OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1800
CORRESPONDENCE j
XIIwrukI.
Miiwaikik, Vl. It. Mi Mry
Yoiin- lia conimi'iHfil a term of M-hool
t Clark.
A. H. Ilcnidtix k, a very enterprising
yojiitf bimiiiFN man lia otid a drug
lor at SflUood.
Mr. S. la-aidiing it having 1 1
famous ilirry orchard pruned which
ltl I he ok of 1 1' lo very much.
Work on lha bicycle path haa itad
on account of money.
R. W. Caniaid hat moved to Portland
lor (he winter.
Mea-rft. Lnm, Clri. Kinsley and Will
Bottemiller, all if Clark wore doing
bunineoa in Milwaukie till eek.
Mr. Tuhn, of Washington, was visit
ing t.iit brother-in-law Mr. II. Hotte
miller. home would le xrta came out from
Portland hunting laat Sunday and shot
over thirty ahota at quail and got thre
bird. They must have been atraid of
hooting more than the regulation
fifteen.
IV'ple are already complaining about
cattle crowing the bicycle rattle garda
and entering the fields. Njinelhing
mut be done or the track will t fenced
in.
Julieus F. Hnietje baa been in Tort
land helping hi brother to erect a hot
houw,
Andy Mesingo haa returned to the
city of truit and commenced work for the
8. P. K. K. Co.
Mrs. Lehman haa moved into ber new
coiUxe which i the nvaleat in the town.
Mr. Bmetj lu the finet vineyard in
th Great Northwest. The delicioua
fruit ia now ripe and the field la of far
more interest than a bop yard.
Kind Bottemiiler went to Clark Sun
day to attend a dinner and returned the
aame day-
machine ia not going to viU Cherryvllle
thla voar. It d.xViit matter much what
grain the people have they can thread It
in the old fashioned way with a (rail.
Alc Lehman, who wa formerly a
teacher in thia place waa wvii a few day
ago at Cherry villi
Mra. Stuchen waa the gueat of Mra.
Kndetahv a few daya ago.
8aa4j.
Sandy, Oct. 0 Farmers all had a
good threshing aeaon in thia locality
and feel well contented for the cowing
winter with their granary full of grain,
their cellars full of spuds and aourkraui,
etc.
Considerable fall work has already
been accomplished by farmers. The
Wisconsin logging camp has started up
again, to fljat lovs down the river.
J. Revenue, road master, has bad a
force of men putting in a new bridge in
the Eagle Creek road which is completed
now,
Nels Nelson is hauling lumber for a
big cellar that he ia going to construct.
Mra. VanAllen has a carpenter at
work remodeling ber hoose. She will
soon build a new bouse.
Ed Kopper, oor well known carpenter,
will soon go to Boring's to do some work
for 0. Aemsigtfer.
J L. Cedf retrorn, of Portland, has
opened up a jewelry establishment on
Main street nd ia prepared to do all
kinds of work on watches and jewelry.
Travel over the mountain bat been
very slim this year, but was a little brisk
last week.
Uau.e hunters are coming out here in
joyous expectancy of filling game hags,
but many meet with disappointment.
Cattle buyers are si ill raging in this
section of the country and the way
cattle are going out of here tbey will
soon ue a scarce arucie.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Kier have said
good bye to their many friends and de
parted for North Dakota.
Miss Minnie Bosholm, of Portland is
visiting her folks.
Ole Aemixeger, a progressive young
farmer of Burton, was seen in town
recently.
Judge G. E. Hayes, of Oregon City,
will speak at Meinig's ball Oct. 14 at
7:30 p.m. After the speaking a dance
will follow.
F. A..Meinig was in Oregon City on
business the pant week.
Tsiby.
Cashv, Oct. 10 We have in our town
a young lady who haa seen nior falls
than summers that's Waits she ha
a wheel.
The medal for etpert marksmanship
should be awarded our popular druggist,
Henry Evans. He brought in the
large t number of bird thus far reported
for thia season.
Canhy haa an industry which few
other to ns can boast of. It i the mak
ing of hoop'polea. Large quantities of
these useful article are shipped weekly.
The entertainment and social given
by the A. O. U. W. Friday evening was
of unparalleled eacellence. Thespeakers
were Senator Brownell, Judges Hayes,
Ryan and SchneM, C. H. !ye, K. C.
Maddnck and J. Steven. They all Hke
of the growing need of fraternalism and
pointed out the superior qualities of the
Wortmen order. The supper pread in
another building wa tit to be partaken
of ttythe gidt and was served with a
profusion excelling that thown ou the
coronation day of Csar Nicholas.
A lively protest made by Canby cili
sen and sent in by a live man to the
Southern Pacific resulted in much gd.
The overland now ttope for passenger
and mail ia delivered as More. The
whole soul and conscience of the afore
said company would not fill a two-grain
capsuls. IVpending uHn white people
for ninety-nine per rent of ita patronage,
what moral right has this company to
employ Asiatics? What moral right has
this company to compel men working
near their own homes to board at the
company's boarding bouse? The un
written motto of It) i company is the
same aa that of a once famous politician
"The public be d-d"
Alma
Aims, Oct. 9. Mr. Bowen has gone to
Portland for the winter.
Two of Mrs. J. J. Eisner's children
have been very sick.
John Taylor and family have returned
from the hop field and report having
done well.
Chas. Bramhall has gone to Kansas,
on a visit and will likely spend the
winter.
Miss Pearl Wood has gone t) Rock
wood to stay this w inter and go to school.
Miss Ada Wakefield and Lida Kram
htll spent the day with Miss Edith
Phelps.
Mable and Eva (iotham have both
been quite aick with cold.
Mrs. Hickman and son Frank spent
the week in Portland.
Hsrrv Bramhall had his fingers on his
left hand sawed nearly oil in the cut off
saw at the mill Friday. He has gone to
Gresham to the doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood, of Rn-kwood,
spent Sundar with Mr. and Mrs. George
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Inlow was in Portland a
greater part of last w eek on business.
E. S, Bramhall's sawmill is just boom
ing, everything is working fine.
Cliirryvlll.
Chehryvillk, Oct, 0. After our few
days of rainy weather we are having a
heavy east wind, which is not very wel
come to niOrt people at any rate it is not
wanted in thin precinct.
Claude Baty ia staying with Mr. Ware
'and family.
Mrs. Louise Kearney has left her many
friends at Cherry villa and gone to join
ber hubband at Palmer, Oregon. Her
friends will raim her smiling face.
Mrs. Tappand children, were guests
of Mrs. Baty a few days ago.
Mr. Tapp and Mr. Endersby and
families are going ea-it of the mountains
to reside hereafter. Their many freinds
wish them succesp, but their friends
would he glad if they w ould continue to
make their home at Cherryvil e as their
Yolunic Eruption.
Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life
of joy. Bucklein's Arnica Salve, cares
I them ; also old, running and fever sores,
ulcers, boils, felons, corns, warts, cuts
bruises, burns, scalds chapped hands,
chilblains, best pile cure on earth
Drives out pains and aches. Only 25
cts. a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
Geo. A. Hardimr, druggist.
Vanity Fair Tonight.
The successful burlesque "Vanity
Fair," newly revised, has, it is said, re
ceived tlie enthusiastic commendation of
large audiences in the various cities,
which insures it a long and prosperous
season. J lie tine company selected by
Manager Hill is a very important factor
in this very genuine success, among
whom may be found Carlin and Brown,
C. W. Williams, Wm and Kitty Hurbeck,
John B. Leonard and Jessie Fulton,
Williams and Albion, Hilda Hawthorne
and La Belle Parsons, Edna Melronn,
Gus-ie Hill, Anna Bucklin, Maude
Walker, John Armstrong, Frank Becker, !
John It. Majirn arid Edith Gray. Opera
hoiie Friday Oct 13. Prices .V) cents to
parts of the house. Children 2"y cents.
Seats on sale at Huntleys.
onsumpiion?
Tt are aure you da not.
NoroJy int It. But it comet
to many thousand every ye tr.
ltcomct to those who have had
cough and colJs until the
throat It raw, and the lining
membranes of the lung ire
Inflamed. Stop your cough
when it first sprc . nd you
remove the great danger of
future trouble.
layers 1
Pecioraifl
tropt coughs of ill kinds. It
doct so because it I a sooth
ing ind healing remedv of grcit
power. This nukes it the grcit
ctt preventive to consumption.
Put one of
Aycr's Cherry Pectoral
Plasters over your lungs
A JWWfoa
Ltttrmr) .
Tat lomt rnt. u tump In f immI
at. will tviM! ja idwi
AtWoa4afrAo fi
W h lb airla.lt rK of
nm t( h wm uual pbr.tr tana
In ilia l'all SialM. t nuiwl vpiM.r.
luutuva anil aiartu- .ml.
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Y LoaiU. Maa. W
Sunday Shol Worker.
The Fourteenth Annual Convention of
the Oregon State Sunday School Aoci
ationwilll held at Allmny, October,
;U2-, I1!)'.. A splendid program ia
leing carefully prepared, helpful speak
er will be provided, and every w6rkrr
benefitted. Primary, Normal, Home
department and bouse to house visita
tion will lie thomighly presented ami
practical help obtained.
The iruKortance of this tnei-tiiig. the
low railroad fares, the warm welcome
assured the delegates, should Insure a
larxe attendance, and Sundar school
workers tearing proper credential will'
receive free entertainment.
Delegate paying full fare over the
Southern Pacific to Albany will le re
tu-ned at one-third lare. But note care
fully that in every rase a receipt mut
he taken and countersigned at the con
vention. Ticket will lie sold October
2'ith and 20th, good to return on or be
fore October 81t.
The O. R. A N. Co. (rail lines) will sell
ickets to Portland at on fare for the
round trip, and ticket will I sold Oct.
L'lth to 'Jfi, good to return on or before
:iut.
It is expected that special cars will
leave Portland for Albany at 8:30 a. in
Octolx-r 2'ith, and return from Albany at
noon on October 2Hth. If a sntllcient
number, (00) to fill these cars is obtained
the low rate of $2.25 Portland to Albany
and return will be be made, and all
delegates beyond Portland are invited
to take these cars. Send names of all
delegates to A. A. Morse, 3.'!4 Weidler
street, Portland, Or. Will pastors and
superintendents make sjwcial note of
this and set apart Sunday, October, 22,
as a day of special prayer that this con
vent ion may be blessed by the presence
of the Holy Spirit?
A, A. Mohsk, Secretary.
KAMA (Ol'NTV UNA MIS.
('mullthin a Shown by the Seml-aiiiniwl
Report of the oniccrs.
The financial condition of CUtkaira
county Is shown by th following reports
ol the different olllcers, covering the per
iod from A pi II 1, 1W.. I September :.
lsil:
Tmk asi mkm' lUrKHr.
Aiiioiiut on hand Irom lust re
port, gcl.sral f ind I.3:i't 0.1
Ani'iuiil rreiV'tl liom all
sourcra aincii last report,
general (mid lrf.7l' f-4
Amount on haiul from last re
port, achtHil f md 1.3:W HI
Amount collected, school fund H.Wii 37
Balance on hand after paying
warrant, nearly all being
duo on warrants that havo
been called and not present
ed, general fund lU'M
Balance on hand, school fun I f.i
Siuaur'a lUcoar.
Liabilities.
Oii'stamling warrant I r.'J'.l W
lnleiet thereon 17,"
Remurce.
Fund on hand M iWtV,
Estimated impaltl cm r. nt ti
applicable to payment ol
warrant 6.0OO 00
I'ncollected hen of ... '2 ill
Cn.-olltx led lien of 11 3 27
I'ncollected hen of Wi: .... 3.0 II 43
Ciicollected hen ol lT't l,7t '.''
Total resource, eicluaive of
county proerly
Total liabllllie
Clink' Itn-oar.
Ttal amount of claim allow
ed and diawn - 1. 157
Total amcunt of unpaid war
rant 122.243 on
Ilitere.t I7.HO07
Oregon t it t Market Report.
(Corrvcled weekly.)
Wheat No. 1.64 cU, No. 2. f3 ct.
No. 3, 52 rl per bushel.
Flour Portland, I Ml; Howarl't
Ut, $3.45 ; FUher's Beat, $3 2'i.
Oa'.a in lack, white, 3l
buhel, gray, 34.
Milltuff-Brn, $13.00
hoits, $16 50 per Ion.
Potatwa 0) rl erack.
Fgg, 22 cent per doien.
Butter Ranch, 30 In 4 ) rent per roll.
Onions, Hoc. per rack.
Green apple, .00 to $1 00 er Ikix.
I.lvesti k and Drewed Meat Beef,
live, 3 to 3V c; hog. live, 4 li to .V-ihog
dressed, ti'g rent; s'.-rep, $.101 to
$.1 50 per hed; veal, dree 7',c.
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Tho Klnl You Hivd Alwuyi ItoiitfliC, nml Hlilrh hM
ia iio for over l0 ycara, lm loriio the algiitiir 0f
- mid luia lcnt imuin under Ms p.r,
V-V-1 aoiml siiicrv Mini alnco ( Infancy
,cA4ii t,r no iim to ilr-rclvo you In
All Coiiiilorfrlf, IiiiHutloiia niul Hubatltutra urn but Ei,
pcrlincnts Unit t rltlrt with t"l rmlniigrr the. li.ulih
InfUiit nnt C'lilMrrii-r.nrrlriMO guliit r.MK'rliiieut,
What is CASTOR I A
CiiatnrU U t lUto fr Cwtor Oil, Iwrrirorlr, Dropi
nntl 8Mtlilnir Hjrupa. II l Harmless: nml 1'lrnaMiit. t
rontulus neither Opium, Mornhlno nor otlirr Natrona
siibatiinco. II itf la Ita iriwrintr. It tlratroys VVormt
nnI llrt) IVvrrUhiica. It curca DUrrlmu and Wlo4
Colic. It rrllcrri Trrthliuf Troullr, turra Conatlputlotj
nml rirttiib'iiry. It iulinluitra the I'oihI, ri"gultrt th,
htoiiiitrh nnl llovvrU, irUlnjf hraltby nml iiuturut ilrrp,
TTio ChlUrrii'a liutcr-Tlio Jlothcr'i l'rlrnd.
GENUINE CASTORIA Al-WAY3
Dears tLo Signature of
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l3i,:ot 03
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infrequent and 2
: Improper
: Shampooing
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Uso For Over 30 Years.
hi ' i J ii j w 4 sv., i i i w h i ivant.ii
' I I A ia. V' as tk. M4 M4 A4 u 1 1 t r 1 TlMf
J v 1
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ar m..nIM fr.r dor, $rrmnf n1
VartaLU) oil m hair. Wany ...
hare a ('lly ml l'lT ( hair, aixl II
wcailit le l.nuulul m n. II n.a thai
ilali.lmfl had 1i-ir")r! Ita I Id- ami nal
It liitn-i-M. KirryMir t tira.l tlmutil
I lini"1 iinr rrk llh fin
rsin InJurt'MU an.l lualth glln aah.
An 1 In Host Wagons
IWiliiV to Builil . . .
aVhvays Have Hron,
Always Willi
u Scalp Cloanor
Mory of a Mare.
To be l)Oii nd hand and foot for years
by the chains of disease is the woist form
of slavery. Ueorve I). Williams, of
Mam-heater, Mich, tells how such a slave
was made tree. He ssys: "My wife
tuts been so helpless for five years that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
After usinjjtwo bottle of Klecfric Bitters,
she is wonderfully improved and able to
. do her own work." This supreme
I remedy for fnmale diseases (prickly cure
riHrvouHncHH, sleeplessness, melancholy,
j heudiiche, hai knclie, fainting and dizzy
In the October numburof the Xortii spnlls. This miracla working medicine
Amiincan Iteview there are publiHheri, ; is a Kodaend to weak, sickly, rundown
under the general title of "Tho Anglo- people. Every bottle guaranteed. Only
haxon Uivals," four articles relating to , W) cents. Sold by Uoo. A. Harding
the wonderful strides which tliu United lJrugist.
States tiave made in recent years toward j '
the commercial Bupremecy of the world, A hasket social will be given in Maple
which they seem destined rum to wrent. I-ano school house on Kafurday evening
from Great Britain. Tho articles are by October 'i it to which all are cordially
, M. G. Mulhall, A. Maurice Low, (sir invited. The proceeds go toward the
going away makes lees number of pupils ; Charles Hilke and Ian Maclaren. I U. V. U. fund for caring for ami protect-
foing to school
People aie( thinking ot discontinuing
An excellent recapitulation of tho
Dreyfus case is contributed to the Review i
ing the grnvi'8 of deceased soldiers.
Sunday school on account of had weather j of U(jviews by Mr. W T. Mead, in the
and itmtead of haying a Sunday school
picnic as it was first thought there w ould
be. Ttiere will b a Thanksgiving din
ner instead. Ho fatten your chickens
and "de possum fode dinnah."
It is understood that the threshing 'gions at the trial.
form of a "chronicle," The review also
publishes a series; of sketches made by
Mr. Homer Davenport, the cartooiiiht,
in the court room at Kennes, with Mr.
Davenport's own resume ol Ins impres- ,
To Cure ( on.t lmtlon Pol-aver.
Talie f;iHciir!la (liiulv Othurtla pw or2Ho.
II (i. C. C. lull to cum. druKKiHUt rufuud uiouej.
Aim not rot and l.lrarh lie hair. Ilk
Mala, am in. .Ii la, rlc a 1.1 the alp
rlmiifr with Ihc " Itaia iira"
Tin r Miiiialn niahliiK tail what ll 'k1
fur llio halrajwl ali.
solo r i.soMiirr.
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Oregon (,'ity,
School of Academy Grade.
Thorough Inalrurt Ion.
Patronage solicited at low rate.
I Fall term (eiis 2nd of Octotxir.
lU:v. W. ff. Davis.
Mas. M. J. Davis,
A h'puUtloii maintained f,.r (.' yt, )'ier g.iara(it- of raf
aif.iii snade of m ieriaU, priirlr a.in.'.. idan all th prniDKM
ami ax'rtioiis of maiitila lucra' a.-nt and ileah-r In n. baitil
iiiiMii.an w. g.iiia roiiihinml. Manulaciiirpr of Milrbull U'arfyn, I(
" tu :t.'i wr rent, ah.ivr Hie market pi I. e of dm I..! .-n tmilrr l
the privilege, of rulling over, M-lm iiotf aid liliniiiiiig otf ll rrrtm 4
tl,e U ti wjg .i.ai,, k. I'MUia AltMlLLTK K M Tand tl.o MlR'Ul U.
WAiiON luMriVKI.Y IS A MTKnluU AllIU LK
Ami KNOW tlmt y(,u have the IlKST that can I mJ'-
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.0:::
Portland, Orcr
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ONLY $2.76
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tVl. out, im! mwI U Ha), s)tU
tnttr wvlftrt 4 MSfbt, mint nuiia
r of IDcIjM rtiund Um4f il iwa.
4 wwtllrnr thli
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FOR FALLnnd
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from mtt PtUm In una)
htf all i MajthnrMufl
tTftJUIIiat l(ta..,M Ita ia.
rrtuih, Tt InrbM long, Trry full i. 1.. im un i
nir, fltrft t III). I Ptr taft anl larv tnrm Caillar, Im-niiI)
itfly trlinriifd With ftlnrfe Haiti ! furt it.i.tf rni-r
rlmrtii-! with ihrvm ritWH aixl collar with two r.a ..I
1a asnbilr araltli i-l"ih hut ton ortimiiMti. IhU U
law lailof asm tfejrMikMl ail riltiai li r-ainMl f tint -ilnl
tiKire than itm tfic hfl' writ rr rra ( itab i siaisrsr.
SEARS, ROEBUCK Ac CO., CHICACO
CMara. uucwica avin iarwai niiaw -Kiutaraj
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First and Taylor Stroots
Ivalultllalied stS.
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PIONEER
OASTOnXA.
Bean tb e B ',a'8 B0Uftt
Transfer1 and Epfe,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
If You Wont
Kirnt-clMsm
Job priptir
At
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CAUL, AT Tl IK KNTKKI 'UIMIC.
Do You Nood Any
Doors, Windows, Glass, Moulding
Or Othor Oulldine Material.
--C.H. Bestow & Co.
Corner nth mid Main St, Orryrm City, OrrKon.
Aurora Harness Shop
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Wo Mako a Sjiecialty of low prices.
Our Jailer ia TKAM HARNKSS.
Our Stock includeH Kverylhing Worn by
WclJuy Ili.lcs for Cash.
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