OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1899
COItllESVONJtENCE
Mi li 11.
HHt'HKi., Mar 7-MIa l-onisa Hteiner,
who ban he. n In rurilaml the pl inter
taking inMriicti.il in music, Is horn ajfain.
There na M'lllit'K school In ourchixi
houw Kn.lny tiiKl.i ami the way ottietif !j0, I,.,,,,,,, j rVer)whcr nollit aliln. The I
hmtal and many ami varloii wer the ar
ticle knocked down tr lilt ali'ilx hammer
voice of Mr Wilson or rurilaml.
Mrs. (iihson and family will leave ill
farm for lVrtland this week where they ei- j
peel to niil lor the nrxl dct-ad
Mr. M. I'rittemleti i trililnR a clean j
actuml al Teasel creek. The c( i.lmice of ol-
Ilie Ixivn coinluoinl themselves, I ail it
grace lo Hi neighborhood. Another lesson
ia inc.lrd like on given several rrara ago.
Will llrtlman ami Henry Pieiner left (or
Kastern Oregon last Friday.
A large number or boys ami girl) nt
plea-anl afternoon at Ilia hoina of E. K.
tiuentlirr loday.
Mr. llliiliin ami wife accompanied by (he
Rr. Will rork ami wife, spent Ihearter
nqrni lib Mr. Uluhm't aon August, al
' Clarks.
Kii'il lloriischi.h Iim finished tawing the
wood f ir the school house,
t
An Adrtntlst Iiiine passed thro iga our
ronuminliy lat wk, distributing Ad veil
I at literature.
K. F. Ginther goes lo Oregon Citv lo-
morrow to plant potato- for his father.
K. V. lloruschiik went lo Clark last
week to solicit subscription for road lin
iroveiuent and was tjuite luocesstul.
The Hornvhiiu Hros. V. V. have left for
thru allot led stations throughout the
Willamette Vaiicy. May tnry prove a
blessing to tlirir Hocks.
Mir Ma fhockley, of Highland, spent
today illi her friend Miss Minnie Moetmke.
Mr. 8tuilenian our respected rifnd.lt
making preparations to build near house
tlii summer
Mr. Chrit Hortischuh and wife were
callers at the home E. F. Ouenther (hi
afternoon.
(i. A. i-tiuM, our genial jstinaster went
to church Sunday mghL
The old lleon luniler shed (hatha
ahrlu rrd ti e wra'y traveler living far from
the county seal on many a nvtil ino more,
tvmeevil minded lad wantonly cut It
d i n a short time a,w. They should be ar
res'ed and iven a taste of the law for a few
da 4. I'erlinpj it would give them one I
leson in riviliztdoii aid teach (hem to rev
lct i-ermu.al feln gs as well a personal
property.
school yard no longer hai the appearance
of a corral Where buttered bread, spelling
book leaves and whittling aie thrown
right and Un by thoughtless children
tilad Tidings (good Hewn) will have a
literary and haskel social on Saturday eve
ning of May W when ererylxxly It Invited
to dime and bring a pretty banket filled
with upper for (wo, for the henrllt of torn
hungry iersoii, the aiH-ial ix-cailoii and (he
un II inched church.
Mr Alexander Smith will alart this week
to risil hit relative In Canada, whom he
has not aceii for a quarter centenary, some
ul Alex' friend will rail on him tonight lo
wish him a plraant visit and af return,
s,
mm
(lark Meat.
Cl.RK, May ft.-J. I.eichtaei is hauling
lumtirr for a new house. That rit;h( John
gel the rae ready an I then catch the bird.
Horn, to the air of K, 1.. Kingo, May 7,
a on.
J. J. ttard It waylaying the haiel bruili
near (he tit of tl-e new mill
The young rocal student gathered at A.
lloKamillert and practiced (heir do, ra, me,
la.
I'. Kreuder' delivery wagon wa seen on
our stret ts, the fore part of the week.de.
lirering goixlt to his customer.
Theodore Miexler, who hail been aay
for sometime i visuiug old Iritiult again.
We again see the suiting face of Mow
Kditb Freeman In our midst.
One of our blushing young maidens
wears "all over" her face. Sue says some
of the soldier boys are lo return soon.
Htplr Laue.
Mafle Lixx, May .-Mr. G. H. Hyatt,
of U.i-uti City, ?j ent a prtiin of last week
witli ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Mautx.
1 . L. Kan s. of Iowa, is the guest ol his
sister, Mrs. (jeo. Ciibba.
A family from Msouri have mored Into
the Watkius loi..e.
P .d-e and Honals, are haiilifg ole (o
Orcoii City, for (he K!eciric Light com
pny. Chas. Fortes is riMting a ith relative in
ftlein .
The young men of this vicinity intend or
ganizing a base ball nine S;Kn.
Annul loriv iriemis oi ansa para j'avies i
met at her home Saturday evening, in
boiorof her birthday. Ti e evening as
enj iyshlv passed with games and dancing,
after hu b rrfrehmeuts were served.
Frd Wourni lost a valuable cow last
reck.
Wm. Dixon is on the sick list.
At the school meeting held Friday night,
A. Bnurnian was ele cted director for three
yet.rin place of II. C. Green, who has
moved out ol this district.
PiiH, on May 3, Iloart only child of Mr.
ml Mrs. George Kui.znian, age .2 years
7 ai"ntl. 23 dss. The remains were laid
to rest Friday in the Graheiu cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Km znian have the sympathy
of the entire neighborhood in their loss,
(lie, navine came hire only a short time
from Dakota.
MafTord
Stafi'okp May 8. Backward spring,
grot nd cold. gaMen not in et, grain not
ad r n ii.rpmls mn-tly in the bins, straw
berrii s and apples in full bloom.
H ,iday was ple.tMint and teams were
busy.
G ,:n have sheared their sheep. They
have the largest fiix lc here abouts.
H' t .e China pheasants have batched
thei- first brood.
A iKiiuly, naine Borland, have moved in
to the Jacob Sclmtz house, there are yet
three vacant houses in the neighborhood.
C. F. Folifka is clearing up some ground
to put Into potaloes.
W m. Schatz and family have cleaned up
their large strawberry yard and from present
inductions one would irave in imnietice
crop this season.
Mrs. Sauni is no better, but barely able to
eet tip in bed long enough to eat ber meals.
John Gage has been moving some house
bold gixxls from Oregon City to l'ortland
for his brother-in law J. J.Howard. Mr.
Howard is moving into his homestead in
Waxliinuton, his wile and children will visit
s lew days here before going to their
country borne."
Bcnool closes in district 41 about the last
of tins month.
Deputy Assessor Ulair was canvassing
this past week Asa canvasser we would
recommend him to our rtiids as he caused
most of the property owners to subscribe to
liia honk and Mate how much property tuey
had to Insure payment when due.
l lilltj or Wlnlrs Ttletjruphj.
Lastly, one or two word must be huI
a to the immediate future of the inven
tion. Ther is nooHiextioti that for coin-
luuuicaliou between ships at -, (-tat-t-n
lit;litshia ami lighthouses and the
sl.oie, anJ hi-Ucin ships and coast
,;turd stations there i a w ide Held of
utility 0t'u to it at once. It will eco
nomically rep!it shoit sill. marine
cables in a le instancea. or perhaps be
supplementary to them in rase of break
down. It will enable communication to
be cheaply established to islands and
pUcM where the traffic is not greit
enough to carry the expence of a mill
marine cable, and it will, without doubt,
be adopted in some form in naval and
uiuiiarr operations, it win never re
place entirely telegraphy with w irea, be
cause the use of (lie ion: union wire
secures a privacy not otherwise to le
obtained. From one point of view, the
difference between wireless telegraphy
and telegraphy with wires ia the name us
the difference lietween a HhrJ, or
ox-n letter and a sealed one. The con
tinuous wire ia like the envelop of the
letter. It prevents the diffusion of the
information lieyond certain limit. The
future, however, will slowly unroll the
scope and limitations of this new tele
graphy. Its practical uses are indubi
table, but it ha a wider interest from a
scientific standNint, in that it 0ens up
a visu of faaciiiaiintt speculation as to
the poesible revelation in store for us
concerning the powers) and potencies of
tliH mysterious ether. From ".Scientific
History and Future Ue of Wireless
Teh-graphy," by J. A. Fleming, l'ro
fessorof Klectrical Engineering in Uni
versity College, London, in "North
American Iteview" for May.
Ycur heart heats ever one hun
dred thousand timca each day.
One hundred thousand luppHcsof
good or bad Mood to your brain.
Yhkh la It?
If bad, Impure Mood, then vour
brain ache. You are troubled
with drow siness yet cannot deep.
You ire is tired in the morning
as it night. You have no nerve
power. Your food does you but
llttlO food.
Stimulant, tonics, headache
powders, cannot cure you; but
.asm.
will. It makes the liver, kidneys,
skin and bowels perform their
proper work. It removes all im
purities from the blood. And It
makes the blood rttli la Its life
giving properties.
To Has ton
Rocosory,
You w ill be more rapidly cured
if you ill take a laxative dose ol
Ayer's pills each night. They
arouse the sluggish liver and thus
cure biliousness.
WrK lo on Doctor.
W thm rvrttt.lv rrtr if
toin of Hi ni.Ml tiiiitil pliv.kiattt III
lh t'lillr.l M.I.I. r l(it U U
Mrtltu.iM In luiif .
A.i.it..., i.,u J. c Avrn.
Lu.u, jau.
aturday F.reniut; I'bsl.
Stephen Crane ha written a remark
able abort story entitled, ' (ixl Ket Ye,
Merry (ientlenien." for the Saturday
Evening Tost, of I'liiUdelpbia.
In it the managing editor of the New
York I'M ipse htartxoffhia w ar cofrisK,nd
ent "Li'tle Nell," with the cablegram:
"Take tug. io llml Cerveta's llc-t."
"Little Nell" start out ou the Johns-. u,
"a harbor tug wi'h no aichitt-ctuiat i..
leiitiou of parading the high m-us,"
wondering how, if he find (hu cruier,
he is going "f lo-e (liein again."
Hi tetuarkable exK-rieiu-e on the
JohiiMon and t Santiago, when- "he
Like his mackintosh and invades Cuba"
ami learns that "tht emphatic time of
history H not the eniphatic time id
(be common man, who, throughout the
changing ol nation, feels an itch on In
shin, a pain in his bead, hunger, thirst."
are told in the I'ost of My tl.
Oun'l Worrr ! ,r,
To thiwe who urn ever slghlnx for
chiilice to better f hi'llisclvea 1 would
a. iv ICcrtl Volir eve lilH'll for l'PIirl II-
nitii. mid If you iiiive ntiy nhllit lea the
I time will iilgmst nut fly com" when ymi
I en ii display them Hut do not wcrry
ami fret ntid fiimu over your work, do
i not lu'ln-vii yoiiwii ininlii for l'ttir
j thing mid spend your Hum rebelling
Hgnllist your lot inslcini iniiKo me
hi st of the sltiiiitli u nml go lilu-iid I'll
roiirHge In yourself ion luihlt of rend
ing m tint tly from nun Ixxik to an
other. Imt try to fiiinllliirlso yourself
with what la elevating mid n lliilng In
llteniture. It ia uot the mi mlK-r of
Issik you remL but Imw you read
them, that helps you. (lood Umk are
the best friend thut you cull liuvn, and
the lxtit u that you can uiiiku of your
spare liioincnt will Ins to end them
w ith these safe and silent counselor.
Let liidiiNlry. adaptability ami cheer
fulneea i hurui tcrizo your work, mid
then soinclmdy will any to you. "Well
done, thou gi"l ainl faithful at-rviint.'
And you will f ci I your reward In the
knowledge that yon huve done your
tn-st and that ymir clTort ImveU-eu ap
priH luted Eluiira Telegram
She f oaebr " lluilun.
The empress of llerumny Is an ac
complished photngrnplii-r and while ou
her recent trip to the Holy Mini tie
! voted intii h time to lierfavorltn amuse-
ineiit Sluce In-r return she ha given
: iermlMiiou for a tiniiiN-r of the tnoet
) beautiful photograpli taken there and
1 during the Journey to be published In
j the form of au alluin.' which will be
put on sftlv). the proceed to be duvotud
to charity
i
Tb llualneaa of m ThraUr.
A proeprrmia tlnnti-r in the city ft
New York inny in a favorable eann
do a business tif tnore tlinn ('.'.'lO.iiOD
and kit-p In employ ineiit ISO x-rtiti
; Tin ro lire iil thniti r. im-luding the va
! rirty boiisi-a. in in live tiH-riitioii in the
loroiighs i f M.iiiluitt.in nml the l'.ruiiJ.
' while the U-roiih of Tris klyn add a
ix-ore or nmre Every thing which nftit t
. btisiin-s in in rl illicit the theut r
; luitueiliut. ly
; A tnuii will reduce hi cx;'tid!tun-
for ticket to place of niiiiiseiiient long
Ix-fnre he think of rutting down hi
supply of clgiir. for the -ignr belongs
1 to that clus tif luxiirii- whiih subtly
lat-iitiio Iiih t-xsvirie. w hile the theater
' habit, aa any idn rvmit iniimigi-r will
tell yon. risjuirea tinst..iit cultivation
. The niMiingi tiieiit of a thi-iiti-r i tln-re-1
fore an occupation retpuiritig busiiu-
sngncity in a greater degree than It
rail fur artl-tic tasto. W. J Hi nder
sou in Scribin-r'a
. . i.f.Hiitl wlilrll linat lieen
Tlirt lCliltl Ylt llltVO AlWIlja M"i -
iu ,a " for Z It ( yr., I.M l"'".o Jba "t,.rr, of
V SfJr- itwl aiiiMnlalt.n lmo lt liiftmry,
(JiUcJUtC Allw no ono lo .Wclv yu hi tills.
All I'ounlrrfrll-. ImlUlkm nt Hl-lUtr ursj but i:
What is CASTOR I A
Cuatorl.. I mil-lltt tor Cwtor Oil. 1 W.rlc, Drop,
amituhu iieltlHr Opium, Mt.r,,l.l..o nor ollirr Njrn.il,
nn.1 nil,.,. lWcrUlmcas. It curr. OUrrl..... V n
folio. It rrllfvr- Trrtlil.ikT TruiiWr, .Mirr ( oii.l imtt.m
o.iil nutulfiif,. It tvuliiillut.- tl. r.HHl. rrultttr. tb,
Momml. nml liowrl-. jrMi'if
Tlio ChlUnW ruuiMrrt-Tlio Mother trlfiirt.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWA"
Bears the Signaturo of
Tlie Kind You Have Always Bougl
In Uso For Over 30 Ycar3.
Mf Maliwl .
?! M'
I rroud of Hrr Work.
He liNikiil w ith forced ailiuiratlon at
the slipju r- forced Ix tuuso ha aln-udy
hud half a foen j nirn
"Yon don't iin-at) to till me that
they are all your own work? What a
talented little wife Cm going tolmvel"
i And she smiled, though the plain
j truth was thut she had txiught the up
! per, puid a Hum to sole tin in and thi n
iiliitiugt-d to sew the livv on t ruiki-d
after hi r liiotln-r hud made tlu-lii Vet
she va vtry 1 mud ntid milly wonder
1 cd how she had liiuiiagiil to accomplish
1 so i.-iuch. Ii tmit Joiirnul
ll-m to find Out.
Mulalla
Molai.la, May 8. This section has raised
about $13i) more than our apportionment
toward the improvement of the Oregon City
road North of Mtilino.
The state of the weather is not very in
cotirsging to many that have not their lurid
plowed for their spring seeding.
Prof. Dofran died at bis Molalla borne
last Wednesday and was buried at the
Adam's cemetery on the followingvlay ; de
ceased was a painter by trade and a prol
fessor of band music.
Dr. Iavilt is having a new fence built
about his residence, which adds to the on
weeping tide of evidence of prosperity.
The public sale of H. T. Gibson's was
well attended by the adjoining neighbor-
S. renty-flfth Aniiitersurr.
The American Sunday .School Union
whose hea'l'juarteis are in rhiladclphid
with Morris K. Jest-up, of ?"ew York as
president will on the 25' h of next May
celebrate ite Keventy-fiftli anniversary,
in Philadelphia. A special committee
arrangements has been appointed, Clark
son Clothier, chairman, William II
Wanamaker, William C. Stoever, II. C.
Gara of Philadelphia, Robert T. B
Katon and John N. Beach, of New York,
with J. M. Andrews as secretary and
Elmer 15. Ktevenson, of Iowa as assist
ant lo the chairman.
The Academy of Music, one of the
largest auditoriums of the city, hs
already been secured for the meetings.
Many leading speakers of the countrv
are to be here and representatives of the
Union from all parts of the United States
will be present. No pains will be
spared to make this one of the greatest
gatherings of the kind ever held in this
conntry.
This is the oldest and largest Sunday
School MisBionary Society in America,
having for its field of operations the
whole United States and has oigani.ei
over one hundred thousand humlav
schools during ii h seventy-live years oi
work.
I consider it not only a pleasure but a
du'y I owe to my neighbors to tell abou'
the wonderful cure effected in my case
by the timely use of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
I was taken very badly with (lux and
procured a bottle of this remedy. A few
doses of it effected a permanent cure. I
take pleasure in recommending it to
others suffering fiom that dreadful dis
ease. J. W. Lykch, Dorr, W. Va. Thia
remedy is sold by G. A. Harding Drug
gist. Call and see my new chainn-butt har
ness. It is just what you want Get
prices before buying elaswhere. Jacob
Scbatz.
Ilia Life Wo 5avrd.
Mr. J. K. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal, Mo., lately had awondi-rfil
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling of it he say: "I was tnken with
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia.
My lunus became hardened. I was so
weak I coiihleot even sit up in bed.
Nothing belK;d me. I expi-cted to soon
di of Consumption, when I he.ird of Dr.
King's New Discovery, One bottle yave
great relief. I continued to use it, and
now am well and strong, I can't say too
much in its praise." This marvellous
miiJicinu is the surest flnd quickcht cure
in the world for all Throat and Lung
Trouble. Regular sizes 60 cent and
$101) Trial bottles free at Geo. A.
Harding's Drug Store; every bottle
guaranteed.
Some of the results of neglected dys
peptic conditions of the stomach are
cancer, consumption, heart disease and
epilepsy. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure pre
vents all this by effecting a quick cure in
all cases of dyspepsia.
GkO. A. II AltlllSO.
Ily allowing the accumulations in the
bowels to remain, the entire system is
poisoned. DeWltt's Little Karly Riner
regulate the bowels. Try Ihi ui and you
will always use them.
Gko. A. Hahdino.
HII a hot ilc or i-oiniiioii t;!tis with
your water and let il stand twenty four
hours : a M-diiiieiit or settling iinlii-ati-fl
an unhealthy condition of the kidneys;
if it slain your linen it i evi-lence of
kidney trouble; too freUent ile-ire lo
pass it or pain in the bark i also con
vincing prool lint thu kidney and blad
der urn on' ol order.
WHAT TO DO.
There i coin foil In the kliowleiln so
ofren expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's
Hwfltnp. Rout, thu great kidney remedy
fullill every wish in ciiriiitf the iim.itim,
piMii in the b.i' k, kidneys, liver, blad
der and every part of the urinary pas
sag". It correct in ibility to huh! water
and scalding pain in passing it, or bud
effects following n-e of lupior, wine or
beer, and overcome llml unpleasant
necessity of being compelled logo often
during the tlay, and to get up many
times during the night. The mild and
the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Hoot
is soon re ilizcl. It stand the highest
for its won Icrtul cure of the most i
tressljii case. If you need a medicine
yon should have the best. AtdrugiNls
fifty cent or one dollar.
You may have a sample hot Ilc nud a
book Unit tells more about it, both sent
absolutely free by mail, if you s"iiil your
addiess to Dr. Kilmer A Co., !!iiglium
ton, N. Y. When wilting be sum and
mention that you rend tlit generous
off-r in the O-egon ('ily Kriterprisn.
MITCHELL WAGOEP
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