r
Till KXTKUriUSK,
ITHI,1HHKI
EVERY THURSDAY
AT
OREGON CITY, OR.
THI'KSIUY, VV.W. 13, H).
BUILDERS AT WORK.
The Waters Hardly Quit Lap
, ping the Stones before
Work is Resumed.
Iteatly for ItuHlnetit.
The Oreuon Citv sh mul door
factory have pushed tho work of re
arranging tlit'ir nuiehinery and nd-
vertise hmilr by tho 1.1th.
Electricity I I'owcr.
P. F. More of tho V. F. Klco
trio Light Co. wns in town yeater
Jay. Ho enya they will h.tve elec
tricity hunnning over the wire to
Portland in a very few days now.
To lliill.l at Once.
A visit to tho Oregon City Furni
ture Company yesterday found
them busy clearing out their ma
chinery from the falling mill. Hut
they wore not too busy totulk oft he
new building which they are going
to put up at once.
i . ii j
I'luiu for the Woolen Mill.
HKTTKIt liril.liIMIS,
Messrs. Jacobs, of the O. C. Mfg.
Co. were up tho first of tho week
considering plans for the future,
which are not yet jerfoctod, but we
may say that they are content plat
ing enlarging with permanent
buildings along Main street adjoin
ing their present property. Thus
id the Ilood proving a U-uetit.
Vw t'lrelalor Mill.
The excelsior company have no'
fully determined upon their future
action, but enough it! known
that they have the plans for ne
buildings, l.V) feet long and M feet
wide with ample protection against
high water. They have also pur
chased fix new excelsior cutters am
one picker which will lw here thi
week and put to work in temporary
buildings at once.
To Itulld Hotter Than Erer.
U'ontlnue.l lium third pnuo.)
was reauuto.l by our nun-chum ami
houachohlcn ninny Main aired. Aatho
waters recoiled and ceased to '1
tlooi. the merchant tiHik iselon
and began hoyeliny out sand and
wleldinii broom, and crubhluil bruahc
with vigor, Much aand was fouml on
all Hoot. At. noon K, l. Kelley'a
huiMiny occupied by the Oroon City
Shoe Store was entered and lull)' a (not
of sand was found piled In ou the Moor.
The ((real Kaslem got Into their build
Iny ilui iny tho foienooti ami fuuiid that
they bad foiyuttoii to care f-ir ouio
thing, so thai they wom considerably
tluinayeil. The water came half ay up
on tlieir fc In which acre alt honks
ami aera, hut alien oun.., It was
found to I water proof. L'arly Thiin
day morulny the Ited Front was wawbod
out and Inmg out a sign, "Keady for
Ituaineas " While the uieichant were
titisr with their stock, gtngt of men
wore bimy on the outaidu following up
the now fast receding water repUi'liiK
the waahed uut aidcwalka, which had
moatly teen oocuri I'V much labor
on the day previouo at th corner of
Mulli street. It is worth while to moiu
tion that hut fur the foiethouylit of ome
ol urn cillaen the looaeuud walk would
all hare gone out through 5ilh olivet
to the river, hut on Viuudr liy
great eirliun on tho part of ale they
wore saved. The itien thus soiling
were under great ohllgatlnii to Mia. II
C. Steven and Mrs. Kohl Witaon foi
hot eolfee tervod. In the uioi nitty the
under rlghl then Tint hanks on liulh
aide were carefully searched hy foot and
hnali hulthe search was frulllea. A
rctrt wa started hefore noun aad
gullied wide elrclllalloil to the ell'ei t that
he had bean rescued at Itlneai'son's ; but
the repoit wa utterly yioiiiitlleaa,
sATcanAv' ti'MUlAiiVi
, Till morning the people of Oregon
City begin to think the water low, a it
has fallen t we've feel or more nines
Wednesday noon, hut what How appear
low In the face of the highest water
ever known htue would have teemed
very high watei one week ago. It In
yet higher than the 'Ht Hood. H la vrt
a mighty torrent a dealroyluy power,
hut compared with VoivtiJMy tiuoii
alien It wlKul
At) nut AMI) (1 IMl'lll a
above low water mark It I low,
It wa luipiwulhle at the hlghiol atugn
to determine tho height of the wiil.n,
hut to-day Mr. T. W, Sullivan of the
W, V, P, A P, Co. was able to gut down
to a haaia Hilnt the height of which
above low water he knew ami to niea
ureup from that to tho mark of high
water, This give u an engineer' lly
lire and they nmv he relied upon a be
ing abaoliiioly coriocl .
It i pretty genntally comc-d.-d that the
Hood of I S'.KI eiccud that ol hill by
about lo (cot ill the tHy, and below by
v"n inoru Hmn fiat,
It la lipyliiniuy to be olhlo thl
morning to ce what ha been done by
the flood, t In aplle uf the wiet k.iga
that I een on everv hand throughout
lat remnant ol the aupeitlrucluie oi the ovurtluwpd dimilct a iiit of courage
In ivk boiler house at the Sulphite work ml even j-y mrvade the ninmunliy,
wont out prior to which tlm tu l.ill Irtigo UiilU nn fiu loiia laud.
moke alack had been cut away to pre. heiliy proving cU'H liuuvely that luiild-
vent tlieir (tilling ou other building to : g can lie luillt to Hand llui mlhlleM
their detriment. Puring the day tho I ''"" Thl morning lao lUga wet
water seemed a hold under the went end ol I H'rown out from 1Kb pulp mid ulphilii
th cement mill and began to aui.li It out """""'I Ibitteriug (old int hiimod
rapidly. In urder to aave it the build- i lo ''"city the glad Inlornmli.in that they
ing Mr. Middloluii had l'l"lH in ' ''ad vamiiibe,l the Hoodi, nd (rum thi
abviut US) tons of crmnit nn H rm 1 'l vaUstroplie tUegoii City will rim..
iKnigla iMiiiity, It waepenlv till-!1'"1 bom lire, hut tn.in anlor, pbirnit
ing to 111! a ho', with but it had lo go. i'''' 10 ""'n' stronger and U-tter, and to
Prift null accumulate at the head f : a pronperlty vn greater tbun tho ,(
Yesterday Mr. Schwabacher of
the Crown Tniicr Company reuchei
Oregon Citv and orders were at
Mice issued to Patrick Colbert t
put the builders to work and to pus
the work with all vigor. Mr. Schwa
bacher had previously conform'
fully with Mr. Cragin to whom he
expressed his determination to
spare no expense in making the
buildings alwolutely secure.
The I'ulp Mills.
Messrs. W. I. Johnson and II. K
Smith of the V. F. P. A- P. Co. ar
rived yesterday from Sun Francis
co. Their ground pulp mill in all
ready to start up and they expect
to lie running full blast to-morrow
when a raft w ill be down. Pliius
for a new lsiiler Imiise have lice
pcrftrt'd and the building will I
pushed. It will be of wins, lilici
with iron while tho smoke stack
will stand on a separate foundation
A 310 light dynamo has Imtii or
dered and on Monday they will
have their own electric plant in
oiHTation. It "will ptund in th
ups r mill.
To T. W. Sullivan, M. Finnegan
Gun Wambbd, Win. Wilson aiui
T. K. Conway, tho U F. P. A P,
Co. owe a debt of gratitude for
their heroic and indefatigable efl'ortH
in risking over again and again
their own lives to save tho coin
pany h mills, limn ami again
they put their livea in jeopardy to
nave property, when they know that
they were facing death in going
out. Others ipiailed and refusei
to go but those courageous, cool
headed ami determined men never
faltered. Nor are they deserving of
tho company alone. Thecommun
ity may well remember that the
future of thin place was hanging on
the fate of the mills and factories
and these men did their part well
and faithfully to perserve to this
town the hope of a glorioun future.
Honor w say is due to all of
these from this entire community.
In its report of tho Ilood hist week
Tiik Kntkhphihr stated that th
engineer and firoman of tho Throe
Sisters wero frightened. We are
glad to learn from Capt. Short that
wo were in error and that both
ntood firmly at their posts without
thought of flinching. It is only
duo to state that tho editor was tak
en seriously ill last Wednesday
noon while gathering Ilood news,
and that ho wrote over a column
by dictating from his lied, and that
the word about tho engineer was
brought to him there.
It is uncertain whether Chicago or
New York secures the Great Kipoaition,
but It 1 a positive fact that Itludblldor
is the Infallible remedy for all blood dia
eases, and la a safe, sure ami reliable
tonic. Sold by K, (I. Cauleld.
year.
Main trel hut lower down the work of
clearing the atreeta bruvulv on 11,0 woliii mill wa
Fine saw loga ar Mng cut Into tovp. i morning and found lu have tillVid vmi
wood. Mirlo of all kind la being ! ,co,e '" l nut uppo,.d. Th
piled up out of th way. No loin. I Hmhing room i piled with aaud to tba
liava pamted along Main alloc! till linn , ''''I'"1 of from Unco to aeven leet, lying
evening hon o.io ventured up a (ar a 111 beneath which ia tint machinery
Fourth llreet. Above tlmt ilia fearud ; ru"" '""o piece ol which riml
b"k lu place , It tlaaaMw was
"''"i re ,.( ,, m M 1M,
nouseimm Htccta moVod, AmongHl
oilier uiing,, wa lltm itlhu
si".u..l,,maH(,wilx u,achl.,ene,lyo.
I bo well over widen hu ln.,1
lmluilll wa aiamling thirty f..0t (roui
me eiuuiikineut befom. The brick
wall of tho well la now IKieim Uvt from
too bank, iiii.I tho wind mill hH rloatod.
W. C. Iloluioa ivn biilldlng two houaea
(or Mia. liuiuildaoii, U.lh of which ate
settled out of ,c m ,,, .l.,,,,,,,!
W. II, lieddlok' woodabed l a wreck
and unity hou-elmM ,!, WBI ,HI.
Kd. Clarem-o poiler mor-d luoat of
hi omn ia, thou brukn In thn wulla of hi
houurt which romnliied atuudluu in place.
a did alai) Win I(ii,Iki' llolh luet
oiiio Imuiebold ollWla. John llaniia'
nouao, iaiig hunt, waa moved The
lotaf.ill up the contracting riiipciilar
Ailno'a amall houen Wua moved ami art
down iiHtrldii of Ib.i rulhoad tiack.
It hu I to be cut down , moved,
Cbaa Callll 'a hoii,, va h,4 iwovod, but
he lot In furuiimv, oiitliulldinga and
fnce. One building took up kia pwl
tion Jiiat Mow the mllio.td in thn mid
dle o the Almrnelhy M,, of tho fam
illea have moved back ami have brvu
huy all tin week eluailug an. I drying
out thell li,iii.e. itoaidea tin. wioihoul
pokoii ofun the 1 1 voi (rout, Iheio Imv
been evwral largo laud alidea nloug thu
Ahoinelliv, notably In (runt f II, p,
IteHtow'a properly, aial alinoal an on.
lliolot iKdongmg .j Mr. Smith, er
pentur, ' '
Til utit li!. "
The iiiIIU on the went dft'ngVo' aWl
tho le.t. Thank to their aolld eontruc
tion audio thu iinHiiug ell'.irt of T. W,
Sullivan, who lahuiod uiicvaaiugly to
guard thn mill from danger. Ity the
breaking of th C0 Paar Co'a Imhiiii
of (rained limMn, the ulphlte mill wan
in groat danger for a time and would
have bean ermhed, but or timely action,
A it wa, the moku alack and Uiilor
Iioiim wero wrecked. After th water
had hcgim lo tibaida the lioith aide l
th cliDinical room wa drawn In a way
by th iqctlon of tho waler, but it a
viailnd thia promptly chm l-ed hy Mr. SuHifan and
iaye.1 lu placn. The aulphita mlU'e
damage waa moatly owing tit the tintlif
ihed tate of lha huil.lftiga. The oftlc
nearly lloaled o(T when th window U
came inveiej ; hot the timely cutting of
two hole lu the r.Hif to releaa tho com-
that the otrool ia dug out badly ai the I hu.idiedaof dollara Auolher aectioii of j prened ir, ad It. The ground pulp
water premnt that pMraiice The m'M "ue. ml nun h of the
mjIc of the Kleclrio Light Co. ar, ; m' hineiy of the wti wotk I thrown
tipped every way while the wuva bang Iffoind and bmled In the land;
down in all direction. j t'"1 " "l thought to m eeriou.ly dam-
Tliefioet olllce wa not ocn and to a-''1'- The rrmaiiilng wooOen building
meet th e.iiergen.y Tiu Kancaraiaa ' r" badly racked and were only aaer.t
eatabliiho. a down atair olli of ita conildele dentruclion by tho Imp,..
own, but a lew rod (ion) the edge of rul "1 U. It. S waielmiKe It
....hi..-. .
mm hti uiiereu nu malerial loa et
cept to the wrl uiachliiea, which ar
wall roaled ill mud.
Th Crown I'aimr Company lol all
their dreaned lumber, Iml they flnd, now
that the water baa uhnM, thai their
wall la a arcvly banned.
the water and undr the algu"Ktia
eaiav I'oat Olltco . Opp.niiiun to I'm !
Sain." To K.i r.Ki-iHK wa diapmiaed
on time to it patron, llova wo' ear
ly on the atreet wiling coplea of Tun 's
rnKi'HiFia (or which there
demand. The atreet in
KxTiacKOiir, olllce pitoieuleda novel m en
after the iaaue of the parr Singly and
in groupa men too. all about eagerly
'-alining the full report of the flood con
tains! therein. It wai uuite metio
tii i..m at.
I. i-. nerallv ei e. led that Ja. oh. Pro. Tho e k along the h. ka are awept ol
will build now and euUumlal building all Ml and the h. k. have aufleied th
lo replmv lhoe de.troyed. Within the i loe uf their ifalea. i.mrl, .J H,-
ing over the wall and all the old build-
Imperial mill and warolnmae hand wore
!niy iM'tling thinga to right. Tho loga
! 1...11. - . 1...1.. . .... 1 ,
waa a ureal I "a ""en up, ami carle. I
front of Tiik ' .. and the aud cleared awav. The
( K. A V warehoiiMi hu aulfcred a e
veio battering and allow ita evil elfecta.
.ai-iiii . nvi 01 Hie aotiui en. I are gone, I Ornn (My M fg Co.
and lb email weal end ia well nigh do-I W TA l.i'o
nu.leU ol ahmglea, ,a.k aonio heavy rl' A 1' l o
ing Two of the fate have already
been found and men aie busy clearing
out he canal. Tho Intention ( to have
the lock open a ain a poaaihle.
ar;HATii i, .Mia.
poli'an in apiH-arance. Hv nouna ol lllu" o orck m thn warvhme and it
of pocial meaaenger to aeveral ; "tu"' right when It got them. The won
point and through the eir.irla of the ' ,l,,r ' 11 "inch Tho brick
proprietor, aaaiated by friend of Til i no' ""ied Very materially in
Karaai aiaa, tho pier we golten out I "' ''"''bug ileelf, bill the warrhoea
to all oflli-e in th county on Tlnir- i ''elating machinery aie mote or l
day, ncept two, and nulw itliattuiid- j ,"l"l.
ing no mail wa leaving Oregon Cily. aaoiTTowa.
The Oregonian again came by anecia! Tho upper end of Main tieel I dug
meaaenger ami old readily at i'.'i ccnU. conaldcrable depth, juat ahova
Owing to the fact that water alood tU I"""!1. but the removal of the
oer their big pree they hud only a ; "'""'"Jin around lh- pump ahowa that
four page pa-r for the llrat time in!l""ll"r il ,,l,r main have been a
two year. j "nu i' damaged a wa at flrit aiipMM..
To-night (or the llrt time the almoin- of I ?,'rl.v " lightly coiielrncted ehoda.
tho electric light' noticed, a horeiofore
the niiMci ha aheil her pale light over
the ib'Htru. live ai-ene. hut to night th
A
lwC
to
trfel are daik damp and deMried.
Miiiuv.
Ihiring the night tin water ha fallen
fully five f,t, thereby I'liabhng mer
chant lo return to their alorea and of
fice a fai up a thu Imperial Mill.
Soma of the merchant worked all night
clearing out and getlinir ready for biii-
neaa; but the day tin. I inont of them
unprepared (,,r hiitinc AUivo Slth
atreut there ia not a diy gooila lioiiae
ellinggjla, anil hut one or two grocer
are waiting on cimtomer Oacar K. A.
i . t I.) , ...
i"-"K ow ma goon in Ilia ni.l il r v
houwt building, and advertiaea: "(iro-
coriea at old nricea. Flour one dollar
pernack." Iliaphn of huaineiiN il vol
under water.
Crowd of aight-teer am everywhere
proent, both from town ami country,
while on every hum! individual anil
crowd arc clearing the dohria from w ith
in their houae and around their prem
ise, Kicept for thn pile ofdnhriathe
aiglit-tu'er can go where they plena.',
o generally are the fei a swept awav
in the overflowed dihtiict Thia morn
ing tho eels commoD to tho fall were
found clinging tu rock along Main t rod,
but a water is iieceary to tlioir eiiat-
once, they aoon periahed, The wator
continue to recede faat, iiiul as it return
to it channel more and mora damage
and wreckage i revealed. The final
sum of loMHoa cannot lie known (or
weeka, and many of the Iohhci of individ
ual are of audi a nature that they can
not be replaced.
KIHT KATAI.ITV,
Thi morning Olticy CIiiiho mid .fame
Shaw were about tho woolen mill In i
boat making eiamiiiatlon of damages
They had heard that the picker limine,
willed had floated away two iluv lire
vioua, wua lodged at the mouth of thn
'luckamua, and they iluloriniiied to go
and see if it were theie and learn its con
dition. Ihev taitud dow:; well out in
the river, but when almoHt direct
ly under the auapeiiHion bridge a whirl
struck them, and li, un iiistunt the boat
was sucked under, Mr, Nhuw managed
to cling to the bout which was bottom
tide up, and after a littl he munagnd to
turn it over. DoiiU Immediately put out
from fthoro and ivactiod him from hi
perilous and uncomfortable position,
away below the rapids. Testimony rel
ative to Olnoy'sfute ia conflicting, Home
who wore standing on tho bridge and
who witnosaed the accident are punitive
that ho sank right under (he bridge,
while other amort that he was seen
clinging to an oar mid floating only a
short diatunce from the boat down a far
as tho rapids, Mr, Hhaw nays he saw
nothing of him after the boat capsized.
It 1 most prolmhlo that he was drawn
! oiilhtiildiud and fencca between Main
j atreet and the river aonth of Sixth Direct
ie either gone, deinoliahod or badly
racked. Thia Include aeveial atore.
1 r" ami warehouae Starting fiom
John Schram' lion.,. punt r. Norria',
T W. l'oH''a, Cha. Kelly', J (l.l'il.
j bury' and id on up one can walk with
out other instruction than (hut furuinhcd
by pile of dnft The ground la laid
bare of all gra and llower bed, or elae ! J"' Wilkmaon
they are both buried 'ncath the Wahed I '' Ml 'ouara
Hand.
ijihwk ri A T.
The aame al ol (emea la here
everywhere Hotel. It la no trouble, for
tho pedealriau to go where he pleaae
providing he d slgethe drift pilea. C. N.
tjieenman'a fence wa paitly atanding,
hut wa beHtriddei, by a luaoeive si.le
wula. II. J. Ilarding'a flue groumlH are
deatilute of fence, hut audi a pile of
rubbish a garnihea hi front yard ia a
caution. AmongMi It ,PI In wooihed
inpiace. Wilkinaon'a ham la floated
away a half block ami grucefuly loaning
over to reat. Hi kitchen, woodahod
and coiilenla took a tumble, a did also
John tileiiHon'a burn, which meandered
up cloo to the houxe before falling,
John Thayer' small houmi changed
front, wliilo Henry McDermotfa houae
moved from it foundation and wa
badly racked. Theodore linil'a Iioiiho
tipal partly over and moat of the furni
ture wua spoiled. Charlea Parkor'a
houae balanced on one corner for aoveral
days ami finally aetttled buck, but aov
eral foot from foundation III l,rn
tipped over on ila aide and lay thme.
A small hoiiHu buck of Peter PaipicCs
Mongiug tu F.d Clement ami occupied
by Mr. fttlcn ia gonu entirely, Mr. I'a-
ipiot has no Imicea, no capatan brokun
huildinga, and lota more sand, it having
lodgoU throe foot thick at hia pluco,
Mr, Kit-haul's houne witro aolid ami
stood the struln well, bul are botli inoro
or loaa daimiged by wator, Jan. Wilkin
aou'a foiicos ami houne are damaged to
the value ol about f 1 CHI. Mr. Wino-
aet had to move a sick wife, and hi fur
niture auU'ored aouiu. Chas. Hold's
Iiouhoh stood the strain well, but Mr.
McNuniara' houae flouted away ui-,1
lipped orer, The mil road from the
north bunk of the Abemothy, Including
the bri.lgo lo John (llciiMiin'a Iioiiho,
a distance of about 1)110 foot was badly
out uf place.
W F.oll.r Co.
Crnwn l'r Co
DC Saw Mill
Portland Mill ('
'hamuli ,t Son
V Klf irlr Woik.
() 0 K.l lr, Worka
I Srli,
II C Kurnllure Co
Il C Hah .t Uair K. lorv
Il tivi-joy, griM-ertaa
A llanhng, drnga and Iniil.ln,,.
I'opa A Co., Iiar.lware
Tlca Phi.
M J Hro.lrnck
l-'niita ,t Furha
l."".t Alhriitht
II J llanlmg
llrnll) ,t WUIiama
Winrart ,1 8. ri lore
It Krine .
John Pii-rce
Jack Treiiihatl,
T W Clark
lieo lloylan
Cha. Paiker
C . Ilmwn
Tlioa. Mann
oral men to Hatch the river at the While
Iioiiho wllli which place lie will have tel
ephoim ( clloii through the night,
Ihoaloamor biitona having onboard
largo quantity of ulant powder, wilt be
kept In reiiilliic lu blow up any largo
"irui-tme tlmt may come down, Willi
there precaution there are no (ear (or
the n(ely of the bridge,
It I safe to any that tin other cily wua
overoxpoatul (oao aovere a flood ac thl
ami owuped wllh ao it t lu diiiuuge a
I'ortland lina aufl'ered. If the hrldue
laml, u It (low Hccin likely they w
mo real injury mid money lm Inflicted
hy tho high water will bo trilling. Port
land opli. have ullered a gial deal of
ineonvoiilenoo, but they have taken that
III gil purt. Indeed tho I.H-al illHaati.
tlon lm Uen lo make n Joke of tlia
whole thing. That I eny enoimh w hen
Ini vcufoiico I llu wort we have to
ull'or-wheii our Mket are touched
lightly.
The flood la not contluml to the valley
of the WlllninetUt. Iiinpulchc finally
gotten through from Southern On-gon
bowed Unit tho damage by high waler
ha boon greater in tho Hoguo river and
t'nip.iia valley than at any jmint in tho
He. The latter lm contented
lloll w lib lurrying oil' a few bridge and
building The former have waahed
away the very o f the (llrm Itaelf,
denuding the aarlh of ila aurfaie loam
ndexpolng the uboll of gravel.
Among thn muutic that will aufler
heavily from the loaa of bridge by the
freahet, Yamhill appear to lm f.. rein. ml
on the roll i f diaaHter. That county waa
noted for it thrift lu the mutter of hav
ing It atreama properly bridged and to
thelo which taxpayer will aulh-r in
tlieir deatruction will , added the pub
lie Inconvenience that inut reault In
driving ng diatam-e to make abort
one until the bridge can bo repaired or
rohuilt.
For the flrt time in nearly two year
The Oregoniun will rcuch it reader
thl morning a a four-page aln-et, jot
on halt it tiaiiul aixe. Thl contrac
tion in apa.-e ha In-en renderod noii'
ry by the fourteen inclii-a of waler coy.
oring the fltair of the biiaiue and
prre riMim, making it litijHwaihle to run
thia Uaue off on the big prre. A fall of
three India In the riee, bewever, which
ill doiititle irur la-fore tomorrow
morning will again allow the regular
pre to Iw put in oiwration, and it ia
I'm lily probable that toinorrow'a Ore
goiiinn will U deliver.-.! lo auhacriUr in
it aivoHtomed aie.
re tiik v i i v.
AUmt half of the town of Wheatland
I waeh.-d away, Including llendrick'
warebolliw, with 'Jo.OOO bnahela of wheat
The loa to H.ple living along the Will
amette 1 gn-ateal. Stoiitenla-rg, a well-to-do
farmer living on the jalund luat !
low Wheatland, bat houae, barn and
ak.ak.
A man nauuil Miller, with a (mall
family, liel on the ame ialand. Son
day night, when the waler came into the
lower otory of hia homv, Ida wife waa in
confinement, and be bad no meaniof ea
rn . AIhuiI noon Moinlay a ndief par-
I.vk) ' '? u "''' r. uo, landed their l.wl
a)" be kitchen na.f and cut a bole
;, j through the main building, ami l.M.k lha
ami I family, including the little new-comer,
lo) to a place of aafetr and all are doing
"""I well.
lIH.
nATCIIFI.OIt - Al llnitevllle, Febiu
ary ft, IH!I, Joaepb It , ae. ond soil of
J. W. and Khodn Halcholor, aged 21
year, g month, and LM days.
Al.nilIIT.--Al Clackamas, Oregon,
on Hlinliiv, February, 1Mb. Imim,
iei ig" Albright, aged (i7 years.
Mr. Alhrlyht wua uilackod w lib the
grlpH a l oil time aiiii-e and II aeetned
to ooi ibiioi wllh olboi ailment lo pro
duce dnulh,
Ni:Wt,N,-At Poillaml mi I'rldav.
I'ol ru ir 7th, Win M Newman, aej
ol 'car, f month and 'M day
llereaaed wa born In Iowa and cam
to Oregon In liU.'i. driving a team ucmaa
th plain, He waa well known In thl
part of the atate. For the lat two yeai
ho ha bmi wortlug In Portland where
ho had been au k fur a month or more
provlou to hi dentli For over
week prior In Ida death It evident
lo thoaa around him that be eonbl not
livu long, heveral frultlea attempt
were mad 'o nd wonl to hi relative
here but thn AoimI proTenleil. Hi laxly
wa brought up on th f.atona on Hun-
lay and the funeral held from J. M.
Heeon' houae on Monday laat, II
leave four children and three brolheia
and o:ie iter to mourn hi departure.
CH ASK. At Oregon City. Oregon, on
Friday, February 7th, by drowning, A
tllnejf Chae, e."iid on of Jainoa W.
ami S. AiiguataChaae, aged .11 year, 3
month and 'J'i dava
Olnev. a lm wa alway called by hia
family ami a.H-iatea, wa born in thl
city. (Mo'.., mm. , rn.-Mivcl
g.l common achool education, hav.
ing lieon a graduate of the public achmd
her,., um aflerwarda ultomh-d the High
HcIuhjI at Poitland and lb State I.'iiiver
ityat F.ugene for a lime. Prior to hi
b ath be had been working for the t) C
Mfg. Co .audit wa while engaged in
examining the damage wrought tu Una
company' properly by the flood that he
met In iieath.
Olney wa a young man of bright in
tellect wllh good proiect, atea ly go.
ing. ImhlMriou and pleaaaiil Ho had
no bad habit and waa a general favor
ito Hi audden death ia ad U'ti-aviw
nient lu hi family and many friend.
MACkSKl ItU.
J. II. Abbot, of Macktbuig, report
llio mailer brolgo generally waahed
out In that icinily and thu load much
w iilie.l out.
Orlpia I ijuile prevalent, nearly etery
lainily In tiio neighloriioht having
mails Ita eciiiaiiitence more or lea in
temally, and a a reull Kr health i
general ami not enjoyed
I no laituly of Mr ( linger, who have
oeen an a lor a long lime, are getting
better.
Mi. Scrauiliiii, wife of the Mack
burg merchant, ja in a critical condition
with lung (ever. The doctor from Mo
lall i atten.luif her.
Both th futility ami railroad bridge
acroe iiiMing rivtr are gone and the
community ia iaolateu, not having had
any mail for two week.
Farmers' Store!
k. .. .is-; wto :.
('i i K-un t'fj
STHAIGHT d NEWTON
Grocery Store.
Goods Sold at Portland
Prices.
IIKillFsT I'ltli K I'Alli FOU COt;N
Tli V PliODIJCI-:. .
HAY AM) FFKI' A hi F.( I Al.TY;
p 'V:
C.
Tear, aoiloo to pl,
&u, U nem.IT,
Auk yoor dealer lottA.U floalbp Co.')
HONEST CLOTHING
If mir (noe are not In Um band m anme
H'fViHKKF.KI'Kii to yirtir ee'l"n, ym n thi
( t llK TIlt.M from tla. htMT KNOWN ao4
UiK" Miin-Oauta V bolnaaic Cunriaa firm.
10
,it;r
it:
I am o.iw pn i.,iiid I
in. iii v f-'r the ! i r. - of I 'i.
in Or.'ttoo l ily, il,. i'-ii
W. . If
Mlii" id' o! t'l.o kama
l.-i'l Ive the
ct my i llico
I-AIIMON
Bank,
In Oi wurM. at prima that will IdAKK Vllliu
eva auae arul Kr.KP YOU guraalria how wacae
tt.l 10 IH IT. If your lf,AI.KH !.. M
hMp our ataxia, aerul lo ua aud we WILL far.
IiIbo you fcutl or OveterL, tniitma at mail
on rlrt of price. W will win and
rour paU'iiwi u jtiu try " an tnU I Wa
ava ImUt uii lid hmiMifiea Uuom,m y our
fAlNbTAKINO nwHliwla. aawl Lrd.lua bjuUV
There baye been t
wwii lllty an
iai
i
,n.. veiity.flvehouiM whed away fnn
ealem ami vicinity. N In,., were bait
!.- Unit have been bean! ..f. The O. It. A
Pin iia-a. ,-alle.l here tho Cnlon Pacille
41! wharf, ia entirely gone
1 he II, x. I will not noon l forgotten.
. ' ' ho a.-enea of dvntrurtion la ggur del
i i i.i i. .i i , .
25 n.iiioiign uie loe la heavy, we
ii I ,,"v'' UvU '"ftuimte in ecaping with no
.Mil1""" ol life. There ia much loea
.mm i Kaler' l.ttoin. Th current i
par witt tliat amall laaita cannot live, and
K'.l rescuer have to hade ou theditrt-a fluga
and liaten to crie for help powerle to
. " ai.l
Tl... I.. .1 .1... I : , . i . . .
. oi un- oriuge ia n..i uiacourag-
ing to Sulem, und already they talk of
building a new one, to . larger and bet
ter than tho other
101. A.
The raina ol the paat week hare ln
th heaviral of the aeaaon.
W. C. Ward it up aflar a eriont ill
of lckiia.
Fall grain Kxk wall, and ptnapeel
a ar flallering at the preaent tune.
'o .
on
The high water waahed oul a nortion
of Miller A Hon' new dam, Incurring a
loa of about ee veiity.fiv dollar Th
creek rote (even feat
Th new officer of the l.itorarv
Sjilely are: J. M. Havden, prea
Ident; W. K. Maple, vice nreaident :
r.. J. Maple, lacretary; and F.dua Mat-
toon, Ireaauror.
Iied, near Viola, on F'ebruary ft. Mr.
Schlll. aged 64 yeai. Mr Schiln waa
a native of Ohio; but moved to Orgon
lt fall from Pakoti, with hi ton
The Commercial
OF OHKOON ITV
CAPITAL f 100,000.
Tranaoct a Central Dunking Butinet.
Iialia made. (till diiMOUIitcd.
Make Htllnclion Hoy and ell ex
chaiigxou all point in the foiled hlutca
and Koroio and on Hong Kong. I
Mil lecwived aul'ject to chock. Inter
et at ukiihI rale ullowvd ou lime depo.
ila.
Hank oja n from II A. M. to 4 P. M.;
Saturdny eveiiinga from t till 7 1', M,
D.C. I.ATOCUKITK,
Prealdetit.
F. K. lioNAI.IWll.V,
Cahier.
SlierlfT Sale.
hrTr or ( 'aro.iN. i
CncsTY or i le uan, (
Notli U herel.y Ou-ii, tltal lo pnr.iiuni-e
of an rieinlioii iie-.J ool of, an. I iiiMlt-r
Ihe Hrui of the I'in uil l i.url, o the State of
Oregon, for II. c lounlv of Multnomah,
ilalxl Jaounrv '.'.''I, x'n, ami to tin- .!ir.-
anil ib-lltin-il, Mn-riM of I lu kmn
County, liriy.'ii, i .'inniniiilinc me, in ll.e
name ol Ihe Mule of on-gon, in an action
wherein T. I". IHi. kici.'l.aiii aiel II W. Price,
parties uieh-r tin- linn name of Km kmc
l.eoi A I'ri.r. Wi re pluiulill. an. I K. Ilurton
anil M. r.. Iliirlon, an- 0. 1.-1 ..! o n I ...m
inaii.lii.K me l. -nti Iv plnintiit .l.-inuinl-
lo wit: H,14, and Ihe fiirthi r euui ..I :i.!.
CoU.
In ord.-r to aaibfv nai l ilcii.uixR and f..r
want of -rMiiiul .ni.rtv. I .li.l. ,,n
Villi dnv ,,l Ji n.,r , A, i -'ii u-, njnii
Hie foil,. n, r. u! p..-rtw 1- l,,t t..
II hi .1. Icliilai.ta, a Il touit;
n ') and wo'ii (V, i'i 1,1. k M.-n! .,,ur
(.'4(, in Ihe loan of IN-Iiwianl, -iln.il, ,t m
Tia. kamaa r.nintv, i iri-'on. will, on Sal
unlay, Ihe "lit il.,,- of Mari li, A. l -ni, al
the hour ..f one u'i l. k r. w. of mii.I ilav. at
Itiel'ourt IIoiim. il'r in i in .-.li I'iiv. iire-
li. pr.-.l tix'lli.ll.'l ui.l proia-rtv 'ul pnl-
auclloli, to ll.e liik-hi-. luil.ler. for raali
III hantl, to katii.lv kmi.I unltt ami cota, and
an ruinx c.'l.
W. W. II. Saw...
Mieritl ol I 'la. kannia I "Unl y, oipgon.
IIki.mI al On-gou I ity, On-iii, .luininrv
I-- jaii to : I ... '
f""
lie l
I'ay I p.
All Nn.on indebted to the firm of
(irven Pro. ai hxpioalod to rail at
once and t 1 lo their uccouul or tho
uiuo w ill be placed ill the band of a
collector. lint;! f'.itoa.
ara m wa wrmltl t dinia by.
i, L. Uunrutt A Co., Myle Originator.
In orlwlii Kul la or Orentnat tAimn
&-J alrlutl y (ollowlna: rulm for luugn,
UMit i llnaaal mnweura, over veat, ckm up uo.
iWr wrrua. Waial inMuiufK, over aula. liuia
U louwaur, Iruui orotcti lo buL
Raferaneea-i-iret Xwtfoiwi Bank of nu
eau, oaiaoU J,0OU.aio; Cuutlortitaa taUoual
liauk of Maw, oapiul i,wu,wu,
ED. L HUNTLEY & COL, Manufact
urers and Wholesale Dealers in Clothing
(or Men, Boys and Children, 122 and 124
Market St , Chicago, III. P. 0. Box 667.
School .Money.
Theie ia pleii'y of money on hut.d to
loan of arliool ftiu.l, and it w ill be to the
inlereal of all lairiowent, i-enevially lhoe
who need unv -oniderubln amount a
well a long time loan, to borrow reboot
money. Thi i abeolutelv the i heapot
inoncv to la l ad H r i ei;t and no com
miiiloii afler the Hrt year, ( ad on
C. H. Lalotm-ttc, Altorn.-y for the laird.
-Me; ft Will.
We d;'iro bi aay to our citiren. ,a
for year we have been eelling Ir. King'
New Ihiw-overv for Conaiimplinn, I r.
King' New l.i'lii Pill, P.iu-klen'a Am1
ca ulve and Kiectric I'ottera' and have
never bumli.'d remediea that well a Weil,
oi that have given eucb llliiveraal ati
faction We do not hcilute to guaran
tee thetn everv lime, mid we Maud ready
to refund the purchun- p'ii-e, if aulialai
t.iry remill do not follow their iim
Theao remtdie have won their great
pularity pundv on their merit For
aalo nl li, A. Harding' lrug Store.
Jtucklcu'a A nil en Suite.
The IV't 1-ulve ill Ihe world for Cut,
Urui-i-a, Sores, Clc.-r. Suit lUieiitn, Fe
ver .-or.-H, Tetti-f . I hapiM-.! hariu. ( hil
blui.i. Corn, and uli skin F.ruptioii,
won poeniveiy cure I in , or no pay re-
give periei
pnred. It ih gnaraiilc-il to
aatiafiu lion, or Inoliey H-fumh-d, l'rice
, enl a-r Ikix,
l or enl by li. A. Harding
wa buried Thuriday.
He
Moii a A nob
.'Ol
oial
37ft
luu
i!.M
aw
It lila.io !
Win. llamUi oi
Harry Anne
Win. M'oo.1 i,
J. Ibney
W I! Mart p,,
I'larenca Porter yjj
Cliaal'allir a,
Cha II.. I.la oy,
Pi ter r.pi l ti,
T.I Omenta ia
W It Ite.hlick
Hnhart l-'iuley pno
K K.-niii'ly .4al
I' N lirctnmiiii 41m
Malt lleurlli ,--(,
J II Schram ntl
MiHire ,t llulK-ork pm
Thro. Uriel it
Mral' II I, Ibirmeialar pm
Henry Mr llcrini.lt
J.1I111 tlleaMin frto
llorhaui llridgc jO
I. T Hnnii
hilni-a llolan Jim
I.' P Wiueatit ... J.',o
.hiliu Wilkinaoii pm
T I. t'liannan kj
t'liainian llro
Cliarinan A .Co.
0 I' Triiiiaportnliou Co
T"1"1 InllU'i
CUV VI I I.
At thi particulur jaunt the wator did
but lit tie damage. Corvallia i particulur-
ly well altimtc.l, and our tneta wore
high und dry. The biiaiue wrtion of
Mum treet wua at leant ten fin't higher
thun th water, and the city would have
la-en auto with twice the volume of w a-
tor Kuahing through the valley. Heuton
county will antler loaa damage, -rhupa,
(him any other county in the Willum-
etto vulley.
Farmer huvo la-en in the city to-day
from all eoctlon, mid with the exception
of a few email hridgoa wantied out, report
no (luinugo to ivak of.
Your correNimlent baa juat int.
vlcw edSu.rintunilcnt llowen of the Ore
gon I'acillc, who ay the regular pa.
enger truin will arrive here front Ya-
qiitnn at her uaiiiil hour. A work train
arrived the other night from Summit,
twenty-five mile w oat of hero, but It will
be mi vend duya before train cun be run
TTuhea Oat,
1... 1 .... ., - . . .
u.ii not oriven 0111 oi l.nainoM. A great
many ol ourg.hl w.oe .lamat-od bv the
rectnt (IikhI, and theae we bate deter
mined torloae out at whatever the? will
bring. Wo have alao taken advautaire
01 ma nooil to give our atoro a Ihoroiiiili
overhauling and ar now prepared in our
neat ami commodious .tore to aell more
good than ever. Cimumik A Son
(.'roeerU at ( ot.
111 oruer to put a clean new atuck of
gr.x-ene In at my old aland, I will .ell
my preaeni elock of groeeric at the
ojd dry houae, oppoaile the Congroga-
uonai cnurcli at coat.
0. .. A. Faiivrau
For Sale,
1 hroo new milk cow. In
uiie of llioa. ('barman or
uoorge truer
1 have plenty of uood lumker on
html. Orderoarly. U K U.p,..
Tho Vienna Chop Houae kentonon
(ill It waa floodod out, m-t Ita uaual itoial
uiiuu ami ilnl not charge a cent extra
(IIIKICN I'OINT,
Thia part of the town waa nil under
water and the houae lioldora aiill'iired o
veraly in moved and damaged houae
and injured IioiihoIioM elCuctH. Itoherl
Finley'H Iioiiho wua the flrat to go, und It
flouted ipiili) a place awny and ia now ly
ing on ita able. F. 10 . Kennedy' houae
with Home of ila content la flouted en
tirely uwuy, Win. Wooda, W. K. Hurt
ami Jaimm Honey hud their houae
movudj but tlioy urn now gutting tliom
Flood hI Other I'lucc.
Krnnl l lui r-.l 11 y ' Dreg-iiiilau.
AT I'OHTI.ANI).
N'l... I. ..!.!., ... .1 . ,
'i'" Kin 01 mo river ubovo low wa
ter murk lent night ut flvo o'ebak waa
teenly-eight feet and live iuche; thu
overreach Ing, by nearly three Inchoa,
ino nignoNi w ulera of iml, The water
roKO nipidly during tho early hour ye-
torduy morning, hut aa theduyudvanced
Die riao became alower, ao that by even
ing, iiIIIioukIi alill coming up, the rit
w ua Hcurcely perceptible.
Tho largo boom of log which itrnck
the bridge early yetordny morning,
ratialng the entire atrnetuni to tremble,
belonged to tho I'onnoyor Mill company.
About eevon o'cliH-k in the morning, a
luiyo wili-ohiiiiHe filled with freight cumo
down, proauinably from Oregon City,
Tli roof of tho witrohoiiHo wn already
"If, mid ua the body of It wua well under
water, il piiHHcd beneath tho bridge with
out much of a eolllHion, llouaoa, burn
Illicit witli buy, tree, loga, und whole
plica of lumber cumo down ut abort In
terval through the duy,
Hiipoiiiitcndont Cunipboll alutod lnat
evening that ho anticipated no furthor
trouble through the night. Iu icutaev
through to Albany, aa thia truck i budly Try It
i.ni,,-, in oiuct'a. I, .1 ... . .
1 I I ol' tl... r.tat. ...... ..f f.. I 1
... ....... n, .,, , ,Bj nun gray
Tho atouiuor Hong i here and ha huir to Ita ordinal ,.!., 1 ...i
brought down ell the grain from Ayer'a Huir Vigor romuina unrivaled
the wurehou,. nbovo here where Thia ia the moat popular toilet
then, wua any .lunger. It ia ladioved preparation in tho wo.ld; all who ue
.."v , 0 una la-en lol. Cor- it are perfectly aatiHlle.l that it i the
.on ii. 1 ine oiuy oieciric llglit in boat.
II.- .,..11 !..!.... .1 ,1 In,. . I
j n ..... ,,,,, , ,,,, Ri, a, ..,,,, r., , , .
iiri.aitiiai.t.iir.wiiu .... 11 '"" oecaine ao
. .. .e. ..i.oa, da.lfy (liHlltfUred Will. ., I... u...l
nut tno engine never miawd a atroko. 1,1 ...... . . ,
iraiuu enu WOlllll
u'e of grief. A friend recommend,,..
Ayer'a Suraiipurillu, which alio took, and
waa completely cured. She la now one of
me tun-cut of the fair.
Ut, (ioorgu, of Morry Kugland, do-
4'uiiiiarlaoni at Pertlund.
It i certain that tho preaent Wlllium
otto flood ut Port bind I much greuter
tlinn that of Hocoinla'r, lHttl. At Front
and Hturk atroela, In 1HIII the wutor did t'oyod the llrery dragon, but tho An.eri
not How over tho center of the inter- rl,n champion curboliaulvo oonom.r mi
aeetion, but nieroly roe and atood In Anthony', fire, chllblalna. trot bluu
the gutter at tho Croe building, at the u,ll"i wmmda and itcliilig and ii-ritutiiiu
ta..M.I.. . . .... . . ..... ..I .. , 1 . '
ooiumeni corner 01 rroillllliu Murk, uimiiuwa, nolil hy K, (j, Cuuflold
Yoterduy it wa about two and a half i " ". .
feet higher at Unit point. Ho it la cor- , ,'"rlllM "'" " ylem
tnin that whether !h. preaent flood L tT ""' er"d"'"" M
groutor In tho upper vulley than tint all S7r , , ylm'
lHdl or 110t.lt iL ora,i,lt ,., , r,no Mai,'Hti'm'l,lJ''''l"aoxiHten
The water nl 1.W .,! Wl,k i-i-j-imo. ohm i.y r.. u. Caullold
loruuy exuetly reached tiio height of tho Salt Ithenm
flood from the Columbia dn June 187(1, with It intonae Itchlmr. ,lr u.u.
but In the nortliorn purt of the city it often broken Into painful cracka and the
wa not o high. The Hood of 1H7I1 little watery plmplua, often cauaos Inda-
iiu. Ke.1 iipaiowiy 111111 wa an exact level "crumble aullorlng. Hood'a Harup.
without a current, while the nroaont rilla hu wonderful luivno nu tl.Io .1;.
flood, coming from the Willamette, eae. It purlfleg tho blood and expel
w 1111 a airoiig current, I Higher In the the humor, and the akin hm.l. will,,,,,.
upper thun In the lower purt of tho acur. Horn! for hooU ,.oni,.iin
A 1I1 he To Mot hen..
Maa. WiSHi.ow 'a Simithiso Svm e. for
chid ren teething, I tho preacriiitinn of
one of the la-nt teniale nurse ami uhvsi-
cin in tho Cnileil State, und ha lc 11
uik-d for forty year with never-failing
iicce by million of mother for their
children 1 hiring the priN-eea of teeth
ing it valuu 1 incalculable- It relieve
the child from pain, cii.cadvhenti.rv and
diarrho a, griping in tho Imwcl,' and
wind-colic. ty giving health to tho
child it real the mother.
ST. LOUIS
Medical and Surgical Dispensary,
' j rH
A Safe Inie-tinciif.
I one which ia irnuranteed lo bring
you tifa tory reeolta, or in cure of fail
ure a return of purcliaee pri.-e. On thi
eafe plan you can buy from our adver
tiod Hruggiat a U.ttlv of 1 r . King' New
IMkcovi ry for ConKinnption, It i gnar
unleed to bring relief in every caac, when
need for unv uircct ion of Throat, I.ung,
or Cheat, eilch aa Coiieumption, Influiu
million of l.unga, Itronclntia, Athina,
Whooping Cough, Croup, etc , etc It
i 1 loaaiit and agreeable to taste, ier
feclly aufo, und run alway bo dc.'ii,led
"IHiii. Trial Iwltle iiee ut (i. A. Hard
ing' HrugMoro.
Kupcpvy.
Thia i what you ought to have, ia
fael, you unlet have it to fully enjoy life
Thoueands are acurching for it daily, and
mourning Inhuuko they fmd it" not.
Tliotteiimla iifKin thonsanda of dollura are
pllt uiuiually by.Mir eople in the hoe
tliat Ihev mat- attain tin Ihmiii. And vol
it may be had bv all We guarantee
Hint F.loctric Hittora if used according lo
dovction u.id Ihe nae pereisted in, will
bring you (i,. iik.,.Hi,n und oust the
demon l'vH'.sia,uiid insbi;i instead Ku-la-pay.
Wo recomineti I 1 hvtric liittel
tor I.vaH-.ia and u'd dieeuM-a of l.iver,
.Stomach und kidney. Sol, I at.lcl
And tl.lkl w-r lajttle al li. A. Harding'
u ugstoie.
VaV I'i
iGAGO
COTTAGE
J. HENRI KESSLER. M. D.. Mananee
208 SlCOND 8TIUIT. Nil Tlvina
IHlKTLANU, 1 'OKFUdN.
ON TIIK K1UNT Vllk.ll Vrt ar..Ud ,
The moat rnuveuirnlly rraiir,l effica lo Ui
. ... ut, i.ir irrnitnrtii ol all
rillVATK l)lsi'vi
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