Oregon City Enterprise. OHK.dON MTV orrirKUH. . Mitynr, ... - , TO. 0, riill..( Ki.niMiT, - - 'I'Imh, V. Hym "lilwt ol I'oIIrM - - ' . t'lmi, K. litirni 'I'rcMiircr, ... , K. Hirullil City Allonmv, - . C. . Inn Hin-nl ('oiiiliill('iii.r, - ('. IUIic.x k, Jr niil. ii wati-r Work, - W, II, Howell Uy Kimdicwr, - - I). W. Klniniiril Couiiulliiivn T.O. (Unit, I,. 0, : I , J t tli ii ltn"ir, K D. Wllwin. It. K.mtimt, Jut. J((ik, 11. K, liirrli, ITmik Hindi. CiMinrll ttiM-la II mt Wednniilny of m li nioniii in on j nan. FltlltAY, OCTOUMl 21), 1H7. CHAT ADOUT TOWN. Lowney's Chocolate llonhotiN are the bent, Niiinn on cvi.ry piece, K. K, William, tliu Knxier. Money to loan on K'xxi rmil entitle security by A, 8, Drtmw.r, Mimi heavy wool soxs uml a nico lino of liliiliTWcur at tlio lUrket Ntoro. Tliorotighhreed Jurwy dull fur Hulu, 3 yeurs olil ; will liiko tra.lo. (iluilnlunu bw Mill Co. Htiimjuul llni'iin uml Kinlirulilcry mIIU ii llit) mi ninnies h1 tint liii.kcl More. lllucNtniiH Jim. l, (HI; tr.ini or ruunt rolli'U lie jht II.; Aim A lltumiiiir mx to B. , Kc.l Front Trmliii Co. For iiolo Hut will t'lt'Hmi you, try t he Coliiiuhlu utmlio, tliu ii lo-d ile gullury. Main Hin t, o.ionil Wells frurgo ex )irvnn (ill I fd, Hmull pill, mile pill. Li'.t pill. Vv Wilt' Little Early Ulnem cine tl liotiM l)cM,roiihli'Hliuii, tick lien.lii.liif, (. A. Hur.lin. You will not IickiIuIo in ImviliK tllOKM rooms ri'ipctf.l whi'ii you look Mt tliu style uml price of wal! puer carried by It. 1.. Hotmail, F.xt'lunivi'111-M in tylen. iiifti'jrity In In nihility, innrycloiiii lownm in price uro tliu cl.irf i lirilcri"li. n of Mimh (iutilxiiijth' millinery ( tutor. You cuu't i iirii ciinniiinplliili Imt you run avo.d it mil cure every olliei form of tliroul or lung tmulile by the uce of no Minnie Coiiiib Cure, (ieo. A. iliirding. Send 1 1 hi KntuiI'HIkk to your frirml in the Kait mid tliun jtlve him an Idea of what In Koltitf on III C luck mum county, It may induce tiiiu to locale with u If you want tlilnun up to date at ichh onable pi ice and cuitable, call at Mr a. II. T. Hlmlin'i millinery parlon where tvcry thing will I done to accommodate you. A llllel,Ij,li I). I), will vUil Oregon (;ily Sulvatiuii Army corpa SiimUy Oct. Ul. iHnit full to hear him ;o cordial Invita tion Iniilveii to all. Silver collection ut the door in the eveninn. IiioflKiireineiil for lifo by liuina or acald may I avoided by nxing Wltt'a Witi h lluxel halve, the great renie.ly for pilea and for ail kinda of aoreii mid ck in trouble., (ieo. A. Iliirding. leather gloveii I'.V, Il'ic up, heavy top aole plow Hlioca, Hole leather counter! l.'2', hullea heavy hI..mh 7'ic iiv Indie fir hi grade rubl.era :il)c. Uivvt ur tuck ulioen free. Ib'd Fiont Trading Co. tallica, Take the lVel. If you are troubled wrth Coiinlipitlion, Sallow Skill, and a Tired Ft cling, tuke Karl'i Clover Ten, it la pleaHiiul to tuke. Hold by Cliurman A Co., I 'rnvnin t h , Oienon City. Firnt cIiimh nlieet mindo ut 6c per copy ia l.ot ollered every day : but they Mm cloaing out their atnek of mtieict lit Hunt ley '8 Hook Store and you may get your choice lor 6c or u-norlcd lota of 10 copiea for 50e. Comity Trenaiirer Sluulo him lHHued a call for all wuiriinln indoihcil prior to July II, 1HII-I. The treasure him on hand atxmt $10,000 for wnrrunta that have been culled in heretofore but not pre sented for pavment. When a pernon growa thin there ia oinething wrong. The waate greater tint ti the supply uml it ia onlv a (Mention of time when the end imiat come. In nine cuhch out of ten the trouble la with the diueativeorgiina. If youcun re etore them to a heahhy condition you will atop the waate, put on new flotdi and am i ill em to feel better in every way. The food tliey eat will be digealud and appropriuled lo the needs of the ByHtein, and a normai apiu'liie will appear. Consumpt ion fieipiently follows a w ast ing of bodily tiHHiie hecnune nearly all coiiHiimptiveH haye Iniligerilinn. The Hhuker Diiteative Cordial will rostoro the Htoiuiich to u heiilihy condition in a viiHt majority of cuaea. Uet one of tiielr booka from your driigKiHta ami learn about ttiia new and valuable remedy. When the children need Cantor Oil, give them Luxol ; it ia palatable.. : S200022 Any baking powder will lighten your cake, if that's all you want. Some are stronger than others, some more whole some, Schilling's Best is both and more too. A Schilling ft Company ten t r.nii.c K31 mi .,oti0.,. of .u kin.iM t To Kackitt Hluro, Huntley's honk slurs In headquarter for school supplies, Huddle rihI ImrriiwH ut Young's nkcoih! IihihI store nl your own price Lullim mill children underwear uml lino lioHoiy Ht tint Racket Store Wood wiiiiteil ut thin ollmi, onk, fir or limit. In length HI or 22 Inch or four foot. Onn price to nil and thut tliu lowest of tliu low at Miss (jol.lninitli'M millinery parlors, Stove, springs, beds, riiatresscs, etc, at way down prices at Young' i second hand atore. Inspect tlionu adjustable window scrttmis itt liolloiny k Hunch's. Tlmy me cerUlnly tliu right thing. Ask' your grocer for (iold Jaf Baking l'.mder. Tuke no other. A trial can will convince all housewives that it hut no mperior. You can't afford to rink your life l.y allowing a cold to develop into pneiiiuu- niit or t'onHiiinptiiiii. I iihIuii t relief are uHorilcd by One Minute Cough Cure. Weo. A. IliirdiiiK. lie Not Peeclvedl A Cough, Hoarse rem or ('roup are not to t trill. cl iih, A doMt in time of Shiloh'a Cure will aave you tnuc'i troiitile. not. I by ('liuriiuii A Co., ItruuuiHta Oregon City. Cure that CoukIi with h'hilob' Cure. The bi-Nt Coinfh Core. Itelieveii Croup luouiptly. One Million boll le told lunt year. tOdoM-ii for 'lb renU. Hold by Cliurman A ('o.. I r i u i h t Oregon City. Ir. L. I.. I'lckeiin, di.niiHt, d.K'ii al limlg of ilenliil work, (iold crowiia, IMircelHin crow nil and ttri.ixH work a iK'cliiliy. All opcratiorm gnuianleed for ) yearn. Cull aod get my tuicea. Oflice in llwrcluy biiildinit II the llrit rain 1 caught you with out Hiilhcient protection bom the rain and left you with a cold cure it promptly, ll ia eiihilv and pleuHiintly done wilh lle.l Sea' Cough Cure. 'Z't cent Uittlea and 'everyone gu,iiautetl at Huntley 'a drug lore. Wakniso : 1'cimmih Mho miller from cough and colda ahould heed the warn ilign of ilunger and aave Ihcincelvei) luilb eiing and lutal leatilla by uning One Min ute Cough Cure. It ia an Inlallihle rem edy for cotikdi, culiU rioup and all throat and lung trouble. (Jeo. A. Harding. The ataiemeiit made many yearn ago lliat "man cannot live by brea 1 alone" la aa true aa it ever was he iniiat have a nice juicy ateak or a roaat of meat to go with it. Hlchard Pclxold 1 alway ready to furnixli hi cuatomera with the heat of Irexli and ainoked meuta at either hi Main or Seventh nireet market. J. M. Tliirawend, of (iroala'ck, Tex., .ay 11 thut when he baa a aadl of indigea t lull , and feela bud and aluggiab, betake, two of lie Wilt'a Jitlle KarlyKiKera, at night, and he ia all right the next morn ing. Many IhouHuoda of utliera do the Mint) thing. Ioyou? (ieo. A. Hard- ".My landlord w ill pay for that paper," auid a hiiHinemt mun lo llo'nian, the wall paper dealer, Ilolman auid it waa $ for the room. "Is thut all? Well, I will pay it inyfelf," replied the business man. You will be surprised w hen you find how little it coxt to paHr your room when you aeo Ilolman and aeo hia ill) to-dato atylea and prices J. C. Kerry, one of the bext known oil i r.ena of Sancer, Mo test i Ilea that be cured himself of piles by tiling a few box es uf IeVitt' Witch I Intel Salve. He hud been troubled with piles for over thirty years and had used many dillc rent k'imla of o called cures ; but le Witt's was the one that did thi work and he will verify 1 1 1 it Mtutcment if any one wishes to write him. (ieo. A. Harding. Tito November McClure's will contain the first instalment of Chailcs A. Dana's "Heininiwenees of Men and Events of the Civil War." This promises to be a most intcroHtitig series. Sent into the field as the personal representative of Lincoln and Stanton, rarely equipped by mil lire and training for full and accurate observation, and under Instruction to let nothing aignillcant escape him, either in men or movements Dana saw what no other man or men could possible have soon, The papers are to be illustrated from the recently completed Govern ment Collection of Civil War Photo graphs. A lew weeks ago the editor was taken with a very severe cold that caused him to he in a most miseinblu condition. It wasnndotitobly a bad case of la grippe ami roconir.ing It ua dangerous he took Immediate steps to bring about a speedy cure. From tlie advertisement' of Chain perlain's Cough Remedy and the many good recommendations included therein, we concludeed to make a first trial of the medicine. To any that it was satisfactory In Its results, is putting it very mildly, indeod. It acted like magic and the result was a speedy and permanent cure. We have no hesitancy in recommending this excellent Cough Remedy to anyone alllicted with a cough or cold in any form. The Bunner of Liberty, Liberty town, Maryland. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for sole by Q. A. Harding. Dr. Mllea' Pain Ptlla atop Headache. I'UIIELY VGTABLL. lir in (Ij woilil i n I fci" i t'Al, Srf trie fi.r till ilti0.it tA ih Sloiiiii' it I'-nuUm tlio l.tvef . in! t-vui (Ihn.t.n AHtt Yuvvu. Mai ami I HH,AfWt'4( M ft ri. M-.( J A U Mill Nauka, 11.1 0 HICK ATM I N'oilcriK U vt imi.l!ant, HotliluK ut common, i imu i-rciin; hihi In neatly tvfry cum It come from Id cinrriM' h, Mh'l t un l w catlly tiitraHrtl if y.q wWI Simmon I.ivk H roi;i.ATon. ! nrmv vnr. a rrrmi'ly f -r lint re(uUlv lUrnAer. It will mUu tmrov yAit ipiiMf compltiioa and gcuriJ tttuhb, rtLKHf Mow many urT-r tiurt Hy nf'tr day, maliinK life birtjcn ntl fotiting KlMrn t4 all pieamr, owift to tli Mtcrnt infleriiig from Vt rif la rly in tht hand (rf almi any rma who wtll um ytm(i cully ih rtiiily that hat permanently cured thou anili. Simmon J.ivkk H wiah.aii'U U no draatic, viulflfit pufr but a gnfl aMiatant to natura. CONHTII'ATION KHOl'I T ntrt U rruardrd aa trilling ailment In Ut. nature dcmiinJ (he utrnoat rrjjuLniy of the biwfltt and any deviation from tin drtnand ttavrt the way often to eriotu iLngrr. It w qiuie a nr rury lo remove Impitre arcumut iii'mt from the bowelt ai it to C4l jt lMp, and tin h-nlth can tw eicitrd where a i(ftiive hbit of body prevail. HU H I1KADU in;i Thit dilreinj( afl1i(tim wiin moi frrquenil lii(-ne Hy ill ;flrd n.n.rr., h.im- i a ver- pili in ' i I'rii'l, nr i.niiiriip well f'iT,'".ililr imfM, nnfj nut c nn(iiii.i-i wJm. th ("i ... y l il'iwn n S. k M' rt'l.,, Il-t, f-.r til t 'I H;-r! T A K it lMM"K UVkIC ku.llAIM. )K MtlitllMI. ..AM I A. I Jl I' if. y.i h i x t o, i I'lliiM'kll'hM, I'l The First Ort gonlaii Sew hoy. Hon. John Miller Murphy, of Olvinpiu, accompanied by bis daughter, Miss bertha, wus in Oregon City Monday the guests off Mr. and Mrs. J. (J. I'iUbury, Mr. Murphy lieing a cousin of Mrs. I'ilshtiry. Mr. Murphy is one t the veteran newspapermen of the Pacific coast, and his life ia a part of the history of Oregon and Washington journalism. When a lxiy Mr. Murphy had-the honor of btinit the flrt carrier for the Oregon inn, making his rounds with the entire coition of the daily under his arm. During iH.Wand '50 lie lived in Oregon City and was a compositor in the ollice of the Argus, the predecessor of the Knterprifo. In June IS.7,1 he went to uncover and established the Chroni cle and removed to Olympia where he in that ci'y. At the end of three months he sold toe Cnronidle founded the Standard, and for the al most 40 years since that dute he. lias lieen the editor of the Standard and hat made it one of the leading papers of Washington and a power in the demo cratic rurty, whose fortunea he hai shared through prosperity and adversity, until hia partv was awamed by the populist wave w hich swept over his itute last vear, leaving Mr. Miller with a lot ol other democratic patriots to mourn because their psrty was not. Notwith standing the grief and disapointment thut lias come to Mr. Murphy by reason of the dismemberment of his pany, after he hud given it a loyal devotion for nearly ball a century, he is yet a very pleasant, companionable man and ia a typical newspaperman In the unbotided ho he has in all things earthly, even to the resurrection ol his beloved party of sainted memory. Died. I'AQC KT. At her home in Oregon City, on Tueaday, October L'tl, 18!7. Florence K. Paquet, aged -i years, 3 months and 18 days. The funeral services were held Thursday 2 o'clock p. in. under the auspices of Pioneer Chapter, Eastern Star, of w hich Miss Paquet was a highly respected member. A simple but impressive song service constituted the exercises at the home, the full Masonic ceremony for that degree was rendered in all its beauty and solemnity at cemetery . The remains wero laid at rest in the Masonic cemetery hy the side of those of her father whose death took place two years ago. Therd wore many beautiful floral tributee and a lurgu nuinlier of friends were present ut the exercises to show their regard and a flection for a friend whose memory tliey cheiished as one in whom they and the world had sustained a deep and irreparable loss. Miss Paquet was the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Paquet and the lute Peter Paquet and wus a young lady of much" promise and had every indication of becoming a woman who would do her full part to make the world better for having lived in it. Some three years ago she was stricken with consumption and despite everything that medical skill and the loving ttionghtfnlnesa of a mother and other members of the family could do she gradually failed in strength nntil hor young life went out peacefully and quietly as was the fair October day when she hade a last fund farewell to the ties thut hound her to enrth and her spirit took its llfglit to the great beyond. Hooks Cheap. Everything required in the school room, books, slates, tablets, sponges, ink, pens, pencils, etc. at Daniel Wil liams, cornei Seventh and Center streets. Full stock of nuts, candies, notions etc., fresh and of good quality. Bold at reas onable prices. Croup (jnlckly Cured. Mountain Ui.bn, Ark. Our children were suffering with croup when we re ceived a bottle of Chamberlain's cough Remedy. It a Horded almost instant relief. F. A. Thornton. This celebrated remedy is for sale bv Q. A. Harding. AU oaln banished by Dr. Miles' Pain Fill, Y. M. C. A. NOTES. Tho board of director met on Monday night. The committee appointed to secure ground on which to build a gym nasium reported that a piece of ground adjoining the building In the rear could be secured on favorable terms for three years. It was then unanimously agreed to Is'gin at once to raise $H00 to build and equip the gymnasium and carry on the woik until January, 1, 1 8!H. A meeting of all the members was called to meet in the rooms on Saturday night of this week to discuss plans etc. Members are requested to turn out in full force in order that the matter may be thoroughly discussed before further steps are taken. The ladies' auxiliary met on Tuesday afternoon and made some preliminary arrangements for a lecture to be given in November, the proceeds will go to fixing up the present rooms in an attractive way. Rev. A. J. Montgomery will address the men's meeting at 4 p. ni. next Bun day. Teachers' Meeting'. The regular monthly meeting of the Clackamas County Teachers' association will be held at Redlanr school house Saturday Octolier IJ0, 1H07. The follow ing is the program ; Music Association." "Home Reading" Mrs. N. W. Bow hind, of Harmony school. "Vertical Writing" Alex Thomson, of Iceland school. "The Laws of Habit" A. C. Strange, principal of Orient school. "Music in Schools" S. E. Hunter, principal of Milwaukee school. "School damea" T. J. Gary, principal of West Oregon City school. "Alexander Hamilton in American history. " E. M. Ward, of Maple Lane school. All teachers should avail themselves of these opiortunities io exchange ideas on matters of mutual interest. lifdluiid School Report. No. of days taught, 20; No. enrolled first day, 24; No. enrolled at end of month, 40; 25 boys and 15 girls; No. days attendance, C.'j5'i ; days adsence 19; av erage No. belonging, 34 average No. of times tardy 0; average daily attendance fi Roll of honor Maude and William Stone, Cassio and Fred Wilcox, Minnie and Lewis Eyans, Annie Richardson, and Louis, Dora, and Mary M unlock. The lollowing were neither absent nor tardy since enrolled : William, Minnie, and Matilda Hubert, Sadie, James and Carl Rerkey, and .Mary Kamuscher. Eighth others deserve credit, having been absent on account of work on y one day. The visitors were: Mesdames Evans, Stiedritz, Berkey, Wilcox, and Miss Hattie Wilcox. Patrons are cordially invited to visit the school. Chab. Rutiiekpord, teacher. Married. SCOTT-DE HON-In this city on Satur day, October 23, 18117, at the Presty terian parsonage, Lillian P. Do 1 1 on to Authur L. Scott, Rey. A. J. Mont gomery olficiatiug. KXIG II T-DEYOE On Saturday, Octo ber 23, 18!)7, Mamie D?yoe to Andrew Knight, Justice C. Schuebel officiating. The newly married couple are highly respected residents of Canby, where they will continue to reside. Teachers Examination. Notice ia hereby given that the regular quarterly teachers examination for Clack amas county will be held at the court house in Oregon City, beginning at one o'clock p. a:. Wednesday, November 10th 1897. H. G. Starkweather, Dated Oct. 28, 1897. Co. School Supt. Dr. Miles' Nervine A REMEDY FOR THE Effects of Tobacco. THE excessive use of tobacco, especially by young men Is always Injurious aod undoubtedly shortens life materially. Mr. Ed. C. Ebson, compositor on the Contra CoMta Acu'8, Martinet, CaL, writes; "I have used Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine and ro colved much benefit from It, I was troubled with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless ness, caused by the use of tobacco and stim ulants. I took Dr. Miles' Nervine with niar vclously good results, allaying the dizziness, quieting the nerves, and enabling me to sleep and rest, proving la my case a vory boneficiul remedy." Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine Ia especially adapted to restoring the nervous system to Its normal condition under such circumstances. It soothes, heals and strengthens. Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money re funded. Book on dis eases of the heart and 7KT V MhW 2 .Nervine l ..Restores nerves free. Address, DB. MILES MEDICAL CO., fcUkuart, lnd. "IP w Can't, be done! Try to make some baking powder yourself. Buy the cream of tartar and soda, mix them in the right proportions. 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