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OREGON fJITY ENTEM'RISK, FRIDAY JULY 20, 1901, Oregon City Enterprise L;s Now To-Day. 1 1 iji:h a ti hi m i ll. (i.ni.in u,. 1 1 vctiiiiri liuiiiiiiiir, hav dm iiiiui'i ,Hy, mlHirtiait and Country prop.rly for aiuallial I ) "iiy f "'lir to loan, niie In n year 1 lime II a per Wl liner!, liiuixM I'. niirr III loan al Inw.al ratra, JIiimim A Omrrmi. 31 ' AM li .1 I, N'HCI MNKI1Y-Mr. J i,,lo ha" .rln.lr. rliarnii ami 11111.1111 arraV ( i-amli... rm ;rnt ami hI, ami ir.aiu from Ml Amy Joimaon'e aim alway on liami, 1 viltWH K HI HAI.K-Hom 1 ll. U.t 1' Urmalli Wlilamrlie valley a' II.IH nil in al luminal prlrwa. Iloaati, A Kva. f M'i:l! r.tKINW-Mianh A ll.., , trull!" 'I .trillion. VI, llltflil or flay, THE LOCAL NEWS. IIiiii.mihim'H W 7:'-l.l Saturday ill nullity rlolk Wailed Inarrlatfn lrme l Mfitrli-iifi I .a I let ami John Jamb Srr, whose aire la 72, while Ida ,f,r ha awn tA summer ami a cor rrl'nliiil numUr of wlmra, Tns Viiii. I. uka Thornton and Mra, train I Thornton were married Morula. She ia U fears old and Ida eel They wrr man 1ml many yrr lfo and Were divorced ainl ho ,niauhid ui their little di.ulile ami alll commence) lift all over again. Coni'iN City IUii.. The new city ball at Cenby U n.'ailn- completion th.paltiUMe are al work. Hi fin l.lni.,' loin hea are l-ciiig put on in I ! Hitrrmr ami llio I'tilMliiic will probably J rra.ly l'f occupancy by the Aral of tint Wrrk. The lower floor I 7s2" fwl end will be rented for N atore, while Ida uifr ft" "f dl uml by the rltr. Il i the Intrntiorl if Ilia rillaei; of Candy (uuirn Hi hall Willi grand (all. MoiKiiur lliaiacta Man T!i city aril (IIIp.1 Tuesday evening lijr Ilia Ira 1 1 in tti.ri haul ol Ilia) city, aim itrt in iIim um plane fur (womani-nt or nit timii (r their mutual ttilll. J'.voiy .u,iii" man frx-nl wa enlhuallrally In fat f of t tie movement, Tlia early fimin iH.inrtit, aliiilirii'lrr.l July I, ia Ilia primary oj-cl. A roniluittrai on riiali'lil oranltlon Waa aJluttl, a lu'!u: raiik Itiiali, (iri, T. Iluw aol, i. V. irai, A. Holirrtaon anl W, A. Iluiitlry. Tlit intviiim aljouioaj tollin-l Ileal Trly rvoiiing, lirli II. ruiuniitu-a will rruorl hi I't I K or lll l, (lAMKa Two Oim City Uaini will ha oil l of town Kim. (lr- TIin WllUnHitin a, .B,,f (('"i.il.aiiy'a ulna .uy tlia Ktara at Hit- vl and Company A will no to Vaiii oti var ami almw Ihnm what kkh hall ,Uy Inn l. fin Ida fulluwIiiK KumUy, Atiijiml . C'iinaiiy A y at IIillMU.ro. I'l Maii WataM HiM.N.-T,M"wati.r e.m inU.lon .rnmrliig Ut atu uru l.l.la for an IN Im li InUko plji u run for a ilia, tamaof l.'NXJ f,,i.t up IN ,ln( (,., ill crol.alily ,n iluli ml unl In iimgii tlina ami inui-li lmltir waU.r aiili. Thaol.l lni,ltl( at tlia (mail of Main atrwil la (marly ilriiiollaliml ami Hid I'laiii ami aH. , allom for tlm imw lllli-r lioiiao I ralr In fnw la) a. lUlTlaT hl'kliav HciMKil, Vh sk; -TliB Hiimlay Hi IumiI rlill.lri'ii ami Inarlmra of Ilia tailiat rlniii li wnlil to (laltolin I'aik Wclncailay anl ciiJoyi.i a 'ifcl lay. lUakr-la loailnl with lumUoii wnra lakfri ami Miipty Ukl wnra liniuithl honin, Tim aK,rli wfr InUr- 'tlliK ami tlmra waa a aa k racf, trac h "a ria. Iiliyrln ram ami otliir rarra. I ha i aarhall ttama KitM ii J. W, I.i-I.t' flaaaaml a 'li kfl nlriii from tlia arliool rtiltf( h a vii tory for Ilia i laaa ,y a aroraoflAlo 10. Tha pit knli k-ra re lurrml lata In tha aflrriioon, lirml hot ia..y. Social Happenings. Mlaa Mary Convnri iiK-rtalimil a faw frltimla Mnmlay iiiiIiik In honor of hr aialrr, Mia Lama ('onywra, of tlainkanlM. A vnry IubmiiI aurrlmr party waa lemlcrfl Mr, Frank Charla at Iho homo of liU alatnr, Mm. Cm klirin, Moii'lay avwnliiK, July 'i'i, (iaima ami all aorta of paatliiiMa wnra tha fiaturi't of lh vnnlii, Ihn rlit murti awarl'l lo Knxl Milna ami lioaa Mlllur. hnfrtfalc iiimita wcra anrvoil at a lata hour, A vi-ry pli'aaaiit illnncr party waa itIvph by Mra. IC, II. TaUr at her homa at Ml. rieaaaut laat Friday, Hha waa anniaUi'l Hot (I'liiiie Limt Hundajr Itctwern Varicourf r arid (imaJn. lYilD-SUIYIIYIER SALE KIJIMKS Will. I'll! I'OREHTKIIH. Murh Inlfrrnt Manlfeatrd la Xnt Hun iuy' ('Nine, H lilrli u Snr lo b lloiiimr-r. Willainnttu Fall finl'l waa crowdi'd with looi) npi'i tator laat Humlay to wit no! the Krn Ix'twron Vancouvrr arid hy hrr daunlitr, Mra. li. I I.ylo Millnr.' ' ' IW P""- A 'I lia afiarii'ioii waa iiit in iniiaio and convuraation. Tlioatj prri-nt wcrn; Mr. ami Mra. William Mm n, Mr. and Mra. F.lnmr I'ixon and ilauxliUirJiielta, Mr. AT GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR llerm'a llallillufe-, Opp. Oregon Ily Hank. aicamhokt ticurnlon waa run from Van- couvr r and loth aldi-a had etithualaxtic auport.ri. Valicoiivtr on-l the game with two runa and wr the leader until i:.,..... li ,.n in.. i i i .. ii n llin aiilli limlni. wlii-n (ifrva la u Inunrwl omiRw imnini, nna bimi unify nuwnnt i of On-foii City ; Mr. and Mra. Irvinn 00 r"' tw!l thern. Tha aora waa 4 fj llollon. of I'ortland i Mra. Kdaon I'.fi.l. ,0 3 Vancouvrr waa clearly outplayrd I A '1 11. I a.. t Wt inin and Miaa Ivy Clarke, of Tha Dalle ii"" '""n me Ka. m leaiureti Mr. and Mra. It. Il.TaU; and Mr. and ! "' t,,e ork ol 1,18 0vala center aTi fluhler and aecond haaernan who leaped ; y In the a'r and broui(ht down a fly from ' M i tha clouda. Mra. K. ll.yle Miller, Mr. and Mr. J. W. Moiratl entertained T...l I i . t. . ,.or o, ... By A ,,.,, wi(, g0 to Vancouver Joh,,am, of I'orlUml, who are their' , ,, ,fl(J on ,b, Mlamiag Hl0. Kueaia. Their h.mUme rr.ldenra In i d.y , ,y , niJ1aWo. w,rB., viiy ... i.riui.imy ng.iKo T . , ... . mnrh Car-r. Ar-r-aaaoa haa Juat rotripletml hla third tarin a Chairman of the Hoard id PnaMfila ,i( II, M A . I....I, I I ...ii.. . . ,. . , ', , , and Uatrfully dm-orated. Tha avenlnir ,.,,. , and hta rtir from lha Chalrmaiiah it. ! ... "! talking and i i i i , i i .i i wa prim-ipaiiy a muairai one, nninira Ui, . ... lha hoard lound reaiiluliona riprewung , . . , . , Hundaya gx ,1 . . . i I. i i i , . . I i"-nia imiurrwn uii in. iii.iiu corimi anu tha hi.'li rvitard it hvld for lapt. Aiir- . , . .. . . , ....i. i . 1.1 i i . 1 troinUine, laide aeyeral yocal aelec an and tha good work ha haa dona for .. , , , ., ,, ., . . . tluiia. ICrlreahriirnta were aervej. tha college, tapl. Aplwraon haa lieen , .. . , ... ... ,. , , ' ... ,, Among I how preM-nt were: Mia Al aaked lo write a hlatory of the cM , .. ,, J, ., , i. , . i . . . Iwlhwaile, Mi Mattie Ilraiier, Mia (ruin II heglnriliif to the pr-.e,,l t l,,e. .... ..... .,, II. ha llvisl a uelul life ami all truatal.,, .. . ' . ... ... ' Hi piajuie iwinwaiie, ana .nina llu.lat, of Kalern, Mia (Irare Tlllanl, of ' . lleppner, the Mirwe Johnaon, Ot I'orl land, Mia llatlie Mary I'ratt and Mia lu Iraier, Mr John It. Iwthwaila, Mr, aoll have hn faithfully tiecuted. Ilia , friend al hie home are g!ad 10 know that hla worth and ability are appreciated hy Iho with whom ha ha labored lor three yeara In the Intereat of the college and the farmera of Oregon. Kvoaei.K ra hiLwiMii. It look aa though N-lwo,l will obtain the I'.5 ei:tliin. Many org4nititinn have P.m. renluion favnring City View I'aik, which i really the only available If. allien th Catbobr aerured I'nlver. aity I'ark. City Vl.w I'ark ha good atrr available for ihuurallr ura and fmintain preaaure. It ha natural lake an. I river adjacent thereto. A'tiallc vpof the city and ita urmunding Cli'Utian Hi leme aervh e are held In Willamette hall every Holiday nioriiing al eleven o'clork. Kubjecl for Hunday, July 2S, ".4ve." Hiimlay H. -Iiool at twelve o'clock. Velueidy fVrilng ineeting al eliibt o'cIih k. To thrae aer hr all are weh-ome. letter I.I.I. The follow lug I the ttat of letter re maining in Hi" iotofrir at Oregon City, Ore , oil Julv -"ttli . I'it : timii'i i ict. Itrownli II Mr Clark KU Ml Cooler I'rraton Mr I'll key IahiI Ml Hughe buate Mr Hare J C li waa'a HT. I Andrew Laureiii-e Itolander John Hurl Arthur leaning W r Kirk, Oeaiy A Co I.amoreant Win V Moore A Miller Uater Turner Frank UF.O. F. IIOKTON, V. M. biAfa or Ohio, City of ToI-koo.I aa. I.habCoimv. ) Frank J. Cheney make an oath that he I the aeiiior partner of Iho fluu of F. J. Cheney A Co., doliiit huaiue.a in the Borne thinking over next.U i . gmnn between tne roreeters L and IUd Men. The Injun have tome W old hall playera and promise to make thiriK intereating for the younger men or the Foreater'a nine. The team will line up thi way : lied Men I'oeitlon Foreatera Itandall Y Milliard Miller ... Ilolman . Itei kner , J. l CampUdl, Mr.Charlu. U. Wil- . Mr. William Mcllaln and Mr. Ilert1 , ' " Mcllain, of rtorkton, Cal., Mr. Firb?a : .,ttnao Prait, Mr. Harry Wapnr and Mr. K. Smith. Il Tlmrtday evening Mr. Charlca O. Albright entertalnml a number of young people al up.-r in Tualatin (irove. In the morning Mia F.lma Al bright, Mi" Laura Couyer, MiMluiogen Harding and Mia Ann F.ngliah went lo Tualatin river and caught nearly 150 cra(h. The young !liei were followed on the 6:15 car by th gueat who, on Ii'lronich. ..1 B ... ..2B.... . 3 It.... ..88.... ..I. F.... ..C F ... It F... Hubatilutea Red Men, I. Fromong. New Koll Giwr ..Marahall . .. Kmery I'rire . ... Flynn ....6hadle . .. Graiier Eley, A. Forea'en, Btricklaad, Moore. I'rice right. wheel lo rent Johtiaon A Iamb. Baantk Biatua r m ia x 131 niw inn x.Xl m..u..ialiia. ground tl.t can Ire illy Tolmlo, County ami Mate afore A rirannl Way to Traul. arriving, partook of th following menu: The moat delightful route of travel to xilxUr Halad i the J.a-t I t,y way ot bait Lake City Ievlled Ham Hatidalche 1 the) citv of tha Saint and the Kio j(irnde Wraiern Railway, in conjunction w ith either the Denver k Rio Grande or beautiful by the latnUra, .ardtier with g'xl dlainan, ran he mdn arreaaihle t y all meana of tranMrtallnn. lattatx Had tiia Utar or Ir A I'diiland pater haa lb lollow ingaci-ouiit of l preliminary acrap before tha Cole Irwln light aa Friday night. Freeman i f nun Oregon City: The preliminary llpo F.ddla Murphy, of Albina, and Itaiik Freeman waa a fl little rrp. Ihn yuungatera loat no time getting to-g'-lhi r In Iho Ural round, and keot hard at it all the way through. Murphy drew flint blood In the third round, with a harp juli on FrtHunan'a noo. Free iimu'a aharp jaba proved too tntirh for Dm Alhina lad, and although lie hung lo it pluikily till the end, It waa a tight ak'aiiml time, which ho had the good lor luiiu io win, although he waa down and aliimai out aevoral tluii a In tho lant two roniula, Tha referee, Van Huaklik, caKuil the match a draw, to the great thngtmt uf Freetnaii'i admirer. aaid, ami that aald firm will lay the auiu of (INK lll'Mltf.l IM).,AKS (,.r ea.h and every rM of Catarrh that cannot l cured by I be tie of llall'a Catarruh Cure. FRANK J.CIIKNKV, Sworn to Udore me and cibm-ribed In Illy prewiice, (hi III It day of I Vceinlier, A. D. 1MNI. . A. W.GI.K.VSON, j ariaL ( Notary I'ublic. Ilall'a Catarrah Cure la taken Inter nally end acta directly on the blood and llltii-otia (mince of the ayateiu. Send for teatiiuoliiala, free. K.J. CH F.N FY, A CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggUta, 75c. Hali'i Family Fill are tho beat. IleWitl'a Witch Il-md Salve ahould he promptly applied lo cut, hum ami i'!d. It aoothe and ipiickly henU tho Injured pari. There are worthleai cuun lerfeit; le aure to got IoWitt'a. Geo. A, Harding. lU.pberry I'i" Cream Cake Coffee Hide and Go Seek Thoee preaent were: Mr. C. 0. Al bright. M Albright, Mint Harding, Mia Convert, Mia. Fnglih, Miaa Fthel Albright, Miaal.anra Conyera, Mr.'F.. II. Hooierigarner, Mr.Kdward Schwab, Mr Jackaon, Mr. William Hammond, Mr. Will Moree, Mr. F.dward F. Itrodie. After auper the party built a huge iHiiiflre and tuld atotiea. The time paaaed aoawiftly and pleaaantly that the hour waa lurgolteti and the laal car for Oiegon City left the merry-maker at Willamette Falls nation. Through the courtesy ol Sueriiitei)df ut Miller, of the Willamette Fall Itatlwar, a aoeclal car waa run for the arcommodalion ol the party, who will ever hold the euerintvndint In kindly remembrance. Colorado Midland Railroad. Thi route not only carrle the pasaenger through the heart of the Rocky mountain and In view ol the moat magnificent scenery on the continent, but it also provide for top-over on railroad and rullman tick et at quaint and plctureeque Salt Lake City, Gloiiwood Spring, Manitoa, Den ver, etc. Through Pullman Palace and Ordinary Sleeper, Free Reclining Chair Cart and a Perfect Dining Car Service via Ihia route to Denver, Omaha, Kana City, St. I.uuls and Chicago. Personally conducted weekly tcurmt excursion. For printed matter, rates, etc., inquire of J. D. Manifold, General Agont, 122 A. Third St., Portland, or Geo. W. HeinU, General PaHMnger Agent, Salt Lake City. 1 Moore's Pharmacy 7th St. on Hill, lr. Mooro has exclusive charge, and receives new gcKnls daily. MiHH:' and I'oya' Heavy Ulack Hose 9c pair Men's I'alhriggan Underwear 2.c Children's Handkerchiefs, Colored Borders 3c Men's and I'oys Working Gloves 2'jc Our "New Niagara" Water B;ts with long tray GOc set Hoyt's fipring Clothes Tins, 3 dozeo in box 14c box Tanglefoot Sticky Fly Paper, C sheets for Tk Largf) I'rown Cotton Towels 10c Men's Purses Chamois lined 9c I-adies' White Sailor Hats 23c Johnson LroH.' Englihh Semi-Porcelain, Cups and Saucers 59c set M " " " " 7 inch Plates. ...20c " ..30c ..40o I 11 II g M (( i ii ii 9 " " ' " " " 10 u u ....fOc Great reduction in Men's and Boys' Summer Hats. GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR 0 p Leaders lo Advance Styles and Low Prices d H DO M IN TH I If not why don't you atop paying rent and apply the money towards the purchase of a home? A firat class opportunity la now open .to you In the proposition that the WILLAMETTE FALLS COM PANY la making to sell email tracts of Its land near the town of Willamette Falla on such reason able terms that a person with a very small in come may become a home builder These tracts vary In size from two and one-half acres up, all good level land and first class aoll suitable for cultivation. On one of these tracts you can have a small orchard and also raise all the vegetables and small fruits that a family can use, and with the addition of a cow and chickens, a large part of your living can be made on the place. There la a good school in Willamette Falla and your children will have excellent educational facilities. Easy access is had with Oregon City over the WILLAMETTE FALLS RAILWAY with cheap fare and cars are run to accomodate the mill hands. Why not get out of town and give your children breathing and play room and thus in sure their good health? Dont you think that you would feel more Independent and contented If you owned your home than you do when living in a rented place? If you are interested in this matter apply to C. A. Miller at WILLAMETTE FALLS RAILWAY STATION, West aide for full particulars. WILLAMETTE FALLS COMPANY Rambler Bicycles Are up to date, light, strong, easy running, have perfect bearings, G & J tires. The Rambler is the best wheel on the market. Price $35.00 and $40.00. Burmeister 9 tydresep, V, i ri r t 'M Eastman Kodaks Premo, Poco, Cyclone and Korona Cameras have been greatly reduced in price. We give instructions free with every Kodak or Camera we sell. Our stock of Photo Supplies is al ways fresh. Our prices the lowest. 5l?e Oregon ity Juelrs. f . i. V i