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Falls Xo. 4, I. O. O.
K invited the 'raiul KncauipiiK-u- t
iuKinl-c- w of the Order -e-m-rally to
thm a visit last Tuesdaylvhk-- invitntior. was accepted, and
number of I'atnarehs came upuite a
Portland on tlio ex press tram..Cr.,,n' Vhrnr Yamhillians exalted
tiie l'-iv-al l'wrple .loirrec. About 11to the members ami visitorsl" n.i.'ii-ste.- l to fro to the T.iV House,
"r, a 'lunch ha; Ix-oi- i prepared l.ywMrs Kienhanlt. 1 he table was found
1 . ,11 Til It'll llil t tl llllli, lllfW..i i irf. ati'l wo think Mrs.
Hi. nhar.lt's iVorts to irratify the innern were thoroughly appreciated by
,',,,rfs.iit. iiidjrinK from the reaL..m..uit of 'ool e itm- - which was d mo.The lunch certainlv reflects credit upon
..,,.! r o.l the house which slic isAfter lunch, the liiemU--
we.tV.aek to the Hall, and the workwas fmish.-- ah. nit 1 o eloek in the
,.:., sihort speeches were madelv U e vVtors all of whom express,,!
well pleased with their visit!,V)re- -.l Citv and the hospitality with
which tliev had been received, andniiiiiv of them expressed a desire totrv th viit over au'ain. e want ourfriend Miu'htv-rih- t Murphy, of theStandard, alon next time.
In Mcmoriaiu.
At a regular meeting of OregonNo. .1, 1. O. . l. held at their hall inOregon City May 12th, the followingpreamble and resolutions were unani- -
mouslv adopted :
In the providence of bd we sit to--niirht in the shadow ol a deep alllieUoii.
Mir beloved brother .Joseph 1. Loeey,hus h'-- taken from us, and, as weconlidcntl v believe, jroiie home to thehosom it'" his Father. I'.elievin liedoeth all things well, we bow humblyto Mis will.
In view of our loss of the com pan ion-shi- p
and love of our well belovedbrother.
Ilesolved, That the Iode be drapedin mourning, and that members wearthe bailee tor thirty days.
Il solved, That we tender to thefriends and relations of Uroiher Koeeyour warmest sympathies in this theirs id bereavement.
M. C. Atmkv. X.Attest: IIknuv.J. I Iaupi ";, U. S.
KKolii; NI7.r.l. V. It. Dunbar, ( !. V.. T., on the l."th in!.. reorganized Mt.
Pleasant Ii id-- e, No. lir, I.O. ("J.T., inthis county, and added fifteen newmembers to the roll by initiation. IVb-- r
l.i'vvis is ". ( '. T., Nina Hieliardson. II.!!..: li noia .M:ittoon, P. U.S.: (
W. '.T. : Culver Kieh-ards..- n.
W. S. : Charles "uMimr. W . A.S. . Nelson Audi us. Y. F. S. : Abel j
.Matt ...i,. T. : As i Stone, C. ;
be.nl-- r Mattoon. W. r.: XaneyAnW. 1). Helen Fergus. .u. W. I.
; . : J. li n I ! i hard si i i, ". . ( i . : I'l-rr-
M.ittonii. C W. C. T., and W. M. Stone j
l.odvTf 1 sputy.
foll.iwiie; are the of-li.-
rs if K iirle Cree!c Loilire. Xo. li'Vi, j
I. i . !. T.. just organized b . 1'. j
lMiibar, ;. YV. C. T.. at Foster's in thise.nmtv: .1. I. Mill. W. C. T. ; M atl ifli ister. K. 1 1 . S. ; A I if Vaneureii, b. II.S.; K mua P.ell. VV. V. V. ; U. W. L ike, ;W.S.; ?.l it:ia ill, . A. . : :lll.U . ven. W. F. S. ; M u tha Hunt, W.T. ;
J. I.. IVi'lfV. W.t. : Ivii'iic Vaiu-uren- .
NV. M. ; l.v.li.i Fost r, V. I . M . ; XettaI.ik-- . W. I. ;.: .b.viah P.ell, V. (.;. ;W. II. Minn I'. V. C. T.. and II. V.I,ke, I, id - Tiiis I jod ire starts i
ilii thirty-fou- r eli.-irte-
vt n- - r : i. 'AY-- inadvertantly omit-- t1 to mention the fact that Dr. John
Wel'-h- , one of Oregon's best dentists,d i is ill this fit V, left hert
1 i .t week oi a professional tour to As- - j
loi ia and other plaee-- ; on the "soiindimr i
s i." I f any of our fi Is in t hat .. -
ti mi waut .rood worl; d me in his line,t'e-- shoul-- t ii.it tail to call oil LbeIo.'-tor- .
Mkmoui.m. Skiivu' i:s.The memor-ial services hell at the MethodistChurch last Sun. lav afternoon, in honor
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of M r. 1 . 1 . 1 .'i v, were larirel y attend-ed and hi'-rhl- y a p;rc;-iate- J by thosepresent. i;einr otherwise cmraired. wewere unable to attend, but hear some ofthe addresses delivered on the occasionvery highly spoken of.
Kk r.i.Ki i Ki. Mr, .1. M. Haeon waslast Tuesday as S eretary of
thei'rand I..o,l.;e, I. ).(). F., f Ireiron.He has held the position for the pastyear, and the vote he received, runningns h" did against one of the most dis-tinguished Id Fellows in the State,shows that he has tilled the position totin-entir- e sat isl'aeti. m of the Order atlarge.
KKn uNK.n. Mr. Albert (. Yates, ofPolk county fame in our city andwill probably remain with us awhile.Albert appears to be ;is jovial and hap-py ."s ever, and looks as though the ru-ral districts agreed, with him. Mr.Yates Is a tine vocalist, and probablywill favor us with sjnie of his excel-lent ballads before he. returns.
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Aituaiskus Arrotsi i:o. Messrs. J.J. Miles, ('eorge V James and JohnKI1y have been appointed by the Coun-ty Judge, appraisers of the cvstato of thelate Captain MH 'ill.
To Immiiiu.w rs. IVrsons who desireto purchase a line fa rim containing o2Iacres, situated It mile.-- ! from tin'5! citv,enn g t full particulars by calling itthis oiliee.
ON TIIK ItlVi:il. J. T). Miller If isbeen duly installed a- - Captain of thesteamer-:- . X. Cooke.whifh boat hastaken the place of the Senator.
Mr. C. M. Kester has-mad- some nec-essary improvt inents in the way ofbuilding a fence around his vacant lotadji lining, the one on which he resides.
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NearNeedv. Clackamas eountv, Or-'- m
May 11, 1st.--,,
Willis J'eebe,' agedl've;irs.
MAItUIKD.j
At the house of M irv Ann Robert J
April --Vt , Is:--,
Mr. ,;,-org- e 11. Milk-t- r,Mrs. Mary Ann Huberts.
Whv s: . , rr ...i ...I, p... , i .. . i iiar il
- U 'STAIt S P,,VI.SAM ok Wri.n."'"Hi,UC,,r
will lirir.. .t, ...ml- - ... I. i.i.!',... ,i, , t'.ivrw l If'.tilll."i 7,r ,r',',",u!li "'m '"Ms cannot tail
ii . s"ul'" consumption, if n..t'" arul oompi.-- t jly c'.ired.T '
li .,','; an.i structure of the human, ". ' y plainly s- -t fort a in a pami.hlet
- - Hill o VjisIiii?i NTII', il ,ri..t. - " ,.....".- -
"aus egeianie SicilianII iir... i"T. f'ti it i,tt ititit .u dictrihtir i.--
Th.lrr.. - i j'ui iti pm in iii-l'i- i
i i. r V ,','' hiis wholly li.-e- n gained bv itsh ,V'.n1 fr" fr',n oir :Tul alcohol, itiiir. "":.ut v :u',," ,r tl.e scalp, restor-ilv"-i- n.
. r to Ui :'tr;l color withoutniov-- j I 1c"r,s itching of the scalp,' tanerutr, and will
i V1" ,llin I,,oks- - such an theK.mv'r h ar, thev upon eon-tri- al
J on:' sl'..md ru-- k-ct to give it aJournal A W0(,ln Wi,lltin;,toni Dc7
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El-Onom- y Of Fruit Preservilisr. '
In a conn trv as pecuaaio adaptedto the raisinig-
- of fruit as Oregon , itis quite necessary to resort to somemeans of preset-Tin- in enter In savetLe waste 11. at otliorwise would impoverifch the i)rotuccr. The bestmeans of doing this is one of the vitalquestions of the Jay. For more thantwenty years the efforts of the mostinterested have been turned in thatdirection, but until about five yearsago, every effort proved a failure.One of the first efforts was a verticalchamber the green fruit being putin at the top and taken out at thebottom being moved continuallyinto increasing heat and decreasingmoisture. This was found to leavethe fruit in a dry and tasteless con-dition, the same as the ordinary dried,fruit of cemraerce. Added to thebad condition of the dried product,was the danger of burning, whichthe inventor was unable to overcomeand in the face of all these difficul-ties, the machine was abandoned.This was the fate of all the plansuntil Charles Alden constructed avertical chamber that received thegreen fruit at the bottom, where itwas subjected for a few minutes toan intense heat, and then elevatediar enougu tor another trav ot Ireslifruit to be placed beneath it, andthus modify the heat. And thus itwas carried step by step to the heightof about sixteen feet, when it wasfound that the fruit was well cured,moist and sweet the starch of thefruit having changed by chemicalaction, to sugar, increasing therichness and the ilavor of the pro-
duct, making it equal, and as thosewho use it contend, better than thegreen fruit.
ut during these yei'rs of experi-iivn- t,
Mr. Alden was not alone.From the patent office at Washing-ton there lias been issued seventy-seve- n
patents for fruit-preservin- g
aparatus of various kinds, only oneof which has stood the test of experi- -
ment. The farmer cares not how lineor plausible the theorv. "What hewishes to know is, does it work well?has its product from year to yearfound a profitable sale in the marketsof the world? has it established acharacter in those markets uponwhich we can depend for a speedysale of our fruits? Then that ma- -
chine must be valuable, and the cost,s lmt a secondary consideration.Valuable articles are always held atvaluable rates, when the indifferentor the worthless can be bought atalmost any terms.
There is one fact more wa wouldmention, ard that is, in the markets,east and west, we see quotations ofbut two kinds of fruit, the commondried fruit of commerce, and theAlden evaporated product. J;:t wecannot dwell or. this picture, and willhurrie-H- y pass over a few othes facts.
Perfection does not come in a moment. Five years have been spentin improving and systematizing theAlden evaporators, so as to econo-mize labor and thus benefit the pro-- d
ace.No sooner had the Alden proved
its utility than many others, envyinghis success, endeavored to produce arival machine. Among the first ofthese was Charles A. Soy n ton, ofVineland, New Jersey. His patentwas granted April 23d, 1S72, und heclaimed in his specifications, formingpart of his letters patent, as follows:
"It (the dryer) consists in theof a rotary rack that con-
tains the fruit-supportin- g shelves,"etc. "Exposing all the fruitto averaging degrees of heat, accord-ing to the distance from the placewhere it was put in. The inventionalso consists of the combination of afiin, by means of which air is drawnthrough the aparatus with the desir-ed effect."
It will be seen that this is an effortto evade the Alden patent by secur-ing "decreasing heat and increasingmoisture"' by artificial means, insteadof the natural current of heated air,by forcing it around a horizontal cir-cle by the use of a fan. The inventorspent much time and large sums ofmoney, but finally abandoned hismachine as worthless havingspent soihb?1j,000 in his experi-ments. This was the legitimate endof the Boynton dryer, and still theAlden went steadily forward, gainingday by day a more exalted reputationamong those interested in the fruitproduct of the country.
But Amercian genius cannot liedormant. Yankee ingenuitv mustmove a little faster than the world,and so Mr. Flummer, of San Francisco, resurrected the Hoy n ton the-ory, with the addition of hot air orsteam pipes. His letters patent bearsdate Dec. 20, 1S7-- two rears andeight months later than the Boy n tonpatent. The Flummer claims, ac-
cording to the specification formingpart of their letters patent, as follows:
"My invention relates to a fruitdryer in which the racks for holc'.ingthe fruit pans, or plates, revolve andcarry the fruit around a horizontalcourse through a heated chamber.4Y' represents a fan that may beused to carry the air around the dry-ing chamber, for aiding and improv-ing the circulation."
Thus it will be seen that the mainthe Boynton and thelentical both revolveie fan to force a circu- -
l:,.,.-.ri.,i..:.- . r c ii jm'.i'jii --'i nui mi. vyim 01 luese u
principle ofriummer are i,an'1 both u?e t
tried three years ago, and failed. Theotllt'r liaS not et bccn thoroughly j
tcstea as the recent date of itswill fully show.
Unt in the pamphlet of the Plum-met- dryer, page 0, it is stated thatMr. riummer the first man todepart from the old principle andestablish a new one entirely." Thisis certainly a mistake, us our quota-tion from ioynton fully sustains.
)at enough of this. The Aldenwas tried for over thrCr- - years beforeit was introduced int.) California,where it war, in successful operationtwo years before finding its wav toOregon. Its fruit has been tried inevery market and in every climate.It is favorably known and appreci-ated. It has au established marketvalue. There is no longer the neces-sity of experiment, and no risk inmarketing the product.
iSo much in favor of the Ahleu.
IJut we would have it known that wohave no interest in either or any pro-cess. All we wish to do is to so im-
part the little lights we have, thatthe fruit growers of our county maychoose widely and well. Ye knowthat there are big swindles in patentsand many frauds are palmed off onthe unsuspecting for a genuine arti-cle. Our advice would be, let inven-tors do their own experimenting, andwhen proved valuable, it will be am-
ple time to invest. AVo have no sur-plus wealth in Clackamas county toto waste on worthless patents.
Icfore closing, however, one pointwe should notice. Xature does herwork well. The natural course ofhot air is upward, and it requiresno machinery to draw or forceit. Again. Steam engines arerather expensive as well as dangerousluxuries. Who for a moment wouldcontend that it is cheaper to run alive horse power engine than it is tofire a parlor stove? Doshlea, enginesare constantly getting out of repair,pumps fail to work and delay if notdestruction will bo the result.
Appropos to this is another fact.The Ahlen Company of this city haila meeting two weeks ago. Theystudied well the claims of the variousdryers and especially the Flummer.They concluded that in the end itwould be more expensive than theAlden and accordingly ordered twoadditional dryers of the latter, theirformer order having gone forwardsome time ago. And yet we are as-
sured that if one Plummet will dothe work of three Alliens and do it asclaimed, one cent a pound, or even ahalf cent a pound cheaper, that theywill yet invest in a Plummer, and ifthe Plummer agent will set up a ma-
chine ami test it in Oregon City, if itdoes as they claim, they can havetheir cash.
We hope that there will be a fairtrial and that the people of our coun-ty will secure the best. Put theAlden is a fact well established, andthe others, as yet, are but experi-ments.
We have said this much for thereason that fruit is the leading inter-est of our county, and we have adesire to aid every laudible effort tobring about the best results.
The coroner of Marion countywants to hear from the relatives ofS. A. Pilkins, who died at that placelast week. Address coroner at JSa-le-
RVTlir National ("old Medal was award-ed 'o liradley t ltulofson for the bestI'liotographs in the United States, and theVinna Medal for t he best in t he world.
Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Tin-- tViai iiiiilTear ffdty Life.
The wear and tear of city life areasevere fa upon the strongest constitu-tions. The hurry and bustle and anxi-eties of business keep the nervous sys-tem in a state of unnatural tension dur-ing business hours, and in the end im-pair the elasticity and vigor of .vital or-ganization. The penalty of all undueexcitement is subsequent exhaustion.The best remedy for it, whatever thecause, is I Iostetter's Stomach Jlitters.the tonic and alterative properties ofwhich rapidly diffuse themselves thro'the entire system, revive and reinforceevery dormant faculty, and restore anatural condition of body and mind.Some moral reformers insist upon Cuedisuse of all stimulants. This, to saythe least of it, is irrational. All com-petent physieians admit that a pure,medicated st imulant is one of the motuseful remedies known. As a tonic andinvigorant for the aged and languid,Hostetter's I'.itters has no equal. It isthe sheet-anch- or of the feeble and de-bilitated. In all climates and in e cryspecies of disorder which breaks downthe bodily strength, it is an absolutespecific. It is also an invaluable rcme-d- v
for sea-sicknes- s. The nausea andretching caused by the rolling andpiehing of a vessel at sea paralyzes thebodilv and mental energies, and thosewho "sutler from it would do well toresort to the I'.itters as a means of asure and permanent relief. No steamershould sail without a supply of the arti-cle. Among the botanic ingredientsof which it is composed are some of themost powerful blood depurents whiehthe vegetable kingdom al fords. (Y,n-setpieiitl- v.
it not only tones and invig-orates, but also purities the systemthrough the natural sluices which na-
ture has provided.
Tin: Ski r.r.r. Tiiose who prize abeautiful head of hair, (and we knowour ladv friends all do), will thank usfor a few words on the invaluable qual-ities of Ayku's H.in vioon as a dre.ss-ii- v
In our own case it heals a humor.kcT-p- s the head free from dandruil" andscurf stops the tendenev ot our hair tofall ami heightens its canty. A slighttouching with it removes the coarseand drv appearance which neglectedhair puts on, imparts a rich gloss, andmakes us presentable in the most fash-ionable companv. Such rare qualilica-lion- s,
presented in a single prepara-tion create for it an enduring value ;
but add to these the faculty of restoringto grav locks their youthful color, andmaintaining our good looks with sosmall an expenditure ot time and at-
tention, and vou stamp it prime favor-ite with the "public, and ensure its per-manent and enduring popularity.lluntsville (Ala.) Republican.
j - sO A Per Dav af homo. Terms- r - f frp?. Ad.trss
lfebly G. STINtON A Co., Port land, Me
Administrator's .Toii;'..
-- OTl: K IS 1IEllEp,Y OIYLN THAIA th- - v.mnty Court of riackMnn court. St.iU. of , ,r,,,nI1, ias api-mitr- -a th un
.i.'rsisrnl Administrator of the estate otHugh Currin, deceased; tin rciore, ah p. r- -
sons having claims against, sain est an- - willpresent them to th" undersigned, propcrlyveriti.-d- , at t h- - late residence ol tie- -
situated in said county, within sixmonth's from date of this notice.
i i i; ) no e J . ei.nuix,May 13, hT5:wl Administrator.
Tlio Homsch AVc I.ivi' In otherwords, our bodies are held on repairingleases. We must prop and Mist ain t ie--
wiien thev exhibit signs of weakness anddecav, or thev will inevitable break down.In Int. W'Ai.KKits ( Ai.ii-oiiNr.- VinkoakHittkiis. a matchless compound ot newlydiscovered medicinal , peculiar tothePacili.? region, the debilitated, the billions,t in- - men mat ic, t . consnmi'i i , in unatie- - most genial tonic and r storat ive everotrered to the sintering invalid. It con-tains no alcohol, and coas.-ip- ntly leavesno sting
It is seldom that we notice anythingin the medical line, nor would we now.unless we could be convinced that wearc not doing our duly as a .journalistin recommending to the public t he cel-ebrated botanii-a- l preparation of j)rHenry. Whoever induces the victimof scrofula or any other disease of tublood, to use J)r. Henry's Kxtract ofSarsparilla, has begun a good work.There is no question as to the result ofthis medicine if persevered in. It is asure cure for scrofula, rheumatism,Salt Itheuni, and indeed all complaintsarising from vitiated or impure blood.It is just what a good physician wouldprescribe lor these complaints, and weconfidently recommend it as being thebest article now in use. I r. Henry'sCough Kalsain is the most affectiveremedy for alfectioii of the throat orlungs "that we have ever known. Itcontains no deleterious drugs, and canbe taken with impunity and certaintyof relief. For the cure of coughs colOs.sore throat, etc., it stands 'without a ri-
val. J)r. Ilenr.y s 1 mimcut as an all --
viator of pain, is unrivaled by anypreparation before the public; theim st skeptical will be convinced by asingle trial. It will prove itself si friendin need which no family should bewithout.
T!ie 4'!t:MlJtl.l,, far nil.Invalids, by nervous debility, d sirous of
again feeling t le- - vigor of health and vimof system, should take a few bottles of 1 k.1 1 II.N'J. EV'S l I. X. b. IlITTKUS.1 5e fo re one bottle is taken they will fei 1
the dawn of restoration, of ret timinghealth. Xo case of dyspepsia, indigestion,loss of appetite, rheumatism, kidney orliver disease, has ever resisted its restora-tive j lower. Every part of tie- - humansyst en i re. u ires and should i e sust --
na nee a ml support from t be stomach, reg-ularly by tie- - liver. It the stomach c:iii-n- ot
supply t he aliment required, t h- - wholesystem languishes. l'oi-;ii'- your organsof life with these bitters, and in a few daysyou will teel your whole system invigorat-ed; for every disease arising from disor-dered liver, stomach or bowels, it is inal-uable- :
it. will revive your shattered sys-tem. 1 lyspejit ies and persons of billionshabit should keep it. wit hin reach, if tlu--
value health and ease. I" imar.jm
It is jisserto.l as a fact that ivury :U!V;ts.-v- rw!i') h is t in neil his at ten! ien t t lie inir ! i;r ; iiof tho Xe-.- Family Sewing M it hiin.- - in his local-
ity, or who has been feilurate ( i!ii'!Lr!i te sei-ari- '
an y, has imts'rippe.l the 1 t eiicris inla.tkinif money of the ol 1 .ind ti ie l agents of thehii:h-ri.-e- d in wliii-- latter tin y nowreplaee. I'll..- - ncman 1 is enoriii in-- , an 1 sales soiM;ii t aii'l mont-- maile so vi;!i so littlec t';'ovt that farmers, tra.le-im't- i, spei-ula- t .irs,aiu into the luisiness a.s fast as !h' y canscrim; territoiy aiul jr,.t ttnir on thefrround t) sujijily anxious It is niar-Vrlni- ls
to sec how til 's-- ' in irhi'ie : si ll when ex-hibited, it tiring a reio!tii.e,l f.iet that pviwill buy the best at the lowest price. Jt r:it.i:;i-l- y
is tin; machine of the t.iii.s au l does thework as oth'T machines at '' or -- .10, a:nl Me ie-al- ly
believe it would l jut n readily at iloei.leanl tlieii not iit halt the usual juice of i :jo i.l
an article, f. r it ; ateiishur' t" . ee th va r
amoMiit of labor it perforin at s,i low a in-- !.
Tin- - inventiTs are daily mandated withot the worth of their new in achim s which
so suddenly and bounded into popu-lar favor. It proves to be pi.-t- . iiat i .inu.--every clay, by every one, everywhere, ha- - afamily. 1 1 has nf t iiue.1 an enviable li pu' ,t:n:iin many t housands of home- - a: id f for itssoli-- streii'j'.h, jmw.-r- , vij.idity, Hiniplirity. ivr-- t
tinty, and ea.-- e .f , w i:h es'reaie be ei-t- y
, tineness, and reliability of its sew aii;: v. laictill- wonderful low price (twenty do'.la:s for alarge and compf te s- - wiug m.ictiiiie with atable and treadle) plac-sai- idea of i'imp'tit ionentirely out of the . It stands alone oaits merits and price. auvi-- o you to invest inon-- , at once for your wife, daughter, mother, cis-t'- -r
or laiiy friend and m.ilio a hoiue liajipy, in-put t hi.--, n in your factory, or w hat is l.ell er, ifyou are lucky ei.ou .li, secure an aeency, if there-i- s
none in your town, and make money yourself,t In- - many new attachments tor doing extra tine,
skilful and dillic di work, are a surprise in t heirsimplicity of construction aad f ir below even"irrange juices," and will be de'iivercd safe atyour door, no matter hov. remote you re-id- e, it"you write for tic-m- . Address, J." TldO-MSo-
HA NX A A: CO., !'07 hruadv.ay, X. V.
2TEW TO-DA-
FANNY MOK3AF3 rKELPS'IJIlAr.IATIC COIIPANV,
And Capt. MeDOXAbD'.S Sjilendid band of
TRAINED IXDIAaH,i itiD.vv i:vi;mc, siav 21, is:.",,Will bo presented the brilliant comedietta,
cnt it led,THE COMICAL COUNTESS.
ou liti s, Mrs. Korean FIxvliM
After vliich fsiiming by MISS I.IZZIF.MUltbAX.
Tube followed by a GrandEXlHIHTliJ.X OF THE ART OF ARMS
r.y Capt. MclxiXAMrSTIiAIXEI.)J.V1HANS,
Who will execute theirI5yl Jiinj; Drill, f 'uymict Ks-rci.-- s
mill ..itrobiilk-- I'l-- i loi iua :i r.
To corieludi-- with t he sen a m ini fare- - if
Admission, ft '; Chiidren fifty Cents-- .
OREGON CITYSAW Af0 PLAINING fslSLL.
I.L KINDS OF
Sasli, lUiii.'s, DoiiH,
IViiiiloiv l'ruim-- s Iouldinr-i- ,
XinisliiiiLi ei',
s, Coiliiir, Si.-xiiii-" ; Knstif.
Will P.uild all classes of r.niKIin-- s.
Speeilieations, Hill of MaterialMade.
i:. .T. ( OLI5.VTH.Oregon Cit v, Ma v 1 1, 17 ) :t f
RE MOV AALFRED KINNEY, W.. 0.,
ITAS RENOVK ins okkkt: ANDIt iicsideru-- e to th j iloubb: hotisiTV. Y. CnriK-- r of Alder smil Ka.sl Piii l..
streif . Port land, i ireeon, where ho can befound at all hours, day and niirht.
May 0, lo aeeJ
woo i7 : wool t :
S. ACKEKMAN k i!!iO.,.
W,No? 300.000which they will pay th - highest mark?",price in 'ASH.
On'gua City, April Z4?, 1S73 ;tf
COURTESY OF BANCROFT LIBRARY,TTM TTTJ"'Rct TTV P. t T.TT?OPMT &
prqfH;'rg..--ir- '
BETHE30A SPRINGS! j
On tlie McXir.zie Itivcr. Laae Co., Oregon.
A C!ii)i!a :STAU FtESaiiT. I
n5iii--i;- : si-irx.- s .i;r: T.iATKirji ubout lii;-:i- v mih-- s ee. f of Kiiircnc j
;ty, :unl wittiin P n;r in il- s of t he eoKbrat- -i d r.ie; Prairie of the McK ii'..ie. They arewithin a f.-- hundred yards of Hois-- ' reekon" of tie- - most famous troe.t streams in
ree;oii. ji.'er and elk are very plenty near I
tnese Nj.rinns, P.ttviiiu: iieeti tie-reso- foraires of t hose animals. Tie- - randoi-- t andmost picturesque scenery of the.North I'a-i-itl- e.
1 have the b"st i uildin.es and 1 liest aecom modat ions of any Sprinvrs in
t his of t be state. My bath house isnew, and is const met ed with refereni-.- - tothe wants of t "nose visitinir m- - from thev'ullev 1 also h.ave an excellent vapor,th"rooi construct-- . v! near tiu- - le:et ol
t he Sjirin;.. and in all thin;rs, I pripos.-t-keep up with the d mand lor an institu-tion of this kind.
An experienced physician in attendanceat a 14 i i toes. Hoard and Idtiimr in (roodstyle forthose who ( refer it. An imals canbe pastured for small cost, and .erfect-l- y
safe. A. --N. I t M:V,iiuiy (i :t f rroprietor.
ol i r U na ril ! a !i Sail.
r. rriisi'ANCE k an okhkii ofI. sale made by the County Court of theState of irejion for Chickamas county, ont he at h day of April, lsTo, direr-tine- ; the
V. Moss, as iuardian tf ol-ne- y
C. Moss, to sell the lands hereinafterdescribed, t he same bein;r part of t he estateof saiil Volney C. Moss. The undersisrniil.as said (itianlian, will, m the P'th ilay ofJune, A. D., Is7 , at t he hour of 11 o'clockA. .M. of said day, at this Court House doorin said county, sell at. public auction, tothe highest bidder, upon the terms thatsaid bid be paid one half in cash at thetime of t be sab-- , and the other half twelvemoid hs t herejiiter, to be secured by a pro-missory note and luort.irajre on said land,t le- - following prop rty, to-w- it : The umli-viif-- d
one-thir- d of acres of land, beinjr.the east half am! the south half of thewest ha ! f ol t be tract of la nd embraced inNotification No. .)', and bo inir part ofsections i", Ji, '" and .Iti in 'lo.vnshiii :
South of iian re 1 I'usf of the Willamette?u eridian.a lid bounded as fol lows, to-w- it :bc-- ni
a n in.tr at a point oand chains westof t lie soul st corn- r of sect ion J:, T. :5
S., II. 1 K., rumiiii.ir thence soitt h hi chains,thence east. 71 and r.)-l- ') chains, t hencenorth iii chains, i 7f and oil-l-
chains, thence south !' chains to the placeof bee-j- uirer, t he said onc- - in'rd containinsrPiD acres of land, all situate in said, countyand State. S. W. M( )SS,
i iuardian of Volnev '. Moss.Mayo, IS7.")!wf
UKEAT ATT H ACTI i ) SS !
I. SELLING"3.C AS.Il" ST IJKCKIVKD TIIK I.AItCiKSTJiJL stocli of
imported to Oregon t'ity, which heoffers at creat ly redue d ; ric- - s M v stock
CLOTHHSTGHas tbeeii largely increased and I canshow a- - handsome a lino of rcady-iiiad- o
roods in Men and Hoys' Pusiness andI s Suit."--. Coat s, etc., as can be foundin t he count rv, and at prices that cannotfall to satisfy'. My
1 T'1! f."ir, O w n p n-- i 1 r3,1"LI
Is filled with a splendid issorl ment. of tillt le- - styles and i'a hionable shailesof jroods
I'iztt 4 v Jo i i),.Inil.lil s, 1'lTiK I SStl'l
A is: - n I ri- - ss ; oik' s,iiiiii-f- Alpaci a,
Ui i I !::t i: i i ::es,-
1? 1 A jNT 1ST i: T., H ,l'laid, IMain an lOpera flannels, ff all col-ors. I'.h ached arid l.'nbli-achei- l CottonIla nin ls.JIj:i i it-s- " f'csifs" I" ii del- - iViire,
Sim wis iiielo! ISS.'i ii s,i'ri: I. s i i: ;1
'frit vetiiir ' iatc'i-.-Is,
tints I i;d i's ps,Oil lo Ii l or
Floor :t iJ Twblc.
BOOTS and SHOES,I would call special attention to mystock of M":;"s and Hoys' Sati i'rn neisco1 '.(! s, s !. ie!i I have sold for a mi m ber ofyears past with ireru ral satisfaction. Kv-er- y
pair warranted. A complete stock ofh.4:t J t iiill.i i li sj CliOItJ.Choice Teas, Canned flood.-- , and all choic
Family Groceries,All at T.ow Prices. Also,
LlYERiCUL AM) HRMANISLAXD SALT.
Highest Price paid for all kinds of
lei u ,y
"2iH)J)i)i.) !?s. ol" 1V00L Wauled,for which I .shall pav the highest ashprice. I.SKld.lNii.
Ore-ro- City, April '22, 1S7"i. tf
Tiie best way to
ioirrci? coolliurina; t he hot weather is to fro to
C C.) NF ECmONERY,.truin Oreo-ot- i City,
and partake of some of his I KI,IC10US
AND
ARCTIC SODA.Too-Crea- delivered to any part of tie;
citv OK CIIAKWK, and made toorder. apr2Jtf
UPHOVE YOUR POULTRY.
It costs no more to keeppood fowls than poorones.
Oaklaufl Poiiilr.v
Mm i 'or. Sixt li & Castro Stsr
Season of C75.IlATCISIMi
Prom the largest andb st. I 1 inl ill' w III.
Carefulic paekrd and warr;nf d fo enrrysafely tiny distance. The varieties
compriseHark an i T.i-- b.t Prahmas, Hutf and Part-rid'- o
Cocliins, White I.e-hor- ns, I b ,iida:isa:il Sliver Spangled llai.ibtir .z.i.
P.lack Spanish, White liorkinrs, (ioldcnPolands, Aylesl.'ury 1 nicks, and fiame.Sebright and P.lack African Pantains.
I'.ron.--Turkey- th" finest co'.l'ct ion onth - Iv.ciiic coast.i:Setid stamp for illustrated circular(ii:i . P.. HAYPKV
Importer and Dealt r of Choice Poultry,Hox liVi, San i'ra neisco.Pleas" st it-- - whui pi'P r you ?aw this ad-
vertisement in. febW'm
i iatu -- n:wi-:x,TiY
iJiiiOl lill OilAl I'll!t. ' T Af TTTi TV" t T? t ' -
7--1 ami is nr.-riare- d to do all kinds of
HAIR JEWHL : h i
Just as jrivid, and cheaper. Humi can b- -
dote- - in San She also manu- -fact arcs hair, strairht ir tangled, intoSWITCHES, CU2LS, AND Pr.IZZETTS.
' Xiic, I'ine ri.-ii-r Switches for sale, atj fr:: l: ...j A full line of Imitati m Goods at San
1 ra neisco j iriccs.Those wishing work done, or to purchase
will do well to privo her a call before ssoiti"to Port la n.l.
All comnujr.icotions by mail jromptlvanswer.-d- .
All work warrant ed to sive satisfaction,.Instructions sivr-- in fancy work.Silver curd-boar- d for sale.
December 1?, l71-C- m
MAKE HOME HAPPY.$20 S20 $20
Aul earn .11) ur c Hicr i'.a.Ti a rv e 1 c i ? s Hi ec h a n 3 m .
ingenious Invention.AbsolLsto Pcifcclicn
v i T.i:iiAN i. iiciiApr.i; ami rri.i.-Mi- ;
EV3 ACHIEVEWITH TABLE AND TREADLECoaiplt-t- e lur Domestic l e
a ZJ Liiii i i Lj :v. k s--c 6 .t'np in price."With nuiKjibuit, sujH-iio- r and vuui.il le
illiplMVt Llf.liS. .Koual mi si--'- ar.J d s t!:P ?.irae work, in the
sunr V nv as.ia or M''" i.i.ieiiiuc.Tiie 1 est, :ia; le?.t and ihe.ipe..-- t la.nhino ivii
Written gu:ir.mt-- o r l:vc years with ciryiciu-liui.'-
.
,l;laoR . NO ( oMVKi iTT.iX ; Noi;iv.L;i, liPAl.lTV and PKICK.
A skiihui lei-- l pr.u-liea- l seientitie.ot a itio-'- t wonderful roiabin.-itioi- of the
o,l . mailt ic !' sev.i:;e iiiaehim , und fullyd t.J be a es.-f-al T- a- h in-l.-- itl
uehi-jveiiie- ot j v.u tie.d simplk-- .t y. ihor-ouu'li- lv
tcftod. Psed in tl.i.usan.ls ot homes.Tie- - iavorite yf the family circle.
It docs not take an hour to jtet ready to do aminutes work, but is always ready in a iiio-.ue-
to do a days work.It will save its cost many times over in one
fv.iv.son, Joinr' the work of the family, ur it willearn four or live dollars ii day for uny man orwoman who may wish to Jo for a kvnie;.
Jt is so plain and easy to leava, and Muooth torun, tiie ehililieu and servants can no it.
co stronir and suli-- l built, it will last a f ir.era-tio- n
it proicrlv lor.Has 1.0 sHpi-rihiou.--
; cinrirs cr eaiii 10 n uu. uiorili r.
Sew.; line with c.'.'.re cotton, linen,.sill; or t wine.
a str.n.r over all kirn's c.ffiij-i'i- s tr.iia tan-- : t cumbri'- to heaviest bio-i-iclot-
ai.- l without the machine.U'u: er, luoiv a-- y and iiuict than
any o: !ier liia.-kni- at live limes t he juice.t "r- the "ioicj- stntiv-h- t lleciile.? I ii eloii-! y tua- - la evi.-i- mution.N ve the finest, linn and stitih.M.dve.i the only seam that (::a not be ripped
apart without iles'voyimr the fabric. 'I he1 evvmies.. and durable iptaiities
of ii ir"a have lo-e- r l. eu aceei'u .1.
V.'ili m w aiiythiti-- - it is porsiide i'.r a iiei'dle to1.0 ' ie.-- .ic'ji.
"Will e evi ry ih io-- a of .ewin;r e ver doneon aiiV other machine no matter what the pike,and m uii less trouble.
Will hein, tel, tack, ipiilt, braid , !,rather, ruliie, shirr, I'l.-ai-
, Jold, scollop, roll, em-broider, ruu-up-- bi eaiit lis, &-.- , A."., v.itii asioi:-- i.'ii:.r eae, lapi'iily, and i.:ul ncss.
J as lvcei veu te-- ; liuoaiiii- - of its mi-iit- troi.i alls , :i i;,sul liic count iy, i.iaihs of !ist ini.i-h- i dcon-'c- rat ion sehlom voluntariiy to ;.nin en' of similar ilotni t ic u-i- -f ahiiss.
t hir many New Aitaehnn-ins- , l'atentdi A air.p:, Sept. -- !;, l"l; tuiy 7, is7J. J.lade to titill :.:.i !ii;;e.-- , are the at . aiiim-ai- t of vr. f'.'.i.n intut h.iuical acceraey for vcndcriii-.- ' i eay forevt ii ti'is;.-- v ho n- ver :;aw a machine to.lathe finest kind of f.n.ey neeitle V.T.ik, ot her-wi- se
ditiicidt. and f. -- lions, with the ipiuost easeand rapidity, sua; le is contrn-tion- Nee.lsno teaehiiiK'. Money refiimieil afier t i
trial, if let satisfactory ia ivi-r- particular.Ca.slt Prices of Macliiia-- Ma-hir.- cs vi;h plain
tabie, ii on stand and treadle, ci'iapi.-tc- wiUi allthe ne. c.ss.uy for imnn iliate r.s.-- , (2Maciiines, wP h. cover, lock and key, iiali' casestyle, f j. Machine.:, v. i;!i drop leaf, fourfide drawers, locks, keys, three .piar-e- r (ab-in- et
sty'c, ' M.u !:r.i-- ' ; v i" h enclos-- table,side ',r:ivr-- , panel... I folding: doei.-- , leeks andk. ys, full cabinet :U le, ";..
Tab;. ; are f vuioT;. styles mab rial , moind-in.e- -,
iichne.-- s --af-n, .Vi'., accoi-'uni- i to p.rice.Machines caivful'y ki'.rl, secuiely jiai-kc-
and shipped a.s. feci, lit t.i any pal t if tl.e world.Safe delivery UMa.- - l 'e!i leeeip! ef j, ;;( withoatfurther i halves. i)es,-i-';,tiv- bosiks Math ilius-trat- id
cn-rr- a Win's ef ike .lul'vi-'-nt- . styl-.-- s of ma-chines and at iachiaeuts, la! ue aollts, test inio.'ii-al- s,
samples of , v iie---, hberai in'tueenienbs toe iivasscrs. V"iioii piic-es- , Jec. forwardedtree of ch upon appli-;u- i oil. Kxclusive
for liiive teiiitovy triatcd --!iatis to re-s- i-
'.tabie, enlerpl iMiisr busiHess men, clergymen,teuclu-vs- . Arc, wh-- i will in'io.iuce the extraoiili-nar- y
niei its of onr eoods to tin- people of theiraiid supiilv tlie inci'-as-'ui- dimanil.
Address,II i omson, Hanna Si Co.
tui SJi)iidt si y, N. i .l;!marl v
(MvtJl i..u Lri:. 5.U i.-- z ?fT r.? f .Wr?viltf. J.JOL. J 4 CI j li. js
rY) 1 1 K UXDKIlSICXKli,ti having increasi-i- l tbeili-meiisioi- is
of his premises, att he old stand on f he
Corner of Tiliii iitiiI Tlilrl Slm-f- ,
Oregon City, Oregon,
Takes this method of iriforr.iinjr his old paIrons, and as many new ones as may hopleased to call, that he is now prepared,wit h a m de room, ei 1 mat eria Is, and thevery best of mechanics, to build anew, re-construct, make, painf, iron and turn outall complete, any sort of a vehicle from acommon Carf to a Concord Coach. Try me.IIIaclis;:iil'-iirr- , llor.se or Ox rS2iocin;rand Coneral Jobbing neatlv, quick-ly- , nndcheaply done. DAVID SMITH.
JOHE5 SOHRAM,Hain St., Oregon City.
MAMTACTt'REE AND I3IPCRTER OF
yacldioA, Iianics!, r".
iTsrnicn irn OFPrcns as ciiEAr as1 V cuii be liad in tlie state, ct
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
C3l warrant my goods as represented.
1,0 Q 0 DEER S K ! H V
W A jNT T K AD,AND AT.SO,- -
4 ITi OTIITK KINDS f)K HIDKS.I'OUiV. which I will pay the hitrhes marketprice in CA.sir I'.rinrr on your hides and ri tvou r coin for t hem.
JOHN SCHIf AM,Saddle and Harness Mahi-r- .
Oregon City, Oregon, July 11, ls7:5-n;- 3.
j. r. AV.vr.n. r.r.onar. a. HAnnixr;.
WAED & HARDING,DRU3D!ia A'iD APOTHECARIES,
KKKP CONSTAXTIA ON HAND Aassortment of
Di'iiii anxl Oheitiic-ajVs- ,
I'l -- finiicry, S(i:iCoii-,- s :iml ':i :islie,,Trriws, Supj::rtcrs,rr5ionji!or I:v:--'- s f'nwy rjtirt
Articles,ALSO
Kerosene Oil. L,:(isr 'himiifj-s- ,
l.ias, piiKy, I'.iir.Ss. tifs.Vai iudu.s a Jlye St;i!fs,l'l'RE VilNF--
SAM) LH)"0I1S FOU Ml-bm- L
I1! Ki'DSFS.
PATENT MEDICINES, ETC.f J" I 'iiysici a nC I'r scr i t ion s carefu ! i v
comv!inded, nnd till orders correctly .nri- -SWerei,
l'."( ij.en at all hours of the night.K'All accounts must bo paid monthly.iK'Vitf WAKUAr II All I )IX( !."
Final S:!l!enif:il !
In the matter of the estate of Jacob F.ngle 'In the County Court of Clackamas Count v,
TfaTon.LFKNHY WAT1P.EN TIIE ADMINIS-- t
JEL trator of said estate, havimr Tilci bisexhibit for final settlement thereof, it isor.l red thatJIoiMlay, tlu iiflli -- ll) lay c.f July,17 .",be set apart for said final soft lenient withth'--- said ad m im. trator. P,v order or saidcourt. IIENItV W A It It EN,
Administrator.Attest r
J. M.County Clcrir. lo.it
SPKINGlb 4 t
Is vour time to Iny iroods at lovr rrics'
ACKERMAH BROTHERS
are now receiving a large stock ef
SpAiiiG AND SUMMER COODS,
ailofth Latest Styli-s- which will sell
AT LESS TKAF3 PORTLAND PRICES.
eOur stock has been bourrht for cash, and
we will sell it at a small advance abovo
SAP! FRANCISCO COST.rE WILE SAY TO KVF.UYIlOhY ItTsS
T fore you purchase r go to I'ort land,come and price our goods and eon vi newyourself t hat we do what wc say. Our stockconsists in part of
Fancy and StapleDry t'oods, Clothing,
Hats, Hoots and Shoes,
Ladies and Gents
'Furnishing Goods,"Notions, Groccr-i- c
s, Hardware
and a great ma 115 other articlcstoo numcr-our- sto' mention ;
ALSO
DCORS, WINDOWS,
PAINTS AND OILS,
ETC. 1 ETC.
We will also pay the Highest MarketPrice for
Country Produce.ACKEI'.MAN DUOS.
Oregon Cit v. April 'J, l.7" tfAdiitinist rut ors Siilt.
In the mutter of thees'.rde of Alonzo "Wellsdeceased.
In t he County Court of Clackamas county,State of Oregon :
--yOTICE IS HEREiiY GIVEN THAT INpursuance of an order and licenso
made arul iiiven by the Hon. County Courtof Clackamas County, State T Oregon, atthe April term, 1T-)- , thereof, I will pro-ceed to sell :it public auct ion tot he highestbidder, at tie- - t'oiirt House door in OregonCity, onKiiliaihij-- , May ttie Sscl. A. I. 1S73, at
1 I.the following described jiarci l of land, sit-uated in Clackamas County, Oregon, andbelonging to the estate of said deceased,to-wi- t: lieginning at the S. E. corner ofthe donation landciaim of Allen Mattoonand wife, and designated on the maps andplats in the land office in Oregon City a.s
laim No. is, 'P. ; s.. It. E. and sectionsIt, 15, J-J and :"!, running thence northerlyalongtlie east line of said claim 4S, 0rods: thence westerly !Hi rods; thencesout hi rly 2'M rods : thence easterly W rodsto the place if beginning, containing 110acres more or less.
Terms of Sale. (."old coin, to be paid attime of sale. 1 Iced at t h- - expense of pur-chaser. Aid EN MATTOON
Hiaprlw Administrator.
STATE EOAHD GF (KIORATIGFJ.TT'OItTIIE PFEPOSE OF A1TOKDIXGX1 iniormaiion to Immigrants and in-tend Emigrants to (regon, now in foreigncountries ami sister States, and for circu-lating such information abroad by thisall persons in this State havingFarms and Eands for Sab-o- r Kent, or de-sirous of forming Colonies, will please for-ward tot his P.oard as soon as possible de-tailed descriptions of their Farms andLocation, Price and Terms of Sale,or conditions of renting; and all personsdesirous of obtaining Agricultural or otherLaborers, will please communicate directwit h this Foard.
Py Instructions of the Commissioners ofImmigration. WILLIAM UEII,Ofebliu A State f'nm'r of Immigration.
THE HEW IMPKOVED
3 i
5v a' s o.0d CO
s- -aj kwfoCto
Cido Feed and Back Feed.THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIM-
PLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATEDSEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET.
If tLero is a FLORENCE HACHIlfEwithin ono thousand miles of San Fran-cisco not working- - well, I will x it with-out any expense to the owner.
SAMUEL HILL, Agent,No. 19 New Montgomery Street,
ctKA-N- HOTEL, LU1LD1XG,SAM FRAKCISCO.
- -
C. ATIiEV. Oregon City,Iintcrprisc IJuiiilinjr, Ajrcnt.
1ST KW G 3 0 1 ) SAT
CAPT. I, C NORTON'S STORE,NOHTON, Clittkasias Co., )rcjr.m.
rpiir. LNi)i;nsp;xr.i) would an-.i. noirnee that he lias just received a
rstoe'.; ofClGihi:,
ll-.rel- r.r.il Shoes,lrj -- C'eods,"roceries,
II aril ware,C'UtllTV
Crockery, i:tc. IU.ilirect from New York. The Ftoek is thobest ;inl largest ever l;rou:hf f o a store inClackamas county, and havinir purchasedif tit frrently reo'i:ee prices, n able to ?efit cheaperthan j;ooi;s have ever been soldbefore.
I .mi under obper. tions to my former-customer- s
for their liberal patronajre, amibein"; able now to accoin modate thembetter at less prices f ban ever before. I a?Jca continuation of rbeir patron a re, and so-
licit the trade of art new-come- and thosewho have not heretofore trad-- d with mo,assuring them that I can them :;?irood bar-'Hiii- s ts can b- - had in the State.
All kinds l I'miliioi- - taken in exchange,for '.roods, i .ive rue a call and I will t'uar-nnte- e
t o a p. e voa satisfaction.z.c. xoiiroy.1 c'lacL..J Co., Oregon, "Mar. 12, lW5,ti
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