OKEOON CITY ENTKKI'IUSE, FRIDAY, JANUARY if) 1902.
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jon City Enterprise
New To-Day.
i.IAN IJKK8 KOK HALK-IN
l-.ut Iti VMM with aimer M each,
iormitlon ask Frank Hunch, On
or lee II. Ilnilkuuiper, Uitk
on electrlu cur line.
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8ALK niKKK COWS, ONK
nil one will be fresh in January.
to A. W. Kkan!K. Or.i.ifi City.
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,EY TO LOAN AT 0 I'KIl CKNT
proved farms In Clackumai County
..il two In tain year, ri'txtyahtti by
' iiii'iilK, If desired. No commission.
,11 particulars and M (pl Ur i t m
lilily to MacMasTKU A Hl'UUKLL.
tiT Block. Porllund, Oregon.
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c,V.H it (MIIKKITII, (nlllcii In tin
tuiotril llullilliig,f lnv lh cliolceal
inir'Kii and country property fur
t priori,
ry lo luui Hi lowcat rauw,
llinm .V OMirrmi.
THE LOCAL NEWS.
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)L1' JKI,OM IfltAII. :eil bullion tlieil
I rhliiy morning Kt lilt liointtiii Park-
f pneumonia, altera brief ilium,
itml wm litild Solidity morning
Comi'anv A, f-'N kkv. Ooinuany A.,
Oregon National (Jnurd, gave h rniokcr
to Id member Monday evening. Tim
tTt wai a veiy iiijovjIiIh uie. The
company expecli to Hrr.tiiH . company
ml olhYers' rooniN a' an expense of
about $l0. The floor W id be carpeted
ml games ariil amusements will he iie
plitld for tilt! aillUreilHtllt and iiomfort of
tun olllccri md men. Tlit rooniH urn lo
be fitted up In a homelike way ami l lit)
liironlteii ol Hit) comp.tuy will have a
pleasant place It) spend llit 1 r c veniiiAtN.
The dill! room ii well supplied witu yyw
ninth: appairatua, a tht nil' n t k t
great inlvieit in uililfik'n (,'uniiniiy A.
Il If ul II I llt( III lllf llllxTflllp Mll) lit '0-
police captured no le I than 211 IioIk,
f 'IK t III! Jill 11 tllH lUlllllllT Wa increased (0
274, At night ihe (owl I limply alive
with them, and this furl In aiTOimlable I funeral was he
In a great measure for the many peiiy
thieveries in Ibe past (wo molitlia. At
fait hi lli nighl poli'' yet a liolio tin In
placed In Jin I mill Mimed looe In tl -morning.
The IioIhii have i polled the
town Mini no always miii u of ii comforts
lilu place lu I hi Him night wilhoul work
ing lor il. Mi. Cur y prolixin lo put a
atop to I III! ai il liflliiVfit lliat if llit) II 1 1-II
H'ts foinpellftl lo Wolk it will lie lint a
-lioil liniH ii nt it (lie l iiy jh iJivfitiud of
Hit irmnp t-li'iiii nt. Tlits i noli in Ore
K'Hi ('nv, HHpiu Ully Mitiil f trt't't, litutoiiie
J tiK.i IItoy ami April Viola. The oM- DE 1TII OP MKS. IMKBARA W'OLFEK
enl (ltiijjliifr, (JrHCH, 1 1 a ichool ti-ather
it Mofrnl, wlih'li rlowd lut Ft Way. The ! w" Wife of a I'mniliictit CHheu of
Hominy ami
mi'iit wn In Moonialn View
TWO (JAMrH AKRAM;E.
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llie intfr-cvniftery.
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ha I at
JhhI t Will l!iiy IJaskft
oriluntl N' xt Wi itie ay.
pcclH ire hri'littT ul ilm p'ro-ut tune j frluli fnllv mii'hly a tliii p'-n'l of the
than tvvr btfoic. At Momlity irlii'i ' yi-nr winl ihe riii.i-na Inpe lo ut lizn tht
mrtJliiiK Ciplilo M wi t lu Hal lint I'IpkhiiI j hub in kt'e,iii Miin ntmrt t-umpAri-ami
the conaMfralioii of fiiii.icl.iiirf ihu , nvt-ly i li'iii.
Now that the holiiluyi are mt, tht
Y. M ('. A wmnaiiiiin vlatwt'i are
iii alifHil willi more lntft tlun be
forf. The hiakettiull tcmii ban ten rt
orioni.H1. K. KrfyUK wai elrcitx) tu
tuin In 4l Monil-ty evening. Mr. Wilt-on
ii Mrntnuintf liHinf" fir the ten in and z
pnt:la to kep ilium buy. Toe Orst
Kame will be with the Y.. M. C. A., of
1'ortUinl, on Friday or Halurday nihi
e dy ii d la Miid-reij Xuarnid.
Nkkdv, Or.; Jn. 9. Mn. Barban
Wolfer, wife of J. II. Holfer, of thin
place, difd on Wedneaday, January 7,
ai(fd 70 yt-ari, 11 months and leven
(Uya. alter in Hineii ol over two yean
with cant-er. Mrs, V oiler wai born in
what wii formerly Harden county,
k'tintuc ky, in 1H.11, on the 21th day
of Jinuury. Hrr maiden Dame wai
Barbara Craia 8he wan a daiijhter o(
James and Javllah Craiit. In about the
year 1H.15. ahe with ber w Brents, moved
to Illinois. On freptt-mber 20, 1850 she
married O. W. 8earry,and on September
24, lHri7 she wii married lo J. II. Wolfer,
who survives her, and with whom ibe
i m m m m f urmr nr
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0 IhM lull) H'fi'ltMKte.
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!l Kmi'IV, 11. A. Wlcki wai re
ft mn tint county JhII Tni'itlay,
iVmu coinpltflwl a '." divi' ii' ii-
mrt tiillinx t runk lliirnler In the
r'r Milli. Tlio Jill Ii now
fur the flnt timt) In ovor iv
i riurii.N Hook Oi'KN. The
iav leciHliiMlon uokki were opentxi
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ix irniiiK in inn onn'o ui wiuiiij
tk Cixipur. KlmttrlMxoii wai dfpu
(i by the lliiurd of County ('oinmla-
to rtiirlNtt-r the voleri and the
I v, ,11 leiiiiln oix-n unill May 15.
".vihiiuk MKrvlctti. Uev. W. 0. Kb
Y, I...I.I ...... I..... 1.... U.,n,l.. .u..n.
f.,lll,lli,","v diiiihb; ii- I I,
I iii Vllaimtie ball. In the future, y
ii. will be held on the fir tit Sundiy 1
Mn of each month at 7 :30 o'clock. 1 Ji
are a larue nnmtier of Unitaritim )
jni city who will be plttutied with the
pert of rt'Kularifrvicea.
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liti i rr CtH'KT Cosivais. JudeT. A.
B i'ltt Monday convened an adjourned
U. ii of the Circuit Court and will be
until Haluruay. The flritt day waa
Opii"! in hearlnit the arnuineiit In the
) of Oregon City vs. The Ort'ifon ami
llornJa Railroad Company. This It a
j brought by the municipal corpora
I to qmet title of a atrip of land run-
uiulcr the bluir which ii claimed by
milroad. The attorney were given
l January 15 to file their briefi.
kh SrjKritHiNtis Knkkd. Mr. Mahle
irk. the wife of P. (1. Shirk, died at
VI itmaritan hospital in Portland at
30 o'clock Monday af'eriioon, aitfd
'curl., 0 montha and 22 days. For
)rl years the had been a miff rcr
liiicer and ilea It kindly relieved
i!.ni.riniri. h ne reOHiiiiv underwent
j; r (Hon which was not iticceiiful.
i fur eral was held from the Preshy-
'i i hiirt h Wetlnemlay afternoon,
t. 'mlnomery, oiriciatinit. The in-
iK iit was in Mountain View ceme-
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ADAMS BROS GOLDEN RULE BAZAAR, Oregon city Big caSh store
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The altovc Jtirturc ihowi the firt-wnt store
of this enterprising firm that 1ih moved tw ice
to larrr tiiiirtt.-ri aiuce tuning in business in
Ort-p.ii City lfii than two yean ao. It is mr
prisinif the trade that this firm d-s, not only
Hi rotiM-quciicc of having (irst-cluNi liusiness
ability, ent-iyy ami pcrtw-vrrance, but in doing
a itrictly cabh trailu which thry believe, like
others, to be the only foundation for success,
as it gives to tbe customers the benefit of lower
prices thun ran be K'ven on the cretli' system.
The firm carries in addition to a complete
line of ludica' and gentlemen'i furnishing
Koods, liata and shoes, a full line of glass, china,
tin and granite ware, stationery and toys of
every dcHtription.
I lie stock in this store is well selected and
satisfy customers. The present store of this
firm is the largest and finest store room in the
city, the building being put up especially to
suit this firm, being well lighted with enough
floor spsce to properly display goods. This
firm is to be congratulated upon its remarkable
success in pleasing the buying bublic.
bought after vrara of exoerience in liuvinir to
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ry rreigai ana parcels aenverea
A i to all carta of the cut.
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Kraa.y.ra:sa-A-A-.S RATES - REASONABLE
W. . CBSIStla. B. 0. C. D. LOTS, D. OW
tHS. CHRISTIE St LOVO
OatiopatU PhyaUlam
Oradualii of American School ofOiteopatby
.Miccesifully treat all chronic 'livawa
by mechanical manipulation. Noilruifi
ftiven, Uiaeasei of womm a specialty.
Examination and coniultatlon free.
Ofllci houn: ft to 12 1. m. and 1 to 4 p. m.
Except Sundays.
Offlea, Buoros 8 and 4, HUrfni Bldj. opp. Bank
of Ureun City.
Oriuom City, - - Orioow.
Ui COMMERCIAL BANK
OF OKEQOW CITT.
tpltal, . . . . . ioo,000
TaillACTIA SSHALIAIHWe SCHISMS.
I.okdi mail. H ilia dlaeonntod. Mtkea eol
octioni. Bajt and aella axnhaniri on all potota
D tbi United Htatea, Earnpi sad Hong Kouc.
tepailta received inbject to eback Bank
ffu Irom a. M. to4 r. H.
. C. LATOUaiTTt, Pmldent.
t. i. MXYEB Cuhler.
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C. STRICKLAND, M. D.
Hospital and Private Experience.
')ITn hli prtifpsaioml lervicfi to the peo
ple nl Oregon City and vicinity. 8ieciai -attention
paid to Catarrh and
Chronic diwim. Bettt of reff r
inces given. Otllce in Willamette
Building. Ottice hours: 10 lo 12 a.m.,
4 lo 6 p. m.
0KEG0S CITY OREGON
Tour Money Back
If it fails to
Do the work.
Sold under a positive guarantee
(1) to stop hair from falling out,
(2) to produce a soft and abundant
growth of hair over the entire
head, (3) to cure dandruff and all
humors of the scalp, Trier's Hair
Food will not disappoint you.
For Sale by all Druggists and R.
Pner, Caufield. Bldg.
F.UbUhed I83.
C. I. GnBL
PIONEER
a rrangfefl and Ex;p?e$,
2 c V I .1 i 1
room wai postponed until next M01 day !
evening. I
II:-). ,vl AHY U MANTUA II i'KAD. .Mn.
ry i . uranuiain oieu at me iiome 01
du :,,bter, Mr. It. ti. McUughlin,
2 r Milwaukle, Sunday morning, Janu-
, " , r')2. after an lllnnn of ten day.
( i-t born In Kno County, Ohio,
!--r-.'5, 1821). Waa married in 1S.')4
i ... in Chambers, who died during
in." year, and their daughter is ber
surviving chil l. She came to Ore-
ra iu 1S77, and ha since resided near
W huUp. In ISM she was married to
t. ;UlHt'hi urantham. who umd in
)!KX). The funeral took place from
Til inuony church on Monday after
, anI interment was at Multnomah
'tcry.
StUIIKN DkATII OK J. N. MlLLKK.
James N Miller dropped dead in I i-i la
I ,i,, n 011 Main Hreet lail Fri'Uv morning.
INCOHI-OUATION it Mll.W AI'KIK TllH1 l),,,.t, ,. l u,.,,.l.. ,.f ,Uc
matter 01 incorporallug lli town ol lllng, ln, WM ,lnmt iBtaulanHOU8.
Mil 'Ukle came up before the Uo.d ( i ,w,.n ln lt ,,!,,, for , ,inlHi
ofC mnty Coiii.ninioner Ian Fri-Uy, i,,,, Hp j,, Fri.Uy Imil tifa-a feeling much
and w.11 pjstpon I, pendi.ia- a decision , l)P,,(.r. Ie carlv Friday morning,
from District Attorney Allen ,n to tl'e ,! , ft II0 about 0:30 to open up bis
constitutionality of the Uwr permitting a Siiioitu Af(er , .Kkiaj( , lU)0 ,,e
County court to Incoi pirate a town
There sccidm I to be a sentiin 'nt, bnadi.
by Attorney C. A. Cog-till, ol I'ortland,
who is a hevv property owner in Mil
waakie, to hold the nutter h ick until
the next suasion of the leadsl itui-t, which
may incorporate without tpios i in of val
Idity, In the mutnini-, th piwder
housos continue to men ice th 1 p 1 ic. and
happiness of Milwaukitt people, who are
determined to have them rem vu I with
out onnecemry tliday.
II01101 Mi'T WmiK City Iiecoidcr
WHiit to the Elk restaurant, next door,
and aflrr ordering Inn hrttakfast, returned
10 iiis i-hIi 011. John Maifhall, the rook,
w ho w aa the otily perami in the reslau
rant at that time, nolici d tbe white iu
Mr. Miller's eye were shining very
bright, and bt.tT'ed through the back en
trance ol the restaurant to the saloon to
see if be was sick. Ho saw Mr. Miller
sitting in the chair, but before be could
reach bun. Miller (ellto the fl lor and
died instantly. The deceased was well
known in Oregon City, having resideu
here for the past 14 year He worked
Bruce C. Curry baa announced his intern : Ht tle WdUmet'e Pulp and Paper Mills
lion of working the hobo on a rock pile, j fr WVon years, hut left their employ on
upon me moil a:ove main s-reui umre : account of ill health, and shortly after-
are countless rock which are big enough
to furnish employment to all of the
holms in Oregon ami the sight of
them wojld drive a tramp to drink.
Since. the city of Portland placed the
parasite at work on the rock pile, Ore
gon City has been overrun wiih them
ami during the month of November the
wards started tbe (.ismbrinus saloon,
wl ich he sold a few month ago to the
(iambrinus Brewing Company, of Port
1 ind. About two months ago he started
the saloon on Main street which bore his
name. The deceased was 47 years of age
and w as a native of Iowa. A wife and
three children survive him Grace S.,
of next week at Oregon City. The date
i-i not definitely known but will he an
nounced as soon as Portland is heard
from egain.
The Oregon City junior bifketball
team will play the Young Men's League
junior basketball team, of South Port
land, m xt Wedneslay evening, Jan.
15 h, at that pi tee. The Y. M. L. have
a fast junior team and a good game is
expected wiih them.
So far no arrangements have been
made with Portland Y. M. (J. A. juniors
to play the return game of basketball on
their grounds.
A ladies' basketball team has been
pi. ked out from the ladies' class ami
have shown soine fine work in practice,
As the team have decided to play out
side) games, a iiame will be arranged
w ith either the Vancouver or Multnomah
ladies within two or three weeks.
removed to Mlwo iri In 1859, before the j
war. In the year 1881 they moved to
Oregon and located at this place where I
they have resided. up to the time of her j
death. She was "he mother of ten
children, two by ber first hut-band and
eight by her second. Five of them
are living: Mrs. Eliza J. Smith, of
Seamore. Missouri, and Charles F.
Wolfer, of Logan, of this county; H. L.
and J. S. Wolfer, of Portland and J.
Wolfer, of Oiegou City. Besides these
she ha twenty-three grand-children
living who mourn their loss. She also
left a large circle of warm friends who
sympathize with tbe bereaved husband
and children.
She has been a member of the Metho
dist church nearly 44 years.
Buy Your
PIANO or
ORGAN
A Mliiislcr's )Iilukc.
A citv minister was recently banded a
notice to he read from his pulpit. Accom
panying it was a clipping from a newspa
per bearing npt n tie matter. l,,e
clergyman started to read the extract
and lound that it began "Take Kemp's
Ralsam, the beat Cough Cure."
This was hardly what he had expected
and, after a moment's hesitation, he tur
ned it over, and found on Ibe other side
the matter intended for the reading.
KYou Could Look
Intothe future and aeethe condition
to which your cough, if neglected,
will bring you, you would arek relief at
once and that naturally would be through
Shiloh's
Consumption
Guaranteed to cure Con
I .1 iPr aumption, Bronchitii,
V-a Aathma, and all Lung
Troubles. Curei Coughs and Colds in a day.
25 cents. Write to 8. C. WllU & Co,
le Roy, N. Y., for free trial bottle.
Karl's Clover Root Tea purine tbe Blood
Where you can get the best for the least
money.
Where you are sure of careful attention
and courteous treatment.
Where you can get the choicest selections
of highest grade instruments.
Where you can get an absolute guaranty.
! Where you will have nothing to regret
afterwards.
Buy now, you will save money by doing
ao, at
Eilers Piano House,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers.
Not the oldest, but tbe leading Western
Music Concern.
Retail Store:
351 Washington Street,
Portland, Oregon.
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THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS