The enterprise., April 17, 1890, Image 2

THE ENTEUWUSE,
rTl-MSHKD
EVERY THURSDAY
AT
OREGON CITY, OR.
SLl L.i - -H.ii-.-i
TtlUUSPM', APKIL 17, It").
RKPl HLU IN TICIKT.
Per State Senator,
K.I..'EASTIIAM.
For Reurt.nttivM,
PETER PAQUET,
K. M. HARTMAN,
JAMES M.TRACY.
For County J.idie,
JOHN W. MF.I.HRCM.
Clerk ot Court,
tt. H. JOHNSON.
Sheriff,
W. W.U.SAMSON,
For Recorder of Conveyanrea,
W,T. WltlTl.OCK,
For Commissioner,
CORNEI.ll'S HAIR.
For Treasurer,
' S. B. CAI.1KK.
For Assessor,
JOHN W. NOBLE.
F'r School SuiHMintetutent,
ALEX. THOMSON,
For Surveyor,
SIDNEY SMYTH.
For Coroner,
0. 1. SULLIVAN.
THE TICKET.
At the head of these columns we
present the ticket delected by the
delegate to The republican county
convention. That it i a good and
acceptable ticket, i acknowledge
by nearly all. It was chosen by a
large deliberation body of repre
scutative republican, and although
different opinion were held as to
whom it was .-est to nominate,
there was hardly a clash in the
convention, which broke up with
evident good feeling on all sides
The ticket is one that should
command the respect and support
of republican, for it is composed
of representative republicans who
will stand souarelv and uncoin
promisingly on the principle.
These nominees are the standard
bearers of the party, and as the col
or bearer i rallied arouud and pro
tected on the field oi battle, so
should republicans everywhere, not
regarding personal wishes or any
petty spite, rally to the unanimous
support of the ticket. It is not
the proper province of repu blicans
to fire at the selected standard
bearers of Uncrown party. The en
emy may be dep,nd 'd upon to do
that, and before saying au ght
against any name on this ticket
.ul.la M ..l .1 .1., wll to UN
sider result. It should be the de
termination of republican to pre
sent a solid front to the opposition,
thereby insuring victory at the
polls. We may all tho better do
this a we have a good ticket to
vote.
Political parties have their dis
tinctive and legitimate use. I5y
unity of effort several or many in
dividuals can accomplish what one
or a few could not do alone. A par
ty is composed of those who hold
views in common to a greater or
less extent, and no individual can
hoe to find all bis principles or
opinions framed in the political
platform of the party to which he
belongs. But tho individual should
find in the party to which he pled
ges his allegiance, a kindred sen
timent relative to the fundamental
principles underlying good govern
ment. Upon methods, details or
minor questions there cannot help
being a variance a there is in all
matters, whether business, social
or political. The duty of the in
dividual then is to work with and
for his party as expressed by the
will of the majority, for after all it
is the fundamental principles for
wKch we are fighting and, no one
can afford to abandon these for
spite, personal dislike, or because
his ideas have not been adopted in
entirety by the party. Republi
cans favor equal rights under the
constitution, equal and untrain
mcled suffrage followed by an hon
est count and correct return, equal
and just taxation in all department
of government, efficient public ser
vice, wise expenditures for public
improvements, protection to both
American labor and capital and
adequate pensions to relievo the
men who rallied to the support of
the flag when help was needed
Let these prihciples tower above
the men who have been named to
administer office, for republicans
only can be expected to enactor
enforce republican principles.
Bei.ievi.no in rewarding efficient
services by a renominating the re
publican party again presents for
the suffrages of the voters the
names of several tried and trusty
officers who by well doing havo
earned the esteem and supportofthe
pirty. II. ir. Johnson, J.W. S. No
blc, W. W. II. 8amson, 8. Jl. Califf
Cornelius liair and Alex. Thomson
have been renominated, three by
acclamation and all by good votes,
S. W Mcldrum has been promoted
from tmrveyor to judge. Tlum tin'
bulk of the tioket consist of men
whom the voters know to he worthy
One other, V. T. WliitWk vm
kmi, tried In tho elerkV oll.eo and
every otto know that ho i nhund-
ftntly enimhlo to till tho oltioe, n
he already familiar with the reo
onlrt in every department. It i
truly a tried and (runty ticket
worth of hearty mtpport.
Sanoy Oi.ns l again sentenced
to doath, hut gaining courage troni
past experience he in ntill very
hoiM'ful that before the It- of May,
the day of execution, hall roll
around that he will again he the
recipient of favor at the hand of
the supreme court ami have tho
pleasure of undergoing another
trial in omo other county than
Multnomah, lie blatuea the Ore-
gonian for bin conviction and hox s
to find dome place for trial where
it baneful intlueneo will not lie
felt. Not in thu ntato, Sandy, can
yourhop he realized, l'erhap
in the next utate you enter it will ,
be too w arm for the Orcgonian and
it intlueneo will not be felt.
Tiik pressing invitation of the
democrats to republican ceni not
to have Wen very enticing a but
15 democrats all told attended the
.
primary in the city last I hursduy.
What's tho matter with the demo-
.
cratio rank and tile? Is it pos-
ajble that they are tired of bos
rule?
L
F. V. lrake trieil to bulld.ue tlie
county court into taking up the;
motor franchise matter again but
the commissioner couldn't see it in
that light. Having decided the
case once .they saw no reason to
listen to the demand of a mm
resident.
Thk republican convention was;
harmonious throughout, and it was
noticeable at it conclusion that
there was an almost universal ex
pression of satisfaction over the re
sult.
JlKFOKNHiH .OHIO I It.
tlly Ori.,niliin
The following editorial from the i
Oregonian contain a gnat deal of,
pith: j
The "union party," a title that
means sometliiugor notlung accord
ing to the elements Used in the com-
bination the latter in this in-
stance held a convent imi at Ore
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IU I 1 11 ) Hirn lUl HL,r, ill, ,',
? .
pretentious nm raincr iiiiiniK'noiis
platform and a ticket, with the ex -
ception that the two must iltiir-
an. V. J ,tw ....... ...r..
markinl, "to ho supplied."
ii ... .... i i .il
iy means in inis iiraci, unu ine rlil(,
publicity jriven to the same thr.nij;li ',-,,urii
The Oregonian, several hitherto 'place
unknown men are iut rod need to,
the public of Oregon, nnslcstly ask-,
ing that the statt- government (ex-;
cept that person represented by tin -
governor and judge of the supremo
onnrlUai inlrniU I., tlo.ir l. ,,. la
for tho next four years, l'lcdgcsof
funds to curry on the campaign ag-
gregatiug something over llHSI
were made, several counties prom-
lsing to give
10 to the fund. .hil,.,'a.noc.,rivi,is., a si,g. on.. .,(
Multnomah count v
I ,
Is'at the score
. .... , , ,
and UUl herself proud by putting
down l''J..')0 in the cause of re-;
form. The I'aeilic express ami ;
Public Opinion, two highly inlluen-1
tial journals, are to make the cam-1
paign as hot as 'SKI w ill justify, j
The height of virtuous enthusiasm
was reached when an assessment of
11 s?r capita was levied iimiii the
members to defray the fxsns.'S of
the state organizer, a gislly man
who had before lieen selected for
this imiK.rtant duty. Kach mem-
ler vied with all the others in
eagerness to get his dollar on the
table with clangor becoming the
importance of the coin, and, as the
sum of if(n.2' was raised in this
way, it is clear that some delegate
must have grown extravagant and
added a quarter to bis sum, or Unit
one "had not como prepared to
meet the demand," and bad been
forcod to beg olT with the payment
of a quarter. However this might
have been, the sums designated
were raised and the "union party"
of Oregon is in the field bravely
challenging corruption and deter
mined to bear aloft the flag of re
form for all that there is in the pot.
The platform, as beseems an ef
fort to catch the votes of erratic per
sons of various schools, takes a
wide range. By the preamble . we
learn tnat tho chief objects of gov
ernment are to secure the rights of
life, liberty and property, to citi
zens, and that to rescue these ini-
Jieriled rights from the evils of
class legisletion is the mission of
the "union party." Tho platform
wanders through fourteen resolu
tions in which various "demands"
are formulated. Among other
things tho government is required
to beeonio possessor of, or supreme
dictator in tho transportation buni-,
ness of the country; the tariff sys
tem must tie abolished; the liquor
traffic must Iw prohibited; foreign
ers must bo educuted before per
mitted to vote (the convention was
not hard on illiterate Americana);
Htriko must be settled by the gov
ernment, and eijuul pay forotial
liilmr, regardless of mx, muni be
insisted upon by the name timver;
taxes must be levied upon inctaiie
and not "upon farm, and eight
bourn must be made to constitute a
legal day' labor. Of curse there
aro other ll.im: that the "union
party" propose to ' reform, but
thoHo, if not lite chief mounnrod
which its partisans intend to bring
about bv honest vote, are Hiillicient
to give the public a taste of it
oualitv, and to indicate the i,e of
the job "that the political crank of
Oregon have undertaken, The
idea of a "campaign fund" in con
nection with o much honest ellbrt
at reform hiiijk not lo relished by
tho caption critic, but the breth
ren doubtless hope to escape cen
sure on the plea of the young wom
an who bused her excuse for moth-
cahood without the saving grace of
wifehood on the ground that the
lestilt of her indiscretion "was such
l( jiU(1 ,
.Mutlirisl
Ciislniiti is leiiniiiiiended liv (d... sic
lulls for childien teelnitttf. Ill acutely
vet'lal'le irei.itiitiun. its iiiirieiheiilsartl
.uldili.d ion in. I I'tti'li Is.ttle, It is li.
nun! to Hie liistc iui.1 utisi.lttl.dy liiirin
less, . J relwvi'S iiii.slnlliin, t...ululed
t.".'l. l'i' l'o, .mes .liu.rl.-s
ami win. I iu'.e, itlUvs level Ishncsa, do-
aums ..ium, u. prevents 'nvolMiii.a.
"oil,e the child mid Hives 11 re.rehin,i
'.nut in.li.nil sli..i. ( (iinit is llieclul-
j .i,-,.,,-. u. iinti.er'stilend. us
j dose, Mount.
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Thai ,il this K.-:t.n. Ilit lion, j lllle,
will. iniiiiijn'.,' 1 1. mi u in i 1 it I t n u(
i.ionl hs oi i loii I'l'iiliiii iiii'iit in (.noil1
veitllliileil hIiim'd, woiksli,in nil, I lene
nieiils All llir-i- iu.tirilii uii.l merv
tiiue i siiolul;!, sail iIipi.i.i, or oilier
,l,.-i'rt-e 111 l V U e.el., lo IjkilliJ II.shI')
S:r;i'aril it, llie t( iirilli r I'Ver n
ililreil It l enlv liit'.l.tliii! uf loill
"il iloes 'ill.' ilolliu" is line
Nature In OKtnWIaa
I lcrrliU Villoma erii.u,nu, cylonM,
rartliiu-tLt. nra an fully and tramewlnualy
.k.UirriMitiff. but ai.aroi.ly iloilral.l topmulal)
lu anion mi l i'rt,n-l lijr tha .lumillnuloa oi
ru.Hti,,a ttlii, l) t,hIu,' doieruUlua and
lT')iy In llio l n,'rm.il nrll.'Ho( Ilia hnm
(ram, hurl. In llie rrto.1 uf lln old fwlilunad
Tl.'lrnl ilivrn lupully (ailing mora wu
mere Intn illiii ami o( wlili.h IliMlMtar'f
M.iiiia. li limi'M u llto l..U,oine, pleasant
an. I lar m,.t riti'tive u.MHMlAiii.um. 'I hay
Ht..ik. n. tl, .nl..lliit.a lint Itinera Invlirir.
rih ihoni. 1 tiry It'll Ilia tt.twt.la Inartiva,
lHH-ailn llirai.i-tAU'. l.v v.taullia fi.l.lllMa.
'I tin tiilit'iM, on iliu riMitrnry, anil Ixrouia
et,at,l4, Mnl !,nv,', lliul In a.'l-HI vaal and
familial iliffiTi'iire pFniualea Ihnir ha
Ihiiv anl r.-Kiilirity. 'I ho liver la bene
ri..iailr tnnuUtr.l. a ll.o ai.lni.va al. are. bf
U,t in.lii-lni, w hi. ti t'a.t.y i-.in.uora, aja
malarin, iiorvuiijiirAa ani rliouiuaium.
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1 a.to, that I hu opened tbe most
eomplete iis.Huieut and Hues' ipnility of
. taiL and I on v hkh -n- i
ill Onvn I'ttv. Y il ill
idd old Men Pel Imps no ; li.'ieilbe-
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lesi, i iniMii it a a lintli mid I cordially
lv l , , ,.,.,, mv1Kk and see
1 (or ynur-el(. Oct prices, aliiili I a!
! sme oit will be ueide aiis(i, lory, and 1 j
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'l..,ie iine to,, a . ill nil .llier you pur -
.r not, ,ni I ..ii ali.ill n le kind
mis tii .iiin nl. Ueineiiilier the
II. II M, C ir, i s old t.in,
Vei v Truly ,
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II A Vu , I'r.'pi i,.or.
! Tbev know ii
; l'enns lumu
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to cure
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tlieuililis.u
. Meiliain,
l. nlcr. awoke one
ok .f rlieiiinalisin
in,n n i in; Willi an a
in hia rL'lit mill U'liiLiiiti nmmi.l tin.
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lly no.,., the .on was M.,ere Ibut lie
1 ""l f '1'1' hand ',,1,1., b,.i(, n,
, .'',., on i.-iiiiin i.ii, .aria.
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; driit.' si nu, nl Innowu exH'in.e iro-
eur. ,1 il ImiIII,. o I lumlierl.ini a I am
r,.iliu mi I p-r-'i i,, , the i iur dealer lo
Irv it. ll rnr.'.l the pun., rr, lined the
swelling' so ll,,.l by llie next mnritiiig be
could il"'' In arm, am I hv llie -en, nil
inoriiiui .is i-.i 1 1 1 I y well. 1 bis ia only
one n( llie in, my sfVereraHea of rheum
iilimn lli.il i. iv, i It, .I'll i'ini.,l t.v .I.im
valuable reniedv. .Ml cent Utiles lor
sale bv 1 1, A I l,ir lin j.
"Alter a varied expoiirtiee with many
ao-cuiici c.iiiii.inc r..ine,iea, I nin con
vinced Iliil Awn's Tills ivn Ibu most
aiitisfaetorv tc-iills I rely exclusively
on Ii cue I'll ! (or the i lire of liver niid
stoma. Ii cnmpbiinls . .1 1 1 n t. ltt-1.
Sr., Abildne, Texas.
Scioful.i im Ii ,iuuntl,', fi ihii imrciit to
child, and linn beeomes i (iiiuilv inlier
nance for geiicMtimia. i H therefore,
llie duly of eveiy scrofulous icrson to
cleans,' bis 1 ,1, ,u, I bv n tboroub and
persixti-iil course of Aver's harsapaiilla.
TARIi r LlTf-C iTlliiE FOR ALL.
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Till AMVitinw t'.i
illci,,i,liili ur ull i, In..
'iMUT, wn,(lyLll.i,t,iHl to
'(!: Hiiini lio'iiiilm fii.., Aililr.-na Aio..r I
"rxi.c InrllT ilii'i.rtnri.
"..ii I ,ii lil Ikih,, uu w. it ul til., Near Vora.
Uuni'jr l l.cinl,
My money lemllnH IniNlneii will be
Cirrleil on imniil. Purlle ilehlnni of
b lii) H.h'oKiinoilnteil Mill I'lensn cull H
ni.v iilllee. t liuvu liHI,IHHI dvailitlile,
iliUf , W. Camkv Johnson,
. Special Sotlrs.
To Whom it inn v t'otiiwn i
All knowing llieniHelve ln,elitt., to
u uro ieeelfiilly ri'iinwliil to nettle
tlielr lO'i'iiui.ls Wu iiihmI iimiHi y inl
iinint eiilliti t Hint woril In tliu wire I
sulUelei.t, Wo do not wIhIi to ptuce
our niTimut In llin Iminlmif eollm lor.
It I emreiiitily uniiimnt fur u tu tin
so tlu'intoin we ul v till untie mill ns.v
to nil i'Oiihi sml M'tlle,
Miovh IS, IHiKl, Tint. Ciunms A Son.
Diwtuliillim Kutlee.
NOriCK Is hrmliy Klvt-1, that III
llrni uf llnnllvA WIIIimiih ln liKi'ii ilm
solvml t.v u.iitiiul eiinmnil, K. K. Wll
liinim will cniiiliiet til liMsliienK Hi til
ulil Mlitiul, sml w ill my nil ilebl sniluul.
Ici't ll aei'iiniilN,
K. I.. IIKNTI.Y,
V.. K. WILLIAMS,
Ori'noii City, Muieli I, Imiri
1 have I'leiily of koimI Iniulii.r on
liuii'l Orilorenriy, (1. 8, McCosn,
The Yifi.ns Cliop House krrtoivn
till It km fliHiilml mil, M.t ll usual gumi
tslil sml iliil not l imine s eenteitr.
Try It.
-T kt all klinU uf loo, I ami nukv
HViiilty of our own cliui, trl.in ami
corn i.ii'hI (Imlunlull klnila wsnleil.
(.IVtlAV A Kltt'TK,
CUcktuiM, Oitgon
Seliool lone;.
Tlii'in i plenty uf money en hand to
limn ol ai l.iHil (inula, siul il will lie to the
Interest of all l.iriner, especially tlieaa
who need any coiiaiileritlila nioiinl
well as Int.K ti'.i.v loan, to borrow acltool
liioiiiiy. Till I' tl.aul.itely llie clieasat
money tu I'U bad t cent mid no coin
itiisaion alter ll.a tlrat year. Call ou
C, 1 1. l.utouietle, Attorney furlba board.
Cheap Ln4 For Male.
Cliulie farming land, line inlli.a from
OiOiimi City J'l from o lu loo-act tracla
at .'.. (X) to ::0 00 rt acre. Call en or
j.l Iroea, Ryan A Randall or
J. ) RtNNts, Oreiroii City,
tlc tu Slockholdrr.
Tim tegular annual ineeilnt of ll Or.
i'i("ii City Fruit F.vapurnlnr Mfs, Co
mill bo liuld at lb reaidenc ol II I''
Itestow, Olefin Cltr, on Tburaday'
Aiuil S4, at one u'llisk I', M, lly or'
del of III I'realdet.t,
i. II iu.ro, ll.lt. Mat.
.SivmUiy ,
Mird I'ulatnf
I'uia r.eauly of Hebron, for sale by
M. Miiiivbaii, near Fll'a Slure.
Fkc For Hlrbls(.
White Wvandotta and Hrown Leg
horns. My atrailil lor eKtf production
and alauilard reiuirtmeiilM are ninnr
IHtseed. Kw'Ka ft per 1.1, paiked In baa
, "' ' .hlpi-lug. '' lr U
Ki x. a l'nos. Oregon Cilv, Or
I bsie a tiuslnesa room with ahelving
i-ier bandied 'etc., centrally located, torrent at raun
s.iy Una ia uu ! aide rate Must atmlv a. on .
Jaa. P .Siuw,
Mli.T, Red Front Urocury and Crock-
erv ll..ue
. () "
' ' '
The undersigned .III t Oregon
i,, n.i.r) i i,hm uiinvriervi ih-b-
1 ''"y and Salilidav of each week until
nonce, coniuieiicltig on IUoa.lay,
'','1'' '"r the purp(e of conlraeliiig
for vegelablea and fr.ill of all kinda fur
the canning company
Oiegnn l ily, Feb. IS, Is'.m.
A II lloacow,
Sivretary of Oiegoit City Packing Co.
Parties isbing to raise the ls-at chick.
el.a in the ftorlil can do ao by Ki'ttinii
one selling ol lull blood brown Leghorn
i etrgs. Hlnpini-iit receive,! mica a week
l iiiarauteed to he full bloods ; Uo guar
auleud to batch Fuipilre of
H. H Moima,
Orleava old r at l.orejoy'a (iriH-t-ry
StoM. 40 i't
I'rof. lilaelt'a Memory Hystetii la Cr.
utitiKKn-ater Interest than ever in all
pulls of the roiiittry, and ron ial.
n.K tu improve their memory alien. Id
end for hia proaja-ctm free aa adver
tise. 1 in another column. U
In puichasii.ir mediciuea. don't try pi
is'tiinenls; tbe llrst and only ronaidera
liou slioulil Imj yitnuineneaa. Ayer'a
.-mrxaparilla l.aa atmsl llie leat ot forty
v.'iua, and to-day It la ureater demand
tbuu ever a triumpliaiit proof of popu
lar approvni.
Ilrallli and Loug-f tlty.
Ir. A. Wilford Hull's llyulenic
Treatment for the permanent cure of ilia-
eaaea without either inedicinn, electricity
or costly anpliancea. Worka In r(ect
luuinoiiy with tbe lawi of nature.
tWHtfi Microcoaui "extra" which
Kivea the history of the pl.VHioloirlcal
discovery. Hend for circulars at my trt-
1'i'iise. Price of llealtli Pamphlet 4 (M)
Addreaa, J W. TiloMAa,
Molalla, Or
"Ayer'a Hair VUor la a most exoellent
preparation for the hair. 1 smlt of it
(ruin experieiien, lis use promotes
inu lirowll. oi new lialr, ami niakoa it
Kiosay unii son. ilia VlKor la n sure
cure (or dandrutr." J, W. Roaen, Kdl
tor Kniiiiri.r, MoArtluir, Ulilo
llucklen'i Aiiiira Sal re.
The lleid Halve in tha world for Cnta,
onuses, Mirea, Ulcers, halt Kl.euiii, K
ver Sorea, Toller, 'liaiiied liamla, Chll
blulus, Corns, and all Skin Kruptiona
and positively cures Piles, ur no i.av re
quired. It ia liuaraiileed to uive is.rfecl
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
IT. emits per box.
l''or sale bv (1. A. llardliiK
Plder 11. t'. Kittftinr, of Onttysburi,
l'i niisylvnla, says ho had lieeu siilTerinK
with a cold and cduIi, also his wife, that
lliey took to using Chaiiiliurlain's Couuh
Iteineily and received great benellt fiom
It. Yet he says, "It was so plensanl
to take." For sulu by (I. A. Ilurding
i
Ht. lleorun, of Merry Knglund, des
ttuyed the flrery draitun, lint the Ameri
can champion cnrbnlisalvo eompiera Kt.
Anthony's fire,, chlllilains, frost bites,
cuts, wound. i and Itcliihg and lirilalliiK
diseiiHiia. Hold by K. (1. Cuuflt'lil.
Adrlee To Mothers.
Mas. Winhi,oh''i HnoTiiiNti Hviuie, for
cblilren teothiiiK, Is the proserltitlon of
one of the best leniiils nurses and physi
cians In the United Stales, and bus linen
used for forty venrs with never-falling
success by millions n( mnl hers for their
clilhlren. lliiruiK I hr process o( teuth
liiK lis value is Inealciilahli). It relieves
the child from pain, ciiri'sdvaentiiry and
diarrhoia, Krijnim in the bowels, and
wind-colic, llv uivitiK liuultli lo the
child it rests the mother,
MMtKKT ItKI'OHT.
Wheat, f title,
Oats, Im ,4'J ' ,
Flour, 1st Kini,., H.iki. ami. f;,73
20lo2Jet
lH!(". IHel.
Chickens, doi, ( (4 0
Chicken, iiirlnu K'.IIO :.otl
i'hlekeiid, live, m ft (HI loV(K
Tuikevs,
I'oliitim, V Im f I ,oo to t. ll)
Onion, V I, ii ino,
Apples 1 box, I'.'.IMI
FEED:- v
Mi.iH. '.!l fill .
(Iran, H .o
lliiv.lhnolliv hnlml, IH In (),
Hay llliinlliy Inimii, in,
Clover, Intleil f 17 to .'0
MKATH : '
IWf, live, :l In 4 t..,
lleef ilrt.NM.il, 7 to 8c,
Veal, dii'MHoi!, 7 e.
Unit, live, f.u,
IIkh, ilriHHii, (m 7c
Winei., Vlmail, :I.Ml(in, f 1,110.
Wonl,:"tltrf:l v, m
l.anl, country bulk, He,
l iiril, liiickets, llM4e,
limn, VII., lu uv.
N,(.. Hill., in...
9 Nliuulilur, V'i 7, Se, ,
IK1K1 KUttrirt:
All km, Is very dull,
Aiiphm, tiuti di led, II mii.I 4c,
I'liiuiN, inn ilile. I, y mid :ic.
rruueii, tun ilr(.,l, 4 n, lie.
IVura, mm drlml, ami He,
Aiiiia, iiiaelilii ilrii'd, lleSi'lni A ly
, I'Iiiiiih, limeliiiiK dried, to "e
' IVars, iimeliln dried, A nnile,
I'ruura. Miai'liln Uried, 6 mid Sc.
Foil Sai Small woik nmre (or aile
cheap (or crnIi. Adiln ssJ. M. I isnm ,
New Kra,
Farm milea ent of New Fra,
I have resinned llie aeney for Staver
A Walker' machinery and have returned
alt their kihhIn, HontNr Wll.aos.
tnr Sale.
'i'a Three new milk cm . In
la, Si 'I'lhe of Tboa. t Imnua'i or
, iff JL 1 1 not mi Warner
ToMIToia' Tom Tora. The O. C,
Packing Comimuy wants to cotitruct for
20 actea of lomatoea this aeuaoit. Sw
notice to Fiirtneni In buliiess liH-ala.
I'ay I p.
All i-ciMiiis iml.'l.ied to tlm llrm o
(ireen Pros, am re.piested to rail at
once and settle their aivonnls or the
same will be placed III llie banda of a
collector. liHkiN IUoa.
I'ay Vnar Tatra.
I am now prepared to receive the
ni,.iev for the taxea of IHS'.I, at my olice
in Or.'Kuii City, Oretton.
; W. W. II. HamsoN,
J Sheull ol Clai kan.aa t'o., Ogn.
Ilnuta, Mines
: Frank Miller has received anolllbr
bin alia k of IhhiIs and elesa French
kid kanitarisi and all other kinds (or la-
iliea and itei.ta at (I. '.'.' and upward,
j We all know that Frank keeps the lal
ipialily id Isaila and alnaa altheluweat
prlcea
j Treaaiirer'a .Not Ice.
I have now in my bands bin, Is apph-
anie 10 ine ;pavmein oi all warrants en
dorsed prior lo Sept. 5, H. Intoreat
will cease (nun date ol tins notice
Ori-ifon City, Aprd 10, Iwsi.
4-HMSI-44 ; S. II. Cxurr,
Treasurer of Clackamaa Co , Or.
nl Ire.
Whereas my wife, Umiaa Slulke, has
led my bed and board without just prov
ocation I hereby (five notice that I will
pay no debts of her coiit.a.'tii.K after
ties data. T. Sti I ts,
Ilaled.Ori'i'iiiiCdy, Oregon, Airil -till,
4t.
In paasinit bv the l(KH I biiN T tiro
eery and Cris keiy House, we noliced a
line display of l bs ka, and on iniiiirin,
thu itenlleinitnly proirietor informed us
ll.ey had Just reee.ied a sLii.inent o(
tliose Indispvnsible houaahold arlu b-a
direct lioin tl.u eaatern (acloriea. em
braciuit in variety all kind of Clocks,
from a nickel pluie alarm to a line metal
elht day clock. Their alarm disks
they warrant and sell lot II '.'.. sold
elsewhere at IL'SI. Their entire linn of
clis ka tbey aell lower than can bu had
any wl.ere else iu the city.
Watch Club.
Mra. C II, 1.. Htirmeisler's watch
club ha fully sustained the exsi tatioii
of its pal rous who have all been more
than pleased will, their pun bases
through its auency. So successful has It
la-en that a Hew club w ill Isi organised
in which a watch can be obtained of any
value by paying only fl.(H) vr week
For particulars, call on or address,
MKS. ('. II. I Hl'NMKISTKH,
Oregon City, Or,
New Departure.
We have taken a new departure this
spring in '.he styles of good that we
carry, In order to meet the demands of
our large and growing trade we have
added a linn line of ingrain carpula
which wo will sell lower than Portland
prices. That new line of rugs is also
very fine and will repay you fur exainin
ing very carefully. You will certainly
want one. In clothing, dry goods, no
tions, hats, and foot wear vnu will llnd
the best assortment at our slore. (
and inspect before buying.
Ciiakman A Hon,
Money to Loan.
In sums of .ri00,00 to t.'iO.IKX).
Jas P, Shaw,
lt.tal I'.slate mid Financial agent, Oregon
Ully, opsisilt. I'osl olllcu.
GEO. REDAWAY,
aatl NIkii l'alnlliiu, Mnl'
aomlnlna;, Jri.liilii(, lHier
llnna;liia; anil Jluahii'.
All work stlslnelnrv. Chsre ii.oilern.v
Ordara n.ny In lull at K. U. CmilK'lil'n. 81-1 1
MercliiintiS Excliane.
Main Street, Oreiroii Cilv Orrmm.
irr.wn iionhtanti.y on hand tiir
IV Wl liraml nl l.li.i.ura. Wl anil Clvart
i'ahle. A li 1 111 o 1 r 1J Mtlwaiiln'ii, Clilensnand
lntlial .lv. Nli'iilli a. 111 trv tha new 1111 luri.
nnea Hoer, j. 1 linn, iia i ll
I'runrli'tor
HORN & BACON,
House and Riga Jti titers.
Paper Hanging a Specllty.
l'lilnling done In all its branclies,
Lenvo orders al tho poHt-olllu
Shop at the rear of the post-olllee.
PLANTS AND
OUT FLOWERS!
AT TIIK UHF.F.NIIOChK OK TIIK
ORECONCITY FLORAL
COMPANY,
UN .
CLACKAMAS HEIGHT.
The lollnwing l"ilie Meleeliun .of
Choice Pulled iiml Cut I'loaersj
('lirvsiinllieiiiunis, IliWlylmeks Carim
tloim, I'eluiiliis, Hnstr, 'ei berma, Vio
lets, Hweet Wlllltin.M, Fore'.inn-not,
l'o.piea, li.iotrii.a,. (lusty Mil-
let', Halvlaa, Cenlitviea, linlilliis,
(ieiuiiliima, Cumins, and u
leiienil Collection of all
ollsrr I'lunla,
CllbbiiKil A best Mm kill Kinds Hill, f f.O
Caclillownr, per 1 IK I 1,00
1'riiiiii t iH'M si best Kinds, ner ll 0, .75
The Commercial Dank,
OF OKKiiuN ( I I V
CAF'ITAL 100.000.
Trantacts a ueueral Uanklng uualuel.
Umns liindii. Hills iliaeniiiited.
Makes collections, I'mya and aella e.
clmtiK'eon all Hiinlaln (hit t'nlled Hntel
ami l'iuroKi inid mi Hoiik Hung, He
poslla received aiibieel to cheek. Inter
est at usual ralea uilo,,, on tllin deiHia.
lis. 1
Hunk o.eu fiom ll A. M. to 4 P. M. ;
Haltirday evitniiina from ft till 7 p, M.
0. C. I.ATtil'RK'ITF, - t
President,
F. ll. liNAI.ISON,
Casliier.
M. II. Fliiliaunn.
It. A. Hill,
Flanagan & Hill,
WIIOI.F.SAI K AM) It FT A 1 1.
LIOUOR STORE.
KHI.es ON HANI. 1 II K HKSI SKI.rcThiS.
nl Wliti-a, l.ti)lmr.. Ale. Ilrar. As . ... Im
I., ,iii, I III On. H,i, I,,,,,, (-..il,.,,, lUisl
Otva ma a nail,
HALF ANI HALF ON iltAl'(illT.
Farmers' Store!
K. L. MIWTON.
,1 I I K-.oS 1.1
STRAIGHT & NEWTON
Goods Sold at Portland
Pricos.
HliillF.sT I'KICF. I'AIM FOK CofN
TKY I'ltol't CF.
HAY ANI FFFI A M'KCl.U.TY.
CLACKAMAS
"HEIGHTS."
"CLACKAMAS HEIGHTS"
is iliviilcti into 7l, two mnl one half,
mnl five ncre ttiicts. It is Iik-hIi'iI
on the lieijilila ovelhxikilij; tile
Clackamas; hence its name, it is
nlxuit One mile front Court House
ami One-half mile from the city
limits. The Count v ruml crosses
G HTS'
which makes it easy uf access, lieinjr
nls-iut twenty minutes walk from
the centre of Dre'on City.
"CLACKAMAS HEIGHTS"
lies in Oregon City !?cliovl listrict,
ami iiiri'liners can have the iiiK iin
t a no of Hcinliii their chil.lreu to a
(?om1, (rrmlcil jnililie school. The
Soil is gts.il, the Locution very
healthful, ull Fruits ami Ycctalili H
yield ulmiidaiitly. Terms one-thinl
down, mnl lialnnce in one year nt
eiht jut cent. For further imrtie
tilars miiiire of
E. E. CHARMAN,
City Pruu Store.
This Space is
CASH
Grocery Slore.
SWB & -HOT,
THE LIVE REAL ESTATE MEN.
i 1 .c
(1. I'. WINKMKT H, 81 UIl'TlUtE
Undertakers and Blacksmiths. Oroeon citu. nrnna.
Good HeurHeg. " Trimmed
1. i, cooKK,
MAY & COOKE '
IrealciH In Groci'i li'M k Vrmluer,
CIIICAliO KJ'OKK,
OrKon City, . Oregon.
J.M.IMIUV . SON.
)i;ai, !ih in
llooks and Stationery
POST OFFICE BUILJDINC,
OltF.HON CITY,
OJlKfiON.
A. WALKER, '
Painter, Kalaominer,
and Decorator,
U rc)nriil tu iilti'iid firoinjdly tc
work 1 iitriiHied to him.
I'litrotui'o resjiectfully imlicited.
HOUSE MOVING.
Renner & Davis,
TIIK
Practical Houo Movers,
will do all woik in tin ir linn promntly
and saflafaiioidv, Addresa,
It FINN Fit A KAVH,
Orcijoii City, Oieon,
Tli friiiiiim llittrjr Ht
Hinfi nt Iwisdiii, rit llovry
N utt rtci of ( tiihrhUr.
MaikK , limf mitvnl (u
Kill l'i'tUai, CnllfnfliU
Hhtrilt litts)liiiii b
I .lU.iUflftl H
53 CO
I ! I ; Tlir IlnviniMiil tinnvr
9mm ,1 a.M.,. w a ..
CO
Dnfct P.iBtIriia, TmI.
ffFHvu fnr rotitplrtr
MILLER BROS.,
HHAI.KKS IN
Field, Vegetable and
Flower Seeds,
Al'IAUWtl'Ot'i.TUYSirri.lFS,
tiAUDFN T(H.S, FF.KTM.I
ZFKS, TKKKS, KTC.
'.'oil Se.-iiiil Mri'il, Itet. Xulnion anil
liijlnr, I'm II111.1I, dr.
faSrS n.l f..r Catnloi'u.'. 4'.'-3
Willainotlc llciT!
ONE MILE FROM THE
Suspension .Iridic
N TIIK WF.ST sum:.
A Fine Chance to Invest
IN
Aero Property.
Inquiro of
McCOWN & CO.
' J" Jl'.l'l 'I ll'l"
tltlTlll illMll'MltlH
PPINEVER''P ncver
.im tifMir cpiii nr unni
.I P lltimiiXWatb ld:u'
caicaao JO UNION SQUARE NX - 0UAS.
III.
ST. lOIMSMO.
K. S. WAKRKX,
Orcm City, Or.
reserve"! for
1 i
Collins pun Cnsketn lilwnvs in stJ,i,
I, K. MA V,
Tronsportatlon Llnt,
STEADIER
LATONA.
Orcein City A, l'ortland.
t.KAVi-Orsj. tii;n . 7 I AM. l MP D
" -Pnrli ii.il, Taylor
trerl i1 IllOOA V.alHM
Ml kHAY IKIM.
mAVK-rr..n (Mf r0A M4iru
" -Kiirllaiid , 10 A. M. alNM
LANDINGS.
Jci.iiiis, KttiuliB. IUsleyi, Of
Hvgo, Milwuuklo, IjiihUtU,
Overlauil U) California.
VIA
iSoullii'i u ruelflcConirjanjr'Mllit,
The Mount Shasta Route.
Tlmt U-laaro Oregi.n fllf aa4 Maa Fraaalaa
sa Itn'irt.
uurinnuiniu Taaiaiava mar.
ll'W'T
S..11.U
4 o r"
u r.
7 .'..
i!4.l?i1 "L.A W HAW rilAKClaco
i " TBofiI"
I m K,. ...I A .
P'rt)ant
lltti.l.
l.v Orrr'.ul.lir It
At H. Krannliwo L
T 0 M.
Ijral t'aawiiKar Train. Iiallf. (Eictpt Iaa4af )
a (aia.
u 1
l4 r a
11 a.
1
l, Urvfimi'lif l.
Ar Knfrr .
l ar. B
tt.
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
rtjrawi,nimri!4tlHn nf aiHouil r'laaafaiMBiara,
aiiii'hrd Uj Krraa Traloi.
Tha H P. t V. rrrr makaa nnaailea wtia
all Ilia rofular Ir.lnt cm Hit Kaal aid liUlalaa.
ruin (k4 al F ami, Porilaad.
Waal am Ihviatoa.
BKTWUrN PUHTI.AND AND C0AUII.
Mall Train, loll (Eieapl lundar.l
I "
I Ar
Portland
Cwvallla
Ar
l.r
Nra
1 1
Hi r u
Al Alban and I'lirrallia e.wtitri U Irala
ul Oregon radllc Kallniad.
Kiprcas Train lhl)y (Eirl laalar)
4 for a.
our. a
Portland Ar
MrMluuvllla l.
It Ma. a.
I ..
Ar
THROUCH TICKETS
TO Al.i.I-OlNTS
SOUTH AND EAST.
VIA C.U.IPOKMA.
For full Informaili n rrfirrtlnf rat.a. ai.ai
eall im ( ..uip.iir t irm at Oroa Cilf'
KOKIII.rK. It P KiHilHI.
Msnig Aa ll. r. and Pan. Altai
Northern Pacific R. R.
Great Overland Route.
TWO KAST TKAINS DAILY I
NOCIIANOKOFCiKSI
. Shortest Line to Chicago
And all polala Eaal, ia
T. PAI L AND MlMMIAPOUa.
Ihe erthrra 1'arlfJt U. B.
la tha oulf lint runnlan
I'aanenijerTraitia,
Si-cund-C laaa ISlveivra (freof iharft)
Luxtirtona lar I'oacl.isi,
l'nliiian l'alaca Slerin Car,
1'alaea I'nnng Car (meali 75c).
Krom I'oriland U the Eaat.
See I tint your' ticketa Tad via lha
Northern I'ai irlc K K . and
avoid change otcara.
Lrava Porllaud al 7.U A. M. and 10 P M.
dallv arrlitat Mlnnrapolla or Bimul al (A
P. M.
I'.urn InvimnR. Tral.a last a Front tad
trm dallv at II 4.S A M. and It P. M : arrnt
at lar,.niaat 1 lu P M and t It A. M.,arrt?a -aula
liA M audl MP. M.
Throuih Pullman Palart 8lri.la Cara, tit
(ant da roarliat, Rum palart dlnluf tart t
larra Pnrtland, laruma and aaitlt dlrttt
Ihtlljr atrvlr. A. 1. CUARLTOV,
tn.i tlrn I Paia Aianl. I'll Ptral c, tea. Waaa-
ii'en.ii Ht Portland. orrcon
( lNfH. enrnrr Ptral and 0 llrttta.
THE YAQUINA ROUTL
Oregon Pacific Railroad.
OEEGON DEVELCrMEKT COS STE1MHI
SHORT 1.IXE 1 0 CALIFORXU.
F K K Hi I IT A M) F A R K8 TH K LO W E8
Nte.imer Salllnf Pa tea.
From Ya,Ulna - Httamtr Wlllaattllt Tl-vy-
Haliinlar. Marrh a; Ouadajr, March H:
lurailay, Xlnrch i.
f rum M.n r..n.lM, u - mtiii ...
...... ..iT.nrr tt iii.an,.
allrj Wnliin.lav. M.rrh it; Thuradai.
atarrn w ' mil uy. Marrh XI
Tlit nomiwnjf raatrvt tht rlaai U thaai
kalllli ,iim ill...,, Iu
Train, pi.niifei with tht O. C. K and RlTtr
Doata aiCnrvallU aud Allmuy.
The Oreff)n racitle ateaiuboata on Ui
Willamette river diviaion will Irart
Portland, BiHitdioiind, Monday, Wedntt
dav, ai d Friday at 0 A M. Arrtva at
Curvailia Tuesday, Thuraday and tator
davat S:M I. M. l.ear. Corvallia.
north-hound, Monday, Wedneaday and
Fudayat8A. M. Arrive at Portland
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at S :S0
r. M. on Monday, Wedneaday and Frl
iliiv, both north and aoiith-hound boata
lie over night at balem, leaving hr al
OA, M a
rn-laht and Ticket OBlct, Salnnn Mrttl waarl
rurtlaiul.
0 II. HASWKl.I., Jj .Otntral PAP Al
,l"'"n"r)r at.,8aa rrantlata.
c c iiom it, act u. r. a p. a. o. p.
Corrallla, Or.
UNION PACIFIC
. RY.
OVERLAND KOUTE.
Tiailia fortlio l'.aat leave Portland, 7 :00
A M. and 9:1X1 P. M.
TICKETS ' s' 'rom rrlnelHl ptlala
aim aurupt
Elegant flew Dm ing Palaci Cats.
Pii. nin 11 Palace Sleeper.
FKEK COLONLST SLF.EPINQ CABI
run Threnglt on Ex preaa Trains
-TO
OMAHA,
COUNCIL BLUFFS,
KANSAS CITY,
CHICAGO,
A St. LOUIS.
WITHOUT CIIANua.
Clie ooiuifctloin al Portland tor laa Fraa.
vUoo and I'l.itt Hound pelatt.
For further narllnulara Innniu -1
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Portlaoi, Ortt.
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