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About The enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 188?-1891 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1888)
" r ! 4 RPRI VOL. XXII. OREGON CITY, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1888- NO. 27. THE If i THE ENTERPRISE. Kntsrsd lh Post OStrs stOrtn 'ty Orm u4 iIh bmiu, Msirh Ik I. RATES OF VVnoCUIITION. Kli() copy, on year, In advance, $. 00 riiagla copy, aii months In advance, 1 00 'Ingle copv, not In advance, 2 M Addreea, TIIK KNTKUfUlHE, Oregon City, Oregon. ubrtbar fatting U fi tor uwtxr of km MrasraitS. .111 tlHHIt(WtUWMIU !. IIIHE EARLY. Advertisements, Ui inatir insertion, muat re, h thi of9f out later than Mun iU availing, feint local or communica tion not later thsn Tued D'. JfUr. Parties desiring to null city rsuSarben property or county farms wou'd do well to hv th Mini with mo m aooa convenient. All properties will be t vertiwd .tnively and prlal effort mail lo attract pflN-Tiamre tu Oregon Sty and t'larkamaa county. II. K. Caoes, Ally ! taw and !Ual Estate agent, Ore gon City. T IWrwe r. One hundred UHiiieend dollar to lend in sums In (1111. un good (arm mortgagee, Tender cent and no taea, lnc loeh-ired Jiiii?I.1HH7.I( JoHKaott, Md'oWlA lilt KM AM Far Hair! Busineaa and elegant Fliluro of a ft loon ; the bed and the finest filled up in tua n. Price reaeonable. ('-all on or ad' drew R. POTTER. Oregon City, Oregon. Far Kale. Three nort-hnnd yearling bull Thv mm bred from good stock and will make romI breeding animal. Addr Cm. Moknkb, Mink.Ogn Kkart Ham Italia. Four thoroughbred hort limn Bull (or aula Color red; ranging (roui Id luoutha lo two year old . Bred In Iowa All first clasaaniiunla I'rlif VJno ll Adlieea I' t llowiao, i'.TiM Mullno, Oregon Take Mat Ire. Not ire i hereby given that I will In- reeMusille lor lio debts contracted by my w ife, Ink a Simmon (tm tlia data V,t4 J. II. Simon Dated Una tli 10th day ot April, 1R8H Formlna; a Frlandahip. It la a very simple roa lor chlU I iv ii to beoonie at-qitalnted with eab ullicr, If Uiey are left lo their own d iiMa. J'hia la th way It coinea to paaai "Why, 1 did not know that you and that little ylrl had got acquainted vet," aid a Hoxbury lather to hla alx-'yaar-aild aon. who came In from a walk un the adjoining lawn with th tiny daughter of th new neit-door neigh bor. t Yea, Clara and I bare been 'quaint ed lot of day," laid th tery email boy. 'What did yon lay to her Bratf" a-ked the father. "i Clara apoka to ma flrat flu ramti down by the vhlrktn-hottM, and fe'tkud me how many prayer . I ay uighta, and 1 told her; and then I naked ler bow many prayeri ah aaya, and ah told me, and then we were qtinlnt l " UctUtH lltcerd. A Werll ef MlMry, . Tramp (tn fumy old Rfntltnian Will you give me tvn centa, airj I'm etarvln.n l'iuy Old Centleiimn (pnalucinK a bid - Dear m. atitrtUig. .Can you ibange Al : , Tramp Yua, air. Fuwy Old (iintleman (pocketing tlii rliini(;i')- Dear, dour, atarving I . IUt, me, but till world ,1a full of. uilaery ! Tlie Ej h. The Old lMr' Oplntua, (fcxid old Dr. C , on leaving a pa tient one evruiiiK, gave hit oi)inion if Iwrrax in the following wonla, aiNikcn In Ilia alow, lliitrly mautier for whivh hi wa noted: "Muduin, lu lha morning j ou will lie letter, or you will I wotm. or yon will rrinnin u you are." Uar- Der MajMam. IWkVawAHmt .aaaMMaM la ttM kand rlAn la PuLSat um ..i..n3 Fii- . M4 lMf ! fwt M, an4 iMJutitg wcm rrirroriiKmir Vi .m&i ri4 fit m mil vmiji f JiXM T1CM. arKD-MAW. kwlmwr, K J. Jidte aad Clerk ef FlerUea. A a matter of public 'nteieal we re print Mm llat of judge and clerki of alec tion. Ilaaaant 111)1 W 8 Voting, Alliaon llaker, k V Hliort, Judgea; Fred Hlablen- uker, C'alklna, cleika. Caiieroah J K Iliiiiiian, II B May.W Klliott, Judge j Win Hedge, A 8 Law ton, clerka. Oregon Ctty-W W Mera, U A Hard ing, II 1'lketow, judge ; T 1 Kandail, J K Kboadea, clerka. Mar)uama J K MarUau, J F I'er- dew, W A Jack, judge; A B Maiquam, C F.ngl, clerka, hum.gaater J dwelling, A Lacey.8 II Kainey.judgea; Wm lewelliiig.lleury DuBoia. cleika. hola Kpringa A V Davi, Wale ltu ale, F. Carter judgee ; 1) C tliermn, J 11 Uroalioug clerk. Milwaukle T U A Sellwood.M Oatfteld II Heiwley, Judge ; T Ilagcnbuigar, C ltiley, clerk. fleady C Balr; U I rtmmt.TWyi I It. jixlgea; CO lloynUin, S M Kinnry clerk. Milk Cre, k-J Knott, K C Jone. II J Trullinger, judge; D L Trullinger, J K Coatea, clerka. , Cam-adea II Mftiugin, II II Chaan, II Fiahiir.jinlge; John Keveiiue.TU Jona rud, clerka. Viola Joa I'ollixk, 8 Jobnaon. Wm Mattoon, judgea; 11 C Uwla, II White head, cleika. 'v l'pr Molalla I. Mayer, K Baty Wiigbl, Judgea; J WTlionua.R Wright rlerk. Clm kamaa Wm Hvan.J A Talbert, J !otfnr, judgea; F Fouler, C F Clarke clerka. DainaaiMia Albert Ctk, J F Lovelace Joe Boring, judgea; J Wiuaton, W II Joliiiwm, clerka. Hanlinga-.M II HinbhoflT, B C Hawlev J II Boa en. judge; O D Kobldn, 8 W Mmtur.i, dork. Highland-Jo Fellow, I L Clark, J J Uard, judge; Fram ia Welch, U W le clerk. Tualtio-II K Have, P Baker, John Kruae, judgea; II Idurhoff, A C Slnirii clerk. KagleCreek-WTMnn, II MoKUnder II M LiMHiey, Judgea; (1 J Currin, J (tor don.clurka. Oawago H II Calkin, J A Cdnfer, M II Hhipley, Judge; A K HlouJ, L M Da vidaon, clerk. Unlon-J 8 Vaughn, A Yemen. Jacob Miley, judge; J Stelnba. h, J Grahain clerk. New F.ra J II Blanohard, M IVwney h C Matldock, Judgea; Chaa Fiwter, W W Jeaae, clerk. Canyon CrwekJa Baty, Joa Ree. D HMclJune, Judge ;, David Wright, J K bmllh, clerka. Beaver Creek Frwd Vonderah. J K (irahaui, John Shannon, judgea; Frank Jiggar, J W May, tlerk. Canhy-W Vorpahl, C Bachelor, II 8 O Fhlpa, judge; (leo Barlow, W W Ir vin, dork. Hlevera V SieveraSr, h Herrlck, J T McInUre, Judge; A Aachoft, F 8 I'eake clerka. (taorge A C aV hniiat, II Mnn, Hani raulaen, judge; 1 N Hard, F Rath eiurka. (Jarfleld W F Palmateer, J P Irvln W P Boyer, judge; D Caufleld, W II II ade, clerk. l.owerMoutJu-W Binilh, J K tiribhle, A L Mark, Jiulea; John Cule.AlMiribble olxrka. Cherry vllWi-nl It, Lor, Chaa Shank, J W Italy, Judith ; E H Inuraliam, C W Ilarria, clerk. I. 0. 0. F. AanirerMry. Th odd fellow celebrated their aixty- ninth annlveraarf day, in Portland Ut Tliunalay, with pMropriU eeremouie. A great many viaitor (rom diffurenl part of Hi ataU prti. !p. in lb exerciae. From tlie inUrenilng aMrema of Win. II. Bar nea we clip Ui following Intereeting f.-ta: Scare had th pick of the miner be gun to tie heard in the bill, when ii k- neaa and death revealed that beneath the flannel ahirt of th miner tlier had heat many a heart tliat bad done grand work n th rank of tlie odd fallow in other climr. Lodife aoon epranp up till now lh Mute of California haa 310 lodre and M.OOO memtier, and aaneU of 12,100,000 and expend C-tlO.O'lO annually for relief OregMi la no Uggvd lh matter of o ld fl!rwlilp, and Inift' obtained the firol charier, and in 1."7 Uu trft ancamr ment wa onranil. Lat year, accord' i.g lo lh report rt Grand 8:reUry Ba cn, you hail Hllolgeiid memberahip f 0, and th aggregate i at ill grow ng." Th peakr tWeoted a great deal of time in directing oo the benetitaof tlie or ler, and advlaed all young men to join the order, aavlng It Would make them letter father and neighbor, bolter Chriatian. and help them along the ggml pathway of lit. H UioukIiI it looliali to lielong to loo many order, o that it look all one'a Income aid time Thla wa aloolihneawhich nowia pr- mi ahould Indulge In. tAVINO THE CHILD. f. Mliafa NU-IWIm Vmmm rrrlag "It fe pennn twattowa ttolaoti br ac ini or purpiMMdy, In -toad of brenk ig nut into ioc.ih.iiwnl and niultltn loon exclamutioiia, diapatch aome n for th doctor. Th.tt anuud cnnihlr," laid Bixhv. a he n-ad th abore adrk- to hi wife lie evening. Then he r.idi "Meantime run to th kitchen, get tlf a glaM f water, put into it a tn- h miii (ui of unit ami inucfk giimnd MiiKtanl, catch firm hold of tli wr- n noae, then down wit the miX' in and un will mini the pnlmin." "There, my dear," mid Bixbv to hla vlfe. "You'd better kien that In mind n case one of the chlldiau hhould acci Icntally gt hold of poiaon and I Wouldn't behoinn- Bui yon women tv r glit off the handle nt the very time ou ouht to'- tw i'if-poi,.4ud mid liave all your wit ale)! you." Tli very next day tlie aervant ram ruahlng up atair and gaiel out: "Oh. niit'nm! Oh. Mr. Bixhy! The bnbv! Ho' l wallowe4 half a bottle of loddvnum, and " "it nmt Scott!" a'louteil Bixbv, jump Ing alx ti't lr.lglit lain the air and yelling like a Com-tucne. "T.ie child 'lib dead III ten nillilito. What w going to do? Kun for' the doctor! Get ma of the neighbor In! Cull om btaly In from the atreeil My good LordP Are we all going to alt her and ee the rhlld d e? We inuat have help! Help! Murder! Cau't you think of aonietlilng lo do? jlcre.' wliat'd I read the other day t I loll you tore tnembor. it auld half a gln4 of tnlt to a teiiap n i of w iter and a ciiu of mua lard. didn't Itf My oiI! ImMlia child got to ilir while wn all ait here doing nothing! I live him warm wiiter anil inlat Riiu your tinker down hi throat! Do ioi.lkimj! Put your licud mil of the window and yell for help!" , And white he wa do tig in himself and a crowd wn td!ecling In front of lh liouao, Mr. Bixhy, who had not Hiiid a word, diaeo.ei'ud that the child hiid twulloned nothing hut n tenaporm of vanilla extinct. ikloit Frt trtt. lie i ui.-Kt like th god who want nothing. Sorrotc. , You can lontrol the,"truav" In Dili country by lcgialation, but your marked In th hands of mercllt foreign clique and they are wholly out. of your power. For Toilet Use. Ayer Hair Vigor keep the hair aoft and pliant, Unpen to It tb liutra and lrhof! of yontb, cauaea it to grow luxuriantly, eradicate Dandruff, core all aralp disease, and I th moat clean ly f all hair preparations. AYFR'Q IIlJr Vigor haa gtven me rt I Lit O prrfeet aaUafartioo. 1 was Bearlv bald for ix yean, during wTilrh time I used many hair nrrparationa, but without aueceaa. 1diIm(, what little hair I had was growing thinner, an til I tried Ayer' U air Vigor. 1 dsmI two bottle of the Vim, and my head I now well ooverod with a new growth o hair. Judsoa b. Chapel, Pealwdy, Maaa. L) AID that haa become weak, gray, linlll tul laded, may have new life and color mutorad to It by th aa of Ayer1 Hair Vigor. My hair wa thla, faded, and dry, and fell out In large auantltlea. Ayer' Hair Vigor stopped ) falling, and restored my hair to its original color. A a drawing for tu hair, Mil preparation haa ne eoual. Mary X. Uanimond, BUUwaiar, Minn. VICflR yoath, nd bautT, In th f IQwlly appearano of lha hair, may be praaerved for an lndrfii.it prriod by tli use of Ayer Hair Vor. A dls- of the acalp cauaed my hair to he. eume barsh and dry, aod to fall but freely. Nothing I tried aeemed to do roe any good until I commenced aaing Ayer flair Vigor. Tbre bottlna Ot tilia preparation restored my hair lo a healthy condition, and It is new soft aod pliant. My acalp I eared, and It la also free from dsndruif. Ma. JL K. Foe, Milwaukee, Wa, Ayer's Hair Vigor, eU Drai aa Nffaam. Pxaracr Urarr, prompt action, and wonderful carativ propertiea, easily plaoa Ayer's HI Is at th head of th list of popnlar remedle fur Sick and ferr ous Headacnea, Coast! patio a. and all alW meau originating In a disordered liver. V ttaMA m .ml mffm, fnwt Hsadaeha, and Ayer'e Caihartio Pills ar th only medidna that has wt glvoa me mlUf. Oo dose of tneaa PilU will quickly mors my bowels, and fir my hsad from pain. William L Pan, Kkhmond, Va. A tt Ayer'i Pills, n in 1 1 ky Dr. J. 0. Ayst k (V.tMeX.ltaw Hat hf lini a NOCTbnMC. gofl eight with the to ich f a ka k rakuig th unlranr tb forcrs of aauar la chorus A Ihouaand rsspoasie rshsaiss. The pals moos shlaaig la aeaTsa PrmwrU as rapture lb aiaia; Ta sum to siuflBf tugxhsr, jotolaf at k's rsf rala. Th warm eiirhl braetss walsner; Orally amraturs the ra ; s Th sarth fasls Iot' kmit beatiag And trstnblss sa KSlaoy. Thsy U to my snul ars speaking; luiet and dumb I Ira: And yet, Ihourh my lips ar stlsat, I UudMti my brurt rrfb . , -AdsliM t kaapp in Coder's Lady's Book. Vain af a tl4 Cat. 'Are nny of the rent valuablet" Mr. Rh-bnrd tbgnn won aidted. "Tlie dnti that la usiuilly cxviaidered most valua ble," lie replied, "In the 1TH9; but tin highest price I ever knew to be paid for one wa for an ls(U. It was a flue kitprl men a bright tvd. Tliut, unlee a coin haa been iroured treated with vinegar, show that it is uncirculated, just a i. came from the mint An old dealer car till in a luontrnt when a coin hna Iwi Mottorfd.' l'eoilo aomctimc sinaU 1 1 anrthing Hint is u4 worth much a 'no worth a red cout, but if that rent lmi- pen to I of a rare unt It ndneos I ."u in its owner' pocket. Tlii coil brought f'-OJ. I think it wm th high- cet price ever kl for a United Klalm cent, ftew or world. i Ranalng Itaa'ds la Caaa4 The running f ntjiids la the climax of the voyai ui adveiiturou life. Even the nua t rxcri'icd voyageur chntip color with miteim-nt when he Xels tlie ennue cnaH.'!i and s; ring, sway and dart over the first swell of a rapid. The vovageur that I hav known all pos fiwsd keen olwervatlon, a cool iudianent. and a decisive turn of mind. In a small cano of, any twelve feet, without much load, a mnn alone will kneel on the bot tom about one-third of her length from the stern. uid puddle down a rapid pretty well. Dut the typical crew In an eighteen fot canoe consist of a captain in the bow and a helmsman in th Mem, C. II. Puriihmu in Harjier' Magarln. " ' '" . ' ttawaas aad Use. '' - It aomrtlme happen tliat peraon and this la repet ially trne of young chil dren are unulile to diwuwx'iiite 'tlieir dream from realities. I have known children to b puiihhed for telling lie when full inquiry showed that they were relating olrcuiiuitniKM of which they had dreamed. Dr. iluuiu A. Hammond, GROCERIES AND rnoTisiONS, - AT THE Corner Grocery Sfora. W't can Mil you good G0CDS and a full Aaaoriment of til Goods that are kept in th Grocer line. Wo keep the bent' 81 KITS and K0LASSE3 In the M trket AW, an Afeortment of : .-. f. Wood & Willow Ware; And will jvy the highest price for EGGS and BUTTER. Call and oe ua. L0VEJ0Y & DAMS. inth I U Vo4 two mm mm mmm I um. hm rS'" a i-m Wl W AaurtMr. unmm SWllI I In, itK Mk trmtm mint mmrr- ImhJ rUlku hi Um ru4 Sum, mmt o vmimim pmimmim IB liwH, rm lnm, mm mil mthmj .r,. tWTK, mm m mmm mm thaw niail SM mm mmmHarn la ! riHMUSnM mkmr I lubM. So fcrg I hminuim sssawe Milan Aw b suil fm linu .hu.a t knifl MtS(VihiII Ink. M U: I IKK t al.HK il.'M M mmrr mi iw torn m ! th TM kd-uiaaM mt ma nn ne aasws - i m u- mm inoti ThK inn mi rJ.iHUSlr DlknuSi mil 11 . ki MfcixiMa U Xiau u ttaaror. ui " IfMlMH . . C VOTS, 4 SiliTlinTf ff laulttMnftl ! w m 9mm Ium ia mmf roaatrr. It aaaulaa laa hm af I; mwim mm till miwrnn iaaua nuoKI ark vaa. TIT II I II m kaia aa iaia k eMa wmm mm ! ar all aa a l"a ooara ml l n 1 1 k au hnm.m, , TalS MARKET REPORT. Wheat. V 87 c. hiU. V I ba 4&v r lour, 1st gratle, 4..'S. Flour, Sud grade, S 00 FEED:- . Short 117 00 Bran. $15 00. Hay, timothy baled. $20. hO. Hay timothy loose, Clover, baled $16 MEATS: Peef, live, SandSSe. lteef dreaeed. and 7c. Veal, dreaaed, 6 and 7c. Hogs, live, 4c. Hog, dreaeed, (tfric. Htieep, V head, $3.00 and $3.S0. Wool, V -l4ird, country bulk, 9c. Lard, bucket, 9e. Ham, Vfc.lOund 12o. Side. VB'.Hnl K' 8lioulduri, V, 7 and So, PRODUCE: Butter, 15 A S5. Kmra. V fresh, ldc. Chioken, dnweed, V dox. 14 O0(i $4.50 Chicken, live, $.3M.i$4.00 Chickens, rini $. k I Turkey, 10(12cVlb. ' rotatoea, ? bit $.40. Onion, V bu $1 00. Apple V bo, $ .75. 4 100, DRIED FRUITS: , !. ' ' Apple, nn dritsl, S and 6c. l'lums, un dried, 7 and He. IVuns, lun dried, tt and 8c. Pear, sun dried. 6 and 10c. Applea.machlne drid,bleachd9(g 10c. l'lums, machin dried. 8 and 10c. Pear, machine driel, 10 and 12c. ' IVanesmarhine dried 8 and 0c. To CapitaJlKtu, a tifaftarfr IJJi I erwiw " mm (la HmmOni nmrnamm S UBHMSMI 9m 9mlmt ndvthfrs. All th t eligible site situate at th cor ner of Second , and Main street, th proper tv ol the M. K. rhnrch. Thi i a moat deairable site for maeofactnring purpose having 66 feet fronUge on Main street ami 175 feet on Second street' For full particulars apply to J. L. SWAFFORD. rkotograpas. I will be In Oregon City thi week and each alternate week prepared to take Brat class picture of all kinds. G. I E. bTCAKT.
