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Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
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lamt Monday, Wgdni'day and Friday,
Kaal lima, good aYoiiiilailona ami low ralaa.
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THE MAIL.
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Mailt cliia nlii( riiMiili, a. in.,7.a) m.
am Kurfaa.
Orrinn t'lty to My.l'arna. Miillnnaml Molall
Imivw at 11 iu. ami errlw at l iu. ilally.
On. t'lty to Kly.Mliik.l'lari Mi-adowrl rook,
lllllun Mllla, Mulllio ami oll,.u, Iravaa at 10 a.
in. tliMila. Ihiir.lay au.l Halunlay, ami r
turiia ou lollnw Ilia dava at i a& p. tn
J-KIDAY, MAKCII i.', 1H!H.
A Livki.v Ncnnic. Oiitt may witiMvui i
lively limlxT ftconr by takiiitf riilu on
the Willmimlto FIU Unllwav coiiipttny't
oltM'trle lino to tlie tinr rul of the
trai'k wlwrtt alomt wvi'tity-tt v wood
ctii'r urn iiiiuol in ip-lliim out
vurdwoixl iihiii the IiIk conlrai't wliirb
tliu lUtilorf llrna tutvtt taken Iruin "tl.
eli'clrlc rimimiy, Tim uitirry rlnit of
tlia ax aa it rltuvea tlio au(t lir aii'l tlif
Hliarp clunK ii( tlio uli'ilo iixjn tlin alwl
wpilo Mirvra with tli" Kotiml ol fulling
treca uii'l liiiinuii vuitra to iiiiprpiu) turn
wild tlia uiHiiiilliiiln of tint contrai'l.
Mont of tlii ho aro at work on t tic
I'Diitrm t live in raliiim wliirh llioy liavtt
ITd ti il tin tin' Kroiliul lii'iir til" Timlatin
ko t li nt thev liavfl tlixir familira with
tlit'in uml tin nut liuvt to ihM'iiil 4i i ii
rol'l liiinlii'a at mlil-ilay. AltmctliiT
It mitkva itiilu it ittli-iiiiiit anil hua a
livoiy ai'uriii)i' iniirli like tlio now
towna whii h have au f rtijucntly niriin
up in tlio woat. Tlio iiiiinov whlrh ia
Ix'liiKfiiriicil htn will litlp out nolaliltln
In tlifiHt atriiiKi'iit timea. Wood hatilini
liaa nut yit lnun hut it it now tlioiinht
that tint rum w ill hi'K'ln hrinirinu down
thn wood ulmnt tint lOUi of April.
1'OIITI.AMI C'OHHKKIIIAL N.VTIONAI-. A
rumor was N't alloat luat Wif k to tlio
t'lUu't Hint thia well-known hank had
Ihiiii anld to the WcIIh, Karo hank of
San Franrinro and inquiry umont; tin
ollli'iitla of I ho f'ortlitnd hunk fliritod
1 1 in Information (hut tlio minor wt're
well foiindnil, and thitt ariiinKtinii'iilN
Im vn liriMi roiiipli'ttMl which w ill plitcii a
t'oiitrollini; iniiTi-t in thn atotk of the
hank in thn IntmlH of tlio Wi'IIh Knrno
(!')iiiMiny. Thn oHlriiilit etiili", hownvt'r,
that tlipy tin not (t'i'l at lihcrty to iniikn
piihlic thn (IctitiU of the ileal at the
prfmint tiniti, hut will do no III few day".
Humor platHa the ronriiduratioit at from
f 150,(MH) to 5(K),tMl. Those who clniin
to he well mhUm1 aay it waa $.'150,000, and
that of thia amount $100,000 has already
tatm dtipoailetl in tlie vault of the Port
land hunk. The orticinlH, however, are
content to atute that thia amount la auf
flt:ient to make tni'ir iiiHtittition one of
the moHt aolld hunkHin the Northwrat.
The hunkinu limine of WullH-l'arno Com
pany Ih one ol the moHt solid and con
mirvative in the country. It haa a capi
tal ol $500,000, and a aurplim ol nearly
7,000,000.
A Dklkihtkcl, Kiiiii'iuhk 1'ahty. -On
Tnt'ttdiiy tiveninii a party of yomiK jhh
pin vory pleattitntly mirprimMl MiHH J,iz.ie
llltiliin Iiv utlioi iii at the home of her
parents on I'leiiHitnt Hill and Sixth
Htrect. The pnrpriHO wus well planned
and executed. Oanitm were indulged
in until 10 ;.'() when refrtmhinents were
nerved after which varied amuHomunla
were remimed until noarly 11 o'clock
when the party dispersed for their
homes. Those present were: MistteB
Kmma and Maria Roherts, Mary
Younger, Hanna Stroni(ren, Nora Caliir,
Kmilv Holden, Lulu Adnins, Mima
llitrkley, Kunicfl Donaldson, Mary
llluhm, Mollie llinz and Lulu llankina.
Mossra. Win. Hinr, A. Hohertson, W.
U. Ileattie, VV. (i. Muir, John C. Wil
linnis, tieo. liluhin, C. A. Muir, John
1'richard and J. II. Black.
Tn cm Hkmiiioih Ykaii. -Kdltor Kin
mid ol the Immune Journal I rnnpunsihle
for thn follow Iiik; "Tlieru la a lauilly In
KiiKi'iiu who huliiii to iieer rellnloua
K'et. They work six year and then
rest the seventh year. They are no on
thiioir year, reatlnK thoacvcnlh year.
They differ from a good many olhnr hio
of the i htia who aisiime that ''the world
owe them a llvlnu" und who rest all thn
tluiii, Thera M'(iple seldom go mil of
thn house In the daytime, and never al
low anyhody to enter their dwelling.
The ilimr are always kept locked, ami
when the man step out, II only for a
minute, hn locks the woman in. They
hike a hitth three times tfVery day arid
three every nl(lit. O, Lord, what loola
we mortal he!
Votino I'Akxi-imiiNAUA Ahotlt Murch
5th the aeeretary of atato, In uecordance
with the provlnlon of the law, will for
ward to i-wli I'uiinty Herk througliotit
Ori-Koii the mipiilli a rcipilred in conduct
nit the Keneral elnction which take
place on tint first Monday In June next.
At the piojH-r time the clerk deliver
thewi to the aherlir who later aee that
each precinct receive it full share for
tiati on election day. There are pencila,
Iwo poll honk No. 1 and 2. tully-iheel
No. 1 and 2, 'L copy tally-shcctH I and
2, and needle for strin'iiix tlie ticket
a they are taken front the ballot hoxea
when lieina-counted, Thia county will
receive l.WI pencila, Tl poll hooks, 80
tlly nheet", Tl copy tally-sheets, Tl
tMi-dlf.
Tna I'm nk Oi'TUiok. The veteran
otchardiat, H. A. Clurke, ha received a
letter from Win. L. Allen A ('., of New
York staling- thut the prune market,
which was very low when Mr. Clarke
left there on fchruary ft, i now showing
a better fefliliK- They thou(ht the
OrejjofiJatiK'k on liand.soirxi ten carload,
would k fail1 hM. While
price will not Imi aa they would wiah
they think they will liow of them no
a to creute a M'rmaneiit demand , They
say "all who try them like the flavor and
wo predict in the future they will com
mand a premium over all ollnua. Trice
ranttt) 7 to S cent for Italian. They are
willinu to advance two ami one-half to
three cent er pound for prune, ranav
lug- under to the pound according to i..
Khom am Oi.it Kkikm). After copyiu
a short piece in which Mr. itrownell i
meiilioiied as a candidate for the state
senate, H. L. Mimrhead, of the Junction
City Time aava: ''We have enjoyed a
personal ai'ipmintance with Mr. Itrown
ell for iimnlH.r of years, and while
this pa ht has nothing lodo with poli
tics, we will transgres I litlle on the
line of fiiendahip und stale that Mr.
Ilrowuell 1 a stalwart auioni reptiltli
can and Wilt stand tip for- what he lW
lieve to he right rcgardlcs of parly
alllliatioti. He i a hrilliant orator and
can move an audience from convulsion
to tears. Cliickiiuitts county will make
no mistake hy nominating ami electing
Mr. Itrounnll.
On N iikiii i.k Timk. Since the wood-chopH-rs
g"l to work at the upper end
of the went side electric line near the
mouth o the Tualatin it haa heen found
necessary to catitlilish regular running
hour iin thcrn was no much hauling to
do and so nmny found it nert-SMiiry to
pass over the road that it was quite in
convenient to not know when thn cars
would leave going either way. The cars
now leave astiited 1 ouis and make five
round trip daily tiesidea such other
trips as may he necessury in doing the
hauling which Is to bo done. The re
ceipts so far have been very good, run
ning up as high h $:i 50 per day.
Tiik Alton a 1'koui.kh. Here is a sam
ple of the problem which are being given
by the papers up the river to the School
children and normal school students
If the steiuuiir Altona can go from In
dependence to Suleui, down stream,
In 40 minutes, ami can return up stream
in 00 minutes, how long would it take
her to make the ilistancp, 12 miles, if
there were no current'' Thn diMance
fioin Portland to Oregon City is IU''!
mile (in slack water) and the Altona
can make the run in 45 minute. How
many miles is that per hour?
Fihi'mkn' Mahqckhauk Baix.
Armory hall was well filled last Thurs
day evening with a gay throne of dancers
all of whom enjoyed a thoroughly good
tin.. The music was -excellent and the
costumes, worn by the tnat-ipiera attrac
tive and grotesquo so that not only those
who were dressed in coHtnme hut the
spnrtators ns well had a good time. The
llrenien did not realize a very liirrjO aur
plus from the hall but succeeded iu sav
ing something over and above expenses
besides giving their fi imitU a pleasant
party.
Tits Bi'ttk Chkkk Faib.A meeting
of tint stockholders, of the Ittitte Creek
Fair Association bus been called to meet
at Mnripiuni on Saturday, tlie third of
March for the purpiwe of considering
some proposed amendments to thn con
stitution which it is believed will add to
the opportunities ol the society for doing
good. A full attendance of the stock
holders is desired.
Dirkctohs Ciioskn. -Ata recent meet
ing ol the stockholders of the Portland
General F.leetric, company the following
board of directors were, elected for the
ensuing year; II. W. Ooodo, C. II. Cnu-
fleld, G. A. Harding, F. V. Holman,
William M. Ladd, SylvoHtor Farrell, VV.
K. Smith, II. M. Byllesby.C. P. Thore,
P. F. Morey, W. C.Cheney.
CIIIMUIKVH IMYiT TIIKFAIK.
r( and ( rowda of Children and
Adults Visit tliefJrouiiili.
To Tiik Kiutom.-TIih Mid-winter fair
wil! he immense when It ia complete.
It has now been miming about two
months yet very few of the buildings are
finished, some are only half doite, other
just begun. When finished anil tint
great electric lower completed the ann
uel city will prewiit a very Imposing
sight. There are line exhibit of fruit,
especially in the southern California
building. The mining and gold exhibits
are most excellent, Nevada county in
the lead . The foreign exhibit is exceed
ingly good Very few of our own taU-a
have exhibit. It 1 peculiarly a Cali
fornia show, and withal ia a splendid
affair, with of course some clal ex
ceptions. Whatever California does i
on a Urge male, whether it lie good or
had. WaahitiKton'a birthday was cel
ebrated in splendid style. The display
by tin electilc fountain and the fire
works were the best things of that day
Koine ar,r:00 people were admitted
through tlie piy gates and it tested the
capacity of the diflerent street car lines
to handle the people in the mad rush for
home, at the close. The T'A was Examiner-Children's
day. Free ticket
were given hy the Iaily Examiner to all
the public school children of the city,
not only to the wid-winier fair hut to all
the side shows within the grounds.
Some rtOKO children received tickts and
there were some 80,000 people present.
It was a grand day. There was a baloon
ascension, day pyrotechnics, and many
other attraction. Think of 30,000
children singing America, assisted by
two band and ftO.OOO -eople over and
you can get some idea of the grandeur of
the occasion. The Califo-nian distribu
ted free to the children aboui two car
load of oranges and tons of laisins.
The electric loiintain gave an exhibition
in Ihe early evening. Then came the
grand rush for home. The street car
were lilernrly packed wild children like
satdines iu a Uix,
California and Sn Francisco in par
ticular aro having a little sensation just
now caused hy what i known as the
Arthur McKwen letter. McF.wen has
been a journalist in thia city for over
twenty years, he ha been in the editorial
stall of every dadv in the cly and several
time managing editor. He is a keen,
able writer, uses the very best (Hire
KiikIihIi, free from slang and billingsgate
Yet he is saying some of the most in
cisive things about San Francisco' moral
corruption in general and journalism in
pnrtioilur. He does not hesitate to
name the leading men of the city like
PuYouiiit, Tevis, Crocker, Huntington
etc., showing up their iniquities in their
most appalling reality, and denouncing
them as scotinderals and thieves of the
worst class yet shielded and protected
because of their wealth. His main
object seems to lie to keep DcYoung
from being United States senator. He
issue his letters each week in the shape
of a four-page three-column paper about
one fourth the site of the Kntehi'kise.
They sell at ten centKeacll. l-IOOO copies
of the first sold in a week and it is esti
mated that last Saturday's issues would
reach JiO.tKHI with many call for back
numbers. It is immensely popular
liecanse it tells the truth and what every
body knows to be the truth and w hich
no one ever dared here-to-fore to say in
public. McF.wen'a motto is: "I am
not owned by any peison, corporation,
ring, association or combine, politically,
socially, morally, religeously or finan
cially, I own myself am! that it all I do
own," It is predicted that the millionair
combine will have him shot before a
month as others have been in this city
who darexl tell the truth. The great
popular tide is with him.
Tlie church that 1 am supplying is a
magnificent one, so far as the building is
concerned, but the membership is very
small. If I could have this church
building iu Oregon City I would be most
wonderittlly pleased. The auditorium
seats if 10 without crowding, by tillimr
gallery and aisles as many more could
find seating. The active congregation
averages about seventy- five.
We are having flue summer weather
here now.
With best wishes to all my friends,
lam, Respectfully yoitis,
Uii.man Pahkbk.
San Francisco, Fob. 2(1, 104.
Catarrh (an nut be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cannot reach the seat of tlie disease.
Cuturrli is a blood or constitutional dis
ease, and in order to cure it you must
take internal remedies. Hull's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, and acts di
rectly on the blood und mucous surfaces.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is not a quick med
icine. It was prescribed by one of the
best physicians in this country for years,
and is a regular prescription. It is com
posed of the best tonics known, com
bined with the best blood puiifiers, act
ing directly on the mucous surfaces.
The perfect combination of the tvCo in
gredients is what produces such wonder
ful resultB in curing Catarrh. Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. C1IKNKY & CO., Props. Toledo.
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
Farm for Sale.
A farm of 50 acres on Pudding river
2 miles east of Woodburn, part cash,
balance on time to suit purchaser or will
trade for city property. Apply to John
Dhackr, Charman Bldg. or Sidniy
Smyth.
To Chew or Not to Chew.
A man may have uw-tl to
bfw:t:o for years; with sctnii
itiK inijitmity, little dream
in); that he is slowly being
poisoned, until the time, of
dissolution approaches,
lie lias an attack of heart
failure, a Htroke of paraly
sis or ajioiilftxy, or (tome
organic disease, and his
days arc numbered.
The enormous nuin of
JIM.OW.OOO in spent
yearly in the United BtateB
for cigar and tobacco.
How many of us would
be glad to lie rid of this
terrible habit if wo could
only get something to
iiki.p us give it up.
The Ohio Chemical Co.,
prop, of Ilill'B Chloride of
(iold Tablets.ofl'er a reward
of 4)100 for any case of to
bacco habit that cannot be
cured by the use of Hill's
Tablets. Should you de
sire to know more about
this remedy, come to our
r?tore and get a circular.
C. G. HUNTLEY,
PhnrmaciHt.
ABOUT
PIANOS.
You who have been delay
ing the purchase of a much
needed piano until you could
buy it "right," need wait no
longer. Call at the Book
Store and see if your opinion
as to w hat is "right does
not coincidu with ours, and
we will give you almost your
own terms too, when it comes
to arranging the payments.
At Huntley's Book Store,
Next door to Com. Dank,
Oregon City.
P. S. We have juHt received
"The Capt. of the Janizaries," which
Home critics think was the source
from which Gen. Wallace got his
"Prince of India."
DHVIES
THE PHOTOGRAPHER,
Would be pleased to see his friends
and patrons in his new
quarters on
Third and Morrison Streets,
Over Golden Rule Bazaar.
;
1S00 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon and Washington
now in operation hy the
Oregon Telephone and Tel
egraph company.
Portland, Seattle, Spo
kane, Taooma, Salem,
Walla Walla, Pendleton,
Albany and 9G other towns
in the two states on the
line.
Quick, accurate, cheap.
All the satisfaction of a
pe rson al com mn n icat ion .
Distance no effect on a
clear understanding. Spo
kane as easily heard as
Portland.
Oregon City office at
Huntley's Drug Store.
J. H. THATCHER, MANAGER,
Portland, - - Oregon.
Cooke's Stables,
W. H. COOKE, Manager,
Suooeaaor to V. H. T. A L. Co.
Corner Fourth and Main Streets,
OREGON CITY.
The LKADINO LIVERY STAKLE
of the City. Kins of any tleaeription
furiiiKlied on xliort notice.
All kinds of Truck and IVli very Busi
ness promptly attended to.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
able terms.
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
Full Stock of Guns Ammunition.
Repairs on all kinds of small machines
promptly made. Duplicate keys to
any lock manufactured. Khop'on
Main Street, next to
Nohlitt'a Stables.
CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby (tlven. thut there are inffl
clent funds on hand to pay general fund war
riinta'ntilntandtnic endomed prior to October 9,
1H9H. Interest ceaaea with the date ol this no
tice. K. L. HOLM AN. City Treasurer,
Oregon City.
Oregon City, Oregon, Jan. 18, MM.
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON,
The Pioneer Store
JUST : ARRIVED!
-A COMPLKTE
all & inter Jackets
-Direct from New
Ladies' Cloaks in all
Children's in
FULL LINE OF DRESS GOODS!
Hop Sackings, Whip Cords, Cash
meres and Henriettas.
We have a new and complete stock c'
LADIES' MACKINTOSHES,
Of the very IvQtet Styles.
Call and see our stock before purchasing as it is the largest and newest
styles in the market.
TH0S. CHARMAN & SON.
SEVENTH - STREET - BAKERY
AND CONFECTIONERY,
Lunch and Hot Coffee at Every Hour of the Day.
All Kinds of Cake Made to Order
AND ORNAMENTED FREE OF CIIAGE.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
Do You Need a Legal Blank?
i, -.. .
The ENTERPRISE has the only complete stock
in Clackamas county.
Nearly 2.00 Different Blanks
to Make Selections From.'
Every kind of a blank needed by a Judge, Jus
tice, Lawyer, Real Estate Dealer, Farmer or
Mechanic.
One or a Quantity Sent POSTAGE paid at Portland
Prices to Your Address.
Portland-Clatskanie
R-O-U-T-E.
STR. SARAH DIXON,
GEO. M SHAVER, Master,
Will leave Portland Daily, except
Sunday, at 2:00 p.m., for Oak Foint
& way landings connecting with
STR. C W. SHAVER,
For Claskanie Monbays, Wednes
days and Fridays.
Returning, arrive at Portland at
10 a. m., Daily except Monday.
The company reserves the right
to change time without notice.
For freight or passenger rates
apply to dock clerk at Portland, foot
Washington St.,or on board steamer.
This is the nearest and most di
rect route to the Nehalem valley.
JOHN A. BECK,
THE
RELIABLE JEWELER
Corner of Front and Morrison,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
IS STILL ON EART1I.
For general repairing he stands
without a per. For first-class, re
liable goods his store is second to
none. Trv him !
LISE OF-
York confuting of-
Styles and 3Iisses' and
all Patterns
Portland Cowlitz
River Route, via.
WILLAMETTE SLOUGH
Joseph Kellogg Trans. Co.
STR. JOSEPH KELLOGG leaves
Kelso Monday, Wednesday and
Friday, at 6 A. M. Leaves Port
land, Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at 7 A. M.
STR. NORTHWEST Leaves Port
land Monday, Wednesday and
Friday for Kelso and Upper Cow
litz river points, returning the
following days.
This is the only direct route to
reach all Cowlitz river points.
WM. R. HOLMAN, Agent.
Taylor Street Dock, Portland, Or.
Prairie Nurseries
DAVID J. COX, Prop.,
CANBY, - OREGON.
Apple, Pear, Cherry, Peach,
Prune. Plum, Apricot,
Nectarine and
Almond.
Trees Strong and Healthy and
True to Name.
Special care taken in digging to
prevent mutilating the roots.
Orders promptly filled. Prices
to suit the times. Write for prices.
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