Oregon City enterprise., July 04, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE FRIDAY, JULY 4, 1902
TWO COMPANIES
If
SCIENTIFIC DENTISTRY
Why Many Artificial Sets of Teeth Do Not Work
Satisfactory.
Social Happenings.
CONSOLIDATE
PROGRAM
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1 fi.es ul Hi brlde'a parent ill Ya
J, in lh pfewnc" of a lw relative
J'twnili. l U A. M. Tha bride' lw
!; ifiniilii by " Kdiia II'M-Iltnn,
,,U-, hiiileeiiiald. Immediately
LllttMmt hrekll. Ilia party
i ,D tin Hani l"f t're.on llty. where
a till iriiil 1 1 remainder ol Ihe
-Ibry ill b "l "'
i j in AHiy altrr July 10.
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Darrfni;r (i( Mr. Aintilla hl:illr
illl Martlll tilillllllUld lail
ir lirtiiKHl liy HfV. K. H. llol
,.i llm Cuiiifrrualliiiial iroiioKn
ir.MnU 'I11"1 one. TliM tirulo
,tiiu i'v wll ii" on III tot city
,if (iruinuir nt III (I'Hii'l Army cir
Mr. 1'!mi In a innintn-r ol
IcIVl, A. IC. ami Mri. Mariin
iiio Mi''l ICi'lii'l Cri. Tliry
it Sunilav pvniiluif 'a Irani lor Purl
in. I Iiuiii tlnrn wrnt to Anion,
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id ('iii:ii'iEiiiiinl Clnirrli uri
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t Uiirncl. (Inly llm IminoiliaUi
I Itiml rvUllvxa ol llm irtlr wcr
f nl, tlii anlur ul llm I'liurrti, lirv.
t.,iLi.k'i'f ollit'iaiinn. Tlia brulal
i Irll lur Ni" Mjrt iiiuimilLlnly altm
ivrrmuny. Mr. ami M't. Amlrcwn
n.ilp lln'ir ln.mn on tli Anilrrr
it llililmi'l Hrr ilicir return Iroin
(v.niiHfi.. It i Imt "cliluin thai a
I uitirinl ('i)iylu ai-l unt in lila to
l nli ninny Uviiralilo aimpiiT
Ixw ymiiiK Hiiin liavo.
I. I III ki ll I'kAlKK NKUVICK.
f priw wr.'irii at ttm MkIIiihIIhI
k "11 I'lnirrli lHt SumUy uvrning
irnnly iihiiiIi-iI ami a itaiuK pro
t tu rrtiili-iril. Mr. C. A. Miller
"lirxililnl Inln nl KiHimwIinra," ai d
I'flriMiHT" an r Mt lv Mia
t "Tl. 1 'lu i nn ol JVhcb"
(t ftil l.y Mm t'liriyi-m. Si-viral an
il wrrp ifn hy tlm ilmir ami Mtaa
V Smuinn prpNiilfil at tlm or an.
f liitiglili-r nl tlm Kinu will "'T
iiinil all iluv Inlay anil thia ev
in llm IniililjiiK Iiiowphii .MiNlnin'i
f l arn I'mlcer' liarlmr aliop on
il nl Mrtin triM't, lKtwoin
ih and Kihtli tn-H.
Circli, Wniui'ii ol Wn nlrriilt, g
! "i kiI iic,ly fvi'ninrf. K-
I'lwnU fr nfrvril anil an enjoy
"Trning m pnNM-i.
fi.Tlin((j W. (;irk pntirlaini'il
'mlr. il the DirktmN ('lull yi'
lyiliiTiiKiii) .
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j'l wrote to Doctor
erce, who sent me
very kind letter
d advised "me."'
wmK HI1( PUB. Tll"-ii
rlhe IwvinniiiK of a new life of
T Walth to lul h-ltr-r wriltrn to
vlerce,
f' M'l ailing wotnrn are Inviteil to
f 1 lr. I'ierce, hy letter, free. All
fPoiidence h.-l.l as atrictly jirivnte
triy rofi,enti(ll. AiWrena IH.
t "free, Iluff ilo, N. Y.
f rltrct'i Favorite I'rrarrlption curet
fw,l aching Imcka, hemlm hca, nerv
i " "nd other womanly ailmeuta by
w womanly diseaaci which cause
tprin. nf im I hrcm mi 111
. Alvim, Scholli. of l.lk Whlna
tT "Lc" "mr lck wm ry
t i J1""1 " ,h I eoiifd An oo work nt
vVn,'l'iCl l"k to nr ht. I frit
Io urtntle .ml the pin in
lniot onlir.nihlf. I lo
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I W '"ke H.irllr Frmcription
inciwrry. I took ix
f 4,orite
i rescript ion nmkes wenlt
tneiliciiie wliicn
iU
. "nine
0'ltr Un weak women,
i J'We', I'leasiint Pelleta a
, ""e laxative
are the
for delicate
t'UlKAMAI KAILVTAY EXTK.NSJON
I)lpaliliir Nluait lla Itenliied llul
OlhrrwlMi Tliwr I ( Imnre In
the. hirikehliuiiilon.
The I'orll.ml Cily A Orenon Hallway
Coiiiiiany lu Immiii almorlHiil by llm Ore-
Hon mmr l ower A Kailway (Company
whleli walar(Ki 11 year a tlm ()r-
Hon (ienerat Klwlric (Jonipatiy. Tha
cnaiiKfl i inn iKiiiiinnt aa tlm aame
peoplu oannil hoih eoinpanle. Tlm ol
llreraara: Jam II. ami Fred H. Mur
rl, tlm loriner Ihiiiik pruaiilnnt ami tha
laiter Ire.aurer ami riiuriaKiir ol the Mur
rlA Whimiieail HankiiiK Amlt.on.
W. II. Ilurlhurt i pieNliltinl; J. frank
WaUon, ylio pn-anliiiit; A. II. C'roaaiiuii,
treasurer, ami W. T. Mnlr. w relrv.
TheOr.-Koii Waler-l'uwer A Hallway
Company i i-.iihIixiI at L',IHHI,()IK).
aiuru na aliea'ly lii., n aal.l about tha
plana lur ronairucilnn ol an electric
imwer alaliuri on the CUi kmnai Kiver
and the bmliliiiK of a trolley road to that
iroerty. The plana il now r lor
ward under llm new coiiiimny, al.d K. 8.
Morria a.ld Ibat (hey antild lie proe
t illed viuioiia!y to completion.
"W hal net tu amrk at oui-a on the
eileiiNinn Into Clarkamaa t.'ouiitv," aaid
Sir. Jlorrl. "A larH leni ahovel la
no on Ilia way here, and I eximcted lo
arrive any day now. We bve lwohii-
luail ol rail afloat from Kurope. They
will reach Portland in Atmuai. and the
irtaln will m ready I hen io put them
down. The rolliii-lock will be ready
lor the road when (he track "hall be
tomplelrd. We have ipiitu an exieinive
yiein nl eleclrii: railwaya planned lor
Una region, but I here in nothiiiK in the
reHirl llul we are coulemplatinit the
roiiMr union ol aleaui lailroad No lar
a lhl I I'oni-eiiii d, however, our new
line will he up lo the 11 MUmlurd ol
ieain railway biilldiiif. The road to
the l'ppi-r Clai ltauia will not have a
Ifraile exceeding I 'v per cent, except in
una place, w here lln-re will be a eliorl
nim ol '.' per rent, and the liarM at curve
will nut en red 3 denreea. Ye, we have
been proieedlliK without lllllill ol a
thmrinii ol triimi et, but we have been
procredinu iiinl the nuiiie. and we expect
to continue lo do o lor a luntc time to
coin. 1 believe it will lie profitable lor
all concerned to gel thin country devel-iwd."
Ilieatrike ailuation on the railway
line i nut altered by thu new arrange
ment, lllnpatcber Stuart haa rei)(ued
and leli lor Han Kraiicico Tueaday.
Mad car are ruuuiuK between Oreiron
Cltv and 1'ortUinl. The men are linn
ami lill demand llm removal of 8uer
intendenl Tiir.iny. It I a not believed
that !h company la anxioua to reunie
oKration until the repair lo Madmon
alreet bridire are completed which will
be within two week.
Celebration
A
-iy yyvi') f'Y
Staix ok Ohio, City okToi.kdo.I as.
l.t'LAS (,'ot NTY. )
Frunk J. Cheney iintkea an oath that
he ia the Hcnior partner of the firm of F.
J. Cheney A Co., (loiiiK biiHiiiea in the
City ol Toledo, County and Statu afore-
aaid, ami lliut aai'l linn will pay the sum
of O.NF, HCNItHKI) HOLLA US for each
and every cae of Caturrh thnt cannot
lie cured by Ihu line ol Hull' Cutarnili
Cure. FKANK J.CIIKNKV,
Sworn lo lie-lore nie and a-.ilmcrihed in
my prewnce, this (Ith day ol Pecemlier,
A. D. IWMI.
A. W. (il.KASON,
j kkm. Notaryl'tihlic.
Hull's Catarrali Cure la taken inter
nally end acts direclly on the blood and
intn-oiis surliici'S ol the BVHtem. Send
for tentimonialH, (ree.
F.J. CIIFNKY.A CO., Toledo, 0.
Sold hy drut;i;l",i
HhU's Family 1'illa' are the l'Ht.
OrcRuti MIT flarket Iteporl.
(Corrected to Friday. j
Wheat No. l.fWV bushel.
vi,.iirlirtlunil. i: 40 iHr hid. 00c
ner sk. Howard's Itest, i)Oo per sack,
t:i.40per bill.
Out -insacks. white, ll.lfvto I1.2.J per
cental, gray. 1 10 lo $1.15.
Hay olil limoniy, naiea, u per ion;
l.u. x) lo il ,r0 mr ton. Clover $S
Oats, $11 Mixed hay, $H.
MillstnllH liran, ii.uu pr ion.
al.nria it x AO tier ton : choii. $ 1 8 00 per
ton, barley, rolled, $J(1.00 per ton,
1'Olatoen 1WC io ai.m per iniiiuimi
lbs. l'olaloea, new, $1 23 to $1 75 per
hundred lbs.
Fifg Oregon, l(le ner dozen.
Itutter Ranch. HO to -Hie per roll.
Onions, choice 1 to ij4'e. per lb.
AHparanns, 0c per lb.
Khubarb, 2 per lb.
Dried apple, 7: per lb. .
ivniin, rilriuih iietitH. 2i! ner lb ; Ital
ian, larire, 4c per lb. medium, Zic;
SJr.4!i. .. , ,A
l uriinipt, Jieew arm tnu"ii uu
tier Ruck.
(irfen imhs. Itc per lb.
CnrrantH 4 to4'a'c per lb.
Kasplierries .r! per box.
(iooneberries, .'lc per 11).
Strawberries, 5 (o (lc per box.
Cabbage (new). 40 to 4rc per iIob.
Honey, 11 to 12,'vC ppr lb. frames.
Dressed thicken, 10 to 12,4 c per lb.
i ;..uin,.lr ami ilrnHHi'il meats: heel.
ii... i r,A ,i t l m tier biindreU. IIOl'S,
live'Scts; hos, dressed, M to 7c;
sheep, 2' to Jc; sheep, (lreMMeu, ou,
veal, dreHsea. cenis; ikuuib, nro,
3c; lambs, dressed, b.'.jC.
$1
OASTOrllA.
Berth Itia Kind ton Hav9AliysBoiiht
Sunrise Kalule.
:I5 A. M. Oraud 1'arade.
The parade w ill b foimed promptly at
OA. M. wlih the right resting on Main
street at Intersection of Filth street.
IJrand Marshal J, J Cooke. Alder
lr. K. A. Summer, (j. W. Grace, J. W.
Loder, Millard Hyatt, W. E. Ilurna, C.
W. Tope. II. S. Moody, J. E.Jack.
The t io. Idem of Liberty, Miaa Veda
William, and her attendants, Mins
Edith Cheney, Mm Llizie Walker, Mi
MiiIIIm lining anil Mis KUiol Albright
will be ecorted from her home In car
rlKa by (he otlicers ol Co. A., 0. N. (i.,
and a detachment ol 10 men, to the I.il
erty Car. The at. ten will be represented
by 45 uirl.
The following- primes will lie awarded:
For let decorated cardage in parade,
Urn i prim, $V, second prize. $2.
For tn-rt decorated automobile, first
price, $:.
For beat decorated bicycle In parade,
first prize, $3; second prize, 2; third
prize, $1.
For heat comic character on bicycle in
parade, first prize, $.'); second prize $2;
third prize, $1.
For Ix-st U nit in parade, first prize $10 ;
aecoml prize, $"; third prize, $3.
The line ol march will tie on Main
street to Second alreet, countermarch to
Tenth street lo Hill Kovl ; on Hill Road
to Seventh silent ; up Seventh street to
J. Ad urn street ; on J. Adams street lo
Filth street; down Filth street to Center
street; lip Center street; to Fourth
street ; down Fourth street to grounds.
Position in the parade will be aligned
a followa:
(irand marshal anil aides.
Hand, W. O. W.
Company A., O. N. G.
Liberty car with Goddess of Liberty
and representatives ol states.
(irand Army of the Republic.
Union Veteran Union.
Fountain Hose Co. No. I.
Cataract Hoe Company No. 2.
Hill IbweCo. No. 3.
Mount View Hose Company, No. 4.
Columbia Hook ami Ladder Company,
No. 1.
Park Place Hand.
School children.
Float" of business houses.
Societies and associations in order of
reiKirling to grand marshal, with their
tl iat, banners, etc.
City ami county ollicial in carriages.
Ricycles.
Automobile.
The following program will be ren
dered at 10:15 A. M. on the grounds at
the head of Fourth street steps. Hon.
C. H. Moores, master of ceremonies.
"America" Chorus.
'Red, White and Blue" Solo by Miss
Imogen Harding, and chorus.
Recitation, Declaration of Independ
ence, Mrs. O. W. Griflin.
Anvil chorus, National anthem.
Ofation, Hon. A. 8. Dresser.
"Stat Spangled Runner," Chorus.
Din ner.
AFTKKNOON l-KOUIIAM.
12:4.') lloat Race, open to fishermen,
double oar, prizes. $tl, $4 and $2.
1 :00 Tug-of-war on floats, three men
to team, prize, $15.
1 :15 (irand ahde for lifo.
1 :25 Log-rolling contest, prizes, $10,
$7aml$:i.
1:35 Swimming Race, 50 yards,
prizes, $l! and $4.
1 :4.'j Walking greased pole over water,
prize, $5.
1 :50 Grand military drill by Co. A.,
O. N.G.
2 :30 Japanese acrobats in their world
renowned performance.
2:45 Firemen's hose contest, from
Moore & Wright's to hydrant at corner
of Voting's livery stable, where hose will
be attached to hydrant and 300 feet laid,
break coupling and get water. Prizes
First, nozzle and $75; second, $50; third,
$30 ; fourth, $20. Teams will run in the
following order:
Cataract Hose Co. No. 1.
Columbia Hook md Ladder Co.
Hill Hose Co. No. 3."
fountain HoseaCo, No. 2.
4 i!5 Fat Man's Race (over 200 lbs.)
100 yards, prize, $5.
4 ::iO-Three-legi;ed Race, 100 yards,
prize, $5.
4;45Sack Race, 50 yards, prize $5.
5 ;00 Wheelbarrow Race, 100 yards,
prize, $5.
5 :15 Boys' Race, ages 8 to 13 years,
100 yards, prizes $2 and $1.
530l(X)-yard dash, for members of
Oregon City Fire Companies and Y. M.
C. A., prizes, $5 and $2 :50.
BVEN1NU I'HOtlHAM.
7:15Grand Concert by two Bands.
8:15 Grand Slide for life.
8 .30 to 10:00 Fireworks and illumin
ation ol Falls.
They are Not Constructed Along Lines of Recent Sci
entific Investigations.
5
OME time i;o it wan dincovered by Dr. W. I. Bonwell, a dentist, who hag made many scientific inventi-
gationH in relation to the human teeth, that the lower jaw forum an equilatoral triangle, the bane or
which is distance from center to center of the condyles of the jaw, and the sides the distance from these
point to the medium lino of the inferior incisors. The Hides of the triangle average about four inches.
The cento the tips of the
the arc of the circle. A line
d i u in lino of the head thro'
which is known as the circle,
the centers of the second
lur line parallel to the firHt,
of the second molar teeth,
buccal cusp of the first mo
ively the primary and sec
rior arch that is, they mark
direction. Failure in the
unquestionably s due to a
above facts.
Dr. Pickens can give
class references from jxirsons
sets of teeth with comfort
during a period of thirteen
Positive painless extracting of teeth. No gas or cocaine,
Lowest rates consistent with first-class work.
anterior superior teeth are ia
at right angles to the me
the center of this circle,
of the mouth, will pass thro'
bicuspids teeth, and a siini
through the posterior edges
The cuspid and the anterior
lar ,tceth, forming respect
ondary eprings of the supe
the decided changes in iU
making of artificial teeth
luck of knowledge of the
you nearly a thousand first
who are wearing artificial
and pleasure, constructed
years practice in Oregon Citj
DR. 1. L. PICKENS. DENTIST
Barclay Building, Oregon City.
Not M'hat 1l Mrant.
Rronrs. hnvliig Kent a stupid servant
to do nt) oiTiiid, was jcn-utly annoyed
on lltitllnir that he had done rxnctiy tho
opposite to what he had been ordered.
"Why, vu haven't coiomoti sense,
Lo remonstrated.
"ililt, s!r"-
"Shut uih 1 should have remembered
thnt you were an Idiot When I'm
tctmitcd to send a fool on an prrand
ijulu, I'll nut nsl; you. I'll go myself."
A Klna-'a Kroaomf.
An example of George lll.'s eon
nilcs Is so curious a almost to sugjrest
that It must have betokened approach
ing Insanity. He acttiully let out the
cream colored homes used for his state
conch to a Jobmaster, who "thinks
from the great receipt of custom thnt
they will draw him into au easy for
tune." Woes of th Collector.
"Did you get aiiytulux out of her?"
asked the business manager of the col
lector. "Ves; she paid me a compliment.
Said alio wouldn't be afraid to trust
uie with the money If she bad It."
New York Times.
WILLAMETTE
GROCERY
) Stevens Block
Now Open for Business.
Human Nature.
The sermou of the best preacher Id
the world will not make as much Im
pression uikjii a congregation as the
sudden pattering of rain on the win
dow panes of a church containing 200
new bun net s.
If you are not afraid to bluff It post
pone trouble till tomorrow, and it will
often leave and never come back.
Atchison Globe.
A Qoeer Landlord.
(gag u
mt -o mt
mm sL
Wife Just think of It. George, the
landlord told me we'd have to move If
we did not pay our rent
George Well, does he think If we
could pay our rent we'd have stayed
here as long as we have? New York
Journal.
Exact Mr.
Juan.
Mrs. Rrown
(Indlgnnntly)
Is It true thnt
he said I was
"fair, fat and
forty r
Mrs. Jones
I'm not sure
that ho said
The Core.
"Gladys, If
you knew how
my heart burns
for you!"
"Try some
baking soda.
They say that's
a splendid cure
for heartburn."
New York
World.
A Conundrum.
Jimmy Say, pop. If
I'd been born twins
'stead o' me. what
would my other name
be? New York Jour-nnL
$3.30
Barrel Eastern Oregon Flour
$3 10
Barrel Best Valley Flour
5c
Can Good Alaska Salmon
25c
3 Cans Good Oysters
20c
Pkg. Gold Dust Washing Powder
5c
Pound Tapioca
5c
Pound Sago
5c
Pound Good Rice
15c
2 Large Packages Acme Mush
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
DAILY TRAINS.
D'ly ',D'ly
r v A.M.
6 .V 8 00
8 U.V 9 CTi
8 20 IMi
8 381 9 35
8 44 9 40;
8 50 9 50.
8 58 10 00
9 08 10 10!
9 19 10 21
9 37 10 :i
10 00 11 021
10 OS 11 10
10 20 11 22:
10 3-IIU 30
T
Effective
July 0, 1!1
Lv. Portland .Ar,
Gobi . ..
. .. Rainier ..
.. .Pyramid..
.... Msyger ..
Quincy ..
... lataksnie.
...Marshland
West port .
Clifton...
. ... Knappa ..
.... bveiifen .
John Day . . .
Ar. . An'orU. .l.v
D'ly
D'ly
A.M
II 10
10 05
9 5
9 -'V
9 30
9 20
9 12
9 02
8 52
8 37
8 17
8 07
7 55
7 45
r.a.
9 40
8 35
8 20
8 00
7 54
7 46
7 :
7 28
7 17
7 02
6 42
6 32
6 20
6 10
8KASIDK DIVISION
11 30 a. m.
11 35 p. m
5 50a. m.
8 15 a. nt
6 15 a. m .
2 30 p.m .
5 O0 p. m
9 43 a. in.
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ASTORIA
"J v
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SEASIDE
.. 7 40m.n
.. 4 OOp.m
..10 35a. m
. . 5 50 p. m
.12 30 p. m
. . 7 20 p. m
.. 1 30 p. m
.. 9 30a. m
Miles & McGlashan
Propi.
UELLOH
S
2,000 miles of long dis
tance telephone wire in
Oregon, Washington, Cali
fornia and Idaho now in
operation by the Pacific
Station Telephone Com
pany, covering 2,250
towns.
Quick, accurate, cheap
All the satisfaction of a
' personal communication.
Distance no effect to a
clear understanding. Spo
kane and San Francisco
as easily heard as Port
land. Oregon City ofEce at
Harding's Drii Store.
CONNECTIONS.
All trains' malte close connections at Gobi
with all northern Pacific trains to or from
the E9t or bound Points.
At Portland with all trains leaving Union
Depot
At Astoria with I. R. & N.Co.'s boats and
rail line, and Steamer T. J. Potter, to and
from Ilwico and North Beach Points.
Ticket office, 2-io Morrison St., and Union
depot J. C. MaYO, Gen. Pass. Agt.
Astoria, Or
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
TO SALEM AND INDEPENDENCE
STEAMERS
ALTON A AND POMONA
LKAVS OREGON CtTY
Going up, 8:00 A. m. Going down 2.30 r at
Daily River Excursions
or
OREGON CITY BOATS.
daily schedule:
Leave PORTLAND I Leave OREGON C1TT
Foot Taylor 8t,
8 30 A. M.
11 30
3 00 P. M.
6 15
Foot Eighth St.
7 00 A. M.
10 00
1 30 P. M.
4 30
Only the following landings will be made:
Magoone's, Meldrum's, Morey's,
Risley'a and Oswego. Sunday excepted.
ROJND TRIP 25 CENTS.
Oregon City Transportation Co.
1. nil,
Septor Line.
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
By tho fast
and com
modious steamer
Regulator
The Enterprise $1.50 per year.
Leaves Portland daily except
Sunday at 7 a. m.
This is the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informa
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. BOOTH, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland, Or..
Office and wharf, foot of Oak St.
PIONEER
ImjM and Ere,
Freight and parcels delivered
to all parts of the city. ,
RATES - REASONABLE
S. J. YAUGHN,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
LOCATED BETWEEN THE BRIDGE ASP
ESFOT.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
dle horses always on hand at the
lowest prices. A corrall connected
with the barn for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind or
stock promptly attended to by person ol
ietter..
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
1 bis terms.