Oregon City Enterprise.
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Msll oi MotiiK Hioiih, bT m mt 7 p. m.
klali lfirlluxl Iniiii NnMiSB. ni lUilfla in.
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d'rl(im CUr lo II sever Creek, Mini. Clark.
Meailosr Hrwik.l'nlou Mills, sml ultnii.
at a. ro. Momlay, Weiliitieilay anil Knday,
and returns on lollowlna ! at 4 M P. m
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Iraree Urrgou Clljf Minnie. Wei nenley ami
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arrive m. I iw a. m., n. I'. U-lu will cm on 12
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et and otlior.iimnlpulatora for Jupiter
1'luviua will prolmlity ba able lo uiognose
the weather lor the coming mouth by
(he following Jala furnished by the
Portland weather man, It. 8. l'axtie, ami
eoyerliiK a period of '.'ft yeara for the
month of April. The mean UMiiraturo
fur the month dining that time haa been
A3 di'iireri; the warimwt month waa in
1SK1, with an avcraxo of W5 degrora; the
coldnataaa In 1KH5, with an average of
40 degroea; the hoi teat day waa the "Kih
of April, 1HU.I, when the ihorniomutrr
went up toR.'i drgriH'a; and the col.h'at
waa on the 7th in 1H75 when it wunt
down to '.'ft dt-grtwe. April 11 la the
average dale on w hich tint Unl killing
f...-. t. iu.,.ltrj..l Ill ll.H Mlirilll. Tl.M
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avrrage rainfall for the month during
thfae :'5 yeuri haa bot'ii S '.'l in.:lif; the
grvalcat monthly precipitation waa 7.KH
inehea in lSHIJ aifl the haat waa 1.72
Inche in IHHi, while the gri-ateat rain
fall worded In any 24 conmicutlve
liuura waa 10 34 iuchfa on the I'ud of
April 1KK3, The average number of
tlear duya haa bft-n 0; partly tloudy 10;
andilotidy 14. The prevailing iml
have been foin the aomh. The hlgheat
velocity of the wind waa 4(1 inilri H.r
hour from the aoutheail on the 3d inat.
in 18M. '
TiuDkadiy Wild 1'AaBNip. Seltltra
along the voaal and in the foolhllla have
had o many cattle killud by eating wild
puranipa that the Agricultural college la
trying lo (Ind an antidote for the polaon.
Two eipurmittnta were triitd. The llrat
one to dtrmiii whether or not the
bulbe would actually kill, A bulo waa
cut into amall pincea, mixed with a
Carrot cut tip in the aanie way, and fed
to a two year old heifur. The tnatt.ilul
waa (ml at 8 o'clock a. m. and at 0:30
the animal waa dead. The following
day a yearling waa fed upon tlm bulha
auddillVrent medicine given to Have
it life without avail audit expired 2'g'
hours after the poiaon wai adiuiniHlered.
The root ia not eapeclally reliHlied by
cattle but a it appoara early in the
apring before other yegeiallon, at a time
when they are especially hungry for
something green, it la readily eaten.
Thla wild panmip haa no relation to the
tamo pamnlp and ia known in 6ther
plauea aa the water hemlock. Further
experiment will be made in finding an
antidote for the poiaon. Until the
antidote ia found the bent remody ia the
bent remedy ia the "ounce of prevention"
athniniatered by keeping the stock away
from the bull), at leant before the topa
are grown, for they are more violent in
thuir action at thut aUge.
'ASUKVKYOK OHKKK ClVll.UATION."
At thnlr muHting laat. Monday evening
at Mr. ('. II. Dye'a the Chautiiuipnum
IIiiIhIiihI Iheir coiirno in nalroiiomy. Thin
liuD been one of the moat iuterutitiiig
Bludii'8 yet taken up by the clrclo and
greatly delighted the memhera, who
found it not Hie dry atudy they had unti
'cipaled, but one eaaily umlerntooJ und
which will prove of value to them In
1 SOAP
Red Seal .....'30 bars..
Ora'on City.. HO " ..
Palo Savon... 27 " ..
Lmiox 27 " .
Itabl.itt'H... .21 " ..
Gold DtiHt, per packngo.
K. K. Wiu-iAMH,Tho Grocer.
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alter year, Mra. lye proved heraelf U
be an aHtroiiomer of no ine.in attainment
and doHplle Hut fact that aim had no lulu
scope wllh which to demonairate the
leaaniia, alie made It eiiay for the i'Iiin to
umhirNtaiid the viirlnua ci)iiielliillnfia
and to himlllari.ii theiiiNelvea with Hie
I'lovtiiioiil of the iilanela, etc. At their
meeting next Monduy evening the circle
will take up I'rof. MuliaHy's "Hurvey of
(keek Clv,alion," lo he followed by
(Ireek art. 1'rnfeHaor Alahairy la the
gieuteat Hying (Ireek scholar and hi
hook ia considered one of the mot able
contributions yet. made to ChautaiKua
literature. lie ia a profesaor In the Unl
veraity of Diihlln and wroto the work at
the aHtclal lnslaiu of Iliahop Vincent of
the American Chautauqua.
Bucciesa with I-'ijw khs. Some people
are aucceaaf ul in growing flowera while
otliera are not, yet the unsuccessful
grower may have aa good aoil and de
vote aa much time and labor to their
flowera aa does their neighbor, yet fail
ure ia their reward. The difTeieuce la,
one grower knowa how to grow flowera
while the other doea not. There are
two ways of learning how to grow flowera
one la by the bitter and diapioinling
school of expeilence and the other by
giittlng the experience and knowledge
of others through a magiuine devoted to
floriculture. "Kuccess With Flowers"
a monthly magaxino, 32 pagee, puhllahod
by Ilingee A C'oiiard Co., West Grove,
I'enn., is one of the bell publications in
America for the amateur flower grower.
Ita belpa and hint are all practical and
can he relied on. Dy follow ing Ita In
st ruction there can he no failure in
growing the most delicate plant or buali.
Huhacrlptlon price '!') rents wr year, or
with premium of fifteen varieties of
flowera 40 cents. Hend for sample copy.
CxMKTkHY AawHiATi.a. Zion Ceme
tery Aaaoclaiior. of Canhy waa recently
organised and olllcers elected aa follows:
Trunteea, Win. Ituauell, Wm. Vorpahl
anil Fred Myers; secretary, II. C. Web
ber; treasurer, J, Mundorf. The ao
elation haa purchaaed two acres of land
1 tullei eaat of Canity in t alghlly
location where they expect to have one
of the nicest arranged burying grounds
in the county.
Pkktihtht. lr. J. II. Miller, dentist,
treata all dieeasea of the oral cavity such
aa perlcuinentltia, perloetlil, gingivitis,
necrosis of the maxillary bones,
pyorrhea, alveolarl and fibrous tumors
ol the gums, Ariiaticgold and iorcelain
crowns and flue plate work, flrst-claas
workmanahip. Examnatlona free.
Terma reammable. Ollice7lh street.
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
The average dully atiendance at the
asHoclation rooms for this month will be
110; averaie number of baths deily, 11;
nt goapi-l meetings, fii; in iryioiiH-.iuin
chiNKfM, H vVlnil would it he if we had
a suitable building?
''ChriMl among men" will ho the topic
under ilixcuion at the men's meeting
on Humbiy alu-rnoon at 4 o'clock The
Creacent ipiar ettn will asaiat In the song
service and alug aieclrtl selections, A
moat cordial invitation is extended lo all
no mi lo attend
The vocal iiiiimIi! class will close Its
second term on Tuesday night, March
30. The number of pupils enrolled was
A3 and (he average attendance for the 12
we ks 37. The thiid term ol ten weeks
will b-gin on Tuesday night, April 0,
and clo-e on Tuesday night, June 18.
The tuition fee will he the same as be
fore, 60 cents for 10 lessons. Alt are
cordially Invited to join, whether mem
bers of the association or not.
Young men w ho are interealed in the
upbuilding of manly character ought to
he membeia of the Young Men's Chris
tian Association lor the following rea
son! ; M No other organization offers
such opportunities for all round develop
ment. No matter wliat (l.giiimatf) oc
cupation a man enters ne will And the
privilege of the association heljiful ; 2d,
every oung man owe it lo hi friends
and Liaociutft to be identKh-d with that
which is uplifiing and helpful ; 3d, no
greater brotherhood of men exiata on
ear ih t lay than the Young Men'a Chris
tian As iciation.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
The ChrapMi, PurMI
rlM in III V'rrlrJ I
rif! Itr.t family Mui
f mi ku Has Cons. We riectfully
Inform yu that the spring opening of
mllliueiy goods and latest novelties in
iiuHjried hats will take plac- Friday,
Naiurday and M-inday, March 2(i. 27 and
2UatMisa Cells (ioldamilh'a millinery
parloia.
Mi l.l.l si; my Oi kmso March 25, 20, 27
at the IUhI Front. F.legsnt spring hats
at Kaatern prices. A cordial invitation
to all the ladie. Mra. Maggie K. Ham-
ilton.
Dcafno'i Cannot be ( urnl
by local applications, as Ihev cannot
reach the dieiaed porllons of the ear.
There la only one way to cure deafness,
and that ia by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con'
dltlon of the mucous lining of the Eu
stachian Tute. When thla tube gets in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imH?rfuct bearing, and when it ia entirely
cloned deafness is the result, and unless
the Intimation can be taken out and tha
tube roatoied to ita normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
case out of ten nro caused by catarrh,
which ia nothing but an iuflimed condi
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any rase of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
h. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hull's Family l'illa are the beat.
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The I'reHlilput's Social Lire.
Ex President Harrison, whose articles
in the Ladies' Home Journal are creat
ing audi widespread interest, will write
about "The Social Life of the President,"
in the April issue of that magazine. The
ex-presldent will tell of the dinners, re
ceptions, etc., that are given by the chief
executive and detail the great social de
mands made upon him. He also gives
a peep into the white house dining room
and silver closet, and notes the beauty of
the service used for state dinners, which
was boiiiiht ut second hand. It ia su'd
that he also pays heed to the oft-repealed
question, "How much of his salary can
a president lay aside?"
For Young Men and Yonug Women
There is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman so quick as
to have inferior laundry work put ofTon
them. They may dross ever eo well,
hut if their shirt front or shirt waist is
miiHny their neat appearance is apoiled.
The Troy laundry makes a stieciulty of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine work.
Thorecan be no better work than is
done at the Troy. Leave your orders at
Farnsworth's arher shop.
A torpid liver means a bud complex
ion, hud breath, indigestion and fre.
qiient headaches. To udyoid such com
panions tuko DuWitt'a Little Early
Risers, Ihu famous little pills. Geo. A.
Harding.
Minutes aeem like hours when a life Is
st stake Croup gives no lime to send
(or a doctor, deUy may mean death.
One Minute Cough Cure gives instant
relief and insures recovery. Ti e only
harmless remedy that produces immedi
ate lesulla ieo. A. Harding.
Naiikej'a Xew Harred Hong;.
KvangeliMt Ira I). Saukey, the singer
and coinHwer, has written a new sacred
song for i he April Ladies' Home Journal.
He has given it the title of "The Beau
tilul I. ilia." ami considers il suierior to
his famous "Ninety and Nine." Mr
i-ankey wrote it with the eec!ai view
of ita ippropratenca for outdoor choral
singinu for campmeetinga and other re
ligious and semi-rehgiou gatherings.
Our standing at Home.
"Four out of every five bottles of med
icine sold in the last Ave yeaia are S. B
roods. The S. It. Headache and Liver
Cure I ue myself aa a grneial physic
If you aie s. k and want to get well, the
quickest, cheaH'st and attest method is
to buy the S. II. remedies and ue aa Ol'
nt ted. C. P. IUuii, drnggiat, Dufur,
Or." For sale hy C. CI. Huntley.
Imllgesllna Cnreil
IieprvSHiiitf times depress the mind;
the Jigetioii is disturWd. Two or three
dones of the H. B. Headache and Liver
Cure, w ill restore your health to a nor
mal condition. SO rent per bottle.
For sale by C. d. Ilunilry, drugxist.
An LrwTtfAL Sparine
fur all diM4.t of toa
l.'vr, henna, h
and Spleen,
kftguluta ilia Liver
r;nd i.rv.rnl ("llll.l.
A no ravaH, sIai.ani.
fii lavaa, Iv.wai,
omplainth, Kuim
Jauhuus and
...I -A.
iMitin
TiliiCCCSH?
II A I) HKKATfll
Kih:nr la ao intDlaanl. mnhlnc vt common, aa
liad lreaih ; and In nearly every teae H cornea frrrfn
Ilia rlom h, and can be ao eaaily corrected M you will
lake hiMH'inl.ivra ka.iii.Toa. Imihs nenlect eo
aure a remedy l'.r thia repulalve dias-der. Il will alao
uuuruve yuu appetiu, compieaum ano general oeaiia.
PILB8I !
Haw many auAVr torture day ater day, making Ufa
I burden and robbing eiiMence of alt pteaaure, owing
U the eecrel suffering bom Pile. Y.I relief ia ready
lo the hand of elmoet any one who will uie tyMemali
Cally the remedy thai haa permanently cured thoo
aande. SiMMim I.ivaa Ks.ULTa ia no draauc,
Tioleol purge, but a gentle aaaiatani to nature.
COXMTIPATION
SHOfl.I) not be regarded at
a trifling ailment In fact, nature
demands th utmost regularity of
the bowcle, and any deviatioa
from this demand nave the way
often to serious danger. It s
quae as neceeeary lo remove
Impure accumulation from tbe
bowvla aa It la tu eat or aleep, and
ao health can be expected where
a coauve babit of body prevail.
MICK HEADACHE!
This diatreielng affliction occur moat frequently.
"He disturbance A the stomach, snalnf from IM
imperfectly ditnted contenta, cause a aevrre paia in
ll.e bead, accompanied with ditanreeable nausea, and
this constitutes what I popularly knows as bath
Headache, lor the relief of which TAKS bIMMOHS
Uvas KsuULATiia os Mstncisa.
HASejPAC Tt-BBD OHLT SV
J. IL ZKILI.K 4 CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
Your team will have the best
of care and
Full Measure of Feed
At lhe
City Stables.
W. H. YOUNC, Prop.,
Succeaaora to W H CJOnke.
. A. . ss-J-a-sja-as-s-s-s-s-sjsjas-
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SILVER PLATE THAT VEARS
In buying silver plated ware of any kind, there
are two tilings to connider durability and artistic dc
fjign, both of which can be nocured by purchasing
Rogers Bros.' goods. Our stock of this ware is all
new and bought at lowest prices for cash. If you
wish to purchase any article in this line be sure and
see our stock.
BURMEISTER & ANDRESEN
The Oregon City Jewelers
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