Oregon City Enterprise. OIIKUON CITY OKriCKUH. Mitynr, -i(m'iiriltr, -Chlwlul 1'iillce -'J rfHMtt rr, - -Clly Atiiirimy, -Hiri'nt ('iiMiiiilixliiiii'r, Kiit. i'l Vlr WurkN, (,'liv Kiniinr. K, 0. Uiifli-ltl 'I 'hoi, K, Itynn Clina, IC. Iliirni II. K. Hlrnllit - (I. II, In. V. HiiIihmIi, Jr W, II. Unwell I), W, Kimiitinl CiiiiiiiiIIiii.ii-T. (!, (Inull, I.. (!. Cnplcn, John Ultliior, It I), WIIioii, It. Koitiht, Jm, ItoKkd, II. 10. lUrrla, Frank Hutch, (,'oiinoll iiimiU llnl W.dn.iilay of aai.li month in ally hull. FHIHAY, NOVKMUMt 12, 18117. CHAT ABOUT TOWN. Grout rmliietlon on nil trlininuil liul t Mil (iolclldllllll'll, Montty lo luun on kimxI riml entitle vcurlty by A. H. Prohnor, NhIiIIh mil lui iii'kh Ht Young'. hhcoinI liHiul HturvHtyour own price, Mi'in liruvy wool mx itml 11 led line ol liiiilcrwi'ur nt tint llwkol Hloru. TlitmiugMirrccI JriMy bull lor unlit, Syvuri old; will tku Irwin. (iluiUtono Haw Mill Co, Ion't Ik) put olf with itoiiiotliliiK IiihI w uo(xl, liiHint on IihvIiik I'ATKNT (lour. For i-lioloi Hut will jpIi-uhu you, try tlio Columbia .Initio, tliti up to-iUlu Kitllvry. Main fttrpct, o')oalle Wiilli Farno tt roim ollit-o. Kiubty Jiirurunl iliaili'H of IinHrtil Tliuiue taiwr t lluntlwy's Hook Hioro, ri) rolln of Cr Tliwuiti all ilimliii t 17c roll. Buull lll, ihIo pill, bfit pill. Ho Wlll'i Little F.arly UUcm vine lillioim- licia. coimtiimlioll. ii k bc.diU'lii). (ioo, A. Manllim. You will not bimiiuio in Imviiui tlioae room ri'intwl w ln-n you look nt tlie tyli'i mid priiT. of wall pupcr cardud by K. 1.. llolman. You run't euro roniuiiiption hut you ran avoid it and cure every otlior form of throat or Iiiiik trouble by the tixe of One Minute CoukIi Cum. (iio. A. Hurtling. I'lhlliircnifiit lor lilt) liy tturna or acald may be avoided by uniri( I Hi Wilt'a Witch lU.cl halve, the K"'"' remedy for pile and for all kinda of aorea and akin trouble. Geo. A. HttrdiiiK. Cure that Cough with h'liiloh'a Cure. The beat Couyh Cure, lieliev.a Croup promptly. One Million bottle told laat year. 40 doe. for "5 reiili. Hold by Cliarnmn A Co., lru)tiilMt Oregon City. ncllomy it lluach, the lioutwdirnUlinrii, have on exhibition in their aliow window nvli'Kiial line of luce curta'na, fancy rocket, lump, etc., auitahle (or the holiday Mtaaon at very reaaonahle pficci. leather glovM 1!', 3.1c up, heavy top aoln plow Hhoe, Hole leather counter l.!W, litdicH heavy al.oea "': 11 V luiliea first Krade rubbera IKK1, ltivet ur tuck ahoeh free. Ited Front TradinK Co. Karl'a Clover Itoot Tea ia a pleaaant laxative, Keuulutea the bowula, purl Ilea the blood. Cleara the complexion. Kaay to make and pleuannt to take. 25 centa. Sold by Charuian it Co., Oregon City. J. M. Thiraweml, of (iroHWrk, Tex , auyi that when he haa a ll of indica tion, and feela bad and ".luifgUli, be take two oil M Wilt'a little F.arlyHiaera, at night, ami lie in all right the next morn ing. Many thouiamla of other do the ami m thing. Do you? Geo. A. Hard ing. . "The woiwt cold I ever had In my life wan cured by CliHiiiberluin'a Cough Keniedy," write W. II. Norton, of Sut ter Creek, Cal. Thi cold loft me with a cough and I wit expectorating all the time. Tho Remedy cured me, and I want all of my frienda when troubled with a cough or cold to line it, (or it will do them good." Sold by Geo, A. Hard ing. No myatery about it. When the Shak ers oflorod aome tlmo ago to give Hway a bottle of their DigeHtive Cordial to any one who iniuht call at their New York ollic, there was a great rurth and a urout many ooplo thought they were crazy. Buhaeiiuent event proved it to hnye been a very clever advertising tranaaction , for although they gave away thousand of bottle, it was in the end profitable; nearly every one that took a free bottle came hack for more and paid for it with pleamiro, Haying they had derived better rcHtilU from ila 11 no than from any other medicine they had ever uhimI, There ia nothing bo uniformly nucceful in the treatment of stomach troubles a the Shaker DigeHtive Cordial, and what is bettor than all, it relieve at once. Laxol, the new form ot Caxtor Oil a ho palatable that children lick the snoon clean. $200022 Schilling s Best tea is the best you can get for anything like the money it cts. Schilling's Best L.ing pow der is the best you can get at any price. t Schilling St Company San 1- r.uciaco aoos of all kind at Nice trimmed hut Mid Goldamith'. at low price at Ladle and children underwear and Hue hoNitry at the liiu kut Store. I'litronl.ii home indiiNtry and order I'ATKNT flour from your grocer. Dr. Itutler will pntucli In thu chapel at l'ark l'lucu next Sabhntli at 3 :!)0 p. tn. All the leading grocers carry I'ATKNT flour bedtime their customer demand it. KtamiMid linen and Kmbroldery silk n the new shade at the ltacket Store. Wood wanted at this olllce, oak, fir or limb. In length 10 or 'i'i inch or four fool. Mrs. J. Itoot is putting up a nice cot tage on Main street, nnar Freytng's gro cery store. Stoves, springs, bed, matresses, etc, at way down prices at Young's second hand store. Mrs. Jacob Kobcr will soon open a coflceand lunch house near the corner of Main and Kight streets, 1 11 h peel thoHU ailjuntable window screens at llollomy A (lunch's. They are certainly the right thing. IHiiestone llltti fl.(K); treen or roust colleo lie Hr 8 ; Ann A Hammer soda 4c 0. Ited Front Trading Co. Ask your urocer for Gold Iaf lUklng I'owder. Take no other. A trial can will convince all liousewivea that 11 lias no superior. A grand masquerade ball will be given in Scheurer's ball, liutteville, on Nov. 1HU7. Good music and a fine time is promised. The flour that will absorb the most water and thus produce the greatest number of loayea to the sack is the kind you want. Try I'ATKNT. The United Artisans will give their annual ball at Weinhard's hall this (Fri- lay) evening. No pains have been spared to make the alfair a success. You can't alTord to rink your life by allowing a odd to develop into pneumo nia or coiiiumption. Instaut relief are alfonlcd by One Minute Cough Cure. Geo. A. Harding. I to Not Deceived! A Cough, Hoarse ness or Croup are not to be trifled with. A dose in time of Shllnh's Cure will save you much trouble. Sold by Cbarman it Co., Druggists Ore ton City. G. N. Joe A Co. announce this week a fine selection of seasonable goods. Their price will surely please you and they ask the privilege of showing you bar gain in their various lines. Indies, Take the llest. If yon are troubled wrth Constipation, Sallow Skin, and a Tired Feeling, take Karl' Clover Tea, it I pleasant to take. Sold by Charman A Co., Druggists, Oregon City. Next Thursday evening Court Robin Hixxl, Forester of America, will give their llrst ball of the season at Wein lurd's ball. Kxcellent music will be urnished and a gmxl lime a guaranteed. Dr. L. L. l'ickens, dentist, doe al L. l'ickens, dentist, dental work. Gold nds of crowns, work a porcelain crowns and bridgo l'clalty. All operations guaranteed for h year. Call and get my price. Olfice n llarclay building The propretor of the Delmont kitchen on Alain street, near uiarman I drug store depurated somewhat suddenly the llrst of the week and left sundry unpaid bib. He is thought to have gone over into Washington. Kuligioiia servicse aa usual in the Methodist church. On Sunday, Nov. 14, theme at the morning service: "De cisive Battles." Theme at the evening service: "Djcs It Not Concern You?' All will find a cordial welcome. Wabnino : Persons who sudor from cough and cold should heed the warn ings of danger and save themselves sulF- ering and latal results by using One Min ute Cough Cure. It is an intallible rem edy for coughs, colds croup and all throat and lung trouble. Geo, A. Harding. The statement made many year ago that "man cannot live by breal alone" is a true as it ever was he must have a nice juicy steak or a ronst of meat to go with it. Richard Petzold aalwayready to furnish Ills customers with the best of fresh and smoked meats at either hi Main or Seventh street market. Regular annual service in St. Pnul's church at 11 a. in. Thanksgiving day, with an address on "The Church and and the Republic." The charitably Inclined are invited to make an oifering of such as they have money, fruit, or produce all of which will bj given to the good Sanmratin hospital. "The Test of Manhood" will be the morning theme, at the congregational church, next Sabbath. At the eve ning service "Habits" will be the sub ject, being the fourth in the serial to young people, come early to Becure a good seat. Y. P. S. C. E. meeting at 0:30 p.m. Two new mombers were publicly received into this society latt Sunday evening. Wedding stationery, the latest styles and finest assortment ever brought to Oregon City at the Enterprise office. I Novelties and notions the Itucknt Store, PURELY VEGETABLE 1 h (.'hrtftt. I'OMMt 4ii4 II. Wrrul MU-ir-IT. lui! In ilia world t A I run tVAL Sparine f.irall diMUMt u llw l.lvtr, biumath and H'lan, Ke(ulaia Ilia liver and iiiftveiit r'liii.iji anu Kavaa, Maiaii oua ravaaa. Il..vai. (omitainiii, KaaiLaM , jAuxuaa amu .Sahka. IUII llllKATIlt N.thliiff la ait unplcaaani, nothing ao commim, aa KmiI l.irMtli; mw In tirArly avrry i;ai il t"mn tr'm llic tluiiiHi li, aitd cmii l.a to aaily curro.ud if will lAke SiMH"Na l.ivt-a U ai,ifi.Atoa. J o ha hflerl ao aura a rcriirdjr tut lint rculiva divider, Jl will ala iinpfuva yuur AupiiMi,cotfi(.lcxl'4i and geriarai haaitb. I'll.KHI Ihrtr many aiirTr loriur. day afitr day, maklnf Ufa a burden and running eiitiema A all uleeiire, uwin( to Ilia tarret aiiHerini fri I'llet. V1 relief la ready It. lite hand ill alin.Ml any una who will uaa ayetemalf, cally ilia remedy thai haa fiermanenlly cured thcM aande. Simmon l.ivaa kaniLAroa la no draauc, Vlclcul purga, bul a genila awieiain tu nature. Cfl.NHTirATlOW KIKH I.I) 1X4 U rrKardc4 aa . trillinu Ailment In lact. Datura demand lha ultntM reijiiUrily uf the bowrla, and any devlatifm from this demand tiavea lha way often I" aerloue (Unxer. Il w quila aa rje.eMry tu remov. Impure arLuniuUtHtni frrim th buweie aa It to cai tH elerp, and Do health tun le aat.ted wher. cuallea hahil uf kudy (favalla. NICK IIKAOAUIKt Thia diireln( afflirtl.41 orritra m'l frequently. The ilttturlmnca 4 lha ftlonia. h. amio. frurn ln lmwrfe. tly ditfeatrd rontente, reiiar acvere iin in the head, at..ompanied wiih diMKrccanle nauaea, and thtt ton.lilute wliAt la o,t;l..rly known at Sm k HeAdaihe, Uir lha rellrf uf wtiKh 7 AM. hlMMum) Livti KaouLA to. t.K Maiiit iha. MAMt.rAi.Ti aau omlt ay J. IL ZtlUN CO., Ilnuulaltiiis, Pa. Oregon History. Mr. F.G. Young, professor of economics and historv in the University of Oregon, isengsgod in gathering and compiling the history of Orsgon from the journal and dlane of the early pioneer so that the services they rendered as Btate-build-en may be duly appreciated. The rankaol the noble men and women who braved the long and hazardous Journey across the plains are being rapidly thinned and in a few more short years all will have passed away. Ksch one of them formed a part of the early history of this state and when they pass away that part of our eai I v history will be lost. Prof. Young ia engaged in col lecting thi history and publishing it in msgsxine form (or future reference. Anyone know ing where any of this mat ter can be obtained will confer a favor not only upon the people ot the entire state by notifying him. Hi recent publlcationscontain the journal of the late Medorein Crawford, formerly a resident of this city, but later of Dayton, Yam- lull county; also some valuable informa tion furnished by Mr. E. Stevens, now deceased, of Oregon City ; and the In dian councils at Walla Walla by Col. Lawrence Kip of the United States army. Electric Hotel Arrivals. J E Pitts, St Louis II E Straight, City Geo A Liel, The Dalles A E Gustion, " " J M James, Raker Ci'y W II Hubbard. Clackamas W McCleland, Boston C M Livingston, Chicago C J Whealand, San Francisco J B Warner, San Francisco J B David, Newberg Henry McGugin, Sandy Pro! Snapp, Portland C P Looney Astoria L AllenhofT, Portland T G Green " F I) Chamberlain, " E Ruck man, " Wm Rowland " R D Hewitt, " P M Weddell, II II Long, F B Morgan ' G A Taylor, " F B McPevett, " F W Hansen " The F.lectiic hotel ia the finest in the city and first-class in alt its appointment. Electric cars stop in front of the door. The Weather. Tuesday and Tuesday night there wss a general windstorm throughout the valley, of considerable severity, causing a heavy rain Wednesday. The river has risen about 0 feet and the boats of the O. R, AN. Co. and the Oregon City Transports! ion company began making regular trips Wednesday. River trallic will not be interfered with again this season unless it might be from high water. Tuesday was an almost ideal spring day. The air was solt and balmy while the wind blew gently from the south. A number of winter sparrows were twit tering in the trees, thought by many to be sure harbingois of approaching cold and stormy weather. The weather maters say a Bevere wind storm is brew ing otF the const and will reach this vicinity Friday, when the temperatr.re will beconsidorably lower. ldioks Cheap. Everything required in the school room, books, slates, tablets, sponges, ink, pens, pencils, etc. at Daniel Wil liams, cornet Seventh and Center streets. Full stock of nuts, candies, notions etc., fresh and of good quality. Sold at reas onable prices. Attention Stockman. A full blood Short Horn bull (or sale at a reasonable price. Is six years old, line build, perfectly gentle and one of the best breeding animals in the state. Chas. Albright, Oregon City. Monthly Pains cured by Or. Miles' Pain Pills. 11 To Protect itcglitererl Mall. A circular ha been issued by the third assistant postmaster-genera! calling the attention of postmasters to the followihg rules: Registered matter must in no case be delivered to'any one but the person ad dressed, or upon his or her written order, which must be verified and filed in the postofilce a a voucher. No matter what the relationship of a person applying for a registered let'er may be to the addressee, this rule must be adhered to. The Render of registered matter ha the right to restrict its delivery to the addressee in person, by an indorsement to that effect upon the envelope or wrapper; and in that case delivery must be made to no other person, not eyen upon the addressee' order. Persons sending friends or relative for their registered mail should bear these rules in mind, and so avoid disputes with postoffice officials, as, on account of postmasters being held accountable for registered mail coming to their offices, it is necessary (or tliern to exercise the ut most care to effect its proper delivery. Bled. ALBRIGHT. At'his home at Clacks- rims Heights, Sunday, November 7. 18IIM, Charles Albright, sr., aged 87 years and 1 month. Deceased belonged to the rapidly thin ning rank of our early pioneer having come to the state in 1Ho2 and settled in Oregon City in 1H54, He was a man of sterling worth and character and his inenioiy wil long be cherished by his large circle of friend and acquaintances. The funeral was conducted from the family residence Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock .conducted by Iiev.A. J. Montgom ery of the Prebyterian church, and the remains were interred in Mountain View cemetery to rest peacefully in the sleep which none ever wakes to weep. Burn. HAMILTON In this city on Saturday November C, 1H07. to the w ife of Ste phen Hamilton a 12 pound son. DYE In Oregon City, on Thursday, Nov. II. 1HU7, to Mr. and Mrs. C. 11. Dye, a daughter. MOUREL In Portland. Nov. 10, 1897 to Mr. and Mis. R. D. Morrel, a daughter. Mrs. Morrel (nee Miss Annie Graham) was a former resident of Oregon City. The Overland Mon:hly. The Overlana Monthly is advertising ex tensively an interesting "Missing Word Contest." The sentence they give ia: "The had fled away from these two wanderers." This is taken from a New England classic by a writer whose name ia a household word. The price is tl, 000, to be given to the person finding the correct answer, or divided among the fortunate finders if there are mora than one. The only condition ia that theg ues shall be accompanied by one dollar as a subscription to the Overland, at its re duo;d price. This condition is no hard ship; for the Overland at a dollar is in itself a great big price. Ten cents sent its publishers at San Francisco will brii g a sample copy and full particulars of the contest. Recent number are filled with beautiful pictures and interesting articles. Letter Liu The following is the list of letter re maining in the postoffice at Oregon City, Oregon, on November 11, 1897: womxs's list. Barrett, Ida Maxon, Helen Halter. M A M a Milhns, Marv Mrs Campbell. K W Mrs Nolin, U Mrs Himlin. I'nrl Johnson, 0 M Mrs MSN'S LIST. Biahon. J Miller, W H Cbfesnion. T iShultl, Cieo Jonlon, H If called for state when advertised. S. R. Grkkn. P. M. At Four Score. Dr. Miles' Nervine Restores Health. ONCLE EZEICIEL OBEAK, assessor and tax colloctor, Beverly, Mass., who has passed the 80th llfo cillo etoue, says: "Dr. JI lies' Restorative Nervine haa done a "Teat deal of good. I suuered for years from .ilooplessuess and nervous heart trouble. Would fuel weary and used up In the morn lug, had no ambition and my work seemed a burden. A friend recommended Dr. Miles' Nervine, and I purchased a bottle under protest as I had tried so many remedies un successfully, I thought it no use. But It gave me restful sleep, a good appetite and restored me to energotlo health. It Is a grand good medicine, and I will gladly write anyone Inquiring, full particulars of mysat- lsfactory experience." f "'V.WW,,, Dr. Miles' Remedies! JJA fJ, ' are sold by all drug- KV (.Iota nnn tmcltlvA SW v v a MuW' 3 P '' w - guarantee, urei, uuiun pa via aw " aj SIamhmii benefits or money re- fcL , ReatorM funded. Boole on dis- f. uuk .V IT ... 0? eases of the heart and I V'T vU I nerves free. Address, DR. MILES MEDICAL CO., Klltuart, lnd. mm Good Baking Powder cannot he sold for 25 cents or 30 cents a pound. Cream of tartar is expensive and cream of tartar is necessary to good baking powder. "Cheap" baking powder either contains alum (which is bad for the insides) or is badly made (docs not do the work) or is weak. Really cheap baking powder cannot be sold for these prices; but the cheapest of all is Schillings Best your money back if you don't like it at your grocer's. THE BEEHIVE We inaugurate SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 13, a rattling Bale of over $3,000 dollars worth of samples bought from one of New York's largest jobbing houses. We bought these goods at 50 cents on the dollar and our customers can rely on getting gome of the bent it tl. i: uieiii. ine line cuunisis ill yiri ui uie luuunuig: and Children's Underwear... Fascinators, Knit Hoods and Shawls, Ladies, Gents and Children's Silk and Woolen Mittens and Gloves, Ladies, Gents and Children's HoBe. In fact, it is a metropolitan line and must be hustled off in short order. Special Prices in our Shoe Department during- this Sale. THE BEEHIVE x. .O.. A iCt A .tO. tCS i& fCS id Goods foi tlae EIolidLaLys Japanese Lacquered Ware Handkerchief Boxes Glove Boxes Collar Boxes Writing Desks Jewelery Cabinets Japanese Genuine Chinaware Tea Sets Cups and Saucers Mush Bowls Vases, etc. Silk Shawls Initial Handkerchiefs Our goods are the latest styles. We cordially invite you to inspect both goods and prices. G. H. Joe & Co. Main Street, 2 doors north of C. G. HUNTLEY, Original Cut-Rate Druggist, OREGON CITY. bargains we have ever offered a u.e it. r..n...: ' Embroidered Silk Handker chiefs Japanese Embroidered Silk Jackets. Fancy Silk Table Covers Japanese Dolls Japanese Toys Gents' Latest Style Hats Ladies and Gents ' Furnishing Goods Dry Goods Notions Etc. Japanese Curios Wholesale and retail all new and of Bank of Oregon City.