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Ts r Oregon City hntcrprisc. OltKUOM OITV OKKH KIIN. Mayor, - - - K 0. ('sndolil Itwonler, - Tims. K. Kyan :hlrori'oll(w - - Cliitn. K. Hums Trranursr, - II. H, HirnlKlil Oily Atlonmr, - - - - II. "r HiriH'l ('iiimimIxIi'Iiit, - !, Jtntttioi-k, It Hiiit. (if Water Worki, - W. II Unwell i'My KiiKlimitr, - - l, W, Klnniilril !mimihiiii T.O. (Unit, I.. 0. Cn.li-, Jnhii HiUner, It I). Wilson, It. Km rncr, Jan. Itimkn, II. K. Ilrrl, Frank lluscli. tViiinoll insets llr.t liiiinth In oily hall, Weilnrmlny of sacli FRIDAY, JUNK 28, 1HI7. !.... ' ' . ..i. sxm CHAT ABOUT TOWN. Unliable fire Insurance F. V.. DoNAI.IiSOK, Ice Winn ami Ico cream soda every day, rain or nIiIiiu t tho Novelty Candy Factory, Tlit baby bonnets mid hats urn K""K funt. Ciiimu and see what it nice line at (lie Racket store. Railroad ticket to nil nli east. F. K. Iminai.iisun, In (-uihh where luiilriill,ttl iliwuw, falling- and grayness of the hair appear, rlo nut ni'tjlm t tlii'in, Imt anply it roMr remedy mill hmlo like Mall's Hair Re HCWer. Ir. L. L. rickens, dentist, dues ul kinds of dental work. (Jold crowns, porcelain cruwni and bridge work a BXH'lliy. All oeratlona nuiir imtMi.I fur t years, (VII and net my prices. OlhYe in Jlarelay liuildliiK Tablets, Ink, kt), nrlU, books and complete school oiitllm wilt l supplied (o lliu cunlnmers at my storo at viry reasonable prices, Call on Daniel Wll liiima' on (iKr Seventh street mr Outer, lfore you buy elsewhere. Ten l)l Insurance companies F. K. IhiNAI.IlSO!.. When the sprim, time comes, "jjentlo .Annie," liko all olhsr sensible irsons, will dense tha liver and renovate the ay-item with ItoWilfs Little F.arly Risers f anion litt'e pill for tlio liver and nlomach all tlm year round (.oortjo A Harding. Inriurance that insures F. K. I'onai.khon, (irovo i tttHlclem Chill tonic la a xr- feet ilalarial Liver tonic and blooil iurifir. Itomovet llilioumieNa without lurKn. Ai tiluamuit an U-mon Syrup. It ia aa targa aa any dollar tonic and re tail for 50c. To iret the genuine, ak for or drove'. For aale by C. (i. Huntley. ltent iunuiance companie F. K. Ponai.dwiN. Thirty year ia a Ioiik time to fight ao iainful a trouble a pile, but Jacob Mitchell, of I'iiIoiivIIIo, I'a., atniKtfled that long before he tried DeWitt'a Witch llacul Halve, which quickly and perma nently cured him. It i eipiully eiroctive in enema and all akin allocution, (ieo, A, Harding. I.argert innurance bunineiia F. K. I)osai.I)"o. "My landlord wilf pay for that paper," eaid a biiHlucaa man to Holman, lb wall paper dealer. Holman ald It wii $ lor the room. "Ia that all? Well, I will pay it inyHelf," ruplit d the lamincM man. You will bp surprined when you find how little It ronta lo per your room when you neo Holman and eo hit uu to-date alylo and price. Within t-aHy w alk of buHinesa center HuriHet lute. F. V.. DoNAi.imoN, At A tired stomach ia very much like Kprainuti ankle. Jt you miner irom any of the eymptouiH of dyapeptia, your atom ach ia tired. It noeda a crutch. We niiiNi relieve u oi all wurK lor a tune, or until it ia rvntored to ita natural strength To do una aucceanluiiy, wo rnuat uae a food which ia already diuuHted outaide of tho body, and which will aid the dicH tion of other fooda that nmy be tuken with it. Such a product ia the Shuker Dlgeative Cordial. The Shaker have utilir.ed the digoa live prlnciplos preHcnt in plants fur tho iimnufiicture of tbia article, and ita sue cohb bug been truly phenomenal. You can try it for the nominal mini of 10 cents as sample bottles aro sold by all druggist at this price. I.axol is the boHt medicine for children. Doctors recommend it in place of Custor Oil. Quid I The sooner you begin to ( use Schilling's Best te, the ' digger your chances at that $iooo offered for the miss ing vor,d besides the ex tra prizes for the most tick ets sent in. Schilling's Best tea is al your grocer's. Rules of contest published In lare advertisement shout the fint and middl of each month. Ail ii lio shirt waists, If y on want a sewing mncliliiu fur 'lf V U Rellomy A liuscli's. Kici'IhI bargains in bone grinder tho Oregon C'liy Auction House. at dludslonn has uiado a growth ot 00 now house since, tho hard tlms began, For beauty of IIiiInIi ami aitlatlc design In photography no to Cheney, tlio artist Ico cream and Ice ctoam aoda every ilny, ruin or rdiluv at the Noviilty Candy Factory Nnw ciililimt vlowa of Orctpm City and vlclnliy at Cheney' art uulliiry only 15 ctuila uacl'. (Jimrnnlecd intlxfitction with anlnctinn vliiuexceeii tint price of nillllnery at M Inn UoldmiiithV You run K"t the iiidhI dumlilu puiiiU at llurriri' (irwury and Have 20 pur cunt on your purcliuH". ' InnNc't tliimii niljiiMtuhle window ncrceiiH at lUillomy A HuhcIi'i. Tlmy are certainly tin) rlxht thiiiK. Tlio Franklin, bicycle ror.luroy and the dnnhli kntu liorix are the Ix-iit wear liiU for 15, 20 and 25 cents at the Kackot Store. It la ImpoHHihle for tie to iimko a men lion of all the arliclea we huye in tock , Come and mo for yoiiraidf at the Ituckot ntore. Kilverand old we have nono, hut we have haiKitlna in aocoml hand furniture, urH ta, atovea etc. at the Oregon City Auction IIoiiho, For a ipiiet place to hitch your huntm wav from the motor line and a place to t a Or it claim Job of rcpairiiiK or horae ihix'liiU rail on S. F. Kcrlpture'i nhop on Fifth utreet. (iooro A, Harding, tlm druculht, had on exhibition In lua ahow window thin week a bead of lettuce from the urn: of J. I.. Yonlniru on the Ahornethy, that weighed 4'g pmnnlH and ineanilred 22 iucbi'M in dinimtU'r. A good hoard and lodging as to be bad in the city can be obtained at Mrs. L. 1! ii me 'a boarding limine corner Sixth arid Water streets at (4 tier week, in eluding wishing and nee of hath room. Table boar-1 .1 per week. Fine 10 and 12V dimities l lik nlaid 4 'gC ; dark rallcoea 4'v'c; colored thread 2c; silks, lace and embroider ies at (owes prices. Cut prices on shirt wainU, summer routs, straw and felt hata. lied Front Trading Co, It should tie imida a matter of public know ledge that DeWitt'a Witch Hasel Salve will speedily cure pile of the long est standing. It is the houxehold favo rite for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises and sores of all kinds, (ieo. A. Harding. A felt want is that gnaw ing at the stom ach alter you have eaten a full meal, and can't cat any more, and yet there Is that j feeling a though you had eaten nothing. What Is wanted then ia a lef Simmons Liver Kexulator, the best Iy-Mislacure, fur that Is what thai gnawing means. "Simmons Liver Uegulator is all that is recommended for Indigestion." A. K. Dyecho, IOiidon, Ky. The best arranged book store in Ore gon la Here in our town, x lie book shelves aro not behind counters but open to cusioiiieia and every book can betaken down and examined without the assistance of a clerk. Mr. Huntley is now having a special hook sale and every shelf of books is marked in plain figures so that yisitora may learn the siiecial prices as well as examine the hooks. The discounts during this sale are from 25 to 50 er cent. Mr. Isuuc Horner, proprietor of the Ilurlon House, Huston, W. Va,, and one of the most widely known men in the state was cured nf rheumatism after three vears of sutlcring. He says: "I have not sutllciont command of language to convey any idea of whut I sull'ered, my physicians told me that nothing could be done for me and my friends were fully convincd that nothing but death would relieve me of my sullering. In June, 1804, Mr, Evans, then sales man for the yheeling Drug Co., recom mended Chamberlain's l'uin 'Balm. At this time my foot and limb were swollen to more (bun double their normal sine and it seemed to me my leg would burst, but soen after I began using the Pain Halm the swelling began to decrease, the puln to leave, and now I consider that 1 am entirety cured, l-or sale by u. A. Hurding, druggist. (Surprise 1'nrty. On last Friday evening a very pleasant surprise was given Miss Bl a nee Bain by a number of friends at the home of her mother on Third street. The evening was spent in games and conversation. ReircHliments were served and after a most enoyahlu evening the guests sepa rated. Thoso present were Mrs. M. E. Bain, Misses Mabel Doremus, Ruby Logan, Mamie Adams. Nina Copies, Laura Engle, Blanche Bain and Gertrude Finley ami Mossrs. Robert Caufleld, Ralph McGetchie, George Case, Frank Confer and Harry Muir. Don b With A Knikk. Those fine, juicy steaks and prime rousts to bo ob tained at Albright's meat market are all done with a kinfe in the band of an Come and mm our Racket Hloru. The Alumni Iluniiiiet. Lust Saturday evening the alumni so ciety of the I'arkphire-UladHtone school gave their annual biinquot. As enter tainer the young people proved them selves a success and they and their guests paused a most enjoyable evening. The affair was held at the residence of I'rof. J. W. Gray, principal of that school, and the spacious parlor and dining room were hsudsomely decorated with flowers, evergreens and flags in honor of the occasion. The first part of the evening was taken up with a literary program and the transaction of the so ciety' business. On being called to or der William Itnecli, president of the alumni society, deliveroil an address of welcome to the graduating class who were about to become member of the society. The address was well worded and delivered in an easy and self-pos-sensed manner that was a credit to the hoy. The roNponse was made on behalf of the class by Iollie Cross, class presi dent, who In accepting the honor about to be bestowed upon her clussmu'es, made a harpy and pertinent siieech. The class poem was then read by Mattle Tellefson, proving this young lady to lie a poet of some promise. The clung his lory bv Joseph (iarrow provoked con siderable mirth as well as interest. The cliiMf long was then sung, after which Capt. Appersun, Capt. Smith, Mr. liel lomy, I'rof. Ciiay, Miss Dotson and Mr. Meserve were called upon and rcsiwnded with biief speeches, in which they com plimented the young people on the good will that existed beiween the school board, the teachers and the pupils of the school. After an hour spent In social amuse ments the party repaired to the dining room, where the many good things to eat and the toasts, both wilty and se rious, kept the banqueters until after the midnight hour. The table had been pre pared under the supervision of Mrs, Cray, Miss Ibaiken and Miss Dotson and Its apMiintments were a com pliment to the artistic skill and taste of the ladies. In the intervals of the courses the toasts, "Our Girls," ''Our Itoys," "Hume and Mother." "l'srk-place-GlHilMlone,'' "Oregon," "A Uoy'g Life," "Our School Hoard, ' and "Our Teacbers".were promised and responded to, those sjieaking being Capt. Appersun, Florence Tatty, Mins Itracken, Willie Williams, Muttie Tellefoon, Joseph Uar row. Percy Cross, Clark Williams, Jessie Faubian.Fred Smith, Miss Dotson, Capt. Smith, Wilbert (iarrow and Prof. Gray. As sieech .makers the young jieople showed that they were not fur Miind their elders and each of the speakers, both old and young, by their happy bits as well as serious thoughts won hearty applause. Those present were: Capt. and Mr. J. T. Apperson.Capt. and Mrs. W. H. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 11, S. Rellomy, Prof, and Mr. J. W. Gray, Miss Harri- etto Dotson. Miss Extclle Itracken, Miss Margaret Williams, William Reach, Fred Smith, Do! lie Cruss, Wilbert Garrow, William Williams, Mattie Tellefbon, Joseph Girrow, Nora Elliott, Jessie Faubion, Percy A. Cross, Carl Butt, Pearl Hinder, Daisy Kivers, Edna Gar row, Katie Smith, Fred Thayer, Mary Huertb, Mamie P.rown, Dottie Pill, Florence Patty, Clark Williams, John Williams and Charles Meserve. Card orTkiinks. We desire to reditu our sincere thanks to all those w ho so kindly assisted us in our1 recent sad bereavement, during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. Gkoiiob Watson and Family. Gladstone property will be in demand this coming spring and summer. DRUG WHR IS WE SET THE PRICE. ADVICE: BUY WHERE YOU CAN BUY THE CHEAPEST. Ono dollar will buy as much as two dollars did a few years ago, and we have reduced the price of some of the leading patent medicines from 20 to GO per cent and it meets the approval of the people of Clackamas tho reductions, compare them closely and buy where they are the lowest. "CUT HH1CB BICYCLES." 1807 model $(0 cut to $50. IKtm model $85 cut to 40. 18.)7 boy's and girl's $10 cut to $35. Remember Waverly bicycles strictly high grade, none of your cheap trash. REMEMBER WE MAKE Special Sale on Tooth 10c Brushes cut to 15c " " " 25c " " " '. 50o " " " - Our money purse sale consists of Spring and Summer line of paint shades to choose from. Puue Boilkd WE MAKE THE PRICE. Died. WATSO.V-At her home in thl city on Thursday, 18, I8!7, Mary KIiiSbeth Wation, aged 48 year and 11 day. Deceasnd ws born in Conway, North Wales, June 0. 184!), and came with her parent to Wisconsin in 1850, ami emi grated to Oregon In l.")2. She wa mar ried to George C. Watson, December 3, 1873, and leaves, as the fruit of that union, one ton and three daughter. Mr. Watson was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H K. Roberts, old and highly respected pioneers, who have the sympathy of the community In their be reavement in the evening of their lives. She had been a sullcrer Irom consump tion for a long time but the end came suddenly from heart failure. She was an obedient daughter, a devoted sister, an affectionate mother, a true wife and a patient sufferer, ever trusting in "Him whodoethall things well." She bad been a member of the Daptist church for 25 years, always performing the duties ot a faithful and devoted Christian. Her life ha been one of kindness, duty and devotion to thoe wno knew her. ineiunerai was conducted irom me i First liaptist church Sunday afternoon by Rev. M. L. Rugg. The floral offer ing!, given by generous and loving bands, were most profuse and beautiful, brspenking the hearts of those who sought 'o pay a I ant tribute of love. GITHEN.S At hi home near Eagle Creek, Saturday, June 19, 18U7, George Githens, aged 01 years. Deceased was one ot the early settlers of Clackamas county and greatly re spected for bis integrity and upright ness of character. A wife and several children survive. The funeral was held from the family residence Monday, con ducted by Lone Pine Lodge, A. F. & A. M., of which deceased was an honored member. DARIN In Portland, Monday June 21. 181)7, Morton II. Barin,aged 21 years, 4 months and 8 days. Deceased was the sou of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Darin, whose home was in this city for a good many years. The funeral was held from the family residence in Portland Wednesday and the remains brought to Oregon City on the steamer Altona and interred in Mountain View cemetery. Married. SIIAW-ACKERMAN At Hotel Port land, Saturday afternoon, Jnne 19, 1807, Mr. James W. Shaw, of Dallas. to Miss Minnie Ackerman ot this city, Key. uabnul eykes olllciating. The ceremony was performed in the presence of a few personal friends of the high contracting parlies. The happy couple departed on the overland train Tuesday evening for San Francisco on an exteuded wedding tour. The bride is the second daughter of Mrs. S. M. Ackerman, and has a host of friends. The groom is also well and favorably known here, being a former resident, and is the son of James Shaw, manager of the Dallas woolen mills. Doth of these estimable young people are natives of Oregoa City. Willamette Valley Farm loans. For thirty days special low rates will l made on choice loans of $1500 and upward. II. E. Noulb, Commercial Dlk. Portland, Or. Wall Paper. Dest stock of wall paper in Oregon City latest designs and prices to suit the times at R. L. Holusan's, Seventh, street, near Main. tf. Unconditional surrender, is the only terms those famous little pills known as DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make with constipation, sick headache and stomach troubles. G. A. Harding. NOW ON Hood's Sarsaparilla Castoria Scott'u Emulsion Pierce's Favorite Prescription Price's Golden Medical Discovery Red Line Sarsaparilla Strengthening Plasters Warner's Safe Cure Red Line Celery Compound . . . , Chamberlain's Cough Cure Ayers Sasnparilla THE CUT PRICE, Brushes. 8o 10c 20c 38c an endless variety and the Pi'Rses fit the pocket and the price fit the has just arrived and we have reduced the price 25c per gallon. Color Oil only 40c. per gallon. Bring a can. CHHRMHN St CO., An Afternoon Reception. Mr. P. F. Morey and Mis Florence Morey hospitably entertained about 75 ol their friends Wednesday afternoon at their beautiful country home on the Willamette. A short farce, "Six Cups of Chocolate" was given by six young ladies in a pleasing, happy manner. They were: Miss Vara Pilsbury, Miss Florence Morey, Miss Myrtle Stevens, Must Hade Chase, Miss,Vsra Caufleld and Miss May Kelly. Charming vocal selections by well-known singers fol lowed. A delicious lunch was served. Cut flowers, tropical plants and delicate maiden hair ferns formed the decorations of the large living room of the commodi ous dwelling. Strolls were taken through the greenhouse and the splen didly kept grounds of the park, making a pretty sight as the merry guests in light dresses flitted here and there among the dense green ol the sbubbery. After an afternoon of unalloyed pleas ure, adieus were said to tiie host esses and the party returned on the steamers Altona and lUmona for their homes in Portlan 1 anrj Oregon City. A Little (JirPs Marrow Escape. Polly Hart, the twelve year old daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Hart of Gladstone, met with quite a serious accident on Saturday lost. While crossing the rail road bridge over the Clackamas river at that place, she lost ber footing and fell about 30 feet to the bank of the river beneath. Happily she fell on the sand and was not very severely injured ; had she fallen a few feet beyond she would have struck a ledge of rocks or into the swift running water of the river and would have undoubtedly lost her life. As it was, however, on Monday, she was a tile to be about the house again, not much the worse for the occurence. While this bridge is much used by foot passengers, and is reasonably safe, yet caution Bhould be observed by the inexperienced, and parents should see that their children are kept out of barm's way. Notice to Water Consumers. All persons using water for lawn sprinkling or irrigation, are hereby noti 6ed to strictly observe the hours for such use: 5 to 9 a. in. and 5 to 9 p. m. Street sprinkling can be done when necessary but an excessive use of water will not be permitted. For a disregard of the above rales the water may be shut off without further notice. By order of the board of Water Com missioners, W. II. HOWELL, Snpt. T. L. CHARMAN, Sec'y. Oregon City, Or., June 10, 1897. Stockholder's Meeting. Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ore gon City Manufacturing company will be held at the office of the company in Oregon City, Saturday, July 10, 1897 at 10 o'clock a. nj. of said day for the pur pose of electing directors of the corpora tion to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before said meeting. C. G.Jacobs, Secretary. Oregon City, June 10, 1897. For Sale Cheap. A horse, buggy and harness for sale at a bargain. Horse is perfectly gentle and sound and butrgy is in good repair. Ad dress postofRce box, No. 5, Milwaukee, Oregon. Undertaker and Enibalmer. R. L. Holman undertaker and em balrner. Graduate of Embalming col lege. Full stock of caskets and coffins at prices to suit. Undertaking parlor on Seventh street near the depot. tf LOW Regular Price. .$1 00... 35... 1 00 .. 1 00... 1 00. . . 1 00. . . LOWER Cut Rate Price $ 67.. 25 1 25 1 00. : 50 1 00 YOU GET THE PROFIT. Comb Sale. Metal Combs Cut to PURELY VEGETABLE. Th CtinpM. PvnM 4L ClfM III IIM WTfTld I Ail hrrwTUAL Smrinc fjr all diKaftct of tha Livar, btoma h and Spice. fUgulala tha Ijvw and prevent Chii.u aho favia, Malam ov fr'avaiift, Howrl OlMrLAINT. KaaTLRAfr. , Javkuic aho Nauma. BAD BKEtTHt Nothing la to uncileaanl. nothinff ao t bad brealh ; and in nearly tvtrv caaa k uimaa Imam tha tdmach, and can ba to aaaily corrected if yo will lake biMMom l.ivna ka,ut.AT'a. lx not neglect ao wire a remedy fur ihia repuUive diaorder. It will aha tmprora your appetite, complciion and genera! haahh. PILEHt How marry atiff-T torture day alter day, making Me burden and robbing Mitten- ol all pleasure, oirine; to the aecret auffering from Pilea. Vet relief ia read to the hand of almoat any on who will use eyttcmau cally the remedy that haa permanently cured thoai aanda. Slat mom Livaa Kay.ula-tor ia no draabc violent purge, but a gentle aaaiManl to nature. COSMTIPATIOX SHOtl.D not b regarded aa a triging ailment In fact, nature demand the ntmoat regularity of tha bowela, and any deviation) from thie demand pave the way often to aertou. danger. It quite aa nereaaary to remove impure aeeumulatione from the brweie aa it ia to eal or fleep, and no health can be eipected where) ft coattve habit of body prevail. KICK nEADACITEt Thi dntreeebg affliction occur mow frerjoeartry The dieturbanc of the stomach, arising from u imperfectly digested content, cause a severe pais) aa) the head, accompanied with disagreeable nauaea), aadv thi constitutes what is popularly know) a Saclr Headacbe, for the relief of which takb Sid Lrvut KaovLAToa ott Mbdicimb. MAKurACnaso onxT rr eT. H. ZEILI.X CO., Philadelphia, Pa. GRAND CELEBRATION. Monday, July 5th, 1897, At Gladstone Park, Oregon City. President of the day Judge rVm. Gal lowsy. Grand Marshals II. E. Cross, Is. . Martin, B. S. Bellomy. Orator Rev. W. K. Beans, D. D.t of Portland, one of the roost brilliant orators of the west. Reader Mrs. Col. R. A. Miller, who is one of our most accomplished readers, will read the Declaration of Independence. Music Mrs. Strickler, Musical Director of the Y. M. C. A., one of the best vocal teachers on the coast will baye charge of the music. A fine Brass Band of thirteen pieces will also be in attendance during after noon and evening. PROGRAM Or THE DAY. 11 A. M. Oration, Reading of tha Declaration, and Music at the Audi toriurn. 2 P. M. Basket ball game, One mile bicycle race, Five mile relay bicycle race, Half mile foot race. Base ball game, Tug of was between Woodmen and Workmen. 5 P. M. Balloon ascension and daring Parachute jump by Prof. Hogal, the celebrated aeronaut 8 P.M. Auditorium, short speeches, musical treat consisting of solos, quartets and choruses, and flue athletic exhib tion by the Athenium club and also by the East Portland and Oregon City Y. M. C. A. teams. Grand Finale Prof. George Hughes, Pyrotechnist of Portland, will give, a brilliant display of new and beautiful fireworks. lasting an hour. Refreshments and meals will be furn ished by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. at reasonable rates. A nominal admission fee of ten cents for all over ten years of age will be charged for the benefit of the Y. M. C. A. of Oregon City. Everybody invited to come and spend the day at this beautiful park and assured a royal good time. i county. Here are a few of LOWEST Our CUT PRICE. '..$ 64 :.. 24 25. 67. 67. 67. 75. 66 66 66 60 .10c or 3 for 25 95 70 35 64 15. 1 00 85 40 65 nc, 10c, 15c, 25c, 4c, 8c, 10c, 20c. Purse. card free and an endless variety of Cut v9r Price Druggists. expert cutter.