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THE ENTERPRISE
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OKEOON CITY, OCTOBER 9, 1W0.
. zflsr orroiiTiwiTr,
Ciackamv ivnuty carried away the prl
to at the Industrial Kxpiuillon U-t tit'k
for ttic Wtt display of form, fruit and dairy
products. The stock exhibit (Him till
county, although small, received a flatter
ing ehare of Hi award. This county
should hav had creditable display of Its
manufacture. It has tliu product ih1 ma
terial to make letter Industrial exhibit than
any other tret Urn of the northwest. The
board of trade, dtUetis mut manufacturers,
with few exceptions, displayed a Ui k of in
terest in th matter that in not rery compli
mentary to the Idling manufacturing city
of the northwest. If Oregon City expect
to receive tho Just recognition to which h
is entitled by tin natural advantages of her
locution and unoipiidcd facilities of the
greatest free water power on tit American
continent, sht must not hesitate to let hor
light shine, before the world on every possi.
bit occasion. Spokane r'.tlls with less than
one-half the natural water (tower of the
Falls of the Willamette, does not hesitate to
toot their horn on every invisible; invasion
throughout the land. As a result millions
of dollar of Kastcrn capital are bronv'ht
there and Invested, where the ower is held
under the rest rictic-ns of an exacting niono
oly. Cnlest Oregon City is continually al
Yertised It wilt lose its identity and more
pretentious Hiints with far less natural la
cMUea will reap the benefit. With hut lit
tie tiTort and expense Oregon City could
hare had an industrial exhibit at the Expo
sition that would have attracted the cure
fll attention and interested admiration of
thousands of people from every ortlon of
the I'nion. This exhibit alone would hae
been worth thousand' of dollars to Oregon
City ami Clackamas county ; it would have
been advertising In a way that would have
produced gratifying result. Hut we must
profit in the future by the errors and omis
sions of the past.
Tui imiHirtanee of Oregon being prn rly
represented at the World's fair in a way
that will redound to the beiietlt of nil con
cerned, can be accomplished, provided the
matter assumes tungthlo shape. It is ev
ident that something musi l done at
one if the state has a creditable exhibit nt
the World'i Fair. The West Shore makes
the following pertinent suggestions: "lt
the state board of trade call a World's Fair
convention, consisting of delegates from
every county. Let that convention elect
certain number of its ntcmlirr to Incur,
porut the Oregon World's Fair Associa
tion, which shall have full charge of the
state exhibit. Let this assix iatlon adopt
tome practical method of raising sutlb icnt
funds for a ili lay that n tit tss of tome
credit and benefit to 1 1 if stale, not less than
ISSO.mO. of which at least hs). l sho tll
be appropriated by t'.e legislature. Let
them select a hroa I gua re man as mana
ger and a live exeeutive committee to as.
list him, and then e will see something ol
which we may lie proud and before which
wc will not hang our head in shame w hen
wo visit Chicago. This Is not a Portland
matter, but one that vitally ail'ccts the
whole state. The li.!itn will 1 rented
for years to come, and will accrue as much
to one section of the state as the other. I el
II loyal, live and Intelligent orrguniana
make this a personal matter, and then
something will be done. "
As there Is a growing sentiment among
tin people in favor of repealing the mort
gage tax law, and correcting and amending
the present unfair aisessmcnt laws, it is very
important that our senators and represent
atives in the state legislature should become
familiar with the opinions and voice of their
constituents in this all-important matiur,
which will surely be brought before that
body for its consideration. Tut Kjjt
rsisi w ill take pleasure in publishing the
opinions of its readers from every .onion
of the county. 1 his is a matter of vital
importance to the future welfare of this
state, ami invites the earnest consideration
ef every taxpayer, who should consult with
his neighbors as to the Ik st method of cor
recting the existing evils, an 1 urge upon
our legislators the importance of promptly
providing a remedy for these fatal blunders
made by former luw'-muker. To this end
Tiir. K.ntehphibe Invites the tax payers of
Clackamas county to express their senti
ments on this or any other matter pertain
ing lo the welfare of the people.
Tit t Unite Creek Fair held at Marijii.iin
last week was a most successful exposition
of the productions uf Clackamas county, in
spite of the rainy weather. The attendance
would have rcllerted credit to any district
fair held in the slate, The managers of the
association deserve commendable mention
for the success that crowned their efforts.
They have demonstrated that a successful
lair can be held in Clackamas county, anil
have disproved the theory thata fair cannot
be made a prosroiis undertaking without
horse racing and its attendant evils. It has
proved that a strictly agricultural, horticul
tural, stock and industrial exposition, when
properly managed, can l! made a triumph
ant success.
Tiie situation as regards grain this fall Is
a gratifying change for the farmers, because
prices rule higher than they have for several
years, due to the fact that there is no over
production. This year the world's supply
of wheat will not exceed the amount con
sumed, and the price has gone up to a
higher figure. Now, if thefarmcrsof the Uni
ted Blates do not all rush wildly to increase
their wheat acreage for next year's crop, we
will not have a surplus congesting in ele
vators and granaries, with the price below
the cost of production.
Those who are urging that the govern
ment shall buy the railroads of the. country
would better got some information about
rates in those Kuropean countries which
have bought in their railroads. The Indi
anapolis Journal instances the case of a gen
tleman just returned from Europe, who
paid $M for a 000-mile ticket on a railroad
and a section in a sleeper. The road making
that charge was under government manage
menta policy which one set of reformers
are demanding for this country.
Th supreme court has declined to re
view its opinion in the Sandy Olds case, and
as a consequence he will have another long
drawn tedious trial in tin) circuit court with
probably the same result. The murder of
Webber was one of the foulest blots on the
records of the criminal history of Portland,
and the money of the gamblers and cut
throats who were In the conspiracy Is leav
ing nothing undone to save this murderer
from the gallows or penitentiary.
Th Telegram states that several Eastern
gentlemen were in Portland recently look
ing over the field to establish a woolen
mill, In which they purpose investing $p,.
000 for a plant. They are now on the
Sound, but will return to this city before
finally choosing a location. What is the
matter of the board of trade Inducing them
to locate here. The water power is a decided
advantage in favor of Oregon City.
Ohkuok got f'JiVM) apportionment for
puMie surveys. This will enable a portion
th tinsurveved lands In Oregon to b
opened for scllhmienl and entry.
" KeinmlerUe" has been promised M tbt
word to express execution by electricity.
On slighter occasion tbt unlucky Captain
Boycott, uf Ireland, gv hit nam lo a
process now vtnr well understood, and
new word to th Kugllsh language.
On account ol th ntw tariff bill becom
ing a law, smokers of Imported cigar will
hart lo forego that luxury and content
themselves with smoking th domestic ar
ticle, or pay an txhorbitant prlc (or Inv
ported goods. Cigar dealer claim that
tonally at good cigar can I produced In
Florida a Cuba.
Tut McKlnlty bill will advance th price
of plushes and Imported foreign drs
goods at leant ten per rul,auattet a prom
I limit Portland Importer who geta hi goods
direct from Tart. As th burden of th
tariff will fall on fin Imported fabric, onty
th apparel of th rich will suffer. II rati'
not b said lor one that all legislation It In
favor of th rich.
Tnicouinioro of th Northwest (VIAc
coast la suffering lo tu alarming extent on
account of tht Inability or neglect of th
transcontinental railroad lines to prtvhi
cart for transporting lumber and othr pro
ducts to Eastern markets. Th resolutions
passed by the tint botrd of trad hav not
as yet bait th ltect of Increasing th tutm-
brr of car to th required xUnl to relieve
the blockade.
II . I - I
Tin exhibit of farm, garden, orchard and
dairy product, all produced from th farm
of Mrs, Klneareon, near this plc, and
tastily displayed al the Industrial F.ipoil
lion In Portland, puts to ham th meager
display mad of the mauuracliired products
of Oregon City. The pritet, amounting to
I VI In value, res-elvilby Mrs. Klnearaon,
Is no compensation for th labor and ex
pens Involved In arranging this xhibi(,
iMch alone i a valuable advertlwinent for
Oregon City.
Thi supreme court met for lb regular
October term on last Uonday, ami will con
tlnut in sos-non until disposition shall havt
Won made of th large number of case on
th docket This term promise' lo be an
Interesting on, having several rase of
great importance on the docket Th
court is considerably rhanged. Judg
Strahan 1 chief Justice, and Ju.lg Mean
has assumed his place on th suprrm
bench.
L
A'Tisu Indian Commissioner Halt hat
issued a Utter to Indian agent, directing
thfiu to promptly refuse applications for
Indiana for Wild West shows, at It is
against tht policy of th interior depart
ment to grant rmlt for such purposes
under any circumstance. If any Indians
should hereafter attempt tolravtth reser
vation for exhibition purposes prompt
measures will be adopt! to rrlaln them.
Museum and sbos will hereafter I cvru
I elled to improvise tlitlr Indians for rihl
i ilion, or leave that drawing card out.
Tut interior department Hints that the
appropriation for ps' tl agents was so small
that a reduction of the present force Is found
ixvrssarv, and ther will Iw a whole
sale cutting off of heads. Among the
niimlier who will I relieved ar II. 8.
Travis, of Portland, Oregon, and T. J. Mat
thews, of Ulackfoot, Idaho. Th depart
ment lass this is no reflection on th men,
but simply because there are no fundi lo
continue the lore. There will hav to bt an
entirt reorganiiation of th force bfor tht
work In Cfharg of these special agent Is
continued, It it claimed that Senator tjuav
want a place In the senate for on of bit
men, and it after Johnson or Oil Try's
scalp. Th former la frvtn Minnesota and a
republican, while Gil Try is from Oregon and
a democrat It is not probable that t J 11 fry
will be displaced.
Tut Oregoiilan mentions that the only
obstacle which prevents sa-gnlng viasrla of
moderstedraft, at lratt, from reaching Ore
gon City is th Clackamas rapids. As here
tofore commented onbyTus Esrmrsiss,
it would b almost Impracticable to dredg
a channel, as It would lowtr th water in
front of the city at tht foot of the locks.
Home parties advocate extending the canal
to th Clackamas rapids, and having th
lower loci there. This would extend th
possibilities of the w.tler power, and would
give the cltv t chance to expand and spread
itself down to the end id the canal, a id a
comparatively small eindltnrc would ena
ble sea going vesseis lo .'nine up to the end
of the canal, and the pro lints of th facto
ries could lie loaded illrsctlv I. do tht vessels
from the mills. As it in not far from the
main xirtion of tht city to tht Clackamas
rapids, and the sites for mills uud factories
will all be occupied liefore very long, the
project is rertalnly feasible. The W. T. A
Co. who own the land along the prooid
extension of the canal would then have
plenty of ground to lease for factories,
Taehr's Reading Circle.
County rsiiperintoinlont Alox. Thom
son rtcoramendH that all toucher In the
county join the Htate Teacher' Heading
Circle, a it wilt give them thorough
training for teachers, and enable them
to pass examination much easier.
The following extract from a hitler pub
lished by Protestor J. B, Horner, sec
retary and manager of the statn teacher's
reading circle in the Kdiie.ational Com
pendium at Kotieburg explains ltt work
ings: The Slate Teachers' Heading Circle in
what ilii name implies a great Cha
taqua organized by the superintendents,
while aHHomliled at the Htate Teachers'
Association, for the teachers of Oregon,
having for its prime, object the mutual
lumrovemorit of all its members.
It cohH fifty cents to be a member
of this Heading Circle for the second
year which beginit Novnmlier 1, 1H90,
and will end June 20, LSDl. No certifi
cates 'an be issued without thi remit
tance. Tho fund acquired by thi means
will be need to dulray the expenses of
tbn Circle.
The books in this year's course van be
hud postpaid through the Necretury at
tint following ratoH:
"Quick' Kducationul Roformor," 80
Ctfl.
"Shaw A Donnell's School Room De
vices," $1.20.
"Kellogg'e EngllHh Literature," $140.
It mutton not win-re you purchase your
books.
At the State Teachers' Association
which will probably convene next July
suitable diplomas will be presented to
all who will have completed the two
years' course. Certificates will be pre
sented to such as will have completed
only this year's reading.
"Time is growing short", and the
question to be decided at once is, will
excellent work of the society be con
tinned on the plan so successfully begun
lHt year? If you are in favor of con
tinuation of this great work, please aid
the cause of education b placing the in
terests of the Heading Circle bo hire your
friends. Professor Horner's address is
I.'oneburg, Oregon.
WOIISI THAN LkPHOSV
Is catarrh, and there I but one preparal
tion that does cure that disease, and
that is the California Positive and Neg
ative Electric Liniment. Hold by I. 0.
Clark. It also cures neuralgia, rheuma
tism, headache, sprain, burns, and al-
pain, Try it, ana ten your neignoor
whereto get it. Bold by
E. O, C autism), Drugglti.
TUB COUNTY NEWS.
From The Ivntorprisc's Corps of
CorivsiHiiJeiits.
!Ue Item of Interest r'rttm Surround
ing Tawtit snd Coiiutry.
New Km,
No inort dual In t.K),
Farmer will feel Jubilant over lb
rain, at thrv can commence plowing
and towing their (all grain.
Home of Hit boy have gone to Port
land, prttuumbly to so the elephant.
We wanted lo sen the elephant at
Hulta iWk, and the rain knock! ut
out on th lliet round. Hut r de
termined, ami will no doubt got thr
ntxt year.
Th proprietor of lb Oriental Hotel
of your cltv and Mum August Undid
wer married last Mmiilsv at the Catho
lic church in Ntw Kr. rather Wanlry
olllclatlng. V wish Ibtui pi
ui and protporiiy In their ntw depart
ure. Th measles are in high g'ee in our
neighborhood, having rectnitly vlalted
th (amilica of W. J. Itauch. John Keck,
J Itrlgg and K. IV Hutchinson, tout
of whom hav been unite tick, but
bllv ar nearlv all well tgaln.
Mr. Porter, uf Oregon Citv.lt In our
midst with hit steam wood taw, uwiug
love wood for all who have chronic,
indioition to hard labor. That strike
ut a Unit tlftoen cord worth.
Jam Houghton ha cleared and
ditched portion of hi vtluabl lake,
which will add greatly to th fine ap
pearance and appreciation of hi littl
firm.
Thr are but few tMitatoe dug a yet.
(inorg Itandall Is th onlv on herea
bout who ha dug any. It say they
ar tin, but few in a hill.
Prof. W. K Johnson thinks som of
teaching th school at Mount l'leaaant
thi winter. Th prstpl ut that district
would l very fortunate to teeur hi
services, a lie ranks No 1 as a teacher.
Prof. W II IMiyns, of Albina, paid
us another of his iutvrrssling visit tb
latter part of last weok and .Sunday. II
Itporla hi school in Albln pmgr
ing very nlcly.
Thetfrngo and W C T IMiall It
nearly coiuletrd. The Orange will
probably dmlicatelt the fuiuth r-eturday
in Novmtr
J. I.. Wahlron ia buying all lb fruit,
both grren and duel,' be ran tlnd for
aal. at rinuira'.ive price, for th firm
of II. V.. Hat tin A fit uf Portland. II
make tilssral otbn for potatoes, but so
far ha contracted for but few.
Pavid McArthur ha been ovr to
Nestucca Hay for a few week for th
teneflt of hi health, We ho lo o
him groatlv tx'iietiltil by the trip.
II. E Seinlle, of Oregon l ily, bat
Completed a stone foundation for root
hotiMfor K. C. Madilm k, and in addi
tion lo that rune half doin root houae
have tren built In the city of New Kra
So you", Mr. Pditor, we have a dia
itiou 'ospond nioiiev no her. V hav
no million to ped, but think when
you gel around our wav you will proba
bly nive us a Ittt'e l"Hl' W ate Incliuixl
to lee I a little Mat if we are n'l noticed
at all ; ami some 1 1 our enterprising lei
Iowa lii'ght gel oil their base and tian
deraw liole lot of mciiey ) isl in onler
to make- Ne K.ia slims. Then II p o
rrtv did n't bate a rising Dm tualloii you
would bear of a tluuncialciaah, and tl
democrat wnuld try to elm t th next
prldtnl. Suoarr
Hali Hrouk.
Mi Cor Comer, aim ba ln Slav
in with th" luuiilv o( M. Mitcliell, is
boiuo on a brio! visit.
K, I. Duval ol tiresliaiii, M iiltiiiiinali
county, was liero on ImnineM It day
tir,
Holtnan A (iiirrett, farmer, bav
Just ili'llvcroil about one bumlreil ami
tuenlv ton of buy on board car at
Harlow Slntion lur Bliipuieiit lo I'ort
lan.l. l're"t I'.onney and wife will move tbia
wpvk from near Atimra to tlio farm of
Jonliim (lorlH'tt al t'Mr Canyon crrek.
Last wr'k was si'Oiil by your corrt1
oiiileiit at ami near Hiitleville, pietur
esquoly situated on tbe bank of llie Will-ami-tte
river. Tbis lo one ol tbt pioneer
town ol On-tfoli. Ne.irly rviry owner
of real estuto in tint vii'tnity b a
field of liof'H, wliii'li jiruven a "Itoiianta"
Ibis year.
V. K Krlieurer Iiiih built a lanto ware
house lor tliu sto'aite ol bops
Tbe liHHlenl little. i nlLie iri'nleil over
by Mr, llihlwin is -n homelike audi berry
that we would ulidly bavu iolott)(ed
our v i m i t , but bud to reunion our rliune
after the ulm lity I ' t.t
He vera I of our neihborH are inukinu
prepiiratioiiM to ulteud the County l.iir
at .Mnritiiim on Tliurmliiv, 1-rM.iv ami
Saturday of th s week 'u lluilerstaud
that there will he h rv. Inruiii.i Iheie of
a trip uroiiiid I lit wurhl. Tbie fnuture
will prove very iittuicthe. as tlio r
wno linvn wit ni'Mieil Dm I'veloriiiiis en
tbusiiiHtically proiiotiiire it line
Mint Muv Hull niiil iiiotliur wei ilia
guest of Mrs J. Coiner on tbe 211 inst
Tbe next IbiriK on tbe farmers' pro
gramme is burvuHtiiiK potatoes.
Habbatli scliool at Utiper Canyon
creek school al 1 1 o'clock, A . M, each
Hun day. tun
Milwauklc.
Mis Mbbv KiiilinK was the truest of
Miss Klgivu Muller.
Miss Jano LewiilliliK left Wednesday
on a visit to Iter sister, Mr, (livens, at
Iihu'kloot, Idiibo.
Tbe Milwauklo limns liinul is now a
tiling of tbe I'iihI.
Harmony sebool, distriot 40 opened
last Monday witb lliirvey and Miss Ida
Hlark weather as tenebers.
Tbe old Rliiniliinl mills, are now stand
Inn Idle. Tim furniture tiietury Imvlnn
vacated Inst luesilny.
Mr. Held Lwelllnu Iiiih li.i'I forty acres
of land divided into lotH uud will place
it on tbe niurkat In a short time.
Miss KluivH Mullen entertained few
of her friends ut her rcHidenee, lust files-
day evemnk. Music unil uuncini; were
indulged in to a lute hour, Mias Mul
len left Bttttirdiiy for Mulullii where she
has been engnged to tench school.
Mr.nndMrs. 0. Al. I'iurce and daiiuli
ter I'earl, left 'Jimrsdiiy for Centrulia
their future home. Mr. I'icrce Is tli
manuKer of the Cenlrulia Furniture Co.
formerly the Htandiird, of Milwaukie.
Wo wihIi him hucciihm in Ins new enter-
prino.
Prune drying 1h drnwinu to a close and
orchardis'H in this vicinity have no
cauHO to compluln.
1'lltZ,
Hprlngwuter.
Thrflflhinif is over, and oats turned out
an average of 40 bushels to the acre, and
wheat
J. Hhibley and A. Lucy hud some oats
that yielded tit) busbclH to the acre.
Over 3500 bushels of grain were
threshed in Hpringwalur precinct thi
season. .
The fiuit crop in this neighborhood Is
good. Home are selling their fruit green,
wh le other are drying. Mr. U. How
ell le drying and selling green; II. Du-
Hois and U. II. and Jan. Uutrldge are
drying. They will evaporate over 12,
000 pounilH of prunes, which It very
good for a four-year old orclmr.
More surveys are proposed on the
railroad. A line is being run through
Hnrlngwater this time, and wo will prob
ably have a railroad. Occasional
Ouv
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o
w
o
A strictly insiilu iriarty, Hittutud but 20 rulnutei walk from tht jxtofllc; iJwtlki 11 the wiy. A nw
futir riMiiu griulm! si'lio,.! 1,oumo will lo built thi jr. Tha Oregtn City Eloctrio Street cr line will run through
Smith Ori'urm City. Now is the time to buy before rricce advance.
SOUTH OREGON CITY
1 it ui rt of thut nmU-lilcHH property formerly known at the "Appereon riace," boing junt outh of the corporate
limit uf our rnpiilly crowing city, ami commanding one of the luott euburb tiewe of the perennially euow-cepped
tnoiiiitaiiis of IIoiul, Ft. Helen ami Adam to be had In Ortgoi.
SOUTH OREGON CITY
t'uHkn moil u.MilioiiH cl.iiiiiiiiK iittimtion, U free from tree, etumpe or rock; bat no canyon, creek or gulch
. to climb over or throtiglt. The Im hI rouJ loading out the city go through thii PARADISE FOR HOME 8EEKERS.
Lit .MixliH); utroit TO feet wldo. Ten jr wut. down; 15 a month; no inUrett; no taxe; title abeolutely perfect;
l'riio of lot rittift'H from IUk) to ILK I. Ilvyond question thi ia the very best buy ever offered in Oregon City.
TVIVXIEIS. I?. Sliyvvi, Roo.1 JCstcate kcsezi.t Oregon Olty,
Office in "Red Front," Opposite PoU)B3(e.
SPRING WAGONS.
OfR tsltK K Ol'' SlillM) WAiiuN li Till-. l.AUtifT AM MUST COM
I'l KIK ON Till-: I'At IKIf ( itthT, AMI COM l ltlsKS Al l.
TIIK I.KAI'INU bl'YI.i:S oK )
FOUR-SPRING PASSENGER AND MOUNTAIN
WAGONS,
HAIJM'LATFOIOI SIMUXCJ UA(i()NS
Scroll Spring V;i,u:ons, "llaiitlv Wagons,"
Tail or T
IB-Sill
HALF SPRING WAGONS, DXPRDSS,
And Dolivory Wnirons.
ff i I
Special Parcel
1-HORSE BUSINESS WAGONS,
ONE HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC.
IT WIIX I'AY All. rAUTIKS WANTINtl
Spring Wagons of any Hoscription,
TO CALL UPON OR CORRESPOND WITH US
We guarantee our vehicles the best, our piiee the lowest, equality consldeted
si ii ui, i tai.ihiii!s m eiiit K l lnr mii tii riaa on Ai ri.R noN.
STAVER & WALKER,
NEW MARKET BLOCK. PORTLAND, OREGON
In ancticipation of the wants
of our numerous customers, and in
view of the fact that the Fall
terms of the various schools will
soon begin, we have received a
full line of the justly Celebrated
BED SCHOOL HOUSE
SHOES,
For which we have tha Ex
clusive Agency.
EVERY PAIR GUARANTEED.
TflMAS CUM k SON.
OREGON CITY UtON WQ11KS,
JtOAKES & 1'UOS.SHR, Proprietors.
Manufacturers, and Dealers in all kinds of Machinery.
CASTINGS furnished and UKPAIRS promptly made.
Z:ZZZZZ--Z.Z PORTLAND PRICES.
AsJsr7ni
o(rapliers (if both sexes, attribute their success to a course at tbe Portland Busi
ness College, rortbind, Oregon, or the Capital Business College, Salera,
Oregon. Doth are uutlcr Uie iiiiinngenient of A. P. Armstrong, have tame course of
tudy, tame rates of tuition, lliwincss, Shorthand. Typewriting, Penmanship and Bug
MaA Vepurtmcnts. W'rito to either for joint Catalogue and specimens of penmtnsbip.
Newsiaier Fur Mule.
In one of the mont proNiirrona
oountie of Oregon. Is t ho county oflldul
fiarer anil lias the U. H. lmiil ollice bus
uess. lilts a well selccleil newHpaier
and lob ollice. Established eiirlit viars.
and is a paying property, (inml reimon
for lolling. In a bargain. Ad(lrens this
ollice.
a Homo and
:r?r
tefr
BUY NOW IN
tt waff
Delivory Wagons,
THAT CAN nr? USUI) KVKRYDAY
is the kind that pays. Scores of
young business men, and hun
dreds of book -keepers and tten.
Atleiitiiin Furninrs.
IloHiird's Oriut mill at Mulino hiving
line n chunu'i'il to rolls, and enlarged,
mill rebuilt with new maebinery, will
('(iniuieni'e iriihdinn in flrHt-eluss shape
iiliuiit September 10th.
All In lined of good work both chop
ping and lloui inu bring on your grain.
J, T. UOWABD.
And Hiiiiliii: ta Pita Price in a to lis.
BUT A LOT
SOUTH OREGON CITY.,
POPE
Tblt olj anl rallabl Arm always ktep in ttork a full line of
Slief
HOT
Itare, Tinware, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
Attended to Proniutly. Es
timates Furnished.
OREGON CITY,
UNCLE
The Portland Jeweler,
Importer and Dealer in
JJ i aL mi o n d s5
Watches, Jewelry, Clocks and Op
tical Goods.
1G5 First Strent, lietween Morrison and Yamhill.
Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing.
Ordfrs From th Country Solicited.
Farmer's Store!
K. L. NEWTON.
8UCC2330B TO
STRAIGHT & NEWTON.
Good sold at Portland
Prices.
Highest Price Paid for
COUNTKY PRODUCE.
Administrator Male.
NlltlOt ll h.r.DV hiV.11 that III mil-man,...
ol n oril.r ut Ih. Uuunlf Court lur th. uoiiii
tT ot M.rrow, itt ol Orojou, mid. nn III.
lllb day ol Ausmt, A, I). KWJ In th. mall.r ol
rta. .it.tt ol John UarrfU. dec.t.d, th, mi
tlorlDel. th. .dmlnlilrslrlx ol th. id m
1st., will Mil t publt. .0011(111, to th. hlihot
bidder, lor oh, sold cm In lh. I'nliMl Vi.ifia
ol Aw.rln., .nil lubjrot lo inlria.llon by
old county .ourt, on'U.lurday, ih. It d.y ol
(ictiibar A. D., ISM, t t oolook, V. M., at
Ih. Court Hou. door In Ortfiin cltr. Cl.ck.
bii t'ounly, orffun. all th. rltht, till., Inter
ut and .matt ol IB. ..Id John Uarr.it, d
o.ai.d, at Ih. Ilia, ol hi. d.alh, In and to all
that c.rtaln lot, niece or .sro.1 ol land, uu
W, ljrln ud h.lu In th. eounlf ol Claeka
mai, nat. ol Oregon, and boundad and d.i
orlbed lollowa, to-wil:
Comm.nctuf at a point 40 f.t .sat of John
Books, Hit corner In claim No. M, II L 0 ol L.
D 0. I.atouretto, nn the aotith boundary M.M
ohalna from Ih. HW corner ol Kid claim, run
nisi Chenoe N, Idem reel W, ISchtlni, th.ae. U
94 degrees, W 6 ohalna, Hi. nee 8 Is dogreei w.,
14.67 chalna,theuee 44 ditfreaa K,10tt4 chains, to
flace of be(lniilii, nonululiif U!4 arre. In
uwnahlp I South, Kaiif 1 ka.t, .1 Wlllam
.it. m.rldl.a, alia, a p irtol I) 1,0. N. It In
township anulh, range 'ieast Beginning at a
Rolut bearing tS d.greea W, W,4e.halna and
46 degreea W, 10 W uhliu from tha HE .or
n.r .1 .aid .l.lm Nn, M, aald p.lal blng 4 feul
NK from th. K h.uuiUry .1 a tra.l twned kr
John Bosk, lk.no N 4t degrM W, 11 W .kalat
aarlal.l wltk laid BHki 11a. Theae. kl II
drgraei B, la.7ehalai. Tk.tM U SegrM
a.ll.W .halni. Theaee It degisM. W, M ll
.kalai, I. plate .1 keglaalag, asaulalag 1!4
aer.i mere .r Imi.
Tanas and Mndtlt.at f salt: Oat third
aaih .a dar .1 salt, tti. baUa. I n. rail
with lat.rut at S par e.al iteurad kjr aa.rr
gag. ii Ik. premnoj.
UaaataiT iaaaiTt,
Adailalitralrlx of tk. .Halt al Jvk arrH,
De.Mt.d.
F. O. HtCvw A C. Atlora.jt
PaM at OrtflB City. Or, Aug. ta, 4,
ID-Ill
CASH
Grocery Store
Save Ment!
& CO.
OREGON.
TI.MUEK I.AND, ACT JINKS, 1S78.
.Wt'M'K FOR 1I lll.U ATSO.
V iti tirATga l.axu Orru g, I
Omkouh City, Or., jul SI, lk'10 f
N0T1CK is lmrliy iveu tl'iat in compli.
Krof JmitS. 1H7.1 enlitltil an act for tht
alt of timber lands In tlx Statrg uf Call fur-
ritorv "'"i tint wauililiigtuii Ttr
Willi. ,n ii n:
of Shtridan, rounty of Yamhill, ttat of
..., ........ ,,, iiuMiniiss nit
-VIII isu. ,10, ,i,r purctiajit or tti.
M of teW anil tW ol sw of section No. 8,
, .,, " "I"', ruct o. Ortat,
ami will oiler proof to ahow that tlit land
""i"'" "",r" aiiiiiit ior ltt umber or
toil, than fate etrrii,,iltiBl ......
? , b "'' c'"1,u ,0 '"nil l)fort
vii. nr(i,er ami Krcclver or this office at
Oprgjiii City, OrcKon, on Wediiesday, tli
5th day ef NovtmW, Irflaj.
II names as witnesses; j, Klnner, C. E.
Drakins, ot Hheriilan, oreirou, A. W Kiclity
tnd J. A. Vox of Portland, orrgun.
Any and ll persons rlaimiiiit advers.lv
he ibove-deatTilMkl lauds are reimested to
III. their claims in tliu otllcson or befort
aid Mb day of NoTeniher, lstX).
M. 1-1H T. APrtuoa,
Kcgisttr.
Jliitit e f Asslgne j Snte of Ileal L'stat.
By virtue of the authority in nit vested.
aiaw!Knt-a ol the estate of j. J. Herman
, ., "ro1'. I will, on Saturdav,
he lint day of November, l.stw, at tht court
must door in iireiron Citv, in tht county
ol Clackamas and atate of tlrtmni, at tbt
"7, w ciuca on sain day, oner ror
al to the liinlie.it bidder for casli in hand
tht following described real property of J.
J. Ili'riiiAii: '
The north lulfof the north half of sec-',0';IJ-
T. S, 8. ofK. 2 E and the south
m1 ."'L,h r.e,t. ,'iuarter of said section
IB, T. 8. 8. K. 2 K. and nil the land lying
nnrth of ltock Creek on Donation La.iJ
t luiiu ol John Todd and Ksther Todd his
wile, and In sections 2fl ami 21 in T. S, 8. R
IE.; and in seeiion 30, In T. ft, 8. K. 2 K
also, th following; Beginning at tli
oiitli-east corner of section 24, T. 6, S. H t
K of the Willamette meridian; ninnhn'
thence west 6.es chains to Geonre W. Jack
spu s D, 1,. C. line; thenr. north 241) roils;
thence esst 6.(W c hains; tlience south along
aaid hiwoaKii, II, .u,. ... , .. .
iU inure ui oe-
Iliiiilng, coiitalnliig. '14 acres.
moo, uue avr piircnaseil ot U. U. Vando
varl and kiln. ,,.! . . -.i i... .i. -
conled on paKe Sti of Book "T"of Kecords
V " in i iuc.Ka:iias conntv, Oregon. AH
in l lpoksmns county and stale of Oretoj.
And will further, al the same time aud
I lot-, oiler fur sale for cash in hand, the fob
lowiiiir described property of V. II. Her
man, to wit:
l-iits i niiiiiliered 4 and In tti tion 18, T. 8
8. K. 2. K. nl' Willumati ...u.l ..... .... '
ingflitlwavr.. m""
Also, weat half of Susan Merrltt's Dona
ion Und Claim in T.ft,8. R. J, E., conUin
Int 14U tores, more or less,
All ta Jlackainai county and ttat ofOr.
n,
Th Tir'wi tracts of land are contiguous,
and ar two very desirable farms lying on
the in of th road surveyed from Portland
t Hllv.rtmi. aiiH iu,k i j
..i,..i.i. ' . ' " ""pruveo aim
valuable. AHA slNnena
AitlriMorW. II. Htrman 4 J.J. Htrman.
Ortgun City, October I, im, '
MaunfactareQ
TIM kit U0 ACT.JlgH m.
Ur rr raiblieail..
l'rrttTTte Lata Omni
otk-i ..terV.'urrri jusL
Ilk lb. ruy..l.., ,h, 'IZF"
el June g, :.. mined "4. an utiZxZ
llUrU..l.il,.uw. .Itllorairom
y.vada. as Wuklagioa Tefrlioff.5
... I'rm. W. C.arta.e.
ef Ik.rlda. emaiy .1 T.aiaU.. (ut al ha.
go., ka. thi. d., i I. tai. oBt, kiTX
atai.Baal So tH4. far th punka iUsm
Wmiit. t .. a.d will pJJ
kw Uai tk laad mgki la mon valuiw Z
Itallmuwoc Moa. ikaa Im .grtcaltaral aw
ta.a. aad lo nubllah kla ela i. Ui4 bag
lore tbe klawr. sd aets.lt. M tan Z,
.1 oragoa Clljt. (Hiioa. o t rtrt.f U. IMitai
ol Una.il. Itm Ma ... a. wlumJi:
K. M. to.a.r ad I kt Me-.aio. .1
lToi HitUj" ' 4
Aa; aad ail pamu .Ulailag arerw). a
.ho-!mrrlhod u.di are rts)Utwg
ik.lr (l.isa I tkl. oft. or keior. ati4 in
day ol tvMeaker, Ino.
tHst J. I. AprilfOK. taftM.
TIMBtR LAND ACT, JO 1, llil
aontr ro piblicitios.
Jho C Hickman.
I'nitetl fjtal. Land offot,
Oregon City, Oregon, July 4, lf.
Notice it hereby given that, in nu
ance with the pn.viuons of tit atW oav
grees of June J, ls, enlilled, "A ad ht
the sal of timber lands in the luutullal.
i fori. la, Oregoo, ..a-l and veahiaftat
Terniery," jofin C. ilickmaa, of Onto.
City, county of Clarkamaa. tut of (iregg,
haaUiia day filed In Una oflict butsora
tutement No, 211, lor the purchaas of C
HWof VV. and loU 1 and 2. of arriioa Ma
2. hi toanaliip No. 4 teutli, range No.i4,
and v ill ortvr pruuf lo thow n.at tht ko4
amlvht la timisa pbImmI.Ia i. ... ijk.M
ton than fur rriruliuri pnrpiHiri, sad
alablUli hla claiiu to aald laud before B
regiata-r and rereiver of tbie orB.e, atiimet
I'll. Oreiron, on Wed. rxla , th. til Iff
of October, t-tW.
If a liatitM mm wftit' i.m.. r ll
hail. Charl W. JJraJ, llrrn Holmes, Eul
V. Raitfiolph, alt ol irtguu City.ClackaMi
county, Oregon.
Any and all persons rlaind .g aJverwtf
the above dnrrilwd land are rruueited
HI- k . .1 lu .t.i. . a. . 1
ui viBiuia iii mm itmcsB on or omm
aald 22d day of October, lsu).
j. i. in t.i.s(i.
VT-10-g ltrguitr.
iiktma i AKt act Jt kt in
NOTICK 1 OH P MI.K ATIO.T
". Ollv. CUy.
Cnrrao traraa Laso Ornrti
Oro city, or . kept it. IM I
NOUCI It ber.br glv.a tkal in eoapllaMi
wlik th. trovlaloa. ol ih. Act of Csainmel
iva.l lr. .ulliiad "A a . lor Uie Mia
tiaiMr i.nda I lb. Vlaie. ul Callfomla, ore
tea, Nevada, and Waehloglea Territory." e
Ire Clay, el Arlln.toa. L'ounn al i. ilium. MM
of Oregoo haa Ibi. day tied In imi otxe atf
wore atat.oa.nl No. CkM. lot lha punuui.
of lb. nel, n teclloo t. la r Nn. I auik. ran
t Mat, and will offer pranl to h.. Ikal la.
land (ought ta more valuakl. Ir lu Unbar
Ion. than for agrlcullursj purp.stea. aad
takll.h h.r claim to aald land krlor. Ika rtt
tet and rerelr.ref thia oSjee at Oregoa Ciia
Oregon .a Tuead.y. tb. Brd d.y ol Uenakit.
I WO Slie iibh m wuaeeMt: Kugeo. lank
and Oesjrg. a.rhart. of Lon. Rmk. Orn:
Wa. Katl.r and I. MePk.noa, ol Olai, Orer.
Anf aad all peraou. claiming adyereeiylM
aboV. teer I bsl 1-nda ar. pauiiaaltd I. ft
their elalaa la tkli oltlee oa or bator. Mid Br4
day ol Dereabar, IMS. j. T. APfKKWSi,
ll. IJ-4 MeglM(.
Ulssolutle Notice.
Notice) is hereby given, that tht 4'
of Currin Bro. it tbis day dissolved
mutual conaont. The business of aoj
Currin Brua, will heraafler be cnduchd
under th nameol tieo. J.Cuirin uiult
propritor, U. F. Currin retiring All
note and account of aald firm ar here
by mad payable to lieo. J. I'urrin-b
tattling all obligation of th uid Ira.
All lareons lnd.btd lo it are hereby f
tided to rail ond settle innnetliaHly, .
w ar daUrmincdto settle our tfalrii
up at one. Reipectfullv yourt,
H. F. Ciirw,
Uo. J. Cviaut.
Currinirill. Or., Oct. 1.1890.
TIMBEK LAND, ACT JI NK J, ir.
NOTICK FOB ri Hl.K ATlMs
Umitid STATtt Lap OrpMal.
OatooaCtTT. Or., Sept. ItWsUi
Notic it hereby given that in tampl
anc witb th iirovitions of th acttef (
grtss June S, 1H7.1, entitle.1 Aa artforta
ale of timber lauds in Ui taen of Call
fiiriii, Oregon, Nevada, and Washinr"
Trrllory," John McPhereoii.of Olfi.t""
ty oruilliaro, state uf Oregon has tlit dy
hied In tint oflic his sworn statemeiit f
22ti2, for the purekaNe of the sei of leeoek
No. N, in township No. it south, ran M
7 east, and will oflr proof Ui ho
tht land (ought is mors vtluabl. for w
timber or stou than for tgrleiilliirtl rur
poses, nd to esteblish ht ellm to said 1"
before th regitler and receiver ol'tlii" m
at Oregon City, Orgon, on Tuenday' tli
23rd dy of Detamber. lrSO,
He name at witntsats: Eugene Smit.
Q. Karhtrt, of Lone Kock, Or., Wm. W
ler, Ole. Or., and H. M. Clv, of ArliiH
o n, Or,
Any and all person viaimiiig tilvertily
th iKiv-ilescribed lands art requested to
tile their claims in this ofllc on or belo"
sld 21rd day of December , 1W.
H)-2;U-4 J.T.ArriRtns,
Regliltr.
TlilBKR LAND, ACT JCNI . UTe.
OTH K FOR HI BFI4. ATIO
I'KiTtn 8TAt Lasd Orrirtl
Oaasoy City Or. Sept la, uwl
Nolle i hereby tiv.n that In compli;;
amsH will, ll. .Mu.kl..n lli. act a
eoiigress or JuneS, 187S, entitled, "An M'
for thesale of timber lands la theittt
California, Oregon, Nvad, ud WashlnT'
ton Territory,"
Ocorge Earhart, of In Boclti ,
of Oilliam tsjunty Orgn, haslhiiday
hi vol uiuce nia sworn statement t rr"
for Hit purchase of the nw of trcBf1
No. 8, in hiwnship No. 3 south, range
7 east, and will offer proof to shot
th land sought it mort valuable '
timber or ston than tor agricultural fV.
liosea, and to establish his claim to um
land before the register and receiver of W
ollice at Oregon Citv, Oregon, on Tuiweji
uio ,ini nay of ueceuiber, lisv. u.
tl Kim.. i,n...... v, ,...n Sislta,
of Lone Kock, Or., Wm. Butler, T,l
1'herton, of Ol!, M. H. Clay, ol Aril
ton, Oregon. ',
Anv ami all iira.tna cUtnilna adv.rtw
tnt bavKletcribed lands ar ru'r(1.t"
tile tbelr claims' In this ottic oa or bth)i
said yird day of IHcember. 1KW.
Regular.