Oregon City enterprise., December 20, 1901, Page 7, Image 7

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1901.
Oregon City Enterprise
New To-Day.
RM ctAI.K Tllltlili fOWH, UNK
fresh, kihI onu will bo freah In JitiiUiiry.
Apply to A. W. Fhanck, Oregon City.
"monhy to loan ato i-kh cf.nt
on Itnpruvod farm In Clackamas County
lor Inmi two to tun yeara, repayable liy
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For lull particular ami application
forma apply to MacMastick & Ut'imaix,
Worcester lllock. I'urllarid, Orea-on.
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city, iiliiirhin an. I country properly for
ainallral lirleea,
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THE LOCAL NEWS.
It' HitTo Mr. ml Mr. Franklin T.
(iillllili, on Hominy, Deeemlier l&ih,
dainihler,
Ma. Thompson Wii.i, The will of
the lute l), 1'. Thompson was admitted
lo probata In Cortland Tuwwlay. Ilia
property ti'X'S elinlly to hit wife and
two daughter. A provision o' 50.000 is
made for the care of hi an Italph.
Htiamku Hotii Home The 0. It. A
N. Co. 'a atoaiuxr Itulli atrurk a ana- In
tho Willamette near Corvalli Tuesday
morning and sank in a lew ininulea. No
one waa Injurud. Hie steamer ia real lux
eixyandcau ho raised without much
dilllculiy.
Koi'TINK l!l)HISKt.B TaANaACTKI).
The Ketail Merchant Protective Asso
ciation uif t Monday evening In tlie
coiinly court room. Tlie attendance was
not largo, owing to Governor Getr'a
preponcn at tlie Men Club and only
roiitint) business wiis transacted.
Cahnikd a Concicai.ki Wkai-on.
Jeao Walthrip waa laat Friday sen
tenced to 20 dnya In the county jail fur
carrying, a concealed weapon. He waa
arrested Thursday night and la looked
ukiii by the pulici aa a suspicious
character.
Dkatii Fkom Conmi'mi-tion. Mra.
I'ermelia Orphema Cleavengor, wife of
Kdwin Cleavenger, died Wednesday
tnornng of ronauniptlon, aged 23 years,
4 months, and 2 days. The funeral waa
held Thuraday morning at 10 o'clock
from the residence of Mrs. M. K. (Smith,
ltev. J. II. Beaven officiating.
XMAS EVK ATCoMIUkUATlONALCllUUCII
The Congregational iata are making ex
tonnive preparationa for Christmas.
The &unduy school la preparing a Christ-
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SILVER PLATED WARE THAT WEARS.
Baking Dishes, Tea Sets, Cake Baskets, Bread
Traya, Nut Bowls, Fruit Dishes, Butter Dishes,
Child Cups, Bon Bon Dishes, Pickle Dishes, Bells,
Trays, Table Spoons, Tea Spoons, Knives, Forks,
Carving Sets, Berry Spoons, Cake Knives, Crumb
Traya, Child's Sets, Salts and Peppers, Sugar
Spoons and Sifters, Butter Knives, Cold Meat
Forks. Salad Sets, Etc.
IB
mas exercise for Christum Eve, con
sisting of aontta and recitation. The
Chriatinai tree, lire place and 84111
Claua will be there to anaiat In nuking
thla a moat happy occasion (or the little
(olka.
Iahjan r-'ciioot iUi-oht. Following Ih
the report of school district No. 8, of
Logan, for tlie month ending December
",1'JOl: No. of pupila enrolled, 38; at
tendance, 38 ; tutul No. Uyi attendance,
60:'; No. duya absence, 11); holldnya, 1.
Nelllmr absent nor tardy for the month ;
Hazel Hpnigue, Kva Newkirk, iierlha
King, Klnia llablur, Hurry Mprague,
Willi King, llird Nuwklrk, l.innu Wol
fer. ItoHT. W. IJakkh, Teacher.
Had K'ahai.ytio Hthokk. W. J. Cald
well, an k:I year-old pioneer, died at tlie
Ciood HamariUn Hospital Monday. He
waa a resident of thla city for many years
and received a atroke of paralysis in Al
bany about 10 yeara ego. All of these
year he haa been takon care of by Ore
gon Lodge No. 1, I. O. O. F.f and three
weeks ago waa taken to the lioHpituI iu
Portland. He waa stricken Monday for
the third time and thla atroke reaulted
fatally. Tlie funeral waa held Wednea
day afternoon undor the auspice of the
O Id Fellowa.
Fkku I'ai.mkh Dikd ki Bandon News
was received tit in week ol the death of
Fred i'almer, at Bandon, on December
0. He waa Veil known to many real
denia 0 Otegott Cily. About SM yeara
ago he came lo Salem from Massaclm
aelta and for the next five yeara worked
in tlie Kalem Woolen Mills. He came
to ibis city and waa in tho employ of the
Oregon City Manufacturing Company
. until 10 years ago, when he went to
1 Bandon. The body was embalmed and
' arrived here yesterday accompanied by
j Mrs. I'ulmer, who will take the remain
F.aat for burial.
Mux Kmi'Loyc on Tiik Rampaob.
Frank Bernier, foreman of the beater
room in the Crown Paper Mills was
severely cut in tlie hand Friday evening
aa the reault of an attack by B. A. Wicks
who was in the employe of tho puper
company some time ago, but has not
been working for some time. Friday
night he was engagui' to substitute for
a regular man. ' hen he arrived at
the mill he was in an intoxicated condi
tion and unlit to work, and the foreman
told bin lo go borne where he belonged.
Wicks became angry and drew a knife
and threatened to strike Burnier, who
granped bis uplifted arm and in the scuf
fle that followed Bernier received a bad
cut in the hand. Wicks was put out of
the mill, but soon returned and armed
with an Iron bar threatened to strike
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Your Holiday wants in our line will have our most careful attention. Our stock is complete, extensive and
well selected. The styles are fresh and new. The .inducements we are offering are better values for the
money than wo have ever before ottered. Our personal guarantee goes with every article we sell. & 3 J
When buying Diamonds you uiuat rely largely
on the honeaty and judgment of a jeweler. Com
mon sense, therfore, commands you to go to a
reputable store where no advantage will be taken
of you.
In regard to the price, it depends upon its
quality as well as upon its weight.
We would like t have you look over our Dia
monds and be pleased to tell you all about them.
riain and Fancy Clocks.
Figures arrd Ornaments for same.
Fine Imported Chinaware.
Imported Souvenir Chinaware.
Rich Cut GlaBB.
Sterling Silverware for the table.
any one that came near him. He kept J
them at hay until one of the employes'
caught hia arm from behind and Wieka
waa eoon securely bound. The police 1
Were noiilled by telephone and he waa
taken to jail. Justice McAnulty allowed
him to plead guiliy to sHaault and but
tery an I sentenced him to 25 days in
the county jail. I
AK IIOM MILK.
All of the furniture of ten room resi
lience will be Bold at public auction on
Saturday, Dccemuer 28, at 10 o'clock, at
the realdenee of J. (i. l'ilsbury, near the
suspension bridge.
On account of removal from the city
J. (J. 1'ilaliury haa directed that all the
furniture of hia residence be told at
auction. The furniture consists of par
lor suits, dining room furniture, bed
room unit h in walnut, oak and aah,
bruaaela carpels, ruga atu. Heating and
cook atoveH, curtairiB, hook rases and
kitchen furniture. This furniture Is all
in good condition.
At the Cily Hall Armory laat night,
the Fiaher & Van Clave Company
played to a fair-aized hou-e . in "Jerry,
the Tramp," remembered by many of
.Salem's theatre-goers as "The Convict's
Daughter." The company did full
justicj to the varioua parts, each mem
ber sustaining hia or hor parta, each
member auatitiriinic hi or her role equal
to the old-time ei formers of the higher
priced theaters, and the audience waa
thoroughly appreciative. Tonight the
company play that old familiar temper
ance drama "Ten nights in a Barroom"
which will bring out the whole company
in its full strength. Prices, 10, 20 and
30 cents. Salem Slateaman Dec. 4.
Beware of Ointment for Cntnrrh that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely deatroy the serine
of smell and completely derange the j
whole Hystein when entering it through
she mucous surfaces. Such articles
should never be used except on pre
scriptions from reputable pliygicans, as
the damage they will do ia ten fold to
the good you can poamhly derive from
them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufac
tured by F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
O., contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be mire
you get the genuine. It ia taken inter
nally, and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F.
J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by Druggists, price 75 cents per
bottle.
Hull's Family Pills are the best.
The Enterpriae $1.50 per year.
1!
Solid Gold and Gold Plated Jewelry.
Gold Brooches of latest design
Scarf Tins, nobby patterns
Opal, Ruby and other set rings
Lockets and Charms in large variety
Chains and Fobs of all kinds
Studs with or without set
Gold and Gold Filled Neck Chains
GENUINE FRENCH EBONY WARE
Silver Novelties and Toilet Articles.
This year we have bought a much larger assort
ment than ever before ofthia ware. Our prices
are as low as any other house and we engrave any
article free of charge. You can find something
for every member of the family in this assort
ment. A piece as low as 10c or as high as $10.00.
If you do not know what to buy look through
this assortment.
White Sewing Machines are King. See the latest drop head.
Our Queen $25.00 Drop Head Machine, with full set of attach
ments, is the best yon can find for the money. Guaranteed for
five years. -
Kimball Organs have many advantages over other instruments.
They are made in five and six octaves and in oak and walnut.
Our prices are right.
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS
southward movement of that class of
our population to which the name "bobo'
is given. It seems to be pretty well es
tablished that by far the greater number
of all hold upa is to be laid to the charge
of the hobo element. It may be that if
we knew all the causes which lead men
to take lo the road there would be more
light reflected upon the matter which is
now so lully occupying the public mind.
The hobo ia a by-product cf our complex
civilization. It is a slander on decent
men to aBaert that the hoboes become
such becauce they are unable to find em
ployment. Next to soap and water, tlie
one thing which a hobo hates with all
hia soul and mind and s'rength is work.
He would wade through a flood of soap
suds and swim an Atlantic of bathing
fluid rather than contaminate his hands
with labor. He is the-efore the king of
lazybones and all treatment of him
ought to recognize this fact.
Now, what is our duty to thin un
washed and unwaahable class? In no
way whatever should the hobo be either
encouraged or countenanced. He ought
never to be fed when be ambles up to
the back door with the request for vict-
Dumbbells and Cuff buttons
Baby Tins and Rings
Emblem Pins for all orders
Chain Bracelets aud Bangles
Keck Chains and Lockets
Silver Hat Pins
Gold and Silver Guards
Beautiful
Kodaks, Pooo, Prtmo, Korona, Cyelona.
Cameras from $1.00 to $35.00. Call and examine
our stock. We give iustrutions free. Special
discount of 20 per cont. on all Kodaks. We also
have a fine line of supplies suitable for Xmas,
such as fancy mounts, calendar mounts, albums,
from 10c to $a.oo. Passe Partout outfits and
everything needed in this line by amateur photographers.
jobbery.
ui J. Montgomery.
tiila. He ie able bodied, and can work.
He is a parasite that ought to be removed
'roin the body politic. It is not Christian 1
o ft.ed this class of able bodied, lazy fel-1
!ows. They have no claim to the sym-1
pathy of the benevolent or the hard-;
working. A cripple or any other person .
physically unuble to earn the bread of
life, ought to be fed, and must be fed.
But these social outlaws of the road
ought not to be fed unless they work. If
'-he public generally would act npon this
'oat, and in the end, humane principle,
they would soon be forced to take op
honest work for a living. There is good
Scripture for this proposed mode of treat
ment. In the second epistle to the
TheBsalonians Paul a rites as follows:
'For even we were with you, this we
commanded you, that if any would not
work, neither should he eat." (2 These,
3:10). As citizens wa should do all that
we can to bring these offenders to justice
when once the crime of highway robbery
haa been committed. The officers of the
law are unable to do it alone. Swift jus
tice is one of the greatest deterrents of
crime.
1 . .
Wonld not a chain gang, euch as a
number of the cities of our country main
tain, be a remedy worth the trial? As I
understand it, wherever this method of
dealing with them has been tried, it has
been crowned with success.
In the way of prevention, stricter im
migration laws are loudly called for.
The compulsory education laws should
somehow be made more effective, so as
to include that class of boys which is so
prone to fall out of school entirely in the
lower grades. And I have the convic
tion, also, that there eh 'old be intro
duced into our school system a sensible
course of manual training. Many of the
hoboes we will concede are mentally de
fective, yet they perhaps have had
enough mechanical ingenuity, had it
been developed at the proper time, to
have made a success of their lives.
One cannot but wish, however, that
there were highwaymen along some of
the other walks of life. If there were
only those who would bold up the young
man before ho learns to e'uter the saloon,
and the gambling hell, and the harlot's
den. Such a liighwaymia woulJ be no
a hobo but a hero.
Holiday
A Gold Watch is still the leading Christmas
present.
We are showing beautiful selections of Solid
Gold, high grade Gold Filled, Silver and Nickel
Cases in all sizes.
Our Filled Cases are as beautiful aa solid gold
and are guaranteed to wear for 25 years.
We have a very fine assortment of these and
fit the Waltham, Elgin or any other high grade
movement.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Washburn Guitars, Mandolins and Banjos $15 up
Other makes from $5.00 up.
Violins all makes from $3.50 to $35 00.
Autoharps and Zithers from $4.00 up.
Harmonicas from 10c to $1.50.
Music Rolls, Stands. Cases for all instruments.
Jews Harps, Ocorinaa, Flutes,
Strings and extras for all instruments.
Finest line of Umbrellas in the city.
Gold and Silver Mounted Canes.
Latest Fads in Pocket Books.
Card Cases and Cigar Cases.
Parker Fountain Pens.
Ladies' and Gent's Gold Pens.
THE ACME s3l
F. H. WELSH.
Xmas Coods
Candies
All klidi of
Tree Decorations
Churches and Parties Supplied.
Candle made to order, filled after order I
taken.
Opposite Enterprise Office.
IS YOUR
HEAD BALD?
Or ia the hair growing thin threaten
ing baldness?
Use
It has produced a fine growth of
hair on other bald heads. Why not
on yours? It never fails when used in
the first stages.
Price 60s at all drug-glut. A I no for
all by K. Frier, taufield Bids-
IT. W. CBKISJIE. D. O. C. D. LOTS, D. O.
drs. cHRisne & LtOVe
Oateopetle Physlalana
Graduates of American School of Osteopathy
Hncceasriilly treat all chronic diaeaaes
by mechanical manipulation. Nodrus
given, Disease of women a specialty.
Examination and consultation free.
Office hours: 8 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 4 p. m.
Except Sunday.
Office, Room 8 and 4, Steven Bide., opp. Bank
of Oregon CltJ.
Oriook Cnt, - - Oamoa.
-pUK COMMERCIAL BANS
OF OKEGON CITT.
'aidtal,
1100,009
TRANSACTS A BIMISAL SAKKIRS BtjaiSlSa.
I.naot made. Bill discounted. Make eol
ection. But and telln exchange on all pnlnta
n the United State, Europe and Hong Konc.
eiolu recel-ed aubject to check, biux
.pen from ( a. . to 4 r: u.
C. LATOUBITTI, Preldent.
F. J. MtiYEE Caakler.
C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
Hospital and Private Experience.
Offers bia professional aervicea to the peo
ple of Oregon City and vicinity. Special
attention paid to Catarrh and
Chronic diseases. Best of refer
ences given. Office in Willamette
Building. Office hours: 10 to 12 a. m.,
4 to 6 p. 111.
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