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2 OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 180$. CORRESPONDENCE New Km Notes. Nsw Kra, IVo. 10. We ere having eome very coM weather and It makes the old Webfootere atop around vrttty lively to kerp warm H it was raining lie would like it. The harder it raina the better he likes it. " George Kandall and wife have gone on a visit to their daughter, Mrs. A. Brown. Ueorge Blanchard and family have moved in oar iniJst. Geo. Tenmnn received a telegram from the company that he has been working for near Baker City, telling him that they were netting for him to take hia place in the quarts mill again. That's all right George, there is always a place for a good man. ' So George had to make hia visit short, and started back Tuee d ty. He came down with the intention of spending the holidays with his par ents. Charles McOrniice and his brother, "Fat" were seen in New Era Monday. Miss Lena Fugle is at home for a short stay. Miss Mary Zolley was at home visit ing her parents irunday.laet. There will be a Christmas tree in New Kra, Christmas Eve. A good time is of friends, being liked by all who knew him. The funeral took place at his home on Sutulay at 11 o'clock, conduc ted by Mr. Leaf. His remains were laid to rest at the Clitlside com-tory. J. J. Elttner is helping John It. Taylor with his house. Miss Miller, of Orient, was at Aimes on business f'riilay. Mr. Inlow went to Portland on buni nesa Tuesday. Mrs. Clark Harding, who has been quite ill for the past week ia some bet ter. The Misses Gertie and Mamie Bailey have gone home, after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives. Mr. Wakefield went to Portland on business one day last week. Born, on Thanksgiving.to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Andre, a son. Wm. Bramhall, who had an operation performed at St. Vincent's hospital for appendicitis, is expected home in the near future. John It. Taylor is building a new resi dence. Lloyd Lowe has been quite sick, but is some better. . John Hickman had quite a runaway Sunday evening. expected, so boys bring jour beet girls 4QI don't forget the presents. Kew Era, Pel. 12.-New Era basking in sunshine these days. The mud is drying up and roads are becom i ia so good that it wonld seem useless to have the numerous petitions whit- are now being circulated in this precinct each one praying the county court to ap point some particular friend or sweet heart, road supervisor of this district The literary society of New Era school will give an entertainment and basket social on the evening of January 4th at the new school house. The proceed will be need to purchase an organ for t'je school. All are. invited to attend Mr. R. Bauer, a new arrival from North Dakota has purchased the farm )elonging to Eli Maddock and will take possession at once. Our well known cititen, Barney Frederick ia suffering from a broken collar bone, caused by falling through hia pig pen, striking on his bead and shoulders. He is in a fair way to re cover. Our old friend hit Maddock was a caller during the past week. W. H. Wickham is shipping from three to five cai loads of wood to Port- lind each week, thereby furnishing employment for several men. The Grange and Sunday school are going to have a Christmas tree at the hall In New Era on Christmas Eve, fol 3 j wed by a ball. A general good time is anticipated by all the young, and old people with young hearts. Dover. Dover, Dec. 12. The ground has been r Ytrzen for the past week, and the wind been blowing from the east, bat no snow yet. Mr. Cooper is preparing to bnild their new house to replace the one that was burned. A. J. Kitasmiller had the good fortune to find a bee tree and got quite a lot of honey. J. A. Strow bridge made a flying trip to Bridal Veil last week. The people of this place have been basy butchering hogs the past week, S. E. New, of Eastern Oregon, is vis ing with his daughter and old friends of tais place. He says the Webfoot is good enough for him. J. R. French made a flying trip to Oregon City the other day, J. R. Thorp and W. P. Roberts went to Portland last week. Mrs. F. R. French is visiting with her daughter, Mrs, Ragland,of Fir wood. The school will commence on the 19tb at this place. Borings. Borings, Dec. 14. These celd winter dtys make one think of the comforts of o' a cheery home and a warm stove the a ove in particular. Some fear is enter t lined that wheat will suffer considera ble damage by this cold snap which is unusually severe for this time of the year. Grandma Hickey and her son Frank la't tor the state of Washington eome t me ago. It was thought that a change o: climate would benefit Frank's health. John Bailey started for San Francisco a week ago, from where he will go to Switzerland where his parents reside. Estella Richey is going to school at Sycamore, where she expects to gradu ate in the spring. Warren Forrester, of Eagle Creek, is working for Ole Aemieegger. Several of our young men have been attending the debate at Kelso, and re p jrt very large crowds and an excellent debate. During the revival, 20 persons uuiicd with the church. Highland. Highland, Doc. 11 Cold weather has prevailed for several dava. The ther mometer stood at 20 above aero th morning. The health of the community is ex cellent. There has been no sickness here to amount to anything for man months. G. . Harrington, who has been visiting his brothers, Ed and A I Har rington, leaves Monday morning for Ueppner,on business. Mrs. E. Martin, ol Southern California and Mrs. E. Story, of Oregon City, hav been visiting relatives here the past week. Mrs. Nora Heckart and son, Loyd wno nave oeen visiting relatives in Salem for several weeks are expected home this week. Highland Grange is in a flourishing condition. The members are contem plating building a new hall soon. Bedlaad. Rkdland, Dec. 18 The farmers are jubilant over the fine weather they have been having. Webfoot is all right. It ia nearly Christmas and not a flake of snow yet. Quite an acreage of wheat was sown during the good weather. Mrs. A. Weinhard and daaghter, who were viBiting her parents, returned to their home at Canyon City. F, W. Sprague and wife made a trip to Portland the first of the week. They re port the roads in excellent condition. The people of Redland were treated to an excellent sermon by Rev, Morehouse today. Geo. Spees la preparing to build a new barn, to replace the one that was burned last fall. Wm. Bonner, our new sawmill man has been doing a rustling business this season. G. Snider, of Portland, recently movei into the house belonging to Mr. Shank He will care for the farm. A. Spragne has sold his sheep to L. Fair. Sheep are very scarce in this neighborhood, as most everybody have cold,on account of the cayotes. L. Mosher, who is working on the U snag boat Mathloma, is expected home in a few days. 'the following is a duplicate of the re port rendered by the committee appoint ed to investigate the charges preferred against our pastor : "We, the committee appointed to in vestigate the complaints made against M.D. Morehouse, submit the following re port, that, in our judgment there is no evidence of intentional wrong doing. We believe that be has at times erred in judgment and we call his attention to the high standard of conduct required of Christian minister and warn him against the appearance of all evil." Rev. J. R. Lewis, Chas. Miller, G. HlCl.NBOTHKN, Committee Aimes Items Aimes, Dec. 12 The past few days have tuen very windy and cold. Grandpa Cockelrece died last Friday a'. 2 o'clock, p. m., at the age of 83 years aid 5 months. He was born in North Carolina in 1815, and came across the pains in 1866. He leaves wife and wo children to mourn his loss, also hosts Bpnngwater- Si'kinowater, Dec, 19. The weather the past two weeks was hard on the fall grain but no serious damage was done. Mot of our dried fruit has been marketed. The output for this year from this vicinity is about 60 tons. This could have been made much larger had our people been better prepared to take care of their 'fruit. Several new dryers will be built during the coming year, and Springwater will become the leading fruit-drying locality in the country. Livermore Bros.' new feed mill has ar rived and they are prepared to chop feed for the community in good shape. Their new saw and planing mill will soon be ready for business also. A Lewellen and R. Tucker have com pleted John Albright's new residence. Dr.'W. Wallens, the dentist, has re- j turned to springwater ana manes ms headquarters at Chas. Gray's winter re sort. M for iPOKEISS but extremely gwd for the sufferer from that harassing disease is .Dr. Ayer'8 Cherry Pectoral. No medi cine can compare with this great remedy in the prompt and perma nent aid it gives in all bronchial affections. It stops the cough, soothes the irritated throat, and in duces refreshing sleep. "I had a bronchial trouble of such a per sistant and stubborn character that the duo tor pronounced it incurable with ordinary remedies, but recommended me to try Ayer's Cherry l'vcloial. One bottle cured me." J. C WOODSON, T.M., Foreet Ilil), W. Va. "A short time ago I was taken with a severe attack of bronchitis, and neither phy sicians nor orlin.iry remedies gave ma rvlief. In despair of finding anything to cure mo, 1 bout-tit a bottle if Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Lisa than one bottle entirely cured me." CW). a HUNTER, Altoona, Pa. fliers w7 Cherry Pectoral now put np in half-sizo bottles at half price 50 cents. Smalt Cap." Shatter. Tvpoa 1MII Is nut the only nickname Hint Umiorul Shatter ever enjoyed," sahl hi old nowspnpor iiiiui the other day. "Out In Denver he was known fur yenrs ih 't-'nmll Cup iSlmltor,' and ns, lioin anything hut mm 1 1 tho title calls for an xplmiution. it looms that a biuiiint of louio sort had Ixon given to n lot of army otllcera, nnd among the jjuestswaa Uonural, then Colonel, Shutter. Thoold Denver Tribune printed au account of the n Hair, and a list of those present waa included In the article. "When the proofs were examined be fore the paper waa innite up, it was oh served thai Shatter's iultUls were in lower case typo, aud the proofreader promptly marked them 'small cap.,' meaning that they should be remit In tapiula of a small sir.. The Intelligent oomposltor supposed that the inscription indicated lome military title with which he waa unfamiliar, and instead of mak ing the proper ooneotiou suhatitntud 'Small Cup. Shatter,' and thus It ap peared ou the following morning. "Pecos Dill was mad euough to bite nails when he saw the paper, bnt every body else roiired, and the title stuck to him until the ynrn whs gradually for gotten. It is still rvtmuii bored, however, by plenty of old timers " The school is making preparations (or a Christmas tree with suitable literary exercises. W. J. Lewellen has a fine stock ol holi day goods. Rev. J. E. Snyder ia holding revival services at this p'ace with good atten dance. Much interest ia being mani fested. The Maccabees will give a public In stallatinn ot officers and free entertain ment here on December 30th. Every' body invited. Mtafford. SiArroan, December 19. Mr. Bchul pins, Jr., came out from Oregon City Saturday on bit lather's nice Ally and red saddle. Ed Carpenter has returned from the bunch crass country. School on Saturdays to make op for lost time. A phonograph man gave a performance tn the ball Saturday evening to a very small crowd. ' Mr. Jaster has been hauling straw from the Aden farm, now occupied by Richard OldenstadL Phil. Baker attended the Toedtcrmeier caae at Ilillsboro. Tbeoleld Reicble Is spending a few days with his parents here. He has been lately employed building a house for Herbert turner, near Tigardvllls. Cupid's loving dart will soon pin two pair of hearts together for weal or for woe. In both cases the name of tb fairer will be shortened considerably what a saving of ime and labor that will be all around. OX EVERY BOTTLE. Of Sbiloh's Consumption Cure is this guarantee: "All we aak of yon is to use two thirds of the contents of tbia bottle faithfully, then if you can say you are not benefited return the bottle to your Drug gist and he may refund the price paid." Price 25 eta., 60 cts. and f 1.00. C. O. Huntley, Druggist. TwoPoloted O.aestlona Answered. What is the nse of making a better article than your competitor if you can not get a better price for it ? Ans. As there is no difference in the price the public will buy only the better, so that while our profits may be smaller on a. single sale they will be much greater in the aggregate. How can you get the pablic to know your make Is the best? If both . articles are brought promi nently before the public both are certain to he tried and the public will very quickly pass judgment on them and use only the better one. Tiiis explains the large sale on Cham berlain's Cough Remedy. The people have been using it for years and have Vund that it can always be depended upon, lliey may occasionally take op ith some fashionable noveltv put forth with exaggerated claims, but are certain to return to the one remedy that they kU')W to be reliable, and for coughs, olds and croup there is nothing equal to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For sale by Geo. A. Harding. Smarter Than II Looked. A DoKton broker boasts of rather a bright olllce hoy One of his friends dropping in at the ollico dispute-hud the lud for some ciguta, giving him a ft bill to pay for them. Tho boy returned with four cigars. Thecallcr commended him for purchusin inch good oues, and passed them around. Shortly after the broker was left alouo in tho ollico, wheu the shrewd orvhin handed him six Uigurs with tho remark, " 'Kre'i tho rest of them figure, Mr. Margin." -Uoetou Commercial Utillutiu. lit- llortlrnltar at Home. Expectant rather Well, Is II a tie peachf Excited Nurse No, sir. It's a little pair. Y outers Slutusuiau, A fine parlor organ for sale on easy terms at the Oregon City Auction House. A CT I V B SOLICITOUS WANTKD every here lor "Ilia Hiory of tin ill III pplnea " br Murat ilalsteail. rnnirnts loned by lbs floernnie nt aa Olllclal Ha- torlan to the War lVpurlinent. Tba Umk waa written In army rainpa at Pali Krai clco, on trie I acitlo with General Merrli tn tlie hosmtals at Honolulu. In lion Kim, In th American Irenelira at Manila In Ilia Insurgent ramps with Attuinaldo, on llieilrckol Ilia Ulynuila with llewrv. am in th roar of batll al the fall of Manila. lionaiixa lor agents. Mrlinfu! of oriahia picture taken by government plinln Kraphera on the St. l-are book. I.ow prirea. - Big prottt. freight paid. Credit riven. Drop all truhv tinnltlmal war hooks uumi ire. Aililrve r . 1. narbtr. Bc v Star iniureiir lilds;., CbicaK. rienty of money to loan at 8 per cent on long or short time. Apply to O. E. Hayea. of Groceries. A large and well assorted stock cnoice free Ii urooenes w tilth we ire closing out at the following prices while they last. 1 lib Cana Baking Powder 15c each Worcbestshire Sauce. ...12yC per bottle Pepper Box Blue 2c per box Pearline 3c per package Coin Starch 7c per package Baking Soda 3c per package Sa polio 7c per package Large Bottle Picklea 15c per bottle Choice Raisins 4c per pound Choice Teas 26 and 35c r pound 100-lbSack Stock Salt 40c 50 lb Sack Dairy Salt 35c And all other groceries at the same re duction. CHARMAN & S0N'8 STOCK, Main Street, Oregon City. For Young Men and Young rfomen. There is nothing that will aroose the re of a young man or woman so quick as to have inferior laundry work put off on them. They may dress ever so well, but if their shirt front or shirt waist is muasy their neat appearance ia spoiled. The Troy laundry makes a specialty of adies and gentlemen's fine work. There can be no better work than is done at the Trov. Leave your oiders at Johnson's barber shop. We have made a great reduction on all carpets and matting for the benefit of our holiday trado. Oregon City Auc ion House. Buy your holiday presents and toys at the sacrifice sale of the Charman stock by the Portland Dry Goods Store. Theatrical The Modern Mother, Has found that her little ones are im proved more by the pleasant Syrup of igs, when in need of the laxatiye effect of a gentle remedy, than by any other. Children enjoy it and it benefits them. The true remedy, Syrup of Finn, is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co. only. And Masquerade Cob turnee for Kent and Sale. Country orders promptly attended to. Baruth & Febvef. Huora a8, Marquam Bldg. - - Portland, Or. Ami (l.n.lmmaXnf VftHR. Prof. W. H. Peeks, who makes a specialty of Epilepsy, ties without floutjt treated ana cur ed more cases than any living Physician) hia success Is astonishing;. We have heard of cae (if sa ytais' standing OASTOXIIA. Bears tat -jf Von Haw Aiwart Bought (iwm larire bot tle of his absolute cur, free to any sufferers who may send their V. O. and Express adil res. W advise any one wishing a cure toaddrrsa rrtW. B. nttt. T. P.. 4 Cedar SU Bew Tor S as The Kind You Huvo Always Dotiirht, nnd which lift htm la uao for over 80 yonrs, Una born mo aig-nuuiro vi , mid linn been, iiintlo under in per- jJJJiji ioiml aupcrvUIon alnco lt lufuncjre Allow no one to deceive you In tliln. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Suhatltutca nro but I?x perltuciita that trifle with nnd endnneer tho health of Infant nnd ClitMreu-Kxporlenco ngaluat Experiment.1 What is CASTORIA Coatorla in a substitute for Caator OU, Paregoric, Propn und Sootlitiiir Syrup. It Is Harmless nnd rieuaant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Kareotlo MiibHtaucc. Its niro Is its irunraiitec. It destroy Worm nnd allays FeverlnlineM. It cures Dlarrhiea and "Wind Colic. It relievos Teethlnjr Troubles, cures Couatlpatloii nnd Flatulency. 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