Oregon City enterprise., September 03, 1897, Image 3

Oregon City Enterprise.
OIIKIIllN CITY OKKH'KKN.
Mayor, - - -
Ill'icifllT,
hlol of i'.illrti .
Tri'HKitri'r,
('llv Atiurni'v, -
Hiri'cl ('iiiiiiiiliil"iifr,
Hiift. of Water Wnrk,
. K. (I. CiiiiIIHiI
Tim", I'', llyiui
CIiiin, Iv lliirim
II. K. Hitnlxlil
. - !, II. I'yn
('. Ililbrork, Jr
- W. II llowHI
( n y I'.hkh r,
1. W, Kliitiiiinl
I'liiliirlliiinM-T. (limit, I.. (!. !iiili', JiiIiii
lllilimr, II. WIIkdii, II, Kih-miit, Jim,
Itimki', II. K. J I Mrrin, Frank Jluarli,
Council niKKla llml Wdiiday of emli
mix i t It in city hall.
I-ltlhAY, HKITKMHI'.U .'I, 1HII7.
CHAT AHOUT TOWN.
HimIiIIkn and Imrni'KN hI Young' tmcond
linml alurit at your own pt Ieo.
Ice crcn in mut leu cream mlu every
iluy, rain or hIiIihi at thu Novelty Candy
Factory ,
Ihui't ly n'Kiilur prlri'N for PrWllt'n
Kaily lilwr it 1 1 a, col it iindcholi'ra renin
(Una. icl Iliihllt'y'a special cut rate
prlica,
I'nr .liutin Hut will plmmo ymi.try tint
Columbia attlilio, tilt) lli In il'ttt" nailery.
Muin Mtrret, u'M,hitti Wolla Faru tt
irt!hH oi licit.
To licul lint lirokfii itinl dlM-nm-d
tixntina, lomxitlt tint irritate)) Hiirdui n, lo
limtantly relieve anil lo iH-riniiiiently cure
la tlie mUinii of lti Wltl'i Witch JIaxel
hul vo. (ieo. A. Uuriliii(.
Tlierr am I I.I.IHH) diMiiicl liotnt;rulia
ehown in the vetiitcope reproduction ol
thu Coibctl FllK'ImiiioiiN content that
will Im cliDHn at Miively's hint limine
Saturday Heplembpr 4th.
Cum Hint C'otitth with Miiloh'a Cure.
Tim bexl CohkIi ('lire, lielievca Croup
promptly. One Million hot ilea mild luat
year. 4) don (or 1'.') t enia. Hold hy
Cliuriiuu) A Co., Iirtiuuiat Oregon City.
If the price yon pay for druga and
ineilicinea ia lltintley'a price, you know
ll'a riKlit. If )oU htty at Ituntley'l driiit
ature you know lint quality ia rilil
which ia uitich more eweiilinl than lint
price.
Ir. I,. I I'lckeiia, ileiiliHt, doe al
klmla of dental wotk. (iohl crowns,
porcelain crown and bridge work a
aH'cially. All operation guaranteed for
6 yearn. Call and net my price. Olllce
in Barclay bulldititf
KunnliiK aorea, Indnlenl ulcer and
similar trouhlc, oven tlinnnh of many
year' IbiiI1ik. may Ix cured hy uaing
I Witt's Witch IUvl Salve. Itaoothe,
atrniiKthetia and lieala. It i tint ureal
pile euro. (ieo. A. Hardinu.
Tablets, ink, miis, pencil, book ml
complete scliou) outlll will Ims supplied
to lint cuittniiiem at my atore at very
reaaouuhle price. Call on I'unicl Wil
liam on tiiHr Seventh atreet near
Centr, before you buy elnuw here.
(irove' tutttelea Chill tonic i ft per
fect Malarial Liver tonic and hlood
ptiriller. Removes IlilloiiMifHrt without
purging. A tiluuHaiit a I-einon Syrup.
It la a large a any dollar tonic and re
Uila for Mc. To get the genuine, aide for
fur (irove'a. For Haiti hy C. (1. Huntley.
Tim "liicyuliHf Heal Frlend" In
fiiuiiliur nainu for Pn Witt' Witch
lln!ul Sulve, always ready for emergen
cie. While Hiiecillc for pile, it also
iiiHtuntly relieve and cure cut , bruise,
null rheum, enema and all a licet inn
iiftlut fkin. It never fail, (iuu. A.
Hurling,
A clone tltul i always seasonable i a
iIohu of Simmons Liver Regulator, the
King of Liver Medicine." It keep
thu liver active; the. bowel regular;
prevent lliliotisne; and promote
d incut ion. In diet hitlpH keep you weil.
"I hnve watched it' ell'ect in fiiuiilie
where I have practiced ami find it ad
mirahli) ; hoth alterative ami tonic in it
action. " Pr, T. W. Ma huh, Macon, (ia.
A drowning man would have little into
for a method of rescue, which would re
quire day. A tlyHHtptic domm't want to
bother with a remedy that In going to
take week to show iU humtflcial effect.
The Mount Lebanon Shaker are offer
In); a product under the name of Shaker
DlgeHtivn Curdial which yield immedi
ate relief. The very flint doae prove
hunellcial in mut cute; and it I owing
to their unbounded confidence in it, that
they have put 10 cent Ram pie bottle on
the market. Tliee can be had through
any drunuht; and it will repay the
alllicted to invent the trilling buiii neces
sary to make a trial.
The Shaker Digetttive Curdial relieve
by rcHting the stomach and aiding the
digCHtion of lood.
Laxol i the hettt medicine for children.
Dw!tor recommend it in place of Cantor
Oil.
We want your tea-trade
for the rest of your life.
Do you see now how we
can afford to say: "Get
every sort of Schilling's
Best of your grocer, and
get your money back on
what you don't like"?
A Schilling h. Company
&Hn ft-rauciwo
All hut and bonnet at Mr. Sludnii'
heluw cohI from now on,
l.alfnt tttyle In walking lull ami
,lilorllt MiMH (lolllHIIlilll'N,
Wood wanted at thl ollice, oak. fir or
limb. In length Hi or Ti inch or four
fool.
Ice cri'iini and leu cream aodii every
day, lulu or kIiIiiu at tint Novelty Candy
Factory ,
Htove, apiingH, bed, itiiilteHKe, etc,
at way down price at Young' aecond
hand alortt,
Thu cent faro to (Jladalone i un
precedented in motor line furu, Ylft
cunt fare to 1'ortUnd,
IriMpecl thoMii adjtiHtahln window
acreeu at llellomy k HiimcIi'i. They
are certainly the right thing.
Child' lennl aliiHt '.Tic; men' large,
Ure; tan hIioci at great cih; halhriggiin
hlrt at half price; hat at half price.
Ited Front.
You will not heHiiuto in having thtitte
room repapeted when you look at the
atyle and price of wall paper carried
hy H. L, Holiuan.
Hend the Kn mii'iiiNK to your friend In
the F'.aht and thu give him an Idea of
what i going on in ( lai kauiai county,
It may Induce him to locate with u.
Iuninl William, at the head of Sev
enth Mlreel Nlaira, ha added a line of pat
ent medicine to hlNHlock of Nchool hook,
candle, notion, etc., which ho ell
cheaper than the clicHM-Mt.
Moment are uaeleti if trifled away;
ami they are tliiugeroUNly wuHled if con
Niimed by delay In cae where One
Minute Cough Cure would bring Imme
diate relief, (ieo. A. Harding.
Ladle, Take the Itent. If you are
troubled wrth Conatipation, Hallow Skin,
and ft Tired Feeling, take Karl' t Clover
Tea, It I plcaxHiit to take. Sold by
Charinan A Co., Iruggit, Oregon City.
L. A. Morehoue, general organizer of
the 1'rotected Home Circle, a fraternal
and beneficiary inmirauce order with
headquarter at Sharon. IV, la in thu
city looking after the iutercMa of that
order.
Iyepia Cured. Shiloh' Yitaliwr
Immediately relieve Sour Stomach,
Coming up nf Food ItiHtrean, and i the
great kldnev and liver remedy. Sold by
Charinan A Co., Iruggita, Oregon City.
A lliampoo usually cunt a 2r rent but
there's many ft good hauiioo in ft 25
cent bottle of Huntley's hair tunic. It
ia delightful tu nee, give luntro to the
hair and soon drive out dandruff.
Fully guaranteed.
If you have seen little child In ft par
oxymu of whooping cough, or if you have
been annoyed by a cotiHtant tickling in
the throat, you can appreciate the value
of One Minute Cough Cure, which give
cpilck relief, (ieo. A. Harding.
"Complete Manhood-Ideal Life," at
IOiIKI a. m. and "Wanted ft Man," at
8 p. in. will he the subject of tenuous
at fie Congregational church, corner
Main ami Eleventh atreet next Sabbath.
Y, I. K. K. meeting at 7 p. in. The pub
lic i cordially invited to all the services.
Certainly you don't want to stiller
w ith dyniH-pHla, cotiHiipution, sick head
ache. Hallo skin and loss of apatite.
You have never tried le Will's Little
I'.arly Itinera for tlieno complaints or you
would have been cured. They are small
pills but great regulators. Geo. A. Hard-
The statement made many year ago
that "man cannot live by brea 1 alone"
in as true as it ever was he imiHt have a
nlco juicy steak or a roast of meat to go
with it. Ivlchard I'etzold s alwuy ready
to fitrninli his customer with the liest of
fresh and smoked meat at either hi
Main or Seventh street market.
"My landlord w ill pay for that paper,"
said a btmlness man to llolman, the wall
paper dealer. Holman said it was $
for the room. "Is that all? Well, I
will pay it lnyBelf," replii-d the bumncss
mail. Yon will be surprised when you
find how little it costs to paer your
room when you see Holman and seo his
up-to-date styles anil price
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Green are both ly
ing quite sick at their home on the Alter
nuthy, near Clackamas Heights, and
Wednesday morning of lust week nar
rowly escaped losing their residence by
(ire. One of the children lighted a
lamp and threw the still burning match
down among some clothing, setting It on
fire. Some of their neighbors happened
in and extinguished the tire, but not be
fore a quantity of clothing they could ill
afford to lose was consumed.
Cheap Wood.
Oak, ash, maplo ami fir wood deliver
ed in any part of Oregon City . Trices
bed-rock and wood flrst-class. By plac
ing vuur order now the best selection of
seasoned wood can be had, paying for it
at a date agreed upon. Call on or write
K. 0. Holmks, l'ark place.
Notice.
Sealod bids will be received by the
county court for the care and nursing of
county patients for one year. Bids will
be opened September 0, at 10 a. ni. The
court reserves the right to reject any and
all bids.
By order of the county court.
Ei.micr Dixon,
County Clerk.
Died.
BTF.VKNK-In thl city on Sunday,
August i!l. 1H!I7, Mr Kli.iibeth Stev
ens, Hgttd l' year, ! month and 'lh
day.
PecetiMed had been Hollering for
Hcveral month from stomach trouble
and her death wu not unexpected. Sht
was horn in Orange county, New Yotk,
March 4, IH'-'U. When she wu three year
old hho moved with her parent lo Wes
tern New York, to what i now called
Havana, in Schuyler county. She was
married to Samuel Steven on December
4, 1HII7. To thl union four children
were burn. The husband and two youn
get died in Havana, Mrs. Steven
came to Oregon in 1H5, living for time
with her brother, Mudorem Crawford, in
Yamhill county, ami afterward in Port
land, coining to Oregon City In Decern
her, 1H70, where she ha since renided
with her son. Harley. She united with
the lVtutliyterian church in Havan in
IM.'I, and joined thu Congregational
church In Oregon City In 1H77. Mm.
Steven wa the only danghter of Samuel
Crawford, a prominent pioneer citizen
of Welerii New York.
Another of our early pioneer ban laid
down thu btitdun of life ami the weary
body i at r.;t. To her the wondrous
portal of the on wen world have opened;
and H-rluip the mysterle of death, re
vealing "what wa and i and is to
come," have solved the lnynteiie of
life. F'uith iny disclose lo our grateful
eye glimimc of heaven's lieatittide.
yet when her aociatei here realize that
they shall ee her face again no more
forever, "one human tear shall fall
and Ihj forgiven."
Twonoiir survive, Harley C, of this
city, and Clarence L., of Ithaca. New
York, w ho reached hi mother' bednidu
the day before she died.
The funeral was conducted at the resi
lience of her son, 11. C. Stevens, on
Seventh street, Tnenlay afternoon at
2 o'clock by Dr. T. W. Butler, of the
Congregational church. The floral offer
ing were numerous and very beautiful.
The iiiUtrmeut wa in Mountain View
ceniemlery.
RICH F.N Near Umatilla, Oreg m, Sun
day, August 22, 1 Ml 1 7 , Frank U. Kichen
ageil Xi year.
iVceased came to his death by falling
uuder the wheel ol a train. The re
main were brought to tin city last Sun
day mornlug from Umatilla by J. K.
Morris, who wa detailed to perform the
service hy Fall City Camp, No. 143,
Woodmen of the World, of which the
deceased .was an honored member,
and under win we auspice the interment
in Mountain View cemetery wa con
ducted at 10 a. m.
Mr. Kichen bad been a resident of
Oregon City for about year, coming
here from Kansas. A few months ago
he went to F.astern Oregon in seach of
employment and was killed by falling
from a train en route from Umatilla to
DavenMirt, Washington. He leave a
wife and daughter to mourn his untimely
demise.
Orciron Cement Rock.
D W. Iieidle, who for the last two
weeks has been conducting experiments
in Southern Oregon to ascertain the
value of the cement rock of that part of
ttie state, returned to his home
in Gladstone Tuesday of last week.
He reports that he ha found
the real Portland cement rock and is
preparing samples to be subjected to
government tests.
Mr. Keidle is a cement expert and his
authority is sufficient to state that a
cement suitable for the use of builders
can bo obtained ill Southern Oregon.
If a good grade of cement c.in be made
here in Oregon it will be the the mean
of keeping tbouans of dollars within I ho
state, for cement is one of the big items
in our imports, 25,000 barrels being a
low estimate that Oregon City alone has
used in the last six years in the various
construction work about the city. And
a still greater quantity will be required
in the next five years in building the
bulkhead around the head of the falls,
to be undertaken bv the Electric com
pany, and in the erection of the factory
buildings that are sure to be put up.
The cement now used in Oregon comes
from England or Belgium and to pay
for it takes thousands of dollars in gold
out of our Btate each year, while if it
was manufactured nere the money would
be kept at hnme with the further ad
vantage of adding to our consuming
population the men and families connec
ted with the work.
Marriage License.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following persons during the past
week by County Clerk Dixon : Maggie
May Boland, and J. Richmond; Mary
Louise Paquet and Joseph de la Fon
taine For Sale Cheap.
A good gentle buggy mare 10 years old
perfectly sound weighs 10001b. Enquire
Postmaster, Milwaukee Ore.
Wull Paper.
Best stock of wall paper in Oregon City
luteal designs and prices to suit the times
at K. L. Holman's, Main street, oppo
site Court Houbo, tf.
Insurance.
If you want to know anything about'
Fire or Life Insurance or Building and
Loan Association, call on II. T. Bladen.
Ho has it at bid finger ends.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Tin .V .lt. I'iirrt iw
.fi'l !l tamily Mfili-T TT.
- it in lli. wirl'l I
Ah I l-Kli O'AI, Serine
lirr till tliftcw.. ! lli
Uw:r, SlMIII.' ti
ainl Kpl'rii,
IVjfutia die l-iv.r
r,-l ir,:v.nt ('mii.i.
Mill l-l'.vl'll, MalahS
ii l-pvi-llv JWPI.
i ir.iri.AiHm, Kkvii.k a-
' jAUfcLlll.a AND
t. AI:A.
J! U ItlCK.tTlll
N'.Oiii'K It vi iir.n, ii'rthinjc n common,
hwi l.r-Mih ; nil in wty evi-ry uM II cmirt from
the loms, li, ar.'t (all lie kO ctlly crrcf-il if yiU will
lull hlMM"tl I.IVI kK'.Ut.ATOJt. J"ll'rf nr.jlr.'A to
tine a mnr'ly t,r Una rejmUiva difr'lrr, ll wtil mImi
Ituprova yuur aj,tac, comulcaioo and general health.
rii.KHi
How many mflT'-r torture day af'er day, making life
a imrden and rot.birig exoleme of all pleatire, owing
lo the ct rrpftijfli-riiia from I'llea. Vet relief i rcy
lo the hand of alinoet any one who will ute aytemnti
rally the remedy that hat nermanentty cured thou
aundt. Simmons. I.ivaa KaM't-Aroa la no draaoc,
violent purge, but a genilc aai:ant lo nature.
CONSTIPATION
SHOt.'LD ma be ri-carded aa
a trifling ailmentIn I4. 1. nature
demands the utmoat regularly of
the bow.lt, and any deviation
from thit demand navet the way
oficn to fteriout iLmger, ll m
nulte aa nei eMary lo remova
Impure anunmlationa frmi the
bfiwelt at it it to eat or tleep, and
no hralth can he ejei led where
B citivc habit of XfAiy prevaila,
KICK HKAIr.ACIIKl
Thit ditireMing aftli'tlrm orewt mott frriKnily,
Ttia ditiiirhatira of the tt-nah, anting from the
tniw-rte lly dietled lontenlt, rautet a acvef: ,ain in
the head, artompanied wi'.h dltareeat.ie nautea, and
thit i-ontiiiuti what it Kitjl..ily known at Sm a
Hrada, he, f,ir ttie relief of which takk Simmomi
Ijvaa Kai.t'LAri a it bikini ina.
MAi;rAili ru oxLT cT
J. IL ZKILIN CO., ItiUadelphiA, Pa.
Married.
DE LA FONT A I X E-I'A QU ET A t the
Catholic church in this city, on
Wednesday, Septemlrer 1, 1807, Mins
Ixjuise I'aquet to Mr. Joseph de la
Fontaine, Bev. Father Hillebrand, of
ficiating. To the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, played by Miss ixu
Draper, the bride approached the altar
down the left isle, leaning on the arm of
her brother, Victor Paquet. and attended
by her maid of honor, Miss May de la
Fontaine, while the groom came down
the right isle with his best man, Frank
de la Fontaine. They were met at the
altar by Key. Father Hillebrand, who
after delivering a brief address, impress
ing them with the seriousness and
sacredness of the relation into which
they were about to enter, telling them
they were to be united for time and for
eternity, pronounced them husband and
wife in accordance with the beautiful
marriage ceremony of the Catholic
church. The nuptial high mass was
celebrated by Rev. Father Hillenbrand,
assisted by Kev. Father Przybylski, of
New Era, deacon, and Kev. Fathei Bolla,
of the Home of the Good Shepherd, sub
deacon. The bride was handsomely gowned in
while lawnsdown and carried ft boquet of
white roses, while the bride's maid and
maid of honor were becomingly attired
in crearu silk, trimmed in chiffon and
carried red roses and oleanders.
After the ceremony a delightful wed
ding breaklast was served to a few in
vited guests at the home of the bride's
mother, Mrs. Sarah Paquet, corner Main
and Foutteenth streets.
The bride is the daughter of the late
Hon. Peter Paquet and Mrs. Sarah
Paquet, and a lady of many accomplish
ments. The groom has been a resident
of Oregon City (or six years, is honest
and upright in his dealings and an ex
pert paper maker in the employ of the
Crown Paper company.
There were present at the wedding,
besides ft large number of Oregon City
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Paquet,
Mrs. Louis Paquet, Willie Paquet, Mrs.
Cora Stimpson.ot Portland ;Mrs. Thomas
Duncan, of Newberg; and Mrs. Frank
Ilodgkin, of Salem, and Miss Uattie
Stimpson.
Mr. Joseph Bice and Mr. E.J. Mc
Kittrick acted as ushers.
The church was handsomely decorated
and the music by the choir grandly
beautiful.
The happy couple departed on the
5:35 car for Portland, from whence they
will go to the coast for a short honey
moon. This departure was signalized
by showers of rice, old Bhoes and con
gratulations. They will be at home to their friends
on Thursdays after September 9, at
Main and Twelfth streets.
t here Is Nothing go (ioud.
There is nothing just aa good as Dr.
King's New Discovery lor Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, so demand it and do
not permit the dealer to sell you some
substitute. He will not claim there is
anything better, but in order to make
more profit he may claim something else
to be just as good. You want Dr. King's
New Discovery because you know it to
be safe and reliable, and guaranteed to
do good or money refunded. For Coughs,
Cold, Consumption and ios all affections
of Throat, Chest and Lttnrs there is
nothing so good as is Dr. King's New
DiBt-overy. Trial bottle free at Charman
& Co.'s drug store. Regular siae 50 cents
and $1.
For Rent.
Nicely furnished rooms, on the north
side of Sixth iti eet, between Washington
and Center, suitable for gentleman and
wife or two gentlemen. With or without
board . Terms' reasonable.
1
Wearers Wanted.
The Tendleton Woolen Mills want first
class weavors to work on Indian robes.
Address Pendleton Woolen Mills,
Pendleton, Oregon.
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tcel. Wagon work and repairing.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
8 hup on Seventh street, next door to
Nohlitt'a ritahle.
H. W. JACKSON,
Umbrellas, Guns,
Sewing Machines,
And all kinds of small ma
chines put in good order. No
work to difficult to undertake.
Prices reasonable.
Shop in Canfield bnilding
Near Court House,
Macmist
AND t
hUB.
HIVELY'S OPERA HOUSE
One..
Night
Oniy.
Dan A. Stuart's
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prices, wholesale or retail at
Steven's Warehouse.
Capt. J. W. Kxon, manager.
Ed May, Local Agent.
retzold's Meat Market, Main, St.
JOHN YOUNGER,
fEWKLER,
0pp. Huntley's Drujr Store,
All Kinds of Watches.
Clocks and Jewelry Repaired
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
Give me atrial.
Jatodaij, jeptento 4th
Reproduction of the Great
Corbett-Fitzsinimons
14-Round Contest
taken at Carson City, March 17, 1897
He - Denira
One Year, $6.00: Six Months, $3.00
One Year, $1.50
- - - One Year, $2 00
GLOBE PRINTING CO.,
St Louis, M)
to doatror trades! re for tobacco In m.ni
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