Oregon City Enterprise.
C'ackamas Co. Directory.
PERSONAL NOTES.
The way lo build uu Oregon
Cltjr Is lo rive Oregon City people your
iwtronare.
FRIDAY. JULY 21. m.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Prices as low as cn be found any
where t the Park Place store.
Washburn mandolin, guitars and
.anjos at Burmewter A Andrescn's. x
Genuine Foster Kid gloves $1.35
woith $1.75 to $2.50 at the Boston Store.
1000 pair of slioosat the Red Front.
Best bargain ever offered in Oregon
City.
Prof. V. H Lee of Albany college wag
in town thia week the guest of Rev. Mr.
Gibony.
Take your babies to the New York
gallery an. I get a good picture while you
have the chance.
Just received a big line of children
shoes at the Boston Store, which we will
eell cheap.
Strings and extras for guitars, violins,
mandolins and banjos at Burtneister A
Andresen'e. x
On next Sunday evening Rev. G. V.
Gibony will discuss the money questioo
from the moral standpoint.
Watches, clocks and jewelry repaired
promptly at Burmeister A Andresn's.
Prices reasonable and work guaranteed .
C. D. Latourette is adding to the ap
Iarance of bis fine house on the bluff
by placing another story on the north
James Thorne has moved out of Jas.
llesley's hou-e on High s'reet and taken
up his abode in Mack Howell's cottage
on '1 welfth street.
Morton Barin was In the city the Hint
of the week visiting friends.
Frank Middlcton one of the press
gang was in tho city yesterday.
Rev. Smiley of Vancouver occupied i sacks f chemicals from the warehouse
and they were piled up 20 deep against
Broke Ills leg.
James Ward met with a bad and pain
ful accident at the sulphite mill lust
Wednesday morning which lava him up
with a broken leg. For some time he
has had chaige of the work of takinu the
THE LEADING GROCERY HOUSE
the Congregational pulpit last Sunday.
Attorney L. L. Porter was called to
Woodburn ou Tuesday on legal buiancsa,
Miss Winnie Williams is absent from
the citv visiting friends in McMinnville.
Miss Kdilh WUhart left on Monday to
visit friends at McMinnville and Sher
idan. Miss Adah Breymanof Salem spent
the Sabbath with Mrs. 0. A. Harding in
this city.
Misses Ssphia Logusand Annie Gra
ham are visiting friends in Forest Grove
this week.
Miss Mary Conyers lelt on Monday
for a week's visit at her old home at
Clatskanie.
Miss Mamie Charman went to Salum
on Wednesday evening to visit friends
for a few days.
Miss Mertie Apperson, of McMinn
ville was the guest of Miss Grace Wil
liams the first of the week.
Dr. W E. Carll and C. W. Kelly were
delegates to the council of Red Men
which met in Portland this week.
Mr. II. Pusey and daughter, Mabel,
left for their old home in California the
first of the week to visit relatives.
Cait. J. T. Apperson was in Salem on
Wednesday to attend a meeting of the
regents of the State Agricultural College.
The Chicago Inter Ocean of Saturday
morning states that Senator Mitchell is
registered at the auditorium in that city.
one side of the building. Instead of get
ting a ladder to take down the aacki
which weigh from 1(H) to 1(H) pounds he
thought he would pull one load of sacks
wav from the end of the pile and after
wards get the ladder This was to him
a fatal mistake at he had just hold of
the first sack and began to pull when
Uie whole pile came down with a crash
catching him In inch a way as to throw
him down and break his leg between the
knee and the ankle. No one wua near
at the time ot the accident and for
nearly five minutes he could make no
one hear his loud cries for help, owing
to the noise of the machinery in the
mill. Finally one ol the men in Dassinu
was attracted by the dust and approach
ing heard Mr. Ward's call for hulpand
hurrying to his side quickly removed
the sacks when it was found that his
leg was broken. He was at once brought
over to Dr. Carll's otllee where the frac
ture was reduced and the patient made
as comfortable as possible.
XI- U-..-I i. a.. -
.r. nun is neany o yeiirs oi age
and says that he has hardly known a
suk day in his life. Besides the broken
leg he has a bruised elbow which is giv
lug him considerable pain. He is get
ting on nicly and hopes for a sxedv
mend to the break
The Most Complete
and only first
class
GROCERY
Quality consider
ed, our prices are
always the lowest.
ROBERT
IiniH.rtem ami Vl'r in-
CllliCfi Fait BBS
Selected Teas, l'uro Coffeoa & Spicoa.
Buttcr & Cheese from best dairies
Fruit anil Vegetables in Season.
Business Conducted
On Business Principle
One Price to All
Positively no con.
noctlcn with any
advertising scheme
Cor. 7th & Madison, Shivoly Building, Oregon City
iBHR-LOCK TYPEWRITERS
THE MODERN WRITING MAUliliNU.
The house w hich Max Schulpius re
cently purchased of Mrs. Mader has
b-en overhauled and now looks like a
fine, new cottige.
Goe. C. Kinney is just inclosing a
neat and commodious cottage on the
west side of the river which he expects
to occupy himself.
Rev. Dougherty who returned from
Ids trip to Alaska Wednesday expects to
give an account of his visit in his ser
mon next Sunday evening
Now that summer has come and you
can enjoy a ride on the river do not forget
that Capt. Bundy hag some of the finest
rigged skiffs out. Prices reasonable.
If the hair is falling out and turning
pray, the glands of the skin need stimu
lating and color-foorf, and the best
remedy and stimulant is Hall's Hair
Renewer.
On Tuesday as M. Nhitner, foreman at
th V. 1'. A 1". IV mill A was taking a
load ol slabs from the wood room to the
grinder room he struck a place on the
Rev. M. Angelo Dougherty who has ' floor which some one had iust wet down
been to Alaska on a trip is expected to I for the evening, and his heavy bud
fill the Congregational pulpit on Sunday, j caused him to slip and slide down the in
W. H. H. Sampson has moved out to ' cli"B' l'""'y disputing his ankle. Dr.
his larga and valuable farm on the Mol- 1 ar" reduced the dlslociuion, but li
alia where he expects to spend the sum-
You can now take the elegant steamer
Sarah Dixon daily except Sundays for
Clatskanie and way landings. This is
an increase in service caused by their
good run of business.
Seven-roomed house and l acres of i m
proved land on Clackamas Heights, near
(traded school and postoffice. Worth
12W) will sell for $850. Offer to hold
good till August 1st. Call at Park
Place store for particulars .
in owing pleases a person so well
when away from home as to get a well
cooked meal served in a clean and api
tizing manner. The Portland restaurant
by the excellence of its meals and table
service can please the most fastidious
person. Give it a trial. tf.
Whether Pasteur and Koch's peculiar
modes of treatment will ultimately pre
vail or not, their theory blood-contami
nation is me correct one, though not
original. It was on this theory that Dr.
J. G. Aver, of Lowell, Mass, nearly fifty
years ago, formulated Ayer's Sarsa.
parilla.
The populists will start a paper in this
city under the editorial management of
H. L. Gill who has lately been editing
the Iron Worker. Mr. Ross of Portland
will be associated with Mr. Gill in the
management of the new paper which is
to be known as the Herald. The first
issue is to be published Friday.
The Grand Lodge of United Workmen
is now in session in Portland and the
following named delegates are in atten
dance trom tins section: G. R. Califf
and J. A. Stewart of Falls City No. 59 of
Oregon City; O. W. Robbins, Molalla
No. 40; M. E. Young Sunrise No. 42, of,
AVilBonville; E. C. Chapman, Clacka
mas No. 57; C. W. Davis, Sell wood No.
115; William Smith, Pig Iron No. 133,
I Oswego; B. J. Grim, Aurora No. 21
vavei, no. oj oi uanoy is not repre
sented.
E. Meresse and family are arranging
to go to Netarts Bay to spend the sum
mer but will not likely get away till next
week.
Col. Robert A. Miller, the new register
of the land offiice was in the city Thurs
day looking over the scene of bis future
labors.
J. P. Robertson of Salem was in the
city on Tuesday calling on Senator Cross
who stopped with him while in Salem
last winter.
John Yegeliusand family have gone to
Long Beach where all but John will re
main for the summer. He expects to re
turn on Saturday.
Mrs. H. E. Cross and family have
gone to the lower Columbia where she
will rusticate for a while and visit with
friends at Lower Beaver.
Miss Addie Pusey who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. W. P. Hawlev, for
the past few week, returned to her home
at Stockton last Friday night.
Tuesday's Statesman notes that Coun-
cilnien O'Connell and Randall of Ore
gon City were among the base ball en
thusiasts at Sunday's game in Salem.
H. J. Livermore who has been over
in Washington operating a phonograph
returned the last of the week and will
likely remain here till about the first of
September.
Misses Matilda Gurnett and Minnie
Griffith left Sunday for California after
a month's visit in this city where they
formed many acquaintances who will be
pleased to have them repeat the visit.
f r Tr T. .
io. j. n. uye ana children were
yisiting at the home of F. X. Matthieu
ot Butteville last week anI Mr Duo
up and spent the Sabbath with
now laid up with the bad sprain w hich
prevents his walking. Ho finds the in
jury very painful.
The circus has come and gone It
succeeded in attracting a large crowd to
town and there was a very fail attend
ance at the two performances. The few
animals including one big and a very
small baby elephant were good enough,
but there was hardly enough to call it a
menagerie. The circus part was ordi
nary with perhaps the exception of some
of the riding.
Harm, W ard & Gregg is the name of
a new law firm which is to oen office
in both Oregon City and Portland The
memWs of thia firm, Hon. L. T. Barin
of this city, Hon. J. T. Gregg of Sal.un.
and Judge Peter Ward, late of Indiana,
are all eminently fitted to attract a large
and lucrative practice. Success to them.
Judge J. B. Cleland and family, Col.
W.A.Cleland and Mrs. Harrison of
Portland were in Oregon City Wednes
day evening enjoying the scenery and a
picnic lunch in one of the inviting groves
on the hill w here they could look out
on the Falls of the Willamette.
One of the young deputy sheriffs ap
pointed to serve on Wednesday while
the circus was here made a revolver
serve him as a badge and also ticket to
the concert at the close of the regular
show. Nothing succeeds like a little
gall. Ask Ned about it.
Visible Writing,
Permanent Alignment,
Automatic Ribbon Re
verse, Automatic Line Space,
Interchangeable Platen
Most Rapidly Adjusted
Margin Stop.
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Oregon City Users.
II. J. Th.irne, Abstract.
'ule I! .ss ncr, Al'stnicts
(i. K. Hayes, Attorney.
(ici. C. Ilrnwiiell, Attorney-.
Cow ing it Cow ing, Attorney.
K. M. Illlll'k K.STKKt'lllsli ollii'c
Dovico for Writing on
Ruled Linos,
Extromo Manifold lWr
Typo Cloanod in Five
Soconds,
Most Noisoloss,
All Woar Absolute!?
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Componsatod.
SCOTT & BANNAN, General Agents,
2021 STAKK STKKKT, PORTLAND. OK., -Ml II.Ul.F.Y l:.OCK. HKATT1.K, WaA.
213 SAXSO.MK STKKKT. SAN KKANCISCO, C.
The People' Verdict.
Beside curing the worst case of rheu
mutism in Clackamas county, the fol
lowing case speak :
Mrs. Charles, of Seventh street ay:
"My boy's right leg was paralyzed from
his hip down, so that he was unable to
put hi foot to the ground for over twelve
World' rlr1rairler Hill II. r It
The puhlic deiimml through service
when travi-liii(. It m nld fahinicd to
change car. Ou the through id
vestibiiled truin of the Chicago, I'nlon
Pari lie and Northwestern line from or lo
Chicago, Oiiiiihaand intermediate point,
there is no change. Thi i the finest
Khiloh'a VitalUxr la wImI viuim(a
Iys'-l. Tut pt. .ivnr, YkIIiiw tH
Kidney Trimble. It I guarantied k
Klve you aatuhtrtioti. Price 7V fvi
by C. (i. Huntley.
month. After using three bottle 0j '' '"est road.
.... .
.nr. nargreave s lamoim Pcawceil Kern
edy. He can now run around without
his stick."
Mr. Michael (juinn of Oregon City.
savs "I was laid up with a severe attack
of inflammatory rheumatism in a most
acute form. Three application of tho
famous Seaweed Remedy entirely cured
me.
Mrs. Geo. Reddaway says, "It is
worth its weight in gold for rheumatism."
Sold by (ko. h, Hahokkavks, South
Madison Street, or at Thayer A A Id en's
ofilce, Oregon Citv
P. O. Box L'HS. '
went
them, returning with the family on
Monday.
Rev. G. W. Gibonev and family are
rf
In the financial exhibit of the county
last week there occurred an error which
showed the funds on hand to betl.34,
851.20, instead of which it should have
been $10,542.06 while tl e "warrants
drawn and outstanding" should be 1134,-
851.20 first.
The upper river is aguin to be supplied
wan sieaniDoat service, the steamer
Toledo be placed on the run between
Portland and Newherg to make daily
trips leaving the upiter rever in thu
PTTUtflinir In Lqita f,.. ll...: I .n. I . , ..
v icic iui incir Buuiiuer vaca-1 '""Ki biiu returning in me evenini
uon me coming week. They will spend
Since the Livermore Hotel Restaurant
changed hands and was taken charge of
fcy Mr. W. C. Faulker, formerly of Lea-
banon, there has been a marked improve
ment in the way in which the tables are
spread and in the quality of the viands
which are set before the guests. Nearly
II of the regular boarders have com
mented on the improvement and are
more than pleased with the new manage
ment, while transients gjieak in warm
trms of trie table which is Bet. Mr.
Faulkner is a practical restaurant man
and gives all guests his closest personal
attention while they are in the dining
room and sees that they receive the
best of attention.
a week visitinu at Lebanon and aftr.
warns o to the mountains for a few
weeks outing.
Alva Rockwood was the guet of
friends in the city the first of the week.
He and his brother Arden are getting
ready to go East next month to visit the
World's Fair before starting in as stu
dents at Amherst colleito.
W. ft. Grace formerly a resident of
this place was in the city on Saturday on
his way home from California where he
has been visiting for the past few weeks.
He was intending to go to Clarkes to pay
his brother there a short visit before re
turning to bis home at Hums.
H. L. Kelly who has been closely con
fined at his place in the Bank of Oregon
City left on the Thursday morning train
lor Yaquina to take the steamer for
California for a two week's trip. He
expects to spend his time while in Cali
fornia traveling about over the state.
F. E. Palmer and wife left yesterday
forBandon, on Coos Bay, where Mr.
Palmer has arranged to assist in estab
lishing a woolen mill in which he will
have an interest. They have made
many friends in this community who
were very sorry to see them leave, and
regretted the necessity which compelled
them to go elsewhere to seek a business.
Mr. Palmer thoroughly understands the
business, having been with the Salem
mills before they burned down and since I
that time has been with the mills here,
s period of about 15 years. Bandon can
be assured of the success of the enter
prise with such a gentleman interested.
W. T. Whitlock, who has been for
some two months stopping up the Kun-
tiam in the vicinity of Green Basin was
down the past week. He has taken up
a homestead and may henceforth be
looked upon as a rancher.
Miss Azalie Cochrane began her duties
as stenographer for the Willamette Falls
Electric Railway company last Monday
and is nt work in the company's new
offices.
St. Paul's Sundiy school was treated
to a free ride down to view the Mon
terey on Tuesday and were afterwards
taken to the park at Portland for a picnic,
Pkotkct Youkhw.k. Insure your prop
erty in the Guardian Assurance compa
ny of London. Cash assets $2:1,000,000.
F. E. Donaldson,
Oregon City, Oregon.
J. A. Talbert with two daughters and
Miss Ruth of Clackamas were callers at
the Entkki'Hihk office while In the city
Wednesday.
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Mr. Joe McUrath has taken charge of
Bellomy & Busch'g Lounge and Mattress
factory. Joe is a fine upholsterer and
will only turn out first-class goods.
Hugh Stricklin had a valuable horse
hurt by the breaking of a plank on the
suspension bridge the first of the week.
Mrs. I)r. Butler of Independence is
visiting her cousin Mrs. II. 8. Strange of
this city.
Hay is of good quality and is selling
for 110.00 per ton, delivered in town.
If you want to sell yeur property.list it
with Wade II. bpenceV.
Horse Strayed.
Two horses described as follows have
recently strayed from my place; one
brown 4 year old horse branded on the
shoulder with a "(J," and wearing a bell ;
one sorrel 3-year-old horse with white
face, branded the same as above. Any
information relative to their whereabout
will be rewarded. John Bahkktii Ore
gon City. Or. 4t
Furm Fur Mule.
120 acres of good, level land, half open,
half good timber, small creek running
through the place, 100 worth of Im
provements public school on one corner,
located in section 20, t5s, r3e; six miles
I rum union Mills, six miles east of
Molalla Corners. Price $!):K). For more
information address, August Hui.iikn,
Oregon City, Or.
Jiotlce.
G. W, Prosser's new hull is finished at
Oswego.Oregon and will be rented by the
night as follows except Fridav niirht
a the Good Templors have that night,
the Baptist Huiiduy school at 3 to 4 p.
m , granges each second Saturday in the
month. For Dunce all niitht with t-iuno,
f 5.00 ; for dunce half night with piano,
2.f0 ; any show 5.00. Good stugo and
well ligliled.
G. W. Phosskh, Proprietor, tf
Fur Sale or lirnt.
The Seventh street livery itahls and
feed tore hiiiMing on liberal term.
Best arraiig.nl Urn In the city and wnll
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lurauu. r,niuire on premise, or at
Frieiiian'a Coffee Home, 2.10 Washing
ton street, Portland. if
A Bargain.
Forsule, 8 acre of land, in a high
stale of cultivation, 1V4' mile from court
house, adjoining South Oregon City.
The most desirable piece of prosirtyever
ollWed in this city, price to suit the
timos. Address, A. W.Sciiwax.
Out or Night.
The traveling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago,
Union Pacific and Northwestern Line
oftcr the very best accommodation to
the public from anil to Chicago, Omaha
and IntArmnilialn .w.ti. ... . . . I.. i
-- " r""'i "in uuiy miring
mo norm j-air out all tho year around
Ilucklen' arnica Salre.
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mo i.esi aive in tlie world for Cuts
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Iba Comilr of larkama
In tha matter i.l lha Mlalca ut Wltllaai Ina
ami Kliialiath M Ktaua. tlaraiaL
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hrr Dual account mrh almluli'Iti
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and ilia aul t nuair Court nl the Mala olorara
lor ( lariamal cutitf tt.i.,tmr.l M, .0,1.1 tat
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rlalitu (in.t uia am harrbr '
In .rranl Iha Miua In ma pmparlv arlMli
Oawran, tirrgoii, wllhln all nioniha IvmAuti
thl.u.Hlra chmi .A K.HAl a.
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McKee's Rocks, Pa., Fob, 31, 'til ,
Norman Lkihtv, Des Moines, Iowa.
Dkah Siii : Please nhip Kruuso's Cap
sules ordered as soon as you possibly
can. We are entirely on1, and missing
sales.
II. D. Kramer A Co.
For sale by Cbnrman ft Co, City Drug
Store, Oregon City, Ore.
Elder 8. S. Beaver, of McAllisturvillo,
Junlatta county, Pa., says his wife is
subject to cramp in the stomach. LaHt
summer she tried Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhou; Remedy for it,
and was much pleased w ith the speedy
relief it afforded. She has since used it
whenever necessary and found that it
never fails. For sale by George A.
Harding.
Children's shoes 25o to $1.00, mostly
lace; Ladies lace shoes fine and coarse
11.00; Boy's brogans 7oc. Clothing
greatly reduced at the Red Front.
The latest in visiting cards at the Kn
TKHPWSB Okkice. Prices to suit you.
Kraubk'b Heaoaciis Cafsulbs-Wab-
AKTiU.
Ti.il.p i'l i i.
Chilblains, Corn, and all Skin KruiJ
Hons, and positively cures IM,.M, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
i Hardin:lH,,P,,'a- " U
Karl's Clover Root, tho new i,ssl
I uriflor, give freshness am! clmrnes to
me complexion and (Mires Cotmtipailon
Huntley!' "I'' "M HM h C'(i'
Lamp, ens-kery ami glass'ware of fac
tory price. Nw involie jt riH.vl,,,
from the east. Will .,. be unders.,1,1
See Btfllomy A Busi;h, x
Justitre blanks, real estiii"l,li, t
T1 II. ""I ""'
o uioer milliK at the Entkki'Hisk of.
nee. rortliiml price.
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All .artona havlni rlalma afalii.l tha mi
lata ara harahy iiotiniHl to (iraarnt ibamaia
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reject any or all hi. I.. Ilynr.len.l Iha
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University of Oregon,
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