OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1901. Personal Mention ( D, J, Hchall, of Hubbard, was in the cty last week. Dr. A. L. Heatle Iihh returned from a IniKlneM trip to Seattle. Minn Erma Laurence In at her home In Portland for the holiday. Mis Martha Koerner 1 home from Corvalll for the holiday.' Mayor fl. II. Dlmlck spent Christinas, with li Ik relative in Hubbard. A, mxl Hv Paddock, of ClacltMiiia, are home fTv.u Eugene for the holiday. Misso Fannie U. and Kathryn Porter re home from Portland for the holiday. Mint JbmhIb Porter, student of Mt Ml'inville Gillego, i home for tho holi day. Miss Rebec T. Smith, principal of the Eaatham school, I at Saloiu for the holiday. Mia Conynr and Mix Laura Conyer spent Christina will) thulr paienU at Clatskanie. Mortimer and Ilowatd LatoiireiU are home from Hie Univereity of Orison for the huliday. Minn May Kelly came up Tuesday evening to (und the holiday week with her patent. Fred and Charles Waruor, students at the Univereity of Oregon, are home for thulr vacation. Mia Frances Meyers ia spending her Christina vacation with relative In Forest Grove, Attorney J. Eugene Hedge returned Tuesday morning f.om a ton duy' burl lies trip to Tacoma. n,. .1 I.. Kruno, of Stafford, wa In the city Tuesday and tranai:ted busi ness at the land oftlue. i Trafton and Emery I've are nome iruiu Paeillo Uiiivwrsliy to spend tlie liolulay vacation with their parent. J. Nebou Witmer, fluid superintendent cl the U. 8. Fish Commission, spent Chrisluia witn friend in tin city. Merrill Muore. who ha been attend ing the Oregon Agricultural College, at Corvallis, I home for the holiday. Walter Dyke, of (Irani Tana, a etu dent at McMinnvill College, I spend lug hi vacation with Oregou City friend. David Matthew, captain of the Oregon Slate Normal tooibull team, of Mon mouth, ia visiting AaeBsor Ell William and family. William Hammond i home from Kiv gene, and la spending hie vacation with hi parent, UeV. and Mr. lMUp K. Haiiituond. Mr. and Mra. A. J. Thronsen, of Day ton, Wash., were In the city hint week on a visit to Mr. Thronsen' auut, Mr. T. W. Foul. Mr. N. J. Beatle, and her daughter, Misses Laura E. and Jennie B. Leslie, are spending the holiday with relative in thl city. Mr. D. B. Martin left Saturday night for ban Franuiaco, wliere heroa reside. She will spetid the holiday there, vinit- ing relative. Nello Johneon private secretary President Hammond, of the Aatoria rail load epent Monday evening with relative in this city. Roa Norri came down from Eugene on Monday morning train and is spend ing the holiday with hi parent, Dr and Mr. J. W. Noiria. James D. Mclntyre, a merchant of Nonhoort. Wn.. arrived last Friday lor a ..luii aiiW hi' narent. Mr. and Ft. II T.D.k I ' I Mr, l'eter Mclntyre. Fred J. Z.iigler, captain of the State University football team, visited Iriend here Sunday. He is spending U noil diy with his family In Portland. Resident Director N. B. Lame, of the w;u. ... i.,n JL 1'at.ar Co.. loft on Tf lllttiiiuiva A nip - Saturday night' train for San Francisco to siiend tho holiday with hi lamuy Mis Zilnha Galloway returned Christ mat eve from a three month trip in the East. 6l.e enoyed her visit very much and ia greatly improved in health xi. --.I r v V Dr Parco. and children, of Malum, and Mr. and Mr Jame Bintoul, of Seattle, are pendini! Ph.i.Aa -,n.,r with JllllJA 1111(1 Mf8 1 viiiintuina ncri. F, Cowing. Kraut ns Smil h . John Oreenwell, Ken nelh T.aloiirette. Charle Rutherford. and Marv Purslfull. who have been at M..Minnili Uolleue. are home for the holiday. f!..l. and Mrs. Robert A. Miller and Mrs. George Peebles are spending Christ- mm nlt with re at ves in Macieay Mrs Peebles is Mrs. Miller's sister and lives in Weston, Eastern Oregon Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Miller came in from Needy and went on to Portland, whfirn the snnnt Christmas. Mr. Mil ler is a prominent farmer ot the Needy section. They passed through me cuy yesterday en route for home. George Lazolle, of Mount Pleasant, re tiirnpd FiidHV from Iowa. He left here a few weeks ao with A. E. H inkle, of rlofld of ui iwreinirg, iu jiu" rv " Red Polled cattle, which is expected this week. Mesur. Lazelle and Hinkle at tended the Nalional Livestock Conven tion in Chicago, end though their East ern trip wa brief they saw and heard much of stock matters. r"7l John W. Loditr simut Christina with 1 1 relative in McMlnuville. Jerome Dornsifo, of Independence, wa In the city last week. it. K. Fergoi)ii, of IiiileMtnihince, was in the city last Saturday on a business trip. Prof. W, P. Mathews, superintendent of the public school at Wilhur, Wn., and formerly iirlnciiiat of the Eusllium school, is In the city vlniling frtunds. Sheriff Cooke was in Keglu Creek Monday, accoini allied t1y.M4.vor Dim Ick, and aold 2J.'l lieep for (30 to C. 1! Johnson. They were sold on foieclosure of a chattel inor'gdxe aguinut James Simpson, Rhdiard Scott, af Milwutikie. will de liver the resumse to the addiess of wel come before the annual meeiing of the Oregon Diiirymen AHHociuti m in Hi- lent. -Monday, Janunry (I. He i Presi dent of the association. Trafton and Enieiv Dve. and William B. Shively, Jr. are spending the holidays Willi their naieiils In this city and le.ive Wednesday night for Forest. Grove, to attend Ihe reopening of 1'aciiic Univer sity on Thursday morning. Coimtv Clerk E. H. Coopei and fam ily, and C K. Cooper, who is connected with the Pacific State Telephone C"tn- pany at Vancouver, Wash., spent Christ- ma with Postmaster Cooper at Cams W. F. Harri and William J- n", of lioiver Creek, were in the c:tv last FiSiIhv arrsnulmr for the New Year's hull to lie held at Besver Creek next Wednesday niitbt. See ad in another column. Albert M. Grilley,, formerly physical director ol the Y. M. C. A. in this city, and at present occupying lb it pociiion In Davenport, !.. wa in loan yesterday mornlnir. He h it here 20 months n Mr. Orillev visiting his parents nl Sa lem and starts for the Hunt January 3. Mrs. Frank Rintoul, of Oregon City, who lis been the guest of Mrs. M. E. Jackson and other reletlve In this city for severnl davs, went to Eugene Wed nesday to spend the holiday with her parent, Mr. and Mrs. G A. Dyson. Brownsville Time. Walter A. McCord and wifo returned to Oregon City Sunday morning from Manila, where- they have been for some time. Mr. McCord wa in the De partment Quartermaster's 0 filet". Mrs. McCur I wa seriously ill befote they de parted for the United States but U now gretly Improved in health. They are at present visltii g their parent at Mount Pleasant. Local Eve9t?. J W We A Special sale Millinery .-Red Front. Big millinery sale. Mis Goldsmith. Albright & Logo have piano ticket. New Ribbons and pon pons at Red Front. S .1. ... a. -i.... IL.JvL.W.UkJW W W W W iWVWWWW F. H. WELSH. for Candy filled after order ' r Ka atalft Candies I i Orders in receivta. ro siaie Vanoie!. UnUV XCTT UIIU 111"11' tionery luanufactured daily. or o o School book exchanged at Moore' pharmacy. Big value in Mis Goldsmith. Mens' and B ys' haU les than fac toty price. Red Front Store. Duut pas us hy. Call in and get our prices. Red front Trading Go. (20 lo $100 to loan on chattel or per sonal security. Dimick k Eastliam, agt. ready to wear hats. Buy your meat meat market and $I.'iO piano. at Albright Logos' secure vote tor the at Ten ce.it in merchandise given with every piunovote purchased at Moore' pharmacy. Money talks, hut bargain yon get for your money talk, more vet if you buy fie Red Front. The teachers' club will meet next Mrnd:iv pvioiir.ir at the home of Mis Antoinette Walden. Gum and lock repaired. Key fitted and avs filed. Ammunition and gun for Sale. Johnson and Lamb. Tn onlir to reduce our slock we have Kr.-nt rnrhiptlon In Price on all millii.ery goods. Miss Gold-mill b. The Acme, opposite Enterprise office manufacture fresh canity daily. Fruit clams and tobacco. Soda fountain. New, Everybody use umbrella. Every body should know where to have tbera A new cover put on. John 1 son and Lamh. Beaver Creek Hall Wednesday EveQiQg Jan. 1, 1902. GOOD MUSIC. GOOD ORDER. All are invited. T lir tl.u i-liililren in ahtlndance at Red Front. Great reduction in price in all millin ery. Mis Goldsmith. MRS DVE (J01XU EAT. of Leare Early Next Spring to Obtuin Lewi and C!a k Mat. rial. Mrs. Eva Emery Dye attended the annual uieethig of ihe Oregon Historical Society last Saturday in Portland and presented the following teller: Oregon City, Or., Nov. 20, 1U01. 10 the Oregon Bute Historical Society- Gentlemen and Ladies: Aa some of you tire perhap aware, I have been at work two year upon the atory of Lewi anil Claik. At an expense of huudieda of dollar, I have visited every repository of document relating fo the men, their live, and t their great exploration. In one case only have I met refusal, v.., In Philadelphia, at the bauds of Ihe Amerl can Philosophical Society. While I had many excellent introductory letter there, 1 do not think any were from members ol Dial aocieiy. 1 hd endeavor to get such lellera, and heioby ask the Oregon Historical Society for such endorsement aa they think suitable to this case. "Dr. Haa. the secrttary ot tnat oci- tv. told me ihe published journals wouid contain ail mailer 1 would ever be liab.e to need Now, if 1 have had or expeel to nave auy success 111 literary work of hie torieai importance, it cornea and must .tome from or.gmal investigation, Ihe published journals are not the Journal ol Lewi aud Clark, at ail, oui me .an guage ia entirely that of Biddle. It is ....... I.. I unn,iU III mV IMMIH. 11 laCKB U LLC I ly iijiiuckjvw ..omonaliiv of Lewi and Clark. A remarkable lot of other original matter i,b coia into my hande ; the only thing needed now U the permit to read the document deposited there. Jcliersou say in hi letter lhat these documents belong to the public, euojeci 10 mo der of Government. fKm hkt ran vou do to help meT 1 expect to go East again soon, and eball feel that an impjriant part 01 my uuuer taking ha not been all it might, bo iu case these journal are sun wi.ui.biu. Your very truly, EVA EMMil uicj. The board of director wa authori d to rrtpare a memorial to the Oregon del egation in Congre to the end that the American Philosophical Society might i.-i.,fl.,..,.d to permit Mr. De to in spect the original journal she seeks. Food flianifed lo I'olsoa. Putrefying food in the intestine pro duces effects like those of arsenic, but Dr King New Life Pills expel the poi son from clopged Jewels, gently, easily but surelv, curing Constipation, Bilious ness,Si,k Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles. Only 2-.c at Geo. A. Harding's. The infant child of Mr. and Mr. M. E. Kandle, of HighNnd. died Saturday morning. The funeral took place bun dv. the interment being in the High land Cemetery. Otto. Infant son of Mr. and Mr Walter Newman, of Green Point, died Saturday morning at 8 o'clock. The fr.ni.ral look rjlaoe Monday, the inter ment being in the City ( emeteiy. Winter clolhipg is what you want Cold weather 1 coming on and it cot nn more to be comfortable. Joe Know land, the 7th btreet tailor, ha hnndred r.1 ......iIh. of tsleizant good to select from. Knowlsnd'a clothe fit. Christian Science services are held at Ihe residence 011 the north-east corner of Fifth and Washington street every Hnnrfav morning at 11 o'clock. 8onday ...i.rv.i i 1 o'clock. Wednesday even- i.... mooting at 8 o'clock. To these er i". - vices all are welec me. Opposite Enterprise Office. o o Nev Years Ball s o o o a o o -AT- SPECIAL SALE OF I g Q O O o o o o o o o 0 o o o o t o n-. r,f l,at tate auhsrrintions for all paper and f 0 magazine and save you money. We meet all club cut rate and save f J f- you luc riK, OOOCOOCCGOCOPtCOCOOOSOOCOGD PICTURES & MEDALLIONS Commencing Saturday, Dec. 28. we place on sale every picture in our largentock at about 1 regular prices. Nothing reserved everything goes from the pretty 10c Artotype (cut to c for the sale) up to the $8.00 Medallions. HUNTLEY'S BOOK STORE OREGON CITY Buy Your PIANO or ORGAN Where you can get the best for the least . money. Where you are sure of cartful attention and courteous treatment. ' Where you can get the choicest selection of highest urade instruments. Where you can get an absolute guaraply. Where you Will have nothing to regret afterwards. Buy now, you will save money by doing so, at Eilers Piano House, Wholesale and Retail Dealers. Not the oldest, but the leading Western Music Concern. Retail Store: 351 Washington btreet, Portland, Oregon. 11 pieeq of 5imq.. There is nothing more appropriate, nothing more lasting, nothing more appreciable than a WATGff . We will sell all our watches in ladies' or gent's sizes at SPECIAL REDUCTIONS for the holidays. Come and see us before you make a purchase. We have watches for everybody. Also a beautiful stock of ladies' and gents' Solid Gold Rings, Chains, Lorgnette Pins, Brooches, Ear-rings, Emblem Goods, etc. Hundreds of useful presents to select from. Yours for business, The Wisconsin Jewelers and Opticians. Don't nefllect yonr eyes. We tet them free of charge. We are the-only nclentifle opticlnu InClackamniCo. Fine Watch Rspairing a Specialty. L. Haskin was eeHously injured Fri day night in a runaway accident. He wa (trivinif one of Smith transier wauon. The horse ran awiy and col lided with a telegraph pole and Haekin" wag thrown out, one of the wheels pas ing over hi leg. Hi back was badly sprained. Wanted To rent a six or eeveo room house. Furnished or unfurniel.r.l. Address this office. P. C. & 0. By. Co. The regular Sun day rate between Oregon City and Portland is 25 cent for the round trip. Get your ticket at Harding's drug store. SEQS29C3aS n WHS. iiBt rsrxss A marriage license wa issued yester day to Mix Anna Elizabeth Jones, 27, and Jack Allen Tramayne, 24. Mr. Tramayne renounced his allegiance to the King of England just hefore the license wa issued. He i employed in Lindsley's sawmill. Mie Jones ia the daughter of Pavid Jone. of Caru. Use Red Line Coutih Cure, 25 and 50c. Guaranteed. Charrnan & Co., DruggiBta. Ticket with every bottle. l)o you want to eoeyour lodne win the $150 piano? Albright & LW9 issue one vute with every 25 cent purchase. A Woman's Awful Ferll. "ThnrB is onlv one chance to save your life and that is through an operation," were the Btariling word beard by Mr. I. B. Hunt, of Lime Ride, Wis., from licr doctor after he had vainly tried to cure of a frightful case of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. Gall stone had formed and she constantly grew worse. Then she began to use Electric Bitters, which wholly cured her. It' a wonder ful Stomach, Liver and Kidney remedy. Cure Dyspepsia, Loss of appetite. Try it. Only50ots. Guaranteed. For sale by Geo. A. Harding. Letter List. The ollowing is the list of letters re maining in the postofflceat Oregon City, Ore., on Dec. 2Glh, l'JOl : womkn's list. Adam Lulu Miss Holcorab M Mrs Benne;t P Miss Jieppsch F J Mrs Fitzgerald f E Mra Peyton Ida Mr hen' list. Bohlander Val ndmi..g Gust , Cooper A G (i) Murray A J ...... i.. Naimht F M van .i'11"" , - . r Eskin John, rteaso. er 1. . Helvey Geo Keynols L Z. mmeruiaii jiuk" GEO. F, IIOltTON, P I BUSCH TTTF, nOTTSEFUKNISHER M. A CJood CoHRh Mullein. From the Gzstte, Toowoomba, As. I Cnd Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is an excellant medicine. I have been suffering from a severe eoniih for the lart two months, and it ba effected a cure. I have great pleasure in recom needing it.-W. C. Workner. This i the opinion ot one of our oldest and most respected residents, and ha been voluntarily given in good faith that other may try the remedy and be bene fitted a was Mr. Wockncr. This remedy is sold by Oco. A. Hardirg. Oat1 Greeting. The old ytar is gone the new year is here. We wish you well as the years change. We greet all our friends with good wishes and great bargains. We are ready to add quality of goods to our pleasant words and make you happy through substantial savings and increased benefits in buying. We offer: Good Wall Paper Sg A Double Roll Our Motto: Live Let Live.'