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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1898.
PERSONALS.
Miss Veitii (IiiIiIhiiiIi'i, of I'uk'iim, In In
llio oily,
W. T. flu winy In In Hun Fmiu'lmso n
business,
A. Mallicr.uf ( '!i cUiiinaH, Man In low n
Fiituidny,
Cliy school, by i liu w.iiijui hoard which
Hint Wi'ilni-Kitiiy evttult'tr,
T, U. Junnrwl, of Kelso, and Cling.
It'iliiiHimii, of Parkplaco worn In the city
luiliiK tlni week iiml renewed their tub
serlpllon lo tim Kntorprisn.
I!"V It. wynii was In town IiihI nock
mi l lil.i 'u (In) Kn'i't ii, he it lilciisnllt '
' ill. . .i. (.'n;, iiii I . in b.ighl a a dollar
From Extreme Nervousness.
a T . Im -
D.ivl.1 OIiIh U bsik til Wm from l'11' I ' Uc UiurxiM 01 ins
Nhra k't.
I.. I,. HWm, Ih Iiiimih f rim M!i h't; in
lltii vit nlty.
M. Mulvi'y, ul Million, Him In tlitt
city Halunley,
r. ! iliiiiin, nfCiiiiliy, wnsseeii on our
lit r win llii- wi ll,
Hon, J. M. Ii.u y vIMtod the county
ni'ut liming tint Hi'ck.
CIH'llllt 1,
I'. Cir'r, of M,,:in. II. Ilofi
iiii'ihii r, of i )i.,;l'i Dun k nod V, 1'', Kill,
III li.'.tUI !.',W(, nil llli'lu it ll!ilnlllii
mil mi I'll' )ii"iri to .Saturday,
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ili'u. Kl i ;i "I f ini'y of Needy, left
Til' nlay fui it vldtnl liin old liiilili) in
.Si'limmn. Mr. Kiliwr'ii iiitriMit.it MM)
now iimIhi hk i mi. I tint f.unily will likely
Mis. Noble HiMtlli, of J .uC'itiium, Ih vif-' i"i ! i. (.,iHt,
I'.iiiK fi iimhIh In llm i ll)',
Our kimiIiiI barber, I). I.. Johnson in ii
tliti valley lor a few days viit . , iev vi -if -t Irh-inlt lor n wick. During
Wilur.l ltoM.lns, of Mi.lullit, wuh In nlwni ", Mr. VtH,t devoted IiIn
tow n V'lin"M.iv i ii ImihIiich, I ii 1 1 -1 1 1 1 1 m lo liunliMt ,i',d brought home
I ieve nil ti-iilil biro.
Mr and Mra, t;iia. Wright returned a
! f-w il ys ') fi'iin I!rowiville, where
M. (bitfield, of Milwaukee, wiit un
Oregon City visitor Nalinday.
MUm-al-ou I'orliiitiiit, May mul Amy
Kelly inn Imiiiii fiom the client.
Win. llorniK, ol Muring", was In town
tin) litt of tlif week on business.
j J. W, I!o '.; , of ('!..( kiim iH, ws In Mid
city liming t ho wek. It In tlm dint
! t In tim e weeln tlutt Mr. Hoots linn
i In fit u!j!o to IimvdI.N fin'!, diving night,
l.i;.- or iiiil,ty. 'I liu work In far enough
along o lout il will iiwl ji'inlio all of
lion. c;..o. Knight and H (iarrlnon, of ; tlIn Mrilin .,,. .4n,.r.
Caiil.y. wee ii, town Wednesday. lli)H(i, ,,(ljWm ;,( i?1, (), Mll,,a,or c,Wi
Illitiicliii IIoI.I.mi linn koiiu toCotvilll je, l;,,,,,,,,.:!, ,, ,n ...n e,,lo)i'. an
to Blli'inl Hid Arinilliiral colli'i;.', . r.-jwiicr on ilm l.'nt iii.;) durlnic tlu
Mri. I'.ni.'Ht Kltlriiln'n, of Tai'oma, in ! tiiiiuiior ii.oti'l.H, Ml 1 n f lay for Kuri'nt
vUlllnif Alrn. J. H. I.hIht thin wct'k. ! iruve, wIuto Un will t'liU-r upon liia
Mr (ii"iriii UiiH-uimiii liait ri;liirin..ili,1'"'l '"' i" 1- 1 .c Unlvorblty.
from a vUit at liiil.l.iir.l ami virlniiy. ! U.war.i U ihs y i'C r of a lunfo lint of
lncml wli.i iioiiln.''j lor liim a uiilliant
(uhiif, ..! in.iU-u nc(V8H of wlut-
Col. P.ulr, of Ni'ioly triinriii'loil lmi
Iii'iii at tlu court Iioiihii (Jtiiini; tliu wim k,
liVI'f Hilt! f.t klllJtf llA Hillll U, I. lilt Ii.
C. It. YWnMM I'ortUml, la mlUliiK (ll ,,., f,. iU
the lilnrklitmnla In ttiu acliiMil IiiiIIiiikh,
Count vCli-.k ....I Mr.. Dixon ..v Vou t-.n, t.vx,,r , rhara on bny
WnatTlu. lal!..i tha Paa w.rck on a n i'""r '"'I''"'!''"'" at lU.r.nnMi.r
vwt i& Aiulii'Mfli'l, the Orison (;ity-jwi'li-fH
'.. ; ,. , I limy r-ill tlio I'ho i;i4i.ioplioiio with
a.i'avoi, oi vtuiion, wan run to .,.,.., , , i : , i i
' rrryliii i:nnc, liorn, l.MuiiiK tul0 ami
niu uuy iiiih luriiamj niiiioay,rtiriiiiiir
Fuiiilay.
II. A. Walilron, of New Kra, waa In
town WfiliiiiKilay to m-e a pliyrli i,m lor a
ali'k clilht.
Hon. J. I.. Krue toppiil In Ori son
City a fnw hoiira Wtliipalay on hia way
to l'oriliml.
Vr. Tln;ma, of IW'avir Cn-pk, waa
trannai tni! htmiiit-iia at the county kmI
lant Hutiinlay,
Mian Jodiii Newton linn koiio lo Port
land for a two wtH-ki viait with friends
and ri'lailvtH
IV. I'ulmi la aoovi-r workml and worn
out that In ha Dr. Thayar to aaUl hi in
for a h'W wrckii.
lr. J. J. Jrf'uvltt, of MoIhIIa waa in (lit-
city Uiirinx the week, vlaitltig I'ortlund
btiforo r-ltiruirtj.
Mra. Mry MrCarviT la apt'inlinic a
fow da.vn vi-Ini k with the family of Mr.
John My irn at Hedlaml.
Mortiiuor l.atoutt'ttc, ion of C. D.
Ittonri'tte, Iihh ontt'rt'd Tottluiid Aca
demy for thu ni'hool year,
llnnry (iiiim, of ((hwpko, nno of Hip
bi'Bt ariniii n of thu county waa in tha
city on liiiHiiicHn Saturday.
(iuo. I'roiinlitun and family have
moved into town for the winter from
tlii'lr furin on tha C'luckamaa.
John lira Ihiy haa returned to town
with hia family after rtiNticatinK on hia
farm near ltorliia for a month.
Mra. A. Hamlin ami child, of I'ortlund,
arviitint with Mra. CD. I-iitourtllc
ami Mra. IC. I.. Sim w thin week.
I'rof, Strunf haa la-en on thpaick lint
but la reported Improved at Ihlt wrilinj!
o u to he looking ufter hia huxini'Dil.
Mra. Mary H. Kiey, mother of Mrs.
Gilmun l'aiker, who haa been here for
the IiiHt year, oei to Iowu In a fow daa
Nettie Owiidhy, Harry Harrctt, Ronnie
Nef.ar and Will lleaeh will attend the
Atfrileiilturnt cullee llilaycaral Corviillia.
Mia. l'ruuk Hodkln returned to
Salem the that of the week after vimtlng
Iritmda and lelalivea in the city for ten
daya.
Dr. W. E. Carll and P. F. Morey re
turned the flratof the week Iron) nearly
A in on 1 1 1 n trip in California for their
lienlth. They report a very pleawint
timo.
Mr. Sullivan, the engineer of tho Ore
Kon 1'acllic, wan In town during the week
looking after the rni"inu of the Steamer
IfoaK.
Miaa Marjorio Canfleld waa elected
supernumerary teacher in tho Oregon
repr vxluci t at (P.. Kitoida 60 cent
each or 5 pr doron,
Thero wl'l Ia; ptcrJilt i aerviceat the
Mly rhapal at ' :M Text Sahbato con
dinted h) Ui v. liiith-r.
Tlia raUi wo gra Kivinir on auhacrlption
with tlm Orcyonian la the lieat ever
otreie l In tlm county ami thoao wiMhliia
to lake adrantai;) of It miiht do no In the
near liuuiu at tlii.l rate will not bo made
lairmanetit.
Johnson haa the beet hair cutler In the
city.
Hamlin'M Wir.ird Oil Comany will
cuiiiniciiie a ai ri of high claai enter
Ulniiii nta In the Opera llouw next
Monday night Ot tou-r 3, and wo aanure
our readeia a drat ciaia ahow In every
reaped. Iheyea'-'y iriwl ainjjera and
have aome novel apeclulilea not common
outhecoaat. The price of admiraion ia
only 13 centa, but cheap prieee me not
a alj;n of a chenp aim with this com
pany. Don't fail to a-e them next Mon
day night and bri'ig the ludica and child
ren to a" the funny littU man only 40
lliehea high.
Mop tlmlcoiigul Take wnnilnir. It
nay lead to coiihuiuplioii. A 2.V; bottle
of Shiloh'a Cxite may aave your life.
Sold by Chiiriuan & Co., druggintB, Oru-
gon City.
Send the Kntkhchihk to your friend In
the F.attt and Ihua give him an idea of
what i going on in Clackamas county,
It limy imhico him to locale with un
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THAT no nno rtnritxly can contain the
t'lemeiita nnecMarjr tocuro a!t dlw-tt-i
n, h u fa' t wi 11 knowii to crcryoiio.
I'r. H:ii' V I'y'rm of I:, ittoralvo IUaietflcat
'-'niil.'iia ot Mivcn dii.tliicllvtly dlffcrcut
Lirripurittloiu, e!:-tj tr !'..; ova turntmu.
Mri. I.. V. Ilrnn.ley, ft IIciTjr Ht Ht. Calh
cririfH, Ontario, wrli'-ns "l or yara I auf
fcii.nl from extreme nervoiiHneM and annoy
I iA com. 1 ipul Ion, liuTtloplnii IntopiiijilUuloa
inil wca!. niiidiif tliu Ju-:trt. I w;n unalluto
nlieji, autTi'ni'l much from In aiiucho, pain In
my lift aliln, paljiltalioit unI a constanl
r . !;iii;(.fW"iitri Kminil iirinl-Mlon. Ifc'jan
ii-lnij I'r. WI'iV Ni-rvlrm, Ihmrt Curo and
Ncrvo uiid l-lvor Pilla and tlio Aiitl-l'aiu
V'."n Ut ri llcro ii.lilco puroxyhnm of jiulu
nri'l liewlaclio. I ma f''lt Biucli InipnjVKl
uri'l the puluaaml acliuaamt wchiIih-j li ft
n.o, 1 then took lr. JlikV Itcivratlve
Toiiic and am cow rcHton-d to my fornior
rjooa rieaitti."
Vr. :1!1ch Itnm dl
are rnl'l tiy nil dng
trliiLl undif a nuclllvn
uuurar.u), flmt bottle RinemediesS
txancflta or iiimicv mtM-r '
funded, llook on dla-
mju-aoflho heart and
Hern, free. Adilreta, irjL'JY , jj
du aau 1ILWAI-OU tiktuirt. lud.
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Zl. Health
Itllckleli'fi Ailllcit ,Snlve
The bent Halve III Hie world for Cllti,
flruim-a, Soien, l ieera, Salt lilieiim,
Fever Sorea, Tetter, Chapped hands,
Chilliliiina, Corim, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Plies or no
pay required. It la guaranteed to give
er(ei't aaiiafactimi or money refunded,
For mile by Chai man fc Co., Chanmin
Bros, niock. Price 2,ric.
LADIES...
Our grand display of pat
torn Hats will take place on
Friday und Saturday, Septem
ber 2:? and 21. Better than
last year, is all wo sa'. You
are invited to attend this
special exhibition.
Cklia Goldsmith.
You might as well be safe
in your tea-drinking, and enjoy
it more besides.
Try Schilling's Best your
money back if you don't like it.
GENUINE BARGAIN
Two lotH and peven-room bouse,
hard fininh and of modern style,
alo good woodshed and wash
room. House comparatively new
and in first-class condition. One
of the heat graded bcIiooIb in the
county within a few blocks; good
aidewalk to school and cars.
Frosty situated at Gladstone,
within two blocks of Portland ond
Gladstone cars, 2 cent faro to
Oregon City and 12 J cents to Port
land, lately owned by Charles
Mcsorve. This is a rare chance
to purchase a home cheap. Clear
title given; will be sold for
less than one-half tho cost and on
easy terms to suit buyer. Property
MUST RESOLD.
For further particulars apply to '
T. F. RYAN, Oregon City.
Didn't Worry.
After threo BUixci.sivo failures in a
costly exiHjriment olio of Mr. Edison's
nsHocintea, worn out with the strain,
asked, " W hy don't you worry a little
about it, Mr. Fdiaou?"
"Why should It" replied tho Inven
tor. "You ore worrying enough for
two."
Food Drlualon.
Optiohtu Yea; youseodouble. lean
correct the fault with spectacles.
Pattout Hurry I Maybe it isu't
twins, ufter all I Jewelers' Weekly.
Tho hirgrs-t gold coin iu tho world i
the Il-ltjjdifisovuioisn VtAvv; tho small
est is coined in Persia ami hits a vuluo
of only 4-1 cents
How to l ook tieoil.
Good looks are really more than pkin !
deep, depending entirely on a healthy
condition of all the vital organs. If the i
liver Is inactive, you have a billions look ; j
if your stomach is disordered, you have 1
a dyHKptio look; if your kidneys are af
fected, you have a pinched look. Secure !
good health, and you wiJJ surely have
good looks. "Iflectric Tenors" is a good
Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on
the stomach, liver and kidneys, purifies
tho hlood, cures pimples, blotches and I
boils, and gives a good complexion. )
Sold at Charman A Co. 'a Drug Store. 50 ;
cents per bottle.
Marnbardt and Lutl.
Bnrah Bernhardt recently said to
persistent nowsiatper correspoudent: "J
huve told you everything. Thero is noth
ing that remains for mo to any. You are
tut bud as Monro LotH"
"What on eitrth 1ms Pierre Lotl done
to you?" wns tho answer.
"Oh, simply Umt onco tipnn a time
ho made up hia mind that ho was going
to malm my acuaintaico. Firnt he
wroto me a let tr ex proving his admira
tion for me, mid did mo tho honor of
ilmllcuiiiig a bk to iuo. 1 th.inhod
U UMBRELLAS ' UMBRELLAS UV1BREU.AT
We havo just received our stock of
'Umbrellas from the Factory...
HI LAHBEST
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..IN THIS CITY..
him, Lut I did not invito him to cull on ! M PP.ICES TIT !F: T .OVrT'-T.
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Yi BURMEISTER 8c ANDRESEfJ,
la llml.llil.t Nunnery.
Blr Clniilca (iordon's " Kwollectloru
of Thirty-uloo Y.nrs In the Army"
contains this miecdoto: "Iu IHU'K at
Tieri-tsin, tlio two Gordons, when mak
ing for hospital sites, came tu-rofn a
Jiiiddhist nntiiicry. I-jdto tho warn
ings of one of tho Inmates, who appear
ed in boy s clothes, they entered the
building nod found that the inmuti-s all
wore male clothing. Tho Buddhist
women were greatly shocked at tho in
trusion. " 'Utir regret, says Fir Charles, 'wai
real. Explanation were exchanged. We
wcro Informed that tho community
within adopted irnile costumo as an in
dieittion that they not only renounced
tho world, bnt with it tho emblems nf
their wx. We wore 'received' by the
lady superior, tea and cakua offered tc
and partuktu cf hy ds. Wo were thi-n
permitted to visit tho 'private chapel,'
and finally wo parted from tho re
lijieuhcs on thr- liot r.f lerms. "
THEirORP'-.oH c;rr
UM3RELLAS
UMHmELLA3 U.!3.:nLLA i
THE FIRST OF THE YEAR
Will lie a d'irMe time to enter tho
ew classes will be commenced after the holiday vacation.
For catalogue, address
W. I. STALEY. Salem, Oregon.
SALEM, OREGON
Has an excellent prejaratory school with Normal, Business, Preparatory Classical and Preparatory
Scientific courses and offers the standard College, Classical and Scientific courses.
It l 1 t M
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ExinM-i as una!) as anywhere In the Northwest
where euual educational advantages are afforded.
...Good equipment and facilities. ..
i Fifty-fourth year begins Sept. 1, 1898.
i 8e"d oHnfor'm . . . WILLIS C. HAWLEY, L M , Pres.
1 Palem , Oret'on.
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FOR THE BLOOD
is as necessary as a broom for the house. For in the blood accumulate
the germs of disease which, if not swept away, become manifest in boils,
blotches, sores, ulcers, eruptions, eczema, tetter, and like diseases, that
flay the flesh and scar the skin.
AYE
" Spending Moimjr.
It is im excellent thing to give chil
(Iron ns soon as they arrive at about 13 j
yours, or oven before, a little allowance i
for spending money nud an account j
book, Show them how to keep nu no- j
count of small expenditures and make
it n condition that they do so if theyj
wish to receive thoir allowance There!
is no instruction more uocossary to chil- j
drcu than instruction iu the wise man-'
agomeut of money. Children should lie '
taught early what true economy is nud i
to exuroiso thoir judgment not their j
fancy iu making purchases. A little
instruction now, and experience if uoed
bo, of tho genuine discomforts of extruv-;
ngance may save thorn from much snf-1
fcring in after years. Now York
Ledger. j
In Peking, China, so runuoth the tnlo, I
a mandarin of wealth and taste present-1
od a luminary of the stngo with a pack
of oards undo of humau skin, 400 years
old, and originally oapturod from a pi- j
rate of the most blood curdling sort
OASTOniA. I
MAKES A CLEAN SWEEP
of all diseases that begin in the blood. What other medicines drive in,
Ayer's Sarsaparilla drives out. Where other medicines make a surface
show of health by cleansing the skin, Ayer's Sarsaparilla lays the foun
dation of health by cleansing the blood. It is conceded that
. OF ALL DISEASES
the larger portion have their origin in impure blood. Cleanse the blood
and you cleanse the skin. Foul blood cannot make a fair body. The
shortest way to a sound body, a clear complexion, and a vigorous life, is
to purify the blood with Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
"lean truly say that Ayer's Sarsaparilla saved my life after doctoring for years for
blood poisoning. Not one bit of help in any way, shape, or manner did I receive before,
Dy auvice ot a incna, x took Avers barsaparrila. It made me a new man, and completely
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cured me."
tRRY L. BROWN, 21 Hanover St., Manchester, N. H.
"Last year I was badly troubled with boils which I could not get rid of, until I procured
Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Two bottles relieved me of my tormentors, and they have never
mads their appearance since." B. B. BRADLEY, Danburgh, Ga.
" Five years ago my little boy became blind from the effects of scrofula. Our doctor
failed, to help him.
We began the use of Ayer's Sarsapatilia and two bottles cured him,"
J. L. UUrh.ll , Canes, Ky. !
"After six years' suffering from blood "poisoning, I becan taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
and although I have used only three bottles of this great medicine, the sores have nearly
' all disappeared.'
A. A. MANNING, Houston, Tex.
" I was afflicted with catarrh for a number of years, none of the doctors being able to
help me. When almost hopeless of cure, a friend advised me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
and after using only three bottles, the cure was effected, and to-day I am perfectly healthy.'
JOSEPH MURPHY, 173 Mulberry St., Newark, N. J.
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