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Orego City 7 enterprise; VOL.29. NO. r.. OREGON CITY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNK 28, 1895. ESTABLISHED I860 N Li i COIlltTH. Circuit court oniiventia flrat Mfilulny In TxiNin'i nm, iinrii piiilliiay III Aplllt No- Probate ocmrt In aeulim flr.t Ur.iui.v in .,.. OommlMlnnnra court minta Aral Wedtieartay ,.v, hiri f nr in dri'H niOIIUI, a i. a. HiKAam v, n. num. 1 INKAKHON & IIYHK, ATTORNEYS AT I, AW Will praotloe In all ruurli nl ttt alale." OflWIu JniiKnr HulMIng iippiinllti Court limine. 1 OltlKlN K. IMVK8, LAWYER. All Irital mattra linnloil lo i r in 1 1. 1 1 y. "tir II. ixiiivnh ATTORNEY AT LAW, Nomuv ri' m.it; CANIIY, OIIKIIIlN. i, Will practice In nil court, nl He lli.urntii'e wrltlen In nil Icaillug c .nitln. All Irani ot '. lla hirm. Ik Co lent'eiiaa apetiialty. (1 K. I..HTOKY, I ATTORNEY AT LAW. t'patalre oppmlle Court lloiiw. Tltlea ri.mllicl mil ati.lrarla mails. Money leaned, Mnrtnjrn i,ri-rln.d anil a general law lmliima. OUT OF SICHT and above t;onix)tltion HtrikuH tlie knynoto l our now stock of carpets, rugs, malting ami oil clotliH, That's tlio idea ; alwve com Petition ili'HcrilicK our K.miiion In tlio whole carpet trail", and wd'w never afraid such designs can li found In the whole country round ii a we have in our stock. Patterns likn on ur a K'). and for that reaaon tlitirv'ro (fiih(f everywhere in Clackamas County. The newest, brightest, and the must attractive designs are si way ours. That wan our reason lor selecting tliem. It's aUo a good reason for your Relucting what ever you ihmki irom our comprehensive exhibit. THE CHAUTAUQUA. Greatest Gatherlntr Ever Held in Oregon. A MEAT LITERARY KOftKVOl'M. f'roKram Embracing Every Line of Progreire Tliouglit A fine Array of Talent. BELLOMY & BUSCH. The Housefurnlsliera. H O'NKIII.. J. nnn. T. oairntM O'NKII.L, IIKIKiKK. TIIOMI'HON AOItimTII. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Olllcva In llaralry llnlldliig. Oregon City, and Do General Law 'I i' in 1 1 U-, 1'iirllaiMl. liilni.a, I .nan Money, Cullrrtlnii.. I'rge J J T HI.AI'KN, NOTAKY ITIU.K; an.l (ON VK YANCKH. Ileal aafale liainlli'il. Insurance wrlltfii III the Harilonl, i.l llarlliinl, I'ala'lne. North Hrlll.il It HririillU Hamburg ot llri'uiau Ofllce with II. K. Cnna, Oregon ('It V. Oregon l.At'KAMA AIIHTHACT A Tlil hT CO. irarta of Ctnrkar.ta. county nrntterty a Mteo- lany. (iiH)tl work, ri'anlialile rharifi'a, Yinrk iruaraiilt'i'it (tlve in. atrial I 0 Ulnureiie, C. K liniialilxin, J, F. I lark, Mrri iiiia. oriioon ( ity, .... naaoiiN. c AT" Pure Drus In a jirt'Hcription nro of an much valuo in HiekncBH an hkillcd medical attcntlanco. 7th. St. DrtiK Store. MiikeH a NK;iaIty of carrying a stock of pure drunB and all itrcHcrijitions are ciirefully compounded. Dr. L. M. Andrews. K M JOimailX INMAlItU A JOHNSON. aiNxaiHD. CIVII. ENtilNKKItH ANl HI RVKY0KH. Hallway Iwatlmi ami rnu.triii'llon, tirllna. ilaii.ainl catliiiatra (or walir auij'!y. I'ralliaje ami atrrct lliipriivi-mcnl nl tnwna. Xpaclal aitiHilliui (Ivcn to Araiihthi( ami blue irlnllii L'AKKY JOIINHON, I.AWYKK Corner Kllit ami Main ttrceta, Oregon City, (ircKiiii. RKAI. EST AT K TO HK I.L AND MoNKY TO LOAN. L L, HOKTKK, ATTOHNKY AT LAW iarraAi-m or raorakTY rt'KMiainn. Offlc neit to Oregon City liank on Dth atreet. Q 0. T. W II.UAMH. KKAL KHTAYK TrTl) WAN AOKNT, A good line ol biialtieaa, rcildiMice and aubitrball rrupiTly. Farm I'roperty In trai n to mil ou eaajr lormi Correarmnrtenr promptly anawered. Odlce, next door loCauneld A llniilley'i drugatore. ..WILL FIND THE. Able to tfivis Prices anl work Equal to tlio best to bo had in Portland on Doors, Sash, Blinds and in nido Finishing. House Bills a Specialty. Orders for Turning Filled. Robbins & Lawrence, Prop. Shop on Main and Eleventh Street. Q !. D. C. LATOl'ltHTTR, ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT LAW MAIN MTKKKT, OHKttON CITY, OKKOON. furnlih Alxtracta nl Title, iMtn Money, Fore- oio.e atongagea, ami trauaaot ueuerai Law lliialneaa. JJ K. CHOH8, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will I'kactic i in All Coi't or the Stat Heal Kjlate anil Iiunranre. Ofllreon Main HI rout bet Sixth and Seventh, ORKIION CITY, OR. Q II. DYB, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW Office over Oregon City Bank, ORIOON CITY, ORKOOH KO. C. 1IK0WNKLU ATTORNEY AT LAW, Orioon City, Orioon. Will practice In all the enurta nf the atate. 01 flee, next door to Catiltold A llunlluy'a drug tore. milE COMMERCIAL) BANK, OF OREGON CITY. Capital, 1100,004 TRANRACTB k ORNKRAL BANKINO BURINKBSi Loam made. Bllli dlacounted. Makei col lection!. Buya and lolla exchange on all pnltita In the United Statoa, Europe aud Hong Kong. Dopoilti recoiled aubjeot to chock. Bank open from D A. u. to i r. at. Saturday Tenlugi from S to 7 P. at. D. O. LATOURKTTE. Prealdent. F. E. DONALDSON, Caahler JJANK OF OKKOCN CITY, Oldest Banklnz Hesst Id tie Cltr. Patd up Capital, M),000. Hurplua, A),000. PRRHIPItNT, VICI PRRalDRNT, CAHHIXR. If AMAOKR. TII0R. CHARMAK 0IO, A. IIARDINa. I. O. CAttrtKLD. C1IARI.U H. CAUrtXLO, A general banking btialneai transacted. Depoalta rooelved nibjoct to check. Approved bllla and notea dlacounted. County and city warrant bought. Loan a mulo on available aocurlty. Exchange boiiRht and lold. Collection! made promptly. Draft! sold iVfU'u Ic In any part of the world Telegraphic exchange gold on Portland, Sao Fraaeliteo, (Thloajj anl New York. t- ,s. Interest pl.( r' rpoalti. tub Afenlaof THE t,OS DON CHEQUE BANK, OREGON CITY IRON WORKS J New and Enlarged Shop with all appliances for MACHINE WORK & CASTING. All work executed in the Iwnt manner possible. teed on all orders. Promptness guaran- REPAIRI1TG - .A. - SPECIALTY, Prices the lowent to bo had in Portland. Shon on Fourth Street. near Main, Oregon City, Oregon. L ROAKE & CO., Proprietors. -ow you Can Save Money When your children need a laxative or stomach and bowel regulator, buy BABY'S FRUIT LAXATIVE. Fifty Jones for twenty-hve cents. The season for colds and coughs is upon us. In order to be pre pared for an cmergoncy, get a bottle of Baby's Pectoral Syrup, The best in the market. Price 25 cents. For sale at the CANBY PHARMACY, Canby, Or. DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor. Do You Need a legal Blank? Tho ENTERPRISE has the only complete stock in Clackamas county. Nearly 200 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. EQUAL SUFFRAGE IIEADQUAR TERS. Tho hijiial SuHYaue Annotation hai made arraiiKomunta for elegantly ap pointed headquarters, which will be in chaise of Mr. Helen Dickinaon Har ford, atate director, and where the fol lowing program will be prenented: July 10 Women in Journalism Mr. C. A. Cohurn, Mm. Eugenie M. Shearer. July 12 Women in Literature Mr. Julia 11. Bauer, Mrs. F. A. Arnold. July 13 Women in Art Mr. Jodie De- Voro Johnson, Mrs. Lucy Scott Bower, Mr. A. G. Coleman. July 14 Women in Education Mi Eucljd K. Orookhatn, Mra. Ralph R Duniway. July 15 Women in Church Work- Mr. T. L. Eliot, Mra. Ellen Scott Latourette. Women as Homo Makers Mr. Ada CorniHh HerUche, Mrs. Maria Clinton DeLaslimutt. I July 10 Women in Other Lands Mi. I ft v n.. i T........I. t....i t. Women as Mother Mrs. Abi gail Scott Duniway, Mr. Franci Moreland Harvey. July 17 Women in BiiHiness Mr. Lydia Hunt King, Dr. Annice E. Jef frey, Dr. Mary LeonarJ, Dr. N. J. A. Simons. July 18 Women as Philanthropic Mis Helen F. Spaulding, Dr. Franci A. Cady. July 19 Women in Politics Miga Nel lie Hill, Mia Chriatine McConnell. Besnie Isaac Savage, president of the Woman and the Ballot Mrs. Washington State Equal Suffrage Association. W. C. T. U. HEADQUARTERS. The State W. C. T. U. have arranged for a department In care of Mrs. Anna A. R!;?i, Director of the School of Meth ods. Their program Is as follows, to be presented each day at 4 o'clock : July 10 Opening School of Methods Mrs. Anna R. Riggs. July 11 "The Lady or the Tiger, Which?" Mr. Narcissa White-Kin ney, Astoria. July 12-Capital and Labor Mrs. L. II. A deli ton, Lents. July 13 Press Work Mrs. L. A. Nash, Albany. July 15 Peace Mrs. Elizabeth B. Miles. Newberg. July 16 Narcotics Mrs. S. M. Kern, Portland. Systematic Giving Mrs. M. L. Driggs, Oregon City. July 17 Securing Homes for Homeless Children Mrs. M. E. Hoxter, Portland. July 18 Kindergarten .Mrs. Caroline Dunlap, Miss lone Dunlap. July 19 Mother's Meeting Rev. Ida Rotnick, Sunnyview. Response by s Salem Junior, Harold Gi bert. Song by Oregon City Juniors. What the Boys' Brigade Stands for a Portland boy. What the Junior Endeavor Society stands for Mis Mabel Bryant, Forest Grove. Song, by Portland Juniors. Open parliament, led by Miss J. Marks. Question: What one good thing can I mention in the work ol my society? (Let one Junior appointed for the pur poss, answer for each society). Song, by Boy's Brigade. Address to the Boys' Brigade, Mr. M. M. Hamilton. Address to the Juniors, Mis Carrie Kos. Closing service, Mr. W. I). Palmer. All Junioas admitted tree on this day. and on the Mount so do his modern dis ciple teach and study the scripture les son. The Hall in the Grove has be come s temple of philosophy. Wise in structors discuss economics and social science, the botanistdissects the flowers, the chemist compounds hi gases, the class in drawing follows the stroke of S master poncil, the chorus pulses and throbs at the baton-stroke of the great musician. Such an assembly is s boon to any community. POPl'LAR LECTURES. JVLY 10-20. HEADQUAR- DEPABTMKNT OF PHYSICAL TRAINING. J . It. Wetherbee, Director : The courses offered are open to both ladies and gen tlemen, and are designed to meet the wants of public and private school teach ers, and all person seeking their per sonal improvement either by exercise or in learning how to look after their phys ical welfare. The course will consist of theory and practice with special attention to drills suitable for public school work without other apparatus than ordinary school furniture. There will be daily lectures and classes in practical work . The theoretical work of the course comprise lecture and practical talks on the following subjects: Anatomy general structure (bones, muscle, vis cera . ) Applied Anatomy. Lectures and de monstrations on the actions of the mus cle and best method of developing them. Physiology. Lectures on blood, cir culation, respiration, digestion, nutrition and excretion. Personal Hygiene. Lectures on diet, sleep, exercise, bathing, clothing, and various agents of health. Physical Training. Lectures on the history of physical education and adap tation of the different methods to public school and college work. Growth of Children. Variations and peculiarities in the growth and develop ment of children of different ages, and the bearing of these changes upon their mental and moral life. Physical Basis of Mental Life. Rela tion of the body and mind in health and disease ; dependence of the nervous sys tem upon soundness of structure ; build ing the brain by improving the body. School Seating and Ventilation. The effect of improper ventilation and seating. Causes of spinal curvature. Responsi bility of parents and teachers. Gymnastics Drills suitable for pub lic and private school work with and without apparatus ; home exercise with out apparatus. Athletics. Out-of-door exercises, bi cycling, etc. The daily practical work of the course consists of the following exercises : Free Movement. Introductory exer cises without apparatus for stretching the muscles, euppieing the joints and set ting up the figure. (Swedish. Calisthenics. Light and Bingle ryth mic movement of body and limb for the cultivation of grace and elegance in form and bearing; figure marching and fancy steps. Lit:ht Gymnastics. Exercises with wooden dumb bells, wans and clubs; Savonarola, Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus, Chicago. The Passion Plav at Oherammeriran. President Jordan, of Leland Stanford. The Poetry of Art, by the painter. John Ivey, of San Francisco. The Lady or the Tiger Which? Mrs. Narcissa White Kinney. Don Quixote and his Modern Imitators, Dr. George R. Wallace. What are American Principles? Colonel T. M. Anderson. China and the Chinese, with stereopti- can, Bev. W. S. Holt. Lear and Macbeth, President Chapman. Hard or Soft Soap Which? Prof. G. W. Shaw. Physical Culture. Prof. Wetherbee and Miss R. Anna Morris. Health and Heredity, Dr. Francis A. Cady. Some Geologic Problems, Prot. Tboe. Condon. How to Forecast the Weather, B. S. Pague, U. S. Weather Rureaa. The Rise of Japan, Sann Ichiro Hirota, from Japan. England in Egypt, Prof. W. C. Hawley. The World's Greatest Thinkers and Christianity, Dr. Chas. Edward Locke. "The Coming Man," President Jordan, of Leland Stanford. "Man as a Master." Hon. G. M. Irwin. Our Civilization Dependent upon Christi anity and Science, J. M. BIoss, Pres. State Agricultural College. Household Economy a Science, Mrs. J. M. Bloss, Corvallis. Some Ancient Endeavorers, Dr. W. C. Kantner. All Around Manhood, Hon, Erie Edward Rosling, Tacoma. The Formation of the Constitution, Prof. W. C. Hawley. PRESS C0MJIEXTS OX OTR TALEXT. CONGREGATIONAL TERS. At the Congregational headquarters I J" ercise8 for strengthening the following program will be presented by the Woman's Home Missionary Ua ion at the hour ol missionary conferen ces, 10 A. M. each day: July 10 How to Interest young people in Missions Mr. W. D. Painter Portland; Mrs. H. W. Young, Albina, Miss Agnes Brown, Salem. July 11 Women's Work for Woman Mrs. F. R. Antlrews, Miss Daisy Gay lord. July 12 EarlV Oregon Missions Mrs, Rock wood. I July 13 Present Oregon Missions Mrs. Jerome Barter, Wilson ville. July 15 The Missionary Patriot Geo. H. Himes, Portland. July 16 Mission Colleges Mrs. Har riet Day McClelland, Mrs, John A. Bell. July 17 Pacific University, Our Duty to it Mrs. J. T. Whalley, Portland. July 18 rians for the Future Mrs. F. Eggert, Portland. July 19 Farewell Mrs. Mittie White and Dr. J. W. Cowan, Oregon City. Mrs. W. C. Krutner, Salem, will pre side at these seasons. CHAUTAUQUA ENDEAVOR RALLY. JULY 10. JUNIOR SOCIETIES AND ROVS' BRIO APE. Music by Corvallis Ladies' Band, dur which the' room will be cleared, and the Juniors will take their place in a body . Singing. Responsive Reading and Prayer, Super intendent Terapleton, of Salem. Welcome by an Oregon City Junior, Miss Daisy Lawrence. the muscles o( the arms, chest, back and shoulders. Swedish Gymnastics Liny System. Special attention will be given to drills for school work. Athletics. Instruction will be given in field sports and track athletics to all who wish it. The I'hantanqua Idea. Lessthan twenty years ago the first Chautauqua Assembly grew out of a camp-meeting on the beautiful banksof Lake Chautauqua, New York. It seemed a classic revival of the old Ac ademe when Tlato and Aristotle walked and talked in the groves of Athens. From state to state the ex ample flew until hardly a section of our country remains that has not its seaside assembly or resort in the park or the mountain where scholars eo for recreation, where the business man seeks a renewal of college days and housewives live again their girlhood. Chautauqua is a great university whose students are scattered in homes, on farms, in shops and factories, in towns and mining camps, in cars and ships, wherever a human soul carries the love of learning. Then once a year they flock to the great assembly to study un der competent professors, to round up the year's work, to receive diplomas, to form new classes, and to go back to life's duties refreshed and inspired. It is the ideal people's college. The Greeks competed for rank in art, in song, in oratory, in athletics, so do the Chautauquans and added to all this is an almost ideal standard of Christian teach ing. As Christ taught by the seaside Of Professor Ivey it is difficult to say whether he is more an artist in words or with the brush. California Chautan- quan. Miss Brown's spirited and graceful presentatian of the "Boat Race," by O. W. Holmes, won her a most enthusias tic recall. Bosto nHerald. Miss Brown's impersonation ot "Juliet" recalled pleasant memories of Julia Marlowe, and was appreciated by all love i s of Shakespeare. Denver Re publican. Gunsaulus' firebrands kindle the dull est to heroic purpose and loyal life. As sembly Herald, New York Chautau qua. Plymoth church holds 3000. Every pew was filled. For one hour and thirty minutes the young doctor held every soul to his speaking. It was such an address as nets $1000 to $1500 when ministerial talent applies itself to money making for church or general purposes. Chicago Inter Ocean. The lecturer who has stirred the As sembly beyond comparison to any other is Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus, of Chicago. Chautauquan Beacon. Miss Anna Morris is the author of the best book ever written on physical cul ture. Iowa State Register. Dr. Wallace possesses in a marked de gree the graces of the finished orator. Niles (Mich.) Sun. In style of oratory and platform pres ence Dr. Geo. R. Wallace might easily be mistaken for Henry Clay or John G. Ingalls. Spokane Review. Dr. Wallace never allows the atten tion to flag for a moment. His sallies of wit not only amuse his hearers, but never fail to hit the particular mark at which they are aimed. Chicago Call. Did Yon Ever Try Electric Bitters as a romedy for your troubles? If not, get a bottle now and get relief. This medicine has been found to be ppcularly adapted to the relief and cure of all female complaints, exerting a wonderful direct influence in giving strength and tone to the organs. If you have loss of appetite, constipation, head ache, fainting spells, or are nervoitB, sleepless, excitable, melancholy or troubled with dizzy spells, Electric Bit ters is the medicine you need. Health and strength are guaranteed by its use. Large bottles only fifty cents at Char man & Co.'s drug store, Charman Bros, block. A dollar saved is equal to two dollars earned. Pay up your subsciption to the) Enterpribk and get the the benefit ot the reduction in price.