Oregon City Enterprise.
OltKdON CITY OmCKIIH.
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KKIDAY, AUliUHT 27. 18117.
CHAT ABOUT TOWN.
AHIIUNDl'KACIIKS
llrfcl liliint'tiH
r'llinst quality
.'rice rltfht
K. K. Williams, Hit iiriM'ur.
Kaddltta ami harness mI Young's scoud
hand aloreat yur own price,
Iti'Kiihir monthly meuiing of llie city
council next Wednesday evenirik
Ire cream ami Un cri'iun soda every
day, rain or sliinu at tlio Nuvulty Candy
Factory .
Jlun't lay ri'ttnlur irli lor ItaWitl's
Kaily Hlwr pills, colic andcliolcra renin
(Ilea, (iut IJuiilley'a special cut rate
prices.
To Imal the lirokfii and diacascd
tisanes, tosootli tlie irritated surfaces, to
Inaluntly rollrvv and to permanently cure
la tlie mission ol le Wllt'i Witch Jlu.el
Halve. lo. A. Harding.
If the rlce you ay lor drugs ami
imtdicimis ia Huntley's price, you know
it'a right. If you buy at Huntley's drug
atore you know tlio (tiali)y ii right
which la much more Hiwiitil than the
price.
( harlca Moral), ol Klyville, liaa re
cently romjilt'tfil lank and windmill,
which add materially to the convenience
and apM-arance of liia home. The tank
ii .'to led from tlio ground and hold II.OOO
gallons.
for Conatipation luke Karl'a Clover
Hoot Tra, the great Mood I'uriller. Curea
Headache, Nervuuaiwaa, Kiutlona on
the face, and makea the head clear an a
bvll, tfold J Cliaiinan A Co., druggists,
Oregon City.
Dr. L. L. I'likena, dMiiiist, does al
klnda of dental work, (.told crowna,
porcelain crowna and bridge work a
aecialty. All 0erationi guaranteed for
6 yeara, Call and get my prlcea. Ulllce
In Harclay building
Itutiuing sores, indolent ulcfrs and
almilar troubles, even trmugh U many
year a standing, may Im curtid ly using
IHi Witt's Witch lluael Salve. It axithea,
ntrenKll.cn and heala. It ia the ureal
pile cure. Oo. A. Harding.
Tahlula, Ink, ena, Kinclla, booka and
complete achool outllta will he aupphed
to the cuntomura at my atore at very
reasonable prlcea, Call on Patilul Wll
liain on upper Seventh atreet near
Center, before you buy elsewhere.
John Francis, of Kly, suffered quite a
nainful accident on Friday hint. While
engaged In sawing wood with a ateaiu
aw, he cut hia right forearm quite
badly, inflicting a deep gush. The
wound was sewed up by a physician and
will dutihtleiM heal in due time.
tirove'a tasteless Chill tonic ia a per
fect Mulitriul Liver tonic and blood
puriller. Kemoves Itillousnesa without
purging. Aa pleasant aa Iiiion Syrup.
It la aa large aa any dollar tonic and re
Uila for 50c. To get the genuine, axk for
for Grove's. For Bale by 0. 0. Huntley.
The "Hieyclist's Heat Friend" iaa
familiar name for Ie Wilt's Witch
Ilar.wl Salve, always ready for emergen
ciua. While a apecillc for pilea, it also
Inaluntly relieved and cures cuts, hruises.
aalt rheum, eczema and all ali'cctloiiB
of the akin. It never faili. Uoo. A.
Harding,
If you're in doubt whether your
trouble la indigestion or dyspepsia, jiiHl
take a few doses of Simmoi.a Liver Reg
ulator ll will aettle the question. "I
have tried Simmona Liver Regulator for
dyspepsia and find it juat the thing to
relieve me. A small dose after meals Ih
sure to prevent IndigeHtion." 8.S. Per
kins, Sharon, Ga."It ia the beat medicine
toald digestion. J.J. Hlaek, Duncan,
Arizona.
The man whoeatB becauae he ia hungry
la, tlitin far, on a level with the brutea.
The man who stops eating the moment
bis hunger is appeased Is the wise man,
Nature needs no more food than she calls
for. Continued excess brings about in
digestion or dyspepsia, with loss ol flesh,
strength, sleep, ambition and mental
power, and an accumulation of ucheB,
pains and many dangorouB local mala
dies. Tha stomach now can do nothing
alone. We must appeal to some artillcia
lly digested food which can also digest
othor foods. That Is to say, we must
use the Shaker Digestive Cordial. The
efect ia prompt and cheering. The
chronic pain and distress ceases. Ap'
petit presently revives. Flosh and
vigor gradually come back, and the suf
ferer recovers. Hut he must be careful in
future. A trial bottle for 10 cents.
Laxol Is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in place of Castor
Oil.
All huts and bonnets at Mrs. riladmi's
below cost from now on.
(Hiidsloiiit Iiuh made a growth ol IK)
new bonnes since the hard timB heirnn,
Wood wanted at this olllce, oak, fir or
limb. In length 10 or '12 Inch or four
foot.
Ice cream ami lire cream sod every
day, rain or nlilno at the Novelty Cundy
Factory .
Stoves, springs, beds, matresses, etc.
at way down prlcea al Young' a second
hand atore.
The '1 cent fare U Gladstone Is un
precedented in motor line (ares, I'm
cent lure to Portland.
I n h peel thiMtt adjustable window
screens at Hiillomy A Jiusch s. They
are certainly the right thing.
ClianilMtrlaln'iColit' , Cholera and Diar
rhoea Keinedy always aflordri prompt
relief. F'oi sale by (1. A. Hurding.
You will not hesitate in having those
rooms repapered when you look at the
styles and prices of wall aer carried
by K. L. Ilolinan.
When the hair has fallen out, leaving
the heud bald, If the scalp is not shiny,
there is a chance of regnining the hair
by using Hall's Hair Rcnewer.
Send the Fntkhi'hibk to your friend In
the I0ai.t ami thus ulve hlui an Idea ol
what la going on in Clackamas county,
It may Induce him to locate with us.
Catarrh Cured. A clear head and
sweet breath secured with hhilou I
Catarrh Remedy J sold on a guarantee.
Nasal Injector free. Hold by Charinan A
Co., druggists, OrrKon City.
Moments are useless if trifled away;
and they are dangerously wasted if con
sumed by delay in cases where One
Minute Con ii 1 1 Cure would bring Imme
diate relief. Geo. A. Harding.
We are receiving shipments of Craw
font peaches direct from Southern Ore
gon and w ill sell them to you at whole
sale prlcea.
F.. K. Williams, the grocer.
The McDonald reHidence next door to
the Cliir House is being repainted and
thoroughly overhauled in readiness for
Mrs. McDonald, who will hereafter re
side (hero with her son in law, John
Moore.
A ihampoo usually costs 25 cents but
there's many a good shampoo in .'3
tent bottle of Huntley't hair tonic. It
ia delightful to usr, gives lustre to the
hair and soon drives out dandruff.
Fully guaranteed.
J. II. Kellogg and Mis. Henry Wile
hart are levelling up Adams atreet in
front of their residences between Second
and Third atreets anil have removed the
hill that ornamented (?) that portion of
the street ao long.
Daniel Williams will oen up a
Itrorery atore in his building on the
southwest corner of Seventh and Center
streets about the first of September
He will carry a complete line of staple
and fancy groceries anil sell them at the
lowest market price.
Miss Wishart is now in Portland ac
quainting herself witli imported styles of
fall millinery. She is working with the
best talent in that line on the Pacific
Coast. She intends making Mrs,
Sladen'a millinery parlors the most iiv
lo-date in the citv and with her talent
it certainly will tie.
The statement made many yeara ago
that "man cannot live by breal alone
ia as true as it ever was he must have a
nice juicy steak or a roast of meat to go
with it. Richard Petxold s alway ready
to furnish his customers with the Irest of
fresh and Hinoked meats at either his
Main or Seventh street market.
The Haptist Sunday school at Canemah
enioved a very pleasunt picnic in the
park opposite the electric station W ed-
nesday afternoon. There were swings
croquet, games and an abundance of ice
cream and lemonade, with a grand
basket dinner at noon, all of which were
greatly enjoyed by the little people.
"My landlord will pay for that paper,"
said a business man to Holman, the wall
paper dealer. Holm an said it was (
for the room. "Is that all? Well, I
will pay it myself," replied the business
man. You will be surprised when you
find how little it costs to paper your
room when you see Holman and Bee his
up-to-date styles and prices.
James Kribbs, a 17-year old Bolton
boy, who in company with William Met-
calf, went in swimming at Mugoon's
park last Saturday evening, ruslilv
attempted to swim across the Willamette
river at that place. When partly across
his strength gave out and he was forced
to shout (or help. His comrade promptly
rendered assistance, helping him to
shore, thus averting what might have
proved a fatal accident.
Engineer I). W. Kinnaird left Wed
nesday evening by the overland for
Central Toint, Jackson county, where
he has a contract to survey 20 odd min
Imr claims for different parties in that
vicinity, On completion of that work,
he will return to Eugene, from where he
will go into the Blue river mining district,
having a contract to survey several
mining claims in that section for differ
ent companies, among which are the
Blue River Mining and Milling Co. of
this city.
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K"ihriy U vt iinpl...nt, nothlna tnmmnn,
ti.d lir.uili; .ml In n.rly v.ry cm It oin. fr'm
Ih. .luni.f Ii, .nd ran Ii. w. ...lly curt.' ted it y"U will
t.k. Simmon. I.iv.h kKi.ifi.Atop. n'H nri(l.l n
Mil. a r.mnly Un till, rcpul.lv. dwirdrr. ll will alo
lliirtv. yuur yM, com(il.lofi and gvlarral li.allb.
ru.KHi
Ifow many ffinVr lunur. day (i9f Amy, mailing Iif.
hurd.il and roMiing ciikl.ii'. tA all pic.Mjrs, uwing
to tit. Mrrct fttifUring tnim I'im.. V.t r.lw i r.iuiy
In th. hand of .lrn"t any on. who will um .yt.mat.
rally ih. remedy thai h.i iermanenily cured ihou
Mnd.. Simmon. J.ivkk Khi.iii.atom t. nn draatic,
rlwiaut purge, but a g.litlc aMifttanl to natura.
CHTIFATION
RllOfl.I) not U regarded aa
a tnflinK allmcnl in fail, nature
demand, the uimuM refc-iiiariiy of
III. bowri. and any deviation
from Ihi. tlcm.ud neve ih. way
ofie'n lo tenon, nenger. ll M)
quit. a. ft.i.Mery lo remove
impure a cumulation, from III.
bowel. .. it ia to cat or iee), and
no health can haeipetted wv v.
a callv. hAOit tA body (.rcvaila.
NICK HKAI)A IIF.I
Thi. dialrewinif afftlrtiofl orrur. miM freuently.
Tha diftiiirt..ii(e 4 the fttotna'h, aruing from the
illiortt.. iiy diietled conter.tl, ratiM-. a aeverc pain in
' e head, v omp.nted wuh dM.!;reeaM n.uKa, and
tin. conMilutr. what t. popularly known a. Suk
llradarlie, l' ihe rrl.cf lit which 7Aa SlMMOHt
Liv.a kw.ui.Aioa na MmnriNa.
HAHurAi.ii'aKii tiNi.v av
J. II. KILIN eV Oil,, J'bdadelpbia. Pa.
R. L. Hoi -nan has removed his under
taking parlors to his old stand in the
Weintiard building.
J. R. Clark has just completed a fGOO
res'dence on his place one and a half
miles northeast of the city.
The time (or opening of the West Side
school has been postponed to Monday,
September 20, on account of hop picking.
Child's tennis shoes 25c ; men's large,
3.rc ; tan shoes at a great cut ; balbriggan
shirts at half price; hats at half price.
Red Front.
Daniel Williams, at the head of Sev
enth street stairs, has added a line of pat
ent medicines to his slock of school books,
candies, notions, etc., which he sells
cheaper than the cheapest.
The Junior league of the Methodist
church will give a social entertainment
in the church parlors this (Friday) even
ing, to which all are invited. Admis
sion to entertainment, 5 cent ; ice cream
and cake 10 cents.
"Facta About Mt. St. Ellas" in the
September number of Demorest'a Maga
line will prove of especial interest in
connection with the present exodus to
Alaska, and the facts that gold has been
discovered In this peak.
If you have seen a little child In a par
oxysm of whooping cough, or if you have
been annoyed by a constant tickling in
the throat, you can appreciate the value
of One Minute Cough Cure, w Inch gives
quick relief. Geo. A. Harding.
The Septemher number of Demerest's
Magazine contains an article on "The
Picturesque Shakers," which is redolent
of the quaint sweet simplicity of rural
liubor lifrt VA-ilh ai-tiutif illimtralinna f f '
youths and maidens in their Puritanical
atlire.
Certainly you don't want to suffer
with dyspepsia, constipation, sick head
ache, aallow skin and loss of appetite.
You have never tried De Witt's Little
Early Risers tor these complaints or you
would have been cured. They are small
pills but great regulators. Geo. A.Hard
ing. Pope & Company have just completed
their plumbing contract on Dr. D. L.
Paine's new residence on the southwest
corner of Main and Thirteenth streets.
Like all the work turned out by this firm
it is first-class in every particular. Dr.
Paine now possesses one ot the hand
somest modern residences in the city.
The fourth quarterly meeting of the
M. E. church will be held Saturday,
August 28, at 7:30 p. m. Presiding
Elder Parsons will be present and will
preach on Sunday morning at 11 o'clock.
The pastor, T. L. Jones is expected here
Thursday evening, and will preach on
Sunday evening if his health will permit.
The September number of McClure's
Magazine will contain a series of fine
portraits of Henry Clay, most of them
never before published. It will also
have an article by Mr. F. G. Kenyon, of
the British Mimeum, showing what recent
discoveries have done toward determin
ing when the four Gospels were w ritten
and confirming their historical value.
"The Meaning of Greater New York"
is the title of an article in Demorest's
Magazine for September which is its
own explanation. It is intended to
answer all those questions about the
consolidation of New York and Brooklyn
which people with intelligent curiosity
are always asking their friends and
which their friends are rarely able to
answer.
James Hodges, who tor Beveral years
past has been one of the leading mer
chants of Canby, has sold out his prop
erty in that town and will leave with
his family tor Southern California about
the 15th of September, where he will
make his future homo. Mr. and Mrs
Hodges have manv friends both in Canby
and in this city who regret their depart
ure, but wish them well in their new
home.
The Grand Army of the Republic Is
holding its annual encampment this year
at liufrrtlo, New York. The attendance
has been larger and Ihe enthusiasm at a
higher pitch than at any previous en
campment. On Tuesday President Mc
Kinley reviewed Ihe parade and in the
evening responded lo a toast-at the ban
quet. "Perplexing Experiences" atl0:.'50a.
m, and "Common Sene Tactics and the
Remits" al 8 p. in will he Dr. Butler's
subjects at the Congregational church
next Sabbath. Y. P. 8. C. E. meeting
at 7 p. rn. The public is cordially in
vited to all the services. In the after
noon at S :.'J0 o'clock Dr. Butler will
preach at the church in Elyville.
Every Bicycle novice, whether young
or old, will find It a genuine benefit to
make a careful study of the facts con
tained lu "Practical Hints for the
Bicycle Novice" in the September
number of Demorest'a Magazine, the
timid beginner will obtain just that
needful information her instructor
always forgets to give her and which she
spends weary weeks in acquiring.
Prol. J. C. Zinser, the newly elected
principal of the Barclay achool, moved
to town this week and is occupying the
Aldrich cottgge at the head of Seventh
street. Prof. Zinser has, for the past
year, been a resident of Mt. Scott
and pricincipal in the school at that
place. Prior to last year he was princi
pal of the public achool at Belvidere,
Illinois. He comes to us highly recom
mended as a successful educator.
Rev. Dr. Butler, in addition to carry
ing on his services in the Congregational
church in this city, will conduct services
alternately in the clupels at Park place
and Ely, each Sunday afternoon at
2:30 p. m. He will also take with him
some of the best singers of his church to
assist him in these rvices, and a very
helpful time may be expected. Both
the Parkplaceand Ely chapels are mis
sions built and maintained by the Con
gregational church of Oregon City and
these services to be given by Dr. Butler
will be under the auspices of this de
nomination.
On Tuesday the O. C. T. Co. took the
Altona off the Oregon City and Portland
route and put her on the upper river ra -,
where she will make the trip on alternate
days with the Ramon. This arrange'
nient will continue until after hop-pick
ing. The Joseph Kellogg has been put
on the Oregon City and Portland run to
take the place of the Altona. Capt. Jim
Siuuth, one of the beat known steam
boat men in the stare, is In command of
the Kellogx, and Rufus Holman is the
accommodating purser. Both these
gentlemen are fully competent for the
positions thev fill.
The Tenth Annual Educational Num
ber of The Outlook puts side by side
personal sketches of two great educators,
with unusually fine portraits of the two
men. One of the two is an American
the great scientist, Joseph Le Conte,
who has been the ablest American adv
ocate of the theory of evolution as being
in unison with the doctrine of Chris
tianity. The other is the famous and
eccentric English scholar and Oxford
professor, Benjamin Jowett, and the
sketch is baed on the recent biography
which has attracted such wide attention.
There are half-a-dozen or more other
articles relatng to timely educational
topics ; a refined love story by Maraget
Sutton Briscoe ;an immensely interesting
installment of Justin McCarthy's "Story
of Gladstone's life," touching upon the
Alabama Question and tne Irish Uni
versity contest ; the second part of Helen
M. North's valuableand beautifully illus
trated "How to See an English Cathe
dral;" a readable paper on "Pilgrim's
Progress," by the pastor of the church at
Bunyan's town, Bedford the Rev. John
Brown, D.D., and much else of interest.
The cover has a strongly drawn repro
duction of the statue of the "Lemnian
Athena," now known to be a copy of
Pheidiaa's great work, the parts of which
were brought together in a strange way.
$3 a year. The Outlook Company, 13
Aator Place, New York.
Whut Dr. A. E. Salter Says.
BiifKALO, N. Y. Gents. From my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effect of your Shiloh'a Cure in cases
of advanced Consumption, lam prepared
to say that it is the most remarkable
Remedy that has ever been brought to
my attention. It has certainly Baved
many from Consumption. Sold by
Charman & Co , druggists, Oregon City.
Bowling Alley Mot lee.
I have disposed of Willamette Falls
bowling alley to Mr. John Bean and I
hope be will receive the same liberal
patronage of the best class of citizens
that I have since opening up. These
alleys compare favorably with any in
the country and are appreciated by all
experienced bowlers.
Frkd Wbathbrford.
Fur Rent.
Nicely furnished rooms, on the north
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and Center, suitable for gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen. With or without
board . Terms reasonable.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on H. T. Sladen.
He has it at his finger ends.
Practical
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Track and Road Work a Specialty.
Any style shoes forged In Iron or
steel. Wsgon work arid repairing.
Satisfaction guarantee.!.
Shop on Seventh street, next door to
Noblitt's stable.
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repairing at reasonable rates.
"5 Shop opposite Pope's hardware store.
4 Oregon City, Ore.
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JOHN YOUNGER,
IEWELER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
All Kinds of Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
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IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE 60 cts.
GaLATTA. Ills., Not. M, 1893.
Parle Medicine Co., St. Louia. Mo.
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