OREGON CITY ENTERPRISE, FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1903
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Oregon City Enterprise
TOLD IN SIDEHEADS.
HMIIKKM I'llStl'I'MMI ('llltllHliy A, ()
N (I , W4a III ll.V glVI'H H Slllol CI . 1 1 . 1 1 -I,IV
eVI'tllllg, hill OWlllg III till' lllllcaa III
I'elrr Younger, a prominent im-iii Imt,
tin- lele waa iuli ii it 1 1 next Mon
day evening. The smoker in t'i Iih given
ill liiiiiur il ilm new t ii 1 1 it i n , h in In-1 1 .
J'i.i vrSm i u, - Wi'ilin mI.iv evening
the )oii g people i. Ilm llaplial linn, h
gave il n enj nab e a h i , Ki ilm residence
III Mm. I'lllll ( i till. Til hflll'tlts More
ilnV'iii-il In Ilm aia'lely (iinil. mill a goodly
Iliiluhi i pieacnl (iiiuea. rclieahmenla i
Hinl h social limn wcieeiijiyed and every. 1
IiihIv expressed h i ! 1 1 In tutu r n In Mil-1
near I'liint. mi l r I Ilm sienna ol the !
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THE BANK OF OREGON CITY
, To A llVKKTIMK Til COUNTY Tll8 nW
hoard of trade recently organized i to
have an eiliitiit ol Clackamas Connlr
i products at Ilm Central depot Cortland,
where new co-tier from the East and
H..111I1 nn w what we raise in tliia
ronnty ami to t inilnreil to rorne hero,
'lu 1 .1 ....
1 11 11 in iieeneij move ami lit been a
pity that someihliig like: this liaa not
been dona hefoie. Every other county
in Hie stale, almost, in z-alou"ly vigilant
along 1 Iii-hb linen ami it certainly tune
Clackamas not in line ami began to let
visitors sen what we have hem ol value
to horns seekers.
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ji OREGON CITY. ORE
12, Dkitii or (iimii Man. In
Q O N 5 "' W ' '"""ty
n the most Iiiiftily respected c
i2X22S known in lhea jiarta. Mr.
I s j 1 11 1 0 11 Acin KrniHl Davis, en
euiph.v.. nl 1 I mw 11 1 itn' 111IIU, tin r
tu It i-si iu i the . m n hn cy.-.lhi re
"in I y . He waa lit w nk in iliHa.'lil
nmin w hen a plug .. mil of ajiruf
JH'I.I nn. I li e ln. m'Nlieieil over hi 11
burning Hie 1 11 ii ln 1 oiiKiili'iiihlv, ami In
juru.g inn eve. uni soim-w lull lie wan
liiki'ii .i lr. t'arb. Hie null phy-ician
anii in.i.ii. ua i iiiiil -r 1 n 1 1 11 aa posallilr
lie Hli 11. 11 Iiihh hia sihl.
W111, Si.r Ui t II..C Vims Iteprcsen
taliV" I'. oilai-ii, Wlin Uvea a' tieorge, 111
Ilila roil 111 v , la nellum oii aeven aciea 111
Imp vim s r rum h.a oh-c rvation of the
ih .'HI yeara Mr. IVulsi-n thlnka the
Imp hinoueaa y, on tint whole
Iliouglt 1 in. 1 .f -1 1 l. l in likely to lliii'luntr
'11 n.f vi'ty much lie fays Hie price
tlil year wmiM mate a ml lor el:
years ol dullness In Hie In t liiKlk' I. Hi
daa hoi heheve ill going liilo (he hli
lieaa Vef eieiiBvelv, hut thlnka a lew
Hcn a iiiili he a f hm lliiii( to Inive on
liaml i'1'..i y year. Ilia kiowii aona have
hail eonai'lerahle exietieiic in Ilm rill-
tore iiihI ihyni ol lioi a, anil theywi
have rharjt . ol Ihe lie!. I I'he noil in Ihe
vii inity i.l ( ieoi;e la a.i. to he etnliiir
ly ailii'tol In r.iianiu hnin.
1 1 iiHi n.iki. r r. mi.. lie Home
ttii in ol liiKket li.tll .laveiH went to a
h ill Saiunl.iy iiiiiil alnl iilave.l Ihe St
leinllea a Kline nl hnrki't hall, reauli'nu
in a viclorv lor S leni in a "i ore nl 11 to
1H. The Im.vh rei"rt a K'Miil aine, with
the klnileat ol treatment nn the part ol
the Villein men. They aay tl Salem
hoya a iiiplv out iluvei theih, ami tlial
ia all theie la lo it. Tin will, liriil.al.lv
Ih' the lual name ol haakel hall Una rea
nun. The home team ha ilayel eveinl
lenilil ifaiuea lliia eeaaoii, ami while
lny have lual ohm or two, they h.ive al
wava iihiyi"! w Hh tho heat team in the
Mate.
Fixk I'm am ainmkjit "Tomiikina
llireil .Man, which waa playe.l at tl
llhuui'ite achiail .SalnnUy nilit waa
liihly pleaaO'i; ami well pliiyeil. The
linuait waa crewilel Willi people linlil
ri'K'iu I lly ami vicinity, ami the pin
' I e came to a tron.1 rouml rum, Ih
anlea the little play, limine, uniting ami
npenkiii I'lili'ilailieil ilm aiiiheiice, anil
all preaent :ieinlcrei every event lieariv
applaiiKi'. l'n.l limit, w hu Inia laiuhl
the achool lor nine lime haa oiin ol Ihe
veiy heal achonla in the cniiiily ami hi
fit I i 1 M all ahow ureal advancement. I'er
liupa in a lew weeka another aiinilar eu
terlniiiuieiit will heuiven,
'itAl tai qi a I'LANa, The In noliera
of the Willametic V.illey ('lniiitaiiiiia
AnHoiiiiiinii are nwikii ami hiiaily at
woik milking plan to entertiiin their
jfiieata Ihia neiiHon aa never hi lore. Much
ol the nioifriun lia not aa yet heen umile
lip, hill Ilm talent procure. I ia very Huh
ami will aiirpiiaa anything ol loruier
year. I'uiteil State Senator J. I'. I l -liver,
of Iowa, ia to o lure 011 I'll til u
Virlmiaaa luuHtiou ol I'uhcy." Karl
ieriiiHiii. the iiiHfjii'i.in of rare tal
ent, will appear, ami Uev Ni-well
Dwihl Ililla, of llecclier'a Plymouth
church, Brooklyn, hua heeii procureil
The whole aeHaion will ! highly filter
tuiniiik', ami all who at'emli'il in the paat
will he jualilieil ami ilouhly pul.l in re
turning Una aewaon.
1 K A 111 ok Mm. 1'KK.v, Krnlay ninht
Mr (i, Kiev phhnihI away at her home in
tliia city. Ih'iilh waa caimeil hy a aevere
attack of pueiiiuonia, which laateil hut
two or three. iIjvm. Mra. Krey wu a na
tive ol lieriiiiiuv, heiiii! horn in the year
Ss. In 1ST'.' ahe nnirrieil Air. (ieortfo
l'Vey, ami h liveil the urealer part of
her iiiiiirieil Iih' at Iliuwuaville. She
leiive tlv chililrcn, a hunhiiinl ami kin
ter to mourn her ileuih. heiiiea iiuny
anient friemls, who hoM her ineiuorr
dear. Tim funer.tl aerviceH occiiiri'd at
the fiiuiily rei idencn Sunday afternoon,
and the interment wu held in the Moun
tain View cemetery. The deci-ael lived
a ChrHli.iti life, ami waa an earncal
worker mid potent fui-tor for k111"!
wherever her preaence wna lelt,
Aaiion Jonkh Si'okk. Willamette hull
waa crowded laat Thilraday aflernoon.
(.iruniterH from ull over Clackainua coun
ty were here to liatiin to Aaron Jonea,
ihktioiial uiaater ol thu (iraiiKP. Mr.
Jonea ia ah eloquent and convinuiiiK
apeaker anil delighted hia ainlience. He
Buid Ih t tho lirHtik'o wan making rapid
atrideH in ini'iuherHhiii, and that tliia
vear the grand total would reach (100,000.
There are 5,000,(100 farmer in the coun
try," ho Haiti, "and there are 30.000,000
peiaoim (lepeudinK on the farminir in
iliiHlry. Our order haa been inexiHtence
.'10 yeara, ami ia etroup'r now than ever.
It haa hccoiiie a power in li'Kiltioii,and
iainatiood poaition to demand the en
actment of law fur the betterment of
the dinner. "In former yeara men tried
to got into the order for the purpoae of
advancing themaelves in political pre
ferment, nut we have eleininated theae
now, and expect to keep them out. We
are careful as to whom we a lmit into
the order, and the fact of man being
endued in farming alone doea not alone
make bim eligible. We work for the
Imtlerment of condition, for more intel
ligence in farming; and guard against
all elements that tend to disrupt." Mr.
J. tiaa a C00-re stock ranch near South
Hend, Ind. Ilia grown children run the
ranch, which he lays pays well nowa
days. His own time is taken up with
the interest of the order. He has been
national master far fivo years. Mr.
Jones is accompanied by E. (1. Leedy,
master of the state grange, and they left
l-'riday morning lor Mr. Leedy's home
in Tiuarville. From there they go to
Macleay and Salem. Mr. Jones leaves
'Thursday for Rainier, and then U guiS a
tour of the slate of Washington
To Ai.tkii i'ni'Mril Work will aoon
Iim i-nlii i,ii.i...il III ulli.r I Iim IiimiiIm III ll,M I
( 'niilin Kaiimial church. The woik will
c..iilat chlillyof calciiuiiiing Hm walla
and levuriiialiiUK the Wn.nl wotk. Tliia
church i one ol the nioft attiatic In the
eilv, and it ia Ihe intention o the hnav
Wufkei to keep it reputation up. The
ladie of the chinch w ho have done and
inn lining ao much towanla Ihe uphiiiM
liilf of the church, wilpvoto I'oitlaiid
ami pnichaae carpet lor the iiiuiii audi
loniiiu, aa Ihe old ia .juile worn,
Wl i.l. ItiM'KNaK Willi Wool). In Ihe
near lulur the Crown Mill, whuriihaa
In en lor o hiiiii hiirniiia' wood in it fur
li.ii'ca, will aiihatiluln an Ituiiienaii oil
lank to lake Ihe place of the hiiruinK of
wiacl. Wood haa alwnva linen a aource
of gient exa'iire and haa reipiired many
lin n lo bundle il. hen tin new tank
ia erected t he ex peuaea will proh ihly he
r ill iii.-il oniie a Ihlnl. 1 he Link Will
luoiiithly hold ,'tlMI IMMI itallona. and ia to
he in. I" of Kraoile, Ihe WilUmeile
win ptonaiiiy ioiiow aiiii anon ii'i'i im in i hah,.,! alatemeiit hy Mr. Howard that
a couple ol lug lank to ilo the Work ol , i,M reHolnlioita i (,ii,l,.,,,i,im, Hn.u net, l,,r
hi failure to aecure the paaaaue of an
eiiMil-lnior law were not pAimed hy the
. rederal Ijitior Union, hilt by a inaaa
I iKami H a I.l. All lovers of the dance
and k'hhI iiiiihic may enjoy a grand dance
In lie given al the Armory on the even
ing :il March i'.sih, Thia hall ia given
tiv lheT.-iile Diiion Mini ia mre to af
ford a pleaaurahle evening lo all w ho a'-
lend. Iiiruey will furmah iiiiihih and
Ihe allilr la open lo the pulilic. Admia-I
loll fiO cetita for gelitleiuen, ladies free,
Thia will piohahly he Ihe laat grand hall
of ila kind in the city thia aeaaoti eo none
w ho enjoy audi pleiaiire can allord to
inlMa It.
KxoNkKATicii Him Federal Labor
I'nion, No l?i;H, held a speciul meeting
lant I'lieadiiy fil jtil and exonerated ila
aecielaiy, J II. Howard, of the charge
ii.aile aitaiiiat linn hv the) local union of
carpenter. About I'.'-l member at
tended (he meeting. No proof was pro
dilced a a foundallon of Ihe charge that
Mr. II 'Hunl waa unfair, iliMhone( and
an enemy lo orifaiii.ed lahor. Howard
waa alao accused of being a tool of Sena
tor llr.iwn-ll. Tim Carpenter' Union
look action imniHiliaieiv upon the imb-
lios'r Foi.okt Ir. Il umv lie well lo
remind our hlemla of the entertainment
at the Y. M C. A. thia Fridnv evening
lllnh-r the ullapicea of the Oregon City
.Noiuial college. Ihe priinrnin will he
interesting coui'iallng of aonga, reclla
tiniia, iiiairuiuclit.il ai'lectuma and de-
h.iti.f. Ihei.M.C. A lia heen pro
ureil to liolil thia enti rlainnn-iil in aa
Ihe college will hardly aeat Ihe audience,
I he ohiect of Una allair ia to gel lund
lor nn hikiii and everyhoily it invited
Aomiai"li hi cent". Ihe ilnhale la on
Hie uni'Mion ol whether women oiiitht t
have aull'i sue and Ihe am-akcra aie all
wide awake and itilerealiug.
Imi'imvkmkm ra Kvkhywiii:kk. Very
noticeable la Ihe iiiiliroveineut count nit
ly going on in thia cilv. Kverv block
aliuoal ia having aome klinl ol a new
huililuiK erected on il, and new More
huildiuga, waiehouaea and aidewalka are
evervw lime appeurnig a nninihtakahle
inria nl the citv'n proapentv. The Kant
Iiiiiii achool will a. inn tin i lit an addition
to toe hnil'linn proper ; the electric line ia
..on to comuieoi'e the eii'ctioii of an nn
meiiae depot, sidewalk ar- being huiit
and renewed all over the city, and new
leaideiices eveiy day apaoir to view
Aliuig several atreela new wa'crplpe
will anon he laid, where there have
never hceii water mama U'fore, and aev
eral old Ha-a, which have ouilived their
uaefiilncaa, are heing replaced wnh lie
onef.
Vint A Hoai). A repoit made at the
Uiard ol liadi ineetiiiA Monday innht
liowa 1 1 1 nt the Viola rond lund i grow
ing and will soon reach the riiiiired
amount. Ihe tanner living a Ion n the
load, who have nllcreil lo raiae $ l.'ilkl
have already f 10X1. and will eaaily raiae
the t"ilH) lemuiuiiig. To ahow the proa
perity of the time, and to fhow, too,
how earni'Ht theae noo.l peoole are in
tliia) matter, it uiighl he aluted that aome
of theae men are making coi.lrihiitions
amounting lo aa much a "'i. The ti iiki
lief Mien in Una city will he aaked to
oulrihiite some toward thia road, ami
this, together with what the county ia
to contribute, will aimoat he ennuwli to
ty for the huilditiK of the roadway
I he road ia to be made i f plank and
gravel, ai d will he one of the very heat
in the countv.
Fiiikmii.n' Hamjckt. All the flie
ouipuniea of Ihe citv have agreed to
hold a hanniiet in a lew duva and have a
good (line like the times hail here a few
yeara ago, when lint men were all active
n Iheir interest for theae thing. Moti
lity night the ('tiU'iicta held a meeting
to ace w hat tlii'V weie going to do about
uniting with the Hook ami cuun'ains,
id it wan iiii.iiiiiiiiiiihl v agreed to j iiu
in the move and have a grand aiireud.
All three compHiiiea ilnwn town are
united in the movement, ami il rem lina
now lor the three hill cninpaiiie to ex
prei-a the iukc Ivc in favor of the under
taking, winch they will do without a
doubt. All thit companies will contrib
ute a ainall sum toward the leant, ami
in thia way the burden of Ihe expciiae
cannot (all heavily on any mm. It ia to
lie excluaively a llreineu'a banquet, with
special invitations to exempt firemen
ami old and new ineinbnra. The even
ing will be pleaamitly apent, and it will
certainly be an alHiir of the aeaaon.
Board ok Tradk. Monday night
twenty btiHjneas men met at the county
court room for the purpoae of organizing
a board of trade and discussing plans for
the same. A committee, consisting ol
about eight business men, made a re
port on the character of the hoard, its
plans and object, which waa unanimous
ly adopted, and in the reiort was set
forth the plan to form a conmrution of
two hundred Bharea, to consist of indi
vidual shares valued at l-' per share;
subscribers to two shares to pay $5 cash
on subscription and 50 cents per month,
payable quarterly thereafter. The board
is to be incorporated for four years, and
will have among .its members the most
substantial business men in the city.
Col. Drake and W. II. Killingsworth,
of Portland, were present and delivered
stirring; addresses on the work of the
board and its advantages to the city.
The report also speaks of the value to
the county of sending an exhibit to the
Central Depot, Portland, where visitors
can see the resources and products the
county, and thereby gain aome idea of
the wealth of Clackamas county. This,
President Cross declares, will be done
in the near future, and the very best
products obtainable will be there on ex
hibit. At the next meeting a perma
nent organisation will probably be ef
fected, when a president, vice-president,
secretary and treasury and nine trustees
are to be elected.
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meeting of union men. alien. led ov onlv
-hi men, out of a total strength of nearlv
IiKhi in the city.
Si-K.fui. Mkktimi A special meeting
of iim city council was held Tuesday
night to act on the mailer of putting an
other sewer. The first thing Hint came
up for ilii'Usion waa the ordinance for
establishing sewer district No. 3. Tina
district includes ih! of the city north
of 7th t. The ordinance waa uiiani
uioualy passed. Then 'ollowed another
ordinance (or the api ointment, of three
appraiser. Thia ordinance passed and
Mea.i. Ilittner, F. T. tinllith and K. U.
t'antleld were appointed. The duty of
Iheae. three men ia to make an assess
ment of the cost of the sewer to the in
dividual proiHTty owrtera along the pro
posed sewer district. Another matter of
interest to Ihe eople of this cilv waa the
rep irl ol Engineer Kami on tbe build
ing of the road over Ihe bluir on the
aoiilh end ol the city. It waa announced
ii this report that lo woik a tunnel un
der the S. P. track would cost about
t'.l'ihO and to build nn elevated roadway
over Ihe track would cost foOOO or there
abouts, This waa the gia. of the princi
pal business done by the council at thia
time. The next regular meeting will tie
the lirsl Wednesday in April.
A MKKTINIi l Hol.lMKKH Idist Fstlir-
dav evening there occurred at the resi
lience of Joaiaii Howell, at Canemah, a
meet ing ol four o.il Indian war veterans
who ha In't lor many a moon seer, each
other. The four distinguished and bitde
aesi red veterans were tieorge W. Miller.
of Dayton, Washington; Kobert Miller,
and J.Cole, of I. inn county and Josin.li
Howell. These four veterans had served
in the Indian wars of T." ami '.Mi during
the time when the Indians gave th.'
people of this coast so much dilliculti,
and this meeting, at Ibis advanced day,
waa the lirst experienced since they dis
banded and returned to peaceful iiursui's
of life. All four of the men are over
seventy-two years of sge and each haa
seen lucre than bin share of experience
wim ins musket. Ihe meeting, at this
time, was reminiscent am' highly enjoy
able. Old limes when the Indian wars
were at their height, were the mbjects
ol supreme interest and the way these
four old comrades unearthed tilings long
lorgottc n waan t slow in the least. Thev
aie ami drank and made merry all day
Saturday and part of Sunday ami tie-
parted Sunday evening feeling that it
hud truly heen good to be there. We
make mention of thi event with pleas
ure aa it is seldom that we can record a
meeting together of such venerable and
honored men as these who took an active
part in our Indian wars so long ago when
the country waa in its earliest stage of
grow th.
In the death
lows one ol
citizens ever
Jones lived
to this inly fur a long time and has heen
more or lea active in steam boating for
over .1) year. The deceased was 112
yeara old and leavea one ol the most
highly respected lamilies in Oregon City.
The funeral services occurred at the
hjiuMoflhe ileceaaed'a son, Linn E.
Jonea, and Kev. A. J. Montgomery, an
old friend of the late Mr. Jonea olll' iated.
Mr. Jones ha alw lya had many friends
in Oregon City among both old and
yo'ing and hia death brings a tinge of
thede'fiest sadness to a great many
who koe In .ii well.
Butteriek Patterns
April Stock just received
showing every desirable
garment for the Spring
season and all the latest
novelties
k Norfolk Styles with the Kimono
Neck
Stole Effects on Capes, Coats,
Blouses and Coffee Sacks;
Shirred Styles in Waists and
Skirts.
All the Latest Styles lor Girls
and Little Folks.
KxjktU'wo ConvInooH.
Frovs its Talus by investing ID cents In
trial size of Ely's Cream Jtahu. Druggists
supply it and we mail it. Full siznoO cetita.
ELY UltOH., CM Warren St., New York.
Clifton, Arizona, Jan. M, lH'.rtt.
Messrs. Ely linos.: Please send meaCO
cent liottle of Cream Jtulm. I find your
remedy the quickest and most permanent
curs for catarrh and cold in the bead.
Dki.lM. I'ottkb, Oon.Mgr. Ariz.GoldM.Co.
Mown. Ely Buoa.: I havs beenaflliclf.d
with catarrh for twenty years. It made tne
so weak I thought I hud consumption. I
got one bottle of Ely's Cream Halm and in
three days the discharge stopped. It is the
beat medicine I havs used for catarrh.
pToU-rta, Ciil. Feanx E. Kindlesfibe.
A Lively Time Judge Fonts had
quite a time the oilier day in getting one
Sir. Seol to leave a house which he had
rented lo her. The Judge decided that
he didn't care to have the woman te
I main longer in hi house and as there
I was no contract or understanding as to Pj
j how long she was to have po.aession, be ) Y
I w ent to her house and requested her to i K
' leave as he had other tenants for the
house who would pay lietler rent and
therefore be more desirable Occupant".
Km Mrs Seol was not disposed to go and
she told the judge just what she thought
of him in langliage not the most elegant
and not to be mtsiinderstoo.l. All one
day the owner ol the place staid a round
the premises and at evry opportunity
would cotdront the tenant with the ques
tion of when she was going to give up
possession to him ? At last after a day
of al'ercaiion. mingled with hot words
on the part of the lajld tenant, the judge '
got her consent to leave and she wasn't!
long getting out when once she started.!
The judge showed her he meant business
and when once this had l?en impressed J
on her she decided that the best thing
for her to do was to get out and seek an-'
other abode.
I
The. Delineator for April
15c
No more beautiful or use
ful magazine in tbe market
8 page sl'ahion plate free
for t he asking. If out of
town, send a request on
a, postal card.
g HUNTLEY BROS.
Li Druggists, Booksellers and Stationers.
H Hurrah ! for Uncle Sam. B
One
Thousand
H
able bodied men
A R N E S
wanted
s
to buy
IB
at tbe new Main Street Harness Shop, opp. Huntley's
Drug Store, which are home manufactured and up-to-date
in quality and finish. Also a fine line of SHOES
guaranteed for style and quality. Good repair shop
fur harness aud shoes in connection.
H . HILEY
Proprietor
Ittor r
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Jurunswick House & Kestaurant i
. !
Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable by
Kidney Trouble.
mm
Kidney trouble preys upon the mind, dis
courages and lessens ambition; beauty, vigor
ana cheerfulness soon
disappear when the kid
neys are out of order
or diseased.
Kidney trouble has
beCOmA sn nrvalnl
f that it Is not uncommon
L, for a child to be born
altllcted with weak kid-)--'
neys. If the child urin
stes too often. If the
urine scalds the flesh or It, 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 mads 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 sold
by druggists. In fifty
cent and one dollar
sizes. You may have a gMjViSH ftfrr
sample ooiue oy man
tree, also pamphlet tell- boom at enon-Bo.
ing all about it. Including many of the
thousands of testimonial letters received
from sufferers cured. In writing Dr. Kilmet
ac uo Bingnamton, N. Y ., be sure and
mention this paper.
Don't make anv!mistake. but remem
ber tbe name, Swamp-Root. Dr. Kilmer's
fiwamp-Koot, and tbe address. Uinz-
mton, N. Y., on every bottle.
FREE Embroidery lessons given free
of charge hy an ex;ierienced teacher at
Adauia tiros, (ioiilen Rule Bazaar, every
Tuesday and Friday from 2 lo 5 p. ni.
Ladies invited to call and join class.
Subscribe for the Enterprise
Newly Furnished Rooms.
Meals at All Hours. Prices Reasonable.
Opposite Suspension Bridge.
Only First Class Restaurant
In Town.
CHARLES CATTA,
Proprietor
$35.
$40.
s
BICYCLES
Are Still in the Lead.
Come in and see
. . them . .
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER:
$35.00
I
mm
$35-oo
This is a good standard machine. If you would like to know sonething about
it, come in and see it. If you can not come in, drop us a postal card and we
will send you a catalog. We sell these machines on the installment plan.
BURMEISTER & jLNDRESM
OREGON CITY,
THE OREGON CITY JEWELERS.
OREGON
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