J
V
The KnterprlHO.
FimUY.l F.IUU'AUY lSul.
Ilia Ixji'rik Phovk Fatal.' In tho
lnl iMiiitt tit Tns Kntkkpmihk tut ntion
a made of tut uuf.ntumito tniiiahiip
which Moll F K. Mnplo u( t!ii city,
In hi toiling hom the, ddewalk on the.
lower iiid of Maui U:tot lo tlm rwka ho
low, A result of I ho tiutoiitidnciia of
the raihiiii auainat which Im with mi
other tfonlloinun waa loaninit, and when
liOKiislion.it a fraclm ol I he idtull.
Wo cxivi'1 il our iiioct anient ile
niiv to he- able to imtn IUk imi'Mvouiont
in this i s.i no, hikI tlio iiidHH In At thai
lime wer aalavoiahle a good mirylcnl
tr.'ltllH'Ilt llllil till' KUll'I'HH of a dillreull
0.'nHioll in rviuovinx aluiHe-icd liouo
from tlio, huiiu could inaitm. Hut alna,
tins wim not to ho, a& on Monday uiorn
iiw about I o'clock ho mtildoiily c-x'ired.
It i uood that hi death In duvelly
Hltri'iutithlo to iiitouuil heiiioirhaini,
Willi ii!M AtUi'k of llillillli together
dovelooed from the injury, more than it
wa to tho injuiy iisolf. n a hut hii hour
hoioty ho died In was vi-itcd hv lr.
Soitunor, At which tnno his ooiulitiou
wa uutvntly Inipiovcil F.htier K.
Maple, wha horn in IIoIiiha comity,
Ohio whore hv rviddod until ho had ai
taine I ti e av'" o( iiiaiiIioikI, wlnn ho
imitated to liiilitin Territory and alior
waiIa to 'IVxaa. lie travelled over
A uhhI portion of tlie South, reiiioviuit
to Cbn kani!i county with olher mem
bent of tlip hlillilv ill 1HS", thev tdkititf
up their rtwiilone At Vinln. In lHe
emtr of l.int yer hit caiihi to Oregon
City, enternii! into artucrhii with
Mr. ly, uiiilor tlio (Inn name, of Maide
lAV. contr.li'toni Atul builder. This
Arm ttrcw rapidly into populnriiy Ami
then Aiictvtui a build -rs, linn together
w ith the AUKiiority of their workman
hip ranks them among the leu in the
citv. They nvied two lcAutiful rot-Mtf-
on tlie hill, built the new Ailililiou
to the acIumiI hoiiso, aii addition to Mr.
Cautield'a huildintf aikI Itixt hut not
leaat, tint hc.uitiful M. K. church iilt u-e
from which, on TuoA.liiy of thin week
hii I fi'leis bodv waa carried to enter ttt
tinal abodo in the city cemetery. Il i A
uiarve-loilit co-inciileiic Unit hi waa
the llrxt funer.il Aermoii conducted in
the new cttitrvh, while that of lux lather, i
who died hut two tiioiitliA ai w n-S the!
IaxI eondilctod in the olil. At the liui
ol hi death lie was twenty-einlit year
and ten mouths old. And had wn
auuoritii; noin urn iiijiiric jum a wees,
lAckinit one day. lie was a nieuilier ol
the M. K. church und a devote-d woiker
of Kpwoith I.CH)!iie. The funcrul
wrinoii wnd Aide, iiuptCfuiivo mid up
pmprute, delivered hy Kev. Farmm,
rmntoi t( tho ilinr.h. The toil huh
" There in lint A xtep K'tween ine And
death." In the death of Mr. Mnplo.
OreiMii I'itv Ima liwl one of it vouni!oMt
hut iiuxt active und nmiiinu Iuiaiiichs ;
men who h.id itAinetl the CAti-em, resitect
and love of all who knew him. und hi
bereaved mother, Aister und three
hmtherA !mve A hont of Aym,i;itl item
ill ihiA hour of their ullict un.
CoAAkB 1'ARrT. Mis Kit a Tope ln
dervd a cobwi b prty to A miiuher of
her youiij diitpitmoiia at the iwrlor of
ber parent' residence in this city Inst
KriiUy eveniniit i'luwe pri'Aeiil tcre
MioAt A Aiinio DuIhii, Annie ir:ih,mi,
Minnie Ackcrmui, Winuie W'iHu.iiA.
I.ur.i Miller, Nor ConverA, Sophia
L iltiH. Kiltie I'aiiie, Vera I'lUhury, lire
t.i Mnckler, Jesie Mn-liciuier, Jennie
Ite.iltie. IXir 1'liane; Messr. Ile'iu.lil
Jones, K ill li Miller, Kvere'le llick
luuii, Cieed Stra:ton, Wdiie Ai kerui.in,
Merle Johns, 'II, l.ctilio I'oAiUi;, Chil'he
Mvlditnii, Kdivnid Kineiirsoii. The
fiiieituinuient proved to 1m one of the
must enj. y.ihre nniluiuusinK that liad
taken pi li e in Uivhi City for Annie
time The untanuiin of the cobweb uf
fouled intense inteiest, mirth and ex--iifiiient
lor all prcAciit, 'he priie for
the tirAi ami la-t out ol tint wel resulting
ill Miss 1 Jul A CIlUs and Ciiaxlie .Mcl
drum fecunni; tlrsl and Misa Josie Mil
Bheimer und Kveietle Hickman, booby.
Ani'thei Auiirce of amusement waA the
lunnin ol Knap huliblct throiuh All
an h. the iienileinen tilnwini the hulihles
And am thev Halted in tlie Air tltw lu.liea
fanned tlieni. or attempted to fan them
through. In this cmitest Miaa Vera I'ila
bury, und Creed Mratton e,ured liral
huuVirs, while Miss Annie (ir.iliuin and
Kdward Kiiieiirsuii rontenled them
wives with the booby prize Much
praise is liestuwed upuii lls I'.tta, who
with the Assistance ol Misa Kailow AO
siiicesHfullv entertained the company.
There is also much flattery due Mra.
I'oiai for tl,e taste. neatncAM and artiatiu
skill she displayed ill
the execution of
tl e invitations card, wl icli went in
tlit'inselvi'A a novelty. On one comer
of the card wa a figurative apiiler whose
web covered the entire card, on the
thread of the well bcilin tho wordi,
Wont you walk inty my parlor,', nnd
the inline und date underneath.
Om.iiiiNo t i k x ri. t m k s . Tlio train car
rying California' exhibit, which was
Hide-triii ked in thia city last Monday,
while en route for it home in San Fran
cisco, after a tilleen month' tour of the
I niled Stale, ia in charge of Aconiie
tent, polila und ohliinu gentlemen aa
one often has. the pleasure of meeting.
Mr. Matthew, Hiiperintendent of tho ex
bil.it, is a reaident of l.o Angelog; Mr.
K. K. Smith ia a reaident ot San Fran
cisco and la a momlier of tho atatc board
of trade, nt the instigation of which
board the train wis sturted. Mr. J. It.
Lancks, of San Francisco, traveling pna
Kagc aent of the Southern J'lieilic ban
ha I immediate charge nf the train, hav
ing been with it during the entire tour.
All of theao gentleraiMi, with their as
sistant, wcro verv entertaining, answer
ing tlm innumerable qiietion pro
pounded to them, apparently untiring
ly Mr. Smith informed an F;.n'Tkkchisk
reporter that he had been with the tram
about two monlliH, meeting it in Chi
cago. He i with ;t for tho purpose of
determining what effect it may have on
the people; il there nre any nerceptDIo
benefit derived from it and if he be
lieves the SHme Aiiflkient to justify a rep
iit inn of tlie exhibit, to Htart the com
ing fall. He cay that during ita travels
the car have been visited by about
1,700,000 people, nnd Unit according to
bis opinion no moie effective plun for
advertising the state' advantage could
be adopted. Ho will recommend a rep
utition of the exhibit only o-i a more ex
t.'i.Hive aeale. Tub Kntbki'Bihb acknow
lednea aoiii'o fine souvenir and pam
phlet iasued by the state board of trade
railroad com puny, and other giving I lie
state' advantages, together with a few
sample of California prluie.
li.,.r,,un l'r,,VIICP .fllllll A.
Confer,
. I ii,i atate. and one
of
Clackamas and Multnomah eountie a
bestknown and highly respected citizen,
died of pneumonia, after an illness ol
fivedavat his home in OsWfcifJ
Friday. Mr. Confer had attained the
au'0 of ciidity-five years at the time of
hi death, and wa, fivo davs prior
thereto enjoying the bet of health;
he was in I'ortlandon the Sunday before
and on returning home was overcome
iii, ., uttu.-ir of minnnioni i. 1" the
,i,',tiw,l il.iu rrtnoerted citizen this
community lm aiifleied the loss of a
well-known pioneer who ha been a
Inns and devoted worker for the
state' advance since the day of
infancy. J le came to the coast in lft
..,u'iiui,n In 1 nr2. since when his
.,m,nnt honiH lias been in am
immedio vicinity. He ha two jons
living in Oregon City Mossrs J. A.
and It. Confer, both of whom enjoy
n extensive acquaintance throughout
surrounding. Ilo was a
,f thn f. O.O. F . to which
. i... i.n. i,l,iiroil munv rear
oraer no " i ,
u 1..., itm l,(xl u was liurieii at
Oswego cemetery, where it was followed
. . I' . .. . .. i,meilf Fill
bv about seveniy-nve ieams oi is'
fri,.n,l and sorrow-stricken rolalives
The services were conducted according
to tlie holy rites of the order of the
Odd Fellows, the sermon being delivered
hy Rev. Webb, of Milwaukie. About
fifty members of Ihe various lodges of
lliU iectlo)i weii pi'OHeiil, iimoim them
heiuit McMm. Meldiuui hi! luck, O'
t'ouucll mid liodfiey ot IIiIa city,
tji ten am Ai'iHACiloN, Theio Ih con
itiiloi'ithlc nttrnctiou In the nhow window
ot Chin iuaii'a ili im Atore, to thn Avemite
imi'i'-liy, in the aIiapo of hii IiicaiiiI
doACAUk liitht eneloiKd III Ik hIoIh) of
co'.oivd witter. It ia unite novelty to
iiy the leu At.
tiKT IN AMI OKItL. t'oUlpllllV (1. of
I'ortlAiid, iniiAt now t"t In nd dull,
Their f l.tkK) chiilleiiKe kkaIiiaV iuiv coin
puny on the col Iiaa lioen Accepted hy
the Stockton. I'wl. eonipAiiy, tli liitter
to inline the dute, t'oiiAideiiilile IntereMt
Ik luiinifeAied In tint content in inililiiry
circlcA.
A Nkw I.otniK or I. O t). V. Al
Woodlnirn TIiuihiIav, of IaaI week, a
new lodue of the Independent Order of
Odd KelloWA WilA lilAtituted, SeveiAl of
the Siilem hrelhrtni went down nnd lint
Imlpi w.ia intitnled under their direc
tion. It Ia Wmidtinrn lotlt No, 10'J
And the Nnlilv (iiiiud l" CluirleA MoaIi
iiernei .
K'sorl', Win, tnuxiK. Ariiiii(ie.
nieiitA for the oik mil ilion of nil older of
the Kni;lfA of I'liytliiiiA In thia city
luive tlnullv I een 'iterfeeled, Ami the
(uiiiIa Imve Ik-cii I'm warded for the ctmr
ler, which ia expected in a few iIiiva,
The lodne will Iw oKned with A nii'iti
lerhip of tvxenty-tive At IcaaI And proh
Aldy tiiimt, ,
At'RVl'K tl.lllDKNKH- 1IV, lll 111-
dun r-CAred by 1. K. liincAraon, And
lu now (iK'ii hy the iiaiiim of IAve
liiuenrAon, Ia one of the cliAiiipion K'tr
deiierA of 1 1 1 if Atate. He Iicai a the iIIa
tiuetioti of Udnn the flml out with veiteN
aIiIo in Oit'tfon City thi yeAr, And fur
twoweekA Iiaa Uipl ed Iiia cutoliicr
viilli aII the enrlier apriiiit VArietieA.
ToIIava A Miitrix Comcanv Mo
Mmville ik to Imve a iiilliliA c mipmiy.
And Aoine Aixly ytuitiK men have Aigned
Ait AihcAtioti to he imiAteni I into the
Aervice, Aiiyn tho ttrtvoiiinn. The com
pAiiv well Ih uttnehed to the Kirnl levtl
inent, O. N. ti., And orderA Iiav been
issued hy l.icnleimnt t 'ournnl Summers,
in couiniAiid, for a:i olllcer to no up And
niUAler tlie new rompAiiy III.
Kiapv Ko KviBAliMO.--WArren A
lloluiaii rceived t li in week fioui New
York City A l.e Neol Kinlmhnlitu pump
And HxtureA, And they are now rvudy,
tliereforw, to prepAre a corcmt for lili
uient Alter the moAt Approviil tyle In
the limcrAl (luectiiK And undertAkiliit
hiiAineAA thiA linn Ia aUava found In the
front rank.
Ix IHawk Vii.k. Link I.oaii,
colored, Aloto A pinr of nlim-A timu A
lelluw hy the punio of M,ivnrd, of Mar
lin'a loiil'in cuiiip, IaaI SaturdAy ami
iMtiiineiicr mknii.' I'AcKA iiMlort
lan-l. Itepijty MorriA w n Aeut After him
And ove'UKniv' him, tnoiiitlit him to
tiieon City He i now in durAiice
vile, Arrvin'ii thirty day' tenlence
fixed uiHin liiin by Justice Kout.
IxArirfrK at FoHtar (!aov Sunr
iututiileiit JohiiAoii is in leceipt uf an
invitation from State Siipeiintendent
M, Tdroy to Alton, I tlm iiiAlitute for the
Fifth Jiidutd DiAtrict to he held At For
est tirovr, Apr. Till, 3th, tHli and lUlh,
in coiijiiiicliuii with the iuattlule for
Wasliiiiiitiui county. Mr. McF.lroy
through Mr. JoIiiiaoii inviteA ll olher
teachers of the county to attend.
Sihkwuk to Winiiaoa. The people
living ai roaa the river in Windaor adili
t.oll Are i id'U'atillK a n U I lull AlllnliK
HiemselveA for lunda to build A aideMAlk
lo the bridge (ruin that pUce. It is re
ixirted that the reipitred aii ount Ia al
ready About euliAcribed And that work
will coiiiiuonio on the wwtk At once
Tbi i ipiile a micscity to the ieole of
that vicinity, aii, I it presence would li
a convenience to a laryo nuinU-r of io
ple. Ilooia Coin. A itrcal Jeat of counter
feit iiiouey.haa been Moated in Oregon and
Washiiikitoii lately and now it ia an
nounced that a iireAt ninny connter-
((.jt vtt j,)tUr j.i,,,, artt iu circulation
Thev Are a preitv uxiU iiuilation of the
oriiiliiAl, heariiiK dale Issil, They are
nearly full weight, but the ed(cA are
slightly worn and they have a ureasy
fetdin. A there are a ((reat many IHHO
coi.ia in circulation it ia best bo on the
lookout.
Mii.itaav Ball. Printing hai been
done ami other arrangement commenced
(or the grand military ball to be given
at the Armory ball Friday evening, Feb.
ID, by "F" company, O. N 0. Kvery
thing goea to show that it will be fully
up to the usual standard of the milila
boy' entertainment, even if it doe not
outdo any previous ellortA, which Ia
saving much lo it credit. Komember
the date if you want a good evening'
enjoyment.
A Fink I.ibbary. Kev. Fther Hille
brand received IaaI week another addi
tion to hia magnificent library. It af
forda one considerable plcaaure to look
over hi librarie, for he baa two, and
note the work of all tiie eminent (ier
iniiu and Fiench writer and the record
and hiatoriea of the church. Mr. Hille
hriiml value hi collection very highly
and ieiid moat of the time not occu
pied in instructing the pupil of the
school in hi study. Person viiting
him there nre always royallp enter
tained. A Dkkkick-Scow. Mr. Joseph K.
Smith, who had a contract for supply
ing rock for the jetty at the mouth ot
the Columbia, is having a large wow
built on which will be placed a derrick
And engine, for handling rock. He will
moor this barge at any point along'lhe
Willamette where large domicka are
plentiful and will, by means of tlie
derrick, load the government scow with
them ami thus nave the expense of
drilling and blasting I lie rock.
A Kaii.ho.vi to AaroniA. Supplemen
tal article of incoiporation were filed
with the secretary of state last week
by the Oregon Hallway extension com
pany which have been amended so u to
allow it to engage in new enterprise and
business pursuits. These are ninny
one ia to construct and equip a railroad
from Portland to Astoria, the same to
run in a nurti'crly and southerly direc
tion. Chas. F. Adams i the president
and Joseph Simon, the secretary, and
other incorporators are K, . Ames, O.
L. I.ane, C. J. Smith, U. llrook, Zera
Snow, A. L. Mill, II. C. Campbell and
Wilhuin Mackintosh.
A Fkkak ok Natuhb. Tlio Zona cor
respondent to the Sulom Journal gives
the following inlerestitig bit of now:
Mr. M. V. Mann, who resides near this
place, cut down un oak t.ee that meas
ured nearly four feel through, when he
came lo cut and split it up ho found an
antler imbedded in its body about six
or reven feet from the ground, and it
seems also strange that there were also
three prongs mid the big end of the horn
wa near the heart of the tree. Two
bucks must have (ought a battle hv the
tree and one made u miss and hit tlie
tree, and thus lost the bom. and nature
healed 4ip the wound in tlie oak and
thus inclosed it.
Dint) at Windhob Mrs. Turpin,
mother of Kichard Turpin, of Windsor
addition, died at her son's residence
last Saturday evening. Mr. Turiun,
known by her triends a Grandma
Tnrnin. wna at the time of her death
nearly ninoty-slv years of ago, and for
Homo' time punt has gradually been fail
ing in lioalth. She wa buried, on faun-
,liy afternoon In the city cemetery, the
I t ' . 1.. I.a mitt r I I'll A1 1(1111
. Mineral services iu conoo. c
Although the deceased had not long
been a resident of Oregon City, she had
made many friends during thn time she
has been here, an I her death will be
greatly regretted by all.
Huicr Si'iiar Iniiiisiuv. Thn Ore-
1,1 m Uui any a number of capitals) ill
Portland are weilinisly coiiAldeilng the
question of iuauniatlng the imsinc oi
uiauufiicUiiiug beet Hiigar tlieie. The
matter wa under ciniiildeintlun by
several peiaou there some Utieeu or
nun e veara ami. lln v iniiiie an nec
essary experiment In itrovvlng the beet
nnd having them nnalyitod, and found
the perceuliigeot Anecliaii'nl matter in
licet grown here was very large, bring
14 per cent and In omit cases nwiu,
which I imieli ni'iio then la found In
heet grown In tieriimny. The parties
who made these investigations con
eludeil to form a comnaiiv and biveat
'.tKl.OtHHii the boot sugar Vuatnea' , but
iuat then the lieatv with tlu Sniiiivlch
IslAiid admitting tlie Miigar free of duty
went intoellecl nnd knocked the Acheme
In the head. Now that the Mc
kinley hill iHovlde for A hounly of
Seoul a per pound lor all augur iiui'l In
thla couiitt v, tint tiino la iavoiaiuo tor
going Into the lieot anmir business, nnd
aonu of the wealthiest and moat culor
prising ol the citlaena have the luatler
under serious eonsuloiallon,
"F" Wii l F.ntka Tug CimrKsr. Co,
"F" of this city will aend A teiuil (0
Porllaud next Wediieadny evening lo
enter thn ntldetle contest to ho given
by Co tl. At their uriuoiy, The con
ical will tat iu running, jumping,
high Jumping And ro pulling, medals
In be Awarded to the victor, There
are to he lour men on a side in tho ro
pulling, whose weight iu the Aggregate
must not exceed tkK) pounds It la
probable tliAl "li" ha the inside track
in the inalter na they certainly have
sense enough to inner only such gnmoA
aa they Iiavo men fitted (or, but our
hoy a nre going at It nevertheleaa with
a iH'raislency thai metllA auccesa even
II they h dissapHiiuted. They have
si'lected their men w ho w ill have Is on
in training leaa than a week w hen they
enter the conteat, And defeat will there
font be exciiAAble. W r informed
that the tattotiA will run aii exciiraion
for the benefit til IIioao of (hi city who
deal i e lo attend.
Ksiui A.voiMi tti'tioog, Uev. A. II
Uaker, of Mountain Home, of Ihlacoiiu-
countv called on In F.ntkachimk on
Wednesday of this wiek. Mr. Itaker
is a miniaier of tlie church of the l ulled
hn'thren and speaka very encouragingly
of the progroaa In church la making,
And it future In Claikaiuaa county
Ilo report movement aiming the so
ple of Mountain Homo lo erect a church
in that vicinity Wua season and he Iw
hevoA it will moot with aucceaa. Con
siderable money h aIso been aid
eriU'd towards a church At Mountain
View, near thia place and it la exieotoil
that one w ill be built In the near Inline
With the aasistAiice of Kev. J. W. Pul
lev, of Salem, and Henry I., Harklev.of
W'oodburn, Kev. Haker will conduct
A aeries of iiieetiuga at Maple I.Ane,
commencing with Wednesday of lhi
week. F.vcrvonn invited lo attend the
meetings.
Tho steam dredge Fnlerprie, has la-en
laving In a perilous coiuhtinii on
too brink of the (alia nearly opposite
the hea l ol the locks, where alio waa
kslgod AgAinat Mime rocka. The Fnler-pri-e
w hich has been dredging the V'tilp
Company a basin, pulled out Wcdnosiloy
Afternoon with Captain John Kandall iu
charge. J ual above the head of the ba
sin alio became untiiiiiiiigenhle And In
lute of every etrorl on the pai t of the olli
co i a waa carritsl hv the current to the
verge of the (.ills. Her condition gnw
gradually wotao, and ua two taiata pull
ing all day Thursday had no Hrceptihle
ell'ect towardA U'tlering hercondittoii she
waa about given up aa lost, until the
steamer ilogue Arrived alsiul 5 :U) and
joined in the pull; alter considerable
ihihcully and Alter two men had nearly
loat their hvea the dredge Wa finally
taken out and ia now safely mooted
near the head of the locks.
Caxat'a Itm I'ai st Farm. The Will
amette land Co of thia city Iiaa pur
chased the line farm of Mr. (i. T. 1a-
Slueld near C'anhy, paying $.'),6m) for tli
10U acre a enclosed in the tract. Thia.
with the land the company now own at
Unit place gives the tract In one place of
nearly acre. The entire tract ia all
to lie put out to fruit trees iu time, they
now having UWfrutt trova on the ground
ami force ol men At work putting
them out. It ia also their iatenlioii of
starting larire nursery and they are
now preparing fifty seres of gisid ground
for that purMjse They have over a ton
of ia'acIi pit now planted and are pre
paring thor needed atis k for their nur
aury, as in addition to growing the trees
lor their own orchaid they expect to
cat)' a nursery stock large enough to
supply the needs of the county.
Mi'aT Watch Tim I.airxi.a
F.iiough strife exist between Companies
1 and (i, O. N. li., of Portland, to make
two crack companies if they continue
the racket. "I" challenge any com
pany on the Pacific coast lor a tl.tkNl a
side in a twenty-four man contest, while
"li" so runs A slanding challenge
for 1,(XK) against any company on the
coast iu a thirty-two men contest. It
look probable that "I" lathe la-lter com
pany, but not so large. If "li" actu
ally want a "go" why docs It not cou.e
up with twenty-four picked men? F'.vi
duntly they are both well up in tactics,
but they might find it a profitable pass
time to keep one eye on their laurel or
they will receive a black eye from an
unexpected source. There ate no flies
on "F" company of the same regiment
but ol thia city.
New of the denth of Mr. William
Jackson, of Mountain Home, is brought
to us this week by Kev. II. linker, of
that place. He died at his homo on
January lilitli at the age uf eighty-four
years, and waa buried un the 1'Hlh at
Mountain Home cemetery, near Spring
water poatofllce. Mr. Jackson WA an
ol.l soldier, and had been a resident of
Clackaimi county for several vears.
He leaves 'i wife to mourn hi death,
who is sympathyzed with hy a host of
warm friends.
Si'iTitssKUi, Mkkti.mis, The aerie of
gospel meeting which have been in
progress in tlie Congiegotioual church
closed on Thursday evening of last week.
Those who had the pleasure of hearing
the discourses of Hoy. Ciapp, who as
sisted Kev. Lucas, were much pleased.
The meetings resulted iu much rooii be
ing done and several additions lo the
church.
Ordeis taken for any newspaper or
periodical published lore gn or domestic,
single copies or by tlio mouth or year.
Advertised Letters.
The following is a lint of letters re
maining in the post olt'u e al Oregon City,
Febiuary 12, 181(1.
Alvi'cn, Philip
Armstrong, John
Anderson, Mrs W K
Cone, W H
(.'otuliert, A J
Crltisier, H M
Duncan, J 1
Daylong, George '2
Daniel, Tho
Kvaut, A
Kiilou, J If
Kruter J J
Ford, fra J
Oarrow, Kugeue 2
lloiiglilon, II 2
Hill, Martin,
.bilinsnii, lirniit
Jones, John
Kane. M A
Nlckersnn, Clara
Newton, II H
Dsinunilsoii, Olo
I'uliueleer, Frank
Hliiaiicr, l.iv
Sharp, Jiilin
Hliarklu, Angeline
Hcllwoiiilltucordnillce
Hperry, Mrs Ilatllo
Hnillh, Mrs Harry
Taylor, Mm M
Thompson, Mrs V A
Tuttle, Irwin H
Thomson, S K
Tliorhaven, K A
Wheeler. W
Woods, Miss Ilerthalt
Woodcock, William
Waldeckcr, Hev C V
Lewis, 1J
Wood, J M
Middlesworth.OscarN Welch, Robert
Moore Anthony Waller, Jake
Nicholson, James Watls, Kildio
When culled for please say whon ad-
vertised.
1',. OT. HAM)
Acting P. M,
All the lending periodicals and maga
PC
zines, latest, anil nest novum aepi uy
Caufleld & Huntley.
Largo stock of comic and other valen
tines now on band at the post olUco.
SPRAY Or THE FALLS.
The up train Woilueailav took J, A,
Chase to Salem,
Mra. T. A MeTlrldu ha A a'.lgltUI
Uek oi tho mom If.
Mis Annln Morrill relnrnrd from
Salem Wednesday.
W. T. W'ldllock made a round lilp
to the Capital the lit nt of the week.
M- A. Ht ration wa in Halen tin
middle of the week . ,
K. M . Ilauda was among the anion
A couple ul daya thia week,
Die ClaekauiBA delegation to the leg-
lalature were all Imiiio over Sunday .
Mr, K. N. Warren Uapending week
with her parent In lliownavllle.
N.O. Waldron waa up to CAiihy Un)
middle of the week,
II, V, Nufu Iiaa the foundation laid
(or a new residence near thn school
house ,
0 1). l.atourelto boarded the south
bound train for the atate capital Wednes
day.
Iteiuember the baud hoy promenade
concert on Saturday evening, Pohi
hAll.
Mr. M. K. Worshaiu, who ha been
alightly tinder the weather for week,
la Again on our aiiect.
"Ktle lUdor lo Forrll O.boruo" la the
reading on a marrlagii licanso Issued
tula weel. hv Clerk Johnson,
The first auow for this season in Clack
Aiuaa county came on Monday morning
Feb. IHh. It only remained on the
ground aii hour.
MisA A ilo A Cochrane, Instructor in
the Capital I'ollege, of Salem, smiiI Sat
urday and S'indny with her paienla in
thia city.
A card party waa lendertd by Mr, and
Mra. II. A. Hauling lo their many
friend at Ihclr resilience on Tiieadiijf
evening.
There Willi a " Washington Uej-ep-tim"
At the Congregational church, on
Tuesday, Feb. i't. Further notice next
Week.
MiaaClarn Kouald, now conducting
one of the successful aciioola of the
vomit v near Annua, wa lit the city
Saturday and Sunday.
Mountain View, one of the growing
aohurba of thcgoti City, now Iiaa a sst
olllee of ita own Fly la the imuie witli
lieu. C. Fly A postmaster
KeproaoulAtive Paquet will accept the
thalikaol Tiik Fvrt Hems for eopiea of
the various bills he Introduced togot icr
with other lmHiitaiit ilis-uiiieiils
of this aeasloii,
nipt. Thomson sends the billowing
hit of good new a from I'larka: Horn
To the wife of I. S. Clarke a gbl, weight
S1, pounds; mother and child doing
well. Irving la happy.
Senator Cross sent with hi compli
ments to Ins F.STkAl'NIsN Inst week,
the reports ol llie vaiIoiib ta(c Institu
tions for the two yeai past,
thanks, Mr. Crosa
An oyster auper will he giveu al the
Clackamas school bouse Saturday night,
tlie funds to be used for the purchase uf
new seat for the church. F.veryone
should try the and help out on the aeata.
Mr O. W. Tavlor. ol PorllAiid, waa
in town over Sunday, sending the day
with Ina brother. Mr. T. ia
cuplra I is Important position of train
despatcher of the Southern Pacific rail
road. Hillsboro rllUciia feel certain of waler
wotka And electric light In the near
future) At a meeting of the ritiaena
Monday night much interest waa maul
teste I and a committee waa apM)int"d
lo visit the pro'rty holder nnd see
what amount could be raised.
Miss I.uU A. Folleshee died At the
homo of bvr parents In Cnnemnh, on
Saturday morning last, of dropsy of the
heart, aged nineteen years and seven
months. She waa buried in the Cane
mah cemetery At 'i o'chti k Sunday. The
community join with the pnieuta of the
deceased in nioiirjnng ihclr great luaa.
Harry HloiAsr, the popular Main street
bsrlaT baa just fitted up his shop w it l an
elegant tlireit-miri or mug cabinet. The
now caliinot Is the haiuhwoik of r. II.
Sixer, ol the box factory, ami speak
very highly of his taste and skill aa a
woodworker. Droit Into "Mope's",
shop and ace how he look.
Tho lecture dellvereil Inst Friday even
ing by Hev. ('. C, Hatenian on the "Pre
aoivution of the Jews and their Final
Hestoration" was intensely interesting
and thorotii(hlv enjoyed hy nil who
l... .. 'Ol. ...I... .11.1 ..... .......!
llteim il, iiionu woo 0111 inn aiitriiu,
missed such a tieat ai seldom comes lo a
tow n ol this sue.
Hemeinber tint proitienailn concert to
ho given by the band hoys at Pope's hall
on Saturday evening Due of the feat
ures of I lie program will be a mock post-
ollice for the distribution of valentines,
nnd it promises to be very interesting
A good asortmeiit of valentines has boon
secured and will be on sale in the hall
Tu those w ho want a good eveniim's en
joyment we would say, take in llie con
cert. The date of the last lecture of the
series huiug delivered by Kev. I'. 0.
Hateman has boon changed ou account,
of his expected early departure, from
March Oth to Friday evening Feb. L'Hih
tit the liai'tisl church. As lids will he the
last opportunity to hear one of these
popular lectures nnd it will probably he
veara before aa interesting and instruct
ive lectures are delivered again in a
town of this size. Kveryono should
improve the opportunity and hy all
means altetul. Ilia subject will be Ora
tors and 1'uhlio Speakers j Their Trials
and Triumphs.
Tc Hollers' F.xiiiitliintliiii.
Notice is hereby given that for the
purpose of making an examination of
all parsons, who may oiler themselves
as candidates lor teachers ol tlie schools
of Clackamas county, the.Cntinty School
Hiiperintendent thereof will hold a pub
lic examination at the court house in
Oregon City commencing on Wednes
day, February 25, IHIH at 12 o'clock
noon. ' Ai.icx. Thomson.
School Superintendent, Clackamas
county, Oregon,
Dated this 7tli duy of Feb. 1801.
All school books kept by Caufleld A
Huntley, (iive them a call.
Fine Pillows made to order and Mats
Hugs, etc,, ol neat designs at Warren &.
iloiiiiaii's.
Progressing.
J. V, Croaker, of the Mountain
Rluir Meat market, Is doiiir quite a good
business and is still increasing, notwith
standing the dull season and the very
extravagant advertisements that have
appeared. Last week was the best
one since he came here. The choicest
meat of all kinds is kept con
stantly on hand at modern lo prices.
Corn beef, Pickled pork, Hiiuib, Uncoil,
Lard, Butter, Eggs, etc.,
J. P. Ckoukbb.
Whon you need anything In the line
of fine stationery remember Cnulield &
Huntley's Hook Store where they ninko
that a specialty,
(i rv (H!Mf n
I'rii.ieeilliigs In Hcuiihir NissIiiii,
Oiikoon t'irr, Fell, 4, '01.
Council hint In regular session, Pros
en', F, F. Kvau, Mayor; L. 1, Poller,
lecuiilerj C, 10, Hiiriis, tnaialial, ('nun
oilmen, O'Connell, Alhey, CaiiHeld,
(Tiaiiiiiiii nnd Warren, Aliscnt, Tieni
baili and Parker.
A coinniiinlcalioii fioui Mr, Comer
was read In regard to donning the cross
walk ill Tenth mid Main alrenla, re
ferred lo cciiuulttee on S, and P, P, The
eoinmillee teHirted against eiitoilng Into
any contract with Mr ('inner, (tiituo
tloii, rvut was adopted .
Suiiili v hills went lead and refoned fo
the lliiiuico committee, who reported
back the following a correct, and ro
coiniuelidud that warranls be drawn for
the several amounts:
I'opeiV Co , ,,, 4 R"i
W. II, I low nil 4IHHI
John llarielt A Co , , , i!K 00
Pat Colbert A Co ,- 1 Ml
O. I A H. Co 14 76
II, J. Harding IS 7ft
Chu. Hals-nek.. 62 iki
Ceo, Ibougliton 40 74
1,. I Porter HMI
C. F.. Hiirn ini
John Kelly, , no IK)
White Kro , Ill 10
(I. A. Harding a flu
Chaa. HalH'iH'k, street com 407 I'l
Cliiiriuaii A Son , , 8. 00
A. T. llattltl Htm
F, It. CliAimaii ... , "6 IHl
Mr. C. II. I,. Itiirmeister If 00
Chiirmnn A Co 1 no
W. II. SavAge 4 00
J, W. Noma 1H 20
O. 0. F.leetricCo. . 81 In
Thn committee also recoiumendod that
the hill of Dr Norri for sllending toe
Hover family be not allowed
On rod call the report w as unanimously
adopted,
A report from the comiui'tee on Hie
and water waa rend and Adopted.
An ordination giving cerium elevator
and lailway fiAhchisOA to Tom. P. Itao
dall and T F, Hyan was repiulod hy the
committee un M. and P. P. and read for
first tune,
Committee on health and police made
A reMirt willed waa onleieil on file
Moved thai a warrant he drawn fot
(l.'iOO In favor of Middlcion and Palmer,
aald warrant lobe drawn on tliasiscud
fund (or the erection ol a pumping sia
tirui. Carried
Council Allium nod.
I.. I.. I'oiu . a, Hoc irder.
Hoard uf Tiaile,
Kegulaf Hireling, Tuesday evening,
February !0.
Hoard waa called to outer hy Picsideut
Ap'lo.
Minutes of pieceding meeting read bv
Secretary Donaldson and weie appioved.
Kesirt ot linanco cominillce waa lesil
slating that the trcanirer report to Do
ceiulso Si had Ih oii examiiiej and found
corns t, waa. on motion, adopted,
A letter waa read from tlie Pioneer
Woolen Mills, ol California, written in
reply to A letter written Idem by the sec
retary Iu accordance w ith Instructions ol
this Hoard, ill which they stated that
thev weie selling their machiiieiy and
had gone out of business.
The following bill worn presented,
slid on motion each one waa ordered
paid ;
Aasesainent lor exnsea Columbia Wa-
teiway Convention, ft 00
Services of secretary lor Decem
ber, Jauilaiy And Fohtuary ... ;;o no
Poatagn stamps for secretary. ... 15 no
I, O. Plunder, floral decorations
(or Mr. F.isIIhiiii'a (uncial .'iillHi
F.nictprtae, hadgca used at Mr,
FaAtham'a funeinl 10 00
I'jiierprise, liNK) copies of issue of
Januaiv V 45 HO
Hid of "C. II. T. A I.. Co., leferred to
finance coiuiiiiltei'.
The iUealioii of securing the pasraco
wilhoui aiiv cliuugi a iM'ing made, of the
charter bill for Oregon City, now iu (he
bauds ul me Clackamas county ilclryu
lion in the atate legislature, waa brought
up. After a general discussion it was
decided, on motion, to apsiint a com
mittee to diall suitable resolutions and
secure the AigiiAturea thereto of the i ill
teua of Oregon Citv, asking that the
charier bill he passed in its entiiely.uiul
forward the miiiio to Salem at once As
said committee the Chair appointed T.
1.. Charmau, C, O. T. W illiams and
Chaa. Meaerve
It appearing that some ol the commit
tees, both standing and special, have
heietoloie lieen some hat dereli, t ill
making then res,rts, the prosideut
aei ved notice that heiealter all couimil-
teas having husiuesa iu their hands
would tie leuiiued to make a report ill
eacli meeting, it nothing moie llniu lo
riqioit progiess,
On motion, it was ordered that the
constitution and by-laws ol the Hoanl is'
revised, slid that a committee of three ho
appointed tu make such revision. F.
F. Donaldson, IC. Ha greaves and Chas.
Meaerve were appointed such coiumitice.
Hoard adjourned.
FOU A IIIUM'll HO W).
Maiqnani CltiziOllaic an Kulliiisiastic
Meeting.
A meeting of the cituena of Manpiam
was held iu the Cmiiigo hull Feibuai)
7, for the purpose ol illscussi.ig too
(disability of building a branch ruihoad
from Mi. Angel to Ja.'t a limine, on
liutle creek. The fact that a railroad
was the topic of the mccltag
created quite a sensation with the
ciliaeuaof that place, and a IWu tin li
out was the result, J. ol. Iiukn was
chosen chairman and Haiton Juck sec
ictaiyof tho meeting. Almost hefoie
the cmiirmaii bud time to proclaim the
ohjeel ot the moeliug no less man a
hall a dozen were on the lloor ready to
uiuko a speech. lCnch and everyone was
seemingly anxious to express their ile-
dighl and anxiety that tl railroad mihl
he built but the Idea of only a branch
road Irom Mount Angel to Jack's hi idge
(ailed to meet their approval, as it would
only be of henellt to a few, and dis
commode a through line which they
looked lorevvanl (or with eager expecta
tions. The following route was propoi-ed and
adopted by the meeting as being one uf
feasibility and of great benefit to a
country thai richly iihounds in mineral
resources and "agricultural products,
which ia now almost isolated from tiny
mode of transportation, ut n distance to
market from ten to twelve miles.
Commencing ut Kilverton, Marion
county, and extending across the line
into ClaokamiiH county, near .lack's
bridge, and thence through the Molallu
country to Ahrrnuthy creek, where a
good route can be hud down stream to
Oregon Citv, where connection would
lie made with the Southern Pacillc.
This proposed route would bo one of
groat henellt to tho eastern portion of
Marion and almost the whole of Clacka
mas county, nnd is almost on a direct
line with the old l'engra nurvey made
by the Oregonian railroad during the
past summer.
The following resolution was adopted
and ordered published by the socreljiry :
Unsolved, That thn sen so ol this
meeting is that we favor a railroad from
Silverton to Oregon City, and that tho
citizens along said route will assist any
company as in their power, by granting
right of way, depot grounds, timber,
stone, etc. , necessary for the construe
ion ot said road.
Another meeting was appointed for
February 21, when further sleps will he
taken in'tlie matter.
Frank Noldon at Wincsett A Scrip
ture's blacksmith shop makes a speoiulty
of tepniring guns revolvers and sharp
ening scissors. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Warron & Ilolmun can bo found nt all
times of llie day or night by those wish
ing their services in Ih Undertakers line
hy calling at mi m No 10, Livermoie
hotel, or comer 13 and Main.
AMUMI Till) I A(T'tllill,S,
FlmlliiH id u Hepi.nei' In n (o iioihI
!'ininl I'p.
Thn excelsior mil; is hi full opeuiliim
making bs iiHiial oirpul,
TlinCiuwii mill I gelling put un,,,.,,
bum of wrapping mr pu per I ho pulp and
paper company.
The pulp mid" put Inn new grimier
Filday. They expect, if thn new exper
iment proves a success o( he Khln to
do away with the t-xpeumt nf changing
shines so id It'll .
The Crown mill will cmniiieiice the
in uufiicluie of paper luiga a soon as
the demand for olher si ink docioanea
enough lo petiuil. l or some time past
they have been crowded Willi outers,
Tim dredge Fnterprise luis hot-n at
work for the past week III Inking gravel
from the tail race leading to the pulp
mill and throwing it over llie luenk water,
The channel was paitiully filled with
gravel during the Hood a year ngo,
The crow n paper mill baa hcou some
what hoi hercd of lain ill getting do !(!
Inch machine dow n lo business, which
bus to a degiee elleeled the output ol the
mill. Fvcrytliliig will be running
smooth it u it i ti ina day or two.
The Crow n paper company have re
cently udded a new winder (or ro-w hid
ing wrapping paper Into rolls. Itfscapa
hle ol making rolls of any desired mo
aa I, is, as the ni " r comes bom the
small machine, which was more than
the old tv iudor could do.
They are at Woik pulling In the smoke
she k for the new boiler sisui lo arrive
for the Sulphite mill. The slack is 111' v
lour inches in diameter, and will be Pill
(oet high, when completed. Tho addi
tion ol the new holler, which is 'Jim
hmse will make a P'tal (lower of fioo
hoise for the mill.
The employees ,( the facilities across
the iiver will no longer he obliged tu
liudge through mil I iu going or coming
Irom Ihen lalmr, as a new snlemilk now
adoriiSth.it aide Irom the bridge lo the
Clown mill. Il w is built hy subscrip
tion fiom the vim, ,iu liiclorymeu eosiing
aholll M O, llie woik henut do.ie uin'ei
the siipei vision of 1'hos Miller It is
iinuocor amy to add that il is a great con
venient o.
Ti e exA'rts are busy sotting pullets
and hcliinif, ami otherw ise in ranging
null hllicl V in the new btnl hug of the
sulphite mill. The new paper imn bine
ia about ready for operations and only
awaits the ariival of tb t new Sin-horse
pow or hrnlor, w hich is expeclel at any
lime. This is the largest p is-r machine
on the Pacific coast, c.iriyiug M-inch
rollers and capable of making twebe
Ions of new a paper, per day It is the
Fouutli iiiier patent ami uiainifiKturod
by Hagley, f-eivell A Co , of Walertowu.
New Vo.k. Silperintoiitleut Smith
tiiki-A ctcii.iiciable pi 1 1,' iu the machine
anil ia alniica ready to explain any of
its parts to impiisitive viilors. Ho
s.ivs hy March 1st with favorable cir
ciiinsliucei the IP-w null will bo at
woik .
Tho pu'p mill will, iu a few days,
have a machine from the cast, which,
i' asan t-x hi i iiM-nt proves a success, will
allecl il decided change in the manufac
ture of pulp Iu Hie uuiuiifacture of j
(his ai tide from wood a heavy eXH-nse
ia incur n d iu the wear und tear of
machinery, besides gient in-.tinvetiienees :
and ci use ate to he overcome in re- !
placing new fells uhont e.ciy tlnee das j
ami new s'.ones al" ul every ten, at a
cost ol severol huiiilre.l iloliurs per
inoulli 1 he new machine
utiudiiik' straw, which will
the!
place of wood if it proves to ! what is
reitreseuled of it, ilom' the same
amount of not k with one man, n ia now!
tloue with live tiuicl.iuea uuti live men.
I ins w in ure.iuv reuiicj' ine ruiinii.g rx
peitse oi the mill, itll'onliiin them un
iipportiliiuy to make a much greater out
put for the same amount of money, ami
It is believed turn out t etter quality of
pulp, if that lai possible.
Si-IosjI ltrHirt.
FniToii Tor KiTtariUNK: Following is
resirl oi school ill ililrii I No. X!, for the
month ending .lanua iy .'to, S'i ;
NiiiiiIst belonging timing the'iiioiuli,.''.
Avciacedaily iiitcmlauce, .'II.
Number on the roll nf honor, 17 --comprising
llie following iiaiucs: Hosooe Haul,
Harry (bud, Vina loud, Fhunii Jewell, Her
train .lowed, Homy Klihismilh, taenia
Kleiiiniiilh, lieorgie (iriur, Itert Kingo,
Frank Jtingo, Frank Miller, Willie Miller.
Adolph Tiuio'i-tol, .VniauilaTiiiiiei-stet, An
na Tluiierstet, Kinina TinnciKict, Willie
Clark,
The lfai inony School listri t No. SJ will
olive the pre.-cnl ti'i nivvilh an exliihilioii at
the school house on Monday night, I'eliru
urv I!'. All are cordially luvilctl to Is- pros
,tiil. IIki.i s M, T vvioii, Tt in her.
Clinks, February 0, MM.
Do Y ot! Wan r A Hutuvis? One of
the most desirable residence properties
in Oieg.in Cily, only two blocks from
the school house ami commands a line
view of the cily and Willamette river.
Wed finished, eiht loom house, with
cellar, woii.liiiU"e, well and city water
Two lots set lo bearing fruit trees, small
fruits and enrden. Price only $1700.
Is the cheapest prolan tv ever ellVred
in tlreeon Citv. Address this nllice, or
Mus. A. li. I iool.ini.K, corner Fleventh
and Munioe streets.
Vlck's Flnnil (iuide for IHtH.
No lover of line plant or garden can af
ford to be without a copy. It is an ele
gant book of over KM panes S'., xin.'.j
inches, beautiful ct lured illilstialiolis of
Sunrise, A iiiiii ant hut, llydiangen nnd Po
tatoes, lnstniclions for planting, culti
vating, etc, l ull list of everything that
can be desired in the way of Yegetable
and Flower Seeds, Plan's, ltnlba, etc
Also full particulars regarding the cash
prizes of .1,000 and -00. The novelties
have hcou tested and found worthy of
cultivation. We hope' it will be our
good luck to see llie Nellie Lewis Can a
lion and tiistn the (irand Hupids lettuce.
It coslM nolhinu because the 10 cents vim
send for it can ho deducted from the
tirst order forwarded. We advise our
fiiends to seenrn a copy of James Yick,
Seedsman, Hoehester, N. Y.
police liti' liillienlloil.
t'Ni'i-Ko htatas I.anii ori'icn,
Ohkiiun Citv, Dr., Feb, 10, tsufi.
Niitlco Is hereby rrlven (hut the following
iniiui'il seltler has nleil iiolleo ot his hiliMittun
to iniiki) lliuil inoof In sii'lort ot hlsolnhii,
iiinl llial snbl proof will be liimlu lit'toro
Iho roitlstor iiinf rocolvi'i- ot the V H. liiml
o 111 i' i) nt Oregon City, Oregon, on April a, lsul,
vl:
l.ymiiii Iterrlek,
pro emotion, 1) S, No. "Will for Urn svv'i of uvv'4
ol see 'in, I 1 , r C o.
Hit tintiios llio following wlliii'ssns to prove
tils ooollituoiiM rositlotico upuii niitl triiltlvtitloii
of, Hiiltl In ml, vl: K. I AloMimlor, Freilerlek
HolvorH. Knriii'st Bolvttrs Hint Atlolpll ArtohotV
all of Mto'iuot, l'. O. ChieknmiiH Co., Oregon,
U:IH-3;2il J, T. Al'I'KUSON, Ittrglslcr
!OTI(i: l OII IM tll.ll Ai ltl
tiNiTiui Htatrs Land Oksics, I
Oiikoon City Or., Fob. V lsul.
Nolire Is hereby itlvon that lli follouliig
luiiiHril settlor luirt bus llletl iiotfeo of IiIh Intoti
tioti lo miike H nit I irroot In support of It In eintia
nail Hint Kiittt iirtiof will ho mielo before Itefflu
ecr mill roootvor of tlio 'J 8. I.ninl Ollieti st Ore
gon Oily, Orerai, on Miirch '2b, l.Sui, vix:
William K. Miller,
homestead entry, No, Miirl for tlio 0) of neV of
atie 14, t 4 , r i o
Ho nuiniiH the followtnir wttneHMes to prove
hln conlltiuoiiH rositlonco upon inul oultlva
tlonri of, sniil bint), viz: f., Vontlei'iihe, of
llteim City, Viiltin Iloliliimler, (loo. Hcliniltlt,
nail Krmlrlek New lt roliuer, ol Mink, P. o. nil
of Olaekniiius county, Ore,
J T Al'PKltSON, Itoiflntor.
2-13 3-20
Warren A llolmaii. Funcrul Directors
and Undertakers, Oregon Cily Batik
I btiildituj.
DO YOU
EVER
Take Medicine?
fr u oi'tkn a
Necessary but Unpleasant
Duty v;Vv
TO I'Klll'nltM.
Tli'ru In noilillu;
We lint, Drink, Wear otilavu hm
With
That It of t miii'li hiiiinrliuii u nn
The Medicine We Take.
A IIKI.IAHI.K UIUJU0IHT Is a Joy forever to
any coitt iniinlty.
E.G.Caufield
IrlspfllM'S !'( I, I lt(T lint
Pure Drug3 of the Highest
Quality.
IIIS!NKSS JjOOAIjS.
Five
lector
1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 of the latest und most
paper bound novels at the post
n llie
Waiio-I - live Straw for collar making.
Will pay -' per ton, Ucliveiod to oi,r
factory. !, So akkkv A Son,
'-' t Fast Poitland, Ore,
A great reduction In the price of
blankets mid oyeicoala to make room
for large invoice of goods expected from
M.oeast Thus Cliiiriuan A Son.
When iu Portland call on Heck, if you
want some line jewelry. His s'ock i
noted lor its lellahihty, good goods. and
low puces
The largest slock of llahv Cariiiige
ever in the city can be found lit Warien
iv Holman's.
I. mill. er and (curing for sale cheap at
milieu W, F. Moms' farm, one mile
ami a hall east from I'.uk Place fhtf
Sr. I'aiiiii k's Pii.i.s, foi - disord.trs of
tho liver ami bowels A vigorous but
gentle physio that cleanses and renovates
the whole system. Price L'.'i cell's mt
hux.
I have put up a i hopper at my place
4 miles southeast of Oregon City, mid
mil prepare I lo chop grain at reasonable
talcs, ou even- Monday. Can shop
Ml to I nil bushels an hour.
W. S.ltlllKU.
WOOD TIIUXIXO
TV 2ST ID
SCROLL SAWIN
Paitics desiring Wood Tai iiiitjj,
Pat-
tenia, Hrai kets, or
Shop Carpenter's Work
Will be Suited by Calling on Me.
DoorS, WillfJOVVS aflU BIlIlGS
TO ORDER.
H. BESTOW,
JjrOpp. the Congregational Church
l.lnbllslietl lHll..
(;. N. (iKKKXMAN,
Drayage & Expressing
Freight ami patcela delivered to all
parts of the city.
United Hack,
Truck and Livery
Oompany,
V. II. C'ooko, Manager.
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
OUKCiON CITY.
The l.KAIHNO TtYKUY STABLE
of the City. Uigs of any description
furnished on short notice.
All kinds of Truck and delivery Busi
ness pioinptly attended to.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
-lain-
GO TO
G. A. HARDING.
LINE
GROCERIES
IX THE CITY.
Call and Examine
MY- FKICES.
Twelfth and Main Sl.9 OroRon City.
the
MuiCtaBt
OF
N,W GOODS
ARRIVING DAILY,
; Wo afe Shovo this
IfVpck tho Latestlel
tin Sat incs Dress
Goods and White Goods,
Also in Embroideries.
TlioGrcatEiistcrn
I3toxo,
Mayer & Ackerman, Props.
Oregon crr
FENCE
WORKS.
- CO M III N A TK N F K N C 15-
For CITY and FARM Fencing.
HAVINU (IfFNKI) A KACTOKV AT OKE
rpiN CI IV. lor llie Msniifsntiire ol trill
H. .NI K, we tnvlla the towns ieonle and
fririio rn ol i:iHekiiinaa oounty l call and
InsiiiM-t thla H.NCK It Is Ilia cliaajft, best
sad mom 'liirriblo sver orteriol.
KHIIMATKH KI HNIHIIKD
ANDERSON & RICKSON.
I.ivery, Fceil ami Sale Slnhle
OECON CITY.
I. OCAIKII IIKTWKK.N Tilt HH10OE AKD
hkpot.
Dniililo und Single UiH, fltnl find
tlio hurries h1wii) h on hand nt the
lowest iiricen. A corrull connected
with tlie 1mm for loose ntix'k.
Information rccardiiitf any kind of
stock promptly attended to by person or
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
OI'O. I'. KI.Y
W. J. RAt Til
ELY &RAUCH
MKAI.F.KS IN
Merchandise.
Store Indited at Mountain View, on
Molallu rond, one mile south
eitHt of Oregon City.
We deal in Flour, Corn Meal, Feed,
Groceries of all kinds, Hoots and Shoes,
Hunts' Underwear and other styles of
Clothing, and numerous oilier articles
suitable for the needs of the fanner and
his family. Hv prompt and fuir dealing
wo hope 'to receive in future, as in the
past, a liberal share of patronage.
fir The highest market (price paid
(or butter, Eggs and Fowls.
September 11, lh'JO.
Farmer's. Store!
iv. L. XFAYTON,
Sl'CCKSSOR TO
STB AIGHT & NEWTON.
Goods sold at Portland
Prices.
1 Ugliest Price Paid for
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
JOHN A. BECK,
THb
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
IS STILL ON KARTH.
For general repairing ho stands
without a peer. For lirst-dass, re
liable poods his store is second to
none. Try him 1
K
UORSHAM 0
: : BROO
DEALER IN-
Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork
None hut the best of meats lmndleri, Free de
livery to all pnrm of tho city,
81101' TWO 1100118 ABOVE POST OFFICE
oni:j. ii v. . out:.
Fabor's Golden Female Pills.
'or Female Irreitnlar
lues; nolliimj Htoilicra
on tho market JVVtw
fail. BueceMfullyiiicd
by prominent lailiei
monthly. Guaranteed
to relieve mippresaeii
lueustruatloa.
SURE! SAFE CERTAIN)
Pon t be hmnbninred.
Save Time, Health,
ami money ;tako uo oth
er. Bent to any aildrew,
seoiiro by mail on rt
cotiitofiiricii.JlOO. AUII1-OS8,
THE ftPHRO REDICIKE COIBPflftY,
Wostern Branch, Box 27, PORTLAND, OR
For sale by Cliiirtmui & Co.
I'ruuBists, Oregon City, Or.
iWBrReffmEmiBwtHra
Grocery Store
MiaWe Jeweler,