OBEdON WTY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, AUGUST, 17 1900,
Personal Mention
Mm Alameda Walker la rusticating at
fVealde,
The .emlly ' Sheriff Cooke ere rustl
ruling si f K Beech,
pr. I.. I.. I'likeiis It routined in his
UMlllli Oil SM'.I.UIlt of Illness,
HtMiitfnA. Harding Joined dig family
at Wlllmll HiiIiiki Saturday,
Tim family of Charles Allnlulil are en
joying their (iiitlng it HIiii,
Mis. Nelson W, Lawrence nf thlsrity
a (iMirnliiK at Wllliull Springs.
CainpUII Ifniidilcks, ol Ieaaoii (,'lty,
I the gueal tif Hull. Win. (lalluway.
Mim Jluhla HuIiIkii haa ralumed from
I wy weeks' outing at l.oiig Beach,
Vis Krme (.awrsnco will leave peil
" week's outing al Newport.
frsj Mr, wllsand mother returned
aturday from eiicsuipmetil at Kagle
reek, ,
Mis. L Al a mi Iiaa returned from
viatl tun Irininle al r.sgie trees em
iat(li Id
J'nirr Nehren an 'I family left Tueaday
looming to enjoy a week's outing al
lutig Hab.
Mayor f.atouretle will Join lila family
al heaaldn Ida flral uf llila Week (or a
two waeka' uullng.
Mr. and Mra. K. K. (.'barman Ml Tuna
day for Heaview, whsro Ihey will camp
fur several weeks.
Mrs. Will Aldruh and mother, Mra
ICandsll, have returned from Ihelr out
lug al Ung Beech.
Miss Kay Handle, of I'orllend, la yl.lt.
in Waal Orefon Clly, the guoal of Miaa
llerlesll r'olleOaboe.
i'liaa. ll.C'aull.U la Indiepuacd with
rLeuinallain, iieceaaiuilng Ihe alt of a
can In gulling about.
J. W. Col and family return! front
Ys'julna Bay yeeterUay and rrort
moat enjoyable outing.
J. It. Miles Irfi Saturday evening for
Yuba, Cal., lo Join hie wile, where tliay
111 uiaka) lbelr Inlura liouia.
Mies Ahco I.ewlhsllo ami her guest,
MissTillard. returned Sunday evening
Iroui a week's uullng al Seaside.
Jolm l-ewthealte It enjoying Ufa al
foaslde, lb icnval of Mrs. A.J. Le-wlh
alia, al ber collage, "The I'lnee."
Jaim D. Mclnlyre loft Thursdsy fur
Newport, lirr tiatkKl to anjuv ttia
pleaaurea of that reaort fur a imIi or so.
K. M. Ilartinaii, of MarUatn, waa
doing Luaior In Orrgjri I'lly halo Jay
I'rrparalory to lila Jr artura fur Waaoo
county.
Mra. CliarUa l.aliMirnlU liaa rrlurntnl
from a lu awk'a outing al l-oiig IWarh.
hlit aa a-cuuiaiilcl ty Miaa Myrtle
Vaughn.
Mra. l'atr Milutyra la aojournlng at
Naviw. wliera hrr huaUnJ lual hr
Tora-lay fr rck't omlng at that 0(-
u'.ar rraort.
C II. ly aD'l aoii a, Trafion an J
Kinrry, ami 1'rufraar VVih og toll stur
lay tour ul nn fur a I'u uia alay al
Mutinl llooJ.
Mr. ami Slra. J.F. Clark ami il.ilj
ami Harau J. JauU Ivfl Tuoixlay fur a
lo nwka' aw.journ al Mr. Clark'a 1'ulk
cuiiiily larin.
M. KoM-nbauin, hu for Ilia pant ail
inontlia haa Ikwh travrllng through Ku
rnx, ia n jwcIihI huine alioul the mlildlo
of Sriitrmtx-r.
Mil. William flilgra aul chiMren, ac
0imtaiiii liy Miaa Tillm Iiikol. of
l'cirtlmi.) , la vlaiting at llm humt of thrlr
aunt, Mia. John Vlguliua. .
Mr. an.l Nfra. C. W. l'o, Will Morw,
Jaik Hih Nt.tun Latoureito rrlurnml
from u wvka' outing al Nntaru twadi
Hatunlay and rriorl a flrat claJM) lima.
Hv. I'. K. Ilammond, of Hi. Paul'
la.-..it Clmrch, haa Uun graulml a
iiniiilli'a vacallun, during which timo
'' will bo uo M'rvica at hla church.
i V. Plark and Mortimer .atourutl
J l if Hiinnynlilii Hatui Juy, whtr Mr,
Ci k will try Ml hand with tho tur-
-r'a roinpaaa In locating a boundary
!''. to a trart of land., , ,
Hon. John Talhttrt rvturiiud laat Krl
ly from tliM North Uiiiiiia hatchnry,
l'trn ha haa bmtn nngattixl for tliu t
t moiitha. (hiorgii lirown loft laat
Halur.luy to take hli loo,
MiHa Flurrnce l'atly, who I in boon tho
gi.cai of frlonda at Molalla for aevaral
M i'ki, haa rulunnxl to (ilalntoii, whore
liu will remain until bur term of x hool
U 'iin In Weal Oregon City.
Holnrt Warnor, binder of the Inrgeat
oa lilnu In H,o W. P. A 1'. Co.'a mill,
Kx i to th coat tlili wrok for two Wonka.
Hia ion, Frd Warner, atarUid Haturday
'or tho harveat fiuMa of Callforniit.
I'r. I.yon, who itifTiirod a aeyore fall
'mm hla wheel about throe weeks ao,
Iiah Improved eiilllclfiitly to auain prac
tice hia profeaMlon. Ho la now at On
W'K" "ear the ConKreKH'nftlniircn'
Hurt Naah and wlfo and Henry Bala
lury, and Robert Wilaon lutt this morn
ing for the Ui )ior Cluckainaa. They ex
poet to be gone about two weeka and
will end their time flailing and bunt
ing. Ed Surface, Charles Surface, Fred
'Wllkinaon, Charles Charlaon and
Joseph Austin loaye noxt week for the
vimnity of Mount Hood. The boys are
luadml for lionr ami are out taking orders
lor trout and veniaun before their depar
lure, I'r, C. V, IMiinla, aixii lal tgmtoflhe
g'"ioral l and olflin. with bead ipiarlera
at Oregon Clly, waa In lown Tueaday on
ollli lal hualuiuM befoin Hun J. T. flrldget
reglaier of tl.a J, H. Und office of this
elly. lln Ml Wnjnesday morning for
llanrroft, (Juoa ixiiiniy, to look after gov
rniiienl land iiiatlnia, Koaeburg i'lalir
inalnr.
Joalah Martin, John Straight and
Theixlore Unwell Marled out Ttlnadey
on a oroaiiing and llahlug and bunt
big trip. Their deallnallnii la anywhere
that tlmlr Imagination leada them, but
lhy will flrat go Ui Mount Hood. They
havai ilniy of ammunition and jrovla
lo'ns ami are iirapared for an eiUmded
trip.
concludnd willi a dance whbb lasted funlier iiiiu of VUKfi fur lan-a pa'd on
until the midnight hour. ' . ald property, and for V) as a reason-
' Having liought at a snflc. sale 160 ?W? ,,li',""Jr "wnifag.
roll, of llnemwarp maMlng, will tjlra IIm J-V'"'l Jo MiWf plain-
coniimrtl,.l.mu.nLot tl.ab.ru.in. We'""" " "'""7,
Mtrriir Cooka and deputlea are buaily
etigtgnd making up the deliiuint tax
Mil.
Ki-Mirle from dilbronl parts of Ilia
county bidleale that the culwonna havt
dlaapiM-ared.
Kraatus A. Kiiilth occuplrd the IUp
ti' pulpit Kumlay morning at 10:) In
the abaxnre of I'aaUir J. II. Heaven.
It. V. 'oitr brought lo tl,la clly Mon
day morning a baaketful of ll inch
eachiN that wero ralaed on hla place at
Calieniali.
Marjory M. Myers, agwl II years
daughter of J. T. and N. M. Myers, diel
at the home of her parents, rriday.
Auguat 10.
For Hair WllUk grand aiiare
piano an A No. 1 inatruumiit. Muat be
sold cheap. W. I Hlmk, the Home
Fumlaher.
Charlea Mnir eutalnd a anvere fleah
wuund In the hand Haturday while cut
ting checaa, noraaaitatllig the taking of
three or four atitcln-a.
l'rrwina who deaire lo pay their aub-
aerlpllon to the Fnterprlae In wmid muat
do o now, aa ool will uut be accepted
tfur tb rains el In.
Frank Itohlnaun. who haa been wltn a
threablng outfit at 1'reaititt, Wash., was
called hums lo hla daughter, who ia
rioualy ill, hul baarhanivsof recovery,
Chris, llluiiin has ln appolntl eni
Ion of the Oregon City cemetry, Instead
of Charlea lllulim, as was previously
tlsle. lo the F.nterprias,
Wall I'ar Just reneivod, new-atyle
patterna for fall trade; 0c per double
roll and upward. W, I.. Ulok, the
Home Furnisher.
always do as we aay, W, L. Illixk, the
Home Furnisher,
That the fi nil crop of Clackamas county
Is of a splendid variety and a full crop Is
evidenced by samples brought lotown
every day by farmers. Kleven-lnch
applea are common, and Tuesday morn
Ing I,, I', 4inls brought In Irom bisorcb
aid In this city several 14 Inch Oraven
atlnes, free from worms or acalea.
Inlereat stlsi hes to all veritable ac
count a ol recent eeriiinrea In ('hlna,
and the long review of Archibald Col
(piboiiu's new lMik of travela In the ce
leallal kingdom given In the Argonaut
for Auguat 13, I IKK), Is a notable srtlrle.
Many entertaining and Instructive pse-
saves are ijooted from the work.
Mrs. F.lixahetli McDonald Uvlsnd, of
Oregon Clly, has len elm-ted to the
prlnrillilp of the Molalla acboola for
the ensuing year. Mil. I'.yland was edu
cated In ths normal schools of Michigan
and came highly recommended pro
llcliHit In K-hool work, and Molalla la
fortunate In securing one so well qualified
In public school work.
Captain M. D. I'hillpa, of Albany, la
Inlhegucat of bis sinter, Mrs. C. II.
Csufleld. Mr, I'hlllips was captain of
(Company I, Hecond Orevon, whose
liinmlM-rahlp was about half made op
of Oregon Clly boy a, and the late coin1
manilrr feeia pertectly at home In this
city among his old comrades. Captain
I'tilllips n.sy locate permsnetly In Ore
gun City.
K. M. Hs'tman baa reaignml the poat
ollice) at MsKjuam and J. C. lan lain
has been Sppointed poatmssU-r lu his
steed. Mr. llartman has gone lo Wssi-o
county, w here be will probably lo a'e
permanently, lis will engage lo the
mercantile business and handle real
eautp, at the robable building of a
railroad has made all businees good in
southern Waaoo.
I land, Is attorney for plaintiff.
ItnporiHiit change io to be
ma le in the occnpiny i.f the rxiins of
some of the county olficials. The clerk
will be confined lo but ohm roim, and
the Isrie spsrtment ner ihe vault will
be flited up for the Mtorder. The school
superintendent will occupy the room to
be Vacated by the im:order. The public
will then Iw allowed In'o the vault with-
file a report of the condition of the said
estaeeand has moved out of the county,
Mr. Ftradley aaks Ibn court to releaae
him from hia bond.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Mike
(ileaaon was burled In this city Sunday,
afternoon. l.et Thursday they buried
a twin slater to the UU interred Son-
Marriage licenses were vrantrd to Kfbe
Riser, atied lit. and Itichard Itettner,
aged '.'. a'o to (telle Oaliorne, aged Vi,
stxl Th'onaa Slons, aged li. both of
CherryVlhe,
Vr. M. C. Strickland Is now the proud
Hpeor of a thoroughbred llamhleto
niau drlvlmi horse. The animal is 7
years of age and will tm thoroughly
hruke to Ihe harness by W. II. Young
the liveryman.
Next Wednesday, August 23, there la
Ui lie a lawn social at the residence of A.
F. Stokes In Csnemsb. Ice c res in and
cake will lie served, Ihe proceeds to go
for Ihe benefit of the Csne.nah Sunday
school
Hie young people of Harmony gave
an ice cream cream social al the real
dene of It. 8. McLaughlin on Tuesday
evening, Auguat 14. It was a decided
success resulting in the forwarding of
$l!).f5 to India's eulTWera.
The- Ladies Missionary Society will
have charge of the morning service at
llm Haptlst church Sunday. A program
of recitation and music is prepared and
Mis Allim.of Vashou, Washington will
also k'lve a brief narration of hor work In
Home Missions on the I'scillc coast.
Attorney Schnebol will go to Canny
next week to try a case In Justiae
Knight's court wherein W. II. Lee Is
plaint iff and V, K. Totter dofondant
The suit ia brought for services rendered
in digging a well, and the amount prayed
for la 140.
Christian Science service, are held In
Willamette hall every Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock. Subject Sunday, Aug. 1,
"Christ Johus." Sunday-school at 11 :10,
Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock,
A cordial invitation is extended to all
who desire to attend these services.
M. M. Schonck, who haa boon absent
from the clly for several months, re
turned last week. He baa boon explor
ing the mining regions of Eastern Ore
gon, Idaho and Montana. He reports
activity In Montana and Idaho, but says
the Eastern Oregon mines are at a
BtundHtlll.
The Order of Washington gave a sociah
. . . II ... s l i
at Willamette liail aluruHy mgiu.
About 50 visitors drove up from Port-
laud which aided in filling the hall to
overflowing. The evening's feetivlttos
There is at least one orchard in Clack
amas county that la not Invaded with
culwonna, codlin moths or lleaxian flies.
As evidence of this fact. Justice J. W.
McAnutty brought to this city last week
seversl large red-cheeked apoles thai
measured 14 Inch's in circumference.
The apples were raised on bis place at
Clackamas Heights and their surface ia
smooth and free from scales.
Two mining experla arrived io this
city laat Saturday and were driven lo
Wilhoil Spring, w here they inspected
the coal mines in that region. They re
turned lu this city Sunday thoroughly
convinceo that the minea are not profit
shle for the production of coal. The
owners of Ihe mines are still of Ihe opin
ion that good coal abound dt-eo under
ground and they will continue lo work
the ledges.
I.sat Friday Constable Moody took
Into custody K. O Kuaaell and J. W.
Jackson on a charge of violating the
atatutory provision that "not more than
30 bead of horws, sheep or calile shall
be driven over the suspension bridge st
one time." Tho men were from Fsstern
Oregon and when arrested bad a band
of 31 head of cattle on the bridge. They
were arraigned in Justice McAnulty's
court, plead guilty and paid J heir Sties.
"Through tho months of June and
July our bahy w as teething and took a
rui ning oir of the bowels and sickness
of the stomach, " says 0. 1'. M. Ilolliday.
of Iteming, Ind. "His bowels would
move from five to eight limes a day. I
had a bottle of Chaioberlain'a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemedy in the
house and gave him (our drops In a
teaspoonful of water and he got bettor at
once " Sold by Ueo. A. Harding, Drug
gi"t.
Tho Salvation Army will have meeting
at tho U. B. church on Seventh street on j
Monday night, a cottage meeting at John j
Humphrey's at Ml. 1'leasant on Tues
day evening, st l'arkplaceon Thursday
evening, at the Kly church on Friday
evening, and Saturday night and Sunday j
at the ball on Sixth street. Friday even-1
Ing at F.ly Mrs. Captsin Kean will give 1
an interosting talk on Incidents occur
ring during visitation In various plucts
during her army experience.
Ill Ascita Hotiihock, Captain.
Last Saturday William 1'lympton filed
suit against J. A. Logan, F. A. Logan, I
his wlfo, D. C. Latouretle, trustee, andj
J. lb Cramer. rUintifT alleges that on !
tho lOtb day of January, ISM, he lonnod ,
to the defendants, J, A. Logan, and F. .
A. Logan, his wife, the stun of i'-ViO,
payable two years betu-o, bearing inter
est at tho rale of 8 per cent per annum.
To secure the said loan defendants gave
their certain indenture to mortgage on
10 acres of land, situated in Clackamas
county. That there is now due and
owing on said note the sum of f 4:15.0.1.
I'lalntiir asks for judgment against de
fendant Logan, and each of them, for
tho sum of $-135.03 and interest thereon
at the rate of 8 per cent and for the
The Oregon Iloniescekcm Immigration
Exchange
Suggests a plan for selling your
farm. Write for it. Address
Obeqon Homeseekers Immigra
tion ExcnANaR,
Oregon Citj, Oregon.
out permirslon of the oflb-ia!s, and tho Frederick Carl
l-eller Mat.
The following is the list of letters re
maining In tho poatolfli e at Oregon City,
Ore., on August Iff, 1'jOO:
womsss' ut.
ftellew, Mrs Jno W Jwis. Cornelia
Carnehsn, Lydla Miller, Mrs fUrah
Chrislipher A L I'enman, M'a H it
Hubbard, Mrs Heed, Mrs M C
buniner, Miss I! M
mks's LIST.
ffrad Brnlscd.
Mr. Kankln was reverely bruised aboni
the head and xAy Tuesday while en
gaged In handling wood for tho Willam
ette Pap r Company at station A, Ifs
ws4 on top of a pile of wood about 12
feet high, which started to roll down, and
was csught among the rolling sticks,
with tho above results.
probability a that no aim at all will bo
admitted Into the count archives.
The recorder or clerk will wait up
on any one desiring access thereto
This would prohibit ihe loss or destruc
tion of county records.
I'svld McArthnr a prosperous New
I'.tt farmer, was transacting business in
the county seal Tliuiad.y. He Ststes
that Ihe wheat crop will average about 8
borhela er si re In thst vicinity. Win
ter oats will yield 12 and spring osts 14
buahela er sere, speaking of the pHato
crop, be predu ta the outlnok brigiit lor a
heavy yield. Hot weather has killed
the blight and Ue worms have never
been so letructive as anticipated. 20,
tKSJ buahels of (HiUtoes were bl,d
from New Kra last yesr, sn l he thinks!
there will be no shrinkage in (his year's 1
crop, lis slso stales thst the lame lam
Mc-Fatland, If C
Savage, Wm
Taylw, C A (2)
Hallev, W
hVnnim, Merrill
Webster, H J
1'ackage -C A Ixminer
OF.O. F. HOUTO.V, Y. M.
There ia morn Catarrh lo Ibis section
of the country than all other diseases put
bigeth er, and ontil tho last few years was
snpwi-d to m incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease, and prescribed local remedies,
snd by cosUntly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it Incurable. Sci
ence has proveo catarrh to a constitu
tional disease, and therefore rcpiin
constitutional treatment, flail's Catarrh
Cute, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
& Co., Toledo, Ohio, ia the only consti
tutional cure on the market. Ii is taken
internally in dosea from 10 drops to a
teaspoonful. It acts directly on the hhxid
and miirtkiia aiirfa-.a ..f 11, a m TM .
that is this year pro.(.iiig eight boshe.'s . ,.,,. ' '
ofwheai re. two yesr, ago yielded u c(jre ni for circular, and
Auction Male.
I will sell on Saturday. September 1,
I'JOO, at 10 o'clock a. m., at public amo
tion, on my place west of the Clackainaa
bstchery, two horses, wsgon, harness,
cart and harness, hack, mower, two
milch cows, three head of young cattle,
15 tons of baled bay, 13 hov and hum-
ling utensils. All sums under $5, cash ;
over ', approved notes taken for six
months al b per cent,
8rst E. Hiss,
W, W. II. Samson, auctioneer.
&3 busliela per acre.
Sunday night seversl sleits r fired
Into His sbsnty of a C'ine yegetablo
gardener, who lives out fioui ibis city a
few miles, on the Mo'alla re.d. Ttie
Mu'iKolian had goes in twd snd was
awakened by a shower of bullets, which
be mistook for r ks ihtown by b-iys of
the beighliorho). He immediatelr pro
ceedti lo the borne ol a iif uhlxjring
farmer and related what had hannened.
The two came ha, k W the sh.nty and 00 ,nU -r,nt- i'rico 25 cent
upon investigation they li.coveed that ,oJ 60 xn,t- c-Huntley, the Drug-
teetimonisis. Address,
F. J. Cut xtr A Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
VOL' TKI IT.
IfSbiloh'i Cough and Consumption
Cure, which is sold for the small pries) of
25 cents and 50 rents and 1 1.00, does not
euro take the bottle back and wt will re
fund your money. Sold for over fifty
the walls had been pierrd with bullets.
The Chinese iuwct who did the shoot
ing but no srrest have yet la-en made.
John C. ilrsdh-y, ihr-Hirfh bis attor
neys, rUathsm A Dimii k. h.i filed his
petition with the county court stir ing t"
be rleel as bondimn fir Msx Scbul
pius. The facts set frth w t t on the
3J day of September, IMl'i, Auu-ta Mr!
cber died at Staff .rd I'. A. Baker
waa appointed executor of her will
and on Ihe ISlh day ol Janutry,
y), be filed hi reaig-natiun a audi and
Max Schnlpiua was apiMoten io suirevd
bim, giving t-'5J bmds, with J. C. Brad
ley as surely. As Schuipiaa has failed to
gist.
Karl's Gover Root Tea
BnotlfWa tha Complnlnn, PirlSa th
"ln"l, 1a Frh,llrtr!iii. l imt'M
Mipati.m, Indianti'n, und ail Krupuon "I
ma nan. Aa arrmhi iiaiia
T'j'-. Snld on ".lul i-iiannue bt
oruarut. at SAc, and f i.oo.
S. C. WCLIS 4 CO., LCSJOV,
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For sale by C. (J. Han tier-
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Just Received.
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A new line of ladie's top shirts,
ladies fancy colored underskirts.
Hosiery for ladies and child
ren, and lace curtains from 45
cents a pair upward.
ir-ajr-
"w vi'n'n'iffsiiii'iyvn'f'yfvy or-
BELLOMY 5 BUSCH
THG HOUS6FURN1SHERS,
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Housefurnishing Summer Needs. If you are interested in securing these items at
lowest possible prices, you'll thoroughly appreciate our June offerings, you'll
feel them to possess exceptional merit. It's passing along to our customers the
houseneeds at their real worth, it's in giving honeat values that makes this store a
favorite buying place.
All sizes and prices.
Ice Cream Freezers to rent.
w'ww
10c. and up, double roll.
Hammocks. 85c. &fid up.'
Water set and tray
GOc.
Covered jelly glasses
per dozen 3oc
Berry set of bowl and
b sauce dishes. . .20c
Water tumblers, per
dozen 30c
Kevolvingglass table
caster 90c
Kitchen Treasurer
large size 13.
j. si mr.
V'JiiliillW
'ri Huxbnmls
might be perfect little
angels if they ciuld always
have their meals in time.
Cook your meals on the
Charter Oak Stove or range
and you will make a little
lamb oiit of your cross
husband.
Stoves sfl-i.fk) and up.
Steel Ranges $3o and up.
Wrought steel.
Straw matt
ing from
China and
Japan. You
can't com
p a re our
matting, but
the mattings
you'll Bee
here are all
made ex
pressly to
to our order. Somuch for good
ness, the patterns are different,
that's our aim, the prices are
fixed at our Bmall profit over
the landing cost, here again
your interests aro served. We
sell fine linen warp matting
for 23c a yard.