Oregon City enterprise., June 20, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1902.
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llllflltN. Ii( tliiMVi.r f!ri...k waa In
'Own yesterday.
Mayor Adam Knight, of Can by, was
III the city last hatuiday.
II. Coclnan, a irnniliii.it fanner o(
Needy, was in Did dty Tuesday.
Mlna Harah (lllm,... .,1 ill. I.
Vl-lling tiff mniir at llaytun, Or.
Ii'ililnr 1 I L'... ..I il. i . t. ii.
, - ' i"i naioria iauy
lliidjet, ii In Ida city Tues.iay.
David Davis, ,t,r of Ht. Helen
Mint, in Him illy Tuesday afternoon.
MIm Janey llsrgrravri.of Gladstone,
U in heat tie on a titoni h ' vim with relative,
Piece Price.
Hee Clisrnuii's Hhot to
Cull and inspect ill Millinery at Ilia
Red Krunt.
Irs. H. It and A. I,
Welnhard llldg.
, Iteatie, IntlMlM,
KILLED H RUJIAWAT ACC1IH.ST.
Death of Mm. Ilcrbi rg ndt' Injuy
, of llprl.li tie (bid
i ,. h.r rt.l Lr t. . ....-r . Enquire
a . H .......
LTn,A r.ui'.iir man with
! i, nk ailg""d wage
i ;-leiei..e miililr.1. Vu' lurlU U
i''.J.I.r . K'H-li V. T'0', Wll.oll.
U hKAM.NN. M l. I'llYHl
4m.ii iir.Mmi'l""lH'l. llii in
I I'l.oh.llTI. t'..ni-f M.ln
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TICK H IlKlrKHY UIV'KN TIIAri
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IUmmam 1maim.
vrOKItriTFAKMSON VV I I.I.AM
rir li wii i'itiuii'I imI Oirtfnn
.. . mmk ami uriu ( inn in
, i.niit Cimnty. Ilvi io ii-i.iy iniixt
0 I'utiUml fur Ml fl r-iiiiiiif
- m.on ri ifrum. Kiiii'tiru of
f uMffCKl lUnk, Diruun Ciiy.
I'lHiKS A i It I K K I Tl . (..Ill-Mlii Hi
l.li..rl II. il. 'III.. I l'v llirl'lr.l
. ...ii" ouniry '"(ny lr
ilkH l.lUr".
:0Yir WANT A IIOMKt-TWO
mlrimi (lifi'in Cl'V, nr Jmirii
!,na i!xhI I'liiilli: r'i.il. nmr lni"l-
iii.r Iiiiifp Imrn uml rll.
!; lo liiiilr-l "nil fifty l"l'ir.. A't-
W. AI.KHUM, OKIIKf. UlfKOII
:)i,0rf nun.
MiMMillln (ifm.l, ul Hi..i.,(.,
vlniiiim Imr mini, Mra W. W AUrm, lu
tlila i lly.
Mr. V. 8 O'ltnn li-ft Ul tiltflit fur
Alllulll. lll ( klm kill Villi li I..I..U (..r
Mr. I''. V. tt liiln mfiitto Vu'fxi (imve
ru..ly in mt..i. t'acilli! Uiilvi-mliy
loiiiiiii'iiii'tiicnt.
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riru iiinu.il. 01 .-M-wnrrir, C IH hiin-l I . . i, i ; . '
U) nli iIik fi.ii.i,y ol ro.iin.Htt.r (,t.!J'""'it l'' t "
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mil in una i uy,
Mr. II.. I Mr-, J. II.
Ill'lrll", WITH ill lll
vmiliiiti rxUlivi-a.
HiiiiIhiiiiiiiIii, fitiHtlim, Um, belt, cor
nla ami w ri)Hf.
l'our pit i m iiuhi'i gxl Rocki fur 25
ceiU at ilia Um kut Hlure.
(iilllna. of Ht.
vil y Iml HumUy
iIiEB'S MUX HKI'I'II.T AN I' NW
i.ii; (.if i.nlfin. A li4if of )utr
i.w twiliiinl. J. H. Yuik, I'roji.,
Hr. Or.
For I'rin-i, quality and atyle In Millln
fry call on .Miai Uuldamitli.
Tli Im-1 aixl cln't tine ol rlbtioni
In tuwn at Him Uiickitt Htorc
V oirnr tlie lHt Valum In Millinery
for Ilia loANt money. Mini liolilmnilli.
('ailaoriiV ('urrinrt KmbroMcry tilk;
I M.lit.a' Mali. Ml. lliM tti Vrtlllt. Ill
ntylna ami at (iri.ea to auii one and ill.
IJ.SKYTtU.OAN AT 8, 7. AND II
It tnt. rami iwM'urity, UK
UIMI.
lo loan at Inarral raira.
IUiH.ua & tiuirritii.
X icsi"!1 i f oiiwci -ia- tig"
t i k
yt-alor-a
lour
a
S. J. Vanillin ami lriil mttirniMl Mon
if morn i nil fr"in tlifir lioin-yiiiooit.
D. C. ) l.yman Utonret'e aitfinli-U
mmfncfinpiil at MfMinnvillu Colli-K".
Uaanl Mmpliy, tl.e I'ortluml ailHftn.
iitsl lrm:.ila in llna ilila fit V laal Hun-
lb )U.il uf St. Jolm't ii luxil lifld an
luvaijiB (Hi me in Caiit'iiiali li
aUy.
ff. II. liiirulianli. Jr.. of Hali-m. waa
3.IUHLU, ui Ural at I lie w'tik, Vialting
l!'.to.l.
Mm. Kciilii n Hiinnaiiii wont in t)ifi:on
fily M iniLy lo viall Imr anil. Ill Ji-ill-Kiiterpriie.
I Attortiy Jolm W. I,udir li-ft
7kr AnliUiiil and Mxdlord uu
. ; buniiuaa trip.
CinUin l!,.!,..ri I Vmiiiif am in I'ol t-
"ul ImI (-ilunLy niKiil and waa lull 1
1 f J into tlie myalHiiea of tlie Myalic
xiiiii;.
Him Jcniiiu lU.tia ia in KuuHntj at-
gliding ciiiiiinencfiiiHiil ol tlm Mate uni--'iiv.
Mid ia Dm guuai ol Mra. Laura
i'lirria.
Judge Gordon K. IIa)ra Ml Monday
-'.tit lor han KranciBC'i on li-gal In""
hiiiI will be auamit iroiu itie city
'tool ten d.ya.
Jlri. (In. h.ttmi.rlnif- K.iaiuii). waa
"iliaciiy Friilay and wa tlm utwal ol
Mr i W l- I ci.. ii. .Unulilnr
Uloiinl Chria Taylor, wlio waa one of
"it ju uiya oliluat iioiif)ra.
Nicholas Htempnl, of Hoot, returned
limiMly eviminn from OrrK.011 t'l'V.
'"re h hia,it) a aiu'ceanlttl Unnl auainat
Ifu lLM. ...... .... . ... i ... 1 ... .IA a.ri.l
--w uu aiii)iiiiieii io jiiiii iv v.v
""'I beat land. IoUmIj Uailer.
!rof. llarrv D. Wilcox, IhIb atiwrin
'lfnt uf 'ti,B Oregon City public
hool li.t Monday inoriiina lor Tort
'""I, wlicr,, w, re.iilf during the
mniiifr. lliaaddreaa ia 80 Third atriwt.
.M'. Then. E. Oault. of GladHtono,
till. . ... 1 . I.
' ""r ton unit Uiiligtiler, IB in ami
'""l allHinliiiK Hie Ctiriatian Kiideavor
iivea.
M a. T. W. Claik mturnnd Ve.lni'dy
fn.iil Kaker City, hVi a two iiionllia'
Vint Willi rnlalivca J
Aliel Miti'-hh, fiirmi-rly a rriili nt ol
Una i'iy, ia among Una yeai'a ma'Wiaiea
("in I'ai'llli! I'tiiveraiiy.
Ciiiinty Jn.lgn T, K. Itvan ailendi'd tlm
ili.tili'l rui.Vi.filliiri i.f li.. WimmIiiii.ii l.f
tint World In Woodliiim VVdn(day.
Il.MlilriitL'H 1). Stiinillur arrlv.il Vi.it.
lipwlav fiuin Han r lanciai o anil Iff t vra
ler.la fur Ilia Fail in Ilia interi-at of' Ina
III in.
Mxrril) MiKtrna will rilnrri (nniin lliia
aii'k (mill Ciirvallia. Hm h.a Iimii. h
linlriii ol tlm agi Irulliiral collrga lur tlie
iaat year.
Ml.M-a K.lna CanflnM ami Girtnidu
Munr-a atlemli'd (''.iiiiiiwin muni ol tlm
lata agiliiiltural tol.egt) at I'orvallii
Una n k.
Mia UnrtiH and M'yma Hliannun,
of ll.-i.n t. Coin., arrived lii-m TiirailV
lr a t.ilid vlit Willi lli.'ir lather, J'lnl
Sliatiiiun, ul Hrii'gwaii'r.
Itev. Mr. Urin e, ol tlm Hi-Hlnana' Mia-
aii, n HI I'.irllalid, will nci'iiiy tli mliit
I M. I'aiil K.lroial ( Iniri'li next Hun
'lay inornmg al 11 o'cliak.
.Mra J). , (ilaaa leave! tomorrow for
Cnrvnllia, win-in ah will remain until
M.iiiilav, af'xr win. h alie goea to 1'uiPMia
(or a lii'intli'a vi-.it with iiimidx.
Mra. K. H. Uol'inaon and twoi hildren.
fii.in Hai iainei lo, anlve.l tlii week and
will nuke a aik weeka' vi-lt lo Mra.
H.il.in.on'a uioii.i-r, Mn. r . L. t'oi li
rane. Jildgn A. H. lliiniiell, of The D.illea,
waa in Ida ltv SaliniUy, ariijiiipai.ln.1
liy Ina daiiiililer. Jii'lua Keiilii-ll waa
..... i.r il. .ii.iriifva lur H.'lxM'.-a I'lirriey
in lier II&.IHII ilamage anil auainal tlie
Houlhern I'avillf Co.
Dee Hlinpaon liai gone lo Oregon City
lowotkiutlia Willamette ru.p Milla.
He liaa a good Job and in tlio Kail will
iriiirn l.onie. a be lial lieen re-cle.-led
to U-acli in tbe lnilepiiileiite tcliool.
Ill.leielidfnie Elilerpriae.
K lw aid Avery Newton graduated Ihla
1. 1 i..ili.Mii anil auivi-rv f rum tlie
i'niveialty o( IVnnaylvaiiia. lie gradu
ated tl.roe yean ago Irom Uia fame ur
atitution in dentlawy Ho Well known
in Una eity, wbeie liii uiotlier, Mra. K.
L. Newton remdea.
.... r? It MiwinHi of tlie United
Hlalea Uml Olti. e, moved lln week lo
Ilia Julin K. Iluniplirya reaineuuo
Upper Seventh airiMjt. He will remain
tln-re with Ina family for aliuut u
w,eka, when lliey will move into the
liarria reai.U.iae In Nurtli Uregui City.
W. liillM-rl l&eattin returned Friday
Irom Wrangle). Ala-ka, where .ie Ima
r... li.. mil nine monHia
lirwi li-Hl i.ii.M " r -
and will prolial.lv l"elid the anrnmer
.... .. . In L'l.,.Q(llt ll.A
here. Mr. ueaui" env m
lirat of the week to attend tlie loininem e-
meiil ekeniaea of the alale univeranjr,
(rom whidi he graduated latit year.
.... ,.i l inn'a Mill, was In
iieorue r-" "i - - , . i
town l.mt Mori'luy aiTompan led by liti
nephew, K.J Kurnmeyer, .")
arrive-l lrom Chhago. Mr. i M pee haa
. ... I '...k ..i . ii r i't Nn. 1:1 lor
lieen acnwii n' , ,r, ..
Ill yrara and belore Holding mi"
waa a director in Ida district. He haa
I...I.I a w hool ollloe eoiilinuoiiHiy .u.i.
1S7H
.... i u- ivinmr. of Canbr. waa in
m i.... II. I. .a arranged lor
tneniy i ie--.y. ,"" "" ",.
,'ne mile north f MoUIU. wl.l-h wil be
... i.... Mr. K iner I a
nm. in tTv;;, Aviation
and ha a church at Cnby. betudee
"reaching at aeve.al other place in the
county.
(),orge J. Currin, of lone, Morrow
County " P ,rom I'ortland Hatur-
v.iiii.iij. i:.,,, il.u framl
itav. lie liaa ooen ." ,
'.'"y. . Il Mt Mom uV for
I. oil if" 01 iauN. , , ,
5 JUrm. Mr. Currin will probably
rutnrn to lone HUB WIT.
Mg wheat rand. In Morrow County
formerly a repreHentative
ill nTriion legislature from Clackama.
County m"l i well known Here.
Heady
at) le.
to Wear Hala in the latent
Mi-a Goldamllh.
I'ricei lo anil you all
Ue.l Fiont.
In Millinery at
Childreii'a Day emrcirie were held al
the Melhudial Chuitli iaal bun Jay evening.
A ani'1-KM.fnt lulint aot:ial WBB lilvell
Ut Haturday night III Linu'a Mid achool-
IIOUMtt,
Kkuo, June 10 A very aad arrldnnt
with runaway team occuired at I'roctoi
A Keer'a aawmill near Cottrell, and re
ulied In tlie death of a lady by the
name of Mr. Ilerheig, tlm injury of her
little child, and a imall hoy badly
briilited. A near a can be aacertained,
a man hv Him lialliHof Howell Wrat at the
mill loading lumber on hi wagon. Tlie
blowing of the wliitle, a a aignal for
the mill to atari, Beared the team, which
ran about lllty yanla, meeting the hack
wlikh had been atumiing ai rr.:ir t
lieen' store with the lady and child In
it.
It appear that that the hack team
v.. i.v uu i.i turn arounii. io na
Irightened at the runaway team), wiien
It tipped to one aide, throwing tlie lady
and child out. Ihenina wneei oi me
nn i..mu.iI nwr the Imlv'a neck.
breaking it and cainlng almoat Inatant
death. . .
'l i,. I,nv that waa hurt waa holding
the leain while the man waa loading the
wagon. He fell behind the leant ami
came near Mug crorihed, but eacaped
with only alight brume.
A lad about eleven year old, who
ive liia name a Jeaaie Warner, iro-n
P.iril.twi nr Vu ni'iin v.r . haa been loaflutf
about the mill of tlii vicinity for Ihe
laat lew day, apj.arenliy conieme 1.
Ii 1. ..l.l ili-i l.u avaa iIih cauae of the
ruiiawav at Cottrell. cauaing the deatii
of Mra.'llerberg. ll i likely that he
haa eacaped from aorne aid aociety or
orpl.ini home. The autboritie would
lo well to Intobia caae.
The girl' cla at the
Ciaed WediUBilay mghl.
tiMia were held.
Y. M. C. A,
Closing exei'
MISS MAY M1LWA0 15 Til K LEAD ' tyXXXXXXXXXXSCXXXli
!kJ TUP A
ri
Ahead In Ihe lonteat fur (;odlr4 nf
J. Ortj lib 110 Vole
THE
ion. They are the giieata ol rei-
VI ,1 1 1. ......I. a. fit
iib. iiauu ia a bibwi-.u
tJaull.of Aahland.
Juliu- li.lanKer and family, of Baton
f;00!!". La., and E J. Korumeyer and
"'a Maitie Knrninver. of Chiiago,
mved Ml Ww,k j gre vihiting the
Urnilvr.il' .. r vliila
. -v " tmuige reea av j.iini
"'likely u,at 1 df the party will
"te iD Uiii vicinity.
Leonard Charman returned Wed
1J 'morning from Corvallii whore he
"nt Monilay morning to attend com
'0i-rnent of the Oregon Agricultural
yWfiM. Mr. Charman graduated from
ttlt ( I 1 fy .1 .1.1.
. . " V- twenty yeara ago anu n.
j mthenrRt that he ha witnes-cd
Dry CuUirrh.
Drv Catarrh
in icou follu-le niiue 10 " ,
content. Cue Ooucnea .
'reely towlMc..h.an .Uu.ur.
dai y, takinn mo - -..
regularly ..cording to d.rectlon Fot
Sale by all druggiata. Hook on Catarrh
free. Addree HmithJo-, t reno, Cal.
Miovr To A voIl Trouble.
Nova .ttOV 7l
...,l (ami V Wltn ! DWMi v..-
' " -.1...1. it irr iimi Kem-
lain'i t;o ic, ." iwi ..!.!
edv. Iti!almo8iceri.u , ,V , 1.
belore tl.e u,un,er i over, and I it n
procured now may wve you tnp to
own in tl.e night or in your bu;rt -ion
It 1 everywhere admitted to be
U,2'm."t ..cee.Hful medicine In nae for
tZ complain., both for chddren and
adult. No fan, ly can afford to be w ih
nut i'. ror taw "y -
Druggist.
Cl.arman i Co., the Cut price Drug
giaia, ca.ry over !0,(HK) article 111 their
up to date Drug htoie.
Hpecial price on all bicyclu, new and
old at Huntley' Hook Htore. Duu'l
buy a wheel till you get our pike.
It ia reported thai K. 11. Uabbert, of
the Itmrier Herald, will aeBtime charge
ol the Hi. Helena Allot, owned hy David
U4V1,
Now ia ihe time to paint and (novate
your huiiHe. Cliarumn A Co. are mak
ing apecial price on paiiile, oil anu
itaiaoiiiiue.
Judge William Galloway, Receiver of
il,.n,.wiiil'iiv I ..in. I Ollice. ha lieen
elected vico-preaideiil ol Ihe On-goll 1'io-
licer Aaaocialiou.
The 4-year-old daughter of Chaile
Holme, of I'lea-aiit Home, died tat
Hrtturday inoriiiug. The luuerul wa
I eld Hunday altera, on.
One ticket for the Uoddea of Lilierty
coiiieit with every ckhIi purcha-e to the
amount of one dollar will be given at
Albright meat market.
The only good printing in ihe county
I found at the Kuterprine office, l'ricea
right Htock, tyle and workinanahlp
unequalled. 1'ruiupt printing.
John I. Martin, a (aimer living about
10 mile eaat of thia city, wa thrown
liom hi wagon Tuesday anJ .-eteived
severe injurie wliicii will conline him to
hia home for everal week.
C. A. McMillan, the Went Hide grocer,
thia week told hi establishment to r.
L. Oswald, w ho came here recently with
l.la family from Ohio. Mr. McMillan
haa moved into the L)onaldaon house
and will take a needed rent.
The Knworth League of the Methodist
Church gave an Ice cream and traw
u...... in tlm iMctnre room of the
church 00 Tueiday evening. A literary
and musical program waa renuereu uu
the evening wa thoroughly enjoyed by
those present.
Tli hoi dava are here and wi'l last
until Octolier. It follow that yon must
Mr amniiier clolbiiiK. the kind thai ins
tlie form perleclly. There is great aalu-
laclion in having good nilltig cioiuea.
.See Joe Knowland, on fceveulb Bireel,
near depot.
Tlie Sunday Hchool of Ht. Paul's Epis
copal Church will give its annual picnic
tomorrow 00 the hank of the Tualatin.
A panaenger car will leave at 9:30 A. M.
and after that hour wood cars will run to
Ihe picnic ground at Irregular intervabt
Many children and grown people will
enjoy the beautiful day and a pleasant
tune is anticipated.
Chriatian Hcience services are held in
Red Men' hall every Sunday morning
.til, 'dock. Hubject lor Hunday, June
.' "Is the Universe, Including Man,
Evolved bv Atomic Force." Sunday
......i . 1? nVliM k. Wednesday eveu-
11 uuui - -
ing meeting at 8 o'clock. To thee ser
vices all wie welcome.
"My little son had an attack of whoop
ing cough and was threatened with pneu
monia; but for Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy we would have had a serious
time of it. It lo saved him from lat
eral severe attack! of croup." U. J.
Htkickfapkn, editor Woild-llerald, Fair
Haven, Wash, for saie oy uu. .
Harding, Druggist.
n:u- .:.l;nn .a . i.luaanra and to nmke
Iiau rm.i.a " r" - - .
: ..Uaaiirable one must ride a good
....i 'i:l. tt.o WnlfT.AinKrican. Heel
Johnson A Lamb about it. Main Street,
across from bnierpneeoiuce. fteoan....
of bicycles, sewing machines and all
other machines neatly, quickly and
cheaply done. Extra parti lor wheels.
I.' .. . l.l.- L ... rr,l .ill
New tires lliaisiauu iue rioi., "r"--.
lamps, bells, saddles, etc.
Secretary Cross, of the Willamette
Valley Chautauqua Association, has
.rr.n.niwnta (or tlie Dftseoaii
I11BUD - j...;..
.mini at Uiausione Ira uui.ui
. 1 . t 1. ..,,.1. Aaoom Mv. Vancouver.
Mount Angel, Silverton and Chemawa
have entered and It is probable that the
fifth team will be tl.e Oregon City boys.
(. ivml.l Aajtilv bhI a team from
Portland, either the Monograms, Up
church, or Fidelity. There will be a
game everv day during me AB-eniu.,
with tbe exception of Sunday and the
tournament is expected to he the best
in year. Last vear the cup wa won by
Vancouver and this year the winning
team has iti choice ol a trophy cup or
.150 cfh prizp. Each team will be
given 30 for expeniii.
For flue Photo call on Snodgras. uc
cessor to Cheney . A cialty made of
high claa work. Portrait Enlarged, in
Ciavon, Water Color and India Ink. A.
bromide enlargement free with all cabi
net sitting for a hort time. Give n a
call.
The contest for goddess of liWty is
becoming exciting. Miss May MilHiead
Is In the lead with 140 vote and Mr.
Charles Calta la a clone second. O'her
candidate may appear before the close
Ol the contest, which ia one week from to
morrow nlirht. Last night the vote wa:
Mis Mhv MilHtaad 140 1
Mr, ('has Catta 101
!:..- f 1 i;.il... t
ij ma i.tKAic .'Biin " 1 u
v.u U'.iiio,.,. . :il K
, tm .................. ......... 1,
" Vera CauUeld 13 j M
IvaHmith 12 W
" Maggie Hinnalln 8
" llulda Holden 5
l.ir llin Koorth of Jult
celebration are assuming definite shape
....I Hi. iiriiirum will nronali V on ready
in announce next week. Many of the i
musical people of the city niei in Wil-
. .. 11 1. 1 . I I...I.I .
lameiie 11a last uigni anu "cu Li
IniiiiiKry rehearsal. The music will be , W
t.Miula will lie engaged and ' n
the vocal munic will be of high order. . U
Geoige F llorton 11 the chairman 01 me m
.musical committee and all of the mem-1 U
ber of the commitUie will do their besi 1 y
to make that parlol the program pleasing
and entertaining. The nmcial attractions
committee i negotiating for star at
traction for the Fourth The orator of
the dat and the reader of the declara
tion ol independence will be lelecled in
a few days.
Busy Druggist
i Best Druggist ;
iru,ur r?iti anil Pnnfmiih D30le mftV
virnu v' w
now no to l ort and on the elecirio car .
r'.he same day for cent , W for ''e--nrUwn and garden
Special sale of Millinery at Red Front.
.ollre to Water t'oasumers.
All persons intending to use water
through hone for sprinkling lawns, gar
dens, sidewalks and street, must file a
written application with the Hecietary of
the City Water Works, before using the
water.
The one of water for all uch purpose
will tie permitted only between the hours
of 0 to 8 A. M.and 6 to 8 P.M.
HATKH MYABLI IH ADVANCE
IS THE
round trip. This I effective only
the departure ol the 4 :Z0 r. M. car.
Kicked by Horse.
John Hooey, tbe 17 yesr old son of
James Hoeey, of (iren Polot.wa kicked
by a bo.se yesterday ifiernoon and
suffered frightful injurie. his face being
crushed levond semblance of re ngniti
..n ll.rria' vrncerv team wa tied near
the Hosey residence and the horse were
feeding. One of them caught its foot in
a rope. The boy ran in to cm rne roe
and release the animal, when tbe horse
kicked him in the face, crushing it In a
horrible manner. IherK.y managed . o
crawl out from under the feet ot the
horse. He was bleedingly hadly and
was taken to his home. W. sommsr
wa called to attend his injuries. He
will recover.
hn.itli'i Dandruff Pomade
stops itching scalp apon one application,
three to six removes all dandruff and
.in atno falling hair. Price 50 cent! at
all druggists.
(. W BUB . , , .
sprinkling; where the monthly rate ia
$1.00 and the ue i coniiiieu w n'o
mies of the consumer.
tl 00 for the season for street and
;dta!k sprinkling, for each 25 feet
frontage of stores, where the regular store
ratals paid and the sprinkling confined
to the frontage paid for. Hprinkling not
to extend beyond the center of the street.
2.00 per month lor iruca gaioeueru,
in addition to other use.
2 50 permon'h where water is used
during the sprinkling season.
Fitch c insunier will be allowed the use
of hut one stream of water at a time,
. 1. ....... 1. . n.,?lBt not exceeding ? inch.
mi.'iiiti. - - ,
Where the spriiiKlinvt cnarge is uu.
. .: l .11 e.m.iin iirwinlfeH of COHSHm-
liliu B.i u'u. , -
ers. except the one supplying the family
' ft A lTllVl'1'' ..illl.t
use, nniai oe reiouicu n v.-v.,
hose cannot be altacner.
. jtinr. ni thMa rules and rrea-
lation and an excesmve use or waste ol
water the service will oe biidiou snuuui
further notice. ...
By order of the
Board of Water Commissioners.
T. L. Charman, Secretary.
Oregon City, Or., May 6, iw-'.
Stock Keepw Fresher.
Drugl Don't
Have Chance to Grow Old.
Newest and Latest
Varietie With the Mot Perfect
Equipment.
Plenty of Registered Pharmacist
' for Prescription Work.
Wide-awake progressive methods,
.. .t,. 1 .... . mil minute tn
We are not the "Biggest Thing on V
Earth," but those who trade
here seem satisfied to keep on
coming year after year,
vite you.
1 j
We in- n
C. G. HUNTLEY,
Prescription Druggist
OREGON CITY
Our electric fan makes
this store the one per
fect place In town to
W. net yoar 8oda Cool
bj asOctober.andno flies,
b Everyoneknowsabont
ki our ice cream.
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Price.
Millinery and the Lowrst
Mis Goldamith.
Indirlilnals Money U Loan.
At 6 and 7 percent. Call on or write
Jno. W. Lodcb,
Oregon City Oregon.
Stevens' building.
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An Economy.
We can't speak too strongly of the
economy of having a refrigrator.
These are substantially made, with
extra thick galvanized iron lining,
and are scientifically packed to insure
perfect preservation of food and econ
omical use of ice. Our regular size
at $10.00 is a marvel of convenience.
Hammocks 90c up
Garden Tools.
!
It's time to buy a good supply of garden tools. We
are making apecial offering that should interest you
on rakes, spades, spading forks, hoes.' garden sets,
shears, shovels, trowels, etc. They are the kind that
do the work to your liking. Full sue Hoe or Rake
for 25c up.
Lace Curtains.
Here are novelties made to our order in exclusive
designs. In the magnitude and variety of these Lace
Curtains, in their artistic excellence and in their un
nsually low prices we present a sale that will be prof
itable and helplul to you in draping and adorning
your home. Lace curtain material nc per yard
and up.
Iron Beds.
There is so much more pleasure in the iron bells of
to-day than in the old heavy wooden beds used in
the days gone by. There is a beauty, grace and
economy in these iron beds with bras trimmings.
We furnish you the entire outfit bed, spring, mat
tress and all, for $6.25.
Linoleum.
If you knew the cleanliness and comfort of a dining
room floor covered with one of our linoleums in per
fect imitation of carpet, yon would not think of hav
ing anything else under your dining table. A glance
at the rich patterns is enough for the wise housewife.
Good quality 65c per square yard.
Coal Oil Stoves.
If you have a small room, with no way to put up a
cook stove, you will be interested in one of those
small oil stoves with large oven. They are highly
recommended during hot weather, and more so for
camping. They use little oil. Price with oven $2 50.
Croquet Sets.
More attention has been given to make these sets
substantial. Balls and mallets are made out of hard
.wood, the handles tough and firm. Price $1.00 for a
four-ball set.
Tents and Camp Furniture.
We have good stock of tents, and sell them as
cheap as $3.00.
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