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Newspaper Page Text5 0 THE ENTERPRISE. OREGON CITY, OREGON, JLLY J, 1S7-I- '; Co Out ana Come In- " Next -Monday thTTiewly elected offi- nm hilie their iksi sitions in uie aw 4.: !, r Ktate. In Clackamas the following 12 newly ej X. W. Kantian, take their places: fvuntv : Judge; Messrs L. l- y-.M,u; r Ciwoii, uoiiii"'1""" a vevor. nml Thev are a 11 o-ooii men, ana we nac " 1 I . KTt that they will ao uieir om is t StTV ths and luw discharged the lu- nix in ties of ie oniee-io.iue enure itii.-it.-- '11 and witli creuu io nimsni. tion o sil rif-' lied "PS na iiinut; uu mv;n.-iiv otheer . Uobt. Caiifn-hl has made an ex I I ii ' 'lerk His records are reuiark Vv... w L-,.i',t. and lie turns his ollice iHlition to his successor. Jr-VV wo County Comniissioners, Messrs. Sharp ana a ten, flit hf ul honest and comment olheers. . 'i .....n i .1.. 41 ---) He retires to do well ana noiiesn . iust wishes ot his man v friend for 1 his future prosperity hi mav tmrasje. " e retire 1 will only say "I""' ! ' ' " r.:V,wl will only ,h"t "IhaiVdone vhat we regarded uurdi.y. Sr. Nicholas koii July Is unusual ly brilliant. Tliero is a story by liret lUrte, jiUmt a wonderful little grizzly i-r it which the varied and curious f. .it hi iifs t me annual, imuv nvno- Inaine, are tola witli an me un thor's" in r. ing b a IVS tl customed quaintiiess ami hii- ,ilv must have been si cliarm . . . - . - i i ,, r. i our caressing n;nui. asitlior, " sank awav in his tur with d' aiiiv languor, i i m ii mm long w ,s -an iuto.iiation ot the senses: iiim was si wilil delirium; to to iml him. an utter demoralization of the intellectual faculties." The story i-t linelv illustrated by Shcppard and James C. i '.card, one of the engravings being a capital picture of the author distiirli'd in his sleep bv the infant irrizzlvj William Cullen Hrj-ant con tribute a beautiful little poem from the Spiinish, and there is a very well and " i trreat fj is larg.M ! Ijetter isox. evnu-ntiy a orite witli tin hoys and yirls. than usual this" month. Of coursi tlie number is full of jjood pic tures, and one article contains live .Magi?. Pictures,' which sire sure to create a 'sensation. S.-ribiji r's Moiithli" fr July contains Nome n jtable feat u res, not the least of which if i'rof. Hart's caret isll.y irepav- i d arh Mask, views Ill-rises " Stud here l on "The SIiake.sjH-are I ':. th- vith a number ot cuts giving this and other sillesred llke- f the poet. Mr. Stoddard's of Some I'.ritish Authors" are ... . . . , .... riinwun a paper on ann-Mi.t, ."'i.wt'd bv another on tlie same The nuicli controverted " Or to ! ! subi'-d t'aodox Minister is heard from again t.n Our Kschatoiogy. I no opt-mng article of the iuuiiUt is one of the ;rat Smith illustrated by Kdward King: Missouri is here described with eonsider.il 1c detail as to its historv, re soiirces and -nteririses. Dr. Holland iieiiss.- New urk," Taxation tliat Kills" and "The Southern States." The o 1 Cabinet is about "A Search f.,r a Fugitive:" and there is the usual variety in the other departments. Tii.VNfJs.--Mr. Thomas Sellwood, of the Scllkvooil Uardens at Milwsiukie, left at Lr office this week a very tine lot of .Arrents of the cherry variety, which ! Ie six turUji i-p vitv larire :na ricn. nun i' - i j is, eaclTot" wiiieh would meas- lire si? sweet. lncnes tiirongn, soim aim lie is devoting his energies to raising line vegetables, sum trom what we havf- seen he is making it si success. Mrs. Is-ac M. Foster sent to our office three heads of lettuce, which were ahout tlie finest things we have seen, each of them being as large as an ordi nary cabbage, and as tender as could he "des:ied. Mr. Kent has also our thanks for the free use of her cherry trees. llKriKKS. (.'apt. J. L. Miller has ten dered hits resignation to the O. S. S. Co., to take jelfeet the 1st of next nioutii. ("apt. viiler has been :i long time on . is universally popular, sum ;een acconiuiiilating to those had business with the com pany. I Je are not adviseu who win U hisVrobahle .successor. Citt. M.. retires oil account of private business and pro noses in the future to devote his entire attention in his mill, Mr. Church going to S in Francisco to open a house for the disposal of their flour. Thty are live business men, iui'1 we wish them success. Ptcsir. The ltebecea Lodge of tills city have accepted an invitation to join the Sifters from Portland, to-morrow, and u meeting of the Lodge is called tomorrow morning at 1 "o'clock. A tine time may be expected. Tiie grunds selected are located :ilove the locks on the opposite side of the river. IJ.ii.i.. The ball given for the benefit of the Library last Monday evening, was a splendid success. Lverybody enjoyed themselves and the refresh ments were excellent. The ladies have our thanks for a bounteous supply of ice cream. CklkMiation. A grand celebration and display of tire-works 'will occur at 1 o , 1. . loiuaiKi rarK to-morrow. Ar rangements have been made by which lersons trom tin place can attend and return after the tire-works have le displayed. -See advertisement, Tim Km iu kant noAi..-p,v private letter we learn that about two hun dred head of cattle have come over the Harlow route this season for Will-im-ette markets. Tiie road is said to be in good order and cattle come down in good condition. liCNAWAV. The team belonging to Messrs Lngus A Albright ran away last We1lne.sd.-13-. There was no partic ular damage done, with the exception of smashing the hay-rack considerably! CinAND Lunch. (Jeo. Fuchs proposes to set a grand lunch at his place to morrow in connection with his lager nnoi-,"inc'5,vhk'n !iro of the verv finest H1'',it.y- Von want a feast, give him uill to-morrow. . ated.W. W. Moreland, attor-"(T-at-law, has opened him an office on Main Street, opposite the Court House, in the office formerly occupied "y Vg. Ross, where he will 1e pleased to see those in need of his services. Not a Scccess. Mrs. Mary A. Ilurd was announced to speak in this city last luesday. The attendanco very small. was ,1N lows. Mr. S. Klsworth, of La Orand was in town la-t Friday, on hi3 "v to Kugene Citv, 4TWon. .Slieriir; J. M. grazer, J. T. Al F" j j Ward, County JrU"..ir- V Moreland, -School f?r A"endent; J. JI. I.euellen, As- orS I, "amplx-ll. re-elected, Sur-sc-sor 1 tai.rht Coroner. n ni i . i - - wi n io ex i i Vhthfullv and to the best nuere ,l;ui'i'i...Vvr Tho.se who retire fro OI. 'ur..l""."l W L. White, who hi omce ,..., for the r,as i ,. rhein or has their integrity ever J is In.d. The verdiet of the ollli s V'll done good and faithful Krv-il" ,r- lWtie the retiring S Treasurer, mc; s no eulogv from s. . The lVP.e a knovv tht ...... lut i ' ill WI ' . tM stlrv ot tne war oi jm, caneu ' UelHi a, the 1 rummer." Ijy Charles 11 irna li which will stir up the patri otism :I I 'jrirls as well as boys. "Jaik-in-the-Miliit" is afnll of information, Him nvli has ev. who h i Fourth of J'y Mr. John M. Bacon has furnished a with the original copy of a Fourth of Julv celebration held in this city in is4fj, the first ever had on the North western coast." The manuscript is in the handwritng of Col. T'Vault, now deceased; the orator, Hon. Peter II. Iiurnett, is dead, and Capt. Knighton is also dead. Tlie rest of those named in the proceedings are still living, most of them now citizens of this count v. We give the original cony of the pro ceedings, which is as follows: We are highly gratified with tlie suc cessful eiforts of the committee of ar rangements, and the citizens generally, to celebrate the anniversary of Ameri can Independence in an orderly and becoming manner and with a truly pa triotic spirit, evincing thereby the un dying interest of American citizens, in tlie ierpetuity of the monuments and happy results of the noble deeds of '7G. This day csm never lose interest with the American people while thev retain the enjoyment of national indepen dence, individual liberty and a partici pation in the free institution of a happv Republic. A day that marks the be ginning of a new era in the world's history an era, noted as tlie age of religious, jioliticsil and mental freedom and improvement a day consecrated to liberty and upon wliose sacred en joyments no selfish or ungenerous spirit should ever bo permitted to en croach. Upon the annual return of this memorable day, the American, wherever he wanders, and whatever be his circumstances, feels the warm devotions of his soul devoted to the Jod of Liberty suul the free and be loved institutions ot "his own nsitivo iand, which he can never forget or cease to love while his heart remains susceptible of the hallowed inlluence of unaffected patriotism. It cannot therefore lie a matter of surprise that we should celebrate tlie birth-day of our national independence, even on the shores of the Pacific. We give below : brief summary of the proceedings of the day in Oregon City, under the su perintendence of the committee of ar rangements, named in our last: A very handsome liberty-pole, which had been presented to tlie committee by Mr. Win. Holmes, was erected un der the superintendence of Col. Win. Finlev, Marshid of the day, and fol lowed by a round of 31 guns. The pro cession was formed :tt the Citv Hotel and marched in double lile under com mand of Col. Finley with the Hag of the United States borne in front, to the Methodist Church, when the farther ceremonies ot tlie day were ojiciica with appropriate thanksgiving anil prayer by Lev. J. L. Parish. Tlie Dec laration of lndeiHMidcnce was then read from the stsind by A. L. Lovejoy, Ksq., after which the" Honorable 'Peter II. P.uruett, Orator of the day, addressed a crowded siudience of both sexes in an extempore speech, in which he ex pressed, in his tree and happy style, not only his own .sentiments, but those of tho 'community. The oration was well timed and judiciously adopted to our ieeuliar circumstances; but as Judge Iiurnett, at the reuest of the committee suul many other citizens, lias promised to write it out for puhli lication, we forbear any further re marks. We Iiorie to receive it in time for our next. '1 lie procession was then marched as before to the hotel, where a public dinner was prepared by Capt. II. M. KiiightoM, proprietor, by" order of tlie committee, which was for sill, and we believe gave general satis faction. The cloth Ix-ing removed, the following regular toasts were read suc cessively by A.L. Lovejov, sit the head of the tsible. smd M. M. MeCsirver, at the foot, and cheered sis follows. Irrtftlnri hie .School Money. llelow we give the amount each dis trict is entitled to from the irreducible school fund. The School Clerks are re quested to call as soon as possible and get their orders: No. Ain't entitled. No. Ain't entitled. lis. Coin. 'ur. 1H. Coin. Cur. I $12 70 11 15) 'M ?LD 1:5 5 5 2S 2 L"J o7 o r : s 4s :; s-i 71 '21 r,i :;i; 2s (hi 7 :si; 1 is :;n l so :i 11 o us ." M 3.1 s :;2 :ts 17 hi 4 :o a 2u n " 7 :i 22 no r 7." 7 24 40 i 40 40 4S SO 12 NO S 24 40 4(1 41 1) 2o 4 on y 72 s :;2 42 :?4 7 y 12 M 27 4 " 7 20 .'. o() S St I II lo 2.1 4 (Ml 41 Vi oO 4 2." 12 24 40 ! 40 4 .t! OO S lid l:l 12 20 .1 2U 47 2S S7 7 .r0 14 .54 Hi H J 4S .'51 11 8 Ki lo 40 S7 lo 72 4!l 2 2- S K Pi 47 OO 12 .'111 "(l 11 a) :i W 17 .".2 :;o s ."Vl 51 11 on .5 70 15 20 l:t o 7S o. y 1" 2 40 20 2"J !KI 7 Ml fio 2'i Si li NS 2: 2:5 IS (j OS ;V! 20 7" 5 40 24 :i'J 00 10 25 ;u X 50 1 2-1 2" 11 so :; (Hi 5s li m 2 or, 2' 4" It 11 St .VJ It UO . tH) 27 11 00 2 SS O.C.222 'Jfi 5S .HJ :il :t7 82 H K) VSl 22(H) 5 75 :U 2S 87 7 50 F 57 14 il 3 HO :'.2 34 75 l 12 Fr 5 50 145 .3:5 4i 3t! 12 Hi F 15 10 SO 2 75 Rather Rouoh. Mrs. Mary Ilurd delivered her second lecture (and we hope the last) in this place last Wed nesday evening, to t very few hearers. We were otherwise engaged, conse quently we hsive to tsike what we sire informed from which to judge her lec ture. We learn that she is anything but interest ingm'itUer in her delivery or subject matter. For example, she asserted that a "child bom out of mar riage was as good as anyother, so long as it was trom the man the woman iov ed." That may be her view of matters. Decent women will think otherwise, and if this is her platform, we think she should smnouce her position so that resectable women wilt not ue ueceiv ed by going to hear her. - Letter L,ist. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Post-office at Oregon City, July 2, 1874 P.lunt. Sarah Miss. I'.ranimer, Ari- minta. Chace, John. Katon, James, 2: Fallert. 15. Hatch. (',', Iluniston, I-aia vette, Xewell, Austin, Patterson, Geo. s. If called for, pleasesav when "adver tised." J. M. 1'acos, P. M. Gone Surveying. J . 15. David and Ceo. 'ewman left here lastSunda3' for Utah, where they will remain during thn snnimpr emrarred in .surveying. force of hands in the employ of John M ehl rum left, for Idaho on Monday. We wish the hoy a a pleasant trip and a sate return home. Teachers. At the public examina tion held in this city last Saturday, the following persons received certificates to teach in this county: K. C. Ilacket, Mary 1 racket t. ('has "MeLeran. Ellis lirown. Samuel Drown. Mollie Deatie, Mary Drougliton, Lavanche Ilackctt Mary Frost and Alexander Thompson I. O. O. F. Election. At the regular meeting of Oregon Lodge Xo. 3,1. O O. F., held on the 2Gth ult,, the follow ing gentlemen were elected officers for the present term: W. U. Pope, X. G. ; MO. At hey, V. G. ; L. T. 15arin, R. S. ; J . T. Apperson. Treasurer. The new officers were dul3- installed last even- handsome. Clark Greenman has been fooling with poison oak; Jim Jenkins is driving the truck, and Clark is laid up with a pretty badly swollen face. It hasn't improved Clark's good John Myers wants to buy all the count- orders in circulation, for which he pays the highest cash price. SI j 1 1 I110 .1 f .ft 1 I'!""- 01 mew cooi sou a wa ter these hot days. ON a isit. Mrs. Crosbie arrived in town last Thursda3' on a visit to her mother and her many frieudo, . Quite a number of our people went down on the steamer Senator, last Sat urday evening, to witness Magurie's Min'strels. Those that went had a pleasant trip and were highly pleased with the entertainment, Capt.Miller will nlAaca ci .w.. . 1 1 . V .. ... ,.lJt our mantes tor cour tesies extended to us on the occasion. Gone. Dr. Nicholson, principal of our Seminary, left here last Friday, accompanied by his brother-in-law! Charlie Jenkinson, for a visit to his family and triends at Victoria. We wish them a pleasant vacation PosTMASTKR-s. Geo. A. Crawford has been appointed postmaster at Spring water, and Wm. II. Wade, at Zion, both new offices in this county, Kepairkd. The steamer E. N. Cooke has recently been undergoing a thorough repairing. Horn. In this city, June 27th, to the vife of W. E. Dement, a daughter. One of the recently convicted County Commissioners of South Car olina, Godfrey B. Cloy, while on his way to the penitentiary, slipped his handcuffs and jumped from the train, although it was running at the rate of twenty miles an hour. His bold ness may have deserved greater suc cess, but he was afterwards recaptur ed and taken to his destination. A Hrllllmit Itrrorrt of Cures. Aii American humorist tells us that it would have been money in his pocket if he had been burn without si stomach, and then proceeds to figure up the cost of si chronic dyspepsia, to which he is a martyr, and which he says it is impossible to cure. On this point, "Josh Billings," (for he is the party referred to Is mistaken. Unless his stomach dilfers from all other dysiep tic stomachs, llostetter's Bitters will cur him In less than throe months. This it would be safe to guarantee under any pen alty. There sire few, a very few, actual sieciflcs for disease in existence, And IIos" tetter's Stomach Bitters may be set down ns one of them. In eases of indigestion it never fails. Persons who hud suffered for many years almost every conceivable spe cies of torture from this agonizing com plaint, have been permanently cured with the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds of such instances are on record, nut ln-nt icsited by the testimony of prominent, men in every walk of life, eminent physicians among the number. But this celebrated vegetable preparation is something uior-' than 11 stomochic tonic. In liver complaint its ef. feet is as direct and immediate as that of calomel or blue pill, and far more salutary ; and in alUliseasedconditionsot the bowels, notable in cases of constipation, its regu lating projrties are in the highest decree srrvic -able, t he new settlements in the west and all low lying tracts of country in fested with miasmaticexhalations.sotruit lutatthis season, of the various types or intermittent levers, should be always well stocked with this incomparable chologue. which will cure any case or lever anu ague in u icriod varying from three days to t hree or four weeks, according to the violence 01 he complaint. Nervous disorders which sire always aggravated uy tne auuncraicu liuuors usually prescribed by physicians. are readily cured by a course or this sidmir able combination- in"dicine, in which the properties of si stimulant, a tonic and alter ative are happily blended. Portland Market lie port Wednesday, July 1, 1ST! iold in New York to-day, HIS. Portland i x-gal Tender rate., SJ buying; W selling. uesit Demand is-gixx.1 at tl &l.1 iw H cental, sacked. Oiits !(, 17 bushel, sacKca anu ueiiv- ered. Flour In consequence of tlie condition f the wheat, market, Hour has been ad- meed to St odifbo .r". butter The receipts are large and the market well stocked with all qualities. 1 'rices range from 2D (a2-'5 cents. Kggs Market supply full; prices linn at li cents v dozen. Wool The market continues dull anil quotations are furnished at -Jiicjlc t ll for good article. bacon The supply on hsind remains abundant. Sides urn quoted at lUtollc; Hams, i:tf,l ie, smd prime Shoulders at KOt tic San Francisco Market Report. San Francisco, July 1. Wheat in Liverpool Average California, 12sf.vl2s. od. ; Oregon, Pis. Flour Superfine, ?. iw,ttri ; extra, o J7. Wheat oast.J I HO. Ilarley Coast feed. $1 37fl 50; bay feed $1 :tS; bay brewing, $1 50. Oats ;ood supply in maritei ; prices are $1 50(3,1 70. Wool Quiet, fine to choice clear, 20(vJ'. Oregon City .Market Report, Knteri'hise Office, July 2, 1871. I-egal Tentlers, buying, Si : selling MK County script. l: City scrip, 80. Tin? following are the buying prices for nrinluce. and the selling price for others: Wheat-Demand good and selling at 80 tor 35 5 bushel. Flour iooi supply in marnet, anu sell ing at ft 00v 00. .Middlings Are quoteti at si ier ton shorts, $20 ; sind bran $12, with full supplies on iiand. Oats Supplv equal to demand ; buyers are paying :!', 10 cents. I'otatoes ev. l icr ousuei. i inions Quotable at I cents per pound. Kgg CJood supply, 15;16 "t doz. Chickens $2 5oi,:50 per dozen. Putter Scarce, 15fl(i cents for gootl fresh. Wool For choice lots, 2tiov2ti cents. Dried Fruits Full stocks In market; Apples are bringing 4cto5 cents per pound ; pesiches li cents; currants iu(oi.j cents; Plums 15 cents. Sugar Crushed, 1-VS,15 cents; Island 9 10M ; San Francisco refined, 12tol2-4 cents. Tea I!est quality r 1 per pound, and oth er brands ranging from 60to75 cents. OofTce Ilcst sirt icleS-J cents. Salt Ranging from 1(5,2!. Syrup 50 cents per gallon; best article GO cents. Usicon Hams ll(SilG cents; Shoulders, 8 cents; sides, 910 cents per pound. Lard Per pound 14tol5 cents. Oil Pevoe's Kerosene per gal Ion, 60(3.75 cents ; Ian seed $1 25. lieef on root Jood fat cattle find ready sale at 5,'i cents on foot. Pork We quote at "to cents. Sheep Few offering ; quote at $2 50(53 50 per head. Hides tJreen at from $2to3, owing to the size ; dry 15 cents per pound. A CAHD. Oregon City, June 12, IS71. Wm. P. Burns. Agent of Pheanix Insur ance Co., Drar Sir: On the -1th day of June niv barn was destroyed by lire. On the 5th you was notified or the same. You prompt ly notified the Company of my loss, and o"n the 10th inst. Mr. Dirnon, the gentle insinly agent and adjuster of the Compauy, was on hand, the loss promptly and cheer fully adjusted and a draft for the amount ($7IH) in full, placed in my hand. We thank you, and through you, the Company which you represent, for the prompt and cheerful adjustment of our looses and we join in the general verdict of the' people in saying. The Old Phoenix of Hartford offers reliable Indemnity. 1 KODXEYTOMPKIXS. Special Notice. Why suffer from Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and loss of appetite .when you. """j -in"- Dr Henley" celebrated. I X L. Bitters er rect a perfect cure ; they are a pleasant and invigorating tonic, and endorsed and rec ommended by our mosE-eminent Physi cians fas per certificates on each little) for allomplaintsof the Liver and Digestive Orgauis. As a family medicine they have bo equal. Sec advertisement In another column. For SALE.-We will seJJ either a Flo rence or Orover it Baker Sewing Ma chine at San Francisco orices. In order that those who desire a machine, and are not able to pay the entire amount may be accommodated, we will sen them on the installment plan, payable so much per month until paid for. KT-For the verv best Photographs, go to Bradley & Rulofson's Gallery with and ELEVATOR. 43 Montgomery street, pan Francisco, COURTESY OF UNIVERSITY The Parker Gun. We take pleas ure in calling attention of our "V alley friends to the wonderful merits of the double-barreled breech loading shot guns manufactured by Parfcer Broth ers, West Meriden, Conn. The highest testimonial received from all sections of the country, and the thorough test given it in the field by our friend Capt. Green 11. Samuels, warrant us in asserting that it is the best breech-loadinir shot gun in the world. The simplicity of construction, the ease with which it can be loaded or unloaded, the facility with which the load can be changed from small to large shot enabling the sportsman, in an instant, to adapt his change to any sized game that may present itself th'e ease with which it may be kept clean i ts availability to a country where noth ing but muzzle-loading ammunition can be procured, all combine to recom mend it to every sportsman who can appreciate a perfect fowling piece. "Warren Sentinel ;" (Front Royal, Va.) CONFESSIONS OF AN INVALID. Published as a waksiso and for the benefit of Youso Men and others who suffer from NERVOUS DEBILITY, IX3SS OF MANHOOD, etc., pointing out themeatu of self-cure. Written by Nathaniel Mat fair. Eso.. who cured himself after im.w. going considerable quabkery, and mailed free on receiving a post-paid directed enve lope, by the publisher, DR. JOHN M. DAGNAIX, 11 Clinton Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. OBSTACLES TO MARIUAGE. 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. Iiooks and circulars sent free, in sealed enveloiM-s. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa., an In stitution having a high reputation for hon orable conduct and professional skill. novC :ly NE TO-DAY. 1776. 1874. CELEBRATION OF TIIE NINETY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF OCK NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE. riHK CITIZEN'S OF EAST POHT- JL land intend celebrating tho coming Fourth of July, 1871, at THE EAST PORTLAND PARK. The festivities during the day will consist of addresses by prominent speakers, read ing or the Declaration of Independence, ami a Concert by two Bands of music, etc. In tiie evening the grounds will be illumin ated with Chinese I .amps, and there will be a great display of Fireworks. We give a friendly invitation to the citi zens of Portland and Oregon City to attend. COM. OF A 11 ft AX O K M KX TS. GRAND FOURTH OF JULY LUNcTT. GEO. ELICITS Would announce to his patrons and tlie public generally, that he will spread a magnificent Iainch at his phice, opiosite the railroad tlejiot, Suturilar, July 1th, 1874. He will also be prepared to furnish them with Winehard's celebrated Imager Beer, smd the finest quality of Port, Cherry and Kliine Wines. Call and get si Xo. 1 Iauich. LAST CHANCE FOft AH EASY FORTUNE! FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT IX AID OP TIIE PUBLIC Xilvni'y of Ivoiitnel-cy. J UEY :U, 187-1. One (, rand Cash ;ift O ne ( i ra ml Ca s h i i f t . One (2 rand Cash 2ift .. One (irand Cash liift ! One Urnnd Ciish SJilt 5 Cash liitts. $-Jn,lNK each .. ... 10 Cash OHts, H.iNNjeach 15 Cash (2irts, 10,0!K)esich 20 Cash tiifts, 5,000 each 2.5 Cash Oitts, 4.IHNI each '. W) Cash Jifts, 3,0011 each 50 Cash Jiffs, 2,000 each 1W Cash Jiffs, 1.000 each .. 210 Cash (Jilts, 5oo each 500 Cash (Jilts, 100 each 250,0t0 100,000 75,000 50,000 25.0O0 1IH),KK 110,000 150,000 100.0(H) 100,01 H) iNI.000 100,000 UK 1,000 120.000 50.000 050 (XXI 1!),000 Cash (Jifts, 50,oo.... Grand Total 2,5O0,OO0 Prlcf f Ticket m t Whole Tickets, $.j0; halves, f 25 : tenth, or each coupon, $5; 11 whole tickets for $-00 ; 22 tickets for f 1,000. Fcr Tickets or information, address THUS. K. Bit AM LETT E, Agent and Manager, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky "Wlmt -will it lo? is the first inquiry the sick make concerning the medicine. Suppose Tarrant' Sellier Aperient is the subject of the interrogator, what then? Simply this reply : It will relieve and cure headache, nausea, flatulence, nervousness, costiveness, debility, bilious ness and indigestion. Sold by'druggists everywhere. NEW OFFERS ! NEW IDEAS ! See the Grand Gifts of Our Fireside Friend to its Subscribers. Kntirely new anil unprecedented, ami such as will interest every one. Yon miss it if yon don't send for sam ples and fall pnrticnlnrs wliirU are sent free ! SEE TIIE GREAT WATCH OFFER ! OUR FIRESIDE FRIEND Is now in its Fifth Volume, thoroughly established as the leading family arid story Weekly In the Union, has the largest circulation, and the best appointed printing and pub lishing establishment and building In the West. Is a larjre eifrht-pasre illustrated and original family Weekly, price $3,00 per year. Every subscriber receiver a magnificent premium and a share in the distribution, buOscrtoe now.' WE WANT AGENTS. We want a representative In every neigh borhood. Nothinz equals it fcr agents. male or female, young or old. Large Cash Wages and a Sujyerb Outfit, exclusive ter ritory, which is rapidly filling up. Must apply at once. Subscribe by sending 3,00, and receive the paper one year, a magnifi cent premium, a share in the distribution, and receive also Free a Complete Outfit. or sena ior particulars. ."ame icrrnuij u sired in writing. Address Waters A Co., Publishers, Chicago, 111. TSIonev ! Money ! MONEY TO LEND LN S and upwards. Oregon City, March 10. 1ST1 "ONEY TO LEND IN SUMS OF $500, Oregon City, Harcnw.w.j. malotf juiir bu. c .-i- n BANCROFT LIBRARY", ott r.AT.TT?nmiTA ICEW STORE! IB. .A.. HUGHES WOULD AXX'OUXCE TO THE CITI aens of Oregon City, and vicinity, that he has purchased, fitted up and filled the store OPPOSITE THE P0ST0FF1CE, on Main Street, between Third and Fourth, Oregon City. My stock consists of Dry-Good, Groceries, Hardvrare, Crockery, Glanswnrr, Yankee - Xotlons, Boots and Hboed, Clothing, etc , which I will sell at the most Xt e a s o n a "ble 3?t a t es. Call and examine my stock and I will suit you. n. A. HUGHES. Oregon City, June 19th, 1S71. SELLING OFF ! SELLING OFF ! TIIE IMMEXSK WLVTER STOCK Of BOOTS and SHOES! : at tur : Pacfic Boot & Shoe House. Corner First and 3Iorrison Streets, poRTi,Axr, o una ox. Will be Closed Out for the Next Thirty Hay 6 At and Less Than Cost. I It I C K St IVdles' Kid Foxed Balmorals...... ..$1 ... 1 .Misses' do uo Children's do do Men's Heavy Boots, Boys' do Youth's do Children's Boots Men's Kip Hand-made Custom 3-soled 1 2 2 1 1 1MX)IS s Patridge's Slaughter Boots 4 do Grain Hunting Hoots 4 Ilibbard's Celebrated Hand-made French calf 6 Smith, Champiin 1- Co. (Portland) Custom French calf 6 Smith, Champiin Co. (Portland) Custom American calf. Men's best Quality Hunting do American Riding do Buckle Artie Overshoes do Alaska do do best quality Rubber do Women's Buckle Artie Overshoes do do do do Self-acting Rubber do Men's Serewd Brotrans do Pegged do do California Calf, tap sole do do butr ealf, tap sole, mar6-tf AT E. D- KELLY'S, MAIX STREET, OREGON CITY. J TJST AIIIM VKD', Ex John L. Stephens, DIRECT FROM SAN FRANCISCO, A FULL STOCK OP MILLINERY GOODS! MILLINERY GOODS! Latest Styles ! Latest Styles ! HATS and BONNETS, Hats and Bonnets. Feathers and Flowers ! Feathers and Flowers! RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS! RIBBONS AND ORNAMENTS! IN ORE AT PROFUSION! IN GREAT PROFUSION! LADIES, mil mid examine Stock and Prices. It -will le our endeavor to plene all, as to Quality and Prices. nprltitf GREAT SLAUGHTER! IN DRY-GOO D S AND CLOTHING! PANIC PRICES! AT V. LEVY'S. J. The pood hav been bought at PAXIC PRICES and will be sold in accordance. Don't forget calling before you lay In your supplies. Oregon City, March 31, 1874 it Sheriffs Sale! BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND EXE cution issued out of the Circuit Court of the ttate of Oregon for the County of Clackamas, to me directed, in favor of D. B. Hannah, and against Wm. N. Holmes. S. J. Hensley and S. D. Holmes, for the sum of Sl.tiiti 50 (dollars), gold coin, togeth er with costs of suit and disbursements; now, therefore, I have levied upon the fol lowing real estate, to-wit : - The northeast V and the east J$ of the northwest H of section 13, township 3 south, range 2 east, containing 200 acres, more or less, In Clackamas County, Ore gon, with the exception of one-half acre of said land. on the center of which is located a saw mill, and the half acre mentioned to be of four equal sides, and the center to be the exact center of said mill ; and on Friday, the 10th day of July, 1874, at the hour of 10, a. m., at the Court House door in Oregon City, Clackamas county. Orepon, I will sell the 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, ShertC June 12, l74w THOMAS CHARMAN ESTABLISHED 1853. DESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS of Oregon City and of the Willamette Valley, that he Is still on hand and doing business on the old motto, that A Ximble Six Pence is Better than a Slow ' '- Shilling. I have lust returned from San Franolsco, where I purchased one of the LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF GOODS ever before offered In this city ; and consists In part, as follows : Boots and Shoes, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats and Caps, ' , Hosiery of Every Description, Hardware, Groceries, Taints and Oils, Sash and Doors, Chlnaware, Quecnsware, 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 tions 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 COMPLiKTK ever offered in this market, and was seleted with esix?cial care for t he Oregon Cit v trade. All of which I now onVr for sale at the Lowest Market Rates. No use for the ladles, or any one else, to think of Roing to Portland to buy goods for I am Ditcrniinrd to Sell Cficaji and not to allow myself to be IXDERSOLD IX TIIE STATE OF OREGON. All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay ments, believing as I do that Twenty Years Experience in Oregon City enables me to know the re quirements of the trade. Come one and all and see for yoursolves that the old stand of THOMAS CHARM AX cannot bo beaten in quality- or price. It would be useless for me to tell you all the advantages I can ofTer you in the sale of goods, as every store that advertises does that, and probably you have been disap- 1 1 1 ; . . 1 - . . Come, and Srr.antl Examine for Yourselves fori do no wish to make anv mlstiikpR. My object is to tell all my old friends now that I am still alive, and desirous to soil goods cheap, for cash, or upon such terms as ngreeu uon. inanKingall for t he liber al patronage heretofore bestowed. TIIOS. CHAUMAN, Main Street, Oregon City, Iegal Tenders and County Scrip taken at market rates. TllOS. CIIAHMAN 50,000 lbs wool wanted bv THOS. CHARMAN OREGON STEAMSHIP CO.'S STEAMBOAT NOTICE! Str. K. 1ST. COOKE, Will leave OREGON CITY for PORTLAND every day (Except Sunday, at 7ht o'clock, A. M. Returning, will leave Portland for Oregon City at 1 o'clock, P. M. Sti ALICE, Will leave OREGON CITY for CORVALLIS every Monday and Thursday of each week. Sti DAYTON, Will leave OREGON CITY for McMINN VILLE, LAFAYETTE and DaYTON, and all points between, every Monday, Wed nesday and Friday of each week. "Leaves the Basin at 8 o'clock, A. M., and connect with the train at Canemah at 9, A. m. Sti-. ATLiBAjNTY, Leaves OREGON CITY for HARRISBURG and EUGENE and all intermediate points every week. Str. Fannie Pattern, Leaves OREGON CITY for ALBANY and all intermediate points between twice ev ery week. J. D. RILES, Agent. Oregon City, February, 14, 1S74. JOHN SCHRAM, Main St., Oregon City. MANUFACTURER AND IMPORTER OF Saddle, Ha menu, Saddlery-IIard-ware, etc., etc. WHICH HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS can be had in the State, at WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. warrant my goods as represented. 1,000 DEER SKINS WAN T E D, AKD ALSO, A LI' ,THER KINDS OF HIDES, FOR . which I will pay the highes market price In cash P.ring on your hides and get your coin for them. JOHN SCHRAM, Saddle and Harness Maker. Oregon City, Oregon, July 11, 1873-m3. RECREATION! HEALTH! Wilhoit Soda Springs ! THIS ESTABLISHMENT, SO CELB 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 WILHOIT, Proprietor. June 3d, 1874. Ju5ni4. IMPERIAL M ILLS, Savier, LaRocque & Co. Oregon Cit". Keep constantly on hand for sale Flour Middlings, Blan and Chicken Peed. Parties purchasing feed must furnish tne sock. 13 R. JOHN WELCH, DENTIST, OFFICE IN OREGON CITY. OBEGOX. f A UCTJIOX AND COMM1SSIOX. A. B. RICHARDSON, Auctioneer, Cmer of Front Si 0Js ron Auction Sales Of Real Estate, Groceries, General Mot chanuise ana iiorses. SALE DAYS Wednesday and Saturday a n 1)1iT7 1DrU1V - Auctioneer. At PriTatc Sale English Refined Bar and Bundle Iron .ijk"bu square ana octagon tmi Steel, Horse Shoes, Rasps, Saws.Serews.Fry-Pans, Sheet Iron, II. G. Iron. . ALSO large assortment of Groceries and Liq uors, a. Ii. RICiLRDSOX. Jan. 1, lS7S-tf. Auctioneer. NEW GOODS GOODNEWS! PRICES REDUCED TO SLIT THE TIMES. LOOK OUT FOR GOOD ISARGAlIXS! S.ACKERMAN&CO. H AVE JUST RECEIVED A LARGE stork of SPRING & SUMMER GOODS which they offer CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST I We would say come snsd convince your self before purchasing elsewhere, Onr stock consists In partf Fancy and Staple iJry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes, Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Notions, Grocer- i e s, Hard ware, and a great many other articles too numer ours to mention ; also, r Doors, Windows,! Glass antlPutty, etc., etc All kinds of Produee taken in exchange for Goods ALSO Wool AVYriitect For which we pay the Highest Prices. S. ACKERMAN & CO. Oregon City, Octobe r 31, 1873-tf. Final Settlement! In the matter of the partnership estates of Frederick Charman, deceased In the County Court of Clackamas County, Slate of Oregon: VRTHUR WARN ERADMINISTRATOR of the partnership estates of Charman & Brother, and Charman, Warner A Co., having filed in said Court, his final accounts for settlement thereof, 4 Mas and is order ed that Monday, the sixth (Sth)day of July, A. I)., 1874, be set aftart for hearing objee t ions to said final account and for t he set) tlement thereof with said Arthur Warner, Administrator. By order of said Court. ARTHUR WARNER. Attest: Administrator. R. F. CAUFIELD, County Clerk. June 4th, 1S74. 5ju5w. Citation ! In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Clackamas. In the matter of the estate of Jacob Kandle, deceased : npO THE HEIRS AND OTHER' PER- I sons interested in the estate of Jacob Kandle, deceased. Whereas the duly ap pointed administrators of said estate havo fllod in said Court a petition praying for an order to sell a part of the real property of said estate ; now, therefore, in the name of tlie State of State of Oregon you and each of you are hereby person ally cited to appear in the County Court of Clackamas County, tate of Oregon, on th Urst Monday in. July, that bc-infc the 6th day of July 1S74. and the first day of the regular July term of said Court for 1S74, then and there to show cause, if any exits, why an order of sale should should not be made as In said petition prayed for; said land being described as follows : The south of tho southeast of section 32, in township 3 south, range 3 cast of the Willamette Mer idian, containing 80 acres. It is further ordered that a copy of this order be published in the Oregon City E? TEBPRisK.the litigant organ for Clackamas County. Oregon. . W. L. WHITE, Attest: County Judge. R. F. CAUFIELD. u.R.1 County Clerk. 1. T. BARIN, Att'y for Addministralor. Administrator ".Notice ! In the matter'of the estate of Alonzo Wells, deceased: ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE J.1 undersigned that he has been appoint ed by tho County Court of Clackamas County, State of Oregon, administrator of the estate of Alonzo Wells, deceased ; and that all persons having claims against the said estate are required to present the same to me, with the proper voucher, at thcofflce of L. T. Barin, attorney-at-law, Oregon City, within bIx months from tho date of this notice. ALLEN MATTOON. Ad m in istrator of est ate of Alonzo Wells. L. x. BAIUN.tfy for A-tonlnlBtrarcr. Oregon Cty, Juno 5th, 1S74. trw I v r- ; . o O O o O o O o o o G c O O O o CO o o O o o O o O