Oregon City enterprise., December 07, 1894, Image 5

Oregon City Enterprise.
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A KAMkKi.i. IUc K rioK. on Hunks
giving r-vening farewell ri'rcliuii vih
Ki viii to !!. I'ttrUiir win) leaves liero on
m-ci'Uilr tnt to In i'lirgt of lii li'W
.)ik. ()vi f liiimlri il ul ll iiieuitwrw
ol hi i linr !i ninl frii'ii'lit IHUmI lii luniae
to overflowing mul it very Hijuyn
tilo iHfithloii viivt (or tli ili'l' "Kf
Ml iy nil l Hio l' j' li"" twIovrJ
lniHlur. Tlii rhurt li IIiuIh it ilillU-t.lt lo
Ut-unio wm llr.l lo lottiiikt him, 4ven
HuhikIi Im lw t all'-il In nl'T fii'lil of
i.4-f utittHM in tlm kUIm woik mxl i
lion nliii li no ono roiilil to fouHj
mlglit till It no wxll it Iik. A lmn
nnialtnl nml lti-rry tirin rti
tlrnxl, 4n (i'tiif '( wl'I' li
TlmnKNuiviiiK fitr.Tinn by Ui'wo ircitmit
W to uttty on I'luiri'li iifh-liteiliii'M.
Thi. w.h folluwol liV lirl .liln-ii lo
Hpv I'mknf ninl Iiih wiIk hy Mr. Croiin,
in which ho iiok of tl.u fuiiliful ml (
tli iiMil work tliinn liy II iluilnu tin'
iutt thti'i yi'ittx fin! wvt'ii moiillia ninl
ri pri'tiMxl Hie ri'k'ti't of llin i Imrrh llmt
tin nlmiilil li-nvt In ciiiu'luxion thy
wi-ro prriMMiIi'il wilh Kcvtirul )1 ' of
'itilvi-rivurc from tlm iiii'IiiImth of tlm
I'hun li mill Mrs. rarkcr'n Suniliiy ni'luxil
i-ln an toki'ii of cfli'dii ninl itt tho
mini tiuit' in honor ol tln'ir Hilvi-r wim
ililill Hiinivi'rniy whiili ocriirH tho fol
lowinn hiimluy. Tho 1'iinlor mul M
i(o worn tiiknn entirely hy mirpriiHi mnJ
with iniirli Hll'i'rti'il, hill amm ri'rovi'ri-il
I'lioiiu'h lo Miukr IlltiiiK rimtHinm mi. I
linliim pniyiTof HiHiikMuiviinr. Kruit
mill iiiiih wiTn ll"'" wrvml mnl lur
ahorl annul linn' Hm friomln diHornoi,
wlnliinK Mr. Turkt-r k.mIhwi'I in hin new
lino of noik.
N'kw IIakii aiik HrmiK Si liwun A
I'ulrow ImVH Ihi-ir new hiinlwuri' More
in the CanllcUl bhx'k fully llttfl m and
thwir itl'Mk hII Iui'mI. Tlm Him-k of
tinwiini Hinl 1'liiinliinK kimhIh rnrridl hy
Mr. K. hwun in Mh furninr hx mion on
Hovcnth bii.I Muin lr(Mtn him Ix-n re
moval to the now nlort). Tho ni'W
flrui now Uvo i U' tuvo ti'wre HuJ
phimhinf linen pomplett a stock as
there In in Or.-non City. With the opin.
ItiK of Hprinit tiu-y will put in a full "lock
of huililcm ami ncncrul hnrilware and
imikii an lmneet i-ffort for a elmre of tho
KrowiiiK trado of Ori'iton City. The
nnmiber of tho (Inn ar well known in
tliis dty ai mini of InU'urity mid iiiJun
try mid their vent me will t" "lire to ho
a miicci'hh. In anothor column will bo
loiind an aiinoiincoini'iit Hint will be of
Interval to Hioko dcHiriiin kooiIh in thoir
lino.
TlIK HhooTINl CoN IKHT. l.HHt TllUrU-
day nioniint! at 8;:iil, Co. F, O. N. 0.
wont to their nhootili ruii(to at Mnl
di tim'H to contcHt lor the modal presen
ted to tho company by itn lionornry
ineinhorH Several of (lie members did
Homo fine shoothnf, but A. Matlieson
wuh declared tho "crmk nhot" of the
day. At the roKhir meetinu held Mon
day evening after drill, Hr. V. K. Ciirll,
one of the honorary mmnhers, made a
Hhort addreHH to tho company and pre.
eeiiU'd the medal to Mr. MathoHon, who
will hold It until the next content, winch
will be some time in May.
A Much Aiuihkd Woud. "Just at
preHont," says Mrs. Hlanley, in Journal
of Education, "an epidemic of 'prosr'ni'
is pnHHiiiK over the country. We say
telegram and monogram and diagram -Webster
and Worcester unite on pro
grammebut some one nobody known
who started the report that progrumme
was not entitled to an 'a' mid iminedr
atolv westward the star of progr'tn took
its flight."
A Nahiiuw Khcai'K. ('linn, (inllogly,
a foreman on tlm new eleclrlit power
Million, while mipcrlnti'iiilliiu tin mi
liiiullng of a biiikI scow liml Tlmrsd,iy
morning, bud tho bilge Imi ket w ith a
IohiI weigliing full v a ton full upon him,
burying him nut of sight In the unl
p!lu, Mis fellow workiniin linmi'illati'ly
dug him out mid hit was fniwnl to have
thiee rib bmki'ii, llin end protrud
ing through the IIchIi lit llic hack, with
other smaller Injuries as well as internal
hurts. The only thing HihI Mtvcd him
fruiii iiisliuil la-iil It was the yielding of
llin (mini . I In Whs tskell to the Oregnll
City Hospital, wliern be is being treated
and has overy pnHect of a recovery.
The iiccidi-iit wim caiisml hy a break In
tlm lioisllng geur.
Cklhiikatisii Tiikik WlSjIlKN Wkiiiumii.
Mr. and Mm, (ieorgo Fox, formerly of
this chy, cidebraled their wisidi n wed
tling at thoir home In Kollwood last Wed
neadiiy evening. The time wuspleHsantly
Ssnt in i aid playing after which light
refreshments were served, Mr, and Mrs,
I'ox r 'I veil smne very liutidsoniu pres-
euls, among whii li wus an nnliipin oak
bookcase and wiiling desk coinbimul.
Tbofe prewnt were, Mr. and Mrs. lieo,
Fin, Mr. and Mis. II. Fox, ('apt. and
Mrs, A W, (iridium, Mis Annie mi
lium, MiHM Nellie Coal Hat, A. I). Morrell,
ol I'urt luricl . Mis II. Im.tr , Mr un l
Mil T. W Foul", ("apt. ami Mrs. J. X,
liishsm, ('apt, slid Mrs. A. II. (iiahatn,
Miss Winnie (iialinm, Win. Andreten,
and Mlxs I'.i'ltii Fonts, of Ihis city.
I OMMlMt A1I D.
TontK I'.liirnK : In the remrt, given
in hint week's Fntf.mciiik, of tho setiii
centennial of the organisation of I lie ( 'mi
greiistioiial cliinrh in Dri-guli t 'it V, a
liotici', nwesssrily brief, was insdu of s
teller from Itcv. O. W. l.uras. Very
many of the friends of Mr. Lucas would
like to see that letter in print. Its '(
tertml and ('hrixlian tone will ctrike a
syuipulhetic ilionl in inutiy lieiirls it iicr-
mitted to read It; hence a copy is iilleti-d
I yuti, with llin liiH! that it mav find a
plant in your I'olnmiis. A few brief
j sentences are omitted from the original
In order to avoid making too great t
tretpuss on your spucii :
Oakland, Cal., Nov. 21, IH'.l-t
To the Congrriisildiial church in Uiegon
City, greetings:
Since I ranriot he ilh you in
is-rsoii yon rnpust that I "send such
recollections of Hie church ami its history
as may have lodged in my memory."
This would heem an 'ay tank ; Vmt re-ineiiibraiu-es
so crowd lliemselves unii
me, that it is dillii iilt to selrct from tbs
many.
Among my first recolltH tions in con
nection with the church al Oregon City,
are the earnest words of 'lis godly and
now sainted lr. Atkinson, In liisemlcavor
to persuade me to visit that church.
Having known the Oregon City church
from ils tieginiiing, and having labored
untiringly with II for many ycar', tho
place wit not only verydiarlo him,
but he wax able to set forth strongly the
Importance and the needs of that field
Then, loo, from a five-years icipiaintance
wilhtir Atkinson I had learned to re
vere and love him as a father, and to
rely much on the wisdom of his counsel;
and (htm his perHiiaslons prevailed ovr
the la-rsiiiisions from another direction,
ami I consented to vinit Oregon City for
a single Sunday. That first visit proved
to lie a pleasant one; and it is with urate
fu) appreciation that we remember tliu
cordial welcome on our arrival to enter
iion Ihe work, ami the good care and
pleasant entertainment so freely given
us hy tho dear ones w ho opened their
home to us while waiting the arrival of
our gissla.
One of. the early impressions on my
mind was that made by the condition of
the hotiso of worship, which bad for
forty years sheltered the littlo flock.
It was getting to he a wondeifully sym
pathetic and responsive structure its
timliers creaking, ita windows rattling,
and its shingles keeping time with the
great bell as it pooled out its summons
for the people to gather for worship.
The rising deairos in the hearts of the
people for something better had so often
encountered the thought that it could
not be attained, that tho prevailing sent
iment was to be content to go on as tie-
fore. Truly, "(iodliness with content
ment is great gain," but the feeling of the
pastor was, that ihiB contentment was
not of tho godly sort, and Unit w hat the
church nooded in older to tho attain
ment of Hie prniasr spiritual growth and
fiuitiige, an well as to an increase in its
liienils'rship, was to arise and build.
The bur len ol this manifold need so
weigliod on the pastor's heart, Hint he
went down to consult will) Pr. Atkinson
shout the matter; but it was only to
learn that this wise father and counsellor
had just gone to the rich reward of his
abundant labors. Some woeks later,
meeting his son, brother Edward Atkin
son, on the streets of Orvgon City, the
matter of a now church was mentioned,
and unsolicited, lie handed me a Ave dol
lar gold pioce, saying, "here's a starter,
a little nest egg, with more to follow."
I took thiB first gift for the new chuich
and laid it by as an advance souvenir of
the faith lie had In the possibility of ac
complishing the desired end.
Ths Impression was that we ought not
to build anything less than a five thous
and dollar church; and often did the
pastor hear the cheerless words, "It
can't be done, and there's no use talk
ing." Well, the Lord didn't think that
way, and he wmhi put It into the heart of
s good brother in the church to pledge a
a liberal gift, and also moved upon the
henrl of a sister in llin church, and
another In the neighboring city to pledge
liberal sums. Two Ihoosaiid dollars
already in sight greatly encouraged
Libera, h in 1 was bailed wild j'y by all;
and with a right hearty good will and
liberal hand did the brothers and sisters
lake hold of the work.
With great pleasure Olid gratitu lo to
(lod have I often called to mind how
kindly and generously the subscription
paper was met by the sople of the town
and members of other churches, as well
as by menilsirs of our own. The spirit
of iod seemed al hist to move the hearts
ol the people as tho heart of one man to
the good woik.
I do not foiget the many pleasant
hums spent with the siiK-rliilcndent of
Ihe work in planning the details of the
building, and the best ways of executing
those plans; nor bow solicitous some
were lest the Joining of the old historic
building with the new should destroy the
Is-aiily of the structure.
Well do I remember how the aged and
now sainted (iraiidmu Whitlock rejoiced
in the prwin-ct of seeing a new church
Imill on the old historic loot before she
nliotild Imi called to the better land.
There was nothing she loved so much as
the chinch. Nor shall 1 forg-t bow en.
IhusiuMtic and iils-ral many were, giving
even beyond their means that the woik
might go forward ; and so it was that the
dream liecame a glad reality.
The first sermon in the new church
was preached on March 2.!d, 1WH), by the
paslor, from Ihe text : "And Ho ((If!)
said, My presence shall go with thee.
And be (Moses) said unto to him, If thy
presence go not with me carry us not up
hence." Fx. !CI:1I, 15. There was a
secret fear in Ihe heart of the pasUir lest
the life of the church as it moved into
the new and more pretentious building
should have in it too much of the spirit
of pride, and too little of the spirit of
(iod ; and It was this t'mt led him to the
choice of this text for the first sermon
his feeling living that after the labor for
the new it were better to abide in the
humbler place than lo lose anything
from the influence of the indwelling
presence of (iod. Hut (iod did go up
with bis people, ami so bleat the Is-gin-nings
of the life in the new church with
revival interest, under the lead of brother
C. K. Clapp, t.iut during the month of
May, 1H!H), twenty-five persons were
added to the membership twenty of
tlieae on confession of faith.
My thought goes hack, also, to a simi
lar precious revival seeton in Febiuary,
. Si l . In which brothers Clapp, Staver
ami CurtiB labored together with the
pastor, their labors resulting in a goodly
gathering of souls into the mother chuc h
and the organization of the Mountain
View branch.
It will bo a trespass liKii your time to
mention further recollections, but I can
not forbear making mention of the many
seasons in which Ihe hearts o iastorand
people flowed out together in tender
sympathy as they met i.i tho house of
mourning, nnd galheied about opea
graves, and how the sod grew green over
i many graves watered with many trears.
And let me thank again the many kind
hearts that beat for Mrs. I.ucas and my
self in the hour of our aflliction, and the
loving hands which, since that time,
have so kindly, so tenderly and so often
strewn that one little grave with choicest
(lowers. The ib-ar Lord reward them.
Finally, dear brothers and sisters, may
I (iod bless you all with all spiritual bless
ings, and homitiluity reward you all for
the many kindnesses of which we have
been tho recipients at your bands. And
may (lod richly bless your present pastor
and give him many souls for bis hire.
Most cordially yours,
0. W. Lt cAs.
Hen's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO , Toledo, 0.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last 15 years and be
lieve him perfectly honorable in all bus
iness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by tneir
firm.
Wkst id Tm'ax, Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Wai.uinu, Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Hall's Catarrh Cur internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the Bysteni. Testimonials sent
free. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by
all DruggistB.
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Cheerful Winter Evening.
Nothing hrinss so much joy and com
fort to tho fireside ms a genial visitor
one that entertains; and instructs every
member of the family. The latch string
is always out for the Prairie Farmer,
for it always brings a big weekly budget.
It is brighter than ever, with a host of
now Vriters, this year. The Thanks
giving and Christmas numbers will be
worth more than a veai's subscription.
11.00 gots h'l visits "The Prairie Farmer.
A sort of lethargy sometimes takes
possession of the kidneys, and bladder;
they should he promptly 'stimulated to
healthful action by the use of Dr. J. II.
McLean's Liver and Kidney Palm. For
sale by C. U. Huntley, druggist.
Partlow's cider, clean and pure. For
sale by E. E. Williams, the Grocer.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
Awardad Colli Mtdal MUwtnMf Pair, Sao TUco.
CHRISTMAS
SUGGESTIONS
in our Hcloctiotih of Holi
day (JiftH thin year, which
havo bcon niiulo DorHonally!
from the Hiich nhown by!
many manufacturers, wej
feel that we have for yourj
inKpection the very cream!
of every thing in the way
of a Christmas gift that can
appropriately be carried in
our store.
And wo have Wl in
mind too, that this year
many pocket books are
light, and for thoHe we have
Home surprises in the way
of pretty and artistic gifts
that will draw extremly
light on their purses strings.
We hitch the dollar to a
bigger load than it ever
pulled before.
We arejproud of the bar
gains we can oiler you.
Every thing is marked in
plain figures and every
visitor can learn our prices:
without even asking ques-j
tions. You are welcome to ;
"just look around". Wej
invite ycu to come andj
"just look around . And
come early; eleventh hour
Christmas shoppers have
generally a hastly jcellected
lot of "things that will do",
which indicate more good
will than good taste on the
part of the giver.
Our stock will grow
smaller every day from now
to Christmas. Later we
shall have fewer goods, a
crowded store and less time
to wait on you attentively
as we like to do. That
you have'nt your Christmas
Cash Pox filled yet, need
make no difference; we will
lay aside for you any article
you desire to be paid forwhen
you are ready.
Among the newest
things shown this year is
Ilargreaves glass medallions
or photographs on glass
which are reproductions of
famous paintings by noted
artists and on account of
the real merit they possess
and the price at wliich they
are offered are meeting with
almost an unprecented sale.
We have them in all sizes
from 25c. to $2.50.
Huntley's Book Store,
Caufield Block.
Oregon City.
NOVELTY
Candy -:- Factory
NOW OPEN.
Manufacturer of
High Grade French and Home
Made Candies, Ice Cream and
Water Ices.
Families, Parties and Sociables
Supplied with Ice Cream in
any quantity; rates reasonable.
Try Our Ice Cream Soda.
Tropical Fruits and Nuts.
Main Street, opp. Commercial bank
II. S. Cram, Manager.
Moore's JSovcsilcd
Remedy.
Astounding in its ElTects in the cure of
Rheumatism, Asthma, Malaria, Rli
liousne88 or any other disease arising
from deranged Liver, Stomach or Kid
neys It drives all impurities from the
Blood.
Mri Chi A. Runnel, who la UrorabW known
throughout the Northwest nays:
"For Alteon y mm I was constant sufferer
with asthma without any relief, eieent that ob
tained by conMHtit change ol locality, Two
yearn ago I tried MooRK'n Kkvsalkd KkmkdY
and the UeuerUn received from It were the most
gratifying. It gave me relief trom IheflrHtand
prevented the terrible distress peculiar to the
disease that made life almost unbearable. Any
one who has ever had asthma can understand
the gratitude I feel toward this remedy. Be
lieving H has added pleasant years to my life
I have not hesitated to recommend It to all like
sufferers, aud always with tho same happy re
sults." HfcTo he had ot all druggists, or soul to
Sin a at-Holm is Dhuu Co . Seattle, Wash.
GIVES
Vjlf HEALTH.
Prices Lower
Bver Before.
CLOTHING
For Men, Youths
P2222SS2S2SS:
UNDERWEAR,
TOILET ARTICLES,
2arWr'rVr'trVrViJr'rJgS;
J FOR....
MEN and
WOMEN.
The Pioneer Store,
THOMAS OHARMAN & 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 CIIAGF.
ftar LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Jacob Kober, Proprietor.
directly and Indirectly, by people who cannot do their own figuring, writ their owm
letter, or keep their own books; and who do not know when business and legal papers
which they must handle every day are made out correctly. tWAll tbea things, and
much more, we tcaeh tAorvuyfcly.
Hundreds of our graduate! are In good positions, and there will be openings (or
hundreds more when times Improve. .Vow U the time to prepare (or them. Besides, a
business education la worth all It costs, or one's oirn use. Send (or our catalogue, to
learn vhat and lime we u-aoh. Mailed free to any address.
Portland Business College, .
A. P. Armstrong. Prln. Portland, OregOn. J. A. Wesco, Secretary.
The Argonaut
Is the only high-class political and literary weekly published on the
Pacific coast. Thousands of eingle-stamped copies of it pass through
the post office every week, reuiailed by subscribers to their friends.
It has a larger circulation than any paper on the Pacific coast, except
three San Francisco dailies. It goes into all the well to do families of
the Pacific coast. Over 18,000 circulation. Argonaut building, 215
Grant Avenue, San Francisco.
J.J. KKDDERLY, 111
GENERAL HADRWARE
Stoves and Tinware
FULL LINE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
TINWORS -A. SPECIALTY.
Corner Fourth and J Streets, - - East Portland, Oregon.
MAPLE WOOD FARM
F. R. ANDREWS. Prop.,
Fresh Vegetables and Fruits,
By successive planting and irrigation my vegetables are always
crisp and tender.
Daily Delivery to all Parts of the City.
Ture Cider Vinegar in Stock Ready for Delivery. Breeder of
Pure Blood Plymouth Rock and Brown Leghorn
Chickens. Pekin Ducks.
Oregon City Enterprise
$1.50 Per Year in Advance.
and Children.
OVERCOATS
Mackintoshes.
FOR.... f
MEN and
WOMEN.
are lost
annually,