it y Jvihuivrti
Munufncturod products for tho
year 1800 will ngrireflrtto over a
million nci a. half dollars in
value. Employs mora moro poo
pie in manufacturing than any
other city in the State.
OREGON CITY'S
Woolen, paper, sulphite, pulp,
flouring ond tnw mills, door and
sash, box, chair and cigar facto
rios, soap and iron works, fruit
vegetable and flish cannery, fj in
successful oporotion.
VOL. 24 NO. 10.
OKKtioN CITY. (H;i:i;pN, THURSDAY, OCTOP.KI!
1K!)().
PJtICK 5 CENTS.
SfTERPRISE.
L Jlj tL
The Enterprise.
l'ulUUHc.l Kvery Ylturulity.
oTricuLlArEroFaTcimnolNTY"
MllllHCIlll'TION MATKN,
rAYAWIC IN AKVIM'C
On year
Six mouths - - - - - 1 on
Three month - W
Advertising rates given on application.
Clackamas County Directory.
t'Ol'XTY OrKKKHS.
Jude . . . .. .
Clerk of I'ourU . .
oiicriir
ilex-order .
Treasurer
Awamtr
School .SaiH'riiilnnli'iK
Surveyor
Comuiiulonort
...I. W. Meldrum.
It. H. Jotltiaoll.
W. W. II. Sainton.
. W. T. Whitlock.
8. H. t'alill.
John V. Noble.
. Alex. Thomson.
. Sidni-v Smyth,
i'harh.' 'MolinkY.
Cornelius llir.
OKKUON CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor
Hex-order
Asaeasor.
Trea-surer
Oitv Attorney
Marshall ..."
Street Commissioner
Sup t of Water Works.
. .Thus. K. Rvan.
UK Porter.
. . . H. K. iSrevn.
V. It. i'linrinaii.
. A. S, Dresser.
... .0. E, Uurtm.
I". HiiKsx k.
. .W. H. Uodl.
ri('Xt'll MUM.
C. It. C'illi'Kl, I'liai. Atlmv. t J. I'urkc,
T. 1.. 1'liiiriiinii, JC. M. Witrrvn, i, it.
irtMiibutli, J. V. O'l'oiinoll.
TI1K MAILS.
.Miiil oloso Roiii north, 8 a, 2 .M r. .
MaiUi'liiHeiijisoiitli, S:IH) M.,ll:'.Mr. M.
ainic Koi rm.
Orcifon Cltvto Molnll.i, Muliuo.Carus iul
Wtllu.it: U'uvr nt ln:(0 a. M. Mniulays,
We ln-.!a ami KiMuys, anil ntiirni on
tltllowiiiK ilays.
anvu:i 1'iiy to M ink. I'lurkit, Mulino, I'n
Ion Mills ami Min l.. llrxMik. : l.ouri at
I a. m. Turlay, I'liiirsiliiy ninl Satmilay,
an. I return on lolloping iluys.
TltAVKI.KKs' (iflOK.
Sol'TIIKHN ftuirlf Ta UN.
Train (mm 1'orUainl: Arrivvnal H 11 . M.
and b.'M r. H.
Arn irom South : !l:Ai a. m. and 2.41
r. H.
ItlOlldll AI.TOX--1.TOS.
luvf fortlaixi. Leave i ri'Kiii Citv.
7:a. m. 7 Mil a. m.
10:il a. M. W;.ln a. a.
U:m . 1 :HI p. M.
H::to r. u. 2 v, p. a.
5 . Hi p. a. .! p. a.
St'ainrr Altotia no Way l.aii.lniK'.
SUunifr l.ntona Way Kimling. j
m Ntnt.
8:iX)ah. I):.a. a. I
11 :0o a. a. 1' ti p. a.
4:1X1 r. a. (i:nu p. a. I
Society Directory.
rti;oii l.oilitf. I, tt. a. T. So '
Merit v-ery I'tinntjAV even ..k at 7 .) o'cl.H'k
p. a. In the (M.1 pvii..r Hull, MaIii trirt.
Moinbers ol iltu ord'rrt turitevl to tttauj.
l)y Order of J. J Cooke. N i.
ttiltiioiuuli l-oiltfc, Si. 1, A. K. A A. M.
Hold Its rccnUr cooiiuillitcalloua ou flrtl
n'l third Sturdayt ol etch mouth m 7.u p. a.
hrellireu ItiKOiXl .inndiuff are lutitedto attend.
A. K IiAVIS, W. M..
1. ACKKKMAN, Secretary.
Ueado I'osl So. i, ti. A it , Hermi t,
mi-nt of Orpifon.
Ueeta A rat Friday nf every mouth, at 7:S0
r. a. at Odd Felluwa' Hall, (m-gou City.
UKU. A. HAKU1.NU, CommauJrr.
VallBt It; Lodfce or l. 0. I . Yi.
Meet every aecoud and fi.urth Friday erea
lu In udd rellowi' buildiiiK. All tojouruiuf
brethren coidially Invited to atteud.
Uri. WILKINSON, M. W.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
FIltSTCONOKKGATIONALCHCRCH -Kv.
O. W. Lt'CAS. Fanlor. Hervicea at 11 a. a. and
71M r a. 8uuday Hchool after morului aer
vice, Player meeting Wednesday evemui at
7:J10o,etock. Prayer meeting ol Young People.a
Society of Chrlsitau Kudeavor every tfuuday
evening at :5U prempt
riltsr BAPTIST CllCKCH. Kav. J. C, Kad
Paator Morning Hervlce at 11:00; Hunday
achool at 11 ', Evening bervlre SO; Regular
prayer meeting Wedaeaday evening. Uuuthly
Caveuant Meeting every W'olneaday eveutug
preceding the Aral Sunday lu the mouth. A
eornlal luvitatlon to all.
r. JOHN a CHUKCII. CATHOLIC Kit. A
HlLLaaaaNO, Paa'jr. Ou Uuuday maaaal H and
10 SO A. a. German aermon flrat and third
Sunday lu each mouth at S o'clock maaa.
aundar School at 2 MO r. a. Veapera and
Benedictiou at 6.30 p. a.
aT. PACL'8 P. E. Clll'KCII. Ke. 1. U I).in
aldaoa, Rector. Hervicea every auniiay at 11 00
and 7 30 o'cUick and Wedueaday evening at 7 :0
o clock; Huuday acheol at 10 00 at. Paula
Chapel, Caueinah: service each alteruate Sun
dav at f .00 o'olock.
METHOD1HT EPISCOPAL CHURCH. -IHV
John Parhon, Paator. Morning aervlce at 11:
auuday School at li:l:; Evenlngaervlce at7;30.
Veung people'! meeting Tueday evening at
7 U. Prayer Meeting Thuriiday evening at 7 :J.
trangera cordially Invited.
FIRST PRKSIIYTERIAN CHCRCIL Rv. O.
W, Oihonev. Paxtor. Services at 11 A. a. and
7:30 p. a, Stiubalh School at 10 a. a. Young
People's Society of Christian Kudeavor meela
every Sunday evening at H.30. Wednesday
evening prayer meeting at 7:30. Heate free. Mo
collections takeu.
EVAtioaLi' ii, Church. Rev. J. M, Prelas, nf
the Kvaugi licHl AsstKiatlou, will hold services
at Pope a Hall every Sunday at 11 A. M theiec
ond Huuday excepted, tieriuau Sabbath school
e very Sunday at in A M.
Professional Cards.
T. F. Cowimt. K. II. Cuwmo.
COWING & COWING,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
All oaaea before United Statea laud odlces a
specially. ,
ORF.OON CITY. - OKKUON
C. D. & D. C. LATOURETTE,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW.
MAIN HTKKKT, 0KKO0N CITY, OHKOON.
Furnish Abstracts of Title, Ix)an Moucy, Fore
close Mortgages, and transact (ieueral
Law ituslneaa.
F. O. McCOWN,
Attorney at Law.
Oregon City, Oregon.
jland Business a Specialty.
T. A. McBRIDB. A. 8. DRESSER.
McBRIDE & DRESSER.
Attorneys at Law.
Office in Jaguar Block, Oregon City, Or.
WILL H. WALKER,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
OREGON CITY. - - OREGON.
Oppick in Commercial Hank building.
W. T. BUIINEY, L.T. BABia, J.W .DRAPIB.
BlUNEY, BVRIS & DRAPER,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Obkoom City, - - Obkoon.
Twelve years experience as rei4ter of the
V. B. land oftice Uere recommend! tn in
our socially of all kinds ol' business before
the land ollice and the courts, and involving
the practice in die general land oSice.
ii. ini:.
ATTOUNKY-AT-L.UV
AND notaky itiu.ic.
Orrii'i: Corner Main ami Sixth trcota, ml
! ti 1 ti K Oregon City llatik.
r. r. wiutk.
W. A. w 111 I K
WHITE BROTHERS,
lYactical Architects .J- 7ti fViVr.v
W'tll prepare plana, elevations, working de
tails, mul apccltlcailoua lor all kinds "I I 1 1 1 t
luga Sneetal attention given to moiteni tvn
tagea. KstlllUlea fllrillslicd I'll ar-plleiltlolt
Call uu or address Wilt I K lotos ,
Oregon t'liy, Ugn
T. H. HORN,
House and Sign rainier
Papor Hanglnit a Spocilty.
Painting done In nil 11m brunches.
Leave orders at the pout- iillh
8htp alrear of tint Hnt-4ilice.
j. m. mm & son.
UKAI.KRS 1N-
Hooks and Stationery
POST OFFICE DUILDINC.
OKKUON CITY. 01! 1. 1 ION
D. J. SWITZER & CO.
-Ileal Esiaic-
acro.t ol' I'c.liir lund A bargain,
frrtra in ICri aruisn IIuiI.Iiiik.
jTBrockiFn uhougii ;
Attorney nt Law, j
(Ijle Hpecld Agent of tleiiersl land uiiI.y.i
tn-gnn City, Or-'umi. j
Hoiiit'ali'ail, I'rv-cmplioti mi l Tim 1 wr j
l.aml ApplicutioiiH, mi. I oilier I. mul j
(Hiiro Ituaitit'aa, a cri.ulv.
OKr'U K: "ml HiM.r t 'liitniiiin Urns.
Hlovk, ailjoiiiinn I'. S. I.ainl iilli. o.
.Merchants Kxchaiiio.
MslttMroct, Oroi(t)u (Miy orcctti.
KKl'rt CONSTAMi.Y iS H VM THK
K
y.
new litUi.tr. I
Table. Airoitnii
Bora Beer
rte.l VtlW'lllki'i'. I Mciii;.. mul
J. 1 Itl'.Ml: V I II
I'toerletur
HOUSE MOVING.
Renner & Davis,
nit':
Practical Hoviso Mavoi ts,
will ilo all wok in their line prutii'tly
Hlltl KUtiafarlnrilv. Aihlrexa,
K E.N N Kit A HAVIS,
Oregon City, t rn-tf-m.
LUMBER!
FOR FIRST CLASS LUMBER
CO TO
Geo. S. McCord's Mill
on Mt. Pleasant 2J tnileri mi'illi of
Oregon City.
PAIMTI1VC ,
A. WALKEIL
Painter, Kalsominer,
and Decorator,
Is prt'imrctl to uttcntl promptly t"
work entruHictl to liiin.
Putroiinije rcripitctfully colii-it-l.
NOBLETT.
Mvery, Ft-etl nnd Sulc Stulilc
ORECON CITY.
LOCATEU HETWF.KN 'I'll ft BRIDtiK ANI'
DKI'OT.
Double am! Singlo HinH, ninl wttl
dle horst-H always on hatitl at the
lowest pricrn. A corrull ('oniict'tt't)
with tlic barn for lot wo wtotk.
infuriiiutioii ri'Karilinu any kind ol
stock promptly attitinlml to hy peraon or
ltler.
horses Bought and Sold.
M. II. Elnnaitn.
J, T. Hill,
Flanagan & Hill,
WHOLESALE ANI) RETAIL
LI0U0R STORE.
KK.KPrt ON HANI) THK ItKST HHI.KI TK
ol Wines, Liquors, Ale, Beer, Ac, to l.l
found In the HUte. Ill l.o(us Kiinlinni llloi I
Give me a call.
HALF ANI) II ALE ON DKAlHillT.
The Cliff House,
John Bittner, Prop.,
Oregon City, - - Ore.
The LEADING HOTEL nf tho city.
The table mipplii-l with tho best,
the nwket affortla. Rooiiih
large ami well furtiif linl
withcoinfortabl bmls.
Sample Rooms for Commercial Trayelers.
TIMBER LAND, ACT JUNE 3, 1H7H.
NOTICE FOR I'Dlil.ICATION.
l lillcil Slates Liinil llllli'f.
Orenon City, Oregon, July m, IH'.KI
Notice la hereby given tbat in coinpllancH
with the provisions of the act ofcoiiKresH of
June 8, mil, entitled "An act tor Ilia sale tim
ber land, lu the slates ol California, Oregon,
Nevada, Washington Territory,"
William liellaven,
of Wllllamlne. enmity of Yamhill, state of Ore
gon, has this day died In tills ultlcn his sworn
tatement No 212, for the purchase of the
a of nw'i and lota I and 4 of section No, 2, I n
townahlp No. 2 south, range No. 7 oust, ami
will offer proof to show that the land sought
la mere valuable for Its timber or atone than
for agricultural purposes, and to establish his
claim to laid land beforo the Register and Re
ceiver nf this ollice at Oregon City, Oregon,
on Wedueaday, the 6th day of November, IhW).
He Damns as wltneaaes: J. A- Kox, A. W,
Rlchey, o! Portland, Or., Joseph Kinney, Chns.
Kinney of Hherlilan, Or.
Aay aad all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are reiiuested to Die
their clalml In this o fflce on or before said 6th
day of November, law. 1. T. Afi-khson,
1-14, 10-16 hegistur.
BANK OF OREGON CITY
P.tlil up Capital $:"(, OOO.
I'llKSIIlKNI THOMAS
Casiiii it t il VS II
M.VNltiiu. . . . I., V'
en a km n
I'M 1-11:1."
I'll A Al
ltpoht(a receive. I sut.jcct lo cliccl.
Al'iooved hills (tod iiii'n liurmurci!
CoUllly Hlltl ClIV U'MPtlllS li.ni.lllt.
I.OIIUH llUOic Oil 111 llllllilc N.'CMlllV
t'ollccllotis nmdo piomi'ilv.
hrafls sold oil I'o'lUlul, S HI I'l "ill .I'll'.
Iio, Nca Yolk, and nil I'llio :'nl clllci. oi I
roiuv
'lell'vir il'llic esi'li'iio;. no!,1 on r itl nol. s
l''riHict:.co, i'liicii i (tint Ac "ik.
Interest hi oa lis; fejoslt is Klli'vvs .
Kttr I Ii rot UhMithn. 1 tfv com p.M- miinin'
Ktr ii nitiHl h. j rr o'tit vt a unit it)
FtU' U HtoiilHii, ( pi t t vnl or ttniniiu
Ttm tvrll(lt'H"i
tttiunl, tttil liiUMmt
t'lM til Wl HI t'f ilrpt
,.f ,fp..
follfil.
I it df
IM It
FOR SALE.
One tf the i i-i t-t il:n'i-s in Cliir!,
minis liottoiti, lu ill; S.'i iii-rcs. Tin'
lilll'ht of lilllil l'i if it pc.li-li nl i ll llil.
1 100 yniiiii; -a.-l i ti'i' t j tr I l
Kiiiniiiil to lu'iir; omul 1 v i 11 i 1 1
liitiiso mi li'!;h oiiuhhI ninl all ul'
till' lll'i'i SMilrV l .Ut -Tll Ui Ml j'.i-. I'll'.
4 5 TO GO ACHuS
IN
FINK CULTIVATION.
One if thi' tili'M fiiin.''t in
CliU killliils ruiinlv 1'iT Mllo i 1 ; i .: i
fur a t-1 n i' tiiin.
1' C. Ill 'M I'll 1! I. Y
At t I t !;m,..".
!'. 1. Mi l'nu at Ore nil I'ilt.
Tnilcd Hack,
Truck and Livery
Company.
W. 11. Cnk.., ,M;iHiir, r.
CoriiiT I'itiitli iiii'l M.'in Si i, , i..,
OIM'COX city.
The 1 1 1 I
I.N'i
Ki.
I 1 V I l;Y '-I !
oi ;:.' i !.- i i ' t i.oi
jul Ilo- t llv.
' furnished en
I All kin.!-
IU'--r 'l t -: 1 1 J t ' J.
Ilnr-.ea I'. '.I
:r'o l.'ll'.-
e.l
I I .
LivirsAV & sin n;
Clackanms.'Or. '
, Dr.Ai.i:i:. in
flovk. it:i:d, cu.mn a-
CORN ,Mi:.!,.
Ap'
tits fl'l'
t'pm (
( 'l;it kamas
itv fur tin'
an ' l;
uitU'ia l lo'ir.
A IX)
Kci'p on liaml
tic Fut'iin, (
all kin.ls nf
l.unil'cr, I'n
'cliff l'ickcls i
all sizes.
Uu
am iii'r
lilt
1 II 1-1 I -
CHOICE Columbi.-i
tlar Shingles.
Ce-
CLACK A3 AS
HEIGHTS.
"CLACKAMAS
HEIGHTS
in tliviiliiil into 70, two ttitd iiiii' li:tlf,
and livo iicft' trnctH. It, in loitutnl
on tho lifiglitH ovrrlixikiii"; tin
(TackaiiiaH; licnco iln initiii!, it is
aliotit One mile, from Court limine
ami One-half mile from the city
limitM. The County roinl erupts
"CLACKAMAS HCIGIIT3"
which inakeH it easy of access, lu-ini;
aliout twenty minnlet walk IVnm
the centre of t)rej.'on City.
'CLACKAMAS HEIGHT.;"
lieH in Oregon Cily Si-liniil tlislrict,
and purchasers can have the iidviin
tage of sending their children toil
good, graded pnhlic school. The
Soil is good, the Location very
healthful, all Fruits and Vegetal'lrs
yield abundantly. Terms one-third
down, anil balance in one year at
eight per cent,
ulars inttiiro of
Fur furl her pari ie
E. E. CHAItMAN,
Cit.v Drug Ston
TIMP.KIt LAND ACT, .ll'NK II, .s7.
notice loit pi i:i,!( a Hon.
J. W. Kh v
I'nlti'il Sliilcs l.iind Ollice
Or"gon cny, Oregon, July In, 1
Notice Is bcrebv glvi n Unit III coiiii.lliilici'
with tlie pro visions of tlic net of c..n Kirns of
June II, 17, cniltlcil "An net tor I lie s ilc of llm-
her IhihIh In llie sillies of Ciilifi'inlii, Oregon,
Nevftil'i mul WiiHlilngion 'i'crrltorv," .i'isc.li W.
Klnnev, ol Hhcriiliin, Coiniiy ol Vi.inliill. sinic
of Oregon, bus this ilny lllnl In Ilils iilliee ills
Hworu mulciucnt No. Ui7, furilic I II It'll il :-t- of
the SW of Scelii.ii No.4, lu 'l i,ivnslili No. 2
South, Itiingc No. 7 Idihl, ninl will iillcr I'lo'if lo
show Unit tlic liintl Hinii'lil. in iiiiire yiiliiiil.lc for
its timlieror Hioue tlniii for niiriciiliiu'iil iur
noses unit to CHluhlirtli his ci'ilin to h:iil I net
before the register ninl reel er of M1I.1 ollice nt
Oregon Cll v, Oregon, on Wcillii'Mlny, tlie 'J'.illi
tiny of October, IK'.in.
He nmnes ns wIIiicnwch: ,1. A. Key, A. W.
Itlchey, of Portland, Oregon; II lioliliiiiH, of
McMlniivllIc, Or.; mul II, Mchityiii of Cliorry
vllle, Or
Any mid nil ii-rsonH clnluillig lulvciscly llie
aliove (IcHcrlbeil liiiels lire rciiiichleil lo lilt
their clnlnis 111 this olilce on or before milil 2'iUi
day of Oelober, lh'jU J. T. APPKItsnN,
7-al 1U-2. Ilci;isler.
I n.
oiiiin.'i'r
si Hank,
; u;;i i s ri iy
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CMtnlilii.il lli'l rliilin
ilcgl.-ili'i 1 lie rl i'l
t li I V, I iivuiiii, 1. 11 fill
duller, IMI.
HI1 pOU-H. jiltll lo
liin.l li.'lnic llie
oliii'i' nt (hvcuii
c hill ilny ol Nov
I 1. 11
il.l) I
Sim linlni'H il'i ivillli"ii V
K I a v "I shcrulii 11, iingi.n;
W. llll'lll'V, Oi I'lll'l lllllll, tlll'L-
Any mi. I nil "'imiiik cl.iii
Hl.liV" lll'.'CI ill.'ll lllllll- II1C i'l'
cliii iiih in I hi- llllll'l! on in hi
.'.OVt'lllI'l'l'. 1. ""
.- 1 1 in In
'iiun.'i'e, .1.
i.x, ninl A.
.1. A I
oi
lIllL' lh
Iv llie
."I I . I '1 1 1 - lllell
inl'l "'Hi ilnv of
.UTI'.l:.-niN,
Kcginier.
n :
III,!
IillSIMXS LOCALS.
Tntjiiisa Nolli'cN,
l.iili'.i nj.'.n, mi i'I.iIIi, mill plain, nl llm
KiMMll'lll'ili t ll'Vli lc,
Sntaiiiii'.l llianluu, rnilinu, ruiilii', ninl
ini:li linii'ii'i' III 'I'liiiililirH In anil, ill
.Linen ' null, AiIiIiohm ,1 . A . ,Iuni:m,
ltnv;uii l ily.
I IM Ii U N i'l. . ill ill I'uiIi'i'h lilin kllllilll
up lll;tl,l'. II M 'Ut HI 1 1 ' III M'pllil illX "HUM
i leviilvi'iH ninl i.li.i poiilii,; wihN mm. r'Al
j i lai'ii.in !ii,ir.ini-ii.
Iliiril lliirni'il Uriel..
lii' 1 1 1 1 ; i -1 1 1" I tail. I lilt t h ii:hu 1 1 I haul
luiriii il Inn k ul 1 1 1 it 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 IIiiih. Iirirlt
till'l. Sill. I ill j 1 1 ; 1 1 1 f It l . r-t In fill', uml
III leiinilinlile ruli'M, Apply III l lllf
Mini's tllll hllll'o,
Nolli'i'
.My I'lilim law mul ttnuit-y linlinn
liU'oneaa will l.e run iei uu ,ib iim il ilnr
ti my iiLwiii'i' (mm tin- Mute. Mr. A,
"i. I i i-ftfi-r will luivn rlimvo n( it.
V I'aiii v JilllNMi s,
11 llllll ll.
'In 1'niili.ii't fur llie ill lively iill.lHII1
e. ii.U id hii.hI for fuel, l-'nr further in
f. iiiniili oi, lull nt our iilliee at wiiikx.
W it t.iMi i iK I't i i'.'. I'tri ii I'n.,
tui in ii i i. Smi i ii, Snpi-i iiafa -ii. lent .
t iiiiikf.i nu 'Uu,:.
I ''.i li.it iior Slain T.iir
;-. iii l.-iii in i iii'ie iiil.i i m r
n .1" 'iiill.'i in j ii-li nci'ly ti
l.l ll.tl ll, I UllAl'.l l.v II ('
ri I .lie I II - r ill.' I I
t'lllll It'. 1 ill' IllMi'l MO I
I.ir,
11.
i n,; i liu i' mul
ii pain in tin
ti'l ( tt il '1
Uii'Hi'l' mul
ml I tint imp-
1 !y, we tlu'ielure
'ii'llllliellil.'il t 1 1 :t 1 1 1 -
I' i i an. I I ' in 1 1 1 nu 'ii
:llll M I i.lli', I I
lii-nie ly. Ilo r.'i'lio.l tlmt ho h.i.l nu
I.iltll in liny p ilelil Inc. I. rill. 'I, hill till
lily -i I n I ' i toil to tuko it ihoe. In a
"let II. no he triune'. I ninl h'Ui.'hl n
I'lillle. i he liint .1. i-ii lelieveil linn,
ih' li;iv II l.lli.i s.llll n It, iiiimIIv Iii
i niiiiii'ii al 1 1 it i ll ! a mul In peinuiii-
ln have ii . I it uiiil klmu whul it it
t mi. nv ii i. to,, .M..i,',in lluii'i-I'm.-
M , Ilea Mi'iiioh, luHit ..r
e.l e I.V ti. -V. I, III lllU.
N en. hi per lor n!r.
ul the nu. -I i
I
HI
I'rluilH
rutin' e mil i .
I' ll er mul h ik
inr. 1 1. is h
ooll.
the I'
tt"
thei'iiuntt ulli. l.il
I itel iilliee hll
l''ei llrtt.i.ttcl
.in.l j.iui.lhi'e I KtiililiMln
aiiil ii .1 p.i mi; piiipei iy.
I.o Ki'lhll. Is il l.il'K.litl.
nlliro.
I'lllt,
il-uli
Ii I l".
Aihlii-aa
i: ion i'i ii i it tio v
I .1 : I I II S I U I ! I, I i . I , i
' r I'it. I 'I'., A U ' ", I vai.i
N.l.i" t. In ic'.v Hl.-!l I'lul In c..n.!l uiri
'e. i:i l 'ic r-vi '-Hi ..( Ilo. .'!. ..f r .io:r.-.' . (
i.u. .' 1 . eiililn-l, ' Ul nil ..r the Ii- . I
Ih.i 1 i.lli 1 111 Ilo' -1 Or. of I .thf.-in , 111, ,;..!!
V-i t i l ii... I t .-I. ii. I. Ii I i i i it.. i . ,
I.. I.tl.l'l , ,
"I f'l r.d ill. i'...uiu ul uu.', i, I. .1 lie ..I Inc
'!! ii i' t:i I - 'is . 11!. l 111 Ul I. I "111 .' In. . W .-I l
l .t. io. ill N. ,' lu l-.r t'u- p in l. n t. ol tii.'
" , ..( r. 11..11 .N... lu l..ll.hl. ,N.. 'I ...ul Ii
' I!.,.' 1 l""l. .llcl '.III nil. T .l....l to .III."
I II III
Hid ..iniil In iu..rc .iiu.il.il' l..r II'
iiiU-r or i
and t
I'l ill li.r ml - icn .1 .u.il linr
e.l il.il
11 III IO llt I'll!' I
w lie. I
H OI I
Ul'
r n
lid ric-iver o' I'll o:lnc
I link U', tlio '.in ilsy ol
I I.,.!-, II .,
Ha 11
1.
y. J
Slid A
l JilHTi-t id. Otiv ill
Ill.'I.Kl nf I-..,, I ....I ...
n nil i.rrui ijluH. , .T"fiy me
ir rlAitn tn ttn f'ltK'u im JW-J-V -fw knnt :
v is ii j arn:c-nN.
lUHUUT.
holier lor I'ti tll-iif. oil.
( tui tit) 1 1 r M I ,ni t 'r rn i,
niit.t.M, i'i n , nr., "it; .' l '-
in- I- 'irtflu I I'll lh.lt III C'UU I'i I'.' H'f it u
i tit" (""W
I in tli' i i
j Wt.V.iiHf'1
..nf. ..I Cm' nt't 1'iuik'ii'"" "I Jinn A.
' I, " i ' i tfi I e r thi' el ten i'i' r Uim.!
C'ii: l'Mii.i. i !',; 'ii. -Si'Mfl i iiii'l
II i'Illt'H,'
Iti'iiij H (,.iy.
i 1' Hiiit) ul Yiiintiiil. cturiMif tr.'k" mi
,,f KluThl
. ci . rt iCi 'linl in I hit, mil rr lit m .'I li ni i'l
ul Nu '-' '.'. I'T tin l-urc'iit".- ol l tit li vl , nl
:i.Mi N't ''C nt ti'rtiifciiip Nu 2 ri"uili. initk'1'
r ut, mi't Mlii i-lt. r .ti. ! c -ii.nv h it
lull f'in,l't W lii'.ro ulnttl'li' l.-r I tit
i.r .tiUM' limn i-r rti;t irnlcifil ur
j'i n 1 1 I tn rt ihilMl llU fit I 111 I') h.t hi
in-hire tun r n itt-r ttn-l rntu cr tif
nsi.t'i' nt (iri'ai'ti t llv. ur, on I ui'ulny
in. i
lie.
I ho
:), . ) lll'fflllhtT,
li.-ii tiui'ii ti" II nt".": .1. V. .Ituin'f. i W .
K :hll"ill fl )l.'TlilHII, V'Ul J, A li, ninl ,
S . I.irlirv. -l r-Mtl'tti'l. Iinvuli
s in nil I'tTM'ti. ihutnllik,' '!'. tTocly I In
nti..V iict riln-.l It ml irt rt i(tn f.h l d tin' iln ir
1'i.tiMix in tiuft iHtitv on ur hfl'-ri' mimI .'lit tl.t
.( ht t l'KlliiT, '.''.
J. '. Al'ITKS.iN
V-l.Jl Ki-riiMcr.
I1MI1I It I. ASH. ACTJCNIi 11. I-7V
MH II 11 I tilt I'l lll.lt l l lll.
I'm 1 ne Sr.11 1 l.iM' Orrii k.
iiiikuiin cm, 01;., Auit lh 1-.'!' i
N.ilicc is licicliy glieil thill III i'i.iii.li.tnct.
Ollll tie' pl'iVlM 'II" ol llie net of c. -Hi; rcn of
iiili.- II. 1 , untitled "All m l for tin' s.ile ol
niiil.i r inn. Is III tin' Sliilcs of Cullfornlii, ore
i;..i, Nn'iliiil nil. I t n.lillniliill I t'l I llil), '
I'ollie III nil ley
..f slici i.l'in : ciiuiiiy ol Viimlilll, hinic of ore
i:.m luu. iliU.l.iy fili',1 lu tlui. uiiil'.' Iot Kiiorii
'..iilciie lil .N". -.'1'', f"l' llu- 1'UU'lni'i' of Ihc m" ,
, 1 ferliiiii N.i, Ill to ii-Iiii No, 2 M. null,
1 line No 7 en.'t ninl W'M oiler i.roof 1. 1 hIiu.v
Hml llie liilel hotiiilil Is m.ile vn I iln Lie fur Its
lis liuilii'i' i r slolie tli.ul for n.:i'li'illllirnl
i.ill 'ii.im'i., me I to esuhlldli her cliinii lo Miiii
liinil lii'ii.re ilie rrisler ninl rret'li er ol llils of
tic 111 Oregon cily, or., on 'I ucil.iy, llie 'Jtli
,lv of I inlii'i', l-im,
Sill' llSllll'S US IVIllll'sMI'S: .1, W, J, lllll'S, II.
.1. l,oy. ol Mlieridinl, Or,, .1. A, I'os, nn.l A.W.
Iili licy.of rorllnli.l, Oi'i'ii..i,
Any iiti-l all icrsolis t'l.ttiuilig nilvcriely liie
nil. nr .lct.i'1 llicil Inlnls - rrile sleil o llie
llieir elnlins lu this ollice 011 or tielorc snlil mil
iy of .N,icnt!.cr, ls'.'ll. J. T. AITKU.-illN,
U-l.i.ll-'JU licglslcr.
TIMiaai I, AMI, ACTJI'NK.1. WHO.
Police lor I'lililli-ulloii.
I' NITKll STATKS 1,1 Ml OKl'll'K.I
OlIKUoN ClTV, Or., Allg.llil, I.V.IU.)
N iii' f U utii'i. Ihnt 1.. eoniplt iiit-i with (lit
I'lMVlslonsst tlie act ol congress of June :t, ls7s,
enlllli'il "A ii mi tor llie tulle of tliilln-r IiuiiIm 111
!ln si itcs of C.ilifornlit, tlri'goli, Neviuiti, ninl
Wnshliiginii li'irilnry."
.lollll VV. .Iillllcs.
of Slicrliliin. t'oiiulv ol Viuiitilll, slnle of ore.
gull, lias this ilny llicil III tins ollice his sworn
.1 ni incut No "-'Hi, lor tlic iiiirclmscol (lie nc'.,
uf secilull No. Ill, III toMllsllli No. '.! south,
l-iiliee No, 7 eilsl.ilinl will oiler proof to show
luil tin. liinil suililllt is lilol'i) viilililliln for lis
uinlicr or slime llnill fur ngrli'iillillnl Pill"
p.. i's, ninl lo cslillillsli his clnllil lo siihl linnl
licfoic llie icgistiir ninl receiver o( Mils ollice
nl Oregon I'll) . or. ou I'liewlny, the 'jtli ilny oi
lieci'liilirr l.-.ill.
lie nniili'S ns will. esses: II. S. I.i.y, (I,
Kihilinll, ul Slioriilnii, Oregon, A, W. Itlclicy
ninl .1. a. 1 1 . v ol I'liriliiml, or.
Any ninl nil persons cliillnltlg ililveri-ely llie
nliovc tli'sciilicil hunts lire rciiu'sleil to llie
llieir elnlins In this iilliee on or lielori' snlil '.'Hi
il iy oi Heceiiiln'1', Is'.'ll. ,1. T. A I'l'KHSoN,
Sl-l.s- II -'Jll, Keglslcr.
I I M llllll LAND, ACT .U N I'l . 'I, l-'!i".
Minn: ion ri iti.K 'run
t'NITKII S'I'ATKN I.ANII OI'l'll'K,
(ihkiiiin City, Or., Aug IM.i'JO.I
Nollee Is tu-reby given Unit III efiniiliiuce
ivilll tlie provisions of llie net nf congress of
.1 ii in- ;i, IsTs, enllllcil "An net for the Mile ol
tliiiliei' liui'ls iullic sliites o.r t'lillforulii, Ore
gon, Neviulil anil Wilslilngloii 'ierrltory,"
Aliuit I., Sliorlrlilge
of Sin-r i.l ii ii , county of Viunhill, slnle of Orn
iiiiii bus this tiny Illeil In tills oillcn her sworn
sl'iU'iuent No. 2'.'J'J, for llie piireluiHe ol Hichw1
of srclion No. I, in township No. 2 south I'niige
No. li oust, mul w ill oiler proof to show llnlllhn
liilnl sought is liiiiti) vnlilnlilc for Its timber or
si i ilie I loin or n g r leu II il rn I purposes, mul to es
tiilillsli her cliiini lit Mil 1 1 1 liilnl before the regis-
i-t- Mint receiver of this ollieu ul Oregon Cily,
Oregon, ou the 'lh ilny nf November IH'.K),
Slietiiiines ns winu'Hsi'M: W, McKiine, .1, h.
Ili'iiiln Ie, 0. VV. Kvims, of Sherlilnil, A. W.
Itiehey, of I'orllilllil, 0-.
Any unit nil pt'i'suns clnlmlug nilversely Hie
nliovc ilcserlbi'il I n mis tire reiiicsicil to llie I heir
el ilms In llils ollice on or before snlil 'J.sili tiny
ol Noveinlier, IN'JU. J, 'I'. AI'I'KHSON,
i)-l:t;1120 Iteglstur
STATIiANI) (iKNKRAL
Nrws hi'iim ClipiK'il from Our lix-
i. lianas
Ami Culle
I lltmti fur t tin
of Our lieailers,
IlciVcliitlon
'Mm I'ii'.i Mi'lliuiliHt ilniiiiiiiimitlun of
I' iv'iui will Iniilil a I'htiri h btiililiiw 1 1 iIm
hili.
The Fuinpli'i' Vulley nillrouil In lining
pn-hc'l In eiiliipleliiill, ninl hy tho tuna
HllllW lIll'H lllllllH will ho rillllllilK.
O I'. Chi'lili'lin, of Vornonia. while
ti t inx to riilrli a f i nil i Home calf, fell and
ilinl. iriitt'il his aliutililer.
Il la rcpnrtfil tbat MM Imllanii at
I'uit Hill buvei ri'iiniinet'il Cbrlatianlty,
ii ii ' I it sciiniiM oiillirenk ia feared.
The V'iuiik' huh of Orin lliiinhitin.of
iitv, Wliiliiiiui euiiiily, K'boan akull a an
fuel ni ml iiliuiit a iiiniitli axu by a kick
uf it i nil, has enlirnly reruvcreil.
l.l (ii.unln hut iiismui a cow onli
iiuiii", ninl hereiifli-r her ofllcera will
li:ive it ehiinen In akirininli with that hl
l.u iiiiim iiniiiiiil ninl bur kicking uwnura.
Tim Itunlyn tnlnea Imvu actit to the
Spokane t-xpunitmn a aoliil chillik uf
noil, iiir.i'.iiiiiig; I, l.'i cubic foot, ami itn
ueiojil Viiui luiir ninl one-hull tuna.
Npiikiiue si ems In ha in curliest about
. I'i-iiik the li.ulier ahupa on Kuniliiy.
i hie ut tint i.i.nr luuiiipulitluia ia now on
luiil (ni li,iui; hrukt'ii the. eluMiiK law.
l lie l; -.lilin! A Co'hirvillo h!ii(i was
n.lihe.l St'iit. UU, about .'i miloa from
I'l 'l line, ncir .Murley'a atittinn at It
ml. .ik Ahniit 4iK) was taken from
V"II I'.iru ik I'o'a box.
I 'Id Sipiile 1 1. W llbboita, w bo uamo
iiiiireguii in IS. ill, mul aetll. il in t,e
I n.il.iliii phiiiis, it I. in with (a I eh Wil
I. His an the Into Hull .1 1 hi Mock, in in
i il . iiii; i mul it urn ut II illalaao.
l lie iniiiea nf Criieker Cn-t-k. Calilo
Cut e, intuitu iiikI Sum utor have maile a
siileiuli'l sIiuwiiik' IIiih eeasun, which
l-iii Ih tin it eiieuiiriieineiit ua to future
plt.spl-i tn.
WealeV I'tllleail, (if IlWdr Cove), t'n-
mii eniinly, ruiaeil W.W biiHbclaof barlrty
"il l:li y 11. res ul gruiunl. 1 1 in farm lamt,
uf ah. ml intiitv aena, iiroiltiiletl fCW
itlli-liels u jjtuill.
Tho Hi'htiulhutiio ut lieiilil, Malheur
eniinly, i'uiuieli llllil Hi'fpttl by till)
tiimlri s, .is l.iirneil up tbat night. The
u'eiii'iul iiiiTessi.,ii ia Unit tho house
hum lireil maliciously
ll.iker I ilv huh to Imvo beun libtcil
iv nil t-lei Ineity tlurin,! the fair that it ia
In he he!.! there next wock, but tbera
will he a ilisnppuiiiliiieiit, living to noil
hi nviil of ti part nf tho niiuhiiif ry.
Nun c fifty nl the innnt prniniiii-til citi
'iin uf I'l iplletim, who lliou)-lil it no
harm In out ninl look ut a price f tf lit.
ue i:uw titnler nrrcBt, mi I rl"-' ""
Ihev ii'f li ii.l Ho" ul TOj e' ll umt
ix iii'intliMinpiiatinini'iit. Kovjllo.
The k itbcriin; ol xtraw for t'.ie I.eli
.iii'.ii n per nulla bus Ih'oii cutiitiieleil,
ati'l tlu'ii iinmeiiMu sheila am fulf. Tho
ui.tleij.il ia on tho rruuiiil anil the mill
will be ptishej to ruliipletiun lipi put to
Wi(W IIS sunn ua pipal bio. j
vlra J. E. Ha i ley, of Fore-af (irovn,
il.pl lust Nittintay, of coiiaiVmptlon,
Hktt' l li t yeiira She loaves a tiiatwnd
am) one iliiuchter. She CAine frCm Wia
em fin toliri;.m with hr parfnji, Mr.
ami Mra Shipley, in 1S73.
Tho iiiiuL-nil reaoiirtH-a of Or3fon are
ia-eniuinn murti ami better kn hn,anil
their number ia leuioii, aaya the Albany
lleiul l .liiseph .Miaiier baajuat iliacov
ere l near Muhhh'. lSonton county, a
fiiitr-ltiui vein of l'liitiiluio, which ia ims
iievcl to he uf iv ipinlily exceeilirijly val-
ll.ll'le
At I i.ill.is. I'ulk I'li'intv, thn team of
.luiiies Elliot inn Hvvity with the waijon
u:tiei tilth ruila, Mr Elliot and four
hltle I'liil.lveii mi the lead Mr. Elliot
win thrown nit' ninl tin! vvnj;.in paaaed
mil I .nth iink'rs He held the reins,
however, ami Hikccoilcd in ".topping the
horse.
licit! are sii'.l to bo plentiful thin fall,
ami a timelier Imve ulieinly been seen in
the Unter (eothilla, aiiya the Henton
l.eiuler Sevenil of the old bunion
ahum 1 1 mil me picpiiriii to alay gome
nl ilie-e iiiiiiniiN, nnd have imisirted
uh.it ine s.ii'l tu ho wcll-ilruliuM bear
ilnM fur the titii'nosp.
SI inp-nn are repotted ua vory naree
in the I'uhnuhiit iilmve Aatoria The
ii Msun assigned for llieir aeareity In the
tiiyiiinls of Miiniiiiea tlint ureal present
I k 1 1 i n i . 1 1 1 i.-1 1 1 ul tho mouth of the river.
I Iiih in theapuw ninnnt'iiHoii with tho utir-tliiii-s
, nnd llie Miireon, living print-i-'hilli'
mi Mimll li-h , w ill not ascend up
Iho river until tho Niirdiitea diaappeur.
Vei iii'tu.t, Columbia county, bus or-
Hitn.ied ii huat'il ol triidu to further itn
i.-iowlh uiiil piuapeiity. Dr. C. It.
New th wiin chosen pret-iilont uiuIUms.
II. r.ynun Hin'ietiiry. Wiiliuin H. Hrtt
den vvusi elerled ttelt'K ilo to the l'orllitnd
ctivi'tilinn lor tint purpose nl organizing
it stule hoiitd .
The l'lonhvtcrian chun-h building at
Knitppit will he publicly dedicated on
iho liiNt Siihhitlli of October, and the
ro'ieji'K itliin will bo lutppv to have all
their friends join them in the appropri
ate set vices of the duv. Quito a sum of
money hits been raised to properly fur
nish the t'hiiivli, tho people ol Astoria,
giving liberally.
Every steamer that leaves for Port
land, says tho Columbian, carries from
one. t i tinee carloads of salmon for East
ern Hhipntent. For the first time in
years no sulmon hits boon shipped for
eign from Astoiiit, and the thousands of
dollars that has freights will remain in
this country .
Over UO.UOi) iieres of hind have been
I'liiitiiirted with the Haker Valley Irriga
tion Company lor it supply of wuler from
their (-uiiiil . Interest in the operations
of the company extends us fur us Port
land, snya tint Haker City Deinocritt,
ami new s of Iho filings on the arid liituU
udjurcnt tn Haker City has cri uled not
a little talk.
llarksliileis tiro sometimes very
promptly arrested in their retrograde
career. The llillshoro Independent
aiiya: A tew days ngo a litllo boy,
while itipitlly propelling himself back
wards along a lloor, ns an amusement,
hml the Hitting part of his anatomy
pierced by a sliver aome three inches
lone;. He hud it removed by one of our
surgeons."
Anut-ortoH nnd Fidnlgo City are peti
tioning the county cnnimissionerg to
build it sixty-foot road between the two
tow ns. The petition usks for un allow
ance ol ifSnllll with w inch to do the work.
I 'buries Hnhrinir, Hgod 12, of Spokane
Falls, w hile carelessly bundling a dou-
lile-liiii'iel shotgun shot one of the bar
rels, the of it passing through his hourt,
killing Intn instantly.
Hroiviisville witnessed a squaw fight
lust week. Two stiuaws, after having
bought, u whip each, began quarreling
over the merits of the colored crackers,
and being: unable to bust thoir judgments
upon tho colors alone, they flogged each
other until both lay down upon the
walk and cried.
Tlie next meeting of the Oregon Presf
Aaata'iuihni will lie held at Aatoria In
Aiigtiat 'inli, VHth, and 211th, lstl,
Tho Ohaerver U the name of a neat
four-column quart, publiaKed at Ouk
land, Dotiglaa county, byJl. J. Rich
mond, ,
The hallaatlng on llie Ureal Northern
lxitween the New Whutcom and Fair
haven la nearly coinplotud.
The deinocrari of I'ort Townannd are
conaldiirlng the advlaability of nomlna-
ting a woman for achool upirriiiUmdtint.
C' M. I.atla hua been ut'noiiited coin-
miiiHloiier of Whalcotn county lo fill the
unor, petted term of C. H. Kcanlinii. do-
ceaaed,
I'ort Townaund will soon have a new 1
inornliig daily ol the democratic tr-
suaalon. It will be one etrongeat party
orgaas In the state.
The Forest drove Items In the Hills-
boro Independent, contain the informa
tion that Mrs. Trvnhena Monnva. aiatiira
of Mrs. Barah Ifrisbine, and thirteen
children are visiting in town this week.
(several lame anulo orchards are lav
ing set out in Douglas county. This
is as it should be, says the Koacburg
Knvlnw. The fruit Industry of the
Ilmpiina valley should liecome a mut-
tar of prido to the entire atute.
The Newnoit Telephone Couinsiiv Is
eibiniling its line from Vatpiina City to
Toledo. This will lie a irrout conven
ience lo the people on the bay and at
Toledo, as the ruilroad rompany does
not keep the ofatrator al Toledo.
The steamer Alax, fioin Coos Hay to
hnn Franciaco. which was wiecked off
Cusa Miinil.K'ino, had on board two
voting Indies of Coos bay, Miaa Anniu
ElanugBti and Miss Callahan. They
were four hours at sea in an open boat.
One of the attractions at the Kpohane
eipoaitioii will be three companies of
lulaiitrv and troup of cavalry, with
llie regimental band, all from Fori Slier
man. They are encamped on vacant
ground adjoining Oonsaga college, and
will remain ten days.
lMullar Koactments.
Some of the laws ol Oregon are pectil
iurtoiay the least savs The East I'ort
land Vindicator. For inNtance: The
county court calls in a physician to ex
amine man as to his sanity. If the
phyaicsn finds that the man ia insane
and commitment papers are made out
ne guts a ice oi llvedolutrs: if the man
ia found out to las all right, the doctor
(hain't got a continental red tent. Again :
If the sheritr has four prisoners in iail
he is allowed five dollars weekly for
boarding each one, making twentv dollars
per week, for the four. If he is unfortu
nate enough to get another prisoner,
me oouru oi eaclt is reduced to the"
dollars per week for the (! f'lee
and other similar law-. C0U
mentioned, in.ti - what acute cene
i ........ our anions are posaeaaed of and
shows what an immenceproMMure of brain
power is rsrried around inaide the cra
nium of the average legislator.
An Autumn Hong.
All the summer's worn and old;
The inn has ceased a-wooing it
Trees are drooping blood and gold
Wood for murder oftlie right,
And gold to hide it out o sight;
Hut for all they are so hold
1 think they'll fail fordoing it '
Till the careful sun is cold.
Till the watching atari for dread
Oo out and cease to lighten it,
Ornvi asartli ilrinka up the rati.
Wrung by lust of greedy gain,
Drum tlie broken sweater's pain,
Krotn the dying and the dead,
Till never moon may whiten it
With he silver pity shed. ;
Ye who tread a golden way
With hearts of others paving it,
Hark! the autumn voices say:
"The yellow leaves lie ankle-deep,
Hut through them still tlie crimson peep,
niniii'iunii.U) stain llie nay,
No alter rain-drops, laving it,
Washing the purple from the clay."
NiA V. I.AYAKti, the Haper's Magazine
for October.
Circular Letter From the Head Letter Office.
Following is a synopsis of circular
sent out by the sujierintendent of the
Dead letter Ollice under date of Septem
ber 1st, lS'.H):
Over six million pieces of mail matter
are sent annually to the Dead Letter
Otlico by reason of incoriect, illegible, or
deficient address, insufficient postage,
insecure inclosing, whereby matter
mailed becomes separated from the en
vcloaj or wrapper, or the failure to be
railed for or delivered to the person ad
diossed. This ia a daily average of over
twenty thousand pieces.
Of these tho greater portion are not
culled for at the pct ollice to which they
are directed, or in case of free delivery
offices, the addressees cannot be found,
notwithstanding ever known means is
resorted to on the part of the postal otli
ciula to oiled delivery.
Mutter sent to the Dead Letter ollice,
which cannot be delivered to the person
addressed, is required to be opened in
its treatment tor the purpose ol return to
the sender, and if the name and address
of the sender be not shown or cannot be
ascertained from the contents, and it
contains no valuable inclosure, it must
be destroyed,
letters opened and found to contain
any inclosure of obvious value are en
tered upon proper records, anu oi sucp,
those which do not disclose sutlioient in
formation to enable them to be returned
are tiled, subjoct to reclamation upon
proian application and ldenliucatiou.
Lettors which contain no inclosure of
obvious value are not recorded.
l'ackagos and parcels are recorded,
and where they do not disclose the name
and address of the owner are tiled ; i
not culled lor or claimed within two
years they are disposed of at public auc
tion and the proceeds converted into the
Unietd States Treasury.
A large proportion of tho packages and
parcels sent to the Dead Letter Ollice
fail to be restored to the owners be
cause of the absence on the wrappers or
inclosnres of anything to indicate own
ership thereof.
lalormation as to the character and
nature of the mattor thus received at the
Dead Letter Ollice, and the conditions
and influences which occasion its failure
to reach the isjchous to whom the send
ers designed it to go ulay be of interest,
and the mere statement of it carry with
it suggestions which may serve the pub
lic in its exercise of postal privileges.
Among the letters which find their
way Dead Letter Office, the largost pro
portion are insuflicient address, or no
adtlres whatever. Next in order comes
those held for postage, together with let
ters, etc., addressed to Canada and Mex
ico, mutter to these countries being un
muilnble except upon full prepayment of
postage. Then come letters addressed
to persons in care of hotels, and ficti
cious addresses. Many are articles of
merchandise which are misdirected, or
the address has become separated or
lost.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
No. 1 sawed shingles in cur load lots
shaved shingles in large quantities. En
quire of D. J, SwiUer.
ORKGON CITY;
r
Most Intensive Water iwi is
The WoiM. I ,'
Dcslliifil lo bo a (;renl .Miiiiufaefnf
lug Outer.
i
Oregon City, which bus tin; greategj
water power and tho bent transportation
facilities of any place on the Amsricaq
continent is stirefy coming into promi
nonce, and will soon be the greater
manufacturing center, if not in
United Stulea, at least of the "real
tine uui iiiw vei .
The new comer will ask why were not
these boundless facilities not earlier mil.
ized? It was because of spume popul.
tlon In the country, and the proia-rty
was principally owned by parlies in New
York, who came in poaaeaaion ,y chunot
and did not realise the immense value of
the proM!rtics in the luture.
Vt itli commendable enterprise and the
good of his adopted home ut heart Mr.
E. L. Easthan, with a syndicate of lo
cal capitalists secured control of ull the
properties on both sides of the river
thus maiding them to offer capilalisti
who desired to build uuuiuhictories and
mills, the most liberal inducements
They secured complete control of the ba
sin, lea ks, etc., on laah ciilea of the
river, ami through their liberal noliev
extensive factories and mills have been
erected. The inducements this company
ollercd, taking into consideration the
nutiirul commercial advantages, could
uui. ise iinpiicateii anyw Here,
To all inanufuctors they give free
water power for ten yeurs, and after
that oxuet a reasonable rental to laj de
termined by impartial arbitration;
also to give the land necessary at a nom
inal yearly rental, practically without
limit as to time. As the most desirable
sites for fuctorieis were on the solid rock
foundation between the river and canal
the cost of development of power was
small. As a result there are now five
large and a number of small manufac
tories either completed or under way.
One great advantage of the great Will
amette Falls over all other wuter powers
of the country is tbat ice never interferes
with the water wheels as in the East,
and the cheapest water power in the
world can be used continuously through
all the seasons of the year. Another
point in its favor is the nearness lo the
ocean and Portland, where llie largest
vessels of tho world anchor. The Falls
are only 12 miles from I'ort land the era--
commercial metropolis of tho -""vst,
and tho terminus eVv,: K-cat conti
nental linear;', -"a;, ,
Or." lms a" 1,18 advantages of
-.t'r falling power, chean tranaim.f..
lion, good climate, and is the only man
ufacturing, center in the foiled' states
with a great free water power located on
tide water '
MAStTACTCBINa IN lit STKltS.
Among the manufacturing enterprises
of Oregon City is the Oregon City Man
ufacturing Company, who are the own
ers of the immense woolen mills and
soap works, and have been established
for many yeaes. Thev make the finest
goods, and turn out a product of over
a million dollars Hnnuully, giving em
ployment tu a large numWr of skilled
workmen. Two lurae tiouring mills
with a capacity of 760 barrels uf flour
per day are kept in constant operation.
The Willamette Falls Excelsior Com
pany, who manufacture excelsior from
cottonwotxl, and make shoddy from rags,
use 1000 cords of wood and oOO.OOO
pound of rags annually.
The Crown l'aper Mill Company will
employ about sixty workmen, oner-half
nf whom wilt tia Avtiartu at.,1
. ..... vAn.iW nlli, viio 'V
roll will amount to about 175,000 a year.
Tiie mill will use 15 tons of straw per
day, producing 10 tons of 6traw paer.
Manilla and other classes of paper will
be manufactured, making an annual
product of gbout $200,000.
The Willamette Pulp and Pajicr Com
pany is composed of some of the leading
paper manufacturers of America, and
they have in successful operation a
large pulp mill, for making a wood pulp
mill trom Cottonwood and spruce. This
mill has a capacity of twentv tons in 24
hours. Within a short distance is their
immense sulphite mill for manufacturing
wood pulp hv chemical process. Tics
mill is completely equipped with the
most expensive machinery. This com
pany have commenced work on a new
mill for manufacturing news and line
grades of paper.
The Willunietto Fulls Electric Com
pany who generate their power at the
Falls are not only supplying Portland
and Oregon City with light, but are
making substantial improvements in
their plant preparatory to furnishing
power to small manufactories in Port
lund and Oregon City. The new elec
tric motor line from Portland to Oreszon
City, will be propelled by powor from
me Bome Bourco.
Hcsides the factories above mentioned
Oregon City has two extensive sawmills,
iron works, two box factories, sush and
door, furniture and ice factories, scroll
and moulding works, cigar factory, chair
factory, brewery, cement mill, 'an ex
tensive fruit, vegetable and fish cannery.
There is abundant room for more fac
tories of various kinds, and the most lib
eral inducements are "jtl'ered.
AORICULTCBAI, RESOl'KCESS.
Fruit and vegetable lands can be sn-
cured on the most liberal terms and the
surrounding country produces fruits and
berries of all kinds, of the best quality
equal to those produced in California,
wmieine quuniy ot ine vegetables cannot
be excelled anywhere. Fuits and veget
ables can be produced at a net profit
of from $1500 to $000 per acre, and can be
contracted to the cannery from one to
five years at profitable figures.
Oregon City has splendid transporta
tion facilities, there being several boats
and trains daily. Has good schools and
a number of churches, and the advan
tage of the best conditions of societv.
Tlie population is constantly increasing'
and a large number of new dwellings are
boing erected . The climate is mild and
healthy, and never were better induce
ments offered to homesoekers.
Suburban properti98 Btiitiihln five Onif
raising, and delightful residence loca
tions are yet sold on the most reason
able terms, Now is the time to invest
in properties in the vicinity of Oregon
City, as the manufacturing interests are
certain to make property valuable be
fore many months. There is plenty
of room here for more factories and
mills, and the inducements of low rental
and free power are a valuable consider
ation in favor of capitalists, who intend
to engage in manufacturing.
The factories that have been estab
lished are doing a good business, and
are constantly adding new improve
ments to their plants.
The commercial inipol ranee of Oregon
City is becoming a settled fact, and in
creased transportation facilities are be
ing constantly added.
Charmattiii Co., have purchased the
entiie stock of Columbia Cottage Colors
from Mess. Olson & Louis. They are
fine mixed paints, and give satisfaction.
Are put up in 6 gallon cans, 1 gal., quarts
and pints.