Oregon City bntcrprisc.
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KKIDAV, MAY I, 1 him V.
CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
Kur ti ) (In'hh ulruw
Itaikiil store,
bat go to tliB
(iixiil linn of llni'ii rollitrn, IuIiihI style,
i'arkerit Howard.
Tiy Ire rri'Wii multt nt tlie Novelty
'muly r'aWory.
Money to loun on gmd ri'ul eniute
security ly A. H. Iirnsser.
Ilim't fall to lieur Mix lilaily Jones
tlm eminent rotilrullo.
I to crciiiii mul Ire cream lu at tliu
Novelty I'amly Kartnrv.
You can llml something to unit you in
millinery at Mn. K. K. Martin's.
If you urn truiilili'il with damlruiT, go
to Farniworth, lis ran mro you. '
Trimmed hats, new goo. In, from 50
tTiiU to 75 emit nt Mm, Kladun'a.
Use 'M)lTlNK"'Tr "floor. Char
mail it Co., agent. Circular free.
No nullum anil lurlmna juat arrived
at M inn CiuliUuiith ' millinery arlora.
8i tits Taylor sinter danca at the
Shlvely ()Kir Ilntine Saturday evening.
Tlii- largeat aaaoitment of millinery In
tht city tJ aelci't from
Martin'a.
at Mra. K. K.
Miaa Agnoa Watt, aoprano will ling
with the Kiilug (iloe Club on Saturday
evening
When you want rihlmna and Iwea for
liat trimming, the Karkot itora luui a
hlg iliM'k .
Munyon'a inmllcineaaro the latent, and
Charmau & Co., the iii-tu-dat drug
llinU, have complete nUn k. ramphletn
(ne,
Dr. J. V. Welch, dvntiat, liaa re
moved hi otllce from the Courier (mild
ing to the Willamette (dock opiioaite the
pontulllce, iiituiin.
A dollar aaved ll equal to two doltura
earned. 1'ay up your auhaciption to the
KNTKMi'maa and got the the benefit of
the reduction In price.
County Clerk lforton lniuod licenae
to wed to Gertie Hock and J. J. Miller
on the 'M, and Mra. Carrie I.. Itobh
and Juntlo IVane on the IT.ith.
IWnutlei! Thote trimiuod hat at the
Ited Front and the pricea are very
reasonable. Alno lmliea aailor liala, 10
centn up. Canton (lata, 10 centa.
I'ilei of iieople have pile, but I)e
Wilt' Witchhaxol Sulve will cure them.
When properly applied it cure! ecalda
ami burna without the alightont pain.
Dr. White' hair grower, 15 centaon
aiiplicatlon at Farnxworth'. Clean
your head and eradicate the ditndrutT
and mukea your hair smooth and aoft.
Charmnn A Son are receiving a new
lot of npring goodi for gentUimon' wear,
connintlng 'of men'a hata, clothing and
everything in the furninhing gootla line.
Clone Brothers, formorly of thia city,
are now conducting a aaloou at Lafay
ette. They tried (ironham. then Trout
lulu, and finally aet up iu Yamhill
county.
Tolnduceatriulof the Knlerprine as a
newnpaper It will he nont from now until
JuneOth, f ir 2. cuuta. To-cont atuinps
taken 1'hmt stopped at dute if not
longer wantod.
Frank I. Welch, dentist, graduate of
the University of l'ennnylvanln, will be
in Oregon City ofllce Thursday ( sach
week ; remainder of each week In Port
land ollice, room 77 Dukum building.
The rortlund Dlnpatch is authority
for the statement that an elTort Is being
iniido t have the Clucknmu river con
demned as dulling ground, and reHorved
entirely for the propagation of salmon.
The cheap rates of 5 cabin, 2 .50
steerage, Including meals and berth, are
still in ofl'ect on the 0. H. & N. Co.'s
stuauiurs from Portland to San Fran
cisco, Steamers leave Portland every
tlvoduyi.
There was a large attendance of young
men at the gospel service held at the
Y. M. 0. A. rooms at four o'clock last
Sunday afternoon. Capt. A. W. Kim
ball, of the Bishop Bcott Grammar
school, made a very improsiive talk.
TheZion church of the Evangelical
Association ot Nortli America, located at
Carus, has Died articles of Incorporation
in the secretary of state's office.' The
trustees are: 0. K. Grayblll, I-oreni
Ilornschuch and John Kalbfleisch.
Vegetables fresh from the garden cook
easier and are far more palatable than
are stale vegetables that have been
wilted and dust covered while exposud
for sale In front of some grocery store.
By buying direct from Thompson Bros,
wagon you get vegetables that are frehh
and crisp and at flint cost. Their lettuctj,
asparagus and rhubarb cannot be ex
celled line. Full of other vetetables. I
Thi) Oregon City ClirUliiin Kwleavor
Union will hold iu rciuliir monthly
prayer meeting at tlm llnillHt clnircli
iwxl Hiiiicliiy evuiilnir nt 0:15. Minn Ma
licllii Wlgsius, limilnr. This will lie
corivi'Mtlufi ocIid minting, Hml hII are
'rdmlly Invited Ui
1 10 present ut 0:15
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Clili'f nt I'iiIIch Hum
IniM delivered
ovir to tint Hml Front store tlm lunt of
tlm lot of lierktlc tukfii from that es-
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I luimniinem uy ioiii iiar umi on ism-
lllinr, dt nl. Am Murk anil KullihiT are
now lioth nulelv IioiinimI In tlm Oregon
Miiilliiiiliiiry, tin' stolen urlii'lrii were no
longer iiimmIimI uh c rliiiiiiMling rvidulice.
On lnl 1'rlilny, '.'burro', tlm lll-vear
old on of Mr. ami Mm. K. M. KiiihIh,
ol Yiiiiimiivit, hut foriimrly of this city,
mi't with a painful ai'riilfiil. Whilu ut
play during llin riiien nt sellout, ho fi'll
from Hie lop of a friire, breaking llin leg
Jimt ahovu tlm link In, mul (mixing a ills-
lucaiinn of tlm ankle joint. Tin) Injury
was very painful, but It is thought the
oH'ration performed will prove success-
ful
At the regular monthly bucinenn moot
ing of the Coiigri giMoiml Y. P. 8. C. K ,
held Tuemlay evening, the following of
lli itra wore eloi tixl for the ennuing term :
Mln Mabello Wlgglun, proniilunt; I). D.
Tompklnn, vice-pienldellt ; K. II, Gab-
heit, x reiury ; Mina May Mark, treas
urer. The society In prospering and
nleailily incruaiing in inembernhip
Three new active mmnbera were elected
at this meeting and the name of another
one proponed
Mln Bessie D. Midlam and W. II.
Marshall, engineer on the Sir. El wood,
were married at the residence
of the bride'a father Mr. K. W.
Midlam, in Caneinuh on Weduenday,
April ?mii., Kev. 8. W. Stryker, offici
Bleu, uniy lew immeuiaie relatives
of the bride were In attendance. The
bride is a most etimahle young lady,
and daughter of one of the oldent and
resNcted families in Clackaman county.
The groom I one of Clackamaa county's
promising young men, and the newly
married couple are receiving the con
gratulation! of many friends.
Adolph Winterer, who was convicted
uf stealing a horse from Constable Smith
of Oswego, ws outside of the county
jail with some other prisoners, gutting
wood. Winterer made a break for lib
erty and soon dinapiMiared along the river
bank. Sheriff Maddock saw his him
disappearing fiom a window aii I notified
Pete Nuhreu, who started after the fugi
tive and Intercepted hlin as be came
into Main atreet near Bestow's door and
sash factory. On the sauio evening,
Sheriff Maddock took the Irisky prisoner
toSttlum, where be w ill not have an oppor
tunity to gather wood in the open air for
the next two years, This occured last
Friday evening.
Did you ever stou to think what indi
gestion really means? It means simply
that your stomach la tired. If our legs
are tired, we ride. The horse and the
team engine do the work. Why not
give your stomach a ride; that Is, let
something else do Its work. Foods can
be digested outside of the body. All
plants contain digestive principles which
will do this. The Shaker Digestive Cor
dial contains digestive principles and is
a preparation designed to rest the stom
ach. The Shakers themselves have
such unbounded confidence in it that
they have placed 10 cent sample bottles
on the market, and it is said that evtn
so small a quantity proves beneficial in a
vast majority of cases. All druggist keep
it.
I.AX0L is the bent medicine for
children. Doctors recommed in place of
Castor Oil.
Klectrlc Hole! Arrivals.
TGNicklin, Whatcom, Wash,
L A Couuella, Porllund,
I S Doblu, Portland,
Harry 11 Lang, Portland,
0 W Hough, San Francisco,
11 Rosa, Portland,
C Jenkins, "
Frank B Smith, '
J C Stuart, "
J L Sherman, " .
G A Floyd andwf"
WW Jesse, Barlow,
W N Barrett. Ilillsboro,
E M Lord, Waco Texas,
R F Ford, Olympia,
Jas Evans and wife Caseburg, Or,
J B David. Newbeig,
S A Pratt, San F'raneisco,
II W B Smith, Muldlotown, Or,
J L Vosbuig, city,
It (J Case,
Dr 0B Smith, Eagle Crock,
Dr Smith, Molalla,
11 Ross, Portland,
N McConnell.PleusaKt Hill,
A Abbott, Vancouver, Wash,
R B Walker, A'lllftmotte Falls,
G E Waggoner, Portland.
Geo B Ward, Grontg Pass, Or'
D 0 Richardson, Redland,
M T Coleman, Champoeg,
W F Hubbard, Clackamas Hatchery,
W F Steward. Molalla, Or,
W 8 Vanderburg, Marsbfleld, Or.
Worthy of Notice.
The S. B. Medicine company la the
only one out of nine proprietary medi
cine firms incorporated on this coast
since 1887 that has not made an assign
ment, These bard times with new news
paper advertising contracts lor two years,
it speaks loudly of their merit. For
sale by 0. G. Huntley, druggist.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Ilium in ISronmir of Kaglo Creek, was
a rallur at llild oIIIi m WoilnuHday.
Ihhho WillianiN, a well known young
inanol Molnlln wan In Oiegon City Wcd-
niiHiliiy,
C, Hjiunglur, a wnll-knnwri furinur of
CiriiH, wan a culler at tliii ollice on
Monduy.
Mian Mntello Skilf, of Hulmn, liua been
in tlm city during the wuuk the iruoitt of .
Mi a. L, W, Mi: Ailuina,
ChIhIi I'.ivU, Jr., of Curvullli, Hn nt
hiHt Hiinduy In tlie city, the gunHt of liin
(iBlur, Mr. 11. 8. Htrarigi.
(inn. Knluht, jr. a ionilur ch'rk in
Curlton & UoHMikrana atom of (,'anhy
waa in Oregon City Tuemlay.
Mm. (ino. Itroiighton accoiiipaiiii'd ly
lur chllilrvil icnt IknI Huturduy in
Canhy viiiiiiiig with old friiimlM.
M:aa Ora Hiungler, one of the teai'hvra
I " Kaslhaen school, spent Kuiiday
Corvallis visiting lier paients.
Perry Cram, a leading stockman of
Prinuvilln, nM'iit lant Friday night in the
clty.viniting his son, II. G. Cram.
Mr. and Mrs. A.G. Hall, of Cascade
I-ockn, have been viniting their daugh
ter, Mrs. W. M. Koblnson, of the F.lec
trie Hotel.
Mrs. Martha Berry, nee Marr, left
for llritinh Columbia Friday, to J jiii! her
hiiNbaiid, who went there a couple of
months ago,
T. F. Kyan went to Portland yester
day afternoon to attend the funeral of
the late A. G. Walling, the pioneer Odd
Fellow and printer.
Mrs. Clark, the well-wnown mission
worker of Portland will address the
mission meetings Friday evening at the
old Methodist church,
Judge A. 8. Bennett, of The Dalles,
the democrstic nominee for congress In
the second district, was In the city last
Friday visiting friends.
Itev. John Parsons, D. D., of Salem,
formerly pastor of the M. K. church In
thia city, is attending the general con
ference at Cleveland, Ohio.
Bert Hart, brother of W. E
Hart, of
this city, arrived from California last
Saturday, and will probably make his
future home in Oregon City.
I. L. Hoffman will complete a very
successful term of school in the Moun
tain road district, on the West Side of
the Willamette, today, (Friday.)
Kx-state school land commisnionnr,
NsMjlo.in Davia, of Portland, and Jules
A. Logan, the well known East Side
druggist, were In Oregon City Monday.
Russell Cane, the genial salesmtn at
Charman & Son's store, has been con
fined to the house for seyeaal days with
an attack of the grippe, but la around
again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fisher, of The
Dalles, after spending a week visiting
the former's mother in this city, Mrs.
T. Tscharnig, left Monday for a visit to
California.
Mrs. C. II. Caufleld left (or Albany
Saturday, where she will visit relatives
for a few days, and attend the Willam
ette Valley Association of Congrega
tional churches.
That upright and popular farmer J.
R. Morton, of Damascus, republican
nominee for county commissioner was
in Oregon City Tuesday greeting his
many friends.
Miss Huttie Hayes, the little daughter
of County Judge Hayes, came down
from Salem Friday, where she has been
residing with her grandparents, and will
hereafter reside in Ibis city with her
father.
William Stratton and wife and child,
arrived from New Y'ork last Saturday,
and will make Oregon City bis perma
nent home. He has become associated
with his father, I. G. Stratton in the irro
eery business on upper Seventh street.
Mrs. L. V. Mooie and children, of
Junction City, arrived in the city Tues
day to spend a few days with the family
of County Treasurer Moore. Mr. Moore
is now depot agont at Junction City, and
until a few months ago hold the same
position in this city.
A. M. Shibley. one of the prominent
citizens and leading republicans of
Springwatur, was in Oregon City Friday.
He states that notwithstanding the in
sinuations to the contrary, be will bud
port Henry Muldrum for clerk, as well as
the entire republican ticket.
Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Cowan, Mrs.
Mark, Mrs. II. P. Bestow, Mrs.
J. W. Gray, Mrs. E. E. Charman,
L. H. Andrews and Henry An
drews attended the Willamette Associa
tion of the Congregational church held
at Albany Tuesday and Wednesday.
All but Dr. Cowan, who had to reach
there in time to deliver the Association
sermon, went up by boat.
Dr. YanderpooPi
Physic, the 8. B. Headache Liver and
Kidney regulator, takes the lead with
us. For sale by C. G. Huntley, druggist.
Burns are absolutely painless when
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is promptly
applied. This statement is true. A
perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped
bands and lips, and never fails to cure
piles. C. G Huntley, Druggist.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking: Powder
World's Fslr Hlghsst Msdal aas DipUsaa.
Highctt of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
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ABdOLUTECV PURE
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Hull.
A t an cirly ho ir Wwdmisday evening
the sealing capacity of Weinliard's ball
was llllod to li-nr the address of Hon.
Tlioin.iM Tongue, the republican nomi
nee for vmiirnm in the llrst ilintrirt. The
ball is the (argent one in the ci'y, yet
many bad to n-mitiii standing. People
came, from Onmego, Cunliv, Milwaukee
every purl of the county. The opening
music was given by the Oregon City
bund, and the Milwaukee quartette took
the audience by storm with their rous
ing camnaign songs. On the stage)
seated with the siieaker, were Max
Ramshy, chairman of the republican
couhty central committee, T. F. Ryan,
secretary of the central committee, J.
W. Moffttt, president of the Oregon
City Young Men's Republican club,
I.. L. Porter, Charles Holman arid G. W.
Prosser, republican nominees for repre
sentatives, Judge T. A. McBrtde and
A . 8. Dresser.
Mr Motfatt Introduced the spesker on
behalf the republican club. The speaker
first compared the history of the repub
lican and democratic parties, supple
mented with facts snd (inures. He con
clusively nhowed that our sales of home
production article bad fallen off f2j0,
000,000 annually since the repeal of the
McKinlev tariff bill and the time that
the Wilson bill went into effect. He
proved the facts by unmistakable fig
ures and data that during the 30 years
1 0 republicau rule under a policy that
enabled us to obtain a market for our
productions at renumerative prices, and
our laborers had ready employment in
the manufacturing enterpiixes of the
country. The policy of the republican
party has been to protect the producer,
the consumer can lake care of himself.
Mr. Tongue further said, that there
were only two classes in this country,
the producers and non-producers, and
the latter were the millionaires and
paupers. He gave most exhaustive
figures to show what the republican
party had done for the country in com
parison with the democratic party,
in a most Inteiesting way. He said,
what Clackamas county snd the state
of Oregon wanted was labor for the la
borers and a market lor the farmers.
No matter how much money there is
In the country, if the laborer cannot
get pay for his labor or toe farmer a
market for his products, it does not re
lieve the stringency. He explained the
protection theory in a nutshell when
be gave Abraham Lincoln's definition
ol the question, wtio explained It in
this way. "Suppose we sent $20 to
Europe for a ton of iron. We would
have the iron, but no $20. It we made
the ironjat home we would have both the
iron and the fit)." Mr. Tongue made
some forcible arguments against the
free coinage of Bilver, and wiped the
earth with the populists. His perora
tion was grand eloquont, and the vast
audience were hardly ready to leave
when he concluded his lengthy speech.
It was pronounced by many of the
bearers to have been the best political
address ever delivered in Oregon City.
The enthusiasm was intense, and the
speaker was frequently applauded.
The New Era Republican club held
a grand rally at the Lei and school
house last Saturday evening, and the
meeting was addressed by A. 8. Dresser,
of this city, or at least was to be, but
arrangements were made for a joint dis
cussion with W. S. U'Ren, one of the
populist candidates for representatives,
Mr, Dresser had the opening address
with a reply at the close. He maintained
the republican idea of money as expressed
by the state platform, while Mr. U'Ren
attempted to show that the populist idea
of money was the correct one . The dis
cussion was very gentlemanly and cor
teous throughout, and those who were
present from Oregon City and other sec
tions ot the country, assert that Mr. Dres
ser maintained bis side of the question
yery creditably. One of the gentlemen
present said that Mr, Dresser made one
of the best speeches on the money ques
tion that he had ever listened to. The
school house was crowded, and a most
interesting meeting was held. Mr.
Dresser bas made a special study
of the money question, and he is abun
dantly able to sustain bit side of the
question with the best talent that can
be brought out by the opposition. He
had made arrangements to have a series
of joint discussions over the country, but
the populist state central committee
would not consent to the plan, as they
desired him to canvas the county
itb the opposition candidates on
the republican ticket, so this plan will
probably not materialize. These two
gentlemen will likely have several
joint discussions at several points in I
the county.
J. H. St. Lawrence, the populnt
j mayor of Pullman, Washington,
jsioke before a very) good
audience at Pope's hail Tuesday even
ing. Next Monday after.ioon st two o'clock
Hon. Thomas Tongue will address
the citizens of Needy under the aus
pices of the republican club of that
place. A rousing rally is expected.
On Monday evening a gramlrally
will be held at Canby, under the aus
pices of the republican club, at which
a lame attendance is expected. Hon.
Thomas Tongue will sddress thejmeet-
ing.
On Monday evening there 'will be a
joint discussion at Oswego on the fi
nance question by A. 8. Dresner snd
W. 6. U'Ren. The occasion will no
doubt be an interesting one.
The Maple Lane Republican club will
hold a grand rally on Thursday even
ing of next week. Hon. T. J. Cl'eton.
of St. Helens, the republican candidate
for this dietrict. He is an able
speaker and will interest the audience.
This will be convenient for Oregon
City people to attend, as there is a
sidewalk for most of the distance out.
On the following Friday evening there
will be a grand rally of the .republicans
at Clackamas, and Saturday afternoon,
May 9tb, at two o'clock at Eagle creek
will be another gathering. Mr. Clee
ton will address both meetings.
Lost.
During theC. E. Convention in Oregon
City on Main street, a purse containing
about $11 in itold and silver and also a
small Canadian coin dated about 1826.
A liberal reward will be given for its re
turn to G. H . Bestow. Oregon City.
Weddins stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Enterprise office.
Any one who bas ever bad an attack
of inflammatory rheumatism will rejoice
with Mr. J. A. Stumm, 220 Boyle
Heights, Los Angeles, over his fortunate
escape from a siege of that distressing
ailment. Mr. Stumm is foreman of
Merriam's confectionery establishment
Some months ago, on leaving the heated
work room to run across the street on an
errand, he was caught out in the rain,
The result was that when ready to go
home that night he was nnable to walk,
owing to inflammatory rheumatism. He
was taken borne, and on arrival was
placed in front of a good fire and tbor
onghly rubbed with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm, During the evening and
night he was repeatedly bathed with
this liniment, and by morning was re
lieved of all rheumatic pains. He now
takes special pleasure in praising
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and always
deeps a bottle of it in the bouse. For
sale by G. A. Harding, druggist.
The Equitable
Life Assurance
Society
now issues a new
form of life policy,
which contains more
advantageous
guarantees than any
policy ever issued
on a sound and
conservative basis,
and these guarantees
are made by the
strongest life
assurance company
in the world.
Assets,
1-liitiiliiies,
Surplus,
$201,009,388
Ifi0.38fi.376
40,624.012
L. Samuel, Gkn. Mob.
OKEGONIAN BLD., POHTLAND, OR.
A. W. PHILLIPS,
EXPRESS
And
DELIVERY.
Prompt attention to hauling to
any part of Oregon City.
Moving attended to promptly and
carefully.
Snenial rates piven nn haulms' to
and from Gladstone and Park- J
place. 1
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LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AND
IEPOT
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle honk always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person of
letter.
horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason'
able terms.
Established 13.
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PIONEER
Trance? and
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE.
SEE
Davies Exhibit
And have your photos
taken at the gallery.
Third aud Morrison Sts.
Entrance on Morrison Street.
H. W. JACKSON,
Bicycles, Umbrellas,
Guns, Sewing1 Machines,
And all kinds of small ma
chines put in good order. No
work to difficult to undertake.
Prices reasonable.
Shop on Seventh St., near depot.
15.000.00 J!
To loan on
m p r o v e d
prpetty in Cbickamas County.
ANDREW C. MALSTEN,
Jacgar Building opposite Court House,
Oregon City, Oregon.
MOLALLA AVENUE
..STORE..
G.'W. Grace & Co.
NEW GOODS,
Complete stock of every thing
needed in the home.
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