Oregon City hntcrprisc. OHKWiN !ITY OrTII'KltH Msyrir. . j!rm i "imU.lil I Kiiiirlxr. . , , . funk (Ihlul ill 1'iillco . . . ( h 'i I': lliirim I Ani..,,r, . .; h mini 'Irii.miriir, . II llulmnii i Hy Atl.irlii.y, . I', I . in II) li ' K'ri'l'l Culinnl.Nlniil'r, C, lln Ik .ck . Jl, Mnp'i. ill W iiiitr Wurki, W. II. Iliiwi'll !y K.MKliii-nr, II. II, J .hiMiin uiiiii'lliniiii II, C. Hlrtrii. 'li'ii. Hr.iiiKlilc.il, J J. I imlin, linn). .Ixuirnr, Hul k llnwrll, I.. I 1'iirlvr, llmiry MnMiinii, J, W, Mnlliul. tjuiuii'll miHilaflmt A lla .U) ufimcli muiilll In oily hull KUIDAY I'KCK.MIiKIt 11, lnnr. CHAT AHOUT TOWN. Missouri turnuin, M a l Mti i Hyrup, Hill' Mnplit Hyrup, liiick Canily Syrup, lluiicy )iim In bulk, I'lirn Money In rutin, Wlilln Mountain coiiiI) lioncy, Ni'w Orlmtna I11I1I11 Hyrup, New Oilcan MuIiinhi'ii, V.. K. Wii.i.iamu, Tim (iroccr. Tint I'ii I r Iihn JiimI riM'tihcil a nii u lot of IrutliiTi't to iinvoltici. l.tmva your onlur (or an oyster loaf nt llio Novelty cainly tor. If you want a Hi'winu mm liintt (or .'.' KO to lli'lloiuy i lliiwli . Tim laiimt alyle HIiikit machine aoM on tint iimtalliiient plan at I.. I. Martin' l'or clican Htuinin'.l linen uhoiIm mid linen by tlio yuril ko to thn Itacket Store. I.ami. New nt.xlt of nil kind pint received. Fine. ImniiliiH lunipi for t'2.'i. Sua lli'lloiuy A lliiwli. OyKli'm will In) nerved tlirmitilioiit (lie m'HKon nt the Novelty nuuly itoro In a I y li'ii, Ini'luiliiiK llio Itloohier. Kor clean, whito Kr K)tint caitli, wll TKKI'IIIIK olllen. oUdii ttn 5 cent bo paid nt Tint Kn Kreh oynlera will complete your Sun ilny dinner. Leave your order nt t It Novelty rundy Htoro. Onion delivered. Illunk note, reeeit and order booki at the l..vmil'iiiKK ollire The llrnt lilm kmiiilh Mlinp tliut farmer Iuhk 111 coiiiiMjj to Orcnon City in that of Maple ft Iloiriiuin, nt the junction ol thn reventh trcet roiul nnd Main rtrcct. There in no cUhh of work they cannot hnudle und at roHKunnhlo price. They bnve an exxrt liome-ahoer and unaran teu autinfartiiiii. Machinn oil to cent Initio, alno needlea (or all kind of inaclilwi at K. K. Martin'. Clirintma loya clicuiwr tlmn ever be fore olfured in Oregon City at K. K. Martin'a. No exeunt) for aleeplcM nitililg when you run procure One Minnie Coujh Cure. Tlila will relieve all annoyance, euro the inont Hove re cough and ifhe you nwt and henlth. Can you afford to do without it? Wife llere'a an account of a man who idiot biuiHelf ntlher than aiiller the pang of Indigestion. 11 unhand The tool ! Why didn't he take iHtWitt'a Little Karly Kini? 1 tiHed to niiller an bud an be did before I commenced taking thene little pilln. (ut to Ho. The aimignee of llio York A Son Mock oiHiiiK'tin imunil to nell them at nome Irice. Klcgant fine bund turned ladiea' uhoi'H worth f (J can he bought fur $2.50 nnd III; all Indie' button kid Mines that were :l fill cun bo hoiiuhl from f I to $1.75 Kino French kid uoodn call and nee tliein and nntinfy youwolf. A fine line of men'n fine dimes to nelect from at M cents on llio dollar. I mean luminous thin Htnck luiiHl bo converted into money to cot lie all cluiniH. Thin ntock is nil (irHi-1'lncs kimkIs, It will pay you to call and hoo for yourself. No trouble to show Ifoods whotlier you buy or not. Next door to the postollleo. Tiiero is no medicine so often needed in every homo und so Hilmiralily adapted to the purposes for which it in intended, ns Chamherluln'a Puin Itiilin, llurdlv a week issses but some member of the family hag need of it, A toothache or headache may be cured by it. A touch of rheumatism or nourulKjii quieted. The severe puin of a burn or scald promptly treated before iiilliimiimtioii sets in, which insures a cure in aliout one-third of the timo otberw Ise required. (Juts and biumes should receives imme diate treatment before the parts become swollen which can only be dono when I'ain Halm is kept at band. A sore throat may he cured before it becomes serious. A troublesome corn may bo removed by applyinir ittw ico a'duv for a I week or two. A lame back may be cured and aoverul days of valuable time saved or a pain in the side or chest relieved without paying a doctor bill. Procure a r0 cent bottle at once and you wili never regret it. For sale by O. A. Harding, Druggist. nn .iiuiiii iiiu r.icciiuiii Thn election of city oMIeern. which 'ook place last Monday, was one of tho .li' t warml (''iitesteil elections ever b. 1 1 In ilr.u, n ('iiy, i.ml every avaliu 11I1I0 voter w as huntleil out to I lie polls. The .le polled was the largest In the history nf the city mid leached lis:'. Following in the vole cast in the two wauls: First Ward, law and onler ticket J. W. 1'owtill, mayor, F.. K. Mar tin, treasurer, Jolm Ilitner, coun cilman, 17:'; J. W. Ileck ut, I l'i. First Ward, citizens ticket llinun Klruiuht, iiiMjor, 17H ; H. K, Hlraigl.t, treasurer, 1117; II. Juggur, counciluien, lf)H; It. Kis-ner, IMTi. Second Waul, law and order ticket J. W. I'owell, mayor, 171); I). K. Mar tin, treasurer, 1117; I- C. Cuples, coun ciliimn, IWi; T. K. (iuult, couiicllmaii, Second Ward, citizens ticket Miiam Straight, mayor, llil; II. K. Slruight, treasurer, 18'); II, J. Harding, council man, 151 ; 'Joseph Kuerten, councilman, Mil. Iliiam Kiralght was elected mayor over Ir. J. . rowe II bv seven inulor- Ity, and II. K. Straight was elected treasurer over K. K. Murtin by 71 ma- jori'y. Three iiiemhers of the council were elected on the law and order ticket, John Ilitner in the First ward and T. K liaiilt and I.. C. Caplen in the Sec ond ward. Challenger on both sides were at the polling place all day, and a few who voted were required to swear in their votes. One ticket wan voted in the Second ward that bad no name crossed out, and on 21 tickets both name for msvor were nciatcbed out. The election wan quiet and orderly, and no unusual Incidents occurred. In the First ward .W vote were cast, and the Judge ol election were M. K. Wil- loiighby, J. M. Graham and J. A.Stuurt, while the clerk were J. K. Ithoade and J.W.Cole. In the Second ward .'141 votfa were polled the judge were C. C. lUhrock.d. H. Wlshnrt nndC. 0. Hob- bins and the clerks were T. C. Howell and L. W. Davis. The new sidewalk on the West Side connecting the mispcnnion bridge with tho pulp and paper mills, Is now bril liantly ligiitedup with ten electric arc lights. .M.'t'lnrf's Magazine for Deceinber. Tho second installment of the "New rich and beautiful. A competent orches tia will accompany the parforinunce. The choruses of Jew and I'orvinn are heniilifullv cosliiined in Oriental style, Orion 1 11 1 inaiches with all different shades of ligliis and singe cM'ect, includ ing the ('Million's churuses, The beauliful In iixlral st nil lis of tho (iieen by Mrs W. 1, llawley, the cul- lined prim') soprano. The great charac-1 lnr nf 7i.rii.li l.i M. I,' I,' CI...,,....,, I .... ,,.n. i,,.i,Tii.ni. . the highly esteemed vocalist, Including Mrs. J. W. (iray and Mr. A. 8. Ilreser, I the well known and favorite vocalintn as tlie I'roplietess and later on as Morioci'3 siiler. Mrs. K. Sadie White will intro duce a vocal tcloclion from the Creation dining tin) peiforinance In conjunction with some other minor piincipal charac ters. The gonlloiuon's cast even with this lady's i picked and only the best. Mr. V. Harris, the well known basso, us the King, Mr. C. A. Miller, the silver toned baritone a Human and W. A. Askin. the well known primo tenor of this city and the great Portland favorite as Mordecai, including II. I'. lieslow, the basso iiroliiudo as the I'runhct. and other minor parts of select voices. The costume of Jew and Fenian ordered for thin occusion are beautilul and rich. The chorus of 40 voice is all picked and well trained. 20 children ! and an orchestra of U musician will execute the bountiful harmony. Secure your seal at once as they will be reserved for you. Those secured on !he evening ol the performances will have to take back seat. General ad mission Vt cents, reserved without extra cost, on sale now at Huntley' book store, 1'.. K. Charmsn'l drug store and Shivcly'i store. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report a-PSk. mm 4CSOLIiTE.Y PUHE .otlce to the I'ubllc. We have been informed by a friend that the Moral Wave ticket has made assertion that we would not hire rigs to them on election day. It is false, Nolll.ITT & Co. Life of Lincoln" in McCluro' Magazine for IVcemU'r is rich in pieturesqu.i de tails and in Lincoln a be undertook life on hi own account, first at a flatboal man and then a a grocery clerk in New halem, exhibit a young genius and hero. doing wonderful feats of atrengtb, risking III OWn life to snVM Piiinrmlua (...,,. drowning, and magically w inning hi own way In a new community by his rre integrity, hi suiierior intelligence und his gift of entertaining i..ipl. Along with the paper are 2't picture of himself, bis early associate and all the important scenes of this periml of his life. Other Interesting articles in this aamo number are, an illuHtrnted article bv Fliaalieth Stuart l'helps, describing her early literary experiences; a story de derived from conversalions with Hal Cain, telling what be, the son of a hum ble Manxman, had to endure in order to become one of the foremost of Knglish noeusis;a I lirislmas article of gieal beauty and Interest, "Madonna and Child," by Will II Low, with reproduc tion of 32 celebrated pain'ings chosen by Mr. Low during a recent trip to F.tirojio ; noniH narticularly good storie lV Anthony Hoki and Robert Hurrj a - ... . t .... iinniiiias niory ny Mia Jiigginson, a former Oregon City girl, whose pathetic writing, troth in prose and poetry, touches the heart of everv reader; a bright tiavel sketch by Cy Wurman, tho engineer poet who took tho thousand-milo rule on tho engine of a "fiver." Huntley' Hook store keeps this mag azine. on II eniov reudiiiL' it. (issl brooch loading shot gun ut I'arkerA llownnl' cheap. The new salmon hatchery on thn headwaters of the Cluekamus built and operaled by the Columbia river can nery men, bus been practically shut down for tho season. It is claimod that the season's work bus been very satis factory, and that about a ,000, (KM) salmon fry have been turned out at the hatch ery. Owing to the fact that tho build ings had lo be put np, and even the lumber sawed by hand, it was somewhat late when operations commenced. It is intended that the hatchery will bo oner- ated to its full capacity next year, and a big run of salmon will be the result. Ihimoii ami I'yth Iun. This beautiful and Impressive play will be given in Oregon City in a short lime under the auspices of Willamette I Fall Camp No. 14H of Woodmen bv I'rof. Win. Kasmiu. The cast will be made up from members of the Thespian Dramatic club and from (he Woodmen bulge and with the ix ellent material to sdectfrom a strong company will be brought forth. It will be one of the events of the season well worth attend ing. Regarding the play the Salem I'ost sayn; "This i a piece which appeals to everyone and ahows the possible depth of friendship one nun may baye (or another, but which as a general rule, I not universal, and a case with few parallels. It i inlay which draw out and display to good advantage the sterling qualities of two good men, while it also pictures the character of another as wickeil as tbeirg is good. Mr. Wo. Hnsmus, as Damon, portrayed a certain line of acting, which i seldom Keen bv a Salem audience in this city. He is strong and forcible in siK-ech; has an excellent voice, and hi gestures are perfect, showing he has given the niece deep study and has also hud stage ex perience of high character." The Salem Statesman says : "I'rof. and Mrs. Wm. Rasmus, as sisted by the local Pythian talent. I scored another unqutlifled success lat A Large ( rwii. The J. L. York A Son's st:k ol fine sins- which was iqioriod in the store' next door to the post ofllee has attracted large crowds of pople and judging from ! the armful of shoos that are being j carried away they must be of good oual-; Ity and very cheap. When York A Son fKiled K. II. Oreui was appointed assignee and has succeeded in closing out a large Nrtion of the stock and is bound lo will the balance of it here in Oregon City if low price will do It. II. T. Sladen, who for three years past has been private secretary and book keeper in II. V.. Cross' office, ha re signed bis position and will engage in some business on his own rosponsihility, just what, be ha not decided. During hi residence in Oregon City Mr. Sladen has proved himself to bean industrious and upright man, and will merit success in whatever business he engages in. Ilia position with Mr. Cross is now tilled by Fred Hesse, who has been at work fir some time on a set of abstract books for Mr. Cross. Adirondicu Clark wa arreitcd last j Friday morning by Night Ollicer Shaw' on a charge of treing drunk and disor-1 derly. When arraigned before I!e-! corder Fonts he was fined $-", and as he : claimed tha! he bad no money, he was! sentenced to two day confinement in ' .1 : 1 me ciiy jail. 1 One Minute Cough Cure in a jKipnlar remedy for croup. Safe for children and ud ults. I FOR SALE OR TRADE. House and two acres near Park Place. ; J. K. GROOM, 482 East Pine St. ! Portland, Oregon. night in the presentation of "Damon nnd Pythias" ut the Keed. Not in a long while has Salem lovers of the drama hud anything otlcred them equal to this. Tho real excellence nf the whole all'air waaugmuted by fine staging and accurate costumes nnd those who wit- nessed the culmination of this endeavor of the local Pythian to please the Vulsm public must of a certainty hour testimony t the splendid measure of their achievement. It was altogether remarkably well done and amply nppre-ctatfd." A meeting of the local union of Chris tian Kndeavor will be held on Thurs day evening, December 12lh,at the Bap tist church, by call of the president, (or the purofe of planning the work of en tertaining the state convention of Chris tian Kndeavor, which meets here in the spring The program for the meeting will be: Om-ning praise service; busi ness and election of officers; address. The Use of a Local Union; paper on the work by T. J. Gary, of Milwaukee. All Endeavors and others interested are urged to be present. In her advertioeiueiit in another col umn Mrs. Prior bus a word to the child ren She has one of the finest selections ol holiday goods in the city. Her prices are very reaonable. Jan. Hodges, the well-known mer chant of Canby, was in Oregon City Monday, Mr. Hodges carries a com plete stock of general merchandise and now prooses to reduce his stock even at a heavy discount as announced in his advertisement in another column. Friday Myrtle Lode No. 29, D. of II., will hold its annual election of officers, and Saturday evening Falls City Lodge No. 59, A. O. U. W., will hold an elec tion of officers. Al! members of each lodge areexected to be present. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Glass moved this week into their new cottage on the cor ner of Eighth and Madison streets. Assessor Rradlev expects to complete I the census enumeration of Cla-kamss 1 I county next week, when the ubhc will have an opportunity of knowing some thing concerning the actual number of imople inhabiting the county. Dr. L. L. Pickens, dentist, does all kind of dental work. Gold crowns, porcelain crowns and bridge work a I Becitt!!y. All operations guaranteed for C . i-V. II 1 rt.i- ujrnra. 1 an ami get my prices, umce in Barclay building A. W. PHILLIPS, EXPRESS AN DELIVERY. ! Prompt attention to hauling to' any part of Oregon City. Moving attended to promptly and carefully. j 1 Special rates given on hauling to ' and from Gladstone and Park-' place. Cold Weather.... The weather r-harps say that thin fine weather is to Ire followed by cold, wet weather. Bad -Colds. Will then he in order, for many people will neglect to put on Warm Under Clothing. We have an extra fine afsortment in fleece lined, French ribbed wool, flannels, knit goods, pure wools and natural wool. All weights and grades. Glass & Smyth -The Clothiers. FORCED TO THE WALL. Need Cash more than the goods I now have For the Next Thirty Days; 1 aUlUS I will sell for cash, no deceiving, all goods in my store Everything goes. Stock Must Be Keduced- This unexceptional opportunity for bargains wiU only last for thirty days, so COIVIE SARLY. JAS. HODGES, CANBY, OBEGOX. iJonunni ounce i I Tiles nf people liave piles, but Del ill s itclihazel Salve will cure them. When proiierly applied it cures scalds ami bums without the sliKhteat pain. Mrs. U. Trior has received un elegant line of holiday jfoods, fresh and new, and carefully selected, consistim? of dolls, toys and artioles just the thing for Holiday presents. Don't make vour pur chases until you have examined Mrs. Trior stock. Its worth your while if vou need anv thinu in glass or crockery ware, tubs, brooms, wash-boards, lamps, tinware ect., lo visit Marr & Robertson's store, they are clearing out the K. Staub tock at cost STR. RAMON A Leaves Oregon City daily except (Sunday 9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Leave Portland daily, except Sunday 11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Hound Trip, 35c. A hot dinner these cold, drizzly days is not complete without a roast of incut to grace the table and stimulate- the ap petite with its flavor. At Albright's meat market rousts can be had that are juicy and tender from fat, stall-fed cattlo and which are put up in a stylo that will please both the cook and tho diners. (uoeti ENtlier Cniitiita. This beautiful cantata at last will be produced under the careful and able direction of Trofl F. K. Hepburn in this city, for the benefit of the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. The cast is bright musically, bountiful costumes and great acting activity shown. Having only the best known musical fratornity of this city in terested, it surely will be the best pro duction ever rslven in lliia nilv Tim costumes ordered for the occasion arej Diseases unfriendly to women are positively cured by Dr. Sawyer a Pastil les. Ask your druggist for a free sample package. It heals and cures. Sold by Cieo. A. Harding. Mr. and Mrs. . I. K. Morns, of West Side, had their homo brightened Sunday bv the arrival of a fine boy. All parties doing well is the report. Mrs. W. J. Cummings, who has been quite sick for some time past is conva lescing and will Boon be able to be about the house. Her three-weeks-old bov is doing finely and is strong and well. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Confer now have a daughter to add to their family of six boys. Tho little miss arrived as a Thanksgiving present and bids fair to live to see many returns of hor birthday. ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of alt in leavening Strength.V. S. Government Report Should be Looked Into. THOROUGH INVESTIGATION REQUESTED. -4 BOLD ASSERTION. Ever since Prof. Koch Martled the world by promising to cure consumption with the Koch lymph nnd his complete failure to do SO. the nennli hnvo he.. m 1 .w.l-. .. i.. - . discovery which would prove an absolute certain cure for that dread disease. Over a quarter of a century asro Dr. R. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, put in a claim for a mcdirinp wliioh hA 1,4.1 .i;.An..n 1 and used, in his extensive practice, that would rwrvninety-eiKht percent, of all cases of consumption when taken in all its early stages. Time has proved that his assertion was based on facts gained from experience. His "Golden Medical Discovery " has cured many thousand people in all parts of the world, and Dr. Pierce invites all interested to sead to him for a free book which give the names, addresses and photographs of many prominent people who have willingly testified to the marvelous curative proper- TT , jwiicu mcuii-ai discovery." He has also written a Book of 160 pages on 'Diseases of the Respiratory Organs, "which treats of all Throat, Bronchial and Lung diseases, also Asthma and Catarrh, that will be mailed by the World's Dispensary Med ical Association of Buffalo, N.Y., on receipt of six cents in stamp, to pay postage. Consumption, as most everybody knows, is first manifested by feeble vitality, loss of strength, emaciation ; then local symp toms soon develop, as coutrh, difficult breathing, or bleeding from lungs, when investigation proves that tubercular de posits have formed in the lungs. It is earnestly advised that the " Discovery " be taken early and the latter stages of the disease can thereby be easily avoided. To build up solid flesh and strength after the grip, pneumonia, ("lung fever"), ex hausting fevers, and other prostrating dis eases, it has no equal. It does not make fat like cod liver oil and its nasty com pounds, but, solid, uholtsome flesh. L: FOR X stylish School Children SHAPELY Should be V WELL-MADE, WELL-FITTING, WELL-WEARING fr we have them ki of rtt-irwkd fWtm a A A Jt 5,, (U a,. Kxausse Bros. FOREST GROVE POULTRY YARDS. Y The Oldest and Most Reliable on the Pacific Coast. WYANDOTTES, PLYMOUTH ROCKS, LIGHT BRAHMAS, BROWN and WHITE LEGHORNS, and IMPORTED LANGSHANS. These Are the Very Best Varieties Known- IT pays to keep only the best, and no business pays so well as the poultry industry. It pays better than wheat, hoes or cattle. ONE HUNDRED HENS of the best laying varieties will yield a yearly net income of $200. mi i . inis season our stoclc is nner than ever, and we guarantee satisfaction to all our patrons. Send Stamp for Price List of Fowls and Eggs. Address, Lock Box 335. J. M. Garrison, - - - Forest Grove, Or. STOVES Largest stock. Best assortment ever brought to Oregon City. Pope & Co., Hardware dealers.