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SUBSCRIPTION :
f.triclly in a'lvanco.
Two Dollar per year; One Dollar for
six months; - Fifty CYhfs. for three
months. Binglo cupio i'irii Cents.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
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liti.i H8I..N1I. l'-i.:or. im suti'Ui iii.i.. m H mol
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YoillIK ...i liii-i-ai.K l'i.'l') fn-lll i.' nt
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: :a) r n n.l.l.nlll Kfli.ml l I" '"'"'K
w... . - rf. ..! t.l I hrl.llltl Kli.l.-'ii "T luo.
..... rtun.lnir tirllllK ul
Wr.lir...ii
inlii .rit-r iiiffUi.ii t 5 l" lr,'i-
Collfrll'iU. t'lkf II.
Professional Cards.
t. r
E. ll r.ntiMi
COWING &l COWING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. j
T1 lie lr l'iil'i-l " 'mil ' j
.ffluitlr. i
OKKaoX C-I'I'Y. UKi.QN 1
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE, j
ATTORNEYS iHD COUNSELORS AT LA Ar.
1 main hrRKtr, uKtunS rirv, iikuih'.
anilh Almlrioti n( TUIf. I)in M"ii'-y. ri-
1.1 IU10M, .
I G. E. HAYES.
f ATTORNEY A? LAW a:I3 35TAW P'J3LIC,
Orosort, City. Oregon.
1 Ui-e up .1 i!r iirir C'o'ii-t ll'"i'
j FO. McCOWN.
I A'.td''noy it Law.
I )r."'.iii City, Oivooii.
Land Business a Spcci
f A. MfllHlliK.
A. . IHMJH-il' K.
DP.ESSER.
Attorneys at Law.
)m,-r in Swt r.lKi k.OMV.m City, Or.
I SIDNEY SMITH,
Civil Engineor and Surveyor
OHioe nimlv iil Court lluum!.
RKIiON CITY, ORKUi iN.
fork rrompUj AUi'htU A Ut
' j:V. POWELL, M. D.,
'hysician and Surgeon.
ike nt ('Urinaii k (V I'niK M"
;K(J0N(TTV, OUKiiON.
IT.WIHTK. W.A. WIHTK.
WHITE BROTHERS,
radical Jrchileds J' HailJcrt.
Will prennrp .lnn. 'If vhIIi.ii, wnrkliin
lin, mul upBCllloiill.. n ('"" M"'1' "' I""M"
. h-,.(.,iriilli"itt" rl" t' ni' ''rii !.!
k.llmal.-. l.irnlhf.l m nvv H" Inn
OallorMr.M r. ;, t'y. Ox"
T. H. HORN,
House and Sign PiUnlci's.
Paper Hanging a Specilty.
I'llintinu doi'H in nil it liiaiii'licH.
Leave onlorniil tlio poHt-olIic
Sliop at the rcr of the notit-ollico.
JUST
O.E. Freytag, :
1st ai apt
LINK tl'
!gro(oeribs
' " "tK Till; CITY.
I Call and Examine
my ruin-is.
WHY NOT?
'!
You lire InUMi.tliiit Li imri'tmaK
Pil if Brp;
TI1KN HY Sol"
I1KN
J. H. WAY,
Tiio I.ivn I'l No iiii.l uKi;N iimn '
n. 'II ml u'l lii.iltiinii'iit
VERY CHEAP...
PIANCS:
lll l Hi ll IIIIO!..
I ' 1 . 1 . Bt .
it t.ns a I'on.
ora-Aisrs:
II IS ? A II
. II. 4 II -l..
i:i: i.i:
I
, r
ScU far CASH or 62 tl5 INSTALLMENT PUN. I
A..lrii iii Oi uko'1 City, Oro.j
jjl j mi mhi i ' ' " j
A No A;ciit (.r thn IVIrlimtoil
WOOD Tl:RXlNijSINGER SEWING MACHINE.
- AND -
SCROLL SAWING.
r.uii.-i
ti-irin W. i.i.l Tiin.ir.k'.
Iitih, Him koH, "r
I'ut-
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will U'Miili l I'.v f.illii!i!ii Mo.
Doors, Windows and Blinds;
TO ORDEH.
Or. II. BESTOW,
IT0ii. tin' l'iii-.n-n.iti"ii.il t 'liiui.lt
jSprinj? and Suimnor,
NEV GOODS
ARR1VI.NG DAILY.
Vc are Showing this
week ths Latest Novel
ties in Satines, Dress
Goads and White Goods,
also in Embroideries.
.'
Th(5(ircL4Easlern
Mayer L Ackcr.i:an;Prcps.
OSWEGO NURSERIES,
WaM.INII Si .1 AIIIHt'll, l'l'lil.,
I CRCWEfiS
AND DEALERS
IN
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Grape Vines, Small
Fruits, Etc.
Nnr-i-ry four mil'- l;nlow Omtfon Cily,
on lli Onwi'iiu road.
1'ul.lloUUOH INUiU'll fii'ie on ui'i'lii'iilion,
AdilrrM till orilrm to
WALLING & JARISCH,
MILLER BROS.,
DEAEEltS IN
Field, Vegetable and
Flower Seeds,
AriAItY.U'OUIniYKUITUKH
(i A ItUION TOOLS, FHItTJLT
ZKIW, TIlKKS, KT(J.
Ullll Hi'Coiiil Sln-ot,' Iti't. hiilniiin iiml
'Jiiyliir, rortliiiiil, Or.
Sank:rul for Cativloguo. 42-.'$
BANK OF OREGON CITY
Paid up Capital 50.000.
I'KMimisr THOMAS CM A KM AN.
Camhuk HAS. ll.CAl'Kll'.l.l).
NUNA.iiai i:. I.. K.Wl'llAM.
A lnv.l mu kii'i ii.iii. .iiM i.iniii..i
r.Minly inl iuy nniii li.'imlil,
l..mim turtilo un iimiIIhI'Ii nMnttlty,
.lUn'limiK inmli .nmitly .
) r. 1 1 .!.! nn ..rt tt !. Hill KrnllfUro .t'hliM-
l'l '! , mm nil IM UH-ij-hi ruii'i r-ii
li-li liini'lilo M'liMiitu t I il I'.mlniul, u
V'fiim iM'", I'lili'ni i Hint Anw Yi'lk.
Ultrts! raid on line itwsitsj tollm:
INir ilin' i"tilli, i fur iTiit I'm miiiiini.
Kr ii nn. mil", ii ft i'iil t'" hii ii hi.
jiif I J iiti.it i Ii , ii n'r ii'iil. t' miiiiim.
Thno I'eillKi'iiiMi if i1i.i.Viii l"Vl'l ii'" l
niml.1, lull IHIi'ii'.l li.tlvlli' j, I, ,lr 11 Htf
Mlri .in (tiniSk. ,, i 'V ' I
CITY BATHS
AND
Tonsorial
Parlors.
HAM TOO INC.
UAIUCUTlNu H
.MR DYKING J
1NGL1NG.
Sharp Ka.trsA' C'U au Towels
l.a.lii'd' uikI i liilii'iix' Imin-utfrnj!
,t niitiiilly.
Hut nrVnlil l iitlm at any tiini',
25cts. BATHS 25cts.
W. C. GREEN,
Opposite the Post Office.
I l( ol .HI' III lll'l'tl "In IIji lll'iH, ..l.ill.',
! I'.rwl , r llt'i'iiim, j mi i mm mivi iimiii')
j liv iMlliin; i. ii mi' 1 im- I'iivO' ll.iim'ii
j i'ji nn. I MihW S i I l!i' in i lo '" iinli-r.
jW lirlltor ..ti w.inl I.i t'l'V nr nut l ull
, ! in tun II full I'll mo.
run ru;i: front
Harness Shop.
! LUMBER!
: FOR FIRST CLASS LUMBER
J CO TO
Geo. S. McCord's Mill
lull Mt. l'lt'ilKillit '.'S inllf un ltll uf
i ( (ri-pni C'ily.
" -" "
3jp!h.njac,HWC
A. WALKKli.
Painter, Kalsominer,
and Decorator,
U ni i;ir i to ulti ii'l j t i n it ly t"
work fiitnihii'il to liiiu.
l'iltruli:'!' P irrtl'il!ly Cilicitril.
HOUSE MOVING.
Renner & Davis,
TIM'.
Practical Houso Movers,
will tin nil Kink iii lln ir Inn- I'Tniiii'tly
.in.) -.ili-lai l'iiilv. A'UtofH,
l;l.NNi;u ii li.Wls,
f i v' ' City. onviiii.
The Commercial Bank,!
ul- i);!'.;oN CITY .
CAPITAL 100,000.
Trnnsactt a Ocnrrnl Dunking Ouiineti.
I.UIITIH linnlo. I'illH ilihniillit.'il.
Miiki'M i'dIIi'i'Ikmii. lliijrn inl "'Uh
I'lllllm-Ollll llll M.illtHin tll I'lllto.l tllll'H
mi l l-;nriiii' iiml ml liuii K'Hitf. I'i-
piihilH ri'iiiivi il HiilijM't tovlioi k. iiui'r
t lit nmml r.ili'H iillowed on tiino ilrtM-
lltiiikotHTi (rin 0 A. M. to 4 I'. M.
SnliitiUy oveiiliitfn f tim 6 Ml 7 1'. M.
I),C. ATOL'KKTTK,
IVehiili'tll.
' V. B. DoNAI.HSON,
CimIiiit.
LIVIlSAYuV SIIUTI1
Clnekmiias, Or.
DEAt.EUM IN
FLOUK, FEED, (JltAIN &
COllN ME A 1 1.
Agents fr Cldcka'niiin ainl Or
cHii (ity.far tliu ('ol
ujjilna Flour.
' Keep on ban,!
J!i;sli(! Fi wring,.. ('oil
in"; ami all kinds of Finish
ing liiinilicr, DiX'Hwl
Fcnci! Pickets of
all si.os.
CHOICE G. Iunj(, Ce
uar oninji,,...
Mereliants Exchatiff6.
Mntii huoot, o'K'iii city ormou,
vrVVVH COM; "AN ' ,Y ON HAS TIIK
I cMt liriinil of J.liiiirn, Wliii'H anil (HiiaM
'KKI'H COMil'I'ANTI.Y ON
I., it.nf.liif Hii.iiln h nil trv l in llfir miliar
Talilo. Alro linior!i)iJ Milwimki'i', CMiwrnMii
Bock Hcor. J. 'J'KKMIiA'f II ,
fropruti
i
llitiFaiws
i
OKKllON CITY, OKWiON,
PLANTS AND
OUT FLOWERS!
AT Til K (iliKKNIloUNK OK TIIK
OREGON CITY FLORAL
COMPANY,
-ON-
CLACKAMAS HEIGHTS.
Tim fulliiwlnu Kiiii' Ki'liu'llnil of
I'liulm I'nUi'il iiinl Cut Kin' i'Hi
CliiyHitiiUiiMiiiiniH, llullyliiH'k. Ciuiiii
tinim, IVliinliiM, liiwK, Viirlii'iiim.Vlif
inth, tcit w it) tuttiw. I'limti'.-inifiii't,
l niili'n, llilliitriiii'H, l'nly Mtt
Irr, Sulvlim, Ci'iilMUi'u, 1'uliUiin,
()iiiiiiIuiii, t iiiiiiiih, mimI n
(hiiii'imI ColU'i'tii'ti ' nil
uilior I'luni.
Ciililmiio lwt Muikot KlmU WO, (Ml
Ciililoir, ( loo ' ' i.0
ToiHUtlH'K 4 ln'kt KlmU. I'l'f loo. ,7ft
Farmers' Store!
K. I,. XKWTOX.
HX I I MHO t"t
STRAIGHT & NEVTON
Goods sold at Portland
Prices.
HKiiii:sr I'KU i: I'aih roi: t ot s-
TltY I'ltoPCCK.
MAY AM' I I l l A M'i:i IM.TV.
M. II. l'l.lll.lltM.
It. A. Hi
Flanagan & Hill,
WIIi H.l SAI K AM' K I I All.
LIOUOR STORE.
KU'ii nS II SII 1 UK liMf Ht l K TU
l Vluo, l.l.iilor., All'. liflT. Ar . to U
I. .nil. I III lllf HUl
111 l."(ii III. Ill Mo I
lillf lll ft C.U.
It Al I' AM II AI T ON lU AC(ili r.
Ii. K. MAY. ). ) nit'KE.
MAY & COOKE
Ili'iili'iH III (Jrori'i lrs A. I'l'mliici',
t IIICAUD hlolti:,
Ort'non City, Oregon.
1 ii. (.tit. hi. Ilnii-y Ht-.
Hloir ..I li...i..ti .n.l II. .w,
Ntil.t.rlf. 1. 1 I .inl.rl.tk'f.
Mi.. . Ii.ik l.ffll hi. i ..I li.
I k..i r..M.ii-n.. r.iii. .nil
; I. llt-rr llif l.il.lllf . Hill l
i r..i.liirli'l n.
CO
Illl I! II I liimiil lliincr
Hint ii il Mmr,
I'. II lli It. M.n.tffr.
Kilil I'ii.hiIi'IIU, ( ill.
f-Hfii.l (or rmni'il
I .tnlxmlf
CO
Willamellc Heights !
ONE MILE FROM THE
Suspension Bridge
ON TIIK WI'.ST SIDK.
A Fine Chance to Invest
iisr
Aero Property.
Inquiro of
McCOWN & CO.
Lively, Krcil iiml Suit' HitMi
OREC0NCITY,
.nl'ATKU HMIVI-.KN "I' 1 1 IlKIHUK AM'
HKI'oT
Duiililu iiml Sinoli! UiK, iiml ;ul'
111) ImrKlM ultVllVl lll llllllll lit till'
ItlWI'h! ItlilTH. A IMIIIllI IMIlllllTtcil
with tin' 1'iini for jimmi Htm li.
Iiiloriiiiilum rriiiii'lniif niiv kiml of
Nlot k iroin.tlv ullt'iiili'it to I'.v irihiin or
tl'lllT.
horsos Douelit and Sold.
J. 31. WMW & SON.
-ih:ai.i:u.s in-
rxxiks uikI Stationery
POST OFFICE GUILDINC,
OUK.UON CITY, Olil'.iloN.
rolllll'lll (IIIIUISJ.
Tim IoIIowIiik riii'itni (or joint ciin
vhnh luiM lioiin iiKioi'il iipini . Tliuiii will
li b joint riinviiMH liitlwiuin llui n-piil II
t'liu, iliiiiiix'riitic iiml iinioii I'liiiilitlali'K,
eiti li piirty to liiivaonn thinl of tliu tiniti
UKioo.l ii ioji for lliu Hii'iikiiiK oiii'li iluy,
till! tilllO to 111) Ul'll t.y tllU fl.lllilllll('N in
iiui'li party iiH.tln'y niuy iinrro iiiiiunu
lIllllllHlllvuH.
l'olloy,'i;)g aro tliu pluruH inn) iluti'M of
plllllll! BpCllkllll
Kriiliiy, May 211, Non.ly ; hi IhmiI-Iioiinb.
Haliiriluy May '2), Cmiliy.
IJolirjuy, May "H I'-i.i; ('anip
ground.
TnoHilijiy. May "7. V ilHonvllln.
Woilni.Hilay, May 2H, nvmiimr, Ohwo-
If".
'J'luj rHiJuy , May 2(1, I'Vi'ninit, lIilwan
klu. Fililay, May 20, hvdiiIhu, Claokiiiniiii.
Hutiinlav, . in. Oii'xon City; 1'opu'H
hall.
Tlio rjpeiikliiK will IiokIii lit omi o'clock
p. in. nt eui!li placii oxiiept ut Ohwi'ko
I Milwiiuklu, uml ClacUainuH wlmre it
will begin at 7 ;U0 p. in.
Grocery Stare.
TIllMlsnAY, MAY
;
IH'.R),
lil I'UII.K AN I'l ATIOIIM.
1 In. ri.iiitili'aii mrly i.( llmunii III Uln ....n
Vi'iillnii nM tiil.lili irniiil ul lu ri'i ntil mill
i.t hl.l.irv. ID iIiim Hon In Urn pi lni'lilin nl
liiniinH ICi iiy mnl liiiiiinii rliilil., II. iiibiiI himI
lii.nitllniti'.f iiniiii.. ttlili-U If ml lit.UD nihI
iiltny In Ilif Atnrrli'dii imlluii nl In.nm mnl
miii.nR lit iinll.iii nl Ihf niirilt, mnl u mi
i mm ri) ul t. 1-. iilliiii.-. I n.li'llly In iIik iiifni
.iliii l.!i t,r wlitt-li ll Int. foiilmiilftl lu lite
In .I, tl. mnl unili nnl ii n ii 1 1 . !.. 1 1 t f 1. jr
iniiliii mnl Kiln in llif I.. It, ihIiiii ilri'liiinllnii i.l
It. irlniil. In;
Mini -'Htm Uvnf liiintl. filii'lviil mnl
l,iillt.iti.il niliitliiliiliiilliili til eifrjf tltnuirl
itif nl ol it'n i-tiinif nl. t llt .lain mil until, nnl
Htuuliil-Tlinl reniil tlio Itoa .i'IkhiI
If nt til tun il. la lli ipt'ilul lin" filnl irlil
of Hit fpiillili it 'rly. in lit. t-lif iUIimI a. uin
ul .hti linlwmk. nl llif 11 Lit 1 U- nl Hit. ,.",,.
TlilrJ-'Ui.l wltitifa tim lfiil
lut nlwitjummtiiitiliitl lor iiurnnWliiral f
If hi, III .nriniiii-g ol Una inllir Uvnr Ihtt
it. . ,, ll, .it . . ih Aii.ir.ill.tt tiallul. if in
iA..lau..-lTi'il i i.lii 1 1." r.-.iil. Ilcnli mr
ly l.irnai'l ttii'li a law al llm licit .fxlotl til llif
IfnUUlur. iili.laullally lil'uil ln linn "n.l nl
II. f fliarat iar nl Ilia a. i a ilinllf.l Itjr lite Hal
lot llfluriii nl urtiioit. A..ti.i
Kmirili-Dial llm rf tulillraii nl Urftoli .fit. I
(rfullim. an, I fiuiirattiliiilnii. In llif Ir l.toilir.n
..I Malutt (nr having liirnlklit-il llmitta. It
Hm.il, all Inttit.t an. I r.ninnfoiii h.K-.iinn.
wlm at ...iikfr ul llm linii.a ul rf .m.i. nuiltio,
Ion .fftirfil lur Ilii1 ni.n'i'.inllif nl llt .u
.c llm rllil ul llm ln.iji.rlli l.t ,n.-rn, ami ttf
itriitiuiH'o llm lli-lli.il Ly uli ir It ilfitiiifinllf
lite iiilti-f. t.l rohgif m at i. lit 1. 1 l..n.tl( llif Iff It
uli al .U lial nl llif .f. .lf ami llm iitnj.irlly nl
lltttlr I'Wii I.i .l)' Ly iflii'luil 1. 1 vi.if. Uiu.ikIi In
In.'l .rrfiil aitinii ilnly lii.tttol to .1.. au. A.
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lufltlrlim ami rliiiilnrl litlrif.l. til nut
fniittlry anil .loliu-lf. Aiiifrl.-.n Ub ling tnfli
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ut t.alt all ol llif w o.'l growf r. a n.l olltf r tiului
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r.iiintr) In llif wol'.il, an. I Dial l--Hi li'il'l r.ttii
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tl. ii Ir.. ut llm l.fiin.li'g . llm if . til. Ilf mull
ll.f h...lUf linl.lalloll gain. I llllrr. llllll ll 'III
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f, .unili. io I rr.'.-ituKliig thai llif (ifal litlfr
I-!. i, tlm .r..-tf .It-inati.l Ho uf nn. Uf y lor n.c
III tlir I'liaiiliria nl Irmlo ami fiililltirrif, lllfrr
l..rf , r ilrclaif uiir.f lif In Intor i.l llif liff
ml i.nllliillr.l rolnagf nl .lllff. ami .If Itoiilu
al altfuil'l to ili.f rltnlltatf a.' tin. I .llifr M
utm l.f ami tiuj.i'l. ( A .,lauf
I 'Lkmunb ton mi vttr.ni.
Hfirtilll-Ihal I'm glatllu-le ol llm lialloli to
lllf ilf Int. If r. ol llif I liloll fltllllvl If Itlf a.urnl
I.) law. Tlial Ilia IfgUlallnll ol r..igri
Itoulil i-. i.l. tin lo llm .rlgr ui.ilr I.) loyil
.f,t,f. alol l-f "o rltlalgr 4 alut I-Ilf 11. If . I a. tu
. mil. If awalu.l llif H..llil!lty that any man
uho hoio.iat.ly . if tlm Kr.lfial imll .iiii 'liall
Lfrobm an lunik!'!' !m'. n.n. or il;Wuil
t ill ii) on .ililf i li.lii) lAi'l'latim j
higlilli-'lliat nn rf In l.ivoro! lnltan.1
r.ital .I1.I1II.111I..U ol lal.ll. lt. ami f t.clfvf
llt.t all t. fity not m w rritit Ly 1
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urn nl ol tlm tf.-t ltttaie f i..-iif. ol llm g.-ifitt
i.if m. 1 hai f a if Iii (i.r ol llm al..lloii ol
'tt-h ami-tolu.f hi lo our B.f.itt.nl U. a.
nil! .t-.-iiTf ll.ii f.it.il ami J't.l a.r intfil iin-l
I. tall, n l all 1 ro f rty al 11. lru vnl.m
M111I1 lltal ilfina.ol Cm Itiimr.lUif lor
Irlliui' l l folitlit-.a "I I'm l..i"l gram " I Hm
Nortlifin I'attnf rlii" l !i"in WaUui lo
l'..rl!allil.
Iftitli - lit 1 wf ai Im uil'y In l"r ul llm
pii.l,'.' Illlollgll foiHrr.l ol lllf I'll! I'loll.llltg
..r if.il railway at llif .Ifllfa ul llif loliim
lila rlifr. whlfli h trn im. In llm .iitnif
hy tit. rfl. rt. tl rlfltator. Milt In I ami i..!.lt,
lltat wo Luiii'if ll In l. tlio ni.l .rrlUl.lf
1. 1.111 luf llm if Ilol ul Hie .r.litrti ami lor llif
,lfvr... itif nl o that a.l Ifrrtl.ny olcotiitlty
Irllniiiiry lu tlio giful Columbia rlvi-r.
rlririilli -'liit wo liv.tr llm etiai-luifiit ul a
lw In Urn Inlrrral ul Hm a(.o varnliig fl""'
In faciofir., Iiiliir.. otklio. wnil pulilli
oik fli'ng fighl li.'.ita aa a ilnj a work, ami
w tlfiiotinto llto ihuiilfl rotiiia.-i Uln.r .y.lfin
a. iiiiJii.i in Hit It'.iif.i labor ol our urn, ami
l.flifif Htm all In. re.-ognUli.g biu-Ii ay.tftii
l.f rf.fliil; Unit wo ai oi i'ontil lo llm (nr
llmr Itiitnlgriilloii i.l Cliliu.f Inborfra In llto
I lillf ) htatf nflil w .I.11111I1. 1 lllort Bldtigflil
ami fllfillio liifiiBiitva lor r trrjlng lulu Taf
tlial i,.ftatliill llm fin. Iliifltl. ol rotiiirf.i f
fin. ling tlio Chine lubotfn Imm Amrrlfuii
...II. A'.atlf.
.fKOt aUTION lok I M t'ltol 1:11 KNr.,
I Wflllh-'lhal ruu. ralo our .iruvl nl
the I'.ili.-V ul lll.fr.tl a ..Mllon lur I11lt tn.1l
littprt. if infill", Hfffliilly lor utif rlii-r n.
liatbor., Ilia; no lavur llif c iillniialloti ul llif
ollry ol ti.lug llio piibllti niuiiry lor Hit hub
Ilf wullnio. lu-IU'Vlng (lull Ui linroifiiiftil ul
uttr wnl.'rwiiy will rf.ttlt III a niHlftnil tfJut'
lion ul llio r.ili a ul trait. imitation; Iiml f
Inil, I all I'lirporiilloiia alrltlly tf..-li.llilf lo
llit'lr llnl'llnloB nt.it T llio lititr. ami rrragnlio
Hi rlglil ul HiolrglBlitluro lo t-tiafl all rfamita
lilv lliiiliniliiiiaoii i.nr.oriiif puwor.
I lilrlff n-'l h it wo fnvor i ll.itli riuifl
infill by whlnli llifru inny Im ilfi'ttil or up-
.oliilf. n i.ilf lti.ffltir ol Wfliilita mnl iiii'iib-nr.-.,
ami alii lavur Htii.-ii.lin. In luiinli li'iil
rliiin.T w Ii l l will rr.iilrf llif iii.olnliiif nl 11I
luill.llng ami mutuary Iiii-i-Iit In all ritlrn ol
ti ll HtotiBiinil nr ini'ti. InlinlilliiiilB.
Kiiiirtffii-Tliiit w urn In luvnr nl nil curly
Biirvoy ul liliBiirvfyf.l .ubllt. Itunla In Dili
I, ilf, t ti ill llto aaino may bo clnluii'il mnl ni'Otl
plf.l anil lllli ra apffillly .ruftirvi liy lionaflilf
m'tllrrt, nntlor llm lia ill llio l'nllf.1 Hlulen.
Wo ili iiiuiul lllifrul piro.rliitlon l.y congriiut
tu .of ttrr llt'tl t'tiil.
Klili'i'ti-'ll al wlillo tlUflnliiiliig tlio rlilto
liilfrlfro Willi llto ailinlnUlt'iitlon. (i liuurinil
alliilra nt ItiuMn 1'nUiHiii, wu tlurvri'ly np
I'lovo llm oillnta nl lrl.li anil Knglbili ilnloa
liii'ii u Bt'i-iitti ly pi'ai-i'lul tiiftliiul. llm Anu-rl-tiiir.
iuIiii Ipitl ul home tulo lor Irvlituil. I A
IlllllBtl.1
alglt.f 11-Thut wo ilfiiniini'o till lrtil mnl
ntiinlilliiillnna Hint havo I'T I ht'tr "liji't't llto t'"it
Irolllng n llio Jtnukol viilnii ul Uto ni'i'tnii.iirf
ul III11 mnl Hint wo nro In Invor ullntv. itmlrnlii
lug mill 11 1 1 . .1 1 1 1 1 1 K tlio aninil.
IAHIIIHIIN AliMINInlllATluN INIlllllhKIl,
bt.vf iilt't'ii - Tu ul we iiiiiigrnliiliiln the uniiniry
11 poii llii! BtimiOBB mnl the prtmpfrUy tlint hitvct
iiiiirkt-il llio firm, your ul Proalilfitt llitrrlmm a
.li,iliil.lrnloii; Unit we ri'Jolt'o In tlio ri'ulurii
Hun uf dignity, vlijur i"l mitliiBinnnahlp In tlio
pnniliiiit nl lurnlmi nn'ttlrn, Hllnli have 1ftll.1l
grnvo hili-nutl liiinil mipl lnu 1 1 1 m tiioii a Im
nl whlili Bfimri'i evory Aiiiorlonn right, mnl
Irloiiilly ailnilict'B itit hoiltnllly, hHVO
iri'UHlhoiifii tlio wmtlH ol nyiiipiillty mnl Intor
01 which Join im to the ropnhlli'" t tlm Alitor!
nun ooiitlin'Mt, pttvlng llio ttny In 11 potli'y n(
ptint'O, nl itxlonilml aiiiiiiniiii'o, mnl ul tiiiilly
ii,i,iiu nil tlio nnln,!n nlii Niv WiirW. lp
plniiti'l Unit wo aiiininontl llm primi'tit unlltnuil
niltiilntntritlluii lor npplylng the itirplna ttitnlii
to llio piiynnmt ol Inloreat-imylng bumU. n
1,'niitriiNlnl with the iloiiiui-riitlc pullay ulliiiul
tun 0 Bitriliin to hinik wlilnll roliilnoillhulr
li'inil. Hint oolltii-IO'l uiloroBi thorouu ivniio
imliig tlio ponplo'a intinoy, wliti'h ahnulil luivo
boon nppllntl tti Hie piiynioitt ul milil bun.lii.
AllltltlHtl.
limiH anil revolvers reiuiireil hy I'Vnult
Nultlun. at C. W. porter's shop. All
work warranted to give satisfaction.
an m immwmmmmmmmmmmmmHfmm
I nor nii or nion i. v
, TIKMH'H!)M.
i
II,1 kli.iwN up i'iiiiiiiyr uml II Ih FnNt'
Slat rnU In Their Tnic l.lulil.
I nun the Oi'i'Koiiluii of tin. lHlli,
Hakkh (!rrv, May 1 l.-Tu tub
KiUTiui. I liitvn ifitil (iovcrnor
I't'iiniiycrV Hiuccli (which lm uVliv
tirM every whuru) in The Orcmuiiiiii
nf ilii) 1'th, uml unto what lie Hiiyn
in regiinl to niywtlf.
Firut I note what hy mtyg ahuiil
imy ctmiitjctiun with tho "Willam
ette. loekM." 1 will Huy in rejily to
thin, t li (it Iain nut tlm owner of uny
nlock in that company, uml have,
not hfi'ii an owner fur the jiunt huv
eiitecn yeitrfi, mi Unit were I in fa
vor of tlm Male. piirchitHing tlx;
lockH my intercut wonM not lie in
tlio way iw Governor lViinoyer trieN
to inxitiuulc it wouhl he. I am up
poKoil tt the Htato itircliuHiii( the
lin k", Imt J urn in favor of the gov
ernment of thu I'nitetl State tloinjt
no unit making tlioiu fri'etuthecoiii
nierce of the river.
(Iovcrnor I'eiinoyer nfrin to u
vote on a rrHolntioii intrudiit'eil in
thchtato ricnitte tit 170, tthkinn; the
general guverninciit to ahrogutu the
lliirliiiaiiio treaty w ith Chinii, I
have not the record of thu utiitu
meiit with me, ami tin not kuow
whitt the vote wiih. !oinK I'l'ck 20
yearn in a i time, utitl the (rover
nor hiliihi'lf wolllil ohjeet lo any ref
erence to ItiitiKelf ii ii 1 hi occupa
tion a few yearn In-fore that time,
nay, front isilt lo 1 S ;,"" , when he won
writing coppei h;ttl itrlicIi-H for tlm
ilcmoeratit: lu'WHpitpcrn, in which he
wan vilifying the 1'nioit army, an-
nortiiift that the muni iiifitinoim re
lu'llion that ever cxihtetl coiilil nut
In- put ilown hy force of arinn, mnl
i ncotiraoiiij' the enemy in any way
in Iti h Hiwcr except hy ciiliktliiu in
the rehel army, ami thuthin natural
cowiirilice wouM prevent lliu tloing.
However, in 1S7, after he hecutne
governor of (rcgoii, he nciit a ilin
patch to the New York WorM, ap
proving 1'reniili'iit ('li-vclanirn re
"toring to the rclield the llagH caji
lurcil from them hy the I'nion nol
iliem. lVnnoyer wait the only gov
ernor whotliil Approve of tlie return
of the (lag, anil I'reniilent (!leve
html hiuihilf wiin iflmmcil of the nr
ilcr uml rcnt'imliil it.
The Htiiteiuent the governor nrnkt-n
in hin h ei h that I have si itcl I
wouM give UK 1,000, or any other
Mini, to U eliTtetl, in too nilly to
merit tviiitra.liction. Win ntatcinetit
that I wn noniinatetl hy a conven
tion nclcctetl hy the line uf money,
in cipially untrue.
I votcl for the lVitlaiul water
hill. All my coiiHtitin ntn, tleiuo
cratn ami repuhlieuim, favoietl it. I
wan their representative. I votcil
to pUKd the hill with the non-ansctin-ahle
chtune, uiul without it. The
governor hail nigncl other hilln of a
niniiliir chaructcr, ami rainetl no
ohjeet ion to them, notahly the homl
claiiKC in The Iulle8 cily charter,
which he approved Fchruary Ki,
ISS7, which expressly provided
that " thefe hoinltt bo innueil nhall
not he taxed for state, county or
municipal purponee." Alno, the
fame character of exemption in the
linker City charter hill, approved
hy (Iovcrnor lVnnoyer Fchruary
17, 1NS7, which nlnoexpreshly miyn;
"ThcBe liondn nhall not ! taxed for
ntate, county, or municipal purport-'
en." At the time he approved the
nhove-nuincd hilln hu did not ex
pect to again ho a candidate, and
needing ft Hiihject on w hich to hood
wink the people, ho took up the
Portland bond. bunlncKR, tlum ptul
tifying bimself and showing what
nn arrant demagogue ho in
The democratic platform express
ly condemns trunt. Why docn not
1'ciu.myer withdraw from tho lum
ber t runt? I n in no trust, but
I'VltlMf1 I llll IU HM VHIIIV) MIV
doing a business ipiite equal in vol-
nine with the business of (iovcrnor
Pcnnoyer. Why docs he not (sim
ply with another plank iu the demo
crat lo platform and make tho work
ing hours in his business eight
hours for a day's work? I do this
in my business,
The governor poses us a poor man
and the especial champion of t ho lu
borer. Will any man point to a
Blnglo lct of (iovcrnor Pcnnoyer
where ho bus miulo an attempt to
benefit labor? Talk, with Governor
Ponnovcr, whou ho wants votes, is
cheap, Ho has been a man of talk
all his life. I have known him
theso many years, and I am sure be
has never done ono day's honest lu
boT w ith his hands in that time.
1). P. Thompson.
Iliisluens Notice.
Having iiceeptuil tt position with the
0. U. $ N, Co., I have thin day closed
the Oregon City market. Thanking my
friends for patronage conferred, I remain,
J, N. CinAlUU,
'Hi (Jovciwnlilp.
The democrats churgcthat Hon.
1. P. TliompHon in no public ("peak
. . .. t
or. 110 maker! lint poiniH, nowever,
on (lovermr I'eiinoyer, and lnitkcii
them Honlron tlutt In Juno it will
beilirteovercd the redoubtable denia
K'guc of tho democracy in a politi
cal corpno. That Pcnnoyer in al
ready convicted of malicious falno
Irnodn uttered against tho republi
can cnnd'dati! for governor, is well
known; and such wcuiions used in
political warfare act simply as
boonieritngK. Peiinoycr's ansaults
arc, tinfortiinately for him, directed
agaliiMt Thoinjmon's invulncrablo
point, while PennoyerhiniHelf is in
tho open Held of fraud, tho Doit
Quixote) of the Faneho Pan.a party
of Oregon.
Mr. Thompson Ijum tho certified
(locuiiientH fromdeinocriitic oflieial
in h land olllcc in this state to provo
that Sylventer has been in with a
" gang" to rob the state by the man
ipulation of the public school lauds,
in which he and one or two of bis
petH, if Pennoyrr is re-elected, are
to laioille the people out of some
sixty or eighty Ihounaud dollars.
Thene .'!0,(KKJ acres of iudemnity
school lands, taken in lieu of school
sections in Indian mid government
reserves, uro placed in the bands of
the aforesaid " gung" at 1.2") Jicr
acre, and by this " gang" are lieing
olVered nt private sale ut from f .'..r0
toSiiper acre. I'nfortuniitely for
the governor the republican secre
tary of state would not be a party
to the fraud, and Sylvester hits bud
trouble in putting bin purchasers in
'plist pimm-ssion of the statu lands
he ban undertaken to manipulate.
When elected governor of the
state of Oregon I. P. Thompson
w ill simply block thin land-grabbing
.'nine of old l'on, and put the lands
up fur alo to the highest bidder,
that the school of the state may
receive all the money their lands
are worth.
It in suid P uiiovcr is a graduate,
of Yale. If that is true, why
should Oregon's school children be
robhed to further bejjcGt 0I vltl jlulj
whose pockets aro already lined
with gold, and whose education has
all bis life been devoted to jiecula
t imi, speculation and disloyalty.
Oregon Plade.
It lilt the Iti-miM-ral.
Kr..;n tho Yaiuliill Importer.
Whatever of iniipiity there may
have been in the Portland water
bill, the democratic party should be
w illing to shoulder its part of the
burden. Instead of doing so, their
henchman and stump-speakers are
going alaiut the country lying to
the ignorant clans of voters, assert
ing that it was a republican scheme
that all the republicans in the
legislature voted for it and all the
democratic memWjs against it.
How true that assertion is may 1k
ascertitimid by consulting the jour
nals of either bouse. Take senate
bill No. 17, on which the first vote
was taken, and it is shown on pages
lot! and li7 of the senate journal,
that lit republicans and 7 democrats
voted for the bill, while two repub
lieuns and two democrats recorded
their vote against it. On page 303,
when ths vote was taken to pass
the bill over the governor's veto, we
Iiml that six of those rascally dem
ocrats were still voting for tho bill.
With such a record as this, it looks
a littlo cheeky for tho democratic
party of the state, to try to make a
plat form out of the Pull Utm water
bill. Another thing that looks a
littlo bit lteculiar, is tho fact that
scvvral of the democratic, senators
who voted for the bill, and voted to
pass it over tho governor's veto,
hava been renominated by their
party this year. Wo should like to
I -
kw tliu vwwb of (iovcrnor Pcnn
oyer in regard to tho duty of his
party toward these iniquitous nom
inees. Should they havo the party
support or not? It is safe to say
His Excellency will not tako tbe
stump to defeat any nominee of his
ow n party
V. Vi. Myers Explains.
KuiToit KNTSiti'itiNKi AVill you ploaso
allow me an answer through your paper
to eliaiKon against mo opposing
free liritluo ut Oregon City 7 I am sure
Mr. Kilitor that you 1)0 not want to min
represent mo in this mutt or and the
l.ti'tn havij been winliod for In conne
ipieiu'e. I ditl vote ttgairmt sulisiilinliig
llio liritluo Co., living tliem $1000. to
1 11 nko a toll bridge, with eleven other,
hut at the sumo time, advocated sub
milting tlio iiuest ion to the people In
proposition for a free bridge and would
votn to lie taxed for such piirporie. I am
opposed to taxation without repre-
sniitation,
Oregon City, May ID, 18!X),
W. W. Myehs
Viki'k Vlaee is Popular Property,
) MICE 5 CENTS.
IM.MJI I1HIIUM&IM J 1 1 111
lllll'HIWW IIJIIIH
County Correspondence.
NritiNGvmr.n.
We have had some ino growing
showers, but need more.
Our new minister, Roy. Hylvanus,
preached yesterday, tho 11th, to
full house, lie, with bis family,
on mo from Washington, ami will
take charge of this field of the Pres
byterian church.
Quite a display of cow bucks and
carts on main street of Hpringwa
U'rin the evening after singing and
lurch flurvices,
As two young ladies were return-
ng from church on the 11th they
picked enough wild strawberries to
have a dish of delicious strawber
ries and cream.
Mrs. Hickman, of your city, is
p here on a visit to her brother,
Mr. Shibley, to improve her health,
hichitis doing.
Crops are looking fine, and the
fruit prospect is good.
Miss Williams' school is pro
gn'sning nicely.
The singing class propises having
picnic. Occasional.
m:iv.
The public school closed Tburs-
Jay, the loth, a term of seven
and a half month. The average at
tendance for tho whole time was 47,
umber enrolled CO.
His Excellency, Governor Pen
noyer, ami btate I reasurcr W ebb
passed through thi place last
week. There wcro only two citi
zens in town, and they wero moss
back republicans, so the Govcrncr
id not tarry.
Sunday, May 11th, was a great
iy in religious circles. Rev. ILL,
Parclay, of Mar.piaru, preached at
o'clock, and Rev. F. A Parker, cf
Woodburra in the evening; lyoth to
crowded house. These gentlemen
ill preach at the school house hert-
after regularly.
Charles Wolfer' and family, of
Oregon City, were this week visiting
at his father's, Hon. J. II. Wolfer,
Mrs. Dr. Powell, of Oregon City,
cajuc.up.LAfl week to visit U.a aje-
ly of Mr. Isaac Darnell.
Messrs. R. I). Ryland and Ralph
Layman, and Misses Julia Moss-
barger and Lorena Rvland, f
Woodbum, paid a Hying visit to
friends in Needy last Sunday.
Mr. Jake Hitter the tanner, whilo
at work in the tan-yard, cut a deep
ami painful gash in bis left band,
hich will lay him up for son.t
tune.
Mr. Combe, the surveyor of tho
Molalla railroad, gent Sunday here,
also Prof. J. R. Nelson and Noah
Hardest y.
The grain is drying up, tbe straw
berries are small, and overvbodv is
raying for rain.
At the late school examination
the fact was develojied that there is
not one child in Needy district, of
hool age, that cannot read and
write. Can any community in Or
egon make a better showing?
WILHOIT.
Wii.iioit, Oregon, May 17.
Pursuant to notice, the republi
cans met at Wilhoit Springs. The
meeting was called to order by
Scott Carter.
On motion, J. G. Rlcakncy was
elected chairman. He made a state
ment of the object of tlm meeting.
On motion, G. W. Swopo was
elected secretary.
After duo consideration, it was
moved and carried that the chair
ppoint a committee of three to
Iraft a declaration of principles.
The chair appointed Scott Carter,
;Vrry Yorh'cis, and William Mar.n
go to act as said committee.
The committee made tho follow
ing report, which was ucceptod:
We, legal voters of Soda Springs
precinct, Clackamas county, Ore
gon, having full confidence in tho
principles of tbe republican party,
hereby agree to uso all our influ
ence to forward the interests of tho
same.
On motion, the meeting ad
journed. J. G. Ri.eakxky, Ch'n.
G. W. SworK, Seo'y.
Public Examination.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpoue of making an examination of all
persons who may oiler themselves as
candidates for teachers of the schools c I
this county, the county school superin
tendent thereof will hold a public exam
ination at the Court House iu Oregon
City, commencing Weduosday, May 28,
1800, ntl2 M.
Bated this 17th day of May, 1800.
Alkx Thomson,
County School Superintendent of
Clackamas County, Or . ,
To Whom It May Concern..
I havo resumed Imsinoss atuiyifflcf
in Oregon City. P.O. MCowK.
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