OREdON CITY ENTEUVRISE FRIDAY. NOVKMIlKR TO, 1000.
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FritUy, November 23.
Monitor No. 8. which wa to he named
Connecticut, ha l-rn named Nevada.
The river and hirlw bill provide lor
public, and not private interest.
The way and wean cotnniilte ie
making prcgrva with the new war
revenue bill.
F. prove at IVkin denounce the punish
went edict.
Conner ha not reported the "im pause"
Thelireen party 'ccp from Iloarr
unt rated. ,
.Kru,-erwai given grand ovation at
Maraeilhe yesterday.
Two new American rardinale are to be
appointed.
Sir Arthur Sullivan ie dead.
The Cir ha raldy passed the crisis,
rive hundred hoocee were daniiged by
the storm in Colorado Spring.
The Iron Mountain train robber re
atill at large. j
Ferator Footer read a paper at the J
irrigation coiiitre-.
There is a new nd strong indorsement !
of the pr. jret of sXVfoot channel for the
Columbia.
Hoods for a railroad hetaeen Corvalii
and 1'iicn e are said to have been placed
in New York.
Saturday, November, 24
Secielarr i-org entered Into contracte
inrowirg lt.76,)(Horarmr plate lor
. I
Wlrcr
Secretary Gaj.-e hear argument for
and gint adnision of laceworker to
1 tn.ployed at IViwie Zion city.
Sir Arthur Sullivan, composer of many
comic operas and much aacred tnntic,
Jie.1 tuddenly of heart failure.
Tb Colombian rebel re reported to
bve ctptured tie principal ieaporU of
tb republic.
The Kaiser Wilhelm der Groeee was
delayed by heavy s-s on the Atlantic
and ran eiround in New York by.
Report from interior Tennessee how
the cyclone' damage w a larger that at
first thought and the public ia Jked to
id sufferers.
New argument are made In the' fight
at Springfield for the assessment of cor
poration franchise.
The Illinois Federation of 1-abor re
eolved not to accept in future any unions
which are not in good standing with the
American Federation of Labor.
Trinity college, a catholic school for
Women, wae dedicated at Washington,
D.C.
Sunday, November, 25.
The motiitor Nevada wu launched at
Bath.
Ti.e Uepullic of Acre sends a minister
to Washington.
Rnpia is won to withdraw her troops
from CI. in.
Krnjrer was received by President
lonhet in Pari.
The British are atnuse-J at the French
reception of Kruger.
A war ei;rt make an attack on
Kitchener.
wGerman paperf wain the emperor to
te more Careful in hi talk.
President M Kinley ipoke in Philadel
phia on the recult of the election.
Football scores : Yale 23. Harvard 0;
Wisconsin 27. Illinois 0; Oregon 'varsity
freshmen
33, Portland Academy 0: Pa
cific University 21, North Pacific Dental
Colle? 0.
Ontario, will make a bard fight to wrest
the eminty scat of Malheur county from
Yale.
A large body of copper ore ha been
iliecoveied in the bumpier mining dis
trict. Project of the 0. K. 4 X. Co. i to
facilitate ateamboat trafllc between As
toria and Ilwaco.
Monday, November, 26.
John L. Wilwn, of Washington state,
discussed as a cabinet possibility.
The Frye Pavne subsidy bill does not
represent w'udiee of administration.
Puseia will discriminate against impor
tation of American machinery.
President Kruger enjoyed a period of
ret in Parts.
The Czar' condition is critical, and it
is asserted that bulleiins conceal gravity
of bis illness.
The Latin-American congress voted
omuiirnouBly for compulsory arbitration .
Robert' request for 20,000 regulars
w denied by England on ncore of ex-
rienee.
The diplomatic body has agreed upon
the terms ol Hie preliminary treaty.
Late information at Washington indi
cates more harmonious relations between
' representatives of allied powers.
Emperor Hwang Hhij would be glad to
return to Pektn, but feam foreigners.
Prominent Oregon Democrats are op
posed to reorganization.
Govern ment will build feu vv mill at Pa
get Pound nav;il H'ntion, a:iint protests
of Pacific count lumbermen.
Pi Iicr at Salem think (l ey have din
coyered a nest of female LurgUm.
Tuesday, November, 27.
Kmger saw the aight ol Taria yester
day. The Car ia rorted to le better.
King (War improve.
Kitchener la slated tomecced Hubert.
The Samalia have revolted.
The IVkin agreement U not favorably
received at Washington.
The German pre object to a more
uioilerale policy.
Officer at Tien Tain are In favor of de
trvying th Chinese fortification.
Floods and alorint ar causing great
damage In the east.
Senator Pavla, of Minnesota, (a dead.
Colorado Indiana are off their reserva
tion and elaughteriug game.
The outlook ia not blight for passage
of the ranal bill.
AltorneyUenrral tUackburn give hi
official opinion that reading the Hible
and repeating the I-ord' Prayer are per j
missible in Oregon public school.
m4 it rii Ik .
MRM KiH-V. N. V.." said a man who
pnt soma time there. "Isn't much of
a place, hut tliore I aotnottilnf Inter j
rsttne about It that I fancy all the '
... I ,1. I Ti (-.rs.M.1 ii f sialic (
0, lw ,m,
what It other name wa I don't know.
Whatever It v the poople did Oot
like It and concluded they would
change It. Thvre wa no particular
n-asoti wtiy they lioutd call It Itcl
lox-k. but that a ilctcniilncJ upuo,
nd so IieU Kivk it Nrauuv
"Then la the course of time etranger 1
ft an Itivjiiirlnc turn of mind began to
r -T
and a no rcaou could U given new-
corner to th nclgUIorhood began to
w,ut , DaCie tllae tuliat aomethlng.
M loslstenre grew so etrotig that the
u ... t. at.- . . ) . t... 1 . K
old resident began to look around for
a reason for tSe nnaie of their place.
and at last thry found a huge bow Mer ;
m Vi lK Iti.. aal.l vraa wtmf Iim.I i
ug?.ted the nam. Hut the bowlder I hJ "'t'leiely cure,l her of a hacking
was gray luetead of red. and the pro- j couch that for many year had ma le
grmwlst Insisted that that would notjlilea burden. A.II other remedies and
do. At last the old timer hit upon a .do. tors could gljre her no help but she
new plan. and. procuring barrel of rvd 0f this Royal Cure "it oo re
pslnt, they painted the big rock red.
U.d Rwk Indeed It waa now. and Dot
only was all opposition to the name
overcome, bnt the painting of the rook
every spring has l-coiue an annual
festival, and the pcxpl celebrate It
with a b!g picnic aud general celebra
tion. "It wa a new Idea to me. and If
there Is any otlicr town anywhere on
earth that la christened every spring
with red pnlnt or any oilier color I
doo't know where It New York
Sun.
TIIELIUHTOFTIIK WORLD,
Or Our Saviour In Art Cost Nearly
HM),(MMl to I'rudore.
Contains nearly 1C0 full-page engrav
ing of our Saviour and His Mother by
the world's greatest painter. True cop
ies of the greatest masterpiece in the
art galleries of F.urope. Kvery picture is
a beautiful ss a sunrise over the hilltops.
Contains desrripton of the paintings, bi
ography of the painter, the names and
locations of the galleries in Europe where
the original may be seen. Also contains
a child's department, including a child's
story of the Christ and 11 1 Mother,
beautifully writteu, to tit each picture.
This wonderful book, matchless in IU
purity and beauty, appeal to every
mother' heart, and in every christian
home where there are children the Ixojk
sells itself. Christian men and women
are making money rapidly taking orders.
A christian man or woman can in this
community noon make $1,000 taking or
ders for Christmas presents. Mrs. Vitn
our agent in Massachussets, lis sold
over 3,0CO worth of the book in a very
short time. Mrs. Saokett, our agent in
New York, has sold over $1,500 worth of
the books in a very short time. The
book is printed on velvet-finished paper,
beautifully bound in cardinal red and
gold and adorned with golden roses and
lilies. . It is, without doubt, the most
beautiful boo of this century. Write for
terms quickly and get the management
of that territory. You can work on sal
ary or commission, and when rou prove
your success we will promote you to the
position of manager and corretejiondent,
at a permanent salary, to devote your
time to attending to agents and the cor
respondence. Wanted also a state man
ager to have charge ol office ia leading
city of the slate and manage all the busi
ness of the state. Send for terms.
Address v .
Thk P.ritihh-Amiihicax Co.
Corcoran liuilding, OpiosiU)
U. 8. Treasury, Washington, I). C.
HICK HEADACHE ABSOLUTELY
AND PERMANENTLY cured by using
Moki Tea. A pleasant herb drink.
j Cures constipation and indigeiton, makes
you eat, sleep, work ami hsppv. Sat-
I iiitui'tinn irnnmnteed or nionev buck. 2.'i
flml , ,, (. , Hardine. ii,,,
Do not get scared if your heart Iroulc
les you. Most likely you suffer from in
digestion. Kodol dyspepsia cure digests
what you ent and gives the worn out
stomach perfect rest. It is the only
rirpnurutinn known that rrimrilelelv rti.
,.,. n ,.i.I.u ,.r f r .,!,.: ...... .
"""rP"" " " " - i
cures the worst cases of indigestion and
stomach trouble hfter everything else
has failed. It mav he taken in all con
ditions and cannot heln but do you good.
G. A. Harding.
Kobhett the Urate.
A etartling lucldout of which Mr. John
Oliver of. Philadelphia, was the subject
la narrated by him aa follow. : "I we
in a most dreadful condition. My akin
w a almoet yellow, eyea sunken, tongue,
coated, pain continually In back ami
aidea, no appetitegradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physician
bad given me up. Fortunately, a friend
advlaotl 'F.loctrlo Hitler," and to my
grout joy and aurpti. Hit Oral bottle
I made a decided improvement I cotitluuod
their use for three, weoka ami am now
a well man. 1 know they saved my life,
and robbed the gtav of another victim."
No one should fail to try them. Only
SOf-lit, guaranteed at lieo. A. Hard
mg'a Prug Store.
We offer ror reel millinery at correct
priivs. Mi (ioldsmith.
Mr. Pye' new book "rUrlo ol
Oregon" Is on le at Huntley' IWk
Store, price W rent.
Orrg-n Short l ine Itailread.
If yott are thinking of an Fatern trip,
It will pay you to writ and got figures
and other information regarding seivlce,
, (Cii f,,, iheOretfon Short I.iue railroad,
lb ket otflce Hi Tt.trd .treet, I ortl.nd,
Oregon. W.
K. Cox,t. A.
J. Xi., T. r. A.
F.XrF.KIFNCK IS TIIF. UKST
TKACIIKU. ISK ACKF.U'S VngH.h
UemiMly in any case of cough, cold or
croup. Miould it fail to give Immediate
relief money refunded. L'o eta.
eta. U. A. Harding, Pmggtsl.
and :0
X Tnentaad Tongue
Could not ei press the rapture of Annie
V.. Springer, of 1125 Howard St., Phila
delphia, i'a., when she found that I'r.
Kind's New IicoverV for Consumption
n)0ed the pin in my chest and 1 ran
fcln,n, Mlm,,tn. t r.
scarcely remember doing before. I feel
like sounding its praise throughout toe
Universe." So will every on who trie
Ir. King' New 1 Wo very for any troU'
lie of the Throat, Cheat or Long. Fries
Wo. and II.C0 Trial bottle free at
Geo. A. Harding' Drug Store; every
bottle guaranteed
The Knterpri.e 1 &) ier year.
YOl Ml MOTHER.
Croup i the terror of thousand of
young mother because its outbreak is
so sgonixing and frequently fatal.
Shilob'a ('our' an.l Consumption Care
act like magic In csjm-i of Croup. It has
never been known to fail The worst
ease relieved Immediately. Price, 25 ct.
50ct. and $1.00. C. i. Huntley, the
Druggist.
Money to loan
HictMit A liairrmi.
at lowest rates.
The jitet Tarn.
A Pittsburg drummer tell thU new
yarn: I always carry a bottle of
Kemp' IUlsam in toy grip. I take
cold easily and a few de of the Hal
urn always make me a well man.
Everywhere I go I speak a tfood word
for Kemp. I take hold of my custom
ers I take old men and young men,
and tell them confidentially what I do
when I take cold. At druggist, 2.'c and
50c.
There is no pleasure in lifo if you dread
going to the table to eat and can't rest at
night on aci'ourit of indigestion. Henry
Williams of Uoonville, In t., ay he suf
fered that way for years, till he com
rnenced the ue ol Kodul DyapepsiaCure,
and adds: Now I can eat anything I like
and all I want and sleep soundly every
night. Kodol Dyspepail Cure a ill digest
what you eat. (ioorguA. Harding.
Southern California.
Notable among the pleasures afloried
by the Hhaata Hout'kis tliu winter trip
to Southern California and Arizona.
Renewed acquaintance with this section
will ever deyelon fieth joints of interest
and added sources of enjoyment, under
its sunny skies, in the variety of it in
dustries, in its prolifie vegetation and
among its numberless resort of moun
tain shore, valley and plain.
The two daily Shaiita trains from Port
land Ut California have been recently
equipped with the most approved put
terd of htaiidard and tourist sleeping car
but the low rates of fare will still con
tinue in efll'ct.
Illmdrated guides to the winter resorts
of California and Arizona may be hud on
application lo
0 II. Makkiiah, (i. P, A.,
Poitland, Oregon.
"For three days and nights I suffered
agony untold from an attack of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucum
bers," cays M K. I.owtlier. clerk of the';
distiict court. C'entervillH, Iowa.. "I
thought 1 slioiilil HKely ilm. and tried A
.i... r.,r...... i ... ,.n ...
Iren different medii-iiie but all to no
purpoHe., I sent for a Ujtile of Chamber
Iain's, colic, cholera and diarrhoea rem
edy nod three doees relieved me en
tirely." Tl !c - inedy.is for rale by ii
A. Uaruii .
Suiulay Sorvtcni.
HI Joli.i's. Catholic - Itev, A. Hll'hrml.
i l.r. On riuniUv, ma al an.l to .hi a
in. I Ulr.l Hiin.tar In each mm.lli, Heiniail
M-riminnr n'eloer. m; all oilier
i,.HI, i:..gn.ii Nioions. suii.uv N'i
nfl .til p. m. Vesper.. mlnglleal suhj''1
wurliellin at 7; p. m.
(irrtiiaii Kvangelieal l.nlhsrari 1 ''
nal-fornei Kin'nh " J- W A'u"" ;
lis. Krnrsl J. W. Mack, P-mr. humlav
al l a. til t ! ""'' fverv
TliirUy al p. I". Herman cl'l every
Nal.ir.la) rr-.m i In Ii. KveryUhly lnllr.l
MslhoillM Fplsmpal Cliurch - It'V. It. A.
Uli.. .tor. Morning ssnice al t'l.l.V
Stin.Ur Hehm.1 al in i Ho a.Une slit
tti.rttliit rlrs. fctsMI" .smli-e si
H.w,.rfi U.gu anwoii s'HfUr '" 'I
V) 'r)r Mtliii 1tir.l ulr IT
u.iir eor.llallf lill.t.
ftHST PRgsHYTItHtAN Clltm il -.
J. N,.ni.mcrr. ! eriri.l H
llir.i, H.I.Ulh S.'hm.l al 10 . Voutil
.H.H-Uir i, rkrl.llaa Hnair '"
Hun.l.r si.ln l 1kuM.f
fttuln prar mssllM al J
KVAMiKI It'Al. CliriU'11-C..ri.ar ol
Kigiilh and M 1 1 K" H.I "pis
i.aoor. Herl- 'ry Hi.kslh al 11 a in
and 7 4.V p. in Hun.la H.im.il l' a. m
frar nnwllng p m. AH ars walcmii
HT I'Al'I.'H KI'IHCOI'AI. fllflSt'M
Kv. I'. K. Il.niinon.l. Ite.lor Hrrvlcct
every Htin.laV al Ham. and ft p. m.
Mmi.lay schoil al loo'clm . oihsr M.rtl.'.s
a ma l aiin.iiiirl All seal. tre. Hlraii'
ftrt t-vrdiailv lnll.i.
nitsrcosuKKu riovAi.i'ini:ii.
eriirf Main an.l Kleim irri.
K. H ttoliiiiar r. pa.lo. Moriun "!
pi .S.lll.l M io.ll Ii. J.I'Oor I. II !. '
d. Y.' V. H. I' K prar oiU'ig U
! tv.nlnK ert Ice 7 .
ri t:s r iiMTisr citfiu h -u. i
It, llr.ivn, p.ur. l'rloiig eerOir.
,,rrr H.m lar i l wan-l 7 '- Hu"-
,lav k Ii.m.I at I.' ii.miii l t p. hi. Jonl..r.
I mr.l In l'ie irmm ait lt nmr Yii"
! Prop'. KK'injr sn l llil'le .Only i ! .
' It IA p. in. Iliiirwlav e.siiln. r'ils'
1 pryr M-r.ice al 7 p i". Vl'i.lar
j exiling, lliii! .ludr rlawal Y.M.I'. A
j rMiiii. Ir-I tr lh p.tior,
i t'nile.1 llrrllir.n-l'or. "iMti an-l I'l.ree
, ttrrot.. H. t .K-kli . paior. Hrw-c.
;ry Hun.lav al II a. It. ami 7.TI p.m..
jruimtaY wh'-il al 10 a in.; jmii.g p.opl.'.
inMiin al To P. m ; ra;.r n eliiig
ry Welilsy sir.iiliig.
I K.nifll.-al l.uilieran, Ion Cuiigrrgalinii
i - IVif. Klgtilh and Jrtfoii .lfeu
I Meter., pa. lor. Hun. ! tioil al U W a
m.;' srr(. . al I" m a Iti, aid 7 .m p. ni
1 V V. Sooth- T. I'. Harries. pator
Tlilrd Hun.lsy al I nite4 lrihr.u dmn h.
PfeMrIii.l-ltr. J. W. F .In l. s
t.r. Prearhitig llr.l an.l liilr-l rtiia . al
II a in.; pror lurelii.g serr llnirvl.jf
ei.nPK. Srtwr hel.1 In Itis Conref.
II. ma I t tiurrb al r;i;lHe.
A. 1). V. W. meet everr Saturdai
evening eicept the (UMi in the A . I'.
W. Temple. II. J. Harding, recutdcr.
ItrUkahs WllUinelte Hehekah Mt
No. 2 merta sevond and fourth rrtday of
each moo ih al I, lb O. F. Tempi
Margaret William secretary.
Court Kobln Hood No. 9, 'Foreera ol
America, meets rirtt and third Friday Ie
th month in bed Mm' lla!l.-W. II.
Haltord secretary; F r.ta Meter, duel
rnger.
Clsi kania Cliai ler No. 2. It. A. M..
! meets on Die third Moodav ! earb
month in Masonic Halt. M. Pollack,
secretary.
lloneer Chapter No. H. II. K. S, inenti
the second and fourth TuetnUva In e,-i
moiith al Manlc Hall. Mis Jennie
bowi-ri. secretary.
Oregon Ih;e No 'J. . ('. I). F , tlie-ll
every Thu-s-I.e In IM I Fellows' H.'l -T.
F. Kyan, secretary.
Fall Encampment N .. t. I () O F.
meet flrsl and Hurl Tuesday In each
month. Ju ls-.n Howell, secretary.
Itrler rr IVii.pi n.eel eeery M ri t.r
lilK'it al l:tiiien'. t.alt. Mr.l I'.i intcl. r.
S. rv .Hcrl(.iure, Ir. ity f aiur -K-r a'r .
Itedmen Warheno TrIKe No. 13. Imi.
(. L. M , rneeta lio'.Uy evening"..'1,
at Ke. Mens I U.I A. y. Hitiinan, C
of It.; Harry Huter, aa hem
Multnomah Ixlg. No I, A. F. A. M .
meets first and third Saturdays in each
month al Masonic Hall. T. F, Kyan,
secretary.
Mead Itelief Corp No H. meet al
Willamette Hall ttie first Monday In
every month al 2 o'clock p. m. and the
thir l Monday in every month al 7.30
o clock p. in.
United A rtisari meet every Thursday
evening of each month at the Willamette
Hall. The. aoeial meeting ol this order
ia second Thuraeay of earb month. K.
II Cooper, secretary, M. Ilollack M. A,
Willamette Falls Camp No 1H, W. 0
W. meet 1st and 3rd Fridar In the
Willamette Hall. C. C, Kol. 8. Walker
and clerk i. (lids.
Ix)ne Pine Ilge, No. M, A. F. A A.
M., Iotfiin. Or., meets on the second
Saturday In each month from the 1st ol
May to 1st tA November at 2 p. m. and
from 1st of November to 1st of May al
10 a. in. ieo. C. Armstrong. Hec.
Catholic Knights of America At. John'
Piam h No, i 17, lintels every Tuesday ol
the month.
Tualatin Tent, K. 0. T. M . meet In
Ked Men's Hall, on second nd fonrth
Wednesdays O. II. Hyatt, record
keepei
Oregon City Camp, No. WS Modern
Woodmen of America meets every second
and fourth Tuesday In the month, at
Willamette; Hall. . (iroHHejilmehcr,
clerk.
Meade ,t No. 2, O. A. It., meets
first Mond iy evening in each month at
Wilametto Hall.-.l. Ic. Williams, Com.
I.awlon Coiiimand No. 1, of Oregon
Union Veli-r.ins rnion meets secotnl Hat
tirday 1 p. in. in Kediniiii' hall and
fourth Saturday at 7 p. m, In T. V. Cow
log's olli.
A compluto linn of fancy leather, tho
latest fuds. Mis (iold unltli.
"I have iiHe.I Chamberlain' Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kernedy and llud
it to be a i" ' i,.. !:.:," f ays Mr. ) H,
Phlpps, of I'oleaii, Ark. "It cured me
of bloody f'.-i . I . hi ...I -pc ik too hlgluy
of it." Tiii- (.! Iy rtlaays Miim the
good opinion, il not piniie, of Ihomi uho
use It. Th" .j"'c'' "'i'' H whb'h It ( fr. ctH
even in tb" nioht soycro caccmnake it a
favorite evor .
1 1 a i I i 1 1 f .
I'nr H'dn by (). A,
For sprain, saelllng and lameneim
there I linlblng " H"1"' CbmlH.r
lain' pain balm. T'V r''" 'u' 7
0. A. Harding.
This I the season when mother are
a I Alined nil account of looilp. Il Is
ijiiIi kly l ined bv on minute cough rlir,
Mlili Ii i hlldrrn like U tk. 0. A, Hard
In".
Fr Vouug Mn ana leuag rTemen.
There la nothing that will aroi.ee the
Irw of a young mn or woman o uulck a
to have Inferior laundry wink puti.iT mi
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their hirt front or shirt walt I
liiUMy their Heal appeaialic I pMled.
Th Troy Uuhdry makea a specialty ol
1. dies' an.l gentlemen' flu work.
Tber ran h tin ttettef work than Is
done at the Tmv. Iv your older al
JoliiiMin' barber shop.
ft'.. -It
larW Clover Root 1
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C. WtLL 4 CO . IC )V
For s.le I y C Ii. Huntley.
HiNT TAMI'.-l-.n't f stamping
a'oot In cheap !'.. long sa )oU can
t oy sin Ii tvllei.t stjlraaiid aut
j.1!1;m as W e a'e stioa ing at 1 1 in our
FI.OKAI. IJlTO Mi cheap;
er no", and teller uiiee, but none ailh
more real va uo and sali.laciion al lb
pri.e.
KnAUSSE CMOS.
J ELLOI
2 ,!( IniVi 1 1 !. I) ill
tanco tclejdionfl wirn in
Oregon, Vasliiiig.t(ti,('a!i
for nia nri'I 11aIu now in
oerati(in y the 1'aciflo
htatioii Ti'Ici.hoiia Cum.
.utijf, covering '.','JVJ
town a.
iuick, accurate, cheap
All the satisfaction of
rcrsonnl comtnuoieatlon
)itaiice tin elfect t'
rlenr tinilerstntolitiK. Hjo
katin ami Han KrariciiM O
n easily yieard al Port
land. Oregon City oflice at
Hanlm's Druir Store.
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Get our Prices on Job Prliii
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