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X 111 v.C. 11,mI1o
VOL. 2 1 NO. 30.
OKKCON ('
OIlKtJON, FRIDAY, JANUARY Ki, 181)1.
PRICE 5 CENT.
BABIGHORST cSC COWASJT
" IM Front Street. HARDWARE j Portland, Oregon,
Nnrlliwiirv A("HI for
lioxt r PUivm.1 I.ukm- tMlnt Timlwtoolh Ik'ttw Urn Mltvt'r KteoN Hmv t
Croseent Woil'S (wumuitt'il.) H c i? Proof Cluins. Arcade Kilos. Kono. (.'ivsivnt Steel.
Loggers and Wood Choppers Specialties.
Oregon City Agent. - WILSON iU'OOK.
OT JLJ?
VERSUS
Tho rise in Minor Plates having floored an
Eastern manufacturer of Cham
ber Suits, he has ship
ped to
No. 130 First Street.
lOO
01 CHAMBER If S I
Each worth $", with instructions to dis
pose of them at once for cash.
We intend to give to
our
e : CMliCB : 111
To get a genuine bargain. We will sell
von one of these magnificent
Suits worth 55,
No Dealers Supplied Under any circustanccs.
Not more than one Suit sold to
one Person.
THESE AUK N
Flimsy Clap-Trap (lingerbread Goors, witn soft wood panels
and rat Holes in the backs of bureaus, or brown pa
per bed rails, but MASSIVE OAK SUITS,
large 21x30 Novel Plate Mirrors
in the Dressers. $55
Suits for
Importer of Furniture, Carpets and Floor
Cloths. Largest stock in
the city.
No. 130 First Street, - Portland
Oregon City Sash & Door Factory
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Sash, Doors and Mouldings. Turning of all kinds,
t rectal sizes of doors and windows made to order.
Estimates for sttirwoik. Orders promptly filled
Oregon Picture Frame Company
Mouldings, Mirrors, Frames, Pictures, Prie-a-brac,
Engravings, Etchings, etc.
10 8 Third Street, Portland.
-Orders by mail or bunt promptly filled.
POPE & CO
This old and reliable firm always keep in stock a full line of
Heavy, lit al Maifatei
lar km, Tin are, etc.
Plumbing, Gas Fitting & Jobbing
VU JL 1 UmjrHlJ XJr3-
timatcs Furnished.
OREGON CITY,
13
patrons
: a
Arlington Building
OREGON
$27.5
IV'''1'
Profession1,! C.irdr?
'. OlItkY J'lllx I V . M. IIU.I MVN,
j o ii x s x a 1 1) "s a x.
t..v."s i:i:s.
Corner Fiuirtli ,'uvi Main Sit,.
HK.V1. K.S'1'ATK to MXI. nml JtiiNKV ( t,0l.
C. D, &. D. C. t.ATOUKET;
ATTORNEYS ANll WStOJn .tfL-'.'
MAIN M'ii;:i:;', ii;ri."N ci i y , uiii 'uu
Fllrtllilt Ali-trni'ln .,' I II ". Inm M ..I'.'l. I i"-
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i. til I i- II''.'.'.
r. A. M.' III,! in:. I . i :i '-. :t.
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'Il'.itvitl ,la,'.:ar i'.'.'h'I.. Ore :u; Cily, Or.
vt. T. ih'knkv, i . r imus. j.h ,t it.irKtt
ATTOltN FYS AT-LAW.
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V. S, lllll'l llllir.' I,i-, I." .M.'li !. 1! III
mil" M-iviii'iv "i ii'S 'i.ti'i!-- i'( I.'i-imi-'', In (.in'
till II Hit ulll' i' MM.' I . ,.'i ' ;u .! lit, ,il, I! ,'
till' pi'Ui'luv t:i til,' ,'''! , I'.ii ! i il'-ll'ii'.
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COC.YSKi.tU: til l.inr
oiiccoii on y, en.
Oilii'o up-slain- uvi'r Or ,m:i Tily l'..i;ik.
C3-. it.a."y:ej:3
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OKLlinN til V
Ollirc cur,,i'r Miiin ami LMh li.-i'l.',
Olipo-ili" I Virt ! ! . i m .
r. r. wiin k. w. a. wiiii k
WHITE BSOTISERS,
Practical tlrrhiU cts J - laiUJcrs.
VIM II .....I...,., y.trl .1...
Ull .u.t .....liu,il,.i. f.if d'.l LMl.lt t ill!.!
lliill'tt. 1-KtllfliUt i (iMll-tM ' II 'i't'.l-' iMi li
wit vt jtiiir' " mi i r. i 1 ' i
iiirn.iti ntj, ti;n
Banks.
BANK Of CEEGCii CITY
Paid up Capital 25OfOC!0.
I'kkhhikst THOMAS ('!'. MiMAN.
Cahiimck ('HAS, H.(ri -IVAAK
M ANAtlKK i:. KATUAM.
Aniirnvftl Mil Mini Hi'!'- 'h ruMtitfl
t 'on nl v it nl city v. m r ints Imhu-IiI.
lmii nui'U' mi itvftit.tblf '' n r 1 1 .
Cnllrriii'ti' nirt'lf i't.'!i.t;.
ltraftH nniii nil rn-iintiit, i r-tuoim ,i nicn
KO, New York, nnl nil iirhu'liuil cult' ( 1- n
roue. Tcli'Krtiiiliio exi'lutniM' nit 1'nitlntiJ, S m
KriUl(Mrn, ( !iir.r.i itli'l AiMV lul ll.
Interest Pali cs Wii de?cs!tis Mm:
fur lliri'i' nl'ilillm. I l"T r.'in i it iiiiipiii'.
Knr rt ruomiii'. n.T i i-iii. y : uiliMni.
Fur Ii unliitlii, ii T it. it iiii'iiiin.
Tlmit rt-rt I ilt'HU'x nl it","-ili' t y t,l '. 11 ''"
mnml. hut llitiT,'t f r (( l I Ii ,lr..wu t--f .1
end oi Uirm nf il,'),iiil'..
The Commercial Bank,
OP OUl'.'idN CITY
CAPITAL $100,000.
Transacts a General Dankin lusiness.
IiiiliH miiiln. MII'ik 'h,'''"liiti'il. M In", in
lei'tlmm. Iiuv nml wll x . ti ui ,, n'i uli wioi
in Ihc I'nlli-il siiil,"-. r.iti"W -111.1 ll'Hiii Km.!'
Ul'fllBltH II I".',i lll.).'i'l I", I k I'lI'M -i I
Hiiinl rutin nlloucil "ii inn,' il,'i"i"lt. 1 1 i h
opi'li (nun I) A. M. In I l'. m. Hii I ii i-.l-iy i'Vi'lilii"h
(rum () In 1 v, m.
D C. l.ATdl'UKTTH, l'n".l-til.
. K il'N.l,IiSilN, ( iiflilrr
HARDWARE
ATI-RUST TiiARF..
I now liavi! n Full I.imi of
Uardwaro and Stovi'H. Solo A;.;ciit,
for Superior StovcH and Iiangi-H,
TlifiOliviirC'liillcd IMowH at $ I im in.
We havo connected '.villi (lie Iioiihi:
a First ClanH riumlii'' and Tinner
and work in thin line will bo an
Promptly dono and a a Cbeiip an any
could desire.
Wilson 6 Cook.
OppnHilH I'oHt Ollicn.
M. II. Finriiiuii.
,1. I'. Hill,
FlanaOH!
P
WHDLKSAI'K AND UKTAIL
KT.r.ps on iianii 'niK mxr hhi.kctiok
.III Wi IKH, l.lipliirK. All-. I'.i'lT, Al'., Illl'i-
IiiiiihI In tll! Mliltd. ill I,.;,'Iib "KllMlmlil Klurl-
Glvo me it null.
' HALF AND IIAI.I' ON' liKAIH.iHT.
MiscBllnneoim.
mum.
1 W k -J.
tf;HjH',W"
. fi
-FOR- t
CO TO
G. A. iiARBifJli
HEW GOODS
AHKIVG DAILY.
We aro Showing this
woke tho laics! Novel
ises In Sadies, Dress
uGcdsajrJVhitc Coods,
Also in Esbroiderics.
Tho (jival Easlern
Mayr h Ackcraan, Preps.
,l-v',
WOOD Tl!
-AND
SCROLL SAViKG.
rmlii-n ili-firini! Wnml TiirniniS, 'il,
lortm. Hi uiki'tM, r
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will licSiiilcl Ly Citllinnoii Me.
Doors, Vindcvvs and Dliiuls
TO OI1DER.
a-. TI. T33HSa'0"W,
Jiff-ill'!', tin' C'in'i("'iiliniiHl Cliiircli
:(uh!Niii-ii :.
C. X. (ilMCKNMAN,
Drayage & Expressing
1'ri'ilit aii'l piiii'i'ln ilclivi'icil !i nil
imi t.s of tin' t-1 1 v.
Uiiitctl Hack,
Truck and Livcrv
(1onip;uij,
V. II. Ciioko, MaiiiiiT.
1'onii'r Fonrlb and Main Streets,
OKKdOX CITY.
Tim LKAI'IMi LIvV'.KY STALLK
of Hut Cilv. l'.iH of liny ili-:i(.'i'iitiun
furiiinlii'il mi .slnii'l. iiDlii'C.
All kiiuls of Ti iii li :oi,l ISilivt-ry P.uh'i
nesH promptly iiUr'.iili'd to.
Iloi-fi's 1'ioiinlinl iinil l'eil im rtniHon
ii'iln turniH.
FALLS CITY FUSIC HOUSE
.1. II. WAY, Vmpriotor.
Orcfon t'lly, nr., Opp. Mvh. Hiirnidnliir'iiSlori.
DKAIEU IN
Deckerand Fischer
3?i.A.nsros.
CHASE, WEAVER and MASON k HAMLIN
I WILL ALHO KKl'.P
A full Mock nf VioliiiN. niuijns, (illiUrs,
Ktr..,nnil iiihl'i-iiiniinlH Kininniny
fmiin! in a iinit-cluHK Ktoro.
For tli ln'iiolit. of IhoHo wlio cannot.
Hine Hi" Kiinli I will Hell hooUhoii the
Instalment Plan,
-1 ..v.V J tl
i- v ,v'vv
..'.
The Enterprise.
I'tiiillwlicil Kvery Krlilny.
(irnciMi im'ii or claciam county".
HIMC-HTKII'TIDN IIATIiH,
I'AVAIII.K IN AllViNl'lt:
itim yi-iir 'i in)
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S. u'i Im 1 ii' I'lic J jt(ri-i li-."
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Mll.HAl'hlK, - Alll'lll'll I'l.ilCK.
I niiin Mil ib, - ii, J. Tki'i.i.iniikh.
L. i- Hhamiiaii,, Aimh.
I'l. A. Hnumi', . Mkahuw Hhhiik.
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CLACKAMAS COUNTY "DlKliCTOKY
tdllM'Y (il'UCKIIM.
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luvr Tims. I' It van.
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A-.si's'-iir M. U. (iri't'ii.
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l .'I Ni II MI'N.
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tiri'imii I'llvtii Miilitllii, Muliiiii,('iirii nml
Willi, ill: U-avi-s ui ii:ii A. M. Muihliiyi,,
l iMih'mIiivi nml t ri'liiVN, nml ri'Un ni nn
UiliottillH iluv-,,
(Iri'nii ( n v ,i Mlllk.l'llirki, MlllilKi, I'll
ion Mill, u i'.l M' li.lwu llriii.k: Lihm-h ul
I'M. M. Til, ""'liu', Tlr.ir-'lav inul Huliinluv
en! ri'loiii-i in. liilinu in( tliiVH. .
Soc'oty Directory.
Iliilliiniii.ili l,i"li;i', .i. I, A. I'.ii A. M.
Il.il'li ll1. rt'.'iilur r,iiniii'llil,'iUt"lin "ii flii-l
mil lliitil ilut'l in, ,il riu'li inotilli Nt 7:i"i l' M
Hirlltlfli ll.H"("l 1,1'lli'IUiK mi' III, lift to illlruil
A. K liAVH, l. M.,
1. AI'K KHM AN. Hi'.'N'liiry.
ori'irim l.mlu'i1. I. . 0. K. So '
MiM't , ,'-iTy nmr.l'ty i'ii-ii ..i( HI ? ,!! u'rl.H'k
f. M. In liu' o,' 1 r,'U" k' Hull. Mutll Nlrt'i-l.
Mi'iiil'.'i" "I liu- or.l,T ir' Im ilfi l ullvli'l.
I.y oi,l'i "I W A Mn! U ti .ii. S ll.
I It".. Il an. H,','r,'t iry.
I i iuilc .N. I, Or; i.'"ii ( II) I'lili liirchul
(Irclo.
M"i'H pvi'ry Tihil iy K ,','lilli nt 7 itll Ht tlltll
"II .Vt.UllHlul l'i)llltll Mrt-i-tf
M. 0. IUi'M.K Y. Orili ll.
K, I'aim ku. hi'rru'.r .
ih'inlu I'ust . S. ti. A Ii , Di'jialt.
mi'tit of Ori'irnn.
Mi'i'in flrfi 1'ii'l'iy n( t'vi'iy nionlli, nt 7.itO
m . ui o,!l I I i , , t. h ' Hull or, k" it City.
lit-.o A. II A KI'l.Nii. lioiiiiuiiinler.
Mi'.nl LclliT t init, .No. is.
Mr., o Mi-i nn ll. rr,-li!,'iil.
l i s. .1 ii . ri;M,uiy, - Honlnr Vlrc rrri,l'iit.
Mm .1 A. Mi i, nrl. - JnuKil Vict' l'n-l'l, 'ill
.r. t i"i A ll.'tt'liliy, - H,Tif'iiy
t I', I I'Ulinifiij. r I - - 'lj,.iH,iii,r
Mm. It ll.il'i'i,!. - tiuitnl
Mil. A 1'.. I'ull, u. - - . Ciili'Hli'l.ir.
Menu nn flril Mini Oilr'l Krl'liiy. uf i-urh
iimiiil, iii i iuiiii'il riiiui Ii,t. Mt-miifri, u( I'tiri'i,
Iruiu jtlirnii'l. t'ltnliitlly w rli'itiiit-'l.
l iilM ltv l.odifP of . (. I . W.
Mi'i't, ,'vi-rv w.'i'uii'l iiii'I (i.nrlli (''rl'liiy I'vi'ir
, uu in tj.l.t l-'i'llovvh l.iiit.liiii:. All M.'J'iiirnliiK
iiM'iliicn I'i't'll.iily Itn tti''t 1" iint'iul.
I lfi. WILKINSON. M W.
St. I'D U I'll bill III.
Mr. II. 1, Ki-lli-y, - I'ri'sl.t.'lit.
Mm. K. t '.i'lii'iiil'. Si'i ri'tiir).
Mm. II, A llnnlllix. Tlcumiror,
Mi't'li, llmi I In : rh.l.ty In oiu'li iiu'iilli.
V ( iiiiipiniy, UI Ki'Klmi'iil, 0. N. U.
Ann, iry, I hli'l nml Miln. Iti-ioiliir ilrlll nlchl,
Muiulay. Hi'vnl'tr IhisIiu-mi uiii-lln, liinl
Moii'ltiy n( mii'li iiKinlti.
ni l n Kim.
K Whiti'M, - - Kir. I l.li-iilr-nHiK.
I', I. Iliiiulall, - - Ht'cuinl 1.1,'iilt'iinlit.
I. 0. tiiiiiunii,
IV. r. w Inil'irk,
1-.I. Hiiriii-iinl-
IJ. M. S i i fut.
I'd ii t it i ii Muse In., . I.
s. . (iri'i ii. - Knrnimii.
K A. Ni-utiiii, - 1'lr-t AKmhtitlit l''"iriiitiii.
M. II. 1-1 .1 ii ii ii u-i u. - StT'iinl Annihliilil l''"l'l'l'.llll,
lllniiii Sliuliiht, - l'ri'itiili'iil.
C. .1. PiirkiT, - Sei'u'ii'ry
hum! Ai'kt'i imin. - TrriiMiri't.
Hi yillitr iiH"'Ullk'. Kt'i'oml Wi'illii'Siiuy ill I'lu-ll
llliilllll III I'liyllll' llt'llKf, filet 8Hlo Miiiu Itlrt'Ut,
lii'Uvt-i'ii Si'vt'iilll Iiii'I I-.IkiIi.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
HUM' CONlllll'UA'l ION A I. I'lll'UCII.-UKy.
0. W. I.ci as. 1'iintiir. St'i vlri'i, nl 11 A. M. nml
) :iu i' m. Siiii'luy Srliiml iiiti'r mni'iiitiir hi'r
vii't', I'liivt-r Tiit'i'tlmi NN'i'iliHMliiy i-vt'iiiiii; nl
7.;iil n.i'liii'k. l'rayiT iin't'llnii n( Yminu I'l'i'plo.n
Hnt'ii'iy uf Olirlhiiiin l-.ii'U'AMir uvt'iy Sniiiluy
OVI'llllill "I Ii '" I'lt'llll't.
Kiitxr PAi'iisr oih'K('I(.-I!kv. ('.(', Hatk-
man, 1'iiKlnr Mnrnlnii Si'i'vlci'.Ht ll;Pl); NtilulHy
dulHHil At 1'.' Iil Kvi'lllll Survli'i' li;;lll; Ui'liliu
priiyi'r iiH-i-iliii.' Wt'tlni'Mluy i,vi'nhii(. Mmitlily
I'mi-iiiiiit Mi'i'llnii I'yi'iy Wf) iifrttliiy iiyt'iilnit
liri'i-iiillntr tlm lirl snmliiy Hi Uio nmiitli. A
rairnliil Invlliill'ili Hi nil.
ST. IOIIN S Clll llCII. CATHOLIC. ItKV. A.
liii.i.KiuiANii. I'usiiir. on SumlRy inns nt s mill
lll::iil a. M, Liory m'l'uliil itiul fmirlll Hunilii)
lil'I'lllllll HITIIllill tlfll'r llll! ll'llltM'k IIIIIMI.
Al nil ittht-r iiwixHi-rt KiikIMi ni'rnnuiM. Snmliiy
Si'liuol ill 'i.ilu I'. M. 'VeKlu'l'H, niinli'lii lli'ul
hiilii.'i'is nml lli'iii'illi'llnn nt 7.110 r. M.
sL rAoi.'S i'. rc. i:iii!k.;il iii-v. .1. M ivm
iltls'in. i:t'i'li,r. SiTvicui, I'vi'ry Hiiim.'iy nt 11 :lili
iihI 7'iui 'Ti'lnck inul Wi'tlnohiliiy i'vciiIiik 'it 7 :m
oi'liii'li; Snmliiy Si'li.iul nl mini St. I'milV
Clnipi'l, C.'ini'uuili: Si-rvUie tinoli iilU'riuili' Sitn
l'iv nl 4 (i n'liliii'li.
MM'IIOIilST i'-.l-ISCOI-AI. CIIUIiCII.-ltKV
John I'AiifuNM, Tumor. Mornhii: Hi'i-vli'ti nt ll;
S luy Si'hool nl l'2:lli; Kh'IiIiikmi'I'vIi'i) nl 7:lill.
Lpworlli i.i'itKHl1 tni't'tlliK TilfMliiy i-vi'lillii; nl
7;110; Priiyi'r Mi'i'tlllK Tlilll'Nilny evening ill (i:ilO.
Hlrniiiii'i'H I'orillnlly lnvlti-il.
KiusT i'unsiiv,H';iiiAN'ctn'itcn.--i!Kv. o.
W. oinoNKy, Tiislor. Stiryli't1? nt 11 a. m. nml
7:110 r. m. Sulilinlli Scliool nt 10 a. m, Youiik
I'enple'H Snrli'ty n( Chrlntlnii Kniii'iivor mi'i'ls
ovury Snmliiy uvoiiIiik nt ii:!IO Wi-rtnemlay
iivi'iilnn priiyi'r iimylliiK itt7;iill. HoiHh (ruij. Js'n
(Jolll'I'tlolIK tlllil'll.
HVANiilM.ll !. t: ii l-in-ll. llnv, .1. M, PvoIhh, III
tlm Kvniiifrlii'iil AnitiH'Inlloii. will luil'l si'ryii'cs
nt I'opf's Hull i-vrry Siiinliiynt II A. M tlii'Ri-t'-nml
Snmliiy t.'.i'i'plt'ii. lit'rmntl Siililitltli Nl'lltiiil
evi'ry Hiimlny ut 10 A. M.
TltAVKI'Ulls' (llJll)H.
HllIlTIII'.IIN rACll'IH TRAIN.
Tniin friini I'lirllnnil: Arrives ill. U:ll A. M.
anil r:!M I', m.
Arrives from Huulli: 0:45 A. M. inul 2:4:i
p. M.
H'l'KAM I'liH ALTON A -I.ATONA.
Le:i.v: I'urlliniil, Lcitvn dri'on City.
7:il(i A. M.
7:.'I0 a. M.
1(1:011 A. M.
1 :0H r. M.
10:00 A. M.
1 :00 i'. m.
KiJIO I'. M.
4:00 I'. M.
Sli'iitncr Allium no AVuy Luiiilliip,
Kti-uiiier LiitoiiH Way LiindingH.
SlINUAV-
(l:U0 a. M. ' S:30a. m.
l:;it)i H. :i:00 p. m.
MARKET ItKI'OltT.
Tim fiillowiiii? lornl lvuirki't to ViHlni'flilny,
Jiiiinnry II, in (iiniinhi-il liy K, V,. Wu.i.iamk,
IH'iili'r Itilli'iirtrli'H, Krnlt inul Keel ( nil kltnln:
PRolH'CH-ilntlor, pur ililll), 115. Kegs, pnr
doz, lion. PoIhIihin, por Im, f'On Oiiiou.1, pur lh.
:ii'. Appli'H, pur tnix, r,o tniioo.
POULTHY-Clilclinns, llvo, per dm, f'i r,D to
1-iiKi. :
VKKIl HhflrtK, per ton, f.ia.Od. limn, $'.11,00:
liny, tlinutliv, IihIimI, l.iKitiiai.00;Iiio8ii, lii.oo to
ls.Wi; I'lovi'r, Imlli i1,lii.li0.
MKATS. HiHim, por Hi, 11 to ls'c: nliti'ii.li1,;;
Hlioulilir-i, lOu; l.niil, ooiintiy, bulk, pi-r Ib, 10c;
liiiBkct. 10' a
HHIKP FRI'ITH Api'lrs, mm illeil, ()lo lie
lniii'hliii' ilrlml. bli'iii'lH'il, Id in Hi-: plume, inn
I'lilnc ill Ib 1. Mo 7c; pro nop, niao.liiue iliiuil, 7 lo
We.
STATHANOGHNlvRAL
TIio Iiiiliiiim inul i-iiiiluvi'i"i ut Kili't.
uui'in-y I iii yd miliHi-riln-il over filil) for it
now iI, K cliiiri'd to Lo pivctod tlmio.
Till' IllHIlUO HHvlllll llllN llnull. IiII IiIhIiOiI
lliroiiliiiiii willi uli oli'iiiric lira tiluiio
Hyiirin. Tim tiHvliiiii in wull t-' j ii u t -t I
illi lim'i' inul ltpiiO ill oh for 11,'liliiiK liu;.
I'liiim luivi' I'i'iMi (iri'p ,t'i'i fur tliH new'
i'lO.ii I) lniii'1 in ii. I, .ilt mi lint iii'i'hii
li' H''ii, iiiMi' Mo'ili iiiii', ll llirivliiK suiitii'li
nl (Si-wpiii t, J'tio liulel will liuvq .uleii
I 111! lllilii lllnj lli,'.,li mill titilt . V. Kli'l'
I'lllllM. ,
Kotn-rl, lliii liiiiniii, of Clurvulli, who
Hint iiiiiiii'.l I . y lii'ioit I Ii i on n (roin a
lll.lH,' liTI'lllly, (lil'll lit lli lllllllll, Juno-
iii v 4. Mo win 'ib vriiiit old ut tln
liiiiu of Ins ileiitli, nml hum it jtruiliitttii
ui ton Al'ii'iilliuul cdIIi'Kh.
Tim trim woll nt Wiu-noiloii i(i ulcmlily
U'lnwiiii; IiiiWiiiIh CIiiii.i. Jl liu Ii,i4ilifij
ii iloplli uf Wft (i-i't lunt l'lijluy. The
ilrill is now winking in u Hlmfi foin.
lion. u'Lloli im nn iiiilii'iiiion ui coin, mio
turn Mwfc.Nitj in, it, it,'-p ia.
(luliU'ii Itiilo Loiliiti No. HI, , 0. O. V.
ui I'IiiiiI'm 1'uhh lunt wuck piiii'lmnttil ten
iii-H'H nl iMUiiil (or niiiii'titiy pin iiow-h.
l iu- cily lias lu'i'ii iliMciihHitiK tlm pro-
l nii'l y nl piiii'liiiMiii; liiinl ftiHiiininu ton
tmct fur the iihu ol Uio t!i'iiioiil plilihc.
Tlm Uniulilla riscrviitiim uppruiMO-
iiit-lit I'oiiiioiHHiiiiHiiM huvu IIiuhIii'iI llinir
ri-piii't, wliirli will- liu fmwKUluil to
iiMliiiiolnti liiiiiiciliiili'1)' ll toe report
It u. I'.'i'tol tlii'iu will no ii'illtinti to pru
vi'iit tlm uppiiiiiK ul th rt'si'i'vutioii in
tlm spring
The in ii t 'm I'utH IihIk'I of OiM Fl-
Iiiuh) in ciiiilonipliitliii; Hiii crci'lintl of a
tlirco.sluiy In n k block next pnrnf .
I ho iiphi-i slui v w 111 ultnril iiiiitrtciH lnr
Indue nml ciiiiip mnl tlm two lower stor
ies ill Im icnli'tl fur ollicns mnl store
rooms. I'liklnu ell'i ct .linnmrv Ii, Mr. T. W.
I ei ol I lie L'liinll I'.ieilli', iilsl.-u'l uf
lieinu' "eiteritl iiofSeiier aiient of the
I'lietlle ilivifinii wits liuiile HsNintiilit (jeli
oi.il ii.iHu.'nu.'r iijji'iit of the entire l iinjii
I'lH-ilic sleiii wilh hciulnuuiters ut
I'oilliui'l
ll iH cettitiiilv itellleil Unit work will
LcK'H at no veiy iln-liiiit ihiy on this
ria l at the 11. isclmi-u eii'l. Mr. (iriihmn
went oveilaml In nii I 'ii'K'i lust week
n Uli llin view of sliippiiiK iiinleri:il for
I I ti-, iii.nl over tlm Soiiihern l'.tcilic if
Miiliil'lc uiT:iiioenielilH for spefial mtes
can lie ininle. I'hiinili'iiler.
Tln expenses of the city KUVHrilliicnt
of I'lirtliinil, Kii'nnliiiif to tlie Jlayur'e
iiu-nsiioo. were S71 ."OT.L'I lor tin pant
nii', This is over twice lis much aw. it
cu-sts to urn the slulo ol Oicunn. Il
in pruliithle lloil tlie 4.ixpuyeis will con
, I ii, i- tlnii lljere in in u lcuk in the
in ii ii it ipal IreiiHiiry wmiew here.
At McMiitnevillo n call has been
i!netl hy illmnt sei-enty ynniiK nitin for
the oiyiiiii.atiim of a military company
of the N it t i it) it 1 ( iilai'il lo he enlilleil the
"(luveiiii'i'K r.utlyKiiarils," anil a re-iin--t
hat Leon scut lo (iuvernor
l't 'Miniver, simicl hy the .ciitintv jtlibe
nil 1 ptiKtiiiilM-r, It) et Win iippruval umi
,-iictiiii ,11'inciil in tTio' Din.in iziiliiin.
Iiicni'iiiiriiliiiii article worn Illeil Tncs
ilav as futltin h : Williimelto Itiver S'eatn
Imat. ( tfi ti I in ti y IK- U. K Scott, K. W.
Spencer, L. W. CrichtiKi, L It. Steeley,
mnl L. II Sei'ley, w ;ili, a capilal of lmi,
IK'O. The Cook A Kie.ran Trimsfrr ami
Siiinioe Ci'inpaiiy was incnrpmateJ liv
Chin li' !',. Cook, .lohn Kii-rnnii nml
I'. K. Strui'.u, with a capital o( JoO.WO.
The linker Cilv Democrat is informed
I iv Mr. C M. .McDiinnlilson, maunder
uf the Lnrekii A JCxeidsior nones al
Crai ker creek, Unit another test of the
ores of these mines, and on n more ex
tensive scale tlinn ever, .will he liiitde
within the next few days under. the aus
pices of representatives of thti (iold and
Silver Kxlriietion .Mining ami .Millimr
Coinpanv ol I'cnver, the lent to ho made
on 1(100 tuns.
Lust Thursday afternoon Charley
Akin, illeil about 11 years, was the
victim of nil iinlorttinats accident, wliirh
resnlled in his dealh, says tho Wallowa
Chieftain. Tho hoy was clmppiiiK WijoiI
in Knlerpiise, when i (.'list of, wind
lilted an inch board about six feet lonn,
from tho roof of a barn near--by, the
hoard slrikinu tho hack of the head, and 1
tiruihiciiij; injuries which canned his
death the same evening, ...
Samuel LVMay, who was secretary of
slate in DreKon I'roin lHl! to 1S70, has
been in Washington for several weeks
past. Today a minister Informed the
members of the Oregon detonation that
May was at the point of ileath, and hud
been sent to lite hospital for more euro,
and il was believed that ho would not
live mure than three days. Tho minis
ter also funk up a collection to pay his
hotel bill, which Mr. Alay was. tumble
lo settle.
The clerks in Portland Wve, made a
successful lUrht. for closinc all stores at
7 o'clock. This is no more than riht
and dealers, will not be the losers hy the
movement, us tho public will soon
aoc.tMoui ilsclf nml imike purchases
before Hie hour of ('losing.' Those who
violate tliia iivroonient. lire .not siich us
will command ' Hie trade. The adver
tisers In the World an; of the class who
believe in dolii". justice, to their em
ployees, WwUl. ' " '
Accoidiiifr to the., latest report of the
secretary of the navy,, "when all the
ships now rtiithorized are completed, ex
cluding those which by the process of
decay and the operation of law will by
that 'dale have. been cnndetnned,'".'onr
navy "will comprise II .armored ves
sels, of which hut throe areibat.tle-ships
and ill uiiiirmored." Oilier nations:
I'liiKlaiid, 7(1 armored, !J11 tiniirmorod ;
Krnnee, .ri7 arinoret), 'M'. iinanii'ored ;
(ierinany, 4l)'iirnio'ed, (it) 'linaniiored ;
llussia, ! armored, 1)5 unai'morcd! '
A frightful accident o.c.c,niTOid about
two miles mirth of Murqiiain on Tues
day evening. While a D-year-old so'ii"
of 'Oeorgo killing was driving a frac
tious team hitched to a wagon, the lit
tle fellow was thrown from tho seat to-
the doubletrees and was dragged about
llfly yards before ho was eX'triouled.
Tho wiigon' passed- over him, and when
l,o whs iiickil on. ill was fount! that his
collarbone was broken, ami his face was
badly cut in many placed.' lirave
doubts are entertained aa to his
recovery.
.TliiuSiute Tax tevy.
Tho fltalo exoeutivo. board, consisting;
of tiovenor, iSecretary of State JVleBride
and Htate Treasurer Webb, mot on Jan'. 7
at the ollice in Salcin. and 'made the levy
for stato imrposes for the year 1891 as
follows: For L'imeriil expense fund,
four mills; univois'ity tux one seventh
mill; military tax, ono-llfth mill, This
makes the total tax - levy for- slate pur
poses four-Riul twelve thiify-lifths mills.
The total taxable property of the 81
counties of the state is $114,077,788, anil
the tax levied will raise ii total of
t4n,4l'.'J,.Ca. Of this $4fi(i,:!U.15' is for
general expenses, Ui,li!Kl.Hli for nnivar
silp, and li,815.B5 for military.. .
IXHA.Ni: ANVI.l'M IIKI'OUT.
Home liilin-fHlliifr Ihilu Kiilmiltlcd by
tho Niipi-rliili'inli-iit.
TIio liloi.nliil report of the OroKon
state Insane asylum, I'r. Harry Ine,
Kiilii'i'iiitciidont. will' show many inter.
' t'sllnn fuels. Two years ago the inslitti
tlnii bad oL'd iniiiiiles, .'i'H 'mule and 1(18
fciii ile, The iiiitiibt r of admissions for
twi) years was I I I, mid the discharged ,
deaths and esciiin'S, 1142. Thoso under
Ireatinciit iitiiiiher 444 iniiles, and 184
females, a not iiicreuiiu in two venrs of
102. (If the palleiits now there, 04 ure
I'liral le, 78 ilonhtfiil and ul(i incuraiile
It took (ill ,01)7.80 to maintain the asy.
linn for the term. Of those aiiinittcc
for treatment ' ten waie iintler 15. Of
thos 4(H) received in two yearn Mullno
mail sent Lilt, and Crook. Gilliam, Lake,
ami Wullowa one each, and of tho (128
now 1 1 Kit u Multnomah sent SX),
mnl Kluinalh ami Wallowa
ono each. In nativity there
tire forty. nntiv Oicaoiiluns, me
iMllunce huiiiii from nearly evr "late
In . ii, n..i,. ui nationulity
nearly every ra.-o Is represetitetl, 40
per cent, ana over Hems loreign uoru,
(ierninnv lemling with twenty live.
The fnrn'iiim class send more thuii any
trade or orofesHion. there being 208
fanners in the asvluni. Twenty-six are
insane from Intemperance, ten from rel
igion ami eleven lieretlitarv. in iwo
years there wore sixty-nine de iths, two
being suicides.
i;f.ai, est A r k"t II A N S F E K s .
.lujin J ami Margaret L llendorson
to I' rands and George Welch. Iota 6, 6,
and 7, 1)1 k II I'leaxant Place; tlitSO.
Gilbert Gilbertson to C 0 Homing o'o
of so1,, sec III, t 2 a, r 4 e; $040.
Oscar K Klopor to W W Mr lota 7, 8,
and 11, blk ft, I'iiIIs View ml ; $').
.Iiibii II Margaret, L Ileutlerman to K
l-'Capps, luls H, It, 10, blk (I, Pleasant
Grove; loo.
Win Itlount mid wife to Valentine
Kluliu, 100 ucies, sec ", t:)s, rl e;
$0000.
Ori Kun IjiiiiI Co to J G Code lots 31,
mnl blk 42, .Miiithurn ml $200.
Jacob 1) Hitter, etal, to David Zim
merman, tho Ziiiiniciin.in tan yar 1 silu
ateil in t 4 , r I e, coiilaining 1 acre,
(WI.
John G rage, ot ux to S Mayer, bO
acres in sec Ul, t 2 8, r 1 e, $1500.
V, K Cliannaii et ux ami Marv M
Channiiii to .lohn lliigins, lot B, blk k,
L'lacku nns Heights ; $70,
John P Gage et ux to F Ibtichlo 60
acres, sec .11, I 2 a, r I o; $1120.
Thomas II Smith to Ida M Harbaiigh
otsS nml fl, Pleasant Little Home; $100.
KS Darling to J M Heckart, portion
of Win Holmes, D L C; Hi'M.
Frank Itees et ul to Mary Anno Kees
20 acres of .Mathias liees, D L O ; $10.
Frank Schns'der et ux to Magdalen
litieilielil, lot :i in blk O I untl S L'o'a
first ad to Oswego ) $1000.
las II Kellogg to II A Booth, 11
acres in t )! s, r 2 o ; $700.
. .I M Ili ckert, et ux to GeorgeCF.lv,
lots 1,2.3,4,0, (I, and 7, Heckert'a ad
to Oregon City; $1(K)0.
. A M Draper to the () I A S Co., lot 4,
sec t 2 s, r 1 e, $000.
Asa Sainlers, assignee, etc., to J P
Herniiin, lots 4 and 6, sec 18, t 5 s, r 2 e;
tt70.
F. Matthew s et ux toThos. Charman
3'n acres in sec 27, t 2 s, r 2 e, 177.00.
I! F, Kuberts et ux to William C Wade
Ll.1.27 acres of Kichard E Hoberts, D L
C;$4,CtK).
J Hoots et al to Frank M Robin
sun, 1 acre in Hoots ad to Mtirshficld;
$110.
Joseph Kondiin nml wife to Kosalina
Scgtiino, lots 1 and 2, blk 112. lot 7, blk
UO, O I ti S Co'sad to Oswego; $1.
Thus C Pembroke et ux to Win May
28 i acres of LaFavette May in t 4 a,
r2e;$5.
Surah Ann May to Thos Pembroke 30
lit res of Layfetie May D L C ; $0.
Win May to Thos Pembroke tract of
loud in t 4's, r 2 e, and 1 4 s. r 1 e, con
taining 3!o auras, $2lili.
D N Trullinger et nx to Thos Charman
truet of land in t 3 B, r 3 e, $4,000.
.Useph May et al to Wm A May 395
acres in 1 4 s, r 1 e ; $700.
J H Lambert et ux to Fred K Dunham
w'a of nwy of sec 12, t 4 s, r 2 e ; $000.
. W K Morris to Drown & Matheson 57
acres of He.ikiali Johnson, D L C in t 2
s, r 2 e, consi leiation to bo determined.
John M Wallace to M II Wallace half
acre more or less in sec 17, 1 4 b, r 2e ;
.$200.
John A Talhert et ux to Mrs Mary E
Paddock 10 acres of tha W T Matlock
DCC; $1000.
O I S company to Laura Johnson,
ot 7, blk 31, O 1 & S Co's ad to Oswego,
$2110.
Klglilly Named.
The Dad Lands, of Dakota, are com
posed of whito day, which, by the action
of rains, has ' been cut into hillocks.
They are not high, seldom more than
forty or lifty feet, hut. it is up one and
down Mitoherthe whole way. There are
no water courses, the nearest approach
being a gully forty feet deep, with a foot
and a half ot mud at the bottom. At
every few yards you must stop, and with
n spittle and shovel cut a path down the
side of a hill in order to descend, and
then tip the side of the ono opposite in
.order to get up again. The mud is as
sticky as tar, ami in going a few yards
the wheels of a wagon become solid
round cakes, and all the mules you can
hitch to it will not be able to pull it a
foot, farther. Then the sputles are
brought and tho wheels cleared, the op
perution being repeated two or three
times in a hundred vards. The extent
of the Dad Lands in takota, is probably
a hundred miles from north to south by
lifteun to thirty miles wide, Statesman.
A New Hook Store.
As soon as E. G. Canfield vacates the
building now occupied by him. as a
drugstore it will be reartinged, and
placed in first-class condition for a book
store which will be conducted by Messrs
Cautieldand bluntly, which turn will
consist of E. G. Caulield, the druggist
and Mr. C. U. Huntley, who has been
prescription clork for him for several
months past. It is the purpose of the
now linn to conduct a tirst-class book and
stationery business in connection with
which they will have a news stand with
all the latest periodicals, novels, etc.
Subscriptions will bo received by them
for any newspaper or periodical pub
lished. We bespeak for them a liberal
share of the public patronage and from
our knowledge of the firm, can assure
tha public of fair and courteous treat
ment, Strayed.
. From my farm near Clackamas station
lust May one 3 year old steer light red
.marked with half crop on right ear,
upper bit on left car. A liberal reward
will he paid for his recovery. Ju&, lie
Shinier.
I'ronoiinced Ilopelewi, Yet Kami.
From a loiter wiitteri by Mrt. Ada E;
Hurd, of Groton. 8. 1)., we quota! "Wai
taken with o bad cold, which settled on
niv Lungs, cough aet In and finally ter
minuted in Consumption. Four doc
tors gave me up laying I could 1 could
live but a short timo. I save myself up
to my Saviour, determined if I could
not stay with mv Irietuli on eartn, i
would meet mv absent one above. My
husband was advised to get Dr. King
New Dim-overv for Consumption, Colds,
and Coiight 1 gave it a trial, took in
all eight billies; it hafi cnied ine and
thank God 1 Am now a well and hearty
woman." Trial bottles free at O. A.
Ilariling'i drug store, regular aixe 50c
and $1.00.
Kemarkable itestue.
Mr. Michael Curtain, I'lainfleld, III.
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs; she
she was treated for a month by her am-
sumption " u'fu""1 vuiim
g,',icr. Her druggist aiiggested Dr.
King's New Discovery for Consumption j
she bought a bottle and to her delight
lound herself benefitted from first dote.
She continued its use and after taking
Urn bottles, found herself round and
well, now doea her own housework and
is as well as she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at Q. A.
Harding's drug store, large bottles 50c
and $1,
Speculation Dangrou
Scarcely a day passes without the
news of some large failure flashing oyer
the wires the usual result of specula
tion in stocks or seme equally danger
ous venture. The same electric current
carries to dear distant friends tha sad
tidings of death of dear ones too often
the result of speculation in patent nos
trums. Motre a Kevealed Remedy is
no speculation but is sold on positive
gtiaranteo. Do not fail to go to voui
druggist and ask for your money if not
satisfied. We know you will 'go and
buy another bottle, For sale by all
druggist.
Store For Sale.
Ixx-ated in one of the best famine
communities in Clackamas county, at
Mink. 8 miles from Oreiron Citv. A
complete line of general merchandise
and is doing a large and paying business.
Good building, j acre or more of land.
rostollice goes with this store, which
purchasing will take. Is a bargain.
Good reason for selling. Liberal terms
given. Address, Chas.Mokiinkh,
ll- tf ' Mink, Or.
Estray Notice.
Two small black horses have been
taken up by the undersigned, living two
miles southwest of Mink, P. O., Clack
amas county, Oregon. Owners can have
the same hy paying lor this notice and
for care of said horses. They are about
three and six years old, and were taken np
Jan. Oth, 1801. J. W, Mat,
Jan. 13, '01. Mink. Ore.
Great Redaction In Millinery.
From this date for thirty days my en
tire stock of hats and fancy feathers will
be sold at actnal cost. I have some ele
gantly trimmed hats, including Fiench
felts and other varieties, which are in
cluded in the reduction, and which will
not be reserved. Call early while the
assortment is large.
Miss N. Watts, Oregon City.
2t
Twenty Pounds
Of good Meat for $1 00, atLooci A Ai-
For Sale-. A Valnable Short Horn Bull.
The subscriber offers for sale hia val
uable short horn bull. The following ia
his recorded pedigree, etc. : Name, Octo
wit, No. 82508, vol, 32, p. 253, A. H. B.
Color, roan; calved March 10th, 1885.
bred by C. T. Howard, Mulino, Oregon.
Octowit was sired by Hambert, 48,393,
out of Mulino Belle, by Brickbat, 46,619,
" Bellachini 22dby Webfoot Prince,
15.686,
" Bellachini 6th,by Washtenaw Ch'f,
125.125.
" Bellachini 2d,by King Alfred,3,053,
" Bellachini, by Bantichini, 12,862,
" Belina 4th, by Locomotive, 640,
" Snowball, by Chas. Colling, 333,
" Belcna 2d, by Malcomb, l.lSO,
Imported Belena, by Brampton, 14,
Brampton by Son of Wellington, 68 be
by Laird, 1,158.
Mulino Belle, the dam of Octowit, ia
recorded vol. 25, p 891, and was calved
April 4th, 1883.
I hereby declare that the foregoing
pedigree is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. C. T. Howabd.
Dated May 22, 1890.
From the foregoing it will be seen that
Octowit is in directline of descent from
pure blooded imported English stock.
Whoever purchases him will get a supe
rior bargain. Chas. Mokhnkk.
Nov. 6,1890. 11-6 tf
Wanted.
At the Mountain Bluff Meat Market,
Oregon City, 100 turkeys. Mr. J. P.
Crocker takes this opportunity of thank
ing his many friends and customers for
the very liberal support which they have
given him since commencing business
nere. lie is determined to continue to
accommodate his customers in every
reasonable want. He has now on hand
a choice supply of fresh meats, pickled
pork, etc. Chickens dressed to order.
Corned beef and sausage a specialty.
J. P. Crocker.
Notice.
Having sold a half interest In my
hardware business in this city, it be
comes necessary for me to settle my
past accounts, and in doing so I must
call upon my debtors for an immediate
settlement. R. D. Wilson.
To Good Templars.
Do you know that Moore's Bevealed
Remedy is the ynly patent medicine in
the world that does not ton tain a drop
of alcohol ; that the mode of preparing
it is known only to its diicover ; that it
is an advance in the science of medicine
without a parallel in the nineteenth
century; that its proprietors offer to
forfeit $1,000 for any case of dyspepsia
it will not cure?
CHEAP MEAT!
During the fall and winter Log us &
Albrigt will sell the finest fat beef by the
quarter and in smaller quantities at I
cents per pound . They have recently
purchased 300 head of fat steers, ana
want to sell before cold weather. Now
is the time to put down a barrel of good
beef for winter use. They will also sell
other meatB in proportion.
Chairman Central Com.
Burnev Barin & Draper, will until
further notice, buy all Clackamaa county
warrants presented at their office in
Charman Bros., block.
100 acres $50 half mile from Oregon
City. W. C. Johnsok.
Wantkd, Girl for light housework.
Inquire of Mrs. A. B. Graham.