ten of the Rcsinkss Coi
I.koks novv in existence i-ossesses; the De
partment being under the s;-cial superin
tendence of one of the Lending lVninen of
ttic United States.
For full particulars send for National
Busixkss Colt.f.oe JouiiNAL sent to any
part of tho country. Address,
DoKltA.M i: ,t IVIflTK,
Ixick I'.o.x l'Jt, l'ortland, iregon.
3S" n T T C K !
VT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
friends, I take t his method of publicly
announcing iii.vself a candidate for the
OHicc of sherilT of Clackamas County,
rin'i- b ,1,- nitl f l lilt- il l'll( II IIIh
i,,.,nocratic Convention. A.C. liAlLEY.
jNTOTrCK.
friends, I take this method of publicly
announcing mjself a candidate for the
ofliee of I on nt y Judgi' of Clackamas Coun
ty, subject to tlic will of the -approaching
Democratic Convent ion.
W. L. WHITE.
LOST'!
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED I.OSTRETWEEN
A. this city und Canemah, Wednesday
morning a leather pocket-Ijiook containing
about $J"iO currency; his name wilt be
found inside of tre book. The tinder will
be suitably rewarded bv leaving the same
at this ofifre. II. PEARSON.
Summons.
j Iu thc circuit Court of the State, of Oregon,
John X. Smith and Mary Smith, plaintifT.
vs.
J. H. Martin, Defendant.
To J. II. Martin, said defendant :
I N THE NAME OK THE STATE OF ORE
gon.j ou are hereby required to apjiear
and answerthe complaint filed against you
in the above entitled action by the first
day of the term of said Court following thc
expiration of six weeks from th" first pnl
lication of this summons ; said first publi
cation being on the Uth day of March. 1S71,
and said next term of said Court commen
cing on the 27th dify of April, 1S71; mid if
you fail to answer said complaint, the
plaintilf will take Judgment against you
tor the revival of a certain judgment ren
dered against von in said Court on the 21st
(lav of March, 1S07, for the sum of IS 10 2 1-100
dollars with cost and disbursements.
By orcb-r of Hon. W. W. Upton, Judge of
said Court, dated the second (2) day of
March, 1S74. HuelatA Warrks,
tiuiarTw Att'y for Plaintiff.
gRflPERIAL M i L LS,
Saiier, LaTCocque & Co.
Oregon Cit".
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour,
Middlings. Blan and Chicken Feed. Parties
purchasing feed must furnish the sack.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
TTK-TVToPSTTY OT. HAT.TF0RNTA.
?
MONEY TO IXXD IN SUMS OF 5500,
and upwards.
Oregon Citv, March 10, 1874.
rnal3tf JOHNSON & McCOWN.
Slieviif 's3 STotioe.
TAX-PAYERS IN" ARREARS ARC RE
spectlully notified that taxes are ov r
Uuo, and unless payment is mado soon,
costs will be added.
A. F. HEDGES,
March 13 If Sheriff of Clackamas Co.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
"VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
-Li will not be responsible lor any debts
contracted by any other person on my ac
count, Ironi and after this date.
DlbLF.n.
Oregon City, March 5, 1ST. 4
FOK SALE.
THE BEAUTIFUL, Q CARTER SEC
tion of land, kiioun as ttie lioiso
claim, 5 miles ironi Oregon City, will be
ottered lor sale fur a short time only. The
proprietor is not "hard up." For terms,
etc., apply toLapt. A. F. Hedges or Dec.
Harlow, On?j"on Lity ; or Willamette Farm
er oMec, Salem.
March 5 :tf
WM. JSK.OtTGZftTOjS'
TTOULD INFORM TIIF. CITIZENS OF
Orejron City and vicinit v that he is
prepared to furnish
FIR, SPRUCE AMD CEDAR LUMBER,
Of every description.
DRY PLOOniXfi, C FILING,
SPRUCE (for shelving,) LATTICE,
PICKETS, FEA'CIU POSTS (Cedar)
Constantly on Ilaiicl.
Stror-t and Sidewalk hunb' r furnished
on the shortest notice, at as low rates as it
can btr purehasr-d in th; !tat
Give me a call at tho
it!:c;ox citv
March 13, 1S7J :tf
KA'V 1II.I..S.
WILLAMETTE RIVER
TRANSPORTATION GO'S
- If
..... .,
rii.i.
I.KAVF.
FI-ANDKRS WHARF
Portland, at i o'clock, a. M.,as follows
For Corvallis ami futtTHif.lbit? Points
Jlondaj", AVettuoKiluy ami Friday.
For Alti in y and IiittrnutiiiitD Toiiits :
3Iond:iy, Tiicstln y, Weiliicsdiij-, Thurs
day a:iI Friday.
For Dayton, La Fayrtt? uud McMinsivillf :
Saturday mt.-l Monday.
Passage to V)rvaI!is Si 00
Passage , Alhany 1 fi'.l
Passage to Salem 1 o)
I'assageto McMhinvillo 100
Ti. ;oi.l)SMTllI, I'r 'sideut.
December Uth, 1S7U. tf.
OREGON STESiSHiP C0.'S
STEAMBOAT NOTICE!
Wtv. 10. rs. COpKE;
Will leave OREGON CITY for PORTLAND
everyday Except Sunday, at 7 Si o'clock,
A. M. K"turning, will leave Portland lor
tr.-gon City at U o'clock, P. M.
?Slv. ALICK,
Will leave OUE; N Cli V fori ORVAIJd.S
every Monday and Thursday of each week.
8tv. DA YTON,
Will leave OREOON CITY for McMINN
ViLLE, IAKAV E'i'TE and H.vYTON, and
all points bet ween, ev ry Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday of each week. "Leaves
the Hasin at 8 o'clock, a. m., and connect
with the train at Canemah nt !t, a. m.
Sir. ALHA
Leaves OREihlN ( 'IT Y for JIARRISRURG
and ELiENE and all intermediate joints
every Week.
St r. Fannit? Iatton,
Leaves OREtiON CITY for ALHANY and
all intermediate points b 't n'(.cn twice ev
ery week. J. I). hILES, Agent.
Oregon City, February, H, 187 1.
SELLING
OFF AT COST!
GO DAYS!
Strictly For Cash,
Only
(Ti)thiiift, Iry Goods, Hoots and Shoos,
llatx, FurnixHinj; fiaitdx, Jew
elry Fancy ioocln,
Groceries, Etc.
7"E INTEND HEREAFTER TO DO A
sfiet ly
;t-iet ly
And will be enabled to give everybody sat
i.slact ion, com pare. I it li prices elsewhere.
Ciive us a call a nd exam in e for yourselves.
LEVY BROS.
Oregon City, Jan. 1st, 1S71.
SOCIETY XO TICES.
OliUflOX lAMH'.W NO. 3, I. I. O. !.,
Sloots every Thursday
evcninuc-atT o'clock, in the:
Odd Fellows' Hall, Main r
street. Members of the Or
der are invited to attend. JJv order
N.G.
ki:iu:cca di;cri:i: i.odc;i
.5. I. (). O. F
.mill wn IUU jri
A f ..r.t .. . ... ( 1.
Second and Fourth '1
dav evenings each month, Jfj
at 7 '-i o'clock, in the Odd
Follows' Hall
Members of the Degree
are invited to attend.
Miri.Txo3i.vii r.oix;ii xo. i,a.i
it A. M., Holds its regular com- ft
nmnieations" on tiie First and .o'
Tnird Saturdays in each month, yf
at 7 o'clock from thelioth of Sep.
tember to the liUth of March ; and 74
o'clock from the liOth. of March to the
'JUth of September. Rrethreii in good
standing an? invited to attend.
Uy order of W. M.
FALLS E.XA.MP3IKXT .VO.I,I. O.
O. F., Meets at Odd Fellows
Hall on the First andThird Tues
day ot each month
Patriarchs VV
in ijood standing: are. invited to attend
JOHN II. BAC0X,
IMPORTER AND DEALER
in Books, Stationer", Perfum
ery, etc., etc.
Oregon City, Oregon.
STAt Ch&rnian & Warner' old'stand
lately occupied by S. Ackctnan, Mnln st.
ZSIoney ! Money
THOMAS CHARMAN
ESTABLISHED
1853.
DESIRES TO IN t UKJI THE CITIZENS
of Ongon City and of the Willamette
alley, that he is still on hand and doing
business on the old motto, that
A Ximble Six rence is Better than a Slow
Shilling.
I have lust returned from San Francisco,
where I purchased one ot the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
ever before offered In this city ; and consists
in part, as follows :
Roots and Shoes,
Clothing:, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Pulnts and Oils,
Sash and Doors,
Chinaware, Quecnsware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
riatcdware. Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, Clocks and
Watches, Ladies and
Gents Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No-
Rope, Finning tlons of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Mattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc.,
Of the abovi list, I can say my stock Is the
MOST C O M P I- i : T E
ever ottered in this market, and was seltted
with especial care lor the Oregon City trade.
All of which I now otrcr lor sale at t he
Lowest frJarket Ra es.
No use for the ladies, or any one cls, to
think of going to Portland to buy g.iods lor
I am D'tennineU to Sell. Cheap and not to
allow niyseli to be
CX1OS0LD IX TIIE STATE OF OKEGGX.
All I ask Is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
Twenty Years Experience
in Oregon City enables me to know the re
quirements ol the trade. Come ono and all
and sec lor yourselves that the old stand ol
THOMAS CIIAKMAX
cannot no beaten in quality or price. It
would be useless lor me to tell you all He
ad vantages I can olT; r you in t lie sale ot
goods, as' every store that advertises does
that, and probably you have oeen disap
pointed. All I w ish to say Is
Come, ami SLV.aiid Eiair.iue for Yours; lvis
fori do not wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to toil all my old lriends now
that I am still alive, and desirous to s 11
goods cheap, lor cash, or upon Mich terms
as agreed upon. Thanking all tor the liber
al patronage hcretoiore bestowed.
TIKIS. CHARMAN,
Main street, Oregon City,
TjCgal Tenders and Count v Scrip taken at
market rates. THOS. CHARMAN.
ft"50,000 lbs wool wanted by
THOS. CHARMAN.
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
Si STA.
.J3d .
-o-
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED PROPRIETOR OF
X the Livery Stable on Fifth street .Oregon
City, Oregon, keeps constantly on hand
Saddle iml IJiie'try Iltn-sex,
IJ urjrit-s, Curriiigesanii Iluckf.
Iricos XJ ensonablc.
He will also run a hack to and from thc
WILH3IT SODA SPR1KGS
during tho summer season, with good
horses.com potent and gentlemanly drivers
FARE AT LIVING RATES.
J. M. FRAZF.R, Proprietor.
Oregon City, May 27. 187:1. .
J O Sj. N SCHRAM,
3Iain St., Oregon City
MAMFACTrRER AD IMPORTER OF
Sadillos, H.irnrss,
Salilory-IIa ri
wnre, etc., elc.
7HICH HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
f w can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
Blwarrant my gwds as represented.
1,000 DEER SKIMS
WANTED,
AND ALSO,
VLL OTHER KINDS OF HIDES, FOR
which I will pay the hihes market
price in cash I'.rin on your hides and gr't
your coin lorthem.
JOHN SCHRAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City. Oregon, July 11, lS73-in3.
it ii x: s ii
SHQALWATER EAY
OYSTERS!
rBHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES
JL to the citizens of Oregon City that he
has reopened his Oyster Saloon and Res-
taurant.and can disli out Fresh Oysters to
mi orucrs. Cotree, lea and Chocolate
alnas on hand; also a general assort
ment of confectionary. Ovsters served up
in every style desired. I.OUIS SAAL.
V-uy, epi. -ju, isr:j-tr.
STILL I TIIE FIELD!
REMOVED SECOND DOOR SOUTH OF
HAAS' SALOON.
YVSLLIAiVtS & HARDING,
AT THE
LINCOLN BAKERY,
KEEP THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK
of r amily Groceries to be found in the
1 yL Pocls warranted, ioods delivered
! c-uy iree oi cnnrgc. Tho highest cash
1 Oregon Cttj-. Mrrh 'JH. liT.1,
A. B. RlGHARLSCr,
Aiiet ionc
Of Real
Estate. Groctrus, Gtrtrnl J.(r-
chai.oi&e jilu Ifors s.
O
L'A"VS f dr.f Ftp pic ff.ti tcaj
A. i . KiCliAl 1 t-O ,
Al.ctitl.ttr.
SALE
English Refined I ar find I ur.dlc Iron
English Square ai.u t cta n cust
fc-teel, lj.rse Sl0s, l.atps,
fcsaws.cn vs.l rj-l'oiis.
Sheft Iron, R.
ij. Iron.
ALSO
A large assortment ol Grcc'rus rd Iic-
uors.
A. L. Hit II A I 1 i-oN.
Auctlciit?.
Jan. 1, lS73-tf.
SELLING OFF I SILLING OFF I
THE IMMENSE WINTER STC( K OF
BOOTS and &IIOFS!
: AT HIE :
Pacfio Beet &
C 1 T""
Corn r First ami .:or;hcn StMls,
rORTLAXD, OR KG OX.
Will bo Closed Out for the Next Thirty
ln s
At and Le.s Titan Cot.
O
P ii 1 E S:
Ladies' ICid Fox d 1 almorals,..
M isss' cio do
Children's do c;o
Men's Heavy Foots,
Toys' io
Youth's co
Children's Loots,
Men's Kip Hanc'.-mi.i.- i uIi ni
Si ol!
1 .5
1 10
'S To
'2 00
1 50
1 0
;.-oi d
O
5 00
4 t-0
4 50
I'fiOtS
Pat ridge's siaught' r 1 oot.-
do Cirain J iunt ii.g 1 t.-
Ilibbard's C-lebrnlc! ilai o-n aoe
1- rench call
Smith, haiui'Iin A ( n. (INtiIsiiji.)
Custom French cni;
C ZQ
G50
t! f0
550
ti CO
2 ( 0
1 50
1 10
1 50
i i r
Smith, Chaniplin A o. (IN rt hio)
i nstom Am rican cal ..
Men's best Ouahty Iii.i.ui '.
cio Anwr. can I-odii-e
do 1 uekle Artie Om r.-i.ci s-
do Alaska cio
do b- st qua lit v Rul-hrr do
Women's I uckic Artie Ov r.-ho s..
do cio Co rta.
do SPlf-acling Pul h r co .V.
Men's Scr-wd 1 ro:an.-
do 1'egc i d
do California all.taj x.e
do do I utT :i li, t a. son
n.&rt:-U
l to
4 50
3 50
i
FALL I. ht W'Liir.
r llls:
JUST RECEIVED AT
DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
Clothing,
o
o
Boots and Slio-s,
Hardware, Groc ries,
Crock ry, Nc'tionf.-,
Ladies and (.Irnts' O
Furnishing Goods. Q
etc., (to., e tc., e tc
Main Street, Oicti-n titj.
Produce of nil kir.es I ougtit, f r v. r ich I
pay the J'.igh.-st tnarlot Vic". I: you de
sire good Goods nt I ow j re s, catt at
I. S K L I. I X t; A'
and examine ins new st"rk ci Sjf:rg grvds
love hi" a call and coiivince yourselves.
My motto is,
"QUICK SAI KS ANP ji.liAI.1. PItOFITS."
The highest markt-t price- pa:d lor -i e-l
I. SELLING.
Oregon City, Oct. 31, 17.'W1".
Smninoii:
In the Circuit Court of thc State of Oregon,
for the County oft'aci.an.as.
Arthur
w
;irn(-r, Admiidstra-:
1
t r ni the (.state ?i .var- Plaintilf.
Prosser, dec as.-d
.s.
William Pross-r, John
Fisher and A. Fisher,
o
Defendants
To William Pressor, one ol tiie above nam
ed deletion nt.s :
IN 1 Ii F: NA. E OF Til E STATE OF OEE
gon, ou are lierv l-y r c,i:ir d to ai ear
and answer lh- eon:; ia:nt lilt u against O
you in the above ct.titieo suit, b tie- lirst
day ol th- term o! sniu .-urt i-i:o'Aiiig I he
exj iration o: six v eks ir-i:i the rust , :ib
lication oi t bis summons ; sum lu-t ni. Il
eal ion being on ilu- 0t ii i.-i; oi y.sirch,
and said next term oi t ourt coioim mu g
on the "7t h da ot April, iS7l; and n you
fail to answer said comj lait.t.tiie i laintitr
Mlllapjly to tiie t jirt lor ti relu-l ue
manued t herein, v hicli is that a certain
deed bearing uate June usth, isbl, made bv
delcminnts John A. 1- isin r and A. M. Fish- O
or to on, tiie ssiut Niiii;im Profesv. nr
jortingo convoy certain ral tstate in
t laekamas County, state ot iregon. do-
scriUed in said det-d as situatid in and
being raits oi sections oight and nine in
township two sout h, range one i ast, togeth
er with ail the i rsonai i r .i ., n v on' said
land claim at the oate oi.s-au dml. be de
clared oid and i1 no force nn lTect.
liy order oi the iloi;. W. V, . li ton. Judire
ol said t (nrt. dati d the second ri nn of
March, 17L. 1Il"ki.at t Wakhen"
0mar7v. Ait'ys lor l'laiiitiff.
SlllllJllOllri.
In the Circuit Court of the folate of Oregon,
jor i.c Cimiu.v tjf C iachamas.
John P. Gage. Plaintiff.
vs.
Nancy Robbins, tt. al.. Defendants.
To Nancy A. Fall and Tarkin Pall, her
husband, two ot said delemiants :
IN "UlENAMEOF'l 11 1. Si Al E OF ORE
gon, yon ar h reby r-ouir-d to am oar
and answer t he' com i laint lilei a gainst
you in the above ontilb d suit, bv tiie finst
day ot the n".t t rm ol. said C;urt loliow-
mg i ne expiration ot six weeks Irom the
first. I'Ublicat ion of this summons: said
first pubiiea'.ion being on th-Oith day ff
March, b-7i. and said next t' rm ot said
Court oomni'-iu-ing f.n the 27th day of
Aiiril, l"'7t ; and il you tail to answer said
com! laint, t he plaintiff viil alytothe
I ourt lor the reliei clrinandeil therein.
which is that you. the above named de
hrnhints with tiie other defendants in
said complaint nat ied, execute tothesaid
j laint i if h rei: a der d lfr cr rt a in land de
scribed in complaint as the south halt of
the northeast quart r of S' ot ion 31, tow n
sliip south, rang" 1 oast, Willamette Me
ridian, in t hickamas ' ount , State of Orc
gon, in j nrsu.ince of u written agrc ment
to that ifect made by John D. Robbins,
now defeased, in his liie time with this
plaintiff.
l;y order of the Hon. W. W. Upton, Judge
of said Court, dated the second (:') day of
March, 1K74. Hvelat tV Warrex,
timar7w Att's lor Plaintiff, q
iinvnioiii-
In thc Circuit Court of the Stat? of Orccoa,
for the County of Clackamas.
Edward Wilcox, J-Plaintiff,
vs.
Mary Francis Wilcox. r Defendant.
To Mary Francis Wileov ni,i ,iAfnian
T N 1 HE NAME OK 1 HE SI ATE OF Gi
A egon, you te hereby required to appear
and
ansvior- thc con,- l.-ilnt filed f-.it
you in tiie h1ovc entitled suit, bv th first
day of the term of said Court lollowipg tho
expiration of six works from the first pub
lication or this summons: sniil first publi
cation being on the oth dny of March. 1874.
And said next u-rm of said Court covnaien
clng on the '27th day of April, 1S74 : and If
you fail to answer said com? laint, the
phiintiff will arrly to thc four forth,,
relief demanded therein, which is for a
dissolution rf the marriage cent ract Bow
existing between plaintiff and defendant
herein.
Hv order of Hon. W. W. U ton, .Tudee of
said Court, dated th second (2) Hay ot
March, 1874. HueiatA Wakrest,
qmrtv t' k for rtHinti'JT
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