OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 13, 190 3
Oregon City Hntcrprisc
TOLO IN SlDEHEADS.
Hi! KNhxH IN Ni:llooi.. wi'i'K mnl
)ilt ri' lllllulllf (or HlH ttll U !" Ill I'lllllll.
One leai'lter ihi MudiUy i Mil fourteen
I n 1 1 1 1 h kIkimi! Ipiiii llm ri iitliui runui
Mini miu'lixr Kim inlnu lx m 1 1 rmni'il by
(Il kllKKM ll VHIIIlllN kllllU,
e CKnrt on Kahihi Hi-v. Frank
Mix-rll In all chiI v r 1 u i liy li l choir lot
H rautilU lu tin iilvi'ii mi Kul"l hiimUy
V II i II If . 'I'lllt lllll' M lilt llf tllH VIV
lliii'd iinli-r ami nil win) liuv lii-ml Mr.
Mni'li'-liiriiirr roiiccru will not imIm
tins tn Hi.
pium roM Aiuui hmid Tim linr. n(
Mi ll'Oll ill IIK'I'II llll'l .tlOlliUv llilllt ill
tln Turk' HH k, lull illil li'iiliiNU lo
w.ir In I iik in w I i-n In ri-iianl to tlm
rlioo mi.iU' iiik. Tliey mlj.iiiri rd
In iiiwkI Mini i ii Wi'iiit'l.iy, wlii'ii at'lln'i
in In Ihi I . k 1 1 In llm jimiii ii or Injun
Hi lt o( Inn i- hi 1 1 1 1 ul llm Inmii nuilili'
ymiilia
Horn I'ikiii At II it Ii h iImhikIiI
llml mi I v inn nl llm pii-m on I In- mi'i'ii
mini lniil(ii moiiIiI n-(ii ri' n-t" i r I tc . Imi
mi r- n in i i hi n ii H ui ri-vi'iili'il that tin'
tiiln-r lli'tltl iiiioil du lly mil uf ir
li.llr Inn I'lm vtnik nf imii lli I lime
L initi' r 1 1 ) 1 1 V hikIii.. nloiiK IiV neveral
liriilii" rm M"'t mnl IHili' new reve
lations imi Ii'oiikIiI In lintil I In' lili-k M ill
lint I it h IhI'iI mil. I' loin I In' r ii i iii I nn
Ill'lirlV III Hi" llli'l)'l llm tit t II luvi I MM' II
nliiiit In lit' lim'i'T'
I it.- r it ir Hks i iiu.Kv i.i I .. ( lit luti
I'liiluv, tin' Till ol tin ill hi' h . linn
4 I M ' 1 1 a Mil "M 1'iulll-IT, Ii") V"r III
U(i', ilii'l ill lim lioni'i at Highland. The
ili'ii'ani'il li'avi-a a Mill uti'l l"ll rlill'lnn.
SiiiiiI.iv ninl limit at tint IIikIiUiiiI rlinrrli
thf luiii't'il ln'1'1, ami in tint llixli
luinl rriiit'li'i y llm llilt't iin-lit nrriiried
Tin ilfi'i'ithi'il Wita hiI known in I lit-tM
liarta, 1 1 it v 1 1 1 1 lifini lit-rt mure llm ll'lii-a
lie w na highly rfHi"CiiM ami Imd iiuuy
filt'tnla.
Ksri.Ki inmkn r I'll" ninil nf Wil
luini'tln ('alia h. Iionl am In ti I v an mi
tin lliiiin"il at tln-ir m-lioul limine mi
Siiiiinljy rvi'iiinn n( Una week Tin
iiiv t ritll-'il " loiiii'kin'a lliri"! Man,"
ami lll Imi 1 1 K I ' enlitiUiniiiii. Tlie
ailiiii"Kinii !"' Mill I m L'fi ri'itia, lull llm
.ly will l'i worlli Mitt in itit'V, aa iirt-at
juiina lime lit'i'ii t'iit In nm lii' it a in-
ii'Ha, I In' IiiihIn am tn ito In llm i I a
nl tint m'linnl limine, ami all who have
tin inltri'til nl tin wliool at In-art will
tiavn a ill .tin tn help a u tod rutino
aloiik!.
Ilnf Hot m HrttMili. I.aat Saturday
liililit llm linflii.il"t ami tlrv linilin own
mI I'V l'ailain I'oi'tt at KliinU'a I'rairit'
were Imri'i 'l In tint tiroiiTIil, at a loai of
alioitl $1 itKl. Tlit-w atrm tnri-a wine Ian
il tint vt'iy llitral in llil'arl of tlie alait',
1 1 ii v i ii riMt, xrliHiH, innrtt limn anv
ollirr, ami tint lo lu ll nwnrr ia vt-rv
lii-avy. How tin H'" ataitml ia a imtili'
tn Mr. riiM', tu lio-a amni'li nly, tiirunuli
h ilifirt' in ili-Kimy lliiiw", ili-lilifrali'ly
ai't lint tn il AMit Hit' Urn h tliat ov
l-ri'il llotlllllU I'lllllll llH llolllt In auvtt tin
alrni'lurt'N, aa tin n" r mulil lm liml ill
atilli' li'tit 'iiinlilii' In lifli inatti-ra any.
Tn it Nkw I'iimtm ii kii Tim IWaiilniit
mi M.ni'liiv h 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 -. 1 Mr. Tom I. linn
ililll tn lit! imaliiiaairr til Him i lly , lo llll
tint ii iti't wltii'lt Ii" t. K. Ilorinii haa ht'lil
f.,r ft vi vrura i,iVl. Tina iti.iliit n I
lutein Willi tin' lif.uty iiiimval of Mr.
lUmlitU'a iniitiy frimi la nil nvrr Hi"
i-oiiiiiy, ami it ia itlrfmly an aaaiui'il
fitfl tliat tin- nulilir will it'ii'ivi tlm very
kil)'lft ami l'Ht tri'iilin-'til al. the liHmla
of llm lift iiniainr. Mr. lUmlitll tiua (
livi'il in IIiih city lor many Vi-ara, Iihvwik
Xrown tlti InTf. h il' I ia nun nl tint nint
.o.iiUr yoiinit ini'ii in v'lii' kiiiii.ni coun
ty. Hit Iiuh hi'i'ii from Inn I'arlii'at iiiun
lio'i.l nn tirilinit ;.''iiIiIu'hii, alwaya
M wiikt iitnl rraily In ili'fi'tnl Iiih lintli ami
Hpholil llm triiii iili'H nf Ina (ntrly. Al
I'Vi-ry rniiii.ii!ll lm li.ia hi't'il atnoiii; llm
fir hi in lakii tlm lmii ami ln Imlllit lor
lila fiii-mN, n 1 1 1 Hum ri-t'oi:iiilioii in I til I n
fiiir i'oiiiii'ii"itlioii for Iiih iniiiiy (ailhltil
HITUCi'H III lll'll llfnf OlIllTH,
IIook'h I'. Kr. Kri'l ty nitrlit tin"
Ilonka hfl'l llnttr rttkrnliir elwtniii of ol
flri'ia iitnl if'tvit a liitmiui t In tln'ir many
frii'tnla tifanlt'a. Tlm rt-t i rinif oIliii'iM,
w!io havo I.iilhtully ii'rforiin'il tln-ir tin
tii'H for ii fnr ihihI arn: IVi-hhIimiI, Frank
Mrliiiinix; ii'i-irHHiit'nj, T Tri'tnhiilh,
fnri'iimn, K"ft IIiiIIiiihii ; .aaaiNtant fnrit
mi h ii . I' I'ri'V. Tint nt'W oirii'i'rH wlio
with nil Kriilav' lilttltt 'I'ti'il lo fill llm
rnniiaiiy'a ollii-fa for llm I'liHtiiiiK yar
are: 1're Hiilnnt, M. ItollixKi vnti tri'Hi
iIimiI, .1. Iti-anliini ; fnieimin, ( 'linn. VV.
i'i'w; BHHiNtiint fori'itinii, I'. Yonmtt'r i
tri'iiMitriT, S. J. Hiirfonl ; "fcri'lary, .1. K
IChoili-a; linaiiftt foiinnitlft'. W . Pope ,
K. J. NuIiIk, Dt'll Hrt. Aftnr tlm ijIhc-
tion of Ihi'ir nllii t-ra i atiinpti a ban-
ititt vaa Hpri'ail ami evt'rybotly ftijovfil
a pli'tiaaiit linn). Miort Himolii' wnr
mailt) by all the new ollii'ttra ami by
ai-vHral kih-hIh, ami tlm Hveninn wa in
nil reapi-ctH quite compli-tii. Tint Ilonka
tt iid FoiihtiiniN will vrv booh (five a
baniiint tnni'llinr. wliiflt will anrpaas
liny loniier one (ivtsn lor a Ioiik time.
Stoi.k a Pinnkii One day lHt week
a iniattralilo iniHCentit wan caitKht in the
act of Hlt'ttlii'i? a Bt't tion linntl's iliniier.
Tlm men were wotkimt on the track
back of tlm Ctinureuntional clninTi,
when n) on the bill jnnt back of the
track, where they bail their dinner paila
put a'wav, their attention waa attracted
by the rattle of tin paila and lonkmu up
there appearail to view a man roughly
clad Inirryini? away dow n the bill be
hind the buaheH with a tin pail in bm
band The workmen were not lonit in
dropping their tools ami very soon had
the poor fellow, quukinn with fetr, in
i nalody. The man waa immediately tent
to jail, where be tpent two dayn to pay
for tbe miadenteanor. The man pre
uertttHl a pitiful eiitbt, because of In;
nbvaical condition ; be was confirmed
morphine fiend and . total wreck.
When placed behind the bara and de
prived of bis morphine syrinire, the poor
wretch beKned in tones of indescribable
w ' ... linu ,.tnr of thedruit
painoa iur mn. - - .
which for twenty-four years be bad
naed. Tbe spectacle of a man prostrate
fnn this most banelul of habits is
h(M:kinR in the extreme, and it would
have been well lor every yotmn man.
woman and child in this city to have
seen this poor fellow, lust for the lesson
to be learned of tbe deadly effects ol
morphine on the human systeiji.
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We are constantly adding new
accottntH, and our buHineHS
is increasing at a very
tiutibfuctory rate Pob
ibly you might be
glad to join u s .
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tj Hank of Oregon City g
UKIiCoN CTIV, OKI!.
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htiliactilMt (or the F.nlcriiriau.
W'nta I'.ttok kn. Tlm main ire nn tlm
eleclr'c line which feeds the eara all
along- the line la-twceti Portland and
On-Knii Cilv waa broken bv llm heavy
atoiin Moiiil.iy initil Klvit'K travel con
aldtitiblit Itili-rruplitjll IhinuilliutU tlm
(ollnwniK day. This irregular rininintl
ri, Mill d lliroii(lioiil the Kreater part nl
Tiicstliiv till the current tint to riiiiiiinu
well Ihroituh tlm wire. Snme fullitiK oh
Ji'ci Irom the treea prnhnblv strtn k llm
wire and broke il as the wind on this
partituUr iiitlit blew with tnortt than or
dinary viruience.
Skhihis Hi.iawav MuniUy after
noon Ihe leant of Mr. Davia driven iy
Mr. Pavis and an old tcenlleinan whoae
liaine we are uitahlit tt b-nrn, became
friL'hletie'l at the electric car in fmnt ol
KtiTiatd hreytaK's hmiae nn Main stieel.
ami ran away nearly ktlllnit the old
Ki'iilli-liiaii and seriously itij'irin Mr.
Itavis Tlm linraea were bltclied lo a
liKlit sprina" waiioii and when they re
ceived their IriKht limy ran at lull speed
down the sired. Al the end of the street
Juhil Kelly aay lle'lll comiiif and Weill
nut in Ihe middle of the slreeL. and
caita-lit llmin just as one of llm (ii;liVlit-'l
animals jumped over a picket fence and
hiokc Ina harness to pieces The old
man fell out in the wild ride down the
aired, ami was nuked up for ilead by
Chief nf Police lluriia ami Mr. Kelly,
lie was taken lo l'r. N.inmcr's olliie,
however, and revived bill baa sustained
aeilniia ami pt-rhaiia laaliiix Itijiiriea.
Mr. I'avia w.a injured ahotil tlm head
and anna but not ao si'i ioiiily as was the
older man.
HaIiiii.HH va. Cl-KltKa. Sunday oc
curred t' first uame of baseball ,nf the
ai'asnti ; it wa between tbe hurliera ami
clerks ul tins cily and their work was
Kiintl cnnaideritni that many had never
pliived Ihe name licfure and cninteipiently
hail some lliit'ns tn learn. On account
nf had weather the crowd was hardly as
Ure a wuiilil have Imi'-u present bud
Ihe eh -tits been leas inclement but
their enthusiasm ahoutiditl and al every
a-raml slind plav every body shouted tilt
i... ..(.ni.lti'i ulwi'tt loiu'rr and this tie
tti'ther wild the tootitiK of Imrns and
clH,i'iiiK of hands nntdtt un for the bad
weather and small Hiti'iidunce. 'I'he
prticiinls in the iiaine, aa tief ire re
unirked, were mostly new at this ijanie
and of coiiri-e ilul not ihV an ermrlesa
tf-ittm hut HtklliK all their disadvantaues
inlo consiilcrnlioti, they all deserve
credit for the work Ihey did do One
accident occurred tn nmr Ihe pleasure of
the iiflrrnouii, when Mr. Leavens, one of
the bathers, was Hi ruck in the eye with
the hall and badly hurt. Willi ibis ex-
i,., ui.irf i It i ii iniNNi'il oil verv well.
The sicte alno'l 7 In I' in favor of Ihe
clerka. This is tint M end the rivalry,
however, as ihe hiirbera feel sure Ihey
call win next lime. They say their best
men were lint ill pind form and that
next time they writ put up a winiiiii
Ifame.
IsmsrKKKT I'rt'ii.H. Sometimes in life
you can he too kind and indulgent wiih
your fellow a and instead ol litem feel
niithe proper appreciation of you, they
will undertake to subject yon lo every
kind of imposition iiiiaitinahle. A few
days ano a iesr ol the pupila in the lbtr
clay hiyh Hcluml took it upon Ihemselves
to consider their feeliniiH butt becituse
Kditar M. Faulk enforced a little disci-
til i nit nvur limn ami In show their nn-
puitance, picked up their books ami en-
KiiKcil in a "striKe" lor a itity or no. .-u
deeply linpteaseit were tney wun urn
..u.niiin.lu n( ihe ahiise shown them,
that they went before Ihe board of di
rectors ami nrneil Unit lioiiy ol men to
ii, u aniutiititmiilent from Hi'hool.
'A e are ttlad to relate that the directors
allowed the twml taste to order the
youthful applicant!) to return to their
work with the announcement mat me
instructor was to remain in charge of bis
Si lioul. Profesanr Faulk has been the
l. :....t nn lillli, rrtlifiam. of late, on
the part of a few of tbene pupils to whom
i --'I ..: ..ritiilu.rMa mill IH'A
lie lias given iiinn i,.i,to, -
detun it no more than bis due to say that
if be is to be blamed at all it is for his
extreme indulgence with his pupils; be
ia a gentleman whose conduct- is always
lenient with bis pupila and the truth of
l... .....tt..r ia llml liwi manv of his nil 111 Is
and too many of that portiiwi of tnr citi
lenship which (roes by the name of
"YouiiK America" never did appreciate
tbe aacrillce made in their behalf or the
privileges which our free institutions
confer on them. They appear to forgi't
that all that they are or may hope to be
comes from the educational advantages
which the people's taxes are every where
affording them anil it is time that they
i. in.uauu with llm thought that
UV lilt ll rnm.u -- - - - -
while they are pretty wise about many
matters they don't quite know it all and
are not altoijetlier independent of the
public school yet. Professor faulk is
known for his kindness and when these
youthlul truant from school came before
the directors with their awful tale of
"woe" they knew down deep in their
i i. !.., llm tmntilA ia thev don t ap-
j preciate good treatment when they get it.
Donatio Pahtv. Last week the
frlitmla of C. W ptiKUH tendered Mm a
pleaniiiK party at llm Kly church. The
object nl the itailmiinK was lo tender
Mr. Iuue a few lltlla Ihlnu" alonit tlm
line ol liotiaeimii' necenaniea id snow me
Inifli ealeniii in which bit Waa held by
the many who know bun. Mr. Poxue
liaa been preachlnif in lite Kly chiircliat
various tunes this winter and bia aao
Clalinn wiih Iheiw people baa matin him
many Irienda The eveniiiK rt ferred to
waa ilevnted to pleaaalit aiiieN and a
delightful social time
Matkiimi. ('omkb Kmiw. OwiriK lo llm
ureal lush of ordera in all the saw mill
in llm (-ml nl V , builditiK material fur llm
M. K. clitirch is ctiiiiiiiK In very slowlv.
The new room adjoining- the main audi
torium i up ami lacks only I lie roof tp
make it i-oinplete. The saw mills are
rioailiiiK wink all they can but llml Ihe
dcmanil Keater than ia their ahihly to
meet llm same. To say when the new
church will be really for onlipiliry
would lieceaaatily be a conjecture as no
lutlv kttowi what may arie belween
now ami spriiiK lo seriously interrupt
the woik.
Know Fki.i.. -Saturday night the
iiclghl oring lulls were coveted with a
wtiite mantel of snow, and Sunday
morning a feeble attemtit was made to
whilen tlm sidewalks around lon The
snow storm was of slim t duration and
soon turned into a cold drizzling rain.
T'tia season has, indeed, been remarka
ble lor Its scarcity of snow, aa we have
not hail a Mingle day of sleighing, and
hardiy enough aim' to make a resia-cla-hie
snowball The Kaatern Stales
have Ih'.-u snowbound, and while their
pour people are in many cases suffering
iur clothing and coal, we are picking a
few early violets and making ready to
put in our gatdeiia.
N Vul ( 'ul.irrli quicaly j i' Ids to truit-
Iiicm by Y.y a C '.In liuiin. which i un
uh!y annual in. It in n i it-d tliro'i.;!i the
poairils, clckiiKL-a ninl IiliuhUiu wl.ola n'.r
fiice cv r wiii.-li il dilfuh'-a ilsijlf. J)riicKinta
Htll tiio .Ml.:, siit 'iri:,l i,iu by until, l'J
ci'iita. 'IlA it and you iuc n.ro to continue
thu Ireuliiii-iit,
AllIl'IHIK't'lllt'llt.
To aocou nioihitt) Uinau who ma pnrtiid
to the list) of at. uii.t ra in ny,;m iKjunla
into Iho liinjd ) infill, ea for Ci.tarrliiil trmt
bin, the pMpri' tnra prepare Cream l!alui in
liijuiil form, which will bo Ittiuwu aa Kly'a
J.itind C'rciuii Hull,!. Price inrlud.lig the
spmyiuR tube is 7riccnta. Itmi.-yinU or by
mail. Thu liituid form embudica the mod.
icinul propcrUct of the solid n parutiou.
llntsK Ki rnki) Down. One ol the
moat utilorluiiate fires which has occur
red in these prta for a long time was
that of Alex t ampan at KHioll's I'rairit
one day the I al week. The affair waa
especially uiifottiiiia'e iiecause Ihe struc
ture bis been but just erected by tlm
owner and he and bis fatui:y had but
juat gotten comfortably settled itown
Mm house, with every article of fiirni
line, waa destroyed completely. The
house cost'$l.")00, but had a five hundred
dollar insurance on it. The fuinituie,
however, can led no insurance, and was
a total Ions. A defective chimney caused
ihe lire by allowing a little lire to escape
The spaiks soon deve!oed into a flame,
and the dry, new lumber in a few min
ute waa also ablaze and soon passed
away in smoke.
IttiATti hp Mas. Kki.i.and Mrs.
Kul.erl Helen Kellaml, a lailv widely
know n all over Clackamas county, died
at her home near New F.ra Sunday alter
a long illtiesa. Mm. Keiland lived for
several years in Oregon City when a few
yeaia ago she moved w ith her family to
a little farm three miles out of town.
Tlm ili-ceased woman bad many friend
ami her kind manner and generous
heart always endeared her lo all who
All l.ui. I,fu ut. u u up.limtlv
fond of flowers ami Iter yard always pteM
senletl a sea of roses every Hiiininer; she
personally saw t their cultivation ami
until the last two years when her illness
coiiliueil ber to her room, it was a com
nion sight to see her digging around in
her iianlen and cultivating the plants.
Tuesday at 10 o'clock occurred the fu
neiitl al the family home ami Kev. P. K.
Iliiinmond ollii ialed. The llor.il ('leces
which lay upon Ihe casket were beauti
ful ami I in re to the dead woman's in-'iir
oty many silent expressions of love too
tender for sMeclt or pen to convey. She
leaves a hii-dinnd and two sons to grieve
over her departure.
This ollice carries in stock a complete
line of leg.il blanks of every variety, anil
we are prepared lo lill orders by mail on
short notice.
DO YOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the news
papers Is sure to Know of the wonderful
cures maac vy ur.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the ereat kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
m It Is the rreat medb
cal triumph of the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years of
-tn!ifln rvarch hv
TPrN.B Dr. Kilmer, the emt-
- . , - j . vi-J
ncui rviuuc aim umu-
der specialist, and Is
wonderfully succesJful In promptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou
bles and Brlght's Disease, which Is the worst
form of kidney trouble.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root Is not rec
ommended for everything but If you have kid
ney, liver or Diaaaer irouoie u win dc iuuhu
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work. In private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur
chase relief and has proved so successful In
every case that a special arrangement hs
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried It, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mall, also a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
(Ind out If you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer In this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer tCo.,Blng-
hamton, N. Y. The
reeular fifty cent and Honxt at swurp-fux.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Tlnn't make anv'mistake, but remem'
ber the name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
u Itl an.l ll,A aihlrafca ttinff-
.'Wiling m j .. uv ....... ... , a
bpuiton. N. Y., on every bottle.
an'fKi-cf
Fki.i. Down Ktaiks. A strange escape
was thai of Mrs. I'eckover last Thursday
She was carrying ber young child down
stairs In her arms, when she Iriiined
and fell down llm full length of the
stairs. She held the child clo-ely to her
and strange lo say the child rever re
ceived even a scratch. 1 be mother was 1
pretty severely injured annul the bead,
but by great care ami hravery Mrs.
pecktiver spared ber baby ihe slightest
injury.
llKATII I P AN Ol.ll lir.NTI.KMAN Last I
Friday there paaw sway ali New r.ra, I
near lirnli'a sclinol hiiii"e.Les,er Key j
Holds. This old gentleman has been for I
a long time very poorlv in health, and
baa hi en nil igcl lo renin in closely con
fined lo his lot'iu. lie waa about eighty
years old snd leaves s wife lo mourn bis
demise. The fuin ral of Mr. Reynolds;
was held al Ihe U. II. chun b SuniUv at
ternoon, and Kev. Mr. Ileivrfti perform'
ed ihe ceiempey. The interment oc
cuireil in Ihe Mountain View cemetery
Social P"ii Oi;oa.i N-xt Saturday
evening llnre w ill I e a social and enter
taiiiuieul given a' the Fly church for the
la-nelit ol li e organ Innd Tlie fi'Bl part
of lite evening is to lie ilevoled to selling
InniTieona ami bn-keis, In he followed
Ii V a pboni graphic eliteiiaililiieiit by
Ml. Knot. The litue church ha bad an
olil organ, which has been in use loo
longalrt-a.lv, ami cow ihe yi. ling peo
ple of the neiifbhnrho'.il have decided to
procure a heller m-urniii'-lit. Kverylmdy
invited. Ci him Htid bi ing your friends
mid help a g'Hjtl ciuae along.
I'askkt Ball. Saturday night Ihe
home team ol lia-ael hall piavers of tbe
Y. M. C. A. will go Salem lo play ball
with Him Willametle university leatn.and
it is safsj i'i say dial ibis will be one of
llm very best games nf the season. Wil
lamette I, ul.U an enviahle record, hav
ing beaten I oitland and Oregon City al
ready in two i.f Ihe banlt el ctintesled
games ever seen in these parts, and this
lime the rivalry is keen. The home
players go in Salem snd w ill play a
strong game. This will, in all proba
bility, end Ihe indoor fames for ihe sea
son. Kthikkks Hack. Hy ' Wednesday the
pjtpiia of the high si-hot.!, w ho decitled
that it was their saded fluty to Walk out
of school a few- days ago, came back, and
are once again uuiip.ying strictly with
the School reqnireiuenla. Their work is
said bv Superintendent Faulk to be of a
very high order when they are in school, ;
and if they appiy I hem elves to their
work many n them ae sure to escape
the examinations
Two DKATiia Mrs Phoeby Ifas'ings,
who lives at Ihe heatl uf Seventh street,
in this city, died al her nephew's resi
dence. K. K I! -lull. Monday. Her
ileal b was cauaetl hy acute pneumonia.
Sim was seventt-five lears old, and bad
a lara-e acquaintance and many friends
in tln city The Innenl sarvic s were
held Tuesday at Ihe L- II church tinder
the direction of bev. 1'iank II, Mixaell.
After the (eremouy llm remains were
conveyed lo Pnitlaiid hiid interred in
luie r ir ceinelt-ry. A nu'lier death was
'hut of T II Junes at hi home al High
land hist Tlles l . Mr .limes was sixty
eight years old. ami leaves a wife and
family f giow n chthlren. The deceased
died uf pnut-uiouia H e funeral incurring
al the deceased man's home.
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Kodaks load and unload anywhere. Develop
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Lamps No Fuss No Trouble.
J Brownie Cameras SI. and 32
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J Kodaks - up from $5 1
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HARNESS
r at the new Main Street Harness Shop, opp. Huntley s
V Irug Store, which are home manufactured and up-io-V.
date in quality and finish. Also a fine line of SHOES
V j;uaranteed for style and quality. Good repair shop
fi,r harness and shoes in connection.
WE WISH TO IMPRESS
upon you that by buying your watches
from us you gain advantages not to be
overlooked. Our stock is by far the larg
est in the countv. in fact much larger
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carried before. We have the
Elgin Watches in all grades some with very fine move
ments that are made for railroad use, others with medium
grade movements still a good reliable time piece but not as
expensive, and then the low priced watches that will do for
a boy to start in with. - - - - -We
carry an extra large stock of the Boss Gold Filled
Watches in all sizes, These cases are made of two layers
of solid gold with a layer of stiffening metal between they
have all the elegance and wearing qualities of an all gold
case and cost much less. We guarantee these cases to wear
2." years. Xll our watches are warranted to give satisfaction.
WHY WE SELL SO MANY
CHAIN S
Just as our watch stock is one of the
best so with our stock of chains.'
It embraces all the goti patterns and
makes. Our spring Ktje of chains are
now in and we u-hn i be pleased to
have you drop in and look them over
CURMEISTER & AJDRESEN
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS.
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over. Our Photo Man
have trouble with your
to help you.
NILEY, Proprietor
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