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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. MAY 24 1901 1 I Personal Mention F se.T ass w' Jullll lfclllpttlla " I" Mall'lll iiiii id I .. I H. It. Hoi'ly, ol uaniiviue, was in mo (Hy Monday. A. M. Hhllih-y, was In tbe city Tuesday (rout Hpringaaler. r, Hamilton Meed, of 1'oriland, was In this riiy Monday, Carey F. Ma-li", attorney of Salem in town Saturday. li, V, Grace, bee Uh'ii In Yakliue, Wellington, tl'l A Weygnd, of Needy, e In It c,iy i. il lqlliee Monday, K M. O.Imimi, of lUlllkHCUO, MitVl i.i(.in t'lly Wednesday, II A. recorder of Canty waa U I,,,,, tlia Ut of week. ,.,rriliUUvn J. L. K ruse, of Slaf- III lowtl Monday. J. V. Itakerand trlU returned Hun U li"'" their houeynioon. Mim l-rna Kev, of Mead w Hrook, ulu Oregon Cily Saturday. li, W. Hrldenatln, of Currlnivllla, wm In Oregon City Saturday. . I. Steven, Huclalml loader ol Cnty, In l"n Tuesday. (ionrtfa linger I'M gone to Aahland wlirre ha ha a position lo view. Mr an 1 Mra Jatuee Comer of Mir. cj'iam , were In (ha city Saturday, llrnry Itruab and Mr. Abbott of Marquain It loon Saturday. Mulieel Kurt!, prominent faruiar ol t'auhy. drove up froru Canty Tuesday. Cli !- Gall.. way returned fiun.lay (torn (xgeuc wber alteudr4 Ida field ni. M' . Trullmger and daughter Minnl, ol Mril" I'r.Kjk, wrr In Ilia city Set- ufUy. Mr. K. W, Schaarrr wee In toan fruu flutievlll Hun. lay, on a llt to fflaa.lt. lift. A II. Kiiitoul la vUltlnf tar par nu, Mr. and Mra. Geo. F. lyon, al Ailani Ktlplwl, a (ioriiAalt Melhojiat f!rr(Tino of Portland, wee In loan Tly. Mi- Nail WbHa, of University Perk. it rUlllng tar alitor Mra Adolph Wlllny. of Una city. I) W, KlnoalrJ and Mra, Klnneird ra regUiered at Ilia Imperial In Port lil Saturday. It. Y. Huoi-a, formerly an attorney ol tlm city, tut now of Toledo, Oregon wat ia luan Tueadty. I 'avid McArlhur. ataunrb republican anJ a lalin- faruiar of N'aw Kra, In t)oailnraIy. Mti. Jullua (iolJiiilll, of Kugana, ho lM liwn vlaltlng trr ilatiglitora, tail fjf tuina yaatrnlay, Mr. Sullivan and daughUr Mlaa Kata, tultwl tha former'a daaxttar Mra. liar nun !ua Sunday, Mia Metl Klulry ant Punlay lo hilrm, tha Kiicut of Mlaa llfaltt, who la ill ltli luborculoal MiMKlhal Alhrlk'ht left yratorday for Clat-ktnlo taro aha 1JI ! the guiMit t( Mi Iiura CVmyera. Mra T. M. at ii 1 1 ha tn re-leotal auiH'iiiiipnitriit of lunlor work of tha rr,-iiii (MirUiian Kiuleavor. Mim lli-len (ilfaaon, who la toarhlng aihiNil at Mxalow It rook, vlallfd ln-r rrin iii Una city Hatunlay. Mia. l.. na (lohlmnllh WUka left lot ti r huhia In ran Kranrlaro yratcrilay, alu-r a week'a lalt w lilt ri'latlvoa tcro Ju li T. K. Ky.n and Mri Uyan lalt Hiiinlay lor HakerCltv. Tha Mho la d 'haie to tha grand lolga of Odd Kwl Mra, K, N. Oraliam, and daughter Mihlr.i,! midj Mlaa Allro (iluMKjl, of I'ortluinl, vlaltod frluuda in Oregon City puii lay , J. A. Hpaimlur. of Corvallli. imanod tlironuli Oii-ifuii City Munilar. on routo - wt " ' totlmtirand I-odgo of Odd Fellowa at liki-r City. I Wm. K, Oalloway arrived horn 8un ly from CluitKiygan, Michigan, and nt to Logan lo liinnct timber land In ai aoi'tlon. K"v. II, Wlttrot k, of Bhuhol, tiaa twin livtml aucrutary for the enaiilng year, ol ' Nortliwvat Hynod of tho Kvangllcal l'litlii-rii vlmrcli. S. H, Walknr amf llonry Trombatli, ol Oregon City and Uirhanl Hcolt, ot Mil aro in Ituknr City, attending I'o Odd Kidlowa Orand Lodge. County Clurk K. H. Cootwr and He ordr Thoniaa Uandall are dologates fin Cluckninas lodge of Odd Fellowa, luft for DakiT City Bnnday. County Judge Thomaa F. Ryan hiia Wn Imnorud by the election of grand Pi-trln-i'h 0( the state encampment of 0e 0. O. F, for tho enduing year, Mr. and Mra. William llowoll loft fi'ndHy ni0rnng for Baker Cl.y. Mr. owell la a duluirnta to the I. 0. 0. F. OK'ampmont, They will roturn tomor fow nliciit. 'o wan journal dork of the lower lioime 81 the UHt aoBHlon of the atate leglalature " in uregon City Monday on legal . - f . a Win. HehaU, one of Ilia leading larin ara of Htalfurd, waa al tha county aal Ilia laat of tha wnnk and rc-iorla thai rrniaaia looking wall In that vlrln(y, 1. A, Hakur waa In toan from KtalToid Wndnuaday, tin r-(-in that oala are looking fine in Ida vicinity hut that there will tint be more than two-thlnl of a crop of wheat. Mra, J, H. Illlriufr, of Antorla. taad thrmigli oa the train Tuenday, an tntu lor Mouiit Aiigul, lltr ilaughlnr, who ia at'.endlng tha aradmuy, ia III aij'l will ta Uki-n hoiiia. Mlaa Faiinla Lane, of HhIkiii. who taa teen vlaltlng Mlaa 1'uraa Kcddli k for a few daya. returned tiouin Wadnnailay altxitioon aticompaiili'd ty Miaa llnddli k, who will rr-pay the vlall. Htala Hnnator htacy, of Idaho, waa In town laat Friday, Tha aviialur tat Kik City milling aloi k lo wll at all klndi of pr'rra, fancy and ottpraia. lie d'd avmn liiitlnraa In Orouoii City. Thla waa not tla Drat tilp hnra ami duiittloaa will not m tia laat. Mk Cily milling prup-Mty ia a tig thing Lf Knnalor Stacy. Near noyattlna In trlinminga and flow era. Mlaa C. (ioldamlth. Car on tha electric road will run every thirty inliiutee on Sunday. Hound trip laeiiiy-fif caiita. Sailor and walking data Jnat arrived, MiaaU. Uoldatullll The Itenhle Muaical and Literary Club will hot) an opn acaalun al the reeldonce oi Mr. and Mra. L. I rorter, on June 7, when an elaborate program will be rendered by the iiinubera. Wanted, to a (chamta town irierty for a farm. Fuoulre al Ihia ottlcn. H. CruiuieV. aui-nrinlniidvnl of the Cpper Ctackauiaa talttery r-porta that the rat ka have bean pla'cl In oltiuu and Ita OUlloik f-if a aiii clul araaon tborala gl. Try our Itovelup', only 'ii rnta for a large Mile. Charman Co. Wm. I'urrell waa in town Wednea-lay, letting tilla for tia I'erchrron atalhon l(o'8. He wclitha l7'-0 tunda and wltl make Iba aeaaon al I'arkplaca Wed- lie-Nlay of each week. Millinery aale at Mra. II. T. Htaden'a. Kev. Geo. H. Vamvy, of Portland, will iireacb in the Manual churtb next Sunday morning and in the evening the delrgatae from Ilia ytrlalian hndeayoi convention al Salem will participate In an F-cho meeting. TbaClackamaa Hatchery, has re-lved ,0iK0(3 grayling trout rgga from Mon tana. After the eggt are hatched the young trout will be turned looaa id eaat ern (liejon ilrMini. The eora were ae curwd tbrougb tbe efforta of the Oregon Fiali and Uame Aaw-clatlon. YreU-rday a force of fllun men com menced tearing up 130 feet of Ilia Port land Cily and Oregon Hallway track ou It. corner of Main and Bmh alreeU and tha cara did not run aoutb of the Steveni building dwing the day, The lalla were laid In chair but tbeaa did not prevent tbeiu from apreading on the curve. Stringer will be placed under tbe rail and new live will be t-ul In. The rart will be running to the end of the line to day but the work cannot be completed before Sunday. "Our little girl waa uncouacioua I mm atraogoUtion during a audden and ter ttiilo attack ol croup. 1 quickly aw u red txittle of One Minute Cough I uro, gtv Ing her three donee. The croup we meatered and our Utile darling tpwdily recovered." So wnU-a A. I.. Spallonl, Cheater, Mich. Oeo. A. Harding. We ray the tax on "Oxford" Hlcycle ....I ,lv TA('S KKKK. alao Itulla, Paiita guard and guarantee thuin lor the aea aon. Price m wlili any kind of a tire Charman A Co., Cut Price Hlcjcle deal era. For Kale. Flral claaa dairy cow. Apply E llugbea, Wlllainelle Falla. I'oHght l -" "Mv father and alator both died of conauiiiptlon,M wrltea J. T. Weatherwax, of Wyandotte, Micb., "and I waa aaved from the aame frightful fate only by Pr. k'inu'a Nuw DiBcovery. Anallaca oi pneumonia left an olmtinate cougb and vrv anvere lung trouiiie. w hich au e ctilli'iit diK'tor could not help, but a few llWtl ti,.-iiuii made tun as wdl aa ever .n.l I u.lnud iniicb In weight." In'alll ibivi - - 1,1,, for conuliH. polda and all tbroHt and i...... .... I.I. Trial bolt lea fro. Guar- IllliU HUl. ii " I Iw.l, Mli anil II. IN l 1.11)0. n. nf I'hKfnn htttfl. in all tho latoat atylea. Call end Inspect. If Alma uoliiamitn. liillloiimuiHM la a condition cliaractor I...I hv a disturbance of the Uigeativo ornans. Tho stomach Is deblllatod. the iiu, tornld. tho bowels constipated Tlu.rA t a lonthinn of food, pains in tho t. 1 . .1 tt tllltslal wonted tonnue ami OOWeiB, ui,n'm , " umnltinir. drat of the undiiwsted or pan i .luriiHtud food and then of bile. Cham- IT . . . , . berlaln's Stomach and Liver 1 annus slluy the dintuilmiieea ot me sionmcu ttnd create a healthy appetite. They also tone up tbo liver to a healthy action and regulate tho bowels. Try them and you aro certain to bo much pleased with the result. For Bale by G. W. Harding. r tr iv-rrw va2 ' 1 Local liver;. I; Horn lo tha wife of John Waukar, of HUlford, a an. Tr I in innd hata for H. T. Madon'a. oOand up at Mra Cttinera iipplla of all klnda, at Char man A Co., tha Cut I'ricai Driigglat, Mia Nnwloii Crllcanr. of Naw F.ra, gave tirlh to a eon one day Ihia wank. A inaloii Im ritaiMi lo 111) lr inontt taa tiM'ii granlnd Ui Albert Tu kr, of I'ark f lav !avld Htm-I, wtodied In Cortland laat wrak, waa a trotter to George A. Hlool, of Mnldruiu. Ji'ob KchaK, the Main atret harnraa makar and aaddler baa a new ad In ttile iaaiia. ICrad It. Anderaou Walker baa been granted a ienalnn lucreaaa oi It. The revenue cutter Thetla leavea for Caie Nome June 1. r. H. A. liachman will join the hl(i aa aurgnon. The Wiljaini'tte Pulp and Paper Co. have crulara looking over 17 townhlua in Lincoln and Henton conn l lee. fieorge Heddaway la putting up a store building on Seventh atreet and expecU to have It completed within a month. Wl!lamel7"FelIe Camp, No. 141. Wootlmen of tha World gave a Uiembera' aorlal at Wlllainaiie ball Friday evening. KrfrealiiiieDle were aervel. A contract tat Ijeen awarde'l to Ion Maldruin for aurveying 10townabit of government land In Harney County. He will leave about June 1 with a crew, Herman Hruner waa aentencej to tbe penitentiary for life In Prlneville laat WM-k. Ilia altixneya have been granted UO daya in which lo fiie a bill of excep- lloji. Patrotilxa bou.a induatry and aee Joe Knowland, the tailor. Up-to-date atylea, well titling clothea mad to your aalla I art Ion. I-are aupply of aamplea from which lo aclwt. See Knowland about your aummer ault. Tlie ladiea of the Hellel Corps ware entertained al luncb by tha li. A. li. txml Monday evening in tbe Electric ho tel. Short lalka were made by Mra. U. A. Harding. Mra. Ingrim, Mrs. McCown and other mnulwra of the cor i. Poatmailer Hot too received 50,000 of lb new Pan-American Expoaltion etanipeTuneday In one, two, (our, eight and ten ceut denominations. They hi of a pretty deaign and w ill b laaued to purcbaaer only when called lor. Warren llralnard waa arreated Friday nltfhl on a drunk and disorderly cbaraa and a a given ten days in the city baa- lil by Kecorder Curry. Brainard will beuivenan opportunity to work offbia auterfluoua energy on the ttreeta. Monday evening, May 27, there will be a meeting of McLaughlin'a Cabin, No. 4, Native Son of Oiegon In A. O. U. W. tall, for the purpoee of electing four delegate to the grand cabin, which will be held on Friday, .'una 14, In Portland. Clvdo O. Huntley taa been appointed by the governor a member of the atate board ol pharmacy to serve five years. He tu.-ceedt K. K. Lee Sterner, whoae term recently expired. Mr. Huntley It well known a a leading driglm and bit appointment ia very gratifying to Hie people of Oregon City. The Portland General Electric Com pany w ill place larger tnaciiinery in their workt here and will aend all the amall machinery lo North Portland. The ompany'a foreman, . I). Martin, took a crew lo Portland Monday morning to work the new plant there. Councllmen Uilmore and Kvana, of Canby, were in the city Saturday inveati- nation the proapuctof soiling botnla to defray the coat of ennttructing anew city hall In their lively little town. The building will be 3:x0 loet and two ate lea high. The bonds will be iaeued aa soon at tbe exact cost of the structure can be nacertalned. Ruiireaentativet of tbe Ancient Order of United Workmeu held an oHin meet- inir at Highland Saturday evening. Speeches were made by Orand Master Judge Gorden h. Huyis, Stale Organiser 1). 11. Wanner ana Italnb Feeney. Tho nioetlng was lio!d for tho purpose of or- ganixmg an A. O. V, W. lodge, ana while highly sm'ceniilul, many residents ot Highland were unable to attend, it was decided to poittpone organisation until June 1 and the lodgo will be organ ized oh that dale, Tho degree work o( the order will alto be shown ou that evening. ThoEistSido Railway company has made arrangements witb the Oregon Kiiilroad and Navigation company to is sue interchangeable tickets between Ore oon Citv and Portland. PasaeiiBors m leaving Oregon City by trolloy car may return by boat from Portland, and vico versa. The arrangement went into ef feet Tuesday but will be of little benefit to residents of this city unletis Iho U. lv A N. Co. put on a steamer between hero and Portland. At present their boats run past up the river and it is Impossible to tell the hour of their return as ttiey bave no regular acted ule. mm, (PTAJ'DABII; ' jri&UCk If it ia aa good a s Columbia Ita air glit, but wny take thane when youcrn gi'l tha acknowledged lat for the aaiiiH price. (luniblaa have alwaya lead they atdl lead in atyle, y running (piaiitiet, wear and new liiiprovernenla. Iet ua ahow you a Columbia and explain why. Mult-la (M arid C, . $40.00 " 72 " 73, . M.(K) Coaatcr P.rake on any model, 15 t Jfb l auldu't Have Stood It l II he'd bad Ikhing Piles. They're ter-1 K ribly snif-ying; but Uuikleo's Arnica ,k Salva will c ure the worst caas of pile on ' J earth. Il baa curel thousand. For In-! 3 jurie. Pains or Bodily Eruptions It'sj tbe best salve in lb world. Price 2-"cj box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Geo. i A. Harding Old atvldler'a fcSiperleaH-e. M. M. Aualin, a civil war veteran, of Winchester. Ind., writea: My wife wm aick a long lime in spite of rxl doctor's treatment, buiwM wholly cured by Dr. Klng'a New Life I'illa, which worked wonder for her health." They always do. Try them. Only Vk at Geo. A, 11 arding'a drugstore. Hat st your owo price. Mrs. II. T. Sladcn. Shin affevtiona will readily diaappear by uin DeWiti's Witch Hsxel Salv. fyx.k nut f,r ruunterfella. If VOO Bet pe will's you will get good results, p ia the quick and poaitiv cur for pilea.JJ ' Geo. A, HarUlng. prank Buseh fifty & .tW' Jsv -mm Taper Time. This is tbe time when you need new paper for your walls, and when you ahould put into your home the bright effocta so necessary. Yourj walls w ill shiue with the seaaon'a brightness if you put ou some of these papers. There is so mnch here that will be aure to Clre You satbfacti n. . We believe you will be astonished at the low price charged for what we offer. Here are the best pro ducts of the best manufacturers, tbe most careful art designs and the most carefully followed color schemes for the pleasure of those who waut the best. Lawn Mowers. It's time to get the lawn mower to work. If you haven't a good one we can help you to one worth recommending. These have knives carefully act to keep them sharp; have ball bearings to make them run with ease. A cood machine that dou't cost much. We guarantee our Rubber Hose. Bicycle Sundries; Wa rarry a large line of bicycle sundries nothing ao rheap that we rariuot guarantee il but everything at a price that waean gnarante. Wa give double protection finality and irlc and we (tearfully refund money for every urmallidactory purchase. Get our prico before ;cu buy. Base Ball Goods. We are events for Holding's Haae Hall and Athletic Good and carry in t'H'k the full line of league bate, hall, mitt, (lovea, maak, etc. IM ua quote price on unilorrns and out' fit. Prices guarsoteed. Fishing Tackle. Split liemhoo rod, 11 : goood flya, i'x per doxen ; anell hooka, 15c per dozed ; plain hook, 5c per dox ; reela, l&c up; lines, 6c and op. HUNTLEY'S BOOK STORE OREGON CITY. We carry a complete line of colli na and caaketa. We have bean in businesa for over ten yeara. We bave always made an effort to tatiify our bereaved friends. We are under small expense and do not ask Urge profit. We thoroughly understand tbe preservation of the dead. We destroy contagioua gtrma and W kj offensive odora when called to prepare the dead for burial . NEW GOODS L&CBtralciyirtBiart ! k.1 ' J Tbe Onlv Place for Bamins. The Housefurnisher. Spring Tones. In our carpet stock you find the beautiful tone for spring. The real value of these carpets ia ahown by careful examination. There is the bright color, the durable body, and the economical price combined in these. Tho Light Question. There is no element which con' tributes so much to the beauties of borne as the lights used. If you would bave the most attractive and Very Nest l amps to ornament as well as illuminate your home you ahould see the new ones we are showing. Lamps vary in style the same as clothes, and w e are sure you will be pleased w ith these stylish ones. Flower Pots. Many of your plants are ready to be transplanted. There will be a long season when it ia necessary to be careful ot the plants in order that they may not freeze You need flower pots in abundance in order to protect the flowers, so that you can take them into the house again In case of a severe day. These flower pots are any size and shape for your convenience, Low price, too. On a Crescent The prettiear, neatest and lightest lalie's wheel on the market. See them on the atreeta and not its fraceful, low dropped frame, the al uminum chain guard, the swell fin lah of the dree guards snd rims. They ateereaay, rnneaay, bave dust prorjf bearings and require the least amoantofcare; and beat of all they are seldom seen in the repair shop. Chain Crescents, Chatnless " 125 -and 135 AO " 65 Wheel told on easy Installments Secondhand wheels R. LHOLMAN T?o Been S3atl tf Court Hem!. Arriving Daily at the Fair Store About Mattings. No need to tell you how desire able it ia to have clean, bright, cool mattings for your floors this sum mer, you know all about that. What we want to tell you is that that there Is the place to get the mattings. All we ask now 1 a chance to show you the goods. Will you come in? Use and Abuse. There is a right way and a wrong way to use paint, and a rij;ht grade and a wrong grade to buy. If you would use paint the right way you should Hoy the R'ght Grade. There are places where cheap paint might be advisable, but usually the best quality you can get is the best investment you cau make. Our well made, high grade Ivoroide paints you will appeciate. Trice our Sprinklers,