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2 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1808 CORRESPONDENCE Mnlino. Mi'u.so.Nov, 14(h. The Mnlino Liter try Society was orvunixiHt on Nov. l'th nd the following oll'icera electa! : Miss Betty, irefMeiit : W. II. Mulvey, vice- president; Magum Mulvey, secretaiy it ml Bain Howard, treasurer. They will give free entertainments every Satur day evening during the winter. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs Teter Sager took them completely by surprise on Satuulay evening last and spent the evening in dancing, games etc. until a late hour. Geo. McCord'a saw mill is about to start up on a bin tie contract for the 8. P Co. The boys of Adkins' logging camp are all wearing standing collars now, cause a new female cook We understand our new school teacher, Miss Patty, is giving good satisfaction. Mrs. Minnie Lindxtrum is visiting her Into OrvgiiB City for the winter. Our loss will be aomcona eluv't (rain. Mrs. D. Penman Sr., received very sad newa last Monday morning from tier daugh ter Mrs. C. Illnton, taxing that her son Pavid w" hadlv hurt by a wagon running over him. lie was iineoncious for some time, and alit a critical condition when the letter was wrliten. The Warner Grange meets every fourth Saturday, and a good time la always had. Ust Grange day they had a chicken din ner, and there were, chickens by the doien Next time will I pumpkin dinner, every' body being exectrl to take something made, out tt n pkins "pumpkins pie' and pumpkin butter. Sous of the 1. R. Portland, Oregon, Oct. 25, 1808, The Oregon Society of Sons of the American Revolution is an organisation composed, of descendants ol ancestors who assisted in establishing American ndependence. Any male descendent of parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning ot tbis 8lK'h n,ftor U eligible to admission into place, Geo. W. Force is on the sick list. We see Prof. Ogle down this way quite often, suppose he has lots of lessons to give. Wm. January of How ard's Flouring for the beet essay written by any studon mill O about to take a portion in a mill in any college, university, normal in Tottland. We are sorry to see him go, school, seminar?, or academv in Oimn - - - O the society. Its objects are purely patriotic and historical. One of them is to stimulate intuiest in the American Revolution and loyalty to its principles, For this purpose the society offers three prises of f-'o, 115 and $10 respectively t but our best wishes go with him. An opening meeting of the P. of il. was held at their hall on Saturday last, it being their twenty-filth anniversary. . Miss Marv Manning, on the sick list for the last week, is improving and will soon be out again, Mrs F. M. Manning just received a dispatch from Lyons, Marion county, that her grandmother, Mrs. Farnsworth, was not expected to live. She has gone to her bedside. Mrs. Farnsworth is an old resident of this county. She came here in 52 and is now nearly 86 years old. Stafford. t-LAFroRD, Uct lo Henry benati was sailing about Sunday with a young lady from Sheridan. on any one of the following three sub jects: I. Oeorue Rogers Clark, and the Winning of the West. Paul Jones, and the Naval War fare of the Revolution. 3. The Financiering of the Revolu lion; Robert Morris, Haym. Solomon and Benjamin Franklin. It is expected that essays will treat of the topics named in the foregoiug sub jects. Individuals are named for the purpose of attracting the attention 0 essayists to the part taken by the individuals in the work which forms the general subject. Essays are limited in length to twenty five hundred words; must be written on It gal cap on one side of the paper in the student's own handwriting, and must be accompanied bv the certificate nf iha r.ot.ce has been posted in tlie poetottice president or princinal of the colWi.t or here that certain young bloods are liable LCademic institution .ttemled ti- rre." ,or n8,D 0Mcene i"gKe author, to the effect that the author is a tne building. bonafide student thereof, ami h.. w Richard Oldenstadt, who recently in attendance therein not less than six moved on to Mr. Adams' place has two weeks during the school year of 18D8-9. plows going the past week. John Gage has sown some timothy. B. F. Weddle is getting along well with his fall woik. Special school meeting held on Satur day afternoon resulted in the election of Peter Larson as director, to fill the va cancy caused by Mr. Myer moving to the metropolis. Sportsmen are not so plentiful here as they have been neither is game. Essays must be forwarded to the chair man of the committee in cbaree, Wallace McCamant, 34 Concord Building, Port land, so as to reach him not later than tebruary lht, 1899. In awarding the prizes the committe will be governed by these three considerations: 1. Historical accuracy. ?. Manner of treatment. 3. Orthography, grammar, syntax and punctuation- Similar prizes were offered by the Miss Dorothy Athey of this place, and society last year, and competition there- Wm. Borland, of Hazelia, will be united for confined to students in the public in the holy bonds of "come weal or and high schools of the come woe, we II stick together were e er we go" on Wednesday, the 10th inst. A ball will be given in the hall of the groom's parents in the evening. We wish the young couple all the joys that could be asked. Generally speaking, fall work is get ting well oyer with and many are worry ing and thinking that winter will never come. The apple crop this season is extremely wormy, showing the neeo. of spraying. G. H. Page and wife, of Neskowin, spent a few days with their daughter, Mrs. Gage, away back from the sea. Geo. Biehle is at home from the Buchgrass country. Hermab Reichle is in Portland. Damascus. Damascus, Nov- 15. Not much of In terest has been happening here of late farmers are all getting their fall work done in fine shape. Mr. J C Elliott and others will give a shooting match November 23. Turkeys, geese and chickens will be shot for, come and try your luck. Mr. Henry Hilleary is preparing to build an addition to his bouse. The Dunkard church bouse is being slowly completed it is much needed and when fixed up in shape will be a struct ure of great use. Mr. M. W. Gardner is kept very busy chopping for his many costomers he al so makes a pure grade of buckwheat flour, give him a trial and be convinced. Mr. Barton is building a large wood shed jor Mr. T. H. Feathers. F. M. Osborne and wife were seen on their way to tha county seat last Mon day. suits obtained were very gratifving to the society, and hitihly creditable to the students competing, This yesr the competition will be limited to students in coIiegiate and acautmic institutions as above named, and no person not student thereof will be eligible to com pete. Any additional information relative to the competition which may be desired will be cheerfully furnished by thechai man 01 me committee, the essay which is awarded the first prize will be published in full, with the name of th author In the public press. Wallace McCamaxt, Chairman, ReNJAMKH I, COH KM, B. B. Bekkma.v, Committee. Uhejfcealth of thejffciir is indicated by is condition. When the rufanl secretions decrease; when the hair becomts dry, splits t the ends and comes out incombing when the gloss disappears and the bairbe comes gray or faded, the ill health of the hair is indicated. The success of AYERTS HAIR VIGOR is due to the fad that it restores the hair-producing org ns to their natural vigor It encourages and 'promotes the secre tions of the hair follicles, And thus gray or faded half regains its original color, new growth begins, and lost lus tre is restored. I bavt umiI lyors 0 air f- mm J?3 forflfun rear, Itrauma t:i hair to keep lt natural c olor anil l i'tit!vecur for t'.UIne." T. U. WEYANT, Wajrant, Pa. The Famous Damascus Sword. It is but seldom Unit a real good specimen of tho Damascus sword can be ohtuincd, for tho art of working aud engraving this kind of stool is dcud. These swords are niado of alternate lay ers of iron and steel, so finely tempered that the blade would bend to the hilt without breaking. The weapons had edges so keen that nocout of mail could resist them and surfaces so highly pol ished that when a Moslem wished to rearrange his turban he used his sword for a looking glass. Luxary. Luxury would not be desired by any of us if we saw clearly the suffering which accompanies it in the world. Luxury is indeed possible in tho future innocent aud exquisite; luxury for all and by the help of all, but luxury at present can only be enjoyed by the ignorant The crudest man living could not sit at his feast did he not sit blind fold. John Rut-kin. , , Too Tirol to Work, MtUnfs'iiiiiuiiB do not want to bo both wwl or improved. They wimt to ho lot alone. They neither wcloomo you when yon come nor spottl you whon you go, They are iudllTiwii. which you do. You nmy pay your bill to the day if you like or leave, it if you lmd rather wait No body will touch a wiln or a valuable If you leave it on your table, but if you lono a jM-nctl or nn eyeglass no one will over find it It is too iiiuoIi trouble. Never hope to have letters forwarded, for you will boo them no nioro, and few registered parcels ewnpo tlioiHt entire. A year ago for wo wintoml there twice I wanted to send a telegram and went to tho priuolpal onion. Malaga is fourth or fifth in importance among SpaniHh towns. The oftloo was only open twice a day fr au hour or two at a time. Not a clerk could sioak any thing bnt Spanish, so I had to go back to tho hotel for tho uitorpr,,,,r t0 trans late my message. When 1 returned with it, I wonted a nolo fur 5 penetiu (francs) changed. All tho clerks at all tho pipnoubolca wero very kind and civil and smoked cigarettes while they looked fitf change. Hut tho whole ofllc could not muster it, so I was left to pay uext time. It is as a life opurt alto gether. Spectator. CUvor. Mrs. Potter Did you see that? Dlxou seized that rocking chair and wus Into it before his wife had a chaitcu to reach it Aud 011 his wedding trip too, Mr. Potter That' just it Thorn's where Dixon is smart Nobody will us poet that he is on his wedding tour, don't yon see? Am! besides, ho gets the chair. Boston Transcript. Ari-Und-r' Wit. As Hansen was Germany s grcatctt master in mathematical astronomy, so was the venernblu Argolundcr in the ob servattotial stile 01 the folonco, savs Professor Simon Ncwromb in Tho At lantic. He was of the an me ago as the newly crowned emperor, and the two were playmates at the time Germany was being overrun by the armies of Na poleon. Ho was held tu love and respect by tho entire generation of young as tngiomers, both Ueruious aud foreign ers, uiouy of whom were proud to huve had him as their preceptor. Among those was Dr. IL A. Gould, who fre quently related a story of the astron omer's wit When with him as a stu dent, be was beardless and had a gmxl head of huir. Returning some years lat er, bo bad become bald, but bad made np for it by huviug full long beard. He entered Argelnnder's study uimn oounced. 1 leastronnmer looked at blni with some surprise, not at first recog nizing bliu. "Do yon not know me, Ilurr lrofeas- or?" The astrouomcr looked more closely. I "Mein Uottl It is Could mlt bis hair s-pck fcrouh." a f a Tho Kind You Huvo Always Nought, mul which has been lu iiho for over SO yvnrs, litis borno tho signature of 1 mid liun been iiuido under his per- yVy- tonal supervision slnco Its Infancy. CvMK Allow 11 n nun in 1aIva vnn In this. All Counterfeit, Imitations and Substitutes nro but Ex periments tlint trlllo with nnd endanger tho health of IniUuts and Children lixperlenco Against Experiment' What is CASTORIA CnstorlA Is a substltuto for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops) nnd Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant, It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worm nnd allays FevcrlMhnes. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Dowels, giving; henlthjr nnd natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA.ALWAYS Boars tho Signature of Si The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. VM 0tTU MHNN, ft ttunti T. StffW tro )fW, DO YOU NEED ANY Doors, Iflis, Gbl I 1 I SBBSaaw 1 1 Mnnlrlinnr HLSS5 MUuMnU Oil OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL? Plenty of money to loan at 8 per cent on long or short time. Apply to O. . Hayes. Weddinx stationery, the latest styles and finest assortment ever brought to Oregon City at the Entsbpbisb office. Ladies, No More Darning. The magic hand loom, made of polished rolled steel. Latest inyention for mending clothing, underwear, table linens or heel and toe in hosiery. A child can work it. Perfect weave, sent postpaid, 25 cents. Greater West adver tising & Novely Co., 1155 Washington street, Oakland Cal. New Era Note. Xew Eka, Xov. 15. .We Iiad quite a frost last night, and it Is very chilly today. The farmers liave been very busy taking advantage of the few dry days. Mrs. David Vennion's brother, Jonah Williams, of Pennsylvania, la making her a visit. W. H. Rider lias Lad his men out improv ing the roads in our vicinity. Terrel Osborne has rented tbs old J. M. Findiey .place and is moving there. Wm. Penman and wife were guests of J). Penman's 8unday. Cbas. McCormack and Miss Laura Rider were in New Era Sunday. Lincoln Waldron and family are moving Acker's Dysprpbla Tablets are sold on a positive guarantee. Cures heart-burn, raising ol the food, distress after eating or any form of dyspepsia. One little tablet gives immediate relief. 25cts. and 50 cts. Geo. A. Harding, agent. YOCMi 3I0THEIW. Croup is the terror of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Cure acts like magic In cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst cases relieved Immediately. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $100. C. G. Huntley, the Druggist. : GO TO : C. H. BESTOW Low Prices. 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