Oregon City enterprise., June 10, 1898, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 1898.
LOCAL NEWS AND INCIDENT.
John ton haa the Ixtat hair cutter In tlis
city.
Nice Lacei for dress
at th Itackat alure.
trlintiilnK cheap
Children! haUand liomieta nice mleo.
tlon at the Itackat atore,
Ladles and ohlhlreni underwear all
kind Irom D cents upward at the Racket
tore.
Hloycle enamuli, bath tub enamel,
white enamel Just the tlitnu to renovate
old furniture ele. Chartuan A Co,,
Cut Kt PniKKiwta.
We carry better styles and belter as
sortments at lowisr prices tlian any house
In Oreuon City. tVi.u Goldsmith.
8 top that couicli I Take wanilnv. It
may toad to consumption. A bottle
of Hhilnh'e Cure may save your life.
Hold hy Chartuan & Co., linguists, Ore
gon City.
For a ipilt't place to hitch your homos
awar from the motor lino and a place to
get a Unit claiia Job of repairing or horse
shoeliiK cull on K. Y, Hcrlpture's shop on
Fifth treaty
Karl'a Clover Hoot TVs, for Conatlpa
tlon ll'a the beat and If after using it you
don't aay ao, return the package and gi t
your money. Hold by Charmaii A Co.,
druimlsie, Oregon City,
f'.tnrrli Purnd. A clear 'heed and
wnet breath eecured with Hhlloh'aj
Catarrh Ueiuedy aold on a guarantee.
Naaal Injifior free. Hold by Charuian A
Co., druggists, Oregon City.
Hhlloh'a Consumption Curt) cure
where othera fail. It lathe leading Cough
Cure, and no homo should be wlthotit it.
rieanant l lake and goea right to the
apot. Hold by Cbarman A Co.. druggists,
Oregon City.
Mr. I. Ketcham of I'iko City.Cal.,
euya: "Ihirlng my brulher'a Isle sick
ness from at latlc rheumatism, ('handier
Iain's I'aln lUlm ass the only remedy
that gave him any relief." Many othera
have Instilled to the p-ompt relief
from pain which tble liniment aflorda.
For aale by (ieo A. Harding.
Now la the time to paint Vour houie,
Urn rai(a, fence, bicycles, buggies etc.
and Cbarman A Co. have the agency for
the Im'iI I'ure l'repared Taint made, all
aold at leas than I'ortland prices. Itn
member Charman'a lrug Stow. The
Original Cut Hate Irngglsta
Daniel Williams, at the northeast cor
ner of Center and Seventh atreeta. baa a
choice and well selected atw k of (ninily
grocrriea which he la aelllng at very
reasonable ratee. Ilia motto ia "live
and lei live, with honeat welgbta and
measures". (Jooila delivered to any
part of the rlty.
I have been a sufferer from chronic
diarrlMteaever aince the war and have
uaed all kinds of mediclnea for it. At
laal I found one remedy that haa lieen a
aucceaa aa a cure, and that la Ciiamhor
laln'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy. I'. K. (iaisiu, (iaara Milla,
I. For aale by lieo. A. Harding.
Ntttt Habbath la to be the Childrcn'e
day at the Congregational church. Tlio
children will luriiiah the miiNical pro
gram at the morning eerviee. There
will be a abort talk appropriate to the
day by the paator.efter which baptiam will
administered to a iiumW of children.
At the evening aervlee there will lie a
concert given, which promises to be
eapecially fine, with aome new features
Introduced. The public la cordially in
vlted.
I waa aerloualy atllicted with cough
for aeveral yeara. and hut fall had a
mom aevere couuh than ever before. I
have uaed many remedies without re'
ceiving much relief, and be inn roennv
mended to try a bottle of Chambelaln'i
Cough Remedy, by a friend, who, know
Ing me to be a poor widow, gave it to me
I tried It, and with the moat gratifying
nwtilts. The first bottle relieved me
very much and the eenond bottle haa ab
aolutelr- mired me. I have not had aa
good health for twenty years. Respect
fully, Mra Mary A. Beard, Claremore,
Ark. bold by Geo A.
In Judge Hchiebel'i Court.
The cae for aaaault agalnat J. A
TTouae on a Chinaman waa diamiaaed
and Ilouae recommended to the aaylum
The caae of Indecent exposure against
Jan. Waten wai diamleaed, as the prose
cuting witness (ailed to appear.
In the caae of the difficulty between
the 8 wing family and Henry Smathors,
tha latter waived examination on the
charge of assault with a dangerous weap
on and the court found Fred Swing not
guilty of assault and battery.
The caae of assault with a dnngerous
weapon against C. U. Austen preferred
by 0 8 Herman, Austen waived examl
nation.
What Dr. A. E. Suiter Hays.
Bomix). N. Y. Gknts; From
my
personal knowledge, gained in observing
the effect of your Shiloh's Cure In cases
of advanced Consumption, I am prepared
to aay that It ia ttje most remarkable
Remedy that has ever been brought to
my attention. It has certainly saved
manv from Consumption. Sold by
Cbarman A Co., druggists, Oregon City
the city at Johnson's
The Victor atralght line aprocket pre
vents chain breakage and exceaaive
friction.
Last year's pattern! of, wall paper at
reduced price, vend lOo counter! at
Ilellomy A Bunch.
A high crate warranted
aewing ma-
chine aell for $25
on eaay terms.
at
Hellomy A Hunch,
Our motto la "large aalei and amall
prodta" In the latent New York atylee In
millinery. Cm.u Oomowth.
Wedding atationerv, the lateat alylea
and fliiost aaaortment ever brought to
Oregon City at the Entkkphim olllce.
Do not fall to attend the ratification
meeting to be held by the Republican
Haturday night in Oregon City.
Circuit court convened Thursday.
There will bo only a small amount of
business transacted at this session.
The Fourth of July committee are
pilNblnglbe celebration and report good
progress, with much Interest manifested
in the matter.
A dollar saved la equal to two dollura
earned. 1'uy up your subsclp'ion to the
KarsHi'uiss and got the beuellt of the
reduction In price.
Hleward A France have opened a Hus
sion hath bouse over T. F. Kyan'a olllce.
dime and seo us and we will give you
satisfaction.
I wish to thank the people of Justice
district No. 1 for their cordial sopKirt st
(he elertion held lust Monday at Stafford
June 7, 1WH. 1. A. IUkkh.
Send the KsTioirkisa to your friend In
the Kasf and thus give him an idea ol
what Is going on in Clackamas county,
It mav Induce him to locate with us.
The Cotivrctintioual church has ae
cured the Harvest IJucen for their ex
cursioii to Multnomah Falls on Sstur
dav. the 2'ilh. Full partieulara next
week.
. .--
The Victor slraighi line sprik kets free
themselves of mud and irrit without
aeusiblu effort on the part of the rider
and with none of the snapping and
grinding sound usually accompanying
tmli action.
A band of about tlilrteen pieces has
tieen organised In Oregon City. The
business men have agreed to pay amall
weekly subscription to aid ill keeping
the band up and In return the band will
give open air concerts onco a week.
Tuesday night the band were out sere
nading the successful candidates.
After Company F departed to the
front, stei were immediately taken by
Lieutenant Metxner for Ibo recruiting of
the company here. The work of re
organixalion was somew hat slow, owing
to the strict lines followed in accepting
recruits, but about sixty men have now
signed the company roll book and are
anxiously awaiting auch Instructions as
will eriiiit of permanent organisation.
For aome dsys the boys have gathered
every evening at the armory and old
members have faithfully drilled the men
seeking enlistment. The recruits show
a determination to master the drill and
manuel of arms that aesures Oregon City
she will be as proud of the new company
as of the old one.
For moie than a hundred yeara the
Shaken have been studying the remedial
proportion of plants. They have made
many discoveries, but their greateat
achievement was made last year. It Is a
cordial that contains ready digested food
and ia a digester of food. It is effective
in reinovulng distress after eating, and
creates an appetite (or more food so that
rating becomes a pleasure. Tale, thin
people become plump and healthy uvder
its use. It arrests the wasting of cob
sumption. There never haa been such
step forward in the cure of indigontlon
aa this Shaker Cordial. Your druggist
will bo glad to give you a little book
descriptive of the product.
Give the babies Laxol, which is Castor
Oil made ai palatable aa honey.
Horn.
OK l.A roNTAiN!. ill urcgon iry on
June A, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph do la
Fontaine, a daughter.
Wanted.
Some wood haulera. Apply to
Okcuon City Manukactuhinu Co.
FOR SALE
At a bargain, the 400 acre farm known
as the Trulllnger farm, about nine miles
eaHt of Oregon City, a well improved and
good farm, at a low price and upon fav
orable terms. For particulars editress
W. II. Fesr, Room 418 Chamber of
Commerce Building, Portland, Ore.
Dr. Williams' Indian Pile
Ointmont will euro lllliul,
HlorUliiir and Itching
Piles. Iinbsnrlm the tumors,
ulluya tlio Ucliiut; ul uuic, ucu
Ua it umUlcu. uivis liiNtant re-
del. Dr. Wllilttins'lnilisnl'lleOlnt
uiunt 1b uruuuruil lor I'lUwanUIlcb-
Ins; of Ihs private purls. Every box is
v it t run I Mil Hti iruuirlHis. uv mull on re-
lnt nf nrli'n All ni'llts suit fl.lMI. WILLIAMS
MlklirirfTIIRINO r.n . Propa.. Cleveland, Ohio.
flint shave In
barber shop
on SIP
M I
U
For aale by C. G. Huntley,
(irand Katlflcatlon.
Republicans will celebrate their victory
by grand Rally in Oregon City Satur
day night.
Key Wanted.
Industrious boy about 15 year! of age
to learn the printer's trade. Apply at
the Knter prise office.
Stockholders' Meeting1.
Notice I hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Ore
gon City Manufacturing Company will
be held at the olllce of the company, In
Oregon City, on Saturday, July 0, 18UH,
at 10 o'clock A. M. of aald day for the
purpose of electing directors of the cor
pora Ion to serve for the ensuing year
and transacting such business as may
properly come befoie the stockholders'
meeting. C. 0. Jacobs,
0-3 7-1 Secretary.
Oregon Ciiy. June 1, lHllg
Hew to book (J ood.
Oood looks are really more than skin
leep, ih cnilliiif entirely on a healihy
condition of all Hie vllsl organs. If the
liver Is inactive, yon have a biUious look ;
if your stomach is disordered, you have
a dyspeptic look; if your kidneys are (ti
ler led, you have a pinched look. Secure
good health, and you will surely have
good looks. "Klectric flitters" ia a good
Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
the Mood, cures pimples, blotches and
boils, and gives a good complexion.
Sold at Cbarman A Co.'a Drill Store. 50
cents per bottle.
TF.ACIIF.RH MKKTINU.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Cluck noB County Tem lieis' Association
was hel I In (he school house at Harmony,
Saturday, May,
The Association sang "The Soldier's
Memorial Day" after which Miss Lizzie
fllackliey recited "In School Days."
Miss (iertrude Finley presented
"Measurementa" in a practical and lucid
manner. Miss Finley doea not use the
book when developing a subject, hut
luakea it aa concrete and practical aa
possible, reijuii ing working drawings at
all limes.
Miss Kdith Carr recited "The Nine
teenth Century Teacher."
'The Text Hook Question"!, wan then
announced (or ucucial disctisxioil. Much
Iiiht was ihroan upon this much-dia
cussed tonic by various teachers and
palrnna. II . B. Gibson 0cned the dii
cunsion by ev plaining why the books
weru selected and the maimer of selec
tion. Mr. Uibson said that the farmer's
Alliance ami the Urange and many Indi
viduals petitioned his office urging him
to vote against a change. Ara McLaugh
lin, Mrs. Wells, Miss Fannie I'orter, J
D. Rusk, T. J. Uary and othera partici
pated in the discussion. Teachers like
Maxwell'a urammara. but do not like
Monteith's geography and Fishes' arith
luetic.
The graduating class of the Harmony
school waa presented by the teacher, N.
W. floland who looked very happy and
proud aa he introduced Supl. Stark
weather, who presented the diplomas
with a few well chosen and sensible
Words of advice and encouragement.
A lirst-claas picnic lunch waa then
ps sited, (o which the teachers did ample
justice.
1'ublic school "graduation" by F. M.
Waid waa the first subject after noon.
Mi. Ward favors a course of study for
schools in the country, lie prepared a
course of study for the school at Maple
Lane where he has taught very success
fully for the past four years. Ilia good
work there waa doubtless due in a meas
ure to the carefully prepared course.
Ara McLaughlin told of the "Responsi
bility of the Teacher" Ilia address waa
much appreciated by all.
Blanche Fortner recited "The Meeting"
The Mllwaukie Quartet favored the
Association with a selection and respon
ded to an encore.
Frank Hall recited, "The Flag "
Miss Jennie Rowen told how she
teaches physiology. She follows the
lecture plan, requiring a great deal of
written work by the pupils.
Edith Tylor recited "The Old Man
Dodge."
llulda Kanne rondered a recitation in
German.
Miss Gertrude Finley offered resolu
tions of thanks to the teachers and pa
trons of the Harmony school.
T. J. Gary resigned the office of editor.
The next meeting will be at Molalla
the last Saturday of June.
Simirtiitha at Saratoga, In a New Dress.
One of the funniest ot all the funny
books is certainly "Samantha at Sara-
lono." Will Carleton pronounces it
"delicious humor" and Bishop Newman
says it ia "bitterest satire, coated with
the sweetest of exhilarating fun." For
merly published by subscription at the
price $2.50, and sold, it is said, by the
hundred thousand, it has recently been
issued in an exquisite little-cloth bound
volume in the "Cambridge Classics'
series by tbe colobrated cheap-book
publishers, Hurst A Co., of New York,
aa a means of widely advertising that
series, and Is sold at the fabulously low
price ol 25 cents. It would seem strange
If they should not million of them.
They are sold by booksellers, or the
publishers.
REPUBLICANS WIN
FuslonlstH Marled Under a Great
Land Slide.
OREUOS A GOLD STANDARD STATE
(ieer
for Governor 10,000, Toogge,
8,000, Jfoody 6,000 for
Congressmen.
Interest In the election Is now centered
In the probable msjoritlea of the Repub
lican candidate. But for tbe enormous
yote given the Republicans by Multno
mah county there might have been close
contests for aome of the offices, particu
larly between Dunbar and Klncald for
secretary of state, and Ackerman and
Lyman for school superintendent. But
the big majority returned in Multnomah
county removed tbe element of doubt
from (he election. The latest returna
show that (ieer leads King by SS77 for
governor; Dunbar is 5072 ahead of Kin
caid, and Ackerman IsSWO ahead of
Lyman . Geer's majority will be 10,000,
nd probably more. All the candidates
on the Republican state ticket have large
majorities.
ToiiKtie has routed the Fusionlst,
Veatch, in the first congressional diHtrict.
and Moody haa overwhelmingly defeated
Donaldson in the second. ionguei
majority may run op to 3.000, and
Moody 'a beyond 6,000.
TUB LKOISLATt'BS.
Republicans will have over 40 majority
on joint ballot. Returns received yester
day, while they changed the personnel
of the legislittive assembly did not
materially affect the party elrengtn.
From prosent indications the political
complexion of the legislature will be:
Republicans, senate, 24; house, 64;
total, OH. Fusibnists, senate, 3 ; bouse,
14; tot ul 17. Democrats, senate, 2;
house, 1 ; total, 3. Populist, senate, 1,
doubtful, bouse, 1. The combined anti-
Republican and doubtful vote is 22
making the Repuhlicnn majority on
joint ballot 40. Complete returns may
nuke further changes.
SBNATK.
Baker and Malheur William Smith
Fus.
Benton and Lincoln John D Daly.
Rep
Clackamas George C Brownell, Rep,
Clackamas and Marion L. L. Porter,
Rep.
Clataon CW Fulton. Rep.
Columbia, Washington and Tillamook
U W Patteraon, Rep.
Coos, Curry and Josephine C E Har
mon, Hep.
Crook, Klamath and Lake B Daly,
Iein.
Douglas A W Reed. Rep.
Gilliam, Sherman and Wasco E B
Dufur, Dem.
Grant, Harney and Morrow J W
Morrow, Fus.
Jackson T Cameron, Rep.
Lane ID Driver, Rep; W Kuyken-
dall, Rep.
Linn PR Kelly, Rep; J Clem, Fus.
Marion L J Adams, Rep; N H
Looney, Reo.
Multnomah Geonte W Bates, Rep;
JE Uaseltine, Rep; Donald Mackay,
Rep; Ben Selling, Rep and taxpayers'
league ; Joseph Simon, Rep.
Polk B FMulkey, Rep.
Sherman' and Wasco John Micbell,
Rep.
Umatilla and Union T C Taylor, Rep.
Umatilla George W Proebetel, Rep.
Uoion and Wallowa Justus Wade,
Pop.
Washington E W Haines, Rep.
Yamhill W A Howe, Rep
liousu.
Baker- W E Grace, Fns.
Benton R J Nichols, Rep
Benton and Lincoln G E Davis, Rep.
Clackamas Alex Thomson, Rep; J.
L Kruse, Rep; George Knight, Fus.
Clatsop Johan Young Rep; C J Cur
tis, Rep.
Columbia J E Hall. Rep.
, Coos George P Topping, Rep.
1 Coo! and Curry J Huntley, Rep.
Crook J N Williamson, Rep.
Douglas Conn, Fus; Wilson, Fus;
Wonacott.'Fus. '
Gilliam SQ Hawson, Rep
Giant and Harney R N Donnelly,
Rep or George D Hagey, Fus.
Jackson E V Carter, Rep;Z Cam
eron, Fus; Matthew Stewart, Rep.
Josephine Jamea W Virtue, Fus.
Klamath and Lake W A Massingbiir,
Rep.
Lane F M Brattaln, Rep; Ivan Mc
Queen, Rep; WU Weatherspoon, Rep.
Linn Jones, Fus; Whitney, Fus,
Malheur J R Blackahy, Fus.
Marion W L Cummines, Rep; E II
Flagg, Rep; A Lewis, Rep; J W McCul
lach, Rep; John McCourt, Rep,
Morrow E L Freeland, Rep
Mnltnomah J C Bayer, Rep; 8 C
Beach, Rep; 8 Farrell, Rep; George H
Hill, Rep; Peter Hobkiak, Rep; R E
Moody, Rep; George T Myers, Rep; J
Thorburn Ross, Rep; John T Whalley,
Rep.
Polk N F Gregg, Fus; J B Stump,
Fus.
Sherman and Wasco J W Morton,
Kep ; Albert a Konerts, itep.
Tillamook and Yamhill J W Maxwell, i
Rep.
Umatilla L B Reeder, Rep; J E
Smith, Rep ; J K Wilson, Rep.
Union D A McAllister, Pern; V H
Stanley, Rep.
Wallowa Peter Fordney, Fns.
Waahlngton Abner Brigs, Rep: (i
W Marsh, Rep ; J R C Thompson, Hep,
Yamhill C Butt, Rep ; E F Larnaon,
Rep.
Beautiful shirt waists, latest Rnseian
blouse front at the Racket store. I
A new arrival of Sash ribbon In all
colors at tbe Racket store.
Get your fruit jars and jelly tumblers
at Harris' Grocery.
Services at Park place next Habbath at
3:30 o'clock P. M. conducted by Rev.
Butler.
The funeral of the 14-inonth's old child
of Mr. Savage, took place last Saturday,
conducted by Dr. Butler.
At the State Inter Collegiate field meet
in Salem Saturday the University of
Oregon won the beautiful cup given by
the inter-collegiate association to the
college team making the best athletic
record. The University of Oregon team
scored 48i points, Willamette Ut iversity
24; Oregon Agricultural college 21;
Pacific college, Y,)i. Charlea V. Gallo
way of this city is manager of the U. of O.
team.
OABTOIIIA.
E jm lino tou nan uware mm
jVUb You Han Ulsart
Bij tutors
of
Her Health Restored
ft,'.
it-
I
Til E misery of sleeplessness ran only be
realized by those who bare experi
enced It Nervousness, sleeplessness,
headaches, neuralgia and that miserable
feeling of unrest, can surely be cured by Dr.
Mllce" Kctoratlve Nervine. So certain la
Dr. Miles of this tact that all drnjjlsts are
authorized to refund price paid tor the first
bottle tried, providing It doea not benefit.
airs. Henry Bruna, wife of tbe well known
blacksmith at Grand Junction, Iowa, aaya:
"I waa troubled with sleeplessness, nerroua
' uess, headache aud Irregular menstruation;
suffering untold misery for years. I nsed
various advertised remedies for female com
plaints besides being under the care of local
physicians, without help. I noticed in Dr.
Miles' advertisement the testimonial of a
lady cured of aliments similar to mine, and
I shall never cease to thank that lady. Her
testimonial Induced me to use Dr. Miles'
Nervine and Nerve and Liver rills, which
restored me to health. I cannot say enough
for Dr.Milea'
Dr. Miles'
are sold
guarantee, first bottle K. IMerVinG
benefits or money re- JP, Restore)
lunaea. hook on ais- ar, afogftk;
nerves free. Address,
DO. MILES MEDICAL CO- Ukttaxt, lud.
' Eemedles I Dr.
by all drug- K MiUa' '2
. m S " "
ia
Gyery
They all sav that
HARRIS' GROCERY
Headquarters lor Hay, Landplaster, Seeds, Etc.
We have just removed
to the old Bee Hive stand, next to Huntley'B
Book Store, and have received a new line of Gents'
and Boys' Furnishing Goods for Spring and
Summer direct from New York which we are Belling at
the Lowest Prices. Give us a trial and we guarantee
to give every customer satisfaction.
Ja. YKKEDK
Main St. between 7th and 8th, Caufield Block.
VICTOR BICYCLES
'98 Model, 32,
'98 Model, 35,
BURMEISTER
Reyal SMfces tk f4 pant
wswlsssn aa4 tfalklaae.
IS
FOVDin
Absolutely Puro
WTIK OMm SOMfMS SO., StW VOM.
The Methodist church baa channe l
the fine steamer, B. S. Raker for a gr i
river excursion on the 4th of July. Th
steamer will go up the Columbia river,
where the excursionists can take in 'I'!
finest sceneries of the Pacific Coavt A.
stop of several hours will be mxde i.t
Latourelle Falls. The rates will b t-o-low
that one of the finest excursions of a
lifetime will le placed within the rea li i (
most people.
. AAA-'''
For
first-class
fresh & cured
Meats
Go to
Chas. Alright, Jr.
Free
delivery
to
all parts of
the City.
Your team will have the best
of care and
Full Measure of Feed.
At lhe
City Stable a.-
W. H. YOUNC, Prop.,
Succssurs to
W. H. Cook.-
Livery Rigs on Short Notice.
Telephone No. 42.
AU Data banished by Dr. Hues' Fata PQIft
Carries the most complete etoek
ot First-Class Groceries to-bav
found in the City.
Cut Trice
Cut Price
$00 00
$40 oa
& ANDRESEN,
if Im m
fin o