Oregon City Enterprise."
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al a a iu Monday W .ii.dy ami It. day
ml minim mi lullnvtiiiii data at 1 M p. m
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li'avra liff..i City Monday Wi'dlnday anil
Friday al I ui ', M., Uatln Yl"la aaiua data
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NTAOK I.I NK.
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b-avm OriK'ii Clly I. (I. Imlldlng lit H A.
M. MiiniUv, Wnliinaily mul Krlilny dr
llravtir Crwk, (larkea, Mvwluw llriHik,
( iilnii Mills nml Milium,
Hemming, Ii'uvra Mullnu at H. A. M.,
I ' lilon Mill.!) A. M., Mi-mluw HriHik 10 A.
M., ( Urki-a I.' tiouii. ami llrnver n ek li 1.
M., Tuno'luy, Thurailny ami Kaiunliiv.
A I'liiiilnrialilr I'nay ruling hack. I'uasen
K'T raii-a ri'naniialilx.
Nmnll mrrla farrloil, ID ciMita to 2 t'xiila
Any (T'Iit Irtl ollll Inn III lm imiii'tly
call mini In. J, M. I't'MMirfua.
KltlDAV. OCTOISKU 1H, 11,').
i Naw I'otal Uot'TK, The proposi
tion m now undiircoiiHiderallon of chaui;
lii the mull rotiUiKiipplylng KauleCreek,
Currinavilhi, hpriiiKater and llitfhland
from Cortland to Oregon City, inalinK
thia plm-e the terininu". The route from
thin city would follow up the CUi kiiinaa
river to Kattle Crm-k where it would con
tinue a now carried. The object of the
chiip i to place the enxt part of the
county in liettur mail commiinicationN
with the county aeul and at the mine
tune provide a mail aervice for the new
poetollicea that are needed on the
Clackainai river, one al lh UmIi haU'hery
ml one at Ituruhardl'a mill. There la
now a good wanton road up the Clacka
niaa and no dilliciilty would be exxri
enced by the carrier in making regular
tri while theditance would be much
Ickh than Irom I'ortlaml, thua iiiiikinu a
auviiiK in the cxiu'Iihh to the pimbillice
departinent. The lark of proper mail
coiinei'tioiia of all part of the county
with thu county "Cut haa Ix-en a eeriotia
Inconvenience in the pant to the act tie re
in the county an well an thu bunim-tui
men and olllciala iu Oregon City, but
through the elllcleut work ol S. It. Ore en
the preHcnt poMtmaxter of thia city and
bin predeci'MHor, '.. M. HamlH, the poatal
ervice of Clackamaa county ban buen
so re-organuud that now more than
thirty olllcea iu the county have a dlruct
aervice with Oregon City and receive
their mail the hhiiio day that it lenyee
thin city. With the proponed change
made in the ClackamaM river route and a
connecting route between Kaglo Creek
and Sandy all the principal puntollircs
in the county would receive mail from
Oregon City the same day it was pouted.
Kob Ciiahitv's Sakk. The ladies of
the WiiinaiiH Kolivt Corp, of Meade
l'ost No. 1!, (1. A. K., have iinderUking
providing lor some needy children that
are In the city nml who are uiuhloto
attend hcIiuoI because they are not prop
erly dressed. They have been holding
weekly sewing Pees to prepare garments i
and do mending. To procure thu neces-.
sary cloth and to buy shoes, etc., the
corps expects to give a series of sociala
this winter to which a small admittance
fee will be charged. On Wednesday
evening of this week the llmt one was
given and it was a most enjoyable affair
and it yielded, though the admission was
but 10 cents a neat sum for their charity
work, In this line it is well to ".lute
that purlieu who have cast-oil' clothing
that can bo worked over, will find that
it will he put to good use if consigned to
the ladies of tho Relief Corps.
A PioNKMi l'Ai'uu. On Wednesday of
last week the San Francisco Bulletin
celebrated its fortieth anniversary by
getting out n forty-pane edition, giving
a historical sketch of the paper. Under
the new matianemeiit the Bulletin Is
coining tqjthe front as one of tho great
dailies of the 1'acifii! coast being wel
edited and neatly gotten up. It fully
merits the liberal patronage that it en-joy-
A Financial SviwrosirM. Tho
New
York Independent gavu in its edition
of
last week a most completo symposium
on the financial question. Tho articles
wero written up by the ablest and best
known financiers and statesmen of the
country and embraced all three phases
of the question, single gold standard, bi
melalism and free silver. They treat
the question in an exhaustive manner
Mini kIvo nil tlin arKiiineiiU pro anil con
oil HiIh ull-nlmiirlihi. tuiu, TIikmii nyin
ImkIiiiiim uru niKiilur rnutiiro of Hih In
iliiH'iiiliuit ami urn 1 vim oncn u iiinnlli
Wlll'll MOIIIIt Mlllljlldt of liallolllll llllliort-
ihii'u In liiki-ti iiihiimI trcnliid In nil ilN
ili'linU liy tlm hunt wrilnrH of tint coutitrv
TIiiiho nrllrlna hIoiki urn worth tlifi nub-
Mi lpllim prli'ii of lint impiir, Iiinnlli (Iim
otlnirili..r(ini.ita of (IiIh ifn-iit jmprr
hmi tr.jtiully hh Inlnri'Mllin; nnl liilrurl
Ivo, Nkkihcu ItiMii WoiiK. TIiioiikIi the
coiiiliini'il id'orta of hut Hern rcnUUug lit
I Idiihiint ami lliu county uourt tlm
South Ori'KOIl Clly roml Iiuh lnnn
I'luiik..,! from tin, dly HmitH ton hhort
llHtiini'd licyoml tlm Mt. I'lcii-itiit hcImhiI
Iioiihh. Tlm roml wiih uniilnil liixt iiin
HUT Imt (lurliiK tlm rainy Hcimon huranio
hIiiiohI InipiiHHiihln by rriiHon of tint
lii'iivy travi'l ovnr It, It wum impcraiivH
tlmt It Im, plankixl ami tlm hoIIIith urn
to h couiiniuiili'il fur tlinir uuliTnrian.
'l int I rt P lti iiilluK Itiiont.
Throuuh tho Kcnitroti work ol
noiiio o tho piihlic Hplrilml p-oilii
of lint city thu free ri'inlini room
ban become one ol the llxed hiHtitutiotia
ol Oregon City. It Iihh been In oiieratlon
over two yeura and the patronage given
it hy the laboring men and truiiHinnt
people Iu our city have fully jiiMtilled the
niiiinlulNiiiii e of it. It ban been a boon
and a Kufe guard to many a ioor man
who bait no lit place to hm1 bin even
Ingnan well an to many who were unable
to buy reading matter. It i aurprieing
the number of hoy who are regular
frequenters of the reading room and
they will ait there for hour am delve
Into the magazine, and paper, the little
fellowa taking more fHtteciully to the
illustrated papera and thu Youths Com
pauioii. All thu leading paieni of the
Count as well as many from the I'umI
are on file together with most of the
tandard periodical and inagiinineM, all
being contributed by tho pulilihers, or
by private parties. Quite a nuclus for a
Iwing contributed. Many of them
library Is being gathered up, the books
are srientitlc wurks and valuable toks
of reference donated by the general
government through our statu senators
and representative. Kuril care I him
been taken of them that only one book
has la-en stolen during the year, as tho
reading room how ixmhcshc some L'DO
volumes It nhowt,as good care as the best
city libraries receive.
Much of the success of the reading
room Is duo to the untiring efforts of the
librarian. Kev. II. Wall. Mr. Wall
kec the room scrupulniHlv clean and
the tnoka and paers iu perf"ct order, so
far as their conntant use will allow. The
room is kept 0en every week day and
evening and Sunday afternoon and even
ing. The room is now well seated for in
addition to the 1,'H chairs already s
scKned the donation was received some
thus since of several tine cushioned
settees (rout the .Miixonic lodge in this
city. Morn book cases are needed as
well as wooilen die holders for the acrH
that have lately been added to the list.
The librarian hoas that some of our
public Hpirited carpenters will contribute
these articles, Fuel is also needed and
if any of our farmer or woodmen wish
to help a worthy object contributions of
wood would be acceptable. Parties who
have hooks, magaiincs or periodicals that
they desire to contribute to the reading
room will be walled upon if they will
notify the librarian.
The money to pay the rent and other
necessary expense as well as the meager
lary ol the librarian him been con
trihuled by generous friends of humanity
and by tho most rigid economy Mr.
Wall has mamiged to keep the expenses
within the income.
To fully accomplish tho work for which
the reading room was established the
income should be fully doubled. This
would be easy to attain if tho many who
are not contributors and are amply able
and to whom the inaintaiiiance of a
reinblig room should be a benefit And a
i easuro, would lend their help.
Tho Oregon City free reading room is
doing a missionary work that is worthy
of tho support ol every friend of human
ity. To llnlld p
both the flesh and the strength of pale
puny, scrofulous children, get Dr. I'iorco'a
Gulden Medical Discovery. It's the
best thing known for a wasted body and
a weakened system. It thoroughly
puriHes the hloo.l, enriches it, and makes
rlfective every natural means of cleans
ing, repuiriii"; and niiriahing the system.
In recovering from la grippe, pneumonia,
fevers or other debilitating diseases,
nothing can equal it as an appoti.'uig re
storative tonic to briii"; back health
and vigor, Cures nervous and general
debility.
Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenu., says, "Shiloh's Vitaliwr'SAVKI)
M Y Life' I consider it the host remedy
for a debilitated system I over used."
For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble
it excels. Price 75 cents. For Saloby
G. A. Harding.
As an evidence that Oregon climate is
of a different make than that had in the
blizzard swept East, Dr. J. W. Powell
is enjoying freHh ripe raspberries from
his garden at his place on Fourth and
High streets. Tho berries aro growing
on cane, of this year's growth and are
large and fine and have almost as good a
flavor as the regular summer crop.
BAHMIW NKWS.
3p (lrowr Hwlndlwl on (;ontrU-Nw
Paitor IliaUIM-Damt Humor Talki.
Haiilow, Oct. 17. Accikknt. Juy
i ri-iTi whllu tuiloiiiliiiK froitht In the
wuruhouHo of tho VV, II, M. (Jo. :!
ilniitly (Iroppt-il a liox on hla foot Injuring
tlmt iiiiiinhi r ijuite Hvornly ; coiiwujnontly
Jiiv In now Nni-ii HporlinK a enno.
IloC (loNTRACTN ()NK-KI)KI, It SJr
pBm t ti tit m-yi-rul hop Kfowtirn Imve con-traWi-il
Ihi'lr hopa to hop hiiycrH In the
early mi'hhoii lit price" rttiiin(( from 7 to
0 i oiiIh Mr poiinil, am) mnco tho doiniiti'l
fur liupn Ima lionu ho low it now come
I '" t'"'1 h"yvr ,mve M"'1
their iiiHucclor to mivural yardn anil
Iiiivh rcjoclcil Iota of hopa claiminif thiim
aa not tmiiiK choir.o hopa an np(ti:lfii-d in
contract, ami thereupon rnailn an offer
to tho itrowera of thu rcdiculoua price of
live centa per pun ml or ilitinandtxl the
return of money advanced ihetn for pick
iiiK. The contract no read that the buyer
Iihh the riht to reject through the in
Hpector without arbitration, whether
or not he may have a choice hop.
(irowiirn will no doubt he careful In the
future about Hi.niriK mich one-aldeil con
tracts, or will insist upon an arbitrating
clause being inserted.
A Nkw Pastor. The population o
Barlow was greatly swelled last Sunday
by the crowds who came from Aurora,
Candy and nirrounding country to liHten
to the sermon of tho new pastor of the
M. K, church. The church was com
fortably lllled with a very attentive con
gregation who expressed themselves as
being greatly pleased with the Kev, Mc
laughlin, who discoursed so eloquently
The choir also did excellent work and we
hope our young people musically inclined
will presint In their endeavors to reach
a top notch in that art. We are proud
of our church and trust the people will
further show their appreciation by at
tending service regularly.
OiifcuoN City Talknt. The drama
loving sipleof Oregon City are in a par
ticularly fortunate position as far as the
matter of indulging their fancy lor that
sort of amusement goe. Several of
our towns-ieople were present towitne
(lie production of "Nevada, or the Lost
Mine," by local talent of that city and
from their accounts wo gether that the
performance was a good one for amateurs.
May we not suggest that encouragement
be given to keep that organization to
K'-ther, and that the presentation of
other drama follow this one?
Damk Ki mok. It ia whispered about
town that we mav, In the near future,
exM-ct a treat in a musical and dramat
ical way an some of our energetic musical
people are attempting to organize a com
pany to produce that most fascinating
of musical extravaganzas "Newport."
Those who have the matter in band, it
is said, are thoroughly capable of mak
ing it a success, and if this whispering
1st true we ho the people of Aurora,
Barlow and Canby will lend their assis
tance to make it a success in every way,
We have the talent here, all it needs is
to be brought out.
Bakkt Social. Several of our young
people visited Canby Friday evening to
attend the basket social given by the
Good Templars of that town. They re
port having had a delightful time and
that thu social was a success.
I'EHSONALS.
J. 0. Johnnon, S. P. R. R. master,
was in town Saturday inspecting the
side tracks.
S. Lumpkin, for a long time head
sawver for Adkins Bros., left Suturday
for California where he intends to reside
permanently.
Ralph Miller and Charles Moore, of
Oregon City, were hunting in this
vicinity this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dental,' of liuttcvillo,
were doing business in Barlow Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Barlow spent h few
days of last week in Oregon City visiting
friends.
E. F. DriggB, attorney of Oregon City,
came in on the 10 a. in. train Sunday re
turning home Monday.
Henry Will, junior member of tho W.
B. M . Co., spent a tew days of last week
in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassus U. Barlow weie
visiting friends in Oregon City Sunday,
Ed. K. Miller, S. P. R. R. agent of
our town, was calling on relatives and
friends in Aurora Sunday
II. II. Wheeler, owner of the Whoeler
sawmill, was transacting business in
Barlow Thursday,
J. E. Marks, our popular attorney,
was attending legal business out of town
Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Celia McDonald has gone to Ore
gon City where she will brobably remain
this winter.
Mr. M.'Gnire, of the boot and shoe
firm of Williams, Marion & Co., of San
Frunci.xj, was in town Saturday.
R. Zimmerman, ot Needy, was seen
upon our streets Friday,
Ilunrv F. Pusey, of Oregon City, was
in Barlow one day Inst week, the guest
of his sister, Mrs. C. U. Barlow.
Disorders in the liver and kidneys are
responsible for many of the ailments of
humau'ty, which, when neglected, de
velop Into serious and often fatal mala
dies. Prudence would suggest the
prompt use of Dr. J. II. McLean's Liver
and Kidney Balm to remove the disorder
as somi as possible, and restore the
diseased organs to healthy and vigorous
action. Price tl per bottle. For sale
by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Nothing so distressing a a harking
cough. Nothing so foolish as to suffer
from it. Nothing so dangerous if allowed
to continue. One Minute Couiih Cure
gives immediate relief.
C. i. Huntley, druggist.
Ladies Dr. Sawyer' Pastille are ef
feetnnl lor female weakness, pain on top
of the head and lower part of the buck.
It slrengtlieiiH and cures. Sold by Geo.
A Harding
WITCH HAZEL S0AP
is nothing but nonp and Witch!
Hazel. It cleuns the pores; stimu- j
i
luk-H their action; and thus BoftenH, j
smoothes and whitens the skin and '
improves the health.
We don't try to get 25c. for it;
the usual price. We sell it for less
than half what we could get fur it
and exriect to sell a thousand times
as much.
10c a cake 25c a box.
C.G.Huntley,
Prescription Druggist.
THAT MULE
is stationary at the wrong time and
in rim wrrinir nlacft. Rut Our
... .mw o i
remnants of Hurd's stationery will
move out of the way thin week be
cause we have cut the price in the
middle. Every body knows Hurd's
writing paper. If you want some
first quality fancy note paper get
in this week at half price or less at
Huntley's Book Store.
Oregon City, Ogn.
Huntley's Book Store is a state
sub-dppwitory for school books. Old
books taken in exchange, all books
sold at introductory price.
The new Chautauqua books are
now on sale at Huntley's Book
Store, Btop and have a look at them.
Postofllce-:- Store.
MILWAUKEE, OR.
FAMILY -:- GROCERIES,
Dry Goods,
Notions.
Hardware,
Boots Shoes,
Our Groceries are Fresh
and of tho best quality.
In Prices we meet
Portland Competition.
O.WISSTNGER,
Successor to
GARY & WISSINGER.
Let me have a trial order.
RUPTURE
Instantly Relieved
and Permanently
CURED
WITHOUT
Knife or Operation.
Treatment Absolutely Painless
CURE EFFECTED
From Three to Six Weeks
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Or- : r.oomi 706-707, Marquum Building,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
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Plumbing
22zsnBTinnin
Close Figures....
"On Large Jobs
Qfegon fail
.GLADSTONE PARK...
Conveniently of access
r ree from the noise and dust ot tne city.
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Skillful nurses and every convenience of a first jl
class
Ample room that
ness and rest. Special rooms
for ladies.
Services of the best physicians of the county
in attendance.
TERMS REASONABLE.
Address, MISS M.
OREGON
HO YOU NEED f
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DOORS, WINDOWS, MOULDING,
Or Building Material?
Go to C- H- BESTOW.
Lowest cash prices ever offered for
FIRST - CL.ASS - GOODS.
Also combination wire and picket fence,
HARTMAN - STEEL - PICKET FENCE.
And best farm fencing made. Prices to suit hard times.
Shop Opp. Congregational Church,
MAIN STREET. OREGON CITY.
KatabllNhed 1&63.
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Trangfef and Epre,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
I. Creeman,
Jiiot received for fall wacr,
and elegant Trimming Silks
of all styles. Our new stock
of
Clothing
for fall and winter wear will
soon be in, all of the latest
styles and fashionable cut.
If we cannot fit you, we
will take your measure,
and have a suit made to
order for you.
Tlios. Charman
Son.
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Near Court House
HogpitaL
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and pleasant located,
hospital.
ft
patients may have quiet
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CIXY, OR.
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W. A.WHITF-
WHITE BROTHERS
Practical Architects !f Builders-
Will prepare plans, elevations, working de
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Infi. 8pectal attention iven to modern cot
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Call on or addresi WHITE BROS.,
Oregon City, 0fH