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OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY. JUNE 0, 1902 I LUiKcorUi)iUcJLb J - .O. A A A A A .O.' Onr correspondents will please tend n articles before Wednedaya of each week, otherwise it reaches us too late for publication. Qol rrk. II. F. Jory, of Saletn, arrived in camp lata Wednesday, P. L. Darling made a business trip to the capital city one day last week. Mr. Helm, of Salem, is making his headquarters at the Copper Queen camp, Perrv Wilkin is practicing with the hammer and drill at the Uranger mine A. Dawes and I!. Lempker left here for Silverton a few days ago, on a mining deal. Will Dawes was up a few days looking after hi- interests iu the mines at Min eral Harbor. The Copper Queen mill ha not started up yet. It is a tine piece of machinery of the latent patent. T. L. Tope is busy with bis pack train at present, packing in provisions for the Freeland Mining Co . C. O. Holt has commenced work on tbe Oregon mine, in which he ha a con tract for mining a twenty foot tunnel. Huh Freeland has moved his canm from Henline to the forks of Gold Creek. I Gray Hair KMnaBauMisdaiMBMMaamw "I have used Ayer's Hair Vigor for over thirty yean. It has kept my ccalp free from dandruff and has-prevented my hair from turn ing uray." Mrs. F. A. Soule, Billings, Mont. There is this peculiar thing about Ayers Hair Vigor it is a hair food, not a dye. Your hair does not suddenly turn black, look dead and lifeless. Butgraduallytheold color comss back, all the rich, dark color it used to have. The hair stops falling, too. II H a Mtlt. All inttitu If your tlrncirit rannnt mippljr yon, pml n n" dollar mid we will eiitrtna u a tHUi.tr. Hn niirti autl giv the nam our unmi nrtira. AtMrtaa, J. ('. A YKK CO., Lowall. Mat. t. Cel., to put up spinning macblnea lr the woolen nulla of that city, and tf an III cient encouragement la ottered, may locate there .permanently. The ladies of Ely bad ice cream and lunch at Ely Itroa. old store on Decora lion Pay and were well atronied, The proceeds were for the benefit of the church in this place. The weather was rather cool for Ice cream. Maple Lane Orange held It monthly meeting Saturday at Nash's Hall. The t'emlatue was rather slim, but Dr Canto and several other visitors gave in terestiug Ulka which enlivened the ex- ercieea and made it a very pleasant and instructive meeting. Wiley Way has bought the place where Mr. tleattie leeided. Consideration wan eight hundred dollars. He will will as sume possession in the near future Mr lioattie will probably uiuve into the Heckart house when it is vacated by the present incumbent. Color Bad ri" rvcrv one would agree that color has n extraordinary effect on ones spirits, und acnrlet or red of any kind are na- iuibcr lanl. S miles fiom Sherwood railroad Hull. Wllaoiiville and Willamette rlvrr. f ij per acre. - . .11 .,t.1lU-aif fit l1ltV htuiae and barn, on Improved tlnctly exhilarating. Hut what la he 5 " "".. -" CU(.klll,l( Ri R, ,,., I0 miles from Portland. V, t power of color over dl e? The h e . fof rlr Al, f,f u,,'5 thai the power exists la not ft new one S , lrro ot(i ,,,,,, , ,, - Indeed nobody know, how old It Is-1 c M , 1 z:ix::z: z KrJi- m . . ... m, Kl doctor (tladdcsdenl t rented litm In a way that would bailie even the Chris- thin Scientist. given here Thursday evening, attended by a large crowd. Mrs. fans Paulson and Mies Martha were in Dover to see Mrs. Nelson, who has been sick for a long while. Henry Rimer, who gave out a piece of land in contract, iias it almost finished. Mr. Freeland is superintendent of the which, besides his new bouse, is a great sin veil l'roiu Au Awftil I'nle, "Everybody said I had lonaumption," writes Mrs A. M. Shields. o( Chambers burg, l'a., "I was so low alter six mouths o( revere sickness, caused by llav Fever and Asthma, that few thought 1 could get well, hut I learned ot the marvelous merit of Dr. King's New Discover? for J Consumption, used it. and was com pletely cured." For desperate Throat and Lung Diseases it is the safest cure in the world, and is iniallitile for Coughs, Colds and Bronchial Affections, tiuar anteed bottles 50c ami fl.00. Trial Pot tles free at Cieo. A. Harding's, ir ix) Comer lot on uth and Vsu Hurro streets, Oregon Cit j . bo uo Cood house and lot In the town of llollon. Seveu fiuit trees i , SIIU pump, gotKl n mum. - . . , . - a To quote his own words, from a note ihio.oo v acres of r"' clear laud, one tune irom uackaiiua satntlcn m I ef Miss Strickland's lu her Marguerite proved county road. Ten miles from I ortlaud, four mtlet fimu o,' of Kriim-e memoir. "I ordered the jjy,,,,,, Hour and lot in lannnali. iscw Hour 141 14 frrt, kit.hm ij... prince to be enveloped In scnrlct cloth I ' Si-iing Water. I.ot 50a uai feet. 1 ... i.u 1.... 1 .,,.1 .11 iiw. r.irnlitir.i i-1 .1... L miirln a (u Clnckaiiiaa county, conalatlm. ..r .... II nil 1 tin 1 in trc-M ,1 11. 1 m, .... - v'lir Ul li" - " ' ' II w Jlfl 1. ... . . . ..1 1 . ... i.i..i. -...I 1 1- .,1 l.aina limiar. anmll orcliMril. al.mi . mKJl. or ma cimnipcr siiouui ue 01 itiiiii i color, which pmptlce not nlone cureil Freeland Miniug Co. The snow is disappearing fast in the to make their wav in the hills and qui improvement Kev. W. C. Lanbe, onr Presbvterian mountains i'rospfctors are beginning ; mir Ister, and family, of Kethanv, H ash- hills and quite ington Co., spent a week here. Mr. a 11 limber are seen daily C Wolti and partner, of Salem, ar rived in camp last Thursday. This is their first trio to the camp. Thep say w- may expect quite a boom this summer. Carat. Nellie Stevens is home again. Edgar May, of Molalla, spent Sunday with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. B. Faust were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Goucier Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Spence and family spent Monday with Mrs. W, Oriaen tliwaite. M'. and Mrs. Spem e returned home Fruiav from Saleiu, where they have been attending State (j range. Miss Echo Spence returned home Fri day, after a week's visit with Miss Lil lian Hayward, of Oregon City. Mr. apd Mrs. W. W. May and daugh ter, Miss Berths, who recently sold out to Air. White, left Monday tor their lu tuie borne in Oregon City. Oolton. Mrs. J C. C. Hall has so far recovered as to be out last Sunday. John Carlson was visiting his datigh ters in Portland last week. Miss Veva Robeson has been visiting friends in Cotton this week. Mrs. Gottberg is visiting in Highland at the home of P. Davidson. Mr. Kern and Mr. Bottommiller were in Col ton on business last Friday. Our school-hoase is putting on a east difference in appearance under the management of Dix Bros. Mr. Woodruff's sister, of Montana, baa arrived to epe,nd the summer with him here. Quite a number met at the graveyard on DecoraMon Day and covered tbe graves of their departed ones with flow ers. Colton can not boast of a regular train system but A. Carr, is seen passing up Main street and down Water street some times. The dance at the city hall on May 31 was a success. There were 27 numbers. Everything was pleasant and everyone happy. Quite a number came from a distance. Charlie Robeson, of Ostrander, whe has been spending a few days with rela tives and nursing a broken arm, returned to his ranch in Cowlitz County, wash. Weunesuay. Dover. Mrs. Ritzmiller and sister went to Portland last week. Mrs. Nelson has gone to Portland to be under tbe doctors care. Mr. 8. Douglass and family were the guests of Mrs. tVolf last suoday. There was no preaching at Dover Sun day because Kev hxon was cared to Zion for a funeral ceremon v. I.Miibe delivered an impressive sermon Sundav to a large audience and four new members joined the etiurch. Sherwood. Decoration Day was observed hers. Miss Smock is very ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Hanes, of Idaho, is visiting her son Miles. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bell visited Oregon City Sunday. The A. 0 U. W. is going to build a large ball in the near future. Mrs. S. J. France, of Seattle, Wash is visiting her sister, Mrs F'yman. Rain, rain. rain. It looks as though our winter would be over soon, although the crops look fine in spite of the bad weather Wlllametta. Fred Hodges was up from Portland over Sunday. Mattie and Rutb Mapletborpe visited in the country baturday. Mrs. Dwinne and baby Kobert were visiting in Portland Sunday. A merry party from Portland picniced along toe lualatin Sunday. Mrs. Will Whiteside was'viuting with friends in Willamette Saturday. Mrs. td Mason and children spent Sunday with relatives in Willamette. Ed. Batdorf and family, from Sunset, drove to Willamette Sunday afternoon. Frank 8hipley, Lloyd Fuller, Harley Miller and Harry Mihlstine were Port land visitors Sunday, 1 he Misses Shipley and Keam gave a delightful party to about thirty oi their young Menus, Saturday evemng. A very pleasant time was enjoyed by all. him, but prevented hla being marked." The old chronicle goes on to suy thnt he "treated the sous of Ilia noblest houses In England on the rod system and mndo good cures In all." "In this childish state." Miss Strick land quaintly remarks, "was the noble art of healing at the court of Margue rite." What would her comment be If she lived In this twentieth century r Philadelphia Ledger. irru cu, -..,. ' ai'frg ru1 balance good paturc ami taaiiy iiraien. 4 mile Iroiu l0. A" Terms reaMinable. s Vft Loan you monrv 011 fust mortgage security and loan your uionrv Alwtrai'ta made. O. B. DIMICK, Attorney ,t kf Head It In III ,rYriairr. George Scbaub, a well known German citisen of New Iebnon, Ohio, is a con stant reader of the Daytun Volkzeiluog. He knows that this paper aims to adver tise only the I -est iu its columns, and when he saw Chamberlain's Pain B.ilm advertised therein (or lame back, he did not hesitate in buying a bottle of it for bis wile, who fur eight weeka had suffered 1 Kn " fourth. The queen I Cnronadiiw tllaadrra. There were all aorta of blunder mndo at Queen Vletorla's-coronatloii, aud tho queen never knew what she was to do next. They made her leave her chair and enter St. Edward' clinpel before the prayer was concluded, much to the discomfiture of the archbishop. The ruby coronation ring, according to the rubric, should go 011 the fourth V duger. Iu this case the ring had been 11 made for the little finger, which tho, queen accordingly held out when the K t-..t,.if li.i. ....w, Tl... n..lil.lul...t, ..- l-ivj'i Kllll- llllv- . .11 lll'inuir , - fused to put It 011 that finger ami snld We carry tbe largest stock Caik- rtt, Colli n and I.lniuga In Clack alli a, vii j . We are the only undertakers In Clackamas county owning hrarae and will fiiruiah it for leaa than can be had elsewhere. We are under small eeiie and do not ask large profit. CalU promptly attended night or day 1 R. L. H0LMAH Tie Doors Sod!, if Ccsrt H::a. I'honra 476 ami .10.Y. Also Tbe singing school has been disturbed several limes by disagreeable young men irom firwood and Pleasant Hill. George. Corn and potatoes are all planted here. Mr. Henry Meinke, who has been very ill for several weeks, is improving. Mr. Devaney, of Portland, was here to investigate bis newly boughten ranch. Mr. and Mrs. John Dons, of Garfield, were here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Held. Our road supervisor, Henry Johnson, is working thu road now, with gang of men. A phonograph entertainment was Bedland Hay promises to be a good crop, grain ana iruit. Born to the wife of Chas. Shumwar. a boy, 00 May 31. Claude Stone is attending the Portland business College. Potato planting is almost over. The acreage is a Uir one. Boys, don't forget the socials and girls. don't neglect the baskets. Mr. Hiciobothem is getting some of tbe plank lor tbe road on tbe grade. Miss Lillie McCubbin is staying with her grandmother, Mrs. A. Sprague, who is sick. Harry Mosher spent lat week visiting mends at Wiieonville, Tualatin and Portland. Businees was also combined with pleasure. Don't forget tbe coming events Miss etone school social t nday night, Miss Murray's one week from rriday, Cbil aren a uay, ounuay, at 10:30. All are cordially invited to come. with the most terrible pains in her back and rould get no relief. He says: "Afti-i using the Paiu Balm for a few days 111 v wife said to me. '1 feel as though born anew,' and before using the entire con tents uf the bottle the unbearable pains had entirely vanished and she could again take op her hon-ehcld duties." !! ii verv thankful ami hopes that all suffering likewi will hear of her won derful recovery. This valuable liniment is for sale by U. A. Harding, Druggist. The One That rhoae to Par. Three men hud been out on a spree, and on the way home lute at night they made n wnger that the one who did not do 11s his wife told til iu should pay for a chiimpiigne aupper the fol lowing tilsht. The first one returned home, and hi wife greeted him thus: "Hello, yoy beauty! That' right, knock all tbe ornaments off the mantel piece!" lie knocked them nil off. The sMond returned and on going Into his bouse fell against tbe piano. whereupon hla wife said: "Go on; get a chopper and smash It up!" He did so. . The third returned, and on going up stairs his wife said: "You miserable scamp, fall down stairs and break your neck!" . Needless to say. be paid for the up perLondon Spare Momenta. remonstrated, declaring that she could not get It on. hut the archbishop Insist ed that It had to go. Accordingly the other rings were taken off. and tbe new one was forced on with such piilti that as soon as the ceremony was over the queen hud to bathe her finger In Ice water to get It off. Saturday Evening Post. Small Flaw. An Englishman walking through a certain part of Scotland with rod and reel came upon a tiny loch which he thought held out promise of good sxrt. Patiently he fished for three hours, moving steadily from spot to spot along the borders of the little pond, but no success came to him. At last be accosted a boy who bad stood for ten minute watching bliu with mingled surprise and curiosity ou his face. "My little lad." said the Eng. Ilshnian. "can you tell me whether 1 there are any fish In this pond?" "If there be ony. they must be vera wee one, sir," returned the boy. "for there waa nae water here until it rain ed yesterday!" Hew to Entertain Your Friends ho they will enjoy tvery moment of the time: '1 ake them to ... f The Wilhelm Tell House (live them Cream Pure Wye Whisky ami Oainhrinus Deer. Sixth and Main Street. A. H. GRIESSEN, PfOp. J A Hnalnraa Maa'a Wrrr. The successful merchant nowaday know how to turn even misfortune Into advertising. A tpam of coach horses dashed Into an Immense uliite glasa window lu front of a big fund- ! ture store In New York city and made ! general smiishup of everything in 1 sight The proprietor, Instead of shut- ! ting up shop even temporarily, sat BBOTQRS say "Consumption can be cured." Nature alone won't do it. It needs help. Doctors say "Scott's Emulsion Is the best help." But you must continue its use even la hot weather. If you haw not tried it, and for free sample. SCOTT & BOWNE, CbemiU, 409-415 Pearl Strew, New York, Se- and J1.00; all druggist. Election passed off quietly here, as our people are of a quiet disposition. Some of our voters go to Maple Lane, some to viola ana some to Hardings, so we can t Bay how this place went, positively. The M. B. A. 'a of this olace are mak ing quite a stir. They offer great induce metits, to increase their order. Thev nave one 01 trie best, 11 not the best, In ternal orders in existence. One wishing insurance against accidents and death should look into their plan. Ill- Mrs. Dean will remain for a lengthened visit with her sister, Mrs. U. G. Frost. El wood Frost is working in Portland. laying track on tbe new electric railway. A. M. Frost and wife will start for their home in Oberlin. Kansas, on Sat urday. Mr. D. G. Froet continues to lmnrov ; in neaitn, ana it is boped will soon be convalescent. j J. L. Swafford, acting deputy assessor, is completing the work unfinished by the regular deputy when he went to work in me cmce. Mr. Watson, who has been occupying the Heckart bouse for the last month, lelt for Burns, Harney Co., Or., where be intends making his future borne. Hugh Nesbit, of Milwaukie, called on Mr. and Mrs. Beattie on Decoration Day. They were formerly neighbors at Sparta, III., but bad not seen each other for about sixteen years. Fred Curian left last week for Napa, The Solemn Quaker. At the funeral of a lawyer of state reputation who lived and practiced In j down and with a pnlnt brush elnbornt- ' a town not fur from Philadelphia and:1 the following on a big white board 1 who was known among bis friend anI Installed It In the window where thereabout as nn unbeliever an eml-l'be plate glas was: "A coach team j nent gentleman from Philadelphia ninHHed this window. You see, even reached tbe house after the minister 1 t,le horse know where to find good had begun the sermon. Not knowing 1 furniture. This Is a pointer for you." how far tbe services bad progressed, be accosted a well known Quaker of the town, who wiis a friend of the de- censed and who was noted for bis great sense of humor, aud. leaning over bis shoulder, asked In a whisper: 'What part of the service have they reached?" To which tbe Quaker, without a mile, replied: "Just opened for tbe defense." Phil adelphia Times. 1)0X1' GUESS AT IT ' but If you are going east write u for our rate nd let us tell you a I suit the service and acromuiodatiou offered by lit IlllnoisContral Railroad. Through Tourist Can via the Illinois Control from Pacific Coast " Chicago and Cincinnati. i"i't fail to write ui iki your trip a we arc in a oaitiun to give you some valuable inform. tion and aaalatance. 5319 miles of Trck over which is operated some of the fineat traiui in the world. For particular regarding freight or panacnutr rate call 0 or address J. C. LINDSI'.V, U. If. TRUMBULL, T. V. Si P. A. Cnm'l Airt. 141 Thin! tercet. I'ortlaud, Ore. A WOMAN'S RISK As a trapeze performer i greater than a man's. She must have a man's courage and a man's muscle to succeed. But she must also work under condition of which a man knows nothing. Many an accident to women acrobats must be attributed 1 to tbe sudden weakness to which all women are subject at cer tain times. Dr. Pierce' Favorite Pre scription heal tbe womanly diseases which cause weak ness. It estab lishes regular ity, dries weakening drains, heals inflammation and ulceration, and cures female weakness.- It makes weak women strong and sick women well. " With pleasure I write today In pro In of Dr Pierce ani hia medicine." aava Mm Mnrv r. wny, of Applrlon. iJiirrrnce Co.. Tenn. w troubled with female dieat ;. the back of my head hurt me ao I could not lie in bed and I would have to ait uo. and then I would hv. such pains from my wairt down I could acarcely raiaeup. My (ret and handa would feel alnit like ice. Since taking Dr. Pierce a Favorite Prescription 1 can Bleep well all nifjht. Could hardly drag around before I took your mrli cine, and now can do my hotiwwork and help my husband in the field. Worda cannot ezureaa the thanks I owe to lr. pierce." Weak and sick women are invited to consult Dr. Pierce, bv letter, free. All correspondence is held as strictly private and sacredly confidential. Address Dr R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce' Common Sense Medical Adviser, containing more than a thou sand large page, is sent free on receipt of stamps to pay expense of mailing only. Send 31 one-cent stamps for the cloth-bound volume, or only 21 tam for the book in paper covers. Address Dr. R. V. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. How (ha Natlvra Treat Oorlllaa. Natives In the countries Inhublted by great apes regard them alwny as hu man beings of Inferior types, and It 1 for till reason that for a long time It was found Impossible to get hold of nn entire gorilla skin because the Ravage considered It religiously iiccessur; to cut off the hands and feet of the ani mals when they killed them. Just as they do with their enemies, possibly for the purpose of rendering them harmless In case they should by any chance come to life again. Salad IManta. The salad plants contain no apprecia ble amount of nutrient and are not esteemed for this reason by those who recognize their value and deem their crlspnes and cooling propertle on In dispensable part of the Ideal dinner. Tbe nature of their component part, along with the oil, nclds and condi ments used to dress them, makes them most useful aids to the digestion. Tha Flrat blaaa Window. The first glass window In England was put up In an abbey about tbe year 080. Glass window, however, did not become general for manv hun dred year, and a Inte ns ir.70 i. glass casements at Alnwick castle, tho Duke of Northumberland eut, wero regularly taken down when the family wa away from home.-Note and Queries. nia Knowledge. "I suppose, Mr. Cusey." said the pas senger to the Irish pilot, "you know where all tbe rocks are along this coast." "Faith, OI do not," replied the pilot, "but OI know where they alu'L" Phil adelphia Press. Aa Ineaprrtrd tnmrr, When It was too lute, the barber's customer discovered th.it the op-mtur hi' hud selected to manipulate the ra zor hud l.een Indulging hj alroug ilrlnk. Hut he sunk back In his chair, trusting to luck for a successful (thrive. The In evitable happened. Imweier. when the nerve racked Imrher Jalihed a piece of cuticle from the victim" chin. "Now you (tee. sir. what hard drink ing will do." walli-d thu damaged per son. "Yes. It doc mak,, ti11( ,k t,.uj,.r" snld the man of sln ars und blade.-Hx-change. I arlakt.ooa. The "llloe" Dannhe. Those of tho Austrian poets who are fond of singing the charms of the "blue Danube" were recently disappointed to bear of (he liivcstlgnlloim t,f rerlalu ;ermuti seientiHt. xiiU man watched tbe big river f.,r a whole year, giving to his studle. ,, l0lr PVPry IImniI1)r The result of these observation . thnt he found the water to be brown I! times: yellow. 4H: dnrk green, no ught green. 45; grMI, gr,.,.ni 05. Kr(.,,: Ish gray, fill; other shades of green 110 and that It never lint! anything like tho rue im which It Is credited by the bards. -vV-!- "Your hiisliniid I a good gulf plJ I've been told." "Oh. no: he Isn't, lie swear M thing nwful."-New York Journal- Ilaytintl lllm. Worldly Wisdom. "Now that my engagement to Edgar Is broken off I wonder If he'll ask mo to return tbe Jewels thnt he gave me." "If he doesn't ask for them, I'd send them back at once, for lu that caso they'ro not genuIner-FIIegende Blatter. niarkfnr Slovea, marking a stove Is one of the house keeper s dlHiigreenblo duties. Never try to black It when It Is hot or per fectly cold. It should be m,.r,.y Wllnn Thin tho polish with turpentine. If the stove Is greasy, wash with borax water: If roughened through overheat ng. mid a teuHiKx.nful of molasses to he blacking. linve mittens to protect tbe bauds. lie And so nianderrtl Into It. you arc really going to rrififrv tl.nf ""' 1 i''resor-you. the heroine of 11 thousand engagement.: How did you ever come to accept hi,,,? His CoiihI,, rrmn collcg,.,Vby you see. he prop,,,.,! n (JnH.kf I refused hi,,, j ,X(J J( negatives a,i ..,,.,, m I m too proud to acknowledge my bin,,- 41144 Wronger In Town- See lure, olllcer; how long will It take me to co to the Polk street depot? Policeman Che It up, mister. I uln't no nilnd render. Itetter consult the lndv In side. Chicago News. Had alaaaMi A B ntH Iion't know, BoW Hint It'i wrj Lad ninnnm put your to In your modi' llobbli Pon't 1" think. 10 that lt' .admnD stare t V gliestl Wb' tliey're mM' Ko We Mr. 0W Wasn't there some kind of Idtcb shout wcil'llns-fl'"1. p,Kx.nleIi:h" Miss MwT' Mr Wr S; the P009 did not there any all.-!'''"10" America"- How Ha Woaod Cp. "Snd about Bingham, Isn't ItT "What' the matter with Blnghamr "lie went to tbe bad being a good fellow." Baltimore News. r. run i.ine of jj LADIES' awl CHILDREN'S SHOES r. All Uradaa Bpntla! Barajalna In GROCERIES, PATENT MEDICINES i 1 a A. S, HUNT, Willamette Fill. Poa Offlra and 1'ubllo Telent"" gtatlo rublio laioF"""- -,i
