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()l ri)idi.T rir!i'iii tlio bull
nrmM f Niirthwesiiirn Oregon,
nml Urn leading fnmlHe nl Clliieknuiim
tViiiritr, HulmerlU fur It, Advcrtlne In il.
OUKiiON CITY, OUKtlON, lKlDAY, MARCH Ki, 1891.
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ra'i d ami Winnl-scai ( 'iiaii : I'i.hi'V lit '1 aii'l ' 'am -M-at
it i ; I la-k 1 'iniiiL; iiii'l I.il rarv 'l-uirs.
We also rat rv a ci'iiij-li'lf line of .Mai lnv . i t!in
Yum, ( 'nil Hpriii; n in I T"i 1 1 .a l 1 1 j t . r I. r. t 1 1
wire, tviuaml t!irM-j .1 y, !' all m.cs: I -t I t - a ' -, l.'ii!:cf,
Cuts lite, Mt-.
Oregon Picture Frame Compiiny
Mosililin;.'.-, Mirrni'.-, l-'raincs. I'icl'.ir.-s, P-iir-a lrar
i'-nriivinu' ', I il' Iiini'S, ell'.
IOS Third Street, Portland.
WDr,!"r i i.y iniiil ur limit j rmnplly lilli'il,
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lunsiics IimiiKiKMi.
OREGON CITY
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lumber.
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The; Commercial Bank,
).' i iK'.'.taiN CI I'V .
CAPITAL 100,000.
Trims, ids , oonrral Hanking liusiness.
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IM, Million, Veal, Pork
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(li'i'li'in City, (lull
John Tyacke,
(.Wiwiili-r. uid IJuildyr
OiiiiiioN City.
Uii.iiiiiiti.i'H Kiill'irni'tliiii KkIIiiiuIiik llllll
pltiiiH fiiniUliilil.
n.-.i iSiiisiidi tHon.
C. N. ( iliKKNMAN,
Drayago & Expressing
l''!!'!;;!!!, nml iuuciiIh ilolivi'i'eil to all
I'iuIh nf 1 1 to city.
The Enterprise.
I'ulillnhoil Kvcry Friday,
HI'MwCWH'TION HATICM,
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in .ii I l'liiirli..i I 1 1 1 k' . :
rriliililll,iliiT' 1'i.ilrl llU'i'l" flrt V..ihi'k ly ,
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MI.Vlii: I KI.IKK (Ulll'-I. Nu. I. lilil'AliT
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Mil. K II. Mrl'imn. l'ri.l.li.il
Mm llt'.i. A lI'lMtinit, - Ht'i'ii'tiiiy.
Mm I". H. Cii'lir'Uii'. - - 'I ri1 i.nri'r.
Mt'i-ipi mi Hrit iii llilril Kililnyit nl i"U'li
ni'inili In I'.niiiiil I'li'in Iht. Mi iniiiTu of I'.iri'
friitu iil.rtin.l. r.iiilliilly ivt'li'tuni'il.
I't'iiMr vNY, t'll.'XI' HliUIMKNT.O N. (I.
Ariniity, Thlnl nml M iln lli'iiulur ilrlll nliilil.
Miui'liiy. Itt'tjiilitr likinhi!. int'oiliiK, tlr.l
M.iinliiy ut ciii'ii iniiiilli.
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Kt'icul'ir iiii.i.(im, Ki'i'iniil Wi'iIiu'mIhv In cii'l.
Iiitililli nl I'tiiiliiti liiinii, ciit nlilo Mitll Klrt'i'l,
lii-iwi'i'ii Mi'ii-uili iitnl klvliili
1 At kkiiM i n, Hi'n'y. I, ini r. ii iiinsKii, I'ro
I'.ll. NliWIlIN, -'ill'ti)llilll.
C.VTVIt.VCT IIUHK CO N.i. 'J.
Mi-i'l Hi'...llil Tiii'mliiy nf chi'Ii iniiiilli nl Oil
nriiri I'.immi. linn!'. ' VV II. H.nvi:i I.. I'rt-H,
il. II. iikktiiw, Hi-e'jf J. VV. (rci'NNi i.i., i'"in.
Ciil.t i M III A IIIIIlK AND I..V t 1 l : It I'll,
Mim'I rl rut Kri'l ly nf cii'li ' iniiiilh nl
.'ntiiiltilii KiiKltiu Ii'iiihi.', Ciia. Ariiiiv, rri-N,
li. i;, IIai'iin, Mi.fl y. CiiAh Iln .kh, fun,
SUNDAY SERVICES.
l'liiHrciiNiiiiKiiA'noNAi.taii'iicii.-iiKv.
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7::in r M. Mnint.iy Hclnml iillcr innnilnu m-r-Vli'i',
I'lnytT Hii-rtlliit WVilin'Ml'iy I'vi'lliln; nl
7 illlii.iiliick. I'myiT ini'i'lliiK nf Vminji l'.n)'lti,H
Si i 1 1 1 ' y ut ClirlHilnii Kiiili-iivnr ovury Hiunlny
uvt'iiinu nl il::'ii prmiinil.
i-rtsr hai'i Ini' ciii'iicii.- ukv. cm:, iiath-
MAN,l'i.t"r Mtil'lllitK Hi't virii tit 1 1 :IHI; Hiindny
Hi'liiml ut, 1' Id; KviinlliK Mul'Vletl Ci;;iO; Ili'Klllnr
iniiycr intit'lliiK VVi'ilncHilny I'vi.tiltiu. Munllily
Onvt'ii'iiit Mri'tln'c nvi'ry Wmini'Mluy nvi'iilim
iri.i'i.illiiK lliu flml Hiiniliiy In tlio iniiiilli. A
mii'iiliil liii ihitliin In nil.
HI'. IUIIN H CIIUKCII ('ATtlOl.K!. Iticv. A,
Ilii.i.icniiA nu, 1'iiNl.iir. Ini Hini'lny inn nn til rt n nil
10:1111 a, M. Kvory nimhhiiI iiikI fuiirlli Hui.iliiy
(liiriniin Hi-rinoit nfttn' ilio H n'clnck iiihnk.
Al nil iilhcr mnHi'H KiikIIhIi Ri'i'iilnnri. Hiimlny
Ht'll'inl ut 2:iln p. M. VimlKTM, iiiliiliitfrHl'ill
miiIiIi'imn, nml Ittinivllt.tlitii nl 7:!ld r. M.
H i'. I'.VIH.'H 1'. K. CM Hit Jll.-lti'V. .1. M, Hull
nlilHiin, Kiniliir. HtirvliiiiH tivnry Hiiniiny nl II :(m
initl 7:!lll ii'oliick nml Wiiiliit'Nilnv evmilng nl 7 HD
ri'i'lni'k; Hiiniliiy HcIi.m.I hi lliill) HI, I'nill'ii
Cliiijml, CmitMiinh ; Hi'i vlrii (incli nllortitiln Hnn-
I u v ii I J no n'lilnck. Ht. I'nul'N liullil iiii'i'Ih II il
'rinirml'iy In ('iii'li iniiiilli. Mr. II. ,. Is ollwy.
I'l'i'slili-iil; Mm. I'-. H, Ciiclirniio, Hiirrol'iry,
MKTIIOIHHT HIMHOOI'AI. tat II HCII.-Knv
.lull N I'a iistiNH, I'tiHtnr. MnrniiiK Kiirvli'd nt II ;
Siiinlny Hi'luiul nl 1II IHI; KvvnIiiRHnrvIdd nt7:IIU.
Kuvnrin 1,1'iiK"!' iiii'i'Mim 'I ui'hiliiy I'vi'iiliiK nt
71111- llpuvor M,.nllii,r 'I'I.....!..,, ........ 1 ., ,. ...ILUII
HtrnliKtirn nnrillnlly Invllnil.
KIHHT 1'KKHHYTICItlAN tailHtCUI.-ltKV. 0.
VV. (IIHONKY, I'lwtor. Hurvliids nt 11 A. M. nml
7:110 r. M. Hnlilmlh Hnliunl nt 11) . m. Yolllli!
IVoplc's Sixiii-ty nl ChrlBlInn KniliMivnr nicctk
uvnry Hunilny cvc-iiIiir- nt (1 ill). VV'i.ilni.ilny
ovi'iilnii innyiir iimiilliin nl 7;illi. So itn fro.
KVANIIKI.II'AI, ClIHIllMI, Itl'V, .1, M, I'l'dlSlI, of
tlm KvniiKi'lli'iil AMMoi'lnt .Inn, will linlil ncrvlcoN
nl l'.iiii' Hull ovory H Inynlll A.M thuHec-
nnil Hinitlny (ixceplcil. (lenuiiii diibljnlh scliuul
every Ban.liiy nt lu A. M.
A iiiia; iii:tin,N(i itoox.
Sli.ill W'i lliivf Iiii"(".A Ciltldi'illl.
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I l W I'rl'lllll III (J'll',llllll
In 'Urn.' V iii ni r.
Kii, Mm i ! ii en ihi, :
I ho i ,iti..ft In my iiiniiil fur a fri'H
iiimliilK i ti 'in linx lir. Mi ii nly KHilifyliiK,
iiikI Ilii' Imlii nliuiiH inn iiinv llnil (In. iii nr
liiliini will Hi.n inn' tun n IiiiiiihimI I iv tlilM
ili'-iiiililn nml inui'iiMy li"lii'lli'liil ItiNtltu
llnii. " l liu iiiiiiu I'i.hii h' Si,i'i. y of (!Iii In
tillll I' ll'lrtl VI Inivil III' I 11 Kiiii iill llli'i'l
IIIK tu ilim Iln Hii' ili'Hliiili ami II 1 1' llllll li
InniiiHly ill ll-lnvnr Alnnviif llic Cliri"
linn nml nuii-l'ln lilinii linden nml jifii
ilrnn'ii nl inir limn Imvtt nlrciiily ci iiio
fni iikI mi l nll' ii'il n'i vii (., Ini.'kH, ini.
I'l'IH illl'l llllllll'V, Tllll ltllltlH( I'lllll'l'll,
In1 I' u ll I'i lliu 1'ii-ilit of that m tlvii
CluiHiinii n"nii.'liitlmi, Imvo tcinli.ruil llic
: I"mi llntir of tlii'ir liul'.ihiin (frruof unit;
I (nr lliu put n imu unit tint VlrlbiiillMM liuvn
I nlli'ii'il llw I'M i lni'rli Iniil'liiiK fur the
lllilili'nt mllil ul tWt'llly llnllillH M'I llll Ml C 1 1 .
iiHMuriiiii in iill tliii tiniii tluil they wufil'l
nut i.'iil it lor "iiny other iiirioii" lur
'run thiin Inenly livn ilnll, hi h Minn I h ,
Uiiim imlilirly nr lllieiHIViH'illily fll.lniH
illg mil' liee i ;l 1 1 i 1 1 1 rnniil illl'l IC'lli'l'illsly
tlntri iniiniiliiiK In I Ini nxlent of live ilnl-
I. iin il liiunlli in fuvnr of In- l.iinll 1
IniH' liiikf I W llll liiiiny of our hihnril'K
(ii't.iile nu w(i I iih with m, nun of our pric
ft r-1, . i m J nu. I i' iiiiiin'1'i i il i In. Ki'ii iiinl I
II, ,vevi'lt'i llnil nil'' w Ini ilirn Hut fuvnr
tin. 'it'iti"ii'iii, iiii ' e x i ' ii' h i their In iiily
n' n .'iiill.iii nf nny ellnil ill th 'I ilnoi -li.'ii,
A il". n nr in, it i liilinriiitc men
Ii iVr lnlil llic M llliill llli' Innt Week llllll
I lin l I'irlllle I tin' Nltilil ion duly when
I h.tl'l tli.-y IiIi'im Iv h nl ini ilui t i l-.e in
I'n Inmi In 1 1 il riitltiiiiii hiiiini nf lhev
men Imve tn!il me ihry il i.ti.eil ninny
nl the iini'iiilitiiiH ol the h.iI.ioiih hihI
ii imliiiiiif i If in. . nml . miil L'l.iillv un to n
I i'i' it'll. Imu' ini'iii in I'li'l, if oi, e nulla
lit' rnlitlill.hi'il.
An i'i'u iill lie' i il .nu nf our (own, he
llli'l t hi 1 1 1 II 1 14 nr llnil ( 111 illillin. Ilill'.
li'. in nu. nf tun mini. ii nml Knmhlintl
Innt ! ki i 't l ( hiie lniiiieH In .liteetly
lliii'iiii-iH'il n.ih I Ii ih mute nic nl I, I hive
I'liiinl I. nt " in" lii'MiHi, liinii1, or fi'iimle,
l'hriti,in ni liili.i., vihii fell "iii'Ki ieveil'' J
"ihhi'II,. I," "niitia !t.i"nni 'Vhiinleieil" j
nt mv l 'I' i. ili ll, nml III it one in oil r j
veiiiril'l- Ii irinl, tin' "ih'fi'liili'l of the
ftiiili." ni l mi iih r nf the "xworil nf the i
Initl mil t( I iilfitn," w hn fnr H chllllite
nl in I' ll'ic i"H nml ii lent Inmi the ni. In-1
nu tluiii'4 nf hi t exulle.l Million oerv I
ini.ii l-y nil'" in I lie i"ii it'll V ol "ilevil" j
in w i...lin.i lliu ri'lniiiinif iiilt nml .In k, !
nml Ini miim nu Iili tfiielii.il miine ill I
tin' i-il. I nl i e hiiiui ninl ii .ii.irli'i of'
"iiinl -Sis.". I . n 1 1 l i , "( '.' j Ilii' iniliniH1
"I.. V .illlt I
I linw' ii'.i lMr iti nei ' leinni knhle
lilni'ii) f... v nl liiiien i:i n v.iili eliileiiV'tir
In Iiinl mil m lint In w n ntt'il it lei wherein
he ("It iti'.'i ieVf.l. lie feniH to lliLlfine
Hint ill H.mie u.iv lliitt 1 1 1 n vi- iitlin keil
tlte i , '.in. In', 1 in .iili I In in rri'iljieil
nu ml'i'i nl tin m i hiiii hen (ml to nee nny
iii.i. k in li, v 1 1 1.-1 . -. 1 1 . . 1 1 m He leeln in
. .llll- A il y I i' I'll" In. I hei'll ililly Collnlllleil
.in I ii'cit(!iiii.il, nml in Ins ovei weening
.li'Mio n one ol "we olilnr he.dln" to
(tni le, inlvi c ninl inM'tlit, he iieiier
minly I' litletH his seivii'. " In me mnl tn'
mimes In ii ie h me tin' ue nf jin-nl ,"S.i x
nn l.iii;iili !" He liiloi'ihisi'H on the
irtii.en n evil nml itiieuin to lonrliiile
Hint il in u-t ever Hiipereeile tho (J'HhI.
Ai-'fuiiiii it f"r hiiimeil tha' h H unveil,
l:il!. It n k on the i n i f i .r 1 1 ii i iI"iiia of
I t i! ui'i'rnvily us nit exnme nml exiiln
iiiilinii fur Ihe ('.imlilinii of the rent of the
Win hi. lie l.'l Is us I he i lulu hrs exist to
iMi;np in a lii'i'i'lcss w, ii I. tie in'iiinst the
lrmiii hunt evil, nml eiilmly iisiiiih's
Iht'lr nu tlm I" me is rleit Ami cnn liy no
inssil.iliiy In' iiuirnM'tl. lie cloSeH hin
ev t'S tu the 1 1 1 -1 . r y of nil the iiroiesn of
tfie Hi-'rH t il mi. I iissnines nn u m u j i ir
iirimst. tin' I i ini'iirii.'iii mnl i'niiM'iiieiit
I'eifei'i.oii "1 the l imit h us it now r isis,
lie inlisl i lies evei v sili i'stinti (nr il'l iln
iiiivemi'iit in 'he iiii'IIiiiiIh of clinri li
wink us ii hl.iiiili'rniin uttilt k nn "Cjnil
niitl Ihe lhl'le," mnl :is n eoneiiience on
hiinsi l!, Miiee he i one of Ihe unninleil,
1 1 1 1 1 1 I v e 'iiiiiiistinneil l i iniike the
"HWoi'.l of ihe l ul l illl l nf 1 ii.lei.tl n
imiilily i' i-'h! Iiki iiiiii h lor the iuliilel;"
Who is ihis iiirpiriil liinii,!''. Wuriier,
nnywiiy'.' I'"i'sitny ehnr h in Ori'tinn
City el.iini Imu ic her own? In he the
i.i'ike:.ii!tn lor nnv "nhunlereil" tlliil
"iiliu.eil" Itiiilv ol ChnstiiiiiH in mi r
ttiwn? Will nny of yon cliiim him with
nil his llniiiish ol "ci mil Siixnn Kniilish"
Ihiiiw n in'.' I Imve put lhee iiiesli .in
In iiniiiv of my Christi.in d minis mnl I
mil fnit eil Inllie ei'iii'liii-inn Unit our niri' l
iiii'inl is mi in plinii i lnld, mnl in nil his
el.Hjilelire I i.iieseiilH no line sitve K. War
tiei ninl Ins ii.ii nnv nml (iI'M'li'le ciceil.
llur Chi'isliiin ii'i,;ii wimt it reiuling
inmn. linen .;. V inner (nvnr thin pro
iiisitiini '.' (.Inr Cue helieveis expiesH il
W illilliie-s In fniwmil Hull ohjeet ol
'heir ilc-.ii ,'s with iheir nmiiey. Will K.
Warner 'In lis much? 1 Hiii'slcil ii
lensilile I'liin to est.ihli"li n free remlili);
ini'iii, xv li ii-li 'l, in has hi en liivnr.ililv re
eeiveil liy mosl nil nitr Utsiil eil izeiis, nave
nlnnc n lew nf oiii'Hilnon keeii rHnnil K.
Wilinei' 1 1 il 1-4 mil' Hilisilive nml pin
fnilliilly ielii;iniiH fiieml nny hetter ilnn
In siif L't's'. ? I htnleil llnil our cliiin hen
were exeini'l frnm tnxalimi, hence nil
whniiiiil luxes cniiti ihiileil, per (nice, to
Iheir sii.piill. lines IC. Winner tlonv
Ihit? Is this ti"Hlninli'i " on ihn .'Inn ,'li ?
Is ii nieie Hliileiiient of it Wi ll known
Imlii "a KiosM nml sliiinli'i'inis altni'k?"
I mull'"! thai since we pniil taxes (nr
their siippnil we we re joint,)' inleicHleil
with Ihe chni'i'lies in their work, nml il
wiih mir lighl ami (Inly In criticise Iheir
inel hmls nml snuucst an iiiiiinvenient
in Ihe same if we saw III, nml I presumed
In iisk lis n inaller of liuht, Unit we ho nl
lowed the use nf a room in one of the
churches (nr a free remiinu room, 1 toiiil
nur ministers pimileieil in their similes
uvcr ti reek vei lis, studied llelnevv feii
tenceH, mid sometimes to the ni'tilecl of
Hie pinctienl u ll'.i i i h of life; nml that in
I Ii IH (hey dillered fioin their pinfesseil
imisler, the ''ueiille Nii.iii'ine"w ho spent
his time in iluiiiii I'lmiii'iil cnnil. In nil
IhiMilid 1 tell nn untruth? lines any of
t.liis sniiml like "slide clnui'i's we have
reiiiled, or pnrtnke nl the nntine nl thai
"I'liuuiis plnnl thin spi.iiii.'s up (inm t!io
DiiHliesi soil?" What is the matter vvilh
our leelile nlil irii'iel any wnv f is lie ho
virtuous Hint, puiily conliiiiiinntus him?
Ishcso reliiiinus Iiinl iii'iriilily,Hlanilei'H"
him? Is he sosainlly that our poor Im
munity, ilH vviintH, aspirations mid de
sires me kiosh and llllliy to him? If ho
we urn ehnrilahlo enuuiih to forgive, him,
I'nnr old mini. 1 1 in mental eyeHijiht is
so Minded he cannot hco tlio onvvard
mnvini.' star of proj;reHH ; hiH heiirinif Ih
so ilefeclive he cnn no lender lienr tho
ti'iuiiiphiiiit, hIioiiih o( liiur.aiiity'H nd
vaiicn (jtinrd ; Inn MiiiIih nro ho palsied
by fear nml his iiiind ho enfeehled with
Hiiiei'Htition'H nii;l)l that lieenn no longer
keup Willi the pioceHsio.i, and in gloomy
liiuelineHH unit with emhillered phiam he
tin iih his hack on the future, lures tho
dark and receding past mid hoots the
dismal ni'd discordant miles of a dyiiiK
llIO.
Pity him in his weakness, look over
liiu rnvinirs, furwive hisHlioi'tconiinissand
join will) me in linililintt up our grand
fieo le.nliiiij room in which aneiiHy eluiir
and a cozy corner w ill he reset veil for
Diir unfurl umile old friend.
Willi ninlii'B toward none and with
clmrity for (ill , I am over yours tor reform,
W. A. WoTHiiitbi'noN.
COUNTY NliWSITBIS.
liilcreslliiK T,. hit (hil lured Knj
t'llvi rn r ItcKiiliirl'on.
Irlliiihuii,
Nrw fcru Nrwi.
Mlllnrd llyiill In to .liirl thin nc-kfnrB
tilitlimiii:h Hoiiihern (irt'it'in.
icoi'W McAilhiir will coinn homti Irnin
Wiim o county where lie In lew hhiK acliool,
mnl miend to hin rnllier'H farm thin mim-
HUT,
School llieelliiK pnwfil oil' ipdHly In (lie
llitiwu M'liool dmlilct, k vf I McArtlittr
win re eh ctcd illri'i tor, ninl (IIIIhtI Hiitulull
(Ici'teil clerk.
A k'Miil iiiniiy sni kmif (sitiitoi'ii liavu hern
lilp dl frnm New Km ilurhiK tlm lat two
(jiik, mid llicri) r mvcml tiundrnl aackn
rtiimhili.K. I'annori who licld tlitlr ii.uil
eiop fur IiIkIkt prlcei K"l lltiltoiicd oultliln
llino lu Irent shu'i). and fapwlnlly no thow
who houitlit Inst full at t cent smml anil
lii ld for hlKhcr prlci't.
Jnliii Zcuk lm n-.li Id) firm to Henry
Iticliter. (ml lm hoiiitlil two lota In the
town of t'mihy tin which h will truct i
hWkntiiilli shop mnl rmiiltiicv, mill move
there In t very ahort liin. (Hood hy Kly
vllln.) The W, ('. T. l!. Imve Just rnusa to fUl
ritiln-r proud over the hull which they own
In conjoin lion with Warner Krnnitjr. The
l.'iiloii hnvii Just llnllii.. their .yinciil In
full fur the cost of llifir uliiirc, and wchc
llino llnil (hey tire eiitltlid to the honor nf
crw llii mnl owiiIiik the first hall of their
t'nlnii in llic Klate of Ort'ifin,
Mrs. und Mr. '.. C. Minlilnik desire to no
kiinwli'iltfc the receipt of a most beautifully
priuti'tl notice of the marriage of ouryoiing
and Iuk'iI.V cslceiui'd frlenils, Mr. H. A. I),
(iiirlc) nn, I Miss Ola I.. Muck of Canity. We
Join In w lsliinK the young couple peace, hap-
pine.s and proerlly. May their future
lives In' ri'ineinlxTi'il ami reganled with the
ndnrnti if the nt.
In npeakii.i' a few wccki aim of old ncwii
I "i I its ICC, Maddisk him (lininterred one
i limp not so uiiclenl H asime rrfcrred to,
Vi l hi il lire seen ninny tlihiKa ol Interest to
pittpli'iil this county. Il Ida paier railed
the Aiijiis. Il was printed on the '7th ol
Si' ti iiilier, .ij. Ori'iion'a State U'ic!la
Itire wn In st u-iim nt that lime, u part of
j the prnci'i tin(' of w hich the pasT conluiim.
Il n 10 t'.iiitiiinn a cull frnm thirty-two In
j dies of Oregon City in reference to Inriiiinic
, nu ii.ii hil iuti of hvlh a and iceiitlcincn
: throiiitlnuit Clurknmn cntinty In uelint? the
Himiliirv in i ii 1 1 -ilt m , mnl the followiui:
i.....u.i ,. v in, ......... r...
mid liy Ihe Inllou'lug named stoii:
Mr. K. How mnn
Jiioeph I'arriill
Mrs. W. riirn.lt
J. Piirmtl , .
K. J. Switllonl
John K. Ilm k .
It. V. Short
A. Cook ,
Miss Kflimle il. Steele .
Mrs. i.. II. Atkinson
(Iiii. II. Atkinson, jr
Mi Annie S. It. Atkinson
ICddieM. I,. Atkinson .....
Willinm Harlow
Mrs. Willinm lliirlow
Cassitia N. Ilnrluw
llenriie (irahum
Mrs. (leorw Urnhnin
Jos. Iledftvi .
Janu s HiiiKiunn ...... .'
K. M. Allred
IC. II. Collnrd
Jniiiis A. Kirk
Jos. Chiil'ih
Mis Kanuh' Holds
Mis Nnncy Holds
Miss Jane Holds
Mis Surah Hold") . .
Charles Johucs
Cupt. .1. 0. Millej
Mrs. Stephen May
Arthur Cray
Mrs. Susan tllst .
l'.llen f!.it.-h
S. C. Hatch
T. Itrnnn
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15 01
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Ml
hhy Hutch
Felix J. ICvnns 1 Ml
A. J. Appersou I Ol
i. 1. I .nry 1 0)
Peter Pa.pict 5 0)
Siiohtv.
Miirch 0, IS;il.
Logan Itenn.
It looks as if sitriiig hud route, and farm
ers lire KetliiiK reiiily to put In their apriiiK
crops provided the weather remains as it
has hern I he Inst few days.
The annual school meeting in Pistrict No.
I passed off very quietly, which vvna some
tiling unusual for this iieighlHirhood. J.
Uerher, wns elected director, and Mr. H
Ulilelwll Clerk. A four mill tnx was levied
to pay indebtedness due the new district
which wns set oil' from the old district.
Miss lCininn Plults Is engaged to tench a six
iimntli'a term of school, which will begin
about April 1st.
A I'iiIoii church will soon be built in the
suburbs of I.ognn. The money is already
subscribed. .Some do.iatcd very liberally.
.1. A, Slrowhriilne, or Portland, gnve an
acre or land at the cross-roiuls near the post
olllce. The church building is to lie com
pleted hy July next.
Our representative Is at home again, feel
ing somewhat disappointed on account of
his poultry bill railing to become a low. So
our pigeons w ill continue to trespass and
the roosters will crow, "We have our liberty
for two years m-o-r-e!"
V. (Icrhcr is making an Improvement on
his place by building a'wire fence nround
his resilience.
Mr. J. Habler has set out about three
hundred Italian prune trees this spaing, and
has also mnde other permanent improve
ments. Wo are iiil'oi'ined that V. P. Kirchen
has leased his farm mid intends making Ilia
future homo in Sehvood.
Mr. II. Habler is the inventor of a post
driver, (patent applied (or.) Any one
wishing to test its merits come nml try your
hand, it is good exorcise hi cold weather.
Three men drove with it ono hundred posts
in three hours, mid they were laid up Tor the
snine number of duya thereafter.
Tho salmon ennnery season on the Co
lumbia river and At Alaska will soon begin.
M. Habler will soon (lepnrt,fiirIlvnco.
II, llablor and A. SI. Kirchen will start
for Alaska nboiit, April Isi, the former to
Wrangel and Ihe latter to Bristol Bay.
AlllCL,
Logan, March 0, 1801.
Highland Jottings.
The ground is still covered with snow.
Mercury in tho mornings down to 21 above
icro.
Farmers will be glad to see good weather
nnd grass grow, as Iced is getting sihirce.
As we pass by the "Bachelor's Hull" It
looks rather lonesome. Why don t you got
a House-keeper, WltMsf
Hchool will hegl Ihe middle ol April
Willi Mlsa Teniile M',4 Held na teacher.
Mr. Frank Welah was the loser or a valu
able itoer hy the caving In of a straw slack.
Mr. Win, Livingstone has been quite III,
hut la slowly recovering.
Pled, at her home In thla place, of con
sumption, March 4th, Mrs Z. H. Curd.
Mrs. (lard was a highly esteemed lady nnd
afffl' tlonutii mother. Her kind and agreea
ble manner and her love for her children
made her a favorite with all who knew her.
Hhe lenvea her husband and eight smull
children to mourn her loss. The family has
the sympathy or the entire community,
Her remains wuro Interred in the Highland
cemetery. Ovpsv.
We have had some ahowers of anow here
In Highland for a few daya back, making it
disagreeable fci work In the timber and fields,
but moat of the plowing is done out here,
and the wheat crop h)ks well so far.
Mr. 0. Itiimlull, of Sulem, Is stopping,
with Mr. Livingstone for a mouth or so.
Mr. Y Kirk la erecting a woudelied m ar
Ida house.
Mr. (.', Moehnko was the guest of J. Ward
last week.
Mm. Amos Horner n recovering slowly
after a few weck'a illness.
On the evening of the 3d instant the
young folks of Highland enjoyed tlicm-
selvea at the resilience or Uodfried Wallace
until iilsiut oneo'clock when the party broke
up. All seemed to lie well pleased nnd re
tired home happy.
Mr. John I. Iy bus been laid up for a
few ilays from the cllects of a full he re
ceived while at work. We hope to see him
around soon.
Pr. Hnaset has gone East. I have not
learned whether he intends returning orimt.
r inlay evening of the lith invtant. nl the
resilience of I?. Bhockley, the young ieople
ieut the night In iluncing, when it broke
up at an early hour next morning, all seem
ing to have enjoyed themselves.
Brumal, kr.
March 7th, 1801.
Milwaukle.
Frank Wilson, the woo l contractor, con
templates buildiiiga wood wharl .'IOjsO, with
a chute to facilitate the limiting ot Ihe bonis.
J. C. Huiigerford spen several days in
Washington county lat week.
Mr. Seth Luelling, our pioneer nursery
man, was lu i anl y the lirst or the week,
lie bus set out a nursery on the ranch he re
cently pun-based.
Mis Florence (llsen, who graduated re
cently rrom the Portland High School, has
returned again to Portland where she Is
studying the Kindergarten system.
The steamer Volunteer was laid off Tues
lny morning for repairs. She w ill receive a
thuruugh renovating and painting. Her
machinery will lie overhauled and she will
receive a new propeller which will increase
herapced. Captain (iood expects to have
heron the route by Saturday morning.
The member of Ihe school literary soci
ety will give a musical and literary enter
tainment under the survision of their
teacher Prof. T. J. Garv, at the school
house Saturday evening, March llth. The
programme will consist of recitations, mu
sic, dialogues, and shadow pantomimes.
The proceeds are to be used for the purchase
of book for a school library.
Mink Matters.
The Farmers' league ot Beaver Creek is
no i.iore because they could not get anyone
to act as seeretarv. So we arc told.
Some of the boys went to visit old Gross-
niillcr last Sunday, nnd the way thev acted
they must have had a royal time, for the
sixty foot road was not wide enough, and
the way they were trying to heave up Jo
nnh lieuts the whale to nix. The man who
gave them the cider and wine is a church
member, and a devout Christian loo. Take
note, ye sinners.
There are a great many sick horses in
this neighborhood at present, and unite a
numlsr have died with what they cull the
staggers, and all the quacks who can tell you
how to prevent and cure it have sick horses
if their own. If some one could tell the
cause and irive a sure cure he w ould Ik' do
ing an act of kindness that would he very
thankfully received by a great many poor
farmers who are losing horses every winter.
We hope some one will answer who has
made experiments on bis own horses, ascx
periments generally couio high.
Welsh and Martin have bought another
lot of timber Irom M. Mochnkc. They now
have enough to run their saw mill full blast
for three or four years.
School Plstrict No. 80 levied n five mill
it in tun- oil the outstanding orders which
arc now due.
Gas.
Hainaacus.
Mrs. Wells, who has been teaching the
Union school, returned to her home last
Sunday.
Rev. Organ preached ut the chnpel last
Sunday. At the school meeting nt Pumas
eusn'.'Vf mills tnx was voted for repairing
the house.
Win. Burton closed his writing school
last Fliday evening.
W. It. Snyder, w ho has sold his farm left
this community last week. Mr. Snyder
will be greatly missed among his friends.
Win. Shnrick went to Portland last week
on a visit.
Ckank.
Viola.
A. P. Wheeler has gone to Salem.
Miss Annie Smathcrs is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Mat toon.
Miss Emnm Haydcn is spending n Tew
weeks with friends in East Portland.
Mrs. E. Maple spent the past week in Or
egon City.
Some of the boys who went to the moun
tains hunting ft few days ago, returned with
the proverbial hick.
The past, winter has been so mild that no
one but tender feet have been compelled to
wear socks, and they will have discarded
them before another w inter.
Through the combined efforts of our citi
zens a petition was sent to tho Hon. Dinger
Hermann and by him to tlio Postmaster
General, asking that our mail facilities he
increased to throo times per week. It is
needless to sny we got it.
At the recent school meeting T. C. Juhb
was elected director, and C. 0. Stone re
elected clerk. A special meeting is called
for the purpose of voting a tax to condiic
a nine months school, All should give it
their hearty support. The school house is
to be painted, nnd Mr. Juhb is to superin
tend the job, which means first class work.
Viola is situated on Clear Creek, twelve
miles east of Oregon City, and twenty-t hree
south-cast of Portland. It consists o( a
largo grist mill owned and operated by C.
Miller iS Son, two stores, one under the man
agement of the Harding grange, while R. C.
Lewis wields the yard-stick behind tho
counter of the other, an M ... church,
blacksmith shop, school houso, and numor-
oils resiliences end as pretty a stream of
witter lis ever ran down hill.
Moii Axon.
Meadow Brook.
Mn, KiiiTott: It Is with great pleasure that
wenot(i the return to our community -,(T-Hiss
Hndlo Plx who has been sKMidlr,g jev.
erul months nt Oregon ( liy.
The parly that went to the mountain to
rescue Chnrley Cutting found the snow so
deep on (heir first triul that they returned
after three'' days travel. Kach Individual
then manufactured a pair of snow shoes
and started ngiiln on the 5th instant with
the battle cry of Napoleon, " There shall I
no Alps l"(Caw odes.) Hucccss crowned their
ellorls, and cold, tired and hungry, they
reached Mr. Cutting's cluim on the evening
of the llth. In answer to a hello, Mr. Cut
ting appeared with thu remark, "Hello,,
hoys! looking for a'tlmWclalmrjlIa-Jia-ha!"
Chnrley accompanied Ihe boys home
next day. He has been writing a scientific
nml theological work soon to go to press to
be entitled " The Great KlernnP.Maguet."
At the meeting of the Lyceum last week
a constitution was adopted, and the ma
chine got In order to entertain fnture audi
eiiccs. The following resolution wns
adopted :
Hcsolved, That this Lyceum hold a moi-k
trial nt their regular session on Friduy, 7 p.
M., March 27, at Lower Canyon Creek
school house, that the can? he an action for
a decree of divorce," ic.
The cae promises to be a rare treat to all
subjects or King Fun. The inhabitants or
adjacent diitiictsarecordiully invited to at
tend. The following were enrolled as tueni.
I.ers: M. Pulley, W. W. Pulley, l S. Pix,
0. 8. Honuey, Burton Honnev. E. A.
Wright, F. It. Wright, Mrs. Fanny Ilonney,
Mrs. O. (iorliett, Miss Lizzie Jeiinning.
Miss isadic Pix and Miss Jennie Maylield.
At oiirnnniuil school election In Pistrict
No. W. 1C. Honney was re-elected clerk
and Charles Hubbard for director to succeed
Mr. S. H. Pix, and Peter Laphedy director
short term) to succeed Mr. T. Bonnev, re
moved Irom district.
We believe that live stock of all kinds are
doing well. We do not recollect bearing of
the loss nf more than one Isivincor equine
in this locality during the past season.
We were recently the recipient of circulars
from mirenterpri-ing butchered Pandmoni
urn advertising both his business and an ed
ucational establishment at Salem. The first
Wars a wood cut of the interior of his meat
shop, nnd an cxqiisite likeness of his royal
highness surrounded bv trophies ol his gen
ius, and the second an illustrated "ad" of
the Salem academy, which we suppose must
e an exec llent institution, as the pupils al
most invariably finish the term for which
they are booked. We understand that our
amateur butcher will pfobably enter on a
three years coih-mj in the near future.
Mr. David Rolieson is doing grafting for
many or Ids neighbors. Ho has had many
years exjtcrienrc and has most gratifying
success tn grafting and budding every spe
(iesof fruit tree.
Born to the w ife of J. M. Pulley, on the
8lli instant, a boy, which causes the happy
ful her to prnuce like a colt thai feels his oats. '
We wish him many returns of similar pros
perity. Joseph Keeslost a valuable cow one day
iasi weeK. sup oseu to liave bee ilmSkeT
down by some heavy steers. Phoenix.
Miirch 11, 101.
Clackamas Clilis
The social event of the season was the
party given nt the residence of J. W. Roats
in honor of his daughter Hattie's eighteenth
birthday. The order of the evening was
dancing. Everybody danced, and when
they got though they danced again. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. C. W Kisley,
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs.
E. C. Chapmun, Misses, Alice Risley, Ida
Starkweather, I.aru Johnson, Clara John
ston, Mary I mid, Delia Robinson, Mary
Clover, Messrs. Win. Johnston, Jacob John
ston, Edward Johnston, J. W. Robinson,
Pr. Hii kinan, Charles Pease, John Hickey!
John Kisley, Harry and William Stark
weather, Clifton Lethwnit, Win. Robinson,
Clyde Phillips. ( 1. W. Johnson and Jose( h
Barker.
Al the annual school meeting held hen?,
A. Mather w as re-elected director and E. cl
Chapman clerk. A ten mill tax was levied
ror school purposes. H. Cibson and Mrs.
Emma Starts were engaged to tench Ihe
next three months.
County Surveyor Smyth nnd crew are en
gaged the present week surveying the Mat
lock donation laud claim. It is tic oldest
claim in the county. The last or it, two
hundred and forty acres has just been' sold
by the Matlock heirs to Portland parties.
Mr. Mntheson, our postmaster, has been
quite unwell for the past tew davs. but is
improving nt present.
News scarce in Clackamas thii week, but
we hope by next, time there will bo two or
three weddings Jo chronicle. Raid.
Sandy Siftiugs.
Last week there was a concert and dance
at Minig's hall. All seemed to have a jolly
good tii nc.
The snow is fast disappearing and the
slock men will shed no tears because it will
bring no (cars to Iheir shivering steers.
It looks like there is,n prospect for a road
across the Lit tie Sandy if the county court
responds to the prayers of the petitioners.
To build up and settle npacountry we must
have roads. It will give a chance for a few
new settlers. The opening up of the new
road from Back Bone to Pleasant Home is
well under way. It will save several miles
to Portland by n great deal better road.
Mrs. Daniel Pnrkeishns departed from
t his world of toll and care to the beautiful
shores of the starry heavens, leaving seven
little ones to mourn her loss. We hope her
gentle and sweet whispers from her heav
enly home w ill mi-cvcr drown their grief
witli joy.
Mr. AsholV is building a tino cottage,
which makes some of our old time homes
look out of fashion.
The birds of spring are here, the ruins are
coining and tho beauties of the flounces and
the Portland and Mt. Hood R. R. w,n S00I,
be here.
Cider Engineer Heric is talking of leaving
these parts, hut we hope he will change his
notion ami remain.
The 0. iv C. R. It. land forfeiture cyclone
has passed off without doing any great dam
age to lile or property, so all are happy once
more.
The Buck Bone Debating club is thaw ing
out, one by ono, and crawling out dressed
in lull war jiaint, therefore nil debating
clubs who may hold the belt of champion
ship need look to its laurels.
Scribbles.
Tupils Wanted. Having just re
ceived a new piano from the Ernst. I am
now prepared to receive pupils in music.
Parlies desiring instructions may con
suit me nt tlio Bargain Store.
Ida Paine.