Oregon City Enterprise.
SCHEDULES OF TIME
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pol.U, IViimhi, mill 4 4A p. in,
M.iolou lor Milwauae onljr, MB a, m..
4 . 4ft p. in.
Mail irrltrti liom Piiillaiid, 11:10 a. la slid
4. it p. m,
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Oraton City lo Kly.C'arut, Mullnn, Mharat and
Molalla loavaa al li m. aud arrives alUu.
' ore'aim City to Heaver Crsek, Mink, Clark.
Meadow Brook. I'nlun Mllla, and I'ulum. leaves
I S a. m. Monday. Wednesday and ri.oay,
ud returns tin following devs at 4 M p. m
tirK"ii City U Viola, Uisin and ludlaud
Imih Ores,"" CUT Monday, WmluvwUr "d
Fridays! I.W p. m., leaving Vlula aaiut days
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OrxiMi CM jr lo Willamette, SiafTurl and
Wll.iuivllie.errlvuastku.sUs, in. audivavt. at
11 JO a.ni. ila .y.
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(run. 10 lo 11a. in. Al r.d'i. p"l ml" U'
ba ai ilia "or la piutnplly H ( IT Sun tar,
a ..n miiar d .r.
A . Kmi.tii mall lhal la delay! all I Mill"
arrive on ( m) a. in., a. I'. Ir. lu will om on U
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FKIPAY, JUNK J1.IHH7.
Hk Wast a iWrur-rna. Sliadi' o(
ItaiilitH, v. list are we lirxtlo rxpfil of
our man Miiriiuiiii, lio of fuiirii'rn imlii'l
IMi'iita) fur violating, tlio laws ol Ort'tfun li y
avllintf liiiior wiiliuiit a lirttiisa I Ih nu
want lo Ik' mt mauler, KinlKildi'iii'd
liy liia aiii'i'iiaa in Kttttlnu; up it itiinm lo
lii'i') hiinatiK out ol llio ClmkaiiHia
county j iil, lit) U now ifi'tmu nn cil
Hon to t(iil liiiulf Into (lit) mihi-ulll-e
al M.irqiirtiii. Ami lin
liua llio it It to aak nmlilkana
to ai'l liltit In awnriiiK from a ri.ulill. ail
ailnilniairailoii, a intuition u( I rust and
lionor an a riT.nilion ofliia wit Ulxira
for tint party. It wad mi li work aa tliU
limn M iritiain liaailotiM in tlm (uhI (or
tlin ri'nilili'iiu 'rt v, that wa an lin
IHiitant (actor In lirlnilii iiHin It ili
i riiMliliiji ilrfiMt it mmtaiiinil at tlin liun ln
of tin) vomth of CUikitniHii county at lite
liiat cuiinty fli'ftion. Whi-n tlio rn
itililii'rtii mrty K"1 l',u lM,tl '
b.iniHrlort ami ri'Tobati an m la
m-raiMxl off, will lln'rn lm iroaKrt of ila
iMH-urlilK 11,0 a"""1' l"M'lM,rt
tlm Iwlti-r clrmmit of our coiiniy. It ia
an outrniii) upon puliliu morulity ami
political ili-cuncy tlmt thin iiihii Marijuana
ahoiild mkIc tht) B0irrii of Ilia follow
citizen lor it Koviiriiiiient u t"ii)t ini'iil
fUT Imvinu rolilmil tlaw taxpayir an Iih
Iihn, ami ruiniHl in nn and Imya without
diuiiIht. In (h hint term of circuit
comt thri' indicliinntH wera found
ntruiiiHt hi in lor dillttrent vioUtion ol
tlu law. On oiifl ho wh triud nnd
(ound guilty nnd only fMcHpod juat
piiiilhhiiiunl hy I he clummicy of a politi
cal acln-mer in the novernor'a chair, the
othi'r two hit dodged hy h'liiil ti'i hnii altica
when hroitiiht lo trial. TIikh tlir.- in
dictinontH coNt thu tux pa era n( C'lui kit
miiH county no 1i h than tWiO. Tht fet
for tlin witnenma heforu tint !nind Jury
aiil'iiinted to over f 100 while Hit) (eea ol
tho witni'Mxc in liia trial in the circuit
court Hinoiliilfd to $llta Hiit trial htHted
two dit.VH and h It co8tH the 1 -T per day
to run t Iih circuit court for lliia county,
Unit made, another 2"0 to add to the
conIh. A the other Hi tiini a whii li he
Iihn lnon IM-Iore the courtii have coal
from 1 100 to PK) euch, it will he ieen
tlmt thin umn MAiquum hna coat tliia
county enough to have built five niilua
of Rood rond, or to Iiavb iflven a nin.
montliH term of achool each to 20 hcIiooI
diNtriuta. MHrqimm Ih neither wanted
an it aaloon ker nor poMtimiHter In
C'liu kanirtH county, and he had better
emigrate t Tcxhh or Iludim and give the
taxpayers a reHt.
Hand Conckkt. The concert niven hy
tho Silverton Murine Imnd at Shively'B
opera Iioiihu laHt Hutiinlity evi'iiiiiK was
only fairly well attended but ireally
enjoyed by t horse prvaent. While the
entire program was Btrictly IIihI'cIhhr,
anei hil inunlion Hhould lie made of J. W.
Welch'M cornet nolo, "My Old Kentucky
Home" and the baritone hoIo by M. O.
Cooley. The beat nuinlier of the whole
proKiam was "The Ilullflnchea," a polka
for two clarlonetH, hy II. L. Allen and
Albert Johnson, which was roundly ap
plauded. Kach member of the Kilyerton
Marine band ia not only an artiat but a
gentleman and should they conclude to
favor our city with another concert
would be greeted with a crowded bonne.
In the afternoon before the coniert they
gave a parade on Main atrcet that waa
very plcanlnif. Their marching waa in
dim order, the twenty-two men in their
neat fitting uniforms presenting quite a
Holdlerly appearance, while their piny
hiK urimtly pleuaeil the crowd which hud
gathered to llaten to the out door con
cert. Tiik Ciiai;tai'o.uan With the meet
ing ol luNt Monday, McUiitflilln ChauUii
qua clicln IIiiIhIkmI their work in (Jreek
art, which la the laat book in the coiirae
of ntudy for thin year. It liaa been de
cided lo hold a cloalng meeting next
Monday evening when a aymponium
embracing all the live toplca of the dy
will ha conaiderml, each of tho member
taking a aubjnut ami ulvliiK their view
ami explanailona, Unlit refreshment
will be aerved ami an evening of flue
Intellectual a well a aoclal enjoyment la
anticipated. I la earneatly deal red that
every member be preaent on that even
ing, at a mark of appreciation of Mr.
Dye, who hai ao accepledly filled the
efllceof prealdent ami in at rue tor alnce
the organisation of the circle
Not Mao.uah' ArroaNav Now. In
puhllalilng the report of 1'. A. Mar
quam'a application to the governor for a
pardon, the KNTxaraiax stated that
Geo C. Brownell wa Marquam'a attor
ney and that lie preaenled Marquam'
petition to Oovernor lrd. In regard to
Marquam'i application for a pardon,
Mr. lirownell dlaclaima all connection
with the caae, he having nothing to do
with Marquam'a legal affair alnce the
October term of circuit court when he
and II. K. Croa defended him, but as
Marquam waa not good pay ami had
proyed himaclf unworthy of lurther an
siataiice they both dropped him at the
termination of the trial
Foh a Fmatkiinal I'icaio. Keprewn
talive of tho variou fraternal organlza
timia in the city held a meeting in
Recorder Ityan's olllce Wedneaday after
noon and diacuaiMid the nutter of having
a fraternal picnic In Oregon City about
the21tof Aiwuat. A committee con
aitiiig of C. A. Filch, Max Ilolax and A.
S. Walker wa apHiiited to ak each
fraternal organisation in the city to Hi-inl
one dellgile lo meet with lid committee
at tl.e recorilvr'i olllce next Monday even
ing, June 2 lit, when arrangements will
be perfected.
OraicKHH Kikithi Colli t Hubbin
Mood. No. I), Foreater of Ameiica,
elecleil the following ulllcer lutt Friday
evening lor the enauing six moutlia from
July lt; Chief rain-r, A. W. Minder;
auli chiel ranger, W. M. Uoako; record
ing NH-retary, J. K. Morriajaeuior woocl
ward, M. P. Chapman ; junior woodwaid,
A, 8. Willlaiua; n-nior heudle, (i. C
Ah hlaon; unior boa lie, II II Stafford;
hold-over, F. T. U'igera, fliunciul sec
retary j treaaurer, J. II. Hyatt.
Ilolax Union: ii I'M, M.iv'a houae
hack of the city hall wa entered hy
burglar Sunday nlht and a silver
watch and (27 V) stolen. Koine of the
family were nut late and the door was
left unlocked through which the burg
lar mual have entered. When Mr.
Mjv aroae Monday morning he miaaed
hia pants hut found them in the hall
near the front door, but the money and
watch wvre gone. There ia no clue to
the thief.
Naw Pahtok. lr. W. I). Williams,
of San Frunciaco, has accepted a rail to
the reclorate of St. Paul's Kpincopal
church of this city and will occupy the
pulpit for the flrnt lime next Sunday.
Until recently Ir. Williams was a Con
gregaiioiialist, and panior ol the First
Plymouth Congregational church, of
Sun Francisco, and ia one of the most
gifted pulpit orator on the roust.
For Tiik Ciiii.iuikn. Next Sunday at
10 a. m In the Presbyterian church will
occur the Children' Day excereises by
the Suhlmth school, consisting of appro
priate eonus, recitations and dialogues.
At 11 o'clock, the pHstor, Hev. A. J.
Montgomery, will preach a children's
sermon, which will be followed by the
annual administration of the sucratnimt
of infant baptism.
LocKiiART, Tcxas, Oct. 13, 18H1).
Messrs. Paris Medicine Co.,
Paris, Tumi.
Dear Kirs: Ship us as soon as possi
ble 2 groMB Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
ami will not have any other. In our
experience of over 20 yerrs in the drug
husiueHS, we have never sold any medi
cine which givea such universal satis-
lucaion. Youie respectfully,
J. S. IUiownk & Co.
For sale by C. fl. Huntley, druggist
You run no risk. All druggists
guarantee drove's Tasteless Chill Tonic
to do all that the manufacturers claim
for it. Warranted no cure, no pay.
There are many imitations. To get the
genuine ask for Grove's. For sale by
0 G. Huntley
Money for Fanners.
When it comes to buying harness,
saddles, whips or robes the prices and
work to be bad at Willoy's harness shop
cannot he duplicated in Portland. Re
pairing done in good shape and
promptly, Full lino of shoes carried
and sold at bed rock prices. Shoe re
pairing attended to. Willey's loirgers
and farmers hand made shoes have no
superior. Call at l.is shop on Seventh
street near the depot and see how big a
dollars worth you can get.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on II. T. Sladen.
He has it at bis finger ends.
In 'Hie Justice Court.
The case of 1 Anderson egHint A.
Newell was tried by a jury in Justice
Curi In's court, three mile northeaat of
Kagle Creek Tuesday. Plaintiff Ander
a m hud I wen sued in the juatlce court
at Dunai'CU and a wagon attached by
Defendant Newell, a constable. The
wagon was claimed by Anderson a
exempt from all execution and on
it was lepleveueil lone lier with (2S
damsel Newell' claim wa that no
demand had been made on him for the
properly a being exempt The Jury
gave plaintiff the wagon without dama
ge. J. U. Caiupb.ill appeared for the
plaintiff and G. U Dimlck for the de
fendant Wedneaday afternoon In Justice
Hchuehel'a court Jamea Kerns was given
a preliminary hearing for assaulting I.
M, Park with a dangerous weapon and
bound over in the sum of (100 to appear
before the grand jury. Bail waa fur
nished by his brn'her. O. B. Dimlck
represented the state and George C.
lirownell the defendant.
Omer Harmon, of Marquatn wa ar
rested Monday bv Deputy Sheriff loom
for aaiilt and battery upon E M,
llarimsn ol that place. His trial is aet
for Tu-s lay, June U in Justice Kchue
bel't court.
Constable McCown has had his
weather eye out for Harmon for some
time. One day lat week Jenks was
out at Marquam and came suddenly
uimn llirmon and to'.d him lo consider
himself un leranett. Harmon promptly
look to hi heels, w itli Jenk in hot pur
suit. Two shots from our sandy com-
ph-xloned countable, fired on the fly,
only served to iuc'reaae Harmon' sieed.
Jenks wa gaining on his victim, low-
ever, and would doubtless have captured
him hid his long les not got tangled up
and threw him down. When at laat he
got them straightened out Htrinon was
in the woods. A friend at Marquam
ays Jenk can run fast enough to heal
a populist at the June eleclMin but not
fait enough to catch one after election.
For Younx Men and Veuag Women
There is nothing that will aroue the
ire of a voting man or woman aociuick as
to have inferior laundry work put off on
them They muy tlrena ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waial is
muaay their neat appearance is oiled.
The Troy laundry makes a specially of
ladle' and gnilcmen's line work.
There ran be no better work than ia
don at the Troy. lave your orders at
Farnswurth's arlier shop.
Atuld I'viisuuiptlun,
by stopping lhal cough. We know of no
belter remedy lor coughs and cold than
the S. li. Cough Cure. G. A. Harding
Money la Loan.
On well improved farms at low rales
and loiu time. Apply to Ciiaki.ks
Hkkrv, No. 2tkl. Stark St Portland.
Leading insurance agency
F. K. Dokamison.
Sunday Services.
ST. PAt'L'8 CIII'KClt - Kpianipal - R
i a p 1 1 - . Keel r. K ly cumin .diuii at
Ilia. ... nd Mime ii 11 a. in. a id MW . in.
amid J "ii ol a! 12:8 'a. in.
Flltr CUNUKKUATIONAL CIU'KCH.
Knr. J. W. Co an I'aalor. Hvrvleet at 10. J a. .
and 7.DU r. N. Sunday School atlor morning
vrneo. I'lajrt-r mci'iin i i u ulajr eveiun t
7 SOo.eltrck. I'rayvr im-otliiK ol Young Heonlr'i
goolrly ol C'lirlailan Kudeavor every HunJaj
evening at4:S0prmpt.
FIRST BAPTIST V.HV KCH. - Rv. M U
Ht'iiu, Paalor Morning Scr Ice atl ' i. Hunda;
Si-hrxil at 11 : t ft ; Kvenine Service 7:HU; Ki-nnlar
prayer mtln( .iiUiaday evening. Monthly
Covenant Mccllng every Wednemlay evenlni
prnrvillng ihe flrat Sunday lu the uioiilk. A
oonlal luvltatlou to all.
8T. JOHN'S CHURCH. CATHOLIC Rsv. A.
IIii.i.irkanii, I'aa:or. On Sunday niaaaat 8 and
10 .10 a. M. Kvery aecond and fourth Hiinila;
Uurmau aoriniin alter the S o'clock iiiaaa
At nil other maaaea Kngllah aermona. Sunday
School at i:.iu r. M. Veatera, aiiologollcal
ubleeia and Hcntillcllon at 7:80 r. M.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHTHCIL-K v.
I. L Jo e-. 1'aator. Miirnlng aerrtre at 10:4ft:
Sunday Hciiool at 10:00. claaa nieetiuft alter
morning aervlre. Kveulng aervico at 7:80.
Kpwnriii League meeting Sunilay evening al
S:!l0; I'rayer Meeting Thuraday evening at 7:8a
atrangera oonllullv Invited.
FIRST PRKHBYTEKIAK CHITRCH. Rav. A
J. Montgomery, I'antor. Servicea at 11 A. M. and
7:80 r. M. Hahhath School at 10 A. at. Vomi
Poople'a Sonlely of Chrlntlan Kudeavor meeta
every Sunday evening at 6:80. ihn adaj
gveutug prayer meeting at 7:80. SoMa tree.
EVANGELICAL CHURCH GERMAN Rev.
Erl'u, I'anior: J. It, KhhxT . 1 tin'.
Preaching aervlcea evert Sunday at 11 A. M.
and 7:H0 P. M. Sabbath achonl every Biinilay at
10 A. M.. Mr. 2i'iiiiiiiriii.iii Supu Prayer Meeliug
every 'l uiirxlay evening
OKU MAN LUTHKRAN ZIOX'S CON
grpirHlional clnircli. Kev. K. Sack, paator.
Service every Sunday at 11 A. M. Solidity
achool at 10 A. M.
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Picnics, Lunches,
Camping Parties,
Fishing Parties,
All are in order now. The O
quality ef the edibles add
much to your pleasure.
You can get the choicest
Olives and Pickles, Potted
and Deviled Ham, Salmon,
Sardines, Chipped Heef,
Van Camps and Heintiss
linked Beans, the nicest
Cakes and Crackers. Wild
(.'berry Phosphate and
litre's Root Beer in fact
everything to be desired
for such occasions. We
furnish boxea and pack
safely.
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E.
E. WILLIAMS,
The Grocer.
if
IT'S NO TROUBLE
To let you uso our tele
phone. That's one of tho
reaHona we have one to
accomodate the public.
Wo have a city directory
for the name reason; its
always handy for any one
who wishes to consult it.
We sell stamps and are
always glad to accomo
date you. For the special
convenience of jeorIe who
desire to wait for the
street car at our store the
company has consented
to make stops in front of
the store.
IN OUR STORE
These conveniences are
placed at the disposal of
the public for the sake of
creating good will be
tween the public and our
selves. We take it for
granted that you acree
that adruggist's best policy
is to so treat Lis visitors
that ho can keep them for
his customers.
C. G.HUNTLEY,
Original Cut Rate Druggist,
Oregon City.
P. S. Ask for our cut rate price
list.
J. ZEEK,
BLACKSMITH
AND WAGON
MAKING.
HORSE SHOEING.
All kinds of repairing done on
short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Business done on
the pay down system.
Produce taken in exchange for work.
Clackamas, Ore.
Bread i the
Staff of Life,
That is, if it is good, wholesome
bread, if not, it is mure dangerous
than 'he
Bulletaof theTurks
Since assuming control of the
Ilardinif bakerv no effort baa been
spared either in quality of flour
used, or skill in handling to make
Horton's Bread,
The equal of the best known
made. His pastry cannot be
excelled. Tiy a loaf ol whole wheat
flour bread.
Fine Groceries and
"""Fresh Vegetables,
TINNING,
PLUMBING.
ahdGENERAL
REPAIRING
FURNACE
WORK,
HOP HOUSE
FURNACES
AND PIPING
Prices to meet the times.
Fred Gadke,
Shop on Main Street, next door to
Bellomy & Busch.
1 TET)WA1H1D STiDIKY.
Practi
ncai
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orsesnoer
Track and Koad Work a Specialty.
Any style shoes forged in iron or
steel. Wagon work ami repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop on Seventh street, next door to
Nnhhlt's stable.
SHINGLES FOR SALE
Buy your shingles at the Mulino
Bhingle mills, a large1 stock of shin
gles always on hand at reasonable
prices. Custom - sawing done
promptly ani in first-class order.
CARLISLE BROS.
Manufacturers of shingles, artistic di
mension shingles, box boards, head
ing, etc. MULINO, OREGON.
I KM GOING
To set one of those ...
FINE HAND MADE HARNESSES
. . . Before they are all sone.
I must have a set for they out-wear any machine-made harness,,
besides I can save from $3 to $5 by purchasing of the
OREGON HARNESS COMPANY,
J. F. CAMPAU, Manager..
Oppcmlte Court House Oregon City.
All kinds of repairing done promptly and at reasonable prices.
The Newest Always Takes the Lead
For the reason that constant improvements are being made ia
alll classes of productions.
Yucca Koot Soap Takes the Lead,
For it is the latept and is the best soap for the complexion,
the toilet, the bath and laundry. Try a sample bar no soap
equals it. Absolutely Iree from animal fats.
Yucca Toilet Preparations.
Lanola Creme, Almond Meal, Peach Bloseorn, California Lilac
and Glycerine and Mexican Tooth Powder. For sale by
J0SPH C. GIBSON.
- 203 Second Street, Portland.
Ceneral Agent for Oregon.
R. L RUSSELL,
The Parkplace Merchant.
Pays no big rent for he owns his building. Has no
city taxes to pay and gets his insurance for nearly
one half less than the up town merchants for he has
no dangerous exposures.
SELLS CHEAPER
Than the other Oregon City merchants by reason,
of these savings. Call and make a trial purchase.
FARMERS' PRODUCE
Taken in exchange for goods.
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MONUMENT?
writ we
FOR
nFSICHS&PRICtS
momumeHtal bhquze CO
BRIDGEPORT. CONM
TO
OREGON I
- harness com.pany
JT J.F.CAMPAU,
Price of nalty by mall $4 M per year
Price of Sunday by mail J2.U0 per year
Daily and Sunday by mail 16.00 per year J
Addreum TUB 1XTKH OCEAN, Cb Icano. J
WHITE BRONZE Monuments
will not Moss-cover or black
en. Are artistic, cheap and the
most enduring monument made.
White Bronze ia no experiment.
It has stood for hundreds of years
in Europe and is not affected by
the weather. Correspondence soli
cited. On receipt of postal card
will be pleased to call and show
samples and designs.
MONUMENTAL BRONZE CO.,
C. R. DONNEI.L, MGR.
Sw. cor. Ash and East 10th Streets,
Portland, Oregon.
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