Oregon City hntcrprisc.
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CHAT AIJOUT TOWN
Black and colored kl'l gloves, dm
at Ilia Km ki'l store.
Tllllllllur '.' cenls a Mmi ll'JWaid'
Hrvi'iilli street, near depot.
If you want a sewing machine (or l''i
go lu llcllomy A Hiim'Ii'i.
Wood wanted at thla olllee. lMlv
ered Intra or si (iladnloim.
I am noted lor distinctive ami eiclu
alve stylus. Mlita C. Uoldmnlth
The latest In visiting rani at lha Kit
Tsaraisa Orrti.a. I'rices to attitt you
My styles art) correct, practical am
ordinal, prlcre moderate, MissC. liold
imllli.
Cliarman A Hon will pay the liinlitxit
market nili fur Potatoes, lrlti frultn
Wi'l'. .
Ladies gent's, ami chlldred's (all
nil winter underwear Just received at
tlio Racket store.
(lirl wanted to do lnmm work no
chllilrt-ti to rare (or. Addres M.K.I,
caru Lnleipriso.
For tlia easiest lining cornel to I had
III Mindly goto Mra. K. K. Martin',
next door lo tha postolllce.
Ovater. Ilia finest ami tesl ever
brought lo Oregon t'ltv. served In any
tyls at the Portland restaurant.
All kiml of fresh ami aalt water (lull
On Ice al lliiniilirry Trembath'i, next
door lo Albright's meat market.
Wrxl.lliiv stationery, the latest styles
and finest assortment ever brought to
Oregon City at thn Kntkmi-xih otllee
8(-cil aaln o( millinery November 9
to Wih. H'ylish trimmed h t ami
tin. Mra. M. K. Hamilton. Red Front
atore.
For a quiet place to hilch your hoiws
awav (rum the motor line ami a place to
gut a first clans job u( repairing or horse
shoeing call on K F. Scripture's ahop on
Flllb alrwt.
Kieed and safety artt thn watchword
o( the age. Ona Minute Cough Cure art
atieedily, safely and never tail. Ab!i
ma, bronchitis, rough and cold are
cured ty it. ('. i. Iliiulley, druggint.
Buckingham's Dye (or the Whiskers
Is the hunt, lunilii'i-t, safest, surimt,
cleanest, iiiokI ccotiomicil and sat 'afar
lory d)o ever Invented. Il I Ihogmithf
mi'n'a favorite.
I'll re l.looil ii.i-ana good hralth. I'w
Witt's Humaimrilla itirillc the blood,
rurrs ('millions, pcti'tna, smidila and all
dit'M arining (nun liiipurx IiIimhI. C.
(! Iluntli')', druggixt.
Thu II ni' t linn Oni'iilul rug cvrr
brought lo Ori-g'Hi Ciiy, am now on li
at Mr. K. K. .Martin's stum. A Una
(inltiTii al H rfiiis imr (mit and llucr
gradi al ciiully low prii'f.
Mr. L. K. I'm ton, Hmkfor.l, 111.,
writes : "From persnnul experienre 1 ran
reroiiiiueud leVilt's Sursiipiirilla, a
euro (or impuro hliHid ami gtnpr.il ilclu
Ity. ('. 0. Huntley, druggiHt,
Thu he! n( apple cider (or mince pies
run be had o( F. It. Andrews, o( Mapl
wood (arm. Ieive orders with Maphf
wood delivery wagon, or telephone direct,
(or rider or all kinds o( vegetables.
Io Wilt's Wit,li 1 1 lire I tulve is an null
septic, aoothing and healing application
for burn, sriilds, cuts, brunies, etc., and
cunts piles like magic. It iimtantly stops
pain. C. U. Huntley, druggiHt.
The Junior society o( the Baptist
church gavo an Ice cream social last
Wednesday evening. It wits a very
A dollar saved li equal to two dollar
(mi ned. I'ay up your subsclptlon to the
F.NTKiirHiHtj and get tha the benefit of
the reduction In price,
WoiknuJ. V, Hoir.iian's alegiint and
eight-room rotlagn on Apron avenue,
near llui creamery, la progressing nicely.
When completed thla coltuge will add
much lo the appearance of that part of
thecliy.
The trnlhol thestuleiniint that "Yam
hill Uat lha world" has again been
verified. This time It ia In the toimilo
line. Harah llopllidd, of McMinnvlllit,
come to the front with one that weighs
3 Hiumla and M ounces. McMiunvllle
never was much of a place (or tomatoea.
drove's lalelen Chill tonic Is a per
feet Millar liil Mv.T tonic and blood
purifier. Keinove lllliouaness withoul
purging. Al uleasant as Imon Hyrup
It Is is Urge a any dollar tonic and re'
tails (or fiOc. To get the genuine, ak (or
(or (Irove'i. For aale by C. O. Huntley.
There will he the regular servicas at
thn HaptUt rhiiri.'h next Holiday, Treacle
ing In the morning by the pantor, Uev.
M. I. Kugg Kunday achool and young
iieoplei meeting al usual hours . No
evening service, pastor and people oln
Ing the union aervlcea at the Congrega
tlonal church.
At the Methodist church next Hunday
morning t lie pantor, Itev. T. L. Jones,
will preach from the theme: "The Child
yet Uvea." There will be no evening
service, pastor and people Joining in
union service at the Congregational
church, held under the auapicea of Hold-
ridge and IhYkson, the evangelists.
J . II . Noa. of Needy has been in town
during tha week attending court as
iror. Mr. Noe baa one of the beat
nurseries In tha county anal is not dis
couraged as to the future of the fruit
business In Clackamas county for in
addition to bis nursery be has large
orchard of the leading varietiea of fruit
and la planning to add to hla orchard
large nitmlier of tree thla coming season.
Charles Alhr'ght, jr., the reliable
and old stand-bye meat dealer, still
Irada In the butchering buainesa in Or
egon City. His old customer stay with
him, and if xrchanre, they should wan
der away to some other market, they sl
ays come back to Albright. Abrighl'a
meats are lender and Juicy, and ran be
obtained either at lha market on Main
and Fifth streets, or at the ahop on the
corner of Center and Seventh steels,
next dour to IUn William'.
pleasant affair, well attended and the ro
cepts will materially aid them in paying
off their Home mission plodgo.
Tablets, ink, pens, pencils, books and
complete school outfits will he supplied
to the custmnors at my store, at very
reasonable prices. Cull on Puniul Wil
liam".' on upper Seventh street near
Center, before you buy elsewhere.
Chronic conatipBtlon is a painful, dis
agreeable and life ehortening difllculty.
It deranges the system, causes sick houd
ache, bad breath, and poisons the blood
It CBn be readily overcome by DeWitt's
Little Karly Itinera. These little pillB
are great regulators. 0. G. Huntloy,
druggist.
We are spending more
than our profits on Schil
ling's Best tea to get you to
try it just to try it
Your money back if you
don't like it.
At grocers' in packages.
A Schlltlnar Coaipaar
Saa rranclac at
One of the best agricultural papers
pol.linhed on this coast is the Itural
Northwrnt of Portland. Its editorials
ml articles are all written by persons
alio have a practical knowledge of the
suhjert thny are handling and who are
Oregon and Washington men and women
w ho have gained their information (com
the (arum of these states, so that the
advice given ia always applicable to
farm work a carried on in th's slate.
The pnHr is but 60 cents a year and no
armor should bo without il, (or in this
lay of education the well ponied farmer
s the one that will nuke a success of
s himineiis.
Mr. W. It. Meek, who resides at
Caiuptonville, Cal.. says her daughter
as (or several years troubled at times
lilh severe cramps In the stomach, and
wool. I tie in such agony that it was neu-
canary to rail in a physician. Having
read alHiutChuniherluin's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoie Kemedy she concluded to
try it. She (ound Iliac it always gave
prompt relief. It was seldom necessary
to giv. the second done. "Il ha not
only saved us lot of worry and time,"
she says, but also doctor bills. It is my
opinion that every family should have
a bottle of this remedy in the house."
For sale by tioo. A. Harding, druggist.
(ieorgn Kly returned Sunday from a
four weeks trip to Jan Bernardino coun
ty, California, where he went to exam
ine the country with a view of removing
from Oregon to that section. He comes
back ierfuctly satisfied with Oregon. Ho
says that that part ol Cahlornla Is no
place for a person of small means. No
cows are kept except by the rich who
can afford lo keep up an Irrigated pas
tore and buy feed and that the people
nearly all use canned milk, buying it by
the doxen or gross. The fruit farms can
only 1)6 handled successfully by wealthy
people, it costing very heavy to get the
wator onto the ground and prepare for
an orchard. He thinks that the disad
vantages of Oregon are not nearly so
bad as he thought they were before he
saw California.
According to a celebrated anatomiat
there are upwards of 5,000,000 little
glands in the human stomach. These
glands pour out the digestive Juices
which dissolve or digoat the food. In
digestion Ib want of juice, week ness of
glands, need of help to restore the health
of these organs. The best and most
natural help is that given by Shaker
Digestive Cordial. Natural, because it
supplies the materials needed by the
glands to prepare the digestive juices,
lieceuse it strengthens and invigorates
the gland and the stomach, until they
are able to do their work alone. Shaker
Digestive Cordial cures indigestion
certainly and permently. It does so by
natural' means, and therein lies the
secret of its wonderful and unvaried
success.
At druggists, price 10 cents to $1 00
per bottle.
Died.
Wki At 6 Aft o'clock, Hunday evening,
November 1st, IHU'I, Anton Weiss, aged
7fl years.
Mr, VN'cIh receive! a stroke of paraly
sis about four years ago aad a second
one a year and a half ago, from which
lie never recovered, lie was an old
pioneer, having emigrated lo Oregon in
thn early forties and settled on his claim
at llui mouth of the 'lualutin, where he
has since resided and where he peace,
fully paxscd awsy on Hunday evening
lunt. He was a man whose band was
ever open to relieve the sufferings of the
poor and needy; honest, upright, thrifty
and In lilHtrioiis he leaves an estate of
aome $'JI),(X)0. His brother, Fraticoes,
thn only one living out of a family of six
boys, left hi Chicago home last Hunday
and arrivixl In thla city Thursday
In his younger ilayi Mr. Weiss was
active In public affairs and was at one
tiiun chief of thn police of Oregon City.
The funeral took place from the Bap
list church Wednesday afternoon, con
ducted by Itev. M . I- Kugg.
.Harried.
Mkkvin-Shaki' At the residence of the
bride's sister, Mrs. C W. Vanmeerat
8:30 p. in. Thursday , October 29, 1H1KJ,
Mis Jennie W. Sharp to Kugeoe
Mervln. Itev. J. W. Cowan. D. I), of
the Congregational church, officiating.
A Western Farorlte.
The courtship of Lieutenant Orant and
Miai Julia Daut, described by Colonel
Kineraon, In the November Midland, Dei
Moines, Iowa, li better than romance,
because lt'i true and because the reader
feeli he now for the first time knowi Gen
eral and Mrs. Grant personally. The
aecond Installment of Midland "Grant
in the West" verifies tha October prom
ise that Colonel Emerson baa Interest
ing and valuable material and knows
bow to use it. Mr. Tjernagel, the trave
ler, vividly describe the Jerusalem of
to-day, A visit to the mountain home
of Joaquin Miller, is pictured, as isilso
a visit to the birthplace of Jamei G.
Itlaine. The University of Wisconsin is
the suhject of one illustrated paper and
the Western Association of Writers ia
the prolific theme of another. Frank
Calkins' "Young Homestesdera" mske
their dehut in society. The price story,
"A Drama of Doodlebug," by Kuby
Kossur, ia a romance and tale of adven
ture combined, lha scene is laid in
Missouri after the war.
A (irand Katlflratloa.
This (Friday) evening the Republicans
of Clackamaa county have planned to
bold a grand demonstration in Oregon
City, In honor of their victory in tliii
county and the election of Major Mc
kinley to the presidency. Preceeding
the meeting, which will be held in Weiu
hard'i hall, a monster parade will be
made on the streets of Oregon City.
There promises lo le more men in line
and novel and unique features in the pa
rade than ever More witnessed in this
city. A steam float with a chime of
whistles will arrouse all populists who
may have retired early. The greatest
feature of the parade will be the march
ing of :!0i) horsemen, who are to come
(r i.n all parts of the county, They will
arrive in the city in the early evening
and will head the procession.
A Furrnell Tarty.
On last Wednesday evening a number
of the young ieoile of this city gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.
Spragno ot the West Side to honor their
friend, Hoy Spraguo, who waa to leave
the next duy for San Francisco to join
the United States navy. The evening
wan Hient in games and merry-making
and at 11 o'clock an elegant lunch was
served. The gills present were : Orpha
Cosper, Jeanetto Head, Minnie Dutcher.
Maggie Ooodfellow, Blanche Hnin and
Kate Mark ; the boys present were
Nicholas Humphrey, Joseph Good
fellow, Hurry Draper, Charlie Chase,
Rotiert Caufleld, Bellini Vian and George
Case.
High Five Club.
A number of the ladies of Mount
Pleasant met last Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. 0. C. Williams and or
ganixed a social club to be known as the
High Five. In honor of her guests Mrs.
Williams had her house beautifully dec
orated with pink and white chrysan
themums and at the close of the meet
ing served to them an elegant lunch.
The officers chosen are Mra. W. B
Stafford, president, and Miss Nellie
Warner secretary. The next meeting of
the society will be held at the home of
Miss Nellie Warner in two weeka from
the last meeting.
ache, fainting spoilt, or are nervous,
sleepless, excitable, melancholy or
troubled with dhr.y spells, Electric Bit
ters is the medicine you need. Health
and strength are guaruiiUwd by its use.
Largij bottb-s only fifty cents at Char
man A Co.'s drug (lore, Channan Bios,
bloi.
For Kent Mpeclal.
1 Chicken and garden farm, 2 acres
in Clackamas ; fraire house, spring water,
valuable fishing privilege V per month.
2 Good lartn, K') acres, 80 in cultiva
tion, good building, 7 acres prunei ; for
rent or sale.
3 Nice clean dwelling in Canernah
for runt or aale. Spring water.
4 Elegant dwelling 7 rooms, double
parlors, two bay windows, pure moun
tain water pumed from the Clackamas,
bath room. Kent or sale on the install
ment plan.
5 Little cottage at Klyyille, gooJ
well water, half acre garden.
H. E.CHOS8.
Highest of all b Leavening Powen Latest U.S. Gov't Report
Absolutely puhe
I'eopln Wanted.
To know that C. A. Wiflcy, Seventh
street, near the depot hai splendid
line of shoes, best goods for the money
in the city. He carries the well-known
shoei of tha Capen Shoe Co., every pair
of which ia warranted. Harness and
saddles manufactured and aold at Port
land prices. Fine ihoei and boots made
to order and repairing promptly done. ti.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on II. T. Sladen.
lie has it at bia finger ends.
Monday evening a special meeting
wai held in the lecture room of the
Methodist church by tha Sunday school
board of that church, for the purpose of
acting on the resignation of Mr. Purcell,
the superintendent. After an explana-
nation from Mr. Purcell to the effect that
it was Impossible for biin to devote the
time that waa necessary for tha success
of the school by reason of his church
and Sunday achool work at Parkplace
and oilier places, hii resignation waa acc
epted sod J. L. S afford wai chosen to
fill the vacancy. Mr. Purcell has made
a very efficient superintendent and the
achool will miss hit presence. Yet the
Methodist people feel that in Mr. 8waf-
ford they have a superintendent who
will be able to keep their Sunday school
in an interesting aod prosperous condi-iion.
Insurance that insures
F. E. Donaldson.
W. R. Healess, of lxgan. was a caller
at the Entkhchihi office Monday. Mr,
Healess, in company with Tom O'Neil
and Oscar Biers, returned last Saturday
from a trip to Squaw creek, a tributary
of Ogle creek, where they located a very
promising mining claim. They sunk a
six foot shaft and got some fine samples
of ore which they will have assayed. On
a previous trip Mr. O'Neil had brought
out surface croppings that assayed $6 06
per Ion and the boys feel sure that the
samples they brought out this trip will
run much higher.
Largest insurance business
F. E. Donaldson.
Home Kind Word.
Prof, J. J. Truitt, who ha so many
warm friends in Portland, Or., where he
taught and studied bis profession over a
year, is visiting our city and schools to
introduce the "Famous" muscular move
ment 'profesnional) in pennmansbip.
Theory and practice combined and con
trolled by "count time" nearly the same
as counting time in music. Prof. Palmer
of the Western Penninan says: "The
muscular movement system of writing
is sweeping the country like wild fire and
from every quarter we hear its praises
ung with all the enthusiasm of which
Young America ii capable. It ia the
only system that conihinei legibility,
rapidity and beauty and adapted to the
wants ot the American people."
A word from friends: Mr. Truitt has
filled tome positions of trust and baa
dona all honorably. Prof. Perdue, Del.
I trust and believe our relations as
teacher and examine r may be of tbe
most pleasant character. J. 0. Treeny,
School Examiner. Md.
Mr. Truitt is said to be one of tbe
finest teachers in our county and popular
with a'l who know him Dr. Wright,
Delaware.
It gives me pleasure to certify to tbe
efficiency of J. J. Truitt as associate
teacher in our schools. Geo. Robinson,
School Superintendent, K&osas.
Mr. Truitt having both a literary and
business education, I feel confident be
can do better work in educational lines
than tbe average teacher. Prof. A . P.
Armstrong, Portland Business College.
Your penmanship is very good and
you ought to make a success In tbis line
of work. San Francisco Bus. College.
Where to Pay.
To tbe members of Willamette Falls
Camp No. 148 Woodmen ol the World:
Dues and assessments must be paid in
camp or at Bellomy & Buescb'a or sent
by mail to box 375.
J. K. Morris, Clerk.
Who Wants a Bargain!
A good farm team of mares, wagon
and harness for sale or trade for Block.
Address box 84, Oregon City .
Gjermania arket
PAUL J. SCHOLZ, Prop.
Best Quality of Cold
Storage Meats."
Smoked bams and bacon cannot
be excelled. Game in season.
Highest price paid
for live and dressed
stock., aa
Seventh St between Main and Depot
MOLALLA : AVENUE
..STORE..
G. W. Grace & Co.
NEW GOODS,
Complete stock of every thing
needed in the home.
JOHN YOUNGER,
f EWELER,
0pp. Huntley's Drujt Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
They are so little vou hardly know you
are taking them. They cause no griping,
yet they act quickly and most thoroughly
Such are the famous little pills known as
IeWitt's Little Early Risers. Small in
size, great in results. C. G. Huntley,
druggist.
Free insurance blotters
F. E. Donaldson.
Now For Burgalus.
A bankrupt stock of dry goods, clothing
boots and shoes, embracing a good selec
tion in each line will be opened up for
sale next week in the Schram building,
next door to K, E. Williams' grocery
store, and sold at forced sale. Auction
everyday. This is no fake sale as the
quality of the goods will proye and the
prices cannot be met as these goods must
go.
Did You Ever
Try Electric Bittern as a romedy for your
troubles? If not, get a bottle now and
gut relief. This medicine has been found
to be pecularly adapted to the relief and
euro of all fomale complaints, exerting
wonderful direct influence in giving
strength and tone to the organs. If you J
have loss of appetite, constipation, bead-1
George Marr and Lyman B. Andrews
will open their new grocery Btore on the
northeast corner of Seventh and Center
streets next Monday. They will have a
well selected stock of staple groceries,
fruits and notions and intend to sell at
strictly Portland prices.
Leading insurance agency
F. E. Donaldson.
The city council held no meeting last
Wednesday night but adjourned until
next Tuesday, November 10, 1890, at
which lime judges and clerks will be ap
pointed for the city election to be held in
December.
Reliable fire insurance
F. E. Donaldson.
Tbe Willamette orchestra will give a
grand masque ball at Shively's opera
house next Thursday, November 12th.
This is their first ball and about 200 in
vitations have been issued for the event.
Best insurance companies
V. E. Donaldson.
The first ball of the season, given at
Willamette hall on Tuesday evening, by
Oregon City Lodge, No. 7, United Artl
zana, was a very pleasant affair, partici
pated in by some twenty-five couples.
Ten big insurance companies
F. E. Donaldson.
If You Wish to Prosper
and live long you should
buy your food supplies
at HARRIS' GROCERY.
We handle the very best
goods in the market and
allow no one to under
sell us.
bekhive
Spcial Prices for Election WeeL
Children's Merino underwear, all sizes, 23c.
10 doz. girls' turban hats with plumes, 25c.
5 doz. Tarn O'Shanters 48c.
Gents' fine Fedora hats $1, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.98
50 pieces, No. 5 all silk satin ribbon, all colors, 5c.
Ladies' fine white mull aprons with Swiss embroid
ery 19c, 29c, and 49c.
Gents' heavy natural wool underwear, 50c.
Ladies' fine cashmere gloves, 25c.
Ladies' mackintoshes, $3.00
We sell a ladies vici kid shoe never sold in Ore
gon City less than $2.50, at $1.98.
Gents' working pants 59c, 85c, 89c, $1.25 and $1.50
Very best engineer overalls 9 oz. denim, at 45c.
When you want a corset that fits, try the P. N.
The Beehive
Caiifield Block,
Oregon City.