JliiH-!i!illH III l,rn
Dibbs: A Love Story.
There was no .lonbt about it; John
-r,- ,,..iVetlv wretched that
ni-'ht. He (ln;iire"" " .
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nie JJeJI an.l he wasn t going to mane h the slol,f wt ! only one eye, bow
it up. The fact was she gave herself e turneiPin its direction, but not
nianv airs, ann nu unm 1 uie.w.
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stand it any longer. He didn t care
if she was pretty; that was no reason
why she should let half a dozen fel
lows at a time hang about the shop
or stroll in oneat a time and, leaning
on their elbows, chatter and smirk
and sinue over the counter, cadets
and officers, wild young fellows, who
i : 1 t ... l.r.ii nn n i.llo flnlllSC-
OI11V U1U M "
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nt, and would no more dream of
mel
marrying ner man mej "
vitiir' her to the hall that was com
ing i ill next month. To be sure be
was only a common cavalry soldier,
but then be had been in the service
a pood nianv years now, had an ex
cellent character and a good trade
at bis back, and, morover, bis father
bad died not long since, and there
was the cottage all ready for Jennie
to walk into, and they might settle
down at once if she'd only be sensi
ble. Jennie acted as shop-woman
for her M.ster, Airs. Evans. A very
poor little shop it was, very small
and badly stocked, for Airs. Evans
had onlV managed to get a few
0 jiouiidV worth of tilings with what
had been subscribed for her in the
garrison after the fever had carried
oil her husband. The speculation
answered pretty well at lirst, for
many of the ollicers' wives, knowing
what an indutri-us woman "Airs.
Evans was, made a point of buying
1 .1 . 1 . ii-rml.l ff in
their tapes and cottons ana sticks 01
sealing-wax of her. Then Jennie's
pretty face was seen behind' the coun
ter, aud the shop was filled from
morning to night with ofUcers and
frisky young cadets, and the original
customers took flight though Tdrs.
Evans did not know it, for she. be
lieving the I ! -ir.ess to be safe in the
keeping of Jennie, worked hard at
the dressmaking (she had three chil
dren to support, and the shop alone
would not do it.) 0
The ollicer.s" were not profitable
customers, for they only went tollilt
with Jennie under the excuse of
buying a penny paper, or perhaps
asking for a time-table. Jennie made
the most trim and pretty and oblig
ing of s'lop-woinen, and the place it
self was always a pattern of neatness:
but the oiiicers' wives did not care to
go and buy their thread where they
were c identl v intei TUpthii? a flirta
tion, and so the business continued
to fall oif', and Mrs. Evans begin to
get quite uniia-Mpy about it. Jennie
pretty, khul-hearted, thoughtless
Jennie had no idea that she bad
ny thing to do with it. or she would
have sent every one of her admirers
off at a pace, tint would have aston
ished tin ra. She had been only too
delighted, after her brother-in-law
died, to come from Dovenshire and
live with sister at Woolwich not
only because she was ve y fond of
her sister, but also because she had
wished many times to see John
AVeare again. She had made his ac
quaintance when her brother and he
for they had been ir the same reg
imentwere stationed at l'lymontlT,
atir'i she hal paid them allying visit
with her father. John hud ttdd her
) then that he was tired of the service
and wanted to settle down, and she
inwardly cthought that he could do
no better than ask her to settle with
him. lie had been very, attentive
when site came to Woolwich, and
gradually established l.iin-elf onothe
fooling of u lover till he found the
shop always tilled with the oiiicers
and cadets. At lirst he was shy of
appearing before his superiors, then
lie got jealous and at last angry, for
he felt and knew that they meant her
no good, and besides it was doing
real injury to thej business of the
shop. .t last he spoke in his mind
and told the coquettish Jennie what
he thought, ami was snubbed for his
pains, o o
" If yon thiuk I don't know how
to take euro of myself, Mr. "Weare, '
you are much mistaken., and I don't
want any o ic to tell 111 j what's right
or wrong. I know for myself,"
" Well, Miss Jennie, I didn't mean
to giv" oli'ence. ol only told you
what I thought." o
"Then yon might have "kept your
thoughts to yourself," she said with
i little toss of her head " unless
they had been nice ones," she added.
He heard the aside, and picked up
his courage.
' It's nu fully hard, too, when cue
that cares for you really can't get
near you," he pleaded. Just then
Jennie caught sight of Captain Mo
Gee, a t.ill and handsome man, with
long whiskers an.l a red nose, coin
ing in the direction of the shop, witli
a big buivli of lloy,ers in his hand.
She had heard John Weare's last
words, Imt she was secretly of the
opinion that he ought to have come
up to the scratch before, so she
thought a little jealousy would do
him frood.
"Oh! here comes Captain McGeo,
she said in a delighted tone.
" Well, he's just the biggest black
leg in the s m v.c ', Jennie, and if yon
take my advice you'll send him off
sharp."
I bel'evo von are jealous, Mr.
Weare, a: d telling stories about the
captain; he is always very polite to
me, an.l she smootnetl her pretty
hair and tu ranged the triilcs on the
con liter.
' t ) h . h e's p 1 i t e e n o u gh , n o d on b t . "
" And be is bringing me some
llower.T.'"
" Now look here. Jennie, are you
going to t die them?"
" Of course I am."
' Well, then, good-by."
"Guol-by." she laughed. Of
cjurse she knew he wonldu't go.
"Jennie, he'll be in directly, and
I shall be od', but you must choose
between ldm and me. If you are
going to ket-p on talking to him I
shall never come in the place again,
so which is it to be?'
" The captain."
"Ibit I am not joking. I'll never
see you again."
" No more am I joking, so gooo
bv." " Good-bv" and he went.
II.
He kept resolutely away for a
whole mouth never once went near
the ! If Jennie wanted him she
" ig'it send f ; im or vret ! ei
t- ...ic iv.i :i te., a s'le had
ister
,lone
c .ire
was not
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sent for, neither was be invited to
tea, and bis spirits began to wax low.
If sbeYl cared about me she'd
have got in my way somehow before
this trust a woman," be thought.
The idea of not being cared for
was not cheerful. That night he
strolled carelessly by the shop, but
on the opposite side of the way.
Nothing was to be seen of Jennie.
lie walked on in a brow study, then
- .,,.. i i
crossed over , nntl went deliberately 1
He went back
dejected frame
to
of
bis barracks in a
mind.
" It's an awful pity such a nice
girl; and there's the cottage all ready
for her to step into, and me ready to
retire from the service and a good
trade at mv back: it's too bad, all
along of timt Captain McGeo too
nd "the fruit in the garden of the
lit lilts 11 lilt lii i-t- ' -
cott.lffe au ri1eand no one topick it
Tue very next morning jwuu
Weare walked deliberately into the
shop and asked for a penny newspa
per, and be had the felicity of being
Served bv Mrs. Evans.
" Quite a stranger, Mr. Weare,"
she said, but that was the only re
mark she made, and for the life of
him he could not screw up the cour
age to ask for tier sister.
That night John W&ire was mis
erable. nit
" She can't care a rush for me,
he thought, and marched all over
town, and nearly to Qrtenwieh and
beck, in his excitement.
The next day was a lucky on? for
John, lie came acj oss 13ibbs. Eibbs
was Mrs. Evans' eldest boy. No one
knew what his real name was, or why
lie was called liibbs; but he was nev
er called anything else.
"lbbbs," said John Weare, "come
and have some fruit," and he carried
him oil' in triumph to the cottage,
and stuffed him with gooseberries
till he couldn't move, and with black
currants till his mouth was as black
as' a- crow. Then he carried him in
side and stood him on the table, and
sat down before him.
" How old are yon, UibbsV"
He though it better to begin the
conversation with a question.
" l'ive .uid a half. Is that your
sword up there?"
" Yes. Who gaveyou those bronze
sho":i, UibbsV" " o
Now be knew Jennie sad given
them to him, but he wanted to hear
her name.
"Auntie. She's going away soon f'
he added. " liot me look at your
sword now."
ot
" Where's she going?"
he
:d in
consternation.
" 1) voivshire.
your sword."
" Whv is she
"Do let 1110 trv on
going?" he asked
with a sick feeling at his heart.
" She's ill, I thinly and she
wavs crying now : one day s!u
s al-
was
crving over her silver thing von gave
her, and kissing it like anything."
The "silver thing" was a little
heart of about the size of a shilling,
which he had bought at Charleston
Fair last October, and timidly re
quested her to accept.
John Weare jumped up and show
ed Ibbbs his sword, ami carried him
on bis back all over the place, and
entreated him to have more black
currants in his delight. Uut Bibbs
declined.
" Aunt Jennie's going to bring me
some from Eltliam to-night," he said.
So Jennie was iroing to Latham,
was she! John Weare took liibbs
home, and on his way presented h,im
with a woolly lamb that moved on
wheels an.l squeaked, and a monkey
that went up a stick on being gently
ashed.
"Crying over her silver tiling!"
said John Weare. "I'll go and hang
around the Kit ham road till I see her
rind lrr liAr n-n-ilon "
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And lie went, and Jennie met him,
and pouted, and declared she hadn't
once thought of him, and then broke
down and cried. And John begged
her pardon, and declared that he had
been a heartless brute; and then Jen
nie contradicted him and said it was
all her fault, aud told him how Mrs.
Dnnlop, the colonel's wife had one
day walked in aud told her, in the
kindest possible manner, that" she
was spoiling her sister's business, for
the ladies who had been interested
in her welfare kept away because of
Jennie's ilirting propensi ies, which
tilled up the shop with idle o'lictrs,
who were always in the way; and
how she had been so ashamed and
wretched, aud so cut up at the deser
tion of John Weare, that she had de
termined to go back to Devonshire.
"lint you won't now?" he said, as
thev lean. ed cner the style leading to
the'Eltl am fields.
"You'll get nady at once, and
we'll bo married as soon as possible,
before the fruit in the garden is
.SJK.il t?" o
It t ok a long time to talk her into
it (aU)ut three quarters of an hour),
but then she w as very happy at heart
and chattered like a "young magpie,
and told John hww she bad snubbed
Captain McGeo, and had thrown all
his llowers out of tlie window.
" And it reallv was all through
that dear liibbs that vou way laved
mi to-night !" she asked.
" Certainly."
" Whv, but for him I might never
have seen yon again!"
" Perhaps not."
" I'll givr6 liibbs a regular hug
when I get home,' she thought. And
she IM ; and the day oetore ylie was
niiriied she bought him a rocking-
horse, which he delights in to this
day. Casseir J'tmih I'jitzine.
r.xtrno-uitiarv Opportunity lor the
liclicl' of the Aillictt-il.
The surgeons of the National Surgi
m. In-itittito, buMtL-d in In lianapolTs,
Indiana, Paeiiic I irancii. .".1J 1 lush street.
S.in Francis-o. have linallv 'vi.ddeil ti.
the many urgent aopeals to' vi!-.ii;t ,)regn j
and Washington Territory. Three or '
more t the-surgeons will be at the
CosmoiM.liian llott-l, I'oi Hand. Oregon
on the lt,-J l. 1, Uli, ,jth and Ulh, of
'i'iicy will have with theni a great
amount of surgical apparatus, appli
ances, etc., and competent assistants
anil w orknu n to i-hange, tit, and make
sneli apparatus as m.iv l,t required.
TUey will coin expeci illy i.;-ii;iie(l l'
treat all surgical casc-t;' lr ilvi ul!
kinds of I f.K i!iii"' s of the l'.i -e, S:,inc 5
and Limes, i'lvavii J; ?,:ts, Dis.ased i
Kves. Cat h i h, Piivate 1 lipases. P. I s, !
l'i-tula, etc. On account of tl.v grr-.t
e. ;ense a:tciiding su.-ii a trip, thev n ill
ii'it ntukf ai:-d her ; there lore, all wh '
wish t avail tlu'iiisi lvos of t he a.i va i.- ;
lazes of the Institute, without the long j
journey toS tit Francisco or Indiana p- !
us. must im so ai i:ns nine. .o case
will !e unt'.ertaken without a fair hope
of relief. It is needless to say that the
institution is entirely responsible, ami
the 1 irgest and most popular of the
kind in America, curing thousands an-
nuillv. It -iiii'iiiberjhe time and place,
, and eoiii- early. Qjeiid to the Insti
i tute for circular.
A. B. RICHARDSON,
Auctioneer,
of Front Oak ts., Portland
Cornier
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Acic
Of Real
Estate, Groceries, General Mer
chandise and Horses.
?vrr D VYS Wednesday and Saturday
Auctioneer.
J. r. DAVIES.
JOSHUA DA VIES.
J. P. DAVIDS & CO.,
;TJCTft)NEEKS
A X I
co3i3iissiox Merchants,
Qfike-puoop stcjjxi: bvildixo,
WHARF STREET, VICTORIA. B. C.
Lib-ral Advans )Lnl? 0:1 fonsigaai?iits.
July 2i, lS7i:ly
I. SELLING
H
AS JUST RECEIVED i'HE EARCJEST
stock of
FALL AND IVIMTER GGGDS
cvf r imported to Oivjjon City, which he
olfVrs at jrreatly roduc-.-d i. rices, ill' stock
CLOTHW
Has fbocn lartxolj' increased, arid I can
show as ha ndsomo a lin of ready-made
jroods in Men and i'.Hys' I'.usiuess and
Dress Suits, Coats, etc., as can be found
in t lie count ry, and at prices that cannot
fail to sal tsfy. My
4
Is filled with a splendid assortment of all
the leading styles and fashionable shades
of goods
ICm jjress f'lr , o
P. I (; J ii's, FiTJK-Ii and
O Amriraii l)ttss Gooil
lili-clt lj:n-j;,
IJvili ta i: l i !,
C2iiiu-res, cSC
V I j A ISTN" k . s ,
Plaid, Plain and()pe:a I'lannels, ofall col
ors. 1,1'avhed and Unbleached, Cotton
Flannels.
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TnuiUs uinl 0
Tin vi-liiif Srilrljelx,
I'ut s : 7i' C'n js,
Of! C'lolli fr
Flooi uml Table.
BOOTS and SHOES,
I would call special attention to my
stock of Men's and l!o s' San Francisco
Pools, which I have sold for :i number of
years past with general satislaction. Ev
ery pair warranted. C complete stocic of
HARBWAHSi FAafJSMQ UTEfoSILS
Choiet Teas, Canned floods, and all choic
Family Groceries,0
All at Low Prices. Also,
LIVE
9,01 .'..D CAEMAX ISLAM) SALT.
Highest Price aid for all Jynds of
7f fZ'amzW.
2()),0()() lbs. cf AVOOL Wantcil,
for which
shall pay the highest jpash
pric-'
1. KLl.lXi.
lregon City, Sept. ) 5ST5.
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T70ITLD IN'KOUM Tf I K CITIZEN'S OF
Or gon City and vicinity that he is
prepareil to furnish
FlI?, SPRUCE AND CEDAR LUMBER,
Of cv;ry description, at low rates.
A LSO,
IJi j- riaovIsi.g, Ceiling, Kusitc,
Mpruce, (for shelving), Lattice,
lic5ies, ami I't nce-Posts, Cedar,
Constmitti on hand.
Street and Sidewalk lumber furnished
on the shortest, notice, at as low a rates as
it. can be purchased in the State.
Give me a call at the 0
OliKdOy CITY SA If MILLS.
Oregon t ity, June ID, iy?d :tf
VOU CAN'T AFFORD
TO I5E "WITHOUT IT!
1 MOXTIILY ILLTTSTUA1ED PAPEU
I ublished at Portland. Some of the
ablest writers in the Si ire contribute to its
colums. The West Shoke i?
THE GfiLY ILLUS SEATED PAPEil
in Oregon, and contains in each issue
b-sid"s articb s of (j n.-ral Literature a
i -S'-ription fl some .or! ion or the State or
NVas-iington T.-rritory. A lull lis!, of farm
ing lands to let or (or nale. lias an
lllnstnL'tl Iorii;,ii.i:f!iI Depart i-init,
And other valuable information n t to be
lound in any otiicr ta r on the ooast.
A copy of it s -nt to lriends abroad, will
give them a b-tter id -a of the Pacific
-Northwest than any othT publication.
Snt posta:r- paid for on- vear on receipt
ofJl o); single coj.ios. cents. Address,
s ot p. : .(
SAMIEU
Portland, Or.?gon.
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coi.rr i.-i .1 ;,v in .- U i
!u daf. sh li;,vi
Ixwtrd u it., nt jusL t-
Y
Clackamas Count
t; IV F.N THAT I
'! b.r any d.-b's
.rail Kliy.a. lr;m
1 it my l--d and
r ' mvw t ;oti .
"AM K. WALK.
:. 11, ls7..4
FOR S '.E.
IVNE SECOND-HAND STEAM EX
AT. r..m(U 8 1.nch" b01"" 21 inch. Price
w vj iriciuire lit
J. H. MrOUE'R
Sept. 5, 1?75 irChiae t?:Vr r-n Uty-
i jr. . nrit' i i "r -- . J'.jj
ESTABLISHED
1853.
DESIRES TO INFORM THE CITIZENS
of Oregon Citv and of the V illamette
Valley, that lie is still on hand and doing
business oa the old mono, iiiau
A Kimble Six fence is Better than a Slow
Shilling.
rfturnorl from San Francisco,
where I purchased one of the
LARGEST APiD BEST SELECTED
STOCK OF CfOODS
ever before offered in this city ; and consists
in part, as follows : o
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery of Every Description,
IIardwarc, Groeerfes, o c
o Taints and Oils,
Sash and Poors,
Chinaware, Quoensware,
Stoneware, Crockery,
Plated ware, Glassware,
O Jewelry of Various Qualities
And Styles, ClocksQind
Watches, Iidies and
O
Gents' Furnishing
Patent Medicines, Goods, Fancy N
Rope, Faming tions of Every
Implements of Description
All Kinds, Carpets,
Jiattings, Oil
Cloth, Wall Paper, etc.
Of the above list, I can say my stock is the
MOST COJIPLET E
ever otriyed iathis market, and was seleted
witt esxcial care for the Oregon City trade.
All of which Ijiow oiler for sale at the
Low
Market Ziaa
No use for the Indies, or any one else, to
think of going to Portland to buy goods for
I am Determimvl to Sell Chvitp and not to
allow myself to ba
QDLSOLD IN THE STATE OF OREGON.
All I ask is a fair chance and quick pay
ments, believing as I do that
o
Twenty Years Exr.crieuce
in Oregon City enables me to know the re
quirements ol the t rade. i 'ome one and all
and see for yours Ives that the old stand of
tiiomas ciiAinLvx
cannot be. batn in quality or price. It
would be useless for me to tell you all the
advantages I can offer you in th -sale of
goods, a. -i every store that advertises does
that, and probably you have been disap
pointed. All I wish to say is
fowr, nnd Suiiil Exami!!." for Yourselves
f f I do not wish to make any mistakes.
My object is to tell all my old friends now
that I am still alive, arid desirous to sell
goods cheap, for cash, or upon such terms
as agreed upon. ThanUimr all for the liber
al patronage heretofore bestowed.
Til OS. CHAKMAN,
Main Street, Oregon City,
I.eiral Tenders and Coiitdv Scrip taken at
market rates. TIK )S. CII AKMAX.
CT-oO.OOOblbs wool wanted bv
THOS. CIIAUMAN.
.T. y. WAR!).
CEOUOK.A. HARDING.
WARD & HARDING,
DJ32!3TS ifiD APOTHECAHIZSf
Trr-F.KPCONSTANTLY (JN HAND A
ic. general assortment of
Driij and Cliomicals,
Perftimery, Soji
(omlnaii.l lirusTieri, ,
'i'l-usses, Sii)ioitern,
fSH-Mibter Urat es k'u tu y :i nd
Tilet ArtifleA,
ALSO
Kerosene Oil, I,anip ( Iiiinnry,
Glass, I'utty, l'aiutx, il.H,
VariiisSun uinl lye SIsjUs,
plkl; wixes axd lliuoss for me
Dirix.lL ri poses.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.
n-Physicians' Prescriptions careful! v
com pounded, and all orders correctly an-
swer'-u. c
ityopn at all hoars of the night.
BAIl accounts must ivi paid monthly.
novGtf WAUD & IIAKDING.
STATE BOARD OF IKKIGRATfGr.
PORTIIE PURPOSE OF AFFORDING
.1. intormaiion to Immigrants and in
tend Emigrants to Oregon, now in foreign
countries and sist'-r States, and for circu
lating such information abroad by this
Hoard, ail jersons in this State having
Farms and Lands tor Sale or Il-nt. or de
sirous of forming Colonies, will please for
ward tothis Hoard as Sfxn as possible de
tailed descrirtions of their Farms and
Lands, Location. Price and Terms of Sale,
or condit ions of renting: and all persons
desirous of obtaining Agricultural or other
Laborers, wi'l please communicate direct
with this Hoard.
liy Instructions of th Commissioners of
Immigration. WILLIAM RE1D,
Sfcblm A State Com 'r of Immigration.
JAMES M'KIXXO.V,
JOHN It. M tLLF.Il.
ricKirorj a miller.
WAGOH AND CARRIAGE
HAUFl CTOK Y !
L. navinjr loasa the ev,V
late David smith, corner of
""'1' MU, T V 11 JH. . I. 1 i '
Main and Third street, Oregon City, take
this method of informing the public in
general, that wearo now prepared, with
amile room, good materials, and the very
best of Mechanics, to build anew, recon
struct, make, paint, iron and t urn out all
complete, any sort of a vehicle from a
common cart to a Concord Coach.
Hlmliirtil liliig, Iliirse-Shoflns and
(iviieral Jnhiii iiir, tlj-, (luickly
ami Clieuply Uoiic.
i u m s k-s : io i : i n a s i i a ir y.
Come and try us.
MrKINNON A MILLER.
Aug. 13, ISTo :fna
A. G. VVALLIKC'8
PIONEER BOOK BINDERY.
Plttoclt'' Uiiildintr Corner or Stark
nndi I-'rojit Streets.
POaTLAWD,
- OREGON.
fLANK nOOKS RULED AXD ROUND
to any desired pattern. Music books.
Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev
ery variety of style known to the tirade.
Orders from the c.untry promptly at
teivled to.
ir.TFSRiAL SV1 ILLS,
LaRocque, Savier &: Co.
Oregon City.
MidUlinirs, 3rpn and Chicken Feed. Partiei
purchasing ieea rrust iurnisn tue sack.
CHAS. H. CAUFIELD,
DEALER IK
DRY-GOODS,
FANCY GOODS
GROCERIES,
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Croclcery, fcc, fce.
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CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STREETS, OREGON CITY.
AL.SO,
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A LARGE
0
DRESSED CEDAR AXD FINISHING LUMBER,
Of various kiiuls,cfor sale in quantities suit, at reasonable rates.
MJi R CJI A N D ISJi.
JOHN MYERS.
OREGON CSTY
DRY GQODS,
GROCERIES,
ROOTS and
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SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY
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AND
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Books andoStationerv.
I will pay the highest prices for
and all kinds of
GOOD CQUHTRY PHOD'JCi
J will sell as low as any house in Oregon for
o. o
CASH OR ITS EQ VIVA LENT
n Good Merchantable Produce.
I am selling very low for
cash as HAivi.
CASH PAID FOR COOTV ORDERS.
o
Give me a call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN MYERS.
Oregon City, March 21. 1S73.
Singing looks
'WE WULD CAUIj THE ATTENTION
of Teachers, and others interested In music,
to the following works, as being the best of
their class :
MUSICAL CHIMES.
A new Class-Rook for Female Voices.
Price 99 Per Dozen. Sample copies, mail
ed, postpaid, on receipt of $1,
FAIRY ECHOES.
A Class-Rook for Children. Used in all
the principal PubHo Schools. Price SO
Per Dozen. Sample copies mailed, post,
paid, on receipt of CO certs.
SONG ECHO.
The Most Popular School Singing-Pok
ever published. Price 87 50 Per Dozen.
Sample copies mailed, post-paid, on re
ceipt of 75 cents.
Address,
J. L. PETEItS,
843 BROADWAY, IV. Y.
Aug. 6 iw6
$5 to$20 fcfld'irST6- Terms
Uebly G. STINSON Co., Portland, Me
LOT OF
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MAN II OP,
RKVISKD AND COIHtECTED KY THE AUTHOH,
K. le F. C URTIS, M. I)., ic, itc.
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A Medical Essay on the causes and cure
of premature decline of man, showing how
health is lost, and how regained. It gives
?a cloar synopsis of the impediments to
marriage", the treatment of nervous and
physical debility, exhausted vitality, and
all other diseases appertaining thereto;
the results of twenty years successful prac
tice. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON ".MANHOOD." Ther" is no
member of society by whom t his book will
not be found usefvl, whether ho b" parent
preceptor or elergx man. Lointon Timet.
CURTIS ON "MANHOOD." This book
should be read by the young for instruc
tion, and by the afi'lieted lor relief; it will
injure no one. J.lrOictil Tim-a antt. (irrzrtte.
Pric One Dollar, by me.il or express
Address the author, DR. CURTIS, ;H Sut
ter street, or 1. O. 1 Six San Kraneisco,
Cal. aug. 27 dyisdJm
OUifG M
T h-l) Kj
Who UT'-' sufT.'rlng from the effect of!
j out hiii! foi lies or 'indiscretion, will do!
well to avail themselves of this, the
greatest boon la id'at t !ie a Itar ol sn fK-ri ng ;
liumanitv. l:i. tsl'iN.Nfciik will guar
aiite to forfeit .?(( lor every case ol se
minal v.eekie s.i, or private disease of
any lcind or ehnracter wbicli he under
takes and lails tocure. He v. ould, IJeTc
lore, sa-cto t he un lor! una' ruffe r.-i who
max read litis no!ic", tin:i yu aretreatl
injr uim: dang- rous ground wlien you
long, r delay in see&ingct lie proper r.-in-etiy
for your co'.ni-laiii!. You may be in
the lirst stg-: rememb- r you ar-? ap
I roaeliing the Inst. If you are bordering
upon the last, and ari suffering someor
ail of its ill e:r -ets, rem- u: ber t hat if you
persist in proeras! ma! ion, the time must
come when t lie inn ;t st:i!liiil physician
can r.'H'1'T.voii ru assistance ; when the
ioor of hope will be closed against j on i
when no angel i-t mercy can bring "you
r lief. Ia no ease has the Doctor tailed
of success. Then 1-t no: desyiair work
upon your imagination, but avail you r
S'dl of til" Icvnetkiiil r '.suits of his treat
ment, before uu;r ease is beyond t he
reach of ;n -dieal skill, or b- iore grim
d-afh liurVies on to a pr 'mature grave.
Full cours of treatment $St oa. Send
money by I'osrofJtee one r or Expr-'ss
with iu'.l d'scrntion oi ease. Calltr
aldress, l.'li , J3, M'l.WKV,
No. Id Kar:iy street, San Francisco.
sept jii.l v
O
3Iai:i St., Oregcn City,
'HMTALTlTtES AXD DIFCuTER flF
h H-'J'i'v
.''f Saddles, llnrno
K:i(l:!!r ry-II a rl - I JT-JTi
ware, rtr., etc. s-
yiIICir HE OFFERS AS CHEAP AS
V T can be had in the State, at
WHOLESALE GH HETAIL.
o
t"l warrant my goods as represented.
1.000 DEE 0 SKI MS
W A 1ST T 3 IS,
AN' I) ALSO,
A 1A In.nR KINDS OF HIDES. FOR
j. which I will pay the highes market
price in cash Dring on your hides and get
your com iorthem. b o
JOHN SrilRAM,
o Saddle and Harness Maker.
Oregon City. Oregon, July 11. lS73-m3.
The standard r my -r i'nSU. In
iet,z Sore Thn,f. Vl,oj,i,, Vowh,
C,op . Lu-rr Complaint, JlroncHfi, Ttlvcd
r'!r?f , , ',"e"'. "n very ntreetion of the
rV I'u"s unJ Chest, including Cos-
Wistj.rN lialam oriVH.l Clierry does
not dry up a cough, but loosens it, cleanses
!,T.J'l"l7S'a"d .alJ:ivs Jrrltntlon. thus re
inorinr, t,e dux, of th cmplaint. None
genume unless signed I. P.ctts. Prepared
by SKTH W. Fowi.kr sons, l;osfon. Sol
by RKnmxGTox, Hostkttku & Co., San
"r f biC' a"d ljy dea,ors generally.
0ETHES0A GPamGS!
On the McKinzie Iliver. LanS Co., Oregon.
A CIIARMIXG SDI3IER RESORT.
milERK SPUfNOS ARE EOP TED
X about filtv-tive miles e.-w. f r,,4ne
oi 1 Pi " p'r; , 'or ;:"r i? h-
. . 1 rsiirn oi the MeKinie ti,,.
wit h i n a fe h u nd red yards of I Iorse Creek
one ol the most famous trout ms
new'amMs1''0 M t h 'ho fse 'is
the w "nfi n';-,r'(S,mct;H -with reference to
vallex- f 3 .J vising m from the
i ..IT- alr ave an excellent vanor
bath room constructed no;,r the heuHf
tIo?olf?hUUktn!lf demar,d ,0r an inSti,,-
nA"irnrino d Pvs'nn in attendance
Jmi firn ' w"1 an1 I'Hlglng in pood
be nni ?T W ho rre,V'r il- Animals can
lvfJVu"dforlnaUcost.n b rerfect
ij sale. For FV
maj o.tf I'roirietor.
A. NOLTNEE
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ENTERPRISE OFFICE.
OREGON CITY.
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AGEMS FOR THE ENTER PRISE.
The following persona arp authorized to
act as agents lor the Kstebprie:
Geo. 1. Howell 4 Co., 40 Park I!ow, Nc
York.
Coe, Wetherill & Co., OUT Chestnut street
Philadelphia. ,
Abbott & Co., No. 82 and 81 Nassau street
New York. .
Portland iregon L.Pnmuel
c- iThos. Povce
fan trancisco ld i- islier
St. Helens, Columbia counfy...-i. A. I,ilP
Astoria, Clatsop county ..A. Vnn rusi n
Salem Wil!im
Ha rr isburg;.;r..:"."::'.".;:::;.::: j . 1 1 .
i 'aiayet tf. Yam hill county I . i -r f'- ' ;..
Dallas, Polk county Pave "
Kola I"- 1 oty
t i I... .... . ilnnliik
Jacksonville ,
Inton county..
W.A. Weils
Kugenc City K. I..'1'ristfiw
Rosebu rg I Ion. I
Lebanon IJnlstrn
Jacksonville "on-Vi5S
Ing Tom - 1I- '-
CLACKAMAS COUNTY.
Ct- nntl"
... ..... . i nlt
Hutteville John
C-iseades ..Henry .Mci.u? "
.ascaaes t;fri,ws r
Can by J- vrii:ht
i t A I I ntiiii
Hanling's Caivyio
Ixiwer Molalla )) JI"v, 'r"er
Milwaukie
t Icifonifi
John Ilnsren'- '
J-J": on
ITppr VloTalla W. H
OREGON CITY BSEVERY
Henry Ilumbel,
IT
A VI NO PURCHAS
ed the aliove Isrew- I
ery wishes to Inform the public tn a .
now nrpnarpd In mAnufiieture a 0. 1
ity Of
LAGER BEZR,
as good as can be obtained at15"M'h!fltlv
the State. Orders solicited and promr1"
1'orvallis IlomJonn ' Ullt
An"?'ny CU 'Cirant -jlv
IValW, Vvaseo'county, " - V-'i"
Latirande, I'nion county i-nr
IW,llt,.n T',;n.. ,..nlr S. N . IVIl"
. ..ni.tt
filled.
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