Oregon City enterprise. (Oregon City, Or.) 1891-194?, February 08, 1901, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Textz 0 Curry EG ON ENTERPRISE. y, , . Mi NO. HI OIUWON CITY, Oil KG ON, FltlDAY, FKBKUAKY 8, 1001. ESTAHMSHKI) 18C6 Or City HtUvi HlF.KMAN, -hKNIIHl- n.j.ln.i iIih Nnrtliae.leiii L'tilver-; .. I L J 1 . . .. f ll aa WtltKtl'I'MI I'M , D K. I. J'llrea I, t M'KF.NM, DKNTWT. , ' (-) All Operations Otiareiilevd. . Oieeon City, Or jUrrl.y Hull lini r c.hritirKi.AM. M.D. ' I'rWala Klrli.e I ,,, I "' Intl. ie I,-'"' '" '' "''" , Hrll r ' I'aiairh ami i ..! l i.i ! rn, r. I g mrw i,nri I II p, m. Ill' vVll'.rlt lUlu 12 Ml , oiu:i."r a mii.i.ku ATT'HNI'.Y AT LAW Lflii.l T It lew ' I - I Office iilliVM tl HlHfCWtlly Will ji.'tur In H CumiI of the Hale Uihiiii t. Wrli.hard Mdg II. I If. KiiH I'll . Ofrtfllll I (,,,.. I'"' AUtutUr. Jt hit W. Loder AHrty-At-!.w TiarsttiN Umal law ItoMniyi, lxa i." ' 'r''' ""'7 lo J0" I u ir. I i.l') . OB.. Morn's HnlMing, v liana of j iMrgon 0. U'. y.t'ihnm . It. I init k MMU K A KASTHAM Attornovs-nt-Lnw. Coimii' fi ial, Ileal KnUlo an4 re bate Law, Hj-ciftltir . 1'jff.rH of llllf Uladc, Money Lo.llrd OfroU City, Oregon Q U ti ll UTuCMtm. .Tru It NF.Y AND t'ut'NKKIjDIlrt AT UW tl riT OBBtioM fltt, OHUUll, siih l..lf.-l. fiftlne. ! Wnaaf . fnra. tii-M MuilfX. M H'lUMt i,eial i'. I'.M irt Mil l, ATU'llNKY AT LAW Ofm.nni. - - Oregon Hi '(!.. I., " i .i .I ii.ill n( (Ii elal. . I.I I'U.I .Ii t- AV,i,,s aii. i:n:V a f LAW. Oil). ......ii .iniij linn tiii. Orr in (Mr, - Pencil. p SCIU'KIIKI.. Vi iTTiiVMI'V IT I AW pntlfl)fv Xbvoltai. Oft) urr M K.llfiik Kin Mr. Hr Hi M.k uf (lfr..ii Clljr. (iRtuim. ArMUNKV AT LAW. I i LI itriill.iii K ri lit Cmiliiy ('null ami 'fl.i iiiiilrrn. Offlm Ci .l.Ut. In 8lfn.' billl.llli(, ! ni Uiik l Oiriimi Cltjr. J. I'.CAMI'HKI.U ATTOKNKY AT LAW, QtMa CitT, UI ni.lr In all Hi PiiUf U ol th Mala, i. Li i nil 1 1 i il.,ii"i. OaittoH' Ul- A. H. IHIKmmKK. AirRNKYAT.I.AW. OlVfnvrr M.'Kitteli-k'a HIiiio Bloea, Ida Hank ul OrrKOtiClty. OtruiiN ClTV, MM nrae I. I'ullTKR. ATTOKNKY AT LAW iR.i-r.or ranraarv rukNKHio, (ft iini to Orcuu CUT T-n ri'fl J.SK oroKKOOfl CITY, Olficst BastlDi noose to lie Cltf. ii ic resting FOR filing iiAHMY PUOMOTIdNS To-Morrow Final Price on Ladies' and Misses' Jackets and Capes. M hart Ull tUxit 6i cliokt JacVrl iUb formely told at fj Jo, l.jo aiull5i, Tliry ae all lal teuton ChoICO Of th Lot fOf an.l til air rrj.erM-nUj In CC Vwiv v ImiI.I Llaik au.l culm I- I- A auiall lot of laillra' anil mlaara' wll Ull.nt'l klyll.li Jaiktta llioe oii lily erlladU Choice tiiatnlaU, fneui Tomorrow ""ylj J" Ii J" CO QK an.l f t, faaAwpi 40 Clill'lrrn'i ami Mlaara' Ktffrrt juaealHrril Ihlt araann't itjflea, jioaiiivriy weth YourChoIco U 5o ..,11195 $198 Prico Wonder in Furs. A m.n Jul, nf vrry tlmli I'or Sarfa an.1 ColWntea alo F.lrrtelcSral amt AMeakan tulUertira lliai ret aoM foniirrl fur If Ji to ij jo will he aiii tomoriow at DO per cent off eruiae Silk Specials. lo j.irrra I'anry I'lald ami 1'luer.l ftilki o liulira wiJc. hrar ijuality, trey ilraieahlr (t wal.la. hj-iul PtiP Yard 60C Ij j.lca hilka. fanrjr fi)juecl ami rlictka, all tbolie orw aliaijra. Per Yard 60c i Huh U!k Saliei Mrivtl'.rui. rale hravy gea.Ira, wnelh l .J jn-f yel. Our l Price $1.00 to Hull I.Iiiiiik Mlka hi J.lain ait'l tliei(raM coluea, vrey dcairaMe for toi ami jaiktt ittiii; per Yard 25c Sample Sale Toitiuem e will offrr-fir al cmnpU-U lieir of one of the r.lrn Maniifaituttia Minj.lraof lnttra' WeJI,r'' Su,u n'1 Vou"lt Meo'e hint.. Wt liavr art utrj the lot aimmiit lug In all alwut f IJUJ CO at big iliMcuni an.l lll al our ti.l tnutei.w at the matiufaituere cot. ROBERTS BROTHERS ORY GOODS DEALERS 6j.-lVt Third t., L MImi awl Vaahlll la . I()KT1-ANI), OK. Nerfrul TopuUr Ofllcrr Admired In Hank. Are mmoneiJEinHmtiMHtu Tvlonter Offlcen la the fUfolar Hrr 1 Are (Nprii U 1'laj Minor I'rt4. WamiiaoTon, Feb. 8. Tlie praeiil Ulay aeht I he lollowiug ooinioeUout to llie wtnalet For lirutrnaol inneeal, Major Gen;rl Nrln A. MiIm; lor major Keirrelt tianiUKl B. YuuiiK, Ailoa It. C'liall. Ae tuur Mac Arthur, lor hngailii-r g-neral John C. Hatee, Ltoyil Whraton, liwrge VV. I !, Then, rkbeao, Hamutl H. Humiinr, UunarJ Wol, ItoUrt II. HU, HoUit I. Ilu.ht. Uo. M. U.ndall, Win. A. KoM, FrvJ D. Grant, J. Kr.nklin i:ll. Junior ofllrura in the ri-Kilar Krvl e have (all uiihIj aniieiy over the pro(rcl of being "Juiii-l" hy the fhxxl of lie voiurea into Ihe aelte uuiier the pert eat le-crjftiili.lion art. This announce men! Irotn the Wtr DrpeMim-ot will be ol aoreie tonifoet to Ihoae oinreet. "l'rtmotioni er ill U maile lo the f'l I ol fle.t llruinant in the r.iiUr army ol II eexii IlifUtenanli in that aemy whoa coiumUiiuna nie-il.te the war with hpaln. The prouiution will carey op II olllcera in the erguUrt who hare hi l lof.ycr areriie than Ihe yolonteera, but will lave yacaniin lor volunteer aecotiJ lleuiebaute." II I (ill I'llUr.l) HOKUM. Ilur... Ara la b Kpl la The l'alla lalti. Pope & Co. LEADERS IN lianhvaiv, Stoves, Mec'liaiiics9 Tools, Voo(lrIiopporaS Tools, lariniiiv: Tools, Air Tight Healers, Elc., Eic. Weliavt a fne tine of Warranto! PocUct Knlvcn that will make very dtirable Christmas Tridents. Special Attention given to Plumbing. 43 ,th c Main ORISON CITY. OH., T.lrphon, 463 OHirinToir. i.Aii, JIAUSHAhl.S DAY anaUiiiem. PRINTING OP fiVHRY DIICKIPTION We ere prpred to execute fint-cUii Printing promptly at the loweit pricti eonalatent with skillful end Intelligent eecution. ENTERPRISE PRINTERY Your Work Solicited. ! Xiw Yu, Feb. 6 Frankfort, lUen ! tnrg'a 3 jear olJ biothcr, lor which LorJ ( l.'luiiuirl, the young Iriah oohUman, now j on a vi.il lo tlil city. pail 10.lO at the Pair aale, will remain In title) country p.itof tttia araaon, il Dot theuughoat. So will the 2 yir old colte imported t Iaitoi.n. Choate anJ lmete-l Cathaire . Mue, which ee.livrly coat tW. I'XKX) e.ti) ViuO. Itnprtel hiateoto. the biood maee, pehaed lor ItftO. may be ihlp tinl a I .road during the Sumnirr Ird I'lih.mrl lalla Ur . home Feheoair 'JO rakint; ol hia puichaara, he aiJ : The hoiara will rt-uiain hi-re Iurom limr j how long I cnt.ot ay. I rankfoM 1 ft K'K'd in tin lipl iti'n and the 1 Annual t'ii.mii.,n at I'oi.ey I-land; ihe iWlnioi.t at Wft hratrr and the Ameri cn Ih-ihy at ( liiragf 1. I'aelin.n, Choate i d Cllmllr Mur are ail ill the Fulmuy n l Matron Ihi. )t ar; the IVImont, Ut a.u.Uyii aid Ai iiual Cl.anii..n m-xt yrar. Thry have 110 rliKarnifiita abroad and il would not le goo,l manai-nii-nt to 'take thi-m away until thry have been given chaiu-i' lo iy lor ihemevlvM here. A Futurity or Itealiiation would more than pay for the entiie lot. and any other of 1 lie event named wuuld more than 1 pay (or one if the colli. "Ileaidea, I did not buy the Loraet lor mynelf. I bought theui lor (1 l-nd, who hat connection! here, tnd while I will to an extent control them, 1 will not entirely do no. Who will train them it not set tied. I have tent them to Charlei F. Hill, at Monmouth Faik. He will have thr: ol th tu temporarily, puihly while they are here. I have not all to aay about the mailer." CAXTKKN4 M18T CLOSK. Hkllwooo, Feb. 0 The orner-fone of the teem. trlum ol the 1'onUnd Cre maiorlnrn Atociatlon w.a itld yenierd.y l'ernorei at the ground of the Oregon City Railway, near Hellwood, by the Maeonlc Grand Lode of Oregon, In Ihe pretence of a large gathering ol resident from Portland and the' siirroondings. Three Seial care carried the grand lodge officers and meeribrs of Portland lodges to the ground, where lbs Irnpreae- ve ceremony of lite order waa preform"!. The subordinats lodge eMutlng were: Hawthorne, No. HI; Wa.hlngion, No 0; Colombia, No. 114; Portland, No. V Harmony, No. 12; WilUtnette, No 2 II. B. Thlelson, r.nd na.ier, offii:i- le-l and eondiu-ted the ceremony, sa luted hy the wbr grand .ffl. er. Frank (iibeon, suerinlindeiit of the snaocia lion, m master of cremoniei A handaoeoe rtd aar deione had bren peoviited for Ihe o'Cc on On one wae engravrd, "IVrland Cremation A aocl.Uon," and on the oeher. "February 5, 1101. An opening for a copper ho had been chiahtd out. With Or nd Mat ter Thielton ilanding cloe 10 th wall of the foundation ol the chapel, the cere mony was begun with an appropriate piayer by Dr. T. L E lot. Then cam tbelayingol the corner-alone. Il waa placed in poeiiiuo be a helper. Grand Maater Thielaeo took the square, coin pai and plumb from the hands of Ihe architect and found the a one In ahape and poeilion, and to The stone waa snnointed with wine and I oil, after which the grand manter made abort addreea, itHUring the corner- iline of U e structure laid in airordance with Ibe lorrns and Mages of the Maonic order. The copper hoi was then sealed with a marble cover. It coniains Ihe names ol the officers ol the grand lodge of Masons of Oregon, a biatoriral sketch ol the lorroalion and pereoiin-) ol Ihe rottland Cremation Association, and some coins of present date. Trlbntr of Honor Paid to Ment or of Great Jurist. A II l I F HOLIDAY UK( LAI1ID Itentb, liar ana H heel ef Its IVenfry Held fitlliig MmorUI les U iUon J. FoartAMD, Feb. 6 This city pwid trib ote yraterday to John Mamh.ll, rflier. iaV-mn and juriat, on the ore.aion of the IQMi anniyeraary ot hiaappdntmflbl as Chirf Jonic of the Hupreme Conrt cf Ihe United HteN-e. The Moltnomat. Car held services in t'.e U. H. court room. There were a.Mrea In all th K l;o.la, and In the af eriuxn Hon. Hor ace O . i'latt, of 8n Franci'o, adileicteil a mw meeting in Cordray's theater. The ly wat generally ohervl thnxihcnt the United fW'e hy appr- 1 prulM aervicee The lilinoia l?ar aent a I lulu fral.fii. Wr u.. . 1, ,.f i.Mjlni f s ih Oieg n Bar, U wli ch the Oregon IW re turned a titling reolv. A SOCI4LMT NCIIKMK. Will rtablUh COnratlf Taws tm Coanaaicut. MCW CAR BA7.M. Tea Kaal SIJ Railroad Compaay Balld lag el Mllwaakla. IiaibotroBT, Cjoii , Feb. 5. A plsra baa U-eo propoae l to etuhlinh tertiira n perfect I fl4otj.,j innlitutiona heie on a bnia of declare.) I eoira'i'Xi Ilinvolvea the racing ot lo.O)Ki0. Fry ihoa.ud ciiizec here expect to find the money, e.chj Uking 9 175 worth ol itoc'a. bii corpo rions are to le chartered. Ol ihe 1175 auiacribed by each . will lorm a drpoeit in the savmgs bunk, one of th corporation!, while the remainder 'will pay (or one share in e h ol the other five companies. Wi'h the K-henie is a proposition t pay tlie debts of tlie inuuh ipniiiy by In soringthe litee of prominent ciiizena. The city will pey the premium and bo the hrneflciaiT. eVveral rtei lenu hT agreed to take out policies ii me sc!irai go;l through. MiLwai KiK, Feb. A A large lorre ol carpenters have commenced work on the McKlal.y BtklLET, CU la C.ra.(. Feh. 6. rr--Mu 1 1 "Russdi' Engines Traction or Portable, Slmplo or Corn pound, Wood or Straw Burners. fjwirnat. ''V1 JHT, mill, I'.M tlp(',Ul,M),000. aiirpuiih lAi.nnii. cwtai.s a. rreiaie. . a la, a. Niainxa. a. S CAtiriBLD. nrl hanktiii biialneaa tranaaeted. t..u, r.-rniv.d auhlmii tn check. lrov. ,. .mi noiaa ill.rniinied. r"iilrinl elty w.rmni. biniihl, Jna muln on iv.llalila aeourllT. ".mn i)iiixiiiaiiaaiiin. 1 Woilmi, nu.ls promptly. I'. I IV.II...I. In mnm na.l nf til. .Arlll "".iiir nuniiKiiiaa anl lnn rortiauu n.iinl.Ki. 1.1.1 . .t w.k iU, ' " "I', .".".mi raw mi.. Wriialln,, ifms depnaltl. Hau "pHK CoaMKKCl AL HANK OF OKKdON CITY. ''PlUI, .... 1100,000 TkANatrTa oaNRtAL a. Mima aiiaiwa.a. "..Ill iMMiln Inn. .lih II U.Imi i.al- laiiTn !'"!; ""I'Dllaaai-liaiif ami all pulnti Da.il, ",lu" Knrnpe ami Hong Ko"l' Mmr aubleot lo otteol. eu " 0. LATOUKKTTI, PreaMent. F. J. MKVBR Caaaler. "Cyclone" Threshers Automatic Stackers, Wind Sta-k-tr, llorao Poweri, Tlircr.hcrtiicn s- SuppHdS Ol All MUU3. .....pixp for c""rM rr.np lin irr,err RUSSELL & CO., pf.r?:ar.-: Url.1 Acid In the Rloo.1 Cmiws Hhi-umiliam, ScUllra. Oout and Neuralgia T?liniuiiifu Tlllll.- .),.. ..i,w.. A wrltnn iiarantie with each ring to n turn your money In I ?,,Pe " tlreh Ttil .-.ty PKK'K 2M. A ,.o,tel card will bring our ee . remove !!l)il iVH if littlonkltt that telle tho itory Kld hv DUKMKIhTKH A ANDHKIttrt. Oregon City, Oregon. Aildres, HEX RHEUMATIC CO., Hartford, Conn. The War Department I.aaea The First Ucneral Ortler. Wamiiinotos, Feb. 4. The first gen erl order by the War Department in execution of the provisions ot the army reorganisation act directs the discontin uance ol the sale ol beer, wine and Intox icating liquors on all military reserva tions and army transport. The order was turned today and is very teme and cnniUn In its terms. After reciting Ihe aiiti canteen provieion ol Ihe law, the order proceeds: "Commanding olllcers will immedi ately carry lue prDvimotia of Ihis law into (ull lorce and effect and will be held etrlctly retvm!ihlrt that no exceptions or evasions are permitttnl within their re sMciive juiisdictions." Although the order makes no special reference to the military reservations at Fort Monroe, Vs., and Went Point N. Y it Is stated at the War Department that under the terms ol the law it will tie nec essary to discontinue the sale ol all in toxicating liquor on thee reservations and that the bars in the hotel at Fort Monroe and in the hotel at Went Point will have to close at once. Recent experiments show that all clauses of foods may be completely di gested by a preparation called Kodol Dy.pepsia Cure, which ahuolutely di gests what you est. As it is the only combination of all the natural digestants ever devised the demand for it has be come enormous. It hns never tailed to cure the very worst cases of indigestion and It always gives instant relief. 0. A. Harding, new Car barn for the Oregon City Jt Et Wheeler, of the Univer-ity of Cl .rnia Side Railway Company at Mdwankie. 1 has received a telegram H.iing that The stroil'ire will he 4Sx:00, 19 feet bigli ' President McKinley will accept hie ol wood, with a corrugated roof. invitation to addreea ihe studen's of ih The building was formerly lo "have been university on commemiVient dy. May 200X200, all brick, but it was decided 14. This is taken to indu-.'e that Presi npon by the company to build a smaller deni McKinley 's prupoi! trip t tbe budding out of wood The new building ' Pai ilic C'wt will be um.fe despite re will be owed for the trailers and the sev- port to th contrary. erl freight cars. B-'t ween Ihe old barn ' and Ihe new there will be a space ol 0 1 he I'sr"'""-"' r. fet. A number of e-witches will be ii:- i The rui-h at the drugstore still cos- sialled and be used lor Ibe company's tinue and daily s'orea of people rail for a bottle of Kemp's FUlxam for the Throat and Lnrgs for tbe Threat and Lungs for the core of Coughs, Colds, Aoihma, Bronchitis snd Consnmption. Kemp's flat est. With Ihe several new cars aheady or-, dere-J. the company will need all the space required. When the new cars ar rive the company rxpecta lo put on a JV J Balsam, the standard family remedy, ' minute schedule, with one through car sold on a guarantee and never tails to daily, which will make the run in about 'give entire satisfaction. Price Zx anJ 40 minutes. &0c. ..BM.Baaaia.a.aMaaaa-ianaKa.aMHMaaaaaM True Economy The difference of cost between a good and a poor baking powder would not amount for a family's supply to one dollar a year. The poor powder would cost many times this in doctors' bills. Royal Raking Powder may cost a little more per can, but it insures perfect, wholesome food. In" fact, it is more economical in the end, because it goes further in leavening and never spoils, the food. Royal Baking Powder used always in making the biscuit and cake saves both health and money. You cannot, if you value good health, afford to use cheap, low-Rrade, alum baking pows ders. They are apt to spoil the food ; they do endanger the health. All physicians will tell you that alum in (xk1 is poisonou. eOVAL BAKING POW0EA CO., 100 WILUAtj ST., NIW VORM.