Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, May 11, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextOREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1000 H1)PPI)m?nrirPr flk also -rent 8nn,lar with Mm. New. r J I A very enjoyable, surprise was teniled firrrnwaoH. Greknio t, May 7. The ruin which c lisve been "having will t of much YiPlifrit Id lliA farmer, firain tatvAin, well ami there is every prospect of good fruit iro. The wie of fix lectures on prenuhvy ami physiognomy, given hy Prof. Urillith at the tireenwood echool house were highly instructive, novel fetnre of the entertainment being the phrenoliigiral weJJinKS on Thursday evenina-.and judg ing the happy expre ion of their counten- ante the result waa very aatiafactory to the parties most concerned. After the ceremony, concralulationi were in order. The wedding cake was given to Miss Mirth Kidi-r and Mr. Thoa. 1'enoian, tby being the model conple. After the conclusion of the exervixea on the last evening, one of the ladiea proposed a vote of thank for lof. Griffith, which wa given with hearty good will by the audience. The professor has made tnanv friends in this vicinity, who wish him every aurccsa in life. Cha. McCormack has been remodel inghit house which makes it much more convenient. Lottie Griffith, of Portland, who has been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ki.ler, returned home Mon day. Thos. Gilmore and family have pine to Portland to live, we are sorry to see them iro as they are good neighbors, al ways kind and obliging to every one. T. D. Osborn and family started for eastern Uregon, Tuesday, where Mr. Oslx. will engage in farming. Flora Uider is visiting her sister Mrs Grant Criteser, o( Rock Island. evening. There were about IU in attend nee. The evening waa spent in gamea and aocial chat till near K' alien a de licious luncheon was served to which ail did ample justice. John Spragtie and Sita llatton, ot Stone, are doing some grubbing for Priminger, of this place. Hurry Mosher attended the association at Harmony last Saturday and re porta a pleasant time, an excellent innram an I a funiptuous dinner. He aayt that the ladies of Harmouy can beat the world, not excluding Redland In making ban- nanna cake and pickles. Harry was among the successful applicant at the last examination for 2nd grade certificate. Finning aeema to be all the lams now. Though the highest null is on tl a bank and that is a sucker. F. K. Linn and w ife accompanied by HizelComini spout Saturday and Sun day visiting M.-i. I.inn's and Misa Corumins cousin, Mrs Lovelace at Viola Mr Rev. I lay net ia dangerously itt, with ulcus in the stomach. Ir, St r ca lami ia in altenilnce, Mr John Kverhsrt and aon. Frank. ent Sunday in (U country, and re turned liome Monday Mr. Seeley, Jr., has husband at Tecoma. but is still with hi grandparents. W. F. C. Gointher has been to lay oir work in the mills a few dav on airoiinl ( i nllamii n lt vu,. He is employing the lime in tils ii'iice. Mr. Albright will leave Thursday ... V . . . .. . u.r raxiern Oregon, IHMr Piluipter, for a long visit with her aisler. Mr. Nelson ia going to l a Camas, Washington, to nurse her si.ter, who is sick. Maw l-aaaj Hn ej Slrf "The old rule of eight hour' sleep sheer nonsense," anld a New Orleans n, v.l, .Inn "Natural alecn la aoiui'tlilllg j Unit can't be regulated by nny formula. The body tnkca what It need, be It much or little, and the mvesaary In ur . . .. - ...I.. -.. I I. ........ Hour IS III III l ll l III il in aim n il ikmii . .. , i the maximum for cople In fair health. OtMlgt'il ... . ,,,.- ... i,,.. I. ,,,.i . aura sign thai ouii'thlng I out of gear usually aomcthliig In the brnln. much or little, and Ihe niveau a rejoined tier amount varlc with the Individual. their lililo boy! a general way I would any tlial fo '. ...i.. ..... ..... i..... Mr. O. II, Jefferson la very ii k la grippe. George Everhart haa graduated the commercial school In Purtlaud. The Praalea I.Uataaaaf, The Terrible rook a itnitultieiit mirt In the Uiuilianlmeut of Odessa. Our The prospect for fruit i promising ! , "' ; Mr. . not a though berrie. w ill be some hat scare I J'"; r,h I uu-iii in'can lie sought for courage lu a At the first of the season there were square f;ivd bottle, and when Dim quilo a number of grouse hooting butl,,n"" ,Nat to quarter lie was In his cabin in a drunken slevn. from m.Ii resetting! ! l,nVB na pntlents w ho sleep only ! four hour and keep lu tolerably gixxl : condition. Hoth are tuldille agsl men, and neither of them works very hard. They are simply so cotmlltuted that nature can repair It loaaea In four hour of unconaclousiie. In many other people nearly three lime a long hi required. The nerve cells work more slow ly: why, notiody know a "The queerest case that ever came under my personal observation wa Hint of a lxHkkeeHr of I tils city w ho Itied to sleep two or three hour a night through the week and on Hun day would catch up lu a 'M hour nap. Tl. at I no exaggeration, but an actual fact well known to all hi Intimate. He seemed to be able to atore away nervous energy as a camel store w a ter. Ills ceneral health ilurln the l'J or 13 years I knew hint waa ejrelleuL" -Sew Urban Time Peiiiocrat. will from AST0E3I1 game pochera have killed mont of them II F Linn has hi bull dam most com pleted and will soon be able to get his log to the mill. A petition for work on the new road from Linn'e mill to Henneciea school house ia being circulated. Tlii road ia much needed and deserve the co-operation of all. ue eouiu urn ic avvakeiuMl. Aa 1 was iiil.Milpiiinii of hi qimrter. I had to tight hU guns.. In the evening, when he came to himself, he was put under arreKi. aim v mliNhlpiucti speculated Whether lie would le khot or hung nl the yar.larm. Klther Would have been thrilling cplsotle. but a running episode, but I am uot sure that hi fate waa not even more tragic. A Six HI 111 file aili'liop n.. .1... I . , - ..... ..... ..... The petition for the Abernathy road is, In the Gol.leu Horn, off StamUml the growing. It look as if the people migh1 , "I'lnln ordered. '.Man the second slg secure iiwu subecnption for this ma. and then they would secure $1000 from "Tell court Friend push-thi Cwu. C arcs, My 6. Aa a candidate for county superintendent, Prof. J.C. Zinser found it necescary to ask for a release from bis duties here. The fame being granted, he closed his labors with this echool last Tbnrfday. A very pleasant though short program was given after the afternoon recess, censistice of eonirs and recitations by the pupils. Remarks from the member of the board, and a few kindly wordg of farewell hy the teacher, warmly appreciative of the spirit of good will on the part of pupils and patrons toward himself and each other daring his jraUy. The school has been a inccess, and the same will undoubtedly be true lor tne remainder of the term. Miss Litxie Evans will take op the work, and ehe is highly recommended for her in tellectual and practical ability. The spirit of improvement is abroad in this locality. Georce Gregory iahml.t. ing a drying house for the comimr tea "0t .r - ti..i: . voters we - uiuiriiKiuns are j iee oy iuu , ..u - .i.-.! . . . . .. teml rc. mui auuuionai eiieos eacn side. W. W. May is having bis bouse freshly raided. H. 0. Ingkeep is doing the "work. Mrs. M. E. London baa improved the interior of her dwelling by having aeveral rooms painted and papered. Mrs. Edwin Howard recently eave a party for the young folks. Cards and dancing occupied the evening. A fine supper was served at mid night. Mrs. Pavid Jones invited a large num ber of guests for last Monday evening in lionorofher son Robert O. who came from ardner, Idaho not long since. Some eight or ten young ladies were invited by Miss Clara Graham to a quilt ing bee, on Ust Wednesday. A very liappy time was enjoyed hy all. We all woml ered. Then h., an I.I Sir. S. 1 want him. Poor S. came up at once, greatly as tonished at the KUiiimotit. me aeoorni gig . tnnnned. Mr. S." slpH-r sternly and turned Ihe county thing along Jlr, Schneider has treated his hona tn ' said the a fresh coat of paint which improves it away. looks very much. ' i ok the hint, atepptnl at once Into Fritx Piesen spent sever., d.v. of .... ?'"'' b"d! at the nearer I . ,. . . . " suore. rrom thai ilay no soul ever week ,U,ting h.s cousin Cri. Kichen, of beard what U,,c of him. 7Ln a.tmgton county. Ue committed MileMe. b...t1,.P Communion service will be held at ouier eiiipioj iiient mot a dilllcult mat tne liethel church next Sundav. A Allen is erecting a new woodrhed on ois place whhh will add much to the convenience of the place. I ter lu tlmae buy tlnuai. whether, uu !der another mime, he won for l.ln..ir the rvHpeet of UH fellow men baa uev er Uvn known. - Conteiiiairary Review. Xllwauki. MlLWAlKIK. Mar 9. Meaan R.mn.l Kliensmith and Henry Wohmnan. of UeSota, Mo., are ggest ofMrsBotte miller, w ho with her children are near Jeka Ball h Ltn. What could be more abatird than the conventional t.pe of the nation - inn.He tyiH whit h we mi ami iwi almost every dav? Kn-I.in,l la i.iii. I I lany uurortuiiate. To express our na- relatiyes. They are well le.l "OMI c"r1'i'- we bare t cbolce J h rtetzler is rustling the voters in j 1 support from heraldry, and the na and having them register as our commit- j tl"nal anlty Is tlnttered by the anal tee has not done a thing so far. Out of ' Kjr ot our lMwer lo thoae of Hie king e about 110 reeis-! of biu- l!,,t oiherwla,. how little ap- now and it will take some hu.tlim, ''l' " l In repreaenilng them all in bpfnr. .1.. v.T " v'n aUlllla, n KiiRllah Tb Oeavaal. The origin of Ihe Turkish crescent la loot In antiquity. As the emblem of progress and Increase It figures In the narxhlp of A at arte, the chief goddca or trio I hii'iih laii raiithiHiii, who uu j der various names was adored by ev ery Semitic race. It Is not, therefore, surprising thai the crescent should tw I me cnoaen emiiieiu or a conquering and 'sprendlng Ntiple. The horde of Gem ! ghlx Khan carried It on their banner J from the great wall of China to the linlu and Ihe Volga lu the thirteenth I century, yet the-e were Mongol and jeiiemle of the very people with whom I the crescent la generally associated, j The Ottoman Turka. who ftrat got land In Asia a a reward for assisting ! the Scljuka against Ihe Mongol, aeem ' from the first arrival lu these region j lo have displayed the well known ym InL It apoared on the Imuner of the Janlaaarlea of Ihe Suliau Orkhan. In the fourteenth century, and autm quently the crusade fixed II In Ihe eye of Chrlatetidom a Ihe counter emblem to Ihe cn. It I souictluir liehl that the Turks txirrowed the ere cent from Ihe ItyMntlne Greek, but this I evidently not the caae. (In Ihe contrary, ihe Greeks had probably al an early period adopted It with other religion symbol and Idea from ihe enaL AY'.Llle PrrpdMlion for As sliul).!tljif tlC FiHHl flfal Itvtf uLl lug (It Stotiuu3 nisi lwj-b li lVnmnh'wDi'JwlliinrhrerM Fai'l 'ap, -. - IK55 fttvl Ilfst Contain nc llfrf ui'rtiiii.Murpnitto rur ruuaai Not N Aiic otic. Wla. JmJ' i i.f . t,U i (yiWiii. Apfrfrcl Firnfd"y forroMlift- Worm f!nniiUbtn lrrih- ticss oik Loss or Slxeu T 3im.W 5itiMlurer kkw S ome. ,UfJL! on 3IT a MET liD II For Infants nnd ChlKqn. The Kind You Hava mm - Always Bought Boars tho Siguaturo of XXACT C0Y Of VRAf r ta AW The Kind Vou Have Always Bougln. cnin CXPCIICNCE mm. . uu ai n r-ELLOH to get them all in before the 15th, bot Mr Wetzler will do it if there is any ahow. He is a red hot republican and wanta to see the ticket go through with a large majority in June men have oulv Keen In tho .l..,.r...li., captivity of a menagerie, which haa never within historical time Inhabited their Islands and about which they know nlmoxt nothing. W II Council is working a laraw fore. ! Co,"i ,1,'rin chronically de- of men and teams on the road at ki.l.v. i r..ir."?'e ? . . . "'""re. It i ... ,. . , J tiu an iron eat in Ilir that the Hrlr. h.l gradmg it down the cut will be four hdi nation should I, ,y," r ie, by . fa . Iet iln f. r., ....... .it n i !. i , . I ... ' ' 1 iwi "Why." ask the New York !... "should Hartford le the renter of In i iirnn-e In this country In-Hi ml of New 1 lork? Why should ,Kt,,o t h,,. .. ter of the copper Industry T There I no cornier within I mo i,.ii... .1.. - in,. Hub. Why should a majority of our sho- I made at I.ynn? "We can umlerata-id why PlttM.iirg should be the center of the Iron Indus try, sitting a aH. ltf j(1rt (f Hie ore ami eon I thotild she make marly all our gins hen there I better snml elsewhere 7 Why i Providence the L-r..i i..u-..i, i making clty T Tsiaoc Wahh (nxtti.ik a Hra ana KnnMM a,.. nl. lf ,., , p, t i ,.., I, ii....,ii.hi i. p,.,hml.t, r.. ... IkiMMlMIl AM.a.irnn.i. II. .. m, rt, t ifil tro. in. l mm-v f, Mw,m. tiii4. ' ihn,,!, jaUB, a lu. r Scientific Jlmcrlcatt. A karxlanmclf Itlaralarl VMkir, J triwmt M. niio..n ..f anr ..i,nl y u,.,.l. n , MUNiU Co New York nM:h ,aw. a r si, wuX tit Mm PARKaRH UliDinii 1 u vmm u4 W. w u ka. r'a Irt llu,a tiny Cm a fc.it i. I .- I ... milrsi of long di. tance tri,n)ne wire ia Oregoi. Washing-tor, Call fiTnu nl,, J, hi,,, ,I)W jt m rtifn y the I'acifio Million Telephone Com. patty, covering '.,J' town. Quirk, accurate, cheap. All tho aatisfactinn of a Ifhu.nal 6itittnunirati'.n. I'txtanre no effrrt to a clear titnlerstatnlii)(r. ! kane ami Han Francisco a easily heard n I'ori- lat..l. (r'k'i, City office? at Ilanliiis Drill' Store. Kiple Lane. Maple La, May 8-Mrs. Conrad Trieister and daughter of Oregon City are the gnestg of Julius Prieeter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Painter.of Canemah vitited at W. O. Dickerson' last week. Master Gilbert Morrin, of West Orexon tny, spent laet week with his grand parents, air. and Mrs. A. Mautz. The Forbes liios. have taken aeon iraci to no some clearing fur W. G. Muir. air. and Mrs. J. K. UdVie and Iwig JJavies left last week for Molalla for a few weeks stay. Lizzie Prlester who has been sick for sometime is slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. M. Ward, of "Woodburn. spent Sunday at this place. Martha Marlin is home aL-ain ftr un extended stay at Woodburn. Mrs. J. Ii. Jackson and daughter, Olis, ate visiting relatives at Needy. The rock ci usher on the Highland road reminds one of the Fourth of July forits decorations make it resembles liberty car. Mr. Mautz certainlv h some very patrotic men working for him. feet deep. Mr. Counsell finds it bard tn get good men to do the work. A lawn social will be the next a mn an. ment in our little burg as some of our leading young men are talking it up Ice cream will be served hot orcoMtn suit the tate. S. W. Hoesbv. John Stnrkr an. I i-..i Hoesbv soent Sunilav . Ho.ul.u .i J Ktlvenes " J "'"C Mil I I1H il .ii a .i t ... ... . . Mie ngure. I m 1 " e were n iniiiiuraetiinr or a merchant or n seamnti, there would tie some approprlAtcm-H. hut the stout eighteenth century John Hull with whom we are so familiar from allusion ami picture Is n being quite unknown io us in the floh. He Is Just n good ex ample of the time honored. Inaeetirnto, We hone ibpv will enjoy their trip hugely. Messrr. Kerr and Walter n r,,,i i Eagle Creek fishing Sunday. The catch was great, two mud cats and two wet fisherman. The past rains havn ma, la n i. - - -" . 1 1 c farmers smile. Even Mr. Itofenan it,.. i conventional type. All vigor nnd siiiie- have long Iopiirti, from U'lt we are too ln,l.,l,.i tn replace hlm.-Iindon Globe. ' Vork lloupKaiur. The hostif nlltv ut am.ith.p ,.lor. i. " i'.ii. .-n i a rare If not unknown In New York. Hospitality there Is dlfTerent and tend' to be swamped by numbers and even chilled Into nn Apparent IndllTereiiee mill is really comnelli..! l.e I Irr.i, in At the Riamlaallna. Teacher (to little Isldor. who I very ior at frncllotisi-If I n,i an rnr,u of cloth for a suit and the cloth coat gulden a yard, what will the aoii cost? Isldor-To begin with, lencher. 3 yard would Jw enougii fr B aUi, and you could get at our store for gul den. The stilt would cost you (J gu. oeii.-i negeliile Itlalter. - iii.i i m ,nur OII Uie cinzens , Htatiees. orten It makes a brave fight ticket had one all the way across his face, j a"d never wholly gives up. but It Is a Mis. J A Keck, who has been very ill I 8,u''l,-, a-"l'"t gn at odds. Not Hel the past week is improving verv hot i U linlll'",,H "-"t the enoitmuis ng- " ' !m vat Ion of social nnd Int-lleeiunl op- l rof I, L Moore retporls good ! port unities that fonfronf a i; with his class which will graduate vr ' I'1'-' w come to live In .New York o sjon as echool will continue onlv f, "1Ht'"urnS" them that they end In V Keillana Kedlaxd, May 2. Our berg is enjoy ing a season ot pleasant weather with occasional showers. Well, it has been just two years ago to day that Dewey took the Spanish fleet ana came in notice of the public's eye, and he is offering himself rS a candidate for the presidency. The people will give at to Uewey next December like lie gave it to Don Montifo at Manila. Nit. A German minister has been holding services in the M. E. church during the past week. L. Mosher, who is employed on the U. B. Snag boat Mathloma near Astoria, came up from Portland on his wheel Sun- weeks more. The professor has res;,! the position as principal here last week and will have a school in an admin in.. county at a larger-Salary. A jolly lot of I.vilia l'.,.tio...ni...- - m-jjjijivji f) friends surprised her at her home Wed nesday evening it being the day she came home from Snokane. Lr. .i, had been the past three months and to make the occasion more highly enjoya ble Mrs IJottemiller'g two brothers who WPrp v!u!fin, l.a. .. 1 . .. uu wcie nioo ureseni. 1 tin time wag spent in toasting to the one re turned home and to the yisitorg. Garnea were playsd and ot!ier "luuiq hi- dulged in, and a well prepared re.,au. I was served oy me ladies.about thirty-fh were present. ing narrower lives In the great city and seeing fewer oootile tlilin In !,. smaller town from which they came! And If It does not discourage them It Ii io drive them too hard. A New lork-er who already had n house lo town and another In tho country near by excused himself for building a third In New Hampshire by saying: "In town or near town I never' get 'away from engagement. I want a phee where I can have some leisure, and leisure to a New Yorker means, of course, a chance to do some work."- ocnonor a "SomrtHna Hoi." D'Orsny wa at a dinner nt IMirncir. which was not of a kind to suit the fashionable gourmet and when. tiling had been cold. At the i.iii I ,.r dinner there whs brought lu some half liielte.1 lee In ,lH. "Thank henvco- said D'Orsny. "At last w have got something hot."-filr Algernon West' ItceoIlectloliH. Kalae lliirlrinp. Kcho.il Kxainliier-Wlmt I the mean ing of falye d:r-?rl.-ic? Hchoolboy- Please, sir. Ifa nl.n n. doctor gives the wrong iufr t people oo are sicK.-iw.stou Christian IteL-la. ter. Ely. Ely, May 0. Mr. Francis. Sr. ia ll.n guest of his daughter, Mrs. S. A. Gillett Mr. Manning, Sr., of Mulino. ... ; the city Friday. Frank Jaguar, of Cams, made bai. ness trip to the county seat last week. Mr. Haas has improved bin finnan 1 the erection of a handsome noreh r Thompson was the builder. M. Connell, of Kiowa countv. tfanaa. is stopping at John Gillett'a. ' How He Mil,.. A Missouri paper says that Henntor f ockrell keep In closer touch with the oeopie or ms state than nny other man u uie senate. One of his habit, ac- ! w.u.ijk io cajmoi gossip, I to read In mo senate the name of every con stituent who sends him a petition. Other senators content tlminselvea with presenting petitions In an Indefi nite nunch. nnd lu this Impersonal fashion they are noted The Congres sional Record. CockrelPa way (uf. ferent, and when The Itecord npp..nr mere are the names of hi constitu ents, looking very large. Forthwith to each person thus distinguished goes j a copy of The Itecon! l.l,.l. i I with much pride at the ..o,,tP or potftolflcc. anil the v.... tu . Of Cockrell for life. " 144 Causes of i Loss of Hair Dr. Sabouratnl, the amlnr-nt French DermatfilogUt, sayt that as per cent of hair loasn are the results of microbe and tho neglect of dan druff. Theantlseptlcactionof at - 5 ! a) 4t ft) 46 IGGLE BOOKS A Farm trhrarr of tncqnalKJ talae-rracktl. t.j-ldatc,ronclanJU)mrrchcnMye-i:rl. acljr rrlutcJ and Ikauiifuily Iiluuij. By jACOD DIOOLU No. !-ni(KHJl llou.;n rtrwit aii!,iii ll.nva-a li'mmna ktrm Trll .1 k , , , . No.3-IU(Kll.n itf v IMMJK AII.iI.miI rroi... k: l ri,H- a.twt-.rahn .IHK.I oll.HIu.,.ii,.. ,M, itcBl. No.3-HI(Kil.i IfR LTHV MH)K ( in n., 1. T ,h,1"'""-' "' t.fc. ,.,..-1.-. u a.' 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