OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4. 1901
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Oregon City Kntcrprisc
Now To-Day.
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l,oi,..nik. Muni be a -hI pl.t,,
rock. Ai'l-ty U,,, frsidinire of George
llat.lii'g
....vi-v it) LOAN ATO ri''.ll (T.NT
n linv",l "', y
, fr.ni l " yf, repayable by
ii.IiMiiii iiI. H rrxl. N-oummlaaloii,
tor lull particular nut epi.llrai..ii
(,ltl, ,,ily pi Mai Mars A Hi umii.i.,
Vut.i"l" IlliH-h. I'l'ltlalld. Oregon.
"TiillVu K-IMitMK ANI IU'WiY
or will traU for good row. Apply
llr.t d .r Klk ItesJaurant.
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1 1 w.nit""'! liuiiiiiMir.) liiiiciiil-t
riiy .HtMirliM end rounlry properly Im
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"Vl'iH JOIINSUX'H cukam W1I.I.
U krft at II rrla Grocery aloiS.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
! IniHutiou Buiwiv, Ji'lm (tfin,
,,u.i'ki aboiilder blade ty falling
(iumi the rn w bridge arros the MolalW
tetem.ii C'uty aiil Harlow, U Improv
ing !..ljf In the Good Ksmarltan h.iep.
11 in r..tUli'l Hi watl waa a liar
fu one, be M loo'. etriklng on
the ground.
II i. Pu't-Hcu Oru -Dr.C. H. Fa
man t.aa nps)ii otthr In Ilia Part lay
H. itMIng, over Melllng'e ior, and may
t l"ind In Room 7 ami S Having
.re-tid In Oregon Otjf he l too Well
knn to r p're an lnlrod..tln. Dur-In,-
I'f. tiramann'a wnl trip lo Ida
1'lnl pplrira ami Japan ha anplred ex
lrirnr whlrh III ria ol much value
u li.e .rii(paalnn.
A 1 1 a at I'MMMftta. Humor Davvn
(Kjit, Ilia world fa mo oa cm Iixjii anil
(h owner of Ilia fineet collection of lira
.i.r4nU In lli cxiniry, lain Oregon.
Wlirtlirf lia aliiioia or riot U something
p J.i not know, dot lima ara opte In
Otrtf m ( lit il.at do, and among the
ii. any l.unicra alio have gone after Kama
e.l.-a Harding, Kt.b Mlyru. Charlra
Wii.-lii, William HaiH-lia, Will How
rll.dp. lulnn, J. V. Claii, Vt. I..
I. I i. ki.na, I)arlJ Cluaa, Turn 1. liaO
tlail auJ U. L. Ilolman.
(irrtl liy (ha Carnival inmuKi'iniini. 'inxof aalmon wllliln Iwo iiiIIm ot the
Than war Inn Inatni (:oiiiNitliiK a'i'l Ilia ''k Tli offumlara wnro fialilnn purely
nnn fumi OrriMn City K it alilli plair-, f't I '!. ait'l war in "aMt '
wild antra ol 70, Foll'.wInK waa Ilia " :," l" I1"1' J1"' ''nl"w
laam, with 1 1. mr awjrnai MmiU-nanl (, I ruci, ami aflr catiliinti lh Milium kill
f.. Knlly, 11 ; C-irp ir l N IN.ai ll.Kiii, (; Inn llmni, llirowlnn tl.a flh b k In lli
Cm.Ulu A, W, Mifiln, ih i (;.ir,i..r K. 'w Ur.
Vl7K v' ,,,,'r,"ll,;''2i Aimona Mm.,. lWr,,-Th. Aurora
. 1 I v -?;-'' " Flouring Mil!, hum., lo .. Brmn4 .t
.....f-ou, WmlliUoraWM I . , , (nW1,nl ,
Th.fl l'rlM.H, l.y lha H"l";;U.,ot-I .. ,ra.., on tli. plant
b.,r ; llilril, ClMall.. Um ()f ,nc-Mafy ,,,,,
I'lan AT tii Aavi.m.-Mra. Harah !'''ii ' Hrinpl at rohUry. Tlia mill
Faii!, who a aont I'Mlm Inaana aay. l""!""' rwrnlly porctiaawl y
lum alxmi f iiir iiw.ntl.a atf., .i at that u haa uia.ln many lm-
'natlutijlori lat Thura.y moniliiK. Ip'ovainciita Tin mill liaJ Ix-nn In
Kiglili.n iiioiiMii au't l.i-r hiiaUn.l vraa H-iUtm only mm ilay ami them waa
fumi'l ila.l In a l.arn at Cam inali, Iimv- j l.y lifr..M'iit lanimra quit a lama
Imi l.anKK.I l.lm.rll, aii'l l.la tratilc ilatlt I'l'iamHy of whaat, a,ma of wl.i. li waa
ao .rr"l iif-.n llm min-l of 1,1a wifu thai jcovartMl l.y lmnirtii:. The Ire atarli'.l
aha liarama llm victim of rplli.li. Ilia, I 'M oYlurk ami In a vry frw mlnut'a
which lfifii.liiaU. In Inaanliy, Tl.a of , "'l """ I' '"I'1'' l'ly lhat noth
pla hava a on In lha aaylmn. Tlia l-lr lar 'ti!.l haJore ollmr than the aavlng
rna hi.. l.rra on Krhlay mornlmi'a train "ll,,'r K"lry aurroiimilng tha
ami lha iiiiinmnt t--k plara at ona1!''"'- The woman of Aurora look a
n'. .k H4tnr,ay aftHrtio-.il In Cam.i.tah lwlnnt part In Milnanlahliig the Ore
fmiiUry. Tha luti.ral arvl.a WB (ami ai-rv-l roffHi the man who ware
1 IlKhtirig lha nainwa.
hnhl at tha rxal'luitra of Haniutl Kami, a
aon ol tha ilncnaiH"!, v. J. II. Ii.vn
oltii'latlfiK.
Ma. Annarai.Nii I'MoritaTa 0, C.
Ariilattiitiir, of Umtlaml, haa IimI. a
prwlraij with Ihla olfl (n.l lha
action ol M inv'.llan plirant l.iiiitra
who ara numiU4 In lua vlrlnliy. Tu-
j Fikr at OaaaiiAM. NVarly the whole
jliiialnraa K.rtion of (irealiaiM waa (In-
atryH hy fire Tora-lay tuort.irig. The
fta atart-il In ttie 'ore of V. W, MrtZK'
ami Ida fl mn-a quit klv fiivroJ Shat
tuck'a llro. ami 1'aul KUher'a bicycle
Iioji. h'loin thrra tha flia prral raphlly
tiu (lianvaa made In lite t'lar.kamni
Coun'y in Ifiimi-DU,
Tha Orig in Omfaroiice of the M. E.
church, which wai In aaaalon at Ililla
Wii laal wf-ek haa a.ljoumed. The
following appointmanla ware male In
thnKah'lii diatrlcti
IVeanliiig KMer D. A. Watlera.
Amity H. L jtm.
lirooka J. M. Hwirttriry,
Canhy-K. K. Punlap.
Cornallua V. h. Clmiio.
Iylon T. L. Jonea.
Lilli-F. II. Cahler.
Forimt (Jrovr F. L Ilolknap.
IlilUlK.ro G. W. (irannla.
laKayotto A. Y. Buche,
Lincoln (i. A. Ilouatrt.
Mc Minn villa II. T. Atkinaon.
Mar'iam-P. 0. Btltlar.
Mahalna 1. F. Uouml.
Nvhatain and Uy City Iarael I'ut-
ruan.
Newlrg Hiratn OoulJ.
No'lh YamhUI-D. II. Lucb.
Ocip.n City W. 8. Orlrn.
Hah-m Firat Chorch John Taron.
ISalam Ialie Churcb-K. C. Clack
wall. Sllvpiion L M. PaJflfaoo.
8harilan C. U liar Jin.
Ttllamook-Oahrlal Hykw.
REMOVAL SALE
Golden Rule Bazaar
Opposite Bank of Oregon City.
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day rn.rri.lng Iwo man ran ovr l.la pt.ca " '' "-'f U'8 wb1- f W. P. Drew,' J'rufeeeor Willamette1 C
ami paid no IimmI lo lita protraiein.pt U ., , . .. i Unln-raity; I. D. Driver, lectorer.
ir,raplywithact.r-eonhl.lnt.lrram-..!""" ' """" "- ' WillamrtW fnlver.ity-Samuel Bay V
Thl.l. a (rouble whl. b b.a a'w.yaln l'"""' '" M-altuck lue.., g
.1 - l.. n ., iwfiv'v : nuinauram-r. n. n.n
praaant during tha opn
prohahly alaya will l linlaaa atrunriit
laaa are n.a.la to pravrnt ax.ttinrn
from Inlrlnglng upon tha r'ghla of
property oanara Mr. ArniMr-.riH ihra
J not ol.Jnrt l'i hla ftlrnda an J liuighWi
hunting on hia land hut prooi-a to put
I . .. .1 t-.i ..i .- r
a Blop in urnrinfiia in rnj iuiu,
Dirk and Harry.
gar, loai .1,(XK); IriauraiK a, 1,0K. Fred
Ma'rar, loaa fl.(0; no iuauranre. J.j
Krynrr, loaa liOO; tin lnaurai.ee. Jol.n
Mallear, la 1 1 ..'AX) no loiorame. W.J.
Wlrtt, loaa IV); no Inauranra, K P.
Hum, loaa I I'M); no Inaiirance Paul
Klal.i r, loaa li'j; no ii.auratico. Pacific
Htaiea Tvlppbone A Telrgraph Company,
loaa .'UU; no Inauranco. Multnomah
County, loti VX); no lnaurai.ee. Port
land Walar Commlttaw, loaa 50; do Id
iurai.ee. harab Meligarralale, loaa IWO;
no Insurance. Thrjlor WirU, ha
J00; no Inaurance. Mri. I.lndernrn,
Mra. McCall,
Ford Metzgar,
dar.
(.'ond rance F.vangaliat A.
N. Fiaber,!
elitor Paiiflc Chriatian Advocate.
A i iiitaTAt-tT hii-fT. Wllllaru IVIky,
a It) yr ol I boy, anidantally al.ol him.
elf w.ih a rav.Urf Monday at Molall.
i .tlirtiiig a'palnful wound. He wal oj
lug with tha wraun and trying to turn
t! v rliatnW, wl.l. h coilainrd two
amply and tbrra loaded rartrldat, when
h polled (he IrltfK-r too bard and the
fvolver wa dlacharged, the bullet alrik'
lug him undrr and Joal brlow the knee
and ciuilng out aeveral lncl.ee below on
the oppiaila tide, file bullet waa flat
li'iird and waa removed by Dr. Iavltt.
The Injured boy til brought to title city
Tn.-a-la and takan to the tiood h'ainarl
tan Hoapltal III Portland.
S ii-mi. ArriiTtoitT Mfta. Coun
ty Stirliilem!hl 7.marr ha completed
tl.a achool appoillonment for Clei kamaa
county. The State fund la I'.t.S-'S (A and
the county lund S 402.11, making a
t.tl ol H7.CS7.75. The pai capita la
approximately 2.M the achool atiowi
ll.ara la 7,M2 children of achool age In
the county. The reported e'erkaahow
that S.CsH children aitandil acbool laat
yi-ar. Tha appntlonu.cnt by Ultrlcta la
not yet made at the aupariDtondant
muat apportion Ave dollare for eacU
ti-uchrr thai attended county inalllute.
M.Mit ol the w hoola of the county are
now In aeaelon.
(Iot Sixth Pw :. The tlfle team of
Conuny A, Third lteglmrnt, 0. N, (!.,
want down to Portland Saturday and
coinjHitod in the rllle about for prlaee
Kaxmi Mam to hull lltka P. 0.
Ford, of Harper Countv, Kac.aaa, ar
rived In Orrgon City lt haturday with
hlafamllr and la ha.king atxml lor a
au.tabla lM-alion. He haa taken a houe
on the t.lll and may atay in lha t.ty thli , um 1U0; no Insurance
winter, engaging in hualneaa If ha flnda a UM i,0 Iriauranca.
Kxlonlng. Mr. Ford eaye that tna ( $100; no Inaurance.
Kanaaa corn crop la practically a total
failure, but the wheal crop Waa good,
receiving tha benefit o( the rain in lime
to aav It frm di atrm-tion by lha beat.
Ha bad about P acrea In Corn whl.b
naually pm-luca-d 30 bualu la to the ai re,
and Ihla year the yie'd did rot average
Ave buBhrla, although the acorihml corn
mavle good f.tfatia for a'ock. (ienrrall
apeaklng Kana la all right end la ery
well (lied for Ihla year.
Bargains
For Ladies
Good Black Stocking , fair 9c
Wool I'aoclnatora, all color V
O. N. T. Thread, 6 poo! 25c
Cood Heavy Muslin... yd 5c
Cotton Batting 5c
Outing Flannel Night Cown 60c
Fleeced lined Underwear 25c
Good Tom-o-Sbanter, all color,,. Mc
, 1.50 and J1.75 Wrapper, now.... $1.00
The "Percy" Kid Glove $1.00
Large Towel 8c
Outing Flannel .yd 5c
Handkerchiefs, colored border. . ... 3c
Saxony Yarn, all color. 6c
Special Sale of Glass and China Vare
Bargains
For Men
Wool HaU, black 45c
Good Cotton Sock a .pair 4c
Heavy Sweater, bright colore 45c
Solt Bosom Golf Shirt 58c
Odds and Enda in Underwear 25c
Fancy Half Hose pair 10c
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs
Flannel Night Shirt .,
HeaTy Fleeced Linen Underwear
William Shaving Soap ,
Latest Silk Necktie ....
The "Standard" White Shirta
Ac
75c
50c
5c
19c
6'Jc
Mkhitt Ik sraaa. Many of the Ore
goo Cty spoil-men and would-ba apori
have di parli-d for the alu!.i! Quid of the
farmer to alaughter the elusive and
gamey Mongolian phcaaanl. None will
come bark empty handed even If U.ey
have nothing belti-r than atoriee and
fi-atber and lieapaa bmkslio to en
liven their return. Judging Irom the
number of treapaas notice o! I to fatm
r from Ihitolll. e within tha pa t two
werka, dlaciplea of Nlmrod will U tip
againat lha real thing mora than ome.
Hut It will nut bo neceraery for Heiii to
aaaume theatll'udnofaMacher, In order
Ut kill their iju jIa of bird. Keporta from
the county indicate a plentiful aunply of
pheasauta thli year and an on aeaaon
of alx wee'. ahouM U bmg enough to
aalisfy the moat ardent loer of the eort.
Unuwrt'L FiHinmi Stoi-md. William
W. Kmllh, water bailiff for the Willam
ette and Clackaiuaa Kiver. waa In the
city TueUy and aald that 240,000 aal
mon egg were taken el the lioveinment
Hatchery on the Clackama Sunday
night. The Clackamaa awarma with !
mon, there Iwlng more In the river now
than for 10 yeara peat. Until a abort
lime ago fUhcrmeii were catching aalmon
Jut below the rack, and when Ihia w
dl-coverd he practice wa promptly
topwd, a the law prohibit the catch
teller I.M.
The ollowlng ta the lial of letter re
maining In tha poatofure al Oregon City,
Ore., on Oct. art, I'M :
woMia'a M"T.
Freemat Ixxliae Mr Miller Maria It
Wllkiueoa Georgia Mr
hxm'i LtT.
Bloiiiirg Kd
(lrae N J
OriepUeo
lienwrll J
llodgea Willace
UKO.
Jackaon C A
Kellogg BF
Mulvaney It M
Wagnrr Geo
Wl.iU) Win
HOKTON, P.
M.
A Sen Service lth"ut Parallel.
There la ample Justification for the
claim made by Tna Cuicaoo IUcohd
Hxhalo that lis reader enjoy tvery day
in the week, Bundaya included, a new
servi'-e Hist i w ithout parallel in range
and completeness. The reaaon isobvioo
tha combination of the varied and ex
tensive facllitiee of the two great dailiee,
Tub Chicago Uccoao and Tut Cuicaoo
Tim ra-11 khali. In addition to the inde-(M-nilont
new focilitlea of both papera,
Tna Kkcoko-ilKKAU) receivea the com-
l plate newa wrvice of The New York
Herald, Tha New York Tribune and The
Associated Pre; and when It 1 consid
ered lhat iU new columua are aopple
ruented by all the special feat urea ao
popuW in Tm Chicago Rxcohd and
TiiCnicAox)Tii-llKaAU), It will be
aeen that Tin IiKcoau-IUaALO hold a
uniipie ilaw among the great newapa
per i f tl United States.
' lUndbt-ok f tbe Wist.
Mr. Klitor: There eeem to be a
growing Interest in the ubject of foree
try throughout our county. Will yon
permit me, through your valuable col
uiddi, to cuggeat to those who are inter
ested in the study of our native tree that
the beet book to use, all thing consider
ed, lath "Handhook of Weal-American
Cone Bearer." by Trof. J. 0.
IOO Hrvisrd lO0
Tbe readers of (hit paper will be
pleajwd to learn that there ia at leat one
drea JihI diacaae lhat acionce ha Ui-n
able to cure in all it atagea and that ia Lemmon, the noted forestry expert of
eatarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure i the , California. The book ia bandy in aixe,
only piwilive cure now known to tbe entirely practical and sell at a rearon
aiedlcal fraternity. Catarrh being a 'able or ire. Huntley' book etore ha
constitutional dineane, reijuirv a con- .eonaented to order copiea for those w ho
stitutional treatment. Hall a Catarrh
Cure I taken Internally, acting directly
t'pon the bhwil and niucn aurfucfa of
the system, thervhy destroying the foun
dation of the diaease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and aaalstinc nature In doing
its work. Tbe proprietors have o much
faith In It curative powers, that they
ollur $100 (or any case that it fall to
cure. Send for lint of testimonials.
Addresa, F. J. Chenxy A Co., Toledo
0. Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Ilall'e Family Pill re the beat.
Dr Witt's Little Early Risers never
disappoint. They are safe, prompt, gen
tle, floctive in removing all Impurities
from the liver and bowel. Small and
easy to take. Never gripe or distress.
Geo. Harding.
may desire to have it.
A. J.
Moktoomkbt.
Nteiel lute Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my foot fright
fully," write W. II. Bad, of Joneaville,
Va., "which cauaed horrible leg sores
for thirty yeara. but Bucklen'a Arnica
Salve wholly cured me after everything
elae failed." Infallible for Burns, Scalds,
Co', Sores, Bruises and piles. Sold by
Geo. A. Aarding 25c.
Ttr. William' India
1-llaOIS TETwill
cura HllaO. ft 14 1 Bar.
anil ltrkl( Piles. It
aMorba tlia lumura. at
UratlM tichlnc at one,
aoiaaa a uouluoa, lea
tmutnt rallar. J'tvY
I!imi'l III AN riLB
OIKTMCVr la pra-
I'nrqnallel Mervlce Tla Great Salt Uke
Kaute.
Tbe favorite route to tbe East ia via
Salt Lake City and ' Denver over the Rio
Grande Western Railway in connection
with either the Denver A Rio Grande or
Colorado Midland Railroads. You will
find it a pleasant way to travel, coup
ling a it does the most remarkable scen
ic ride in America with an unsurpassed
train service. Three fast through trans
continental train daily, carryin all
classes of eqnirmant, in. loding Pullman
Palace and Ordinary or Tourist Sleeper
to Chicsgo and St. Louie without change
Free Reclining chair car, observation
cara and a perfect dining car service.
Send for folder and other information to
J. D. Mansfield, general agent, 122 A.
Third atreet, Portland; or Geo. W.
Heinti, general passenger agent, Salt
Lake city. 2
F. H. WELSH.
Fresh Confectionery
Manufactured Daily.
Nuts, Fruits and Ggars.
SODA FOUNTAIN'.
Opposite Enterprise Office.
What's Ynr Faee Worth?
Sometimes a fortune, bat never, if yoa
have a sallow complexion, a Jaundiced j
look, mot h-patchea and blotches 00 the
skin all signs of Liver Trouble. But
W. W. CBS1S9IX. D. 0. C D. LOTS, D. Ow
DRS. CHRISTIE & LtOVH
Oaf opatla Phyalalana
0 rod nates of A merican School of Osieopat by
Successfully treat all chronic diseases
by mechanical manipulation. Nodrun
given. Diseases of women a specisl'y.
Examination and consultation free.
Offlce boars: 8 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 4 p. m.
Except Sundays.
Office, Euonu 8 anil 4, gteTens Bldf.. opp. Bask
, 1 viTj.'a vibj
Uatoos Citt, - - Oaxnos.
Dr. King's New Life Tilla irive Clear
Skin, Rosy Cheek, Rich Complexion.
Only 25 cents at Geo, A. Harding's Drug
Store,.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a mere
stimulant to tired nature. It affords the
etomach complete and absolute rest by
digesting tbe food yoa eat. Yoa don't
have to diet but can enjoy all tbe good
food you want. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
',nUntly relieves that distressed feeling
after eating, giving yoa new life and
vigor. Geo. Harding.
jyj C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
Hospital and Private Experience.
'.)Ber his profeaaional services to the I
pie ol Oregon City and vicinity. Special
attention pai.l lo Calarrtj - and
Chronic diseasea. Best of refer
ences irivrn. Office in Willamette
Building. Office noun: 10 lo 12a. ni.,
4 to ti p. m.
OREGON CITY OREGON
ir! only Tor Ptlaa and lu-iiinaor tha prlraia pari
Vtarr ki la warrant. "
For aale by Charmaa A Co., Druggists. J
TARRH
Tine
CLEANSINO
aXI II EA LI NO
CTBK FOH
CATACEl.!
Ely's Cream Balra
Mtf and plaoaant to
a.s O.nuuus no In
Juriooa ante,
ll ta quick fy aVworbed.
(iirva Kelief at once.
It Oprna and Cloanaea
. t ' k' n "
AlKra liul.mniatli.n.
It ml. aud Pnuecta the Memhraoa. Restores th
BrnaM ot Tla and Small. Laiya 9oa, W ccuta a
Druleu or hT mail; Trial Sue, 10 cents by mai'.
tL Y BUOTUbUtd, M Vi aires Street, aw X ot 1:
R. PRIER
PHOTOGRAPHER
Leesons Gireu to Beginners.
PlateB.Develoj)ed.
Views for Sale.
Apply at the Caufield Building:,
Up Stairta.
CASTOR I A
For Infanti and Children.
OLD 'n HEAD Die Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of I
r "
Kimball Organs in five and six Violins, Banjos, Zithers, Au
octaves from G0 to $125 sold on in
stallments.
Washburn Guitars and Man
dolins are known to bo the' best
-from $15 up.
All other makes from $5 up.
toharps and Accordeons, all
grades and all prices.
Harmonicas and Jewsharps
5 cents up.
Clover Harmonophones 50 cts.
X Strings and Extras for all instruments.
BurmeisterO-resep, SfeOroi? Qityjeuelrs