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About The enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 188?-1891 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1890)
The KnterprlHo. TOWN and VICINITY. Wood takett cm mtlwviiptkm at thi oflioe. , Warren A llolman, Fmiernl Director Hint I'mletiatievH, Oregon City Hank huihliiin. Why nae that Katem lard when you can trot choice new lard at I.ogus A Alluight'a A now lu's-nnikln(j ahop Inm been, opened up lv Mi Kve Purriah, at Mr. J. Nol'lett", A general deacriptioit of Springwaler, Highland. iHln'r piinta and iii'ron.iid Ing century, will appear next week. Tin first through (riiii sdnce the reek. ped over tlm diaaatrou take l.abih hello on Wcdned.iy ot thi week. Matr aje Ihemva were isamd during the pa! w.vk to May IVutirake and W in, Smtto; tuiherii Chapman ami John t aisou. Warren A tlnimutt luitngptil In a McOU Of ' C.l' prta, call HOW lllsllt-.il Vollr Iipiiw eoinplnlrlv, ut prices unknown heiote to llu vii'ii ilv, A unlit casvot si.iKitlitu i reported in Iho family ot Danii'1 Itoyvr. Il in not action, however, nn.l n.i" fatal cim- qtietlOOS Ul apprehended. Mix. Mumpuwer A Watt are cut). ducting ttrt-cla h itel ut the Iwteh. ery. A i-i:ir atorc is e.irruvt on in com ueVtkin with the luutsc. In taking tt'i' with a view to invest in (punt pro'rty take tho ropa leading to tint illamette Uunl companv. Otlioe over the Oregon City liauk. lIlH'llltlT trail! oil the California Overland wiil leave Portland I ":Up m,, inatead of li:!3 p. ni. aa heretofore, arriving tit thin place an lumr later. A dwelling auilali'c for private hoard ing and lodging home at rear of the Commercial Hunk witi U' for rent after the l.Mh insl. Impure ut the hunk, Mrs. C. H. I.. !ltinmi(t r has just ro fiivel a iMiiiU'tontoi k of tn tut 1 K.ijilit Uay ilivks, wltk'imiitu sollitu; ut ory low frill' Kviry on U nrniiitiHl if A ahnotini; Kil' ry ! mumitf tint now tlmriionH tot tin" fortitii; fmU'tnity of vltvvton I'ity. liita nwutly uHtifil ty l. K " Shopimnl in iho rur uf Kmubo's cUar store. Jav tioitkl has ttiu within a yer rt. fnsiil to m-rvo en it jury and in i'lti li in lUnn h ai tinl lltH). Juv tliiiiko tlmt ia a very sni.tU uutoiittt fr tolu-f from a nearisouut task, Warron A llolnmn ran t o found at all tiitii'i of ttiu day or nittltt bv tliou wil. in tht'ir arrviiva in tin- 1'inirrtakcr line by lailittB at nx in No 10, Livvrmoie liotfl, or loriii'r 1:1 and Main. Hoar atxmt that eleiator or an t'tiolino road to tilt! summit of tlio hiutV? linn the iii.itt'r laji'ti ilro;nod, or ran fxtwt it towo in Oir.itioi in throe or u uionthit? ,uiiii oiu pliM i- anawvr. Mcr. Harding urn Inning a now tiwiiiiu idiuid in front oi tlioir Mink on ll.tin st'ift. 11.11. llnrnt ta iloint! the ok. uliii li is ii!"iitiim' I'tiyuuh that it will I- ..ml MihstutUiuily hut up. Mr. Wiiliaco first nHtU'd at aha is n i tili'd iliijiil.iiitl in lHi'.s, and K-ivw tin' iiLit-t tho namo whii-h it no Ivats Uf was iw.tm,iMer for 110 i ear, June, wbich posiinm ' e rveijjiieil Ir.at Mis.s Anna iiit.'i!!i!...ttoni and her s.sUi'ii. Mi 'ii. i n lUinl, tho Hiular tciicliiTs of ;!... Mink m-IiooI ar iiviti a ew-rii's of Hit ilii.),' unit liea, liirli aru uttondcd hy Hi.- fiiiiro HfiglitHJiliood, null prove very ii terestiii. Mr.lt Shiilert. of Mountain View, Imajiist cutiini.w tiin'il a haiuisoiiiB va r;eKiilfd rii;r eartx l i r a Milwaukie party. It ta a U'u.ily and una tnaila with an oi l Myle Wiala loom, which Mr. HIiuIhtI iiiade with lii own hands. .... . . .. .. . . The liatithery at thu ('liu'katnna now pruaonta u lively HM'ar.iniB. Myriada of young saliiioti. and cyirs in iinae-a of hatching can l' olai'tvt d in the Ihjxoa. Undor the im'sent iiuniwiiii'iit the itov ernmenl hati hery i proving a grand nuiceas. J. P. Crocker, of the Mountain Hlitfr Meat Market, on Seventh atreet, recetitly 0encd, keep constantly on hand lirt clasa fresh and cured tneuta of nil des cription. 'iialmiiera can ilepend on Kiuare dealii'i.' at "live end let live price", t all on hiiil. Work on tiie new ('iintrreicational mcet iii house at Mottntain View ia )ri'ii(--iiitf rapidly. The irume ta up, theaidinK put on. and laying tlio roof will aoon t n in order, Messrs. Dixaon and Andrewa, aiidyoni'iK lieori' tdy ro the principal carpenter. While Marion and Polk are diaciisainu the pnijier way to build n bridge pier, l'ortlutid and Vancouver are bavtni! a hridite built, and Albany ia "Ki;tlin ready" to have one built ami Iretr.on City ii enjoying the blusninfjs of a substantial uinsioii bridge. Dayton Herald. Upon completion of Mr. Mullin'a building now r.early teady for occu pancy on the aou'li aida of Main street near Sixth, (!. W. irtmn will tx-ctipy the aoulli part of it, with Ida barlaraliop and bathrooma. Ho propoaca to fix thinga up in fine aliape. Capt. Phil. Shannon, ono of tlio old est ateainboat men on the Willamiitte river, now baa one of the beat farina at 8prinKater, and itarriea on a flourish ing general merchandise business. Mra. Shannon looks after the atore, while the Captain directs hie attention to the in terests of ii'.a large tarin. Tr i iiioxt. essential to the welfare of ourcity, that an ordinance beat the com mand of peace oilier autliominK the") to arrest drunk. U ia to the ahame of the city that tins condition ol aliaira on allowed to exist, and it ia botK.-d the council will take Hit) matter in hand at their earliest convenience. Hev. C. C Jiatcman, of Oregon City, la to lcctuie at Port Towtiwmd on the 18th and lilth mat., ami before the a til dentaof Grace Hemiiury on the 20lli. We coniiiittiilate tiie people of these places on the treat in atoie for them. We do not doubt that Mr. ISiitenmn will meet laripi audiences in these placea. Pucilic Jitflist. Jaa. F . Kialev, of OawetfO, " UP the firatof the 'week ami wot soma laaty invitationa and proirraiiia printed tor the Odd Fellow bull lobe kivcii hi Hmt n I.. . on Thankairivirii eve. It li in honor of the new bull recently coin pMod bvtheOdd Fcllowa and nothinu haa been left undone which would add to elaborateness of the all'air. In anothercolitmn citu bo found a call bv PrcHideut. Apperaott for a apei liil nieetinu of the board of trade, to take lilace next Monday n'-K't. f ,r '''' hi the poaition of the cannery Co. Whellmr or not, tide valunble niHtitulion will lemain in Orexon -'iV itivMerv, ami it bclmovea every citweii tonne hi inlluence in km-pinlt; hoped there will be a law nt tendance at the meuliiiK Monday I'j't. Mr K. P. Wilaon in order to iucreaRe hia .(tore room will tafe out the parti tion, and occupy the i.reaent apart itienf of 0. W. tireen'a Inu ber hop. Mr. Wilson intend to add one of the arireat atocka of country and ebelf ha wa ie ever brought to the coast, constating ot firat-eUtas good of every dacnplion. Mr. II. Dtillola. of StuittaWalOi', lula A late imptoved t'lmimiei' drier in Ida invhard, and hut alroadv tivuporalnd over l'.VH lt of dried )idea, heaulea a considerable quantity ot prunea, lie expivtato putttp 4tkW or MKHI poumla mow uf dried apple tlila aoaaon. hanJaar conatantly eniployml in Una iliier, K.J, McKittrl.lt, nnr nprgolle ahon titan ia fortfinit to tlm front with Ida stahliahmtnit, Ud hnutght an txeel leiit aaaortmettt of jooiU back w ith hint from Nw York. A inttaln 1'. M'Klt trlck hIho accompanied him buck and U now clerking for K, J In (ho atom For tjonuini piiah.attead tiviMeathat atorts i in the (rout row. On Monday laat the lattona reatiuied her renlar trip after a two wk lay-up for repair, Aldon tlraham, tha former irenlat puraorof the Altona now oeonpiea tlio Haltion aa captain of tha Latona. having been (trained a licenap aa aitcli, Mr. Maaott will take tba poaltmn vacated py Mr, tlraham aa jiuraer of tho Altona, Viola baa o"o of the heal literary and 'e'alitvj aocieliea In Obiekamaa emtiitv, l'esiilea an inleestitiii lilerarv prot-utm, which aa rendeied last S itur-ltiy even liitf, lle quealimi ; "Ueaop e l tbilt the l'eti baa morlnHitenc tlian the Sword," w d"bated, and duddod in favor of the amrnialiva. Mr, H. 0, lwia ia preaident of the am'ioty, and Mica Ilay den atH'ietary, Soma prtlty bfavy trow Una waa tn tlutfc'ed in by a iHirreaiamcent a few weck aimn, eoncernitm the condition of tha road twlwean tha Mvera farm and tho c;tv limita. W't ar glad to atato that unilerthe tnaaterly aitiwrviaion of Mr, tunmialoner Mivhnka lh road la now completely repaired for tlio aeaaon. ami it la claimed now that there la no bolter atripof highway in the county. Miaa Alice Katon waa until the laat week ooeupvlnif Miaa Neita Itarlow'a (MMtition aa teacher In the acltool, otvittij to the latter ladv'a disability raitaed by a lame fiait, but Miaa Katon lieln called t'l attend lier own dutiea aa teacher elsewhere, the aorvleea of Mi I-'.iinice lVinaldam were enitaireil, and she ia now teacltini;. Miaa Itariow expeeta to reanme her dutiea etfain in a abort time. Aa will lie aeon bv an adyoriiaemetit in anotbercolttmn, John Niaaen luta Ihhiii tixiinleil anenl to represent the Staver A Walker Implement Co , of Portland. Mr. Niaaen ia procured to quote Port land price on all macbionory, and aa lie ia well actplainted In Clackama county and known a a careful and en oitsetii' businessman, there can be but one n-siilt of hi undertaking and that i ho will ntoet with the higheat aucceaa. The aawmillaof Oregon City are now running to their fullest caoacit j, owinu to (be building boom which aeem to have atritck the town. Hroiuihton lima, keep their mill under full sail, having boon fortunate enonuh lo aeeure a aum ply of niatoiia). The !ladatono mill ia also putting in time to giasl advant' ago, and kit'tung every aaw bttav front what can bo learned every mill in tow n i pnahod with work. Complaint ia being made bv the ftsh eroien along the river about the pulp mill casting their refuse matter into the stream. It accumulate in and mound the oei and causes Iho fisher nuin consideritble trouble. The man men of the mill aliould hsk into the rivitter, and if thee are nt fault then it should he atoptmd, n it would ! doing on'y justice to the fishermen, aa well as complying with the law. I. Selling, proprietor of Oregon City' l mammoth furnishing giaxla establish ment i out in tbi taaue with an announcement of what ho offer th public. Mr. Selling' houae ta too well krown to reiptite anv considerable comment, and aa for hi stock of good hi advertisement toaka for that. Thoee who call on Mr. Selling will alwav find him and hi eon of clerk aa obliging and polite a lot of Individual aa can do found anywhere Tit a KsTraeaiaa takea pleasure in recom mending hi house. Some of Oregon City' buatnea men would be pleased to learn the where about of the "jay" who waa soliciting tor the Pacific Farmer a few Java ince. Kroni what we learn he recoived some good money from a few buin men of thi place with the understanding that the citv ahould receive a write np in a souvenir gotten up bv the Farmer on the cereal exposition, but ataa, that ami vencr never came. Perhapa in time lep!e will awaken to the eternal fitneaa of thinga, and patronise home Inatitm tiona. C. W. (ireenman, the pioneer ilraymnn of Oregon Citv, cornea out in thtf week KNTEiti'BiaK with an advertise ment Mr. (Ireenman baa run ailntv line in Oregon Citv since W, and dur ing that time baa built np a well estab lished industry. He alway knepa a euros of careful and obliging drivers, who "rake it ttieir cniei aim iu " prompt and accommodating at the call of their customer. If the citizen give Mr. (ireenman'8 line the patronage it deserve there will be no reason to complain. John Albert ha leaaed the Oregon City broweiy of Mr. Jacob Mader, for a ter of b'ix veara. Mr. Albert will add new machinery ami incrcaae the capacity of the eatabliabnient until It i brought up amontr the leading breweries of the Weat. It already haa a good rep utation amoni! the inatitution of ita elaa, and n ita new manager ia an ex perienced Bavarian brewer, it ia safe to predict the reputation of the brewcrv will lie Hitatained if not advanced. To lover of the cool beverage we will nay, thev can do no better than to patronize the'prodnct of the homo brewery, aa by doititt ho they will be contributing to the aupport of a valuable home industry, and receiving in return a good and una dulterated article of a high grade. W. D. William, who waa arrested a week ago on a charge of passing counter feit money, was arraigned before United States Commissioner Paul C. Dcady, of Portland, and held to answer in me sum of 11000. He is now in jail at this place, nuniitiitir the action of the grand jury in Uecember. He at first made an iinsttc iteaaful attempt to paas a bogus 5 piece on Photographer Prior, tint was aiterwaro ......i..uufnl in niLHaini it on II. E. Cross. The fraud was diacovered and ollicers placed on his track, which resulted as .hnv atnted. He claims his father Is worth aM.MO; In accordance with the suggestion of Tub Entbbpbisb. of the last issue, the matter of establishing a library and free reading room is being duly considered by some of our prominent citizens. A tliie reading room is a credit to any city, offering a splendid resort In which to while awav idle hours to good advant age, and being an attraction for youtig men who would otherwise drilt into the lower dives for want o better piaj am to go. It is to be hoped the mat er wil not be dropped, but carried forward until one shall have become established. To (Tarkamiis County Hitptlsls. Kev. James H. Hargreayes, our Clack amas county Baptist '7,'n',B eateein it a great favor if Hujtit, ,.iul ,Si of the .Raptist '". : " countv who wish reuiuai n. Herv.ce-, would correspond with him rel ative to 'heamo. . Hi-o. Hargteaves iiiij",t , Ji.!i.,i. nnlr oonitnlsalon of lilltlllH' llllioai.-. ; , the Home Mission Society in conpinc '.il. llm vimntt tieotile s SOCieM Ll HI I "I'" v rr who'"" .'"" ', -, ,x rm Ilia Firat Uaptlat etiitrcn oi wm.... lie ia a good preacher and a thoroughly uood I man, and will do much good wher ever he goes. I cheerfully commend bim to the public and to our people gon m'lr VKnuH C. Batisman. Oregon City, Nov. 1800. I'liloit Hilda Vndliiiv. Tho aiiHttal nieollnn of the Clackamita fountv Hihle Social y will tai held at the ri-eativtmiaii church on mot I Stttnlay evening, Nov U:lrd, cimtmenctnn at Kev, 0, lleli'.W, the iliatricl aicie tury of the Aineiicitti Hilda Hooieiv will 1h preai nt to delivoi' the annual uddtesa, Tho liltit of the AtiioriBaii I'vihlu aocielv to wblcti the ha'ul aoclciy of lliia county la auxiliary, ta to print hlhloa and tcaia-' mmiiaut the loan! noiiaiblu expense o produeiuK a ne.it and aiihalautlal ttiticle, an I to tii ako live illati ilmtion of (lie annul to destituto Inihvidnala and faui illea not able to piovidu tliemaelvea with a copy of thu aacred acripttliva, and to aell to othcra at the act mil coat of pub lialiiiijf tlieui. Tim great uood Ihna ae cotnplialieil baa ahiiiiilautly proven the wladoin of the plan. To aid in lurnlah Itm ttila aociely with tlia mveasary Imida for tlio prosecution of this work thla community will tin mkd for a li'mul contribution at the anmiiil meotinu, It ia hoH'd that eveivoue who la in the lejtil way iulciv.'ted will not nnlc he preaonl at the nieeliiii;, hut uoiue pre jmtv.l to (live some aiiii'lamm! uid to Una iniUu woik it, W , l.i-c l'i i. i it Til Jlntltfl'l'll at Ill'Uld "I i Cod.'. A aeeeiat meetiiiii ut lb" tloiid ol i Trade is called lor .Munduv uvimm,:, ; .nn, ii, lor couniaeiatiii'i o. uvs ""o i meatia to a pioper ehltnt it the World's . I an , Him i ue uiaio'r oi iiirveiiuim nip i removal of the cannerv to Kant I'oil- i,, 1. .,ul I'. ni.1 land. J. T. Al't'KHauN, rrcaidont, Hoi co A l.iiusliu. Tho follow inn la what the Seattle I'oat lntelhtanivr aaya of the Itoyccv l.iiiaiiitf Co. : The house waa titled and ttto audienca waa of a claaa t'tat acldotn tllla the house, iH'inu draw't nearly en tirely front tho very beat class of people itt tlio city, lioycoix I. aiming Iuimi been liera ladoie and the people knew from pleasant exporiomd what to exta'cl, ami they bad iiooceinaun to tie dis.ipt uinted. Front tlio tuoitient Iho cmtaitt went up to Urn time It went down every man, womau ami child tn the Home waa delighted i "Tom'a Vacation" aaaplav cannot bo C.lleda auciesa, in lad, it make M arrtLai ;s,r,,a...,,;g aa clever bila of clnd -e comedy, annple and pleasant wraps of nttlsic and versa- tile impersoiiiitioiia as anv ail hence could wish lo sou The company doe not urnlend to do meat thincs.an. or that reason the audicino is am prised and delighted at ttu' cleverness of evert tiling done, liit v Kovi O, theold ttmn lavurito, again ileligtilea tlio iiiiuii.nce nun nis remarkable power of mimicry, and Ids imiorsoiiations of a seedy tragedian, a nervioua bachelor, an elderly p-mtcaa, a aimpering aohoo'girl, etc., cattghl the potmlar fancy. I.uriu ltoyce baa lin proved in aingittg during the paal year and her vohv, alwayaa aaeel and pure a a bird's, and her twa itching wa) rhurmed Jeverybody, The a Idiiion of Mr Cliarle Horwns, a clever young commtilian, baa givatly atrengtbened the company, hi specialties all being new. The music wiut varied, novel and of a verv retlned order. Little Jesae, a aweet child with every musical voice and utwrtVled wa.V4 d nn-od chariniligly and hroiiglit down the hoiie with In I cliildisli singing lalla Hr.rbmir, the rustic beaoly, was vrv le liv,' in sim,' ing and dam iu,', an I Hiilv H.trlnr isirtravnl the mral liiidloid to peifect- too, Arthur Moorc'a "I'll I'.nelop II" w as inimitable t'aril uf TlisiiW. Wo lake tie iiiciiit oiipoi tunitv of e"r'ltg mi' as ki el lii.'lel- i"i tie illne-a ol oil Ml.' latitude to toe man) ir favois during the on. i '. It. Wnllat e. ionrt: v' IV il l. ic:;, tSX l W M l li' Un a Vi'le.o:. The weather the pt I mi w e -k-i ha been tho finoa. wo ever ma at tin tone of the year Mra. Jennie Itutt, of Park Pl--.ce, Inn been the gu at i f her mother, Mra. Ma ple. Mr. George .limner haa stuped a line young prune and apple orchard Mra Maple, of Clackama'i Heighla, waa viaiting in Viol laat week. Mr. W. T. Smith aill ahortly remove from Viola to Springwater. Mrs .iniuier iaenj iviiii a visit front her mother and aiiler, who arrived from Michigan laat Sunday We underat.tnd thev intend to remain some time Our literary aocioty greatly injoieda visit (mm ve editor laat Saturday even ing, who paid ua some very compliment ary remarks. Hope ho will call again Viola i once more pluuaed in deapaii. A new railroad survey haa been made, leaving na out in llm cold, and rcalcatate ia rapidly declining in value. Molta Avon. Plaltahmu Nolo. Mr Lewis Plait, wlioreceiilly aold hia farm to Mr, Tlieold, of Portland, haa in .,.i. l in Wtl-o. Waaldiiaton. whore he will remove in Pre spring with hia family to keep hotel. We wiah him Hticeeaa. Miaa Paulino Kuellermoler naa re turned from Portland, whero she haa been lor some time, and will remain here this winter. Her old friends tire all glad to aeo her among them again . Kev. Mr. Lang opoiieu a piivinu i un man school at the church on the UHh with quite a full attendance, moat of whom are candidate tor confirmation in ll.A church Miss Alice Downing opened a winter term of school at thegrange hall the 17th. The Piatt school hoite haa lately been papered and decorated, and ia now one of the plnasantcat schoolrooms in Clack ama county . A large Hag has also been a(Mrs! lircmer and her son Willie, of New Era, wore tlio gtieatH of Aiigttat Unlli.ru.eier laat Sunday.- Willie will remain with bis uncle and attend gram mar school. Mr. liockman. who has been very sick for some time, is slowly recovering. Mrs. Frank (josser is also quite sick. Ilntirv Toed tinnier has tho hnoHt crop of peas we have sen in Oregon, lie is alao sowing a large acreage of winter wheat. Mr. Henry Piatt has been putting up gome new buildings on Ins place and having tliuiti painted. Mr. Charles Koollerineiur is having his handsome new residence painted, i.' 1 1 iMntt ia thu boas naiuter. Mr. Marion Plait has been seeding a large Held to meadow for Captain Coul- ' Willie I'lnlt will attend to the funning 0'ieratious for lamia Toedtmuii this win- tB Frank KriiHo's horse and buggy have learned tho road to Mr.Wourtmr'a so well since the arrival of his niece that they can now go blindfoldel. Wo guess it will soon be Uncle Pete. . . Uoiit. ritlina between Ironspiker a Landing and Wilsonvllle seems to bn the amusement of the day. For further in formation apply to Willie aiU Lima. From the number of lantern that have been borrowed of late we conclude i..,t il.o Imva are afraid of tlio dark. A gentleman from l'ortlutid came out last week to wed one of Clackauuia county's fair daughters, who uvea i oi. ...ill. m (mm the (iriimre ball. He slopped at Oswego and began to cele brate by getting full ami a black eye. He was a little too previous, for when be arrived ut tho home of his lady love in u intoxicated c lltlon elm immedi ately declared the wedditig adjourned Ktne die. . We admire her goml sense,. , . Thero 'is an opening for a good black smith at Springwiiter. Mr. Dubois of fers the uae of shop ami; tool to any gawd blacKsmitlt who ia iiimblo to pio ctire them. CIlli'lointUH, Tho tUi'krya ui tills liolttllbolluio I 111'" wititlMM putieuily i'ui' Ihaiilialviii4, tieow Sliite In very alek with typhoid I'evci, . Wo Wi'te Informed last Week tlntl Mr Uniilh' eye waa only Injured', hut wt? an aorry to ray it, is ilnslioyiid, Misa Mvitie liniMa iiave iv blithday pi'iv last I'liibiV evculnii, A numlier uf IImIh foll,a weie Hv.onl, uml nil acetiied to hiia a Jolly t'od tune. ,Mihse. Aunieitnd t'laia Uavia returneil from the upper t'lackiuuia Sundav, where they have heutt tmjoyliiK a visit Willi their 'uncle and fiiiully, Hamilton ami Allen have on a Hue aa. aoilment ol lull and w inter umids. Davia Alleu'k amihuK eiiuiiteuain'ii can alwaya lie found behind thecouiitei wliem he la ready to wail on mummers, The Inlnni child of Mr. and Mia. Wita'i. Smith, Uu"l live weoka, died Wulncday, the Udt, It Waa I. lined the follow ni i'liuradav, Tlie parents have the m in i.ii 1 1 v "I lliei'iiiiinmiuty, l'i .iicr-meetim; eieri' I'hut id iv cyi'll- im, at ihe , huh dai , I lit mi d .i: 1.1 A ot ' rv i in.-1,. : ridi- y -uu-iiii l.ii ' en 11 I ' ,, ,, I ii, tl,n(, j .no i the 1 i H i if k.l l UN e. I,.. i.'B'l i I'll- M..., sioi la li,l" J,,,, 11,1' we .if tl,e 1HIUI.II V i'1'.irt- Mi. liliii-ou i. i!h vi ry uiiii'l' IliC aitMiti' i'il. iked aa leach' f,.. i I cl . Mr, C, Clatk inii'j Ida litimv liarneaa up In bis bam a !' days turn, I ridny he Weill to i!0l il, ''lit Could Hot lllld II, I Thin ia Ilia Hi iltustnm e for a Ioi.k time where aiivtbliitf Ima bei'ii Iiorroweil lit Una licihboihood without leave. lor, Itohtlla. Two more families lime ariivcd on the Mutalla limn Kansas. Mi. I'. C. I'cnv hit built a western addition lo hla .In citing Mr, M .Mcliuaell has laid a sidewalk from his tesidem o lo Ids place id luisi- m' n ni " i'i"'n-" , , . Mia. Iall;e A'tatiii is at the tiood Sa- ;" "-p.tut uttdetg a auign al .'T'li,,., i i ...i.trm d fro,.. i -...y .. .us i i ,r,l' . j Ploomg has been mi endd mi ac-j intuit of d.y c ithcr i 1'iosly t i,;hlH, fogy dais and litlr i roads ale tin! ol l.r l"r tins .soieiii lartm is bio g citing their fall wmk iloi.e ti ill tin.' shape. ir. I.e.iult has U'cii tmproiing coiner lii . whii h gruallv a Ida lo his the good app"ai ance ol the place. Mr. J.J. Herman, a lau" landholder, luta begun anew illliiM among the trees ' Khlcra Hiirlcss and Part preached at our school Ihi'I.i' hint liei'k llovlea Herman and others have been holding imt'WiigS "Ii the piatrio re, clitly. IV IM j I'll Illl). Our bl.tck-milh baa iisenlh" '. hia auop, ' Albert I. h- i putliiig up a new painted ' i pivket i ; (once 1 A. I'. I 'i has r. mo . .1 Ins null ' Wa-hin :'o i, V lamilv faiiii Iowa ,no tin' git "l I to I f In. in K'H -liter. They bit I t , belt'. oc..te ' The Musei 1 .cliiiuu, ( M III .1 .it. i' 'wci.- here iiilitig hi"! iic-'k j Oar iitii'.i'i i man, .-: Matlu-ws, i.dom;; ' a (jo's I Im-iuess. ; tlin p.p.tlir S.'l.n .! S ipt , Alex i Thomson, and wUe wee li-ie I i"! Wceti. He visile I III ' I aao.V . teed, .md the ; rot dioi i-'t, ! I iiiile .1 linitil"'! of t'.tnby pe i.lo j went up to we the w c 'u la I ls.it -4 .,v. II A I i'i I t i a. in, udi '-I A t.il'l" li'ig': about foi lino. M il.ll lioo ipph'S In li I'oHl.llld j KeUi an I p..!--. i ii ri- I i in an I .1. v r i w ho lllie'l la 1 d t ..lii.i a tv.nl" l I t lii- spiing V. I. lor Mi Mack i K.-llog i l.itit.liiig a me it market A aitrpriae party waa given to the Mioses Avery one "night ol lat week, The nec.mi.ioii lii-iiij! the annlverary of Iheil biltliday. The rccciii victoiyof li -mociacy in the Paal cansea wlcit few leiiuH-ru'a there aie lieieto tn tosnitli'. Iliethern, feel happy wliilal lb u can, 'U anxious caieaud withuied laun'U "hall be thy earthly pie-wanon-'. ( c lll'ill Pidllt Theie will lie a .pirn tciiy meeting Rcrviica nt the Central Point M. Iv church on Nuvcinhci 'aud i! uf the pie, ent month, col eiiciiigoii Nittililayat 1! o elm a.i.cv. it. i.. in" 'ii" i.oi.ii. , l'Vaul Sundav min idiik- at III o clock, prctchhta al 'll. All are eonlially in vited to alien. I, The polnlo cum in Una vicinity ia about all dug, and have tin tied out fairly well with pro.-pects or goml price The fall wheal I'.oKa gieelt and tii' with .every iudivalion for a giMid crop next smuiiier. Tho health of the i i .. neighborhood is proHperoiia and A St iiai uiimit. lfoml, ami ever) tnaiy happy. Pi i'aiinill lin I Social. I)r V.. C. Pcdinali, of ( lm kitinns, was ill town the lit at of the week Admission to the S icial tomorrow only one apple. S.tppur i) cts. Fnink Wiiluatui't. of Salem , was in town visiting friends Saturday. J. W. Thomas, MolnlW's dnntist, was doing business iu town, Tuesday. Don't fail to ntlend the "Apple Social" tomotruw evening at the P.aplist church. Mrs. .1. II. Si rick lor, of Salem, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Pillsbtiry. ol this city. The propetrv of Mrs. Whitloek's, buildings and fences, are improved with a coat of paint. The Y. !' S. C. E. have an excellent program prepared (or tomurrow evening at the llaptiat church. Miaa 1 1 at tl Warner oft on Satuntay s train for jNew York, where she wilt re main during the winter viaiting relatives, Those who do not bring an upnlo as nrico of nilitiissioiiat the Social tomorrow evening, can buy one at the dour for a nickel. Mra. 11. U. Hayes; of Oaweo, was snendini: a lew days of tho present week with her Hon, ( this place. Invitations are out for a reception at thn residence of U. A. Harding to-nior- row evening, in honor of No. 2. U, A. Ji. Alcudu I'oat Miss Lena Thompson, of Damascus, dicdou Sunday lust at that, place aged 70 years. Her remains were the following Wednesday. Alex Mayer, of Portland, senior mitin- to-of Hu. lii-n. of Muver & Ackerman, of this city was looking over hi business interests the lirst of the week. (j, C. Emery, a knight of the stick, t, , k'm.u.H 0 ii -i ii ii i oiii it o 1 by his r il. in t ii'ciron t -it v. the uiiust of of tmi I'amilv ol Frank Shuto. in. itai'il. nviitiinminied by 1'iipt. Lnvololi, of the sulphite, pulp, nulls Hiartetl for SiitiFriiiiisco for a li"'l stay, Momh.v. During Dr. ('aril's absence, his patents will be looked -after by Dr Sinnmurs , . tl K P.lllni.i-. tirodillng elder of the Oi'euoli Coliferimcil of llm Evangelical Association will pietudi in Popes hall newt. SllllthlV. ill !l tl. III. HIS diacoitrso will be in Uermiiniiiid a Imgi littundanue is desired. There Is inoio trouble iu Warren llolniiin'a funillme atoie, (Inn of lln buys la lookin:,' down bla mie, and llolmiiii limenu eiiouiih to twit him of heliM lioiiilwlnlied nut of Ilia tlill' by II pioa liii)? I'ori lander. t'onnlv Surveyor tmiitli will depart next Monday for Colombia loiintv, whither hit (io.i"to aetlle the iliapttlo over the, hiuindiy Una of a plur ol lul l in wlili It .1. S, liini'iusiiii, uf I'.mi'iu sin's latmliiiM ia involved. Miaa, Kata Kelnti, u( New I'lra, will deliver a lei'luin at I'opu'a bad tin Hat unlay eveuiiitf, the litiilt of November, ntH o'clock p, m. Ilerauhjei'l w ill be "The church and wouieu", No one cull Milord to miaa It l.ndiea are eapecl ully invited, A New Mnejitud aupper and musical entei lalnnieiit will be Klveu tnnllit bjr llin hnlli'a of llm '. 1 1 1 k i 'u t Ii 1 1 nl chuitth, at the church, Tho music will be (iirnialied by some of the best talent of (n t; ui City, ai'i'imipanii d by Mra II, Stilcklo, oi Kalciu, Tlie auhper will be dished iti after tJioiulne old New Kulatid attic and will constat of baked bcaua, tun hand null, punpkin p'.e, etc, That In i es p OH) MOeil eiiltliit mid ' I I ' c k lor liie la. In . n nl tie i o il . I ' ' If, .'. I' "t ie 'in'; l'. I' ,i -,.n I .'lull ' ,, ii is . (.ei'i leltl Si I ! mo In , ti nil Sail' ie.' tdand ami week, He l is nl Wink on a I'l-lli Ii iieio In lii.it- lib tvo other until when l In. e.t 1 1 ti i u veil in, C'lmplete y titti y it g ilr Thomas, lis died holme aiit. ance ui mvd, and when found Ida t t y was In an upiluht pualtiuii, Perfumery -ANI- FIXK TOILET SOAPS K Ii. Caiuleli! has now in slock the lilicl usaurtliielil of ell the lead ing I'erftniii ra' SpeciaUica ever In Ihe city, cmliiiiiliig ; Vlfii'i! .VrlKht'M Mary Slum i, Solon ralnicr's May ItlusNtim, ,v v.- r,b a,.,.i,. bikh,, l.iKi'hr Fils Mity IMh, Nnliilon's in UtiM', Iditiillttiii; s Ulilli' Itoap, lt.lltlwIll'H (IICfH Hl'HH, A tbi Mniiy Ollici's. TUV sou iN PAI.MK.H S INDIA BOQUET SOAP ! Without a rival for fragrance and piality. fin a .MUTt'K poll pl'lll. ICATloN.-TIM-!ll It I ASH ACT, JI NK . !K7H, i iuint stmi i l.u, oatei.. ii'.'iii.u ruj. ur , oi'i, J, Is-si Nolle. I le--i-l'i' f'lu'n lloil til r.miilliiiii's Willi Oi,- (o,.ii nt 1!m sil .f ,,.!frt.il -if -I Olil' .i, Ii I'tmiir.l Attrt.lt'.r Itlil tli.i ut II lit l.ef !,,i, l ,, lm. nt ill k nt 1' o I he 11 ill tiH'ell. i Nflieitt uihI V'ihtico..ii In rll-it ).' ( j .l.iloi .1 M.'l. -tirr, . .,t I till- CO.. I ....... M'-.l. iusi,,,, I,.,. l,l, , ,f jl!,. I,, li ..Hum hl inri. Nl t'(iiit,-at S.t ' i. f,.r llii imri tisi.e e( llif .s!, . .,-i lii.li N,. .11,111 let. l.lil(. N.i ',: 1....1O1 '!' S." ii'.K' .1 al II. tl Liter .t ...( 1. 1 1. lii.i Oi . !nn. win ile 0. iiii.rc i il.t Oii l..r u Clll.-.ft,r ....tlr It, Ol f'.r 4'll'utlll O t.tI...M'S ; ... I : . .- .i,..-, !!, r,':-i,(i.f n,j ... i If-1 I I I lit- . ;i M ; Witrc i, Wit, l1- imiii. n te. li W Illl . l.el Jlc j 'nil. f. I... lo. j to I ui o a oi ii. i-i In .nil I ill I In-line orr ill liiU uitiert -it Hrw il'ic--li lii nil ill)' ut ln'..i': Krioil. Ittml -li i I,, c i V .11,. el lliii. 1 . 1 , H .lt , mil J.ilin i lin it iiii i ciHinty nr. I Iliil.,; ..e -t'l" I the itlil? j re ,-,..u-t to I !t. I r i t O 'lit I I l.i-t..-- ll-l lll li)' III i J I. AI'I'I -.Its. iN j l.i'lliilei. j i a..i .. i n ..ii r. li v,., 1 1 .ti I ..' i Nolle,., uti I -I .y v I III II c un icr .1 i-ie!itor en-cil. All HfW d tins Us- i ilnlv t'i ..Hit !'p .Ol ill f!.. e.tate ul l.-K. '.et.ouM lia liiv; t til I arc implied to en T...I.I. .lis' . n;!.liil-t ali estate m inc snnip in me 111 . my liutiic ii. ur Molu ,,,.,.,.. i.i.i.i.. wt mi.: Ills liom ti.e til t mi) iluilion ot tins iinhii' or thev Mill lie lon-vi-r harred. (ll.lt H SAWTrt.l.. IvMTlllor Mi lll.iet A tnoat.! li Ailiiri'i'v lor aiil clate I'alcil the lib 'lay of Noii'liilu-r. J SHU. Partnership Notice. Ili-mi-o Knlitlii it.iliiK i'riii'il iiii-ri'linii.lii liiisiii.'.ii at t'linliy, ori'it.iil lem tor llii'fi.iln i.l line yi'ttr treln .t-ilt. ul lltli i-frtltlrnli' taki'il as a bi.C' iiii i.irliiei ill hi liu-uii's. Inil I' iiar.ntii.is, of I'on.y, orcKuii. Spt-i'lal ctiiulAl m Iniinlii' I .1 Hum On- lniliii.i. will lia rnn llniit"! til Or.iiui. KnUiit liuina at til" nl'l siiiiil tn I'sni.v, tirc-nii. liii" tali 'lay nt Nuv miilmr, IH'Jd, ' OH" KsinilT. l,la K. (,'IHHTIIKH. Sill. "-ill.... I m l a " ui ti iti Imliirii nil' lliln nth it i)' ut Niivi-iiil'iir, Poa Cms Kaiuiir, IP la till M.il.ii)- riilille. N'M K K Ft US Pt'l'.l.icATIiiN. band tittlce al (li'intun (lily, Or. Nov, 14. tstill, N nth-it lahcrcbv itiicn that the fulloiviiig imuii' l setllcr luis tiled noil '' of Ids inti-n-timi to maUc lii.nl proof iu support of his claim, mid thai said proof will ha made liclore the register and receiver of the V, S. band Oilii c at Oregon t'ily, Oregon, on January .'!, IN!U, via. b. li. Larson, hiiincstcad enlrv, So. .'ilM, for the lota ,1, V$,ifw'i', arid a a ',' M-ljiif aic'ttl, t As,rSe, lie naims ttic liiliowmg wuiit'ssca lo i, min hia cnnliliUoiis ivsiilunce upon and rititiiallou of, -aid laud, via: liaiul (.'alia him, lloorge lluiig.ile, A. .lolinaon and b. Callahan, all of .Molalla, P. (. Clackatnaa countv, Oregon, J. T. .UTr.tta in, il-i;i::-: HcHi-tcr. Aiiialiilalriitei-'s Sale of lical Fslale. Nnlli'O l hmcliv itlvcti Mint tlio mtilvralaiii'it nliiilnUlnitiir uf the i'tln el J'llm illuvcr, ilcin'iisi'il. iiiirii'tiit tn mi in iter ol Hie ciiniityi'iiiirt ut the Slum nt (ircKini. fur tlio Ciiniilyiift linkii m.n 1 1 1 1 1 y inii'l" uii'l I'lilcri'it nn Mm till ilny iif Nnvciiilier, la'W, will, nn Crl.lay tlio I'.Hii ibiy nl lii'iniiiiliur, ts'.i". nt III" liniimf 1 o i-liH-k. I' ,M nt tlm Irtint ilnnr nt llm t.'niiiuy (.i.uiri nulla in iircuiui (tltv, Claekamua ('utility, draitmi, 'll nt pnlitle iihi In tliii hlirlii'at lilililur fur null, the tnlitiwilllt ill'scrnii'ii it-ai t-niao? ii.-n. Iii'irlniiluir nl Ihe mirth citsl cnriicr (ImltiK tlm miit iiiirtlii'ily cnrnir) nf llm Dniiatlini l.iin.l Claim "I ili'lin ' Hliivi.i nail Hm-tiel II. Uli.vur hit 2 s. r 4 u. til lliu w luniaeite nor- .ll.iii, ritiiiiliiK tni'tiea annul mi iii-aruva, nu iiou- alcs wi-sr, trariiitt tiiiutn una na..ni .unions in ll.e nnrtlovi'st 1-iii'iii'f nt Mini cinnii: iiiciice .mill 'i. ili'iiri.i'a. ltd inliiulus mist, Irntiliii! I'liilm lm.. ' is ileilns: ttieucil tmrlli tto ili'iri'i'os, :l'l ...i,,,.i... ...i.i r,s an ehiiina tn t"it Una of aiilil i.l'itni; t'lti'iicii nnrlli Vli ili'ld'fi's, l iiihi'ilcs wtial, llill'llH attlil dial nail ai m i-imma iu 11111 iihii'cnt hcahiiilnit, I'oiitiilnliiK Hill uorea mnro or li'"". , , . , j , . , , .. , , lll'lllH tit mill! CilSII 111 I UlU'll isillli-a Biiu nuln, (I. J. I lit laanur.ii. Ailttilnlalriiliir m tin) esiiuo in .mini niumii tli't'i-ilai'il , , . Pbioi'I, Niivcmiier imw 1I-1:U4 '1'IMIIKH I.ANI1 Atrr,.HINK8.tK7. . . tlllva Clny. llNI'1'KII STATKa hfi0 Ol''KII'R. Ori'Kiia City; Or., Hit 111, lautl I NOTWHIi. hurntiy alvntt tliiit in ciimiilliiiuie ivlllt lliu iiriivUliiin nlllio Act of tJiiiiaruaa ol .Inuiiti. 17H. piitllliiil "Alt not dir llm anlo ol tuulii'i' liinila In III" Ht'il"" l Ciillliirnlit, Ore Hdii, NiiviiiIii, mill Wimlilimliiii Tnrrltiiry, Ol- ? ... .. ......... ...... ..... ..r mill.,,., uinin VO Olliy, "I unillKliill, I.HIIIII.J m i "'-- irt OrtiK'in, him tlila .lny lllail In Ihia olllno Iut nwiirii at iliimiMit Nn. Wt-I, for tlio puroliiiao nlllie nii'i nt i"'lli'ii H, In I' No. !) aniitlt, riuiffO 7 nam, iitiil will oll'or Iirm'! lo uliuw Unit th" lnuil mmitlit l nt viihiii'iUi tor lm tlinbnr or utiiiin tlinii fi ir iiMrli'iilliirnl iurjioBon, anil to tn 1, 1 1 Hli lu-ri'liilin timulil Imiii Ih'Iitii tlm ri'ata. tin mill riiculvar nf till" iil at Ori'iron (Illy, orcntiii, "ii Tm-ailiiy, llm mini 'lay IH'Ocintn-r. mini. Hho riiiiui'is mm u ltiH-HHox: Unai'iia Biiulli unit (li'iirifii liurhiirl, ul Lime llm-k, Ori'Kon; Win. niitlnriuiil I. McPlirrami, otlllni, Ori-aiin. Any uml all tuirniii" (tl ilmlnit iiilvi-rsnly lliu utiiivi'ilomirilit'il liucla aru ri'iiu'iil(il tn tile iinOr i'i ii i ins In tlilia otllou iiii or liol'irii until 'Alra ,1, v nl lii'i'iitnhi'r, IHUt). J. T, AITKUSON, . nw. u i HiiKlitcr. ntfipajsM!na liUSINESH LOCALS. ClUMIII III UN' Col.ll', I 'lloU'll l AMI iiAiiini'i;A Hi.iii pv, the most reliahle known medicine for bowel comtilalnt. It I viecliilly priced bv pnl'Mouii auhject to colic, it haa cured inaiiy caaea of cli n n ii' iltiii t in ia, Price "ft midOU cent per bol t ie, Hr, Paiitii K'a I'll. i s, for diaordura of the liver ami boaela. A vlgoioit but gentle physic that cleanse and renovate the whole ayalem, Prion KI cent per hmt, If Kfltl you want lo get a flrat-c laaa photo in at aptlcowilhii) the reach nf all. (iii to Thwalte, whose udvertiaemeiit appear in another column. Ilia woik I eipial to the best in Portland and at halt the old price, Warren it llulmau are rolling mora furniture and al lower prlcea, miullly conalilered, than ever ,iuld before ill thu Cliiiiiii of all doaigna at Won mi k Ilolinan'a. he K' Ifoifie 'Ctttltj,' I 'a I I oi a tl" llincliii e tide b; W,, n. in .4 No I ..s H- l (miles In cur 1 i.il I. I no. in .1 moiiyies in in. no ipuiiiiliiiM, lac ip.tie . I l. ,1 . Sw Unci . Whi',1 )ott want a ood i.ilxe l paint niiily loi uae and ill! ahade to cIioihd Hum, uxe t iiliuiihia t'otlaao Color, only t ''0 per yalloil , For aalii by Cliarniati ik Co. "Ia thi the IiomI?'' la a ipteatlon often akud. wlieii modiclne ia wauled. The folluwItiK are a few of the medicine of known reliability, aold by Olio. A. lUiim ink, dniKuliI, of thi place, He ha many other excellent medicine, but thcaii are worthy of a":ial tnention: t'lUMiiiau Ats'g Cet'iin I!kmkiiv, fa iiioii for it cure of aeveru cold, and a apiovoutllve for ct on p. Price 60 cent ja'r bottle. CiuaniiUi.Ai.v'a Pain Hai.m, a itetieral family liuiinetit, and oHpecially valuable foi i luminal noil . Price Hi cent ar but tle. Ciuminai.AiN'a Kvtt anii Skis Oint mi.ni, For tetter, aall-rbcmii, acald lieinl, ei Kema and chronic mini eyea. Price LTi cetita per box, lleilloom aulta at Warren ik Ilolinan'a aie acliint; fant, and thona wifhiiiK any apecial den!)ii will do Well by lllllillK aiaill, County Warrants, lliirncv llatiit A Draper, wilt un'il further notice, buy nil Ctackatnaa countv wartaota prcaetite.l at their oil no In Charuiau llroa., blia k, Teacher Lxatiiluatleii. Notice la heicliV given that there will lie an examination held for all ciunli dalea for teacher in Ihe schools of Clackamas county, at tlio court houae iu Oregon City, on Wodnemlny, Novem ber '.'ti, lH'.sl, cnmmenciiig promptly at P. o'clock, noon., At.au. Tuomi'som. tl l;J;t. County Supt. l or Sale A Valuable Short Hern llnll. The BiiliM iiber oirets for sale hi val uable abort hum bull. Tho following is Ilia ni'iir.ied pedigree, etc. : Name, Octo wil, No. W.VW, vol, IU, p. 25;!, A. II. II. Color, loan ; calved March 101b, lHHj, bn-dbvC. T. Howard. Mnlino, Oregon Octnwlt waa aired by Humbert, 4a,:t!i:l, out ol Mitbuo Itelle, by lirickhal, 4fi,r.lH, " bclla. hini I".' 1 bv Wclihait Prune, II.VliHIi, " lkdlneliiiil lith.bv Waabtenaw t'h'f, llTi.ia'i, " Itella.-liinl Sd.bv King Alfred,:!.!!, llellachini, llelimt 4ln, Snow! ell, Helena 21, r'ed Helena by I'.iiiitn liini, U.Kn:', by l.ta-ouiotive, Wfi, bv Cliaa. Colling, IC'a'l, by Mal. omli, 1,11s), by liramplon, fit, llllpl llrampt'in by Son ol Wollinglon, twil !:e bv lailii . l.l.iH Mnlino UePe, Iho dam of Octowit, ia 1 1 cciudcd vol. n Slit, and was Valved I Ann! 4th.isa:t. I bi-reliv d'cla e that iho foregoing j pi-dig ee i- true to the boat "I my kttowl ie L'ii and ladief. C, T. ltowAan. ,, , , .... ,, ...no I't.ieil ainy inii'. Ftom the foregoing it w ill be seen that Octowit Ia in direct lino of descent from pure bliaaled Imported Enghah stock Whoever tmichaao him will got a supe i lor bahllllll. Cms. Mukiinkk. Nov. St. lata). 11(1 U i: Inbll-hol aS. C. N. 1H KEN MAN, Drayago & Expressing Kicijjhl and patcela dnlivured part of tin) city. to all Farmer's Store! K. L NliWTON, SUCCKSSuIt TO STRAIGHT & NEWTON. Good sold at Portland Prices. Highest Price Paid for COUNTRY PRODUCE. N0TICH l'OU l'UBLICATlON.-TIM Hl'lk LAND ACT, JUNK 3, 1878. llnlluil Stnttit Land ontoo. (ii'i-Kiin City, Or , Oct 'A mJO. TJniliiM u lii.rMu- niviin ilntt. In ciimtillatico Willi tlm iirnvlKlnin nt tlm not ol oinigieaaol Juno 8, IMS, cntltli'il "An in't fur lliu Halo ol tliiilmr lnmlii In tliuntiitim of Cnllfornln, ()rKOi, .Niimiln uml WiitlilURlnii Tui'iitnry: Jim. tl. A. rowimluy, n w ilnw hiilv. nr I'nrl nutl. onliliiv ni muiiiiu' ninli, Matu ol (ill-noil liu liilHilay tllml IB tllla nltloo lu-r mvorii atatuini'iit No. i'Jtta, for the pi (thimu of the ai'i4, of miullon No. 4 hi toivunlilp Nn. 'l hi 1 1 1 1 li. riiinrii run, 7 ihhi. aim win uitur proof to how thiit tlid limit unuiiht l niora Vllllinoili lor in, innuiir nr Bionw iimui -ui ni. nii it iit-h I iiiii'iiiihiih. uml lo ut.Lntillin lu-r nlalin to mlil liunl fii'fnri) tlm renUltir and ri'iiotvur ol thin nilli'niit iiri'jrnii Olty, Drugiin on Tliurailay, tlm 12lli ilny of March, lain. UhM inilllMM 1IM WIIIIIIIMIIU! IIllTlrV Mollltt. J. C Wood, I. N. lowuhluy, An un Urausou, all nr Piirllullll. Ilr Anv uml nil iifii'Hoioi clnttntiiir advamoly the lilinvi' lii'MTIIin'l Imiii ara riMiH'tnd to fllo thalr i'UIiii" tii thin olllce on or bufora laid l'ith day of Mnri'li, laui. J. 1 . AffKiiaufi. ll'iO.l-'Jll KeKHtor, NOTICK FOR PUBLICATION. TIMBER LAND . ACT, JUNE 8, 1878. l'nlioil Btntei Land Ofllce, OroaoriClly, Or Oct. 116,1890 Niitieo la liereliy iilvii that In enmpllane with the provlaloiin of the ant of Conareat of Joint , l7a, Biitllled "Au aot for tin aula of timber land In Hi nlatea of California, Ore dull, Nevada, and Washington Territory," Itiiiiu- is, inn iminj, of I'oillanil, county of Multnomah, "late ol Ori'iiou haa this day filed In thla ofllc hla nworii tataini'iit No iXV for the onrehaat of the uii'i of Miction 14, In towinuiip no. i aouin, I'mmaNo. 7 east, and will oiler proof to allow that the hind wnntht la more valuable for ita Umber er aloim tlian for aitrlimltiiral purpoaea. ml lo e.tiibllah hia olalm to aaid land before the resiater 'mid recelvor of this olllou at Ore gon .illy, OrcKOii, ou Thuiiday, the l'i day of Munth. lad. , lie iiamea aa witnonsi'si Henry Melatt, J. F, VVond, l). A Towunloy, Anna liriuuou, of Pert tiinil, Oregon. AnyniiU nil persons olalnilng adversely the above described hunls lira ruintesied to file tholr claims In thla nltloe on or before said 12th a,iy,'i !"i ' ' Sstir lteglster. Grocery we SPRING WAGONS. HUH STOCK Op SPHINH WAiiONS IS THK LAKGKHT AND MOST COM I'MttK ON THK PACIFIC COAST, AND COMPItlMES ALL TIIK LEAK! NO STYLES OF FOUK SPRINO PASSENGER AND MOUNTAIN WAGONS, KALF-PLATF0K1II SPJUNO WA0NS, Scroll Spring Wagons, J Taylor' oiIkg-sji HALF SPRING WAGONS, DXPRDSS And Delivery .Wagons. Special Parcel Delivery Wagons, 1-H0RSE BUSINESS WAGON, ONE HORSE IRON AXLE WAGONS, ETC. IT WILL PAY ALL PAKTIE8 WANTING Spring Wagons of any Description, TO CALL UPON OR CORRESPOND WITH US We guarantee our vehicles the tt, our price the lowest, quality considered NI'KCIAL (.ITAI.IIOI'KS AMI fSKS 1.1ST MAILKt) rUKK 0S AI'l'l.iCAT0. STAVER & WALKER, NEW MARKET BLOCK. PORTLAND, OREGON. John Nissen, (One door south of Post Ofiico.) Gcuernl Agent (or Clnrkumas County. P0PE& CO. This old and reliable flnn alway Slielf al MauufacturBl mem, mm, etc. Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing Alt onded to Promptly. Es linmtes Furnished. OREGON CITY, oKrapbera of both sexes, attribute their lucceaa to a course at the Portland Busi ness College, Portland, Oregon, or the Capital Business College, Salem, On-con. Moth are under the management of A. P. Armstroi J have same course of attidy, aatne ratea of tuition. lmines,ShorthRnil,Typcwrilitif tnmanship and Bug tab IkMrtmcius. Write to either for joint Catalogue and spt. "-uis of pentnanahip, ELY & HECKART, DKAI.KHS IN Merchandise. Store located at Mountttin View, on Molalla rond, pno mile south euat of Oregon City. oo We deal in Flour, Corn Meal, Feed. tiria-ern-a of all kinda, lloota ami Shoe tienla' I'nderwear bihI oilier glylea of Clolhinit, and ntinieroua other articles amliible tor the ncoila ot the tanner ami Ida (ainilv. Hv prompt and fatrdcaliiiK wo liopo lo receive in future, aa in the paat, a 1 1 lm rill allure of patronaae. MJBr 1 lie luglieat market price paid for liulter, Kittts and Fowl. SepteinU'r 11, la'.K). Atlinlitlstrator'a Stile ef In ml. Notice ia lierebv itivcn that by virtue of un order of anlo duly made and entered ol recom by the Honorable ( ounty Court of the Countv nlTlackamaa, Sbita of Orciiou, I will oticr lor alc to the liialicat imider lor cash Iu hand, on Saturday, thu tilth day 'of December. lslKl, nt tho lunir 1 o clock at the court liou.se door in Oreiem City, Ulackainaa county, Unroll, the following md calalc mi t ii ii (i'il In tlm county ol lliiiKunuia, and slate of Oregon, and itcacriht'd an follows, to w it : ltcainidna nt a i'o tit lil.W chains weat or the n a curticr nf the a w of section , 1 2 n, i'i o, on the north Iimi ot the w ; thence aoulh ten chuina and parallel with the eaatlttip of aaid a w of aiH tion 9, t 2 r i c. aloreaaiil ; tnence weat n ctiania; tlumce north 10 chuina to the north Hue of -mid a ' ; thcniH' eust A chain to the place of la'KiiininK, coutniiiinjt the acres. more or lesa. Terms of vale aie cash In hand at the time of Bale. A. Wathkb, Ailuimwtrator ol tho estate ol .loaeph Florence, ilueoaaod. . . to SD.il 17 NOTICE FOR riTRUCATION. band Otlke ut Oregon City, Or., Nov. 14, 181)0. Notice ia hereby '(riven that the followlng nanicd act tier haa tiled notice of Ilia inten tion to make thud proof in. anpnort of his elnhn,' ami that said pt'iol' will be made before the l-OKla'ar fnd receiver 'of the J, 8. land olllce at Orenon City, Oregon, on Jan uary 2, l.stU, via; Adolnh Weiilerhold. homestead entry, No. (242, for the se ef nwW'; and ei ol w4 of sec 22, t .1 a, r 6 e, llu luiuiea thu followini! witneaaes to Drove Ida continuous reaidcuce upon and ciiltivatlun of, aaid land, vit: Kerd Rath, Iluna 1'aulann. liana Klinke and Tetcr Heeld, all of Ooorga P. 0. Ulaekama county Oregon. I. x rrr.itDuni. U-2II-12-25 , , ,.., ,. ReK'ster. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-TIM BER LAND ACT, JUNE 3, 1878. Uuited Btatea Laud Office, Oregon Utty, Orogon, Oct. 2, 1890, Notice Is hereby given that In compliance with the nrovlalon of the set of oouiress of June 8, ia7a, entled "Au act for the sale ol timber lands In the states of California, Oregon, Nevada aim Washington loirllury ' , i , Anna Branson, a slimle lady, of Hortlaml, county nf Multno mah state of Oregon, has this day filed la this oilliii) her sworn st itement No. 'jase, for the Ruridinse ot the sw' of seo No, !1 south, range o 7 east and will otter proof to show that the land sought Is more valuable for its timber or atone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish her alalia to aaid land before the register and receiver of thla olllce at Oregon Cliv, Oregon, ou Thursday, the 12th day uf March, IHiil. i i bhe mimes as wltncssea: J.P, Wood, Henry Molntt, I, N, Towusley, tl, A. Towusley, ot Port laud, Or. Any and all personr claiming adversely the Uu((r ota(mi (n thl offlM m M fnn m I dy March, IBM. J. T. ArTKKBON, nbove-nescriuea lanes are reqtiesreu to nie ueiririiu;- uJIiiiiily Wagons," Wanrnns IT P iiuuuw, keep in stock a ful! line of OREGON. THATCAN BC USED EVKUT DAT i the kind tliat pa-a. bcoreaof tolilnr tiiiui iiimio nmn mtA ttt.M. dreds of book-keener and iten. Spring and Summer, 1890. NEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY. We are Showing this week the Latest Novel ties in Satines, Dress Goods and White Goods, Also in Embroideries. ThcGrcatEastern Store Mayer & Ackerman, Props. FALLS CITY MUSIC HOUSE J. H. WAY, Proprietor. Oregon City, Or., 0pp. Mr. Bnrtaelater'i Stora. -DEALER IN- Deckerand Fischer CHASE, WEAVER and MASON 4 HAMLIK I WILL ALSO KEEP A full stock of Violins. Banjos, Quitan, Etc.,nd instruments generally found in a first-class store. For the bonolit of thoae who canuot spare the cash I will sell goods on the Instalment Flan, Great Reduction Cabinet Photographs ONLY S2.50 PEE- DOZEN AT T Ix aito's 167 First Street, Bet. Morrison and Yamhill, PORTLAND, OREGON,