Oregon City Enterprise.TIIE 'CHAUTAUQUA.
FRIDAY, OCTOHKU 12, ISM.
luteal AilvrrtlsiiiK.
Hereafter no Wal advertisement will
be inserted in tlie Kntkhi hixk unlesH
a mor.t (er the same is made at the
time the atlMavit of publication is ren
dered. This rule will bo imperative and
dead-beat litigants, who make it a prac
tice of working the courts, lawyers and
newspapers will have to look to some
other paocr toitet their notice published.
ANOIimt liKEAT KIUCATIOXAI.
INMITITIOM.
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
We sell,
Hams,
Sheulders,
Picnic llama,
Ttreakfuot Bacon,
Side Bacon,
Pry Salt Bacon.
Dried Beef,
Canned Meats,
Salt Fish,
Etc Etc.
E. E. WlLUAMS,
The Grocer.
Articles of Incorporation Pre p rod for
Wllliimette Valley I'hautumjim
AftHoriatlon.
Wood wnntfd at once this office.
the
Choice hay by the ton or bale at
Star grocery. tf
Raxors put in first dux order at Slo-
per's barber shop for 25 cents.
rreeloro 4 Co., Alder street,
Portland, for wall Daper and moulding
tf
r or KKvr , seven-room cottage on
Fifth and High streets. Applv to Cbaa.
Horn.
Right to the point and pointed right
every time Shively's price indicator
on the hill Oct. 20th.
Use pure prepared paint mixed and
ready for ue. Charman & Co., agents.
Any shade, sample card free
Cards announcing that "stores will be
closed at 8 o'clock P. M. except Friday
and Sa'urday." for sale at this office.
Eastern Shoe Store in the Oreiwn City
P'Wtotlice bus a line of solid shoes, boots
and rubbers cheap for the next thirty
days.
New buckwheat flour, fresh and pure.
E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
Leave your orders at Cram Bros', for
fresh and carefully opened oysters, de
livered to any part of the city.
Honesty and thoroughness is the role
with Burmeister & Andresen in all their
y rcumr wora. iney guarantee irieir
Mork to be first class.
Dm. Hickey 4 Hickey will be here
Friday and Saturday of each 'week at
Room 6, Electric hotel. Home office
117 and 11S. Dekum block, Portland.
A specialty of furnishins families with
Olympia and Willapa oysters at the
Portland restaurant. Wholesale and
retail. ' Prices to suit the times.
S. J Thomas has just completed his
new honse on the West Side and cele-1 At thin p.nt the committee adjourned in
An important business meeting of the
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Awuvia
lion was held in the county court room
of the court bonne at Oregon City at 2
P. M., Tuesday of this week. Present,
Roliert A. Miller, chairman ; Mrs. C. II.
Dye, secretary j Rev, Thos. Van Scov,
IVan of Portland University, President
C. H. Chapman, of the State University,
Eugene, President P. L. Campbell, of
th State Normal, Monmouth, Mrs J.
M. Bloss, of the State Agricultural col
lege, Corvallis, Rev. E. A. Blair, of Poit
land, Mrs Robert A. Miller, II. E.Cross,
Dr. J W. Cowan, Rev. Oilman Parker,
Hon. S. Clarke, Salem, Capt. J. Apper
son, Chas. II. Dye, and Charles Meserve.
Meeting opened by Col. Miller with gen
eral remarks on object and purpose of
the orgnniijtion. Proposed that we in
corporate under tiie laws of Oregon. Re
marks by Dr. Cowan in the same line.
Prof. Van Seoy advised incorporation in
the name of some prominent business
men of Oregon City and Portland.
Moved by Pof. Van Scoy that a com
mittee of three be appointed to draft ar
ticles of incorporation; carried; chair
man appointed Prof Van Scoy, H. E.
Cross and C. II. Dye; committee with
drew to draft articles of incorporation.
During their absence the general subject
was discussed. President Chapman, of
Eugene, remarked at length on the value
of these organizations to the community
and to the state at large. Mrs. Bless in
quired as to the organizations through
out the state and was answered by Col.
Miller and Mrs. Dye. Capt. Apperson
discussed the financial problem. Pres.
Chapman inquired about grounds, facili
ties, etc. Rev. Oilman Parker Bet forth
the proposition of II. E. Cross at Glad
stone, a ninety-nine year lease free of
charge, provided the association would
erect suitable buildings and look after
grounds. Rev. E. A. Blair inquired as
to incumbrances. There were none. A
plan for 500 shares at $10 share was
discussed. Pres. Chapman suggested
that with two branches of the organiza-
tion one to look after the business, the
other to conduct the literary exercises.
Suggested that the business be centrali
zed in three or four hands. Back of
every guccesslul Chautauqua there has
been a real estate basis and summer
outing. The two combined with a Chau
tauqua school and lectures makes the
permanent Chautauqua. The Iiterari
ran do nothing without the business
men to back them, the business men
alne can not make a Chautauqua with
out tho Iiterari. This is the history of
the great Chautauqua in New York and
of every pne sin;e that has succeeded.
The two (make a strong combination.
All the requirements are happily met
hire, provided the ifrounds are suitahln.
brated the event bv entertaining a few
of his friend last Saturday evening.
Rev. J. (!. Read will preach at
Shively's hall next Sunday evening at
7:30 P. M. Subject, "The Feast of
Belshazzar." All are cordially invited.
Lost, a big mastiff dog; light brown
with white breast ; answers to the name
of "Spoit." Liberal reward will be paid
for bis return to the Seventh street
butcher shop.
The people of Willamette Falls have
sent a petition to Washington applying
for a postoffii-e in their new town. If it
is granted it will be in the building
owned by Jan. Batdorf.
Married, t the residence of Judge
Fonts Saturd.iy evening Oct. 6, at 7:30,
Miss Lulu Hardest? to Robert Corlett,
both of this city. Judge Fouts tied the
knot in his usual happy manner.
To drive dull care away these rather
gloomy autumn days put on your
rain coat and go up to Shiveley's on the
hill. The sight of bis counters will
make anyone forget dull thoughts. Sale
Saturday Oct. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Lewthwaite are
preparing to start in housekeeping
the latler part of this week in the cot
titge on the corner of Thirteenth and
Main streets, formerly occupied by
Otto Olsen.
Caleb Perry and Miss Florence Dyer,
both of Oswego, were mirried at the M.
E. Parsonage by Rev. Gabriel Sykes,
Monday, October 9, 1894. The couple
left for Oswego in the evening and will
settle down to housekeeping on the fine
farm owned by Mr. Perry.
In the decline of life, infirmities beset
ob to which our youth and maturity
were strangers, our kidneys and liver
are subject to derangement, but nothing
equals Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and
Kidney Balm as a regulator of these or
gans. : For sale by C. G. Huntley, drug
gist. A de!'
a body to) visit Gladstone. They re
turned at r P. M. with full endorsement
and delighted with the situation.
The following art icles of incorporation
were read, ilisciissed and voted on :
Articles of Incorporation ot the Wil
lamette Valley Chautauqua Association,
of Oregon.
Know all men by these presents, That
the undersigned, for the purpose of be
coming a body corporate under the laws
of the state of Oregon, do associate them
selves together ami adopt the following
articles of incorporation, to-wit:
First The name of tins corporation
shall be "The Willamette Valley Chau
tauqua Association of Oregon."
Second Its principal place of business
shall be in the city of Oregon City,
county of Clackamas, state of Oiegon;
it shall also hava power to establish a
branch office on the grounds owned or
occupied by S'tid corporation, for the
tram-action of Buch business as may be
hereafter determined upon by its board
ot directors.
Third This corporation is organized
for the purpose of holding Chautaqua
assemblies, and for the general promo
tion of religious.scintificand educational
interests. i
Fourth It shall do business as Boon as
legally organized, and its existence shall
be perpetual or until dissolved by a yote
representing three-fourths of all capital
stock then issued
Fifth It shall have all the powers of a
body corporate given by the laws of the
state of Oregon, including the right to
bold real estate for the purposes of the
corporation, and to receive the same by
gift or otherwise, and to sell and transfer
the same by deed, lease or other proper
conveyance, to iscue Certificates of Btock
as herein provided, to incur indebtedness
to the amount not exceeding one thous
and dollars of its paid op capital, and to
mortgage or pledge its real estate or per
sona! property to secure payment thereof ;
and to perform srvh 0ther acts as shall
consistent with the
crests of the corpora-
il stock of this corpo
300, which shall be
.ousand shares of $5.00
shall be issued and dig
lr value, and no stockholder
hold more than one hun
. worth of stock at par value,
and all shares of said stock shall bo paid
in full or in installmenta as may hero
after be designated in the by-laws, and
when fully paid up shall bo non-asscsaa-bio.
Seventh The number of its directors
shall be nine, three of which shall he the
president, vice president and secretary
of the association, ami shall be president,
vice president and secietary of tho board
of directors ex-olllcio, who shall ho
elected annually fmm among the stock
holders at the regular annual meeting of
stockholders, and shall hold their ollicos
until their successors are dulv elected
ami enter upon the duties ot their re
spective ollices, which shall not be until
the first Monday in Sei tomlier following
their election.
Eighth The ollicers of this corpora
tion shall lie president, vice president,
secretary and treasurer, who shall be
elected annually trom among the stock
holders at the regular annual meeting of
the stockholders, and shall bold their
respective offices until their successors
are duly elected and qualified and enter
upon the discharge of the duties of their
respective others, which shall not be
until the first Monday in September fol
lowing their election.
Ninth This corporation shall not lie
subject to any state, national or other
i Chautauqua association, but shall be su
preme and independent in all lit acts
undr the statutes of this state.
Tenth In case of dissolution of the
corporation all property Monging thereto
shall be converted into money, and tli
balance, alter paying all corporate debts
shall be divided equally among the stock
holders, and in no case shall the private
proierty of the stockholders or the otllcers
of this corporation be liable for corporate
debts.
Eleventh Said corporation shall have
common seal which shall consist of the
words "Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Association" with the word seal in the
center thereof.
Twelfth The directors of this coroo
ration shall have power to remove or
suspend any ot the permanent ollicers of
the corporation by the exercise of a two
thirds vote of the whole board, and shall
also have the power to fill all vacancies !
wnicn may arise trom whatever cause.
The new apiioinlees to hold office until
the next annual meeting of the stock
holders. They shall also have power to
make by-laws, rules and regulations for
the government of the corporation and
the management of its affairs which insv
be repealed, amended or added to at any
regular meeting of the board, and they
shall have power to appoint such ollicers
and committees as they may deem nec
essary, not otherwise provided for in
these articles.
Thirteenth The regular annual meet
ing of the stockholders of this corporation
shall be held on tne last Hay of the meet
ing of the aunual assembly in each year
at 3 o'clock P. M., commencing with the
year 1895.
Fourteenth The names and addresses
of the officers and directors who shall
serve until the first annual election and
until their successors are elected and
qualified, are: Robt. A. Miller, presi
dent ; Chas. II. Chapman, vice president ;
Mrs. C. H. Dye, secretary; D. C. Lutou
rette, treasurer.
Moved and carred that the president,
ecretarv and treasurer constitute an ex
ecutive committee. Adjourned to meet
at call of president.
Still they say it Is " hard times," hut
County (Icik Hoi ton thinks a chiingu
(or good times must be anticipated for ho
broke the record by Issuing live marriage
licenses tast Saturday. The following
are for the week : Winnie 11. llalay and
Chester II. Mills; Saiah K. Miller and
John Johnson ; I. aura II. Ilepler and (i.
W. Scranilin; Mary Sykes and Henry
Freeman ; Oia Young and . II. Brown ;
Lulu llardestyand Robeit Corlett; Mary
B. Hagoy and perry II. Hicks; Annie
Thomas and F. J. Hayes; Nellie Mc
Clelland and U.K. Aildildgo; Floienco
Dyer and Caleb Perry; F.miim (Inherit
and W. G. Muir; Fredrika InkhauHKii
and J. S. Pease.
The Herald is not to tie removed as
supposed, as yet. Some of the stock
holders who had not had aa much ex
perience as some of the others in support
ing a paper decided that the paper
should stay in wrcgon I ity and have put
J. B. Zcixlcr and K. Hull in chamo of
the olllce. They pxect to cut down the
size of the paper and Iiiiihj thereby to
make their expenses meet their income.
Mr. J iis Shaw has retired from the pacr
and will devote his time to his private
business.
II n. Win, WeaUlun of Ilwaco, Wash.,
and a candidate for county commissioner
on the republican ticket In Pacific
county, arrived in Oregon Chv Siinduy
for the purKis of haviiiK a surgical op
eration perlurmed. Tuesdsy at the Ore
gon Cltv hosnital Dra Carl I and Soiumer
removed from his riuht armpit a tumor
of several years tirow Ih which measured
over two inches in diameter. Mr. Weal
don stood the oKraiion well and is row
able to be about his room
Charles Lln.lholm was so unfortunate
as to have his thumb almost severed from
the hand while chopping wood at his
horns last Monday. Dr. Ferrin was sum
moned and dressed the wound. From
the latest account the wound was com
mencing to heal and the lad w ill soon
have the use of his hand.
The fall in the price of silver baa been
to the gain of the people wanting line
silverware. I'rlces are lowe' than ever
known More. A full assortment of the
celebrated Rogers Bros.' silverware is
carried by Burmeisler A Andreaen.
Harley Stevens, jr.. has just flulslie
the contract of wiring theCaufield blick
anu lias secured me contract lor wiring
the Barclay building. Besides these he
baa wired several private lionsca in town
andyt Willamette Falls.
C. A. Nash is having a $500 house
built by A. F. Parker at Gladstone,
As soon as completed Mr. and Mrs
Nash will move their household effects
from this place and enjoy the pleasure
of being in their own home.
Mrs. Andrew Lcmingsen, a resident of
Molalla, died at her home Monday and
the funeral occurred the next day. The
remains were laid to rest in the Molalla
cemetery A large number of friends
attended the funeral.
1
HE RED FRONT STORES.
SHOE9
CROCERIES,
17 lbs. drv granulated augur II ; Hour i'i.lVi per barrel ; shorts fl'.Mrii
1st ton ; n5 da. a sack ; ft gui oil ti5 vts ; milk crocks 10 eta ; jugs
10 cts; raisins, phiiua or prunes ft cts. per lb; Arhuckles or l.loti
colleii 25 ets; shiiigles $1.5(1 pur to I clover and timothy hnv, straw,
wheat niidmits; boiled harness uud nmchlno oils, white lead,
mixed paints, etc
, SHOES.
Misses rubbers 13 to 2 i HI ets; ladies' rubbers .'15 its: storm
rubbers Afi cts; men's rubber boots, short $2 fs; steelshod sclnsd
shoes very durable and rewsoimhlo price; missus' $'.' cloth top shoes
cut to $1.50; mackintoshes, oil coats, umbrellas, etc,
DRY COODS
House lining 2 cts per yd: heavy extra wide shirting 10 cts yd ;
Indiago blue calico ft cts; best apron gli.gham ft cts; tcrlm lor
curtains ft cts ; eoltooado pants gisxls 20 cts yd ; Brownsville Han
lU'ls and blankets, best and lowest priced ; all wool cssliluieru 33
Inches, 4ft ets; same and letter In remitiants 40 cts; trimmed hats
sailors, baby bonnets, pleasing styles, nobby suits from Chicago
and Itrowusvlllo, gent's underwear, overshlrls, etc; men's $3 and
It. 75 pants, sizes 29 to 31, close st $'.' 25.
PRODUCE FOR TRADE.
I IAMILTON niOS., Oregon City and Park Place.
II CASH STORE,
Corner Fourth and Main Stroets.
DRY GOODS,
In a complete nssortincnt.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
An extra fine line in all qualities.
BOOTS & SHOES,
A Sjieeialty, and in nil grulH.
An we buy ami sell for cash wo are able to give o'tr customers tho
benefit of very low prices.
D. B. REES & CO.
The following is a clipping from the
Sunday Oregonian in s dispatch from
Jacksonville. W. I.. Miller, clerk of the
Oregon City land office, returned home
yesU-rday. Ilia father. Colonel J. N.T.
Miller, has been in poor health for some
time past, anil was unable to superin
tend the packing and shipping of the
products of bis large vineyard, ami the
son now has the business in charge.
The yield is estimated at 50 tons, and
the first shipment of 203 boxes was
started tonight to E. K. Williams at
Oreuon City.
Married, at the M. K. parsonage,
Monday, Oct. 0. 1805 by Rev. O. Sykes
Mise Mary Sykes and Henry Freeman.
The bride U a daughter of J. Sykes, and
a sister of Rev G. SykeB, of this city.
The groom is an energetic young man of
this city. The young couple have many
friends in this city who wish them along
and happy life. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman
Btarted to housekeeping in Canemah.
Jap Slover, the city sexton, Buffered
two attacks of hemmorhage of the lungs
last luesday morning. The first one
happened on the Seventh street stairs.
and the second and more severe one after
he tiad reached his room at the home of
Mrs. J. M. Bacon. A physician was
summoned and from the latest reports
Mr. Mover is improving.
James Rintoul, who took John Dickie
man's place at the Southern Pacific
depot as assistant agent during the time
that he was acting as newsboy on the
train, has been transferred to Gervais to
hold the position as assistant agent of
that place, John Dickleman haying re
turned to Ins office work.
The first month with "Ii" opens the
oyster season and Cram Bros.s' R open
ing tbe oysters daily which R served in
their neat parlors opposite Commercial
bank.
At the Baptist church next Sunday
morning the pastor will preach on "The
Towers, Bulworks and Palaces of the
Church and State," and in the evening
a sermon to young men on "Drifting
Into the Swim."
O.Johnson, a hopgrower near Sher
wood, had his hophouso ami all of this
years crop destroyed by fire Thursday
of this week. The Hie occurred about
four o'clock in the morning and its orl
itin is unknown.
G. II Bestow has Just completed the
contract for forty-three arch centers for
the concrete wall for the electric com
pany,and is havinu them delivered at
the electric works on the west side.
Mrs. KliZ4 lloliz, of Kagle Creek, was
adjudged insane Tuesday by Judge
Hayes and was taken to Hlum and
placed in the asylum the same evening by
Deputy Sherilf Moody.
Rev. Cowan's topic for the Sunday
evening service ill be " Two Tickets to
the Temple of Honor." A special musi
cal program is icing arranged by the
committee on music.
The Ciipen Shoe Coiiiuany will com
mence oocralions at their factory at Will
amette Falls Thursday morning with a
force of twenty men.
Putzold A Gale, of the Seventh street
meatmaiket, receiver! thirty-two bead
of fine beef cattle from Kaslurn Oregon
Thursday.
Dr. T. H. Gwynmi, synxlical mission
ary, of Sulem, will hold service at Shive
ley's Hall next Stindsy, both morning
and evening.
Rey. G. Wni. Giboney, who is attend
ing the Svnod in Portland, will return to
this city Monday.
Elijah Fish and son Frank, of Needy,
were in this city Thursday, doing allittle
trading.
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld'- Fair.
Da
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CREAM
MR
MOST PERFECT MADE.
. pure Craps Cream of Tartar Powder. Fres
om Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant
40 YEARS THE STANDARD,
M K? )i
THE POPULAR ACTRESS.
Ml.. Minnie TUMI. my. Ilia,
"Willie I(im" ii up hy III North
rup A Hiuriris fuiniiuny. PuriUml,
I'lrgon. la lirr favor It partum.
Th "Willi Hum, "Julia Mar
ina" ami other churmlnu per
fumes, put up only by tho North
rp A Klursla ('"inpony, art the
moat popular lih tliu lul!ca.
flAVIS THE PAINTER,
House and Sign Painting.
Good Workmen and the Best of Paints.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
For Wall Piuht. Matting. Linoleum. Window Sliailes and housa
Decoration nee him. Dust clock in thecity. Portlnnd prices.
Store Next Door To Albright's Meat Market.
OE-EQON CITY, OPLIEGOIISr.
iffON the Road
ONtheTrACK
THE
RAMBLES
Is always at the front in rac8 and rncordH. as
well as five awards at the World's Fair. Pronounced
by all unprejudiced Riders, DealerB and Mityhanics to
lie the lightest, strongest, swiftest, handsomest and
best Uicyclo on earth. 8end for catologuo, circulars,
etc., etc.
FEED T. MERRILL CYCLE CO.,
327 Washington street, Portland, Oregon.
Norte st reDratatlm. Lire Aeents wanted eTerywlere.
GEORGE BROUGHTON,
MANUFACTURER OK ALL KINDS OF
FIR AND HARDWOOD LUMBER.
FULL STOCK OF FLOORINO, CEILING, RUSTIC AND FINISH
ING LUMBER, DIMENSION STUFF AND LATH.
-- . Special Bills Cut to Order -- -- -
Mill and Yard on the River, Foot of Main Street.
ORKGON CITY, OR.