Oregon City enterprise., August 19, 1898, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1898.
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PERSONALS.
In town
art at
In our
Mm. 1 Shaik linn bcimon th uWkl
Hat.
Win. Malloon, of Viola, was
Monday,
Mr. nml Mm. J. it. llanny
Long lluach.
W. lini'l, l Clackamas, i
city this wiM'k,
(I. Wills, of IIHUboro, was In dwelt)
ility last Week,
0. A. l'tilllfM. of Portland, was on our
strode Wednesday.
Mr, and Mm. A. F. Petknr nra plan
liliiK to k to the Ha Hldu Hnnday, fui a
two wtH'ke' outliitf.
Mm. 0. 0. Mlllor. Mm, J, M. Law
rence end Miss Vttda Williams h-lt Bat
unlay for a month'e slay at Wllhoit.
Clmi. ('auMd mid larnlly ar back
from a 10 days stay at I,onu Uracil.
J. K. Wider, (lie Painasnis fariimr.wns
on bunlncss, In this place Wednesday
Miss Mm llnir, of Kngi-no, In In the
city I Ik' Kiii'nt of Miss In (ioIiIhiiiIiIi.
Mm. I Ioru o W Warns I spi ndliik- I
few days whit rtdatlvea at Forest Drove
llurbcrt ('lm ami Wilfrt-l White are
Imi k from a pleasant outing m ar Mt.
Homl.
lion U. Hcott.of Mllwankcn, pnswd
through our city Friday on hie wsy to
Hali'iii.
(1. II. Pcstow, wae In Portland Hntnr
Jay In the Interest ol the Y. M. 0. A. of
thin city.
T. II. Joni-i, th pcech-icrowrr, of
Marluii county, wae dolnn bulnis In
thU vicinity Friday,
Mlsa Vera I'hlllil'i, of North Yakama,
liudiiiU lo kit with Mine Carrie
llregiueoii, of llila city.
MIkk I). lhoiiioii, nfHt. Inls, ia
aiHUiiliiiK a few ilay a at descent with
her c jui n, Mr, Vwliirg.
Mm. It l!,xtnr, accompanied l.y her
aon ami daughter, ara at Trout l.ake
Wash., visiting relatives.
MU llfli'M Uhnuvli, of thin city, who
has been vislHrg friend un the I'laeka
man, rrturnt-il home Mi n lay.
Mera. IU1I, Grill o anil Ito Uml, o!
Ktwne, were the gin-sla of the .Misc
UnlilHuiitli, one ilny llila week.
y.V. ttuik alio b la-en vUitiiiK Lli
Mahhk fur several days, left lat week
fur hii home al Coloina, Wash.
John I'avlaaml wife, of rorilanil. were
visiting fiimels'ln this city Friday ami
left Hatiinlay fur an outing at Wilhoit.
Mra. Win. Wtljiht relumed fiom a ihreti
months' visit III Kfia uml lKtnuin,
where the infl old friends end relatives.
Mina F.ihtd rsixlfy . I.-ft this city Mon
day to muka liir future home in Kansas
where lu r fuHirr haa roil, led fur eiiiu
time.
Mini Jennie I'orUr fell Monday for a
tniiih nccdid rrt at C'Uts.ip, where she
will viitit bet eister-indaw Mia, C. W.
Porter, j
F.rneat Siratton. who him been visiting!
friends in thiarlty.for the pst two weeks,
returned to hi home in Poitland Wed
nesduy. (io. Lrk, who lived In Oregon City
four yeara hut who ia noar a resilient
of Portland, opeut a few duya lo thin
plain laxt week.
J, Rrndley, who la njrti.llii(i Ma mm
rm r at I'owell'i Valley, wan in town Wed
nnfliiy, and reported cveryihlng in M
aeeflon fl,jiniihllitr.
Mr. (illhert lleduea, Win. Hivlnen
and fumilv, Kielmrd IK and family
and Mr. Stokea are back from a two
wecltti trip to the moiintaina.
A. 8. Duncan, ol New Yoik City, In
apcelor cf the Totlal Tflcarajtli Co., and
W. It. Memn, nmiiaKer of the Or'tfon
lihea, wi-ro In this city lunt Tuunlay.
JMr. and Mm. John lary, of Alhina,
Veiled frien.la III thia city Sunday. Mr.
Leary hua JumI rulurnml from a trip to
Irelund, where he haa been vlaiting hia
inollier.
Winniii Hill, A. M. Kerohen, D. Kin
nard, K. Hobh, S. Thompann and II.
(1111 returned to thla city Tuesday from a
a 11-d.iy'a aurveyin( tour through the
country around the bond waters of the
Clnckamiia.
Undertaker Kyman, of Sherwood,
panned through thia place Wednesday for
Mare Inland, Cal to return with the
body of Hoy Chapman, who formerly re
aided lit Sherwood, and who died August
8th, while In the service of the navy,
F. HutfH and J. P. Pimon.both clti
nna of CurrinHVillu, were on hiiaineBa In
Oregon City Tunndiiy. On beinu anked
concerning th condition of cropa In their
auction, they atate that all (ruin is of a
poorer quality and quantity this year,
than any raiaed in that r-oi tion for years
heretofore.
i3crliea(lh Restored
Am
' KjL.it ft ' -
ir.!ViiVv,
It B tnlMiry of Ii epluKiiuoiei run only ba
H realized hf tliimi who hare eiporl-
m'o J It, NurvouiiKtM, aht)liMif io,
lieaduohen, nournlgta ami that rn!oriiMa
VetluK t uiirent, cun lurtiljr bo cured hy Dr.
MlliV (eUiratlva Nervine. So curtain la
' ,Mf!aa of thia fact that all dnicrMa aro
autlmrlud to rufunJ prlco puld for the Ort
. Ulu tried, l rovlJlntf IL Cum not bouv&t.
:.!rk. Slunry Lruim, wlfu of tho well known
hu'kainllh at Omud Junction, Iowa, sayai
1 waa trundled with alorilraiie, nerroua
iiciui, hnudache and Irregular nirntruntloni
ulferlng utiUjld liilw ry for ycurn, I uand
vurliiiu 1vcrtlM'(1 ruiiiedlua forfiuittlneuia
pluliiU ttenlitea belriK under tho cra of local
yljy.li lun, wltliiiut help. I noticed In Ir.
Mllea' adverlUemurit Ilia tintluuiiilul of a
ludy ciin-d of nlliiinriUvlinlliir to uilim, aud
I khull novor reo to ttii.nk thnt In'ly. Her
thtlmiiiilul liidiued nm to IT. Mlhn'
Nervine and Ni rvo and Mvur I'llla, which
ri!l4ired lue tohealih. 1 cannot any umiuKh
for lr.Mllei'lU-u,i)dlea'
i r. Mllna' Itemixllea
araaold If all dm-.
.-lata under a pmltlre
tuurunUia, Unit botilfl
Kumflia or money r
.'ii'rtiil. IIiniU on dl-
w i uf tho heart and
:ii-rea frmi. AdiliKaa,
ficrvlnoji
Beatore J
'. Hoolth rf k
ml j:itEs Mtiui;ALA uun, tuo.
for igCaXorttv
I -.-'.'...T:g,A J
ELY'H CRKAM BAT.M la a pnaltWeenra.
Apply Into tho noatrlla. It la quickly abaorhod. W
c'.tt at nrurelaia or by mall ; aamplca inj. by tnalU
ItLa" UHU'i'UBlia, M W arwu bu.Now York City.
Sum Stevens la taklntr his vacation at
Wllhoit.
Itev, M. I,. It ii w baa returned from
hia trip to California.
C. T. Howard made us a visit from
Mulino Tuesday last.
Dr. (ioueher, of Mulino, made a pro-
fesklonal trip lo Vancouver tliia week.
II. C. Ilawley, Iifun'a busy farmer,
was In tho city on business thia week.
Mm. CD. Laioiirelirt and family are
""joying the pleasurus of Wllhoit.
llirry Kaaiham and Joe OiMMlfellow
are tuck from an ouling at Wilhoit.
Mrs. K. M. IlnrmeUtor left Monday
lor anttnilin of a few days at Ke 'vrt.
C. W. Noblilt, the liverymen, Bent a
few ihtys Ihis week on his farm at Newly.
Mioses Mina, Amy and llrssia Kelly,
and Mis Nieta .Mci'arver are at 8ea
View,
Mitses Kale arid Mary Dolun, of Fort-
land, are visiiitik their mother in Ihis
plaen.
The MisHos Lula and .Ittle Drer re
turned Ihis week from a pleasant visit
with friends at Davton.
Kdilur Filch went lo Clatsop to return
wiili bis family, who have been spending
several weeks there.
Mm. T. A. I'o'o aii'l duuifliter, Misa
Laura, and Miss Hazel I'llobury are
sojoiiiuiiiif at Long Iteai.h.
K. D. Olds, the contractor, returned
laal week from Washington, alieie l.e
went in the luteiestof buniuess.
A. Ticharulg, cleikin VurmeiMter &
Andeiesvn'a jeweliy store, is taking hia
vacation down the Columbia.
Mra. II. W. Duir.motlu'rof Mrs. J. A.
Montgomery, la spending a few weeks
on her homestead at El wood.
Miss May rilsbury left Wednesday
evening for Oakland, Calif , where she
will visit friends (or serial weeks.
Miss Fthel ltlinn, of Atdoria, who has
been vbiting Mips lititli Cowing left thl
week with Mi Kuth, for Astoria.
Howard Uowlttml, who ia city alitor
of llm Kiigune Daily Guard, spent Wed
nesday In thia city with, hia sister, Mrs.
Keeler Ciuhhert,
Miss Nellie SwritTord left with Miss
Lila SwalTord, Friday lo spend the re
mainder of the summer al the hitter's
residence In K.ilem.
Miss F,. M. Donaldson, tho accom
plished organist of the Presbyterian
church, left Monday for Colorado for the
purpose of improving her health. .
Mr. George Fields, of Moscow, Idaho,
arrived in this city Wednesday and is
the guest of bia aunt, Mra. H. J. Hard
ing, and cousin, Mrs. A. J. Lewthwaito.
C. A. Nash and F. T. liogers are out
. . . . . . i ! .
on their outing uowti tne ioiumoia.
they go well supplied with lishlng lackle
and expect a good timo for two weeks.
Mrs. Marshall and two children, Wil
liam and Urucio, Miss Claudia Hart and
Miss Gertudo Nofzgor Is a party, which
left this wuok to seek rost and rec
reation for three weoks at Ocean Tark.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Albright and
daughters and Mrs. Hurry Moody loft
Ru idny for an outing at the popular
Wilhoit resort. Mr. Albright returned
Monday but will spend Sunday with the
family. r
It Is reported that Y. F, Morey baa
rented the Knapp jeildoni.-o in Portland
and will move there In the early fall.
J, Piirdom, formerly of this city, but
now of Grants Puss, was In the city
Tuesday greeting bia many friends.
Win. Samson and daughter, Miss Echo,
were In the cily Thursday from thair
Molalla farm, where they are spending
the summer.
K. Sudio Whito and her sister, Mlra
Lute Martin, left for Astoria Thursday
eyening, where t,liey will remain during
the regatta.
Mrs, James Taylor, of Iowa, Mr. and
Mra. J. A. Taylor and Miss Annie Tay
lor, of Ihis city, spent Wednesday the
guests of Mr. and Mra. Geo. Proughton,
on their farm up the Clackamas.
"C. A. Williams, of Gladstone, lias re
turned from a pleasant outing at New
port. Mrs. Williams and son, Clark,
remained at the Im ucIi to continue their
vacation until September.
Which
do you like best grocer
bills or doctor-bills?
Use the wholesome
baking powder Schil
ling's Best n
A II oho Chicken.
To see men riding from one section of
the country to another, on the brake
beam, ia becoming a very ordinary sight,
hut who would believe that this adven
turesome life of Ilia brakehcam travelers
could lend any attractiveness lo an un
assuming foul? Strange as it may teem,
chickens love notoriety, for as the over
land csmo to a standstill at the depot
Wi-duesdav morning, a whiU chicken
was discovered safely peri lled on the
brakebeaiu of one of the cittche. Some
very devoted and conscientious friend of
the railioad Informed the train officials
that a featherly pasnciitrur was stealing a
ride and soon the frightened chicken
meeting willi t' warm a reception came
down from its erch. It however, bad
nut ridden far ciioiikIi for it no sooner
left one train before it made a bold dash
for the breakbeam on the local going
south, tiut as truiumen do not make a
practice of carrying hobos tree of charge,
they kept the intruder at bay until the
train was under way. A chicken that
will hazard such risky undertaking as
this, jimt apparently to see more of its
own native land, should be given a
"1-ccial cttr aicom, -aided by brans
bund and several attentive waiters.
"HeaTfll"
Thia was Itev. Montgomery's theme at
the Presbyterian church Sunday evening
Alter reading a few verses from Iho book
of Revelations, he explained in an able
manner that although the xjetic side of
KMple' nature loved to think of Heaven
as existing, in kind deeds and pleasant
smiles, yet these were only the beautiful
elernola that came from some source
higher than that of man's invention, and
that Heaven was as surtly a definite
place, made by God, as Portland ia in
reality, city full of life and tireless
activity. Then be touched eloquently
iiKn the eudurlnit character of Heaven,
showing bow it differed from the great
city organizations of the world, in that
when the world-renowned Athens,
Home, Memphis and Alexandria had
crumbled awar, and beon forever for
gotten, Heaven would continue to en-
Jure unblemished l.y the ravages of
time, and this thought was followed by a
beautiful portrayal of Heaven as a home
from which friends need never part, an
eternal refuge, visited not by death and
undisturbed by earth's distress and dis
apHjintnipnt, prepared only for those
who endeavor to live according to the
teachings of God's book.
Krmnrkable Iloscue.
Mm. Michael Curtain, I'lainfleld, III.,
makes the statement, that she caught
cohl, which settled on her lungs; she
was treated for a month by her family
physician, but grew worse. He told her
she was a hopeless victim of consump
tion snl that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested Pr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought a bottle and to her delight found
herself hcneflttrd from first dose. She
continued its use and after taking six
bottles, found herself sound and well;
now does her own housework, and ia as
well as -she ever was Free trial bottles
of this Great Discovery at Charman &
Go's Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents
and (1 00.
o aTs t o "tlx a. .
Basra tha ItlB Hind Yoil Ha6 AlwurS B0Ufll
Disorderly Conduct.
L. Collutt, a Frenchman, living five
miles from the the city, who baa been
spending much of bis leisure time here
the past week was arrested today by Of
ficer Shaw, for uing profane language
and indulging In disorderly conduct on
the streets. Ho bad no defense to offer
and was fined fO.
Get your fruit Jam and jelly tumblers
at Harris' Grocery.
Money to loan at 8 per cent Interest
on mortgages. Apply to C. D. & D. C.
Latonretto.
Wanted.
Some person to build a 5 or 6-room cot
tage with modern conveniences to rent.
Must be on or near Main street. No
children. Address "M" care of Enter
prise.' Table linens and toweling all prices at
the Racket Btoro.
Mrs. 0. P. Scroggius is visiting her sis
ter at Portland.
ffucklen's Arnica nalrn.
The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Ithenin,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped banda,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by Charman A Co., Charman
Bros. Block. Price 2!ic.
Falray Notice.
Strayed from my place one black mare
weight 1150 pounds, a little while strip
In her face, brand quarter M, or M.
She was unshod, Age about 7 years.
Any party finding her will take her np
and write to the undersigned and I will
pay them for their trouble.
Geo. Kaicii, Canby, Or,
Bt telij Sffl S Mist B8 M
THE DREADED CONSUND
TION CAN BE CURED.
They all say that
HARRIS' GROCERY
Headquarters for Hay, Landplaster, Reeds, Etc.
Carries the most complete stock
ol First-Class Groceries to be
found in the City.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE.
af aaf M , Jt.
Of GENTS AND BOYS' FURNISHING' GOODS, HATS,
CAPS, CLOTHING, snd goods for Fall and Winter. Also
A NEW LINE OF SHOES
Has just arrived from Eastern factories. All at the LOWEST
PRICES. Please give tne a call.
I have been removed for some time to CACFIELD BUILDING,
MAIN STREET, NEtfT TO HUNTLEY'S Book Store.
TOT. YAK3SDA.
T. A. Dliieam. M. C, th Ureal Chsmlat ai I
Scientist, Will Renil, Frr,Tlirrc Kortlriui
His Newly SlwoTered Remedies
to Sufferers.
EniTOR EaTSRi'aisa: I have disco
ered a reliable cure for consumption ai I
allbrochial, throat and lung disease ,
general decline, loss of flesh and all cu
ditions of wasting away. By Its time
nsei thousands of apparently hnpele
cases havt been cured, rinproof-positi'
am I of its power to cure, that to inal
its merits known, I will send, free,
any afllicted reader of your paer, thr.
bottles of my newly (Uncovered remeili
upon receipt of express and post otli
address, T. A. 8L(JUM, .VI. C,
OHPine Street, New York.
When writing the doctor, please mci
tlon this paper.
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The Costliest Cough Cure
is Change of Climate,
and it's a cure that's not often possible and not always sure. There's a
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instead of fitting the climate to the lungs ? It is the power to do this
that makes
AYERS
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many cases of disease marked by all the signs of Incipient Consumption
have been absolutely cured by its use. Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral can
now be had in half-size bottles
At Half Price, 50 cts.
We tried almost everything for asthma without success. At last we ued your Cherry
Pectoral and the relief was immediate. . S. A. ELUS, Keene, N. H.
When I had almost despaired of ever finding a cure for chronic bronchitis, I derived
most excellent results from Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. I can testify as to its efficacy."
R. G. PROCTOR, M. D., Oakland CUy, Ind.
"There wero sixteen children In my father's family and there are seven in my own. W
iave never, since I can remember, been without Aver'e Cherry Tectoral, and have never
had a case of cold or a cough that this remedy did not cure."
b jlo WM MASON, Chicago, 111.
" My wife was sick In bed for ten months and was attended by sue different doctors. All
of them said that she had consumption, and some of them said she could not live a month.
I bought one bottle of Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral. It seemed lo help her, so I secured ona
dozen bottles. Before- these were all used, she was completely cured and to-day la
strong and well." w- EWING, Camden Point, Mo.
.v . :r. ..,tt.rA with lnnir tmnlile. Sha had a severe couch.
" ror more man w, ww - - - -
great soreness of the chest, and experienced difficulty in breathing. A three months treat
ment with Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral effected a complete cure. We regarded it as remarkable,
the otner remecuea sne naa ineo nau liuieu i iu iv icuci.
C. H. BURRIS, Marine Mills, Minn.
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