I
r-i Diircnnv ncTri:
I'orreepondents are requested to re
k tlicir work. We will supply nil
m.-issaiy stationery. The news from
y ur neighborhood should appear in
these columns every week. The busy
season is past yon should renew your
eoi respondent' work.
Union Hail.
.1. P. Wilkerson is on the sick list.
John ISiims is huiUiii! fenee to imtke
a lasiure.
John Thomas went to Oregon "J olie
day lust week on business
The gprins term of school lias begun
ai tins place, alter a two week' vaca
tion. Airs. Elia liruues was llieguesisof
Jirs. Caiolwe llioinas one uay last
meek.
.Alvin Phelps has got his wood saw iu
running older, and he has bvuii sawing
wood.
M. lluiras and Mike Heauiuan were
t .e tresis of J. lVirltmer K'id family
lhj; unday.
Mrs. Lillian Coleman, of San rraa
lisco, C'alit., is visiln.g her Ulster, Mrs.
L. 1'. bums and laiuily, this wet-k.
Kohert Wilkersou, who has bee u in
t nny tor teveial tuontiis past, catueout
to live with hw bou, Sain Wilkersou.
Will and Dick Johnson, who have
been woiking ou a dairy lanuiu Tula
tuook county, came huuie last Sunday lo
ituiaiu home.
Mrs. Annie Tice, who has been woik
iug lu 1'orllaud lor seveial uiouilis past,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. 1). Wil
kersou. Messrs. James Adkitis and L. Higgs
have gone to Hillsboro, Wasinngiou
t uuutyv Or., to eee about a location for
Mi. Aokius' sanuilll. If the location is
tunable, Mr. Adkins Mill most probably
uiovehis mul there some time lu the
near futuie.
Sbubel.
Tom Duffy is ou the sick list.
Mis. E. F. (jinther epent Saturday
w ith Mrs. Huedeiuau.
Mrs. H. Brandt and children, of Ely,
speut yesterday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. U. A. Schuebel spent
Sunday with relatives at Oregon City.
Grandma Schueble, of Oregon City,
cailed on relaiives and friends here last
week.
Edward Hettman and Will Marshall,
of Claiks, passed through our burg last
Sunday.
Mrs. Kaider arid children, of Dakota,
are visaing her cousin, Mrs. E. W.
liornshuti.
Miss Elnora Ginther has returned
after a few weeks visit with friends and
relatives in Oregon City.
A number of our young folks ppent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. (i.
K. Miller, of Highland.
Several families from the East have
settled in our neighborhood and seem
well pleased with old Oregon.
Eagle Creek.
This fine weather the farmers are very
busy seeding.
A.J. Douglaes is building a skill road
to leg on. lie has it nearly completed.
Consumption is a human
weed flourishing best in weak
lungs. Like other weeds it's
easily destroyed while young;
when old, sometimes im
possible. Strengthen the lungs as you
would weak land and the
weeds will disappear.
The best lung fertilizer is
Scott's Emulsion. Salt pork
is good too, but it is very hard
to digest.
The time to treat consump
tion is when you begin trying
to hide it from yourself.
Others see it, you won't.
Don't wait until you can't
deceive yourself any longer.
Begin with the first thought
to take Scott's Emulsion. If
it isn't really consumption so
much the better; you will soon
forget it and be better for the
treatment. If it is consump
tion you can't expect to be
cured at once, but if you will
begin in time and will be
rigidly regular in your treat
ment you will win.
Scott's Emulsion, fresh air,
rest all you can, eat all you
can, that's the treatment and
that's the best treatment.
We i!l send you
a little of the Emul
sion free.
Re lure that ttm picture ta
the form of a label is on the
wrapper of every Louie of
Emulsion you buy.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Peart St., N. Y.
joc. and 1 1: all dniggista.
OBEGON
Coughed
ram
' 1 r-.ad a
most stubborn coufin
For many years. It deprived me
K-t .sleep and 1 Rrew very thin. I
:iwii tried Aver's Cherrv Pectoral,
and i quieklv cured.'
1n N. iV.a:n Fall Mills, Term.
'?;irs of cares
...luiionyss the
;;;'.:sv.:iiswhat
..: ry Pectoral
ana s.l
ab3 c I
Aye.-'j
w. I d v
VJ'o f.n rvit's the great
est couch remedy ever
mcJ. And you will say
?a, too, after you try it.
There's cure in every drop.
nrw t:es : 25.. II. AM drotrit.
.,,... II r.mr .l.vtor. If ha 1T tk It.
then ilo I" u. I' lo'l' T"" nut
tak It. th.'n don t mi 11. no auuwi.
Lave It with Mm. V ar willliic
J. C. Al t.K CO.. UJWM, AIM.
z. r,
made a
week.
Woodle
business
and
trip
W. J. Hewlett
to Portland lat
There has been a great dial of sick
ness in this section lor several weeks
past, but neariy all are better now.
The traders on the new railroad line
are geltir g along tine this nice weather,
and w ill soon have the grade completed
to Eagle Creek .
Dr. S L. Roberhs returned home 'rom
the St. Vincent hospital at 1'ortland last
Sunday, whete he has been having his
foot treated. He is some belter since
the treatment.
StatTerd.
Dust is flying in the roads.
Fall fown grain looks very spoiled and
streaked.
Hooters and drummers are making the
woodland merry.
John Gane has moved ilon the Co
lumbia to St Helens.
Mr. I'atnperin is expected home fiom
Dakota tl e Ust of tb week.
How about candlemas day's sunshine?
The ground hog w.s tooled lliis time.
A light frost every morning the past
week, and eucli lovely epring like days.
Some gardening is being done. Cold
spring lains are more useful in propa
gating needs than in gardening to protit.
Dakota farmers are moving into our
midst. One lot of them are digging po
tatees for Mr. Wedd They think
Oregon with lis sunny Much paradise,
and shudder at the thought of the six feet
of snow back home.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If yon haven't rcnlBr, healthy mnTenint of th
boweii every day, you're ill or will bo. Kevpyuur
bwei open, and be well. Forf. In the ahape ot
violent physic or pill poiaon, ta dangemun. Th
smoothest, easiest, most perfect way ot koepLuf
the bowels clear and clean Is to Uka
CANDY
CATHARTIC
EAT 'EM LIKE CANDY
Plotit, Ptlatabte. Pntent, Tte Oowl, TX
Go.l, Never fcickn. Weaken or Orip: lu. 25 anil
(0 centa per box. Vrlte (urtrottaaiuylo, aad book?
let oa health. Adtlreas 433
Sterling Remedy Company, Chicago or New York.
KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAN
Frank Weddle has jin-t received a load
of Bhotes from Jefh-rson. They are a
nice lot of Poland C'liinan. Mr W.
an pntlmsiast in I'olatid-China iv
breeding. He ralf-es them principally
on j;row iny clover. "
Oarlleld.
Mrs. K. Irvan returned home from
Sprague last week.
The sick are all recovering from an at
tack of la grippe.
(irange meeting lias been changed to
the last Saturday in the month.
1 ra t Mnor nil flinhter. Jessie, rif i
Molalla, are visiting Mrs. It. Davis this
week.
Fine weather and dust flying, and
everyone busy with farm won. There
will be a large acreage sown in Garfield
this spring, principally oats and peas,
anal a little wheat.
The dogs ran a coyote for half a day
last week, the Yar.mint circling and
doubling on its track no less than three
times. No one got a shot at it. It lives
in the creek bottom near the falls, above
George postoflice, when not calling on
some one's sheep patch.
Walter Lemon bad the misfortune to
lose bia barn, with grain and hay, by
fire recently. He had but little grain
gown. The fire was caused by a large
dead tree catching on fire by fire Bet out
to burn dead fern. He and two others
tried to put the fin out on the tree bu
it got above their reach, and as the tree
was a monster of the forest, 7 feet in di
ameter, and fire falling from above on
the tree they could not fall it. They
watched the barn till morning, when ail
i tiS'
tiro fm . rwt raif neriaiieii aion i
one cow badly burned. The loss falls
heavily on Walter, as he IB just beginning
farming by himself. Loss about flJOO.
Eldorado.
Mrs. Chaa. S pence is sick.
Frank Schoenborn is working tor It.
rkbubel.
Julius Mosbbarger is out after siege
of sickness.
5)
i
i
CITY ENTERrRISE, FRIDAY MARCH 27, 1903,
Agnes Wallace went to Oregon i Uy i
to work. I
James Curran and w ife, of Ely, panned ;
here Sunday.
I Jack and John Dodge called on fi lends ,
! here Sunday.
Lillian linns
visited hole Saturday
and Sunday.
(ieorce llelvey seems to ho doing a
laud otl'n e bit in Cant.
I'at l.yonx. of Lyons, was moving his
folks to Lyons this week.
' Fred Wallace, Pete Lamm and James
j lUi. kner filled on K. Jonea Sunday. i
Mary Wisemantel and brolher, of (
MacKstmig, visited here Sunday.
Clarence K no' t and sisier, Carrie, of :
Oiegon City, visiteil their parents tliia
week.
On Maich'.'l, li3. Mr. and Mrs. Al
jones gave a uengnnui nipper hi uoimr
r .i ii ; .... 'Pi...
i (ii uieir it-iii ii vtctmiii rtiiminiij, nv
! presents weie numerous and useful
i Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Ben
I Font. Mr. and Mrs. P.. J. llelvey, Mr.
land Mrs. C. Smith, Mr, ami Mrs. K.
i tioticher. Mr. and Mm. K Schoenborn,
Mr. and Mrs Kotit, Schnbel, Mis. Ellen
l'aine. W, II. Jones, A. E. Jones, Mis-cm
Nevada Dill, Veva Jones and Lillian
(iann, and Masters Kalph and Uay Fust
and Merle Jones.
Crtu.
Mrs. Loudon is quite ill.
Aila tiregorv spent Sunday with Kdith
White.
We are having very nice weather at
present.
Mrs. Howard called on Mrs. Horn
pluili Monday.
Mis Matilda Thomas spent Sunday
with Delia White.
Mrs. J Uuyer called on Mis. D. Spa'x
one day lasi week.
Liim Stevens left Monday for the Kast.
Good luck to yu;i, Lum.
Miss Kate Jone. 'i Portland, was vis
iting her parents last eek.
Wood Wanted
4
We want to contract
for next season or
immediate delivery.
Will pay gootl prices
for good wood,
Oregon City Woolen Mills.
4-
I, -im Stevens, of Heaver Crnek.was
seen over this w ay Sunday afternoon.
A (treat many of our 'armera have tirea
out and, therefore, all Carua in smoking
Mr. Rlieen was over from lieaver
( reek one day. (ilad to Hee you. Come
H;ain.
Sclnwl cljsed Friday, after a aeven
months teiui taught by I'rof. i. V.
.Metzi;ar.
Kev. Mr. Dunlap will preach in the
Evangelical church Sunday tnorniii( at
11 o'clock. Bbarp.
Mr. and Mth. Al I'.lount, of Oregon
City, took 8iip(er with Mia liachel
Lewis Sunday evening.
MitwB Kle-ie (juyer and Mauitie I.ewit
and F.inerson Spitz look dinner with
Veda Dills Sunday evening.
F"rPd Stevens bud a very HerioiiH acci
dent laHt Sunday morning, which took
, quite a lot of hair from his head.
! Prof. Miracle will give a basket social
! at the Muliuo school bouse next Satur
day evening. Everybody cordially in- I
vited. j
Mr. and Mrs. Will Havhurst, of Port-
land, were visiting the former's parents. :
They returned Sundav evening, accoin-
pained by their sister, .Mihh tiara.
The most pleasing event of the season
was given by .Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Jones
last Saturday evening, the occasion bit
ing ttie celebration of their tenth wed
ding anniversary. A most delicious sup
per was nerved at midnight, and the
guests dispeihed for their homes at
o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Jones were the
recipients of many ornamental and in-e-f
tl 1 presents. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. I'r.
K. Gom.her, Mr. and Mrs. Shoenbiirn,
M. and Mrs. lienj. Helvev, Mr. and Airs
(J. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. lienj. Faust, Mr.
a?(1 'v'.r,
K Scb ubel, Mr. Will Jones and
Mrs, VA Paine, Mis-es Lillian tians, Ve
va lones and Vada Dills, Messrs. Furriest
Jones, Merle JoneB, Kay and Kalph
Faui-t.
INils An ICihI lo It All.
A grievous wail offumes conies as a
result of unbearable pain from overtaxed
I organs. Dizziness, liackache. Liver
j complaint and Constipation. I!ut thanks
I to Dr. King'a New Life Pills, they put an
j end to it all. They are gentle but thor
ough. Try them. Only 25i;. Guaran
teed by Geo. A. Harding.B Drug Store.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
This Tirfiiiaraf ion contains all of the
digestants and digests all kinds of
food. It Rives Instant relief and never
fails to cure. ' It allows you to eat all
the food you want. Tlie most sensitive
8tornaclis can take it. I'.y Its use many
thousands of dyspeptics h;ive been
cured after everything else failed. It
iS unequalled for all stomach troubles.
It can't help
but do you good
Prepared only by E. O. Dp. Witt k Co., Chicago
TtM U. buvueconUtlu2i timeUieilc tii
7. ,,m:;mWW f H llWWiH I
jDancingScliooljLpyjA WOLFE CO
TUKNKY will fninlttct
a (l.uu'inn si-lnuil t
IWvcr I'nrk Hull.
Meet I'vcry Tiu'sl:'.v
Kvftiini:. 'PatuvHtiirlH
at S nYU'k t;li:iri; I'loso
nt I "J. A il in i xfio "
5 t) V e n t t : : : :
LADIES FREE
11 "
,.ruli
IIi'iimt CriTii-
Kail at lieaver Creek hall
Maich :ll, giv.'n by Tu-ney
Adinisnhui, geul, M cent.
, ... .
; 1 Ui HO a
t)ri hestia
Mariuot-
Jo-eph Ihtchinaii. a prominent
1. 1. .i.i.. -......1,mI (inner of Stone,
ami i
had
.nu.li mull Port Ian
Moudav ol ,
t e. k, which leMilted in the IohhoI a
va'iiafle .' eir-ol.l hoise and a general j
,H-h up "I ls vehicle. It senna that ,
l, si. ppe I m-ide of a grocery -loie lor a '
moment leaving his hordes standing out-
side mined, winch became scaieil
1 i. i ... ..ml began l run and
at i
in i
dod'-iui! a hi it ft car, the victim ran up
agam-l a telephone po-t. crushing Ms
skull and breaking its neck killing it in
Htantlv. I'" male tore loos.', upelliug
vehicle, ;l nioUsliilig three wheels an. I
(lie tongue. The dauiage and Iohs
aiiioiints to over HV.
ti id M inti.it is ;l credit to
i in- ii.-" . ,
Clackamas County. The cot of it iin.l
transiiott itioii hoin Portland was ...
It is a No. I'S hell and weigl SM) poiiu.N.
U was rai-ed March I '.I 0'1H
l,er ol the pations gaM.ered at .he wl I
hou-e and Willi the m-Ihs.I children wit
t.Hhhed tl oislllig ot llm bell, ridy I
tour dollars and eigh'y-live cems were
the proceeds of the eirertalllillclit winch
was given by the school lat month lor
the purposo'iif raising money for a Ml.
The est of the bell being deducted,
fill Sr) remained to cover Hie cost nt I he
material and instruction of the bcKrv.
which was built by Mr. Culp.n, a car
penter of Alms, w ho appreciaies school
very much and was so kind us to liuild
DR. FEMER'S
KIDNEY and
Backache
All disease of Kldneyi,
Bladder. Urinary Organs.
Al-n Rheumatism, Ba.-H
ache.HeartUtsease Gravel.
Dropsy, Female Troubles.
CURE
Don't become discouraged. There Ii a i
cureforyou. If n.-..ary rlle I r I iMinir i
ll linst s)'iit a lifit Hi" curing Jul HUCli
casus as yours. All cm. liitaMima Free. ;
"Elglit liionlh In h. nvy l a. kie lie. ;
pulu and sori-iir-s in-r.i-s kl.lm-) s, aNirlo-U" j
tiiall-iii. (nil. r n tie tin s faili-.l. I'r. I rn
tier h Kidney iin.l llackacln. I urn cun.l urn
i i ii u- I I l.s ll:.i..l. i. N. V " i
I riiir't-.t-i. .r---. fl. Ask r.ri.K.k ii.h.k tree.
ST.viTUS'DANCE?:',;;;;:;;:!:
For Sale by
Charmaii & Co Huntley I'.rothcrs
the belfry I'n-e of charge for the sake of
the children, charging only o to cover
the cost of transportaiioii of his tools to
and from the school house. The belfry
is as neat mid substantial as the hell it
self. Mr. Culpa!! deservedly has the
hearty thanks of the people ot the com
munity. The Messrs. Ascholl' also de
serve praise lor the amount of assistance
they rendered, in constructing the be'fry.
The material, lumber, shingles, paint,
rope, etc. cost about IJ o.'i which added
to !i eipials l" and leaves the sum of j
IL'.uD which will be invcsied in honks for
ttie library. All ol .Marmot and adjoin
ing districts are ilaily reminded by the
peals of tins melodious bell, that there is
at least one projrescive school in this
section of Clack tin ts County. School
e oses April ID, after which the Monday
yilowing Miss ii tchiii.ui will begin her
I third three months school at Sandy.
'I'lie Momiik Ii Is I Ik- Man
A weak stomach weakens the mini,
because It cannot transform the foo l ho
eats Into nourishment, Health and
strength cannot tie restored to any sick
man or weak woman without first re
storing health and strength to the stom
ach. A weak stomach cannot digest
enough food lo feed the tissues and re
vive the tired and run down IiiiiIh and
organs of the ho ly. Kodol Dyspepfia
(Jure cleanses, purifies, sweetens and
strengthens the glands and meuihranes
of the stomach, and cures indigestion,
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles.
Geo. A. Harding.
For Voting Men anil Voung Women.
There is nothing that will arouse the
ire of a young man or woman soipiick as
to have inferior laundry work put oir on
them. They may dress ever so well,
but if their shirt front or shirt waist is
miissv, their neat appearance is spoiled.
The Troy Laundry makes a specialty of
ladies' and gentlemen's fine work.
There can be no better work than is done
at the Troy. Leave your orders at John
son's barber shop.
Well Again.
The many friends of Jonn Blount will
be pleased to learn that be has entirely
recovered from his attack of rheumatism.
Chaiinberlain's Pain Lai in cured bun
after the best doctors in the town,
rMonon, Ind.,) had failed to give relief.
The prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affoids is alone worth minv
'times its cost. For sale by Geo. A.
Harding.
Treanarer's Sotlre
I now have money to pay county
warrants endorsed prior to Sept. 1, 1'jtK).
Also road warrants endorsed prior to
Ang. 1, 1002. Interest will cease on such
warrants on the date of this notice.
Knos Caiiili,,
Count? Treasurer.
Oregon City, Or., March 21, 1903.
3RD AND 4TH ON WASHINGTON ST8
PORTLAND, OIIEGON,
RETAIL CLERKS
WANTED.i
Apply in porson or by lottor
-givinj; roforonco oxporienco
-salary
A D D
MR. JAMES BELL
FOURTH ST
L I P M A N
PORTLAND
. . . . i- 1
S. J. VAUtilhN,
Livery, Feed nml SulfStulile
ORECON CITY.
I.OCATKlt BKTWKK.N TIIK HRlimi AM
Double ami Single Itinn, ttnl nml
I tile hornfM always mi htitul at tin
lowest jirict's. A oorntll miiiiwtwl
j with the 1'iirn fur Imih ntock.
! Informatltin regarding any klndt'
i stock promptly attended to by person I
'utter.
Horsos Bouirht and Sold.
Horsed Hoarded and Fed on reason
bin terms.
l'liyeii'diH PrcscrilM! it
for tlicir most I I i at(
Tati'-nt. ()!1 iiikI 1'nrc.
FOR BALE Ut
- E. MATTHIAS -
Sole Agency for Orpgon City
S3423'JLES OF TIME
slli rilKKN I'ACIHt: RAILWAY
Noit i u not no.
:Ui a. m.
:L'- a. m. I Albany Local;
I p. in.
HOI I'll llol'NIl.
Ii a.
r)i l p.
lip.
m. (Albany Local
m.
Daily River Excursions
- ur -KtiON
CI I V
of
1! ATS.
IHII.V si IIHiCI.K .
heave I'OltTUNl!
Foot Taylor Ht,
l') .V) A. M
bt-ave OltKl.OS t ill
Foot Mighlli ht.
7 .'ID A.M.
4 .Tl P, M
I .'!') P. M.
Only the following fUndingi will lie made:
Magoone's, Melilriiin's, Mon-v's,
Kinley'a and Oswego. Humlay excepted.
ROO'D TRIP 'J.r. CKNTH.
Oregon City Tmiisportalliiii l.'i,.
Mir
PORTLAND TO
THE DALLES
By the fast
and com
modious Bteamer
Regulator
Leaves Portland daily except
Sunday at 7,a. m.
This is the Great Scenic Route.
All tourist admit that the scenery
on the Middle Columbia is not ex
celled for beauty and grandeur in
the United States. Full informs
tion by addressing or calling on
J. S. BOOTH, Agent,
Tel. 914. Portland, OrM
Office and wharf, foot of Oak St.
lie.
M NW H M l I M i M M , I H M
H E S S
RE E T E N T
WOLFE
RANGE
c o .
O R E Q O N
t
4 i 4 j , i i ! ? M i M
PLUMDINC CHARCES
are no higher ilmii llm-M' hi any otlirr
trade, and oOM ate no higher th in er
VOK reudi'red . I l n u il . I h .
What undcitake lo do ill a th"i.in.'li
and "ulisf.n l"t v tit it it ti .-r There lll
Lot he f niod alter our wotkuiall k"'t
Ihioiilfh W lib a j .Ii all v dnlectlve j nut",
leaky piiieK. hsise iViiiiiectioiis or ollinr
eviilm uf "scamped" w ok. Lverjr
put a ill be M'ilc. l, no I look p"tlwl,
and hen the bill cmii.'S in y tu'il lint
auk for any dc.loc'ioii.
F. C. GADKE
THE PLUMBER
PIONEER
m$kf and hnu.
Freight nnd inrcelH delivered
to nil purl of tliH city.
RATES REASONADLE
JOHN YOUNGER,
Ne;ir Hiinlley'H Drtijf Store,
FORTY YKAKS hXI'liKII-NCE IN
'.in-iit Itritain and America.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
I IAILY TWAINS,
Ii IV
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Lllei-live
J lily :.,
iriy D'ly
Sal.
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MavK'-r .
. Vunicy .
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M iirililan.l
. Welport
. Chiton .
. Ktiappa .
. Hvciueii
John Day
. Anioria.
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CONNKCTI'lNH.
All trai n make clone connections l ''ll
with all Norihern Pacillo traini t) or ruii
the Kant or Hound Pointn.
At Portland with all trains leaving Union
lie pot.
At Astoria with . It. it N. Co.'stmalsan'
rail hue, ami Hleamer T. J. Potter, to nJ
troin llwacoaml North Ilea. It Points.
Ticket ollice, 2.Vi Morrison st., and Union
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Astoria, Or
E. I. SIAS
DKALEK IS
Walclies, Clocks, Jewelry and
Sjiectacles.
All kinds of,Ucpairing neatly done
and warranted.
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