OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, JANUARY 23,1903
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4ftirtn i"ifv IntmttiPf lis
TOLD IN SIDEHEADS.
Wil l. It Piiomotkii. Ivy Pttrk, llni
rustling Insurance man who Into been
running mi liiNiirHiii n Ij um rn-Mn in (Inn
cliy, attended III" reglllsr i'larleily Itii nt
iihM meeting ill llni Parllhi Mill mil In-
miranceC pany, In I'orl Uml Halurday
night niwl hss Is-eu iiiniiiHii k pinum
tillll III ft ll'W lllnlllllH lo a larger llnlll
a.iuiewhere in Utah. Mr. I'nrk Is wide
awake I lisihcs niitll uinl his hiin i m IN
an-med.
To Hkiii un I k I'M.vr Ja I'.
livett, ilin !' man, whl shortly lehulhl
liia .o plant, wlii.h I'M Ini'l mined swuV
(r us ul. I stand next to the, M iiir mill
for Hih ni'w inili mill mw under
li, ,n. The new hepl.int will probably
I r t-i t I In IIih ill, I ("barman store
j.i.n l'ti iil iiml I'm ii tl i mnl la
In he e. pipped with fVi'iy new Improve- K
a i n.'i i"i,irv lur lui tit it iC oiii a nisi
class aril. hi.
WnllKIV" I V K H TlMI!. Kef-older
Ili-iiiy S i-v"ii has been moie limn kt-t-1-ii,g
,.i.g hours In III" "III " Hi" !" week
lln in-h l woik la due lo two reasons,
inn. i.l w hu ll being tlmi li ran mil nl
lioks and had lo wall lur the new mil'
I , I v , the other riM"ii being 1 1 L Woik
has I ti cmiing ill laaier than Hi"
(order and h s i leik" aie able lo attend
In It. Nearly every every evening last
wei k Mr. H.-u-ns was at In" dek till
right u'.-Uk mi, I 1'ila wok lh rush con
tinues hIiiio 'I 'I" I11'.
Hubert Wli khaui, tin I'M soldier, m
l..wlv iiiiiri.vn,K Itiim Inn long ll
Mr. Wiikliam Ima I -! eoiillued lo liia
,H, nl t r.iiitliiiioinlv (or the. past two
yeais fn in severe stnnui' li troubles Mini
it will In i,( deep interest lo his iiimiv
(rii'inla to know that this g I old "'"
u i.m mend. Ml. Wlrkhain I M i-
who ha Mil lewoVable n-cnid lor
biav.-iv I n tin- War ol Hi" Rebellion.
Noiik I' until more bravely tliaii li", mnl j
li, i , inolu palleliliy tl'" limiMilpl ,
( war.
Fm.s IImThoi una. A mm I'.v Hi"
lisuie.d William Wainer, who liaa been
,,t a.uun ill Alaska employed ly
Capfaiil J. 1. ''-y "' "'" Yukon Sll-IIUI
I,,,. Is, ended Ina troulili"! Ill" I"' Sl"r
.lay minium; I'V taking mi overdose o(
,,,r i". Tli" poor l.'llow Iiml come
from I'ortliinil Hi" 'I'lV Ih'Ioim W illi Hi"
intention ol obtaining woik soinew here
in tl." c.niilv. Being disappointed III
thia uii.l mIiii.wI penniless, li" sc.urd
room in Hi" I'lnlip I1"""' moon mnl tin
li" t liioiini'il, w Inl" foinini! ilow n ataira,
Ml to ll,., IU,r ili'ii'l. Soul" miirpliili"
wua in liia poi kri nl tli" rnroimr'H jury
,ionoilll.f,l iri-atli Hi" M-ailU o( Mil iiver
(im. d( mnipliiii". II" ' miitil" noin
hii.I Iml v.'ty lilUn Hniiiiiiiti"l in tin-Mi
,.irl.
Pam mii: Si it. IVrlmpH lln inoal in-ti-n-f
I itic milt t ll.i ti-"n ol tli" rirrnit
l oiirt waa that IIihIIIHIi',1 l.y tli Kill'lorf
Ihivh MkMH"" Hi" ' W. I'. & Ky- I ". ,.r
iliiin.H"" iinan.it from rilimiiiK lln-ir mil
way liii" iliioiuh tln'ir larin in nr l.i'iit",
('liirkiiiiiaN 1'ouiiiy. Arilnir Kimloil,
mi., nl Hi" pluliilitl lo III" r.iM", H of-
fin-.l fT'Kl I. v Hi" ritilway ioin.,iny
T H E a
OLD COUNTRY
If you wish to (tend
money to the "Old
Country," you can do
ho cattily and cheaply
through this bank.
We Ihhuc draftu pay
able in ncurly a 1 1
countries
fcj Hank of Oregon City
it!
OKI-COX CITY. OKI:.
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limit Mi(o mi M rompli-l" fiiui-oii- ioo 'i
liiintt'. Iml III" "inn wua r..ili,l.'rf.
lliii,i-.ii,it" .in,l mil Wiih lir,'iil,t l.y tin-Hk-k'i
ii'Vi-il partit a to r.-.-ovcr liili.-r iliim-iiiit-a.
A II .lay M.ni.liiv Hi" i-oiitt'Ht waxi-il
warm Hi,, I l.ii" III" aiini" lillit ll Wi lli to
tin. jury. Kulv T.i",liv iiioMiinu Hi"
jnrv rum" in wild H vi'iilut of flll'illtl mi
hi;." I.,r III" pl.lil.llll-.. 'Hi" pl.iii'tiir
iihk". in tlinr t- tiii -I ui ii (or Koin.'iliim;
lik"i,HHI.
Tax I.kw Madi: Tim H,mnl ol
CiilllliV ('..lililiiaMolirlit lui I ' li'l".V till)"
Innt W""k, tlii'ir tilli" l."ilik' "liii-llv oi-i-n-
ll'.I K I I I lit lilHM in .ii-i t-r mi i mi nw
I'liia i. Ill, " oarrii-a III atui k M "oinpli'tn
linivof l"tl lil.mka of evi-ry viirmty, Mii'l
w" r" ,r.-p;iri-'l to llll or.liira l.y mall on
aliort notlr".
(liKHKlia Koit Urn tillAIIK. I,at
Krnliiv Hi" ll'li !ru,is lutM llni liaiiul
i-li-clioli ol i.Mi.'.Tit lor III" riMiialiil"r if
tint V"r ; for prt-aiilmil. III rlinta dio-i-IliMilni
liiiiioinz ; for m-rri-lMiy, 1IIU
i.'iiii"r mil I lor IrfaaiiriT, l(,ilpii .M.-lln,
I III! L'Iiim w ill liol.l M lili-i-lliiK II lllll"
l.iliT hint il.-i'i.l" on rl.taa rolora hii,
make Ilm prnllniinary MrXii','MO'iiU lor
Ilm rniiimiini't-iiii-iil fxitrtirca ni-xl
"pritiK.
IIai K Kiiom San I'ham iito II. K.
Croaa l"tiirii". thia wn-k lioin A W"k'l
viait at Smii I' rain'iai'o wlmr li W"lil mh
I a ri'pr.'.-nUii v.. In lint iih-i-Iimk of lltf
I'mi-I Iiir 1:ohI l"liailMil'l I Aaaia iatloll.
M'. ('roan wiih d"i". to tin) ollire of
pr"iil"lit ul Ilm ttuar.l of MmiuK.-ra. A"
pn-ai li'iit of lint Ixianl .Mr. I iota will
li.iV" laiKt-ly iiiiil.'r liia iimtrol Hi" Work
o( M"l"CiinK tal"i.l (or tli" four Raaocia
lioiia on Una i-ohhI. I' Iihh !--r il"ri,"l
thai Ilm Willaiimil" Vull.'V (1iiitMiiiiM
AaaiM'iiiiion will n.""i Ml (iIhiIiIoii" park
oh Hi" H'li .1 iy of July in'Xt hii.I roil
tinmi lo Mini mi'lti'ltt Hi" '.'i',i 1 1 day of July.
NotmoMvsy Aktkk All.. A voiiiik
la, I hr th" n.imo ol riioalrr K'M'ly waa
uiri'ait'.l In tln I'i'V on" il.iv lat w-i-k
ly Clni'f o( I'o.i. " hurii", (or raoipinir
from j.nl at ('irviillia. Tin' younu ffllow
wiih iwootlu-r va'ruitM ha, I i-nmniitl"l
un iiKrt inli mi M younu' fi'How Hi I'orvallia
hy III" nam" of t ii-ori;" Kli-k", a aiinlflil
ai O. A. ('. Kt-a.lv tin, I h""ii nnprinont'il
in Hi" '.'oiviillla jiil t.ut hiii-rt-cl",l in
iniikini! an cc:i," ami lui.l i-otii" lo (In-
oni" i ,.oii Ciiv ihiiikiint that h" w,ni, "IT.Tt
mi HM'.iat : li" ri'iirlit'.l l arkplarit ami
waa milking W"o, projii'a lowur.l liia
"fcapi wi "!i tl," vigilant l liii'."' c-tiiiftit
him ami Hi-lit him hark to wIiito lie
ihiii" (min.
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la to la. tlm t,i l"vv lor tint yi'iir l!ki:l
Tim total ia W'l iiiiIIh. tlm aaiim aa
yiar. lh" iippoitioiiini'iit ia an (ollowa;
atal" tl nulla, roiinty 12 mi I It. atattt atliool
I nulla, roi't II inilU, t itul .'!- tii-llw. H"-ai.ti-a
Uiia th"l W ill h" M,,l"il aperinl
achoul tax In "ili'h ilialrirt. Ill li"k!oli
t'lly thia will I," 7' miHa. Tim taxpav
"ra in Or.-Kon City will pay a toul tax of
ahont lo1.. milla, th.t i-ity iax to lutahont
7 millH. Whil" lh" l"vy ia ll.' milla. ilm
a nni' iin last yi-ur, ll ii up 01 li. li"'l it littl"
ililli-ri-nt. Th" Hint" lax im 1 mill l"a
than hint v. ar, mm lh" valuation of Ilm
propi.rly in 1 rff iiml lh" mnouiil in-(mri-,
1 , r tli" H'atit ia Ice. I'lai kilinaH
toiintv'H shari-of th" Hlal.t tiix thia year
ia J.'.,lnn.
Tkai'IIiii io Mki;i" A wi'i'k from
Salnr.lay ilm toarhi-iH of I'larkainii"
ciiiiiity lint lo liohl li-ui-hi-m' iiu'etinu at
Mihh I irac" (. MarahaH'M Hi lio.il lioiia",
Nw Kru. Th" proraiiini" will h" of
Hpi-rial IiiIiti'hI hm all of tlm fimlri ImlorM
are nn'l api-aki-ra ami well inloriii"il in
tlm Hiilij.-i tH w hirh thny art) to liamllii.
Tim fnlluwiiiK will tin tlm proj;rHiiiiiii',
HiilijiM-t, of ronrsit, lo oliaiii!" : Kli-t-tion of
ullii i.ra lor tlm itnaiiiiiK yar; a papi-r on
Klitini'ntury Hi'ii-nrit hy llarohl A. Kanila,
a latu Krailimtii from Uorimll Univt'raity ;
ri'port of I'onnnllli'u on pri'iiiinma for in
iliiatrial work : intcniii-Hii n ; lmkt't mak
iiit;, Mih Ti'HHa I.arkina, of M iritiiiii ;
"Nfhool room Dttroration," Mihh Mary
S. Harlow, of Harlow; "Attention," A.
T. Whii'Ih'h, C'anhy oiiool; "Tlm Recita
tion, KuiiIih to Im 'Avoideil," ('liarlen
HaiiHon, Hood View mmool ; "Thn Art of
(itiHHtioiiinjr," J. (1. Noe, l)ryUml Bi'liool ;
"Sonm Klenmiila o( a (iood Kei'ltation,"
Mrs. Kliiulietli Ituck, of l'arkplaeu.
Hknkkit Kntkrtainmknt. Tlm yonni;
people of Mt. I'luamint are uolhteliiiK
money (or a library ami on laat Friilay
evening they liulil an ptitcrtainment at
the Ml. I'leaaant Rcliool honmi for the
lienelit of the Bame. The program con
Biated chiefly of soniffl, retutaliono, dia
l iliiieg and reailinua ami in every detail
it reflected credit on the partic-ipantH.
The niimher which nerliapn deaervea
special inetition was the mirth provok
ing drama in three tela entitled "Dia
monds and Hearts." This wad very
funny and kept the audience in laughter
moBt of the time. Another feature de
serving special mention was the instru
inental mimic furnished by tile Telford
boys vho played triii?ed inBtrunienta
and played ao pleaainnly that several
hearty encores were given thorn. All
the yoniiK actors in the play were dressed
up and diPguiHed in a manner highly
gtmiHing, all of them wearing wigs and
varigated coHtumeH. The proceeds net
ted a goodly sum and with one or two
more such entertainments good library
w ill be started. Home time in February
another entertainment will be given of a
similar nature lor the benefit of the side
walk fund.
Mmii' Ai' I. ah, ii:. Umoois am out
that a in in dill hei'il Been on ill the
in, , ll i.t .i ii h al, out eiiihl mil. -a limn Mo
ulin, m ho-" conduct liiduali-t ii.xaiiity.
II" has liet'ii Been aevernl tiuit't hy the
people of that Hi'ction and he m"a all the
time ai il he dure not see any unit and
aa if lie was afraid ol lna hi". He
apemla liia time in a liltl" onl of the way
hut. What Im livea on ia mvaterv. aa
IiihI I no oiih tir i iiif h him foil. I and he never ap-
i.eara at anv of i'io country aloies for
aiippliea. A Uv or bo ago people eiilim
into town mid Informed th" nlieriirahoiit
tlm ipieer arlioiiH of the man nini if he
I'oniiuiiea Ioiil' to reniain in tlice parts,
Mr. Shaver w ill m ike a trip into the
mountains and hriii.' the had man to
town.
To I.iii'ri iik ox OiihiioN. tieori:" II.
Ilimes, aecielaiy of the ' rcon Hiftoriral
society, will appear in Oregon (My in
the very near future and deliver a lecture
on Oregon City and its very early his
tory. Mr. Iluims has been (or a long
limit very deeply interested in Oregon
City history and has collected much
valuable information about tlm little city
hy Ilm falls and his lecliiro promises to
be of rare interest to tint public. He
will tali of Oregon City before it was
any more than a few InitH, before the
while man i.ml demonstrated his suprem
acy orsel up Ma authority over the place.
He has collected inn. b choice data re
lating buck to this antiquated period and
all who feel an interest in the romantic
past of the beautiful little burg will have
a splendid opportunity to learn new
(acts. The time and place will be an
nounced a little later when and where
this address is lo Ihi given. It will be
miller the auspices of Die Mothers' Club
of this city.
rilKSIIIKNT BUOWNKIX. If Oil. Geo. C.
lirownoll, of Clackamas county, was
elected l'resident of the Oregon Senate,
over Hr. Andrew C. Smith, of I'ortland,
The contest was close and exciting, w ith
the odds against Hrownell, for the reason
that Smith had the solid support of the
live senators from Multnomah county.
Hut Hiowne.ll is a fighter, who has been
elected three times to the Senate in the
face of tremendous opposition, regardless
of all sorts of calumny in some of the
newspapers. No combination of politi
cians, in or out of bis own party, with
wholesale lying and Blander, lias been
able to beat him at home where lie is
best known, and he always gets just
about what he goes after in the Legisla
ture, as lie has ostitis occasion. Mile? is
one of the ablest of the politicians ol Ore
gon, and has more grit and slaying quali
ties than any of them. He is good na
tured, not to men'ion good looking, as
his pictures in the papers show, obliging,
kind and extremely devoted to bis
friends, who are numerous and powerful.
Like men who have any success in busi
ness or politics, he has some enemies
who have magnified his little failings
and misrepresented him on all occasions.
He has supportnd the referendum and
nearly every measure in which the peo
ple generally are interested, bat has sel
dom received any credit for so doing.
His success is a striking vindication.
The Oregon State Journal.
Hai.ic or t'HoeKHTir. Last Haturday tlm
saloon property owned by John Cook,
the ea. aped debtor, w ill be sold in execu
tion of Judgment. Mr. Cook has not
been seen nor heard from since his de
parture several day ago,
ConsuinkI) to AavLi'M Mary (ireen,
who live up on the Clackamas river,
was examined in-fore JtnlgH Kyan Mon
day afternoon and adjudged insane. The
unfortunate woman lias aiilfcred from ill
health for a long tune and her inenlul
downfall bin been expected.
Ikai ii or Chu n Mry, tlm two-year
old daughter of Mr. and Mia. Chailea
O.loni.ell, died at Saturday at lh" par
eiita' residence on Kleveulh and Jackaon
stieela, ami the bun ml occurred Sunday
afternoon from the hou.e. Itev. Mr
iriiiiin olliciiiled mii.I the leiiiaius were
iulerred at Mountain View.
Kkhvii.-kn Nor IUi.d. Sundiy last
liolh in n ning Mini evening .-i vices at
tlm I'resb) terian i hiircli were dirpensed
with owing o Urn fact thai Itev. Mr.
Frank Mixsell was ill and routined to
his room. His illness not being serious,
Ilm usual services will in all p,ol,al,ilrv
he held i.ext Sunday to which the public
is Invited.
Is Ir a Thoi tTmah' CoiiNt.ible Harry
Moody made a flying trip to Needy Tues
day and arrested one Isaac H. Miller for
aetiinu up w hat the complaining witness,
I, ihn dickey, claims is a lioul trap Hi
lioi k Crck. Tl.it kind of Mconlrivance.
MS everyone kliowa, is linlaalu! :n the
stale on ai cunt, ol the fact that it gitti
ers In mIiiioI all tiie lish III the stream,
p.-rmi'ting none to pa s. The defendant,
Mr. Miller, caum inio Oregon (My Wed
nead.iv and tliioujb bis attorney, (iranl
It. Ibuiick, repl.e I to the complaint w itb
tlieMiiswerlhatltietro.il trap was no
trout irap st all I nr. rather a tiah ladder
Mr. Miller further alleges thai there are
no li-b ill this part of Ihe stream at this
seiiMoii of the year, Miiy way, and that a
trap of any kind cannot do anv damae
or injure (he rights of other parties. The
case will not be heard till next week and
possibly not then, as the dittrict attor
ney is now at Salem.
Aiuinii(i Ixt-AXK. One Fred Wat
kins was examined belore the county
court Wednesday for insanity, adjudged
insane and sent lo the asylum, lie is a
had man and wave tlm men who cae
lined him a hard struggle before I hey
succeeded ill subjecting In in lo their will.
The man has been cutting up stranife
antics for a long time, lias lieeii living n
eipmatered life, eating only occasionall"
ami begging for what lie then ate. The
people in tint Wilhoil country where this
straiiL'" man has been living for some
tune, have naturally been fearful of him,
not knowing at what moment lie might
do some violence or commit some crime.
When the boys ileliiai.ded his surrender
he n-rihied and undertook lo use an me
and a butcher kittle in self .If It-tint-. Kr
nei Itiisscil, who i Heeled bis captuic,
was obliged In shoot Ilm .nan in the left
arm to protect himself as Watkins came
mailing at In in with tlm knife and was
ahoiit to do him harm. When being
brought into tow li the pur man talked
in a iiesullory wav about the M.isons
and kept going bom one siilij.-ct to an
other, talking all the lliuu incuht-icnlly
and very foolishly.
A Fink Law 1'oixr. A matter t!ul
has been of much interest to lawyers
was decided by Judge Mcl'.ride laat
Monday. In June, hi HI, II. O. Junes
procured a divorce from his wife, Cather
ine, and was given the custo ly of their
laughter. Vera K. Jone", a child live
yens of age, b;s wife making no appear
ance in tlm sun. Lust October Mr. Jones
died and the gralldl.it her. J. A Jones,
through his attorney tiled a s-Ution in
the Coiiutv Court asifing lo be appointed
guardian of the child. Mrs. Jones, who
lias since miiri ied, tiled a niotioii in the
Circuit Court asking the court lo modify
the (lectee of divorce and aw .ir.1 the child
lo the mother, thus ignoring the petition
for a guardian entirely, lioidon K. Hayes
appealing as counsel (or the mother ol
the child. A spirited legal discussion
was had in the Circuit Court upon the
million. Jiiilg,. Mi-Bride took the matter
under advisement lor shout tell days
ami rendered a decision holding that the
Circuit Court still bad jurisdiction of
the child notwithstanding the death of
tlm plaiutill in tlm suit and that the de
fendant had since married another man
Judge Have cited ileeisions which con
vinced the court that it had not lost jur
isdiction of the child by the dealb of the
father, although the opposite opinion has
l.ereioiore been entertained by Judge
Mcllride.
WILL SEND $4.00 FREE.
To F.ach Iteuili-r Fmiklin lllle, M. I).,
I.L. II , the Wfallliy ( hlciign Kuedal.
M, Will Si-lid .'..i Worth or ills
Nrtr Imllililual Ireslitient Frte.
That I)r. Miles is one of the most suc
cessful and reliable ol physicians is
proven by bundled of testimonials from
well-known people. One pa'ieiit cured
after fail, ire ol eleven (irsu.l Itapids
physicians, two sfter having Ih-cii given
up by six or seven Oicavo hysicini.s,
another after nine of tlm leiding doctors
in New York City, rinladelphia and
Chicago tailed. Thousands ol testimo
nial sent on n 'pifsl.
The late I'rul. J. S. Jewell, M. ).. ed
itor of th" Journal of Nervous and Men
tal Illaeutms, ijhln-hed at Chicago, al
vired 1 1 r . Miles to ' hy all meana publish
lour surprising results." 1'rof. J. I'.
KnsB, M. I J., l'resident of Hush Medical
College, wrote in 1K74: Ir. Miles lias
taken two comses of my private instruc
tion in diseases of Ihe lieail slid Innga."
Col. N. ii. l'Hiker, Kx-Treaaurerof South
Carolina, sa : "1 lielieve I'r. Miles to
he an attentive ami skilllul physician iu
t Meld wlii.li requites the lest qnallMes
of bead and heart. " Oil. A. M. tucker,
late (iciiera! Manager of N. Y , L. E &
W. system ol railways, says: "Dr. i
Miles' success as a nliyaician has been
plieuomii.a'." ('ol F. I! Spileinan. of
the Dili H'-gulars, L'. S. A., San Diego,
Cab, says: "Your Special Treatment
has worked wonders when all els.- f.nle..
1 bad employed the l,.-nl medical talent
and has spent U.UIO."
When an rxperieu I and wealthy
iiliysK-ian ofC-ia to prescribe In-e $eTiMS)
wortli of treatment for dp-eases uf the
heart, nerves, stomach, or dropsy, it is
conclusive evidence that be has great
faith in bis skill. And when hundreds
of prominent men and women fieely
testify to his tniiu tl skill and Urn sup
eriority of bis New Individual Tieai
meiit, his libeiHliiy is certainly worthy
of serious coni,er,ition.
Tin Doctor's tie svstem of treatment
is thoroughly H,:ientific and iiiiineiisely
uperior to ordinary methods.
As ah atllicted readers insy have $4 00
wortli ol treatment especially piesciilied
for each case, free, Willi full dneclions,
we would adv'ae them to send for a
Copyrighted Kxauiination Chart al once.
Address Dr. Franklin Miles, ar. to
Slate "treet, Chicago, III.
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CG0D
THE FINAL
WIND-UP
of the Great Sacrifice Re
modeling Sale ia nearly at
hand and it would pay
yrni to call and look over
the bargains in Clothing,
Nats, Shoea, Furnishings,
Ktc. prices that no fair
huyer can afford to let go
by. Call and examine.
J. M . PRICE
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T O -)q
ATE
CLOTHIER
COCO O00O CO GC30
Dkatii or Jamks Haut. --Monday night
at 7 ::1U o'clock, James Hart pissed aaa
at his home near Arthur's Frairie, aged
I'kS years. Th deceased leaves a wife
and several grown Up children. Mrs.
I'eler Nehren and Mrs. Sieve (ireen are
Btep-dailgblers of the decease-l. The fu
neral wh field Wednesday and tlm le
maius were laid to rest at Arthur's I'rni
rie. y
AwNi.siiS t i KTTi.NG Oi.ti. Many of our
good people in Oiegon City need lo re
plaee iheir old awning with new one",
especially in the snitb end of town.
Some ol the awnings in front o' ilm busi
ness liouses are a sight lo behold, ere
ragged and be.." binned with dirt. This
condition of slf.irs ni ght do for a town
where tlm business men are not s ri t.y
up-lo-ilute but in the village wlice ail
the store building are attractive ulilice
and where the business men know bow
to do business the fiont of their stores
ought to be in keeping wi'h tlm enter
enterprising spirit of the men who run
them.
AliMITTKD TO PRACTICK. J. H. WeSt-
over, editor of the Courier went to Si
lem Tuesday in company with Grant B.
Dimick and was admitted to practice
law in the state on the recommendation
of Mayor Dimick. Mr. Westover has
been for many years a law practitioner
and tbe only requirement necessary for
one ii) the case is to show bis credentials
and be recommended by some one
familiar with hisrecord. He declaies
that it is not his intention to practice
law much but wants to be able to do so
if the occasion requires it.
Si'IRItkd Revivals. Kev. Daniel
Shepardaon and wife are holding a pro
tracted series of gospel meetings in the
baptist church in this city this week and
it it-justice to thi talented gentleman to
sav that never in the history of the
church have such pleasing services been
held. Mr. Shepardson is a man of fine
talents, a speaker of great force and best
of all is in every sense of the word
Christian man in deed as well as in pre
cept. He is delivering a series of lec
tures eveiy evening and every afternoon
and the auditorium of the church has
l.-en well filled. These sermons will
continue all this week and through next
week to 3 iturday nigh'. Mrs. Sliepird
g n is a talented musicuu and her efforts
together with her husband's are very
effective indeed. The public is inyited
snd no one will regret attending.
Prifekty Sold The desirable lot
owned by V. B. Wiggins north of the
Wiggins residence nas been sold to A.
Uoetling, and already Mr. Uoetling has
commenced to erect a sightly eight-rooia
cottage on it.
Moved Shops. F. A. Parker, the
popular loosorialiBt, has moved his bar
ber parlors from the old Jaggar building
into the store room formerly occupied by
Howell & Jone. Tbe room has been
divided by a partition making two rooms
out of the one, and in the oilier depart
ment will be moved the firm of Cramer
A Freytag, cigar makers. These rooms
are considerable of an improvement over
tbe old stands and an immediate increase
of business is e peeled.
Yocno Debaters Meet. Tnesday
night the Academy debators met at the
schoolhouse and held a rousing debate
of the question of "Resolved that the
reading of fiction is a detriment to stu
dents." The speakers on the affirm
live were (i. W Pogue and Alvin Mack ;
negative Ivy Park and George Califf.
The discussion was spirited and close
and ended in a decision in favor of the
negative. The time set fo' the debate
with the Thursday Night Debating Club,
of Portland, has not vet been decided, it
remaining for the Portland club to ar
range tbe same.
Fine Black Petticoats at cost.
Racket Store.
The Futerprise $1.50 per year.
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
life
J ..I 1ST
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cheertulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
V sal-l i become so prevalent
l thai II le nrtf nnrnmrnnn
I for a child to be bcrn
iKlJ afflicted with weak kid-
1 nt,e If h .KIM i,rln.
ates too otten, tt tne
urine scalds the flesh or if, when the child
reaches an age when it should be able to
control the passage, it is yet afflicted with
bed-wetting, depend upon it, the cause of
the difficulty Is kidney trouble, and the first
step should be towards the treatment of
these important organs. This unpleasant
trouble Is due to a diseased condition of the
kidneys and bladder and not to a habit as
most people suppose.
Women as well as men are made mis
erable with kidney and bladder trouble,
and both need the same great remedy.
The mild and the immediate effect ol
Swamp-Root is soon realized. It Is told
by druggists, In fifty-
nl mnA An Hnllar
V... k.... . V- ft'W I UU.ui.luJ
sample bottle by mall ifiJU
f... alert namrli 1 lIL v iMmvllnnL
' .. .... . . . ,. - -M tUm I
lng ail aooui li. including many ui u
thousands of testimonial letters receive
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kllmei
& Co., Blnghamton, N. Y., be sure and
mention this paper.
"Don't make anyJmisUke, but remem
ber tho name, Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root, and tbe address, Bing
ham ton. N. Y., on every bottle. maM.
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