OHEGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1902.
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provmimnis, ;iii,fiH;.lw; total aunmm ol
tulli oulliietnd (or the lineal ynr, HM4 00;
Kmmixi of collecting loll f,,r fUi'Ml year
aside from permanent tin tr i t .
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ORGANIZATION OF
BASEBALL LEAGUE
TKOL'TKPAHO.l 1H OPES.
lUll.Y lloAT To I'nkTMKli Tli re
lumpllnii of ilia Oregon City-Portland
mil ha fllll'lieUled Mint th pfhllc. will
U pleaded lo li mrn that this ity will en
jy a daily boat service nil through the!
Rllllllllltr, The Steamer l.eotl HS been
repaired mill ri'Htted mid looks like
rlil. Four round trip will he made ' ,L"
dally and llie boat will touch kt 11.0 fol-!
l-'ot tiirit Ion of a Slock Coin pun)'
For llir1 SciiHon'H Work.
IK A MS IIAVK L.NIHtH)
lowing way lauding n.i at no mlu-r
point; Magoin,' I'ltrk, MnldriiwV, . On g hi ( It y Hill Tut a Klron kttr'
Morry S, KlaleV a Mini Oawi-IMI. Tlm lo i
lowing scheduU will lm maintained:
Hrreral of the lml Flhf rme n Wf re
Out HmhUj mil Made Fair Catches.
LMMiH . H'KK1 I'M. (..fll. ln Hi.
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ml Irum i '. 7Htl5'.'(l; Unt
nuimitiiiiiiiii, .1.10.
m Ur o1 Ciiiiukni.. WiMnrwIay
mjllirre mrivr.l Kt tlm HoiHIimo
le IVH I rmip l lliirlHn linn lull
-Ird tmtr ininll Hii'k Minorr
,.diilr.l lo It. K. Ilyf. Tlmf ri
bmt UyiriK alrnill lul flnnr lot
NflrDt rouM lint Im loutnl, lltrly
Itlitm Iwinij irU winorii in run
JumlitT tliuwii. Tlm Minorik i
illit !vnn rhirkPiii) known to
iwliiiiilv ainl il i loilunl tint
1-jt.l Jpmriim lull IiIchmU ran prorurn
timi-KV i'"' '""' Julian lly.
II'IIUST l'l.Al C-OMI'I.KTil) Two
Irol mil ii-my ttiiiliriiciiiK
7 irt ulUii-l In Cli k4iim County
mmufniiiit Cxi low imliiiwi linvn
incuiiipU'lril liy IIkuuIiIkiiikII I'. W.
ruiin tinl V. li. f I y I , wftiT i
'i runilant work. Tlm Ut r
1 bfiiijj l,uii'l I . y k r.irtlitnil firm into
nliri Vol ti ini-H unit w ni'ii i-otuplHi"!
tuverwit IIm county Ihii'1 L'ihi.
till Kimlly Urililatti tin) wolk ol
umir nHMoiHir mikI r mi 1I in "
Mgllut inmiy oilier countH'it luivi-
w jrti .
HlXIII AM) H.Md.OtV UoAll. Tllfl
il ri-iHjrl n tlm cliicctorn vt tlm
"t ll'xxl mi, I llurlow roml W'tt Hlxil
icwinly cl.-rk'H ollii-M TilUy
""Hy Uw . All tnivi'l lo Mount
'JpiM! over tli in roml. Tlm rHirt
illie ri-n-liiU mnl -x ni'iiHt-R lor tlm
11 yer t'imiiiMicifitC April l.l'.Hll mnl
s April 7. 11M)2, ami follow! :
"it him-ihIihu I" M'riminint tin
'"'fiilii r Ui-k yi.nr, f.x.lV.KI ; totul
i fxpfinli-,1 in iwriiiHiii-nt lin-
I. fv Orfion Ciiy m 7 ml 10 A., M.I
mnl Hi 1 : ;i( mnl -I 1'. M 1vk 1'ortlmnl
t H ;) mnl II ..10 A.M. mnl l .1:(MI mnl
II. 15 I', M. Tlm n'lMiiu-r will Uy ovir
IHilil l Oh-oii City, Koiii, Irlp V'
rnnti.
Mm. .Mohtoomumv'ii Hiatkhknt Tlm
Iti-v. A. J. .Moiiltfimii-ry Imi uuiln tl,e
follow liiii iilaiiMimiit lor piililit-ntiuii in
r-li-ii-niB to llii ai'ilmi of ilin Ciiuoril
UhI lln"itlli( in li ganl to oh-)i k iiulilin ;
"Il n very j(iti() li, ili .t th Coin,, II
liy unmilnioiiK voi cxiriii..-, lln-ir y i -palliy
Itli llm cirnrta o( I lit pi-tiiimicru
mnl (Iikii ri-li-in-l tlm nmn.-i li 1 1
Myor, who, liy irtui nf iIih cliaitrr,
InM oln i-ontr-il ( tin poln-M. A it now
litlnU. W vtoy Imtftt HUMili,-r of i ll i.-nii
whomti IrKo Voirra, loj.tli.-r ii
Urjfnr iiiiinhfr of inoiln-r, in- un,
Uiiklilria, liava friunnr, tliiMiiinilvca
nun Imtlrnlly In fv,,r of tlm up,ri,ioin
ol Kaiiililin In (), (oii City. Tin' Conn
i ll, dy a llliaiiillinlia VntM, liaa pl.i, i-,l II
wll on tlm in a ilo In view of tlim,
it a hoiwil that Ilia II inor, tlm Mor,
will vlm'a'Uly rxrr, lr lua i-ontrol of tlm
IhiII to ailppirra nailihllnil "
llui AliVAM Ij WAiua rim Willam
rttn I'ulp A l'aptr ('uiiipany an, I tlm
Ciown l'air Company laxl stui,lay ail
vaiucil tlm watfim of ni-arly 100 nf their
filil'loypR. All limn wll i have tii-n in
Kiitlmi ill the r lt Id Willi (Jialnim
mnl Martin Aa thn Kutli-ry.
IUim-IibI' inaitiirt ara iinilur rormilir
lion in Ihia city ami a alm k company liaa
Im-i-ii OfKnizcl to taka charue of a club
lor llip coiuiiitf imaNon. Tlm fo)lowin(
nil!, iia have hfin clni lii'l : J. W. Moflatt,
piraidciit ;(', tj, iintly,vic iriilcnt;
jnhii I. K'-a'inK, M-i rclary ; II. I.fighton
Kully, tri-aaurcr; (i. C. Iiai m( nianaifi'r;
(iilhi-rl I. Ilmlkji-a, coach ; J. K. ll-oi'a,
0 A.M llcr, W. K. 1'ratt, Iwar.l of di
M'tora. Miiini-'fr lUcon ald Mouday that Im
had iuti-ndcd liaviiikt a tiy-oill of tlm ma-.-rial
Humliiy hul tlm wcatlu-r prevnnli-d.
Thirii'i u limn will try for placi-a on tlm
niiiH. Tlm haltury will prohalily Im (ira
ham and Martin. Tlm former waa at
otiii tinm piiclmr for Clu-mawa and lat
year played Willi tlm M. Milinvill team.
Martin canulit for M Mmnvill I ml yar.
K. Caliir, whu played with Willamette
lal year, will he a aiihatiluta pitcher.
A leaKim haa heen formed and four
iram have entered: Monogram and
rprhunh, ol rortland. Ilillalmro and
O i-Kii City. A iM'rieof KinmahaalieHii
arraniied, the aclmdiile covering every
Sunday from May 4 to Jane 29, inlnaive.
Aller July 4aw:ond feriea will be ar
landed. Tlm object In lerruiiiatin the
I fir.i n-rina before Julr 4 waa to ijlve the
r.'lviii fl .VI i-er day yel an adva i of ,,.,, , op.rtuniiy to aelmdule nanma
5 cenla or II. n, and all n tlm fl J
men have an advance ol 10 e-r rent, or
l Tlm lucre. e in the Willamette
will amount lo tU'l (KM a year and in tlm
Crown Mill to U.IM) a total ol :.0,(X0,
Itm greater part of which will be ex
pended III llita I'i'V. Il waa i moored
that the recent oripxilxat'i in of tlm branch
of the American Federation of Labor In
thiacilV had tlm elbi-l of rwinilirf the ecale
in tlm inllla, but the attorney for tlm
Willamette mill denied thla alatenmnt.
1'rerealdeiit Orealea I'.erce, ol the W. I'.
A r. Co., arrive.1 In tlm city l.l Satur
day iiiornluK from han Franiiaco and a
lew hoiira alter war, la tlm announcement
of the tncreaae wraa made public. The
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with otiiaiilera on mat oay.
ttratna will fc-o to Wall Walla on tlm 4th
and Manager Kai'on la Iryinjf to gi't Kv
erutl or rndleton to come to Oregon
City
All of the foui leatim are itronn onei.
The Monogram n made up of the mem
hen of llm old Fontella team. The Up
thiircli team la composed ol all of the
hel playeri in I'ortland with the excep
tion ol the Monograms. Ilillahoro haa
aecured the aeivicee o( several ouUide
playeri and expecU to be in it from Brat
toUet. The Oregon City men will be
alronuer than laat year. Suite were or
dered laat Friday. They are very natty.
Tlm co.or ia maroou with black belle.
newaiavery gratifying to tlm people "I , C4ll , uta-kinga,
Oregon City. Coming aa li did, entirely .j,lt) 0iuwj,,g w:,edule has been ar
un..mite.l, the action tf the oflicera of U(i(,j .
llm compaiiie ahould cloai r cement the j iy .unnurama va. Oregon City at
tiea that ought lo exlal between em- 'L,,,, ('i,y ; Hillaboro vs. I'pchnrcli at
ployeaandemployera. j'oitlnd. May II -Oregon City vn.
(iltUN-Ol t.HAIMI! j
Heiimintier that name whenjoil wantj
a de lciotlH, ai'l'etuing, liourn-hing f'"! I
drink to ake llm place of coiree. SoliC
by all nr.a-i-r and liked by all who have
iimmI il tirain l) la made of I'll"' grHtll, I
It aid digi-aiioii and atreiigtlmiia
)i ia not a Httmiileiit
Oo Tuesday of laat week the trout
eaaon opened ami tlm linhennen have
put on their itory suits and started out
to supply thi'ir Irienda with flab, or fail
inn in this, wiih storiea of bard luck.
One lUherman got supply of bait at
Kelly k Nobliu'e and had been fishing
a short time with poor lin k when the
bait lull out of bis pocket and struck
rock, smashing tlm bottle that held the
bait in a thousand piece. This accident
eo dlaictiHted the tUheriiiao that he fished
no moie but went home Willi an empty
basket.
Early lait Kwturday uiorninz Jarnet
Church, Forle 1'ratt, John 15. Lewth
waile and "lied" Williams went out to
Clear Creek and bad very good success, !
returning with aut 100 trout. Church
was high man with 3'J. On the strength
of bis success be secured position in i
the salmon hatchery at Little White
Salmon and left the next day for that
station. He will remain there lor at
least a month and plant all of the salmon
in the hatchery, about 975,000, assisting
I. II. Wilson, of the Clackamas station,
who went to little White Salmon laat
week, liy April .'10 the hah will all be
planted in all of the streams Irnm the
Deschutes lo the mouth of the Willam
ette. These flsli have all been led lor
several months.
1 r. A. L. IJeatie and F.d. Iteckner
were out laat Konday and bad very good
luck, notwithstanding the fact that
neither of them bad ever fiahed before.
I! ut tlm doctor fialmd like be pulls teeth
and did it well. The Oregoniall of last
Monday said :
Although the trout flabing season be
gan laat Tuesday, I'ortland anglers have
bad little optHirtunliy to try their lack.
A few fishermen ventured forth during
the week and brought In uoodly quanti
ties of the speckled beauties from the
upper tributaries of the Sandy and
Clacktnias, but those who ventured
forth yealerday returned almost empty
handed. The rainy weather was not
conducive to good trout fishing, so the
sjKjrt was lacking in its usual intereot.
With its many excellent trout streams,
Oregon is truly a sportman s paradise,
and it is certain that many of the web
foot nimrods will land good-sired stiings
of fish before the season closes. The
Clackamas, Santiam, McKenxie, Trask.
Wilson and Nestucc Rivers abound
with the finest tioul on earth, while
manv other stream are noted for the
gamy fih which they contain. In South
eastern Oregon, the Williamson River
furnishes good sport for the anglers of
that K-ciion, and the Blue Mountain
streams are none the less noteworthy.
G. L. KusseTI and C. H. Mclsaacs
went to Oregon City yesterday and
trolled for steelhead salmon below the
falls. They were very successful, land
ing eight fine ones, pone of which
weighed less than 10 pounds. As all
good fishermen ought to do, they re
membered The Oiegnnian office, and, a
a const iptence, the reporters who break
the Sabbath y working will feast on
the fish caught on the Sabbath,' which,
jafier all, are the bent dull.
et iJs (-lelp aeh? Ottyer
, If I make the price of all drug store supplies so
low that you can buy more cheaply in Oregon City
than in any other town in the state (Portland not
excepted), will you stay with me? Much money has
gone to Portland because the price of some well
known patent medicine was advertised at a ridic
ulously low price, perhaps considerably less than cost.
While you have bought the one advertised article at
a cut price you probably have also purehased two or
three other things on which a city merchant makes
25 per cent, more profit than I do. Will you help
me to prevent this hold up game? Do you ask how
these prices can be met? Because every dollar's
worth of stock that comes into this store is paid for
the minute it arrives. Iarge purchases direct from
the manufacturers, cash discounts, personal attention
to every detail of the business, together with low rent
and a large volume of business makes it possible.
I can and will meet every cut price besides saving
you many dollars on the purchase of drug store
necessities the price of which you know nothing. I
want to be honest with you and give you better
prices and better goods than you have ever had be
fore. Will you help me with your patronage on
this basis? N
Regular price.
Peruna - - - -Swamp
Root - - -Castoria
- - . -Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Oregon Blood Purifier -
Lyon's Tooth Powder -Cuticura
Soap
Schiffman's Asthma Cure -Green
Mt.
Electric Bitters -
Swan's Down Face Powder
Pozzoni's
La Blanche "
Kennedy's Discovery -
Robertine -
One Minute Cough Cure
Pierce's Discovery
" Prescription -Pinkham's
Compound -Paine's
Celery Compound -
Our cut-rate sale of all household supplies is still on.
$100
1 00
35
100
100
25
25
100
100
1 00
50
15
50
50
150
50
50
25
'1 00
1 00
J. 00
100
Cut price.
85c
85c
25c
85c
75c
19c
19c
85c
85c
85c
40c
10c
35c
35c
$1 25
35c
40c
20c
85c
85c
85c
85c
C. G. HUNTLEY
Popular Price Druggist. Oregon City-
nerve
the
but a
health builder and the cblldien as well
LalliH adults ran drink il with great
1 benefit.
! comm. I V
your gloce
CoHla about '4' as much as
r and ".': per package. Afk
r for ( train ().
,' I'pciiurcli
Ihe Ijite-t Yarn.
A rfttshurg drummer tells
yarn: I always
l ! . .klono;ittiiio ni
.indj Oregoiif 'ity vs. IIUlDlioto ai uie-
.11 City June pchurch vs. urenon
itv at 1 '.irtlHnd: IlilMioro vs. Mono-
tbls new Jnims t llillshoro. June .'8-Mono-
.... r, .. f : i k . ui i.. .il,. ml llreion
carry a Dome ,01 grains vs. nnmuuiu
Ill my grip. 1 takeitity vs. upenuren m vieKui.
Prier's Hair Food I H
A CONVENIENCE
-
A checking-account
with a bank is a
great convenience; A
k am ti n IUIhuui
.
cold easily and a few losea ol urn mi
asm always nmkes me a well man.
Everywhere I go I "peak a pond word
for Kemp. I t'iko hold of my custom
ers I take old men and young men,
and tell them confidentially what I do
when I take cold. Al druggists, 2N; and
60c.
Christian Science services are held at
the residence on the nortb-eaht corner of
Fifth and Washington streets every
Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Sunday
achool at 12 o'clock. Wednesda? even
ing meeting at 8 o'clock. To these ser
vices all are welct me.
Is an Ipkal Tonic.
it destroys microbes and
completely eradicates
dandruff. It restores the
decaying hair roots, stops
hair falling out,and keeps
it healthful, soft and
silky.
For sale by all druggists.
M not only to the business and professional man, but to 3
i ar j 111 1 ' J
the farmer as well. More people wouia Keep sucn ac
counts if they knew just how to go about it. We
gladly assist those who need help in getting started.
V,
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BANK OF OREGON CITY, Oregon City, Oregon.
Enterprise and V. Oregonian $2
s si - -- - - ' "
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kf ii ' i sy ' I
lis "WHITE" Sfi total
Jno White is one ol the oiaesi aim uwn..vm..v
made. It has always been in tho lead and you will
find it far ahead to-day of all other makes, if you
compare our latest machine with theirs. We would
like to have you look over all the different makes
and then come in and compare our drop head either
the new rotary or tho late shuttle machines.
They have many new improvements, such as ball
taring, stitch indicator, new tension regulator, new
ay of fastening tho attachments and many others.
Our prices on these machines are very low as we
sell them direct and do not pay any commission to
agents. We sell new machines at $25.00, $30.00,
135.00, $40.00, $ 15.00, and giyo a full set of tho
Is Kiuff Of All Sewini MacMaes
very latest attachments free of charge with each
machine. We sell on installments if desired. W
guarantee each machine for a term of five years and
you will always find-us very glad to make good this
guarantee in case anything should get wrong.
If you intend to buy a machine be sure and look
over the White before you purchase. We do not
ask any more for them then others do for a low
grade machine.
We have extras for all machines, such as needles,
rubbers for bobbin winders, etc., and can get any
part for any make of machine.
Try our Sewing Machine Oil. It will make your
old machine run easy.
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS
BUR&1EISTER & ANDRESEN
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