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Oregon City hntcrprisc. OIIKllii CITV tiPMl'KltH Vaor. - lllnini niimxiii Hwiirilcr, .. Ciim M,1if i.l I'.itlrn . . . (, K llu A r, K H I nil II Trnaiiirvr. II I.. IIhIimhii i: ii AiiMiiii'v. . K 1 , in m li Mil ( I ' .iiuii Ualoiior, (' hnl,i'i'i ,lr Niip'l. nl Wsitr Wuiln, W II II,, wi ll nty Kimliii i'r. II. , ,i, f HiNlirllliiKM - II, ', Hti-vt'llt 'Inn. MriMiMliliiii, J J riaika, lli'ii) Inidtar, Mark Mnwnll, I,. I. I'nrli'f, llmirif Miililiinii, J. W. Mnllall. iiauiii'll lnri'lnrl Amlniiaila) iilnai li ininilli 'III nllx hall HUDAY, IKHKIAUY if I . IHIHI, ..- -a CHAT ABOUT TOWN. (IrilHH Hlil'lln, it r i It-ii semis, t Miiwi'r i'iiIh, In Imlk mill 'iinrM, Heat ai'nla fur least money. K. V.. Williams, llm grocer. Mmii'V to limn. Apply to C, II. Iy, In-gnn City, ( Iregmi', Money to loan on good real I'Htatn (xM'tirif y by A. H Primaer. If you want a sewing tnarltine fur Kit to lli'llomy A Itusrli's. A f'l lint (or ut tln Km ant store, stock ol m i 1 1 i it" r y miiat I mi mill. Use "lU'MTINK" for Moor. (bar man A Co., Hg.-iit. Circular free. (iood hi.i'il cloan, wanti'tl Hi this olllrn. white, cotton raus fi rents per Hiiiinl Kavlor's MolulU bam give complete satiidaition. K. K. William tlie gro cer. Tim "Kitiiii'hw" i llm boat cigar ever unlit (or t nl.kle. K. K. WillluiiiM tlin grocer. Foiiml, a pair o( gold apeclacles in leather raw. Cull nl lliu Kntkki-hisk Jon. Collin ol llm I'arkpUce green Iiuiimi lui good rollnrtion o( row and potted plaiila lor "lt'. Ono Minute Cough Cuml a Kipulr retnrilv (or croup. Haiti (or children mul lit. For nolo by C. . Huntley, druggist. I'ili'i ( moiIii have piles, I it IH Will i Withhatl Halve will rum llicm. Whi'ti proarl.v applied it cure scalds U'l burn without tho lightl pain. A ilollur saved in etjual to (wo dollar earned. Pay up yonr siihst-iplion to the. KNTKHI'MlaK Kllil (l't till) tlllt belltlllt Ol the reduction in price. We sell Price's ('roam baking powder (or IK) com per poiiuil. Tim in nut lr. Price's Cream halting lewder hut prob lily junl m wood. K. K. Wiixums, the grocer. Tim Fair U selling milk pail (or 3.' fttntn, milk pan (rom .1 cent up, copper bottom colfce pot 1,1 conls, No 11 upHr holler (or i-.W, (irul ltnpidn carpet swt'eer lor :',ri. Fresh, crip lettuce and Kprinn onions, the best grown around Oregon Cily (or sain by Jo". Collins, Paikplut-e green lioiim. Drop him h card mul have it delivered to your door. Frmik 1'. Welch, ileuliHt, grmluuto of thu I'liiveraity of IViinvlvnnl, will he in Oregon Cily olllce Tliurmluy of each week ; reuiiiliuler o( pch week in l'ort ImikI olllce, room 77lekuiii huililing. WK11 Here a an account o( a man of who allot himself rather than aiilfiT the pang of indigeation. Iluahand The tool 1 Why didn't he tuko IHiWitt'a Little Karly Itinera? I uhciI to aull'er a hud 11a lie did before 1 commenced taking tilt-no little pilli. Foraale by C. (i. Huntley, JrugglMt. More aickncHN and ileal h are ciiukciI from dimHe germ carried in shoddy inuUrcioic than laioplc are generally aware of. Hy getting a home iniide all wool niiiltreaa, vou have one that I both healthy and comfortable to sleep on. McCirath, opposite the post olllce, warrants his work, and his mattresses enn be relied on and his prices are the lowest. A most desirable article with w hich to tlcooiate the wall o( your olllce, library or sit ting-room is one of the Incomparable wall man of Itaml-McNally A Co., (o( United States or any Individual state single copy $1.00 to $r.()0 which nre o( feriHl with every new subscription to the Haml-McNally ruilwity guide and hand book. Address, American Hail way (initio Company, lllli Adams street, Chicago. Circular upon recjuusl. Tho costume party given by Mrs. 0. A. Hurtling, MrH. T. A. l'opo and Mrs. 1. F. Moray to the young people last Friday evening, nt Willamette hull, was one of the plcasantost affair of its Mad ever given In the city, The celebrated people of the present anil olden times were all represented, there being queens, noblemena, I'ersians, Jews, peasants, cavaliers, flower girls, dominos, night, fairies, Red Hilling Hood, Lady Wash ington, Japanese, Chinese, soldier anil baby. Tho clown washy uomoaNHan unimportant figure, lie making hlmsolf at ease in the company of nobles as well as peasants. Home of the dresses worn were quite elaborate and all of the char acters well represented. Delightful music was furnished by Cooke's orches tra, and during the evening refresh ments were served in the corridor. ROYAL Baking Powder. Highest of all In leavening Strength. V. 3. Government Report The lllne uml The Nenrlet. Anollier Wiiveof loollmll iincileineiil In lo'i In lliegoii Cily nii'l tlila lime il ia Hie jui'liile piipiilnlloii llm' In nurii'il itwuy in expei iiuicy oflhiifiin they lire III IlllVIt Oil WlHllilllflllir IlillllllilV 1,1111 the two leama from the puhlic ai'lionla meel upon the griiliroii In (iliiilHlone park. A leiim Iiiih hen plckeil from miionglhii Utyn of llm Hurcluy m liool uml 01111 from the FiiHlham achool uimI the hoy liuvii heim ill training for anv ernl weeka timl roiiHi'lioiilile feeling Ihik been wnrkml up helween Hie two itehooln mi to llm rehilive iii"riln 0' llieir riHMictive Ii'hiiim uml 1I111 iih h h well 11 a the bo) N lit vii lieeu kmiIv w 'it 1 i UK the colorH o( llii.'.r ,'uvoiilo liiiin, 1 lie I'.ur clav in,uia In Ink m iirlet mul w liile mid the :kiIiiiiii blue mul while The leitmH will line up iia loll I'm ntl 1 it in I'nailioll I'.im'I lUieliiy ('lif ( '.illllrliJ Harry Aumln .1 kk rc.u llert A mien a o liny Cliirka 1, 0 . . I'Mga' Mereana ..NT Carl 'Ii 11 rr Ii 1. t . Waldo Ailama J'i llfuulrau Carl Joelmke Fred Arnmlriiiig (ivo Mi Ciii.lanil Hun firricrxoii Wilt Itrmlley linnloii IliilioiiK .... Cliai llurm lli'ii CMI I'ili'i Crlawnll . . . 11 K I'lian Itnuuiliy I. lleo Karalloril . . It II Ii Howard llrownall 1. 11 11 'Hiiiiiiihiiii MuMruiu r a IIitIhI Nhaw MB. I'liai (lillwrl .. ,mTiTiTr. . . Hilly I'rivn doyal Aldcn . " l Manling ('huuuiey IUoinIiv ia captain of the FaNlhmn team nd CIihb, llunm capluin of the lliin liiy. Halph Ooaa wan lira t elecU'd captain ol the Hun-lav team, hill owing to aickimaa had to give it tip. The Ilarclay tHiya have been coached by l-elghtoii Kelly ami lr. Sommer mid Faathmn boyt by Cliai I'om' nnd Will l'arkcr. The twa train" are very evenly umtrheil a to weight mul training and the boy will put up a gmne worth wit mwaing by liner of thin exciting orl The guuio will be called at '1 o'clock sharp, Saturday afternoon mul w ill take place on thu athletic ground at (ilad itone park. The field ha been put in good nhape and if a heavy rain doe not take place will be In excellent condition (or the tumna to do their bet on. The ground, though have la'en thoroughly druinedao there will btt no atanditig water, There will he no adiiiimion charged to the ttrouuda and the public ii invited to come and witnea llie game, a giol pair of lung, tin horn and plenty of tihlion being acceptable acceaauriea. Card of Thank. On hehaK of St, John'n church the ptHlor deaire to thank thoae who ao kindly aided in making the celebration of the (iolden Juhilcatof the organization of the church In Oregon Cily the flatter ing auciva that it wa, and eeclal!y do we wiah to thank thu member of Meade l'ot, (i. A. II. and Women' Kelief Corps (or their ireenco at our celebration and to Commander C. A. William and Mayor Hirmn Straight for their able and patriotic addreaaea. A. III! I.KIIKANII. lnillgeHoa Cured. Impressing times depress the mind; the digestion is disturbed. Two or three done o( the S. 11. Headache and Liver Cure w ill restore ynnr health to a nor mal condition. M cent per bottle. For sale by C. Ii. Huntley, druggist. A lire alarm at six o'clock Monday evening causod a sudden gathering uf the greater part o( our fleet looted citi zens and boys to the house occupied by the family of Capt. John Kelly, on tho corner of 1 st and Main street, opposite the resilience uf Hon. I'eter 1'aquet. Mrs. Kelly was lying seriously ill in the house at tho time, hut it was not found necessary to move her. Little damage, was done Wyond burning a hole in the roof, tho fire being quickly extinguished without the aid of the fire companies, I Kith of which promptly responded to tho call. Fretl Charman aided the Cataract team materially by hitching the cart on thu hack of his buggy, his spanking team of greys getting to the scene in short order. The valentine social ami dance given by the ladies of St. Paul's guild at the Willamette hall last Thursday evening was a flattering success both in enjoy ment and linuncially. The ixistollice which was a feature of the evening, wus presided over by MIms Mina Kelly who made an etliclunt ami accommodating liostmistress, and the valentines on hand were all Hold out and a new stock was procured. A lunch was served and dancing was indulged in for tho remain der of tho evening, music- being furnished by Mrs. Ht-utriz McDonald. About $25 was added to tho guild treasury. Much credit is due the ladies of the guild, and to Miss Mollie Holmes and Mrs. Dan O'Neill especially, who wore untiring in their efforts that the social might prove a buccob, which it was. The Teachers association will make Parkplace their next place of meeting on Saturday, February 211th. Tho resi dents of that place have an established record for their generous treatment uf the teachers and the location being so easy of access, there will doubtlessly be a large attendance. An interesting pro gram has been prepared. The Bale of ladies' trimmed hats will not lust longer than a week or so. Karly callers have thu bunt selection at the Racket store. The latest in visiting cards at the En tuhpkihk Office. Prices to suit you. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwintrr Filr, Stn Francuco. Highest of all in Leavening Mm ABSOLUTELY PURE The (iulili'ii Jubilee, The Willi anniversary of the organiza tion of St. .limn' Catholic church was celebrated on Wednesday of lui-l week In a manlier helltting the iniMiinrahle occasion by the congregation Arch bishop (iros of I'o'tbiiul and a large number of the dignitaries of the 1 hutch were present and did much toward mak ing the exercise a hueeeh. The celebration commenced at 11 o'clock a. m. at the church where high mas was celebrated by the paalor, Kev. Fulher Hillehraml aited by the visiting priests. This was followed by an address by Bishop I iros that was most masterly ellnrt. It was largely htator cal ami dwelt upon the work uf the church in this country and of the duties that its members owe their chur. h anil country. He rouriciled patriotism and love ol country on his hearer and wa proud that in this land all were Americans, regardless of religion and could work together (or the common giMsl ol their country. The services were attended by Meade I'ost No i. (i. A. U. and the Women's Kdie( Cor who marched in Isxly to the church, on invitation tho committee having the celebration in hand. At the close of the exercise an ele gant lunch was nerved in the parochial school building to the visitors. Ia the evening an entertainment was given at Milveiy opera nouse, at which able addresses were made by Commander C. A. Williams, of the (i. A. It., Mayor Straight and Joseph Uice A farcial comedy was rendered by a troupe under the direction of Mr. K. J. McKittrick that brought down the house with laughter. Some fine instru mental music was rendered by Misses Lou and Mattio Iraer and Dr. Schu bert. And a most interesting feature of the evening was the historical paper read by Miss Fannie Porter. It was a complete resume of the history of St. ! John's church as well as a hketcb of the atrnggles o( the early Catholic missions in Oregon. The article showed much ability and rest-arch on the part of Miss Porter, ami so complete and accurate was it, that it will be valuable (or ret erence, to all interested in the early his tory of Oregon. House Moving ami liaising. Contracts taken on the most reason able terms to move buildings to any lc- atiiui and distance, also re-silling and repairing, r ilteen years eiis-nence and never had a mishap or a failure andl,matl0n can guarantee satisfaction. Call on or address J. 1) Henncr or leave word at the F.NTKKl'iuse ollice. Oregon Citv. tf Soeils. Timothy, clover, rye grass, orchard grass, millet, alfalfa, alsike, blue grata, etc. Beat seeds at Ittttom prices. K. K. Williams, the grocer. Quarterly meeting will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday morning The pastor will lie assisted by the Kev. Thos. Van Scoy, A. M..D. D. Dean of Portland tiniveri-ity, who will preach the sermon, ami assist in the adminis tration of the sacrament of the Lord's Supper. Dr. Van Scoy is one of the leading educators of Oregon, having been president ol Willamette university (or Kcvt-ral years prior to the founding of the Portland university, with which he has been prominently identified since its otganir.ation. His able sermons and pcholurly addresses, delivered in his earnest style have gained for him a re putation of mom than local interest. Dr. Van Scoy will also preach in the evening. The public is cordially in vited to these services. Coughing irritates the delicate organs and aggravates the disease. Instead of waiting, try One Minute Cough Cure. It helps at once, makes expectoration easy, reduces tho soreness and inflamation. F.very one likes it. F'or sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist. The First Daptist church of Oregon City has been secured for the discussion of "Which Day Saturday or Sunday Should be Observed," by Kishop Dillon and Flder Healey, beginning March 10, 18!)ll. Uncle Josh Spruceby. Don't look like Uncle Josh. But have your hair and a shave by an experienced ton Boralist. Try Rogers, he will please the most fastidious. Dr. J. W. Welch, dentist, has re moved his olllce from the Courier build ing to the Willamette block epposite the postoftlce, upstairs. Dr. White's hair grower, 15 ceiiton application at Farnsworth's. Cleans your head and eradicates the dandruff and makes yonr hnir smooth and soft. Lami-s. New stock of all kinds just received. Fine hanging lumps for $2.25. See Bellomy it Uusch. Tower. Latest U.S. Gov't Rejwrt Povder Don't Tolnicce !Silt Or smoke your lile awav.is the truthful, startling title of a book about No-To-I'sc, the harmless, guaranteed tobacco habit cure that brace up nicotini.ed nerves, eliminates the nicotine poison, makes weak men gain strength, vigor and man hood. You run no hysical or financial risk, a NVTo-Iiuu I sold by druggists everywhere under a guarantee to cure or money refunded. Hook free. Address Sterling Remedy Co., New York or Chicago. Charman A Co , Druggist. Heat anil Cheapest Insurance. Save money on your insurance by call ing on V.. K. Martin, w ho represents the 'only Mutual doing business in Oregon ! Citv. You cannot afford to keep on throwing your monev into policies and pay from 3 to 5 years premiums in ad vance and then have the company fail The Oregon Fire Kelief association will stand the closest investigation. E. E. Martix, Agt. Commercial liank Block flucklen' Arnha Suite. The best salve in the world for Cuts lirtiiKf, Sores, I'lcers, Salt Kheurn. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup tion, anil positively cures riles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. For sale by Chatman A Co., Charman Bros Riock. A Hfcommeiiilallon from Lns Angeles. ti.'i2 Castelar St., Los Angeles, Cal , -After having suffered for a long time from acute rheumatism without obtaining re lief, I used Chamberlain's Pain Balm ami was almost Immediately relieved. I highly recommend this as the best medicine known. I). M. Hamilton. For sale by (i. A. Harding, druggist. lows for SMle Two fresh milk cews for sale at Fischer's mill, Logan Or, Also good horse 1100 p'nnd weight. The Willamette Savings and Loan As sociation is an institution where the smallest savings can be safely Invested to tile best advantage, and the borrower I has a loan that never becomes due for the reaaon that when the shares mature these saaae shares will pay the loan. Tde foundation of all fortune, large or small, is economy. To save the surplus earnings by investing same at fixed iwriods In sale interest bearing securi ties will lead on to wealth. All itifor- can be obtained of H. T. 'Maden, Agent. Otlice one door south of ! Methodist church, upstairs, where dis- criptive pamphlets can be obtained. of the Association Following is a list of the successful applicants at the teachers examination held last week, commencing February 12th : 8. W. Heppner, L. A. Mantandon, C. K. Minier, B. Vedder. Francis Gill, Kdgar Stevens, M. Alex Lehman, Mary Leader, Musa Harkley, Matilda Weiss, Mrs. L M. Hedges, Elsie Daugherty, Nellie Younger, O. D. Fby.D. C. Hoyles, Grace Miittlov, Carrie Holtnan, Aletha Phelps, Maude Rastall, Nannie Wilkin son. SHALLER THAN USUAC lilliputian, In fact, are Doctor I'ierce'a Pleasant Pellets. Dr. R. V. Piercs, Chief Consulting Physician to the In valids' Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffalo, N. V., was the first to in troduce a Little Pill to the American fieople. For all axative and ca thartic purposes these surar-coated "Pellets" are superior ia a great many ways to all mineral waters, sedlitz powders, salts, castor oil, fruit syrups, laxative teas and other purgative compounds. Made of concentrated vegetable ingredients, they act in a mild, natural way. Their second ary effect is to keep the liver active and tha bowels regular, not to further constipate, aa ia the case with other pills. They don't interfere in the least with the diet, habita or occupation, and produce no pain, grip ing or shock to the system. Dr. Pierce's Ploasant Pellets cur bll iouaneaa, sick and bilisus headache, dii sinesa, costivencss, or constipation, sour stomach, lots of appetite, coated tongut, indigestion, or dyspepsia, windy belch Ings, "heart-bum," pain and distress after eating, and kindred derangements of the liver, stomach aad bowels. Theao "pel lets " are easily dissolved in the stomach and absorbed into the blood, stimulating a flow of bile from the liver, and arousing to activity all the glandular accretions. Thus they act in nature's awn way. In proof of their superior excellence, it can be truth fully said, that they are always adopted aa a household remedy after the first trial. Put up in glass vials, therefore always fresh and reliable. One little "Pellet" Is a laxative, two are mildly cathartic. As a "dinner pill," to promote digestion, take one each day after dinner. To relieve distress from over eating, they are unequaled. They are tiny, suear-coatrd granules; any child will readily take them. One used, always in favor. Accept no substitute that may be recom mended to be "just as good." It may be belter for the sealer, because of paying nun a better profit, but be is not the oue who needs help. ill Uatel? tl6 I I f . J . . llflrirlflll And you will cadi week r Home Htaiilr. and uHcful arti cli'H marked at jirices you never Itought the name at be fore. Kettietiibi-r these prieen hold good for just the one week. Don't worry as to whether money in being; lont or made on them, hut graup the opportunity and buy while you have the chance. PUTROW'S TINSTORE, WNIRB PRICES ARB ALWAYS RIGHT. The TWO-CENT STAMPS we will send you a Brilliant Gem of unusual color, and a copy of "The Great Divide," so you can so what a wonderful journal it is, pro vided you name the paper you saw thi in. It's a real Jewel we'll send you, ADDKIJl THI CHEAT DIVIDE, Denvr, Colo DO YOU FEEL BJp)? Does your back ache? Are vou trotioled with constipation? Does your stomach refuse to digest your lood? Do vou have malaria? Doe every step you take seem a burden? Are you wakeful at night? Do yon feel the need of a stimulant? If so. three doses of Moore's Revealed Remedy Will make you feel like a new person It contains no alcohol or spirit of any kind, no quinine, no min erals. For sale by yonr druggist. BLUMAUER FRANK DRUG CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS, PORTLAND, OR, SEE Davies Exhibit And have your photos taken at the gallery. Third aud Morrison Sts. Entrance on Morrison Street. A. W. PHILLIPS, EXPRESS AND DELIVERY. Prompt attention to hauling to any part of Oregon City. Moving attended to promptly and carefully. Special rates given on hauling to and trom Gladstone and t'ark pluce. FOR CLATSKANIE Steamer G. W. Shaver, Will leave Portland, foot of Washington Street, for Clatskanie and way landings, Monday, Wed nesday and Friday mornings at 6 o'clock, and return to Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays This the most direct and accessable route to the Nehalem Vally only nine miles from Clatskanie. Shaver Transportation Co. rDivijJE FORg Scrofula 1 Ml 7 writ: I Iiava ftlwara tifT..rvl from l hrlltarT Hrnifula, tr which I irUH ri'V'T 'mml'-- "'' wllahlo physicians, hut noiw rxllnvMl ma. Aftor takinxKlxiUlrsor - J. X I am nuw Writ. 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Box 2787. 130 Fulton Street, New York. tali Line PORTLAND TO THE DALLES By the fast DALLES CITY ANIJ REGULATOR and com modious Bteamers Daily boats, except Sunday, leav ing Oak street dock at 7 a. m., mak ing regular landings at Vancouver, Cascades, White Salmon, Hootl River and all intermediate points Passenger and freight rates lower to these points than by any other line. First class meals served for 25c. This is the Great Scenic Route. All tourist admit that the scenery on the Middle Columbia is not ex celled for beauty and grandeur in the United States. Full informa tion by addressing or calling on J. N. HARNEY, Agent, Tel. 914. Portland, Or., Office and wharf, foot of Oak St. J.W , WELCH. DENTIST Willamette Bid., opposite Postoffice. Otlice hours from 8 a. m. 5:30 p. m. to 12: 1 to v iv i w m w a kfor them ?et them, plant hem. They are the! 'standard seeds every where; sown by the' largest planters in the world. I 1 Whether you plant 60 square feet I or grouna or au acres, you anouia nave Ktrry Annual lor no. The most valuable book for far mers aud nartleners ever given . away. Mulled iree. D. M. FKKRY CO., Detroit, Mich.