Oregon City enterprise., July 18, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1902.
Oregon City Enterprise
THE LOCAL NEWS.
AMI'ITANI. lUmHt f'lUIKIKIl I',.
I'.. W. Hful, a wall iHirir and .alnlir
of tlilm liy, a nrr-Hi-.l Mn,l,y on
-iiliilaliil n Mrs Vlnr Nfliri-n. i-liarund
with ani'aull and baltwry mi Imr ami Ctrl.
.. .1 .ii. . ..
Mi.r Kalkh. John Komi, of Wilson
vlll", I.H.rohl k. V. K, IJlilii.srin 10,
I (Ml pounds of Imim from the diarl T.
Ion larin for 17 cmils. Thin in tlm
Ji'i otil Hi, i ,ni r cu, katiiHN County
li"' II, n yw, J. I'. Wilijiini and Mr.
J. V. HcIIwihhI yiitirdv solil to Hi!nt
t-Nrrnr 7iMM) HiiimU at 12 Minis; Jaitr
Vilon, of Nlmrw.Mxl, to tlm A. J. I.iish
ll'ip Cotiitiaiiy. of Oni-ldi. N. Y . K).(MK)
'p iiiiiiU at 11 renin; Jolm K. Vinson, of
w w, ....an. a ... ,,llMfy on l,r .,(:.,!. HI,,,o,, ,oTh A. J. I.n.n o Com
Im lru.. U U.n Ju ( ouii i,rt ..... jK. W fain,, l C. H. I.m,;,y, of I'orl-
Foot Nkvkiim.y Ct T- lloraitt ICol
1'lna, llni II vr.tr nlil ami of O W, (,..
I.iic, of Mi.Ulla, ilio.H, aa on
foot MlnUy mltltig- mi of I, la Ilk
Untidy. i tli.-r waa In llila city on
a tiiiaiiir.it tilp ami waa niiti.. (V t.-ln-I'l.oon.
Hit Ml at nr for limna'to aa
rrrwiu tl,n t-xlunt of llm Injury,
FlaU Til N Til (l AIKAIMS.
Jinlm I. Ivv Tlii'iHlorn Omminil,
Ivy I n Noiilr ami lUrry lrir vtfiit on
a lt Sunday, They nlii,i',J
lirar I urrliiNvillH ami t-iitflit many IUiii
Low limit M, 1 1 i p'hchI wati-ra of t lie
la. liamaa. Kiotn llm ipuiis n-ri-lvt-.l
Iriini ImI luralily llin aoil tlii'y liad
cnrlainly K'i'at.
iM nniiHU ('. Klva, l,a y,m,
old ilaiinl.t.-r ol II. M '1 Vtnploiun. la III
Willi an allai a of tl,.hl!,mia. t liit f ol
I'ull. f lliima l,aa L .Uti-d tint iiian and
ia niaiiiUiiitii a alilri ' m r a ttt i it t. The
cas la Mull dt.Vi-lnid lull oIiik lo r.
ratiiiunaiy iiii-nanns ticl iir l,ikn
and. I'O.lHK) (.omnia at 17 cunt
l.t.i. of Car i 0. 8. Linali
I'oiimla at Mci'iils.
John K.
y, 5, OIK)
iiroiniitly,
an-. I.
Il'i ilantfer of tuiiliijjii.ii a
Hktomii I'hii k Koh ll.ii-a -Lllicritlml
Hii.llima, Din New Y-.rk lion l.uvera.
Wedn.ia.lHy inr l,MNe.j it.'.iKK) Hiimila of
nopa iroin lai-kamaa County Krownrs,
payiliK tweli'y eeiila a pound, thtt high.
m print paid for Imps tliia year. llo.a
arn stuadlly iiicrenaltiK in vJtie ami sales
ara alow aa urowi-ra am linMing for a
rai. Twelvw llionaMii.l h,iimiIh nun
from il.e H. K. Taylor f irm, two inll
from Monitor, owneil lip H. K. Taylor
amIM.r. Wliiu.; lU.IMKI iiouml from
tin, farm of ( ) (). (Vn, two inllea aontlf
al of . Monitor ami 1(1,0 K) poiirnU from
Hik I'. J. Kiiii.ia f.irm, three nilli-a north
ol Miti'oiaiti owned l,v John A. Iti.liiiija.
An hunt Ar lii. Ai.KroNK. Tin- ha vy
wind hi.,. hi l.rnl Mumlav niuhl l atne near
i'4iliiiK tint ileath of Hilda Mi'tiiid'hie
of Una eliy on llin Cliantiiiiia gioiimli
at liliolxloiiH J'Htk. Ahout H o'clock,
whilnll.it evening concert ol llm Clio
iimw Indian lluiilwaain iro;reaa, III"
wind yrere.i .j ,H aontli and lili w with
lii'i e aa to l,reak otT llm top of llr
tree atnmliii)( In tint camp Kroumla near
tint tmil occupied hy tl.e Iiiinilv of J'llin
M' liel.'l.i.t. Miaa M ,' '( l.in waa In
ll.n ten I ami alarmed hy tint Midden
nutae, ran out jnat in time to ', Hit)
(alien lop rruHii tlironnh tint ro"f of llm
tent, which waa demoliahed. IUI nlie
reiiiaii.tt.l inidit aim certainly woillil
liava hfen killed or Herioiialy injured aa
lint I. ult of the portion of tint tree, which
fell w aa li.Mrly I;' inchea in diameter.
Ilov Staih Hm IIuoiiikk Tin) yoiiiiu
ami ol Na' Cleiiiena. of New Kra.aUhhml
lua older liroiher on Tlinraihiy iii(lit of
lal week, Tlify hail linen to tramp
iiieeliiig aii'l upon their arrival Iioiiih a
i, . . ......
Miiopnie aroae, aa to w incn aiionid put up
llm Imraea I lie rexiilt wan lliat
yoillitfer linv loat IiIh teiiii.er ami Hlillil
Ida hrother with a ocki)t kind', inllictinit
a wound over tint heart. The weapon
alriick a nh, and thia xt.ilily proven eil
a faUl wniiml A phyaiciun culled anil
.Ireaae.l Hut wound and Hi lail la recov-
The hoy who inmlit the attack
ii.. i ... -i .i... i i
Kou Ilea. It at .s..a..le. t He tel.Uon la nj ,, , B0(( be ,,U,.H un(lur re.
....iIa.I 11.1 tlllM tl.lt. ,r MtlJ ! M 11 MK.'M lt.,1 '
i i airainl aa ilia narellla are ttv ilmiiiv nil-
aliln to do anythiiiK with hlin. Only a
Willi
head
IUn Nam. Konr. Otin ll.i-
Iter, of luiiiaartia, waa l,roii(,it to Una
city Moll lav In anttitin an operation on
lila foot wlif. h ia l.adly awnllen aa a re
anil of riiinniiK a miy nail intn It ahoiil
a week aif.i. I r . K A hullilner lamed
the Jnjiired liuih and Mr, llemer waa
takeh lo l.la home. Tim caatt ia a aerioiia
jne.
I'hoiot AoAixar Mkhmy io It, mm,
Tim proleal ol Mra I'aine atiaillat tl.e
,la, itii; of a merry it'o roiltnl al the font
ol l lilr'. Ill I, M (..! ha r.-ailllei in the
tatalillaliiiient Inklliit lip ipiwrieia on Hie
Weat aide of the rivr at Hm eml of the
l.riditi oiitid of the city llmila. The
t'oillicil tanled llm linn ry un-roii..
ropln p"riiilinii to put up their whirl!
ai( al the foot ol Tl.liteenlh alreet in
aiiieiit of a ll.iee wecka licuuae of f 10,
Ho Koa Tiik (N,r Tim Aalorla ami
I t.U ll.u.p l..lr...l I... I. ...... I -
liaudxiiiiH leH.klel dex'tiplive of Ihe Ore- ! II"..1!'
ahort ami a alinht ahrinkatot I taking
place In tlm aupply of milk lntirii ileliv
arid at llm crcHinerlea. Kail Krain of all
klmla n fllliiiK ami rif ulrnr nicely,
Hnuifl fall oata ami barley liavo I, cell cu',
hut harveatiiiK will not lcom weriHrar
for ahout two WMckn, UprinK wheat in
K'nwiriK faat and It haa a txi color.
J lin coinplalnta of full wliftat loluiiitf re ,
not niiiiieroun ami hut littln nift ia re
polled. The outlook, on the whole, ia
Nvorahlit for a larira crun of Krain of an i
I evi'itlliti.t r.t.l.tu in t.t.tl. u. .1 u.ii slid I
wcHiiirn Oregon. Ilopa are iiiHking a
(jooil lirowlh, ami lint fw lien are rn
ported on the vlnea. Corn haa done
well during the week ; it haa good color, '
hut It atill ainall for Ihe attanon of tlie
yttar. J'otHloea, omona, augar beuta,
liarditna, ami all root cropa have limilit
favorahle ailvariceiiient. Tim Italian
prune i rop la alrnoat a total failure, hut
the rrencli priinea give promiatt of yield
ing 'hit crop, Apple alao prnmiae
well, Rill few rt.porla rugardiriu peachea
were received during Ihe week and they rj
were favorahle. Y
Coco Ale
Ico Croam
Ico Cream Soda
; Delicious Cooling Drinks
Confectionery
CLEO. SMYTH
Branch Offic.
Amrlco Laundry Phone 683
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Anil lay aome other aiilve, oinlmitrit, n
NEW GOODS ARRIVING
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FAIR STORE
..'em, uii or a.ii-e.i oeainr in tn icotitt ma l ;
llm kleit'a Arnica Halva, tell him thirty Pj
yitara of marveloiia cure of Piles. liurna. M
lloila, CoriiH, l-elona, Lie
Hcalda, llruiaea ami Hkln
prove it a the heat ami clieapt-at,
ijro. A. Harding drug Store.
if I'llea, Uurna, 'I
Ulcere, Cilia, K
iln Kruptioiia V,
leapt-Ht, 25c at I
l.atllca 4'nii Wear itioe
one aizH auialler after iming Allen'a Fool.
Kuae, a Kwiler to lie ahaketi into the
alxa-R. It makea tigtil or new elioca feel
eany ; givea itiMtant relief lo corn ami
humoiia. It't the greateat comfort (lia
covery of the age. Cure ami reventa
wollen feet, hliatera, chIIoim anil (tore
apota. Allen'a Fixtt-Kaau ia a certain
cure for aweating, hot, aching feet, At
all ilrugifiata nd ehoeitorea, 25u. Trial
packaiH FKKK hy mail. Addreaa Al
len S. Olmateil, Le Hoy, N, Y.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
:!:,;! Tha Kind You Have Always Bought
Bear the
Signature of I
a'lvt-rli'i'iiiitiil ol lint aervi.-e oltereil .
the iu'ilic It la iHuit ru'ed with half
tonea of acenea ol intereat, cntlagea ami
viewaoliiin Necanicniii an. will do a
great deal for the hea. h A copy o' tlm
Ixe.kh t may he ohlained Iree hy wriling
to J. (', Mayo, (ieneral I'aaaeliger Agent,
Aatona, (liogon.
IUoiiK Tmoct.
a'lOrt time ago he became ai.gere.l
Lis .i er and struck her on the
Willi a iiiili.ln-r knilit.
STHIKK KniiKII AMI ('Alia Kt'NS'lNd
Tlm atrike n the electric line of the
Oregon Waler-l'uwer A Hallway Com-
i.,nU uhiL.1 t..at jlnr.Lu Tl. ,lir...O
hrkkl.llkAII AMI IUonK iMOCT. 7. " " ;, ..." ' . ... ..
.. , i ., . i . , ,., l-..h i cretin ib uuit lo me ciii7.eiia oi una c r,
rtMc a .M-'faenifer tl. M'ldlilnn Kelly, ol I , . . . ..
..' i-".. . i. . . i-... A i .. .ii who met and appointed a committee of
l-llt I line. I ni.p mil V.',llIMnniu.i ill
, It... it. VI .. I . ., n i ... i pnvin ineii, ... r., j lii-ii, vjcu.un n ,
h lh and Jlai.enea. lelt Monday night I .. . ., . ,. .
lorheatiie wit :5,0(aJ aleelhead troiil I ' r , J , 1 .
! t im I- , . . i ,.w k tr.,..t .1,... 1. 1 Am reaen.lt. U. Dimick anil Uharlea
11, M i , v will,,!, Albilgl.t. to confer with tt. owner of the
wll la, delivered to J. N W a hngfon , Vorria lo bring ahout a
and planted in iH'n'.y Cre.. f l e egga ; F.7r.lx.olid
ro t, - in- ,, v.'", t ! houra the comuiillee waa cloaete.l with
iiait oe.i i aoin iioiii iv.vi.v jv.i-i
were halched at the Cla.-kainaa Station
The I'iaainrn hnxik 'rout egtia came from
1-adville, Colo,, and were alao hatched
at the Clarkama S'ation.
Ilov Loaka Hash is I'Ai'kK Mil l.. A
ad accident occurred In Ihe Crown I'a
r ( ompnny'a mllla Monday night, re
aulling In the loa of a hand of A. Christ
tnn. a 15 year old hoy employed in the
mill. Tlm Imiv waa at liia work ahout 10
o'chak Monday night, when one of Ida
hand waacatight in the calendar cring
ing the third and littln flngera ami necea
aitaling Immediate amputation. I'arl of
the lliiiinh waa ao hadly injured aa lo
make amputation neceaary anil the re
mainder of the hand waa completely de
nuded of akin. The lioy aiiaiained a ae
vere aliot k and on Wedin-Kiluy it wl
lound neceaaary to remove hia hand at
the wriat.
WAIIHANTi Not 1'HKaKNTkll I'kompti.y -County
Treaaiin-r Cahill aaya that al
though he haa a large amount of money
on hand, a conaiderahlo Mrtlnn of it csn
not he lined to call In warrant, aa ii
liiuat he applied on the payment of war
mtil at already called for, on which inter
nal haa ceaae.l. There are thouHanda of
dollar in oiialanding warrant that the
treasurer la readv to pay any time they
are preaented. The holder of thean waf
ranta are not at all prompt In preaentinii
warrant for payment, althoiiith they
Inivti nothing to ualn hy holding them aa
the intercut ccaaed long ago.
Mr. Morri. l'reaideiit II urlbui C and Su
ierni(eiident Tlll'any. Mailer heretofore
clouded were aatndactorily explained,
tlie matter waa prolwd to the Itottom,
facta were brought out and at the conclu
sion of the conlerence the committee re
ported to the atriker that the company
would agree to take hack all of the men
hut four. Mr. Morri poaitively refuaed
to reinatate theae four men Im' not on
account of their participation in the
strike. After a lengthy meeting tho men
aureed to go hack to work and the care
commenced operation Saturday morn
ing. Superintendent Tlll'any ia retained.
The end ol the sirike i welcome to the
IH'ople of tin city aa the strike caused
them much Inconvenience. The Com
pany afterwards reinatated all of Ihe em
ployes. Choc t'oNiniioNa in Oiikods. The past
week tins been ritinlea and moderately
mild. The maximum, or day tempera
turea in western Oregon isngetl between
70 degrees and $2 degreea, anil Ihe mini
mum, or night temerailires between 42
degreea and fl degrees. In eastern Ore
gon the maximum temperatures ranged
between 04 degrees and llL' degree and
the minimum temperatures between 38
degreea and J dettree.- The weather has
leen favorable for haying and this work
lias progressed actively. The ciop be
cauae of an Increaae in acreage will prob
ably give total yields larger than last
year, although In many places individual
meadow will produce slightly less than
the average, l'astures are slowly getting
l'i'iu'ur Scutlile Scliftlule end Itnuuil
Trip rAcimlon Kile Via Astnrig
A C'duinhia ICircr Itullroiid Co.
lleginning Saturday, July 5th, the A.
A C. K H will reauuie iu regular Sea
aide schedule anil every Saturday there
after during the Summer aeaaon Ihe
Portland Si-aide Kxpreits will leave Un
ion I).-p it at '.':30 P. M. and run through
direct without tratmfer lo I'lavel, (tear
hart and Seaaide, making' cloi-e connec
tion at Astoria with steamer I'otter and
I. K. & N. Co ' steamers to and fiom
North Heach Points. In addition tottiis
excellent service, an additional local
train will tie run lietween Astoria and
Clatsop Reach poinlg, thus offering pa
trons of south beach unexcelled facilities
fur traveling between beach points.
In connection with tliitf improved train
service, round trip excursion ticket be
tween Portland and all Clatsop and
North Reach points (except Ilwaco) are
sold every Stlurday at the rate of $2,50
for the round trip tickets, being; inter
changeable with a'l hoat lines and lim
ited good to return Sunday evening.
IVm application to J, C. Mayo, U. P.
A., Astoria, an elaborate album of Sea
side views and points of interest on the
Lower Columbia River will be mailed to
ynur address free.
Straight I'ront Corsets 49c np
Colored Mcrcised Under
skirts 79c up
Ladies' Summer Undervests 5c up
" Black Hose 5c np
" and Children's white
hemstitched H'dk'chicfs a for 5c
Ladies' white Aprons 15c up
' Ready Made Dress
Skirts $1.25
Satin Ribbon, No. 5, all colors 4c yd
Tailor Made Suits. $7.75
Girdle Corsets 49c
Torchon Lace. 6 yds, for 5c
Valencennes Laces for
Rufflea ic a yd
Nanscok Embroidery 5cyd
Bone and alurnSnum Hair
Pins 5c dor
fj Pearl Shirt Buttons, all sizes 5c doz
PUBLIC SALE
F1FTEEX ACRES
OREGON CITY.
At Hie Court Iloii-e tloor, Salilrday,
Aug. 2nd, 11)02, at eleven o'clock A. M ,
the followiiiK proerty will be sold to the
highest bidder, for Cash. Fifteen acres
In Oregon City Claim with the South
boundary line of the Abernethy Claim
and the Aberneihy Creek as ttie Noril
erly boundary, with Mcl.oughlin Avenue
linens. Vista as the Soutuerly boundary,
w iih the Eastern boundary of the Oregon
City Claiui as the Easterly boundary and
the Eastern line of blocks 176 and 177 in
Oregon City aa the Westerly bouudary.
Further information regarding the land
will be furnished on application to tbe
undersigned.
E. C. CAUFIELD.
Assignee.
The Confidence
Of physician is hard to win. It
must be earned. We have the
confidence of every physician
hereabouts, because they all know
how carefully and expertly we fill
their prescriptions, what pure,
good and fresh drugs we use, and
at prices that are right. No exor
bitant charges on prescriptions in
our store.
HOWELL & JONES
Unliable I)rti(glats
Chambers Howell Lion E. Jones
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of the
dlgestants and digests all kinds ol
food. It gives instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eat all
tho food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By itsm-e many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else failed. It
jiunequHlled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
Prepared only by E. O. HrWirr & ro., Chlcauo
The il. buttle eonUlusS! times VbuWc all
S. J. YAUGHN,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
ORECONCITY.
OCATXD BETWEEN THE BRIDGE AM
DP0T.
Double and Single Rigs, and sad
111 1 1 1 1 A . 1 '
die norses always on nanu at tut
l lowest prices. A corral) connected
I with the bam for loose stock.
Information regarding any kind 01
stock promptly attended to by person ol
letter.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Horses Boarded and Fed on reason
ble terms.
i BETTER THAN MONEY
!
E The Bank of Oregon City Oregon City, Oregon
We issue demand certificates of deposit, which when
properly endorsed, may be transferred from one person
to another. These certificates often take the place of
money, and, owing to their safety and convenience, are
used in the purchase of property, in the payment of
debts, taxes, etc.
How to Entertain Your Friends
JOHN YOUNGER,
Opp. Huntley's Drug Store,
FORTY YEArTeXPERIENCE IN
Great Britain and America.
so they will enjoy every moment
of the time: Take them to . . .
The Wilhelm Tell House
Give them Cream Pure Rye Whisky and Gambrinus Beer.
Sixth and Main Streets. A. H. GRIESSEN, Prop.
Enterprise and V. Oregonian $2.
this If Lies
: AND CENTS
Ladies' Long Ciuard Chains in
solid gold from $10.00 to $20.00;
in gold filled, slides set with
Opals, Pearls, Rubios, etc., from
$2.00 to $7.50; in silk from 25c
to 50c.
Gents' Vest Chains in solid
gold $10.00 to $20.00; in gold
filled from $1.50 to $7.00.
Fob Chains, the latest pat
terns in silk, leather and gold
filled, $1.00 to $5.00.
Nickel, steel, white metal and
leather chains from 10c up.
IfflliiSsEDfctoTlMilGlFfflfiiWclss?
IF NOT, COME LOOK AT THEM
They are the finest that have ever been put on the market. We have them in all sizes
both in open face and hunting case.' Some are nicely engraved, others are plain.
Trices from $10.00 to $30.00; Nickel watches from $2.00 up; Silver watches from $G up.
To those who want to buy a high grade watch and are not able to pay cash, we will sell on
the installment plan.
BURMEISTER & AMESEN
The Oregon City Jewelers
Kodaks i Cain
AT CUT PRICES
We carry Kodaks, Poco, Pre
mo, Century, Cyclone and other
makes, and give a special dis
count of 20 per cent, on all in
struments. Our stock of Supplies is al
ways fresh. Try our Plates,
Films and Papers.
Qur prices are as low and
sometimes lower than Portland
prices.
We have a few bargains in
second hand instruments.
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