OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, AllfiUST
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COKRESim'DENCE
Bur inn-
IIoMIMin, .Aug. Our nioio tlx
lu'avrna have hern coviiii rloii.ls
Mattor Sidney Frits'ior Its rtttirntd
lioin from visiting I i t sister, Mri. O,
M.Shldler, of Salmon.
MImi S.iilin 1 1 . 1 r f ) y ha. btMn staying
will) Mm. Tiny TitT.
At the tiiiit of this writing there Is a
ml lb rsrlli hs U-en smtkt'd will) llit gnl prospect of mum flour weather
contents tl.. ieol, and th f-rt.M-ra have l?u,kWrie. r mkc in this enter
put on grave fairs and say "If the iin ' )riinh' village.
rout in ins e will I in a deploiahlpi .
con.liu.in." Th win'! ami .ts that j IMvrr.
have hien t-iil ate f roiit inc quite bad. IVykr, Aug. 21' The lain still con-
The net westm r will hurt the grain but ' tinues, it nil the farmer are Wgtuning
nuke li e potato crop I fili'r.
II. It. linker, f.K morly oK'banute.Kan.
but reiTiiily of Ka'nii, New Mexifo, ha
been visiting It is in, do nj aunt, Mr.
and Mr. W. II. lioilng during the past
Week.
W. T. Welt-h and Mr. White of Salem
came down to Mr. Welch' place fatur
Jar. Mr. White tiaa rented the place,
and ill move on to it soon. Mr. White
will help our ecl.ix.il out.
T. I'tik-er Muriii't! home from Five
Island. here he has hcvn at oik this
ummer.
Some of the young folks went to a
ilanoe at KeNo Isst Wednesday eve tiing.
P. V1"'1 jnU bit evenings Ram.
biing.
V in. Headerman has purchased a new
wheel and sprint on Main street.
We mould think it would tie a pood
pla.i for ome young men to have light
placed on stumps in the road so they
roald see the stumps of d.iik nights,
The bad weather is bringing the berry
p.ckera home.
Jud Iridge serins to have its charms,
don't it Ole.
Ed. U tiger is working for Mr. Ed.
CYi'er.
Hd VifW
Hood View. Several young men in
the vicinity of Graeme sre violating the
laws of Oregon by bunting and killing
half grown game. The law should be
enforced and why don't the game warden
enforce iiT
Leo Harm? alio was among the Grid
to answer the national call (or volun
teers is home from the rhilippioes.
Mr. T. Geer and wife, of Modesto,
Cl. are visiting Mrs. (Jeer's father, I.
luton,
" The dance at Roberts Saturday even
ing aas largely attended and a very
ideasaut time was the result.
C, T Toote and wife returned last
week from an extended trio through the
et.
The rains have delayed harvesting and
threshing, ti e yrain that is in the shock
is bidly damaged ani if the rainy
weather continues a few days more the
grain will be a total lose.
Ex-volunteer Jaij er Weston was given
a reception at Sherwood on his return, a
larne ciowd ws present, and the hero ol
Malat on was given a royal welcome.
The dance given In honor of Miss
Maggie Baker's birthday Friday evening
was largely attended and a jovial even
ing wai spent.
Stafford
Stafpobd, August 21. A rainy, wet
harvest. Some grain growing in the
shock. No stacking or threshing done
Grain that was quite green when rains
set in has ripened right along.
Weisaenborn is building a new chicken
house. lie ill clean up and fit up bis
old one for a granary.
Bandies of grain that are down should
be reset as they sprout faster while lay
ing on the ground.
Much krout has been made the past
week, the rains were causing the cab
bages to bieak open, and to slice them
teemed the only way to save them.
John Gage split his left thumb wide
open last week by tailing on a sickle
with which he was mowing in the yard
Since the accident be has been one
banded.
look to your wheat straw that is
standing, isn't it rusty?
John b'chatz has gone up near Sheri
dan to work in the grain fields, pitching
bundles.
Wrh. Jaster is home.be has been off
to work since spring.
John iloBer is cleaning bis barn yard
Mend your old sacks, or buy new ones
is facing the farmer now.
Hank Schatz has erected a grand stand
north of bin barn.
Don Gage was ont from Portland Sunday.
about their grit in that is
to lee I uneasy
down.
James l'agh is going to Pleasant Home
today on Iuimiioss.
J. G. Robertson was out from Port
land on his bike to see his claim.
Quite a numWr of people from Port
bind are here fishing and bunting and
are stopping at Mr. Kitismtllcr's,
Mis Ella Nelson is home staying s few
days.
J. A. Stiow bridge's new barn will Im
prove the appearance of IViyer.
F. R. French baa returned from Cali
fornia, where be has been spending the
summer.
Mis. Ira Cooper bad the misfortune to
break the axle of her wagon while re
turning from l'ortland.
Joseph iVShster got tired of seeing
his binder sitting in ttie rain so he
hauled it under a shed for the winter or
until it stops raining.
tuple Ian-
M.i ell L.isx, Aug. 2:1. Mr. and Mrs.
W. II. Blood, of Carlton, are visiting
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Btayton.
Frank Dixon, of WoodburU, is the
guest of J. C. Dion.
Mrs. D. K. Hughes and daughter,
F.dythe, of l'ortland, visited at Thos.
Davies last week.
Mrs. J. M. Hamilton was called to
Washington last week on account of the
illness of her lather.
The rain has done extensive damage
to the grain in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Myers spent Pun
day with relatives at KeJland.
Mrs. E. Bailey, of Portland, was a
guest at the home of II. Bailey, Satur
day and Sunday.
Mrs. J. It. lavis and Miss Mary Davis
;?ent the latter part of the week at Mo
lalla. Ira Wishart, of Oregon City, Spent
Sunday with friends at this place.
W. 0. Dickerson and family returned
home Monday after a three wetks' ab
sence in the mountains.
Miss Lotta Kerrigan, of Portland, Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Swallow.
rain.
Chsrryvill.
CiiEKRYviLLB, Aug. 19. Mr. and Mrs.
Baty made a flying visit to Portland to
Portland to vioit their relatives and also
to welcome their son home from Manila.
C. E. Baty has returned home from
Tortlatid w here he has been working for
several months.
Miss Leon ft Shank w as the guest of
Mins Alpha Ware Thursday.
M. frasier is cntting hie grain.
Miss L. Kearney is the guest of Mrs.
Lizzie Shank.
8. Onborn has returnad to the Bridal
Veil logging camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Beebe made a visit to
Portland this week.
B. Tapp and N. 8. Endersby have re-
Lofan.
Log ax AfortT 20. More
The farmers of this community report
lots of grain sprouting in the shock on
account of the rain.
Services will be held every second and
fourth Sundav at the Baptist church,
the KeV. Mr. Morehouse otOciating.
Miss Alice Nelson is at home visiting
her mother Mrs. Swales.
Mrs. CorlefH starts for Tillamook next
Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs
Wells.
Lots of the young people of Logan, are
making preparation for hop picking
The Curlers mill has been undergoing
repairs for the last week is now in run
ning order again.
YB'VffUB'
TUWNfi
GRAY?.
w'bat does your mirror aayP
Docs it tell you of some litilo
trc of gray? Are you
pleased? Do your friend of
tlio same see ahow thia loss
of power also?
Just remember that Rrsy
hair never become darker
without h:tp, tiilo dark hair
rapidly become eray when
Bonce the change begins. H
Jnat Whit! ' Wanlt,
It Is related of a Hibernian pnrndo
III Chlcopee Unit one of the ollb'fl
of the tiny twlephoiii'd nil order I it
llolyoko alulilo for 15 white homes for
the use of itmrtlmlit. nliht, etc The
liverymen filled the order, but It aoiuo
what taxed their resource to Ibid
tunny while horses. Judge of their
surprise a tiny bef rt the pantile to re
ceive mi order for live mure while
liorsca.
The liverymen ilenl itilti extensively
In horse nnd hud but (hut dtiy receiv
ed a foiisltftimeiil of young and un
tried niilumU. t'oliseillenlly tliey were
tloilhtflll ahollt aeiidlug Itliy of them
to lake part In the Minnie. They aent
word lo I'hlcopeo (hut It would lm
INissllilo lo till the atvolid order, B
they had "nothing but green liorsea on
lumd."
lustainly buck enme word, "We'll
tnke the green hoiHea - all you've
got." Sprlngtleld lloliieslend.
AWtD BY THE AUTHORS.
&
will bring bick to your hair
the color of youth. It never
fail. It is just as sure as
that heat melts snow, or that
water quenches tire.
It clcames the scalp slio
and prevcnti the formation of
dandruff, li feeds and nour
ishes the bulbs of the hair
making them produce a luxu
riant growth. It tiops the
hair from falling out and gives
a fine soft finmu to the hair
as well.
W hsr a beet m the flir n4
Snip ahM-b ?oa bay obui Ira
IliMin rvU,t.
U fa do aul ohula sll the belMSts
Tn, aipOTtvri from the a.e or Ibe
Via'i " h ll "' it
all
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KEAL EMTATE TRANSFEIW.
ParnUhrd Erery Week by the (larks
dis Abstract k Trust Company.
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Adrf rtled by Our Friend-).
The following extract is taken from
the Weekly Republican published at
Trenton, Missouri, and is a fair sample
of the wide spread advertising this state
is getting as a result ot the visit of the
National Editorial Association.
"Oregon City, sixteen miles up the
Willamette, the first capital of Oregon,
contains one of the oldest Land Offices
in the United States.. Willamette Falls,
one of the world's great water powers, is
here. Oregon Uity flouring mills can
grind more than a million bushels of
wheat a year and their flour is in the
markets of Eastern Asia. About 50,000,
000 tons of wrapping paper are shipped
from that place yearly. It is manufac
tured from cottonwood, white fir and
spruce and requires millions of feet of
lumber. The Electric plant that lights
the city of Portland is located here and
this city is one of Oregon's historical
towns."
Letter List.
The following is the list of hitters re
maining in the poHtoflice at Oregon City,
Oregon, on Aug. 24, 1899:
MKN'S 1.1HT.
TliosO Green Bchuiidt, J
Hogne, A Walton, J I)
Morgan, II Williams, WA
Williams, Kobt.
WOMBN8' MHT.
Baker, Julia Onthrie, Janne
Kdlenian, M . Thomas, Nettie H
Fisher Emma-2 McLaughlin, Mattie-3
GEO. F. HOKTON. P M.
Parties that have promised to deliver
wood to the Enterprise must do so by
the middle of Sept. or we shall have
these accounts settled in cash. If we
cannot get wood at the proper time we
do not want it. Parties knowing that
they have arrangements for delivering
wood will please see to it.
T P Kand tll to T F Ryan part of
lots 1. 2. blk 130, lots 3, 4, part of
5, C, blk 12J, lot 1,2, blk 13, OC
lots 17 blk 3, Ml Pleasant, also
acres S N Vance claim, t 3 s
r 2 e 13000
F E Oisen to M A North, blk 3 Mil-
waukie -i.it
W J Robinson to 8 T F.dmlnston,
pt of ol.GO acres see 10, t 3 a, r
1 w
Bolton Land Co lo V II Boerner,
lots 1,2, 3, blk 30, Bolton
L Townsend to J S Smith, los 1, 2,
blk f. Parkerhiil ...
M K Brotton lo U S Smith, ne'i' of
ne'i sec 29, t 2 s, r 4 e
C M Kamsby to J S Smith, lot ,
blk 13, Barlows 400
O It Mack to Clackamas comity, '
acre sec 33, t 3 s, r 1 e 1
O li Mack to O W Bntlerfield, M
acres sec 33, 1 1 s, r 3 e 2 00
W O Mack to O R Mack ?4' of sec
23, 1 1 s, r 3e to"
J G Porter to A Zimmerman, sw'4'
blk H8 Oregon City
II A Vorpahl to E J Saunders, lot 2
e of 3, 10, Can by
A Sechlein to F Fechtem of .'
of ei of se.'a sec 9 and 8,'of wj'
ofsw'' sec 10, t 4 s, r3e; f0
acres sec 34, 1 1 s, r 2 e and sec 3, t
2, r 2 e.:
J Imel to A Iinel, 4 00 acres in E
Fisher claim, 1 2 s, r 2 e
The Astoria Co to U 8 bw,1 sec 24,
n'A of nw,1, sw" of nw, nwj
of Bwf sec 25, lots 3, 4, t
ol te'i sec 23, 1 3 s, H e A of C
State to the Astoria Co, same as
above
0 4 C R R to 8 T Edmiaton, ne
of sej' sec 1U, 1 3 s, r 1 w
THE CLACKAMAS ABSTRACT
TRUST CO. are the owners of the copy
right to the Thorne system of abstract
indexes, for Clackamas county, and have
the only complete set of abstracts in the
County, can furnish Information as to
title to land at once, on application.
Loans, Investments, real estate, abstract!
tc. Office over Bank of Oregon City
Call and investigate. Address box 377
Oregon City Oregon.
flat fir ssil llv Mr. William
lltrr Ilia Tliwldllr.
Some day perhaps Jcu Lynch Wil
li" in s inny follow Ul hook of tiewspn
per sloth s w Ith some sketches of lung
It r. I IK' olllce life. He has tmd clpeil
nut, and he can w rlto them.
Here Is one of them:
'When I tlrst went lo Scrlbner's
M.igiulne," be mid. "I Mil a walking
luti rrogutloti Mltit. The editor w ould
toss a letter Mcrois (lie til Me just like
common plive of paper, saying:
Here's a b iter from Kipling. It all
right.' It might as well have been n
note from hU tailor.
"I stood by nnd shlrerl at the sac
rilege. And the typewriter! They
would pound out letter to Meredith.
Stockton, James, Howt-lU nnd kip
Hug Just a th'-y might have ih.no to
inc. without changing a feature or
missing a punctuation innrk, and I
marveled at their nerve. One day a
stout, middle agi-d innu brushed by in-'
lu the olllce. We beggitl each other'
nrdou.
" 'Hold on a minute,' called the oil
tor. 'I wnnt to apeak to you. HowelU.'
" 'I tluit HowelUr I Baked the office
Ny.
- 'Sure.'
'Mr. How-ellar
- 'Ye.'
"'Mr. W. D. IlowelUf
" 'Cert'
"Mr. William Ivso llowellr
"The Mine.
"And I softly caressed the sh-eve that
the novelist bad brushed against a If
It had been tourh.il by a snlnt. nut
after awhile the feellug of awe wore
off. We ileal In author. Thai our
business." Philadelphia Saturday
Eieulng Post.
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lii live SliiuuuJtf nisllwvtvu it
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HcnntvlI-'MUW.iinnriiiwj-Ol'BIIH.Mon'nl'
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Nor Naiicotic.
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Aixnfccf lUmnly fnrrpntlipA
linn, Sour 5totuuh.li.iiit-a
Wnntui jCoimilNWiis .1 trrh
tu'ss oihI LossorSLitr
Jac 5inuW Sii"!ur ot
NEW YOIIIC'.
rTf.'.f jtt
j Forlnfantiinnd Chlldrcrv
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Boars tlio
Sigiiaturo
of
ixact cowr cr.vAPtiM
AM
ftj Kiif
You Havt
Always Bought.
CASTORU
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HIKER II
Known as tho Wobble Roar.
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A mother's
Was
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600
Doty
U In r 1(1 ll llt hrr
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li.' lo l.nu.ol llirlr
lii-ails Iruularlr ihmt
. Ill Mih lit.
S'slli--. feller Ihr hair
If thorrairhlr ilrjr, n.irn- mil. I. Iirnlih sltlna
funic lioul.l ! a I..1 Ui llc a. ali Ui ahl
liatun- In rri-nllna the Lit xll.r irnmlli
tlu!llt..ntiljrn.l..r..t. lu'lnm., Ixallli) hslr
Hid tn.t liiiirlaiil li-auirr In ll mkcMit
ol Unii'l'iil tti.mi-n ami Iisii.U.h.o mm
For mora tlmu tllu-vn yian. Hie
7
Sutherland Sisters'
Scalp Cleaner
has itnral si the a-l r( all hnmr'nauhet,
while Uis " II si a (imiwrs" has Utn niisl
Ijr iiirmsful In lis rlTurts In hturti il.o
Injuml K-nlp ami ahmat llft-li-M lislr lo
their original hralthfuliins.
SOLO SV lKI'IMJITS.
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pAKMEKS . . .
Your team will have the l'Ht
of caro and
Full Measure of Feed
At the
City Stablen.
W.H. YOUNC, Prop.,
W. H. Cook
Ill wvik i '''.'..s.x
I i;(srnlnr ad i li d ( if I'lit'ing iiioiig stuiii.s, s'oiu-s r-tr , and ' f-5-'
'gn.iiiiil I' r r.n It.. ii-.r. i. r-k'l. .r t'Ml I" si HuoHoii with lh kl l'
mot,,,,,, "no OTHER MACHINE CAN DO rHIS."
lile. the m-I ll.lil-llnn i.f ,y ., ,,r I, ,. . I lIF tkn
ll.r K.inr K.r.l l!,! ,r Innki I'p III I li , I . , ati.uU fell lis!tu' f" '
rraisisnrr In ll.r hsiiirsl lh. nl n r t"i in i. a. .:, r hii.ilil ! fi".',,'
1 1 1 -". IIHilllll of .,rr lilw-s'V In rl.-v lr I , .'isliv
The rci-i'iilrir ,'im krl )n. mi I . . .. I , r a In. I an'i Im tt SMm1 i ,r
hurl sIm.ri-s nit id nllin, l.t I. f I i Imli, ui I. g t.rr he I r
hini.lle la l.rli.K i-iiiii.rrt.. Iir l m,. .iw,.r.. .-He. i,l, i.er rrnl liuur I"""" 1
Hue I.,. i lrl, ,,,,, H,,r . .,r,t,.., ,,.. hf .,1 ll, I. imi. ll sti '
CII AMliliN IH.NDKU llir H.- .1 .M, I ..i .l..-n tt ,. ,r 1H lli II
Yon cniiniit afTord to buy" a Mum r tr llitxler until liu "f j"
vi in i l ' i .
SKM) KOHTKSTIMONIAI. imoK nml xee what xUUtmf
Orison ami WnsliiiliiM who am uhihk tin in say about tin tu. T
would not usi) niiothiT makn after usit the "CIIAMI'ION."
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
First and Taylor Strcots Portland, OW
ftiiccsfr to
Livery Riga on Short Notice.
Telephone No. 42.
That Throbbing Ileuduclie.
Would quickly leave you, if you usnd
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sutlers have proved thoir matchless
merit for sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health, Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back
if not cured. Sold by Geo. A. Harding.
Hop tickets printed by this olllce will
wear for years we use only the bent
material and charge no mote than yon
pay for inferior cardH.
OASTOnlA.
Bears ths u M 'lwM BOUgflt
i:lMlllhed IstCJ.
C. I. Gf
mm
PIONEER
Trangfep and .Epfe,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
.i:ni:K.ti. in. t kiii i if
H'ork lono roiitilly ami
at r-iionul,l prlt'csj
BARLOW, OREGON
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Do You Need "y
Doors, Windows. Glass. Moulding $
Or Othor Bulldlns Maloilnl.
--C.H. Bestow & Co.
Corner nth nml Mnln St. Orrgon City, Onfjon.
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