OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1902
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II ,!ilinl-l- Millr, UoUirt Idtigo,
p.Tillnwii.
Uara.bilfh J- Abbott, I. (iiavca,
H. Iiy.
Miikl'irrk-ll. II. 1'orry, J. Mulv
v, P. A. MoLleiihaur.
MjIH-0. W. Unhblns, W. V. F.ver
t. W. II.
Mumniii-T. J. Riding, IlarUw Jack,
, jlrtdllle.
Ihlasuk-T. K. A. KeHwood, - rln,
Kitify.
l.nf A. A . K1.nr1p.ljr, W. (
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Nuliliit. J. Ilitfolow, A.
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(Kncm Citr No. 1-J. W. l'owell, T.
f Cuaioit. tioru lUrurrnVM.
(trrm Cuy No. 1!-J . I". Lovett, Kl-
ItDiiuo, J. K. HwtKM.
imuol'ityNu. 3 J. (irMin, M. I'.
4 irlouicli, KrfJ Myr.
ltriunl llill-J. Hkpf. J. . oo.li,
'. F. Yiaiiiic a
hlulliuo-A. Tlioin, II. Mcduxin,
lck Tuuaiu.
l Hiiriimii ICummiII, (). Iloylf.
irliuiK.
Tatltiin-li. A.lcii, T. lwx kinin, II.
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.!-!,. Kurm, T. 1'. Vlker, 1 C.
i l.tMcn.
'VntOifKiiiiCliy Ir June, K. M,
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j.iliio-ii. W. i)iin!, John Ki(n,
VSunti.n.
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ioii'jwiiik niiininikiioiiR wrre iiiiup
ir juitic l llirt H're ml roiiH(lil :
I'wirict Nd. I TiuUtln, 1'litkwnt
UcJ I'ulun Jiuti.t., (jforjjo A.lrti ;
iUl!, Clitrlci Tl.oiii.on.
N.I, 1),pk( No noitiltmtion.
. 3, MiUjukiH Binl CUckin
Net, J. P. Well; CutiHUble, Uoimrd
"'-4. Orrjon Cilv. f'niiimli Alr-
"T, Wmi Orcg.in City, Milo Ijiii
W. LoiIit; ComnUIjIo, Henry
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r. Viiu; C(iiiUbl, Joint 'irlim.
i-' 7. Ilurlow ml MHcknliuin Jtii
f' Jicol. KiHM-lt; CoiiNlattlo, Himiel
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(". 8, MhUIIk, Mnriiiin, KixU SHiih;m
'"'i. II. I.. Kklrvin; Contl.lo,
Hill.
, lt-.VRrCr.-ek (ml Milk Crm.k-
Milltir; Connltltle, K.
uude
10, IliliUml ami Canyon Creek
J-'KL. p. WilliH,,,,; ConHUble, II.
I'itmer.
? H. lUrilmt, 8rinwtor nd VI
Hwlli. Jamtrn lUrifffMt : Cont-J:Ml.Kln.
i; liuinnni'u and Iloring Ju
''C. Fori. Cun.tuble, J0,n JUtc.
'"13,CwSieH, Itullrunand Cherry-nnmiimtion.
!' H. (isrfi.,1,1, (im,rKe, Eagle Cnek
HCIim. CaHHl.lyj Coimuhle, Ho
' Glover.
tr and Killin-JiiHti,, Daniel
t;ffl"'n;ConMi.l,H,8. KanfTman.
iionoHinic nominations were
MayfWd.
""W-Henry Z..iKlr.
Creek-John Shannon.
H. Ilir.ln.il.
,nrn Creek
"mles ln'yJoi, i-any
aimaa-Walter Wilwn.
,lerryvie-.
'e,0.,Ei E Ke))
ClWk-O. It f Inn
'orgt-
'"''""d-Cha. Wel,h.
S;nrrnl"arme-
. II. Knle.
Cjn-John Barrel!,.
-L-Dixon.
;,e7 Muntan(in-
IWmil Hill ri,,orun h, Yoiiiik.
Hlvm JmeKetrMl.
Ho.1 H.rlnB-,. ty,m,
Hp! In water
1'ualatlii John A.lnn.
Union John Knn.
Viola Jam. Kiillam.
Wet ()r..(jon Cltr-J,.r, Hhaw.
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DKMOCHArH IM MWr.NTIO.
(Continued (roni .ng 2 )
PAINLESS DENTISTRY
c-onnly .eiiiral counniitf. U iirrr,
Colonel .jlM.,t A. Miller, ho wn ten
ilemd a vol" ol thank l.y llm cimvenllon
lor the. work lie had dona irlni the
't Imir year In ahl. li he ha held
the I'hNirrnaliehlp,
The (nil.) lug 13 delegate er elected
to I lit) Main ami CoiigioNnloual Conveti
tlotn: J. K. (irihhle, K. M, C. W.
HaiKing, . A. Miller, A. W. Cheney,
K. I). Kelly, W. K. Carl I, U. II. Healle.
0. N. Walt, I). L. Trulllniter, T. I..
Turner, W. . Vaiii(lin, A. M. Kir. hem.
I'll following precinct l oililiUlteeinen
were elected:
Oregon City JJo 3, Matt Jimtin; Maple
Une, O. )i, kei...n; M,lk Creek, I). L.
Trnllinger; Viola, A. W. Klrchein;
Alwrnelhy, Jului Kent; Weal Oregon
City, K . Ma; M. khnris. J, K (irilr-
hie; M.ilall. II. I.. V.u.lnn-
VV, Nohlltt; Maiiiiin, Bartnn Jack;
Tualatin, Cha. ThotniiRon ; ().egn City
No. 1. K 1. Kelly; Oreifoti City Nu. 2.
Mart Chapman.
The report of the romrnittee on credeti
tlal nlifiwing the Inllowing delegatea en
tilled to aeat In th conventi.iri.
Wet Oregon CHy K. M, Ira
June, Jeirnhaw hy K. Maaa, M. Clancy
hyh. Maa, J. I'. Ilevina hy K. Man,
W. K. Iteam. 1 . 1'arnia x hy Ira Jot.ea.
Mar.piam John Coiner, A. K. Jack,
John Hugh, K. M.Ml.er, Joe Jackaon, K.
J. Killing, all hy llarton Jack.
Alwrnethy II K. Salialmry. DavM
Clime, K. J. Killing, Henry Nachand,
JM) Kruiiiong hy J. (. I.atourelte, John
Kent, (ieorge iiiM-rtintf. Kohert A.
Miller.
Itarlow Henry Hedge, J. Itu.-ck, K.I
). Hraion, J. W. Covey.
Clackma W. W. Nmith hy O.
Hlrlia h, V. Wilaon hy U. Haherloth,
VV. Kenned, (i. HaU-rMi. John
ialFney hy J. V. Dennett, L. D. Jonea
y J. W. Dennett.
SIackhiirg J. II. Daley, J. K. Cirib-
hie, John Marine, A. I), (irihhle.
Maple Lane J. It. Myeta, A. A. Kin
ney by J. K. Myera, J. II, Jackaon hy J.
. Myei.
Needy J. V. Nohlltt, Kd Montan.lon,
J. Ogle, Henry Coner all by J. W.
Nohllu.
Oregon City No t-K. D. Kelly, V. A.
Mile, T. V. Cowing, Charle Nohlitt, I.
K. Jack. U. W. (trace by T. K. Cowing,
, It noon ich.
Orrgi.ti City No. i-C. W. Kelly, V.
K. Carll, II. J. Harding l.y M.C. Chap
man, r. runic an, i. unapinan, J. r.
Uvrtt, l. Caiitl.-I.l, J. E. Hedge, A. L.
Kealie, hy C. W. Kelly.
Oregon City N". 3 ji'gu I'erclval,
. II. Keatie, M. Juntin, E. I'. Elliott,
'. It Klallord.
Canhy Jam.- Adkitia by Ievt Uik'g",
ieo. Knight, C. N. Wait, L. I'. Kuril,
Ch. Kath.
Canemah C. W. (ianong.T. M. Ixmg.
'. A. Hilge.
MolAlla V. A. Vaiiuban, (i. V.
Adam, (i. W. Myer. J. T. Adam, D
Kail, Chri Dougherty hy (. V.
Adam, Jame Italy, (). W. Kohhina,
Frank Witieatoii hy O. V. Kohhin.
Milk Creek Jame MalUtt, W. Hen-
derahatt, D. L. Triilliner, John Mill-vaney.
Union M. M. CriHWidl, Sydney Ura-
ham,
Oiwego D. W. Kelaey, E. J. KilMell,
Kickner by E. J. Uoaeell, W. L. Davi
I). W. Kelaey.
Tualatin Frank rihark, J. A. Tinner,
Cha. Thompoon.
Viola A. M. Kin-hem, D. C. Kicli-
ard.
Killen S. H. Taylor, J. A. Stanton by
8. K. Taylor, W. M. Lemon.
riuuHa.it Hill J. Baker, V. F. l oiing
by J. Baker, H. Kaker by J. Baker.
For Direct l.Pitlalutl.in.
The followuiK resolution wits unani-
motiHly adopted by Molalla I'atrona of
Iluabandry, No. 310. at the regular Bul
lion on ApriM, 11K)2.:
Heaolved, that we heartily emlone
the principle o( Uireci wgiBiauon
through the Initiative and Referendum,
and recommend that each Grange
throughout the itate select a committee
to woik for the pending Direct Leititila
tion amendment .liirin the coming cam
paign, and enpei ially on election day."
l'aiiera friendly to the Orange ana in
terfiled In the panHutje of the amendment
pi' .vrr-in
Jx-cturer moiaua r. oi .... iw.
"A neighbor ran in with a bottle o(
Chamherlain'a Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhea Remedy when my son wa suffering
with severe cramps and was given up ei
beyond hoe by my tegular physician,
who stand high In hitf profession. Afler
administering three doses of it, my son
regained consciousness anil recovered
entirely within twenty-four hours," says
Mrs. Mary Haller, of Mt. Crawford, Va.
This remedy is for sale by G. A. Hard
ing, Druggist
OABTOnlA
Baanths
DENTAL BRIDGE WORK OF TO-DAY By new methods we are able to produce
xne most Deautitu and durah nf nil
Dental Work without the least pain.
Clf'irt thuwn a mnulta bra lha four Inrlaora hara
en itrU.l, ai.,1 lha two eu.,lli (rva tai'th); orowui dr
iiuyrd u (lis auia ln, aliowiiia iba euiulU r.Kiia brciHra
lurM4aurlJsa. r
t rap.MauU n.e r,.i.1r r a1y r a"1JmliaBl
flrtim 4 1 1 ..-iiiu the eM a(ir btUim hat bmu
I TEETH
WITHOUT
by
llii Kind Yoa Haw Always Bought
flf.ira I hiw lh U of two upper Uvth, tha all yaar
mnlr a4 Ilia flrrt blcuapM. Tba brl'lita !, iiaiui hi-d
If an 0in laoa fnl.l cmwB ovar tha arc n id bici.apMl,
aud a kai wtaka aiuuda lulu a eavlljr ol Uia 4juiulu( auiar.
Fit or t ihowi a mai .
rrady to attach. Ii tm
itrat a root h
crownad aad aual
a kaaliil aa aval.
rif ant ik'iwt tha WrMfa aaeharad In poaltloa.
rirnr IP la a month that haa lnt all tha tMh twit mm-i
tha two eulplila aud twaoola; 1"T in ihin u i , ininaaT
lur a lull utpar bnuaa.
rtrara ? rapraaaaua a full aat ol taatb on a (old plata.
11 aura 411 la uwlraa ta wr a flala In tha mouth wbta
brM co ba aUw-l.aI tu a law rviuainlug torth aoil ruula.
TlfTiT t lllnatratea a ea In
which tha lateral InrjM.r hai
beru lialaml Ibeeeniral lneiutr
crown deatroved. Tothlaro.,t
aernwn haa ln faatened and
a faith baa beva a.ld.-ied u
therrown to St Uia lnUiiai.ai-
Wit bjr Uia luat lauaral luciaur.
rmn 11 ihow. tha brldfa eomplata, na4y to
lUI,,n, aa abown In Ojura 10.
:-ib:j( .-..1..V,'-V. ;v
Flfc-ore 12 ibowa th bridge In place, natural aa life
DR. riCKENS, whoso lifu has boen devoted to the study of the Dental Art, makes a specialty, not of robbing the mouth of the teeth still
left for service, but of building up a full set (painless) from the teeth and roots which afford sufficient basis for crown and bridg. work. He is
prepared to do a'.l kinds of work pertaining to the dental profession and guarantees the same for five years. at the very lowest piices consistent
with first-class work.
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by a new and harmless method, applied to the gums,
method now used by the leading dentists of Chicago and New York.
Rend for illustrated book on "Dental Bridge Work of To-Day ."
system that you will understand it as well as the dentist.
No gases or poisonous ocaine. This is the
It will be mailed to you free of charge, and will explain bo thoroughly the
DR. L. L. PICKENS, Dentist, Barclay Building, Oregon City.
M0SLMK.1T TO VTAU VETEKAJS.
interesting but thrilling in the extreme.
Come and bear him. What he will tell
Meadfl I'iihI, U. A. It . Will Ral-e runds you has never been in print. Come and
Hy Entertainment .Vxt Thursday.
At Willamette Hall, Thursday even
ing, April 17. 11KI2. under the auspice ol
Meade l'ont No. 2, G. A. K., (for the pur-
poe of raising funds to be applied to the
erection of a monument to the soldiers
of the late Civil War on the lot donated
to them by the city in Mountain View
cemetery) will be given an entertainment
coiiNiating of vocal and instrumental
mimic and a lecture on the alaves, be
fore and during the great struggle, also
the progresa made hy them as a peop'e
up to the prevent time. Meade Post has
secured the cervices of Rev. Daniel Drew,
an ex-slave who did not know his alpha
bet until afler his enlistment in the
army, btit who s'an.li today upon the
topmost round of the ladder of oratory.
His life experiences as told by biniHelf ol
himself and thousands ol others situated
as he was forty years ago, are not only
Ask a
iit..
n, woman
wnai sue wouui
sell her health
for and she would tell
A l '0U that the cho,CMt
UA diamonds in the world
J W could not buy it. What
V- use for diamond ring to
I IvVt frp'ms'ze l'le ahrunken
VMii fiKers, or earrings to light
R II UP 1 cneena nonoweu uy
im .11 disease?
t" V Health is the first requisite
In womunlv tmnnhieas. Central
(Alill-health in women has ita ori
IIJ gin in local womanly diseases.
1 ' A .... r U. .Naf
y U IC LUC itw aa m v . . , , l uvi.uh.
womanly organism and the gen
eral health is perfectly restored.
The remarkable benefits ex
perienced from the uae of Dr.
tierce's Favorite Prescription
re due to this medicine's per
fect cures of womanly diseases.
It establishes regularity, dries
weakening drains, heals inflam
mation and ulceration and cures
female weakness.
a u affonla me great pleanire to be
able to aay a few wimla In regard to
the merit, of Ir. Pierce'. Harorite
rTfwcript.on and hi. -Golilen Medical
IMiMwvery,- write. Mfa. Flora km, of
Dallaa. Jackn Co., Mo I
tempted to try Iheae raeciidnea alter
aeeing the eRr uKn my mother. At
an early ae of married life I waa
areatlr bothered with painful peri
od., alao a troubleaome drain which
rendered me very weak and unlit for
work of any kind. I became to Ib.n
there waa nothing left of me but akin
and bone. My buaband became
alarmed and fot me a bottla of Fa
vorite Prccriiition.' After he a. the
wonderful effect, of that one he r
me two more, and after 1 aaed thoae
up there wa. no more pain, and I he
g.a lo gain in f!eh ery rapidly."
" Favorite Prescription " makes
weak women atrong, sick women
well. Acccept no suhstiute for
the medicine which works won
ders for weak
women.
learn what this people has s-itTered, what
a'ool For KheaiuatlNin.
Last Fall I was taken with a very se
vere attack of rheumatism which caused
me great pain and annoyance. After try
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they have been, and what they are doing ina several nrescrintiona and rl.B.,m.fie
toward uplilting a race that has been cures, I decided to use Chamberlain's
kept in the most abject ignorance and I p.jn Balm, which I had seen advertised
and degredation. and yet possess all the ; i the South Jerseyman. After two ap-
auiDritaiicuiziiis. i plications ol this remedy I was much
better, and alter using one bottle was
completely eured." Sallik Hahbis, St-'
lem.N.J. For sale by G. A. Harding,!
Druggist.
NEW GOODS ARRIVING
at the
FAIR STORE
AdmiHslon "oc.
WbatMi.ill We Have For Desert!
This question arises in the family ev
ery day. Let ui answer it to day. Try
Jell-O, t delicious and healthful dessert.
Prepared in two minutes. No boiling!
no baking I simply add boiling water and
set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange'
Raspberry and Strawberry. Get t pack
age at your grocer's today. lOcb1.
SHE KNEW IT.
A It hough Xot Seen For Years, She
Cognized It Immediately.
Re-
"Ahl That is the Weber. I would
know it anywhere; it is the tone that
satisfies." Such is what t talented
young lady musician exclaimed yester
day when she beard some one in the
store playing one of the wonderful Weber
pianos. She had not heard t Weber in
years, but she recoghized it at once.
Weber pianos have a most exquisite
tone quality, a purity, mellowness and
sweetness that is not found in any other
make. It is the piano you should pur
chase if you can afford the choicest that
American genius, skill and capital can
produce.'
Just now we have a splendid variety
of fancy Wehers in mottled English wal
nut, curly Brazilian and ttorgeous Ban
Domingo manogany cases in the 1902
style., the Colonial, Louis XIV, and the
Renaissance. Write us today. Eilers
Piano House, 3ol Washington street, the
borne of the three great American pianos
the Weber, of New York : the Kimball,
of Chicago; and the Chickering, of Bos
ton. Branch stores at Spokane, San Fran
cisco, and Sacramento.
l"e A I lea's Fool Kane,
A powder to be shaken into the shoes.
Your leet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes, try Allen's Foot
Eae. It cools the feet, and makes
waking easy. Cures swollen, sweating
feet, inurowing nails, blisters and cal
lous spots. Relieves corns and bunions
of all pain and gives rest and comfort.
Try it today. Sold hy all druggists and
shoe stores for 2oc. Trial package
FfcEE. Address, Allen S. OlmBted, Le
Roy, N. Y.
Experience Convinces.
Prove its value by investing 10 cents In
trial size of Ely's Cream Balm. Drnggists
supply it and we mail it. Full size 50 cents.
KLY J3HOS., 66 Warren St., New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. 20, 1899.
Messrs. Ely liBos.: Please send me a 50
eent bottle of Cream Balm. I. find your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
cur for catarrh and cold In the Lend.
DxllM.Pottxb, Gen.Mgr.Ariz. Gold M. Co.
Messrs. Elt Bbos. : I have been afflicted
with catarrh for twenty Tears. It mad me
so weak I thought I had consumption. I
got one bo tie of Ely's Cream Balm and in
three days the discharge stopped. It is ths
bent medicine I have used for catarrh.
Proberta, CaL Fkasx E. Kstolxspox.
Cyour. faith sSLirsl
A Fireman's ( lose Call.
"I stuck to my engine, although every
joint ached and every nerve was racked
with pain," writes C. W. Bellamy, a lo
comotive fireman, of Burlington, Iowa.
"I was weak and pale, without any ap
petite and all run down. As I was about
to give up, I got a bottle of Electric Bit
ters, and, after taking it, I felt as well as
I ever did in mv life." Weak, sickly,
run down people always gain new liie,
strength and vigor from their ose. Try
them. Satisfaction guaranteed by Geo.
A. Harding. Price 60 cents.
our. it you try:
Shiloh's
Consumption
at al s our. la ao strong we
I .11 a guarantee a cure or refund
a money, and we Bend you
free trial bottle if yon write for it.
6HI1,0H'S coat. 25 cent and will rare Con
sumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitia and all
Lung Troubles. Will cure a cough or cold
in a day, and thna prevent aerioua result.
It ha. been doing these thing for 10 yeara.
8. C Wails Co.. Le Roy. N. Y.
Karl's Clover Root Tea corrects tat Stomach
E. I. SI AS
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles.
All kinds of repairing neatly done
and warranted.
lloflloe, lll.lar. Catnby, Oregon
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Straight Front Corsets 49c np
Colored Mercised Under
skirts .79c np
Ladies' Summer Undervests 5c up
" Black Hose 5c up
" and Children's white
hemstitched H'dk'chiefs 2 for 5c
Ladies' white Aprons . . 15c up
" Ready Made Dress
Skirts $i.j5
Satin Ribbon, No.5,all colors 4c yd
Tailor Made Suits J7.75
Girdle Corsets 49c
Torchon Lace 6 yds, for 5c
Valencennes Laces for
Ruffles ic a yd
Nansook Embroidery 5c yd
Bone and aluminum Hair
Pins 5c dor
Pearl Shirt Buttons, all sizes 5c doz
KNtabliahetl I8S.
C.I.
niai
PIONEER
Jf anflf ep and Eijpf e$.
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city.
RATES - REASONABLE
Rupture and Piles
Cured without operation or detention
from business
DR. G. E. WATTS
Room 14, McKay Bldg. 3rd & Stark Sta,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
Hours 1 to 4 and 7 to 8 P. M.
$l5.00to$l8.00aWeek
salary for an intelligent man or woman In
each town. Permanent position. 30 cent
per hour for spare time. Manufacturer,
Box 1102, Chicago.
WASTED SEVERAL PERSONS OK
character and good reputation in each state
(one in this county required) to represent
and advertise old established wealthy busi
ness house of solid financial standing. (Sal
ary $18.00 weekly witb expenses additional,
all payable in cash each Wednesday direct
from head offices. Horse and carriages fur
nisned when necessary. References, En
close self addressed stamped envelope.
Manager, Slti Canton Building, Chicago.
,ltelfo--Tlion)ag Fox.