Oregon City enterprise., May 31, 1901, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY MAY 31, 1901.
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Personal Mention
Attorney W, 8. U'lloit wiu Portland
Hnnday.
David Mr A rtliiir wa In town TurUy
fpnii Nw Kr.
Jaum 0. Wnlli wa In town from
( Ui kainM HumUy.
V, T Muir, an allnrney of Portland,
t
Motility.
pin! Jame Vaii-hn wr
day.
WllUiimttii, n
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I tlm I', of ().
! Mtur.lny.
Portland Ore
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Mr. J.J.
(jiiiilmi, waa
W C, Ilroan and wifa were rilalnml
at dm l'ii'rl! In Portland hunday from
Hf iC-ii City.
A J. If.iwlu, II C. Jonee, H, C llw
III and It, H. (imig-nlbai li Horn 1'orlland
Viilti fl HllliilaV.
Mt. Mover and MIm Mb'I K,vr,
I'oillnMil, were Ilia K'lrata of Mr, l(,
i UiU.n Monday.
Mr. W, II, llnrl im I rlilur
cli'lm l'if '( lb fraud lilnof Krlwkali
,,r Hip i niiillirf ynr.
ItMiii'tt I'arrlah and kjii Jorili mii
Ju.r l'irlli, of lll,iliUii.( aero In
Oirk-uii (My Monday,
M Marin Mrdwn Iim returned from
V.iil'uri(. Wli., Iirio iio da Un
I I II. r I'a.l til tllolilli
Mr. J . 'uiiohi aii'l n lolt, of
Portland, ial Mr. inl Mr. C'Uik
iaioli, of I alteinah, l( tore.
Y. J. Ixii, ut I lila rlljr ha ,a.io.
uii Hi iiir-riiofon tv,
ol l'.ltili.
W.lluoli, of Iin, Uilirr of frank
Uii. It, of Dili city, I failing Ui am) i
trrjr Mr. lu;li it rV, )rtrt old.
(' V. liat.rlrlaoo, an liiauiatxa ad
Jmlrf of hatriti , a a In 1 1 a rty tir lay
on I iniiirM In irlaliun lo Ilia Muirflr.
Mfa Koalrr Ullillh, Ml limine Knlch
um an.) Mit Mary Mohm, of J'rinv
il , viaiia4 Mr. tin Mr. W. U. V'llun
Inlay.
William TLotiioaon, K.laar l llllioii,
I'm. a Hljkt anil (ipor Mulllvan, oroiu
Ib.M lrmr ol Neatly, were lu Ilia illy
TucaJajr.
Mia Alma Hollari leave Mundy
tii'irninj or Kngmiv, where alia a III
vuii hr grand-rtnti, Mr. in J Mrt.
i J Umlth,
Mim p. I.yla I.riir relurnad liotna
for Ilia autnmar tcalloti Hunday, Hli
liaa Iweo Uacliing In Ui lUker City ub
lie kIiouU.
i'lirlttUn NrUPiiciitiiilr, tt In
Ilia my Wplnoay from Ln labor,
firlon rourti. Ha it trairtn lo
Uiov lo Netily, I hit county .
UliliarJ II. Htiah, of rortltml.
trtvuliiiK aolli'ilnr (or Hit KtUrtf-Gunat
Cl'tr Co., waa In Ilia clly Monday, tc
oinpnliv by Mm. 8clil.
Mr. and Mrt. Jark, ol Xilverlon, alio
litvt lin vltiiliii Mr. Jai-k'a inotlior In
tlila city, Ml fur homa Tunklay aflrrnoon.
Mr. Jai k It loading unJorlakrr of
Hdvrrton. ,
County Clerk K. II. Cooxr la tl n
lilrlrt liuly grand mtatnr of Ilia I. 0.
O. K. for Cla kainaa county, aliU li coil
tin loilgi. ai Orvgon City, Clacktmat
nd Oaargo,
Mrt Kiiimt Harnliart, ol McMimi
vllln, a vlaitmg lirrton It (I. IUm-
l'rt lli lit wruk . Hh hat riluriid from
t Inn to Kamaa and lull lor MoMinn
villi) Tiinaday afirrnuon.
Coiinrilinan Klard Srolt, tod hit
llrr, Mia (irorgo W: H. blu-)lird,
li-'t Haturdty lor Ihrlr former home In
I or ah, III , having ricnln wora
J'li'lay of the death ol a younger tinier.
W.T. F.llwanger, riruimntlng Hrad-
irnet'a Mercantile. Agency, wan In town
Friday, reKirtt that Oregon City
Merchant have had a ron'rout year
ami their financial condition la much
Improved.
Wmlforil C. Campbell, lormorly on
Hie Knterprita ttalF, Ima taken a xmillon
will. TI.h Dalln. Portland ami Attoria
Navigation Company ami It looking
''rthe freight ami iatmngnr hualneat
"film company at Tha Pal Int.
County Itecorder T. I'. Kundall, Judgn
Mra. K. F. Ityan, Mr. ami Mn. H.
K. Walker, Mr. ami Mra. W. II. Howell
nd ton, County Clerk K. II. Cooper and
Hurvey W. Trenihath hav returned
'ioiii the grand lodge of Odd Fcllowa at
llulier City.
Father lllllehraml, pattor of St.
J"hti'a church, returned hint Thurnlay
'ruin St. Tniina where ho attended the
KMproiiio Ixilgo of the Catholic Knlghlt
f America at a deleg.to from Oregon.
Ho wah atmeut a month and leporta an
njoyable trip and la glad to return to
("Hon. Father Hildnhruml ban been
' :liarK0 of thin purlnli 13 yeara.
I'epreMentntlvo J. A. Talbert.of Clack
"'aaatatlon, left Monday morning for
l,'iitia Klvor. He lint charge of the
'"'diery there which he will put In
oxtriition at once. He will alto entab
hI an eyeing tulvHtation 25 mllea up the
'Ivor from the hatchery. The Umpqua
Col, li. W. Whli.i.la. I. A. Vori.al.l
ami Jndga T. M. Walta, of Canhy, cam
down on Tueaday morning't train.
I'rof, Carl Denton, of (hit city, hat
received tha apwiliitrneiit of organlat
and choir Inttructor of Trinity church of
Fort land.
Ittv. W. H, (Jrlm, tha pa.tor of tha
MeihiMllat church, left Urooklyn, Jrnl,,
Wednetilay ami la eiH.i ted her In time
lo hold tervlcea Sunday,
lleglaterof the l.aml Olllie, Charlet
H. Moiiret and Mrt Mooma went Kit
Halem Wediinaday aftermm lo vUlt
rnlallvna and frlnnda for tnvaral dayt
Ark VtrtU-gg arrived Monday from
North Dakota and it vl-lllng hit alater,
Mlat I Ian let, Mr. Verttegg Inlt Oregon
In UTl when I. wa flv yeaia old. II
returnt to North Dakota lieit wm k.
Mr, Mnn Jon.., ,,r many yeart pre.
turlptlon clerk III Huntley 'a Drug Horn
iMM lloleatao.,ii for North Yakima,
th .totciepl tliiular llloii at
'liai plain. Mr. J'lliet ha a boat of
frh liiU III Oregon Cly H will regrrl
to learn of hi iliM.arture.
i Local Kveytjj. t
I'ubhc aclinola clot May,
Council Iiiimi Wedneailay night.
Camera tuppliet of all kind, at Char
man A Co,, tlm Cut I'rh Drugglat,
The Mother' Club will meet al the
rttldnnt of Senator Oeorgn V. Crownell
on Thuradty, Jim II.
Jamet lumber!, of Marmot, cam In
Tueaday with aia wild cat acalpa and 12
eoyole m alp am received a Uunty of
I'C) on t heiii.
i . .
"Hieiiury wuh Martodby the slate IhhI
yr and in 21 mlloa eaot of ItoHeburg.
Itlg reduction In trimmed hU. Mrt.
II. T. Hladen.
M AM r A iiriuuiov
lb (' aacll Think They are I'aj Ing Toe
Much fur htrerl Mglitlng.
Oregon Vily't couiirll It trying t gel
reduction on lb price palj for eireel
lUhta. At a meeting arvrrat rk ago
lb matter w a referred to tha commlttr
on ttreeiaand pulillc pMKrty and Cl.air
man ('barb' Allirlifl.t ml. in H.a l',..i.
land Oi-nnral Flectrlc Company, talieg!
that iberlly wt paying mor for light'
than It ahonl I pay; that 1'ortlaml Wat'
furniahe.l llghtt for Ine mohey, not with. I
tandmg the fai-t that there la a hw in'
Iratiarnltilrig Ihn jxmrr to I'ortland. II,
W, il, the company 'a manager, re
plied that Ihey rould hot ronarnl lo a
r-ductlon In ih prim light hut If lb
rity w fl lo rut down the ntimbrf of
arc light, a Ivmm numlier would I ii
phel at tli earn rat. Mr, Albright
hat tiol yel ai ktiowlrdgnl Ihla eoininiii.l-
ration hut will auhmil lo Ihn council n
their regular meeting night a drtat brd
latrmeiit of what b ha don regard
ing the matter, and i.m Inlrreeting
developiuriit may I lwke for, There
I even om talk of turning out ti e
hghu, during Ibe aummer month al
leaal, but i certain thai th tax pay
era would preler paying lb preeent
price, rather than be in dark neat. The
city now pay IH.M,1,' for IH arc.
In relation lo the nidation It will be
Intorwellng lo preeent lo reader ol the
Kulerpritn aoiue (ai t and flgurea about
Btrprl lighting, tbowlng the riper lence
of H er loana.
McMlnnvllU hl ieve in munhli
ownerthlp. That clly owot and operate
a light plant ami It Income Irom U
tale of light 1 f ks.1 a month, McMinn
villa la lighted by 23. are light, which
coal practically nothing, a Die light
and water concern la toll auatalning
NooJInirn pay 7 per llgtil lor 11
area, and Iba company In that city
charge &0 centa each lor 10 candle
power liicaiideecetiU.
The Salnm Light and Traction Com
ptny tuppnet t tin cur oi alrm arc
lamp lor .Vt6 er limp, but the com
pany contend there it no money for
them In the contract.
Silverton It furnished by a private
concern with ft limp at W each per
month.
Kugene la wupplled by a private com
pany and pay '.l pet month (or each
light.
At Vancouver, Waah,, the city ownt
ihe elnctrio light plant. They oprated
it ail yeara at a heavy loaa and then
learntd It lo J. It. Harvey, who furntMiet
the city with M arc light for f tUX
year. Thlt It only 1 er month for
each lamp. I'nder the municipal
tvttem ihey coat I'-'.'iOO a year, ao of
courte Vancouver Ihinka that municipal
lighting la a (allure.
Aa a matter o( (act nearly every muni
clpal light mat ion In the United Statea
It a rank failure, while water ayttema
unually pay.
Charlet 'op moved ihla wek from
tha 'op reaidenc on Front ttreet the
hill. II will occupy (he bo'ine recently ;
vaiaie-J by William Wright.
A man named loleit Willi na, em
ployed at Station A. had hi band caught
hi the machinery Tuedv inorniin.
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canning him lo hwe Id little finger, ;
Kecorder Curry tentenced Frank V
chaiio lo five day In Jail WedneIay j
morning lor ilruiikniii-a and difjrdurly,
conduct. Ilewill work on the ttreeU.- j
The Irrthic Muaical and Literary1
Club will hold an open aeaalon at the'
reaidem ol Mr. and Mrt. I,. I'orter, '
on Juu 7, when au ellorte program
will b rendnred by tha member. '
"The In.li Duke" wa proluced at
Shlvely' opera boua Tueaday evening
... i... . . . . . i.
vi a large ullrln.. Ilia (u a a a
large one, compoM-U of local Uloiil, and
applauae wa genenxialy Utoed.
Joe Know laud, the Main itreet tailor,
bat a lot of new auunner tuilimr. The
entir itock ol foreign and domeailc
good ffum one ut th Urgcat Iiooim: In
America ta reprveented. Call an J
them.
(fSTANDABD)
Bicycle
Sundries,
If it I a good a a (lumbla Id
air .glit, hut any lake chance when
VOUIMI gel Um acknowlndgril U.t
for lh aa.ne prhe. Ojlumtila have
alway le.d ihey Hill lead in atyle,
eaay rurining ouaiiiiet, wear and new
Iriiiiroveiiifiit. Dt na i,m you a
Columbia and explain why.
MmM it.l ami (II. . 10.fX)
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Wa carry a large line of bicycle
aiindrie nothing ao cheap that we
cannot guarantee It hut everything
at a price that waran guarantee. Wa
give double protection finality and
price and we cheerfully refund money
for every nnaallafactory pnrchane.
Oet our pricea before OU buy.
Base Ball
Goods.
We are airerit (or Hpalding'a Eae
Hall and Alliletlr (iixxla and carry in
ttock the lull line ol League batt,
hall, milt. glove, mankt, etc. I-et
ut piote priret on onilorrni and out
fit, i'ricet guarantee!.
Fishing
Tackle.
Split otmhoo rod, 1 ; goood fly,
Z'x: per dozen ; tnell bookt, 15c per
doited ; plain book. 5c p;r dox ; reelf ,
IV up; linea, 5c and up.
On a Crescent
The prettienf, neatett and llghleat
ladie't wheel on Ihe market. See
them on the atreeta and note the
graceful, low dropped frame, the al
luminum chain guard, the awell fin
lab of the drena guard and rim.
They tteer eay, run eaay, have dual
proof hearing and rejnire the least
amount of care; and best o( all Ihey
are eeldom aeen in the repair ahop.
Chain Crt-Hcentd,
Chainlegii "
$2 ) and $35
50 " 65
Hat at your own price.
Sluden.
Mra. II. T.
Sailor and walking bate junt arrived.
Mim C. OoldHinilb.
Wanted, to exchange town property
(or a farm. I'.mp-ilre at Ihla olllce,
"ought for Ilia I .He,
"My father and alnter both died of
conaiimptlon," writea J. T. Weathorwax,
of Wyandotte, Mich., "and I wai aaved
from the tame (rightful fate only by Dr.
Klnu'a New DlHcovory, An attack of
pneumonia left an olmtuinte cough and
very aovere lung trouble, w hich an ex
cellent doctor could nut help, but a few
months' ime made me aa well aa ever
and I gained much in weight." Infalli
ble for coughn, cold and all throat and
lung trouble. Trial bultlnt froo. Guar
anteed bottlua uOo and $1.00 atCioo. A.
Harding'.
in
IWutiful line of chilfon huts,
the bttoHt stylos. Call and innpect.
tf Minn Goldsmith
all
DoWitt't Little Karly ltlxori Boarcb
the remotcHt parts ol the bowels and re
move the Impuritfea speedily, with no
discomfort. They are famous for thoir
cflloHcy. I'-iHP to take, never gripo.
(loo. A. I larding.
Vera Harklry auUiivl wuh a f J fine
in the recorder' courl Slurdy. Ho
luibihed fir water and acted In a boi-
terou manner and wa taken under the
protecting wing ol lh polite. At Ihi
waabia finl olfeuiMj ha waa letdown
.y.
IamI Saturday evening llalph I'arker
and Frneal Smith were riding blcydet
on Main ttreet, going In opposite direc
tion!, when they collided, I'arker re
ceiving a fractured collar bone. Smith
eacaped with a few bruiaee.
Mra. Charlr Caufleld and Mra
Charlet Albright will entertain the
teacher of the public tchoolt ol Ihla city
the high echool graduate, and a number
ol Invited gueala with drive whial at the
reeidence of Mra. Albright on Monday
evening.
At the Congregational church Sunday
me morning eervlce will commence at
10:30 o'clock and the theme will be
"Some Iwtr Ity Trying to Go It Alone."
Kvenlng theme, "The Teaching ol Je-
u Concerning the IW." You are
etwx-ially Invited.
Peter Adam, a realdent ofCanemah,
dle.1 Wednesday morning He waa
taken aeiloualv ill a week ago but ba
been in poor health for tome time patt.
He wa 4U yeara ol age and leave a wife,
two ton and one daughter. The funeral
waa held from the family residence at
one o'clock ye.lerday afternoon.
Coaater Drake
on any model,
j extra
HUNTLEY'S BOOK STORE
OIEO-OJST CITY.
Wheel told on eajy
Installment
Second hand wbeela
$5 P
Jeli (eulda't Have Stood It
If he'd had lulling l'il.-. They're ter
ribly annoying; hut liu klen'a Arnica
Salve will cur the worat caw ol pile on
earth. It hat cured Ibouiatids. For In
June. I'in or Ilodily Krupliou
Ihe I -eat salve lo Ihe world. I'rice
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Geo.
A. Harding.
NEW GOODS
& Laces
Irciltinrl ijiart
Arriving Daily at the
Fair Store
Old Mol.llrr'a i:xperlertr.
M. M. Austin, a civil w ar veteran, of
Winchester, Ind., writea: My wife wat
tick a long lime in ipite ol good doctor'
treatment, hut wa wholly cured by Dr.
King' New L ie I'll!, which worked
wonder lor her health." They alwayt
do. Trythern. Only 25c at Geo. A,
Haruing'a drug ttore.
The Only Place for Bargains.
i a.
Highest Cash Price
Shin affection will readily disappear
by uiing DeWitt'a Witch lUiel Salve.
Look out (or counterfeit. K you get
IeWitt't you will get good retulte. It
la the quick and poeitiv core (or pilea.
Geo. A. Iltruing.
Paid for Wool.
Oregon City Voolen Mills
w.
I'rof. W. V, Matthews, principal o(
the r.astham acbool. goea to Salem
Monday to attend the commencement
exerciaea ol Willainetle Cnivertitr.
Wedneaday la Alumni Iay and Trol.
Matthew t, who la a giaJuate of the
clato( '1X1, will read tha Alumni poem.
lie goe lo Ocean 1'ark in about a week
to K)iid Ihe aummer with hit parent.
Someone hat dumned a pile o( debris
under the first flight ol Ihe Kighth ttreet
slept and the ttetich It positively sicken
ing and almost unbearable. It would
MHim that the olTender would have a
lecent regard (or the health of the
community and a resjiect lor the sani
tary condition of the neighborhood.
Kvery piano we tell it guaranteed not
only by ua but by namea that aland
highest on roll of honor in Ihe piano
world. If you want to dobutluess un
der tins positive guarantee, and if you
want a fine piano at our preeent low
prices come in or write us today and lot
us talk business. Liberal terms of pay
ment (or those who cannot pay cash.
Filers Tiano Hoime, 351 Washington
Street, Portland, Oregon.
Trimmed hats
II, T. Sladun's.
(or 50 and up at Mrs.
New M. E. l'aslor.
Kev. W. 8. Grim, o( Brooklyn, Ind.,
the new pastor o( the M. K. church of
Oregon City will preach next Sunday
morning and evening. Mr. Grim comes
highly recommended. Miss Mary Case
has kindly consented to sing at the even
ins aorvlce. Everybody welcome.
New novolties la trimmings and flow
era.
Miss C. Goldsmith.
We pay the tax on "Oxford" Bicycles
and give TAG9 FKEE, also Bolls, Tants
guards and guarantee them lor the sea
son, i'rice fW, with any kind of a tire.
Clmrman A Co., Cut Price Bicycle dealers.
Millinery sale at Mrs. II. T. Sladen'a.
Try our Developer, only 25 cents for a
largo bottle. Charman & Co.
K::i S;u:!ii for tie Pirlor?
N!!lS02!!.!llfnrtttDl!!llR0Ca?
K;:i far lit M Eoca?
N!:i S:x!!i:iz for lie incitf
Frank Bunch
The Housefurnisher
Do Any Fixing Up?
Do Any Carpeting?
Do Any Papering?
Buy New Hangings?
House Furnishing Time is Here, nd with it, the unrivaled money saving opportunities
provided by our store. It is a Tact now generally conceded that we hare the largest establishment
in Clackamas county for furniture, stoves and all sorts of fixings and furnishings for the house.
THE BEST CARPETS
Are thote that are made of the
best material.
An important point U the
dye-stuff used. If it it of the
right quality it will produce
beautiful, permanent coloring
and will not rot the fabric
The dye-ttufis ued in these
carpets are pure, will not injure
the goods and will please the
eye.
Fins Wool Ingram, C5e jd.
Highest Grade Aimln'-ter,
I1.S5 yd.
LACE CURTAINSss&.
t 1
Fine Assortment,
Latest Styles,
pt r jaril 10
and up
or in pairs 3 yards
and I yard wide
"oc per pa'r
it
fO.il KXStfJ
fir
SEWINQ MACHINES.
There's an easy motion and a perfect
atitch when you use the Climax Sewing
Machine. It'a made for rapid, satis
factory work and hat many attachments
for those special purposes ladies so much
desire.
Price, $23
This Fine
Charter Oak Steal Range
40 00
PILLOWS.
E 110
We've been so careful to get really
good feather pillows, and we believe we
have succeeded . These selected feathers
are downy and sleep-inviting. They
are in cases which hold even the finest
feathers.
Per Pair, $3.50
We handle a cheap feather pillow, 75c
each. Feathers of live geese, 75c pound
PERFECT BEDS-onssSfc.
These beds for health and com
fort are made of metal. They are
airy and easily kept clean, are
strong and pleasing to the eye, as
well as being convenient and eco
nomical. Durable, no scale en
amel, tinted or white. The price
depends on the brass trimming,
but non of them are expensive.
Mrs
mm-:
III
$1.00 including complete set of fixtures.
m
MATTING from IOc to 50c per yard.
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