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OltrcaON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JUNK, 22 1900 3 lVrsonal Mention ' . 'a, r. .. ,.i Itmllanil. Waa III (hi J, r. i"1 , , , r M"" Hanw'lil b.i.li ,rrt Il-lf"'. H" '"'lm',. jl Tin., ('! o"1 leave tha IlisUf mI in-jiiil' '" """"" "" tmil"i- p v. w-i'i"H "i rni'i. (nani'mrf his many lilnluls In this city TwUy- 7iliii l'n '"""' ,0 b' I""1'" (T.I "'V"' jl,(,m KllhMi. riiiiiiiiUeloimralacl !o ' ' y, r i'' Wt-Cur J, ol Ml. I'lresaiil, linlliil Iba l'Ml I1" illilif'"''' ,""l,1'' A. M. i.iilW. aorrctary ofOfi-Kon fit jr V. M.C a IriiiMuiilntc luiaiiiB In V . lim-r, rrpwiill 11 Irum jUk" r 'Hiity, li In the rtty, ! sural ol ,( l.ruther CJ, W. ((race. ham l'iiiiH, (uimailr Willi 1'rlce )tr. iJiliUdljf, U bees from kaatcru (i,rk' ..f e ! Uy. , Jlr. II. It, llayrs Ml llsy tuf jwii"(, Michigan, hr ahe will remain pxrrsl Wcrae flailing latatlvaa. Mrs. llerlrjr Hiwviit, ol Han Krm laru l rU'Hi'rf t Iba home hr ainla, Mr. in lra, llaiiry Mal.lrtim. Mre. I. 1. Hhlmller, anJ eon, 4 Han ftatirino, are vlsltltig at the home ol ir. aiul le Norrte, ol llila clljr. M m Maiy T. il"aaon, alio haa brn tiling lilin U In 1'n.lal Veil fr tha I tit ww, rvitirnaxl hm Tu,alajr. J. W. Iwlrr, I. 0. Utmirett enJJ II. Heaven o ttil city ltrn.o-l com u.aiirement tirrrlao at McMlnnWlle last week. Hits (iraro Woul arrlvw honia fiom i ngne Krl'lajr evanlni. where ha ln llit guest of relative ami friends lor (! al month. Monday night Mr. R. T. H'ay. ol fratll. liMllirr ol Mr. J. K. Ilrtta, frli"l In Hilt fHy k4.-rvninll l y Mn. Ann K. Khuayli. M. ML ha.l will Uav July H lor tiiontli'a atay In PI. I'aul, l.rr ! lll vinl lila tatanU wltom I ia not n fjr Hi it lutil yft. Mr. HuaU Krfn, of IMruM, Mich Un. la vlalunj at lit liotn of lttr1 tl Mra. Kllanl. of ikl city. M'i l lfn la ltr of Mr. KallanJ. MiaI.yU I-aureor, of Onirin ("ily. rtlrl In CorvalH Haturlay an.l villi I tit lrt of Mia liw-n fmlfli 'Until altrf tmimncemlil. Cof!l tiaiott lliilry WUIiart rrlurniHl lt Motvlay from I'.akri ('ily, wlirr li ha rt U.t )4it ypar. II brought Ith Mm fount- b'lCr llial h )urchaast In that city. Mi '.rti (lol.Uinlih wnt vrl d)ilurln tit rk lltlng ltll th family of M. llollrk, ho r lmHif illy rnjoylnit lh lrw t f Viaw, U'anll. Vranrl (llluy U th (Ut of J 'id It rnnntt' family, o"th lll. hir t ill remain anvoral tlaya. Hi fathi nlwlhlm to that !ar. rot urn- tt M'iilar. H. 8. Walker. I. D Taylor, H. Y. & tluturn. llov. K. S. ltotllnirrr, John SuWPtmlE. II. ConKr itlpnilcl the, liUut ronvrnUon of th, O. Ih'ti'lixlnni ilurlnif th wwk. Karah Applagata I-inK, of Yoncolla (Uiiiflilcr of Jeaain Aptl"it I-onu, of Y unroll, roturnnl to lir homa V'r.iiMlay,lur a wm-k' lU M Ui gui.t of Mr. ami Mr. Itolrt Miller. Mra.J.K. Copley. (ni Mlnnln Har ritKt..n) will arrive in llila city th flnl ol nKt wwk from Pn Kranclro, whr iKo ill remain vral wtxik vUlUrg rvlatlvr ami Irlcmla, Her liuahaml lilt on tlm lat liiiirr fr Noinu City, whuro li hat i-itrnlyo goM mine. Suu rliitiiiKh'iit Pallon. of tlm Crown Paw mill. Ju.Ikh Kvan. C. K. IawihIii. l'i lal U. H. Ianl unnt, Ir. W, K. C'krll, J. II. W'alkrr ami NIM 8uH-riu-ti'tidi iitU. J. Iluchanan, of tli WllUm Mtn ir mill, ttnmUl tl mi annual miHitiiiK of the Myilla Shrlue In l'yrtland Saturday ulttUt. Midi lUrll.. U - i'vi inn ii(iiv - Tnculay frm Tolwlo, whore he hl two tc( ,i,o ai hool. The :hool hoard Of tliul ilLtrl..! a.ra andllll to mlftln llm dcrvln of Mian Humnnr, but ihe linn diirlilml to null leaching nd eccppl at 1 . a. mo oiiit ol more lurrnllve emptoyniBin W(Nx)jiirn Inilepenilent. Local Evcr). MiaiMnryK. Tlbrt, of CUcUmaa, ih hun ointiloyod aa techor In the Woolburn school. JoHoph Miller, Infant ion of J. Miller, ll0 ha Wn alrk for tllO DAlt tWO oka, g alowly rocoverlng. Til nnirnirnmulit nf Mr Julltl WOUmli, formerly of Mill city, and Mlaa 1'aullna "alii, of ForUanil, la announced. MiftlMattle It. Loavitt. of Molalla, u among the student! to graduate at tne Willamette Unlverilty this week. Hiihjm t lor ClnUilaii Hi-Iiiii' aiirylr Kiin-lay, Jiiiix !M, "Cl.riaila'i H. leiic." A It'll Hlmiiioiia xt TufiUy, whll rnill("l at plaaixrintf work, full from Him at.inliiK ao hroli hl ritfhl forearm, Tim IUrti.l HiimUjr arhixil at (Had atnii I at t aj haa Ih-iui podixinnd on ao loiidt ol ilia until hliUy, th '.",)' li limt. I't'li r K'kiV , ol ll-i ('i waa adiiil(i'd liiaii l.y Jud llyan Ut Monday, and a lalinii t Ilia aayloiii by Mlinrilf Cooke, Mlaa Motile 1 1 nl mm, who bat th inlafoitiiii lo aoataln a aevere Ifarlilt of Ilia rl(lil arm, aeteral wenkaajci, U rapidly linpiovlng. Annum oilier Col,' and Mr. l(otit A. Miller raondnd lolota given at th Nallv Hon' baii'oini held In l'ortlaiid til Vl'lllll of Jm II I'orliig III wek Ih ellte Vt Wiel bar ln Ihiiv i ICena I'iliiiau-er and Cliarlea liinian; Kv May aia anil lwellyn Carey I'avl". Medina' iHKhta ol Wa. herm Tr.lnt No. 1.1, Order ol l(d Men have been jhangnd lo the aet-ornl and foudli Turdy and ilur 1 H4iu'dr of eai li month. Among tliiiea wliii gra'loaml Ut Thursday (run the llnhop H. iitl arademy ill I'orllaud, aa William llauiiliolol, eon ol Key. and Mra. I'. K. Hammond, A tlilaclty. Th ladira of Hi. O. A. K , held an rnjoyahl lawn a-nlal at the realdence ol J.hleaarton 4tb atreet. Iivrream arid rak wer atrvinl and a apleiidl l pro iam rendered. At th A. O.U.W.and greof Honor plmie bold at Amity, Yamhill county, U1 hatuiday, Judga (JorJeo h. II aye delyre. a very pleaaing addre to lotll M) peoptit. Hainrtay awning, June 73, Hi Alumni ol the I'srkplar a hool will bold Hieir annual reunion at ll rideurof I'rof. 4. W. (iray, of Ibla city. A d. ligliilul tlm I antli-lpt.l. IK not fail lo bear Hon. J . T. tow, In hia aiilhiialaatlc and InalrurtJvt lecture on "Man," Ilia gramleal auhjoci vr oia rumj on the I tor plallof m. At Y. M. C. A. on Hunday, June St. At a meeting of th department clrtl la lie of mall. A. It., held in K.ogm lat Thurly, Mi Jennl Howao, and Mr. Huwart, of thla city wr elected treasurer and tiieuiher of Iba council of a.lmliiltratl'n, respectively. Th ladlra of M. I'aul'alluitd will give a mrm at Iba residence ol Dr. b. A. Hominer on Frilay vnlng, June 72. Mualr, danring, etc Admlaaion 10c. Itelreahmanta lie. !- craain Will be arrved born 0 o'thirk wlUiout a lmllon. iVnteruatal ramp toerting will ba held on the old Melbodial ramp ground at Cnhy, Wginnlng June 2H, and con tinuing until July tt. Ir. tla, president of tha L'mp Meeting A latlon, and Ir. Cool ol Kpokaue, will have Charge, Caul. J.T. Apparanu, ol Oregon Cily, ha rt hoil preal lent of the Oregon I'loneer a Aaaociation. lpt Arrn 1 one of the late' aarhrai pioneer and baa alaayt taken a deep Interaat In the building up of the tata Inatiiutlon. Albany Herald. The alumni of the l'nlvrity of Oiegoo have eWted tha lolloalng otflcere for the enaolng year i I'mideot, C. . Oallo way, ol Oregon City; vice prealdont, MelleM Hill, of Toe Iall, ami Mm tinilln, ol K.ugeiie; e:rlry-lreaurer, Tbereu Friendly, ol Kugene. Chautauqua nianagem have let the contiarl to ratabiUh a dining atructure, Ut Iiunmlre and Haurlh of 1'arkplace, fie dlmenllona of the atue to U lol Iowa: Mulngroom, 30Wj kitchen, lfixlA.and a porch Rilrt. U la lobe erected a abort dlatauce from the audi torium building and work on It will com mence at once. Win . J . W. McCord. of kit, riant a abort time aiw made a viit to I. II. Ixmy'a larin, Jeraoy Catlle Itujortor and Itreedur, of Jeirera.n, urcgon, Ha boutiht a very lieautiful heiler and he waa o welt pleated with bvr that he mit hack laat talurday and got another one. They aio very uno aiciuicine ui the moat faahlonahle atralns. The I.adiea' Aiuilllary will gle a social at the Y. M. 0. A., 8aturday even ing June 23. Ice croam and cake will te much In evidence ami a apionaiu pro gram rendered. A game of banket ball tnitwoon the Y. M.0, A. boye and tin lloltou loam will concludo the evenlug'a pleaiiurei. Cliaa. Unthorlord, a well-known teacher of thla county was in town Thuraday morning, on his way toddle ton. Helms been 8. 8. miaHlonary for American 8. 8. Union In Umatilla county alnce May 15, and reports a delightful time, having riddun the wheel nearly 000 miles over tho hllla and through the valleyi of southern portion of that county, organUedslxnow Sunday schools.aidod or visited about ten others, held about twenty-four nioetings, and true to his nam, "rather forded" Big McKay creek eleven times with his shooi on bis feet and bis wheel on his shoulder. He re turned lo attend the State J. 8. conven tlon in Portland, and got Pprmlwlon to visit for two or three days his parents In HlLThland. He expects to retna In In the H. B. work In Umati la county until Ust ofAugnat. Ills address onlll then will be Box 680. Pendleton, from which point his mail will be forwarded to any part of the county. K. C. lrruiian, field supcrlntarideril of batrherlns In Oregon, returned yea tnrday from tha Upper Clackamas bab h. ary, Mr, (irsenuian, who baa Ixon abanrit fur a month, la hare for tha pur pose of piinhaaing aupphaa, lie will return tha flint of th wak. , Ha has been superintending tha pU' lrig of the baU.hery In readinea for lh aeaaon's work which will leglri tha latter part of July or the first of Augoat, and continue till early In Hept' ruber. II haa a crew of four men at thawork, of which conaldarabla yd remain to h dona. A tuhttatlon la Imlng put up near tha big' hatchery. The racks and traps lor It have all tmen eeciirad and tha sur vey com plilad. Mr. Oreenman aalimatea that from fl,(M,0x to D.txu.im thliiook aaluion egn will U taken during Iba coining season. Fiali Commlaalouer Heed, of Atoria, and Hon. J, A. Talbart, of Clarkainaa county, arrive.) In Hoaehurg Tuoa-lay and on Wednesday morning want out to Tioga, on Hi North Umpooe, for tha purpoea of selecting a alta for a flat) halehery, Of the tag very drlrabl ite afforded on tha river, tha on Ida better lulled for tha purpoaa will be elected, and o xerlinenl or tt will uial to deUirioiii tha aupply of flab that can ba aecored at this point, aod li tha supply justifies it, a complete batch ery will be established at that point. Mr. It owl g'wa to Cooa Bay from this point, snd will locate a hatchery on soma of tha tributary atreams lo th bay. It I tha lutentlon to have the) batch ariea atalIUhel before the cloae of the aaaaon. Koaeborg I'lalndealer. Saturday morning th wood axw Ku gena arrived from down tha Columbia, and began discharging a cargo ol cotton wood at tb Crown Paper Mills. The craw of the Kugne conaleted of 10 Jlnee. They worked at anloading tha wood until nooo, all the while being annoyed and Untaliaed by th white man In the vicinity. Tha Japanaaa war thoroughly frightened by the demonstra tions made, and in th afternoon refused logo to work. They returned to Port, land on the eUauier Alton, Dot deairing lo stay ondr any consideration, While the Jap were atwork.no attempt was made lo do them bodily Injury. Had they continued, however, the demonstra tion might bav become mora violent. Another craw will have to be eecoraJ by the managers of the Kugene, which be long to Captain F B June, of Portland, befor th remainder of th wood is on- loaded. The arow bad on about ItiO oorda of four-foot cotton a ood, which had been brought from Lii river. I.L From my place near Clackamas Heights, on Monday night, a red a white lilted cow, about 10 years old, with mall roe lied lo horn. L. Djiiuskv, Oregon City, Ur. Arkrr's FeglUh lUmedy will stop a cough at any time, and will cor the worst cold in twelve hour, or money efunded. 7? rt. and 60 cl. How's This I We offer One Hundred Dollar Re ward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CiuxiT A Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, bare known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be lieve blia perfectly honorable In all Due Inea transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WsstATkcax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, rt. Waldiho, Kihius A Masvik, Whole sale Druggists, Toledo, O. I tail's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting directl upon the blood and mu cous surfaces of the system. Price "5c per bottle. Bold by all druggists. Testi monials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Large assortment of guns, pistols and cannons lor Fourth of July, at the Uolden Unto Baaar. For the loweat prices and best styles II on Miss Goldsmith. rJA. Karl's Clover Root Tea nomitlfiM ha Comrllnn, PiiHSrt,tM ni.Mid, alvw a Knuh.tlmrSkln. CurMton tlpatlon, lmll(mllon, anil all Krmtlia or tha SMn. An anwstil Uxatlv Nrv 'I'on'f, Sold on lolnl jiniiit I'X all .ln i.l. QH. ....I si thi. S. C. WCLLS sv CO., LCSJOV, N. ? soic paoeailToas i For sale by U. U. Uuntley. Urn Political Psrty. Hoclal fieniocrats of tha s'ate hsvs dc elded lo become a f.uilor In the nest tiro Merit ui ciirii aiKn. amJ ac:orllngiv! hsva I oe-1 a call for a t convention to ba held In Portland, July 12. Arioi gsiii.ilori of ihi brand l JVm'craiy waa comiltd at Maple Lane We.uea day aveiiing with 18 members. They will aid In placing Imr presidential aloctora In Hi field. A suspicion has ba ome prevslcnt that Oregon's H'N.lal D. in'icracy may join bauds with t!i Democrats, Populists and Hilver Hpnblb ans in the aipXirt of llryan. If I'irli prove to be the case, then there will m no occasion to roml-l nata separate eledor July 12, Th fuaion elector have already Len nomi- liatn.1 and it tba hoilallsU work tit, Bryan's itiireaa they would be Impair-! Ing bis chance by putting four more lectors In the field. Whether or not tha HoclalisU co-oper-eta with th lualoniaU, hinge entirely upon what the Bryan platform contains. II Ho-ialiatio doctrine are given suf ficient recognition in the platform, it would satUfy the Hoclal Democrat snd they will fly th track from Debe aod yola tor Bryan. Should Bryan overlook Hocialisin, however, the DehsiU-e will support their own candidate and heartily kuife tha silver champion. Prrteuted A Iragedy. Timely Information given Mrs. George, Long, of Nw Mrailsvllle, Ohio, pre vented a dreadful Iragedy and saved two live. A frightful cough bad long kept her awake every nlgbt. elie bail tried many remedies and doctora but steadily ...,..( tnttm tl flrii'' rw m'jiww uii.i. uij(ir. - New Discovery. Una bottle wholly mirsrt liar ami all wrltj.a Una marvelous mixllclne also cured Mr. J-ong oi a sever . . i . L ,J fiiii'h piim ara poeitiv prod of th matchless merit of this grand rsoiedy lor curing an inroai, chest and lung trouble. Only 60c and 11,00. Lyery bottle guaranteed. Trial bottles free at Geo. A. Harding's Drag Store. Tha Beaver Creek 4-.h of July celebra tion will conclude with a grand ball. Nash's orchestra ol Oregon City will furnish music for toe occasion. Parties going on picnic or excursions on the Fourth will find all kind of fire works al the Golden Uule Bataar. The Enterprise II SO per year. 9 everything in the millinery line must go. Mia Goldsmith. Persons desiring announcement of parties, socials, etc., must send them to (his office. Hie F.nlerpriae gets the news, be Knterpriee. Get BELL0MY & BUSCH TH6 HQUSSFURN1SHERS, Housefurnishing Summer Needs. If you are interested in. securing these items at lowest H)ssible prices, you'll thoroughly appreciate our June offerings, you'll feel them to jossess exceptional merit. It's passing along to our customers the houseneoda at their real worth, it's in giving honeat values that makes this store a favorite buying place. .iz-KSil, PpJ WSw' ilRf igr Uammock9-85c and up- All sizes and prices. 10c. and up, double roll. , , , ,, i ,, frf ' Water set and tray ill!5 4 Yr-l 60c. 0 V. J-lf .. -lWk Covered jelly glasses 8 J "ttt fJF 'per dozen 3oo I ! Jj s; Tftjl!rr Berry set of bowl and rCV 6 eauc6 dishes . . . 20c Ice Croam Freezers to rent. Y1 tumbler9 ?!r Ki!cheri TreaAurer 3afc dozen 30c large size $3. HlAtfWARtl Revolving glass table Mfeft i : WROUGHT STEEL; U li aJ ' TV. forfc II Vk f I Kua iN'rW trrt II minute, with a corbridgo spool I, ' w JIId The dollar camera is at last a fact a practical daylight loading camera which weighs but 12 ounces and will take 0 pictures 2jx2J without reloading, at a cot of 10c. It is oiade by the Eastman Kodak Co. which is a sufficient guarantee of iU worth. itSSr' HUNTLEY'S art at at-'af T af" Get our Prices r fa. a a Just Received A new line of ladie's top shirts, ladie3 fancy colored underskirts. Hosiery for ladies and child ren, and lace curtains from 45 cents a pair upward. ay e Si, Water set m Kl yyfTk vovereu jeiij f f per dozen jjci ij oc i ui iaj A at SkA )iaUrva w l rr afar fnrvtmaici rT 1 ii wvvi h u uiiiVi (7 L.rv I dozen 30c 1 (LOTARL I Revolving glass table easier CroNtt lluabasida might bo perfect little angels if they could always have their meals in time. Cook your meals on the Charter Oak Stove or range and you will make a little lamb out of your cross husband. Stoves $14.fo and up. Steel Ranges $3o and up. A Kodak on Your BICYCLE newl only weigh C or., and out but $5, but it will afford you pounds of fun and many dollars' worth of real enjoyment. It will take 12 pic turrs without reloading, and vet - or --- IjJ can he loaded anywhere in five G like thin n ) which weighs lefts than one ounce but takes twelve pic ture.). The cost of a complete developing A . ..r. ' ii i ... . A UUlIll IS f 1, OUk II you emu jrou y n "P..ut 4tiA nt-ilf.n and tl limj junk A icnv biiv vu.wi. 'm we will do the rent." A The Brownie Camera KODAKS BOOK STORE, S lilt l-af JafslL A on Job Printing. a a A .Atfi0aA.A.iflATiiflii - W y S' yV y ayajr and. tray glasses 3oo i aim i OA I yi Straw matt i n g from China and Japan. You can't com p a r e our matting, but the mattings you'll see here are all made ex rjres sir to to ou r order . So much . for good ness, the patterns are different, that's our aim, the prices are fixed at our small profit over the landing cost, here again your interests are served. We sell fine linen warp matting for 23c a yard. 0 : f