Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, September 22, 1899, Page 3, Image 3

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OREGON
CITY ENTERPRISE
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FRIDAY, SE1TEMUKR 22, 1899
personal Mention
C. A. U"vi
iluwii from Harlow
N"t Hiinday I, ,.,
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I "K'tUr ,,v,n, . , , m 1 "
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(,. H. I- ',IM'1 "' """",,'l " 1,1 1 collared Y hia .-r.-.jitor.
,p J,illi"- i
K, Hilikl'f vlaiied l'lt raliu
;,, A'laln " vilior frm (nty
jjJnT,"f ''v '"turned
il.. A. V. 1 liener waa a viauor 10
,i,,if i n1''"' Tueday.
,nll'ik a represented In
,fo,Mir !)' M- AU.uth.
jl (j. K, liars paed Ihawrrk
uiH( with li"""1 I" tl J.
pr.J. J. I-""'". MoUII' pu'ar
j,uia l Uirliy Wednesday,
V K. l"i returned from Km ill, Or.,
I I I...... f... lllltM lilBl
OJ (-iiiiUi l Miir!jr for Cor-
slirl I"" " C.
Jtai' ' '"'i 'n '"'" MoUII
e)wla lo)i"K ln " Ull,
pj. JtiM. A. Miller wenl ti ft lu Maletn
jaJt' I" apriid 1JS al !
1U C. It. II.kjio ud family visited
4ni pnrl dara ihi week going u
1.J.T-
Irttuf il"7 allud th O. A.
llfurtalli I"'"'- H Weill Up
Mp lUirlay down from Wood
i M nla railing on I. it Oregon lily
,dU.
I J Htll, in from lit !!
Bit Trawl Clerk Tueeday on buae
CtiMlrf K-akn lull Ual Jlllajr l..r
m;:n lirm da all) llmiit Ida rol-
1) Piottiaa ml ( lia. I.txf rr
Irfjinin frfroiUIIt In llt ttlj
iu.rr.
Cunj ("Ink I linr I 'Hon nl tnwy
It sp lu hairul TuUjf luf 1 1J tial
U tl II. aUI fair.
HjtMijr ril, i.f I'urtlanil, la
111 arrk,
Knhlrl A!liritnl n l Miaa Maul
;l aiih Mix 1 JU't ('uti)til l ( Ula
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'V.rl,al.,H,l((,nillllllriid(t
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t,H,,,, y i't. MH,lrr
U In ).-t,,,u 1B Iii,,(.()ll
M-'iuM un.,1 M.,l.r,6ih., .!,, ,H
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ell lrillt tiirn.
To the Ladies
You arc con i rilly Invito b at
win! Uraiiil dinjilu of
Imported Pattern Hats
On MONDAY.
TUESDAY and
WEDNESDAY,
8opt. 20,20.27,1890.
Miss Celia Goldsmith.
Mm. Mary Ann Ury ,
l'..li1.lH,.rii.1(1rr Hhir.r tvri,lii,.
Hli a, , km, am, ,,4y, .i,,,...
A i.'.l.. I. ... I .. . ,
lmlWlyraraol.Ui.ia. Im.,, ,.,.
tllil , (lUrkaiita tonnljf r4 ttj,n
Tl" ('!, kauiaa touuijf ,..iii'iifiil Ul
apai, In tl.la -k, laaiin rf id.
W..,.U,,. Tin li.l ll.l year la n.,l
lara-a aa .rvuu liau In aiuyunl de-
lUi'l'Milil tiul U ft-alff ll,... ,y
maa.,,1 U a larrf tinnier ol mall !
Iill'jiirlti lea.
Aft ..Mjr n.iirxr rlalm loraliom
rr (1I..J In Ilia laml ollira WVlnr.-Uy.
Tl.a I'M-alora rr all Irmn Tlllamonk
cHimy, aiirin rrcni or.W liaa
llii'ian a lara numlf ol a ri-a on Wil
aoii iir un to luallin. Tlia locator
m-ialljf raina ovrrlaicl ia. llm Wllaon
fiVef rtl.
Ct )T. Ai'ix-raon arnt uploCor
ltr y, .i aiinii.l a nirriuia ill
(f J U rrrnla of Ilia Agm ultural
i. V. S. Taylor, or aa lis la uira fam
ir'tkhuan "Hwkakm" Ta)l.f, aa, a
.".t ii;inr In I'la. katuai inrlroH
L IJiir.lar.
krt.M. I: i'arloa ami Mra lioo. A
nUi ilmta out to Wtllioll Tlntra lay
I ill nul MTrral daya viaillng
'a Ur, Jan.ra Harlow,
Ilotard Uroanell on Momlay lo ik Up
ttnditaaa a iiiaintwr of a Portland
tll'toJ ttaa. Il mil devote all hi
4ttii, aiiiirr to tlm on aludy.
Utnl Carlton Itaritlnir ara at Cor
Ualicro tliry al atlanJ Ilia Agr.
iioral Mllriro (hi, fall and wlntor,
1 "il up Tura.la lo I ma-nt llio
nlii day.
Clu Allirltihl rrturnnd laat Sunday
mir.'k'a trip tliMiiuh I.nn connty,
Mbt purchamiil two car load of fat
k'lla for that OriKon Clt ntrat marksl
" - - ----
all'rlglil and lii(.
E. K. Cliarmati, T. L. Cliannan, (iw),
lia'l and Mdnny Moor larf C y.Hr.lay
' lt lot aprliiK on Ilia nir Cla k.
M.ln r limy antl a waak or
Il;i, liuiilirtK iul llahitiit.
''",; II mf. rraln Ma poallU't)
Railo', nr.KTry atoia tlio flrat of the
lhiid k to (Joldftulala. Waah.,
n li liaa lirn Icndprfnl a oillon
luailiiMand ilrv uooila ilmiartmoiit
lilarifii ui-m-ral atora.
?'D L. Slnvctia. alio for tf viral yrara
f" ,,M Ixfn axaliliiiK la lha law olll.-e
'Ifund (irilllth, lr-partrd Mon
y for Kuifcitu wlicM lio will nili'r tlia
M il"lariiiiini .f tl.A ITnif.ir.liv ul
Tfln. Mr. Sloven man Orfir.m City
f'lili him kind of mv.-M.
I'. II. (ilitn ha rnlurnud from
"'viit with .r lniahand at Htllo
'I t'liniiicnivil Ikt work In tlia Orouon
'y "'Win Monday. Mr. (iUa In om
ti lionUciMior for lli contri:tin
"""I Wuk,., Davl.l. wlio liavo
"t cniitract on llm Hnattlu walor
r"y"li.in.
Tl" Huh dul.xin front lia Win treHlad
"ewi'oat ol pulnt.
little Htuamnr Yullnv Onxun haa
pnlHlduirtl,,, I'orllnml-NowburK run.
1,lfl Kokv KmuIv k'itKl.nn tin, ln.nn
fwliiulfii and a now outfit of hIioIvIiib
declnlor, in thadamaira anlt of Cot-
f . 0riKn City 1 exiwoted from
ii'lirn run. ..
" -"'iiiiKur any day now,
0,'Hty CammUulm.... If U..lf ..n
r . ' "niwimi lk UliUll Tiaw
PK,nali)in Rnn.Ua I. a .III o.
lW' Uml 1....... .
!'tf wwwuiu Biioup mo ius
At II. Coiia'raaiioiial iliurcu for nut
Mun.lay ni'iriiin( ll,a paalor' tlifin alll
Imi "fliaUrl Murw amiii lha Myrlla
Tnwa", Ktflilli, tuple, "Iraaixit Iroiu
our pajwf niakfra." Tim rlioir i, again
lolly or.-aiiiK-d and undnr K. K. Cu.i p
at'iii'a dirn tiuit and adl add krrally to
tli lnl..fru U tli ai'ivl.-pa of the
cliurrli. All ara n.at im-rrvly invitml,
Mra. I'.iia dld hrtriiiler 1 Ol t
at the I.oiiik of her dauglilor, Mr. A. A.
I'o'tfr, altrr a ahort ilium. Mr. Ie
aa, atii'ihk' Ilia flrat to ac'.tl in Canhy
and a ill be aa.lly iniwrd hy hrr rrlatlve
and many Irifnda Tim funrral arrrl't
re hold In th (Iinatian cliurch aud
lha mnaina Ul I aay In tli Z.on t-ciiio
lery .
A rrprrapiitativ ol tli Northern
l'aillo railroad tlit aetcral day tier
thit Mark looking up ltitii- evnrern
Ilia government land In thi -tion of
Id room rr. The N. 1'. I in.nl lllirral
In tilT.-ritia' ndj-ruiiili lo aiern
aeltlrr and Hi vlall ol their atfrnt her
a a U) prorar Information for proe-l'
IV lmniirtit.
Kv. K'M kool. died at hi horn In
WilUlmrg of heart dieeaae Monday even
Ina. The luneral tit held WeJnemlaT
and th miuain laid away in Mountain
View remrt-ry. Kev. Korkwootl waa
for aeveral year 'tor of th Coimrrga
llonal rhurch her and a man of
unuaiul power. Many of our citlioiw
tentiftixl their ipprrv-latiiin of hi K.eal
worth and iharaiU-r hy allendin th
funeral.
Fall View cornaa Into prominence
with another juatiro court cae. Mr.
Ja'iiea m I a hard working woman,
who keep a number of i-Mrkena from
which h realiie a few cent in time
of need. OuiSeol la her imljjlibor and
iai a hahil of ralchlng th hen, and
wrliiKlng their neck ilier whlt-h he
throat llicm hack Into Mn. Uw' yard.
Juatii- Si'huehel ha iaud a warrant for
Heol and will adjudicate Hi diapule.
Vedneday Chief of Police) Ilnrn rv
wived a niok, from tiervali annonnc
Ing tlm theft of 1217.00 from a hop
iiroaerof Klrvlw, and anklng him to
watch the Ivoal for a couple of men who
w.ira unpoeled of liaving duno the Job.
Hurna liMiinttsI the Imk all afternoon
and llnally potl..l lint mm on m
Alton. They were arrented and a
. I I.I. i ....II...I ..aiill.ll
aeurcli reveaieii iiimi ln.-ir uiiih-i
aa !. than :W, ao lliey were reloawd.
They wore the men aked for In the nut
ated and Ilurn nay It l not in muu
il they did'nt Imvo tho money.
The moHtardeul frlendn ol the Chau
tauqua mov.mmnt roroKiiie that On'tfon
City Nhoiild havo on ol tlm laWHi cir
cle In the Hlulo to pursu the cmir of
tint Mlorary and 8elontifto Circle. The
roH.linit for the year Includes Prof.
Hpuika' Exanlon of the American H'o
pie, a topic moHt timely at thiii particular
period. The cunt ol me doom iui
' . 1 ..nu.thtriL
uaur la rflil ll'BU IIIUIO IIKII ui.w
All who dtiHira to got full Information
are Invited to attend a mooting lor the
orKiinir,iition of a loealdrcle at the home
of C. H. CanfloM on Monday evening,
Hept. 25. Mr. K. H. Clmrnmn and Mr.
Caullold have kindly oonw tiled to open
their home for the regular meetings ol
the circle dm-lng tho winter.
The IiuIIoh.
The plcBHanl effoct and perfect aufuty
with which ladies miiy use Syrup of Figs,
iiiidiir all eonditlonn, mkB it their
favorite remedy. To tho true and
genuine article, look for the name of the
California Fig Syrup Co. printed near
the bottom of the packago. For aale by
all druggirit.
I-Htl Unite Wlker, who played the
part f "Triy" th "Clever Fool"
th t'loaimf play u,, Hhlrley engage
ment, carried or th part with a rim
and apirlt that wa dellghtlul In one of
lier year.
While th Kicond Oregon waa In tho
I'hlllppliie tho rnmnUr of Co. I were
thrown into the company of the 14th
infantry to a great extent and found the
regular very agreeable and pleaaant
fellow, alaay ready and willingly
ug..atlon or ct lo make lif r-tm'er and
inor coiiiforl.1,1 for the boy of Co. I,
Now that the hoy are at horn their
thought go haek to the member of Htb
In lb faraway ialand and they feel a
diialr to allow tlmlr appreciation of
thamnycourtie extended Ihcin. They
bav aeeurwl Cpt. Well U deliver hi
lllualrttd lecture on "Tho Oregon Keg.
merit In the Philippine" at Hblvely'o
hall on Haturday evening, Kept. 23, and
wllh the pro. ed of the lecture th boy
will wild miny a needed artii-le to their
friend in tho Hth regiment. Turn out
and help the boy remember their
friend.
The Kat did railroad bridge over the
Claekamai ha fori out of buainena.
Tueaday evening' frighlcr carried an
unuanally heavy load aud had a car of
I ii in Ur attached alao and the weight
proved too much for th bridge timber,
ml they give way under the trin.
The motormn iicf-eeded in netting hi
train aa'cly acroa, ainre which time no
car have been allowed to pan over (he
bridge. There I or e nger car on
it ... ...
una ena oi me line an J it manage
to do the (iladatona and Portland work,
paae,igera walking acroM the bridge
and ronneeling with the other ran on
lb other ai'lo. The company' freight
buaine I handled by wagon between
hr and dl Intone nation. The com
pany had t(eri examine the bridge
Wedneaday and it wa deemed advi
aim to build a new bridge, aa the timber
are badly rolled, and it ia expected to
have it ready for ue In about ten day.
Ilow't ThUI
We offer One Hundred Dollar lie-
ward for any ram of catarrh that rannol
bo cured hy 1111' Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Ciikxkt & Co.,
Prop .Toledo. O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the laat 13 year, and be
lieve liiia perfectly honorable in all bua
ine tranaaction and financially able to
carry out any obligation made by their
Arm.
Wxt A Tai AX, Wholesale Druggist,
Toledo, 0.
Waldiku, Kinnam dt Mabvik, Whole-
aale DruggiaU, Toledo, O.
Hall' Catarrh Cure I taken Internally,
cling directly upon the blood and Dig-
cou surface of the ytern. Price 75c
per bottle. Sold by all druggist. Testi
monial free.
Ilall' Family Pills are the beat.
Loot,
Near Wood burn, on the flrat of Sep
tember, a gray horse, biand on left hip,
cow s head; weight about uuu pound,
had ro around neck when laat seen.
Literal reward will be paid for sny
information leading to recovery of said,
animal.
Bkht Jkwku,
Park place, Oregon.
The great success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy j
in the treatment of bowel complaint ha j
mads it Htandurd over the greater part of I
the clvilineil world. For salo by Geo, A.
Harding, Druggeat.
Free tablet, rulers and pencils with .
school books ai Charman & Co, the cut j
price druggiHt. I
i
For wounds, burns, acald. sores, skin I
diseases and all irritating eruptions, 1
nothing so soothing and healing as Do-
Witt's Witch llaxet Salve. Mrs.
Kmnia Rolles, Matron Englewood Nur
sery, Chicago, says oi ii: "wtion all
oIno fails in healing our babies, It will
cure." Gko. A. Hakdino.
4 'O UN T 1 W A Hit A NTM.
iVnjra itrfinliim for Cliu-Ua
ninn t'oiinij' nnu wirgon t ity
vwrruiil.
Till: II A3 ii Ol'OBKtJO.M C ITY
Schillings
Best
money-back tea and
baking powder at
Your Grocers
Nam Hlmpaona' IWma.
Admirers of th poetry of tho late Sam
I. HlmpMon are now for tho flrat time
given the opportunity of subacrihlng for
a book of hi writing. The work of
compiling and arranging for the publi
cation of fSlrripaon'fl ni Is now in
prog run at Portland, and the book will
I ready for delivery by 'Jot-ember. To
the people of Oregon especially, Ham
Himpaoii, 4)t ly need no rwoiiimenda
lion. The poet wa raiand and edu rated
In tlil Haiti, and ha written remoon
th romantic lx!iitles of 1 1 mountains,
river and valleys that will go down to
the age. "Iteautiful Willamette" alone
Is pronounced by critical judge not to
have lu equal on a similar topic any
where in the English language, and haa
mortalixed tho name o' thlnOrrgon river.
The book will contain 4X) page printed
on flue per, attractively bound, and
artistically print). Two style of bind
ing will b prvaented, one for $2.00, and
one for $2 M), payable on delivery by
Kiuipaon Publishing company. Mr. J.
R. Heaver, baa taken the Oregon City
agency of I he poem.
Card of Tliauks.
Mr. and Mr. A. A. Porter desire to
ex pre, their bearlleft thank to the
neighlRir who ao kindly aaited them
during their recent great affliction.
Distinguished Testimony
No secret society in the world stand higher in noble aims and charitable
accomplishment than the Knight of Pythiaa. That order is dole great good.
aii't "no oi u, lineal inniuu-
tiona is the Ohio Pythian
. . . .
..SMVELY'S HAIL.
SATURDAY EVE
EPTEMBER 23d
Ohio.
which I ably tjre-sided over
by Superintenilent Lti Fcvro
and hi wife, Mr. Callie I.
L Pevre, the matron. The
latter ha recently written a
letter, which will command
widespread attention because
of the prominence of tho
writer. It I as follow:
"Mosr. W. if. Hooker &
Co., New York: Last year 1
UHd Acker's English Remedy
at the suggestion of a friend,
for a senou.
throat dilhcultv and extreme
ly hard cougn. Had used
many well spoken of prepara
tion without relief. I can
honestly ay that Acker's
English Remedy removed tho
difficulty and (topped the
svr.tt rr It f A tt oiat r, wr- am
n, ,?J mnr. th.r. hr- ht- CaLL" 1 '. Ohio Pythian Horn.
ties, and at leant one-half of the last i still on hand. I also consulted phy
sicians with no permanent result." (Signed) CaUis I. Lb Fivsb,
Tho friend to whom Mrs. L Pevre refers a having suggested Acker's
English Remidy is Mr. W. B. Chilton, wife of the president of tho Troy
Transfer Co., of Troy, Ohio, where tbis remedy has accomplished many other
cures In Throat and Lung Troubles. In conversation with an acquaintance
Mra. Lo Fevro also said: "If you will call on Mr. W. II. Sctfaust, a prominent
china and art merchant of Springfield, Ohio, yon will find that he, too, has bad
any amount of experience with Acker's English Remedy in his family, and
thinks they cannot keep house without it."
Acker', P.nicll.h ktmrdjr I, sold by all drug-gilts nndar poaltlv, guarantee
that your mony will b refunded In caaaof failur. ,;c. nc and fi a buttl la
United h'atr, and Canada. In Kogland, il d.. rs. id., and a. 6d.
We oalAorlM A otwK fuanvUu. W. il UOOk'ltt k CO, Proprittor; Arw York.
For sale by Qeo. A. Harding.
www
A Word to Jlolhers.
Mother of children affected with croup
or a severe cold need not hesitate to ad
minister Chamberlain' Cough remedy.
It contiin no opiate nor narcotic in any
forai and may be given a confidently to
the babe a to the adult. The great uc
cea that ha attended its ose In th treat
ment of cold and croup ha won for it
the approval and praise it ha received
throughout the United State and in
many foreign land. For sale by Geo. A.
Harding, Druggist.
(law Ara Taar KMueya t
TV ffobla' ,ira(u PltUrnrr ,11 ii)ut Ilia. Sat
pla frM. AM. euiiliu fcWOMelr CunCauMuta "
E. E. Turner, Cotnpton, Mo., waa
cured of pile by DeWitt's Witch Haxel
Salve after suffering seventeen yeara and
trying over twenty remedies. Physician
and surgeon endorse it. Beware of
dangerous counterfeit.
Oro. A. Habdiko.
flMtt itk yoa kMbr yoa Mtlm lk,
, 9mvv la dtr lor UAtictit, wil
out rvou. al.lrM. iiiii
Um. ttnfrit bm 1.4 oo4. r
00.00
cirr4 kur
KCV1..H 41' tna
lllTuwb It vita
wlii.pmti-BUr, vmuxuj m
iwww.0 lArar.. r r.f uft Mnwt.
I - -r-- -,- ul- Ii- T L
"a a a a
aT I I m M liMlrMiital
a4at VO aMruAAT V I I ft ll' I
k -mm m ft m
- CAPT. H. L WELLS
will deliver hi Illustrated Lecture' on
"Work of the Oregon Regiment
in the Philippines,"
under the au pices of
COMPANY I
for the benefit of tho
14th INFANTRY, U. S. A.
Admission 20 and 30 Cent.
I :. 7 iT! -T- I . TTrT
RUSSELL
EKCIMES
BOILERS
SAW
MILLS
I THRESHERS
SUCKERS hi
RUSSELL & CO.
Wf.to tor CaUlogue and Prices. PORTLAND, wtuun.
High Grade
Monhinanu
lauiiiuui v
BELL0MY S BUSCH
rii
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fl01)SEFl)Bm53IE5
For tho accommodation of our customers we quote the following prices
rv
8 cups and saucer - - 45c
6 dinner plates 50c
0 sauce dishes - - 25c
100-piece fine decoratod dinner
sot $9.50
All w ool C. C. Carpet per yard -
Brussels Carpet per yard - -
Ingrain Carpet per yard - -
Washable Jute per yard -
Hemp per yard - - -
Matting per yard - - - - -
Lace curtains per pair - - -
Table covers fringed 3 feet by 3
feet - - - - - -
60c
50c
2oo
10c
10c
75c
- 50c
Large Oak Center Tables - $1.50
High Back Dining Chair - - C5c
Full size Bedsteads - - $1.50
Woven Wire Cot - - $1.85
Wall Taper per double roll 13c.
1
Copper Bottom Tea Kettle - 40c
10 Quart Granite Pail - - 60c
10 Quart Dish Pan 10c
10-inch Granite Pan - - . 25c
6 knives and forks - - 50c
6 Table Spoons 10c
GKSSOSb
We keep a full stock of Paints, Oil and
Glass and would like to give estim
ates of cost to our customers con
templating painting their bouses.
. .vidiilii. .
OAK
This tramp can tell the difference between bread baked in a Charter Oak
Stove or any other kind of stove. The crust of bread baked in a Charter Oak
Stove will never be hard. Caution your friends not to buy a cooking stove before
they have examined into the merits of Charter Oak Stoves.
PiSP)
We make all kind of mat
tresses from $1.90 up.
Opposite Court House.