Oregon City Enterprise.
FRIDAY, JULY ti, ism.
OREGON CITY OFF1CKK8
Wvor,
Rer inter. -
Chief of Police -
Akeaor,
Trr uuirvr,
Citv Aliorupv.
Street t'intlnrr.
Suj T. ( Waier Worka,
Oft-Kncinw.
lltram 8trlht
I.. 1.. Porter
Chun. K. Burn
K S I'alin
K. 1. Hulinan
K. V. irlc
f. HilfwkJr,
W. II. Howell
IV klnnatM
Couiirilnien C. O. Alhrlsht, Jr., II. I. Kelly. .
" S. Urwnman. J J. Cooke. B K JuskMr, II.
C. Sttveua, Geo, Broiiiihtou, M. HnwfU
ttmnrll meetaflnit ViiH'dy oteach month
In rlt) halt.
Local Alvii tiimr.
. lldvat'ter no Kval ailvertiHuunt will
bo inserted in the Kntkkihisk utiles
payment for the name is made at the
time the atlidavit of publication is ren
deied. This rule will U iuijHT.itive ami
deed-beat litigant, ho make it a prac
tice of working the court, lawyers and
now papera will have to look to some
oilier paner toitet their notice puMitduM.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
Prices the lowest Ked Front Stores.
UnlySSo. tvr pound can for Cedar
Camphor. Pol. I by all druggists.
Webster Smith of Silverton was the
guest of Recorder Ramshy on Ihe Fourth.
Furnieister & Andresen keep a fine
assortment of strings for the banjo, vio
lin, guitar and mandolin.
For this month only IMlomy & Busch
will sell jelly glasses with heavy tin
covers for 35 cents per dozen.
For good sauna:, e of all kinds call at
the City View market, foot of Seventh
street. Funs A Sciiiltz.
A W. France and sisters were picking
tip i-n Thursday preparatory to their
use. il summer fHttng to the coast at
be; ide.
T.iere will be a meeang of all the com
tnuiees of the Chautauqua Assembly at
Mrs. E. E. Charman's on Monday even
ing at 8 o'clock.
I".. E. Willi ims, the Urocer, has se
en. J the agency for ihe Vancouver
Cr Minery Butter, and recommends it
atuve all other brands.
Kimball organs are admitted to hp the
sweetest toned and most durable organ
made. See Burmeister & Andresen
about prices and terms.
Thos. A. Roots, son of Jas Roots, Esq.,
of Clackamas was married at his father's
residence lat Tuesday to Miss Bertha
E. Dean of the same place.
H. E. Cross bus for rent one of the
mot desirable lesidences in Oregon City.
Finely located anil commands a beauti
ful view. Hot and cold water, bath and
good stable.
I. II. Amos of St. Andrews Brother
hood, Portland, will conduct services at
St. Paul's Episcppal church, Sundav
morning. Mr. Amos is one of the live
business men of Portland and makes a
very interesting talk. All are invited.
Buy your groceries o! F. Dresser & Co.,
339 Washington St., Portland, and get
the "Wonders of the World's Fair" abso
lutely free of expense. Every 3.50 pur
chase secures one portfolio. Good
delivered at boat and car landings at
Oregon C ity.
Warm weather makes a demand upon
the vitality which you should be pre
pared to meat. In order to overcome
its debilitating effects, take Ayer's Sar
saparilla. It purines and invigorates
the blood, sharpens the appetite and
makes the weak strong
Mrs. C Callahan of Molalla died on
Monday of this w eek. She was one of
the pioneer settlers and was well known
and universally esteemed. Her remains
weielaidto rest at the Dickey Prairie
cemetery beside those of her husband
w ho died about a year ago.
E. J. SwatTord of Salem recently
bought an interest in a bakerv in Port
laud to which he has been giving his at
tention. On Monday evening he was in
town on his way home having found
a party who wanted the business worse
than he did. He does not yet know what
be will turn his attention to.
Have you seen the latest? The place
to find it is at the mamoth store of Char
man & Son where they have just received
a Cue stock of the latest novelties in dree;
goods together with a full line of the la
test novelties in trimmings, including
the celebrated Hercules braid. The but
tons to match are something new and
unique which you should not miss seeing.
A dispatch from Medfordsays: "The
the poles and wires for Medford's electric
light plant are all up and the principal
business houses wired. Mr. Baird, who
is putting in the plant, has gone to Port-'
land purchase his machinery for the oper
ation of the plant." The Mr. Baird here
relerred to is John Baird, formerly of
this city who in conpany with Creed
Stratum is putting in the plant at that
place.
Talk about fruit ! Mrs. Sarah Fancber
brought some fine samples to this office
on Thursday morning which would make
one's mouth water. They were all large
and luscious, and spoke louder for Ore
gon soil and climate than whole pages
of print. Among those brought were
uouie large white atrawberries, some fine
white raspberries, a branch of white
grape currant, Fay's prolific currant and
a branch of the Industry gooseberry, the
fruit of which is more than an inch in
diameter.
A GLORIOUS DAY.
Old Sol's Smiles Shone I'jifii
Thousands.
rntrlotlc('ltl'in (Vlelirute hy Thou,
anils In this t'ltjr-Klne (irovf F.x
t'rclses and Lively Knees.
The nicest crow J fwt seen in thi
,1... L....ll. ..f 1.,lu l.
j CUV HHB JMVnt'lll Ull mc i uhimiui v
! participate in the exercises anil enjoy the
content and race. At an early hour
i they hcan to arrive from the country
and soon a continual Hiring of teams was
j pouring into the city. The electric car
' and boat U'jan to bo crowded by nine
: o'clock and from then on they were
(crowded till a late hour at nitfht, there
j being many left here till the la-t car in
I ihe evening. A more quiet and good
I natured crowd was never eonnnyuted in
anv citv and not an accident worth re-
I f..r.1!nit la known tii have occurred.
During the procession in the morning
and the races along the street in the
afternoon the street was crowded from
the buildings on one side clear across to
those on the other side in the immediate
vicinity of the races while the whole
length of the street and every vantage
point was utilized.
At 11) o'clock the procession formed in
chartn of Grand Marshal, H. E,
Smith assisted by Aids O. A. Harding
and J. U. Campbell. Those who have
lived in th city many years speak of
it as the largest and best in the city. It
was composed of the speakers and
officers of the day in carriages, those
oceuping seats therein being Hon . C. W.
Fulton, orator of the day, Mias Bessie
Evans, reader of the Declaration o
Independence, Rev, J. V. Cown, D. D.
E. M. Rands, president of the day,
Mayor Hiram Straight, Judge J. W.
Meldrum, Mrs. F. L. Cochrane and Mrs.
E. E. Williams. The liberty car, a
band of Brownies out for a time, Com
pan F acting as escort for the procession,
Mead Post Xo. 2, G. A. R., Falls City
Lodge No. 50 of the A. 0. U. W., Wil
lamette Falls camp Xo. U"t Woodmen
of the World, companies A, B, and C.
of the Boy's Brigade, the tire companies
in uniform, citizens) on foot anil other
special attractions. Music was furnished
by the O.egon City. Clackamas and
Park riai-e bands. The formation was
on Main street above Fourth and the
line of march from there down to 10th
street then back to First and down to
the grounds on the water front at the
foot of Ninth str.-et. The prooeion
moved like clock work with not a break
to mar its attractiveness.
At the grove an immense crowd
gathered to listen to the exercises. The
grand stand had been tastily fitted up
and decorated for the occasion and al
though there was an inpuflicien'y of
seats and shade the throng listened with
marked attention and appreciation to
the exercises which were very interest
ing and consisted as follows: Invoca
tion by Rev. J. W Cowan, D. D., read
ing of the Declaration of Independence
by Mis Bessie Evans of Oswego; ora
tion bv H m. C. W. Fulton of Astoria.
Interspersed w ith the-ie were patriotic a n
rendered by a chorus of forty voices un
der the direction of Mrs. E. E. Williamsi
The vocal music was fine and lent in no
small deirree lo the pleasure of the occa
sion. All who spoke of Miss Evan's ren
dering of the Declaration of Indepen
dence were loud in their praise. Many
said that it was by far the best render
ing of that patriotic document which
they had ever heard and that she made
the sentiments much more vivid than
they had ever felt them before.
Senator Fulton 's oration was not long
yet for solid meat applicable to existing
exigencies it could not well be surpassed.
It was listened to with marked attention
by the vast crowd and the sentiments
expressed touched a tender chord in the
h arts af every patriotic American citi
zen. He dealt throughout with ques
tions of the hour and the duty of all as
American citizens to strive to know and
do that which will best promote the good
of the whole country. Of course he re
ferred to the recent crime in the sister
republic across the water by which the
red-handed anarchists had wantonly re
moved the head of the French govern
ment. His strong condemnation of an'
archy was heartily applauded by his
hearers.
The races in the afternoon were all
excellent and attracted a wonderful in
terest. It would be almost impossible
to describe each one as several notices of
contest have been filed and it will be
impossible to give the winners, so the
names of the winners will be deferred
till next week when the judge's report
can be published.
One would naturally suppose that after
a day of excitement that the crowd would
melt away by evening, but Main street
presented a lively appearance till a late
hour. Nearly all of the business houses
were finely decorated. The electric
lights fl iflhed and across the sky shot the
rocket, and the many colored candles,
with an occassional fire balloon which
Biiledaway in the night watched by
thousands of spectators, while upon the
street the firecracker and bomb made
night glorious (for the small boy).
The dance given by Company F in the
evening was a successful and brilliant
aTair. Altoge ther the day was one long
to be remembered.
From est i males secured from the boats
and electric car companies it is evident
that the crowd here on the Fourth from
outside of town was much largerthnn was
supposed. A sate estimate for the Port
land folks in the city Is 10.000, and there
must have been 5,000 from other points
olitai le of town. This means that there
weie LV.000 pimple in town on the Fourth.
It is estimated that there was not less
than INiOO people at the Sandy celebra
tion and a big time was had. E. C.
Maddoek was present from this city and
acted as grand maishil. In the ab
sence of the orator of the dav J. A. Free
man of Eagle Creek and Richard Brad
ley of Powell' Vallev made stirring
8eecho8,
Iaist Friday Win. Logtis, in company
! with several young companions, was
!don to Mr. Morcy's lanclt below town,
! when he fell in the barn and fractured
In arm hist above the wrist. Asiile
j t
from the inconvenience cf carrying his
arm in a sling ho is getting along very
comfortably.
The City View meat maikct on the
bhill'haa changed hands, W. S. Janney
returing to go East, lie is succeeded
by Julius. Schnltz, recently from Penn
sylvania, who will lie associated with Mr.
Flynn in running thai popular market in
the future.
R. W. Porlcr, who has had ersonal
charge of the road work in ihe Canemah
district, has been repairing the Mad
leading from the village up to the bin If
above, and those who have occasion to
travel that way will find that thorough
fare in fine condition.
J. F. Richardson, of the province On
tario, arrived in this city on the evening
of the Fourth and is the guest of his
cousin, R. D. Wilson. He is looking
about the country as well as visiting, and
may decide to locate here.
Dan O'Siel. who has been in charge
of the big hotel at Corouado Beach in !
California, returned the first of the week j
to remain up here at least for the sum
mer and there is a probability that he!
will remain H'rmanently. I
Judge Meldrum was the recipient of a ,
tine gold watch chain and box of cigars
from the court house gang a-i a token of
their appreciation and esteem, upon his,
letirement from the judge's office.
Did you know that your old hat and
seedy cloths can be made to look as good
as new by the; Oregon City Dye works?
You can save one-half the price of a new
suit by renovating your old.
E. C. Hacket and wile have gone to
Whatcom to visit his wife's folks for a
while and if he finds employment and a
country to suit he may conclude to re
main over there.
There was a big crowd present at Cor
nell's grove atSpringwatcron the Fourth
and interesting exercises were had. The
oration was delivered by II. S. Strange.
Miss Mollie Holmes, who has been
very ill is we are glad to report very
much better and is now considered out
of danger.
The people of Redland reort a big
celebration. Hon. Geo. O. Rinearson
delivered a stirring oration there which
was well received.
A. 8. D esser returnt d from Delena on
Thursday where he deliveied a fine ora
tion on the Fourth to a large concourse
of people.
The Deep Creek celebration was a suc
cess, there being a large crowd present.
The oration was delivered by Ed. Bates.
Nathan Tingle and wife were expect
ing to leave on Friday for their home at
Beaver in Columbia county.
Mrs. Martin White of Columbia county
has returned home after a few days visit
with Mis. Nathan Tingle.
Jacob Miley of Union precinct, one of
the substantial farmers of the oounty,
was in town on Tuesday .
J. II. Boring of Damascus was in town
on Thursday on business.
Water L'oiiMimers
Can pay their rent to T. L. Charman,
secretary, at his office, Room 5, Char
man Bros, block. 21.
A Genuine IJargulu.
40 acres of good land near Macksburg
two new bouses, garden, well, etc., 20
acres slashed and seeded to grass.
Daily mail. Good school, etc. Will
sell one house or will sell all. Will trade
for Oregon City property. This will ap
pear but twice. Write immediately.
Address, J. S. Woi.fer,
4t Macksburg, Or.
TuallA f.lanlra raa autata tilanlra an1
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all other blanks at the Enteri-kims of-1
ttce. rortiana prices.
Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair.
PPiCES
II VMW III wmr -m m -mm m m :
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia; No Alum.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard,
Mill ON IIK YULKN.
Interesting mid Micccsslul Trial Made
lly the OregonlHii.
On the morning of the Fourth and
again on the Fifth two bicycle rider w ith
Ihcir wheels heavily loaded will) buinb
le passed through thlsclty. They were
Kefliil carrier fur the Oregonlun sent
out to supply paer to the upper valley
while the trains are not running. Ol
their first trip and it success Thursday'
Oregoiilan says:
The two expert bicyclists who)cHtcr
day started up the Willamette valley
with SIX) copies of Ihe Oregoiilan have
al'iiuilcntly demonstrated that the silent
wheel is a very utlfactory substitute
for the railroad They reached Salem
nearly on railroad lime. From that
Hiilit the journey wa continued to Eu
gene City by one. No word ha been
received from the second rider, but it Is
supposed that ho reached Eugene City,
K'.'l miles distant, Inst night, hi safety,
and liirulshed all the news of the day
to anxious valley residents who have
Ikmmi totally cut oil' from the outside
world since MoHilny.
Five bundle of paMi fresh from the
press were tied on each bicycle,
making a total weight ot one machine
and rider, Mr. Wallace, "11 hiiihIs,
divided as follows: Rider M0 xmuds;
PaHr 50 iNiunds; bicycle 31 Hiund
No extra weight w carried, except a
lemon or two for purpose of lefreshment,
and the start was made promptly at fi
o'clock. The run to Oregon City was
made in two hours without Incident. A
curiom crowd watched the two rl dors at
they passed through town, without stop.
The city by the full has daily electric
and river communication with Portland
and it was not necessary to distribute
Oregiuiians, or even to delay lung enough
to advertise their errands.
Then came the run to alem on the
east side of the river. Various com
munities were passed, and the dearth of
news relieved by the pacrs. Aurora
was reached. A short stop was made to
eat one of the famous meal of the old
German town, and then Ihe journey was
resumed At Hubbard a Fourth of July
celebration was in full blast, but there
was, by the unanimous consent, a re
cess until tho two heralds could ap
propriately received, and questioned,
and relieved of a share of their news
pasr burden. Woodhurn, tiervais and
Brook was reached in good time, and
the Oregnnians eagerly taken Hisiion of.
At one o'clock the wheelmen, very dirty
and very warm, but stout hearted and
comparatively fresh, road Into Salem.
They could have easily disposed of all
their paiH'is, but there were many ho
pie on up the valley who were yet to "lie
reached, ami who were deserving of Im
partial treatment. So '200 papers were
saved, and after a rest and a very hearty
meal, Mr. Pierce continued on the way
up the valley to Eiii'ii. and Mr.
Wallace started on the return to Port
land. It is interesting to. add that Mr. Wal
lace ate eight meals on his journey yes
terday, of such dimensions that a small
famine was created in the restaurants
between this place and Salem. He
drunk nearly as much water as a horse,
and, withal, gnade a net loss of four
pounds in weiuht.
Drew ned At the Clurkunia.
Tuesday afternoon Leo Grenier, of
Portland, sliped on tho timbers above
the dam across the Clackamas, where he
was fishing, and went over into the
deep water below, where ho was drawn
nndcr tho planking by tho undertow and
wus drowned. His companion made
every effort to rescue him. The body
was recovered soon afterwards and
Coroner Ilolman brought it to this city.
Deceased was a fencing-master and ex
showman, familiarly known alxjut the
North end as "tho captain." He was a
native of France, about 40 years of ago
and had resided In Portland about three
years.
All Free.
Those who have used Dr. King's Dis
covery know its value, and 'those who
have not, have now the opportunity to
try it free. Call on the advertised drug
gist and get a Trial Bottle Free. Send
your name and address to II. E. lluck
len & Co., Chicago, and get a sample
box of Dr. King's New Lifo Pills Free,
ss well as a copy of Guide to Health
and Household Instructor, Free. , All
of which is guaranteed to do you good
and cost nothing you G. A. Harding's
drug store.
f.100 Reward,
for anv trace of Antipyrine, Morphine,
Chloral or any other injurious compound
In Krai'sb's llBAiAcnit Cai'sulks. 25
cents. For sale by Charman & Co's.,
drug store.
Why Net
I'oo tl,a Ix.ut butter "Vaneouver
Creamery" is the best. Try it and be
convinced. K. . wii.mams, ineurocer.
Powder:
Skin
Eruptions
and similar annoyance I are cnused
by nil Impure blood, which will
result In a more dreaded dicac.
Unless removed, slight Impurities
will develop into Scrofula, !:
ma, Salt Khcunund other serious
1.
result 01
Bad
Blood
I have for torn time Itfvn
4 llltrii' , two. m
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tNk niAity rvntoiuca inn
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linw i.iwnii lour whir-.
r jf-jyvg Willi llw niml iulirfiil mult
KKM ' mloying hi hwlth I
anir kiww, liirliiillrnly
'pound nd my liwmh "V 0 "'
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m4n. JOHN S. Mihl.lN,
Cnnnil IMnM I im. ., W..liUui.., U. C.
Our Tmillw m Ulinxt ml Skin Pikwkh
I in luunv mliliru.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atfcnti. Cj.
lh'furo contract inn
your crop it will In
to your ititert'Ht to
H(0
C. J. MITCHELL,
At'wiiiiA, imitoos.
Mltriillml A Co., UW an. I HJ Kmlil Hun t, Han
raui'l.i-o.
t.lltKiillial llriMi.S ami 10 VValor Nl. York.
,vj horoiiKli si., liuilnii
F. C. STREYFFELER,
TIC ACt I ICU
ORGAN, PIANO AND VOICE CULTURE.
In Oregon City F.very Saturday. Leave
order t Kiiterpriso ulllce,
4 (H F.. Market r-t.. Portland, l.
FOR SALE OR TRADE,
Tract nt CLACKAMAS rill'lT LANDS.
IhmhI lioiiMi. Imrn, to. AImi
LOTH IN III AlmroNK
J. K. IlKooM. Park Hare. Oregon.
ANTKD-I'iuhliig 'ahv.T nf ol Ail
ft ilrma. Lltmral aalary anH tipfii.ei tinnt
wrrkly. IVnnnirnt o.ltlon llltnlVN lllloS
CO., Nurarrrim'n. I'orllaint, ori-foii.
IPS
THE RED FRONT STORES.
New Goods.
Cotton cliullies Tijc yd; wool fhullicH (worth !l."c) for 'J0c;
Muck iuhI figured siitcfin l'.'Ju yd; dark irinU .V; rem
nant prints do and '; rcinniintH fl fushiiiern nt l"o yd;
'.'V ciishiin rcs for I V; loo lawns for 10; indingo blue
lrints oo, turkey red prints ojc; unbleached muslin .le;
Indies' Hciiinlcss fust liluck hosn l.o; Indies', gents' mid
fliildrcnV Bhot's lit iMipuliir prices; 1H pounds dry griin
ulutcd Hiinnr Arlnickle and I. ions collee '"c; phiius
pruncH and js'iirs oo js-r jsiund.
TltAIH'l FOll I'llOIlUCK OF Ml KINDS.
Hamilton Bros.,
Oregon City and Park Place, Or.
dlreclly and liullreetly, liy people who cannot do their own flsurln, wrlto llmlrown
letters, or keep their own hooka; unit who do not know when hiiilneaa and Irani paper
whli-h thrjr mut liumllu every iluy are tiiadii out corrm-lly. TAII theao Ihliur. nd
much inure, wo teaeh (hniiuM.
Ilundrt'da til our irritiliiutr are In irl iKmltloiia, and there will lie opening, for
hundred more when time Improve. .Vnc la the time to pre pure for them. Ilealilea,
hutlue rdumtlon la world all It eola,nr nnr't eien um. rend for our raUloffun, to
luuru vh'it and h'tir wu leui'h. Mulled Ireu to any ndilreaa.
Portland Business College,
Portland,
A. P. Armstrong, Prln.
UnloiulYourLivcr
Three Down of
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Will Make You Feci Netter.
Bot'H your back acho? Does
every Htep Hcem a burden? Yon
aoo billious.
Moore's Revealed Remedy
Will give you relief. Try it. For
nale by all urug(?ints.
FOR-
AjSOLUTELYJURE DlUGS
OO TO
Q A. HARDING.
NONE I1IIT
OOMPtTENT PHARMACISTSemp oyed
Fine Perltarles anl Toilet Article!.
Alio full .took of
3P-A.I2TTS" OILS ETC.
Victor : Bicycles.
LKAD TIIK WOULD
Cash or Installment.
largest stock of Kuliil iiii'l cushion
tiro wIiccIm on (lie const from
if Id to tf:n.
liivo tin a mil licforc IniyiiiR
ovi-kman vmi:i:l CO.,
Ml Wellington St., roitliintl, Or.
;Niiircr A'illillon fr Kalinin Ui-enw.
Notice Is linriihv given, Hut tint undor
signed will apply to tln city council o(
Oregon City.lhcgon, ul the legillur meet
ing in July, for Hie continuation ol Ihe
license (or mI'hiii at the corner ol Main
and Fourth streets in said city.
John It. Tkkmiutii.
Oregon Citv, Or., June 8. isnt.
Golden
West
linking
Powder
HAS NO Ht'l'KIIIOH II
ny .af (It-utar.
MOSKY UY PI'NDKII BY
any an or,
If NoT HATlsKAlTOllY.
Mm t iMaruNi) T
Clossct& Devon.
Af IIII.I.KH l.olH.K, NO. M. K or P.
Mi-i-l. rvrrt Krlilay l k lit at the K. ul I". hall.
Vlalllll Kill nil I. Ilivllr.l
H. I- Hol.UaM. C f.
Y J. Lot . K ill II aii't I
Lowest Prices.
aro lost
annually,
Oregon, j. . a
If you are intcrcHtodjn
Advertising i
you ought to be a cub- i.
Fcribcr ot Pkintkkh' Ink: i
a journal for advertim-m. $
PriiiterH Ink
iri isHUcd weekly and is
filled with contributions.
and helpful HiiggestionH
. from tho brightest minds
' in the advertising busi
ness. PrinterH' Ink
costs only two dollars a
year. A sample copy will
be sent on receipt of five
cents.
ADIIIIKNH
PKINTKKH' INK.
10 Spu St., rtUi York i
NOBLETT'S STABLES.
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATED BETWEKN TIIK BRIDGE AND
DKI'OT.
Double and Single Rigs, and Bad
die horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information rnKardinu any kind or
stock promptly attended to by porson ot
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
FRANK NELDON,
GUNSMITH AND LOCKSMITH
FullStock of Guns Ammunition.
Repair on all kind of mall mc!ilnet
prornptly mail. Duplicate key to
any lock manufactured. Hhop on
Main Htrret, naxt to
ttobliu'a Btablui.