Oregon City enterprise., March 01, 1895, Image 3

Oregon City Enterprise.
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niackamns Co. Directory.
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CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
I'riee the lowest Ked Front More.
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Marr Itulmrtaun.
('oil fur sample.
Kir Ullcl Unit) W(XMl WHIlt( Ht till
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Fluent 1 1 mi il lut'o In tint city at the
Iturket atorti,
Hinnkn tlie KirnicnHO cigar. K. K.
William, Him grocer.
Money to limn on good real estate
aecurity by A. 8. lruHHr.
Highest price paid by the Commercial
hank (or county and city warraula.
The late! in visiting card at the Kn.
TKkPKiKk OtrrK.K. I'rire to lull you.
Imperial Kgg Food will make your
hwni lay. K. K. William, the grocer.
To make room (or other itood, tinware
will be closed out at cost at the Itacket
tote.
A One nine oiind girl arrived at the
home ol V. II. Savage, of Kly, on Thurs
day last.
Freylag'i appAtiiing pickleiean be had
at the Corner grocery, Kent In the
market.
Ladies' hone, cotton, woolen and
fleece-lined at the Kacket atom,
woolen hose 20c. to 2fc. er pair.
Fine
Ordnra left at the Commercial cigar
tore, Commercial Hank hliM'k, for 4 (not
or 10-inch wood, promptly filled.
A. Alderman, of I'ortland, will attend
to tuning and repairing I'ianoa and
Organ, I-eave order at IturmoUter A
Andrawm It
Bkiiaocx. Applea, prune, ralnina,
ilntiin or rice 5 cent a pound; lemon
Oil orange a penny each at The Hed
J rout.
pyatera, wholenale or retail, to familic
aiw partlv. Alno aerved In any atyle,
lri'4i and palatable at the I'ortland re
taurant. '
It cure pilen, it cure obntlnate aore,
chnpped hand, wound. It does tlii
quickly. I there any good reanon why
you ahould not ue IH Wiit'a Witch
llaiel Salve?
Win. Stover, residing on Twelvth and
Monroe alrevts has traded a piece of lund
on the Alxtrnetliy to W. 11, Hiirghardt
Utr a bonne and two lota in Ilolton and
moved to hi new ixmciwion last Friday.
. Take a done ol DeWltt'i Little Karly
Itinera junt (or the good they will do you.
Those little Fill are good for Indigestion,
good for headuce, good for liver com
plaint, good (or constipation, lhey are
good. C. G. Huntley, druggint.
Don't fail to hear the phonograph and
see the Yellowstone l'ark at the M. E
church Friday evening March 8. The
pictures will be twelve feet In diameter
and will comprise the moat interesting
aerie of view ever ahown in the city,
See posters.
Insure In the Farmer' Co-oierative
Fire Insurance Asf dution of Oregon
;lty. The cheapest mutual protection
li, the state, Men combined to limine
thKiselve. ApplicatloiiH taken by M.
L.Moore, county treasuter, and presi
dent o( the Association. Agent wanted
throughout the state, Address the sec
retaiy, 0. A. Cheney, Oregon City, Or,
Join Shade has secured a lease of the
Oriet tul Hotel, and has thoroughly reno
vated the house, painted, cretod and
refurnished the room and put every
thing '0 first class order. The bible is
now ei.nal to if not better than any hotel
in the city, Board can be had at reason
able rates by the day, week, or month.
Firat class accommodation lor transient
ciiHtom, This house will hereafter be
known as the " Willamette Hotel." fit
At the close of the union meetings
held at the Methodist church in January
it wa announced that another week of
almilar meetings would he held after a
time. It has now been decided to hold
such meetings at the 1'resbvterian
church during the week beginning March
10. The (our pastor will all be on the
ground, and it 1 exacted that the (our
churches will rally to the work and that
ontlmaiaHtio and profitable meetings will
be the result.
Dr, K. A. Sommer waa called to Ger
vais Inst Thursday evening by the death
of his uncle, Kev. Father Sommor.
Other than a sister In Portland, Father
Sommor was tho, only rulutive Dr. Som
nier had oa this Coast, and a strong at
tachment existed between the two.
Father Sommer was one of the brightest
among the Catholic clergy In the elate,
and his loss la severely felt. His inter
ment took place Saturday in St. Mary's
cemetery, Portland.
M'NDAV M'HOOL CONVENTION.
A NnrfcaNfiil Meillng Held lit ('India.
rmu J.MMt Wfck.
Jim tilth anntiul convention of the
('lm kaniH County Kunday School Anno
ciutlon met In Clackamas, Feb. 21 and
22. About fifty delegate were present
and an excellent progrni wa rendered.
The convention held four session,' oikiii'
ing on Thursday evening and cloning
friday evening. Each Mission beuvn
with aong service, the music of con
vention being one ol ltd moat pleasant
feature. Thia wan lurgely due to the
annlNtance of an excellent choir of Cluck
amaa talent, which sang never al rouning
antbemn, under the leadcrnhip of Mr
Lawrence,
ine imirsosy evening amnion wan
chiefly occupied by an addrena by Mr. J
K. tirooin, of Oregon City, on "The
Dulles of Hundav School Siiiwriiilnnil
enta." It wa verv uiuetlvend called
forth lnmrlliv diminuiliifi l.v uv.r.l ,I..U.
gate and hy Kev. Winan of the Amen'
can Sunday School Union.
On Friday morning Mr. Groom read
a paiwr on "Our Succena." Among
other thing she njNike of a plan called
the "Loyal Sunday School Army IMan,1
originated by It. V. Ja.oha. Kupt. Key.
Hold and other of wido experience,
which ha proved helpful In increasing
attendance and intercut in the Sunday
achool. "Failure In Sunday School
Work," wa dlacuawxl by several in the
ahaenre ol a paper on the aubiect. Dr.
Coaan.ofOregou City, then presented
the quention, "I the International Lea-
aonHystem the Heat?" ami discussed It
on both aide, finally deciding in the
altlrmutiv flllx.ni .ru,ku .1, , ,,
ubject. Mr. T. J. Gary, of Milwaukee,
gave a abort talk on "The I'seof Mai,"
which waa helpful. "The Library and
It Use," waa then well presented by Mr.
G. bwope, of Oiegon City. An excellent
paper waa then read by Kev. Thomaa
Itoyd, of Portland, encouraging the
worker.
The president then appointed the fol
lowing nominating committee: Kev.
Syke. chairman, Mr. Ed. Andtewa.
Mr. 8woie, Mr. Talbert, Mr. Gary and
the secretary. Also a temperance com
mittea, consisting of Mra. K. It. Andrews
ml Mr. L. C. Driggs, both of Oregon
City.
The afternoon session waa largely oc
cupied by business. Thoroll call showed
twenty-two achool represented. Reports
of school were read hy the delegatea
from twenty-one achwola, and many oral
reKrta from new schools and ot Iters who
failed to send reporta doubled the list of
county schools now known from twenty-
seven last year to fifty-five in 181)5.
The nominating committee recom-
mended aa lollow : For president, Mrs.
C. F. Clark, ot Clackamas; for vice
president, Mrs. h. C. Eastman, ol New
Era; for secretary, Mr. B. M. Finch, of
Milwaukee; (or treasurer, Mrs. J. K,
(room, of Oregon City. Mrs. Cooke
waa reserved as a substitute (or
president,, but both she and Mrs. Clark
refusing to serve, the name of Mr. Ho-1
berg waa substituted and the rep jrt
adopted,
A solo was then rendered by Miss I
Ella Hoberg, of Oregon City. Mr.
Clinton, president of the State Sunday
School association then greeted the con-
vention with a few words of cordial en-
couragement, and closed inviting all prea-
ent to attend the coming state conven-
tion, which will convene in Portland on
May 7th, 8th and 9th next.
The temperance committee reported
by reading resolution they had drawn
up, and after tome remarks of commen
dation they were adopted hy the con
vention. Key. Boyd brought greetings
from Multnomah county, of which he is
president. He also suggested that the
last Sabbath of November be set apart
aa a Becial temperance dsy aa it is else
where.
No paper lieing present on the Chau
tauqua Idea In relation t Sunday achool,
Mrs. Driggsand Mr. Winan both spoke
on that subject. Mr. Groom explained
at length the plan of which Mrs. Groom
spoke in the morning. Remarks and
questions drifted to other matters and
occupied considerable time piofitably.
Mr. Gary, of Milwaukee, rose to invite
the convention to Milwaukee in lSiKi.
Rev. Svkes also repeated a former in
vitation to meet at Oregon City Metho
dist church. By vote the association
accepted the invitation to Milwaukee.
Miss Ella Hoberg then sung a pretty
song.
The evening session opened by reports
ot vice preHUients given oraiiy. itieap-
pointment of district vice presidents for
tho coming year was loft to the president.
Oral reports from the delegates to the
state convention at- Salem were given.
The report of the committee on resolu
tions was read and adopted, thanking
the Clackamas friends for their generous
hospitality and helpfulness, they having
cordially entertained the visiting dele-
gate. Tho address of the evening was
then delivered by Rev. C. Holdridge, of
l'ortland, on tne need of the Holy Spirit.
Kev. tsyaes men lea a short praise
service in which many personal testi
monials were given. This closed a most
pleasant and profitable convention.
E. M. Donaldson, Sec.
When your guidman comes home at 'een,
He aye expects to see
Two cosy slipper on the hearth,
And a cup of Japoolo Tea.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
World'a Fair Highest Award.
Went Side Celebration.
The achool observed Washington'
birthday in the most fitting manner.
Old Glory wa nullified and sal lit d in
the mont 'ittiioti6 lle. The prjgraui
consisted of drills, recitation and nati
onal hymn, all by the children, The
exercises were rendered in nnch a happy
manner a to reflect great credit on the
children themselves, alnoon their teach
er who had taken Infinite palna to drill
them. The hatchet and flag drill were
aplimdid and by special request the
children repeated them at the Baptist
church in the evening.
Min Dulny Worley and little Arthur
Kchmedti deserve aecial mention (or
the pleasing way In which they recited
their piece. MaaterHchmedh'a arenUi
aie Swin and have come here with that
intense love for borne and country, the
like which ha made Switzerland the1
model government of the earth. We
I'artily winh there were more like them
among UH
There wag a large number of visitors
present who went away congratulating
themnelvei that the dintrict waa ao fortu
nate an to have teacher who are trying
to inculcate the love of home and
country in the pupil.
We are surprised to leurn that
the day wa not observed at all hy
the Oregon City achool. With the great
number of patriotic order in our town
and with the present patriotic board
",ud ,,v ll""r ,ar8 corf ' c'lj,e
l";hra, one would naturally expect
',nulhi,,K i,,lm,',,,,e in Oregon City
Mr. John Thompaon who had his
l''Ker severely cut by the barker in the
Pu'P ""ill la again able to be at his post
in llie mill.
Mr. John Shannnon, who ba been
confined to hi bed lor the paat two
month by the la grlpiie, which anttled
in bia kidney I now able to be up and
about the house for a few houra each
day, Communtatob.
For C'hautauquaa.
The fo. lowing la the program of th
"Nautilu" C. I 8. C:
Quotation, from Kiirm.
Character Study, Dr. Chaa. 11 Tarkhurat
Kevtew of From Chaucer to Tennyson
chapter 0, page 1M.
Music.
Select Reading. v
Mualc. Quartette.
Sketch of Robert Burn.
8vniK)luni. What doe Oray'a Elegy
xprea to me.
Critic' report.
Circle will meet at the residence of L. C.
Priggn, on Tuesday, March 5. Exercise
will begin at 8 o'clock sharp. Members
will please remember the hour of beginning
and that each member has the privilege of
bringing a friend.
Botany Bay,
The Canemah Dramatic Co. have de-
cided to present Botany Bay, or the Con
vict's Daughter, again on Saturday
March 2. This haa been determined for
the reason that there were some who
desired to witness the presentation last
Saturday but could not, and many others
have, since the performance of Saturday
night. The proceeds, aa those of last
week's sale will be devoted to the Cane-
mab school. There will be some new
features this week including singing,
Tickets 25 and 35 cents. Reserved seats
will be on aale at Huntley's Book Store.
School children under 14 yeaia of age
will be admitted on payment of onlv
10 cents. The doors will 0en at 7
o'clock the curtain will rise at 8:15.
At a recent examination for postal
clerk in Portland, C. A. Hermann, of
this city, whose run is on the overland
between Portland and Ashland, had the
honor of attaining a per cent of 99 6 on
the correctness of his papers. Ot the
"(iO post oflicea in Oregon he gave the
correct routing for mail to all but three
and (or these the errors were not vital,
these offices being among those supplied
by more than one route and he neglected
to give all the routes. Mr. Hermann's
high percent is a complement to him
self and is an Indication of the effciency
of the postal service
The story of Evangeline never grows
old. Leighton Kelly will tell it' in brief
at . the symposium Friday evening
Laurence Driggs will talk of the life and
work of Longfellow. Miss Gertrude
Humphrey will give the charming "Woo
ing of Hawatha" with pantomimic ac
companiment and Miss Bessie Evans
will depict the sad fate that befell the
lovely Minnehaha, iairest of Dacotah
women.
You make no mistake when you take1
De Witts Little Early Riser for bilious'
ness, dyspepsia or Headache, oecause
these little pills cure
them. C. G,
Huntley, druggist.
Have yon tried the minced sea clams
yet? They are delirinus.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
YUCCA.
A toilet soan made by a new process
from the famous Mexican soap root with-
without the use of any animal fat. Has
been used by the Spaniards and Mexi-
cang i Kg crude state for generations.
An absolutely pure article.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
Board anil Rooms.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Green, late of the
Electriq hotel have rented the large and
commodious dwelling belonging to L. T.
Barin on Main and Thirteenth streets
and offer furnished rooms and table
board, or either one seperate. Terms
reasonable.
AMONG THE 1.0 DUES.
On Friday evening of last week Electric
Lodg No. B5, Ancient Order United
Workman, waa Instituted at Canemah by
Grand Master Workman W. W. Bran
nan, of Pendleton. The new lodge starts
out with a membership of twenty-one
and has flattering prospects of growth
into one of the stronirent Modges of the
state. The olhcers as chosen are Rudolph
Koener, past master workman; T. F.
Ryan, master workman ; R. Staub, fore
man; J. C. Bradley, overseer; W. A.
Cheney, recorder; W, M. Robinson,
financier; C. E. Burns, guide; John
NeiW, Inaide watchman; G. W. Faust,
outside watchuan ; R. Koener, M. Bol
lack and F, Botz-el trustees. The louge
will meet at Stokes' hall on the second
and fourth Monday in each month.
At a regular meeting on Tuesday even
ing Willamette Falls Camp No. 148,
Woodmen of the World, conferred the
Protection degree upon one candidate
and acted on six applications for mem
bership. The camp contemplates giving
another entertainment in the near future.
They also adopted the following
BKSOI.ITIONS Or CoNOOLKNCK.
Wiif.kkas, The family of our esteemed
Neighbor L. L. Pickens ha been visiied
by the greatest of all a mictions, the loss
of their only child, who departed this life
recently, therefore, be it
Resolved, That the sincere sympathy
of Willamette Falls Camp No. 148, Wood
men of the World, and each member
thereof, be, and the same is hereby ex
tended, to our Neighbor and hi wife in
thia hour of their sorrow and trial.
Resolved. That a copy of these resolu
tions lie sent to esteemed Neighbor L.
L. Pickens and wife, and spread upon
the records of our camp, and that a copy
hereof be sent to the Okcoon City Enter
pais for publication.
( E. E. Mabtis,
Committee C. Hobkkq,
( A. Hvtson.
bastirn star anniversary.
On Tuesday of this week Pioneer Chap
ter No. 28, O. E. 8., celebrated its first
anniversary at their hall in the Masonic
temple. As guest of the ladie of the
chapter nearly all the maons of the city
together with their families were present
and a very enjoyable evening was spent
A delicious lunch waa served aa a part of
the evening' entertainment, and it was
greatly appreciated by those present.
The Odd Fellows will have with tbem
1 thnir Irwltfaa mnat inrr Thn rmA j v anariin r
-" .wH ..u.(nts VTV'iilij
Grand Master L. G. Parker, whoia mak-
ing a tour of tbe state,
The Workmen had a visit to their
lodge last Saturday eyening 'of the
Grand Master. W. V. Brannin, of Pen
dleton. He addressed the members and
did much to imfuse new life into the
lodge, Sunday evening, he being a
minister, delivered a sermon at the
Workmen hall to the members and their
friends that waa an able effort and well
appreciated by the audience,
Sudden change . of temperature and
humidity of the atmosphere often pro
duce disorders of the kidney and blad
der. Uae Dr. J. II. McLean' Liver and
Kidney Balm to check these troublns in
their incipiency. For Bale by C. G.
Huntley, druggist.
Will's seeda are good; Likewiae hi
tree and plant. Twelfth annual cata
logue now ready, ia full of thinga that
will interest vou. among which are
sacahne the new forage plant, Great
Northern Bean, seventy day corn, first
of all peaa and golden queen onion
Hanly fruit and forest trees at hard times
prices. $25 in prir.es for best yield of
com. Uacar it. Will, ttismark, North
Dakota.
We might teli you more about One
Minute Cough Cure, but you probably
know that it cures a cough. Every one
does who has used it. It is a perfect
remed for coughs, colds hoarseness.
It is an especial for children, being
pleasant to take and quick in curing.
C. G. Huntley, drnggist.
Removed.
The dental office of L. L. Pickens D. D.
has been removed to the Barclay block,
Main street, suspension bridge corner
where he can be found at hours to meet
his patrons.
Home-made bread is recognized as
the very best at all times and the cus
tomers of J. Egle the Shively building
baker assert that they can not tell the
difference between his bread and that
made at-home unless it be that his is
juht a little the better. But don't tell
your wife that.
You ought to know this: De Witt's
Witch Hazel Salve will heal a burn and
stop the pain instantly. It will cure
badly chapped hands, ugly wounds,
sores, and a well known cure for piles.
C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Harness Wanted.
A single harness ia wanted at the
Home Made Bakery, Shively block.
Busy people have no time, and sensi
ble people have no inclination to use a
slow remedy. One Minute Cough Cure
acts promptly and gives permanent re
sults. The Entkrprihk is the only news
paper in Oregon that gives a cash pre
mium to those paying their subscription
in advance.
Yucca Boot toilet soap will not chap
the hands or face.
E. E. Williams, the grocer.
lirandbcfliitifi'l
the woman who keeps
:l a (lii.ati'.'c the com-j,i-xion
bcautifiera,
paint and powders,
which soon rain the face.
A healthy glow to the
akin, a face without
wrinkles, and sparkling;
eye, will be yours if yon
keep the ayitrm and the
anrcial internal organ
Tbe younir girl, or wo
man, often grows Dale, wrinkled and thin,
eat little, everything wearies her, the com
plaina of herself as aching and aore and a
sleeping poorly. Often she ia troubled with
backache, or a tender spine, with a bearing:
down weight in the abdomen, or at periods
ahe may be irregular, or suffer extreme pain
from functional derangement.
Dr. Pierce, chief consulting physician to
the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Iluffalo, N. V., in his long; and active experi
ence, met aianycasea of this kind, for which
be nsed a prescription which wa found to
cure such aimcullies permanently in ninety
eight per cent, of all cases. Having proven
so successful, Dr. Pierce put his " Favorite
Prescription " on the market, and it is to-day
sold more largely than any other medicine
for the ills of woman.
For all functional derangements, displace
ments, ulceration, inflammation, and tbe
catarrhal drain from the lining membrane
of the special internal organs of women, Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription reaches tbe
origin of the trouble, and correct it
Mrs. Mat Cam. of Frankfort, Franklin G,
III., writrt: " A lew
years ai?o I took coltl,
which resulted in female
trouble, and aftVctcd my
wnoie system. Aoum a
year ago, I took chills,
ni
1 one or two a memth
they were very wrakeo
1117. Had pain in my
I'lctvmorr frcqitrntly ia
left ntlc; gradually jjreir
wotk until, finally, I
bad to take to bed. I
had a bad cough and
couldn't ret. X com
menced taking vour
medicine, took it a Hot it
four month, lamina;
even bottles of Doctf
Fierce'a Favorite Pre
acriptioa and five of hia
4V
Ma. CaiM.
'Golden Medical Dts.
cor cry." My weipht haa increased, and 1 fed
better and at outer than I have for yearm."
Reduction
In Prices
We are
groinarto
dispose
of all our
Heavy weight
Underwear-
Before
warm weather
catches us if
I
f HCe IS
any object
to you
Heavy natural wool underwear,
regular price i.ou a suit, now yuc.
Camels Hair, heavy, regular
$2.00 now $1.50.
Pure wool, heavy weight, regular
4.uu, now f 6.W.
A new line
of latest style
Collars
At a popular
price, 15c.
Glass & Smyth.
OEPAIRING.
J. P. LOWE,
THE RELIABLE
WatciMer Nemt Door to 8tr
ail JEWeler Work Warranted.
A Trial Is Asked,
McKittrick's shoes are the
fi
In rood condition.
W J7
7m
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McKittrick's prices are the lowest on earth.
McKittrick's styles are always the latest.
McKittrick's house is the squarest on earth.
MOTIOEI NOTICE!!!
WE ARE NOW LOCATED
AT
Suspension Bridge Corner,
and in order to acquaint yourself with our new
location, are offering extraordinary bargains.
We are determined to make
our new Store-
The Cheapest Place in Oregon F
To do your
x.
The "Commercial.
The best brands of Cigars and Fine Tobac
cos. SMOKER'S SUPPLIES.
No. 3, Commercial Bank Block. A
LOWEST
CASH
PRICES-
IN THE CITY
Blue Front
Grocery.
Seventh St., E. P. Elliott, Prop
All New Stock, -:--:-
Of Best Quality.
FREE DELIVERY.
A TRIAL ORDER ASKED.
New Good
Modern Prices.
ffoner Grocery.
Complete stock of
Fine Family Groceries,
Try my extra
Choice Tea--ass
Richard Freytag.
Main and Fourteenth Streets.
Oregon
Kendall
Steam Dye Works,
& Slaughter, ProDrietora
Cor. Eight and Bumside bts., Portland
Oregon.
Clothing cleaned, colored and repaired.
Ladies' shawls and dress goods a spec
ialty. Faded clothing restored to its
original color, to look like new. Satis
faction guaranteed. Give na call.
Work called for and delivered.
KaUbllNhed IMS.
PIONEER
Transfer1 and E$fle$,
Freight and parcels delivered,
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
JOHN YOUNGER,
IEWELE R,
Opp. Huntley's Drujt Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IX
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
8. DRAKE.
DENTIST.
Nttroui Oxide for the palmeti extraction
oi ieia
All work warranted tnd price reasonable.
Rcximj 7. 8 and t, unuthwest corner Pint and
i trior street. Glenn A Cox'm old Hand,
Portland, Oreiron.
COLUMBIA HOOK AND LADDER CO.
Meet! first Friday of mnrh mnnth .I
Fountain engine home. Cms. Athiy, Pres.
M. B riLLOW, Be'y. CHA. Brrzia. 'no
DR D. S. STRYKER, DENTIST, HAS RK
moved to Odd Fellows' tenmle 8. W. Cor. lt
and Alder, Portland, Orrgan.
best on earth.
Purchasing.
SEi - r.iKro.
E. PARKER, Proprietor.,
J. W. O'Connell, Ma'gr.
!;. I. hiM