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OKKQON CITY ENTEKI'IUSE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1C, 1900 Z ) i ...... 1 liiWtr vi rCrSOIIiU niuuiuu i C, V. l:"lM. "iiltMM, Is In llwclly. j.;, J.iI.iihipm, of Him IMif', Gil., I , iit KltM'Irlt. .t..i,, f 1 'linniMii in MnlliMl lo lilt li'il hi j ailll rliillllilllll. i,,i,n Hiiriiii'K'i f I'imII.uhI, vlsllml ('. ('Iisriiian vlnllii'l frlcinU In i-urllmul llm Hrl of tint work. Chartf I'"!'"'' "llitr, of Portland, In ,.g liim vlMlt litis WMis.. rim. Iluliiiari, ilmiiily Internal t KniMi, of H I 1 T r I , Miit vrl Jay in ''" ''I'' (' rliiic the wi-k, jyjm (iiliTi'nt ti'l Hu, of Oakland, fl, fui"''"'1' t wit I'.lmtrltt. 8 W. )m nliiic. of HUjiih, tramaclfd du'lnrM in our city during tlio wnnk. )lr J. 'I. Pilslmry U disking trrk'i vlil Willi litr children in Port boil. J. M. Tru y, of IxKn, ih looking ifm linoiiiDM in this city during the terk. Ir. 1-oinls Oray, of Albany, pasted lifinuli I rliy yestrdy on Im way it IVrtlitiiil. Hi" MdI I in Vuorlinea, of Woodliurn, kin llirtily, Ilia Ktitut of Mrs. (isurgtj finding. Mr. snd Mm. Henry Ylisarid child ira of Omu-go, wra (he guU of Mr, tlontoiu Sunday. Uis F.sthor lUrun, of Portland, li v lu lling hi Ihe i-liy, tbe guest of Mr. end Mrs. Mulii-sls. Win. Hudson anil wife, of Portland, int HuncJsy visiting ilia foriiiKi' r ioU in I hit city. ('!. J. T. ATfm liln Albsnr at tending tha State lairyairn'i Aatoclatluu fold at thatciiy. Mlsa Josvphlna Newton will leave Kit WM'k for Pennsylvania to vlalt bvr Uother KdwirJ. A.C. Newsll, formerly of Damascus, tow a traveling ealaauian fur a BeatiU trm Is in Ilia city, Mis Greta Htrltkltirol Portland, yie IttJ her grandmother, Mrs, J. 0. Pille bory , lal Monday. Win. Fry returned on Monday morn ing's train from A lliany where ha bad bea visiting frivnds. P. V. Morey, who has bn sending turns time in California, liaa returned much Improved in health . Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ityan returned fiumlsy Iroui Astoria, where they at (ended tin (irand Lodi(. Mayor I jiloiirette relurnetl from Halvut Tuesday evening where ha transacted buiint'M during the week. E. (i. Ward, game keetwr at Ikmr Iilsnd, Is In the city visiting with his brother lu-Uw, K. L. Hons. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albright wrra tt.e gumi of the furiners'a sister, Mrs. Fuller, of Cortland, during the week. Ira Turner, of Albany, is in town look ing alter iroerty that he owns In this county, hlch has been sold for taxes. John Adams, of Astoria, was In the city Sunday. Mr. Adams Is a brother of the Adams llrolhers of the Ooldeu Kule BtUar. Mrs. Max tichulpltia and family left TMterd iy to join Mr. Hchulplus, who I tniugiil in setting up machinery ner Sampler. After a very enjoyable visit w ith her tuny friends in this city, Miss lues Adair returned I ant Monday to her home InBilveiton. R. J. Iliirxlehans, a prominent attor y of .Minneapolis, was visiting his uin, Mrs. V. II. Burghardl, during tbe week. Wl'hSwarls, formerly dry gorxU merchant of this city, will lavo the first d next month for Bumpier, whnru he ill 0eii a store. Mrs. C. K, Ixxiniis, who has been vis Iting rulaiives and (rieiids In this city during the week, loft Monday morning 'or her home in Ktigtme. Mrs. Amelia Finher, who has boon filing her sister, Mrs. M. M Charumn, iw the pant three weeks, left for her tome in Corvallls, Monday. Mis. W. 0. l'arker leaves Friday mornlrm lor Kettle Fall, Wash., whore will nmke her future abode; Dr. f'ker huving gone some weeks ago. Frank Hrunor, formerly a brick-layer ml inaHon of the Willamette l'ulp and pler Mills, luft Wednesday for Beattle, 'ere he expects to And employment. Georno Tuylor, of Marquam, aged 70 Jera, has been adjudged Insane, and 81'eriir Cook aided by E. 0. Vaughn to liim down to the asylum last Mon dy, Mrs. l'ierce of Oregon City is visiting r.A. h Cornwall this week. Mr. We wag Mr. Cornwall's guest from turday evening to Sunday evening. Woodburn InJopondent. Bombard Fallert, of Logan, who has ei employed at the Wind River, Wa8h., flnh bttluhery. is spending a few s with relatives and friends in this Ho says they placed about 3,000, wopKK in the hatchery this year and wpect to Increase the number to about O.OOO.OOO next season. w vy-v wwww yyr Local ICvci;L. A Joseph HllNap Is out I'sti'lilllgilngN thla Week. The hall In tint Wmuliard huilillng is being cut up into olli i s. The total anHennalile propmly of Clack sums county is 1 1 oi )(),() Jiicllce T, 1. Joiisuid, of H.mdy, brought In a hugit cayote a alp laat Tuesday. I'r, HeaniHii has removed his ollleo from the Charmaii to the Weinliaid building. Adumi trM.' (iohlxn Kule llsxiar Is looking ii!liM c heei I m with its coat of w bile paint. One huiidieil ami tUty-llvii ex miimhers of the Kocoiid Oregon regiiiiinii have a- led for peiiHions. The Hteaiiu-r Itiitti knocked stivers I ribs out of her paddl.i wheel last Friday while pasalng through the lock". The young people of Caiiemali gsye a dance at Willamette Hall Kaiurdsy eve ning which was largely allonded. duel of I'oln e nnriis Ih gun collecting dog tax this week, and sll dogs on which nj license are paid will Im "run in." C. O. Cole arrived in the city last Thursday from Aurora. He and his brother will be engaged In running the Clackamas county rock crusher. The Christian F.ndeavoi Hociety of the I'ieh)terlaO church gave social las( Friday evening at Mhively'e hall. It was a pleaaant affair and highly enjoyed by all present. The event of the eon at Milwaukle will be the presentation of Ihe military play, "Won Hack," Fob. lrd and Zt'h. It will be well played and deserves a lib eral patronage. Huierlnlendenl of census. Winn, has divided Clackamas county into twelve districts; it will therefore require that many enumerators to take the census of this county. I'oatmanter John Onlaon. of Meadow brook, while going to his ollice Wedne day morning, shped, and fell so violent ly uiMin the walk as to dislocate his shoulder blade lr. Homers was sum moned to atlrnd him. The many friends of J. K Morris ten dered him a. Very enoyabl surprise parly Saturday evening, at his home on the West Side. The evening was pleas antly paed in a social manner, during which refreshments Were served. The Youmr reoido's Club of the Con- irrenatioiial church held a very entertain ing social at the residence of C. D. Lalourette last Friday evening. Games of all kinds, splendid mutlc and social conversation made up the evening's pastime. I). P. Thompson, preaident of Ihe Ore gon Humane society, will nlve a talk on "Japan" at the Congregational church Monday evening, Feb. tl, for the bone fit of the Clackamas County Humane society. A splendiJ program will be rendered. Through his attorney, A. M. Cannon, of Allmny, (Irani Holt, as administrator of the cHUto of Thomaa Hull, has brought suit sgainut Oeorge C. Hrowuell for tho recovery of money on a promissory note and debla due the estate in the sum of Ht3 Miss Maude Maddock and F.C. Durk were unitud In marriage Tue-day eve ning at the home of the bride's parents, Kov, A. J. Montgomery ofllciating. The bride Is tho leutlful and accomplished daughter of ex-KherilT Maddock, while the groom Is a very prominent young business man of Cowlili county, wash. Mr. K. Warner, livlnu In the Ely dis trict of this city, says the Enterprise was mistaken in saying last week that John Itiiritess. of (Jladstone. who Is 80 years of age, is tho oldest man who has regis tered iu tbl county. Mr. Warner was one of the earliest to register, and is nearly 82 years of age. Is tho storv of the deluge, as related by Moses In the book of Genesis, chap ters fl, 7 ami 8, purely legendary, and If not, was it universal? This question will be discnsHod from a bibical, as well as a sclentlnc standpoint, next Sunday evening by Father llillebrand, rector of St. John's church. The grand concert at the Congrega tional church on February 10, promises to bo tho musical event of tho season. Mrs. Harry Miller, ono of Portland's sweet contralto singers will render several choice selections. Little lla mona Rollins, the child wonder will Also sing. Besides theHO there will be The Ladles' Quartte, vocal duettee, Instrumental solos, trios, comio recita tions etc. Reserved Busts at Huntley's without extra charge. Wall roper. Buy your wall paper of Murrow and save 10 to 25 per cent. It is manufac tured In Calif. An Immense sample book to select from. Loavo orders, or telephone to Ely Bros, store and have sample book brought to your home. Murrow, the paper hanger. A hliudy Transfer. C'lri'iimHtances point to sensational de velopments In Ihe matter of (he commit meiitof (Jeorgn Root, formerly of Cluck- amiir cmn'y, In the iimanu tt")liim, fiom ('liilsop county lately, Hiiuih years ago Root, who Is over (10 years of Hg, deediel hln H'l acre frm at Needy, to one Many Cochrane, who had agreed, It Is said, to take care ol the maker of the deed during his life time. In July, 1H1I1I, Mr, Cochrane prefer ed a cliaiyenf iuxsuity against Root. Judge Thomas Ryan, of Clackamas county, ex amined the patient and found Mm sane and Cochrane was Im-tnicled lo continue taking care of the old man ss lormsily. U, W, Church was appointed as legal gumiliari over Root's lilf.ilrs. In November a third person accom panied CochiaiiH to IIih courthouse and the two swore out another wairautforlhe arrest of Root on a charge of Insanity ; the JiMge refused to entertain the com plaint unless the same was indorsed by the guardian, Recently, it Is said, with out the cuiKent of the guardian, the ward w as removed to Clatsop county. There the old charge of Insatii'y was tried again, this 1 1 inn successfully, and Root was committed lo the asylum. I'artles familiar with the case have said that wituesaescan m produced to swear that (ieorge Root signed the deed to his farm whilu under the influeucea of an in timidating character Telegram. liullly, or NuttJulItj! A. W, llerUks, of i'oriland, is now under I00 bonds lo appear before Ju- tice Hchuebel next Friday, and answer a charge of practicing medicine without a license. About three weeks ago he be gall the treatment of Mrs. 8. 15. Quint, of )ladtone, aged 03, who was then suffering from llriglit's distsse, through the medium of Christian Pcleiice. Mrs. Quint died last Filday and the doctors refuaing lo make a certificate of the cause of her death, a coroner s jury was summoned who rendered Ihe follow ing verdict: "We, the Jury summoned to Inquire Into Ihe death of Mrs. 8. U. Quint, find the came to Iter death prematurely for want of medicid treatment and mis placed confidents lu the so-called Chris tian Scientist practitioner, A. W. Herixka. I'rubate Court In the matter of the estate of A, A. Uramhall, deceased, final account of E. 8 Uramhall approved and administrator released. . In the matter of the eatate ot Colum bia Jackson, deceased, the final account of T. I'. Jackion was approved and ad ininltrator released. In the matter of the estate of Rudolph Argerlor, linane, resignation of Cieorge Armstrong at regular guardian accepted and Jacob Harry appointed as guardian of said estate, being ordered to take inventory of same immediately. Io the matter of the estate of Conrad Neibert, Rosa Neibert, executrix. ordered to execute anil deliver q lit claim deed of blk. :l, and lot 11 in blk. 14, and west half of lot 12 in blk. 14, in Turner's addition to town of Turner, all in Marion county. Oregon, to II. K. Arnold; bal ance of estate lo be held for heirs of said estate, In the matter of the estate of Sophia O. Roop, Geo. T. Howard, Judson Howell and J as. A. Wells appointed appraisers. Mukl Tea positively cures Mck Ilia I arhe. indigestion and constipation. A delightful herb drink. Removes all eruptions of the skin, producing a jierfeet complexion, or money refunded. 2b cts and CO eta.' Our Cod Liver Oil Emulsion cost about one-half as much as the advertised kind Made fresh. 75 cents full pint. IIuntlby'sCutUatb Dhuq Stobs. Money to Loan at Lowest Rates Dimick A Eabtiiam. Geo. Barbe, Mendota, Va., eays, "Nothing did me so much good as Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. One doBo relieved me, a few bottles cured me." It digests what you eat and alwavscuresdyspepsia. Gko. A. IIakding. Wantkd Skvkral Bbioiit and Hon io mipiiina tn rniHent IIS BS MunauerS in this and close by counties. Salary 1XX) a year hiiU expenses, oiramiu, bona-flde, no more, no less salary. Posi tion permanent. Our references, any bank in any town. It is mainly ollice work conducted at home. Reference. H.uihlrHRHed t ainned envelope. Tiu Dominion Company, Dept. 3, Chicago YOUSW MOTHERS. Croup is the terror of thousands of vnnnir mntlinrs because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. Shiloh's Cough and Uonsumpiion Vure acts like inogio In cases of Croup. It has never been known to fail. The worst nauaa ralinvad Immndiatelv. Trice. 25 cts. VnnD wtaww - it - 50 eta. and $1.00. C. O. Huntley, the Druggist. Loan AsHOclatlon Meeting, i anantul enmorata meeting of the shareholders of the Willamette Savings & Loan Association will be held at The Bank of Oregon City on Tuesday, Feb. 27. 1000, at 7 :30 p. m., for the purpose of nominating candidates for Directors and Auditors to be voted for at the annual corporate meeting, to be beta May m, 1900, also for the election ot two tellers to act at said election. IS. ti. UAUrlELD, i res. Q. B. Dimick, Sect'y. How's Tlifs f We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of catarrh that sannol be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Ciiknkv & Co., I'rons , Toledo, O. We, the nnderslgncd, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, arid be lieve f i i is perfectly honorable in all bus iness transactions and financially side to carry out any obligations made by their firm. Wsst & Tiiuax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wamhho, Kinnam A Marvik, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. I'rice 75c per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi monials free. Hall's Family Tills are Ihe best. SPFiHf AT, SAT.T? HI? 8 UMURELLAS. 7ea To rtfluco our stock of umbrellas we reduce our prices from 20 to ;3 per cent for tho next 10 (Jays. It is generally acknowledged that we have this winter given the biggest values in umbrellas ever offered in this city. We have more than doubled our sales. From these regular prices already low, we ofler: All 11.10 and $1.25 umbrellas CI.KAM.SINO Ml IIKAM.NO ll'UK J Oil Ely's Cream Balm Kaj A bUaiMiit to bo) . (ji,Lsrii in. nrloni ff CATARRH H 1st ii f long riv. invrn luiU'f t otif.tj. Is i - . .,.. Jl"l( sil I'n.twut ths Mcin)mna. Iirtor tlir K.-H.M ( 1'm'j ind binrll. Ir; Hit-, Uctnliil lfi,HrU or h mil ; Tnl R:, 10 emi,U by mall. kit 1UU1 UEIW, M Wtnta BUMt, hw wk. 1.50 to 2 00 to 2.&0 2.75 and 3.W to 4.00 to 5.00 to 7.00 to 1.7a 2.25 3.00 3.50 4.50 6.00 8.00 $ .00. 1.20. 1.50. 1.75. 2.25. 2.50. 3.00. 3.50. 4.50. Our assortment of both Ladies and Gentlemen's umbrellas in above prices is good. Early buyers will profit by first choice. Some samples in our window. Huntley s Book Store, ' Oregon City, Oregon. Get our Prices on Job Printing. ADAMS BROS. G0L1E RILE BUM 10) lUn NEXT DOOR TO POSTOFFICE. We Have Just Received a handsome assortment of Parlor and Kitchen Lamps, Crockery. Glass, Granite and Tinware. A full line of Pocket Knifes, Scissors, Purses, Brushes, etc. We invite an inspection - of our styles and prices. Particular Attention Called to Our Stationery Department. The House Furnishers. BELLOW & BUSCH, Manufacturers of Lounges and Mattresses. Dealer in Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Wall Paper, Taint, Crockery, Stoves Hardware and Notions. j' m PRKTT1 FLOORS. And yet a slight outlay if you select from our large and han lwuie stock, newest carpeU from best looms newest weayes and color timings the kind of carpets that give lances wear and best satisfaction. Brussell's Carpet per yard 50c op Inurain " . " 23c up Jute ' " " 30o up Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Chinese Matting at all prices. 3V We keep a treniendous tock of Wall Paper. New and pretty patterns. Last year's patterns will be sold at reduced prices. Fine Decorated Dinner Set $9 50. Toilet Set $ 1.00. Warranted Sewing Machine 125.00. Bird Uae 55c. Old Fashioned Sieve 20c. Best ants x-n mm, anOangiis(i)leasDiatle, He. vEapiHL Charter Oak Stoves $14 50 and up. MMSNttl 'V - M Scales lOo. Dinner Pail 30c. Wire Clothes Liue 25c Set of Irons $1.25. r
