Oregon City enterprise., September 19, 1902, Page 3, Image 3

OKKGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY,SEITEMBER 19, 1902.
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ml hv our rlii'iil i wll at a saeillhfi
vimhI Ihiiwh inl si-re of Unil at F.lv.
IIoiiki illx'.M Willi kin-hen tllf'l. llin
'Iii-hppiii home I" na.kamas uounly.
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II miry Ui loan at loirl ralra.
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MISKY TO I.OAN AT K, 7. AM)
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HcilUlirl, '
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W.. r. I lliiililinir.) hvilioln-Mi
rliy. .ul.uri.an ami rumilry ir.wrly lor
smsllral l.rli'i-a,
MONF.Y TO I.OAN ON Itll. I'Kor
tirly unty l II r o-nt, also on si
provi- l rlalinl rimirily l II. Pink K,
attorney at law, Sevens HuililuiK O.ii
If m I'Hy .
MON i: Y T( ) I.OAN-I I A V K KF. V FU AI.
miniM ol iiiiini-y iii-lonuiiiu Ui private
In.livl.liiala wlili h I em anihoriMwl to
limn, on lonK tiitiM at II 7 l" wnt.
( iimI nl I'inn will be lii'l' vry roi"ll
ahl. II. F.. fNuiw, attorney t law.
"riill HAI.K:-s'AN OK MUtF.S.
iiiit about ;HH) earh ; l"o linn imple
ment". Farm lor rent. Inquire of Mrs.
J. ('. Wnltfuiiioi. Cunt.y. On'
Personal Mention
Nw-dy, waa in town
loon in linn n( (tin prnirreeslvti farmers of
tli M eet:llnn of lliti county.
truil Hinlth. iiiimiiIkt of (lie railway
postal Iiimikm'Ioh' corps, n In town
Tuesday.
I.awreixs Murk left here Wednesday
lor Corvallls, to enter colh-Kti, being his
tliinl year.
Mr. iml Mm. JU-milU n were among
lh visitors at Salem Wednesday, Ukum
in the fun,
r.iniirr mill Trnfton Dye lull Monday
for Foreal drove, where they will attend
I'arifk University.
K. H. Iliiiiliim. prominent youn,r
furiiiir uf llm Iian dlatrlcl, was In Ore
gon City Tlmrn.l .y.
J. W. 1olnr and bride arrived In this
city lt week mi'l will reside on Kizth
unit Monroe streets.
Miss Amy llollurk In employed this
week in llm shenir'eofhYe, assisting with
tax collecting inatleia.
Andrew Koi linr, olCunby, liiiili'iin-lit
ml tmr'lwarff ili-lnr of tlil ilm',
In Drt'KiMi City Tlmrmlny.
William Hliivnly wi-nt to Foreit lrov
Wdilni'nilay, wlmre Im will niter l'ai illc
CniviTmly fur miotlmr yr.
Mimilvlim SiiiiinoiK, wlio lin Imhii
vIhIiIiiji frii'iiiU in Hulun for hoiiiu tnun,
returned Iioiiih laat Hntunlay.
(NhihIkIiIb llnrry Mooily iu niqim
IIih iluli Kilon from Dnfu City to viiiit
llm fair at Halrni, TlmraiUy.
M. ItolH-rta. an oll rmiilmit of lliia
county, rehirni'il a r-liort time linrn from
an uxluiiilml viml in Wuln.
Mra. Naun W. I.awrfiife It'll IbhI
eviMiliin for r'aii Kranciico, wlinre the
cxwclii to nmidt) iu lliu fuliirti.
Henry llornaliuli, A Carua, waa in
totvu Wttilnumlay. He rrimrta gooil
cropt in tlie ('arm dlntrli t tliU year.
Mra. I). J. Swilznr. of St. Ilnlcna, and
Mra. Jaiiob (innrxe, of Cortland, were iu
the city WVdnpaday viaitinK rvlatlvea,
8. C. Elliott, of Dainatriii, a promi
nent iimrrhaiit lliere. waa In Oregon City
Ual Kuturday attnnding to buninxiifl mat-tera.
J. K. liii kin, of
Momlay.
Dr. I.ravilt, of Molalla, waa in town
Wednitu lay.
tiiMirue Klauichter, ol Wilhoit. waa III
town WtilnriiUy.
Hvii.r Uaiiiahv, of Molalla wnaiu Ore
((on ( "it y Tupaday.
A. Walker went to Kalcin Wtxlnrailay
tu alii'iid the fair.
Dan Follow a, of Hit(hlaiid. wai in Ore
gon City Tuwtday.
Krml Onrbi-r, of lnn, waa In town
Monday forenoon.
Attorney J. W. Draper viaiu-d Malein
Tlmraday on huHine.
Kri'.l Hakor, of Stallord, waa aeen on
on our atreeta Toe ad ay.
Mra. David Murphy, from Wllhoit,
waa iu town Weilueaday.
William Sliine, of Stone, waa In Ore
gon City Wedncnday inorniinf.
, Jav Moaher, of Xedland, waa clriulat-
ing on our atreeta Wednesday,
Dr. Tlinmaa, of Heaver Creek, waa
seen in Oregon City Wodneadsy.
C. (i. Huntley was attending to himi
liena muttert In rortlalid Wednesday.
Mra D. Mjrtin, of Mount 1'leanaiit,
was vleitinK frienda here laal Tuemlay.
Mra. i. Hayes and daughter went to
Salem Wednesday to attend the stale fair.
T. P. KamUII left on Tuesday for
Unlteville to viait relatives (or several
days.
Mm. E, I.. Moore and ami returned
Monday from a visit with friend at
Can by.
Merrill Moore" and sinter, (iertrilde,
left Wednesday for Corvallis to enter
college. 'j
Krank Ituiiier, of Liberal, prosiK-rous
farmer and stm-kraiser, waa In town
Monday.
Frank llrunner, of I.ijurul, wnaattenil
ing to liiiaiiieH" malturs in Oregon City
Monday.
P. T. Davis, a proeroiis farmer of
Clackamas, was seen in OiegonCity last
Monday.
IV II Mdli.,nn nl V'lnla. wua seen un
our streets Monday morning. Mr Mat-1 Silverton Hilvertoniao.
Ed Kei hner, of this city, and Henry
Hoinaidmli and Virlor, Krrh kn, of Ca
ms, returned last Friday from trip up
Clackamas river, looking after timber lo
cations. Mrs. Frank McDeriH, of Kumpter,
who has been viaiiing Mr, and Mrs. Mi:
Kittrlck lor ahoul a week, left for Salem
Monday where she will visit relatives for
some time.
Dr. Hoberda, of Eagle Creek, was In
Oregon City Tuesday. The doctor has
shout adl'iHted himself to the new con
ditions oMalning In that vicinity, after
his absence ol several years.
I,. W. Van Dvke and family, ol St.
Helena, were in the riiy Thursday on
their way to Sjinngwaler. win-re Mra.
Van Djke's parents, Mr. anil Mrs. E.
Itidgway, reside, lor an extended visit.
Iten Harstow. ol Wilhoit, was in Ore
gon City Tuesday, making arrangements
to rebuild a home and barn. Ha was a
victim ol the recent II res III that vicinity,
losing everything. Ills lather also lost a
house and ham.
Dr. Powell and T. I. Charman re
turned early In the week Irom a ten
days' trip iu the mountains, In the vicin
ity ol Roaring river. They ieKrt a good
trip, plenty ol game and plenty of ber
ries. Don and losepb Meldriim will return
in a lew days from Eastern Oregon,
where thev hsve Ix-en lor some time on a
surveying trip. The dinner Mr. Mel
.1 in in was at the head ol the crew, and it
ia reported that be accomplished great
deal ol work.
John Baker, who resides on Molalla
road, near the Woll place, waa in town
Monday. Mr. Ilaker says he had a nar
row esi spe from having hit prorwrty and
home ilestmyed by lire last Saturday.
He says the spark ol Ore that did the
mischief traveled jver two miles, falling
in the stubble field. Only lor the kind
oass and alert actions ol neighbor and
friends, his entire home would have been
destroyed.
take charge of his store uutil about the
1st of next month.
At meeting of the hoard of directors
ol the West Oregon City school district,
held Tuesday evening, Professor O. A.
Prentiss, of I'ortjand, was elected super
intendent for the ensuing year to succeed
T. J. (isry, who resigned.
Miss Hessle (Irout, bookkeeper fur
the manager of the Order of I.ioiis, in
Portland, visited her parents in this city
Monday.
Mrs. 0. W. Cirace enteitained a few
friends at luncheon last Sunday, in honor
of Mr. and Mra. Edward T. Tsggart, ol
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Cowing left Mon
day un an extended tour of the Eastern
states. They expect to be abwnt about
three months.
Koliert tiiulher, of Shuhel, was In Ore-
gin City Thursday. About the first of
October Mr. (iiinher will begin teaching
school at Needy.
W. P. Kirthein, of Clear Creek, who
operates a large creamery at that place,
was in Oregon City Monday attending to
husiiieas matters.
Master Clarence (ireen Is working in
C. li. Huntley' drug store. The young
man lias decided to study pharmacy , and
his success is assured.
William Putrow is back from Sumpter,
he has come in possession of val
uable mining properly. He expects to
Sieiid the winter in this city.
William and (Scorge Calill returned
Tuesday from a three month's surveying
trip in Northern Idaho. They were
members of the Hands llros'. crew. .
Earl Shaver, son of Sheriff Shaver, left
here Monday to enter Portland High
School, where he will liniuh his studies,
having already spent two years there.
Fred David, who ia a motorman tun
nlmi between Oregon City and Portland,
came up from Oregon City laet Saturday
for a short visit with his family and
friends, returning Monday morning
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The only first-clnss Second-Hand Dealer in Furniture
Stoves and Utensils. It is worth your time to come
and examine the stock. You will find a full line
of New and Second-Hand Furniture, Stoves, Crockery
Hardware, Etc
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lluy ticket lor the benefit dance next
Friday evening.
Drs. K. B. and A. L. Beatie, Dentists,
Weinhard lildg.
The best styles and materials at the
lowest prices. . Miss U. Goldsmith.
Albert Kigga lias started the erection
ol a new house at Clackamas Heights.
All the latest Novelties in Millinery,
and prices the best. Miss Goldsmith.
Julia E. Cunweli has brought suit in
the circuit court against William Kerron,
to foreclose a mortgage for $:150.
School Hooka at thai man k Co. at
Tot I'rii-ea. Rulers and Tablets tree
with each Complete assortmentol Books.
Some splendid new sidew alk is being
Diitin hv the Woolen Mill Company
along their lactory on Main street.
Hun. J. T. Morgan, of Portland. i
scheduled to deliver a aeries ol speeches
in this city in the very near future.
John C. Chase, ex-mayor of Hoverhill,
Mass., will be in this city on October
10th to address the working people.
It Is estimated that not less than 1000
.,,.,i.,,l mill were ileal roved on the
weBt side last week oy the forest tire.
The regular drill" by the militia com
pany have been resumed lor the winter,
the first drill for the fall being last won
day night.
t. r v ("iii-iin and Miss Iiclle Mon
tague, both 6f this county, were married
i.t Munitav in the countv clerk a ollice
by Mayor Dimick.
Charman & Co. The Cut rrice Drug.
gists will furnish the School Supplies
for the Oregon City Schools as tuey are
the Lowest bidders.
ti, Prr, n pjnur Comnanv sustained
the loss of several hundred cords of wood
.... a I
at the Charles Holetrom place, on wie
Holcomb road, last week.
Mr Hlrharil Scott, of Milwaokie, has
on exhibition at the state fair this week
small herd ol Shorthorn cattle, besides
some fine hogs and sheep.
You are cordially Invited to attend the
Millinery display of Tattern Hats, Mon
day and Tuesday, Sept. 22-23, and fol
lowing days". Miss C. Goldsmith.
John Barry, employed at the planing
mill, met wiU an accident Monday, Dy
VvAinrv taaiitrhi' tn a nisi ner. which resulted
In the loss of the middle finger of bis left
hand.
m;. nr:-a 3. Marshall has been
Wtil to teach in the New Era school,
filling a vacancy caused by the resigna
r t;. Putt, Simnson. wbo has
been elected to teach in the Mount Tabor
school.
Profnasor Garv. of the West Oregon
school, who recently resighed and pnr-
ehaaeil the treneral merchandise Dusinees
Passenger traffic on the river U now
mostly in the direction of Portland, the
steamers being laden with people and
baggage returning from the hop fields.
It Isssid that in many Instances people
are denied passage Irom way landings.
The many Iriends of Miss Clandia
Hart, who Is at Hi. Vincent's hospital,
Portland, will be pleased to know that
she is rapidly recovering from the effects
of an operation, and that she will be
able to return home in about ten days.
It is announced that active operations
will be started at the government fish
hatchery, near Parkplace. in a few days.
Hunter brothers hsve been engaged to
take the eggs from the fish, st which
w ork they will beengsged for some time.
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Terplschorean devotees will be given
n Mi.iH.riiinitv next Friday evening to
indulge their fancy. The militia com
pany will give a dance, the proceeds to
lie given to the victims of the fire at
su,.init.r laat week. The price of
tickets has been plsced at only 75 cent.
A meeting of the board of directors of
the Humane Society was held Monday
evening at the offices of the Oregon Ci'y
It-nV adiun a (nil attendance Was Dies-
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ent. Among other fcalters alienuea 10
was the adoption ol resolutions tendering
thanks to William Howell for bis dona
tiooof labor in putting the drinking
fountain in place. The annual meeting
of the society will lie held in October,
when the election of officers for the en
suini year will take place.
Ilow'i This?
iv- rru rtna Mnndrad Dollars lie-
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ward fnr inv pane of catarrh that cannot
be cured by Mall's liarru icre.
F. J. Chxnxy 4 Co.,
I'rnna . Toledo. O
We, the undersigned, have known F.
J . Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
l: 1. 1 t 1 n hr.nnr.l,la In all hna-
I1BVO llllll rom,n uvii'.i.,.- ... -
iness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
arm. , .
West A Tktax, Wholesale Droggists,
Toledo, O. ,
Waldiko, Kiunan 4 Makvin, W hole
sale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Uoii-u f 'aisrrn i lire ib laaen lnieruaiiv.
acting directly npon the blood and mu
mm surfaces of the system. Price 75c
rw.r bottle. Sold by all druggist. Teeti
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nionials free.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
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RULERS
PENCILS
TABLETS
BOOK COVERS
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Many months before school peason we are in the market
looking for bargains trying to get a little more than
regular values by the twin presuaders of large orders
and spot cash. Sometimes we can't find just what we
want then we have it made to order for instance,
our Big Value Tablets. They have better paper and
more of it for c than anything ever put out in the
regular 5c. line. The regular dealer won't pay the
price Not one out of ten the margin is to small.
Lut the children appreciate them we have to buy them
in thousand lots Same all through the long
lists Pencils Inks-Slates Erasers-Rulers-S ponges--Straps
Bags Scholars Companion and all the
necessaries. Best of all we treat the children just as
well as their parents. Don't hestitate to let them do
their own buying, if you can't well come too. : : :
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C. G. Huntley W. A. Huntley
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Patrons and Friends
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EAVY LOSSES we suffered through tne recent
fires, placed us in a tight pinch, we need money
and money to rebuild, and ask our friends to come and
buy their winter supplies from our mammoth stock
for cash : : ' : :
We will slaughter Heating Stoves and Sewing
Machines, and we will give you a discount on all other
goods purchased between now and the first of December
for cash. Do not miss your chance. Heating Stoves
and Sewing Machines will go for nearly half price.
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FRANK BUSCH
THE HOUSEFUKNISHER
MAIN STREET
One Door North of Commerlcal Bank Q
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of A. 8. Hunt, at Willamette, will not
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