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Oregon City hntcrprisc. OltKOON CITY vKKIt'KI(M Mr, HiMiorilitr, (Ihlnl uM'cillii Aaanaanr. Trnaaurpr, (Illy Alliirnnir, HtrniH I'Mitiutliilntipr, Hi i 'l . nl Watnr Wraa, 1lly KiiHtnnnr, IJoiiiiiillmim-T. I'. :i'inll, I.. II 1 1 no-, J. J. C'x.k n, l(, K lor, ilnnrv M i'IiIiii in, J, W IMrnin ! i x i u li I I . W , in ('ana. K. Iliirna K H Culil! H. I,. Ihilinnll I . ur m Ii f! Ilnlienra, Jr. W II. Unwell II. II. Miu.im (' i'ui t, Jnliii " fr. L, l rr , Mnltatl. liuiini'H must Drat Woilnnail ) of ex'h immlll III oil )r hall KIllHAY, sr.l'TI'.MItKK l I mm. r- - - CHAT AHOUT TOWN. Fresh oysters In any styln at tlm Nov elty Candy Factory. Tiimlili-ri Tt cunta a iM'tut IIhwui'I'h HfVi'iilll alri'i't, near depot. K ymi want a Kuwlntr inaihlnri (or I'J'i o to lli'lloiny A Hiim li'it. Men's mill hoys cap ( all kinds cheap, at the lluckiit store. Cl.arnian A Hon will pay tlm IiIkIiiwI market price (or potatoes, dried Iriills, HKIJH, lltO. Tim Novelty Candy Factory I tint place to K"l I'"'" 'f''1", I" nX iiantlty. No lirokun collar or Irayed culla cihiio lioinn (ioiii Hi" Willamette Htoain laundry. All work guaranteed. .Farmers am buying the Canlonchilled plow liecauao they cn'l be leat and their prices are reasonable. 1'oh) A Co. Try mim iwfl corn from tlm Maple wood itanlena tbia week. We'll ijuaran ton that It l tfolU-r than ny yon ever to Ix'lnro. Twenty (onr kinds of tobacco, nutH, fresh rati'lies, clitars, and freah Irull ai Dan Williams on tho corner o( Kevcnlh ml Center strecta. A dollar saved la eu.iml to two dollars earned. I'uy up your nulim'iitioti to tlm Knt-mi mihk ami net llm tlm benclll ol tlm reduction In prim. lanlriilrlorm when llm gland of tin) kln am weakened, ami i( neglected, baldneos l Hire to lollow. HiiII'h Ituir UcnvMer la tint la-st prevcnaiive. A trial subscription to tlm Oregon City Fxtkiikiii, tlm lilni ncwspaer o( Clackamas county, until NuvctnlM-r tllli, including full election returns, lor '2b CCIll. To the l.ailii' of Oregon City: A re liatili) dressmaker, nrxt door back ol photo tent, Seventh anil Jackson atri'iiia. Clir(ia to auit llm time. Mb. ri. H. (Jhaiiam, For a tilft place to hitch your home war from llm motor lino and a place to get a flrat claaa Job of repairing or liorw shoeing rail on 8. F. Scripture's shop on Fifth street. The whole system la drained ami un drrinlneil by Imloli'tit ulrera ami omn or-. HeWitt'a Witch Ha-el Halve imetlily hcala them. 1 1 la the Im-hI pile cure known. 0. (1 .Huntley DruggM. M. I.. Moore, who hohla the )oitlon o( wnior vice-corn mamler In Meaile I'oal A U . baa Uxtn anDoinlrd aid do- camp on thealalTof Deputy Coiuinander Hlmrman with the rank ol lleutenunl colonel, K dull, cplrltleaa and Htupid; K your blocd ia thick and ilugih ; if your ap petitu in ciiprlciou and tincertuin. You need a HarHaparillu. For heat reaulta Utko iHtWitt'a. U rccoinnntnda itnelf. C. (1. Huntley, Driiguint. Don't tritlo away time when yon have cholera morbus or diarrhira. Fight them In tlm beginning with Ie Witt'H Colic A Cholera Cure. Don't have to wait for remiltH, they are in stuntiini'ouH ami it leave the bowela in healthy condition. C. (J. Huntley, Druggiht. (leo. A. Hleel. nrcMidont of the Kant Hide Kail w ii y Co. In having a handiome cotliign erected on hla hind adjoining Judge Meldrum'i property below town, and will move bin family there as loon aa it la completed. The foundation la aliout completed and the carpontorg will Boon have their work minder way. If you have ever aeen a little child in the agony of mimmor complaint, you can realize tho dangor of tho trouble and appreciate tho value of inatantanooua relief alwaya afforded by De Witta Colic nd Cholera Cure. For dyaentry and diiirrbd'a It Ib a rcllablo remedy. We could not aflord to recommend tbia bh a euro unleaa it were a cure. C. 0. Huntley, Drugglat. Threshing machine mon will find at the Kntkhi'iuhk ollleo a perfect record and receipt book. IUunk maco for recording each days work, amount and price and arrangod in duplicate form so that it can be lined aa a receipt as well as memoranda of the work. Moat com plete thing ever gotten out. Machine men who uHud this book laataeaeon have ordered (or this year. 8ont by mail for 75 cenlB. It is a big thing to nay but neverthe less true, that a great multitude of poo ple have crowned Simmons Liver Regu lator, the "king of liver medicines." There is nothing like it for malaria, rheu matism, chills and fever, constipation, biliousness, sick headache, indigestion and all troubles arising from a sluggish or diseased liver. Simmons Liver Regu lator is the prevention and cure for these ailments. Fresh oyHters In any style at llm Nov elty Cmidy Factory. Ali the latent linveitiiu, notioun,liosleiy and uiiderwcii for Imllna. geula'. and clilldreii at the Kuckct alore, All kinds of denli and aull water fldi on Ire at ll'imiihrey Trenilmib'a, nexl door to Albright's incut market. Many a duv'a work Is lout by sick bead ache, riiUHiid by indignation and slumiich trouble. DnWHt'a Mill" Karly Itinera are llm most ell'i-etuil pill lor overcom ing such dilllciiltics. C, 0. Huntley Drngglat. The Novelty Candy Factory's big foiiiilaln la rnniiliig aluiimtiliiy and night and the proprictou are scrying their ciiHtoniers w ith tlm llimst Iceeieaiu soda, Arllc soda, Wllhoit mineral water, root beer ami ciirbomiled orange elder. Theories of cure nuy be discussed at length by physicians, but tlm suilerers want quick relief; and One Minute Cough Cure will give it to them, A audi cure for children. It is ''tlm only harmleas remedy that produces immed iate results." V. (i. Huntley, Driltigist. Dr. J. II. Irvine, llm Catihy druggist, has made an aaaignmcnt. Tho deed ol aaalgnment was tiled in the county clerk's ollleo last Monday, and bis lia bilities are placed at 72'.'. His assets coimial of drug stork and flxtuies valued al$ 7(H), and real estate III Multnomuli county valued at t'.'XI. The assignment is made to J. M. Kvans. Dr, F. L. Wilkinsof Chicago, general secretary of tlm Inlernatlonal Sta-iety of II. Y. I'., N. A. will lecture in llm Haptint t hiirch ol this city Oi l. ll'th. This will lie a rare treat for Oregon City as Dr. Wilkin Is one of one of Chicago's he -it and brightest lecturers. This lecture will be fiee and for the benefit of the young peopln of the city. The roads are now in excellent condi tion, ii in I nothing is more pleasant and exhilarating thun a drive in the country in a I'ornloi table rig behind (uHt slcp ping, gentle team. W. II. Young, the liveryman, bus good supply o( bian new , cninloilulile rigs, and gentle, sule, hiirai s that have plenty of gel up and go to Ihein. These can lie obtained at very icuHouuhle prices. l.aat Thuisday the executive com mittee ol the national democratic organ i.iiinn in Oregon met in Purllnm!, and aelei'tcd four presidential elector to rep resent the Palmer and Huckner demo cratic ticket in this state. The electors chosen are: Curtis J. Trcnchard. of Astoria, Clatsop county ; Frank A. hen fert. of Wasco counlvj Alexander M. Ilolmea.of Polk county, and iwis H. Cox, of Multnomah county. Mrs, 8. A. Kelt, of Pomona, Cal., had the bad luck to sprain her ankle. "I tried several liniments," she ssys, "bill was not cured until I used ChamU'rlain's Pain Halm. Tnat remedy cured me and I take pleasure in recommending it and testifying to Ita elllciency ." This medi cine Is also of great value for rheuma tism, lame back, pains in the chest, idetirisy and all deep-seated and muscu lar pains, For sale by O. A. Harding, druggist. The Y. M. C. A. evening educational classes will begin October 1st with the following instructors: Monday even ing Itookkeeping, Fied Hesse, in structor. Tuesday evening vocal mu sic, Prof. W. F. Werseliul. Wednes day evening arithmetic, D. II. Glass. Friday evening shorthand, Miss F.lla Howell. The course will consist of ten lessons, hinting until near Christmus. The fee for each course of, lessons is 50 cents, and 50 rents entrance fee to mem bers of the association. Ladies will be admitted In llm vih'hI music class. It la a very busy time at tho KstolhYc on Friduv mornings, and Postmaster (ireen and assistant have to work early and lale to get through their work. The editions of the threo Oregon City weekly papers have to bo sorted over at tbia time, as well as the. Weekly Orego itoniun and Weekly Kxumlnor, which arrive ut the sumo time. And in addi tion to this a large Fastorn until usually arrives on Friday morninga. Asa con seiinonce, the postolllco force have to work lute Thursday night, and are on band long before prescribed olllce hours in the morning. Under former admin istrations it was often tho custom to lot the Eastern mail accumulate, until it could be handled at leisure, but Post master Oreon deserves credit for getting through the mail as well as he does. Mrs. E. E. Da is, of San Miguel, Cal. says: "I am trying in a measure to repay the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for the great good their remedy has done me. For years I was a constant sulTerer from weak lungs and bronchial asthma. My rest at night was disturbod by a backing cough, bo that I felt miserable the greuter part of the time. Many remedies recommended by friends wore tiled, none of which proved suitable to my case. I did not experi ence any beneficial results until I began taking Chamtwrlain's Cough Remedy. After two bottles of the large Bize have been used I am pleased to state, my health is hotter than it has been for years. The soreness has left my lungs and chest and I can breathe easily. It has done mo so much good that I want all who are suffering from lung troubles, as I was, to give it a trial." For sale by G. A. Harding, druggist. CAHI'AHJI NOTKH. KntliiidiiHtli' Kchoes for M Kliilcjr From rimy Hertloit. Miicouruglng news Is being received from every put ol Chukuuus county concerning llm campaign work, and the ciiIIiiihIuhiii is growing. The people are reading uml Htudying (or themattlves, and they ais gelling at Dm truth in a aslialuctory way, Oregon's popular seniilor, John H. Mitchell Is doing a grand work lit Mo Kinleyand llolart in Oregon, and Is hriinriiiK Ihoiiaunds of voters into line fornro rllv. i.rotectlon and good gov-1 eminent, lie uiil a great Wora in lam hill county, where tlm hi-metalllc forces are in tlm ascendency. At Albany on Monday the Kenator addressed nearly I .(MM) republicans, and the parade of re. publican and democrats made a pro cession of over one mile In length. On Tuesday, Heplemlier L'Dlh, Senator Mitchell will addres the people ol Cluckaina county at Oregon City. It will be a grand day there will be a pa rade, a big rally, and hundred of -o-pie will 1st in attendance. Among the other feature will be music by the lilee Club and Hand. The speaking will take place ut Hhivcly's 0ht house at 8 p. in. in the evening. On Wednesday, Sep tember :tOlh, Senator Mitchell will spegk at Wright's Spring, at 1 :30 p. in. The republicans of that section will see that it is the greatest campaign gather ing ever held at that place. Music and everything that will tend to make it a success, will be provided. Next Monday evening at eight o'clock p. m ., lion. J. U. I.ee, one oi me auieai political delmteia in the state, will seak on the political issue of the campaign, and a grand rally will be held in honor of the event. The club at Candy is do ing great wuik for the cause A. H. Dresser addressed, the citizens ol Kigali lat Saturday evening, and organ ized an active, working McKinley and llobart league. The meeting was an en thusiastic one, and tho following ollicers of the league were elected: President, I L. Clark; vice-president, Charles Woller; secretary, C. M. ISrown; treas uier, Fred Schneider. C. II. Dye will addles this league next Saturday even ing, when arousing rally will take place. Hon. Walter Toozo, of Woodburn, ad dressed the citizens of Maple Lane last Saturday night, and a loyal, rousing gathering is reported. Mr. Tooze is a logical speuker, and his arguments hit with telling effect. It is Baid that sev eral who were treading in that broad road, that leads to opocracy and de struction, were turned into the straight arid narrow pith of McKinlcyism that leads to the prosisrity of the people. A McKinley club has been organized at Milwaukee, composed of the Uerman American citizens. They have also or ganized a glee club, composed of the best talent, and are prepared to go to any part of the county on the most reasona ble terms. They have a lot of the latest and most catchy campaign music, and guarantee satisfaction. Hon. C. U. (iantenbeim will address the club next Saturday night, A McKinley league was organized at Oswego last Monday morning, with J. II. Pomeroy as president, and C. B. Hull as secretary. This leafiie is a un ion of the two republican clubs in exis tence in that town during the campaign lust spring. Absolute harmony and good feeling prevail among the republi cans in that precinct, and they are all enthusiastically working for McKinley's election. Idle iron works make an ob ject lesson worthy to bo heeded bv the laboring men, the farmer and the mer chant. One hundred and twenty-live names are on the roll, and more are be ing added. The Oregon City McKinley and llo bart League have secured the room un der the Entkuckikk olllce, formerly oc cupied by R. L. Holman, and fitted it up lor headquarters. A glee club was or ganized Wednesday night, with Mrs. Strickler as leader. They will furnish music for campaign gatherings. The league have splendid headquarters, well supplied with reading matter. Goorgo F. Hortonl has charge of the county central committee headquarters, during Secretary Ryan's few days ab sence He is receiving confident re ports from every section of the county, and believes McKinley will carry old Clackamas, Dr, C. B. Smith, of Eagle creek, brought Hon. T. T, Geer in from that place last Sunday. Mr, Geer is one of the candidates for presidential elector, and delivered a most eloquent and ar gnmentive addrens last Saturday even ing. His speech was to the point, and be explainod truths in such a way, that many who heard believsd. He gave those In tho audience an opportunity of answering his arguments, and said that he did not want them to go away and say that they had not been given an opportunity to reply. For once, the pop ulists were given an opportunity to talk. Dr. Hickman, the central committee man from Clackamas, was in the city Tuesday. He states that steps are be ing taken to organize a league at that place, and a large membership is as sured, as there is a healthy growing sen timent in favor ol McKinley. Henry Von Helm, the central com mitteeman, was at state league head- Higheit of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. CoVt Report W4 ABSOLUTELY PUBE iiiarlcrs in I'oriland Weilnesduv, after another supply of literature. He says that all in hi in-uhl.orl.ood will vole for McKinley, and in hi judgtiient, Clackamas county will give a good ma jority for the republican ticket. Tlioinu Hislop, says the Orego'iian, whose place of business is on East Clay, near Grand Avenue, I kept busy put ting McKinley button on the coat of fanners from Clackamas comity. He never allows a larmer to pas his build ing without finding how he stand. He estimate from the number of farmer he ha Interviewed from .Clackamas, that there will be great majority for McKin ley In that county. The reuublicans of Clackamas county, irrespective of past differences are pull ing harmoniously together for the elec tion of McKinley and llobart. Best Insurance companies F. E. Donaldson. The funeral of Mrs Lovejoy Ux)k place from the M. E. church last Monday morning at 10 a. m., and the funeral ser vices were conducted by Rev. 8. W. Slryker. Mrs. Loyejoy was 80 years ol age, anil came from Iowa about ten year ago. She was the mother of 0. Ixvejoy, who conducted a hotel and gro cery store at the corner of Main and Fourth streets, and who now resides in Linn county. Other members ol the family iive in California. Mrs. Love joy dud at the residence of Mrs. Op dycke at Gladstone, on last Saturday morning. Leading insurance agency F. K. Donaldson, Judge Sears, of i'oriland, held a term of circuit court last Monday, forjudge Mcllride, to bear the suit of T. K. A. Sellwood against 1'. G. Ilenneinan to reconstruct a deed made 10 years ago. The matter was taken under advisement. At the same time a decree of divorce was granted to Cora Hut son from Willis Ilutson on the ground of cruel and in human treatment. Largest insurance business F. K. Donaldson. The Novelty Candy factory has just received a new shipment ol Oregon melons and other fresh fruits. The Novelty carries the most complete and freshest stock of fruit, confectionery auts etc., of anv place in Oregon Citv and at more reasonable prices. Their ice cream I and soda is just as good as you can get in I'oriland Ten big insurance companies F. E. Donaldson. Last Thursday evening Meade Relief Corps entertained the G. A. K. at an after session. Mrs. 8. M. McCown, de partment president, gave an interesting account of her visit as a delegate to the Kelief Corps convention at St. Paul, and, on the whole, the occasion proved a very entertaining one. Reliable Ore insurance F. E. Donaldson. The best ice cream in the city at W. W. Slovall's Seventh street confection ery store, at the Keddoway stand. Five cents a dish or 25 cents a quart. The yery place to get cool soda water, cigars and candies. Give the place a trial when you pass that way. Free insurance blotters F. E. Donaldson. Seth P. Luelling, of Milwaukee, the youngest son of County Recorder Luel ling was married at McMinnville on September 10th, to Miss Cora E. Con verse, of Yamhill county. Mr. and Mrs. Luelling will make their home near Amity. Insurance that insures F. E. Donaldson. All persons indebted to Charman & Son are requested to call and settle at once. All Order Man works the city both morn ing and afternoon in our interest. Leave instructions for him to call at your door and take your order for GROCERIES We please others, and would be pleased to have a chance to Please you. Goods delivered promptly. E. E. WILLIAMS, The Grocer. Masonic Building. Phone No. 3. Mrs. J. H. STRICKLER, Teacher of the true Italian method of voice culture, inclu ding Might singing. Harmony taught privately or in cIbhs. TERMS : Two lessons per week in voice. . .$ 1 00 One lesson per week in voice 75 Two lesson per week in harmony, per term 12 00 Two lessons per week in harmony, das of four, per term 6 00 Two lessons per week in harmony. das of eight, per term 3 00 Geo. T- Howard, DEALER I.V .pBcoqd land (oodg Highest price paid for Furni ture, Stove, etc., etc. Good line of Tinware, Glass ware, Crockery, etc., always on hand. 7th Street, Near Depot 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, - $'.'01,009,as8 Liabilities, 160,31,376 Surplus, - ,40,624.012 L. Samcil, Gen. Mgr. OKKOONIAN BLD., POKTLAKD, OR. Uow you Can BABY'S FRUIT Baby's Pectoral DR. J. H. IRVINE, Proprietor. Pioneer We call your attention to our new fall arrivals Ladies' Men's and Children's Mackintoshes, the Latest The celebrated "Duck Brand" in all styles. Thos. Cliarman & Son. EAST AND SOUTH THE SHASTA KOUTE Of the SOUTHERN PACIFIC'COMPANY. Express Trains leave Portland Daily. Sou.h I North. H Ml r. M. s r. m . 10 ViA.M. It Li At Portland Ar OraionClir I.r M. Kranelaco Lv S 10 A.M. 7 231 A.M. 7 00 r.m. The abnvs train slop at East Portland, Oreiton City, Wwxthurn, Halem, Turner, Marion, Ji-lffraon.Altiaiiy.Altiaiiv Junction, Tangent, Hlifilila, llsl-v. Ilarrinlitirg, Jqiic lion City, Kiifrsns, Creawell, Drain, ami all station from Koaebnrg to Alilaii(Hntlulv DININO CAR8 ON OUDEX ROUTE. Pullman Buffet Sleepers. Ar Second-Class Sleeping Cars Attached to all through tralni. ROHFBL'KO HAIL iballri. 30 a. a. I fi A.M. h.'ti r. m. I Portland Ar OrnronCltjr Lf RoaefourifLf I 40 r. ia vr. Is :O0A. SAI.KM r-Att EGER. (iMiljr. 4 un r. m. i 49 r. M I Lv L Ar l-. rll o i Ar 110 It a. Orrr d Ity I.r t 71 A. n IVm Lr 6:00 A. M 15 t. M. West Hid UirialoD. BETWEEK PORTLAND AND C0RVALLIB. Mall Train. Dtllr (Eicept Bandar.) ?:3t)A-M. I Lr Portland Ar )r. 12l6r. M I Ar Corralllt Lr l.SSr.M At Albany and forrallla connect with trains ol Oregon Cen Ml k E .aiern Railroad. Ezprea Train Dallr (Ezcent Bandar) Lr Portland Ar Ar McMlnnrllle Lr I J . 25 A. M I 50 A. T:'lbT. M. THROUCH TICKETS TO ALL POINTS IN THE EASTERN 8TATE8. CANADA AND EtJROPI Can be obtained at lowest ratet from L. B. Moore, Agent, Oregon Cltr, R.KOEHLER, E. P. ROGERS, Manager. Asa't O. F. and Paa. Agent. ...The Prairie Farmer. IS THE Greatest of AH Farm Papers. It presents each week all that is worth knowing in current agricul tural literature. Each number contains more solid reading matter than any other agricultural paper, and covers a broader field, Snisiriptioi Prlce,OaeDollar i Year. It is the Paper for the People. Sawle ClEMiiif Offers for 1895-6: Thk Pbaibib Farmer 1 B0t PD8r OnejeT Wsekly I.nteeOckan) $ 1.25. Tub Pbaibik Farmer ) 5 pjpj m ChicaooWeeklt Times) jeirfCT$1.25. Address The Prairie Farmer, Chicago. EatebllMhed 1863. t PIONEER Tf anglef and Ejgif e$, Freight and parcels delivered to all parts of the city. RATES - REASONABLE. Save Money 1. Gnu, When your children need a laxative or stomach and bowel regulator, buy LAXATIVE. Fifty doses for twenty-hve cents. The season for colds and coughs is upon us. In order to be pre pared for an emergency, get a bottle of Syrup, The best in the market. Price 25 cents. For sale at the CANBY PHARMACY, Canby, Or. Store