Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1871-188?, April 28, 1887, Image 3

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IN FORMATION fOtt EVKUYBJDY.
TRAIN.
(Joint mirth, On A M., Hi P.M. Uulnf louth,
I ;M A. H., r. M.
BOATI-LAioNA WHAKF.
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MAIL CLOSE.
Ouliii north, I fti A.M.; 3.15 P.M.: .ulnr. auuth,
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TiwHn
'Ian
Thuradaya slid turdayii to Mo-
Utlt. Milium, Hun Creek, Mluk, Ulad Tldlinta,
ndUirnm,7.4ii A. M
Cllr I'muiioII nieelt Out Monday In the month.
CiiiliilyvnurlniMla B-t Monday In Hi ni'Hilli.
County Comtultaliuierli meet Drat Wedneaday
alter Ant Monday In tlx muutli,
LOCAL.
House) clrmnlnif,
Wasn't yralfrday Hue.
County court next Mniidsy.
Albany claim a population V M.
Iiaao Frr hiii put in now icruon
fur hii mrntH. ,,,
Tli lalvatluti mii haaiivw olllctir.
Il I rMirtuJ tliut auvaral flue rttsi
dtnc will Ik! nn ti"l Ihth tlii season.
A new Jierly tor I llkuly Id bo
itarttd In Uie town In tlm rm? .. future
J. HIiaw ha (Jiin limMi'l llo Fuller
properly on Ilia hill. . .
-Clmrmmi Itro. Imve ( nw ixn
lionki (or sulinon Undo, 'i'li Kulaion
like tlirm.
Ice rrwatn lit larvr-juy & KleiTinan'a
Matunlay.
-J. (1. IliHiiirtt I moving to MiU'nu
ki t-Ua.
John Myr ha a now rlork, hi dan
Ur Ml Carrie
In Kmathera . Orosa the iMrndant
rclvd a vnrdirt of $43. l'luiniiir asked
over $mK). Hucb a dilfuriincei.
The manager uf the Ilrusli pln'trlr
light system isaxpevttfil here mii to l-
lire on the civt of a plant
' J. Ilitmphre) I m a dip net ut work
on the Ulaud. Tunxlay ' dip waa aWrt
aevetity (Uli. '
The plan adohlol by tho committee
for holding the primary, with poll own
from twelve to 0 p. m. I a good one, a
it give all a chance to give eipremiuii'to
I heir wiahe.
The Lalona wanta wood at .' per
cord and will pay cwtli.
Capt. Weal of Vanctmver i in town.
The medical laculty of the Willam
ette I'nivcrnitv lui renignvd.
Uoveinor I'ennoyer rcfue to ap
point a hew bourd of iuimigration. We
don't rare for a new Utaid, but w ind be j
would apint a new aerreturv.
Mr. J Waikin of i)w,' lui Ix-cn
ill for aeveral week. Iter friend note
but uliglit iinpioveuient.
Itepiililican primary Saturday alter
nocn. fee call.
K. Ilntnon itold three I X.L. aiud
inllU TueMlay lao at haU'in and one to
(t to llalney.
Mil A I). Kot kfelluw recieved a
frlrfiam yoiU-rday evening vnnnuni'ing
the rxie lr-d death of her futlwr iu Jai k
aon County.
For aale or exclmnge for a tfood young
Iniggy lioriMr, a double Mettled hack made
of the belt material to order.
tf F. O. McCowk.
The cleaning up of the lot adjoining
the Cliff llou-K) by the proprietor of the
Cliff i a coinmetidalile act. It add
greatly to the apieaiunre uf adjoining
property
(ieeae have Ucn flying north tlii
week .
Mr. Hrown, a large owner of woolen
mill alock waa in town the drat of the
week.
The W. C. T. V. are arranging for
"Ked White and Itlue" euciuhlo ta lie
given on Friday evening of next week.
1'lace and further particular later; hut a
literary and inuical programme, follow
ed by ice cream and cuke can be if oyc
ml ' '"';
ted.
The jury in the J tinning-Meldrain
ull returned a vordlet (or the defendant,
thin locating the divliion fence about
where it now atand.
Joe Howell andllurvey May have
the job of repairing the Catholic building
back of the paiochial achool.
City election thefirat Momlry In May.
'Candidate for city plllce a are mak
ing a Mill hunt.
Fat roin of Dr. Ingraliam will btar in
mind thai during the iiiialtlfy emjn,
May to July, ho ataya, when poMihlu, at
ilia ranch near Charryvitl and at hi
olliee in Handy on Kalurtlay and Huuday
only.
The cheapest . ploi e to buy goodH of
any kind I at the old pioneer it ore of
CiiAaMA k Hon,
A rare opportunity to get a home.
lMa sold on tho luetallinent plan, in
Oregon City and Hellwood.
tf JoaNmi A Mi'Cown.
The literary exIiiblliiri'aV Caneinuli
Hatuiday evening Nhotihl tuit, l forgot
ton, The object 1 a good one, and the
entertainment aure to be worth the
money.
Goon From. Four fine Chinook aul
inon werweauight with hook from the la
land yeaterday, Tom Urown caught
two, L. T. Itarin and F, R. Charman
each one. Trout are no where now. 1 .
niTTKVii.La Chxam iKV. a' iiicMinB
wra held at Buttevllle lat Naiurdiy to
coneldor the creamery quoatiou. i)ur
informant aim ti they mean biiinnH,
'Tie well. ,,
A HtiiiNKii (iANo. Tho 'Warner
grange baa taken hold of the creamery
question In dead earueit and mean tn
puli It to completion There nro good
men behind It.
To CAi.irottNU. Mis May ICdw.irds
loavts to l iy hy sleiimer Culuuihia for
Hun Fiaucisco to visit lnr piianls. Miss
Kdwiirrts hii nud:i tills county her hmne
for the past three year and liming Hint
time hat ma Iu many friend who regret
liar departure,, MIm may return in the
fall. " '
Not Tiik City. Mnmbora o( the I'oun
all, slat Hint work upon the rook crush
r, which ha hnnn K'iInk on for the past
iiionth in (limn at lint i-xiK'tiiie of he Hin
du r mill, iroHTty ami not of the city,
Nkw Hornkiiv Th ownorl of f'oK)'
hull have boon to much pain In rolit
tiiiK the ntne to'itlve a lintlnr sc-eiiln off-set.
' A new drop la Well aHtoffuppropi
atnly Hcitorateil wlnu. Two now paint
ing; one a Hardin the othur a drawing
nMim ivana have boon placed at the bad.
and will n4J miiuh to tin.' ffliK-t nf a.iy
pimp that may lie put on the itugo.
Tho Hilntlngwaa donn In Chlcugo,
A tiooo Movg, The fxtllin that la to
he pruaenUid to tlm county court askltiK
tlm Kilning up of the toll roud on this
sido of the Clackamas, U a good one, and
thii coiuiniHHiunor will do well to take
favoiulile action thereon. .
Onn Kki,i,ow, T im plcnln at Hutto
vllle a'HM a very iH-ceNafiil affair there
being fully 100(1 permuiN In utleiidutive.
I'. (I. Cone wan prnidnut of the day and
V. E. Her. iimmhall. After the ad
dre a biiNket dinner wan enjoyed by
all. The promoter of the picnic have
reuNou to be proud of their celubrution
of the (IHth aniiivrriurv of the order.
TiKK Caiik In the aelection of city
olllrcru next Jdondtiv let care be exer
i IkciI to retire only audi ua will din
c hii run the ilulie of the auveral olllit'n
fulthfiilly,' Men who will not allow jietty
litrifcN to interfere with public dulie
are needed to conduct the city office In
mich a manner a will redound to the
city's hexi good.
Kxci imiiiN. An excurlon, by the M.
K, Church of thia ulaco I hying talked
of to a IHiint on the Coluinbhi, probably
Multnomah full' the latter part of May
or flntt of Juno, by the lino Ntuaincr
Multnomah .
Hum. It dad Mkktimu. Tho citizen
of Hpringwuter held a rail road meeting
of which Wm. Cornet wa chairman and
A, Leery a-cretarv. They apHiinted a
committee to confer with other localitir
HO ank-n sn inth't In the sei-iiriii(( uf
u road le.uliiu from Oregon City or I'm t
land, and akirtiug the foothill. 'A road
tfirougti Hint Hcction would oien 'ip a
Urge and valuable tract of country to
immediate eetllemeut and give many
large aettlenient an outlet for their pro-dili-tiom.
We are glad to ee the people
of Springwater Inking active eteji in
tlii matter. "
fx lbrrici i.tv. We had just atarted I
In on a lender urging our reader to vole
the straight ticket, when it occurred to
our uiii'd that our neighbor wa a dem
ocrat, while we have republican prm livi
Hi1, no hero we are in a pretty how to do.
To be co.isUtcnt w Hi our republican
principle", we n:ut urgi) our reader to
voto the "straight" ticket, nnd again if
if we urge nur n-ader to voto the
"Mtiaight" ticket we shall lie advising
th. on lo holt the Mrairflit ticket, andii.,,, '.. , .... .
mm lie recreant to our republican prin
..
ilican prm-
ci le. Take it all in all. we are in a
nt.ait.
Mi. I.ncv E I'nisHer, wife if (ieo.
i lower, m mrgu, .s sinua wild
p.i'lial parulynis of the h-ft Innle, I an I !
edelisday morning. She wascoliscious
up to Thursday morning at 8 u'chs'k,
Jieii she Ist ame entirely mralyied and
unconscious. She linxerpd slung until 11
o'elis'k I'. M l'riday, alien she iwuce
fully pkssed away. She was a daughter
of the Lite Jo-se Uullis k, and died on
the siinm place she was bom on 'M years
ao. She leaves her husband, two sis
litis and live bmlhurs to mourn her loss,
She was a woman of rare virtues, and
was Is loved and ieMcted by all her
uci,;hlKtr The sympathy of the iihu
munilyat Oswego is extended lo .Mr.
Prosm-r, who h.is buried tbn-e children,
all lliev had, and now is left without any
family.
IHlNaV vs. It akkin This suit was
decided in favor of the plaintiff, the jury
allowing nlsiut fV This Is the sume
verdict a was iciiili'red hv the former
jury ami is generally consideruded a just
,iw.
la Tiia SamiV. From the Telegram
we learn that a man by the name rtf Fred
Scott who was K. Idling articles in a one
horse express wagon, and was driving
along 1 1 io bunks of the Sandy, by some
means tho wagon whs upset into the riv
er. The coitlculs ire lost, but the
horse, after swimming some distance
down the stream, succeeiied in nuking
the shore with the wagon. The driver
stated that the loss uiuounted to about
100
Who Is lie. Thursday morning, any
the Telegram, a voting f -How about lit
yeara of age ciune to Portland and wanted
work. IIu said his father resides about
seven miles out from Oregon City. The
hov would not give his nano, but seemed
very anxious to get woik. He was dress
ed In a anil of grey and wore tin almost iin
perceptible mustache, hud a good ninny
bras fixtures on his eoitt. If anyone in
Clackamas county has lost a boy "with
bras button." he will know ho bu
flrnyed down this way. The buy was ad
vlsod to get a tie pass and go back to the
paternal roof. . i
Wintkh TriKHK." Tho I'artiiinn enva.
"Visitors from Oregun report that voirt-
liitinn is eniisidiiriihlv fnitl.ns n,lv,ifw.MIl i
In tliu Willamolto valley than ulons tho
upper Nosnd countie. It must ho win
ler there yet.
Factouy Ciianoks, May 1, Itudolph
Koemur will leave tho factory to take a
mure lucrative sisitiou Fust. Putilck
Modeo will take the pine vilcnted hy
Mr. Koernnr and J. tl. Hunnett will take
Mr.Metiua'a iiosllion.
I'rn.uN's t'oNVUNTioN. Thorn will
Iki 'iI cltl.en'H convention held Sal
nrdny eveniim for the mrou of jml.
Iiii In niimlnation canilidiile for elty of
fices, pirelv from aclti.en's slandpolnt.
Nkw niii'AHTCiiK. Our linens )tist re
celveil from neiiusi, coiisistiuk oi wweis,
Imndkei chiefs, clc, are
ever seen in Ihiii niiirket
the 'choicest
anil wilt ho
sold at really reduced prices.
t'u nMAN it Hon.
Choice centnery duller 50 centa per
roll at the Wiiiti.oi'k tork,
Qcick Tina, Tho Oregonlan of they
22nd lay: by May 1 the California 4 Oro
gon rod will be ojiened fortralllcto Ar-
teena, a point two tiillea tbia aiileofthe
Klitintilli river. On that day the time be
tween thi city and Sun Frumdaeo will
be rodijcfcd io,42 hour. Trnlm muking
through uennection will leave I ortlaiid
at 4 I', hi. every day, Including Hunduy,
and will arrive hero 10 A. M. Kiiierin
tundent ISrandt ha not ytcoinpleU'dhia
time card, but approximately traini will
run a follow: The aoutli bouud train
will reach AhIiIuiii ut 9 A. M., puengeia
taking bieakfiiHt at Medford. Hix hour
and a half I allotted to the atiign ride of
thirty mile, Including time for dinner;
and the train for Kan Fruneinco will have
ArteiMiuat 8:30 1', M., arriving In Han
Fruucico at 10 A. M. Truin will leaye
Hun Franciaco at 4 1'. M., arriving at Ar
toena at 0:30 A. M. The norlh-lioiind
train will leave AhIiImiiiI at 5 I'. M. i'a
engum will take Miipper at Medford and
bieakfuat nt Albuny Tlie aoulh-bound
through train will ulnonlop foreuppvrat
Albany, I'ulmitn Hlecera will lie at
tached to tho though train. Tlieulxivo
arrangement will probably be in efTcct
until the two line are connected. It will
give paunger a daylight ride through
thd ltogue river valley nnd over the W
kiynu. Hahx Ball. There will ;w a big game
of bull at Kant l'ortland Kunday, Uitween
tho AltamonU and I'ioneur. The I.Mto
na will wait to bring return puenger
if a large crowd goe down.
Tho old miyiug i thutchairity covereth
a multitude of aim. The democrat Ic
party will endeavor to piirchaxe a lot of
It for next year' ue. Wuico County
.Sun.
In addition to our uhuuI cpring Mock
we have jtint received a full line of Kerr'a
ool thread the bent thread made.
Chakman & Son
MMlV.
Iuid, at her home near Sandy, Kuan
Hiirger, atfed 4J year and 10 month.
The lingering of winter ha made the
farmer a little, impatient for their apring
work ha been retarded a much a the
Kcanon. Fruit 1 not injured and general
profiled are excellent.
Hsiillh good. The foothill agree with
invalids Mr. I). Jenten of Albina, after
fioco A fever, vixited a week with
H'haa. Howard and F. Revenue, cuptur-
in Ut,uK booting and went back
WiUi huallh rcxtorod.
WoOUKAT.
Oiicuon firv, April :7. 1SS7.
FauroR KsrtiHi'iiixa : I am informed
that Mewir. I'u.piet and Miller are c
didate for re-election to the council and
I rise for ' information on the point. It
nuiM lie a mistake. Would any gixKl cit
iicn run faxt after the place ? They have
been accused of using I heir little places
to gain petty fees. It i no) title ih it
ni- nti, p.iTnviit iiiur oilia lur lit'.-
... - ... . . ., ..' .
tv tiersonul ervic to 1 tie conned at
nearly r-very meeting? And do they get
the bill paid too? ! either of these
lieutlemeii ever charge fl .V) for making
!. reiwi' o( a commiti,.,. of which he i
inemoer? Or
char,.,. 2, ,.;! for writing
he rock crusher? I have
.1.. I ...
teiu'r uiKim me rs K cruiiierT I have
htMnl that, lint it siem unreasonable.
I have heard that a uiemlk-r of the
(). C. tire department once refused to
turn over the othYo to his successor, a
mere laiy aho ought never to have lsen
elected, an I who a a the competitor of
the aforesaid councilman, nutil the boy
paid him a dollar. I thought that yam
was .1 hard one, but the Idler writing
yarn lieals it. None of them arc true
Varus are they ? If these are simon-pure,
good, tine yams, let uselet l this pair of
statesmen again and see if they won't in
vent some new antics to amuse and make
us great Joy. The inventor of new forums
of amusement is iu great demand.
Yours,
Citicn,
Itcpiibllcau I'rlimirjr Nnllfi.
A primary election will beheld ut the
wllico of Calfir and Clements, adjoining
the city stables in Oregon City on Satur
day April 1SS7. U'giniug at 12 oYlock
M., for the election of rcpublcau candi
dates for nil city otllce to ! elected ut
tho Oregon City election of May "nd.
Theeleclion will be by ballot, the bal
lots to be canvassed by three, judges of
election who w.ll announce tho results,
and the candidates rccicYing the highest
vet l of the sevornl otllce will be declar
ed the republican nominees at the en
suing election. V. T. Whitlock and W.
J.' Caldwell are hereby appointed to act
as judges in conjunction with onn in. 'in
ner of tho undersigned city committee. I
The kiIIs will lai oien until 0 o'clock P.
M. All regular republicans are invited
to participate and It is earnestly lnind
that all such wil do so. ' "
Oregon t ily, April 27lh I;U7.
II. II. Johnson.
Ciiahi.os Ai.mtioiiT, Jr.
I'm I) H. ClIAIiMAN.
licpublicnn City Committee.
HollncsH t iliii;iiiiee(lil(r.
A holiness cHiiipini'ctiiiK to liu held (D
,) hy Kev, T. II. Orjnn and helper of
V'n 1 A eoinineiicea
Iuy i:ilh,
at Heaver
Oil the farm of J. W. MilV
I'rpok, eight miles south east of (Ire.m
t'ilv. A hourdinii tent in which meals
only, prepared for the imhlie, will he
on tho ground, ('.very l.o.iy cordially
invited to come prepared to remain dur
ing the niee'int?. Excellent ramping fa
cilities. I.. IIOHNSCIII'CII.
R cans deep sea salmon,
(I " coudiinsed milk.
M " is-as,
8 " lieans,
8 " to.natoas,
tl largo packages pearline,
n oo
1 01
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
We have reduced tho price on spices
and flavoring extract 15 per cent. Wo
huve good hums, stioilldeis, side li icon
nnd lurd, und a No. 1 line of seed corn
nnd Iiciiiih, nnd the dent line of grass
seeds in tills m irket. Also a No. 1 lino
nf tens, eullVen, syrups, honey, naiad mis,
sauces, cutMi-i, hlueiiigs and iio.ip'j, and
a tine liii" of to1iiicii,j;la",,i!e,ciocki,rv,
drv goods und shoes, alnc!i v will sell
IikIow co t, nt the Wuiii-'M'K Sroji:,
leu Will Alwayi Find
Urw:erie the frcilmt
and
l'rh ci the lowert
nt
V. (I. Cll F.6I.I)'.
Land Hunter on hand at all time in
iiinrititio to adit, at the lowet market
price.
J jilge Taylor Mentenee.
Curtis J'.aird, stand up.
You have pieaded "guilty" to two in
dictment for the crime of forgery, and
it is my painful duty to now pass the
sentence provided by law In these cases.
It is a matter of great stirse ts me,
as well a to all others nt j-onr friends
and acquaintances in this (immunity
that voil aro found thus deliberately
and reK)ablly td have caiminally vio
lated tho laws, the e-acutlon of which
hud been placed in your hands by your
conlidii'g fellow citixePi; and it has been
a matter of no small d vreo of anxiety
and study on my part to determine the
measuie of pnnihirVwhh b meet the
demaad of justice and Satisfy the spirit
us well us the letter of the law, and I
have spent no inconmderuMe time in
informing myself abtmt your past and
present condition, and the situation of
your innocent and injured family.
The purioe of tho law is. to impoe
such a sentence as will lie a punisment
for crime commit ted, and at the same
time doler other who may be tempted
from pursuing a like wicked and ruin
out cour.. That which would be a se
vere piiiiilini"iit for one man, would
I! a trivial infliction for another. In
this caw I have been led to consider
your age; your kindly and better rela
tion with the more intelligent and mor
al and useful lasws of tkicicty, in your
past years, which would make a mod
erate term of imprisonment to you a se
verer punishment than a mnch lon-er
period would be t4 in habitual and hard
ened criminal. I have considered the
fact that you iuve plead guilty, and
with tnsiilv determination have irade
no concealment, and have put the
county to no exsnse. And I have
learned of the reiu.f?katilo and most hon
orable course pursu.-d in the whole al
fnir by your immediate family, who are
universally respected, esteemeJ and lie
joved.
So I have conclude ! that the en li of
justice will be reached in this case I an
nounce as the judgment of the court,
(hat you bo imprUoned in the paniten
tiary uf (:egun for the term 61 four year
and pay the costs of this prosecution.
Ancllon Sale,
On Saturday, .f"iy 7th, ut 12 o'clock M.t
I "! ,U '" ,4 K,,,,,,!l,h K-rner
! M"? T "n M-t
giKKiiaiiii uiriif urv, comprising, one ash
Ied room set : one ash bedstead : one
black walnut cradle, patent rocker; six
black 'walnut chairs; one large, round
stand, black walnut; one smaller one,
marble top; one black walnut hookcue;
one elegant lounge, gondola shape; one
smaller one, rep covered ; one large nvr
rur, black walnut frame; one black wal
nut rocking chair; one elegant rattan
.orking chair; one ash extension table,
four leaves, eight feet long; one ash
rhilfbuier; one parlor stove, Russian
piie; one kitchen slove, linssisn piw;
j onn kitchen table; four kitchen charis;
one baby butgy; one sewing machine,
Wheeler & WiUon; several ingrain car
pets; Hruesel stair carpets, lamps, chi-
naware, eiockory and divers household
gissls. Terms, cash.
Mr. (i.C. ( luppof tlakland, Califor
uiii, win we communication to the l'oit
land li iard of trade propiwing o start a
nail mill, lately create I a giMI deal of
controversy, ha ofieued a eorrespon
dence with tho owners of the of the
water iwcr hero upon the subject. If
ho mean husiness and wants iower
he go no farther. Py liu wsy
could the Tort land Isiard of trade do
any liettar than lo investigate this pow
er? It is ahou us fine as nature pro
duces in that line, nnd is just a good
to the city 01 Portland a if it went in
side her corporate limits. Has it ever
ctimn to the liotica of the aforesaid Isiard
of trade that there is a natural fall hero,
twelve mile from their city larger than
t lie falls of tH. Anthony?
For tale4-f- change for voting cattle ;
ono Oshoriie mower in good condition,
oim Itnckeya mower, in good condition,
ono conhiued Oshomo Koupor uul Mow
er, nearly new and iu good order, one
second hand, two seated hnggy und ono
riding .iny .1 year old.' Impure of II.
K. Cross, Oregon City. 2814
Map, glolies and Wehster'a Vna
hridged dictionaries will he sold cheaper
than thev can be Ismght anywhere else
forcnth. Any communication addressed
to J. W. Nohle, Needy, Clackamas
county, Oregon will reciovo prompt at
tention. Also ugont for achool dask.
The Knights of Lalsir of SI. Iaiiur re
fuse to isirmit the use oi the red flag.
Tho star und strips are good enough
for them.
I.rtlrra
llemilliliif in th niwtnnire Kl Oreenn Cllf
C'lni'k'tui is rounty. U'eitnii, April Its, w7.
Ilmwii, J. H.
Hrmvu. 1 U
Hull, Ues. r.
I 'lrler, Mlns Jennie
Kliwlcr, Mi M.iry
Jells, A,
Klili'i, Wm.
MvIaiiuIiIIii, Wm. (2)
It-ill. V. IV.
Wllniii, K. H.
Kreilrli k. A.
Hurt. ). I'.
JnlllH, Inn. J.
I.nw,i, Mm. s, J.
Ml His, Mm. Sir Ui
K. ik, Mm. J.i lulu
llc.illf I lur, iiy when silvprtlneil.
1. U lUCON
r. m
You can tlnd a full line of diieil fruits,
iipiil".",' peats, peaches, plums, pnnie-i
.ni'l eliriea ut tho Wiiiti.ihk Sivinr.
M.RKKT RKPOUTH,
OUKOOS CUT.
(;RAIN AND FLOUR:
Wheat, V bn 78c.
OatavV bn 50c.
Flour, 1st grade, 14.75.
Floor, 2nd grade, 2.4.
FEED;
Shorts $24 50
liran, $21 60.
Hay, timothy baled.
Hay timothy loose, f 21. '
Clover, baled
MKAT.-J: '-f , ;
JWf, live, Z, e. 4 . ' '
)!eef dressed, 7 and 8c.
Veal, dressed, 0 und 7c. . '
Hogs, live, 4i:.
Hogs, dressed, 5 and 'k;.
Siic-rt,. head, $2.&0 and $3.00.
Wool, tf
Lurd, country bulk, V and 7u
Lard, bucket, 7c.
Hums, and 10c.
Sales. V, 8nd 0c.
Shoulders, J'"'. and 7c.
best, 2'c.
flutter, medium, Ci 20c. '
Kgy. V lon,15e.
Chicken, dressed, V dozen, $3($4.fK).
Chickens, live, $3.50 $4.00.
Turkey, 10i12'scyib.
I'otaUjes, bu WW..
Onions, V bu $1.00.
Apples bo, $1 50. t
DRIED 1 RI.'ITH.
Apples, sun dried, h and c.
I'luuis, sun driul, C and Ik:,
I'runs, sun dried, 6 and 8c.
IVurs, sun dried. 0 and Sc.
A ppies. machine dried, MeachedD.'i 1;.
I'luuis; machine dried, 8 and 10c.
Prunes, machine, dried, 10 and 12c'
Fears, machine dried, g and 10c.
FOR 8AL&
Horses, Mules,
-
l'urc-bred and Rrade xhorthora
BULL CALVES,
ji
ASD A
four SPRING mirmcKJ
I have for salt, at my farm, two tiOe
below Oregon City, on the east batk
of the Willamette, three span of horsen;
three inn lei: two Dure bred, and three
grade Shorthorn bull calves, and one
second hand four spring farm luck in
gissl condition. -
Horses and mules wfti"i'aold Sngly
of hv the snan at lieilrtirk tin,-
Persons wauling grade WsvtUliC)..
win no wen io can ul oiice, to' n m i
sold in a few dava tbev will U- -UrfM
to steers JOll.V W".MKH,'t f "
OreK'i Cttr.
March 30, 137. - V.O fajmTt
EAST PORTLAND
MARHLE W0KKS.
L. gTREKr; MCA It THE FEItRY tlHI.G.'.
Iinjioilor k Mauufuclnrfr
OF ;
Tombs & Monuments,
Cottage MontuncnU and Tablets
of the lxt Italian and Vermont
winte ana blue marble.
California and EnsUrn granite.
All rsrk snd taslsrltl wsrrsDIed to b tb
brat quality.
Hraneh works at Oregon City.
J, B. Kelly, - - Proprietor.
Czar. 6,000,000 peprVysj
FERRY'S SEEDS
O.M.
Fcaavaco.
r ftdmtu..
a U'brlb
UUIUSI SttOSMI
M lA rUL
D. kUERH ICQ'S
S...M?rk llh,. (
VifH'" JSttD Alt.tUiL
V "Hi Iw swM
2 a' "
WllbtNil or
Umt A.
NmlM.u
sILXvypvtw
ntmm ItlMSiaU
tr4 tm .1. Addnas
I. M. IttM k II
Detroit, Miolb
-THK 81n f tha Arksassw Cotuth
ajrrui.uiloulLiu, you aUeijuare iu tie
riwh Syniuf Are o.f tr.mlil.sl with a
l m ill ' nt"'uf" " lu t'ora-
hi I Biirht .erfih Ilm-km, Cnkh.. 1'i.l.ts in
tlm H.n.1, am. bo v,,n -.., l .,., m."
Miislile ,u the hmiM t.. m. ...J;
. ,, i,.we- . Bi!,
to yum- :nii.Ut aa I .( a k.t,;. cr u
arM-ww l Mfh t,mp, sud he tr.-ihW
I i r-i-ue. " I r.so, 60 ueute iwr lioi til
F0RSAI.RET 3
Coo. A. HardiiiR, Drugghit.
Aftr Forty ytrV
rrffparttten oi Dinr
tun lint Hundred
Thonmnrl pplt4tlon fr p4tnla t
t)i UnMd Klh iid Korifn coun.
trim, th puhlihrt 4 ih 8olniH
Aiiivricsn aotitinir to tot m olMtttur
ir fttiUfitA, off. trfl-miark, oopr
I riirlui. for itt Huim, u4
li obi. Mtul in (Vnkilk, Kngljknd Yrmw,
uvnuaiij, nut! tH othfr intlriei TUiriprl
nc it ttnuld d ihir fMiUUM tv aiMar-
.WMsd.
Drnwlnir .nd apod flout Iam r9uwd and II.
In i- l'lBt itt- vm hnr4 tiutie. Tariji vrj
rvamnabt. No char for im)rtUoO uf uvmUU
tjr drawiut Advie by mtvil tnm
PtfHnhtinr(tlhrou)fh Muni) .Oo-ElWantlOM
Inllt ( IKYMPIC AAU.KHW. which bM
h lriir. ctrvuUiionatid u th tnilunlil
nWKinir of It kind iHiblmhml in th world.
Tli BdvftntagM of uah not to frf tU-t
ndtiriiiMnd.
'i'hia I urn and rVnilii!W I'luatrtitod nwsnpr
U pullilid WKKKIiYll 9J.U0 yr, nd !
dnilttd to bo th bil pir dtivotvd to Rcivnrt.
inchtnKi, Invantio, mimwrmi wnrka, and
f thor d)trtiuiii of tndtiatn! pmjrr, pub
itd tn any cmtnter. it onitn tki namta of
Oil uotontMS tnd till ufworr invention pUntd
arh woett. Try it fwue muhiLi fur out dollar.
IMd by all nwadtaii,
If yott haft an mnrntton n pmxti writ to
Munn - !o., pii'i-lirm ml bwtoauUo iara,
Bt Hrooitfvajr, Now York
Uaudbowk aoout ptta nAllod ft
W3m.
mm
HLIIl-lIT
14 -
M
CHARMAN &1 SON,
PIONEER STORE,
KEEP THE
Latest Assortment of General McrchandisV
And Iiave enjoyed for veais a reputation for reliability second to none.
. At this stortcan' 1 found
Dry Goods, Groceries, Wool Bats;
Fancy Goods, Clothing, Hardware,
Farm Machinery anil Farm Implements.
a truoice Bcieviton i .
Canned Ooods, CJicocIrory,; i
And in fact even thing that ouulit to be found in a general merchandise store. ,
li in neen of anvihnt! in the merchandise line give us a call.
oie agents forKfctH'S SUPK1UOK
POPE
DEALEItS IN
Stoves, Tin Plate. Lead and Iron Pipe,
Brazieis', Copier, Brass and iron Wire,
Ganze Fittings, Knbberlloscvfe
HOUSE FURNISHING GOQD'X V GENERAL
TI.V, COPPER AXI mtkt V RE,
Roofing and Jobbing of every dearijtion r)ir to order, and al Lw Prima.
7" You will find Harda-are. Woodi n and Tinwa'e Lanterna, Laetpa, Oil,
I.ucinc and pacific Rubber faint, at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Oresrrm f itr, Oregon.
BRIGHT !P"Pf
- - - EF
v
Hut brighter ones for Ihc u. 'i
DRUCS,
MEDICINES,
Perfumery,
Yankee Notions,
f; Uity lirag Store.
v..
- P "
llreat "
lhe Ureat
THE LEADER of LOW PRICES.
Our Spring and Summer good liave nrrived and' for sty Its quali
y and prics have never ken equaled iu this market before We hav
, one of the largest stock that has ever come to the city and have Uken
great pains in 'unletting our stock in every department. W00I Wanted.
,
jC3L, xv.h. T JJreLf
THE - - QtlEAT - - EASTERN - - STORE.
Th BrTEBV GvIDS
wu4 Sept. mmd Itttk,
i rar. Of al pSM,
ti H'i tsvcliM,wlthtr
3,600 lKuLrmtlea, a
whole Plrtmi Callarjr.
CIVKS WhulautU Prtco
lirret t tMisiaiTi a all good fir
prnomal r (kmlljr ue. IrlU kow ts
nter, ajsd kIth exact coat of ery
Utlas aa mp, eat, Slrtuk, wear, at
kT. tmm with. Tbeat I.W ALl AIIUO
HOOK. eaatala iBforMtAoB clcanad
from the snarkrta of the world.
will asatl a cop 7 I'KKK to any al
dreaa apoa roeelpt of 10 eta. to orfeajr
ezpetus of asaUlu;. Let as hear from
yon. - Respeetfalljr,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
tl ek tltf Wabash Atease, I Mrao.
Portland Sloani Dje AVcrks,
SWThlril, between Silmnn nU Ttjliiroi reels.
WEIsiliEUPEB & CO., Miotf'-S..'
Allklu.li ot -al(;;
I)J
ing and Cleaning
Ion Is Firsl-cliM itjiai,
CKaninj;, Dyeing nnd .'liexiirinj
Genla' Cliah!ii( a lecl(llle.. ,
A llnt-elM til.'r kept (or I'reMlnf Gentle
miti'i Usrinenti. a Ijr
M. H. Flanagan,
WIIOI.ESAIE AND RETAIL
-LIQUOR. ST0RIH
iii(
TKKPa ON HANI) THE I1KST SKI.KCTtK
IV io niiien, l.l(iinr. Ale, lli-er, AO;, e-.hr
luiiiiil In the Si ne,
tilve me c ill.
In Lfu-K!iHiu 111 or t.
H. It. FLANAOAK.
W e Doii't Wow Murli But we Will
Save U Money
OH tuythliiR n o,tr Hue, whic'i
cttnsiaU of 'y '
First -Class Groceries,
Broad, Take nml Pastrjjr';' '
AVOODEX AVAftte.
Tobacco. Cigars, Etc.
Noil iliMir lo Ureen!nu'i Feed 8lore,
OBKUO.N CITY, - - pRKUON,
Lcvejoy & Kleffman.
Merchants J'cfiano.
M ilnXIreet, OreeoaiCrly .Oreiou.
'IT KRP8 CONSTANTLY OX HAND TIIK
IV IhisI bruid of l.lflmrV VVhi and Clsira
IntheClly. titrnln ami Ire Hie new Inlllnrd
Table. Ainu liiiunrltiU Milwaukee, I iilrnp-iund
Hoes Peer. ' 1 J. f HEM MA I'll,
l-ronrli-lof. '
Sllll.llll COl'UH and C iiiimi!lou (' iro li
Id by hp on s latruiy- li i- irva Conauiiip-
i.n. a. ld ky P.. U. OaiiiteOI Ji Co. 1
WILL Vo; S.'M'nit wii 1-vapenii mi.l
i.':M-r .'mi, .1 lint ' i'lM. i ' Vii ilik- r i r.u
U'.-.i ri(-;iie v'-i. hMi K.ij.i iuihuI J Co.
i I h a
SPOOL lOITOX.
& CO..
TOPE CO.
BPECTS FOR A
T2dZZ - - -
n of tho CITY DI1U0 STORE.
. ' PAINTS,
OILS & GLASS,
Toilet Articles,
; i., Artists Material
JJ!
j
u
-I
iiastern utore.
Overland to California
VIA .
Oregon k California 15. II.
And Connections
Fire (nun Portlsm! In Sin rMuclei, $32; t
airrsiuenlu,
Clone Ciiniieotinns aiije nt Aihliuil with
tise of the Cslifornli, Ureuu snU l.lilia
8Kse Cumpsuy.
(DAILY EXCKPT 81'fiPA YS.I
East ahle Mvl.lnn.
EKrWEEK PORTLAND AND ASHLAR
' Msil Trsiu.
Hivi
rrtlHinl . k 00 A M
Oivrfnn Clly. ..s ou A M
A-lil n. ... PJl
tref-iii Clty..i;13 P.M.
AISITK.
Oreenn City S :4 A.M.
Aalilniiil . i uo A.M.
lireemi City, 'i f M.
Piirtlsml :. Ml.
Alb iu y Exprew Trsin.
LIEiVK. ASMIVa
Portlmrt ... IMPM Orrenn City, j OS p V
liresm Cily. 4 iff P.5I. I UUnon CM
Li-huinr ... I4.V M Ori(oii City S.'A.M
Oregon Clly...UU A.M 1'urtl iuil ivat A M
Pullman Palaco Sleeping Cars
dily lietneen PortUn.l snd AihUiul.
The (. & C. K. K. Perry iu ikes eunuaptlim will)
sll the rniulir ir lina iui Hie Eut alUe Hl.i.iuii,
I rum ja ul P iini'l.
l Side llivialnn.
IiETWEKX POKTLANn AND cohvallm.
Mull Traill.
, ISAVK. I sair.
P.irthint .. 7:M. M. Corvslln ....WJ5PM
Cwvallt .... l.SOP.M. I PurtUnil .... t.U r.u"
At Onrvillls eiiiHit-ot with trains ol Ores est
Pivillc lor Ysiiilns Bsy.
Exiren Train. ' .
l.AV. I ASStVB.
Portl ina .! P.M. Mi-Mlunrllle .S1)0 P M.
Mi Mlimvllle .ft.A.M. Portlaiid .. . s ou A.M.
' twil tirkeis tor t ile snd bimmire checked st
e mi my iipt.-wn olliee, eornt-r Pine and
HV.ul sirvels. TM-keta (,ir rincip.tl nolnta In
('ililoriiiie.in only be procured at company s
ettice,
fftiufr Faud Front Nt., l'rothiml, Op.
' Krulirlil will m.t I received tor hliineitt after
five o i-l.ii-k P.M., on sillier lhe l.ui or YVel
Hlilo IllvUiulla.
,K. KOKIII.KK.
1,1 it in mer.
K. p. riiokhh,
. K. aud Piu Atsal.
Victo rious.
Every ones d.ity ia ii a li a;l . t-ij iy,f,
lhe atom ici sill 1st ll.li',, ir' Krtit
oriciiK, 1 1 bj i.n i pi i j I ur-tirull sn I la
lime exuW all I n rirllin of t i Dl.nl. T.i ,
Oraj m IIIoikI PjrinVr, s p irely ve' tlile e.iia.
P "m 1 l I'll Ke.iiiil I i e ire i: dlaeia.ia of
Lie kldueya md liver, nil i I'l we u me 1 by lm
p ire lil.ud. ,i Hlll'.i kiiiik, Ci.ialliMll.in, au-4
ilnid ii-a. Iiyspnpil i el-r iful i, Kiop-.liina oflli
Suhi, It li iinalliii eui. Try it ai.d yon will And
It ihrava vtct irioua In It nude with illaaeaM.
S ild every w aare. .u per b nil, it b.iltlvs lor
r..u).
mmmi
1;
'
Ll! IVri Oreijiiii 'It .
' Pnrtl.iiid, Taylor
stre-'f d.s-k
7 W A M .1 1 W P. M'
1 A
M. a ! II I' M.
Ht'.NIH Y TUPJ.
Ll.AVK t ri-K-u I'lly ,. . s . M. A IMP. If.
P Ml lid I; A .'.Lot r U
' ' Always
I