o
o
as '
SEE
O
o
O
o
o
o
. o
o
o
O
O
CD
O
o
0
o
o
0
I
THE ENTERPRISE.
OREGON CITV? OREGON, .NOV. 17, 1S7G.
News Column.
The Chemeketa Hotel will open
out again. . , , -
There are prospects for a famine
reported in India.
Over 30,000 election tickets were
printed at Seattle.
Potatoes sell at GO cents per lmshel
'in Marion county.
Linn county gave Uncle Peter 12o
votes for President.
Major Adam ol Ivalamrw, supplies
ship knees to Astoria.
Tim Seattle Dispatch is now pub
lished as a morning paper.
' ,Salem claims a scarcity of hay.
It is quoted at ;?20 per ton.
J. II. Lon was arrested at .Salem
Qon election day for repeating.
An T.laho restaurant keeper won
S5.000 on the Indiana election.
Tho Tnra water tannery cannot
supply the demand for leather.
A dispatch from London announces
the death of Cardinal Antonelli.
Thirty-eight steamers ply between
the different points on Puget .Sound.
A. J. Cox, of Clark Co., W. T., hal
his leg broken by a log rolling on it.
The Imperial Court of Iiussia is
making a prolonged tour of that
couutry.
Tho total expenses of Columbia
county, W. T., for 1S7G, are
755 01.
Converts to Mormonism are being
made at Myrtle Point on the Co
quille. ......
It is reported that 24 negroes were
killed at Natchez, Miss., on election
night.
The new owners of Boston's Old
South Church .prohibit religious
meetings in it.'
The Government timber agent is
"kept bnsv seizing logs in Snohomish
Co., W.t.
There are six daily and fifteen
( w eekly papers published in Washing
ton Territory'.
MeEmerick, who was tried at
Pendleton for the murder of Gordon,
was acquitted.
Members of the I. O. O. K M.
have in contemplation the organiza
tion of a Tril! at .Salem.
Two black walnut trees grown
from the nut and fivo years old are
to be seen at Ashland.
During the present year 81,-151
tons of coal have been shipped from
Seattle, to San Francisco.
The merchants of Port Towusend
will hereafter close their places of
business on the Sabbath day.
TJv. H. P. Dunning, pastor of
the Presbyterian Church at Seattle
has tendered his resignation.
The Puyallup hop growers are un
able to tn.uket thtir crop, owing to
the miserable condition of the roads.
The Producers and Manufacturers
"Hank of Titusille. Pa., closed on
tin; (ith. Cause, a run on the bank.
lion. Matt Carpenter was injured
useriously on the 0th by falling from
the step ol ins carriage in jmvuinwe
The Spokane country is unexcel
led for grazing purposes. Settlers
are becoming numerous in that sec
tion. Judge McAllister, of Chicago, has
been asked to resign on account of
his conduct in the Sullivan-Sanford
murder trial.
James Goodwin, cook of the
steamer Yakima, running on Puget
Sound, fell overboard on the 3d and
was dior.ed.-
Tlie spelling school fever has
broken out in some parts of Wash
ington count v.
The immigrants in tho
neighbor-
hood of Walla Walla have purchased
over two tons of nails for building
within two months.
Great Britain has 75,000,000 of
Mussulman subjects, and is. next to
Turkey, tho largest Mussulman
power in the world.
The sub-marine telegraph cable
across Isthmus slough, at its mouth,
mud across Isthmus slough, at Coos
City, was laid on the. 20th ult.
Governor Musgrove of South
Australia has been transferred to
Jamaica, and Gov. Straham of the
gold coast Africa to the Bahamas
Almost endless veins of coal have
lTeen discovered in the vicinity of
the Xesoually river, W. T. The ar
ticle is ot a superior quality.
The Puget Sound Foundry at
Seattle has contracted to furnish 400
100-po iud car wheels for tho Seattle
O and Walla Walla Railroad Co.
Thoivalno of the natural and man
ufactured products of Rhode Island
o
for the year 1875 was over 500 for
each man. womau and child in the
Stat. '
Herbert McCormack has just grad
uated at the Mediial College in San
Francisco, and ranked highest in the
class of. 19. "jlle graduated at Forest
li rove.
Alfred Vermehr. who recentlv
stole Sii5,000 f om his employer in
San I raneieo, was a conspicuous
member of the icung Men s Chris
thin Association.
The Port Blakely Mill Company
filed articles of incorporation the
other., day '-Tho. company is com
posoj of the old firm of Benton,
Holmes & Co.
' Gnmblers in large numbers are
making their he-idquarters in Walla
Walla for fie Winter. The gamb
ling law in Oregon accounts for this
change in their held of operations
The- capital
took of the Seattle
nnd Will Walla
l.(i. i;i.f.;.0 divide
llilroal Co. i?
it; 0(0:"-0 i!;nvc:
p.t s Ine", k'V Ten hund reil and
font-teen' yar?? ar.: fnHy j-.aid up
Tii'rc arc jrjw r'.r:0.,",t''
pOuPilS C -
shi iT.if'i'.
treii't- jt Ivlton siwaitinr
t ll';tn cnn'ifv, Iin'.o.
.f i'l-eir'd from :;rit pniti
is eyeii rent? per "0"
. 1-1 N
r.oc-tv
in
nd.
'.is.
Overbearing Grapevines.
Many varieties of grapevines are
liable to overbear, especially when
the soil is not rich, giving the roots
a poor chance to extend, owing to
its lurdness; and in such cases, if a
large quantity of fruit sets, it is best
to remove a portion of it when very
small. Take a pair of scissors in
June, and clip out from one-third to
one-half of the smallest clusters, and
what is left will ripen well and be
worth double what the entire crop
would be if left upon the vines.
There are many places where grape
growing is not considered profitable,
solely owing to uu improper manage
ment of the vines. The soil being
naturally not very fertile, and per
haps otherwise not adapted to grow
ing in a careless way, the vines are
generally set where the roots can not
easily expand, perhaps by the side
of a" walk, in the grass or near a
building where they are quite as
badly situated, if the soil be stiff and
clayey, and the result is that the
vines set more fruit than the roots
can sustain.
To obtain the largest possible
quantity of well ripened grapes every
where, the vines should grow where
the soil is naturally rich, or has been
made rich by manures, and spaded
from twelve to fifteen inches deep,
and kept free of weeds and grass.
In such a soil the roots of the vines
wili extend in all directions from
eight to fifteen feet, and they will
sustain a much larger crop of fruit
than they will where the soil is poor
and almost impenetrable.
The summer pruning of grapevines
consists in removing all small shoots
that never become good bearing
canes, easily distinguished by any
person at all acquainted with the na
ture of the vines. A certain number
of tho most thrifty canes of this sea
son's growth must bo left entire, to
produce next year s crop of fruit, or
to afford the buds from which the
shoots grow that produce the grapes.
-uier mx or cigut good canes are
thus selected, the ottier canes mav.
or may not, bo cut back to within
two or three leaves of the fruit.
X. Y. Observer:
A Capital and llxperience Story.
We have all laughed at tho anee-
uoi3 oi uie man wno related to a iriend
how lie was going into busiuess with
a partner the latter to put into it
the cajital and the former the expe
rience especially with the climax
when he said that at the end of two
years they would change places; he
would have the capital and his part
ner tne experience. I his storv has
had a practical illustration in the
wholesale hat trade in this city re
cently, in a way worth reciting.
About two years ago a vouncr mau
having probably 75,000 in cash
wished to invest it in some active
mercantile business, and in pursuit
of such an investment was attracted
by an advertisement offering the
most advantageous opening to any
one with cash capital to enter an old
established concern, etc. He invest
igated the matter, and relying solely
upon his own superior judgment at
the age of tv nty-seven embarked
50,000 in cash in a hat factory, with
a store in tin's city.
For a while everything prospered,
but after a while trade became dull,
bad debts accumulated, the paper of
the firm had to be discounted, and
matters kept growing worse. The
young man staked 15.000 more upon
the waning fortunes of the firm, but
it did not suflice: the factor- was
mortgaged, but business declined.
ami last week the property was sold
under a foreclosure. His parti-ers'
wives have comfortable homes, all
paid for, while the young man is pen
niless. A". Y. Cor. Chicuao Tribune.
In this State as well as in Cali
fornia the potato rot has made its
appearance, and agriculturists are
fearful that they will not be able to
carry the crop through tho Winter
and are therefore desirous of closing
out their holding at present low
prices.
Darwin will be seventy-nine years
old on the 12th of February next.
and on that day an album will be
presented to him which will contain
the portraits of all the principal
monkeys that is to say, of the prin
cipal Darwinian scientists of Kurone.
When Prof. Huxley is ill he takes
a largo dose of molecular ohvsics.but
when he is under the weather Dr.
McCosh atonce sends for a iivtaohvs-
ican, who prescribes a nice soft syl
loggistic catan'asm.
. . -.
Mr. Tupper is a short chubby gen
tleman of sixty-five or thereabouts.
dressed rather like a clercrvniiin with
a plump, ruddy face, mild eyes, a
neau oi une silver curls and abun
dant full beard.
Gen. Enri.iue Cerrnti who killed
himself lately in California hnd
been employed by the historian Ban
croft as a translator. TTo hnd im
poverished himself by speculating in
stocks.
Ola Bnll is beaming in P.fnr,-
John Bull doesn't want unvTnrlov
at .his thauksgiving feast this year;
Sitting Bull still rofnafq In tunm,(
and wear gum boots.
LXenrv Ward Beeclier s.ivs- A
impudent clerk can do almost as
much injury to his store as the neg
lect of the proprietor to advertise Ids
stock."
A man who studieth revenue keeps
his own wounds green, which other
wise would heal and do well.
There are a tho - sand
the branches of evil to
striking at the root.
hacking at
one who is
Tho devil tempts ns not. 'tis we
tempt him, beckoning his skill with
opportunities.
Evolution eonlfl aceomnlish noth
ing had not a divine sower first gone !
lortti to snow.
The virtue of
prosperity is tem-
r '; . ;' iriue OI adversity is
immune.
OYSTERS!
!
0YSTEF.3!!
CiVSTEKS!!!
-ipot. i-v-.! up t.ir i'i;-itf:ii,--rs
l lil.'i' ! S I KWi.l).
:. - a I pii ", ; , r ,,, , , -- c,.j
, .;i:oiu.r. n:cns. '
f !
t
4 1
1':P
er lv,
re,,
'X
N
Peimtaur
The Quickest, Surest and
Cheapest Remedies. . ,,
Physicians rocotrm'-nJ, and Farriers de
clare" tiutt no such remedies have ever be
fore been in us". Words rw cheap, but
the proprietors of the.e articles will pre
sent trial bottles to medical men, prat is,
and will guarantee morij rapid and satis
factory results than have ever before been
obt ained. '
Tlie Centaur Etnime nt, AViiile Wrapi
per, will euro Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago, .Sciatica, Caked lireasts, .Sore
Nipph'S, Frosted, Feet, Chtilblains, Swell
ings. Sprains, and any ordinary
FL'ESH, F. OTt MT7SCT.E AILMENT.
It will extract the poison of bifs and
stings, and lu'al burns or scalds without, a
Fear. Iock-jaw, i-.ils.v, w'eak Hack, Caked
Breasts, Earache, Toothache, Itch and Cu
taneous Eruptions readily yield to its
treat fne"t. . . e. , . - .-.
Heury lilacic, of Ada. Hardin county,
Ohio, says: "My wife has had rheuma
tism for five years no rest, no sleep
could scarcely walk across the floor, she
is now completely cured by the use of Cen
taur Liniment. We all feel thankful to
you, and r. -commend your medicine to all
our friend."
.lames Hurd, of Zmosville, O., says:
"The Centaur Liniment cured my Neural
gia." Alfred Tush, of Newark, writes! "Send
me one doz n dottles liy express. The
Liniment has suved mv leg. I want to
distribute, A-e."
The sale of this Liniment is increasing
rapidly.
Tho C'eiituur Liniment, Ytllow
Wrapper, is for the tough skin, flesh and
musclc-s of
HOUSES, MPLK3 AND ANIMALS.
We have ne ver yet seen a case of Spavin,
Sweeny, Khip-bone, Wind-gall, Scratches
or Poll-evil, which this Liniment would
not speedily benefit, and we never saw but.
a few cases which it would not cure. It
will cure when anything can. It is lollv
to spend SJOfora Farrier, when one do'lar's
worth of Centaur Liniment will do better.
The tol lowing is a sain pie of the testimony
produced :
Jefferson, Mo., Nov. l'
"Some time ago I was shipping horses to
St. Louis. I got one badly crippled i:i the
car. With gre!tt diiticulty I got him to t lie
stable on Fourth Avenue. The stable
keeper gave me a bottle of your Centaur
Liniment, which I used with such success
that in two days the horse was active and
nearly well. 1 have been a vetiuarv sur
geon for thirty years, but your Liniment
heads an vthing I ever used.
"A. J. M'C.VUTY. Veterinary Surgeon."
For a postage stamp wo will mail a Cen
taur Almanac, containing hundreds of
eertihcates. trom every State in t lie Union.
Thesa Liniments are now sold by all deal
ers in the country.
Lialnn atorv of J. U. Rose t Co.,
u; Key st., New Yohk.
OTHER!
i mo i-i a is t tie resuir or "JD years experi
ments, oy ir. Mimn.'t nicher, ot Massa-
cmis-us. ii is a veg-. ta sue preparation as
etfective as Castor Oil, but perfectly leas-
a in to ine uiste, it, can be taken by thr
young"si imam, ami neitnr gags nor
grip 's. Dr. A. J Ct recti, of ltoj-.st.on, Ind.,
says oi u :
.-ik.-: i naveirieri ine astoria and can
speak highly of its merits. It. will, I think,
uo away entirely witn i astor oil: It is
plasant ami harm! ss, and is wond Tfully
ehieacious as an aperient and laxative. It
is t he very t ! i ng.
1 re (. ast.ona destrovs worms, regulat es
in" smmacii, cur.-s wind tone, and per
mits oi nat ural nea it by sleep, it is vry
eiueacious in roup, nn I lor leethmg
( hildren. Honey is not pleasanter to the
tasi.e. and Caster oil is not. so certain in
itsefr-.-et. It costs but 2 cents, in lar
bottles.
.1. 1',. Rosk t Co., 10 r.-y St., New York
STATE CQD OF hlf.lfSnATIG?!,
tend i-.migr.ints to or.'gon, now m foreign
count ries and sist-T states, and for circu
lating such information abroad bv this
I'-oard, ail persons in this Stat? bavin;
Farms and Lands for Sal" or R-'tit.or de
sirous of forming Colonies, will please for
ward totals Hoard hh soon as possible d
tailed d'-scri! t-ions ot their farms and
Lands, location. Ii
iiml Terms of Sale,
or eondit ions of rentin;
ami all rson
desirous of ol-tainiier Airricult ural or ot her
La borers, will please communicate direct
with I his Hoard.
Hv Instruct ions of the Com m issioners of
Immigration. WILLIAM HI". II),
luinjlm A State Co:n"r of Immigration.
PzTEfl'S
rIUSICAL
lilAGAllfiES
Are recommended on account, of their
irreat chea- ness, variety, and quality of
the Musio furnished, eve ry suuscriber re-
celvinsr from six to ten times as much
Music as tne same money would buy in
sheet torm.
TJiese !In ri'.iiit'M ."ire issued Imtlily,
ii-ii-e '." -ts. earn: iscr a:i mini : or
the six M:z:t7.iif" fir ?'.). A samp!
copy of each Magazine sent for $1.
O
IfoiisdioM jieiodies
A collection of Vocal M'usic, ennt a ininr all
th latest soars bv Hltvs, Danks,
Thomas, stkvvakt, etc.
o-
IV tors' Ootavo
Olioru;
o.
Containing Four or Five Choice Phorusos
by such authors as !V r:.vnv, sci.i.i-
VAX, IlATTON. S.tf AKT, etc.
-o
Peters' Sacred Selection?.
Containinfr Sacred Quarfefs and f'hususes
by IiAUSiiY, Mi,i,ivan, etc., tor the
use of Choirs and Sinking
.Societies.
Peters'
Selections.
A collection of Sacred and Secular Music,
S'-lecfei rron the best, tna."rs, suit
able for Heed or Pipe Oran.
P o t e r r ?
Pari o r
ft' i c
(jontatntns: all the latest and oust uarqc
...I ..i I... "t ii c I . K- I." r if i.- r.-T I 1 A o t 1
Waqnk.r, Wilson, Paciier,
etc., etc. etc
Tin Crcnie de ln Cmnc.
DifTicnlt Piano Music by such authors
TiiAT.BEnCr, St atttc'r, Liszt, IIkl
ler, Smith, Wilson, etc.-
Sample conies of either of the nlove
Mag tzines will be sent, post. paid, on re
ceipt of 'J3 cents, or a ooov of eaoa Maiia-
y.ine will b'i a jnt for $l. t Send 2-"cent?ifor n
sampl" copy, and we will refund your
money it you are not sattsnea.
Our Xew Oescoi ptivt Catalojjiie of
iiet .Iitsic siiiil ?Iislo ItookK Meitt,
posi-pmti, toaiij nilili-es.
.Ull
J. L. PETERS.
S4o Broatlwav, New York.
PJotlce.
U. S. Land Oppick, Oreoon City,)
Oregon. Oct. IS. 1876. J
10MPT,.TKT llAVINO P.EKX KNTEK-
ed at this orlio 1- Wm. .1. Fairti'.l
a ;ra i n st, Pra n kl i n 1 '.Kis! ner f -r a bttndon i ns
his lnnifstead entrv. No. 2.1 P. d-ited May
, ! . upon the S. K. H of t he. N. W. ii sec
tion 2'). to vnshio 1 south, ransre 1 east, in
Mutnomnh county, inon , with a view to
th" canc'llnrloTi of said ntrv: the sanl
narti-'s 'ir,- h-Tby s!itn'.on"d to nnivnrat
t his . on th 'Jth rlavof N'ovt-mlKT,
at 11 o'clock A. M.. to r.' soond and
fnrriK't t--sttui-:iy concern in jr said alleged
abandoiu . nl.
'OVi'EN V'Apn e.-.-t -frr.
'! . U. TIAUHISOX, eoeH'pr.
C0URTiir OF
UNIVERSITY
M
FALL 1875
Is your time to buy goods at low pilces.
bill
BEOTHEES
ure now receiying a large stock of -
. " i '. V 'r - - ' ' f -
FALL "AND WINTER GOODS,
all of the Latest Styles, which will sell
AT LESS THAN P0RTLA?JD PRICES.
Our stock has been bought for cash, and
we will sell it at a small advance above
GATJ FRAftGJSCQ COST.
VI WILL SAY TO EVERYHOPY P.E
fore you purchase r go to Porl land,
come and pric" our goods and eotivmee
yourself that we do wliat we say. Our stock
consists in part of
Fancy and Staple (
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats, Hoots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
Furnishing Goods.
Notions, Grot-
ios, Hard
A ware
and a great many other articles too mimcr
ours to mention ;
ALSO
DOORS, WIKDOWi
PAIfJTS A'iDOJLS,
ETC, ETC
We will also pay the Highest Market
Price for
Country Produce.
. ACTvEKMAX BROS.
Orcjron City. Sept. Ls75 tf
(LEAR ( REEK, CLACK .M AS COEMY.
T DESIRE TO INFORM MY OLD Cus
tomers, and the public at la rife, that I
have just received a new supply of
FAMILY G HOC Ell IKS,
CLOTH I NO,
BOOTS ami SHOES,
C UTLEIl Y, HARD WARE,
And Other liscUmicous Ooorfs.
All of which I now offer for sale at the
LOWEST
BAT
My object is to fell all my old friends and
customers t hat I am still alive, and desir
ous to sell goods Cheap, FOSt CASJl, or
upon such terms as agreed upon.
I shall also have in my emp'-'y a t borough
BOliT AHD SHSE ivir-KER,
and constantly keen stock on hand for t lie
Manufacture & Repair of foots & Nho.s.
and nil orders in that lino will be promptly
attended to.
A I.I.FA- 31 V TTO ON,
Near the Viola .Mills.
oct 1 :t f
I. SELLING
f AS JUST UKCKIVED THK LAUOEST
JL stock of
FALL'AHO.WISTER 00003
ever imported to 'r"Zon City, which he
offers at great lv reduced prices. .My stock
of
CLOTEEIiSTG-
Has been largely increased and I can
diowas handsome a lin-' ot ready-made
roods in Men uid P-oys' Uuslness and
ir-ss Suits, Coats, etc.. ;is can be found
in 1 he country, and at prices inai cannot
i.iil to satisfy. My , .
0:33 GOSDS DEARTfslEKT
Is filled with a solendi l assort ment of all
the leading styles and fashionable shades
of goods
I-,mji-ess l loin,
."loliitirs. 5'-iit3i nml
AitM-;cas IJrcss (iiinds
IIS.-m U I;Kicra,
Krillia ii tines.
Cah'imcrcM, iVr.
V Li A ?nT KLS,
Plaid, Plain and Opera Flannels, ofall col
ors. I'.Ieached and LnUieacneu i.otton
Flannels.
LadicH' ri1 Gents' T"rjflervar
SJa ls jjntl Scarfs,
Wool Blankets , ; '
Tni i!s.s st nd
Trav-!iii;r Satclili,-,
Hat itntl Cn ps,
it Clotlrr
I'Tooranii Taltle.
BOOTS and SHO
5T O.
T would call special attention to my
stock of Men's and Roys' fSan Francisco
Roots, which I have sold for a number of
years pa'it with general satisfaction. Ev
ery pair warranted. A eomplt stock of j
HARDWARE & FARMING UTENSILS
Choice Teas, Canned Goods, and all cholc
Family Groceries,
All at Low Prices. Also, , .
LIVERPOOL WXD CIRMlMSLIXD SALT.
Highest Price
aid for all kinds of
C o i i t f'y' i i t i o 41 aa c e
200,000 1 lis. of WOOL AVauted,
for which I shall pav the hiirhest cash
pricf. ; , ; ' i I HELLLNti.
lr"gon City, Sept. ot) l.sva. tt
HARDYARE, I ROM AMD STEEL,
flubs, Spokes, Rims;
OAK, ASH AND HICKORY PLANK.
XOKTIIRUP & TIIOSIPSON, J:
Dec. 31, 1S7" :m3 Portland, Oregon.
N EV STORE AND
NEV GOODS,
, Af NEW ERA.
Pre Hoods, (groceries. Boots and Shoes,
Wooden Ware, Drugs and Medicincs.cheap
for cash or produce.
J. fASTO.
BANCROFT LIBHAKY,
OF CALIFORNIA,
AUJUjA
Mi
MARK THESE FACTS!
THE TESTIMONY CF THE VKOLE
WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'8 PILLS.
CjTIiOt the Suffering and diseased read
the following.
B-?Let all who have been given up by
Poctors, and spoken of as incurable, read
the following.
ifclAt all who can believe facts, and
can have taith in evidence, read the fol
lowing. Knuto all men b tlu-se prcsviUs, That, on
this, the Twentieth day of June, in the
year of Our Lord, Ono ' Thousand Kight
Hundred and isixty-six, personally came
Joseph llaydoek to me known as such,
and being duly sworn deposed ns follows:
"That he is the sole general agent lor the
United States and dependencies thereof
for preparations' or medicines known as
Dr. Hollowaj's l'ilis and Ointment, and
that the following certificates tire verbatim
copies to the be.f, of his knowledge and be
lief. JAMKss sSMKI l'i E, IS'otary Public.
L. s. M Wall street, "ew York.
l)y. IIollowav: I take my pen to write
you of my great, reliet and t hat. the iirtul
pain in in side has lelt meat last thanlvS
to your i ills. Oh, Doctor, how thankful 1
am that I can get some sleep. I can never
write it enough. 1 t hank you smain and
again, and am sure t hat. you are really
the iriend of all sufferers. I could net
help writing to you, and hope you will not
take it amiss. JAiiLS jviYteltiS,
110 Avi-nue I).
This is to certify that I was discharged
from the army with Chronic 1 narrhrea,
and have been cured by Dr. IIollowav s
Pills. . WII-SON HAitVF.V,
New York, April 7, 18t:. 21 i'iit St.
The following is tin interesting case of a
man employed in an lion l-oundry, who,
in pourinc melted iron into a flask that
was damp and wet, caused an explosion.
The melted iron was thrown around anil
on him in a perfect shower, and he was
burned dreadlully. The following certifi
cate was given to me, by him, alxmt tigtd
weeks aft er the accident :
New York, Jan. 11, lKiiti.
My name is Jacob Hardy ; I am an Iron
Founder. I was badly burnt by hot iron
in November last; my burns healed, but I
had .a running sore on my leg that would
not. heal. I tried Ilollotvuy's - Ointment
and it, cured me in a tew weeks. This is
all true and anybody can see me at Jack
son's iron Works, lid Avenue.
J. HARDY, HDGoercU Street.
EXTRACTS KIIOM VAKIOLS I.KTTKIUs.
"I had no app-tit": Holloway's Pills
gave me a. hearty one."
"Your Pills are marvelous."
"1 send for another box, and keep them
in the house."
"Dr. Holloway has cured 1113' headache
that was chronic."
"I ga ve one of j our Pills to my babe for
cholera morbus. The dear little thing got
we",l in a day."
"My nausea of a morning is row cured.
"Your box of llolloway's Ointment cured
me of noises in the head. I rubbed some ot
your Ointment behind the ears, and the
noise has left."
"Snd ine two boxes, I want one for a
poor family."
"1 enclose a dollar, your price 13 21 cents,
but the medicine to me is worth a dollar."
"Send me live boxes of your Pills."
"Let ir.e have three boxes of your Pills
by ret urn -mat!, for Chills and Fever."
I liave over "JiK) such test i mon iais i;s t liepe
but want of space compels 111 e to conclude.
FCa CUTAZCUS DISORDERS.
Ami all eruptions of tl;e skin, this Oint
ment is most invaluable. It e!o-'s ti-it le-al i
externally alone, but p";iet rat en with tic 1
most searching eiTjcts to the very root of!
t!ie evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
Invariably cure the following diseases :
Iiscjnlers of tlse ICiiltiey.
In all liie-i-- ;i;T 'eiltri these organs,
w!e f h". r f li y s cr t t eo m uch or too lit t le
wattr; ir win tier they be alllicted with
stone or gravel, or with aches and pains
s-ttl"d in t he loins rver the regions ,,f the
ki'ln-'s, tie s - Piils slioiil-.l b - taken ac
cording to t le print ed tlir-'i-: iois, and the
Ointment should be well rubbed into tle
small fifth" l;K-k at ledtinie. This tr'at
mejit will give Mlmost immediate relief
when all oilier means have failed.
For St euiat lis out i'f Oi ilcr.
No' ni' dteine will so f fTect un Ily lin ; rove
the tone ol tie' st rinwi ell as t lies l'i: !. , t hey
remove all acidity, occasioned eilinr l.y
int em )iT ) nee tu" iniproper U t . They
reach th" li er a nd r 'tiuce it tfi a healthy
action; they ar e 'wond rtuliy 'tll'Tcioiis
in cas-s of spasm in taeT t hey n.;Ver fail
in curing all disorders of the liver and
5tomaeh.
llolloway's PiPs are the best, remedy
kno.Mi int lie v.orl.l for tlie following dis
eases: Airue, As: b m i, P.ilious Com: i-iints,
P.lotehcs on the Skin, ' V!1e. Co'ist ipatlor
of the Powels, lonsiim pt ion, D'biity.
Pro: sv, Iys -ntery, Krysipe-as. I'etna'e lr
r"gu'ri rit ies. I-Vvrs fif a ii kinds. Pits, Gout,
Headache, IndiLT 'st ion. In (lamination,
Jaundice, Liver Compaints, Lumbago,
Pil s, Rheumatism, Retention of I'rin ',
Serolu'a, fr King's Fvi', Sore Throats
S'oneatid (inv", S"co?i(i,iry Symptoms,
Tie-l ou nnr mi x, 'rumors. lTe.st. Vfiion'.
Au ctions, Wfirms ff all kiln's, Weakness
from any cause, Ac.
Important Caution.
Xnn" nr" sr.-nuine iin'ess th" si-ernat wv
of J. ILvYnocK, as nent fr th Fnited
States, surrounds pnh box of IT s and
Ointment, A handsome r uvard w i ! be
priven to any fin-1 r Mif'e rinir such informa
tion as may Vad to the detection of any
party or parlies count -rf 'iting the medi
cines or vending the same, knowing them
to be s; urious.
"VSfviI at th" Mamifactor of Processor
Holloway A Co., New York, and bv aM
respect nb e Prugirists and 1 ea rs in Med
icine throughout the elvi'ized wor'd, in
boxes at 25 cents, and U2 cents, and SI
each.
TJtThere Is considerable savingby taking
th" turner siz"S,
X. Pi. Hireetions for the guidance of
patents in every disorder are aflixed to
each box. nool.ly.
PI0I1EER BOOK BINDERY.
Pitt cell's ttiililiiijr 'rmr of Shirk
nml Front Streets.
PORTLAND, ORE
BF4.VNK p.ootcs nrrr.ED and pound
to any desired pattern. Music books.
Magazines, Newspapers, etc., bound in ev
ery variety of style known to the trrade.
Orders from the cf.untry promptly at-
tMVtHi t.. - - - '-
. y ICS
Flower nii'd "Vogctnlilo
ar the host the world produces. They are
Planted by a million people- ju America,
ami the result, is, beaut iful Flowers and
splndid Vegetables. A Priced Catalogue
sent free to all who enclose the postage a
2 cent stamp. .
vicirs
jriow.ox njid Voo tixlle
,. Grui'don
is tho most beautiful work of the kind in
the world. It contains nearly 1"0 pages,
hundreds of fine Illustrations, and four
Chromo Plate of FUnrers, beautifully
drawn and colored from nature. Irice :!5
cts. in paper covers ; Co cts. ')uund in ele
gant cloth.
Violv's Floral Ouide.
This is a beautiful Quarterly Journal,
finely Illustrated, and containing an r-le-gant"
colored Frontispiece with' the first
number. Price, only i" cts. for the year.
Tho first number for 1S7(! Just issued Ad
dress JAMES VICK, Itoclio-tjtrr, X. V.
FINE POULTRY.
Bred by IW. EYRE, Jr.
jSTAI?A, California,
Bronz Turkeys, -weighing 40 lbs, each. Kin
do n Geese, weighing iroui 40 to 60 lbs.
per pair. Lrahmas, Leghorns,. .
Games, etc. Pekin Pucks, avt r
aging ISto 20 lbs., and best of
all Ducks as layers.
Also A fine assortment" of pigeons,
Rabbits, Guinea Fowls and Ferrets.
Anv varietv of fowls desired imported.
Kuiis, true to name, lrsh and well
packe d, for sale at moderate prices. -
Send for Illustrated Circular, and ITice
List, to
. M. KVHE, .apa, C'al.
On receipt of 10 cents in stamps, I will
furnish specimen copy of the PoCLTitV
Bulletin, an ii hi st rated 32 age monthly,
the recognized authorit v in poultry matters
in the I . S. : and deeidedlvthe best Poul
try Journal published. Si inscription only
il S a year.
Ph ase state where you saw this adver
tisement Ordi rs may also be lolt at this
otl'.ee.
Y0U2-JG WEE
Who are sutrering from the-effect of
out hiul lollies or indiscretion, will df)
ueil t. avail themselves ot tins, the J
greatest boon laidat t he altaroi 'suffering S
i. .v n ,i i i- bt? tllVM.'' -Virill irtl'.r. !
antff to forfeit W)') for every case of se
minal weakii"S, ir private disease of
any kind or character which he under
takes ami fails to cure. He would, there
lore, say tothe unfortunate sufferer who
may read this not ice, that you are tread
ing upon dangerous ground when you
longer delay in .seeking the roper rem
edy lor your com pin int. You may be In
the first, stage renc-m be r you ar ap
proaching the last. II' jou are bordering
upon the last, and are suffering some or
all of its il I effect s, remem br r t hat If you
persist in proem st inai ion, t he t ime must
come when the most skillful physician
can render .sou no .assistance ; when the
door of hope will be closed against you :
when no anT'd of mercy can brine; you
relief. In in) ease has the Doctor tailed
of success. Then let not despair work
upon your imagination, but avail your
self fifth" beneficial results of his treat
ment before ,our case is beyond the
reach of medical skill, fir b"tre grim
death hurries you to a, premature grave.
Full course of I rent ment $-3 n. Si ml
money by Postofnee order or Fxpress
Willi full description of cas . Call or
.address, 1)K A. B. M'l.V.XLV,
Xo. 11 Kearny street, San Francisco
' sr pt I :ly
J O 11 N SCHRA M ,
Main St., Oregon City.
MAMTAL'TlTiER AND IMFCUTER OF
'srZ? Saddles, Hanif,s, : gfft
i ' j ; Saddlerj-IIard- ' kt'f
-, ,vaie, etc., t tc. ,4' v
THS7HICII in: offf.rs as cheap as
V can be had in the fc'tate, at
VHGLESALE ii2 RETAIL.
uyi warrant my gfiods as represented.
.MUX SCIIPAM,
f'addl" and Harness Maker.
Oregon Ci!y, Cregon, J u ly 11, l-7o-m.'.
Th ' Piamiiii'ii r i.i t ., i r C'o;;- 1k, Ii:-ft-4i-.,
;Soiv 'Jin-'';'. hf-n ih-t t Utvjh,
Cr-itin, Ijvir('inf!iinf, Ji.un-t.i'ix ! l
in; i,f ilu- .j; and -ver affection of the
Thr.a!, i iings and Chest, including Co.v
sr m v i io.v.
IVis.'ar's llils.-ui of Vri: Cherry fios
not dry up a cough, but lof.sens it, el"anses
tie- l.urii and allays irritation, thus ;v
motriit' th" cove of t h" complaint. Noie
genuine ,;ni. s signed I. l.VT'ls. Preparel
by skth W. lv.wi.Ki: & s.n.s, Pos(o:i. -i!d
by KKIHIINfiTiiv, IIOPTKTTFK Cq., San
1- ra iK-isco, and by dealers generally.
Jlii'ehly
THE WEEKLY SUBT.
ma.
m:w voiiK.
I ighfeen huntip'd and s--vi nfy-slx Is the
Ccnt'-ii'-ial y.-ar. it is also t h- .e-r in
which an e. position House ot Kej resen-tatii-s,
thelirst since the war, illb.in
power at Wash ingi on ; a ml t lie year ol t iie
twenty-third election ; a President of the
I'niT ; str.t.-s. All of these events are sure
to be tit gr at int Test, and importance,
csp--ci,ii:y t he twi latter ; and all ot th m
and eer thing connect ed u it h them, will
b- tully and lrcshly reported and expound
f d i:, Tin-: svx.
The opposition House of K"presenta
t iv'-s, taking u p t le' line of inquirv o; ned
years ago by Thk sr, will sternly ami
diligently invest igate t h eorrui tifins and
misdeeds ot trant's administration: ami.
Hill, it is to Iip lioinl, l:iy the fouiitlat ion
for a new and better printlin our naiion
al history, of all t his Tn k srx will con
tain complete and ucenrati accounts, fur
nishing its readers with early and trust
worthy information upon these absorbing
topics.
The twenty-third Presidential election,
wit h t In prepar.it jons lor it. will be mem
orable as deciding upon Lira nt 's aspira
tions for a t hird t- rm of ower ami plun
der, and still more as deciding win) shall
be the candidate of the party of Heform,
and as electing that, candidate. Concern
ing all these subjects, those who read '1 mk
srx w in lurve the constant lueans of be
inrr thoroughly well informed.
Tiik Wekkl'y sux. which has attained a
circulation ot over eighty thousand copies,
already has its rentiers in every State and
Territory, and we trust that the year lSTii
will see their numbers doubled. It will
continue to be a thorough newspaper. All
the general news of the day will be found
in it, condensed when unimportant, af, full
length when of moment ; and always, we
trust, treated In a clear, interesting and in
structive manner.
It is our aim to make The Wkkkly Stjx
the best family newspaper in the world,
anil wc shall continue to give in its col
umns a larg" amount of miscellaneous
reading, such as stories, tales,' fmenis,
scientific intelligence and agricultural in
formation, lor which we are not able to
make room in our daily edition. The agri
cultural department esrcially is one of
its prominent features.. The fashions arc
also regularly reported in its columns:
and so are tie markets of every kind
The Weekly Sirx, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns is only $1 3' a year
postage prepaid. As this 'price, barely re
pays th cost of the paper, no discount can
bo made from this rate to clubs, agents
post masters, or anyone. .,. V
The Daily Sux, a large four page news
paper ol twenty-eight columns, gives nil
the news for two cents a copy. Subscrip
tion, postage prepaid, 5oe. a month or $6 50
a year, scsday edition extra. $1 10 per
year. We have no traveling agents. Ad
dress, THK SUN, New York City.
illLES "iraRSALE..
JI ST UKCKIVEn, AM) FOR SAIiK,
f at my Store In Oregon City, a supply of
Pibles and Testaments. These bfoks are
the property of the American Bible .Society,
and are offered for sale ns low as they can
hi bought r.t any similar Depository in
the Stat". Those wishing to ourchnse are
invited to call and examine vir stock.
Waj.tv.tc Fish.
Agent for Clac-Uartiatt County.
NOV IS THE TIME TO
SUBSCRIBE F0I
THE ENTERPRISE,
S2 50 PEI YEAH.
PAYABLE IX 'ADVANCE.
Each number contains the
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
From all Parts of the World :
A Carefully Svlected Summary of "
STATE, TEIUUT0KIAL AM)
NEWS ITEMS;
A Correct (Ml List of the Markets In
Portland, San Francisco and Oregon city
LOCAL NEWS, EDIT0MALS,
On all Subjects of Interest to the
FARMER, MERCHANT OR MECHANIC
Also, Carefully Selected
Jl iMCKIJ.A X EOL'S R EADI N U.
In Short, it is in Every Respect a
LIVE NEWSPAPER.
Having? a larpe and constantly increasing
Circulation in the most populous pnrt of
the State, offers superior inducements to
those who wish to Advertise.
Advertisements inserted on
REASONABLE TERMS.
and it is therefore a good time to Subscribe
in order that you may be posted on current
events Send in your subscription at once
ENTERPRISE BOOK & JOB
OKEGON CITY, : OREGON
TR A HE P"Lr.i;EU TO EXECUTE
all kinds ot
JOB PRINTING,
such as
cai:js,
Jill.T.-IIKADS,
DKl'.DS,
MOJiTGAUKS,
LABIUM,
1. KTTEJl-HEA US
in fact all kinds of work done a in Printing
onice, at
PORTLAND PRICES.
A EE K I T 1)S t) F
SGAL ELANKS
constantly on hand, and for saleataslvw
a jirifi-' as can be had in the Stale.
A N D
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Oregon City. March 21. lST3-tf.
AGENTS FOR THE ENTERPRISE.
. The follow in ir persons are authorized to
act as agents lor the Enterprise:
Geo. 1. Kowell i Co., 40 Turk Row, New
York,
Coe, Wetherill A Co., COT Chestnut street
Philadelphia.
Abbott A Co,, JCo. 82 and SI Nassau street
New York.
Portland, 'recon ,., I,. Samuel
San Francisco
St. Helens, Columbia county S. A. Miles
Astoria, Clatsop county A. Van lumen
slrm E. 'illiams
Harrisburr J. H. Smith
Ea layette. Yam hill county J.L.rriison
Dallas, l'olk county Dave Holmes
Kola It. IVjty
Jacksonville , K. K. Hanntt
Henton county ..W. A. Wells
Corvallis. Hon. John P.urnett
Canyon City, Grant co W. It. I,aswel
Albany . N. Arnol4
Dalles, Wasco county X. IE Gates
EaGrande, Union county A. C. Craij;
Pendleton, Umatilla county S. V. KPP
Eurcne City.
Rose burg....'...
Eebanon,.
Jacksonville.
Eonjr Tom..,..
( J. M.lhonipsoii
I K. E. Rristow
Hon. E. K. Eane
( C. T. Montapue
I J. R. Rnlstm
Hon. E. 1. Foudray
.H. C. Huston
CLACKAMAS COUNTY
Heaver Creek
P.ntteville....
Cascades..
Ca n bv ,
ttuttlnjr'p
Eaple Creek.
......... ......C. F. Brati
Tohn Zumwalt
Henry McGupin
J W. Strawser
" Wripbt
Frank . ofter
llardinfc's.
Capt.Z. C. Norton
IOwor rolalla.w..i
... W. foreland
Mllwaukle.
.John HBenbrper
Oswepro
Upix-r Molalla...
. ..J.John i-.ooie
W. IE Vaughan
OREGON CITY BREWERY
Henry Hunibe,
AVIXfJ PUUCHAS-
cd the above Brew
ery wishes to Inform the public that he is
now prepared to manufacture a No. 1 qual
ify of -
LAG Ell JiREIi,
as pood as can he obtained anywhere ir
the State. Orders sojicitcd and promptly
filled.