OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE KKIDAY, OCTOllKU HO. 11KX).
1 gun. Tlio sport should t careful
CORKESrOXDENCEJi
i : Midi llaliin :lii laa inurtiasoil a
. jCrtV- jsi-Asi , new imjiny. ,ot no ran Iih
i the starriest ?
Henry Mosl.rr a over at Snn.lv on
business tlir first tf tnr eek, relnrnini!
y Zion, uliere lie atlciiiletl vjiurteily of
the M. K. tlnmh
Next Monday Mim MaUl Stone
tTtfin a term of school at IVver. Thl
1C41FE
Ciri.
Cams. (VI. l'lie Uantifnl ln.lian
summer uratlier ha pa'.l and wr
may exrt t tain ami aiu.1 in I'lrniy.
A. Kli'inlicir. r ha lalley UisorrJ o(
liia live stork and famuii t'H.l. He
i... . I.,,,, w.iu Walla .n.l i 1
,. ., . , i !! her teronJ term tliere.
Will remove ininier as men an nr la ai.
to travel. Loui and tlie jroungrr mrm
lr of the family left ('artia last Friday.
Ulr. Klemhefirr ha len routined to
liisU'J mill infUmatory rlieiitiiatiMii.
He l a icnicd the farm here to a tela
tire. The Welch friend of Mr. and Mn. J.
l;. lx ia rrici.tly made tln-ma !rsnt
r nrprii party a a welcome home from
Alaska.
A free'.! party as jriven last week
lo Thomas Ix-a is, at the home of Miss
I.ula liiyaard. About twenty joiing
yeopV were present. Pancinis waathe
niun-irent 'f t' e evening. Tommy
fori to Carrxnda or Purnett to work in
the mines thin winter.
John K. Jones left Cams last ek for:
Seattie l ere he haa found aork for the .
winter. Mr. Jones state.) to friend, I-1
(ore he lelt that he rxperte.1 to soon
j.un-ha. an SO-aere farm in thia tiiit.itr.
Carua a aril reprinted in the
tVtoler OiteliiiiC vl Central (ran,-,
tiiu-e the burning of the hall at Beaver
Crv I, prance uieetin are held at the
Lowe of Vita. lirientbaite.
Mi:ia.
Mi uno. CVt. 22 The Mulino Lilerarj
forirty te-orauired with M. llihhardaa
j resident, 1'ain Howard, vice-preeident ;
Mattie Mulvey, secretary; .Kfti Wal
lace, trrasmrr. .Meetirpf will be held
very Tuf Jay evenirg. The public it
cordially invited to attend.
Pr. Goui her haa moved to tbo Cooper
place next to Mr. rain'.
Oscar Ianiela and wife have tnoTed
on Dr. (ioucher'a plare.
Brace Darnell and his father will
more back on the old Wiley May place
oon and the l'ratt Bros. ill move to
the sawmill.
air. Fith new occopiea the F.J wards'
place and J. O. I'-ounda the Wells' place,
eo there is but or e vacant house in town,
the old n!ore cf C. T. IIoar J.
Adkitia I'.ro. have moved pack to their
old camp on Buck ner Creek. They have
20U0 )? in the creek at Abe Larkin'a
place aaitirjj for hih. water to run them
down to tlit ir mill.
Our school i pioiiresaing nicely with
ill. liil.Wd as teai her.'
Frank Ii is-li U on the sick lint . Dr.
GoorLt-r is in attendance.
Johnry Mulvuney has jrone to Wah
listen to oik thiM inter in logging
camp.
Hijhlaa4
HuiinANB Oct. 22. lotato-dl:itmit
and apple pu ling are the topics of the
day.
O. Fellows and John Svlt returne.1
from their mountain hunt, reiortti)
plenty of Kte.
Frank llalawav ha fvne to Salem to
vlfit his sinter, who is reeidinK there,
Augusta Jones, of iVrkplace, ia visit
in ber father, Thomas Jonea.
Misa F.Iirabeth Walla-e who haa hern
vioiting her parent for the past thn
weeks returned to her home in Portland
tinlay.
N. Sribner and wife are here visiting
relative and friend. Mr Scribner i
I in the IiV)""iJ biifinesa near Scapxe.
Mrs. Fowler, of Portland, is her for
' few davt visiting her parents.
Livery rij;i were plentiful in Highland
Sunday, the event leicgthe wedding of
Amos Harrington and Mis Katie Van
DoJge.
This comninuity was visited with the
grim monster, death, taking Mrs. Jan.
I'arrisb, who died Thursday and was
buried Friday in the Highland cemetery ;
also John Sliockley died Friday and was
buried Sunday in the Kingvt cemetery.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Van iKnige,
of Highland was the scene of a quiet
little wedding Sunday, Oct. 21 wbeo
Mis Katie lecame the bride of A mot
Harrington. Mis I'earl Harrington
acted as bridesmaid and Bardell Van
Dodge, brother of the bride, as best man.
The ceremony aa performed at 12
o'clock by Ker. Allen, of Viola, in a very
impressive manner, after which all re
paired to te dining room, where a
delightful wedding dinner was served.
The bride looked charming in a gon
of stel gay. The groom wore the con
ventional black. Both the bride and
gruom are well known in this county
and have a host of friends who join in
wishing them a long and happy life.
Amid a heavy shower of rice they de
parted for a short wedding journey . On
their return they will luca'e in Highland.
The invited guests were Mr. snd Mr.
Van Donge. Mr. and Mrs. Al Harrington,
Mrs. Bell Fowler, of Portland, Mr. and
Mrs. Scribner and Sammie, Mr. and
Mrs. James Hetkart. and sun, Mr. anJ
Mrs. Ed. Harrington, Mr. and Mr.
J. X. Harrington, Mrs. J. S Coply,
Pearl and Wava Harrington.
a vr. i
4 - r
JVjfjf- doctor. Ttie
II1VMIICI illV'UW
with her suffer-
ins child.
t ill the doc-
U1 ' - tor never
come ?
When there
Is croup In
toe house
you cin't
ccttheuoc-
tor quick eooufh. It's
too danccrous to wait.
Don't mike such t mis
take iiln; It miy cost
life. Always keep on
hand a dollar bottle of
C? fflOTffPSi
-
Kfd:na
KeiiLand, (ct. 3. Well, we gness the
ground is wet enough to plow now,
homo fail h.wii grain is up tnd looks
to I in gond condition.
Will Harris, who lives at the west end
of tovt n ha lot new sawmill well under
wtt. it will re a modern mill in every
resjtct w hen rornple'ed.
At Kamusi hi r it hauling his apples
t'J Viola for F. Walker to dry.
Mr. (iray ha some relatives from
near Wilhoit yiemng him at present.
Ther'""r" rlio were talking about
tlie l'.eulai.d conespoudent, at the part
Saturday at Viola are badly mistaken.
It is tome one else.
L. Motl tr, of Portland, spent Sunday,
ivith h:s felt here.
John Itirhardsun had his fine short
born bull "hot bv some one last week.
The ihot was evidently from a small
rifle. The perpetrator of uuch an act
should he caught and punished. It Is a
eerioue offense to go on a man's premises
and shoot his to k, Jih. Foil am also
night
U N J f .wTK F. tOlKT.
l aniera IbruM t.Miiel ef Surra hi at
sell Oilier.
Tl,e scale of Justice In J. W, Mi'
Anull)'eutt ha Ucit tilled In over
flowing this week, Wrlghlng out h'gil
opinion.
lint tlrst sparring for point of law
in the case Instituted by t 'apt. J. T.
Api'crson against t'onstable Harry S,
M ioly for trespass, whh h w t
pned from last week and which hi at
tortie sought to have still further
continued on account' of the llne of
' (lie defendant's coiineel, tieo, (', trow
noli, until net Monday, A liely war
of word ensued Is tweell IVpiltT District
Attornev J. I'. I'anipUdl. a late
'Council for defense, and II, F. t'raa,
! w ho ap eaied for the ptaintiir. Juathn
I lo Anility settled the till by setting the
. iiiul for Monday, tVtoler, 2.
I'harle Hester, who w arrested last
' Saturday on a chargo of assault with a
dangrioii weapon, to-wil : a knife, upon
the person of t'harlt Walker, was gieli
a prelimlnaiy hearing Ixdo.-e Justice
McVnulty Monday a'lernoon. Al the
i iitet of Ihn trial the i roneculing Wit-tii-K
could Dot tx fiiiilid, and the defense
ate I thai Heater l dis harginl iu the
gruiinl that h had a rlglil to mrcl and
f. e hi aivuer in open court. To Ihi
Attorney t'amplTll replied that if m h a
U held gxl. every man that mill
derrd would have lo have hi trlrtnii
dug up ud hronglit, into coin I, Motion
was overruled. ,
The following evi truce wa adduced'
during tha trial ;
Hester and another x ron entem the
slsiii of I. N. W l!sn alut H oVIih k
Friday rvuli'g and l-ecame etgsgel In
a piarrvl. Wilson ordeied them out of'
the saUsin and when they Insisted Un
staying young Walker said 'mi is
gentleman' houso, and you can't tight!
hire." Heater flew In a rage and came'
at him, and a general actillte ensito.1 1
Wakler a cut over the hip with a1
p-skel knl.'e. The wound wa very!
luht hut cud Id have been fatal. Olll.rf J
I'.nrtis twore, to the boat id hi know lelgn
tlie knife pristuced In court belonged to
Hester ami a a tlie one that the defend
ant had cut Jauiea Miller with several i
the iioh kcry of a I'.ith, no hall for months ago. N.gtit iiili.er shaw, who
etitertainitient ami a general air; male the rrr.t, saw Walker on his
of ITlllllpetl di.xf tn f.rt. Tml.iV the knee and .lefelolant hold of bllli j
AfMiH-iatimi owns its btiiMiiiK ami j Wa'ksr told Si.aw that Heater had al
lot, luis a sjdeliiliil gyiia.'itiin, nlso kmle, and then puked it up an I gavs u
'rviccablea'a hall;thi.' Hani" niiin-j to the oth.rr. shaw could not swear ;
her of baths as th Portlam! .Wo j whether tha knife u-h.nged to pUlniifT
ciation; remling rixtn atol the 1 or defendant. He did not it m d. 1
cjuii.tnent for an t ticrt'tic and j fei.dant's hand H aU stated that
:il?tllfcal
It cures the croup at
once. Then when any
one in the family comes
down with a hard cold
I i or cough a few doses of
ar J .l- n...-.i 1 1 1 A..
nic I cwiuiai win iui
short the attack at once.
A 25 cent bottle will cure
a miserable cold; the 50c.
size is better for a cold
that has been hanging on.
tws I at sWtar sm sa kasi,
eibou! "i Trs su I ram Bar
4y at with O'mun.i ino, Nil waa
r.l with imi i twrrt isrsini,
hk k lima I btnliiiltM l
rur
s.o.s hk h tuna I nanasui
BuotH-inra la Xtt buaaa! rvuuui'
usnd itwm u all my rrnads.'
r. l. aUrui!.
Jia. II, tt. priwl,TV
Wrlia tha twm. If pi kavw aa?
nip:ini alisia.ar aa4 tu Mt
mo.rl a.liw. nta IM ooetuf
IihI. HJitu
1. J i. ATia.Uw.il, Mas.
V T
Bucoef.-ifiil work
The jrojxrtj an'l Cfjui runctit an
it now htaiul;! ha cft sonic t I..VM)
and it probably worth coiifilerah!y
the pjtut of the blade was nicked aula
small fragment of Wool, the fame col.ir
of tlie underclothing worn by Walker,
clung to this indenture. The fact w re
re:
JJKWKiiiD
We live by our blood, and on
it. We thrive or starve, as
our blood is rich or poor.
There is nothing else to live
(Hwrgu.
Oswkoo, Oct. 21 Ln.-t
alxjut 7 o'clock fire was discovered
in the old Portland HoUie, owned
by the 0. I. S Co. and situated in recently raieed for a build-
what is known' as the old town.ing; l'.enninti)ti and Uatt li U.rv
In a few minutes the flames had i Vt.. of (JO) and 7M) inhabitants
spread to every part of the building I reHtxctively each e.jend IJ.Iik)
more; the total ind btcdnrM of the; a! brought out that lle.vr I lathe
Association is l'J,,,,t, leaving a net hal'it ol braii'llshing a knife ipiite fr.-Iy
gain ill two years of ll.lHKl in the I when drunk, and that lie had rhaard
indebtedness as that time airok
iinated IlKX).
Many cities the size of ours are
sustaining a j-itnilar work in a way
1-1 w.
which seems to indicate that the
ta-k undertaken here is not t'sj
ereat. Krerett, Washington, has
and in less than half an hour the
building was entirely devored by
the flames. The house has not
been occupied for several years and
no one knows the origin of the Are.
The pipe foundry is again in
operation, after a few days ttop for
want of iron.
There has Wen three or four
families moved into Oswego in the
j last two weeks. The vehicle tax!
drove them out of Portland.
Mrs. E. U. Worthington has
added a stock of groceries to her
cigar,and candy store in the bank
building.
The Artisans will have a social
meeting next Saturday evening.
Ii. L. Pollock is in California on
business.
James Coon, Br. is at Stella,
Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. G. If. J'ettinger
rejoice in the possession of a brand
new baby girl, last Sunday.
Politically, we will wager dollars
to doughnuts' that Oswego is the
.... ' .... iniiif.tr'Ht tnicn in Or'(rori fnt is
U hen strength is full and I tWe is danger that some fellow's
spirits h'vAi, we are being re
freshed, bone muscle and brain,
in body and mind, with con
tinual llow of rich bjood.
This is health.
When weak, in low spirits,
no cheer, no spring, when rest
in not rest and sleep is not
sleep, we are starved ; our blood
is poor; there is little nutri
ment in it.
Hack, of the blood, is food,
to keep tlie blood rich. When
it fails, take Scott's Emulsion
of Cod Liver Oil. It sets the
whole body going again man
worn nn iuid child.
Ify.ii i. .. twi triel it, send for free sample,
it- Mi'ieeaW" tai-te will surprise you.
fV'I'T .1 UOWNE, Chemist
! '" New York, j
. ;i.uu; all druggists.
will forget when election day
comes, but the major will get there
all the same.
1IIK V. M. C. A.
E. J.
liliiom, of I'ortliiiul, Elccfid
I'bjilral Director.
for current work aside from any
building expenditure, while eleven
towns in Pcnnyslvania whoso aver
age jMiptilation is less than .''i"K)
each spend lor current expense.
12,0V.) per annum. Oregon City's
exjienditurc on this score for the
past year does not exceed fllKK).
Considering the work done, this
speaks volumes for the careful
management of our local Asuiei
ation during that time. It shows
conclusively that we are getting
results lor the money ex pew
The regular gymnasium classes
of the Association will begin Satur
day next with Mr. K. J. Hloom, of
I ortland, as physical director
The following schedule of classes
will be carried out:
Mondays, 4 to op. m. junior1.
" 5 to l' p. m., business men
" 8 to thl'j p. in. evening
class.
Thursday, 5 toO p. m. business men
Saturday, 2:.'i0 to 4 p. in. juniors
" too p. in. business nu n
" H to p. in. evening
class.
lioys under 15 years of ng; may
enter the evening class if they are
oflarge size, while all men are
eligible to either business men's or
evening classes. Special exercise
will be allowed when classes are
not on the floor. Hot and cold
baths open daily from '.) a. m. to 10
p. m. except Sundays,
Paul lluawak out id hi lsu Willi a
klllfn, rncnntly.
I' lnlikA Kastham s'h Aii-d fur tha
drfr-ndatit and J. I'. Catnjilwll repri"
swil l tha st4tn. Idiring tln-r argu-in-ut
Ixdor tfltj jilstui-, I'llliick anttsrl
Caliildadl Of l-ttlf.ing to which the
lattrr n lortrd that ioulm-1 f..r iIWhim
and di'frndnnt had suntil tha iroMt u
ting witnrss away an I arit now calling
fur a lac lu lacn trial.
Tim di-d-n lnt'a atlornry jiut up a
strong (lefi-inr. Juaticu McAnulty hid I
lleai-r to aprar Udure tho circuit court
under 1 2 s) U,,.U.
"I have hut uoe rule ihut I fulluw al
aolutely lu this lifv. ulid (hat la lu niaka
other jx-oplo n bnppy a iH)lhlc."
"Well." lie refilled, "you ought to U
gratified then at whnt I henrd a young
hidy aay the other day."
-What wa thatr
"She aald that whvnercr the taw you
dancing she hud to lnugh."-C'hlcagu
Tlmea-Herald.
Aa rmharrsslaa RHaatlua.
' Dlbb (facetloualy)-Thl la a picture
of my wife' drat huhtind.
Dobha jrent annkea! What a
bralnlcM lu(,klng I. Hot: f'.til ill.lu'i
know your wife wa married Ufor
ahe met you?
Dlbba Kho wasn't, That I a pletnt
of tnyaelf at the nse of 20. f.rilon
Fun.
Lcdlna Well Kn.mijh Alona.
Hobha-l see ihnt a in.ni him Invent
ed a typewriter tl.ut ynu Just sit down
and talk to und It write out every
thlnj: you any.
I)obb-l ffllt-HS) I'll keep m no. V,
doesn't write everything I any. ami I'm
glad of it.-I!iiltlinorc American.
The Young Men's Christian
Acker' Dyspepsia Tahh;! are sold on
a p'Miitive guarantee. Cumm heart-burn,
Association has made a remarkable j raining oi me toon, uistresM alter eating
growth in the last three years. ' r any form of dpepiu. One littletab
Where SO much remains to be l't gives immediate relief, M ets. and
done present accomplishments are 5j cIm. (. A. Harding, drugget.
likely to be over looked; yet the
remembrance of the Association's
quarters three years ago and a
nln nn. nl Wa ti.r.urinl timr liiii t.l ! n.
Oregon Short Mne IUilroad.
If you are thinking of an Ka"?erri trip,
jmy you to write and get figures,
''WW' There's 'SH-:
; ykW no rt,,c':tion no "
MX-lt ""ty, no Hht no
J 't- cllllPmlnr. .1.
mellow clow flint
comes from
...:it ;,,,;,. i, t,
. ' J b b , and other information regarding service,
Statement. etc., from the Oregon Short bine railroad,
hven two years ago the loungl . '
Men's Christian Associaton desig-1 tl,:k,it of Ua 142 T,,ir'' 'r" ,"n.l,
nated three small rooms in rented Oregon. W. K. Cojmx, (i. ,.
quartet with no gymnasium only ' J. R. Naoei., T. r. A.
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Dr. Fenner's
PEOPLE'S REMEDIES
F"OR THE F"VIVIILV.
Kidney 3ij Backache
Blood and Liver
RMiif u Nerve Tonic
Oraal mood CUanslrg Ramady fr Iprlng !
HaaJacba. Cuasllialla,' Tlixt. hruu ,
(1MB nihil son.
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r H.u..dy and H.r. Tonic i.r-.i,, 1
ih I soil ( tiua.x ill nun.
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M. L. BLOCK
TIio HouuTtirnishrr
Furniture
Carpets and
Stoves,..
Aro you in tho market for Stool Ranges
or Stovoa? Call on us as wo aro tho
I'llOFIT-KILLKKS
Aro you ready for
Good Carpets
Call on us the Pront Killors, as by call
ing on us you will sharo a part of tho
profits.
AVo Furnish
Your House from
Ollar to Atfie
Ana Don't Forgot that wo havo tho very
Latest Dosigns in
Cllall Paper
and aro soiling lowor than over-10 cts.
per roll and up.
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Noto a fow of our Barguins:
Heater- and tin.
Cook Stove .V,() a,l Up,
CrockH K')'-t ntSct. ht util
(.'oj.iht Lottoui Tea Kettl. M Id ctn.
Our l.ruo Ciirlnin departiuei.t excel nl!
other ImtiHi M in the city.
Heilriioin Seta fr,rl l (H) ,! ..
Our Liiiiiim are iHiiuliful ami cheap mid t$
don't furtfet that we mnku friitnea toorder.
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A dim New MimM S,.vi,lK Maohiuo Hint gives
I'liivi-rwil Satihrueti,,,), only 2I.(K).
We are Sole Agents for tho
in
universal Stas ii Bib
ill
he U On Earl
Main St., Opposito Postofflce.
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