THE ENTERPRISE. 1
OREGON LITV, OREGON, JL'NE 12th, 1571.
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Precinct Oflicer.
Tho fallowing persons were elected
precinct- ameers at the last election in
this county:
Sprin water-Justice. C. P- Hickman ;
CStS. McElsender;
o'riiuU Moore; Con
nUl.le, . W. I'roser.
MiNviiukie Justice, C. Google; Con-
at'U'le , J. Wells.
I'le.isui t Mill-Justice, J. W.Graham;
Constat. P. Heater.
Mamujias Justice, G. . Jackson:
Constable, A. IS. Dilley.
I lanlin.is Justice, A. C. Wilber;
Constable W. V Strk-klin;
K k Creek Justice, 2s.- Darling;
Cotistabl; , Samuel I link.
l'per Molalla Justice, P. Herman;
Constable . J- Jlal'V.
C'niliv Justice, Joseph l'arrott; Cou
ntable. H'. I- Fletcher.
Cascades Justice. Gerdes and Rates
tied; Constable, N. F. MeCord.
Tu atin Justice, S. II. Carter; Con
Htaiie, J. II. Kuunman.
Union Justice, Win. Harlow; Con-fcLaliK-
J. "SaUiT.
lJ'sv. r Molalla -Justice, G. F. Town
hum I Const. itile, J. IS. Hoiialdsori ;
Cuttin.'H-JuMiee, David Wright;
Constabl Wm. May Held. -,
Heaver Creek Justice, J. J. Gard;
Constable, .1 ii'i-s I mell.
Caucmah -Justice, Lewis Paquet;
Const ill-v. George Jerome.
M.irs!iii--dr-.Juslii:e, - foster;
Constable., F. Youinas.
Orcoti Citv-J unices, J. M. Moore
un J M. C. Athey; Constables, C. . .
Oroonuiau and Tiioinas .Miller.
Sl-icili:- From the News we learn
tho parti Liars of a suicide which oo-currt-d
itAttii county last week. It
appears from the evidence Kubmitted
ut the t'urijn-'i-V inquest, held by Win.
Moi-fIaiid,i J. P., mat deceased was
burn in K' l.icii, Switzerland ; that her
maiden r..me was Llliza Gatcli, and
tu.it hor pivseiit name was Eliza Mosii
htrijer; tl:jit siie was about thirty -six
years old, and had been married about
tin vears;" that she was at times labor
in " under temporary aberration of
muri: and that during one of these
fulls, la-t 'Tuesday morning, "she tooiv
h fat d 'los of siryclmiue, from which
death r"ul.Ied in about forty-live Inin-utt-H.
Tii.-jury in this case reported a
verdict of de.uii iy . poisoning during
trtinjrary Aberration of mind. Deceas
ed b.-avesa fiusband and three children,
of wuom tU oldest is niiio 3'ears old,
an 1 tue yo.mest perliaps about three
wars.
I'fBr.u: IiiiniAnv. The Oregon City
Public library was formerly opened
Li-it Tuesday evening. We a. e inform
ed that a large number of persons with
in atteii 1 nice, and that the Library
e.i;nan'n.-e: under very Mattering :111s
ui'js. The address delivered lv Itev.
Mr. Sell woo-1 is highly spoken of. be
very ap 'i opri ale "ami interesting.
We very much regret that sickness
pi-'jwntert us trom attending, conse-
pieiillv we jre lMtible to make as full
h re-'rt oft lie occasion as we should
desire. Tiivrooms will be open to the
pa'!i.- o!i Tivvsd-.iy and Friday evenings
:oi l S in.ia al'lernoons. Tlie regular
111 .n'.hlv dues are St c. nts, which will
niivl. any pTsun t- all the privileges
of in uiber.djiip. We hope to see this
iiili'.uli'.'n v.ell sustained by our c;ti-r-u.
The or.K ion Pioneers. The Ore
C"Mi I'mic'ei- A -soeiatioii will hold its
Annual Keuaion at Aurora on Tuesday
Ci' IS; It in:!.. The proirrauime will em-br-
a I Ires.-s hy H u. S. F. Chad-
iil '. j veellelieV 1.. F. lirol'iT,
JJ.s II ti.-r Si. P. I..ady. an-l other dis
tlM'plisliM 1 ,'.e!Kleinel. Tiiere will le
writ -! prep irati ins made for tii ac
oom .initii- 11 fit' three thousand per
to:i .. I'.i- K urii.ei w 1 1 concl u le w it h
h ifi :ri-1 b.ll Lti tlse eV'-niu. Arrim je
iii itr.s have i.eeti maile with the O.S. N.
Co., ine V. if. I". Co. .and both railway
v a. i . a tiios. I V whica those alleiuling
tlm II union will !) ehartred only half
fre. Ttie n.'.vc C. It. It. 'o. will pro
v i la a sp.tei.;j train lor the ie-Msion, to
briu p-Tsoefc home wao live north of
Aurora. A rauu good time will be
hd bv all wo alteini.
V.X: l-lfloV ASH 11.VSKKT Pll.'NIC
A ti e.eursioiaiiil picnic to the celebrat
ed F-ast Portl in 1 Park will take pl.u-e
from Oregon; Citv, on Tuesdav, June
I'It!i, leaving regoii Citv in the morn
i'14 ithilf p st i-ir'it o'clock liy the
1'. Co o!it and returning leaving
P. it tl in I a:'1 J' ist Portland at 1 !. iek
p. m. Th fare to ami from Portland
or Kisi P n-tl jnd will lr ." cents. Chil-lire-i
under t 1 elve years of age 2Ti ets.
T ie c'ld iren u' tlie" Episcopal Sundai"
S-'x . .1 go fj-e of charge. K 'trcsh-ni'-u'.s
in t h 4 ktiaiv of ice-cream and
MtniwU-rriesll'in ' on the ground for
file. S tvmgll.iid Tofplet wets will be
no hml forlle amusement of those
present. Til l ii'. lie are cordially in
vited. V
TuviWNF.i'.- The body of n nun was
found in the river near Cancmah la'st
Saturdiy. The party who found him
notified Coroner- Uoss, w ho held an
in piest the next day. It appears from
the evidence that the body was that of
h man named 1 1 iggins, and that he had
loen in the water about three weeks.
Til is man Higginswas List seen near'
ISutteville in a skill" in an intoxicated
cotHiti m. ai-d from what can le gath
ered, that w;. s the time he was drown
ed. There w is no cvideneeson h m by
which In- coii.d be identified, and we
have lx'-n unalile to learn whether he
h any relations or friends in this
Slate.
llOW WAS I
.? -It has been asked us
how it (Mint
dent tickets
it some of the Indepen
1 the nanus of Johnson
and Mori lan
printed on them. That
answer. Some of their
v themselves, had the
d and expected to get
It had am it tier effect.
1 very easy
fn.-tiii, or" t
tickets print
votes by it.
however, ma
:v who had int. .1 -. I
.u -i'T Uu,St centlemen, concluded
that if they W4uld resort to such tricks '
thoy were umvorthv of their vr.teo and
nent.s. 11
Picnic TI f children attending the
Methodic, CV jigregational and Rapt ist
Sunday Scho-..'s in this citv had a pic
nie excursion yesterda v.' Thev ern-
' "ll " " in. "river to the grove iut
th K L "JV" h"V ""'i1 the return of
A e'U ri il ,:;:vn:-- thoV !
tlvMrdav's U ' ' o'auiien with
tlvMruayUn -'u,,,oa v
Thanks., r.avTThTinded
J'a.ne. w in-li 0 ,.i
the
the
T. . ' '"' niiiiv Ho:
ruJ' eslablishing the
thank K.-v v s ViS hTr dPsin to
Library Jio.n r,Vsd.lvI'0n,n-. f l,
in.st.y JUisuaj evening, 9th
P st" m f fLf;,t0rS nlnff in the
W-'vP.' framberg. ;po. ; Cook,
tised!"lefl rr P;ssav when "adver
J. M. Bacon, P.M.
rT'-ou,
r readers will rind the
nnourfonns county published
-r farm r thiswe-k.in tabu-'.
Celebrations. We learn that ar
rangements are being made to have a
good old fashioned Fourth of July cel
ebration near the farm of Judge Kingo,
in this county, and extensive arrange
j menra are being made to have a good
j time at the Soda Springs. W. Carey
: Johnson, Ksq., of this place is to deliver
' the oration at the latter.
Shall. Examine. We are informed
that the tax-list returned this j ear to
the Council shows an indebtedness of
our citizens f over $230,00) more than
last year. This, if true, is anything
but creditable to our vity, and w e shati
examine into the matter before our
next issue.
Personalities. We have met the
past week, in our city, Hon. F. X.
Mathieu, of Buteville, Gen. Joel Pal
mer of h ii-tnn on,! 1'fi nf Tw-oi W
! Smith. They all lnok as if thev enjoy
good health."" Mr. Mathieu will be the
iirci II-,. r.,i ;.. ii, 7 r-.
! Marion county in fourteen vears. That
I .,......! r" 1.:.. I...
nukn nvil IUI ill."" JIOJMJiai 11 .
Snii'MENT or Iron. The Oswego
Iron Com pan j- will ship one hundred
tons of pig iron by the steamer John
L.. Stephens which leaves Portland to
morrow. i A hunkance. Strawberries and chor-
ries are becoming quite plenty in our
market.
Judicial Iteturus.
Distrk t Judge.
Shattuck. Johnson.
Clackamas 782 552
Multnomah 1GS7 1319
ClatHop 175 211
Washington 78G 1C5
Columbia 204 53
oo
2300 -
Majority.
1334
Proiccuttiuj Attorney.
Thompson. Moreland,
747 C69
Clackamas. . .
Multnomah. .
Clatsop
Washington .
Columbia . . .
1407
030
700
159
1405
584
97
3003
91G
29S7
Majority .
8ECO.Nl JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
JJistrict Judge.
Ind. Tiep. Dem.
Iitirnett. Kelsav. Mosher.
Benton 511 3(30 261
Lano 581 51S 570
Douglas... G12 142 412
1707 1020 1243
Prosecuting Attch'ney. -Walton.
Chenoweth. Pitch.
Benton 34G 484 271
Xane 528 482 GUI
Douglas... 301 05 247
1235 1032 1199
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
J)i.-trict Attorney.
Ford. Humphrey. Whitnev.
Marion.. 713 1093 805"
Linn 028
YaHihill. 275
1055
475
2335
540
lGlt
2134
Taxation Jnoiith Carolina.
In Scrih tier's, for June, Edward
Kiug gives an interesting article on
on this question, which we copy for
the benefit of our leaders. It give-,
an idea to the reader what class of
people are controlling that once
proud and happy State. He says:
Many of the lowland negroes were
tirinly impressed, when they were
lirst called upon to use the ballot,
that they -were to gain some property
by it, and great numbers of them
still have an idea that they have been
in some manner defrauded of what
they were entitled to. They have
also been toM by so many legislators
of their own race that all of the prop
erty once their masters", now prop
erly belongs to them, that they have
taken literally to believing it, in
many cases, while, in others, they
consider the whole thing a muddle
entirely beyond their comprehension.
Tnis assertion that, tlie negroes onght
to take tlie planters lands, has been
often made by white politicians,
who gained control of the negro. at
tlie time that the white natives refus
ed to take any part in the elections,
the re-organization of the State.
The whole theory of taxation in the
commonwealth, as evolved by Nash
and others of the few colored men of
talent in the legislature, is summed
up in these words, from the present
(overnor's last message: " The taxes
fall cliiclly where they belong upon
red estate. The owner cannot aH'onl
to keep thousands of acres idle and
unproductive, merely to gratifv his
personal ranity, and because he in
herited tlu ui from his father. Stern
necessity, therefore, will compel him
to cut up his ancestral possessions
into small farms, and .sell them to
those who can and will make them
productive; ami thus the masses of
the people will become propertv
hohlers." Swart Demos in the legislative
chair, with artful rogues around him,
remembers only that the tax was not
raised from land, but upon the
slaves, previous to 1800; and when
he thinks of it, very likely his blood
is hot, aud he willingly applies a
slashing tax to the land -owners. "In
the old days. he says, " vour cotton
acres, worth hundreds 'of dollars,
were only taxed four cents an acre,
but on four hundred thousand
wretches, such as I, you placed a
tax of 00 cents per head, and made
us work it out, thus getting
nearly half a million of revenue.
Now we will make you work out your
tax, and we will wrest your land
away from you." And so bitterness
is needlessly provoked on both sides,
and there is a veritable war of races.
It is not taxation, nor even an in
crease of taxation, that the people of
South Caroliua object to; but it is
taxation without rejireumtntion, and
unjust, tyrannical, arbitrary, over
whelming fixation, producing reve
nues which never get any further
than the already bursting pockets of
knaves and dupes!
At the meeting of tho Business
Council of the Patrons of Husbandry
for Linn county, a committee of
three was appointed to confer with
other Granges in tho valley, in ref
erence to securing the immediate
survey of the obstructions in the
"Willamette river. Messrs. A. S.
Powell, E. E. Fanninpr, and J. Whee
ler constitutes the committee. The i
Council adjourned to tho second
Tatstdav in July.
Two Tears am Tl, t
- o- iuuiiaa irearca ran
for Justice at Eola, and was tied
with his opponent. The law directs
the casting of lots to decide, and
Mr. Pearce won with dice. The
contestants gambled for it according
to law, and they are likely to resort
to the same expedient again a Mr
Pearce and another opponent are tied
agam, on the vote there for Justice
nf Hlfl Ppai'fl. Tl-.ia ;s - -. ..
, . r V ' J &ignincant
, thing to happen twice to the same
! man.
The Record says that "we are
pleased to know that all the difficul
ty in the case of C. W. Shaw, which
we have mentioned several times
pro and cot, as concerning Mr.- Shaw'
and Rev. I. D. Driver, Presiding
Elder of the District, has been amf
cably adjusted, aud that the same
committee with the same chairman
(Key. I. D. Driver), on a further
and fuller hearing have exonerated
Mr. Shaw from all charges of im
moral conduct in relationto manag
ment of funds, Ac, of Albany church
and all other charges."
- -
Death ok Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. C.
A. Wilson, relict of the late Dr!
Wilson of Salem, died Yesterday
evening at G o'clock at the residence
of her son-in-law, Mr. J. K. Gill.
The remains .were taken to Salem for
interment on Thursday's train.
Prayers will be held at the residence
corner Seventh and Columbia streets,
at G:30 a. m. Oregon ain, June 3d.
fcietdiig 1 Ilelieving.
If in this liberal age there are per
sons to be found who are so blinded by
prejudice as not to believe that a medi
cated stimulant is an item of immense
importance in the catalogue of human
remedies, we should like them to wit
ness the wonderful effects which IIos
tetter's Stomach IJitters are now pro
ducing all over the country in cases of
intermittent fever, rheumatism, bilious
disorders, dyspepsia, nervous com
plaints, constitutional debility, mental
depression and premature decay. To
lie sure these elfects are nothing new.
The great vegetable invigorant and its
cures have b.en before the people for
more than twenty-five years, and in
every vear of the twenty-five its popu
larity has increased audits sale has he
couie larger. Yet there are no doubt
many thousands of intelligent citizens
who have never hail an opportunity of
observing for themselves the- surpris
ing changes which this unecjualled
tonic and alterative produces in sys
tems which seem to be hopelessly
broken, and in cases of disease which
are not amenable to ordinary reme
dies. Probably many of these regard
t he statements made fn relation to the
sanitary properties of the liitters with
some degree of credulity. Would that
all such skeptics could see with their
own eyes what tlie medicine is doing
for the sick and feeble everywhere,
what a stalfof life it is proving to the
aged and infirm, what a help in time
of trouble to feeble women suffering
from the complaints and disabilities
p-'ciiliar to the sex, what a protection
to health amWlife in malarious dis
tricts, what a panacea for languor and
depression, what a specific for all dis
eases in which the system requires to
be vitalized and sustained. Of all stim
ulants it is tin purest and safest, of all
tonics the most genial, effective and
agreeable ; of all alteratives the least
violent and the most certain in its ben
etieal results.
Tin: I'.uiKKit 5cn. We take pleas
lire in calling attention of our Yalle
d iends to the wonderful merits of the
double-barreled breech loading shot
guns manufactured by Parker Broth
ers, West Meriden, Conn.
The highest testimonial received
from all sections of the country, and
the thorough test given it in the field
!y our friend Capt. Green 11. Samuels,
warrant us in asserting that it is the
oest -breech-loading shot gun in the
world. The simplicity of construction,
the ease with which it can he loaded or
unloaded, tlie facility with which the
load can tie changed from small to
large shot enabling tin? sjortsnian, in
an instant, to adapt his change to any
sized game that may present itself the
ase wit h which it may be kept clean
its availability toacountry where noth
ing but muzzle-loading ammunition
an lie procured, all combine to recom
mend it to every sportsman who can
a:ereciate : perfect fowling piece.
"Warren Sentinel :" (Front Itoyal, Ya.)
Fon Sat-k.-We w ill sell either a Flo
rence or G rover it Baker Sewing Ma
chine atS.m Francisco oriccs. In order
that those who desire a machine, and
are" not able to pay the entire amount
may be accommodated, we will sell
them on the installment plan, payable
so much per month until paid tor.
New Hook. 'The Cilded Ae,' Mark
Twain's lastbook, is the best, on the
whole, of all this humorist's efforts at
iiooU-inakiuir. TV satire, throughout, is
very good. The hits at tlie follies of
the time are oriirin d and inimitable.
The book is sold by subscription. nnl
cannot be procure d otherwise. Itisa
prodigious success, and its sales are
without precedent. Mr. I. Wright is
agent for this county for this popular
book.
Special X(ire.
Why Miff t from Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
and loss of app"fifc", when you ca n, bv us
ing Dr. J'-nri't iflrhrat'xf. I A , Hitler ef
fect a perfect cure; they are a pleasant and
invigorating tonic, and endorsed and r-o
oiniuend--d by our most eminent I'livsi
ciaiss pis p'-r certificates on each bottle)' for
all complaints of the Liver and Digestive
Organs. As a family medicine they have
bo equal. See advertisement in another
column.
"confessions of an invalid.
l'l'Bl-lsitKli as A WAiixi.vo and for tlie
benefit of VOl'Nfl MKN AND OTMKIt.S WtlO
sutler from NERVOUS DEBILITY, LOSS
OF MANHOOD, etc., pointing out them'-ans
ftf xilf-curr. ritten by Nathaniel May-
fair, l-.sq., no cured nimseii alter under
going considerable quabkery, and mailed
fr.-c on receiving a post-paid directed enve
loiie, bv th publisher,
I)ii..U)IIN M.DAUNALU
11 Clinton StX'M't, Brooklyn. N. Y.
Oregon City Market Report,
Enterprise Office, Jun 11. H74.
I,egal Tenders, buying, Nil : selling 90.
Countv script, '.Hi: City scrip. S.
TItj following are the buying prices for
produce, and the selling price for others :
Wheat-Demand good aud selling at 90
?: bushel.
t loiir Oood supply in marKci, anu sell
ing at f I IM.'-V--) M.
Middlings Are quoted nt SJt per ton;
shorts SJl": and bran SI2, with full supplies
on hand. ... , ,
Oats Supply equal to uemana; ouycrs
are paving itV.'i IU c-.Mits.
lOiailfS win-"'". ""
overstocked, at from Vgd0 cents per bush-
Onions Quotable at IH cents per pound.
V.r-Uood mi: ply, lSiJO V doz.
Chickens S2 anei.3 5 per dozen.
Butter Scarce, 1-V1S cnts lor good fresh.
Wool For choice lots, VJ7 cents.
Dried Fruits Full stocks in market;
Annies are bringing 4c(dA cents per pound ;
peaches H cents; Currants l'i;lo cents;
Plums 15 cents. " , ,
Sn-ar Crushed. 116 cents: Island 9:-
ins :"San Francisco refined, 112H cents.
i..t n,,iiitv i ner rmuiid. and oth
er brands ranging from iD-i75 cents.
CotT'e nest anicie cenis.
Salt Hanging from VWi. .
Svruo 50 cents per gallon; best article
60 cents.
Bacon Hams 1415 cents; Shoulders.
8 nts; sides, !iil0 cents per pound.
1-ard Per pound 11- 15 cents.
Oil Devoe's Kerosene per gallon.oOfg-'O
cents ; Linseed $1 25. "
n-vfon foot Good fat cattle- find ready
al at 5.-16 cents on foot.
Pork Wo qiiot" at 5-6 cents.
Hrryp Few offering ; quote at 52 5053 50
pr head.
Hid? Orrn nt from S 2t3. oviagto toe
: dry 15 ws? p---r pcaa-l.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
Happy Relief for Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life.
Manhood restored. Impediments to Mar
riage removed. New method of treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
circulars sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, IIOWAHD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa., an In
stitution having a high reputation for hon
orable conduct and professional skill,
nova :ly
"For the very best Photographs, goto
Bradley & Bulofson's Gallery with and
ELEVATOR, 4J Montgomery Street, San
Francisco.
NEW TO-DAY.
Oolite to Taxpayers.
V-OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
l. the City Asuensor' Books are now in
mv possession for inspection and will so
remain until the Mtlx day of June, 1374.
M. C. ATHEY. Recorder.
Stockholders' Slnling !
-VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TIIAT
the Stockholders of the Oregon City
Manufacturing Company will hold their
annual meeting for the election of Direc
tors nt their oliiee iu Oregon City on Satur
dav, Julv 11th, IS74. It. JACOB
M. A. STRATTON. President.
Secretary.
To School Tea.-ht rs !
rpiIE NEXT QUARTERLY EXAMINA
J tion of teachers for certificates to teach
in Clackamas county will take place In
this city, at ttie Seminary, on Saturday,
June 'Sllti, at 9 o'clock, a. in. Applicants
are required to furnish their own station
ery. A. NOLTNER,
County School Huut.
Oregon City, June 12th, 1374. til.
Shrriffs SaFi
J Y VIRTUE OP' A DECREE AND EXE-
cution issued out of the Circuit Court
of the State of Oregon for the County of
Clackamas, to me directed, in favor of D.
H. Hannah, mid against Win. N. Holmes,
J.J. Hensiey and S. D. Holmes, lor the
sum of SLOW 50 (dollars), gold coin, togeth
er witti costs of suit ami disbursements;
now, therefore, I have levied upon the fol
lowing real estate, to-wit :
The northeast hi and the southeast 74 of
the northwest of section I t, township
3 south, range 2 east, containing 2"K) acres,
more or less, in Clackamas Count v, Ore
gon, with the exception of one-half acre of
said land, on the center of which is located
a saw mill, and tlie half acre mentioned
to be of four equal sides, and tlie center to
bo tlxe exact center of said mill ; and on
Friday, tlie 10tU day of July, IS 74,
at t he hour of 10, a. m., at the Court House
door in Oregon City, Clackamas countv,
Oregon, I will sell tlie above described real
estate, excepting said half acre, at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand to satisfy execution, costs and accru
ing costs
A. F. HEDGES. Sheriff.
June 12, 187 1.
NOTICE
riMIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD STATE
1 that he lias appointed Prof. S. 1). Pop
to assist him in the examination of all
persons applyingforcertilicfitestoteach iu
the City School. TIIOS. CHARM AN,'
City School Superintendent.
Oregon City, May 20th. 1874.
DR. JOHN WELCH,
DENTIST,
OFFICE IX
O KEG ON CITY, OREGON.
Administrator's Notice !
In the matter of the estate of Alonzo Wells,
deceased :
YOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
jj undersigned that he has been appoint
ed by the I Vanity Court of Clackamas
County, State of Oregon, administrator of
tlie estate of Alonzo Wells, deceased : and
that all persons having claims against the
said estate are required to present the
same to m with the proper voucher, at
the office of L. T. Darin, attoruey-at-la w,
Oregon city, within six months from tlie
date of this notice.
ALLEN MATTOON,
Administrator of estate of Alonzo Wells.
L. T. 11AKIN, Att'y for Administrator.
Oregon City, June 5th, 1S74. 5w
Filial Settlement !
In the matter of t h ". partnership estates of
Fri derifk (.haruiau, deceased.
In lUr County Court of Clackamris County,
Slntr of trr on:
VK 1 1 1 U It WA UN ER, A DM I N 1ST KATOIt
of the partnership estates of Charman
& Brother, and barman, Warner it Co.,
having Ill'-d in said Court his final accounts
for settlement, thereof, it was and is order
ed that. Monday, t he sixt h (lit hplay of July,
A. D., 1S71, be set apart for hearing objec
tions to. said final account and lor the set
tlement thereof with said Arthur Warner,
Administrator.
By order of said Court.
AUTHUU WAItNER,
Attest : Ail in in is! ra tor.
11. I. CAU FIELD, Countv Clerk.
June 4th. 1474. 5ju5w.
Citation !
In the County Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of C lackamas.
In thr matter of the. cxttUe of Jacob Kantlle,
a'C)ii .-
rp) THE II EI US AND OTIIEU PEIt
i sons interested in the estate of Jacob
Kandle, deceas -d. Whereas thu duly ap
pointed administrators of said estate have
liled in said Court a etitioit prax ing for an
order to sell a part of the real proj-erty of
said estate ; now, therefore, in the name of
the State of State of Oregon you and each
of you are hereby personally cit ed to appear
In the County Court of Clackamas County,
t ate of Oregon, on the first Monday in
July, that being tlie Hth day of July 174,
and the first day of the regular July term
of said Court for 1S71, then and there to
show cause, if any exits, why an order
of sale shoM-ld should not be made as in
said iietition prayed for; said land being
described as follows : The sout h i of the
southeast of section 32, in township 3
sout h, range 3 cast, of the Willamette Mer
idian, containing HO acres.
It is further ordered that a copy of this
order be published in the Oregon City Ks
TFitl'UlSK.t.he litigant organ for Clackamas
County, Oregon. V. L. WHITE,
Attest: County Judge.
It. F. CAUFIELD.
r,.fl. Countv Cleric.
I- T. BAItlN, Att'y for Addministrator.
Thf Human I.tc-.iit I ve should be
earofiillv en-'inered. otherwise it. may run
off the track of life at any moment. To
keep its delicate internaT machinery in
, perfect trim, or to put It In good working
I condition when out of order, is the peculiar
I province of
j Turrant'ii EfTervcscont Seltxer Aper
! lent.,
j The thoroughness with which it cleanses
I without, iritnting th bowels ; the tone and
vigor which it imoarts to the operation in
I fever: th r"'i'f' it affords in headache;
its ant i bilious properties, and its superior
merits as a general corr ctive. Justify the
assertion that it is, beyond all comparison,
the most, valuable family medicine of the
age. Sold by all druggists.
RECREATION!
HEALTH!
Wilhoifc Soda Springs !
TIIIH ESTABLISHMKXT, SOCEI.E
brated for the medical qualties of Its
water, is again "open for the reception of
guests. They are reached in one day from
either Portland or Salem.
JOHN WILUOIT, Proprietor.
June 3d, 1371. Juom4.
ZIone- ! Monev !
MONEY TO LEND IN SUMS OF $500,
and upwards.
Orcgoa City, March 10, 1S71.
Tail joursoy a MoOonir.
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Dr. S. PARKER,
(Late of Portland.)
Has opened an office In Bell fc Parker's
Drug store, Oregon City, and would res
pectfully solicit the patronage of the cltl
xens of the town and county who may be
in need of medical assistance. Residence
at the Clin House. mayl5U.
Administrator' Notice !
In the matter of the estate of Jacob Kan
dle, deceased :
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
JLl undersigned that they have been ap
pointed by the County Court of Clackamas
County, State of Oregon, administrators of
the estate of Jacob Kandle, deceased, and
that all "persons having claims against the
said estate are hereby required to present
the same to them at the otno? of L. T. Bar
in, attorney-at-law, Oregon City, Clacka
mas County, State of Oregon, with the
proper vouchers, within six months from
the date of this notice.
GEORGE C. KANDLE.
It. N. BILLINGS.
Administrators.
L. T. BARIN, Att'y for Adm'rs.
Oregon City. June 5th, 1874.
A.T
E. D. KELLY'S,
MAIN STREET, OREGON CITT.
.JUST ARRIVED.
Ki John L. Stephens.
DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO,
A FI LL STOCK OF
MILLINERY GOODS !
MILLINERY GOODS!
Latest Stylos !
Latest Styles !
HATS ana BONNETS,
llat.s and Bomi ets.
Feathers .and Flowers!
Feathers and Flowers !
RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS!
RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS!
IN GREAT PKOT'USION !
IN GREAT PROFUSION 1
LVDIKS, rail and eiamln HtocU
and Pricen. It will be our rndeuvor
to plea ull, u to (Quality and Prices.
aprlOtf .
$5,000,000
ENDOWMENT SCHEME !
FIFTH AKD LAST CONCERT
IX AID OF THE PUBLIC
Lilji'Mi'y o 1 lveiitnclvy.
JULY 31, 1674:.
In announcing t he Fifth and last of the
series of G lit t oncerts, Kiven for the ben
efit of tin: Public Library of Kentucky, the
Trustees and Manager refer with j ride and
pleasure to the lour which have already
been given : The first, Lvcember Hi, 1871;
tin? second, Iiecember 2, 1M72 ; the third, on
Julv8, ls7o; and the lourth, March ilst,
ls71.
Under their charter, granted by a special
act f tlie K"ntticky Legislature, .March
lti, 1S71, the Trustees are authorized to give
one more, and only one more Gift i oncert.
With the money arising lrom this Filth
and last Concert, the Library, .Museum,
and ot her departments are to be enlarged
and endowed with a fixed and certain an
nual income. Such an endowment fund
is desired as will secure beond perad ven
ture, not. only the maintenance of this
magnificent establishment, but its con
stant growth.
T1IK FIFTH GIFT COXCKKT
for tlie purposes mentioned, and which is
jtositivelv and unequivocally announced
as the last which will ever be given binder
this t'harter,, and by the present manage
ment, will come oUT in the Public Library
Hall, at lstuisville, Ky., on
Friday, July 31, 1874.
At this final foncTt everything will be
uiwm a scab; corresponding -with its in
creased iinjiortance. The music will be
rendered by an orchestra consisting ol one
hundred performers, selected for their
fame in diir- rent lands, and the unpreced
ented sum of
J?Z.5K),H0,
divided into twenty thousand gifts, will be
distributed among the ticket-holders.
List of Gilts:
Onctirand Cash il"t - 5 250,000
One tirand rush Oiit. PM.noO
One tirand Cash Jlt 7.,0uo
One (ir.md Cash ( iilt 50,000
One Grand Cash Gilt 2-r.n0o
5 Cash Gifts. 5i.0HI each lOO.O'lO
IU ash Gitts, ll.iiOOeach 1W.U0O
15 Cash (Jilts, lii.miOeach 150,000
20 Cash Gilts, 5,000 each lOO.iMi
'5 Cash (Jilts, l.oiiOeach lOn.ooO
iiu Cash (Jilts, S.iNHleach On.niKi
Sim ash Gilts, 2,immi each lnu.ooo
100 Cash (Jilts. 1.010 each 100,000
I0 Cash (Jilts, 5i0 each IJO.inni
500( ash (Jilts, 100 each 50.000
W.UOO Cash Gilts, 50,00....- "J50 00
Grand Total $2,500,000
Price of Ticket i
Whole Tickets, 50; halves, $25: tenth,
or each coupon, i- ; 11 whole tickets lor
$5o0;22! tickets lor fl,K.
Tickets are now ready for sale, and any
orders accompanied by cash will be
prompt lv filled.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to
satislactory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars
furnished on application.
THUS. t. BKAM LKTTK,
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Isuilding, Iuisville, Ky.
GREAT SLAUGHTER !
IN
DRY-GOODS
AND
CL0THIXG!
PANIC PRICES!
AT
The goods have been bought at PANIC
PHK ICS and will b sold in accordance
Iont forget calling before you lay "in
your supplied.
Oregon City, March 31, 1874 t
AdmliiUtrntnr'N Notice.
"V'OTICE Is IIEUEHy GIVEN TIT T I
havo b en appointed administrator rf
th" estate of Charles E. Warren, deceased
by the Honorable Count Court of Clacka
mas County, stato of Oregon; therefore
all persons holding claims against said es
tate, ni present them to me at the Lin
coln nakory, with proper vouchers within
six months after th" date of this notice
Oregon City. Oregon. May Hth. 1874. "
M C.O.T. WILLIAMS,
A4rar of estate ct O. E. Vrr-. de'a
THOMAS CHARMAII
ESTABLISHED
I 1853.
DESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
ol Oregon City and of the Willamette
Valley, that he is still on band and doing
business on the old motto, that
A. Amfc Six Pence it Eetter than a Slow
Shilling.
I have Just returned from Sau Fr&nalsoo,
where i purchased one of the
LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF GOODS
cyer before offered In this city ; m4 consUts
iu part, as follows :
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing. Dry Goods, c
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
Hardware, Groceries,
Paints and Oils.
Bash and Doors,
Chlnaware, Queensware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Plated ware. Glassware,
Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles. Clocks and
Watches. Ladies And
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy No-
Rope, Faming Hons of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Mattings, Oil
Cloth. Wall Paper, etc..
Of the above list, I can say my stock Is the
MOST C O M P L. E T K
ever offered in this market, and was seleted
with esjiecial care lor the Oregon City trade.
All of which I now oiTer for sale at tho
Lowest Market Ra.es.
No una for the ladies, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to buy goods lor
I am Determined to Sell Cheap and not to
allow myself to bo
IXDEllSOLD IX THE STATE OF OREGOX.
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
Twenty Years Experience
in Oregon City enables ine to know the re
quirements ol the trade. Come one and all
and sue for yourselves that the old stand of
THOMAS CIIARMAT
cannot be beaten in quality or price. It
would be useless for me to tell you all the
advantages I can ofTcr you In the sale of
goods, as every store that" advertises does
tnat, and probably you have been disap
pointed. All I wish to say is
tome, and St'cand Examine for Yourselves
fori do no wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to tell all my old friends now
flint I .,- ctill nlU'n nii-1 -1 .!.-.-.. . ...II
. & l . - . niii- -. t - . , c. - - . v.v nil viu.l l) n ji
floods clu'iin. for cash, or nroii Kiieli terrt.c
as agreed upon. Thanking all for the liber
al patronage heretoiore bestowed.
TIIOS. CIIAKMAN.
Main .Street. Oreiron Citv.
I-gal Tenders and Countv Scrip taken at
Z"50,000 lbs wool wanted bv
TIIOS. CHARMAN.
LIVERY, FEED, AKD SALE
rpiIE UNDERSIGNED PROPRIETOR OF
J. the Livery Stable on Fifth street, Oregon
City, Oregon, keeps constantly on hand
Saddle and H'lfCtTj- Horse,
Iln-ies, Carriage mid Hack.
I3rice.s Reasonable.
He will also run a hack to and from the
WILHOIT SODA SPRINGS
during the summer season, with good
horses.com petent and gent lemanly drivers.
FARE AT LIVING RATES.
J. M. FRAZER, Proprietor.
Oregon City, May -Z7, 1ST3.
OREGON STEAMSHIP GO.'S
STEAMBOAT NOTICE!
Str. E. NT. COOKE,
Will leave OREGON CITY for PORT! JVNI)
everv day Except Sunday, 1 at. 7? oclfck,
A. M. Returning, will leave Portland for
Oregon City at '2h o'clock, P. M.
Sti ALICE,
Will leave OREGON CITY for CORVALLIS
everv Monday and Thursday of each week.
Stv. DAYTON,
Will leave OREGON CITY for McMINN
YILLE. IjAFA YETTfJ and DaYTON, and
all points between, every Monday, Wed
nesday and Friday of each week. 'Leaves
the I'.nsin at. 8 o'clock, a. m., a nd connect
with the train at Cancmah at y, a. m.
Str. ALBANY,
Leaves OREGON CITY for HARRISBURG
and EUGENE and all intermediate joints
every week.
Str. Eiuimie l?atton.
Leaves OREGON CITY for ALBANY and
all intermediate points bet ween twice ev
ery week. J. I). I-iILES, Agent.
Oregon City, February, 11, 174.
JOHN SCHRAM,
3Iain St., Oregon City.
MAXUFACTTRER AXD IMPORTER OF
Suddles, Harness,
Siddlery-Hard-ware,
etc etc.
1THICII HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
f T can oe nau in the State, at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
warrant my goods as represented.
1,000 DEER SKINS
AV ANTE D,
AND AL.SO,
4 LL. OTHER KINDS OF HIDES. FOR
which I will pay the highes market
price In cash Bring on your hides and get
your coin lor them.
JOHN SCII RAM,
Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City, Oregon, July il, 187-m3.
IMPERIAL MILLS,
Saricr, LaRocque & Co. -
Oregon Cit".
Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour
r5?iesfci ?d sust furalfc tt efcolc
AVCTIIOAND COMMISSION.
A. B, RICHARDSON,
Auctioneer,
Corrntrof Front & Oak et., Portia
Auction $ales
Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Mer
chandise and Honei.
SALE DAYS Wednesday and Saturday
A. li. RICHARDSON,
a Auctioneer.
M Private Snlv.
EnRlish Refined Ear and T-undle lrom
i-ngllsh (square and Octacon Cast
Steel. Horse Shoes, Rasps.
Saws.Screws.Fry-Fans.
kheet Iron, R.
G.Iron.
ALSO
A large assortment of Groceries and LU-UOS-
, A- B- RICHARDSON.
Jan. 1, lS7-tf. Austlonew.
NEW GOODS
GOODNEWS!
PRICES REDUCED TO SUT THE TIMES.
LOOK OUT FOR GOOD
ISAltGAIXSf
S. ACKER MAN & CO.
H
AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE
stock of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
Trhlch they offer
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST I
We would say come and convince your
self before purchasing elsewhere. Ourstock
consists in part of
Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods,
Notions, Grocer
les. Hard
ware. and a great many other articles too nu mer-
ours to mention ; also.
Ioors, Windows,
Glass and Putty,
etc., etc
All kinds of Produce taken In exchango
for Goods'
ALSO
AVool AYnit od
For which we pay the Highest Prices.
S. ACKERMAN A CO.
Oregon City,Oetobe r 31. lS73-tf.
SELLING OFF !
SELLING OFF !
THE IMMENSE WINTER STOCK OF
BOOTS and SHOES!
at ra e :
Pacfic Boot & Shoe House.
Corner First and Morrison Strccls,
rqitTLAxn, orkgox,
Will be Closed Out for the Next Thirty
Days
At and Less Than. Cost.
P It I C E Ki
Ladles' Kid Foxed Balmorals,
Misses' do do ....
Children's do do
Men's Heavy Boots,
...$150
.... 1 'J5
.... 1 00
.... 2 75
.... 2 00
Hoys do ....
Youth's do . .
Children's Boots,
1 50
100
Men s Kip Hand-made Custom 3-solcd
Boots 5 00
Pat ridge's Slaughter Boots . 4 00
do Grain Hunting Boots 4 50
Hibbard's Celebrated Hand-made
French calf 6 50
Smith, Champlin A Co. (Portland)
Custom French calf 6 60
Smith, Champlin A Co. (Portland)
Custom American calf. 6 50
Men's best Quality Hunting 5 50
do American Riding - 6 00
do Ruckle Artie Overshoes 2 00
do Alaska do 1 50
do best quality Rubber do 1 00
Women's Buckle Artie Overshoes 1 50
10 do do . 1 25
do Self-acting Rubber do 1 00
Men's Screwd Brogans .. 1 75
do IVgC'd do 1 00
do California Calf, tap sole 4 50
do do bun calf, tap sole....... 3 60
mart-tf
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION is
sued out of th Circuit Court of the
state of Oregon, for the County of Clacka
mas, to me directed, in favor of Rosana
Robertson, and against Edward Robertson
for the sum of two hundred and fifty dol
lars and costs of suit and disbursements;
now therefore, I have levied upon tho fol
lowi'njr real estate, to-wit : The northwest
H of the southwest H of section 13 in town
ship two south, range four east, containing
40 acres, more or less, in Clackamas Coun
ty, Oregon, and on Friday, the
12th tiny of June, 1971,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, a. m.. at the
Court House door In Oregon City, Clacka
mas County. Oregon. I will sell at j ublic aue
tion to the highest bidder for cash paid to
me in hand all of Edward Robertston's in
terest in the above described real estate, on
enough thereof to satisfy execution, costs
and accruing costs. A. F. HEDGES.
ics;T 6brt c CUr k Omary.